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Vol
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No.
119.
..
Aon
inH
hlrf
hsMl
l
l
max
anri
In
sallf
BREMEN
DAMAGED
TRYING
TAKE
OFF
Mr.
Kellogg
said
be
waa
greatly
an-eowwffed
by
the
attitude
of
the
British
government
and
the
implied
oo-operation
of
the
Dominions.
He
had
bewn
anxious
slnoe
he
first
launched
bis
peace
movement
to
have
the
Britiah
Commonwealth
nationals
on
his
side.
INVITATIONS
AT
ONCE
WASHINGTON.
May
21.
The
Britiah
dominions
and
India
are
to
be
Invited
Immediately
by
the
United
States
to
par-
.'
T;
7,
m
'tKipst.
m
the
negotiation
of
a
gan-ral
"ty.
The
Invitation
wlH
be
lie
w
npd
in
the
-w-
!!
arwTHr.y
known
a.
t
Canada
and
eUo
toth.
tritUI
I
IW
if
HagM.
ws-o-
1
.
k
.h.
.i.fr.
Afrtoa.
New
Zealand
and
India
the
invl-
"T7
TtZZ
Te
r,.n,ona
have
already
eprem.
'.
d
had
bean
a
patient
In
the
,
P"'
n
i
inert
Oeneral
Hospiuu
iot
cctlng
hi
death
BRAVES
CHECK
CHICAGO
RUSH
IXUIl
limtMl
HI'
HISSONETlr'.
I
Oil
llllOOKLYN
WHEN
111'
SCORER
ins
seu.ntii
homer
It
,
n
'W
YORK.
MaV
1-
Chicago's
m
the
National
League
waa
halt-iM!
lowly
Boston
Braves
altar
"
i
otralght
victories.
'
ni.i.iti
itede
moved
up
to
within
'
''
't
the
league
readers
by
m-He
made
hi
seventh
homer
for
i
i
yti
snored
three
times
for
hlm-"i
iiruve
in
flea
rutia.
Pipgrasa
U
oredltad
with
his
lory
without
a
defeat
in
the
k"
win
over
8t.
Louis.
ended
a
seven
game
losing
1
-
i
boating
Chicago.
ILLINOIS
WOMAN
BREAKS
ENDURANCE
RECORDS
CHICAGO
'
Hi.
,,-.
t
in
oi
u
Miirtia
Hud-
""
MHtioon.
Ills,
shattered
all
1,1
unn
hwlm
endurance
records
both
f..l
in....
.
.....
"
mm
women
wncn
site
from
the
water
after
80
hours.
i
iiiiinuPN,
IB
uk
OFFICERS
HERE
FROM
SOUTH
FOR
TEMPORARY
DEPUTY
DURING
TRIAL
Provincial
Constable
Baker.
John
tone
and
Pattenden.
from
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
for
irmiy
rary
duty
on
district
and
city
rie-taehmenU
here
during
the
absenoe
of
arvcrsl
l;al
officers
who
are
witnesses
In
the
Senkey
murder
oase
and
who
..ail
Ujim
If
HI
fea
w
-
--
Oalala
for
New
Westminster
where
the
trial
will
be
held.
The
orrioera
going
couth
will
be
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
o
.t.si.
Thomas
Camm,
Constable
;
Robert
Oibson
snd
ConsUble
Oeorge
Wyman
(Haxelton)
oi
ine
aisuici
mrw
and
Constable
B
Ollker
of
the
city
detachment,
inspector
William
Bplller.
also
a
will",
la
already
in
the
south.
FM.MNER
NOMINATED
BY
CONSERVATIVES
AS
CANDIDATE
FOR
ATL1N
L.
h.!,,,r
of
Alice
Arm
waa
un-
Co-rv.Uv.
can-
animoualy
nominated
dWaU
for
Atl.n
r.a.ng
vutclal
tuiciw
"
election
.
t
,
at
Anyox.
held
laat
worfc
weea
'
Which
was
,
Btawert,
from
Th-r
were
delegates
V.
1
Arm
snd
other
point.
IB
Siding
-
TJZ
the
boom
day.
"
-
JTh:
PergTof
member
w
Alice
Arm,
LIBerai.
ROV.II.
AUI'AMM
m
tls.
......
tai
P'
.
sr.
av-
"AltPAX.
Mav
ai
Th.
teuiasUan-
VANOOUVW.
ay
-
"
louupisne
Bremen
at
Oreen
Island
Olnn
of
Vancouver
iiitmaged
Sunday
when
Pred
Mel-
guide
of
the
Wh.
'
'
'
..uemptod
to
Uke
off
for
Newysl
toMtom
w,
,t
Mla
ud
Brf
invention
here
the
1
H
be
necessary
to
Uke
the
plane
final
session
"
un'
i
to
a
more
suitable
ground.
Saturday.
r.
E.
CMIT
Ni
l
I
I
MIW
S
tTl
llDAV
Minir
AT
iiomi;
1)1'
SON
I'ORMKU
ALDERMAN
Death
removed
one
of
Prince
Hu-
pert'a.
moat
ostcamed
and
pioneer
bus-
aamen
in
the
person
of
Prank
Ed
win
Clapp.
altar
a
letgihy
and
serious
iea,
passed
away
at
12X16
midnight
.Saturday,
at
the
home
of
his
jon.
Bd
wart
Clapp.
ISM
Atlln
Ave.,
Westrlew
rhe
UU
Mr.
Clapp
had
been
in
Ul
.Malta
for
the
past
two
yeara
an.
even
months
ago
be
suffered
a
parai
yptlc
atroke.
His
aubaequent
codo
Jon
was
such
that
recovery
could
no
be
hoped
tor.
Only
tan
days
ag
b
was
brought
home
fsom
Los
Augele-Catttornia,
whare
he
has
raaMad
Inter
mltteotly
tsr
the
past
tew
years,
to
and
his
data
la
tbe
city
wImk
.
thaa
)atiaat
Ajs--
Ht
Mat
whet.
ha
wat
known
so
wall.
Born
in
Wisconsin
on
July
4.
1ST
the
late
Mr.
Clapp
was
spproachlm;
bis
slxty-lli
st
birthday.
He
eame
wet
some
thirty
years
ago
and
waa
aucoaas
.vely
located
in
Cranbiook.
8pokm
Victoria
and
Vancouver.
Attracted
b
the
proahlse
of
the
new
town.
Mi
71s
pp
came
to
rrlnce
Rupert
in
Jul
1B08
and
soon
saUblished
hare
the
wall
known
Beaver
BotUing
Works
business
which
he
had
since
auceeeafuUr
con
ducts.
The
late
Mr.
Clapp
had
as-
tenelve
realty
Interests
hare
at
one
ime
and
also
had
a
farm
property
near
Terrace.
He
was
an
e
-alderman
of
the
city,
having
served
in
that
capacity
for.
one
year.
He
erected
tbe
building
on
Third
Avenue
which
la
now
the
Moos
Hall.
Tbe
lata
Mr.
Clapp
waa
an
active
member
of
tbe
Mason
kc
Craft.
harUis
been
a
member
of
Tsimpeaan
Lodge
AT.
&
AAf.;
Kalen
Chapter,
RAM
Kineolith
Preoeptory
KT;
and
Olwl.
Temnla,
A.
at
A.OJ4JB..
He
waa
ala
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bhrw
club.
JOIE
RAY
WON
DIR
Beatoae
his
widow,
the
lata
Mr.
Clapp
Is
survived
by
his
eldest
son
here.
Bd
ward,
and
a
younger
son.
Chester,
at
Ban
Diego.
The
family
will
have
the
genuine
sympathy
of
maay
friends
In
its
bereavement
Pull
Masonic
honors
will
be
paid
at
the
funeral
service
tomorrow
afternoon
in
the
Masonic
Temple,
Slith
Avenue
and
Bowser
Street
cServlesa
both
at
the
Temple
and
at
the
graveside
will
be
ritualistic
conducted
by
tbe
officer
of
Tsimpaean
Lodge.
Pall
bearera
will
be
C.
H.
Orme.
Thomas
McClymont
Joseph
Orrer.
Robert
Oordon.
O.
T.
Moore
and
Oeorge
Eckerman.
BIG
MARATHON
fcTlXDY
lit
NM
U
Ull.l.
fiKT
I'UIT.
ON
OI.YMI'K'
TKA.M
AT
AMsiDIIDAM
LONQ
BBACH.
New
Jrsey,
May
SI
Jole
Ray
won
the
New
York
to
Long
Beach
marathon
Saturday
In
a
hours
14
minutes
18
3-6
seconds,
insuring
a
place
for
him
on
the
Olympic
team.
CUrettoe
Deanar
was
second.
Hay
heat
the
course
record
by
18
mwuftganuuL.
aukL
tbMe
minutes
fi
hon
recM
d.
I'lnilfON
TODA
Tbe
big
fight
between
MSLarnln
and
MQdi
u
on
this
afternoon
and
re
turns
see
being
received
at
the
Orand
Terminal
Club,
commencing
about
ala
o'clook.
WIIKAT
I'liiri:
TODAY
VA.NOOUVBR,
May
21-Tle
price
of
wheat
today
was
1.8H.
Subscribe
for
tbe
Dally
Newt.
PRINCE
RUPERT;:
DIC.,
MONDAY,
MAY
21,
1928
WANT
W.U
Mh.VOiXU.:
Il
Airica.
The
.v.-ulinr
is
Perc
Met'-feet
Iotik
:ti:tl
will
lOvrn
purl
ol
through
the
mud
and
rain
to
win
the
Kentucky
Derby
Saturday,
covering
the
mile
and
a
quarter
la
a
minutes
10
S-5
seconds.
The
second
h
rse
waa
Misstep,
three
lengths
behind.
Toro
war
third.
I'llti:
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
STAR
CITY.
Sat..
May
81.
Plre
swept
tan
business
buUdlnga
on
Main
treat
this
morning
causing
heavy
damage.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
It
paysl
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ECT
INVITATION
FOR
CANADA
AN
Britain,
Dominions
and
India
All
in
Accord
Accepting
the
Principle
of
Outlawing
War
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
sends
note
to
this
effect
PIONEER
w
aecreiary
neuogg
wun
explanations
regarding
self-defense
May
21.
Secretary
of
State
Kellogg
will
invite
WASHINGTON,
Canada
and
the
rest
of
the
British
Dominions
within
a
few
days
to
participate
in
a
league
to
outlaw
war,
which
the
st
i
rctary
Is
seeking
to
form.
Mr.
Kellogg
so
informed
the
Canadian
pi.',-,
following
receipt
of
the
British
acceptance
of
his
peace
pro-"sal.
Secretary
Kellogg
stated
that
he
would
immediately
send
an
mutation
to
the
Dominions
and
India
to
sign
separately
a
pact
to
mi;
law
war
as
an
instrument
of
national
policy.
S
Aakad
If
Canada
might
uk
the
right
"AB"
LITTLE
OF
TERRACE
PASSES
WI.LI,
KNOWN
RESIDENT
Of
INTERIOR
is
tUHN
.s
llllllllir.lt
wt
uumun
Afrr
a
lengthy
II
tan
i
from
which
It
i
:
iwn
realised
during
the
Utter
'here
waa
no
hope
of
recovery
l.liiard
Little
well
known
real-r
Terrace
and
brother
of
Oeorge
ho
founder
of
that
place.
pss-
thla
morning
at
1
o'clock
in
!
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
Ontario
fifty-four
yeara
ago.
Mr.
UtUe
came
to
British
Col-
to
negotiate
a
separate
treaty
for
tbe
arbitration
of
disputes.
Kellogg
Mid
that
vary
likely
the
Dominion
would
do
thla.
The
propcaed
arbitration
treat)
waa
m
pirate
from
the
outlawry
of
war
pact
of
the
Kellogg
scheme
to
provide
machinery
by
which
all
the
gseat
power
and
any
leaser
ho
might
choose
to
adhere
for
the
fust
oeauaciattosi
of
wai
at
as.
mtrimwni.
of
national
pUey
asa.
aaeondary
for
,ar1asauen
of
all
ate-
BUSINESS
MAN
s
for
Durban,
South
tlfe.
The
lion
i.s
twelve
the
great
monument
Cannery
Tender
Hope
Destroyed
by
Fire
Yesterday
at
Inverness
Following
Explosion
on
Vessel
wpiBstoB-tgaak
4ac
yBater4
arfUrjwofl'irt
IrrwrtigM
aboaret
AN
the
cannery
tender
Hope
belonging
to
J.
II.
Todd
&
Sons
of
Victoria.
This
was
followed
by
a
fire
which
burnt
the
face
ind
hands
of
the
engineer
and
totally
destroyed
the
boat.
There
was
nobody
aboard
the
boat
at
the
time
except
the
young
engineer,
a
lad
from
Vanr
outer.
She
had
been
oiled
an
hour
before
with
the
intention
of
bringing
her
here
this
morning
and
then
going
I
douth
to
Beaver
Cannery
at
Rivers
Inlet.
It
was
about
3.30
when
everybody
on
the
river
was
startled
to
hear
an
explosion
and
this
was
followed
by
fire
with
cloud
of
smoke.
Tbe
man
aboard
got
ashore
without
help
and
tbe
Klamtu
Cannery,
another
tender,
brought
him
to
Prince
Rupert
where
be
was
taken
to
the
hospital.
The
Salvage
Princess
want
out
from
here
but
tbe
boat
waa
so
badly
burned
It
seamed
useless
to
try
to
salvage
her.
Tble
morning
Hubert
Ward,
represent-
ng
tbe
underwriura.
vial
led
the
scene
to
decide
what
shall
be
done
with
the
remains
of
the
tu
Howard
Chambers
on
the
telephone
this
morning
stated
to
the
Dally
Newa
.bat
there
was
nothing
to
Indicate
vhat
caused
the
explosion.
They
had
n
vest;
gated
a
thoroughly
as
possible
vllbout
result
RED
COLT
WON
KENTUCKY
DERBY
liDinil
COfST
HI'LABIIEII
TO
VICTORY
TllltOl
(111
Mi
l
AMI
IIAIN
Louiaviujs.
icy
.
May
ai.-A
favorite.
;aigh
Count,
a
big
rod
colt
owned
by
Mrs
John
D.
Hertz
of
Chicago,
splashed
MANY
LIVES
LOST
BELOW
Sixty
Bodies
Taken
From
Pennsylvania
.Mine
and
Over
100
St
1
1
There
.MATHER,
l'enn.,
May
21.
With
the
bodies
of
60
miners
recovered
rescue
teams
carried
on
today
in
an
effort
to
reach
138
men
till
entombed
in
the
Mather
mine
explosion
of
Saturday.
Thirteen
were
rescued
alive.
Mine
experts
have
given
up
all
hope
of
saving
the
remaining
men.
It
is
lielleved
a
pocket
of
gas
was
struck
at
one
of
the
working
faces
while
others
insist
the
explosion
was
caused
by
dust.
Several
of
the
bodiea
found
were
decapitated
and
were
minus
arms
and
legs
na
a
result
of
the
explosion.
An
outstanding
feat
jre
of
the
catastrophe
was
the
large
number
of
English
speaking
miners
employed.
KILLED
WHEN
CAR
ROLLED
DOWN
BANK
Langleyz
Prairie
This
Morning-
When
Eight
Places
Destroyed
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Prite
Ftw
Cents
D
IRISH
FREE
STATE
Canada
Likely
to
Make
Separate
Arbitration
Treaty
Settle
Disputes
This
Will
be
Separate
From
the
Outlawry
of
War
Pact
but
Part
of
the
Machinery
of
the
Kellogg
Scheme
W"
VSI1INGT0N,
May
21.
The
Dritish
government
as
well
as
Independence
ORAND
VOCUCB.
May
31
.--Abe
Oallo-
im
na
way.
7&
yr
of
saw.
waa
killed
when
hi
auto
left
the
road
near
the
Yankee
Girl
mine
and
ttirned
over
fifteen
times
ac
It
rolled
down
the
embankment.
Two
paM-ngera
who
were
In
the
ofti
war
slightly
hurt.
Fire
Swept
Business
Section
of
1
ANCOUVEIt,
Mny
21.
Fire
this
morning
swept
a
larjre
ection
Terminus
lV
of
the
buaincu
district
of
Lanaley
Prairie
situated
In
the
Tone
..
V
V.
Fraaer
Vallav
86
miles
east
of
Vancouver
causing
loss
esti
mated
at
more
than
$SO,000.
Starting
in
the
kitchen
of
the
Lanirley
Hotel
the
blaze
spread
rapidly
to
the
Il.C.
Electric
station
and
then
wied
out
six
other
establishments.
its
self-governing
dominions
and
India
are
all
in
accord
with
the
general
principle
proposed
in
the
treaty
of
Secre
tary
Kellogg
for
the
renunciation
of
-war
and
will
support
the
movement
to
the
irtmo.u
of
their
power.
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
thus
replies
io
American
proposals
in
a
note
received
Saturday
by
Mr.
Kellogg.
i
Sir
Austen
said
the
government
found
nothing
in
their
exist-i
ing
commitments
which
prevents
their
hearty
co-operation
in
the
i
t
a
.11
.-.i.cnt
for
itrcngthening
the
.
..
foundations
of
peace.
Inasmuch
aa
Sec-
j
reUry
KellJgg
had
made
It
clear
that
the
right
of
self-defense
wss
Inalienable,
j
the
!i-.'.e
said
Britain
ftlt
ni
addition
tal
the
tei.i
of
Article
1.
of
the
American
draft
was
neceasary.
Chainterlaln'a
note
points
out
that
there
are
certain
regions
of
tbe
world.
i
r
.;e.
tlon
of
which
against
attacks
la
to
the
British
Smplre
a
measure
of
self-defense.
DAILY
TRAIN
SERVICE
NOW
EFFECTIVE
HERE
('Htftkf
era
tile
Equipment
Arrive
from
I2ast
to
Inaugurate
It
Today's
Train
un
Time
Dally
train
service
for
the
euiuiuer
now
e.'fect.ve
on
the
Canadian
Natiouai
Railways.
Considerable
equipment.
Including
mountain
observation
cars,
has
tcan
arriving
from
tbe
Bast
during
tbe
past
few
day
to
be
used
in
Inaugurating
the
service.
This
afternoon's
tr.ln.
due
from
tbe
last
at
380,
Is
reported
to
be
3ii
tune.
Thare
wUl
be
no
train
to
morrow
afternton
from
the
PRESBYTERIAN
BOY
SCOUTS
AND
CUBS
ATTEND
SERVICE
Boy
Sceut
and
Cuba
groups
of
the
r;rt
Frbbytcrlan
Church
attended
sec-vice
.:.
a
body
yesterday
morning
under
the
leadership
of
Ben
Ferguson.
Mr.
Dyer
snd
Jack
MoBa.
About
twenty
beys
lormed
tbe
group.
Bev.
J.
E.
PriBCll
gave
a
special
sermon
on
tbe
aims
and
objects
of
tbe
organisation
and
there
was
special
music
by
the
junlcr
choir
under
tbe
direction
of
John
B.
Davey.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Hosing
Prtees
Tmlay
on
ver
Eirhange
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Bid
B.C.
Silver
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Bayview
Big
Missouri
T3
Cork
Province
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Dunwell
30
Oecrge
cCpper
....
3.50
Oladetono
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Qoloonda
Kootenay
Florence.
h.
L.
Lakevlew
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Lucky
Jim
...
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Metala
National
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Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
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Argents
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hop
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Woodbine
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Cotton
Belt
Oeorgla
River
Ornutlvtew
Duthte
The
family
of
J.
F.
McLean,
drygooda
merchant.
Iiviiik
over
Marmot
oom
the
store,
hml
a
narrow
escape
when
the
store
went
up
in
flames,
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King
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TELLS
ABOUT
VAN
MISSIONS
MISS
EVA
IIASSELL
AbDKESSCs
CATHEDRAL
COKUKMUTIO.N
ON
WOKK
Silt
Is
IlOINO
Mia
Bra
HassaU
of
England.
ta
sMrahsn
and
is
now
m
aharg
af
caea-tonary
van
'watgy
sw:
she
Cjjt
f
wsgMrM
l
Clhisa.
-gs
ah
etasfUtsit
and
interesting
address
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
last
night
on
the
work.
She
told
how
these
vans
wre
used
for
carrying
the
Osapel
message
In
the
scattered
snd
unsettled
parts
of
the
pralrlei.
It
being
an
honorary
work.
Miss
Hasiell
and
her
associates
raise
the
necessary
funds
themselves
and
tbe
actual
work
itself
Is
not
without
aome
trials
snd
tribulations.
For
Instance,
sIIm
Husa.ll
ud
her
assistant.
Miss
Fsyle.
who
Is
here
with
bar,
not
only
take
care
of
the
missionary
work
bait
also
attend
to
the
mechanical
end
of
tbe
motor
vans
themselves.
Miss
announced
that
a
van
would
be
llshed
this
summer
in
the
Interior
of
Caledonia
diocese.
Mia
Hauell
and
Miss
farl
arrive
in
the
"city
from
the
Bast
on
yastwsjay
afternoon'
train
and
are
the
guests
of'
Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Rls.
417
Aognew
Place.
Miss
Haaaall
will
address
the
Women's
Auxiliary
thla
afternoon
REVISION
COURT
IS
BEING
HELD
TOIiAV
I'UOHABLY
LAST
OITOIITC-XIT1
Of
(ILTTIMt
ON
LIST
IOR
NEXT
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
Possibly
the
laat
opportunity
people
who
have
not
already
qualified
by
registration
will
have
to
get
on
the
voters'
list
tor
the
neat
provincial
election
will
be
by
appearing
personally
before
Oov-ernment
agent
Norms
n
A.
Watt
who
I
holding
court
of
revision
today
between
10
a.m.
and
5
pm.
If
an
election
should
be
held
within
six
months
from
thla
date,
which
seems
to
be
generally
expected,
it
1
not
likely
that
there
wouM
be
another
court
of
revision
Intervening
but
the
list
tabulated
after
thla
court
would
probably
be
used.
SAFECRACKERS
AT
VANCOUVER
IJIOT
CAUHItll
OtT
AMOIXTINU
TO
OVER
TWO
THOiaiMl
DOLLARS
VANCOUVER.
May
31.
-Safe
croaker
over
the
weak
and
looted
tkreo
Vhn-couver
establishments,
the
DomMiou
Meat
Market,
the
Dominion
Themtre.
a'nd
the
Vanoouver
Meat
Market
of
total
of
more
than
83.000.
LADYSHITH
WINNER
PROVINCE
CUP
FINAL
VANCOUVER.
May
21
-
Ladyamlth
defeated
St
Aniliew
four
to
one
in
tlie
Pruvim-r
C
tp
final
on
Saturday.
-"
J
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News.