but
an
n
-
raw
n
-x.
IlJUl
UMJJU
K
YANKEES
LOST
SECOND
IN
ROW
H'r
WON
OW1NO
W
AlltUUIIT
HIM.
(
THl
BLAKKBMMIII
ST.'.
'.
OR.
ond
gtete
in
u
Chicago
Airtight
puehlng
i.aenstu)
who
held
them
to
lid
it.
..
conat'iidHtrrt
her
third
..in
In
t!ie
Amenran
League
Boston.
i
1
met
tin-
tourteenth
defeat
games
hi
ten
tunings
'
.hingtor
.
la
she
ii
1
1
1
1
1
Kvr
etnetn-M-cogul
utraiKlit
over
the
.
xsnder
an
mi
Mirpris.ng
re-m
wlttnluK
't
Hi
Louis
over
patched
up
a
lineup
so
full
lie
Phillies
drove
through
ir
runs
in
the
seventh
inning
BENNETT
TRIES
TO
BLOCK
DEAL
Its!
-
THAT
l.4tNMi:T
TAKI'.NO
a
tion
ok
rvtu:
wmim
t
sanction'
or
ivtituA-
Ml!
XT
wa.
June
W
ertlay
asked
Hon
R
B.
Broil
i-
minister
Of
:mt
nothlnu
be
dour
wiin
r-
Ilir
iimulttan
o(
the
Pacific
Ku-irrn
Railway
without
ot
Parliament
r
A
Dunalag
replied
that
ernent
was
reaobed
it
would
t
'eel
to
the
Government
and
In
Parliament,
SJowrvrr
iieirotla-uiKht
go
to
a
point
where
the
hi
National
would
reach
an
'hi
with
the
VJB.t
satisfactory
iivei
nment
and
the
Oovew
iiiihi
haVe
to
indicate
Ha
inten
'
put
this
before
Parliament.
ENLIST
100
FOR
MINISTRY
"JltAT
Is
I'IMM'tmi.
AN
MOM'MKNT
TO
mi
tiouv
or
uhv.
nit.
t:L.w.
rou-
Mi:it
I'ltliSIIYTKIIIAN
MOO-
i
i
UNA.
Mil.
Ju"r,ftAnf
BrTW
i
tokjntekrvnaD)
ft
lew
abtth
i
iiiel4SsAeir&ibhuTeh
in
during
the
nest
flva
ywara
to
-
in
the
OhraUlan
ministry
i
1
"'i
by
the
Oeneral
Assembly
last
'
-
tbe
moat
appropriate
sona
'
the
memory
of
the
late
Rev.
I'Mie
Clay
of
Victoria
and
former
ii-rutor
of
the
church.
KIN'WTON
MAN
MIX
KINOBTON.
Chat
Jun.
13.
ev.
Dr.
nany
a
assail
fortune.
t
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
News
la
to
subscribe
by
the
year
The
coat
1
IS.00
and
your
,nv
la
delivered
to
your
address
en
b
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
small
coat
to
you
for
tbli
dally
service
tor
twelve
months)
.
i
Will.,
No.
137.
r.
r
I
V
toaay
ana
would
nave
oeen
re-elected
if
he
had
decided
to
stand
SAS
CITY,
June
12.
The
nomination
of
Herbert
Hoover
for
in
.residency
became
a
certainty
an
the
Republican
National
(
.invention
was
about
to
Ret
under
way
when
the
big
Penn-..
delegation,
at
the
suggestion
of
Secretary
Mellon
decided
hi
tiie
Secretary
of
Commerce
on
his
first
ballot.
n
the
top
of
this
Chairman
Butler
of
the
Republican
National
c
announced
hi
vote
as
delegate
at
large
from
Maaaa--
lie
recorded
for
Hoover.
The
Idaho
delegation
of
eleven.
,
ly
instructed
for
Senator
Hoover,
then
joined
the
Hoover
oai;d
wagjn.
closely
fallowed
by
the
New
Jersey
delegation
with
si
votes.
Today's
session
was
iarfely
taken
u;
with
tbe
opening
earsm-jntes
and
Use
eynote
speech
by
Senator
Pass
of
Ohio,
who
described
President
Coolidge
as
The
greatest
personal
and
political
tore
n
Oat
wotld
today."
and
said
If
It
ware
not
for
bis
own
decision
to
retire
hit
semination
and
election
would
be
conclusion
ITALIAN
STOCK
SLUMPED
BADLY
HIMlllKDM
OK
HVIALI.
IN'VIXTOItr
C.U
tilIT
IN
M
tl.LHTItOM
or
NKIX1NO
BAN
PBAMCiaOO.
June
13
Hundred
if
small
investors
caught
la
the
Basel
-
tram
of
sailing
on
tbe
local
stock
ana
curb
exchanges
yesterday
lost
accumu
lated
and
actual
profits
on
bank
stock
Mrtteularly
of
the
Ol
Anntnl
issues.
The
witt
reaction
undoubtedly
wiped
out
Tbe
decline
in
Ol
Annlnl
group
was
atlon
wide
Maw
York.
Los
Angele
nd
other
cosnmsrclsl
centres
reporting
drastic
drcpa
In
these
snares.
Tne
Hank
of
Ttaly.
the
favorite
atock.
drop
ped
from
387.
the
day's
high
mark,
tc
136.
Then
bargain
hunters
jumped
into
he
scene
and
buying
orders
raised
It
ip
to
SIS
at
tbe
close
of
tbe
market.
DAY
OF
REMEMBRANCE.
FOR
PRESBYTERIANS
MOtNA.
June
13.
Approval
by
the
ricneral
Assembly
ol
the
rreaoyienan
Church
yesterday
to
perpetuate
the
"tisy
of
remembrance"
to
emphasise
the
i
and
gain
arising
cut
oi
in-
Church
union
controversy.
REG1NA
WILL
HAVE
ANOTHER
NEWSPAPER
RBOINA
June
12
Charles
Campbell
.
-j.nn,,
fnrmerlv
owner
of
the
u.nuver
World
but
now
of
tbe
Bd
mnn
t
rut
Bulletin
and
the
Calgary
"
"
...
.
A.,.
i
unmmmnm
jua
i.
DBDVi
I
p
,.itn
close
on
n
'
"
.
.
,
Bf(nn
interasti
of
the
two
en
&e
in
local
impers
CONSERVATIVES
TO
BEGIN
SOON
caM.mion
ia
o...:s
at
bm
or
'
vancoi
vku
ou
ros-
hh:k
in
IHLY
HHHINN1W
OP
M'.XT
VANCOOvr-n.
surnsst
at
vattve
nunpaiK"
,
r
...
Vancouver
Hon.
8.
r.
1U
xsaat
Toimie
)n
publte
0-.
...K
w
get
lenu
ano
'
i"
Ross,
fbrmerly
principal
of
the
Pacific
..
Tiisologloal
Ooilejt,
died
today,
acre.
Oresi
--"
he
McUtlllllLIN
AOMITK
OAMItLIU
OITKIKl;
CHINATOWN
AM)
TOU
TO
-KAMS-II"'
VANCOLVBH.
June
13.
Absolute
Jenlsl
tht
he
bad
ever
received
money
rou
i
any
souroe
for
protection
or
to
lac
sen
hl
duty
or
that
!e
had
ever
iven
lin.in
cttoiu
to
favor
any
person
r
places
was
made
by
eraeant
Mc-.aughlln
of
the
morality
squad
of
tbe
anoouver
police
force
at
the
police
nejulry
here
yesterday
afternoon.
During
tbe
time
he
was
set
lug
as
In-psctor,
MoLaughlln
said.
BTS
rstdn
bad
wen
conducted
by
his
department
a
Msult
of
which
S103.000
was
reoelvr.:
y
tbe
city
in
fines
and
ball.
The
witness
wss
examined
sU
atar
icon
by
his
eounaal.
A.
L.
MaiUsnd.
jut
not
iiuas
aaauiiiswl.
Be
said
that
baa
ha
I
Hill
1
CasyW
0
S.taora:
k
squad
la
1M
thcVs
wee51
gss
THREE
LOST
na
jMaaaa
ssktnSsiut
asfJalaa
sjg.fltjriir
1
rwnrWl,
arttoent
to
tnspsetor
Jackson
in
April
e
said,
the
number
had
been
reduced
.
i
four.
They
had
spread
again
dur-
ig
1OT7
and
in
October
of
that
year
he
gambling
altuation
bad
reached
Its
eak.
In
the
fall
of
126.
be
ssld
he
bsd
een
told
to
"ease-up"
bn
them
and
he
nderatood
that
the
subject
had
been
'Iscussed
by
the
chief
with
Ma
vol
aylor
He
bad
been
sold
to
"layoff"
4
Cordova
Street
west
and
It
Trounce
Uley
HOUSE
ENDS
ITS
SESSION
Several
Amendment
Ilrought
up
at
Closing
Hours
Causes
Delay
OrrAWA.
June
12.
The
.second
r.ein
of
the
Canadian
Sixteenth
Parliament
ended
yesterday
afternoon
after
delays
in
prorogation
rarely
een
in
Ottawa.
A
two
hour
debate
was
held
on
Canadian
National
Hotel))
in
Vancouver
and
Hall-fax
before
$37,000,000
for
the
Canadian
National
pushed.
There
were
nlo
amendments
to
supply.
John
Evans
Progressive,
of
Hometown,
moved
that
nil
goods
Imported
should
be
niwetwed
nt
prices
paid
unlet
such
purchase
price
won
lower
than
the
manufacturers'
price
in
the
country
of
origin.
Consideration
was
promised
nnd
the
Evans
motion
withdrawn.
AtT
amendment
by
IL
H.
Bennett
sought
to
strike
from
the
suppjy
bill
$10.01)0
for
the
salary
of
W.
H.
Moore,
chairman
of
the
tariff
board.
Sir
(Jeorge
I'erley
nought
to
reduce
the
vote
for
the
Tokio
legation
from
$50,000
to
$1,-
UOu.
Itoth
amendments
were
lost
on
division.
,
,
..i.i
i
FROMITALIA
KINO'S
BAY,
June
13
Three
members
of
the
craw
ot
the
dirigible
Italia
stranded
on
the
ice
pack
north
of
Spitsbergen
are
definitely
missing
and
to
are
probably
lost.
stated
I
.
I
Subsorlba
for
ihe
DaUy
Mews.
A
L
A1
"
(
i
JBSBsnrsaMjM
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
12,
1928
ITICISM
OF
GOVERNMENT
Choice
of
Hoover
as
Republican
Candidate
for
Presidency
Seems
Assured
as
Big
Convention
Opens
Speaker
says
Coolidge
greatest
man
in
world
PQJJCE
DENY
TAKING
BRIBE
Whole
Camp
Turns
Out
to
Meet
Premier
Maclean
at
Alice
Arm
Who
Addresses
Them
an
Issues
LICE
ARM.
I
lune
12.
Under
ciouaictss
skies
and
with
the
en-
and
uiitrlcl
turned
out
to
meet
...
i-i.iii
-.jk
ui
tie
c.itni)
urn,
Premier
Mac
Lean
paid
his
first
visit
to
Alice
Arm
loJay.
Tii
is
being
a
tynieiKi
mining
camp
and
with
Dr.
Mac
Lean
having
lived
and
labored
a
lfCPt
many
yearn
of
his
life
in
frontier
camps
found
nimself
thorough!!
at
home
and
enjoyed
the
day
greatly.
He
under
stands
the
need
Ind
requirements
of
a
mining
camp
and
met
.nt
boy
M'trl
discHjan
their
needs
from
the
standpoint
of
one
of
the
residents.
The
d
ct
-r
had
keaafclsat
at
the
common
lmi:-h
count,
r
bti
re
i-e.en
,1
'
k
i
d
rpein
the
lu
:rtng
In
to:"t
over
.he
cam;)
getting
Qest
ha.id
luf.nuc-tun
us
to
tbe
lndlaa
sstnrve
question
'i
d
the
amTUQt
of
public
works
Uu-mvement
tl.st
Bst
teen
dene
here.
A
trip
was
ntaste
Hp
the
KitsiuuK
'alley
that
he
might
ftml'lsrlu
hu-
crsier
LD.
Collart
had
some
criticisms
to
offer
at
last
night's
council
meeting
as
to
ihe
activity
of
the
parks
board
with
relation
to
a
program
of
city
beautlfkution
which
was
laid
down
sev
eral
months
ago.
He
was
desirous
of
knowing
if
there
had
been
a
meeting
of
the
iarks
board
since
that
program
had
been
adopted
by
the
council.
City
Solicitor
Jones
stated
that
there
had
been
one
meeting
jf
the
board
but
none
since.
Other
than
the
ctsarlng
of
seme
lands
:n
MeClymont
Park
nothing
had
apparently
been
done,
stated
AM.
Collart.
It
had
been
understood
that
no
further
work
was
to
be
undertaken
In
tbe
;
park
until
It
had
been
surveyed
and
suitably
subdivided
The
program
was
j
wing
followed
out
trash
tbe
end
rather
-han
from
the
beginning.
Money
was
ust
being
squandered
with
no
systematic
program
ot
development.
Instead
of
carrying
out
the
program
as
had
been
,utlUMd.
ail
tbe
money
was
being
spent
in
the
park
just
to
give
a
job
to
one
man.
He
would
like
to
awe
more
consideration
given
to
the
wishes
of
the
council
In
tbe
matter.
Mayor
MeMordle
tatod
tbat
be
understood
certain
surveys
of
the
park
had
been
made
by
the
elty
engineer.
Aid.
Oreer
slated
tJiat
it
was
merely
the
street
lines
which
had
been
surveyed.
Previously
some
park
work
had
been
done
on
the
streeta.
Aid.
Collart
urged
the
subdivision
of
the
park
on
a
systematic
basis
In
order
that
a
real
beauty
spot
might
be
made
of
It.
Aid
Prudhommc
referred
to
the
fact
that
tbe
park
was
new
olotwd.
He
fatt
that
it
n'lculd
be
kept
open
ss
it
was
one
of
the
few
plaoes
of
its
kind
In
the
city
for
the
children
Ha
referred
to
the
(continued
on
page
six)
U.S.
LADY
IS
NOW
FLYING
Ift
This
Morning
With
Three
Men
on
Monoplane
Columbia
for
Europe
ROOSEVELT
FIELD.
N.Y
June
12.
The
Monoplane
Columbia
with
Miss
Mabel
Doll,
piloted
by
Captain
Oliver
tie
Itoutlllier
and
Arthur
Arglea,
American
veterans
of
the
Ilrll
ish
ltnyal
Air
Force,
and
Andrew
Surrini,
chief
mechanician,
took
off
this
morning
for
Harbor
firarrv
Newfoundland,
on
the
first
hop
of
an,
Atlantic
flight.
tVINKII-wO
WIIKAT.
WONNHttO.
June
18.
The
dosing
wheat
prices
on
exchange
yesterday
afternoon
were
as
follows:
July
wheat:
high
148V.
low
ailV.
close
ei
41.
October
wheat:
high
10V
Bjww
l
3V
dose
13H.
A
Public
Meeting
Will
be
held
in
the
MOOSE
HALL
on
Wednesday,
June
13th
at
8.30
p.m.
The
meeting
will
be
addreswr)
n
1
1
n
HON.
DIL
J.
I).
MACLEAN,
Premier
1
1
5
"lfn
HON.
T.
1).
PATTULLO,
Minister
of
Lands.
Seats
reserved
for
ladies-
Everybody
welcome.
A
meeting
Will
also
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Diatrict
Liberal
Asaociation,
Wednesday,
June
18,
at
5.30
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
nominating
a
candidate.
Delegates
to
the
nominating
convention
please
take
notice.
LAItOE
CAUAKET
Special
Dlnnexi
Thursdays
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
It.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Tbe
latest
and
best
for
tbe
least.
I'hone
437
Price
Five
Cenu
BYR.
B.
BENNETT
AT
CLOSING
Empire
Question
Came
Up
in
Parliament
When
M
!emhers
Were
Packing
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Defends
Establishment
of
Legations
Making
for
Self-Dependence
and
Not
Independence
as
TTAWA,
June
12.
Replying
to
criticism
in
the
House
of
Com
mons
before
prorogation
yesterday,
Premier
King
defended
compared
with
the
condition
when
me
proposea
estaDiisnmem
oi
a
Canadian
legation
at
Tokio.
km
,v.
by
tbe
uijerai
government
It
did
not
mean
independence,
he
said,
but
self
dependence.
There
rn
year.
sgo.
,
was
nothing
in
the
proposal
that
savored
of
an
effort
to
gain
inde-
i
lei
Or
Iclt
at
uue
pm.
lor
Aiyox
rndcr.ce
from
the
British
Emnire.
In
fact
the
art
inn
wnnlri
hln
the
i.
berai
nominsti
canveuUon!
.
mainUin
Canada's
relations
with
other
parts
of
the
Empire,
tail
to
a
standard
even.ug
rf
centraIization
f
coniro,
f
the
Air
the
n
mlnatlng
convention
Pre-n..';r
igacteau
w.ll
addMss
a
public
given
way
to
tbe
idea
of
joint
control,
the
Premier
said.
Hr;n.
H.
B
Bennett,
opposition
leader
if
wltb
tbe
D3Uy
Vard
oi
ratlr
ad
i..eetug
at
Anyoa
and
later
in
the
!
eld
tbat
tbe
esubinnment
of
separ-
egUlatli
n
which
ajttK
came
up
shrt:
t
anln
tbe
party
will
leave
via
lauaeh
.ate
legations
led
rather
to
separation
U1
affc-t
this
road.
Awake
fur
Stewart
where
be
W
scheduled
than
to
solidarity
The
legislation
at
At
ten
o'clock
the
Premier
addressed
i
r.ddriss
two
meetlngt
on
Tuesday.
i
public
meeting
at
the
Colliatum.
hi.
sik
being
along
the
Hues
of
Uberal
VAN'COI'VBH
WIIIIAT.
eglslDtlon
sr.d
advauoam'.nt
and
a
con-
raat
of
the
present
healthy
and
esoel-
VAKCOOVBR.
Jute
13-The
price
of
ent
financial
condition
of
the
province
wheat
here
today
was
ei.t6.
City
BeautiRcation
Discussed
Esoecialh
with
Relation
to
the
'
Ttkio
wculd
mean
a
pretence
without
tbe
p.
wer
or
authority,
a
bogus
repre-i.ntstlo:.
in
nationality
and
lalse
representation
of
sovereignty.
Tbe
question
arose
while
many
members
were
packing
for
home.
MOTOHSHir
KING
JAMCK
1
TO
LOAD
tOI
KTII
OIUIN
cAitue
at
this,
rum:
'
"
Pdrkt
aEjg
Development
McClymont
.
will
learned.
be
t
mcUMhip
Kag
Jsmes
which
u:t
the
Old
Country
oa
May
14
snr
is
expected
to
arrive
hew
by
June
30
or
soon
thereafter.
The
King
James
la
especially
well
known
here
ss
she
has
si-ready
loaded
three
cargoes
at
the
local
elevator
one
during
the
1938-37
season
and
two
during
the
past
season
McLean
building
at
WINNIPEGJS
BURNED
WUnOPCQ.
June
13.
Two
firemen
were
Injured
and
nine
others
overcome
by
smoke
and
damage
amounting
to
ap-prLXlmstely
60.000
wss
caused
when
s
tire
swept
tne
McLean
building
on
slam
S..t
last
night.
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1S7T4
LOSE
APPEAL
Empire
had
MSl'AKATi:
SCHOOL
Ot'CHTION
I.N
O.NTAHIO
CAIIHIEl)
TO
LNOUtNU
lll'T
PKOV1SCE
V1N8
LOUDON.
June
12.
The
judicial
committee
of
that
privy
eauaaut
today
dta-mema
the
snnsal
at
tha
ttaaun
Oath.
PP.!
Canadian
court.
i-s
'
a-ttl.w
.
-ft.
;
.
or
f
ReDreasntlni?
all
Ontsrln
anuvt
schools,
tbe
appellants
hsd
contended
.hat
oertsin
sections
ol
the
Ontario
Educational
Acts
were
ultra
vires
and
tbat
Reman
Catholics
had
tbe
right
to
establish
separate
high
schools
and
col-Mgistes
snd
thst
they
were
entitled
to
shsre
cn
a
basis
or
tbe
average
of
attendance
In
'.he
public
grants
to
the
schools.
D0UKH0B0RS
THREE
FINED
t'AILEIi
TO
SUM)
GlIILIlKUa"
SCHOOL
NO
HAD
TO
PAY
AT
TIIKl'MS
TO
NBLflON,
June
13
Harry
Balskin.
Louis
Popoff
and
Pete
Boellnoff.
aU
Thrums
Doukhobors.
each
paid
tinea
of
ten
dollars
and
costs
before
Magistrate
Cartosel
on
tbe
charge
under
tbe
Public
Schools
Act
of
nat
sending
their
chudren
to
Schawl
on
Hay
33.
Popoff
pleaded
guilty
but
explained
that
he
beltevtd
in
dod's
laws
and
not
In
man
made
law
after
the
manner
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
sect.
PEOPLEWANTED
AN
OPEN
TOWN
THAT
UAH
IMI'KMiMION
Ol'
ilAYOll
TAYLOK
AmiKDINO
TO
IN-SPM'TOU
JACKMON
VANCOVVnt.
June
13.
Mayor
Taylor
"thcug'
t
br
was
elected
to
run
a
more
or
less
open
town,
inspector
John
Jackson
dec
Is
red
at
the
police
tnqul.y
yesterday.
"Tbe
mayor
wanted
me
to
leave
gambling
alone
and
go
after
ser-
loas
criminals
such
as
murdestra.''
be
d.
when
examined
regarding
his
pri
vate
finances
Jackor.
o
he
had
made
s
chunk
of
money
while
at
Tia
Juatut.
Afexlco.
MANCHULORD
PASSES
AWAY"
WAS
VICTIM
Ol'
rMltlll
OS
Tlt.VIN
1KO.VI
ttiKIN
TO
Ml
KDKN
TOKIO.
June
13
The
JapalMM
War
Department
todtty
ri'"':il
word
of
the
denth
ol
Chang
Ts-
L.ln.
the
Man-churlan
Wur
Lord,
who
was
the
Victim
of
a
bomb
on
the
wny
to
Mukden
alter
lie
hud
abdicated.