Save
Money
Boston
Grill
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
Newt
1
to
subscribe
bj
the
year.
Tbe
coat
u
15.00
and
your
copy
la
delivered
to
your
addresa
eacb
evening.
Jiut
figure
out
the
mall
coat
to
you
for
thla
dally
aervlce
for
twelve
month
I
'
'.
XVIII.,
No.
121.
.
.
CASCA
SKIPPER
tin
II
TIIKOKlll
AUTIIil'IU.
CANAt
M'lli;
N
(
K
W
,.KE
LAIIAUUK
'i-vmje.
May
S3.
The
atory
of
Tii,.,ui
caotaln
who
rem
i
,uy
phyalo
and
painted
a
'
'
"i
order
to
make
an
early
"
Interior
Ice-locked
north
Bee
lu-iusrd
bare.
"
warier,
owner
of
the
steamer
Urh
sailed
Tueeday
from
vu,n
f0r
rjawaon
retiiembered
'
11
cks
ago
that
Mack
aaeorba
'
r
n
s
raya
and
bolda
heat.
So
be
"'"I
.1
tnleht
aarln
of
lamo
black
1
"
"U
40
feet
wide
Uabe
awab-".
the
(littering
Ice
of
Lake
ii
.
id,.
imp
black
melted
tbe
'
'"'tiMt
a
ranal
W
mllea
"''l
liu-h
the
Caaca
aaued.
AUMiti,
a,
vo
Newa.
long
NEW
BUILDINGS
JASPER
PARK
muinimx
itauv
Lett
un
ov
tii
i
no
TMir'
TO
r.Ul.
MlltTII
KUtOV
BAT,
May
23
Tbe
dirlflble
lulu,
earning
Oeneral
Mobile
and
tbe
nrjuler
ttaff
of
aontlata
atarted
on
ltt
third
trip
Into
toe
north
polar
region
early
thla
morning,
after
a
net
hi
port
of
eeveral
day
Kootenay
L.
I
Ukrvlew
Uaoamlth
...
Uicky
3m
llarmot
Metala
National
SUver
Pend
Oreille
.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Rlebmond
Bufua
Argenta
Ruth
Hope
Silver
Creat
'Ah-I'EU,
May
M
New
bullline
are
aiiverado
SSMi.dOO
'i-cuxi
here
at
a
coat
of
about
Blirermmith
Xtnety
men
are
employed
on
tunlook
v
tiie
permanent
Oonatruotlon
Oo.
iTennlnu
"
lougea.
one
of
ten
rooma
and
iWbltewaler
"'icr
of
aiiteen.
are
being
erected
Woodbine
1
Hpeclal
cottage
of
eight
rooma
Cotton
Belt
s"
part
of
the
plaru.
A.
new
goH
Oeorgla
Blver
""ue
u
tnotuded
In
tbe
Improve-
Orendview
Duttile
Marmot
Oold
Slocan
K!"
-
m
Star
of
Falkland
is
Ashore
in
Behring
Sea
with
320
People
on
Board
and
U.S.
Cutter
to
Rescue
Alaska
Pachas
vessel
was
on
way
with
cannery
CFI
ANGE
S
MADE
hands
to
Bristol
Bay,
in
northern
part
of
territory
'
I
j
iIMirr.rn
UNI
I
ED
pmmnn
CHURCH
i
Wah.,
May
23.
With
280
Chinese
and
40
."toistmknts
M..nr.
to
hukchw
SKATTLE,
whites
aboard,
the
Alaska
Packers'
Association!
,N
UH
11
v-vessel
Star
of
Falkland
is
ashore
on
the
rocks
half
vahoootteh.
iuy
m
fourth
a
mile
west
of
Akunhead
inside
Behring
Sea
near
Unimak
ntox
unit
church
m
Pass,
the
United
States
coastguard
wag
advised
today.
day'
Su?
taJFtfJtum
1
he
cutter
Haida
is
expected
to
reach
the
ship
today
and
the
lighthouse
tender
Cedar
is
also
en
route
to
the
scone.
The
vesse!
is
reported
to
be
down
by
the
head
with
thr
forward
deck
under
water.
There
is
no
word
of
the
plight
of
the
crew
and
cannery
hands
who
comprise
the
t.-i
.
.i.ntrai
Hut
TWO
CHILDREN
WERE
KILLED
HEAVY
TRUCKS;;
iKM
tOlto
IN
V.lMOItKK
AT
ALMOST
KAMt
TIMK
IN
IHUKtt-tNT
I'.tKTS
Of
CITY
ONE
DUlVElt
BSCAl'BB
-
v
OUVBB.
May
-
Two
children
.
r
Uvea
under
ihr
wheels
of
'i
.-.itor
truck
within
a
few
minutes
"iher
In
two
different
sections
it
y
yesterday
afternoon.
.1
oulia.
eight
yean
of
afe.
WM
:,
death
under
trvitk
et
Menus
and
Keefer
Street
at
I'jck
and
Janus
l.rlle.
aeieat.
(l
fifteen
minute
later
at
Sto-t
22nd
Avenue.
u.vcr
of
the
truck
that
killed
.
rtrl.
heedless
of
tbe
screams
num.
apeeded
up
hia
vehicle
.;kx1.
PHYSICS
AIDED
BISHOP
P.
T.
ROWE
OF
ALASKA
GOING
NORTH
Men
Knwwn
Clerte
f
EHfl
CUerrli
(M
ThreMfh
le
Take
up
III"
'
Merk
Feevr
Trimble
Bowe.
bead
of
the
Epeecopal
dloeeee
of
Alaaka
alnoe
tttt
aetd
tami!
tarty
known
a
"the
bMnop
Of
oU
outdoor.
"
waa
a
paaatnfler
aboard
the
Prlnaeaa
Alice
thla
morning
going
through
to
Alaaka
to
reaume
hi
Outlet
for
tbe
aummer
after
having
apent
the
winter
In
Victoria.
Tbe
well
known
cleric
of
the
north
plana
eaten-aire
travelling
thai
year
In
connection
with
the
carrying
out
of
hie
dutle.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nmmi
Clwlr.g
WW
Tortay
on
Vaneou.
ver
BrlatHte
(Oourtcey
S.
D.
John
ton
Oo
,
Ud
)
B.C.
Bllvrr
...
Bayvtew
Big
Mlaeouii
.
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
O
lad
tone
Olaclar
Bid
Aakrd
IJ0
170
M
!
jv
.
M
M
M
t
.
M
U
..
M
JO
SI
.n
.n
tK
.IT
my,
m
.11
M
M
M
M
M
.ten
at
.10
JVa
1M0
1TJ
tvSS
tM
M
.70
'rtMi
41
M
M
1
AO
M
MVk
an
M
MS
MO
..
MS
.
M
m
"
15
.11
.13'i
nr
llllwi.
Ctangea
have
been
made
In
M
pastoral
charges.
Appointment!)
to
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
an:
AayoK,
Rev.
J.
Dewart.
Bella
Bella.
W.
H.
QlDson.
lotwaon.
Rev.
B.
Moses.
Beaeiaon.
Re.
A
X.
Stephenson.
Rupert
Bast.
O.
Boothioyd.
There
were
five
changes
in
the
'
uT
.uV
.
r
o-
tx,
nj-j!,to
sppm-.u
there
me
amy
-a
its
en
iuuic
nuni
oa
ruuwv
w
uitsiui
mu
:
P
!
Burns
Uke.
Rev.
W
E.
Ash
lord
Utt
eave
an
lnteretiiif!
Rev.
p.
Lankaeter.
Oeoree.
.
P.
Oqamal.
AIRPLANE
JOB
Chairman
of
Technical
Commit-tw
of
Ilecently
Formed
Company
NEW
YORK,
May
23.
Lindbergh
has
decided
to
enter
the
commercial
airplane
field
and
has
accepted
a
"full
time
job"
ax
chairman
of
the
technical
committee
of
the
recently
formed
Transcontinental
Air
Transport
Service.
He
will
take
charge
of
putting
into
operation
the
rail
and
plane
ervice
between
New
York
and
the
I'acific
by
which
paticengcru
may
fly
by
day
and
take
the
train
by
night.
increasein"
mayo
mining
HMHIl:l(
III
TPI
T
THAN
LANT
YEAH.
vMM)
TIINM
III'
111(111
(lUADK
ML
t
F.K
I.KAI
OltK
ANTIl'll'ATi:!!
A
Mgger
mineral
production
thla
tea-eon
than
In
any
year
prevloua
la
ex-pecteg
for
tbe
Mayo
district
of
tbe
Yukon
aeoordlng
to
Thomaa
McKay,
well
known
operator
or
Keno
Hill,
who
waa
a
pietgar
aboard
tbe
Princess
Allot
this
momlug
returning
north
after
having
apent
tbe
wurter
in
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Last
year
about
0.000
tons
of
high
grade
alrver-lead
ore,
the
largest
output
(
data,
were
produced
and
it
Is
eaaWHo&to
surpass
thla
figure
thla
year.
Tread
well-Yukon
Oold
Oo..
with
a
US
ton
mill.
Is
now
tbe
principal
al
a
number
of
smaller
operators
tfe
Matrtet
but
several
new
outfits
are
gMgej
i
and
a
big
mining
refivai
Is.MSjag
ferwrad
to.
New
eoneerusjgo-mm'
th
ObtlBlldItl
aid
a
large
Toronto
outfit.
'
Ml
Nil
(MSIALTim
KtUBWITgnf.
Nevada,
May
St.
Pour
are
la
a
oopper
mine
here
aa
ttbe
of
a
oaveln.
NOTICE
Store
will
close
at
0
p.m.
(enfant
in
order
to
give
'our
clerk,
a
real
holiday.
PHILLIPS'
GKOCEKY.
GORDON'S
GROCERY.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
23,
1928
wHteut
ctmrwm
thrtr
wn
reouaat
Rev.
O.
B.
Swltav:r,
R.
T.
MeeHrlae.
'
Bev.
W.
H.
Pierce
of
Port
Baatnftot
reaume
of
chongr
,
i
taktaf
place
in
lite
condition
Induna
on
the
northern
coaat.
of
tbe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and.
Central
British
Columbia?
(Newspaper
-,
y
;
-
boxes
all
filled
to
overflowing
with
children
and
teachers
rose
and
saluted
the
old
flag
and
sang
together
"O
Canada."
While
the
Ltuntre
waa
crowded
to
tbe
.
were
omitted
altogether.
drora.
it
did
not
accommodate
all
the
children
of
the
city,
the
pupua
of
tbe
High
School
having
then?
own
celebra
tion,
and
alio
Westview
while
tbe
two
primary
grad
in
tbe
larger
school
BOXING
TONIGHT
AT
8.30
ExhihiUon
Ituilding
j
12
Rounds
12
j
Battling
Gurvicn
vs.
Alf.
Harding
of
Calgary
5
Good
preliminaries
5
Reserved
8eata
now
on
sale
at
$1.50.
General
admission
$1.00.
Along
with
Mrs.
Darton
on
the
theatre
platform
were
the
regents
of
the
chapter.
Mra.
D
C.
Stuart
of
Queen
Mary;
Mr.
John
Manaon
of
Hill
00
and
Mrs.
Orchard
McLeod
of
Adair
Carae.
Also
the
municipal
past
regents
Mr.
Blanco.
Mra.
Parkin.
Mra.
sioMor-dle
and
Mra.
McLennan.
Tbe
standard
brarer
were:
Mnv-
Annie
Daisy
for
i
Municipal
chapter;
Mr.
McUean
for
Adair
Oaras
and
Mia
Bras
(or
Queen
I
Mary.
There
iu
al.io
h
representative
,ot
the
ecehool
board
and
Archdeacon
Bl,x-.
,
.
i
The,,
program
included
aalutlng
the
flag,
community
alnglng,
a
flag
drill.
jstlos
by
Mlas
Annie
Dslby
and
Mr.
(
William
MUlar.
addresses
by
Mra.
Darton.
Archdeacon
Rlx
and
a
representative
of
tbe
school
board.
Miss
Orassle
was
pianist.
I
At
tbe
High
School
the
saerclse
I
were
in
charge
of
Principal
Peddle
and
the
add
rest
was
given
by
Oolonel
Mc-
Mordle.
At
Westview
there
was
a
patriotic
entertainment
prepared
by
Mlas
Hallo-well
and
they
were
addressed
by
Mra.
Lendry.
The
rn!or
pupil
of
Seal
Cfcve
under
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
I'rire
Pivf
cni
EMPIR
E
DAY
CELEBRATION
S
AFTERNOON
GETTIN(.
FOUTIHED
TO
ENDURE
A
GREAT
DAY:
Major
Fitxmaurice.
Duke
Schiller.'
Canadian
flier;
Bnros
Ton
Hucnefeld
and
Cipt.
Koehl
at
breakfast
in
New
York
SlruchMudShark
and
Pinned
It
to
.
'Stem
of
Steamer
Prince
George
as
Bound
Northward
Seymour
Narrows
'J
run
down
a
huge
raudshark,
kill
the
animal
and
carry
it
T
along
on
tlte
Mem
for
about
sis
hours
wa
the
rather
unique
experience
of
the
C.N.Ii.
Btearaer
Prince
George,
Capt.
Harry
Nedden,
this
trip
north.
It
was
just
south
of
Seymour
Narrows
early
yesterday
morning
as
the
rkipper
waa
on
the
bridge,
that
the
huge
marine
creature
came
to
the
surface
in
front
of
lite
ship
and
started
to
dite
down
but
not
before
It
was
struck
with
an
impact
which
pinned
it
fast
to
the
stem.
The
creature
was
tail
in
the
air
and
nose
into
the
water
and
was
apparently
killed
instantly.
It
was
estimated
to
be
about
twelve
feet
long,
weighing
more
than
a
ton.
The
shark
remained
fart
fai
front
of
the
ship
until
the
rough
waters
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
were
entered
about
six
hours
later,
In
the
early
afternoon.
Then
it
slipped
away
and
apparently
went
to
the
Utt
era.
The
Incident
was
productive
of
much
interest
on
behalf
of
the
passengers
and
a
number
of
photographs
were
taken.
Empire
Day
Suitably
Celebrated
Today
in
the
Westholme
Theatre
and
in
High
School
and
Westview
hundred
school
children
from
the
public
schools
of
the
SEVEN
city
mi't
this
afternoon
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
to
celebrate)
mm.
pin
'J
win.
VVFII,
ICCI1V
VI
illC
IUUUJllHU
cuocr
of
the
I.O.D.K
.
presided,
and
a
program
suited
for
the
occasion
was
arranged
by
Mrs.
Woodland,
chairman
of
the
education
committee
of
the
I.O.D.E.
municipal
chapter.
It
wa
an
inspiring
scene
when
the
standard
bearers
of
the
various
chapters,
each
with
the
flag
standing
in
front
of
the
I.O.D.E.
officers
and
special
guests
and
the
body
of
the
theatre
galleries
and
Curious
Examination1-of
Chinese
Witness
at
Police
Probe
Yesterday
Effort
to
Get
at
Cause
for
Man
Coming
Forward
With
Evidence
Against
Poliec
by
Operators
of
Gambling
Houses
May
28.
The
motives
of
Georgie
Chow,
Chinese
VANCOUVER,
gambler,
for
appearing
as
a
witness
at
the
police
inquiry
was
the
sunject
of
an
extended
cross-examination
of
that
witness
by
W.
W.
B.
Mclnnes.
counsel
for
Shue
Moy,
alleged
Vancouver
gambling
king
at
yesterday's
session
of
the
investigation
before
Commissioner
Lennie.
Witness,
who
was
on
the
stand
all
day.
was
subjected
to
a
barrage
of
questions
in
the
afternoon
by
Mr.
Mclnnes
as
to
whether
he
had
been
promised
any
gambling
privileges
or
any
reward
for
u.
til.,
in?
if
there
should
be
a
change
of
administration.
Ciow
den.ed
be
bad
been
promised
anything
or
that
anyone
was
paying
him.
He
declared
he
asked
Wong
Wah
It
be
would
like
to
give
evidence
and
'.hat
the
Chinese
had
said
he
dldnt
think
be
would
He
added
that
Shue
Moy
was
very
strong
and
that
Police
tn-pector
Jackson
waa
a
good
friend
of
tbe
Chinese.
Witness
denied
be
told
Wong
Wan
that
control
of
tbe
Cblnese
gambling
would
be
given
to
a
group
of
Chinese
It
there
were
any
changes
in
tbe
police
He
also
denied
that
Police
Commissioner
Pie
tc
her
ever
promised
bun
anything
If
he
would
give
evidence
of
a
certain
kind
before
the
commissioner
Witness
alao
declared
he
had
not
told
Wong
Wah
that
Fletcher
would
be
tbe
next
mayor.
MOVIE
OPERATOR
IN
FARTHEST
NORTH
IS
NOT
YET
RETURNED
i
Robertson,
representing
a
film
company
1
unheard
of
since
he
flew
on
May
11
I
from
Wueman
toward
Point
Barrow
with
two
planes
ha
not
returned
by
Sun
day,
friend
urge
tbe
dispatching
of
re-
l'el
expedition
to
Invest
NO
inl'ttlt
TOHORttOW.
Tomorrow
being
Victoria
Day
and
a
publlf
holiday,
there
will
be
no
regular
;
Issue
of
the
Dally
Newa.
The
next
regular
edition
will
be
on
Friday
IVIUTIICK
IMPOHT.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
temperature.
S.
NANAIMO
BOY
PRIZEWINNER
S
AT
THE
WOBI.U
IN
UtOMSTHICAL
WOMB
l.
LOXUOK,
(MIUKD,'
COMPETITION
CRESCENT
BBACH.
Msy
S3
WlHiam
Brankaton.
sun
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
Brankston.
of
Nanalmo.
a
pupil
at
at,
Oeorge
a
School
at
Crescent
Beach,
won
the
special
prlae
awarded
for
geometrical
drawings
by
the
R-yal
Drawing
Society
01
London
He
t
ok
five
honors
and
a
for
first
place
in
the
world.
It
la
timed
against
70.000
contestants
nnrnrn
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK.
May
33
-A
aiveplng
re-actlrn
in
price
tck
place
yesterday.
Lirph.h-
"d
..t
her
higii
priced
tpeclaltles
birakuif
five
nearly
twenty
dollars
lie
iv
uve
aoiiara.
SIX
MILLIONS
REPARATIONS
OTTAWA.
May
ii
CanadlasM
Hwordrd
al.Wii
vnr
reps
rat
toft
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-
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C'i'Uiinlssloner
PWel,
'
Mra.
Usney
were
brought
In
by
bu
Kho
invckt
:,
I
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claims.
The
docu-
and
Joined
with
the
others
at
the
metit
-
ii(i
:u
tlie
Huse
of
Com
theatre.
I
mens
late
last
night.