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4
Chang
Tso
Lin,
Ruhr
of
Northern
China,
Has
Retired
to
Manchuria
Manchurcian
War
Lord
Injured
Hadly
When
Train
on
.
Which
he
Was
Travelling
Was
Bombed
June
4.
Chang
Tso
Lin,
for
two
years
ruler
PEKIN,
in
rcKiii
anu
isortaern
China,
has
renounced
his
power
and
left
the
ancient
capital
yegterday
morn-m.c
on
a
special
train
lor
his
old
stronghold
at
Mukden,
Ma
ichuria.
The
success
of
the
southern
armies
has
been
pressing
iuo
northern
forces
hard
and
the
abdication
of
the
nor-
.orn
ruler
had
been
expected
for
some
time.
The
next
u
j
in
developments
is
being
watched
with
great
interost
here.
TOKIO,
June
4.
An
official
war
office
despatch
oaifl
that
Chang
Tso
Lin,
Manchurian
war
lord,
was
t.udiy
wounded
when
the
train
in
which
he
was
travel
ing
i:
-uiii
Pekin
into
retirement,
was
bombed.
Several
others
on
t
ui
train
were
killed
or
wouftded.
TIENTSIN,
June
4.
Li
Yuen
Nung,
former
presi
dent
of
China,
died
last
night
m
his
residence
m
the
British
concession.
ToKIO,
June
4.
Dispatches
from
Mukden,
'Man-
m
T
Ifl
'
a,
say
Linang
iso
Lan
is
in
a
serious
comuuon
an
h
ul
of
a
bomb
explosion
on
board
his
train.
WATER
CAUSED
MUCH
TROUBLE
:
tOO
Ml
II
I'Kt&Ml
lit:
lU'RHT
MAIXS
IS
sol
Til
VAXfOIVKK
AMI
i
(
ihr.n
oniKit
i.i:aks
VAN
i
.'
VCR,
June
4.
-
Sauth
Van-!
.mmUe
water
suddIv
cut
i
.mags
ssauntlnti
into
thomsnds
-
was
caused
following
Inau-.f
the
Oreater
Vanoouver
net
Mf
pipe
line
trim
Sey-
:i
to
the
City
Intake
on
Sy-'ic
over
the
week-end
The
!i
ensure
blew
out
one
hundred
Vancouver's
old
wooden
maliu-
ci
Burnaby
aud
Point
Qrey
-pr.ng
a
leak
WILKINS
GETS
A
KNIGHTHOOD
MlN
WHO
n.;w
Al'HOHH
AHCTIC
UK-HAUItKII
IN
IIIKTIIDAY
IIO.NOU
LIST
ixn
June
4
-Sir
Alfred
Mond
1
!
Mamanant.
and
Sir
Oeorge
'
Blades
were
created
peers
'
the
Kings
birthday
honor.
Five
U'
were
irantcd.
'
xmiththoode
include
Oeorite
Wll-''
Hew
acroaa
the
Arctic.
1
K-ine
Howard
recelvee
the
grand
i
he
Bath.
CHILDRENARE
BADLY
BURNED
om:
ihks
ami
oTiir.it
ih
in
HOSPITAL
HMllOOLY
lJLKi:i
1
M.W
WESTMINSTER.
B.CVJune
4.
'
IkIuui,
fbttr
year
of
a,
la
-
1,1
nd
liia'etnety
titfM,
ta'W)
the
I".1
aenoMyl1ilJiredM
4
fwllt1f
received
whlM
Dlaylna
on
the
""!
at
the
foot
of
Twelfth
BUeet
!
'oun.-h
waa
being
burned
there
and
".uin
to
their
wlata
in
aahea
and
'
i
iik
mud
on
the
outaklrte
ot
the
HALIBUT
HKI'OHT
SENT
WWHINOTON,
June
4.
ReporU
of
ixt'lal
joint
conimltte
on
halibut
"".
have
brij
submitted
to
the
'""iwn
and
American
OovernmenU
1
bt
made
public
in
a
few
days-
DENIALS
A
UK
MAIB
Of
ALI.MIATIOXM
AT
MMOX
OK
IMJI'IHV
VICTORIA.
June
4.
Attorney
Oeneral
Menson
oa
Saturday
dend
that
any
arrsngarrsent
for
protoctloa
o
dlaordTly
houses
tree
existed
between
him
and
Mayor
Taylor
aa
suggested
in
the
evidence
before
toe
police
inquiry
at
Vancouver
Friday.
VANCOUVER.
June
4.
Km-phatie
dental
of
the
report
that
he
bad
ever
made
any
arrangement
with
Attorney
Oeneral
Msnaon
to
the
effect
that
oe
tain
dlaorderly
houeea
ahould
be
petmlttrd
to
operate
In
Van-couvrr.
wan
made
Saturday
by
Mayor
Taylor.
CAR
SHORTAGE
FOR
HALIBUT
LOTS
DUAWX
AM
MVK
Ot
MXTIXX
1IOATS
OllfclUXO
t'ATCIIEM
TUIIAV
HIM'OMi
01'
K
AKE8
Th
were
only
three
expreea
jefrlg
for
pound
rator
cars
available
of
halibut,
requiring
ton
cars
to
ship,
offered
at
the
Ftah
Baehange
today.
Ar.rrtmilv.
the
boau
were
numbered
nlimMTI
arwii
VI
.
A
.
V.
run
local
UOH
"
A-
J.UMMlM
llM
.h.t
.hould
Mil
today,
we
ruiuw..
until
auch
time
ae
owa
being
held
over
wriv,
to
relieve
tne
...u.v-.
.
lucky
American
boat,
tha
wre
ablcto
diaper
of
their
farea
while
elk
Amerl-
Canadian
ooaia
u
the
five
r.
are
e.P-
Wediwday
unlea.
they
are
brought
In
by
apll
Wain-
fuim
were
aa
i""""
8Unt.
W.0U0
pounds.
AUln
F1-r.
13.8c
and
70.
.h-rt
Irene.
30.000
pounoa,
13
P
"
7c'
ikMni
a
id)
Venus.
6,ow
P"""-
Amrrlnui
.11
ittATIA:
38,000.
nmisdlan
Helen
.
i
""""'-"
.si.
..wl
7c
Pacific
Flanenw.
-
77-
Deep
Sea
Flab-
took
piaoe
with
Mayor
S.
P.
MoMordV
9,600
M)lh4av
Reliance.
l.w
Lumen,
iiaiw;
urunrou.
.
nrin.
arsvlina.
nbeo.
8,600:
suns.
J..
0Uw.
d,
'B
WW
Livingstone
.
.
-mount
apent
on
xne
ov
-
r:it-nnce
'"
of
Canadian
provement
.pprom.tly
I4S.SO0.000.
J.SOO;
Morrla
H..
Olbson,
ia,ww.
the
lnv
M
giving
tne
aoaress.
tne
program
vi
sports
then
followed,
feature
events
be
ing
the
ecnlor
and
junior
school
boys'
relay
rases
and
the
girls'
relay
races.
The
dayi
proceedings
will
come
to
a
fitting
conclusion
1
with
the
hokHng
toniaht
In
the
Exhibition
'Hall
of
the
May
Queen
crowning
ceremonies
and
a
dance
at
which
the
item
of
outstanding
interest
will
be
the
'Mining
of
a
roe).
live
ehUd.
;
THREE
LOCAL
MEN
TO
.
JOIN
H.M.S.
DURBAN
Members
of
ln
Nul
lirUrliment
In
Tuke
M
WrrkH'
Trnlnlug
on
Light
Crulwr
E.
Peaootk,
Frederick
Baulter
snd
Oeorge
Dyer
of
the
looal
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
will
be
leaving
the
city
this
week
for
BequlmeK
to
oln
II
M
8.
Durban
aboard
which
they
will
take
six
weeks'
naval
training.
They
will
be
here
with
the
light
cruiser
next
month
In
the
course
of
the
ship's
crulHe
to
northern
Pacific
waters.
N1
-a-'3--
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
4,
1928
LADY
FLIES
TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
EN
IMrUI-INO
Or
ll-IJ
AMI
SltHCTK
TIIIH
AI'TKKNOO.N
TO
UK
IOL-
utwtu
iv
Mtv
o.ii:bn
"
CKtm-MMI
TO.MOIir
Under
afeiea
which
showed
promise
of
better
things
altar
a
morning
of
rain,
he
Bba
Lodge
and
Fair
Board
decided
.his
afteruioon
to
pruxed
with
the
aa-liual
flag
Day
and
May
Queen
festrtl-.leai.
the
holding
of
which
bad
bean
uncertain
on
account
of
Inclement
weather
conditions
this
morning.
The
proceedings
opened
with
the
holding
ot
the
precession
immediately
after
one
o'clock
from
Second
Avenue
in
front
of
the
old
court
house
buildings
to
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
In
.
liarg
ot
Bert
Morgan
and
marshalled
by
Sergeant
3.
P.
M.
Hannah,
chief
of
city
polloe.
the
parade
waa
led
by
she
pretty
May
Queen.
Miss
Peggy
Smith,
who,
la
her
regal
robea.
rode
in
state
n
the
caf
of
Inspector
James
M.
Tup-per.
RC
MJ
.
attended
by
her
dainty
maids
of
honor,
Miss
Maxlne
Hellbroa-er
and
Miss
Olive
Van
Couten.
Following
the
parade
were
the
Sea
Cadets,
under
Lieut.
Robert
Blanoe;
Boy
Scout
troops'
under
Scoutmaster
P.
C.
Miller.
P.
H.
Unney
and
Ales
O.
Rik;
(he
Boys'
Band
under
Bandmaster
Thomat
Wilson,
and
school
children.
On
arrival
at
'Acropolis
Rill
grounds,
tickets
for
free
Ice
cream,
swecu.
ete.
were
distributed
to
the
children
and
the
oerecnony
of
unfurling
the
tin
ROUTE
M
SBETA
DIV'I,
the
heroine
in
"Shi
rax,"
the
mast
cret
film
ever
made,
the
cast
being
entirely
composed
of
Indlans.nd
thiswatene
wWVittn
In
ttttTTssj
Maharttelf-J--
A
-
ELKS'
FLAG
DAY
IS
BEING
HELD
Four
Hundred
Communists
Killed
'
by
Government
Troops
in
Southern
China
and
Four
Hundred
Captured
C
ANTON,
China,
June
4.
Four
hundred
Communists
were
kiliei
ami
tour
liun.red
captured
on
Ling
Shut
Island
of
Hainan
on
May
30
in
a
clash
with
government
troops,
tMiid
advices
received
here
today.
Hostilities!
between
government
troops
and
Communists
have
been
sporadic
in
recent
months
and
troops
attacked
the
Communists
after
purposely
permitting
them
to
enter
the
city.
Another
Woman
Starts
on
Trip
Across
Atlantic
and
Will
Take
Her
Turn
at
the
Plane's
Controls
Miss
Amelia
Earhcart
is
Boston
Amateur
Aviatrix
and
TO
SnC
IS
lieipinjj
lO
1
HOI
lltC
I'
nenUSllip.
.
imsde
to
underUke
work
on
clams
way
of
TrepaBsey,
Newfoundland,
for
the
Antarctic
expedition
by
Commander
Byrd
and
waa
purchased
for
him.
Aboard
the
plane,
which
is
named
"Friendship,"
is
Miss
Amelia
Earhart
of
Boston,
an
amateur
aviatrix
who
will
take
her
turn
at
the
controls.
U.S.
TENNIS
PLAYERS
WON
OVER
JAPAN
Will
Now
Play
Winners
of
Kurojiean
Zone
for
Kij;ht
to
Meet
France
CHICAGO.
June
4.
The
United
States
won
the
American
zone
tennis
finals
for
the
Davis
Cup
when
Tiltienhund
George
l.ott
defeated
Tohtf
and.
Abe-of
Japan
in
doubles-Saturday
6-1,
10-8,
G-2,
The
Americnn
team
will
later
piny
the
winners
of
the
Kuro-peun
zone
for
the
right
to
play
France
for
the
cup
in
July.
no
nut:
1
ian
nt:
it.
VICTORIA,
June
4.
There
Is
no
Immediate
menace
from
forest
fire
In
Brltlith
Ct.U.mbtn.
it
was
stated
Saturday
followniK
receipt
of
reports
from
nil
over
the
province.
keep
in
touch
with
the
outside.
HALIFAX,
June
4.
The
monoplane
Friendship
carrying
Wllmer
Stults
sad
Pilot
Lew
Oordon
aa
night
mechanic
and
Miss
Amelia
I.
Barheart,
took
off
from
hare
tbs
morning
for
Trapses,
Newfoundland.
TRKPAS8SY,
Newfoundland.
June
4.
The
monoplane
Friendship
arrived
here
this
alternoon
FORMER
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
OF
ALBERTA
DIED
ON
SATURDAY
CAlmf.-peorMiff.
Croas.
former
attorney
general
of
Alberta,
died
tore
Saturday
afternoon
after
two
days'
mnees.
County.
lW'"wss
born
Ontario,
In
1873.
m1
HaeTings
EDMONTON,
Juns
4.
Z.
Mcllmeyle.
assistant
deputy
minister
of
agrloujture
of
the
Alberta
Oovernment
died
yesterday
aged
S3.
With
returns
not
quite
complete
as
yet.
over
SIM
has
been
realised
as
s
result
of
the
tan
day
held
on
Saturday
by
the
local
branch
of
thp
Navy
League
of
Cnnada
In
ld
of
the
Sen
Cadet
coaps'
work
here.
1
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
EV
YORK,
June
4.
The
tri-motored
Fokker
plane
which
flew!
Professor
J.
r.
MoMurrirb
of
the
from
Boston
to
Halifax
yesterday
is
bound
for
London
by
,
University
of
Toronto
was
rejected
1
""
01
"a
"
"
"w"
The
plane
is
one
intended
,
Dybhsvn
of
Prince
Rupert
was
elected
chairman
of
the
Research
Committee
on
fish
handling
and
processing,
which
ts
a
new
committee
formed
for
the
purpose
of
oc-ordlnatlng
the
technology
The
plane
in
equipped
with
pontoons
for
landing
in
the
water
work
Pcific
and
Atlantic
SOITIIEKN
(
KOHS
IS
Olf
l"OU
lA
OX
WAY
TOW.XItl)
AIMTUAI.IA
HONOLULD,
June
4.
The
Transpacific
plane
Southern
Cross
resumed
its
Journey
to
Australia
early
Sunday
morning
and
e
peeved
to
arrive
at
Suva,
Its'
next
stopping
place,
this
sf
tern
coo.
It
waa
reported
last
night
OK.
HONOLULU.
June
4.,
The
Southern
Cross
was
800
miles
from
Suva,
FIJI
Islands,
at
740
Pacific
time
this
morning
snd
was
encountering
bad
weather.
SAWMILL
OPERATOR
DROWNED
ON
P.G
E.
SQUAMI6H.
June
4.-Malcolm
Barr
of
the
firm
of
Barr
Bros.
Sawmill
operators
1
at
Mile
43
on
the
Pacific
Qreat
Eastern.
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
Price
Five
Cint
EUROPE
Large
New
Addition
to
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
is
to
be
Built
Extension.
of
Work
Here
Authorized
by
Biological
Board
of
Canada
at
Meeting
in
Winnipeg
and
Will
be
Rushed
P
.LANS
for
an
additional
building
submitted
by
D.
U.
Finn,
di
rector
of
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
were
approved
by
ine
Biological
Hoard
at
its
recent
meeting
in
the
Univer
sity
of
Manitoba
at
Winnipeg.
Tne
new
building
will
probably
be
situated
at
the.
foot
of
Mc-Dride
Street
on
Water
Front
Block
F.
Its
dimensions
will
be
eighty
by
thir.y-sLx
feet,
two
stories
high,
and
of
frame
construction.
The
upper
storey
will
be
left
unfinished
to
provide
for
future
expansion.
Ti.it
extenaion
was
necessary
in
order
that
work
in
cold
storage
regard-,
could
be
undertaken
which
-
-
.
1..1W4
wurkiag
apace
had
maoe
tm-
,.xi..n.
etetccre.
lie
uew
bulldluj
will
contain
a
com-piete
relrlgtratlot.
plant
on
a
aoiall
scale
and
will
be
equipped
to
Iroeseflah
by
a
quick
lreezlag
pr.ccaa.
Itsi.ert-u.e.:.il
cold
etsraee
rooms
wul
be
om-atructad.
and
will
embody
eeeerai
new
tat.
ire
In
cold
atorafe
praetloe.
The
work
of
preparing
peclIlctlon-.
.uiug
uutuodlately
and
it
la
hoped
that
the
plant
will
be
in
oper
ation
by
August.
,
Report
of
the
work
tern
ffeo
Hkrttte
and
Atlantic
SzMrliitfntal
mlMed
by
the
cUreetom
and
ptena
for
J.
W.
NICHOLLS
ILL
VANCOUVER
H
IN
IIOM'ITAL
TIIKKE
WITH
EAR
TltOlllLK
KOII.OWIMJ
Oltlll-TION
AT
tVINMI-tXl
T.
H.
manager
of
the
Oola
Company,
received
a
wire
Stats
jorolna
stating
that
J.
w.
NlcholU.
rot
tteswiiiMi;
hod
r&
a
hospital
at
Vance
uvor
to
undergo
the
stark
ot
the
coming
year
wet
dls-
en
operation
for
ear
trouble.
cnssM.
j
'ut
two
-
Colonel
Niehotte
A
new
refrigeration
unit
for
the
ntrl
the
hospital
at
Winnipeg
sad
fUher.es
Experimental
Stat.on
was
operated
on
for
sinus.
He
continued
Prince
Rupert
was
outlined
aud
tp-l4
tr'P
Wednesday
and
on
arrival
proied
The
work
which
Is
being
un-'t
Vancouver
at
the
wweknd
had
to
dtrtcken
In
the
development
ol
by-1
s
to
the
hospltel
there,
product)
which
Include
oils,
meals
snd
'
glues
will
be
extended
and
extensive
work
on
the
dUcaloratlon
of
halibut
'
during
cold
storage
undertaken.
Vor
this
putyoet
she
local
station
has
secured
the
services
ot
two
.eminent
scientists:
Dr.
P.
O.
Harrison
of
MeOUU
University
and
Professor
W.
Sadler
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Doctor
Harrison
snd
Professor
Sadler
will
arrive
beta
about
the
middle
of
June
and
wUl
stay
for
the
summer
months.
A
survey
of
canneries
snd
of
conditions
surrounding
salmon
fishing
will
be
undertaken
during
the
summer
with
a
view
to
aiding
the
Industry
in
aecur-
r-
---
of
uniform
quality.
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens
of
the
Pacific
Bio-
WATCHING
B.C.
LIQUOR
STOCKS
MIIIWIENTH
MADE
TO
ONTARIO
JUST
lit:
KKPT
MOVING
SAYS
ONTARIO
A.O.
TORONTO.
June
4.
"We
am
only
Interested
in
seeing
there
la
no
short
circuiting
of
liquor
back
Into
Ontario,"
stated
Hon.
W.
H.
Price,
attorney
general,
commenting
on
the
action
of
the
British
Columbia
distillers
in
sending
1
lane
Quantities
of
ltouor
to
Windsor
lot-lad
Station
will
extend
the
work
on
Uld
othcr
0nUrl0
.0
lutauoc
Uktt
ot
the
northern
Research
on
oyster
propagation
conttnusd
and
efforts
will
be
of
must
keep
their
sttcks
moving,"
added
Mr.
Price.
BOYS
INJURED
'
AT
VANCOUVER
SKI
LLS
WEUK
t
KACTt
ItDIl
YKSTKK-DAY
WIIKN
TIIKV
MKUK
STKL'CK
1IY
AX
AITO
VANCOUVER.
June
4
Struek
by
an
auto
ob
the
Intersection
of
Granville
snd
Ounsmulr
Streeu
yasterdsy
afternoon
Albert
Calverley,
IS
years
of
ace,
and
Thomas
Blalkle.
IS,
It
U
believed
were
fatally
Injured.
Both
had
their
skulls
fractured
and
are
not
expected
to
recover.
Floyd
Pendergast,
driver
of
the
car,
was
arrested
and
shsrg4
with
driving
to
the
common
danger.
speakerwMey"
plans
to
retire
in
british
house
HALIFAX.
Snglsnd.
June
4
-John
H
Whitley,
speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons.
laUsaatad
in
a
latter
to
.the,
Halifax
Courier
snd
Ouardlan
that
he,
had
decided
to
ash
.
Mm
House
of
Commons
on
June
IS
to
allow
him
to
retire
at
the
close
of
the
next
day'a
sitting.
WOMAN
WHS
KILLED
BY
AN
AUTOMOBILE
VANCOUVER.
June
4
uutomcblle
trnvelllnx
Struck
by
an
on
Hastings
was
drowned
when
the
.'lipping
of
s
Street,
Mrs.
Alexander
Harf.
71
years
rope
caused
him
to
fall
from
a
launch
of
ae.
suffered
injuries
from
Which
Into
the
water.
He
aa
uumHrrled
and
She
dUxi
Mnuitdiiy
T1k
car
driver
was
came
from
Mission.
A.
L.
Stevens.
,
J