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COMMAS
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:
I
A
II.
IT
TK
SRIXIMi
IN
K.tHlfcH
erfttTM
"MirvER.
May
IS
To
factllUte
11
:u
of
Brit
i
Mi
Columbia
lum-
II
Atlantic
c..iu.t
o!
the
United
If
iv
twenty
Mtwinill
cumpaniea
.nice
are
lsrmitu:
under
the
.
Seaboard
Lumber
8ale
Co.
Urlnell
manager
of
the
irganscaiton
will
represent
DtcdUt
tiu
80
per
"t
of
exported
:-.iuslly
to
the
'
of
the
United
States.
This
twenty
to
twenty-flee
per
total
production
of
the
BILL
HAYWOOD
DIED
RUSSIA
lion
!
:
iii.li
i.tmiK
I.KAIlF.K
SPBNT
N
llll.ll
til'
YHAHH
IN
JAII.
IN
MTATBH
May
II.-
Willmin
Haywood,
as
"Big
Bill'
the
social
let
and
one
ot
the
founders
of
in
the
United
was
one
of
the
principals
In
i'iwn
aa
the
Moyer.
Haywood,
impirecy
at
Cripple
Creek
11
'
was
In
Jail
for
n
number
'im
after
the
close
of
the
m
Ruaala.
CONFERENCE
IN
AUSTRALIA
11
iiooKtn
ron
toitwrritv
ii
I'UlTMKNT
IN
NAME
OF
THE
MINI
IKK
i.ll
Mav
IB
British
rMumbia
i
"
'
wuied
at
the
Empire
forestry
'ii
Australia
In
September
1
unship
reservations
In
July
'
made
in
the
name
of
Hon.
nlio
(or
attendance
of
a
re-''
'
of
the
government
but
It
'-
ivriain
that
the
minuter
of
ix-fsonally
sUertd-
"
BUYING
DOG
FISH
AT
SKIDEGATE
FOR
RUPERTREDUCTION
'"ut-UATE,
May
18.
The
Rupert
'"
I'loiluft
ooncern
at
Prlnoe
Bu-'
MnmuK
to
buy
dog
fiah
here
to
I.
reduction
plant
at
Tuck'i
h"ld
that
every
enoouragement
effort
to
Mduce
the
'!.
dog
fish
peats.
X
SPEAKER
Chinese
Owner
of
Gambling
House
Tells
or
Goodfellowship
Account
Spent
by
Them
Monthly
iFtequenl
visits
made
to
V
omce
ior
purpose
or
oaiung
oat
men;
question
of
diamond
ring
N(
OUVER,
May
18.
That
all
his
gambling
houses
operated
,,t
if
had
regular
monthly
"goodfellowship
expense
items'"
was
t
H
.statement
made
at
the
police
inquiry
yesterday
afternoon
Woiik
Lum
who
was
on
the
witness
stand.
Chow,
an
ad-pt-iatur
of
several
gambling
houses,
had
been
on
the
wit-mil
the
greater
part
of
two
days.
i
rest
(entered
for
some
time
around
a
diamond
ring,
which
mI
in
have
been
purchased
by
Chow
and
one
of
his
business
vi
.
(ieorgie
Chow.
Chow
Wong
Lam
testified
that
he
wished
v.
J
.Police
Sergeant
at
f"'s
j
tq
buy
rait
of
clothes
for
Oeorgie
but
later
preferred
a
diamond
ring.
The
ring,
it
was
suggested
by
O.
O.
McOeer.
coat
SIM.
Chow
Wong
denied
be
bed
gone
to
toe
police
slat
ton
to
give
It
to
Sergeant
McLaughlin,
as
suggested
by
Mr.
Mc-Oeer.
Oeorgie
Chow
bad
taken
the
ring
and
did
not
tell
what
he
did
with
it.
one
Wong
aald.
Wllnsas
IK
M
aeetat
vtstead
Me
liomiilin
fseaeeaaty
at
wW
tsetse's
of-flee
at
police
headquarters.
He
weht
there,
he
aald.
after
raids
to
see
If
bis
awn
had
been
baited
out.
'
Under
cross
eiamlnatlon
Chow
Wong
i
denied
that
he
totd
OonaUble
Stewart
in
the
preaence
of
Sergeant
Parsons
that
his
gambling
place
bad
been
j
closed
up
because
he
would
not
pay
1180
a
month
for
protection
money,
lie
denied
absolutely
that
be
ever
mentioned
to
Stewart
or
anyone
elac
the
payment
of
SW
a
month
as
protection
money.
riiKiiKi(
finiiWT
.T...NOT
UK
IN
IIUIHAV
4
111111111
TO
ELECTION
T
VAJSOOCVwB.
May
18
"Don
t
be
in
a
hurray."
declared
Pre-
aster
Maclean,
when
questioned
this
morntng
retarding
the
poa-
slMe
date
of
the
election.
The
Premier
added
that
be
did
not
want
to
make
any
an-
nounceoMMit
In
regard
to
the
Pacific
Oreat
Baa
tarn
at
pre-
seat.
FISH
ARRIVALS
leeal
of
.W.
hmmh
ef
IUIUmU
MM
at
KwnaHge
TM
lf)ivg
A
total
of
A0JO0
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Two
American
veaseu
received
94c
and
6c
and
Sc
and
So
for
as.
too
pounds,
while
four
OaiUMIIaM
were
paid
from
sec
and
et
to
Mc
and
Me
for
27.000
pounds
Arrivals
and
Anirrtesi
Ysiiowatone.
17.000
potaads.
Booth
Fisheries,
B
Ic
and
Sc.
Wave.
5.700
pouuds
Canadian
Pish
At
Cold
Storage
Co..
c
and
6c.
Canadian
Belme.
7,000
pounds.
Royal
Pish
Co.,
8.8c
and
6c.
,
Balaac.
6,000
pounds,
aoow
mm
a.c
and
6c.
.v
Xmblem
I
.
8,000
pounds,
a,-
lea.
B.Sc
and
64c.
Viamg,
1.000
pounds,
r-ecinc
9.5c
and
Sc.
FRENCHWOMAN
WON
WOMAN'S
CHAMPION
,
OPEN
TOURNAMENT
MUe.
M,nllc
tournament
to-
.Ty.unrMr'sylvl.
MsmhaH.
three
up
nd
two
t0
P'y
!
Cspt.
Vrxnc
opr
svatawr
p'
C.PK.
gjo
this
even-
SL.ThtrKurn
to
V.ncouv.rand
jwayport.'
Northern
and
VQRSTS
MANY
YEARS
ALASKA
GULF
XKA
M.UIl
TO
IIAVK
HSIIN
IMI-OHMUMJ;
IOK
N
Will
VI
ION
KIR
.t.L
HI
T
LAHUBST
CRAFT
SRWAKD.
Alaska.
May
18
-A
pounu-
.ng
jta
stenn
driven
across
the
Pacific
to
pile
In
boBiug
a
mother
on
the
Alaskan
coast
made
the
Oulf
of
Alaska
Impose!
hie
to
navigation
to
all
but
taw
aratst
craft
"It
was
the
worst
I
ever
aw."
said
Captain
Berger
of
the
motor-Jhlp
Discoverer
PAID
MONEY
That
in
Evidence
of
Partner
in
(iamb
line;
IIou.e
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Slay
18
He-(
calls
J
to
the
witness
stand
in
the
police
inquiry
this
morning
Jee
tm
declared
that
Chow
Wong
Lum,
his
partner
in
a
gambling
houe
had
told
him
he
paid
protection
money
to
Sergeant
ilcLaujjhlin
and
inspector
fieorve
Jackson
of
(he
morality
ttquad.
Yern
swore
Chow
Wong
Lum
named
the
officers
in
explaining
the
entry
of
$50
a
month
which
Yem
was
ordered
to
enter
in
the
books
of
(he
gambling
houte
on
.Main
Street
an
expense
money.
NEW
YORKMAN
SHOTVICTORIA
VtCTOKIA.
May
18
W
P.
Haunch
of
New
Yurk
City
wan
found
dead
In
a
pool
Of
blood
In
a
room
in
a
downtown
hotel
that
las'
night
He
had
been
shot
through
the
body,
with
a
United
Btatec
45
army
revolver.
FIGHT
POSTPONED
BECAUSE
OF
RAIN
FOR
SECOND
TIME
NBW
YOOK.
May
18.
The
MandelU
MoLarnln
fight,
which
was
postponed
from
yesterday
on
account
of
rain.
Is
again
postponed
until
tomorrow
night
at
the
Peto
O
rounds
Peter
Bosoovlch
and
Mike
Povteh.
who
arrived
In
the
city
earlier
In
the
week
from
Stewart
where
they
lute
been
mpsoyed,
will
leave
on
tomorrow
morning's
train
for
Montreal
whence
they
SMI
embark
on
May
SO
aboard
the
OjP.O.
steamer
Bmpreas
of
Praaee,
bound
Jar
their
former
horn
in
Juee
lavla.
P.
W.
-HhTt,
i
pMMMit)
t
the
'Prtftee
Rupert
Seneet
s
'
MoVMtbn
'
wW
Is
aow
la
the
eeAttV'pWtnei'lo
remain
In
Vancouver
for
a
month
and
will
parti-cipete
on
June
13
m
the
analveraary
of
the
Oreat
Ptre
In
I860
which
wiped
out
the
town
including
Mr.
Hart's
pisoe
of
business
at
that
time.
The
Orand
Terminal
club
wUI
receive
the
returns
tomorrow
night
of
the
postponed
Jimmy
McLsrnln-Sanuny
Mandell
nght
for
the
world's
Ught-weight
championship
fight,
Ben
Self
announced
this
morning.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
WOULD
BARON
AT
ClIL'UCil:
The
Lutheran
Churili.
Xcv.
Voik,
IiunefeUl
when
he
Speedy
Boat
Causes
Flurry
Along
the
Waterfront
Mis
Morning
When
Boyd
Xoung
Came
irvTrom&ort
Simpson
on
$ewCrdft
Rupert
people
could
hardly
believe
their
eyes
thi.
PRINCE
morning
when
they
saw
a
sea
sled
Iratelling
at
a
speed
that
i
mo-jt
unusual
around
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
The
boat
lifted
itself
almost
out
of
the
water
and
moved
on
the
sur
face.
It
wa
discovered
that
the
new
craft
is
a
speed
boat
owned
by
R.
Royd
Vourvg
of
Port
Simpson
with
an
outboard
twelve
hp.
Johnson
engine.
It
came
in
this
morning
in
an
hour
and
twenty-five
minute
but
the
engine
is
new
and
was
not
let
out
at
full
speed.
Twenty
miles
an
hour
is
claimed
forit.
Greater
Activity
This
Year
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Already
Made
Evident
by
Preparations
steamer
Prince
John,
arriving
in
port
last
night,
brings
THE
news
of
general
activity
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
ih
fnvsaa
ru
t
i
n
n
fnt
f
rift
annpntpkinu
I
ntAn
in
m
1.
e
1
aaenel
fa
vk"
swvax'is
svs
esv
wasaa
vHvtiiiig
vestauvil
a
louiuaji
nua)IIU
MUU
timber
season.
The
prospects
are
that
there
will
be
a
general
re
vival
in
the
various
industries
this
year
with
possibly
a
larger
number
of
men
than
ever
before
employed.
Both
at
Ko.se
Harbor,
on
the
south
end
of
the
Islands,
and
Naden
Harbor,
ut
the
north,
preparations
are
in
full
swing
for
the
whaling
season
and
it
is
expected
Whaling
Corporation
will
be
arriving
from
Victoria
a-ou
At
Hose
Harbor,
the
wharf
has
been
rebuilt.
A
new
aalleiy
lor
the
Tanaka
Fish
Co.
of
Vancouver
at
Houston
Inlet,
near
Jedway.
is
;iiinost
completed
and
seventeen
men
are
now
employed.
Houston
Inlet
is
h
new
port
of
call
for
the
Prlnoe
John.
W.
Trotter,
nuunixer
of
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co
'a
canneries
at
Lagoon
Bay
and
Lockeport.
is
Retting
hia
plants
in
readiness
for
the
wason.
a
new
wharf
:i
put
In
at
lagoon
Bay
and
the
construction
ere
v.
is
now
moving
to
Lockeport
to
erect
new
buildings,
including
mess
and
bunk
houses.
The
cannery
at
South
Bay
in
Bklde-
gate
Inlet
la
also
being
put
In
shape
with
the
manager.
Marsh
English.
In
charge.
J.
Olllesple
and
R.
Pehl
are
turning
out
a
good
production
ef
logs
at
their
eeaap
near
Queen
Charlotte
city
as
are
also
Atkins
tt
Roughton
in
the
same
vicinity.
NO
less
than
160
people,
moaUy
la
st,
are
engaged
in
gathering
,
clams
i
for
the
Langara
Fishing
A
Packiag.OD.
cannery
at
Tow
Hill.
Manager
Dan
McPherson
and
crew
are
getting
the
watun
River
cannery
ready
for
the
season.
Most
of
the
dock
has
now
been
repleaked.
At
Shannon
Bay
the
eennery
is
being
put
in
shape
under
the
direction
of
the
manager.
J.
T.
Kin.,
and
a
lot
of
heavy
machinery
was
landed
there
by
the
Prlnoe
John
thu
trip.
The
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen,
owned
by
the
Mlllerd
Peeking
Co.
arrived
at
Ferguson
Bey
from
Vancouver
18,
1928
EXTEND
at
the
first
of
tlio
week
and
la
ready
tolt,iay
the
parishioners
of
St.
Peter's
made
lu.is
over
Baron
von
went
there
to
worship.
that
the
boats
of
the
Consolidated
go
Into
operation
as
soon
as
the
salmon
run
commences.
George
Gray
is
the
msnager.
Bd.
Crawford
Is
logging
steadily
at
Buckley
Bay
and
the
Btlckson
Construction
Co.
la
making
good
progress
on
the
work
of
nutting
in
a
new
road
and
building
camps
at
Meyer
Lake,
five
miles
back
of
Port
Clements
where
th
I
Baiter
Pole
Co.
will
open
up.
'
Road
work
Is
also
the
cause
of
con-i
slderable
activity.
The
Port-Clementa-)
Tlell
road
has
now
been
planked
about
five
miles
from
Port
Clements,
leaving
about
seven
miles
to
Tlell
yet
to
be
completed
.
PREMIER
MAY
.
VISIT
GENEVA
riUIHHAI,
THAT
HC
KkTKKKH.N'T
CAN-!
-i
AIU
AT.i'TllK
tXliXT
AfcSKMHLY,
,i
,
.
oOt-..UiAlUH.
OTTAWA.
Hay
18.
The
suggestion
that
Right
Hon.
W.
L
Mackenate
King,
premier
of
Canada,
should
attend
the
next
sitting
of
the
eaecmbly
of
the
league
of
Nations
at
Geneva
was
en-dorsed
by
the
executive
of
the
League
ot
Nations
Society
of
Canada.
It
Is
expected
to
play
the
finals
this
afternoon
nl
the
Junior
tennis
tournament
for
cups
presented
by
Doug
Prls-
zell.
Yesterday
It
was
too
wet
to
games,
M
TO
cGeer
Urges
Building
P.G.E.
Into
Peace
River
at
Cost
of
$30,000,000
Tells
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
he
Does
Not
Fear
1'rincc
Rupert
Will
Get
Grain
Although
Some
will
go
There
V
AN'COUVER,
An
tavesttaent
of
$30,000,000
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Great
J&aatern
Railway
from
Vancouver
to
the
eace
Uiver
would
erfavte
a
of
$5ri,000.000,
G.
G.
said
ver
Board
of
Trade
1
aawavjr
t.
Within
five
yej
would
pay
all
the
ex
ut
of
000,000
would
be
am
nieiu
oi'
traffic,
incl
BaUaar
colonization.
,
eni
i
j
ibe
railroad
c'jmH:eteil,
ii-
su.ld
would
be
StfO.OOS.000
within
a
.
years.
The
completion
of
the
P.O.
I
Is
our.een
years
overdue,
SlcOeer
aald.
"I
am
net
airald
Peace
'Stiver
wheat
will
go
to
Prince
Rupert.
j
Some
will
go
there.
There
will
OSdloU
far
all.
Nor
un
I
afraid
that
thaaionstructlon
of
the
j
abort
line
lrom
Start
to
the
Peace1,
wUI
take
the
trade
pway
from
Vancou-
ver.
Por
a
great
avny
yean
to
oome
,
Vancouver
will
be
Bsc
chief
and
most
logical
centre
for
Bk
grain
trade
of
the
we
Pacific.'
facuic.
lt.tff.Tf
PICTt'KK
Of
ECftTALL
Kit
kk
ih
iti;liiii:h
IV
LOMXIV
MinIM11-:lt
j
The
London
Dally
Telegraph
illustrated
section
ba
a
large
i
picture
taken
from
the
air
of
I
the
EoataJl
River
which
It
rightly
says
Is
close
to
Prince
Rupert.
:
However
It
also
aays
It
Is
In
the
heart
of
the
Rookies
which
of
;
course
la
wrong.
In
the
sub-
title
Is
the
following
:
"Non-
existent
only
a
few
years
ago
Prince
Rupert
la
new
a
prosper.
ous
town
and
ssaport
with
s
fine
natural
harbor
and
la
the
centre
of
a
large
and
growing
trade.
The
town
ha
been
laid
out
in
the
moat
approved
west-
f
ern
style
with
a
network
of
regular
streets
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DISPUTE
AT
HIPPO
OVER
SALMON
PRICE
BKIDCOATB.
May
IS.
Reports
from
Hippo
Island.
Baterday,
the
latest
received
from
that
point,
waa
that
salmon
were
scarce
and
the
trailers
were
on
strike.
Fiali
packers
were
offering
eleven
cents
a
pound
and
the
trailers
are
asking
fifteen
cents.
The
fishermen
here
seem
to
expect
a
late
run
but
a
big
one.
DAUGHTER
OF
SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL
DROWNED
LADNER
YESTERDAY
LADNXR.
May
IS
Margaret,
the
ten-year-old
daughter
of
Charles
Joyce,
principal
of
the
high
school
here,
wss
drowned
yesterday
In
Canoe
Pass
Creek
when
she
fell
Into
the
water
whUe
running
after
a
ball.
The
body
waa
recovered.
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
GRAND
CHANCELLOR
VANCOtiySR.
May
18.
J.
A.
MoKln-non
of
TrduVwea
efeetad
grand
jeha
net)-
leiam,
Ural!
f)-
be;
the
next
meet-
ing
-pitee
W.
8.
Harris,
well
known
Haselton
mining
man.
who
has
been
spending
the
winter
In
Vancouver,
is
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
and
proceed
to
the
Interior
by
train.
He
will
be
accom
panied
by
Thomas
D.
Lewis,
consulting
engineer
for
the
Federal
MIuIuk
Smelting
Co..
who
will
take
an
In-apecUon
of
the
Mohawk
property
on
'Nine
Mile
Mountain.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
PEACE
railroad
with
a
replacement
value
in
an
address
before
the
Vancou-
completion,
the
speaker
said,
the
line
operating
revenue.
A
further
$15,-ail
contingent
purposes
in
the
develop-
The
value
of
the
lands
ad-
-
-
MACLEAN
TAKES
HIS
TIME
OVER
ELECTION
DATE
I
MAY
II.
It.
POOLSY
MAKBM
JIIM
L.UOI1
IS
Ut'BkSIMi
AT
TIME
KHt
APHUL
OPORIA.
May
aW
Meea
Mr.
PoOley
gives
me
a
hearty
laugh
every
time
he
makes
a
new
gueea
as
to
when
the
government
will
ask
the
people
to
said,
regarding
the
Pooley
forecast
of
in
election
by
July
10
"All
I
can
aay
I'
I
know
nothing.
Aak
me
in
two
weeks,
in
a
month
or
may
be
sta
months
and
I
may
have
something
to
aay
as
to
the
time
of
our
appeal
to
the
voters."
JACKSON
WILL
OPPOSE
PECK
MIMI.NATbll
IX
l,HLAMI!
tfWMTITU-Kfc'CY
AT
(-OSVKIVTION
LAST
NIUIIT
UY
UIHUtALB
VICTORIA.
May
18
M
P
Jackson.
AVC,
chairman
of
the
game
commission
and
formerly
member
or
the
legislature
for
The
Islands,
was
chosen
by
Liberals
at
a
nominating
convention
last
night
to
contest
the
constituency
against
the
sitting
member.
Colonel
C.
W.
Peek
V.C..
who
has
been
nominated
by
the
Conservatives
SLUGGING
STARS
MAKE
HOMERS
ItOTII
HUTU
AMI
OtilHIO
llltlVK
LONG
(
IN
YBHTIKIl.U"g
I
tIAMB
NBW
YORK.
May
18
-
Carried
along
by
an
eleven
game
winning
streak
the
Chicago
Cubs
headed
the
National
league
today.
Ruth
made
his
twelfth
homer
of
the
season
and
Oehrlg
hia
sixth
yesterday
Philadelphia
lost
ground
to
tee
Yankeea
by
losing
to
Chicago.
AIRSHIP
ITALIA
BACK
IN
PORT
KINO'S
BAY.
May
18.
The
dirigible
Italia
returned
here
at
0.
IS
tilts
morning
lrom
an
exploration
trip
to
Lenln-Isnd
occupying
ifSfleuTn
oer
eonrae
of
J.0O0
miles
'
'
C.P.R.
SETTLES
WITH
FORMER
HOTEL
MANAGER
VANCOUVER
May
18.
-By
the
payment
of
9.ooo
to
S
F
Pierre,
the
former
mtu
uer
of
tii:'
Hotel
Vancouver,
'.he
Oman
un
Pmid.
lias
settled
his
20.000
damattt'
rhiirn
for
wrongful
dismissal.
The
i
iiiiipaiiy
also
Will
glre
im
a
letter
of
recommendaUon.