United
States
is
siiil counting
cn
jay-
ment
of war debts.
British United
Press.
Tokio,
June
11th
—The
contemplated
boyeott
of
Ameri-
can goods,
follh-wing
enactment
of
the
Japanese
exclusion
act
by
the
Ameri-
can Congress,
has
been
called off
The
boyeott
wiil
extend
ovly
to
the
sule
of
American
luxuries.
London,
Jure
14ih.— United
Tl'ress.
Great
Britain’s
“‘trystary submarive,”’
the largest
and
fastest
in
her under
sea
floet,
is
returning
from
Singapore
on
her experimeental
cruise
of
7.C00
miles.
The
“‘mystery
submarine’’
is
known
as
the K 26.
New York, June
14 E—Wall Street
bet-
tpe odds
in favour of Presidert
Ceolidge
for
re-cleetion
jun pdup
to 9 te
S yes-
terday.
following tis nomination
ano
re-
ceipt of
a substantial
amountof
money
for wages
from the convention City.
Pre-
vious
c¢dds
that President
Coolidge would
ke
elected,
quoted
by Freeland
and
Co,
were
Xta
b,
Cttawa,
June
15th— The
scope
of a Ci-
vil Service
Aet of
Canada
in the
matter
of
wage fixing,
has
come
into the
lime-
licht
through
the
threat
of
the
postal
workers
to
strike in
protest
against
the
revised
wage
seale
recently fixed by the
Civil Service
Commission.
Interrcgation
of the
Goverrment,
in
Parliament
and
cut of it,
on the subjeet
has brought only
a reminder
from the Prime
Minister that
the
Goverrment
must
accept
the ruling
of
the commission
in
the
matter.
The
Justice
Department
bas
ruled
that
the
Civil Service Act of 1919 leaves
the
Gov-
ernor ir-Ccuneil
no
right
to amend
the
ruling ot
ihe Civil Service
Ccmmission
in
such
a
matter.
Fram
the
headquarters
of
the postal
workers
in
Toronto
a
call
Las
gone
cut
to the
10,000
members
of
the
Union in
Canada
for a
vote
on the
cccepiarce
or a rejection
of the
commis-
sicn’s
ruling.
Rcme,
June
14th.—With
the
police
scouring
all
Italy
for
a
gavg
that
kid-
napped
Deputy
Mattecti,
the
newspaper
“Tribuna’’ carries
a
rveport,
that
the
stateman’'s
dead
body has
been
found in
a field beside
a
high
road
50
miles ficm
Kome.
The
report
still
unconfirmed,
states
that
death
was
due
apparently
to
clubbing
or stabbing.
The
autemo-
hile which
the kidnappers
used
has
been
found.
Five
suspects
have been
arrest-
ed,
three
at
Milan,
one
at
Rome
and
one
at
Florence.
Mattecti’s
wife
in-
formed
the
police
that
when ther
hus-
band
was kidnapped,
he
carricd import-
aat deposits
and it
is thought
that
these
papers
may
have
some
relation
to the
crime,
Colon, C. Z.
June
15th.—The
VN arsh-
Darian I Xpediticn
has
discevered
white
Indians
end
will ¢ail for
New
Ycrk
in
three
weeks
with
the
Kirg of Darien
and
twe
White Indians.
This
message
was
received
teday
frcm
Mr.
Marsh
leader
of the
e¢xpediticn
into
the previ-
ously
urexplored
wildeiness
of Eastein
=1
1L 0
s
AN
-
Panama
which already
has
eost
thelives
of two members
of the
exploring
varty.
|
Marsh’s
message
said,
the White :ndians
|
lam
brirving
with the
King
of Darvien
|
are
a boy of
19
and
a girl of 21.
Tley
|
are
golden
haired
and
blue
eyel
und
|
white skinned.
Their
bodies
are
cov-r-
|
ed with
long
downy
white
hair.
Tiey
are
rot
the
stardard
Albino
typ:,
bLut
look like very primitive
Nordie
Whites,
We have discovered
n-any
strange
primi-
|
tive White
Indians,
with
evidence
ofa
|
ancient
civilization.
We
have
secured
|
a
large
ethnological
ccollection
and
tine
|
moving pictures,
In
addition
to Marsh,
who
is
a
civil ergineer
and
explorer,
the puarty
which
sailed
from
New York
|
on
Jinuary
13th,
included
Professor
|
Juokn Bren,
ethnolocist
and
anthropolo-
gist
of
the
Smithsonian
Institute
and
also of the
faculty
«f
George
Was™ing-
‘1
ten University.,
Dr. Fairchild,
geologist
|
of the University
of
Rochester
and Dr.
|
Dreder,
lehthyuiogist
of
the
Anierican
|
Museum
of
Na:ural
History
in
New
Y‘\)Y‘k.
Halifax, N.
S., Jure
15th.—Loc ! Chi-
nese
will join with their
countrymen
in
other cities throughout
the
Dominion
1n
the
ot servance
of July
Ist
as
""H mu'tv
tion L'ay’’ it was
antncunced
last
e
cening
by Robert
Wong,Secretary
of the Halilux
Branch
of
the
Chinese
Nationahst
Leagte.
The doy hos
been
thus
named
and
will be observed
annually,
as
the
re-
sult
0" offending imnnuigration regulations
which require
that
c¢very cnein
Catada
of
Clinese
origin,
rcgardiess
of
birth-
place.
ape
or sex,
nu
t report
to the im-
migration
officiuls
beiore
June
30
h for
registiation.
They must give
the
saiient
facts of their persosal
his'ory
and
pres-
ent the department
with pliotegravhs
of
themselves,
bought
at
their
own
ex-
pense.
Lorlon.
June
16th—Parii
men-
reas-
semblid
teday after
the
Whitsunt
de
va-
cation’
with the prespect
of long
and
au-
dious
session
and
small probabilit
that
the Gevernment
will be
abie
to carry
out
several
legislative
mezsures
to
which it
is committed.
Lonion
June
16 h
The Prime
Minis-
ter staied
in the House
of
Commons
to-
day that
the
Government
regarded
the
action
of
the
Mexican
Government
against
Mr.
Herbert
Cummins,
the
British
Ag¢ent
in
Mexien,
as
a
grave
breach
of Internatiornal
couriesies,
Woflville,
Jure
16th.—sir
Charles
Townslend,
tormerly
Chics
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Nova
bteotia,
passed
away
at
his resideace
"Rayn-
|
ham’’ suddenly
this morning.
His death
was
due
to heart
discase.
i
St.
Paul,
June
16ih
—-At
least
four-
|
teen
porscns
are reported
dead
and
more
than
a
score
injured,
as
the
resuit
of
|
totnacos,
wind storms
and
heavy
hail
and
rain
in
the
Northwest
section
of
|
the
United
States
on
Saturday
nighkr.
|
Kiresten,
Jemaica
June
17th— Bis Ex-
cellercy Sir
Lestie Prickyn
K.
C.
M.
G
Laving completed
his term
of office
a=
Governor of Jamaica
<ailed for
Enegland
vesterday
aceompanied
by Lady
Prabva
the Hon.
Brevet Cilonel
Herbert
Bryan
C.
M. G..
D S.O.
assumed
the
adminis-
tration of
the Government
as from
yes-
terday.
London,
June
17th-
In
the
first
test
miteh
between
Ingland
and
the South
Africans,
the
former
scored
138 runsin
their first innidgs
and the latter
30,
The
South
Africans
then
commenced
their
second
innings
and
were
atl
out for
500
runs.
Enegiand
thus
winning
the
matceo
by an innings
an
i
18 runs,
Paris,
June
16:h.—The
ofbicial
lList of
M. Herrio’’s
Cabinet
follows.
Premier
and
Foreien
Affairs.
Edouard
Herrio.
Justice.
M. Renoalt.,
War.
General
Noi-
let.
Interior.
Alpheons
Chautemps.
Fin
ance.
Etienne
Clementel.
Navy.
Juqu
s
Duinesnil.
Commerce.
Rauaunldy.
Pablis
Works.
Vietor Peytoal.
Education.
Fran
cois
Albert.
Labour
and Health.
Justin
Godart.
Colonies.
E louard
Daldier.
Pen-
sions.
Bovier
Lapierro.
Agriculture.
M,
Queuill.
Liberated
Regions.
Phtlippe D
bies.
aris,
June
16th.— Premier
Herriot,
re
piving to
a Matin
report
today,
relative
to the sclection
of his Cabinet,
lays stress
on
the
choica
of the
Minister
of
War
The
competeney
of
General
Nollet
i
3
unouestionable,”
h:
said
""He
knows
hotter
than
any
one the present
military
condition
of Germany.
[ desire
that the
fullest significance
be
riven
to the
ap-
pointment
of
General
Nollet.
UGermany
ix now engaged
in
carrying
out
taeties
similar
to those
after
the
peace
of
Tilsit
in
1807, raising
a large
army ~amouflaged
by gymnastic
associations.
Our Cabinet
is
animated
by
a kindly
spirit
toward
Germeny
and
we
are ready
to assist
to
the
best
of our ability the young
German
Democracy,
but
we wili display merciless
severity
to the
German
Nationalists.
We
Fave
to uphold
France’s
rights,
as
well
as
those
of the democracy
of the world.”’
NEW YORK, June
17th.
Flour,
(hard
winter
clears
§5.00.
**
hard
winter straights
§5 30
Meal, Kilrdried per
100 pounds
$2.20
New Season’s
Pork
per barrel
$37.00
Heavy
Mess
Pork
per
brl. §27.00
Sugar—Crystals
maximum
per
100
Ibs.
$5 28
Mclasses
Sugar
89
maximum
4.25
Cotton,
Middling, Upland,
at
Liverpool
per ib.
17d.
Exchanve.
New
York
and
london,
6
days’ sight $4.30%
xchange
New York and
London,
sight
$4.52
LoNDON, June
17ih.
Sugar,
Demerara
Crystals,
nominal
per
eyt
335.
od. —3Bs.
od.
**
Musecavado
nominal
per
ewt. 28
od.—32s.
04,
““
White Java’s cif United Kingdom
21s. 6d.
Demerara
Rum per gal. . nominal.