Saskatoon Daily Star from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 1

HOME Edition WHEAT CLOSE Winnipeg Cash 16174 Traek Wpg. July 15874 Oct. H5 Dec. 141i Chicago July 118 September 112 A8KAT0HEWAK GREATEST VOLUME XXII No. 143.

SASKATOON, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1927. CENTS PRICE ON TRAIN: C3 rn Lrsj )lfQI. Britishers Plan Another Sea Trip McIntosh 'and Minchin Would Hop to Hew Yoik and Then Fly Back Again IDENTIFY HIM AS MURDERER OF LANDLADY Measurements Same As Those Recorded by Winnipeg Police CORPSE UNDER BED -I" V. Slaying Similar to Two In Manitoba City; He Talked of Religion THREE-POWER PARLEY GETS SUGGESTIONS Bridgeman, Envoy for Britain, Advocates Drastic Changes LIMIT ON ARMAMENT Japan and United States Given Definite Plans Sponsored by London Associated Press GENEVA, June 20. Reduction In the size of the battleships of the future from the present limit of 35,000 tons to under 30,000 tons was recommended by Right Hon.

W. C. Bridgeman, first lord of the admiralty, Great Britains representative at the tri-partite naval conference, who thus opened matters which had been settled by the Washington conference. TO LENGTHEN LIFE Mr. Bridgeman advocated limiting tha size ot individual submarines to 1 600 tons.

He also suggested making the life of battleships 28 Instead of 20 years, and that the three powers waive their rights under the replacement tables agreed upon at Washington. The British delegate further proposed limiting the size of all future cruisers to 7,500 ton their armament to six inch gns. this limita- tion to be effective after an agreement was reached on the number of 10000 ton cruisers the powers will build. Mr. Bridgeman recommended limitation of the aircraft carriers to 27 reduction' oT mine onatrcraft The came win oe arpi rum people ana max.

any eacrime Inrhes to Lnd quarantine for 30 days, but the sheep to help them. He wished to visit carriers from eight inches to six ana so carriers from eight inches to six and be quarantined for 30 and and thereafter nT. -V jyfei.iV fefffov. 11 i 1 a Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y., June 20. Earle Nelson, 30, charged with the murder of Mrs.

Emily Patterson and Lola Cowan, recently, at Winnipeg, today was positively Identified here from pictures and Bertillion measurements as the man who on May 30 murdered Mrs. Jennie Randolph, rooming house keeper. Nelson, known here as Charles Harrison and Jrt other places as Adrian Harris, is wanted in four other cities in this country. THATS THE MAN! Chief of Detectives Austin Rocha made this announcement today following receipt of Nelson's photograph and Bertillion measurements from the Winnipeg authorities. Tha murders which Nelson ts alleged to have committed In the Manitoba cap-I ital and that of Mrs Randolph were 'similar la many respects.

Persons who had seen the man answering the I1 name of Charles Harrison, here, and relatives of Mrs. Randolph were summoned to police headquarters to view tha pictures of the Winnipeg subjects Identification was made here by I Fred Merritt, a roomer at th house run by Mrs. Randolph, summoned to I police headquarters That's th. man." exclaimed Merritt aa soon as he had looked at it. Nelsons mea- snrement tallied with the description of Harris I local police record.

Harrison, or Nelson obtained a room from Mrs Randolph on May 27. Sunday night. May 29, h. sat In CPtttVI'L'IVI It 111 Innc 'in tha living room with her. talking at bi HIM.HEL.LI, June -11.

1nKth on subjects unt'l Three babies are dead, an-1 after others tn the house had gone other is believed to he dvlng' Jh and five Others are seriously ill disclosed her body- under the bed in Of food poisoning at the the room which Harrison had pled. The roomer had disappeared. Springfield Redemption Home Randolph had been strangled for Infants, under the care of to death, the coroner decided I The man is sought for murders in Iga Angeles, Portland, Philadelphia and Detroit TAINTED FOOD KILLS BABIES Three Die; Another Is Near Death; Five Seriously 111 the courts. TWO ADILTS HERE are police pictures of Earle Nelson, alias Virgil -Wilson, alias Earle Farrell, who i field fiy Winnipeg police as the gorilla man, wanted for a score of murders in Canada and the United States. The Buspect refuses to talk on the charges now facing him.

RUMRUNNERS UNDER GUARD Vessel Captured Off New York With Liquor DISTINGUISHED PARTY REACHES B.C. Over 900 Passengers Arrive in Victoria From Major Bedders Will Arrange for Hospital Accommodation for Soldiers Europe settle down as an ordinary citizen or statesman and assist in the re-of construction of China, I Discussing the present state of the country, he said: What do we see? Nothing but maladministration, treachery, and 'bribery, which brings on wars. China Is suffering mors than any thing else from too many rotten generals. They are everywhere, fighting and marching backwards nd forwards not for China but for themselves. They are strug- gn tor thelr own galn- Special to The Star There were two British soldiers from A I A l.u 1 i I a J.nnl 41.AAA kAfnit the Chine, ba le ront.

lheiie hel Associated Pros NEW YORK, June 20. -Af VICTORIA, Jun. 20. Bring- ng Lieut T. Newman and Capt.

Spear til 1 Including Lieut. Newman carried the acart of trol along tne Long Island and the moat Interesting passengers to many wounds received in action at New Jersey coasts, the steam- I arrive here for some time, tho Ca-' Shanghai when hie tank was am-ship The Turner which ac- steamship Empress coniine to customs records left lof '-'anala. flagship of the Pacmc 1 registered on the tank during the fleet of the comoany, docked here engagement end those in the ma- Halifax June 9 bound for morning from Japan, lch.no were hadly wounded. Lieut as "The Traders, was cap- 1 and Phllinoines Com-, Newman is returning 0 England as China and the I hlllppines. nlan an intelligence in off tured today the narrows mander A.

Halley, RNR, reported officer, who lay for 24 hours In tho reduction of guns on battleships from 16 Inches to 13 5. U.S. FLANS Opening the conference called by President Coolidge Ambassador Hugh Gibson, the chairman, proposed that cruisers be limited to tonnage of 250, dbO or 300 000 tons for the United States and the British Empire, and to 150 000 or 180.000 tons for Japan. Destroyer total tonnage would be restricted to 200 000 or 250.000 tons for the two larger powers and to 120 000 to 150,000 for Japan. Maximum tonnage for United States and British submarines would be 60.000 to 90 000 tons with 36 000 to 64.000 tons fixed for Japan.

Mr. Glbaon presented his proposal after a brief address in which he an expression of gratitude CALGARY. June 20 Calgary's the powers from President Cool- population Is estimated at Rl.htiO by Idgs and declared that United the 1927 Hendersons City Directory. States Is prepared to accept a gen- a copy of which has Just been re-eral program providing for as low alceived at the Herald office. The dt-total tonnage" as acceptable to the rectory a census for 1927 shows an other powers.

I increase of 3 900 over that of 1920. rvtinu.n vk hit (The Dominion census of 1920 givcj EAFKEShES Ktunr-i i the population of Calgary as 65,513. He expressed regret that France i and Italy were not active partici- Jants In the conference and urged apan and the British Empire who, with the United States, are the powers which now lead in naval armaments" to assume all responsibility for initiating further naval limitation. If wa were not prepared to limit," lie said, wa could not expect others to do so." It was understood that under the Gibson proposal the United States would be obliged to scrap approximately 62,000 tons of cruisers and destroyers, mostly of the latter class, and 80.000 tons additional upon ugv-pletion of cruisers now building. TO SCRAP SOME Other ships, virtually obsolete, of have only to das fiom the date of embarkation, In order to prevent any possibility dissemination of infection, should it be present in any of these animals, importers or other stockmen will not be permitted to enter the quarantine firemises even for the purpose of ooking over the stock.

1 1 Henderson City Directory Shows Nearly 4.000 Increase Watson W. Washburn, veteran United States tennis internationalist, was eliminated by Hans Timmer, of Holland, at 6-1, A6, 8-6. Rene Lacoste, who Is ranked as the world's foremost player, quickly disposed of the United States school boy. Sydney B. Wood, 8-1, 6-3, 6-1.

Francis T. Hunter, the United States star, defeated Y. Opta of Japan. 6-L 6-4. 6-3.

Jacques Brugnon and Henri Co-chet. of France, and Karl Joxeluh. elso Hone Ann Norbert and Betty Bergtnnn, both two-years old, died lart night, while the third death occurred early today. Food served at the Sunday morning meal wai blamed for the illness which affected half the children at the home. Samples of the food have been taken for analysis The home matron, Minnie Manley, and the housekeeper, Alice Bauk.

also became 111, but their condition i was not regarded as alatming. Quarantine by a coastguard! a fine trip across the Pacific, the I consulate at Nanking after being cutter. Approximately 10.000 bt experienced 7 'save po oct "who cases of whiskey and 7,500 of the 't ureu in saloon list of 266 were Gen- 1 I- was another re- eral Frank A. Button, world-renown- Nanking. He was dean ed soldier and adventurer coming to v- 8 Ibe.kugical College and this country after many years as "nlV escaped with his life by shav-advlsor to Chang Tso Lin.

the Man- I ln8 off4 his beard to prove that he rhurlan war lord, end Sir Henry 1 not 1 Bollock, well known Hong Kong bar- I1 r. 6 2m. ie nster and member of the legtilatlve United Btates, via Seattle, and executive council there, (general Sutton, who la an ardent aporteman. i malt were seized. The crew of sixteen men were held under armed guard.

The Turner is 1 under United States registry. i NO TRACE OF PAIRI SCIENCE CALLED IN WINNIPEG, Jun. 20 Selene, wa. being called Into play today to aid Winnipeg police tn their task of 1 Identifying Earle Nelsbn, alias Virgil Wilson, th. man of many aliases, I who Is In custody her.

charged with the murder of two Winnipeg women and alleged to be th. etrangler" sought for two year, by th. authorise. of several states across th. border.

I As pictures, fingerprints and Ber-' tlllion measurements of th. suspect reeched United States cities where i the strangler struck at defenseless women, the Identification of th Win-1 mpeg prisoner became more Strike Vote On Railway MONTKEaTu June to. A strike vote is now being taken among some 18,000 employees of the Canadian National Hull-ways, including office clerks, station employees such as baggage checkers and porters, stores and stationary department employee. shippers and stationary engineers and firemen, it was announced here to- day. ihe dispute arises out of the refusal of the company to accept the majority award of a board of conciliation recommending an increase In wages of 4g cents an hour.

A minority report recommended an Increase of 1 cents an hour. i BRITAIN SENDS ABLE MEN TO HONOLULU Cotton Monoplane Long Search for Nnngesser And Coll Completes, n. TriveU, sub dsan of iu.r, th Holy Trinity Cathedral at WiltOll, Whyte, Webster, WVIldham, Curtis, Kerr and' From Buffalo. New York, cam. Shanghai, and president of the Ca- inrd that Nelson or Wilson, as h.

Malcolm MacDonald Will Attend Institute of Pacific Relations Association in China, la en-routa to hia home tn Toronto where he will apend eight months before was elsewhere known, had been post-Uivelv Identified from Bertillion meaaurements, as Charles Harrin, I wanted for the murder of Mrs, NEW YORK. June 20 -Gieat P.ri: Whyte, the first president of hejtn-' 0F that 'ci'ty. roomln hou BECOMES CARDINAL Canadian Press ST. JOHN'S. Nfld, June 20 The monoplane Jeanne D'Arc, in com- the big eentres 17 ShlnVhaT Vnd' Tientsin except for a few who have returning to the Orient, lr.

Trh'ett reported that all foreign mismonar-tea in China have now been drawn tain is sending some of her ablest dian legislative assembly Other! of Fortjand. Ore. have men in international affairs to at- members are Charles Kingsley Web-1 their evidence th st already tend the meeting of the Institute of ster, professor of in ernatior.al pol-, obtalnd by tb Winnipeg police Pacific Relation In Honolulu from Itics in the I nlverslty of Wales: tating that they are certain the feeling Vs all pro-fore, wouldb; 15 to 29 Nsmes mrpeot la the Individual who mas- remained In Hankow. In the noith- section of the country where the the Institute of which the United State, n.vv has I Giechoslovak'a, safely paaaed MonsigUor Van Roy, Successor on 1 whlch the United States navy has th i Vidllke on the outskirts of Lake many, would scrapped to make TO Mercier, Elevated at Ft. Johns.

Major Cotton stated 1 Secret Consistory had been over a considerable stretch of country between Come-by-Chance in Placentia Bay and Port Bland-ford. In Bonavista Bay. but had room for tho now ones. Under tho plan. It was expoctodthat tho Brit- iah Empiro.

tf sho completes hop present building program, would United States and tho 330 000 tons I perfectly safe for the missionaries to resume their worn, he declared, but tho danger of tho Cantonc influence which may spread at any Tiuence vnirn may spreao ai mny ROME, Juno 20 Monsignor an scrap approximately 58 000 tons of for Japan in the limitation plan Roey. who succeeded tho late Card- lound no trace of the missing rench keepa them from doing ao cruisers and Japan 40000 tons. would bo scrapped. Inal Mercler. Relrtuma Driest hero Jeanne DArc left Quldi cft tc kr.m vial soon after landing to continue cruisers and Japan While neither Japan not the The arrangement was included to i Inal Mercler, Belgium's priest hero of the as archbishop of Malines.

Onffe. consul general for Britain at Hankow during disturbances there Australian and New n.em- Royal Intrnationj qucrartfj Adrian Harris or Earle ber. who will ro to Honolulu have Affait: Sir Hush Wyndam. tnd fu on the Parifir coast, been made rublic at the office of the Malcolm MacDonald Famsay Mac- (irport of th, portland raport American (rroup of the institute lktnaid a son. hilp Kerr, presi- a dspa'rb from San Francisco.

Cahf. Most of the English delegatca will dent cf the Rhodes Scholarship cJe-liarwH that Mrs Mary l-errell a arrive In Montreal next Thursday. Triist. Is also expected to attend house mother employed at a Ihtlo June 23. Thi.

meeting is unof AJto Sir Ernest Wilton, for 20 years In final. It is a neighbors and ritiretu. t.rw,f th. wife of the British diplomatic service in attempt to at the sources of file- -jrarle Nelson She is qucled as will he one of the English tion on the Pacific. ir.g she had not lived with for group, as will also Sir Frederick Australia, like the United State the past six yearn and had not seen and t'hina.

will send women for him since last October. British Empire would bo required to i obviate wholesale scrapping by tho scrap submarines under tho pro-United States for example of its' posal. the 10000 ton maximum preponderance of destroyers while weight for cruiser fixed in the being deficient in cruisers. Under ashington treaty of 1921 would be the plan, the transition period would defined as not exceeding 3 0X1 tons be employed by the powers to pare war. was created a cardinal by Pope Pius at a secret consistory this morning.

Mgr ion da, archbishop of Poaen (Poland also was tatsed to the rardinalate and the pontiff confirm- and of speed greater than 17 knots. I down or build up their cruisers or appointment of several new rNnunnMv nnsnmu Other auxiliary ship of limited destroyer to fit the limit the dura-. archbishops ni bishops Pope Pin T)eleiratl to Convention Ask for escent soldiers front the combatant value would be grouped tion of the transition period lnas- kltoenlion F5d tribute to the, A3K lof early in the year was also He is returning to England. Major C. Redder of army In China wa en route jeouver to arrange for the at Shaughneesy Hospital forces and to act as a passenger.

his ho(ne in the British to Van- 1 handling of rnnvaJ fighting liason officer i these discussions SEIZE LOADED IMP. WIRE KINKS Minimum Wage for Sightless In Industry I'M THE GINK Eijj Liquor Haul Made Off Nova Scotia When Revenue Launch Halts Schooner Roman Catholic Episcopacy of the United Statee for Its ala In making known the true situation of Cath- oiics in Mexico Hi Holiness gavel expression to his ken sorrow over I the tribulation of the Chinese people 1 which, he said, resulted from ne1 fault of the Chinese people who were Canadian Press MONTREAL, June 20 Hundreds throughout the doctrines imported from abroad- He Dominion srs insufficiently paid for hoped, when the cession presented their work as employees In factories, 1 to be able to give thie sncient people WJU unanimously agreed at the SLEUTHS TO HIXMTEG I Detectives sre reported to be hed log for mmpeg fiom several cities in the United State to etahlih beyond doubt if the "Winnipeg prisoner is their man. Nelaon Is expected to he railed to the stand tonight when the is-I quest Mr l.mih Patterson and tola Cowan, vhtims of the strangler in this city, ta r.v mimed. K. Graham.

KU. crown pros-cutor. announced today that the hearing wou'd pioceed for certain next Th-iradsv rtumes of 4 evidence he intimated, had ireadv been collected, he said, and he hoped to it.nin..t the alleged etrang.er for rirl on that day. Free ctionary measures, unpre-cedned the history of the lota! Jad are beng taaen. The pnmr ipma.ni locked up in a remforeed cell, hi hands manacled, vrhde four poure guards ciamtaisi a Ebour Ivig.t in a fourth class, whose restrictions much as the deciding factor so far would be subject to future agree- as time was concerned would be the ment.

The United States plan, if i congressional and parliamentary adopted by the powers would be decision upon the necessaiy appro-counterminous with the aching-' pnations. ton treaty, which runs until ia35 and thereafter for a period of two years after any signatory gives notice of intentioa to abrogate EXPLAINS PUQ4 ISIONS Mr. Gibson explained a provision of the new proposal which stipulates a period for transition from present I cruiser, destroyer and submarine strength to the limitation set forth In his plan. During the period which would be an indefinite number of years, but certainly ending before the expiration of the treatv cruiser and destrover strength 1 would be combined but the excess above the 5V000 tos total preserth- ed for the British Empire and tbe I( II1T kanH June was a big Joh for William K. Tahor, who weighs ltd pounds.

Hi wife, with whom he took the vows the other dav, tip the scales at 35 and she doesn't mind admitung thit she's still gaining. Mrs. labor is the fat lad) with a carnival company. SOI TMRKIDftK. Minx, dune is day after his birth certificate was filed here, Joseph (evuthter aa hard at work a a carpenter apprentice.

1 rue, he wa 11 rears old, hut when he went to get a birth certificate, he found that ft never had been filed. ho oe was issued, and Joseph as officially bore. I'm the gtnk who thinks there i aa place to ride en the street ear except lit the centre of the aisle near the front. I take mv position there and nothing will dndodge me. I hold to my point of vantage and let there crowd hr me aa thev fd ff.

am a hit hard to move, because I don't believe In letting people hove me. 1 stand tn th middle and resist. 1 par my fare and I ride where I fieae. Ise as mach right there as ether. I never hear the motorman when he ask that we move hack to the car.

Ixe got a place and 1 at otfi to bold it. Canadian Press MOINCTON. KB. June 20 -One I of the target liquor seizures In th.3 virinity for a long tme wa effect- ed Saturday on Nnrthumhcrlan 1 Straits, about four miles off CoU Spring Head. ft, when the revenue iaunrh Ladv Iaurter captured The imp," a sw hooker believed to he er- rou'e a in a cargo of illicit liquor to Vort Egm or Buctourhe The argo consisted of 3V cajw fit Scotch ahseKey.

gsllons fj rum and 1') ga ion of al mhoi Tb al'te cf the r.onsgnmcnt was at 4 even greater proof ef hia affection a and esteem, and hoped to be able session of the annual con 1 to do something more than pray for 1 Canadian Federation lthe Chinese, which 1 have dona and of fhe Blind here Hatutday. On be-, aimays wil continue to do. of these afflicted he, per, there, tw as peed a reeohition in whrh the I i A delegates expressed ther wish for a 2 Drowmngs Sit Picnics minimum Wage for the blind. Ielegatee from Toronto expre.vd 5 VICTORIA. BC, June 20 Two particular concern over what they drowning marked the hundreds stated seem to be the unfavorable picnics hed mdav at tha various treatment of some of tha blind en- beaches near Krtoria gaged in industry.

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