4
4.
I
I.
t
g
"'Will
;
Was
"I'
III!
i
Ii'
!...!
II...
diiv
-
iMiifvi
in.
ii
ii
i
;,(".
jii
'
i
lf
would
like
lo
,
Tii'
II
ill
'
Chapter
lOlii;
Ii
m
raised
money
in
C'TY
0F
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PUBLIC
MEETING
;
I'lilihr
ineclini;
will
...
!
'In.
(lily
Han,,,,
7"'.
I
he
;tOII,
day
id
'
h
p.,,,.
i
;.
quPMtiuiiH
iTgunllng
,
"
r,s"'l.'
in.luslry
in
''I"
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and
also
n.a.
,'"
'injr
to
t1P
jpA
liirg,.
ulltMidmici?
'"'lUCsl.,.
s
M.
NHW'TO.Xy
Miiyoi'
on
I'DII
ILAM),
April
S.
lour
persons
are
dead
and
one
is
in-
jured
probably
fatally,
us
u
irsiill
id
a
fin
wliieli
swept
the
frafhe
apurlinetil
huildiiiv
here
early
1oIh.
The
dead
are
Cluru
Short,
2(1
er
of
agr,
a
wall-
ri'ss;
Iteriiiee
Krasier,
21';
K.
Siillivnii.
.;t,
lahonr;
Mr.
Law,
(.
who
was
blind.
Mrs.
Law
was
iiijuri.nl
ami
is
moI
especleil
lo
recover.
Tiie
flames
raged
more
than
un
hour
before
firemen
were
able
lo
enter
ami
search
for
the
bodies.
Most
of
the
victims
were
appajeiitly
Iraiiped
in
their
rooms
in
I
he
lli'iidriek
apart
ments.
EXPLODED
CAUSING
SEVERE
INJURIES
Victoria
Lady
Lost
Her
Life
from
Burns
Resulting
from
Fire
YK'.TIUIIA.
April
2U.
Following;
the
explosion
of
a
washinu
machine
in
a
liatlirooiu
yesterday.
Mrs.
Norman
Martin
was
surrounded
by
flame
wldrli
resulted
in
burns
thai
later
'
procd
fa!
Hi.
The
rxplosiou
was
heard
for
blocks
and
destroyed
the
walls
of
the
room.
MENTAL
PAtFeNT
llie
ward
In,
'
ipr.p
I
-.
...,
ii.
.
.
,
n
i
riant
niiiaii..!is
onservauve
member
tor
Victoria.
IS.L.
Draws
Or
in.i'H'
JllsiUC
(lit;,
g
tic
i.
ire
this
can
lie
If
-
iiri-ostiry
In
provide'
i
In-
Hirpoe
Ami
w..
of
gelling
this
'
Attention
to
Naval
Preparations
on
Pacific
""m
ui1'jrkci
l
(IITAWA,
April
21).
Tlial
Canada
should
prepare
fur
vim
art?
nilemshl.
,0,j!r
hostilities
un
Hit
Pacific
(asl
was
urged
by
ll"n.
Simon
he
people
an
opitor-'
j-Vu'tT
former'
Tolmie,
Conservative
organizer
and
mini-hr
h.
'--
i
mm
nsis
nit
ik
-,
I
In-
,
agriculture
in
.Mrtghcn
governmenl,
who
i
ai
h
of
Hie
bank
inriu
II
i:
in
il...
n,
,.r
r.,.i,,,..,,v
ili
Daily
.Vow,,
(K-j
r.
-'olmie
stressed
Hie
importance
of
(lie
Amrriean
and
'lunations
for
I
In
i
.Imh.iiii'o'
u.n:ii
i
t-i
i
i-n
i
i
,
mi
ih.
i
r;.-
u...i
it...
....i.i;
j.c
acknowledged
'
column
eaeli
illung
Hud
ti
ap-ordinstry
person
child.
Ustiallx
'I
eliildren
are
i
lew
are
not
and
arcd
for.
At
pre-iiiwhcrc
to
put
'hex
iimy
have
the
i
:
to
recover.
ndi'ed
dollars
i
ni
spmrtpfrrer
Hi
,'
zz
hoped
a
few
days'
fii
anil
raised.
REMEDY
FOR
HARD
TIES
IMop
Richardson
of
New
Brunswick
Suggests
Reduction
In
Standard
or
Living
11
"N
X
II..
April
'I
f
v-i
Dial
ir
the
a
iant
of
livin?.
nl
'
Iimiiji,.
reineinber.
'''"liinl.
was
reliiceil
s
iiefore
the
war
1
-Hllpumllvely
lil-ui'
ni'
iiai-i)
times."
tie
l
'i
.
J
A.
Ilicliardson
n
ni
rhurffp
to
the
1
tilanil
Hynod
of
w
yeslenlay.
GRADS
WINNERS
OVER
TORONTO
Crack
Edmonton
Basketball
Team
Had
no
Difficulty
With
Hebrew
Girls
J;"MTiiN.
A,.j
sw.
.
,,.
'
NV
"ini'u
's
Hebrew
Anxu-
K'
Miall
li-aiu
of
To
'"
tnaleli
fur
(he
lld-"iiii'ieinl
(innls
in
the
slop
MM'ii.s
last
nblil.
'
wun
1H
(o
one.
Tln
I-
llli
V
I
lL..
..I......'
FIVE
VICTIMS
Four
Dead
and
One
Not
Expected
to
Recover
as
Result
of
Injuries
(
ENDS
HIS
LIFE
NFAV
WKSTMI.NSTKIt,
April
U.
-
Vt.
Ilaiily.
n
patient
in
the
Ksson.lale
menial
nospnai,
I'liHled
the
K"anls
yeslenlay
and
ii
tiiiiL.-ir
in
front
of
a
rail-
.mv
I
ruin,
lie
was
instantly
killed.
BASEBALL
American
SI.
l.oui
,
Del
'oi'
Cleveland
a,
Chicago
2
Washington
SI.
Hoslon
U
J'hllnilelpliia-New
York,
a
ill.
National
Philailelphia
7.
New
York
5
Chicago
a.
Cincinnati
1).
hrooklyn-Ho.'don,
rain.
Pittsburg
7,
St.
Louis
.T.
Advertise
In
Hie
Daily
News
STOCK
MARKET
I
LC.
Silver
(Irauby
Ilurelloii
Cold
.
Cobalt
Surf
Inlet
pun
well
,
I..
i
L.
Glacier
Daly-Alaska
...
Howe
Sotind
v
Premier
Selkirk
Hid.
I.MK
I
a.OU
.01
Vi
-.05
Vt
a.'.Hi
.2U
represenls
Vic
.-..j
.
........
j-..,
.
.
t
...
.,
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
i
111(1,
IIV
ll,lllllf
II.
these
preparations
to
Canada,
lie
argued
Unit
Canada
should
be
in
a
position
to
maintain
neutrality
and
.-he.
eould
only
do
dial
'
if
flie
were
prepared.
A
present
su-
was
helpless,
and
in
event
of
i
war
lietwiTii
iln
other
nation
sin-
would
be
at
the'
merry
of
PORTLAND
FIREC:::
MANNA
WINNER
2000
GUINEAS
XKW
MAIIKIIT.
April
2V.
Manna,
a
romparative
outsider,
won
the
Two
Thousand
(iooieas
Slaki'
today.
SI.
Ihran
was
second,
anil
Dojali,
tliird,
1
liirleeu
horses
ran.
Manna's
lime,
which
is
re-pardeil
as
an
judical
ion
of
form
of
Derby
entrants,
was
one
minute
and
2-5
seconds
for
the
mile
race.
ZANNI
STARTS
FLIGHT
SOON
One
Convoy
Ship
Has
Left
Seattle
and
the
Other
Will
bo
Going
Shortly
SKATTLK,
April
21.
The
lliylil
around
llie.worbl
of
Major
Pedro
L.
.anni,
Argenlini!
avia
tor,
will
be
resumed
from
Tokio
on
.May
in,
announces
raineio
D.
Murphy,
Zanui's
ailvaueu
agcjil,
who
will
sail
from
Van
couver
by
Hie
Kuiprcss
or
Itussia
on
Friday
lor
Yokohama.
The
hi?
Imbrecaria
id
the
Inrerna-lioiinl
Towing
f.o.'s
(Vancouver)
Heel
leH
here
on
Monday
with
supplies
or
i
lie
niyiii
along
uie
Kurjlc
and
Aleutian
Ishiuds.
The
vessel
is
proceeding
direct
lo
Japan
as
will
also
the
lu?
Canada,
leaving
in
n
few
days.
Asked.
I.Hi
.01
14
.(Ml
1.50
.2.V
.'Il
1K.0O
2..'I0
2.10
.05
'4
.05
ONLY
ONE
ARRIVAL
Tbe
only
halibut
boat
olferlug
at
Hie
Fisli
Kxcbange
this
morn
ing
was
the
Canadian
schooner
Ingred
II.,
which
sold
H.OOO
pounds,
lo
the
Itoyal
I'ish
Co.
at
!'.7c
and
3c.
BOSTON
GRILL
2b
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Servw'4
floor
fur
hire.
Suitable
for
invwhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
parties.
Si.nd
ana
in
ak
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Hoslon
KIATT
VIDECK,
Prop
I
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XY
N.
101
.1'JllXCK
JILI'KUT,
MX
WEDNESDAY,
Al'HIL
2'J,
Wo.
Vtrdif'
ClrcuUllon
153S
Strtil
SiIm
393
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ivuniiu
uhuliu
iiliLii
m
wnui
via
LiiivlhJ
ROBBER
WHO
GOT
AWAY
WITH
SWAG
INl922
1
CONVICTED
IN
VANCOUVER
editorial
I
Urges
That
Canada
be
CHILDREN'S
WARD
A
'II
it
111
i'
K
ii
w
aid
is
needed
ii
,
hospital
and
I
lie
;
Prepared
to
Maintain
Neutrality
in
Wartime
H
PsE;-.
cdMKHBHH&K'BPK'
V
j
I'o"
aiise
lie
i
fond
or
music,
a
player-piano
w
as
included
in
(he
.special
eipiipmenl
oT
II.
.M.S.
Ileptilse.
Hie
vessfl
on
winch
Hie
l'nure
id
Wales
is
making
bis
home
on
Jijs
African
and
South
American
lour
Progressive
Member
Urges
Tax
on
Bachelors
of
Country:
Would
Also
Raise
Money
from
Luxurjes
OTTAWA,
April
llev.
A.
.1.
Lewis,
I'resiiyleria'i
miti-
isler
and
Progressive
member
for
Swift
Current
raihor
rlarlled
Hie
House
if
Commons
yesterday
by
advocating
a
lax
on
bucbe
for
one
means
r
adding
lu
Hie
n'venue.-or,
UitvcuiHilrv-JiiKli'i"
ui
uu-
sjuir
unit;
iiiuuriug
liiei
oiiiiatlUg
Oi
lllf
cuillliry
WiUl-
oiil
recourse
lo
iiiiiuigratiou.
lie
look
n
genlle
slap
at
Higlit
Hon.
A.
C.
.Mackenzie
King,
preniter,
who
lie
thought
was
celling
a
bad
example
lo
Hie
nation
by
rernaiiiiiig
single.
Hut
buchelortlorit
was
not
Hie
only
lliing
.Mr.
Lewis!
wauled
to
lax.
Hockey
lie-kels
he
sing-
I
-
J
led
out
as
being
.suitable
for
an;
f
a
mutual
liad
insurairco
com-
i
i
i
:
i
I
onpos,.
.,si.
n.urs
rame
iinuer
pauy
in
.Saskatchewan,
trustee
his
ban.
I
as
did
luxuries
g.-iicr-,'
(Jr
die
school
boaiil.
ami
a.
man
ally,
iiicltiilin
radio
eipiipment.
The
Saskatchewan
member
also
took
a
pot
shol
at
what
be
thought
was
one
of
Hie
extrava-J
the
gospel
and
a
legislator,
Mr.
Lewis
is
secretary
and
manager
of
affairs
at
'
home.
He
made
quite
an
impression
here
and
il
is
possible
dial
there
will
lie
a
lace
to
cover
throughout
Hie
ganccs
of
llie
jiresenl
govern-eouiiliy
on
the
pari
of
the
mcnl.
He
suggested
thai
there
j
inch.
were
loo
many
(iovcrnment
i
.
,
motor
cars
in
use
for
which
tlov
BIRTH.
people
had
to
pay.
I
There-was
born
this
morning
Hesidcs
being
a
minister
of!
at
the
Cencral
Hospital,
a
son
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Sevenlli
Avenue.
Police
Convinced
by
Photograph;
ingle
Miller.
Something
Will
Break
Very
Soon
in
Janet
Smilh
Case
Victoria
Official
Declares
Special
lo
Daily
News
YICTOHIA,
April
-'0.
"Something
is
coming
in
the
.lane.
Snijlh
tvie."
This
was
the
significant
slaleinenl
made
by
a
well
infoniicd
orficial
at
the
Parliament
Huildiiigs
today.
It
is
staled
ttal
the
provincial
police
or
Allorney
(renernl
.Malison
will
shortly
break
silence
in
connection
willi
the
inves
tigations
into
llm
ease
which
have,
been
going
on
for
some
time.
Uie
JaleH
startling
development
has
been
the
disappearance
and
rumored
abduction
uT
Wong
Foon
Sing,
the
Chinese
liouse-
boy
ami
ehieT
witness
in
the
ease.
Searching
for
Chinese
Houstboy
held
by
Captors
to
make
him
talk
VANCUl
Vl'lt,
April
2U,
The
prov
iucial
police
are
lliui
ouglily
convinced
since
llie
publication
of
the
picture
of
Wong
Foon
Sing
Ihat
the
Chinese
lioiiseboy
is
alive
and
is
held
pris
oner
in
the
hope,
or
making
him
confess.
Conferences,
are
being
held
willi
Hie
Allorney
tleneral
following
his
I
rri
Vi
d
home
from
the
scene
of
the
Oraml
I'orks-Creenwood
election.
lit
the
meunlime
Hie
police
are
living
lo
locale
(ho
mis
iug
Cliinumuii.
'
't
he
police
believe
that
Hie
abductors
ul
Wong
are
mil
meet
ing
willi
success
In
their
efforts
lo
make
him
tell
what,
he
knows
of
Hie
slaying
of
.land
Smith
in
the
Itaker
homo
al
Shuughnessy
lleiglils.
It
is
nearly
a
month
since
the
boy
disappeared
ami
he
has
apparently
supplied
his
euplors.
with
little
information
of
valuu
so
fiir.
One
Vancouver
efflerr
says
lie
thinks
IT
Wong
was
going
to
talk
he
would
hav
done
so
ere
this.
In
the
meantime
interest
i
Hie
ease
is
kept
aliviu
by,
Hit
weekly
bulletins
ami
appeals
ior
money
(orontinui
lo
maintain
Hie
t'hiuitmau
in
captivity.
Thompson
Found
Guilty
of
Payroll
Robbery
in
Vancouver
end
of
1922
Now
being
Tried
wuh
Frank
Depmlo
on
Charge
of
Robbing
Capitol
Theatre
in
1923
YANCOLN
KU,
April
2'J.
C.
C.
Thompson,
alias
"Teir
Hollywood
was
found
guilly
by
a
jury
at
Hie
nsize.s
here
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
being
implicaled
in
Hie
Ci'ly
Hall
piirmf
robbery
uu
September
-',
I'J22,
when
approxniialely
-IW.VMIO
was
stolen
in
one
of
Hie
must
seiisulional
IioltIiiis
in
ihe
history
oi"
Vancouver.
Sentence
will
be
pioiiouiiccd
later.
At
Hie
time
he
heurd
the
verdict,
Thompson
was
again
in
llie
prisoner's
box
in
roiiiiccliuii
willi
a
tbarge
or
robbing
the"
Capilol
Tliealre
here
February
l'.t,
102:'.,
when
ygJlHl
was
stolen.
j
".
.
-I
oil
11
HoweU.
who
willi
Thonip-.
i
sun
and
Frank
Del'aulo
were
be-!
iug
tried
on
Hie
tlieatre'cllargc,
!
was
rautei
a
stay
of
proceed-1
ings
and
liberated.
Hie
case
against
Hie
other
two
proceed-:
4'
4-
l
4-44.4-4
.r.-r.'
OTTAWA
RIDEAUS
)..
BEAT"VANCOUVER
VANCOLVKil,
April
i"J.
Tiie
Ottawa
Hiu'eaus
won
Hit?
first
of
a
two
game
series
against
Vancouver
Varsity
last
night
fur
the
Canadian
basketball
championship.
The
score
was
2
to
18.
The
win
of
Hie
easterners
was
due
lo
ellioietil
.shooting.
The
second
game
will
lie
on
Thursday.
EXPLOSION
IN
BOSTON
MALD11N,
Mass.,
April
21).
l
;
RUBBER
PLANT:
THREE
ARE
BELIEVED
KILLED
11
1
e
death
list
resulting
from
an
explosion
in
the
plant
or
the
Hoslon
Itiibber
Co.
today
may
reach
three.
Two
employees
ale
missing
and
a
third
is
dyitu
in
the
hospital.
SUPERINTENDENT
LEAVES
MONDAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Macpherson
Will
be
Missed
In
the
City:
Go
to
Saskatoon
On
Monday
next
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Macpherson
of
this
city
leave
lor
Saskatoon
where-
Mr.
Macpherson
will
be
stationed
in
similar
position
to
that
which
he
holds
here,
that
of
railway
superintendent.
The
call
lo
move
came
rather
suddenly
although
il
was
not
wholly
unex
pected.
TJie
linal
wire
was
re
reived
late,
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Macpherson
dropped
in
late
al
llie
Itadminton
Club
dance
last
night
where
re
grets
were
everywhere
expresseii
al
the
fact
that
they
were
leaving
thu
city
and
especially
was
it
regretted
that
Mrs.
Macpherson
would
not
be
with
Hie
club
anj
more,
an
organization
that
she
had
dune
so
much
lo
popularize
The
superintendent
has
been
a
man
of
action
rather
than
ol
words
here
and
both
he
and
Mrs.
Macpherson
will
bu
missed
in
the
community.
FISHERMAN
WAS
DROWNED
WHEN
BOAT
CAPSIZED
Went
to
Tend
Net
When
Acsident
"r"
Happened
va1i?;ne"Disap-
'"
pearcd
John
Lar.sen,
a
Nnrvviviuii
rishetimaii,
was
driiwntui
yester
day
ircar
Point
Lainbcrl
on
llie
Skeena
Ilivrt",
according
in
word
received
here
this
iiinining
by
the
I'rbvincial
1'olice.
lit:
was
working
wiin
Joim
.onirjon.
u
counlryinaii,
aifiTwenl
out
In
a
skiff
lo
tend
Ihprfijl.;
The.sKirr;
was
o.verlurii("(l
'Snif
In
Was'-'
thrown
into
the
river
and
sank
before
his
coniiauion
CLHild
reach
him.
"
Larsen
was
32
ears
of
ay2
and
came
here
from
Norwaya
only
a
year
ago.
-
CITY
OF
SOFIA
!
PANIC
STRICKEN
Fighting
Between
Troops
and;
Communists
Renewed
Casualties
Heavy
ItO.MK,
April
2'J.--Softn
de-
spatclies
nmurl
renewed
fighting
id
Hulgarian
troops
and
Communists.
The
casualty
list
is
not
known
but
it
Is
believed
to
be
heavy.
The
population
oT
SoHii
is
panic
stricken
because
of
in
termittent
muffled
explus'ons.
All
Klreet
iraffie
is
stopped.
DROPPED
DEAD
ON
VICTORIA
GOLF
LINKS
John
Savannah,
Photographer,
Was
Resident
of
City
For
Many
Years
YICTOIIIA,
April
2D.
-
-.
Joluf
Savannah,
pioneer
plmtographef,
dropped
dead
while
playing
golf
here
yesterday.
Hp
has
been
u
resident
id
Victoria
since
the
early
eighties.
CANADIAN
CLUB
LUNCHEON
lu
honor
of
CJias.
D.
Huberts,
poet
and
author,
Hoslon
Hall,
Thursday.
April
30,
I
p.ni.
'Tickets
$1.00
at
Onncs
Ltd.
or
Ceo.
Hill'it
store.
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