i
jM
year,
old
and
10
(I'liiuli
while
.M
li
mi
'lid
jmnnN.
.V
II
f
II
lll
ll
III.
-T-
i
il..
I..il
..1...I
ll.
'Hill
lH
III
I'NIhi.
;
lit
i
in
v
tneel
.lulrinda
i
it
wii'sller.
ANI1FI.F.F.T
FOR
HAWAII
on
Way
Across
Pacific
n
a
id
"VpI.
the
inihliesl
III
u
i.r
sea
power
ever
Under
the
United
1
'
u
Nl"unied
out
throiiitli
uf:
(M(1.
jrsleiday
Just
Kl
'ii
ileparltiro
.siiiiial-1
i
insirad
of
an
iinar-
11".'
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I
In
.
.
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I
.
.
I
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V
11)
f
I
1
Ulllllllt
11
f
lie
Hawaiian
Islands.
hi
t'-i.
vessels'
of
all
In'
nnieession.
tlie
;l
Wliii'li
was
nvl
iiii:iliil
111!1''-
-
llHAlT
TAT
nn
mum
ui
a
il
SOON
SPREAD
tjortl
I.
n
.
in
llRCenL
Ilium-
"fllCfl
All
C...IL
cm
j
.
V.'d
10.
-All
swiulh
dhiniinaled
last
""'
ir
the
biKuest
Tires
''''Mil
years.
II
stalled
'
"i
lu-ll
foetory
neiii-
tl.u
Old
'III
IV.
...
.
.
-
'Hit.
.
"nil
Mm
flainea
spread
"4;i'i'ui
in
uiir:
ilciml
.
i'l'
'ItltlT
'lores
and
Several
fire-by
heal.
AND
STRATA
BLAMED
in.
FOR
BREAK
IN
DAM
a"
ir
Ap,,,
Suil(,
"
"""inuiy
s
new
dam
is
'I
II
IWIiiii,.!
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m
i
.
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.
"
'HI
1,11
III.
ii'i.fiL-
1
1
i
'ii
lu.
.
.
-
i
tin,
V.
.
"
iK'omng
of
1UIIIIV
'I'l...
Mill
II...
.
"V
UUIIIilKl
I'M1
iiu,,
"TV'
I'stlniuled
Vl
"ves
were
lost
lief
ore
"he
wii.
Inst
sight
of
she
,
had
regained
an
even
keel
ami
vvas
apparently
under
control.
I.ONOON.
April
.10.-11
is
un-i
officially
aiiiioiini'i'd
Dial
there
in
no
chance
of
(lie
1133
with
L'U
men
alma
id
returning
to
Piilhain
tonight.
The
dirigible
is
reported
fmiii
Amsterdam
to
be
drifting
towards
the
Netherlands
in
need
of
assistance.
al
CANDLES
AND
LAMPS
AGAIN
IN
DEMAND
SMITHERS
PEOPLE
Ilaek
to
the
old
fashioned
eai'dle
and
eoal
oil
tamp
for
a
week
or
two
is
the
punishment
meted
out
Inllie
people
of
Smilli-ers.
There
Is
no
reeord
of
their
deeds
lieins
evil
hut
they
were
suddenly
pluuved
into
darkness
Saturday
niylit
owin
lo
the
InirniiiK
out
of
a
fii-ld
roil
in
the
eloetrie
lipid
syslein.
Kleelrieians
had
lo
he
Mini'lil
from
-lasper
and
it
is
not
expeeled
I
lie
liiih!
will
shine
aani
until
nexl
week
PAINLEVETO
BE
PREMIER
Ha
Not
Yet
Reachecl
Definite
Conclusions
as
to
Cabinet
Callleaux
May
Enter
PAItIS,
April
l(.
Mx-I'remiei-Painleve.
who.
il
was
ollicially
announced
this
imirniu;,
had
accepted
the
invilalion
or
President
llouinerjiiie
lo
form
a
eahiuel
in
succession
lo
Ihe
ministry
of
Premier
llerriol
who
rcccnlly
resinned,
has
not
vet
reached
de
finite
conclusions
regal-dins;
Ihe
riuinalion
of
a
cabinet
and
is
no!
likely
lo
make
an'
announceenm!
before
loniyld.
I
he
Socialisl
party;
announces
thai
il
will
allow
its
members
to
lake
ollice
under
Painleve
and
M.
Callleaux
slales
that
be
will
be
willing
lo
accept
Ihe
pol
l
folio
of
finance.
EDMONTON
GIRLS
BEAT
VICTORIA
BASKETBALL
VICTOUIA,
April
1.--Mie
moulon
"Crads"
girl"
basketball
team
defeated
Victoria
all-stars
to
(1
last
night
here.
Corporal
T.
Hrice
of
Ihe
lloyul
Cunadlun
Mounted
Police
returned
on
last
night's
tniin
from
felkwu
where
he
has
been
in
charge
or
Ihe
detachment
for
ihe
months.
He
i
past
eighteen
being
Iratigfciu-cd.
OPEN
OFFICE
AT
,
PRINCE
RUPERT!
Capt.
Barney
Johnson's
Firm
to
do
Business
Hire
Representative
Arrives
'n
npen
an
ol'lice
in
Prince
jlupeil
for
Hie
shipping
firm
oT
It.
I..
Jolinsou,
Walton
tVt
of
which
r.ad.
Iturney
.lohnsou
i
tliejiead.
P.
M.
May
arrixed
In.
the
city
from
VandiuvVr
on
"I
Hi
Prince
(icorge
yeslerday
afler-
IIIMIII.
The
Hecate
Straits
Towin;:
I".,
wliicli
operates
the
well
known
lujs
I.orue
and
Cape
Scull,
is
a
Subsidiary
of
the
II.
I.,
.lohuson-CVallon
ti.i.
These
tun's
are"
Tre-ipieul
visitors
this
purl
and
now
thai
llsawipill..
has"c
ipelfeirUM'y
wiirTe
lirre
inori'
ifleti.
In
a'ldili.uii
to
(Ills
business,
il
is
stated
that
Cant.'
.lohn
sou
lias
plans
for
other
activities
hi
ih
cenircu
nei-e.
PEACE
RIVER
IS
UP
TODAY
Thornton
and
Beatty
are
Meeting
With
Minister
of
Railways
OTTAWA,
April
16.
Hon.
George
P.
Graham,
minister
of
railways,
Is
mectlnn
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
C.N.R.
president,
and
E.
W.
Bcattv,
C.P.R.
head,
this
afternoon
to
discuss
the
development
of
the
Peace
River
district.
Mr.
Graham
stated
today
that
a
conference
to
which
Western
premiers
would
be
Invited
ml;ht
take
pjace
later
If
the
suaqestlons
made
today
warranted
Its
being
held.
WILL
REPLACE
THE
LIGHTHOUSE
AT
CAPE
ST.
JAMES
IN
SUMMER
YICTOUIA,
April
K'.
The
(iovernmeul
sleamship
r.stevan
will
leave
here
on
.lime
I
with
materials
for
a
new
building
lo
replace
Ihe
lighthouse
keeper's
dwelling
destroyed
by
lire
at
Cape
St.
.lames.
COMPARISON
IN
FREIGHTS
donation
Answered
In
Houso
of
Commons
Regard
to
Prlnoo
Rupert
OTTAWA.
Anril
10
In
answer
to
a
oiieslion
Sir
Tleury
KrayJpn
was
informed
in
Ihe
Houso
of
Commons
vcslerda.v
that
the
Canadian
Xalional
in
l23
car
ried
Illl.tiri'.'
Ions
or
freight
to
i'rinei
III
rt
and
330l!j01
lo
Vancouver
from
Kuslern
points.
In
ItliM
they
carried
S0.237
to
Prince
Hupert
and
to
Vancouvt
(170,1!
l"i
tons.
Advertlss
.ii
the
Daily
News
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
(Suitable
for
i
dances,
banquets
and
wod-
'
.1
R
nul
I
m
a
Anyone
"i
ding
parties.
t,nJ
oyal
Hotel.
3rd
Av..
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rals,
apply
In
Boston
iiu
w
.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDEO,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
01.
XV
y0'
....
I'ltlNUK
llLPIMlT,
D.C.,
THL
RSDAY,
A1MUL
10,
1M25.
ViiUrday'
Circulation.
1S
Siritt
Salt
tM.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
RITISH
MGIBLE
"
"1
.7.
DRIFTS
TO
NETHERLANDS
OTHER
CONFESSES
TO
POISONING
THREE
OF
FIVE
CHILDREN
IN
FAMILY
A
I
n
I.
i
.
.
r
tn
u
irviiiii
Mm
w
mji
riv
ii
11
in;
rvim
Moorings
at
Pulham;
Driven
by
Fierce
Gale
with
20
Men
Aboard
LOWK'STOIT,
Kiigland,
April
DS.
The
dirigible
Ii:t:i,
.
..
r.......
II..
i.i-.l
-.r
It.
.11
;..
,
II
li.
ijfci
intu.
iiuiii
iiji
in.
.v..
iiiq
.ti.-'i
ui
i
iiiii.iiii
in
u
1
l
i..ri
t...r
...
i
..,...
tl
1
1
1.
t.'..n
I
ill"
'I'lill
f
1
1
f
u
u
ir
hiiiii
i
iji
w
plainly
viille.
Ah
me
airship
passed
seaward
it
was
r
in
dti
Ticiillies.
II
was
proceeding
erratically
now
Hi:
tiding
mIiihi-I
on
end
for
a
brief
lime
ami
tlu-rt
i
for
another
UW
WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
of
nebrasKa:
win
wresue
in
Vancouver
Illl
irl
PIUA.
April
111.
-i
v
..r'nt
regained
I
In1
I
'
av-
i-lil
wrestling
til
li
i-..i
sjhtjitj.
in
iwo,
I
tic
nm
in
iniii
m'i'OIdN
ami
I
In
i
tour
ininulcs
33
woop
Ik
fori'
Ihe
gale,
""
;
nig
ht
Loweslon,
turned
towards
the
r
hi'
disappeared
in
Aflcr
pas
the
airship
iinrlhcasl
n
t
lie
distance.
,
(jloria
Swau-ou,
fanfoiis
film
slur,
ar-rives
in
New
York
from
Paris
wilh
her
'
lilleil
hiisliaml,
Ihe
Manplis
de
la
Kalais
d
la
Cniulray.
They
met
while
(iloria
was
lakfng
Ihe
leading
role
in
a
new
movii;
producliou.
Independent
Member
for
B.
says
New
Prosperity
Coming
to
Province
but
No
Pessimism
OTTAWA,
April
10.
Willi
a
long
ii-l
of
speakers
slill
lo
.
.
.
.
'.
i;
..I.
I
1
rome
tnc
House
oi
(..ominous
ypsieniaj
cuiiiiiiin-u
iunj,
imin
oiil
tleliute
on
Ihe
hudgol.
1
W.
'lliiinidiroy,
indopeudelit
mem
ber
foe
West
Kuolenay,
inditaleil
hi,
inleiiltbii
lo
vole
with
Ihe
govenimeiil
on
the
budget.
He
said
lie
llioiighl
transportation
and
national
expendilures
oT
more
importance
as
an
issue
than
the
tariff.
Mr.
Humphrey
spoke
of
Ihe
prevailing
pessimism
which
had
been
re
f
lit
led
in
the
majority
Of
Hie
speehes
on
the
debate.
There
was
no
such
pessimism
in
bis
province
or
hl
riding,
be
lid.
He
maintained
that
there
was
a
new
optimism
ami
new
prosperity
coining
lo
Itritish
Columbia.
.1.
II.
Harris,
Conservative
of
Kasl
York.
Ihoirihl
the
budgel
"cluttered
up
willi
obscurities"
which
did
more
lo
shatter
confidence
than
would
telling
the
KING
AND
QUEEN
RETURNING
HOME
l.ONOON.
April
Hi.
II
is
an
nounced
that
the
King
and
Oiiim.-ii
will
terminale
their
Medilerrau-
ean
cruise
next
week
returning
to
Ituckiugbani
Palace
on
April
''I
ANTI-ASIATIC
PLEA
RECEIVED
Matter
Being
Considered
at
Ottawa
Following
Receipt
of
Resolution
public
the
truth.
lie
stronglyj
"
objected
to
the
export
lax
on
OTTAWA,
April.
IG.
Itritish
electrical
power.
Columbia's'
reipiest
for
an
utit
i-
I
Asiatic
immigration
law
In
Can
ada
is
still
under
consiiieratioii
al
Ottawa.
In
answer
to
a
question
by,
Mr.
McUuarrie
of
New
West
minister,
il
was
slaed
that
Ihe
resolution
reciiiiMneniling
ex-
elusion
of
Orientals
passed
by
the
ll.C.
Legislature
bad
been
received
and
acknowledged
and
the
mailer
was
plill
under
con
sideralioii.
Mystery
Continues
Connection
with
Disappearance
Wong
Foo
Sing,
Houseboy
at
Baker
Home
(Sucr
hi!
lo
Daily
News;
VtiNCOLIVKIt.
Ai.ril
10.
For
nearly
four
weeks
Wong
(low,
brolher
of
Wong
Foo
Sing,
houseboy
in
Hie
It.
P.
:Uake
home
where
Jauel
Sinilli
was
round
siioi,
ua
sai
eacu
uu
pu
r,....ilv
in
the
Chinese
Consul's
office
here
anxiously
wailing
won
of
his
missing
brolher.
lie
still
Ibiuks
Wong
Sing
is
held
cap
live
in
Vancouver.
Wong
Cow
discovered
only
a
few
days
before
Ihe
disai
pcuraiice
of
Wopg
Sing
Ihal
Ihe
laller
had
left
his
walcli
at
repair
shop
promising
io
can
nu
ll
Ihe
day
arter-lln:
disappearance.
The
watch
is
slill
al
the
watchmaker's.
Wong
Cow
says
ho
is
sure
his
brother
will
unnununieate
with
him
as
soon
as;
possible
IT
lie
is
slUl
alive.
TEACHERS'
CONVENTION
PCNTICTOX,
April
!G.-l'hr
Favorite
Offspring
of
Indiana
Woman
Victims
of
Maniacal
Abberation
CltUWX
POINT.
Indiana,
April
10.
Calm,
ami
unmoved,
.Mi.
Anna
Cuiniiiigliam,
aged
V.),
last
tiigjil
i-uuft'sseiJ
thai
sliis
bail
ffiven
poison
lu
lhree
of
five
inember!-
of
her
family
wliose
myslerious
deaths
wilhiu
six
years
led
lo
an
inesliKaliou.
TJi
inullier
said
.-he
had
killed
lliv
cliildren
she
loved
hesl
in
ordej
lo
dike
them
with
her
lo
rejoin
her
father
,iti.
Heaven.
She
staled
she
had
always
taken
poison
Jier.-elf
aflcr
udmiuisleriiif,'
il
lo
tfip
Victims.
She
denied
poisoning:
her
lilisli.infl
and
said
she
had
spared
(lie
surviving;
daughter
because
sin
liked
her
the
least.
Sin:
udmitted
poisoning
her
last
.
,
son
Iimiip,
Davnl,
who
Is
in
a;
dangerous
condition
in
a
Chicago!
hospital.
!
The
only
en'olio"
shown
byj
Mrs.
('.iiiiiiinpliain
was
wlieu
she
tirnUe
down
litis
inoriiiiw
after:
signing
the
confession.
Mie
is
apparently
in
a
cataleptic
condi
tion
today.
hundred
delegales
lo
the
ll.C.
Teachers'
Federation
are
utterid
ing
tlie
sixth
annual
convention
here.
11
closes
today.
J
SUPERSTRUCTURE
OF
-
ELEVATOR
CONTRACT
The
conl
racl
for
the
:.Tlevatm-
--sirperstriictui-i
will
no!
bit'
let
for
a
lilontli
"Of-
six
"Weeks
yet.
slated
)
.
-V
dialer,
gineer
in
charge
for
U
Howe
A
Cp.,
tliis
mornin
en
en-
T
.
J
in?.
The
iluu.
have
not
yet
been
issued
to
the
cou-
tractors
or
lenders
.culled.
II
is
the
idea,
Mr.
CJialer
staled,
to
have,
Uie
founda-
tiou
and
wharf
practically
completed
before
the
sup-
erstfuclure
work
starts.
PORT
SIMPSON
FIRE
,
BROKE
UP
SERVICE
Excitement
When
Woman
Dave
Alarm;
Dudoward's
House
Damaged
POUT
SIMPSON',
April
Hi.
I
he
roof
of
I'
red
Dudoward
s
Miuse
was
damaged
by
fire,
last
Saturday
night.
Mo
blaze
being
larted
by
sparks
from
the
'
hlmney.
While
the
damage
did
not
amount
lo
u
ureal
deal,
llieri
was
onsiderable
exciteiiient.
At
Ihe
lime
an
Caster
Church
service
as
in
progress.
An
Indian
woman
popped
Iter
head
through
Ihe
door
and
sbouled
"Fire.
I
he
church
was
.emptied
so
rap-
dly
that
the
preacher
was
almost
left
speaking
lo
an
eniply
house.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
CALEXICO,
CALIFORNIA
CALF.XICO.
Cal.,
April
10.
lhree
earlhtpiske
shocks
look
place
here
last
niglil.
shaking
Hie
.plaster
from
the
walls
of
the
public
library
and
frightening
scores
of
the
iuhiihilaiils
of
the
cily
into
the
.streets.
BASEBALL
American
Washingloii
5,
.New
York
Clovelaiid-St.
I.ouis,
rain.
Doslon
.3,
Philadelphia
h.
Chicago
11,
Delroil
5.
National
St.
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
1.
New
York-lUtstnn,
rain.
Pliiladelptna
1.
lli-ooktyu
Pitlsburg
f,
Chicago
.
0.
Adverl)se
in
Hie
Dnlly
News.
HALF
MILLION
DOLLAR
FIRE
ON
STEAMSHIP
I.IVKIIPOOI..
April
10.
A
rire.-wliich
started
in
the
third
elasn
acciuuiiiodalion
of
the
r.aiiadiau
Pacific
liner
Monllaurier
yesterday
was
still
burning
in
tin
afiernoon
despite
strenuous
eT-forly
lo
ixtingirilr4Hr-flaines.
-a
-re-.--.
'The
Ihinl
class
furnishings
and
I
tin
whole
forepart
of
the
vessel
'were,
deslroyed.
.Smoke
and
gas
filled
the
passages
arid
prevented
the
e;ilfy
Sf
fireiiu-n
with
the
!
ilnpai'alu.
j
The
estimated
diiinage
will
lif'ach
(55;oJbau.
liDRvBOAKCASE
IS
APPEALED.
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
AskedS
to
Give
Ruling
in
Manslaughter
Conviction
VICTOltlA.
April
10.
-An
ap-
CYCLONE
SWEPT
a
3
peal
in
the
case
or
lr.
UoAk
oP"
Hits
cily
Is
to
be
taken
lo
Ihe.
supreme
court
of
t.aiiudit
in
thtf
hope
or
having,
inch
,
appeals
made
iuiposslbleh
ntiure.
Tin
case
is
one
in
whicli
Ihe
appeal
court
ordered
a
iievv
(rial
.
be?
cause
oT
tin
dcurrk's
of
one
of
Ihe
jurymen.
This
action
followed
a
conviction
of
man
slauighler
and
a
sentence
or
lw.
years'
'imprisonment
for
running
down
and
killing
two
men
near
here.
CONDONOREGON
Buildings
Razed
and
Roofs
Taken
off:
Two
Injured
by
Glass
CONDON,
.Ore.,
April
10.
A
cyclone
swept
(he
district
Wednesday
razing
oie
building
and
unroofing
others
and
causing
damage
estimated
ut
several
thousand
dollars.
''wo
oeoplf
were
Injureii
nv
Tivinr
glass.
'
CLEAN.
CLEAN,
UP
UP
WEEK.
WEEK.
Ihe.
citizen.
are
hero-by
rciiiesled
lo
Clean
up
ibeir
lots
by
April
tlT.
'
Those
that
have
liirowu
tins
or
refuse
on
l,h
ad-jacenl
lots
must
remove
same
rorlhwith.
J.
P.
CADli,
M.II.O.
y'o.
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