c
r
the
in
ANFTRAPPFR
W
A
M
A
A
k
A
AAV
AV
At
k
An
H
n
FOUND
IN
LAKE
Laki
Found
by
Indans
W.
I
'a
ben
rereiwd
here
i
f
Vie
Oliiskie,
who
owned
close
In
his
I
abiii
was.
situated
of
the
lake
and
I
-
a
s
who
were
Passim?
-
i
dy.
v
i::
li
Ernest
Mi'OorkcH
.
;
'
alnn
auil
puirhas-1
i
s
from
Oluskje.;
Van
Dyk
of
Prince
i
i.
as
bent
seHl
lo
Hi
traced'
lo
pel
ai
i
m
ine
tt
out
.ami
also
.u
ir.vi
slijfalioii
into
Ihe
ilnitli.
An
imiuesl
will
i
i
lor!
si.
.lames
v
lr
S'one
of
V'anderhi'of.
'
y
4i
l.luskie
accidentally
-i
oi
the
head
with
a
1
s
rahm
and
underwent
ai
the
l'riiiee
(leorfe
URSFS
RIIRNFD
-
-
w
Am
1
aW
Ar
were
conndelely
de
'l
i')
fire
early
(his
moiu
lie
blnxtt
whs
preveuled
N1
adiiig
to
oilier
buil.l-
'lie
barracks
by
throwing
"u
siream
or
water
on
'ul
1
U'slipalion
into
Ihe
oe
"
bemc
held
today.
ANGLICAN
WOMEN
ARE
MEETING
THIS
WEEK
D'cnatos
Already
Arrivlna
ni
-
""cosan
Board
Which
Alft
1
Holds
Sosslon
tomorrow
tVllilv
-
.
"M
I'l
IM'lll
iliilum,!,
kn
(n
a.
'
a
iirnHH'
41111
''
eiiy
for
ij
,
for
the
mcclliii.'
of
Iho
iMUml
i.f
I!nln.1..nli.
Alixl
Auxiliary
liiirv
Mi.,
Hi
"-us
which
lakes
'
"inurrow.
Amoutf
those
C
,,,.
.!'
,,,'1'iv',,l
"
fr
me
Mrs.
-
or
smiii,,.,.,.
MrHi
UI1.
t'i.ii
..!
lluz,,""i;
Mrs.
(heeu
of
1.m;""
mill
Mrs.
Marsh
of
Tor
Advertise
.u
tli
Ially
New,
SEDILLIA
AT
CHURCH
DEDICATED
SUNDAY
Professor
Shortt
of
Vancouver!
Theological
College
Preached
on
that
Day
On
thiM.-lrven
Hie
to
the
BARRACK
BLAZE
Tom
2Q
?CL
Anma
ln.
Uvs
When
Winnipeg
Stablea
Destroyed
WlNXU'Ko.
Mav
111
TutiiM
y
rive
horse.s
were
hurn-
-v.,
u
iiu
im:
.iiiiiirn
i'
HI'
St
U
ll,
(!!.
I
l',.V.wl,.
"!
lie
s
-ay
friua
Sunday
rimvuinw
at
the
n'rlock
service
a
sedillia
inriiiory
of
tieort'ie
Hall,
wife
of
(i.
I'.
Tinker
of
this
city.
which
was
creeled
by
her
hu-liaml
was
dedicated
by
Hev.
Archdeaeotr
Itix.
At
thai
MM-viee
ami
in
Ihe
rfenlii?
I'rofessoi
Shortt
of
Ihe
Anclicaii
Theological
college
ireaehed.
Professor
Shortt
is
here
for
four
mouths
relieving
in
order
to.
give
Arehileaeou
III
an
opporitiiiiiy
io
auemi
io
me
ullairs
of
Ihe
dioce.e
of
Kale-.
Ionia
oi
which
lie
is
admiiiislra-
lor.
Sunday
was
Ihe
lOOIIi
memor
ial
of
ilie.traiislatioii
of
Ihe
initio
by
Tyndall
and
a
scriiion
on
I
hat
subject
was
in-eachcd
by
Profes
sor
.Shorll.
-exl
Midday
Is
I
nc
ICitiOlh
anniversary
of
Ihe
eon-
...
i
t
1.
ferenee
of
Mcea
which
iook
place
on
May
20,
Just
ItloO
years
apo
when
Hie
Niceau
creed
w'as
adopted.
UNION
OF
VICTORIA
CHURCHES-IS
DELAYED
Quarterly
Board
of
Centennial
Methodist
Decldos
to
Delay
For
Prosont
YICTUIUA,
May
IV.
While
both
eoiifciiTtrulloHs
interesled
oled
in
fuvor
of
union
or
lb?
Centennial
Melbodisl
and
HraJ
Coiu.'1'egiillonal
Churelies
in
Ihrs
eily.
Ihe
iiuarleriy
noaru
ui
m"
Ceiileiinial
l.liuicn,
which
i"
mr
uoverniii?
body,
decided
to
ieluy
im:s
until
after
Ihe
new
,.
ui
i-i,iiiiiii
had
met
hi
June
and
in
thu
itn-sMi
1
1
in-
Hev.
.1.
P.
VVeslman
has
been
appointed
In
hae
el.arue
or
Cenlennlal
Oli
li
re
1
1
.
BIRTH
v
.n.itil!ti-
was
burn
at
tha
in.'iiir..
Ilunerl
(leneral
Hospital
id.
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
w
Xicholls,
Fourth
Avenue
West.
8ft
t
IHHHAi;K,
May
IV.
The
Skeetia
Itiver
is
(he
hiffhi'sl
il
has
been
m
years
ami
a
imhiiIIi
earlier
Mian
usual.
A
cn-al
deal
of
driftwood
is
lieinjr
carried
down.
BETTER
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUTPAID
TODAY
Arrivals
Totalled
117,000
Pounds
Americans
Get
13c
and
6c
Canadian
10.7c
and
5c.
Halibut
arrivals
this
mm-iiim-lolalled
IIT.OOif
pounds.
Seu-n
American
boats
landed
105,500
pounds
am,!
Ihie.
Canadians
ii.ouo
pouiiiis.
rrires
were
'oluewlial
belter
llian
bad
been
lirevailiii!.'
fur
Ihe
few
days
pre
vlous.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Liberty,
;tO,00(i
pounds,
v
al
10.0c
and
5c,
'lu
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ilhoiia,
12,00(1
pounds,
at
i;i.lc
and
Cc,
and
-Ooua,
7,500
pounds,
al
1,'i.le
and
0c,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
'
t
Sentinel
17,000
pounds,
and
H
.N'eilson,
15,0110
peumls
al
13,
Ic
and
(ic,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
BOSTON
GRILL
J
A
W
Amdiilnnrn
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
service
Moor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
nywhere
at
Anytime.
lances,
banquets
and
wedding
glind
noyai
nowi,
oru
mi,
parties.
and
em
tu
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratM,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7.
PJILVCK
ItUI'KKTy
H.C.,
Tl
EH
DAY,
MAY
19,
ll23.
VaaUrdajr't
Circulation,
1S04
Slrtal
Salt
4.
PBICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AIT1
PAA1T
niurt
nnjriijrYmmnT
mm
i
vm
ruun
m
lu
vi
vu
1
1
hu
k
ikiai.
l
.
iK
Kiii.
i
a
iivhk
IMH
flk
m
ivuuuK
ami.
VMACiicn.
nmTDAMTe
rerAnr
u
w,u"
U1T11
1
llLillU
OllJ
Ulllfl
JilLl.
UUU1
All
I'd
Ldlrrtl
Ij
gistrate
Commits
Wong
Foon
Sing
for
Trial
at
Next
Assize
Basing
Decision
on
English
Book
a
a
mm
t
V
J
O
-ww
w
WVV
fWfK
as
o
Gum
of
Prisoner
Unless
Charge
Founded
in
Malice
V
WCUl
Y
r;ll.
May
!.-Magistrate
(i.
II.
McQueen
in
the
t
(it
police
court
jeslenluy
aNenioou
ronimilleed
Wong
s
g
Hie
Chinese
hoiiseboy
accused
of
murdering
Janet
,
r
jt'xiiiJ
trial
at
I
lie
next
court
of
oinpelenl
jurixJictiuii.
sperm'
assize
is
ordered
he
will
remain
in
(Jkalla
jail
it
October
or
Novemher.
In
k
io'
I""
derision
ver
briefly,
Magistrate
Mtyneeii
li;-
had
praclically
no
choice
in
Hie
mailer,
lie
based
his
:
:ii
r
ir
lommillitig
the
Chinaman
on
I
tie
old
English
author
-
known
as
"i:iii(y
on
Criminal
Law,"',
published
in
I8l7,
lo
(lie
effect
that
regardless
of
his
opinion
a
magistrate
should
r
mil
an
accused
unless
the
charge
Is
clearly
rounded
on
malice.
The
magistrate
made
no
refer-enee
In
the
evidence
or
to
counsel
arguments.
Wtmg
will
remain
in
Okulla
8KEENA
RIVER
IS
HIGHEST
IN
YEARS
Hazel
II.,
17,000
pounds,
al
13.
le
and
oo.jlo
the
Atliu
Fish
eries.
Ford,
7,000
pounds,
at
I2.2e
ami
Oe,
lo
Ihe
llooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
v
Canadian
Fanny
F
5,000
pounds,
ui
10,7c
ami
5c,
and
Swiiit'
0,500
pounds
at
I
o.7c
ami
5c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Slora-je
Co,
Salmon
.Varbethon.
i.OOO
pound
of
salmon,
al
1
2.2c
for
reds
and
2c
for
whiles,
to
the
AU'ni
Fisher
ies.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
hUillY
ISLAM
Cloudy,
fresh
soulhearvj
wind;
barometer,
2U.-OK;
leinperaluiv
51;
sea
smooth:
7.25
a.m.
spnke
steamer
Car-
leua
al
Wales
Island
south
bound!
H
p.m.
spoke
iug
(He
Scott
olT
Parkin
Islam!
bound
for
Prince
llupcrt;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Amur,
Anyox
for
Ta-
coiiiii.
uaa
nines
irom
i
aroma.
JiUI.I.
IIAItllOll
-
Fo?sy,
ealm:
baroiiieler,
'.".LOO;
temperature.
50;
loiwy
seawards.
ll'i
nir.r.
i'ui.
i
.-
uiouuy
lijihl-soullieasl
wind;
baromcler;
20.00;
tcmperalure,
52;
sen
smooth.
Noon
IlKillY
ISLAM
.
-
llahiinp',
fresh
southeast
wind;
baroiiieler,
30.00;
temperature,
51;
sua
moderate;
11:15
ii.iu.
in
steamer
Cardcna
soullibouud.
JiUI.I.
IIAItllOll.
Overcast,
lllil
northwest
wind;
baroiiieler,
20.00;
leinperalure,
58;
sea
smooth.
I)KAI
TIlKK
POLV.Cloudy.
light
southeiisl
wind;
baroiiieler,
20.02;
I
em
lie
nil
ure
57;
sea
smoolh.
t
At
Hie
foot
or
Mount
Kiike-lin,
in
Jasper
Nalioual
Park,
Alherla.
in
Ihe
hearl
of
Ihe
Canadian
Ihirkivs,
is
th"
lieu
i-lirul
Alhahasen
Falls,
a
cascade
of
never
"easing
foam
ami
muse
Reports
from
Stikine
Delays
Launching
of
Vickers
Airplane
Here
Willi
stormy
weather
brewing
up
here
today,
il
is
bosTildV
Ihat
the
machine
may
mil
get
away
now
for
sevurnT
dtiysi'
Col.
.1.
Scolt
'Williams
-Of
Montreal,
officer
in.charge
of
Ihe
plane,
de
cided
that
il
would
be
belter
lo
eave
the
machine
safe
m
Hie
put
in
the
water.
Once
the
shelter
or
the
hfcr
ship
shed
in-
chine
lakes
the
water,
she
stead
ol
lanncliiug.il.
aiid
leaving
lie
given
lest
flights
and,
if
jl
mlinred
al
ils.bnoy
in
the
bar-
'everything
goes
well,
the
depart
ing
r
al
the
-mercy
of
the
ele-
ure
for
Ihe
north
will
be
taken
menls.
Anyway
lliere.
are
slill'lhe
same
day.
Weather
ami
ice
dine
finishing
touches
that
may!
conditions
are
the
only
factors
well
be
ilone
he,
fore
the
plane
is;
now
delaying
Hie
lake-off.
Panic
on
Train
at
New
York
Results
in
Many
Being
Injured
Thirty
of
Whom
go
to
Hospital
SEW
YOltK,
May
10.
At
lcul
75
people
w-re
injured,
wo
probably
fatu'ly-,
in
a
mad
panic
which
swept
Ihe
crowded
east
side
siiiiway
Ham
vhirh
was
nhoiil
lo
leave
Ihe
(irand
Central
terininaj
station
today.
A
blown
rne
followed
bv
a
eries
of
electric
lamp
explosions
is
reported
to
have
caused
the
tliirm.
The
train
jammed
with
humanity
came
to
a
sharp
slop.
throwing
the
passenger
from
their
feel
in
confusion
which
grew
In
panic
proportion
as
the
cars
began
lo
fill
with
smoke.
Scores
oT
people
vie
knocked
lo
Ihu
rioors
and
trampled
on.
In
addition
lo
(hose
taken
to
u
nearby
hotel
ror
first
aid.
thirty
Acre
taKen
to
llie
hospital.
WHALING
CATCH
IN
SOUTHS
LARGE
Norwegian
Fleets
Take
074
Mammals
and
Render
5,500
Barrels
of
Oil
SAX
DHXiO.
May
19.
One
ot
the
largest
whaling'
catches
in
recent
years
in
Pacific
water-
was
niado
between
December
12
1021,
and
April
13
of
this
yeai
by
two
Norwegian
whaling
fleets'
based
at
Miigdalcna
Hay.
Thr
ealch
is
reported
a?
07
1
humpbacks,
grcybacks,
blue
ami
fin-hacks.
,4
.
The
factory
.steamer
Mexicc
rejidereil
enough
'-.blubber
to
secure
5,500
barrels
of
iilj,
which
sold
in
Ihe
California"
niarkeU
M
!33a
barrel.
',
MISSING
GIRL
IS
NOW
HOME
AGAIN
Was
Found
this
Afternoon
at
Homo
of
Friends
on
Borden
Street
Miss
Hazel
Richardson,
who
was
reported
missing
on
Sunday
night,
was
found
Ibis
afternoon
al
the
home
of
friends
on
I
balden
SI
reel
and
was
returned
to
her
brolher-iu-lavv
ami
sister.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
Urahaiii
Avenue.
BASEBALL
National
Loaguo
Cincimialli
I,
Hoslon
5.
Chicago
2,
New
York
5.
Pillsburg
7,
Hrooklyn
12.
SI.
Louis
10,
Philadelphia
American
League
Washington
0,
Cleveland
0,
New
York
0,
Detroit
7.
I'hiladelphla
5,
Chicago
0.
Iloilon
IS,
St.
Louis
7.
8.
Miraculous
Escape
from
Death
,
when
Automobile
Somersaults
Twice
and
Smashes
into
Fence
(Special
lu
Daily
News)
SMITIIKHS,
May
An
aulo
-accident
in
which
Ihe
occupants
of
the
car
had
a
most
miraculous
escape
from
serious
iu-,ont
occurred
on
Saturday
evening
when
the
-ar
of
J.
K.
Kirby,
mining
recorder,
hacked
orf
Hit'
road
going
up
the
hill
on
llie
oilier
side
of
llie
Hulkley
Itiver
and
lurned
over
twice
with
Mr.
'
Kirhy
inside
before'
il
was
slopjied
by
a
fence
post
on
the
side
of
Ihe
hill.
There
were
three
other
occupants
of
Ihe
car
besides
Mr.
Kirby
who
was
driving.
They
were
climbing
the
hill
and
liail
Just
reached
Ihe
point
where;
'
-
?
low
near
when
Ihe
road
was"
oh-i
fR
A
FR
RIVFR
sfnieled
by
some
eallle.
To
avoid'
""UJLlIl
111
I
lull
hilliiiir
them
it
was
iieccssaiv
In
i
lorn
towards,
the
bank
side
of
;lhe
road.
Just
al
that
moment
jtlie
engine
st.'dled
and
the
car
slarled
lo
back
down,
llie
fooll
Jirake
did
not
hold
securely
and
,
before
,llie
emergency
could
lie
I
applied
elTecUvc'ly
the
car
had
covered
theJfew
remainim;
feet
j
of
the
widTli
of
llie
road
and
backed
over
the
cribbin-c,
taking
couple
of
somersaults
before
sloppjTig
Jr
Passe
Ujdl
bidlomside
up.
enners
Jumped
J
he
passengers
managed
to
juipp
clear
before
Ihe
ear
left
the
ruad
although
llie
Hev
II
full
M
.
.I,t.l
t-.,
ill
.-.I
..I
II...
.1-..
41.:..
r....
V'.
,M...r,.jt
auu
.in
r-
.ti
ut
titf;
Jin
mri
K
initriiiiiic
iiir
ijih
in
iiiti-ii
i
ntr
r
i.i
......
h
""
',,r
.',','W
'V?
'U'e,:
Viki"
T,
,n,;,f
wmrU
"tniadf
llie.
first
torn.
RISING
FAST
la
Already
at
Usual
High
Water
mark
and
There
Is
Danger
of
Floods
SEW
WESTMINSTER,
May
19.
Tile
Eraser
River
is'
risinr?
rapidly
and
within
a
few
inches
or
the
nineteen
Toot
mark
at
the
Mission
gauge
last
nght.
Anxiety
is
felt
by
-llie
farnilns
settlements,
al
several
ofthe
dyked
areas,
especially
at
.Nicoinen
Is-
...
....
i
,
...
anil
aim
aim
-uie
uie
inuauiiaiits
oioauiiams
are
are
-pauii
s
.
Oovey
of
TelkwaMamled
oJUif,.prepaviug.uHve-ukleMihouUl.
-
very
nearly
car
when
il
Ihe
waters
continue
to
rise.
Al
Lilooel
the
river
has
al
ready
reached
the
customary
a,.,
.,.,,,..,
cro,
iiiinug
engineer,
ami
ls
parlv
Mr
Jjfif..liAifiiixWiiuv
li
Jmiiiii
riiiH
lfrti7-Vrl
to
Ihe
I
ease
Lake
m.nmg
Hebts
when
adverse
report
vegwUHgLutir
JJ'J,
,e
car
JlVa
mark
d
5,S
ifiuclr-
rlir
I'
O
Climiilloils
nil
(lie
Xikine
lliver
with
n
launching
and
take-off
for
the
north
were
accordingly
dejateit.
smashed
ieyoml
repair,
lie
was,r
..ontiiim-
floods
.nc
niedicfe.l
ame
in
crawi
irom
oeneain
im'i
wreckage
wjjcn
Ihe
car
came
lo
a
'Moo.,
Although
badly
shaken
up
and
severely
bruised.
Mr.
Kirby
lia'l
no
bones
liroken.
Those
who
have
viewed
Ihe
wreck
consider
It
a
miracle
Ilia!
lie
was
not
crushed
lo
death
or
very
seriously
injured.
CANON
PERKINS
OF
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
IS
COMING
ON
VISIT
Arrives
In
Vancouver
Thursday
and
Will
.
Spend
Month
in
Province
Rev.
Jocelyu
Perkins,
.minor
canon
of
Westminster
AblM-y
and
secretary
or
the
H.C.
and
Yukon
Church
Aid
Society,
is
expected
to
arrive
here
soon
in
the
course
or
a
visit"
lie
is
making
lo
dif
ferent
parts
or
Hie
province.
He
is
spending
a
month
in
Hrilish
Columbia
in
the
interests
ot
his
society
and
oT
the
work
or
tbo
church.
He
i
expected
to'
arrive
in
Vancouver
Thursday.
W.
R.
ADAMS
ACCEPTS
POSITION
OF
BISHOP
VANCOUVER,
May
10
Uishop
l)e
Pender
has
received
a
cable
message
from
Rev.
W.
II.
Adams
accepting
the
position
of
flisl
bishop
of
llie
Cariboo
to
which
he
was
elected
last
week.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked
1J.C.
Silver
1.10
1.50
Surf
Inlet
,05V'
.0314
Iiuiiwell
3.25
1.10
Premier
,
2.37
2.13
Hayview
....,.......
.10
.llli
Howe
Sound
....
15.50
Indian
:
.00
li
.10
.
L.
25
.27
Douglas
Channel
.01
(irnnby
".-iU.:...
11.00
Termfiius
.35
Daly-Alaska
20
.25
'ielklrks
0
"
.01
niacier
.
2114
.27
Indcpetnlenee
.13
.20
GOOD
PRICE
LOCAL
BONDS
Hundred
Thousand
Sold
at$98.32
to
Vancouver
Firm
The
city
council
last
tjijht
ac
cepted
the
oirer
oi
the
Royal
Fi
nancial
Corporation
of
Vancouver
or
08
32
for
an
issue
ot
l
1
1
1,838.01
worth
of,
ten
year
six
per
cent
general
and
local
improvement
debeulure.s.
There
were
four
offers,
this
being
the
highest.
The
oilier
offers
were:
A.M.
Ames
&
Co.,
Toronto
(J.
C.
II.
lturgess
&
Co..
Toronto.
08.25.
R.
P.
07.lt.
.-vvaj
Clark
Co.J
Vancpuver,
II
was
moved
by-
'Aid.
Casey
W.
Xieholls,
lota!
agent).
08.28.
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Larseu
that
the
highest
offer
bo
accepted
and
negotiations
be
closed
by
the
finance
committee.
A
bylaw
was
introduced
providing
for
payment
of
principal
and
interest
oT
certain
debentures
in
New
York
as
well
as
Canada.
This
bylaw
will
be
fin
ally
adopted
at
a
special
meeting
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
ROADBUILDING
MINING
AREAS
Sum
to
bo
Expended
This
Year
Greater
Than
Ever
Befora
In
History
of
Provlnoe
VANCOUVER,
May
10.
The
Provincial
Government
is
making
Hie.
greatest
expenditHr
for
loads
ami
(rails
in
the
mining
districts
this
yedtj
thai
has
been
made
In
the
history
of,
llie
yro-vlnee,
ncrordhw
lo
information
received
from
Viejprla
by
Hie
chamber
of
miues
It
Is
announced
that
the
$1021-25
expenditure
will
loTul
120,200
compared
with
0G.8t0
for
the
previous
year
nnd
,$f$3?,4o8
ror
Din
season
I9?i-22i