ASK
EXCLUSION
0
OF
ORIENTALS;:
ANaitVI
II.
May
I
.--A
rcsn-
i
1.
1
ssi-d
tn
Premier
K
1
1
k
was
adopted
last
ii
,
i
r-h
tin-cling
nl
I'iti-
.
t..i
1
1n
exclusion
of
fnim
Ihc
lioiiiininn
j:
aila
i
i
iif
speakers
wns
Hi'v.
I;r
.
pastor
of
Iln'
I
lily
VirNnia.
who
said
hi'
1
i
Mil
niiiiilii'i'
of
Oriru-'
provinre
tn
hi'
(50,-il
W
cannot
5ur-
mji,tp
with
people
1
I'lii-u
who
have
eight
;ti
I
yea
s
of
hislnry
and
ui
i
u
i
hardship
behind
TRAIN
CHARGES
A
ROCK
SLIDE
En8'neer
and
Fireman
In
Hospital
and
Engine
on
Side
"V.U
Mv
t.
An
.MiKiiH-.-r
i'.'"1
"''man
,.n
Cauiulian
atuiMii
Ui-i.1,,1
Limilcl"
air
111
li'.sniial
and
an
rii-,f'm'
""
-ii
Us
slilo
on
Ihc
hunks
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Urn
si
i
....i
...n...
i
.
iirr
M'M'l
lll
llllir
""m
l
as
u
,.,!Slli
or
tint.
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a
n.i'k
slide
"
i.ii
tin
.'""uMlalifax
n.u
this
n.ojn-
i'
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ll.lt.
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"hikmi
limy
on
s
""III
i.r
slj.killK
lo
his
post
m
ii
ri
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.
.
...
.
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in
sioi
I
In
(rain
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i,
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III;
I'OCKS.
PARTY
COMING
HERE
IN
JULY
""'
Van
""-wvor
Board
of
Trade
-v.,auiD
Provides
For
Ar.
rival
on
19th
..&!..v!:-
i.
Ti.p
in
in,'
Naiicinivcr
Hoard
r'
'"''.
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Ul,v
i
WI"H
annoiiiu't'il
r
ihn
''rm
"
fur
tho
arrival
"
'
'""P"
IHlTl
July
III
,
Oil
.
1
.oin
there
they
"will
X.
'
Uu'
Hulklry
and
..
ii
mi
....
.....
...
icorj.,.
"
''I'lico
0,.,,1(,i
'
1,1
',,,,
I
way
of
.si.lon
uril,0
same
hint',
declared
Jilt
Pre
mier.
I
will
say
here
right
now
that
if
I
lie
government
rinds
il
impnssililc
In
carry
mi
llii
liusi-
Or,
Clm
Davis
of
Victoria
Says,iifss
of
4hc
country
in
an
expe-
Cannot
Competo
With
jdilioiis.
maimer.
I
shall
not
hesi-Chlnese'
dale
one
mimical
In
ask
His
V.x-
--
icellcncy
In
'dissolve
this
House,"
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP
FOR
NUMBER
OF
TWINS
Lake
Forest,
Chicago
Summer
Resort
Claims
Unique
Record.
CIIICAOO.
.May
Cl,
fashinnalili!
sulmrli,
holds
tin
iiutishii
fur
Ilic
(wins
lo
its
tolal
miulaliou.
Iiri'liarnlioiis
for
a
baby
ronlcsl
havi-
.shown.
II
has
Iwi'iily
st'ls
of
twins
alining
from
Hutu
nioiilhs
lo
forty
years,
drawn
from
all
walk?
of
lift'.
One
family,
Ihe
Haruej
MH
ioverns,
boasts
two
sets.
Lake
l'dre.l
iiopiilalinn
is
ILHTii.
CHICAGO
TO
HAYE
AIR
POLICE
FORCE
Force
of
Twenty
Flyers
to
be
Used
by
Chief
Collins
CIIICAOO.
May
I.
-
Plifus
for
an
aerial
imlii-e
foire
in
Cliira;:o
l.--f.aku
l'or-Nitrlh
Short'
world's
rham-U'ninrtiiui
of
Mo
Mbl.
Asked
ll.tl.
Silver
I.:ta
t.'lO
U....P
I..1..I
it-
1
..i
.-Mil
l
unci
.
u.)
Yt
.00
VI
Duiiwell
.
fllacier
2
1
Vi
.11
Indian
.10
.10
I.,
and
I
'.'0
.21
Daly
Alaska
...
..
.20
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
LiJ
A
n
m
with
hr'wiy
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
5
7
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Ah
at
Anywhere
.
-1
U.I.I
'.
s.
ding
parties.
Itantf
noya
"
n
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis.
apply
In
Iloston
ana
m
v
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
ft
g
g
is..
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457,
"VL
XV.
NO.
pmxci:
ih;ieht,
n.c,
imiday,
may
i,
hl'5.
ViittriJij'i
Circulation
1676
8tr
61
S
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
4
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
OF
JANET
SMITH
GOVERNMENT
37
MAJORITY
ON
BUDGET
DIVISION;
THREATENS
ELECTION
Premier
King
Threatens
House
of
Commons
to
Appeal
to
Country
if
Progress
Not
Made
with
Business
dissolution
will
be
Asked
Declares
Premier:
Refuses
to
Waste
Time
of
Members
to
Please
Members
(ITTVW
-
May
I.
Willi
his
followers
wildly
applauding
ivitm''
W
L
Mackenzie
King
uiieiiiiviM'ally
declared
lo
I
he
llii
.
lit
Commons
lli.it
if
mure
progress
was
iimL
made
wilh
.-b-,-kMi
i.ii
piiiinmeiil
would
be
dissolved.
Tlic
premier's
dcclarnliou
came
in
answer
lo
n
ipicry
as
In
n
in
:
i
h
Icgislalion
.is
Dial
on
rural
errdils
would
he
i,m
igli1
down
He
said
it
would
depend
Ihe
progress
made.
Iliii
I
want
lo
make
it
perfectly
clear
that
t
fit
government
tiiii":
ill
i:tnid
lo
slay
t
Itioiifch
the
summer
moulds
trying
lo
"
-
.......
-r
,.rrV
,,
,.
Iiiisincss
.if
the
,
coonlry'
because
honorable
gen-Hcinen
opposile
wish
tn
go
rigid
in
opposite,
directions
al
the
n-e
tiniler
(onsiileralioii
liy
.Mor-
HH
A.
Collins,
chief
of
poirco.
A
force
of
twenty
flyers
woiiiii
nu
utilized
in
Ihe
plan.
The
air
millee
wn
old
co-onerale
in
pur-
stiil
of
Ihifves,
make
topographic
sluilies
and
lofalo
lake
wrecks
or
vessels
in
distress.
HYDER
HOTEL
MAN
VIOLENTLY
INSANE
M.
Ridley
Runs
Amuck
Aftor
Arrest
on
Liquor
Chargo,
Police
are
Informed
Knllowliitr
hi"
rro-l-
al
Slew-
art
on
a
li'Pitir
ciiai'"',
lliilley,
prnprii'lnr
"1"
tin
Ocean
View
Hotel
al
Hydrr,
has
pone
violenlly
insane
acconliiiK
lo
word
received
by
Mi"'
provincial
police
here.
Illdb'y
I"
'"''"t?
I"'1'1
al
Slewart
and
will
i
("'"i
I'.ssoiiilale
by
Ibe
nexl
sleamer.
Diirinu
April
tin)
fife
"b'l'iU'l-incut
r.'spoiHle.l
lo
-Ix
alarms.
Only
in
one
case
was.
namae.
done,
that
being
lo
lb"'
residence
of
1'.
(Samiila
on
April
U
eslimal-eil
al
1,000.
There
were
Tout1
Kniss
fires
ami
one
cliininey
lire.
STILL
HOPE
FOR
A
PEACE
SETTLEMENT
-
.
Matter
Once
More
In
Hands
of
Railway
Heads
With
View
to
Solution
OTTAWA,
May
I.
There
is
still
hujie
llial
Mime
action
.will
be
taken
Ibis
year
in
regard
to
Ihe
Peace
lliver
railway
outlet,
Ihe
mailer
llavin
been
referred
i.n'5
to
Ihe
Iwo
hi?
cmiipauics
.villi
ii
view
-In
one
more
elforl
'icing
made,
lo
have
Ibeui
a,'re
in
ii
Joint
scheme.
If
they
fail
it
is
possible
the
(iovcrnment
may
take
Ihe
matter
into
I
heir
iwo
liands
and
iirnceed
witlt
what
mtiiis
tn
llii'iii
the
lit-.
I
,'iissilile
scheme.
FOR
ENGLAND
IN
A
SLOOP
Commander
Maude,
77
Years
of
Age
Going
by
Way
of
Panama
VICTORIA,
May
1.
Commander
Maude,
R.N.,
arrived
from
his
home
on
Mayne
Island
last,
night,
starting
out
on
a
long
voyage
to
England
by
way
of
the
Panama
Canal
In
a
25
foot
sloop.
He
will
leave
here
today
for
the
open
sea
and
expects
to
kosp
out
of
sight
of
land
until
he
reaches
the
Panama
Canal.
Commander
Maude
has
laid
In
a
stock
of
provisions
sufficient
to
last
him
100
days
and
he
has
fifty
gallons
each
of
water
and
gasoline.
The
Sloop
Is
the
Half
Moon
equipped
with
a
five
horsepower
engine.
Commander
Maude
Is
77
years
of
age.
VANDERHOOF
SLIDE"
MAKES
TRAIN
LATE
Due
this
Morning
at
7
O'clock,
Will
Not
Arrive
Till
4.1S
This
Afternoon
Delayed
by
a
mud
slide
I5l)
feel
lonjr
three
miles
east
of
Viiiiilerhoof,
Ibo
passenger
I
rain,
due
here
Ibis
inoriiluv
al
7
o'
clock,
will
not
reach
Ihe
eily
until
I.I.'
Ibis
afternoon.
The
drainer
Prince
(Irorjjo
did
not
iwiiil
the
arrival
of
the
train
and
sailed
for
Ihe
south
on
timi
at
!
o'clock
this
niunuitg.
SAUCY
SUE
WINNER"
THOUSAND
GUINEAS
NIAVMAIIKKT,
Mav
I.
Saucy
Sue,
a
favorilr.
won
Ihe
Thou
sand
(iiiineas
slakes
run
here
today.
The
hookies
paid
four
Ii
one.
STOCK
MARKET
Chinese
Houseboy
at
Baker
Home
Public
Meeting
Asks
was
Arrested
Today
by
Point
Grey
jj
r
L
DI
J
Police
and
Charged
with
Murder
!
"Ve
UnOWTgO
nacea
VANCUl
YKIt,
May
I.
-
Wou'
I'oon
.Siuv',
hoiiM'lioy,
vyus
ancrded
by
t
lit
Point
(
iiiuriiiiif,'
on
.Marine
llrivi
To
Ask
Tenders
for
Children's
Ward
in
Hospital
Trusting
the
People
of
City
to
put
up
Money
..
Hiili-lactjy
ariiiiigenieiits
having
b'oiui
made
Jbc.Ua'
J'nr
iiig
of
Ihc
a
I
,.VU"
or
mi
wlii.
Ii
w
ill
be
rt'tuiicd
loTurrf
Tiiif
(he
woik,
tlii!
hospital
board
at
a
special
Hireling.'
yesterday
aitci-noou
ilt'cidcd
lu
nil
I
for
tenders
for
Ihe
making
oT
iillriahoii"
ill
Hit
ho-piliil
which
will
be
involved
in
Ihe
establishment
of
a
chililM
ii
.-
waru.
I
lie
plans
ami
spccilic.Hioiis
Have
Iji-eil
prepared
for
Hit".
hoard
by
W.
II.
.Shorlridge.
A
commiltce
con-
tsling
of
.1.
II.
I
hompsoii,
Mrs.
II.
d.
Parsons
and
Leo
itiigl.
was
ap
poiuicii
lu
(UKe
enarge
oi
me
carrying
out
oi
ilir
piojccl.
Ilir
committee
-
opened
in
each
of
the
banks
ami
also
by
Ilie
Daily
News,
school
principals
were
neing
nsKcu
joi
eck
contributions
in
the
schools
ami
socielies
ami
service
clubs
were
being
appealed
to
for
assistance
It
was
fell.
Unit
the
lime
was
now
ripe
lo
call
for
lenders
for
Ihe
work.
I
Waiich
favored
oiny:
ahead
and
felt
there
would
be
no
lifficully
in
raising
the
money.
On
motion
of
Mr.
Thonipsuii,
seconded
by
Mrs.
Parsons,
II
was
lecided
to
call
for
lenders.
All
Iclails
are
being
left
In
Ihe
bauds
of
Ihe
eominillee.
-Mrs.
Parsons
reported
that
Ihe
l.iplirs'
Auxiliary
bad
dj-
ideil
lo
hold
a
tasr
day,
Ihe
pro-(conlinued
on
page
six
(Jhilie
;
police
o.'iriy
Hi
s
mid
formally
chargi'd
with
the
iii.nt.'i.T
of
.lauel
Smith,
Ilic
Keolli-li
housemaid,
in
(lit
It
P.
Maker
home
al
Shaughnessy
Heights
last
slimmer.
Wlieii
picked
up,
Wong
was
ele;;ij
and
in
good
ihii-Oifl
condition
but
reltiseil
lo
say
w
licit'
lie
had
been
iur
lie
was
irpoilt'd
missing
from
Ihr
Maker
home
on
Iuivi
'jji
lasl,
lie
W
mreslcd
at
Ihrcc
o'clock
in
Ihe
niotniiig
(iflcr
Ihr
poirc;;.liad
bcfii
iiilorincd
by
sonic
unknown
perjon
out
(lit!
Iclcplioiit:
Unit
ii
(liiiic-c
w.i-
itcliug
ipicerly
liii
flu!
road.
?
Mroughl
before
.Magilralp
Joliu-oii
in
llo
police
coml
Ibis
moiiijug,
ii
n
niiind
for
one
week
'was
gronlrd,
jlii
rhargo
hiivlng
bccii
liijd
liy
.icliug
cliicf
t
polici.l.
Alunluck
of
Point
(f(cy.
The
pplice
aniioiiiice
Dial
iilentific.tlion
of
the
man
lots
bt
en
made.
llenorliiiv
for
bavin;
tin
raisin;
of
money
in-hand,
J.
II.
Thompson
staled
that
subscriptions
were
beiu,';
MAJORITY
37
BUDGET
VOTE
Government
Supported
by
123
to
86
After
Twenty-Four
Hours
of
Debate
OTTAWA,
May
1,
After
24
hours
debate
the
House
of
Commons
adopted
the
budget
at
nine
o'clock
this
morning'
with
a
vote
of
123
for
and
86
against.
The
unexpected
large
majority
aroused
wild
enthusiasm
among
Liberals,
who
banged
the
desks
and
flung
sheaves
of
paper
Into
the
air.
The
Conservative
amendment
had
been
defeated
half
an
hour
previously.
British
Columbia
Leads
All
Other
Provinces
in
Wealth
per
Capita
and
in
Sinking
Funds
VANCOL'YKJt,
May
I.
Charging
Ihc
bulletin
of
Ihe
citi
zen
s
rt'sciiren
nireaii
o
l.niiiiua
Willi
iiiisreprescjnniiuii
oi
HrilMi
Columbia's
financial
position
and
declining
thai
Hii
province
leads
all
others
in
Ihe
creation
of
sinking
funds
lo
re
tire
its
indebtedness,
linn.
Dr.
Macl.eaii,
miiiisler
of
finance,
addressing
Ihe
Cccdiliucn's
Association
lasl
iiighl,
placed
Hrll'-
ish
Columbia's
gross
debt
at
s7il,n"Mi,IHi0
wilh
!?ai,((M,tm"
worlh
of
readily
ruuvrrliblc
seeurflies
in
I
In
banks
lowartl
meeting
here
indeliledness.
The
that
the
-
'
-
'"
-
mill
I-!
tr
slnlcd
net
ilehl
oer
caoiltt
was
M7(l.ti(
the
laller
being
Ihe
highest
in
ami
Ihe
per
rnplln
vveallh
!jt,.l.'H,
Ihe-Doinluion.
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
THE
HOE-DOWN
IDANCE
AUDITORIUM
Life's
loo
short
lo
miss
the
fun.
tlou't
lease
the
animals.
Cniie
on
time
ipid
Tickets
75c.
Benefit
Children's
Playground
0
p.m.
American
Fishermen
Six
Resolutions
Passed
by
Public
Meeting
at
City
Hall
Last
Night
Dealing
with
Various
Local
Conditions
Mesoliilious
pclilioning
Ihe
Dtiminluii
government
lo
place
iiu
embargo
on
Hie
landing
of
American
fish
id
Cdimdimi
Pacific
purls
by
American
fishing
vessels,
ulher
than
those
whose
owners
or
captains,
maintain
a
residence
in
Canada
and
reiiiicsiing
linl
Prinri
UupeTi'Da
'
restored
as
liie
ccnU'e
of
operation
of
(Jan-iidian
.ii'ioiii
ifi'tisf
:
lenmcrs
were
the
two
most
important
of
six
re.-o-(tiiiiG
iWcU
at
a
public
meeliiig
of
eilizens
which
look
Jilin-e
in
tik
-
City
Hall
last
night,
at
the
call
of
Hie
city
council.
So
I
n
rite
wiis
the
attendance
al,
-
lie
meeting
llial
it
summed
at
Hnr
ipt'niiii
llial
il
would
be
neces-siir
to
obtain
larger
ipiaclcra
Hutu
the
city
council
chamber
in
which
to
hold
il.
As
il
was;
a11
Hie
sPiitiotr
accniiiinodatioii
was
lakeu
tin
and
slaudiji;
room
in
Hie
chamber
and
at
its
entrances
Wii.s
filled
for
nearly
-three
hours
.'-.-tllie
t)(iit
thai
Jhe.
iiii:etjn
was
.'oing
on.
Mayor
-Newton
prcsiO-ed
and
there
was-
a
very
full
and
free
discussion
particularly
wilh
regard
lo
the
halibut
fisheries
situation
and
the
(iix-ialion
of
.'h-
C.X.H.
steamers.
Tbo
resolutions
'
passeii;
shorn
of
their
preliminaries,
were
.as
follows:
Fisheries
Resolution
Whereas
Canadian
fishing
ves
sels
enlerinff
Ketchikan
arc
sub
jected
lo
a
heavy
fee
and
tho
rews
are
not
allowed
lo
laud
until
passed
by
the
U.S.
Immigration
ollicials
and
can
only
clear
within
certain
hours;
And
whereas
Canadian
fi
lung
vessels
landing
fish
in
Alaskan
iioinls
are
subjected
lo
the
Inly
of
two
cents
per
pound,
in
cluding
weight
of
heads
inipos-
d
by
the
United
Stales,
plus
olher
charges;
And
whereas
American
llshing
vessels
are
allowed
In
enlec
this
port
for
a
Tee
of
One
Dollar,
may
land
I
heir
crews
without
ex-
liniiialioii
by
an
Immigration
officer
and
may
clear
at
any
hour
of
Ihe
day
or
night;
And
whereas
this
being
the
leiiniuiis
of
a
Iransconlinenlat
railway
makes
Ibis
Ihe
natural
and
best
market
on
the
Pacific
Coast
for
American
halibut
llsh-
erinen;
And
whereas
Ihr
duly
of
two
cenls
per
pound
imposed
liy
the
United
Slates
against
Canadian
llsli
gives
the
U.S.
ilsherinen
a
decided
advantage
over
our
fleet
which
is
resulting
in
the
killing
of
our
industry;
Me
it
therefore
resolved
llial
the
Dominion
government
be
nelilionetl
for
Immediate
action
under
Hie
following
heads
I.
Thai
ail
embargo
be
placed
oh
Ilic
landing,
of
American
fisl
at
.Pacific,
ports
by
Alnericaii
fishing
vessels,
(other
than
lhoc
whose
(iwners
or
captains
main
lain
a
residence
in
Canada),
but
if
Ihrough
distress
or
any
olher
reason
the
American
fishing
vessels
desires
In
land
bcrcalch
;i
port
charge
of
2c
per
pound
b
ollecled.
C.N.R.
Steamers
Whereas
for
some
seven
years
prior
lo
U-M
It
was
Ihe
policy
of
the
(i.T.P.S.S.
Co.
lo
put.lheir
bonis
lulo
the
local
dry
"lock
tor
overhaul,
Iherby
giving
employ
lurnt
to
local
people
and
al
lliu
same
lime
ulill.ing
,a
plant
that
had
cost
the
people
of
Canada
several
millions
of
dollars
and
c.intiiiupd
on
page
fivo)
MANY
KILLED
TRAIN
WRECK
Cars
Roll
Down
Steep
Grade
When
They
go
off
Track
SCIl
KIDHMUKrif.i:,
Prussia,
May
I
Melwccn
thirty
and
forty
people
were
killed
and
two
score
were
injured
early
this,
morning
when
the
JMylkuhiief-Merlin
express
was
derailed
in
Ihe
Polish
''corridor"
while
speeding
round
a
'sharp
curie.
Tin:
I
rain
lore
down
Hie
telephone
wires,
tutting
off
ciiniiniiiiical
iin
with
Poland.
I
hts
loconiolise
and
niosl
nf
ihe
coaches
w'erc
liililcil
ilinsn
a
sleep
grade,
only
one
c.oaclii
retiiiiininig
on
Ibciirack.
The
train
wasim
charge
of
ita
Polish
'crew.
S
MKItl.l.N,
May
1--1
1
is
reportefc
here
that
the
S"dieideuiuclib;
wreck
vva.
caused
tly
nti
untuowiP
person
removiiig
the
bolls
frona
the
rails.
I.alest
despatches
say1
2t
were
killed
and
20iiijdred.
5
PRINCE
DROVE
AN
OX
TEAM
Formally
Installed
as
Chancelr
lor
of
the
University
of
Capetown
CAPKTOW.X,
S.A.,
May
t.
-"
The
Prince
of
Wales
today
drove
an
ox
wagon
tbrotiigh
the
streets
of
l.apelowu
accompanied
by
ft.
procession
of
thousands
of,
uni
versity
students
singing.
A
ft
cilia
informal
expedition,
i
Hi'
prince
was
ccieinoiiiously
in
stalled
as
chancellor
of
the
University
of
Cap'-lowii.
The
parade
was
led
by
a
body
of
comic
cavalry
armed
with
brooms,
followed
by
an
old-tush-ioncd
prairie
schooner
drawn
by
twelve
oxen.
OTTAWA
WINS
AT
BASKETBALL
Rideaus
Champions
of
Canada
Defeating
University
of
B.C.
by
Narrow
Margin
VANCOl
Vl-ll,
May'
l.-Ot(awa
llideaus
won
the
Canadian
)ias-kellmll
ehiiuipioushlp,
defcaliug
Ihc
University
of
M.C.
leain'iu
'i
Iwo-game
scries,
the
tolal
pojal
being
3H
lo
.'10.
-
Varsity
won
last
plght
IH
o
10
bul
llideaus
had
a
ten
point
lead
lu
the
'irt
vaiipi.