infill
hi
io
DM
Jilli
13
QUICKER
THAN
BEER
DRINKING
I
IT
ii
ii
I
.
f
r
i
j
n
r
to
add
Fruit
Drink
to
that
Sold
In
Parlors
VluoIHA.
May
Ii.
ltavidnu
gave
S
-
Couiinis-a
decision
a'
itaf
ijdep.Viiuiiol
la".
1
1
.
i
'
parlors.
Id,
aives
of
Ihe
frili'
:
v
en
imalt'd
Unit
cider
i
I
'
hundreds
of
Ihou-!
ili
'i.ir.s
annually
to
Ihe
!
Hie
province
as
il
an
mil
let
for
low
ii
vri
itnenl
expert
re--a;
Hie
proposal
was
.j.
.j
I
c
as
eiiler
would
nol
iiei'i,
slating
thai
uolh-.nhii
'"d
a
"jag"
quicker
i
lining
eujer
on
lop
of
u
CHURCHES
NOW
I
AKH....I
f
.
mm
.
it-A
Congregations
Propose
to
Form
Ono
at
Victoria
Vfi
Tim
I
A.
May
M.
One
of
'criii;
il
'nils
of
Uhurcli
I'uioii
a
proposal
lo
iiuile
Iwo
'ssfi'n
i'toigregatioivs,
thai
!ie
Insl
Cougregaljona!
wilh
Centennial'
Melho-Tlie
former
has,
always
It
II
ilillleilll
In
irel
:ilim''
""
iic
latter
has
not
recovcreil
'
tir
sc;i-
formed
when
Hn
il
I'l
1.
1
IT
III
111.1'"
i'
and
sel
on
fur
liiloself.
What
is
nmi-
I
In.
Cilv
''"'unit'
i
in.
largest
congrcgalion
"
''
or
i
a.
'V
J
'
W
l
eimiiiii
1
1
in.
nf
linlli
"
"'s
has
reiiorled
favorably
"III1
fltlllliei.'i
I
2i
1
1
1
iii-nel
ienl
bl"';
nf
sucli
a
union
and
the
is
how
being
dealt
with
'y
lie
Minuii"j:alions
separately.
MOOSE
TEMPLE
Lot
BEING
PLANNED
On
Krascr
Slrnnt
Nnan
Sal.
vatlon
Army
Hall
Is
to
bo
Purchased
Adv
local
Moose
'Ne
ereclion
"nir
future,
filinneml
1...
I
"J
nuns
lot
among
Lodge
is
plan-
of
a
Iciuplc
in
the
project
lo
he
floating
of
Ihe
members.
A
INI
l'i':iuft..
ii...
v.,
i
.
-vi
--ini-i
iii'iu
i
no
;;anon
Army
cilndel
is
lo
1..
1
'"''linsed.
'"'i'e
in
tho
Dally
News.
work.
From
lr.
limit
cr.
crown
counsel
elicited
a
statement
thai
cocaine
causes
.sudden
ilea
Hi
willi
sonic
people,
een
when
administered
surah-ally
as
a
local
anaesthetic
The
significance
of
this
statement
has
uol
yet
hern
revealed.
Mr.
Maker's
evidence
win
milch
along
the
same
line
as
given
al
previous
inquiries
but
crown
counsel
stressed
Die
fact
that
there
were
several
discrepancies
hctween
Ihe
evidence
given
yesterday
am)
that
of
previous
netja-floUH.
Mr.
Maker
was
on
Ihe
stand
when
,vci)h
n'sriirtett
Ihlrf
morning.
HUGE
ESTIMATE
FOR
RAILWAYS
IS
RECOMMENDED
V
OTTAWA,
May
ft.
The
House
of
Commons
committe
on
railways
ami
shipping
(his
morning
rnrricd
a
mot
ion
recommending
Iho
estimate
of
$50,000.1)0(1
Tor
Ihe
National
Railways
in
19-3-
:c.
.
!
According
to
Physician;
V
WCOl
VLTt.
May
14.
--Kvidenre
or
lir.
W.
A.
Ilunler,
,.c
firmed
I
In-
autopsy
on
llir
body
of
Janet
Hnulli
two
if
r
ili.ilh.
ami
I
hi'
appeal
mice
of
F.
I..
Maker
on
I
he
,i)
icdurcd
yesterday's
session
of
(he
preHiiiinary
g
in
flie
riisc.againsl
Wong
Fuon
Sing,
charged
willi
g
the
.Scottish
nursemaid
lal
.Inly,
lir
Ilunler
I
f?
1
i
f
i
tl
lliat
In
Ihe
best
id
his
belief
Ihe
mm
'lit1
girl's
ioiy
occurred
after
ilealh
ami
staled
Hi"
In
f
Ma'
body
was
embalmed
grcnlly
interfered
willi
1
1
:
-
i.
i.
v
PROSPECTORS
ARE
FAMOUS
AUTHOR
ENDS
CAREER
Sir
Rider
HaqnaTd
Author
of,
Klpn
Solomon's
Mines
.Died
Today
Lo.MiON.-May
t
I.
-
Sir
H.
Rider
Haggard,
writer
of
roiiiaiices".
lind
author
of
work)
on
agriculture
.Hid
oilier
similar
solid
subject-,
died
here
today
al
the,
age.'
of
Cti
;
years..-'
-.
While
Srr
Rider
had
heeu
prominent
In
Hnglaml
for
man)
years
taking
part
in
public
life
.iml
writing
on
laud
ami
agricultural
problems
il
'is
for
1
1
1
uovels'ltiat
lie
is
known
Ihrough-iouL
Iho
world.
Away
hack
in
Ihe
seventies
lie
spent
several
years
iu
South
Africa
in
ollirial
posi-
lioiis
ami
il
vtas
at
that
lime
he
iolitaiiied
the
local
color
for
his
(brilliaiil
succc.ss
"King
Solo-
Hum'
Mines"
which
was
puh-
.Ijsheil
in
I
HUG.
This
Uook
Was
followed
by
"Slie"
'and
thou
again
by
'"Jess"
a"nd
others
but
Ihe
olhers
are
llllle
known.
.
In
UH2
Sir
Rider
was
id
as
u
reward
for
his
work.
Deadlock
in
Spring
Salmon
here
fish,
eiireii
ces
to
slates,
Fishing
Industry
in
Sotith
are
packed
in
ice
..ifi-iirei-Hliir
cars
Results
from
Drop
in
Prices
T,Y
WleSTMlNSTKH.
May
I
S
I'islierincn
and
caiincrii'
opeialiiig
on
Ihe
IVa-er
Itivrr
as
far
inland
as
roily
miles
me
...rr....ii..i
t.v
Hie
deadlock
which
has
arisen
as
n
orolest
of
l.tmii
riw
no.o'
aviiiiist
Ihe
fish
Iniyers
elilllng
Hie
pricif
of
.spring
salniiMi
from
thirleeii
lo
eight
c-ouls
last
week.
Nn
uclu.n
is
ox-peeled
lieforo
Salurday
when
mass
ineelings
will
l.e
held
here.
All
fishermen,
including
Japajieso
and
Indians,
are
nffci'1
t'd
liy
Ihe
slrike
A.
Monk,
rcpreseniiun
m-buyers
in
Ihe
discussion,
slated
Dial
Ihe
norlhern
lialilml
fishermen,
who
formerly
received
as
high
as
rents
fr
I
heir
pn-duel
were
now
gelling
only
from
lluee
lo
seven
cenis
ami
that
salmon
prices
uao
iuiic."
poudiiigly
fallen.
.
Inquiries
in
IliU
dislricl
elicits
Ihe
racl
Ihal
llm
I't'if"
being
jwiid
lor
spring'
salmon
in
ii...
neii'bborlit'od
varies
from
eight
lo
ten
cents
a
pound
Iresscl
bill
Ihal
owing
lo
lh-depressed
slate
oT
Ihe
eastern
fish
market
Ihe
.pces
imiy
.os-sibly
go
h'wer.
The
hollom
has
rallen
out
id
tin'
mlM
cure
hus.
ie
and
Ihe
ileiiianil
for
fresii
fish
has
rallen
on.
,as
been
Hie
euslom
holh
and
in
Alaska
lor
im:
mis--over
10
pounds,
lo-
he
mild
ami
shipped
in
miuc,
uei-
Oerinany
or
me
i-.asi.-ui
while
Hie
smaller
(Jalinon
and
sjilpi'ied
I"
lo
Ihe.
Maslet
market.
Hy
If"'
''"
:.pcl1:
ed
ii,..
re
ii
uiyer
in
mu
lin
il
was
a
luxury
for
Hie
I
rich
only.
-
,
i
"
DELAYED
Special
lo
daily
News
TKI.KliHAIMI,
CRKKK,
May
II.
-
The
three
Harrington
hoals
carrying
over
I
(Ml
prospector
for
the
I
lease
Lake
country
and
freight
which'
left
Wi'jiugell
last
Sunday
have
not
yet
arrived
here.
There
is
great-
deal
of
ice
in
the
Stikino
Hivcr
yet
anil
its
presumed
that
llm
jams
arc
causing
the
delay
In
the
hoals.
f.
.
''
Since
the
general
deprcssioil
has
hit
Ihe,
eoutinent
and
the
people
in
Ihe
Km
I
are
uol
earning
hi;
money
any
more,
lliey
ale
buy
lug
cheaper
food,
and
Ihe
result
is
that
salmon
as
well
as
hali
but
prlres
are
down.
PROHIBITION
.
FOR
DOMINION
That
Is
Scheme
of
Laymen's
As
soclatlon
of
Methodist
Church
VICTORIA,
May
1
1.-
resolu
lion
sponsored
hy
the
laymen'
association
of
the
Melhodisl
Church
passed
yesterday
'
asked
Ihe
Methodist
Conference
now-
in
session
lo
co-opcratc
vviti
all
other
temperance
orgaui.nlions
lo
secure
prohihilion
of
Ihe
manufaclure
and
'ale
of
alco
holie
Jliiuitr,'
maintaining
that
"dominion
wide
legislation
is
Ihe
nnly
practical
way
to
nieel
llil
nallonal
peril."
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable,
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
invwhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Sund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ay..
For
rats,
apply
to
Iloston
PRINCE
RUPERT
ana
tin
at.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
ffiXTT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
US
IMUXCK
HL'PKUT,
Tilt
HSlJ.VY.
MAY
It,
I'HSS.
Vttttrdar'i
Circulation
1Mf.
trtt
!.
4M.
PRICE
FIVK
GENTS.
ANET
SMITH
MURDER
CASE
IS
PROCEEDING
RGENTINEAN
AVIATOR
MEETS
WITH
ANOTHER
SETBACK
ON
WORLD
FLIGHT
7
.
KL
'i
oay
or
nursemaia
was
Burned
After
She
Died
i
Tju'
Martpiis
nmlMurcliioiiess
of
Ahertleeii
rcceullv
nr
n
d.
in
New
York
en
roule
lo
Wiishinglui.i,
where
the
march
m-ess.
s
president
of
Ihe
lulerualiomil
Ciiuiiejl
of
Wmn
'ii.
will
olleml
(hu
sixth
,iuiiiiiicmii.j1
convt'iilion
of
Ho-
organ-izatiim.
Tlie
marquis
is
a
former
gnvi'rnor-general
of
(launda
Zanni's
Plane
Overturns;
Damaged
by
Heavy
Waves,
but
No
Casualties
Result
0&KAT-41ay
I
S.
Major
Zulini,
Hie
Argentine
-nvkityv;,
met
wilh
an
accident
Ihis
munling
as
lie
was
living
lo
leave
here,
lie
was
allenipliug
lo
hop
off
for
Kasoniiga-Iiiini
from
Which
place
he
was
u
renew
his
world
flight
when
his
plane
ovcrluriicd.
No
rasiiiillie
resnlled
hut
heavy
waves
dumagcil
Ihe
plane
hefiu-e
il
was
lowed
lo
land
and
lifted-ashore
hy
a
crane.
Wheat
Shortage
is
Predicted
Unless
More
Land
is
Brought
i
in
populaliou
pulirii's
are
foriiinlaled
fur
Ihe
white
race.
I'his
is
Ihe
opinion
of
lr.
Maker,
an
official
of
Ihe
Uuiled
Slate,-
lleiarlmeul
of
Agriculture,
as
guoled
in
n
uew?iago
ilein
by
tin
Wall
Slrcel
'Journal
recenlly.
The
arlic.le
couliuues:
i
Under
Cultivation
by
Whitesl
NF.W
YOltK,
May
I
I
Hy
Canadian
Press
"Future
gen-
eralions
will
see
n
worm
siioriage
in
wueui
uniess
rauomu
lauo
"I
he
while
races
of
Ihe
world,
who
are
tlie
principal
con-
iiuiers
of
wheal,
have
an
average
consumption
of
2,025,000,000
bushels
a
vear.
Ir.
Maker
figures
Ihal
Ihe
increase
in
poptila
of
of
the
the
while
while
raee
raee
will
will
neee-
neee-
tiou
llnle
.'I,'.'IMI,OIHI,000
bushel
in
5
years,
I..IUO,000,0(0
in
50
-
......
......
.uli.
vears
ami
a.oiiu.ooo.uou
m
n'u
years.
Should
the
average
petlllie
apila
ennsuiuptioii
increase
lo
Ihal
now
prevailing
in
Irance,
vvliieli
on
account..
of
I
lie
inevit
ably
higher
prices
of
meal
is
al-uiosi
a
cerlainly.
Ihe
while
races
would
require
r.,5OO,u00,(.Mi0
an-
ually
within
50
years
and
7,100,-
000,000
in
the
next
eenlury.
As
present
day
production
for
all
the
world
ranges
from
.1.000,-
(100,000
lo
3,500,1100,000
bushels
i
year
Ihe
question
of
such
an
increase
Mor
me
oreau
supply
oi
Hie
while
races
alone
gives
rise
o
Ihequeslion,
can
the
while
.
.
I..
ill
il
mans
world
aiiuosi
ireme
us
pi-oduclion
of
wheal
in
a
century
or
even
produce
the
5,500,000,-000
bushels
which
may
be
need
ed
within
tlie,
lifetime
of
some
of
us?
"The
figures
do
suggest
I
he
danger
of
a
wheat
shortage.
.
a.
.
.
.
.
i1-
.
.
.
I
he
result
wouni
lie
equal
io
me
calamily
which
Mallhus
pre-
licled.
Ihal
economist
in
10M
claimed
Ihal
populaliou
would
increase
faster
limn
Hie
means
of
suhslteui-e.
I
lie
result
would
mean
never
ending
wars
between
nations
fighting
for
more
land.
Nothing
hut
starvation
and
misery
could
be
foreseen
by
him.
I
he
.result
of
a
'
world
wheat
shortage
would
ho
fully
as
tragic
because
I
lie
pressure
of
populaliou
would
result
in
stronger
mil
Ions
figliling'
for
their
own
meservalion,
and
endeavoring
lo
extern!
their
land
areas
"Hr.
I
taker,
does
nol
fall
Inlo
oversight
of
Mall
bus,
but
says
Ihe
shnrlago
will
come
un
less
ralioual
land
and
population
policies
are
foriuulaled."
NEW
PARSONS
ARESLATED
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
May
14.
Methodist
conference
transfers
of
Interest
In
the
north
Include
Rev.
George
B.
Kinney
of
Ocean
Falls
to
Summerland,
Rev,
B.
Black
of
Esquimau
to
Llllooet,
Rev.
J..
Herdman
of
Anyox
to
Crsston,
Rev.
M.
W.
Lees
of
Smithers
to
Kaslo,
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
to
Anyox,
and
Rev.
George
Turpln
of
Agassli
to
Smithers.
Rev.
G.
G.
Hacker
at
his
own
request
and
that
of
his
board,
Is.
being
loft
at
Prince
Rupert.
This
Is
the
first
draft
which
Is
subjoct
to
change.
HELD
UP
BANK:
GOT
TWENTY
THOUSAND
CAM
HR
1
1
nK,
Mass.
May
1
1.
Armed
men
today
held
up
Iwo
messengers
of
Ihe
First
National
Hank
and
escaped
wilh
$?0,000
City
of
Ketchikan
has
Interesting
Features
and
is
a
Live
Place
Pays
its
way
as
it
goes
and
tax
rate
is
kept
low,
yet
many
improvements
there
'Hy
II.
t
Pollen,
Kelihikaii
is
one
of
the
live
si
little
cities
I
have
ever
visiled.
I-
businessmen
aiu
on
Ihe
jolt
and
most
of
IIhmii
have
buill
heir
businesses
from
Ihe
ground
up.
The
people
Iheir
sav
lliey
.lave
had
lo
fighl
their
way
inch
by
inch
and
everything'
they
have
has
been
won
by
persilcul
effort.
Today
many
of
them
are
welt
lo
go,
inn
lliey
ure
Jiisi
us
Keen
iveicjiikan
pairiois
as
when
lliey
went
working
llieir
way
up.
They
seem
lo
see
bill
one
Hung
antJ
lliat
is
me
welfare
or
llieir
city.
Afany
of
Hie
stores
in
Kelchi-i
tiiu
carry
large
slocks
anil
maKe
fnc
displays
and
llieir
windows
i
are
always
origin
ami
cieau
aim
ihe
whole
place
has
an
air
of
tirosperily.
The
lownsile
is
uol
a
good:
me.
It
is
long
and
narrow
audi
ms
apparently
not
been
laid
out
I
jy
an
engineer.
It
looks
as
if
il!
pisl
grew
and
il
is
what
il
looks.
I
he
visitor
steps
off
the
steamer
firs,
into
the
main
sjreel
of
the
cilyi
.iml
enters
"the
"no
felr
across
the
way.
Ihe
stores
crowd
aroundj
Ihe
docks
and
the
streets
are
larrow
and
some
or
mem.
are
buill
on
piles,
which
arc
expen-
ove
lo
renew
but
the
redeeming
feature
is
that
the
place
is
busy.
People
and
automobiles
move
rapidly
hither
and
thither.
There
is
little
lolling.
Kven
those
stand
ing
on
the
street
corners
seem
is
if
they
were
hurrying
lo
fin
ish
their
conversation
so
Hint
they
may
get
back
to
work.
Canneries
In
Town
I
he
tovyji
has
a
population
ot
ometliinw
like
five
thousand
of
whom
many
are
fishermen
ami
some
are
Filipinos.
It
has
six
mineries
in
Ihe
city
and
a
float
ing
cannery
tied
lo
its
docks.
while
two
more
lose
by.
just
limits,
'then
SENTENCES
IN
TWO
CASES
AT
WESTMINSTER
c
caiuries
caniries
an
are
1
'
ai
adj.dnlng
the
eily
l''"i'i''d
iaiT
W
lis
;rge
are
Iwo
lumber
mills.
One,
right
in
Ihe
centre
f
the
town,
cuts
about
70,000
board
feel
a
day
and
sells
most
of
it
locally
either
as
lumber
or
took
shooks.
Ihe
airplane
spruce
goes
to
Seattle
for
ship
ment
east.
I
called
al
the
cily
hall
and
found
Ihe
staff
there
consisted
if
two
persons,
the
clerk
ami
a
.
.
.
i
.
.i
i.
youm.'
lady
wuo
neips
nun.
i.icvk
1.
F..
Johnson
is
also
city
Ireas
urer.
maxisiraie
aim
assessor
uol
for
filling
these
duties
hi
gets
3,000
a
year
with
Sl.oou
for
his
lady
assistant.
Heing.a
lawyer
by
profession
he
also
4ives
the
cily
legal
advice
and
if
much
law
work
is
required
Ihe
services
of
an
attorney
ft
re
en
gaged
temporarily.
City
Managor
The
tiu'inbcrs
of
the
cily
coun
cil,
elected
for
two
ear
terms,
are
not
naid
lunl
neither
is
the
mayor,
as
sucli,
hut
Ihe
present
mayor
has
been
for
the
past
sev
eral
vears
eily
miinewer
and
for
Mint
he
is
paid
?3.(j00
a
year
Ihe
present
mayor
was
chosen
eit'y
manager
five
years
ago
when
Ihe
affairs
of
the
rily
were
In
a
bad
way
and
he
has
succeeded
in
getting
lliein
hack;
to
a
bus
ness
basis.
Mayor
rhoina
Tony
Is
a
contractor
and
builder
by
profession.
In
addilion
lo
tin
five
years
consecutively'
in
which
he
has
served
under
Hie
prescnl
system
he
was
Tor
two
years
mayor
under
the
old
regime.
He
is
elected
each
year
by
Ihe
oi
I
i
.ens
hut
his
appointment
as
city
manager
is.
inadf
by
Ihe
mem
bers
of
Hie
council.
fn
1020
the
population
of
Ki'W
(oonllnued
on
page
four)
Collch
Got
23
Months
Only
for.
Cuttina
.Husband's
Throat
with
Raior
NLW
WKSTMINSTKH,
May
I
I.
Senlcnres
were,
meted
out
today
al
the
conclusion
of
the
spring
assizes
to
prisoners
previously
found
guilty.
v.
For
attempting
lo
murder
her
husband,
Paul
Colich,
al
their
home
al
Hope
with
ia
razor
as
lie
lay
in
bed
Mrs.
Mamie
Colich
was
given
23
months
n
jail.
Hie
judge
who
sam
Hie
pri-niier
had
committed'
Hie
act
while
"obsessed
by
insane
Jealousy,"
remarked
that
the
len
iency
of
her
senlenceMVvas
due
to
pleas
for
mercy
inade
by
the
husband
and
the
jury.
,.
llershlock,
a
Russian,
was
sentenced
lo
live
years
.
in
the
for
wounding
lr
on
or
liurnany
vviin
i
revolver
on
.viurcii
si.
ine
Miurt
said
that
llershlock
and
others
must
realize
thai
it
is
against
the
law
to
carry
revol
vers
in
Canada.
CONFERENCE
OF
'
EMPIRE
SOON
Matters
Such
as
Immigration
and
Citizenship
to
be
OTTAWA,
May
11.
A
con
ference
of
Hie
British
dominions
and
Ureal
Britain
will
be
neees-
ary
lo
Ihe
enactment
of
im
migration
legi,lntjou
dealing
villi
such
subjects
as
repatria
tion
of
Canadian
.subjects,
and
the
definition
of
the
nationality
o
a
Canadian
woman
who
mar
ries
a
citizen
of
another
eounlry.
I'his
was
intimated'
by
Hon.
Arthur
Hliss
Copp,
.neerrlnry
oi
stale,
in
the
House
of.,
'Commons
yesterday.
He
said
he
hoped
to
ave
such
a
coiifereiice
called
soon.
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Chicago
5,
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5,
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York
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Washington
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