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hiuh
v
tUPERT
WILL
SHARE
WESTERN
GRAIN
TRADE
RESIDENT
OF
U.
S.
HANDICAPPED
BY
STRAINED
RELATIONS
WITH
SENATE
resident
and
Senate
of
United
States
May
Again
Come
to
Grips
Me
Speculating
on
Alignment
of
Forces
in
Second
Chamber;
Balance
of
rower
WASIIIViTON.
April
0.
Uy
Canadian
Press,.
The
I
!iihv:':
M
i.
lie
President
unil
tin:
Senate
over
die
roufir-
til
dories
Heechcr
Warren
of
Michigan,
winch
ended
in
rlm-v
tor
'lie
Senate,
has
left
rai
which
will
mil
soon
In
nl.
Tin"
effect-
or
lite
light
will
In
Irll
in
the
coming
rmi-
-
over
liix
revision,
over
tariff
legislation,
ami
out
ii
I
ll.'r
llf
lillllT
llllllltTS.
II
will
I!
aid
iii
some
tiinrler
Dial
llu;
controversy
born
(lie
I'ci
idrnl
ami
llir
rfeimle
was
not
decided
and
was
OEPENCIER
li'TI
a
draw
but
tin:
fart
remains
that
the
Senate
I
wire
rejected
the
nomination
oT
the
President
of
Mr.
Warren
for
attorney
gen-
al
ami,
while
the
President
was
.illiug
to
give
.Mr.
Warren
a
re-
ss
appointment,
Mr.
Warren
wa
forced
into
a
position
where
Address
Daughters
of
Em-
lie
fell
impelled
to
rcfue
to
ar-
lr
and
Several
Functions
cept
such
an
appoint
mciit.
I
li
king
Planned
In
Her
Honor
questionably,
he
foresaw
the
likclijiood
of.
a
-
third,
reject
ion
by
the'
Semite.
A
I
!.'
Pencier
of
Van-
President
Cool
hive,
in
oilier
r
vv
:(c
of
Hi-hop
Dc
Pen-
word.
el
out
to
put
a
certain
i;
t
an
i
jr.
i
n
k
secretary
of
man
in
the
office
of
attorney
Ii
ai
Mnici
Daughters
of
general
and
found
that,
ty
ren-
I
i.i
llnlish
Columbia,
son
of
Senate
opposition,
lie
Ill'
Ii:
next
week
and
on
could
not.
In
it
practical
wmk-
Hiii
s!ic
will
ad-liug.
the
outcome
is
a
victory
or
all
the
I.O.
O.K.'
for
the
opposition
to
Wit
mil
ii
l
'
Mvs
Jlie
Pencier
Ihe
Scnalc.
Senators
who
np-
'iil
I
tie
south
imposed
Warren
are
juhilant
mid
ay
i
i
m
a!
and
will
return
J
supporter
of
the
ailin'iuislra-dii
I
'
iday
mnrniiig.llioii
xv,,re
not
pleased
over
the
."
irial
.
fund
,
inns
art
h's'ii
to
take
place
tu
tvtnif
she
visits
Ihe
outcome.
Next
Session
Looking
forward
to
Ihe
lie
si
essioii
of
t'.oiit'iess,
everybody
who
is
concerned
in
what
may
eveiiluale
in
dial
session
i
pcc-
ulalim.'
on
the
aliiiineul
of
the
various
rones,
ii
iooks
ai
tins
dislaiice
as
if
the
rejection
of
Warren
foreeasled
a
cir.ililion
hi
die
Senate
which
would
be
nble
to
diclale
legislation.
Tliii
coalition
will
be
made
up
of
Oeino-crals
and
Progressive
Itepuhli-eaus.
The
Progressive
Hcpubli-caiirroup
will
be
led
by
Senalnr-i
llorah.
.Ntii-ri.
.lobnsoii
and
oilier
of
their
way
of
diluting.
Thai
uroiip
will
hold
the
balance
oT
power.
This
menu
dial
President
Ooolidge,
In
order
to
gel
Hi
rough
Hie
lecoinnieinlalioii
be
will
niiike
ns
to
tax
revision,
tariff
revision
and
other
in.iller
will
imv..
I.,
consult
the
view
of
the
Progressive.
Ibis
is
not
saying
thai
lie
will
i-onsiill
their
view.
In
fact,
he
m'ay
choose
to
ignore
diem
ami
lo
follow
along
slriclly
con
servative
lines.
Hut
if
he
doe
mire
the
Progressive
group,
die
probabililie
are
he
will
imu
...
l..ll..u
many
or
m
rccoiiuoviniaiiuu.-'
shipwrecked.
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oil,
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u
mil
mi
ike
I
lie
i
one
pjesiilenl
Tafl
faced
in
I'.'O.'.
lie
chose
lo
make
war
on
uio
Progressive
or
"insurgents"
as
I
Imv
ii
rn
hi
i
111
l'
times
called,
and
the'
outcome
was
Ihe
wrecking
of
hi
poliUeal
rorlunes
in
IUI2.
Iliiwever,
it
is
too
early
lo
speculate
on
wliii!
niay
happen
in
lli-JH
In
Mr.
doolidge.
What
is
iniicli
closer
nl
hand
i
the
bigis-lalive
outlook
and
(here
Is
practically
no
ilouhl
dial
Ihe
liilcxt
events
have
revealed
die
weak-noss
0r
dm
Old
(iiiard
in
Iho
Senale.
The
Old
(1iihi;,
senators,
who
are
die
adininislniliou
seiia-lors,
are
not
in
die
saddle
whoa
it
come
lo
legislation.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
NARROW
ESCAPE
MORNING
FIRE
Damage
Dono
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Gamula
In
Morning
3laze
KITCHEN
WAS
GUTTED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Hainula
and
their
Ihirtccii-mnnlh
old
child
had
a
narrow
escape
ill
a
fire
early
this
morning
that
partly
destroyed
I
heir
residence
a'
I.V.'
Seventh
Avenue
West,
Kng-lish
Hill.
Aroused
about
-M"
a.m.
hj
the
cries
of
Hie
child,
Mr.
and
Mis.
iamula
found
.smoke
Issii
iug
into
their
bedroom
frjin
a
fire
which
had
gained
headway
in
Hie
kitchen
helow
caused,
ll
I
Indicted,
from
an
overheated
sloxc.
They
made
their
escape
frolii
the
house
liy
climbing
mil
of
the
secoiid
storey
window
of
the
bedroom
ami
over
Ihe
verandah
to
tin;
ground.
I'lit
stairway
ipside
was
blocked
by
smoke
of
suffocating
density.
wl
ii...
r:
i
i.
....i
....
i
111:11
tin,
in.
ie
ji.ii
urn
in
cti
rive-j
.on
i
lie
scene,
i
in?
names
had
gained
eonsiderahle
headway
and
Hie-
rinr-of--llte
neixhborin'f
house.,
owiifil
liv
,1.
Hanson
wa.
itlso
mt
lifW?
A
hose
line
70(1
feet
loiig
vyas'niid'Wilh
.some
ililll
cully
up
the
.side
of
Ihe
lull
from
a
Sixth
Avenue
hydrant
this
all
Inking
some
time.
First
Ihe
fire
on
t
lie
Hanson
house
was
pul
out
and
then
efforts
were
devoted
,lo
extinguishing
die
Man-in
the
oilier
residence.
This
was
done
bill
not
before
the
kitchen
had
been
gulled,
the
roof
burned
ami
other
rooms
ami
furniture
ilaiuajjcd
by
water.
The
damage,
il
is
eslimaled,
will
run
over
I.
UlH.
The
house
is
owned
by
Mr.
(iainula
and
there
is
some
insurance.
TURKS
CAPTURE
KURD
CENTRE
Thousand
Casualties
According
to
Constantinople
Despatch
to
London
LONDON,
April
t).
A
despalcli
from
Uniislniilinnplc
says
Hie
Tm-ks
have
caolilied
Ohenilj
in
Kurdislan.
The
Kurds
lost
ilniusanil
men
III
killed
and
wounded.
THREE
MEN
KILLED
PREMATURE
BLAST
Fatalities
Occur
In
Quarries
of
the
Michigan
Central
Railway
Near
Hamilton
i
HAMILTON,
April
V.
Two
workers
were
blown
lo
pieces
in
Ithe
Michigan
Central
Uaitway
near
llauc
rsvillc
last
nighl
following
a
preinaliiru
ex
nlnsion.
A
third
man
died
in
I
Hie
hospital.
NOTHING
DEFINITE
YET
IN
PREMIER
DEA
VANOOUYKII.
April
P.-
"There
have
been
certain
coiiinuiuica
lions
wilh
the
parties
mentioned
but
u
far
as
I
know
nothing
of
a
definite
cliiirneter
lias
oeen
ar
coiunlished
ns
yel."
said
A.
II
T'riles,
one
of
the
largest
shim
holder
In
Ihe
Premier
Mine,
rr
fending
to
reports
of
the
Selukwe
Mining
'Company
seeking
In
ac
ijnlrc
die
properly.
!
'4
i
W'jZ
Beverage
,Peddler
in
Cairo
Beverage
i-pddierin
the
Calrp
Bazaars
photographed
on
Canadian
Pacific
S.S,
Empress
of
France
during
h
liVorid
tour
v;hich
concludes
May
2
and
then
goes
on
the
"Round
America"'
trip
via
San
Francisco,
Balboa,
olon.
Havana
to
New
York
which
is
reached
May
i3.
A
number
of
sdians
will
take
this
lattTiiirt.
of
iK
n'ti
Shot
Woman
and
Daughter
Then
Turned
Gun
on
Himself
With
Fatal
Results
Two
Cases
WLNNli'HO,,
April
D.
Two
persons,
n
man
ami
woman,
.
...
I
I
..III
-I.
I
V
fl
ire
tleait
ami
I
lie
iwcive
year
oni
uuuguier
oi
toe
women
-
-wits
hoi
in
the
knee,
I
lie
hogtinK
being
done
allegedly
by
A.
.
Merger.
Hungarian
tiwner
of
an
unto
repaiiv
slioi
here.
.
The
dead
woinuii
is
Mrs.
nose
iiemicrsou,
il
years
in
ugu.
I'lio
sbotiliiig
is
belitiveil
lo
have
been
Ihe
.result
of
it
jciiltnis
iiinrrcl.
After
sliooling
Iho
woniaii
ami
her
daugliler,
Merger
liirned
die
gun
on
himself,
dying
almost
instantly.
PREMIER
HERRIOT
MAY
RESIGN
NOW
'
PAttlS.
April
it...
-.premier
llerriol
has
decided
to
make
a
declaration
both
lo
Ihe
chamber
of
deputies
and
the
senalo
Ibis
after-
noon.
If
Ihe
position
of
die
government
'
looks
dark.
il
is
learned,
he
may
resign
immediately
vvilh-
out
wailing
for
a
vole.
4
HERRING
SHORTAGE
ALASKAJEPORTED
Good
Pack
Locally
Will
Make
up
For
Lack
of
Bait
at
Other
Ports
lienor).-
received
from
Kelc.hi
kan
are
dial
each
.of
the
cold
sl'orage
plants
there
is,
short
more
Mian
a
lliousand
barrels
lor'
bail
purposes,
Shortage
are
reported
id
olher'
place
so
dial
die
rucl
that
tbe
local
cold
storage
plant
has
aiiMinnsitally
large
pack
will
mnke
'gooii
me
slum
oSo.
Tin
man
Merger
ami
Airs.
Henderson
set
out
to
igel
mar'
lied.
They
had
been
looking
at
a
suite
in
Ihe
north
end
of
jhc
city
when,
emerging
from
Iho
rouiu,
Merger
started
shooting.
:
FIREWORKS
AT
RIO
EXPLODED
Eleven
Believed
Killed
and
Near-
.
ly
Fifty
Injured
Result
of
Accident
UIO
Dl".
JANF.IIlO,
April
P.
is
believed
thai
eleven
people
were
Kllleil
aim
nearly
nriy
in
jured
in
an
explosioa
yesterday
on
a
vessel
uiidnadiug
Jirrvvprk
for
the
coining
feast
oT
S.
John.
The
police
were
unable
lo
sup
plv
a
list
of
fatalities
as
inosf
offTwo
the
bodies
were
destroyed.
.'.The
cargo
of
Ihe
vessel
was,
being
Iransrcrred
in
the
Harbor
to
a
small
steamer
for
.cons
twist?
'"
'
shipment.
'
SIRTH
'
i
At
Hie
Prince
Hupert
(lencrul
Hospital
on
April
9,
a
Vice-President
of
Canadian
National
Railways
Suggests
Leasing
Elevator
if
Possible
"Without
knowing
anything
about
the
plans
of
Ihe
flovern-iiienl
in
regard
lo
die
I'riiice
Hupert
elevator,
1
should
say
that
if
a
good
live
export
linn
could
tic
induced
lo
lease
it
on
term
.air
in
everybody
with
proper
prolcclioii
for
the
independent
dripper,
that
would
be
Ihe
Jiest
way
lo
liandb
the
situation
at
I'rioei:
Itupeil,
especially
in
a
new
port'
where
Iniiiness
has
to
ue
established.''
Thai
was
Ihe
view
i-xprcssed
to
the
Daily
News
usl
night
by
J.
K.
Dalrymple,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Huilvvuys,
who
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
wi'h
pariv
jf
railwaymen
and
proceeded
at
iiiidiiiglit
to
Slewarl
and
Anyo.
l
omoriow
be
meets
the
Hoard
'of
trade,
executive
in
die
afternoon
Hid
later
leaves
for
the
Cast.
Mr.
Dalrymple
discussed
the
gram
.situation
ai
some
i'.muiii
and
said
lite
small
amount
com
ing
ivest
this
ear
was
sijnply
l.be
result
of
the
.sinallnes
of
Uo?
crop,
especially
in
die
west
ern
province,
ii
was
not
a
con
dition
which
would
continue.
He
looked
lo
see
a
great
development
of
western
shipment''
of
grain
through
Pacific
ports,
and
Prince
Itupert.
should
iget
a
share
.r
that.
Belter
Than
Last
Year
Mr.
Dairy
tuple
said
a
a
result
of
hi
(rip
ffiuii
what-he
bud
'seen
aud
heard
everywhere,
tie
was
ery
optimistic
for
the.
future.
The
railway
was
doiKg
belter
than
it
was
at
this
time
last
year
and
.the
tendency
was
for
belter
trade
conditions
lo
obtain
with
consequent
improvement
to
the
railway.
The
development
of
die
Alaska
service
and
improved
rail
service
soon
to
be
inaugur
ated
here
should
prove
nulually
beneficial.
In
connection
with
shipments
of
grain
to
t
lie
Orient,
Ihe
coun
tries
across
die
Pacific
were
not
in
the
market
at
present
for
high
priced
grain,
generally
Hih.v
purchased
the
inferior
grades
as
Ihev
were
not
yel
educated'
lo
paying
the
prices
for
the
better
qualities.
Proltobly
dial
market
would
develop.
Mr.
Dalrymple
is
being
ac
companied
lo
Slewarl
and
Anyit.x
by
F.
G.
Dawson,
one
of
die
di
rectors
of
die
railway
and
Hie
olher
railway
men
of
his
parly
mid
will
spend
most
of
Friday
here,
inspecting
die
vvbrk
tut
the
eleviilor
iiinl
nciicrallv
pleasure
at
die
opening
or
din
lumber
mill
or
this
district
ami
looked
rorward
lo
a
development
of
that
business.
NEW
FISH
CONCERN
ON
WEST
COAST
OF
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VICTOItlA.
April
P
A.
II.
Car
ter,
fertilizer
manufacturer,
hasj
organized
the
Ksperanza"
Fisher
ies
Lid.
and
purchased
a
Iwenly-
tere
sde
on
die
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
where
he
will
erect
a
modern
plant
for
the
re
duction
of
fish
meal
ami
oil
from
pilchards
ami
also
salt
herring
ami
salmon.
SEAPLANE
PATROL
DREDGE
REPAIR
WAS
DONE
WELL
W.
C.
Arnett
Pleased
With
Both
Work
and
Scale
of
Charges
Hers
W.
H.
Arnett,
whose
dredga
went
ashore
and
was
badly
dam
aged
recently
aud
who
got
the
repairs
made
locally
at
the
.
dry
lock,
expressed
this
morning
to
the
Daily
News
bis
en
jre
satisfaction
willi
the
work
done
here
and
the
charge
made
for
it.
He
tnid-f
hat
the
dredgi:Ti'kl
'heeti
docked
quickly,
handled
properly
ami
he
never
got
as
good
a
Job
anywhere
before
in
any
port.
Ttie
dredge
was
four
or
five
days
on
(lie
way
and
is
now
in
excellent
shape
and
workiing
well.
In
connection
with
his
contract
Mr.
Arnett
says
he
has
ap
proximately
50.000
yards
mor--fill
lo
bring
across
the
harbo''
and
he
is
handling
about
2,0C
yard
a
day.
EXPLOSION
OF
Five
SHELL
IS
FATAL
Killed
and
Fifteen
Injured
on
Italian
Sattleshlp
HO.MH,
April
9.
-Five
sailor
are
dead
and
fifteen
others
suf
fered
burns,
when
a
shell
on
Iho
battleship
Cairo
Dtibto,
inauocu-veriilg
off
Speia
exploded
yesterday
owing
lo
.inlerpal
com-
lookingibusion.
The
condition
of
several
into
conditions.
He
expressed
jof
these
in
a
tlttrncd
condition
is
ALASKAJISHERIES
Bla
Douolas
Machines
to
North
In,
Summer
to
Bristol
Bay
SKATTLi:,
April
9
Twt
large
Douglas
seaplanes
will
leave
here
(his
summer
lo
patrol
(he
sal
innn
grounds
in
llrislol
May
and
provide
air
mail
lo
Ihe
towns
in
son-'wus
Southwestern
Alaska,
'
Frank
born
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A,
U.
Lfve,
Wright,
president
pf
(he
Carlisle
Kiglitli
Awniie
lias'.
ll'aekiiig
Company,
announced.
considered
serious.
INDIGNITY
ON
LORD
BALFOUR
Mob
Stoncij
the
Hotel
in
Which
he
was
Staylngt)n
Damascus,
Palestine.
DAMASCUS.
Palestine,
Aprtl
9-A
mob
gathered
outside
Iho
Hotel
Victoria
where
the
Karl
of
Malfour
is
slaying"
and
slotted
Ihe
building.
The
police
forces
were
hastily
suiuiiioio'.i
-nut
prevented
furl
lief
mischief.
EARLY
FOREST
FIRES
IN
EASTERN
STATES
Five
Thousand
Men
Engaged
In
Rhcdo
Island
Fighting
Flames
Which
Are
Gaining
Headway
MOSTON,
April
9.
Forest
and
brush
fires
in
New
"F.ngluiid,
which
broke
out
two
ilayi
ago.
have
increased
in
number
ami
Intensity
especially
III
InV
statu
of
llhode
Island.'
'five
thousand
men
are
now
engaged
litem
fighting
the
flames
over
a
three
mile
front.
m
pi