25
TAXI
Ambulance
A,.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upslair
Dining
Hall,
Service
"lr
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'"ok'-.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
''"in1
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i
l
XVI
.
NO,
80
IMIINCK
HI
I'M
IT,
11.11.,
TLKSHAY.
Al'MI,
J,
1S.
VfU-ri)i
Urriilallnn,
IU7
Slrrt
galr.
lit
PRIOR
FIVR
CENTS.
TRANSFER
OF
MILL
PROPERTY
DETROIT
POLAR
PARTY
IS
FACED
WITH
FURTHER
DTFFICltiS
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
is
Now
in
Possession
of
Entire
Local
Concern
.
giu.iltoii
Willi
Ihi
I'linec
Itiipcrt
Sprm
.
Mill-
I.I.I
In
n
fiu.dh
riiiiiilcli'il
mill
h'
llig
lt.it
Lumber
llu.
i-
iims
(l
,.
,f.i.iii
of
thi
null
-itc.
propcrl),
Hi-.,
at
Seal
ljic,
l;.ie
K
.MM'i.
triii.
iwil
Willi
II.
It.
McMillan
in
the
porch.
i-ing
..in.
who
i
viiliug
I
In-
il'
IihJhv.
Negotiation-
with
I
In1
.mum
il
regarding
liixutiuii
iNiiirffniii'.
etc.,
will
In-
taken
h
1
1
1
K
H"
Munlier
Cm.
nl
Hit-
.,..ir
Inn.-.
M
Mi
Mi!'
llr
Hint
I
lit
work
of
Ico-ing
up
I
li-
dehn
Iiitwi-"1
gelling
Hn'silc
ready
lor
I
fit
new
mill
Mill
Keep,
-
I
'ICW
lf
llll'll
lll
,M
-iimnier.
i1
SALVAGE
OUTFIT
GOES
TO
FAMOUS
Hubtrt
Ward
and
CapL
Alfred
Swanson
Left
for
Skeena
River
to
Raise
Sunken
Vessef
of
Hubert
Uaril
oii-l
v
.
i
KuaiiMWii.
thi
Vmi-
iKinti
iahairv
it.
Ii
iii,--
HiimtI
Itoal
i
uIhhIw
afttflhf
lit
left
it
l!
oYlurk
Ihi
.
for
Hie
Skwua
liner
ti
u;
!i
oik
of
miIvbkiii?
lite
atu
'
I
anion,
formerly
iutir.
nil
-
..,
),
i
..,
ii-,.
rm'k
near
I'-a
ru.
!-'!ji
I'w.rrr
un.l
ank
ii
!
H
!3.V
l-M'lll'.t
I
III
ftullll,
,
'
VWi-
I..
.
;t.t
fi'l
'Wi
ti"
T
.layn,
will
aMcmpl
'
'
,i
iir
Kaju'iiin
mil
and
re-
'
:.'
I,-.
i
I
Illi-li,'
A
'In-
mi
"i.
f
rtik
tu-ar
luliH'ral
'.
uoi
ii
iimiiii'
from
i
ho
I
'l
1'
ft
paiMIc
whvl
rrumiT
-
I.ouIt
whi'h
ulrurk
I
i
k
in
Ihr
.r
in.
..f
lU0
iii-
way
UiVlim
in
-tnH
ii
r
uiinry
Ui'r-
Tin
old
W.i
UnM
ha'
-
ahlr
iii
ro
tn
tiiiiiiiin'i.ii"
I
"
I
tiiultni
wIut
rrpalr
r
).
,
Ir,
BIG
MINERAL
AREAPANAMA
Dally
Ma'J
Pays
Company
of
British
Capitalists
Will
Eiplolt
It
I.M.VliOX,
April
.
Thi-
I
;
Mm!
tlial
un
innnoii-t.
mi
l
ul
an-a
hii
Im'imi
ili'divVn-il
(if
I'tuuimit
h)-
r'tiiiiimily
f
1"'
tliir.li
i
iiplliilUti
whirh
Iiiim
r-'
'-i
ii
i!ini'il"n
xploil
il.
Tin1
piipcr
(mi'
an
Hi
uiilhiirity
llf.ry
.Miiiul.
-on
or
Sir
AUn'l
Mnnil.
iiml
ilii'i'i
toi-
or
lh
I'nn-iiiiiii
ijoipoialioii
Mil.
ri'fiMill.v
i
iipualui'il
m
ti'.iiili'.i'"".
BIG
BID
MADE
FOR
STEAMERS
i
Stanley
Dollar
Offers
$4,500,000
for
Five
Lines
Operating
Out
of
Seattle
WASIIINOTON.
April
0.
A
lhl
or
four
iiml
u
hall
millioiM
.of
iIoIIui-m
tor
fivi-
line
oH'rali'il
out
or
Soalllc
hy
lln'
Admiral
(irinilnl
liiil-
lif(f
ln",
xiihinilliM
In
tin'
hipiliitf
hiiiinl
h
.Slunlryj
I
!
tn
ThlA
;(j:
mi
(ncreaKo
of
;i
million
nifilV
hair
ilnllat'i'
ovor'
(lio
ini'Vlnii
hli
which
wii!
Cllni'il.
'
.
J
SuhscriLu
lo
tlio
Dally
News.
i-l
full
or
winter
llir
Innilier
for;
Mm-
lilill.llita.
mII
,.-
nil
ul
1
..
mici
I.i
n
unit
i
iii-vi
iiiumr
.
i
i
iiou
of
the
new
idanl
mimI
in-.
.iiljiniii
of
machinery
will
-hv
Hii.li
r
Wat
ONLY
AMERICAN
HALIBUT
TODAY
Seven
Boats
Sold
142,500
Lbs.
for
Prices
Averaging
13.Cc
and
6c.
Anwrtran
,lnii'r.
tmirkHiMl
h..t(tMil
rtrtiiH5
It4r
Iihk
U.Vhmi
iMiiuiilr
lhi
morn
uik
ami
old
un
Ihf
I'Uh
lit-6lianic
lor
all
mrrmv
of
13.0"
and
Xo
i'.aiiiiilian
l'al
ar-
iim
I
hi
mu-:
loda.
Tin1
iiiiiv.il
wr-:
Mi..i;.i.'ii.
;i.ihmi
iiuiinl
wld
1.
1
ll.-
jtl
t-1
-!
U.
Si.
Hi
K
t.lHHI
(MllltllN
ol.l
U
I'jrllli
I
lolu'riP.
.
:ui,IHMi
poUMil"
olil
to
i:.ii,.oli.ni
Kih
:ld
Slorajji-
'141.
Zi'iulli.
.IJ.IHMI
uoinit!
ohl
lo
'IIrifM!
l-'htlicrfc.
liatfcaii,
iSJBoo
iM.uii.i..
hum;
lo
Allln
HlMrMN.
i
nalilyc
7.500
jimiiid-
-ol.l
I"
Alliu
Fihrrlr".
llhoiia.
.'H.lMMi
poiillil-
-old
U
Canadian
Kiib
A
(add
Slm-ayr
li.
Salmon
NnriirThoiia.
IKIM
It
win
and
tun
lull
I'l
t
All""
l'""hi-i--
le
III
IHr
(Hid
;ii-
ASSIZE
COURT
WILL
OPEN
HERE
JUNE
10
Heavy
Docket
of
Criminal
Cases
May
bo
Presented
at
Prlnco
Rupert
sossion
.1
Ill
ha
heen
"'l
a
Ih
j
i..
i..
iiir
Un.
oiioiihiii
of
tiie
next
r
lh
fjilprwiie
luurli
.,.,-ion
.
.
Ii
.
...
w
I
.,iyt'!.
iii
mnee.
uupen,
'
i,i
June
17,
Ihe
n.iixe
ai
Pniii
i'
lii'uriti'
Vill
open.
Theri'
proinNef
'
he
a
rail
ln!
.(,y
eiiininal
iloekel
here
Willi
M'vernl
murder
-
and
allemple.l
murder
ea-e-
un
Ihe
lifl.
IIioiijjIi
nul
do-finilely
It
i
s
expected,
anuouiiei'd,
Ihal
Mr.
Jm-In-e
li'ii'jrnry.
will
preside
at
I
In
,.,..,
hi
here
anil
Sil
1'rImvJ
j
I
i
i'o
i-u-e.
COAST
BASEBALL
LEAGUE
STARTS
PLAY
FOR
YEAR
SAX
KMAXCISCd.
April
(I.
-lli,.
Coasl
IhiMi'lmll
l.enuuo
"ffi-eially
open
lnla
wilh
name
at
Saerameiilo.
l'orllaml
ami
Sail
rriinrl!-".
(iwiiNf
to
I'caxy
rain.
Ihe
.updlhw
al
I,"
AnkeleH
.
iionlpiiiteil.
'
I
he
pfnvlneial
piveruinenl
ha
Untied
a
proeiainaiion
iippmnmiK
SuiKla.v.
May
t.
a
"do-To
Sun-day
Srhonl
hay.-'
I
BYRD
POLAR
PARTY
IS
OFF
MM
YOlth,
April
Tlir
I'ul.ir
thip
i',li;inii.
nif)ill:
the
rvprillll...
llnuled
by
Commander
llii'liard
llynl.
who
plan
lo
fly
aero
Xurlli
Pulp,
sailed
yesterday
f-Icniooit
fur
Spil.lM-ri'ii
PIONEER
MARINE
ARCHITECT
DIES
Kenry
Darling
Suddenly
Sue-,
cumbed
In
His
Office
at
Vancouver
This
Morning
special
lo
I
Lilly
Xfwit
VVXCOUVKH.
April
0.
Ilrniy
D.irhn.
niarini
iirrhilH'l,
uliolr-alr
paint
iiiaiiiirurliirer
and
pfotiifr
iff
lh
ro
iiit-r.
l
jcil
liiiilih'iWy
in
hii
-ifrui'
hnr
ilu
niurniHK
ft
Ihr
asa
of
Ot.
A
a
iHatrliu-
arrhili'fl.
ilwa-cd
'h-.lrmil
Ihi'
I
iiiou
Sleanithip
6i.
'
Hir.tal
"Manor
(!iipiluiio
whirh
wa
huill
1
lit
II
'.
UUritii
vhi).
of
-Mliirh
fii-orf
(t.
Tlob.
niM
7tWlWt
lltiiWi:
wa
Ih"
li'ad
fla
lU'
Jlr.
Iailm
wa-Miiiak-Iti?
tl
Ihf
firm
rah
for
hank
ilrNill
wh'ii
lo-
iili'iily
-lunii-Dl
Hi
lit
rhair
in
I
In
procure
of
hl
llAllishli-r
iiinl
I'Xpirrd.
II''
liAil
..jMtn
roniplaiiium
of
not
fivJittsr
wrll
and
had
l-'ti
a
ie-(Im
rtf
hluh
Idoml
prrurf.
Hi
lesi
n
larri'
family,
in-
rluilltiK
Hit
a-
i"
fan
1'ian-
ri!ro.
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
MATCHES
IN
SOUTH
C.
D.
Hunter
of
Tacoma
Wins
B.C.
Men's
Title
and
Mrs.
Harold
Hulchtngs
of
Winnipeg,
Women's
AXtorvi:it.
April
r..
:.
h.
II
tut
I
-
of
Tneoiua
ili-fi-.-iled
Jaek
Vllaml
of
Senllle
hy
Iwn
to
one
In
'lie
final
for
Ihe
lirilih
llol-iiiiiImii
ainaleiir
n(
ehaillpiuli-liii
ytleiila.v.
Mr,
illanih'
llnlcliln?!
of
Viiiniie
won
Ihe
la.ln-
Mile
when
ln
defealeil
Jani'l
hrdali'
or
Vaiu-iniver.
fmir
lo
lliree.
EASTER
WEATHER
IN
BRITAIN
MILD
Crowds
Basked
at
Bathing
Beaches
In
Mid-July
Temperatures
l.llNhli.V.
April
l.
Kasler
weallier
Ihruuffhnul
Ihe
llrilish
le
wu
Ihe
warnie!
and
finvt
expefiefireil
iluniiK
Ihe
pal
eiahly
year.
Vnsl
erowd
look
mix
mil
nt-''
rtr
Ihe
fine
xvealher
and
spenl
the
liolltlay
xveeK-enu
viiliiiK
Hie
heiiehe
and
othet
hidiilay
i-esorl.
Mid-.lnly
1n-in'ialiire
prexailed.
ALASKA
SALMON
PACK
FALLS
OFF
Total
Value
of
1025
Production
$rrt,740,900
as
Compared
With
$34.793
504
In
1924.
WASIIIXOTON.
April
.
-The
liepnilinenl
of
('.ominerre
yes-
li'iilny
placed
Ihe
lolul
of
tlio
almoii
pi-nihii'tioii
in
Alaska
last
jf-ar
al
t,iril).H?:i
eases
liuvinw
a
value:
of
3:i.7JO,l(l
compareil
wilh
;!.7U:,50
in
I'JL't.
SI
I'KII
ATilM
Tl,
(.IMlW
NKli
IVDlT
UilAL
Ul
.HMOX
Ti-nik
Mini
.
jv
i
.,t
Chiii'l.
Iloir
wilh
the
rni-iNaai
ropli.
ioI.owiur
fin
Norw
"frian
.!
-r
H
inry
ovr
Xiirlun
r.i
iiml
in.
in
lofi,
uui
O-Ihh
ih'
lliml
from
li'fl,
in
vi'ii
"
vrnl-..
In
winning
five
of
the
event
Molf
hroke
two
wortd'.
iniliMir
reeortl.
Xorlou
Liking
Ihe
oilier
two
Wilkin's
Exploration
Party
May
Have
to
Shoot
Dogs
as
r'
Food
Supply
Running
Short
XKW
YOHK.
April
H.
The
llelmil
An
lie
Kxpedilion
may
hue
In
IhmiI
its
dog
il
food
j
nut
uliluiueil
for
liiem
in
a
liorl
time
aeeunliiig
lo
a
railju
ilealeli
frurn
the
parly
wliii-litl"
exV
ptoriiiif
Milnr
liind
nurlli
nf
Alnka.
-''
liufcte
are
tit
iwinp
leil
furv
one
iliviion
of
the
exjieiji-lloil
wliieli
i
n-liiiijr
tivrrlant
tuwanl
Sonlh
Coleville
nierHt
mil,e
fnuii
Point
Itariuw,
the
exphueiV
Ikim.
The
ile-pijti-h
said
Ihal
(lie
men
of
Ihe
url
were
living
on
idarmigan
hut
jhal
there
.xvas
inuf
fieieul
foMl
lor
Ihe
dogs.
I
nles
a
relief
parly
enl
for
food
Tor
Ihe
do;:
lo
Joue
Island
return
wii
Inn
lo
day,
it
is
rrun-il
Ihal
tiie
animal
will
hae
to
tie
i.aerifii-1'd.
The
t"ipi-ili!
i"ii
i
in
eonuuaml
or
iipl.
(teorije
II
ilkin.
FATHER
OF
NEWSY
LALONDE
IS
DEAD
Expired
This
Morning
at
Corn
wall
at
Age
of
79
Years
COIIXWAJ.I..
Out..
April
U.
-I'eler
Lalonde.
aired
III.
falher
(iT
"Xi'Wsy"
l.alonde.
Ihe
ramous
hockey
and
ta-i"e
playTii-,
died
Ihi
morning
PRODUCTION
OF
ORE
CONltNlKAltS
Ktdbo
Trail
Smeltrr
Has
Handled
127,-
000
Tons
Since
First
of
Year
IHAII..
April
ti.
-The
iluiisuli-already
(ta,.,i
smelter
has
hand-
led
I?
r
.1)1)0
tons
ol
ore
eonceii-
Irale
dmiiiu
Ihe
first
three
liiluilh
i
of
Ihi
year.
Thi
is
an
llierea-
e
on
the
production
for
I
lie
same
iieriod
a
year
aso.
BISHOP
EMBEZZLES
$48,000;
SENTENCED
TO
THREE
MONTHS
r.OPKXII.U.irN.
April
II.
Anton
llal,
Melliodist
Cpisiopai
llilio
of
Seamliiiavia.
convicted
of
emlicgxlfinctil
of
18.00(1
of
charily
funds,
has
heen
f-en
leneed
lo
lliree
months'
iinprl-"OiiiiioiTt.
-.
.
Passenger"
hookeii
lo
sail
lh
afternoon
on
the
Onrden.-i
f--v
Vaneooxei-
include
.tnhn
W'ie!;,
X.
XydsU-oni
in.
a
Mrs.
V
.
NVtl-.m.
WOMAN
PLANS
WORLD
FLIGHT
Journalist
of
Fair
Sex
May
Embark
on
Globo
Girdling
Trip
by
Air
I
1'AIIIS,
April
0.
-Mile.
Tiliane.
well
known
Parisian
journalist
ft-ml
aviatrix,
will
allempt
to
make
u
flishl
aniuiul
Ihe
xvorld.
SJie
has
vtivered'
,exery
llew's
story
of
imporlancc
in;
it'ei'ui
year
aixl
iia
eireiiM
Hie
yioiie
hy
railroad
and
slcamslilji
five
lime.
Her
"ixlh
i-ircuiniiax
ipa-lion
will
lake
plae
in
(ho
ueitr
fill
ure.
ft
F.
PULLEN
BACK
HOME
THIS
AFTERNOON
II.
V.
Pollen
i-i'im-ned
lo
Ihe
eity
mi
lioitril
the
:ahoal
Wig
wam
early
ihi
afternoon.
Ho
left
here
Friday
morniiiK
ou
n
trip
lo
Jap
Intel
ahoard
hi
gtl-
lioat
Cxxeu
uikI.
eomiiiK
lioiiie.-lii.s
inline
liroke
.Inwn
and
he
drift
ed
on
Stephens
Maud.
Ki'uni
that
point
lie
wa
hroiwrhL
to
I
own
k-
(.apt.
Kelrhum
xvlio
xvas
assisted
in
I
lie
search
hy
cleorge
liryanl.
SAN
DIEGO
GETS
ELECTRIC
STORM
Sevoral
Houses
Wrecked
at
.Na
tlonal
City
and
Three
Persons
Are
Injured
i
SAX
hIMlO.
April
is.
The
cty
wa
visited
hy
heaxy
rain,
lium-dr
and
lightning
rnrlyy.
jfil
mmniuig.
At
A'aliimal
(aly,
Sev
eral
hinise
xxere
xvreeKe(i,niTe
COMPLETED
Gerald
Chapman,
Notorious
American
Bandit,
is
Hanged
on
New
Connecticut
Gallows
1
WKTJIKUSnEWl
PHISOX,
Conn.,
April
0.
icra!il
Chapman,
iiotoriou
rohher.
who
waged
a
loiter
fight
milil
the
em!
to
escape
Ihe
galloxvs
for
the
murder
of
a
.New
Hritaiii
polteemait
during
a
rohhery
on
Orloher
iii,
1024.
died
on
Ihe
state's
new
liaiiging
niarhine
early
Ihis
ruorniug.
(ierahl
Chapman
led
a
varied
criminal
life
fur
uint'Iecii
year,
starling
when
he
was
a
mere
yoiilh
of
sixteen,
lie
he-came
known
lo
the
polire
of
the
nation
as
a
"i)per.
bandit."
-
-
-
-
-
-
iii
earlier
crime,
however,
;
Were
mostly
petty
larcenie,
and
it
was
not
until
lfi
I
when
he
riitfineeretl
Ihe
darinz
"million
dollar"
mail
rohhery.
in
the
heart
of
.New
York
City,
that
he
laged
his
iiiu!
"job."
lli
afret
foiloweil
a
fexv
month
4ater
and
tlo-'i
ciuue
two
sensational
es-eapi-"
from
the
federal
peuilen-
tiary
at
Atlanta,
where
he
had
heen
sentence.
I
for.
twenty-five
years.
After
his
final
escape,
he
eluded
a
nation-wide
.
hunt
until
ll?4,
when
Up
wa
captured
after
shooting
and
killing
a
New
Itrilain.
Conn.,
policeman.
High
Intelligence
Posseet
of
an
:
iiflelliirence
hisher
IhaiiliaVflhlftfiiuinia
of
hi
type,
and
fairly
.well
rcaX
tie
ale.J
.
hf
MTrisel
n!
J'iif
i-yinj:
hi
appeal
from
conviction
through
the
high
courts.
lie
xva
horn
(ieorge
Charlres.
the
on
of
Irisli
parents,
who
died!
when
he
xx
as
a
hoy.
Under
that
name
in
07.
he
xvas
first
eon-vlrlcd
of
pelly
Ihiexery
and
vuj
sent
to
Klndra
reformatory.
From
Ihal
time
he
spent
more
than
oue-lhiiil
of
hi
life
behind
prion
xvalls.
Iti'lea-e.l
from
Klmira
in
t'.KM.
he
xvas
sentenced
the
following
year
lo
AiihUrn
prison
for
two
years
for
theft.
In
11M2
he
went
u
Sins:
Sing
l'rion
to
serve
ten
years
for
grand
larceny.
1ml
ob
tained
a
parole
in
111!".
He
left
prison
with
(ieorge
("hutclf
Anderson.
of
Itochesler.
XA..
who
heeame
hi
partner
in
crime.
Captured
a
Million
After
Illicit
liijuor
venture.
in
the
wesl,
Ihe
txvli,
together
wilh
Charles
I.oerher,
held
up
a
Xexv
York
posl
office
truck
laden
xxilh
n
rich
shipment
of
registered
mail
while
il
xva
en
route
from
a
iioxvuioxvu
sun-siaiioii
10
me
'icneral
Posl
Office
uptown.
It
was
one
of
the
lioldesl,
a
well
as
one
of
the
richest
mail
robberies
in
Ihe
annals
or
Ihe
post
office.
The
loot
lolalled
1,151.-1SU
in
eiish
and
securnies.
Chapman
and
Anderson
xxere
nrresled
on
July
3.
IHS2,
in
Chapman's
Hudio-apartment
in
fashionajde
Oramerey
l'ark,
in
Xew
York:
On
the
leslitnony
of
I.oerher.
xvho
xx-a
arrested
ami
turned
stiwte's
evidence.
Ihe
two
we
iv
enlenee,
to
"25
years
each
in
Atlanta.
hu.riug
(he
trial
Chapman
made
one
break
for
liberty,
hut
wa
captured
on
a
narroxv
ledge
of
a
building
high
above
llroad-way.
H
made
two
different
escapes
from
Atlanta,
and
it
xvas
while
at
liberty
after
the
Jailer
iail
break
that
he
xvas
charged
with
having
killed
Patrolman
James
Skelly.
during
a
store
robbery
in
Xexv
ltritniu.
Shot
Three
Times
lli
first
escape
from
Atlanta
xva
on
March
27,
l"23,
when
ho
and
l-'rnnk
(Iray,
a
forger,
eluded
the
guards.
Two
days
later
Jhey
were
surrounded
ahuul
fifty
miles
axx'ay.
In
Ihe
gun
battle
whifli
folhnvcd
tUiapman
.was
shot
three
limes.
He
xx-a
taken
lo
St.
Atary's
llospllal
at
Athens,
(leorgla,
hul
escaped
wlthliV
a
numlli,
.
;
He
xxns
reporled
In
AarI(ftis
pari
'of
"'c
country
at
dlffererit
lime
hot
nothing
ilcfinija
bn-
..
(continued,
on
page
six.;
IN
NORTH
MORE
SETTLERS
DUE
THIS
WEEK
First
Batch
From
Europe
Arrived
at
Winnipeg
Noon
Today
WTXXIPKO.
April
0.
ThM
ffi'fk
xvilt
see
the
arrival
of
many
hundreds
more
new
settlers
for
Ihe
west
by
Canadian
National
special
trains.
Hie
first
of
which
arrixed
here
at
uoon
today
with
50S
aseiigers
from
Ijie-s.
As-
cania
hii
this
train
yere
lilS
Britisher,
many,
it
whom
,
arc
ciu'uig
out
under
the
3,000
'faulty
jieVe.W'i
Ar,?a---,l,'.',,-,-
garians
and
Czecfio
Sloxakiaiis,
make
up
the
large
pereenlage
of
the
halanre
of
the
train.
Wednesday
moniins:
will
see
arrival
of
Ihe
second
special
with
!0H
ieiitrer
of
the
Yorick
and
Cameronia,
there
neinjr
ui
llril-ish
and
returning
Canadian
on
this
train
in
addition
lo
33tf
Central
Kuropeans
who
will
he
placed
on
farms
hy
Ihe
eoloniza-tlon
department
of
Ihe
railxvay.
Oilier
arrivals
thi
xveek
will
ho
from
Ihe
steamship
Autania,
comiii?
in
on
Wednesday,
Canada,
Stockholm,
ami
lletligolav.
WOMEN
FIGHT
Appeared
for
Syrians
Fighting
Against
French
Regime
JKItl'SAI.KM.
April
0.
-
lla-lalious
of
women
appeared
in
tlio
rank
of
Ihe
insurgent
Syrians
fighting
again!
the
French
regime
in
Syria
according
lo
advices
received
here.
Two
Hat-talion
of
Arab
women
are
undergoing
military
training.
The
units
of
these
took
part
in
a
battle
al
Midan
near
Damascus.
Hecruiting
of
women
is
continu
ing,
according
fo
I
lie
advices
re
ceived
here
DISABLED
SHIP
IN
NO
DANGER
Wheatland
Montana
Resting
Easy
In
Subsiding
Sea
and
Expected
to
Get
Tow
Again
Soon
COHDOVA,
April
C.
Hie
di-
atiled
freighter
Wheal
laml
Mon
tana,
xvhieh
broke
away
from
the
steamship
West
iger
in
a
sixly
mile
vale
1200
miles
oulhxxe'
of
here
Sunday
iighs;,
report
liei.elf
reslinig
easily
lit
a
rapidly
subsiding
sea.
If
1
expected
thai
Jh
XTiger
will
tako
her
In.
low
acaiii
soon.
'
FRUIT
GROWER
DEAD.
MISSIOX,
ll.C.
April
(J.
W
ti'HoiMl,
a
xvell
known
friot
grower
died
lat
ntgl
a
the
age
of
15
as
n
result
of
&
fall
from
a
trucli.
,
v
'
.'"