25
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave,
and
6th
St
,
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
vvi
vi
1
1
n
11,
.
f.
u,
lie
Shrine
ami
also
Vancoil-
Shriucrs
expressed
them-
Ho
morning
a
partial-
rly
apprvrnii
im
of
(he
effort
be
I'l-mre
Hnpert
people
lo
theiu
a
hearty
welcome.
said
i
icy
oii
ul
ipille-
real-
iic
amount
of
work
it
must
'luki'
.-
pul
up
Hie
arches
lo
pi'riitt..'
Hi"
Exhibition
tfo
Ihi'
purpose
for
wliicli
lie
tig
Used-
Hue
Win'
iiiuj
noi
ueen
10
re
lUipcri
Ik
fore
spoke
of
iriric
lo
foul
o
modem
dy
here.
The
iloro
Ihey
Rilerpd
were
Vxeellent,
the
display
quite
up
lo
dale
pood
shown
therein
of
She
ery
(acs.
sneliis,
would
ten
on
Granville
rtreel
in
vm-
or
Douglas
Slrccl.
Br
a
n
UKe
prtlirc
nu-
hey
said,
and
we
would
mollier
Jay
or
two
here."
iRRANTS
OUT
LIQUOR
CASES
it
Two
Hundred
People
Im
jllcatod
In
Indictments
Brought
at
Seattle
KA
l
I'ld-.,
May
It.
II
win
tied
here
Uiiluv
that
the
in-
luals
accused
in
Iho
37
In
cuts
relumed
hy
Iho
dram
after
liquor
investigations
jlym
Into
Canada
and
Hast-
lulled
Stales
number
in
Ihe
El
hliorhood
of
two
hundred.
inly
sht
warrants-
are
already
ind
more
arc
being
pre
pa
red.
understood
that.
Hoy
01m-
M
is
Indicted
twice
In
the
Jl
txroup,
WORD
RECEIVED
10M
RADIO
OPERATOR
AND
NEWSPAPERMAN
SW
YOJIK.
May
U.
-
The
York
Times'
says
Unlay
no
hus
been
received
sinca
li
18
from
William
I.vou.
pler
leoriVHiHindent,
'
and
tllundy.
I.
s.
arniy
nulio
ou-
r,
who
were-
sent
to
establish'
Idlo
station
at
point.'
Harrow
'lay
messages
from
Iho
lifdsen
parly
on
U(0
airship
re.
"'if
'Oyi
Uty
'1
'
u.
"
4
:
ei
inimeiialely
so
uiat
luey
ean
ouider
them
oer
the
week
end.
The
indications,
he
said,
were
brighter
for
agreement.
The
Trades
Union
Cougre
official'
said
there
was
a
marked
easimt
of
leiisenesM
in
the
situation
ihroiwhoul
the
country.
Employers
Mere
being
lucreusingly
in
clined
to
dlcu
a
reaonalde
tiai
for
work.
AUu-il
wh
4iniiouneed
that
an
agreement
had
been
reached
be
Iwceti
Ihi!
London
Liidercroiind
lilectric
Hallway
Company
and
it
employer
under
which
the
un
leraroiind
stem
and
the
affili
ated
tram
and
bus
Hues
will
shortly
rrsunie
normal
sen
ice.
Government
Proposals
The
government'
new
pro
posals
fur
mediation
of
the
min
ing
dispute,
include
the
estab
Uhmeiil
of
a
national
wages
board
similar
to
the
prercul
Hml
it
omnanics
ilo
1101
sur
render
their
legal
right
to
claim
for
damages
arising
front
sink
the
resumption
of
railway
hor
board.
The
sub-
l
sidy,
which
is
eharaeterlred
as
further
financial
asslstanco
.
to
the
industry,"
will
amount
to
Cj,
(mn.lMMi
and
while
it
is
in
effect
lie
miners
are
lo
accept
an
un
named
reduction.
Minimum
wages
oilier
than
in
subsistence
rales
amount
are
to
be
deter
ntincif
In
joint
conference
Resumption
of
Work
Iteports
rcceiw'd
from
alt
sections
of
the
country
indicate.
Ihal
the
unions
and
employers
hae
got
together
lo
such
pn
extent
that
industry
should
riighl
itself
.shortly
I'lie
resumption
of
work
of
Ihe
railwayiuen
was
settled
r.ii
the
basis
that
employees
who
went
on
strike,
be
taken
back
a
non
as
traffic
conditions
wa
mill
and
work
can
be
found
seniority
to
be
die
guiding
priu
i
iple
In
each
grade.
Unions
Admit
Wrong
The
trade
unions
admit
thai
hy
railing
the
strike
they
com-milled
a
wrongful
net
against
Mid
companies
ami
li
is
agree
.
!
others
responsible.
Tho
unions
also
lugren,
lo
liisiruQ
n.oii-
members
not
to
strik
wilhoul
previous
negotiation
win.
ihe
companies
and
not
tC
i.ncouraae
supervisory
employee
to
lake
part
in
strikes.
Tlic
unions
fuVlher
agree
to
witliobi
support
or
any
kind
In
members
Joining
iinaulhorited
strikes.
-
-:
-7.
-
.
.Udin
Hybhavtt
leti
011
uus
mornitig's
train
for
llnj
East.
He
will
allcnd
Ihe
aimmil
meeting
of
the
biological
board
of
Ottawa
,.11.1
will
also
visit
Now
York,
Hos-
toti
and
other
points
on
business.
11..
.vi.i.els
lo
be
away
about
three
weeks.
ai...
11
Mi-rirtiurall
sailed
on
the
Prince
Oeorgo
last
night
-for
Ocean
Falls.
HARRY
ASTORIA
CASBOAT
WINNER
Drawing
For
"Let's
Go"
Took
Place
Lest
Night
at
Yacht
Club
Floats
Ticket
No.
fi,
Iie!d
by
Harry
Astoria,
is
the
winner
of
the
gasoline
IkmiI
"Lei's
do"
which
was
ruffled
by
member
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
Hawing
&
Yiichl
Chili
for
the
estate
of
the
late
Harry
Hay.
The
lucky
ticket
whs
drawn
at
the
Yuclil
Club
head
quarter
last
night
by
J.
.
6?ootl
in
the
presence
of
officers
of
Ihe
club,
and
other
witnesses
The
"Ut's
tin"
is
a
S8
fool
seven
fool
bourn
half
cabin
boat
with
n
US
,h.p.
Peerless
medium
duty
rtminii
and
full
ciiipmcnl.
lamslw.iy
Steamship
&
Harge
Uo.'h
steamer
Maruiion,
after
having
been
up
,
fop
plato
re
plaeeuienli.-'vvao
taken
olf
the
dry
ilock
this
afternoon
and
.will
proceed
Hi
her
headquartcrsi
ai
Auyox.
,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
1.53
Hid.
Asked
('..
P.
11
15(1.00
'
I
I.C.
Silver
I
.0
l.5
Dunwell
v
1.05
1.80
(JlaiMonc
..12
.35
lliutKon
.
.nn
Hnwe
ound
.......
Itn.no
31.00
Indian.
.la
r
&Xn:
li
.li
Mannoti
m
.OH.
Prenijer
Porl)''r
Idaho
..
Silvercresl
Surf
Inlet
2.20
.OH
Vi
It
V,
.00
.Olt'.
II
.07
V
RUTH
COMING
BACK
TO
FORM
:
CLOUTED
TO
BLEACHERS
Winning
Streak
of
Philadelphia
Stopped
by
Chicago:
Yesterday
Batting
Day
NEW
YOHIv,
May
11.
Habe
Itiilli
is
abreast
df
his
terrific
home
run
pace
of
IU2I
when
he
established
a
record
Of
50
fur
the
season.
Hy
clouting
the
ball
Into
Ihe
right
field
bleachers
Iwioe
yelerday
in
a
came
against
Cleveland
for
the
ninth
and
tenth
homers
he
duplicated
Hie.
total
he
Had
at
the
same
tialo
five
years
ago.
Hoth
the
major
leagues
were
the
scene
of
terrific
batting
yes
terday,
nineteen
doubles,
eleven
trebles,
and
fixe
home
runs
being
chalked
up
in
eight
games.
Helroit
and
Hostou
used
eight
pitchers
in
llieir
effort,
to
slopi
the
butting
rim.
Philadelphia's
winning
streak
of
nine
games
was
slopped
by
Chicago.
American
Leaque
Chicago
10.
Philadelphia
2.
Cleveland
New
York
13.
Detroit
l.'l,
Huston
0.
St.
Louis
;.
Washington
G.
National
League
Philadelphia
0,
Pi(sburg
0.
Hrooklyn-Chicago
postponed.
Hoston
I.
Cincinnati
1.
New
York
I'.'.
St.
Louis
I.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
ON
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
VA.NCOL'VHll,
May
It.
John
Andhan
was
committed
for
trial
yesterday
on
a
charge,
(if
murder
ing
his
wife
who
died
in
the
bos
pltal
from
congestion
of
the
brain
following
an
alleged
strug-Kle
between
the
couple
in
(hair
home
on.
April
23L'.'-'-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
phinck
mpeiit,
h.c,
fiiiuay.
may
m.
ma.
Veiltutjri
cireuUtiuo,
Ut
rKH'NV
AL
Or
HUM
L
FITII
:
MOSLK.XtS
IN
LOMtON
etebra.ng
Hie
ramoiis
Indian
itusl.
Photo
shows
the
worshippers
on
the
prayer
c
rpel
a!
the
new
Moiiu
So
ithrields
TORONTO
MOW
IS
AFTER
ELEVATOR
milo.YH.
May
II
The
HartMir
Hoard
of
this
port
plan-
to
take
up
with
III
ltiiilnloa
Cov-
"-"f'rw
m?nV
IH
-1
Un
en
rTtt
IHicsdde
moment
I
h
e
malfer
of
federal
asi-i-iinee
for
an
idevator.
V
h
o
n
il'itiiiiiiisioiM'r
llosg
Was
resident
Ot
Hie
jloard
of
Trade
a
de-puli(loi
went
lo
i
H
I
aw
a
and
urged
the
coirslrtio-linn
of
a
.
large
grain
elevator
for
the
port
but
no
money
was
voted
Tor
Hie
project.
The
application,
to
be
renewed
with
tliulidOa
of
haviir,'
the
fJoverumen!
eoustriK-l
one
at
an
enrly
date.
Amundsen's
Airship
Norge
Has
Failed
to
Report
and
Fears
Are
Expressed
for
Safety
of
Party
If
t:.v
It
Tim
iliiivn
.,1
111,.
Hunt
il.v
iiifi
lln
ill.
ripibieNorge
I!i,
Kings
Hay
fi
fly
arrows
Hie
Pole
lo
Nome
aw
Ihe
world
anxiously
awaiting
word
from
her
uavul
radio
tation
at
lliiiehiulirook
Island,
near
(iordovu.
II
was
reported
o
the
Asvieialcd
Press
early
this
morning
that
they
had
nicked
a
mlenoiis
message
which
said
the
Norge
passed
Point
I.
ii
iov
at
iiomi
t
stcnliiy.
Eastern
standard
lime.
The
dislaiue
nun
Harrow
to
N'mie
is
u.'it
miles,
only
an
eleven
hour
voyage
for
the
dirigible.
Fears
are
fHl
that
Amundsen
and
his
sixteen
companions
may
hae
met
disasti-r,
uf
a
falling
baiiimeter
yesterday
ititlkated
tlif
posihility
nf
a
slorni
and
pi-'tilaliou
is
rife
as
to
whether
tin'
giant
airship
could
withstand
By
Making
Two
Homers
Yester-'sncli
ferocious
disturbance
qf
the
day
He
Overtakes
His
Record
:
elements
as
fre.iucnUy
sweep
of
Five
Years
Ago
'
larr.issthe
norlli.
On
the
other
m
fc
t
li:iM.I
il
i
Itntii.v
,.l
miili1i4
lh:it
Ainuiidsen
may
be
explorinigf
tho
AiTtiivates
or"
may
have
turned
back
toward
Spitsbergen.
WOMEN
ELDERS
TO
BE
ALLOWED
UNITED
CHURCH
VANCOl
VEIL
May
It.
The
conference-
Of
the
I
niled
IJhureh
voted
yesterday
to
permit
women
lo
become
elders.
The
vole
was
taken
aHer
an
amendment
which
would
postpone
action
another
year
had
been
defeated.
UP
TO
CANADIANS
AS
TO
WHETHER
R
ACE
IS
HELD
THIS
SEASON
Captain
Bon
Pino
of
American
Schooner
Columbia
Says
Halifax
Was
Too
Busy
Talking
Politics
HALIFAX.
May
IL
Tljftie
Pkelihood
that
an
international
fishinv
schooner
race
may
be
held
this
year
if
the
people,
of
this
city
rise
to
the
occasion
On
pi
11
in
Hen
Pine
of
the
(ilouces
ter
Schooner
Columbia,
which
being
repaired
on
the
ways
here
says
it
rests
with
them.
Las
year
they
were
too
busy
talking
politics
but
this
year
be
thinks
Ihey
might
bo
ready
for
a.
race
The
Columbia,
ho
says,"
Is'
the
boal
lhal
should
defend
Auiori
Can
honors.
..v
.V-J
Subscribe
lis
Ihe
Dally
News.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upslair
pining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
n
i
r
n
I
I
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
MUNDSEN'S
AIRSHIP
NORGE
IS
AWAITED
LD
COUNTRY
STRIKERS
EXPECTED
TO
BE
BACK
TOMORROW
EXCEPT
MINERS
iners
to
Get
Lower
Wages
is
Proposed
in
j
the
Settlement
Plan
1
i
tation
is
clearing
in
Britain
where
railways
have
signed
up
with
men
and
other
1
industries
resuming
I
LONDON,
May
It.
The
HriLsh
tndittrial
crisis
begun
to
i
rapidly
unlay.
'Ilit
ruilwayiiien.
wliii
liuil
remained
out
it
i
aiuling
tin
official
termination
or
(lit!
general
strike,
j
ei
mi
agreement
wilh
Ihe
companies
a
I
noun
inday
mi'',
lie
will
if
resiinirn
as
soon
;is
tMissiiiie
wiiii
l
lie
expcciuiioiii
normalcy
will
be
reached
y
-tomorrow.
I
I'
einier
Haliiwiu
(old
Parliament
today
that
he
had
framed!
oai
fur
llu
sollleinciil
of
Ihe
miners
lrike
ami
lliul
Ihcse
lerii
la
etl
in
Ihe
hands
nf
lioth
(he
men
and
llieir
employ
e
PRECIAT1VE
.OCAL
EFFORTS
of
Vliltors
Express
Them-tut
In
Regard
to
Prince
Rupert'a
Welcome
lumber
of
the
litlng-
mciii-i
fuf
liueli
Temple
of
(hp
Lapital
or
roiana
in
Throes
of
Revolution
Government
claims
majority
of
troops
loyal
and
revolt
will
be
crushed;
other
reports
tell
different
story
PA1US,
Muy
1
1.
Eighteen
persons
are
dead
and.
eighteen
wounded
as
a
result
of
street
fighting
during
the
jh.-1
X
hours
Jin
Warsaw,
u
communication
from
the
Polish
government
to
;
Ihe
embassy
hero
stales.
Oilier
advices
say
that
complete
con-i
fusion
prevails
in
Warsaw
and
lhal
unless
mediation
succeeds.
civu
war
is
iiieviiuuic.
The
government
claim
that
the
majority
of
the
troops
are
loyal
lo
them
and
counts
upon
crushing
the
revolt
and
establishing
order
quickly.
HKIII.I.N,
May
l
i.
Uovcrn-
-
ment
air
forces
are
reported
to
igf
nn
1
lTPPP
have
bombed
the
revolutionary
IVilSS
VI
A
WHW
l...,.,ln,i:,rlor.
nf
U.-.r-hal
Ii!-nl-
llHUU
l'lil
A
IMlUU
ski
m
AV-irsaw
and
it
is'
estimated
nut
i5n
persons
have
been
killed
:
n
the
slrifc
thus
Tar.
Foreign-j
.Ts
are
fleeing
troui
the.
country,
acconliicg
to
advices
reaching
here.
Iteports
state
(hat
Marshal
Pil-suoski
had
captured
llelveilen
Palace
after
a
terrific
battle
and
that
several
cabinet
ministers
wefr
takei
iirKohtirk
auiPtflat
IM!
-Ma'
Ness
will'
be
Queen
whohveity
is
in
the
hands
o
tiol?l-
MaCarotval
lt'-b
Ueld
WvoW
TrSb'Tis.
Vjni.lare
my-UiWIWarit-lin.1-
Peace
Restored
-
LONDON.
May
I
i.
The
Poiisii
Legation
received
a
telegram
today
at
noon
from
Warsaw
saying
peace
and
order
had
been
restored
(nenv
SEVENTY-ONE
TONS
OF
HALIBUT
SOLD
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY
Ten
halibut
schooner
arrived
from
Hie
banks
this
morni'i?
with
a
total
r
t
l.i.000
pound.,
of
fish
for
sale
on
the
local
Et-
cliangi'.
Fou
1
American
boats
had
'JT.OOO
pounds
and
six
Ca.i-aiiians,
10.000
pound.
Prices
were
fairly
even
for
both
Amer
ican
and
Canadian
fish
with
first
class
halibut
bringing
'from
I
so
lo
I
Vc
and
second
class
7p.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
,
American
'
Akutan,
13,000
pounds,
to
the
Canadian
t-is
i'iV
Cold
blora'.'C
Co.
President,
21,000
pounds,
and
Eastern
Point,
5,000
pound,
lo
Ihe
Hoolh
Fisheries
Co.
Leviathan,
25,000
pounds,
lo
the
All
hi
Fisheries.
Canadian
M.
M.
Christopher,
12,500
pounds,
and
Marguerite,
3,500
pounds,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
ilo.
Scrub,
1
J,
000
pounds,
and
Mayflower
0,500
pounds,
to
Hit
M
1
in
Fisheries.
Hraut,
5,500
pounds,
and
Helen
7,000
pounds,
to
tho
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Salmon
Taplow,
lllO
red
and
80
bites,
to
Hie
Atliti
Fisheries
at
I;ic
ami
3e.
The
American
sctiooiicr
Yemia
arrived
with
28,000
pounds
this
afleruoon
and
will
sell
her
catch
lomurrow
DOMINION
TO
PASS
ON
WOMEN
ELDERS
YANCOl
YElt,
May
i
1.
The
resolution
passed
by
the
provin
cial
conference'
of
the
United
Church
in
regard
to
their
rigid
to
become
elders
will'
be
sub
milled
to
the
Dominion
conference
'of
the
Church
:at
Montreal
In
4uh.
'
,I,-'':'"KH
ELECTEDQUEEN
Her
Maids
of
Honor
at
May
Fes
tival
Will
be
Misses
Oral
Ross
and
Linnea
Elks.
Her
maids
of
honor
will
JV
Misses
Oral
lloss
and
Liunea
Hanson.
The
girl
were
voted
upon
in
the
schools
and
the
re-suit
or
Hi.'
vote
was
announced
this
'morning
at
Hie
Fair
Office.
MINERS
SENT
JAIL
ENGLAND
Sixty-eight
Implicated
In
Inter
fering
With
Road
Transports
and
One
Fined
DOXCA.STEH,
Eng.,
May
IL
Siily-eht
miners
were
sentenced
to
three
months
hard
la-v
injr
for
breach
of
emergency
reg
ulations
durum
Hie
general
strike
by
interfering
with
road
trans
ports
The
leader
in
addition
was
fined
20
or
two
mouths'
extra
penalty.
CHAOS
REIGNED
AT
LIVERPOOL
LIYEUPOOL.
May
11.
Complete
industrial
chaos
reigned
aiming
the
Mersey
docks
yesterday
when
50.000
volunteer
workers
were
sent
home
on
the
an
nouncement
being
made
that
the
strike
was
over,
and
the
failure
of
the
regular
workers
to
report.
PETER
BLACK
GIVES
NEW
FOOTBALL
CUP
Has
Presented
Trophy
for
Per
petual
Competition
In
Intermediate-Soccer
League
Peter
Hlack,
Iho
popular
pro
prietor
nf
'tho
Centra;
ItoteL
ha
shown
Ills;
igood
.spnryng
,
spirit
by
donating
a
hahdsomc
cup
Un
perpetual
competition1
in
the
Intermediate
.Football
.
League
it
was
announced
this
afternoon
by
Fred
Wermig,
secretary
of
(be
Prince
Ituperl,
Foolbalt
Association.
Theie.are'
Hirer
learns
il.
the
running
for
the.
leaguo
this
year-
Y
Mat,
s-Viilor
High
e1ioo1
ami
Hoyal'Caiuulian
Naval
YoUmleer
Heservet
'The,
dalfi
ol
Hie,
opening
of
the
'season,
has
hoi
yet
!
i'en
set.
Y