Iht
i
ilirector
nor
a
shaie-iT
In
the
Cobble
II
ill
LoriiiK
l-any
Hie
eonirary
of
which
liiw
asserleil.
IIRD
TRIAL
I
MURDER
CASE
-
I'.IXIN,
May
S.
Vlneses
wed
each
olhcr
in
rapid
suc-
iii
al
the
third
trial
of
Pat
Icy,
cliarKed
with
Hie
murder
ildred
Nellson,
a
Trail
nurse,
Hie
result
iliat
t
ho
Crowii
ilied
IU
cuse
on
Hie
opening
of
Hie
ussUes
And
Hie
defence
led
Hits
innniliiR.
1
IninTabin"""
I
WITHOUT
ANY
FOOD
WV.SON,
May
5.
Willluin
Pit.
who
was
reporleil
lost
mouth
whilu
travelling
011
I
from
'Dawson
to
Mayn,
has
I
round
in
a
deserted
cabin
inilcs
from
'
Mayo
hclplesi
lack
of
food.
.
;
4t
dock
M'cliiui
and
Keveral
partici-panN'were
icinoved
to
the
hospital.
Oanxi
held
up
motor
and
lorries
taking
the
workers
home,
CuiupeHliiit
ti
iaiseiB$nr.i
to
alight
and
then
wrerkiu?
the
machinery
of
the
car,
felling
fii-f
lo
iome
atot
blocking
the
efforts
of
Hid
firemen
in
ipieuchitig
Hie
Haines.
Badly
Injured
from
Fall
Trapper
Spends
Four
Months
Alone
With
Dog
in
Cabin
North
of
Quesnel
WILLIAMS
LA
KB,
H.C.,
May
ft.
A
search
parly
hroiight
1
1
in.
field,
a
Iranner.
he-re
en
initio
l
Vancouver
le
secure
mvdicnl
iilleiilion
iifler
lie
hael
bpent
four
moiilhs
in
lonely
no
in
iw
mil-
I
III
lM
I
e
s
u
C
I
.
I
isi
K
wimiiiii
sinmuiru
iuiiiii
.....
when
lie
fell
over
a
precipice,
oipi
iiiimireu
icei
uigu
wuue
eo
.i..,......iiiL'
in
secure
a
inininlnin
goat
which
he
hail
killed.
11
im
lleieinlier
I'S
Hint
Mansfield
met
will)
Ihe
acci
One
tavlealt
wh
tin
own
over
tin-
bridyf
111(0
Hie
rtver.
Women
Joined
Fight
sl'..lir
clubliiU
Hie
rioters
severejyiii
heiihsvd'f-ltt.ijlrjlils
allfCllOon.
ami
rrovvu
;uncrcii
anil
utontnl
the
train-.
overlurn-
Iiik
olio.
A
free
fitshl
followed
In
which
women
joined.
Many
were
Injurpil
by
broken
plas
and
tiy
Hitt
irfdire
who'
ioel
their
clubs
freejy.
,
Allnekx
by
pa
11
jr
011
I
rams
and
buc
run
by
volunteers
were
:ilo
reporleil
from
(Uastfow,
Leed
and
Liverpool
ami
other
provincial
renin's.
Not
a
Challenge
LONWN.
May
5.
-Speakinjr
in
Parliament
today
as
a
member
Of
Ihe
roiumiHee
of
the
I
rades
t
nion
Toivsiess.
J.
HromJey
de-
nii'il
Hint
Hie
strike
is
a
rballem:e
lo
'onstitulionalism
or
an
eu
ileavor
to
overthrow
Hie
govern
ment.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
ll1..
Asked
Wheat'
1.
5
Mi
0.
J.
II......
I5L50
iCa
Wier
I.
Hi
;
l.l'O
Dun
wait
!.
Cladslone
33
ItovvsVniiul
:i0:oo
Indfan
'
.".
L.
I
I"
HI
Marmot
07
U
.01
Poller
Idaho
.('.
.10
Silver
Cresl
10
.12
Snrr
Inlet
.
.08"!
Term
inns
Ml
dent
nnel
l
H''
f"''1
l,,al
Hiu'MlAVns
l'i-Vieii
when
Ihe
foeit
be-
came
ciilangled
in
a
ronl
near
Hie
lieillotn
of
Ihe
cliff
he
owe-sl
himself,!
--
'
l.is
life.
In
freeing
however,
he
bad
to
use
bis
axe
to
slash
al
Hie
root
and
his
ankles
It'll
M
llMl
tl-
irashcd
as
a
result
be
tide
a
disliicated
shoulder
which
he.
suffered
as
a
resuu
.
01
me
fall.
After
frenlnik'
himself,
field
made
his
way
lo
n
Vablw
four
uiih"
dislanl
AriuiH
relief
where
he
rested
for
a
few
days
and
I
hep
hy
slow
stages
liavelleel
over
twelve
miles
lo
the
main
cabin
where
plenty
of
food,
fuel
nnd
a
small
epiautily
of
medicine
enabled
htm
lo
survive.
The
search
parly
funnel
him
in
a
.weakened
''condition.
Ills
on
companion
was
Ids
dog
DISCUSS
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
MAY
8
CALGARY
MEETING
.
....
.
WIXXII'LO.
May
S.
-The
operation
oT
Hie
Prince
Hupert
flevaior
will
he
di"eusfd
at
a
meeliiiK
of
the.
AlbeKa
Wheal
Pool
in
'Cabary
on
Saturday.
T'ollowin?
this
niiM'tiii),
(hen
will
be
a
oieetiiia
"f
(he
central
board
here
which
will
lie
attended
by
1
tie
same
DUMP
DUTY
ON
BUTTER
Six
Cents
a
Pound
to
be
Charged
on
Australian
Butter
Sold
Below
Cost
VANCOUVER,
May
5.
Local
butter
Importers
have
been
notified
by
the
department
of
trade
and
commerce
at
Ottawa
that
they
must
pay
six
cents
a
pound
dumping
duly
on
approximately
1,400,003
pounds
of
butter
brought
from
Australia
since
January
1,
on
the
ground
that
the
butter
was
exported
from'the.antlpodes
at
a
price
less
than
the
cost
of
production.
As
most
of
the
butter
has
been
sold.
It
means
that
the
Importers
must
be
responsible
for
$84,000
duty
Instead
of
$14,000
which
Is
the
regular
amount
chargeable
on
the
product
at
one
cent
a
pound.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
S.
fisher
and
daiiiihler.
Miss
Louie
Fisher,
relumed
lo
the
r.ity
from
Vancou-ver
on
the
Prince
(leorjre
today.
FRENCH
TO
COMBAT
FALL
OF
FRANC
IS
PLAN
OF
PREMIER
pam,'
May
5.
Pre
miere
I
tria
in
I
hae
called
an
exlraordinary
cabinet
council
for
tomorrow;
to
eliscuss-
measures
(er.cai'n-hal
Ihe
fall
of
HievAfrahiv
whlcli
lo
Ihe
...
f
l!IW
'
has
reuched
dollar.
j
mm
i
M;,
TAXI
Boston
Grill
'JlJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
laid
dancing
Service
with
newly
Anywhera
at
Anytime.
.
"V
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
;
and
flth
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
Phone
467.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IVOl
XVI.,
NO,
Hi.',.
i
t,.
IMIINCB
HUPBHT,
H.C.,
WBDNBSDAY,
APHIL
ft,
H20.
Ytlterdir
Orfulatlon,
ICi
PRfnw
FIVK
CRNTS.
LONG
HffiD
Hfflf
EXPEClD
IN
BIG
STRIKE
MS
ATTACK
TRAMS
IN
LONDON,
GLASGOW
AND
PROVINCIAL
CENTRES
treat
Britain
Settling
Down
to
Long
Hard
War
Following
the
General
Strike
Declaration
)o
government
leaders
declare
there
will
le
no
compromise
as
long
as
strike
order
remains
in
force
MOUS
CLASHES
IN
POPLAR
DISTRICT
lice
club,
rioters
and
tram
cars
are
stoned
but
transportation
facilities
are
improved
since
yesterday
l,UMiO.
Muy
ft.
Premier
Uahlwin
in
the
House
"
If
(amnion,
uml
Lord
Hirkciihead
in
Hie
House
of
l.oiil
.lU'il
(hut
tin
government
umlcr
no
cirrunislniicc
would
i
ii-Ul
to
Hit'
general
strike.
Tin
moment
the
slnke
leel
ni
unconditionally
the
government
was
pre-
l
i
resume
negotiation.
olinial
statement
imeel
leiiiighl
siuel
fooel
and
uplies
were
on
hand
sufficient
for
many
weeks.
I.ONDON.
Aly
o.-ltolh
side
lidilfiniiiDliini
Hie
grn-j
iriki'
Hie
I'OiilenUliig
lorce.
nun
ine
general
pnoin-
evi-
y
settling
down
lor
wjun
it
M-eni
may
io
11
long
nam
-'.He-
er
.
lrvetopmenls
marked
the
progress
of
Hit
tieiip.
,Use
of
iruop
in
niaiiitaiiiiitg
trniispor(ii(ioit
uml
oilier
vnni
jjrc
being
11
poiiility
developing
from
t
lie
speech
in
Par-
MH
01
in;
iiomc
ncrreiary.
rl'lial
Hie
govcrnim-id
if
prcpaml
for
any
emergency
along
ide
indicated
by
Ihe
new
that
naval
forres
are
rotiren-
lil
011
Hie
river
In
(lie
main,
however,
the
euniitry
I
itilcl
the
silualion
little
ehanged.
exeept
for
inrreaed
Iruuspor-
faeihtie-
afforded
liy
active
volniileer
worker.
WYER
GOES
UP
FOR
TRIAL
ft.
Green
of
Victoria
Com-
Itled
by
Magistrate
on
Charge
of
Perjury
!
Business
Stagnant
All
luisine
is
nure
or
less
'
stuguaiil,
many
einplo.vei'rf
in-formiiu
their
help
Hint
they
neeil
not
report
for
work
a
1
11
tie
business
coul.l
he
dune
under
presriil
roinlilioiif.
Itrltain
it
now
tii'lllui:
up
earlier
and
a
new
feature
of
London
City
life
isjilne
o'clock
tea.
Ihe
!
tea
shops
being
filli'd
with
work-
i
era
who
feel
tin)
need
of
a
second
P'.TOIUV
May
j
Chargrii
breakiasi
aiier
me
long
wuik
10
riorv
J11I111
ll.
Ciiven.
lo-
work.
Barrlslcr,
was
roinmiiicu
ir;
.n
mc
11511111(4
in?
v-"j
l.v
MnaiMlrale
Jay
In
the'
handling
earc:oe
was
liehl
lo
v
i
juri
rollowum
u
prtftim-'minimum
hy
xolunlary.
labor
a"nd
It
ln:irilicr
IIUIIIIH'OO
im
urns
"i
n'li
cii'
.
ehaiaed
ajriilnsl
Ureen'lns
ceni
10
vnriou
pans
01
me
i
.lupine
iln
lii'iiiiiii:
of
the
eounlry
Hilt
moiniun.
Mii.,1
Ax1.11
v.
.lnh
11
It.
(i
reeii.
The
lloue
of
Coinmoiis
rose
at
.....
.
I.....
.
...ill.nlll
ItlLlll.
,1I1V
lllfilllll
lie
"Oliniy
eoiiri
111
M'liiemi'i-i.
"
"""
i.
r...nri...i
Unit,
he
vvhh
Ulent
li"
reopen
iiegoluilloiirt
lor
....
1
1
a
f
IMciiieni.
Will
Use
Troops
LONDON.
May
5.
-Speak
in
ft
In
Pui'liauii'nf
Hiit
afii'ruoou
Itichl
lion,
fir
William
Juyiioii-llicks.
MfcreUiry
of
xlale
for
home
af-i
fain,
made
a
xtalfineiit
vvlucli!
hi
lifurcis
iulf
rpreled
a
niean-
in
thai
the
Kuvcrniuciil
vu
pie-
j
pared
lo
u'
troopt
if
ueeU'sary
to
maintain
frrvires
of
vital
1111
porliincf
f
ueh
a
railways
ami,
elfflrieal
and
mechanical
plants
at
the
port
of
Loudon.
Hoodlums
In
Poplar
SeriOU
clashes
occurred
last,
nishl
between
police
and
hood-'
luiu
In
Ihe
Poplar
district,
the!
tioloriouoly
loiwh
llaxt
London
j
TIUHl.TK
TO
TUB
OltBAT
-Luther
Hurhank,
famous
horticulturist,
being
laid
lo
rest
under
an
old
cedar
111
the
corner
of
the
ttorhauk
garden,
ju'
across
the
highway
from
his
former
home
at
Santa
ltoa.
Calif.
The
tree
was
a
favorite
with
(he
"Plant
Wizard."
uml
in
its
shade
he
spent
many
hours
o
study.
Photo
shows
the
casket
being
rurrit'd
to
the
grave
with
Hie
widow
on
the
extreme
Iqf
l
iStates
Will
Attend
a
Conference
in
London
Regard
Rum
Running
WASIIINtiTO.N.
.May
ft.
(treat
Britain
wants
to
do
it
Kill
Inward
preventing
Hie
smuggling
of
liipior
into
the
L'uMod
ilales.
The
Loudon
government
has
mi
advised
beerelary
01
Male
Kellogg,
it
Higgesting
a
tonfereme
to
work
out
informal
igreenieuls
for
co-operative
measure
for
lightening
the
rum
ilockade.
An
invitation
to
the
conference
which
is
to
be
held
-horlly
in
Loudon,
has
been
accepted.
Correspondence
between
London
and
ashinglon
was
nade
the
subject
faM
night
of
a
disclosure
which
showed
that
be
id"a
for
tisbler
restrictions)
-
ilh
Oreat
Uriluin's
aid
origin-'
ited
with
Hie
ltrilisli.
authorities
ml
Dial
Hie
conference
iuvjla-j
ion
was
extended
"as
proof
ofi
tie
desire
of
His
Majesty's
gov-j
riimeiil
to
give
suelr
assistance;
o
American
prohibition
agencies
j
us
it
is
possible)
to
sive
iid
the!
circumstances.
Hum
running
between
llaliumaj
Islands
and
the
American
shores'
is
particularly
mentioned
in
Jim
I'orrespontle
nee.
The
conference
vill
be
held
in
London
toward
be
end
of
this
month.
STRIKING
PRINTERS
RETURN
AT
RUGBY)
-a
ANCHORS
IN
LOWER
CLYDE
GLASGOW,
May
5.
H.M.S.
Hood,
one
of
the
biggest
cruisers
of
the
navy,
arrived
today
In
the.
lower
Clyde
and
dropped
anchor
beside
the
Warsplte.
Disorders
which
started
last
night
In
Glasgow
broke
out
afresh
today.
.
""'
I
Miss
Aileen
Pat
more
relume
III
(iHY.
May
5-
-
Xewspaper
,
011
the
Prince
(ieorjre
today
from
eomnosilors
here
relurueel
toj
Vancouver
where
she
was
visit-ivork
llns
morning
declaring
Ihal
j
iim
wtlli
her
sister,
Mrs.
11.
B
heit
strike
was
uncnnstilulional.
"
v.
Prisoner
in
Okalla
Jail
is
Charged
with
Murdering
Henry
Higginbottom
of
Prince
George
VAXCOL
VBH,
May
ft.
-Huruaby
police
yolerelay
laid
'murder
cliarge
against
Charles
A.
Moore,
ft
7
years
of
awe.
prisoner
al
Okallu
jail
following
Hie
elealh
of
Henry
lliggiubot
tuui.
(W
years
of
age,
rt
fellow
prisoner
who
was
sentenced
at
Prince
fieorge
in
January
of
thiji.vear.
Iliggiuboltoni
elled
;yeslerday
aflernooii
in
the
Vancouver
(ieneral
Hospital
mmi
injuries
received,
.allegedly
when
al-1ar-ked
Villi
If
stick:
b.MOore
during
an
idtcrcntron
in
the
orison
grounds.
The
victim
e)f
the
'at
tuck
was
felled
wi'h
Ihe
stie-k
and
immediately
taken
to
the
hospi
tal
where
he
dieel.
v.
-
IliggintioHo'm
was
servjnb.
n
year's
imprisonnuMil
followiag
convicliou
at
Prince
(5eprgiAqn
'.a
statutory
offense,
lie
v:Vsfun-ronseimis
when
picked
ii(ii
unit
fol(ivvfn
Hie
appliiaHonit
first
f
aid
was
rushed
to
the
hospital
Moore
is
an
American
who
ts
serving
a
fifteen
mouths'
sentence
for
l
lirt
imposed
on.
him
at
penticlon,
He
eame
"jo,
tlanada
from
the
.United
State's
-i1
eleven
jears
ajro.
CANADA
READY
HELP
STRIKERS
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
Pre
pares
to
Act
Promptly
in
Case
of
Need
O'ITAWA,
May
5.
Acting
in
co-operation
with
Hie
interna
tional
federation
of
trades
jiiioiis,
plans
are.
being
made
sp
hat
eboulil
the
r'
Hritish
strike
i.tsf
such
a
period
as
lo
necessi-
a!e
an
appeal
of
Hie
IlritUli
uni
ons
ior
Iliiunci.il
assistance,
such
an
appeal
may
be
immediate.
The
matter
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
Hie
Tradps
and
La-
hftr
;ourress
of
Canada.
The
close
lies,
says
Hie
state
ment
issued
by
the
bead
of
Ihe
(rades
union
movement,
between
(he
IalHr
movement
here
and
British
workers
are
seen
in
the
assurance
that
such
an
appeal,
if
found
necessary,
will
be.
met
in
a
trenerous
spirit.
BROOKLYN
STILL
LEADS
LEAGUE
Jack
Petty
Won,
Eighth
Straight
GameAgalnst
Boston
Yesr,
terday
Afternoon
XB
W
YOHK,
May
5.
Jack
Petty,
the
Brooklyn
pitching
ace.
won
Hie
eighth
straight
game
against
Huston
yesterday
and
kept
the
team
in
the
league
lead
ership
while
the
(Hauls
were
idle.
Philadelphia
defeated
Hie
New-
York
Yankees
in
the
second
Irai-'ht
frame
hitting:
four
Yan
kee
pitchers
hard;
cores
for
Ihe
day
follow
:
vr
National
League
llosion
2,
Rrooklyn
'3,
Philadelphia-New
'
York
post
poned.
Cincinnati
2,
St.
Louis
3.
American
League
Witshingtop
8.
llosion
7.
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
10.
Del
roil
i,
Chicago
t.
St.
Louis
5,
Cleveland
It.
DIED
FROM
DRINKING
BOOTLEG
LIQUOR
AT
QUEBEC
LAST
EVENING
ULI
IH.i;
May
5
1..
Dernier,
B.
O.
Gaguon,
F.
l'oillluiu
and
A.
Poiliipiiu
residinV
at
Levis
are
lead
as
a
result
of
embibiug
hoolhvt
liipior
liil
evenintr.
Three
other
men
who
did
I
ho
same
Hting
are
seriously
ill
.
SPANISH
AVIATOR
PICKED
UP
AT
SEA
MAXILLA,
May
5.-r-A
despatch
from
Macao
says
that
Captain
Loriga
Taboaela.
the
Spanish
aviator,
who
had
been
missing
ince
"Saturday,
was,
picked
up
alive
by
Ihe
gunboat
Pallia
near
Kwansr
Chow
Wan,
'.'50
miles
southwest
of
lloivg
Kpmg.
ICE
OUT
AT
DAWSON
The
JioYcrnmcnt
Telegraph.
report
that
the
Yukem
Hlver
14
now
clear
frou
tidier
I.Ukei
litharge
to
I
)awson.
'So
'
'ihiliitge
was
donivliy
the
ice
going
out,
so
far
as
is
known...
Hey.
T.
D.
Proctor
of
tlatellot,
who
has
been
on-
jirief
.trip
lo
Vancouver
on
church,
busine,
arrived
from
the,''jiiuh
oh
the
Prince,
OeorjJe'
Iplar
5nii
pro.
eeeded
to
tm
mlerTor
hy
train.
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