I'OIIT
Aimii'll.
Texas
April
IS.
A
liriifi.
explos
inianl
ii
Linker
in
Ihe
Culf
of
Venezuela
harbor
hero
took
a
lull
mi
'lit
lives
yvslcnlay
uml
iiijiireil
eight
pcuple
.riiuIy.
For
a
nil'
it
iil'U
llirenlciieil
oilier
shipping,
Two
iiieiilbcr
nl
Uii
t-liipN
rrow
art
miffing
uml
il
is
hc-:
a
nl
mimic
lire
among
Hi'
dcbrK
The
lunk'T
hail
u
cargo
of
about
5(1,(101)
barrels
of
gasoline
d
wn
lying
at
Ihe
dorks
of
llio
tinlf
llefiiiiug
Co.
at
the
lime
Tor
;;
Xi
H
IH"I'"'I
M'l'iO'll
I"
m
i
V
Coroner
J.
II.
i'an-
I.:
I
1
1
J
llu
u
l
u.Ijioii
niiii'iil
Wilt
taken
na
a.
Miim-oe
iimy
Ik
.
'..wii
I'M
Jury
-
1
4
II.
ilmtNtHMMI,
fore-
...,.
ii,.
MeCalhiiii.
I:
H
nil
II...
1
1
lllg
Jh
iki
W
llM
I
!l-
I
i
In,
Milt
.
.1
llll.
BIG
DIRIGIBLE
MHI'li'l
We
I'miilr.
ii'pr
fiarl
to
briov
n
in-
parti
'
iiiarllT
'
Of
lidelH.
u
!
I'
-'-d
U
!
I
lnown
ri
i
Im
'
IS
IN
ENGLAND
Rtachcs
Pulham
After
Making
Oifricull
Landing;
To
Fly
Over
Pole
I
I,aM.
Iiglaud.
April
I?.
log
iliMKihle,
.Vorgr.
in
uliMi
iilien
hope
lo
rrs
lh
Ii
Pole
froin
Spllibergeii,
aril
in
it
Suuilay
Ti.-ni
Hume
t:i
ttlui
li
plttff
II
leli
KiI'imI:'
jii
k
Tim
fourleeii
Uoiiilnil
ip
wan
roerrd
williont
imp
mil
il
arruiil
lo-re
when
ile-iiole
IroiiliU1
w
experl-il
in
making
a
laudiim.
TIGRIS
RIVER
CAUSING
FLOOD
Feared
That
Bagdad
will
be
Under
Water
Within
24
Hours
IIAUUMl,
April
1:'
The
Tl
.
s
er
conliniie-
lo
rise
ami
I'
is
real
ed
llapilad
will
he
under
wuifi
wilhin
SI
hours.
TIiouk-iiiiI
of
I
a
I
Hirers
working
on
the
iner
hunk
are
emleavorilitt
lo
I'lenmlien
il
as
il
is
fearei
Ihoiisiiiuls
will
he
drowned
should
a
hriMik
oeror.
properly
daimij(c
is
already
enliniatrd
ai
MRS.
MAYNARD
IS
GIVEN
MONTHS
Child
Boater
Was
Sentenced
This
Morning
by
Judgo
Young
;
Mr.
Maggln
Maynanl
was
euleni'ei
hy
Jtidjie
Young
Hit
inorning
lo
Iwelve
inonlhs'
itn-prisuninenl
Willi
html
tahr
al
Okalla
Prison.
Fnnn
fur
iiggm-valed
assniill
upon
her
six
year
old
niece,
Alice
fltillclL
M;
mmiiicmI
ofTho
JuiIki'.
Uii)
clilM
was
prcsonleil
to
rouK
where
ln
Imru
an
eimIaled
appearuneo
nii.l
till
enii'led
the
llintks
of
hcnlfitiy.
I
of
tlie
explosion.
I'rotMTiy
liiwe
l
ronfiiieil
d
lle
tanker,
'llie,
enmrn
were
!lrHM-il
lliry
ljpt
hikI
were
I
I..
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I
1..
.1
1.
Tl...
......
.....I
IMiruH
Hill.
I
liv
lln
!
mi
i
I
In-1
1
lull-
iii
a
rauMriHi
of
Im.11
-lli
Ka"ilme
HEAVY
FISH
American
and
Canadian
Disposed
of
499,000
Pounds
at
Cichango
This
Morn
Narlir
050
Wll':',!4-
i
wfliiiy-ivo
of
llie
ilr.nl
have
liul
been
Identified.
The
bodies
jirr
badly
mangled
ami
idenlifi-ra
I
ion
in
many
raes
is
irtualb
niiptibb.
Several
bodies
were
hurled
hundreds
of
feci
into
(he
air.
It
may
yet
prove
that
the
list
of
dead
i-
greater
than
reported.
Tlir
dUuler
in
tin-
lliird
of
a
-miliar
miluri'
within
the.
pant
7:'
"
oody
or
Jack
llurrliall
I
hur.
Other
oetirrcd
In
tin!
i
at
it
:
irullcr,
ill
wmhmIiom
"'"""'IT"
ier
i
iiurs-iay
re-
v,
.
.l-atli
on
Hood
I
ndai
I
"'"
a
undetermined
rge
i.
eliai-giil
wiilil,"r
W1
u"'"
tMr
Uu'"-
.
-
I
,!nnilulilv
.'l.'l
ill
;
wu
lerMverru
nt
oif
en
i
'
:
a.,
h
from
Varki
Ctouinc,
.
.it
lit
lo
Mie
my.
Tlii
SALE
TODAY
'
ing
Ce'.
-
'
IIhIIIiuI
lamliliKs
were
liea
ihf
m'onliig
with
thirteen
iii.-i
i.
an
eliooner-
sellinu
316,-ooo
..oinK
and
IMeen
lUiua-iian-
iii-noiiia
of
151.000
...miii.n
on
the
Cxrhaiiiie
i.rlrr.
I'MMUi-d
from
!
l.l
Hr
and
i
i-li
and
fnon
1
1
The
Cl
.lr
and
He
for
American
r
lo
1
1
.Or
uml
for
anadiali.
TUe
nUhe-jr
a
follow:
American
Allen.
At.UOM.
lO
lln
I'aUlfie
I'lflierleii.
Alaska.
uS,(U.
lo
Ihr
Allin
FIsherM's.
r.-'
Mildred
IU
3.:
Venus.
nno;
and
I
top
ar.
5.000.
to
the
Hih.iIi
rishoriel.
Xailonal.;.Onh:
llmvo.
.("':
Mars.
11.000;
lleliance
I,
lO.oon;
tl..lLn.i
e.
IS.tKJd:
and
Utah.
13,-
ihiO,
to
the
Canadian
I'lsh
-
hl
Itrullo.
10.000;
and
Carolen,
8.
lion,
lo
Hi
llojul
nh
Co.
The
Yakillnl
cleared
for
Seal
in.
.il
noon
wllh
ll.noo.
The
Serious.
Trinity
and
Kure-
kn
wilh
larnc
ealches
arrUed
loo
I
l,,t.-
for
loday'n
hldding
ami
win
If-o
on
the
lioard
loiliorrow
inoni-
jlllr'-
:
Canadian
Marcm-rile.
7j'i"
poionl"
'"
:u...i1
I'ish
On.
Yule.
Hoo;
Inrx
o.ooo.
Nul.a.
LOOO;
Prnrperily
A..
13.
,.o-
l.isingslon,:iU
ss.hoo;
M
i
i.,
.ionlnr.
1
0.500;
Pair
lf
Jacks.
H.000;
u
mio
in
llie
I!,'.
.i.i
sii.nwe
and
Marualiei'.
Canadian
Fish
A
Nautilus.
7,01);
H.g.T.
5.000:
.
,.e
llov
8.1100.
5ll.d
Hrahl
..
lo
lln-
I
loot
h
riSlierlos
Canadian
....
,.v,..in.
0.000:
v..
Cape,
jil.ooo.
and
lih"ii.
.".
lt
At
ti
n
l
islieries.
Salmon
Ileal.'
i
i
i...
in..
.i
jo
reus
iiiki
n
...
r"
-
at
I7e
ami
.ic.
JOURNALIST
APPOINTED
UNIVERSITY
GOVERNOR
Vniintincemcnl
Is
madn
through
.i.
nr.
(lurelle
that
H.
C.
Nlch-
..Juh.
edllor
of
llu
Vlrlorla
Dally
limes,
has
lieen
appointed
f
llie
University
Vi.ii.tsi.
C.olumhia
lo
fill
mil
the
..r
the
lale
Hr.
IL
Frasor
.lll
AnllM.
11
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News
4
I
i
I
WORK
HAS
BEGUN
ON
NEW
CANNERY
SKIDEQATE
INLET
SKUiKiiATK.
April
12.
Tin
H.i'..
Parkers
have
a
la
rue
crew
of
men
busy
cltijpring
(lie
-i
i
for
their
new
I'Hiinery
near
In?
re.
Tin)'
hae
rented
llie
pile
driver
from
Hie
Sitka
Spruce
-Mill
ami
hy
ronimeiiri-ii
construction
of
lln-
wharf.
HANSON
HOME
BARGE
DRUMROCK
FROM
HOLIDAY!
Pretldent
of
Board
of
Trad)
Thlnka
Elevator
Will
be
Operated
this
Season
Olof
ILinofi.
president
of
ine
Itminl
of
Trade.
Hceiuiipanird
n
Mis.
Hanson
arrived
fioine
tin-
.morning
from
a
honday
lour
In
the
utp
and
east
an
fur
as
II..
r.
lilllies.
They
arrived
v
Snillhfd-
duriui;
the
week
an
wen;
liiel
ot
Hndako
by
ttie
clulj
Boats
rJM.
I""'
run
s
i
ui
tlieir
Joiuio
at
I-iVo
haltityn.
Mr.-'lHawoii
was
at
-OtUwu
ilu
riyz
,UiC
Iiiimj
the
iM?gdialioti-
twtvnmui
.
itn.virs
lur
uift-n
4ivu.
Potil'lo
ink
over
the
Vl'alu
and
lie
feels
very
juidlalit
ovi
the?
inis.ee'
in
Dial
regard.
Tin
flr
(fitti
v
-
sa,
in
!
arraiib-the
tux
i.
hale
Ml.
!,iii.ii
Hunks
.com
Hie
roiiverjili.ii
lie
Had
Willi
Hie
I'ihiI
represeiilative
that
jtrair
will
Ii"
VMDit
iurouj:ii
uic
eira-
lor
I
ins
season.
LOW
RECORD
MANY
STOCKS
Market
Broke
Again
Today
When
Selling
of
Motors
Precipitated
Fall
NEW
YORK,
April
12.
The
stock
market,
which
has
been
drifting
rather
aimlessly
for
a
week,
suddenly
turned
weak
today
when
selling
pressure
was
renewed
against
motor
shares.
Scores
of
Issues
fell.
from
one
to
nine
points,
sev
eral
breaking
to
a
new
low
re
cord
for
the
year.
IS
AT
ALICE
ARM
Loading
a
Million
Feet
of
Logs,
Belonging
to
Local
Concern,
For
Ocean
Falls
The
Hi-rule
Straits
Towing
Co.
s
log
earrylUK
inirge
uriim
roek.
In
low
of
the
lug
Capo
Scott,
is
due
at
Alice
Arm
today
to
load
over
a
million
feel
of
lofrs
for
the
Parific
Mills
al
Ocean
Falls.
The
loj:s
worn
taken
out
lasl
vear
hy
the
Aldioisroril
i.og
King
Co.
and
are
llie
properly
in
Hie
Prince
lluncrl
Spruce
Mills.
BASEBALL
TOMORROW
Both
American
and
National
Leagues
Open
Season
With
Washington
and
Pittsburgh
Favorites
CIIICAOO.
April
12.
Sixteen
Amerli-au
and
Nalional
League.
baseball
learns
slnrl
lln-ir
t20
oenuant
race
loinorrow
with
the
ally
dope
pointing
to
Wnshinw-
ton
and
Pittsburgh
again
figur-
ingi
high
10
win
Ilu-
OME
OF
LIEUT.
GOV
BSUCE'S
Moji,
Japan,
to
load
a
carso
ofi
lumber
al
Uuecii.
(iliatliilli!-
Ulty
for
the
Atlantic
seaboard,
is
ex-peeled
to
arrive
lii-li?
loinorrow
moriiiu?
to
clear
customs.
Capl.
II.
L.
Itoberson,
Hie
'pilol,
went
out
at
II
OlIoeK
tills
uior(UUI'
On
Ho-
launch
Pacheha
lo
pick
up
the
vessel
al
Triple
Island
and
hrlnjr
her
in.
The
es.si:l
was
due
here
this
afternoon
Inn
delayed
hy
a
southeast
sal
outside.
It.
I..
.)iiliion-Yultin
Co.
are
the
local
agents.
The
(ioldeu
(into
will
clear
for
Queen
Charlotte
soon
after
arriving
here.
JEAN
JOHNSON
IS
SENT
UP
FOR
TRIAL
Election
Is
Adjourned
Until
To
morrow
Morning
and
Ball
Set
by
Judgo
Young
at
$500.
Jean
Johnson,
colored,
was
committed
for
trial
j.y
Magistrate
.McUlymoul
(ins
morning
on
a
charge
of
keeping
a
disorderly
house.
She
was
taken
hoforn
Judge
Young
and
the
case
was
adjourned
until
loinorrow
for
elect
ion,
accused
being
given
bail
:it
500.
SASKATCHEWAN
WHEAT
POOL
BUYS
ELEVATORS
HF.CINA,
April
12.
The
Sasi
kaleliewan
Co-operative
F.levaler
nice
in
their
Company
by
a
vole
of
300
lo
-
i
.
.
.
...
...
...
..n'M.,..i.iun
i,..m.
ah
ilu.
n
tul.
on
mi
uniay
ntgni
voieu
io
sen
-ni-em
loMiavo
slrengllietied
their
M
Ik
elevalor
system
In
Hie
vvhe.n
force?.
"pool
of
isnskaieut-wun.
LlEW!H0
IWOIAM
FRIENDS
bSOJCiSBATCO
e0HTjiZlHG
AAADE
A4
IHPIAH
CHIEF
Kobert
Randolph
Urure
has
re-1
run,
If
you
want
to
get
on
in
this
erntly
been
appointed
Lieut
Cov.lcon'.r
hed
that
coat
rrnor
oi
iiriusn
cwumi.ia,
ss
the
repmentative
of
Kiat
George
in
that
province
of
Canada.
Like
many
another
successful
Canadian,
he
came
'
froml
Scotland,
about
thirty
years
ago.
bringias
with
mm
a
irocK
coal,
a
tau
na?,
ana
a
bundle
of
introdurtory
letters.
He
was
the
son
of
the
minister
ot
the
fur'uh
from
whirh
George
Stephen
ater
Lord
'
Mountstephen,
then
Presidnt
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
jJlailvaj,
bid
rtyte.TiJii.')
the
lirst
oflir
where
h
prpsented
niTnieK
was
that
of
T
G.
Shanghncuy,
then
rcceral
manager.
In
a
very
few
minutes
he
was
given
a
job,
hut
as
he
was
going
out
the
door.
"T.
G."
called
after
him.
Young
Mr.
Bruce
irrat
hav
obeyed
In-
strurtiorj.
for
he
has
been
"getting
on"
until
his
recent
appointment
seems
to
be
as
near
the
top
as
any
Canadian
could
ever
be.
And,
coincident
with
his
own
development,
has
come
about
the
development
of
the
Windermere
Valley
in
British
Columbia,
where
he
hs
msde
hts
home
for
some
years.
Minis;
interests
first
took
him,
back
In
18iS9,
to
the
upper
reaches
of
tte
Colum-
Wa'-Rirerr-where""
hf
-rtw
rtnvrrtii
operations
on
the
NttLnj
Dull
claim
on
Boulder
Creek,
a
tributary
of
Horse
Thief
Creek,
near
the
spectamdar
Lale
of
the
Hanging
Glaciers.
Later
he
l?ft
this
fcr
a
new
claim
called
Paradise,
from
which
has
sprung:
the
appelation
Happy
Valley-
The
village
of
Windermere,
on
the
eastern
side
of
Lake
Windermere,
was
the
first
to
take
root,
and
here
ilr.
Bruce
settled.
He
built
a
bunt
alow,
and
planted
a
garden,
a
garden
which
today
is
a
riot
of
exquisite
Cowers,
a
regular
Cower
show
for
those
visitors
at
the
Canadian
Pacific
Bungalow
camp
opened
a
year
or
so
ago
a
short
distance
along
the
lake
shore
from
the
Bruce
.;
estate.
Knt
nrtttf
Hi.l
thia
Inifofltirihl
gardener
plani
lovely
Jtoyers
in
his
eardeff,
garden.
;bur
'but
TeaTfzfnc
realfxfng
the
dliactilties
of
keeping
miners
at
their
jobs,
he
planted
iresa
ve
;e:ates
in
su
trident
quantities
for
his
men
to
have
a
diet
of
fresh
vegetables
instead
of
a
diet
of
tin
cans.
His
ores
are
mined
with
never
a
strike.
GOLDEN
GATE
WW
nf
Plant
WnrU
DUE
TUESDAY
Norwegian
Vessel
Coming
Load
Lumber
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Tim
Xnrwruiaii
oil
liuriiinir
Dies
at
Age
of
77
at
His
California
Home
.
-
...:
v
t
v
lal
fa.
tramp
freiyi.ter
.oi.ien
..aie.
u(,er
KuYUanti
was
wonderful
personality,
his
Olid.
A.
Ivolslo,
ill
ImmhhI
from
...
J
1
telephathic
and
healing
powers
setting
him
apart
from
his
fellows
SANTA
IIUSA.
Ualif.
April
12
Luther
Htiil.ank.
wizard
or
Ihe
plant
worb),
scienllsl,
sociologist
and
psychic,
died
a!
his
home
here
t'iirly-Siinilav;
morning
aged
77
years,
uflcr
two
weeks'
illness
attributed
In
nervous
exhaustion
which
was
complicated
by
a
hearl
attack.
The
ago
of
Ihe
fatuous
srieutUt
together
with
his
inability
to
assimilate
iiiiylhiug
but
a
limited
(inutility
of
nourishment
proved
a
handicap
lo
llie
physicians
who
were
at
tending
linn,
lie
sank
into
a
comotose
condition
early
Satur
dav
nighl
and
did
uol
recover
consciousness,
passing
away
in
-
-
-
his
sleep
early
yesterday.
RUN
ON
BANK
CUBA
STARTS
Royal
Ships
$43,000,000
Under
Guard
to
Havana
to
Support
Branch
KEY
WEST,
Florida,
April
12
Forty-threo
million
dollars,
guarded
by
fifteen
armed
men,
left
here
yesterday
aboard
the
Cuban
cruiser
for
Havana
consigned
to
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
where
a
run
was
started
for
unknown
reasons.
PAINTERS
ASKING
DOLLAR
A
DAY
MORE
AND
FIVE
DAY
WEEK
YANCOl
Vlill.
April
Uv.--AVbnn
their
demand
for
a
dollar
a
day
increase
and
five
days
.u
week
was
refused
by
employer.,
320
union
painters
quit
work,
this
morning.
The
present
vviigcs
are
0.ri()
a
day
and
they
vvbrk
'.i
days.
It
was
only
a
revv
weeks
ugi
I
thai
Mr.
lturhank
gave
an
ad
i
dress
during
the
service
at
the
Congregational
Church
following
an
interview
in
which
he
had
i
.
it.....
.
i..
jSianu
smile
vij
iiiwiiui
urns
in
rivard
to
tire
after
death
ami
the
'immortality
of
Hie
soul.
Weird
Qualities
A
man
of
very
strong
and
with
psychic
qualities,
Ilurhank
had.
the
power
or
healing
and
of
sending
and
receiving
i
mental
messages,
which
set
him
apart
from
his
fellows
and
made
Mum
almost
weird.
In
a
maga-jalue
article
written
a
few
years
I
ago
tie
told
how
he
discovered
that
he
had
these
powers
and
what
use
he
made
or
them.
He
declared
that'
there
Avpre
certain
people
with
whom
ho
constantly
i
ommuuicateit
lijentally
and
Hid
messages
nevei;,
failed.
"
If
he
wanted
them
he
simply
sent
a
mental
message
ami
they
came.
In
regard
to
healing,
his
fame
a
I
one
time
in
this
respect
be
came
so
.great
Hint,
people
came
from
far
and
near
to
get
cured.
He
dii
mil
encuunue
them,
how
even
and
did
not
consider
'Ibis
part
of
his
lift1
work.
.Acknowledged
the
;
dean
of
(v-onlirtuedjou
pas6,(four)
'"&
V
Of
TAXI
Boston
Grill
dJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
willi
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
nit..
floor
fur
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave,
.
..
i
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phom
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"J
'
s
XVI
.
NO.
85.
Mil,
PIUNCi:
MTKIIT,
II.C.MOMIAY.
AIMIIL
12,
Itr.'O.
BatiiruMjr
circulation,
uoi
?lreef
8lci.
Its
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
Bodies
Frightfully
Mangled
in
Gasoline
Explosion
When
Tanker
Goes
Up
and
25
Lose
Their
Lives
INQUEST
OPENS
MURDER
CASE
Body
of
Jack
Burchall,
a
Salmon
Troller,
Recovered
and
Brought
Hera
Uncrowned
King
of
a
Happy
Valley
LIQUOR
CASES
Q.C.ISLANDS
I
Former
Local
Resident
Among
Those
Fined
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
A
parly
of
officers
coiif.-IIn;c
ot
Serjeant
McNeill,
provincial
police.
Inspector
.1.
II.
.Iiilin."ii
of
Die
Liquor
lloanf,
ami
Coiixlalilcs
Hrwiirl.
llarrion,
(iranl,
Heiil
anj
l
ox
of
the
Liquor
lloanl
ar-iriiil
nt
Hit:
city
on
hoanl
Hie
I
power
hoat
Pacln'iia,
Capl.
I'aui
Armour,
at
1
0.1
5
la-.
I
uiglit
from
the
Uueen
Cliarlolle
Iclainl.
.
A
a
result
ot
llie
acfivilic
of
iltie
officers
at
Queen
Cliarlolli"
t(!ily,
there
were
llie
followiii!
caes:
j
Joe
Si?MuiiiI,
formerly
of
1
It
i
-
cily
who
i-
now
eoiuliicliiiif
a
ilranifer
hiMine!
at
(Jiieru
Uhar-ilolle
Cily,
charKeiJ
with
olmtrucl-'init
off
ieer,s.nj
-when
raiiliiife'
hi
(premise,
fined
?5.
I
James
Crocker,
keeping
liijuor
jfpr
sale,"
fined
3
00
or
six
moiilhs.
j
Kukumolo,
Japanese,
permi-ithis
drunkenness
on
his
pre
"mises.
30
and
costs,
j
The
cae
were
tried
hy
SI
I
jpendiary
Mafiislrale
11.
I.
Mc-
iPachena
from
Hie
Islands.
ROBBER
BOUGHT
tlio
AN
APARTMENT
Had
Already
Handed
Over
Half
of
the
Purchase
Price
of
$56,000
Ill.-Wl."l
t..i.il
I
-V
l'l...
I
II
I
.
I
...
thefdliacUlties-
TfaiaT
yVfagli""
arrested
Salurday,
confessed,
ac.
cording
to
the
police,
that
lie
absconded
'with
lrt,000
from
llie
San
Clisoiritu
hruueli
of
the
Ituyal
l'unk
of
Canada
in
Cuba
in
'
'
March.
Near
10.000
in
cash
and
some
Qulian
money
was
found
in
llie
room
of
an
apartment
building
here
which
lie
had
contracted
t
buy.
He
had
paid
half
the
stipulated
price
of
50.000.
SURF
INLET
MINE
CLOSES
Dismantling
of
Plant
on
Princess
Royal
Island
has
Commenced
Dismantling
Of
the
ltelmont
-
Surf
Intel
s
mine
and
plant
al
Surf
Inlet,
which
has
been
steady
producer
(of
ore
for
the
past
several
years,
has
already
commenced.
Ihe
Ore
body
having
petered
out.
The
equipment
and
machinery,
which
jiiclmles
a
railway,
locomolives,
etc..
Is
to
be
removed.
It
is
Understood
that
there
is
still
another
shipment
or
so
of
ore
to
be
made.
AIRPLANE
BACK
FROM
BARROW
Completes
Second
Trip
but
Fall
to
Locate
Dog
Train
en
Route
FAHUIANKS,
April
12.
One,
id
fhe
airplanes
of
the
Aretb-expedition
witb
Captain
iieorge-
Wilkins
returned
Sunday
evening
nfler
making
the
second
flight,
to
Point
Harrow,
the
base,
of
the
undertaking
where
il
has
rarried
supplies.
'
:
.r
An
nlteinpt
to
locale
llie
over
land
dog
division
of
llie
expedition
which
is
en
roule
lo
Point
Marrow
from
Nenuna
and
which
Is
reported
short
riffood
vvus
unsuccessful
.
TOLMIE
DIES
YICTOIIIA,
Ap.r'il
12.-J.
Tolmie.
luotlier
df
Jbui.
f.
Tol
ml,
died
here
Saturday.
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