25
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhsre
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIOECK.
Prop.
HP
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FOR
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of
Initialling
Wrong
Papers
at
Election
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until
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Mr
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in
ii
i
POWDER
MILL
crmany
Plant
Wrockod
and
Forty
People
Killed
In
Bavaria
Yesterday
.
NVKHTilKIMOXMAIN,
May
Si.
An
i-XkiMiiin
in
a
ixiwtlor
itiill
iir
ii
IIhmIccIi,
iiusieen,
llavai-ia.
navariu.
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Have
Been
Murdered
bv
Underworld
Leader
Police
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ui
lui
Hiigiici
in
n
Beneath
Falling
Tree
Dur-
nado
There
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liKOIt.iH,
May
J.
ill
uMi
ami
nea.y
tlainasr
re-
nil
a
severe
storm
which
Mii
purloin
of
Itritl-.li
Col-n
i-iIih
nii.iy
afternoon,
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KNOWN
PERSONAGE
I
MIS
AMICUS.
May
.'I.
Tlid
lnylei
j
of
Hie
diMjiiK-aruin
:
Ainiri'
-iiiilc
Mcrliiixin,
(In
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hauler
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nf
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lifiv.
Yfili'iilay
it
wa
llinUL-lil
n
he
hail
Im-i-ii
ilrvin-tl
'wln-ii
t-urf
hatlifiu
hut
later
tin-
IHilire
luriinl
allention
to
III-
llin.ry
that
ofif
mishl
not
hat-Ik-cii
Jruwiici
but
that
hIiI
wa
niuniirel
-
by
an
uitib-i
vvorla
jjfttiler.
who
prcviou-ily
llirratu-ed
to
kilt
ln
r
for
her
arl
in
tin-ifiuht
aifaliul
tin-
n-(iirnlni;
of
'the
ilatirt'
hall
OP
Yeiiirr,
a
nuIi-jurh
unl
holiday
rcort
near
hen.
She
hai
Ik'CH
luijslng
since
Tuecday.
.
Alince
.Mcl'hcr.Hon
i
known
lo
a
great
many
iieople
in
I'rimv
HiiiitI,
home
of
M'hoiii
jliave
lu-aiil
her
jueach.
She
i
..aid
Ic
he
a
wonderful
ieroiiality.
Dr.
I'rice,
who
rau-eil
a
ci-nation
al
Vancouver
and
Yieloria
a
fcv
)earx
wo
with
his
failh
liealinfi
nierliii.-.,
was
a
u
i
1
1
of
lii'i,
and
a
great
many
olhei-!
hae
ropieil
llu
inelllml-
of
the
Teiu-
ile
at
l.o
Antiele!1.
OLD
COIN
WAS
FOUND
ON
SITE
OF
H.B.
FORT
Supposed
to
Have
Been
Secured
from
the
Spanish
by
an
Indian
Who
Took
it
to
Kamloops
KAMI.OOl'S,
May
i'
I.
-While
iliwiiiK
a
well
on
the
ninth
.hore
of
the
ThoniiMin
IlKrr
opposite
here,
V..
Kninierii-k
fmind
an
excellently
preserved
Spani.-di
coin
dated
1150
A.D.
at
a
depth
of
17
feel.
Dr.
M.
Wade,
pro
minent
llrilidli,
Columbia
l,in-
y(ier-ik
.
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niol
ilisalrou
i'xplonioiiK
ieriiiany
iiiu,e
the
war,
llu
mi
betntr
wrecked.
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Qunmn
SEE
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COUNTRY
l
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mountain)..
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cannot
under-""d,"
sal.l
the
Duclioufi,
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nave
nrst
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knowledare
of
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to
the
interior
from
the
coa
by
an
Indian.
It
was
at
a
spot
where
once
the
Hudson'.-;
Day
furl
stood,
,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
tJ.
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H.t.:.
Silver
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Dunwell
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Silver
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to
the
Daily
News.
("corr'e
P.
tiraliam.
clulrniali
of
the
rewully
er.Mtcl
Advisory
1'ailff'
lloaiil,
may
yet
accept
the
o.t
of
Canadian
Minister
lo
Yush(hglon.
A
iinVesull
of
his
visit
lo
the
United
flutes
capital,
it
is
uti-
der.lood
tdiil
some
of
the
ob-
tliicles
In
the
way
of
Mr.
(tra-haiu'
nceeplanee
tif
that
post
hae
beefl
removed.
II
lias
fremirully
lieeu
elated.
and
i?
no
secret,
thai
Mr,
('.rail
nin'3j
object
ions
to
the
posilinn
Aere
ptirely
personal
and
domes-
lie.
They
air,
il
is
rumored,
no!
insup.'irable.
however,
and
the
social
and
ollo-r
public
oblfcalious
if
the
Incumbeul
of
thai
posilioif,
which
has
never
been
filled,
are
regarded
as-
somewhat
exajiner-aled.
,
In
the
goverumenl.
circles,
ami
nmoiiK
those
who
are
iuleresleil
in
seeliig
the
position
piven
"a
pood
hlarl,"
if
Is
contended
thai
Mr.
(lialiam
Is
the
bwical
selrc-ti'iti
as
tin-
first
aiipoiutee.
ami
il
would
not
ie
.surprising
if
further
insistence
"by
the
government
upon
hi
acceptance
were
rewarded.
AVIATOR
WAS"
BILLMcCOY
Man
Who
Failed
to
Arrive
at
Ketchikan
Is
Noted
Rum
Runner
Three
Times
Arrested
SUATTJ.K.
May
21.
Interest
In
Ilie
fearch
for
M.
"t.
Favor,
the
Seattle
aviator
who
planned
In
flv'
Vllrecl
In
Kefehikan
nnd
who
lia
lpd
yvl
a"rrived
tliere,
inrreasj-i)
(inlay
when
federal
of-ficlal;
learned
that
the
tnau
is
kuowniin
them
a
Dill
MeCoy,
Ihreo.'
t
jnies
arrested
for
smug-!lingiljiiinr
into
the
United
Slalom'
from
Canada
nnd
now
at
liherlj-viiniler
bond
following
a
I'lun
pi
gtully
hore
on
Muy
3.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
BiBiLiBiiBiiiBiBBiaiBi
lB
RAID
H..Mi
IIM
NTS
NOT
I.ONK
ClllU(K)
HKNDKZ()
S
r..r
the
p
Hg.
Im
iiimi
Miniurv
towns
rm
Look
i
wi
tilv
a
-e
lie
upr
ulleil
n
an
ei
Jcuno-
by
he
police
to
l"tn
I
lie
enme
Wi.ve
'lie
latest
epi
ode
oT
wturh
(he
in-u
bmr
paj.
ihoiP;
of
(he
"haiiK'WK
pni-.eeiior
Pholo
sliowi
Kie
.-.
eoe
ooiMde
a
Cieert.
III.,
bote.,
where
the
ruuinl-itp
netted
15
gangsters
and
a
iiiaiil.r
ot
anini'imlion.
GRAHAM
FOR
!
WASHINGTON'
Possibility
Yet
That
Chairman
of
Tariff
Commission
May
Get
Position
OTTAWA.
May
21.
There
is
rcaiuii
to
Id-llove
that
lllshl
Jlou.
More
Activity
Than
Ever
Before
Seen
in
West
by
Vice-President
Hungerford,
Canadian
National
WINNIPKO.
MAY
21.
"Ju
all
Die
year
I
Jiave
been
(ravelling
over
the
prairies
I
never
saw
to
npich
acliyUV
ul
the
laud
as
I
did
on
my
way
west
(his
time,"
staled
S.
.1.
llungur-fonl,
vice-j.residenl
in
charge
of
operation
of
the
Canadian
'
tional
llailways.
who
reached
here
this
morning,
after
ait
ex-leusive
tour
of
iiisiectiou
of
t
lie
sj
stem's
western
lines.
Prospeels
throughout
Ihe
enlire
territory
are
excellenl,
according
to
Mr.
Iluiigerford,
who
stales
(hat
.business
generally
is
lugger
than
since
before
(lie
war
and
there
is
a
disposition
to
-
-
-
-----
lembark
on
new
business
veu-
ELIMINATE
.
lure...
peakinj;
or
louisli
.
i.ol
'iimbia.
he
said
the
iiiilicufions
.were
Ihat-lliere
would-be
the
WAR
HORROR
,ete-lkiJwlniS!
alsT
jhata
IlVZlltVll
!
heavy
volume
or
lumber
business
-r
jis
tieiiw
done
via
Die
Panama
Former
Gorman
Ambassador
I'
anal
to
hurope
ami
points
Makes
Proposals
to
Reduce
War
to
Sporting
Event
I
GENEVA,
May
21.
Concrete
proposals
to
forbid
the
use
of
airplanes
and
poison
gas
In
warfare
and
to
suppress
heavy
artillery
and
tanks
were
put
forward
by
Germany
at
a
session
of
the
preparatory
disarmament
commission.
Von
DernstorfT,
former
United
States
ambassador
to
the
United
States
presented
the
proposals.
SMALL
FISH
SALE
ON
EXCHANGE
TODAY
Two
Trips
of
Salmon
Changed
Hands
at
13o
and
3o;
Hail-but
14c
and
15o
The
fish
sale
on
exeliantrH
In-
day
was
small,
there
being
only
one
American
boat
selling
at
I
l.'JOc
and
7e
and
two
('anadians
lie
and
15.
20c.
ami
7c
ami
8e.
Salmon
sold
al
lite
for
reds
nnd.
Je
for
whiles.
Arrivals
were'
:
American.'-
"I
Chelsea,
tO.noo,
to
Cold
Stor
age.
Canadian
Mat.,
t
K.ooo.
lo
ACin1:
Fisheries.
Yelna
it.,
2,550,
Jo
Allin,
Fisheries.
;,,(
1
'
,'
Salmon
Tekla,
1.500
r4.
and
.300
whiles,
to
Cobl
Sti'iruge.;
'
Hippo.
2.500
reds
nnd
100
whites,
to
Allin
Fisheries.
on
the
eastern
coast
of
North
Amcr-
iia.
P.
Drown,
chief
engineer,
tin.l
W.
A.
KiiiKsland,
general
manager
of
western
lines,
arrived
with
Mr.
Hungerford
who
will
remain
in
the
rily
until
Sunday,
.vhen
he
will
leave
for
Ihe
easl
via
DoluMi
and
Chicago.
MANY
HOMERS
IN
BASEBALL
Ruth
Continues
to
Knock
'em
Over
the
Fence
and
Other
Sluggers
Follow
NKW
YOHK,
,May
Iluth
continues
to
IM.
-jf-Date
knock
em
over
t
lie
fence,
,hooAltuir
hN
number
oi
home
runs
for
the
season
to
fifteen
as
a
re'sull
of
his
play
on
Wednesday,
and
Thursday.
While
Hulh
was
col-,
leelinsr
two
'We.lnes.jay,
Meusel
and
Coomhes
also
connerted
'wiDi
gne
each.
Thursday
Huth
slain
med
out
another,
giving
;i
Ihe
Yankees
the
unusual
record
,iol
3f
home
runs
in
32
game'
American
League
A,r
Chicasro
13,
Doslon
I,
J1'
St.
Louis
I,
New
York
3'
Cleveland
2.
Phila.lelphialO,
Detroit
(5,
Washington
S.
National
League''
New
York
5,
I'itlsburir
llrooklyp
2,
CinciuiiatLiT
-Doslon
.
Chicasro
8,
m,.
Philu.lelpliid
,
St.
Loulp-J.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best-for
the
least.
Phone
467.
-
i-amtt
;
U)f
XU"
X
lJ
t
.
,
i
PUIXCK
niU'KiriV
D.C.,
FIUPAY,
MAY
SI,
(U2H.
rwterd.ri
ctrcuLiion.
km
strwt
SileM
PBir.E
mF7CENTftr
INERS
REFUSE
ACCEPT
PROPOSFn
TERMS
ERMAN
PROPOSALS
TO
RESTRICT
USE
OF
DANGEROUS
WEAPONS
IN
WAR
nnsft
Miners
Jfeust?
Accept
Terms
Proposed
for
Strike
Settlement
LONDON.
May
1.
The
national
conference
of
miners'
I'lreutc
rejected
I
he
ifint'ifmifiil'p.
tiriiioal
fur
:.
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r
il...
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uiitimi
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.
7-tui'i(
rf
u'if-iv-.a
iuu
U
.
Wo
are
iiimlilo
In
riTiiinmeinl
lh:il
tfie
miner
accept
reniier
Italtl
win
'
.ropoul
for
u
reduction
of
wages,
which
h
nul
al
(he
present
lime
ruidc
for
u
decent
standard
of
EAVY
DAMAGE
KUMMUKMAI
PRINCE
GEORGE
LADY
PREACHER
STILL
MISSING
Africa
Free
as
Great
Britain
Declares
General
Hertzog,
Head
of
Nationalist
Party
iny
Africa
.Country
Free
to
Secede
if
She
Should
be
so
Stupid
as
to
do
so,
Declares
Prime
Minister
of
Union
,
CPCTOVN,
May
til.
Central
llerl.og,
(hl
Prime
Min
ister,
in
a
long
statement
on
(he
international
.stains
of
(Iir
I
muu
in
Ihe
lioiise
of
Assembly,
declared
thai
ho
ha'd
always
taken
up
the
(Ki-ition
that
(he
Union
hud
secured
complete
in-teniauonat
stntus
e.iial
lo
(hat
of
any
other
dominion
or
any
pa
l
of
(he
Drili-h
Kmpire.
"In
(hat
re-pecl,'
he
nid,
'I
contend
(hat
we
arc
a
free
and
as
independent
Omit
Dritain
herself.
Ofi
Ihut
point
Iheru
is
no
difference
between
us,
hut
(here
is
u
difference
between
us
as
to
what
is
nieailt
by
this
free.
eoin.lete.
and
in.lepcnileut
lta:us.
My
coulenlion
is
an.)
has
always
been
that
vye
are
in
a'
-
jiosi;
ion
of
absolute
equality
even!
with
Great
Dritain
and
even
in
regard
to
the
question
oT
secession,
but
we
know-
thai
in
prac-.lc-
we
have
a
great
deal
lo
aciiiev-
and
tu
acquire,
ami
we
Know
that
lienerat
Smuts
at
all
:.mes
lias
been
busy
trying
to
acquire
Ihese
full
righls
and
to
exercise
these
full
rights.
Would
be
Unwise
"We
know,'
lie
continued,
'lhee
are
some
of'
these
rights
wiiton
we
ooutu
umi-inigiit'
ex
ei-eise
whereas
there
are
others
ffie
rr-t.'rSe?i-"?mi7;
ftCfln-
ianee
wlucli
it
would
be
very
Unwise
and
ill-advised
for
us
lo
exercise
except
by
deviation
through
the
agency
and
means
of
Great
ltritaiu
herself."
General
Hertzog
gave
as
an
example
the
case
of
diplomatic
representation.
It
would
be
fool
ish,
he
declared,
for
South
j
Africa
lo
nppoinl
her.
own
ani-
bis'sadors,
although,
at
the
same
time,
it
might
be
wise
ami
politic
where
necessary
to
have
her
own
ambassador
or
her
own
repre-l
senlalive.
He
agreed
thai
lhey
should
not
try
to
undertake
more
than
tliey
could
carry,
but
whero
today
Great
Dritain
carried
many
things
on
their
behalf
they!
should,
where
opportunity
of-:
fered
and
their
interests
de-!
mamle.l
it,
be
ready
Jo
lake
over
their
own
duties
and
responsibilities,.
That
was
unquestionably,
he
declared,
one
of
the
first
and,
weightiest
problums
to
lie
dealt
j
with
by
the
Imperial
Conference.
Perfectly
Frank
If
we
want
to
remain
on
a
friendly
footing"
Die
Premier
continued,
"with
.each
part
of
Hie
Dritish
Kmpire,
or
whatever
you
call
ilf
then
il
is
essential
mat
we
should
thoroughly
and
openly
state
what
the
position
is.
There
is
nothing
to
hide
or
to
he
afraid
of,
and
that
is
where
differ
front
General
Smuts.
"1
say
we
are
absolutely
free
and
uiitrauimelled,
absolutely
inde
pendent,
just
as
free
as
Great
Dritain
herself,
and
if
we
should
be
so
stupid
as
to
do
so
we
aro
free
to
secede."
FERTILIZER
PLANT
BALTIMORE
BURNED
DAI.TIMOUK,
May
21.
Fire
wrecked
the
fertilizer
plant
of
Gciffilh
and
Doy
and
the
Sum
mers
Company
al
Canton
lodav.
The
loss
is
about
half
a.niiltiot:
dollars,
ARMY
OFFICER
RELEASED
I'F.Kl.V,
May
21.
Captain
Thomas
Dells
of
(he
Pnlle.1
Slates
army
attached
to
the
American
legation
here
was
released
bv
bandits
who
made
him
captive
in
tJonan
province
bit
May
17.
.
,
.
.
.
"
Ambnglhe
Terrace
V'tsit'ors-ir.
Jbe,
city
,;,(M'ay
Is
V.
.Mpore,
niaisiercd
at
(he
Princv
Huperl
hotel.
WAS
HE
BURIED
AND
YET
ALIVE
Insurance
Company
Pays
Amount
of
Policies
on
Supposed
Death
and
Then
Man
Turns
Up
SAIlNTA,
May
21.
There
is
an
iiilet-esiitij;
insurance
c:e
here
in
which
aDCr
the
burial
of
the
husband,
the
wife
collected
the
insurance
mony.'
Then,
Knocli
Anlextrfike,
the
Jiustiand
agaiu
p'eared
and
the
"Company
'that
paid
'over
the
money
is
taking
steps
to
recover
it.
Adelanl
Lebert
is
supposed
lo
be
resting
in
the
Sarnia
cemetery
and
his
widow
is
now
Mrs.
Man-ley.
Two
policies
of
insurances
were
paid
to
her
from
the
Mutual
Dent-Tit
Life
Insurance
Company
f
Newark,
New
Jersey,
who
have
recently
learned
that
Lebert
is
nltve
and
well
and
living
al
Stony
Point.
Ontario.
They
ore
pre
paring
to
site
the
lady
for
the
return
of
the
moitey.
PETE
LAT
ZO
IS
FIGHTVICTOR
Beats
Mickey
Walker
and
Wins
Welterweight
Championship,
Getting
Unanimous
De-,
clslon
SCitANTON,
Pa.,
May
21.
Pete
T.atio
of
Scranlon,
secured
lie
worlds
welterweight
cham
pionship
last
tiilil
when
he
won
the
judge's
decision
in
a
ten-round
match
with
Mickey
Walker,
titleholdetv
for
the
past
four
years.
Latzo
received
the
unanimous
lecisiqn
of
two
judge,
after
the
battle
which
was
liiDerly
fought
all
the
way,
the
result
of
one
of
the
most
sensational
upscls
in
ring
history.
Walker
had
decisively
beaten
Latzo
two
years
ago
and
was
a
two
lo
tme
favorite
when
ho
eu-
'ered
the
ring.
FISHERMAN
CONVICTED
Leonard
Tyree
of
Seattle
Guilty
.
of
Manslaughter
for
Killing
Partner
,
SILVPf
Ll
May
'Vii
Leonard
Tyree,
a
fisherman,
was
con
vicled
of
manslaughter
by
n
Jurv
hero
tpday
in
connection
vvith
the
death
of
his
partner,
Thornwell
Shellhonv
a
former
resident
of
Medicine
Hat.
aboard
their
srusboat
"ElhcJT!
'-on
Lake
Union
here
on
February
8.-
;
Tyree
said
he
IIi'oukIi
Shell-horn
with
a
riffe
ih'reatened
to
sbu.so
him
and
also
threatened
''is
life.
1