.
r
wt'iny
Mnr
uours.
In
Hramloil
Hills
clislriel,
seven
iuehes
of
snow
Ml
while.
it
viteioo..
ll:lf-l,
Jir
M;ik
itlt.ii,-:iti
lli.i
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t..
llll
Illilivr.
A
"
result
nf
Ihe
precipitation,
tin-
fall
crops
have
been
It'llfll
III!'
III
illllUIII'H
III
llll!
IIYIT.ILTI'
ill
llll.
Hill
nr
III,.
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KUUBLfco
in
ooru
oi
iiaurrcGiion
iu
Precipitate
Adjournment
of
Newfoundland
Legislature
JOHN'S,
Nfld..
May
22.
in,
r
.Milium
io,
my
niviicti
1
1
-it
Hiadley.
miul.trr
vvillt-
i
ii
uiiiii,
nun
.iiiuiirr
oi
ii
Works
llurll
to
explain
it
nun
we
oi
In
overthrow
uiiiii)
i'v
or
clc
reign.
The
irnri'
adjourned
In
enable
k
anient
lo
deal
willi
al-i
u.fiial
di-cnion
in-
ii
--i
ittitr-
iiif'tiiiitf
rm
PARTS
T
BE
DUTY
FREE
to
HUi'-imut'ile
parU
Mill
In:
til
in?,
I'jrm
til
ii
1
1
rimr
rnrn
KKV
HKHK
HAS
TO
QUIT
a.
h
.
...
.
t
ama
nosonucru.
vvuriu
a
Champion
Bantamweight,
Too
Good
For
Cana
dian
Tltleholder
TOUOXTO,
May
ii.
Charjie
nerir.
world
n
liaiitam-
iuli
'
i
IiIiiiIiIi.i
ro
ti'il
u
I
el'
Il
ea'
iviiockoul
in
the
fifth
champion.
Iat
infill.
The
i
ii
m
i
iiii
w
i
ta
ii
m
ii
t
n
i
ii
it
it
Hi
men
were
ovcrwciKht.
K
A
HAV
Nli
BIG
CELEBRATION!
I
0
m
BC
Mi
I
W
i.i
A
utkUM
Art
as
nML.nin.viii
mil
lliit
h
ui
unimu
yueen
or
tveni
uoina
on
in
Capital
City
VII
TOIHA,
May
2?.--The
an-
i
it
I
l:niiOrii
tlni.-
t.nlt.lii-ii
I
Inn
he-
-
....j
ii
nere
ins
iit.-hi
wuii
t
ie
.
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t.
it.i
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OI
.'US
lUlllllCeil
.Will-
ns
mi'
iiuei-ii
ui
iiiu,
iiiw-
"'iiMi
i
lie
ceremony
was
per-
nneil
iiy
Lleiilenaul-Oovuruor
luce
IKI
kV
I
AUPknlTlbll
uiiuiiLi
imti
1.11
i
1
1
1
BOXES
10-ROUND
DRAW
vlded
Honors
Last
Nlaht
at
adlunn
Smian.
n.i
UUIII.
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1
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i
j
n
i
uvii
miti
Eddie
Hufman
or
Call-
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fornla
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.MailltiOII
Sillliipn
fliii-ilml
Subscribe
to
Iho
Dal)
News,
I
ami,
never
since
tin
humour
year
or
liM5,
have
spring
Indicn
lion
pointed
to
Mich
a
bountiful
harvest.
'
4
AH
dauycr
of
-.oil
drifting
It
now
pasl
iiml
Hip
miow
and
rain
has
efierihely
quenched
Hie
forc.l
uml
buh
fires
lliat
were
fhrratculiu;
Manitoba
and
West
ern
Ontario.
t
McRAE
LIBEL
CASE
SET
FOR
VICTORIA
CHOICE
OF
SLOAN
VAXPH
VF.lt.
May
ii,
Hun.
William
Sloan,
nt
t
n-iler
of
mine
and
pm-vinetal
secretary,
ha
chosen
Victoria
a
Hie
venue
Tor
hi
50,00il
libel
uil
ntfaiul
Ocucral
Mr-Itae
and
the
order
lia
(t'li
nitrovi'd
by
11
a
i
it
-liff
councl.
FISH
ARRIVALS
""or
larm
nmnigiii
n
i
wo
American
ana
i-our
una
Announced
by
Minister
of
'
dlan
Halibut
Boats'
Sell
Finance
I
Catches
Narbethona
rings
Salmon
i
I
Mi
arrival
llii
niorniu
lolallcd
.Mi.hiui
iouml,
l
lAinorican
vchkpN
landing
15.500
poumU
of
halibut
a
I
g
I
four
adiau.
I
l,:ii)0
pound.
I'ric
Acre
from
It.
to
to
IS.3C
and
7
for
American
fili
and
from
1
ic
llo
ll.;ic
and
He
for
tiaitadian.
t
he
day'i
arrivals
were
a
fo.-
lowi:
Amorican
Alia
n
tic.
tu.mm
.ound,
to
Hie
llootli
I'Nherien.
(Had).,
i.5nn
potiml.
to
1
1
-
Canadian
l'lli
V
Cold
Storage
Compatiy.
Canadian
X.
A
S..
I.Hdo
pound,
ami
Scrub
a.OOO
iiouiid.
to
the
Alii
i
lihcrie.
li.T.
Ci.oiMl
pound
to
the
lloyal
l'lli
Co.
:
Toodie,
0,5(Hi
pound',
lo
the
Canadian
l'ih
tV
Cold
Storage
IX
Salmon
Natliot
tH'iiff
.
o.'-'On.
redi
and
Itoo
white,
to
Ho'
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
li.ie
and
:'o.
PILSUDSKI
OUT
FOR
POLISH
PRESIDENCY
Leader
of
Successful
Revolution
ary
Forces
Definitely
Agrees
to
Become
Candidate
WAHSAW,
May
22.
Marshal
Jiludki.
leader
of
the
success
ful
military
revolt,
has
definitely
aigreed
to
become
a
candidate
for
president.
1
lie
national
Assem
bly,
tailed
to
meet
here
on
.May
:il,
will
select
a
new
executive.
WEATHER
REPORT.
Terrace,
cloudy
and
calm;
temperature
ll.
Anvox.
clear,
calm,
temp.
51.
fin.
Stewart,
cloudy,
calm,
lemp.48.
Ilaiellon,
cloudy.
cnlm;
4cm).
Telcurapb
Creek,
cloudy,
calm,
lemneraliirc
15.
Hums
Lake,
cloudy,
calm;
temperature
51.
Miss
Manila
Marsh
left
oi
r..i..f.iiiv
nioininiis
train
to
iniiii
Hie
holiday
week-end
ai
Terrace
wilh
her
parenls,
Itural
Dean
and
Mrs.
T.
J
,
The
nmler
North
B.C.
Regiment
Will
Leave
Tomorrow
for
Interior
Fifty
eight
member
of
tin;
First
Xorlh
II.C.
Regiment,
Under
Hie
eoiumaml
of
Colonel
.)
W.
X'icholls,
will
entrain
on
a
special
car
attached
lo
Hie
freight
I
rain
leaving
here
carlv
tomorrow
morning.
From
Ter
race
the
regiment
will
proceed
on
a
route
march
to
I.akel.
i
..i
i
.
....
i.iikc
wueri
manoeuvre
will
undertaken.
The
rcsiimcnlal
hand
will
lie
in
attendance
and
the
rejtimeul
will
entrain
in
fm!
marching
order.
While
in
Terrace
the
band
'will
give
a
con
cert.
The
regiment
will
return
lo
the
city
on
Monday
night.
Officers,
X.U.O.V
ami
mer.
niaLfnv
I
lie
trip
will
Include
the
following:
uoionei
J.
.
.iciioii.,
com-inaudlu';
Major
S.
I.
Johnliinc
ndjulaiil;
Capt.
Percy
Tinier,
Hapl.
II.
V.
Kilt.
Capl.
II.
W.
Cameron,
Lieut.
II.
Floyd,
Lieut.
Xorri
l'rinle.
Liertl.
A.
II.
tjar-miehael,
and
Lieut.
J.
.S.
W
ilson.
Uapl.
and
JiiHilerinaler
lira
will
lie
in
rliarve
of
Irani'-port
iirraiii:ement.
ll.O.M.
Seriseanl
Malcolm
l.uml,
(Uimpauy
Sciveanl
Major
oliiuon,
C.S.M.
Wrl-ihl
UavK-M,
ersemH.
A.
J.
Sijuire,
W.
Ilor
robin,
C.
L.
Yuuutiiau,
A.
Mur-
ray
,11.
A.
Ponder,
lien.
C.adwal
jlader
ami
ltvei-y.
trderly-rooi:
Im
Unwin.
reKlmeiilal
band
will
l
Hie
command
of
Acliu.'
lainliiialer
C.S..M.
ROY
SMUT
I
FADFR
MjMor.
!resl
u
OavieK
afl
Will
romprif
Hie
followiui:
per-
a:if
oniiel:
Ser-'eaiil
"-eanl
llo'im
lln'sui
Itanro.
C4irpora1
lerry:
private-
I
-
1
1
1
I
if
.
I
.
4
1
ivi-iiy
nyi'u,
v
",rU,"rH'"',.Ml
aiflotO.'
Auckland.
J.
Kelly.
W
Urownle,
l.
I'revoitl,
.1.
Aucklaun.
Cecil
Ityiin,
C.
I'.
Ityuti.
tieory
ftnii
and
VV.
Iampbcll.
Simialliiii!
ection
under
command
of
Lieut.
Jack
llamley:
Scrjjiaul
A.
.1.
Squire..
Private-
Uml
Wllkliisou,
F.
Hucll,
J
I
Palmer,
Macmilh.
II.
Oaidou
aul
Peter
I
Hack,
and
in.
addition
Privates
J.
Ilarri.
Xormar
Shorlt.
Ituller,
F.
It.
Smith,
I.
II.
Jamlt'ou,
T.
J.
William.
A
J.
Waller.
Am:!!
Macilouald,
J.
Youn?,
W
.
Lony,
T.
Tournay,
it
CorbeH.
H.
Way
and
I".
T.
Way.
VICTORIA
CARPENTERS
THREATENING
STRIKE
Propose
to
Lay
Down
Tools
on
June
1
Unless
Building
Ex
change
Grants
S7
Wage
VprrolllA.
May
22.
The
tar-pi'iiltTs
tit
this
city
last
nlclil
decided
to
strike
on
June.
I
tin
-
le
there
is
a
jalisfaetory
reply
from
the
lluilders'
P.vchantrc
lielore
thai
lime
to
their
it'MUcst
for
a
tl
daily
wajre.
Hid.
Asked
Wheal
1.53
Vt
II.C.
Silver
:..
Consolidated
Duiiwell
IniMone
...
Iiuelltm
Howe
Hound
Indian
Mnrmoli.,
.......
PorterMhlaho
.
1
.00
.100.00
.
1.72
.
.32
.00
.00
&
.07
.08
Vi
2.0(1
1
.80
.30
01U
35.00
.07
to
i
.08
to
,10
li
:35
YANKEES
WIN
TEN
STRAIGHT
Qolng
Stronq
in
American
League
Whla
Cincinnati
Is
Safe
at
Top
In
National
MAV
YOltK,
May
ii.
The
Yankees
advanced
their
wiuuiui;
Mreak
to
ten
straight
on
.Friday,
h
record
for
ihe,
seaon.
In
four
limes
al
bal,
Hat"1
llulh
wa-thrice
walked,
Jil
I
in-r
a
.in$il
once,
liarl
'tJifij-J.v
.the
Chlca?
firsl
sackcr,
coiitiaiied
lii
liil
Una
spret
wlien
lie
three
di'iiliJe
anil
a
bonier
homer
Pi
Pit
hard
hilling
fourteen
vauieV
tlned
k'aiur
from
II....AI.
..
I
I.,
.......
..r..l..
..i
Yeterilay
score
were
follows:
Amerjcan
-League
,
Cliicaufti
,
loluM
8,
Cleveland
t,
Philaib-lplila
:t.
S.I.
Louis
t,
.New
York
7.
Oetroil
IV.sWa1imlon
13.
National
League
.Xi
w
York
.r,
Pillsdui
7.
lloslou
'J,
('hici'tfo
0.
UrooUyn
5,
UinriMiiali
A.
Phlladlephia
.
St.
I.oiiim
iiiirilie
i,
I
lie
!
,
iv.
Both
Are
Opposed
to
Baldwin
Proposals
For
Settlement
of
Coal
Strike
LONDON,
May
22
-The
mine
owners
today
Informed
the
Government
that
Premier
Baldwin's
compromise
proposals
for
ending
the
coal
strike
would
limit
the
freedom
of
administration
and
would
not
Increase
the
efficiency
of
the
Industry.
With
both
sides
opposed
to
the
proposed
scheme
there
Is
little
likelihood
of
a
change
In
the
mining
situation
for
a
number
of
days
as
most
of
the
oablnet
ministers
have
left
London
for
the
Whitsuntide
holidays.
O
f
TAXI
Boston
Grill
3BJV
W
andr!-
II
?
fte
gdH
gF
uuiuuiiy
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
ServW
with
newly
laid
dancing
'
Anywhere
at
Anytl
'ffi,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3f
p
.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
tile
WATT
VtDECK,
Prop.
'r,t
Jfr
least.
Phone
457.
"mi.:,'
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI,
XVI.,
NO,
120.
PIllA'CK
ItUI'KUT,
IUi
SATCTUjAV,
MAY
22,
W2,
Yesterday's
Circulation,
Etn-ft
lo8,
III
PRIGK
FIVK
CENTS.
in
n
vv
ain
ana
dnow
tails
in
Generous
Quantity
and
Farmers
Rejoice
W'INXIPKU.
May
22.
Prairie
funnels
arc
loday
jubilant
rr
nii'liluiiial
moislnre,
snow
ami
rain
liavimr
fallen
over
mi
vjcmlrd
area
in
Manitoba
ami
Saskatchewan
tJiirinir
the
pasl
SOLDIERS
OFF
FOR
TERRACE
MOVEMENT
OF
GRAIN
HEAVY
More
Wheat
Being
Moved
From
Prairies
This
Year
Than
Last
WLVNIPFS,
.
May
ii.
to
Move-
ni'Mii
or
rroiii?vjMiMU
on
wen;
J,olJ
cars
l;utie
a
coni'iari'd
l'IW"NH
tlll'iriV"""
'Ult'JJ
rti.
Ihe
Ion
of
lift
4Valhiial
Leasrue,;
l1,w:
havi
wturjwyAe
or
the
la,-1
,u
.
.
-
iiiitiitiid
bushels
valor
on
Ihe
Canadian
National
amounls
lo
of
wliieli
M,.18S.0llfl
5.1
tit
von
i
iii
Saskalchewan
and
l,J;'8.ooii
in
Maiiitolia.
Allierla
ha
.only
l.:inH.omi
bushcU
to
he
moved
from
elevator..
Inspection
during
the
pat
week
were
sot"l.
3.5rt
car
bein
passed
;waint
only
COH
during
Hie
same
week
of
lVi-.
Tiie
u'iuually
heavy,
movement
sinre
Ihe
oi.eniiiKkof
navi-
pal
ion
K
due
In
the1.
Increased
cmp
oT
lal
seaon,
of
which
it
is
climated
about
the
same
pcr-cenlace
r-niaiu
lo
bt;
shipped
as
;of
the
previous
crop
at
Ibis
lime
I
last
year.
Meteoric
Career
of
Real
Estate
Salesman
Who
Became
Millionaire
But
the
Bubble
Burst
Yesterday
UAMIIKN5.
.V.J
May
22.
The
meleonc
ri-e
of
n.
ItoWey
LTiickcr-aged
from
new
stand
pntprielor
at
tlanidcn
Ferries
I'
'
.'
'
it
I
.
II,.
.a:
.1.1
..I.
-k
:
......
..I...
I
hi
years
ng't
iu
oeau-u
rrauy
rirpuraiioii.
which
.-vcaiisurirtj
inure
lliaii
?i,tMMJ,0V(i
worlli
of
business
lat
year.,
received
a
jolt
ycslcrday
when
a
receiver
was
appointed
following
a
'bank
rupt1
"
pelllion
iiy
creuilors
for
his
firm
of
J.
It.
nicker
Inc.,
Willi
liabilities
liled
at
?i,2:0,0U0
andasels
or
about
$1,-2r)t,)00.
Tockci'.
(ifler
gradiinling
at
Dartmouth
College,
pawned
his
.
....
waleli
for
lranportalioii
to
MINE
OWNERS
WITH
MINERS
Kamden,
arrixint'
vi(li
only
8j
'cents
ami
after
worklijg
a
a
j
shipyard
rivelter
piirvliiifcd
a
news
stand.,
His
career
in
Ihe
'real
estate
business
was
launched
as
a
result
of
conversations
:
between
the
purchasers
of
newspapers,
whom
he.
heard
predicting
great
advances
in
Cam-jden
property.
I
Disposinir
of
his
new
stand,
Tucker
secured
employmt'iit
as
a
real
estate
salesman
and
"became
a
star
al
the
game.
Shortly
aflerward
he
set
up
in
business
for
himself
and.
.extending
rapidly,
opened
branches
In
several
cities.
Lat
October
Tucker
look
out
a
lire
insurance
policy
for
a
million
dollars.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
T.
McClymont
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
K.
CamT-heli
left
on
Ibis
imirning's
IraS.i
for
Kilsmnkaluni
to
spend
(hn
week-end
as
the
guest
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
I..
Mcintosh.
SUCCUMBS
SUDDENLY
oubdwiswn
dketch
Plans
Are
Harry
Lister.
Contracts
Cold
-
While
on
Tour
and
Dies
When
Diphtheria
Develops
SIILIIHIlOOKt:.
Que.,
May
22
Harry
Lister
uf
Ottawa,
Dominion
field
commissioner
for
the
Hoy
Soon
I
Movement
in
Canada,
died
ut
l.ennoxville
last
niulit.
.While
on
an
organization
tour
ho
coulracli'd
a
cold
iu
his
tin
oat
.which
developed
into
diphHieria:
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Approved
Digby
Island
Tract;
Small
Acreage
Summer
Homes
.A
small
gang
of
surveyors
lias
jifsl
slarled
work
on
the
tlelniled
idans
of
small
subdivisions
on
Digby
Island
for
the
Provincial
(ioveriimenl.
As
soon
as
ihe
plans
are
completed
ami
regislcml,
Ibis
Innd
will
be
put
on
the
market
for
use.
for
summer
collages,
gardens
or
chicken
ranches.
The
survey
is
being
made
in
response
lo
a
request
from
Ihe
Huiml
of
Irndc
niul
action
was
taken
because
of
a
demand
for
small
acreage
in
Iho
neighborhood
of
Ihe
city.
une
tract
mat
is
being
pre
pared
for
the
market
Is"
situated
on
I
igti
isiaiul
at
lUxwe
Cove
Just
beyond
Ihe
Quarantine
.Sta-
lion,
it
has
half
a
mile
friinlngc
ami
(he
preliminary
sketch
pluns
which
have
been
ap-pi
dved
show
about
thirty
half-acre
lot
on
the
waterfront
and
a
doie.a'
two-aero
"
plots
a
short
distant
inland.
There
is
good
anchorage
for
boats
otposilo
Ihe
properly
ami
this
fad
alone
makes
il
very
desirable;
Another
tract,
smaller
than
Ihe
other,
Is
located
at
Crlppen
Cov'e
and
.includesjejold
bulld-
.
bugs
of
Iho
boneless
herring
plant.
At
that
point
the
bind
seems
more
suited
for
gardens
ofUtird
the
water
supply
is
good
but
there
is
no
anchorage
for
boats,
it
being
only
at
high
tide
that
a
landing
can
be
made
there.
Already
iniiiries
have
been
made
for
this
laud
and
it
is
expected
that
the
demand
fur
some
or
the
lots
will
be
instant
if
tlio
prices
set
are
reasonable.
So
far
there
has
been
no
intimation
gixen
us
lo
what
prices
are
likely
to
lie
asked
or
what
terms
will
b
Wn
to
purchasers
President
Coolidge's
Order
Provokes
Wrath
of
Thirsty
Senators
AVASHIXfiTON.
M;.v
'.
Tip
iTC;tlion
nf
an
artnv
iif
ten
(iatiadian
XaHonalfjiie
durint?
(hoii-aml
dry
agcnl
lliroiipli
Hie
enlisting
of
Malt?,
family
and
the
week
eudirvr
Tluirfday
was
niiuiicipal
officers
with
remuneration
set
at
one
dollar
annually
seven
lime
heavier
thifn
tliaf
of
jnlo
the
federal
prohibition
service
was
approved
Ijy
President
he
coriespomlins
wiekt'of
last
Coolidge
oil
Friday.
year.
Loadings
for
Hiei
period
The
order
aroused
bitter
opposition
in
the
Henate,
being
,i:r7.m(i
characterized
by
Senator
Kdwards,
Democrat,
Xcw
Jersey,
a
witli
SOI
"Hie
mo-l
revolutionary
order
isued
from
Hie
While
House
in
SfaUierilicar''
'5i-,,,'n
boslml
In
la;.,
peace
times.
'
lie
urged
a
national
referendum,
declaring
Ihul
"eiiii:
iliirin-'
Hie
perio.
m,
j,u,ic
wa
bejit
on
ending
prohibitou.
four
Irlos
to'
Hi)
plate
ajralilM
I
busiiels
a
airaliisi.
:.
Jloslon
pitcher-.
Cim-innag
wo,j
6,Mm
bushels
lal
year.
PAPfC!
CUfPMCNTQ
(V
''
"
iI'Mliui,
nilVLtL
Ullll
1111.11
1
U
111
GRhIN
FROM
VANCOUVER
Number
of
Small
Shipments
Made
During
Week
But
None
In
Cargo
Lots
VAX-COL
Vl-.lt.
Miiy
21.
Vessels
taking
cargo
from
Vancouver
duiiirg
Hie
wej'k
all
earned
parrel
lots,
nbiie
'taking
full
cargoes.
They
wjej-e:
Canadian
Transporter,
for
Avoumauth
17,1)7?
bushels.
'
Monar
for
)
London
7
5,007
bushels.
Heen
for
Antwerp
37,333
bushels.
(
hickisaw
City
for
Liverpool
71.000
busliels.
Duchess
De
Aosta
for
Malta
38,703:
for
Mediterranean
port
7
1.007
busiiels.
Kohin
Maru
for
Xagoya
31,-G07
bushels.
NORGE
EXPERT
SAFE
AFTER
LAND
TRIP
Amlety
Had
.
Been
Felt
For
Capt.
Oscar
Wisting
Who
Was
Two
Days
Overdue
at
Nome
XOMi;
May
Si.
Cap!.
Oscar
Wishing,
landing
expert
of
the
Xorge,
who
left
.Nome
on
Tuesday
for
Hluff.
Gil
miles
east
of
here,
relumed
on
Friday.
Anxiety
had
been
fell
as
he
was
scheduled
lo
return
on
Wednesday.
LIEUT.-COLCNET
BOH
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
VICTOItlA.
May
ii.
Lieul
Col.
J.
C.
L.
Holt
died
in
the
hospital
here
aged
51
following
several
months
of
illness,
lie
was
a
veteran
both
of
t
lie
lloer
War
and
ala
of
the
World
War.
He
resided
in
Vernon
for
many
years.
RUSSELL
SCOHMUST
AGAIN
FACE
JURY
ON
A
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
CHICAOO.
May
ii.
lluell
Scott,
a
Canadian,
convicted
of
murdering
a
Chicago
drug
clerk
and
.-entenced
to
death
but
reprieved
two
hours
before
execu
tion
and
sent
lo
an
insane
prison,
has
been
found
sane
by
a
board
of
alienist.
and
must
face
a
jury
again.
PLAGUE
AT
BAGDAD
tricts
ltASHA,
May
i2.
ljiornious
lamave
to
crops
j
reported
in
northwest
Mesopotamia,
where
many
districts
are
inundated.
The
plague,
has
broken
out
in
llagdad,
which
was
recently
swept
by
flood.
Twenty-nine
persons
died
of
the
disease
in
one
Week.
Lionel
Bennett
of
Stewart,
who
has
been
spending
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
Irip
in
tin
south
for
the
past
two
weeks,
returning
north
on
Ihe
Prince
Itupert
tonight.
.
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess'
Heat-rice,
Cajit.
S.
K.
0
ray,
is
due
iu
port
CrojuvYaiicouver
any'wav,
trts
tt'tft
afternoon
t?lcioc;
STRIKERS
BEING
DENIED
RELIEF
No
Disposition
Being
Shown
on
Part
of
Miners
to
Return
to
Work
Under
New
Terms
LOXDOX.
May
22.
Repor's
friifii
Wales,
Nottinghamshire
aifd
Derbyshire
state
that
thousand
of
miners
have
marched
to
the
Poor
Law
relief
offices
protesting
against
the
cullinr
down
of,
relict
dole
lo
their
families.
Al
Newport.
(he
marcher.
were
met
by
the
policu
who
read
a
proclamation
from
the
mayor
to
the
elTeci
that
Ihey
would
nol
be
allowed
lo
ga
to
the
workhouse,
.Demands
for
distribution
of
relief
in
the,
shapj
of.
bread
and
cheese
were
a(o
re-
lusetl.
AH
ilemonstralions
were
orderly.
f
As
yet.
Hie
miners
are
showing
lo
apparent
disposition
anywhere
lo
return
to
work
al
tlni
reduced
wages.
HIS
VICTORIA
CROSS
STOLEN
Mean
Thief
Visits
Room
Michael
O'Rourke
In
Van
.couver
BUTTER
CAUSE
OF
of
YANOUVF.It,
May
22.
Michael
OTtourke.
who
won
the
Victoria
Cross
al
theHattle-
of
Ihe
Somine
while
serving
with
Ihe
Seventh
(Vancouver;
Halta-
Jion,
repoVted
to
the'
police
last
night
the
theft
of
the
coveted
medal
together
with
the
Distinguished
Conduct
Medal
and
the
1014
Star
from
his
room
iu
a
local
hotel.
MAYBERRY
AND
.
FOLEY
IN
DRAW
Vancouver
and
Hamilton
Boxers
Fought
In
the
Rain
at
Southern
City
Last
Night
VAN4XrVFJl,
May
22.
Vie
.Foley
and
Howard
Mayberry,
.Hamilton
bantamweight,
fought
.to
a
ten-round
draw
In
Athletic
.Park
last
night.
The
bout
was
staged
in
the
open
and
rain
in-lerrered
somewhat
willi
the
oxers.
F'r,.DzrarD,;riDUMPiNG
tax
on
QUERY
BEING
MADE
OTTAWA,
May
22.
An
in
quiry
lias
been
received
from
the
Australian
.government
a
to
the
application.
o;
a
dumping
lax
In
Canada
on
Australian
butter
subsidized
for
export'.
MRS.
BOULTBEE
DIES
VANCOUVER
AGED
98
VAXCOlYKIt,
May
23
One
of
Hritish
Cotiindiia's
pioneers,
Mrs.
F.lizn
Houlthee,
died
here
aged
08.
Her
son,
Charles
Hoult-
.
.
I
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t
1
iii-e.
airii
a
iew
weeKS
.'iliao
Oil
Craliam
Island-.'