25
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOi,
XVI
,
NO,
82
EXCHANGE
OF
il
9ri.
M.D.
OFFICERS!
M)of.Cenerl
Kelchen
Come
From
Winnipeg
to
Victoria
to
Have
Charge
Here
'
t
w
pril
a.
Majvr
it
ii
.
Krtchvn.
ditrtel
!'
in.imltnK
Hit-
military
N
imiH-r
10
al
nudeg.
In
i"
MMintt
Holru'l
ffi-
iiiin.iii.lii
v.-
Mllllar)
District
Ni
tiiiKi
II
f
i.
t,.r.
II.C
lit
,i'J
i
-;.
.
J.
M.
!.
n
n.-in.in.(f
m
1
1
ii
wry
ltrtot
II.
Vi
!
-iia
Hit
Uum
transferred
V
nnipiTK
iltolrict
officer
iiiiiiHMiini
M.
i.
n.
efleevvr
'
;n,i
I.
Tni'
i
ii.i
Northern
in:
iwi-
t
a
I
mi)
iil
at
Prime
Hu-1
nit
under
District
Num-
II
UKtl
W
til
llflri
.
f.ilHT
IM-'I'
mtrol
of
Maj'i
-ii"ittjrl
K
II!
II
POWERFUL
TUG
FOR
THE
COAST
Vessel
WIII
Tow
Logs
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
Powell
River
VH
TOIIIA.
April
8.
1'nr
low
P
iiriHtir
lii'lWC'll
Oliccii
I
Ha
lntli
lninl
und
l'owi'll
Hiri,
the
Kiiifronilio
NniKiilMn
i
Miipany
ha
nurrliiiMnJ
a
pnw
rir
liiBhiiiil
from
the
Hrilifh!
Hiliutralty.
il
wa
aimouiirwl
by
Xoi
uiaii
Yarrow
today.
The
e-.iel.
Wlilrh
left
.
I.iiilh.
Sriiilaml.
on
March
37.
I
clefl-imI
In
iirrie
hero
ulioiil
May
IT.
She
will
he
roinerted
froiii
coal)
lo
an
oil
burner
at
the.
Yarrows
liuimall
pliiiil
secondbeeY
VOTE
ASKED
VII
TOIIIA.
April
8.
A
petition
iTiieil
liy
Tolly
per
reul
rent
of
Hie
HeM-iloke
electors
which
ar-rle.
here
today
ak
for
a
ee-oml
heer
hy
the
sla?'
pleld-rile.
which
II
I
jluled
prohnbly
will
he
uraiited
under
hwiilallou
eiiipowerinir
the
poveriuneiil
lo
ufraiiK'1
a
ereond
vole.
ONE
HALIBUT
BOAT
Only
one
hulllihl
Imal
fold
her
fiilrh
here
today.
II
was
Hos
Arrow
wild
2o,000
which
"was
piirehu-M'd
liy
Hum
Cold
Hloragi
I'oiupany
nl
12.7'Uo
and
Cc,
T2
j
WhiMl
it-
;II.C.
SiIt
lyiUi'ii-ri-xi
i
Imiuvcll
1l:i.ii
I
A
I
Il'rcinicr
pol
ler
hlalio
3)'
..in
will
reach
Ml
lenit
lo,000.-
I
(Mill
CAVAN
MENTIONED
AS
NEW
GOVERNOR
GENERAL
OF
CANADA
4
l.ii.MHI.V
April
8
Tin
'ratlin
m
il
ha
excellent
irn-.ni..
liir
believing
that
tin
I.
ail
f
Cavan.
former
j-Iik-i
nf
the
Imperial
uMirr-
al
in.
wlli.
succeed
l.ord
HyiiK
a-
liuwriMir
Ueneral
l
I'm
nU
when
Ih
lrm
.ll--
.ll
IMIttKH
in
Auxuil
ii.-M
Tin
Ijirl
i
ii?
year
..I
TORREY
RE-ELECTED
J1AY0R
OF
KETCHIKAN
Kl
H:illKN.
April
8.
-
Turn
Tin-ivy
Mii
ri'-i'li-etnl
muyot-
of
Kflrliikan
for
Uil'
bUHi
"
'
I
'
nl
a
y
.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
lli.l.
AikU
I
K
I.
nr.
;'.ni
I.",.
:i
inn
.'.or
.III
.!'.
.11
'a
liH
m
.Hi'-
SHACK
BURNED
BY
BUSH
FIRE
Department
Has
Been
Busy
During
24
Hours
Extinguishing
Blazes
on
Dry
Townslte
Tln
cii
fin-
ili'ptirltiK'iil
hat
heni
huy
durinar
llii
nal
lwi-iilv-1
rmi
l..ma
......
II.
.....I1
mili
firp
on
I
lie
lowntil.j
and:
lh'
Hrrital
of
rain,
after
the
dry,
w
Inily
W
iMier
of
lh
I'jkI
wvk,
U
a
Ki'iicrul
ri-lli'f.
Tin!
dry.
dead
i:r:i
had
lu-i'ii
l-cumln
jf
vry
iaflaiiiinahh-
and
easily
ignited.
About
3
o'clock
yc-lcnruy
uf-lnioon,
Iticn
wh
a
pra
fire
on
llif
waN'rfronl
nrar
llu
diVH-lur
and
a
hark
ieloii;thi
lo
Jack
Anderson,
a
(ehwraph
line
man
who
i,
mil
of
I
lie
city,
wax
mniMiHipd.
'Hi"
eon
I
en
I
of
(In;
Hwi
vtvrr
miinvrd.
At
7.30
lafl
-irniiisr.
llu
dc-pnrtntMit
had
a
rail
to
put
oul
a
rullier
lMiv
iira.i
fin-
iuar
and
tiir
di-uirtiinnt
hh
fllldl
out.
Thf
flanifn
were
MihdiH'd
but
nol
unlil
after
a
ohicken-HuiiM'
bad
been
corrlird.
'lite
niall
ttco
tnirk
u
urd
in
rpojHiiidiii'
lo
all
the
call
and
I.
toil
.fori
of
hoi
line
was
urd
allogetlnT.
MUSSOLINI
RECOVERS
Italian
Premier,
Following
Assault,
is
Going
to
Tripoli
h
rihnA
of
.
II.
Orui
al
'
the
far
fMil
or
tlviow.
H
wa
exllaTuiliiHl
by
ehrmicaU
and
walrr
nfler
a
hmct
lift
of
liii
bad
!.Hrn
laid.'
Again
at
7
Vlock
t
lit
inorti-ms.
a
bonfire
Jl
Jy.
He
Jg
hum
nlHR'li''iiWir.iri?rf$Tilinrr
at
Sfeal
fn
Kyi
uf
of
rnntrol
R0WE,
April
8.
Premier
Mussolini,
who
yesterday
escaped
assassination
at
the
hands
of
Hon.
Violet
Alblna
Olbson,
sister
of
the
Irish
Nobleman,
Baron
Ashbourne,
passed
a
good
night
and
left
today
for
a
voyage
to
Tripoli
aboard
a
battleship.
BIRTH.
i
ihni:.iiti-i'
was
horn
al
I
lie
Piit'ce
ltiiHM'i
liiMicral
lloiilai
on
April
8
l
Mi
.
and
.Mi.
l.liri
aihi-r.
Seal
t'lUe
Circle.
Extreme
Cruelty
Charged
Against
Woman
in
Treatment
of
Her
Child
in
the
Police
Court
This
Morning
A
-lory
or
iilinoM
unheliea!de
rnielty
or
a
woman
agaiiisl
.
....
lil
ehilil
v;l
mi
folded
in
the
rilv
Police
court
lliis
i...r
MhltUIimIc
!r.lviiuiiil
mill
ri'-ullt'd
in
Mi
IllOIIIUIfl
O"
-
,
,
xt
,.nii
iiein!
i-nniiiiilleil
for
trial
on
a
r
iariro
of
aifKi'U
vuli-'ti
anull
ocruMouing
nrltiul
biulily
harm
on
her
litllo
niece.
I
..I.,
i
nk
I
utl
Ii
riiMMiiinii
nt
nliiiL-
iii
ihc
cvidenct!
In
the
.ill
l
Jl
v.
c
cn.e.
accioeil
lliralieil
Iho
child
uiiiiii'ivifiilly
and
llien,
leaving
her
u
lus
of
hriliCN
IH'U
liur
up
o
ni''
muio
In
thai
rouilHion
she
was
foiinit.
at
li
o'clock
hy
I'JIik'f
Vlckul's
who
wii
culled
to
the
scene,
hy
nolKli-Iniis.
-Mrs.
Miiynaiil
was
not
on
the
scene
'when
Ho
chief
arrivoi'l
hut
a
little-
later
she
was.
located
hy
Constable
Alex.
Macdoitald
and
placed
under
ancsl.
lr.
-Te-niayne
was
called
and
k:o
tho
llllie
lil
Irealinenl.
Ill
treatment
of
Hie
child
at
tlic
hands
hr
her
aunt
I
aliened
lo
have
hern
mhif
on
between
February'
iMl
andilils
dultv
'inco
the
people
in
nuoslion
have
lieeu
living
ul
I
In-
Sluimrork
Itooms.
On
one
occasion,
accused
is
ul
Icucd
lo
have
bt-aleu
the
child
and
lied
her
in
a
sack
leaving
her
in
bed.
It
was
tesliried
hy
ono
of
Hie
vvilncsses
Unit
the
child
had
been
heard
once
lo
scream:
"Aunlv.
aunty,
don't
kill
me!
The
witnesses
in
court
this
morning
were
Ir.
Treinayuc,
Clilef
Yickers.
Coiislable
Mucdon
old.
Junius
Uos
ami
Ihc,
littlo
iil
herself.
Mrs.
.Muynaid
to
In
the
city
juil
and
will
appear
shortly
heforo
Jiiilire
Voiing
for
election.
"
1
f
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCr:
lll'PKHT.
II.O.
Till
HSDAY.
APHII,
8.
2.
YelerUaj
i
Circulation.
tiST
A
HISKY
.STl'.NT
AM)
HO.NK
HY
WOMAN
On
week
days
Mis
Viola
(ieulry
is
a
restaurant
cashier,
with
aviation
lis
a
hobby.
This
week
she
jumped
out
of
her
week-day
cliarticler
ami
flew
under
Krooklyn
bridge
where
dangerous
air
ciif-1
renl
have
forced
down
expert
flyers
!o
hack
down
from
at-'
leitipliug
Ihe
stunt.
Pholo
show
her
plane
passing
under
Ihe
bridge.
,.
j.v
PREMIER
MINE
OPERATIONS
A
summary
of
Premier
mining
operations
for
eoiii,iri-oii,
lhoe
of
ill'.'!,
i
as
follows;
Diamond
drilling,
feel
l.'i.SItS
Development
drifls
and
raises
i,.Kt;i
Total
diamond
drilling
to
dale
....
51,582.
Total
underground
workings
57,-Mid
Ore
mined,
dry
tons
..;
1.111.01
V
Ort-
milled,
dry
(oik
I.U'.ir,:,
Ore
shipped
to
Tacoma,
dry
Ions
...
75,017
Ore
shipped
lo
Orniiby,
dry
tons
....
21,1.12
Table
eoncenlniles
shippetl,
tlry
Ions
n,at2
Flolalion
coiieeuli".iles
shipped,
dry
tons
2,222
l'recipitales
shiped
lo
Selby,
Ions
.
I
.!."
Ounces
ffohl
urodltced
IU!,288
Ounces
silver
produced
:i.OI5,:tS2
omuls
lead
produced
l."2,Olo
Hroken
ore
reserve
Dec.
:Jl.
tons
..
l.iS'i
Ore
lirokni
during
year.
Ion
2l:i.M
.
verage
price
silver,
per
ounce
....
l0.
GRAIN
COMPANY
SELLS
ASSETS
FOR
HUGE
SUM
CAI.OAIIY,
April
8.
Sliare-
boblers
of
the
Albert
n-Paeifie
tirain
Company
at
a
special
uen-rral
meeliiiK
yesterday
ratified
the
Mile
of
the
coinintny's
assets
lo
the
ltoyal
Securities
Cmpora-tiou
of
Montreal.
The
transartioa
Is
said
lo
involve
more
than
0.-
100,00(1.
OIL
TAKS'STRUCK
BY
LIGHTNING
AND
ARE
SET
ON
FIRE
.
ANAlllIl.M.
California.
April
8.
Two
oil
tanks
with
1.500.000
barrels
capacity
owned
by
lite
Union
Oil
Co.
ul
Hrea
were
Struck
by
lightiiiii,g
this
morning
and
et
afire,
i-i
V
5
'
for
11)25,11
1025
i:t,5DI)
i(R.l(82
Xi.O.Ml
,i
1(18,557
55.70,
,sii,2il
2:i,:i.
I,:i28
5,021)
7.05
110,725
2.550,'
1
02
',Mn,Vt
1
20..I8S
CALIFORNIA
BEING
SWEPT
BY
SEVERE
CTADM
A
Kin
U7IinC
wound.
ji
unit
1
rtiiu
tttituj;
1
SHT1
5!e.
IBS
The
flight
from
Fairbanks
In
j
Point
Harrow
was
made
in
ap-T
I
proximately
four
biuirs
and
a
ihjiulin
was
made
in
a
bUzzard,!
'wli
li
raseil
for
two
days
along'
de
Arctic
coast.
;
WEATHER
REPORT
'
'(iuvrrniuent
Telegraphs
1
8
a.m.
Prince
llnner!
:
raining
iioulhcal
Vvbdl
ll'liinera
Terrace'
NARROW
ESCAPE
OF
MUSSOLINI
His
Llfo
Was
Only
Saved
by
a
i.
Hairbreadth
In
Incident
Yesterday
(Special
lo
Daily
News'
IIOMK,
April
8.-
I'lie
atlemp:.
on
Premier
Mussolini's
life
took
place
just
as
the
premier
emerged
from
the
Congress
of
Surgeons
and
the
fuel
that
he
was
not
killcil
was
due
to
his
habL
of
holding
bis
head
erect.
Just
as
(he
bullet
sped
on
its
intended
journey
of
death,
Mussolini
I'lO.OOe
Ihrew
IiV'll'
race:
vch,ar,
vvmdy;1einrfTi
Telegraph
Creek:
cloudy,
temp
.10.
j
Soothers:
cloudy,
temp.
38.
j
lltinis
Lake:
cloudy,
temp.
:M.
Ilazellon:
rlotuly.
windy,
temp.
tR.
"Whitehorse:
clear,
soutli
wind.
temp.
31.
Selkirk:
cloudy,
calm,
temp
'.'
i
Dawson:
cloudy,
calm;
temp
51.
Yukon:
average
i'
above.
hack
his
ueck
and
head
in
order
to
more
properly
greet
Ihe
multitude
and
(he
bullet,
in
stead
of
traversing
his
brain,
plowed
through
the
tip
end
of
h's
nostrils
I'auslng
only
a
slight
In
order
lo
make
certain
of
the
slioolimr
of
the
Premier
the
I.OS
AN(il'.LIS.
April
8.
-lvjll-iwomun
held,
a
small
revolver
in
mate
ul
damage
caused
by
rain-
both
hands
and
fired
as
he
whs
storms
wlueti
swept
Southern
1
about
to
enter
an
uutomobilo.
California
during
Hie
past
live,
No
reason
was
given
for
the
act.
davs
are
placed
al
1500,00(1.
Thel'I'lie
police
seized
the
woman
and
storm,
continues,
today
v,vi!h?
vio-
drugged
her
off
lo
prevent
'
Iter
b
ut
winilr-
along
the
coast.
e
eu
lynched.
Banff
Springs
Hotel
Fire
Loss
is
Estimated
at
Two
Million
Dollars;
Rebuilding
Ordered
HAXFF,
April
8.-A
fire,
which
destroyed
the
whole
north
wing
of
I
lit)
Hanrf
Spring
Hole!
yesterday
caused
a
loss
which
is
estimated
al
two
million
dolliVs.
Other
seclions
of
Hie
hotel
suffered
tlamage
1ml
a
sloue
lower
in
Ihe
new
central
wing
acted
as
an
air
wall.
Immediole
reconstruction
of
the
destroyed
wing
and
rep
others
was
ordered.'
,
.
4
The
heroic
work
of
lhe.ll.iuff
hngade
witli
assisttuicef
lo
the
le
nairs
from
Calgary
ami
500
rnilvvajlttliorers
,lirought
(lie
fire
lintler
com
Irtd
la
I
evening.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upala.'r
Duong
Hall,
with
newly
laM
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The.
latest
atvi
l"?Hl
fr
the
least.
iPhone
457.
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
W1LKINS
FLEW
150
MILES
BEYOND
BARROW
TENM1LU0N
DOLLARS
WAS
LOSS
FROM
FIRE
AT
OIL
FARM
IN
CALIFORNIA
Loss
of
Union
Oil
Co.
Ten
Million
Dollars
j
from
Tank
Farm
Firel
Boiling
oil
gets
beyond
control
and
ignited
other
reservoirs
and
surface
containers
at
San
Luis
Obispo
s
I.L'IS
OHISpO,
Cal.,
April
8.
Tin
:
urre
lank
farm
"In
I
mull
till
Cnliipoii)
a
lilih
and
a
hall
oiith
l
here
Ii
0.000,000
gallon
tif
uil
wiii
stored,
wn
abandoned
ruil
if
v
ii
fin
which
threatened
ils
deslriielioir
iiue
e-:er-
tour
huge
iiiiiUvrgroiiud
ivcroir.
In
which
Die
blaze
had
,.
.
nilmed
ik'nhy
ami
lusl
mglil
boiled
mcr
curly
Unlay
die
flaming
oil
curried
Hit
fin
t
lwu
oilier
reservoirs
uul
i
.)
mtat'i'
tunk
which
wore
rai'iill)
ignited.
t
-
Several
hundred
men
who
hud
IfPii
fiithling
the
blaze
wem
ordered
withdrawn.
I
li.-
I..-,
,,f
the
t
ittou
Oil
Cm.
Wilkins'Flew
150
Miles
Beyond
Point
Barrow
Quest
New
Continent
FA
III
HANKS.
Alaska,
April
8.
Captain
Witkiiis.
who
with
Lieut.
F.ilon
arrived
yesterday
from
Point
Harrow
with
u
slop-ofr
at
(Jii'-le
(.lily,
sas
thai
tic
flew
ISO
miles
beyond
Point
Harrow
on
Ihe
Arctic
Coast
before
lauding
al
his
supply
stuliou.
II
is
said
thai
no
land
was
sighted
hnl
unbroken
slreh
hes
of
ice
were
noted
as
josilde
places
for
aligfilitig
with
hi-
plane
after
he
romplcles
Ihe
e.-lahlislinieiit
of
his
base
ami
sefs
oul
on
his
flights
of
discovery
for
Ihe
new
continent
lie
expects
to
find.
Returning
from
Point
Harrow.
Captain
Wilkins
lost
eight
hours
before
siIiliux
Circle
.uy
The
plane
landed
at
Circle
City;
for
Hie
n
i;:
lit.
AGE
LIMIT
TO
A
MAGISTRATE
Must
Not
Sit
After
Reaches
75th
Year
Is
Claimed
In
North
Vancouver
.NOIITII
VAXCOfVKn,
April
8.
The
rigid
of
Magistrate
Alex.
I
Philip
to
sit
in
Ihc
North
Van-j
comer"
district
police
rourt
ts
ciiaiieiiseo
m
t..
e.
..rnuiu,
u
fatwnixer
barrister,
.vviio
cou-
lends
thal-th--laiit!
iulb'o.
rr
vincial
Municipal
Act
stating
that
a
magistrate
who
lias
"
attained
the
age
of
75
shall
be
eonipulsorily
retired"
bars
1'liilip.
who
is
70
yea.-
of
age.
If
the
objection
is
trplicbl,
every
decision
made
by
the
magistrate
during
the
past
three
and
a
half
months
will
be
rendered
null
and
void.
TARIFF
BOARD
IS
ANNOUNCED
Alfred
Lambert
of
Montreal
Re
presents
the
Manufacturers
on
Advisory
Body
OTTAWA.
April
8.
Premie?
Mackenzie
King
announced
in
tlio
House
of.
Commons
yesterday
Iho
composition
of
the
ailvisory
taritT
board
of
which
Hon.
(.
P.
Oraham
is
chairman.
The
other
two
member
are
D.
(,
Aiacken-zie
of
Winnipeg,
a
farmer,
and
lfred
Lambert
of
Montreal,
'i
manufacturer.
Lambert
replaces
Joseph
Daousi,
whose
name
wai
previously
ni
e
11;
ion
?d.
WILKINS
BACK
POINT
BARROW
Arrived
at
Fairbanks
Yestordr.y
Afternoon
After
Taking
In
Supplies
for
Expedition
I
A1UHA.NKS,
April
.
-Captain
Wilkin
accompanied
by
Lieilt,
Kilsen
landed
safyly
Ben
yester-
tluy
afternoon
from
Circle
City.
having
returned
from
their
first
trip
to
I'oimI
Harrow
With
supplies
for
Hie
expedition
in
search
Of
new
luml-s
in
the
far
north.
AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
RECLAIMING
FOR
FOOD
UNFIT
WAR
SUPPLIES
WASlflXUTOX
April
8.
Tho
tioveruincut
has
enlered
suit
hi
the
District
of
Columbia
supreme
court
airuin'st
lu
Alaska
pack
ers
AssoeialionAfor
t:t0.2IO
11I-lege'd'to
be
dusnr
siilmou
fu;--nisbed
ilurinrf
Jin
.worjd
wa?
which
il
is
nl
ttjifi
vis
unfit
for
Vise.