Mis
Loretlu
Chisliolm,
aged
SI,
school
teacher
ul
Port
ngton,
on
Sunday
lust,
fell
virlim
lo
one
of
the
must
ut
ru
in
niiinler
attacks
ever
recorded
in
the
history
of
this
dis-
uenipi
Having
been
apparently
made
lo
outrage
the
iniir
woman,
sue
was
urn
a
y
tea
en.
The
hack
of
her
heml
crushed,
her
jaw
ami
noe
broken,
chest
crushed
causing
rnal
injuries
and
moss
had
been
packed
down
her
throat
inoulli,
apparently
to
silence
her
outcries.
Ahuil
u.IIU
on
.Sunday
morning,
the
yoniiy
woman
left
the
)USE
ASSEMBLES
TODAY
3S!
JOHNS.
Nfl.L.
May
23.
r
.Mui;
(
announced
this
i
n:
iia
i.cwis
utile,
the
incut
member
for
Jtona-ail
Phllfii
Moore
of
Fcrrv-
I.
had
IpikIciti
lhefr
frcTjljfpiT
lOHOWIUtf
mo
vi
two
liber
of
flic
caliiiui.
F.
(1.
r..
:
.
.:
.
miiey
ana
i
t.
iiussrlloji
Sun-
who
were
charged'
'Willi
scurry
by
I
lie
Premier
iu
?r
demaiiuinx
Uiclr
icttro-
t.
lie
House
assembles
this
ling
when
it
is
expected
tho
lical
situation
will
lie
acer-
iN
KILLED
.
ILASKAN
BRAWL
er
or
Tractor
Is
Held
ollce
Following
Trouble
at
Road
House
by
IMIIOHAOK.
May
20.-
A.l-
reeelved
here
said
Adolpli
lib
an
Alaskan
character
of
,caHy
days,
who
operated
a
house
between
Maualak
am:
i
Home
in
(lie.
oil
fields
Hi
of
here
was
killed
Sunday
lit
dunnir
an
altercation
wiiu
iy
Perirh.
ti
tractor
drixer.
s'ajvd
overnight
at
Ihr
Jlioise.
Pencil
is
held
by
the
-e
:S.
GARDNER
PASSES
AWAY
Indmother
of
Mrs.
Theo.
Col-
lart
Had
Lived
Here
for
Past
Five
Years
hi!
death
occurred
lusfeven-
!i
tho
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I"
Collarl
of
Mrs.
Mary
(lard?
grumlmolher
of
Mrs.
Collarl.
dardiier
came
lo
live
here
eat;s
ujnr
and
was
well
n
among
iiuile
a
circle
of
i...
,
.
H":
lunerai
iii'riiii!fiiiieiiin
mo
the
hand
it
r
llm
nr.,
Mniiir.
fs
and
U
I
exnecleil
'the
fral
will
take
nhien
1'rldnv
ArchiliMieoft
Hix
officlatlmr.
THOMAS
HOLLAND
DIES
ONllOX,
May
25
Sir
Thomas
"lie
Holland,
the
famous
Ini
'""onai
jurist,
.lid
Monday.
Mi...
-
-
"
.
-
unrn
in
ir.it.
house
where
olio
was
boarding
f
.r
a
walk.
She
staled
that
she
would
he
hack
in
about
an
hour
in
limn
fur
breakfast
before
going
to
church.
When
she
failed
to
n'lurn
alarm
was
fell
anil
search
parties
were
instituted
about
noon.
The
searching
continued
throughout
the
afternoon,
evening
and
night
until
about
six
o'clock
yesterday
morning
when
lite
shocking
discovery
was
made.
Off
the
sawmill
(rail
and
about
a
mile
and
a
half
from
the
town,
ttie
body
was
found
lying
in
the
bush.
Yesterday
morning,
the
headquarter
of
the
provincial
police
here
was
communicated
wilh
and
la
parly
of
offircr
headed,
by
lir
sprcmr
ipiurr
proeerueu
10
rori
iny
ton.
The
body
was
hrouuhl
to
tbr
city
last
night.
aJto
an
(udian
suspected
of
having
been
involved
In
the
crime.
Chief
A.
dcNcilt
was
left
at
Port
Kssing-ion
to
continue
tuvciiligation.
An
inquest
will
be
held
before
Deputy
Coroner
J.
II.
Tuiinoek
a
soon
as
full
evidence
to
be
presented
in
connection
wilh
the
cae
has
been
assembled.
The
remains
are
in
(lie
hands
of
the
U.C.
Undertakers.
Mis
Chllholm
had.
been
tcach-Iiik
three
years,
tho
first
at
Talalroe,
south
lof
Francois
Lake,
the
second
at
Wisteria
on
Oolsa
Lake,
and
the
vresenl
year
it
Purl
Kiikgton.
Her
parents
live
at
Kburne
where
sisters
iiImi
live.
Follow
lug
her
Tirst
year
of'
teaching,
she
took
a
year
nl
the
university
and
secured
her
first
class
certiflcale.
Speaking
of
Miss
Chisliolm
this
morning,
lusiiector
Fraser
said
she
was
a
teacher
of
ability
and
high
character
"a
real
lady."
Naturally
he
wax
much
distressed
over
the
horrible
crime
ami
on
hearing
of
it
he
proceeded
.al
once
lo
pel
in
touch
with
friends
of
his
iu
Vancouver
who
would
-nmmuntcale
the
sad
news
to
(he
parents'.
Lal
nwlil
(he
news
of
the
horror,
spread
rapidly
In
the
city
and
'today
is
Ihe,
chief
lopic
of
conversation
in
and
around
the
eily.
More
Police
Going
Inspector
Spiller
slated
this
morniuk
Dial
additional
police
were
being
sent
UPorl
Ksslng-lon
lo
did
in
the
search
for
the
murderer
of
Miss
Chisliolm.
S
far
as
can
be
gathered
unofficially,
little
progress
ha
so
far
been
made
owing
lo
(he
difficult
conditions
obtaining
at
the
seem.
There
are
living
permanently
al
Port
Kssimglou
about
eighty
Indians
-and
a
number
of
Japanese
and
whites
and
Ihu
work
on
Ihu
canneries
in
preparation
for
Hie
opening
of
the
season
Is
Just
beginning.
As
(lie
season
advances
Ihu
number
of
inuians
and
others
Increases.
(J.
Ji.
llancrofl
of
Tho
Par,
Manitoba,
who
has
been
at
Slew
ail
In
connection
wilh
the
Se-bakwe
Mines
Ltd.,
arrived
in
the
ettv
nil
Hie
Curdcna
Ibis
morn
ing
and
will
proceed
Kast
by
to
morrow'
train.
25
TAXI
fit
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
wmn
ml
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for.
tne
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
487.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI.,
NO,
120,
I'Iiincl:
nui'Kirr,
u.a.l
tiksday,
may
25,
1020.
Sllurilax1
ClrculiUun,
Street
Site
til
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
HORRIBLE
MURDER
AT
PORT
ESMTON
orrible
Murder
of
Teacher
at
Port
Essington
on
Sunday
One
of
Most
Brutal
Known
in
North
HEAVALIN
IEWFOUNDLAND
lr
Mmebers
of
Legislature
Re-
lgn
After
Being
Charged
With
Treachery
by
Premier
HELD
UP
MESSENQER
41
AND
GOT
AWAY
WITH
$34,000
BANK
MONEY
NKW
YOHK,
May
25.
Three
armed
men
held
up
Hie
Hamilton
National
Hank
messenger
t
h
i
a
morning
as
he
was
carrying
a
brown
paper
pack-aye
containing
931,000
under
his
arm
and
escaped
with
the
loot.
FAVtflSi
TO
SECURE
GAS
Aviator
on
Way
lo
Ketchikan
Failed
to
Report
to
Customs
Authorities
SL.VITI.i:.
May
.'5.
M
F.
Faor.
the
uiatoi
who
left
May
Ift
on
h
noiiTsto
flight
lo
KH-
Chlkan,
was
reorled
Monday
as
hainc
landed
al
Port
Alberni
Sunday
for
aa-olliie.
He
did
not
mport
lo
the
cii-duo
but
left
his.
uapie
al
tho-jras
luion.
No
mention
was
made
of
W.
It.
Sttfuhurl,
who
left
wilh
I'awu
as
niMlianir.
After
refuellinii
i
bey
proceeded
norlh.
Gulom
officers
along
tit
roal
of
IlrilMi
Columbia
hae
been
notified
by
F.
W.
Davey,
collector
of
customs
here,
lo
keep
a
lookout
for
the
seaplane
piloted
by
Favor
and
to
detain
the
craft
when
found.
When
located
Favor
will
be
required
In
explain
his
movements
and
his
failure
lo
report
lo
the
rustoms
al
Alberni,
Havey
said.
NOW
WELL
IN
LEAD
Soven
full
Games
Separate
Them
From
the
Cleveland
Indians
Which
Are
Next
NKW
YOUK,
May
t'5.
Seven
full
games
now
separata
New
York
from
their
nearest
rivals.
Ihu
Cleveland
Indians,
and
the
winning
tdroke
of
the
Yankees
has
been
extended
to
thirteen.
The
record
of
20
consecutive
wins
was
established
by
the
New
voi'k
(Hunts
a
decade,
ago.
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
Philadelphia
5,
Washington
a
lloslon
3,
w
.York
VH.
.
Cleveland
0,
Chicago
I.
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
8,
.
National
League
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
5,
Pittsburg
7.
Cincinnati
2.
New
York
I,
lliooklvn
2.
Chicago
1
1,
lloslon
8.
MONDAY
GAMES
National
League
Cincinnati
(I,
SI.
Louis
1
1.
;
Pittsburg
I,
Chiroigu
:t.
American
League
SI.
Louis
8,
Cleveland
5.
New'York
I,
Hoskhi
2.
Chicago
10.
Delrofl
2.
J,
F.
Murray
of
Vancouver,
supefiiilen'denl
of
mail
sc-vice,
amLjMSs.
Murray
are
making
the
roundtrip
northtpn
the
Cardenii
this'
veek,
"
.
t
Well
Known
Flyer
Locally
to
Spend
Two
Year
with
R.A.F.
;
Fisheries
Patrol
i
wounded
In
the
bellle
between
outlaws
and
ronsluhularv
-i
1
fugaya,
One
member
of
Hie
uiililary
constabulary
was
killen
and
nine
were
wounded.
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
TEAM
BEAT
QUEBEC
MONTH
KAL,
May
25.
Tho
louring
Lnplisli
soccer
eleven
defeated
a
team
representting
the
province
of
Quebec
yesterday
h
a
score
of
5
lo
3.
Siibsc.riho
to
the
Daily
News.
flBRATHl
YESTERDAY
PROVED.
SIMBSFM,
ESPECIALLY
EVEWIWG
EVEMT
J
HAJ-T
AS
TMK
1MKII-
James
Itarlou.
iroprietor
of
a
famous
towing-path
inn
between
Oxford
and
Iffiey,
fell
from
his
raft
recently
and
was
drowned.
His
funeral
car
was
Ihr
arue
raft,
point
by
his
twu
im,
as
shown
above.
r
a
ni
t
t
tt
rVA
in
mm
mm
itftKL
lllflLLtUU
1
W,
1
AJ
I
.i,J
Am:
4
"
luuiieu
iiiuu
rruur
rn
run
tun
UUlllU
IU
LtlULAllU
Appropriate
Ceremonies
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
Last
Evening
Doubtful
I
-(
A
large
crowd
o
l.tOO
adults
and
children
paid
admission
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
Mac-'1'0
",0
"bibitioii
Hull
.last
evcuiijg
to
attend
the
May
festival
Leod.
who
ha
been
attached
loia!"1
i'lue.v
,l,al
brought
the
Victoria
Day
celebration
under
the
iivui
iv..r.,i,.,.
n-
auspices
Of
the
Fair
Hoard
and
the
Klks'
Trudge
to
u
rilling
con-
alalion
on
this
,Vu-i
iiiwe
l!:i
f.1''"-
Fealiiriiig
tlje
evening's
proceedings
'
'
i
rciiioiiics
.iMu
uiaiou;
ujuciiix.
me
iroirram
uaviu'bceu
and.
who
forsevWjil
years
we-
"
"
fishery
:out
or
Prince
Ituper
.'
1
VVT
'
W
'
lii
ha
been
,
.
...
!
hirsl
came
I
m
lie
crown
rovvniiig
i
ordered
lo
Ciulj
mI
where
In;
will
be
attached
(o
the
ti
s.
t
-
nojai
air
rorce
iur
a
Haruni
or;
two
years.
k
Squadron
Leader
J.
II.
Tud-'
hope,
officer
rtimmaiiding
Mi.-'
Jericho
lleacli
station,
slated
la:
4,
weeK
inui,
wuiie
lie
nan
not
,
received
defiuile
wont
from
headquarters
repardin?
The
n
r
patrol
this
year
for
the
fisheries
department,
he
wa
doUDlful
if
the
Air
Force
would
authorize
I
he
patrol.
FORTY
OUTLAWS
WERE
KILLEDPHILUPINES
MANILA.
May
23.--Forty
010
laws
were
killed
and
several
GIRL
KILLED
TOUCHED
WIRE
Ruth
Finley
of
Vancouver
Climb-'
ed
Pole
to
High
Tension
Wire
and.
Fell
VANCOLVKH.
May
23
Jtuth
Finley.
aged
12.
of
Norlh
llurn-aby,
died
iu
Hie
hospital
this
morning
as
a
result
of
injuries
recived
last
11
u-hi
when
she
climed
a
high
tension
power
pole,
received
a
shock
and
fell
20
feel
!
Ihe
ground.
Inhabitants
of
Village
in
v
Japan
Are
Buried
by
Lava
Overflowing
from
Volcano
TOKYO,
May
2,1.
A
despatch
from
Sappori
to
Nieliinielii
reports
that
u
thousand
farmers
are
missing
as
u
result
uf
tlin
eruption
of
11
lung
exliucl
volcano
in
the
liMiunlaiils
of
Tokaflii
111
ine
province
ot
ceulrat
Hokkaido.
The
despatch
rcixirU
.
.
....
'
II.V,
1
It
...I
r
..!
inui
mil
unjiisium
laiuiers
were
unveil
to
lake
reruge
1114
ttje
hills
by,
(he
overflowing
river
Klundeluu.
owing
to
the
eriiidion.
There
Were
three
explosions
of
the
volcano
yesterday,
huge
Uiittiitilies
of
rocks
and
lavi
caiisiuir
iiiimeiiwi
l.mllifi:
iin.
inhabilanls
buried.
.
,
Latest
Despatch
TOKYO.
May
25,-The
bodies
of
50
persons
who
perished
In
the
eruption
of
the
Hokkacdo
voloano,
have
been
recovered,
the
bfficinl
report
from
tha?'govcr-
nor
of
the
island
states.
Two
hundred
buildings
have
been
swept
away
and
1,800
acres
of
farm
land
inundated
Search
for
tho
tinues
and
The
toll
of
4lama.go
and
casualties
Is
nn
Hie
jnefcaae.
ULrlK.Voiy!l
the
siireess
IhaTTUTeiidcu
Ihe
evenL
of
Mls
.May
Ness
as
Oiieen
of
-
-
fthe
May.
the
scene
taking
place
IU,
till
1:1
I.
...I
t,l;lir,ll-.,1
Mtli.l.
1,1.1
'bcen
beautifully
decorated,
ttie
BALDWIN
SCORES
set
tin-.'
bciiut
indeed
charming.
MINERS
AND
OWNERS
The
i
rowniiw
vva
performed
by
FOR
THEIR
ATTITUDE
Miss
Myra
Kinslor,
last
year
s
queen.
The
maids
of
honor
were
LONDON.
May
23.
Misse
Oral
llos
and
Linnea
Premier
Haldwiu
in
letters
Saturday
lo
both
lht
owners
and
the
miners,
scored
the
owner
for
their
obstinate
altitude
and
also
told
Ihu
miners
that
the
liovernment
cannot
hold
the
subsidy
open
beyond
(he
end
of
the
present
mondi.
'Hanson
while
dainty
indeed
were
j
little
Kerry
Mann.
.
trainbearer;
Hefty
Hrown,
crown
bearer;
Kllen
Moore,
sceptre
bearer,
and
Mar-
garet
Frilz,
standard
bearer.
The
costumes
were
of
the
Cape
Oreenaway
style
and
lent
much
lo
Ihe
color
of
the
ceivmonies.'
H
The
pretty
Maypole
Dance
then
look
idace.
this
a-raiu
rtflei-linc'
'
credit
on
tin
skill
of
Airs
Thom
son.
The
tittle
girls
taking
part
were
Ann
KirLcndall,
Audrey
Parkin.
Nancy
Hrown,
Kdilh
Ker-gin,
Muriel
Walker,--
Iteatrice.
Iierner.
Jean
scotl.
Klizulielli
!
Wilson,
Maxinc
Hcilbroner.
Myr
tle
lloss.
Mary
Kvans,
Knid
Morris.
Kdna
Ireland.
Dorothy
Fraser,
Hilda
Murray,
Peggy
Smith
iNehla
Hillitch
and
Lucille
Hrooksbank.
Miss
Agnes
Donaldson
was
accompanist.
After
the
dance,
each
of
the
little
!tgirls
participating
was
presented
with
a
box
of
chocolates
by
the
(Juecu.
Other
items
on
the
program.
which
would
have
been
si
good
ileal
more
extensive
hail
it
not
been-for
illness.,
among
those
who
wero
to
have
taken
partwere
an
Irish
JLg
by
Miss
Klizabeth
Mc
Leod
and
a
Sailor's
Hornpipe
by
Miss
Kdna
Ireland,
both
of
which
were
particularly
well
(executed
with
Mr.
R.
P.
Ponder
accompanying.
!
In
connection
with
the
general
arraiugejnonls
for
the
program,
Mrs.
Thomson
was
given
invaluable
assistance,
by
Miss
S.
A.
-Mills.
Prizes
won
on
the
sports
iiem
miring;
mo
atternoon
wero
village
is
reported
to
tia've
been
wiped
out
by
Ihe
flood
of
;
wnter
(),cl,.'-'s,,ra
una
uiva
ami
uie
iwo
iiuntlred
GOVERNOR
AT
'
JASPER
PARK
Enjoys
27
Holes
of
Fascinating
Game
at
Famous
Tourist..
Resort
"
INDIANS
DIED
W00DALC0H0L
Only
One
Survivor
of
Party
Given
Near
Grlechan
In
Southern
ADerta
CALOAHY.
Slay;
25.-
TJiree
Indians
are
dead
and
one
Is
In
the
hospital
following,
a
party,
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ijpencer
Owl
Child
of
the
-Ula'ekfool
.
He-
serve
near
Grtechen
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
liood
Cliascr
of
the
visitins
Piegans
Sunljiy
night;
Spencer
Owl
Child,
IhAhosL-M-
Hie
only
sun
ivor.
I!
is
wlieved
that
they
drank
wood
alcohol.
Spencer
is
recovering
in
the
hospital.
AIRMEN
TO
MAP
ALASKAN
COAST
Three
Planes
Started
for
Ket-
ketchlkan
from
San
Diego
Yesterday
Morning
SAN
DIKUO.
May
25.
Headed
by
Lieut.
Den
Wyatt,
the
notei
naval
airman,
three
planeS":to
be
used
iu
mapping
more
than
000
square
miles
'of
the
Alaskair
coast
left
here
this
nmrnlngen-roule
to
San
Pedro
oii
tho
first
lap
of
their
flight
to
Ketchikan
where
headquarters
will'-
bo
psw
lablished.
The
expedilioii
wjlt
require
from
three
to
four-,
years
lo
complete'
its
wtuk.
SHOT
BYtt
'
DIED
HOSPITAL
presented
by
the
Queen
and
then
,
me
jiiuey
nance
sianeu
and
was'
.
.
...
.
mitA-
"-'-Bolshevlk
Leader,
In
Ukraine
iu
fulKswav
unlil
l
,,'-leV-
,4
Ihe.inoniing.
music
being
by
Ar-
v.
t).
Vance,
nresident
uf
thn
Fair
Hoard,
was
chairman
of
tne
evening's
proceedings
and.
Lost
Life
by
Bullet
Wound
In
Paris
PAULS,
May
23.
Ceneral
-Simon
Petlura.
former
unLi.H.it.
was
assisted
by
members
of
the,
slu'vik
'"Hilary
leador
in
the
Fair
Hoard
and
Klks
L01U0
gen-i4";1'
wa
il,l
n
H
nussiaii
erally.
v
here
today
and
died
shortly
,
.
-
-
.
'..
Snh'crihe
Jo
the
Daily
sNwi.,
JASPKIt,
May
25.
r-
Hyng
of
Vimy,
who
as
commander
of
the
Canadian
Corps
and
the
third
army,
was
known
as
ihe
man
who
has
never
been
beaten,
has
been
conquered
at
last.
Jte
was
captivated
Sunday
hy
4he
beautiful
scenery
of
Jasper
Park
Lodg&
golf
course,
to"
which,
he
came
Sunday
morning
to-
play
nine
holes
but
at
which
he
remained
to
play
twenty-sevpu4.AH
his
private
engcjiemenU;
were
.
p!a.?ed
aside
following
tlic
morning
round
so
that
he
might
"cover
the
full
course
during
the
afternoon
ami
when
bp
left
-
for
the
spetial
train
vbich
-is
carrying
him
Kast
on
his
last
official
trip
through
Canada,
he
cast
a
last
longing
look
towards
the'
beautiful
home
green
and
remarked
thai
it
had
been
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
"days
of
his
life
and
the
course
one
of
the
finest
he
had
ever
seen.
He
even
ventured
the
prediction,
that
wHhin
u
year
.
yr
two
the
course
would
rival
ihe
be'l'in
the
.World,
aflerwards
in
the
hospital.
Subscrlbo
lojiierDal
W.News.
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