TAXI
Boston
Grill
Bl
'
UkJ.
Ambulanr
Large
Upstair
Dining-
Hall,
""tuts1
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with
newly
laid
dancing
.
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for
hire.
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narn
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jra
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M
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
Tr
uinrnv
n
ii
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PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
J
VOI
XVI
.
NO,
(it.
PHINCK
Ul!li:ilT,
JJ.IL,
HATCH
DAY,
AI'JtIL
10,
11)20.
Vi'tterdajr'i
Clrculilfoit
1417
Street
SHei,
431
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
Officers
of
Great
War
Present
Lord
and
Lady
Byng
Car
and
Picture
Celebration
of
ninth
anniversary
of
Vimy
Ridge
takes
form
of
banquet
at
Government
House,
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
April
10.
.Mure
tliuti
you
officer
of
ihe
Can-;;Jiiui
force
who
mtvimI
under
(leuernl
lljiig
in
Hit;
limit
War
gave
tangible
expressions
of
affection
fur
their
former
lender,
ihe
(iovernor-liciicrul
of
Canada
ami
commander
of
tin?
Cnna-i!i
jii
fuive
overseas
in
It)
10
ami
11)17,
ami
also
In
lufy
yng
i
Mil'
Vimy
Midge
dinner
at
(iovcrrimeul
House
lat
night
what
hi
preculed
a
seven
Kieiigtr
75
horse
tower
Caimdian-inade
htiionsiiie
lo
Lord
Hyng
ami
an
oil
aiullii'g
"f
His
Kxcel-iru
v
In
Lnly
Hytiy.
Tin-
presentation
was
made
on
behalf
of
r-rr.
-
Ihe
officer
by
Sir
Arthur
Currie,
OP
1
I
IIITAlTPn
(!
MMrrwdeil
JlyiiR
cuiuiiian-
P
AI
H
I
N
I
r
K
"r
'
:"aillaii
porp.
JLrtL
llUlllLill
I
.
,iiiiM.r
WN.
,
of
.e
ip
ni
Aiifxi
iTni"10'
m,''M"iii-
fuiirfioiu
tM-i
Li
nil)
Wli
IJr1"'''1
'"
,i"fnmiii
u..u-.
n
-
-
.
Crew
of
Eighty
Safe
on
Ice
and
Rescue
Vessel
on
Way
to
Get
Them
ST
UlMNS,
Xfl.l..
April
10.
A
aof
nicaip
rrJHiel
here
tas
u-
liulish
tdettiner
Seal.
Mil
!i
"
Iter
W"liM4lay
for
'
'3'
muling
field
north
of
:)P
1'
wa
up
Uy
an
px-I
lie
rr-w
of
f
HHIt
HO
(.
mi
the
fMi
and
a
-I
f
en
rout
lo
lb
Reach
St.
Johns
..
..
XfUL,
4ril
l.
nf
lliu
XMbV
Hi
III!-
a
uiirii
mimi
ii'
i
'i.y
Wtniptl
i
l
III'
r
'prdyf
Tl
ur
arliPtl
hi-r.
FATE
OF
IRENE
STILL
MYSTERY
Selling
Vessel,
Sister
to
Altena,
Has
Not
Been
Reported
Slnco
January
MIVMI.
,frl
in.
Mil
ij,4.
C
al
lien-
yeriltt.v
f
IIip
:
.
;vnn
Hip
nii'i
i-
lill
I
iln
n
(0
(hp
falf
f
Ihr
In-tii'
shlrli
ml'-il
willi
IiiiiiIhm'
carwo
on
I
imImt
II
wiilioi
a
fpw
li""i
f
Hie
V
-
a.
in
wlial
vu
i"
ha1'
Ii
ii
ii
iiirr
to
Ihl
toil.
Sjiipp
Jnmniry
H
when
Up
I
i
H'
rttortPil
nif
I.nwtT
'
f
rnla
coa.l.
all
lr;t
-
"I
H"
.
Itjt
l'M'
i
liriMI
t
I
NEW
ELEVATORS
IN
MANITOBA
Proposal
Alio
to
Enlarge
Hurra
rd
Terminal
at
Vancouver
This
Year
e
WINNII'Kd.
April
10.
More
lliau
one
IiiiiuIitiI
xrain
rleva-l
will
liulll
in
Maiiilolia
llii"
summer,
l
va
learni'il
heir.
Aiiiiiiiiiicemenl
l
aUo
made
that
Ihe
t
lifted
(irnlii
(Jruwdrs
pro-pne
lo
enlarpe
the
lltiiraril
Terminal
I'.levaluf
nl
Vniicoiuer
h'
1.111)11,0(10
Jiii'lii'l"
cajiaClIy.
It
is
lielfexed
(hat
when
compleled
Mil
elevator
will
not
ko
out
to
Ihe
wheat
pool
with
Ihe
rel
of
Hie
Hywlem.
Further
iiegoliu-tion.H
u
n
imVeil.
FOUR
KILLED
AT
CROSSING
laiiKNi;,
Ore.,
April
10.
Mm.
S.
II.
Kern,
(to
yearn
of
aiic,
Mm.
:ik'niiirtll.lfJe,
78,
ltev.
Olieter
Smith
add
Mr.
Sinilh
were
killed
last
njelit
near
Cottage
(Imvo
when
Hid
iiiiloriioblle
driven
by
rimllli
wiih
struck
by
the
Southern
I'arJfio
filer
".Shasta
Limited."
'Plie
'pa'i'J.y
wa.t
en
route-In
a
camp
meo
tTiit;.
P'ii'iran.)
lit
n
in
lb
anniversary
r
tin-
a
il
hit
of
Vimy
Itldjtc
by
lh'
'anadlaiis.
INSURRECTION
AT
SALONIKA
FAILS
ATIIKXS.
April
10.
An
iiiurrwiiiii
al
Suhmika
tt
iiir,cl
1
1)
iirH-k
I
rMil
hIipii
Hit-
oi-ur-pI
wi'i-p
"iiriouinlfil.
Sui
r.-ii.lrr
of
Ihe
ppIipU
w
niKontlflonal,
(I
wui
4IIIHUIII'ImI
Iippp.
t
)
GOLDEN
GATE-DUE
HERE
ON
MONDAY
CpL
Roberson
Arrived
to
Pilot
Norwegian
Steamer
Which
Will
Load
al
Queen
Charlotte
if!
ii
I..
Mi1mtiii
arrived
,
n
tii-
I'iimii-
i:iirle
llii
afler-iiiMin
li"in
Ihe
MMiili
lo
ineel
ami
pi!,,!
i
in-
Norwfffilaii
itleamer
(ii.Meii
liatr
wliioft
i
due
al
Ti
!),!,'
(land
"ti
Monday
from
Hip
Mrieiil.
Thp
VPel,
afler
llrarmu;
eitloin
liere.
will
pro-1
ppp
to
Uueeii
I'harlolle
;ily
lo
load
a
lumber
eurgo
for
Hie
Al-lanlir
-'iilioaiil.
ALBERTA
ACTION
s
DANGER
TO
OPENING
PEACE
RIVER
LANDS
(
Cilmoiilmi
lliillelin
nn
niiient
operatinK
Ho
t-
.M.
ilt
U.:.
would
be
bound
lo
oppnc
the
rrealfon
of
any
more
.hrei
l
railway
outlet
from
Peace
liner
lo
Pacific
porl.
Any
mielt
nl
-off
would
rob
Ihe
goern-meni
road
of
trafrie,
In-coming
us
wen
no
uio-(iuii'i
""-""
i
in-
proiinee
to
pay
an
operating
,1,-fu
il
iii
mblitfnti
to
the
annual
ini.-ivi
bill.
No
government,
if
ii
wi.iibl,
dan
defy
IliO
lax-payein
of
l
he
prmjntw
by
giving
en-cOurageiiienU
or
wilh-lmblin
.tpponilion,
to
a
rival
Ihnl
would
dram
away
biolly
ilee.led
traffu
u
ir-,enue
irom
ine
govern-Hienl
opeiiiled
line.
For
Ihe
gowrnnu'iil
lo
lake
over
Ihe
I'll.
V
IU
would
'lie
about
Iho
i
nf
all
vvuvk
lo
kill
any
ir
a
"'liorl
lino''
Horn
pro.-peri
pcaee
II
rr
U
Ihe
coast.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid..
Asked
Wheal
r
t.r.t'fr
ll.f'..
Siler
I
::
2.05
Coii.xoliilaled
ii:i.no
liiily
Alaska
.
.in
.20
.
Dunwell
t
.'.'
2.10
.
(Iladslone
...
..IH
Ilaellon
,
.00
fi
.01
U
Indian
.Oil
.11
1,.
I..
.1:1
.15
Marmot
.06
li-
.08
Premier
.H)
'.
2.25
purler
Idaho
.0011
.11
llufu
,
.18
fiilvereiest
II
;I2V4
Surf
Irilrl
.01
l-i
.09
GRAIN
VESSES
OUT
VANCOUVER
Cargoes
Shipped
During
Week
from
Southern
Port
to
Various
Countries
VAXCOLVHIt,
April
10.
-
-Tin
following
WHurlx
cleared
from
Hie
purl
orVaucouei'
during
the
week
with
grain
eargoca
or
part
:fargop
of
tfraln:
j
NVatPMin
Maru
Tor
Yokohama
'2I.01UI
IiiiMipIs.
i
Seine
Miiru
for
ShaiiKhai
70,-7
08
IiiikIh
U.
'.ho.vi.
Maru
for
.MoJI
.1:1,33:1
IiukIipIs;
fur
Yokohama
175,000
hindielo.
('aiiada
rm-
Trellchorg,
57,100
tjuhel:
f.-r
Malum
57,100
hus-.hels
for
1
1
-1
1
willi
Ihe
option
or
.Scandinavian
porln
IM,((57
bush
els.
Plave
fr
Mediterranean
port
xci.a.r:
i,iuiit.u.
f.-r
Antwerp
willi
the
op.
linn
'
II
imlniiy
i
i.i'i'i
J
hiKhelg.
Muiiii
iliam
i".il
for
Avon
niouiii
:!,.i:i:i
imsiipix';
for
I.ixer-IKI
SO.tMHt
hu-iliels.
Mayani
for
Auckland
1
,03
1
bushels;
Im
Sydney
1.035
liush-eN.
BETTERPRICES
PAID
FOR
FISH
Heller
price
witp
paid
for
halibut
on
pxrhange
loday
than
lias
been
ruslomary
Mnei-
l-"jiler.
lueriiau
gniiit'
al
I5..'(l
lo
If
and
Canadian
nl
l.l.i'.o
lo
It.
Smmd
gradi
wmt
al
7c
and
8c.
Arrivals
follow:
American
jJliJAttto
fjPUiL
lo
.Pacific
r
uprie.
,
i
Virginia
21,000
lo
Alliu
l
ish-
efiei.
(ttatkloue
10.000
to
Cold
Stor
age.
Ira)
ling
12.500
lo
lloolli
Fish-
crle.
!
Canadian
Uliome
S.iino
lo
Hi
Kilh
Fluhcr-
fes.
IllUgleader
3,000
lo
Iti-yul
l'il:
Go.
While
I.ily
J.ooo
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Poinl
.May
8,000
to
(kitil
Stor
age.
K.
l.ipM-ll
2,000
to
Cold
Slor-
ne.
II.'Iimi
o.ooii
in
Culil
siorai:e.
Smih
i.:()0
to
lloyal
Fi.h
Co.
T
I
l.ooo
lo
All
in
Fisheries
AIR
SERVICE
GOLD
FIELDS
Modern
Air
Liners
to
Carry
Passengers
lo
Red
Lake
and
Long
Lake
Diggings
WI.NIPI:.
April
10
The
in-
auaurallon
of
a
regular
air
vrr-viee
willi
modern
air
liners
be
tween
Kcuorn,
Ontario,
and
the
new
gold
fiebN
at
lied
and
Long
Lakes
during
the
taller
pari
of
May
is
I'oulemplaleit,
according
lo
an
iinuouniTiucnl
made
lutlay,
by
Canadian
Pacific
officials.
MAN
PROBABLY
DIED
FROM
NATURAL
CAUSES
VAM'.Ol
VF.Il.
April
to.
Authorities
now
believe
that
John
Mctculf.
who
was
found
dead
in
Uninville
Slreel
rooms
last
Wednesday
met
his
ilea
Hi
from
nul-uinl
onuses
and
no
iuipiest
will
be
liebl.
Search
Is
ist
111
being
riiiiliuurd
for
the
missing
girl
who
was
the
last
person
lo
see.
him
alive.
TOBACCO
WAREHOUSE
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
i;sT
HAUTFOlll.
Conn..
Apr.
10.
Fire
Ibis
morning
caused
loss
amount
log
to
.m'00,000
when
Hie
warehouse,
of
Ihe
l'al
Hart
ford
Tobacco
Ornwers.
was
de
stroyed
with
a
million
pounds
of
tobacco;,
,
SPRING
WHEAT
FOR
ELEVATOR
TJie
following
letter
in
regard
to
growing
wheat
lia
liceii
reerjveil
from
F.
(i.
Iluwsou:
Kditor
I)aily
,cw:
.ow
that
Ihe
Prince
lliiperl
elevalor
lias
leeu
leased'
lo
Hie
Caiiadian
Co-operative
Wheat
Producers,
Ltd.,
the
lurgct
liaudlers
of
wheal
in
Canada,
I
he
farmers
of
Ihe,
central
interior
of
II.O.
rhoiild
have
a
ready
market
for
all
rommi'mal
wheal
Ihey
ean
rodnce.
At
Hie
company
that
has
tukeiMiver
Hie
elevalor
deals
uluioxl
excliiisively
in
sjiring
wlieal
J
would
siigge.l
that
Ihe
farmer
who
grow
any
wheal
al
all
specialize
on
spring
wlieal
ami
make
a
poinl
of
securing
good
seed.
I
am
I'oiltidenl
froiiMny
knowledge
of
Ihe
Interior
eounlry.
ami
from
the
camples
received
from
various
parlies.
Dial
I
lie
'Oil
and
climatic
coudilioiis
are
veiy
suitild'
for
Hie
growing
ami
maturing
of
spring
wheat.
II
seems
to
me
that
Hie
settlers
now
have
a
!i!eidil
opportunity
lo
iucreae
Iheir
reviniie
ami
develop
llieir
holdings
and
I
hope
that
Ihey
will
co-operate
wi'h
those
who
have
leeu
trying
to
hefp
Iheni
and
plant
a
fair
acreage
in
wheat
(his
vear.
F.
(i.
DA
W.SOX.
L
PUMPING
TODAY
ON
THE
FAMOUS
Effort
Being
Made
to
Beach
the
Ltoamer
Prlop
ta
Drvdockina
i
The
past
few
days
haxiug
been
devoled
lo
yelling
the
sal-,
vase
gear
in
readiness,
pumps'
will
start
working
today
on
tlic
(
coasl
freighter
Famous,
which
Uj
sunk
near
Haliuoral
Cannery
in,
Ihe
Skeena
ltlX'r,and
it
is
hoped
(
to
beach
the
vessel
at
Haliuoral,
this
evening.
Iler
100
Ions
of;
liuplale
Will
then
be
unloaded:
and
an
attempt
will
be
made
toj
execute
lenioorarv
repairs
so:
that
Ihe
vessel
may
be,
brought
lo
the
drw
dock
here
.or
taken
south.
II
eonuol
be
dfcidwl
what
will
be
done
with
the
-"(;
I
until
the
cxlenl
of
I
lip-
dainaige
lias
been
ascertained.
Ilivers
have
already
beeli
down
lo
examine
Ihe
hull
but.
owing
to;
Hie
fact
that
the
vessel
was
part-j
ly
Mibmerged
in
Hip
muddy
hot-,
loin,
it
was
impossible
lo
fiudi
out
much.
j
("apt.
A
Heripiisl
or
Victoria,
Jbe
owner
of
the
famous;
Capl.i
Clarksuu,
representative
of
the)
underwriters,
and
the.
salvmgc!
crew
an
rpinaining
al
Ihe
scene
of
the
wreck.
Floated
this
Afternoon
According
to
a
message
re-
ppived
at
2
o'clock
.this
afternoon
j
by
long
distance
telephone
from
llayporl.
the
Famous
was
pumped
out
and
floated
at
nooi'
today
and
placed
on
the
beach
a:
Alexauder
cannery,
about
a
mile
from
Haliuoral.
The
extent
of.
the
damage
was
still
unknown
hut
il
was
not
helievyd
to
be
serious.
The
vessel
was
lowed
from
Ihe
point
where
she
sank
by
the
snagboat
Hobolink,
as-siled
by
Ihe
local
gashoal
Zan-nnli
ami
"2X,"
formerly
Leila
It.
The
Famous
is
jesting
easily
oi.
the
beach
at
Alevaitder.
PRESENTATION
MADE
MRS.
OLIVER
ROGERS
AT
SURPRISE
PARTY
A
presentation
was
made
last
Ulght
to
Mrs.
Oliver
lingers
at
a
surprise
oaily
given
in
her
honor
by
members
of
Mie
Adair
Carss
Chapter
of
the
Daughter
of
the
Finpire.
a
while
igold
brooch
set
with
sapphires
being
banded
tier
by
Mi's.
Cox
on
behalf
of
Ihe
chapter
on.
the
occasion
of
her
leaving
the
city.
sTIip
evening
was
pleasantly
spent
in
cards',
singing
and
guessing
contests.
Winners
at
cards
were
Mrs.
Howard
Slcen
and
Mrs.
F.
Morris
alid
guessing
winners
were
Mrs.
A.
Mackenzie
ami
Mrs.
I).
Orchard
McLeod,
ANOTHER
OIL
TANK
IS
STRUCK
BY
LIGHTNING
LULINO,
Texas,
April
10.
Struck
by
lightning
yesterday
a
55,000
barrel
oil
storage
lank
on
.Magnolia
Farm
near
.hero
burst
into
flames
but
efforts
at
oun-riuiiuf
the
hliue
was
.nicrvssful.
'.There
was
lange;
property
ilam-
age
but
no
casuaiie
,
SCALE
OF
LOGS
SMALL
AS
YET
Amount
This
Year
to
End
of
,
March
March
Measured
Measured
In
In
District
District.
!
Only
12,491,414
Feet
i
:
The
scale
of
o;rs
for
llii
year
o
far
has
been
nil
her
mall,;
the
Iiilal
lo
thp
end
of
March
be
iiw
l2.IUI.il
t
board
feel.
For
the
mouth
of
March
(he
scale
was
t,ll)(l,02
board
reel
made
up
as
follows;
Dougla
Fir
,
I
13,30
1
lied
l.pdar
.
2
13,
1
OH
Coast
Spruce
.
2.713.XG0
Interior
Spruce
.
.
.
.
115,105
Hemlock
...
.
I.3IK.I3I
Halsam
tc.m
larkpiue
20,303
Ilirch
.
..
.
.
.
171
-
Ill
:iolililioiulnnj;
UJurn
was
caieu
in
ine
uisrrict
some
poles,
piles,
and
railway
lies,
poles
and
piles
being
measured
by
lineal
reel
ami
ties
individually
as
follows:
Poles
,37.173
Spruce
Piles
350
Hemlock
Piles
3.210
Cedar
Pile.
3,050
Cordwood
'.'Ordsi
.
.
40
Shioglebolls
'cords
'
2t
Pine
Ties
08,101
Fence
Posts
cords
Puipwood
cord
...
05
MARSH
MADE
PORT
WARDEN
Local
Official
to
Hold
Three
Positions
Preparatory
to
Qraln
Shipping
OTTAWA,
April
10
Captain
B.
C.
Marsh
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
appointed
port
warden,
harbor
master
and
shipping
master
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
an
announcement
In
this
week's
Canada
Gazette.
The
appointment
follows
the
making
of
an
agreement
with
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
to
lease
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
from
the
government.
BRITISH
FLYING
MEN
KILLED
WHEN
PLANES
COLLIDED
NEAR
HENDON
U
FN
DON,
Hnglaud,
AprhVUL-
Two
officers
and
three,
men
of
the
Hoyal
Flying
Corps
wer
killed
Ibis
morning
when
twq
air
planes
collided
over
UieAWnr-droine,
falling
300
feel'aud
bursting
into
flames.
Molorship
Ilellinghaui,
Cup
I.
Aiidt'rsou,
arrived
in
port
from
Kelchikau
al
0
o'clock
this
morn
lug
vvllh
one
carloadi-;.!,
..res.h
halibut
for
transshipment'
Inllie
Kasleru
Stales
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallway..
'
Waller
Mcllaye.
well
known
Caundiau
oralor,
lravelbr;!
anJ
enlprlainer,
is
a
vftjlnr
In
Win
city
in
the
course
Hit
a
lecture
Inn,
.if
llild
iliailtMfW
IIA.l
ruir.
islered
at
the
PrlneellUjfcft
llolel.
'
Twice
as
Much
Grain
Shipped
Through
Vancouver
This
Season
as
Daring
the
Previous
Year
Canadian
National
Hauls
Just
About
Half
of
Total
Amount
Coming
Out
Through
Westerly
Route
WINNIPKO,
April
10.
Grain
i-locks
at
Hie
port
of
Vancouver
aie
being
steadily
exported
to
Kurope
and
the
Orient
leaving
Ihe
amount
in
store
al
that
point
seldom
more
than
four
and
half
or
five
million
'bushels.
Al
.March
:Jt,
'i7,i0,0i7
bushel-
of
Ihe
11)25
crop
had
been
shipped
from
Vancouver,
the
Canadian
National
Muiiway.-,
having
delivered
2
i,
72
1,
1
2:5
bushels
or
l8,ruo
cars
of
this
amount.
European
maikels
received
practically
27
million
bushels
of
this
grain
and
Ihe
Orient
nearly
20
million
bushels,
the
total
export
being
considerably'
more
loan
tw'cts
that
of
Ihe
previous
sea
son.
The
past
neck
saw
llo.
deliv
pry
of
a
further
l.loo
Canadian
National
cars
of
.grain
at
the
western
port.
There
was
in
storage
in
coun
try.eh'
valors
along
CvN.lt.
lines
at
April
K,
17.532.000
bushels,
of
j
which
S,37t,Ouii
lmliei
i
in
Manitoba,
10.
(25,000
bushels,
in
Saskatchewan,
and
2.553,Ood
bushels
in
Alberta.
CANARIES
MAKE
7,000
MILE
TRIP
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Afier
a
journey
of
7.-
miles
by
sea
and
Irani,
six
pure
bred
Ilarlz
Mountain
roller
singing
canaries
were
delivered
safely
here
and
in
first
class
condition
by
the
slcanie
Princess
Mary
yesterday
afternoon.
The
:
lillle
warblers
were
con-
siviicd
from
Suulhauiplon.
Kualaud,
ty
Jai;k.Frevv
or
llifsJ
city.
I'liey
Njee
.
''
fookeil
af(ej:'.j.oiT.,.U.',?.
lon"
journey
by
C.P.li
.offi-
cfal.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
IJirmiiitgham
1,
it
u
in
ley
7.
lilackburn
Hovers
7,
Manchester
United
0.
Hury-Liverpool
missing.
Cardiff
r:ity
0,
JJollou
1.
Huddersrield
2,
West
Ham
I.
Aianchesler
City
i,
Asloti
Villa
2.
Sheffield
United
t,
Newcastle
United
3.
Sunderland
2,
Arsenal
t.
Tottenham
t,
Notts
County
p.
West
Hromwicii
3.
Leeds
U.
0
Division
II.
Hlackpool
t.
Stockport
C.
1.
I
trail
fiiril
City
2,
Middlesoboro
0.
Chelsea
0.
The
Vdne?day
0.
t'lapton
2,
Swansea
0.
Darlington
t,
Oldham
0.
Derby
County
2,
Preston
0.
Hull
City
t.
Stock
City
0.
Nolls
Forest
I.
South
Shields
1.
Port
Yale
t,
Portsmouth
1.
Southampton
2,
Fulham
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Clydebank
2.
Hangers
2.
Cowdenbeath
I.
Airdrieoniatis
0.
Dundee
2.
Queen's
Park
t.
Hibernians
3.
Dundee
t
ailed
5.
Kilmarnock
t.
Motherwell
2.
ItaiMi
Hovers
u,
Hamilton
2.
SI.
Johnstone
2,
Falkirk
1.
MAJOR
CROWE
WILL
HEAD
BISLEY
TEAM
OTTAWA,
April
10.
-
Major
C.
11.
Crowe
or
Ouelph
has
been
appointed
commandant
of
the
Canadian
1020
Ilislcy
team
which
will
sail
from
Montreal
on
June
12.
Western
members
of
the
team
will
be
Corp.
II.
W.
Ilurton
or
Hsiiuimalt;
(iuiiucr
!
Megan
of
Victoria;
Major
F.
It.
Ilichardson
of
Victoria;
Sergeant-Major
F..
J,
lieed
of
Fsijuimalt;
Sergeant
1).
Fyfie
and
Major
It.
M.
Illalr
of
Victoria.
DEATH
ROLL
WAS
23
NF.W
OULKANS.
April
10.
II
is
now-believed
that
23
-sailors
lost
their
lives
as
a
resiilt
of
the
explosion
of
the
Dutch
tanker
Silvano
:on
Thursday.
?
MONTH
IN
EAST
Will
Dlsucss
Railway,
Lands
and
Other
Matters
With
Government
at
Ottawa
YIiTOltIA,
April
10.
Premier
Oliver
left
yesterday
for
Otlawa
via
Okanagan
and
Hie
southern
Interior
of
Hriiish
Columbia.
He
eipects
lo
bel
gone
a
month
during
which
jieriod
lion.
William
SJoau
will
be
hi
charge
of
the
office
of
prime
minister.
While
in.
the
east
Mr.
Oliver
will
take
up
with
the
Mackenzie
King
government
the
whole
rail
way
iuesiiou
and
especially
the
suggestion
Nial
lands
held
by
the
Dominion
Tn
H.C
should
be
returned
lo
the
province
to
be
used
for
railway
purposes.
UNION
OIL
CO.
ENTERS
FIELD
Building
Tanks
at
Butedale
and
Will
do
Same
at
Claxton
and
Arrandale
The
Union
Oil
Co.
is
already
establishing
itself
in
this
dis
trict
and,
while
steps
have
been
taken
to
enter
the
Prince
Hupert
field,
final
arrangements
with
that
object
in
view
i
lis
understood
have
not
yet
:
becn
compleled.
The
company
has'-
'
;.
however,
started
the
construction
of
tanks
a(-
llutedale
where
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
recently
gave
Up
business,
movimg
uul
its
own
tanks.
II
is
reported
:ha
the
Union
Oil
Co.
will
next
establish
tanks
at
Claxton
and
Arrandale.
LONGSHOREMAN
WASINJURED
Working
on
Prince
John
Lumber
Fell
on
Him
Fracturing
His
Skull
YANCOUVF.lt,
April
10.
-Sur-feriiM:
from
a
fractured
skull
re
ceived
yesterday
on
the
steamer
Prince
John
when
a
load
or
lumber
felt
on
him
while
working
as
a
longshoreman,
r..
cunitniugs
lies
in
the
hospital
iu
a
critical
condition.
ST.
MIRREN
WON
SCOTTISH
CUP
0I.AS0OW,
April
10.
The
Scottish
Football
Association
Cup
emblematic
of
the
soccer
championship
of
Scotland
was
won
loday
by
SI.
Mirrcii
when
hey
defeated
Celtic
two
goals
to
nothing.
CONSERVATIVES
WILL
CONTEST
NORTH
BRUCE
OITAWA,
April.
TO.
If
Ihe
government
de.cbres
fo
precipitate
an
election
in
North
Ilruce
riding,
the
seal
vvill
(ie.
conlesled
by
a
CoiiservatjVP.
,
Jhls
was
made
clear
hi
aTslaletneiil
made
lo
the
press
last
lilghT'
by
Hon.
Arthur
Meighem
miservativo
leader.
'.
,
tM