MNTSON
ILWAYS
FROM
Trains
Met
Disaster
and
lur
Persons
Were
Killed
SYeslerday
!n
England
DXDON
May
II.
The
first
n
iir
a
ay
ai-ridetiln
since
h'hi
.(
,r
ill'1
lrike
ikn
1
Mo
day.
euimln?
four
t
a
:u
M'!
i.ii
injur)
iu
u
re,
ir
11
uirjili
a
ia",naei
mai
nn'-tl
y
a
volunleei
:h
itli-d
Willi
freigld
Tliiee
w-it
killed
ur.d
a
Iter
liu-'
loiher
iiiTtdcnl
ueruncd
c
liridgt!
when
one
person
win
Lliia-il
nmaili
place
til
a
k
wlieo
sexenil
pernon
in
iurel,
IKE
SHOWN
TO
BE
ILLEGAL
ie
in
cnancery
ueciaros
fhose
Incltlnq
It
Not
Pro
tected
Under
Laws
IINUON,
May
II.
A
general
ke
Mi'ual.
Mr.
,lu.lire
Asl-
dee
a
red
in
the
chancerv
-ii
r;
miay.
mm
inoe
incmou
ir
part
r
ipal
lug
in
it
are
nm
-d
under
the
laws.
An
lur
mn
was
iiioiigiii
a?uiu
lain
H'lliK-rs
of
i
no
sunors
nemeii
unions
restraining
m
fniiii
calling
out
tlie
men
ion1
orders
from
tlie
general
Kliuarters
of
tlie
union.
"
'
1T0
TARIFF
ISTOSTAND
Change
Will
be
Made
In
Re
duction
of
Duties
as
An
nounced
by
Finance
Minister
H'T
AW
A,
Muy
11.
There
will
inn
general
chiinge
in
the.
tin
inhile
tariff
from
those,
nn-
inceil
in
the
btidxul
sneecli.
Ilared
Finance
Minister
llobb
Itlio
House
of
Commons
yes
lay
afternoon.
While
some
;U
will
bo
added
In
clarify
declared
administration
of
t;
proposals,
Ihcro
will
bo
no
Ii'
ai
to
urlnciual.
protection
of
volunteers
were
proving
adequate.
Although
numerous
reports
of
h
i--tiie
oeltieinenl
or
llio
strike
were
heard,
nothing
langi-
III
ha
been
brought
forlli
a
yet.
Sir
Herbert
Samuel,
chair
man
of
I
he
royal
roal
commis
GOVERNOR
VISITING
sion,
returned
from
Egypt
mid
laled
thai
lhe
hae
had
un-offieiat
conference
with
the
miner
und
owner.
While
then'
hme
heen
a
yet
no
general
outbreak
or
disturbance,
miieh
billorness
I
being
evinced
by
strikers,
who
recent
the
military
character
of
lie
ffoeriimeul'
precaution
in
protecting
food
i
'oiuo
and
continued
recruiting
iif
special
constables.
Conscientious
Objectors
Ah
during
the
war.
llio
general
trike
produced
"conscientious
objectors,
.
numerous
sinker
refusing
to
ride
mi
trams
operated
hy
volunteers.
A
I
ho
they
refuse
lo
eat
food
cooked
by
strike
breaker!!.
HATLEY
PARK
HOME
Yie.TOUIA.
May
AMUNDSEN
LEAVES
.
After
Does
Not
Meet
With
Much
Sue-
spending
two
weeks
at
Cumberland
mid
Uoiilir'ii"
tlovernor-
(icneral
and
Lady
Hyng
arrived
Mpnday
at
Colwood
and
will
remain
there
as
guests
of
Mrs.
James
Iiunsinuir
at
llatley
Park
until
Saturday
when
he
will
come
to
Victoria.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Consolidated
liuuwell
OlaifslOne
Howe
Sound
Indian
Marmot
Premier
SiUer
Crest-Snrf
Inlet
Hid.
Asked
..IH5.00
..
1
.115
1.75
..
.:ti
Vi
;0.(i()
3
LOO
...
.ti'JU
.11
...
.10
:::
s.ao
.
.UHa
.13
Ml
H
.08
i
a
iii.i.nionil.
the
fur
dealer
...,t
on
(he
Prince
Charle.
yesterday
aflenioot.
from
a
buy
ing
trip
t
Stewart
ana
.mio.
FOR
NORTH
POLE
f!
)
HS
.i
j.
May
II.
Tot-
Amundten
-
KlUwortli
d
riicihlc
Xorae
.starlcil
its
fllaht
Inward
lh
Nor
li
lole
and
Ala-ka
ai
10
10
i
f
(bin
iiiiiiiiniy,
say
a
me
1
mifif
fmm
Kiua.
Hay.
'
Spittbergeu.
CUNARD
SHIPS
,
ARE
OPERATING!
lo
Difficulty
In
Taking
Passen-j
gers
to
Destinations
In
Cng-,
land
Today
FREIGHT
DISCHARCINQ
A
eoial
despatch
fniiii
Hie
liliaiil
Sleuinhl
r.itmpaiiy
la'-thi
aflerniMin
follow:
I.ivertHHl
i-altli'-
Ivduy
llial
Hi'
general
poiitnii
welj
iii.nn-laiiied.
Thirty
r-li
ip-
an-'
working
in
I.herMol.
Tlie
IJiironia
laud-etl
and
paneuger't
to
London
were
despatched
by
special
train.
iac'wliore
they
went
by
rail
and
motor.
The
hip
docked
and
commenced
to
discharge.
thi
nf-tcruooil.
Tlie
Aurnnfa
passengers
were
landed
without
iucl-
dyll.
,
In
l,oiiiloii
where
uililillouai
ships
ale
working,
deliveries
look
duce
under
eseiirl
and
were
despatched
to
their
destitution.
i
lltuislgnres
of
euipo
are
gener-)
ally
taking
didiery
from
the
Onay
iu
a
satisfactory
manner
to
warehouse,
etc.
At
Southampton
tlie
posillou
routlunes
very
satisfactory.
The
Lnucas(rja
passengers
were
..de
spatched
to
London
tonight
by
road
without
incident.
The
railway
condition
is
lm-provini:
and
moio
trains
are
runniiw.
Amide
volunteers
for
labor
are
everywhere
available.
OLIVER
HOME
FROM
OTTAWA
coss
In
Impressing
the
Federal
Authorities
of
Claim
VANCOUVKIl.
May
II.
Pie
mier
(ilier
arrived
last
night
from
Ottawa
where
he
ha
bc-rn
urging
the
claims
of
llritisti
Columbia
for
recognition
in
the
matter
of
unalienated
lauds
in
the
railway
bell
for
railway
pur
p'oes.
Mr;
.(lver
said
he
refused
lo
believe
any
suggestion
that
Ihe
Federal
department
of
.lustlce
would
not
entertain
the.
claims
of
the
.Province,
lie
declared
thai
lie
had
nol
ighen
up
hope
eventually
of
winning
his
point
ami
tmimaico
nun
me
ugni
oi
1
1.(1.
fpii.Coiiipensatiou
was
fat
from
ended.
"The
situation
Is
not
bejtr
than
it
was
and
tl
ia
no
wiie
llian
it
was,"
was
the.
way
liijij
suntntl
up
the
result
of
Ins
Irlp.
NEW
RADIO
STATION
CHANDELAR,
ALASKA
WASHINGTON,
May
tl.
-
Au
tlioriial
Ion
of
C.lia.iiili'lar.
Alaska.!
Si
TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlca
with
newly
laid
dancing
at
floor
for
hire.
Anywhere
Anytime.,
Itand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
tfA
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
ana
tn
si.
",,,
MATT
VIDECK.
Prol.h,.,
u
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Ml
XVI..
NO.
110,
HUNCH
mpirnr,
n.c
TjIlsday.
may
ii.
ioso.
YetrrJiy'i
Clrcvlalion.
I
sot
Stret
Sates
ill
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1RST
CASE
OF
SABOTAGE
IS
lsTs?sas?!iLfflKVHBsl
'
1"
f
v-.!!f
'-wm
-
"MISS
IjANAIiA":
MILS.
J.
L.
IIAUillT.
Allierlau
matron,
who
was
aiiiong
Ihe
27
conlestanls
for
the
honor
of
being
chosen
queen
at
the
annual
Festival
of
Slates
held
at
St.
Pelersliurg.
I-'!
recently.
Mis
Marie
Tessier.
of
Vah-ipgt
hi,
I
I.U.,
vvas
the
ultimate
choice.
HAIL
STORMS
SMASH
GLASS
DALLAS,
Texas,
May
11.
Rain
Is
pouring
through
skylights
and
shop
windows
smashed
by
hugo
hall
stones
Saturday
night.
Yesterday
Increased
the
storm
damage
to
approximately
$2,000,000,
while
hailstorms
to
the
north
of
here
yesterday
wrought
unesllmated
loss.
SIX
HALIBUT
BOATS
!
SOLD
THEIR
CATCHES
Six
halibut
boats
sold
Iheir
raichi
lu'ie
,iin
morning,
American
fish
fetching
t
L30o
ami
15.10c
and
Canadian
IJJ.HUe
and
i:.0ite
with
secono1
goiiyt
at
sixand
seven
cents.
Sales
were:
American
.
Seattle,
11,000,
to
Hooth
Fjslh
Tahoma,
13,000,
to
.
.'.
Star,
8.500.
Ui
HOyal
Fisli
lUi.
June
1
2,000,
to
Cold
Storage,
Canadian
Cape
Heale,
38.000,
tp
Storage.
ICS.
JtJold
Nnoine,
1,000,
10
Atlin"
Pflcr-
Salmon
aj
as
a
radio
studou
ot
urmv
siKnal
Tatlow.
2.100
reds
and,
,200
corps
with
tlie
r
'-operation
of
'whites
at
15.20c
ami
3c.
the
.
t'handelnr
Mining
i'.o.
is
an-!
nounced.
Subscribe
to
Hie
Daily
News
Possibility
of
Strike
Ending
Soon
,
is
Mentioned
by
Leader
of
Miners
Organization
in
London
Interview
LONDON.
May
I
I.
Indications
uf
an
easing
iu
the
'gen
erul
strike
deadlock
became
more
pronounced
this
afternoon
A.
.1.
Cook,
head
of
the
miners
'organization,
declared
thai
".'police
is
possible
al
any
moment
on
tonus
that
will
give
security
lo
Ihe
miner.
Numerous
persons
have
been
approaching
tlie
loaders
of
the
niinershe
asserted,
wilh
a
view
lo
solllingjl
he
deadlock.
.
,
-iW:
Al
llio
same
time.
Ihe
Koverniucut
spokesman
inl'oriued
Ihe
newspapers
that
"w'tlhiml
beitig
unduly
opIiiuUlic,
1
IhiukMwe
may
say
the
tide
liasJTirued.
There
is
a
tendency
all
ovC'i-h
'
country
for
the
strikers
lo
drift
back."
Ivf
f
;
.c
ii..:....
..rfi..iiJt
,lA,,..
n.'
.
....I....
ii,
...ii.
1,,1..
,.r
ll,
'
"i,?...,'
lc
r
in
uiin,
1111,
CIJIM;
lilt-
iivtiiiiiiii.i
yj
being
niaintainVd.
N!
VMltK.
May
II
-
A
Iripl"
d
li"iner
by
Siniinoas
ea-!..!
:le
Philadelphia
Alhlelk&
o
win
ii!-'
eeiiin
siraiui
yes-
rday
iiy
defeating
St.
Louis,
lb.-
New
Yori;
Yankee
co"
cled
III
hits
off
three
Detroit
lilclier
winning
by
13
to
9.
Habe
Ituth
ceurel
bis
eigtiH.
home
run
if
Ihe
season.
Jess
Petlif,
a
Hrooklyn
pitch
ing
ace,
lost
his
first
game
of
Ihe
season
lo
Chicago
when
they
cored
7
run
in
the
eighth
in
ning
on
bunched
hit
aud
American
League
Detroit
l,
New
York
13.
f
St.
Louis
.',
Philadelphia
3.
Cleveland
,
Hoston
0.
Chicago
2.
W
asliingion
0.
National
League
I'osloii-Ciiic.inuat
i
postponed.
Philadelphia
-
Pittsburg
post
oued.
'Hrooklyn
0.
Chiraero
'J.
New
York
I.
St.
Louis
5.
STEWART
MAN
DIES
IN
LOCAL
HOSPITAL
Death
Occurred
Early
This
Morn
Ing
of
Donald
John
Donald
John
Malheson,
aged
11,
Stewart
miner,
died
at
2.30
this
morning
in
the
Prince
Ituperl
(ieneral
Hospital
where
he
had
boon
a
patient
'for
Hie
past
nine
mouths.
The
funeral
will
take
place
on
Thursday
afternoon
With
the
B.C.
Undertakers
In
charge
of
arrangements.
Deceased,
who
was
Scottish
by
birth
and
the
sou
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Malheson
of
Nova
Scotia,
had
been
a
resident
of
the
province
for
twenty
years
and
was
quite
well
known
iu
tlie
local
'
"
'
district.
.
A
brother.
Neil
J.
Metheson,
who
is
iu
(lie
cmtracting
busi
ness
at
Stewart,
is
at
present
In
Ihe
city.
RANK
OUTSIDER
WAS
WINNER
OF
BIG
RACE
BALTIMORE,
May
tl.
Dig-play,
a
rank
outsider,
won
the
Preakless
Slakes
yesterday-
wilh
Blondon
second
and
Marl
third.
Display
paid
913
for
a
two
dollar
ticket
and
hy
capluring
the
race
netted
its
owner
$33,000,
REPORTED
IK
OF
STRIKE
ENDING
BUT
NOTHING
TANGIBLE
ON
WHICH
TO
BASE
IT
irst
Case
of
Sabotage
in
Strike
Was
Reported
Today
That
Flying
Scotchman
Wrecked
Yesterday
iged
important
defections
among
railway-
len
but
main
body
of
strikers
remain
out;
nothing
tangible
toward
settlement
LONDON,
May
11.
The
first
ease
of
serious
sabotage
he
gctm
ul
inke
began
was
reported
today.
The
famous
ing
t
ji-inun.
ordinarily
the
fastest
Irani
in
Ureal
Britain.
ling
mil
Mlinotirgh
lo
Lomiiin
Willi
1UI1
passengers
aboard.
Lw
ki'il
yesterday
at
Crauiliiigtou.
a
mimiiir
district
nett
le
j'A
!n
-
jtui
eil
Kill,
wlnrli
tin
authorities
lielievc
was
delibcr-
ic
I
hi,
ruii-ru
the
wreck.
An
engine
ami
two
couches
.i
'
una,
urn
lor
llie
luel
or
me
train
moving
slowly
n'
in
lu
re
iingiii
nave
neeii
seriou
casualties.
As
it
was.
In
t
person
wus
mjiirfd.
Privy
Council
;
King
Ceorge
held
a
ii
iv
iriMinril
at.
Hnekiiialiam
Palar
iIiik
morning
but
whether
for
l
lie
(iiiim.m-
of
ratification
of
furl
he.
emergency
niPiiure
wn
nol
din
cloned.
ITRIKT
PAINED
A
-'vtnenl
.poke,,,.,,,,
.ml
'1
lYllYLl
UiUuLil3
lining
the
i-ihiatHMi
lpinuln(f
tin
eighth
day
of
Ihc
strike
xaii
l
hem
hail
beiMi
iniMrluiit
defections
among
(he
railwaymeli
hul
ilnit
(he
in
ii
I
ii
body
of
strikers
remained
ool
The
whole
country
wax
ipilel,
he
added,
mid
lran-porlnlliHi
eric.e
were
steadily
expanding
mid
mwaur
for
I
lie
Pool
Takes
Elevator
from
August
1
State
Officials
at
Calgary
Will
provide
outlet
for
grain
from
all
points
on1
the
Canadian
National
Railways
they
declare
CALOAKY.
May
11.
The
firt
official
announcement
in
regard
lo
the
leosing
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
elevator
wa-s
made
yeierini
afternoon
here
by
pool
official.
They
say
IhaT
the
leiise
is
lo
take
effect
on
August
1.
,
Tlie
official
or
the
Alhcrla
Wheat
Pool,
in
making,
the
an-,
iioiiucemeiil.
uieutioii
that
the
elevator
will
provide,
nil
millet
for
g.
am
at
all
ioiiil
on
the
Canadian
National
Hailway.
,
The
ieu-e
is
tor
two
years
with
the
option
of
purchase
at
,
the
t
ad
or
llial
time,
and
it
is
understood
the
option
is
likely
to
lie
taken.
PHILADELPHIA
WINNER
!
SUPPORT
FOR
OF
SEVENTH
STRAIGHT
.
i
Beat
St.
Louis
With
Aid
of
Slm-l
rrtons
at
Bat;
Ruth
Makes
I
Another
Homer"'
-
-
w
l
mm
siKiat
Railway
Employees
of
Canada
.
Send,
$500to.
Funds
of-Brit-
Ish
Trades
Union
OTTAWA,
May
lUt
The
first
direct
financial
contribution
from
Canadian
workers
for
tlie
support
qf
the
British
Trades
Unions
oil
strike
was
forwarded
yesterday
by
the
Brotherhood
et
Railroad
Employee.
r
ivinit-tance
of
?500
was
cabled
lo
the
British
Trades
Union
Uonress.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Con
gress
of
Canada
sent
out
a
tele
graphic
appeal
to
labor
councils
in
I
lie
Dominion
for
subscription
to
unable
them
to
give
fi
nancial
support
to
the
British
miners.
,
HOSPITAL
FOR
TERRACE
SOON
Meeting
to
Formulate
Plans
Is
Called
for
Tomorrow
Even-.
Ing
Following
Fraternal
Gathering
TLHHACK,
May
II
If
the
ef-
for!
now
being
made,
here
culminate
as
is
expected.
Terrace
wiil
soon
have
it
hospital
for
tlie
use
of
residents
anil'
people
of
the
district.
Already
a
joint
meeting
of
fraternal
societies
us
been
held
to
consider
the-
matter
and
a
public
meeting
ha
been
called
for
tomorrow
night
at
the
(i.W.Y.A.
Hall
to
formulate
plans
tor
the
working
out
of
Ihe
seheme.
NEW
HEAD
OF
INSTITUTES
Mrs.
V.
S.
MacLachlan,
Former
Secretary,
Is
Now
Superln-tendent
of
Women's
VICTOWA.
May
11,-Mr.
V.
S.
MacLachlan,
secretary
of
the
women
institutes
of
B.C.
since
tUll).
has
been
promoted
lo
the
position
of
sufierlnleiulijnt.
Minister
of
Agriculture
ijarrow
an-nnunced
today.
v.?
Mrs.
MacLachlan
succeeds
Mr.
Warnock,
who
heh'
Uje
position
of
superintendent
In
conjunction
witli
that
of
deputy
,inTnlster
of
agriculture.
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