I
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Dandi:
Ambulance
Anywhere
at
Anytime
i.
l.VrhnnrP
I.iilldlnir
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
i
YVII
.
No.
101.
DURING
APRIL
i.i
i
iuojuo
nil
xi"
a
nm-
Itril
II
ITII
a
f-'iuin
fill
vnx
Uurei
kept
on
the
.
oui
landing
at
this
port
.
oi
April,
doling
today
'
.122.000
pound
In
T
:ey.eigtit
American
vea-400
pound
and
thirty-boau,
780.B00
pounds
rrket
condition,
with
;.
.:un
Uan
uaual.
made
:
for
the
decrease
In
ending
VMS
SB
S
mmmm
4M
m
4HBJ
S
s
DIED
ON
FIELD!:
"
in
in,
or
mill,
mak
1'A
Ol.ll
I'OI
NTItY
I
CIOT-
IIALI.
;iru
30
The
Sheffield-First
Division
of
the
was
abandoned
during
!!
after
Wynn
of
Bury,
dinpped
dead
on
the
allls
mm
m
allaLa.J
ANOTHER
ROCK
marie
at
linlruiKF
ut
Port
l.il-
Hunl
ll.irlxir
rtrriliiy
Oc
:rgp
J.
rrlzncll.
on
his
f
i'
1
Uie
Bkecna
Ttlver
can-
xxed
an
uncharted
rock
yes-.ie
entrance
to
Port
Edward
T:ie
Laura
P
.
which
has
been
assistance
In
charting
the
ar
waa
undamaged
frem
the
c:
hough
the
veteran
sklpiwr
obliged
to
add
another
rock
hi
YV
.
1
.
RA
ST
WINNFR
ss
ff
aa
is
i
mm
OF
VICTORIA
CUP
I
Nniinil
mill
Vulilorr
Tlilril
In
$M.imhi
Itiiie
ut
llurkt
IMrk
Tuiluy
"ST
PAltK
April
30.-
Mrs.
Arthur
Herbalist
won
the
$10,000
Vlo-
Cup
today
Mrs
P.
Mayes'
Qlfted
oecond
and
Valdore
third.
Eleven
Tan,
NfiTHFR
QFINF
RHAT
for
rnwp
PArifiNn
rn
aaai
IMIU
a
very
CMUU
boftt
ior
the
Qom
racUiufl:
Co,
keel
of
the
new
boat,
which
will
thfl
Itsillal
..
4.nu
urllt
1sf
"
a
snrtsiv
uuHk
v
J
lv
w
aas
in
about
throe
wrvku
time
nnd
It
.
vnnii
lie
win
w
iwu"
wa
ry
about
the
middle
of
Juno.
Tho
cr'fc
will
be
45
feet
0
Inches
long
ue'im
of
1
fret
i
day.
The
caat
made
a
record
for
m
r
rjeV
hours,
lt
i
.JrJ
progress
le
inounFol
evlderfee
"taken.
NOitrotx.
virgmu.
Apni
so.
Pour
naral
men.
including
two
omcers
and
two
enlisted
men.
attached
to
the
lUmplon
Roada
naral
air
station,
were
killed
when
a
bolt
of
lightning
struck
their
plane,
plunging
It
Into
Chesapeake
Bay.
All
were
killed
instantly.
IMII.T
Ol
I.KIIIT.MMI
IIITt
Atliri-AM:
AMI
KM
II
NAVAL
Mi:
Dili
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
li.Mil.lSII
1.UII1I;
IHiMmi
I.
Arsenal
3.
Birmingham
0.
Aston
Vllla-Blaekbum
not
played
Bolton
4,
Jluddersfteld
0,
Burnley
I.
Leicester
t.
Cardiff
I.
ETtrton
0.
Derby
County
3.
West
Bramwich
1.
Lecd.s
United
0,
West
Hsm
3.
Liverpool
1.
Tottenham
0.
M
alien
cater
United
0.
Sunderland
0.
Newoastle
United
0,
Wednely
I.
ItUUIoli
II
Bradford
t.
Banialry
I.
Chtb-ca
0.
Maneliester
City
0.
Clapton
1.
Blackpool
0.
Hull
1.
Oldham
3.
Mlddlcaboro
S.
Beading
0.
Nott
County
3.
orimsby
o.
Port
Vale
t.
Swansea
1.
Prraton-lairllngton
not
played.
Southampton
t.
Notts
Forest
0.
South
Shields
1.
Portsmouth
0.
Wolverhampton
3.
Putnam
1.
M
OTTIHII
I.I.Ull
t.
llMiii
I.
Aberdeen
2.
Motherwell
0.
Ccltlo
3.
Partlck
1.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Hibernian
0.
Dundee
3,
tjurcn'a
l't.
0.
Hamilton
3.
Falkirk
I.
Hearts
1.
Dunfermline
3.
Morton
0,
Clyde
3.
Bnngcrs
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
8t
Johnstone
1.
Atrdrleontans
1.
Bt.
Mlrrcn
4,
Dundee
United
3.
VANCOUVER
EXCJ!ANB
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
..
Dunwell
Olaclcr
Independence
Indian
Premier
porter
Idaho
SUver
Crest
.
Richmond-
Coiut
Copjr
Sunloch
..Bid.
Asked
,.48i
'.
,1.84
,
1.88
llSJ'
i.50
.101,
1.00
.09?,
.07
.07
Vi
3,00
3.10
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y,
.07
v
17J4
.18
13,00
13.50
.110
.80
Advertli
in
th.
Dally
News.
NEW
YORK
NOW
tHh-f-tt
postponed.
New
York
Plttaburg
Boston
CttUoafo
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
PhUadelpMa
St.
Louis
..
CCteaajo
Boston
UAUl
K
KTAN1HMI.
National
II.
MOLYNEAUX
mil
LEADING
TEAMSi
YANKEES
AMI
UIAXTH
.VIAKI.M1
1
1
HTItOMl
llH
IN
BASEBALL
IT..N-
A
XT
HACKS
I
NEW
YOZtK.
April
30.
After
several
'
daya'
Idlelieaa.
New
York
resumed
thi
race
for
the
American
League
pennai;
yesterday
by
defeating
Dos
ion,
Aidi
by
the
eaeelUnt
pitching
of
Reuth
r
Saba
Ruth
put
the
Yankees
aheau
b
batting
out
his
fourth
homer
ol
t
itmMM.
following
up
with
a
double
a.
u
,
a
single.
Although
Washington
batted
f"C
m:
-adelptila
twlrler
hard,
the
Mackmn
'
won.
Thurston
of
.Washington
and
Lamar
of
Philadelphia
homeved
an.
Cobb
singled,
doubled
and
tripled.
'
In
the
.National
League,
the
New
York
Olanu
ccutlnurd
their
wlniun
Km..
.
despite
their
fire
errors.
Lindstrom
Tyron
and
Terry
hit
homers
for
New
Turk.
Brtaklyn
Dodgers,
the
tall
enders.
de
feated
Phllsdelphla.
mainly
through
the
superior
pitching
of
Jim
Elliott,
recently
acquired
from
the
Coast
League.
The
dafa
scores
were
as
follows:
American
lnigiie
New
York
9,
Boston
0.
WswrOfigtoii
7.
Phllsdelphla
It.
Detroit
5.
Cleveland
2.
St.
touts
-
Chicago,
rain.
National
League
PhUlnhl.
0.
Brooklrn
1.
.
W.
L.
Pet.
.
10
4
.714
.
8
4
.687
.
8
S
CIS
.
B
S
.613
.
8
8
.600
'
.
8
7
.KB
.
4
10
3d
.
3
13
.200
rlcuii
.
8
i
4
.602
.
9
5
.043
.
6
3
Mi
.8
S
Mi
.8
7
.533
.
7
7
.600
.6
8
.400
.
3
11
.134
DEAD
AT
ATUN
nONIIIll
IIOAH
M
PEItlXTEXIIf.NT
IN
NOItTII
PAssEH
AWAY
AT
AO-VAXCIIU
Alii:
ATLIN,
April
30.
The
death
occurred
here
of
Hugh
Molyucaui.
who
tor
the
post
twenty-eight
years
has
been
In
charge
of
the
road
work
for
the
provincial
government
In
this
most
northern
district
of
the
province.
Mr.
Molyneux
made
his
home
In
Victoria
at
1773
Dciunan
Street
during
the
winter
montlia,
upcudlug
the
summers
In
the
north,
where
he
superintended
the
work
on
tho
roods.
He
whs
a
native
of
County
Antrim.
Ireland,
where
he
was
born
on
August
3.
1848.
Coming
to
Canada
as
a
boy
with
his
parents
he
lived
for
a
number
of
years
In
Quebec
province.
There
he
was
engaged
In
trading
and
In
various
capacities
with
companies
operating
In
the
lumber
M-ctlons
of
the
province.
Ho
was
the
shipping
agent
of
the
firm
of
Otlmour
es
Co.
In
the
handling
of
Its
timber
In
the
days
when
this
was
run
down
the
rivers
for
shipment
to
the
Old
Country.
Coming
to
British
Columbia,
Mr.
Moly
neux
came
north
In
1808
and
located
In
Atlln.
In
the
following
year
he
was
ap
pointed
to
the
position
of
superintend
dent
of
the
load
construction
In
tha
district,
si
position
which
he
continue
to
fin
up
to
:
the
time
of
his
death.
He
was
a
member
of
Atlln
Lodge
A.F.
St
A.M.
and
atood
very
high
among
the
residents
of
the
northern
mining
district
and
with
all
the
officials
of
the
department.
He
Is
survived
by
his
widow,
Margaret
Carruthers
Molyneaux,
his
daughter.
Mrs.
A,
McClltllvray
Morrison,
and
two
grandsons,
Hugh
M.
.
and
ttaiu
Allan
"'
D.
w
assssssssssssssn
MmWBmWm
fBBBBBBBWaBBBBBBk29sHBBYBBV
SBBBBBBBrBBBBBBwSSfiBBBBvBS
9sssssssssssssssssssTflrasssssssm
"
RT.
HON.
S"iANIXY
BAiJJVnN
prme
mlnlsf.
cf
C
est
B.-iuu:i.
arriving
at
St
James'
Palace
x
Xhe
Ktng'i
levee
!P.
WILLRELEASE
FEDERAL
SHIP
f.H.
,tTTOIIVTV
ANMIl.(l
IX
fltlsCO
rolllT
ftKiMZANCK
OP
HEIKI'IIKIi
ILLEIIALITY
SAX
UAXriiCO.
April
311
I
nltril
State
Attofnry
lUtfMil
aniiouiirrd
I
(lav
In
I
nit-mi
Court
tluit
the
attorney
grnrrul
and
ile-unrtiiiriit
of
Jiitlre
were
aware
that
I
lie
wliii
re
nf
the
ctraiiirr
Inlmil
ship,
with
a
million
dollar
cargii
nf
lliiior
Mime
humlrid
inllr
off
the
California
iiM-t
rnrntly.
mi
lllrgul
anil
thul
the
ir.ilt
woulil
be
rrlrneil
next
week.
STEAMER
FOR
JUNE
GRAIN
LOADING
AT
RUPERT
ANNOUNCED
The
chartering
of
the
steamer
Yomel
Miru
u
toad
grain
here
In
late
June
for
the
Mitsubishi
Interests
of
Japan
at
M75
la
announced.
This
Is
understood
t
be
one
of
the
two
vessels
that
were
originally
reported
for
May
charter
here
The
Yomel
Maru
recently
loaded
a
grain
cargo
at
Vancouver
for
the
Orient
.
PROMINENT
MOUNTED
POLICE
OFFICER
IS
DEAD
AT
VICTORIA
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
KUPEUT,
1)jC
SATURDAY,
APRIL
30.
1027
IIITIXOI
IsllEll
NAVAL
MAX
Sl
f-j
lf:i;i)
IJAUI.
IIKATTY
As
SKA
LOCH
JUKUUH.
Aprn
30.
-
Bad
Beatty.
O.
Oil.
O.C.V.O..
DAD,,
l.rst
-ca
.
am.
cb.cf
cf
the
British
naval
:
,r
-
lie
past
seven
yean,
will
be
vdei
by
AduiJril
Sir
Charles
Mad-n.
O
C
V
.
O.C.V.O..
KXJd.O-
t
day,
wa'.
announced
yesterday,
ihc
new
sea
lord
has
been
com-under-ln-chlef
of
the
Atlantic
net
.
c
i&id
a-!tci
be
au.wotled
Ajjthal
r
v
in
tlut
pos.
He
has
had
an
.
'..
ii
naval
career
and
won
dittlnc-o;.
duiin;
the
Orrat
War.
liie
rc
ignatlon
i.
arl
Beatty.
one
.
t:ic
I..
drlaj
and
vaUr..us
adiulr--
ir
Bi.t.H!
hlstcrj'.
had
been
exjected
r
cuie
time.
He
wa
barn
In
1871
d
o
tccn
a
naval
man
all
his
Hie.
is
came
became
a
household
word
dur-M-S
the
Orcat
War.
Prcm
1013
to
1816
lie
waa
commander
f
the
First
Battle
ruuer
SqUadrsn
and
on
Au-jit
28,
1814,
he
made
a
iitwrteal
dah
with
.us
squadron
Into
a
psrtlon
pr
the
Cer-uaa
fleet
In
the.HeUg:land
Bight,
sink-
I
-Ug
..u
ucruisu
uuivu
iiitt
iu
uc-
itroera.
escaping
htoselt
unscathed
and
v:th
very
lntIeAlotT
On
May
31.
J817.
ie
wen
another
great
naval
victory
off
Jutland,
destroying
,many
German
aarahlps
and
chasing
ihe
remainder
back
W
port,
this,
being
jpraacallytbs
awr-
tiavil-
oonfllet
Earl
Bcat'.y
was
commander-.a-cluel
of
th
British
fleet
from
November
18
to
1?19
when
he
was
appointed
First
Sea
Lord
and
Chief
of
the
Naval
Staff,
whlci
position
be
now
relin
quishes.
He
was
granted
an
Earldom
and
1100.000
In
1818.
It
Is
understood
to
be
hl
Intention
to
retire
to
private
life.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
Ten
VrM-N
sold
7.mmi
I'oiiiiUi
Through
IWi
Exrh.mgr
Thl
Morning
Halibut
landings
marketed
through
the
Fbih
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
'
77.000
pounds,
two
American
vessels
selling
39.300
pounds
at
14.6c
and
8c
and
14
Jc
and
7c
while
eight
Canadians
sold
47.7000
pounds
at
from
12.5c
and
7c
to
13.5c
and
8c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
aa
follows:
Anierirau
Wireless.
11.800
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
It.
5c
and
8c.
Muria.
17.500
pounds,
Canadian
Flth
Japanese
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
14J3c
and
7c.
Caii.iillan
,
P.
Dsrrecn.
6.000
pounds,
Canadian
JTah
it
Cold
8torage
Co.,
13.1c
and
7c.
Dolphin.
5.500
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
13.2c
and
7c.
Pair
of
Jacks,
7.500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
13Jc
and
7c.
Margallce,
6500
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
13c
and
7c.
Tramp.
11.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
13.4c
and
7c.
M.AJ3..
3.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co,
IS.Sc
and
8c.
Ruth.
3.500
pounds,
noyal
Pish
Co,
12.5c
and
7c.
Mulrncog.
7.000
pounds.
Canadian
VICTORIA.
April
30.
-Lieut
Colonel
;
Fish
A;
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.5c
and
8c.
James
Wilson,
assistant
commissioner
I
of
the
Boya!
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
C.N.R.
stesmer
Prince
Oeorge.
Capjalu
of
which
he
had
been
a
member
fori
Harry
Nedden.
arrived
from
Vancouver
thirty-seven
years,
died
at
hla
home
and
war
port
this
morning
at
10.15
hr
vmterrisv.
lie
COmminded
the'
and
will
sail
tonight
for
Stewart
at
special
detachment
of
the
force
which
j
10
o'clock
returning
here
tomorrow
attended
the
coronation
of
King
George
evening
and
sailing
for
the
routh
at
It
V.
in
1013.
o'clock.
Death
xrnd
Privation
General
in
Southern
States
as
Flood
Large
Upstair
Dining
ilall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
tor"
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
'none
457.
Price
(VmI
CONCLUDES
m
mm
mm
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
-m
m
m
m
mm
v
aw
w
ar
warar
aw
aw-m
a
w
m
wm
mm
i
47
m
m
m
r
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
nuriuvnsibivvawa
I
f
Iff
I
f
ff
111
f
f
M
I
Iff
H
V
IVI
K
KlftllVI
lilt
I
If
I
I
W
UK
f.lf
H
HIKf
aTl
.
earing
ar
uttawa
or
esfern
Case
joor
lp
Record
Space
of
Time
MM.
ENDKI)
TODAY
A
ITER
PROTEST
HAD
KEEN
MADE
AT
IN
ATTENDING
COMMISSIONER
PARTICIPAT
INK
IN
DECISION
1
AW
A.
April
30.
Signed
by
counsel
for
Uritish
Columbia,
and
Saskatchewan,
n
protest
was
entered
at
the
freight
ii
juny
here
yesterday
against
Commissioner
Calvin
Law-
u!::ent
member
from
the
sittings
on
account
of
illness,
par-i
:
n
a
decision
to
be
given
in
the
matter
of
western
rates.!
j.-.-
read
in
part:
This
commissioner
took
no
part
in
the
western
sittings
of
the
board
preceding
the
final
hearing
'
;;
r-.:cpiion
of
four
days
in
March
when
evidence
was
given
on
with
the
submissions
of
the
Quebec
Harbor
Commis-
i
ion
Since
thU
commissioner
enwd
to
attend
the
final
hearing
of
the
board
'
which
heard
erldence
fifty-one
day
and
argument
tor
an
additional
sixteen
day
and
present
-only
three
daya
of
a
week
occupied
with
part
of
the
argument
of
counsel
far
the
railway
eompan-lea.
our
client
Intereat
require
that
e
point
out
to
the
board
It
la
Impossible
for
a
commissioner
o
circumstanced
to
adequately
deal
with
the
many
complex
Issues
ratted.
After
111
iUT
of
actual
sttttraa.
the
y
Board
'copcliKled
j4u
investigations
to-
MADDEN
IS
NEW
Conservatives
Conclude
Thtir
ARMR
M
TY
HF.AI)!
Part
of
Scandal
Case
Friday;
J.
ilAS
S-
Ik
A.
Sv
AJIAA
ui.
I
Grits
to
be
Heard
Next
Week
VICTORIA,
April"
30.
Asssertions
by
John
A.
Gauthior
that
lie
was
offered
tho
sum
of
$20,000
by
Geovge
Vandeveer,
Seattle
attor-in-y.Jf
he
would
make
a
declaration
denjnng
the
charges
in
his
affidavit
implicating
the
government
in
connection
with
liquor.
commi:-tions
which
is
now
being
investigated,
that
he
was
threatened
and
an
attempt
was
made
by
Vandeveer
to
have
him
deported
from
the
United
States
to
Canada
when
he
refused
to
accept
the
money
and
that
he
went
over
to
the
Old
Country
to
clean
up
the
mess
of
the
"Karris
ring"
were
features
of
Friday's
session
of
Mr.
Justice
Morrison's
royal
commission.
-
-
H.
D.
Twigs.
Victoria
MUL
who
fi
TTTnaTIrTf7f
Tl
presented
the
Cauthler
affidavit
to
the
A
j
I
I
j
t
ffeSg
3k
1
ll
a.slatuic.
announced
that
the
Conser-
JTlU
i
J
lllsj
jJlLlLl
.
vatlves
had
desed
ttolr
case.
When
the
couanlsslon
resumes
Its
se?-
I
XaW
UIIVl
slcn
cn
Monday,
members
of
the
gov-!
IVLLC!
ii
I
If
I
ernmeat
will
take
the
stand
to
give
Uirlr
version
of
the
allegations
of
Oauthler.
VAX!
Oft
l:lC
CHAIN
TIlAffIC
IMtOI'S
BY
NKAKI.V
511
PEIt
CENT.
4
cording
to
a
report
made
by
the
Vancouver
Merchants'
Ex-
change.
While
a
lighter
grain
movement
west
is
the
main
cause
for
the
decrease,
the
use
cf
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
4
has
been
partly
resionslbie.
TTtTT4,ff
44-TTTttT,
COMMERCIAL
GRADS
WIN
OVER
CHICAGO
TiMik
Exhibition
(ianir
Lut
Night
In
Cuurv
of
l.H.
Tour
by
Mrore'of
23
In
17
anCAOO.
AprU
30
Playing
a
super
lative
brand
of
basketball,
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Grads.
ladles'
champions
of
the
world,
defeated
Chicago
Al!
Stirs
by
a
sccre
of
23
to
17
last
n'it
on
their
visit
here
In
the
course
cf
a
tcur
of
men
lmpor:ant
United!
atc;c.
cit
es
wi:tuus
UEPOKT.
X
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
Cloudy
light
SJS.
wind:
barometer
20JS0;
temperature
42:
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
Laklna.
Ketchikan
for
SeatUe.
73
miles
from
Ketchikan:
8
p.m.
spoke
ateamer
Anyox,
Stewart
for
Tacoma,
508
miles
from
Tacoma;
8
pjn.
spoke
tug
Lorn,
towing
barge
Pezuta,
leaving
Massett
Inle;.
lltKIIKUICK
IIIKKK.
i'io.i:r.K
COAST.
II
IKS
AS
KESll.T
Of
ACCIUEXT
AT
IJI
ATIIIASKI
COVE
Of
QUATHISAKI
COVE.
AprU
30.
In-
!
Juries
sustained
when
an
automobile
!be
was
cranking
shot
forward
and
VANCOUVER.
April
30.
This
knocked
hUa
through,
the
railing
of
the
season's
grain
exported
through
1
wharf
on
to
a
rscty
be&ch
below
proved
Vancouver
up
to
Thursday
j
fatal
lot
Frederick
Bukcr
who
died
In
morning
of
this
week
has
the
hoepital
at
C&ii.pbtll
PJver.
Buker
amounted
to
approximately,
.28,
4-
came
to
British
Columbia
from
Ontario
i.OOO
bushels
as
compared
torty-oxe.
years
ago.
and
iwas
engajed
In
OOO.C
.
wlUt?-47j0oOJ)0a.ushtW
PofftUcazlopeTatKms.tfOrmhe
-ccast
.
until
r
rc
jrrcetron
s.
iTsrce,
".
1812".
UNION
BILL
TO
BE
MODERATED
i
CLAl'SE
BEING
PI
T
IN
MKAHUIE
BY
UKITISII
OOVEKXMENT
TO
I
APPEASE
L.H()KIT
LONDON.
April
31
It
was
.
officially
announced
tcday
that
the
government
would
offer
an
amendment
to
the
Trade
Unxn
Bill
making
combined
lockouts
4y
employees
Illegal.
This
move.
It
Is
expected,
will
oHset
the
contention
of
the
Labcrttes
that
the
bill
Is
aimed
solely
at
the
Trade
Union
movement
and
Is
therefore
one-sldcd.
CROSS
BORDER
IN
AIRPLANES
southbound:
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
klllti
OT
fgnt
following
the
seizure
Curacao,
Ocorge
Inlet
for
Beatue.
"'on
road
outside
Los
Angeles.
miles
from
Ocorge
Inlet;
midnight,
j
spoke
steamer
Alameda,
10
mUes
JromlAf'r'0
I
irr
NfinCP
Red
Bluff
bay.
northbound.
I
LiVOLiJ
Lilt
Jj
UllULtll
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Rain,
fresh
S.E.
wind;
barometer,
20.50:
temperature
36;
sea
moderate.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
3U.84;
tem-
nerature
40:
moderate
swell;
6
pjn.
spoke
motorshlp
Ollnda.
Vancouver
for
Caught
beneath
his
automobile
when
It
Arrandale.
no
position;
C
pjn.
speke
ioveiturced
on
an
unlrequcntctf
road,
steamer
Forest
King,
bound
tor
Seattle.
d.
Louis
waa
kllleq
and
his
companion.
475
miles
from
Scsttle:
8.15
pm.
spoke
j
James
Squarebrlggs.
was
seriously
In-.i,omr
Amur,
tawuw
banre
Rlversdale,
Jured.
The
latter
was
pinned
under
jLadysmlth
for
Anyox.
303
,mllca
rromthe
car
for
ten
hours
before
help
ar-!
Anyox;
9.25
pju.
spoke
ateamer
Star,
rived.
i
Seward
for
Seattle.
33J
miles
from
Seat-!
'
SZ7,
-
r
II
7
J...'
Ketchikan
for
ScatUe.
348
miles
from
Lon
anions
urow
Worse
I
ouaiu.
uo
P.m.
.poke
steamer
Mm.
Brca.
Prince
P.upcrt
for
San
Pedro,
abeam
Bella
Bella,
southbound;
8
am
xtiox
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.01;
temperature
42:
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Rain,
fresh
8.E.
wind:
barometer
39.52;
temperature
40;
At
Ynzoo
City,
Mississippi,
flood
waters,
rushing
tnrougn
tneiight
swell.
t
.
I
,
lt
t
..
tLI.
.
a
it
'
nAMnn
iffifu.
Tttt
T
UaDTtnD
taf
alrtiwlv
frah
Morrison;
also
an
elder
brother.
James'
protection
levee
mis
morning,
tore
awnj-
me
n
ui
.-.v-,
...
-
Molyneaux,
of
Ottawa,
and
a
nephew.
I
house
and
flooded
ten
thousand
bales
of
cotton,
the
damage
being
southeast
wind;
barometer
3D..2:
tern-John
Wilson
Molyneaux
of
Bnsnlch.
'
estimated
nt
$500,000.
perature
42:
sea
rough.
t
.S.
l
EIIEUAt.
AOEXTS
CAPTl
l!E
TiiitEt:
siiiis
ix
which
.Mexicans
WERE
ItEIXM
Mil
d-
(iu:ii
LOS
ANGELES.
April
30.
Federal
agents
captured
three
airplanes
In.
which
aliens
were
being
smuggled
from
Mexico
and
one
aviator
was
shot
and
tic.
10J0
pjn.
spoke
motorshlp
Norco.
j
PIllNp
r
)h
UAWDN
MEMPHIS.
Tennessuey
;
April
30.
Flood
conditions
in
MiaJs-poKe
tug
st.
Faith,
weatherbound
at
r.r!n".
manv
new
i
tr...i..
oi
I'
UIIU
t
i
'
w
vuitviliut
M
V
Sliwo
vw
s'v
tf
v
i
llUrnlUti
taid
breaks
being
reported
in
the
levees
at
various
points.
&uuerinjr
flinoiijr
the
refugees
is
so
great
that
Ked
Cross
officials
have
appealed
to
President
Coolidge
for
additional
sums
to
the
$5,000,000
already
requested
for
relief
purposes.
In
Arkansas,
the
dead
is
estimated
at
110
while,
on
the
Mississippi
delta,
hundreds
are
reported
to
be
clinirlnir
to
the
levee's
trees
nnd
roofs.
OVERTURNING
AUTO
AT
N.
VANCOUVER
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
April
31.
PASSES
IN
ONTARIO
.
11
1
('ui.
iHinalilf'Mctirrgiir,
W,
Wus
Ilimil
of
'
VfjIluiieV
iWn'ulttre
In
Eurly
la)
a
VANCOUVER.
April
30
Col.
Donald
McOregcr,
seed
88.
Yukon
pioneer
and
chairman
of
the
Cltliena'
committee
fCratcd
to
malattln
Crdcr
la
the
days
of
th
ICondyke
gold
rush
at
Dawson,
died
at
)hls
home
In
Marlhtown,
Ontario,
It
was
learned
here
yesterday.
Advertise
la
the
Dolly
Newa