25
TAXI
and!!
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Sland;
Exchange
iJuildlng
MATT
VIDECK,
I'rop.
Vol,
XVII.,
No.
115.
LIBERA
TAX
RATE
SET
FOR
CITY
EDITORIAL
THEFT
NOT
CRIME
IN
THIS
CASK
ALL
WILL
LIKELY
A(iREE
i
Just
recently
there
was
an
am-
itrur
play
put
on
at
the
West-
holme
which
illustrated
that
failing
to
tell
the
truth
Is
not
always
wrong.
Now
it
is
aimed
to
show
that
stealing
In
not
always
wrong.
The
following
verses
by
Walt
..I.
I....
I.
..I
41...C!
I.,
I..
.Mason
urn
biuicii
uuk
men
is
in
the
public
Interest
and
everyone
is
agreej
that
the
verse
is
so
good
that
it
is
itself
a
justification
for
the
crime:
In
Shabbylown
In
Shabbytown
they
do
not
care
1
f
1.
-I.
1..
'
1.....
it
inings
iook
seeuj
ever)
-wiierv.
They
have
no
pep,
they've
lost
their
grip,
they
simply
sit
around
.ind
vf
i
in
envy's
tones
of
Glossy-
ville.
the
shining
vlllaire
on
the
hill,
Oh,
Shabbytown
is
punk
and
gray,
and
it
shows
symptoms
of
decay,
and
strangers
passing
through
remark,
"it
surely
dates
hack
to
the
Ark."
Clean
up,
plant
up.
paint
up
manes
men
irown
along
the
streets
of
Shabbytown.
I
dll
III
1IUI1IL
inunLn
1IU
U
WI'LUI
in
thin
hum
villain?
down
at
heel:
.
.
1
1
A
t
f
1.
II
T
-
...
n""ip
...
-
i
n
i
n
vn
are
aiwuva
Lrunm
uuw
i.
:,rt
m,tltnr
vrrr
ir
Shuhliiinwn.
It
always
irives
my
soul
a
l
L
:
1
1
1
I
i
i
fi
l
......ii
uiriii
wnpn
i
arrivp
in
iti
i.mvvuic.
pride
in
making
things
k
k
clean
and
blight,
and
in
their
laior
take
o'elight
They're
lavish
with
the
helpful
paint,
selecting
colors
chaste
or
quaint,
and
decorating
every
shack;
thus
warding
off
decay's
attack,
and
making
all
the
buildings
look
like
buildings
read
of
in
the
book.
And
strangers
when
they
see
the
town
say,
"Here
we'll
come
ancf
settle
down,
and
raise
us
nineteen
kids
apiece,
and
live
and
die
as
slick
as
grease,"
while
Shabbytown
is
prone
and
dead.
INVESTIGATING
UOtltll
TO
IIOI.ll
XITTIM!
IN
I'KIM'E
HI
I'liKT
ON
tr:lMl.Y
NKNT
WEEK
VICTORIA,
May
17.
The
boord
In
chnrae
of
the
enforcement
of
a
universal
minimum
wage
law
Is
to
hold
a
meeting
it
Prince
Rupert
on
May
35,
which
Is
Wednesday
of
next
week,
to
Investigate
the
wages
paid
all
male
workers
In
Br!!.ih
Columhla.
The
board,
which
U
headed
bv
J.
D.
McNivcn,
deputy
minister
of
labor,
will
ir;uti?e
for
similar
mcetlnss
'through-
muI
the
province
later
with
both
employ
ee
and
employee.
Thct
are
prellmln
"
to
the
extension
of
the
law
to
all
branehci
of
Industry.
WERE
ATTACKED
BY
40
STOKERS!
"iinkm:
iu'siieii
Winn:
oitheks
WHEN
Mill
WAS
AT
HOCK
AT
h.N
I'llltKO
SAN
PEDRO,
May17-
Forty
Chinese
lokers
rushed,
six
white
officers
on
the
Dollar
liner
President
Wtlwn
yesterday.
They,
attacked
with
knives
and
axes
as
the
vessel
lay
alongside
the
dock
but
ere
quelled.
BRITISH
REPRESENTATIVE
AT
HANKOW
RECALLED
r-EKINO,
May
17.
Basil
Newtoa,
re
presentative
at
Hankow
of
the
British
minuter
to
China
It
Is
understood
hai
been
recalled.
This
la
interpreted
as
gesture
of
the
British
Government
cf
approval
of
the
southern
Nationalist
unent
under
Eugene
Chen,
JLskJ
Fifty
Mill
Tax
Rate
Was
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
QUEBEC
AT
SECRET
SESSION
OF
Night
but
No
Definite
Agreement
Reached
with
the
Railway
Company
IN1EICIOU
INDIANS
I'ltOTEKT
AOAINKT
totem
imi:
WOKK
Tlie
Klireucla
Ind
iuiw
of
Skct-na
Crowing
have
sent
a
strongly
worded
protest
to
Ottawa,
against
the
work
that
Is
now
being
carried
on
there
of
preserving
the
totem
peku.
They
have
taken
the
grouud
that
thehe
tribal
memorials
are
of
sacred
nature
and
not
to
be
tampered
with
and
they
further
claim
that
the
work
la
being
carried
out
without
their
consent.
Calling
8.
W.
Taylor,
lceat
tmrrlscr.
Into
conference
with
them,
the
natives
held
a
mass
meeting
last
Saturday
nlgtit
at
the
home
of
Martha
Morgan,
woman
chief,
at
Skeena
Crossing
when
a
resolution
for
submission
to
Ottawa
was
passed.
4-
WERE
TRAPPED
INSIDE
WHEN
BOILER
BURST
HALIFAX.
May
17.
-
four
workmen
were
trapped
Inside
the
boiler
room
of
the
Canadian
Government
steamer
Canadian
Carrier
by
the
explosion
of
a
boiler
followed
by
a
fire.
They
struggl:d
to
safety
through
a
manhole
but
were
terribly
burned
and
are
In
a
serious
condition.
'
,;
Little
damage
was
done
to
the
vessel
by
the
explosion.
navigat1on6pens
yukon
territory
llrsl
llout
l.ell
Uikr
I
IliirRe
lJi"t
Mglil
ami
l'aMMl
lotvn
lUg
Kalmoii
Navigation
has
cpened
m
the
rivers
of
Yukon
territory,
according
to"
the
Government
TeloTnphs
report.
The
first
bjat
left
lower
Lc
Barge
last
night
and
passed
down
the
Big
Salmon
River
this
morning.
Tho
mall
launch
from
Yukon
Crcmlng
pasu'd
down
Coffee
Creek
this
morning.
It
is
reported
that
there
la
another
Ice
Jam
between
there
and
Stewart
River.
Weather
continues,
warm,
im
"
momctcr
readings
this
momlivg
at
eight
o'clock
being:
Prlucc
Riipert.--Cloiidy.
calm,
temperature.
45.
Terrace
--Rain,
calm,
temp.
45.
Rowiwooil
Rain,
calm,
temp.
41.
Alyaiish-
Rain,
culm,
temp,
40.
Alice
Arm-
Rain,
calm.
temp.
47.
Anycx
Main,
calm,
temp.
41.
Stewart-
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Harcl'ton
Rum.
calm,
temp.
50.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
42.
Hums
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
su,
Whitehorec
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
53.
Dawson
-Cloudy,
north
wind,
temp.
41.
EIGHT
DEATHS
ARE
RESULT
OF
PANIC
BELGRADE,
May
17
Eight
death
were
reported
today
from
tho
provinces
In
panics
resulting
from
eomc
earth
trc-mors
experienced
In
Jugo
Slavla
during
tho
pnst
two
days.
During
the
first
day
of
loading
up
to
last
night,
15T.0O0
bushels
of
grain
was
poured
into,
the
British
steamer
Queen-moor
loading
at
the
local
elevator
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
The
iveisel
will
taks
a
total
cargo
oi
aooux
204,000
bushels
and
11
is
now
expecieu.
she
will
get
away
on
Thursday.
Motorshlp
tanker
Ollnda
arrived
In
port
during
the
night
with
oil
for
the
Union
Oil
Oo.'s
local
tanks.
Northern
and
FRIKCE
SWEEP
Secret
meeting
of
city
amount
of
public
business,
including
change
in
sewer
plans
Just
before
midnight
last
night,
which
statute
set
as
the
limit'
of
time
by
which
its
decision
must
be
made,
the
city
council
settled
on
CO
mills
as
the
tax
rate
for
the
year
1327.
The
fixing
of
the
mill
rale
wa3
contingent
on
the
nature
of
the
taration
agreement
with
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
and
it
was
1
0-10
before
the
fin.tl
offer
of
the
company
was
received
by
wire
from
YVmtiipeg.
There
wns
considerable
discussion
on
the
matters
in
jucsUon
which
the
mayor
flatly
refused
to
have
heard
in
public,
threatening
to
adjourn
the
meeting
to
his
private
office
before
the
single
representative
of
the
press,
who
wa
In
attendance.
retired
from
the
chamber.
The
ccunell
started
consideration
of
the
rate
bylaw
following
the
transaction
of
other
business
coming
fccforo
the
body.
3.
W.
Taylor,
appearing
for
the
railway
company,
announced
that
the
company
would
consider
a
flat
rate
of
S3
.000.
taxation
on
alt
Its
property
In
cluding
the
dry
dock
and
exclusive
of;
lenses.
One
point
was
not
clear
In
ru
Set
Last
council
deals
with
large
OLIVER
HAD
OPERATION
IS
larllllA
ItKUAlNIMi
NTUI.OTII
,.NI
IX
KXIEIXIAT
SI'lltlTH
n,rr
u
rrMlnlnr
Mrrntlli
rauldl.r
afler
an
operation
lit
llorlicMrr,
.Minn.
Ir.
Hubert.
Oliver,
vin
of
the
Pre-mlrr,
state
tlut
I
lie
uitlrnl
I'
la
evrllrut
lrlti.
BASEBALL
DUEL
IS
,
BEIKG
FOUGHT
TODAY
rltw
mJ
17.-
-A
duel"
of
champions
between
the
wiimersf
the
world's
crown
In
193J
and
192tf,
Is
-on
today
In
the
National
League
with,
6t.
IauIs
Cardinals
again
In
second
place
and
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
back
In
third.
National
League
St.
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
1.
Pittsburg
5,
Brookyn
0.
Others
rain.
American
l.eiijiie
Boston
3,
Chicago
5.
New
York
6.
Detroit
3.,
Philadelphia
10,
St.
Louis
S.
I.KAIil
K
.STANDINGS
Instructions.
oweverflSIjJals.,-
vHTOItl.V
-Mar""!"
J.
rrrmirr-
tnat
oemg
as
lo
wncmer
wie
qpm-
psny's
offer
Of
5.ooo
was
exclusive
or
Inclusive
of
dry
dock
debenture
tax.
Hj
had
sent
another
wire
to
Winnipeg
to
cJear
up
Uuit
point
and
le
expected
a
reply
momentarily.
The
council
then
aajournea
iroin
to
iu.ou
w
wi
receipt
of
the
desired
Information.
On
resumption
pf
the
session.
Mr.
Taylor
stated
that
he
had
received
a
I
rcnlr
to
his
wire.
The
scj.ooo
offer
of
the
railway
company
covered
all
pro-1
-t
inrlnrtinff
the
r!nr
dock,
excluxlvel
of
leases,
but
Including
the
dry
dock
j
Th
h
manmum
UVt.TUkUl
"
"
the
company
was
prepared
to
offer.
After
Mr.
Taylor
had
ictlred.
Mayor
Newton
suggested
that
the
council
fd-Journ
downstairs
to
consider
tho
matter.
Aid.
Perry
and
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
saw
no
reason
for
.a
private
session
but
the
mayor
persisted
In
his
request.
A
division
threatened
but
the
air
was
cleared
when
the
only
representative
of
the
public,
a
Dally
News
reporter,
quit
the
chamber.
The
session
then
continued
In
the
council
chamber.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
at
mid
night.
It
-was
announced
that
the
council
had
tleclJcd
to
repeal
tho
sewer
bylaw
and
submit
a
rew
ten
year
bylaw
about
July
or
August,
making
the
first
payment
of
Interest
due
ln
Febr
uary
1928,
work
io
proceed
therealter,
the
trcasirrcr
to
alter
the
advertisement
calling
for
tenders
for
bonds
from
83.
ooo
to
53.OO0;
that
the
city
solicitor
had
been
Instructed
to
discontinue
nJl
litigation
against
tho
railway
company
wWhdrawlhfi
the
appeal
now
Ini
the
courts:
that
a
bylaw
Imposing
a
rate
of
50
mills
had
been
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted,
and
that
tho
city
solicitor
had
been
Inrtructcd
to
take
up
further
iHI.'allallons
with
the
Cnnatflan'
Nation
al
Railways
offering
to
submit
an
agreement
whereby
It
would
pay
65.0O0
annually
In
taxation
exclusive
of
leases
and
Its
share
of
the
dry
dock
debenturo
tax
and
local
Improvements.
It
was
announced
that
tho
decision
urrlved
a
was
voted
In
favor
of
by
Aid.
Jos.
Greer.
Aid.
Tinker.
Aid.
P.
.ft.
Llnrcy.
Aid.
Terry
and
Aid.
Brown'
with
Mayor
Newton.
Aid
W.
J.
Greer
and
Aid.
Laracu
against.
Aid.
StcplKns
w
not
present.
The
toUil
mill
rate
of
60
Is
subdivided
Into
10
mills
providing
for
general
expenditure
during
the
year
1037:
11
for
schools,
and
20
special
levy
covering
In
terest
and
redemption
on
bonded
Inclcbt
'
I
cdncss.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
1.50H
Coast
Copper
11.25
11.50
Dunwelt
1.37
1.40
Olacicr
.08
W
.0014
Gladstone
;
34
U
.30
Independence
..OBVi
.08
V
Indian
.00
.07V4
U
ft
V.
09
.10i
Porter
Idaho
.17
Sunloch
SO
.05
Niittonai
W.
.
U
Pet
IB
0
.607
15
10
.600
13
10
.565
'
.....
13
-
10
.545
.....
J3ai.
L
-Ml
is
.4oa
!
IHV
17
.391
7'Y
10
.310
New
York
St.
Louis
.
Pittsburg
.
Philadelphia
Chicago
,
.
Dostoh
.
.
.
Brcoklyn
.
Cincinnati
American
New
York
10"
B
.704
Chicago
17
13
.5Bl
Philadelphia
15'
13
.539
Detroit
I'
,13
.480
Cleveland
13
14
.483
St.
Louis
11
14
.410
Washington
U
14
.440
Boston
8
17
J30
iiiit444t444Ttt
lOKMKIl
IIIUrlMI
-
ritC.MIKK
.MENTIONS
I
v
.
t
'.Si
ritOIIIIIITION
,
NEW
YORK,
May
17,J.
Ram-ray
Macdonald,
former
premier
pf
Great
Britain
who
has
been
touring
the
United
(State.
stated
today
that
tic
resents,
his
fellow
countrymen
sneering
at
American
effort
at
prohibition.
He
said
that
the
law
was
an
effort
to
keep
the
people
decent.
.
TWELVE
CHINESE
ARE
ARRESTED
IN
VICTORIA
'
VICTORIA,
May
17.
Twelve
Chinese
were
arrested
here
during
a
raid,
on
a
gaming
house
following
a
running
fight
with
the
police.
Eighteen
escaped.
Accounts
up
to
May
13
totalling
8.
-
Newspaper
17,
1927
MONSTKH
PASSENGER
PLANE
miraculously
escaped
destruction
during
a
storm
when
the
motors
went
dead.
A
full
complement
of
passengers
were
on
board,
and
when
the
plane
headed
for
the
ground
death
seemed
certain.
Instead
of
striking
the
ground
with
full
force,
however,
the
downward
flight
was
broken
by
the
heavy
trees
of
the
forest
over
which
it
was
flying
and
which
gave
it
a
slanting
and
gradual
descent
Liberals
Sweep
Quebec
at
Provincial
Election
t.'
0
Vehnai
EXT
SEcMES
:liOL?T
12
SEATS.
WlTIi
CONSEljyA-TIVES
HO(.UIN(f
ONLY
TEN
IN
THE
NEW
HOUSE
r
ti
.
MONTREAL,
May
17.
Liberals
were
returned
to
power
by
.ail'
overwhelming
majority.
Legislature
will
be:
Liberals
72,
Independent
Liberals
2,
Conservatives
10.
Premier
Taschereau
and
his
entire
cabinet
are
re-elected.
.'Th'e
election
in
Gaspc
riding
on
May
23
may
possibly
add
an-other.'aeat
to.
the
Liberal
quota.
11
..1.
...
r-.
A.
.1.1
.
TJie
Liberals
nave
gained
14
Indtpdndcnts
.two
from
Liberals,
a
'
m
-.WIRELESS
rtEPOUT
S
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm:
bar-J
.meter.
2038;
temperature.
45;
seal
smooth:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Anyox,
towing
barge
Lord
Templeton,
Lady-
smith
for
Aryox.
103
miles
from
Anyox;
7.45
aan.
spoke
steamer
Catala,
left
Wales
Island
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
calm:
barometer.
29.58;
temperature.
48;
sea
rmooth.
BULL
HARBOR
-
-
Part
cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer.
20.80:
temperature,
45:
sea
moderate;
8
pjn.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,
abeam
Egg
Island,
southbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Gray,
Rose
Harbor
for
Nanalmo,
abeam
PUie
Island;
8
p.m.
spoke
mofcrshlp
Ollnda,
Vancouver
for
Prince
Rupert.
50
miles
from
Prince
Rupert;
8
pjn.
spoke
motcrshlp
Norro.
KetclUkan
for
Seattle,
383
miles
frcm
Seattle;
8
am.
spoke
tug
St.
faith
In
Loughborough
Inlet
south
bound;
8
a
m.
spoke
tanker
Ulehmund,
left
Ocean
Falls
for
Port
Angeles.
.VlMIII
DIOBY
ISLAND
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.04;
temperature.
.51;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
light
touthcast
wind;
barometer.
29.50;
tem-
Iieraturc
50;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR-
Part
cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer.
29.80;
tern-
perature,
50;
sea
moderate.
French
President
King
George
in
England
Today;
Mutual
Expressions
of
Regard
"
LONDON.
May
17.
King
gue
of
France
and
Foreign
Minister
Uriand
who
are
paying
him
four-day
visit,
with
all
the
pomp
oi
pre-war
days,
the
lirst
day
of
the
visit
wits
a
busy
one,
culminating
with
attendance
in
the
evening
at
a
brilliant
state
banquet
in
their
honor.
Toasts
were
exchanged
in
French.
King
George,
in
proposing
the
toast
to
the
visitors,
said:
"Much
remains
yet
to
be
done
but
as
our
two
countries
helped
each
other
and
united
their
forces
during
the
war,
so
will
they
continue
to
work
tozether
In
the
cause
of
peace."
-
Replying
to
the
toast
President
Doumergue
declared:
'Tomorrow
as
to-
day
we
will
continue
to
unite
an
our
100.05
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
efforts
for
defense,
consolidation
and
or-city
council
last
nlghti
'
ganlzlng
for
peace
with
a
view
to
assur-
PROVINCE
'
Gaining
at
least
eight
seats
the
at
yesterday's
election
In
Quebec
The
probable
standing
of
the
new
seats
irom
uonservauves
anu
me
and
the
Conservatives
two
from
r
'trAiv
One
of
the
features
of
the
election
is.
the
hetter
showing
the
government
made
lit
Montreal
where
the
Premier
appealed
'
for
votes
on
the
ground
that
the
province
should
not
be
governed
by
the
rural
vote.
,
Arthur
Sauve,
leader
of
the
opposition.
declared
during
the
campaign
that
be
would
be
returned
either
as
Premier
or
as
a
back
bencher.
He
has
been
reelected
but
whether
he
will
now
resign
the
lcidorthlp
of
the
Conservative
mln-crj.;-
U
a
matter
that
Is
being
canvassed.
U.S.
MARINES
WERE
KILLED
SEVENTEEN
SAIII
TO
HAVE
I(ST
I.HE.S
IN
Ciasil
WITH
NICAUA
(HANS
MEXICO
CITY.
May
17
Pedro
Zeptxm
representative
here
of
the
Liberal
Nle-
araguan
Government,
announces
that
he
Is
advised
that
17
United
States
marines
and
25
Liberals
had
been
kill
ed
at
La
Par.
Nicaragua.
In
a
clash
when
the
marines
attempted
to
disarm
the
Liberals
!
J.
A.
Morris,
local
broker,
returned
to
jthc
city
on
tho
Catala
tills
morning
after
a
business
trip
to
Stewart.
is
Guest
of
George
received
President
Doumer
-
a
lng
Europe
an
era
of
order
and
prosperity,
thus
saving
the,
world
from
any
return
of
a
fearful
conflagration."
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the;
least.
I'hone
457.
I'rire
Five
Cents
COUNCIL
INTERIOR
MINES
mm:im;
and
mi.vku
ru
miouimi
ri
WELL
STATES
IV.
X.
IIMlltlS
WHO
IS
IN
TOWN
The
steady
continuation
cf
work
on
the
Silver
Cup
and
Sunrise
silver
mines
oa
ths
Nine
Mllo
Mountain
result
in
the
general,
appearance
of
tin
properties
increasing
In
promise
according
to
W.
S.
CDuko'')
Harris,
pioneer
llazelton
mining
man.
who
Is
a
business
is:r
In
town
for
a
couple
of
days
j-om
the
Interior.
At
the
Silver'
Cup
a
3,300
foot
tram-,
way
lrcm
mine
to
road
Is
being
'.built
i
and,
on
its
completion
about
July
15,
steady
shipments
of
high
grade
ore
will
I
be
instituted.
Duke
Harris
Is
personally
in
charge
of
operations
at
this
pro-!
perty
where
about
ten
men
are
em
ployed.
At
the
Sunrise,
Al
Harris,
a
brother
of
Duke.
Is
In
charge
of
development
operations
on
a
property
which
looks
like
a
first
class
milting
proposition.
Seven
men
are
employed
at
this
mine.
Mr.
Harris
reports
a
large
gang
.of
men
working
for
the
provincial
department
cf
public
works
on
the
reconditioning
of
ths
thirteen
mile
road
from
Haietton
to
Nine
Mile.
TWENTY
LOST
IN
BIG
FLOOD
TOWN
OF
.MELVILLE
li.OODKD
IM.MK-DIATKI.V
WHEN
LEVEE
OI'
UIVEIt
IlKOKE
NTV
ORLEANS.
May
17.
Relief
workers
In
the
Inundated
areas
of
Big
Bend
and
Bayou
des
Glalscs
section
report
approximately
a
total
of
twenty
dead
in
the
Louisiana
flood.
The
main
levoe
of
the
Atchafaiaya
River
broke
tn
tfAlvllTst
tK1
mnrnlncr
inrl
with
v.w
.w
v...
9
in
fifteen
minutes
there
was
five
feet
of
'er
In
town.
OPERATION
ON
JOSEPH
SANKEY
l-IMSONEi:
TAKEN
UtOM
JAIL
TO
HOSPITAL
AM)
CONIUTION
SEItlOlS
VANCOUVER.
May
17.
Suffering
from
tubercular
glar.-cis
In
the
thvat,
Jotcph
Sinkey.
convicted
murderer
of
Miss
Lor-elta
ChlshDlm,
whose
case
Is
under
appeal
to
the
supreme
court
of
Canada,
has
(
been
removed
from
Okalla
prison
to
the
General
Hospital
where
he
will
undergo
jan
operation.
Ills
condition
Is
reported
io
oe
serious.
TRAPPING
DISPUTE
AIYANSH
INDIANS
EASILY
ADJUSTED
AIYANSH,
Naas
River.
May
17.
-kocal
Indians
have
had
a
dispute
among
them-elves
as
to
trapping
rights
and
Dominion
Constable
a.
Ncwnham
was
sent
from
Klncollth
to
adjust
matters.
White
trappers
were
not
involved
In
the
dispute,
their
trap
lines
being
located
well
away
from
those
of
the
natives.
NOTE
OF
PROTEST
BY
SOVIET
GOVERNMENT
AT
RAID
IN
LONDON
MOSCOW.
May
17.
-A
note
from
the
i
Soviet
Government
protesting
against
ith
-
raid
a
ssvlet
House-
in
London
!
haa
been
sent
to
the"
Britlslr
obvernmen
by
acting"
foreign
minister
LltvInoXf.
AN
AFTERMATH
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
CASE
VANCOUVER,
May
17.
following
Judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
which
reduced
the
assessment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
property
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
the
company's
counsel
asked
the
Judge
to
specify
the
parcels
in
question.