5
TAXI
and'.
Ambulance
Servlc
Anywhere
at
Anytime
land!
Exchange
liuildlnjc
MATT
VIDECIC
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r
thing
you
want
to
Ret
is
this
country
filled
up
with
people
l,
t
-a.'
t
nil,
tv
iiu
uvwut
limb
vll
lltaiu
iiivic
Iiai
uuril
OT
SCHOOL
IN
NORTH
ONCE
IMILM
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Til
i
t
e
nITII'
(.KOItfii:
ATKIN-
A,;i.;
18
-Mke
are
Id-
t
viiy.pf
of
Um
body
of
i
furtjr-Tear
oM
Iruur-
ned
to
bare
been
d--
y-aaet.
inapaetor
aeboola.
:t
fu-e
year
afo
a
man
Oecrfe
Alkinaon
tauabt
ia
the
public
acnool
lie
wa
an
ei-army
-1
iugbl
la
vtrtou
parta
jmuta
off
and
on
for
the
In
1J
be
left
-
'
:r
New
Zealand,
laat
year
:
BnvM
Columbia
alnce
had
beeu
on
the
Uft
of
the
r
II
'
a:
v
i
t
MM.in,
rr.tr
i
ii;iii
i
ii;mi
i
kati
in:
w
i;urin
ine
oay
unarr
m
nsnu
-.te
laat
night,
however,
another
:rm
oamn
and
rapidly
aaumed
;ir
ip:)r-:nns
of
a
blizzard
with
a
i'
wit
m;jrnini
m
cnppica.
v
riktHw
rtnii
inn
nnnnwL
nuiiit
-
w
anow
itll
during
me
nigni.
ANSAT
.ANTIC
PI
ANF.
CRASHES
MWnru
inriiiini
iivirn.
or
I'AMONS
INJlliKU
IN
.MOXOI'UWE
nnrwa.nv
.t
A
...II
B
He
who
waa
to
have
accompanied
on
a
trans-AtlanUo
flight
In
May.
uui
Li'a
ij
tn
m
v
ixi
nm
r
ui
ci
him
iivus
KUitalned
on
Saturday
when
va
1IVI
SIIW
uwv
than
you
now
bare
will
be
rrouired
tenalrely.
The
banquet
waa
prealded
over
by
Mayer
New-ton
ad
the
tabhM
in
the
hU
were
filled
to
capacity
with
a
representative
body
of
ettfrena
ladle
and
men-
who
were
aaxlooa
to
meet
Canada'!
new
vtoe-roy
and
hear
what
h
had
to
aay.
Arranemenu
ped
on
well
and
there
waa
a
program
of
vocal
muak
to
which
Mlaa
Cathie
Jonea
and
Meth
Davtea
eontnbutrd
while
tin
ronoera
orctieatra
waa
pre-
S
hool
for
a
brief
time.
lMnt
aBO
pUyed
throufhout
the
dinner
At
uvon
bad
been
in
t
Amo
Among
ikom
rtd
at
the
head
the
pooalblltty
of
tn
the
;npeo-
mi
rninni
re
EDMONTON
CITY
inn
rnror
it
viiiii
Willi
.UTOMl'ASllMi
MIAUI'
Uble.
bcalde
for
the
delivery
of
jour
production
to
ibe
market
of
the
world.
Let
me
prophesy
that,
in
a
few
yrra'
umt.
Prince
Rupert
will
grrsUy
increase
tn
eaport
from
Industry
and
BPmrarro.
Wc
hare
had
an
extremely
hsppy
Um
ben
and
w
hope
to
oome
again
aoaa
when
buaieevi
at
Prlnte
Rupert
will
have
'greatly
Increased
and
condition
wtU
be
far
better
than
thry
art
today.
You
have
-had
In
Canada
a
nurabtr
of
tx-
trcttcly
bad
.year
but
everywhere
It
la
said
Ute
eeuotry
u
oa
the
eve
of
'
real
awve
forward.
In
that
novo
lor-
j
ward
Prtooe
Rupert
will
undoubtedly
.
hi.
in.Mlu.
to
tuwi
mare
ana
wwnri
area
rat
"
m
.
a
at
lujJ
Wacher
In
which.
ur
I
"
w.
f
-rm-ri,
nau
m
The
sfwch
of
tbc
Governor
OeacraL
Bi
Cclunbla.
In
a
nark
owwca
w
a
jwrauiu
iww
.
.
.
.
.
....
i
j
.
nf
IaIIHw
rut
i
ijmiMia
hh
flr
the
pomtWllUt
and
rrc
of
the
dia-;
itad
the
above
dtepateh
Jtnrt
of
Centra
BrlUafe
Oortenbla
.
emrninx
bv
the
Dallr
througb
wbJeh
he
had
travelled
ex-
Lord
and
lUy
Willing-
don
and
memberi
of
their
entouraae
were
Dlahop
E.
M
Dunos,
who
oflered
the
btewlnf;
Arahdaoeoa
IU.
Mra.
Robert
Dlance.
regent
of
the
Daugntara
of
the
Empire;
Mra.
8.
P.
MeMordW-.
nreaklent
of
the
WomeoVi
Oanadtan
jClub.
and
Mra.
J.
C.
Brady,
wife
of
the
member
of
parliament
for
BJtvena.
An
Lord
and
Lady
Willingdon
entered
the
hall,
they
were
Introduced
by
Ills
Worahlp
and
the
gathering
rout
to
ting
"Ood
Save
the
King"
In
tribute
to
the
monateh
represented
by
the
gtieat
of
ttouor.
"O
Canada"
wa
then
aung
tere
the
blealng
waa
pronounced.
ArrliilriM-vii
lilv
Archdeacon
nix
waa
In
fine
fettle
for
hi
nod
ma
on
the
neee
ajd
poaalbtll-ii
nf
Northern
and
Oanlral
Brmrii
Columbia.
While,
aa
he
explained,
hi
rcmarka
would
be
dlretted
more
especially
for
the
benefit
of
Their
Excellence,
the
whole
audience
derived
much
instruction
and
pleasure
irom
n
ponltlon
of
the
natural
reaourcca
lying
trlbuUrr
to
ITit
City
oi
rnnw
""l""
Many
humorous
salllea
end
well
selected
quotations
punctuated
his
more
serious
words.
In
opening,
the
Archdeacon
wcicomea
.
.
.
its)
Jarf
the
d
stlnUlnca
8u.v.
it
wu
the
desire
of
this
northern
the
visit
of
that
part
of
the
province
.
.
.a
Viia
Vxawaart
Tt,ir
Kxcellencies
cuiu
.
i
..
it
had
been
In
the
south.
f.,.t
w.use
of
themselvea
and
1
because
of
their
delightful
personalities,
..
.7
.
to
the
Empire,
be-
distinguisncu
-
-
.
...!f
cause
of
their
'
Tepresentttlp
fv
,
thte
r.Po:uge
and
also
o"u
he
shown
such
as
the
half
down
brands
of
weather
to
which
the
.......
.
n
treated
in
the
alngle
Hucava
.i...
nf
their
stay.
.11.
V
-
,,,..
TV-,
rv.
i
.
No
part
of
the
vast
iona
was
more
-
n,ir,.
nuDcrt
dcciarea
w
deacon.
The
war
-
-
..j.
ji.
.!.
.ho
wed
uia..
--"
-
bTn
few
'communuie.
which
had
sent
,
,Mr
entire
manhood
ana
(contlnufd
on
r
,U)
In
the
engine
room
of
the
btg
plant
which
had
bern
specially
deeoraiad
for
the
occasion.
His
Baoellency,
Lord
Will-laffdon.
Ouve-nor-Oereral
of
Canada,
UMlng
beRre
a
large
Uanon
Jack,
about
4
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon,
prewed
the
button
which
aai
(Mng
the
new
plrc'rcal
power
euulpoieni
of
the
j
Canad'an
Pi.h
tc
Cold
Btoragv
Co.
The
,,
.crnor
epent
a
full
hour
at
the
establishment
and
dltpteyod
a
great
Interest
tn
the
diver
and
Important
I
working
thereof
He
waa
personally
con-;
ducted
throughout
the
plant
by
the'
manager,
r.
If.
Johnian.
and.
amsnj
.
other
things,
viewed
a
waadtrful
dkapliy
J
of
all
manner
ol
flan
IS
varloua
mcdea
'
of
preparation.
PhaWgrapna
of
the
party
wore
taken
in
tor
aogttie
room,
and
Ilia
.
Ctctlkary
expresatsl
hi
destre
(hat
prints
should
be
wnt
to
him.
The
cere-
J
mm
tn
connection
v.ut
the
opening
of
the
power
plant,
which
la
now
running
la
good
style,
were
of
an
informal
nature.
Durtr.g
the
afternoon.
His
Excellency
v
letted
vartoua
other
potnta
of
totereai
alcAg
tbe
waterfront
such
aa
the
dry
dock
srd
el
at
or
and
be
ala
called
at
St.
jcApJi'
Convent.
-
t'A.VUM
III
VS
lll
ll.l(l
n
aiii.mitox
ij:oatio
capital
for
tta
legaUOB.
On
Saturday,
a
building
m
be.uaed
for
the
eoaabincd
purtioaa
of.
office
and
ta
minister
s
reaktence
was
purebaaed
at
a
ccat
understood
to
be
around
M70JUO0
ProvU-Ion
for
the
purchase
waa
mad
in
a
vote
passed
In
th
Hoaie
of
Common
at
Ottawa
last
week
Just
before
parliament
prorogued.
DEPARTURE
OF
VICE
ahead
of
the
aahedulcd
time
of
depar
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New
4.
WABHmOTO.H.
April
18.
Canada
has
aoquired
a
perman-
ent
borne
la
the
United
States
REGAL
PARTY
QUIET
Swlal
I
ruin
I'iiIIiiI
Out
Alirail
of
Time
ilrnl.iv
Mini
larenrll
rrimnli-
'
'
'
Mrre
AMiretlalril
The
speeUl
irsiOv
hearing
Et
the
aovernor-Oeneral
''
and
Ms
entourage,
pulled
out
yeaterday
about
an
hour
ture
10
pin.
and
there
were
many
who
were
thus
disappointed
In
getting
a
Isst
glimpse
of
Lord
and
Ladv
Willing
don.
Tire
departure
followed
immediate-
y
after
they
had
attended
the
morning
service
In
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathe
dral
and,
at
their
request,
there
waa
little
In
tit
nature
of
farewell
cere
monies.
The
party
proceed
direct
from
here
to
Edmonton
with
a
brief
atop
today
at
Mount
Rebnon
so
they
may
view
the
gTandeur
of
the
Jasper,
Park
acenery.
After
Edmonton,
they
wilt
visit
Calgary.
Reglna.
Winnipeg
Port
William
and
Port
Arthur,
being
due
hoate
in
Ottawa
on.
April
30.
BRITISH
SHIPBLOVN
ASHORE
IN
PUGET
SD.,
REFLOATED
ON
TIDE
EVERETT.
April
18.
-
The
British
steamer
SXegncss.
blown
ajhore
on
mud
flats
here
yesterday
in
a
heavy
couth-
east
gale
which
awept
Puget
Sound,
was
refloated
at
the
high
tide.
t.l
...
.
;AGED
IRISHMAN,
LONG
,
CLOYERDALE
RESIDENT,
PASSED
ON
SATURDAY
CLOVEROALE,
April
IB.
Archibald
Murphy,
who
was
born
in
Ireland
In
1837
and
came
here
from
Ontario
In
10C6,
died
on
Saturday
.
He
was
an
Orangeman
of
seventy
years'
standing.
KOXTO
AMI
OAKillTI
U
KIIXKII
IIV
CIIINK-K-
WHILE
LEAV-IXO
COt.XTItV
MIAXOIIAI.
April
18
Krv.
Murri
.
Mirlitrr.
forniiT'ij
of
.Tvrnulu,
and
lil
i-lflil-irar
old
OJu;hi-r
nf
the
China
Inland
.Mlw.im
were
klllrit
liv
Chinese
biimlll
intar
Yunnuuru.
The
Irajnlj
iMcurrcd
aliile
it
parly
if
mlu.iunarl
na
Irjlne
In
m:r
lis
way
I
Ilie
rallroaii
ami
ifrtj
on
thr
iimst.
MlrliUr
wife
and
fltr-jrsr
utd
.m
as
well
ai
I'll
;
la
-delplita
nure.
Ml
Mary
(rale,
wrre
taVen
raptlvr
ana
j:re
fnrs
arr
entrrtaliiril
fr
Ikflr
Mfdr.
Th
(Ulna
l1a:l'.l
Mlulau
I.
a
M-Hiralr
nsnrrliral
wnl7jit
Ion
an4
l
IntrrdriiomliMriioiial
in
n-turc
YamiMiirn
'!
fhr
raiital
vt
Yunnan
'prat
Inrr.
TOItnXTO.
ArTll
IS.
..
K.
MWhtrr,
motlirr
nt
Ilie
ni:ircl-rril
niliiiiiary.
a
few
Ii)
:
rrf-eitrd
a
Mlrr
Iruin
her
Min
ilnlrtl
1'rliru-ary
11,
Uatln;
the
intention
of
the
LimlM
ta
ktart
alnnt
the
hrjlnnlii'
of
Marrli
l.r
Shanrhal
wlirrr
they
Intemlrd
In
plarr
4oha,
arrd
C,
In
wlinl.
ll
fraij
va
1
ar-rnnipii.)
the
pirty'ahkh
latritdnl
tn
go
by
wa
nf
llir
Irrnrh
Itallway
Inla
Irrnrh
China
aud
thenrr
by
bust
U
fhaKKhsl.lMK
tntdlKf
lh
prrr4-li
Jonrnet.
lwn
the
Yanc'lr.
Thi
trip,
howeirr.
en-lalleil
a
Chrre
rrl.
rnry
thn-uch
tundit-rldilen
iprwilnrM
whre
the
traerily
apwrenlJy
ur-rHirrd.
Mltiilrr
a
hhm
III
Toronto
At
years
ao.
YOUTH
IS
CHARGED
v
recked
In
Alaska.
The
sailors
were
breught
to
Seattle
by
a
steamship
com
pany
and,
under
ancient
British
law.
were
entitled
to
transportation
home.
Th
report
said
that
Capt.
'Brown
of
the
Klltulsh
charged
that
the
eleven
men
would
be
stranded
penniless
In
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbians
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
18,
1927
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cent
mat
A
iri
A
r
s-nimct
mr
iiniii
rr
1
nrn
JU,tfl-r
JIUJ
aLiIU
1
JbLiflOLtU
mill
111L,
VJU
rUIliflIt-UJLilJLilllLi
w
v
av
a
Llf
llllOCIl
UIIU
UVUUWUl
I
I
J
I
I
ervaaea
ziaaress
from
Willingdon
at
Banquet
i
im.i
iMir.ii
kiiiini
,i
r
l
1
1
l
'
i
K.iri
i-vii
i-wi.mt
DEVELOPMENTS
AT
THIS
PORT
ARCHDEACON
ItlX
ABLY
PRESENTS
CASE
'fi:
'
ing
that
has
grtfitly
impressed
mc
inc
coming
to
tiiui
all
you
Canadians
arc
so
imbued
with
confidence
n
m
diM
lared
Lord
Willingdon.
G.C.S.I.,
G.C.M.G.,
Goter-.,1
of
Canada,
at
the
civic
banquet
given
in
his
and
Lady
i
irU
j
s
honor
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
on
Saturday
evening.
POWER
STARTED
jMl
S
BY
WILLINGDONI
.(i;itMi:-,KM:itM,
t:
ixcm
okkat
ixh:kkt
ix
plaxt'
or
c.tx-
AlllAX
I'IMI
&
COI.II
HTOII-
At;i;
co.
SSIONARY
iWEES
HAD
Mnr,
Via,,
Will
fi
LOBLH!
BAITING
BEE
Second
Set
of
Demands
V
IIKV.
MOKHIS
hl
H'IITKIt
Or
TO-'
IIOSTOV
1
i:1i:
K.JAY
11V
1
1
TO
3
iMiii.i)ii.rin
otr.inviiLLM-
I
I'.ll
tVAMIII.XOTOX
I
'
NEW
YORK.
April
1C-
The
Tankees
ata.gcU
a
bjttlnjr
rampage
and
defeated
,
Itjaten
toy
14
tj
2
on
Sundiy,
Gehri;'
cracking
out
a
homer
aud
a
single.
(
drivlag
in
six
runs.
Tobin
of
Boston'
aiso
hit
a
hoo.er.
I
Philafitlph:a
vwamped
the
Wahlnton
pltchcra
w.th
a
bm;e
of
sixteen
hits,
8:mmr.n
securing
a
h.mer.
The
ssore
was-I3
to
3.
I
In
the
Nsttonal
League.
Brooklyn.
In
'
the
opening
game
of
the
season
at
home,
btfere
a
crowd
of
25,000
fans,
lost
7
to
2
to
Boston,
mainly
a
a
result
cf
five
bad
errors.
m
niiAY'.H
('OUK
Amrrk-an
League
Boston
2.
New
York
5.
Chicago
1.
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
8.
Washington
7
Detroit-Cleveland,
rain.
Natlnnal
League
Chicago
5.
Pittsburg
2.
St.
Louis
4.
Cincinnati
S.
New
York
7.
Boston
0.
Brooklyn
2.
Philadelphia
3.
M'XIItV
COItL!
AinerVan
Itigue
Detroit
6,
Cleveland
1.
Boston
2.
New
York
14.
Philadelphia
13,
Washington
Chicago
12.
St.
Louis
5.
Nalimul
League
St.
LouU
2.
.Cincinnati
1.
Boston
7.
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
3,
Pittsburg
8.
SEVERE
EARTHQUAKE
IS
FELT
AT
KODIAK
WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
Temblor
nrrrlied
at
CriK
I
MaVrn
no
Mention
or
damage
Louise
Ward.
Agrd
5.
Killed
on
ulur-
Yesterday
day
and
Truck
Order.
William
AprU187
CORDOVA.
-
Naval
head-
Hikm,
l
ArrrMrd
quarters
here
have
received
a
report
from
the
United
States
radio
station
at
VANCOUVER.
April
18.
Following
the
Xcdtak
tht
a
severe
earthquake
was
death
on
Saturday
of
Louise
Ward.
erperlcnced
there
for
thirty
wconcU
yes-aged
five,
from
Injuries
received
when
;
terd7
morning.
No
mention
was
made
f
he
was
struck
by
a
motor
truck,
Wll-
Qj
damage.
Ham
BuKta,
aged
twenty,
waa
formally!
.
.
charged
with
manslaughter.
Advertise
In
the
Dall?
News.
Seattle
Paper
Sees
Strained
Relations
Between
Dominion
and
Britain
in
Ship
Matter
SEATTLE.
April
18.
The
Seattlc-Post-Intclligcnccr.
a
Hearst
paper,
says
"Strained
relations
between
the
Dritish
Empire
and
Canada,
over
an
incident
happening
in
Seattle,
which
for
a
whilo
seemed
to
impend
were
today
apparently
clearing
up.
B.
Pclly,
British
consul
here,
announced
that
he
had
no
intention,
now
or
ever
at
any
time,
to
deny
Canadian
sailors
the
traditional
rights
they
have
enjoyed
in
the
Mother
Country
'since
the
memory
of
man
runneth
not
to
the
contrary.'
This
is
in
spite
of
reports
from
Van
couver
which
said
that
the
shipping
interests
there
were
going
to
take
up
with
the
government
at
Ottawa
Seattle
if
the
same
ateamshlp
company
the
alleged
refusal
of
Pelly
to
furnish
which
brought
them
down
had
not
tne
transportation
from
Seattle
to
Vancou-
j
generality
to
take
them
on
to
the
British
ver
for
eleven
Bailors
of
the
Canadian
j
Columbia
port.
Pelly.
it
was
charged,
halibut
vessel
Klltulsh
which
wn
!
said,
since
Canada
now
had
a
minister
of
its
own
at
Washington
handling
the
affairs
of
his
country,
It
was
not
up
to
the
Brttlsu
consul
to
get
excited
about
shipwrecked
Canadian
sailors."
Rev
Father
McOrath
left
for
Vaneou.
ver
on
trie
Prince
George
last
night.
Wakatsuhi
Cabinet
Resigns
Following
Rejection
of
Its
'
Formosa
Bank
Aid
Proposal
T0KI0,
April
18.
Premier
WakatsukPa
cabinet
resigned
yesterday
as
a
result
of
the
privy
council's
rejection
of
the
government's
decision
to
aid
the
Hank
of
Formosa
to
the
etent
of
2,000,000
yen.
The
resignation
is
expected
to
precipitate
a
financial
crisis
in
the
country
although
the
directors
of
the
Bank
of
Japan
have
decided,
on
their
own
responsibility,
to
offer
emergency
aid
to
prevent
the
Bank
of
Formosa
from
closing.
The
privy
council
believed
that
the
proposed
ordinance
for
aid
to
the
bank
was
unconstitutional.
Prepared
for
Cantonese
TIME
LIMITS
WILL
PIKMJABLY
HE
SET
FOR
COMPLIANCE-
STKONG
FLEET
OF
WARSHIPS
READY
FOR
ACTION
AT
HANKOW
LONDON,
April
18.
It
is
authoritatively
stated
this
afternoon
that
the
new
demands
on
the
Cantonese
government
will
be
more
vigorous
in
lone
and
may
possibly
include
time
limits
for
compliance
of
(Jemands
to
be
made
by
the
five
powers
which
are
delivering
notes
Identical
to
those
sent
last
week
as
a
result
ot
the
Nanking
disorders.
At
the
present
time,
a
fleet
of
thirty-six
warships
is
stationed
at
Hankow,
capable
of
landing
15,000
men
should
the
situation
confronting
the
foreigners
there
show
any
further
signs
of
danger.
It
is
expected
that
the
fleet
will
remain
there,
pending
the
delivery
of
the
second
set
of
demands
from
the
poweri
concerning
Nanking.
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
DLiiUV
RI
hCV
ALf
iff
FPTS
TRAM
CSK
1
ARP.FR
BOAT
FOR
TRIP
HERE
PROVINCE
POST
Bo
great
has
been
the
demand
in
Vancouver
for
accommodation
on
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
northern!
itcur
which
will
take
place
In
June
that
It
has
been
found
necessary
to
engage
.
the
larzer
veel
Princess
Alice
fcr
the'
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
TODAY'S
GAMES
EXOLIMI
LKAIH
L'
IHvMon
I.
Aston
Villa
2,
Arsenal
3.
Derby
County
2.
Manchester
United
2.
Evertcn
3.
Birmingham
1.
l-tster
City
1.
Bury
1.
Sheffield
United
I.
Bolton
Wanderers
1
Wet
Bromwlcb
2,
Blackburn
0.
West
Ham
1.
Tottenham
2.
DIvMnn'II
Banuk-y
2,
Portsmouth
0.
'
Chelsea
1.
Wolverhamptno
0.
I
Hull
City
3,
Preston
I.
Manchester
City
7.
Darlington
0.
Notts
County
4,
Bradford
City
0.
Oldham
3,
Notts
Forest
3.
Reading
I.
Orimsby
I.
Southampton
1,
Clapton
1.
South
Shields
2,
Blackpool
2.
Swansea
4,
Fulham
2.
MIOTTISli
I.I.
All
I
t.
Hit
Hon
I.
Queen's
Park
1.
Dundee
4.
Celtic
0.
Rangers
1.
UNITED
STATES
STEEL
INCREASES
ITS
STOCK
Capltallxatloii
ilen
l;
Mit
l'-ward
In
Order
to
ProIUe
Mock
Hhldrud
NEW
YORK,
April
18.
Stockholders
of
the
United
States
Steel
Corporation
il'Olt.MEK
MAMTOItA
PKOYIXITAL
TKKASIKLII
TO
ISE
CUAtKMAX
Or
tMlOUlCE
MAUKET1XU
liOAKIl
Of
COXTKOL
trip
in
place
of
the-
Prinoisa
Mary.l
vANCOCVlSArnir18PrM.'Bhick,
orielnslly
chartered.
A
change
ha
also
rormer
provincial
treaurer
of
Manitoba
been
made
in
the
Itinerary
whereby
the
In
Bracken
government,
has
accept-proposed
call
at
Massett
will
be
ellm-
the
portion
of
chairman
of
the
mated
and.
Instead,
the
party
win
go
boan,
of
for
British
Columbia
up
Dean
Channel
to
Bell
Coola.
The
under
tne
recently
enacted
Produce
procuring
of
the
Princess
Alice.
'&lch
;
Meeting
Act
It
is
unofficially
atated.
Is
a
faster
vessel,
wui
also
permit
oiillt
BUck
.mveci
hire
on
Saturday
longer
atcps
being
made
at
such
Pou
i
morning
and
conferred
with
Hon.
E.
as
Prince
Rupert.
Ocean
Falls
nJjD.
Barrow,
minister
of
agriculture,
durst
e
wart
than
would
otherwise
have
been
,
diy
FoUowing
the
conference,
permitted.
It
is
expected
that
135
j
,t
wu
fporttd
that
he
had
definitely
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board
oi
,
Trade
will
make
the
trip.
accepted
and
had
gone
to
Victoria
to
return
this
week
with
Mr.
Barrow
and
proceed
to
the
Okanagan
to
study
present
conditions
among
the
fruit
DELEGATIONS
EDMONTONOFF
i;i:i-KiKNTATivEs
or
iiotitii
or
TRADE
AMI
CITY
COIXIIL
LEAVE
TOIIAY
IOK
AU'.KKTA
CAPITAL
A
delegation
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
and
city
council
which
.
will
return
a
visit
made
by
Edmonton
representatives
to
this
port
last
fall,
left
on
this
morning'
train
for
the
Alberta
capital.
The
party,
which
expecta
to
return
tn
the
city
on
Sunday,
consists
of
W.
O.
Pulton,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
ot
Trade.
M.
P.
McCaf-fery.
F.
C.
Dawaon.
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Olof
Hanson.
It
is
likely
that
W.
H.
Tobey.
who
left
for
the
Interior
today,
will
also
go
through
to
Edmonton
with
the
delegation.
GRAIN
LOADINGS
SHOW
DECREASE
KlYK
OOATS
LOAIIKII
TOTAL
OF
131..
131
tn'MIELS
AT"
VAXCOtVEK
LAST
WEEK
have
ratified
an
Increase
of
common
VANCOuvER.
April
I8.-Oraln
load-
atock
from
8J08.000.000
to
1711.000.000,
x
0
Ust
week
in
order
to
provide
for
a
forty
per
cent
I
veBeU
4J
m
bu,helSt.
only
stock
dividend,
thereby
raising
the
total
,n
oce
full
Cpi4alK4tVU
V
wtlV
ilVU
srw
701,000.000.
BOY
WAS
DROWNED
AS
BOAT
CAPSIZED
Heltar
Anderson.
Aged
II.
of
New
Wet-milliter,
Loxt
Ills
Life
In
t'raser
Klver
Yesterday
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Apt.
18.
Selgaf
Anderson,
aged
14,
was
drowned
when
a
salt
boat
capsized
on
.the
Froscr
river
near
here
yesterday.
Two
companions
of
the
drowned
boy
were
rescued.
list.
.
,
The
loadings
were
aa
follows:-,,
,,
,
Slrls,
tor
Rotterdam,
87.333.
ihushels.
Ben
Machdul.
for
Hampton
Roads
for
orders(
306.132
bushels.
Kalkyu
Maru,
for
Yokohama,
33J33
bushels.
Sheafmead,
for
Kobe.
33233
bushels.
Point
Sur.
for
Puerto
Colombia,
24.-000
bushel.
According
to
the
official
reading
of
the
thermometer
at
Dlgby
Island
by
Dominion
Meteorolglst
H.
D.
Tee,
the
minimum
temperature
reached
during
the
night
waa
28
degree
abov
rero.