25
TAXI
mnd)
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Iluilding
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
'
XVII.,
No.
.84.
VOL
W"
'
y
CASE
mxim
Boston
Grill
1
CREW
OF
WRECKED
HALIBUT
BOAT
ARRIVE
IN
THE
CITY
m
k
V
f
I
Bfl
-
lanaawn
Legation
is
Seeking
Explanation
i
ivTc
to
u-vnvv
wiiv
pviTKii
SHOULD
INTERFERE
WITH
VESSEL
ON
IIH.'II
SEAS
OFF
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON.
April
9.
On
behalf
of
Canadian
citirens
in-X
the
Canadian
legation
here
has
asked
the
Department
of
explain
on
what
grounds
United
States
revenue
officers
rearrested
Capt.
S.
S.
Stone
and
crew
of
eighteen
on
the
steamer
it
Ship
more
than
two
hundred
miles
off
the
California
coast.
'
the
ship's
personnel
were
Canadian
and
the
rest
Hritish
who
have
resided
In
Canada
from
four
to
forty
years.
The
wa:
owned
by
a
Canadian
firm.
Canada
asks
why
the
ship's
T'l
and
cargo
were
Interfered
with
on
the
high
seas
and
why
...
.
thc
mm
re
held
In
Jail
t
San
Prsn-
I
AM17
IvIlWWiMf:
;
i
!
BEHRING
COASTi
mitlK
K.
II.
l
Kit
1(1
1.1.
AMI
TWO
r.ttxa.ut
MT
MEN
MMT.
normo
oil'
i
hum
nouu
US
MI.IMltV
HOPES
ARE
HELD
iiitM'M
or
iiAr.K
ix
iiolaie
m:.io
or
M.tvutii
rtM
Z
'
weather
A,:
-
Moderating
-
rj
iitj
tor
the
sfeiy
of
It.
X
.
tioraae
aviator,
and
two
5
.
::
hop
pod
ott
from
Nome
'-'zS)
.tending
to
make
a
,bt
to
Candle.
1M
miles
from
halt
a
doren
Seward
i
-ana
hate
atarted
out
Jo
-
t
it
airman
and
hat
paegera
Robinson,
a
Candle
merchant.
t
'.
Browdway
of
Nome.
-
i
.aa
waa
lu(
teen
on
Wednea-
i
:
:
is
by
residents
of
Oolovln.
'
e.:e
east
of
here,
and
waa
then
ra
wa.-d
along
the
Denting
Sea
-ae
eoune
to
Candle
ROBB
HOLDS
UP
PENSION
BILL
Will.
NOT
CONSENT
TO
HUSOES
UMNO
.Mtlti;
I'M
.
Hi:
I"
M
Ki:
Ol'
COST
TO
COINTHV
OTTAWA,
April
9.
Hon.
Jamea
A
'
m
miller
of
finance,
announced
;o
Haute
of
Common
thla
morning
until
there
waa
aaauranee
aa
to
he
coal
would
be
to
the
country
'
anjea
In.
the
civil
aenrlce
auperan.
n
bill
aa
agreed
upon
by
the
acn
t'j?
bunking
committee,
he
would
not
i-uuetiv
to
the
change
feeing
adopted
by
llouiie
The
civil
servant
were
evt-
or
.'.y
not
satisfied
with
the
In
'-v-.ca
granted
but
he
thought
It
waa
-it
aome
one
ahould
apeak
on
behalf
cJ
'.he
taxpayer.
The
aenate
committee,
on
requcat
of
.1
aemcc
organUatlona,
removed
tram
"at
auprrannuatlon
bill
four
per
cent
Interest
charge
upon
arreara
of
contribution
An
amendment
would
alao
refund
thane
who
have
already
paid
In-tereit
charges
FLOODSTAKE
TOLLOF
LIFE
I'KATII
I.UT
AM
UttT.T
01'
IIIOII
WATERS
IN
OKLAHOMA
.8TATES
NOW
HTANHS
AT
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
April
9.
The
th
list
in
Oklahoma
flosds
Increased
'o
twenty-two
when
14
Mexican
wer
wept
to
death
near
Hoekejrford
by
a
wall
ot
water
four
feet
high
from
the
Waahlu
Rivjr,
All
but
two
were
membra
of
two
famlllea,
The
water
poured
Into
a
house
and
tent
In
which
they
re
living,
Eleven
of
the
bodies
were
r
overed,
-)t
ti.
Of
FEDERAL
SHIP
IS
m
a
ctatin
nrvrvnp
nrcirt'tm:
;
else
tn
default
ot
ball
act
at
120,000
een.
It
U
understood
that
Panama
ia
alto
asked
for
an
explanation,
the
snip
fcav-
1st
been
under
that
republic'!
registry.
NlltLLts
REPORT.
S
a.m.
DIODT
ISLAND.
Otear,
calm;
Urometer
3040;
temperature
58;
art
amootM;
S
pn.
apoke
tug
Cape
SooU.
towing
barge
Black
Wolf,
abeam
Racfcel
!aUod
bound
for
BueUey
Bar.
8
P-m
apoke
Matorthlp
OHndA.
left
Invtfsew
for
reteriburg
ateameM
Aoi.
Blubber
Bay
for
Prince
Rapert.
74
mtlea
from
mart
Rupert;
S
am.
apoke
atealher
Otter
Ioot.
114
mUei
from
Triple
laland.
bound
for
PrUict
Rupert.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clrar.
Kght
north
rit
wind,
barometer
29
4:
temperature
41;
aea
amooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer
3990:
temperature
45:
light
tweU;
8
pjn.
apoke
ateamer
Curacao.
BHka
for
Ladyamlth.
360
mttea
from
Ladyamttb:
8
pin.
apoke
ateamer
Admiral
Rogtra.
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
249
mtlea
from
Ketchikan;
pin.
apoke
ateamer
Rcchetle.
Port
Alice
tor
Blubber
Bay.
30
mllea
couth
of
Alert
Bay:
730
pin.
apoke
tug
Lome,
towing
barge
Pcruu.
at
China
Hat;
8.10
pin.
apoke
rteamer
Alameda.
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
47
mllea
from
SealUe;
8J1
pin.
apoke
teamer
Mafiraa
City.
374
mllea
from
Race
Rocka.
Inbound:
8:40
pin.
apokt
ateamer
Camosun.
tert
Shuahartle
Bay.
NOO.N
DIODY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
aouth-
east
wind:
barometer
30.40:
temperature.
47,
so
amocth:
P:90
a
m.
In
Cardena:
10
ain.
out
steamer
Anyox.
DEAD
TREE
IOINT.
3ear.'
calm:
barometer.
29A0:
temperature,
os;
aea
amooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
light
south-
cast
1nd;
barometer
30.10;
temperature
47;
light
awell:
8
ain.
apoke
tug
8t.
r.iih
abeam
Bonllla
Wand,
bound
for
OaivUlna
Cove;
8
tin.
apoke
tug
Imbre-
carta,
abeam
Entrance
laland.
bound
for
Quatalno:
8
ain.
apoke
ateamer
Catala.
at
Chatham
Point
at
7HJ
am.
northbound.
ttr.Ainr.K
iti.roitT.
.
rnner
Rupert-Clear,
calm.
tcmicr.
ature.
36.
Terrace,-
Clear,
calm,
temp.
38.
RoMwood
-
Clear,
calm,
verop.
si.
Alyanah
-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
38.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
temp.
37.
Anyoa.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40.
Stewart
.--Clear,
calm,
temp.
27.
Harelton.
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
28.
-r.irirranh
Creek
-
Clear,
calm,
temp.
IS.
Smlthers.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
28.
Burn
Lakc.-Clcr.
calm.
temp.
25.
Whltehorse.--Clear,
aouth
wind,
temp
9B
Dawson.--Cloudy."
oalm.
temp.
22,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
....
D.C.
Sliver
Glacier
Independence
L.
&
U
Marmot
Premier
porter
Idaho.
Silver
Crest
.
Richmond
Coast
Copper
SunJoah
DI1,
Asked
1.4
V
,-.
1.74,
,
18J
200.00'
2(4.00
'
1.50
1.52
.10
.
.'
.09
V,
.11
.06
,
.07
.13
2.14
2.18
.16
.
.06
?,
.07
Vi
.IS
I
17.80
18.00
t
OR
HO
Northern
and
PRINCE
l'lkirLC.
i
hi;
million
hollars
IOII
IIIDMJN'
HAY
ItOth
OTTAWA.
April
9.
Estimates
4
for
further
construction
work
on
the
Hudson
Bay
RaUway.
amounting
to
more
than
aS.OOO,-
000.
were
carried
tn
the
House
4
of
Commons
in
committee
of
4
supply
last
night.
Opposition
waa
expreaeed.
but
It
waa
brief
and
inedecuve
DEFEAT
OF"
CANTONESE
I
H
m:
mmiiiui
.oKiiiors
i:k-i
i:i
ii
yamsmtk
uiti::t.
MIAMlllll
lUltUtT
MK
MltM.IIAI.
Airil
srrlnu.
rr-trrc
arn
rrHrlrd
to
Hie
I'antunew
emllllun
up
tirand
Canal
at
Ihe
hand
of
I
lie
rrmnanlo
of
the
arm)
of
Maroltal
Min
('hum
tang
lWli
url:hially
hrld
Mianglial,
ltrirt
ttate
that
the
t'anlom-M-
are
bring
drlteu
lark
Meadlly
toward
the
tan-tr
Ithrf.
bundrrd
of
mnnnilrd
Itelng
broacht
In
riilngklan;
lirrr
It
I
rrHirtrd
that
Hie
Nationalist
j
I
Hjj
ha
already
been
hauled
dn.
!
j
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
;
1
i:ctiMi
i.K;t
r.
-iiiin
1.
BtrmmfhaiB
3.
Kewcaatle
0.
Blackburn
4.
Derby
County
4.
Bury
4.
Leeds
UnHed
2.
Evatoo
0.
Manchester
United
0.
Hudderafletd
0.
Sheffield
2.
'
Leicester
0.
Dcltoo
Wanderers
1.
Wednesday
3.
Aitom
Villa
1.
Sunderland
3.
ArtensJ
1.
Tottenham
4,
Burnley
1.
Wert
Brcmwtch
0.
Liverpool
1.
West
Ham
3.
Cardiff
City
3.
tin
Ulan
II
Barnvley
8.
South
Shields
1.
Blackpool
3.
Southampton
3.
Darlington
3.
Wetverbamptcn
1.
Pulham
0.
MMdleabbro
3.
Grtiuaby
4,
Port
Vale
4.
Manchester
City
2.
Hull
City
3.
Notts
Forest
7.
PreaUn
0.
Portsmouth
9.
Notta
County
1.
Reading
2.
Bradford
City
3.
Swanaea
2.
Chcteea
1.
Oldham
3.
Clapton
3.
MJOT1IMI
I.I.KH
I.
IHtMoii
I.
Alrdrleoolana
8,
Dunfermline
3.
Clyde
0.
Ranger
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Queen'
Park
1.
Dundee
United
3.
Celtic
3.
Hamilton
2.
Kilmarnock
0.
Hibernians
1.
Falkirk
0.
Morton
3.
Dundee
1.
Partlck
Thlatle
3.
Motherwell
b.
v
St.
Johnstone
1.
Heart
1.
St.
Mlrren
6,
Aberdeen
3.
LOCAL
MERCHANT
LOSES
FARMHOUSE
4iiie
rrm-e'n
I'lare
Near
smltlirr.
lrlro)el
by
Tire
Yeslerday
James
Precre,
who
conducta
a
butcher
ahop
on
Third
Avenue,
received
a
wire
from
Smlthers
laat
night
atatlng
that
his
farmhouse
and
all
IU
contents
had
been
tfestroyed
by
fire
yesterday.
The
place,
which
Is
about
8
.
mllea
from
Smlthers.
wa
In
charge
of
a
man
named
Roy
Pope.
WELL
KNOWN
SAWMILL
AND
MINING
SUPPLY.
DEALER
DIES
TODAY
VANCOUVER.
April
0.
-Robert
Hamilton,
aged
67.
well
known
sawmill,
mining
and
machinery
dealer,
who
came
trom
Peterborough,
Ontario,
thirty-six
year
ago.
died
this
morning
follow
lng
an
Illness
ot
three
years.
I
ILLINOIS
WATCH
CO.
ROBBED
OF
$30,000
CHICAGO.
April
DZFlfteen
masked
men
held
up
faur
employeea
of
the
Illin
ol
Watch
Co.
t
Elgin
early
thla
morn-
lng,
blew
four
aafes
and
escaped
with
gaid
valued
at
wo.ooo.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Centra!
British
Columbia's
RUPERT,
uurcitl,
B.C.,
u.u,fjniuiiuni,
SATURDAY,
ni
APRIL
LEGISLATURE
OF
LITOItTS
Of
UtIMHt
MKMIIKltS
lii.oi
k
I'KocrxuiMi.
r
tnxii
TIIEV
TAI.KKIlgl
ilEM-IXt
E"
OLT
WIKNIPEO,
April
.?.
-
The
MsnltoC
1
tcglalature
prwojaod
tda'
Labor
meji-!
ten
matie
a
conaerM
eifbrt
to
block
Xht
proceedings
om
TtiAj
but
virtually
talued
thenuclvM
outlet
4
o'cljek
thJ-
CKrnlng
because
ASc
ji-erlwJlc
reit
bLl'
kitlMi.
A
tmndlc
effort
waa
also
made
yja:nst
the
blfl
providing
for
a"
vol
0:1
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
bottle
44
weU
a
the
glas.
The
bUl
finally
parsed
lta
third
readlaj.
OTTER
POOL
IS
COMING
TONIGHT
iiuniMi
oittiN
:nr
lift:
at
Tlllll.r.
lUNllttt
1
O'CLOCK
i
HIU.
TAKT
l.tlAM
MON-
j
IIAV
MOUNIVO
I
;.u-t
The
British
freighter
Otter
Pool,
which
;
1
coming
to
this
jort
ta
load
gTaln.
It
due
off
Triple
Island
at
7
o'clock
tonight
and
will
1
boarded
there
by
Capt.
Lirry
Thomson,
who
went
out
'
this
afternoon
to
pltet
her
tn.
Seln?
!
already
lined
enrcute.
the
Otter
Pool
wHl
altneit
1mmcdtely
go
cn
berth
jatj.ttie
elerater
wherssahe
wl
urt
!
loading
early
Monday
morning.
She
saauld
gel
away
a-bou.
Thunday
with
a
j
fall
cargs
for
the
united
lungoom
or
ooatlnent.
The
Empire
Shipping
Co,
represented
here
by
O.
W.
Nlckeracn
&
Co..
ara
agenu
for
the
Otter
Pool
and
lo
fori
the
Srdge
Pool
which
U
due
about
next
Prlday
i
KING
ASKED
!
ABOUT
CHINA
i
;
I'litM
ll.lt
AN
Ml
El!
tJltSTION
As
IO
POLICY
CANH
NOT
AMi:il
I
OK
AIIYICK
OTTAWA.
April
S.
Kepl)lng
to
a
qnrMlon
In
Ihe
llue
of
Commino
an
to
whether
Ihe
CanadUn
goiern-incut
mu
In
a-ord
with
the
ltrltlh
olk.v
In
China,
Premier
King
Mild
jt-.lrr0iy
attrnxMin:
"Ht
luxe
not
hern
a-krd
for
our
adlre
and
we
hate
not
extended
an)
adtlee
to
the
llrltlh
gotrrnioent
In
the
matter.
The
Canadian
goterninriit
l
being
Informed
1
the
'
Itrltlvh
oil
the
Irrml
of
eentv
till
Infornui-Hull
hrlng
more
or
less
along
the
line
of
rr
drNit-lies
DAILY
SERVICE
OF
TRAINS
TO
START
HERE
ON
MAY
22
!
Dully
train
service
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
to
and
from
Prince
Rupert
will
be
inaugurated
on
May
22,
It
la
omelally
announced.
The
schedule
will
be
Identical
to
that
of
last
year
with
trains
leaving
for
the
East
at'
11:30
am.
dally
except
Sunday
and,
trains
arriving
at
8
30
pan.
datly
except
Tuesday.
Consolidated
Stock
Makes
noon:
Sensational
Advance
from
Rich
Vancouver
Id.
Strike
VICTORIA,
April
9.
The
Victoria
Times
said
yesterday
after;
"An
increase
of
around
$2,000,000
in
the
Value
of
the
holdings
of
the
Consolidated
Mininir
&
Smelting
Co.
of
Montreal
and
Trail
is
represented
by
the
recent
sensational
advance
of
the
price
of
Coast
Copper
on
the
Vancouver
and
Victoria
markets
according
to
figures
compiled
at
the
Stock
Exchange
here
today.
The
figures
show
in
round
numbers
that
Consolidated
owns
125,000.
of
the
total
of
200,000
shares
of
Coast
Copper.
The
advance
which
has
more
than
doubled
the
value
of
holdings
in
the
Sunloch
mines
on
the
Jordan
River
near
Victoria
of
which
the
Montreal
company
is
recorded
as
1
.Ml
Onn
AAA
-t-
.
.
a
.
tnwell
t
f(C
fill
A
Vl
Q
ti
noiuing
Ptr
oov.vw
snares
added
another
fuuu.wo
to
tne
solidated
on
Vancouver
island."
Newspaper
9.
.,
1927
fZZZllStory
of
Their
Escape
VANCOUVEIt.
April
.
Mra.
!
Maude
Mclntyre,
charged
with
i
the
murder
cf
her
Jiut'oand.
;
James
Edward
Mctntyre.
by
1
alx3ot:n:
htm
In
a
room
of
the
Anjtlus
Hotel
here
on
Dccenibcr
23
last,
waa
acquitted
by
a
:!
Jury
of
twelve
men
at
the
Sp-prcme
Court
Aasln;
here
late
yesterday
afternoon
alter
thirty
e!ght
minutes
consideration
and
was
UametUately
d!-iar;cd
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald.
The
jury
w-34
of
the
opinion
that
the
woman
sbot
In
setf-dctoice.
MONEY
LEFT
;
TO
HIS
WIFE
mps.
a!
u
ir.
m
in'tyuk,
who
ki:j.i:d
ihm:vm.
i-
iikm;-
lllltKY
OC
III"
ESTATE
VANCOCVE1L
April
II.
A
lew
Iioum
brlurr
hK
alfe.
Mrv
Maud
M:lntjre.
)eiterUy
aftrrniMta
srtiilllrd
on
a
rbargr
of
murdering
him.
the
wa
I
II
of
the
late
Jame
Edward
Mrlutire.
alio
a
Ont
In
a
litrt
rui:u
here
a
IereDibrr
i
lt.
a
lltrd
In
supreme
Curt
for
jimtnte.
An
rtate
ol
more
than
fcrt.UiO
a
lhut
4lped
hrln;
left
to
a
win.
aged
3,
a
daughter.
2.
and
mother,
aod
aa
Inrome
from
tlx
hslanre
or
the
eUte
to
hU
uife
for
the
duration
of
her
life
and.
alter
her
death,
to
the
ehililren.
CANADIAN
VESSEL
AGAIN
GOT
HIGHER
HALIBUT
BID
TODAY
Canadian
halibut
again
received
the
highest
bid
-at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
when
a
total
of
43.000
pounds
jwasasld.
Three
American
veei.
dls-
pored
of
43.000
pound
at
quotations
ranging
from
15.1c
and
8c
to
lS.Cc
and
Sc.
while
three
Canadians
sold
20,800
pounds
at
bid
from
14c
'
and
8c
to
16.4c
and
8c
The
arrivals
were
as
follows:
AMKIUCAN
Imperial.
12.003
pounds,
to
Canadian
rish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.2c
and
Be.
Hazel
H..
16.400
pounds,
to
Booth
rishcrles.
l.le
and
c
June.
13.500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
ii
Cold
Storage
Co,
15.6c
and
8c.
CANADIAN
ttose
Spit.
13.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
ISc
and
Be.
Reveille,
3.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
-Co,
16.4c
and
8c.
Mepa.
2300
pounds,
to
Royal
rtsh
Co,
14c
and
8c
SALMON
Narbethone,
530
reds,
to
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co..
23.1c.
WALES
AND
IRELAND
PLAYED
DRAW
GAME
IN
SOCCER
TODAY
LONDON,
April
0.
wales
and
ireiana
played
to
a
two-all
draw
In
International
soccer
today.
uui
ui
u
iiu.
v.
,v,
marKei
vaiue
oi
tne
nuiuinsa
ui
wu-
-
TAKEN
UP
rfuiziy
vjiucc
iiciuicu
by
Men
from
Kiltuish
TFTER
BOAT
STRUCK.
THEY
.MANAGED
TO
31
A
KB
SHORE
WHERE
THEY
LIVED
FOUR
DAYS
ON
HALII1UT
DROWNED
MAX
I5URIED
Seven
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Canadian
halibut
Jjoat
Kiltuish,
which
went
ashore
about
eighty
miles
from
YakuJ.at.
arrived
in
the
city
today
on
board
the
fishinjr
schooners
June
and.
Imperial
from
Ketchikan
and
will
seek
new
berths
on
other
boats
ajsoon
as
possible.
While
not
minimizing
any
of
the
hardships
which
they
were
called
upon
to
endure
from
the
time
the
picked
up
by
the
American
fishing
schooner
Irene
auer
ucing
stranded
for
four
days,
during
which
time
they
lived
on
halibut
hlch
had
been
washed
ashore
from
thi
artcked
craft,
they
look
upon
u
-
t
T
n
j
rl
AATsnTI7
perlence
aa
part
of
the
game
and
are
j
I
A
K
A
j
1,1
I
I
V
I
Y
ready
to
put
out
again
at
the
first!
Jfll
111
UlsVVllli
ipportunlty.
1
Avrnr.
rwinmrt
Membirs
of
the
crew,
when
seen
thla
jiornln;.
said
that,
tn
addition
to
the
htav7
snow
storm,
there
waa
also
a
very
heavy
sea
running
at
the
time
and
the
craft
which
hit
about
a
mile
from
ifaore.
waa
tossed
about
as
a
cork,
mountainous
seas
sweeping
over
her
and
tearing
everything
loose.
After
nearly
three
hours
of
struggling
to
.
17
star
wtth
wlul
the
amp
wntcn
waa
"
ai:
.
the
time
being
driven
closer
to
shcr-.
aotne
of
the
crew
were
washed
overboard
and.
with
the
greatest
difficulty,
were
able
to
make
ahore.
Jock
Low.
cooc
ana
an
expen
..
made
-
rhore
after
a
disperate
atruggle
ana.
j
u
deepened
by
the
closing
of
the
when
the
engineer
who
was
seeking
W1llt,.mtll
Dank
wltn
,
etplux
ot
5..
Uke
a
line
ashore
was
nearly
overcome.
'
dlpc5.t5
o
j1S-0oa.ooO.
The
Low
went
to
hi
assistance.
On
this
line,
which
hung
la
the
water,
the
,
other
members
of
the
crew
were
able
to
make
shore,
taking
advantage
ot
the
heavy
swells
aa
they
rolled
toward
the
beach.
As
the
swells
receded,
each
man
clung
fast
to
the
line
until
another
swell
carried
him
nearer
to
aafety.
While
resetting
the
losa
of
Patrick
Callahan,
whose
body
wa
latr
picked
up
about
flvi
miles
from
the
wreck,
members
of
the
crew
feel
that
greater
'
casualties
might
easily
have
resulted
on
such
a
stormy
night
under
such
circumstances.
The
remains
of
the
deceased
flshermsn
were
interred
near
hm
the
bodv
was
found,
with
a
sultsbl:
cress
to
mark
his
last
resting
pluct.
KESCTt:
Or
MEN
On
the
fourth
day
the
American
rchor-r
Irsce
noticed
smoke
from
the
fire
on
tbe
ahore
and
later
picked
up
rhe
signals
of
the
strandl
TUhermen.
After
some
difficulty
In
locating
a
landing
place,
the
survlvora
were
taken
on
board
and
Ueated
most
hospitably
and
taken
to
Takutat.
From
Yakutat
they
proceeded
to
Cordova
on
the
ateamer
Admiral
Watson
and
were
taken
from
there
to
Ketchikan
by
the
Admiral
Evans.
At
Ketchikan
sevea
of
the
crew
decided
that
they
would
come
to
Prince
Rupert
and
arrived
thla
morning
on
the'
boats
June
and
Imperial.
Capt.
Fred
Brown
and
other
members
ct
the
crew
proceeding
to
Seattle
on
tbe
Ad-moral
Evans.
The
men
are
loud
-In
their
praise
of
the
treatment
accorded
them
by
the
captain
and
crew
of
the
Irene
who
lost,
valuable
time
In'
rendering
assistance
I
and
also
to
the
captatna
and
crew
ot
the
Admiral
Watson
and
Admiral
Evans
(who
assisted
tn
every
possible
way.
At
j
Ketchikan,
they
said
that
Ocorge
FrlM
went
to
the
Customs
authorities
and
told
the
officials
that
If
the
men
were
junabte
to
get
to
Prince
Rupert
before
the
Princess
Mary
caiiea.
to
pruriuc
them
with
every
comfort
and
be
would
pay
the
bill
if
Canadian
authorities
failed
to
do
ao.
The
seven
member
of
the
crew
who
arrived
today
au-e
all
well
known
locally.
many
of
them
having
fished
out
of
thts'po'rt
for
years.
Rod
McLeod,
Jock
law.
Hugh
TkteOlnnls,
Kenny
mcx
and
W.
J.
Marshall
all
make
their
home
here
while
Oscar
Berg
and
Ole
"Ve
come
from
Vancouver.
The
viewa
of
the
sociologist
who
contends
that
a
spanking
la
leas
harmful
to
a
child
than
a
acoldlng
will
not
be
Indorsed
by
those
of
th
spanking
age.
We
can
Imagine
nothing
more
trivial
or
unimportant
than,
discussion
of
who
was
Calu's
wife'
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
-
laid
danrlng
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
('hone
457.
Price
Fits
Cent
boat
hit
until
they
were
later
I
I
V
h
k
Nl
I
I
IX
I
)
J
ijULUitl
tVIIOl.l:
MONEY
STP.t'CTI'RE
Ol'
COCN'TIJY
IXCEKTAIV
I'OLLOW-IN
FAILl'KE
Ol"
I1IM
CtN-1
'
CEKX
LONDON.
April
tr-
Toklo.
despatches
'say
that,
pending
successful
adjustmeot
JUin
o
sulrcowhlei
-
'suspended
this
week
with
liabilities
of
U250.000.000.
the
entire
flnanrial
struc
ture
of
Japan
Is
thrown
Into
uncertainty.
oicom
among
traders
and
financier
Suzuki
Co.
hclds
the
majority
ot
the
stock
of
this
bank.
DROWNED
OFF
HALIBUT
BOAT
joiin
rtrmisoN,
hiikkmvn,
illl
OVEIillOAKll
IROM
VANCOCVEK
VESSEL.
m'MPETi
CATCH
VANCOUVER,
April
9.
John
Peterson-
waa
drowned
when
be
tell
overboard
from
the
halibut
fishing
vessel
Bumper
Catch
near
Campbell
River
according
to
advice
received
here
yesterdy
by
the
owners.
The
Bumper
Catch
Is
owned
by
the
Imperial
Trading
Cq
a
local
Japanese
cencern.
She
Is
about
54
feet
long
and
is
of
the
seliie
but
type.
She
operates
In
the
halibut
fisheries
out
ot
this
pert.
ROBBERS
GIVEN
TERM
OF
YEARS
Tintu:
men.
who
hemi
it
milkmen
IN
VANCOl
VtK,
AUK
SEN-TKNCKO
IIV
MACllsTltATE
SHAW
VANCOUVER.
April
S.-'-Aftar
pleading
guilty
to
charges
of
robbery
wtth
vio
lence
tn
connection
with
two
recent
tarty
morning
hold-up
of
milkmen,
James
Terry.
ged
19.
and
Bernard
NlchoUa.
the
same
age.
were
aentenced
to
three
years;
imprisonment,
and
WUllam,
Pullman.
80.
to
two
year
by
Magistrate
Henry
C.
Shaw
tn
the
city
police
court
yesterday.
ISLAND
LOGGER
LOST
,
LIFE
IN
VANCOUVER
Jr.li
rturke,
Recently
of
l-ogan
lulrl.
fell
IHihii
Stairs
In
Kut
End
i.
!,
-Club
.
-
.
:
Joseph
Burke,
logging
camp
operator
who
wa
recently
employed
by
tbe
Kelley
Legging
Co.
at
Logan
Inlet,
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
lost
hi
life
early
thl
week
at
Vancouver
when
he
tell
down
a
flight
of
ateps
la
ft
Hasting
East
club.
Hu
next
of
kin
Is,
Mr.
Henry
Whittle
of
Manchester,
Eng.
Und.
Advertise
tn
tbe
Dally
New