I
.MOVES
SECOND
HEADING
OP
HIM
'NDON.
May
;.
The
government
had
rather
a
rough
time
PI.E
TREES
mn
a
iTPTri
a
i
i
a
an
u-
is
av
mr
'
.WIKVMIIMI
toil
MlirMi:T
f
'iA
Nov
3
-Maple
trrearow-
wood
of
Vaneouvw
Island
i
-Ida
s
gift
to
the
Austra-w
icn
they
open
their
new
'
il
nt
Canberra
In
June.
;
j
.s
of
the
Canadian
Oov-
rremii'i
Oliver
U
arranftliiC
iipmetit
of
dozen
Vancouver
p:
s
'3
Australia
Immediately.
are
to
be
placed
on
the
c
the
new
Parliament
build-i
new
Australian
capital.
WHEELER
DIES"
IN
AUSTRIA
TODAY
ITrM.lmt
of
I'nltrrolly
of
(uliri.r-
ii
l.i
mill
Aiillmr
of
.Voir
president
emeritus
of
tlx
of
California,
la
head
here.
"tniin,
win
uurii
111
iwt
tl
rtcs
from
the
universities
of
u.
urown
rrinceion,
iieiaeioerj.
Hopkliw
and
Columbia.
He
was
ep-
:i
18D9
and
at
the
time
of
his
"
una
proiewior
of
companwuw
RTfll
I
A
MUST
QCDVF
SENTENCE
OF
COURT
rAWA,
Mav
3,
The
siiDreme
Court
(lUmusscd
the
nnneid
of
De
Dartolla.
hlly
convicted.
Me
was
convicted
by
.
vvihiiiwi.
wu(
m
miH
JVtD
llllVIWVII4itCU
v..
iitiVuiMP
nnnicc
-uitttiu
atiia,u
FROM
VIRGINIA
MINE
T
n
a
s-v.
,
,
ff
VOV
iVfl
I4
win
1
UUfl
M
rT
a1ar
.
-
M
I
I
ts
I
HlM
mi
v
VbVlliU
IlllllQ
UUHUKI
W
locate
making
a
total
of
known
CATCHES
HERE
TODAY
!l
.tinrrUmH
ir
The
Muth
a
len
(HimdlJin
at
Kvrlmiisc
8li
AmrrUMD
boaU
with
I33J000
ImmiikM
of
haltbut
and
ten
Oaaadlan
tr.aU
with
OSWO
pounds
aoM
their
catches
here
today,
as
follows:
American
Panama,
21
XXX).
at
13.60c
and
Tc
to
the
Atim
rishertea.
Kaoaa.
31.000.
at
UM
and
7c
to
CoM
Storage.
Resolute.
33.000,
at
U.tOe
iukI
7c
to
Docth
nafeerlea.
BeaMie.
31.000.
at
li.tOc
and
7c
to
Paelfle
rerlea.
Ohum,
500.
at
Me
and
Oc
to
Booth
herlea.
Jaek.
6.500.
M
14.100
and
9o
to
Baoth
Flshetim,
CuiiuiIIiiii
Bclsae,
0.0O0.
at
13
and
7e
to
AUln
naheiies.
Onto.
6.000
at
13o
and
7c
te
AUlB
Plah-
ertes.
Johanna.
11.000.
at
ISe
and
to
to
Atim
nrer!.
Cape
Bpenctr.
10JW.
at
lie
aiHl
7o
to
noyal
K1h
Co.
E.
Llpectt.
9.000
at
12.10c
and
7e
to
Hoyal
riah
Co.
Atll.
6.500
at
12c
and
7c,
to
Cold
Storage.
W.
P..
4.000.
at
13c
and
7c
to
Cold
H
to
rat
Helen.
6.000.
at
13fl
and
7o
to
Oold
Btorage
Unome.
3.500.
at
lc
and
7o
to
CoW
Blorsge.
D.8.T..
5.000,
at
12.50c
and
7c
to
oo:u
Storage.
PLANNING
TO
SHIP
DAVIS
RAFTS
FROM
it
bill
to
prevent
strikes,
which
came
up
for
it
scco.id
n
Douglas
Hogg,
attorney-general.
In
moving
the
rca'i
(nil,
wa
interrupted
the
moment
he
started
to
speak.
th
'
veiling
"Lien,
rubbish,
nonsense,"
an
he
attempted
to
ciut
1
points
in
the
preoratlon.
A
quotation
from
the
Dible
drew
i
cHhame,
Ula.Hphcmy."
j
i
,he
other
side
the
most
challenging
argument
of
John
j
...
eClynea,
leading
Wte
Ubr
force,
rc-
AMfANNFRY
I
a
a
1
at
m
m
a
m
m,
IS
IN
COURT
mis
ill
llliilll
iji
iiunilin
Kl'lll
IV
KEOAIID
TO
III
I'l
ltr
COMPANY
cml
a
qutot
hearing
from
the
Conservatives.
Tt
verbal
thrutU
of
"JMk"
Jones
the
Htry
Uborite.
multnl
in
bis
re
urrment
by
the
speaker.
AUcmejOer.erl
Hof
deelsml
UMt
the
government
wuuld
resist
to
the
ut
tnMt
sny
attempts
to
defeat
the
main
principle
ef
the
bill
but
were
prepared
to
consider
aroendmrau
to
remove
d
leoU
or
amblguHlea.
Ctynts.
in
moving
Uie
rejection
o!
i
the
measure.
rrpcaMd
Ramsay
Maedon-
K..
America
At
live.
M-'VTT
"
ZT'
.
:
be
the
duty
'
of
the
next
Labor
govern-u
remment
tha
power
to,
,
mtMm
police
court
by
ttie
t
jnnery
Company,
which
failure
to
obtain
tlx
:
Bander
rcrrcd
ht-
W
11
A
lont
and
bitter
debate
in
the
House
t
j
of
Conunona
U
expected
before
the
toll
I
broooira
law
AUCEARM
LIMITS
AUCfc
AIUI.
May
3.-Murray
Day
ot
k.
m.nfic
Ccvle
Navigation
Co..
ar-
rlvcd
In
tlo
camp
this
week.
wjth.
a
crew
of
men,
to
begin
the
construction
t
ni
rafu.
The
rafts'
win
bnblt
out
of
timbers
logged
by
the
Housley
Logging
Co..
who
are
logging
uie
uranoy
limits
at
the
head
or
Alice
Arm.
The
logs
are
under
contract
to
De
oe-iiverrd
to
Ocean
Falls,
and
up
to
the
ni
have
been
carried
In
barges.
m
Drcbablv
be
built
of
i...
i,nnrtrl
thousand
feet
site.
ItTltHS
-
OwUig
to
the
general
snoruicss
oi
mo
timber
hcre.
the
side
loga
Cor
the
rafts
hrminht
in
Irom
Powell
Blver.
Will
LTO
The
Housely
Logging
Co.
contemplate
...
finishing
the
logging
of
the
limit
here
by
August
1.
ana
nave
i;ihhuwii
s
tv
a
Vi
1
rv
nix
mUllon
w
ia
V.tNt
U'tl.K,
Mjj.
J
t'orllllril
hIUi
a
rpy
uf
I
lie
rrawu
for
the
Jml(nirnt
of
Mr.
Juolli-e
Mrl'lilll
ef
Ihe
wnrt
of
njet.
J,
K.
Illril,
miniM-l
for
anke.v,
l
wnillng
lo-iljy
In
Hie
inlnUIrr
of
Jii-tK-r
ut
niliiftii
n
brief
for
a
new
trial.
The
Juiltinrnl
of
.Mrl'lillllps,
who
Willi
Mr.
jHMIir
Martin
woiilil
grunt
.Hankr)
hii
new
trial,
ha
ar-rhel
heir.
.The
two.
juilcrs
are
agrrrxl
that
.simWrj's
.ivlalriiieiit
to
lnfmlor
lller
was
lii.ulinlllle
us
ellilrme.
.Mr
l'lillll
(Milntril
nut
Hint
the
Indlnn
roil
Id
not
mid.
"It
nils
ohtuliinl
In
a
niiinner
mill
iinilrr
rlrriinitaiirrs
that
retnlts
one
mill
Is
isintnry
In
lulural
jusllre."
lie
villi.
TO
START
LOADING
FOR
OTTAWA
Mrrilll.1
ll'S
JIIMiMl:.T
!
IOK-
UAiciiMi
ttiTii
i:tin:Mr
jok
m:v
tuiai.
WHEVT
TOMORROW
Lining
of
Knfiikii
Msrn
Is
r'lnMiril
nt
llrv
IliK-k
mill
trsorl
(Iocs
t
l.lra-tor
This
Afternoon
Having
completed
lining,
the
"K"
Lino
freighter
KetukuMaru
Is
ready
at
the
dry
dock
this
afternoon
to
move
down
to
.the
elevator
about
3
o'clock.
The
vessel
Is
to
be
pasrrd
by
the
har
bor
masttr
and
will
start
loading
a
full
cargo
ot
wheat
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
tomorrow
morning.
She
should
get
away
about
the
end
of
the
week.
UUVTIint
KM'OKT
Prince
Iluptrtv-Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
40.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
47.
HoMwood
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
44,
Alynnsh
Clstidy,
calm:
temp.
51.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
60.
Anyox
Clcudy,
calm;
temp.
53.
Stewsrt
Cloudy,
clam;
temp.
49.
'Hsr.cUon
-Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
44.
t
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
40.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
40.
Burn
Lake
Kaln,
calm;
temp.
43.
White
Horse
Clcudy,
south
wind;'
temp.
43.
Dawan-iCiloudy.
north
wind;
temp.
39.
E.
C.
Aublson-wno
ho
been
Jiv
the
employ
of
T.
W.
Falconer,
general
atoio
at
Alice
Arm
for
'the
past
year
and
a
half,
1
here
today
on
his
way
to
take
up
a
poaltlon
In
Vancouver
TAXI
BostonGrai
25
and",
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Sorvica
with
new!
laid
dancing
AnjwJ'e"5
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
Hulldlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
least.
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i
YVII
.
No.
103.
Price
Five
Cente-
PRINCE
nUPEKT.
H.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
3,
1927
'LAND
MINE
IS
SOLD
If
IVhW
UhbbWUhn
f'AI
IUIliU
III
I
1
If
11,1
lit,
flffll
abor
Members
Oppose
j
Anti-Strike
Measure
in
the
British
Commons
urn
sr.
i
Mir..ii,Hiiii
i
w.sai
t.s
i
i,i
i.
i
r.iiiuu
i
ir
in.
Youthful
Energy
for
Canadian
Farms
K
aSo
;
nSffiMrAte
J
thisPrty
f
recently
arrived
In
Canada
on
lltrA
.1..
keenly
enthwiaaUc
to
take
up
their
new
life
on
theFand
I
PrFoi
td
,
hVSl
B
hail
iim
Sf0t,aad
M
"
the
Hostel
lor
bo,-,
m.iatainePd
t".MUA
w
entertabed
at
Porcher
Island
Gold
Mine
Sold
to
Toronto
Man
Who
Is
Visiting
Here
SANKTYPASF
Patterson
-property
near
Surf
Point
changes
nana
ana
active
operations
prcmisea
by
new
owner
A
deal
in
lining
closed
in
the
city
today
whereBy
W.
Claude
Fox,
mining
capitalist
of
Toronto,
acquires
the
well
known
Patterson
mine
on
Porcher
Island
from
V.
Patterson,
the
locator
and
owner
ot
the
property.
A
considerable
sum
is
involved
in
the
sale
with
a
substantial
cash
payment
today.
The
Patterson
mine
is
located
at
Surf
Point
near
Eddy
Pass
on
the
northwest
coast
of
Porcher
Island,
about
three-quarters
of
a
mile
from
the
bearh.
Trie
property,
which
has
attracted
considerable
attention
during
the
past
few
years,
has
good
showing
of
gold
and
other
minerals.
Mr:
Patterson
hast
been
operating
the
property
and,
during
the
past
six
years.
143
tons
of
high
grade
ore
hat
been
shipped
from
It.
It
is
the
Intention
cf
the
new
owner
to
tnstal
compressor
machinery
and
a
mill
and
operate
the
property
on
a
fairly
extensive
scale.
J.
B.
Woodworth.
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
who
Is
in
the
city
now
with
Mr.
Pax,
wUt
take
charge
of
the
work
and
Mr.
Fox
plans
on
making
frequent
visits
to
the
property.
Mr.
Patterson
still
retains
good
holdings
adjoining
the
Patterson
mine
and
it.
E.
Dcnleon
and
A.
E.
Wright,
who
recently
had
a
lca.se
on
the
Patterson,
as
well
an
Jce
Dawson
have
ground
nearby.
To
throe
operators,
the
Installation
ot
tlw
mill
by
Mr.
Fix
w:U
probably
be
ot
sons
Me
ruble
advantage
FEDERALSHIP
IS
AGAIN
HELD
BY
CUSTOMS
ON
'
EVE
OF
HER
SAILING
SAN
FRANCISCO.
May
3.
A
sudden
halt
lu
the
plana
'
the
Pederatshlp,
which
was
to
sail
today
for.
the
high
seas,
was
called
laic
yesterday
when
acting
collector
of
customs
Farmer
here
received
orders
from
Washington
to
again
hold
the
rum
f
runner.
.No
ex
planation
was
given.
WASHINGTON,
My
3-sAwurance
that
the
steamer
Federalshtp
(f
released
would
proceed
to
lis
registered
port
of
call
Buenaventura
Colombia,
has
been
re
quested
ot
the
Panama
Government
by
the
state
department.
Pending
the
receipt
ot
such
assurances
the
Federalshlp
will
be
held.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
Coast
Copper
Don
well
Glacier
Gladstone
.
.
I
Indian
L.
Si
h,
Premier
Surf
Inlet
..
Sunlock
Bld.
.m.j:49h
f:i3.os
-Jfji"A3
,a
:67"
.
,.
-ioft
3.05
.01
V4
.60
Asked
12.50
1.55
mi
.26)4
07H
to?;
2.10
.65
PRESENTATION
TOW.J.BOWSER
HIUMIIll
I
ALL
.KAiiKit
m
t;m:sTs
that
lilt
K
M
ITOIir
TO
tulmh:
VAM'orVMl.
.May
3V.
J.
IUw-Mr
was
irrsen(rl
with
un
lllniiiln-uliil
iidilrrs
at
a
meeting
of
the
Vum-iimrr
Conrratlr
A-(nl:i1lon
last
iilsht,
Hie
?M-.iWers
Iniludlng
Hon.
,
I',
Tolinlr
mill
Hon.
II.
II.
Mren.
Keferrlng
lo
the
prrriu-e
of
u
MiirrvMir
lo
the
part)
Iriulrrtlilp,
Mr.
IIohmt
wild:
"We
niut
all
glr
him
imr
Miiort."
BIG
LEAGUOASEBALL
Ainrrlriiii
liiitur
Boston
5.
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
3.
Detroit
1.
New
York
9,
Washington
6.
Cleveland
6,
St.
Louis
7.
.Viilloiml
lx-iie
lie-Brooklyn
10.
New
York
7.
Others
lain.
I.L.Uit
K
MTAMHMiS
National
W.
St.
Louis
10
New
York
11
Pittsburg
.
.
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
...
Brooklyn
.:.
Cincinnati
.
9
8
.
...
'
B
'1
,
..."
6
'
Amrrlruii
New
Work
H
Philadelphia
10
Chicago
It
Washington
0
Detroit
7
St.
Louis
7
Cleveland
7
Boston
3
U
3
6
0
6
-9
8
12
12
5
6
7
8
7
7
11
13
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
Pet
.087
.647
.600
.571
.471
'.467
J33
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.687
-
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WIKELKSS
ItFI'OKT
S
UJ1I.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm;
ometer.
29.71;
temperature.
s;
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
bar-
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Yukon,
;
Chomley
for
Wrangell,
60
miles
from
Wrangetl:
8
pjn.
spoke
motorshlp
Apex,
j
Anacortes
for
Ketchikan,
110
miles
from
Ketchikan;
10
pm.
stesmer
Viking
passed
out
bound
for
Seattle;
920
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Amur,
left
Anyox
for
Stewart:
7
ajn.
steamer
Catala
left
Wales
Island
southbound.
BULL
HARBOR,.
Overcast,
fresh
S-E.
wind;
bar.
29
.55;
temp.
42;
sea
moder
ate:
8.15
pjn.
Ollnda
from
Arrandalefor
Vancouver
250
miles
from
Vancouver.
9:40
pjn.
Cordova
from
Seattle
to
Ket
chikan
384
miles
from
KeVftlkan;
9.40
pan.
Irlnce
Gcrrge
off
Scarlet
Point
jiu.-our.d.
Noon
EICZT
ISLAND
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.73;
tem-peratuie.
47;
sea
smooth;
11
ajn.
out
steamer
Princess
Alice
southbound:
11
aon.
In
steamer
Catala
southbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
strong
8.E.
wind;
Bar.
29.62;
temp.
46;
sea
rough;
930
aon.
Prince
John
hove
to
In
Hecate
Straits.
CITY
WAGE
CLAIMS
Our
Hundred
uiul
Thirty-one
Llrnliolder
M-eklnjr
Wuges
of
Sii.WK)
Irom
lief
unit
Concern
The
case
ot
131
llenholders
who
have
wane
elalms
ajrgregatlng
some
622.000
against
the
defunct
Sitka
Spruce
MUls,
which
oceratcd
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
sawmill,
was
considered
in
County
Court
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
yester
day
afternoon.
On
Friday,
an
application
for
consolidation
ot
the
claims
wui
be
made
by
W.
O.
Fulton,
representing
the
trustee
of
the
company,
and
on
Monday
Milton
Gonaales,
representing
the
Hen
holders,
will
ask
leave
to
reply
to
the
defence
note
and
fix
a
date
for
trial.
WILL
GET
OUT
LOGS
FOR
GEORGETOWN
MILL
ALICE
ARM,
My
3.
Dumcnt
At
Emerson
who
have
spent
the
last
fortnight
here
building
a
ratt
for
the
purpose
of
shipping
logging
equipment
purchased
from
the
Abbotsford
Logging
Co.
left
today
with
their
outfit
to
begin
logging
operations
near
Port
Simpson.
Tho
parts
purchased
consisted
ot
one
logging
donkey
and
a
bunk
house
and
a
cook
house.
Dumcnt
it
Emerson
have
limits
of
several
years
duration
and
have
a
contract
with
Georgetown
for
the
delivery
of
logs
SITON
Gauthier
Claim
Wjs
Blackmail
Declares
Manson;
Should
Not
Have
Been
Paid
by
McArihur
Premier
Oliver
Hefused
to
Consider
Payment
but
Hcferred
Applicant
to
K.
II.
Pooley,
Leader
of
the
Opposition
VICTOHIA,
May
3.
After
examining
Gauthier's
claim
for
money
alleged
to
be
due
through
liquor
deaia.
Premier
Oliver
thought
o
Utile
of
them
that
he
not
only
flatly
refused
to
move
but
supplied
Mr..
Gauthier,
who
made
the
application,
with
the
name
and
addre.
of
R.
II.
Pooley
as
leader
of
the
Conservative
party,
should
she
decide
to
carry
out
her
threat
o'f
appealing
to
the
Conservatives
to
demand
an
Investigation.
This
was
brought
out
at
yesterday's
scaring
of
the
Morrison
commission.
The
Gauthier
collection,
of
five
thousand
dollars
from
W.
T.
jlcArthur.
Liberal
worker
ot
Vancouver.a-
branded
by
Attorney
General
Man-;
.l.
at
bckmaU
by
OauthJer
cn
the
jrcngth
of
dacum-nt.
suae
of
which
j,erc
false.
It
wai
made
cn
the
eve
of
election.
Had
he
been
consulted
m
w
ju.d
have
bven
against
payment
but
these
blackmail
claims
were
sometime
i
-iet
In
politics,
epccully
ta
the
eve
of
election
In
order
to
ward
off
the
passl-ijJUy
of
a
roorbach.
Speaker
Buckham
of
the
B.C.
Legis
lature
testified
that
he
Introduced
Gauthier
to
the
minister
of
public
wsrfcv.
W.
H.
Sutherland.
In
January.
1923.
"Did
you
ever
hetr
of
any
suggestion
or
arrangement
-whereby
Dr.
Sutherland
would
share
In
any
way
In
any
com,-
niUs&lcns
received
through
any
sale
tc
the
government?"
Buckham
was
tsked.
"Never."
vh.
replied.
James
Patterson,"
trie
EOV&nmenl'B
purchasing
agent,
said
he
first
.
met
Gauthier
in
1921.
Neither
then
or
since
had
he
purchased
liquor
from
him.
BIGGEST
SHIP
-AT
MONTREAL
ALP.r.ltTIC
MAKES
MAIIIKN
T
HII
IT
SAINT
LAWRENCE'
ItlVEK
MONTREAL,
May
3!
Hundreds
of
people
greeted
the
White
Star
liner
Alcertlc
19.000
tons,
the
largest
steamer
ever
to
sail
to
Montreal,
when
she
decked
here
on
Saturday
night
on
her
first
voyage
to
Canada.
She
brought
more
than
4.000
first
class
passengers.
The
majority
of
the
latter
are
going
Up
OitarJjL&d
,-ihe.'
west
to
settle
and.
tiiey
left
tne
snip
si
wutocc
io
enuain
on
a
C-NJt.
special
for
their
destinations.
The
Albertlc
travelling
at.
an
average
speed
of
1628
knots
made
the
ocean
passage
in
six
days,
eight
hours.
47
minutes.
A
Jazz
band
In
the
third
class,
an
orchestra
In
the
cabin,
deck
sea
.
gases
and
tournaments
made
the
first
trip
of
tha
vessel
a
happy
experience
for
the
passengers
who
spoke
highly
of
the
steamer
when
they
landed
at
Quebec
and
Montreal.
A
subject
of
general
comment
was
the
tTUrtst
third
cabin
accommodation.
which
resembles
accommodation
In
a
modern
hotel
and
Includes
the
dining
saloon
which
is
used
for
a
ballroom
for
dancing
In
the
evening.
During
the
week
there
will
be
a
number
ot
functions
In
honor
ot
the
Albertle
and
these
will
culminate
In
a
dinner
on
Wednesday
night
when
re
presentatives
of
the
Dominion
and
the
Quebec
governments
will
attend
Cabin
passengers
on
the
Albertlc
In
cluded
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Wild
of
FLOODS
LIKELY
INTERIOR
B.C.
COM
M'ISINO
C.UNKS
DELAY
IN
It
IN
OFF
IKM
MOl'NTAIN.S
OF
PROVINCE.
VICTORIA.
May
3
Report
Indicate
that
the
spring
run
oft
of
water
from
'.he
mountains
Is
seriously
retarded
by
the
late
spring.
All
the
rivers
are
lower
than
usual
for
the
time
ot
year
and
the
result
la
feared
to
be
that
flood
conditions
wtll
obtain
in
many
of
the
low
lying
districts
unless
the
run
oft
when
it
starts
Is
checked
by
a
period
ot
cool
weather.
Reports
from
the
Interior
are
regarded
as
alarming.
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
TEAM
IS
DEFEATED
BY
A
VANCOUVER
ELEVEN
VANCOUVER,
May
3.
Vancouver
lepresentatlves
defeated
the
Canadian
All-Stars
soccer
team
which
sails
for
New
Zealand
Wednesday
by
a
eoore
of
four
to
three
here
yesterday.
SYMPATHYOFKING
GEORGE
WITH
AMERICANS
WASHINGTON.
May
3.
King
Oeorge
has
cahled
to
President
Coolldtp
expressing
sympathy
with
the
flood
sufferers
ot
the
Mississippi
Valley.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.