5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Island:
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latent
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
-
least.
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
(V
OL
XVII.,
No.
91.
miNCK
ItUPEKT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
APRIL
10,
1927
Price
Five
Onte
?ARSUi&
INDICTED
IN
SAN
FRANCISCO
MOTHER
VESSEL
REACHES
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
GRAIN
Action
Against
Fishery
Department
is
Started
by
Somerville
Company
iMAf.BS
FOK
SHIZUm:
OF
FLOATING
CANNKItV
AT
.MAS
SETT
AHB
SOUGHT
-
WOULD
UI'SBT
ALL
FEDEHAI,
LI-(iISLATI()N
Action
was
taken
in
supreme
Court
against
provincial
and
Dominion
Cannery
Co.
claiming
$70,000
of
the
company's
floating
can-y
ground
of
illegal
operation.
Alex
at
Ottawa;
J."
A.
Motherwell,
A.
Found,
director
of
fisheries,
department
are
named.
'
i
.iifitflrfili
a
1
1
m
a
AM
Utti;,
pru
iv.
.t
by
the
issuance
of
a
writ
In-y
t.u'inals
by
the
Somerville
jiagc
for
alleged
Illegal
seizure
at
Maxscttt
Inlet
on
the
inston,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
rf
inspector
at
Vancouver;
W.
awa
and
other
officials
of.the
The
Somerville
Cannery
Co.
,
IKS
FRANCOIS
LAKE
RAILWAY
llloN
llllKNTIIi
AT
OTTAWA
ItlttliV
OX
UllltLI'
Or"
ION-
UTIULNT.
i
i
j
be
-c
t
te
House
or
corn-
O!
ua
proroicj.d
la.nk.
J
'
UF
u,i
Skeena.
presented
a
!
'
W
McNeill
and
other
of
.i
O.iW
ttUtrlet
preylas,.
far
'
u-i
c:
tj
establish
a
in
-
ot
eigbv.mtte
IMW
c
u,i...
line
of
tM,
Gansv&ari
'o
Lbe
foot
of
rtatt-
T
pr.iiou
was
received
In
mi
tr.
:
IUTHW1NS
GOLF
TITLE
moohi:
in
tn
tout
is
mevs
ItMrlON
AND
Mis.
MAKOtlll.t
SAtUAltD
I.AIHIS'
IcTORIA,
April
18.
Dlek
Mxire.
la
id
ti
goU'T.
won
the
Drtttsb
JiiS:a
mc:
amateur
cruunptonslup
'
li:
B(
'
:k
Cud
when
he
defeated
Da
dton
'if
Seattle,
one
up
In
the
i
Mar-ram
Baywsrd
of
Victoria.
in
women's
title
by
defeating
Hp
"old
Ilutrhlnijj
of
Vancouver.
up
at
the
nineteenth
hole.
ITOR
CYCLE
RIDER
KILLED
OltEK
Otril
LOST
Ills
I.I
IK
LW
MIIIIT
It
HEX
IIK
MUM
K
.MAN
AND
LOST
('OSTIUM.
AUCOtVErt,
April
19-
Ralph
Arher.
10.
was
killed
and
William
Pepton
i.
j
u
red
when
a
motorcycle,
ridden
lAnnr-r
truck
repton
and
crashed
a
telephone,
pole
last
night
Archer
;ntru
after
striking
repton
and
thrown
against
the
pole,
the
flllc
for
fracturing
hla
akull
and
Unj
almost
instantaneous
death.
10NARCHS
SEND
THEIR
PICTURES
iAin.w
ixoatioX
receives
lilKT
TOOETIICH
WITH
ENTKES-
imox
or
well
wishes
from
SOVI.ItKKJNS
rASHlNQTOK.
April
19.
Two
fine
ographed
engravings
of
King
Oeorge
Queen
Mary,
-which
will
occupy
a
fcc
of
honor
in
the
new
Canadian
Ition
offloes
here,
arrived
on
Mon-
from
England
accompanied
by
an
Tension
of
royal
compliment
and
wuiiea
from
Their
Majestlei.
IVANCOUVEU
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
nt
1.411
1
OF
FISHERIES
for
several
years
operated
the
floating
cannery
snd
last
year
1U
license
in
specially
worded
"non-flaat-'
Ing"
and
the
Laurel
Whalen.
the
company's
cuifl.
carrying
a
cannery
outfit.
was
aelmd
at
Maxell.
tn
loe
action
cametenccd
today,
the
company
will
elelro
damages
for
loss
of
business
due
to
the
sctiure
and
will
set
up
a
DroDosltlon
that
ail
Dominion
lrrl-
UMon
purporting
to
affect
cannerle.
U
'ultra
rtrea
of
the
federal
parliament.
VICTORIA
"GRETNA
'
GREEN"
NOW
GONE
T.rmaltanr."
Nrtir
(
Mny
lir
KihiK
ltTed
bj
le.
Ur.
John
(Imflx-ll
VICTORIA.
AprU
19.
British
Oolum-bla's
"OretrM
Oreen"
exists
no
more.
After
servlag
More
than
thtrty-flrc
yrara
aa
IM
nome
ol
nee.
or.
jonn
Campbell
in
Vteterta.
tio
Is
said
to
hold
the
reoord
for
Um
number
of
mar-rtaM
wbtcn
h
has
solemnized
in
this
prorlno.
"Dreadalbane"
la
to
serve
another
purpose
and
Dr.
Campbell
is
to
live
elsewhere.
for
years
the
phrase
"At
Breadatbane
marked
the
introduction
of
unnumbered
wetMlnc
notice
In
Victoria
and
n.
mmIi
nkwr
hAMIntf
an
lmtvwftnt
place
in
British
Columbia
society
were
wedded
there
Dr.
oamnijcu
eio
om-
clated
at
a
great
many
wedding
outside
Victoria,
and
hundreds
of
people
who
were
desirous
of
avoiding
elaborate
cerrmonlea
went
to
Dr.
Campbell
'a
"church
around
the
corner."
whether
they
happen
to
belong
to
bis
denomination
or
not.
DurtHg
hla
years
In
the
ministry
at
Victoria
Dr.
Campbell
has'
.solemnin-d
the
fteddlng
of
four
thousand
persons.
HlltKl'.r.xS
IlKPOHT.
.
.
.
,
.p
.
A
f
.
l-l
a
it.ni.
DIODY
ISLAND
-
CTear.
elm;
baro-meirr.
30.42;
temperature.
SO;
sea
smooth;
7:15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
CaUta
left
Wales
Island,
at
6:10
ajn
south
bound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Psrt
cloudy.
light
west
wind;
barometer,
30.26;
tempera
lure
40:
light
swell;
b
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Charlie
Watson,
fort
Wells
fer
Seward.
863
miles
from
Seward;
6
pin.
spoke
Catherine
D.
Ketchikan
for
Na-nalmo.
360
miles
from
Ketchlksn;
a
pjn.
spoke
molorshlp
Apex.
Ketchikan
for
Anaoorte.
400
miles
from
Anscortea:
8
pm.
spoke
stesmer
Prince
Chsrlen.
abeam
Conner
Island,
bound
for
Lock-
port;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Oregon,
Qusdra
for
Seattle.
422
miles
from
Seattle:
10.10
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Catala
at
Stewart,
eouthpovnd.
.DEAD
TREE
POINT.J-Overcast;
Cslmi
Urometer.
30.16;
temperature.
40;
sea
smooth.
NOON
nimiY
ISLAND
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barcmeter
30.50:
temperature.
Al;
sea
amooth:
9:ii
ajn,
steamer.
Catala
passed
In.
southbound.
hull
HARBOR.
Clear,
light
west
wind;
barometer
30.31;
temperature.
42;
llaht
swell:
8
a.m.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith.
abeam
Cape
Caution,
eouthbound;
8
ajn,
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch.
In
Johnston
strslts.
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer
30:18;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth
.
Mlu
C.
OOonnell,
school
teacher
at
Oona
River,
Porcher
Islsnd,
arrived
today
to
spend
the
Easter
week
In
the
city.
Mr
Ed-.viin.
Br
wa
FXS
.
London.
Eng
.President
World
s
Poultry
Con-.
great..
U27
In
be
held
at
Ottawa.
July
27
to
August
4.
FIGHTING
IN
CANTON
nmwiA
i:aik
ai.
ami
mohhc-
.11.
(
XTM:
Is
C
ONTl.N-l
ISO
TOIItV
CANTON.
April
19.
Srrlou
flsht-Ing
luntlnunl
ttere
l.U)
oulng
tu
tbe
ilelermliiathin
ot
I
lie
iiiMlrnite
("antwir
tmot,
under
Orders!
U
thai
uu.
lo
dloarm
raillral
ele-tneiits.
The
radk-aW
lnlJrl
on
laxru
au
armed
lurade
and
anil-forrltn
dPinonlrsOoii
and
lljlit-Ing
ensued,
,
CHICAGO
HEARS
ABOUT
INDIAN
H
IICX
NOOTKA
IIKAtK
OOKs
Ol
T
TO
III
NT
HE
Is
UI1X
AHMOUKIl
CHICAGO.
Ills..
AprU
19.-Before
the
KooUa
Indian,
who
Uvea
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
ItAand.
gees
out
to
catch
a
mesa
cf
fish,
he
annoints
him
self
With
ungenu
and
oils,
fasts
for
time
sad
ea
tries
out
a
complicated
secret
ritual
which
h
b-Hevca
will
bring
success
to
his
venture
The
primitive
people.
Dr.
E.
Sepir.
of
the
University
of
Chicago,
told
the
Central
Session
of
the
American
Anthropological
AworlaOon,
precede
almost
every
enromon
act
by
an
involved
ritual.
"This
belief
Id
the
occult
cr
super
natural
manner
of
con
trolling
events
forms
an
anthropological
question
which
the
scientific
world
knows
little
t
aout."
he
aeld.
Tbe
ceremony
preceding
the
harpooning
of
a
whale
la
exirenely
complicated.
It
lasta
for
month
and.
among
other
things,
consists
of
fasting
for
a
four-day
stretch,
building
effigies
of
the
harpoon
and
canoe
to
be
used.
The
warrior
who
la
to
perf
crm
the
task
also
anoints
himself
with
hemlock
branches.
If.
after
all
that,
his
success
in
whale
hunting
la
Indifferent,
he
trys
another
ritual.
The
entire
procedure
is
called
"Oslm
leh"
or
secret
magic.
Each
family
usually
has
Its
own
methods
and
they
are
scrupulously
passed
down
to
succeeding
generations.
There
must
be
"Oslmich"
for
getting
codfish
with
hooka;
fer
catching
halibut,
digging
bait,
making
hata,
getting
wealth,
for
finding
a
bear'a
den
and
other
common
acta
of
primitive
living.
The
ritual
usually
starts
out
with
the
prayer:
"Look
down
on
me,
O
Chief,
"Have
pity
on
nie,
.
"Cauve
me
.totbe
alive,..'.
RIDING
RAILS,
HE:
MET
GHASTLY
DEATH
(
Imrlrs
Mnr.
11,
I'ukiiunii
Address
lell
I'nim
Irrljtlit
Trulu
Near
KumltHM
KAMLOOPS,
April
19.
Charles
Vines,
aged
42,
address
unknown,
while
riding
an
eastbound
freight
train,
fell
between
the
cars
and
was
horribly
mutllsted,
hla
bedy
being
cut
In!
two.
'ANOTHER
GRAIN
i
SHIP
IS
HERE
i
HIClTlsll
MTK.1MKK
M;iOE
rout.
All
t
mvi;s
too.w
to
1.0AH
rou
l.K,
Oil
fOTIXt:T
j
To
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
cr,
continent
at
the
Wheat
Pool's
locsl
elevtior,
tbe
B-liUb
freighter
Eedge
Poll
irrncd
in
pin
a".
7
o'clock
this
momirif.
The
vessel
is
already
lined
but
has
a
couple
of
feeders
a
be
installed
acd,
for
lhat
purpose
and
f-r
lumigatlon,
i
today
lying
at
the
.
deck.
She
la
bated
t-j
gj
on
tenh
at
the
clevitvr
to
"
fco.a.nence
loading
U:uiunow
sud
will
get
away
about
the
I
tnd
ot
the
week
wJIJ&a
eargj
ot
between
;wb.0
.0
and
330.0CKlUshelv
The
v.el
Is
rrgiittrtd
at
West
lUiUepool.
England.
Md
la
of
3367
tons.
Captain
Robert
I'rfdeae
la
her
inner
arxl
there
1
a
clew
ef
30
tucn
Tbe
veMKl
ccaled
at
Uhivn
Bur
ad
cleared
tUe.e
o.i
April
IC
lor
Prince
Rupert.
The
next
grain
boat'
caning
w
the
"K"
LJve
veel
Rirfukw
Mini
which
Is
due
abuut
April
27
ttest
Muroran.
Japan,
which
port
she
left
on
April
10.
This
vetscl
has
to
be
I
Used
here
and
it
will
be
the
end
cf
the
tauttb
before
she
goes
on
berth
at
tbe
clvaur.
4-
NUAKLV
ITVC
MIIJ.KiN
lll
sMKLs
OK
CIUIN
SO
1
Alt
MIII'PEII
AT
I'OKT
r:'
Stet(esi.esaelaawve
Inded
full
cargoes
of
wheat
at
Pa
nee
Rupert
s.noe
the
local
elevator
started
operatioaa
last
fall,
with
4
a
total
of
approximately
4J00.-
000
bushels.
With
two
steamers
definitely
booked
for
April
and
others
spoken
of
for
May.
K
is
expected
that
the
first
season
of
grain
shipments
will
see
a
total
4
of
about
six
million
bushels
des-
patched
from
the
nort.
GOV.-GENERAL
SENDSTHANKS
in
i
i:ni:n,
unto
tiii.i.iNoiMiN
in-
EVf
AITItllCIATION
OF
HTV
('Ol
KTKsV
The
following
Is
tbe
copy
of
a
letter
received
by
Mayor
Newton:
Dear
Mr.
Msyor--fief
ore
leaving
Prlnee
Rupert
I
must
write
you
a
short
note
to
express
'on
behalf
of'
my
wife,
myself
and
my
stair,
our
most,
grscful
thsnka
to
you
and
to
the
clttrens
ot
your
town
for
all
your
kindness
and
courtesy
to
us
during
our
brief
visit.
The
weather
was
unkind.
It
la
true,
but
we
managed
to
see
much
which
was
of
greatest
interest,
and
I
go
away
full
ot
confidence
In
the
future
development
of
your
activities
here,
and
full
ctf
admira
tion
of
alt
those
men
and
women
of
our
j
race
who
are
working
and
striving
notwithstanding
many
disappointments,
for
the
best
Interests
of
this
outpost
ot
the
,
Drltlsh
Empire.
j
The
Easter
Day
sun
Is
shining
!
brightly
this
rooming,
and
I
hope
this
Ij
a
gocd
augury
to
you
all
for
the
com-j
Ing
year.
Wishing
.rou
all
every
possible
;
go'.-d
wish
In
the
slntere
hope
that
we
shall
meet
again
before
long.
J
Believe
me.
your
sincerely,
I
WILUNODON.
Dr
J.
W.
Orlsdale.
deputy
minister
of
sriculture,
chairman,
executive
committee
World
Poultry
Congress
to
be
held
at
Ottawa,
Jnly
27
to
August
4
OUTSIDERS
WIN
IN
METROPOLITAN
EPSOM.
AprU
19.
Kinnalrd
won
the
Metropolitan
etafc-s
this
afternoon.
:akvta
was
second
and
Tuscan
third,
weaty-two
horses
started
in
the
race
-h.ch
la
one
of
the
season's
longest
distance
handicaps.
Tbe
three
winners
were
rank
outsiders.
1
LOCAL
STORE
MAN
WINNER
IN
RECORD
SELLING
CONTEST
Clifford
Oeorge
Ham
of
McRse
Bros.
ststt
received
word
from
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
headquarters
st
Mjntreal
yesterday
afternoon
that
he
wax
the
first
prlre
winner
for
the
month
cf
March
In
a
series
of
Domlnlon-wlde
competi
tions
being
held
In
connection
with
the
sale
of
machines
and
records.
Mr.
Ham
was
In
the
Orihophonlc
record
aile
class
Jar
towns
of
lera
than
23,000
population
and
he
receives
a
cash
prize
of
(40.
DATE
OF
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
IN
QUEBEC
Ooternnirnt
will
Appeal
l
Frttple
nil
Mat
in
wllli
.N'liiiilnalliiii
One
Week
Earlier
QUEBEC.
April
19.
The
provincial
lections
will
be
held
on
Monday.
May
16.
with
nominations
on
May
9.
It
Is
officially
announced
by
the
government.
KGYIT
COVT.
UESKiNS
LONDON.
April
19.
An
Exchange
Telegraph
d
If
patch
from
Cairo
aays'that
the
Egyptian
government
has
resigned.
BIG
LEAGUEBASEBALL
Amrrlrilit
l.ru;iir
rsilladelphla
0.
Washington
4.
Detroit
2.
Cleveland
3.
Boston
0,
New
York.
3.
Chicago
4.
St.
Louis
3.
National
ixiisue
Brooklyn
3.
Phllsdelphla
7.
New
York
11.
Boston
10.
Pittsburg
9.
Chicago
1.
St.
Lpuls.Clnclnnatl.
rain.
Winter
Returns
to
Whole
Prairie
Country
in
Grip
,
of
Blizzard
and
Storms
WINNIPEG,
April
19.
Winter
has
returned
b
Western
Can,
ada
and
today
the
vast
stretch
of
country
frny
the
head
oftfthe
Great
Lakes
to
the
Hocky
Mountain
zone
is
experiencing
far
from
seasonable
weather.
Blizzards,
sleet,
rain,
high
winds
and
freezing
temperatures
are
prevailing.
Blizzard
conditions
have
enveloped
most
of
Alberta,
northern
Saskatchwan
and
some
sections
of
Manitoba.
Drifts
several
feet
high
are
piled
along
the
railway
lines
and
country
roads;
seriously
interfering
with
traffic.
A
forty
degree
drop
in
temperature
was
experienced
in
Winnipeg
during
the
night.
Mrs.
Abe
Friesen,
wife
of
a
Borden,
Saskatchewan,
farmer,
who
left
home
shortly
before
the
storm
broke,
has
not
been
heard
of
since.
She
was
the
mother
of
ten
children.
Frank
Parsons,
Business
Man
of
Vancouver,
to
Face
Trial
on
Liquor
Conspiracy
Charge
SAN
FUANCISCO.
April
19.
U'hile
his
friends,
and
business
associates
In
Vancouver,
ll.C.,
put
forth
their
beat
efforts
to
aid
him,
frank
Parsons
was
indicted
by
a
federal
grand
jury
last
night
on
a
charge
of
taking
part
in
a
million-dollar
smuggling
conspiracy.
Parsons
was
arrested
last
week
on
the
steamer
Tahiti
after
his
arrival
from
the
South
Sca3
and
was
released
on
?30,000
bail.
Immediateiy
aftcr
the
indictment
was
returned,
he
was
taken
in
custody
again
and
has
been
required
to
furnish
another
bond.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TANA
K
A
NFW
TODAY
154,000
LBS.
fourteen
f'Mi
HtKitt
.sold
fatchrs
!
Tliruu;1i
Kirlunsr
This
lurnlng
at
Lowrr
ITlres
Halibut
sales
at
tbe
Fish
Exchange
ihis.
morning
totalled
134.000
pounds,
six
American
veuels
disposing
of
103.-300
pounds
a:
bids
ranging
frsm
12.2c
and
7c
to
13.8c
and
7c,
while
eight
Canadian
boats
sold
43.800
pounds
at
.r
m
13c
and
7c
to
13.1c
and
7c.
Tbe
days
arrivals
and
aalea
were
as
follows:
i
AMERICAN'
Ncrth,
34.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish;
8c
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12
Cc
and
7c.
Sentinel,
17.000
pounds,
to
.Royal
j
Fish
Co
12.7c
and
7c
President.
23UW3
pounds.
to
Booth!
SP
Crania.
18.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish-
erles.
12.2c
and
7c.
I
Lansing.
14.000
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
13.7c
and
8c
CANADIAN
Terren.
6.000
podnds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
13.1c
and
7c.
Prosperity
A-
8.000
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
12.7c
and
7c.
Sea
Maid.
11,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
is
Cold
Stsrage
Co..
12.2c
and
7c.
Kalen.
11,000
pounds
to
Canadian
Fish
t:
Cold
Sttrage
Co,"
12c
and
7c.
Yule.
3.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
123c
and
7c.
Helen,
3
.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
12.7c
and
7c.
Mary
Jane.
2,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
rish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
1
2.8c
and
8c.
Birdie
B.,
1500
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
12c
and
7c.
SALMON
Two
thousand
pounds
ot
red
salmon
:tm
the
Fiewlc.
&
Brown
packer
Tap-low
had
not
beca
sold
up
to
noon.
BAPTIST
TROOP
OF
BOY
SCOUTS
HAD
HIKE
YESTERDAY
The
members
of
the
Third
Prince
Rupert
(Baptist)
Troop.
Boy
Scouts,
under
Scoutmaster
P.
C.
Miller,
were
Inspected
by
His
Excellency,
the
Oovernor-Geu-ersl
on
Saturday
morning
who
afterwards
remarked
on
the
amartness
of
the
troop.
On
Monday
the
troop
went
tor
a
hike
to
Otacc
Bayjlartlng
at
930
in
the
morning
and
returning
about
8
o'clock
In
the
eevenlng.
Oames
were
played.
Including
racing.
Jumping,
practising
for
the
ftrst-ald
badges,
several
members
passing
the
fire
lighting
test.
Sundsy
next
being
St.
Oeorge's
Day.
the
troop
will
hold
a
church
parade
at
the
morning
service
of
the
Baptist
Church.
SCHOOLTEACHERS'
CONVENTION
OPENS
lYUiiSngue
Assembled
at
Victoria
Lt
Nlglil
Heard
Addresi
by
Stanford
l"rofeor
VICTORIA.
April
19.
The
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
waa
officially
opened
last
night
at
a
public
meeting
held
for
the
purpose
ot
hearing
au
address
from
Dr.
E.
P.
Cubberly
of
Stanford
University.
Regular
meeting
of
Carpenters"
Union
on
Wednesday
at
8
pjn.
Good
attendance
requested
to
pass
some
local
bylaws.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
jAf
mum
HAS
At'CK'TED
TASK
OF
FOKMIN'M
NEW
CAIHXET
FOLLOWING
RESIGNATION'
"OF
MAKASFKI
ADMINISTRATION'
TOKIO.
April
19.
Baron
Tanaka,
bead
il
the
Selyukal
party,
has
accepted
the
post
of
premier
and
will
form
.a
cabinet
to
succeed
that
of
Premier
Wakaaukl
who
reiijned
yesterday
when
.the
privy
ccuncU
rejected
his
proposal
to
make
a
loan
to
the
Bank
ot
Formosa
which
baa
been
In
financial
difficulties.
(It
Is
hoped
that
Tanaka
will
be
able
to
avert
a
financial
panic
which
la
threatening
tbe
country
.
LOCAL
DOCTOR'S
BROTHER
KILLED
OEORCE
CADE
LOsES
HIS
LIFE
AT
.MISSION
CITY
VAMEN
tit
I
SUED
BENEATH
LOOS
MISSION
CITY,
AprU
19
Crushed
be-&cath
logs
which
slipped
while
he
was
s
Misting
In
unloading
them
from
a
truck
here.
Oeorge
Cade,
aged
S3,
brother
ot
Dr.
j.
p.
Cade
of
Prince
Rupert,
sustained
injuries
which
resulted
In
his
death
In
hospital
within
an
hour.
Defeased,
who
has
long
been
a
respected
resident
of
this
place.
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
several
children,
some
ot
whem
are
grown
up.
SIX
KILLED
TRAIN
WRECK
last
Irriclit
left
Kail
Fill)
Miles
Nr-t
of
llitrne
liivne,
Ontario,
mi
C.
X.
IU
Line
TORONTO.
.
April
19.
Six
men
were
,
killed
or
died
from
Injuries
when
a
fast
Canadian
National
freight
train
waa
derailed
fifty
miles
west
of
Home
Payne.
Engineer
Peevy
died
from
scalds:
Fireman
S.
Oourley
was
pinned
under
the
wreckage
when
the
engine,
tender
and
fifteen
cars
left
the
rails,
and
L.
W
Welken,
stockman,
and
three
other
unidentified
men,
believed
to
be
stockmen,
v
are
dead.
NEWPLANES"
ARECOMING
III'.TTEU
Mil
IP.ME.NT
Toil
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
rilOVlDKD
FOR
I.N
ESTIMATES
RECENTLY
PASSED
OTTAWA.
April
19.
The
replacement
of
a
few
obsolete
war
type
of
aircraft
by
four
modern
planes
to
famlllarlz
the
officers
ot
the
Canadian
air
force
with
the
handlcg
of
modern
machines
was
provided
for
In
the.
estimates
recently
passed
In
the
House
of
Commons
for
the
Department
ot
Rational
Defence.
f
OUR
ARE
BURNED
TO
DEATH
RESULT
OF
AERIAL
CRASH
EAST
CHURCH,
Kent,
AprU
19.
A
Royal
Air
Force
bombing
plane
crashed
here
today,
the
four
occupants
being
burned
tn
death