-;o.
hiy
Tt
rater
j
.rnt
pays
for
the
perish-rr.:m
the
Krderslship
uadcr
seizure
1
'
1
1
1
1
niiinnrn
r,r,.
NHlrrr.U
TO
AUSTRALIA
-
i
'I
IU,
l:
l1.AMI.lt
ItV
IHIVI
KM.mt
i.aiiiimi:
AT
m;
j
immomu:ai.tii
i'atitai.
!
'
'CP
May
5.-
When
"Ml
ItV
Alio
TOIi.W
the;
sailed
tor
Aunlrslts
yea-led
one
British
Columbia
.
ui
all
sapling,
the
gift
ot
Australia
to
be
planted
at
e
new
Australian
capital,
by
Lapotnte.
jnlnuter
of
cti'-'
.ie
Canadian
rrpreaenUUve
nial
opening
of
the
new
capl-
S
RF.F.N
HF.RF.
FOR
50
YEARS
in
n
joiin
01.1t
1:11
i:i:(iiii
-
"
'
r
1
11
11.1
ORIA
May
8.
Premier
John
today
cclnbratlng
.tlie
flftlaUt
sarj
01
ma
arrival
in
uritisn
;
:
:
.fin
n
a
M
.
.
1
1
rmm
r'.Bii;:isco.
arrived
In
Victoria
on
5.
1877
1
11.'
iifiirn
f-tiirriiT
A
Ah
.
N
)
I
KKM
AS
GRAIN
COMMISSIONER
'Aha
....
..n.
.imiw
I
MUtT
UVUVIV
aUjyUt
fcia-ll"
of
the
Dominion
Otuln
CJommU-who
Urm
of
office
hud
exptrcd,
in
couuclj.
.aw.
vs
v
ALLY
INJURED
IN
AUTO
COLLISION
CfiTTVira
ir...
..i.
tUntiii
M
WaL
tliwl
tm
W..
-
a....MH
.lt.ls.lxtt
-
as
uwvjllluuilCB
UIl
UUlUIMUKli
hre
lMt
evening
In
which
Mr.
rUlly
injured.
Iuiimiii
Ha
Only
I'Uit
Tlil
MornlnR
tMirre
TheriimmHrr
(
lr
In
Tlie
woather
report
Usued
at
elgJit
o'tfock
this
morning
Indloalea
that
warmej
weatlicr
1a
prcalig
ot
vll
polnta
in
Nortlienn
B.C.
and
the
Yukon-Only
at
Dawson
was
the
thermometer
ntar
the
freeartng
point
and
there
It
rejtatered
3J.
Details
of
the
report
follow:
Temp.
Prince
ntiprrt.-
Ovoroast.
oalm.
temperature.
44.
Terra
se-
Part
cloudy,
oalm
48
Alyanah
-Clear,
oalm
48
Alice
Arm
-Part
cloudy,
oalm
....
a
AnyoxrCloudy.
calm
60
etewart
Cloudy,
calm
ii..Mnn.
.nioudv.
calm
60
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
palm
4S
Bmlthcra
Cloudy,
calm
Burns
Lttke
Oear.
calm
47
Whltehon
Clear,
calm
41
Duwson
Cloudy,
calm
35
VANCOUVEK
KXCHANCU
Wheat
Dunwcll
Glacier
Independence
Indian
L.
St
L."
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Sunloch
Coast
Copper
mu
w
wane
bbmsh
ovfd
pro-
1
oil
AMLItlCAN
00
esses
of
BotEir
and
i
'
.
-
Bid.
Asked
1.53
1.43
1.44
.10
41
.00
n
.00
.07U
.07V4
.10J.
.11
3.04
3.07
,;j5i
.16
.50
.70
8.00
0.75
C.N.B.
tciner
Prince
John.
Capt.
E.
Ma.bbs.ls
due
to
arrive
In
port
at
11.45
tonight
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Wands,
The
ve&Bfl
will
return
aouth
over
the
aume
route
leav-Ing
here
n't
8
o'clock
Saturday
night.
cor-
4
-
wofaoteamedthlt1:.
.
.
.
'
.
'
.
r""7T
.
HTW
YORK,
YORK.
May
May
ft.-
A
A
three
three
isr-
oe
tree
of
Amcrleatf
oxn1T
uara
ruiur
rouowwg
"
i,
or
was
dropped
00
Uie'
gi
KK
noitK
imim;
AT
I.LI.VA10IC
llirili:
As
cood
a
day's
loadrrtf
aa
has
yet
been
prrformad
at
the
modern
looal
pteat
w
yostrrday
when
231.000
of
wheat
w
pmtred
Into
the
Japaarc
grain
ship
Kofuku
Usru
at
the
Wheat
root's
ele-rator
here.
The
vessel
will
take
a
fuU
cargo
of
about
257.000
bushels
and
it
I
heped
to
have
it
all
in
by
walfht
with
the
exception
ot
what
la
to
be
sacked.
She
will
sail
nomrtlmt
tomorrow
for
'the
United
Klnj-dom
or
continent.
WEATHER
IS
WARMER
NEARLY
ALL
POINTS
BIG
LEAGUE
;
RACE
CLOSE
iterrd
battle
for
the
lead
In
one
leajiK
a
Mv,
Ai
kjl
trvr
tk.
inn
In
til
nthrr
provides
the
fans
with
plenty
of
base-
ban
drama
today.
At
PltUburg.
the
Plratta
and
St.
LouM
Cardtnala
are
battling
In
a
white
hoi
srrlea
for
NaUanal
.League
leader-
ahtp
and
mattera
have
been
compll-
oatrd
by
the
Olanta.
as
a
result
of
yes
terdays
games,
crowding
tiuo
second
place
with
the
Cardinals
on
top
and
the
Plratea
third
on
the
standing
sheet.
In
the
American
League,
things
were
tied
up
between
the
New
Tork
Yankees
and
the
Philadelphia
Alhletlca.
wlieu
the
former
lost
as
the
Mackmen
won.
Yesterday
a
scores
were
as
fallows:
National
Ixnijur
Brooklyn
S.
New
York
4.
Boaton-Phllsdelphla.
postprincd.
tit.
Louts
8.
rituburg
3.
Cincinnati
9.
Chicago
13.
Anirrlran
liijur
Chleafo
11,
Detroit
9.
Philadelphia
7.
Boston
1.
New
York
4.
Washington
7.
Cleveland
3.
6k.
Louis
13.
l.i;tll
K
MWNKIMIS
Nutliiiul
W.
Bt
Louis
11
New
York
13
rilMburg
10
Philadelphia
8
Chtoago
Boston
0
Brooklyn
7
Cincinnati
v.
.....
.
S
,
Amrrlcuii
New
York
13
Phlkidclphla
13
Chicago
13
Washington
0
Detroit
,
8
St.
Louis
8
Cleveland
8
Boston
.
3
L.
C
7
7
7
8
B
13
14
0
C
8
0
8
8
13
15
PRINCE
OF
WALES
ONCE
MORE
ENGAGED
Pet.
.647
.633
.333
.529
.500,
.350
.203
.C07
.607
.000
.500
.500
.300
.400
.167
DECLARES
DAME
RUMOR
.
COPENHAGEN,
May
5.
Rumor
aay
that
Prlnneas
slhgrld,
a
girl
only
acven-
tecn
year
ot
age.
Is
engaged
to
the
frlncc
of
Wales.
ALL-STAR
FOOTBALL
TEAMAGAIN
BEATEN
VICTORIA,
May
5.
A
few
hours
they
sailed,
Uie
Canadian
All
-Star
soccer
team
was
defeated
by
a
Victoria
reprotientatlva
team
yesterday
afternoon
by
a
wore
ot
three
goals
to
one.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and1;
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Service
.
with
newly
laid
dancing
A
A
I
jlnywhcre
ni
Anytime
'
s,
-in
floor,
for
hire.
Kxchnnce
Hulldlnr
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK,
I'rrp.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leant
Phone
437.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,,
La
t
,,.
XVH-
Ko.
105.
WINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
THURSDAY,
MAY
5,
1927
J'rice
Five.
Cente
'
ssSSf
mmm
AJJiJH
ditiqmj
LiDLn
i
a
nnn
Mi
IMS
ro
DIET
1
UGE
CARGO
OF
BRITISH
GUIANA
RUM
SAID
OFF
COAST
I
I.I
to.
1
riiisn
Lao
or
is
otrenuously
Opposing
Government
Proposal
to
Curb
Their
Trade
Unions
riii.
uu
u
u
1
1
1
x:
l
(
k
i
.
twiUKais?
iiiiii
w
1
O
-
Z
order
to
injure
administration
through
revenue
in
Si)t,
Jlay
fi.
-Labor
is
putting
up
n
trcnuu
fight
11
;
rude
union
bill
introduced
by
the
government,
the
second"
which
in
now
under
consideration
in
the
House
of
Baldwin
was
called
a
"liar"
during
the
debate
and
i:
1.
who
refused
lo
retract,
was
suspended
for
five
dayl
v.
a
made
claim
that
the
extreme
section
of
lalwr
con-'
whole
pari.
The
Iaborilcs
were
angry
over
the
stale-
-
ment
and
It
was
then
that
Beckett
.
rn
1
1
num
LilllliUllll
STEAMED
OUT
II
'l
lfllfilf
11
IT
II
III'
If
1
M
klir
rtUAOVtlll
1V
tTTTKIl
caiiea
uiiovia
a
liar.
Later
the
prime
atinuur
asked
to
be
allowed
to
state
that
It
waa
the
unions
he
had
in
mind
lie
blamed
the
Miners'
FedeesUan
and
claimed
that
tbe
gawmiraesrt
had
mandate
for
the
proposed
euro
00
the
unions
atthe
last
general
strike
LONDON.
May
6
The
Labor!
tt
propose
gvMf
on
a
"no
beer
(W
ud
a
i
one
ii:k
cent
on
i
canaiuan
money
A
local
broker,
receiving
a
baited
Hum
tio
bill
in
payment
for
rent
yesterday,
pre-mll
it
at
on
o!
the
locul
tanks
UiU
morning
to
be
docked
discount
of
one
per
cent.
The
Exchange
rate
are
quite
the
reran
of
what
they
were
only
a
few
yean
ago
when
United
Sum
money
was
paid
a
pre
ajlura.
It
tuggcuU
the
aecv:tj
ut
Itxral
business
men
demand
;ng
their
own
country's
money
"Urbason
and
tea
fast"
for
six
r"1r
-
I
la
order
to
pun
um
taremmia
""i'
K
iutti.inu
1
011
na
j
througti
euruiltag
their
revenue
Mar-
thinal
LLAltEKMiir
ami
Ti
A
"DICTATOR"
OF
THo
BOOK
WORLD:
E.
Phi
'lips
Op-penheim,
the
famous
writer
?f
my.-try
storie...
dictates
all
his
stories
at
hlh
villa
in
tho
south
of
France
to
hi
secretary.
Miss
Maud
Biggo.
The
total
number
of
words
often
reache-
from
8.000
to
12,000
a
day.
United
States
Asfad
to
Remove
Unfortunate
Impression
of
the
Mellon,
Statement
Bui
Will
Not
LONDON,
May
5
In
its
note
to
the
United
States
sent
yes
tcrday,
the
British
government
expresses
the
trust
that
the
United
I
States
government
will
take
steps
to
remove
the
unfortunate
impression
created
by
the
Mellon
statement
The
British
note
sjKititically
declared
that
in
no
circumstances
will
Britain
receive
from
reparation
and
inter-allied
debts
together
more
than
she
pays
the
United
States
and
that
it
was
not
the
desire
of
Great
Britain
to
retain
anything
out
of
the
receipts
from
reparations
and
inter-allied
debts
for
the
country-
The
note
also
cited
una
t
it
regarded
as
Inaccuracies
In
the
TO
ATTEMPT
ItETIKN
Tllir
IKOM
E.MSLANII
TO
I'ANAIIA
MITfl
IMVSKMiEU
BEING
I'LAN'NEII
I.ONI'ON,
May
5.
The
i:niln;
Nrn
hh
I
luit.
nltliln
a
few
wrrks
a
well
known
llrltl-li
airman
will
attempt
to
fly
tit
funudit
xnil
liurk
In
011
nrillnary
M-ajilane.
lhv,UlrH
lun
pilot
anil
a
nailsatiir,
the
plane
will
inrrv
a
piiensrr
I10
ulll
ui)
lil
on
11
fnrr.
It
will
lie
the
firM
return
flight
lirturru
l:rr
anil
Nnrlli
Amrrlra
and
will
hImi
hr
the
llrst
uiriigrf
currying
flight
uriv
the
Allanllr
Oceuii.
WlltEl.lS
KKroKT.
X
ii.
in.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
-
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
30.34;
temperature.
44;
ui
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30,34;
temperature.
46;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
trcah
wind;
temperature,
51;
barometer.
28.63;
sea
smooth.
Mellon
statement.
1
WASHINOTON.
May
S.-
Replying
to
1
i-he
British
cote
challenging
the
accuracy
of
recent
statements
of
Secretary
Mellnn
in
wbtch
he
said
that
Britain'
j
debt
payments
to
the
United
States
do
:
nst
constitute
a
dram
on
the
British
economic
recources.
the
state
depart-;ment
yesterday
advised
the
British
government
that
It
did
not
dc&lre
to
engage
In
formal
diplomatic
exchanges
in
a
I
purely
domestic
discussion
which
the
Mellon
statement
involved.
HALIBUT
BOAT
IS
TAKEN
ON
PONTOONS
A
quick
Job
was
mode
ot
raising
the
halibut
boat
Dolphin
at
the
Imperial
Oil
Cc.'s
dock,
where
she
sank
following
an
explosion
on
Monday,
and
the
vessel
was
taken
on
the
poutxms
at
tlte
dry
dock
yesternoon
where
It
was
found
her
bow
was
split
although
damage
otherwise
does
iKt
seem
to
be
extensive
I
except
fmm
the
effect
of
water.
The
(Vessel
will
reccl.'e
repairs
immediately.
smooth.
I
.
it
.r
1
n
trvt
I
nr
DEAD
TREE
POINT.-Ovcrcast,
llllt
VVUftiftn
WiiO
IMLLtU
catcrly
wine:
bnromcter,,
23
.eo;
tcm-
-Krature,
40;
sea
smooth.
NOON
DionY
island
-
Part
cloudy,
light
BY
INTERURBAN
TRAM
VANCOUVER.
May
3.
Mrs.
Jean
Simpson
was
killed
yesterday
when
she
was
struck
by
an
lute
rur
ban
tram
on
the
outskirts
f
the
city.
Advertise
-in
tb
rvilv
News
Quarter
of
Million
Refugees
in
Flooded
Area
of
Louisiana;
Waters
Race
Madly
Over
Land
r
NEW
ORLEANS,
May
5.
Waters
(rom
the
overlowing
Missis
sippi
are
racing
madly
over
4,000
square
miles
or
Nortnern
Louisiana.
The
rich
lands
submerged
included'
those
bearing
cotton,
sugar,
hardwood,
while
oil
and
gas
wells
are
destroyed
or
interrupted,
makinir
the
financial
loss
a
staggering
one.
New
breaks
have
occurred
at
Vicksburg
and
Natchez
swelling
the
number
of
refugees
to
a
present
total
of
a
quarter
of
a
million.
The
state
of
Louisiana
now
has
15,000
miles
in
all
under
water
and
the
area
is"
increasing.
Liquor
Vessel
Supposed
on
Coast
with
a
Cargo
of
British
Guiana
Rum
SEATTLE
I'APEK
STATES
FLAX
IS
TO
DELUGE
COAST
WITH
PRODUCT
FROM
FREIGHTER
SEATTLE,
May
5.
The
arrival
in
British
Columlfla
waters
of
the
first
consignment
of
British
Guiana
mm
with
which
a
recently
formed
Seattle
syndicate
is
planning
to
deluge
the
Pacific
coast
market
is
rumored
in
local
liquor
circles,
says
the
Post
Intelligencer
of
this
city.
The
initial
consignment
is
said
to
consist
of
upwards
f
15,000
fifty-gallon
barrels
of
140
proof
product.
This
forms
the
cargo
of
a
steam
freighter
believed
to
be
lying
in
a
secluded
spot
along
thecoast
for
the
purpose
of
transferring
its
load
to
smaller
vessels.
Nute
A
the
four
Seattle
men
known
a
be
Interested
in
the
venture
xuld
be
reached
fcr
confiraistlon
cf
the
re'
p:;rt
and
It
vu
supposed
they
left
ScaWle
to
take
charge
of
unloading
operations.
r.l)ITOK
STEIlltV
TO
4-
1:1:
Dt:roiiTi:i
when
SENTENCE
CO.MI"I.ETEI
TORONTO.
May
5.
E.
V.
S
terry,
editor
of
the
Christian
Enquirer,
tost
his
appeal
against
a
alxty-day
sentence
tor
blasphemous
libel.
Deportation,
It
Is
announced,
will
follow
the
expiry
of
the
-v
-
-aentew.ee.
s
-
STRUGGLE
FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
llASKCTIIAlX
GAME
KIKl'LTS
IN
4
VICTOKV
Hli:
WINNU'Ed
TOILERS
!
IN'
IIUST
Rdl'Ml
WINNIPEG.
May
8
By
a
score
ot
21
to
17
the
Winnipeg
Tollers,
champions
4
of
Western
Canada,
last
night
defeated
4
the
Windsor
Collegiate
Alumni
team.
In
4.
the
first
game
of
two-same
series
4.
tor
the
Dominion
basketball
champion-4
1
ship.
The
total
number
of
goals
la
.4.
J
thCiSeAca
dtcldobe
.ranis
"ciiri
'
!
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r
i
m
i
ni
i
it
urccn
V
JLl
LtuLiU
LrtimUIrUl
TEOOlL
,
LANDS
BIG
CATCH!
Mallliut
Arriali
Markrtrd
at
llh
E-(iiunge
till
yiurnliig
Totsllrd
123,000
rounds
Halibut
catches
sold
through
the
Yukon.
31.000
pounds.,
to
Royal
Flsh
Co..
13.2c
and
7c
Anna
J..
21.000
pounds.
Canadian!
rish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
13.6c
and
7c.
Leviathan.
23.000
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries,
13.5c
and
7c.
Brothers.
11.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.4c
and
7c.
Canadian
Margaret
I..
33.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co
13.9c
and
7c.
Tor
berg,
3,000
pounds,
AUln
Fisheries,
13.3c
and
7c.
Salmon
Petrel.
1.000
pounds
of
red
spring
salmon.
AUln
Fisheries,
18.5c.
BEER
CONSUMPTION
IS
FALLING
OFF
AND
HOP
GROWERS
WORRIED
TO
MURDER
II
KAY
TOM)
OF
TAKINIl
AN
AtTIVG
I'AUT
IN'
KILLING
I'ARA.MOl
IfS
ill'SIIANII
NEW
YORK.
May
5.
Henry
!!
ANOTHER
MINE
Judd
local
Finn
Exchange
this
morning
total-
j
Gray,
confessed
paramour
of
Mrs.
Albert
:cd
150.000
pounds
of
which
flvt
Amer-
Snyder,
in
court
today
tearfully
con-
lean
vessels
had
134.000
pounds
at
bidsjeved
that
he
took
an
active
part
In
raugUig
from
12.0c
and
7c
to
13
6c
and
the
Albert
Snyder
murder
and
that
Mrs.
7c,
while
two
Canadian
boats
disposed
Snyder
assisted.
"
of
35.000
pounds
.for
12.9c
and
7c
and
Gray
collapsed
when
the
court
ad-
132c
and
7c.
The
Canadian
list
in-:
jaurned
and
Mrs.
Snyder
wept
bitterly.
eluded
the
iocs!
boat.
Marguerite
I..
Ospt.
Gcorgs
Frlti.
wMch
la
landln;
33.003
pounds,
the
largest
catch
received
j
;rom
a
Canadian
boat
since
the
pre
sent
seasou
opened.
Arrlr-ls
and
s:cs
were
as
follows:
YatuUt,
48.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fish
eries.
13.9c
and
7c
CHANGES
HANDS
ML
EH
I'Lllf
r.lttU
P
AT
STEWAKT
SOI.lt
IIV
E.
II.
IIAUTIIOLI
TO
W.
J.
(UT.lt
AMI
II.
O.
EltlCKSON
VICTORIA.
May
5.
The
aale
of
the
Stiver
CUtf
group
of
tour
claims
In
the
upper
Salman
River
district
ot
Portland
Canal
was
completed
here
today.
The
property
hat
hrei
sold
by
E.
H.
Bart-holt,
veteran
prospector
of
the
north,
now
living
In
Seattle,
to
W
J.
Clubb
ot
Victoria,
and
B.
O.
Ertckaon
ot
Seattle.
MAY
24
WILL
BE
OBSERVED
HERE
Elks
unci
I'alr
llmiril
Again
CnllolM.rut-Ing
In
Maglng
Victoria
l'uy
'rlrgratlonE
The
Elks
and
Fair
Board
will
again
-
collcborate
this
year
In
staging'
a
cele-
CANTERBURY.
England,
May
5.
Hop
j
bratloa
on
May
34
It
has
been
decided,
growers
are
up
In
arms
because
British-
j
There
will
be
an
election
of
a
May
era
dont
drink
enough.
Queen
from
among
the
school
girls
and
Beer
consumption
has
fallen
off
to
j
xt
program
of
the
day
will
Include
uch
an
extent
that
the
hop
growers
,
nQtt,
crowning
of
the
queen,
dance
and
fear
over-production
this
year,
and
have
j
0her
features
Committees
are
now
proposed
restrictive
measures
to
protect
,
being
named
between
the
two
bodies.
the
Industry.
The
sltustlon
has
become
so
serious
that
the
English
Hop
O
rowers
Limited
has
circularized
Its
members
to
the
effect
that
If
the
society's
reiterated
warning
to
restrict
hop
grownlng
Is
not
supported
the
directors
will,
move
for
the
liquidation
of
the
society
and
all
Its
stock.
r.
Commons
of
Burns
Lake
wUl
arrive
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
this
afternoon's
train
and
salt
aVard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
tonight.
TOMMY
LOUGHRAN
WINS
DECISION
FROMSTRIBLJNG
NEW
YORK.
Msy
5.
Tommy
Lough-ran
cf
Philadelphia,
won
the
ctodalon
over
Young
Strlblmg
of
Oeorght
in
a
ten-round
bout
last
night.
Tha
match
waa
one
ot
a
aeries
being
held
to
decide
a
challenger
for
the
heavyweight
crown
no
held
by
Oene
Tunivey.