25
ri,:mi
ojj
TAXI
nd'.
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Slnd:
Kxchnntje
llulldln
MATT
VIUBCK.
Trpp.
VOL
XVII.,
No.
87.
rw
ifi
to
"'""(
i
m
111
r
m
m
m
ma
m
m
iuinv,
i
i'
!
enerm
ornfte
taea
in
Shanghai
at
Raids
on
.i.iui'uv
f
uivi.i'.
'iitrwu'Q
IflhlJlAJiW
wwe.
FROM
NANKING,
AND
MIR
NOT
OITOSIM)
1IY
SOUTH
HUN
FOItCHS
ii
Labor
I
nion.H
in
proicMt
aifaima
Sunloch
HjN'.;IIAI.
April
13.
A
general
strike
ban
In-cn
called
by
!'
political
organization
under
ordem
from
General
Chiang
i
antoncito
general,
who
in
at
odds
with
the
radical
civil
vrriir.etn
in
Hankow.
ivsvnty
pickets
of
the
Shanghai
General
Labor
Union
were
J
da.
when,
apparently
angered
from
ycslerday'n
raids
on
the!
I
niun.x.
they
attacked
headquarter
of
the
Canlonce
troops
tui.'
international
nettlemenL
j
firing
OLLANDERS
IN
Uteai.
slly
SETTLER
PARTY?
lered
KUOIIM
IIKB
l..n.
1
30
Ul
tK
UICK
C.N.IL
ttae
yrr.'.r.no
April
1
More
than
a
iiif
iJHM
immiaranu
.
Ins
Weatern
Oana4a
ever
:
..r
caMdi
.
-teu!i
:
ct.
arrived
4n
Wlnnlpcf
I!'
'
calJy
ail
of
Umn
ere
IH.
nottteaf
of
NaaUof
t
hey
are
dunal
UoH
vanuu
porta
of
ine'the
h
they
will
be
mt
a
Un
jAutancea
permit,
houc.
rrettlnf
(roup
among
aia
vu
one
of
200
llol-,
work
t
alnfle
croup
of
of
E
tie
in
Caoada
atnee
be-J'nt
ltilanora
ert
een-"
larfe
number
of
yeung
-
;y
the
averc
M
P
.
ttie
neignbornood
of
in
rtandUK
group
-ai
tht
"'wet:i
Hi"
g
14
and
r
oui
under
the
auaplcea
Ann
ll
Tin,
f
v
r
a
rvmn
IN1SH
LUAUlINb
mil
root
mix
in;
in:tnv
toi
Mil.
TOXItlllT
OK
TOMOKIIOW
Willi
IIICAIX
I
OH
t.K.
OU
HIXTINKXT
1
Bt
tisn
freighter
Otter
Pool,
which
btrv
i,rre
since
the
first
of
the
w
i
iiave
completed
before
thla
;
i
tie
loadlna
of
aome
2B3.O00
it
uf
grain
at
the
local
elevator
u.Tt
v
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
su
'
ncir
and
will
be
ready
to
aall
to-ftrsi
thing
tomorrow
morning
be
T:
plant
la
now
preparing
to
load,
t'
i!l
fiu-
Lhe
Itnlttvl
Klnirdom
or
"
;!!:
'lie
steamer
Hedge
Pool,
due
::n-.::
;
r
Friday,
and
the
Kofuku
Mf
cimlng
about
a
week
later.
HOPE
FOR
MEN
NOW
GIVEN
UP
'imixu;
riMiu;u)ii:x
moM
nova
MtrriA
htiiooMiii
ro.MMox-
K.M.TII
Mitt
(
tl.Mlillhll
LOST
1IAL1PAX.
April
13
-
-
Twelve
men
intoing
from
tho
Olouccster
fishing
nooiirr
Common
wtial
th.
wlilrh
burned
una
nk
off
Drown'
Bank
on
rrtclay.
Huve
been
given
tip
tut
lost,
thi
search
uiing
abandoned,
KAMLOOPS
WOMAN'S
a
BODY
IS
FOUND
ON
BAR
IN
THOMPSON
R.
KAMLOOPS,
April
13,The
body
of
Mn
W
T
BtuU
n
m
r4
4rt
whn
UTA
't
teen
on
a
bridge
here
Friday
night,
n
round
yesterday
on
a
aand
bar
in
iiiompson
River,
a
mile
below
aTiTlAlvr'
0
I
I
I
fa
4
rf
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
PlilNCK
RUI'EKT,
ll.C,
WEDNESDAY,
ArRIL.13,
1927
essssssse.
1
'
fl
V
m
I
fl
f
hl
a
ri
s
an
f.--:.""
tlx
.
nr'im,
iaae
WELi'AH.
n
Nevada.
i
a
new
Ktrihc
road,
by
Frank
iiorton.
$78,000
to
the
JERRY
PUTS
i
UP
STICKLER
1
tt
lit
Is
MIT
n:iit:-
lllllMtKN-Tl.tl.
I.MIIIU
KIl
A
WIXL
.S
lt.(
..
Mi
liKl
K
,KH
',
OTTAWA,
.tiwll
IJ-IIII
urilug
Ihr
liijdMMr
la
(lie
I'ailflr
t.M-t
,
prnllnce
of
ronlluuance
of
(lie
maynlaln
dlllrrrutUI.
O.
(.
Mf-llerr.
K.l
lrlllli
ColumMa
ruii-l
In
lb
Irright
rale
lntlnHone
(t
i
fiM-r
the
lUurU
nf
Kalian
V
(io-mHBlMirr.
n
Toewla)
alteriMKMi
anl
nlii.
If
diwrhiiliMKH'v
rale
wu
Jullllrd
h.r
Hie
allrged
grealrr
rvl
f
uprratlng
an4
io-l
ul
liulntriuiiHr.
II
mt
not
nifonvd
In
I
IJiiHmt
Hlirre
Hie
eet
a
lortj-en
mht
renl
grejlrr"
than
In
Hie
rl.
He
I
MM
her
thownt
frnm
rjll-rta.l
tlum
that
a
rrv
Miltantfcil
liK-rrar
In
tratIK
irh
a
Hut
tlurliji
the
grain
nimrinrnl.
did
not
caiiM-
aiijllilnc
lite
the
wmr
In-rrrav
In
I
lie
not
uf
liaiidllng.
H.
C.
BLACK
IS
the
DEAD
IN
CITY
in
MM
W
1.1.1.
KXOUX
lit
II.
KNtilNIX
anii
ii
t
itr.Hnr.li
iii:ki:
twi
i.u:
t
I'.AKS
-
-
Alter
an
tllnea
of
aome
time
from
which
It
was
reaHced
lately
that
hr
(
muki
hsrrilv
reaover.
ItirtT
Charlei
Campbell
Black.
vMl
known
local
tah
Columbia
land
surveyor
succumbed
early
tola
morning
in
the
Prince
Hu-I,
n-i.
u
i...
AM
pert
Oertersl
HoMrltaJ
resting
at
the
parlors
of
the
uc.
Undertakers,
whence
Interment
wUI
take
ptece
tomorrow
afternoon
with
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rix
officiating
The
lau
Mr.
Black,
though
of
quiet
t
and
retiring
deposition,
we
extensively
acquainted
tn
the
city
and
district
and
there
will
be
many
to
regret
the
paaaing
of
a
respected
cltlaen.
Unmarried,
he
waa
born
fifty-eight
yeara
ago
in
India
of
Soottlsh
pareutaste.
Having
resided
puld
centre,
where
thousands
are
flocking
since
the
big
gold
Jun..
and
his
friend
Leonard
Traynor.
The
strike
is
assaying
ton
and
is
one
of
the
richest
claims
ever
seen.
1IA
TIMIAM
VOTKII
I'OUT
MMl'MIN
Wlltni
.
.
OTTAWA.
AjtrS
.13.
-
Supple-
jr.otiury
cjstUnote
Include
111.100
an
Uie
federal
contribution
to
llic
j.r
.
,'IdcUI
semment
of
r:t
sri
Oatujubla'
toward
tri
tiruc.t
of
he
piewart-llyder
road.
The
cum
of
JIIOJOO
U
abo
,
voted
for
tne
;
renewal
of
the
'
obarf
and
efproaeh
at
Port
Blmpaon.
t-et"7,t
.......
i
FIRST
SCORES
BIG
BASEBALL
iriMtllM..
I'.ltOOKLYN,
NKtV
VOKK
ANH
flllC-AIIO
HIX
IX
NATIONAL
j
u.vi:utxii.
m:
oiik
axu
tVAMIIXOTOX.
AMKItUAN
S
National
League,
atarted
yesterday
afternoon
by
winning
their
first
victories
The
Pirates
had
a
two
to
one
win
brver
Cincinnati
In
a
tight
contest
rhlle
U:e
Oianu
conquered
Philadelphia
aleppy
13-T
enoagemcni.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
New
York
Yankees,
haled
as
the
likely
American
League
pennant
winners,
battled
to
a
score
ot
8
to
3
In
favor
of
the
laltcr.
Extr
base
hlU
resounded
In
the
ball
k
ihreutheti
the
atternuou's
games.
...
,
.
.k.ui
ln
i,
,n
iltmmM
xht
New
York
oianu
garnered
iumf.
Harper
and
Terry
...
.
.
-(
.
Wfb.
Cuba
crashed
out
iwo
and
his
team
Ijnatc.
Orlmm.
accounted
tor
another
to
beat
the
St.
louls
Cardinals.
In
the
American
League,
the
St
jiia.i
Mmi
t
aame
waa
nostnoned
on
account
of
rain.
Babe
Ruth,
attel
.iritm.
out
twice,
was
milled
for
a
pinch
hitter
enabling
the
Yankee
to
defeat
Philadelphia
Ty
Cobb
treated
trie
fans
to
some
of
the
base
running
jwnten
ht
made
him
famous.
Seventy-
The
total
attendance'
for
the
acvtn
clashes
reached
230.000.
The
score
for
the
day
In
th
two
leagitoa
wero.
a
followsi
.
NATIONAL
I.KAtll
II
Pittsburg
2.
Cincinnati
1,
Hrooklyn
C,
Bnaton
3.
New
York
li.
Philadelphia
7.
HI.
Louis
1,
Chicago
10.
AMERICAN'
I.E.M'.l
I!
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
3.
PhlUdrl:hla
3.
New
York
8.
Boston
9.
Washington
8.
Detroit
St.
Louis,
rain.
COM.MEItt
IAI.
OIIAHS
i
i"
i
nr.i
katknt.
locis
EDMONTON.
April
131
Tlie
Edmonton
Commercial
Orads
turned
back
St.
Louis
Peeta
Undertakers,
challengers
for
the
Sella
international
basketball
trophy
by
a
score
of,
33
to
13
last
night
In
a
game
which
waa
decidedly
their
own.'
Another
gwne
conipite
the
series.
In
Canada
etRliteen
year
previously;
hejtwo
thouaand
eople
watched
the
game
cam
to
Prince
Ruiert
from
Nelson
twelve
years
ago
and
praotHed
hla
pro-
fesslon
a
a
civil
engineer
here,
oeing
on
several
oocaaloin
IdentlfleJ
with
city
engineering
wbrk.
He
resided
at
the
Federal
Block
before
bring
taken
to
the
hospital,
Deceased
Is
survived
by
an
asrd
father,
General
William
C.
Black.
Indian
Army
retired,
who
now
resklee
In-
Italy.
TUPPER
ESTATE
LEFT
TO
BARONET'S
WIDOW
llntefli
l.iry
In
Mill
l
Wire
tt
ho
Kr
crlvi'N
HoIiIIiik
to
Net
Value
of
'
riiii.mxi
.
'
i
-i
VANCOUVER.
April
13-Probate
was
granted
In
the
Supreme
Court
yester
day
of
the
will
of
the
late
Sir
Charles
Hlbbert
Tuppcr,
the
entire
estate,
the
net
value
of
which
Is
ino.000,
being
left
to
the
widow.
1
1ll
ItT
1
1.
A
son
was
born
to
Dr.
and
Mrs,
.
I,.
Alexander.
Waldrvn
Apartments
on
April
.
1021.
Newspaper
Boston
Grill
CANTONESE
DIFFER
'
W
I
III
I
v
i?
i
ciyiiJi
ULjiimmuij
no
ohml
nun
ouu
uviwuw
if
i
in
Protest
Union
Hall
kvthj
,
im,-mv
trirfi
vim
ii
Jivi'''
raiun
on
inc
union
nun
in
The
attack
was
followed
by
a
-aproesosion
Umrugh
the
duirtct.
troop
en
the
Labor
men
and
repuMng
Northern
Chinese
troop
were
otflel-
reptrted
on
Wednesday
t
nave
-
Pukow
on
the
northern
We
of
the
Tessjate
lUm
am
from
Nanking
without
opposition
treat
the
Centoneae.
Ill
MlltHI
mom:
kllXf.lt
iBjurtH
in
lltnUnf
reMilUng
frem
furUtar
rakte
in
Ut
MUe
aweurea
of
eity
tnu
afternoon
by
Oeml
Mx-k
uoop
ho
are
eagafHt
In
rwn
tne
Heat.
i-
-t;"-'
mm
ii
in;
vBmiafs
m
im
iumia
of
the
OantonrM
omoiate
ba
teft
eltf
and
the
IfeUMailat
flag
hoa
haued
down
from
the
etueonu
tn
Shanghai.
60000
-men
have
quit
in
prouat
aalnt
Uie
arairtl
men
ttte
tUd
labor
union.
UHMIA
TO
lll.T
toti:
'.tT
II
IN
IIUIT.MN
UJ.NDON.
April
IJ.
Premier
naMwln
announced
In
the
House
of
Oomm&na
today
that
the
gov-ernmrnt
would
lntroduoa
a
Mil
neat
aeulon
giving
wonten
the
vote
at
the
age
of
twenty-one
yeara.
thu
equalling
the
frail-chle
with
nien.
'
RUSH
OF
HINDUS
TO
GANGES
RIVER
FATAL
1hlrl-l
Iriivlied
In
Imilh
a
Indian
Xalhro
ltuh
l
liirlklMte
In
IV-culliir
llrlljlom
lerenioii)
ii
Aim
W
Alt.
India.
April
13.
Thlrty-
pilgrim
were
crushed
to
death
and
nn
a-erc
Injured
during
a
rush
to
firm
m
the
hold
ot
the
uangea
niver
a
a
rv
of
the
Hindu
religious
bathing
ceremony
MAY
ABOLISH
FISH
COMMISSION
NORTH
MniMirr
IM""!
I
Al"kuil
hrimle
Wtiulil
Ume
im
I'm
llii
for
0mtuIIiiii
of
ILitiherlei
jiinkau.
Aurll
n.
-
Tlicaenatc
ot
the
Alaska
legislature
by
a
vow
on
mi
...i
a
houiie
measure
which
would
abolish
the
territorial
fish
commission
and
leave
no
provision
for
tne
oiwrauon
...n,riai
fuh
hatcheries.
The
bill
now
goes
to
the
government.
VANCOUVKU
KXCHANGH
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
Dunwtll
.
.
Olacler
.
.
.
lad
tone
Qranby
Independence
Indian
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Surf
Inlet
Richmond
Hid.
Asked
1.07
l.oi
1.48
1.6li
.OUji
.10
U
am
-28
33
00
38.00
38.00
30.00
.00
W
.00
K
.07
's
-DIM
3.13
21
.lSVs
.01
.02
.13
.
.1
14.00
1S33
.84
.87
1
III
'
fB
I
I
'
l
sur
.w
ii
m
If
,
is
BAD
TORNADO
HITS
TEXAS
TtVlKTKK
TAKI'.S
TOIX
Of
dl
AT
KOtK
!Pi:lXS
IMI
MANY
Moi:t:
uie
HOIK
M'HIMiS.
TeviN
April
IJ.
turnnito
nhlrh
otrurk
the
loan
U-t
nl;ht
Itmk
a
I
'.I
I
of
at
lea-t
lit
lie
anil
injured
aiprolintely
l.Vi.
many
of
wlium
II
N
eertrd
will
dir.
The
twl-ter
m
llie.mwl.
rilNislrnut
err
rrerlenrrl
In
tlilt
ertlon
of
the
state
and
came
without
warning,
liein;
followed
by
heavy
mini.
lt-lwo
bodle
hair
been
re-erel.
OTTAWA
PASSES
VOTE
FOR
TAKING
ELEVATOR
SITE
FROM
RAILWAYS
OTTAWA.
April
IS.
Supplementary
estimates
Include
S165.0O0
to
cover
the
transfer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
govern-
.
.
....
-allttl
National
Hallways
to
Ike
Canadian
gov-
eminent.
rifty
thousand
dollars
Is
voted
for
publicity
and
advertising
with
necessary
ataff.
office
rent
and
contingencies
In
connection
with
various
government
elcrstors
in
the
country.
PRELIMINARY
TRIAL
OF
NICHOLSON
AND
MOORE
ADJOURNED
VANCOUVER.
April
13.
With
ten
witnewca
yet
to
be
heard,
the
preliminary
trial
ot
Robert
T.
Moore
and
Angun
Nicholson,
charged
with
murdering
Marshall
Douglas
en
April
3
In
the
Hotel
Canada
here,
has
been
adjourned
in
the
city
police
court
until
Tuesday.
t
EATIIEU
ItKI'OltT.
Prince
Rupert.
Clear,
calm.
-temper
ature
42.
Terrace.-
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
41.
Rojwwood.
Cuoldy.
calm.
temp.
42.
Alyansh.
Oear.
calm.
,
temp.
37.
-Alice
Arm.
Clear,
cann,
temp.
43.
Anyox.
Tartly
cloudyt
calm,
temp.
48.
Stewart.
Partly
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
39.
Haacl
ton
.-Clear,
calm.
temp.
38.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
oalm.
temp.
40:
Smlthers.
Clcr,xcslm.
temp.
40.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
40.
Whltchorse.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40.
Da
wson.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
42.
IIOVS"
ItAXll
IHSV.
Tlie
Boys'
Band
has
a
busy
week
ahead.
It
will
serenade
the
private
car
of
tho.Qovemor-Ocneral
between
6
and
:4S
on
8aturdy
evening
and
will
play
at
a
banquet
to
be
held
on
the
evening
of
April
31
when
the
city
entertain
the
Vancouver
Sun's
geographical
bee
win
ners.
until
i.
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
Edland.
1717
Graham
Avenue.
on
April
9.
1937.
Miss
J.
Charlebola
Is
leaving
for
her
i,nm
in
victoria
tomorrow
night
to
spend
the
Banter
vacation
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
with
newly
laid
dancing'
door,
for
hire.
NHW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
I
i'l
lllllll
1811
11(110
ijit
m.
maw
-
Vancouver
Advises
Thornton
That
Yards
Here
Are
Fully
Adequate
to
Construct
Boats
VANCOUVER.
April
13.
That
the
building
of
vessels
for
the
new
service
to
be
inaugurated
between
Canada
and
the
West
Indies
by
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
under
trade
agreement
should
oe
divided
proportionately
between
Atlantic
and
Pacific
shipyards
the
recommendation
contained
in
a
resolution
passed
by
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
which
has
been
forwarded
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
"Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
facilities
on
this
coast,"
says
the
motion,
"have
in
the
past
proven
themselves
eminently
equipped
to
construct
torfnage
and,
in
view
of
the
present
u...s..aa
n
ttio
Pficlfir
f!nnst
hv
the
irnvernment
lines
and
UUHV
W
1
a
"-
"
the
great
future
developments,
.
we
.
...
be
taken
of
the
l'acilic
in
awaraing
tne
contracts.
AXOTIIKU
II.OW
Of
IIKAIX
t
OMINU
III
UK
There
U
to
be
another
apell
of
grain
chipping
to
this
port.
Loadings
of
450.000
bushel
or
four
hundred
carload
from
the
prairies
arc
announced.
Boat
now
loading
and
due
here
shortly
will
take
grain
to
make
room
for
that
which
la
coming,
wrhlle
there
will
probably
be
aome
:
grain
left
in
storage
here
during
'
the
summer,
the
most
of
It,
tt
la
understood,
la
to
be
removed
by
steamers
this
spring.
.,
...
-.
-
,
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
LIGHT,
PRICES
BIG:
Total
f
IIJHHi
round
Sold
on
TMi
,
Crhan;e
Tnli
Morning
With
I
lest
UliN
for
American
With
arrivals
light,
high
prices
were
again
paid
for
halibut
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Two
American
vessels
aold
33.000
pounds
for
18.3c
and
185c
and
9c.
while
three
Canadians
sold
11.400
pounds
for
185c
and
7c
and
18.3c
and
7c
The
day'a
arrivals
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Albatrou.
24.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
18.3c
and
9c.
Viking.
9.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Jt
Cold
Storage
Co..
185c
end
9c
t'AXAIUAX
Vcrr.a.
3.703
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
;Co
and
7e.
"
'
Selma,
8.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stcrs-e
Co..
105c
and
7c
Bolinder.
700
pounds,
to
Royal
Flah
Co..
16
Jc
and
7c.
riKlXI
KEI'OllT.
a.m.
DirjIJY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
baro-m.i.r
an
is;
temrjerature.
42:
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm:
barometer
29.70;
temperature.
42:
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
calm;
baro
meter
30.04:
temperature.
40:
Ugnt
swell.
6
pm.
spoke
steamer
Viking.
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
207
miles
from
Seattle:
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Standard
Service.
Ketchikan
for
Port
Wells.
47
miles
from
Seattle:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Amur.
Anyox
for
Seattle.
430
miles
from
Seattle;
8
pm.
spoke
motorshlp
Apex,
Ketchikan
for
Anacortcs.
303
miles
from
Anncortes;
9
pjnl
spoke
steamer
Prince
John,
abeam
Bella
Bella,
southbound:
7
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Catala.
abeam
Ivory
Island,
southbound.
v
NOON
ninnY
ISLAND.
Overcast.,
calm:
banncter
30.00:
temperature
49;
sea
smooth:
noon,
steamer
Prince
.Rupert
passed
In.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Rain,
ciouay;
barometer
29.72:
temperature,
w.
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
calm:
baro
meter
299;
temperature.
40;
light
swell.
10
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Princess
tna.
crossing
MUlbank
Sound,
southbound.
C.
X.
tt.
EAKXIXtlS.
The
gross
earnings
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
lor
tlie
tea-day
nertod
ended
March
31.
1927.
were
87.-
763511.00
as
compared
with
87.MJ.02l.83
for
the
same
period
of
1936,
an
Increase
of
8252.388.1
2
or
three
point
three
per
renV
Price
Fiv
Cent
m
i
a
a
i
iiiui
'
strongly
urge
that
full
cognizance
.1
A
ft
TO
SHIP
ORE
TO
LADYSMITH
ITUTIIKlt
IIEUXOIMIKNTS.
IN
ItKlKXT
.MINK
Pl
KCllASi:
AT
STKVt
AKT
ANNOUNCED
IN
V1CTOKIA
VICTORIA.
Apl.
13.
The
sections
'purchased
of
the
Vancouver-Consolidated
claims
on
Salmon
River
have
been
united
with
the
Premier
Extension
and
Wood
bine
claims
to
form
the
Woodbine
Cold
Mining
Co..
John
Mouat.
an
OQcial
ot
th.
new
rrmnahv
announced
here
ves-
.
...
eTor.--WlereirKonsfc"iwJn,uraB-'
inz
the
Ladrsmith
smelter
proceeding.
it
la
announced
that
the
British
Metal
Corporation
has
signed
contracts
with,
the
Dunwell.
Malasplna
and
other
Port
land
Canal
mines
to
ship
ore
to
the
company's
plant
tn
England
until
the
Vancouver
Island
smelter
ts
ready
for
,operatlon
In
about
six
months.
HOPES
TO
GET
MANITOBA
MAN
Ml.NlTEK
OK
AllltH'l
I.TI
KE
NAK-
KOW
ANNOUNCES
TOUMEK
I'KO-VINI
IAI.
TKEANl
KEIt
Oi
l
EKED
1'ltOIU
CK
CONTROL
C1IAIK-MAXSIIII
VERNON.
April
13.
F.
M.
Black.
former
provincial
treasurer
for
the
pro
vince
of
Manitoba
In
the
Bracken
government,
has
been
offered
the
position
ot
chairman
ot
the
board
of
control,
under
the
recently
enactej
provincial
Produce
Marketing
Act,
according
to
an
announcement
made
by
Hon.
E.
D.
Barrow,
minister
of
agriculture
alter
a
meeting
with
the
directors
of
the
Shippers'
Federation.
Black
has
not
yet
been
secured
but
it
Is
hoped
that
nia
acceptance
wtll
be
forthcoming,
tho
minister
said.
LUMBERMEN
OF
TWO
PROVINCES
nitlTlsll
COI.IMIIIA
ANII
AI.IIE1STA
MANl
KACTI
HERS
I'XITK
AXU
TOUM
NKtV
ASMICIATION
EDMONTON.
April
13
Northern
Alberta
lumbermen
decided
to
throw
In
their
lot
with
the
lumber
manufacturers
of
British
Columbia
at
the
second
'day
ot
a
Joint
meeting
here
and.
as
a
result,
a
Northern
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
Lumbermen's
Association
ha
b?cn
formed
to
take
care
ot
all
matters
affecting
the
industry
In
the
two
provinces.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
IS
OFF
TO
SPAIN
London
Tonium
Wag
a
Heir
Leioei
to
fpend
Ten
la
With
King
AIIoiimi
and
IJuren
Victoria
LONDON.
AprU
13.
The
Prince
of
Wales
left
this
morning
for
Pari
en-route
to
Spain
where
he
will
visit
King
Alplioiuo
and
Queen
Victoria
for
ten
day
over
the
Eaater
season.
London
tongues
are
wagging
that
the
heir
has
found
a
fiance
there
but.
lit
OHIClal
circles,
little
if
any
credence
U
given
such
lalk-