M
25
TAXI
and.
.
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stands
r,xcnanc
Duuuing
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
...
YVIL
No.
101.
ti
uut,
llll.KEIt
IIIOM
llltlKI
III.VK
A'.'"
Tnu
.
.
.
m
1
,
.
-
.
w
rc
atjuaod
from
their
aluajber
early
Monday
morning
by
innrr
Another
cabin
alongside
burning
as
well
as
the
office
l;
ofWm
Oranl.
With
the
aid
hands
who
soon
gathered
l;
Mi
Grant
recovered
practically
i:
'
:c
furniture
with
the,ecep-'.r
two
safes.
The
contents
of
cabins,
however,
were
nearly
fortunately
at
the
Lime
of
the
;.icre
was
little
wind,
otherwise
2uld
have
been
a
different
tall
in
that
particular
quarter
of
wn
it
is
believed
Insurance
wai
3
by
the
owners,
GAN1ZFR
FOR
LIBERAL
PARTY
"
S.
J,
.M,
.MOOHY
Ol'
lllloll
IMI.IKKS
Mill,
;
(HAIKU;
KlIUNU
,M:T
CA.MI'AIIIN
ANCQUVEn,
May
4.
Major
S.
J.
M.
'
vancoiuver.
who
hits
nua
re-
uuruig
several
recent
eiec
h
been
appointed
organlier
tor
i
in
uritiah
Columbia,
it
was
!
on
reliable
authority,
say
the
"la
office
will
be
at
Victoria.
'uslliers
battUlow.
the
newly-omanuicd
B.C.
Llberst
m
Vancouver.
oincr
win
"
VUUIflC.
Ik
IB
VWUI
AdvertU
In
th
Dally
Nwi.
EOUONTDN.
May
riaher.e
prcdu
tlon
In
Albert
lumped
to
an
inr
of
almoat
tJOO.000
during
I9M
the
figure
for
192
beta
ttSSJOI.
Thu
It
the
largt
record
alnoe
1923
Tak-1
Ing
Hie
flabeKe
production
tor
the
three
prairie
provltxra.
the
total
abowi
.
an
InorcaM
of
orer
11.000.000
ovtr
1934
.
The
marketable
valve
af
flah
caught
in
Manitoba
water
wa
nearly
tiJOO.000.
while
Saskatchewan
water
yielded
tttlaa
wrth.
The
principal
varieties
c4
caught
mere,
whlteftah
valued
at
about
11,300.000.
plskerel
at
orrr
11,000.-000.
tulllbrc
at
half
a
miUton.
pike
at
a
atmllar
amount.
The
number
of
men
rngacd
in
the
flatting
waa
nearly
0.000.
POST
OFFICE
HEAD
DUNNED
BY
HIMSELF
LONDON.
May
4,
The
roaunaater-Oeneral,
Sir
WUllam
Mltchell-Thomeon.
told
a
Craydon
audience
of
the
first
cmelal
conununlcatloii
he
received
from
::t
Ui
eicitenK'nt
to
be
a
fire
the
po
ller
M
Mlintmerft
led
in
Bin
eahln
oreuDled
bv
1
a
ita
Chief.
It
waa
a
letter,
staling
uui
iar
ro:niaterOciieral
ragrvUeal
that
unless
he
paid
hla
telrphon
aoommt
within
three
day
the
line
would
be
die-connected.
"fortunately."
added
Sir
William.
"1
succeeded
in
paying
tlx-
account
In
time
"
MADE
QUITE
SURE
DEAD
MORE
BURIED
tONDON,
May
4.
An
abnormal
fear
of
premature
burial
was
revealed
by
the
will
of
Henry
Charles
llcthrrlngton
Lewis,
of
Hove.
Sussex,
who
died
leav
ing
tlS.000.
Mr.
Lewis
directed
that
after
his
presumed
death
his
body
should
be
Inspects
medical
man.
then
bo
placed
ut
an
ocn
comn
tor
tlx
full
clear
days,
after
which
a
duicrcnt
qualified
medical
man
should
be
called
in.
If
In
hi
opinion
death
wa
ab
solutely
certain
then
au
artery
ahould
be
severed.
Six
hour
after
the
lid
Of
the
comn
might
bo
screwed
down.
.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Cot
Copper
Dunwoll
....
Olaclrr
0)dtone
Bid.
10.00
1.60
.Ui
.24
Independence
-oOri
Indian
L.
ti
U
.
..
Premier
PorUr
Idaho
Sliver
Cicit
Surf
Inlet
Sunloch
.00
K
40i
2.03
.16Vj
.07
OUi
LiiJUUti
Aaked
1.51
.11
.36
.10
07V;
.11
2.0S
.10
.07
V,
74
'
mere:
DOLPHIN
IS
BEING
RAISED
BY
OWNER
Halibut
lliuil.
ttlilih
Sank
on
.Mmid.iv
Mnrnliis,
tllll
c
lu
lr
OiNk
liir
ltrMlr
Oapt.
Peter
Dyrne,
owner
and
master
of
the
halibut
ve-vel
Dolphin,
whloli
rank
at
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
wharf
fc4kwlng
an
explosion
on
Monday
raoni-tnz,
will
raise
hla
own
boat
for
the
underwriters.
On
the
completion
of
raising
operations,
which
arc
starting
at
ence.
the
vesoct
will
go
to
dry
dock
where
repairs
will
be
effected.
PATROLIoAtI
USED
IN
ILLEGAL
OPERATIONS
VANCOUVER,.
May
4,
-When
tho
MaC-kenMe
commission
resumed
Its
sitting
here
yesterday.
J.
Boyd,
former
flshcrlc
guardian
at
Smith
Inlet,
testified
that
the
government
patrol
boat
C.
L.
Rose
was
Ufcd
In
lUrgtl
operations,
there
last
ycr
.by
patrol
M.
M.
WUllairui,
Boyd
ald
when
ho
learned
thl
he
Immedi
ately
took
the
boat
from
William.
TAXI
DRIVER
FREE
OF
AMEKIC.tS
IMIATH
TranMirUllon,
23.000,
at
12
00c
and
Tc
to
Hoyai
run
Oo.
SlUa,
21.000.
at
12.00c
and
Tc
to
Cold
Storage.
Vamcat.
30.000.
at
13c
and
7c
to
Cold
'
Dally.
324)00.
at
1320c
and
7c
to
Cold
Storage
Ealnlcr.
31.000.
at
12.00c
and
7o
to
Atlas
riaoenea.
ux.
10.000,
at
13.30c
and
7c
to
Cold
Btcrage.
Taddy
J..
1300.
at
1330c
and
7c
tj
CiM
btarage.
I
AHU.
TWO.
at
13.30c
and
7e
Vj.
Cold
(Storage.
t'ANAOlAX
lllT
Bingo.
1000.
at
12,300
and
7c
to
Cctd
Stcawgc.
MaegVertte.
tjooo.
at
12.00c
and
7e
to
i
Allan
PUAene.
'
'
prince
uupeut,
n.c
'Wednesday,
may
a,
1027
J
tttXi.
JiXOO,
at
fi70aVl
7
to
CcStff
I
IWorage.
:
.
4
;
.
(
Vlkiag
I..
700.
at
13.800
and
7c
to
j
AUM
Fbiberlea.
1
Mlnoie
V.
13.000.
at
12
toc
and
7c
to
'
Cold
Storage,
W.T..
13.000.
at
13.40c
and
7e
to
Cold
Storage.
'
Inex
II.
7
WO.
at
13.40c
and
7c
to
Atlin
ruherle.
SCOLLARD
CASE
NOW
SETTLED
Aditu.Mr.NT
itiitciiin
iu:tuki:
mil-nostnti:
utiiv
Ami
urn
llt'MIAMI
VANCOUVER.
My
4
After
months
f
dlapute
an
amicable
aetUemenl
waa
reached
beta-ecu
Mrs.
Ssrah
Bcollard
In!
her
legal
dUfercncca
with
her
husband.
Frinela
Bcollard.
to
ret
tin
two
million
i
j
dollars'
worth
of
recurttles.
The
settle-Itnent.
which
waa
announced
yesterday,
!
slated
that
the
charges
which
had
been
standing
against
Bcollard
in
the
Wash
ington
ttste
courts
would
be
withdrawn.
MANSLAUGHTER
CHARGE
VANCOUVER,
May
4.
At
tho
asslM
court
yesterday,
Solomon
Dubeau,
a
taxi
driver
of
Powell
River,
was
found
not
guilty
of
manslaughter
on
a
charge
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Laura
llryes
on
April
17.
The
girl
was
struck
'iy
Dubeau'
car
lllliOKST
1IIIMI
IN
fO-OI'Eia-TIVK
M
XUKKTIM,
AT
KANSAS
ITTY
TOOAV
KAN.HAS
UTY.
May
4.
CarrjInK
mil
tlir
pluiiH
laid
1110111111
u;i
I
lie
blS
nhrat
mmI
ol
tlir
uurlil
urr
In
nmfrrrnrr
hrre
Unlay
try
Ins
tu
flml
u
way
In
unify
.their
rtforti
and
uurk
lotrllirr
r-irrallH'.
II
l
I
hi"
bl;erst
llilug
in
lt
sropr
rrr
alleinplrtl
by
i-rrallvr
grain
marketing
forres
In
tlir
wnrld.
HrrrriitaUrs
are
rrrnt
from
fuiinila.
Australia.
Hutwhi
ami
l
ull'
.'
ril
Malm
and
It
N
pwlllrN
that
wnir
plan
may
Ix
srrcril
upuii
with
a
tlr
In
Mradjlng
tlir
wheat
mur-krt
ami
prrtrnllng
tiiaiilpiilatlun
by
oiilsldi"
Influrmrk.
URGES
PAYMENIOf
CORONERS'
JURIES
VANCOUVER.
May
4.
Alter
return
ing
a
true
bill
to
the
Indictment
charging
Robert
Moore
and
Angus
Nicholson
with
murder
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Marshall
Douglas,
the
Oread
Jury
waa
discharged.
It
piescntcd
a
resolution
to
Mr.
Justice
McDonald
commenting
on
the
various
police
forces
In
Orcater
.Vancouver
also
recommended
that
coroners'
Juries
be
paid
for
their
services.
BABY
FACED
BANDIT
TWO
YEARS
IN
PEN
WANTED
IN
STATES
WINNIPEO,
May
4.
Oeorge
Hutton,
the
baby
faced
bandit,
was
sentenced
yesterday
to
two
years
In
Stoney
Mountain
Penitentiary
for
the
theft
of
a
car
near
Vlrden.
Hutton
is
wanted
In
Washington
ttate
to
or
grau.1
Jsrceny
face
a
charge
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
CONSIGNMENT
ERNEST
II.
SCHOEDSACK.
ranvM-anan.
courageous
and
resourceful,
is
back
in
New
Yoriv
after
18
months
in
the
wild;
of
North
Siam,
"the
tiger
country."
where
he
filmed
a
drrmaf
the
wildcrne.-
A
native
lad
is
leading
his
elephant
Huge
Consignment
of
Liquor
Seized
at
New
York
on
Steam
Trawler
from
St.
John,
Canada
NEW
Y0UK,
May
4.
The
British
steam
trawler
Gabriella
was
seized
with
$1,200,000
worth
of
liquor
cargo
and
thirteen
members
of
the
crew
were
arrested
as
the
vessel
entered
port
today.
The
Gabriella's
papers
showed
that
she
cleared
from
St.
John,
New
Drunswick,
for
Nassau.
The
vessel
attracted
attention
when
she
failed
to
make
the
customary
stop
for
inspection
by
the
health
authorities
at
the
quarantine
station.
The
alcohol
was
found
stored
in
two
thousand
drums
and
is
said
to
be
the
largest
seizure
ever
made
here.
The
master
ol
the
vessel
and
their
supercargo.
Captain
Charges
Mood
and
rred
CoUett.
it
la
reported,
admitted
that
they
were
arreatcd
las:
year
in
connection
with
a
rum
running
case.
WHEATPOOLS
CONFERENCE
CONTEST
TODAY
FOR
LEADERSHIP
MIIATKS
AM
CAKDINAL.S
AT
CI.OSK
unit's
wiiiLi:
4i.
has
OIANTS
IN
OKU'
,
NEW
YORK.
May
4.
The
Pirates
and
I
cardinals
are
fighting
today
for
the
!
leadership
ef
the
National
lrgue
a
I
the
New
York
Giants
continued
to
lose
j
ground
before
a
persistent
Jinx.
I
The
Pirates-Cardinals
series
at
Pitts-
burg
took
on
a
new
aspect
of
Import
ance
when
the
pirates
went
into
a
deadlock
with
the
league
leaders
by
beating
them
11
run
to
10
In
&
game
yesterday
which
was
marked
with
ter
rifle
hitting.
Amrrlrau
League
New
York
6.
Washington
t.
Cleveland
5.
St.
Louis
3.
Chicago
1.
Detroit
5.
Boston
S.
Philadelphia
7.
National
league
St.
Louis
10.
Pittsburg
11.
Cincinnati
3.
Cbloago
4.
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
7.
Brooklyn
7.
New
York
0.
'lUlllli:
STAMUMl
National
W.
-
L
it.
touts
10
0'
Pittsburg
10
fl
New
Vork
"
'
Philadelphia
8
7
Boston
0
0
CMcago
8
8
Brooklyn
7
12
Cincinnati
3
13
Anirrlfuu
New
York
13
'3
Philadelphia
11
v0
Chicago
11
8
Detroit
8
7
Washington
8
9
St.
Louis
.'
7
8
Cleveland
8
U
Boston
3
14
COMI'OStlt
DIES.
Pet
.618
.619
.611
.333
.300
.300
.307
.278
,700
.047
.379
.333
.471
.457
.431
.177
SANTA,
Ana.
Cal.,
May
i4.Ernel
Ball,
composer.'
died
In
hi
dressing
room
here
last
night
Just
after
completing
an
appearance
In
vaudeville,
when
ho
suffered
a
rtea,
sttrclr
'
rhriktriiHii
Out
on
Suspended
Sen-
trnre
following
1'lru
in
County
Court
V."
:.CCUVER,
Uy
4.
Suspended
tentcr.ee
was
passed
in
the
county
court
lierc
tscUy
on
Frederick
Chrlaten-sen.
vrtio
pleaded
guilty
to
accepting
money
In
July
of
last
year,
while
federal
fisheries
guardian
at
Smith's
Inlet,
the
same
being
with
intent
to
interfere
with
the
administration
of
Justice.
FOOD
SCARCITY
FORCES
WOLVES
TO
RAID
TRAPS
EDMONTON.
May
4
A
band
of
wolves
which
has
been
.trailing
and
raiding
far
northern
trap
lines
and
destroying
mooec
and
deer,
has
been
killed
by
trappers,
according
to
word
brought
here.
With
scarcely
a
rabbit
In
the
country,
the
wolves,
were
driven
by
hunger
to
raid
the
lines,
causing
heavy
losses
to
trappers.
Even
birds
of
prey
are
feeling
the
scarcity
of
food,
says
Mr.
Pr-nell.
who
made
the
report
about
the
wolves.
MAKES
PURCHASE
OF
DEMONSTRATION
FARM
l
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
lest
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
SEIZED
i
m
1
m
m
m
wm
7
jt.
w
ri
r
ar
w
ww
w
www
t
ii
tv
w
v
tmk
w
jr
wir
rr
r
v
ir
jTk
s-x
w-iws.
a
n
sh
gw
vs
v
m
aw
mm
mm
ai
a
a
u
una
am
1
k
w
v
im.
ma
m
aw
am
mw
ma
mm
m
ar
mm
m
mi
mm
r
01
mi
Mr
saw
am
m'
ma
am
ar
am
am
am
w
n
i
m
m
mi
u
mm
mm
miuL,L,j
miTiuiYCjCJ
nixjiifvii
wuixn.
will
rnuvLLu
W
T
W
ore
ro
umrea
orates
Regard
to
War
Debts
'
5enr
try
Greer
Britain
LONDON
M.1V
.1
A
full
irrnflnn
nf
iVw.
ItrUioV.
lu..u.(nl
.
-
.
i
.
,
,.
,
.
.
'
.
which
1G3.S00
was
American
ami
64.500
.
toere
into
th
aHDer:T
U
Juvic
Uomtaa
deferred
'
fej
crmtod
to
Ortv
UiitiUi
in
1
di,;iriil!v
tK
nunllui
oiiicuu
.cni
-
CRFAT
INfRFASE
IN
rampaifn
fundi
from
Old
Oountryj
day
W
T
MeArthur
j
of
paylnf
Oauthler'
rood
political
bualnew.
be
iered
OauUtW
vaa
go
-
alander
ault
agalnat
fOTrrnroent
pttrefcatlng
:r-
;ion
with
auteinenu
made
in
Britain
"aa
a
tMo;-
the
puibllc
of
:o
;
uneroua
aUteraeata
he
-
r;:ten
out
juat
before
Z
is
hold
a
provincial
elee-.he
money
waa
paid
out
funda,
nlTllTri
nrn
"1U11U
1
111U
ATHAZELTON
l.lltlNH
AMI
OITIfi:
lltTI.IHMI
Tit
prortBcUl
dpmiiat
o(
public
work
to
eftOtng
tor
Leaden
for
Um
cnmpleUan
of
the
rebuilding
of
the
pattenmnt
wharf.
Rrccotly
mm
100
feet
ni
rebuilt
F)(ure
are
now
being
called
lor
Um
work
on
the
rrmiuung
380
feet
or
to
which
lll
brtns
the
dock
fully
up
to
aundard.
PRAIRIE
FISHERIES
SHOWN
LAST
SEASON
HALIBUT
SALE
!
LARGE
TODAY1
mm,
or
jiJ.iMw
roi'.Mis
ihI'oeii
Of
AMI
H,(Hm
TAKEN'
OX
TO
hKATTI.K
Bales
of
halibut
at
the
exchange
thli
morning
totalled
223.000
pound
cX
u
VJ
W
COnU,lnCO
,n
a
WlciWta.
wr
.,
,
In
addition
to
this
the
t
rv.'.c
Hcnt
U
,l
the
United
i.
i
o.
btates
today.
chco:,cr
Prudent
came
in
yesterday
i.:
note,
it
in
understood,
1m
the
outcome
of
a
controversy
overland
looked
over
the
local
situation
Tut
isut
dobi
between
secretary
of
the
treasury
MIlon
ami
l!ritih
lwed
u
proceed
to
Seattle
with
it
S
Churchill.
It
1
thought
to
he
In
the
nature
of
a
reidy
I
I0"
oo
pouiuu.
sales
yesterday
i
irninuiiL
iii.ii
itrii.iin
rn'invinir
m
f
ra
mm
tia-at
inn
v..;
debtors
than
she
is
paying
to
Wshington
under
the
debt-
Y
CONTINUE
IN
BRITAIN!:
ncTiii.it
in
i:.ti;mi
imii
iiiv
to
olii
for:
NT
It
V
:VC?J
lUy
4
At
the
ooncluoloo
(
:;,.v.
by
the
MorrUou
Hoyal
'
!
i
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MLSMIAT
U
II
till'
ts
111
III:
lll
ltl
ll.T
Paitullo
Annoiinas
Road
to
Galloway
Rapids
Across
the
hland
is
to
be
Pat
Through
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulio,
minister
of
lands
and
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Prince
llupert,
arrived
from
Victoria
today.
He
sUied
that
he
had
arranged
for
the
Hon.
A.
II.
Manson,
attorney-general,
and
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
to
accompany
him
on
this
occasion
but
they
were
unable
to
leave
Victoria
on
account
of
the
sitting
of
the
royal
commission
investigating
the
Gauthicr
charges.
Mr.
Pattulio
stated
that
he
expected
Mr.
Manson
and
Dr.
Sutherlnd
would
be
up
very
shortly.
Mr.
Pattulio
also
stated
that
it
is
the
intention
to
proceed
with-iul
dciay
with
the
roadwork
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
to
OaJlaway
,
Rapids.
It
U
expected
that
the
road
to
Calloway
Rapid
and
the
read
frcm
Pert
;
iCleicent
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
will'
or
cj.npietcd
this
year.
!
Mr
Pattulio.
a
be
disembarked
from
'
the
s.cajicr
Prime
Bupcrt,
remarked
jocularly
that
be
had
to
come
home
to
I
jet
coiae
cunabine.
He
announced
the
;
appointment
ol
Engineer
Clark
to
auc-cred
J.
E.
MUne.
assistant
district
en-!
gmeer
fcr
the
depsrtment
cf
public
wcrtti.
who
moved
couth
recently.
RIDICULOUS
AND
FALSE
THAT
WAS
DK.
(ifTIIF.KUtMI'S
STATi;.ME.T
IN
KtOAUII
TO
(lAtTIllEK
tllAIKJKS
VICTORIA,
May
4.
The
Gauthler
affidavit
waa
brushed
aside
a
falac
or
a4i4Tt4
4"r4Tlitv'f
i
ridiculous
by
Kon.
W.
J.
Sutherland.
Al.
I(i;
AUM
WILL
UK
II1SV
fA.MP
AS
minim;
ukvivks
AUCK
ASM.
May
4.
More
mlnlnj
development
work,
will
b.
carried
on
tbla,
year
In
the
j
minister
of
public
works,
yesterday
as
riie
gave
sweeping
denials
to
lmplica-
!tlons
which
are
under
inveitlgjtlon
cy
Mr.
Justice
Morrison.
Royal
commia-
'
toaer.
That
Oautb'er
was
brought
to
Ihlm
u
a
friend
uhin
ha
wl&hed
to
help
secure
liquor
orders
by
speaker
IRii,Vh.m
.an4
fht
Si,thr1nn1
juhx
mm
u-ouici
u
xcI-UJ::
Tw!in
la
Ottawa,
helped
Gauthler
secure
fore
in
the
histcry
of
the
camp.
;agencla
was
the
text
of
the
testimony
This
season
win
see
the
Tone
concentrating
mill
In
operation
and.
la
addition
to
this,
operating
properties
will
Include
the
Red
Point.
Vanguard.
Home-stake.
CopFcr
Cliff.
Tcric.
Es-peranza'.
La
Rose,
Eagle,
.lver
Cord.
Lc
Roy.
Keystone.
Devlin
Zinc
and
Bunker
Kill.
The
camp
will
also
benefit
from
the
logging
operation
on
the
Oranby
limits.
GUILTY
OF
ACCEPTING
MONEY
SMITH
INLET
of
the
minister.
Ti
Reference
to
agreements
In
regard
to
commission,
a
discussion
cf
the
com-
mission
and
the
size
of
the
orders
al-
lrged
in
Oauthier's
afSdavlt
as
being
discuu?d
between
Sutherland
and
Gautfcelr.
were
classed
as
false.
Suth-
erland
declared
be
hod
no
other
inter-
est
than
that
of
helping
Buckham,
,
whom
he
said
was
too
much.
Inclined
;
'
to
help
bis
friends.
""STERLING
IS
HIGHESTYET
EXCHANGE
SOAKEII
TO
II.S3
I6
YESTEIMIAY
AT
NEW
YORK
The
buying
of
large
blocks
of
sterling
exchange
yesterday
resulted
In
the
high-ru
price
for
the
year
tor
demand
sterling
which
wss
shirked
up
at
44.83
8-18,
a
gain
of
3
16
over
Monday's
close.
This
followed
the
expiration
of
the
two
hundred
mlU.cn
dillar
credit
to
the
Bank
jf
England
at
the
New
York
Federal
lUrtrve
Bank
and
the
hundred
mUllon
dollars
to
the
British
treasury
at
J.
P.
Morgan
&
Co.
Neither
of
the
credits
was
used
and
it
had
been
previously
announced
that
they
would
not
be
renewed.
SMUGGLINGON
DETROIT
RIVER
IIETI
KX
fAIMiOK
UltOl
(HIT
Tt)
ATTENTION
Ol-
CISTOMS
COMMIS.
SION
VKSTEItOAY
WINDSOR,
On.,
Mjiy
4.--Whlskey,
silk
and
flcwc
'
slid
their
movement
across
the
Detroit
River
occupied
'
the
attention
of
the
customs
'commission
here
yesterday.
For
the
tint
time;
during
the
Windsor
sittings
the
;comm!-
isloner
heard
ofc
the
return
movement.
I
which
It
Is
claimed
goes
hand
In
hanU
VERMILLION.
Alia..
May
I.
The
pro-
j
wltn
,lqucr
,musgllng
from
Canada,
vinciai
government
nas
purcnasea
cigmy
1
acres
of
land
adjoining
its
present
demonstration
farm,
at
a
price
close
to
300.
The
governnien
farm
nsw
comprises
400
acres
beside
another
hair
section
under
rent.
It
It
the
aim
of
the
authorities
to
make
the
holdings
as
self-sustaining
a
possible.
ALL-STAR
TEAM
IS
AGAIN
DEFEATED
NANAIMO,
May
4,
Upper
Island
soccer
representatives
yesterday
defeated
the
Canadian
All-iitars
by
a
score
of
four
goals
to,
on
NEW
FREIGHTER
TOR
COAST
SERVICE
IS
NOW
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
May
4.
The
new
Union
Steamship
Co.
'a
freighter
for
service
on
this
coast,
ss.
Ardgsrvel,
arrived
In
Vancouver
today
front
England.
She
is
to
be
pUeed
in
service
tn
place
of
the
old
Chllhwack
whese
name
h
wilt
asaume.
It
Is
understood
that
Capt.
J.
D.
Mc-Fhee
will
take
command.
The
vessel
was
brought
out
by
Capt.
J.
A.
Flndlay
of
the
Camosun
and
Chief
Engineer
logsn
nf
the
Cardena.