25
TAXI
Ambulance
auidl;
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stands
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VI
DECK.
I'rop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVII..
No.
8C.
VOL
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
TUESDAY,
APKIL
12,
1927
Price
Fiv-
Onu
WNESE
AND
RUSSIANS
MAY
FIGHT
ORD
WILLINGDON
OPTIMISTIC
FOR
FUTURE
OF
;ive
Powers
Reparation
Cantonese
MTIOX
WILL
HE
TAKEN
IF
WITH
-
PUNISHMENT.
APOLOGIES
AND
INDEMNITY
CALLED
TOR
W
-MJNOTON,
April
12.
'
Nanking
outrage
have
i.,,iitu
with
the
warning
that,
.he
five
lowers
Great
a;::.:i
and
Italy
will
find
themselves
compelled
to
take
such
mea-r
e:;
'.hey
may
consider
appropriate.
The
demands
are
as
follow:
i
Adequate
punishment
of
the
commanders
and
troops
oie
for
murders,
personal
Injuries,
indignities,
material
dam-
ft
.
.
..
i
.
.
,
,
t
wen
as
14.11
crsons
munu
-
1LINGD0N
MAY
START
IT
GOING
IMITIIi
TO
Tt
U
IftrtlTfll
WiltrU
MUX
M
T
C-OLII
HIOKAOE
plant
into
electrical
operation
!
W
r.jdon.
Oorernoc,
Oeurral
of
H
bt
.1
invlWd,
through
Mayor
a
Ttr
:ura
the
witch
r
-
ax
aw
a
n
r
i
ljj
mm
Tail
lutt.rWAxtrmuu'Tnai
Kuoroiiitii,Citoiiti
rfe-,
-
..
occasion
of
tm
run
to
i
x
which
wU)
put
perman-
.till
the
electrical
power
t
.
m
been
iniulled
at
jbe
;
tnadlan
TMx
it
Oold
C
iruj
the
winter
In
place
3
t'jtzm
equipment.
Oreattr
.
rsrtty
of
ttoi
import-I
-.
j.
hew
tyttrm
of
power
an
important
develop-i
'
-
port
and
it
ha
been
-
.'
that
Hi
EseeOonev
.
"
at
lta
inauguration
a
"
?v
ha
been
underfotng
rauun
this
week
and
1
"
be
ninnini
well
The
Oov-:
it
the
tnviution
U
aC-c
pi
the
new
unit
m
per-:-,"r,.on
on
full
load
ITTER
POOL
TO
SAIL
TOMORROW
I'.
HOli
Tim:
iii
ivit
tm.i'
it
uill.
tll
I.N
I.OADIMl
IIUITIMI
Kllll1
kllli'Kt
MAIlI'd
AKUIVAI.
I.ATIU
'
imp
u
being
made
In
loading
II:
wU
freighter
OUer
Pool
at
the
and
the
veanel
will
probably
..t..v
tomorrow
with
a
full
cargo
of
wr
2Bi,ooo
biuhela
ot
wheat
for
de-'
i
the
United
Kingdom
or
oon-
T;e
steanicr
Brdge
Pool
li
due
about
.iirxiiiv
or
rtiday
and.
also
being
:-'i
will
aurt
loading
at
once
tor
the
Klngdam
or
continent.
Ti!
'K"
Line
trclghter
Kofuku
Maru
is:
w
reKrtrd
due
about
April
35
If
r
mkn
.rood
time,
having
left
Murriran
on
April
11
Blie
I
alio
to
load
!
;lio
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
TO
SEE
IF
IT
IS
HIS
FATHER
MX
I
IIAM
IM
O
HH'TII
CtlMKN
TO
J.
AM
(U'Vt:it
Til
IDKNTII'V
IMIIIV
!'
LATH
MAUHMAI.L
IIOl
(ll.AH
T.
Vancouver,
adtu
la.
naifour
DouglM,
twenty-year-old
ton
of
Mr.
EW
Donghj
6!!
rrihejaco.
I
here
on
uorv
to
ttaenVIy
Uhe
body
of
Mar.
lull
Douglaa,
advertliilng
nyin
who
wa
found
beaten
to
death
In
a
local
hotel
ces
ago,
a
that
of
hi
father.
After
lng
the
body,
lie
wo
unable
to
atate
positively
If
it
wa
that
of
bin.
father
nwu
he
lud
not
ea
for
tlftccu
ycur.
'
w
now
awaiting
further
word
from
mother.
nconideratlon
and
adoption
of
a
bylaw
conolldatlnir
certain
local
Im
provement
bylaw
wu
made
by
the
city
f.hc
meeting
luit
nlgiit.
Imposing
Demand
on
for
Nanking
)
THEY
AUK
NOT
COMPLIED
Demands
for
reparations
from
leen
presented
to
the
Cantonce
unions
the
authorities
comply
Ilritain.
United
States.
Frante.
to
oe
implicated.
2.
Apology
In
writlnr
br
the
cocn-
aisnder-ln-chlef
of
tbe
Nationalist
Army
including
an
undertaking
to
retrain
from
1
violence
and
agitation
against
foreign
live
and
property.
I.
Cbmplete
reparation
lor
personal
injuries
and
material
damage
done.
I
SHANGHAI
Anrll
ll-Jlmnl
nklna.
I
acting
under
order
of
the
moderate
'
Kurtnlntang
leader,
raided
four
plce
'
in
the
natlre
dUUISU
ol
ChateL
llan.
tano
and
Pootuiig
thta
morning,
routine
radial
Laborlte.
Twelve
Chined
were
tttled
and
an
hundred
disarmed,
the
gun
and
ammunition
ing
Mired
a
rurt
of
th
nrocram
of
sradkeatin-
-
!
111
N!l
t
AMI
t
lllMi:
U3.VDON.
April
12.
A
Tokkl
01.
patch
to
-the
Dally
Mat!
aay
that
cer
reapondeut
at
llarbln
report
a
large
concentration
of
Ruaalan
ad
Chlnee
troop
on
th
Siberian
border
preparttif
for
poMlble
ho
till
tie
growing
out
et
trained
relation
between
Soviet
Rus-al
and
Northern
China.
The
dtapatcb
ay
that
tbe
RUMlan
have
four
dll-too
and
the
Chlnee
one
division
and
half
on
the
border.
Ul
AlUtA
IIIWHTHIV
(
i-iii:i.i
iiv
MTiti;ii;
.
(
III
UT
tVAMIIMIION
WASHINGTON.
April
13
Ren-ctorli
orctokm
In
the
oae
of
the
Vancouver
rum
ahlp
Quadra,
which
ariced
oft
the
California
coast
In
1934.
the
Supreme
court
of
the
United
Sutra
yesterday
In
effect
alalned
the
conviction
ot
the
crew
on
con-aplracy
charge
under
treaties
with
foreign
cVernment
io
'aid
Hi
prohibition
enforcrmrut
'
ui:atiii:k
imniitT
Trim
Rupert.
Part
,
diuly,
calm:
lempevature.
40.
Terrace.
-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Rowwood.
Cloudy,
cnlm.
temp.
38.
Alynnnh
--ClCAr,
calm,
temp.
IB.
Alloc
Ann--Clear,
calm.
temp.
41.
Anyox
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
48.
Stewart.
-Tart
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
llarrlton
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
39.
Telegraph
Crrck.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
35.
8m
Ithem.-
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
35.
nuni
Lake.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
Whltehonic.
Cloudy,
south
wind.
temp.
45.
i.
Dnwhon.--Cloudy.
calm.
temp.
40,
PaNcng(;r
'or
l,,c
uth
on
the
Catala
today
Include:
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Crawford,
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
J.
Child.
W.
R.
Manhalt.
II.
P.
Olbson,
Mr.
Tcck.
Drown.
II.
K.
Tliompnon.
u.
nagrrn.
W.
Jancowikt,
Eaar
Vldo,
E.
Jordrlchek,
Mr.
and
Mm,
Jim
Doncli.
L.
S.
Davldaon
and
It.
Wight
for
Vancouver;-
L.
S.
Divvldon
for
Victoria.
.
i
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Dunwell
Glacier
Howe
Bound
Indian
L.
&
L
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Bllver
Croat
Richmond
Bid.
Aoked
1.48
s
1.83
.10
.11
38.00
40.00
.07
.0714
.00U
'
.06
V4
313
S.13
.15
'a
.18
H
.00
.0714
.1314
1
1
16.05
0S
1355
Coat
Copper
HIGH
HALIBUT
i
PRICES
TODAY
ami
um
an
i
mi
paiii
.n
men
ah
I'M-
AMI
ttc
AMI
CANADIAN.
lJc
AMI
Sr
I
IIlght
price
yet
this,
season
were
paid
at
lb
Mata
Exchange
thl
morning
'
!'w
halibut
a
total
of
esoo
pjund
wa
marketed.
55.000
pounds
ot
Amcrl-
can
Hah
Uklng
ttrnn
18
8c
and
9c
to
19c
and
9e.
while
1O900
pound
ot
Canadian
received
from
IO.Se
and
8e
to
10.9c
and
Be.
.
,
The
days
arrival
and
talea
were
as'
(oUowa:
AMEUir.tX
RatakhJt.
27.000
pound,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
18.8c
and
9c.
Chum.
BjOOO
pound,
to
Booth
FUh-erle.
lc
and
9e.
Panama.
22.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
rtth
ii
Cold
Storaze
Cx.
13.0c
and
9c.
CANAIMAX
IlV.'
.
3,000
pound,
to
Cnad.n
Flah
ii
Cold
8tara
Co..
16.5c
and
8s.
Margal
ee.
4XXM
pound,
to
Atlln
Flah-erle.
183c
sru.
Nuba.
1.403
pcundi.
to
Bsoth
Ftohcr-le.
10.9c
and
Be
N.
and
8..
2J30
pound,
to
Canadian
n&
ic
Cold
Bloras
Co..
lB.7c
and
8c.
TIMETOPAY;
winktox
cut
iu
mux
riu;s:,T
III
IXitT
IV
IIUITIMI
iioi
m:
or
(-(iim(in
I.UMKIV.
April
IJriil
l
no
time
lo
bewail
the
Mt
but
to
w
the
I'lIU"
ilerlarrd
lit.
Ilun.
Uln.
Inn
I'liurrlilll,
rlianrrllM
f
the
rilircer.
In
prrwiitlng
hl
buil-jrt
In
llir
IIoiim
of
C'nmninn
r-trriliiy.
"It
U
not
for
nie
lo
ap
Hirtloii
Hie
blame
but
itnjr
In
an-Mirtlnn
llir
birdrn.
I
run
.present
niwlf
In
the
gole
f
an
lniurtlal
Judge.
I
am
onlt
the
puhllr
ee-rutlunrr."
Mirt
fnun
unerrlrd
lrrlu-mrnl
In
China,
the
rhuiirrllnr
Mild,
budget
rtluidlr
mimiIiI
lltrl)
be
wiIhIIj
iiialiitalnrd,
"
will
muln-laln
our
Mnltloii
a
the
(liutirlul
rrnlre
nf
the
Mnrlil
ami
our
flnanr-lul
MMltlin
U
uiilniMlml,"
be
u-'
nrrlMl,
"He
iln
mil
Inlrnil
ToVre-
1
new
rrrillt
nlitalnrd
hj
ul
Hlirn
i
the)
eplrr
In
May."
Mr.
riiiirrblll
aiiiinunrril
new
lur
Iih
liDlliig
liruilrr
ifutlr
m
whieo.
loluirro,
nulomnlillr
tlrr-t,
rrrUIn
luoiliig
plrtiirr
lllm
anil
inutllie,
mini
nf
Mlllrli
Mill
be-f-time
rnrctlie
toduy
In
order
lo
prrteut
ihiniiliir
of
urli
giMxN
In
llrllnln
lirfnrr
llir
IiiihisIimi
nf
llir
latni.
electrTcMlway"
employee
killed
Clmrlri
Murriir
l-t
111
Life
llrnrulh
MiuiilliiC
('urn
In
VMimiiltrr
anl
rhlrnluy
VANCOUVER,
April
13.
-Caucht
be
neath
ahuntlng
freight
car
in
the
DC
Electric
Railway
iwtthchlng
yard
here.
Charlea
Murray,
aged
48,
a
freight
ahed
employee,
unstained
Injurle
yesterday
which
resulted
in
his
death
In
hospital
a
ihort
time
later.
FIVE
LOSES
LIVES
IN
BOHEMIAN
WRECK
One
Ihinilrril
and
Tnriily
Alxi
tnjiirril
.In
lniiiirt
lat
llnuin,
Miirutlu
,
'
''.!
pRAOUE.
April
lSive
person
were
killed
and
130
injured!
in
a
collision
of
two
passenger
train
at
Brunn,
Moravia.
i
f.Mts
t:iitK.HSr:i.
Inquiries
are
being
made
by
Angu
M.
Stewart
of
1458
7th
Avenue
East
Vancouver,
In
connection
with
Alfred
Anderson,
A.
Anderson
and
Leonard
Dlmock.
who
left
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
rbruary
34
In
the
38
ft
gn
boat
"Oump
Olympu,"
They
have
never
since
been
heard
of
and
fears
are
vx
prflsiwd
a
to
tht'U
safety
I
V'"
'.;
1
,
t.
-
g
'
T-VV
.
ig
-
-r-r"
BALLOON
JUMPING
is
the
wonderful
new
sport
introduced
into
England.
The
balloon
jumper
is
strapped
to
the
gas
bag
In
place
of
the
basket;
and,
so
strapped,
he
takes:
giant
leaps
into
the
air.
The
balloon
is
so
inflated
that
the
jumper
is
only
five
pounds
heavier
than
the
gas
it
contains,
and
he
is
weighted
with
ballast
bags
whlsh
he
can
release
at
will.
He
is
also
in
complete
control
of
the
bag
by
means
of
a
rope
to
the
valve.
The
sport
is
causing
a
sensation.
BOYS
WON
AND
GIRLS
LOST
TERRACE
GAMES
.
lo
OimmI
(inmr
I'tiitnl
ut
Mruwliarr
Tnuii
Iiot
Night
All
Trumo
Will
-
Arrlr
In
tit
TMt
"Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
High
School
team
dlvldfd
baiketball
honor
In
the
games
at
the
strawberry
centre
last
night.
The
Prince
Rupert
boy
gave
a
good
acoount
ot
themselves,
winning
33
to
9.
while
the
local
girls
tried
well
but
lost
ln
the
strange
hall
j
by
14
to
11
In
a
fast
overtime
contest.
The
girl-
game
wai
the
besj
of
thej
evening
although
the
boy
showed
good
style
in
plte
of
the
fact
that
the
affair
wa
a
little
lob-alded.
Both
seta
of
teams
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
and
will
play
tonight
in
the
Exhibition
llall.
the
Terrace
gtrls
and
boys
returning
home
tomorrow
morning
DEFENCE
VOTES
j
PASS
COMMONS
ESTIMATED
TOTAI.MM1
MOKE
THAN
SI(i.lliMl,linu
liATIIII
Il
AT
OTTAWA
LAST
MlllIT
OTTAWA.
April
13
Estimate
totalling
more
than
16.000.000
for
Uie
Department
of
National
Defence
passed
the
House
of
Commons
last
night.
The
most
Important
appropriations
were
more
than
83,600.000.
wa
tor
air
services,
more
than
4.000.OOO
for
permanent
forces.
12,000.000
for
non-porman-ent
active
militia
and
81,700,000
for
naval
services.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
wUl
return
by
tomorrow
morning's
steamer
from
a
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
ou
departmental
business
and
will
proceed
Immediately
to
8mlther
with
the
Intention
of
being
buck
here
from
the
Interior
oit
Sunday
MISSMcPHAIL'S
MOTION
BEATEN
I.AIlV
M
KM
UK
It
IAII.S
AT
OTTAWA
TO
(
IT
tOTE
roit
CANAIHAN
t'AHKT
m:uvui:!
OTTAWA.
April
13.
After
another
days
debute
which
wa
featured
by
many
sharp
clashes,
the
House
ot
Commons
last
night
defeated
the
motion
ot
Miss
Agnes
MoPhall.
Progressive,
to
Cut
the
vote
ot
S500.000
tor
cadet
services
to
SI.
Miss
McPhalls
motion
was
declared
defeated
without
a
division
and
the
vote
ot
1500,000
was
then
carried.
CITY'S
REQUEST
FOR
WARSHIP
IS
SENT
TO
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
United
States
Consul,
E.
A.
Wakefield,
wrote
the
city
council,
acknowledging
receipt
ot
the
city's
Invitation
that
a
warship
from
the
American
navy
be
anked
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
tor
the
'Diamond
Jubilee
celebration
and
In
timated
that
the
request
had
been,
forwarded
by
him
to
til
Secretary
"it
Stat
at
Washington,
MANY
DROWNED
FROM
CAPSIZING
BOAT
AT
FUSHIAIUOREA
TOWN
TOKIO,
AprU
12.
At
least
twenty
were
drowned
at
Pushlan,
Korea,
when
an
overloaded
ferryboat
capsized
with
two
hundred
persons
on
board.
Numerous
'
people
are
missing.
School
Inspector
H.
C.
Fraser
returned
to
the
city
this
morning
from
Anyox
where
he
had
been
called
on
departmental
dutle
Governor
General
Speaks
of
Trade
With
China
Forecasts
Settlement
of
Difficulties
VANCOUVER.
April
12.
Declaring
himself
a
confirmed
optimist
regarding
Canada's
future,
Lord
Willingdon,
Governor
General,
addressed
the
Vancouver
Canadian
Club
yesterday.
Referring
to
the
possibilities
of
Canadian
trade
with
the
Orient,
he
said
that
he
was
convinced
that
China
would
soon
be
re-established
-under
more
.settled
conditions.
"Certain
propagandists
in
China
have
endeavored
and,
to
some
extent,
have
succeeded
in
stirring
up
anti-foreign
feeling
among
the
Chinese
people
by
talking
of
Imperialistic
tendencies
of
foreign
powers
but,"
he
6aid,
"from
my
experience
there
I
can
verify
and
sincerely
ay
that
I
do
-
not
believe
there
Is
a
single
honest
loir-minded
Chin
ye.
and
I
found
a
great
many,
who
think
any
of
the
powers
:
have
any
Imperialistic
outlock
with
regard
to
their
country.
They
aU
know
well
that
the
sole
desire
of
all
the
great
powers
1
to
ee
peace
come
In
their
distracted
country
and
to
help.
If
i
the
Chinese
want
help.
In
building
up
.
her
national
life
untu
she
takes
ber
proper
and
Important
position
ainon?
the
nations
of
the
world."
OTIIEIt
ITXCTIOSS
j
The
first
aod
of
the
new
Anglican
Theological
College
and
University
will
be
turned
this
afternoon
by
JLord
will-
tngdon
who
was
made
an
honorary
lUe
,
member
of
the
BrttUh
Columbia
Instl-
....
.
tM.H.1...
n.V.
w-
u
1
WUllngdon
were
entertained
by
member
of
the
institute
lart
evening.
Their
ExceUencIe.
toUowlng
the
Can-plck
Pittburg
or
New
York
v
tor:
adlan
Oub
luncheon,
were,
guest
ofifirt,honor..in
the
ra'a
wltfifstSLoui
tne
hrbpf
commteloner
on
ltwouitcu.0ee,
uupecnon
01
u
naroor.
7
"
OTTAWA
AMI
ROtTOX
HAVE
ANOTHEK
IlltAU
t
OTTAWA.
AprU
13.
The
Sun-ley
Cirp
hockey
series
will
hive
:
to
go
the
limit
of
five
game
and,
unless
Ottawa
win
the
next
two
contests,
there
wlU
have
to
be
at
least
one
extra
game
to
decide
the
world'
professional
championship.
In
a
gruelling
overtime
match
here
last
night.
Boston
Bruins
and
Ottawa
Senators
again
tied,
this
time
by
a
score
of
one
aU.
This
wa
the
third
game
of
the
series,
the
first
having
been
a
scoreless
draw
and
the
second
resulting
In
a
4-1
victory
tor
Ottawa.
WOMAN
LAWYER
AS
CRIMINAL
DEFENCE
COUNSELJS
PRAISED
EDMONTON.
AprU
13.
(Canadian
Pressi.
Miss
S.
M.
Duff,
appearing
for
the
defence
ln
a
criminal
case
was
com-pllmeuted
by
the
judge
on
the
conduct
of
the
case.
"The
aucccn
Tf
the
defence
was
doubtless
due
In
great
measure
to
the
clever
cross-examination
by
the
woman
member
ot
the
bar,"
he
said.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
S
a.m.
DIUUY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barometer
30.03;
temperature
40;
sea
smooth;
B
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,
oft
Rose
Spit,
bound
for
Alice
.
Arm;
8
p.m.
spoke
motorshlp
Apex.
Ketchikan
for
Anacortes,
83
mile
from
Anacortes;
8,
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Amur.
Anyox
tor
Seattle.
010
miles
from
Seattle:-
7:30
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Catala.
left
Wales
Island
for
Prince
Rupert.
BULL
HARBOR.
Foggy,
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer
30.00;
temperature
40;
light
swell;
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cordova,
Nanalmo
for
Ketchikan.
381
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
am.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith,
in
Lowe
Inlet,
bound
for
Captain's
Cove.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcast:
calm:
barometer
29.03;
temperature
40;
sea,
rtfooth.
r
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.02;
temperature.
40;
light
swell;
10:15
am.
ln
Catala
southbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
treah
northwest
wind:
barometer
30.02;
tem
perature
48;
light
awell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind,
barometer
'29.02:
tem
perature
44:
a
smooth
CANADA
LEAGUE
SEASON
ITTNIJfKH
.1X11
CIAXTH
ARE
KA-VOKITES
IX
NATIONAL
LCAUl
E
AXI
J'IIIL.I)ELI'1IIA
AMI
YANKEES
IX
A.MKKIC.W
Nxw
TORK
AprJ1
12f-Tbt
baseball
races
ln
the
and
NatlonJa
u.agu
opeaed
todar
wUh
ore
m
the
line-ups
of
the
sixteen
ciuba
than
hardy
perennial
or
the
bleachers
have
een
ta
many
year.
weather
conditions
were
ideal,
Ia
the
KaHonal
Leacuc.
baaebaU
dlvUlon.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics,
with
Ty
in
the
line-up,
and
'the
"New
York
Yankees
are
pronounced
favorites
in
the
American
League
with
Detroit
andCleveland
runners-up.
FAIR
BOARD
TO
PURCHASE
LOT
WILL
UE-SELL
CITY
PROPERTY
IV
SETION
1
AS
.MEANS
'of
WIPING
OIT
IlK.ITflT
On
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee,
the
city
council
agreed
last
night
to
sell
the
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
lot
7.
block
18,
section
1
tor
the
'
sum
of
S1.000.
It
was
explained
to
the
city
council
that
the
Intention
was
to
assist
the
Talr
Board
ln
wiping
out
It
last
year's
deficit
The
intention
is
to
dispose
of
the
lot
In
question
and
all
that
the
Fair
Board
received
over
the
11,000
wUl
go
to
financing
the
Fair
and
wiping
out
the
deficit
MORE
DETAILS
OF
MINE
SALE
I'nri
li.irr
nf
lni-rr
llnldlnjH
him
J.
IL
MuImhi
of
Yuiii'iiuvrr
It
1h
Announced
In
1I
r
In
VICTORIA.
April
12.
Further
detail
of
the
sale
of
claim
at
Stewart
by
George
A.
Fraser
were
learned
yesterday
when
It
i
was
announced
here
that
tlic
purchaser
wat
J.
B.
Watson
of
Vancouver
and
that
the
transaction
Included
the
Woodbine
and
claim
containing
the
dip
and
extension
of
shoots
from
the
Premier
gold
mine.
A
turn
ot
8250,-000
is
said
to
be
Involved
in
the
deal.
BIG
BLAST
IS
PUT
OFF
TODAY
HALF
A
HILLSIDE
Is
IM.OWX
OIT
AT
VOLl'NTEEIt
MINE
AT
MAR-JIETTI
MICIIKlAX
MARQUETTE,
Mich..
AprU
12-Halt
hillside
wa
blown
away
till
morning
at
the
Volunteer
mine
to
move
150,000
ton
of
iron
ore
In
a
tingle
operation.
Eight
hundred
cases
of
powder
and
44,000
pounds
of
dynamite
were
uwxl
in
the
hla
wm
'Is