w
IX
TAXI
and';
Ambulance
Servtca
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
.SIand
Exchange
Huildlng
MATT
VIWECK.-
Prop.
to!.
XVI!
No.
100.
i'lIT
(
IIJ.H
,T
VICIOItlA
tv
iioui;
nt
AitcTir
o(
i:.v
Ap?.:
29
On
It
way
from
tlve
Arctic
Ocean
with
1
John
Bordenfleld
Mj-..
on
board,
the
auxlll-yachi
Northern
Light
ia'
night
to
hare
mlitor
and
repair
.made
before
the
Jaat
leg
of
tu
voyage
f
polar
ice
to
gather
"he
Citlcaiji)
mureum.
m
TO
BE
STAMPEDED
'
MII.I.IKX
nillTlMll
ttOIIKIiltS.
IN
umiMi,
iti:n:n
rnnni.
w,
111
i:miii:.miht.h
'f'
ON
April
20,
lleprreutUvea
mill
11
Urltlah
worker,
meel-'h'
:dn-,
decided
not
to
be
l'c
:rd
1.
extremiato
Into
rcaortlng
1
ral
atrlke
with
the
object
of
l
the
withdrawal
of
the
govern-1
i
idc
union
bill
dealgnetl
to
r
1
'r
at
the
calling
of
a
atrlke
cal-'
'
jen?c
the
government
or
In-iii
t.v
'-'immunity.
AVERSION
TO
OIL
F
STEAMERS
MEETS
MUCH
OPPOSITION
U-TO
III
A
Anrll
X
T-
.
'
--aaaa
mvi
I
IVAHVU
Ion
01
Dominion
Government
atcam-"
Paelfl-
fioaU
lntd
oil
buruera
m-iiiT
with
vlgoroua
oppoaltlon
from
Mjuve.
i,Und
C0R,
mUle
oper,to.
"'
m.'reaaed
conumptlon
of
fuel
"
1
e
coait
m
recent
year
haa
been
VPA
kl
....
.
.
.
.
v
umw
n
XM
(oj,
maujtry,
wit
111'
:hir
f.t
...
1.
...1
Wand
I1
Rlore
ataViU
n.,iti-
ki.
WtlMIVIWilO
.111.
IVIlt
I
Cllltn...
r-..Kui
,or
January
and
February
IK
cnnaMi.aKiH
,
......
itorro
ponding
period
lat
year.
AtJvsrtian
in
the
Dally
New.
sit1-
m
!
m.
It
wa
o
highly
Improper
that
it
aaouM
not
have
been
admitted.
"Beyond
any
question."
be
atated.
uh
an
etamltM-tloa
waa
Improper
In
.any
eae
and
UM
reoult
waa
that
thU
evlderwe
serMaMly
prejudiced
aeeuned
In
hi
defenoe."
VtTIUNAI.
I.KAII
MMII'ANV
TO
IMMTIOATi:
MIIITII
VICTOniA.
April
29.
The
National
Lead
Co.
of
New
York
la
lending
a
party
of
englneefa
to
the
Alice
Arm
and
Portland
Canal
dlitrteU
next
month
to
Inveatlfave
rarlou
Itad
and
other
mineral
ttpolt
In
Northern
British
OolumbU
during
the
aummer.
it
waa
announced
lerc
yeaterday.
DEAD
SEA
MAY
BE
MADE
CENTRE
FOR
CHEMICAL
PRODUCT
JERUSALEM.
April
20.
-Thr
Dead
Sea.
to
aalty
that
flth
and
aeo-
weed
connot
live
In
It.
haa
pronpect
ol
coining
to
aggrcaatve
lUc
a
a
Chun
tea!
production
center.
RclenllaU
who
Invcatlgatcd
for
tlie
Hebrew
Unlvertlty
here
have
comcileted
a
report
for
Dr.
Chalm
Welamann.
Its
Drcldcut.
ahowlng
thl
hlalorlc
salt
lake
to
be
aa
fatoulou&ly
rloh
In
mineral
aallt
aa
It
la
In
blfeliodl
lore.
The
chemist
mnunend
that
In
connection
with
the
harnemlng
of
the
Jordan
river
for
power
now
underway.
trw
be
taken
to
iitlllre
the
trcuaurra
of
thla
Inland
aca.
Wayav
and
means
to
carry
out
the
recommendation
arc
under
consideration.
tYllli:l.rM
IlKI'OUT.
g
a.m.
tur
iwfl
.
.Purt
rJnurlv.
Ilvht
IllVJtll
i
.
.
"
-
-
,
.
.i...i
lrt'
hjmmrlrr
2003:
trilltl.
nuiiuivn.
-
40;
light
awcll;
8
JO
pm.
apoko
ateomcr
Princes
Alice
koooiu
ijr
mmu,
northbound;
0
pm.
aoke
steamer
Ala-
ot
llnuilc
Inlet,
nouth-
Il
11
u
a
uinHwte"'n
-
bound;
8
pjn.
poke
steamer
Anyox.
...
r..MAm..
ftJtl
mllM
fmm
uiewart
ior
i.i,
-
-
Tacoma;
U
pm.
out
ateamer
Prince
Itupcrt,
noulBDOuna.
dead
TitEa:
roiNT.--rwin,
light
s.e.
wind;
barometer,
20.50;
Vemperature
41:
sea
moderate.
MIDN
DIC1BY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
light
souUieast
wind;
barometer.
20.03;
tent-
.
ii.
iirht
wfll:
0
am.
SDOke
prraiuir.
teamer
Cardlna,
entering
Bkeena
River,
a
u
l
k(
am
nal
Til-1
-
northbound;
v.su
......
ces
Alice,
northbound.
DEAD
THEE
POINT
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
20.M:
temperature,
47:
sea
smooth.
Ik
The
acoret
of
the
day
were
follows
.Natlunal
Lnigue
Boaton
3.
New
York
t.
Pblladelphla
8.
Brooklyn
4..
OhMaujo
It.
PlUaburg
.
Cincinnati
t.
8t
Loul
R
.tutrrirrfn
league
Waahtnarton
7.
Philadelphia
13
at.
LouU
1.
CMeago
3.
nd
Trtrtr.'
BtMWn-New
YorT,
aUO
Lt.tlll
si:
iT.lMUMi
.Vall'inal
W
New
York
.
0
St.
LaUt
8
PhUaxMattBia
.
8
P1ta4urg
8
Daatoo
8
Chiea
a
CinclniMtl
4
Brooklyn
2
Aiurrh-un
New
York
8
Philadelphia
8
St.
Louts
6
Washington
7
'
Chicago
8
Detroit
S
Cleveland
8
Boston
2
L
4
4
4
a
7
7
10
12
4
S
3
6
7
S
10
1'KIIS'CE
KUFEKT,
E.G.,
FIlIDAY,
APRIL
29,
1927
Pc
.692
.607
.667
.013
A33
,4G2
MO
.143
687
.013
.545'
530
.333:
JOOj
.428!
.167
CHILDREN
TO
GET
MEDALS
HIM.
Ill;
TIIlM
KM.-Ol'KAIIKII
TU
PAItTICII'ATi;
IN
IIOMIMIIN
iiav
(
i:i.i:iiit.Tii.
OTTAWA.
April
t!)
.til
(u.u.lltn
M'limil
rlillilrru
will
Im
riiniunnnl
In
iitrllrlMlr
In
the
lullon-Hlilr
i-elrlirullon
of
CuiukIu'k
ilUiiuonil
Julillre
iif
('itnfnlrrutloi)
n
July
I.
Tu
err
rlillil
Him
pjirUrlpnlr
In
Ihr
pultllr
itiiiimrinoralloil
i-ere-iiHinlrM
on
Ititinlnliin
luv
u
limiiir
iiinl.il
will
Ik-
irrrnted.
The
Ittijul
I
iiiiuiIIiiii
.Mini
!
linn
miII)
rnjujitl
In
klrlklne
innl.iN
nlilrh
Mill
lie
IMrllmlrd
li
the
iriitliulul
inillmr
I
lies
COUNTRY
PEOPLE
ARE
'
MOVED
INTO
ORLEANS
AS
LEVEES
BLASTED
NEW
ORLEANS,
April
20.
--Five
thousand
residents
of
St.
Bernard
and
Plaque
Mine
parishes
were
removed
to
New
Orleans
today
when
military
engineers
reported
everything
in
readiness
to
dyna-mite
the
levees
In
order
to
prevent
flooding
the
city,
VANCOUVER
KXCHANGH
.
Bid.,
,Ak4
Wheat
1.474
Coast
Copper
1333
13.73
B.C.
Silver
1.83
1.90
Ounwtll
,47
i,4o
Glacier
.10
,10;
Oladatone
J4
,23
Independence
.09
j;
.004
Jhdlan
.07?,
.071,
Premier
.';
3
08
2.00
Porte
Idaho
is
v,
,i
Silver
Crest
oa
.07
,
8"nloh
m
,so
IHIaaaaaaassBP''
sskJvIki
aaaaHCavMaB
IsVtiliaBi
q
'
'fasaBsil
bbbM
aflEaiH
tK
iiMBaspj'BaBj
CECIL
EWART
A
I'POINTED
iaui:ai;rial
crainu-doner
of
tiie
Canadian
National
Railway
in
Canada,
it
j
ticadquarti'rt
at
Winnipeg.
U
will
te
Jlr.
Ewart'
work
to
aiit
thi
ettablishnirnt
of
aew
imlnitrie
in
VtTn
Canads
and
lo
develop
thoae
alrcdv
existing.
Jlr.
Knart
prior
to
his
appointment,
wai
diritional
engineer
of
construction,
location
and
maintenance
of
way,
with
headquarter
in
Saskatoon.
"
1110
m;iv
iiiscitvKiiv
IX
IU)slM
CAMP
TRAIL,
April
20.
-With
report
of
assays
from
the
Valparaiso
Mine
at
Oinol'a
landing
ahowlng
gold
values
estimated
at
42.C00
per
ton.
miners
believe
that
the
mother
lode
of
the
Rowland
camp
has
been
rediscovered.
Valparaiso
was
a
high
grade
gold
producer
thirty
years
ago
but
was
closed
as
a
result
of
ittl-Satlon
In
1523.
NEW
ROSE
TO
BE
KNOWN
AS
CANADA
IS
PRODUCED
NOW
TORONTO.
April
20.
(Canadian
PrcMi.-A
new
roar
of
a
delicate
pink
shade,
wi
Introduced
to
members
of
the
Ontario
Rose
Society
for
.the
first
time
at
a
meeting
recently.
It
will
be
known
aa
"Canada"
rose
and
waa
produced
on
the
Dale
rarm
at
Brampton.
It
Is
a
cross
between
tlx;
Butterfly
and
the
Premier
rose,
and
was
awarded
a
gold
medal
at
the
recent
exhibition
In
Detroit.
i:.VTIIi;i!
ItKI'OKT.
IVlnce
Rupert.
Part
"cloudy,
light
8.E.
wind,
temperature
40.
;
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
42.
Alyansh.
Clcudy.
calm,
temp.
-40.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
44.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
48.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
43.
llazelton.
Cloudy.
calm
temp.
40.
Tulvgraplt
Ctvt..
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature
35.
Smlther.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
33,
Burns
Lake.
Snow,
wlridy,
temp.
31.
Whttehorae.
Cloudy,
.calm.
temp.
33.
Dawaon.
Clear,
north
wind.
temp.
20.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
S3.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
WANT
RELEASE
FEDERAL
SHIP
AMITIIKU
l:H(ll(T
IIKINO
HAIIK
IN
THImCII
CIM
liT
TO
HtEE
VtSStL
MS
tllANClHCO.
April
VJ.Y.I-frl
lo
oblain
the
rrlra-e
of
the
learner
t'etirral
Jhlp,
wlrnlullh
a-lullllon
dollar
rarzn
alwurd
7n
mllr
lf
the
(
all
nriiia
tsukl
re.ently,
wrrr
renew
ril
In
the
1'rderal
Court
oa
Tliurvla.v.
The
nurt
lia
ordereil
the
I'nllrd
Male
atlorney
autl
eolleet-vr
ol
ru.luin-
In
appear
on
.Salnrday
to
lio
the
rane
nh.f
I
lie
tesl
lu
not
been
released.
Art
Inn
In
till-
elfett
was
filed
by
allnrnrt
foe
Captain
j.
s.
,itoiie.
Ilie
master
of
the
seized
teMel.
STAKES
HIS
LAST
CLAIM
rillNCETON
I'UO'Sl'KCfTOII,
ivlio
TIIOI
(HIT
IN
.MILLIONS.
IHKs
OK
IIKOKE.N
IIRIIIT
PRINCETON.
April
29
(B.
CP.
I
Xmtl
r.
Volght.
"the
matt
who
thought
In
millions."
is
dead,
and
with
hint
has
vanished
Hie
dream
of
a
vast
fortune
In
the
old
man'a
mineral
claims
on
Copper
Mountain.
No
one
denied
Volght'a
perseverance
and
his
cunning
as
a
discoverer
of'
valuable
metals,
but
when
the
big
copper
companies
came
to
htm
with
their
offers
he
always
held
out
for
just
a
little
more
than
they
were
prepared
to
give
him;
he
always
talked
"In
millions"
and
the
big
deal
never
materlallrcd.
For
many
years
It
seemed
as
though
Volght
would
die
a
pauper.
He
never
acquired
riches.
In
spite
of
his
ambition
to
be
a
millionaire,
but
he
managed
finally
to
make
an
arratgcment
with
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
which
kept
him
In
fairly
comfortable
circumstances.
But
the
fact
that
no
one
placed
the
some
value
on
his
claims
that
he
did
broke
his
heart.
He
waa
acventy
years
old
when
he
died.
Swiss
by
birth,
little
Is
known
ot
the
prospector's
history
before
he
cam?
to
the
Rosslaud
mining
camp
in
1806.
In
1809
he
came
ro
the
Slmllkamcen
country,
located
some
copper
claims
on
Copper
Mountain
'and
then
entered
upon
his
long
series
of
"mammoth
deals"
which
never
transpired.
At
one
time
representative
of
a
big
United
States
mining
company
came
to
Princeton
and
sent
word
up
to
Volght'a
camp
that
they
would
like
to
see
htm.
He
refused
to
leave
hti
cabin
and
Insisted
the
deal
be
discussed
at
the
mine.
FUtally
the
Interview
was
arranged
and
in
reply
to
the
question:
"How
much
do
you
want
for
the
property.
Volght
answered:
"Three
million
dollars:
three
hundred
thousand
down;
balance
In
two
years."
"Very
good
Mr.
Volght.
the
mining
men
replied,
"we
are
not
afraid
of
large
figures
it
the
property
b
worth
It,
How
long
will
you
give
us
to
Investigate
aud
report
f"
"Not
a
day.
gentlemen;
those
are
my
terms;
take
them
cr
leave
thorn."
It
wai
the
one
and
only
"big
chance"
he
ever
hart
and
he
lost
It
)
II.
DoKpard
Twlgg.
Canscrvattve
mea'cer
for
Vlct.rla.
laid
befsre
the
legislature.
to
sworn
atatcnent
said
thst
It
was
in
the
office
of
John
Stewart,
inspector
of
factories
at
Vancouver,
that
the
arrangement
was
mads
in
January,
1923.
error
and
repeated
that
the
meeting
j
occurred
in
the
hotel.
BostonGrill
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
('hone
457.
Price
Fl
Onu
WE
REASONS
FOR
SANKEY
DECISION
UAUTHIER
CONTRADICTS
HIMSELF
A
T
ROYAL
COMMISSION
ief
of
Appeal
Court
Satisfied
With
Murder
I
Verdict
in
Trial
Here
i
In
ski;
no
,mis(
akwagi:
of
justice
though
colleague
....
.......
...
...
fv
a
rival
a
a
a.
a
iwiauvn
.mi.iiiuij
K.iirj.uvKi)
in
UltTAINIMi
EVIDENCE
V
)l
Vhll,
April
29.
Itcasons
for
the
decision
of
Chief
A
Macdoiiald
who,
with
Mr.
Justice
Gallihcr
and
.Mr.
M
A
Ma.
donald,
dismissed
the
application
of
Joseph
.it
iiritish,
Columbia
Court
of
Apeal
for.
a
new
trial
from
i
1
son
and
death
sentence
for
the
murder
of
Miss
Lorctta
Port
Kssington
last
year
were
received
here
yesterday.
I
urn
unable
to
find
in
the
case
any
good
reason
for
interfering
ndirt."
the
Chief
Justice
slated.
"1
think
It
cannot
be
full.v
that
there
was
substantial
wrong,
amounting
to
I
TEST
ON
it
(
ioikii;
mmiu:ii
woitKUt
UK
tin:
1
Mi.ti.iTY
or
jumii:
KOIIKKTSOV
IIKt'KNT
KILI.Ml
...
Apr..
29
-Worker
of
the
a
misoamaxe
of
Justice,
in
taking
in
;
the
sworn
testimony
ol
Hsldla
Sandal."
He
decided
thai
the
girt
evidence
h
sufficiently
corroborated
by
the
oldtnee
of
Charlea
Rclnholdl
and
her
mother.
The
Chief
Justice
also
found
thai
San-key
ililnMnl
to
Inspector
William
Splller
had
been
prcperly
admitted
ud
was
"also
or
the
opinion
ttut
the
trial
judge
charge
to
the
Jury
was
not
unfair
to
the
prisoner."
Mr.
Jutlsce
Archer
Martin,
with
whom
'
Mr.
Justice
MtPhllUp
ipm)
in
dtumt-
tag.
would
hare
allowed
the
appeal
oa
,
the
ground
that
the
tutement
by
Bab-
I
m
more
ueorge
oi.
itgj
u
Sptller
w.t
obtained
bj
dumaluMJ
1
tetnet
or
not
cookhouxe
yt-
are
barred
from
a
Minunum
Wage
:it
is
adrlaed.
of
Judge
Itobertaon
led
the
claim
of
two
7f
for
wage
under
C
.
the
nutler
to
a
JSEUM
SHIP
ON
WAY
NORTH
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!
new
york.
April
29.
Philadelphia
Athletic
hammered
alz
Washington
pltehera
yesterday
for
fifteen
hiu
and
flftccii
run.
In
the
fifth
frame,
thirteen
Mactaien
atepped
to
the
plate
and
scored
seven
runa.
Detroit
hit
Cleveland
pitcher
hard,
coring
Mv
run
In
the
aeventh.
four
hit
two
walk
and
two
error.
Chi-aao
and
St.
Louis
went
eleven
inning
in
a
pltehera'
duel
betwern
Thomas
and
Zaehary.
In
the
National
League.
New
York
defeated
Osaton
by
timely
hitting
Rousrh
aeeurlnf
a
homer.
Harper
and
Fanell
following
with
two
baggers.
In
the
seventh
Inning.
Eight
walk
and
two
Pittsburg
errors
featured
Chicago's
victory
orer
the
Pirates.
PHty-two
Cubs
faced
PT.;s
bu
hurler.
every
man
collecting
at
least
one
hit
and
all
but
one
scortn?
Heirltss
Okanagan
Farmer
Leaves
Fortune
of
Million
Wh
ch
Government
May
Get
.
VEKNON,
April
29.-
Search
lor
a
will,
following
the
death
of
A.
"il.
Knox
of
Vernon
last
Friday
at
Kclownr.
where
he
had
gone
on
a
business
trip,
resulted
in
the
finding
by
the
police
of
cash
bonds
amounting
to
J200.0C0
in
a
safe
in
his
Home
here.
As
far
as
is
known,
Knox
died
intestate
without
heirs.
His
rejwrted
fortune,
which
may
revert
to
the
government,
with
the
inclusion
of
his
bank
deposits,
will
amount
to
$l,f)00,C00.
Until
he
was
attacked
with
heart
trouble
on
n
lake
Btcamer
b"twceii
here
and
Kc'.owna
last
week,
it
had
been
Knox'
boast
that,
despite
his
age,
he
worked
harder
than
any
.men
employed
on
his
large
ranch
at
Cellatly,
near
Vernon.
.He
came
to
Cauda
in
1871
and
worked
for
three
years
on
a.
farm
in
Ontario,
then
coming
to
the
Okanagan
valley
where
he
has
since
lived.
Chargzs
in
General
Reiterated
But
Tory
Informants
Story
of
Bargain
h
Changed
in
Delai's
i
VICTORIA,
April
29.
Charges
made
in
the
Legislature
that
the
provincial
government
had
made
a
bargain
with
John
A.
Gauthier
!
to
secure
campaign
funds
through
commissions
on
liquor
orders
were
j
repeated
by
Gauthier
under
oath
when
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
opened
tthc
enquiry
into
the
Gauthier
allegations
yesterday.
After
taking
I
most
of
the
day
of
Thursday
giving
details
of
the
alleged
deal.
Gauthier,
under
cros-cxamination
by
Hon.
J.
W.
deB.
Fanis,
K.C.,
government
counsel,
was
still
in
the
box
when
the
hearing
adjourned
until
today.
In
the
course
of
examination,
Gau-s
thler
contradicted
his
affidavit
which
GRAIN
LOADING
ATVANCOWER
whereby
he
was
to
get
ImmecUate
or-,
-
dcrs
for
J20.000
cases
of
liquor
and
addl-
I
Eight
Veel
Took
on
H
lieat
Cargoes
,
llonal
erders
later
fcr
50,000
cases
during
:
at
houthrrn
Port
Burlnj
Urek
j
the
year
as
I;ng
as
the
gcvernment
re-
j
jmslncd
In
power.
On
Thuriday.
Osu-j
VAXCOUVER.
April
29.
Oram
load-j
thler
declared
that
the
conference
took
tDg,
tere
this
week
were
as
follows:
place
In
the
Vancouver
Hotel.
umdon
Shipper,
for
Manchester.
36,w
I
Atcd
by
the
commissioner
how
he
(
j
37
bushels
could
make
such
a
mistake
tmpucatlng
a
public
official,
w.tnesa
said
It
was
an
Notre
Dame
de
Fourtiere,
for
Antwerp.
100.800
bushels.
Loctmunar.
for
Rotterdam.
74.660
Jaushsls:
for
Liverpool,
37.333
bushels:
'.."I
r
"
Itor
London,
37333
bushels.
duvkq
uuv
oe
couio
no
say
aeiui-
Itely
whether
Speaker
Bu:kham
was
pre-
1,
Axel
Johnaon.
for
Scandinavian
ports.
185387
bushels.
.
k
f:hll
frp
rnnnh...n
1111
Lr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
puo-l
r
-r.--.-rv.rAjre-.,
Maru-
ior
SSanghaL
3300
lie
wcrks.
though
hi.
affidavit-con-1
bushels.
Ulned
that
aUtement.
i
Arluna
Maru.
for
Kobe.
101500
-"uscel-
.
Indra.
for
Callao.
37J33
bushels.
SEATTLE
BENTIST
'
ntKKII
Of
.MlUDLIt
SEATTLE.
April
29.
A
Su
perlor
Court
Jury
last
night
acquitted
Dr.
Chester
Dobbs,
1
Klrkland
dentist,
on
a
charge
that
he
murdered
Letltla
White-
.
hall,
a
fourteen
year
old
school
girl,
who
was
his
patient.
CALIFORNIA
COLLEGE
SEEKING
WHALES
TO
STUDY
THEIR
GLANDS
DrrUCELEY.
California.
April
29.
In
the
belief
that
th;
pituitary
gland
or
the
r
-;!e
ht!ds
the
secret
of
the
source
and
structure
cf
all
animal
life,
(he
Unlvcr
cf
California
is
sponsoring
a
whaling
expedition
off
the
coast
of
Mexico,
to
collect
the
necessary
glands
for
experimentation.
The
whaler
Lansing,
specially
equipped,
la
operating
off
the
San
Clements
Islands,
making
about
two
kills
a
day.
Unlike
other
whaling
expeditions,
this
one
Is
Interested
only
lu
the
pituitary
1
glands
of
the
greatcetageans,
and
the
j
carcasses
are
set
adrift
as
soon
as
the
tiny
organ
at
the
base
ot
the
brain
Is
extracted
and
put
away
In
a
barrel.
When
the
barrel
la
fllleft
the
expedition
wtll
have
finished
Its
share
of
the
task
and
the
glands
will
be
turned
over
to
I
Dr.
Max
S.
Dunn,
of
the
University
staff.
Dr.
Dunn
and
his
staff
will
attempt
to
separate
the
constituent
elements
of!
the
glands
and
find
the
agency
or
force
which
causes
tissues
to
live
and
grow
to
leviathan
proportions.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Only
Ki.liNi
ISiunils
Were
Marketed
at
l.ljht
Nile
on
fish
Exrlunxe
This
.Morning
;
Halibut
arrivals
offering
at
the-Fish
;
Exchange
this
morning
were
again
light,
lone
American
and
three
Canadian
vessels
selling
a
total
of
18,700
pounds.
Canadian
boats
got
the
best
of
the
I
prices
for
first
class
fish
while
the
American
vessel
received
the
best
J
second
-class
bid.
j
Anierlmii
j
Augusta.
11.000
bounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
15.4c
and
9c,
Canadian
Nuba,
2.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co,
13.9c
and
7c.
Bounder,
1.300
pounds,
to
Canadian
!
Flth
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
15c
and
7c.
Mepa.
2.500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish-'ie
15
Pc
and
7c.
:PLANE
FALLS
INTO
OCEAN
MACHINE
OF
COMMANDER
DKIIAIl-HOS
LOST
BIT
ILILK.S
ARE
I'llKEIl
IP
ItV
nlKAMEK
RIO
JANIERO.
April
29.
Approaching
the
Brazilian
coast
yesterday
afternoon,
the
seaplane
of
Commander
De-Barros.
who
left
the
Cape
Verde
Islands
in
th:
morning,
continuing
a
flight
from
Cenoa.
fell
into-
the
sea.
The
airmen
were
rescued
by
the
Italian
jteamer
Angelo.
FRENCH
SOLDIERS
HAVE
ENGAGEMENT
Ten
Members
of
foreign
Lesion
Lnse
Lives
In
light
With
Momx-rain
Bandits
RABAT.
French
Morrocco.
April
20.
Ten
members
of
the
French
Foreign
Legion
ere
kUled
and
thirty
were
wounded
In
a
combat
near
Keloucch
with
a
bandit
force
before
the
latter
was
routed
with
heavy
losses
according
to
a
report
received
here.
DRAWS
SIX
MONTHS
FOR
KNIFE
AFFAIR
Nets
tVrstrrlund,
Who
slushed,
frank
Hiilier
ut
lliizrlloii,
Srntriit-rd
by
Judge
Young
Nels
Wrsterlund.
charged
with
wounding
Frank
Hubsr
by
slashing;
his
throat
with
a
razor
In
a
brawl
at
the
Interior
town
recently,
was
found
guilty
by
Judge
Young
at
a
County
Court
session
In
Smlthcrs
on
Wednesday
afternoon'
and
was
sentenced
to
six
months'
'Imprisonment
at
Okalla.
Wetterlund
will
be
taken
south
shortly
by
a
provincial
police
officer.
THOUSAND
GUINEAS
WONBY
CRESTARUS
lli-imkliitv
anil
Eiidimmrnt
run
HfhiI
Heat
for
Mreond
Place
lu
Turf
Classic
Today
NEWMARKET,
April
29.
Creatarus
won
the
One
Thousand
Oulnoa
Stake
from
a
field
of
28
horse
here
today.
Brooklaw
and
Endowment
ran
a
dead
heni
for
ei-oiid
place