::t"iir-;
n
in
5
TAXI
Ambulance
nil!
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Standi
Exchange
Uuildlng
MATT
V1DECK.
Prop.
VOL
XVII,
No.
8.
SINKS
OREGON
COAST
:
IIOOM.lt
f
tlMI.K
1U
(ildllt
llltdKtV
KllllHK
MIKK
i-itiutii
mix
:
her
afloat
CHINESE
FIRE
ON
JAPANESE
'Mli.lls
IIIO.M
KAIl.tVAY
TKAI'KK
AM
IKMtlH
lllti;
ON
I'ATKOL
HOIlY
IN
Ml
ANdllAI
ii
"ANOHAI,
April
8-eftlpciw
pjierat-"HO.
railway
and
roof
top
fired
n
airty
of
Japanese
patrolling
the
"'
uai
roivd
in
the
northern
district
,:
'Hi
!Miy
thl
morning.
On
marine
'
seriously
wounded
a
a
result.
Fni
1
1
ir-r
reinforcement
of
BOO
Japanese
niM
uiea
are
being
landed.
FISH
ARRIVALS
"l.v
IhriT
lure
OITrred
ut
flsli
Kx-tliiiiitr
this
Morning
Too
Ainrrl-inn
and
One
Cuinullun
Only
three
halibut
fare
were
offered
the
rih
Exchange
thl1
morning,
two
American
and
one
Cnnadln.
The
tatter
rouMvrtf
the
high
price
of
th
day.
Tli
sale
were:
Amrrlcun
Virginia,
20.000
pound,
to
Dooth
'taherle.
13.7c.
and
7c.
Ruth
a.300
pound,
to
Royal
rish
Co,
b.bc
and
8c.
CnniMlliiu
Buyview
8.600
pound,
to
Canadian
1
--old
8.
-ago
C-t
10.4.
aao
Cc
IH(.
K.
I
other
place
u"ld:.
4'.
MWIHIWIJl
I
l.lltLIML
tllDK
l:
AtUtSTRONO.
AprU
t.
Dr.
Um
fontMomtiif
tqrlcUoa
in
June
te
regain
tbe
lecUlatlw
seat
of
Norvei
Okaoagao
wbteh
be
kt
to
the
late
A.
O.
Ooeh-
"X,J3
Oreoo,
April
8
The
ranc
In
the
mtnUlert!
br-elre-
::
a
Ncntcum
U
fttUng
Uon
shortly
after
the
Ut
gen-
-.:t
of
leak
cauaed
by,
eral
prvlne4al
election.
Dr.
svuck
and
t
rrpurted'
MaeDonald
was
the
unanlmoua
1
Cooa
Bay
in
Vow
of
1
4
ehator
of
the
liberal
eonren-
tea
town
aad
CbeHaH.
4-
Uon
heM
here
yeateraay
sfiet-
.
jf
ttie
MMd'a
oeckkwd
.
noon
for
tbe
purpose
of
uomln-
i
iti.
it
wai
found
pump
,
attag
a
candidate.
im
a
rudder
wa
broken
.the
colouliatlon
department
;
on
bar
while
p-1
Uy
on
Thuraday
mom-;
CirrCnf
FARMIKT
FIVE
NATIONS
MAKE
PROTEST
BY
PRAIRIE
NATIVES'
Tnk
One
Million
Ituslirl.
of
Iriuu
81.hhi
Arte
'
land
t
aasgum
a
to
his
abUlty
to
learn
Canadian
method
quickly
and
he
expects
to
be
managing
hi
own
farm
within
a
year.
Alexander
Kerr,
with
hi
wife
and
ten
children
from
Argyllshire.
Sootland.
was
another
interesting
family
group.
He
also
is
a
skilled
agriculturalist
and
4
wUl
settle
at
Radway
Centre
Alberta.
'
A
group
of
thirty
young
men
from
Norfolk
and
Yorkshire
County.
England.
who
hare
been
brought
to
Canada
by
tlralu
MONTREAL.
AprU
8.
-
Successful
farming
operation
by
tlx
Indian
In
the
three
sralrl
province,
M
Indicated
mNfi:.
ITALY
AM!,
,
rrport
UUng
that
they
produced
il'A
TO
KIIK
AT
IIMIAT
NANKIMi
OLlllAtiLN
l."
AprU
8,
Minister
of
Oreat
i
i.:ied
State.
Prance,
Italy
and
one
million
bushel
of
grain
laat
year,
about
half
of
which
wa
'wheat.
The
number
of
Indian
In
this
area
la
estimated
at
13,000.
and
the
land
preserved
tor
their
une
Is
considered
of
the
.
been
instructed
by
their
n
ffrte
u
ay
the
Trench
roreigii
x'haw
culUvatcd
97.000
acre
oft
nana
a
note
i
pitjieiv
w
irwj
lh)(i
Un(
nd
lne
mp
WM
,
prontobIe
ivrrnment
salnat
th
,01
rrmrcU.
Moia
devdoiaent
of
natlonaU
of
their
coun-l
by
the
Indiana
1
being
ie
recent
Nanking
outbreak
,.,.
thl
year.
Ttiey
were
particu
larly
uccesful
with
live
stock,
and
beside
selling
a
large
quantity,
they
took
many
prlr
t
Winnipeg
and
NO
AGREEMENT
ABOUT
DATES
REACHED
WITH
ANYOX
FOR
PLAY-OFF
A
telegram
ha
been
received
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
from
Anyux
tatlng
that
April
19
and
satisfactory
dates
for
the
20
arc
not
amelter
town
players
to
come
here
to
clay
in
the
tlnsl
for
the
ladles'
basket-
ball
championship
oi
poi-mm.
Columbia,
They
can
oiuy
oumv.
atatc.
on
April
12
aim
"'"
to
Prince
Rupert
dates
are
not
suitable
and
arrangement
cannot
be
made
to
hold
the
series
at
that
time,
It
la
probable
that
the
aerie
will
be
called
to
thf
alllbum
-Cup
awarded
a
close
and
Lcafa
who
de-ftated
Maple
the
prince
Rupert
Bmlther
recently
PRINCE
OF
WALES
RIDES
OWN
HORSE
AND
WINS
HURDLE
OXTON,
April""".
The
Prince
of
Wale,
rode
hi
own
mare,
Lady
Doon.
to
victory
In
the
Bouth
Nottinghamshire
point-to-point
tecplech
here
DOGFISH
REDUCTION
ll.OATINO
CANNEKY
LAIKIX
UIIAI.LN
TO
HE
M
l
!EI
AT
hKIIEOATE
INLET
KIHi:LTE,
April
Rlt
l
,
re-imrletl
I
list
the
Mlllrril
Cuimlnc
'
lx
lirlnglng
Hit,
fliullng
ftmnrry
Ijuirrl
U'lialen
lure
Iv
rnrn;e
In
iloK-rlli
rrtluitlon.
Oil
will
lie
r-trattrd
from
the
liters
and
(Mi
meal
will
lr
iriMlmtMl
Iriuu
the
ImmIIi-.
II
l
liuirU
here
lliul
tlie
fllirrln
ilriiartiiient
will
glte
eirry
eiiiur-asriHriil
lu
the
iimrrrii
and
It
Is
rtrn
said
Mini
the
giMrrniiiriit
should
nay
a
Ihhiiio
tor
rtrry
dog-tl-li
caught
for
lliee
M"t
Imvr
IhcrruM-d
trriiiendoiiKly
ilurlng
the
iit
(ell
jears.
They
ilrMroy
(Hunt-Irwi
Ihuusnnils
of
young
hullliut,
herring
and
salmon
and
uImi
pluy
hnnr
with
Imhliul
grur.
It
us
Muted
at
Mlllrrd
hruil-ijuarters
here
this
morning
that
the
pnijei't
of
dog
I
Ml
rnl
ui
t
loll
at
Kkhlrgute
Inlet
hail
hrrn
under
rniitriiiilutloii
hut
definite
derUlnii
hud
not
hern
rrurliitl
all
hunch
H
n
Ihoiiglit
the
pluu
might
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
were
also
among
the
arrivals
VANCOUVER
CIVIL
SERVANTS
DO
NOT
APPROVE
REVISION
and
resolution
glnt
alleged'
unfair
fcdenJ
civil
servants'
salary
revision
and
Increase
were
puoued
at
a
mas
meeting
of
mere
than
tlx
hundred
Vancouver
federal
civil
servants
here
last
night.
It
seldom
occura
to
reformers
that
the
reason
some
men
are
acquitted
Is
because
they
are
Innocent,
CENTRAL
HOTEL
LTD.
IS
INCORPORATED
l
t
uniiwiiv
limned
Wild
t'upiul
of
S30.IMM
l
ulloalng
llerrut
Clun;r
of
Ownership
i
mim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
8,
1927
4
4
to
thirteen
aouH
each,
were
a
feature
of
granted
pr.-.-ate
incorporation
here
with
1067
bushel.
4-
todty's
arrival
The
largest
was
that
,
a
capitalisation
of
tSQJDOl.
Tbe
forma
of
Jaroe
Mackenzie
of
Camptelltown.
j
tlon
of
the
company
fallowa
the
recent
4
fiootUBd.
who
brought
over
bu
wife
and
j
purchase
of
the
hotel
named
from
tbe
eleven
etilldren
Th
family
will
l
ettaU
of
the
late
Peter
Black
by
Cspv
Circulation
1600
To
the
Orient.
173D1S
buahcla.
To
Australia,
850
buahela.
To
other
part.
2203
bushel.
tettle
In
WemWev.
Alberta,
etoae
to
the
Alfred
Bwanna
and
Ol.er
Seaner
of
The
original
food
of
the
coda
must
Keoeeth
CalUsseh
MaDonald.
4,arm
f
Herman
Treller
world'
wheat
i
Prince
Rupert.
have
been
atrawberTy
shortcake,
Vrmsu
denHst.
will
attempt
at
t
and
oau
ehampton
Mr.
Mackenzie,
who
(
has
spent
all
his
life
farming
In
Scot-
Claiming
Fraud,
Original
Owners
Whalen
Paper
Company
Demand
Cancellation
of
Property's
Sale!
VANCOUVER.
April
8.
Action
to
set
aside
the
sale
of
the
I
Sale
423
assets
of
the
Whalen
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
on
October
30,
1923,
1
If
AMI
HflP
fiFFFATFfi
for
$1,000,000
on
the
ground
of
fraud
has
been
launched
in
a
writ
AttlULlUf
J
L.H1LUV
filed
in
Supreme
Court
for
James
Whalen,
George
F.
Whalen
and
Verna
Dangcrfield
who
are
suing
on
behalf
of
themselves
and
other
debenture
holders,
bondholders
and
shareholders.
The
assets
of
the
company
consist
of
plants
at
Port
Alice,
Woodfibre
and
Swanson
Bay,
said
to
be
valued
at
about
$19,000,000,
as
well
as
extensive
timber
limits.
The
Montreal
Trust
CoM
Royal
Securities
Corporation
Ltd..
British
Columbia
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd..
and
I.
W.
K'Jlam.
president
of
the
Royal
Securities
Corporation
of,
Montreal,
are
cited
as
defendants.
The
endorsement
asks
Jhe
court,
among
other
things,
to
set
aside
the
sale
on
,
the
ground
that
the
defendants
fraudu-
I
kntly
prevented
the
facts
being
brought
to
tbe
notice
or
tne
court,
wnen
the
aale
wa
ordered,
whereby
It
would
have
been
shown
that
the
aale
ought
to
'
have
been
adjourned
so
aa
to
enable
a
more
advantageous
ssle
to
be
made.
Sale
of
the
assets
of
the
Whalen
Pulp
j
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
was
ordered
by
the
I
i
Supreme
Court
when
the
company
got
j
Into
financial
difficulties.
NO
T
4
:
t'ONMKMATION
h
ItECII'ltOCITV
TALK
WASHINGTON.
AprU
8.
There
has
been
no
direct
proposal
I
!
made
for
a
reciprocity
agreement
.
between
Canada
and
the
Untied
'
Statca
as
far
a
the
Canadian
j
legation
here
Is
aware.
So
far
,
as
Is
known,
no
tentative
draft
has
been
submitted
to
the
;
United
State
government.
Hon.
;
Vincent
Massey.
Canadian
minister
to
Washlngtou
states.
I
I
i
TELEVISION
PERFECTED
I'H'TlltE
AM
VOICES
KEI'lttl-'
MTKH
MMl
LTANEOI
.-LY
IN
EASTERN
NEW
VOKK.
April
.
TrlriMun.
a
Motrin
of
tran-nilttln;
Ui'tant
M-riie
inn
radio
telephone
HrrulU,
nude
IU
formal
boa-
tu
the
puhllr
jrlrrily
irtrrniwii.
In
a
demon-rutlvn.
serrrtury
lluoirr
of
Waoh-Ingtnii
talknl
with
Walter
tllfrord,
prrKhlrnt
of
the
American
Telr-griiph
A
Telephone
',
while
the
apNiratu
threw
vn
the
M-rrrn
here
a
lirur
anil
unlinatrd
picture
vf
the
wrrtary
ai
he
spoke
t
hniiUred
uillc
away.
A
ttudlo
enlertalninriit
lalMiratury
ut
YVhippiiiij,
New
Jerei,
tr:iiiuilt-trtl
ly
radio
lo
a
lnhuratory
here
scenes
thrown
upon
the
M-rrrn
with
rrullim.
There
were
moling
pictures
while
the
niillo
slmultunralily
currhil
the
tulrrn
of
the
adorn.
Advertise
In
the
Dativ
Neva.
Marshall
Douglas
Lost
His
Life
at
Hands
of
Unkfigwnlh
-Person
or
Persons,
Verdict
.
-
.
-
.
,
L
WINNIPEG
IN
MRM
OF
BASKETBALL
SERIES
KAMLOOPS.
April
8.
Tbe
Kamloop
senior
basketball
team
defeated
Winnipeg
Toller
32
to
29
In
the
first
of
a
serlea
of
two
games,
total
gcala
of
which
will
decide
the
Western
Canada
championship.
WIRELESS
KEI-OKT.
S
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
baro-merr
30.10:
temperature.
40;
sea
smooth,
j
Bt"-
UAOECr..
Clear,
fresh
northwest
wind:
btrcrneter.
2958:
temperature.
40:
sea
smooth:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Farm
gut.
Seattle
fori
Ketchikan.
214
miles
from
Ketchikan;!
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Alaska,
Ketchikan!
for
Seattle.
449
miles
from
Seattle:
8
pjn.
saoke
tug
imorecana.
wemer
bound
at
Namu:
8
pjn.
spoke
Motorshlp
i
'
Ollnda.
Vancouver
for
Petersburg.
In
Llama
Pass:
8
pjn.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith,
entering
Logan
Inlet:
8
pin.
spoke
j
steamer
Anyox,
Blubber
Bay
for
Prince
Rupert.
232
mUc
from
Prince
Rupert:
8
pjn.
sMke
steamer
Mogul.
Anyox
tor
Vancouver.
190
mile
from
Vancouver:
9.30
pjn.
spoke
atcamcr
Prince
Rupert,
abeam
Addcnbrooke
Island.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clcr.
light
west
wind:
barometer,
20.78;
temperature
41;
sea,
smooth.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barometer
30J2;
temperature
42;
ea
smooth,
BULL
HARBOR.-
Cler,
clm:
baro-
Lmeter
29.74:
temperature
40;
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
light
northwest
wind:
barometer
29.78;
temperature
41;
sea
smooth.
-
I
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
April
8.
The
coroner's
jury,
Investigating
the
j
B.C.
6iiver
.
death
of
Marshall
Douglas,
an
advertising
man.
found
yesterday
af-Dunweii
ternoon
that
he
had
died
from
injuries
to
his
head
inflicted
by.
a
Glacier
person
or
persons
unknown,
Robert
Moore
and
Augus
Nicholson,
Gladstone
...
,l,..,..Hot.,
.ulwmMl
v.rk
ara
l.!n
kulH
l,v
th
nnttro
nn
rhnriTPS
Ill0PenClenCC
of
murder,
were
present
at
the
inquest
but
did
not
give
evidence.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
inquest,
they
were
taken
back"
to
the
police
.
..
.
...
.
...
...
.
,
,i
i
ii
i
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Lack
of
a
passion
for
"personal
liber-
"lu
porter
wano
ty"
at
leaat
aaves
your
stomach
a
lot:aT
lrlnl
10
P0,,ct
courl
wl"
commence.
(euver
uresi
of
wear
and
tear.
The
body
of
Douglas
waa
found
early
are
charged
with
having
toattered
him
Richmond
Tuesday
morning
of
thla
week
in
a
to
death,
are
alleged
to
have
been
with
,
Coast
Copper
Advertise
In
the
.Daily
New
(hotel
room,
Moora
and
Nicholson,
.who
deceased
on
the
night
in
question.
;6unloch
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asket
I44H
1.64
1.7S
1.41
43
.09
U
JOH
.38
39
.09
U
.09
1,
.03
.00
V
338
2.20
.ISh
.13
.O0H
.07H
.131.
.13
16.50
17.50
1.08
Ml
.)
T-
a
r
11
JDUSIOI1
VjOJI
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
t'hone
457.
Price
Five
Onu
RmsH-RmmN
rrvak
k
ijnlikfi
y
OMICIDE
FOUND
BY
JURY
OVER
BODY
VANCOUVER
MAN
Outlet
for
Peace
River
on
Pacific
Coast
is
Feasible
But
Not
Economical
Project
fl
v
1
7
rw
i
1
-
r
rrm
wwi
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llill
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manes
report
to
nouse
or
lommons
would
watch
developments
!
PRhDOMIN
nnmnTwiiMniTT
AN
1
i
VA,
April
8.
The
railway
committee
of
the
House
of
in
iucth
or
settlers
keaciiinu
ahich
has
been
investigating
the
natter
of
an
outlet
onj
vuvmii.o
ton
viestehn
i
oast
for
the
Peace
IUver
valley,
reported
to
the
House
j
canaua
r
;
:.i
this
afternoon
its
opinion
.that
the
building
of
such
an
'
u-ible
from
an
engineering
standpoint
but
that,
on
econ-i
wixnipko.
Apru
e.
British
born
TieK
the
construction
should
not
be
commenced
forthwith.
Wm
eont,nuc
10
priuninte
over
:,1itie
of
th
rllatrirt
th
rnnnrt
ulil
warranter!
onnilnu.
I
nattonallMe.
.arriving
In
its
development
r
ci-
llrownlee
of
Alberta
advocated
that
the
Canadian
Na
ESSEL
I
Ttrrn
Ooda
for
aettlement.
A
ec-!
ond
Urge
party
reattied
bere
yeterUj
.
morulRf
oer
tbe
line
of
the
Canadian
as
take
over
the
BdmontonDunvegan
railway
as
it
:
Nattoaai
luflwar
Tbe
party
numbered
.
lair
lo
project
t
line
to
the
racllic
Loast
Without
In-
3M
with
about
tblrtyaevea
famlllea
Alberta
government
road
in
the
system.
among
tb
tout
ramlly
group,
numbering
from
fire
TELEGRAPH
ORER&TOR
AND
LINE
REMOVAL
lntlilry
Made
III
l!uU'l
i'f
t'uniiiimm
liy
Lih-uI
Member
In
Itcfrrrnre
tw
Hrlla
ttMiU
Ou
request
of
J.
C.
Brady,
MP.
for
Skorna.
order
of
tbe
Huse
of
Commons
cltl.
to.'ber
VXtx
1
copy
of
11
report
i
nude
by
ofllclcU
of
the
department
In
1
j
relation
to
removal
of
trlegraph
operator
EIGHT
BOATS
disturbing
Elements
AT
VANCOUVER
f
flnfej
AllOI'T
MILLION
lit
lli:i
Id'
tVUKAT
miiiti;i
nam
mh'timikn'
tout
11KI(1
PAHT
WXKK
at
OtUwu
has
been
m.de
for
.
copy
of
'
VANCOUVEK
AprU
ronowm;
all
correspondence
between
resident,
of
VWfct
u
,t
flur,
Bella
Coola
or
ajjy
government
offl-
.
,
the
wcck.
chl
in
tbe
vicinity,
or
divisional
.uper-
,'or
PtlIlcUtu-
UteTpoo,.
M.cc
bush-j
Iniendent
of
ttlcgr?hs.
Vancouver,
or
f
Tjri
hlllfw.t.
.
;
anycr
.11
of
tbe
with
tbe
minister
of
.
n,h
for
j
Dlr.tldjk.
for
Itatterdxra.
at
Pel).
Coola.
and
eoa-ecmcloamg
of
n2
bushcU;
,or
MtBCtartert
5355
th
bubeU.
Panama,
for
Hull.
37,333
busbelt:
Hamburg
with
option
of
Copenhagen.
23.430
buabcla;
for
.Denmark).
74.069
bushel.
Yanan
Mam,
for
Shanihat,
,
257.009
buxhcU.
Protesllaus,
for
Tokoltama,
63X60
bushcla.
During
tbe
month
of
March,
the
fol-
lowing
amount
of
flour
were
shipped
VICTOaiA.
April
8.
Tbe
Ceutral
.rem
here:
'
Itatel
Ltd.
of
Prtnee
Su-icri
baa
been
To
the
Cnlted
K!ncd?m
or
continent.
Needing
Peace
Today
AUSTEN
C1IAMUEKMIN
OUTLINES
ATTITUDE
GOVERNMENT
TOWARD
SOVIET
CAN
AFFORD
TOLERATION
01
14.000
!
LONDON,
April
8.
There
is
no
present
prospect
of
Great
1
liritain
breaking
off
diplomatic
relations
with
Soviet
Russia
it
was
Lctidon
Merchaut.
for
Liverpool.
.77,-'
indicated
by
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
foreign
secretary,
in
a
speech
at
Dirmingham
last
night.
He
declared
that,
with
the
provocation
Russia
had
given
her.
Great
Britain
would
have
a
clear
right
before
the
world
to
sever
diplomatic
relations.
"Such
a
rupture
would
cost
us
nothing
as
a
nation
but
we
are
reluctant
to
introduce
any
disturbing
elements
in
a
world
needing
leace,"
Sir
Austen
said.
"This
reluctance
to
sever
relations
is
hot
a
mark
of
weaknes
but
of
trength.a
Our
position
la
such
that
we
can'
afford,
to
Ulerate
and
disregard
outrage
which
no
government
has
a
right
to
Inflict
upon
another
government
with
which
It
vdibea
to
remain
in
diplomatic
rela
tion.
NO
MOKE
IN
'IRT
MANLEV
ITP
hockey
series
last
night,
neither
Ottawa
nor
Boston
wa
able
to
score-
although
the
engagement
.extended
Into
overtime
period.
The
team
will
go
at
It
again
at
the
week-end
for
the
opening
decision.
i
I0T0RSHIPHIT
ROCKY
ISLAND
.ISKTM
1KAKEII
TO
HE
TOTAL
LOS
NEAIt
1HTCII
livr.noii
CHEW
UAME
!
KtClEl
I$Y
NATIVES
BOSTON,
AprU
8Xn
the
lrt
t
DUTCH
'HARBOBr
''April--
8.
iIh
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
or
roctorshlp
Jakum
foundered
"on
Unt-
wortd
championship
professional
mak
Island,
west
of
here,
oa
Wednes-
dcy
when
a
heavy
gale
made,
her
drag
her
anchors
and
she
tossed
upon
the
rocks
of
the
Island.
It
Is
feared
that
the
vessel
and
her
cargo
will
be
a
total
less.
Aided
by
natives
on
tbe
Island,
the
.crew
reached
shore
safely
and
were
brouzht
here
bv
a
rjassins
easboat.
AUTOS
GOING
TO
PRAIRIES'
SOLID
TRAIN
rONTAINTNO
I5I.WH
UOItTII
OI'
CAKS
SIIIPI'Ell
IKOM
OSIIAWA
TO
WINNIPEO
OSHAWA,
Ont..
April
8.
Prosperous
condlticn
on
the
prairies
were
Illustrated
this
morning
when
a
solid
ttatn
of
forty
cars
containing
automobile
was
dispatched
to
Winnipeg
dealer.
The
contents
of
the
train
were
valued
at
$150,000.
EXECUTIONFOR
YAOUI
INDIANS
THIKTY-SIX
WAItltlOKS,
('APTl
"ItEll
IN
RECENT
RATTLES,
ITT
TO
HEATH
IN
MINOUA
STATE
NOOALES.
Arlasna.
AprU
8.
Thirty-six
Yaqul
Indian
warrtorj
who
were
captured
In
recent
battle.
ljav
been
executed
at
Ortiz.
Sonora.
according
to
a
despatch
received
here
from
headquarter
of
the
federal
force
in
that
atate.
NEWSPAPER
POSTAGE
IS
BEING
REDUCED
Churgr
Cut
rroni
l.,r
to
le
In
MniMire
Pushing
I
Ion
m-
of
CiMiiiiin
on
Tluirsduy
OTTAWA.
AprU
8
A
btU
reducing
pcstige
on
newspaper
frem
lvc
to
lo
waa
given
Its
third
reading
In
the
House
of
Common
yesterday.
Th
measure
wUl
now
go
to
the
Senate
for
ratification
before
Ming
signed
by
the
Oovernor
Oeneral.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
STORE
IN
VANCOUVER
OPEN
TILL
MIDNIGHT
VANCOUVER.
April
8.
Commencing
tody.
the
Robssn
Btreet
government
liquor
(tore
here
will
remain
bpen
for
business
frcm
4
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
until
midnight
on
every
week
day
except
Saturday
when
It
wUl
open
and
close
an
hour
earlier.