m
TAXI
Boston
Grill
VOL
XVII..
No.
01.
and'.
Ambulance
Service)
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
llulldlng
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
of
195
late
yesterday
on
Uio
Kxchaivge.
several
blocks
cJiang-nda,
Predictions
of
record
break-at
quarter
earnings
coupled
with
v
u
VI
pl
CAV
vmi
Mil
aval
in
bly
Influenced
the
buying.
font,
which
has
large
holdings
of
ral
Motors
Mock,
also
touched
a
peak
of
353
while
more
ithan
a
representative
rail
and
Indunlrlal
reached
hlgheit
price
ht
over
months,
the
advances
ranging
one
fc
five
point
.
At
;i
:i;
-
1
r
w
Afir
AKIAW
Middle
age
may
be
defined
as
that
Dcrlou
when
you
reallne
that
a
pain
doesn't
indicate
anything
In
particular.
Another
good
way
to
save
money
Is
i
.ie
more
than
you
have
time
to
pend.
Advertise
In
the
Dilly
News
PWNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
22,
1027
OFFERED
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Slit
AKTUi.R
STELLOIAITLAND,
t
e
m
nl
ei!
of
Labor,
went
to
Euston
Station
to
bid
farewell
to
ii
largt-
number
of
emigrant
who
were
sailing
for
Canada
on
the
White
Star
liner
Doric.
Tin-
rush
tor
Canada
from
England
is
the
greatest
for
many
years,
it
is
said.
Greatest
Flood
Disaster
in
One
Hundred
Years
Visiting
PIONEER
RESIDENT
OF
.
SOOKE
DIES
OF
BURNS
John
sleplieii
Mulr
Sui't'iimlii
In
Vli-lorlu
llukpltal
t'ollimliic
Hurnlng
of
UN
Home
on
Sunday
VICTORIA.
April
22.
-.John
Stephen
Mulr.
aged
60.
pioneer
resident
of
the
Sooke
district,
who
wai
brought
.sixteen
miles
to
hospital
here
suffering
with
curious
burns
after
fire
had
destroyed
his
home
on
Sunday,
died
Lower
Mississippi
R.
Valley
FINE
PITCHING
Almost
sports
show
wide
spread
death,
desolaiionand
desti
uciionlwenty-eight
HMO'TiICDT
AVCn
VI
no
Dlvl
Lhlui)
dead
and
properly
loss
into
millions
HIllLElis
IN
NATIONAL
I.L.WU
K
VKS-
,
TEKIIAV
Miontll
MllltlMMEU
IOIIH
ONI.V
TKN
HITS
IKOM
Tlllt
Ki:
TUIItLEU
NEW
YOHK.
April
33
National
Lea
gue
bus
ball
game
on
Thursday
were
featured
by
pitchers'
performances!
which
v
i
up
to
the
mark
usually
i
reached
about
mM
-summer.
But
ten
hrU
were
registered
from
three
sue-;
esnaful
hurleta.
Dotj
Smith,
former
InflaMer.
enabled
nnmtlyn
o
shut
out
Boston
by
holding
his
opponents
to
tw
scratch
hits.
Ray
Kremer.
pTtchlnf
for
Pitiburg,
held
Cincinnati
to
four
bits
aud
clout
rd
out
a
hooter
hlmaalf
with
one
man
on
bates.
Alex
rocguson.
Yankee
easUoff.
held
the
OisnU
to
four
scattered
blows
en
abling
Philadelphia
to
win
i
to
3.
"
i
In
the
American
League,
the
Yankees
dixpprd
on
three
Philadelphia
rwtrlcrs
for
fifteen
hits
and
thirteen
runs.
The
days
scores
were
as
follows:
National
lemur
Clitctnnetl
a.
PittaburK
3.
Uaeton
3.
DrooUyn
0
ahlcao-St.
Loula
rain.
Philadelphia
.
New
York
2.
Ainerltail
Umur
Cleeland-Chio8o.
rain.
WaahlngUJii
7.
Coion
4.
New
York
13
Pluladelphm
6.
POLICE
SHOOT
HIGHJACKER
IIAIIIIV
THOMAS
WAI.KKIl'
INTO
PO-LICK
A.MHISI'AHE
AT
LOS
,N-UtLK
UVST
NKIHT
LOS
ANOELB3.
April
33.
Harry
Thuitas.
notorious
ht-acker.
was
ahot
and
killed
last
night
when
he
walked
into
police
trap.
Officers,
who
had
been
tipped,
off
to
a
liquor
raid,
were
hiding
in
a
garage
and
opened
fire
when
Thoma,
cuii
upon
the
scene.
MEMPHIS.
April
22.
The
greatest
disaster
to
the
Lower
MiASisfippi
valley
in
more
than
one
hundred
years
is
growing
more
serious
today
with
almost
hourly
reports
of
furtner
widespread
death,
desolation
and
destruction
caused
by
the
furious
flood
waters
of
the
Mississippi
River
and
its
tributaries.
The
number
of
known
dead
is
28
and
the
belief
is
that
the
toll
will
grow.
to
much
greater
proportions.
The
property
damage
is
estimated
high
into
millions
of
dollars
and
more
than
100,000
"are
homeless
and
suffering.
The
state
of
Arkansas
is
most
seriously
affected.
Business
and
Commerce
in
Japan
is
Stagnant
as
21-Day
Moratorium
Declared
TOKIO,
April
22.
A
twenty-one
day
moratorium
was
declared
today
by
the
privy
council
of
Japan
because
of
the
financial
crisis.
The
cabinet
has
announced
a
five
day
session
and
the
Diet
will
be
called
together
on
May
3
to
discuss
the
situation.
Since
the
beginning
of
the
depression
about
the
middle
of
March
it
is
estimated
that
thirty
banks
have
suspended,
payment,
the
total
de.iosits
affected
being
approximately
$
130,000,000.
Ilusincss
and
commercial
stagnation
is
expected
during
the
lcriod
of
the
moratorium
and
department
stores
and
other
places
of
buslnem
are
preparing
for
heavy
-
looses
In
trade
All
banks
in
O.ik.i.
Kobe
and
Kyoto
are
closed
today
f
(lowing
persistent
runs
yesterday
Bu-tncai
is
generally
paralysed.
TEACHERS
FEDERATION
FINISHES
CONVENTION;
W.
II.
Morrow
Elrrtrd
President
and
.
ClKM.vIn-
or
Other
Of
firm
Left
Till
Ulrr
Date
VICTORIA.
April
33.-T1vk
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation,.
'Concluded
the
bulnesi
cf
its
convention
yesterday.
The
presidency
for
the
coming
year
fell
to
W.
II.
Morrow
of
Point
Orey.
Other
officers,
who
were
mt
named.
w1ll.be
selected
at
a
later
date.
MANSLAUGHTER
CHARGE
AGAINST
DRIVER
WHO
'
j
KNOCKED
GIRL
DOWN
VANCOUVER,
April
33
Solomon
Du-fceau
will
be
tried
on
a
charge
o
manslaughter
at
the
spring
asalees
here
aa
a
result
of
the
death
of
Laura
Helrej,
agrd
ten,
allegedly
as
a
result
of
Injuries
sustained
when
she
was
struck
by
a
taxi
Dubeau
was
driving
on
the
Powell
River
wharf.
Accused
was
granted
ball
at
$4,000
b.'
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
In
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday.
BOWSER
WILL
CONSIDER
IT
THINKS
TtMK
I'KEMATl'lir.
TO
MAKE
IIKITNITi;
ANNOI
M'K-.MK.NT
As
TO
Ills
CANIH-
UATI
iti:
VICIOIIIA.
April
.
sutlug
Hint
lip
t-uiioldrrrd
II
premature
to
give
hl
iiusvt
rr
to
Hie
rtit
Ion
unking
III-,
ronviit
lo
allow
Ii
is
name
to
be
mentioned
a
tunilldate
for
Vl-turl.i
riding
ill
the
next
prolnelal
rlertlon,
Hon.
W.
J.
Ilonser,
K.C.,
loriner
prriulrr.
pruml'cd
tluit
lie
would
glie
the
matter
onlilerutloii.
He
made
lilt
pronile
In
uddrrwliin
n
uirrtlng
here
last
night.
PRINTING
BUREAU
JSTO
BE
BUILT
(lovrrniiirnt
lU
Contraet
for
Sllv.huu
strut
lure
at
Victoria
to
Hyan
Construction
Co.
VICTORIA.
April
33.
The
Hyan
Con-Istructlon
Co.
has
been
awarded
the
contract
for
a
new
government
printing
bureau
building
which
will
coat
'$110,000.
T--
i
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing;
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
"l
At
latest
and
best
for
the
lc;mt.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Otu
ONEY
BY
TWIGG
WEKAL
SHIP
IS
STILL
BEING
HELD
A
T
SAN
FRANC
SCO
rial
amoaien
tuna
rrobe
ff
J
in
Victoria
as
New
and
Interesting
Turn
VCI.MIV
ATIl'l.
I
Ml.'f
IIMf
l.'U
tCCI.'inv
fin.-v
iii.'i.imiiv.
.i.ll.iu
mi.
k..
imi
iv..iiiii
iiu.Ji.iHi)
1111,1
wrii.m.w
III.M
MONEY
TO
.MAKE
DECLARATION
AtiAINST
(iOVER.NMENT
VICTORIA.
April
22.
Admission
that
he
had
done
wrong
in
r;
liquor
to
the
government
applying
hi
commissions
as
agen.
..
if.4i..
.
-
e
t
ft
...
...
.ii
j
h:
ui
uiu&uiiuii
iutciiiivn
ui
iuc
i.iuciui
pari)
wan
mauc
uy
n::
f
ar
1W.
former
President
of
Ihp
V.rlnrla
I.flusrnl
Aaarwlatlnn
Libera)
candidate
in
Esquimau
in
the
last
provincial
election,
nursaa;.
session
oi
me
royai
commission,
consisting
of
.Mr.
Y
'r.
.iiimv
.11
iirriM
11
1.
inipnnv.iiini7
aiiiMrannni
pnni.iin.n
in
an
(1
.
worn
in
bv
l.arinw.
J.
II
ramilln.
K
on
r
lh,.
rnnn.
-
l
for
mem
ben
of
the
government.
CUES
AGAINST
WKK
VI.
K
U
I
r
A
IIJjlUl.U
ivniuu
COlNsEL
I
HKAIIO
IIV
KAIL-
PLICATION
Ol"
IU
AWA
A!S
27
The
demand
of
fur
the
abolition
of
.
dlffereovial
waa
the
first
'1
upon
by
E.
r.,
nurtoff.
..u
Cauadian
Pactfle
nail'
t
?y.
rate
oaae
before
the
v,
C
"mmiaaionera
tatted
ooAdlUeaa
in
with
taoae
on
ttie
.-.cc
of
the
rea3oableea
carrying
traffic
over
He
quMed
the
evtdenoe
r
'
tuuuni
freight
vs
;
there
were
long
mi',
u
the
Pactfle
Ter-t
iriitaJly
no
freafhl
,
f
:.:eo
A
RF.R
TAKINh
PLACE
OF
ICE
IMon
ii(i.nsii:i
iMilMrlt
OI'
AI.AiKA
re
'ant.-
conducted
an
Inreatiga-
.irre
for
Ovs
Ottawa
autnoriuet
ccar
if
Alatka.
aava
Mr.
rordf
ar'
coins
back,
he
contend,
ai
u
v.
ivm
a
rear.
iu
wn.
-:j
tea:
urn
la
hut
wuniu
ten.
fran
the
uncovrrltig
of
the
ter-
b3
reccaalon
of
the
ice.
a
crop
ub.i
nnnuM.
a
mi
m
,,
.
im
r
-
-
"
t"
.
tcll
intcreat
to
Canada
In
this
1
sleamcn
will
eventually
booemel
be
..'rested
At
the
breaent
time
traffic
fnt
VIia
V.l
W
nn
TUUM
W
VLV
WWW
HIGH
PRICES
Klltl,
MOTOIIS
AMI
III
TONT
now
m:h.iio.si.
o.is
on
fNTOCK
KXdlASUK
IN
M.W
YOIIK
vy
YOIIK.
April
j33.
Ui
Common
oi
oeneral
Motora
louclfwl
a
nign
interrsgated
Carlow
concerning
the
declaration
et
the
affidavit
which
he
had
worn
to
last
Fetoruiry
38
and
which
U
the
au
cf
the
present
Inquiry
which
opened
J
elerday.
WUneaa
stated
Uut
he
himself
had
dictated
the
declaration
In
the
offlccji
of
Mefattoy.
ORellly
and
le.
local
bMTUtrn.
He
Mid
that
the'declaratlon
drawn
up
on
the
suggestion
of
R
C.
liowe.
member
of
that
firm.
and.
In
Um
next
roun
at
the
tune,
were
Ur.
Lowe.
II.
it.
Pooler.
IlrT
Clem
Davie,
and
II.
D.
Twigf.
"They
were
Utere
to
have
the
dt-sUraUou
nuule,"
Car
low
ukl
in
answer
to
I
efttcrtfan.
Carlow
wai
asked
If
he
u
paid
ay
oaoatey
for
mating
the
declaration
and
answered
that
he
waa
net.
"Were
you
promised
any
jnooey.
directly
or
Indirectly,
for
making
the
de-cttvatloar'
counsel
asked.
-I
waa
promised
1100.
Carlow
replied.
"By
whom"
"By
Mr.
Twajg.
t
aald
I
would
Itoij
tak
U."
Oarlw
anaaered.
Oartow
aaM
Utat
notMi
tlxe
had
btn
peMnteed
Mm.
At
Abe
oprntng
of
the
enquiry.
Mr.
Jueele
MarrUen
announced
Uut
every
alleaauon
made
in
live
laglUtu.-o
throufh
Oar
low
'
affidavit
would
be
Mfted
to
Ue
boUom.
mo
itti.iiiiK.tnMi
VIMIH
KIIOM
lani.i;
or
iioTii,
600KE.
Vancouver
Island.
April
33.
Craaalng
through
a
bedroom
window
of
hole)
here
In
a
high
wind,
a
large
bald-headed
eagle
aniaahed
a
mirror
and
other
breakaole
furniture
before
encaping
according
to
the
owners
who
estimated
the
damage
at
40.
tattt
tf
tf
etttt
TIMBER
ON
COAST
IS
SOLD
TO
DAVIS
PULP
&
PAPER
CO.
IN
EAST
TOKONTO.
April
33,
Announcement
new
aeapori
on
Canadian
soil
cI
lne
Mie
of
tbe
Port
McNeill
Umber
limit
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
n
the
Davis
Pulp
tt
Paper
Co.
tor
3S0.-Ooo
was
made
yea'.erday
by
the
liquidators
of
the
Home
Dank
which
held
tho
property
ART
CONTESTS
ARE
BEING
PLANNED
OLYMPIC
GAMES
AMSTZniJAM,
April
S3.
The
Exccu-live
Oommlttcc
of
the
Dutch
Olympic
Ocinmlttcc
Is
organlrlng
an
International
Art
compotutlon
for
the
five
Arts;
Music.
Literature.
Painting1,
Architecture
and
Sculpture,
which
will
come
off
during
tiw
oivmDlc
Oamea
In
1038.
Details
of
these
competitions
will
be
aiuwunced
later.
Ineffectual
Attempt
Made
by
Officers
and
Attorneys
for
Possession
of
Rum
Steamer
SAN
FKANCISCO.
April
22.
Attorneys
for
the
steamer
Federal
Ship
made
an
ineffectual
attempt
to
take
possession
of
the
vessel
but
were
ordered
from
the
deck
by
the
United
States
coastguards
who
were
in
charge
of
the
vessel.
Oapt.
S.
S.
Sone
and
his
Urst
mate
joined
the
attorney
in
the
attempt
but
left
the
ship
when
Coastguard
O'NieholIs
announced
tbey
would
be
ejected
by
force
if
they
resisted.
Federal
officials
explained
that
the
court's
decision
releasing
the
crew
dealt
only
with
the
charges
against
the
captain
and
crew
and
refused
to
release
the
seized
steamer
except
o
!.rd?r
from
Washington.
Boarding
.
the
Jteaoser
by
the
attorneys
and
fleers
was
to
ten
the
extent
to
which
L'oued
States
cfflciali
would
go
in
bacilli;
up
the
decision.
VASIUNQTON.
April
23.
Minister
Alfaro
of
fsnama
delivered
a
note,
requesting
a
report
concerning
the
telzure
cf
the
Federal
Ship
and
InorJiatlon
re-qardlcg
its
status
in
view
cf
the
de-calcn
of
San
Francisco
courts,
to
the
State
Department
late
today.
When
she
wai
seized,
the
Federal
Ship
was
under
Panama
registry.
,
EDMONTON
t'OM.MEKCIAI.
IIL1S.
KETAIN
TITLE
TORONTO.
April
33
Having
just
a
little
the
better
of
their
opponents
In
a
bard
fought
match,
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Orads
last
night
retained
tbe
'
Dominion
ladlas'
basketban
championship
title
when
they
defeated
tbe
Toronto
Lakesldes
by
a
score
of
19
to
II.
The
western
champions
won
the
round
of
two
games
from
the
eastern
title
holders
by
a
tout
score
of
53
to
38,
the
first
game
having
been
31-31
in
their
favor.
FISH
ARRIVALS
lUliliut
LandlnsH
at
I'urt
Lllit
Two
Ve-el-J
Hrlnj
Today
Are
l
Salmon
I
Halibut
landings
at
this
port
today
are
light,
totalling
only
38.500
pounds.
One
American
boat
Is
unloading
hers
while
sncther
sold
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
Six
Canadian
boats
have
31,000
pound.
The
arrivals
and
sales
this
morning
rvrn
as
follows:
American
Ziz'.i.
10.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
13c
and
7c.
Futward.
4.530
Founds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
13.6c
and
7c.
Canadian
Spindrift.
3,500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fifth
tc
Cold
Storage
Co-
13.2c
and
7c
Nautilus.
6.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
13c
and
7c.
Olbson.
7.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
13.1c
and
7c.
Cape
Spear.
2.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
13.3c
and
7c.
Inez
H..
3.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
13.3c
and
7c.
Impcrcusc.
9.500
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
13o
and
7c.
.salmon
Tsplow.
ijOO
pounds
of
red
salmon.
Booth
Fisheries.
18.5c.
Pup.
450
reds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
16.6c.
FREIGHTER'S
SECOND
MATE
FATALLY
HURT
Victor
Oksii
of
steamer
ITareinont,
Injured
at
Vain-outer,
sueeuinl)"
In
I
Hospital
VANCOUVER.
April
33v
Victor
Okaa.
second
mate
of
the
steamer
Claremont.
whose
face
was
battered
beyond
recognition
when
he
was
struck
by
a
sling-loal
of
lumber
aboard
the
bessel
on
Monday,
died
In
hospital
here
yesterday.
VANCOUVEH
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Wheat
1.48,
Dunwell
1
1.35
Independence
......
.08V.
Indian
,06
Marmot
,12
Premier
2.1t
Silver
Crest
.......
.08
V.
Richmond
.141,
Oonat.
Copper
lSSO'1
Asked
U9
.09
.07
,
.14
3.15
.08
K
'
.15
13.50
GRAIN
LOADING
SOUTHERNPORT
ELKVKX
VESSEL
TOOK
(JltAIN
AtVAV
IKOM
VANCOUVER
THIS
WEEK
rout
KILL
C.IKGOE
VANCOUVER.
April
23.
The
following
vessels
have
loaded
wheat
at
this
port
during
the
week:
Isls.
for
Bremen,
with
option
of
Antwerp
or
Hamburg.
79395
bushels.
Theodore
Rcoeertlt,
for
Oslo',
233.331
bushels.
I
noeraerayt.
tor
KSiieraam,
n.wi
bushels.
Madras
City,
for
London,
29S.C80
bushels.
'
t
Memphis
Ctor,ttonathv,a733ji.
bushels:
for
Liverpool,
with
option
of
Lsndon
cr
.Avonmouth.
21.433
bushels.
Feltre.
Gibraltar
fcr
orders,
311.818
bushels.
'
;
Klnderdyk.
fsr
Clasgsw.
37J33
bush-
els:
fcf
Antwerp.
71.607
busheli.
Tofama
Maru.
for
Kobe.
33J33
bush-
els;
fcr
Yokohama,
33.333
bushels.
'
Erik
Frtzell.
for
Tsumurt.
85.533
bush-
els.
Yoko
Maru,
fcr
Shanghai,
271X00
buthcis.
,
Kaga
Maru.
for
Yokohama,
35.000;
for
Shanghai.
31.189
bushels.
BODY
OF
JIMMY
I
WELLS
IS
FOUND
i
jjlVSTLItV
OI'
Ills
IHNArTKAIlAMK
I
IKOM
1K
AT
XMAS
ITNALLY
I
SOLVED
TERRACE,
April
23.
The
body
of
J.
D.
(Jtmmyl
Wells,
late
prospector
of
Usk.
was
found
on
Tuesday
about
-four
hundred
yards
west
of
Usk
ferry,
belu'.
discovered
on
the
river
bank
after
the
Ice
had
gone
out.
He
disappeared
on
Chriatmas
eve
while
cn
his
way
heme
after
making
a
trip
to
Terrace,
aud
tt
was
thought
at
the
time
that
he
had
been
drowced
while
crossing
the
Skecna
In
a
cowboat.
Constable
S.
Service
of
Terrace
was
communicated
with
and
supervised
the
burial
of
the
remains
at
Usk
on
Wednesday
morning.
BANDITS
VISIT
TORONTO
BANK
TllltKK
MEN.
IIELIKVEIt
TO
HAW-
KEEN
rOKEHiNEKS,
ESCAPED
KITH
$18.-3M
Al
l
KIC
HOLIt-l
l
TESTER-HAY
TORONTO.
April
23.
Forcing
the
manager
and
four
members
of
the
staff
of
tbe
King
and
Bathurst
Street
branch
cf
He
Bank
cf
Toronto
into
a
vault
at
the
point
cf
revolvers,
three
bandits,
believed
to
have
been
foreigners,
yesterday
afternoon
escaped
with
$18,500.
FRANK
PARSONS
IS
.
ALLOWED
TO
LEAYE
Yumomrr
lluslness
Man,
CliargeU
'tilth
Conspiracy
lo
Violate
I
.S.
Liquor
Ian',
Conies
Home
lor
Awhile
SAN
FRANCISCO.
April
33.
Frank
Parsons,
Vancouver
buslneas
man,
who
la
charged
with
conspiracy
to
violate
the
United
States
liquor
laws,
left
for
his
home
last
night
with
the
permission
of
the
Federal
Court
before
which
he
will
be
arraigned
later
In
the
month.