and
Kfitrlt
U.ln
Mtii.
tn
dcaMia
thniugh
an
accident
by
cubl!
and
the
drounlnc
of
the
oaoe
ohaf
of
the
Noble
m
mlna
n
viiniin
at
iai
taiiviti
w
in
'.no
nrltuh
Columbia
Metal.
r-
Mlnes
Regulation
Act
be
more
Act
mvi,m
nun
ntiK
iiuvu
v
am
vil
feflM
iv
IMIIivn
V
wvawifWM
VUI
41Va
a
k
V
J
v
BEAT
DETROIT
TEAM
(iilinr
Im1
Mght
In
AiiUmiioIiIIp
lit'
It
k.....
aaa
a..
m
i..iiu
-v
-v
"ir
in
m
in
iH
W"J
li'rvliiff
Murfihi
Of
Cnnmiair
V
VHnm!1
n
rVim.
-"vf
i,iv
av4tnuta
tvn
wa-
Oruds,
world's
champion
ladles'
u
v
aMIrjitu
UavVM
The
Ideals
cavo
Rood
competl-
.tin
WU'IIKUIUU
$lSim
WIWJ,
1UW-
were
decidedly
superior
In
nlay.
climate
certainly
would
be
Ideal
iv
not
nandicappcd
by
no
muon
HaUbut
farea
marketed
through
the
Fish
Exchange
thla
morning
totalled
13BW0
poundi.
free
American
teaatla
tftancalng
of
112.000
pound
at
bkli
nuglcg
tram
13.1c
and
7c.
to
15.3c
aad
Be.
wbUe
tour
CanadUua
aold
16,000
pound
at
trem
12c
and
7c
to
12.8c
and
to.
The
amvata
and
aalee
were
a
toUewa:
Amerlran
Pioneer.
xa
pound.
Bootn
ruher
.ea,
ti
le
and
7c
Nordic.
34,000
pound
v
Canadian
riah
3c
Ookd
Stsrage
Oik.
13ic
aod
7c.
Democrat.
19XW0
pound.
Pacific
rtah-iwtea.
It
Ac
and
7c.
Onan.
tIMO
poundv
AUln
rWieeiea.
liic
and
no.
Reliance,
10.000
paund.
Canadian
Plh
jB
CoM
Storage
Oo..
14
Be
and
8a.
Canadian
R.
W
.
5.500
pound.
AtUn
ruherle.
t2Jc
and
7c
Verna.
7
.000
pound.
Canadian
Ftata
4c
Ooid
Bturae
Oo..
12.4c
and
7c.
B.
A..
2.000
pound.
Canadian
Flah
ts
Mi
Storage
Co..
12c
and
7c.
N
and
8
.
1.500
pound,
to
Royal
lah
Co.
12.6c
and
7c.
Revision
of
prayer
BOOKjS
PROTESTED
IiiiiIoii
Piillir
Mad
In
(Jlirll
IHMurlMiiiT
WrrW
Wlirn
Arc
liliMmp
of
l
ull-lerlmrj
f-tlns
LONIWN.
April
27.
The
police
had
tu
guell
a
disturbance
at
Queen'i
Hall
taut
nlgnt
whrtt
heckler
Interrupted
the
Arolibtahop
of
Oanterbury
with
protesU
again!
the
recent
revision
of
the
Book
'.if
Ccminon
Prayer
of
the
Church
of
England
on
Uto
ground
that
It
waa
poplah."
MIIATHKH
ItiroltT.
rriiicie
ltuert.
Overciwt,
calm;
trni-
porature,
37.
Terrae.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
43.
tUiMWcocl.
Cloudy,
calm,
trnip.
40.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
41.
Alice
Ann.
Rain,
cahn,
temp.
44.
Anyo.--Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
48.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
43.
llarelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
SO.
rain
all
nlpht.
Smlther.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
42.
Burn
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
40.
WliltoJton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
36.
Dwon.
Clear,
north
wind.
temp.
2S.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
146
1.46H
B.C.
8llvcr
Count
Copper
Dunwcll
Glacier
Qladatone
Howe
Sound
38.00
3800
Independence
Indian
Marmot
tvii-tor
Idaho
Richmond
Silver
Crest
BunlocJt
Bid.
Asked
1.80
1.90
"
13.80
14.00
1,40
1.43
,08
H
.08
N
M
.37
30.S0
,08
i
,08
M
.06
H
.07
Si
.1SH
.14
Vi
.13V,
,14
H
,10?i
.17
O0U
.00
,A2
leadership
At
Br:klyn.
the
Olants
hammered
two
pitcher
hard.
Terry
setting
a
boner,
a
two
bagger
and
a
single.
Cincinnati
ato
hit
hard,
batting
Or-bcrne
from
the
box
In
the
sixth
when
Oonaalea
hit
a
long
single
with
the
base
loaded.
Jones,
who
followed
Osborne,
waa
rapped
tor
six
runs
before
he
went
to
the
shower.
The
day's
scores
were
as
follows:
Amrrli
an
true
ur
Pbiladajphia
9.
Boston
8.
St.
Louis
2.
Cleteland
6.
Washington
-New
York,
called.
Dere(t
3.
Chtaago
9.
Nulhinsl
'Ijrazur
New
York
7.
Brooklgn
1.
Doatoo-
PhUad
etphla.
coM.
Onsoago
i.
OIiicumuiQ
8.
Ptttslwrg
9.
St.
Louis
S.
IXKil'i:
MT.t.MH.VU
j(lunal
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
8
4
.606
New
York
8
3
.727
PlttatHirg
8
4
.668
mUadespMa
7
4
.636
Boats
7
8
S38
Chantgo
4
7
364
OtnoUmaU
4
9
J
08
Brooktyn
2
11
J64
AinrrU-an
New
York
8
MS
WawalntTtoti
7
S
J83
St.
Louis
5
4
JS6
Philadelphia
6
8
Mi
Detroit
4
4
.600
Cleveland
6
6
J100
Chicago
6
7
.462
Boston
3
9
SiO
RICH
STRIKE
OF
ORE
MADE
uTAMrriiK
ioi.i.oM
ni(ii:itv
Ol'
IXU.I.AU
A
lOIM
MIN-
i;ni.
m:aii
iiLi'nsi.it.
tVASII.
Ili:rt
H1.IC
tValilncton.
Arll
SI.
l:rnirl
of
a
rlrli
gold
Mrlke.
I
mllrt
west
i.f
here.
raiieil
u
ruh
of
tl
hiimlntl
wr.niiH
li
Ihe
tlrlulty
I
Turxiln)
anil
nriirl)
a
hundred
rt.ilm
were
xtakeil.
Alter
examining
ore
lintuelit
In
bv
)r.rrl
itk,
I',.
M.
Tuldv.
department
of
the
Intrrlnr
oirii
lal,
ilrt'Ured
II
run
u
ilullur
In
the
mmiil.
Up
lr.
lured
lliul
It
ii
Hie
rlrlict
lire
Unit
lie
IiikI
rur
errn
iinil
Unit
It
liHiked
I
mi
rixmI
In
lie
Jti-t
u
HH'ket.
Severul
nilurK
ure
iipcrutlns
In
the
il
1st
rlt.
RAILWAY
INDUSTRIAL
MEN
VISITING
CITY
It.
V..
W.
lilt
uuil
W.
II.
M.
Jhntin
Spending
Couple
of
iu
llrrr
R.
C.
W.
Lett,
superintendent
of
the
natural
resources
branch
of
the
Indus,
trial
department
of
the
Canadian
Na
tlonal
Railways,
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
today
accompanied
by
W.
It.
M.
Johnston,.
Industrial
agent
of
the
same
branch,
who
ha
'been
recently
ap
pointed,
and
who
la
being
shown
over
the
territory
by
iJr.
Lett,
they
will
iipend
a
couple
of
days
In
the
city
and
,wlll
then
procred
to
the
Interior.
Mr.
Lett
axplalned
that
they
were
on
a
tcur
of
lnpectlon
of
the
district
In
connection
with
the
work
of
their
department.
He
said
people
were
resitting
ithat
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert
de
Haifa
AIUJIEK
GET
JT
explain
this
spleti
iidl:
dirigible
Los
Angele-.
said
lo
oe
MANITOBA
t'AKM
LAMIS
lUKIIIKK
1'U.IK
IS
Ki:.t:ilKl
WINNIPEG,
AprU
27.
Hundreds
of
acres
of
farm
lands
ad-Joining
the
Asslnbolne
river
near
Vlrden,
Manitoba,
and
Brandon
are
umlsr
water
touay
and
It
Is
believed
that
the
peak
of
the
flood
has
been
reached.
A
number
of
towns
people
were
removed
and
boats
and.
Improvised
rafts
were
In
general
use
today.
AMERICAN
FREIGHTER
COMING
TO
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
TO
LOAD
The
American
steamer
Santa
Isabella
Is
coming
to
load
a
full
cargo
ot
lumber
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
tor
U.S.
Atlantic
ports.
The
vessel,
which
Is
due
about
May
10.
Is
expected
to
take
a
cargo
of
approximately
1,700.000
board
feet.
ADAM'S
APPLE
WINS
THOUSAND
GUINEAS
Cull
Hov
smuiiiI
uml
Sickle
Third
lllj;
Hair
ut
NrMinurkrt
TiHluy
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and;
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
land:
Exchange
IJuildlnc
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
27,
1027
Price
Five
Cent
USErH
SAMEY
LOSES
HIS
APPEAL
TRANGE
MARINE
CREATURES
APPEAR
JV
THE
SOUTH
noeal
Court
Sustains
1
1
otiutuLt
ui
ueuin
wr
Essington
Murderer
APPLICATION
FOR
NEW
TRIAL
REJECTED.
KILLER
LOHETTA
C1IISIIOLM
WILL
GO.
TO
GALLOWS
ON
.MAY
23
01
VH
TOUIA,
April
27.
The
Court
of
Anneal
which
haft
been
1
u
....
I
;
....
1
1
I
I
tl
1
m
a
a
a
;:o
wa.v
tiotivicted
at
Prince
Iiupert
AhuIzcb
of
the
murder
i,n
ur
n
m
i
n
iinv
sa.
nitr
vnr
in
nnm-nnnn
itetiwijwii
TY
COBB
MADE
GOOD
TUESDAY
was
tviioi.t;
Mimv
in
ami:uican.
lumi:
GvuitviiEN
nmaiiLi..
I
nil
t
beat
boston
NEW
YORK.
April
27.
TT
Cobb
m
'
I
the
whole
how
In
the
American
League
'
yesterday
when
Philadelphia
overcame
a
I
i
ran
Boston
lead
to
win
out.
Cobb'
tale
heme,
teemed
three
hut.
drove
In
1
two
runs,
scored
himself
twice
and
ended
the
ntc
with
a
clrcu
catch
unassisted
double
play.
In
it.:.'
National
Letsrue.
homers
bv
I
Wrigh:
end
SouUiworth.
with
two
men
the
r
densio.,.
dimming
the
appeal.
Aa
a
mult
of
this
dH,cTtlt
CTTZ
1
1
f
ti
i
a
a
.
t
.,
-.
.jg
jui;
i
i
uit
itui'vik
tarn,
iut
ciultci
mil
on
May
25,
the
date
having
already
been
advanced
pending
the
rime
c)
the
appeal.
R
BOARD
r.
Hoed
held
a
meeting
latt
1
'or
her
discussed
plana
lor
4
season
Cruaed
to
put
on
a
4rtve
tor
lie
Northern
B.C.
.
1:
lutril
Association
and
jt
Board,
by
the
aale
of
od
the
hetetng
of
a
mneclion
with
the
rati
x-y
decided
to
go
Into
the
c
a:
a
apecial
Meeting
:
a
'
fc.
nn
mm
at
.-
r
.rd
wiu
be
presented
,x
approving
of
the
proposal.
!
iif
the
tMMMlnf
of
c
.ie
ground,
waa
not
too
t
would
entertain
the
a:d
gi
ahead
to
make
tola
one
c
mc:
attractions
of
thla
fall
3
:.
well
attended
and
l
u:
i::rcd
tiiat
the
ftnt
connldera-f
board
-:i:mtd
be
the
rleaninu
:
pc
yea.-
a
defu
:t
MAKE
MINES
SAFE
FOR
MEN
MIX
Jl
HV
KU
uriiiitivn
ifl'-
'
irr.iiiia
.11
n
lii.i
mi
MliMl.XTIONS
n
(lOM
UN-
mi;.t
idlnR
that
Olaf
Dcekman.
Henry
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
today
i?nnn
irs
it
i
n
iinnmnin
--
j
i:ht
conmdi:iiation
or
iMiinirntv
management
vxinrtnvn
TAnriir
i
I'ltr
Amrrwan
and
luur
Canadian
t-m-N
Markrtrd
Valine
This
Morning
AS
HUNGi'.Y
as
anybody
else,
which
ruijipLd
kirehe
i
of
the
United
States
'resided
over
Eddie
Cook,
who
is
famous
Xor
hia
Irish
stew
Sea
Serpents
Make
Appearance
in
Howe
Sound
and
Drive
Fish
Away
Say
Settlement
Residents
i
VANCOUVER,
April
27
Two
sea
serpents
have
driven
all
the
llsh
from
the
waters
of
Howe
Sound
off
Gibson'rt
Landing,
Howen
Island,
fifteen
miles
west
of
here,
according
to
the
stories
of
several
reildcnts
and
visitors
to
the
settlement.
Frederick
rarjpell
said
he
.was
fishing
without
a
"bite"
in
a
rowboat
Tiear
Gibson'
Landing
at
the
week-end
when
the
water
suddenly
broke
and
two
"serpents"
reared
their
heads
and
necks
six
feet
above
the
surface
within
twenty-five
feet
of
his
small
craft.
He
described
their
heads
as
two
feet
broad
with
enormous
mouths
under
which
hung
pouchei
of
loosa
in
NEWMARKET.
AprU
27
vAdom's
Ap-
pic
won
the
Two
Thousand
Guineas
Btake
here
today.
Call
Boy
was
second
j
skin.
The
eye
wue
bulging
and
the
tapeied
necks
were
of
a
pinkish
color,
blotched
yellow.
ParneU
ssld
that
be
at
first
remained
motionless
with
ter-i
or
but
recovered
hi
nerve
In
a
moment
and
called
to
hi
brother
Oeorge
who
was
cn
the
shcre
nearby,
whereupon
the
creatures
disappeared
below
the
surface.
A
man
named
Smith
reported
seeing
a
similar
denizen
of
the
sea
In
the
vicinity.
"I
thought
I
saw
seals
and
lions."
said
another
man
named
Park"
and
I
was
so
interested
that
I
watched
closely
and
I
am
convinced
It
was
a
sea
serpent."
FAILDREOF"
COMMISSION
rilKI'AltATOIIV
IHSAK.MA
,M
K
N
T
isoiiv
at
;i:m:va
uoks
not
rn.HL
its
i.i.otti:i
TASK
GENEVA,
April
17.
The
prrparu-lory
illariiiauirnt
roiiiiiilwlon
ud-Jiiiriieil
jt
night
Hit
limit
liutlng
fulfilled
lit
allottrd
tank
of
pre-(Miring
u
draft
trrutv
to
prolde
fur
the
mliittliMi
of
urniainentH.
President
l.uUrn.
In
u
tuleilirlor)
uilrirrv.,
hoMetrr.
Onljrnl
Unit
the
-miulv.lou'n
work
In
the
lut
five
HiTkK
had
ilMiiiinslrutnl
that
u
Mhrdiilr
tor
a
illviriiiuinrnl
eon-frrrui-e
prurtlrully
assured
lor
I
lit-
future.
The
trouble
with
a
lot
of
persons
Twenty-three
horses
j
Is
that
they
are
ashamed
to
apologize
wnen
tney
are
wrong.
Forty-Five
Gunboats
Ready
to
Fire
on
Hankow
Should
Protection
Be
Necessary
-
I
Prince
Prince
Ri
SHANGHAI,
April
27.
Forty-five
gunboats
were
stationed
in
1
River;
7.:
the
Yangste
River
today
wjth
'guns
trained
pn
Hangkow.
While
on
abeam
Iv
the
surface
the
situation
appear'
quiet,
there
is
much
tension
and
rumors
persist
that
the
British
are
planning
to
retake
the
concession.
A
great
deal
of
looting
is
reported
to
have
taken
place.
Vast
cr6wds
in
Hangkow
arc
listening
to
street
corner
speeches
by
radical
leaders
and
although
the
authorities
reiterate
that
.there
1st
nn
rlpalrp
in
attack
fnrotirnara
thura
la
fear
nhvorthplfsa
that
Worst
Political
Graft
He
Has
Ever
Seen
Says
"Honest"
John
at
Probe
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
iM
ANSON
TELIS
HOW
CARLOW
TRIED
TO
CONTROL
PARTY
REGINALD
HA
't
WARD
DENIES
ALLEGATION
VICTORIA,
April
27.
That
it
was
the
worst
piece
of
political
graft
he
had
ever
heard
of
was
the
declaration
of
Premier
John
Oliver
in
referring
to
the
action
of
Frank
Carlow
in
exacting
the
;
um
of
$5,000
from
L.
G.
Thomas
for
his
(Carlow's)
influence
in
1
obtaining
a
foreshore
lease
for
Thomas
at
English
Bay,
Vancouver,
in
giving
evidence
on
Tuesday
before
Mr.
Justice
Morrison's
com-:
mission
investigating
the
Carlow
charges.
-j
Attorney
General
Manson,
on
the
stand,
said
that
Carlow
had
I
tried
his
be3t
to
keep
control
of
the
Victoria
Liberal
Association
i
despite
other
Liberals.
"Carlow
waa
justs'
1
,
r.e
of
the
barnacle
that
faiten
them'
.elves
tc
a
party.
Both
parties,
unfor
tunately.
have
such
barnacle,"
said
Ur.
Manson.
Reginald
Hayward.
MIA.
for
Victoria,
declared
"acsslutely
I
aire"
wai
the
statement
of
P.
J.
Slntunt,
frrmer
solicitor
for
Carlow.
that
he
(Hayward
i
iugeated
to
him
that
It
would
be
better
to
handle
the
Carlow
charges
by
throw-.ng
the
documents
on
the
screen
a:
election
time
and
then
ask
Premier
OUrer
what
answer
he
had
to
give.
Ur.
Hayward
stated
that
he
was
told
that,
U
he
did
not
wish
to
buy
the
Information
c!
Carlow'.
lu
could
buy
stock
in
a
company
In
return
f:r
the
affidavit.
"I
informed
him
that
I
would
rather
be
ot
liquor
through
the
firm
"represented
by
him.
NEW
FREIGHTER
TO
REACH
VANCOUVER
SOME
TIME
IN
MAY
The
r.cw
freighter
SS,
Ardgarvel
the
Union
S.S.
Co.
of
B.C..
which
bound
out
frcm
England
to
replace
S3.
Chllliwack
on
the
coastwise
freighting
run.
Is
expected
to
arrive
In
Vancouver
early
In
May.
She
Is
due
at
Panama
'
Canal
In
a
few
days.
j
The
ship
had
a
hard
test
on.
the
lrat
leg
of
her
veyagc,
England
to
the
Azores.
JAPAN
IS
THIRD
running
Into
the
heart
ot
the
seasonal
gales.
She
proved
herself
a
staunch
CANADIAN
heabont.
It
Is
reported.
From
the
Axorca
she
has
encountered
good
tM
UK
LESS
UKI'OltT.
H
a.m.
D1CBY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
calm:
barometer
29.M:
temperature.
37:
sea.
smooth;
8
cm.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Klewnuggctt.
northbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Showers,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer
29.62;
tem
perature,
40;
light
swell:
8.10
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
towing,
toarge
Blscayene.
abeam
False
Egg
Island,'
bound
for:
Skldegate;
8.30
p.m.
spoke
Steamer
Any-!
ox,
bound
for
Stewart,
130
miles
from;
Stewart:
9.43
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Prince
j
abeam
Egg
Island,
northbound;
8
am.
1
poke
steamer
Anyox,
Powell
River
for
Rupert,
170
miles
from
Powell
.30
am.
spoke
steamer
Catala
Ivory
Island,
southbound.
'oon
'
DIODY
ISIAND.
Snow,
fresh
S.E.
wind;
barometer
29.60;
temperature
38;
moderate
iwell.
BULL
lUnnOR.
Shower,
fresh
8.W.
wind;
barometer
29.72;
temperature,
43:
ta
moderate.
pended
largely
on
the
development
ot
1
coolies,
saturated
with
radical
doctrines
about
"Imperialism,
will;
it
I
probable
that
a
much
trouble
the
hinterland
such
aa
that
now
going
fail
to
contain
themselves
in
critical
moments
and
an
outbreak
may
has
been
caused
by
halt-truth
as
by
on
at
Topley
and
Smlthers.
.
'
occur.
out-right
Ilea.
BEST
CUSTOMER
CANADIAN
E.M-OKTS
TO
KLOWFItV
KINGDOM
(iKEATLY
1MKK.YSED
VANCOUVER.
AprU
27.
Canadian
exports
to
Japan
during
1029
lncreaned
ij
11131.430.
as
compared
with
the
previous
year,
according
to
figure
released
here
by
the
Japanese
consulate.
Japan
la.
now
Canada'
third
best
customer.
Canadian
vhHt
anri
!itmhr
cut
of
public
life
than
play
dirty
poll-
,
acc(mntt1
for
the
r
of
lies.
I
turned
down
all
his
proposl-
j,,,
tlani,"
Mr.
Hayward
said.
i
.
I
.
Experts
from
Canada
to
Japan
dur-II
All
NO
KNOWLEDGE
;m?
yeaf
M
a37J92.453.
Han.
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean,
minister
of
.h,,h
rf
.....
i
v
aaavM
u,nt
(uui
a
aw
u
i
,wb4kc
fiVi"
finance.
emphatleaUy
denied
know-'
any
K1J)23
of
t5SQajsfn
Lum.
.eage
oi
an
aucgea
nquor
aeai
,or
ra-
eU
.d
Ing
campaign
funds
and
said
that
he
had
refused
to
listen
to
Carlow's
suggestion
that
money
be
raised
through
liquor
commissions.
Moreover.
Dr.
McLean
aald.
he
warned
Carlcw.
tor
the
gocd
of
the
Liberal
party,
not
to
pro-
j
reed
with
anv
such
DroDCsal.
i
io
the
value
of
18.242.121.
as
compared
;wlth
t5.463.089
during
tiie
previous
year.
Zinc
and
lead
formed
the
third
largest
Item
exported.
The
market
for
Canadian
butter
and
beef
has
also
Improved
while
trade
In
t
h..in.
a,.
cIwm
and
condensed
.milk
also
show
hl!laR
la
ller
no
political
influence
had
affected
develop-
...
.
.
.
I
Inir
tng
from
fmm
a
1553
in
In
1923
10"JS
tn
to
alllTMS
1167.733
tor
trrr
tealings
with
Carlow
and
the
purchase
the
past
year.
Imports
Into
Canada
from
Japan
show
the
largest
Increase
In
textUes.
fibres
and
other
products,
these
Increasing
from
15.438.331
In
1923
to
7.-308.41
last
year.
Silk
cloth,
woven
and
Imported
for
the
purpose
ot
being
dyed
and
finished
In
Canada
was
Imported
to
the
value
of
I2.588.45J.
an
j
Increase
cf
approximately
one
million
01
,
and
a
quarter
dollars
over
last
year.
EXPLANATION
OF
PARSONS
AFFAIR
LEGATION
AT
tVAXIUNO.
TON
IS
TOLD
HE
IS
INVOLVED
IN
SMI
GGI.INO
PltOJKCT
WASHINGTON.
AprU
27.
The
Department
of
State
advised
the
Canadian
legation
yesterday,
that
Frank
Parsons,
Vancouver
Insurance
agent,
was
Indicted
In
San
Francisco
on
a
prohibition
law
violation
charge
because
he
Is
alleged
to
have
landed
In
San
Francisco
In
connection
with
a
smuggling
project
In
which
the
liquor
'
htden
vessel
"Malahnt,"
now
reported
off
the
coast
of
California,
la
Involved.
INSPECTOR
FOR
RAIL
BOARD
PASSES
AWAY
Rupert,
abeam
Sunny
Island,
north-1
.
bound;
8
aon.
spoke
steamer
Mlna
Brea,
:
Dentil
of
Stanley
Brown
Oerurretl
sud-
ilrnly
ut
t'rrntim
Yrxterduy
VANCOUVER.
April
27.
Stanley
Brwn.
aged
flftyscven,
who;
had
be-ccme
well
known
throughout
British
Columbia
in
his
capacity
aa
Inspector
tor
the
Board
ot
Railway
Commissioners,
died
suddenly
at
Crcston
according
to
wcrd
received
by
Brenton
Brown,
a
brother,
.
and
a
prominent
Liberal
worker.
It
.was
thought
once
thi
automobile
would
take
more
people
to
church,
but
It
seems
to
carry
a
lot
of
them
right