25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
nnd",
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Huildlnj
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
:,""Hv,
Ltb
T
&!
Vol.
XVII.,-No.
114.
lUIIUUM.
(
IIMM
I
IIWI.
IWI.i
AUK
IIH
l.r:i
BELUNOHAM,
Msy
10.-J.
E.
Costan,
n'-"a;tcr
)f
Vancouver,
on
Saturday
j
lit
Pt
Hitbwav
and
brought
to
the
til
:cre
early
Friday
morning
ml
-
:a
ndltlon,
at
hts
daughter'
t
91
watt.,
nf
irm
T:
t
-i
is
the
victim
of
aphasia
at
:l:c
t!.
hvlnir
th
fnurth
attack,
he
,
The
father
said
Canadian
physicians
i
MM
!.
IIOI.UMt
II
I.
to
in:
i'aiii
this
m;ak
OM.V
T'
;ht
It
is
cxiK-ctctl
the
tax
rale
tsi.l
VVIIIlTIlb
i:
WO
klllUUkii
will
be
probably
52
mills
on
tho
GRANDSTAND
COLLAPSED
"M:
IIUI)
AND
Mlllll.'
THAN
FIFTY
INIl
llED
AT
PHILADELPHIA
HAIL
(lAMi;
PHILADELPHIA.
Mv
lfi.
Frodcrlck
Haas,
so
yeart,
of
age.
died
from
shock
"na
more
than
fifty
people
were
Injuria
wncn
a
portion
of
the
flooring
of
the
grandstand
of
the
Philadelphia
National
League
baseball
park
collapsed
ouring
a
game
hero
Saturday.
KILLED
SPEEDING
AROUND
A
CORNER
SEATTLE,
Mav
16,
Charles
TurDln.
20
Jwrs
of
age,
an
electrician,
was
killed
n'r
here
carlv
fiunH.u
Mh.n
cored-
to
-"'iiVU
mm
A
..nlai
'
Bin
i
COURT
OF
REVISION
ON
VOTERS'
LIST
IS
IN
SESSION
IN
CITY
Court
of
revision
on
the
1927
provin-
cisl
voters'
list
is
being
held
today
by
Oovernmcnt
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt.
I
More
protects
than
usual
are
being
n
challenged.
The
protests
,n:r.:3a
while
the
two
were
shopping
"
:i
Vsn:
uver
while
carrvlni
six
light
s"""'
!
XS
which
ih
ntlll
hart
when
Dlcked
district,
llf
in
uonservative
ana
uuxzni
organizations
hare
entered
protests.
At
the
morning
session
of
the
court
some
fifteen
or
so
pewons
had
presented
thornselvea
personally
asking
that
their
names
be
placed
on
the
list.
CUld
llritallv
Hiunn...
a
1lrlrinlV
ILK
ADOUI
nail
:-mc
During
one
of
.
inr.i.i
iiui;
these
SET
TAX
RATE
a
douen
had
appeared
to
she
defend
themselves
ngalnst
their
names
being
protested.
The
court
closes
at
S
o'clock
this
afternoon.
ILM.CS.
PATRICIAN
COMING
TOMORROW
Ciiiriilliiil
HiKlroycr
Will
l.e
Oprii
for
Piilillc
liipi
lion
'1'i'ri.dii.v
uml
iiliirsdiiv
AIlrrniKHis
JIMCB.
Patrician
will
arrive
In
port
nt
30
tonufrrow
rtrnofii
for
a
five-day
stay
according
to
n
meMiific
received
this
morning
from
Capt.
Apicw,
commander
of
the
destroyer,
by
Lieut.
-
reu,
maxing
a
reduction
in
u.q
nlTlr.,.
will
i
it
-ri
km
voiuitvrvr
-
-
tiic
proixwal
to
tax
Improvements
i
'
wi:.riii:it
ucroitr
Prince
Rupert.-
-Clear,
onlm;
tcmpcr-
aHuc,
w.
Terrace.-
air.
windy,
temp.
41.
,
,
Ilosawood.
Clear,
calm,,
temp.
44,
,
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
43.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
4a.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
62.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
temp.
42.
Haaclton.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
40.
Bmlthers.-Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
47.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
i,
Whltehorsc.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
SO.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
44.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
Coast
Copper
Glacier
Gladstone
.
.
.
Independence
Indian
L.
&
h
Premier
auto
laiied
to
make
the
turn
and
rorier
77L4JV
WRECK
Bid.
Asked
1.62
U
1.70
1.75,
11.00
'
11.00
.00
U
.08
K
.25
.20
'i
.00
.00
.06.
.07
U
.lot;
.n
'
2.09
2.10
.13V4
.15i
.oti
.natv
I
Identified
with
the
dpvflonment
of
the
.
""
-'"""""ifresh
water
fisheries
In
Manitoba
pn
.an
the
Army
the
British
and
Navy
Derby.
swceps.ak.es
extensive
scale.
TERRACE
TO
CELEBRATE
I'ltOdKA.W
AIXII'TKH
HI
It
JIT.II.IK
i:VKNT
AT
INTKUIOIt
TOWN
ON'
DOMINION'
IIAV
Ti:i!i:(
K,
M.-y
IR.
Trrruee
l
In
lime
M
ll;
Julillrr
frlrlinilluii
on
Dominion
li.il.
At
u
iihi'IIiir
of
the
irlrlirullun
i-ominlttrr
Irldny
ernln
u
rrjMirt
of
A,
II.
llukrr
fur
Hip
prn(rm
ciiiniiilttrr
oiilllnln-llirlr
iriiMNiN
wu
adopt
rd.
The
MiiRrani
nllj
Iir::
I
II.
a.m..
tvrrclvrs
by
I
Iir
clilltlrru
In
Hunk
Siiiurr.
1
1
.ii.iii..
I'aruilr.
AllrrniMMil
IkiKi-liall
uml
fiHilliull
K
nil
nc:
I'H'l.iy
iif
llrrworks.
I
l.iK
niMiis.
I'll
ll
l-
tlaiier.
To
IIiwiikt
Hie
rtrnt
u
d.llliT
will
Iir
lirlil
In
in-
3,
(iilln
lion
lioxri
will
Iir
il.i(T(l
In
Murrx
ami
pub-lie
plaers
Uml
ll.ui
will
he
sold.
Alwi
ii
I'iiiiipmIiiii
fair
rrfrrlimrnla
will
he
sold
lu
S,
Klrkiilily
tor
I
lip
ball
grimmW
ami
ilanep
li.tll.
WHITNEY'S
HORSE
i
O
Canada!
Our
Home
uml
Native
lamri!
True
patriot.
love
In
all
thy
sons
fumiuuml.
iiiiu
iiitinins
iirari
hi
pit
hoc
ii-.-.
The
True
North,
strong
nnd
,'free"
ranging
fr.
t.i
1234
anil
oe
to
13.2c
and
7c,
while
.Ivc
CailsdAni.
sold
30.700
pounds
at
frcm
XS
aad
7c
to
12Xc
and
7c.
TTc
day's
arrival
ajtl
sale:,
were
as
follows:
:M
A
M
i
:
11
1
tit
N
ilval-j
Sumner,
33,0'JO
pounds.
Canadian
Fish'
&
C?!d
S;.ri;c
Co
I2.Cc
and
Cc.
Vanfccc,
4S00O
pound.
Paclf.c
Fisheries,
13.1e
ar.d
7c.
Havana,
30.C00
ptunds.
Booth
Flshcr-ru.
1
12.0c
and
6c.
Crunvoll,
23,000
pounds,
B'joth
Ftsher-cs.,
'
i3c
and
7c.
Tatoosh.
21,000
foun
M,
Atltn
FUhorics,
12
Oc
and
6c.
Senator,
24.030
pounds.
Royal
Fish!
'
1
Co..
13
tW
and
7c.
Impcrlil,
11.000'
pounds,
Canadian
;
ftih
Si
Cjld
Storage
Xik.
12.3e
and
Cc.
j
rrcav;rt.
4.C50
fuondX
Atlin
FtehtrJcs,
i
13..C
and
7e.
.
J
NAII.N
Oape
Spencer,
3.0CO
(
pounds.
Booth
FUhertes.
12.2c
and
7c
j
Reveille.
10.OU)
pounds.
C.iaadim
Fish
"
U
Cold
Storage
Co
12
Cc
and
7,0.
j
tll.
800
,poundsfc,JiLdian..
rj.,
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.23
and
7c.
Uncme,
8,000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
123c
and
7c.
N.
&
a.,
2.200
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
12
2c
and
7c.
LOST
IN
FOG
OFF
,
CANTALINA
ISLAND
SAN
PEDRO.
May
16
-Thc
full
rigged
I
ship
Bohemia
with
a
party
of
movie
j
actors
and
others
aboard
was
lost
in
the
fog
eff
Santa
Catallna
Island
and
werej
located
by
seaplanes
23
miles
off
Avalon.
:
Besides
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker
of
Prince;
Rupert;
Rev.
Victor
H.
Sansum
of
Kls
plox;
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
of
Hazelton,
and
Rev.
William
Allen
of
Terrace,
whoj
sailed
from
here
last
night
on
the
steamer
Prince
George,
Rev.
William
Deans
of
Ocean
Falls
joined
the
steamer
at
the
paper
town
this
afternoon
to
prcctcd
to
the
conference
to
be
hsld
In
Vancouver
this
week.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
nnd
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
riMNCE
RUPERT,
C.Cj
MONDAY,
MAY
1C,
1927
fumes.
The
Olar.ts
drew
a
few
notches
ahead
f
the
Hold
by,
frctuliig
Cincinnati
for
l.c
srcind
time
In
a
rjw
while
Uic
V.inkca
added
.
to
their
lead
though
:dle
throuijh
the
defeat
of
tltc
Wh'.tc-
.nx
hy
Uic
AlhleUcc,
their
nearest
stri
iihavh
si'ouks
N'atliiiial
l-asnr
PHtshur?
C.
riiiladclph'a
1.
St.
Louis
3.
Phlbdelphla
12.
Cincinnati
1.
New
York
2.
Chicago
7,
Boston
2.
Anirrtran
Ij-ajnr
Washington
2,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Louis
12.
Others
rain.
MMl.WS
SCOKKS
'
National
I,;m;iii
Clrcir.na.tl
3.
New
York
6.
Pitt
.urj
9,
Brooklyn
6.
America
n
l-eajiic
Erslon
2.
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
6,
St.
Louis
8.
Others
rain.
HOP-INGYET
FIND
AIRMEN
THOt
(illT
TniiV
MAV
IIAVK
TAKEN
llCH
(ill
IN
roUTl.NK
IIAV
S01:TII
Of
NK
W
H)
I'M
LA
M
ST.
JOHN'S,
NrwfliU
May
HI.
I
oil
ii
up
ll.iy
Hiklng
Into
I
Iir
will
III
Miorr
of
Nrw
foil
nd
land
It
I
hrd
may
liavp
provril
u
rpfujr
for
I
lip
Wlillplilnl
anil
the
Frrnrli
tran-Alliintlr
flyers
NuiiiresMT
anil
toll;
Word
lias
been
rrerhril
from
Ocean
I'nml,
ps
than
100
miles
put
of
flip
bay,
thst
a
plane,
ap-iaipnlly
pxiH'rlPiirlns
motor
trouble,
pasrl
ovpr
that
town
lat
Monday
nml
this
led
tlip
uulliorltlrs
tT
nk
Hip
I'rpnrli
lit
St.
Plrrrp
and
.MIiiiipIihi
In
go
to
the
buy
nnd
make
u
lliorou;li
search.
A
erulsr
ainonc
I
hp
small
fishing
Ull.iecs
of
I
hp
snutli
ciNist
will
adorrdliijly
bp
ma
dp.
Raid
on
Soviet
House
Was
to
'
v
Obtain
a
War
Office
Document
Not
Authorized
for
the
Public
LONHON,
May
1G.
Questioned
regarding
the
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ii
M'tli:...
t
,....
1
1
u.
I
.,r.
(.,1,1
lli.
W.Ull
KcNlULIvI
Uhlt)I
i
House
of
Commons
during
a
crowded
and
animated
session
that
the
information
sent
him
Hy
the
secretary
of
war
last
Wednesday
satis
LOUISVU.LE,
May
10.
The
firty-thlrd
renewal
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
was
won
by
11.
P.
Whitney's
Whiskery
with
K.
E.
Wldcner's
Osmand
tecond
and
E.
U.
McLean's
Jock
third.
The
tunc
for
tho
mile
and
a
quajter
was
two
minutes
six
seconds
and
the
race
was
worth
to
the
winners,
31.000.
fied
him
that
a
certain
official
document
was
or
was
said
to
have
been
in
possession
of
someone
on
the
premises
of
Arcos
Limited.
The
police
had
taken
possession
6f
certain
papers
which
might
bear
upon
the
matter.
The
document
in
question
had
not
been
found
but
he
was
satis-fltsi
that
It
Is
or
was
In
Soviet
House.
sons
were
known
to
have
been
at-
Tt.-
.tun
sin
nil
on
guiirii,
11
minion,
(
We
stand
on
giuiril
for
I
lice.
O
Canada,
glorious
nnd
free!
Wp
stand
on
guard.
r
stiiuil
on
guunl
for
Hire!
O
Ciiiuidii.
we
stand
mi
guard
for
tlicc!
1
O
CuiiiiiIiiI
Where
pines
uml
maples
grow,
flrrut
prulrles
spread
una
lordly
rivers
flow,
How
dear
to
us
thy
broad
domain,
Fro
in
Fust
to
Western
Sea,
Thou
land
of
hope
for
nil
lio
loll!
Thou
True
.North,
si
rone
and
free!
O
(
'a
nnila,
glorious
nnd
frt-rl
We
stand
on
guard,
we
stand
mi
guard
fur
tlicc!
O
Can
11
(I
a,
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee!
a.
.
It
was
one
of
.which
unauthorized
per-
i
tempting
to
obtain
copies.
Official
Version
of
Canada's
National
Anthem
"()
CANADA"
Official
sanction
has
been
given
lo
tho
Weir
version
of
the
Cana'dlan
National
Anthem
"0
Canada,"
and
It
lias
been
endorsed
by
numerous
organizations
and
public
bodies,
including
the
Vancouver
City
Council.
An
effort
is
being
made
to
unite
on
these
words
so
that
there
may
not
be
the
usual
jumble
of
sounds
whenever
an
attempt
is
made
to
sing
this
song.
The
following
is
the
complete
set
of
words,
but
the
first
verse
only
is
generally
used!
O
Cun.ul.i!
Helical
h
thy
shining
skies
May
stahvart
sons
and
emtio
maidens
rlsr,
To
krep
Hipp
Kteiiilfiist
'tliViiiijIr
Ihr
)puM
Front
Eust
to
Western
Se'i'i,
"
"'
(Mir
own
lieloird.
iiutlve'linuil
Our
True
North,
slrone
liiid
frer!
'
'
'
1
'
'
(I
Canada,
glorious
und
free!
'
W'p
stand
on
guard,
hp
stand
mi
Riinrd
fur
Hire!
"
(
Canada,
wp
stand
on
guurd
fur
Hire!
...
Ruler
.supreme,
Who
heurpst
Imnililp
pniypr,'
Hold
our
Diiinliilon
In
Thy
loving
eurr.
-Kelp
us
to
find.
O
(loiL
In
TIipp,
A
lasting,
rich
rrward,
As
uultlng
for
Hie
llrtlrr
Day
W
ever
stand
on
guard.
O
Canada,
glorious
mid
frrr!
WV
stand
on
guard,
we
stuml
on
guurd
fur
Inept
'
O
Cunmlii,
wp
slnnil
on
guard
for
Hire!
.
wit.'
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
.
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'honc
157.
I'rfre
Five
Out
LAKE
SUPERIOR
l
V
I
B
'M
1"
I
ff
I
M
R
1
M
ff
BS
K
l'
JTW
m
fll
flV
1
Aft'
It
1111
n'ff'ff
irafn
Crashed
Into
a
Slide
and
Engine
Was
Buried
Sand
and
Mud
EM'KESS
MEETS
ACCIDENT
IN
EAST
NIP1G0N,
May
1C
When
rounding
a
curve
at
a
high
rate
r
,
i
ik..
.mm.
f
ii
ii
....
i.ni
r
ir
.
ii
I'liu
mi;
buovHwwiiw
v..
.iv.
ii..aoi;iii;i;i
t.iiu
iiuni
ia
Luutu
i
I
.
..
I.,.1
l.'.l..
.
!!..
t
t
l.
..
T.i
:
rnaiivu
iiiiu
u
i.wiunnuu
nimc
miiua
irum
nuru
.vuiiiuruiiy.
mignti'iT
li.hn
llmrrrntl
l
ntlm:i
11
llllfvuv
h
u
nml
Al'i
mnn
IV
I.
klfUnnlrio
Vlil
-....
.....
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J
.
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.......
.
,
,
...
......
1H...
aw.
...tt...
I
.....I
or.
..
t:..,.i
i.,..t...i:.,..
n
t
..
r
!...
lancv.
D.C..
who
was
returning
to
Finland
on
a
visit,
and
tun
neonle
.
.1
..
1
.
A
n
;i
i
m
ncse
colonist
car.
First
aid
was
rendered
to
the
injured
by
Dr.
Cauchon,
a
Van-
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LOST
MEMORY
in
i.
ii
i
f.
it
iir
i.i.iutir.
i
ni.-v
iincron
wandered
when
MltMTIMJ:
I
IOIN1I
ACROSS
HORDKIl
ONCE
WENT
TO
CALCAKY
The
injured'
were
taken
to
Port
Arthur
by
special
train.
The
locomotive
when
It
struck
the
'obstruction
left
the
rails
and
tumbled
down
an
embankment,
practically
bury-
.:ig
Itself
In
mud
and
tAnd.
The
mall,
i
express,
colonist
and
cafe
cars
also
;
jumped
the
track.
The
other
cars
remained
on
the
rails
but
plied
Into
the
colonist
car.
Mod
of
the
derailed
'coaches
caught
fire
and
the
mailman
J
was
severely
burned
when
attempting
to
rescue
the
bogs
of
registered
mall.
(Considerable
mail
was
destroyed
Indud-
WINTER
FISHING
Pl.tNS
ItEI.Ml
MADE
Hilt
DEVEI.OI'-
.ment
of
imm'strv
at
fran-i
iiis,
haiiine
ami
eraser
lakes
Hi-vlng
investigated
lhe
p-mslbtlitle'
cf
winter
finning
In
such
lakes
Francois,
Frascr
and
Bablnc
with
which
they
expressed
themselves
as
quite
satisfied,
J.
H.
Johnson
and
Olof
Johnson,
well
known
San
Diego
fWi
dcolers,
arrived
In
the
city
on
yesterday
after-noon's
train
from
the
Interior,
whero
they
have
been
for
the
past
week,
and
sailed
south
on
the
Prince
George
last
night.
Natural
conditions
proved
quite
pleasing
to
Messrs.
Johnson.
Now.
that
these
have
been
looked
Into
such
questions
as
freight
rates
murt
receive
attention
before
anything
definite
can
be
decided
upon.
Ifcere
Is
a
pssslbllly
that
something
In
the
nature
of
a
very
substantial
industry
may
result.
They
explained
that
there
Is
a
very
promising
field
for
the
development
of
the
fresh
water
winter
fisheries
on
account
of
the
close
season
on
halibut
which
curtails
the
supply
of
fresh
fish
In
the
winter
months,
particularly
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Messrs.
Johnson
htve
already
been
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
TO
I'AI.
Or'
2W.0O
I'OIMIS
Of
IIAI.I-Ill
T
AT
liXI
IlAMiK
THIS
M(ll!MMi
llaClxit
laiullnsi
at.'thls
port
todov
totalled
230300
pouni.
cifht
Amcrteau
NEW
YORK
IS
Labor
Members
Wa
h
Out
of
the
WELL
IN
LEAD'
Btitish
House
of
Commons
as
a
norii
ti:ams
makk
oain
as
n
rrottst
Against
Lb
Day
Limit
hit.t
or
wr.v.K
kmi
iaies
in
j
'
mil
MiAiii
ks
A
EONDON,'
May
1G.
All
the
Labor
members
of
Parliament
'
walked
out
of
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
in
protest
when
new
Yo.tK,
May
i6.--wider
enps,
ircmIer
jaidwin
moved
a
resolution
limiting
the
debate
of
the
-.f.rited
the
league
leaders,
the
New
,.
,
.
...
,,.
..
,,,
vessels
wiling
loaso)
a'
fcounu.
at
faiteL"
rivals
,.
as
.
a
.
result
.,.
of
...
the
,
latent
....
'
i
The
principal
feature
in
the
bill
is
a
clause
outlawing
strikes
of
a
coercive
nature
and
operating
as
a
curb
against
both
the
labor
unions
and
the
employers.
After
the
group
had
left
the
House
the
resolution
was
carried.
Already
the
bill
has
passed
its
second
reading,
which
is
the
endorsement
of
the
principle
Involved
and
vhlch
is
always
taken
prior
to
goln
Into
committee
in
regard
tp
the
de-1
tails.
The
labor
group
-look
on
the
bill
as'
t
fa'.c!stl
movement
and
Is
fighting
it
at
every
point
of
its
progress
through
the
House,
but
It
has
the
unanimous
backing
of
the
large
Conservative
majority.
IIIKNCII
rilKSIDKNT
IS
UlEST
OK
KIM1
(iKOIUiK
IN
LONDON
LONDON.
May
16.
President
Doumergue
of
France
and
party
arrived
here
this
afternoon
for
a
four
day
stay
as
the
guests
of
King
George.
STEAMER
CALLS
HERE
,
'
'
BRINGING
SERIOUSLY
I
INJURED
POLE
MAN
The
1464-ton
American
freighter
H,
W.
,
Baxter,
Capt.
Mapsson,
which
has
been
loading
poles
at
Massert
Inlet,
was
In.
port
this
morning
bringing
Leon
Little-field,
head
of
the
Baxter
camp
there,!
for
hospital
treatment.
The
vessel
ar-
rived
In
the
harbor
at
9.20
and
clewed
for
Jervls
Inlet
at
1130.
She
was
piloted
from
outside
Holland
Reck
by
i
'
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
of
the
Fedsrat
pilots
of
British
Columbia.
It
.-was
the
vessel's
first
call
here
thoujh
she
tuuj
loaded
on
the
Islands
several
times.
WINNIPEG.
May
16
-
Except
In
Manitoba
where
farmers
have
had
adverse
weather
conditions
to
contend
with
wheat
seeding
Is
well
under
way
at!
over
the
oralrles
and
should
be
com-
plctcd
this,
week,
according
to
the
fourth
police
raid
Oil
j
wcckl,
cro
r(.port
ot
tn
Canadian
.
Nnttnnnl
rtnllwavs.
Seed
Ins
hi
Manitoba!
generally
Is
likely
to
be
from
three
to
five
days
behind
Saskatchewan
and
Albert!
A
vcrv
considerable
Improvement
in
conditions
has
occurred
In
Alberta
dur
ing
the
past
week
and
wheat
seeding
In
that
province
Is
frcm
sixty
to
ninety
per
cent
finished.
This
combined
with
the
fact
that
there
Is
an
abundance
ot
moisture
In
the
soli
Is
giving
rise
to
much
optimism
among
the
farmers
of
the
province.
Saskatchewan
is
net
as
far
behind
as
Manitoba,
but
a
considerable
amount
of
wheat
seeding,
remains
to
be
done,
not
more
than
sixty
F""
cnt
having
been
completed
In
any
part
of
the
province
It
Is
expected
that
all
seeding
will
be
ftalshcd
this
week
and
work
Arthur
Bredson
was
fined
25,
with
th
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkenness.
WAS
DROWNED
SWEPT
OVER
WATERFALL
INTO
Wllll.I.rOOI.
IN
STAMP
UIVEIt.
AlliKKM
VANCOUVER.
May
16.
H.
Alexaudir
Marshall,
manager
of
the
AlbernI
Paclfla
Shingle
Mills,
was
drowned
when
swimming
In
the
Stamp
River
near
Port
Altera!
yesterday,
according
to
word
received
here.
The
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Marshall
are
pioneer
residents
of
Vancouver.
Marshall
was
caught
In
the'
swift
current
and
swept'
over
the
waterfall
Into
the
whirlpool
below.
The
victim
served
lh
the
Royal-
Alr
Force
and
In
Northern
Russia
during
the
war
and
was
well,
known
In
Vancouver
'sporting
and
social
circles.
PRIZE
CREW
NOT
DRUNK
DIVISIONAL
COMMANDER
DECLARES
MEN
COIT.II
NOT
DKINK
FORTY
CASES
OF
Llt.lOlt
SAN
FRANCISCO.
May
16.
Lieut.
Frank
Austin,
divisional
commander
of
the
UJS.
Coastguard,
denied
that
his
prize
crew
was
drunk
while
bringing
Mr.
Llttlefleld
sustained
a
broken
leg
the
seized
liquor
laden
Federalshlp
Into
and
other
serious
Injuries
In
an
accident
j
gan
Francisco,
as
reported
In
a
Van-at
the
camp.
couvcr
despatch.
WHEAT
SEEDING
NEAR
COMPLETE
The
coastguards
have
no
records."
I
said
Austin,
"but
I
dont
think
one
i
of
our
crews
could
drink
forty
cases
of
llqucr
during
the
time
we
were
bring-
ing
the
Federalshlp
into
port.'
STIKINE
OPEN
NAVIGATION
THREE
ISOATS
STARTED
I
P
STREAM
SATI
KDAV
HITII
III
I'AsSEN'liERS
AND
FliEKillT
WRANGELL.
May
16,
The
Stlklne
River
opened
for
navigation
late
Saturday
when
three
boats
of
the
Barrlngtoti
fleet
sailed
for
Telegraph
Creek.
The
Ha?.cl
B.
II.
carried
forty
passengers
while
the
other
two
were
loaded
with
hcrses
and
mining
equipment.
GATES
OF
SING
SING
CLANG
AND
MURDERERS
MAY
NOT
LEWE
ALIVE
OSSINGTON.
N.Y.,
May
16.
The
gates
ot
Slrig
Sing
prison
swung
open
today
to
admit
Mrs.
Ruth
Snyder
and
Henry
commenced
on
the
sowing
of
the
coarser
i
Judd
Oray
and
clanged
shut
behind
grains.
Snow
and
rain
Interfered
with
operations
In
Saskatchewan
la.it
week,
tout
not
to
the
same
extent
as
In
Manitoba.
The
Vcgrevillc
district
of
Alberta;
DIs-ley
area
of
Central
Saskatchewan;
Bate-man
district
.near
Gravelbcurg;
and
one
or
two
portions
of
the
Weyburn
area
report
that
wheal
which
was
sown
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
Is
already
showing
above
the
ground
The
area
between
Carbcrry
and
Brandon
Is
the
only
one
In
Manitoba
to
make
a
similar
report.
them.
Birring
successful
appeal,
the
Queen's
village
housewife
and
her
corset
salesman
paramour,
jointly
convicted
of
the
murder
of
her
husband,
will
never
.pass1
through
the
gates
again
alive.
Both
are
under
sentence
ot
doath.
TE1MNJURED
WHEN
FELL
INTO
COAL
MINE
SCRANTON,
Pa.,
May
16.
Ten
men
were
Injured,
nine
seriously
.when
a
cage
in
which
they
were
being
lowered
Into
the
Johnson
mine
ot
the
Scranton
Coal
Company
dropped
sixty
Teet
to
the
bottom,
f'