5
sT
TAXI
and;
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
(
i.mli
Kirhnrnri
Itnilflinp
MA'IT
VIDECK,
Prop.
a
distinct
promotion,
the
:
ens
of
the
moat
Important
A.
consular
service
in
the
:s
the
elder
daughter
of
Mi:
W
1
fisher,
tii
Fourth
c
t;c-
She
last
visited
here
live
w.
!
her
son
and
daughter.
AIN
SHIPPED
OM
VANCOUVER
V
Mlt'lllMtN
M
IMIItT
MfTst
ttfVfl
a
a
sana-
-
ai
1
a
a
'
.
rira
trrtvin
rnrrit
mil
ni
nv
f
VuicouTtr
during
the
week
Jut
w
s
.
IUI
iiailWIVTlA
,
aw.
for
Havre,
with
option
of
rrn.
iri
in
ft.,...!..
ihsii
Mt
SIM
Ua.uiieiHI4
"
"
i
a
VI
fftWIA',
I1.V1V
""""'
a.
VI
ISVVT.
IllivVtf
MM"""'
Maru,
for
Kobe
71X8J
bushels.
II
rnn
iuat
CHAMPiONSHIP
IV
.
.
'"I
NKIIIT
I1Y
ttlMlXIU
TRAM
AT
W1NMPI.0
rvNTbfr
w
...
last
night
in
the
baatefjall
gaue
l
WJV
4UHCTS
ITUlkU
pvvmvm-
f
U.
Dominion
toMketball
chm-
'tis11
wiien
mry
pwipm
-
aalnt
the
same
team,
Advert!
D
the
Dally
Newt.
'iliilath
Libr.r
I
Pi
Wheat
Cot
Oopncr
Independence
Indian
L.
A
L
Premier
Porter
Idh
Silver
Crest
Surf
In,rl
v.,
KLTARY
OP
AGRICULTURE
PROMISES
TO
I.
KM)
MONEY
WHEN
TIIKY
AUK
HEADY
TO
USE
IT
H
POST
FOR
IRVING
LINNELL
V-LW
til
MH
AL
ItliMIIENTf
mi
r
tin
i
n
niri
ou
tnc
(AKii.it
heiie.
i.ni:
mi.
ii
oiikk
13
(
jpltal
l
Canada
c
vco
jfttrOtJ
in
the
t
N
UnneU.
formerly
.
;-oul
here
and
(or'
the
with
headquarter
of
Sate
at
Washington,
t;
;
to
succeed
Oat.
J.
t
i
States
eonaul-
C'
,i
x
as
a
youitf
Amertaaa
la
entered
the
United
-'-ci
at
tu
con
ml
in
f
-
R-ipiert
lit
aoon
became
t.
it.
a
year
or
ao.
;
)
-utr
Then
he
P
nirurii
Fnaland.
ahere
he
r
:.t
a
few
year
before
brtnf
:
Department
of
Slate
head-Wssmgton
where
he
ha
le
paat
three
or
four
year.
mr::i.
a
coniul
general
at
Bid.
1,55
.09
H
.07
11
2.0S
.16',
.07
.014
.
.mm
AV
mWmW
Mk
.bbm
tAKMERS
THEM
KANSAS
CITY,
May
C
In
an
addreiw
at
a
banquet
at
the
i
.t
,
.
t
r
.
i
i
-
I
i
1
1
r
r
1
1
1
.
.
i
.
1
1
i-
i
lu
.
niivuk
f'wi
ivtuvi
-iiv;
wn,
iiit.v
,i4l,t'v
louciai
-r
f
.
I
-
.11
,
1
t
I
.
Mtin
i
uf
in
uKiii-uikuii,
i4,
uiuiiiiik
unu
tiiu
uuirituiua
i
m
noiievtrr
r
r
ady
and
know
what
you
want,
come
to
Washington
and
i
twenty-five
or
more
million
of
dollar
at
a
low
rate
of
In-
'
i
k
paid
back
over
a
Ions:
period
of
year
bo
you
don't
have
'
ta
the
bank
and
sign
a
note
and
you
will
hare
no
trouble
in
i.ig
i
Yuu
can
nee
what
progress
our
friend
in
Canada
have
made.
We
in
Washington
are
wilhiu
and
anxious
to
brtp
fN
solve
your
pfob-
kms.
but
do
a)t
UHt
of
a
world
wheat
pool
soiling
ateacy
until
you
have
sen
your
own
bouse
in
order.
You
have
cample
aoom
to
all
the
inaoblcery
the
Canadian
poet
axmban
hve
workM
out
and
you
eta
profit
by
their
ei-
,
perienoe."
KANSAS.
May
6.-
Next
year's
lotcrna-;
Uool
post
eoortrvnee
wUl
be
'
IhM
in
waurn
Canada.
It
wm
virtually
:
decided
that
It
altouM
be
la
enter
'
Winnipeg,
rteftn
or
Oaitsary.
l,lMi
cK
Kilt
4
IHMlls
HIIJ.M
rtlli
4
l.lljl
lilt
hlllPMWTM
WINDSOR.
Ont..
May
o
V.
Deck.
forr
frsbt
arnt
for
the
CNR.
at
WatkcrelUc.
In-
formed
the
Rflysl
eaenatamlon
in-
reattfruac
the
euatoma.
that
he
paid
a
taouaajtd
Oollari
a
or
load
for
Itawtat
hocua
btlU
of
laatoc
la
ooauxiotlon
with
liquor
shipments
la
tM.
Tha
mouey
was
reoaived
from
a
aaa
tumed
Kemp.
CANADIAN
BOATS
ONLY
SOLD
CATCHES
TODAY
None
out
Canadian
boau
sold
their
catch
at
the
exchange
this
morning,
there
being
no
American's
ta
part.
Moat
of
the
os
tabes
changed
hands
at
1120c
and
7c.
two
boat
going
few
points
higher.
The
following
were
the
sales:
proapertUy
A
.
11.000:
Ingred
It..
7.000;
snd
rannte
r.
7.000.
to
Cold
Storage
t
1
3.30c
and
7c.
Duodaa.
10;
and
White
Uly.
S.600,
to
tt-yal
Flab
00.
at
U.lOc
and
7c
Msyftower.
3J00.
st
13
lOe
and
7c.
Kayt"-".
SO!),
st
IS.MIc
and
1c:
H.
tt
a.
8.000.
at
IS
50c
and
7e.
to
Atlln
rih-erles.
LOCAL
JAPANESE
WAS
ORDAINED
VANCOUVER
Ai
the
ordination
held
at
St.
Tsui's
Church,
Vsnonurer.
on
Sunday.
May
1.
the
ltcv.
11.
II.
Hsddon.
curate
of
St.
rnul's
Churoh.
and
the
Tie.
J.
K.
Dsn,
B.A..
of
St.
AikJpcw's
Jspancse
Mission.
Prince
rupeit.
we
ordained
to
the
priesthood
by
the
Most
Rev.
a
U.
de
Pciteler,
Aronuisnop
m
WclmlnUr.
SCHOOL
EXAMINATIONS
victoUA.
May
.-
To
strcai
the
les-
sons
of
con
federation
the
department
of
rducstlon
Is
srranglng
n
special
examination
in
Canadian
history
In
both
the
puate
,nd
hUh
school
of
the
province
snd
prises
In
these
subject,
will
be
swarded
to
those
In
highest
sunding.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Asked
.11
.07
W
.12
207
.ien
.07
V,
.02H
outline
of
the
events
leading
up
to
this,
lie
went
on
to
ahow
how
each
of
ttvo
prairie
provinces
-
and
finally
Urttlah
Columbia
became
confederated
sfcd
pointed
to
the
manner
in
whlci
these
had
developed
In
the
past
sixty
year.
Uueh
uf
the
progress
be
attrt
butsd
o
a
sane,
broadmlnded
policy
on
the
pert
of
the
leaders
-and
statesmen.'
In
an
excellent
peroration
the
rpcaker
pointed
out
that
Canada
greatest
achievement
wss
the
magnificent
par-she
played
in
the
great
war
and
he
concluded
with
Colonel
Macrae's
famoui
lints
UNIONBlLL7
HAS
PASSED
M:(-0NII
HKAtllNtl
(iUKN
TO
mi:.w
in:
io
ct
itTAiL
POWtlt
PITK
(IP
OPPOSITION
I.ONIKIN.
May
0,
The
lliu
of
ruiiiin
!!
nljlit
wrtl
the
er-onil
r
rail
In;
of
I
lie
Truilrs
I'nlon
ISIII
after
llir
Ijilntrllr.
luiil
trlnl
to
prtilon;
the
drliate
nt
the
ru
litiiiury
hour
but
rrr
prrtrntrl
lit
Mr
UoiiEla
lli'er
Imuklns
the
clew
ire.
Uhrn
llir
imilioii
of
i.
It.
Cljnrs
to
re
Jet
t
the
bill
Mil
put.
It
uu
ilrlrulrU.
RIDLEYHOnlE
SALE
SUCCESS
HA.A
lt
lti;
l.lKII
(iOOIH.Y
I
lilt
LOCAL
INSTITUTION
LS-TLIIIIAY
AITLIINOON
The-
proceeds
of
the
Rldiey
llonte
Bamar
yesterday
In
the
Metro
pole
Hall
was
IS37.10
made
up
as
follows:
Children's
clothing.
.
MJ.OO:
fancy-j
work.
1117
05;
miscellaneous.
100.4S;
plain
-sewing.
7.23;
tea
room,
40.7Q:
plants,
143.75;
home
cooking,
S43.43;
second
hand,
37.40:
fishpond,
20.C0;
candy,
f
23
35;
palmistry.
16.50.
The
following
ladies
assisted:
Mrs,
J.
O.v.Stcen
In
the
tea
room;
Mcsdanves
PatiiKTe,
Darton,
LcPlne.
Rochester.
O.
Mclod,
Evans,
Abbott,
Davidson,
Thomson,
Smith.
McAuley,
Tang.
WU-son-Murray.
Cashier.
Mrs.
Hunter.
Those
pouring
sea
were:
Mrs,
Prtngle,
Mrs.
Andrew
and
Mrs.
Hsrt.
Omitted
in.
previous
list
of
stall
holders
and
helpers
were:
Mcsdamcs
W.
P.
Price.
Stohart.
Skattcrbol,
C.
Edwards
and
the
Misses
nnett.
Cross,
Rudge,
and
Sugar.
Boys
from
the
Ridley
Home
gave
willing
assistance.
COMMITTEII
Kill
TRIAL
Ah
Wong,
Chinese,
charged
with
con
ducting
a
lottery,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
MoClymont
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
He
will
appear
before
Judge
Young
this
afternoon
bor
ball
to
be
set.
E.
T,
Jones,
city
solicitor,
is
prosecuting
while
L.
W.
Patmor
sppeara
on
behalf
'of
arruMed,
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
FRIDAY,
MAY
6,
1027
mud:
nti:u:ns
miowh
marki:ii
mi
nr.
has
ihcow:ki:ii
thai
AIIII.ITY
AS
I-IIILIC
M-KAKM1
IN
AIHIKKMS
tAT
MlillT
student,
who
left
last
night
lor
the
aouth
to
take
part
In
sn
oratorical
contest
bit'
Tuesday.
lor
the
cham
pionship
of
BC
spoke
brlclly
In
the)
Went
holme
Theatre
before
leaving.
It!
i(ui:aslii
popiianox
doi:
.NOT
.Milts
INCKKA'.KII
UN-
)
EMPLOYMENT
Bruce
Stevens,
the
local
high
school
1
DEVELOP
HINTERLAND
Canadlsn
National
RaUway
passed
and
the
development
of
which
would
result
in
Increased
prosperity
for
this
port.
Ur.
Brady
sld
he
fstznd
that
the
peo
ple
in
the
East
arc
anxious
to
Icjv
ttr'l
i
Brttlsb
Columbia.
This
Indicated
that
greater
publicity
In
the
Em
was
ncedsd.
A
steady
and
persutcat
rff
jrt
should
be
made
ta
fora
JbeaUejUsu
of
Eastern
Canadian.
British
andKmcrlcan
inter
ests
on
British
Columbls.
Today
B.C.
plsyed
a
smaU
part
only
in
the
affairs
ol
Canada.
The
tnctlve
powtr
was
gen-crated
mostly
In
Ontario
and
Quebec.
The
provinces
to
a
large
extent
controlled
the
destinies
Vt
the
country.
Many
dreamed
of
British
Columbia
en
tering
Into
her
proper
destiny
for
she
was
undoubtedly
the
treasurehouse
of
Canada
but
unless
the
people
of
this
province
took
steps
to.
get
to
the
lore.
they
would
drop
back
In
the
race.
Mr.
Brady
spoke
of
money
which
had
been
wasted
by
government,
not
by
the
present
ono
but
by
those
that
had
preceded.
They
had
been
spending
money
on
small
things
and
leaving
the
big
thin;.
The
two
great
railways
wrre
among
the
greatest
powers
In
opening
up
the
country.
But
they
hsd
also
provincial
governments
and
public
spirit
but
unless
the
latter
was
aroused
thev
could
not
hope
for
progress,
tie
looked
u
to
the
public
Uiemeclves
for
help.
They
could
learn
to
overlook
petty
things
for
until
they
oould
do
this
they
could
not
hope
for
the
putting
Into
force
of
an
honest
continuous
program
of
development
tor
the
province.
The
.people
must
j
fcrget
their
locallalma
and
co-ordinate
their
efforts.
Until
he
hsd
seen
the
l
other
parts
of
the
country
with
his
1
own
eyes
he
did
not
real
lrc
the
Important
part
which
each
lection
of
the
i
country
played.
Rcferaucc
was
made
to
the
forthcom-
1
Ing
Diamond
Jubilee
of
the
country.
'
They
thrUled
as
they
looked
back
for
l
sixty
years
and
realised
the
progress
that
had
been
made.
He
hoped
to
see
a
complete
change
In
the
national
out-(continued
on
page
six)
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
r.'
i
POLKII
Ol'T
A
lt(ir:it
HITII
TIVII
ON
lltoi:
IN
tLCtf.NTH
MtAME
VK-
ti:i:uav
;
l
Itlillft
t
ot
I'MMi
or
I'l
liLIC
OPINION
eastern
teams
oj
the
defensive
In
the
,lntrll
ON
OPIAI.NO
OP
l-KAIT.
Ill
tit
iOllltV
National
Leslie
ttday.
Hornsby
a;aln
!
touched
off
the
b
g
gun
Taursday.
polln3
was
a
ci!-deilTcred
oration
on
Canada,
lovt.a
hotner
with
two
runners
on
bsn
atxl
was
well
received.
IIU
diction.
'
j.
c.
Drsdr.
MJ-
In
addrewlnz
the
to
clinch
the
victory.
His
circuit
cmash
fnnMr
and
phraalrg
were
almost
per-'Prince
ltupert
luitary
Cub
yeivcrUi)
j
was
the
climax
of
sn
eleventh
Inning
feet
and
It
will
be
safe
to
predict
that
;
etalcd
that
he
hid
leu-:icd
as
a
result
.
rpurt
that
upset
Jcnsc
Pc'ty
after
be
la
thene
points
at
least
he
will
not
he
of
his
recent
experiences
tliat
'.ucreakcd
!
blanked
bis
fees
for
five
innings.
ecJtpiicd
by
sny
of
the
other
candidates
population
did
not
mean
inaca.ed
un-
Too
much
time
and
stress
was
given,
employment
and
that
Immigration
was
perhaps,
to
the
peroration
but
be
has
the
key
to
the
problems
cf
both
tlx
promised
to
rectify
that
when
he
speaks
prairie
provinces
and
EntUh
Columbia,
in
Vancouver,
lie
undoubtedly
has
the
Hf
believed
there
wouH
be
no
tmctuploy-
gift
of
public
speaking
snd
the
present
mcut
if
the
peep
were
slvu
a
square
j
opportunity
should
be
a
great
aid
In,
deal.
People
should
devote
themselves
j
developing
his
powers.
1
to
a
drllnlte
system
of
gctwng
in
the
In
his
sddres
Stevens
pointed
out
'proper
people
to
develop
the
resources
that
confederation
of
the
provinces
was
i
of
the
province
and
esjKciaUy
In
Aecur-scoomfdsihcd
by
tlte
Brttlsh
Morth
I
ing
the
development
oi
the
tntericr
America
Art
of
1
SCI
and
he
gave
a
brief
!
valleys
tbr.ugh
which
the
lines
of
the
The
second
division
team
staged
a
general
uprising
yesterday
In
the
American
League,
which
sent
It's
eastern
clubs
westward
today.
Natlwiiiil
la;ne
rhUad-lpbla-Eohton.
rain.
St.
Louis
4.
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
1.
New
York
.
Amrrlmn
Ixa;ue
ClcvrUnd-St.
Louis,
rain.
Beaton
8.
Phllsd'lphia
2.
Chics
so
2,
Detroit
3.
New
York
I,
Washington
fi.
WHEAT
MIPS
FIVE
CENTS
Pttlt'K
CLOKII
YESTEKllAY
AT
1,V.
AITEII
III
I.LIMI
.SENTIMENT
II
111
111
LEU
MINMrEO.
May
li.
rrantlr
MTaiuhlrs
on
the
wrt
uf
tnulrr
to
krrurp
uppllr
rarrletl
a
best
priiTH
In
new
peaks
at
the
grain
exchange
hrrr
ie4rrity.
llullUli
kentlmrnt
from
irl;n
wurcn
anj
adseie
wrHthrr
rondltluno
In
the
CanadUn
grain
lielt
trmlrd
to
rhrtk
the
flow
uf
ofIrrlu;
and
Mnt
the
price
from
a
,liade
lelow
1
1
-Hi
to
31.23.
CARRIED
JAPANKE
TO
SAFETY
FROM
AN
APAPJMENT
HOUSEj
SEATTLE,
May
.
Thirty-one
Jsp-
j
anesc.
Including
a
dozen
children
who
1
were
trapped
by
dense
clouds
of
smoke
j
In
a
three-storey
apartment
house
here
yesterday
were
carried
to
safety
by
two
policemen
who
found
them
In
their
rooms,
too
frightened
to
move.
SUBSIDY
GRANTED
TO
KANSAS
CITY,
Mo..
May'
C
(By
Canadian
Press).
Worldwide
implication
of
the
co-operative
principle
of
marketing
the
surplus
grain,
and
ultimately
other
farm
products,
was
advanced
as
the
only
solution
in
affording
the
producer
a
fair
return
for
his
product
and
as
a
means
of
efficiency
in
stemming
the
flood
of
speculation
in
the
world's
chief
commodities,
by
Colin
H.
Burnell,
president
of
the
Manitoba
Wheat
Pool
in
an
address
before
the
Interna
tional
Wheat
Pool
conference
here
yesterday,
The
trail
toward
successful
co-opcra
tlve
grain
marketing,
the
speaker
asserted,
has
been
.blared
by
the
Canadian
farmer,
and
the
opportunity
tor
extending
the
tystem
to
other
countries
was
now
at
hand.
"As
agriculture
was
the
cause
of
civilisation
In
the
first
place,
so
agriculture
may
yet
save
civilization
for
the
world.
It
Is
my
hope
that
agriculture
may
be
the
first
to
replace
International
competition
by
International
co-operation."
declared
Mr.
Burnell.
As
a
result
of
the
wheat
pool
confer-
much
lirtd
ibeea
a
-ranpUshed
la
the
The
farmers
In
Ontario
were
actively
engaged
In
organising
a
grain
pool,
and
all
the
Canadian
pools
were
engaged
In
acquiring
their
own
elevator
facilities.
Probably
the
biggest
event
In
agricultural
history
on
the
continent,
he
said.
m:
.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The-Jatest
and
best
for
the
leant
Phone
457.
Price
Kiv
Onir
URGED
TO
ORGANIZE
UTHERLAND
AND
SPEAKER
EXONERATED
OF
CHARGES
nitPfl
.lmfp.Q
rnYmPYQ
aSVW,
SW
S
WSV
a
W
W
A
SUV
(ItV
V
rgeii
Organize
Pools
Similar
to
Canadian
YOUNG
ORATOR
BRADY
URGES
HORNSBYHERO
AT
WESTHOLME
IMMIGRATION
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Speaker
Buckham
Completely
Exonerated
of
Charges
Made
by
Gauthier
VICTORIA,
May
6.
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
transmitted
to
the
Lieutenant-Governor
hia
interim
report
on
the
Gauthler
charges.
new
York,
May
6.--The
ttrrt
inter-
completely
exonerating
the
minister
of
public
works,
Hon,
Dr.
sectional
rxirmiiti
between
major
j
Sutherland,
and
speaker
BucKham.
Charger
of
misconduct
made
by
icsu
contenders
this
searon
put
feur
(Jaulhier
apainst
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Buckham
are
described
as
After
alluding
to
the
untruth
of
the
charges
and
mentioning
the
fact
that
II.
D.
Twigg,
M.L.A.,
before
the
commission
withdrew
all
suggestion
of
personal
charges
against
the
minister
and
speaker,
the
commissioner
declares
it
unfair
that
these
gentlemen
should
remain
under
false
imputations.
UOKK
Is
STAKTIMS
AT
TOPLEY
MINE
ON
4-
VEIN
(IP
ICKII
OKE
SMITHEnS.
Msy
6.
The
Top-
ley
Consolidated
Mining
it
Dc-
vclopment
Co..
Ltd.,
recently
or-
ganlzed
by
Frank
Taylor,
will
start
Immediately
to
open
up
a
vein
of
ere
on
the
Topiey
group
carrying
vales
of
tUl
per
ton.
Ten
men
are
nov
employed
cpenlng
up
a
road
from
the
main
Bablne
road
at
Topiey
to
the
camp
site.
W.
E.
Narkaus
of
Vancouver,
who
Is
one
of
the
directors
of
the
Topiey
dated,
has
arrived
on
the
scene
for
her
destination
via
the
Panama
Canal
tomorrow
morning.
NON-RESIDENT
TAX
ON
FISHERMEN
DEFEATED
ALASKA
LEGISLATURE
VANCOUVER,
May
t.
H.
A.
Steven-
j
nla
labor
unions.
son.
general
manager
of
the
Canadian1
Transport
Company's
Vancouver-West
j
fOMMITTFil
WlfinF
inrflM
uamhln
service,
announces
that
i
WHlMl
110
UUlUIUL.
the
federal
government
has
grantedl
the
concern
a
subsidy
of
3tJ,000
for
the
year
ending
March
15.
1928.
rVAeaf
Pool
President
Tells
Conference
of
What
is
Being
Done
for
the
Canacian
Farmer
TEMPORARY
INSANE
SALMO.
May
6.
The
coroners
Jury
Investigating
the
death
of
Oscar
Peterson.
49
years
of
age.
a
lumberjack.
w!m
slashed
his
throat
and
wrist
In
a
cabin
jiear
here
and
then
made
his
way
to
a
nearby
ravine
and
Jumped
forty
feet
to
the
rocks
below,
returned
a
verdict
of
"suicide
while
temporary
liwnne."
BIG
GAME
HUNTING
SEASONS
ARE
PLANNED
BACK
IN
SEAPLANE
PLAN
OF
COURTNEY
LONDON,
May
6.
The
Westminster
was
the
purchase
by
the
Saskatchewan
Oarette
says
Captain
T.
P.
Courtney,
pool
of
elevators
of
the
Saskatchewan
wlnne
rot
the
aerial
derby
for
the
nce
of
last
year.
Mr.
Burnell
said,
1
Co-operative
Company
whore
suit
King's
Cup
In
IS33
will
attempt
a
re-
'("nUmied
on
page
flveV
mito
fllyht
to
Canada
m
a
senplane.
FLOODS
STILL
UNCHECKED
j
NEW
ORLEANS.
May
6.
The
mudJy
4
i
tcrrents
ct
the
Mississippi
River
still
4
race
unchecked
over
northern
Louisiana
:
lowland
after
having
run
over
more
than
five
million
asros
of
swamp
lanis
on
a
jl
mad
rush
to
the
Quit
of
Mexico.
4.
!
MEMPHIS.
May
fl.
Raging
tcrents
ct
4
!
the
unprecedented
Mississippi
Heeds
to-,
1
day.
alter
mere
than
three
weeks
ram-
and
wmspend.
some.tlro;.
there.
Pl
mar
than
i
323
persons,
a
"
'
-"s'"
feeeYd
nurflitr
T6f
such
disasters,
under
4.
Q
'-be
care
oi
the
Red
cress.
Krdw
tra
for
SAIL
TOMORROW
rjAnyAyMr;H
L.wdliiR
uf
Japanese
rrlShtrr
tilth
j
llillL
If
1
1
IflLil
2X7.Mrfi
liii-lirl.
of
Wheat
for
I
.K.
!
Continent
Completrd
Today
Loading
of
the
"K"
Line
freighter
Kofuku
Maru
at
the
local
e'.evttor
with
a
cargo
of
some
237.000
bushels
of
whest
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
was
practically
completed
at
noon
today.
aU
the
work
remaining
this
afternoon
being
the
trimming
up
of
some
bagged
cargo.
The
vessel
will
clear
'.
XV.
LEE
PER,
DIVISIONAL
ENOIN-EE
It.
MOVING
TO
SASKATOON,
WILL
HE
SITCEEIIEII
IIY
.MAJOR
lillilUNK
t'RO.M
PKINCC
OEOItOE
Transfers
which
are
effective
at
once
wUl
take
P.
W.
Leeper.
who
has
been
CKJL
divisional
engineer
for
an
evert
two
years,
to
Saskatoon,
succeeding
Cecil
Ewart.
who
has
been
promoted
to
the
Industrial
department,
while
M.
A.
Bur-bank,
who
has
been
'resident
engineer
cf
ccnstrui'tlcn
at
Prince
George
since
1220.
will
ccme
to
Prince
Rupert
to
I
tske
Mr.
Ieper's
place.
'
Mr.
Leeper.
who
Is
at
present
out
on
:
the
line,
will
be
moving
with
Mrs.
Leeper
I
and
family
In
a
tew
days
to
take
up
the
JCTT.MT.
Mr?
0
The
bill
Increasing
j
otv
pest
in
Saskatchewan.
Major
Bur-the
license
ttx
on
non-resident
fisher-
nk
with
his
wile
and
family
will
be
mm
m.,
defwted
bv
the
territorial
U
from
Prince
George
In
tv
short
i
House
yesterday.
up
rue
m
urrcT
nmirc
crnuirr
Wtol
INUlhtjOhRYItrj!
Protests
against
the
bin
had
been
Avenue
vacated
by
the
.
received
from
Washington
and
CaUfor-
i
ovpr-iu
ucuu.
URGE
COINING
SILVER
DOLLAR
c.tiiTu
heels
11
m;
to
he
imcoiiteh
tllOM
.STATES
TO
PAY
CANNERY
EMPLOYEES
VANCOUVER.
May
8.
A
telegram
urging
the
federal
government
to
waive
any
public
competition
for
designs
for
the
proposed
Jubilee
commemoration
dollar
and
to
have
Its
engineers
prrpsre
a
suitable
die
without
delay
so
that
the
coins,
may
be
in
circulation
this
year,
was
despatched
to
the
minister
of
finance
at
Ottawa
yesterday
bj
the
!
British
Columbia
Clumber
of
Mines.
VICTORIA,
May
e.The
big
game
Letters
were
also
ordered
to
'be
sent
seasons
ss
recommended
by
the
game,
to
the
Bankers'
Association
asking
sup-conservation
board
will
be
announced
j
port
snd
urging
the
casting
cf
dollar
after
Its
approval
by
the
provincial
pieces-
In
preference
tO'-tmxllr
-coins,
cabinet.
Under
the
new
regulations
the
It
will
ns'
.
'mentioned
l!thau
msny
eo-oDcratlw
field
In
alt
countries
that
province
Is
divided
Into
two
districts.
.
cannery
employees
In
British
Columbia
had
been
represented.
In
Xustrall
alone.
the,
area
east
of
the
Cascades
end
the
demand,
silver
daliars,
instead
of
paper
be
pointed
out.
approximately
60.000,000
'
territory
west
of
that
range,
bushel
of
wheat
would
be
handled
by
I
EXJXJr'
100
i
ENGLAND
TO
CANADA
money
and
bankers
are
often
obliged
to
Imjiort
silver
dollars
from
the
United
Slates
for
this
purpose
and
this
wilt
be
one
of
the
chief
arguments
advanced
In
favor
of
the
proposal.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McKennn
of
Anyox
were
passengers
for
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
last
night.
Mrs,
Mc-Ktnna.
who
Is
accompaled
by
her
daughter,
will
proceed
to
visit
her
former
home
in
Scotland
and
Mr,
McKen
na
will
return
to
tho
smelter
town
forn
Vrwv.wer