and
.pension
funds
are
to
be
handed
over
to
the
non-concurring!..,
.
.
.
1"!
a.
;
a.
t
a
-
nTin
i
fin
rnnri
mi
i
ni
jssii.a
i.
l
a
i
box
t
lege
and
the
Presbyterian
College
at
Montreal,
two
of
j
je
11.1.
of
world
stn.
pitching
cturai
couegcs
01
me
cnurcn,
together
with
about
1350.000
of
!rne
tu
au
.
smsntj
of
t
ie
;tvo
colleges.
It
Is
estimated
that,
out
of
assets
!whu
St.
Louts
batters
landed
on
three'
lug
a)
proximately
$10,500,000
held
by
the
Presbyterian
Church
lion
property
ana
funds
valued
at
J3.2CI.00O.
or
about
thlrtv
ren
are
awarded
to
the
non-concurring
Presbyterian's.
I0US
BANDIT
IELIEVED
HERE
:
IIIV
AITIIOIIUIE
II
A
V
E
i
s
that
oiiio
mi
iiii.itt:i:
i'.u
Koiiur.it
iiAf
ih:i:n
tor
At
mi:
Ker
1
rc.-ir.-
u
Of
the!
rj!
1
,
.
ciTirea
abort?
be-aln
arrt
:''0e
he
Wj'
i
t,
:
3vkl
WlUM,
Ie-
Stales
wr-
aot
rua"
eotnpanlora
Br
C.
c
Ma
burslaJiea.
ac
ta
:o
a
J1,
i.
-ritiei
who
hare
.v
they
ert
killed
n
V'i.y
:
police
t
Loatbeaeh.
.la
orar1:,
two
mrelu.ato.
It
ta
9
eve?
that
LraUe
ta
aUll
dro-.
re
The
hut
of
hU
"Joba."
tited
.
It.
V.
lorn
y
night,
sawmill
owners,
mer-
and
trap
owners
protested
ft
pending
tax
measures
which
they
d
were
deslzned
to
abolish
the
.trap.
CAPTAIN
WILKIN
TIHNH
fp
SAIELY
NOME.
April
20
C.pL
George
II
WUkloa.
who
with
Aviator
Out
KUsen
have
been
mlsst&g
over
two
weeks
almc
ther
took
I
aoKMa
tw
ArcU?
Oeean.
h
)
reted
aafdr
Doeetoj
Poim.
S
a.m.
DIOBT
ISLAND.
Orrreat.
clm;
tarantr.
30
61;
temperatMre.
38:
aea
MMootb;
pa.
ffioke
rootorahlp
Apex.
ii
miit
from
Ketchikan,
northbound.
8
pm
peke
U6oer
OrtSeo.
8
mUea
from
Anfoi
botiMd
for
Stewart
ru
MipJe
I
Bay.
BULL
IIARBOR.
-Clear.
Ufbt
south
wast
wtad:
baxometer
9039;
temperature
43:
Ikjfet
awcil:
S
pjn.
spoke
tramer
Prlnee
Chariea.
abem
Lswii
HH1.
tmund
for
kiaasett;
6
pm.
spoke
j
a;a
of
two
tinldentl-
steamer
Duli.
Nanalmo
for
KeUhl-nc:.
(
up
of
'.he
Cap.u.1
ktn
icq
odea
from
Ketchikan:
8
pm.
0R0NT0
GIRLS
li
lust
oami:
or
htm:
m.uii.s
fl
MMIT
I
KOM
I
AKIIII.H
Y
m
oui:
or
si
to
li
ONTO
April
30
Edmonton
Com-U
Orad.
Western
Canada
chant-
IU-
r.
v
defeated
Toronto
Lake-
It
lie
eaatern
utleholders.
by
fcf
Si
j
34
in
the
first
of
a
series
B
rainei
to
decide
the
Canadian
tints
tball
rhnmpiont
The
see-
une
w.il
be
ii
Thursday
evening!
iou;;h
the
Xjakes:dra
gave
thtm
a
or
t.:::r
money
lait
night,
the
ni
f'trl:
had
'tie
edje
of
the
play
be
mail.
in
ut
hclr
victory
was
de-
At
tnuV
It
was
the
best
com-
tbey
have
been
given
for
some
nd
there
are
marry
local
fsns
who
En
hat
the
Toronto
tesm
has
a
good
i
to
it
m
out
on
top
in
the
second
nul
s'.ruggio
INNERIES
TO
BE
CLEANED
UP
ITAKY
'OHi:
MKA(
Iti:
IH
ri:i
IIV
ALASKA
J.KI1IM.TI
UK
P
4l.VeAl
TAXLS
AUK
I'KO'
TF.NTMI
pAU
April
30.
The
Becate
of
the
Fla)
legislature
has
passed
a
led
'sanitary
cods"
measure
de-
to
establish
suutory
standard
canneries
and
salterlM.
rkan
public
legislative
hearing
on
tpoke
ateasarr
Oharlte
Watson.
Point
Wells
for
Sea'ord.
C4J
miles
from
Seward:
8
pm.
spoke
stramrr
Alwka
Standard.
Ketcttlkan
for
Pclnt
Wells.
640
mtles
from
rolnt
Wells,
10.14
pjn
roke
ateamer
Ctla.
In
Orenvllle
channel.
soutMxiund:
10.30
pin.
.
spoke
steamer
Prince
rtupcrt.
abeam
Sunny
IsliuK).
northbound:
8
.am.
spoke
tug
Psctflc
Monarch,
abeam
Slmpwou
IWf,
southbtMind:
Bam.
spoke
tug
SL
Faith.
atxom
Poultney
point.
muUibound.
DE.VD
TREK
POtNTV-Cloudy.
calm:
bamtneter
30
CO;
temperature.
43;
aea
wnuoth.
NOON
D1CBY
ISLAND
-
Cloudy,
calm;
baro
meter
JO
CO;
temierature
43:
sea
smooth.
BULL
IlAIUiOR.-Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer
30.30:
tern-perauire
40:
light
smell.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
ttallt.
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.10;
tem
perature
3S;
sea
smooth.
KETCHIKAN
PULPWOOD
SALE
AT
WASHINGTON
sail
I'ranrUi-ii
lntrrrU
I'uniisM-
SM
.Million
ruble
lert
III
TongiiM
l'ret
WARtHNfiTON.
April
30.
The
forestry
department
yesterday
awarded
the
sale
of
833.000.000
fret
of
spruce
and
hemlock
pulpwood
in
Tpngnss
National
Forest
near
Ketchikan
to
E.
and
J.
D.
Bdlcrbach
of
San
Francisco.
EMBARGO
WINS
CITY
AND
SUBURBAN
RACE
(iirird
serum)
and
Autocrat
Third
In
Ulg
Eml
Hun
at
Ep-om
Today
EPSOM.'
April
30.
Embargo,
owned
by
th
Maharajah
of
lUJplla,
won
the
City
and
Suburban
Handicap,
valued
at
10,.
000,
today
Gifted
was
second
and
Autocrat,
third
Tweaty-two
horse
aUrted,
!
:
:!
!
X
A,c
.
-Victims
of
T;
t:
.
:
.iat
Identified
the'
uiuri-t.
itrinnr
wanted
tn
Ohio
.
BOTH
NEW
YORK
TEAMS
BEATEN
inti
iiam:iim.i.
oami:
mere
i-i.aw.ii
yemkrday
in
HIM
I.KUA
r.
NEW
YORK,
April
20
-
boston
banded
IKSKTX
TOTAI.l.INf:
Sin
r.rm
firm
rfivri
vntvn
nnnv
ctnv
lM
r
Yankee
their
first
de-
'
'
BIT
TiURTY-ONE
PER
CENT
IN
C03I3IISSIO.VS
wi
ZT
jptwhc
wbite
three
New
York
pitcher
-
I
sere
erratic
Tolil'-NTO.
April
20.
The
properties
of
the
Preabvtirfnn
'
Although
outbatte.
Pitiadeinhia
de.
i
un
(la
(torn
toast
to
coast
and
the
tension
fund
of
the
itrtUa
v-'aahington.
Tjr
Cot
stole
borne
th
are
Ui
.
ided
between
the
non-concurrinir
PrMtivforfan
nt!.w
Pr-
,'n
rd
Chur-.-h
in
an
order
of
the
Dominion
church
nronerty
1
Tb
New
Tork
olanu
,i:!Icwl
li
on
.
tgmiy
more
than
twenty-two
oercentum
nf
th
ir,t.-,l
)"""
"aoc-
"
IUHII
.
1
.,
-
riA-A-h
TkM.
4
M-t
una
u-s
m
urn
Itnessed
the
Braves
trim
the
Olanta
Red
pUebers.
Kottoailty
and
lUfey
bit
bonitn,
NalliiHal
Ieup
Brooklyn
0.
rhlhvelpbia
'1.
Kev
York
ft-4.
Dton
9-3.
St.
Lottla
9.
cancrniuM
1.
Plttabuni-CMcafo.
rmin.
Anirrlran
Iaxue
Detroit
8.
ClfvetsM
5.
rhUsdelphla
J.
Vraahlitoa
1.
Boston
6.
Kew
York
3.
Chicago
6.
St
Lewis
1.
SEIZURE
WAS
'
ILLEGAL
ONE
I.
H.
JIIKii:
MtKI
KILINII
IN
II
III
ItAI,
Mill-
(
am:
0
.
KX
I'KANI'IM'O.
April
!.
I
rd-rrsl
Joiljr
Huurqiiln
IimIjj
ruled
lllecal
llir
elture
hy
the
t'nltrd
Mslr
of
tiir
rum
Irwl
I'rdrral
Ship
Hllli
Ha
nillllnn
dollar
rarxn
stid
the
srrnt
f
the
eaptaln
and
reu.
the
Irdrral
Mitj
eaiilwm!
four
hundrrtl
mile
off
the,
t'allfor-nU
pmI
about
month
sen
bj
tlie
Tnlted
Mstro
roatsu:rd.
the
rai'laln
iH
rrew
rrr
pUtrd
under
airrot
and
the
teM-t
loanl
Into
lhl
Mirt.
HEAVY
FROST
IN
SOUTHREPORTED
coui
NAP
ui:tAi(iu:o
iiiTAto
CHOI
ON
VAVI
IM
tKIl
lLNO
AMI
I.Oli:il
MAINLtNl)
,t
i.RsT
two
w;i:ks
VICTORIA,
April
20.-rro.it
In
many
districts
on
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland
on
Monday
nlgnt
retarded
the
potato
crop
to
the
extent
of
at
least
two
weeks
according
to
report
received
by
the
Department
of
Agriculture.
SEVEREHCraGON
RUSS-ROUMANIAN
LINE
Maiiv
llrMiitril
Iu
he
llriul
bnd
Hound-mI
nil
Ihtlli
Slilrn
H
ICrM.lt
uf
llostlllllr
VIENNA,
April
30
An
unionnnm-d
report
from
Buchartit
saya
that
.
there
was
severe
fighting
last
night
between
Rumanian
and
Ruislan
border
troops
with
"many
dead
and
wounded
on
both
sides."
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
'
''
,
t
t
;
Bm
A!
Wheat
,.
1,43?,
B.C.
Silver
1.80
1.90
Dunwell
137
1.40
Howe
Sound
39.40
43.00
Independence
....1
.08
i
.09
Indian
.084;
.07
!i
L.
A
L
.00
i
.09
Marmot
13Vi
Premier
3.13
3.14
Porter
Idaho
IS
.Id
Surf
Inlet
01
H
Coast
Copper
....
1423
16.00
Bunluch
.83
Ocorgc
Copper
.01
.80
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and):
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service)
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
ai
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
land;
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
"!,
least
Phone
457.
lit,
fit
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-.
)L
XVII,
No.
92.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
20,
1927
Price
Fiv-
Ceni
PRESBYTERIAN
PROPERTY
IS
DIVIDED
rain
MOVEMENT
HERE
'
HEAVIER
than
'anticipated
life
d
Church
Awarded
argest
Percentage
of
Holdings
Left
at
Union
OPERATION
OI
AI.BEKTA
WHEAT
POOL'S
PRINCE
HUPERT
TERMINAL
ELEVATOR
The
Alberta
Wheut
Pool
has
loaded
twenty-two
ships
with
wheat
irom
the
192G
crop
at
Prince
Rupert
and
expects
to
bring
the
total
up
to
twen'y
foar
before
the
crop
movement
Is
ended
this
spring.
The
Alberta
Pooi
terminal
at
Rupert
has
already
handled
5,183,000
uxhels
and
the
total
will
reach
5,783.000
bushels
within
a
few
weeks.
This
is
a
larger
total
than
was
anticipated
last
fall.
The
Prince
Rupert
house
was.
built
and
is
owned
V
the
Canadian
Government,
has
a
capacity
of
1.230,000
bushels
and
,
is
probably
the
fastet
handling
terminal
on
the
cpast.
It
is
under-lease
to
ifi!
Alberta
Pool
for
a
term
ioltwoi
'yearsi
Joseph
Dennett
is
superintendent
of
this
elevator.
Through
the
Pool's
fextensive
operation,
the
oc?an
freight
differential
has
disappeared
and
grain
is
shipped
to
Europe
from
Prince
Rupert
at
the
same
rate
as
from
Vancouver.
Of
the
twenty-four
ships
already
loaded
or
committed,
six
carried
grain
to
the
Orient
and
eighteen
to
Europe.
Previous
to
the
Pool
leasing
the
Rupert
terminal,
no
wheat
had
been
shipped
from
this
port.
Educational
Facilities
Have
Increased
Greatly
in
British
Columbia
During
Recent
Years
VICTORIA,
April
20.
During
the
past
seven
years,
the
bill
of
the
government
and
the
municipalities
for
education
'in
British
Columbia
has
jumped
from
$4,200,000
to
$8,300,000,
Dr.
S.
J.
Willis,
superintendent
of
education,
told
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
at
its
annual
convention
here
yesterday.
In
the
same
seven
years,
the
superintendent
said,
fhe
teaching
staff
had
advanced
from
2.:;00
persons
to
3,100
and
school
attendance
had
increased
forty-seven
Jer
cent.
Df.
Willis
advocated
:an
early
and
general
ndoption
of
the
system
of
Junior
high
schools,
-"-"-i
rring
that
the
municipalities
would
be
Justified
by
the
results
In
Incurring!
the
expense
thst
would
be
Involved.
He
predicted
thst
the
time
was
rapidly
approaching
when
financial
aid
would
have
to
be
extended
by
the
government
to
small
municipalities
and
rural
districts
where
the
tax
rate
for
schools
was
now
extcsiire.
PLANE
CRASHES,
FLIERS
KILLED
I
OI
U
KOVAI.
Allt
l
OttCE
MEN
I.OE
LUES
IN
,f
t'll'ENT
AT
EAST
(
III
Kill.
ENC.LVNII
EAST
.CHURCH.
Kent.
England.
April
20.
Four
members
cf
the
Royal
Air
Force,
to
of
them
officers,
were
kUled
when
a
Vlckers
bomber
crashed
here.
The
plane.
In
rising.
h:tf
the"
wing
of
Another
machine
and
wenj,
,into
a
now
dive.
The
killed
are
Flying
Officer
Kelley.
Pilot
Officer
Dodswell
and
two
mechanics.
FRANKPARSONSla
BE
ARRAIGNED
ON
APRIL
29
'FRISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO.
April
30,
Arraign-ment
of
Frank
Parsons.
Vancouver.
Reinsurance
man,
who
was
arrested
last
week
on
a
charge
of
complicity
In
a
mill
ion
-dollar
rum
running,
plot,
has
been
set
for
AprU
39.
Parsons'
attorney
haa
protested
at
the
delay,
stating
that
the
defence
la
Teady
for
Immediate
i
REHEARING
OF
QUADRA
CASE
i
Ytll.l,
HE
AkKI
IN
Si
PREMK
I
I'Ol
1ST
AT
WASIIINOTON.
ll.IV
IT
IS
ANNOLNCMl
SAN
rilANCISCO,
April
5(1.
A.
liH-nr
for
I
be
ITliTr
and
rrrw
of
I
lie
Ciiiiadliin
rum
runner
0,uadrii
bate
liirormrd
lliltril
State
l)l-I
rlrl
Attornev
1
1
ill
Ir
Id
that
a
motion
fur
I
he
rrliearlng
of
the
criminal
coiisj.lrarv
orocrrdlnjs
will
lw
fllnl
vhorllv
ttrfore
,lhe
supreme
Court
In
Wulilii;!tni,
U.C.
The
lluadra'ii
lupUln
and
rrrw
uf
turiity-tuo
inrn
urrr
coutUIrd
on
dry
law
rliarjrx
here
In
IDil
and
u
rerrnt
Supreme
Oiuit
ruling
upheld
the
rindlngt
of
the
local
court.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Overcast,
calm:
temperature,
38.
,1
.'.i
t
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
37.
Rosswcod.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
38.
Atyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
32.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
37.
Anyox.
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
tempJ9.
Harelton.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
38,
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
8mlthers.
Clear,
calm;
temp.
29.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Whiteborse.
Cloudy,
S.
wind,
temp.
32.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
20.
Advertise
ta
tha
Dally
News
United
States
Fishermen
Are
Warned
to
Comply
with
Rules
Under
International
Treaty
SEATTLE,
Aps-il
20.
Fishermen
from
the
United
States
were
warned
ort
Tuesday
by
the
Bureau
of
Fisheries
to
comply
strictly
with
the
provision
of
the
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
United
States
relating
to
the
fisheries
which
provides
tfiat
American
fishermen
shall
not
visit
Canadian
ports
unless
to
seek
shelter
from
severe
weather
or
urgent
necessity
and
that
no
supplies
shall
be
purchased
there
other
than
food
and
water.
The
Canadian
govern
rccnt
alleges
that
United
States
fishermen
visit
ports
of
Vancouver
Island
when
not
compelled
to
do
so
by
unfavorable
weather
or
necessary
repairs
and,
by
doing
so,
render
themselves
liable
to
preventative
measures
such
as
the
seizure
of
their
boats.
4
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TOIt.VWO
1
TAKING
MANY
LIVE
14.
CENTRAL
ILLINOIS
j
;
SPRINGFIHXD.
IU
April
30.
Tearing
a
straight
line
through
4-j
i
tlx
central
Illinois
counties,
a
j
14-
series
of
tornadoes
and
Une
:
squalls
late
Tuesday
brought
!
1
death
to
upwards
of
two
score
persons.
Injured
two
hundred
5
PRODUCTION
OF
MINES
GROWING
IN"
TVO
WEEKS
KECENtLY
NEARLY
8.WMI
TONS
Tas
SIIIPPEll
IROM
ANYOX
AND
STEWART
4.
In
a
recent
two
weeks
no
less
than
others
and
left
scorea
in
dozens
;
1.200
tons
of
copper
from
the
Orsnby
of
communities
homeless.
smelter
and
6.601
tens
of
ore
and
con-
.Vicentrstes
from
Stewart
went
south
on
'4,4.4..a.4..a.a,4.t4
4..a
-r4
three
freighters
of
the
Coastwise
Steam-
lahlp
it
Barge
Ca
These
tannage
figures
UAIIC1IT
PDirCC
AT
give
some
idea
of
the'butput
of
tht
11iLlDUl
lluLU
Al
Cranby
Co.
at
Anyox
and
the
Premier
-y
,
pTU;p
IflW
IPVFI
!
mln
"
S1'
w.bleM
were
th.pcmcl-f
AnlflClV
LUll
LLlEiL
psi
contributors
to
the
cargoes.
In
AprU
5.
the
steamer
Mcgul
left
TOTAL
OK
130.900
POI
NOS
MARKETED
Aaycx
with
one
of
the
most
vsluable
AT
sEsSHlN
OI'
I
ISIl
EXCHANOE
cargces
ever
shipped
south.
She
had
Till
'
MOKNINO
on
board
648
tons
of
Anyox
copper.
3187
tons
of
Premier
ore
and
concentrates
nd
2,4
ton
ot
D"
concentrates.
Halibut
arrivals,
acid
through
the
:
iae
MI
oa
"P
'
10a
r.th
Exchange
thu
morning,
totalled
130.900
pounds
of
which
four
American
"
v
"
eel
sold
68.000
rjounds
at
bids
rarur-
ui
'u
.
o.
,.
Vancouver
towing
the
scow
OrUfnlt
lis)
i
UIM
uu
iv
v
w
auM
v.
loadf1
wltn
lon
ot
tu-
whue
eleven
Canadin
boaU
dlspcted
cf
'
n
mur
,l
00
APr"
62JWO
pound,
at
quotations
of
from
Irom
Btevtzt
Io,dttl
M
133c
and
7c
to
13.8c
and
7c
!
ic'
ort
nd
concentrates
She
loaded
ArrlvaU
and
sslts
were
ss
foUows:
MLKICN
300
ons
ot
PP
l
Anyox
and
left
Wwteroer.
2J.OO0
pounds,
to
Booth
;'or
&m-
Fisheries.
13c
and
7c.
Prosperity.
22,003
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
12.Ec
and
7c.
Serious,
12.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
13.1c
and
7c.
Yellowstone.
11.000
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
13c
and
7e.
CANADIAN
Cclsac
0.C33
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
13.3c
and
7c.
Inrd
H..
6.000
poundv,
to
Canadian
F1U
it
Cold
Storage
Uo
13.4c
and
7c.
Violet
J
6.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Coi
13-8d
and
7e.
Minnie
V.
4.000
pounds;
Joe
Baker.
2,500
pound,
and
Morris
H-.
13,noo
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor
age
Co..
12.6c
and
7c.
Fanny
P..
4.000
pounds,
to
AUln
Fisheries
13.2c
and
7c.
Marguerite.
7.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.7c
and
7c-
Zeballos,
6
.000
pounds,
and
Swing.
3.-000
pounds,
to'
Atlin
Fisheries
12.Sc
and
7c.
YJ-
1.400
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
13
4c
and
7c.
SALMON
Elmer
C.
2300
pounds
of
rod
salmon,
and
200
pounds
of
white,
toi
Royal
Fish
Co..
20c
and
3c.
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
IN
TELEPHONE
AND
LIGHTDEPARTMENTS
The
report
of
J.
J.
Little,
superintendent
of
utilities,
which
was
read
at
the
council-
meeting
Uvt
night
shoved
surpluses
In
both
the
light
and
telephone
departments
for
the
month
of
March.
The
estimated
revenue
for
the
telej
phone
department
was
83.823,
while
the
expenditures
for
the
month
amounted
to
2.757.10,
leaving
a
surplus
of
41.-0670.
In
the
light
department
the
estimated
revenue
waa
88,830.87
with
the
expenditures
amount
to
IJ.310
83,
leaving
a
surplus
of
13.31083.
The
reports
were
received
and
filed
by
the
council.
SOLD
M'KIMl
SALMON
The
Flewtn
4c
Brown
fish
packer
Tsplow
sold
2,000
pounds
of
red
spring
salmon
from
the
Warke
Canal
fishing
grounds
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries
yesterday
for
19c
a
pound.
SEVEN
KILLED
TRAIN
WRECK
OEAO
IN
CRASH
NEAR
IIORNE
PAYNE,
ONTARIO.
YESTEKOAY
ARE
NOW
IDENTIFIER
TORONTO,
AprU
20.
The
desth
list
at
a
result
of
the
derailment
cf
a
Canadian
National
Railway
fre'ght
train
near
Home
Payne
on
Tuesday
totals
seven,
according
to
an
official
statement.
The
dead.
In
addition
to
Engineer
Peevy,
Fireman
Oourley
and
Lome
WUkUu,
stockman.
,are
Cspt.
J.
L
Ltd-dlngton
of
Ottawa,
son
ot
Major
Lld-dlngton:
Oarcett
Bull
ot
Thames,
England;
H.
Endtrsley
of
England,
and
Fatrlck
Broderlck
of
Ottawa.
The
condition
ot
R.
Colbcck.
brakeman.
Is,
critical.
Three
of
the
cars
were
fUled
with
race
horses
owned
by
Major
Ltddlngton.
A
washout,
following
a
heavy
downpour
of
rain
during
the
night.
Is
believed
to
have
caused
the
engine
and
tender
and
nineteen
cars
to
leave
the
rails
and
be
thrown
down
a
forty-foot
embankment.
BECIDEAGA1NST
HUDSON
BAY
CO.
COLD
AND
SILVER
I
OI
Nil
OKKllN.
ALLY
(I
RANTED
LAND
IIELONO
TO
CROWN,
TH
RI
LED
OTTAWA,
April.
20.
Tha
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
unanimously
decided
today
that
gold
land
silver
found
In
lands
that
were
part
of
the
original
grant
to
the
Hudson's
Bay
Corapsny
belong
to
the
crown.
The
court
also
decided
that
Section
17
of
the
Alberta
Act
was
not
ultra
vires.
The
question
of
the
validity
of
the
section
arose
tn
a
reference
to
the
court
In
connection
with
Albertaa
natural
resources.
Self-government
doesn't
long
survive
If
government
Itself
tries
to
do
It
all.
V
M
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In
1
3i
.
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