W
J
TAXI
Ambulance
and):
mil
Mtlm
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newjy
laid
dancing
at
Anytime
Anywhere
floor,
for
hire.
gland:
Exchange
lluildlng
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIDECK,
I'rop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
Scst
for
the
least
i'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVII..
No.
109.
fi..
.
i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.O,
TUESDAY,
MAY
10,
1927
Price
Five
fru.
RECONNAIS
CE
SURVEY
IS
PROMISED
NO
WORD
OF
SEAPLANE
"
WHITEBIRD"
CROSSING
ATLANTIC
Reconnaisance
Survey
Road
to
Terrace
Will
Be
Made
This
Season
The
citizens'
road
committee,
presided
over
by
Alderman
Joe
Grier.
last
evening
met
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
the
council
chamber
and
urtfed
upon
him
the
desire
of
the
citizens
that
the
road
toward
Terrace
be
built
as
expeditiously
as
possible.
Mr
Pattullo
expressed
his
complete
symapthy
with
the
movement
and
said
the
road
as
far
as
Galloway
Rapids
wpuld
be
completed
this
year
and
in
addition
to
that
a
reconnaisance
party
would
be
put
in
the
field
in
charge
of
comietent
engineers
with
a
view
to
M-curing
data
that
would
enable
them
to
determine
the
route
to
be
fctaken
and
the
approximate
ccat
ci
the
HIinF
I
IlMRFR
!
Aiktd
m
regftr!l
10
an
"plane
ur-
11U
ULi
LiUlflliLlll
I
vry.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
a
roub
survey
had
!
been
made
several
years
a?i
vut
it
was
IVlHKl
HI?
Pi
AAj
nLt
VerT
w,courS,n8
re"-
there
lllLaVULill
1
Jjfll
V
ul1
no
,ore"lT
Ptrol.
He
would
:
assure
tbera.
however,
that
a
sufficiently
scheme
to
itKiiKi;
(di
or
ruo
j
111
Cl
ION
AND
MAKE
IMU
STKV
I
I'ltOHTAIU.E
be
COMMITTEE
IS
AT
WORK
'
I
lUMlltlll
MILLION
DOLLAIl
M
HEME
I
.
IIEINO
UOKKED
OCT
WITHIN
T
IXtV
MONTHS
j
VANCOUVER,
May
10.
The
Star.naya
I
AaS.
mf-p
rt
S
r
H
lmAlrttr
win-
c
apuuu
d
oniiu
uojumnia.
m4
Wasiunzton
and
Orezon,
who
jm.
i-n
cxceeai
sioo.uou.ooo
i
kj
wnnin
sigra
oi
reaiirauon.
Il
iai
irtraed
on
the
coast
that
the
lOCZlnr
kiul
mltlffMT
MtmnitiUa
H.ri
I'ned
:
4-irerr.ent
to
enter
the
mereer
"
P"2T.ae.
according
to
the
news-
'
i
intrw
production,
eliminate
ever-
and
e:iable
the
Industry
to
tune
's
protiably
It
tt
avowed
to
be
th
expectation
t
'ae
leading
members
of
the
proposed
5Miza:.jn
that
prices
oX
lumber
to
(he
public
r,i:i
fce
aubstantlaUy
reduced
T
he
merger
The
Star
concludes;
"Jt
T
ypt
be
several
months
before
the
Waucn
Is
comoleted
but
the
rd
of
equalisation
which
Is
working
"M
"wuat.uns
are
meetlna
steadily
at
Portland
a
rynneiUon
with
this
cro-
."ci
c:d
win-
cane
to
Vancouver
in
"be
tit.
future
"
SHIP
HORSES
to
TO
RUSSIA
i:itiMiHMi:xTi
mum;
with
.mini-
THl
OC
AtllllCl
I.Tl
IlK
IIAItmtW
1011
TIIOlNAMI
VICTORIA.
May
10.
ArrwigcmrnUi
fcr
If
xlimnuHl
1
-
.
i.
.1
:r
f
juil
,m
raniri
rvf
f
lnLMlur
of
P'-.v'.t
Columbia
to
RuasU
have
been
Pitted
m
a
result
of
a
conference
k'-wen
Hun
JJ,
D.
Dutow.
minister
ol
sn;ul!
ure
and
LouU
Jon
of
the
So-
w.
lcl
wifllon
to
Cahadu.
RUTH
SNYDER
FOUND
GUILTY
Mil:
ivi.
...
..i
n
IMUAMIH
K
I.IKKI.A
1"
'av
kmukmi;
i-knai.ty
ion
Ml'llliLIt
XCW
.Z
Ynntr
r...
...u
mvr
'"
Henry
Judd
Oray
were
ound
guuty
m
the
first
degree
of
MU
enlncod
on
Monday
Under
the
laws
of
the
state
of
New
death
PnaUv
la
mandatory
nd
it
cind
Pretty
eert,an
Ur-
Snyder
h
'
t.
praW'r
will
pay
the
extreme
tnn
the
electric
cUiV,
CANADA'S
POPULATION
CONTINUES
TO
GROW
OTTAWA
tlon
l
7
iu.
tauiaaa-a
popun
SUti
i,
lrtlmat1
by
the
Bureau
of
than
rt
3B9-30O.
ThU
is
mors
i.
00.000
more
thn
th
rtiil
een-
'"'PU'u'.Uia,
(if
Juy
19J1.
complete
survey
would
be
made
b
give
them
the
Information
needed
but
be
could
not
4tate
Just
what
mean
would
adopted
to
bring
it
about.
That
wcuia
De
lor
ine
department
to
deter
nine.
KAKLY
MOICMNO
rno(KsioN
ki:.n
These
who
were
up
early
this
moraine
were
lifteraated
to
watch
thrre
new
chtTroiet
cjoos-sU
being
toaed
Ann
TWrd
Avenue
to
the.
Kaltn
Oarage.
They
were
part
of
a
car
load
of
five
that
had
Just
arrived.
They
looked
Uke
a
procession
-:tti
the
big
red
car
In
front
and
were
the
subject
of
much
favorable
remark.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fish
arrivals
todsy
were
as
follows:
A
merit
on
Grayling.
33.000.
at
13J0c
and
7c
to
B-joth
rithtirl!.
t
June.
13.000,
at
U20c
and
7c
to
Gold
Storage.
('unmllan
Agives
n.k
3.00.
at
13J0c
and
7c
to
Cold
Storage.
Salmon
1
The
Narbethong
sold
a
trip
of
sulmon
the
Cold
Storage
at:
Red.
lCc.
and
whites.
3
cents.
NOMINATIONSMADE
FOR
MODERATOR
OF
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
TORONTO.
May
10.
-Four
nominations
have
thus
far
bcrn
mnde
for
the
prftlon
of
moderator
of
tile
Orucral
Asfcmbly
of
the
Prchyv
ruin
Church.
Thty
re
R.
O.
McDeth
of
Vancouver.
U-Rlle
Clay
of
Victoria.
S.
Banks
of
Nrlxon
and
R
W
Dickie
of
Montreal.
COLONEL
HUMPHREYS
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT
HIMSELF
AT
DENVER
DENVER.
May
10.
Colonel
A.
M.
Humphreys,
millionaire
oil
man.
well
known
in
mining
circles
in
British
Col
umbia
where
he
founded
a
settlcmeent
t
Trail
Creek
In
the
old
diys,
died
after
accidentally
shooting
himself.
PREMIER
WILL
TAKE
A
REST
PLANS
TO
(HI
MH'TII
I.KAVIMI
M(-,KAN
AS
ACTINO
PltK.MIKU
IN
Ills
I'LACK
VICTORIA,
May
10.
On
the
augges-tkm
of
hU
physlolana.
Premier
Oliver
will
Uk
the
first
rest
In
years
shortly
when
hs
will
make
a
trip
outh,
being
absent
fcr
several
weeks
during
which
the
minister
of
finance.
Hon.
Dr.
McLean
will
be
acUmg
premier.
"
THESE
FTl
RDY
SONS
OF
BRITAIN
are
destined
for
selected
farms
in
Canada,
having
been
recruited
by
the
British
Immigration
and
Colonization
Association.
CANNERYHAS
BEEN
SOLD
.MIU.KItO
INTICItESTH
nntllAsK
THO-I.IN.E
IVUKIMi
PLANT
I
HO.U
(
Oljr
STOHAOK
-
-
-
J-
X
It
:wu
aiinsunred
fit'lay
lluil
the
rrlnte
KUmtI
Cannrrjr
li.l
'
been
uld
lir
the
('Hiiadlan
IIOi
-
Co'd
Morair
('many
to
the
MlCrnl
Cuiiulns
Co.
The
urrhaMT
hate
already
takrn
kim-1oii.
It
It
a
luo-llne
cannrry
and
a
is
IIS
In
1S13
and
ha
been
uneratrd
l
the
(
olil
Mora;r
Company
until
tan
j
car
iiro.
lM-t
year
It
wa
lrunl
to
the
Nonirrvllle
CiinHiiiy,
WESTERN
BALL
PLAYERS
WIN
iiti:i(S
TKAMH
IN
AMi:illCAN
l.i:j(a
i:
cowuko
oiT
or
CLACK
fccw.
VORK.
May
10.
-
Wild
western
bavebill
Attacks
by
the
Indians.
Tigers
and
WhMescx
slashed
tlc
eastern
teams
to
ribbons
and
ate
In
upon
tbelr
lead
In
the
American
League
games
yester
day.
Under
the
onslaught
the
Athletics
fell
from
second
to
fourth
place
while
the
Tiger
and
(White
Ssx
crowded
New
York
for
the
lead
and
the
Indians
be-,
gan
to
clhnb.out
of
the
rurk.
No
National
League
gomes
were
played
an
account
of
rain.
Anvrlrun
Ij-ugiir
PJiUadclph:
1.
oicTUr.d
0.
New
York
1,
Chicago
2.
Boston
11.
Detroit
17.
Oftiers
ruin.
LlUtili:
STANDIMI
National
l-nfiir
W.
.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
'..'...;413
7
.650
New
York
.........
.'14
8
.030
Philadelphia
0
7
.503
Pittsburg
10
9
.92(1
Cli
cngo
io
s
.523
Boston
0
11
.450
Brooklyn
8
'
15
.318
Cincinnati
7
11
.333
AnirrUuii
liijur
ew
York
14
8
.636
Detroit
...12
8
.600
Chicago
..........
13
11
.542
Washington.
11
io
.524
Philadelphia
......
11
10
.524
St.
Louis
9
9
.600
Cleveland
.....V..
11
13
.478
Boston
4
17
.100
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
.Coast
Copper
B.C.
Silver
..
Dunwell
Olitdstone
Independence
Indian
L.
Sc
L.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Ov.rf
Inlet
.
.
Bid.
Asked
0.00
10.00
1.70
1.40
1.44
.23',;
.26
.09
.10
.07;
.08
.li
.u;
2.08
2.09
.17
.18
.01
City
Council
Agrees
to
Lease
Fraser
Street
Site
for
Use
of
Gymnasium
end
Swimming
Pool
A
definitr
stcfrwas
taken
of
a
trymruslum
and
swimming
clly
council
went
on
reeord
as
being
favorable
to
the
leading
for
such
a.
purpose
property
at
the
corner
of
Fraser
Street
and
Fifth
Street
where
the
waterworks
tool
shed,
formerly
the
city
market,
is
now
located,
the
offer
to
hold
good
until
December
31,
1927.
The.
matter
was
brought
up
by
Aid.
Tinker
who
presented
to
the
council
a
plan
of
the
site
and
up
by;
the
city
engineer.
In
apeak
Ing
on
the
muter.
City
En-i-glncer
H.
'
A..
McLean
pointed
out
that
the
use
of
the
Fraser
Street
site
would
Involve
the
moving
of
the
waterworks
tool
n;ue.
Aid.
Llnrey
Inquired
as
to
what
could!
be
done
with
the
present
cinder
path
which
passed
through
the
site.
Tht
could
be
diverted,
the
city
engineer
stated.
Aid.
Tinker's
motion,
which
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Brown
and
canned-unanimously,
carries
with
it
the
provision
that
a
responsible
body
must
be
tinned
I
tr
take
over
the
liasc
which
win
not
bo
granted
until
the
money
necessary
for
lli?
building
has
toecn
raised,
that
the
cost
of
moving
the
taol
houne
shall
be
borne
by
the
gymnasium
concern
and
that
Mie
plans
shall
be
subject
to
-the
city's
approval.
PR0OARF00T
MEMIIMt
Ol'
I'ACI
LTV
or
e.m.mani
el
COI.I.MiE,
SASKATOON,
TO
HE
AT
CATHEDItAL
pltDINATIUNS
SUNDAY
one
or
new
n.nuiv
ooi;s
to
atlin
AND
OTIIEIt
TO
LAI
NCH
WEST-FUN
IIOI'K
rov.
Profoieor
W
r
Barfoot
will
be
herf
this
week
to
take
charge
of
the
work
as
Incumbent
at
the'st.
Andrew's
Anglican
Corthedrsl
for".the
summer,
leaving
Archdeacon
Rlx'to
lcok
after
dlocetian
matters.
Professor
Barfoot.
who
Is
a
member
of
the
faculty
of
Emmanuel.
College.
Saskatoon,
was
at
Terrace
latt
summer
and
was
very
pspuUr
In
the
community
He
will
preach
at
the
Cathedral
on
Sunday.
Two
ordinations
will
take
place
at
the
Cathedral,
Sunday,
.
Archbishop
De
Perxler
cfflcWtlng.
There
will
be
Roy
Manwarlng
of
Emmanuel
:
College,
Saskatchewan,
who
after,.!
hla
ordination
will
.take
charge
of
the
church
work
at
AUln,
and
O.
Darby
er
the
same
college,
who
will
have
charge,
of
the
mission
launch
Western
Hope
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
i
'
'
i
LKJl
OK
VIOLATORS.
K
SEATTLE.
May
10.7-Twenty-slx
men
and
'women
are
In
.all
as
a
result
of
a
'wtjtk-CiKl
raid
asaluat
liquor
yfc&tiors.
in
the
matter
of
the
cstabHshmenttVaac,uver-
tank
In
the
pity
last
night
when
the
building
which
had
been
drawn
i
13
LIBERALS
ARE
ELECTED
FOR
QUEBEC
I'KEMIEU
TAM
IIFIIEAt
AND
COL-LEAtilEs
(iET
ACt'lt.MATION
AND
WILL
CAMPAIGN
-
MONTISEAI.
.May
III.
Thirteen
I.HmtuIs
rre
elrrtrd
by
acrluniatlun
nhrn
nominations
urrr
lirlil
for
the
lurlier
(irot
I
nl:il
rlrrtlmis,
w
li
I
li
urr
to
take
(ilurr
im
the
sK-trrntli.
Tlir
l.ll.rr.ils
nomlnatril
:siIIJ:iIh.
In
ruiii
of
the
S.t
ridings
tlir
Consrr-utivrs
(.7
nnil
lii(lrTiilrnts
9.
Anion;
tliosr
rlwtrd
by
a'clainu-t
Ion
were
Premier
Tusrlierruu
and
Ills
caliliirt
iil!ra;ues.
This
pairs
the
uiiy
fur
tlirlr
u
pjH-iirsi
nil-
ns
siikrrs
in
various
iart
r
the
pn-vlnce.
AGREEMENTON
CHINA
POLICY
WAMII.M-.TON
NOT
M
I'.l'ltlslll)
AT
IIIIITIMI
POSITION
WHICH
TIIEV
HAU:
KNOWN
WASHINOTON.
May
10."
Formal
declaration
of
the
British
policy
of
awaiting
Internal
developments
In
China
caused
no
surprise
In
Washington
where
officials
have
known
for
some
time
Informally
that
the
London
government
Is
In
accord
with
the
United
States
view
that
It
would
be
Inexpedient
to
undertake
the
enforcement
of
the
Nanking
demands
until
the
situation
In
China
M
clarified.
There
is
Increasing
hopefulness
here
meanwhile
that
the
split
In
the
Chinese
Nationalist
party
between
the
radical
and
moderate
grcups
will
result
In
a
greater
degree
of
security
for
foreigners
who
are
still
within
Nationalist
territory.
P.cv.
C.
D.
Clarke,
United
Church
minuter
at
Anyox,
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
this
after-neon
bound
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
the
conference
next
week.
Construction
to
be
Started
'
Next
Month
V
New'
Sawmill
1
at
Seal
Cove
for
Big
Bay
Cc.
Shortly
after
June
1
construction
will
be
started
on
the
L!ig
Uiiy
Lumber
Co.'s
new
sawmill
here
on
the
site
of
the
old
Prince
t
itupert
Spruce
Mills
at
Seal
Cove
it
is
announced
by
George
McAfee,
manager
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.,
who
is
in
the
city
today
from
i
Georgetown.
The
work
was
to
have
started
ere
this
tima
but
certain
unforeseen
circumstances
have
caused
delay.
The
company
is
now
considering
the
erection
of
the
buildings
by
contract
instead
of
by
'I
labor
as
was
originally
intended.
The
buildings
will
go
up
during
i
hi-
funnier,
installation
of
machinery
being
scheduled
for
the
fall.
Present
plans
call
for
the
plant
to
bet
:
.
-
ready
for
operation
by
Mirch
1
when
the
sawmill
at
Georgetown?
which
the
company
has
operated
for
many
years.
will
be
closed
down.
The
new
mill
,
will
have
a
capacity
of
40.000
feet
or
'
slightly
mere
per
single
daUy
shift.
There
wUl
be
three
new
buUdlnss
i
..wrilll.
planus
mUl
and
machine
shop.
:
The
eld
&h42
will
be
overhauled
aad
re
-
'
..delled
while
the
former
Prince
P.u-itert
Spruce
Mills
s;eam
plant
will
be
used
after
It
has
bem
overhauled
and
a
new
smokestack
has
been
put
up.
Mr.
McAfee
will
assume
the
active
management
cf.
the
new
plant
while
Gilbert
Campbell,
Identified
previously
here
with
the
Emerson
intererta
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills,
will
te
chf
engineer
and
machinist.
Mr.
I
Campbell
is
due
here
next
mcnth
to
be
engaged
In
connection
with
the
retting
up
ol
machinery
and
preparations
therefor.
The
Installation
ci
the
machinery
wUl
be
supervised
by
C.
E.
Dorman
of
1L,
DR.
TOLMIE
COMING
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
lirithh
CiilumbU
Conservative
Leader
Will
Pay
VMt
tit
City
and
District
During
Summer
At
a
meeting
cf
the
provincial
execu
tive
of
the
Conservative
party
In
Vancouver
last
week,
It
was
decided
that
Hon.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmle,
M.P,
British
Columbia
leader
of
'the
party,
should
embark
immediately
upon
a
province-wide
tour.
In'
the
course
of
the
summer,
it
is
expected
that
Dr.
Tolmle
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
other
points
in
this
district.
According
to
C.
H.
Orme.
who
attended
the
meeting
In
Vancouver,
the
definite
date
of
his
arrival
here
haj
u.t
yet
been
set.
MILO
EGGERS
WILL
BE
DEPORTED
TO
B.C.
TO
FACE
HIJACK
CHARGES
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
10.
The
United
States
Circuit
court
cf
appeals
here
yepterday
ordered
the
deportation
cf
Mllo
Eggers,
now
In
Jail
at
Tacoma
to
British
Columbia
where
he
will
face
charges
of
h!Jacklng
two
rum
runners
three
years
ago.
FAMOUS
SEA
CAPTAIN
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
VICTOniA.
Mar
10.
Cactaln
James
ChPlstciLson,
80
years
cf
ase.
a
renowned
I
figure
In
the
marine
history
of
the
coast.
I.i
dead.
He
was
bcrn
In
Denmark
and
came
to
this
coast
03
years
ago.
remaining
ever
since.
WEATIIKK
KKPOKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
light
S.E.
wind,
temp.
44,
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
44,
'
Alice
Arm.
Claudy,
calm,
temp.
45.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
48.
Stewart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Harelton.
Clcudy,
calm,
temp.
50.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
cshn.
temp.
40.
Burns
Lake,
Cloudy,
.calm.
temp.
53,
Whltehorae.
Cloudy,
'south
wind,
temp,
43.
Dawson.
Clear,
north
wind,
temp.
43.
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.'s
freighter
Orlffco
arrived
at
the
dy
dock
at
noon
joday
from
Seattle
to
unload
a
Washington-Estop
dlesel
engine
which
will
be,
placed
In
the
new
seine
boat
being
built
for
Gammon
Ss
Watt.
The
vexsel
continued
on
to
Anyox
fiu
t;rrwon.
FRENCH
AIRMEN
l'-s
(iOt
F.KNMENT
O
K
O
A
N
I
Z
K
li
SF.AItl'11
OK
COAST-
Mil
WHITE-IJIllU
ANI
TWO
.MEN
FISHING
BANKS
THEORY
HAVE
NOT
BEEN
SEEN
SINCE
TIIEV
LEFT
USANCE
ON
SLNUAV
MOKNINU
WASHINGTON.
May
10.
Up
to
noon
today
nothing
hsd
been
heard,
of
the
.
seaplane
"Whlteblrd"
which
left
Franca
eerly
Sunday
morning
and
was
expected
to
arrive
htre
jesterday
alter-
I""11-
rcars
me
saieiy
oi
J
the
Intrepid
airmen.
CharleNunges-er
'and
Franoels
'
fcoii."
'"'"vr"
Tat
French
embassy
has
asked
the
United
States
government
to
aid
In
a
jcarcb'
fcr
t!ie
missing
Frenchmen.
At
New
Ysrk.
fcg
hampered
an
Intensive
search
for
the
men
who
are
long
over-du.
However,
the
land
and
sea
arid
air
forces
of
the
United
States
government
have
been
organized
to
hunt
from
Newfoundland
ten
New
Ycrk.
Speculation
is
rife
here
as
to
the
possible
late
of
the
aviators,
a
theory
being
expressed
that
they
might
have
descended
on
the
fishing
fleet
of
the
brand
Banks
of
Newfoundland.
In
such
a
cere
it
was
stated
it
might
be
two
or
ihree
weeka
befcre
they
are
heard
from
as
the
fishermen
have
no
wireless.
RAILWAY
CO:
MAKES
OFFER
tVOl
LI)
PAY
CITY
FLAT
TAXATION
OK
$01.0110
PEIt
ANN
I'M
FOU
TEN
VF.Alt
I'EIUOD
After
the
conclusion
of
regular
busi
ness,
the
city
council
went
Into
secret
tesslcn
last
night
to
deal
with
a
com-munlcatian
from
Williams.
Manson
tc
Oonzalcs.
counsel
foV
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways,
offering
bas's
for
a
ten
year
fixed
taxation
agreement
wish
the
railway
company
at
$61,000
per
year
together
with
local
Improvement
taxes,
etc.
No
comment
wan
made
on
the
matter
which
was
simply
left
over
for
dis
union
In
prlvai.e.
MANY
DEATHS
FROMSTORMS
C.W
ALTIES
A
HE
VEKV
111(111
IN
THE
MIDDLE
1VESTEKN
STATES
KANSAS
CITY
.May
10.
The
tornado
and
storm
casualtlss
of
the
middle
end
western
states
t:day
4tocd
at
more
than
333
dead
and
upward)
cf
800
injured,
tnany
prcibably
fatiuly.
Hundred
of
people
in
five
states
are
homeless.
Missouri
has
73
dead
and
300
Injured.
Arkansas
has
93
dead
and
350
injured.
Texas
has
33
dead
and
100
Injured.
The
casualty
list
In
Illinois
is
10
dead
and
43
Injured;
In
Kansas,
10
dcad
and
40
injured:
Wyoming,
3
dead:
Iowa,
1
dead,
nationaFwealth
OF
CANADA
ESTIMATED
AT
AN
ENORMOUS
AMOUNT
OTTAWA.
May
10.
Canada's
national
wealth
is
officially
estimated
at
$23.-000.000,000.
an
average
of
13,523
per
''.fljul
.f
te
popiilii'nn