V
ANCOUVEK.
April
27.
-
The
policy
of
the
provincial
government
was
laid
down
by
Premier
MacLean
at
mti-
i
night
of
South
Vancouver
Liberals
as
follows:
Continuation
of
the
present
financial
policy
and
the
balancing
if
the
budget
annually.
Reduction
of
taxation
year
by
year
in
so
far
as
consistent
with
he
maintenance
of
high
credit
standing,
maintenance
and
:H
to
provide
for
tmprovemente
In
the
.;
of
Ottawa
received
lie
third
read-tig
in
the
House
yesterday,
the
main
of
the
bUI
being
to
provide
means
for
the
rmttm
ftf
a
IS
ADOPTED
Ml
s
1(,
....
mill
1
iiii'VT
"i
iinai.
iEt
iti:K
or
n:oi,i.i:,!H
lli:i'ltlbTATIM;K
"'NUON.
AprU
a7.-Plnal
approval
of
"
'-vi.ed
prayer
bcok
of
the
Church
'
'
iintl
was
voted
today
at
a
spe-'
''Mon
of
Church
and
lalety.
The
"
"
80SS
to
Parliament.
,l"
'"Uil
vote
tor
adoption
was
MM
GRAND
JURY
RECOMMENDS
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KVl'i
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11
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LAW
M
Kl;i.
HATS
TO
K
MOIlX
,v
IIHNTI.Its
VANcouvBR.
April
a7.-the
Grand
"
"-',re
thel,
discharge
In
the
a-"H.n
'
yeaternajr
b,
Mr.
Justice
Muj-nson.
itwqrnmended
rigid
en-nf
the
curfew
law
.nH
twm.t
'
"
""'
("nmpelied
to
wear
easily
dls-1
11
"""!'
marka
auch
aa
red
hats
PECULATION
SENT
ACTIVESTOCKS
UP
'X
YforB,HAP,U
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Mnt
Pfl
.
a.
'
v.
"
,
.
from
two
to
..,
.hare.
OlU
led
the
ad-
chanta
to
attract
capital
and
population.
in
the
course
of
the
addreartbe
Pre.
j!om:
ok
mcim
k.
hVnrMr
min.bt!'
In
xmilON
AT
IIMIINA
On
Sunday
last
Prince
Rupert
people
visiting
in
Reglna
were
particularly
Interested
to
hear
the
pastor
of
Knox
United
Church
speak
of
the
wonderful
sunseta
at
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
his
sermon
to
a
large
congregation.
He
bad
visited
Prince
Rupert
and
enjoyed
those
eunsete.
TO
KEEP
IN
TOUCH
WITH
OUTSIDE
WORLD
BY
MEANS
OF
RADIO
Slice
the
advent
of
radO
a
Journey
Inl3
Arctic
or
Siberian
wastes
does
not
automatlcaUy
cut
off
from
world
com
munication
the
party
making
such
a
Jaunt.
Thla
fsrt
is
shewn
by
the
arrangements
which
have
been
made
be
tween
the
Stoll-McCracken
expedition.
members
of
which
are
here,
and
the
radio
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Ratlwsya,
for
bread
casting
back
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Daily
News
li
to
subscribe
by
the
year.
The
cost
Is
13.00
and
your
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
ropy
la
delivered
to
your
add
rem
with
newly
laid
dancing
nrh
evening.
Juat
figure
out
the
floor,
for
hire
amal!
ooat
to
you
for
thla
dally
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
service
for
twelve
months
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
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latest
and
best
for
the
Northern
and
Central
British
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least.
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XVMI.,
No.
00.
PRINCE
RUPEIiT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
27,
1928
Vancouver
last
night
INTERESTING
Htm
I'MMIV
HTKWAIIT
limtMKM
IIKIDK
OK
11
ALT
I!
It
I.OM1WILL
AT
(UtK.MOW
last
NKillT
a
wedding
of
considerable
Interest
mk
place
teat
evening
ai
the
Manse
.inking
funds
ao
that
by
the
end
of
1926
aU
sailing
funds"!!
extension
'ITl
i
l
m
huitltf
liflnnnattn
aaaawu.
..a.
-II
f
1
...
-
....
-vHU-.t
ui
an
provincial-
obligations
at;'"
Bdlnturgh.
Scotland,
was
unite,
,
maturity.
i
in
marrUct
to
Walter
Lougwul.
aon
o
OTTAWA
BILL
PASSED
BY
A
BIG
MAJORITY
oriAWA.
April
27.
.After
the
defeat
'wn
amendments
the
Government
Encouragement
of
capital
and
Indus-
Wr
na
Mra
Walter
LongwlU
of
Read
try
by
the
reduction
of
taaatlon.
"
England.
The
ceremony
waa
pe:
Co-operation
and
Harmonious
relatione
with
the
Dominion
government
ia
we
ocvviopment
or
water!
rentage
of
ronara
oy
He
v.
j.
R
Frlnell,
paator
o
First
Presbyterian
Church.
The
bride
waa
tastefully
dreaaed
In
a
cltlea
and
munlclpalltlea
of
the
province
own
of
wh"
georgette
trimmed
with
"
immnm
grain
eievatora
and
to
'
"
J"-
sun
wore
a
flowing
veU
o
encourage
and
facilitate
the
greater
ue
of
the
western
outlet.
Pair
dealing
with
labor
and
pen
Is
tent
extenaloB
of
social
legislation.
Inauguration
of
a
atate
health
insur-ante
aa
aoou
aa
the
province
can
afford
It
Advertlalng
of
natural
resources
along
the
lines
pursued
by
auceeaaful
mer-
.th
approacbss
to
the
Ihirllament
I
T?.
tratinn
Bd
dm,nl
milling.
The
Conservative
amendment
to
re
duce
from
fifteen
to
five
years
the
i-tkx;
in
which
the
sum
of
$200X100
year
:
to
be
paid
under
the
bill
to
0'!
feaeeai
dutriet
commieskm
defeated
on
a
vote
of
93
to
e.
Mrot.d
amendment
lunnnesd
by
I-
M-fhall
Progressive,
that
further
ipiui
expenditure
psuposed
unrtar
the
i
:
educed
from
three
million
del-
n.Twai,
waa
defeated
by
M
DETECTIVE
LET
OUT
VANCOUVER
HH
KllllfcHTMIN
H
HO
l
HAIII
TO
HAW:
IN'IUli
KOIlllLICY
It
nisilco
vvscouvm.
AprU
17.
Chief
of
P'.:i-i
f'.:-.
!ng
today
botiUSw
Mayor
Tky
t
deteetr
aarfeant
John
Rob-ud
bet
itlsniead
from
the
n
was
recently
suspended
o
imore.
alnoe
aentenced
to
two
"
ureakkif
sad
entering,
tulil
'
he
committed
tne
robber)
nvtructloct
from
Robertson
li
'tiik
abou
the
arrest
of
a
third
'
on
denied
Ollmore's
statement
PRAYER
BOOK
which
terminated
in
ll
ana
that
of
the
Liberal
government
since
that
be
held.
-
white
net
with
wreath
of
orange
bios
soma
and
whl.e
heather.
She
carried
i
ehower
bouquet
of
pink
Ophelia
rose
and
maiden
hair
fern.
The
bridesmaid.
Mis
Bins
Marshall
wore
a
charming
gewn
of
powder
blu
georgette
trimmed
with
sequins
with
i
picture
bat
of
beige
silk
crinoline
Ulm-...ed
under
the
brim
with
blue
georgette
and
blue
velvet
ribbon.
Her
bouquet
waa
of
pink
camatlona
an
delphiniums
.nomas
Mdfeekin
acted
as
grooms-
year.
He
made
no
mention
of
the
Ai.er
the
ceremony
a
reception
waa
P.OJ!.
Railway
nor
waa
there
any
lntl-'lMd
at
the
hune
of
the
brotber-ln-law
nation
aa
to
when
the
election
would
"UM1
taUr
'
the
bride.
Mr.
and
Mis.
i
nomas
iscMewtn,
Ml
Fourth
Avenue
Bast.
Mrs.
McMsekln.
wearing
a
gown
of
beige
georgette
and
lace,
assisted
In
rsrtnc
tne
guests.
The
bouse
waa
displayed.
'
with
Mm.
W.
W.
Wrstbalt
and
far,
David
Ritchie
prestdlnR
at
the
urns
"
me
nappy
couple
aailed
at
midnight
on
the
Prince
Oe.rge
t.
apend
a
hjney
moon
In
the
.uth
alter
which
they
wil.
return
t
the
city
to
take
up
residence
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
LongwlU
arr
wel:
known
and
popular
in
Prince
Buper.
and
their
many
frteuda
will
offer
then
best
wishes
and
congratulations.
Tht
bride
came
out
from
Scotland
a
tea
years
ago
and
ha
been
on
the
stall
of
McMesktn'a
stores.
The
groom
la
a
tenter
of
the
city,
being
engaged
lu
the
sheet
metal
and
plumbing
business.
KETCHIKAN
IS
GOOD
FIELD
FOR
NEWEST
GYRO
ORGANIZATION
The
formation
of
a
new
Oyro
Club
at
Kttchlkan.
which
mill
be
the
first
one
In
Alaska
and
the
farthest
north
club
in
the
world,
teems
practically
as
sured
following
the
visit
there
y
eater
day
of
L
W.
Waugh.
president
of
the
local
dub.
and
William
Cruikshank.
secretary.
The
officers
of
the
local
club
who
returned
home
last
night,
report
and
forth
between
the
schooner
Morris-;
having
met
with
splendid
response
dur
sey
on
wmcn
tne
expeamon
win
vravei
mg
their
brief
visit
at
the
"First
City."
north
to
Siberia
and
the
Canadian
Na
tiunal
station
CNRV
at
Vancouver.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nimmi
riwlng
IT"
Tml.iy
011
Vnnruu
trr
lArlMiige
(Oourtwy
S.
U.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.)
Bid
Asked
B.C.
Mirer
e
I
Bayvw
08
Big
Missouri
H
M't
Cork
Province
Dunwell
-1
George
Copper
....
S.W
0
Gladstone
Ooloonds
w
Independence
J
Indian
Kootanay
Plorencs..
-fj
L.
L.
Lakevlew
Lcadamlth
"
Jim
national
sivt
....
,
"
Ia
9mm.
tasnil-fVaUle
llW
W
f.
mm'
TW6
,
flJJ
Porter
Idaho
....'.
IW
'
Richmond
Rufus
Argenu
'
Ruth
Hops
J'
Sllvtr
Crest
SUvwrsmtth
"1
cnudook
"?
Slocan
King
Whitewater
J
T:
;
Woodbine
'.,
2rrr
"
:
.
aj
nuu
rrew
e
a
Jnuthlc
104
U0
They
had
a
con
fare
not
with
about
a
down
young
business
and
professional
men.
The
local
club
win
sponsor
the
new
Ketchikan
organization
If
It
Is
finally
decided
to
proceed
with
It.
NO
COMPLAINT
REGARD
WHAT
MACKENZIE
KING
SAID
REGARD
TREATY
LONDON.
April
87.
There
la
not
the
leant
reason
to
complain
about
anything
Premier
Mackenzie
King
aald
In
the
Canadian
House
of
Commona
on
March
Hum
Canada's
attitude
on
the
recent
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
negotiations,
Uud
Salisbury.
Government
leader,
told
the
House
of
Lords
Thurs
day
In,
a
discussion
of
the
matter.
NATIVE
DAUGHTERS
ARE
GIVEN
WELCOME
VICTORIA,
April
27.
Warm
commen
dation
ef
their
worn
in
safeguarding
and
preserving
historic
landmarks
and
natural
beautles'iv
the
nrovihoe
was
glvn
the
grand
post
of
native
daughters
of
Brits
Columbia
by
Mayor
Pendray
Ik
a
aMrass
of
weJoome
to
tbelr
annual
ennrension
today.
I'liin:
OK
wheat.
VA.VOODVSa
April
27.
The
nrlee
of
numosr
t
Northern
wheat
at
yeaterday
was
tl.M.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
closing
ARMISTICE
DAY
NATIVE
BROWNS
TOLD
ABOUT
AT
i
COW
BAY
TODAY
PRESTON
TRIAL
TKOOIS
TIIOK.IIT
"TUB
8T.U
I'
ITI.I.i:i
A
IIONI.K'
wiinx
COBO0R0.
AprU
n.
Operations
ot
tthe
Canadian
corns
couth
of
Man.
the
sincerity
of
the
enemy
w.th
re-
pect
to
the
armlstlcej
when
wrd
wt
received.
Brigadier
Oeneral
i(
A.
Clurhc,
MP
former
commander
of
the
ft
ver.th
C.u.
ad
lan
Infantry
Brigade.
u
s
wilnc
yeaterday.
DRUM
1H
LU!1
LUMMON
MINE
OPENING
i.os
a(ii:i.i;h-v
tXoi
tin
.mixing
TO.
TO
STAIIT
WOHK
ON
fOAST
I'ROPHIITV
at
met:
Word
was
receive!
la
the
city
thU
mnrnlag
that
the
Itetem
l.um-hmmi
mlar
sjear
llsrfley
Itay.
awn
Ike
est
rfwa.
heee,
h
to
Im
rv-'prned
InameOalOs
W
the
uev.lv
Ut.-.
fe-
ev
Mhf
K
nira.wiL.m
mii
ran.
1
nn.i
pert..
A
trt.v
of
nine
mil
came
ap
frmn
Vuneom
rr
an
the
Meaater
Cardnta
Uil
trip
In
Institute
the
avrfc.
The
llrttm
Lammrni.
whlrh
W
nne
of
Ihe
leM
krwmn
wpertlf
011
lite
em!
ami
'slileh
baa
shown
lmMeraMe
pnunlfce.
ha
been
MimI
hwn
fee
m
tlne.
II
lass
been
norknl
rMHMrileaHy
for
"w
.tear
hul
1111
in(lHMfM
effort
I
re
It
up
lis-
rt
leen
mile.
NEW
SECRETARY
AND
DIRECTORS
ELECTED
FOR
THE
ROTARY
CLUB
At
the
Rotary
Club
yeaterday
a
bal-
lott
wa
taken
for
secretary
and
dlree-tcr.
Oeorge
R
ine
having
previoucly
been
elected
president
by
acclamation
and
D.
C.
Paierton.
treasurer.
The
new
cretary
l
Donald
Finn
and
the
direc
AKTIII
U
COM.ISON
OK
KITKATI.A,
Adfcll
30.
HAS
WELL
KNOWN
HGtUK
IN
riCIM'E
lUI'KKT
Athur
OoUlson.
aged
30.
well
knowi
Kltkatla
native.
J
oat
hia
life
curly
tb.
ra
rnlng
when
be
fell
into
the
water
ofi
his
selneooat.
"Colllson."
which
wai.
eie
explained
to
the
Jury
yeaterday
by
drow,'ed-
11
s
'
W
m.nules
t
erana
of
the
Fcm.h
Canajian
Infantry
Brigade
Who
ga
,
tcsti:iii.:iy
m
the
libel
suit
brni);lv.
t-.y
air
Ar.hu:
Currie
agaliut
W.
T.
t.
.
on
nu
P.
W.
Wilson,
publisher
of
the
Poi
t
Hop-Oulde.
It
la
possible
the
t:t
will
cud
to
night.
How
the
soldiers
of
t!ie
Nineteenth
Battalion
received
the
news
that
th.
armistice
was
signed
.
la
desert
ted
by
Captain
Joseph
O'Neill.
MC,
forme:1
company
ooanmander
of
that
unit.
Th.
I
troopa
thought
"the
aUH
had
pulled
k
boner."
said
OWeUl.
Colonel
Hopper
was
ilm
doubtful
o
moored
at
the
Cow
Bay
float
and
waa
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Cllion.
Other
members
of
the
family,
most
ot
wham
bad
come
to
tewn
to
make
preparation
fcr
tlie
lorthco.ninjf
aalmou
f.hlnj
sea-ton,
Include
a
brother.
Henry
C
llujn
The
family
is
very
well
kn
an
in
the
city.
The
late
Arthur
C&lllsau
von
s
frequent
vteitor
here.
A
deloraity
nude
him
a
tveh
known
figure.
It
Is
probable
that
the
Ixdy
will
br
t
al;eu
back
to
Kltkatla
for
burlll
after
the
in-.uest.
Ht
v
tt
4
tt
t
ni;v
Ml
I.I.
TO
IIAtB
4.
AKOI
T
!AMK
(
I
T
AM
IIIO
HAY
AT
sf.M.
t'OVK
In
the
course
of
an
address
to
4-
the
Rotary
Club
yeaterday
Oco.
W.
Nlckeison
mentioned
lncl-
enta':y
that'
he
understood
the
new
lumbar
mill
to
be
buUt
near
Porpoise
Harbor
by
J.
R.
Mcrgan
Co.
would
have
about
the
same
output
capacity
as.tbe
4
Big
Mill
at
Seal
Cove
He
aaid
Me-wn-
J
the
,
Kty.
lAfiUN
KUKU
OF
SSXATCHElVAh
OBJECTS
TO
INFLUX
FOREIGNERS
OTTAWA,
April
27
-
Rev.
Canon
Burd
of
Saaka
.chewitn
quoting
Iruml
gratlon
statistics
yesterday
before
the
House
of
Commona
Immigration
committee
expressed
hla
"very
deep
alarm"
over
the
preponderance
of
Buropeana
entering
Canada.
Figures
ware
quoted
Canon
Burd
said,
"to
show
thbat
the
present
system
is
detrimental
to
those
ot
us
who
are
living
In
the
AVIATORS
TO
BE
AT
FLOYD
BENNET
FUNERAL
tr
I.4I.H
adian
tors
are
Oerr;e
Woodland.
John
riyb-
attend
the
funeral
at
Arlington
cent-favn
and
John
D-re
tery
of
Floyd
Bennett.
Search
for
the
Killer
of
Comox
Avenue
Woman
Seems
to
Have
Shifted
to
Points
in
the
South
H
vice
and
on
the
for.-uat:.n
of
tht-
lat
iJuiadian
Division
at
Valcartler,
Que..
.Kc
was
o.Teicd
and
acccp
cd.
command
of
the
2nd
Canadian
I.Uantry
Brigade,
ae
a.-
prrmoted
Colo.icl
while
In
Rng-
hen
n
ouxnc
commanded
his
division.
his
tenure
of
offtoe
saw
him
partlcl-
i
PS
ting
In
many
of
the
hottast
batttes
It
would
be
a
irreat
thing
for
jof
the
war.
In
June
lOlg
the
division
the
district
to
have
this
mill.
was
deeply
committed
once
more
at
1
Ywres
when
the
Germans
strong
bid
to
sweep
away
Kidite.
Moquet
Farm.
Le
Sara.
Hy
and
at
the
Reglna
Trench,
the
lat
Canadian
Division
delivered
attack
after
attack,
contributing
much
of
the
eventual
withdrawal
of
the
German
from
that
area
In
the
spring
of
117.
Oeneral
Currie
continued
In
com
mand
of
the
division
for
the
greater
part
of
1817
during
wbich
tune
oe-
urrvd
the
famous
battle
of
VLmv
with
Its
subsequent
engagements
Arkux
tnd
Fresnoy.
The
1st
Can
Division
Dsrtlclnated
in
all
of
NEW
YORK.
April
27-
The
relief
plane
-feu
acilorw:
but
Preanov
wa
the
l..t
a
I
bus.
oppos.uon
in
an
effort
to
open
the
-way
;bua.
ttckh
of
hu
craninaag
which
rssteesd
000
bus.
toe
gjouno
previously
lost
to.
the
enemy
1
n
Obserratory
R-dge.
Mount
Sorrel
and
Sai:Ctuary
Wocd.
Seven
weeks
later
aaw
the
Canadians
engaged
In
the
protracted
struggle
on
the
Somme,
and
the
1st
Canadian
Dlvl-Icn
tcrk
part
In
much
of
the
severe
ght.ng
then
In
progress.
On
POzleres
v
Premier
Maclean
Ratlines
Policy
of
His
Government
for
First
Time
Since
Attaining
Present
Position
Omits
reference
to
P.G.E.
and
no
inkling
whenWMlW
K
election
will
be
held
in
add
Men
Who
Are
Principals
in
the
Big
Legal
Battle
at
Coburg,
Oni,
Best
Known
as
Currie
Libel
Suit
Ont.,
April
27.
(by
the
Canadian
Press).--The
na-on;il
COBOURG,
i)
-minence
of
the
principles
engaged
in
the
legal
battle
at
Cobourg,
where
the
war
commander
of
the
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force,
General
Sir
Arthur
W.
Currie,
G.C.M.G.,
K.C.D.,
ia
seeking
to
obtain
$50,000
damages
against
W.
T.
R.
Preston
and
r
W.
Wilson,
of
Port
Hope,
Ont.,
for
alleged
libel,
has
stamped
this
iitiga
iitilT!i;
Jon
Irtn
as
-t
U
nno
one
of
lf
the
Ia
nnl.ton.1ini.
:M
f
I
,
,
ihret
outstanding
cases
in
Canadian
jurisprudence.
fthzu
the
accident
occurred
and
the
AKTIII
K
(
ItltIK
a
pUlce
who
were
notified
and
lmraedl-
8,1
-''-'t-ur
Curle
m
oiie
ol
the
citi-ate!y
tr.ok
charge,
recovered
the
body
'"'
at
Idler
ol
Canada
who,
In
the
brief
al
Qui
this
mornlnj.
An
tnqueal
will
Pce
ol
little
more
than
two
years.
ik
neia
at
t
ociocx
thla
altcrnocn
when
ru
r-"
-"e
rati
ci
colonel,
coin-
further
dctaila
of
the
tragedy
will
be
r.cili.g
a
brigade
ol
lniantry.
to:
revealed
by
a
number
of
witne-stes.
Pu-
lJCuie::jnt
-Oentral,
commanding
Bh
Leral
arransemer.ta
are
in
the
hands
Army
Ccrpa
of
four
olviskn.i.
At
the
I
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
cuiortak
of
the
war,
on
Auguat
4.
1914.
1
young
widow,
by
bU
mother
and
lather.
I
'"'
E
C,
volunteered
lor
active
eer-
GRAIN
SHIPPED
AT
VANCOUVER
The
deceased
la
survived,
besides
aJC""!
Currie.
who
was
.hen
In
Vic-
M
MBKK
OK
VIMOKIji
TOOK
U
IIKAT
CAKflO
I'OH
rOUTH
OK
TIIK
tVOKLI)
VAKCOUVRR,
April
27.
Wtieat
keep
up
well
at
thla
port,
a
of
vessels
havlne
clasmit
nd
in
January.
1318.
and
with
this!
the
Paat
atek
for
various
warM
uilw
j.roccd.d
to
France
In
February
'as
follows:
u.a.
year,
colonel
Currie.
as
be
Leeds
Clt
for
RotterdaaB
4.
1.
took
part
with
bis
brix.de
I
Holm
park
for
Londcn
with
rnntle
the
2nd
Battle
of
Ypres
In
April.
Ilelth
37,533
bus;
for
Left
ITata
huat
l.
a:.d
rr
bu
work
in
thu
s.
ngage-
j
lor
!xndon
74.986
bus.
Jiit
H
i
awarded
the
Cjutpauljnahlp
'
Beedpool
for
HuU.
M7.T11
bus.
the
ta
h
by
His
Majesty
the
King.
Anglo-Peruvian
for
lUsasnttn
r
ii.d
ji
a
jo
made
a
Commander
of
.order
a4sasn
m,.
1c
Ug.on
of
H
nor
by
tha
Republic!
OvlPRton
CJurt
to
Qnaenston
lor
or-
t
Fra
ice
Cc!tnc!
Ci:re
j.ari
coated
'dera
316
JU
bus.
ti-.c
b.tUos
..r
Festubert
and
Given-!
R.o
Dorado
to
"--rrtim
CMcrt
lor
hy
in
May
and
June
of
115;
and.
crdera
2Umi
bus.
v
ren
uenem
Aideison.
then
comman-1
Welah
Cltv
Uer
ol
the
lit
Canadian
Oivisitn
was
bus.
tar
Avrinsaasrth
34317
withdrawn
to
England,
it
waa
to
the!
Jufuku
Mara
for
Lomtest
tHJUt
cauei
ol
the
2nd
Brlaade
that
mm.
hmn,.ii
-
-
.XX
1
-
v
ww
m
a-aea
laaneMgf
GWfWyPf
,lMvsV
msrd
of
the
division
was
given,
with
Wales
Maru
far
Tobtfiteaaa
r&.lQQ
ihe
rank
of
Major
Oeneral.
From
Sap-'bus.
',
,
.ember
1915
untu
June
1917
Oerweral
Paris
Maru
for
Kobe
rnlS.te.t
toe
and
'Yokohama
S1.ST7
bas.
Africa
Maru
for
Oasa
MJSH
-bus,
tor
Shanghai
at4S7
buai
tat
Mejl
1867
bus.
Norway
Maru
for
Yokohama
M&SO
Bcrder
King
for
Swath
tntr
SU3I
VETERANS
WIN
FOR
ATHLETICS
O.IINN.
f'OIHI
AMI
HfKAKrit
KIM.
ro.Ysiitix
rK
virTuitv
over
SKNATOItS
VKMTEKli.lV
(Canadian
Press)
NTW
YORK.
April
17.
Thanks
to
the
resourcefulness
of
three
baseball
ancient
warriors.
Oonnle
Metk's
Phlla-
delphls
Athletics
are
now
m
tntrd
position
In
the
American
League
after
New
York
and
Cleveland.
The
highly
touted
team
which
started
the
111a
an
11
ao
badly
has
come
up
from
last
posl-
puoiea
oy
arnu
saicned
wun
the
crew
fca"3e
In
which
Oeneral
Currie
led
hlaitk,n
diwing
the
past
ln
nremen
on
ocard.
arrived
here!o:.i
nivu-nn
n
,iv.
.
runnlmi
rouahahod
yeaterday
Washington
itoaj
iron
Laxe
s
Agne.
.
Quebec,
en
iSl;
m.n
Byna
to
'
command
of
th!115
W
nil.
John
Qulnn.
41.
rears
old.
M
wa-nington
wnere
iney
wiii,Thrd
Butiah
Army,
the
command
of
lle
Senators
to
seven
Mattered
Spilier
would
neither
confirm
or
deny
crimes
and
aometlme
they
go
unsolved
thU
report
this
morning.
Nor
would
he
In
this
case,
however,
the
police
still
commit
hlmielf
on
sny
other
aspect
of
seem
very
hopeful,
the
case.
That
prograa.
1
being
made
Apparently,
there
had
been
no
new
In
the
Invostigstlou
might,
at
least,
be
;
developments,
up
to
neon
today,
.poxst-ft"!
i
biy.
t
lie
re
may
be
something
baton
long..
BOARD
OF
TRADE
DINNER
On
FRIDAY
EVENING
AT
G.30.
AT
COMMODORE
CAFE
in
honor
of
visit
of
Stoll-McCracken
Scientific
Expedition.
Address
by
Mr.
McCracken
Tickets
at
Orrnes
Drug
Store,
Dank
Managers'
and
Secretary
of
Board
of
Trade,
$1.00
each.
H
e
Canadian
Corps
devolved
unonimu-
Tnc
!nt
Athletle
runs
were
ac-
Oeneral
Cirrlc.
Slmultancoualy.
he
waa
jcountd
toT
DT
Ty
Cobb.
41.
and
forty
c.-euud
Knight
Commander
of
the
Or-rMr
old
T1"1"
Speaker.
Qulnn
drove
In
'ler
of
St.
Michael
and
St.
Oeorge.
His
first
engagement
aa
commander
of
the
Canadian
Corps
was
that
at
Hill
70
where,
according
to
recent
information
from
the
Oennan
war
authorities.
I
the
Canadians
inflicted
on
the
enemy
losses
that
were
proportionately
greater
than
any
sustained
by
the
Germans
!
either
prior
or
subsequent
to
that
bat-
AS
the
search
for
the
killer
of
Esther
Killas
on
Comox
AeW
rnlhaghun.
on
Apni
I,
moved
elsewhere?
Certain
circumstances
of
re-
rwhendaie
Ridge
which
w..
p-cent
development
might
point
to
the
affirmative
in
anawerlnir
tuned
nn
Novamher
1017
Thk.
nluH
the
query.
It
is
to
be
noted,
at
least,
that
certain
city
police
officers
u
active
fighting
tar
that
year,
but
who
have
been
working
in
plain
clothes
are
back
in
iwiiform.
And,
,n
,h
Prln
01
1918
he
Canadian
possibly
of
irreuter
aiynificance,
is
the
fact
that,
after
a
lengthy
"
rnfea
ln
repuiaing
the
strong
conference
with
Inspector
Spillcr
and
Servant
J.
1'.
M.
Hannah.
crm"n
","""k
of
Mrcn
a
ln
Inspector
Forbes
Cruikshank.
chief
of
the
investigation
department
yof
Arr'u
'
M"rch
"
ln
of
the
provincial
police,
who
has
been
working
on
the
case
for
sev-
n
.
,,
Canadian
corp.
under
sir
-Ml
days,
left
nurriedly
laat
night
for
i
Regarding
the
report
that
blood
stain
Arthur
Currie
which
struck
the
heav-the
south.
The
police
thU
morning
found
along
the
street
might
have
been
est
on
August
S
and
0
at
Amiens,
would
not
sy
what
Inspector
Crulk,-
merely
a
blind.
Inaprctor
Sptller
denied
contributing
most
to
whst
Lundendorff
shank
was
golnn
for
or
where
hi
dea-
that
any
officer
In
authority
had
made
characterised
aa
"Oermany-
Black
Day."
wxnwui,
uiiaui.
!,
oave
oeen
aucn
a
auggcstlon.
The
report
to
thla
The
German
excused
their
defeat
on
i
ror
some
good
reason
that
be
want
with
effect
aeoma
to
be
entirely
uuaupported
thoe
tax)
days
by
the
words
of
Von
i
the
investigation
apparantly
not
yet
j
Meantime,
there
Is
till
sn
air
of
Hutler.
Ludendorff's
brother-in-law,
and
concluded.
i
niyktery
about
the
Investigation
which
commander
of
the
defeated
Oennan
l
There
are
ruinur
that
some
dues
of
j
ha,
evidently,
been
by
no
means
droo-
Armv:
"We
wem
mmuM
i
,k-
n,.l
importance
have
been
found.
Ins
pec
ear
ped
It
often
takes
ttmtJ
to
solve
such
of
the
French
Armv
and
th.
.i.h.ti
(continued
on
page
six)
NO
OFFERS
MADE
FOR
HALIBUT
HERE
TODAY
one
run
and
scored
one
himself.
MAJOR
MILLER
FOR
CANDIDATE
MKIMCAL
MAX
CMlOltsMt
UY
LIU-KltAI.S
or
imim;i,,
ItlVKIt
AS
IMlOIIAIll.K
(
AMIIUATr,
VANCOUVER,
April
87.
Major
J.
D.
Miller
was
endorsed
by
the
Powell
River
Liberal
Aswclatloa
laat
night
s
candidate
for
Mackencl
In
the
forth.
coming
provincial
election.
Dr.
Miller
was
for
a
toumber
of
years
chief
medlcsl
officer
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
before
taking
up.
practice
at
Powell
River
and
Is
well
known
throughout
the
riding.
STEWARfFIRMS
INCORPORATED
VICTORIA.
April
27.
-Incorporations
gasetted
thla
week
Include!
The
Crawford
Transfer
CO.
Ltd..
a"'
private
company
capitalised
at'ltfco.ooo
with
head
office
at
Stewart.
Three
CaiiiulUii
Ihmt
Will.
smhi
i
D,lur
Mlam
lnoa-
i
,
,
personal
liability),
a
public
company
l-ucal
lluyers
t
nwllllng
m,
j
CiplulUwt
tiM0
wltn
......
7
quarters
at
Stewart.
Up
to
2
o'clock
this
afternoon,
no
of-
few
bad
been
mad
by
local
fish
buyers
for
the
catches
totalling
62.000
pound
offered
by
three
Canadian
boats.
The
Bmblem.
with
17,000
pounds,
and
the
Zapora,
with
31.000
pounds,
pare
planning
to
leave
for
Vancouver.
The
third
b.iat
in
l
the
Balsac
with
14,000
pounds.
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
i:n(ilisiuj:auie,
mv.
i.
Blackburn
3.
Derby
QMnty
2.
DIVISION
II.
NutU
Purest
0.
Port
VtU
2.