Save
Money
Boston
Grill
tiki
cheapest
wtjr
to
buy
th
Daily
Nw
l
to
subscribe
by
the
year
The
coat
is
15.00
and
your
,Pv
m
delivered
to
your
address
w,-h
t'
enin.
Juat
figure
out
the
,m
,11
,-oHt
to
you
for
thie
dally
M?
.i:e
for
twelve
months!
Northern
and
V
Win..
No.
io::.
APPEAL
Mayor
of
Vancouver
Charged
With
Allowing
Lawbreaking
That
City
It
taaluu
viut,
May
Declaring
that
Mayor
Taylor
I
y
is
charged
with
permitting
gambling
and
the
op-
iouuij
uj
uiouiuciij
1IUUBCO
UIKI
Willi
JIIEH.X
UCjUIlg
nj,i
ii'ors
to
refrain
from
carrying
on
their
duties,
G.
G.
)I
tu
r,
K.C.,
counsel
for
police
commissioner
Fletcher.
Ti
liffl
the
sensation
at
this
jniin
r
proue.
Mcdcer's
statement
followed
a
demand
from
Alex.
H
ii
li
rson,
K.C..
counsel
for
the
mayor,
that
either
the
ic
i
.
s
against
nis
cuem
snouiu
oe
made
numic
or
near-
,i
i
idence
inferring
them
should
be
ruled
as
inadmis-Tin
mayor
was
in
the
court
room
when
McGeer
made
It
rhariye.
SEVEN
YEARS
FOR
SELLING
BOGUS
STOCKS
M
:ll;M:
III
MKX
KfcMK.VMI
AT,
nil
in
amk
uv
jis-
1U
C
MOKHUKJN
KB.
May
3
C.
P
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wr-
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pretences,
sentence
in
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WINNIPEG
FIRM
BUYS
AIRWAYS
VI
It
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COMPANi
tvi)
V,
ll.l.
(I':illi:
AH
DIVISION'
1)1
OTllKIt
HUM
v
KB.
May
8.-
Purine
Airway
in'
uver.
haa
bcrn
purchased
'
i
in
Canada
Airways
lmi.
'ii
Airwa
win
ojwtnte
as
"l
the
Western
Canada
firm
I)
R.
MMLaren
as
operating
:i
nt.
i;i
r
passenger
t.ervlce
for
Victoria
and
Seattle
are
lvi'
firm
will
alao
patrol
for
ii
Ki'Veriimcnt
In
British
hi
Ud
commercial
flying
of
r0LCANIC
AND
QUAKE
SHOCKS
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north
to
ma
km
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Ot
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IN
ALASKA
Till
M
JUIU:
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May
2.
-Dr.
Thomas
'
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the
1029
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expedl-
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new
bounty
of
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luu
been
placed
on
big
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mid
the
royote
bounty
ha
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trom
5
to
7.50.
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morning's
hearing
of
the
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thb.
ut
AiUiUu.i.i'i
'ii
murcn.
Thuraday
night
'a
program
la
arranged
fcr
non-Cathollea.
Question
will
bt
a
pawned
and
truth
about
V.
rellgton
will
be
dta-uaaed.
The
Mlatlon
for
the
children
begin
Thuraday
erenlng
at
4
'leek
and
rloaaa
Saturday
morning.
Sunday
night,
tbe
Mlaakw
wfl
be
brought
to
a
close
with
Unpraaalva
otremonlea.
COLEMAN
RESIGNS
HEAD
OF
FACULTY
OF
ARTS
AT
UNIVERSITY
VANOOUVKK.
May
3
-The
reilgnaUon
of
Dr.
H.
J
T.
Coleman
a
dean
of
the
faculty
of
arta
at
the
University
of
Brlturi
Columbia
waa
accepted
by
the
board
of
governor.
Dr.
Daniel
auehanan.
head
o!
the
department
of
mathemntloi.
aucceeda
him.
Dr.
Coltman
retain
the
poaition
a
th
head
of
the
department
of
philosophy.
of
HUATIint
KUrOKT.
for
Prince
Rupert-4?art
cloudy,
light
8J5.
wind,
temperature
4.
Hyaport.-4jlht
wind,
cloudy,
temp.
calm,
temp.
port
mmpeon.-Cloudy.
4
.
Terrace-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
Hoaawood.-Cloudy.
calm.
temp.
44.
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
44.
Alyanah
-Part
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
caun.
-
wKm
.imiri
Malm
ealm.
temn.
temp.
1
4J.
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t.mn.
43.
6tewit.--ainmg.
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TTT
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lmr
U.
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cloudy,
calm.
P
Smithes
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Duma
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elm.
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88
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wind
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part
cloudy,
ciouu,.
temp.
45.
ivi-
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VANCOUVWav
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-
--
-
whtat
yesterday
was
'
PRINCE
A
RISKY
EXPERIMENT:
German
scie
lists
are
working
six
million
volts
of
electricity
drawn
fro
"
p
.;,
by
the
disrupt
an
atom.
i
i:in.itM
ton
itmiiT-
(-VAV
tl.KAIIUU
twr.
on
l.muin
Will
close
tomorrow
;
i
tho
work
o.
clearing
the
;.:-i)f-way
lor
the
.xten.o-i
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ai
of
Ue
S'Hena
River
II
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).
.
ii
in
C.llnw)
RiipiOs
!..
mllM
toward
tlx-
Sk.'ena
....
crlen
Hie
'.ciUerji
will
be
:
i
.:rdid
to
tl.
;)a:
tim-it
i
f
pub-4
rk
hca.iqviiir;crs
In
Vlc-
.
where
tl.
coniract
will
be
Bcs.drs
tlic
work
of
extend-the
toad,
the
department
la
i
planning
to
put
In
the
i
Ui
:icroas
Oalloway
Raplda
tliu
year.
PRESIDENT
OF
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
HERE
Prrry
of
Montreal
on
One
of
lilt
ITrt-nHiral
VMt
of
liitrrllu
to
Url
0ienitlm
P.
Parry
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
Canadian
fiah
Cold
Stones
Co..
ar
rived
hi
tbe
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thU
mornli'g
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
one
of
hi
periodical
vlsiu
of
lnDe:;idn
to
the
company's
local
op-eratluns.
Mr.
Perry,
who
ia
accona-ianled
by
hit
wife
and
stepdaughter,
will
return
south
touvjrrow
night.
GERMANY
AGREES
TO
U.S.
PROPOSALS
IN
RENOUNCING
OF
WAR
WASHINOTON.
May
3.
With
thr
d-claratlon
that
tilt
new
guarantee,
for
maintenance
of
peace
mail
give
real
impulse
to
efforts
for
carrying
out
general
disarmament,
Germany
has
agreed
to
the
United
Statea
proposal
a
treaty
among
world
powers
renouncing
war.
JAPANESE
GIRL
DIED
EATING
WILD
PARSNIP
KBIiOWNA.
May
2
-
A
four
year
old
Japaneas
girl
died
yesterday
from
eating
wild
pamnlp
a
green.
She
waa
a
neighbor
to
W.
P.
Will
who
died
Saturday
from
the
same
.cause.
Mr.
Wills
and
other
members
of
the
Japanese
family
are
believed
to
be
out
of
danger.
FLAMINGO
IS
WINNER
2,000
GUINEA
STAKES
NBWMAHKST.
May
J-The
two
thousand
guineas
was
won
today
by
Flamingo
owned
by
Sir
Lawrence
Phillips.
Royal
Minstrel
came
second
and
O'Corry
UiliU.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ItUPERT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
AGAINST
DECISION
Egypt
Postpones
Obnoxious
Bill
in
Relationto
Assemblies
and
Peace
Once
More
Haters
in
Near
East
May
2.
The
Egyptian
crial
took
a
fatornble
turn
LONDON.
to.
ay
when
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
that
the
instructions
which
were
previously
th
Might
necessary
to
gitc
to
certain
warships
had
lccn
countermanded.
The
foreign
minister
also
announced
that
the
Ilrltish
reply
lo
the
Egyptian
government's
note
while
welcoming
its
enli-ment
wnrned
that
if
the
Acmbly'
Mil
was
revived
or
a
similar
legislation
introduced,
Hrltaln
would
be
obliged
again
to
intervene.
CAIRO,
May
1.
The
Anglo-Egyptian
situation
is
easier
following
the
decision
of
the
Egyptian
Chamber
and
Senate
Inst
night
lo
postpone
diwuwiion
of
the
Assemblies'
bill
until
November.
Apparently
this
meets
the
Ilritish
demands.
Options
Taken
on
Mining
Claims
at
Thornhill
Mountain,
Terrace,
by
General
Exploration
Companp
May
2.
II.
S.
Woolverton,
Vancouver,
representative
TERRACE,
of
the
General
Exploration
Co.,
of
Vancouver,
is
at
present
in
the
district
and
has
taken
an
option
on
the
Michaud,
Maon
and
Dahl
groups
of
mining
properties
on
Thornhill
mountain.
They
plan
to
start
operations
on
these
claims
as
soon
as
snow
conditions
liermit.
The
same
company
has
already
bonded
the
Diadem
group
of
claims
of
Hulklcy
Shannon
on
Nicholson
Creek,
Ilanall,
and
has
installed
a
compressor
there.
The
company
will
also
make
an
exam-
filiation
of
other
mining
property
In
the
NAME
OF
MAYOR
TAYLOR
AGAIN
BEFORE
BOARD
UIT.NESS
SAYS
III.
ItAIMlll
lir.l.l.
S.WIOl'T
Pt
M
il
IMIAUU
CAMI'AKiN
in
vancoi
vr.u
VANCOUVER.
Mny
8
-
At
the
police
Inquiry
yesterday
Sergeant
J.
W.
Tunning
.deolured
that
after
he
had
secured
bench
.
warrants
agaiuet
two
men.
xharging
them
with
operating
punch
hoards.
Chtef
Lmii?
and
Deputy
Chief
Dan
Leatherdalc
remonstrated
with
him.
The
chief
tcld
Mm.
said
wltneas.
that
Mayor
Taylor
had
txcn
over
"raising
hell"
about
the
campaign
of
punch
board
relrurss.
Alex.
Henderson,
counsel,
strongly
objected
to
second
hand
reports
of
th
msyor's
statements.
The
seaston
was
featured
by
sharp
clashes.
O.
O
Mcdeer,
representing
police
ctinm.Ml.mcr
Fletcher,
Insisting
"n
n
full
iii'd
Itnp.irthil
Inquiry.
MAY
2,
1928
on
theory
that
five
to
Franklin
principle
will
district
as
noon
as
weather
conditions
permit
of
netting
into
the
hill.
Fred
Louudsbcrry
of
Usk.
who
1
In
charge
of
the
Oeneral
exploration
Oom-pmiy'n
operations
at
Hanall
waa
In
town
at
the
oenliinlng
of
the
week
-with
Mr.
Iwoulverton.
CONVICTION
REVERSED
IN
SECOND
TRIAL
AT
ASSIZES
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
May
3.
-
Antonio
Mor-rcll.
taxi
driver,
was
acquitted
of
a
charge
of
manslaughter
at
tbe
Supreme
I
Court
Aastae
In
connection
with
the
death
of
John
P.
Lawaon
whom
he
truck
with
a
icr
In
January
W87.
He
had
been
sentenced
to
four
years'
Imprisonment
at
the
first
trial
four
years
ago.
Constable
T
I.
E.
Greenfield
of
the
Kltwanga
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
arrived
in
the
eltv
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Interior
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princes
Alice
for
Skagway,
escorting
a
liquor
shipment
which
Is
being
mnde
Into
the
Vi'k
-ii.
IN
losers
i6ouf
$15,000;
Appeal
is
Announced
More
Particulars
of
Case
Which
was
Decided
Against
Preston
and
Wilson
With
One
Juror
Dissenting
Oat.,
May
2.
By
a
poll
of
11
to
1
the
civilian
jury
COBOURG,
yesterday
rendered
a
verdict
against
W.
T.
It.
Preston,
writer
of
the
defamatory
article
which
appeared
June
13
in
the
Port
Hope
Cuiile
entitled
'
Jlona"
and
against
the
publisher
of
the
paper,
F.
W.
Wilson.
The
jury
found
that
the
publication
of
the
article
was
lilellous
and
thi-y
awarded
Sir
Arthur
Currie,
who
is
the
aggrieved
party
in
the
uit
for
damages,
the
sum
of
$500.
The
former
commander
of
the
Canadian
Corps
had
claimed
$50,000.
il.c
j-iiy
dellbtrkted
three
noun
and
lor.v
....i.utca
and
une
Juryman
voted
I
n.au
:t
the
verd.ci.
be
was
a
returned
soldier.
ix.endanta
stood
upon
their
assertions
i
lint
what
had
been'
printed
In
the
article
"Mon"
was
true
In
aubetaaoe
and
ai
.act.
while
counsel
for
the
plaintiff
emended
that
the
article
was
libel-h.us
and
that
a
portion
of
It
referring
to
U.e
Canadian
soldiers
baring
then
inks
t
ranged
on
the
headquarters
ctaft
a-
the
meanest
thing
that
could
be
skid
by
a
mean
man.
Prank
Began
for
the
defense
eaplaraer.
u
the
jury
that
taohnteal
verdict
a7amst
hie
cttatfts
JttHtjLABft
fN
wuuid
impose
ufutTWUm
the
ousts
ot
the
Mat,
arfHefc
might
mean
abotit
le
"
ooo.
Preston's
addvaae
to
the
'
Jury
dealt
largely
with
the
circumstance
of
Bit
Bam
Hughes'
address
In
the
Hue
ol
Commons
and
he
complained
he
hid
not
enticed
tlie
opportunity
thst
lay
at
i.and
,t
that
time
tj
hare
a
parliamentary
Investigation
to
clear
htmsel'
W.
N.
Tllley
for
Currie
confined
most
of
hit
address
to
explaining
technical!
ties
of
the
lsuie
at
.stake.
He
said
Pros-
in
might
be
a
gjod
general
with
Oer-
man
troops
out
of
Belgium
utitgetner
but
Fcch
had
to
do
the
job
before
they
get
out.
He
had
las
led
an
order
which
read
that
It
was
Important
to
maintain
and
ha'
ten
ur
action
and
the
Canadian
commander
was
trying
to
carry
out
the
order.,
of
the
high
command.
P.
W.
Wilson
announced
today
that
the
Currie
verdict
would
be
appealed.
PWC
IN
MONTREAL
WHEN
EXPLOSION
TAKES
PL4CE
IN
GAS
CONDUIT
MONTREAL.
May
2
-A
small
panic
occrrred
In
the
east
end
laat
night
when
a
gaa
explosion
In
a
conduit
broke
over
140
windows
In
stores
and
dwellings
and
a
factory
building.
Real-den
is
rushed
to
the
streets
In
their
night
clothes.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
NetHi
(Jhlit
1'rfcfs
Ttwl.iy
on
Vshmmi-er
Evrlwiue
Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
B.C
Silver
Bnyvlew
Bin
Missouri
Cork
Province
Dun
well
Otorge
Copper
Glacier
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Kootenay
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Richmond
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Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Fiv'Cnnu
E
SUIT
SPENCER-McRAE
INTERESTS
ARE
TO
WORK
MINES
TO
C'AltltY
Ol
T
DEVELOPMENT
ON
mimw;
ami
ci.ih.ix
riton.u-
TIES
AT
A
MCE
A
KM
TBtiiHiaMsiiei
HeBae
lMeravU
Of
Tan
jwuver,
which
last
fail
.chanted
Lib
anguard.
Red
Point
afd
CoftjSBr
tIT
jnrwpartlas
afte.
carrying
out
cou.iloeri
able
work
on
them,
will
this
season
carry
out
development
operation
od
the
MacLt
and
Climax
propcrtle
In
th
Alice
Ann
camp.
It
Is
learned.
These
mines
h:rh
a:e
censie'erer:
rety
pro
mising,
lie
acxisi
the
Kltsattlt
Blver
about
four
miles
from
the
famoU
Doily
Varden.
They
adjoin
each
other.
The
Vancouver
syndicate
has
Usutortahea
to
do
at
least
S5.000
worth
of
develop
ment
work
on
them
this
summer.
TORIC
M
INE
TO
OPERATESOON
a.
v.
ii.
m.KiiAitm
in
i;
At
ai.ui;
ABM
SOON
TO
L.l
NCII
SEASON'S
VtOHK
ON
PIlOI'ElttV
A.
C.
H.
Oerhsrdi,
managing
director
of
the.
Hcmeatake
ConBOtldated
Mining
at
Develormeut
Co.,
1
eltte
at
Alice
Arm
within
the
next
few
days
and.
on
hi
arrival,
operations
will
be
resumed
at
the
Torlc
mine
wbleh
has
been
closed
down
during
th
WmfST.'
Already
the
crew
of
mm
Is
being
Marmblfd
at
tbe
mine
where
a
mUl
Wgs
lneUlled
laat
season
More
machinery
Is
to
be
brought
in
by
Mr.
Gerhard!
and
It
Is
planned
to
increase
tbe
power
development.
BALLOCH
APPOINTED
ENGINEER
TEMPORARY
VICTORIA
May
2.
B
Bulloch
has
been
appointed
temporarily
to
fill
the
poaition
as
district
public
works
engineer
at
Prince
Rupert
being
vacated
by
O.
C.
Mackay.
who
la
moved
to
Pen-tleton.
,
LIBERALELKTED
AT
MEDICINE
HAT
MEDICINE
HAT,
Sask
.
May
2
Hector
Lang.
Liberal,
waa
elected
to
represent
the
rldlnit
in
the
provincial
legislature.
Other
candidates
were
B.
J.
Coombs
and
B.
J.
Lott.
Independent.
,
anis;ounce.Ment
DARLINGTON,
HAlSKiNS
X
CO,
IiI)
TILE
CONTKACtOKS
2127
Granville
Street,
Vancouver,
H.C
Have
made
arrau
iiigrtnent
for
their
Foreman
Tlleef
efter
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
very
shortly
to
carry
out
the
tile,
mosaic,
and
marble
work
in
the
0pr
Block.
They
will
be
glad
to
Catlmste
on
any
other
work
that
earn
be
carried
out
wbUat
he
i
la
Prince
Rupert.
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