Yin;
The
Wise
Ma.
"
Th
The
wise
wise
man
man
resda
reads
ih
the
clas
.
S.
sified
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
Vol.
XX..
No,
114,
niiivr'K)
mmpnT
xt
n
ptnniv
v
UVA.
May
17.
Gale
&
LAKES
STORM
CAUSES
LOSS
-M
IT
sTK.
MARIE,
May
17
in
fre
irhter
Ralph
liudti
y
's
Great
Lakes
Transporta-,
n
f
'
will
be
a
total
Joss,
and
'
men
washed
overboard"
from
Mr.
rhtcrW.
H.
Davickofthe
,n
'
':o
Steamship
Co.,
seems
to
nave
(iccn
the
toll
of
a
storm
on
Jiy
The
Ralph
Iludd
Is
1
:
J
(brbor.
MORGAN
OUTFIT
WJS
LIKE
FLOATING
TOWN
.
AT
SKIDEGATE
INLET
"'EGATK.
May
17.
-
Last
j..d
vho
tug
Lome
brought
in
J;;Whcfc
of
R.
G.
Morgan's
log-t"f
outfit,
all
on
flat
rafts
from
ile
U0(.k
Th8
ta
th(?
flrRt
ii'
wtow
of
th,a
ha
e"
Part
a,:roM
the
1Iecat
Straits,
ii
'U,nday
wwntnir
it
looked
as
t!i
6
town
w3
floating
Into
1,8
,1
ln'c'
behind
the
Lome.
..
"""
v,
ami
ii,
i-jj
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
MPE
ai
res
of
timber
rights
lnC
'
rn
British
ColumWa
and
rr
iiiKtui
yu
per
cero
eprwc
TEN
MILLIONS
FOR
VANCOUVER
ouver
Harbor
Hoard
Plans
New
Pier
for
Grain
Handling
TWVA.
May
17.
The
Vn-
r
j
i
arbor
board
bill
authorii-'un
of
J
10.000,000.
to
har-Tmissioners
of
that
port
re-
i'i
second
and
third
read-
t
he
house
of
commons
hut
i
October.
Three
of
the
eight
parties
expect
to
be
on
their
way
:
by
the
end
of
the
week.
Theyi
With
each
party
there
will
be
a
surveyor
and
assistant,
as
well
as
the
draughtsman,
who
will
r-
...
4
-
f
1L.
I..
J
this
city
announce
thattirv
nJ
"!
supervision
of
II.
irm
have
purchased
a
block
i
mngnorn
wyj
reporc
upon
ins
timber
as
well.
tirll
under
toMMetNMMof
aiwnnwrai
pmrsy
proximately
$150,000.
Thetwtfownnif
the
wortfi
of
te
big
district
will
be
headed
by
Dean
v
r.
i,
u
...
ii.
i.
.d.;ii.i...
tic
-
ompany
will
supply
the
i
vi
vc
vn.
,
i,...,.-...
needs
of
the
Rejrina
riant
wumoia
ana
w.wi
mm
u
.
.
,
i
MMr.
nf
rMnd.
Th
Urs..S.
J
Schofie'd
and
M.
,f
h.
nwwIiiMJiMi
will
be
Williams
and
ci
io
Ostnwa
and
Walker-
Turnbull,
all
UritWlf
Colum
has
nothing
tri
thf
x,nelon'
OTTAWA,
May
17.
An
amendment
to
the
Vih
Inspect'0"
Act,
placing
ftoh
pUntsof
all
aorta
under
tihe
eye
of
the
suierintenIent
of
marine
and
fisheries,
passed
In
K
-
ssela
in
trouble,
one
of
e
j,OUM
0f
commons
last
night.
I".
WAS
THIS
HKKR
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT?
a
irirrrmKAN.
May
17:
"
,lt
VI
.
t
r,
.
y-i
i
..nttor
f!vi?an.
Uoasi
uuaiu
i-uiv.
had
a
fishing
party
the
other
day
at
Nadtaheen
Cove.
An-
nctte
Island.
Apparently
rw,ln
if
P.
Hermann
had
been
tipped
off
that
fishing
:
iilli
i
C!I
a
mud
mere
hrl
so
su
he
a.
let
down
a
kate
of
halibut
.-o...
millod
out
one
by
ono
47
sacks
of
bottles
fil-
led
with
Canadian
beer.
It
was
thought
that".6
liquid
had
been
Imported
11-
llcitly
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
owner
of
thc
beer
was
absent,
and
failed
to
put
in
any
protest
be
Y.
o?lbffiiHtjidf
61a
and
minerals.
Local
conditions
in
this
town
should
be
very
good
this
summer,
as
thu
above
parties
will
mean
money
spent
in
the
city.
GRAF
ZEPPELIN
-LANDED
FRANCE
CUERS.
France.
May
It.
The
trans-Atlantic
air
liner
Gnf
Zep-
uister
of
marine
and
fish-1
pelln
w.ieh
w.k
forced
to
tum
d
it
proposed
to
add
to!
back
yesterday
on
account
of
mo-n
handling
facilities
at
I
tor
trouble
landed
here
at
8
36
o'clock
tonight
a
tcr
an
all-day
to
r
A
new
ocean
pier
c
and
a
half
million
i
struggle
against
storms.
ted.
I
CLOSER
INSPEUIUN
OF
FISH
PLANTS
SOON
:
light
with
Capt.
until
next
year.
for
yeers
Mill
ONFER
Fitzmauricc
DICK
CONNELLY.
r
I.O
11I1U
UIC
TttlUC
111
IflHUt
HHIW5
UI.U
IVh
A
"VVt.
..
M
v.
......
..
....
VANCOUVER,
May
17.
Rev.
A.
K.
M.M'pn
oH
KB'ow?a
was
elected
president
-df
the
United
Churoh
Conference
i
here
yesterday.
Other
officers
are
Rev.
D.
M.
Perley
of
New
WW.mirter.
secretary;
Rev.
AJfD.
Archibald
of
I,u'u
NMnd,
assistant
sccre-tary;
and
Rev.
W.
P.
Bunt,
missionary
treasurer.
''
SPLIT
IN
STOCKS
i.
j
TORONTO,
May
71:
The
directors
of
the
Canada
Bread
Company
Ltd.,
have
decided
to
split
the
common
no
par
value
stock
of
the
company
to
eight
Tor
one.
1.,
th.
i
n."
'""
r"ld.
.T.
tional
Railways
at
Hole-in-the-
wan,
near
aaiyus
siauon,
icu
Domirtion
income
tax
department
away
ai
o:ou
mis
morning
m
mc
prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hoepital
A1j
circUmstances
of
Mr.
after
a
rather
lengthy
illness,
vtfs
dismissal
were
thoroughly
The
late
Mr.
Connelly
last
discussed
by
Mr.
Shelly
with
the
summer
entered
the
hospital
suf-
deleimtions.
The
returned
men
of
finance.
1
fering
from
broken
ribs
and
other
;
injuries
he
sustained
when
he
'was
struck
by
sliding
rock.
He
was
going
along
:
an
oncominir
train
to
stop
when
this
accident
occurred.
Sometime.
agQ.be
wu
discharged
frem
hospital,,
apparenlly
recovered
from
theae
injuries,
but
illness
brought
him
baek
Into
the
institution
j
again.
He
gradually
sank
and,,
during
the
past
few
weeks,
it
was
realised
he
could
not
recover,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Terrace
Prospector
Is
Reported
to
Have
Made
Interesting
Discovery
A
Terrace
Moore
claims
discovered
Lome
Creek
race.
differ
from
the
ordinary
survey'
Capt.
Hrrman
Koehl,
famous
r--rrv-
rr?
party
in
that
except
for
the
boat-1
German
aviator,
who
was
one
of
n
i
I
.
.
r
.
men,
packers
and
axemen,
they
'the
Bremen
crew
which
flew
the
U
JlegatlOnS
UnSUCCeSSlUl
will
be
all
specially
trained
mea.
!
Atlantic
Ocean
from
west
to
js
'I
ast.
has
postponed
a
Bimiiar
m
Securmrr
Reinstatement
oLocal
Government
Agent
ch
eporteli
Delegations
Irpm
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Runert
Conservative'Asaoclation
and
the
Canadian
Igififi,
which
IC
TiV
AH
UPDE
interviewed
Holi.
W.
C.
Shelly
in
the
matter
of
the
dis-iu
ULtiu
flLuij
missal
of
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt,,
w&re
assured
by
the
minister
of
finance
last
night
that
he
had
investigation
and
was
satisfied
that
Mr.
CN.it
Wat
hman
at
Hoie
in-Wall
f
T
.
Uvn.,
Well
Known
pioneer
Watt
had
engageil
An
pohtica
activity
as
alleged,
Mr.
TVr.
murvtAr'
I'
ICUre
in
iorth
onciiy
ucuuicu
una
uiuc
nuum
uc
uj
i
ctuiiomcj
'
auuu
'
m
i
nis
survey
,,
.
:.i
V
Ioewgt-
...
.
.
JU..KH..1..1
m...,
df
ht
P.G.B.,;
Richard
Connelly,
a
picturesque
iwu.jwi,
-...
and
well
known
pioneer
of
this
urm
...
8,iUU(..
but
merely
wWch
Is
to
come
"
later,
.
i!
i
iu
J
i..
j
iji
ji.i.i.i
iL
..u
agent
and
gold
commissioner
a'
cessor
here.
Mr.
Munroewas
for
merly
assistant
inspector
of
the
Mid
a
conference
of
about
an
Hour
with
him
and
the
Oonaerva-ive
executive
wee
about
20
mJn-:tes
with
the
minister.
Mr.
Shelly
was
returning
to
Vancouver
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
after
having
made
he
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
He
was
accompanied
by
MANY
MORE
OF
OHIO
VICTIMS
MAY
YET
DIE
CLEVELAND.
Ohio,
May
17.
Fear
that
80
per
cent
of
the
surviving
victims
of
the
Cleveland
he
was
a
Roman
Catholic.
lire
anil
marine
liana
uuuc
luuiauuui
ijaumajro.
.
...
.
..
.
.
.
d,.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
The
present
plans
Ot
the
directors
01
Me
railway
are
rcctors
of
the
Barceiona
Traction
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Under-
to
limit
the
reserve
to
S15.UUU.UUU,
OUt
wnat
Will
ue
UOne
i,,ht
nnd
tower
ComDanv.
takers.
RESIDENT
ENGINEERS
FIHI3
IN
POLAND
LONDON,
change
with
the
reserve
alter
tnat
nas-
.
not
been
decided.
The
company
arge
policies
had
expired
with
ha
u
regular
insurance
depart-
other
firms.
mant
with
mrxctorS.
adillstorS.
Tk.
t..A
t
4U
fns...nn
An-
..
,
.
a
iuuuo
uv-
tint
llfllil
Alir,T1Tir,11PP
HOLDING
lONrfaHhNLLjand
other
officials,
and
they
pay
partment
do
not
show
in
the
an-
tho
same
rate
as
they
would
to
the
nuaj
8latemCnts
of
profits
of
the
VICTORIA.
May
17.
A
con-Insurance
companies
.
After
the
company
but
are
kept
entirely
ference
on
the
work
of
the
coming
I
rervo
llm
1
naf.
oe"
separate.
There
have
been
several
ye-.r
at
which
resident
engineers
,thfy
my
reduce
the-premiums
or
,
marIne
losse8
but
a
have
under
the
mineral
and
develop,
return
the
profits
to
the
w
been
mft.
Thc
,osses
havc
aver.
nf
th
mnna
,mart.
company
auer
sauaiyiiig
u
ue-
ment
was
held
'here
yesterday
with
j80"8.
"j,
.
w"-";
V"
,!
vl
m
commencing,
iir.
iiawson
Wnlster
and
thalprot
ncJal
m
MU-.j
u..
v.a
4
far.
.
preacnt
with
the
exception
of
D.
liny
of
Hazelton.
large
possible
risks.
There
were
shops
at
Montreal
valued
at
five
millions
and
at
Transcona,
of
four
millions
as
well
as
several
other
quito
large
rlska.
Once
an
nmAiint
ai,
ff
(.ant
tn
fnvor
4YtAan
aged
only
37,000
a
month.
CLOSER
RELATIONS
WITH
WEST
INDIES
OTTAWA.
May
17.
The
West
'indies
Is
considering
establishing
While
the
business
commenced
stated
here
yesterday.
He
is
In-
at
In
1P23
it
did
not
amount
to
much
,
vestigating
trade
possibilities
In
until
1924
when
most
of
the
'Canada.
TnnOMTn
Mm
17-
Sir
Boston
Cabaret
Dance,
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Four-piece
Orchestra
and
Special
Dinner.
Gentlemen
must
be
accompanied
by
their
wives
or
lady
friends.
SOON
PRINCE
GEORGE
BUSY
RESULT
SURVEY
LANDS
Prince
George
Busy
Result
of
Survey
of
Peace
Country
PRINCE
GEORGE,
May
17.
C.
R.
Crysdale,
chief
en-'
gineer
for
the
joint
survey
Which
is
to
be
made
of
the
i
natural
resources
in
approximately
six
million
acres
of
land
in
the
Dominion
block
in
the
Peace
River
country,
arrived
here
Tuesday
afternoon,
accompanied
by
about
20
men,
who
will
in
part
make
up
eight
parties,
using
Prince
1
George
as
their
base
for
their
field
work.
They
have
rented
sivrn
offices
in
the
Princess
Theatre
and
it
is
under-!
'stood
there
will
be
a
staff
of
ap-:
linnTIIFnM
Tl
n
proximately
20
located
here
until
I
riUKintiumi.
WILL
SUPPLY
REGINA
SPRUCE
V
4
POSTPONES
LONG
HOP
;
NEW
HEAD
OF
LORNE
CREEK
ImPerial
Conference
is
t
TIMnrn
CUWCU
MATUED
I
nni?
Called
for
Autumn
to
UlUlLtlS
VllUlllrll
1111
1
IlbU
uvuu
Consider
Dominion
Status
LONDON,
May
17.
It
has
been
learned
that
the
first
practical
step
towards
oreDarine
fnr
trip
-
w--
V
4
O
prospector
named
itonierence
nas
Deen
taken
in
summoning
representatives
to
have
recently
Q.f
the
dominions
to
meet
here
next
October
to
consider
the
the
mother
lode
ofjgai
questions
concerning
the
operation
of
the
dominions
gold
deposits,
aceord-emcioHnn
jn
v,-pvv
nf
r.n0A
.n1of;n
ing
to
word
received
In
the
city
n"
II
"v;
"c"cc"
.fnm
the
interior.
Moore
and
his
Pafff
Vhe
Empire.
i
partner
htve
oome
into
Terrace;
Questions
to
be
considered
include
the
defining
of
the
j-Hth
f.e
-nrt
that,
while
pros-status
of
governor-general
as
representative
of
the
King,
.pect'ng
alonx
-the
upper
reaches
extra
territoriality
of
the
Dominion
legislation
and
mer-
of
Lome
Creek,
they
ran
into
a!chant
shipping.
yAa2,irf.22,
,hs
pib1e
at
Premir
Kinof
canada
win
be
the
inr
of
qu-tz
Mghiy
impregnated
on'y
dominion
prime
minister
to
attend
the
October
wRh
goM.
The
report
has
caused
garnering.
considerable
interest
around
Ter-
t
REVISING
SALMON
TROLLING
CjyEENi
CHARLOTTES
.
SKJDEGATE,
May
17:
of
salmon
trolling
e
flaU
indicate
that
houta
are
averaging
about
200
pounds
each
per
day.
The
run
at
Hippo
has
't
scarcely
started,
fish
being-
scarce
there.
CUSTOMS
RATE
Fishing,
Equipment
May
Be
Affected
by
New
Classification
nehedule
of
fish
classifications
in
the
custom
tariff
schedule,
announced
W.
H.
Moore,
chairman
of
the
advisory
board,
a
a
ses
sion
yesterday.
The
hearing
was
adjourned
until
a
date
to
be
ect
In
the
autumn.
.
Investigations
on
both
coasts
have
been
completed,
Mr.
Moore
stated.
Only
two
applications
were
really
being
considered
by
the
boaTd.
one
from
the
halibut
fishermen
of
Prince
Rupert
asking
for
a
lower
duty
on
fishing
equipment,
so
that
they
might
be
assfotcd
In
their
competition
with
the
United
States
fishermen
who
make
Canadian
porta
''bases
of
E.
D.
Johnson,
deputy
minister
Clinic
Hospital
disaster
will
die
!
opration
the
ILTtd
'nag
Dawson
Tells
of
Huge
Profits
Made
from
Railway
Carrying
in
u
few
days
from
the
effect
of
,
the
poiaon
gas
was
expressed
to-:
day
by
Harry
L.
Rockwood,
city
herUh
commissioner,
arid
'
concurred
In
by
a
numWr
'and
d6c-
Itons
and
chemists.
I
The
xact
number
who
inhaled
!
.the
fumes
is
not
know,
but
the!
doctor
estimate
there
are
at
least
;
1
100.
in
addition
to
those-who
have
.
CLEVELAND
127
CLEVELAND.
May
17.
f
C
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InSUranCe
On
L
rODer
t
lrdy
dled-
If
Roclwood's
fears;
Deaths
from
the
explosion
of
gas
-
In
carrvinir
its
own
insurance
the
Canadian
National
prove
true.
80
more
deaths
will
be
and
fire
in
the
Cleveland
Clinic
added
to
the
present
total.
j
Hospital
on
Wednesday
has
now
The
deceased
was
born
seventy-
Railways
has
since
the
year
1923
accumulated
a
surplus
of
SIR
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WHITE
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on
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amount
now
more
man
lowej
railroading
in
vnrious
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losses
each
vear.
according
parti.
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the
world
and
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been
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for
mm
yara
in
Canada
and
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this
district.
In
religious
faith,
an
rtuuicoa
u
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-
reached
127.
Physicians
said
that
those
who
survive
the
next
24
hours
will
probably
not
suffer
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.
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dip
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Dill
LUWLCRPI
the
deadly
gas,
but
grave
concern
.
j
Is
felt
for
eeveral
of
the
injured.
Several
deaths
have
occurred
of
Thomas
While,
of
Montreal
has
P"0
"l
til
24
hours
gas.
after
inhaling
the
FLETCHER
IS
HEW
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
JONES
.RETAINED
BY
DEPARTMENT
TRAIL.
M
y
17.
Dr.
T.
W.
IN
TREATY
CASE
Fletcher
c
Vancouver
wan
4-
i
elected
grand
eh
an
eel
W
to
the
v
v
nf
thi.
-Hv'urand
lodges
of
the
Knights
of
has
been
retained
by
the
f
Fisheries
Department
in
'connection
with
proceedings
In
the
Admiralty
Court
ag-
.alnst
the
four
American
trol-
ling
boats
which,
were
seized
last
week
by
CCS.
Malas-
plna
at
Goose
Island,
down
the
coast
from
here,
for
al-
leged
breech
of
treaty
In
connection
with
the
use
of
N.
May
May
17:
17:
The
The
Ex
Lx-
accumulated
the
department
:a
tratie
comm,S9'oner
,n
Canada,
Canadian
ports.
Telegraph
despatches
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...
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'H
;Slr
Edward
Daveson,
chairman
cases
will
be
tri
from
Warsaw
today
said
that
mere
than
100
persons
were
burn
ed
to
death
in
a
huge
y
fire
Iwlei
Toland.
I
of
the
west
Where
the
tried
and
what
Indies
conference,
judge
will
hear
them
Is
not
known
as
yet.
Pythias
of
British
Columbia
yes
terday.
Next
year's
meeting
is
to
e
at
Towel!
River."
i.
W
Jijipv
IV,
yn'
NOTICE
I
am
instructed
to
advise
'all
citizens
that
the
Annual
Clean
Up
Week
is
set
for
May
16
te
May
22.
H..
A.
MeLBAN,
City
Engineer.