v ye Baily Britis 1925. NOW SHOWING p: CECIL B. DE MILLE'S "The Golden Bed" ® YEAR 93; No. 104. : TT ---- Prince of Wales Makes a Deep Impression on the South African People oe. BOAT CAPSIZED: Wr BIG FINANCIER SEVEN DROWN mee mmm mee cin o: |S COMING BACK AT POINT PEL L [V| this country. The concensus of judgment has been that we have T 0 ALMA | MATER Athens, May 4.--Numerous : Prince of Wales, with a chorus of enthusiasm aroused by his the bounds of prudence. So.far as the Dominion is concerned, it is gen- erally realized that the war, and the collapse of two large corporate The Body of the Captain Found ER Peso, MA, Will At: in Deckhouse. tend Convocation At Queen's. women, including Sultana Pete® unification speech at Saturday railway systems, account for capital obligations which in turn have made rova, wife of former Premier #% Petrova of Bulgaria, are alleg- # ed to have been employed as night's dinner still resounding through the city, left to-day on & motor tour through the old a higher scale of taxation imperative, There was no escape from it. Yet constructive measures are in the way of formulation which are calculated to arrest immediate additions to the burden, and ultimately to bring For a Three-Masted Will Preside As Chancellor--- Schooner Off Cape Lahave And Prof. Jolliffe Denies That He - ' * Causing Death of Five People. Is Leaving Queen's. sples by communists in the re- cent attempt to overthrow the Tsankoff regime, according to Huguenot Somaiey.s His depart- vices from Sofla. It is un- ure was cheered by thousands Savina investigation has dis- of people who had left their closed the fact that an engineer work to line the streets and the Domb. that wrecked the + about a reduction. Me Svetl Kral cathedral. No such promising sign appears on the horizon as respects our WEMBLEY EXHIBITION larger municipalities, especially in. Ontario. Taxation and debt are both OPENS increasing. For this the Ontario Government is partly responsible. The NEXT SATURDAY more populous cities have over and over again departed from the strictly Ta a ou and legal course of securing the approval of the electors for The King and Queen to Offici- additions to capital Hability, and have gone to the Legislature for special | ate--Other Duties of legislation: Phis they have invariably got. In many instances they Their Majesties. probably should have been checked; but how could a party which has 0 . ------ itself gone wild in the matter of taxes and debt insist on municipalities Gu Ney fT ue us being prudent ? Exhibition at Wembley next Satur- Detroit, Mich., May 4.--Rough There was a time when the world economy had a definite and prac- day. Their Majesties will be receiv- Principal R. Bruce Taylor, seas and a shifting cargo of sand tical meaning in the Province of Ontario; but that day has gone. During ed at Wembley by the Duke of York Queen's University, announces that turned the sand sucker Kelley Is- the past twenty years, provincial expenditure has. increased from $6,000,- | who, in the absence of the Prince of Mr. E. R. Peacock, M.A., 8 Queen's land over in Lake Erie, about two | 000 to $47,000,000, or by nearly 700 per cent., and the provincial debt | Wales, now touring South Africa, is graduate, who had attained high ho- miles off Point Pelee Saturday at-| Das gone up from $10,000,000 to $260,000,000. The past two years have foting Yhsidsat 0 Ee DEyinition. nors in financial circles in Great ternoon, and nine members of the been the worst in the history of the province, and, unless all signs are nore. i te al hare Britain, and who for a time was a crew of sixteen were drowned, the | misleading, we shall have an income tax imposed by the Ferguson Gov- director of the Bank of England, the keeper of 'the Point Pelee light told | ernment béfore two years have elapsed. The people, of course, would first Canadian to hold that position, the press over the telephone. be opposed to such a measure; but nothing has been more conspicuous will attend Queen's closing ceremo- The body of William G. Stack- nies. He is at present with the . ford, Sandusky, Ohio, captain of the Baring Bros., the great financial men sand-sucker Kelley Island, was re- of London, Eng. covered yesterday by life savers and Mr. Peacock is a son of the late fishermen, battling a rough sea, wil a os lic, 7 ang | Rev. Mr. Pescock, pastor of Bethel which threatened to break up the later in the season they will give | ™ : ill-fated craft. a state ball. i Captain Stackford had remained After Whitsuntide the king will in the deckhouse as the ship sank, open the new university buildings it was indicated by severe gashes on at Bristol, and the new hospital at his body, caused by the deckhouse Stoke-on-Trent. He will also drive KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, MAY 4, $e PRINCE'S VISIT: - GREATLY MOVES * SOUTH AFRICA His ighness' Wrist Set om eng "THE. PRINCE i FEVER" Hos Seized Cape Town-The Streets Are Lined With Most Pictaresque Throngs. Cape Town, May 4.--The Prince of Wales had a thorough and tho- roughly necessary rest at 'Govern- ment House over the week-end. For thirty-six hours he had been obvious- ly inconvenienced by a strained wrist after a veritable orgy of hand- shaking. 'The vigorous salutes of thousands of former service men, many of whom felt they were greeting an old service comrade from the Buffs, bodies. of Dutch-English councillors, students and ladies of the Cape, compelled him to nurse a stiffening right arm, and even his left is show- ing signs 'of fatigue. It has been nec- essary to issue & broad hint to the people attending official func- tions that they would help matters | MUNICIPAL PRODIGALITY a AAL EI EE SESS RR XY $e PHe +e CPP 0 2059054249209 mens one of their intimate chantfes re- minded the prince: "It isn't the froth that makes the beer," obviously it is too early to appraise the abiding effects of the royal visit to the mother city and senior province of the Union, but there is no doubt that the events of the past few days have stirred the peninsula to the depths as never before. This augurs well also for the days ahead, both for play parties and for study of the evolution of the South African administrative ma- chinery. Premier Herzog, whose student impersonator went through the town declaiming, "Ek is absolut kein secessie,"" and his ministers have participated in all the cere monies arranged for the royal party and have worked hard for their suc- cess. THE WORLD'S LARGEST be hovering over the big stadium at Wembley. « Their Majesties will be particular- ly busy until Whitsuntide, but both the king and queen obviously are the better of their recent holiday, and strong for the performance of in the attitude of the present administration than its utter contempt for 10 ASK KING GEORGE V/ONTARIO BREWERIES WORK AT TOP SPEED FOR A SUBSCRIPTION Corresponding to That Given by George IV. to St. Ready for the Thirsty through the district where there are by: refraining from handshaking after presentation to him. A Otherwise the prince was going strong Saturday. There was another ' 'memorable drive through "District 6," culminating in a visit to Simons dly from his temporary home d the bright gardens of Cape nm avenue to Wynberg. #. Factory workers in their workday garments, barefooted brown-skinned children emitted howls like those of the minenwerfer hurling its mortars and velled Mohammedan women howled solemnly as the procession passed. The prince rode with Ad- miral Sir Lionel Halsey, his naval aide, both in uniform. Bast with (Moslem religious officials) in white robes, and even a ¥ Afghans have been noticed. In - Hea Street shrill applause arose 'from 7,000 piccaninies massed un- 'streamers. A similar sight awaited the prince at Woodstock and Wynberg, where 'by this time a strong southeaster FLOUR TRANSACTION Russia Pays Canada's Maple Leaf Company $16,395,- 000 for Shipments. Toronto, May 4.--Execution of the Maple Leaf Milling Company's great sian flour order has been com- pleted, and payment of the final cheqiie for $300,000 was made last week by the Amtorg Trading Com- pany, Moscow's New York commer- cial agency. This marks the con- clusion of the largest milling tran- saction in the history of the world; a' contract covering the actual ship- ment of $16,395,000, worth of high grade flour. The total product of flour during these four months, as shipped to Russia, has been 2,629,000 bags of 140 pounds each. This means 158 trainloads, or emough flour, loaded on the railway cars, to reach from Toronto to Hamilton. It has taken 34 vessels to carry it across the At- lantie. News In Condensed Form Off the Wires Churchill may be persuaded to drop his proposed tax on silk. Only street floor places open to view will be permitted to sell new beer. Alfred de Lamerandiere died at his post of lighthouse keeper, Kill- bars as he was hurled against them. The body was found after hours of search by two boats, dragging grap- pling hooks, which patrolled the waters surrounding the wreck. Search for the remaining bodies was continued. Another Crew Rescued. Halifax, N.8., May 4.--With the rescue Saturday by the Government steamer Stanley, of the crew of the Norwegian steamer Moldegaard, which piled up on *Shut-ip Island, nine miles off Chebucto Head, it was thought in marine circles that the toll of life taken in the series of North Atlantic disasters caused by the dense fog that has shrouded the coast of Nova Scotia for three days, would remain at five, representing the loss in sinking of the Nova Scotia schooner Cape D'Or, which was rammed and sunk Thursday af- ternoon by the coal carrying steamer Clackamas. Clackamas Is Arrested. Halifax, May 4.--The coal-carry- ing wooden steamer Clackamas was arrested Saturday and $30,000 claimed by the owners of the three- masted schooner Cape d'Or, which was rammed by the steamer off Cape Lahaye Thursday afternoon with the loss of five lives. The case is likely to be heard next week in the Ad- miralty Court here. Qeorge's, Kingston. The Dean of Ontario, preaching in St. George's cathedral on Sunday morning, referred to the splendid account of the life of the parish which appeared in the British Whig on Saturday. He also said that the Bishop of Oatarie, who arrived im England on Friday, would interview Ahe- a ask him to use his influence with His Majesty to give a sum towards the centenary fund corresponding to the five hundred pounds given in 1825 by his ancestor King George IV for the erection of the present building as a garrison church. . By Mistake; Death Ensues Saskatoon, May 4.--Taking a dose of formaldehyde in fiis- take for medicine, which was kept in a similar bottle, Dr. J. P. Clancy, of Seaman's, became ill last night and dled in half an hour. Winnipeg Manager Arrested; Is Charged With Theft Winnipeg, May 4.--R. W. Pollock, manager of the Winnipeg branch of the Consolidated Rubber Company, was arrested on Saturday charged with the theft of six thousand dol- lars from his employers. He was Land. Toronto, May 4.--Breweries throughout Ontario are work- ing at a merry clip preparing for the day when 4.4 beer will be on tap. At present the brewers are handicapped by reason of the fact that they do. not know who will be permitted to sell Def. IH the' re this information, they are not at present able to make any shipments. This is causing congestion and inconvenience at the breweries. Meantime, the breweries are brewing, bottling, labelling and packing at - high speed, so that when it is known who is to be allowed to sell the beer, supplies will be rushed to permit holders at top speed. One Toronto brewery is all ready to ship 50 or 60 car loads to its agents throughout the province at a moment's notice. LENIENCY OF JUDGES BLAMED FOR MURDERS Chicago's Slaying Fever Needs the Cooling Influence of the Noose. , Chicago, May 4.--Chicago's mur- der fever--which has gained for the city the title of "murder capital of the world"--needs the cooling influ- ence of the rope, Colonel Henry B. numerous potteries. port that has been in near future. There is no foundation for a re- circulation that the king and queen intend to visit the Netherlands country in the GIRL DIES AT SEA, fe Marga 5. Tullis. of] Donaldson liner Letitia arrived port yesterday on her maiden voy- age and reported the death and bu- rial at sea of Miss Margaret Drum- mond Tullis, aged nineteen, of Glas- gow, Scotland, who heart failure following an attack of appendicitis and peritonitis. girl was going to Ottawa where a position awaited her. REV. FATHER C.J. NEA As Parish Priest at Centreville ciated for Chureh of St. Anthony of Padua, ENROUTE TO OTTAWA lasgow Was to Take Position in Capital. Quebec, May 4.--The new Anchor- in succumbed to fn The BEGINS PASTORATE --Welcomed on Sunday by Large Congregation. Rev. Father Charles J. Mea offi- the first time in the Congregational church of this eity, the early eighties. For a time Mr. Peacock was a master in Upper Canada college, Toronto. Convocation Programme. The following programme is an- nounced for the University Convoca- tion which takes o'clock on Wednesday afternoon: place at thres Scripture reading and invocation by the Rev. T. W. Savary. Principal's Addsess. Honorary degrees. \ Address by Dean De Leury for, | honorary graduates. Address to the graduating class by chancellor, the Rt. Hon. R. L. Borden, C.M.G., L.L.D. The Cape d'Or, which went down immediately after the collision, Centreville, on Sunday morning.| Laureation of graduates. The news of Father Mea's appoint Bad again sprung up. Through Mui-| arney, Ont. released on bail. Chamberlin, director of the Chicago 'seuberg and Fishhook and over the Old oat mill, once largest in West- ern Ontario, has been torn down at carrying' to their death four mem- crime commission, declared in an interview with the Unfted Press. Valedictory address by James An- ment by His Grace Archbishop drew Walker, B.A. Mill into Arms Conference Meets. § Geneva, May 4.--Trafic in arms cannot be considered merely a com- mercial matter and escape interna- Spratt had preceded the veteran priest, and' a large congregation had gathered for the mass at 10.30 o'clock. Father Mea was accompa- nied by a number of Kingston friends who joined the Centreville congregation for the service. After making the announcembént of his appointment by the Most Reverend the Archbishop of Kingston, Father Mea paid tribute to his predecessor, bers of the crew' and Captain Wilkie's wife, subsequently came to the surface and was picked up by the 'steamer Arleux, which was reported to be towing the wreck to Halifax, Tillsonburg. Volunteer fire brigade checks dan- gerous blaze behind Scofield block at Port Dover. : Body of W. Longlade, drowned a year ago in Bayfleld Harbor, has been found. Five million whitefish fry wers|: shipped from Port Arthu? to Port McDiarmid. Seven cases of narcotic drugs bill- ed from Germany were seised by the police at The Hague. Rall supplies worth $750,000 for|' the Rouyn gold fields are marooned in bush at Swastika. - Dean Inge is one of the signers of the petition against Romish tenden- cles in Anglican church. Fallure to inflict capital' punish- ment plus the mad whirl of the "jazz age" were blamed by Chamberlin far Chicago's murder record. There were 124 murders here dur- fog the first 117 days of 1925, far in excess of the rate in New York Awarding of medals, fellowships, scholarships and prises. a Address by the chairman of board of "trustees, the Hon, W. Nickle, K.C. the pennants madly and evergreens, proteas and . of the triumphal arches. : violence, the gald @ fleet anchored out PRINCESS ROYAL ILL. 'blue car at the sight of the Baval cap atilt. The prince omed by the Mayor of 8 Town, Admiral Fitzmaurice Minister of Defence Creswell, between pastor and people. ' Great pléasure was expressed by the Roman Catholic people of the Centreville parish at the appoint- ment of Father Mes gs, their pas- tor. Hon. E. N. Rhodes nominated as | Conservative candidate for Provine- ial House in Hants county, N.8. Body of H. H. Miller, 29, Ontario man missing since March 1st, was found in barn near Massena, N.Y. Over $1,000,000 will be spent in improvements this year at Crystal y Lake Eric. Beach and born Feb. 20th, 1867, is the widow