PRINCE
RUFERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOI
XIV
it.
0
Mr.
Allen
will
g
eoulli
T
i
d
h?r,
r
Ituiili.
seroinl
of
the;
-n
liuilt
here,
wa
lainchel
dry
din
k
at
-
oclork
thU
ft.
errUioin
King
lily
She
will
have
"
about
two
week.
off.
her
AGREED
UPON
REPARATIONS
Premiers
of
Italy
and
Belgium
Stand
for
Intermediate
Adoption
of
Dawes
Report
Mil
AN.
May
SO.
A
tneetinp
ir'ween
Piriiner
Mussolini
of
I'aJy
and
Premier
Tlieniii
of
Itrlpium
ws
siili-fHrlorily
coii-t
Uided
on
Moiiilny
when
the
!-uresfil,vl.M
r
l.olli
nations
8red
Dial
the
lwes
re-paratton
report
should
be
applied
without
delay
and
thai
iM
inter-nllled
conference
on
the
luattrr
wa
inhisahln
as
soon
a
pri'luninaiy
iliscussinii
were
'
iitllricntly
ailvauced.
SUSPENDED
SENTENCE
PASSED
ON
"SMILING"
REID,
BANK
ROBBER
Let
Off
Light
Because
He
Assisted
Authorities
In
Recovering
Lost
Funds
YANCOl'VKII.
May
20.
"Sinil-
"ifc
Johnny
Held,
who
pleaded
'"lly
lo
a
charge
or
conspiracy
rob
the
I.ailner
branch
of
the
'loyal
Hank
oh
March
28.
ll22
has
been
Klvcn
two
yearn'
pfinleil
xeiilriire.
He
received
a
"Iniilnr
sentence
ml
LcthhrhJgc
lerrnlly
but
wa
Inslniinenlal
lioweer,
In
t
lie
aulhorllles
re
r"veriiiff
ai.proxlinalrly
o.nOn
"i
bonds
ami
Kpctirltirn.
There
fui'e
he
was
gUen
suspended
sen-
FRENCH
FLYER
IN
SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI.
May
-'I
Afler
a
delay
of
I
wo
day.
Captain
Layafelle
I
?.
Hie
Freiirh
aviator,
ar-riel
hen
loday
from
I
Dillon.
Ill
next
lui'
will
he
arros
the
Yellow
Sea
fn
the
Miulherii
island
of
Japan
on
his
Hi-lit
fnm
Pun-"
I..
Tiikin.
EQUIPMENT
FOR
MINE
AT
STEWART
COMING
Preparations
Being
Made
for
Work
to
Commence
This
Summer
on
Eldorado
.
i
i
.
equipment
for
me
r.niurauo
mine
in
the
tsilnion
River
alley
..ill
i...
sliiKiuil
from
Yan-oiivrr
Hits
week
and,
as
soon
as
il
has
been
set
up.
drwlopmeiil
workj
will
commence.
Ihe
machinery
lo
he
sent
north
will
Inrliiuo
a
.tmnliiiil
iMtnipiessor.
Ore
oars
and
rails
are
already
at
Ihe
mine
and
permanent
buildings
haw)
been
erected.
Ihnmas
;ou,
mining
engineer
or
Seattle,
will
he
in
charge
or
the
work
to
be
carried
out.
TROLLEY
CARS
HAVE
COLLISON:
SEVEN
KILLED,
MANY
HURT
IttiANOKK.
West
Virginia,
May
20.
Seven
were
killed
and
about
thlily
were
injured
when
two
..-.-....in'
rats
ol
UlC
nimuim
Trarlion
t'-o-
collided
last
night
BIRTH
A
nun
was
Inim
at
the
Princo
Rupert
Ceneivil
Hospllal
on
May
iq
lo
Mr.
and
Mr,
l'red
Morris;
Hays
Cove
Circle.
She
MANY
YOTERS
PUT
ON
LIST
YESTERDAY
Office
of
Walter
Gale,
Registrar,
,
Was
Very
Busy
Place
100
More
Names
Registered
APPEAL
COURT
tn-
..i
t
..ti..
!
case
I
lie
oinre
oi
utim-i
-clstrar
ol
Mttrrs.
was
a
ery
busy
nlare
esterday
when
a
court
revision
being
held
offered
the
lion
and
beer
plebiscite.
Oalc
rrporled
lhi
morning
lhal
about
100
new
names
had
put
on
and
the
telephone
busy
almost
constantly
been
queries.
Mr.
(Sale
has
not
only
to
look
afler
Ihe
lists
for
Prince
Rupert
roiislitucncy
bill
also
lor
JUDGE
PASSES
Death
of
Mr.-Justlce
Eberls
Oc
curred
In
Victoria
Today
From
Meningitis
YICTOUIA.
May
20.
Mr.
Jus-
lice
Kborls
of
Ihe
Appeal
Court
died
here
loday.
He
hail
been
iu
Indifferent
health
for
some
lime
but
went
about
as
usual
until
Friday
when
he
was
rushed
lo
Ihe
hospital
where
he
was
round
lo
bo
suffer
MINISTER
OF
MARINE
ORDERS
NEW
HEARING
Canadian
Scottish
Case
In
Which
Skipper
Lost
His
Papers
Is
to
be
Reopened
An
application
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Sepa-e
(itiibl
has
suited
in
a
new
hearing
or
the
if
stranding
of
the
Cana
dian
Scottish
being
ordered
by
ii
I...
..f
.mifitin
Tilt
,,f
uie
iiiniisii-i
vi
oi
,
.
.
.
,
.
i
..r
Scottish
was
WTCCKCtl
ijisiur
ui
i
I.
....
Muwli
n
last
CKUice
(ror
voters
,
,o,
a'-'j
u
,'n
ein
r.diowing.
registered
to
gel
on
he
UI
for
(f
he
me
loriiicoiuoig
im.w.i.
....
,
...
,.r
,HMriiI.pll.p
,
V
H'
lift..
1'.
"
I
rf
-
-
-
-
;
...
it..
Mini
Ills
papers
were
leinjioi-muj
lispeniled.
Ihe.
pilot,
Capl.
A
ii-oviii
uii
nut
niinished.
The
..
in.
ground
taken
by
the
(Merchant
Service
Cuibl
in
apply-
Mrs.
'
Margaret
L.
Parker,
wife
of
l'red
A.
Parker,
passed
away
at
Meilakallu
yesterday
afler
a
ing
from
meningitis.
brief
illness.
The
late
Mr.
Justice
Kbeiis
was
J
She
is
sunived
by
a
widower,
7
1
oars
of
age
and
4i
native
of
little
daughter,
five
brothers'
and
Chatham,
Ontario.
He
Is
survived
.her
.parents.
She
was
21
years
by
a
widow,
one
son
and
lliree
of
age
lmving
been
born
in
Met
daughters.
lie
was
a
former
speaker
of
the
lakalla
on
June
5,
1800
The
funeral
will
ke
place
on
provincial
legislature
under
Pre-iTliursday
afternoon
at
Metlakat.
hflir:
Sir
Richard
McBrtde.
,1a.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCB
HUPEKT,
H.d,
Tl
KSDAY,
MAY
20,
1021.
JAP
DIPLOMAT
Vtf4r'
ClrcvUtton
1645
I)r
NY
A
Keiim-Jy.
admiiiislralor
or
Hie
.Se
Ibe
Children
Fund
in
Greece,
has
.sent
the
above
photograph,
showing
Hie
arrival
of
thousands
of
sacks
or
Hour
from
the
Toronto
committee,
lo
which
oilier
parts
of
Ontario
contributed.
BILLPASSES
OVER
VETO
Soldiers'
Bonus
Statute
Be
comes
taw
In
UnlUd
Stales
Senate
Approves
WASHINGTON,
May
20.
The
Soldier
Bonus
Bill
was
passed
by
the
Senate
over
the
veto
of
President
Coolldge
and
became
law
yesterday.
The
cost
Is
estimated
at
between
two
and
four
billion
dollars.
The
bill
provides
$50
cash
for
certain
service
men
and
paid
up
twentyyear
endowment
Insurance
policies
for
others.
,
U.
S.
FLYERS
ON.
HONDO
ISLAND
MI
NATO,
Japan.
May
:t).
The
.lliree
Lulled
Sliiles
round-lhe-worhl
flyinx
malfliine.s
arrived
berr
lodayitr'om
Hitnkapu
Hay.
The
hI
of
about
15(1
miles
w
as
off
I
he
Ku-riles
and
over
Yexo
ls-IhihI.
This
oiul
is
on
the
north
of
Ihe
main
Island
or
Ihe
Japanese
Kr.mp.
Hondo.
The
next
hop
of
Ihe
riiers
will
he
lu
Toklo.
'
i
i
FIVE
YEARS;
TEN
LASHES
Sentence
Passed
Today
by
Judge
Young
on
G.
Glrone
of
Oean.
Falls.
Five
years'
Imprisonment
at
the
New
Westminster
Penitentiary
and
ten
lashes
was
the
sentence
handed
out
this
morning
by
Judge
Young
to
G.
Glrone
of
Ocean
Falls,
found
guilty
of
criminal
assault
on
a
little
girl
of
very
tender
years.
The
prisoner
will
be
taken
south
on
Thursday
night.
The
case
has
been
In
progress
for
several
days,
being
held
In
camera.
E.
F.
Jones
prosecuted
and
L.
W.
Patmore
defended.
There
were
about
a
dozen
witnesses
from
Ocean
Falls.
MAYNOW
QUIT
Resignation
of
U.S.
Ambassador
to
Japan
Accepted
Counter
Move
Likely
Canadian
I
Washington
post
shortly.
Foreign
ing
for
a
new
hearing
was
that
Cap!.
Harris
had
acted
properly
In
turning
hi
"hip
over
to
Capt.
Hrown
uud
was
not
rcsiousible
lor
the
aeeitlent.
tXipt.
C.
Knddie,
examiners
oT
masters
and
males,
lms
been
apr
pointed
commissioner
Tor
the
new
hearing.
He
will
have
two
associate
whose
inamvs
will
be
lannouuced
later.
'NATIVE
WftMAN
ftP
iimiTLi
iiviunii
vi
METLAKATLA
DIES
Mrs.
Fred
A.
Parker
Passed
Away
Yesterday
After
Brief
Illness
Funeral
TOKIO.
May
20.
Hatiihara
lo
the
Uniliil
Slates
may
he
permit
ten
to
resign
ins
.Minister
.Maisui
loiq
newiapfr-men
tixlay.
WAS11INOTON,
May
20
,Prcs,
idenl
Coolidge
tixlay
accepted
Ihe
resignation
or
U.S.
Ambassador
A'oods
to
Japan.
TOM
CLARKE
IS
NEW
ASSISTANT
FORESTER
Succeeds
P.
Sharkey
Who
Has
Resinned
Position
to
go
Ranching
In
Wash-
....
Ington
T.
A.
Clarke,
who
has
been
junior
forester
In
this
district
for
some
time,
has
tieen
pro-moled
to
Ihe
Vositiou
iif
assist
ant
district
roresler
lo
succeed
P.
Sharkey
who
has
resigned
that
position,
to
take
up
ranch
ing
in
Washington.
Mr.
Clarke
many
friends
hen-
will
be
pleas.
cit
o
learn
of
his
advancement.
ARRIVES
IN
VANCOUVER
YANCOUYKR,
May
20.
K.
W
Heatly,
president
of
Ihe
O.P.R.
will
arrive
ill
the
city
tonight
and
is
o
leave
for
Yictorla
tomorrow
muiuif-
Strcit
Sl(
404
of
handling
fresh
halihul
direct1
rom
Prince
RujM'rt.
versus
frouii
Ketchikan
via
Prince
Hutterl.
It
elates
dial
Ketchikan
in-:
leiesls
estimate
il
costs
the
fish
erman
from
Vic
lo
Ic
a
pound
I
J
more
lo
land
halibut
at
Prince
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
'
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Doxes
for
Parly
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Ruoerl
than
at
Ketchikan.
Re-,
Presbyterian
eclion
will
clearly
prove
lhal
his
figure
is
ridiculous.
It
lakes
a
halibut
boat
from
10
to
12
hours
to
run
from
Ketchikan
lo
Prince
Rupert,
which
means
Ilif.il
ii
io
uuu.n
auiiiiuiK
time.
A
esel
which
will
pack
an
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
f
CRERAR
ATTACKED
IN
HOME
BANK
HEARING
ATTITUDE
OF
KETCHIKAN
IN
REGARD
TO
RUPERT
CONDEMNED
BY
OPERATOR
Counsel
for
Crown
is
Heard
in
Argument
at
Ottawa
Enquiry
Today
OTTAWA,
M.iy
20.
The
depo.jlor-
of
tin-
Hume
Hank
l
a
no
legal
claim
agauisl
Hit
crown.
It
in
for
parliament
lu
..
idi
if
they
have
an
rltitti
on
moral
grounds."
Tlo
wus
Hie
roiicliuion
of
Kugeiie
Lcflcur,
government
:.;:,sr
I.
who
loilay
argued
hi
case
before
the
Home
Hank
::'Tni.toii.
An
ulla"
K
on
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
former
leafier
of
Hie
Pn-f
f
Pari)
mid
direrlor
f
the
auk
fniiu
1UI0
to
UMH.
cil
Hie
morning
sitting.
It.
A.
Ileid,
ihmiiiscI
for
Hie
sharc-
NEW
CRUISER
ON
TRIAL
RUN
iKilder,
named
Mr.
Crerar
a
"iHir
f
Mir
roospirators"
in
the
'history
of
Ihe
Home
Hank
ami
;r
burned
him
with
being
a
narty
In
Hip
is.iiance
of
IUIe
and
fraudulent
reluni.
He
elaimcd
Ilia!,
when
Mr.
Crerar
found
frm
inside
information
tliul
the
Vtnldls
Undergoing
Tests
Today
j,
w
in
rious
danger,
he
Rlvldle
Was
Launched
.Id
ln
slock
ami
got
out
when
This
Morning
"ie
gelling
wws
pood."
.
Bio
Suit
Launched
v.mdf
r
f
Toito.vm.
Mr
"uU
iMUi.
l.n.n
mi
the
local
dry
for
fS.OiNi.ooo
launched
to-
ii..
.i.au.riiuni
f
dav
tiv
Hie
liuuidalor
of
Hie
and
rilieiii.
U
imiI
on
Hftine
lUnk
again!
nine
former
director
or
Hie
hank,
-even
of
;:.
,a!
imI
run
tin
alter-
n
:h
J
W
Allen,
Miuervis-whmii
are
lUelng
crJnfinal
ameer
for
he
depart
men
t
t
barge
,
together
will!
M.
J.
.
gv
The
el
will
make
Haney.
former
president,
ami
J.
,
.ur
e.Mlinuois
run
and
OHriro
who
was
a
director
from
1U17
lo
IVSO.
bably
g
a
far
an
I'or-
I-
a...l
The
dork
trial.
'Hie
damage
are
sought
for
,ae
already
Iwn
made.
h.e.
plained
liy
lite
hank
and
hsreholdrr
hy
reason
of
he
.ali.raelury.
miseomluel
and
negligence
of
Hie
Yai.idu
l
nw
all
ready
mn.i.sii
and
will
he
iMn-
"'''
.he
de,,.rlWe,,l
;n...rlay44444
tse
o"
tAis
Port
Necessary
I
to
Best
Interests
of
United
i
States
Boats,
Hvatum
States
In
a
leller
lo
the
Pacific
Coast
Fisherman,
UapL
O.
O
Mvaliirn,
the
well
known
tkipper
of
the
American
halibut
boat
ScHtolia,
emphalically
stales
that
the
use
of
the
port
of
Prince
Hubert
i
necessary
lo
Hie
best
interests
of
the
American
fisher-
meu
and
cundeniiis
the
attitude
taken
by
certain
Ketchikan
'in-I
leresls
iu
endeavoring
to
prohibit
the
use
of
this
port
in
favor
of
theirs.
5
j
liapt.
llvalum's
leller
is
as
follows:
"Tiie
wriler
has
read
with
Iconsiderahle
interest
an
article
ftf
ATM
lUHMrTI
contaii.ed
in
your
February
issue
lil
lflllIjl
HOLDS
HIGH
POST
TODAY
General
Assembly
In
Scotland
Opened
by
His
,
Grace
"Jamie"
Brown
EIHNHURG11,
May
20.
Labor's
Lord
High
Commissioner
of
the
iChurch
of
Scotland,
His
Grace
'Jamie"
Hrown,
loday.
as
repre-
average
of
50.000
pounds
or
Motive
of
King
Oeorge.
for-
halihul.
would
cost
Tor
Tuel.
ma,Jr
lni
me
wcnerai
Assem-lubricaling
'
lhe
coltish
oil.
etc.,
to
run
this
Prehytertaii
jtM,B
m-."linjrn5UJm
"or.
one-,
"
,-!
lenlh
or
a
cent
per
ikjuihI.
Kvcn
"'w"i"
"-
c
vrrc
ihough
il
cost
.
the
fishermen
J,rcrenl
representatives
of
the
from
We
lo
le
i.er
i.nun.t.
Mime-
"'"'""I"""
u
puuuc
one
has
lo
nay
for
Ihe
cost
or
operating
the
freighter
from'
Prince
Rupert
to
Ketchikan,
and
who
else
would
it
be
but
the
fisherman?
Infeaslble
Method
lf
Ihe
experiment
attempted
last
June
lo
transfer
fresh
fish
from
Ketchikan
via
Prince
Rupert
lo
Kaslerti
American
points-was
so
successful,
why
did
il
not
continue,
and
why
is
it
thai
no
ruiiher
shipments
have
been
made
since
last
June?
The
reason
is
that
while
direct
shipments
may
be
made
from
Prince
Rupert,
shipments
from
Ketchi
kan
via
Prince
Rupert
arc
in-feasible,
as
it
is
mil
economical
bodies.
to
unload
lisii
in
lveichuan.
Pox
will
il.
return
the
boxes
to
Ihe
freight
steamer,
have
the
freight
steam
er
sail
for
Prince
Rupert
with
the
hazards
of
Ihe
sea
voyage,
unload
the
boxes
at
Princ
Rupert
in
freight
cars
when
all
COMMUNISTS
FOREGATHER
Slg
Convention
to
be
Held
Grand
Kremlin
at
Moscow
on
Friday
this
can
he
done
In
ope
opera-of
(,e
Communist
youth
lion
without
intermediate
delerv
jorinciples
ol
Leuine.
ioratiou
in
quality
and
hazards!
of
a
sea
voyage.
"1
assume
that
the
informant
of
your
article
is
really
actuated
by
a
patriotic
desire
to
stimulate
the
trade
of
Alaska
iu
sug
lasting
that
(he
fishermen
should
be
prohibited
from
landing
their
trips
at
Prince
Rupert.
Ninety-uiiie
American
halibut
fishermen
out
or
a
hundred
fully
realize
what
losses
would
accrue
to
them
if
I
lie
port
of
Prince
Ru.
pert
were
fishermen.
FAMOUS
WAR
z
mi
MOSCOW.
May
20.
On
Friday
more
than
a
thousand
deleatess
representing
every
district
ol
IheJ
Soviet
Federation
will
assemble
in
Ihe
(Srand
Kremlin
ror
the
an-
nual
convention
of
Ihe
Com-"
munisl
parly.
The
party
leaders.
endeavor
to
remove
dis'-j
se'nsions
existing
since'
the
deaths
ot
Premier
Lf'nine
Matters
for,
discussion
include
currency
rjw
rorni.
the
trade
parly's
altituif
toward
the
policy
of
the
Third
.Internationale
and
the
education
'
in
the
FIGURE
DIES
Sir
Edward
Goschen
Was
Ambasjr
sador
to
Germany
When
War
Broke
Out
LO.TH)N.
May
20.
Sir
Kdward-
Closed
lo
American
Goschen.
Ihe
man
to
whom
I
ho
The
American
fish-
former
German
Chancellor
Helhl
"rinen
would
be
Ihe
lovers,
and
nfamullnllweg,
is
reputed
to
have
it
the
American
fishermen
lose,
characterized
the
lielgium
he
a
Alaska
ilself
must
also
lose,
as
it
trality
treaty
as
"a
scrap
of.
is
a
well-known
tact
thai
prac-
paper"
died
at
his
home
here
to-'
lically
all
the
money
which
the
day.
(
r
American
fishermen
receive
in
Sir
Kdwsird
was
a
veteran.
of.
payment
of
their
catches
landed
the
Hritisli
diplomatic
service
in
Prince
Rupert
is
spent
in
Al-
and
was
ambassador
at
llerlin
nska
strongest
ngest
were
b
prevented
from
delivering
their
catches
iu
Prince
Jluperl,
the
prices
w
hich
I
hey
would
receiv
e
would
be
very
much
lower
and
hence
the
amount
of
money
circulated
in
Alaska
by
the
American
halibut
fishermen
would
be
correspondingly
less.
It
is
only
the
Trcedom
oT
Ihe
market
created
by
reason
or
Ihe
privilege
extended
by
the
Canadian
govern.
(Continuod
on
page
sis)
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is
m
m
4
i.
It
is
contended
by
the
when
war
was
declared
In
1914?
or
argumeuls
thai
He
wvis
born
in
18t7.
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fishermen!
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