Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
Cnur
on
Hswaltan
Islands
very
,,,,,
yoll
M
jt
arable
active
Three
Persons
are
JlU
mlo
jMwpr
tnrn
who
were
Unaccounted
foe
unable
lo
make
god
on
their
Irharpen
or
the
leader
of
the
op.
Vll.tLl.
May
It.
Thre!,,,,,,,,,
wIO(l.
word
of
admliu
are
unaci-ouiilesl
ir
;
itraion
y,tll
know?"
'
w
y
a
violent
eipoioii
ot
Defiee
Opponents
aler
dt
Ktletlea
volrunoj
'
"WllV'a'ffoUier
parly.'
to
reduce
a
lie
from
mi
"inie.
I
ney
....
i
iIJrr
al)1j
taxation,
do
M
Molly
Thome,
a
di-uume,
ami
two
-oldler
name
are
not
Riven.
Tur
riptoslou
wm
the
iool
1
nf
Hie
rurront
ierid
of
s
'y
in
the
volcano.
T
ntiii
Taylor
of
Papula
Oklahoma
Horse
Comes
First
In
Flftlsth
Running
of
Famous
Kentucky
Race
flllHCIIH.I.
DOWNS.
Ken.
ky.
May
I'J.
-
IHaek
Hold.j
ownej
by
Mr.
It.
M.
Ilool
of
TuUa,
Oklahoma,
won
Hie
fif-"Hi
running
or
the
Kentucky
le!,y
,,
Salutili)y
In
a
field
of
.
netoen
nUrlpi,..
The
prue
was
5
775
In
rash
mul
a
3.000
B
ld
pUle.
The
winner
wa
Ihe
favnrile.
Chilowbee
was
cecond
and
Heat)
lluller
I
bird.
ALASKAN
DEPUTY
riiory.
MARSHAL
IS
DEAD
Prank
E,
Younn
of
Talkeetna
Had
Resided
for
21
Years
In
''
Northern
Territory
ANHIIOIlAOKTMny.
IU.
Frank
Young,
iiucd
nr..,
United
Slate
'h'puly
marshal
l
Talkcelna,
dropped
dead
in
a
restaurant
'"re
on
Saturday
night
following
""
fttlack
of
apoplexy,
lie
bad
'-""bled
for
si
years
in
the
ler-
Mr.
Puckell
of
Wfllln
Horse,
!"
has
been
spending
the
In
tlio
south,
was
n
passen-(,,!r
passing
through
on
the
1,1
'i-oess
lloyal
loduy
away
wilh
the
Pacific
(treat
15at
We
will
not,
nd
I
defy
any
of
our
opponent
lo
gel
on
the
platform
and
ay
that
they
will-
w
Hlioul
ly
n
roek
thrown
out
of
inrreains
the
population,
that
l
r
'icanu
ami
liml
Imiiii
ipw
"lied
helde
leing
eerily
i
.i
.J
by
hot
nhe.
Ttie
eruption
nf
roek
ani.
roiilliiue
tiiialwle!.
There
s
-.
teven
cJploimt
on
Salur-lr
niahl
and
three
ililiuet
vnc
ii
Sunday.
nrk
whleli
injured
Taylor
f'
I
MOO
feel
from
the
eralr.
I
t'
riploftion
were
aeroui-i
1
'
I
hy
a
Ireiiiendoii
ralufnll,
anl
diplayn
or
liglituiug
'
J
violent
thunder
BLACK
GOLD
WINS
DERBY
tin
only
wTiy
taxation
ran
W
re
luee.1.
They
cannot
and
dare
not
In
il
We
lieuee
wp
ran
rarrji
imi
Hie
way
we
bate
done
and
that
.
u-111.1'
fighter
and
I
think,
we
nave
goi
our
fair
hare.
I
believe
you
win
be
wie
in
jeluming
n"'ii
i
ii...r.il
llekel
in
the
.North
and
I
.,
......
II
....Ml
VlHIl
aill
COUIIoeni
uir
m"
be
relumed
lo
office.
Such
were
some
of
the
convincing
statement
that
were
driven
home
by
Hon.
T.
I.
Pattullo.
min-Isler
of
land,
at
his
opening
campaign
meeting
In
the
F.mpre
Theatre
Saturday
night.
The
minister
was
in
rme
iciiie
ano,
imbued
with
the
spirit
that
good
service
hail
been
given,
wa
hilly
l.le
lo
tell
of
the
government's
accomplishment.
Hi
'''C",,',
of
nearly
two
hours
was
listened
In
attentively
hy
Hie
uuuience.
n.
F.
(ilassey
presldeii
auu
uierq
were
no
nmn
rri
..-..-..
Righteous
cause
i
ning.
Mr.
Pallullo
bumorously
referred
lo
the
small
ntlen.laiice
slnllnP
Hiat
nwich
.....ui
wn
often
aeenmpiisneu
...i.
n
few
wore
gathered
tn-
oilier
in
n
ligbleous
cnuse.
and
Hint
be
believed
bis
cnuse
was
a
rlghleou
one.
Prince
Rupert
district
hail
been
changed
In
tho
fconlinucu
on
pajre
J
Up
MF.LIIOIHNK.
May
I'J.
Aviator
Mclntyre
and
Guide
today
completed
ucccrully
a
8,500
mile
flight
around
Australia.
The
feat
wa
uccWplish-ed
in
VO
flying
hour.
The
light
lias
heen
in
progrcss-for
the
pal
month
and
wan
for
the
purpose
of
Mudying
topographical
peculiarities.
RETURNING
OFFICERS
FOR
ELECTION
NAMED
B.C.
Oaxetle
Announces
Those
Who
Will
be
In
Charge
of
District
on
iun
-h-h
The
B.C.
(iaieile
announce
.ik
.
.
t..i
.
I...;...
i.t
em
Hallway,
the
university,
the
,e
"
-
dei.arti.ient
of
lal.or
or
the
social
i".rr"
T
"c
oervirf
that
we
have
instituted?
tlncial
election
a
follow:
Allin
A.
J,
Iifortun,
Anyox.
Fort
lieorge
Krnet
S.
Peter.
Prlnee
(Jeorge.
Maekeniie
t-
Herbert
John
Parry,
Powell
Iliver.
fliiiineea
li.
J.
Kellyle.
Ku-
dako.
prinee
Ituperl
K.
II.
Mortimer,
rince
lluert
...e
n.rrru.-u
,
skreiaJlinws
Turnbull.
llai-
come.
I..n..
We
have
been
working
ahing""'"
HMu-erleil
and
not
hapliaianil
linr,.
We
have
rmleuvore.l
"
artLIAL
HUKdC
make
rondMioiM
a
lavorame
Miilie
for
Ibe
people
who
lite
here
and
ueh
lliat
we
may
be
Jiiliril
in
nking
iiiore
jteople
lu
come
Into
Ihe
rountry.
Solid
North
"John
Oliver
i
Ihe
only
one
who
can
keep
up
Hie
rreigbt
!
fichl
a
fight
which
will
have
il
effect
upon
Prince
Itu
perl.
If
Ihe
Provincial
Parly
or
Hie
opposition
wa
elected
II
would
not."
I
believe
thai
the
North
will
return
a
olid
Liberal
ticket
again.
You
would
not
get
two
ininMcr
from
another
government.
Your
.iinrtiev
ucneral
I
a
"bonnie"
PAHIS,
May
l.
Sir
Galahad
III.,
winner
of
Ibe
Lincolnshire
Handicap
in
Kuglaml,
defeated
P.pinurd,
the
crack
French
four
year
old,
in
a
special
run
at
.St.
Cloud
today.
A
short
neck
separated
(bo
horses
at
the
finish
line.
PIONEER
RESIDENT
VA.NHOUVFII,
May
t.
-Hen
juniin
J.
Short,
aged
83,
pioneer
resident
of
the
province,
dropped
dead
on
Hie
street
Sunday
night
win
hurrying
to
attend
a
church
service.
MINE
DISPUTE
IN
GERMANY
NOT
TO
BE
SETTLED
YET
i
HOCIIUM,
May
lit.
Four
miners
unions
have
voted
lo
re
ject
arbitration
proposals
made
in
Berlin
as
a
means
.or
settling
the
dispute
with
mine
owners.
YANKS
BEAT
FRENCH
PAIIIS,
May
ll.
The
American
Olympic
football
team
defeated
the
French
today
by
17
lo
3.
Oily
engineer
F.
W.
Pearson,
who
has
been
in
Vancouver
studying
road
surfacing
mcHiods
returned
on
the
l'rtnco
ueorgo
on
Saturday5
afternoon.
mail
RACE
IN
FRANCEi
lands
,and,l
.
.
A
Short
Neck
Separated
Sir
Oalehad
III.
and
Eplnard
at
8L
Cloud
Today
OF
PROVINCE
DIES
U.S.
FLYERS
HOPEURTHER
Jumped
From
North
to
South
of
Kurlle
Islands
Today
HITOKAPHU
BAY,
Yeterof
Island,
Japan,
May
13.
The
three
United
States
army
airplanes
encircling
the
globe
arrived
here
this
afternoon
from
Paramushlrl
Island
at
2.S0
o'clock
having
made
the
five
hundred
mile
flight
In
a
little
over
seven
hours.
This
hop
practically
represents
the
length
of
the
Kurlle
Islands.
The
next
stop
will
be
on
the
main
Japanese
Is
SASKATCHEWAN
WOMAN
MAY
BE
HANGED
SOON
Petitions
Reach
Ottawa
for
Life
of
Poisoner
of
Husband
OTTAWA,
May
111
Strong
efforts
are
being
put
forth
to
secure
clemency
for
Katherine
Tralch,
a
woman
sentenced
to
be
hanged
at
Prince
Albert
on
May
211.
for
the
murder
of
her
husband
by
poisoning.
While
her
guilt
I
not
denied
it
i
claimed,
in
Ihe
petitions
received
here,
that
Ihe
woman
was
induced
to
commit
the
crime
by
an
accom
plice
who
was
acquit
toil
at
Ihe
trial
because
of
Ihe
lack
of
evidence
against
him.
There,
is
also
the
broader
protest
against
hanging
a
woman.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
.Philadelphia
2.
Pittsburg
0.
Boston
7,
Cincinnati
I.
.New
York
2,
Chicago
t.
Brooklyn
I,
St.
Louis
3.
American'
League
St.
Souis
2,
New
York
7.
Chicago
I,
Boston
5.
Bet
roil
l,
Philadelphia
(.
Cleveland
,
Washington
G.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Chicago
S,
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
5,
Boston
I.
Cineiunali
5,
Brooklyn
American
League
'
Detroit
I,
Boston
5.
Washington
,3,
H1.
Louis
0.
Now
York
S;
G,iovolund
0.
i
!
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL
xiv,
n.
PHIXCE
Itl'PKUT,
D.C,
MONDAY,
MAY
11,
102-1.
Stur4tr'(
Circulation
162.
Strt
Stlta
40S
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
ELEdM
CAMPAIGN
IS
OPENED
IN
RUPERT
LOCAL
MEMBER
MAKES
ANNOUNCEMENT
ON
KAIEN
ISLAND
ROAD
QUESTION
Issues
of
Day
are
Presented
to
Electors
in
Able
Manner
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Member
for
City
The
leader
of
the
opposition,
I
am
afraid,
has
no
love
for
ttie
i
ity
of
Prince
HiiwrL
lie
made
the
deliberate
statement-
hi
the
Home
thai
the
Pacific
(irt'al
Kalerii
Hallway
had
been
pr
lerleil
for
the
mrKie
of
diverting
Irsif
fic
of
the
(irand
Trunk!
,.
4';
Hallway
to
Vancouver.
It
is
not
surprising,
therefore,!
I'-
t
the
iM-nple
of
these
part
feel
dial
the
present
government!
r
i
rendered
them
better
service
than
the
opoMtioii
or
any
!
;rr
party
could.
'
J
The
meanest
and
lowest
creatine
in
the
world
i
he
who
PEOPLE
MISSED
AFTER
VOLCANO
HAS
EXPLOSION
jbear
false
witness
against
hi
jiirfgliltor.
The
Prov
literal
Party
wn
unable
to
substantiate
IU
vituperations
against
(hi
gov-:
eminent.
We
lid
not
hate
to
go
In
Hie
people
for
1H
month
hut,
in
the
lighl
of
circumstances
and
rliaruTK
llMt
have
route
oltoul
recently,
we
thought
il
wa
our
duly
to
lay
(he
situation
before
I
lie
rlrrloralr
ainl
nut
il
in
their
AUSTRALIAN
FLIQHT
ENDS
SUCCESSFULLY
BaaaaaaaaaaaaHLiw-
Viw
A''
LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH
Patrick
O'Keefe
of
Iwllaruey,
u
bailor,
and
ope
of
the
men
to
survive
the
Battle
of
Jutland,
recently
passed
a
Salvation
Army
revival,
slopped,
listened,
and
is
now
a
cadet
in
the
"army."
FERNIE
BOXING
BOUT
IS
FATAL
FKHXIE.
May
19.
Alex.
Michel
uk
died
this
morning
presumably
from
concussion
of
the
brain
following
a
boul
on
Friday
night
iu(
which
be
was
knocked
out
in
Ihe
seventh
round
by
Leo
Stokes.
DEEP
SEA
DINGHY
I
OF
LIGHT
WEIGHT
What
will
be
described
as
Hie
lightest
boat
for
practical
use
is
that
living
manufactured
by
Messrs.
S.
K.
Saunders,
Ltd.,
or
Fast
Cowes,
Isle
or
Whight.
The
rrari
in
question
is
an
8-foot
dinghy
manufactured
in
two
I
pieces
or
Umsuta
sewn
ply-Iwood.
The
total
weight
of
the
boat
when
completed
'and
ready
rr
use
is
under
5(1
lbs.
This
type
oT
boat
is
being
conducted
ror
special
purposes.
but
very
shortly
Ibis
company
intend
lo
produce
these
light
dinghies
on
a
large
scale
lor
use
on
hoard
yachts
and
other
small
sea
and
river
craft
where
lightness
of
equipment,
coupled
with
utility,
is
or
first
It
should
be
added
that
these
dinghies
are
quite
seawortliv
m
a
heavy
sea
in
fact,
that
Is
the
It-finite
use
to
which
they
will
be
failed.
t
FAMOUS
BRITISH
SOLDIER
PASSES
Sir
Charles
Townshend,
Who
Commanded
Forces
In
Mesopotamia,
Died
Today
PAHIS,
May
10.
Major
Gen
eral
Sir
Charles
Townshend,
aged
fl2,
famous
as
commander
of
the
British
forces
in
Mesopotamia
during
the
world
war,
died
today.
The
case
of
G.
Giroue
of
Ocean
Falls,
charged
with
a
serious
statutory
offence,
re-opened
fn
Hie
county
court
this
morning
before
Judge
.Young
and
argument
of
counsel
wa
heard.
Judgment
has
been
reserved
unlit
tomorrow.
Subcribo
for
tbo
Dally
News.
If
City
is
Ready
to
Proceed
tain
With
its
Part,
Government
is
Ready
to
Start
Road
Now
"The
outstanding
uuestioi
as
far
as
Prince
Hupert
is
cot7-
cerned
is
the
road
out
of
the
city,"
said
Hon.
Tv
I).
Pattullo
at
Ihe
meeting
Saturday
night
I
regrel
thai
we
did
not
have
more
leliahle
information
about
il.
If
we
had,
I
would
have
felt
better
and
the
people
would
not
have
had
undue
hopes.
"A
reconnaissance
has,
however,
been
made
from
Tyee
to
Terrace
and
the
cost
of
a
road
between
those
points
is
now
estimated
at
over
three
million
dollars
It
would
be
the
height
of
folly
for
me
to
stand
here
and
say
lhat
it
would
be
started
and
completed.
Ihe
Vancouver
road
bad
not
been
pi;t
through
yet
end
il
is
estimated
to
cost
something
over
a
million
dollar.
II
must,
be
taken
into
account
that
there
is
a
greater
population
Ihere.
"Though
I
once
insisted
that;
ll,ifo
ulif.iil.l
K,
n
if.n,l
fruml
.iii.v
fc.-.
u
asta..
..vf.i
Prince
Hupert
to
Prince
Oeorge.
I
now
realize
thai
we
are
many
year
ahead
of
the
time
in
that
project.
We
can,
however,
link
up,
places
along
the
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
such
a
Terrace
and
Hazelton
and
later
ascertain
if
we
I
for
fur
Ihe
flip
mail
road
from
from
Prince
lrinn
Hupert
II
miiarf
ilu
Ihe
interior
back
of
Hie
moun-
Ready
to
Build
We
must,
however,
gie
Ihe
people
of
Prince
Rupert
sobie
op
iportunily
of
gelling
ofr
Kaien
jlslarid.
There
are
some
very
de-
!sirable
lakes
back
ot
the
-island
illi.Tl
oiav
lie
rearlieil.
the
trip
lo
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
I
discussed
the
question
thoroughly
with
Major
Taylor,!
Ihe
district
engineer,
and
I
have
asked
him
to
gel
in
touch
wilhl
the
city
council.
If
Ihe
city
isi
reiiilv
In
nroeeeil
uilli
ilu
i.:itH
u-o
are
ready
to
complete
the
road
to
(Sallow-ay
Itapid
an'
I
start
tomorrow
on
it
and
also
have
a
further
reconnaissance
made
to
points
on
Ihe
Skeena
Iliver.
I
want
lo
make
il
clear,
however,
I
bat
Ihe
govern-mient
will
not
proceed
unless
the
city
is
prepared
to
connect-
up;
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fourteen
Halibut
Boats
Marketed
174.5C0
Pounds
This
Morning
Five
American
and
nine
Cana
dian
schooners
marketed
a
total,
of
171,500
pounds
of
halibut
at!
the
Fish
Fxclsjnge
this
morning.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
land
ed
108,000
pounds
and
tho
Canadians
CO.Oiio
pounds.
Prices
for
American
fish
rose
a
Tew
points
while
prices
lor
Canadian
fish
re
mained
about
the
same
as
on
Saturday.
The
arivals
wer.e:
American
Oerence,
U.OOO'lbs.,
al
lt.5o
and
Cc;
Norma,
7,000
lbs.,
at
1
1
-5c
and
fic,
to
the
Booth
Fish-
cries
Canadian
Co.
Gladstone,
30,000
lbs.
at
lie
and
Cc,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Kanntak,
13,000
lbs.,
al
10.
8e
and
fie,
to
(lie
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
WAS
DECEIVED
WHITE
STATES
Former
Finance
Minister
Denies
Having
Had
Knowledge
of
Home
Bank's
Real
OTTAWA,
May
19.
Arguthj
1
1
i
n
K
nn
'
liiki
nu.-n
liolitalf
-
cannot
get
a
less
expensive
'
route
jfore
lC
Uanj.
conlla!ssiim
I
.
.
.
i
tins
morning,
bir
iliomas
While,
lornier
nuance
minister,
emphasizes
thai
lhat
he
had
been
deceived
as
to
Ihe
real
condition
of.
the
institution.
He
supported
this
statement
by
referring
lo
letters
received
by
bun
wiieti
he
I
wa
finance
minister.
He
declared
thai
lie
liit
not
siisner-l
Mm
While
on
jun(!erjm?
fraU(J
AMBASSADOR
JAPAN
RESIGNS,
1
Representative
of
United
State
,
to
Japan
Asked
to
be
Re-
""J
lleved
!
WASHINGTON.
May
19CyrtisJ
K.
Woods,
ambassador
to
Japan.
We
do
not
desire
lo
build
a
usel
,,as
aske'1
to
be
reeved
''is,
Ies
road.
jiluties
in
lokto.
II
is
not
known
jwliat
action
has
been
taken
I.j2
connection
with,
the
resignation.
NOT
SATISFIED
WITH
JAPANESE
BASES
FOR
as
FLIGHT
ROUND
WORLD
According
'o
despatches
pub
lished
in
Ihe
south,
Col.
I..
E.'
Broome,
advance
'jllicer
for
the
British
round
the
world
flight,.
Jias
deemed
the
bases
set
out
for
the
lligbl
in
Japan
as
un-
safe
and
has
asked
tho
Japanesif
government
for
a
complete
re
vision
of
arrangements.
Coq
Broome
is
by
no
means
optiiuis-'
lie
as
to
the
chances
of
this
sec?
lion
of
the
Might
being
success-'
ful.
PERRY
TO
RUN
AT
FORT
GEORGE
AGAIN
II.
G.
Perry.
M.L.A.,
has
been
nominated
Liberal
candidate
for
Superior,
tV.OOQ
lbs.,
at
It.So
Fort
GeWo
HdirigHii
the
forlh-
and
Cc,
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Thelma,
tO.000
lbs.,
at
10.8o
and
Cc;
Aiore.
C.000'
lbs.,
at
10.7c
and
Cc;
Malaniute,
0,000
lb,
at
tn.7c
and
Cc;
II.
&
It.,
7
500
lbs.,
at
10.7o
and
Cc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tillie
S.,
t.000
lbs.,
al
0.Ki
and
Cc,
lit
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Ilauaco.
fi.noo
lbs.,
at
tO.Ho
ami
Cc;
W.
T..
IC.OOO
lbs.,
at
10.8c.
and
Cc,
totho
Atliu
Fisheries.
Caygeon,
1,000
lbs
'at
10.7o
wnd
0c;
Annie
May,
4,00q;bs.,
nt
10.80
and
0,
to
tbo
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
'
coming
provincial
election.
Tlio
formality
of
a
convention
waS
dispensed
with.
NEGROES
ARE
KILLED
RAI.F.IGH,
South
Carolina,
May
18.
Six
colored
peojile
were
kill;
ed
when',
a
passenger
train
crashed
Into
u
standing
train
sii
miles
south
of
here.
i
yf
FredH1
Stypheita
or
Prlnc
Hupert,
'Iloscon
F.
Ceniaey
vt
b'wauson
Bay
and
Mark
M.
Connelly
of.
Primer
Lake
have
been
nppolnteilufarles
public
-h"e
B.C.
GazcTIo
announces,