r
FISH
:
MARKET
prime
Haby
lippf,
Lamb,
Fresh
Pork,
Fowls
and
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
llome-Made
Sausage
Haily.
Phone
671.
VOL
XIV,,
NO.
97
FAILUKi,
6k
GRAIN
HELD
UP
BY
mxs
Jxlin
Oliver,
premier
of
llrilisb.
Columbia
aked
yesterday
if
reports
thai
lliepe
would
be
a
provincial
c;elioii
this
year
were
well
founded
replied:
"Our
op-poiipuls
talk
of
one
and
are
pre
paring
and
.1
have
told
our
friend
lo
keep
pace
wilh
them
in
(Hie
matter
of
preparation.'
Hc-
)ond
this
Mr.
Oliver
would
nut
go.
GOD
OF
FORTUNE
IS
STILL
WITH
DUTHIE
Seattle
Capitalist
Gets
Good
Smelter
Returns
From
Highland
Basin
Group
The
god
of
minim:
fortune,
for
surely
this
was
a
male,
remain
with
J.
F.
Inilhie.
who
success-rully
brought
the
Mamie
und
lllcndersou
groups,
on
Hudson
jllay
mountain
to
the
producing
stage
and
then
sold
a
controlling
iuterc'l
in
them
to
the
Federal
Mining
A
Smelling
Company
for
a
uarter
oT
a
million
dollars,
says
A.
II.
Maun
in
the
Vancouver
un.
When
h
made
Ihe
sale
last
fall
Mr.
Dulhie
stated
that
he
was
so
impressed
"'il'iessed
with
vim
the
me
pt
possibilities
I
irV
nc
rni
ITIPC
LrttA
Ur
rtULlllLd
or
the
country
(hat
he
purposed
-
ito
snciid
the
nrocceds
in
the
de-
I
PRIWCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PMNCIi
IllPF.RT,
JUi,
THURSDAY.
APRIL
21,
1921.
V(Urdr't
Clrtu-ttloA
1702.
NO
RESULT
TO
IRISH
PARLEY
ON
BOUNDARY
LONDON,
April
21.
The
coiiferrnce
-Iwtt
rrprwriita
lives
of
Northern
and
Southern
Ireland
with
a
view
lo
adjusting
the
boundary
belwppn
Ulster
and
the
Irish
Free
Slate
broke
up
this
afternoon
without
result.
CAMPAIGN
IN
NORTH
OPENS
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo
Coming
North
Early
In
May
to
Take
Charge
for
Liberals
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
April
24.
After
waging
a
campaign
In
Okanagan
and
Kootenay
districts,
the
Oliver
government
will
now
turn
Its
attention
to
Northern
B.C.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
take
charge
of
the
government's
northern
campaign.
Early
In
May
he
will
leave
for
Prince
Rupert,
his
own
constituency
and
will
remain
for
three
weeks.
He
will
also
tour
Atlln
district,
visit
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
travel
along
the
line
of
the
G.T.P.
as
far
as
Prince
George.
Offerlngs
at
Vancouver
Greater
velopmcnl
and
exploration
of
SCOTTISH
REPAIRS
i
nan
uapacuy
to
nanoin
ana
oilier
properties
reasonably
con-Cars
Detained
at
Ed-
,tiguous
to
the
Grand
Trunk
monton
Pacific
Railway.
He
was
true
to
!his
word,
and
bonded
the
High-
I'.DMON'ION,
April
21.
He-
land
Hasin
group,
25
miles
from
I
ween
t,200
and
1,500
curs
of
Smlthers,
from
Thomas
King
and
grain
are
lying
at
points
In
the
Martin
Cain,
and
al
once
started
Kdmoulou
division
of
the
Cana-
to
develop
the
property.
Re.
iliatt
National
Railway
awaiting
eenlly
he
sent
the
first
shipment,
.shipment
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
only
a
small
one,
to
the
Selby
SOON
BE
FINISHED
Expected
That
Vessel
Will
Sail
For
the
South
Next
Week
to
Load
Crew
Is
Due
on
Sunday
Repairs
to
Hip
C.
G.
M.
M.
steamer
Canadian
Scottish,
which
oic
.
..
mumi,
initial
su
viiinin
imu
mnaniiii
a
rviuui
ui
went
ashore
SOUtll
Ol
IlPfC
H.
Iicrtnicniient
or
me
i...ii.
oo
ounces
in
goiu
ami
no
C0UI,ie
or
months
ago
are
well
'
e
4i
.
.hi.....
"..
.i..
.ii
..
.
..
.
.
i
'
.vi
present
iiucouv
cr
win
nan-
ounces
m
suter
jut
ioii
Strut
tlM
482.
j
American
Iieriance.
12.000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
at
ti.GOc
and
oc.
Young
America.
33,000,
lo
Al-
tin
Fisheries,
at
9c
ami
Oc,
for
delivery.
-iKelcliikan
-
rJdft-M.pl3.M()?ftflottli
4
k'i.
l.-l..
!,l
O
(III..
M...I
.
The
LaUst
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service,
private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AS
PREDICTED
EIGHT
YEARS
AGO
i
SEPARATIST
DOCTRINE
IS
REPUDIATED
BY
LEADER
OF
NATIONALISTS
Counsel
for
Home
Bank
Admitted
in
1916
that
it
Could
not
Carry
on
OTTAWA,
April
21.
"Willi
uu
amount
locked
up
indefin-
i"
v
iti
four
Iuirc
account
probably
Ihree
lime
llic
paid
up
rul
and
more
limn
half
the
total
deMjsil
if
any
tiling'
should
ki'
plarts
which
would
cause
u
comparatively
small
percentage
m
the
dcpoiilur.N
In
ask
for
their
fiioin:y,
I
do
not
see
how
the
i
:ik,
without
oulHlo
assistance,
could
continue
with
open
ljcir-.
'
Tins
i
an
extract
from
u
Idler
which
was
written
by
Z.
A.
I
!i.
.
oiiusel
for
tin
Home
Hank,
lo
J
a
me
l'ilier,
K.d,
YViii-
rcprcMMitiiig
llir
three
western
director
of
thai
iustitu-
s
on
February
2.
I
IHO.
The
le-Uer
va
read
tin-
morning
at
the
session
of
the
It
t
Commission
investigating
the
failure
of
the
bank,
MANY
KILLED
TRAIN
WRECK
Eipretses
Collldt
and
Smash
I
Four
Electric
Engines
and
Trains
J
n
Swiijpilaiid,
April
21.
y
a
ih.
Zurich'
and
Milan
r..lulr.
nrar
llfllliiiok
-Jinny,
thirty
people
II
i
ri
were
killed
and
fifty
tu-1
1
lo
Ial
ulglil
twenty-Urm
hnil
been
removed
p
vrrekasr
i
riii
w
iitilktl
by
rtigiue
ami
all
four
c
wrr-kfH
and
'he
four
'Mi-x
rrr
kilted.
Financier
Kilted
A
.:!)
the
kill
p.
I
i-
Dr.
Kar-
i'
li.
the
eminent
Herman
-
nl
uulliortty,
and
hl
l;r
In
IIS
during
tin.
a'
Win
llellTeric.li
mtiit-
if
'he
treasury
and
the
fl-I
g
)-ar
became
minister
of
nrrhr
and
vice-chancellor,
lie
wa
one
of
lhoe
who
advo-a
"
and
pnnii-'iP't
i
itiiM
jtal
mclliod
of
warfare.
RADIO
FAILED
IN
BIG
EFFORT
Cables
Still
Relied
Upon
Yesterday
to
Carry
King's
Message
in
Opening
Empire
LONDON.
April
21.
-The
effort)
'
i
have
the
voice
of
King
George
In
anl
around
Ihc
world
as
he
de-
cied
a
speech
in
opening
the
Hrilih
r.uipire
Inhibition
at
W
enibley
yesterday
failed
of
euc-'t,s
according
(o
reports
from
1
ai.lo
enthusiasts
throughout
the
1
inplre.
Some
leu
million
of
the
King'
lubjccls
heard
his
voice
while
the
message-
wm
being
cabled
around
(he
glohp
uu
all
llrillsh
cable
route.
The
royal
voice
did
not
earn
however,
beyond
t
Iio
llrit-li
Mes.
DEAD
HEAT"
InIaCE
FOR
QUEEN'S
PRIZE
Sol
Joel's
Cvander
and
M.
Call-man's
Scaplanoran
Come
In
Together
Kwannon
Third
l.liVhov
i..ii
at
u..t
litnl'4
l'ie
Fvander,
faotlle.
and
M.
'ttiiinairs
colt
Kcuplanoran
ran
a
b'ad
heal
for
Iho
Queen's
Prize,
""e
principal
cent
of
the
Kemp-t'n
Park
epritur
mpcling-.
Kwan-'",
third,
was
two
lengths
be.
lurid
ESSAYS
MUST
BE
IN
BY
MIDNIGHT
MAY
3
A
tppyrarii
received
(his
MMinutiir
from
Ottawa
lalp
llial
II
lit
luijH)i-
hp
to
eleiid
Hie
nine
for
I
lie
luriiinz
in
of
eiay
for
the
Daily
New
eay
runi-iiiMiii
4eynd
mid.
uiulit
r
May
3.
r-
TlU
U
iHWary
hi
unler
to
ar-
ranv
for
I
lie
awarding
of
Hip
era
ltd
prlip
for
the
Ihi
p..uv
written
by
any
(ei-Miit
in
tUnada
under
u(
pen
year
of
aye.
in
whieli
th
winner
of
the
radio
H
in
Hip
duleii't
will
oe
a
roiupelil'-r.
WILL
BE
CARNIVAL
ON
VICTORIA
DAY
Rotary
Club
Discusses
Proposal
at
Their
Luncheon
Today
At
the
Itotary
Club
luncheon
today
C.
II.
Onne
for
Ihc
coiiunil-lep
In
rliarge
prouel
that
the
el
uli
idioulU
put
on
a
carnival
at
the
pilnbitioii
building
on
May
:M
for
the
jiurpo!.e
of
ruiMiut
Hie
HiuiiMUid
dollnrx
guaranteed
hy
the
club
for
the
flushing
or
the
mirM'
llOllie.
The
member
were
in
favor
of
tlii
bub
it
wa
pointed
out
that
the
exhibition
board
and
the
I'M
had
oiue
similar
proposal
kiiicc
thev
had
made
a
move
uud
it
wa
left
with
the
eoiiiiniltei!
lo
meet
other
oiiianiatioii!
and
if
possible
make
miiiic
arrangement.
PLOT
TO
BLOW
UP
JAIL
DISCOVERED
MXI
AHT.
April
21.
--The
discovery
was
announced
today
of
a
idol
to
blow
up
.Maryborough
jail,
it
convict
prison
where
many
Sinn
l'eiucri
are
serving
long
terms.
P.G.E,
REPORT
i
IS
HANDED
IN
Mr.
Justice
Oalllher
Places
Docu
ment
In
Hands
or
Provlclal
Secretary
YJCTOIIIA,
April
2t.
Mr.
Ju-lico
Gallilier'c
report
ml
tlm
Paclflo
Great
F.iudern
probe
lias
been
placed
in
tbe.
handx
of
lion.
J.
1).
McLean,
provincial
secre
tary,
bul
until
Iho
return
or
the
premier
from
Oltawa
(hp
findings
of
Ihe
commissioner
will
not
he
considered
by
Hie
Government,
nor
will
the
contents
bo
known.
NEW
SETTLERS
FOR
DOMINION1
Two
Train
Loads
Coming
from
New
York
to
Ottawa
MUNTHKAI,.
April
21.
At
a
lime
when
tin-
whole
country
is
ileerying
emigration
of
Canadian
lo
Hie
l
ulled
KlatcM.
it
U
pueouragiiig
to
record
Ihe
immi-gralion
of
a
eonriilprablc
body
nf
L'niled
Ktate
citizen
lo
Canada.
Toitigjit
and
tomorrow
nisrht
there
will
leuvp
.New
Vork
ovrr
the
Canadian
National
Itailwayn
Iwo
opeeial
(rains,
each
of
which
will
bring
lo
Canada
approximately
tw
hundred
men
and
women
who
will
nettle
permanently
in
the
Oomfnion.
They
are
all
member
nf
the
Canadian
department
of
the
Metropolitan
Life
lnurance
Company.
I'P
to
the
preenl
thi
company
in
il
main
oflice
in
New
York
li
ax
iiiainlaiiied
a
large
de-paiimptil
to
look
after
Canadian
liUilie.
'I'Jiin
butillP!4
ha
now
reaelie!
urli
iirooortiutii
that
Hie
company
has
found
it
neveary
to
tablifji
a
Canadian
departmedl
lo
Ottawa.
where
thene
new
headijuartp
are
Uuluu
located.
'
I'lii
U
a
termaneiil
(inadian
lieadipiarer
and
all
member
of
it
will
make
their
future
rcci-
denee
in
Ottawa.
FISHERIES
OFFICE
NOT
ABOLISHED
Will
Remain
as
at
Pressnt
Until
After
House
Prorogues
Neill
Hears
(Soeclal
to
Dally
News)
OTTAWA,
April
24
A.
W.
Nel(l,
member
for
Comox
Albernl,
has
been
assured
by
Hon.
Pierre
Cardln,
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
that
the
central
fisheries
Inspector's
office
In
Vancouver
will
be
left
undisturbed
until
after
parliament
prorogues.
This
means
that
the
proposal
advanced
by
Fred
Stork,
member
for
Skeena,
that
the
central
office
be
abolished,
will
remain
In
abeyance
until
the
summer.
OLIVER
REFUSES
TO
V
vlfit
feixn'
.
3?
&SFRS
Swapping
horses
in
midstream
U
rather
daiigerou-
COMMIT
HIMSELF
ON
ELECTION
QUESTION
Says
He
Has
Advised
Friends
lo
Keep
PacV
with"
Opponents
.
In
Matter
of
Preparation
OTTAWA.,
April
2t.
lion.
Republican
Bogey
in
South
Africa
is
Killed
by
the
Speech
of
General
Hertzog
CAPETOWN,
April
tit.
The
Republican
bogey
in
the
Union
of
Sou
lb
Africa
is
killed
so
far
as
the
Nationalist
purty
is
concerned,
as
u
result
of
a
speech
made
yesterday
by
General
ucrizug,
teauer
oi
the
opposition
lo
Oeuerul
hmuls
in
the
south
Afiican
Parliament.
The
Nationalist
leader
aid
the
Hepublican
doctrine
had
never
been
on
the
Nationalist
program.
The
party
would
be
foolish
to
press
this
is.ue
unless
the
English
people
of
the
country
as
well
as
the
liuleh,
favored
it.
lie
said
thai
sovereign
independence
had
already
been
.-ecured
by
the
Union.
This
.should,
be'
used
independently
of
lb
British
Prhy
Council,
the
commonwealth
going
so
far
perhaps
as
lo
elect
its
own
Governor
General.
CANADIANS
GOT
SAME
PRICE
AS
AMERICANS
At
the
Fish
Kxchauge
today
Canadian
boa!
got
about
the
same
price
as
Americans.
1
lie
Uales
were
as
follow
14890
MILES
ON
FISH
EXCHANGE
RIG
RIGHT
IS
COVERED
K.
Neiison,
7.000.
to
Booth
tntu
?"
",a,J
w',,hout
Fisliprips,
at
U.l"0c
and
5c.
i
Nalional.
21.000.
to
Cold
Stor
,p,
at
9c
and
Oc.
'
Tatoosh,
32.000,
to
liold
Stor-
age,
at
9.20c
ami
Oc.
Canadian
.
W.
T..
H.uoo,
to
Alliu
Fisheries,
at
9.60c
ami
5c.
W.
&
P.,
2.500,
to
Itnyal
Fish
Co-
at
9.C0c
and
5c.
Yerna,
5,500,
lo
Cold
Storage,
at
9.70c
and
5c.
DELEGATE
REPORTS
TO
ROTARY
MEMBERS
s.
D.
Johnston
Meets
Throe
Prince
Rupert
Taxpayers
In
Spokane
and
They
Want
to
Know
At
Hip
Rotary
Club
luncheon
today
S.
I).
Jolmslon,
dek-gatt
to
Iho
district
convention
at
Spokane
avp
bis
report
on
Hip
convention.
He
said
he
was
looked
in
a
room
with
nine
men.
Caclt
morning
the
secretaries
of
tlin
various
clubs
in
the
district
breakfasted
logellipr
and
laler
in
the
day.
mornings,
afternoons,
and
evenings,
(here
were
meeting
of
various
kinds,
most
of
which
he
attended.
One
of
the
principal
sppakers
was
Dr.
Henry
Suzallo,
preident
of
(he
Uui-
is..
..
Second
Section
from
Karachi
to
Toklo
is
SSS0
Miles
KARACHI,
Prilish
India,
April
21.
The
Hight
of
700
miles
from
Bandar
Abbas,
Persia,
by
Stuart
MacLarenaudJui.
Iwocompan-lons
in
the
lirtfUlr"
roind
the
incident.
Wealber
conditions
were
ideal
and
the
arrival
of
the
plane
was
exactly
on
scheduled
lime.
The
arrival
here
ends
the
first
stage
of
the
world
flight.
Mae-l.aren
has
now
covered
1890
miles
or
approximately
one
fifth
of
the
total
distance.
The
next
feclion
to
Tokio
will
be
roughly
5880
miles.
BIG
STEAMER
IS
DISABLED
Ruth
Alexander
Leaking
Badlv
off
Oregon
Coast
Passengers
Transferred
NORTH
HKNU,
Wash.,
April
21.
The
steainpr
Ruth
Alexander
was
dixahlpd
utt
Trinidad
(Jove,
15
miles
north
of-1'.ureka,
Call-,
fornia,
last
night.
The
steamer
II
!'
ltun.11,1..
i.,
.......
..I...
arter
well
there.
He
was
bUlpted
jari(,
,p
,ralIHfer
of
,)a,st.nferj,,
KURI.KA,
April
21.
The
liner
One
of
IIih
resolutions
ims.MMi:
LUMBER
RATES
ARE
by
the
convpnlion
was
in
favor'of
the
suppression
or
the
opium
Irallic.
Others
bad
lo
do
chiefly
with
the
workings
of
the
clubs.
W.
Shelly
of
Vancouver,
would
have
been
elected
district
governor,
but
he
stopped
down
in
ravor
or
an
Oregon
man.
While
there
Mr.
Johnston
said
he
met
three
Prince
Rupert
tax.
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h
iTt;
iii-
KoltVft
PPIPtl-
mlinni'Pil
i
i
nt
t
ii
tlin
ilrv
I
iliii-lc
i
i
unit
in
I
he
I.
,
..
.
,
iipiivHipii
'
in
jiii
iiroiiress
in
inn
Ruth
Alexander,
disabled
in
Trinidad
Cove
and
in
a
leaking
condition,
suddenly
lled
to
starboard
today.
It
is",
staled
thai
there
is
2,1
reel
of
water
in
her
holds
and
that
the
pumps'
Cannot
check
its
rising.
SLASHED
TO
ORIENT
Drop
From
$1
50
to
19
and
$10
to
China
and
Japan
From
all
Pacific
Ports
SKATTU:,
April
21.
The
Pa-eilic
westbound
freight
eoiiferw
piicp
her
slaslipd
lumbpr
ratfrrf
lo
Japan
and
China.
The
tariff
was
cut
to
.?9
and
$10
from
die
only
70
cars
a
day
from
the
ed
ore
from
this
properly
has'vc"
se,
wiI.
b"
."V.
lo
B0
iui
'V
.
''V'T
"luVtin
in
'
.
.
.
Canadian
Nalional
and
the
move-
assayed
as
high
as
407
ounces
in
"
rKfe
,J
ek
'
It
U
px-
"I
?
l'
nJ
S,VV
ahli?"
"
,,A
lWf"r
1"'C
Wln?
men!
of
grain
is
considerable
In
gold
and
850
ounces
In
silver.
I
f
etJ
Zlt
it
"
Un-
0n
lA
LW"1
pecieo.
iii
puitiUK
m
m
l"te
l,,,
h.v,..),.,!
bolls
will
lake
excess
of
that
figure.
As
a
con-seiui'nce
congestion
Is
develop-lug.
Although
seeding
time
is
near
at
hand
farmers
along
various
branches
of
the
C.N.
II.
In
central
Alberta
still
have
a
con.
shlerahle
quantity
of
grain
jo
market,
Ihe
result
or
Hie
bumper
crop
or
last
year.
Plenty
or
cars
me
available,
but
until
re-lief
at
Vancouver
Is
possible
the
m'ovcmenl.
will
nol
le
very
JarfcV
BASEBALL
"
American
League
Washington
!,
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
5,
Cleveland
u,
Muslim
I,
New
York
13.
Chicago
5,
SI.
I.ouis
9.
National
Lsague
SI.
I.ouis
I,
Chicago
12.
Philadelphia
2,
lloslon
3.
.
Only
two
sanies
scheduled.
!
r.n
mm
!,,
l..l.l...l
i..i.
..
I.
..i
II
-I
..v.v
wus
iiuifiieii
jesieruay
um
mere
still
remains
some
rivctting
to
le
done.
Testing
has
started,
A.
Furrow,
sleam'boat
inspector,
and
A.
Wallace,
representative
oi
t
Iio
underwrilprs,
having
arrived
ypslcnlay
from
the
south
in
this
connection.
The
crew
of
the
Scottish
is
due
to
arrive
from
Vancouver
on
Sun.
day.
The
vessel
will
po
noulh
from
here
lo
load
foe
ths
Orient.
CHILEAN
MATCHED
WITH
FLOYD
JOHNSON
NF.W
YORK,
April
21.
Ouinlin
Romero,
a
Chilean
heavyweight,
has
been
mulched
with
Floyd
Johnson,
the
fight
to
take
place
in
Madison
Square
Gardens
on
May
9.
9,
If
under
12
ly
12.
rorly
reel
long4
Above,
Ihe
rule
Is
$10.
The
rate
on
longs
was
rixed
at
1
(
to
Japan
and
$1,1.50
to
China.
These
rules
are
prrpctive
at
once,
and
it
Is
believed
will
result
In
renewed
activity
in
export
lumber.
J.
M.
Morrison
of
Alice
Ami
will'
bp
in
Ihe
clly
unlll
Sunday
when
hn
will
return
north
on
Ihe
Cardcna.
V