FISH
-.MARKET
prime
Hnliy
Ilccf,
Lamb,
Fresh
Pork,
Fowl
anil
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
llome-Made
Sausage
I
wily.
Phono
671.
VOL
XIV.
NO.
0.
.
MAJORS
.
.
.1.
t
II.
tt
a.it.L
fll
Tllkil.
Ill
Mil
lll't'll
Ulli
u
'
I
o-micwlicri;
between
.Seward
and
Hit
place
and
a
srurvli
isj
:g
made
for
him.
T.
re
uf
the
world
fliers
arrived
here
mglit.
hut
X'uJ(r
1
-
1
Ikl.illl
Urt
IIIII
Willi
IIICIII.
I
ll'
l
..vw
h
hiii
and
arrived
lat
night
and
will
remain
h-re
until
K
II
II
M
II
I
ii
-
rm,
m
M
a
Mmm
ALICE
ARM
SOON
DONE
SELLS
OUT
TO
'
HUDSON'S
BAY
Pioneer
Concern
Takes
Over
Only
Large
Rival
In
Northern
Fur
Trade
LOCAL
BOAT
INCLUDED
I.UMOXTOX.
April
10.
---
'Hie
Hudson's
Hay
Hoiiuiaiiy
has
pur-
rlianed
Hie
river
Heel,
fur
trading
posts
and
slock
in
trade
of
the
LaniMin
Tiailinir
Hiiinpany
on
Hie
rivers
to
Ihe
lioilh
of
Kdinoil-
l"ii
and
thus
secures
to
llself
n
1'iai'tical
inoiiunnly
of
"II
tho
biisinesK
uf
Hie
noilhvvest
lerrl-lories.
Tin?
deal
also
includes
u
"lili.yard
and
sawmill
near
water
iiys
iiu
id
dockime
and
furllillr
l
Fori
Smith.
There
are
five
modern
vessels,
one
of
which
Is
Hi"
HUlrlbiilor,
formerly
oper-"leil
on
Ihe
Skeena
Hiver
from
Prince
Ilupert
during
cuiiHlruc-
lr
dayi.
Hie
fnle
uf
Uic
HiJJIH
eoiiiliwuiuer
U
known.
Slep
Kerr
being
taken
nl
!ewarl
l'
de-palrh
l
uiled
Slilr
j.fslnyrri.
liielt
were
thi-rr
IwImmi
Hie
new
arriel
In
eai-rh
Hip
a.
A
lml
oIko
lciliK
'rliarlereil
at
Kaiialak
In
help
bok
fur
lh
iiiiiii?
titan
and
Ins
un
lucky
airship.
J
Flyers
to
Search
Structure
InipscUd
by
A.
U
Car-1
j-.llloXIK.
,,ril
f
Malrr
.
ruthen,
Inspector
of
Bridges
Tlirre
of
tin-
four
army
flyer-
and
District
Engineer
,bo
arrivni
nei-
iair
,
.
,
llivfr
at
Aliri-
.:(
fr
Ira
llli'
I"
were
preparing
in
mc
Kialaevlk
Hay.
here,
Hiey
prepared
I"
work
on
t
li-i
i
machine.
Search
Being
Made
HOllHOVA.
April
10.
tniled
Slides
d'slioers
Hull
ami
Horry
leporl
by
wireless
inai
uie
reached
Hie
locality
where
Major
Martin
is
believed
In
have
descended
at
five
o'clock
this
iiKiruiiiK.
The
steamer
Starr
is
also
racing
ror
llio
vicinity.
RETAIL
MERCHANTS
RE-ELECT
OFFICERS
Future
Meetings
Will
.Take
Form
or
Combined
Luncheon
and
Business
Meetings
At
Ihe
annual
mecliiijr
or
Ihe
lli-luil
Merchants
Association
last
iiiuht,
Ihe
rollowiug
olllccrs
were
re-eiecien:
President,
Minimi
mcmcc-kiu.
Vlce-Presidenl.
(ieuro
Hryant.
Seeielary.
H.
Minn.
Hiii.el.iis
D.
0.
Mcllao
eljc
iiiKlit
lo
.
.
.
....
...
i..
...
1
1
M
i...i.i'
it,
ii
li'-oiit
mad;"
iack
irur
i;
i"r,
""'"j
-
.
t
K.'nearrh
for
their
eoniiKiiuler.
The
iuriiv
'
inn
...
i
...
i...i..
wit-
llnee
n
arruci
imiuiu
i-ir
and
H.
Ii.
Moore.
wa
decided
Hint
all
rulure
IM,1(.Ms
will
lake
Ihe
trm
or
.
,
i
i.
.....I..
...ii
nml
Imsiiiess
COIIIllllieii
mi.
"
meetings.
i..
i
simk
has
been
appointed
u
IH1.m,cr
of
H'
tMK
cu.nmlllee
or
the
House
or
U.m-....
iiiines.
forcslH
and
minis
uii
waters.
.
WASIIIXOTOX,
April
Hi.
A
Japanese
excluioii
provision
was
voted
Inlo
I
In
immigration
bill
yesterday
by
tin
Senale
and
mhiplcil
wilhoul
it
recorded
vole.
'Hit'
provision,
which
wn
bitterly
protested
by
Jajiaii.
it
similar
to
one
already
adopted
by
the
lloue.
HOPPED
OFF
FROM
CORFU
Stuart
MacLaren.
British
Round
World
Aviator
Continues
His
Flight
ATHENS,
April
16
Stuart
IvUeLaren,
the
British
round
the
world
ivlator,
who
was
forcid
to
descend
near
Corfu
on
March
31
by
a
defective
engine
resumed
his
flight
today
and
landed
at
Phale-rum
airdrome
here
this
afternoon.
A
new
motor
had
been
sent
from
England
to
Corfu,
Rnvrnrr
against
Court
Appointed
by
British
Minister
or
Labor
to
Investigate
Wages
and
Other
Matters
I.OXliOX.
April
IC.
The
min
ister
of
labor
.
Thomas
Shaw,
has
appointed
Lord
Huckmasler,
chairman,
wilh
ltoscoe
Hruiwan
ami
A,
H.
Cameron
lo
constitute
mil
P1UNCH
IllPKHT,
11.(1,
WKDNF.SDAY.
APHIL
lo,
1021.
IRISH
councils!
Hl'LFAST.
April
ir..
"'
"
.Ill
li.l.
I
'IV
I
I-
I
I
in.
wnv
iiiriiuuii
siiu
iiiiihiiii!"
alMinl
tl
.in
nee
"
'
'
..
'
'Ii
iime.
Major
laylor.
uis
The
.....I
hlh
winds
fn.ni
HewuM
a
u.s..fulnMP1,
Ul,,r
inreai
...
w,
Hi
u.ll
will
IH
be
rmii
r.i.npleled
n
...il....
ri
in
n
II
.......
I,.
,.
I
..,
-
f
..r
I
lil
(-(ill
II
I
V
COM
II
.
)-liMscd
every
sIjjii
of
ratisue
imh
ell,
in
ronseiiuenee
mc
wu-
naHo.K.I
naiionnusi
Ter
7,S"L
Si
H
r.l..
nli.;.,VI.H-k
Hiey
received
,
uhich
have
had
i
n
'I.-,
inn
f
S
i'1""
-porl
f..n
MJ"r
Mrtin.',iJorilles
for
the
last
H.ree
ye,
fr
nit
a
r.n
In
Alice
Arm.
Mu.'i!
Taylor
wcnl
inilh
in
c:iiiiniiy
with
A.
L.
r.arrulliers.
vli
ai
rlvi'd
in
Hie
nly
on
Sunday
lamina
afler
inperliiu
Hie
1.;
i,
i.i
lliiclUni
am
Terrace
proceeded
unuHi
on
Hie
.'leainer
I'.ardeuii
lo
Vieloria.
COAL
MINING
INQUIRY
irs
a
court
of
luipiiry
Into
wages
and
i.IIiim'
mailer
atfecliiiK
Ihe
coal
mining
industry.
MAY
DISCUSS
DISARMAMENT
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
Says
Britain
Would
Welcome
Suggestions
From
Any
Other
Power
LOXHOX.
April
10.
Premier
Ilainciiy
Macdonald,
responding
to
a
speech
in
Hie
House
or
(.om
inous
,
by
Major-Heneral
Seely,
former
president
of
the
air
eouu-i
eil,
who
advocated
thai
the
pro-1
mlcr
Nil
I
nu
International
conference
for
air
disarmament,
declared
he
would
welcome
an
Invitation
by
nny
other
power
to
lnk(,.uv
the,
whole
question
of
arniaimints'f
BIG
BASEBALL
;
OPENING
GAMES
New
York
Americans
Win
First
Game
and
Nationals
Lose
I
to
Brooklyn
XF.W
YOUK,
April
10.
Hiu
league
baseball
opened
yester
day,
all
scheduled
values
tiring
played
wilh
Ihe
cvrepliuii
or
the
one
between
Philadelphia
and
Hoslnii,
which
was
postponed.
.New
York
Americans
took
their
rirsl
game
against
Hoslnn,
but
Ihe
.New
York
.Nationals
were
beaten
by
Hronklyn.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
American
Leaguo
.New-
York
2.
Hoslnn
I.
Cleveland
;i,
Delroil
i.
I'liihidelphla
0,
Washington
SI.
Louis
7.
Hliieago'
3.
National
Leaguo
Pittsburg
5,
Cincinnati
il.
Hronklyn
a,
Xcw
York
iii.i
n
i
...ilw
i.
Pliiladeliihia-Hoston
noshmned
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
I,
Vernon
0.
,
'Oakland
0,
San
Francisco
7.
Sacrainenlo
1:5.
Portland
3.
Seallle,
wet
.grundM.
t
BIRTHS
On
April
l.r)
a
son
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
Ilupert
Oeueral
Hospital
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ii.
F.
Slevens,
Third
Avenue.'
There
was
bornf
Irt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Ha.cll-Jones,
formerly
or
Prince
Ilupert,
a
daughter,
nl
SI.
Catherines,
Ontario,
on
April
7.
-
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VMUrdty'i
Circulation
1M6
Since
seeking
a
arrer
i
Hie
padded
rng.
Young
Slriblin.
the
popular
liglit
Ii
av
weight,
has
I'oiiliniially
been
in
hot
water
with
the
-"rhi.Mil
aiilhunlit'.
Hi
has
solved
the
problem
by
employing
a
tutor.
Essay
Competition
for
all
Children
of
Northern
B.C.
Valuable
Prizes
Offered
,
........
-
-
-
-
In
collaboration
with
the
Dominion
(iovcriinH'lit
lle-parliucnl
of
die
Interior,
(he
Haily
NewsMs
mslidllmp
an
eay
compelilion
for
the
whole
of
this
district.
It
is
open
In
all
young
people
under
10
years
of
age.
and
is
conducted
in
connection
with
"Have
The
Forest
Week,"
from
April
27
to
May
JI.
The
csuy
must
nut
exceed
."00
woni
in
lenglh
and
may
deal
Willi
any
point
having
lo
do
with
forest
fire
protection
or
with
"ijae
The
Forest
Week"
as
svl
forth
in
the
proclauiulion.
All
essays
mijsl
l
sent
into
this
paper
on
or
before
May
;i.
The
prize,
for
this
district
are
a
complete
two
step
radio
outfit
for
fir.-l
prize
nml
two
cash
prizes,
one
of
$2T
4ind
the
other
oT
s0.
In
addition
there
will
be
five
honorable
mention
prizes
of
five
dollars
each.
Further
particulars
will
be
gieii
in
future
issues
of
this
paper.
BLIZZARD
IS
ON
PRAIRIES
FHteen
Inchos
or
Snow
at
Brandon
and
Wires
All
Go
Down
WINNIPEG,
April
16.
Western
Canada,
Ontario,
Manitoba
and
many
districts
or
southeastern
Saskatchewan
are
In
the
grip
or
one
of
the
worst
blizzards
of
recent
years.
Brandon
reports
a
rirteen
inch
rail
or
snow
during
the
past
48
hours
and
ror
e
time
tho
city
was
Isolated
from
Eastern
Can"
ada
and
the
south,
all
wires
going
down
under
the
pressure
of
tho
snow,
PRISONERlED
IN
HIS
CELL
Was
Forgotten
by
Authorities
In
Holland
Owing
to
Infre-quency
or
Cases
LO.NOOX,
April
l.
-The
Daily
Mail
correspondent
al
the
Hague
reports
a
case
which
illustrates
Ihe
inrreiueuey
of
mrresls
in
some
parts
of
Holland.
A
man
was
arrested
about
the
end
nT
March
In
ii
little
town
'near
Utrecht
and
was
found
dead
of
starvation
In
the
cell,
the
author
ities
having
forgotten
that
they
had
a,
prisunor.j
SlrMt
MlM
4M
Native
Whose
Parents
Were
torlans
Fights
Trusts
and
Controls
Indian
Vote
William
L.
Paul,
son
or
a
of
Victoria,
H.C.,
is
a
can-
Strong-Karbcr
combination
at
Ketchikan.
In
a
statement
lo
the
people.
...
..
,
,
.
II..
1
.
-...I
.Mr.
ram
ueciarc
mui
ne
is
noi
Th
Latest
In
RetUu
rants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Dest
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
RTIN
RESCUED
AFTER
BEING
LOST
FAILED
TO
ARRIVE
WITH
OTHERS
AND
SUCCESSFUL
SEARCH
WAS
MADE
Major
Martin
and
his
Airplane
Lost
off
Coast
Alaska
last
Night
Rescued
by
Destroyer
at
11
a.m.
Search
is
Made
for
him
by
Boats
and
also
by
Other
Three
Airplanes
FOUGHT
WAY
THROUGH
SNOW
SQUALLS
AND
HIGH
WINDS
....
t
i
nr
r
l
L-.i
C
-i
i-
id
VM
w
-
-
w
a-r
Wor
During
Night
to
Prepare
for
Return
Flight
CHIGNIK,
April
16
(1.45
p.m.)
The
destroyer
Hull
rescued
Major
Frederick
Martin,
flight
commander,
and
Sergeant
Alva
Harvey,
United
8tate
globe
flyers,
at
11.34
this
morning,
according
to
a
wireless
report
received
nero
irom
me
iii
UllliMK,
Alaska.
April
10.
The
Jm
M-i-ms
to
br
'"--
t
M
up
Martin.
Following
hi
trouble
ul
startim
from
.seallle,
i
iff
,a
Prime
Huff
rt
harbor,
and
in
nearl
having
hi;
EXCLUSION
MEASURE
AGAINST
JAPANESE
PASSES
U.S.
SENATE
Home
Bank
Languishing
for
Seven
Years
before
Collapse
came;
Government
did
not
act
OTTAWA,
April
(.
Heading
of
doc
unit;
ills
on
file
in
the
finance
department
with
regard
lo
the
Home
Hank
occupied
the
initial
silting
of
the
Iloyal
Commission
investigating
Hie
history
and
collapse
or
the
Home
Hank.
Complaints
uf
the
three
western
directors
against
certain
transactions
of
the
bank
were
revealed
in
the
communications
sent
lo
the
deparlnrent
in
It)
10.
H.
J.
McLaughlin,
for
the
depositors
claimed
that
Ihe
bank
was
practically
incolvenl
in
HMO,
when
western
directors
complained
to
the
finance
department,
which
merely
referred
them
to
the
bank
itself.
For
seven
years
Hie
iiistilntion
was
allowed
lo
go
on
until
finally
il
closed
its
doors
and
the
deposits
had
in
the
meantime
been
swallowed
up.
WOULD
SERVE
'BOOTLEGGERS
ALASKA
PEOPLE!
MAY
GET
OFF
Technicality
Brought
by
Stuart
Henderson
In
Recent
Stewart
Case
JURISDICTION
QUESTION
didaie
for
tne
repuuuran
ih
n-
,si.pri.il
i
Dailv
w.
i
..
-
.
;..:-
1....:
1
I
.
---
allot!
lor
llie
lerruoriai
i.isia-
YAX:(H!VKIl.
Ai.ril
IG.Areu-
Uirc
OJ
Alaska,
lie
is
mc
pun-',..,
.,.,
S(iI1Pmiiarv
Masislraln
llisl.er
of
Hie
Alaska
Fisl.erman
ScarUU
of
Slcwart,
B.o.
and
attorney
for
the
Alaska
w,(h
other
B
stipendiaries
live
Ilrollicrliyt,,
H
c.la.unca
.ranuwf
.lm..afmintea
UmleMllie.
Tor
him
tliat
lie
has
the
'solid
act
lo
have,
jurisdiction
in
the
'backing
r
five
hundred
voting
f.fjre
provce
and
taking
a)J-nalhes
at
Hie
territory.
'vanlasn
or
Ibis
dispuled
lechnl-
J.
Mr.
Paul
is
eonslanlly
rmhtin?
caI
S(U(jrl
elldenion
of
Vic-H.e
trusts
and
oilier
bijr
interests
or,a
(as
app(iaed
(o
c,,ipr
Jus
Ibal
have
their
claws
on
the
tcr-
,.
,,
...
,,
.,,
nlinii
rilory
and
who
try
to
exploit
il
ror
their
own
benefit
and
especially
for
Hie
benefit
of
non-resi-
,licm
of
Henry
Uivard,
who
at
.Slewarl,
H.I.
on
March
8
was
scnlencd
to
six
inoullis
!in-
denls.
lie
is
a
advocate
.
strong
ijiomm.nl
for
wU
'
of
an
open
nmrkel
tor
the
halibut
Con,jllUP)
ralUvHy
or
freeJ(
risber.es
at
Prince
Ilupert
and
,
jn
jaj,
r)r
itnilar
tiartieularly
opiiosed
lo
Ihe
.....
...
....
the
.
,
.
olTiMises
liiiie
on
do
.Vla-an
industries
opposed
x,-.
Ibut
would
place
them
on
a
l'"-(CVpEDT
DEPART
jmanenl
hais
for
generations
lo'iYT
Jul
1
lLil
V1V1
come,
lie
wishes
to
protect
uie
Hh
and
build
up
the
population
oT
Alaska.
Most
or
the
newspapers
in
Alaska
are
opposed
lo
Paul.
GERMANY
ACCEPTS
THE
REPARATIONS
FINDING
Officially
Notified
Commission
of
Position
In
Regard
to
report
of
Experts
PAIHS.
April
10-
oin
decision,
which
is
being
awailcd
with
interest
by
the
legal
and
bootlegg
ing
fraternities.
LEADS
TO
PEACE
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
Ac
cepts
Finding
of
Commission
as
Undivided
Whole
LO.MM)X,
April
10.-As
a
result
of
Premier
Mucdonald's
announcement
of
Hritain's
acceptance
of
the,
report
oT
Hie
reparations
experts
as
an
"indivisible
whole"
counted
with
a
similar
The
Ocrnmn
,i..ci!ii,,
0r
i,0.
Herlin
cabinet
note
in
reply
to
the
reparations
,,uis
Em-one.
on
the
mad
which
Himniission's
invitation
ror
Her-
n,,,
T.uhnr
trnvernment
believes
man
representatives
to
be
heanrs.oll,i
)eai
straight
to
Hie'
long
on
Hie
expert
committees
report,
l0Verilue
settlement
between
vic-was
handed
lo
the
committee
last
(ors
amj
vanquished
in
the
world
eveiiiiu;.
i
ue
repiy
is
unronui-
Ulir
lional
acceplance
or
the
experts
France
has
ye!
to
'be
heard
plan
as
u
basis
for
negotiations
frin
premier
llam?ay
lac-
tooking
lo
rinal
selllentent
or
llio
reparations
question.
ONE
AMERICAN
BOAT
GETS
BIG
PRICE
FOR
donah!
stressed
yesterday
the
unanimity
of
Ihe
reparation
commission
in
Accepting
the
experts'
recommendations,
which
is
interpreted
to
indicate
a
certainty
Ihal,
tho
French
govern-
...in
i
1
1
...
ti
HALIBUT
AT
EXCHANGE
S:
'"
"u"cs
,l"
I
Only
one
American
boal
today
INSURANCE
BILL
HAS
sold
her
catch
at
llio
local
ex-
.
,
change
Hie
Cotuinbia
witli
18,000
PASSED
PARLIAMENT
which
was
purchased
Jointly
by
.
lhelloyal
Fish
Co.
and
Hoolh
i
nviuiv
in
-n
hisheries
at
IC.0
and
7.
bill
employiuenl
insurance
passed
Canadian
sale
were
as
fol-
,,,
rwjiff
t,w
nou.H0
of
,ow,!J:
Lord
and
wias
Kiven
the
Iloyal
Ihorberg
l-OOXautllus
:i,500,
assent
yesterday.
Tho
bill
extends
libsou
0,50(1,
Shizu
1100,
all
to
(ll0
,,crio),
for
wlicll
payillcllB
Ihe
Cold
Storage
at
II
and
5.
may
he
made.
This
year
it
Is
While
Lily
I
S00
to
Alliu
Fish-
csllmaled
the
additional
cost
or
cries
at
11.10
and
5,
t2.ono.000
will
be
met
out
of
the
.Munneag
s.suu
lo
Iloyal
I-lsh
unemploymenl
fund
wo.
iii
1
1.
ui
nun
a.
Subortoe
for
the
Dally
iews.
ltev.
Dr.
II.
II.
Hrunt
left
on
ht
nlght'ii
Iruin
for
Terrace.