r
p.
it.
FISHVMARKET
.
toil
tfulmon,
While
Shimon,
Alaska
Orey
Cod,
Red
Co.'
Fillets.
Halibut.
Shrlnm
Crnb,
Clam,
Kippers,
K
'
'Hati.
.
t!..l
Salmon.
"7...
'Mil
,
.
percd
FRESH
MEATS.
VOL
XIV,,
NO,
8'J.
Labor
Member
Challenges
Liber-
1.
anil
Cnn-ar-allvaa
to
Ob
In
Jecl
to
Budget
MINIMIS.
Anl
It.
Albert
ie
i.
Tielar
of
tin
larn
I
d'-rllllalLM
ju!'Kimli
Thai
the
BrHNh
tvre
likely
to
ee
a
re-hi
the
tnmlioii
om
foM.
The
nllu'loii
U
believed
Hie
duly
ihi
ten
and
f:2:
J;i
Jnc.
IilMir
member
for
!..
ullrlrd
lhal
there
n'
a
itrrnl
-tniggle
in
pnr-!::
'
over
lite
budget.
ji
I
"he
Liberal
mid
Cotiservo-
vt'itilil
object
to
it
pr-
M-ratir
I
lie
lJbr
luein-
wire
ready
for
t
fighl.
ELECTIONS
CAUSE
STIR
IN
CAPITAL
Premier
Will
Try
to
Force
Issue
on
Freight
Rates
at
Ottawa:
Campaign
to
Begin
Ml
UltllA.
April
It.
lolb.w-i
K
'
Hiiiiouureuiriil
lhal
Ihe
I1
'
in
i
ic
ml
rlerlion
i
to
take
i!acr
aliiiul
tnidsiiiuiuer,
Ihere
I
i
:-r.-if
iirlivily
in
the
polltieul
romp-.
V.
J.
Mower
i-
stlrriuif
up
t
oiiserxnlixe
ierywliere
to
luir
lliclr
miHli'lales
ready
und
l
coiiitiii'iiee
a
publleily
.enui-I'iuku
l.iboral
also
are
movluK.
The
laller
hae
ino,l
of
their
laii.ll.lalfs
yet
lo
pouiiuale.
I'ri'inier
Oliver,
who
hn
l-'one
lo
Olluwa.
Will
be
delayed
some
Mine
pi
KtrltlitK
in
the
field,
lie
will
try
to
foree
Ihe
railway
leeijjlit
nm
express
rale
issue
mid
wjll
luko
up
oilier
inatlrr
of
lideiesl
lo
B.C.
Other
ininlslern.
enpccially
Hon.
A.
M.
Maiismi,
will
hesriu
active
rampaiKiiint'
cry
soon.
ANOTHER
FREIGHTER
FOR
LOCAL
SERVICE
3alvor
Formerly
Leebro
to
be
Operated
Between
Here
and
Vancouver
by
Gait
Steamship
Co.
The
well
known
coast
steamer
Kalvor,
formerly
.Leebro,
ha
been
aeiiiiii'i'il
liv
Hie
(lull
Sleiun-
Hblp
llt,
of
Vaneouver
and
will
be
employed
In
a
reaular
servico
on
the
noi'lheru
Brilish
Cnlumbia
I'Mtle
Vancouver
to
lllvers
tnlel,
Skecna
Hlver
ami
Pilnce
llupeil
Tint
vessel,
which
has
been
own.
ed
for
some
time
by
Ihe
B.O.
HalvitKe
Association,
has
com
luodious
freiubt
snace
and
also
paHuer
uccytnmudutlon.
Jl
AIRPLANES
REACHED
SEWARD
YESTERDAY
WITHOUT
DIFFICULTY
CORDOVA.
April
It.
The
fnr
I
niled
Stale
round
the
world
alr-plane4
arrived
at
Seward
at
..K
In.
I
evening,
hav-inu
tell
Sitka
ut
'J.50.
They
did
nul
-lop
here
u
wh
At
flrl
irooed
that
Ihry
li"uld
do.
'Ho1
lli.lil
mii
made
without
miliai
'PRICE
OF
HALIBUT
IS
HIGHER
AGAIN
Mostly
American
Caught
Fish
Sold
Today
on
Local
Ei-channe
at
Good
Figure
lliiiilnit
pii'i-
wi-re
up
asniu
tins
uipi-noi,
rr
Amerieaii
fUli.
Some
of
Hie
ralelie
nld
al
rloe
lo
-ixlreii
eriils
a
pmiml.
Salmon
also
keep
op
well.
I'ollow-liijt
er
Ihe
sale
today:
American
I'i.UHMT
.'(1,0(111
III
BlHjIll
l'ih-
cries
nt
l.'i.Kl
and
7.
VoluulWr
fi..iiHi
lo
Al
lilt
I'lsh-ci'ies
at
15.7(1
add
7.
Pt'liejui,
I.'i.IHMI
lo
Allin
I'Mi-rries
al
1
5.
(Ill
ninl
7.
Hoyal
KI.OIMI
lo
llnyal
I'lslt
tlo.
I.ho
and
7.
Tee
II.IHMI
lo
lloyal
l'ish
C.O.
15.70
ami
7.
's
Venus
7,50(1
lo
Cold
Slonrrfe
at
I5UI0
and
7.
Ilelianee
7,oihi
lo
Cold
Storage
nl
I5.7U
and
7.
Lincoln
t
t.iHKi
lo
I'aeirie
l'ih-crii's
at
15.00
and
7.
Canadian
Ititmild
7.000
to
t:old
Slorase
at
I.
'I
and
.
Tilly
rt.
1.500
lo
Atlin
I'
islier-
ies
al
CLIO
and
t.
Salmon
Karen
f
IU00
lbs.
salmon
lol'.old
Slomce
at
it.
10
for
reds
and
3c
for
while.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
COAST
LEAGUE
Saturday
l.os
Angeles
It,
Seattle
X
Sacral
do
-'
venmn
i.
Sail
Lake
10.
Oakland
8.
San
Francisco
IS,
Porlianu
it.
Sunday
.os
Amides
t,
Seattle
I.
I
ii-
Anuelcs
I.
Seattle
SO.
Slocklon.
Vernon
I,
Sacramento
U
i
m
t..iiiin
1
Sariaiiieiiio
a,
inn-Mi
...
Sail
Lake
IH.
Oakland
U.
ItMklaml
13.
tU
Lake
10.
San
Francisco
I.
Portland
4.
Sun
l'raiioUco
5,
Portland
l.
foe
Church
Dedicated
at
Service
Yesterday
PARADE
OF
SOLDIERS
A
bra
memorial
lectern
s!ven
ineinbers
of
SI.
Andrew's
Atipllcau
Church
who
lot
their
live
iluriiiir
the
Great
War
was
unveiled
yeslerday
morning.
The;
memorial,
wliieli
ol
300,
was
really
providol
IIipmiuIi
the
effort-
or
the
Womeh's
Auxiliary.
Ihere
was
a
larie
atlentlaucc
at
Ui
ceremonif-
und
about
fifty
tiiruibrrs
of
the
tlr'wit
War
Vet
r
ran-
Asoritiuou
aim
.vorni
B.C.
lleplmeiil
partlelpaled,
Imv
It
i
(r
iialhereil
al
Ihe
minus
of
Ihe
former
and
nurrhed
to
the
rhiireh;
Archdeacon
S.
A.
Mix
off
ii-iatfl
and
gave
Ihe
unveiling
addres.
In
Ihe
cinir-e
of
his
remarks,
Jo
staled
Hint
113
members
of
the
church
bad
enlisted
am)
served
luritiK
Ihe
war.
The
tiuvrjliui;
va
aelually
performed
by
Miss
Winnie
While,
datuhler
of
one
of
the
heroes
whose
name
Is
en
graved
on
the
ineiuorial.
The
Last
Post
wa
played
al
the
tut-
veiling
by
BtiBler
1'rcd
llanly
and.
after
Ihe
luimes
were
read,
t
he
lleveille
was
sounded.
A
large
rhurrli
rboir
was
present.
SrvVral
floral
teinenJliraiice
were
placed
on
Ihe
memorial.
Names
of
Heroes
'the
lexl
on
Ihe
leclerji,
a
IiiiihImiiuVI)
wrtnmlil
piece
of
bsindicrafl.
is
us
follows:
"To
the
K'ory
of
(Sod
and
lit
honored
memory
of
the
members
of
St.
Andrew's
Church,
Prince
Ittipert,
who
gave
their
lives
in
Ihe
Ureal
War,
t'Jll
to
IUIH.
"A.
W.
Asuevv,
F.
Adams,
V..
Biildle,
W.
Booth.
A.
tlarss,
L.
Crippeii,
F.
N.
Clifton,
F.
F.
B.
Datley.
J.
W.
Oowlinjr.
F..
S.
Pen.
tiisou,
V.
F.
.
Camble.
F.
Holland,
W.
Ilutchius,
I'.,
II.
lloney-luan.
W.
II.
Kirk,
F.
T.
Lucas,
V.
Noble.
W.
(5.
Oakley.
-'..
T.
Par-llniflou,
C.
C.
I'uiily,
J.
F.
Pelers,
(ie
in
Id
Peters,
K.
ti.
Ileilcbel,
J.
P..
Stephen,
A.
Williamson,
It.
I.
B.
Wnrton
ami
It.
While."
FRENCH
STEAMER
IS
ANNOUNCED
TO
BE
LOST
PA
HIS.
April
1
1-
The
minis
try
of
marine
aunotiuced
the
Ins
of
Ihe
steamer
pott
De
Brest
at
Bordeaux
on
February
H
bound
for
Da
km-,
Senegal,
vvilh
37
off!
ccrs
and
men
aboard.
Among
Ibe
provincial
govern-meiil
appoint
mciils
mentioned
in
lite
current
number
of
Ihe
B.C.
(laelle
is
James
Herbert
Matthews
of
K
1
1
1
1
1
1
a
t
In
bo
a
justice
of
the
peace;
Joseph
Newlou
Me
Phee
of
Buledale
to
be
a
notary
public;
T.
.1.
Sheldon
of
Prince
llupcrl
lo
bo
health
inspector
for
the
purpose
of
Inspecting
such
mines
as
come
under
his
Juiiidlolloii.
I
Large
Attendance
and
Flowers
are
Placed
on
Memorial:
1
Last
Post
Sounded'
lereclcd
in
honor
of
the
twenty-"
S'mlford,
who
told
I
lot
Lepisla
bills
in
his
bank
in
Oecembei
llil'.i.
a
few
weeks
nfler
becoin
FLYING
MEN
EXPECTED
LEAVE
SEWARD
TODAY
BOUND
FOR
CHIGNICK
SKWAIIIi,
April
It.
With
2.-UOO
miles
travelled
out
or
37,000
hi
llie
circuit
of
Ihe
globe,
(be
United
Stale-
army
aviators
expected
to
leave
today
for
Chig-
ttick,
150
miles
tu,tho
vvosl
llu)
V.luya
l'willt,ula.v,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
pjuncc
iiipf.ht,
u.n,
Monday,
ApniL,
n,
1021.
Meiilion
bad
been
made
Saturday
Circulation
1633
Treasurer
of
Fmmer
Government
was
Arrested
this
Afternoon
and
Charged
with
Defrauding
Province
TOHO.VrO,-Aju-il
M.
The
investigation
into
the
-allegedj
charge
of
corruption
in
Ontario
under
the
fanner
government!
led
by
Premier
Drury
have
developed
u
fur
that
one
of
the
pro-
i.iiiinnl
oimhI.-
nf
lliril
crinerfintHfif
i
iiiiflfe
;iri.-l
tlpeliMiii?.
I'orin.r
licuriltsf-
lhal
.the
Home
Bank
had
used
thousand
dollar
hills
lo
pay
commissions
on
de
limits.
The
manavrr
of
the
bank
lure
Hint
Mr.
Smith
had
deposit-liuviug
Mr.
Smith
ed
oite
or
iii'ire
Ihotisaud
dollarflater
summoned.
Fatal
Shooting
Affair
Took
is
riroverinif
accotint
was
The
deputy'
treasurer
of
Ihe
province
was
suspended
Inst
week.
Place
at
Courtenay:
Man
and
Women
Killed,
one
Wounded
COl'UTKNAY,
April
1
1.
One
man
was
killed
and
two
women
are
in
the
hospital
seriously
wounded,
the
outcome
of
gunplay
in
a
resluiiranl
here
jeslenlay
uileriioou.
While
Spencer
Teed,
an
eniplovee
of
t
he
cily,
was
dining,
Alfred
Cor-itell,
owner
of
the
restaurant,
was
iiiarrelling
with
hi-
wife.
Thinking
him
abotil
to
strike
the
woman,
I
eed
weul
lo
intervene
when
Cornell
is
alleged
to
have
drawn
a
gun
and
shot
Teed
in
Ihe
lung
and
above
the
heart.
He
then
shot
Mrs.
Corlietl
in
the
side
imd
right
breal
ami
finally
turned
the
gun
on
Mrs.
Simp-sou,
a
restaiiruul
employee
and
shot
her
in
the
shoulder.
Teed
died
a
few
minutes
after
Ins
admission
into
(be
and
Mrs.
Corbel
is
not
expected
to
recover.
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
BE
GUEST
OF
KING
AT
WINDSOR
CASTLE
LONDON.
Apr.
1
IKing
Geofge
has
iuvlled
Premier
J.
llamsay
M-aolonnM
and
his
daughter
to
spend
the
week
end
of
April
-.ft
wilh
him
at
Windsor
Castle.
second
victim
Dies
COUHTKNAY.
April
It.
iioolu
Mrs.
Beleslic
Cortietl,
II
years
of
nge,
wife
of
Alfred
Corbel
t,
who
shot
ami
killed
Spencer
'teed
on
Sunday,
died
in
Hie
hospital.'
Mrs.
Simpson.
Ihe
third
victim,
A
charge
of
wilful
murder
has
been
laid
against
Corbel
I.
An
iu-nnesl
Into
ihe
death
of
the
vic
tims
will
be
held
tonight.
I
t'
PALLADIUM
CONCENTRATE
ARRIVES
FROM
ALASKA
Power
Tug
Elslnore
In
With
Shipment
of
Thirty
Tons
Destined
fop
New
Jersey
Smelter
't
he
power
lug
F.lsinore,
"dipt.
oriMKiis,
.nrriveu
yesicruay
iront
Ketchikan
bringing
30
tons
of
palladium
concentrate
Which
is
to
be
shipped
over
the
Canadian
ofiNatloual
Itailwuys
lo
tho
smeller
at
Irvinglou,
jcw
Jersey.
Stntt
Salt
42S
While
the
Duke
ut
York
was
i
i
Cardiff
In
attend
the
international
rugby
match
between
Ireland
and
Vue,
he
was
lagged
by
one
of
the
"daffodil"
sellers,
who
also
pinned
one
on
Mr.
llanisuy
Macdonald.
ANNUAL
REPORT
PREMIER
MINE
Dividend
of
$1,738,000
Was
Paid
Vast
Quantity
of
Ore
Still
Remains
..'
n.
...i.
i
r
i.i.
iw..i
i
l
-
..
.i,.i.......i
i..
coinpaiiy'f.
annual
report
shows
.Inn,..
I.ef.ir..
Ilio
tml.lie
...-.imliU
nmniilli...
nf
Die
loiri.hiliiro
,,,aI
eolllpatty
flfiii
ll.!!.
Kmilfi
lr.n-llrip
ill
111..
Inl..
Ilrtlrv
!riiverii
ni.n
I
vm-
Operatllll
'I'he
Premier
Gold
Minin;
made
a
net
jirofil
of
y2.l33.OI8,
r
.1
t
.
arrested
und
charged
with
defrauding
the
Ontario
governiiienL
"um
i
'"'"'"'
Till,
lerl.ioll
III
-lOIIIIIOII
.Mr.
i
l-nsrs.
cu.n...,
.a.rs,
Smith
tu
appear
before
Ihe
poli-ittu
Ppiviiieial
Treasurer.
lie
aceoiinls
coniinillee
was
reached
as
a
result
of
evidence
iven
by
II.
II.
McMillan,
former
IcINt
of
Ihe
Bank
of
Toronto
at!
7?l.l.'f;
depreciation,
$112,215.-
ai
nj;
hiiii
uepieiion,
making
a
total
of
?l
,302,233.33,
have
(o
be
deducted,
leaving
X8J2.l85.t0
available
for
divi
dends.
As
a
mailer
of
fact,
dividends
totalling
$l.73H,00O
in
Canadian
currency
were
paid,
but
Ihe
lar
ger
part
were
paid
out
of
depletion,
reserve.
The
company
shipped
H7,8G'J
Ions
of
crude
ore
lo
the
smelters,
and
healed
57,7'.'G
tons
in
its
own
mill;
front
Ihe
latter
opera
tion
7175
tons
of
concentrate
and
1
1
30
Ions
of
cyanide
precipitate
were
olilaiueil.
Hie
meals
pro
duced
from
llicse
various
sources
were
1
1
7.2"
t
ounces
of
gold,
2,-
U
t0,55
1
ounces
of
silver,
and
C2,
ISO
pounds
of
lead.
Operating
Cost
Cut
'I'he
cost
of
operation
appears
lo
have
been
reduce
markedly,
compared
with
the
previous
year
ami
figures
out
at
$7.51
per
Ion,
which
considering
Ibe
situation
of
Ihe
properly
and
the
dillicully
or
transporting
material
going
to
und
front
the
mine
over
an
tt
1-2
mile
aerial
tramway,
seems
moderate.
It
was
estimated
that
al
the
end
of
lust
year
Ihere
were
5)3,-
000
tons
of
ore,
averaging
0.G7
ounce
of
gold
and
1
0.5
ounces
of
silver,
broken
in
the
slopes,
ami
300,000
tons,
an
evcraging
0.85
ounce
in
gold
and
15
ounces
in
silver,
blocked
out.
Thus,
it
will
be
seen,
there
still
ts
I0,520,'J00
worth
of
actual
ore
of
a
com
cial
grade
in
the
mine.
Besides
this
there
is
a
considerable
(on
nage
of
complex
ore
above
tho
present
bottom
level,
which,
though
it
cannot
be
treated
pro
fitably
at
Ibe
present
time,
may
be
profitably
treated
at
u
later
date,
when
a
process
lias
been
devised
to
handle
it.
Claims
Purchased
During
the
year,
the
company
added
thirteen
claims
to
its
hold
ings,
for
which
it
paid
rather
less
than
$25,000.
None
ofthesu
claims,
the'
report
slates,
has
any
surfuee
showings
of
purlieu
lar
promise,
but
they
were
considered
lo
bo
a
fair
gamble,
at
thu
price
Vaid
for
them.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSroNJfjjjLL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boies
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
ANGLO-RUSSIAN
CONFERENCE
IS
ON
TODAY
TWO
DEAD
RESULT
OF
SHOOTING
AFFAIR
AT
COURTENAY,
VANCOUVER
ISP.
Premier
Macdonald
Warns
Soviet
Against
Bolshevist
Propaganda
During
Convention
now
in
Session'
LONDON.
April
It.
-The
opening
m.
ioii
r
Ilic
Anglo
MCMfsDI
AT
T(
II
-lull
ruiifcruiirr.
here
IimIiiv
uiitii'iJ
broad
lines.
Premier
lflilfljlliTjj
1U
Ituin-uv
.Mucdouiild.
in
outlining
II
i
e-
work
lu
be
done
al
the
con-:
ivr
uce.
fut'l
liquidation
of
pal
relationships
of
tin-
two
rutin
.
-
-
-
.
.
t
I
-
i
.
..
II...
t
ll'J
IliMl
!
10
OIIHJCrrl
U
Well
II
UK"
peurri
in
relation
01
ine
IHjUVFLllJ
fijiluri'
Ik'
Wiinii'il
Mivict
ip-iegaie
ugaitiM
engaging
in
iioimic-,
I
onmairuuil.r
in
F.uKlund
during
Ihe
prreut
negotiation
and
::nJ
Dial
if
there
were
any
indication
of
Mich
iroiaKanda
a
hall
Brass
in
the
lie
tfoltution
would
be
railed.
n.,
i
1
'".
ltukovky,
head
of
the
Soviet
REDUCE
DUTIES
ON
FOODSTUFFS
GREAT
BRITAIN';
delegates,
assured
the
eonveiitioii
LI
is
I
Huia
dclred
rtoe
financial
und
commercial
relation"
Willi
(iron
I
Britain.
All
outstand
ing
mailers
must
de
settled,
in-!
eluding
the
debt
question,
und
old
treaties
mu.-l
te
revised.
Ledum
at
Anglican
DR.
BRIGGS
OF
DISAPPEARS
Supposed
to
Have
Gone
Over-Board
From
Prince
John
Yesterday
Or.
J.
A.
Briggs,
pliy-tisian
for
the
Masselt
Timber
Co.
at
Buck,
ley
Bay
and
provincial
health
officer
for
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
presumed
to
have
been
lost
overboard
last
night
front
Ihe
CN.lt.
strainer
Prince
Joint,
Oueen
Charlotte
lland
for
Vancouver,
according
lo
a
wireless
message
received
this
nnorn-iug
by
Ileginald
Beaumont,
local
C.G.M..M.
superintendent,
from,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
master
of
the
Prince
John.
Ur.
Briggs
boarded,
the
Prinse
John
at
Buckley
Bay
yesterday
afternoon
and
was
going
lo
Vancouver.
He
was
missed
this
morning
and
it
was
presumed
that
he
went
overboard.
The
message
to
Mr.
Beaumont
arrived
al
0.30
this
morning.
The
provincial
police
was
im
mediately
notified
and
further
action
is
pending
receipt
of
reply
to-
an
citquUoatie;i?ositioir
of
the
?
I
earner
when
the
accident
was
supposed
lo
have
taken
place.
Or.
Briggs
was
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
having
visited
the
city
on
several
occasions.
He
followed
his
profession
on
the
yueen
Charlolie
Islands
for
sev
eral
years
having
formerly
been
located
at
Massett.
Shortly
over
a
year
ago
he
moved
his
headquarters
lo
Buckley
Bay.
A
na
tive
of
New
Westminster,
B.C.,
he
served
overseas
during
the
(.real
War
und,
on
his-return
to
British
Columbia,
nfarried
Miss
Molly
Bunberry,
formerly
sur
gical
supervisor
-in
the
Prince
Ituperl
(.eneral.
Hospital.
They
had
one
child.
Early
this
Morning
Further
iufoitnalioii
received
this
afternoon
by
Mr.
Beaumont-is
lo
Ihe
eelfct
that
lk
Briggs
fell
overboard
from
the
Prince
John
about
2.30
this
morning
when
Ihe
vessel
was
off
Cape
Ball
on
Ihe
l'.asl
coast
of
(irahatn
Island.
He
was
leaving
his
Buckley
Bay
position
and
it
is
under
stood
that
Mrs.
Briggs
and
family
were
with
him.
GREECE
TO
BE
REPUBLIC
NOW
Vote
Taken
Yesterday
Gives
Big
Majority
For
Abolition
of
Monarchy
A
Til
HNS,
April
lt.-JThe
mon
archy
which
was
recently
abolish
ed
temporarily
is
lo
bo
permanently
set
aside
ami
Oreece
is
lo
be
a
republic.
Thai
was
de
cided
upon
yesterday
when
u
vole
was
laken
ami
the
people
decided
that
in
future
the
country
would.be
t
republic.
HEBRIDEANS
GO
TO
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VICTORIA,
April
1
1.
At
tho
week
end
Hon.
T.
l.
Pallullo
u
a
speech
mentioned
that
about
200
llebrideaus
were
expected
lo
sellle
on
Vancouver
Island
In
the
near
future,.
This
Is
apparently
a
change
of
plans
from
the
original
which
contemplated
cnd
log
litem
lo
the
Queen
8uboribe
for
the,
Daily
News.