Tha
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISHMMARKET
Hcd
Salmon,
While
Salmon,
BOSTON
GRILL
Alaska
Hrey
Cod,
Jted
Cod
lillets,
Halibut,
Shrimps,
Third
Avenue.
Grabs,
Clams,
Kippers,
Kin.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service
Hnhnon.
pored
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
MEATS.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston
U
VOI,
MV,
NO.
8H,
PllINCE
Ilt'PEItT,
B.C.,
SATUJUUY,
APItlL
12,
102'..
VUr4ay'
Circulation
1B47
Strict
SlM
XRS.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AIRMEN
a
women
of
imes
Raging
Storm
in
North
Delays
United
States
Flyers:
Further
Details
of
Flying
Condilions
-SEWAIID.
April
1
2.
With
i
ku
ami
mrr
the
northern
end
Ihe
I
inled
.Slules
urmy
in
charge
of
world
flight
arrangements
I
,f
doubled
curl)
today
that
the
machines
would
jump
from
SiiKu
to
Se&.ird
before
tomorrow.
.Major
Murim
ul
.Sitka
reported
hi-
intention
of
fly
hip
direct
!::
rolling
out
Cordova-
litis
would
mean
a
jump
or
.jU
r,!i!r
und
ihe
coarse
taken
by
the
machines
would
be
ubovc
the
iii
ol
Mka
and
1
00
mile
from
the
coast.
SHIPYARD
MEN
!
LOCKED
OUT
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
Ui.MWj.V
Ami
t:
About
I
iv
'ntO
shipyaxt
workers
jlll'Jtll
ll
rat
lr..-m
were
ou
i
Uy
'i
rnniiniiT
,
failure
f
slrikinfj
mem-
1
tieir
union
at
Kvuiliamp-
'
iiik
to
return
to
wok.
x
wa
rarne
nui
In
'
with
thtrutllrtialMih
tirftenertll
utfTaYhrablr
weaffier.l
...
.......
i...---
r
i
it
UUi'lJMlal
llliili'j-r
mi.
POSTAL
STRIKE
DECLARED
OFF
Government
Shows
to
Oeal
With
Salaries
so
Employees
Will
Walt
OTTAWA.
April
I;'
There
will
.
-v
tnke
m
the
ptil
ervlrft
M
lav.
Iadent
f
Hie
ttaoudUu
t
utitifi
of
Potal
l
inployeen
ijy
muiruirtl
Die
nerninl
a
!
urn
their
willius:ur
had
'
idiown
to
deal
with
fjilarO'
"
v
would
wnil
until
miffleienl
i'
hud
been
ulen
fur
nelioti.
I'
lie
uriiiin
wa
unneeepluble
lo
1
enire
at
larpe
the
polal
1
a
It
i
Mated,
the
Mnke
ortler
w
"Intnl.
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
FAVORED
BY
VOTE
OF
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
Private
Bill
Gets
Support
from
Both
Sides
of
House
But
Few
Take
Interest
OTTAWA,
April
I
-'
By
ole
of
y.
to
,.'U
the
lniie
of
lin-uioiim
defeated
u
bill
inv
idiuir
for
(he
uboliliou
of
capital
pumohinetil.
premier
Kinit
and
Arthur
MelKhen
were
opMed
lo
the
bill
while
Hoberl
Forke
ioke
in
favor
of
it.
I'.rnel
l.iipointe.
mi
it
i
lor
of
Justice,
favored
re-teulioii
of
the
ilea!
h
penally
while
McMuiTny,
holicilor
general.
wa
oppueJ
lo
eapila!
puiitfdiiiicnt.
The
bill
wun
n
private
iiieafiiri)
n
nil
Ml
ul
lib."rly
to
exprem.
tliriiiHvU
en
freely.
BRITAIN
ADOPTS
DAYLIGHT
SAYING
l.ONMJ.N,
April
IS.
-
The
Houoe.
of
Commoui
)jue
llio
nee-oud
iTHdiinr
to
a
bill
providing
for
the
permanent
CMlahlitdiment
of
a
nix
motit
li
ts
daylight
waving
period
from
the
find
Sunday
of
April
to
the
first
tfunday
of
Oc
t
viler.
u
slur
in
raging
on
III
(iulf
of
of
(he
Pacific
Ocean,
agents
of
Destroyers
Leave
TOKIO.
April
IS.
Three
Japanese
destroyer
'cf'
the
naval
purl
of
Ouiinala
today-
fur
the
'Kurtle
Island
where
they
will
meet
the
United
Slate
army
avia-lor
who
are
attempting
a
flight
around
Ihe
world.
WinU
iimLiim
the
i
fM.miYouiis
will
prosecute.
Ihe
trial
Pi
nice
lluperl
In
Sitka
on
Thur-!in
lalr
i''''
B
,,im
"
Mr
day.
Ihe
I
tilled
Hate,
world
flyer
J
W
"-turns
from
Ihe
eoat-
passed
m
low
and
eke
over
Ibej
"
Kr.cbtk.i,
wa.erfro...
that
l,e,
LOGGERS
HERE
weir
nine
in
wae
-rreuni;
10
Ihe
erwwd
uf
jieople
who
were'
gathered
al
M4tH
if
unlage
bj
witue
their
passing
by.
On
I
ftfeoutd
of
tMir
vUKillily
,adl
Hie
qualru
new
row
fnuii
here
and
followwJ
Ihe
tal
line
far
a
Mible.
Till-
wo
lhj
are
mwotly
loKer?
and
it
is
ex-reao
why
I
lie
lliuhl
to
SiUa
pectoj
(hat
work
will
be
found
look
them
mer
fnur
liourx
andjfur
them
al
tanm
eanipn
in
I
lout
r
than
MuJ"r
Martin,
flishljlhe
diMiirl
yithiu
the
next
i-ouiiuuiider.
had
rieled
when
-
left
here.
l
IH.a5
'I'riurf
Ittlperl
tune
.
n
lilite
mer
an
hour
after
not
here.
I.leut.
Iiwell
Smith
iia
!
over
Ketchikan.
I.losely
(ntlowiirx
etiuie
l.ieut.
Wade.
Lieut.
Krik
Ni-Uoii
and
Major
Martin
in
the
order
giren.
Route
or
Flight
In
rfpoue
to
many
imiuiricx
which
hae
b"en
made
locally,
the
folluwiiiy
eiilulie
-rlirdillc
of
loi
on
the
llighl
from
Prince
HiiMrl
to
Sauln
Monica
i"
published:
Silka.
Ala-Vn;
IVr-Unn.
Alaska;
Chisnik,
Alaska;
iMilrh
Harbor,
I
nula-ka;
Naiau.
Alka
Inland;
Attn.
Attn;
I'ara-imilnr
11iiikI,
Japan:
Itctlcbu,
Japan;
Aouiori
'Honshu
Japan:
Yokohama,
Japan;
Naitanajd,
Japan;
Clicinulpho
;Jen.eii'
Korea;
TVinatau,
China;
Shanghai.
China;
Amoy.
China:
lloug
Koni:.
China;
lluiphoiir.
Indochina:
Tourunc,
liido-Cliiua;
Saiyou,
liido-lliiua;
Bangkok.
Slain;
llnngouii.
Burma;
Akyal.
Ilurma:
Calcutta.
Imlia;
Alluha-bad,
India;
In-lhl,
India;
MuHun.
India:
Karachi,
Indiu:
Chubar.
I'eiKia;
Jtandur
'.bbuN
Persia:
luhire.
Peroia:
Bagdad.
Mcnopo-lamia;
Aleppo,
Syria;
Koiila
and
San
Slefano.
Turkey;
Hucharet,
Ituiuaiiia;
Belgrade,
Serbia;
Vien-na,
Aunlrla;
SlruVnburg.
France;
Pari".
Ftaijce;
Loudon.
Kugland;
Hull.
England;
Kirkwall,
Orkney
MiiikU;
T'liorchaxen.
I'ne
I-landrf;
llofn-llornufjord,
Ice-land:
Kcykjavik,
Iceland:
Aug-inagxalik,
(Ireelimd;.
hlglul.
(Iieenland;
Indian
Harbor,
Labrador;
Mingan,"
Canada;
Quebec,
Canada;
Montreal,
Canada;
Key-port,
New
Jeiey;
Va.hingltn.
and
Ihence
overland
lo
Sanla
Monica.
The
ponlooiiM,
which
were
in-lalled
on
Ihe
machineK
al
Seal-He
and
are
now
beiuit
used,
will
lie
replaced
wlli
binding
gears
ul
Calcutta
and
lhee
will
b
used
unlll
Hull,
Kugland,
l
readied
when
pontoons
will
again
be
used
for
Hie
homeward
llighl
across
Ihe
Atlantic.
Wild
and
Wicked
The
lonwcsl
and
most
(reach-(continued
"on
pago
lx)
DELAYED
BY
RAGING
STORM
INVADE
council
take
hand
in
cleanup
campaign
ROY
MCKINLEY
TO
!
FACE
TWO
CHARGES
'CcBed
Bandit
Returned
to
'rf
Prince
George
Will
be
Tried
Next
Week
pltlNCE
liEOWiE.
April
IS.
!
Hoy
McKinlcy,
Ihe
caped
bandit,
j
who
wn
brought
here
la
it
filirht
from
Alice
Arm
by
Coitslablej
Harry
Martin
of
Prince
Itilpert,
will
be
charged
with
selling'
Thiuor
lo
Indian
and
resisting!
arrest,
lit
will
Iks
defended
by!
I.
K.
Wilson
and
Alex
McH.
AWAITING
OPENING
OF
DISTRICT
CAMPSi
mimes
ti
U(c
lil
f
uiieuiplnjed
al
Ilie
'provincial
lalor
bureau.
riie-e
fortnight.
Toniiihl
'''
loggers
are
lwiug
en(
(o
Buckley
Bay.
I.at
trip
of
(he
prince
John
2W
were
sent
to
this
point.
Ufll
I
Awn
WII
I
UAVF
LABOR
GOVERNMENT'IAIN
MAlKhlNZlt
Has
Largest
Group
In
Parliament
and
Will
be
Supported
by
Liberals
COPF.MIAOKN.
April
1?
The
LnlMiriles
clectiil
Ihe
largest
number
of
members
of
any
parly
in
the
parliamentary
election
ami
with
Ihe
assistance
of
(lie
iude.
peudenl
Liberals
form
a
new
government.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Arsenal
'.
Sunderland
H.
Blackburn
It,
X
Bolton
W.
I.
Cardiff
C
?.
Burnley
0:
Huddersrield
I.
.Manchester
C,
I.
l.iverMio
:t,
Miilill-sliiM-ourili
I.
.Notllitgliam
F.
u.
Aslon
Villa
U.
Xevveasllr
f.
2.
Chelsea
I.
Shelllcld
I',
n.
Birmingliaiu
2.
Tolleiihaui
2.
Kverlon
S.
West
Bromich
5,
Not
In
County
0.
West
Ham
!'.
3,
Preston
X.
E.
t.
Division
II.
Bradford
City
2.
Hull
Cily
t.
Bury
I,
The
Wednesday
0.
I
'u
1
1
1
it
n
t
0,
CIhuIoii
Orient
0.
Leeds
t'niled
I.
Dnby
County
I.
Leicesler
C.
I.
Blackpool
2.
Manchester
I
.
5.
Crystal
Palace
I
Nelson
I,
Port
vale
3.
Oldham
A.
0,
Bristol
Cily
0.
Southshields
I.
Coventry
City
2.
Slockpnrl
2,
Southampton
3.
itike
2,
Barnsley
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Hiberniuu.s
2.
Airdric
0.
Motherwell
1,
Patrick
T.
I.
(jueenspmk
2,
Dundee
I.
Hungers
2,
Morton
I.
Ayr
Uiiiled
I,
Hail
li
Hovers
0.
Celtic
0,
SI.
Mlrren
I.
Clydebank
2i
Aberdeen
I.
Falkirk
2,
Kilmurnock
i.
International
Game
,
sVolland
1,
England
i.
This
unique
traclor
said
to
be
the
only
one
of
its
kind
in
the
world,
i
built
to
nui
on
Ihe
track
ot
Ihe
'never-stop
ratiroad,"
wlurh
is
now
under
coiislrurunn
ul
the
Brili.-h
Empire
Exhibition
Women
Take
Hand
in
Cleaning
up
Town
Hf
Smithers,
Invading
Meeting
w
SMITH
KKS,
April
11'.
After
missioners
on
Wednesday,
several
i
tames
eiiiereu
me
meeting
piare
uuu
exireseu
meir
views
in
a
most
uiieipjivocal
manner.
II
appears
Ihe
provincial
police
have
had
their
"clean-up
error!
somewhat
frustrated
of
late,
and
the
siMikeswoiuaii
said
Ihose
she
represented
were
in
full
accord
with
(he
authorities
und
would
support
Ihem
to
the
limit,
further
that
any
attempt
to
recognize
undesirable
men
or
women
would
find
litem
rallying
under
the
olice
banner.
FOR
MINISTRY
Member
Likely
to
get
Cabl-
net
Position
;
HART
LEAVES
POLITICS
(Sjieeial
to
Oaily
News
i
VA.NCOl
VF.lt.
April
12.
Willi
I
the
lesigiialion
of
lion.
John
Hart,
who
is
uivittg
up
his
posi.
lion
as
a
ineinber
oT
the
(iovrrn-nient
o
devule
his
lime
lo
tils
own
business,
ancouver
is
ex-
,;llJwiwit.
steamship
&
Barge
Co.
peeling
to
gel
a
representative
in
,
,M,,,.r
lllt.
Anyox-Stewarl-Ta-Ihe
cabincl.
I'.apl.
Ian
Mackenzie
orw
carriug
service
re-is
the
ruvorile
for
Ihe
portfolio
.
Amw
ssMvU
xvai
ami
his
re-eleetiott
is
looked
up-jWMcked
a
few
weeks
ago.
The
on
as
assured.
'Plummer
has
been
lied
up
at
For
some
time
past
Vancouver
vallrmm.r
rr
M.Veral
monlhs
has
felt
lltat
the
city
should
be
avvuiling
a
puirhuser
following
a
represented
in
Ihe
provincial
;,ril,
frut,
Toronto
lo
Vaucouver
cabinet,
but
Ihe
two
men
who
as,
fM
wh
scnt.rui
T1P
had
been
considered
best
fitted
,a
wa
,uii
nl
Newcastle
in
ror
the
iwsilioii.
W.
.1.
Farris
aiid;1(j0a
uj
fljr
a
w,(0
was
uller
A.
M.
Mucdonald,
are
scarcely
nu,
itdgian
Hag.
eligible.
Mackenzie
is
Hie
best
i
man
in
stgitl
ami
it
is
generally
thought
he
will
get
Ihe
position.
Mr.
Hart
leaves
the'
position
because
he
is
ipiltlliiK
public
life.
He
is
on
perfectly
friendly
terms
with
Hie
ministry
and
will
continue
lo
sive
the
Oliver
Oov-
eminent
hi
support.
He
will
i,l,
i
ti,
u
i,..slliiin
unlit
nfier
1
1...
!
election,
when
Hie
new
man
will
!
be
appointed
from
lite
member
returned
on
the
Liberal
side.
EXPERTS
COMMITTEE
REPORT
IS
ADOPTED
PAHIS.
April
12.-
The
reparations
commission
nlu
meeting
yesterday
unaninfousTy
adopted
the
report
of
Ihe
committee
of
aperls,
-
of
Village
Council
a
session
of
Ihe
village
cum
of
Ihe
towns
mo-l
prominent
.
...
.
.
i
As
(he
village
commissioners
also
nsMicfaled
Ihcinsehe
with
;(hi
expression
of
opinion
it
would
sccmi
that
Smilher
w4ll
hardly
prove
a
home
from
home
for
itinerant
members
of
Ihe
underworld.
ANOTHER
STEAMER
FOR
ORE
SERYICE
Coastwise
Steamship
A
Barge
Co.
Has
Purchased
British
Ship
J.
H.
Plummer
steamer
J.
11.
Plumnier
of
the
Kiikwood
Inlercoaslul
Steamship
Line
has
been
botiulil
bv
the
FIRE
DEPARTMENT
KIDNAPPED
COUPLE
JUNE
AU
RECENTLY
JtMvU'.
April
12.
A
serious
,
kitliiappiitg
easu
developed
here
ouier
uaj
One
of
the
mem
bers
of
the
local
fire
department
Hurry
Sperling
was
nvarricd
(o
Miss
Mary
Cerlrude
Halm
and
shortly
after
the
ceremony
the
fire
department
staged
a
run
to
(he
Halm
residence,
kidnapped
the
young
couple
and
look
them
for
a
ride
around
the
cily
on
the
flru
Iruck,
then
reluming
(hem
uninjured
except
for
a
severe
shaking.
Subscribe
for
tie
Daily
News.
Board
of
Trade
Activities
Working
on
Praiiies
where
Prince
Rupert
is
Favored
A
sumple
of
the
number
of
resolutions
that
boards
of
trade
in
various
prairie
centres
have
been
pulling
before
Ihe
House
of
Coiouiuus
recently
urging
the
development
of
prince
Itupert
as
a
grain
shipping
iorl
us
a
result
of
local
Board
of
Trade
activi
ties
was
obtained
by
the
llaily
News
yesterday
from
James
A.
Scott,
it
rancher
of
Vermilion,
Alberta,
and
properly
owner
of
Prince
Itupert,
who
is
at
present
in
Ihe
cily.
Acromjw
trying
the
resolution
is
a
letler
that
Mr.
Scott
received
personally
from
leiiry
E.
Spencer,
Progressive
M.P.
for
Vermilion,
who
also
urge-
ihe
use
or
litis
port
lor
.-rain
shipping
purpose.
Both
.-esolution
ami
letter
manifest
the
strong
agitation
in
favor
of
de-
elipmnt
of
Prince
lluperl
which!
will
undoubtedly
lead
al
no
very.
far
distant
date
lo
the
establish.
meiil
of
a
terminal
elevator
with
all
the
necessary
subsidiary
facilities
here.
Progressive's
Support
The
letler
received
by
Mr.
Scolt
from
Mr.
Spencer,
dated
at
Ottawa,
follows:
Mr.
Jas.
A.
Scolt,
Oeneral
Delivery,
Prince
lluperl,
U.G.
Dear
Mr.
Scott
I
was
very
glad
to
get
your
letter
of
the
10th
in.
slant,
pointing
out
Ihe
advantages
of
Prince
Itupert
fur
a
ter
minal
elevalor,-aml-;;iviiig
ouc
reasons
therefore.
I
miglil
say
there
is
a
system
atic
propaganda
being
brought
forward
by
the
various
boards
of
trade
in
Alberta
to
bring
the
advantages
of
Prince
lluperl
lo
Ihe
attention
of
Ihe
government,
and
I
have
received
several
resolu-i
Hons
from,
Battle
Itiver.
i
am
enclosing
a
copy
of
one
of
these
for
your
perusal.
I
am
entirely
in
sympathy
with
the
arguments
you
put
forward,!
and
next
lo
prince
Itupert
I
t
ft
Ink.
New
Westminster
should
be.
con
sidered,
preferably
lo
further
building
on
Durrani
Intel
at
Vancouver.
Yours
very
truly,
II
EN
It
Y
E.
SPENCElt.
P.S.
I
might
say
thai
the
rales
are
lite
same
on
grain
from
hd-
moulon
lo
Prince
Itupert
as
they
are
from
l'-dmonlon
lo
Vancouver.
A
bunch
of
the
Alberta
members
met
Sir
Henry
Thornton
last
week
with
respect
to
elevator
facilities
at
Ihe
roast,
and
you
will
be
interested
to
know
that
he
is
favorably
inclined
lo
having
an
elevalor
al
Prince
lluperl.
H.E.S.
Walnwrlght's
Resolution
The
resolution
from
(he
Board
of
Trade
of
(he
cily
ul
Wain-wrighl.
Alia.,
passed
on
March
C,
is
as
follows:
Whereas
Ihe
Board
of
Trade
of
Ihe
city
of
Waiuw
right.
Alia.,
is
aware
that
Hie
jreople
of
Alberta
are
vitally
interested
in
the
full
and
proper
development
of
the
westbound
route
fur
all
commodities,
and
for
grain
in
particular;
,
And
whereas
Ihe
harbor
board
of
Vancouver
is
asking;
for
addi
tional
grant
or
18,000.000,
to
establish
further
faciliUes
at
Vancouver,
and
Ihe
Board
of
t
rade
of
Prince
Itupert
is
asking
fur
the
establishment
of
grain
handling
facilities
at
Prince
lluperl,
claiming
Prince
lluperl
has:
1
A
deep
water
port,
up
to
ami
along
the
water
front.
2
Available
harbor
sites
ami
trackage
properly
already
the
properly
of
the
CV.ll.
3
Natural
rock
bottom
foundations
Tor
elevators,
etc.
I
A
port
where
elevators
may
be
spotted
Immediately
adjacent
lo
deep
water
for
the
delivery
of
grain
direct
to
the
vessels,
thus
rendering
it
unnecessary
for
Ihe
con.
structlon
of
piers,
Jellies
and
(Continued
on
puge
sis)
MINERS'
STRIKE
IS
NOT
LIKELY
Close
Vote
on
Rejection
of
Em
ployers'
Offer
Result
of
Ballot
LO.NOOX,
April
12.
-There
!
not
likely
to
be
any
miners?
strike
in
(his
country
Just
now.
The
majority
in
favor
of
reject
ing
Ihe
offer
of
the
employers
was
no
small
(bat
no
action
H
likely
lo
be
taken,
especially
since
Minister
of
Mine
Sliinwall
has
promised
tjti
behalf
of
llio
')
V
?
ru
"
ei
M
vert-juir-a-w
rt
J)
f
imiuiry
into
(lie'
wnole"nues(ion
of
miners'
wages
in
comparison
with
Ihe
wages
paid
in
other
in
dustries.
The
oflicial
figures
of
Hie
bal
lot
taken
by
the
miners
'on
the
offer
of
(he
owners
of
a
minimum
standard
of
.'J-V4
per
eeut
above
the
jre-war
level
made
public
today
showed
for
rejection
and
322,3V2
for
acceptance.
NEW
GOLD
BANK
OPENS
GERMANY
Will
Extend
Credits
to
Industries
and
Is
Free
from
Political
Control
BEIILIX,
April
12.
The
newly
founded
Herman
Hold
Discount
Bank
will
begin
operations
on
April
16
with
a
capital
of
110.-0(10,000
gold
marks.
The
statu-,
les
of
the
new
institution
desig-'
nate,
it
as
purely
private,
wholly
immune
from
political
control.
It
primary
function
will
be
to
extend
credits
lo
German
industry.
SENT
WARSHIP
TO
THE
BOTTOM
Australia
Carries
Out
Part
of
Washington
Treaty
by
Destroying
Vessel
SYDNEY.
April
12.
Witlr
solemn
ceremony
lite
veteran
warship
AusU-alia
was
sunk
today
20
miles
off
Sydney
in
accordance
with
the
naval
program
under
the
Washington
treaty.
CHILDREN'S
WARD
IN
HOSPITAL
For
a
Children's
Ward
al
Ihe
Hospital,
Hill
CO
Chapter
I.O.
I).
E.
promise
an
hour's
laughter
in
"The
Neighbors"
and
a
rare
treat
In
music
from
"The
Oeisha"
on
Monday
night
at
the
Wesllioli.ie
Thealrc.