Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
May
be
too
Late
to
Cross
North
Pacific
Owing
to
Weather:
Destroyers
Meet
American
Flyers.
NE
LIVES
ARE
LOST
FROM
BOAT
Saved
and
Brought
to
Canso
t
NSO.
X
H..
May
'ii.
Seven
men
all
Mini
were
left
of
Ihe
crew
t
t
f
eu
and
one
paenser
::nl
Ihe
(.rnnsby
trawler
Mi-
'!-
which
dashed
itself
lo
K
'e
on
Knri'
in
Islalul
Mliuiny
lit
are
fighting
Iheir
way
lo
i
verv
here.
I
ne
irageuy
cosi
it.....
i
.
i.
i
ii...
ii.
..
.
.r
II
Is
believed
that
Ihe
okipper
bound
for
Orimsby.
I.tiglaml.
hIipu
she
In-t
her
bearings
and
iin
on
Ihe
rocks
at
Forchu.
FIRES
IN
NEW
YORK
AND
NEWARK
TODAY
i
M
W
AIIK,
May
27
About
'.'0
ve
are
believed
to
hnve
been
'"l
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
Windsor
Aineii
K
Hotel
early
lhl.
imnnlng.
M'NV
YOIIK,
May
57.
-
Four
I'cisoiis.
wo
children,
a
man
and
wiiiinin
were
burned
lo
death
'
a
fiid
early
lists
nmrnlng.
I
lie
look
place
in
llni'lcm'
I'laek
hell
oday
when
between
"lily
and
sevenly
people
were
a
'"ted
lo
safely
by
police
and
'iienieu
COLONEL
HENDRIE
DIED
YESTERDAY
HAMILTON,
May
57-J.nl.
John
m
llt.
.
.
'
""'.
prominent
buslines
man
preti!n,1
,,f
Ihe
Ontario
''key
dub,
died
yesterday,
morn-
-
"oMuAvjujf
nu
operation.
f
llVllilV
Were
Given
Dinner
Last
Night
at;
Winnipeg
and
Leave
Saskatoon
For
INMPI.O.
May
i.
ljjlern
puldfhers
and
editors
eu
route
Itr
Vanc-ouver
by
way
of
Prince
Ituperl
were
tendered
a
dinner
last
night
by
Ihe
Free
Pies
and
I'rihuue.
Premier
llracken
of
Manitoba
w'as
present.
The
parly
leaves
louiphl
for
Saskatoon.
On
arrival
at
Saskatoon
the
party,
which
numbers
approximately
fifty
men
and
women
will
be
met
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
shown
around
Ihe
cily
arriving
at
I'Miuoiiloii
on
Ihe
following
day
I
hey
will
be
met
by
the
reception
coiniiiillee
oT
Ihe
Kdiinui-ton
Hoard
of
Trade
and
conveyed
lo
the
Macdouald
Hotel
where
complimentary
breakfast
is
being
served
by
Ihe
Canadian
National
Itailway.
Later
they
will
he
taken
for
a
drive
around
(he
city
and
lo
Ihe
I'Almouton
Oolf
and
Country
Club,
where
they
will
be
tendered
a
luncheon
by
Ihe
board
of
trade.
The
Flmouton
newspapers
have
arranged
a
dinner
al
the
Macdonald
Hotel
in
Ihe
evening
and
Ihe
parly
will
iiflerwn;-d
leave
again,
on
Ihe
Continental
Limited
for
Jasper
Park,
where
they
will
spend
twenty
four
hours
as
guest
at
lusper
Park
Lodve,
before
going
iAi
lo
Prince
Ituperl
and
I
hence
to
Vancouver
for
Iheir
meeting.
WILL
RESIGN
LONDON.
May
57.
'The
Mao-donahl
govcrnmenl
ha
decided
lit
Ihe
event
of
H
being
defeated
on
any
essential
feature
in
the
forthcoming
debate
on
Ihe
Housing
Hill
In
immediately
resign
ami
uppeat
lo
Ihe
country
according
In
I
liti
Daily
Herald,
the
Labor
organ.
eubnorlbe
for
the
Dally
New
race.
RUTH
GILLIES
SECOND
Cceil
Murker.
oim
of
Itev.
.
O
Hauler
of
this
city,
is
(lie
winner
of
Ihr
first
prize
in
tlic
recent
Daily
New
cay
competition
;
j'The
second
prize
ge
In
Ruth.
Lot...
.
..
'
..e
t
...at....
c'.-l
i
.llirs
HI
.lllliuillim.ini
i-lIM"...
TOKIO,
May
'it.
An
Amem
an
destroyer
left
Yokohama
while
Nes.le
Smilhsoii
get
thej
tuunting
for
lliikiHlatt
In
pick
up
u
n-imt'
plane
IK-Iunpitig
third
prize.
S
url
Ma-
l.areu
and
take
it
to
Hong
Kong
when
il
will
bel
The
five
cay
wliich
receive
.e
:
un
aiiutlier
destroyer
lo
Uiniua.
T
c
plane
will
replace
thai
which
crashed
willi
MacLarcn
kviiIi,
liiinua.
in
mi
nrcidenl
whnh
il
whs
feared
might
ale
MacLaren'is
effort.
(
lilted
Sliiles
destroyer
leave
tomorrow
lo
lake
up
their
hi
along
the
mule
uf
the
Atneriraii
flcr
on
Iheir
way
frum
rr
1
r
ICnt?....!.......
In
ll.iitulij..
m
a
mn
w
liniirini
A
Ik
U
ft
lll
II
IM
I
j
May
Abandon
Flight
I
May
57.
Muari
prize
for
honorable
mention
are:
Andrew
Leask,
Ocean
ldl.
Jean
llnrn.
New
llazrltoii.
Sheila
Hrwarl.
Prince
Ituperl.
Fraiu-ej
llarrell.
Alice
Arm.
.Mr
Elizabeth
Wilson.
Ter
There
were
some
good
paper
sent
in
from
Pacific
and
one
of
Cflilir
lirji
f-7iu.
in
u.c
null
,,
f
,
tt
i-IO'"l
llui-I.aren
may
he
ewnpelled
'
to'V
...
.
PAI.
IT
1
1
I
A
MP
ZZ
.
.
."
Z
.
iY.7.V
orable
i..e,.li.n
clas.
MIK
I
I
ai.lU
nu""
:"
"":"
.":...
:
The
iaters
papers
urn
were
examine
cxauuncil
a
wit
iiiuittuiw
liv
e.p.ciire
of
in-
acohleiil
lo
me
.,
.
,
,
,
ea
planer
Akyal,
notwilluUnd-
t
a,
wl
I
l.a
I
n
I
III
aaa4
1
CI
aa
t
Inn
Oeorae
and
Queen
Wary
'
V,
.7
w,rk
"
prmlncial
cim-
Entertaln
Royal
Visitor,
to
-
,,,,,
)rar
,
.Ilflr.
Undon
ifT.
'".T,
'
'
JH"'
"'
"lr-wllli
whom
1.
he
h,s
hat
Ihe
Hnll.h
flerIi(
complete
ameinenl.
I.O.MKJN.
May
Kl..
,ul1
lw
jlavii
1u,l,l,lf
fnrllil"lil
,
,er1te
liV
!!.
merit,
of
the
lie
-iKc
and
Queen
M'ury
aae
a
la"
tu:iiei
Ial
night
to
Kin?
iiieieiKi
or
naiv
ai
iiurhiiixiiaiiif
,
.
,
i
i
r
-
in
l0
eek.
iMirii
nay
'
uciay
I'arai'e
t.oer
were
laid
for
il.-
......I
r....il....
t
....i.i-,1
..rioooL
ru.
..r
h
11)13111
I.
'.9I111M
J
l
annannie
ma
ialioiiml
ai
Uif
tiiittmre
w
lirnti'ii
nrniirii
hp
he
..araer
wlileli
wa
ileeoraie-l
rir.W.r
Arf
KlYlrri
A
nr.
jiii
iinwerp.
iiic
i"-ucioc
nu-
hIjiiik
'he
Italian
national
ol'jra.
lui-M
Hi
im
......
....
.
,
...
,ir.
Ocil
Ilacker'M
paper
was
"
,
T
work'
ajfo
rorwarded
to
.
,
,
I
iKhl
will
pn.bal.ly
make
mxh
!,awa
wl,.ri,
j(
compete
C(1I11.,cle,
wi,
with
eeral
ul.l
t
lo
peril
of
ctoliiK
the
.North
owins
to
iok
anu
bllz-
METHODISTS
LIFT
BAN
I
ON
AMUSEMENTS
WHICH
FORMERLY
FORBIDDEN
SPHINUFIKLH,
Mass.
May
7
The
Methodist
ban
upon
amusement
except
those
"which
cannot
be
used
in
the
name
of
1111'
Lord
Jesus"
was
lifted
today
by
a
five
to
one
vide
of
the
Melh
odisl
F.piscopal
(ieneral
Assembly
here.
There
was
no
d-bale.
Adopt
Ion
of
I
lie
majority
re
port
removed
Ihe
restriction.
agahi.sl
dauciui:
and
games
of)
chance
and
theatre
attendance
in
force
since
the
inception
of
the
church.
ITALIANS
HONOR
BRITISH
DEAD
Place
Wreaths
on
Cenotaph
and
Grave
of
Unknown
Soldier
LONDON,
May
57
'The
Kerond
day
of
Iheir
llalian
Majesties
visit
of
state
to
England
began
with
a
pilgrimage
to
Westminster
Abbey
and
the
cenotaph
in
Whitehall,
where
they
paid
homage
lo
Itritaln's
war
deitd.
On
Ihe
urave
of
Ihe
unknown
shldier
in
Ihe
abbey
Ihe
King
and
the
Crown
Prince
laid
a
heart-shaped
vvrealh
of
laurel
and
palm
leave.
At
Ihe
base
of
Ihe
cenotaph
Victor
Emmanuel
placed
another
wreath
on
the
empty
tomb
and
saluted.
BIRTH
On
May
50
a
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
Hupert
Meneral
Hospital
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
M.
B
Pointer
of
Ueoryelown.
Ol.
the
prize
winner
from
the
other
Cecil
Hacker
i
thirled.
earf
;of
aye
and
u
pupil
of
Itordcn
St.
cIiimiI,
I'riiwe
Ituperl.
Ili
eay
va
an
oulflamlinK
one
and
I
here
wn
necr
the
least
doubt
a
to
H'Iia!
Im
Iim
un.
lit.
tL'in.in
.if.
.nil
COMING
TO
RUPERT'lf
l'll
relumed
from
Ol-
.
tawa
it
will
be
published
at
a
later
dale.
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurante.
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
.
,
.
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Dozes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XIV,
NO;
151.
PIIINCK
HlPEHT,
H.CV
TI.
ES
DAY.
MAY
27,
lU2i.
Vur4r'(
Circulation
1621
Strast
!
3BS
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
VS.
"It.
.
is-
SHIP
FETCHING
RESERVE
PLANE
SERIES
OF
TORNADOES
IN
SOUTHEASTERN
STATES
CAUSES
MUCH
DAMAGE
4
rv
Fefci
iVcu;
Pane
rom
Tofeio
or
Britisher
CECIL
HACKER
PRIZEWINNER
Cels
the
Radio
Set
In
the
Recent
Dally
News
Essay
Above
i
u
rei
eni
piiuiogr
ph
of
the
Unke
and
Iiuclie-s.
of
Y-irk
taken
retc
tJy
when
Ihev
viiled
the
King-ton
and
lii-lnct
Ilosj.iUi).
The
r"it
are
.-liown
arriving
at
the
institution.
Series
of
Tornadoes
Cause
of
Much
Loss
of
Life
in
Three
Southeastern
States
ATl-WrA,
.May
27.
A
erie
of
tonindoe?
tiislitiienry
All
in
Fori
tieorse
.
Mackenzie
.
.
.
Oinliteca
.
.
Prince
Ituperl
Skeena
.
.
.
..
.
Liberal
II.
F
.Kergin
II.
i.
Perry
McKay
M,
Ma
ii
sou
!.
PaUullo
C
Wrinch
Conservative
M
Ma
n
sou
Sain
Oicker
S.
M.
Newton
II,
S.
Sargent
Provincial
It.
Armour
J.
A.
Shearer
C.
II.
f.esler
A.
Sheirord
F
Dockrill
raru
tjKmmmmmmmmatMg&jtjtMgt.
JaBa)BflBaHHMBjrpl
Pursued
by
Mweii
big
wolves,
it
is
said,
Johnny
Starr,
trapper
and
lumberman
of
Jordan
Hiver,
Sask.,
braced
his
back
against
a
tree
and
shot
five
of
Hie
beasts;.
The
other
two
fled.
lMiolograpJi
shows
Starr
with
his
kill.
READY
TO
ASSIST
VENEER
INDUSTRY
IN
LOCATING
HERE
A
report
from
Ihe
finance
com
mittee
recommending
that
the
cly
clerk
be
instructed
lo
notify
the
Skecnn
Laminated
Wood
Co.
Lid.
that
the
cily
had
no
site
lo
offer
it
for
a
plant
in
the
city
but
that
jt
would
do
everything
in
it
power
towan:i
reducing
rales
In
facilitate
the
plant
being
established
here,
was
adopted
by
the
city
council
last
night.
BRITISH
AIRPLANES
LONDON,
May
57.
The
West.
minster
(.turtle
Kay
that
when
the
Air
Ministry's
program
is
completed,
Hrilain
will
have
000
up-to-dale
first
line
airplane
and
a
similar
number
of
reserve
employed
u.vciusivoly
in
duftsucc
VERDICT
OF
MURDER
IN
SHOOTING
CASE
NELSON.
May
57.
A
coroner-
jury
returned
a
verdict
of
murder
in
Ihe
rase
of
Ocorge
Clarke
who
was
shot
through
Ihe
heart
on
Friday
night
allegedly
by
William
Athol
al
Heatou
when
-Atliol
denied
him
permission
to
searcli
hi
shack
for
u.prcled
stolen
liquor.
INVESTIGATION
OFFICIAL
MONTH
EAlZ
May
57.
An-nounccmcnl
was
made
yesterday
by
Hv
J.
Page,
chief
of
the-n-vestigalion
department
Canadian
.National
Railway,
Montreal,
of
the
appointment
of
Arthur
Ho-kelh,
stair
inspector
al
headquarters
at
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Hoskclh
succeeds
Ihe
late'
J.
M.
Hanner-man
whoso
death
occurred
recent
ly.
Magoffin
in
Interview
Urges
I
Development
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
Shipping
Port
for
Grain
S.
.S.
Magoffin,
formerly
of
thi.i
city
and
now
of
Kduiontoti,
has
I.cen
urging
Ihe
development
of
Ihe
grain
route
by
way
of
Prime
ItuperL
In
an
interview
given
the
Edmonton
Journal
he
declares
there
has
been
shortsightedness
somewhere
in
overlooking
lhis.orL
The
interview
says
in
part:
Although
not
concerned
with
the
grain
business
.Mr.
Magoffin,
having
put
in
a
great
deal,
uf
work
on
the
line
between
here
and
Prince
Ituperl,
is
keenly
interested
in
watching
the
development
of
Ihe
western
grain
route.
1'here
certainly
has
been
shortsightedness
somewhere,"
he
!ald
to
a
Journal
reporter,
in
giviiiff
almost
exclusive
attention
to
Ihr
Vancouver
outlet
and
over-
!
looking
Prince
Hupert."
which
i
.Matollin
thinks
is
the
only
logi
cal
route
for
at
least
some
forty
i
(Million
of
bushels
nf
"rain
thai.
J
Canada
is
now
selling
annually
lo
Ihe
Orient.
"Twenty
millions
of
dollars
were
spent
in
establishing
a
closely
equalled
on
any
other
were
weit
lliroiijrhiline..
I
that
all
going
lo
be
the
stales
of
'Mis1iwippi,
Alabama
and
Louihiaiia
Ia
jiighl
and
early
Unlay
causing
immense
damage
and
taking
a
large
toll
in
life.
While
full
information
is
not
yet
to
hand
reorl
show
that
.'!o
lives
have
been
lost
and
seventy
or
more
have
been
in
jured.
The
damage
to
farms
and
buildings
wrought
by
the
tortus
will
run
into
many
thousands
of
dollars.
Candidates
Nominated
in
Northern
B.
C.
lost
"
he
asks.
Has
Ideal
Harbor
Prince
Ituperl
has
an
ideal
RUPERTPEOPLE
SELL
COAL
MINE
G.
Scott
and
Nick
Qurvich
Dispose
of
Interest
in
Edson
Property
Final
negotiations
for
the
jrrade
or
Tour-tenth
or
one
per',
purchase
of
the
property
of
Ihe
cent,
and
a
sis-deRree
curvalurelMcLeod
llivcr
and
Hard
Coal
throughout
this
line
giving
an
Company
on
the
Alberta
Co-dl
conomy
or
haulage
not
even
branch,
five
miles
from
Coalspur,
concluded
yesterday
by
Fitzhugh
Hums
of
Minneapolis,
who
ha
l.eeir'hiiJjifcUy;
for
the
past
few
week,
says
Ihe
Edmonton
Journal.
Mr.
Hum
-add
hi
harbor
ror
grain
handling,
say
associate
are
in
control
ut
the
Mr.
Maxofliu,
and
although
Van-
McCillivray
Coal
and
Coke
Com-
couver
has
a
Panama
service
to
nany
at
Coleman
and
are
also
en-
Europe,
there
is
no
reason
whyjgaged
in
development
wwk
oif
the
Oriental
grain
trade
should
some
coal
land
(hat
they
have
not
be
handled
through
Prince
recently
acquired
in
Ihe
Saunder-f
ItuperL
he
think..
Creek
district.
He
-and
his
party
I'o
Ihe
criticism
that
the
nor-.hift
last
night
for
the
properly.
theni
line
otrer
no
return
The
mine
has
been
idle
for
some
freight
Mr.
Masollin
replies
(hat
(ime
on
account
of
the
strike.
the
bulk
of
the
timber
product
The
former
owners
of
the
Mc-of
Hritish
Columbia
for
point
Lend
River
Hard
Coal
Company
east
Js
now
moving
out
over
were
J.
G.
Scott
anil
X.
Curvich
what
was
originally
the
lirand
of
Prince
Hupert.
The
mine
was
Trunk
Pacific
railway.
at
one
time
operated
by
(a
narty
A
for
ft
he
general
economic
of
Serbians
but
the
controlling
i
principle
of
shipping
prairie
interest
was
later
acquired
by
(grain
by
way
of
Ihe
Pacific.
Mr.
Scott.
'The
normal
output
i
about
iMagollin
says
it
is
the
natural'lSO
tons
per
day
and
the
coal.
jcour.e.
"One
may
as
well
try
to
groe
largely
lo
the
domestic
Jmake
water
How
up
hi
1.1
a
lo
market.
It
was
opened
in
1920.
attempt
to
slop
Ihe
grain
inove-l
.nieiil
loward
the
Pacific,"
he
I
said.
MOSTLY
AMERICAN
FISH
SOLD
TODAY
.176,000
Pounds
Brought
In
SI
J
'
Schooners
and
Gets
Pretty
Fair
Price
Six
American
schooners
and
two
small
Canadian
boat
marketed
their
catches
here
today.
the
prices
varying
from
1
5
In
1
1.30
Tor
best
grade
fish.
'The
sales
were
as
follows:
Hesolute
10.000
at
It.
1
0c
and
7c
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Western
35,000
at
13.V0
and
7
lo
Cold
Storage.
Yellowstone
tt.OOO
al
It.
30
ami
7
to
I
tooth
Fisheries.
Houauza
35,00U
at
It.
10
and
7
lo
Allin
Fisheries.
President
5S,0(i(Uat
11.10
and
7
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co
i
Pol
l
lock
30,000
al
13.80
and
7
to
Cold
Storage.
Nautilus
3.500
al
15
and
G
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Plop
H00
at
15.10
and
C
lloyal
Fish
Co.
to
LARKIN
ORDERS
THE
STRIKERS
TO
WORK
DUHLIN,
May
57.
Forty-rive
followers
of
James
Larkin,
Iho
Labor
agitator,
were
arrested
Sunday
and
released
on
bail
later
in
the
day.
Lnrkin
directed
thu
strikers
lo
start
work
today.
Suborlbe
for
the
Dally
News.
ITALY'S
KING
VISITSIONDON
Is
Greeted
by
King
and
Queen'and
Welcomed
by
Immense
Throngs
LONDON,
May
27.
Immense
crowds
welcomed
Kine
Victor
'Emmanuel
and
Queen
Helena
of
Hal)
on
Iheir
arrival
from
Dover
where
the
Prince
of
Wale
metx
them.
King
George
ami
(Jueen
Mary
extended
the
visitor
a
conlial
welcome
and
personal
greetings.
The
visit
of
the
Italian
Royalty
will
probably
last
five
days.
GERMAN
CABINET
HAS
RESIGNED
AND
ACCEPTED
BY
EBERT
HEREIN,
May
57
-The
Herman'
cabinet
resigned
yesterday
and
'President
Eberl
accepted
Ihe
re-
signaiton
anvi
requested
Chancellor
Mark
to
carry
pu
current
affair
until
hi
successor
is
STRIKE
FOLLOWS
RAID
DUHLIN.
May
57.
The
port
of
Dublin
J
completely
Idle
today
a
a
consequence
of
an
unexpected
strike
called
as
an
afler-tnulh
of
the
arrest
yesterday
of
15
followers
of
James
Larkin
In
a
raid
on
the
famous
Liberty
Uall.