prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOL
XIV
NO.
Ill
.
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.
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I.
III,.
lit
.
PAIlltf.
.May
12.
Nriirly
complete
return
of
vc-lerdav
'
iiiJ
c-lertitJiiH
in
France
compiled
ul
official
hcadipiartcr
up
ne
o'clock
Ihi
aftrnioon
idiow
that
Ihe
cotinlry
decided
on
dciable
change
in
it
domestic
mliry
am!
mi
al
leul
one
'
''l
hmmIi
Tk-hImim
in
method
of
handling
foreign
affair,
premier
Poiiinirc
majority
in
I
lie
rliamlT
of
depnlie
pwepl
away
in
a
violent
wing
of
llie
Mdilical
pendulum
lo-in
llie
led
bloc.
II
parly
will
now
he
llie
second
strongest
ig
to
(he
reduced
majority.
BLAZE
FOR
FUN
llie
Radical
parly
of
former
Premier
Call
km
and
Cduoard
llcrriol.
wlilrh
wu
defeated
I'
thr
Xalionali!
four
year
ago,
again,
become
llie
stronge!
group
in
Hie
chamber.
Final
figure,
lacking
(huso
--
from
sixiccn
seals,
show
(In
fol-
Ufcury
of
Parliament
Buildings
,m
ja
HMed:
it
Victoria
Scorched
Situr-
pooirare
Suporlcr
227
day
Night
National
bloc
Radical
I
HO
Republican
Socialist
SO
Tolil.V.
May
I-'
I
-'ire
urU
socialM
Hi
Saturday
night
m
''
CoiniirunitU
2
7
t
llie
parliament
build-
yu?,
figure
show
llie
chum,
uig
llie
official
reci-
j(.r
,nj,ed
a
follow:
Opposi-the
Ilrilih
Columbia
j
nlnere
party,
2:
:
:-uinn.
Those
,ppoltlo
majority.
It.
r
were
rorroil'lu
make
a
Allierifa
m
Prrnffer
PoJnjiiKe
i
'
while
firemen
battled
niin,iit(.
(i
gain
id
u,e
left
t
';
flame.
'Che
origin
of
j,IH.
u,i,r,iii'iit
over
Increased
-
which
was
Mlinguihed
taxation.
-
y
minute.
unknown.
'-w
CommutiM
held
Iheir
HazcKoii
man
who
wa
chosen
(.ouservaliv
I
andidate
al
Ihe
ii
...
-....i.
i
Ter
iue
convention
w
conu-
Skeena
Hiding
at
lb.
forlliruui-iiu
elei'loin.
NEW
FREIGHTER
IS
COMING
TO
RUPERT
Fieamer
Salvor
Is
on
Her
Way
From
Vancouver
insuiuung
Servlco
to
This
Port
The
steamer
Salvor,
which
was
...rentlv
purchased
by
John
Halt
,
u
r
Vancouver
to
ply
lo
Prince
llunerl
and
oilier
noith
coast
ports
In
(he
freight
trade,
iinu'
III!
her
way
up
Ihe
coast
in
ihe
Skeeua
lliver
'!
Mils
poll
wilh
a
full
enrgo.
Cnpl.
Mush
I
in
command.
F.
Pidleii,
editor
oT
the
Daily
News,
sailed
last
night
for
Victoria.
He
will
spend
a
forl-t
ilit
visilin
with
his
family
GENERAL
MANAGER
OF
LOS
ANGELES
LUMBER
rnwtirvr
it
tri
stino1
i.iuiihiv.v.
.viaka,
.viny
i.-.
I
rKUUUlio
Al
iJLftnua
Major
Frederick
I..
Marl
in.
cm-.
maudcr
of
Ihe
United
Stales
s
M
1
1
n
in
.
general
manager
round
Ihe
world
flyers,
and
uf
the
I
.os
Angeles
Lumber
Pro-
mechanic,
Staff
Sergeant
A.
I'..
iducts
I
n
ami
J.
K.
Gregory,
an-
Harvey,
missing
since
April
3
oilier
official
of
that
company',
when
they
lefl
Chignik
for
Dutch
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJtlNCK
HUPKHT,
H.C
MONDAY,
MAY
12,
ll21.
tturiy't
Circulation
1T7.
(Canadian
National
Telegraphs)
vPOT-
HOLLER,
Alaska,
May
12.
"We
crashed
agalnsfa
mountain
In
a
fog
on
April
30
at
120
noon.
Neither
8ergeant
Harvey
or
myself1
were
hurt
but
our
ship
Is
a
total
wreck.
Our
existence
today
is
due
to
concentrated
food
and
nerve.
We
arrived
at
a
trapper's
cabin
on
the
most
southerly
point
of
Port
Moiler
Bay
on
May
7
in
an
ex-i
hausted
condition.
We
found
food
and
rested
for
three
days
and
then
walked
the
beach
to
here.
We
are
awaiting
instructions."
Such
Is
the
statement
of
Major
Frederick
L.
Marl
in,
commander
of
the
lulled
of
(he
aviator
were
injured.
jSlale
rotimJ-Mm-w'urld
flying1
Major
Martin
and
hi
niech-
;itiailrou.
who
arrived
afcly
here
auic
look
a
mall
amount
of
at
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
week
wilh
hi
j
mechanic.
Haff
!er!Jeanl
Alva
L.
Illarvey.
It
wa
the
Iir.l
'word
that
wa.
received
from
Major
Martin
inre
he
hopped
off
from
jChienik
for
Imtch
llarhor
on
April
3d.
uhetueiily
1km
up
lo.l
ifor
leu
day
in
the
Alakau
Canadian
Press
fupplie
from
the
wrreLed
lias
plane
"Seallle"
and
wandered
for
a
week
before
finally
reaching
a
trapper's
cabin
on
Port
Moiler
Hay.
The
country
I
hey
traversed
i
.lill
under
snow.
To
Board
Cutter
HUTCH
HAUHOIl,
May
12.
The
coalguard
culler
Algon-
ipiin,
which
ha
been
conducting
Stewart
arrived
in
the
rity
from
Los
An-
Harbor,
are
sab;
at
Port
Moiler
geant
Harvey
for
Ihe
United
cele
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
according
Hi
a
radio
received
Slate
aboard
the
cannery
lender.
proceeded
by
the
launch
Pachena
from
Major
Martin
this
morning,
lit
Huckley
Hay
where
an
iu.pee-
The
plane
struck
a
mountain
lion
will
be
made
by
Ihem
of
the
near
Port
Moiler
an
hour
and'
a
Masse'l
Timber
Co.'
mill,
oper-
half
afler
leaving
Chignik
and
alioiis
of
which
are
controlled
by
was
completely
wrecked.
the
Los
Angeles
Company.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
RESULT
National
League
New
York
3,
SI.
Louis
"5.
Hrooklyn
5,
Chicago
7.
Iloslon
2,
l'illslnirg
0.
American
League
Cleveland
(.
Philadelphia
Chicago
I,
New
York
2.
e
roil
2.
Washington
3.
Hoston-SI.
Louis,
rain.
0.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
SI.
Louts
3,
New
York
2.
Cincinnati,
Philadelphia,
2.
Chicago
5,
Hrooklyn
I.
American
League
Cleveland
H,
Philadelphia
5.
lieuloWfueT
FROM
BANGKOK,
SIAM,
TO
SAIGON
ON
SUNDAY
PARIS,
May
12!
Lieut.
Dolsy
left
Hangkok,
fsiaiu.
.
al
(7:15
Sunday
morning
for
Saigon,
Cochin
China,
on
another
hip
of
his
night
to
the
Orient.
a
M'arch
for
Ihe
missing
aviators
in
the
vicinity
of
Chignik
ever
since
I
hey
were
lost,
will
leav
e
hiiinnnedialely
for
Porl
.Midler.
FAI.SH
PASS,
Alaska,
May
12.
Major
Martin
intend
lo
leave
Port
Moiler
tomorrow
wilh
Ser-
Calherine
D.
of
Helliugham.
II
is
slated
that
there
was
also
a
blindiuif
snowstorm
as
well
as
fis
when
Major
.Martin
Neither
crashed.
Famous
Mining
Figure
at
Grand
Forks
Shoots
and
Kills;
States
his
Action
was
in
Self-Defence
GUAM)
l'OllKS,
May
12.
It.
A.
Hruwii,
famous
in
circles
us
"Volcanic"
Prowi,
is
in
custody
and
William
Brown,
rancher,
is
dead
as
Ihe
resiiK
of
a
shooting
uffair
in
the
former
s
cabin.
Self-defence
is
given
as
a
reason
for
the
shooting.
According
lo
the
slory
(old
(he
police,
William
Brown,
who
came
here
from
Ihe
United
State
Iwo
years
ago,
was
cruel
to
his
step-children,
one
of
whom
nought
shelter
in
the
cabin
of
It.
A.
Hrown.
William
Brown,
in
drunken
rage,
broke
inlo
the
building
und
clubbed
It.
A.
Brown
and
t
lion
began
lo
smash
up
the
furniture.
Ihe
latter
laler
got
a
rifle
and,
when
Ihe
intruder
ignored
Ihe
order
lo
desist,
the
fill
nl
shot
was
fired.
It.
A.
Hrowu,
who
is
Hearing
his
eiKhlielh
year,
is
oi.e
of
the
real
characters
of
the
west,
lie
be
came
famous
many
years
ago
when
he
refused
a
fabulous
offer
for
hi
volcanic
mine
north
of
here.
He
was
the
original
locator
of
the
Copper
Mountain,
mine
near
Princeton
now
owned
by
the
Granby
Co.
Subsorjbe.
for
the
Dally
.News.
DIED
AFTER
FIRE
VICTORIA,
May
12.
George
Fox,
proinilienl
Victoria
merchant
dropped
dead
shortly
afler
leaving
Ihe
blazing
library
building
Saturday
night.
Ills
ilealh
was
probably
a
result
of
shock.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
lo
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Horace
Hale,
F.lcvenlh
Avenue
Kasl,
al
the
General
Jlo9yltal
this
rivornln?.
Ilrtrt
U
4S4.
Telephone
Service
The
long
distance
telephone
branch
of
Ihe
Dominion
Government
telegraph
service
is
increas
ing
by
leaps
and
hounds.
In
the
lasl
mouth
twelve
telephones!
have
been
installed
at
busy
out-'
lying
points,
including
Sunny-side,
Tucks
Inlet
logging
camp,
HazelUin,
Forestry
protection
branches
al
llazeltou,
Smithers,
Terrace,
and
Hums
Lake;
Kit-
sumgallum
Timber
Co.,
eight
miles
north
of
Terrace;
Canada
Products
Ltd..
one
mile
-east
of
lsk;
Hayes'
Hunch,
10
miles
south
of
Houston)
Hanson
log.
giug
camp
at
Cedarvale;
Granby
Co.,
Larrom
Island,
Anyox;
anj
the
Duthie
mines
al
Smithers.
It
Is
to
be
the
future
policy
of
the
nlione
service
wherever
huslne
'""""Siwnrranls
II.
ASSIZES
TO
OPEN
HERE
ON
JUNE
10
The
Supreme
Court
Assizes
in
Prince
Rupert
will
open
on
June
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party'
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boeton."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MAJOR
idlARUN
AND
HIS
MECHANIC
SAFE
POINCARE
GOVERNMENT
OVERTHROWN
IN
ELECTIONS
OF
FRANCE
YESTERDAY
French
Republic
Gave
Control
of
Governing
Chamber
to
Radicals
OLD
TIMERS
HAD
f
a
no
panlr.
the
old
w(,
but
,e
Ituyallsl
fared
warding
(he
oulln-i-ak
w,iy.
K.
premier
UHand
;'i
llie
light
of
aiiiuennnt
among
Ihe
ucrcfiid
candidate
f
ar
I
Plan
for
a
meeting
in
Lon-
fail
Dial
I
here
was
no
,,,M
,.n
May
t
of
I'remier
Pom-
largely
dm
l
Ho'Vare
and
Premier
Mucdonald
of
of
-mind
r
Hw-'iJrpal
Itrtlain
will
probably
he
wlio.
instead
of
BHiiiMinr-
'wt,;,ii,i,.in-l
a
a
result
of
the
re,
mounted
llie
platform
1
1.
.n
nir!
n'aled
Dial
it
hail
Ihtii
ile
:
I
Id
hold
the
rtve.ti"
In
Jilll
'
f
1
1
tillildlllK
Tlx
l
lint
filed
oul
m
a
'id'T
MEMBER
GETS
GOOD
HEARING
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Being
Woll
Recelred
on
Queen
Charlollo
lilands
S;MTial
lo
daily
Vwi
(1
W.I..
May
IS.
Hon
T
l.
I
:
1i
miiiixler
of
land,
held
vs
l
alleiuled
and
enlhuia,c
'::
'
ma
al
Maell
on
I
riday
1
.iiir
lal.
'Hie
nimbler
alxo
MiTi.rd
a
iiiei-liiijf
In
Hie
'he
'
al
Ihifkley
Hay
n
Salunlay
;
Art
The
theatre
wax
-rnwded
'
:
'lie
ilni.r
and
llie
cpenker
wa
''
a
wptendld
hearuw
iiia.i
mrelleiil
nddiee-.
id
holh
I'
'
Mr.
PaHullo
arrlxed
al
'
hod
nlKht
nnd
will
hold
m
'l
lniin
Inday
al
Sklih'Hale
l.awn
"ill
and
guecu
Clmrlolle
CHy.
SCOHISH
SHIP
OWNER
WAS
VISITOR
TO
CITY
William
Robertson
Was
Formerly
Owner
of
Local
Steamer,
Prince
John
William
llilirilfOM,
senior
I'Hrlncr
in
llie
firm
r
William
""lii'i
Unn
Co.
(.Id.,
(llanKow,
"wiiciH
f
u,
(i,.,
t,io
r
coH(al
,,'inhim.
who
I
making
'""r
of
(he
l'acirio
coal
I"
com-l,Hy
wllh
hi
wife,
left
for
the
"""th
on
llie
Mleanu'r
Prince.
"'"rue
la't
niglil.
'Che
ulenm'er
''''"'e
John,
formerly
Ihe
"'lliynl,
wu'a
Mold
hy
the
(lern
"
Iho
(Iraiul
Trunk
Pacific
"ailways.
Mr.
and
Mm.
ItoJterl-"n
.arrived
here
by
(ruin
from
1
Caal,
R.
S.
SARQENT
rBBBBBBBsl
i
(living
vnuiigtcr
(lien:
are
four
'
jS
Iiirlliday
present-
i
exp
-
e
when
'here
are
only
IwO.
hn(
wlien
Pliolograph
howh
the
dr
o!-U
f
Mr.
nnd
Mr.
llli:im
Malianey
of
SI.
John,
Ne.w
ilniiiswick.
Flagship
of
American
Round
World
Flight
is
Total
Loss;
,
.
Flyers
Tramped
Days
in
Snow
VANCOUVER
FINOS
LEPROSY
SUSPECT
V.WCOt
VKIt.
.May
I?.
.Tin-
fliM
rac
of
u-pecleil
eproy
In
'many
year
ha
fallen
inlo
Ihe
hand
of
Ihe
police
and
i
Im-iiiv
held
al
Ihe
infection
hopllal.
The
man.
who
kUc
his
name
a
Maah
Jay,
lale
Unit
he
ha
heen
milkiiiK
cow
on
a
farm
al
Sea
(land,
l
raer
ll'Her.
j
i
Western
End
of
Telegraph
Lines
Being
Combined
in
Interests
of
Economy;
Several
Offices
Close
In
accordance
willi
(he
recommendation
uf
J.
T.
Phelan,
Miperiiileuueul
of
Dominion
Government
Telegraphs
with
head-
iiuurlers
in
Vancouver,
arrangements
have
been
approved
by
the
Uepartmeul
ul
Ottawa
for
(he
transfer
of
Dominion
Government
leiegrapli
lines
between
Port
Kdward
and
Skeena
Crossing
lo
the
liuudiau
.National
telegraph
Hues
in
(he
interests
of
economy
and
efficiency.
The
combination
of
lines
will
mean
thai,
instead
of
showing
a
deficit
on
Ibis
.stretch
of
the
service
as
in
the'
past.
a
cash
profit
will
be
shown.
,i
the'
early
days
of
the
railroad
the
government
was
a
pioneer
line
and
was
operated
purely
on
a
pioneer
basis
and
cabins
were
installed
for
the
purpose
of
line
maintenance.
In
Ihe
early
day!
(here
were
no
Canadian
telegraph
j
lines
from
these
cabins
which:
operated
on
Ihe
railway
line
of!
of
conslruetion
when
the
wires
were
much
in
use.
They
have
been'
retained
since
as
maintenance
;
cabins.
Now
that
the
Canadian'
Notional
telegraph
lines
parallel!
tho
of
the
Dominion
Govern
New
llazeltou.
Three
Govern
ment
offices
will
be
retained
between
here
and
llazeltou,
namely:
Purl
Fdwanl,
a
maintenance
cabin;
llayspurl,
which
connects
wilh
all
the
keena
river
can
TWO
CANNERIES
neries;
and
Terrace,
by
.
which
rdanRcroU!j
connection
f..nnu..i;,.,i
is
iiiinli.
made
wilh
I
the
In.
Purl-
Porl-
....
land
am
Canal
i.ana,
line
i.nc
lo
io
Stewart,
war.
in
....
LOST
IN
BLAZE
H.
Todd
and
B.C.
Packers'
Plants
at
Steveston
Utterly
Destroyed
losslmooo
ment
telegraphs
the
transfer
has!
Jjcvii
made
from
an
economic
and
Only
One
Man
Injured
in
Con-efficient
standpoint.
The
trans-!
fugratlon
Which
Swept
Dyke
fer
of
Government
wires
lo
the!
gundav
(Canadian
National
poles
will;
mean
that
the
Domlnioti
Govern-,
vAXCOLVF.lt,
May
12.
Two
menl
telegraphs
will
vy
Salmon
canneries,
a
colleclioiMiI.
yrartrrTdal
for
the
maintenance
t
-
,uIay.nve
"
shack?
and
or
Iho
line
between
Port
bdward
nie,s,loust
five
residences,
aa
and
sJkcena
Crossing.
officc
building,
a
large
combina-
Statlons
Closed
Won
warehouse,
wharves,
eight
The
transfer
of
wires
dl
gas
boa(s
aIld
mUcl,
ollier
,iwtel.u
cause
Ihe
closing
down
of
sta-
a,
were
uUer,y
dt.stro,cj
ale
oa
June
30
at
the
follow-
lion
on
Sunday
afternoon
in
a
disas-ing
point:
lelvgraph
Point.
,r((UH
fre
,ial
wepl
a,0g
lh(J
Hole-
in
all,
Graveyard
-the
-
wlem
I)orli0II
oI
No.
z
dyke
Poinl.
Lsk,
Doreen,
Kilwanga
and
..,,
Only
one
person
was
injured
a
Japanese
who
had
his
face
and
hands
burned
.
A
preliminary,
estimate
places
the
damage,
at
3(in,U00.
Smoul-
2
tiering
fires
are
still
proving
a
I
The
plants
burned
were
Hichards
ca,ulCr,rowned
by
J.
11.
eluding
the
tvnti-e
of
I
o.,wood
aiulTltt
Tui(
&
on
lied
Can-
iyai.sh,
Anyox,
Maple
Hay
and
Mfy
uWnpd
bf
be
U
packers
BORDEN
GETS
Dominion
Government
telegraphs;,,,
,
lo
In
nrlniid
extend
the
Dm
long
Irtiit?
distance
!
i
u
I
n
ti
t
a
tele
lala.
I
IRISH
OFFER
Declines
to
Comment
on
Rumored
Appointment
to
Boundary
Settlement
Commission
TORONTO,
May
12
-Sir
lloberl
Hordeu,
who
Is
visiting
here,
lasked
for
confirmation
of
a
Lon
don
report
that
he
had
been
requested
hy
Ihe
British
government
to
act
as
chairman
of
the
Irish
boundary
commission
under
the
Anglo-Irish
Ireaty,
refused
to
comment
on
(he
matter.
The
slory
sal.i
thai
Sir
Robert
conditional
Ihe
government
acceptance.
RECORD
TIME
MADE
BY
his
m
Ihe
a
-3
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
IN
MOYING
TRAIN
OF
FISH
A
record
for.loading
and
hand
ling
of
fih
wa
established
by
in
acconllng
to
announcement
n.u
i,a,i:.
v.iii,
.,:!
miiwuv
from
Victoria.
The
Prince
Vcccnlly
when
thirteen
cars
or
George
.assizes
w'ill
open
on
June
jr
i
were
unloaded
off
Iravvlers
17.
Holh
criminal,
and
clvU'ul
prince
Rupert
al
7.25
p.m.,
cases
will
be
heard.
The
most
uril
stttil
hrriveil
in
AVlntilnntr
important
case
here
will
be
that
lai
y
.m.
April
20.
The
fih
was
of
embezzlement
agalnU
Ihe
lain
coisigned
tv
.Winnipeg,
'
Du,!
nth
uucKiey
nay
slorekeeper.
I
here
land
Chicago,
the
lime
occupied
in
will
also
SnUlhers
be
a
rape
case
from
CARGO
SHIP
ASHORE
!KAL,
England.
May
12.
A
big
unidentified
cargo
steamer
is
ashore
high
and
dry
on
Goodwin
Sands.
the
run
from
prince
Rupert
to
Dulutli
being
HO
hours
.and
from
the
scabourd
lo
Chicago
1
01
hours
and
rive
minutes.
This
lime
fss21
hours
ahead
pT
Ihe
fustesl
time
ever
made
previously,
according
to
Canadian
Nu-tlodal
express
officials.