prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOL
XIV,
NO.
115,
'NIMJ.N.
May
55.-
The
lion.
nuiions
has
awreed
!
an
m--
of
thr
vuiimiitec
o
oi.
vtlth
the
l:inptr
t
Kl'(it
fruiu
1IUUJIW
lo
tnuit.tiiin
wr
millionth
visitor
pant
i
lie
Mhlbllloii
yesienlay
S
'
'-etary
of
IJnlniiic
Tli
sitBt
-ed
the
lne
p
i
ut
j
Un-
evhihllion
w..ui
i
.
a
a
pauli
f-
a'
;
-I
..t
developuien'
NEW'SCANDAL
FOR
ONTARIO)
Investigation
Brings
Forth
Irregularities
In
Connection
With
Road
Work
i'iiiNM.
May
15.
Minister
i
ulie
Work
and
llihwn
I'
slate
that
Ontario
has
i
appears
lo
be
a
brand
new
-
i
'il.il
For
months
lit
de-i
t
inenl
has
hail
invcallKnlnr
'-'iua
on
riNids
buill
ilurint:
'(
pail
four
or
five
year
and
i
million
i
thai
the
province
me
ease
did
not
receive
.
ipr.
relurti!
tor
the
money
patJ,
PARTY
ORGANIZERS
COMING
FROM
SOUTH
J.
Q.
Turgaon
Expected
Shortly
and
J.
t.
Merryflold
Will
Ar-rlvo
to
Assist
With
the
campaign
for
Hie
f'lrihcoinliid
provincial
eleclion
vvarminjt
up,
announcement
I
made
that
parly
organisers
will
he
in
(he
district
from
the
an
early
ditto
J
O.
Turufun,
Mbernl
orKan-ier.
after
u
trip
lnl'
Hie
Koul-eiiav
e
ilrv
mi
which
he
is
linW
einharked,
will
arrive
in
Prinee
lluperl.
J.
K.
Merrvfield.
taiu-
"vatlvo
nrnanlcr,
will
also
lai
aere
soon
lo
nsslsl
the
i;onsena-livo
nr
ii.
i
..it.-
till.
i
mnl
Fori
tieorKo
In
their
cnmpalnn
ar-
aiixenieuls.
MINE
"DISPU
IS
COMING
TO
END
I.OMiO.V.
Mnv
ir.
An
iiKi'im
"lent
was
reached
today
selllliijf
Iho
iii'iiliiiiiri.ii
ilUmile
over
lilin-
yr'
wiikpo,
Tho
Minors'
Fedfra-
tlllll
l.nn.
I..,
I
II.
ul
n
fllll
..
in
t,t.i4
tJi.it
ilelwiful..
....r........A
.k.illnv
In
fMMU
VI'IIIUI
irilVC
lllt-vriiLF.
'eltl.
on
May
20
to
endorse
Uio
'uorlil
flying
niacin
i
Mhi
Maud-
Tin-:
ever.
I"
be
able
l
-k
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
PUSHY
ISLAM
i.
Cloudy.
nihil,
dense;
bitromeler,
.iu.no;
i..ii
i-alure.
IH:
sea
smooiu.
iiui.i.
HAitnoii.
lijthl
northwest
wind;
30.21;
telllperallire,
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoki
aheain
.lorkina
Point
Powell
lliver;
H
steamer
Canadian
miles
from
Astoria
liouml
tor
Astoria;
H
p.m.
spoke
.steamer
Mnuul
150
miles
from
Anyox
northbound.
iF.AD
tih:f.
point.
ciouiiy,
calm;
baroincler.
30.10;
temper-
it
In
re,
50;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DKIIIY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm;
barumeler,
30.02;
teniper-
atnre,
5H;
sea
hurhuii.
HULL
IIAIIHOU.
oveioasi,
liKhl
norlliwesl
wimi;
baromeier
m;n:
leiniicrnture,
57;
sen
..i...l..rale:
U:30
a.m.
spoko
sleamcr
Venture
in
.MiinaitK
i
.
.
1
1
1
1
.
1
tiiil
I
ll
III
1
1
Ml
I
.
riMiuu
!"
HHAIi
TIU
F.
POINT.--
liiear,
calm;
baromeier.
30.17;
loinpor-n
tu
re,
;
sea
smooth,
Suboribe
for
the
Dally
News.
Em-
fin
llii.
K?H
mill
lllttm
tivi'r
lllf
lull
UUtt
rilftlill
Ullll
If
lirellCllMihle
tllll
rn.i
..f
Mi.-
Pacific
fii-.'.m
in
para-'
acUi(led
hini
(if
any
charge
of
in
u
It
'
i
I
-
la
n
J
K
1
.
I
It
VlTMt'V
iiihlro-
In
lb'
-
Cloudy,
biiroiiieler,
It;
sea
tui;
Lome
bound
for
p.m.
spoke
Volunteer
3Hl
UT.
IIS
llolllg
K'FTsBHi
llr
t.hak'
,i:
in
hiiot
iiresiilent
enuritii:;
of
Harvard
I'll
eiehnited
his
iiiuelielh
birthday
His
timleui'
uirtiiilcil
mlvire
not
In
put
off
mar-
i
iagi!
loo
lung.
ROAD
SURVEY
TO
finish
Towonnow
The
Skeena
river
mad
survey,
under
lite
direr
-lion
of
the
K"Vriimenl
surveyor
l.
-I.
Heram.
will
close
down
lo-iinii-row
Hie
survey
from
Hie
city
limit
to
Oalloway
llapids
haviiia
been
GIFTS
FROM
ABYSSINIA
Prince
Roqont
Ras
TafTarl
on
Official
Visit
to
Europoan
Countries
P.
MIIS.
May
15.
Prince
lle-
ucul
Has
TulTari
of
Aliysnniu.
Ihas
arrived
on
an
olllcial
visit
lo
Frunre
and
other
Kuropcan
countries.
He
hriuv's
lions
as
nrccnls
for
the
kiuus
of
Hub'
mid
Kiiulaml
and
for
President
Mlllcranil
of
France
and
zebras
for
oilier
sovereigns.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Loague
Itrooklyu
t.
SI.
Louis
3.
Iloslou
M,
Ci
lit-
i
mi
tit
i
2.
New
York
0.
Chicauo
t.
Plillailclphia-Pitlshur?.
rain.
American
League
Chicago
0.
Iloslon
12.
Detroit
I.
Philadelphia
5.
SI.
Louis
II.
New
York
1.
Chicago
5.
Washington.
TONIGHTS
TRAIN
IS
EIGHT
HOURS
LATE
Eastbound
Will
Pull
Out
at
8:45
New
Time
Table
Effective
Next
Week
On
account
of
trouble
In
the.
Eal,
tonights
we.tbound
pas-enger
train
is
late
and
is
now
I
in-
to
arrive
at
12.30
midnight,
ighl
hour
behind
lime.
The
IraiiiVpr
the
Mail
will
go
ill
al
8.S5loiiighl.
This
will
ikely
h.'
(he
hour
of
departure
oi
a
few.
day
vol.
as
I
lie
tunnel
rouble
near
Doughty
has
mil
I
been
entirely
cleared
up
and
as.engcr
are
required
lo
walk!
irouiid
for
Their
personal
safely.
Ah
the
lime
fo:
arrival
there
un-
1
dcr
regular
schedule
in
about
t
o'rlock
in
the
morning,
the
train)
arc
being
delayed
n
us
the
pa-
senaer
may
not
he
aroused
too
early.
Elfeclive
nJtl
Sunday
Ihe
new
train
time-table
will
he
in
opT-ation
with
trains
departing
for
the
Easl
at
5
o'clock
and
arriving
al
I
o'clock
FISH
ARRIVALS
Five
Hoats
Sold
Catches
Total,
ling
61,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
this-
Wornlrtg
'1'wo
American
halibut
schoou
er
-old
rnlvhes
tolalliu?
311,01)0
ioiimls
at
Hie
local
ri.-h
hx-
ehauve
tins
morning
ami
Hire-;
(.anailian
bouts
bioulil
in
12.-mio
iouuds.
The
Americans
re-ceivcil
an
meinae
of
10
He
and
5c
iter
pound
ami
the
Canadian!
I
Lie
mid
5c.
A
couple
.of
salmon
bonis
ohl
ul
prices
over
12c
and
.ic
for
red
and
white
fish
res
pectively.
Arrivals
and
sules:
American
l.iluvn.
33.000
nound.
at
lo.lo
and
5c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lincoln.
G.000
pounds,
at
10.5c
ami
5c
lo
the
Atliu
Fisheries.
Canadian
Dolphin,
7.0(10
pounds,
at
Do
and
5c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
lunulas.
2.U00
pounds,
at
.3e
and
5c.
lo
the
Itoyal
Fish
t'.o.
Shizu.
3,ub0
pounds,
at
U.lc
and
5c.
lo
the
Al
tin
Fisheries.
Salmon
Seminole.
2.1.00
reds
and
700
whiles,
al
12.3c
and
3c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Slornfti!
Co.
O.
O.
I.ooo
reds,
at
12.2c
lo
the
At
lilt
Fisheries.
CRUISERS
PROGRESS
Vanadls
Will
Have
Trial
Trip
at
End
or
Weak
and
Rlvldls
Will
bs
Launched
The
new
fisheries
cruiser
Van-
adis.
recently
launched
at
Ihe
local
dry
dock,
will
be
taken
out
on
a
trial
trip
at
the
end
of
the
week.
John
W.
Allen,
.leparl-
meutal
inspector.
Is
here
front
Vancouver
In
connection
there
witli.
The
second
cruiser
llividi
will
be
launched
about
the
end
of
Ihe
week.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
A
General
Meeting
Will
be
held
In
the
Metropole
Nail
on
Friday
Evening,
May
16,
at
8
P.M.
Fur
the-
purpose
of
appointing
delegates
to
attend
the
District
Liberal
Convention.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
HUNCH
IIUPKHT,
H.Cf,
Tilt
ILSDAY,
MAY
IS,
l.2'i.
Vttttrdty'i
Circulation.
1,716.
Strut
SilM
44.
T.
Cliipchase,
nearest
camcni,
is
regarded
as
England's
greatest
hurdling
discovery
at
the
elimination
events
from
which
the
team
to
represent
Great
Britain
at
Hie
Olympic
games
will
he
choseri.
Representative
from
Alsace
can
Speak
German
Only
and
Another
"
Wears
Breton
Garb
of
Old
Gaul
PAU1S,
.May
15;
The
new
French
chamber
of
deputies
is
lo
have
two
scusutiuuul
novellies
a
deputy
who
addresses
it
in
German
and
u
deputy
dud
in
the
lireluu
variety
of
garb
of
old
(SauL
The
former
is
M.
Ilucher.
fommuuisl,
fruniv
Alsace,
who
obliged
In
speak
in
German
because
he
cannot
speak
anything
Ue.
untJ
Hie
laller
the
Liberal
dejuily
from
Poutivy,
Joseph
Cadio,
who
wears
a
kind
of
an
Hlon
jacket
waistcoat
with
the
lolli
elaborately
embroidered
in
red,
while
the
rest
of
the.
gar
ments
are
of
black
silk.
YROS
FROM
SOUTH
WILL
BE
HERE
NEXT
Howe
Holland,
international
vice-president
;
Fred
Hrown.
pre-
idenl;
James
D.
Small,
treas
urer,
ami
otber
member
oi
me
,'aneouver
Gyro
Club
will
be
in
the
city
next
week
on
their
way
lo
the
iuternalioual
convention
it
Detroit.
Arrangements
are
lieiiiK
made
by
Ihe
local
Gyro
Club
for
ihe
ettlc
rtuiiimcul
of
the
visitors
while
they
are
here.
I'hey
will
arrive
from
Ihe
south
on
the
steamer
Prinee
lluperl
and
will
take
the
train
out
Ihe
!
Yitlh
UH
ttAI
HAM
.
same
day
so
they
will
not
bei
Iomk
in
the
city.
DADTV
UICITCn
PITVi
Capt.
Orillllhs
of
Seattle,
head
of
the
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Harge
Co.,
Mrs.
Griffiths
and
their
uest,
Miss
Lillian
Hussell
of
Vancouver,
were
'In
Ihe
clly
Tor
a
short
time
last
evening
wlille
Capt.
Griniths'
private
achl
Sueja
was
taking
on
oil
ul
Ihe
Imperial
Co.'s
dock.
Cap!.
Grillllhs
is
on
one
of
Ills
regular
trips
lo
Hlewarl
and
Anyox
ami
Ihe
party
will
be
back
on
Monday
or
Tuesday
south
bound.
REJECTS
UNION
SPRINGFIELD,
Muss.,
May
15
A
general
conference
of
Method.
IsIs
here
adopted
it
pronouncement
or
the
church's
refusal
to
parliolpate
in
any
way
in
church
uttiou..
....
.
.
.v
.
HUGE
EGQ
LAID
BY
OAKLAND
HEN
OAKLAND.
Cat..
May
15.
A
ben,
a
Ithode
Island
lied,
owned
by
Mrs.
II.
A.
While,
who
lives
near
here,
has
produced
an
egg
weighing
six
ounces
and
measuring
8Va
by
'Jt
inches
in
circumference.
Enclosed
in
Hie
egg
was
another
large
egg,
shell
and
all,
and
three
loose
yolks.
The
hen's
eggs
had
Immmi
increasing
in
size
daily
before
Ihe
mam.
moth
egg
appeared.
s
m
mmw
mwm.
W
as
w
d
WW
MM
APT.
GRIFFITHS
AND
IAI.K
KKNAIIIT
rniu
i
ujufcu
ui
1
immrn
mr
xr
t
trn
Head
of
Coastwise
Steamship
A
Barne
Co.
Here
Last
Night
on
Private
Yacht
Sueja
WINNCIMIU
Bout
Last
Night
With
Joe
White)
or
New
York
Stopped
by
Referee
in
Seventh
Round
PROVIDENCE,
May
t5.
Jack!
Renault,
the
Canadian
heavy-1
.weight
champion,
scored
u
tech.
'nicul
knockout
over
Joe
While
'of
New
York
in
tho
seventh
of
a
scheduled
twelve-round
bout
here
Inst
night.
Renault
knocked
While
jdowtt
in
the
second
and
third
roiimis
ami
nail
ins
opponent
ai
the
verge
of
n
knockout
when
tho
roferee
slopped
tho
bout.
ROUND-UP
OF
WILD
HORSES
IS
PLANNED
EDMONT
ON.
Mtty
15
The
pro
viuchtl
department
of
agricul
tore
is
planning
a
round-up
of
about
to,
000
wild
horses
from
the
range
districts
of
the
province
soiiu
time
in
June.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boies
for
Parly
Use.
'Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
jnWWORLD
FLIGHTS
ARE
HELD
If
NEW
FRENCH
CHAMBER
OF
DEPUTIES
IS
TO
HAVE
SENSATIONAL
NOVELTIES
Stuart
MacLaren
has
Water
in
Petrol
and
Americans
Delayed
on
Account
of
Rainy
Weather
...
a
ft
1
Mm
It
.
1
fc
L.
'
I
NLLAILMIAW.
Iiiiiiu,
.mu
i..
niiiunroii
i.euuci
v.
n.
,
St.
net
Mai-lMirtMi.
the
Hrilih
aviulor
engaged
in
flight
around
v.
rlf
j.
wu.
unable
In
off
from
Allahabad
UmIuv
on
iir-
(ijt
or
Hie
presence
of
witter
in
hi
petrol
-np'l.
Tin-
i-oiii-m.iider
of
the
flight
expre!.e
Hit-
liopw
thai
ihi-
will
be
reme-i
j
ami
that
lie
will
be
aide
lo
leave
tomorrow
for
Okiillii.
The
.r-
Hnil
i
u
supply
base
or
the
flight
.nJ
it
is
likely
(hat
v.
reiiium
there
for
a
day
or
o,
iillhough
it
i
Misitilde,
if
going
well,
thai
he
may
eoiiliiine
at
onee
to
Akyah
in
onler
SUBSIDY
IS
INCREASED
r.x.irnnunl
Quinnlit
to
pire
Exhibition
Raited
to
100,000
Millionth
Visitor
,lo
make
up
for
lime
already
lost
MEMBER
OF
BRITISH
HOUSE
LOSES
SEAT
Frank
Gray,
Liberal
for
Oxford,
Removed,
Following
Petition
Against
His
Election
LONDON.
May
10.
Frank
!
CORDOVA,
Alaska.
May
15.
;Gray.
I.ilierul
member
for
Oxford.
Delayed
yewlmluy
by
rain
and
has
been
uiiachI
t;l
as
a
result
of
otherwise
in
Ihiii'hI
weather,
thcjlhe
hearing
of.u
ielilinu
against
!II.wm.
three
1,'nHeil
l'itilMl
Kl-.l...
Klai.
t-
rnii
iiitnll
tul.
the
Ii4
.
It
i
m
liellitii
mi
-llii.
"mnml
lli:il
are
Mill
ul,
election
cxiieite.
exceeded
tin
in'i'H,
hbw.jlegal
iiiiiifiiiuin.
Tlx'
judge
said
li.ni
nff
toilav
Dial
Grav
liml
ilonc
much
Ilia'
GRAIN
TRAFFIC
SHOWS
GROWTH
Movement
From
Country
E'e
tors
to
Ships
Will
Continue
For
Some
Tlma
WINNIPEG,
May
15.
The
i
movement
of
grain
from
country
(elevators
in
the
western
provinces
flo
the
head
or
Ihe
lakes
and
to
Vancouver
is
likely
lo
continue
!at
hiph
pressure
for
some
tinie.
4uceorilinr
to
officials
of
tlig
Can-iailiari
National
Itailwaya
here.
(Since
the
open
ins
of
navigation
'on
the
Great
Lakes
on
April
21,
C,i77
cars
have
been
delivered
there
by
Ihe
Canadian
.National
.
1
Hallways,
a
daily
average
of
293
cars
as
against
a
total
of
3,85t
jcars,
a
daily
average
r
175
for
!he
same
period
of
last
year.
Ap
proximately
70
cars
are
being
de
livered
daily
to
Vancouver
at
tlirj
present
time
and
since
September
1.
1923,
a
total
of
14,393
cars
had
been
delivered
lo
the
Pacific
port
lo
midnight,
May
13,
as
against
1,328
cars,
during
the
same
period"
to
May
13,
1923.
Total
inspections
of
grain
on
all
lines
from'
April
21
to
May
13
were
11,078
cars,
of
which,
8.G83
lorBVer
lxtype
eettPVere-Cana-
dian
National
Railway.
Siuce
Septeirfber
I.
123,
186,-382,000
bushels
of
grain
had
been
loaded
over
Canadian
National
western
lines
lo
May
13,
1923.
Total
loadings
for
the
same
period
1922-23,
were
151,902,000
bushels.
Gruiit
in
storage
at
country
elevators
on
C.N.Il.
lines
on
May
13
totalled
21,927,000
bushels
aT
against
8.203,000
bushels
on
the
same
dale
last
year.
MINISTERS
NOMLNATED
a
s
s
Hon.
E.
D.
Barrow
Will
Ruitd
Analn
In
Chllllwack
as
Will
Hon.
Wm.
Sloan
In
Nanalmo
;
VANCOUVER,
May
15.
Twut
provincial
cabinet
ministers
wtrrej
iioiuiuated
last
tiigliL.
Hon.
E.
D
Harrow,
minister
of
agriculture?
will
again
be
the
'I.iberut
stand-
ard
bearer
in
Chlllivvuck,
while;
;
Hon.
William
Sloan,
minister
of-miue,
is
again
named
to
BRILLIANT
STATE
BALL
FOR
ROYALTY
'
VISITING
ENGLAND
LONDON.
May
15.
Tho
last
state
function
in
honor
of
King
Ferdinand
and
Queen
Marie
trfs
Rumania
was
a
brilliant
ball
ijt
Ituckiugham
Palace
last
night.
The
guests
numbered
two
thous-,
and
and
included
peers,
ministers'
and
many
other
distinguished,
personages.
King
George
and
Queen
Mary
opened
(he
ball
by
Jeuding
lit
Ihq
formal
quadrille
tit
bonur.
I
King
Ferdinand
leaves
today
for
Hucharest
but
Queen
Marie
will
remain
in
England
for
some
time
visiting
with
relatives
and
friends.
,
BIQ
REPAIR
JOB
Hiils,
for
repairs
lo
Hie
big
Norweclan
freighter
Taljana,
which
was
wrecked
vln
February
on
Vancouver
Island,
will
close
in
Ihe
soulh
tomorrow.
The
local
dry
dock,
it
Is
understood,
U
tendering.
It
Ik
u
big
Job.