prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VJL
XIV-
NO.
10(5.
t
'
t
among
the
artn
of
all
NEW
FORESTRY
BOAT
IS
HERE
"B.C.
Forester"
ArrNed
From
South
on
Saturday
cl"e
Looking
Craft
I'
llic
forestry
deparlineut
a
new
vr
limit.
"H.C..
Foicslcr.
"
:
s
viii.
in
itiim
dlnlrlcl.
arrived
mi
Vancouver
on
Saturday
nf
;
with
t'.apt.
I'.
L
Milehell
i'i
iimmand.
The
vessel
had
a
"mi"
ami
uncxeiilful
voyage
up
tin
count.
She
negollaled
Ihe
,
in
four
days,
having
leN
Viuiniuvcr
hint
Monday
and
nlop-i
itiK
one
day
al
Thurntnn
Bay
ni'itr
Powell
Itiver
en
route.
Tltr
"B.C.
Forenlcr"
In
aU
'
nelinif
cousiderable
allenlion
""iig
the
waterfront.
She
Is
a
'me
Mnunrh
craft
and
seems
to
"e
eiinnently
filled
for
the
service
tl'l
she
Is
lo
enter.
She
In
of
feel
length
anil
Ihlr-en
feet
wiiii.
Power
Is
derived
from
n
J
horao
power
Washlngl11"-vli'V
full
ilcisel
engine.
The
f,tt
was
bviill
al
Tluirslon
Hay
"y
the
forestry
stuff.
She
car.
J'1''
a
crew
of
three
men
cap.
lain,
engineer
anil
ouok.
lml
or
this
typo
was
bmlly
needed
us
it
Ims
fifteu
to
cross
"eeale
Straits
durJiiK
bad
itllce.
Galloway
Rapids
Will
be
Reachod
In
Ten
Days
Time,
It
is
Now
Expected
('rood
progress
Is
being
made
on
the
Kaien
Island
road
survey
hy
D.
J.
Jlergln.
Hie
engineer
in
charge,
and
Ids
slaTf.
although
1
1...
I.
oil
won
titer
or
bile
and
the
lopouraplilcal
difficulties
has
mlllgaled
againsi
speeu.
..uuo-
:l
1
..V......I...I
vt'lll
way
liapius.
"
i"
:r."..
he
reached
in
aiiotii
ten
unjs.
The
cntnp
m,vv
established
oulh
of
Bulse
Itupuls.
LIBERALS
TO
MEET
NKW
HAZKLTON.
Muy.
5.
-fl.er..
will
be
a
meeling
of
Lib
.on
Is
here
this
Of
mm
hours
afler
he
took
the
air
ui
aitenu
1
1
ii
ir
lilt
ion
lo
reports
received
here
al
mid-he
uml
Mrs.
Mrk
arc
l
mm
..i-i.i
lirolll
Monircai
mi
-u.j
VSIIINCiTlN.
May6.
LieulJlintrlaml.
Mrs.
Sb.rk
relumed
on
,,;,..
advance
ofHeer
of
"jp
il'"''''''
lliilT.ix
.hilv
f.S.
poind
Ihe
world
mam.
au-
wiu
i
u
.
iM..I
the
war
detriment
today
I
when
sue
w.
.
ko
....,i.
.
Slork
to
he
hack
before
he
Ihnl
'
every
hay
on
the
soulh
hopes
i
r
the
pcnninnulu
had
hecn
cniliaiKn
ior
no-
v
.......
,
1
.....
.
....l
o
..lit
.1.
ui
on
when
the
sup-
M'lirclicU
ami
mere
was
no
pleiuentary
est
i.na
es
come
p
of
Major
Martin."
.
io
in
me
noun.-
...
..c
teams
are
proceclinv
Black
Lake
and
rnalaska
r.om
will
be
able
lo
do
so.
........
...
r
in
wi
..llicr
Mr.
Slork
has
been
appointed
M-uichuiK
parlies
are
proceeding
one
of
a
parly
of
eleven
4
mounlainsicncti
rcpresenlinjr
a
province,
lo
lireelly
,u.
iicinnn
il.e
the
moiiniaiiis
fi.m
f.hiiruik
lo
Porlace,
tlie
tiicssiiuc
said.
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
ROAD
SURVEY
evening
for
I
ho
Kt'lecling
two
dele-
gales
lo
ullend
the
convention
in
'
llnisolton
on
MayMS.
Frd
Stork,
M.P.,
Appointed
Represent
Government
at
Wembley
PROVINCIALS
NOMINATE
SMITHERS
ON
MAY
20
Other
Parties
to
Hold
Their
Con
ventions
Before
That
Time
II
Is
unuoiineed
Hint
the
Pro
vincial
Parly
will
nominate
a
candidate
at
Smithers
on
May
20
lo
contest
Ihe
constituency.
L.
Pi.
Gilbert
is
mentioned
us
the
possible
choice
or
the
party.
Olof
lluuson
Is
likely
lo
be
nonu
inaled
by
the
Liberals
nl
Hiuel-lon
on
May
15.
The
Conservatives
muy
nominate
R.
S.
Sargent
al
their
meeting
Thursday
of
this
week.
UtillJ
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.U.,
MONDAY,
MAY
3,
1024.
to
Fred
Stork,
member
of
for
Skeena
dinlrict.
ha
100
bei
Hpioint(s
a
representative
...
.,r
ii.
iiiiiiinlinii
mncrumeiil
.....
...
"
I
-
-
the
Hrlti'li
I.mpire
uxiii-n
t
Wcmliley.
London,
am)
Ito
to
the
BritMi
I'.nij.lre
cxhilu-liou.
He
is
thus
the
representative
of
British
Columbia
and
il
Is
Kniliryins
that
Ihe
Prince
llu-pcrt
member
should
have
been
selected.
He
and
Mrs.
Slork
will
spend
about
six
weeks
in
F.ng-Ittml.
beiiuf
booked
lo
leave
Liver
pool
homeward
bound
tin
August
22.
Mrs.
Slork
paid
a
visit
to
New
York
before
returning
home
from
Ottawa
at
the
end
of
.the
week.
duy
stood
a
follows:
Sociulinls
tut.
Communists
51.
Democrats
"3.
Onlt'isls
SI.
Populists
to.
Nationalists
.
Ulti'H-NalionalisIs
SI.
Hanoverians
5.
Bavarian
Populists
15
Oilier
parlies
17.
AMBASSADOR
TO
GERMANY
GOES
Delegation
Building
BF.lll.tN.
May
5.
M.
IIusmhii
Soviet
ambassador
I
lo
Gerinuny
left
for
Moscow
Saturday
night.
His
departure
i
sequent
lo
action
or
the
Berlin
police
in
elilcriliK
the
building
of
the
Russian
trade
delegation
and
searching
from
roof
lo
cellar
for
a
conmiunisl
against
whom
a
warrant
had
been
issued.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
turtfy't
Circulation
1BI1
FOR
STEWART
Several
New
Companies
Have
Entered
Wining
Field
There
Are
Weli
Funded
The)
large
number
of
new
companies,
many
of
llicm
planning
operations
on
u
small
scule,
thai
tare
riiterm?
me
Mewari
mining
rliehl
this
year
should
inuke
the
111?!
season
a
more
active
one
than
-ever
before
stales
u.
A.
Ololhier,
resident
miuiii?
engineer.
There
have
been
several
new
.
rompanies.
formed,
this
spring
to
operate
al
Stewurt
ami
a
gratifying
fact
is
that
they
arc
being
well
funded
before
starling.
The
old
custom
of
start-
in::
"on
a
shoestring"
is
not
so
;
prevalent.
The
Premier
and
Outsider
are
.nM..nl.tU.
nf
Russian
Soviet
I
he
two
snipping
mines
in
Die
Resents
Search
of
Trade
Stewart
district
al
Ihe
present
lime
and
several
more
should
be
shipping
before
Hie
cud
of
the
year.
Mr.
Clothier
slates.
APPOINTED
MASTER
OF
KING'S
MUSIC
LONDON.
May
5.
-KiiiR
George
has
appointed
Sir
lidvvurd
F.lgar
master
of
Ihe
King's
music,
succeeding
Sir
Waller
Parrel
t.
Steel
is
Coming
this
Week
for
Bridge
Across
Skeena
at
Terrace,
Work
Proceeding
Work
on
the
superstructure
of
Hie
steel
bridge
ucrtiss
Skeena
River
ul
Terrace
is
to
start
within
life
next
few
days
Pedestals
for
the
false
work
arc
already
.
Being
put
in.
K.
K.
Davis
of
Vuiuouver
bus
been
given
the
siih'-rontrucl
for
the
erection
of
lite
steel
uud
the
decking
by
J,
Coughlun
&
Suns,
the
contractors.
The
12.(1.
M.M.
stcumcr
Canadian
Volunteer
is
due
here
early
lliis
week
possibly
tomorrow
with
the
sleel.
It
is
a
big
shipment
consisting
of
A7I
tons
which
wilt
be
unloaded
here
and
taken
lo
I
lie.
Interior
as
it
Is
required.
The
Volunteer
Is
coming
direct
from
Vancouver
nnd
will
proceed
lo
Ocean
Falls
for
paper
cargo
afer
discharging
licre.
iiViyo
twenty
nieu,
jir&niier?
of
Mr,
Davis
staff,
arc,
due
here
Ibis
week
from
.Vancouver,
,
The
'.bridge
will
not
bb
ready
for
traffic
until
lato
in
the-
fall
'
at
I
ho
earliest,
ri
Strt
Ulw,
tt4.
Vancouover
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
last
night.
"The
flying
route
from
Prince
llupert
easl
is
as
near
a
perfect
j
one
us
could
be
found,"
said
Lieut.
MacLeod.
Before
Lieut.
;
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PniGE
FIVE
CENTS.
FREik.'
AIRMAN
HAS
REACHED
CALCUTTA
U.S.
FLYERS
PROCEEDING
IN
ALEUTIAN
ISLANDS:
MARTIN
IS
NOT
FOUND
Doisy
is
at
Calcutta
and
U.S.
Flyers
are
Moving
Forward
in
direction
of
Japan:
Martin
Lost
Suggestion
Made
that
Frenchman
may
Continue
Flight
Around
the
World
Making
Exciting
Race
MARTIN
IS
NOT
TO
BE
FOUND
IN
BAYS
SOUTH
OF
PENINSULA.
W
Teams
Carrying
Search
Parties
from
Chignik:
MacLaren
Still
Held
up
in
Sind
Desert
MiRDOW
Mh
.V
-Three
I
tnted
Stale
world
flyers
ar-Nuxnn
Hav.
UK..
Hand,
on
.Saturday
afternoon
from
,
Harbor.
..
d.siun.c
of
:i:.o
mile.
u
h
they
mude
in
1
lu.d
planned
to
leave
for
!
.
minute.
Tin
morning
they
r
tih
....I...
!
i
jiiu.
a
nop
oi
ii
nun".
...
.
,
ii
VLCl
TTA.
Muv
a.
Lieut.
Doi.
the
rreucn
ujer.
Jov
vv
o
ri.gbl'
from
France
lu
Jbmii.
He
covered
Hie
latj.
-
in
.x
und
a
hair
lioiir
flying
from
Agra.
(
tfitt
May
5.
Keen
inlerrsl
.j-unMicdiere
ludu)
l
sine
new.
f
ljeul!)ofy'
arrival
.
PRINCE
EXTOLS
BRITISH
ART
Speaka
of
Value
of
Palace
Arts
at
Empire
Exhibition
of
IMKIX.
May
5.
Hie
Vriie
VW-.
upeakins
a
he
,
n
inrty
banquet
Saturday
.
iin.ritli.Ml
the
palace
f
u
Mtr
Empire
Exhibition
a
s!
..how
f
Rrilinh
art
of
a
imperial
nature.
He
said
.
.
i,
i
iiiitrihuli'il
would
hV"
.
in
ipurkcniius
f
artistic
;
miion
not
only
in
the
peo-iK.nie
Mil
in
the
friend
-
a-
who
may
fee
how
British
Las
umpired
Ihe
imfdenl
L
a:
.
und
in
able
to
take
n
place
!
tit
lUilcotla
an
part
of
hi
flight
(in
Part"
t
IoUh.
MNrLuren.
Ihe'llrilinb
round
Ihe
world
flyer.
I
at
Parlu
in
Ihe
Shot
deerl
more
than
a
thouMiiul
mil
lehind
Iwmy.
await
ins
the
urrhul
of
a
new
en-Kie.
With
the
lulled
Stuten
Hyem
at
the
Aleutian
Mauds
ready
to
rrune
their
flight
toward
Japan.
II
i
pointed
out
thai
an
eiriUng
three
cornered
race
might
result
Hhould
the
Frenchman
decide
to
ciMttioue
on
f;oin
Tokin.
FAJ.SC
PASS.
Mania.
M
5-
Mnli.r
Martin.
Hie
mling
U.S.
rhulil
iM.uinianiler.
wan
seen
mile.
west
of
Chipnik
ESSAYS
COMINQ
IN
FOR
COMPETITION
A
ii
I
many
exuyx
have
eonie
in
for
the
"Save
the
Forest"
essay
compelilioii
being
conducted
ly
the
Daily
News.
Not
.many
have
been
yet
submitted
locully
owing
to
the
fact
thul
the
time
was
extended
for
one
week.
II
will
now
rlov
on
Saturday
of
thin
week.
II
ix
not
yel
too
late
for
anyone
under
sixteen
yearn
of
age
lo
iet
to
wtirk
to
prepare
an
esxHy
for
thin
competition.)
It
munt
he
remeiiiwered
that
there
are
In
all
eiifhl
priien
for
thin
dmlrirt
no
that
Ihe
chanrcn
of
wiuuiuir
arc
tourii
greater
than
in
any
compel
iliou
heretofore
written.
There
if
alMt
Hie
chance
or
wtnninp
Hie
mibhU
pric.
IS
GOING
TO
EXHIBITION
FIRST
PRIZE
IN
DAILY
NEWS
COMPETITION
Z
s
-
lludio
Set
vi
lin
li
i.
lo
he
prcsenled
to
the
writer
of
the
best
'ay
among
readers
of
Ihe
Daily
News.
German
Coalition
Will
Carry
Out
Policy
of
Dawes
Expert
Report
ItKIU.IN,
May
5.
A
parliamentary
coalition
comprising
Socialist,
Democratic
and
People's
Parly,
which
will
command
a
sufficient
majority
lo
put
the
provisions
of
the
Dawes
reiKirt
into
excculiou,
is
assured
by
the
general
elections
wtucli
look
place
throughout
(iermany
yesterday.
The
ultra
reactionaries,
led
by
Ludendorf,
failed
to
develop
expected
lrciiglh.
Fran
Ruth
Fischer,
the
(ierniau
communist
firebrand
wasjflccjled
in
Berlin.
Socialists
m
Hamburg
elected
Prle.r
Orussnwmi'Onrof-
lliu
-mot
iiifluciictial
labor
lenders
In
(ierniimv.
'
The
followm
former
chancel-
DTTCV
CEACflM
lorn
were
re-elected
yesterday;
Djjl
jEiiuUll
Philip
Scliciiimauii,
norma
mi
Mueller,
(iuslave
Bauer.
Socialists:
Ouistanliiic
Faliretiltaek.
Joseph
Wirlh
ami
Wilhelin
Mark
!(lrriral!;
(iunluve
Slreneiimnn
off
the
People's
Parly.
Klection
relunm
up
to
noon
to
Skeena
and
Buckley
Route
is
as
Near
Perfect
as
Possible
for
Round
the
World
Flyers
The
aerial
route
east
from
Prince
Rupert
is
much
superior
10
the
course
from
Vancouver
and
it
is
practically
decided
that
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round-the-world
flier,
will
follow
11
in
.starling
his
truiiscuntineulul
flight
this
summer
stated
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
MacLeod
of
Jericho
Beach
station,
Vancouver,
who
was
in
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
afler
making
an
investigation
of
the
interior
route.
Lieul.
MacLeod,
who
left
Vancouver
last
Monday
by
the
&N.R.
overland
line,
visited
Prince
(ieorce
and
Fraser
Lake.
He
arrived
in
the
cily
by
train
yester
day
afternoon
ami
returned
toi
GLASGOW
LABOR
MEMBER
SPEAKS
MacLeod
made
hi
inspection
it
was
practically
decided
that
Uie'Ehrts
People
to
Discontent
and
(light
of
Squadron
leader
Mac-i
Urges
to
Carry
on
Class
War
"
La
re
n
would
be
from
here
East
through
Vellowhead
Pass
to
Chip
GLASGOW.
May
5.
A
feature
Lake,
west
of
Edmonton.
Now
of
the
May
Day
celebration,
whioh.
that
Lieut.
MacLeod
4s
to
turn
in
'had
ben
postponed
until
Sunday,
very'
favorable
report
on,
this
was
a
speech
by
J.
Maxton,
a
route
it
will
undoubtedly
be
foI-;GIasgow
Labor
member
of
the
lowed.
House
of
Commons,
who
exhorted
Fraser
Lake
Suitable
jhis
audience
to
eschew
slops
al
Prince
Rupert
and
Hy
and
emblazon
on
their
banners
Chip
Lake
have
been
decided
;tbc
word
"Discontent.
upon
but
whether
Fort
Fraser
or
Maxton
added
that
"as
long
as
Prince
.George
will
be
the
.slop-
we.
have
such.
conditions
don
t
be
..rr
l......
..7.
I
j
ti..n,lf
otr-r.p:iipfnl
ivir
Cits.
tli"'!:tlrl-rf(!rrf
Ul
I
...
1
It
I
.at,,.
J
'
I
..v,....ti.,j
I
-
;
-
-
.
,
w
seltled.
Lieul
MacLeod
had
par-
Labor
government.
Politics
is
lieular
instructions
lo
investigate
not
a
game
now
but
a
very
defin-Fraser
Lake
and
lie
found
il
very
He
and
hitler
class
war.
which
suitable
with
a
pood
Ik-bcIi
al
the
cannot
be
fought
with
kid
glove
end
of
Ihe
lake
to
muke
il
further
methods."
attractive.
The
river
al
Prince1
;
George.
Lieut.
MacLeod
slated,
also
oilers
a
suitable
lauding
place.
The
advantages
of
the
Prince
llupert-Yellowhead
Pass
route
include
a
lieller
water
course
than
that
of
the
south,
a
lower
pass
Iiiitiugn
I
lie
mountains
and
a
saving
in
dUlanc-e
of
at
least
four
hundred
mile
with
the
re-
ullunt
saving
in
time.
Besides,
there
is
Ihe
railway
lobe
follow
ed.
On
account
of
delays
encountered
in
Europe
and
India,
the
British
flyers
now
may
not
RUSSIANS
LOOK
FOR
A
CHANGE
Exiles
in
Paris
Cheered
.by
Newt
a
Arriving
From
Moscow
of
Toppling
regime
3
PARIS.
Muy
5.
Exiled
Rus-
sians
here
are
greatly
cheered
by
rejvirts
arriving
ulnfjst
daily
from.
Moscow,
of
.
impending
be
expected
lo
arrive
here
before
change.
Russians
here
believe
Hiot
July
and.
beiujr
behind
their
existing
regime
is
toppling
and
a
'
schedule,
they
will
be
anxious
to
slight
push
would
throw
it
over:?
lake
the
shortest
cour.e
avuiI-tThe
hopes
of
the
Monarchists
able
on
Ihe
homeward
lap
es-
and
Liberals
sim
centred
In
peciully
H
the
route
is
more
Grand
Duke
Nicholas
Nicholaic-favoruble.
vitch,
second
cousin
of
Ihe
for-Comlnq
Next
Month
mer
emperor.
Lieul.
MacLeod
expects
lo
bei
back
in
Prince
llupert
next
month
011
iiniicric
patrol
woik
ami
win
prohuhly
be
in
charge
of
the
ar-
rangeinenls
for
the
Brilih
flyers
here.
Two
of
Ihe
Jericho
Beach
macliines
are
lo
be
stationed
hero
during
Ihe
fishing
season.
The
planes
to
be
used
will
be
new
ones
and
Ihe
one
which
Lieul.
MacLeod
had
last
year
will
not
he
back.
Flying-
Olllcer
Hull
of
Nauaimo,
who
recently
became
a
SOCCER
TEAM
IN
AUSTRALIA
Arrives
at
Sydney
In
Charge
of
.Victoria
Manager
and
are
Entertained
SYDNEY.
N.S.W.,
May
0.
The
member
ot
Ihe-
Jericho
Beach
all-star
Canadian
soccer
team.
rorce.
will
be
in
charge
vt
thc'inanaged
by
Jiiumie
Adams
of
second
machine.
Both
planes
Victoria,
arrived
lire
today
and
will
be
flown
north
from
Vancou-
were
given
a
splendid
welcome.
ver.
fTliey
start
training
today
for
the
Lieul.
MacLeod
while
in
the
nrsi
game
on
Australian
soil
city
last
night
visited
the
Seal
which
is
to
take
place
Saturday
Cove
landing
place
and
also
was
uf
ihis
week,
in
conference
with
Adam
Mackie,1
Today
the
team
is
being
given,
inspector
of
fisheries.
'a
civic
reception
and
a
great
en-
"
itertainmeul
urogram
is
nlanned
ui
DEBTS
ARE
STUMBLING
r
",c
re1
of
,hc
eck-
BLOCK
AT
CONFERENCE
pirates
SEIZE
A
LONDON,
May
5.
The
Anglo.
Russian
conlerencc,
which
begun
two
weeks
ago,
it
said
to
have
reached
a
deadlock
on
the
question
of
recognition
of
debts.
.
i
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
on
May
I
nl
t
ho'.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-pltul
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stew,
"
,l
!
"
"
art
'of
L'fck.
SHIP
IN
CHINA
AND
KIDNAP
PASSENGERS
HONG
KONG,
May
5
The
passenger
boat
Oporlta
bound
In
Canton
from
Kng
Moon
was
sehed
today
by
pirates
who
killed
the
Portuguese
skipper
and
Ihe
Indian
guurd
und.klduappod
forty
passengers.
v'
fo