us:
prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
XIV
NO
117
ORGANIZE
INDIAN
MINE
Eminent
Mining
Specialist
Is
City
today
to
Make
Examination
In
iiieehoii
Willi
a
i.runinl
uouitlioii
in
Hi'
inanagr-
!
Ihr
Indian
Mine
II
ll.
Lamb,
mini-ill
milling
,"!
-I
of
Toronto
and
New
i-
in
Ihr
city
lily
n
lu
"oi-Ui.
Ilr
iirriwil
lat
night
l
v
am
urn)
i
ihmmhiiuiiiI,I
by
'
a
If
J.
I'orlong
of
Ihr
firm
of
Hiir
Korlong
iV
Cm.,
Ilumillou
t,
looker.
'roniahl
they
,,.iK-fiil
to
Slewnrl
iMcoio-
'
il
iiy
J.
I'rtHl
llilnhie.
loral
in
nf
(ho
Iniliuii
i.mi'iuu.
doiikIi
rHiiiiniiliini
nf
the
.t
'y
will
In'
inuili'
ami
fuhm
''ira
will
piolnilily
di-jieud
M
I
.amli
.
repot
1
AFTER
BETTER
FREIGHT
RATES
10.
He
miunos.
al
in.
He
Allin
I'lftberles.
Salmon
Cold
Slontgi'
and
fie
it..
-
i
utade
without
iiii-Ii.i
hv
LieuL
Lowell
.Smith.
Lieut.
Leigh
Wade
and
Lieut.
KriK
NeWon
in
the
flying
iiiiuliiiio.
Holcni.
Chiriigo(
i.ini
v,.u
itrli
jinv
ii.ivnic
riosMMl
1
he
inieriialioiiiii
(luie
line.
:r
the
flier
left
Alio
mi
Friday
morning
in
Hie
time
of
the
western
FISH
ARRIVALS
Nine
Boats
Marketed
217,000
Pounds
Canadian
Prices
Bolter
i-
m.'
ui..imin.(.r
Utile.
I'l-iee
for
red
King-Jump
Discloses
His
Inten
tions
NIAV
W'LSTMI.NSTKIt.
May
11.
speaking
here
laal
night.
'rv
"tier
Olm-r
deelaied
Hint
il
li
-
intention
lo
make
npplii'alion
I"
the
board
of
railway
eoinnOs
-imifri.
fop
fni'l
tier
redut'tion1
i
'eighl
rutcK
un
export
and
do
iiPHlte
grain
uiul
Tor
eiinll
ulinn
"
.expiTKH
ralen
llnoiighotil
Can-
SHIPS
LOST
OFF
OREGON
otoam
Schooner
O.
C.
Llndauer
Broke
Back
and
Nicholson
Also
In
Serious
Plight
I'dUTLAM).
Oregon,
May
17.
"ie
Mien
iii
ichnoner,
(1.
U
Li-liiuer.
which
went
nslmre
on
at
Die
moulh
of
Ihe
Uuwua
Hiver,
wn
broken
in
two
and
in
a
tlnl
lo.
lie
Admiral
.NlelioUoii,
a
''iiHlwino
Hclioouer,
which,
went
"Knniiiil
yileiilay
in
an
orfort
to
lld
Hm
Liiidaeur.
Is
loaUing
badly
gjiy
tUo
be
a
total
lois.
nl
a
renl
over
yealeiday'
price.
The
arrival,
were:
American
Allen.
7H.HO0
poundn.
nl
10.2c
and
Be.
to
the
At
I
hi
I'isberien
for
Kelchikiiu
delivery.
Wixaril.
BO.OIMI
pnuuil!,
al
Kl.le
and
Be.
to
the
Pacific
rish-erics.
(Iiavlln.
ua.ooo
pouiid.i.
al
in
r.e
and
Be
lo
the
Canadian
PUh
A
Cold
Slorago
tJo.
Canadian
Dorreen.
0,1100
pound),
at
to.Hc
and
fie:
W.
.V
.
1.000
nl
lil.Hc
and
or
to
in-
Canailiaii
Fiih
&
t:o.
Volunteer,
lO.ooo
pounds,
al
ii.
.....I
He:
Western.
S.000
111
-
nl
10.7c
and
fie.
lo
the
Iliinlli
I'lsberli'fi
Canadian
Co.
Murlneag.
11,00"
poundu,
ami
tic.:
I
.
"r"M'
lo
the
nl.
ILov.
8.500
lied,
at
lll.lc
In
the
.VI
t
ill
Fluheries.
C.A.
:iB0
Ih'ds
al
ia.Sc;
100
150
Ue.U
al
la.'-fc
unit
r0
whiles
nl
2n
In
I
lie
Itoyal
I'lsh
Co.
Sleainer
Pilnce
Albert
has
te-luiiied
to
Vancouver
afler
a
I
wo
months-'
liijuur
voyajfe
to
Muj;Ioo.
hrmipbere
an.
I
armeo
here
on
Saturday
of
the
lvat
Lieut.
Low
I'll
Smith,
in
phiii-niand
of
Hie
expedition.
Imped
Unit
from,
now
on
his
iiuudron
will
be
able
lo
make
Ik-Hit
lime
than
bus
breu
dime
finer
euiUK
tlmi-!"""
u
'
m
i
kmi
w
uniuuu
I
hrer
American
and
hi
l"lal
i
-m-n...
n-
..
....
...........
maikeleil
.lii.
M-hoonein
a
ha
now
be.M.
eom-
ealrl,
of
SI7.0IW
,.uiuU
of
hali-!'-
I.U.
PM.
lAehange
..mm,
u
;
-
morning.
or
this
total
un
""1'7"
iiii'i
niiif.
iIiiiim
uliiiiilil
In'
iii'iiiinli-ri-il
I
,
In-
Ameiiwiii.
hroutht
in
i"".
'
.iM
pouniK
,,r
v,';
iKurlh-K.
Then
l.e.lebu.
on
the
AmeriiMiii
fih
varieil
from
e-
i.,,,,,,,.,,
ii.niv
while
the
urn
"
for
Ulll-
niliiiii
flrnl
rlaHM
olli'iina
few
piiinln
ami
Mroml
eiar
of.
ferina
JhiiiiwhI
;i
ent.
In
ml
urn
lo
halibut
l'..HMi
pound
of
red
King
Hiilmon
and
50
pound
(.allium
wuk
olleii'U
lot
i.
.....
i-
M.t.Tnf
while
!ltnti.l.
iiifiiur
will
In.
mni'liiMl.
,r
'"i-
"
roir
II
.
Forced
to
Aiioni
IIUUMKIlTtl.N.
May
17.
The
three
United
Stale
army
air
cruiferi.
which
llew
from
Attn
lo
Paramushiri
Ulaml,
were
forced
by
a
Htorm
lo
liglil
nee
a
liuliogram
says.
I
be
Might.
which
wan
the
longi-sl
of
the
ex
pedition,
was
made
largely
in
a
Mitownlnrm
and
wind.
PIONEER
VANCOUVER
industry.
MERCHANT
IS
DEAD
George
I.
Wilson
Came
to
Coast
In
1BS6
Was
Also
Interest
ed
In
Lumbering
JACK
REDDICK
WON
JUDGE'S
DECISION
OVER
ENGLISHMAN
MOOSK
JAW,
.May
17.
Jack
Iteddlck,
claimant
of
the
middleweight
championship
of
Canada,
won
I
lie
Judges'
decision
last
i'llghl
over
"Kid
Moose"
Lancashire,
the
English
middleweight.
I
I
was
a
twelve
round
CANUCK
FOOTBALL
TEAM
IS
BEATEN
SYll.NKY.
.May
10.
The
louring
Canadian
football
team
I
os
I
iti
first
game
here
today
when
il
wai
beaten
Jiy
a
learn
repre-M-nlins
New
South
Wale
by
a
fcore
of
five
lo
two.
The
Canuekn
played
poorly
ami
misMil
several
cliances
lu
hcon;.
KING'S
PLATE
RACE
IS
RUN
Material
Prldo,
first;
Thorn-dyke,
second;
Maypole,
Third
TORONTO,
May
17.
The
historic
King's
Plate
race,
the
opening
event
of
the
Eastern
Canada
turf
season,
was
run
at
Woodbine
Park
this
afternoon.
The
winner
was
H.
Wilson's
Material
Prldo.
Thorndyke,
the
property
of
tho
Thorncllffe
stable,
was
socond
and
Maypole,
ownod
by
the
Brook-dale
stable,
was
third.
The
one
and
an
elehth
mile
course
was
covered
by
the
winner
In
57
3-5
seconds.
J.
.Myliill-.lones
has
recovered
VAXCOlVKIl.
May
17.
-
tieorge
sulliclenlly
from
ho
receul
lu-
t
vvn..i.
i.ui..l
70.
ii
oncer
mer-
uisposiimn
to
oe
nach
ai
oust-
chanl
of
this
cily,
died
in
Los
ness
again
in
the
l
aintly
Mioe
Angeles
yesterday
morning.
He
More.
came
to
Vancouver
in
IHHo
and
was
also
interested
in
lite
lumber
mix
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCU
111
PKHT.
H.ti,,
KATLMIlAY.
MAY
17,
ISi.
Vilrdtr'(
Circulation
1664
BRITISH
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
AT
WEMBLEY
From
Itft
(at
back),
The
Stadium,
Canadian
Pacific
RuIldlnC
Canada,
Australia,
The
Ornamental
Lake,
Palace
of
Engineering
and
In
the
foreground
entrance
to
Palace
of
India.
American
Flyers
Have
Safely
Negotiated
878
Mile
Passage
from
North
America
to
Asia
P.MtAML'.-illim
ISLWll.
.Muy
17.
The
.ruling
or
the
Vnrlh
Paoifir
ci
ii
fniiii
Attn
IImii(I.
Aleutian
l-laiids.
North
Atnerira,
to
Paratniiliiri
Nluinl,
Kurilc
An-hilepapo.
Jhjkiii.
Amu.
wu
MiiH-'-wfuIK
iirjrolili"l
hy
Hie
Hirer
Unilcd
Slates
army
runnd-llm-world
mr
TiiiMr
today.
The
K.K
mile
flight
was
Liberals
of
This
City
Instruct
Delegates
to
I
Strttt
Sl
415
Nominate
Mr.Pattullo
The
nomination
of
Hon.
T.
I).
Pallullo,
minister
of
lands.
jki
eotilesl
Prince
Huperl
district
in
the
Liberal
interests
al
the
i
forthcoming
provincial
election
va
assured
la.st
night
vdien
the
j
Prince
lltiperl
Liberal
Association
u(
a
general
meeting
selected
jrorty
out
of
the
GG
delegates
for
the
district
and
instructed
them
ito
endorse
Air.
Pattullo's
candidature.
The
meeting,
which
was
irulled
for
Hit
particular
purpose
of
appointing
delegates,
was
J
presided
over
by
Aid.
Theo.
Collarl,
vice-president
of
the
asso-
'ciation,
und"
there
was
u
fair
alleudutice.
Mr.
Pallullo
was
the
unanimous
choice
nf
the
nw-et-
ing
no
other
name
being
men-
'tiinied
in
this
connection.
Following
Ihe
explanation
by
4.1
the
chairman
that
the
city
was
ienlilliil
lo
forty
delegales,
a
re-
sniuiion
was
passen
eousitiuiiiig
the
association
under
the
new
liouinlaries
set
out
under
the
recent
rrilistriiiulinn
and
the
nomination
of
delegales
proceeded.
The
following
were
chosen:
J.
A.
'Lindsay.
'S.
K.
Parker.
J.
MeXtilly.
(ieorge
Johnston.
I'avid
Thomson,
It
J.
Itrailbury,
L
P.
McCarfery.
K.
'.Morgan,
L.
W.
Patinore,
W".
F.
Cameron,
F.
V.
Moersch,
Aid.
Theo.
Collarl.
Fred
Lana,
J.
Collier,
W.
I'..
Williams,
F.
V:
Hawson.
J.
J.
Muldoou.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin.
Aid.
S.
P.
McMor-die.
II.
F.
Classey,
N.
P.
Murphy.
lUtncan
Kennedy,
Hubert
(Sordon,
Jack
Nelson,
Harvey
Frnser,
Leo
lllaiiie.
Hen
SelL
W.
Oration,
Aid.
II.
F.
Perry.
Jack
Mclnlosh,
iliuinas
McClyiiwmt,
Thomas
Trolier,
Joe
Canni,
P.
Ltnlrad.
T.
Silversides.
Hert
Orecr,
J.
Lome
Macl.aren.
A.
Ivarsou,
J.
C
.(iavigan,
and
lr.
L.
W.
Ker-gin.
A
motion
proposed
by
S.
E.
Parker
and
Ceorge
Johnstone
instructing
the
delegales
lo
give
their
support
to
Mr.
Pallullo
was
passed
after
some
discussion.
A
rrew
of
sixteen
men
cam?
north
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
litis
morning
for
the
Inverness
cannery.
PUBLIC
MEETING
Hon.
T.
D.
PATTULL0
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
Will
Address
Public
Meeting
in
tiie
Empress
Theatre
on
Saturday,
May
17,
at
8.15
p.m.
All
electors
tiro
cordially
invited;
DIGBY
ISLAND
CABLE
IS
NOW
TO
BE
RESTORED
Engineers
of
Radio
Telegraph
Department
Arrive
In
City
to
Start
Work
A.
N.
Fraser,
of
Ottawa
chief
engineer
of
federal
radiograph
department,
and
L.
W.
Sleplien-son.
divisional
engineer
from
Victoria,
arrived
in.
the
cily
yesterday
afternoon.
They
ate
here
in
connection
with
the
installa
tion
of
a
new
cable
from
the
cily
to
Digby
Island
station
and
will
also
make
an
inspection
of
the
local
wireless
facilities.
The
new
cable
to
lie
installed
is
to
replace
the
cable
swept
out
by
storms
last
winter.
ST.
ANDREW'S
LADIES
Successful
Affair
Last
Night
In
Society's
Club
Rooms
A
very
successful
whist,
drive
was
belli
last
ulghl
by
the.
SI
Andrew
s
Ladies'
Auxiliary
in
the
club
headquarters.
'There
was
a
good
atlendanee.
Tim
winner
of
the
lmlies'
Jirsl
prut
was
Miss
It.
Lemon
(in
a
cut
with
Mrs.
J.
H.
Kelly.
Mrs.
J.
Arthur
was
the
vvinner.of
the
consolation
prize.
A.
Clapperlon
was
the
winner
of
Ihe
gentlemen's
first
prize
and
J.
Arthur
was
the
winner
of
the
consolation
prize.
.Dainty
refresh
I
mollis
were
served
during
the
evening.
The
eoiiunillee
respon
sible
for
Ihe
success
of
the
even
ing
consisted
of
Mrs.
D.
S.
Cam
eron,
Mrs.
M.
.MeAriliur,
Mrs.
Cliristison,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
and
Mrs.
Howard
Siren.
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harris
arrived
In
the
city
las!
night
from
llazellon
and
will
be
here
for
several
days
on
business.
Mr,
Harris
is
now
recovering
from
n
broken
leg
which
Im
sustained
some,
months
agg.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.;
THROUGH
SNOW
AND
WIND
BY
AIR
TO
JAPAN
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
WILL
SEEK
RE-ELECTION
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
RIDING
NOT
TO
FULFIL
!
RUSSIAN
DEMANDS
Oirmany
Still
at
Outs
With
Soviet,
Over
Raid
Communist
Leader
Arrested
(!
:
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Muy
11.
Tin
i
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;
leader.
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ORMER
LOCAL
1
TEACHER
DEAD
Miss
Marlon
B.
'Johnstone
Taught
School
In
Prince
Rupert
for
Three
Years
YANCOIVEH.
May
17.
Th'e
death
occurred
here
yesterday
of
Miss
Marion
li.
Johnstone,
ono
of
the
city's
oldest
.school
leacli-crs.
She
taught
here
for
33
years
with
Hie
exception
of
three
years
in
Prince
llupert.
She
wan
a
daughter
of
the
ex-city
treas;
urer.
Many
local
friends
of
the
late
Miss
Johnstone
will
regret
to
hear
of
her
demise.
Hie
left
the
city
about
ten
years
ago
and
many
of
her
former
pupils
are
now
grown
up
and
living
here.
She
was
active
in
Anglican
Church
and
I.O.b.E.
circles.
Her
age
was
about
50.
ROYALTY
AND
LABOR
PLAY
Duke
of
York
and
CapL
Brooks
-J
.JBeaten-by.
Frank.
Hodges'and
Evan
Williams
at
Golf
PONTYPItHH),
Wales,
May
1(T.
The
Duke
of
York
and
Capf
.
.
Hasil
llrooks
were
beaten
two
up
and
one
lo
go
in
u
toursotue
golf
malch
here
,
today
by
Frank
Hodges,
M.P.,
and
Evan
William',
president
of
the
Miners'
Asso
ciation.
The
match
arousal
much
interest.
It
was
the
out-t,
come
of
a
challenge
made
al
a
dinner
a
year
ago
which
was
im-2
mediately
accepted
by
Ihe
King's
son.
b
TO
START
ON
LOCAL
ROAD
Minister
'or
Public
Works
In
Announcement
at
Victoria
Says
This
Is
Intention
.Making
a
general
announce
1
nieut
of
the
government's
roait-program
for
the
year,
Hon.
W.
Il3
Sutherland,
minister
of
publi
works,
stated
In
Victoria
tlitH
week
that
it
was
the
intention
t?
proceed
with
the
building
of
the
Kaien
Island
road
out
of
I'riiicrT
llupert.
Other
work
will
include.
linn
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ak'g
l,r
improvements
on?
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Hniellon
ami
Terrace
and
the
completion
o
the
Port
Clement
i-Tlell
road
on;
the
Uueen
Charlotte
Islands.
PARTH
WINNER
OF
JUBILEE
HANDICAP,
Verdict
Is
Second
and
Soldumeno,'
'
Third
Twelve
Horses
Ran,
KEMP
TON.
PA
UK,
England?
May
.17.
Parth.
owned
by
A.
K.
Macomber.
al
nine
to
two,
won
the
great
Jubilee
Handicap
for
three
thousand
pounds
run
here'
today.
Lord
Coventry's
Verdict,"
three
to
one,
was
second
and
Lady
Uullough's
Soldumenu,
six
to
one:
was
third.
Twelve
horses
ran.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
National
League
Philadelphia
I,
Pittsburg
3.
Huston
8,
Cincinnati
3.
New
York
16,
Chicago
II.
llrooklyn
5,
St.
Louis
6.
American
League
Detroit
3,
Philadelphia,
1.
Chicago
3,
Host
on
4,
Otuurs-raifl.,
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