r
JAPANESE
FREIGHTER
HELPLESS
IN
NORTH
Vessel
Has
Crew
of
Forty
and
Engine
Shaft
and
Propeller
Broken
COUDOVA,
Alaska,
March
21).
The
Japanese
freliihlrr
Aynha
Muni
with
a
crew
or
about
forty
men
Is
helpless
with
ennino
abaft
mid
propeller
brokVn
south
of
Atka
Island
in
the
North
Prtrifii'.
SMUGGLING
CHAMPAGNE
INTO
UNITED
STATES
Six
Members
of
Crew
of
Steamer
Meqanttc
Arrested
In
New
York
NEW
YOIIK.
Match
20.
members
of
the.
crew
of
Iho
steamer
Mejjanllo
were
arrested
when
the
customs
men
discovered
13(1
bottles
of
cliiiinpiiKiie
being
lowered
from
the
vessel
into
a
motor
boat.
DEBT
TO
CANADA
NOW
BEING
PAID
LONDON,
March
2U.
lletwcen
Wlit
and
ten
million
dollars
will
be
remitted
to
Canada
this
week
end
through
New
York
in
final
adjustment
of
tho
Hrlllsh
gov
ernment
debt
lo
Canada
hanging
over
from
the
war.
The
funeral
will
lake
pluec
next
Wednesday
afternoon
at
2.30.
Arranveineiits
are
in
the
liaitds
of
Ihc
I
I.C.
Undertaker.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Cardirr
0,.Eerton
0.
Liverpool
1,
Tottenham
II.
0.
Mlddlcsboio
I,
Sunderland
3.
Nolls
Forest
0,
llluckbum
0.
Preslon
X.F..
0,
llollon
2.
West
Rami
I.
West
Hromwich
0.
Division
II.
Harnsley
0,
Hull
City
0.
Hraiironl
City
0,
Nelson
2.
Ilury
I,
Crystal
Palace
1.
Ix'Clapton
Orient
0,
Southampton
0
Leeds
0,
HiacKpooi
0.
Leicester
City
2,
Fulham
t.
Manchester
United
2.
Stoke
2.
Oldham
1,
Uovcnlry
City
I,
Port
Vulu
2.
Derby
County
0.
South
Shields
I,
Wednesday
I.
Stockport
City
0.
Hrlslol
City
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Hangers
OJtailh
Hovers
I.
Hamilton
A.
2,
Kilmarnock
I.
Parllek
Thistles
1,
Aberdeen
0.
Queen's
Park
1,
Clydebank
1,
Alrdrleonlans
2,
Celtic
0.
Ayr
United
3,
Third
Lanark
0.
Clyde
2,
Falkirk
i.
Dundee
1,
t.
Mirren
t.
Heart
2,
Molhcrwcll
1.
IS
WORKING
ON
ELEVATOR
Charles
P.
Ccles
Will
Try
to
Finance
In
England
If
Not
Successful
Here
F.
G.
Dawson
received
word
this
morning
from
Charles
P.
Coles
of
Vancouver,
representing
the
firm
of
Kerr,
GlrTord
A
Co.
stating
that
he
still
has
good
hopes
of
belnq
able
to
secure
an
elovator
for
this
port.
He
has
booked
passage
to
Ennland
on
May
1
and,
if
he
falls
to
secure
the
necessary
funds
on
this
side
before
that
date,
he
says
he
has
reason
to
believe
he
can
finance
the
building
In
the
old
country.
CUPFOOTBALL
SEMI-FINALS
Newcastle
and
Aston
Villa
Win
ners
Over
Manchester
and
Burnley
LONDON,-
March
20.
New
castle
United
and
Aston
Villa
(juallfied
lo
enter
Iho
final
of
the
English
Association
cup
series,
winning
their
matches
In'
the
semi-final
round
today.
New
castle'
defoalcd
Manchester
City
Iwo
lo
nothing
and
Aston
Villa
triumphed
over
Rurnley
three
lo
nothing.
Charles
J.
Clayton
arrived
in
the
city
from
Massett
on
the
Rrinco
John
tins
morning
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
Frith
Fish
Dally.
Baaf,
Mutton,
Lamb.
Pork,
Vial,
Poultry.
Third
Avenue.
Homo
Made
Sausage
Fresh
Desl
of
Food
Good
Service.
Daily.
l;
APR,
fi
jaw
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Phone
671.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
jj
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
70.
PRINCE
IlUPEnT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
20,
1921.
Vuttrtfay'i
Circtlillon
1B53
Strut
StlM,
St
4.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FIRE
AT
KETCHIKAN
DESTROYS
BUILDINGS
FLIERS
TO
BE
HERE
NEXT
WEEK;
PREPARATIONS
FOR
RECEPTION
COMPLETE
Fire
at
Ketchikan
Destroys
Seven
Buildings
including
Revilla
Hotel
Loss
$150,000
but
No
Lives
Lost
A
fun
last
uiglil
!!
iovim!
the
Rcvil)n
Hold
ami
number;!!
I
I
If)T
TT
I
All
of
buildings
in
Krtrhikiiii.
including
Hie
California
(irocrry
and
Arcade
rclauruiil
which
were
completely
destroyed
ami
Ihe
ad-;
joining
Ikcliojt
which
was
partly
buniL
A
few
window
wm
broken
in
oilier
buildings
and
damage
done
ly
walcr.
t
Another
liri;
nl
Hie
oilier
r-ild
of
Ihi'
I
owl
I
also
did
some
llrtLIDUI
LUlf
ON
EXCHANGE
damage,
seven
building
in
all
being
destroyed
or
injured.
Tin
t-slimaled
damage
is
150,000.
No
lives
were
IoL
IHeavy
Production
In
East
and
The
timoleur
fire
brigade
worked
hard
and
the
fire
was
out;
Frozen
Fish
Responsible
For
SIGNALCORPS
MEN
TO
BE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
w
by
midnight.
H
commenced
in!
rnce
jlhe
Hevilla
Hotel
at
six
o'clock
in
i
lllie
evening.
The
large
production
of
fish
in
The
owner
of
the
Arcade
res-'tbeeasl
and
the
fact
that
a
quan-laurnnl
was
Prlc
Jelich.
a
pionecrjHIv
of
cold
storage
fii.li
i.t
being
restaurant
mttn
or
Prince
'Rupert,
forced
on
lu
the
market
from
ul.n.K
iipi.licw.
II.
Jclich.
is
now'lasl
VMr'n
iron
resulted
in
Hie
in
the
employ
of
lien
ScH
at
Hit
'price
paid
for
halihul
on
the
local
rinre
ltu.ert
Cigar
Store,
exchange
lolay
i.eirig
inc
lowest
iiin
rir.i
finw
iif
tin.
fin-
was
of
the
season.
ccn
though
Hie
,.
received
here
last
night
by
radio.
I.enlrn
season
is
on
and
the
land-
Radlo
Station
to
be
Established,,,,
u
wli8
reported
that
tlic
Ings
today
amounted
in
all
lo
only
In
Connection
With
Fisheries
,uholc
of
Kelchikau
was
wiped
75.000
pounds.
Following
is
the
Patrol
This
Summer
0t
There
was
considerable
ex-
detail:
:
cilcmcut
here
and
Hen
eir.
ex-
American
Boats
Am
offn-er
and
two
men
from
4,11,1,1
rujrr
omltr
Elk,
wirctl
the
National.
27.000.
to
Cold
Slor-lif
ll'iyal
Canadian
Signal
Corps
;
t
KetcAlkan
offering
a-
age
at
10.20c
ami
5c.
w,.
ins
posted
al
Prince
llupert
stance.
I
I
Viking.
U.ont),
to
AH
In
FUher-
!
!V
W"
In'Wrflhd
The
fit-clincd
l
li.-re
in
order
lo
keep
in
loucli
,,
r
ii.c
hotel
and
fanned
by
le.
o.ooc
and
5r.
vilh
the
raplaiir
llwl
are
lo
be
troug
wind
upread
rapidly.
The
placed
In
the
fisheries
patrol
famer
Admiral
Roger
and
two
io
nise.
I
lie
seaplane
win
he
government
Ioal
turned
stream
equipped
with
set
having
11
0f
water
on
the
blate
for
hour.-,
radius
of
more
than
500
mile.
A
(iUpl
of
Ihc
hotel
lost
all
per-summr
ruilio
Malum
Is
to
te
en-
oiial
belonging,
tabltshcd
at
Vanrouver.
1
P.G.E.
PROBE
HAS
CLOSED
TORNADO
SWEPT
SHAWNEE
CITY
Six
Known
to
Have
Been
Killed
i
i
and
Between
150
and
200
I
Houses
Demolished
Commissioner
Judge
Oalllher
..
Will
Prepare
Report
Soon
as
I
SHAWNEE.
Oklahoma.
March
Possible
-Six
are
known
lo
hate
been
killed
and
twenty
seriously
in-
VH'.IOUIA,
Man
h
20.
The
juns
i,y
a
lornado
whieh
wepl
I'd
I!
railway
iiixe-liuation
end-jlhroiiKli
the
city
demolishing
the
ed
yelena
nflrrnoim
followln'chool
mid
between
1
50
and
200i
fie
week
of
.lrenuons
probini;jr(.!,riici.
oilo
('liarxe
of
i-orriiption
ami
exmniine'
on
Hie
part
of
the
l)le
Bineriimeut.
The
proceeding
eloed
abruptly
wilhool
uihlrexoe
by
lawyers
on
either
Mill-
K..NSAS
CITY.
March
2
Muc
porsonx
are
dead,
between
75
and
1
00
injured,
several
probably
fatally
and
property
damai;e
estimated
al
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
is
the
toll
of
tornado
Mi
Justice
(ialliher.
the
royal
!nnd
wind
storms
which
swept
etinniissioner.
said
he
would
pre
pure
his
reporls
on
Hie
proceedings
ns
soon
as
possible.
WHALEN
COMPANY
IS
PREPARING
TO
START
!
LOGGING
ON
ISLANDS;
Albert
Moore,
biasing
siip"r-inlendeut
for
the
Wlialen
Pulp
A
Paper
Cil.,
arrived
from
Thurs-lon
Harbor
oil
Hie
Prince
.lohn
this
morning
and
mmle
connections
foe
I
In-
south.
Ilaflimr
or
lows
iili-cady
cut
at
the
Wlialen
camps
on
the
Islands
is
commencing
and
horifinit
operations
will
In.
rrMiiiieil
in
full
in
the
near
fulure.
parts
of
Oklahoma,
Kaunas,
Texni,
Mlsxouri
and
Illinois
Into
yesterday
and
last
night.
Kixlil
persons
were
killed
and
more
tliaueenty
injured
al
Shawnee.
Okla..
where
300
hoinei
In
Iho
best
residential
section
were
de
stroyed.
1
Volunteer,
1
1.000,
to
Iloolli
Fisheries
,al
II.IOc
and
Sc.
Canadian
Boats
Cuytrcnii,
3.000.
lo
Hoyal
Fishj
Co..
ut
t.20c
and
5c.
Vlniiie
V,
l.ooo.
to
Hoolh
Fisdicries,
al
9.30c
and
5c.
Westerner.
3.000.
lo
Itooth
Fisheries,
at
U.30c
and
5c.
SEAL
COYE
L4DY
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
Mrs.
Sarah
Anne
Lofthus
Expired
This
Mornlna
Funeral
to
be
Held
Wednesday
.
Kurly
this
morniux
the
death
incurred
al
the
Prince
lluper
(ieucrul
llo'pilal
of
Sarah
Anne
l.ofthus,
wire
oT
Herman
T.
I.ofl-hus,
Seal
Coe.
Mrs.
I.oflhus
win
fiO
years
of
axe.
llesides
the
widower,
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Anderson.
F.iishlh
Avenue
Fast,
is
left
lo
mourn
her
loss.
The
wife
of
an
Arab
market
porter
is
Hie
envy
of
all
Algiers.
Al
present
she
is
the
wealthiest
iiuljve
woman
there
since
she
won
a
prize
of
50,000
francs
in
a
local
lottery,
London
Bus
and
Tramway
Strike
Ended
Yesterday
with
Agreement
Between
the
Parties
Interested
LUX
DUX.
March
10.
The
strike
of
London
bus
and
tram
way
workers
ended
yesterday
through
successful
negotiations
between
rcpresenlatives
of
the
workers
and
employers
initialed
by
rrcniier
Jlunisay
Macilouald.
The
workers
coifi
eded
something
by
accepting
an
iuimedi-
ale
advance
of
six
xshilliugs
wilh
the
remaining
Iwo
shillings
demanded
by
Hie
men
fluctuating
according
to
the
cost
of
living
index.
The
terms
or
selllemenl
are
subject
lo
ralifiealion
011
both
ides.
Meantime
all
lube
and
other
threatened
sympathetic
Irikes
are
called
oTL
A
general
resumption
or
services
is
cxccled
by
Sunday.
THORNTON
NOT
!
GOING
ENGLAND
i
Says
Knows
Nothing
of
Report
and
Is
Not
Returning
to
London
NEW
YOIIK.
March
20.
"No-Ihing
in
it
at
all,"
said
Sir
Henry
Thorulou,
in
denying
u
report
that
he
was
to
return
to
England
I
to
lake
over
Hie
management
ot
an
Ubl
Country
system.
Tho
re
'port
he
suid
was
news
lo
him.
"I
I
have
not
heard
anything
about
it.
he
suid,
"and
I
have
no
in
tent
ion
of
returning
lo
London
l.o.Mo.
March
28.
report
was
in
circulation
here
Hint
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
or
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
returning
to
Englund
to
tuke
over
the
management
oT
Ihc
London.
Midland
and
Scottish
Ilailwuy.
.MONTREAL,
March
28.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
leR
Montreal
tonight
bir
New
York.
No
confir
mation
or
denial
oT
the
reMrt
or
his
resignation
is
available.
C.N.R.
SERVICE
TO
ALASKA
IS
OFF
FOR
THIS
YEAR
AT
LEAST
II
is
announced
at
the
C.O..M.
M.
olllces
in
Vancouver
that
there
will
bo
no
service
by
tho
com
pany
to
Alaska
this
year
as
was
originally
projected.
Tho
reu
son
for
not
giving
the
service,
it
Is
said,
Is
that
Hie
company
wns
unable
lo
secure
u
suitablo
.vessel.
It
is
anticipated,
however,
that
the
new
Prince
Henry
will
bo
ready
for
tho
Alaska
run
by
next
season.
All
Preparations
made
for
Flyers
to
Alight
on
Arrival
Next
Week
Will
Probably
Leave
Seattle
on
Wednesday
or
Thursday;
Weather
Reports
being
sent
commencing
Tomorrow
SEATTLE,
March
20.
Final
instructions
for
Hie
resump-'
tion
of
the
flight
of
Hie
United
Stales
around
the
world
airplanes
from
here
to
the
Kurile
Island.
have
been
issued.
Tentative
plan
call
for
"hopping
off
lo
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
or
Thursday.
Sealed
envelopes
deposited
wilh
the
flight
re.preseilUd'ves,
al
the
end
of
each
leg
of
the
air
voyage
contain
instructions
for
he
next
.section.
For
instance.
Major
.tarthi
will
receive,
on
hh
arrival
at
Prince
Rupert
from
Seattle,
ib-jailed
instructions
as
to
the
lion
from
Prince
Kuoerl
li
SJtka.
This
plan
is
being
followed
so
that
the
minds
of
the
aviators
will
be
entirely
on
the
liiglil
then
in
progress
wilh&ut
any
chance
of
their
worrying
or
thinking
about
.what
may
lie
ahead.
These
instructions
have
I
been
posted
by
Lieut.
Clayton
Kissetl.
advance
iiflicer
of
the
Might.
Further
arrHrigrntents
hi
coti-neelioir
with
Ibe
reception
and
activities
while
here,
of
the
lliers
POINCARE
HAS
NEW
CABINET
Policy
of
Firmness
in
Ruhr
and
at
Home
Expected
From
French
Government
were
announced
thw
morning
by
members
to
assist
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
dilative
of
the
L'.Ss.
local
reure-i
departure
of
Hie
lliers
from
Seat-He
will
Jic
transmitted
soon
after
they
leave
I
here
and
the
progress
of
the
planes
will
be
bulletined
in
the
Daily
News
office.
II
is
likely
that
Ihey
wilt
arrivo
here
not
late
in
the
afternoon
.of
the
day
of
departure.
Alight
Seal
Cove
The
planes
will
come
down
to
the
water
in
the
middle,
of
the
harbor
just
opposite
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
and
will
taxi
or
be
towed
into
the
mooring
buoys.
No.
1
machine;
in
command
of
Major
L.
E.
Martin,
llight
commander,
will
alight
first,
the
three
others
rollowiiig
and
tying
up
ut
their
respective
buoys.
Mayor
Newton,
the
cily
council
and
the
president
of
the
Hoard
oT
Trade
have
been
invited
to
attend
the
landing
and
give
the
city's
formal
welcome
to
tho
aeronauts.
The
pilots
and
mechanics,
ar
riving
alter
the
long,
hard
llight.
must
reTuel
their
planes
immediately
and
examine
the
machines
preparatory
to
Hie
next
dayV
Might.
This
work
will
take
probably
until
dark
und
Hie
visitors
will
undoubtedly
bo
eager
to
become
acquainted
wilh
tho
people,
due
lo
the
fatigue
fol
lowing
flying
ami
servicing
ot
their
machines
as
well
as
the
mental
strain,
they
will
deslro
refreshment
und
rest
above
all
else.
Accordingly
no
provision
should
be
made
for
Iheir
enler-
taiumenl
unless
It
is
taken
up
with
Hie
Might
commander.
If.
through
stress
of
weather
.
or
oilier
circumstances,
the
mach
ines,
ure
compelled
lu
stop
over
here,
thu
entertainment
plan,
may
he
carried
out,
or
course,
with
sanction
of
Major
Martin.
Shipping
Keep
Clear
Shipping
is
warned
to
Ieuvo
dear
Ihc
space
set
aside
for
tho
lauding
Failure
lo
do
so
might
mean
damaging
the
machines
or
(Continued
on
page
six)
PAIRS,
Mil
elk
2H.
X
Premier
Poineare'
new
cabinet,
Officially
announced
last
nittht,
includes
ten
world
flight.
oairs,
The
machines
will
circle
above
'.economy..
him
in
his
policy
of
"firmness
in
foreign
law,
order
and
internal
the
cily
berore
alighting
al
Seal!
"
'
MaKUiot,
nnn-
Cove
in
order
lo
give
the
people
lsler
of
war
"'n'
m-
-Letrocquer,
an
opportunity
or
seeing
the
minister,
or
works,
"the
Iluhr
Imiiivs
in
iiii
:iir.
AiMi-p
nf
llm
men"
were
the
only.
minister
Premier
Poiiirare
extricated
from
Hie
wreck
Of
the
old
cabinet,
is
interpreted
as
meaning
that
lie
intends
continuing
the
policy
that
France
cannot
evacuate,
the
Iluhr
until
there
has
been
complete
payment
of
reparations.
F.
L.
BUCKLEY
HAS
RESIGNED
Relinquishes
Post
as
General
Manager
of
the
Masaett
Timber
Co.
F.
L.
Ruekley,
who
reorganUedi
Hie
Masselt
Timber
Co.
with"
California
eiibllul
over
a..
year
ago
and
-who
whs
largely
Instru
mental
in
the
resumption
or
op-.
eralious
al
the
Ruekley
Ray
saw
mill,
has
resigned
his
position
as
vice.
president
and
general
inan-
ager
or
the
company.
Several
oilier
officials
or
the
company
al
Vancouver
have
also
resigned
Jack
Mncdonald,
rhier
account-
anl
al
Ruekley
Ray,
who
went
south
last
week,
is
in
charge
of
the
Vancouver
office
of
(he
enm
lliers
will
nut
leave
their
planes
.,,aiiy
,
lhc
u.ailuJm,
until
it
is
finished.
While
the
STOP
PIRATING
IN
FURS
AND
TROPHIES
Deed
.Wall
of
25
Miles
on
Eaoh
Side
Boundary.
Proposed
Between
B.C.
and
Alaska
VANCOUVER,
March,
an
effort
loslop
for
and
trophy
pirating
along
Hie
Alaska
and
..
fi-nt.i.
1,
1
1
niiusii
i.oiuinma
ooruers
11
is
likely,
that
both
the
Alaska
ami
the
Ilrltish
Columbia
authorities
tuay
establish
m
dead
wull
of
gumo
sanctuary
for
n
distance
of
2,5
miles
on
either
side
of
the
boundary
lu
the
vlclnille
of
SHkeen
nnd
Takil,
according
to
a
statement
made
by
M.
R,
Juck-son,
M.P.P..
chairman
of
Hie
flam
Conservation
Hoard
of
Rritbh
Columbia
here
yestcrduy.