I;
P.
It
FISH
:
MARKET
rf.
She
mil
T'i
BOSTON
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FRESH
.
POULTRY
MEAT
MARKET.
AND
CRjLL
Third
Avenue.
Made
Sausages
Fresh
Horn
Best
or
Food
Good
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Phona
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
V
il,
XIV,.
NO.
101
1'JUNCK
HUI'KHT,
B.C.
'Fill
HAY,
.MAY
2,
I2i.
1nUr4t'
ClreuUtton
IMS
Strut
Sl
41
S
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PEACr
RIVER
AND
P.GI
ARE
DISCUSSED
SYSTEMATIC
SEARCH
IS
BEING
MADE
FOR
MAJOR
MARTIN
IN
THE
NORTH
Railways
Will
Confer
With
the
Representatives
of
Province
and
Alberta
Over
Peace
River
Line
V
i.a:'
WWU
Kll.
M.iy
2.
"I
belicvr
Ihe
P.G.F..
and
Peace
1IAI
P
rifNTP
H.diWti)
prvblcm
arr
nearer
a
solution
than
ever
before."
Vy
If
1.1
llillllo
i
Premier
Diner
mi
his
return
yesterday
from
Ollavva,
-
result
of
his
trip,
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
Nu-
DTTI
I
MAACl?
-tein
had
agreed
to
obtain
all
(lie
available
data
on
tliej
DULL
hIUUuJu
ii:-
'!.1UII
Ji'iioii"!!
ill
lilt-
lore
linn
itiiinir
mm
ui-ii
mi
fere
me
with
(lie
representative
of
British
Columbia
V
ur-ia
before
reaching
a
deriiou
as
to
lite
construction
of
;
brain
he
or
railway
extension
in
that
portion
of
Canada.
SEARCHING
FOR
MAJOR
MARTIN
iJMlVA,
May
10
a.m.
Marlin.
rntHiandr
of'
.
.
.
1
an
oyer
prouauiy
H-wn
belwwii
t'liga
1
Miigmk.
arrunliiig
li
i.n
pirkrtl
Ui
Here,
snow
si
onus
irevailetl
lay
111
that
triinly.
N
'
the
uial
had
Wn
,
i
lute
lai
night.
r-liiif
111
the
North
Pari
s'-
making
Uil
tlliiive
j
f"t
Die
loot
plane
altd
JJie
"
pid
aviators.
Mi
ll
I
ON.
May
5.
Al
3.16
tn
ttf
im
wirele
me-1
I'l-en
rereltrd
here
from
"
f
lie
Xorlh
I'aelfle
eon-is
lie
probable
fate
of
Marlin
and
hl
ine-han-Krrgcant
Harvey,
who
have
-iiiR
Miiee
Ihey
lefl
I'.lng-
itieday
morning
ImhiimI
'!
ti
Harbor.
The
searching
divided
into
four
pari
i
1
ly
IihIiiv
proceeding
1
natty
ll
i
certain
Ihe
uld
not
have
passed
Islands.
1
10
mile
from
-
k
and
slifl
more
sure
lhe
K'iie
beyond
False
Pa,
11:
lex
from
ChiKiiik.
CATTLE
STARVE
WITHOUT
HAY
vel
Unable
to
Get
to
Island
or
8L
Paul
Owing
to
Ice
Floes
HBI
MKIUON.
May
f
Thwart
-l
b'
uiiineiise
Arelir
lloes.
the
'
''I
Slate
bureau
of
fisheries
v"el
Ki,,.,.
M
iM
ua,i,.
10
al
liny
fniiu
SI.
(Seorve
Island
,
'he
KlarviiiK
cattle
on
fl
111
miand.
a
dlslance
of
tU
"'des
fium
tlu
PrlbiloIT
island.
Tl.e
f'lil
1
1
ii
iiiiiarlnrnil
lit
SI
J'aui
are
starving
from
lark
of
f'JUll
eafM.
owing
to
unusually
neveie
INVESTIGATE
BRITISH
for
EMIGRANTS
IN
CANADA
,l(NlMN,
May.
2.
William
o.
I'arllameiilnry
sec
re!
11
ry
..
iiverseiiR
Irade,
aniiiiunred
in
"o
iinuso
of
Commons
yeslerday
't
u
ilelewuliori
would
sail
fur
'"lu
in
jy
inuiiguleT
Hie
"""''NoiiH
under
which
British
-
'
a-
-L'tt'ed
i:i
Cana'Ju
The
premier
refused
lo
make
a
statement
in
regard
to
Hie
dale
l"f
the
provincial
election
but
he
'aid
I
lie
ealilliel
would
discu
Hie
mailer
today.
Aked
if
he
wa
personally
satisfied
wilh
the
result
of
his
visit.
Mr.
Olher
declared
he
had
Tsswght
Ht
Could
Not
Have
,
,
far
a,
jlr
exiir
(u
Cons
Far
In
Plane
on
Way
to
eel
and
that
al
least
hi
visit
Dutch
Harbor
hail
nt
prejudiced
anybody'
in.
tcresl.
UIK
SYSTEMATICALLY
Did
Not
P
Shumaflln
i.i...
tin
mil.
rUM
!
iMinui
iw
piiici
rrvm
4
Chlonlk
TIME
EXTENSION
RECEIVING.
ESSAYS
BEINO
AUTHORIZED
HIT
AW
A.
.May
?.
In
iew
of
Ihe
lreniendU
reaMtfie
In
Ihe
"Save
Ihe
Frel
Week"
eay
eonii
lieliliou
and
111
order
lo
Five
anile
opiHirltinity
lo
all
Miihle
e(iiileluiil.
Hon.
Illiarle
Slrwarl,
on
IWialf
of
the
department
wlurli
i
prtnidln?
Ihe
priree.
ha
aulliorted
an
exteutHMi
of
Ihe
eluins
lime
for
reeeivitnf
enay
friHii
SHiurday,
May
:i
l
mtdiilirhl.
Saturday.
May
III.
CHURCH
UNION
IS
STILL
IN
DEBATE
Unionists
Still
Had
Flooe
at
Ottawa
This
Morning
But
"Anils"
Will
Open
Fire
This
Afternoon
OTTAWA.
May
S.
Tlm
third
day
of
the
Clinirli
Union
hearing
before
Ihe
llnue
of
Cuinnioiin'
private
bill
committee
bepn
lln
mortiius
wilh
the
rnioniti
si
ill
presenlliiK
their
case.
Before
Ihe
day
is
over,
however,
il
is
enpeeled
the
"anlis"
will
opei
fire.
BASEBALL
National
League
New
York
li.
Boston
I.
SI.
I.nuis
fi.
Pittsburg
H.
Philadelphia
I.
Brooklyn
III.
Cincinnati
I.
Chicago
H.
American
League
lloslon
5.
I'lillailelphia
1.
Washington
J.
New
York
2.
Chicago
13.
Cleveland
.
Helroil
7.
SI
l.ouls
8,
Constable
Sinclair
Tells
of
Battl
In
Letter
to
Inspector
CHASED
FOR
MILES
Big
Animal
Had
Legs
Broken
and
Was
Badly
Lacerated
The
iory
of
a
leirific
batlla
ln'twrfii
a
hull
mnoe
and
a
lim
ber
wolf
Mlneli
proved
fatal
for
Ihe
former
is
told
hy
Proiineial
(kniiHlilr
A.
I'.
Sinclair
of
Lu
cerne
in
h
teller
to
lmpeclor
T.
W.
l'aron
of
Prince
Hupert.
Oomtatde
Sinclair,
while
travcr-
jftlu;:
Hi'
wool
near
Yellowhead
mi
llu.
tumlre
of
Ji.npr
.'aUuoal
I'axk.
witnened
pari
of
iiiv
Pirvij;
tioi
.uic
uyu
which
ini'1
wm
inoriaiiy
injumi.
I
he
iiHMie
had
apparently
leen
ehaetl
fur
mile
by
the
wolf.
lSeliilntr
faliKpetl,
the
larirer
animal
fell
down
a
mountain
ide
and.
afii-r
lieing
further
liarra'-ed
hy
Ihe
wolf,
went
down.
AhiKil
(hi
lime,
the
ofllrer
hap-
iiie)
hIoiis
and
Ihe
wolf
made
off.
The
moose
had
been
able
to
kcf-p
Ihe
aicrrnMir
olf
but
hi
ley
were
broken
und
he
wa
badly
lareraleal
otherwise
that
Ihe
oflierr
eoilMdered
it
but
liieiriful
lo
pul
a
bullrl
Ihrough
hif
h'-ad.
REV.
DR.
SANDFORD
CONSERVATIVE
SPEAKER
Will
Aid
W.
J.-
Bowser
In
Stumping
Country
and
If
Successful
to
Get
Cabinet
Position
VICTIHIIA.
May
2.
-One
of
the
slump
orators
011
the
Oinsena-live
side
during
the
forthcoming
election
eampaimi
is
lo
be
Hev.
A.
M.
Sand
ford,
Melhodis!
min
ister
and
president
of
Columbia
College.
Ihe
Methodist
school
al
New
Westminster.
)r.
Sand
ford
is
a
good
speaker
uud
il
is
suggested
here
that
should
the
parly
be
successful
al
Ihe
polls,
he
will
be
given
a
position
in
the
next
cabinet,
probably
as
minister
of
education.
Waller
Owen,
son
of
Waller
Owen,
assistant
superintendent
of
Provincial
police,
is
in
his
second
year
law
in
Vancouver.
Me
has
become
prominent
during
the
past
year
as
Premier
of
the
Boys'
Parliament
and
he
fre-tiuenlly
gives
addresses
in
Vancouver.
Waller.
Jr.
received
his
elementary
education
in
the
Prince
lluperl
public
schools.
New
International
Conference
Proposed
by
Great
Britain
for
Settlement
German
Reparations
ii)l)0
May
2.
Premier
Theimis
and
Foreign
Minister
(,OiOu.
I
......
:
I
!..,
I,.tl
.,1-1,1
f...
II,.,
,iri,,.oi
of
CONTROL
OF
MONEY
BAGS
rrm
a.i.i
.Kknr
I
SJl
Utl
WW
txfUKW-
I
I
much
Djts
if
COS1
H
cfr
fi.fnf
D
uiVii'?
r
vri
ri
'--
'--
ww
ww
'
'
"I
I'ni
ivii
a
i
e
-
V
1
aa
,
A
jH'tiWcr
al
Hie
Proviut'ial
meeting
here
Wednefday
ktated
one
reau
why
they
chose
General
Mcllae
at
leader
va
because
of
his
wealth.
Liberal
Bill
Defeated
by
Labor
Government
in
British
Parliament
Now
Looks
Like
War
Between
Allied
Groups
in
Old
Country
and
Possible
Election
I.OMMJN,
May
2.
The
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
rejeeled
by
a
vole
of
'SM
to
115
the
projKjrlioiial
representation
hill
Hiiisored
hy
the
Liberals.
The
government's
nou-aeeepl-aiice
of
Hie
Liberals'
"ultimatum"
demanding
Mipiorl
for
their
proiMirlioiial
representation
electoral
hill
is
declared
hy
many
political
writers
to
be
regarded
as
a
rebuff
and
challenge
lo
Ihe
Asttiilhiaus.
The
laller,
il
is
staled,
may
now
be
expected
to
lei
loose
Iheir
threatened
intensive
campaign
in
opposition
to
the
government
and
to
tighten
the
grip
Ihey
claim
to
hold
on
the
.
mouse
of
Commons.
CALIFORNIA
TRAVEL
4
HAS
BEEN
CUT
OFF
Will
Affect
Tourist
Business
of
Washington
State
and
British
Columbia
I
i
i
i
SILXTFl.i;
May
2.
The
tourist
business
to
the
stale
of
Washington
and
southern
British
Columbia
will
be
severely
handicapped
this
year
by
the
prevalence
of
fool
and
mouth
disease
in
California
and
Oregon.
North
llMlltllls
Of
llelgiuni
m
rnni
nine
m?i
ne"i
i
mv
(--
u
......
eertuiniiig
Hi"
views
of
Hie
guvermneiit
in
regurd
lo
methods
bound
travel
will
lo
a
large
ex
f
milking
Hie
Dawes
reparation
pluti
errcclive.
neigian
etms-jieni
be
cut
oil
ami
in
usuut
111-1
.
..re
assuming
Hie
role
of
go-between
in
the
allied
negu-flux
or
tourlxls
will
be
slnyed.
iTt
TUc
-itws
will
still
bring
ns
veeordiiig
to
Hie
Hrilish
view,
the
negotiations
should
tukejtheir
quoin
and
Hie
roads
from
..
,'.
r
,,
new
international
conference.
lhe
east
will
be
nftieh
frequented
It
is
believed
here
(hut
the
resiiH
of
Hie
conference
would-bul
a
good
deal
of
Ihe
travel
In
U
1
a
busiites-
ufreeniviil
uuhuiupered
by
bitter
feelings.'-
Uho
past
has
been
from
California.
c
This,
it
is
slated,
will
bring
nearer
the
fall
of
the
government
which
is
the
RADIO
RADIO
SET
SET
BEING
BEING
.
favorite
topic
of
some
political
FORWARDED
HERE
FOR
COMPETITION
Word
was
recejvd
from
Ottawa
last
night
(hat
the
radio
set
which
is
to
1k
the
firsl
prixe
in
the
school
essay
competition
on
"Save
Ihe
Forest
Week"
is
being
forwarded
lo
llio
Haily
News
by
Ihe
Northern
Kleclric
Company
of
Montreal.
II
is
said
lo
be
a
flue
set
and
a
prise
well
worth
i
writers.
REPUBLIC
OF
GREECE
WAS
INAUGURATED
Provisional
President
and
Cabinet
Attend
Singing
of
Te
Deum
and
Oath
ATHENS,
May
The
re-public
of
Greece
was
Inaugurated
yesterday
by
the
singing
of
a
solemn
Te
Deum
In
the
Cathedral
where
the
provisional
president
and
cabinet
ministers
attended.
The
oath
of
fidelity
to
the
republic
was
administered
to
the
army
and
thousands
of
citizens.
COMMUNISTS
FIRED
ON
ITALIAN
SOLDIERS
MAY
DAY
CELEBRATION
LONDON,
May
2.--A11
exchange
despatch
from
Athens
says
it
Is
otllelally
announced
that
twelve
civilians
and
five
soldiers
were
wounded
in
n
May
Day
demonstration
which
'was
started
bv
communists
firing
on
soldierj.
Urges
that
Prince
Rupert
be
Made
Outlet
for
Peace
River
Instead
of
Cut
off
at
Brule
To
make
Prince
lluperl
the
outlet
for
the
Peace
Iliver
country
by
means
of
extension
of
the
Hdmuutuii
Uniivegaii
and
British
Columbia
Railway
to
vauderhoof
and
thus
over
the
Can
adian
.National
to
Prince
lluperl
is
strongly
urged
by
C
II.
Ihius-
more
of
Pom
e
Coupe
in
a
letter
lo
Ihe
hdtnonlou
Journal
this
week.
He
argues
thai
Prince
lluperl
is
the
natural
outlet.
fur
thai
country.
The
letter
follows:
Much
has
been
said
regarding
the
railroad
outlook
so
far
a?
u
concerns
ine
ieace
niver
country,
ine
imperative
neces
sity
of
a
road
into
hi.
country.)
of
course,
is
recognized
by
all
who
have
any
knowledge
of
the
territory
and
its
prospects.
Many
routes
have
been
proposed.
Sev
eral
have
actually
been
surveyed.
The
position
of
the
people
de
pends
011
the
route
which
will
be
selected.
For
instance,
if
the
Brule
cul-olT
gies
through
to
(irandc
Prairie,
then
only
Grande
Prairie
settlement,
and
districts
not
loo
far
from
Grande
Prairie,
will
benefit
by
the
shortening
of
the
route
to
the
coast.
Thus,
such
districts
as
Puuce
Coupe,
Walerhole,
Blueberry
and
fully
fifty
per
cenl
of
the
country'
traversed
by
Ihe
HO.
&.
B.C.
rail-!
aiadjgU'hein
even,
a
more
pre-1
carious
Jjrtsitioirttian
at
the
pre.
senf.
Only
Feasible
Route
'
The
only
feasible
route
which
will
materially
assist
the
whole,'
of
the
Peace
Itiver
block
will
be!
Ihe
extension
or
the
K.D.
&
B.C.
j
railroad
from
Spirit
Iliver,
Allal
iiiruugu
ine
rme
rasa
10
vau
it
will
make
the
il
I).
&
B.
C
which
has
been
going
behind
linaucially
since
Hie
completion
of
construction,
a
paying
road.
Many
inducements
have
been
offered
for
the
construction
of
the
Brule
cul-olT,
tic
coast.
The
second
was
the
tapping
of
Ihe
coal
fields',
lying
have
been
closed,
the
former
for
several
years,
Ihe
laller
for
one
year,
owing
lo
the
super-abundance
or
Hie
same
quality
coal
on
the
Mountain
Park
branch,
it
would
hardly
seem
good
Judg
ment
lo
encourage
(lie
spending
ing
from
Ihe
Orient
must
pass.
Prince
Hupert
on
its
way
to
Van
couver
and
then
return
from,
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert,
spending
about
four
days
(depending
on
the
speed
of
the
ship)
in
making-
the
trip.
At
the
same
lime
passing
up
the
best
natural
harbor
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Hearty
Approval
Bon.
Mr.
Graham's
action
in.
suspending
operations
on
the
Brule
cut-off
line,
until
the
railroad
requirements
of
the
whole
country
are
properly
investigated,
met
with
the
hearty
approval
of
a
good
niajurily
-of
Ihe
people
in
the
Peace
River
block.
PROGRESSIVES
ARE
NOT
DONE
BARGAINING
derhoof,
B.C..
then
on
the
OXJl.
.
I,.
Prior
Ilnorrl
If
II.
U
i.
.lour,"
noncr
rum-
wwno
ot-
nles
any
Bargaining
With
Liberals
'
DEFENDS
THE
BUDGET
OTTAWA.
May
2.
In
the
'
The
firsl.
of
Bouse
of
Commons
yesterday,
'
course,
was
to
relieve
the
Peace
Robert
Forke,
Progressive
leader,
Iliver
district
or
its
serious
need
'repudiated
the
suggestion
that;
or
a
railroad
oullet
to
the
Paci--there
had
been
any
bargaining:;
between
Progressives
and
any.
other
group,
alludlng'to
slate.
seventy
miles
to
the
north-west
menl
made
I"
Hie
House
and
at
or
Brule
mines.
The
firsl
has
other
places
thai
llic
l'rogrcs-alreaily
l-en
shown
inadequate
sives
had
bargained
with
the
lo
Ihe
requirements.
When
one
government
also
lakes
into
consideration
that!
Mr-
'rkp
repealed
the
state-Ihe
Blue
Diamond
mine
and
the'ments
made
at
the
opening
of
Brule
mines
in
this
dislrict.
uotU,le
session
thai
Progressives
ot
a
good
quality
bituminous
coal
would
support
the
government.
when
it
brought
down
Progres-;
ive
measures.
He
said
he
be--"
lieved
Ihe
budget
was
betlcr
tor
the
country
than
Hie
mere
gesture
indicated
in
the
WJoodworth
aiiin.idmenL
,
'H
anybody
in
this:
.
House.
or
more
money
lo
build
a
road,lhi"ks
',
ITo&resMve
move
for
Hie
purpose
of
gaining
arcessi
lo
a
product
already
over
sup
plied.
But
if
coal
must
be
proffered
as
an
inducement
to
build
this
road,
in
addition
to
relievcing
the
Peace
River
country,
then
look
to
the
west
or
Pouce
Coupe,
a
mat
ter
or
rrom
nrty
to
sixty
miles.
and
a
quality
and
quantity
of
coal
far
surpassing
that
of
the
lloppe
field
will
be
found.
Load
at
Prince
Rupert
Boats
would
load
at
Prince
Ru
ment
done,
he
is
atly
mistaken.
continued
Mr.
Forke.,
We
of
Ibis;
group
see-,
brighter
things
ahead,
MAY
DAY
WAS
VERY
QUIET
Absence
of
Flaring
Banner
Marked
Processions
in
London
This
Year
pert
lor
me
orient
insteaa
or,
i.,,i,,,v
vnv
i.,rnn,i.
Vancouver,
with
Peace
River
t.clebralion
of
"May
Day
was
dig-
gruius,
o,
which
a
saving
01
nriej
allj
peaceful.
Processions
from
three
to
Tour
days
could
be
through
the
nlreels
and
uVmon-inade
on
the
return
trip
or
llio
strauons
at
nyj0
l.ark
were
not
boals.
This
would
be
another
,..
...art,.,!
i,v
ihe
nsi.nl
flar.
point
Hint
would
greatly
Increase
banners.
Consciousness
t
Ihe
value
of
Peace
River
pro-
Labor's
new
found
dignily
on
duels.
Undoubtedly
Prince
Ru-W
government
benches
may
pen
woui.i
make
me
must
uesir--,ave
been
responsible
to
amo
inarm
obiaiuabie.
I
lie
actual
saving
of
mileage
for
Grand
Prairie
products
lo
Prince
Rupert
instead
of
by
way
of
Brule
lo
Vancouver
including
Ihe
some
degree
forVjlie
change
over
for
mer
years
BIRTH
I
A
daughter.
was
born
on
May
i
ocean
mileage,
would
amount
to
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Kodama
or
over
two
thousand
miles
.
Prince
Rupert
Cannery,
at
Ihe
Bi'ar
iu
nilnd
that
a
ship
com-
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
i