l
.
It.
BASEBALL
OPENS
COAST
LEAGUE
Seillls
Wins
First
Game
Against
Us
Angeles
and
San
Francisco
Beats
Portland
AX
I
IIANKISCI).
April
V.
-Tin
liitneliall
reason
on
Ihe
coat
led
teslerilay
with
four
t'.oal
l.raue
tallies
in
which
St-allle,
ti
l
i-aneiseo,
Oakland,
and
Ver-tsi::
were
victor".
The
earlier
KMini
s'iire
helnp
played
in
Ihe
?:ii!h
hH'aue
of
weather
conill-timi
.
M.oie
yeslerday
were
fillow:
l
"s
Anveles
5,
Seatlle
II.
acraineiilo
I.
Vernon
7.
Sail
Lake
i.
Oakland
H.
an
Kruuciseu
3,
portluml
2.
SHIPYARD
LOCKOUT
MAY
RP
TOMORRnW
WW
awnve)w
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
CHL0R0F0RMED
AVI
UIW'I''
BODY
-
Alttlf
II
Vote
Has
Been
Taken
at
South
mpton
and
Result
Depends
on
It
l-ONl(lN.
April
V.
Lockout
"itllces
which
will
close
nil
ship-lailldlng
nml
ship
repair
yards
In
"leal
Uiilaiu
and
liiru
100,000
Into
Ihe
list
of
Ihe
iiueui-Hoycd
unless
Ihe
Hoiilhamplou
worker
resume
work,
i"
due
lu
lake
effeet
lomorrow.
Whelher
Hie
slini.l
nun
rww.ni
ilininils
III).
"it
Iho
mo
result
result
of
or
the
he
ballot
ballot
laken
laKcn
FOUND
IN
OWN
HOME
Esquimau
Man
Mad
Army
Wask
Tied
Over
Head
and
Bowes
by
Side
VIC.TOHIA,
April
U.
Willi
an
,iny
mask
securely
lied
over
1.
1
.
li
mill
nml
two
eniply
hollies
nearhy.
H"
chloroformed
body
of
llernaril
O.
Iiuiiuoeh,
uo
jrwus
m
......
.....
r.iiiinl
in
his
homo
lo.
.lay
oa,.
Ho
was
a
civil
engineer
-
cn-
,,,k
k
ttl
,nt
"I
Huulhampton
yesterday
which
gaged
lu
ens
j"1
"oek-
1
h-
eouutcd
1n
Londou
today.
V.nwM
Mrs.
Itlaekluirn.
Peggy
O
Neill
.(axalile
laud
was
?
,2,i)
10.50.
Hint
another.
)
Tin;
climates
for
Ihe
year
on
All
remaining
i-ases
will
Im-,
which
Ihe
mill
rale
Is
luied
are
heard
here
by
Macistrale
Mai
.as
follows:
lory
NEWFOUNDLAND
TO
PROSECUTE
!
Squires
Will
Havo
to
Answer
to
Courts
For
Money
Shortage
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfhl.,
.pril
..
-
the
disposition
of
more
than
:'0U,000
shortage
in
the
acctmuls
of
Ihe
controllers
department
will
be
Iho
subject
of
a
govern-
lie-ill
investigation,
according
lo
ihe
Evening
Advocate,
the
official
organ
of
the
Warren
government.
The
advocate
iulimales
(hat
(he
department
of
justice
has
decided
to
prosecute
all
implicated
in
Ihe
recent
report.
Thi
win
lakou
lo
mean
Ihal
Sir
Hiehanl
Siiuires,
former
premier,
will
be
prose-ruled
on
Ihe
basis
of
the
Walker
Itoyal
Commission
f
I
u
d
1
n
g
against
him.
WEATHER
IS
NOT
EXPECTED
DELAY
FLYERS
TOMORROW
The
barometer
is
hiph
ami
steady
lodny
and
indications
point,
lo
good
wealher.
11
Is
not
considered
likely
that
weather
will
prevent
the
Unlled
Slates
airmen
from
Inking
olf
for
Silka
early'
tomorrow
morning.
I
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
FISHtfMARKET
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
Fled
Salmon,
While
Salmon,
Alaska
Orty
CotJ,
Hcd
Cod
Fillets,
Halibut,
fchrimps,
Third
Avenue.
Crahs.
Clams,
Kippers,
KIp.
Desl
of
Food
Good
Service.
percd
Salmon.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
noxes
for
Party
Use.
U
FRESH
MEATS.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
V(ll,
XIV
,
NO.
85
PMIXCE
HIPHUT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APPIl,
0,
U2'i.
Yttltratr
I
Clrculttlon,
1E23
tfrttt
Mitt
S42.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
COMF
fe
"'".f
f
LiLiM.
Aj
REPORT
Olf
REPARATIONS
TODAY
AMERICAN
FLYERS
AGAIN
DELAYED:
ELECTIONS
TO
TAKE
PLACE
MIDSUMMER
Flight
Delayed
until
Tomorrow;
Airmen
Not
Ready
in
Time
The
(ili.il
touch
lo
repair
of
Major
Martin's
mui'liiiic
wusj
r
"!
ul
(lit!
dry
thick
llti
morning
ul
0.50
ami
(lie
plane
wail
gll
15"
illtl
iov
1:11911111
n.p'.'.'p
.....
11.13
.......
PUlMll
I'NHJ
.(.
imji.
......
ui
U.
n
itw
,...
iiiiiiiiivri
....
1
1...
oVIock.
I....L
.1
it
......
.In..
derided
..I...
I
Il1.1t
(hat
It...
the
machine
.......
I.
U.a
could
......
A
....I
not
I
:
-
l:
twelve
wu
i;r
j:
imI
awl
refuelled
and
make
Hit
uel
Imp
to
Silku
without
fg
.
haticcs
uf
fim-liiii
iit
111
tin
ilark
u
1
1
-
take-off
of
the
I
1
d
Stales
nnmd-thc-world
Mjuadnju
will
lake
place
early
lo-:"-,is'
morning.
To
tlial
cud.
the
machine
i
being
prepared
Icntoon
ai.'l
the
t"tir
will
he
ready
by
the
time
now
up-
ELECTION
AT
j
JHIIMIf-tJ.
Kisru
nul
.
Uu
iiMirniri
fnun
;
Ma
itr
M
nrl
III
n
iiiitiiin.if
mtif
IlinCITMMCD
101
iht
inrliin-
lTllll.ll
Mil
lir.lX
would
lake
off
this
mornlnc
the
t
t
IT
IIAAI
M
t
departure
wm
lieinsf
awaited
by
"
"
HI
UAH
t'fncrully
and.
I
lie
hum
Will
Take
Place
Same
Time
as'
f
,lf
Illorili3
,,,,
UM,j
,,,,
Ber
Plebiscite
In
June
or
1
1
lure
a
largi-
assemblage
uf
July
Jiirrlatr
on
the
eommnndiug
.
-
'
jpoiiiN
around
Sl
Caw
p.
s,:,-
tal
lo
lail
New
Tlir
decilon
In
delay
the
take-
Vi
lUlllA.
April
V.
Tht
beer,
off
wiih
reached
at
conference
.
will
he
held
simullane-
of
the
nilols
on
the
ground.
ii
the
icrneral
rleclivH.
tt
Major
Martin
wa
for
puliln?
.
...-.1
1,
win-
ri.lli.uiiiir
fiiiHt
ofT
a
onn
a
iKtilllt
but
the
mot
irenM.n
the
i)ue.'opiuioa
uf
the
other
pilol!
a
'j
.iUlll
SOU
UIH
HloraUiy""'
wmjni
nui
iw
inir
m
ni-i
u'
-
of
thf
Heelten'
wflf
lenipt
Ihr
tllghl
to
!llka
lhf
af-u.
f..r
wme
llf
hut
it
Itihmhi.
II
would.
hae
Ireen
at
if
n.ilmiiiiier
June
or
leal
S
ucliHSk
when
.Major
.Mar.
;
,
i,Mj-
i,r
Hia
ihe
reirl
list
machine
would
Ih
ready
for
-
will
!
i-
rrady
unlll.tbe
air.
Al
1
11.311
I
h
i
nmriiinc
Hi
iiiik
uf
a
.iniiiHaioMMi
the
iiiiirhine
whleli
had
Ineii
a
.1
Itijmir
v..i-(
n
eoui-;ilainaKel
reiinei
from
r
.
of
Ihe
jjoM-rHiwenlVjlhe
dry
doek
pier
hy
Uoin
Ihe
i
Unv
Itaphl
develop-j
la
rze
eialie
and.
a
few
ininulc
i
we.
I
lie
arrival
in
Vle.!atfr.
Major
Martin
opened
up
on
...ri..u..nnl
l'.iu.uii.r
LI.
If.
I
llivlil
I'll.'
lilillie
looki
llll.irii..n.
...
...p.-.,...-
-
...
.
who
i.iierefiilly
argued.
lo
the
air
nicely
and
helmed
f
m
,
'.laneouo
Mile.
wU
wlille
iiyrnif
oer
inc
iowii
V'
of
Hie
chance
of
plan
i
ami
oauie
down
to
II
o
mooring
t
Haolieil
lo
I.iheral
chlef.;plaee
at
Seal
time
where
II
now
It
)iihnil
Ihe
province,
m
with
Ihe
olhet.
Hefuellinjr
Oc
lotd
to
uii-d
lieir
nr-'lhe
iiiarhllie.
which
Inelude
Ihe
i::-
r
'he
fiay
ihe
fKhI
iticaliiig
of'
oil
and
olher
e-
nenlial
thlajc,
woiil.l
nae
ianen
pndmhly
a
couple
of
liourx.
Weal
her
repot)
rerelvcl
al
nine
o'clock
were
favorahle.
II
wun
elomly
and
calm
at
Prince
Ituperl
with
viihillly
liood;
Sitka
reported
ch'ar.
calm
wcalher
wilh
Kood
vilhlllly
hut
Krlchlkan
re-porled
il
raluiiiK
and
calm
with
poor
Mclhility.
Fltrs
Were
Heady
ihe
flyers
r
In-eked
out
from
I
ln
Prince
Hupcrt
Hotel
nrim
and
early
lhl
moinlnif
and.
re
united
their
liaKare
lo
ineir
plane.
They
have
reMcrcil
nvaiii
Ihiii
aflemoon
lor
ine
night.
,
new
copper
plale
eownmr
.
.
.
i
i
.-i
..i..i
wan
mane
ai
inn
nr
""vr
in.intli-d
on
l.leut.
Wade'n
mach
ine
lo
replace
Ihe
almelmim
one
(hal
hlew
oir
into
ileep
water
on
Monday.
Major
Marl
In
expressed
M
apiireciallon
of
the
work
done
nt
the
dry
duck
for
the
cruiser-lie
ulo
referred
to
the
splendid
.erviee
Ihal
had
heen
given
hi
wiilv
hy
Jarvl.x
Mcf.eod.
local
lllwlit
icire.-enlallve
tHHHsHsslBBlBttBSB
Tsai'jaB:
JbbBbI
ssDssVsssssssls
MttKBB,
dtfiSfcSltity
jhBBBViBBBL
l
ni
h
i
Park
to
v
rniwil
greeted
the
Prince
or
W
ales
and
l
ie
I)i'ke
ol
Yoik
when
they
trh
the
Ireland
vs.
W
ales
rnplij
maleji.
Pho
imph
sho
Mr.
llnnwiy
Wales
mid
Ihe
l)uke
of
York
n
the
grandstand.
PORT
CLEMENTS
Cleanup
of
Llouor
Sellers
by
Police
Following
Liquor
Board
Activities
'
The
ai
has
fa
Urn
at
Port
Clcinriiiv
This
uioriiiiig
launch
I'uclii'ua
arrived
Itiiuic
frohl
there
briiuiulp
iimTiaclat
(Jier
"otli-
ccrs
piiier,
i
hi.
on
inu
ronuci
i
cliur'iil
with
sidling
are
.lo.eph-
iue
Itixseaux,
Alice
Hall,
and
Italic
Shannon.
A
man
named
Stewart
wae
unlawfully
Hi
po.
ses.ou
of
liipmr.
.lohu
tK-ker
is
ihargi'd
wilh
bavins;
a
still.
Four
girls
are.
charged
with
lii-inH
iumales
of
a
iliorilerly
'
houc.
llH-y
are
Itlanrh
I'onl
al
who
eouduelHl
a
raid
following
,s
Ihvpvliitiif
Ions
iif
liuuor
lioaril'
A
oiwralors
I
here,
ual
heritor
in
a
round
doii'n
alleged
law
lireakers.
j
v""s.
((car
hunlop
ami
William
'
pert.
Ilalie
uf
Prt
Clemenla
were!
""
bmuHlit
litre
by
the
police
chars-.
ni
wilh
selling
liii)or
and
will
he
tried
hen.
J.
Morgan
was
nui-j
vicled
and
smlem-eil
hyMalslrale
Mallory
lo
C
inoulhs
in
jail.
Others
!
3IRTHS
-.-
?
1
82,10.-1.02
as
against
1,024.751
in
10251.
This
bring
1
jlnlal
lax
.55
1,1
510.
rule
of
10
mri
s
Oil
a
total
value
of
taxable
land
of
M
entered
the
Cardiff
Arm
Macdonald.
the
Prince
of
jAXE
FALLS
AT
Reparations
Commission
Makes
Report
with
Recommendations
as
to
Conduct
of
German
Finances
PAItlS,
April
The
rejiort
of
Ihe
experts
who
have
lieeni
.
v
'w,
jeiigagitl
fb&-lhe.fuil'
lhreexnuiilln
itwlhe
task
Mift
a9eYlaiuiug
A
daughter
was
horn
lids
wtn-k'
(Jeriiiafiy'sVajwu-ily
to
pay
repartitions,
was
handed
lo
Ihe
repar-j
The
mill
rale
last
veac
was
12.7
nml
II...
Ii.lnt
valin.
..r.'"'"''
"w
?ll
by
France
Ueneral
adiuiuislralton0(i,-.,HJ.j'.'
Engineer'!
Dept.
Health
Dvpl
Pulilie
Works
....
Sewers
I'ire
Deparlmeut
ol
lee
Dept
chpols
Special
Hales
...
:i,:no.txi
13.5(111.011
2.!72.nn
2.0(10.(1(1
1
7.
1
52.00
13,5185.00
751,5182.00
70.050.00
1
tnlal
20.:j
10.02
l.i-ss
II.
T.
P.
Taxes
(l(l,5l0)
and
esll-
maled
reeoiols
$07.-
175
j
108.175.00
Total
lo
raise
..
.I82.IC5.02
General
Estimates
The
estimates
for
general
administration
totalling
G0.28D.o2
are
as
follows:
Salaries,
Treas.
Dept.?
1
2.570.00
Assessor
5)00.00
Council
indemnities
....
5l.0O0.O0
PI'g.
and
Slal'y
...
..
1,500.00
Fuel,
Waler,
Lighl,
.
etc
'Travelling
expenses.
Election
expenses
Auditor
.lauilor
'..
Fidelity
Ponds,.
Legal
expenses
.
Hoard
i(f
Trade
Exhibition
.........
Hospital
Entertainment
.
Heading
room'.
..
Puhlio
library
.
Contingencies
...
Insurance
U.S.
Exchange
...
2,500.00
000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,320.00
T
oo.oo
.
500.00
'
000.00
1,500.00
8,500.00
500.00
700.00
2,703.80
2,500.00
000.00
o.rtoo.oo
(Continued
on
pago
sis)
NO
ANNOUNCEMENT
ON
SHIP
YET
MADE
EUREKA
STRUCK
ROCK
AND
SANK
Fishing
Boat
Is
Total
Loss
But
Occupants
Picked
up
and
Brought
Here
MeDaknlla
and
sank
yesterday
and
Is
a
total
loss,
Is
the
word
brought
here
by
life
Taplovv
last
night.
Two
man
who
were
In
Ihe
fishing
boat
were
picked
up
and
brought
here.
'The
Eureka
Is
well
known
here
and
has
fished
halibut
al
times.
Chief
ofk
PoliceWj
11..
Vickers
Is
qou
fined
lo
his
homo
wilh
a
severe
cold.
I
.1
Ihe
reluru
lo
(5erman
eeon-
lomie
control
of
iiutir
ami
itiitnc-
I
Stabiliiation
of,
Herman
cur-
rency
ty
means
of
a
loan
of
800,-
-'
,
000.000
gold
marks
and
Ihe
crea
Tenders
for
the
C.N.
It.
Alaska
sleatner
were
opened
at
noun
yelerday
in.
Montreal
but
no
announcement
was
made,
according
lo
a
telegram
received
al
the
Canadian
National
Halfway
Prince
Hupe'rl
Shipyard
from
.1.
II.
Pillsbury.
manager,
who
is
in
Montreal.
tion
of
tt
gold
bank
of
emission.
The
return
of
Herman
capital
that
left
Ihe
country
with
the
collapse
of
the
mark.
Priority
of
reparations
payments
to
France
in
so
far
as
the
cost,
of
her
armies
of
oreupation
are
concerned.
Assurance
foe
France
of
Ihe
slowly
but
steadily
increasing
paynienls
of
Germany
under
ailed
supervision.
.
j
Protection
for
France
against'
mii
adverse
exchange
of
trade
bal-
d
!nnce
thai
might
result
from
i
4
.cautious
dcrman
payments.
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
lAmerlcan
Caught
Fish
Sixteen
Cents
This
Morning
and.
Salmon
23
Cents
in-
SOARING
ONCE
MORE
Halibut
prices
are
beginning
lo
soar
again,
especially
American
Irnughl
fish.
This
morning
one
boat
sold
as
hiutt
as
10.
10c.
Sal.
That
the
small
trolling
boat
,'
nso
sold
well,
a
good
con-Eurcka
of
Seallle
bound
for
Kel-Lignment
fetchlnir
23
cenls.
chikau
struck
a
rock
north
uf
Sales
were
follows-
American
Boats
Kodlafc,
15,000,
to
Cold
Storage,
al
I5.30o
and
5c.
Atlantic.
20,000,
to
Atlln
fish-cries,
at
tC.lOo
and
5c.
Canadian
Boats
:Maud,
2,500,
Alliance,
.7,000,
halibut
at
13c
and
Gc.
LABOR
FORCED
I
.
DROP
A
BILL
Ramsay
Macdonald
Says
Will
Adopt
Private
BUI
Securing
Similar
End
ANTI-ST3IKE
REFUSED
LONDON.
April
9.
Having
hcen
forced
to
ilrup
the
government
rents
bill
for
the
time
being.
Premier
Macdouald
announceij
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
the
government
would
adopl
the
bill
of
Krnest
Simon,
Liberal,
known
a
the
"Prevention
i
Evictions
Hill."
He
said
the
government
would
give
this
bill
"all
facilities
to
insure
progress,
af-jlcr.
being
subjected
ii)
committee
to
additions
and
amendments,
which
he
thought
would
prove
satisfactory
to
all
sides.
Leave
was
asked
by
(ionjon
Hall
Caine,
Conservative,
to
introduce
a
bill
to
make
sympathetic
lockouts,
and
strikes
illegal.
The
chamber
declined
to
do
this
by
a
vole
of
220
lo
131.,
FOURPUMPSON
WRECKED
BOAT
Vancouver
lu
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
auous
t-oninnsioti
today.
Two
committee?,
under
the
cliair-j
Irwin.
.
nianship
of
Hrigndier
(ienenil
Charles
(i.
Dawes
and
lU-ginald
w..,,
Kji
M,m
i,.i
i.
son
was
lmni
April
7
al
McKenua
resnectivelv.
have
irone
as
deenlv
into
the
inlricacies
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II.
I).
lassie
of
Priin-i-
llu-
Ihe
task
"as
businessmen
anxious
to
obtain
effective
results."
j
llecogiiiziug
the
obligation
of
(Serinauy
lo
pay
unll
declaring
Expenditures
on
Public
Works
and
other
Departments
of
Civic
Government
shown
in
Estimates
Ihal
she
has
the
resources
with
which
to
pay.
(he
experts
insist
thai
if
lierniany
does
pay
she
iniisl
have
her
hands
free
to
exploit
her
economic
resources.
in
i..
it....
i..
;
Beached
for
Temporary
Repairs
The
salvage
tug
Nauoosu
is
still
standing
by
the
Admiral
Hodman,
stranded
on
the
mainland
in
Orcnvillq,
Channel
opposite
Point
Calvert
and
two
and
a
half
miles
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M(U(l
of
,;,oso,
l!iland
lions
provide
as
follows:
,
Threc
ixitlc
,,um
atl(J
one
Itehef
for
(.ermany
for
two
ei,.IlUnch
)Um.,
,,av
bwn
,,ace
ei,r
r1rol,
"P"r"
l-aymj-nia,
ab(,an
ie
vpssel
ani,
,iejr
are
The
lolul
uni'jiiut
to
lie
raised
liv
Ihe
cily
lliis
jear
through
ll",!,e
u
1,e
,ak,pn
care
.
?
3
taking
the
water
out.
Her
stem
general
laxalion,
exclusive
of
Ihe
ti.T.P.
auiulal
laxes
fixed
l,v.ru'-,'P"
lua"
"
a
la
on
im
us-
is
(
u.
wa
r
u(
aM
.niugi-s
'
Ihe
agrcetneul
al
0,SU
ami
estimaled
receipts
placed
al
.tl7,tli5,j,ri,
al
'"M''
mm-produclive.
UJc
shorly
all
attempt
will
be
icr
present
position
ami
she
will
be
beached
so
I
hat
temporary
re-
jpairs
may
be
made
in
order
that
she
may
be
taken
south.
There
Is
no
room
in
the
dry
dock
here
for
her.
The
Hodman
is
in
a
very
awk-.ward
position
and,
if
tt
is
possi-llile
to
salvage
her
at
all,
it
will
be
a
difficult
task.
CHURCH
UNION
FAILS
ONTARIO
Bills
Withdrawn
From
Private
Committee
of
TO
HON
TO,
April
0.
The
Church
I'njoii
bill
was
withdrawn
from
the
private
bills
committee
iof
the
Ontario
Legislature
this
ac""
means
that
Fetch
mere
win
oe
no
t.iiurcn
union
legislation
go
through
Ihe
Ontario
Legislature
litis
session.
MAIL
AIR
SERVICE
VICTORIA-VANCOUVER
PLANNED
IN
CAPITAL
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
Investigating
Possibility
of
Establishing
Route
VICTOMA,
April
V.-r
Pnrnr
ger
and
mail
air
service
between
Victoria
and
Vancouver
mjay
soon
materialize
if
th
tilans
of
Ihe
Volunleer,
0.000,
plop,
1,000,
all
chamber
of
commerce,
which
has
lo
lioolh
Fisheries
at
!3o
and
0c,
appointed
a
committee
to
luves-The
Taplovv'
.sold
1,000
red
,galc
are
found
feasible.
It
would
salmon
at
23e
and
100
pounds
of.b,.
the
first
service
of
it
kin.)
I..
(Canada,
It
was
staled.