r
p,
n.
FISH
:
MARKET
Prime.
Baby
Uccf,
I.utiib,
rrculi
l'ork,
Fowls
am
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
Ilomo-Mado
Sausage
Daily.
Phone
671,
VOL
XIV,,
NO.
IQO.
SHIP
I.
,
'.
''Hi
IIIMi
Wi'.l
Ylruiuia
H
A
few
minute
aHer
law"
where
he
discussed
the
local
HuHn
with
the
member.
Fred
if
"l
miner
went
lo
work
Hruwood
mine
of
lite
'ork
and
with
ministers
of
the
a
SpH
Corporation
this
crown.
1
R.rn
m
Inn
PMtnapAtll
j
il
lniririi
Hllillislllll
lir.l
,
-
-
he
MiirkiiiK1
'Hie
fati
I
mrii
m
unknown.
W
HILINO.
Ajiril
1H
.
tuler
.
M
'Ii
ui
line
hundred
miner
ihIm'iI
iy
all
eiphisdon
in
i
hp
of
the
WliPi'liiip
I
'U'lioi
aliiin
n
BciiwikmI
line
a
few
niinules
nfleri
wiiii
to
vvork
this
ni"rnfiiK.
v
l
eulile
lo
the
iiiImc
were
l
by
fall
f
rock
and
dirt.
1
h
i.n
m
fjdi
for
Hie
enlrap-
'
i:;jiifis
fur
Hie
mine
i
on
a
I
'hey
would
be
choked
by
il'
adly
fume.
V
IN
liklIVHIill
ilAi
1
M
MI
M
&
II
111
IJL
WHEN
HUNTING
i
Was
One
of
Crew
of
Schooner
DuKbury
Trading
Into
Arctic
Ocean
NMMI..
,iiii
;h.
(hie
man
of
I
Iip
(ia
of
the
schuniuT
Dux-IrailjiiK
into
Hip
Arctic
from
sat
Km
nc
i
co,
perished
In
Hip
'
'mi
mi
land
hut
which
member
unknown,
nt'conling
to
word
r
i'
veil
hpie.
The
Duxbuiy
left
here
on
Auaust
,1
but
got
only
as
Tar
as
I
laxnlan
Island.
Die
nut
ii
nerlshed
In
a
storm
which
ramc
up
whilo
three
of
1be
ineinlipi
of
the
crew
were
IninMna
caribou.
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Tuke
notice
llial
Sevenlh
Avenue
will
be
closed
on
Wednesday,
April
ait.
be-Iwpen
Me
Bride
and
Bowser
SI
reel
and
betw
een
Bowser
SI
reel
and
Hays
iove
Circle
on
Tuesday,
May
o.
As
this
street
will
be
closed
for-
several
weeks
residents
arn
re-'Piesled
to
procure
Iheir
necessary
supidy
of
coal,
el
F.
W.
Pearson,
City
F.nglneer.
.
4,
4.
Mr.
iMWoon
says
ay
inai
iiic
mihic
wet
l
In-coinuiK
more
prosperous.
(In
Hie
train
on
which
he
Irawllnl
there
were
three
car
loads
of
flue
iinmivrunls.
men
that
looked
us
if
Ihcy
would
make
jihhI
pltprs.
Hi
i
and
Hie
rn-enil
itnproveiipmt
of
business
would
make
Hip
vvesl
prosperous.
Dirussln?
this
subjept
rur-llier,
Mr.
Dawson
pxprped
Hip
opinion
b.i't'd
on
obsprvaluui
thai
pari
of
Hie
country
Ilia
I
did
IIiiiij:
for
themseUe
were
most
prospprous.
The
Marinp
Provinces
had
ahvajs
ipiemi'd
upon
Hip
governnipnl
lo
do
IhiiiKs
for
llicm
and
the
rcsiill
was
thai
Ihcy
co
iiowheiv.
The
prosress
of
a
city
or
province
depended
on
the
activity
of
the
teople
who
lived
there
ami
who
made
It
what
It
was.
That
was
plearly
shown
iu
Oulario
and
Vnebee
where
Hie
people
hail
plenty
of
initiative
and
also
ju
Vancouver.
Covern-
uienls
were
bound
to
help
those
who
helped
themselves.
SCOHISH
ASKING
FOR
PARLIAMENT
Resolution
Was
Supported
Both
Labor
and
Liberal
Members
by
LONDON,
April
2H.
-
Four
olasKow
labor
member
or
tne
House
oT
Commons
and
several
prominent
Liberals
supported
a
resolution
ndopled
al
a
(Hasgow
ileinonslraHon
on
Saturday
call-
jiur
for
the
estalilishmcnl
oi
a
Scollish
parliament.
BURNS
IS
CHOSEN
AS
GOOD
CITIZEN
CITY
OF
VANCOUVER
VA.NF.OL
VF.lt,
April
limns.
B.A.,
for
years
prin
cipal
of
the
Normal
School
here
hn
been
elioseu
as
iiiniuimi
i
"good
cllUen"
for
1021.
Ho
will
he
presented
with
Hip
Native
Sous
or
B.C.
Appreclaliuu
Day
Medal,
emblemallo'of
comnwinlty
servlco
.
PubForlbft
for
lae
Dally
New.
June
inslead
of
Koinjr
south
to
Vancouver
and
Ihenee
hast,
this
port
on
landing
places
and
air
harbors
on
the
roule.
Between
here
ami
I'.iliiumlon,
il
is
likely
one
stop
will
be
made.
The
route
direct
Fast
from
Prince
Huperl
i
nearly
00
miles
shorter
than
by
going
via
Vancouver
mid
southern
H.Csani
Alberla.
The
pa,ss
through
the
llocky
Mounlains
al
Yellowhead
is
also
lower
and
II
Is
said
thai
I
here
are
more
lakes
enroule
lo
offer
emergency
lauding
places.
HORSES
AND
GOATS
BURNED
IN
BARN
VANCOL'VF.H,
April
VK.
Five
horses,
a
herd
of
goats,
a
large
Ouaulity
of
hay
and
Implements
In
a
barn
owned
by
M.
llicklon,
a
farmer'near
Coiiulllam,
were
ile-slroyed
iu
a
fire,
the
loss
rrom
xvbU'b
.amounted
to
St.,000.
mtim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCF.
HL'PF.HT,
B.C.,
MOM
JAY.
APHIL
28,
I02i.
Here
is
a
study
ui
Hie
change
the
Children's
Aid
Society
can
effect
on
two
unfortunate
little
waifs
who
have
been
leJI
alone
in
Die
world.
The
photograph
on
the
right
was
lukeu
twenty-Tour
hours
after
the
one
on
the
left
at
the
children's
shelter
iu
London,
OtiUno.
SLEEPINQ
SICKNESS
ftAPIOLY
INCREASING
IN.BRITAINi
JODAY
LONDON.
April
18.
The
rajiid
iireai
of
sleeping
ic
kin's
in
lireat
Britain
is
rnu-iiu
considerable
alarm.
Iu
January
there
were
75
eases,
in
February
217
and
iu
March
ttJH.
Tlje
first
three
weeks
of
this
iiioiiIIi
show
a
very
greal
inei-ease
for
I
here
w
ere
I
lieu
OilO
cilses
NORTH
ROUTE
FOR
AVIATORS
British
Flyers
Will
Como
This'
Way
Unless
Report
is,'
I
nless
Hie
report
or
Fliisbt
Lieutenant
Fail
Mcl.cod,
who
is
lo
mike
an
inspection
-of
the
roule
Ibis
week.
Is
very
unfavorable
it
Is
almost
certain
thai
Hie
British
round
Hie
world
aviators
;
will
wo
Fast
rrom
Prince
lluperi
ufler
arriving-
from
the
north
In;
Officials
Are
Pleased
With
Completion
of
Contract
on
is
the
announcement
inai
was
.rIm.ry
(
anadian
National
iiiaile
al
Vancouver
at,
the
end
jitnWil-
superinlendeut
al
IIk.
of
Hie
week.
Igina,
who
has
been
transferred
l.ietil.
Mcl.eod,
Vifler
jfirriviiurl(o
prnoe
Unperl.
nt
Prince
lluperi.
will
visit
Hazel-
:
;
s
ton,
J-orl
i
raser
ami
i.uip.
i.ake
cnriltcnM
UAV
UAC
north
of
Fdniontoii
and
will
re-,0lVHJUTi
DA
I
nftj
Stufd'
Circulation
1721.
Canadian
Scottish
this
City
TIiom'
who
are
in
a
position
lo
know
stale
(hat
Hie
work
done
on
Hie
Canadian
(iovernmeiit
Merchant
Marine
steamer
Canadian
.Scollish,
which
is
being
taken
off
Hie
pontoons
al
Hie
(iauatliaii
National
drydock
here
Ibis
afternoon,
constitutes
one
of
Ihe
finest
slop
repair
job
ever
carried
out
in
the
urovince.
All
the
work
has-
been
inspected
by
Albert
Furrow,
ste.im-
boal
inspector,
and
V.
K.
Baillie,
inspector
for
the
UU.M.M:
I'hey
expressed
lhcmelcs
as
very
pleased
indeed
nol
onlv
with
the
speed
of
Hie
work
bill
with
Ihe
quality.
This
view
was
con
I.
A.
MacPHERSON
SHIPPING
ACTIVITY
Frolghter
Frogner
Sailed
New
York
Yesterday
and
Caplo
on
Berth
For
Orient
-
TJie
Norwegian
freighter
Frogner
left
Swansou
Bay
al
noon
yesterday
with
a
cargo
of
Ituii-
her
Tor
New
York.
piloted
out
by
dipt.
II
She
was
L.
Itober-
sou
of
Vancouver.
During
the
night
the
rrcigliter
CupM
.arrived
al
Swiuisott'
Bay,
lo
lake
Ihe
berth
ol
the
Frogner
and
load
for
the
Orient.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
on
April
27
al
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
General
Hospital
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon
or
Ihe.
'Hand
curred
iu
by
W.
A.
Wallace,
re-preenlative
of
the
British
Corporation,
marine
underwriters.
The
job
on
Ihe
Scutlish
was
completed
within
the
forty
days'
time
limit
and
credit
for
its
successful
carrying
out
goes
to
Clen
McMillan,
architect,
and
It.
Jones,
foreman
at
the
yard.
The
officers
and
crew
of
the
Scollish
arrived
from
Ihe
south
on
Ihe
Cardeua
last
nishl
and
il
was
hoped
this
morning
that
sh
would
gel
away
lo
Vancouver
before
dark
today.
Capt.
Forscn
will
be
iu
command.
The
next
voyage
of
the
Scottish
will
bo
to
Australia.
DIFFERENCES
IN
CABINET
Ramsay
Macdonald
Rocalled
to
Preside
During
Discussion
on
Budget
I.ONDON,
April
28.
Premier
Macdonald
cancelled
some
'of
his
jengageinenls
to
speak
In
Wales
iu
order
to
preside
at
he
meeting
of
the
cabinet
on
the
subject
For,
of
the
budget
tomorrow
morning.
Differences
have
apparently
arisen
among
ministers
on
Ihe
proposed
abolition
of
(he
Mc-
jKenna
duties
and
iu
some
iuar-
ters
it
is
predicted
that
a
crisis
may
arise
over
Hie
Muestion.
BIG
TANKER
IS
DUE
HERE
THIS
EVENING
J.
A.
Moffatt,
CapL
Ober,
Arrlv
Ing
at
6
O'clock,
Has
Full
Cargo
of
Fuel
Oil
For
Local
Tanks
The
Standard
Oil
Co.'s
big
tanker
J.
A.
Moffalt,
Cup!.
Ober,
is
due
here
tonight
al
0
o'clock
with
a
roll
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanks.
The
vS?cl
is
coming
from
California
:
;
StfMt
tttu,
472.
This
Is
the
lasl
week
for
completing
the
essay
for
the
llaily
News
Competition
the
first
prize
for
which
is
a
two
step
radio
set
worth
about
Stl'u.
The
subject
of
t
Ii
r
essay
must
haveo
do
willi
protection
of
Ihe
forests
Troiii
Bre.
Word
has
been
received
in
Hie
city
Hint
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo,
minister
of
lauds,
is
leaving
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Huperl
Thursday
or
this
week
and
is
due
to
arrive
bvre
on
Saturday.
He
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Hood
Service.
Private
Boxes,
for
Parly
Use.
'Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
mm
IS
LIKELY
TO
COME
HERE
DAWSOH
TELLS
PEOPLE
HERE
NOT
TO
WORRY
ABOUT
EUVATOR
QUESTION
Awaiting
Settlement
Details
of
Contract
Construction
of
Ship
F.
G.
Dawson
says
was
Conceded
to
Prince
Rupert
but
Changes
in
Minor
Matters
Necessitated
Delay.
'Th
I'onlrarl
for
Hie
t-oiitruetiou
of
Hie
Alaska
steamer
i...
i..
n.:
i
..ri..
ii
..r
il...
i....
.
'
uiii'i'iii'i
i
ill
itiim
r
iiuiirri
11111-r
nil'
iiiitriiiiiu
ill
nil-
u
nun
s
f
Montreal
liul
owing
hi
clu.nge
in
the
tlet.iil
of
t
lie
work
no
R
.il
Ittiw
.
(
ttait
bitiiAil
mill
iiiifil
il
ik.
.iirnml
il
i'iiitifil
1m
.it
.
iiu
i
s
i
ai
riniivii
uiiu
i
t
"ifiii
!
vhiimu
s.
I
...I..
I.
II,
-.1
II...
vliil
In
I..,
l.llill
l.i.r,.
"
'I'luil
w?..
Ill,'
::;
it
ulaleii
by
F.
H.
Dawson
lo
Ihe
Daily
News
this
moru-1
1
c
said,
however,
thai
lie
did
not
doubt
fur
one
moment
'"
the
ship
would
In
built
here.
M
Dawson
w.i
1
1
1
1
1
1
enthusiastic
over
Hie
prospects
for
n
minrrn
akk
M
11111
1U1
1L
A
A.A
1
M-A
PROBABLY
DEAD
nirisiMd
in
mini
nair
wnn
Ing.
Virginia,
and
Utile
Hope
M
M
I
All
Of
Ming
mivv
llii
iorl
u
ml
said
local
people
did
mil
need
lo
worry
over
the
elevator
situation
fur
II
wu
well
in
hand.
There
no
opposi
tion
in
tli
Fail
Dial
he
could
dirovrr
lo
building
an
elevator
here.
1'veryone
recogiiitrd
thai
Prince
lluperi
wu
hound
lo
he
a
urain
shipping
kiH.
While
in
the
Kal
Mr.
Hwnn
attended
tinseling
of
the
direct
ors
of
Canadian
National
Hallway
in
Montreal
and
also
visited
Ol
French.
Aviator
Making
Fine
Record
and
it
is
Expected
he
May
Overtake
Stuart
MacLaren
PA
IlKS,
April
28.
French
aviation
authorities
are
greatly
j
pleased
al
u
record
breaking
performance
of
Lieutenant
P.
Doisy,
Tmicli
aviator,
who
arrived
al
Aleppo,
Syria,
Saturday,
in
a
!
flight
from
Paris
lo
Hie
Near
F.asL
He
leTl
Paris
Thursday
and
'ui
two
days
covered
more
than
Iialf
the
distance
negotiated
by
iSluart
MacLareu,
Hie
British
globe
flyer,
in
a
month
and
a
day.
H
is
hoped
here
Hint
Doisy
will
overtake
Hie
Englishman
be
lore
Hie
end
of
April,
lie
experts
to
make
daily
hops
of
two
thousand
metres
without
refueling.
the
secret
of
Doisy
success
in
making
long
flights
is
the
use
of
f
T&TIrif
IMP
AT
a
newly
invented
caiburreler
UJl
YlilLLlllj
Ul
ui
ii
ciiiijvis
mn
iiiijiui
iu
inriciup
100
horsepower
on
a
minimum'
igasolinc
supply,
j
LAST
WEEK
OF
PRIZE
ESSAY
COMPETITION
CENOTAPH
WAS
iiumnropiirr
Military
Present
Among
25,000
Who
Attended
Services
at
Vancouver
,
VANCOUVKIl,
April
2.
In
the
presence
or
23,000
people
or
Greater
Vancouver,
Mayor
Owen
yesterday
afternoon
unveiled
a
cenotaph
j?rj?clcd
on
Victory
Sauare
by
the
Vancouver
citizens
r.ssny
iiitfsl,H
sen
I
-
to
"
Irt
t
he
t
rteliHirxilVancou
vr
knen
the
Daily
News
on
or
be-
and
women
who
died
in
tho
fore
uiiiluighl
of
Saturday
or
be
mailed
that
iiiht
lo
Hie
i'dilor
of
Ihe
Daily
News.
Ks
says'
will
be
judged
here
ami
Ihe
winning
essay
will
he
forwarded
lo
Ottawa
to
compete
in
the
Dominion
competition.
MINISTER
COMING
VISIT
DSTRICT
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Will
go
to
Islands
and
Interior
Befora
Returning
South
Great
War.
j
Following
the
dedicatory
ecr-
vices
and
the
unveiling
ceremony
hundreds
or
Horal
wreaths
were
placed
al
the
base
or
the
mc-
mortal.
llx-senicemoii
and
military
ut
ficers
and
men
took
part
iu
the
proceedings.
.
I
Thu
ceiiolnoli
is
;ill
fiwl
lil;'l.
and
was
erected
al
a
cost
or
$13,-
000.
It
is
similar
in
design
to
the
cenotaph
Loudon.
at
Whitehall
in
NUDES
COERCE
D0UKH0BORS
Prevent
Houses
Being
Used
Schools
by
Threatening
With
Fire
as
will
proceed
at
once
lo
Anvox
NFLSON,
April
IU,
In
u
letter
and
Alice
Arm
and
Troiu
there'0
Premier
Oliver
Peter
Verigin,
will
go
to
tjueen
Charlotte
Is-'president
or
the
Christian
pom-lands,
lunching
al
a
nuniLer
0r
m,mil"
Universal
Brotherhood,
points.
stales
(hat
"Nudes"
as
Ihe
ran-
lt,.iii-i,
,...
1,,.,.,,
i,.
H..11..1....
atics
are
called,
are
llire:iliiiliiD
,
..,
p,
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i
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.
p,
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II.
n
lkft..1.l...l
I
I
win
proceeu
to
ine
interior,
pos,
'
"um
ui
nouMiouors
uweiung
sibly
attending
the
Liberal
con-'lllM1,'P!l
H
their
use
for
school
vention
at
llazelton
on
May
15
purposes
is
permitted.
He
states
before
returning
lo
Victoria.
COCKER
DECLARES"
MANSON
IS
AFRAID
TO
RUN
IN
OMINECA
VICTOH1A,
April
28.
Samuel
Cocker
of
Vanderhool,
Ihe
candidate
or
the
Conservatives
or
the
Omineca
constituency,
has
been
saying
here
that
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-b
son
is
"scared
to
run
against
him"
and
prophesying
that
he
will
run
in
some
other
constituency.
He
has
been
telling
Ihe
people
that
no
mailer
what
happens
he,
Cocker,
Is
sure
of
being
elected.
JAP
MINISTER
DIES
TOKIO,
April
28.
Baron
III.
kokiehi
IJuin,
foreign
minister
In
Ihe
recent
Y.aiitamoto
cabinet,
died
Saturday.
MEIOHEN'S
FATHER
DIES
OTTAWA,
April
28.
Joseph
Meighen,
rather
or,
Hon.
Arthur
that
lie
cannot
invite
the
children
and
school
teachers
to
use
dwelling
houses
with
a
prospect
or
fire
hanging
over
them.
JAP
FISHERMEN
LOST
IN
STORM
Nearly
100
Missing
From
Village
or
West
Coast
of
Main
Island
TOKIO,
April
28.--.'enrly
too
fishermen
from
Ihe
.villages
of
the
west
coast
of
Hie
main
island
of
Japan
are
missing
as
a
result
oT
severe
storms
in
the
area
or
Japan
on
'Saturday.
FREDERICK
CRISP
WAS
FORMERLY
OF
DAWSON
VANCOUVKIl,
April
2.
IFred-erick
Crisp,
barrister,
who
from
I88
to
1007
practiced
flaw
St
i
aw
son,
iiieit
Saturday
night
fol.
Meighen.
leader
of'thp
opposl-
lowing
an
operation.
Iln
wa
Hon,
died
on
Saturday,
aged
7C.
rears
of
ago.
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