.
.
.
m
J
1
.
A
fl.,,4.
jt
Declares
In
Favor
of
Pro
tective
Policy
VI
AW
A
April
-0
Tin-
tariff
on
in
earnest.
l.al
night
'
critivr
I
brew
down
i
by
introducing
an;
.
lu
Hip
bini.Pt
bill
"H.
nil
ivutlliij:.
ilp
lariii
,
h
I
.it
tul
h
ik
ft
iiuiiinee
lin
4
I
dy
upbraidrd
Hip
niiniolpr
of
r
iinr
on
h
tariff
alli-:
:
which
II
i
rlalmcil
will
f
fijiiip
of
Hip
paprli
inaiiu-:
!
delelrrioU'ly.
Hi
lie
oilier
bnnd
by
II
arlioti
M
i.ii
:
'i
ri
11.,
ii
iii
iiiti
inif.
?inpni.
m:
hn
seenred
Hip
solid
iMIp-
Oi
!in
i
depends
lillKPly
for
Us
i'
ini:
ai
rxisicnrp
STOPS
HORSES
FROM
STATES
Musi
Not
Come
In
From
Fool
and
Mouth
Disease
Infected
Parts
OTTAWA,
April
2rt.
Fool
inoiitli
ieasp
In
Hip
slale
f
I
iilifnruiii
hns
nrcpssllalpd
annllier
order
from
I
he
corrn-ncnl
under
which
the
iinporla-'in
Into
Canada
of
horses
from
Hip
Slalp.s
of
California,
Nevada
Hinl
Oii'hoii,
that
hnc
bepn
wllh-In
Hip
said
(dales
wlllilll
......
-
two
"loiillis
"mis
i
imiiiedialelv
ill
in
ii
1
1
1I
I
IV
CUSTOMS
SEIZURE
OF
QUANTITY
OF
OPIUM
ON
EMPRESS
LINER
VAMOIVF.U,
April
C.;..ii.-tmns
ofrieers
hero
soiled
28
1
'"is
of
opium
on
the
liner
F.m-
I's
of
lliissla
inbnund
from
'okohama
and
Itonir
Koiiff.
The
'''K
I
valued
al
817,000.
SubcrlLe
for
luo
Dally
Newn.
MARTIN
ARRIVES
CHIQNIK
ON
WAY
TO
JOIN
OTHER
PLANES
LOIIDOVA.
April
0
Mrtjui
Mariin.
arrhrd
at
KMtrnilt
yplrrdy
aftrr-iiwii
on
Ins
way
from
Kanatak
t
Join
t
lie
oilier
llirH
plane
at
I'uleh
Harbor.
He
propose
re-iiiainina
al
Chlguik
until
Monday,
when
be
rx-.r(
(u
n-'tiine
lib
llijtlit.
.-
PRINCE
JOHN
WAS
!
ANfrinRFn
FfiR
?4
:...lt.
!.leuuier
Prince
John.
I
Uipl.
Neil
Me.eau.
icluriied
to
lorl
al
P.I5
last
nlglil
after
hav-
Inu
made
her
calls
al
tioillieni
Oiipcn
Charlotte
Island
ports.
Hip
was
anchored
for
21
hours.
uiHler
Tow
Hill
lakinR
shelter'
from
u
howlliiK
Kale
I
be
John
will
sail
this
cu'iiiux1
for
southern
Island
points
and
will
be
back
on
Tuesday
morn-inif.
II
is
now
expected
I
hat
she
w?ll
sail
from
here
for
the
south
on
her
regular
route
lo
Vancouver
iu
Hip
Ouecn
Charlotte
Is
lands
on
Tuesday
ecninjr.
The
pssel
has
on
board
some
70
passciwrs
from
Vancouver
for
Miulheril
Island
polls.
MCGREGOR
IS
HONORED
Purse
of
Cold
Presented
to
V.C.
Winner
at
Banquet
In
SU
Regis
Cafe
Last
Night
In
recognition
or
his
war
li.i.M
mill
as
H
W
eddinif
win.
u
.....
-
-
1,(1'
'
.
.
A
'
.
..iir.......
i
,i
l.tiiiiiiiiil
In
piercoiHt
(i(Hip
III
cuici
'in
in
iu-in
'help
offer
of
entry
Inlo
Canada,
u.
si.
Ileni
Care
last
niKlil
pre-is
nrolilliiie.i
in
ii,
i.
nii.wi
in
niherL
n.i
Mnioe
John
MrOrcuor.
iiiihiiiuh
"
fl
IIKU
'"J
"
elasses
of
Hveslock
alrpndy
pro-
v.C.,
with
a
purse
of
koM.
hlhiled,
Mavor
S.
M.
Newlon
pre
hied
and
those
makliiK
speeches
were
S.
J.
JlcLeod,
VI.
C.
(Ulilions,
(I
P.
Tinker
and
V).
II.
Slioekley.
IConlrihullnir
lo
a
proRiain
of
vocal
and
inslnimi'itiai
musio
were
Sid
Thompson,
Harry
W'el-fmii
John
W.
Allen
of
Vancou
ver.
I.
C.
Sluart
and
Thomson's
dice
Parly.
vocal
ipiurlelle.
v
.
Vaiighan
Davles
was
The
cominillee
in
ciiarjro
or
inc
affair
con
si.
sled
of
H.
(J.
Hlbbons,
(I.
P.
Tinker,
David
Thomson,
II.
I
i.i
vie
and
l.
P.
Sluart.
Dili
year.
Nparly
1,500.000
niorp
IiUkIipIk
were
loaded
by
the
company
durlftg
thi
week,
April
17-Sti
titan
iluriiiK
Hip
came
week
in
102a.
Fiaurpi.
show
thai
1.317.000
jbohpN
won?
IraiMferrcd
from
;linp
rlevalor
to
freight
cari
in
)lhal
periihl
IhU
year,
axainjt
I
ho
niallpr
total
of
2.872.000
buliPN
ifor
Hip
Piriiponiliii?
ppriN;
6l
.1923.
,
I
Car
a-
Kill,
at
Hip
I'aeifh
coal
Indicate
that
Hip
iiiovciiipiiI
Wplwartl
ha
almost
trebled
Hip
I
total
artilly
for
last
year.
,r-!
rival"
to
April
5t
this
year,
lolnllpd
I't.tl't
eari
while
for
Ihc
ppricnl
Srplriiihpp
I.
tt2-
to
Spnlnmlier
I
IIIL'.'I
onlf
1.515
welfare
of
l'.anada
re-,,.Hrs
0f
gram
reached
Vancouver
a
ronileiilly
maliitaincd
ve
pollp.
I
Imped
by
Hip
Coiieral"
"
Mip
sympathy
of
Hie
'!
:.-
I.llHMuU
U
111
whom
I
IP
r
ativp
leader
hH!
Iippii
it
for
miiup
lime.
hup
MACLAREN
IS
HOURS
AT
ISLANDS'
FORCED
DOWN
Lands
After
Flying
172
Miles
From
Karachi
on
Way
to
Naslrabad
KARACHI,
Apr.
26
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
airman
attempting
to
fly
around
the
world,
was
forced
to
land
at
Pallee,
172
miles
from
A
J
me
re
In
Rajputana
province,
Western
India,
while
enroute
from
Karachi
to
uled
stop.
He
will
probably
be
held
up
for
a
few
days.
MacLaren
Is
now
In
the
tropical
belt
where
It
was
anticipated
that
some
trouble
might
be
caused
the
British
machine
on
account
of
atmospheric
conditions.
His
route
across
India
parallels
the
tropic
of
Cancer
a
short
distance
north
for
the
most
of
the
way
and
crosses
that
line
Just
before
he
reaches
Calcutta.
Between
Karachi,
on
the
west,
and
Calcutta,
on
the
east
of
India,
two
stops
were
scheduled
Naslrabad
and
Allahabad.
At
Calcutta
a
new
engine
Is
waiting
and
also
all
repair
parts
for
the
machine.
britisiTaYia"tor"""
LIVED
AT
VANCOUVER
Stuart
MacLaren
Was
an
Em
ployee
of
the
B.C.
Eleotrlo
Twelve
Years
Ago
VANCOl'VF.h,
April
26
Stuarl
Macliiiren,
the
llritlsh
round
the
world
avhilor,
worked
In
Vancouver
twelve
years
ago
when
he
gol
a
job
as
timekeeper
vvilh
the
I
I.C.
Klectrio
Hallway.
He
was
then
20
years
old
ami
he
worked
until
Just
before
the
outbreak
of
war
when
he
left
for
Singapore.
Ileitis
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
FISH:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
Prime
liaby
Heef,
Lamb,
Fresh
1'fuk,
Fowls
u,u
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
clc,
Third
Avenue.
l"reh
Humo-Mado
Sausage.
Dest
of
Food
Good
Service.
Daily.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Centra!
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Hep
to
The
Boston
YOI,
XIV..
NO,
00.
1'IUNUE
IIUI'EHT,
U.U.,
SATIHDAY,
AI'lUL
20,
l2i.
VMUrdif't
Clrculttlon
1,680.
stnet
im
eoa
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
RAILWAY
ACCIDENT
LONDON
THIS
MORNING
BRITISH
FLYER
FORCED
TO
LAND
IN
INDIA
SOON
AFTER
START
TODAY
Terrible
Scenes
When
Train
is
Wrecked
Near
Euston
Station,
London
prtrtr
I
ram
itarrxma
Warners
nan
into
Another
Taking
Football
Fans
to
Wembley.
I.OI)ON.
April
20.
Two
persons
were
killed
ami
between
i.nd
forty
injured
in
ti
train
wreck
jul
oulidc
of
Kiislou
.
.
.
-
ii
.
i
,
t
II
llll
1
1
1
U
II
I
II
Ha
IK
IMV
r
.
wm
t
atwiia
v
iir
,a
Kuand
oringiiig
foothull
fun
to
Ihe
Association
Cup
;r
w
lieu
on
fleclric
(ruin
from
Wulfonl,
bearing
eily
work-
ji-riol
la!
yw
only
readied
Terrible
iireiic
followed
the
rniMi
for
uluio.
uii
hour
hi
an
increase
of
2'J,7lfl.000
bunliel
!
rkiieis
oi
i
lie
lumiei.
inaiii(
ocriirrru
in
moe
cur
ign
of
both
Irani
which
were
lelesroped
ly
the
impact.
ARIFF
BATTLE
HAS
COMMENCED;;
MUCH
GRAIN
Thirty
Million
Bushels
Mora
Hsndled
This
Year
Than
Last-
i
INMPF.O,
April
20.
-An
in-crease
of
approximately
30,000,-000
bushel
over
the
lolal
handled
over
(lie
same
period
during
1023
I
shown
hy
a
weekly
grain
report
issued
by
I
In-
Cana-iliau
National
'llailway
today.
Starting
at
the
romiiicnc'e-inenl
of
the
if
rain
season
September
I,
1
70,52(1.000
bushel
of
grain
liail
been
loaded
by
I
be
system
up
until
Hip
night
of
April
21,
the
total
for
the
same
Mile.
Diana,
of
Hie
Casino
dc
Paris,
won
first
prize
in
u
contest
fur
the
most
bountiful
shoulder
in
u
French
capital.
..Mile
Diuuu
is
also
a
noted
beauty.
Germany
Reparations
Report
is
Accepted
by
Four
Allied
Powers
France
Alone
Raising
Question
I'AlllS,
April
20.
Iteplies
of
Ihe
big
four
allied
powers
lo
Ihe
reparation
commission
roiiiriiunieaiion
retraining
me
expert
report
have
been
received
and
all
accept
the
coin,millee'
report
wholly.
France
alone
raises
the
question
of
procedure
while
Italy
categorically
declared
the
report
lo
be
"an
indivisible
whole,"
which
should
be
taken
in
ils
entirely
without
condition
or
ipialiriculion.
III'.IU.IN,
April
20.
Acceptance
of
the
Dawes
report
as
a
basis
of
repiirutions
by
Ihe
league
of
Oermaii
industrialists
is
announced.
Political
circle
regard
this
as
significant
as
pledging
Hip
support
of
an
organization
whose
influence,
is
iinlispensihle
to
Ihe
solution
of
the
Oerman
economic
tangle.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Hiirnlev
2.
Tottenham
2.
Cardiff
C.
2,
Hirniinghau:
t.
f.liel-oa
I,
Sunderland
t.
Liverpool
I,
Nolls
County
0.
Nolls
Forest
t,
lluddersfield
I.
Preston
N.
I'..
0.
Arsenal
2.
Sheffield
L'.
2,
West
Jlrnutwich
0.
Midillesboro.lllackburu
game
not
played.
Wesl
Hum.
Manchester
game
not
reported.
Division
II.
llurusley
5,
Crystal
Palace
2.
Uradrord
City
2,
Stoke
1.
Ilury
5,
Coventry
C.
0.
Clapton
I,
Hlackpool
0.
.Leeds
U.
I.
Nelson
0.
Leicester
a,
Derby
C.
0.
IManeliPsler
L.
2,
Wednesday
0.
Ohiiiaiiv
A.
i,
Miuinanipiou
J.
Port
Vale
2,
Hull
fi.
2.
South
Shields
1,
llristol.fi.
1.
Stockport
C.
2,
Fulham
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
,
-"
Division
I.
Kilmarnock
t,
Molherwell
0,
Uueeu's
Park
0,
Ayr-United
0.
Itailh
Hovers
1,
St.
Mirren
1.
Alrdrieoniuns
0,
Hangers
0.
Cellic
1.
Hibernians
'1.
Hamilton
A.
-3.
Clydebank
2.
ENGLISH
CUP
SOCCER
GAME
Newcastle
United
Won
From
Aston
Villa
in
Classic
Event
at
Wembley
WEMBLEY,
STADIUM,
April
26
Newcastle
United
today
won
the
classic
English
Football
Association
Cup
here
from
Aston
Villa
by
a
score
of
two
goals
to
nothing.
Both
scores
were
made
In
the
second
half,
Cowan
scoring
the
first
and
Seymour
the
second
In
three
minutes
from
the
end
of
the
match.
An
Immense
crowd
watched
the
event.
All
morning
special
football
trains
whirled
people
from
all
over
England
and
Wales
and
as
far
away
as
Scotland
to
the
British
capital
to
see
the
game
and
take
In
the
British
Empire
exhibition.
BASEBALL
National
League
Cincinnati
10,
pjllsburg
New
York
7,
Hrooklyn
3.
i.
St.
l.ouls
5,
Chicago
7.
'
Philadelphia-llo-don,
rain.
American
League
Del
roil
2,
Cleveland
10.
Hoslon
2,
New
York
5.
Washington
5,
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
0.
SI.
Louis
3.
EDUCATION
TO
jARE
ARRESTED
j
PREVENT
FIRES;
FOR
ROBBERY
Next
Week
Is
"Save
the
Forest
I
Week"
and
Efforts
Will
be
I
Taken
to
Make
It
Ef-l
fectlve
TWO
ESSAY
COMPETITIONS
Steps
Belno
Taken
to
Draw
At"
I
lentlon
to
Necessity
of
Fire
Protection
hold
taking
Meps
la
pul
on
)
public
educational
campaign.
jltoyal
proclamation
has
been
Is
I
sue.l
and
two
separate
and
dis.
I
i
net
essay
competitions
have
lieen
arranged
for
the
children
of
Hie
province,
one
by
Ihe
Domin
ion
(ioveri'.ment
which
is
managed
by
this
paper
and
the
other
by
the
Provincial
tiovernmenl
Hi
rou
gh
.
il
s-
fore
try
.depa
rlmeji
L
The-Daily
News
competition
provides
for
the
donation
of
a
number
of
valuable
prizes,
the
mo-l
important
of
which
is
already
known.
Provincial
Competition
The
Provincial
competition
is
in
conjunction
with
Hie
public
high
schools
of
the
province
and
the
subjecl
is
"Forest
Fires,
their
Filed
und
how
lo
Prevent
them."
In
each
of
Hie
cixhl
forest
districts
in
the
province
the
senior
school
pupils
will
compete
in
three
classes,
intermediate,
sen
jior
and
high
school
and
u,
serie.1
of
prizes
will
be
awarded
con
sist
ing
of
silver
medals,
bronir
medals
and
certificates
for
each
iclass.
The
prize
winning
essays
in
each
forest
district
will
be
entered
in
a
provincial
competition
for
the
award
oT
gold
medals.
During
Hie
past
five
years
in
llrilish
Columbia
7.HI3
fires
have
occurred
in
Hie
forests
causing
an
estimated
total
damage
of
over
r.000,000.
F.ighty-
six
per
cent
or
these
fires
were
due
lo
human
agencies
and
were
therefore
preventable.
The
neces--sily
for
public
education
in
forest
protection
is
obvious
and
the
tueslion
.
is
one
of
great
importance.
Give
Addresses
During
Hie
coming
week
for-
AT
MONTREAL
.Eight
Thousand
Dollars
Canadian
'
Money
Discovered
on
Man
at
Bridgeport
Suspected
MO.NTHKAli,
April
26.
Fight
men
were
taken
into
custody
by
(police
detectives
during
Ihi?
.
night
on
warrants
charging
them
IwiHi
complicity
in
the
murder
of
Ihc
week
commencing
tomor-
Henri
I.eroux
in
Hie
Bank
of
'row
is
"Save
Ihe
Forest
Week,"
Hochelaga
collection
car
on
April
so
designated
for
the
purpose
of
1.
The
xdjice
announced
that
drawing
atlcrilion
to
the
noed
ofthe
sum
of
$8,000
in
Canadian
iforesl
conservation.
It
is
so
money
had
been
found
in
posses-idpclared
by
proclamation.
ision
of
Adam
l'arrilo,
who
was
With
a
view
lo
making
the
oc-
arrpslp.1
yesterday
at
JJridge-jcasion
effective
the
Dominion
port,
Connecticut,
in
connection
and
Provincial
ioveriimeiils
are.
with
the
crime.
-iPREVENT
CATTLE
COMING
NORTH
Spread
of
Foot
and
Mouth
Disease
to
This
Province
to
be
"
Prevented
NO
PONIES
FOR
RACES
VA.NCOLVKIl.
April
20.
Steps'
a
are
being
taken
by
the
Hoard
of.
Iwo
s!pm
radio
s.-t
and
the
oilier,
Trade
to
arrange
a
conference
of
casn
prizes
for
an
essay
lo
b"!n,edieal
health
officials
of
the
written
on
any
subject
having
loruvincial
Oovernnienl,
civic.
lo
with
forest
or
forest
pro-
corporation
and
livestock
au-
leclion.
particulars
of
which
are:i,oritie.s
and
olhers
inlere.ste.1
in
combiilling
any
movement
of
fool
and
mouth
disease
from
California
northwards.
The
hope
is
to
formulate
definite
plans
fur
I
ho
protection
of
lirilish
Columbia
cattle
from
any
form
of
contact
with
animals
which
have
been
exposed
to
Epi
zootic
lu
the
south.
Hon.
K.
D.
Harrow
wired
to
Ottawa
yesterday
urging
immediate
sleps
lo
prevent
consignments
of
racehorses
from
Tia
J
nana
and
California
from
coming
here.
He
declared
the
advent
of
these
animals
would
be
a
menace
to
the
important
dairy
and
beef
slock
industry.
SECRET
SERVICE
CHIEF
TO
DIE
Convicted
of
Being
Responsible
For
Death
of
5,000
Workmen
and
Communists
KHAIIKOV,
llussia,
April
2G.
Captain
Stezauko,
a
former
officer
in
the
Czarist
army,
has
been
scntenreil
In
death
tin
Sovipt
eslry
oflicers
throughout
the
pro-
cllBW.H
of
responsibility
for
the
vince
will
give
addresses
at
the
,leaU,
of
5
no0
worUmiu,
unJ
,onl.
various
schools
and
will
explain
Illunl!)Uf
wllHe
actlns
,IM(
of
to
Ihe
pupils
the
facts
regarding
,lie
Pcrel
,loIu.p
of
Ul0
vvranget
the
rorest
resources,
the
Indus-
an,,
ietilkinc
armies.
tries
dependent
thereon
and
thci
ever
recurring
danger
of
forest
nijV
PANAMA!
BftATC
fires
und
how
lo
iireve.il
Hiem.W"I
Vnnnuirui
UVIMO
The
services
of
other
organizations
wilt
also
'be
enlisted
lu
this
mailer.
OLIYER
IS
INVITED
ADDRESS
LAWYERS
Asked
to
be
Speaker
at
Convention
at
Reglna
at
VICTUIUA,
April
20.
Premier
Oliver
ha
received
an
invitation
lo
address
the
Saskatchewan
Har
Association
at
the
Ilegluu
Convention,
which
is
to
be
held
on
June
25
and
20,
his
subject
be-Ing
the
freight
rales
tiucsllon.
SELL
FISHJIERE
TODAY
None
but
Canadian
boats
were
here
with
fish
today,
this
being
the
second
day
on
which
no
American
vessels
brought
in
halibut.
The
sales
were:
-Mil.
0,500.
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.,
'
at
ll.HOe
and
Ce.
Hose
Spil,
8,000.
to
Cold
Storage,
al
t
I.OOe
and
0c,
-
Inez
11.,
1,000,
and
Hlrdic
It.,
1,000
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.,
at
U.lOo
and
Ce.
P.
Doreen,
3,000,
to
Cold
Slor-age,
at
12.10c
and
7c.
Agnes
.,
U'.OOO.'loMlin
Fisheries,
at
1
1.70c
and
0c.
Asuini.
000,
lo
Alllu
FUlicrles,
af
i
I.50o
and
Co.
i