r
FRANCE
WILL
IV
RETAIN
RUHR
Id'
i
:
'Miner
once
auuin
nf-Ki,
i
IuIpiIIimi
of
anre
main
In
the
Ituhr
unlit
'l'liiaxy
iniaxy
nalil
paid
her
her
reitarulioits
reiuratioiu
LOOKING
FOR
SITKA
SPRUCE
rWpresontatlves
of
British
Im-portsrs
are
Here
With
Orders
for
Million
Feel
Jerking
to
pb'iee
oi'di'i
for
one
IiiiHlhi
feci
of
an
plane
iprure.
"
lledmaii
und
.1.
W.
jwanl.
1
I'l-esenling
I.oihIimi.
Kiwlam'
'iu.rr
imporliiig
Interests,
are
i
"lie
rily,)(r.lay
in
Hie
rourse
of
a
'our
of
the
roast
lo
InxesHgaln
lie
supply
of
Ibis
limber
and
'in'
possibilities
of
production.
They
have
n-eu
al
O.eau
l
ull
and
SSwnusoti
Bay
and
will
VO
frni
Imto
to
the
fjuren
llharlollp
I'lainls
mid
piobably
Alaska.
Hun
million
feel
of
lumber
limy
not
,
be
considered
a
M'iy
'eineiiibnis
iuuiillly
us
far
as
ordinary
grnile
are
concerned,
l'Uf
on
account
of
the
perfection
''lulreil
in
the
produrtim
of
oirplurip
spruce
and
its
high
cost,
d
means
a
big
transaction.
OXFORDCREW
IS
FAVORITE
Ancient
British
Universities
will
Meet
In
77th
Rowing
Contest
on
Thames
Saturday
I.OMXl.V,
April
:i.
-
The
dark
hlue
of
Oxford
will
rank
a
si
rung
fiivoiilc
over
the
)lht
blue
of
Cambridge
when
the
crews
of
Ilio
Iwo
ancient
British
Universlllci
liiko
tlielr
oars
Into
Iho
Thaines
"
Salurday
afternoon
for
the
:'h
annual
hour
ru'-r
morion?
Iy
.Major
Marim.
flight
commander,
from
station
alous
I
lie
lint
ili
Columbia
coast,
are
Troops
Will
Not
Leave
Until
Re-
faVoralde
and
other
condition.
psrstlons
Paid
Declares
Pre-
ure
satisfactory,
the
planes
will
mlsr
Polncare
ake
off
for
Prince
Hupcrt
'a
I
.
dawn
tomorrow.
They
will
ar-
Mil
April
U.
premier
rive
al
the
Canadian
rily
early
in
I
ji-
nude
a
talemenl
in
Dtr
afternoon,
il
Is
anticipated.
Iur
oj
deputies
yeoler-
ti
u.iiinti
bie
formation
of
CrunAjLlCD
AQUflRP
w
-l.M.el.
Shire
he
could
uviivvnmi
miuvivL,
r-w
icoitf,
!;te
-';U-
NEAR
YACHT
CLUB;
J
mioi(r
infart
lie
had
v
.
ifj
i
retain
uflly
thoe
inlii.l
Lft
nk
-
'i
-"aage.1
llh
prt.hleii;'"nB,d''
--'e.
with
the
Ituhr
ocrupa.)
tween
Tachi
Club
and
Drydock
i"tl,y-
.
.
.
After
a
siiuri
noncymoon
.mi.
ami
Mrs.
Perry
wilt
resale
ai
usk.
THORNTON
RUMOR
IS
ONCE
MORE
DENIED
ROUND
THE
WORLD
FLIERS
WILL
NOT
LEAVE
TILL
FfiflJAY
SKAT
I
I.
K,
April
3.
The
United
Slate
llier
will
mil
leave
here
for
Prince
Humeri
until
Fri-iluy,
uccordiug
lo
a
stale-mrnl
iiiini
hy
I
hem
last
PVftiilltf.
The
rpusiiM
given
for
the
ilelav
i
thai
(lieir
equipment
is
incomplete.
PORCHER
ID.
Kfforls
of
lr.
1.
S.
Tail.
prM
ilenl.
mill
other
iifficeis
of
the
jprlnre
Ituperl
Hun
Mub
hate
re-
sullel
in
an
onler
iM-iiig
nunlewy
The
IaiIih.Iiiiii
halilnit
schooner
M.
II.
Jackson.
M
l.
.A.,
rhaiiiuaii
llioylriider,
lapl.
M.
Sollow.
is
f
hc
(lame
Conservation
Hoard,
I
rut!liii
liluli
mul
ilrv
on
the
In
!mti
iiIhti'iI
on
Poreher
Island
srsily.
He
oddeil
lliul
If
thelicf.
r
the
rooks
between
the
with
a
iew
to
propngyHon
a
il"
rreommeiiiletl
another
p.H.
Yacht
club
wharf
and
the
number
of
Mongolian
pheasant.
tib'h
-,i
of
exploitation
he
would
iry
ibu
k.
While
takinc
the
boat
jTbe
ijnl
are
lo
be
shipped
from
'
always
wild
llie
iiimer-
0ir
ii,
..Nir
ways,
oppoiic
me.
vuii.rla
ny
.v.
i'.
i.ummius,
mail-
at
j
g
Hut
French
troops
4ti
the
Ituhr.
i-oekv
ledire.
the
ltlugleaer
lifle.
ager
of
I
ho
proviimlal
ganw
farm
iita
In
I
In
r.l2e
of
Hie
reef
and'nl
that
Point,
and
are
sdue
to
wiib
the
recisling
tide
was
left
l.ala'H-ed
on
Hie
cdac
of
the
rock.
Apparently
no
damage
has
been
ihuie
the
boal
and
with
high
lid
il
is
ejMinrlpd
she
will
easily
e
lloiileil
on.
So
uuhpic
was
the
position
of
the
stranded
craU
I
faa
f
M-wiiil
amateur
photo-uriipher
were
on
Hie
rene
Hiking
snaps
this
morning.
WEDDING
LAST
NIGHT
OF
USK
RESIDENTS
AT
ANGLICAN
RECTORY
Miss
Bourk
Becomes
Bride
of
William
George
Perry
and
Will
Live
at
Usk
At
the
Anglican
llerlory
lal
ei
riling
at
sis
o'clock
an
interesting
wedding
look
place
when
Miss
Mary
Mildred
Bourk,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
II.
Bourk
of
Usk
hem
mo
the
bride
of
William
Oeorgc
Perry,
accountant
at
the
same
plucc.
The
brille
was
given
away
by
her
father
and
the
mother
and
sister
of
the
brhlc
were
also
present.
Tho
brldo's
gown
was
of
radium
lace
over
white
silk
with
the
conventional
veil
and
orango
blossoms
In
which
she
looked
very
reach
Prince
llupert
at
I
he
end
of
Hie
week
according
In
advice
re
ceived
today
by
Jack.
Keefe,
sec
retary
of
the
linn
('dub.
Mongolian
phc;iaitls
air
;i
hardy
type
of
game
bird
and
are
very
fast
breeders,
one
lorn
as
a
rule
Having
iwu
union
per
sen-sou
with
nil
average
tolal
of
chicken.
A
few
years
ngo,
these
plieaattl
were
introduced
on
the
(Juccn
Charlotte
Island
and
I
hey
Ihrived
well.
It
is
said
thai
Hie
Islands
are
now
well
stocked
wilb
them.
II
i
antici-naled
that
porrher
Island
will
liave
large
numbers
in
a
few
)car
as
a
result
of
the
preenl
importation
but
the
necessil
is
urged
of
refraining
from
shooting
IIidiii
for
a
period
of
at
least
two
or
three
years.
The
Hun
Club
plans
on
later
introducing
.Mongolian
pheasant
on
Hie
Ka
ien
Island
game
reserve.
Of
course,
Hiey
would
spread
in
(he
distitcl.
MIDNIGHT
FIRE
AT
BURNS
LAKE
Flour
and
Feed
Store
Destroyed
and
$4,000
Stock
Last
Night
(Special
lo
Dally
News)
lllJIt.NS
I.AKK,
April
3.
Al
midnight
fire
bryko
out
in
the
Burn
I;ake
flour
and
feed
store
owned
by
Fay
S,
Short
and
It.
W.
Iniies
on
the
south
side
of
the
railway
track,
't
he
owners
vvcre
visiting
at
Francois
Lake
when
iiTTVYVA.
Anril
3.
Speakingitbe
fire
slarled.
over
the
Canadian
National
pa-
The
stock
in
the
sloro
I
valued
dio
K.
I.
Hallway,
chief
assist-
at
iji.ouo
ami
mis
'as
wen
as
mc
ant
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
do-
building
was
completely
destroy.
died
al
his
cliler
s
request
ino
en
nut
was
covcreo
nisuruucn.
iccenl
rumor
Ihal
ho
had
decided
The
building
Is
owned
by
Jano
lo
return
to
Knghind
ws
general
(leraldlno
Johnson
of
Prince
manager
of
Iho
Midland
ond.Hupcrl
and
U
Is
understood
was
Scottish
lluiHvay.
lo'
Insured.
mi
!
I
!
O....
-
ffllla
mwA
Ika
fi
h
a
'.
wlio
WB9
v
Wtko
emiiu
i
iw
to
Ketchikan
With
Catches
'
(Shipment
of
Hardy
Mongolian
muMM
Type
Will
be
tent
From
Vic
toria
This
Week
at
Hie
lKish
hxebanue
this
moriiin?
201,
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
:
MARKET
.
Fresh
Pith
Dally.
ism
BOSTON
GRILL
Beef,
Mutton,
Ltmb.
Pork,
Veal,
Poultry.
Third
Avenue.
Matle
Sausngo
Fresh
apr
Homo
m
Best
of
Food
flood.
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE'
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL
XIV
NO.
80,
I'lUNCH
IIUI'KIIT,
B.C.,
TIL'8l)AYl
AIMUL
'A,
1021,
VMtrday
Clrculilloa
1.SOS.
Strut
Salt
8t.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ARRIVE
OF
PLANES
NOW
SET
FOR
FRIDAY
IT
PLAN
OF
OLD
COUNTRY
LAMES
REJECTED
BY
VOTE
OF
325
TO
160
Sitka
by
Saturday
is
Object
of
American
Fliers
Who
Will
Hop
off
for
Prince
Rupert
Tomorrow
SK.Vrn.K.
April
:l.
When
(lie
fmir
failed
Stales
uriny
,
.
runer
hop
off
from
Scuttle
til
duwit
tomorrow-
for
Prince
jl;
on
Ihe
firs
I
leg
of
tli
flight
around
Ihc
world,
il
will
be
Vic
object
of
Ihi
u:ifun
lo
make
Sitku
by
Saturday
afternoon,
cr
nlrug
lo
unitouin
cntenl
made
today.
The
roiitemplatcd
vii'-dulo
culls
fur
making
Hie
(."
mite
flight
lo
Prince
Hupcrt
l-v
Fnday
nfleriioon.
There
Ihe
machines
will
he
refueled
and
f
t
r
d
generally.
A
early
the
next
innming
a
possible,
the
igh'
will
he
resumed
to
Silka
which
place
il
i
hoped
to
mich
i
I')
!aliinuy
aiieruoon.
Hie
ill,
r
lance
between
Prince
Itupert
and.
Silk
i
30(i
mile.
j
If
Hip
weather
report
rc-ehed
I
on
i
all
I
and
'early
tomorrow
sissiaaa
Two
Kiig)ih
"bobbies"
are
hown
guarding
a
"blackleg,"
while
ploughing
the
field
during
the
big
farm
labor
strike.
Must
of
the
employes
belong
to
the
English
Farm
Hand
Union,
said
lo
be
the
only
one
of
its
kind
in
the
world.
CapMLevy
Policy
Defeated
I
UIALlUll
ULLITLIAI
by
British
House
of
Commons
00O
pound
of
halibut,
and
or
Hii.'je,.C(j
uv
the'
House
or
(Jonmions
last
night
by
a
vote
of
ojo.81
(jve
a,lJ
'"lend
lo
give
.'lo'.ooo
on
(he
president
was
sold
jn,
"
,
.
.
-
"
(,e
event
as
much
local
color
t
to
Hie
Pacific
Fisheries
for
de-
(Jon
senu
rive
motion
against
capital
lew
brought
iu
till
Hie
fM"ib,e-
,r
,arRe
crowds
assem-livery
al
Seattle
at
10.1c
and
7c.
fortes
of
the
government
to
define
its
attitude
toward
ihat.ltle
''
he
'shot."
The,
re-and
i'tf.OOO
by
the
Miblrcl
II.,
to
Kdic.v.
lion.
J.
It.
CJvnes.
Lord
Privv
Seal
and
denutv
leader.'11011
b
Maor
Newton
and
Hip
Atlin
Fisheries
for
dcliveiy
at
of
the
House
of
Common,
admitted
that
the
government
coiildcU'
council
and
S.
'J.
McLcod,;
Keiciiikan
ai
n.oc
ami
oc.
ineresi;tlu
longer
hope
for
Ihc
passage
of
-such
a
measure.
II
was
ue-
wa
discharged
here.
The
boaU'n,,
fr
MMV
Kovcriimeiit
to
inlrodiicc
u
lew
without
the
consent
in
aiMiiiou
lo
(lie
auovc
loiiow:
Wizard,
Sl.uou.
lo
VaiUI
Stor
age,
at
k.Oi'
aim
jc.
Superior,
2l,(Ni(,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
al
8.5c
and
5c.
Mariner.
lO.ooo.
and
(Jrolh,
I2.0(MI.
to
lloyal
Fisheries
al
8.8c
and
5c.
Augusta,
I'J.OOO.
to
Cold
Stor
age,
ai
n.c
ami
oc.
Canadian
Boats
Annie
Tuck,
.,3,0(K,
lo
Allin
Fisheries,
a
8c
and
5c.
Fannie
F.,
7,0(10,
and
Sherman,
(i,(Mlil,
to
Atliu
Fisheries,
al
8.
to
and
5c.
Kouyasu.
l.uon.
In
Cold
Slor-
nz:
al
He
ami
(.
Muriiieac.
I'.non,
ltoyal
Fisherie.
al
8.
If
and
5c.
STEAMER
FRANGESTAN
LONDON,
April
a.
The
strike
of
workers
employed
in
dm
construction
of
buildings
for
thu
British
Kmpiro
K.1iilit
foil
at
Wembley,
has
been
sell
led
and
the
men
are
returning
to
work
this
afternoon
thus
removing
fears
that
the
opening
of
Iho
exhibition
set
for
April
23
would
bo
delayed.
uf
the
electorate.
He1
strongly
maintained,
however,
that
the
coiinlry
would
be
forced
by
the
crushing
burden
of
debt
lo
re-sorl
lo
his
remedy
because
there
was
no
alternative.
Labor
Government
Forced
by
Liberals
to
Change
Policy
or.
I.OMiON,
April
X
The
Labor
government
evaded
other-wist'
inevitable
defeat
iu
Hie
House
of
Commons
yesterday
in
roiiuectiou
with,
the
llenls
Bill
which
was
up
for
second
rending
by
consenling
to
revision
of
an
objectionable
clause
providing
for
uoii-evicliou
of
u
tenant
if
iiiiemploved.
Ilighl
Hon.
II.
II.
Asiiuith,
Liberal
leader,
said
Ihal
unless
ihi
was
eliminated
he
would
be
compelled
to
vole
againsl
Uio
second
reading.
This
ultimatum
meant
that
both
Conservatives
ami
Liberals
would
oppose
litem
nnd
would
have
meant
defeat
HAS
BEEN
ABANDONEDjBKJCER
LOG
Twelvo
Hundred
Pllqrlms
From
British
Ship
Which
Caught
Afire
are
Transferred
AI.FA'ANDIIIA,
April
3.
Ths
Brilisb
steamer
I'ranjicslan,
which
caughl
afire
in
the
lied
Sea
on
Tuesday,
has
been
abandoned
and
the
1200
pilgrims
aboard
have
been
transferred
lo
the
steamer
Clan
Mclvor
.which
is
now
proceeding
lo
Port
SaM
with
(he
passengers.
The
pilgrim
were
bound
for
.leildah,
Hie
seaport
of
Mecca,
the
Mohammedan
Holy
City.
WORKERS
AT
WEMBLEY
RETURNING
TO
WORK
Strike
of
Men
Erecting
British
Empire
Exhibition
Buildings
Has
Been
Settled
PRODUCTION
Gardner
Canal
and
Kltamaat
Arm
to
Turn
out
20,000,000
feet
Victoria
concern
holding
old
crown
grants'
at
Kltimiiiil,
expects
lo
export
5,000,000
lo
C,-000.000
feet
lo
Port
Angeles.
The
city
council
yesterday
de
elded
lo
delay
sending
a
publicity
delegate
lo
Ihe
prairies
uulil
such
lime
as
they
could
consult
wllh
V.
0.
Dawson
in
regard
to
the
mailer
or
the
minister.
public
funds
Hie
cost
of
main.
tabling
these
Unfortunates.
FINE
NEW
FISHING
Wliard
Said
to
be
Best
Yet;
Superior
Makes
First
Visit
With
Halibut
What-
is
described
on
Iho
waterfront
as
the
finest
fishing
boal
yel
to
visit
the
harbor
ar
rived
today
when
Ihe
Wixard,
a
7!
flllll
A
lllilIfii
11
imtiAil
.ffifl
FLYING
MEN
TO
COME
TOMORROW
Weather
Permitting
Hop
Off
Foe
This
Port
Will
Take
Place
Friday
Morning
MOVIE
MEN
READY
Arrival
and
Reception
by
Mayor
'
and
Board
of
Trade
to
bo
Recorded
Jan
is
MLeod,
local
represen
hrkUtuiuna
AHmiecinn
hn
I
onnoY
,ai,,l!nB
an'1
t,,e
taking
off
here,
l.OXUON,
.pril
:5.
.The
pidicy
of
tative
of
the
United
Htate
round,
the-world
flight,
was
advised
'in
a
telegram
from
Major
Martin,
flight
commander,
thai
the
planes
would
hop
off
from
Seattle
arid
arrive
here
tomorrow
afternoon
weather
permitting.
Further'
instructions
regarding
the
placing
of
Hie
floats
were
also
received.
i
i
H.
O.
Crew,
Dominion
meteorologist,
is
sending
weather
re-jporls
lo
.Seattle
daily.
Conditions'
.were
not
considered
favorable
11119
iiijuiiiiii
iu
tiy.
The
moving
picture
men,
who
;
arc
in
the
city
to
record
the,"
are
impatiently
awaiUngHUie
:
ar
rival
of
the
airplanes.
They
capital
levy"
was
re-'"8
cnofrtTtnrioratlons-
at
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
will
also
be
recorded.
The
films.
will
be
despatched
immediately
to
Toronto
ami
New
York
and,
within
leu
days,
Ihey
will
be
-exhibited
al
possibly
5(10
places
;,'
in
Canada
ami
the
United
Slates.
Some
fifty
reels
will
also
be
sent
n
to
various
parts
of
F.iiropc
and'
there
will
probably
be
a
repro-
duction
here
in
a
very
short
lime.
Face
Defeat
and
Resignation
POLICE
BUSY
BANK
ROBBERY
Only
Two
of
Band
Now
Thought
to
be
at
Liberty
and
Baggage
Stopped
1
MONTH
FA
L,
April
3.
A
state,
inent
was
made
last
night
by
the
Fared
by
this
dilemma
Hon.
J.
police
that
S05.000
had
been
found
It.
Cl.vuc,
Bouse
lea.ler,
said
llie.on
the
persons
suspected
of
coin-goveriimenl
had
no
Intention
of(piciiy
with
the
big
robbery
yes-receding
from
the
aim
of
the
terday
and
arrested
in
a"st.
Henry
bill
whi.di
was
designed
to
make
boarding
bouse
and
identified
as
secure
in
hi
home
Ihe
poor
utujparl
of
Iho
money
stolen
from,
empioyeu
workman,
uut
since
inn
i,e
Hank
of
Hochelaga.
House
opposed
Ihe
method
sug-j
police
officers
believe
that,
gesled
by
the
government
he
was
only
two
members
of
the
bandit
this
Year
Some
for
prepared
to
substitute
for
the
gang
are
now
missing.
Export
P.
S.
Bouncy,
district
forester.
who
returned
lo
Ihe
city
yesterday
afternoon
on
Ihe
depart
mental
launch
Leila
It.
after
having
spent
the
past
fortnight
on
a
trip
of
inspection
lo
the
south
ern
portion
of
his
district,
re
port
that
big
production
this
year
on
(larduer
Canal
and
Kili-uiaat
Arm
will
be
grimier
than
ever
before,
lit
all,
it
is
expected
thai
about
20,(100,00(1
feel
will
be
taken
out,
the
majority
of
it
ts
for
the
Pacific
Mills
al
Ocean
Fulls.
I
lie
Minimal
Logging
uu.,
a
clause
another
throwing
upon
A
nuni-
ber
of
trunks
and
suit
cases
checked
at
Windsor
Station
for
New
York
have
been
traced
by
receipts
found
in
Iho
room
of
iho
bandit
jdiol
dead.
The
trunks-carried
labels
lo
London
Paris.
BOAT
ARRIVES
HERE''Vl!,Vmi'
V
?T-
T!i
contents
hayu
nol
yet.
been
dt-
Ivulged.
The
police
drag
net
Tor
'per-,
prlrulor
of
the
crime
caught
another
suspect
this
mornitif.
There
iitp
seven
mnnVand
vr
women
now
under
dclcullon.
F.ight
men
are
said
to
have
taken
part
in
the
robbery
arrived
with
21,000
pounds
or
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
AT
ualiliut,
making'
her
first
visit
hero.
She
Is
engined
with
an
Atlas
Imperial
deisel.
She
Is
PORT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
owned
and
skipped
by
Cnpl.
Ole,
The
inspector
of
fisheries
re-K.
Jorgensen.
Her
tonnage
is
ports
the
following
halibut
bind.
I'L
lings
from
February
21)
lo
March
Another
boal
to
bring
halibut
25,
giving
exact
values
here
for
Ihe
Hrsl
lime
today
was
Ihe
Superior.
She
is
nut
new'but
has
been
engaged
hi
the
salmon
JflsWpg
business
unli!
rcccutly.
American
1(5,773
cws.,
valued
at
202,053.30.
v
Canadian
5,218
cwts.,
valued
ul
G0,87G.80.