vim
vown.
A
new
shipment
of
English
Boots
iusl
arrived
direct
from
one
of
Ihe
largest
manufacturers
In
the
Old
Country.
Call
ntn)
see
them.
They
are
nbsnlnlcly
the
msl
shoo
value
in
town.
Price
to
introduce
J
All
sires.
pO.UU
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
it
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
j
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
-Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
Soft
Finish
I
Ili-I-Service
Jet
Wash.
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wati
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WC
BUY
BOTTLES.
1
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
'
Phone
S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
"Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCH1DA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
8L
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cbld
Water
nates
by
Day
or
Month
.
P.O.
Box
It.
Phon
tat.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
OMMTISTF.RR13LE
THE
COME
To
APARTMENT
AND
HE
PIAKIO
STRING.
-
'
ATS
ALL.
TmE
RACKET
BURGlAR'ME
BOOT?
MT
CUT
THE
r---J
"v.
PREACHING
ON
HERRING
PACK
Rev.
arwur
Barner
Tens
or
.
Fishing
at
Prince
Rupert
and
on
Work
of
Church
'lly
Arthur
Hamcr
1
was
lold
ht
l'rince
Huperl
j
that
the
cold
storage
plant
there
will
freeze
12,000
tons
of
herring
this
spring
as
fast
as
the
hoas
can
catch
them.
The
herring.
will
he
,,sed
exclusively
for
Hall-
(111
1
14111.
lli-ll
Oil
1VIIOW
111(11
there
are
8,000
herrings
to
a
ton
is
easy
to
figure
thai
a
Int
of
herrings
will
he
swallowed
by
lialibut.
Hut
what
will
Hie
catch
nf
hali-
ihul
be?
l'rince
Hupert
is
reputed
to
he
the
greatest
landing
port
for
halibut
in
the
world.
The
-
cold
storage
plant
has
capacity
.
.
.
,
,
,,
,,.
,
,.
41
III
HHF
Sll
J
I
J
.-
J
KMI
(.IIIMIII
lio
wear
out
my
welcome,
so
scat-
'"
tcred
is
the
work
hnd
so
slrenii-,,,r,,re
ous
the
later
winter
weather
if
''"'
afloat.
jlions
allow
-
-
ITPllT
CPOCrilll
17
eordance
)KW
M
,rl
ll
II
II
X.
-Trade
as
lure
to
the
halibut.
On
such
on
eilnesrtays
and
Satur-a
scale
one
could
waste
a
lot
of
,'
f'er
calling
at
Powell
Hiver,
bait
and
still
make
nulte
a
catch.
Ocean
Falls
and
Swansea
Hay.
"Near
l'rince
Huperl
recently
we
TBI
.DAILY
HlWfc
Saturday.
April
Ifor
four
million
pounds
of
fish,
soulliliound
rrom
l'rince
Huperl
place
breakages.
Vancouver
anil
have
seen
stacks
of
halibut
on
Thursday,
May
I,
according
to
Ihorilies,
however,
made,
him
there,
in
which
the
individual
fishes
weighed
from
two
pounds
lo
250
pound.
Multiply
those
fiirures
concerning
Hie
herrinz
and
it
would
seem
thai
man
is
going
lo
offer
iifl.nOO.non
herring
-
tied
up
-at
a
cannery
while
the
.unpen
ai
t
it
p.m.
on
v
cinesiay
Prince
Huperl
to
load
wtiiioill
ex-crew
or
our
coasting
vessel
load-janl1
.Saturday
nights
respectively
,
ra
freight
thn.1
I
.for
U.K.
and
ed
500
cases
of
salmon.
I
counted
fr
Anyox
and
Stewart
reluming
.the
continent..
J.OllO
cases
or
salmon
awaiting
shipment.
Fifty
thousand
cases
are
nupposed
lo
be
a
paying
sum-J""
mer
pack,
so
they
are
nearly
cleaned
out.
Wonderful
Industry
I'his
is
a
wonderful
industry.
but
I
am
fishing
for
men
and
must
tell
some
of
tie
humorous
and
other
incidents
in
that
calling.
Up
the
Massett
I
n
lot
I
met
a
Seattle
woman,
who
confided
that
in
her
youth
in
Cenrgia
she
had
been
a
Metiiodist,
but
had
married
a
Presbyterian.
They
became
Haplisls
and
in
Texas
her
husband
had
been
a
preacher.
"My
boys
don't
go
to
church
anil
my
daughters
are
Congregation
ilisls,"
she
said.
At
China
lint
I
visited
our
mis.
.
..i
t
i-
ii
nnslor
and
his
wife
and
thelcouver
on
Thursdays
and
sailing
hchool
leacher.
an
Anglican
school
graduate.
Our
hospital
doctor
was
with
me
and
be
found
Hie
school
children
nill.
ifnly
clean
but
in
excellent
health.
At
Massett
Co
mill?
past
Massett.
site
of
the
Anglican
Mission,
I
recalled
(hat
on
my
last
visit
there
I
witnessed
the
dedication
or
a
beau-liful
church
and
heard
Hie
In
dian
baud
play
the
Venerable
Archdeacon
Collinson
to
the
wharf.
'What
changes
in
half
n
ccnl.ury
since
he
first
went
ihere!
I
could
wrile
of
the
uupleasanl
as
well.
On
the
voyage
up
n
number
or
lumberjacks
on
hoard
were
complaining
or
the
inferi
ority
or
the
government
liquor
lo
the
bootleg
kind.
Some
or
them
were
quite
drunk,
on
which
kind
of
liquor
I
do
nol
know.
And
I
could
lwell
on
Hie
misadventures
of
the
sailors
who
gel
"rolled"
In
Prince
Hupert.
Hut
my
visits
to
our
missions
arc
memnrahjn:
MACDONALD'S
EitieQit
you
OOdriTTO
j(
HE
LIFTED
THE
"UD
WELL
OONTWORRViNtjU
Can
I'LL.
CUT
ALL
I
BE
CLAb'tT
LIKE
THfiANO
CUT
TIIF
i
COME
"RIGHT
IN
HERE
AND
J7T
'
A-u
r
VT
IK1
C
'
TH
ROA
'-
J
jZl
y
L
'
iwt-tITi
i
Cost
$2,000
PAl
Olt1
1
Iff
Pi"iP
f
fj
'AH1I
ft)
Service
Arranged
Is
Very
Similar
to
Last
Year
-
The
twice
weekly
spring
vice
of
the
Canadian.
National
lins
in
accordance
wi
Hi
Hrilish
Hailway
coast
steamships
will
gonad
Montreal
regulation,
into
effect
northbound
from,
nn
-
couvcr
on
Monday,
April
28,
and
oniciai
announcement
inane
int.
morning
by
II.
t.
McNaughlon.jand
re-eifn-l
with
shore
labor
al
liVK.
ilislricl
passenger
agent.
M
earners
Yi'l
leae
vanrouveri
onr
.Monday
and
I
liurMlay
nights
arriving
at
Prince
Huperl
at
3
1
t'e
vessels
will
leave
Prince
l"rP
fr(,m
tb
north
al
8
p.m.
on
iiiursuays
ami
unuays
anil
sau
-
'or
Vancouver
and
way
ports
31
n
p.m.
uiose
nays.
.rrivai
at
ancouver
win
re
2
p.m.
at-
unlays
and
Tuesdays.
Summer
Schedule
The
Iri-weekly
sunlmer
ched
-
nle
will
go
into
effect
from
Vancouver
on
June
2
and
from
Prince
Hupert
on
June
5.
Steamers
will
arrive
here
from
the
oulh
on
Monday,
Wednesday
aiid
Friday
afternoons
and
sail
for
the
south
written
from
Norfolk.
Virginia
en
route
o
Kngland.
He
says:
"In
conversation
with
shipowner
friends
I
have
found
I
hut
there
Is
great
dissatisfaction
re
Hie
system
adopted
for
grain
fit
lings
at
Vancouver
ami
my
frii'iid
i1!iv
.........ii.,
it
L
Oil
i
i4t
lis
ivii
In
-
-
"
'
'
n,,,t
point
.mil-that
you
will
oyer
Vancouver
very
heavily
avoid
making.
any
rcgula-
re
grain
fillings
and
simply
owners
to
fit
same
in-
ne-
wilh
Hi-ilish
Hoard
or
regulations.
As
an
instance,
one
boat
I
know
loaded
grain
at
Montreal
and
of
rotirse
put
up
shifting
hoards,
Avc.
there.
After
dis-
chaise
at
.Marseilles
she
pro
jceeded
to
Vancouver
and
Hie
jeaplain
trot
his
own
ship
rar
-
to
re-ercr!
Hie
grain
fit
-
ieckonmg
to
spend
about
$200
at
Vancouver
for
new
wood
lo
re-
inko
tne
whole
lot
tiowu
again
a
cost
of
2.ontl.
"Hie
owners
'borefore
reckon
they
have
been
rubbed
of
$1800
simply
to
give-shore,
men
a
Job.
"You
no
iloubl
will
be
able
lo
write
me
an
assurance
on
that
point
as
if
you
agree
we
shall
be
aide
lo
gel
carriers
to
go
to
"A
boat
without
grain
fillings
jis
of
course
ililleronl
as
a
ctuii.
.piolc
new
set
must
be
a
shore
jh.
Expects
to
Return
"
hope
yu
have
orwanled
jthe
particulars
I
previously
ask-
;ed
for
as
I
expect
lo
find
matters
well
under
way
when
I
arrive
in
F.ugland
in
about
Ihree
weks
time.
If
I
am
unable
lo
return
miicklv
lo
Prince
Huperl
lo
coin-
plele
detail,
wilh
you.
my
friend
:Uiid
partner.
Mr.
W.
Howard
Irv
HALIBUT
TREATY
IS
STILL
UNSETTLED
Com.m,","
?f
,nted
Just
as
Soon
as
Ratifica
tion
Completed
A
leller
received"
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
front
the
deputy
minis
ter
of
marine
and
fisheries
al
OlUwa
slated
that
the
halibut
treaty
was
nol
yel
effective
but
il
was
anticipated
il
would
be
rail
Tied
bv
I
he
U.S.
cnalc
during
the
present
session.
A
commit
lee
In
deal
wilh
mailers
coming
under
the
treaty
It
was
staled
would
be
appointed
Immediately
the
treaty
was
ralined.
II
win
the
opinion
of
Mr.
.Inhnslon
I
hat.
the
in
HIT
ilid
not
come
under
the
treaty
but
it
bad
already
beiyi
taken
up
by
I
he
-Dominion
iim-.
rnmenl.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C
C.
Nevison
and
O.
Napier.1
.JHf
Vz
Lb.
-.15
54.
on
Monday,
Ihursilny
ami
Satur-
dig
nf
Vancouver
will
do
so
un
day
nights.
The
Wednesday
hoarder
my
cable
instructions."
will
perform
the
Anyox
service
.
and
the
Friday
boat
will
go
to
Stewart.
I
ne
present
schedule
of
I
lie
l'rince
John
arriving
from
Hie
I
liinnn
iTli'irMfilln
UHifiHu
n
ml
isi
i,,n
atunlay
evenings
will
remain
in
eireei
me
cnllrf
sununer.
GRAIN
SHIPPING
IS
DISCUSSED
Board
of
Trade
Receives
Letter
In
Renard
to
Fitting
of
Ships
at
Harbor
SPEAKS
OF
ELEVATOR
Writer
Complains
of
Expense
Entailed
at
Vancouver
from
Regulations
C.
A.
Copping
of
l.omlau,
F.ng-land,
who
has
previously
been
in
correspondence
with
Hie
Prince
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
In
regard
In
Hie
possibility
or
the
erection
Vancouver;
F.
Duval,
Surr
Inlet,
j
of
a
grain
elevator
-
here,
was
Central
!
heard
from
again
last
nighl
by!
.!.
Scarle,
C.N.H.;
Mrs.
M.
Con-the
Hoard
of
Trade
in
a
letter
don
and
son.
A.
Hvans,
city.
j
For
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
bwn
MACDONALtfSrTGA
y2ib.
Daily
News
Classified
Aete.
2
'CENTS
'PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
'
No
AdvartiMmant
Taken
for
Laaa
than
SOc
j
Sport
Chat
j
Madame
Kiigene
Criqui
is
re.
sponsible
fur
(he
decision
of
the
former
featherweight
chaiiinioa
of
the
world
lo
return
lo
the
ring,
according
to
n
story
from
Paris.
She
it
was
who,
lal
August,
after
the
defeat
or
her
husband
at
al
hands
of
Jnliony
Dundee,
ruled
that
he
would
nror
fight
again.
Son
en
mouths
of
the
life
led
by
Ihe'menvber
of
the
Paris
bour
geoisie
worked
the
change
in
bet
altitude
townrd
Hie
ring.
When
Oene
returned
from
the
Polo
Crounds
after
loting
the
worldV
featherweight
title
In
Johnny
Dundee
and
sustaining
15
or
the
nfost
punNhliifc
rounds
ever
administered
In
a
Hghter,
Madame
Iriqui
gae
fine
look
al
her
litis.
band's
haltered
face
and
shouted
'Never
again!
We
will
return
lo
'aris
ami
live
a
.retired
life."
Criqui
had
accumulated
2,1)00,000
franc
in
Australia
and
America,
lie
invested
(he
money,
rented
a
little
flat
nnd
sellled
down.
He
mel
llebrans.
Hie
llelgian
boxer,
as
he
bad
gien
his
word
he
would.
Al
he
got
out
of
it
w.is
a
badly'
broken
hand.
Hecenlly
Criqui
decided
to
see
the
I.edoux.Marcarl
bout.
He
took
Madame
along.
At
the
conclusion
or
the"
20
rounds
which
brought
the
title
back
lo
the
veteran
Ledroux.
Madame
Criqui
turned
lo
her
husband
and
said:
My
word,
One,
I
don't
know
anything
about
(he
righting
game,
but
I
am
sure
you
could
beat
Hie
two
of
them
Hie
same
night.'
I
am
curtain
I
could."
Criqui
replied
wilh
slight
interest.
"
am
quite
certain
I
could
gie
Dundee
a
real
fight
loo.
Do
you
want
me
lo
do
it?"
All
right,
go
ahead,"
she
per
mitted,
and
then
Criqui
sought
lloberl
l.udeline,
his
manager,
and
lold
him
he
Was
ready
In
go
hack
to
(he
ring.
He
already
has
started
training.
"My
hand
is
all
right
again.
I
intern!
lo
ask
Dundee
lo
give
me
thai
rellirn
nvalch
he
promised
me
before
we
Mailed.
I
think
I
gave
him
a
good
enough
bailie
for
Ihe'-Amcricnn'puhlic
to
wish
In
see
me
gel
another
chance
at
him,"
Crjqui
says.
"I
made
no
hones
afioitl
taking
him
on
rigid
after
!
Won
Hie
title.
I
reel
I
am
enjilled
lo
another
crack
nt
Him.
SHOCKLEY
WON
OUT
IN
SLOW
BILLIARD
GAME
LAST
EVENING
Afler
leading
um
lo
the
fourth
hundred,
I'rejl
Slephens
was
d.
feale.l
by
It.
II.
Sliockley
by
score
of
riuo
to
fo:i
in
lal
night's
individual
billiard
chant
pinnslijp
match
and
was
thus
eliminated
'from
Hie
series.
The
match
was
a
slow
one.
Slmekley
having
secrnl
Instances
nf
bad
Kick
and
Stephens
being
tiff
form.
The
value
look
:t
hours
ami
18
uiiitiles
o
play
and
eat
player
went
to
Ibe
labe
nil
limes.
Shorklcy's
average
was
.'J..15
and
Slejihens',
3.1(1,
'high
breaks
being
2.1
mid
22
respec
lively.
The
next
game
will
be
mi
Monday
between
0.
P.
Tinker
and
Sgl.
J(4tsoii
in
(he
second
round
C.
Halagno
nod
Ceo.
Mcllmoyl
playing
Tuesday
nighl,
will
finish
the
first
round,
.
By
WANTCO
WANTF.D.
To
buv
direct
In
small
lids
from
fishermen
or
shippers,
whilc-mcnlcd
Chi.
nook
Salmon
ami
tit
her
good
cheap
fish
to
introduce
to
Kastern
consumers.
Hive
all
Information
possible
regarding
supply,
prices,
roules
and
rales.
Odd!
Co.
Syracue,
X.Y.
WAXTKD.
Hv
canahle
refined
person
coming
to
Prince
llu-peri.
May
I,
position
a
rook,
housekeeper
or
chambermaid.
Wrile
K.
like,
(ieueral
Delivery.
Vancouver.
H.C.
85
VANTKD.--Fiiriillure
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Hupert
llxchnnge.
Auctioneers.
Phone
(552.
FOR
SALE
FfJrt
SAI.K.
25-10
h.n.
Sterling
engine;
lloch
Ignition;
complete
to
and
Including
coupling.
$750.00
36
Tool
cruiser.
20
h.p.
Just
overhauled.
toilet.
galley.
1
1,000.
M.
M.
Stephen.
If
FOH
SAI.K.
Pleasure
launch,
20
ft.
x
8
ft.
bealif,
paclous
cabin
containing
Uie
and
utensils.
I
h.p.
Hegal
engine,
newly
painted
and
in
A.I.
condition.
Snap.
Apply
Hot
172.
Dally
News.
tf
FOH
HALF..
Soda
fountain
equipment,
glasses.
Vortex
system,
electric
drink-mixers,
soda
cylinders,
butter
milk
cooler,
stools.
s1iowracs.
etc
Apply
AV.
.1.
MfCulcheon.
81
FOH
SALE.
Power
boats
of
every
description
Including
pleasure,
trolling
anil
work!
houis,
iii
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ini.i:.
Atply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay,
j
FOH
SAI.K.
Duhlia
roots,
all
l..hs.rrm
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atmpson,
Alice
rm
colors.
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in
(grow!
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and
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fl.50;
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K.
Utjcy,
Haysport,
H.C..
81
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SAI.K.
Fourteen
Tool
V-botlomed
boa
I,
Willi
4
h.p.
Standard
Kid
engine.
200.00.
M.
M.
.Stephens
,.
Co
Ltd.
'OH
SAI.K,
Small
V
bottomed
gasoline
launch.
20il.no,
Apply
Caretaker,
l'rince
Huperl
Yacht
Club.
FOH
SAI.K.
New
and
ued
Machinery,
Hoals
and
Kngines.
Northern
Kxchange.
If
FOR
REKT
FOH
HKNT.-Hooin
newly
fur
nished
with
harbor
view.
Apply
;i:io
Fourth
Ave.,
Ks.
01
-TICK
FOH
HKNT,
wilh
modern
living
quarters.
Weslenhaver
llros.
if
FOH
HKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
com
forts.
If
BOARD.
HOAHD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
If
TAXI
Taxi
7
Phona.
(Call
Georg
or
Oust).
Rosa
roths
rs.
Prompt
Servlco
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Sland;
Grotto
Cigar
Store,
Third
Ave.
AUCTION
SALES.
Oonds
llouglit,
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMING8,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery,
Third
Ave.
Phones
Illack
130
nnd
lied
442.
George
McMus
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