plane
uu
iiic
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I
-
STORK
BEFORE
I
lo
thank
you
f"r
-f
ihauk
in
regard
lo
my
al
IXuiontoii
and
eUewhere
r-
r!i
nlnr
ami
"rl
facilities.
I
i,if
lit
acknowledge
liUo
m
leiirr
of
Mareh
II,
en.Vi-i'
a
.
.i.ii-.
of
rmnluHon
paed
fit-
I
Im
tai
etna
Tiaiie.
nml
lo
umoire
Ihal
u
l
Iicmi
regnlallon
will
have
ii
hraiiv
co-operation
and
I
1
'
1
itidcnvor
lo
erurv
iirlloit
on
'!i-
friit
Ihe.
vnriou
depart
liiPuN
I
ha.l
the
honor
of
ii.MirliU
"'1"
huiu
of
Ihe
l'nisrele
M.
inlicr
..f
I
In-
HollM'
ill
ITKrl
1
the
roiilruilion
of
u
mln
r
viilm
111
our
port,
ami
I
k!;i.
lo
.mmI
Ihiil
I
n-eelv-.
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1.
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uuiaiiie
from
ftp
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i"
rntiml
m
the
ijewlopmeiil
of
lh'
"si
arum
uiormi'i'i-
"Your
yrry
'rnly.
l
l.l
STOIIK.
BRITISH
FLIER
REPAIRS
PLANE
Delayed
While
Waiting
Arrival
of
Spare
Parts,
But
Hops
off
Tomorrow
ATIIF.XS.
.April
"5--
Slewurl
Mrl.uren,
Ihe
rouml
Ihe
worh
flyer,
who
wan
rorre.l
lo
.leceinl
iiti
a
...mill
tkf
i!ni-fii
a
few
lllil
h
is
trt
u
VA'II
llntr
Ihn
arrival
of
nparo
'prl
from
I.0111I011
nml
f
YttU.lt
I
tl
lit
tt
I
111
II
l
Ills
fliulll
tO
'
M"
r
1
l.
iin"w
'
'
VIC
Ffll.F.Y
FOUGHT
IYNCH
TO
A
DRAW
Canadian
Bantam
Champion
Held
Down
Callfornlan
at
San
Francisco
VAM'MllVril
Amil
5.
Vic
Foley,
rlulnuiiit
oT
Ihu
tJamullau
1'iiiiliiiuwelglil
cliampluiiKhip,
niul
Ihe'
Culifornlun
Joo
Lynch
of,
San
Fraiii)cu
fuuglil
ten
fast
roumU
I
.1
diaw
ulihl.
1
four
American
MIllHIIK'J
to-
.
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li.
h.lL-ir
I
III
..i.l
l..nii.rt-iiw.
AIICT
lireilllllllHI
1
..
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er
of
the
plane
of
Major
Martin.
commanding
the
cxped
-
.
i
.
i
..
ii...
mi.h.l
tin
wliii'li
hail
been
taxied
the
waters
of
Lake
bIi-
over
br
.
:
wlu
n
Hie
plane
P
the
hop
off
it
iff
(he
m-rhinr-
were
linn!
up
r.l
for
.l
Mart.ii
motor
w.
making
but
ISUU
revolu
ion
-
m
.
.
&
l..ll.r
W
llCrf
irii
WilS
wBHir...
.-...j-..
;i
rouble
ami
the
ruin
of
Ihe
pro-'lrllrr
lip
ile"irlrl
him
of
power
to
Hc
vkith
the
full
load
or
mei.
In
removing
the
proiicllfr.
a
wrench
dropped
ami
made
a
boe
in
one
ot
Ihe
ionlooii.
II
wan
.Imiilnl
then
to
remove
the
non-
AMrmtt
Caucus
on
Question
of
toon
ami
tnniall
a
new
one.
lill
Grain
Elevator
at
Prince
with
the
hope
of
starling
Sunday
Rupert
morning.
4
.1
PROGRESSIVES
,
li.-.l
Si.
ok
hud
among
1
activities
inMnMil
Ilie
-f
Ihe
Prorrive
Parly
1-
i)uritlii
f
providing
,
1
(4ClllleN
al
Prinrr
tu-u
made
rfr
frMi
a
Icl-
.J
at
lh
It'Minl
t
Trade
lal
nighl.
Mr
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
LIGHTER
AND
PRICES
WERE
HIGHER
TODAY
One
Boat
Driven
Back
by
Storm
Landed
Catch
at
Ketchikan
FMi
arrnaU'were
lllil-r
till
niorniiiK
nml
Ihe
jirire
ijk
a
leehhil
advance
allliouu'li
not
tery
hih
yet.
The
one
American
ImmiI
thai
m.M
here
lilay
liiol
a
deelded
adtanlase
in
the
hiddiiiit
for
flrt
eli
,v''
11.-
1'
......lui,.
'I'll,.
Inial
ar-
rival
for
Ihe
day
were
ISt.-iUU
pound.
ale
ere:
American
Kanalak.
aiOini
miiimI.
at
ll.Oe
and
Se.
to
the
lloolli
I
ili-
eriet
t'.anadi.in
(hi.
Canadian
Inured
II..
).'""
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1,1
W.Jc
and
fie.
lo
Ihe
Itoyal
1
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M.OIMI
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liank
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f
1
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fit
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til
with
co.ooo
pound.
i
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nehooiier
lleue
Ii
i
m..i.i
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at
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i.iLnii
veleiday
for
8c
and
5c.
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ill'
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wim
III.
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,
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.
.
...i..i.
1...1
U.114
rmreii
u
(urn
bark
lo
Kelchlkan
on
ae
nf
bad
weather
aim
there
today,
uu-
repon
i..iilil
in
by.
Ihe
haniilak
which
riold
here
loday.
151
MILES
AN
HOUR
and
RPffiRn
motor
mw
WAS
MADE
YESTERDAY
.
.i-iiii'
1'i.lir..
Aoril
3.
Of
....i
...iin
iniluhl
away
record
.
.,1
.in
...11.1
no
hour
for
a
181
OI
1UI-U
,,
..
,...i.
..laii.iii
uiAiiiiirtriiirui.
Al
tin-
iihtI
nif
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
lul
uighf
il
wa
deeided
lo
ak
Hie
liadi-
ami
(oiii:iitci;
coiiiiiiillff
of
Ihe
boaiil
to
meet
Ihe
llnlail
Meiehanln
Anoelalloil
and
(o
ilincu
with
(hem
the
mailer
r
allepeii
iliseriminatory
rlmrze
liV
MOIMUflietUt
IT
ill
Ihe
ral
on
eomtmliliin
in
general
ii
e
here.
The
mailer
wa
inlrtMliired
by
J.
II.
(tuvjyaii
who
ilaleil
lliul
I'mu-ff
Itiioerl
loerL-halltn
had
to
tuiv
charge
fnmi
Vancouver
Ii
f
.
.
.
thin
tiort
on
ome
coofli
nhippeii
from
the
Kaxl.
lie
wa
of
opinion
Ihal
local
merchant
MiouM
n.ii
Ihr.e
rale.
II
wa
a
di.
crimination
a;raiinl
lhi
cil'
Merchant
here
nliouhl
in-m
that
Prince
Huperl
vet
an
gofnl
a
rale
an
Vancouver.
By
nlickins
i..aiin-i
ami
refuimr
to
buy
trood
on
which
Ihe
rxira
eiisrtre
wan
leviel
they
ruld
briiiK
the
ulupperx
to
titoe.
,
f
.
fl.
V.
Mrfwrnon
naMome
of
the
ffrm
,wnrjj
paying
tliS'reiijlil
ami
oliiern
wre
lut
Whether
tueiit
flriim
could
avree
to
handle
only
I
hone
uoI
on
which
Prince
Huperl
ifol
the
came
rale
n
Vanrouver
he
did
not
Vmw.
lie
thouuhl
the
mailer
MiouM
,
he
ilealt
wilh
by
the
llclail
Mer-I'lianU'
Anxorialioii.
II
F
I'ulleo
uraed
that
action
...
.
i...
.n
taken
IT
ponlliie
lo
.u-rn.l
of
living
down
to
Ihe
name
H
it
wa
at
Vancouver.
Thoii.a
McMi-ekln
erpre-nil
Hie
opinion
that
thin
would
be
a
kihmI
lime-
to
lake
Ihe
mailer
up
The
luard
he
thoii;(hl
nhoubl
co-
Werale
wilh
Ihe
Kelail
.Merci.auin
Anieialiou.
,
le.idulion
wan
then
paeu
thai
the
eoiiiiiullee
iiouni
im-u.
ullli
Ihe
Itetail
M
rihanln'
An.
.ocialion
wilh
a
view
lo
co-oper
ation.
Hull
i:ity.
1.
Barnnley
2.
Nelson
I,
Bradford
wiy
1.
Wednesday
5.
South
Shields
0.
SoiitliiunVton
5,
Clapton
Orient
Stoke
3,
Mauchenler
u.
u.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Minion
2.
Airdrleoiiiann
I.
(juepirs
Park
1,
Aberdeen
0.
Uallli
Hovers
1,
Kilmarnock
I.
Hangers
2.
Hibernians
I,
St.
Milieu
I,
Parlick
Thistles
2
r.lyileliunk
0.
Motherwell
2.
Bumlee
3,
l.lyde.
I.
cmc
incii
'
.
.
1
1
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i,,,.,,..,,,,.
a.
"
ni.-ingino.u,,
...
,
-
,,ulM,.k
..
..mt
nir
11
iiioioi
"'
-1
riiliio
Inch
dlnplaceme
v
v-tahlinhed
by
Tommy
Milton,
twice.
winner
of
U'O
imiiaiiapous
initt
,vefpHlks.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Arsenal
tlurniey
o.
Hiiniinaliain
t.
Newcanlle
I.
1-Bla-kburn
It.
I.
Nulls
Forest
I.
Bolton
W.
0.
Pieslon
o.
I..
.
Kverloii
fairdiff
luy
0.
Iluddemfield
0,
Anion
Nilla
0.
Maiichenler
Cily
I.
l.helsea
u.
Xoltn
'.ounty
0.
thefrieiu
underland
3.
Mid.llesl.oru
follrnham
I,
Liverpool
l.
Went
llioiuwich
0,
West
Ham
0.
Division
II.
Blackpool
.1.
Leeds
United
Bristol
City
3.
MocKpon
i."
"
".o
entry
5.
Oldham
2.
I'.rvnlal
Palace
I.
Bury
0.
Derby
Counly
2,
I'nrl
alo
0.
Fiilliani
1,
Leicester
i.uy
o.
riiiril
l.auiuk
0.
.lack
Thompson
arrived
in
the
cily
on
last
night's
Iraln
from
CVdurvale
on
a
business
trip.
p.
ft.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
fresh
Fish
Dally.
Beef,
Mutton,
Lamb,
Third
Avenue.
pork,
Veil,
Poultry.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Huuie
Made
Dully.
Sausage,
Fresh
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Phone
871.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
APRIL
102L
VuUrdtj't
Circulation
IMS
ttrit
Slt
SIS.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NO-
PHINCB
nbl'KllT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
3,
VOL
XIV,
TROKfS
DEVELOP
IN
PLANES
AT
SEATTLE
CAMBRIDGE
WINS
BOAT
RAd
THIS
AFTERNOOH
BY
OVER
FOUR
LENGTHS
Accident
to
Aeroplane
Cause
of
Delay
to
Four
American
Army
Fliers
Motor
Gives
Trouble,
Propeller
Injured
and
Pontoon
has
to
be
Changed
at
Last
Minute.
SKVITLK,
April
The
Imp
uft
of
Hi
II...
fl
.
rlt
I
fl
il
I
til
I
llii
world
was
PROTEST
AT
HIGH
CHARGES!
Board
of
Trade
Will
Co-operate
with
Retail
Merchants
to
1
Prevent
Discrimination
-
EQUALITY
WITH
VANCOUVER
j
j
M
'
bb9eB
eill
Bb'SsB
31
ESjljB
.
...
.
ii
kf
mm,
mm
Dame
McCarthy,
chief
of
the
Territorial
Army
Nursing
Service,
i
aid
lo
be
the
most
decorated
woman
m
the
world.
She
is
chowu
with
Col.
Uharlton
or
the
Britih
eniba.-sy
in
Washington.
Admiral
Rodman
is
High
and
Drv
on
Gibson
Island;
Water
f
665
and
Flows
into
Hold
...
I
.
....
11:1....
I-I....I
...ill.
In.r
Ii
.
1
1
1
Cambridge
Won
Historic
Boat
Race
Against
Oxford
Today
as
Crowds
Cheered
them
to
Victory
i
nv
iii
iv
i
..
drill
irp
I
niHrsitv's
eishi
sonni-f?
a
aiirpriMC
foday
defeating
the
heavier
and
more
experienced
Ox-
Turd
crew
in
the
70th
revival
oi
ineir
niniuric
rdic
uu
rnmi
Pulncv
lo
Morllake.
The
light
blues
won
by
four
and
a
half
lengths,
the
otricial
time
oi
me
winners
ociog
m
uiiuua
U
Cambridge
won
the
to-
and
chose
the
Surrey
side
of
the
river.
The
Uxford
crew
t-howed
signs
of
great
distress
at
the
finMi
while
Cambridge,
gave
no
indication
of
overstrain.
'Hie
Oxonians
were
strong
ia-vurilen,
Ihe
betting
being
three
to
one
in
the
morning,
but
there
were
plenty
oi
L.aimrii-purlers
in
the
Iiukc
crowds
which
!
witnesned
Ihe
i;onlent.
Cheered
Selves
Hoarse
I'LTXFY,
Kngland,
April
5.
!
Wearers
of
the
light
blue
colors
cheered
themselves
hoarse
today?
creat
annual
race"a!rainl
Oxford
1'iiiverxttv.
Yentenlay
the
dark
blues
were
the
favorites,
betting
on
Oxford
jgoinjr
a?
IiIkIi
as
I
Wo
to
one.
The
'cold
stormy
weather
Tavored
Ihe
'heavier
crew
of
the
classic
slu-
ilenls.
hut
in
suite
ot
that
thcyi
lnt
the
race.
Of
the
75
encounters
between)
the
rival
crew?
v,e.or.ou.H.A",
AO,
10
canmri-iife
amor,
,f;
jia-i
.
Alberta
A,bef(a.
won
31.
win
uie
race
in
io.i
re-
..
.
.
.....
....
1
.
'v.
...
.
...
.
nurt
iwie
u
larire
sum
ironi.
mt-
rai
uMJurt
uu
iniruii
iium.
..1...
..v.
.....-
.....
....
...
..
...
I...II..
I...
........
:....'
.1-
...I
I....
..
.......
lis
the
receding
tides
col
aim
now,
u
win
prooaoij
or
umc
muc
race.
inc.
hhmini
m
lalive
of
the
underwriters,
left
on
Ihe
launch
Wigwam
yesterday.
The
Cambridge
eirw
Ihal
in
I8.0
"
FORMER
RUPERT
CONSTABLE
GETS
VICTORY
BONDS
Ion
the
banks
of
the
Itiver
Thames
Fpom
MflUn.
a.
the
Cambridge
boat
won
the
.
Who
Takes
Him
to
Spot
Where
Securities
Burled
llllf
lit'
HI-1
uro.
m
j
w
e
a
$83,000
IS
FOUNti.
VAXCOUVHll,
April
5.
The
sum
of
83,000
in
Victory
bonds
nlolen
on
March
28.
1U22,
from
Hip
lloval
Bank
at
I.adner
have
SnftrMw
'legang
which
robbed
Ihe
i...f..-..
11...
AL.L:i
Si.:iiii.hiii
ti.
steamer
Admiral
Hodman,
covering
Ihe
course
in
18
mins.
IM
liri
l
MU
4sau.u-'i
-
wliieh
oiled
im
eaih
ve.-lerday
nioruing,
can
be
removed,
ihe
y
sees.
.
.
.
.
1
:.
1
11...
11..
..::..
1
veel
has
Iieen
lurneu
over
10
me
iinoerwrnein
aim
mc
i-ui.uii,
Salinire
tlo.'s
steamer
1
ee
in
Montana.
Superintendent
Owen
of
the
I
...
.
.-
f...
,.
,
.
.
:
.......
provincial
ponce
wnn
iu
..uii-
i
1
ur
iwu
iniimj
ti
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j....-
.
.
....
.
1
1
,
:
1
ll
I
f
Vi....ri...
In'
..l.IMl
RO
nml
IHUII.UM
(Ix.
l(
llP",eW
J"""
Hie
M-eue
of
the
slranding.
UupL
I
.
.M.
wiikie,
local
represen-
roni
su
e.i
uic
winning
crc-..
-
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ZORKA
ZUTILOVITCH
IS
WINNER
OF
THE
PATTULLO
PRIZE
The
prue
for
Ihe
besl
editorial
article
lo
he
writlen
by
a
pupil
of
Ihe
Ii
i
Ii
school
goes
to
Miss
.oma
.utilovilch,
her
arlicle
which
in
published
loday
being
adjudged
Ihe
best
of
those
submjt-led.
Sixteen
articles
were
writlen
and
several
or
them
will
be
published
during
.lie
next
Tew
days.
A
check
Tor
leu
dollars
presented
by
H"
Patltillo
is
being
forward
ed
lo
Mis
utilovilch.
RODMAN
MAY
BE
A
TOTAL
LOSS
Vessel
Smashed
Forward
When
She
Struck
st
Calvert
Point
1
..a
11
,
.
i
1
ran
ashore
yesieruay
m
inu
Calvert,
was
high
and
dry
al
low
wider
loday'
and
I
be
fear
Is
growing
that
slm
will
be
a
tolal
loss.
Shu
Is
siiumlieit
forward.
The
steamship
Oueen
arrived
lllllllV
at
Keleliikan.
Alaska.
She
had
most
of
Hie
Hodman's
crew
of
23
aboard,
a
few
having
re
mained
aboard
wilh
Copt.
Ohms.
ROYAL
ASSENT
OITAWA.
April
5rr-The.
Hoyal
assent
was
given
Ihe
interim
supply
bill
voting
ono-sixth
ot
the
esllmnlen
for
the
current
year's
expcnd'.turos.
crew
are
now
standbi?
by
Ihe
(iuldie.
while
C.
J.
I).
Ooldie,
a
Admiral
Hodman.
Yesterday
af-'son
of
Ihe
most
famous
of
Cam-
.tcrnoon.
the
rest
of
Ihe
crew
wa.Uridge
strokes,
was
a
member
of
transferred
to
the
(juccu
and
per-the
crew
which
UO
years
later
mission
was
given
Cap!.
F.nipiist
nded
another
Ion.'
string
of
Ox-
by
Ihe
customs
here
lo
proceed
(oronl
victories.
Keleliikan
wilh
lliem
T
UUItrl
hv
Par.hxna
I
'Y"v
-1
j
.
Capl.
(iammoii
or
the
launch
Parhelia
returned
to
port
last
nighl
aflcr
having
been
alongside
lhe
Hodman,
all
yeslenlay
after
noon.
Me
reported'
that
the
steamer,
which
is
of
wooden
construction
ami
about
I
ho.
same
siie
ns
the
Prince
John,
was
high
on
ilhe
beach.
She
is
leaking
and
the
unlir
flows
into
her
holds
as
the
a.
I
....
....
I
,Ttides
rise
ami
rail.
Mie
is
so
high
up.
however,
that
the
water
does
not
reach
'
(iaiiiiiii'ii,
her
decks
contradicting
Cap)
lelc-
!Eraidiie
desiialches
received
yes-
.terday,
says
that
Ihe
Admiral
Hodman
was
south
instead
of
northbound
and
that
she,
was
carrying
no
'freight.
The
(Juecn
was
northbound.
Tlmre
U
llLUe
ilnnirer
of
tbo
i
ii
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.
l...tntlniT
....
i.i
iiiLlnir
IMMIIIIU?.
I.I.IIIVI..
"I"
u
lulu
deeo
water
ltecausc
she
is
Iramlpit
so
liiirli
and
fast.
On
Ihe
other
hand,
it
is
anticipated
Hint
Ihero
may
be
considerable
difficulty
in
getting
her"
Off.
The
vessel
went
mi
about
an
hour
SF.ATTLK,
April
.
-
H'c
Ufler
high
tide
yesterday
mom.
sleamer
Admiral
Hodman,
wiiicu
jK
nI
tides
are
now
railing.
Second
Wreck
There
(iibsou
l.lltlWI
Island
imiUIIM
I
is
where
Ihe
FRENCH
EXTEND
ZONE
OCCUPATION
IN
RUHR
Itl'.IU.lN,
April
5,lt
Is
report
ed
here
from
the
llnlir
that
Ihe
AIRMEN
EXPECT
TO
ARRIVE
TOMORROW
IF
WEATHER
RIGHT
A
special
query
by
1
lie
Canadian
.National
Telegraphs
brought
the
informal
ion
I
lii-
morning
that
the
round
the
world
airmen
did
not
leave
for
Prince
Huperl
lhi.
morning
but
planned
to
By
north
to
Ibis
port
tomorrow
weather
permitting.
GOVERNMENT
REWARD
FOR
THE
MURDERER
S1.000
Foe
Person
Who
Catches
Wretch
Who
Killed
Man
and
Wife
VICTOHIA.
April
5.
Tim
gov
ernment
today
offered
a
reward
of
St.
00(1
Tor
evidence
leading
to
the
conviction
ot
the
person
or
.111
.
1
At
Ik
I
persons
who
couuiuucii
uic
run
'"v;r-
VV1...1....
i..
v
I....
Km
no
l
r.niiinirlCoiiuitlam
murder
.recently
when
Weill
ashore
a
collide
or
months.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
W
ileherley
ago
and
was
lost.
.
1
were
benleu
home.
to
death
in
their
MOTHERS'
PENSIONS
DID
GREAT
WORK
VA.VCOUVF.il.
Aor.
0
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IIO
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Vl..-
I'llU.-H
or
occupation
In
(lermaiiy
lo
the.432.717
during
the
year
I
.
1
ii.
im
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1
I
t'i
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1
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1
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1
uoruicrii
ouiKins
oi
i.iDt'ru'Hj.
tv.
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I
II
f
Subcribe
for
the
Dally
Newa.
Mothers'
Columbia
of
the
men
under
arrest.
The
11123.
to
a
h
dace-in
the
nark,
nointed
out
Ihe
J
spot
where
the
bonds
were
buried.
-
Assistant
Superintendent
of
Provincial
PpUce
Walter
Owen.
.
the
officer
whose
efforts
resulted
i
in
the
uncovering
of
Ihe
mystery,
h
was
formerly
chief
or
provincial
police
here
and
al
Atlin-
Just,
recently
he
was
rromoled
from
an
inspectorship
al
Vancouver
to
the
post
of
assistant
lo
Super
intendent
J.
11.
Mc.Mullm
with.
headquarters
al
Victoria.
:T0
INVESTIGATE
f
INSURANCE
RATE
Discriminatory
Charges
North
of!
Latitude
52
Mentioned
at
a
Board
of
Trade
Meeting
The
(uteslion
ot
increased
in--
surance
for
points
north
of
lati
tude
52
which
is
al
present
charged
cargo
ships
oilier
than
those
owned
by
the
Canadian
(iovernmenl
Merchant
Marine,
Is
lo
bo
Investigated
by
the
trade
ami
commerce
lonuuillee
ot
Hie
Board
or
Trade
with
a
view
lo'
getting
rid
ot
any
discriminatory
charges
at
present
.
against
nor
thern
ports.
The
matter
was
Introduced
by
M.
P.
McCalTery
at
the.
meeting
or
the
board
last'
nigh!
and
a
resolution
referring
lo
Ihe
coinmlltee
was
seconded
by
II.
F.
Pullen,
who
also
spoke
ot
the
imposition
ot
the
high
rale,
al
Swanson
Bay
:
(EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
DERBYSHIRE,
ENGLAND
LONDON.
April
5.
Severe
earthquake
shocks
Occurred
last
i-lulil
iii
Iki.rtivsliire
coh!
flrlil.H
This
sum
Was
distributed
tor
tiro
.and
in
(be
neighborhood
or
AL
maintenance
or
'J3i
mothers
and
jfralon.
Many
buildings
wero
2,t55
Children.
'shaken
and
vibralcd-