Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
VOL
XIV
NO.
107
dated
Augut
IS.
I
WIS.
t
jlvd
that
llic
ha
nV
d
tt
:e
1.500
account
fee
r
ipi
isl
Bdvi-er
in
Willi
tlii"
.reeiit
il-'he
hank
J
affair."
NEWSPAPERS
TO
PAY
ALL
COSTS
"in
carry
on
same
service)
Without
Government
Grant
of
$50,000
k
ilinMO.
May
0
With
tw
n-'iii
the
newiaer
puli
f
Ouiari"
and
OiieiM-c
e
memtter
of
Hie
Canadian
ilorided
to
add
the
rental
ion
of
Hie
hoanl
of
for
the
aliordlon
of
ii.onn
iMiuiinion
(iovern-ss'aiil
which
wn
dicon-
I
lUM
eiui.
'I'.;-"
iiewHiiaoer
of
lainnln
1
diH-nli'd
a
a
whole
In
'
i
n
at
their
own
cienn
i:
x'oiitincnlal
leaed
wire.
tt
'he
iieiiile
of
I
he
liana
fal
and
wrl.
WISTARIA
SCHOOL
HOUSE
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
RECENTLY
I
II
AXIOMS
I.AKK,
May
tf.
l
ire
:iIImk
lielwecn
thn
rcilitiK
:
i
imf
al
the
noon
hour
one
Ut
week
comolclcly
delroy-"l
Hie
M'liool
lnilliliim
al
W'i-141
Mih
(Iraliaiu
mid
her
p-
W
wmi.
eiilimr
lunch
oiilido
,;'l
Hie
fir
I
Inllinalion
of
Hi"
"J'lMaralloo
caine
when
cinnkr
e,.u
iHHujntf
finin
the
wln-
ftlvfti
alslunco
ly
her
"ii.
MjM
(Sraliain
llui'klly
iro.celv
.i
k..!.i.
..
.
I
win,
wiiii
i
i.n
ne.
p.cciill
puqiiiun
r,'w
dek.
Idackliourd,
leaclicrV
0,,"k.
uti.l
l,otik
cane.
"'her
hl'Pintun
urn
IikIiilt
"'fed
for
and
cliool
will
re
"l""t!
in
a
few
days.
1
I'
ll.
Mennicr
l'rlncess
l'!u,
'""""I
from
Naden
llurltof
1
'"''Itikuii,
was
Monnliouml
lat
."Ij1
ul
tin?
entrance
of
Nmlon
been
employ
Al
lull
on
I
lie
whole.
coushk-riiig
the
handicap
Dial
lliuor
earrying
on
I
lie
railway
construction
during
lhoe
year
tlUOorOJ
unuer,.
ll
l
lira
urrip-
i.mii.
way
o.
in.-
.
j,Hr
,in,
werU
e0(1,
,.e
couniry
a.
Ikt,,
a.ccrta,nr.l
ljUw(.
,UfH.
,
,tfpy."
u"
',.,,-
wf..
."ri
lUien
charge
ul
Ihe
Provincial
its
rir
mom
mif
1
a
fee
.if
I.(mi
r
a
special
odvir.
A
j
Juiii
iii
lit
diiclr'p
Parly
again!
(he
lioverumrnl
wa
.li-uill
ny
ine
fommi-
Iheiie
fnnialile
trcalineiil
in
the
l.esl-
lalui-
jVANDERHOOF
WEDDING
AM
CI
ARHBATP
AFFAIR
MM
Lbnuuniiiuioiiii"
Whole
Town
Took
Day
Off
When
Miss
F.
M.
V.
Day
Became
Bride
of
G.
H.
Outram
Last
Week
VAMiJ:IIIHKI'.
May
0.
Hie
mhmI
notahle
weldiiiB
ever
lo
lake
idare
in
Vanderhouf
wu
thai
of
Ml
France
Mary
Victoria
Pay.
dauisliler
of
the
late
Jame
Pay
unit
Mr.
Pay.
and
lieoriie
lienry
I
ul
mm.
oii
of
K.
I'.
Outram,
anl
the
lac
Mr-
Oulraiii
of
Vancou-er,
which
wn
MdeumUeil
in
Ctirit
:iin
rcli
at
fur
o'clock
IiikI
Tuoday,
Hcv.
(ieorKc
J.
"ray
01-firialtiiK.
The
hride.
who
wa
given
away
hy
hpr
hrolhcr.
wa
kowiiciI
In
iry
alin
irlnimcd
with"
orna-menl
nnd
while
lnal
lo'inl
wllli
in.aUlv
emliroiden-d
while
fide
nntiels.
She
wore
n
alin
hat
Irinu
i
iic.
I
wilh
orniiuc
niouiii
wil
and
carried
a
houciiel
or
while
iiic.
Tin
hrilcinnld,
Mi-
Kmmie
Violet
Hay.
wore
iale
Muo
moracaiu
irimuiru
wilh
iPcr
rinnoii
aim
n
unum-uu
of
iler
leaves
and
riltlion.
Sho
carried
a
houinel
of
dnk
and
while
rarnnllons.
v
.
.vi.
niaik-tock
was
the
Kroonminnn.
The
chtireh
was
peclally
ile.
I
Hiere
were
mrr
iu
II
Ihe
school
hooks
andShe
church
Hn-ir
rendered
a.u
,.r
In
i.
with
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson
v.
,
,
ar
...u'liliwl
am
i......lied
Invllcd
Kticsls
presenl.
at
Iho
orKitn-
i"""1
..r
llo
rcalsirr,
tr.
nuuy
i
,-.l..n
ini
if
"iiccatisr.
Thi'ie
was
-
reception
In
Iho
ii..,.
...i
of
Triole
rooms
and
praifl
Itall
f
"",
eommunlly
hall
(he
even
I
UK.
Mr.
"t1'1
'M'I,,
0,llr""1
lrri
for
1
1.,
tin
lutvi.'
homi!
iii
Prince
OoorKe,
the
lnlde
travelling
In
Hollvla
L.nl
wit"
out
10
WW
foner
a
uhiviii.
In
rwry
eac
he
find
Hie
Provincial
J
Party'
allrualion
without
rvi-!
deocc
!
nUHrt
I
hem.
j
The
(.Hiioils'ionrr
ein
hij
renorl
hy
dlmiilny
the
provm-rial
Parly"
chanrc
Ihat
Hon.
W.
Sloan
rwehiil
money
from
I
he
I
I
I
....
.....I
II.
.al
urf
n
fAMllll
I
WASHINGTON.
May
C.
-
I.H'ul.
Hirll,
advance
illici-r
for
I
It
l.'nili'd
Staler
army
round
I
lie
world
High!
expedition.
advUnl
Ho
war
department
today
in
a
despatch
from
Pufclr
llarlior
thai
nothing
more
could
he
done
on
tlie
1'arj-
flc
side
of
I
he
p.'iiiuubi
lo
locale
Major
Martin,'
commanding
oflicer
of
the'
squadron,
who
La
l.eeir
missing
finer
April
S8.
He
aid
cv
ryl
IiIiik
possible
hail
lceii
started
on
the
north
side
of
the
jciiliiJ
ula.
-
"I
"T
PRICES
HIGHER
ON
FISH
EXCHANGE
TODAY
American
Halibut
Fetched
Seventeen
and
half
Cents
and
Canadian
Fifteen
and
Half
Price
were
higher
oil
I
lie
fih
roulraHor
were
ncrohlcilv
i
i
t-.r
mail
iiuinui
irirm-ij
iii'm
teen
and
a
half
cent
while
American
sold
at
ahout
(wu
ceii
I
moil.
Salmon
was
a
lilllc
lower
limit
hitherto,
I
he
jirirc
l.eius
close
to
ileeti
rents.
The
sales
were
as
follow:
American
Arrlu"
?;.nno
to
HtHith
Fihcr-ie
til
10.
HO
ami
7.50.
Volunteer
in.nno
to
Ituyal
l'ih
lUt.
nt
17.111
mid
8.
Venn
I?.
(lint
lo
Itoyal
I
ili
".o.
at
1
7.
CO
ami
H.
Canadian
Kaien
Jd.nuo
to
At
1
1
it
l"ilierie.
al
I5.HII
ami
l.
Thetma
.t.onu
In
poolli
Kiher-ie
al
I5.au
and
ti.
p.
Iiorreeii,
111.000
lo
lloolh
'ilier(cs
at
15.
Hi
ami
0.
Tilly
s.
i.noo;
t:ayccou
-'.("V):
.Mores
li.tmit;
W.
A
I".
l.ooo;
Mali
yimo
lo
t.old
Morale
ut
15.5(1
and
(.
Tallow
'.llt'l
ll.
miIiiioii
al
I5.V0
ami
5(10
halihut
al
15
and
0
l
Cold
Slnnir'c.
Oserlime
."I.COO
almou
lo
Allin
FMit'i
ies
at
I5.U0
ami
a.
LOONS
FIGHT
GULLS
Battle
tasted
Over
an
Hour
Port
Arthur
on
Lake
Superior
PHINCK
BUPFJIT,
B.C.,
TLKSIUY,
MAY
0,
I92i.
at
POU
T
AKTIIUIl,
On!.,
May
Cr-
A
lial
lie
lasting
more
than
an
hour
wa
tagcd
on
the
local
waterfront.
It
wa
fouiflil
in
the
air
between
a
Hock
of
one
linn
Ireil
or
more
deep
diving
loons
and
sciiBulls.
anil
I
he
object
was
food.
The
hungry
loons
dived
rrcucnll)
to
hriug
up
wriPKlink
live
fish,
and
immeillulely
the
mill
would
swoop
down
rapturing
Ihe
food
from
the
Mil
of
(he
loon.
The
gulls
won,
the
loons
retiring
lo
seek
a
more
peaceful
fei'ifingg
round.
It
is
mil
unusual
for
gulls
to
NmIiL
aiming"
themselves
for
the
piiNpqssluu
of
food,
lull
II
Is
unl-iuo
xfor
them
to
ullitck
their
wulur-Ui't'd.couKin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
tWSbmT
'
sssmBu
l
Tin
fair
bootlegger
of
.Miuueapoli,
re-cenlly
cailiircil
hy
the
police,
.hov
the
clct
cr
coiilr;ip5:oii.
which
he
licr.lf
doigucil
for
carrying
alio
forbidden
beverage,
and
the
'Screen"
uil
Summary
Execution
of
Chinese
YUrdr'
Circulation
1664
Pirates
at
Hong
Kong
Follows
Capture
by
a
Customs
Cruiser
IIONti
KOXO,
May
0.
An
example
of
Hie
Miiiimury
mti
li
ner
in
which
the
(jliinoe
Ireal
criminals
was
liown
here
yes-
Icnlay.
Thirly-eight
men
convicted
of
piracy
of
the
.leani
launch
Kwoiigluk
were
lined
up
ami
!iul
liy
Chiuee
uutliorities.
Hung
Kong
'
llrilih
jMilicc
were
irc.eiit
at
the
execution.
When
Hie
pirate
nttcnided
lo
seize
the
Ivwonglak
in
lloug
Kong
wuters,
the
CJiinoe
culoms
criucr
pursued
and
sank
the
offending
vessel
uud
raptured
the
pirate?.
DOUBLE
LIABILITY
TUG
LORNE
HAD
VERY
FOR
HOME
BANK
IS
;
ROUGH
WEATHER
AND
RAPIDLY
BEING
PAID
LAID
UP
AT
ISLANDS
TOHONTO,
May
0.
P
I
re-
After
encountering
very
severe
purled
that
the
double
liability
weal
her
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
of
the
Home
Hank
shareholders
Island
which
caused
her
to
be
I
lii-iiif:
palil
In
hi
Hie
lliiuila(or
s
ouk-e
at
Hie
rale
of
950.000
a
lay.
CIVIC
RECEPTION
TO
CANADIAN
SOCCER
TEAM
GIVEN
IN
AUSTRALIA
SYPNKY,
Australia.
May
C.
The
Lord
Mayor
lemlercd
a
civic
reception
lo
the
Canadian
soccer
team.
Ilcplying
lo
a
toast
to
the
visitors,
Maunder
Adam.
said
he
was
confident
tint
team
would
not
disappoint
the
public.
slormbound
Tor
several
days,
the
llccale
Slrails
Towiujr
Co.N
tug
I.orne.
Capl.
I.i'vvis,
arrived
in
porl
al
7
o'clock
Ibis
morning.
Charles
P.
Anderson
of
the
Kelly
l.n;xxiiiK
Co.
arrived
from
Cum.
shewn
Inlet
on
tlie
vessel.
The
t.orue
is
taking
on
a
new
wireless
operator
here
Allan
I).
Baillie
who
arrived
last
week
from
Port
Hammond.
TORONTO
REGISTRAR
DIES
TOHONTO,
May
0.
James
Waller
Currie,
regisirar
of
Toronto
died
this
uiurning,
aged
07.
TO
HELL
AND
BACK!
WHO
ARE
THERE?
C.
W.
CUTFORTH
(of
the
Lecture
Staff
International
Bible
Students'
Association)
Empress
Theatre,
Thursday,
May
8,
8p.m.
Seats
Free.
'
No
collection.
Strxt
Slt
SOT
The
Latest
In
Restauranta.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
f
VINDICATES
OLIVER
GOVERNMENT
SWIMMING
FACILITIES
WERE
WSCUSSED
BY
THE
CITY
COUNCIL
LAST
NKUT
Commission
Completely
Vindicates
Oliver
Government
of
Charges
Laid
by
Leaders
of
Provincial
Party
YlCTOlllA.
May
.
The
Oliver
government
wa
completely
ated
ut
I
hi
rerenl
P.O.F..
Itailwny
investigation
on
every
gf
or
dbnnely,
extnivaguuee
or
incomielciicy
.in
tlie
huiid-i1
at
r
ahvjy
affair.
This
wu
(lie
verdict
of
Mr..
Justice
Oal-j
"
Itotal
tniliiiiouer,
who
investigated
the
Provincial
allegation
HKuiii-l
the
government.
The
finding!)
were'
public
today.
I
f
(ml
iiotliiiig
in
any
dcrcleelion
of
duty
or
disregard
of
interest-
or
extravagance
or
incompetence
in
carrying:
WHITE
DREW
$1500
FEE
HOME
BANK
Revolution
Shown
on
Mlr.uUs
of
Directors
Just
Before
Doors
Closed
out
lliU
work
by
the
(norm-
limit,"
Hie
Itujal
mmiioti
re-
port
decuirr.l.
"In
conduct
in.'
a
work
of
Id!
iniunllude,"
he
aid,
r-frrrlng
lo
the
construction
of
Hip
I'.li.i:..
"it
would
lie
u-lonUh-
Hug
if
M.me
error
or
mistakes
were
not
made
and
perhap
I
might
say
more
thorough
methods
ut
.miiii
iftluii
luicrlil
IimIP
BISSELL
REPORTS
CAN
DO
NO
MORE
SEARCH
OF
PACIFIC
Two
Swimming
Proposals
were
Before
City
Council
and
were
Discussed:
Delegation
Present
A
ilelexaliou
from
the
Prince
Hiipcrl
Swimming
Club
con-iling
of
K.
(1
(iibbon.s
and
J.
W.
Scotl
appeared
before
the
city
council
last
night
ukiug
for
financial
assistance
in
connection
with
the
making
of
permanent
improvement
at
Hall
Lake.
There
was
also
a
letter
on
Hie
subject
from
A.
A.
Mdiwen,
secretary
of
the
club.
The
letter
explained
that
the
provincial
government'
bad
offered
to
give
$750
providing
a
similar
amount
was
rahed
locally.'
Any
improvements
should
be
started
al
once.
In
view
of
the
facf
thai
the
lake
would
eventually
become
city
property.
M
1
pll
1
lsTPF
.he
club
deemed
'it
proper
that
JUJi,
jlimWlL
the
cily
should
asii
in
the
pro-
jcci.
td
a
ut
Tim
rc
Mr.
Scolt
aked
that
the
couii-l
I
riHIll
I
I
TIIVl
cil
give
half
of
$750,
(he
club
to;
raise
the
balance
itself.
Mr.j
(Jibhon
pointed
out
thai
the
wssioound
Passonger
Will
Ar-
work
lo
be
underlaken
would
bo
rlve
al
o
ciock
This
Sum-
of
a
pernianenl
nature.
.
rncl
and
Eastbound
to
Aid.
Colhirl
asked
that
the
flo
uui
al
a
u
clock
matter
be
referred
lo
Ihc
finance!
committee
for
report
and
it
was!
T''e
times
of
arrival
and
de-
io
ordered.
manure
oi
uanauian
national
Pool
In
City
pa.enger
train.
westbound
and
Kaler
in
the
eveninir.
Aid.
p,.rrv!caslbound
will
be
advanced
on
reported
to
Ihe
council
that
the
Ma
18
a
WPl?k
from
next
Sunday
cilv.
engineer
had
Riven
an
cs-i
acconltng
lo
a
new
time
card
lunate
of
l-'00
on
a
swimming
11,81
"
ncmg
prepared,
pool
for
childifu
lo
be
put
in
Tl,e
eastbound
passenger
train
near
the
n-scrvotr
oncropolisi,IM'ave,hp.rGratv5ock
In-Hill.
ea'1
r
G-U
aHtal
Pe,3en.,
anJ
The
pool
H.us
fizunsl
on
would
he
20
hy
50
feet
and
3
lhc
lra,n
'f0,
,e
wj"
feel
0
incf.e.Nin
lieishl.
It
would
,r've
at..
',c'Vck
,n"1"?
4-?.0'
wilh
w,
"e
,,
e
iicauie
tor
me
he
of
concrete
reinforced
summer.
The
days
will
I
remain
as
lcel
will,
intake
and
outlet
al
there
InconV-
being
valve.
There
would
also
be
Iwo
no
small
dressing
rooms.
Aid.
Perry,1"';,
,ra,n
,,n
j''W
a'"
'
expressed
the
opinion
that
inoneyl""'
""""
V"
for
this
should
be
Ihc
first
to
be'
"
v
,ra'"
gouts
out
will
mean
that
irovided
I
tourists
arrivuijr
on
the
boats'
Aid.
(.ollail
I.
.,
referred
r
i
lo
the
fi-
r:
1
...
.
,
j
i
....
.
will
not
have
as
ons
to
spend
uanc
al
side
of
the
ueslion
:
.
and
.
i
,
,
,
..
...
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..
'
.
a
.
,,
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,,
.
:
,
.
,
,here
hut
it
will
allow
Iheiu
to
felt
the
mailer
should
ffo
before
.
,
,
.,
,
,
.,
r
.,
,.
...
..
.
lake
belter
advantage
of
tho'E
he
finance
comnnltrc.
He
and1,..
,
.
n
....
.
a
,.
...
.
.
Skeeita
Hiver
scenery.
Ihe
set-
he
mayor
were
of
he
opuuon
,,
a
of
U)f
arrlvals
thai
a
smaller
pool
than
the
one
haf
an
(,np
wil
Rjve
vi,ilors
propoe.
might
be
made.
ial
lil(U.h
,0
er
befofe
cm
.Md.
Macdonald
slated
that
He
2
bark,
t,,e
s(eamer,.
size
proposed
was
none
loo
large.)
n
V
luii.il
klii.iit.l
in,
sliiiin..!
till
proxide
it.
j
Aid.
Perry
expressed
his
belief
Ihat
.the
money
itiihl
ic
provided
out
of
the
Hoard
of
Works
eslioiales.
This
was
in
answer
to
a
ipicslioii
by
Mayor
New
I
on.
-
Aid.
McMordie
Tell
(hat
lhc
pool
inighl
be
more
economically
huill
than
outlined.
'
Ihe
mailer
was
finally
referred
hack
to
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
for
further
report.
BALDWIN
OBJECTS
TO
LOWERING
OF
DUTIES
Gives
Notice
of
an
Amendment
to
the
Budnet
Bill
of
Labor
Government
I.ONOON,
May
C
Former
Pre
mier
llalilwin
gave
notice
or
million
in
Ihe
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
it
is
inexpedient
in
the
uiidl
of
the
present
dis
tress
to
I
remove
the
McKenna
duties
as
proposed
hy
Chancellor
Snowdon
in
Hie
Labor
Oovern
incnl's
budget.
CABINET
MET
BUT
DID
NOT
SET
ELECTION
DATE
VICTOHIA,
May
(1.
Members
of
the
Oliver
Hovcrninent
were
in
conference
yesterday
for
an
hour
and
a
half.
After
the
meeting
Premier
Oliver
announced
that
nulhiug
bad
been
done
In
regard
to
the
lialc
of
anticipated
general
election.
J.
Shensgrecn
Is
returning
to
Vancouver
on
mo
unrucna
uus
afternoon.
BOBBED
HAIR
BANDIT
JAILED
She
and
Husband
Sentenced
to
From
Ten
to
Twenty
Years
NKW
YOHK.
May
0.
-
Mrs.
Celia
Cooney,
the
bobbed
hair-bandit,
and
her
husband
and
partner
in
crime.
F.dward
Cooney,
were
today
sentenced
to
serve
from
ten
to
twenty
years
each
in
prison.
canadWyoImteer
DUE
HERE
TOMORROW
C.G.M.M.
Vessel
Will
Discharge
Steel
For
Terrace
Bridge
at
Lumber
Wharf
C.O.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Volunteer.
Capl.
John
McKeruan,
i
expected
here
early
tomorrow
morning
wilh
475
tuns
of
steel
for
Ihe
Terrace
bridge.
The
cargo
will
he
discharged
at
thn
lumber
ussVciibty
wharf
and
the
vessel
will
likely
be
in
port
for
a
couple
of
days
before
clearing'
for
Ocean
Falls
lo
load,
pulp
and
paper
for
California.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
W'ushinglou
3,
Boston
8.
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
10.
St.
Louis
3,
Cleveland
p.
Detroit
8,
.Chicago
.5
National
League
New
York
7.
Philadelphia
8.
Boston
1,
Brooklyn
I
!.
Chicago
t,
Cincinnati
3.