Hi
U
t
A
cnillioVA.
M.iv
I.
Major
Frederick
1..
Marlm.
rum
l.
Jc
f
llic
United
Stale
army
round
lite
world
flight,
is
miv;
!
p
gall
in
the
North
Pacific.
Yesterday
morning
at
1
1.
10
he
i?
Chignik
for
llulcli
Harbor,
when;
he
was
to
have
joined
his
Uir??
(jinpiinioii
uiiutor.
Up
to
5
uVlork
thi
morning
no
fur
:
r.
:
e
hud
been
obtained
of
li
i
Ml.
All
wireless,
comiiiuinea
now
being
brought
into
play
und
in
c
ry
available
c.el
has
fc
i!
pal-lied
lu
-t'up
li
for
him.
Major
Martin
wus
flying
jg
fihip
ft
the
iirnul
crtner
squadron,
the
.Scuttle,
and
la
ir
was
Stuff
Sergeant
A.
I..
Iluncy.
j
ARMAMENTS
DISCUSSION
y
..f
uiiollirr
vl.arma-terrnee.
:;.
Ilaniay
MaolimM
I'liPrti
was
lorn
al
(he
Ceneial
'""I'Mal
(his
iiiorulng
a
daughter
f'r
and
Mrs.
B.
J.
Hands,
'A
W'ett.
At
2.25
Mil
morning.
alter'
romlaiil
wireless
eummiiuiraiion
j
(lit
whole
of
the
north
I'a-J
ill'-
region
concern
ilia
In
fate
!
err
liml
leeii
lt
word
re-rieil
Major
Martin.
J
skattli:.
May
i.
iudi
j
I
vires
received
fine
at
5
u'elick
iWf
Before
Houe
of
Commons
lllrin
tmn.
Alaska
pen
Csentctlon
With
Shhstxilld--
fll(Bt4
Xm.V
that
tilfAmtv
bed
nB
iH
found
of
.Major
Martin
l'iliiHK
b4l
along
Hie
mule
are
im.v
May
i
ii"
.arrliin?
fr
Hie
missing
plane.
ihr
I
oiled
Hte
IUii.l
t
A
Urr,.
e.nge
received
at
u
'hunting
Ihe
construe.)
j,,,,,,,,
,u,0
",iaUoii
today
,lii
ttrw
ertiiMT
KejfrtMH
,IP
cuu.r
Algonquin
i
he
House
of
tlommotis
uw,,.r.,
(,
mean
that
Major
uy
I.,
a
h.ro!ii
on
rtiii.
f
whom
no
word
has
Itrrn
rrerhud
sllire
he
left
Chlg-ii
Ik
elenlay
morning,
was
somewhere
between
Chignik
ami
1
political
Flloallon
in
.
shumesln
Mun.K
I
Till
iiiilnn
ihuI
be
MiuMlhe.
out
(rU,wl.,t
f
('.hicnik.
The
wire.
tnV
hebin-
lte
lliHilatmn.i,.
imIih
Hi
Ko.liak
Maud
ha
c
::mnMiU
eould
be
dleinl
a,p,i
i
ltroadraol
a
me.
writiii
0
UiiestbMi
us
he
fle
emler
to
b"'
f-il
h
he
llrillMi
werei
:
he
hlnilJiHons
of
the'
k
Jti
i-oiivenlioii,
tin
pre-nisd
they
were
only
parity
CANADIANS
AT
NEW
ZEALAND
Soccsr
Team
Gets
Good
Workout
at
Auckland
Beforo
Proceed-Ing
to
Sydney
AH:KI,
NI.
N7...
May
I
Th''
n;.iniHti
orrer
li-nui
lm
h
H
t
ir
New
.ealand
ami
Aus-"
-i
a.
niried
here
on
Ihe
::;nrf
Nmnnrn
with
all
Hie
'"iiiImts
in
rimhI
.lmie.
The
'am
had
n
workout
t
Suva
en
r
ute
niwl
two
u
I
practices
will
':
held
here
bcfoip
the
Niitjrnru
"tr
ues
ht-r
Mivnu-o
lo
Sydney.
The
Cnntiilian
playera
expect
to
1
in
ar.od
(londilloii
for
Mr
'""'t
uaine
In
Australia
lo
be
Mayed
In
Sydney
on
Mny
1".
GEORGES
CARPENT1ER
KNOCKS
OUT
TOWNLEY
frenchman
Won
In
Secorid
Round
of
Bout
With
Englishman
at
Vienna
Today
v'l
NNA,
Mav
l
-Heorues
Car
'"ller.
,
.'r,.rh
boxer,
knnrk-
"
V"l
Arthur
Tnwnley
of
Eng
nil
In
(In.
hoeond
roun.l
of
Ihcir
here
lo,ny.
BIRTH
aae
to
all
eeN
ieuetuiB
'"Itliein
t
iienreli
for
Major
Martin
lielwrcii
Cliiiiik
and
MiuinuKiri.
FOUR
SMALL
CANADIAN
BOATS
MARKETED
TODAY
Only
IJ.mui
immiihN
of
hnlibiil
was
marketed
here
today
in
four
I
.HHnliali
hmils
as
follown;
Impereuse,
(i.uoo,
lo
Odd
Stor-
nxe.
at
ll
.5"c
and
7.IUC
Annie
May.
:U00.
to
Ihndli
Fisheries,
al
II.WOc
uml
7.50e.
Point
May.
5.IMMI.
lo
lloolh
l-iherle.
al
Il.tlJc
and
7.50c.
Slum.
U.niiii,
In
Royal
Fih
Co..
al
I
t.Onc
und
7e.
CANADA'S
FISHERIES
SHOW
GOOD
INCREASE
OTTAWA,
May
I.
liniuida's
ralch
id
sen
rish
for
Ihe
.month
or
March
this
year
increased
17
lit
over
the
same
mouth
Inst
year.
This
year
Iher.e
were
15.2511.00(1
pounds
caunhl
npainsi
I2.5IMI.UIHI
pounds
last
year.
BARRACKS
WRECKED
BELFAST,
May
I,
Killormer
hairacks
al
llallliiasloe,
t.ouniy
(lalway.
were
allackeii
ami
wrerkixl
aHer
a
preliminary
f.mllade
emly
tolay.
me
oc
rupants
of
Ihe
barracks
were
un
molested.
Mian
l.
Haillie
or
Port
Hani.
im',M)
iraclied
the
clly
on
the
Prince
llupi-l
yeslerday
arier-
,
,,.
lie
Is
lo
Join
Ihe
tug
Lome
as
wireless
operator.
The
fire
department
did
not
I
hi
a
slnle
alarm
during
u.omII.
"f
April,
Fire
Chief
),
II.
McHonald
repuricu
iiiursi'ii-
camera
enthusiatta
tp.
FEW
proach
Mount
Robton,
the
monarch
of
tht
Canadian
Rockies,
without
resolving
to
tt-rare
at
leait
batf
a
dozen
exi
tjhotAjfrapba
of
thii
towerinjc
peak
for
fndufion
In
thetr
albums
when
they
return
home.
And
to
tnUt
the
eamera
enthutlait
in
hit
or
btr
laudable
endearor,
the
Canadian
National
Railway
maniee-
ment
has
arranid
that
all
trains
pauinc
the
foot
of
Mount
Robion
and
other
towering
praks
along
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
Ka
tional
will
ston
for
fire
minutes
at
the
foot
of
this
mountain.
'
Mount
Robton
and
Mount
Rob-
CHIEF
JUSTICE
DAVIES
IS
DEAD
Was
Prominent
Lawyer
and
Politician
and
Occupied
Bench
for
Half
Century
'ITTAWA.
May
I.
Clner
.luli.i-Sir
Louis
Davit-
died
here
early
lln
iiioniing.
He
was
TJ
yeyr
of
a?e.
Hon.
Sir
Loui"
Hai's.
K.C.,
K.C.M.O.,
chief
jusliri
or
Hie
Supreme
(urt
of
auada,
oecuph'd
a
prominent
position
in
Ihe
h'j:al
profi'Moii,
in
the
field
of
politic
and
finally
on
the
bench
for
half
a
reulury.
The
lale
Chief
Jub
ilee
was
a
n.ilhe
of
Canada's
(uiallest
province.
He
was
horn
in
Cltarlotletowu,
Prince
Edward
lolainl.
Sir
Louis
liavies
entered
the
field
or
politics
as
a
Liberal
at
in
early
iiko.
His
early
political
ucliMlies
wero
confined
to
his
nnliwj
province,
where
he
gained
i
In;
apiioiulmenl
of
Solicitor-lleneral
in
the
year
IHH'J.
Three
yt-ars
Inter
he
was
elected
to
Ihe
IIoum'
or
A.'M-inlily
and
in
I
H70
beriime
Premier
and
Atlorney-llcneial
ol
the
Proluce.
He
rc
maiiied
in
the
olllce
for
three
years,
when
he
was
defeated.
Was
Minister
When
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
bo-caine
Premier
in
18U0,
he
selcol-eil
Sir
Louis
Davies
as
his
Miu-
isler
of
While
a
member
of
(ho
Luuricr
Cabinet,
Sir
Louis
participafed
in
it
number
of
important
interna-tional
conferences.
Sir
Louis
Davies
resigned
his
portfolio
in
tliu
Cabinet
on
September
25,
IU0I,
and
wus
appointed
to
the.
Supremo
Court
Bench.
On
Oclober
23,.
IP
I
H,
ho
was
apuoliited
Chief
Justice
of
Canada,
in
succession
lo
Sir
Ulniiles
Fitxpalrick,
and
In
December
of
Ihe
same
year,
ho
received
Ihe
honor
of
appointment
to
the
l:Mp?r!al
Privy
Council.
P.
R.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
MARKET
:
BOSTON
GRILL
FRESH
MEAT
AND
POULTRY
MARKET.
Third
Avenue.
Home
Made
8aussg.es
Fresh
best
of
Food
flood
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Phone
871.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOI
XIV
,
NO,
103.
PIUNCi:
ItUI'KItT,
H.IL,
THI.mHUAY,
MAY
i,
11(21.
TNUNif'i
Clrcutntlen
IHt
StfMt
4i.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
LS,
FLIGHT
COMMANDER
IS
MISSING
AGAIN
SOUTHWESTERN
STATES
SET
ABOUT
TO
RELIEVE
STORM
STRICKEN
AREA
Major
Martin
Took
off
from
Chignik
at
11:10
Yesterday:
Lost
Since
Every
Effort
Being
Bent
Today
to
Ascertain
Fate
of
Misfortune-dogged
I
American
Aviator
THE
MONARCH
OF
THE
ROCKIES
WW
ICyMrWBaliBaaaaW
BBKMl
TWO
MORE
DAYS
TO
WRITE
THE
ESSAY
IN
COMPETITION
There
are
only
two
inor-'
days
in
which
lo
prepare
the
rsay
for
rninprf
ilii'ii
in
Ihe
Daily
News
routes!
for
which
the
fine
Iwo-slep
radio
set
is
to
he
fi'en
a
first
prize
ami
in
which
there
are
seven
oilier
cash
priies
for
Daily
News
readers.
There
are
no
strings
on
this
competition
Jiul-
writers
must
remember
thai
il
must
not
be
oer
500
words
in
length.
If
it
is
longer
than
thai
il
will
he
dis-qualified.
The
words
should
he
carefully
counted
by
compel
ik.rs
and
the
essays
sent
in
before
Saturday
nielli.
DEAL
DIRECT
WITH
GERMANY
Premier
Macdonald
Would
Take
Matter
Out
of
Hands
of
Reparations
Commission
i
nviviv
Mnv
I
wi.m.
ip
.-v...,
..
.........
.....!..
i
.mui
ii.u
u.iu
.
mIcp
Mact0nn,
mcc(8
premier
Tlieunls
ami
I'aul
Hymens
of
Belgium
here
tomorrow,
the
Bel
giau
emissaries
will
be
told
that
(treat
Britain
desires
(o
put
the
expeiis'
repartition
plan
Inlo
effect
by
Inking
tlm
matter
out
of
the
bauds
of
(he
reparations
commission
tuid
dealing
directly
with
(icrmany
in
a
new
inlerna-llonal
conference.
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
Chelsea
3,
Manchester
Cilv
I.
Aston
Villa
3
Huddersficld
1.
MaHfcs
a
tTtafj)'
r
son
Part
is
the
tneeca
each
year
of
borders
is
lawful
prey
for
the
thousands
of
touruts
who
have
hunter,
and
usually,
in
the
vicinity
adopted
the
slojran
"See
Canada
oI
t
gzmt
&
plentiful.
First,"
and
In
V-t
fn
biz
game
!
,
'
,
.
,
huntinr
cnthusirsts
Und
that
the
!
Photograph
shows
Mount
4
Rob-territorr
surrsundinc
Mount
Rob-!
son.
13,WS
feet
in
hciffht,
as
it
is
son
is
the
finest
big-pame
territory
!
n
trom
the
north
side,
where
the
to
be
found
on
the
American
con-
j
mighty
peak
towers
10,000
feet
tinent.
There,
mountain
sheep
and
above
the
level
of
the
valley.
Each
pats,
griisly,
black
and
cinnamon
j
jrMr
intrepid
climbers
attempt
to
bear
and
a
wide
variety
of
large
I
scale
its
heights,
and
find
thrills
and
small
gsme
are
plentiful
and
j
aplenty
in
the
attempt
The
within
eat
y
reach
of
the
hunter
ImaHer
picture
inset
shows
Berg
who
may
be
outfitted
at
the
park
Lake,
at
the
foot
of
Mount
Robson
headquarters.
j
ear
where
the
Alpine
Club
of
Can-
The
national
parks
are,
of
ada
will
this
yesr
hold
its
annual
course,
game
sanctuaries,
but
game
j
camp,
in
the
heart
of
Canada's
fin
in
the
territory
surrounding
their
I
est
mountain
scenery.
.PROVINCIALS'
TALE
OF
WOE
Speakers
at
Meeting
Last
Night
Declare
Province
Bankrupt
But
Credit
Good
BOTH
PARTIES
BLAMED
Organization
of
Third
Group
Originated
from
United
Farmers'
Convention
Bringing
a
tole
of
-woe
in
retard
lo
the
horrible
financial
-oudilion
of
the
Province
and
.darning
Ihe
Liberals
and
Con-tervalives
for
.having
brought
it
'o
that
condition
and
holdinV
out
Ihe
slar
of
hope
in
the
Provincial
Parly
as
the
cure-all
for
the
political
ills
or
the
day,
J.
F.
lener.
Bert
Showier
and
John
Council
addressed
a
small
gathering
last
night
in
the
Boston
dining
hall
with
T.
Ross
Mackny
presiding.
Al
the
conclusion
'hose
interested
.
were
asked
to
remain
lo
form
Ihe
nucleus
of
an
organization
Gut
apparently
tiono
remained,
All
were
interesting
speakers.
Mr.
Tener
was
a
very
serious
person,
Mr,
Showier
sent
his
thrusts-
home
by
means
of
unconventional
language
while
Mr.
Council,
being
an
Irishman,
spoke
all
too
short,
his
humor
being
one
of
Ihe
most
enjoyable
features
or
the
gathering.
In
introducing
Ihe
speakers
Mr.
Mackay
referred
lo
(he
monument
of
the
Bowser.
Govern
ment,
which
was
Ihe
railway
(hat
connected
th
(J.T.l.
with
Vancouver
and
sldel
racked
Prince
Rupert.
He
also
ridiculed
the
efforts
of
Premier
Oliver
in
regard
lo
the
freight
rates
equalization.
He
said
Ihe
real
issue
was
that
white
taxes
In
Quebeo
weriVionly
I
en
cents
a
bead
per
day,
here
I
hey
were
01
cents
per
(continued
on
pago
five)
Known
Dead
Number
95,
Score
Missing
and
Hundreds
Injured
as
Result
of
Terrific
Storms
ATLANTA.
Oeorziu.
May
1.
Willi
ninety-five-
persons
'known
lo
be
deud
and
more
than
a
score
missing
and
approximately
500
people
injured
itume
of
them
fatally,
the
southeast
,.et
about
today
to
relieve
the
regions
which
were
stricken
yes-jterday
and
Tuesday
by
Ihe
worst
high
tension
storm
in
history.
The
tornadoes
caused
damage
estimated
at
ten
million
dol-'lafs
in
the
seven
stales
of
South
Carolina,
Norlh
Carolina,
Georgia,
Alabama,
Virginia,
Louisiana
and
Arkansas.
j
ATLANTA,
May
1
Reports
re-
ceited
from
the
aoulliweelerji
PT(T)PT
DITCIIDV
slates
show
thai
C3
persons
are
jUIljjU
DUuIIDi
known
lo
be
dead
and
hundrejs
injured
as
a
result-ofjhe
ryrlon-l
I
ACT
UIC
PACIi
ic
si
orms
of
yesterday.
The
pro-;
LUuI
lllu
UitjL
perly
damaite
i
iiiimeiisc
and
has
'
not
been
calculalcl.
At
llarrell
Hill.
South
Oaro-
Loc1
Manufacturer
is
Out
S36,-lina,
twin
lornailoes
met
and
de-j
722
on
Guarantee
For
Loan
moIihed
the
schoolhousc.
trap.
He
Made
In
1920
pinft
75
children,
four
of
whom
,
were
killed.
Fickelen.
C.eorsia.l
VANCOUVER,
May
I.
Hold-
,was
virtually
wiped
off
the
map.
llxg
u,at
tlse
guarantee
ujion
(
WILLS
AND
DEMPSEY
MATCHED
TO
FIOHT
NEW
YORK,
May
I.
Tex
Rickard
announced
today
that
he
had
matched
Jack
I)cinp;y,
champion
heavyweight
boxer
of
the
worjd,
and
Harry
Wills,
the
colored
con-lender,
for
a
title
fight
in
Jersey
City
on
September
MORE
STOCK
FOR
I
WOODCOCK
DAIRY
Robert
Mackay
Arrived
There
From
Fraser
Valley
With
.
Nineteen
Head
on
Sunday
Robert
Mackay,
manager
of
the
Woodcock
Dairies
Ltd.,
arrived
at
Woodcock
on
Sunday
hist
bringing
with
him
l'.i
head
of
cattle
from
Hie
Fraer
Valley
which
wincn
ueorge
HusiiDy,
innco
Ruoert
manufacturer,
oaiil
t36..
722
to
the
dominion
Bank
w-as
not
in
writing,
Mr.
Justice
Greg-
ory
of
the
Supreme
Court
today
dismissed
Mr.
HushbyV
claim
for
damages
against
Albert
Tan-
ner,
Victoria
dentist.
JTbe
guarantee
was
given
in
corinection
viih
the
assumption
in
February,
1920,
by
the
Domin-
ion
Bank
of
a
loan
from
Tanner
lo
Josiah
Rylands
who
conducted
a
poultry
farm
near
Victoria.
Mr.
Uushby
guaranteed
the
bank
against
loss
and
when
Ryland
2
became
bankrupt,
he
bad
to
pay
the
I3C.72
THIEPVAL
NOW
AT
KURILE
IDS.
Staunch
Little
Canadian
Craft
Has-Been
Preparing
For
British
Flyer
KASHIWARA
BAY,
Kurde
Is-..
lands,
May
1.
The
Canadian
government
steamer
Thiepval
has
brings
Ihe
total
slock
at
thc;arried
here
after
spending
two
much
now
tip
to
some
Sir
or
GO
'months
in
the
turbulent
Arctic
head.
The
company
is
now
ship-'seas
establishing
bases
for
the,
ping
about
inn
g-allons
of
milk
British
round
the
world
flyers.
:
a
day
lo
the
city
for
umption.
Visitors
lo
the
local
con-
Woodcock
Col.
Broome,
in
charge
of
ther
expedition,
slates
that
he
expects:
to
meel
tho
flyers
in
Tokio
about,
Dairy
Farm
say
that.
very
nuxlern.llie
middle
of
June,
lie
will
fly:
ami
cleanly
methods
are
insisted.
with
them
to
Prince
Rupert
oif
upon
by
It.
L.
Brown,
the
farm'accounl
of
lis
knowledge
of
manager.
I
lie
cows
ami
milkers
wcainer
conditions
ana
bases.
arc
thoroughly
washed
and
the
milk
is
put
in
coolers
and
iced
in
buildings
nearby
until
a
few
minutes
before
Ihe
arr'ntil
of
trains
on
which
it
is
shipped.
A
surall
power
plant
is
lo
be
inHnlled
at
the
farm
and
electric
milkers
will
soon
bo
used,
it
is
planned.
IMPRISONED
FIFTY
TWO
HOURS
IN
SNOW
SHED
NEAR
ANCHORAGE
ANCHOHAOI-;
Alaska,
May
I.
Afler
52
hours
imprisonment
in
n
snow-shed
on
Kern
Creek
west
of
here,
R.
F..
Shanklin
was
rescued.
He
hud
fled
lo
the
shed
when
he
heard
a
snow-slide
coin
ing,
the
slide
blocked
all
Hie
ex'ls
from
the
shed
which
was
uninjured.
A
search
revealed
Shanklin's
plight
and
h6
was
dug
out.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
0,
Boston
I.
I',ittsburg
2,
Chicago
1.
Other
I'LiUs,
rain.
TO
CROSS
ATLANTIC
IN
FISHING
SMACK
William
B.
Leeds,
Tin
Plate
King,
Announces
Intention
of
Embarking
In
Tiny
Craft
SOUTHAMPTON,
May
1
-William
B.
Leeds,
the
tin
plale
king,
has
arrived
here
to
board
Ilia
fishing
smack
Salem
in
which
he
has
announced
his
intention
of
crossing
tie
Atlantic.
Tho
Salem
is
HO
feet
long
and
Jias
a
CO
horse-power
auxiliury
motor.
AUSTRALIA
IS
TO
BUILD
WARSHIPS
Four
Light
Cruisers
and
Several
Submarines
Included
on
Program
MF.LBOUKNH,
May
1.
The
Australian
navul
program,
foi
Ihe
next
nine
years
includes
(he
construction
of
four
light
cruiers
uml
several
long
rangu
cruising
submarine.
Subscribe
fur
the
Dally
New.