prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
rkne
671
llr
:
i
COLOR
AND
POMP
iM
Wore
Uniform
of
BYtam
Ouards
and
Queen
Htd
a
Gorgeous
Costume
itirl
hall
mirr
pre-war
4.
V
plan-
1nI
niiihl
'
hiM-,
lnlpe
iitiiiiiia
lb''
fci-niMin.
AIuhM
'"'
!.r
Mini
dtpli'inalh"
aiul
f-i
rf.
Tin
ruiiH
larketl
'
tradihoiial
eolr
and
f
ii
predereMr.
i
'irorve
wore
a
uiiifurm
l-lli-rhlif
of
the
tbl-(uanlf.
ullirml
III
a
of
void
liue
elilhrll-
Willi
a-ld
ami
diaiii'Midf.
am
wa
of
Uiiernl
preen
I
JIhii
cold,
the
color
ontlmiiii?
in
h
enrouel
ii'-HihU
and
diaiin'iid.
JEWS
ARE
OUTRAGED
aitaulls
In
Transylvania
Result
In
Twelve
Deaths
and
Many
Woundlno
ATROCITIES
COMMITTED
I'OUT
SIMPSON,
May
2l
Miss
Dm
.l
i...
v.....
.
....
..
ii
v
..r
Vi.il'
Veslmlnsler
ha
been
aipolnted
"nitron
of
the
I'orl
Slnipsoii
"eneral
llospliat
and
will
arrive
"liiiilly
fcnin
Ihe
south
to
take
over
her
dulies,
Mis
Js'ewsome,
l'o
1
a
023
graduate
oT
dhe
Vancouyr
(Jeneral
llospilul,
Jia
I'i'en
Tor
the
past
year
on
the
au
f
'h-Bella
Botlfi
hospital.
BRITISH
FLYER
REACHES
BURMA
SHA.MHIAI.
May
21.
Major
Sltiarl
Marl.arcn,
the
Mnll'li
round-the-world
aviator,
arrived
at
.Uyuli.
Iliirma.
'oday
from
Calcutta,
lie
remained
rwral
day
al
Calcutta
and
repaired
engine
thoroughly.
Now
he
expects
In
make
fa
lime
to
Japan.
Shanghai
i
ex-pprlcl
lo
f
(hn
Hireling
plan1
f
American
and
HrJlMi.nixhU.
MERMAN
HAS
HIS
ARM
BROKEN
James
Marshall
of
Annie
may
Admitted
to
Local
Hospital
Jame
Marshall,
a
member
nf
the
rrew
of
Ihe
f.aiiadiau'
liallimi
rlMUiner
Annie
May.
.ap.
ia-
ley.
wa
admille.!
lo
Ihe
hM"W
'
..
.
.:
ill.
n...
Wf.vii.rii
Ciinada
tour
or-
Hiinia-d
by
the
London
(Ontario)
Free
Pre
ha
neeu
iniuiiiv..
owing
to
an
iusulllcienl
number
..r
...,-,...v.i
on
lie
ng
niauw
m
.,...ii,iir
lo
wold
received
here.
The
parly
vva
lo
have
come
om-i
ii...
ii....
i.f
I
ho
Canadian
National
Hnllwuy
and
Prince
lluperl
was
included
on
Ihe
Itinerary
"
.'
of
Ihe
business
men
who
had
planned
making
Ihe
Hip
are
go-ing
lo
the
British
Empire
hx-tiibltton
insie-id'
otherwise
Ihc
oullook
wouhl
be
for
continued
weakness.
A
hel
ler
market
for
Pink
would
(i
real
ly
ini)roe
the
situation
all
round,
a
packer
now
ucpciiu
ery
largely
on
the
cheaper
grade
to
lake
wire
-
of
their
ovcrheod
iikU.
ami
uule
can
be
done
lhe
packing'
of
Sockeycn
if
un-
proiiahie.
l
It
i-.
expected-
that
all
the
.
keena
Hier
Cockeyes
will
bfl
cleaned
up
without
diffieulty
be-.
fore
Ihe
new
reason
opens,
and
.
olher
offering
on
Ihe
1mis
of
PROVINCIAL
CANDIDATES
.
prpenl
pricex
will
nlo
probably
IBPH
.
bo
alMnel,.
unniRii
a
cnniuer-.
able
iuantily
if
bcin?
held
aloe
..
...
'....!.!
....II
n.
me
riirrrijj
iunri'i
m
j
i"
dmujl-bifir,irrirjMhtt'
the
Tiew
NOMINATED
IN
VICTORIA
Two
Aldermen
and
One
scnooi
Trustee
Included
In
Third
Party's
List
or
VICTOIUA.
May
21.
The
Pro
vlnclal
Parly
last
night
nomin
tiled
Aid.
A.
C.
Todd.
Aid.
C
S.
Woodward,
School
Trustee,
Alex
Smith
and
Andrew
Wright
to
con
test
Victoria
riding
in
the
rorlh
oomluj'
provincial
olot-iion.
ditional
Seat
In
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA.
May
21.
Hedistri-
bulion
of
seats
will
come
up
in;
(he
House
or
Common
early
in
I
Juno
it
is
now
anticipated.
The!
Kovcruiuent's
plan,
as
submitted!
by
Fred
Stork.
M.l'.
for
Skeena,
is;
to
leave
all
the
British
Columbia
j
seat
as
they
are
excepting
Coinox-Alberui,
llurranl
and
Fraser
Itiver.
-The
province
will
gain
a
new
Neat,
however,
Ihroush
North
Vancouver,
loco
and
I'orl
Moody
being
placed
separately
in
a
district
which
wilt
also
include
that
part
of
the
mainland
north
to
Ihe
boundaries
of
Skeena.
PREMIER
KING
WILL
PAY
VISIT
TO
COAST
Date
Not
to
be
Set
But
Believed
It
Will
be
Soon
After
Session
Concludes
OITAWA.
May
21.
111.
Hon
William
i
vmi
Aiiiitkftnviii
iv
i
n
it
14.
iiailiament.
Hon.
K.
M.
Mac
ilouald.
miuisler
of
inililia,
will
also
visit
(he
coast
in
connection
wilh
the
visit
or
Hie
British
lleet.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Leanuo
New
York
3,
Pittsburg
12.
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
7.
Other
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
American
League
All
game
postponed
on
t.
of
rain.
Th
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
''!
In..
J
vol.
xiv.
lafl.
try
1'IIIXCK
llUPKllT,
11.(1,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
21,
1021.
VMUrdir't
Cireulitlon
1621
Slrt
Salt
408
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
14
BRITISH
FLYER
AT
AKYAB:
YANKS
HELD
UP
ANGLO-SOVIET
CONFERENCE
IN
LONDON
DEALS
WITH
MATTER
OF
FINANCES
Three
Men
Lost
Lives
in
Mine
Accident
at
Juneau
Last
Evening
OUTLOOK
FOR
SALMON
PACK
IS
UNCERTAIN
Expected
That
Most
of
8keena
River
Fish
Will
be
Cleaned
up
Beiore
new
season
Starts
'Mm
outlook
for
I
he
new
?al
.Hum
nark
i
very
uncertain,
and
.
,
,
,
.
,,
.Inn
prediction
oan
be
made
a
to
ii
w.Xi-
M:iv
11.
if
Ai.i-ku-Jiiiieaii
inuie
here
was
the..
;
.
.....
....
'acifi
"
"
-
..
,
.
.,.
..
..
:ockrye
price,
cays
urn
IP
far
II
icrnuir
m
mrm
m-i
input
vi.....
......
......
!
.1..
1
live
illjur-Ml.
li
ocurreu
wiicii
mi
orc
nun.
m
,,
,.(iiiio.,:
if
Lhc
franc
i
ante.
lo..pd
n,.
and
water
arnimtilulcri
above
the
orc.can
nUMUA
al
a
rea,onable
War
-
,
released
.UK
the
men
were
crushed
'level,
Pinks
will
move
off
readily
Hu.naiuaxza.
need
.It.
Italian
shift
...
TV
dead
tire
Alfonio
illll,P1,venlent
,
rice;
i
f..
......
A
't
I
itli(iti
I
ii
ml
I'stnnt
lftlm:ill
1
'
...
COURT
OPENING
AT
BUCKINGHAM;
ott
BHIIIant
Ball
Since
Pre-
if
Davs
Inauaurated
Lon-
don
Season
Last
Night
-
!
!
Cold-,
f.!MiS,
Muy,,!!
.Jhe
in..r
!:
MI
NNA.
May
21.
Assaults
'sat;
ln
.K-ws
in
Trnnsl.vMinia
liave
iM'i'ii
rnmnv
for
several
days
'
irdlii(f
lo
reports
received
I'f
-i-
.Massacres
have
occurred
In
fv
ral
towns.
Twelve
are
said
'
i
have
been
killed
and
ar:e
number
wounded.
VI
Salamar
a
Jewish
student
said
In
have
been
banned
to
a
lamp
im.,1
bv
a
mob.
Ills
mnlher
a
drenched
willi
petroleum,
and
uriied
in
his
preseifce
herore
ne
Was
hatiKed.
M
IVJiis
a
mob
led
by
slmleuls
'Irnvp
n
Jevvisli
woiiuin
unclolhed
"to
Ihe
nvarkel
place.
matroIforIospital.
at
simpson
appointed
Miss
Dorothy
NowBome
of
New
Westminster
will
Arrive
8hortly
to
Take
Post
on
Monday
Mincrinu
Wh
e
out
on
i
ne
I
ii,...-..
n.liltis
banks.
.Marshall
p..
t
arm
entaiCh"'!
vunly
while
haulm
in
fish.
The
kiriil
was
lirnken
in
'
liiiinediali'ly
after
the
accnieiu
happetieii
Cnpl.
Hnpley
headed
for
home
!o
tret
medieat
aid
for
Ihe
llujnirrd
ntan.
ilh
a
hxhl
-alcli
if
t.Olio
pounds
if
haiiiMii.
MRS.
MARTIN
WILL"
MEET
HER
HUSBAND
Commander
of
U.S.
Round-the-world
Fllnht
Due
In
Bel-llnnham
on
Saturday
m
i
i
INIIIIAM.
May
:M.-
-Mr
Martin,
wife
of
Hie
commander
of
the
Lolled
Male?
round-the-world
IliBht.
',r
way
here
rrom
San.
UieRii
to
meet
Major
Martin
who
will
arrive,
at
Ibis
port
on
Saturday
from
I'orl
Moller
after
having
iosi
ins
machine.
Mr
(ieorpe
Hudson
of
Ibis
clly
I
a
isler
of
Mrs.
Marl
in.
LONnflN
FREE
PRESS
TOUR
IS
CANltLLtU
Western
Excursion
wnicn
was
to
Have
Included
Prince
Rupert
has
Been
REPORT
ON
HOME
BANK
Commission
Adjourns
to
Give
Finding
as
to
Depositors'
Claims
OTTAWA,
May
21.
The
royal
commission
Investigating
the
Home
Bank
adjourned
yesterday
afternoon.
It
has
been
asked
to
Introduce
an
Interim
report
as
soon
as
possible
In
order
to
permit
a
bill
for
the
reimbursement
or
depositors
being
Introduced
In
parliament
this
session
If
the
reports
recommend
It.
After
this
report
has
been
prepared,
the
commissioner
will
procoed
on
a
larger
Investigation
of
the
bank's
affairs
from
the
date
of
Its
charter.
VOLCANO
STILL
IS
VERY
ACTIVE
Explosions
and
larthquakes
Con
tinue
to
cause
Alarm
on
Hawaiian
Islands
1
ll(iMH.t:U-.
May
21.
--Unusu
ally
heavy
sIimiii
clouds
arc
be.
in-r
i-milled
from
Kilauea
volcano
Iwhich
continue
in
Kieat
activity.
I'hpiUiJhoul
yesterday
and
today
H...IP
wimp
exn
os
Ion
vvllnin
me
crater.
Four
heavy
earlhipiake
shock
were
fell
al
.Nanlcliu
ia-ii.iii.
Tim
flow
of
lava
from
Ihe
onnu
Kan
oiieniiiK
may
relieve
the
situation.
This
flow
is
re
cent
development.
SSSSSBSnSSsfljwjBEV
fRSBOMSSSBisSH
ssssMSBsssaKHBsfisE
sssKFffilK.
:-MKElE9sssHi
'gWSSmtmk
ssssssssssSbs9ssjshssssS
ss
MSsttsaav
Msl
ilfls
LhsssssBhssk
'
m
i
Trm
'Ml
i
Considered
the
grealet
living
Knglish
conuoer.
Sir
Kd-ward
Klxar
lius
been
appointed
by
King
(Seurgc
Master
or
King's
Music,
Tu
succeed
the
lute
Sir
Waller
I'arrall.
He
wa
knighted
in
Hi
and
received
the
Order
of
Merit
in
101
1.
REDISTRIBUTION
TO
COME
UP
NEXT
MONTH
British
Columbia
to
Gain
an
Ad
CANADIANS
TIEAGAIN
Tested
Strong
Australian
Team
on
Its
Home
Grounds
SYNDEY,
May
21.
Canada's
touring
all-star
soccer
team
today
played
a
scoreless
draw
with
the
strong
Granville
team
on
the
grounds
of
the
latter.
FWe
thousand
spectators
witnessed
the
great'football
struggle
The
Granville
team
has
never
been
boaten
on
their
own
grounds.
Next
week
the
Canadian
team
play
for
a
month
In
North
Australia.
HURSTWOOD
WON
DERBY
TRY-OUT
Newmarket
Stakes
or
One
Thous
and
Pounds
was
run
Today
NEW
MAIIKCT.
May
2t.
llurstwuod,
owned
by
S.
Tatter
H
IIIIHIII
ItJ
VII
pinnm.n
-....
p.
-
-
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
Pacific
au.
won
me
,ewumi-M-i
oium-s
Coast
Ibis
summer.
The
date
of
a
thousand
pounds
which
is
ha
not
yet
been
el
bill
it
is
considered
Ihe
try-out
lor
me
i...ii..v,..t
ii
will
follow
cfoselv
on'Derby.
Agn
Khan's
Salmon
Trout
ii...
.....i
..r
n.
k
hpiki.iiI
nwaion
oflcaine
second
and
Lord
Derby
Seveno
third.
Eight
horse
start
led.
BrlKhl
Kuighl.
the
favorllo
for
the
Derby,
was
unplaced.
PRESS
WOMAN
DIES
MONTIIKAL.
May
20.
Mrs.
Albert
llorloii.
foundress
of
Iho
Canadian
Women's
Pies
Club,
is
dead.
Mis
Alice
Moncoeur.
who
has
been
spending
a
prolonged
holiday
In
California
and
other
southern
stale
for
Iho
bent
f
It
nf
her
health.
I
expected
to
nr-
rivf
In
Iho
city
ou
tbu
steamer
Prince
Hubert
lias
avtuiia.
Russia
Offers
to
Pay
Pre-War
Debts;
Needs
Help
to
Raise
Money
I.OXUON,
May
21.
At
an
Anglo-Sov;et
conference
yesterday,
the
Ituss'iaii
government
offered
U
set
aside
a
lump
sum
to
cover
pie-war
debts
to
British
subjects
providing
a
loan
could
be
arranged
wilh
the
assistance
or
the
British
government.
Only
the
claims
of
those
who
held
Uussiaii
bonds
prior
to
March
17,
lit)
1
7,
would,
however,
be
considered.
The
British
delegation
replied
that
it
would
not
undertake
to
guarantee
such
a
loan
lull
it
would
take
a
.sympathetic
attitude
towards
the
efrort
of
the
Russians
to
raise
a
loan
privately.
irTZT7
'
BRIDGE
AT
ALICE
I
(
!
1
1
1
1
1
I
!
!
1
i:
YETEROFU
STILL
TOKIO,
May
21.
The
despatch
sent
out
yesterday
thai
the
United
Stales,
round
the
world
flyers
had
arrived
al
Minalo
from
Yeterofu
Island
was
not
correct.
Today
oilicial
word
received
here
by
Ihe
Japanese
navy
slated
that
the
squadron
had
not
left
Vct
Tufu
aud,J.Uat
it
was
not
expected
to
leave
before
Saturday.
the
forthcoming
election.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Arrivals
Were
Light
Today
I
Three
Canadian
Boats
Sold
14,000
Pounds
Three
Canadian
schooners
marketed
a
total
of
11.000
pounds
or
halibut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
In
consequence
lof
Ihe
light
lanilin;
prices
rose
approximately
two
cents
for
ilrsi
clas
lish
over
those
prevailing
Ijcsterday.
The
arrivals
were:
Fisher,
U.000
lb.,
al
tl.tc
and
6c:
and
Naivin.
1.100
tb
at
I0.c
and
5c,
lo
the
Atlln
Fisher
ies.
Maranlice.
t.Oon
lbs-
t
t
lo
and
Gc.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Salmon
Seminole.
1,300
lbs.
or
red
sal
mon
al
Mr,
and
1,200
th.
or
while
salmon
at
3o
to
the
Canadian
Fish
K
Cold
Storage
Co.
VICTORIA
IS
SELECTED
VANCOUVF.ll,
May
21.
The
Methodist
Conference
at
its
closing
session
yesterday
selected
Metropolitan
'Church,
!Yicttria,
lis
the-
meeting
place
for
next
year's
oor.forence.
ARM
FINISHED
!
Was
Thrown
Open
to
Traffic
;
Last
Saturday
Greatly
Needed
Facility
ALICE
AIIM.
May
21
The
gov-
eminent
forces
constructing
the-'brilge
.across
IheKitsault
rtliver
finished
their
work
on
Saturday
'and
II",'
bridgqwa.Uiijowpejv,.
Vor
traffic.
Tim-
bridge,"
which
is
located
about
one-fourth
Of
a
mile
about
the
town
is
a
single
L
track
cable
span
bridge
230
reel
j
in
length.
In
the
construction
of
nalncc
CTII
l"
the
bridge
about
1)0,000
reel
or
nn
DR.
DAYlLJ
MILL
limber
was
used,
mmt
or
which
in
rnnn
TANniNi,
was
I'l"cae,,
locauy.
m$o
..-
IN
uyuli
jlftliiiiiiu
000
,ineal
feel
of
cetar
j.uiiiK
.
ikpiI.
alsi
beins
obtained
Colorado
Is
Ready
to
Take
Back
,ere
Minister
Who
Lost
Pulpit
In
I
The
bridge
gives
the
people
or
Victoria
Alice
Arm
and
Ihe
Kitsault
valley
,
a
much
needed
access
to
the
east
VICTOIUA,
May
2!.
Hev.
Clem
side
or
the
river.
Ilerelorore.
Havies
pastor
oT
Uenlenniai
'u'"'
-
Methodist
Church
wlio
wvis
re-
only
way
to
reach
Silver
City
and
.
.
i..!.
.,i
n,
Van.
the
east
side
wa
by
row
boat
oi
ins
i
ai
iieveu
i'i
i'i
.....
i.
comer
conference
last
week,
has
two
mile
acro
the
head
or
the
the
Colorado
-vr.
..
.v
.ud,
,r
iiv
.
iPceived
a
wire
from
conrerence
where
he
previously
motor
truck
is
being
construcle.l
,erved
slating
that
he
is
stilt
in
down
the
east
ante
or
the
river
Dr.
Davie
m
irc.i
u
,
...r
--
good
standing
there.
has
not
yet
announced
vvlial
ins
v
.....
.
'"
l
side
of
Alice
anil
inlentious
for
the
future
are
it
is
not
definitely
known
what
action
his
congregation
is
to
takei
now
that
their
demand
tlwl
he
be
I
in
p.l
has
been
repudiated
''
I
lie
conference.
Dr.
Davie
staintsj
announced
as
an
Independent
camli.late
lor
Ihe
legislature
in
BANDIT
SHOT
IN
WINNIPEG
Frank
Martin
Robs
Bank
of
Montreal
but
Police
Intercepted
and
Killed
Him
WlNNIPEO,
May
21.
A
lone
bandit
later
identified
as
Frank
Martin
oi
this
city,
said
lo
be
a
well
known
character
wilh
a
police
record,
was
shot
and
kill
ed
by
the
police
yesterday
in
a
running
tight
atter
he
had
robbed
the
branch
or
the
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Ooulding
and
Portage
Avenue
or
$2,000.
After
leavinsr
Hip
bank
with
the
toot.
Martin
juuuH-d
into
an
automo
bile
but
wa
overtaken
by
the
police
and
in
a
revolver
fight
was
shot
though
Ihe
head.
The
money
vva
recovered.
FURTHER
ESTIMATES
PASSED
ON
TUESDAY
House
of
Commons
Passes
Gov-
ernmer.t
One-third
of
Its
Estimates
Covering
$40,000,000
OTTAWA.
May
House
of
Commons
21.
The
yoslerday
passed
a
bill
granting
the
govern
ment
a
further
one.
sixth
of
II
estimate
enverimr
.MO.
000.000.
One.
third
of
the
estimates,
ha
now
bcuif
wtu'd
.