p.
n.
FISH
:
MARKET
Prime
Huby
Hcef,
Lamb,
Fresh
I'ork,
Fowl
and
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
Homc-.Made
Sausage
Daily.
Phone
071.
VOL
XIV,
NO.
02.
1
Pottal
Employees
Held
up
In
St.
Paul
and
Robbers
Get
50,-000
Cash
T
PALI..
April
Ii
I'll')
Mi
ii
and
dollar
ui
mrrency
was
i:
Glided
in
Hie
tool
oblaiiied
by
tlirre
liumlitM
uhi
held
up
two
"lal
ertiidoM-es
in
South
St
I'aul
today
and
eseaped
with
live
pouches
of
renixlerrd
mall.
SERIOUS
ACCIDENT
NARROWLY
AYERTED
Two
City
Workmen
on
Second
Avenue
Excavation
were
carried
Down
by
Large
Rock
Two
of
the
ritv
workmen
en-
tnued
on
the
excavation
al
the
'1'i
ner
of
Fifth
Slrcel
and
Second
Avenue
narrowly
evaprd
ioriou
njurie
yrsleitlay
afternoon.
Urue
rock,
which
they
were
at-
leiiintinir
to
dUlodve.
suddenly
fiime
l(ios(
ami
utarted
lo
roll
down
rarrvInK
them
with
it.
I'or
liinnlelr.
thev
were
hurled
lo
th"
side
Instead
of
itoing
under
and
reached
(he
hotlmii
llltle
tlio
woie
for
their
experience
nl-Ihouuh
somewhat
Hhocked.
a.
NO
PAPER
WILL
BE
PUBLISHED
FRIDAY
Tomorrow
being
Oood
Friday
and
u
public
holiday
there
will
bo
no
Ihuo
of
Ibc
Dally
News.
Tbo
MaH
will
take
n
holiday
on
that
occasion,
I
lie
mill
iidiii;t
Coo
or
7m
feel
Ion
if
will
be
tTiulred
bul
it
will
pndiebly
be
somewhat
louver.
Ibis
may
not
seem
very
larg"
but
the
production
of
a
veneer
mill
is
not
large
in
volume
pro-porlionatcly
for
it
Is
more
a
mailer
or
ipiallly
Hum
quantity
Pile
for
the
foundation
or
the
mill
are
already
beiui;
rut
near
1'eiraee.
Starling
or
actual
work
or
pulliiU'
in
the
foundation
will
now
depend
on
weather.
II
Is
Imped
Unit
it
will
be
under
way
within
a
t
lib.
K
would
be
tarled
now
tl
the
snow
were
k'mie
and
weather
rondllion
were
ilherwise
favorable.
I.asl
reports
.
.
.
i
.
i
....i
are
ihai
me
snow-
o;is
nui
left
the
around
at
Salvu.
Once.
-oust
ruction
is
Mulled,
the
plant
will
be
ruhed
through
to
com
plcliou
a
it
l
desired
lo
slarl
HHTaliiif
liefnre
fM-ptemlier
I,
when
the
fall
rain-
u-ually
rom-
inence.
This
Year's
Work
The
il
incline
lo
be
circled
Ihif
earwill
!
one
larjre
hu
lining
K(l
reel
by
500
in
dimension.
It
is
deslaned
to
house
two
unit
one
or
which
Is
to
be
installed
Ibis
year.
A
sleain
power
plant
Is
lo
be
put
in
al
once
mid
all
the
individual
machine
will
b
operated
by
,
motor
from
an
electric,
nenerator.
I
he
power
plant
lo
he
built
now
will
be
:i."
horse-power
capacity
ami
is
ue-stirncd
ror
two
nulls.
Fuel
oil
will
be
used.
The
general
product
ot
Hie
mill
for
the
time
beiiur
at
least
will
be
three
ply
cottonwood
veneer
3.1(1
of
an
inch
In
Ibickness,
each
ply
being
one-sixleenlli
of
an
inch
thick.
Willi
the
equipment
to
be
Installed,
however.
It
will
be
possible
lo
cut
down
to
a
thickness
of
I
-I20
of
an
Inch.
Che,
product
Ion
will
lie
or
coiion-
wood
to
start
with
but
spruce
may
be
added
later,
f.veiuuaiiy
door,
f
urn
II
u
re,
etc.,
will
probably
he
produced.
On
the
Skeena
lllvcr,
Mr.
Ilurueti
swucs,
n
h,.
round
the
finest
aland
or
cot-
'
.
it..
..ifl.i
I'.in
j
I
lonwood
on
ine
rucinc
.o"i.
Che
one-unit
plant
now
to
bo
flit
In
I
designed
to
produce
(continued
on
pago
four)
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Sail
Lake
l,
Seattle
8.
Sacramento
5,
Portland
II.
Oakland
.5,
San
Francisco
0.
Vernon
7.
I.i"
Autflrt
AT
UJlMMIDCr
obtained
fP
l'-
mill'
National
llailwjy.
who
was
rc-
t
TTllUllI
LlU
"land.
three
mile'ccniv
appointed
general
supcrin-
.went
of
ShIvu
Station
and
57
Icndrnl
for
Manitoba
with
offices
.
aa
I
-
a
'miles
east
of
Prince
.
Huperl.
.
Thi'at
the
Kriicral
headquarter
for
Smon
and
Traffic
Is
Partly
Imp
of
I
lie
Canadian
National
i,..,,.
mi
In!
night's
train
from
Disorganized
'Hallway.
1
Mofil
rt-al
where
lie
has
hern
for
I
Securing
Siding
(the
past
several
week
on
coin
vuvMl'Kli
Annl
17
lint
m..
ii,.i..n
i.
..i...
ii,..i,.u..li
imiy
business.
v
in
tin;
throes
of
a
'..v..r.....-,,i
a!r..i.t
..rruiinln'!
Mr.
Walton
is
leaving
lo
take
i
a
,
of
mid.wiiiler
prupur-,(urt(PJ.
,r,a(,
in
connection
willi
his
new
position
tomorrow
eveii-s.
The
storm,
which
heKau
.,;,
MmJ
aUo
lt
,ktlis
up
lug
ald
expects
to
return
later
to
T
,lnv
today
had
reached
r.
it
,......rimr
.lo.ifeh
h
Mr.
Walton
and
family.
::
;g...
It
1
the
first
severe
,Mtlmml
natter
or
pultinsl
T
uc
Mr-
XVltoi.
np
...
..r
i
-ninrtbi
,:.
.
.
..
.....
..r.ueioriil
fiipeniileiidenl
will
!
i
'
-
u
M.iiifiv.
.
i.i
mil
iKi.rn
.'
?.
April
Miuwiau
in
tic
t
I
the
city.
vr
ha
been
piled
in
drift
I
j,
iiewalks
and
n'utl-w
:
i
t
a
north
wind
mikI
traffic
;
nit
with
the
Brntel
f
:
ty.
The
Mrwt
car
-
.?
parity
dlsoryaHUfd
and
u
liate
he!ti
put
into
A
If!
iindoii
IM
niehes
of
snow
urn
autre
Monday
moriw
BANDITS
GOT
fixated
here
bid
the
dKlrlcl
will
he
in
charge
of
a
Aucrlutrudeut.
The
orgnniiatlon
will
not
be
affected
in
any
way
by
this
change.
CRANK
CASE"
WAS
LEAKING
Major
Martin
Forced
to
Alight
In
Portage
Bay:
Repairs
Will
be
Made
CORDOVA,
April
17.
A
leak
In
the
crank
case
causing
waste
of
fuel
oil
forced
Major
Martin,
commander
of
the
United
States
round
the
world
flight,
to
alight
yesterday
In
Portage
Bay.
He
and
his
mechanic
were
picked
up
by
the
destroyer
Hull
and
will
be
taken
to
Kenatak
at
the
head
of
Portage
Bay,
where
repairs
will
be
made.
The
next
stop
will
be
made
at
False
Pass.
Major
Martin
and
Sergeant
Harvey
were
recupei-atlnn
at
Portage
Bay
today
while
awaltlno
arrival
from
Unalaska
of
a
new
engine
for
plane
No.
1,
the
flight
of
which
will
be
dolayed
ror
a
week.
A
wireless
report
from
Chtgnlk
said
the
three
other
planes
were
to
leave
this
morning
for
Dutch
Harbor.
NEW
SUPERINTENDENT
COMES
FROM
REG1NA
I.
A.
Macpherson
to
Have
Charge
of
This
District
Following
Promotion
of
Mr.
Walton
I.
A.
Macpherson,
superinten
dent
of
the
llcglna
division
of
the
Canadian
National
llnllway,
has
been
appointed
to
luive
charge
of
this
district
in
place
of
N.
H.
Wiillou
who
goes
to
Winnipeg.
lie
will
hold
llic
orricc
of
super
inlcndent
and
will
live
hero
in
the
house
about
lo
hu
vacated
by
Mr.
Wallon.
will
accompany
him,
.
ft
)
7
PRINCE,
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCK
HUPKIIT,
U.U.,
Tlltm.SUAY,
APIUL
17,
11)21.
PORT
CLEMENTS
BOOZE
i
QTATF?
AND
Babe
Shannon
Pleaded'
Guilty,
Today
to
a.
Charge
of
Selling.
,
Beer
and
Drew
Thirty
.
Days
The
last
of
the
Port
Clements!
liquor
cases
was
finished
this'
morning
when
I
la
be
Shannon!
pleaded
guilty
lo
a
charge
of
selling
beer
and
was
.MMiteuced
to
J
thirty
day
by
Magistrate
Mnl-
lorv.
Tbo
case
was
reduced
mini
:
selling
intoxicating
liquor.
VY.
0.;
Fulton
derended.
:
The
Port
Clements
bootlegger
who
were
eomicled
this
week
will
proceed
to
Okalla
on
.the
Prince
lietlrge
tomorrow
in
care
or
a
;
provincial
orficer.
ConstaMo
William
is
arriving
froin
Slew-art
tomorrow
with
another
prisoner
Tor
the
south.
SCOTTISH
SOCIETY
HONORS
NEWLYWEDS
Presentations
Made
Last
Night
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Flnnle
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sellars
Members
or
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
assembled
in
large
nuui-
appropriate
word
expressing
the
esteem
oT
the
member
ol
the
society
generally.
There
was
a
musical
program
to
which
Mr.
James
Arthur,
Mr
W.
Vaughan
Davies
was
accom
panist
of
the
evening.
KEEPING
LIQUOR
OUT
VwtfU'.
Circulation
1C
flff
H1HTBJS
fear
vtARs
wittr
23
Twcfwrnoice
J
TDM
trr)
cut
or
the
Last
one
y
I
iff
S
Jir
A
i
.
Vl
fuwmitiifT
J
Oliver
says,
he
ha
cut
the
cot
or
administration
rrom
40
per
cent
to
17
per
cent.
JAPAN
MUKW1
Ambassador
at
Washington
to
be
Recalled
and
Minister
to
Quit
TOKIO,
April
17.
Ambassador
Hanihara
at
Washington
Is
to
be
recalled
by
the
Japanese
government,
newspapers
declare,
and
It
Is
said
that
Foreign
Minister
Mat-sul
will
resign
In
order
to
appease
the
storm
expected
al
the
coming
session
of
the
Imperial
Diet
over
the
Immigration
problem
resulting
from
the
adoption
by
the
United
States
senate
congress
of
a
Japanese
exclusion
clause.
REGRETS
AT
LOSING
in
reply
Mr.
Walton
said
It
was
with
great
regret
lie
Was
leaving.
There
'was
a
crowd
ot
good
tv-low
in
the
Uotary
Club
here
that
he
met'
at
luncheon
once
a
week
A.
II.
Hunter,
Mr.
William
Mil-
anj
,e
Was
sure
he
would
never
l..
I.ii.n.
iflloir
Aiiilrovv
Mltr.
I...
....
......
u-luti-n
In
pimlil
Fleet
of
Fifty
U.8.
Vessels
ion'm
nns'
Patrol
Puget
Sound
During
Coming
Summer
SF.ATTLF.,
April
17.
FUly
Mrs.
Macidiersonirast
govcrnjnenl
boats
will
be
used
In
palnd
Puget
Sound
(
again!
rum
runner
this
sum-
C.1MI.
steamer
Princess
Mury
mer.
Twenty
ol
the
vessel
which
Oapt;
Orinlslon,
northbound
rrom
were
rormerly
naval
destroyers
Vancouver
lo
southeastern
Alas-
are
being
reconditioned
at
P.hlhi-ka
porls,
will
b
In
port
tomor-
delphia
Tor
the
purppsexand
other
pov
afloriidon."
Uhlps
.vriltjbe
luilt
In
ScattU'.
FISH
SALES
LIGHT
Only
three
boals
arrived
wUh
their
catches
today
and
they
were
all
Canadians.
Tbo
sales
were:
Caygcon,
2,'jno
lb.,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
il
t3.80o
and
5c.
Pair
or
Jacks,
5,000
lbs.,
to
Cold
Storage,
al
13.00c
ami
5c.
Livingstone,
17,000
lbs.
to
Cold
Storage,"
ut
H.lfie
and
Co.
Strttt
SalM
-
ATHENS,
April
1
7.
Stuart
Macl.areu,
the
Itritts.li
aviator,
who
arrived
here
yesterday
on
a
round
the
world
Might,
hopp-'d
olT
this
inoruinv
lor
Cairo
where
he
i
expected
to
arrive
late
this
atlenioon.
CAIIIO,
April
17.
The
llrilish
rouinf'the"
world
llycrs
arrived
here
rrom
Allien
this
ariernoon
having
safely
negotiated
I
he
trans-Mediterranean
passage.
FOUND
GUILTY
BUT
SENTENCE
RESERVED
-
HAS
GONE
ASHORE
Alabama
Maru
Believed
Stranded
Between
Yokohama
and
Hong
Kong
SAN
'FHANCISCO,
April
17.
t..i...
li.t
t-.ii
,.i
...
-.....
:..
i
I
lie
Japanese
steamer
U
UIIU
OOIIII
iviilliirai'"
lorill
SUCH
IIIH!
H.'SUCIillUill"
lll,,
,
.
I
,
.,
,,,
.
Mr.
Hone
also
regretted
having,
...
.
,....
i.
to
leave
here.
He
had
done
well.,
,.
,
.......
and
had
no
kick
against
the
town.
He
had
made,
u
hosl
o
r..:
11..
I).
......
1.
1
ll.npn
tween
Hong
Kong
and
Yokohama
with
damaged
stern.
was
no
belter
place
than
the-
LABUK
IMNiMtAI
HAS
BEEN
FORMED
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Deal
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
VENEER
lili
TO
BE
OPERATED
THIS
YEAR
U.S.
AERIAL
COMMANDER'S
MACHINE
SAVED
BUT
HIS
FLIGHT
IS
DELAYED
laminated
Wood
Factory
is
to
be
Started
Within
Month
on
Skeena
River
Island
Near
Salvus
Station
On
liii
way
lo
Dml
l-laml
In
arrange
(ur
(In
making
of
II
T
llAITAKT
jtnrvf
for
Hit'
mill
mIc
with
n
view
to
haviiigroiislrurlion
of
fl,
)
HnlilUll
llic
plant
nwricu
vviiinil
it
mourns
mm,
ituiih
r.
ininn.ii.
iiiuu-,
k
ing
ilirirrlor
of
the
Hkeeiui
Laminated
Wood
Co.
Ltd.,
is
in
the
i
i
v
today,
lie
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Hip
Prince
Oeurge;
-
U-nlay
afternoon
mid
will
leave
for
llic
interior
on
tonight'!
,
...
ii..
will
lie
ini-t
Intc
tin
cteiiintr
liv
Fred
Nuh
of
'IVr-!
r'.
who
already
ha
(lie
survey
in
hand.
In
an
interview
Ihis
Will
Take
up
New
Duties
at
Win
..........
xtr
uiih
IIih
ti.nlv
New.
Mr.
Ilurdcll
irave
full
itarlicular.
nloea
Immediately:.
Succes
III
..1
4
1
1
m
-
----
--u
-
-
m
-
-
i
'
sa
i
1
a
lo
his
rompany
project
rtin
rjf
IfTADFi
'which,
nl
I
hi
very
outset,
will
bo
Kill
nlil.jAKlJ
I"""
lar,,M
producing
plant
of
il
kind
in
llrilili
Columbia.
GOING
FRIDAY
sor
Not
Appointed
X.
It.
Walton.
aitunt
general
superintendent
of
Hit-
Canadian
COST
OF
THE
CAR
OF
STATE.
Japan
is
4rouseJ
over
Passing
of
Exclusion
Bill
by
U.S.
Congress
TUIvIO,
April
17.
Yorozu
Cboho,
the
afternoon
news
paper
repre.teiitiiin'
Uie
Jingoes,
says
the
action
oP
the
American
Congress,
in
passing
exclusion
legislation
amounts
to
challenge
lo
Japan.
He
says
the
nation
must
prepare
for
whatever
may
ome,
even
war.
The
Kohumin
demands
the
immediate
resignation
of
the
ministry.
'The
government
announces
that
it
is
determined
to
lake
a
vigorous
stand
against
a
iolicy
of
retaliation.
It
asserts
that
it
will
do
its
utmost
lo
euro
popular
indignation
and
maintain
the
fullest
friendly
relations
with
the
United
States.
AIRMEN
REACHES
CAIRO
FROM
ATHENS
'LEGISLATIVE
Labor
EASTER
RECESS
Government
of
Britain
Safely
Weathers
Storms
of
Opening
Period
of
LONDON,
April
17.
Having
safely
weathered
the
storms
ot
official
lile
during
the
first
term,
ttnr
Labor
govern
incut
r
Mreat-
Itrilain
adjourned
yesterday
un-
til
April
29
for
the
Easter
re-
ces.
They
have
so
rar
been
kept
in
power
by
Hip
Liberals
in
the
House
or
Commons
who
havo
supported
lhen
faithfully
on
al-
nvosl
every
occasion,
the
one
exception
being
the
time?"
when
t
hey
tried
to
force
through
a
pro
vision
in
the
Evictions
Act
of
liich
the
Liberal
did
not
ap
prove.
I
hen
the
govrrnnyul
was
'defeated
but
it
did
not
accept
Mrs.
Alice
Stafrord
Intends
to
(,
V)(lp
a
u
wanl
of
C0llfj,k.ncp
Give
up
Bootlegging
and
u
Mn
lIIllei.s,O0l
1(ofor,i
n,0
Live
Quietly
at
ifiasseu
jvote
was
taken
that
it
would
not
De
o
coiisiuereu.
Mr.
Aliie
starrord
oT
Port(
i
ltntlng
,,,e
tinie
iey
,,ave
Clements
was
round
guilty
yes-
Wf,n
jn
offif,e
Ul(,
,abn.
raliiel
lerday
arternoon
by
Magistrate
,a9
ncrwi!wl
ils
piipc
a,
i,as
Mallory
ot
illegally
selling
liquor
flll,,ri.SM.j
,c
,,eol0
of
lhc
C0UIU
and
senleneo
was
reserved
ror
a
,ry
ajl(,
l()p
nouse
f
(:ommo.s
iiiiiiiIIi
llpt
CilSC
t
1(1
be
taken
...m.
.
i.ii:...
.
I
r
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
"l
allomty
general
fairrt
of
slae
aI)(,
,u
(lesirc
ln
..
Ideparlinenl
with
a
view
to
sus-
,,rot.,.Pl,
sjowy
Wll,
pressing
re-
.
I.
......
ii....
...niuiw'i.
iit.riniinnntlv
as
.
Rotary
Club
Takes
Leave
of
Two
i"
"
lorms.
.1...
llv
rrii.il
unit
ill
Members
at
Ils
Luncheon
Today
....
.....
sill'
w,
i.:i.iitj
i.f
...v..
...
j
lends
lo
move
to
Masselt
Willi
her
husband
and
live
quietly
in
ruture.
Hequcst
to
this
end
was
At
the
Kolary
Club
luncheon.
made
by
the
prosecuting
altor-
ber
last
night
to
honor
two
or!(,
afternoon
Vice-president
W.'n,.y.
their
newlywcd
members
Alcx.'-r,
Kergin,
presiding
in
place
of
The
cae
of
llabe
Shannon,
Finnic
andOeorge.
Sellars
i
ami.
Hex.
II.
It.
Oranl
who
is
out
ut
charged
with
selling
liquor,
me
their
brides.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Finnic
tie
cy
rercrrcd
to
llio
loss
the
asl
or
the
Purl
Clements
cases.
were
presented
with
a
'handsome
dub
would
sustain
in
the
depar-,
proceeding
today.
nwnlel
clock
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.lilirt,
0f
,.
It.
niton
and
I).
.
Sellar
with
ti
cut,
glass
water
i0iie,
both
of
whom
were
leaving
UpAXICCC
QTFAMFR
set.
President
D.
C.
Stuart,
in
'before
nexl
club
meeting.
He
JHl
iillLJL
OlLrtltlLlV
making
the
presentation,
spoke
wished
them
succes.
REPORT
ADOPTED
BY
COMMISSION
Haldane-Dawcs
Findings
Approved
at
Plenary
Session
of
Reparations
Board
PAIUS,
April
17.
The
repara-
.lion
commission
ut
a
plenary
isession
this
afti;rnooh
decided
to
be
io
take
notice
of
(lernuiny's
re
ply
adhering
to
conclusions
reached
in
experts'
reports
and
to
approve
the
conclusions
and
adopt
the
methods
proposed
with
vocal
solos.
John
Hremner;Ulls
clly.
,P
hoped
to
return
-.
V
,
"
'
:i.M,nuZ,n
and
W.
Murray
Jr.
will,
violin
Occasionally
and
renew
the
-
WWUAW
MUT
solo
and
Mr.
James
Simpson
friendship
formed
here.
r
',...,.,,...
"
,.,.!..,.!
'
..
I,n.
'I
ti......
I.
n
in.
and
A.
It.
Hunter
with
recitations.
Alabanwi
therein.
ENTERS
ORE
SERVICE
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.
Has
Purchased
Steel
Sailing
Vessel
at
Seattle
The
Coastwise
Steamship
ts,
Marge
Co.
has"
purchased
the
steel
sailing
ship
Karveslrhude
al
Philip
Collier
Premier
of
Western
Seattle
and
will
put
llio
vessel
in
Australia
Succeeding
Sir
James
Mitchell
the
ore
carrying
uul
general
freight
business
on
the
roast.
It
ha
not
yel
been
announced
PF.HTII,
April
17.
Philip
Col-Whether
she
will
be
made
into
a
llcr
has
formed
u
Labor
minislryjbarge
or
whether
power
wilt
ho
in
Western
Alaska
in
succession
-installed.
The
llarVesfchude
was
lo
the
government
of
Sir
James
rormerly
a
Herman
vessel.
Mitchell
which
was
defeated
ut
.
the'
gcncrul
elections
recently.
duboribe
fur
the
Dally
News.