Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
Phone
671
at
V
a
ft
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VO,
am.,"',,
,
Jf
,
PHIXKB
PIIINCIJ
ItL'PKItT,
Ill.M'KHT,
U.G.,
B.C.,
WKDNKHDAY,
WKDNKHDAY,
MAY
MAY
1
1
1,
,
l!2i.
l!2i.
Vtr4t'
OlreuUtMxi
nrnwiM
im
187B
st,Mt
..
mt
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
LABOR
GOVERNMENT
WEATHERS
STORM
PREMIER
MACDONALD
Baldwin's
Motion
for
McKenna
Duties,
Taken
as
Measure
for
Censure,
Beaten
by
317
to
252
l.OMHJN,
May
1
1.
Kv
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin's
motion
the
Mention
of
the
MrKeiina
dulic,
which
whs
accepted
by
I'l-
iiiicr
Munlniiahl
a
u
motion
of
censure
on
the
government,
v
i
rejected
in
the
JIoiioc
of
Common
Jal
night
hy
a
vole
of
17
lo
85.
Tlf
vole
was
along
party
lines
(he
Conservatives
siipHrl-ig
(lie
mill
ion
uml
the
Liberals
linking
with
the
l.aborites
i;f
n
t
it
Only
nine
Liberals
voted
wilh
Ihc
Conservatives
and
Hie
taliortlr
voted
wild
the
government.
'
FRANCE
AND
REPARATIONS
would
aggravate
uneiiinlo
incut.
Following
Mia
Defeat
at
Polle,
(U
,,,,
,P
,0e
an,
cn
Premier
Polncare
Relln-
V.
.urate
American
dumping,
qulshes
Further
Nego-
n,r
Chancellor,
in
replying,
tlatlons
.cored
Hie
idea
that
reduced
tar.
-
--
jiff
had
anything
to
do
with
pro-PAIIIS.
May
II
The
rcigna-Wiion.
P
adnii(te
that
the
roof
Premier
poiitrar
ami
tnoval
of
the
tariff
was
hound
to
dlravne
pne
(he
a)l
Jau
dislocation
hut
he
aerlcd
f
Hie
expert"
riartttiniat,
when
watered
capital
wi
far
a
France
i
eon-removed
from
trade
anil
Ihe
lat.
1,
lu
I
lie
succeeding
gov-ifrr
'j
-chilly
prepared
eeiiiiei,
.
h
Mic
ireuier
wa
aiilhor-.
J
'j
make
hy
decree
of
the
i
dins
chamber,
are
held
in
t.
'las
ire
lecaue
Hie
OjimiIiiii
the
election
on
a
prtwiisr
T
r
j.ral
of
I
tie?
law.
The
Hireling
between
Premier
'
are
ami
Premier
Mawlwmihl
!
dfd
r.ir
May
IV
in
London
ii"i
lake
place.
II
I
unci
md
Hial
the
Frrnch
bmi-
14
ndi
r
liu
Im'cii
iiiKlructnl
lu
in
Premier
MacdonaM
that
I''
v
inter
Poinrare
would
prefer
leave
further
negollallotH
TMiiinr
reparation
and
the.
t
itily
of
France
in
Hie
bainl
i
s
ucc'-.s"i.
GREAT
BRITAIN
I
ADVANCES
STEP
"
Eliminated
Belgium
In
First
Round
For
Davis
Cup
by
Three
Out
of
Five
lOHOl
AY.
Lnglaiui.
May
It
'
al
Britain
loilay
eliminated
H'luiiini
front
the
ll-'l
l"vi
I
I'
euiiipeltllon
wluniiix
three
tiT
fhc
malrhcH
which
nmde
l
Hie
fir,t
rouii.l.
Am
a
result.
Ilritaiu
will
play
Spain
in
Ihe
"'ond
round,
MILLION
DOLLARS
ON
EXTENSIONS
POWELL
RIVER
PAPER
PLANT
I'OWKLL,
IIIVHIl,
May
It-
''nlracln
for
n
laiKn
dcvelop-mi'iit
uroKiam
luctudinir
(he
Inifldlutr
of
a
new
dam
have
heen
lot
hy
the
Powell
Hlver
Pulp
1'iipcr
C'O.
I.ld.
to
n
pruup
of
"nee
Vancouver
roulmrtiuir
en-
Sliierri.
llie
rnnlrael
price
ha-
"ft
heen
mnde
known
hut
il
!"
Micwd
In
he
in
excen
of
one
"lilliiui
dollarH.
An
eniiy
flail
o
he
made
mi
the
work
and
while
"
I"
in
proRreNM
Ihe
plant
will
he
i-amally
closed
down.
OY
BURNED
TO
DEATH
,
no.NSTAN
I
I.NHI'l.li,
May
1
1.-Norman
lliitelliural,
uued
ieven.
wns
hurucd
lo
death
when
the
homo
of
Ihe
child'
parent
wn
U'n'roj'ed
by
firm
,
tlx.
Premier
Baldwin,
m
launch,
jmg
an
allaek
on
Chancellor
of
;lhe
Kxrhrqtier
Stjowdou.
said
tlie
(repeal
of
Hie
MrKemia
duties
n
one
uf
Hie
mol
slupld
Hung
Hint
unit
ever
attempted
in
the
country.
He
wn
certain
lliat
II
w
put
on
a
"uml
Iial,
I
here
would
he
no
need
for
protection.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Schooners
Marketed
Total
of
105,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
this
Morning
Tlirei.
Aiueruaii
total
eold
Ilift.miO
pound-
of
lialilml
at
Hie
Fish
Kxchaiipe
here
I
hi
niorn-iits
and
one
Canadian
boat
hnuiglil
in
3.0(1(1
poitinN.
Price
averazol
lc
and
5c
for
American
fih
and
the
lUinadian
boI
tt.lP
and
.'.c.
Arrival
mid
ate:
American
v
llrollier.
.'(I.IHUI
p"Uinl.-.
a'
ne
and
5c.
to
the
Alliii
Fiher-
itn.el.
3G.0IXI
pttund
at
W.Ve
....I
lo
Hie
Hot.
Hi
I
iiierie
iinadlall
(at.
Itudio.
5il.(l(MI
tiolllid.
ill
U.i'c
uml
5c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fih
A
tUild
SloniKe
Ot.
Canadian
Cape
Swain.
:.0(0
poumU.
at
U.lc
and
5c.
to
Hie
liooin
i
iu.
Tie
Caiiiullau
Co.
ABANDONS
FIGHT
AGAINST
HUSBAND
Evelyn
Nesbltt
Ceases
Attempts
to
Keep
Harry
Thaw
Confined
ATLANTIC
CITY.
N.J
.
Mi-
H
-i:clvn
Nechitl
ha
ahandoned
her
filth!
to
Kftrit
Harry
K.
Thaw
In
Ihe
Kirkhridun
Sanitoriiim
and
liu
adled
her
counsel
to
iro
Hut
oi.i.osilloii
to
Thaw's
release
"I
cannot
continue,
lo
luick
my
Itciul
nunin.Hl
the
Thaw
iiilllion
when
llie
Iruslce
of
Hie
esiaic
I.
axe
withdrawn
their
objection
Hie
odd
are
loo
hu
and
1
nm
awfully
flek
uml
tiled
or
Hie
whole
liusincsM,"
ho
anld.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
I.
Chicago
3.
Iloslou
I.
Piltshnrg
5.
Philadelphia
.1.
lllneinnnll
I.
Ni.w
York
3.
St.
Louis
H.
American
League
Cleveland
3,
Philadelphia.
2.
SI.
Louis
5.
Boslon
3.
Chicago
7,
New
York
5.
Detroit
3,
Washington
0.
Northern
and
MAKES
PLEA
TO
NATIONS
FOR
ADOPTION
OF
REPORT
SUN
VAT
SEN
PASSED
AWAY
BONO
KO.NO.
May
1
1
Dr.
Sun
Yat
Sen,
prodded!
of
Hie
Southern
('.In
ii
a
government
and
Ion?
active
in
Chinese
politic.
i
dead
from
brain
fever
il
i
announced.
He
had
been
ill
for
only
a
hort
time.
FRASER
ROUTE
FOR
HIGHWAY
Government
Makes
Announce'
ment
That
has
Been
Manglng
Fire
t
.
VICTORIA,
May
14.
The
transprovlnclal
highway
Into
the
Interior
will
be
via
the
Fraser
River
canyon
according
to
an
announcement
made
by
the
government.
A
sum
of
$1,250,000
will
be
spent
for
the
highway
up
the
canyon
from
Hope
to
Lytton
a
distance
of
87
miles.
There
has
been
a
fight
on
for
a
couple
of
years
as
to
whether
the
highway
would
follow
the
Fraser
River
canyon
or
whether
the
Princeton
route
further
j.south
would
be
selected.
Southern
centres
of
the
province
favored
the
latter
route
while
Kamloops,
Revel-stoke
and
Prince
George
and
other
points
favored
the
Fraser
River
being
followed.
The
Prince
Ruoert
city
council
last
year
passed
a
resolution
favoring
the
Fraser
route.
SPRUCE
SHIPPED
FROM
WRANGELL
TO
ENGLAND
riftv
Thousand
Feet
pui
on
Steamer
For
Seattle
and
Thence
to
United
Kingdom
The
.Northwestern
arrived
here
early
Saturday
morning:
and
re
inaincd
in
port
several
hours
Ink
Inir
on
a
shipment
of
50,000
feet
of
thick
clear
spruce.
I
hi
con.
liniment
will
he
Irausshipped
from
Seattle
lo
an
eastern
port,
and
from
thence
across
Hie
At
lanlie
to
F.nglaiul.
WrnnKcll
Sentinel.
CANoCK
SOCCER
PLAYERS
BEST
Taurine;
Team
Won
Game
In
Australia
This
Afternoon
by
Score
of
Two
to
Nil
WOO.NONA,
New
South
Wales
May
t
.
Tho
touring
nlUstar
Cnmidlau
football
team,
won
tho
first
game
of
its
trip
this
after
noon
defeating
a
team
represent
lug
the
south
coast
district
hy
a
score
of
two
to
nothing.
Tlicrd
Vwng
a
record
crowd.'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Photograph
shows
the
fir-t
residents
from
the
liold
Ojasl
to
arrive
at
their
new
home
ul
Ihn
Hrilish
Kmpire
Kxhibition.
Corporal
Muma
(iriitishi.
the
tallest
man
of
the
party
(0
feet
.1
niches
.
is
shown
with
his
wife.
Action
on
Advice
of
Experts
Necessary
to
Bring
Europe
to
Feet
i
LONDON.
May
II.-
Premier
Macdo'nald,
in
addrosing
a
women's
ilenioiislniliou
under
the
auspices
of
the
Labor
party
lal
night,
said:
"Our
prealest
problem
at
this
moment
is
lhat
of
gelling
the
experts
reHrl
on
reparations
inlu
operation.
lie
contended
thai
it
was
impossible
lo
examine
every
line
of
the
reitorl
but
reiterated
the
into
operation
at
once
en
bloc.
"(iermuuv.
France,
ourselves,
Italy
and
Belgium
must
accept
the
whole
report
and
nothing
but
the
retort.
and
I
beg
even-
ntiou
concerned
to
loitow
Hie
lines
we
have
taken
pul
Hie
report
heartily
into
operation
and
do
their
level
bet
to
carry"
out
Ihe
obligations
it
imposes,
trusting
to
a
sense
of
justice
in
the
world
la
see
Hint
the
right
thing
Is
dune
in
Ihe
end.
If
this
course
is
pursued.
F.uropc
will
have
a
chance
of
finding
its
feel."
TURKEY
SUFFERS
SEVERE
'QUAKE
C(
I.N
ST
A
Nil
NO
1
1
LK,
M
ay
It.
A
violent
earthquake
Is
reported
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Krxeruni,
Several
villages
were
destroyed,
and
about
fifty
lives
were
lost.
4
C.P.R.
HEAD
ON
WAY
TO
PACIFIC
COAST
E.
W.
Bealty
and
Colleagues
to
be
In
Vancouver
Shortly
MONTHKAL,
May
It.
K.
W.
Bealty,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
llailway,
Is-
on
a
(rip
of
inspection
over
the
lines
between
Moid
real
and
Ihe
Pacific
coasl.
Winnipeg
is
Ihe
first
slop,
Mr.
Bealty
is
accompanied
hy
Sir
Herbert
Holt
and
F.
W.
Mot-son,
directors
of
Ihe
company.
The
parly
will
pay
visits
to
Winnipeg,
Kdtiioulou,
Calgary,
Vancouver
and
Victoria
arriving
at
Vancouver
about
May
20.
Arthur
Brouksbank
has
start
ed
construction
of
bis
new
bus.
ness
and
apart
ment
block
Third
Avenue
near
First
Street.
Con-ci-ete
piIts
umubXv
being
put
iu.
importance
of
getting
Hie
report
P.
BURNS
HAS
BOUGHT
E.C.D.
Creamery
Deal
Announced
Today
One
of
Largest
In
History
of
Canada
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.,
has
com
pleled
negotiations
for
the
pur
chase
of
all
flu.
Kdmonton
Citv
Dairy
creameries,
cheese
factor-
ic.
milk
depots,
trade
marks
and
trade
names.
This
constitutes
one
of
the
largest
creamery
and
cheese
deals
ever
to
lake
place
in
the
Dominion.
It
becomes
effective
tomorrow.
ibis
will
mean
that
the
H.C.D.
business
in
Kdmonlon,
with
the
exception,
of
the
ice
cream
and
milk
routes,
will
come
under
the
management
of
the
P.
Burns
Co.
The
well-known
F..C.D.
but
ter
organization
will
be
maintained
intact
by
the
P.
Burns
Co.
and
this
commodity
will
be
manufactured
under
exactly
tho
same
conditions
as
heretofore.
In
Ihe
past
the
Kdtmmton
City
Dairy
operated
ten
creameries
throughout
Ihe
country.
CHESTER
CUP
STAKES
RACE
IS
RUN
TODAY
Rugeley,
First;
Sierra
Leonne,
Second;
and
Mlwanl,
Third,
on
2'
Miles
Ooursa
CHF.STF.il,
May
II.
The
Chester
Cup
Slakes
of
2,500
and
extras
al
two.and.a-quarter
miles
was
won
today
by
K.
Orel-ton's
Ilugcley.
Lord
Derby's
Sierra
Leonne
was
second
and
Sir.
II.
Swansea's
Mlwanl
third.
Alaska
Ore
Shipper
With
Freight
Service
Here;
s
Traffic
Could
be
Increased
That
palladium
concentrates
from
Ihe
Saltchuck
mine,
lo
cated
:I5
miles
from
Ketchikan
and
owned
by
the
Alaska
Palla-s
diuiii
Company,
can
he
shipped
more
satisfactorily
over
the
Canadian
.National
Railways
from
Prince
Rupert
than
from
Seattle
or
other
U.S.
Pacific
ports
Ntw
Jerey,
is
Ihe
experience
of
J.
h.
Ltulberg,
president
of
the
company,
who
is
in
the
city
en
route
south.
Mr.
Chilberg
slates
that
the
mine
has
about
six
years
oT
ore
presently
developed
and
more
in
sight
with
about
fifty
men
employed
in
pelting
it
out.
The
Alaska
Palladium
Com-
pany
is
now
passing
all
shlp-i
merits
of
palladium
concentrates
over
me
uanauiau
.vauonai
nau-
way.
from
Prince
Kuprt,
tills
i
route
giving
a
quicker
service
j
willi
less
loss
in
handling
as
the'
concentrales
are
very
valuable.'
t
he
average
shipment
amounts
lo
between
30.000
and
35,000
pound
in
weight
at
a
gross
value
of
20
cents
per
pound.
Pre
viously
llie
mine
shipped
by
Ihe
northern
-United
Stales
rail-
road
Ihe
concentrates
being
flying
the
amphibian
airplane
taken
lo
Seattle
and
transferred
G-KBHO
around
the
world,
ar-Ihere
lo
Hie
railway.
Now
Hie
rived
safely
today
from
Nasirabad
concentrates
are
loaded
at
the
and
will
hop
off
tomorrow
for
mine
and
brought
to
Prince
Hu
-
iwrt
hy
boats
tecially
chartered
stop
in"
India.
He
will
then
go
to
by
Ihe
Alaska
Palladium
Com-
Akyab,
Burma.
paiiyrlonrH1'"her-4ltf
BIlKMKItTOX,
May
ll.
i
Th9
are
Iransferred
direct
lo
freight
three
United
Slates
army
air-cars
which
lake
I
hem
direct
to
planes
encircling
the
globe
were
llie
Irvingtou
refinery.
New
Jer-
scheduled
to
leave
Attu
Island
..ey.
j
today
on
the
longest
hop
of
.Mr.
Chilberg
slates
that
he
is
their
world
journey
namely
the
gelling
excellent
service
from
the
878
miles
(o
Paramushiri
Island
freight
department
of
the
C..N.II.
uml
voices
(he
opinion
that
Hie
Canadian
railroad
would
obtain
i
much
greater
freight
business
,from
Alaska
if
some
American
company
would
inaugurate
an
adequate
freighter
service
be
tween
Kelcbikau
and
Prince
Ilu-pert.
He
is
sure
that
considerable
frcishl
"could
be
obtained
going
to
Alaska
as
well
as
fish
and
concentrate
coming
out.
of
lhat
territory.
This
kind
of
ser
vice
can
be
rendered
by
llie
C.N.
II.
but
it
must
be
handled
by
American
boats
between
Alaska
and
Prince
llupert
in
order
to
comply
with
the
laws
of
the
United
Stales
which
are
similar
lo
the
Canadian
laws
on
tho
same
quest
ion.
Mr.
Chilberg
says
that
at
present
the
concentrates
from
Hie
mine
are
brought
to
Ihe
city
in
American
fishing
boals
which
"'
Hiarlcreil
solely
by
tils
com-
pony
and
handle
nothing
but
the
business
of
the
company.
Now
that
palladium
concentrates
arc
shipped
over
Ihe
C.X.Il.
from
here
they,
reach
Irvingtou,
New
Jersey
in
less
time
from
Hie
mine
than
I
hey
formerly
did
when
shipped
via
Seattle
or
Vancouver.
Mr.
Chilberg
is
leaving
for
Seattle
Thursday
night.
FOREST
FIRES
RAGE
NORTHWEST
STATES
Suggested
that
Timber
Areas
on
Washington,
Idaho
and
Montana
be
Closed
to
Campers
SPOKANi;
May
ti.
Many
dangerous
forest
fires
are
rag
lug
in
Washington,
Molilalia
and
Idaho.
It
has
been
suggested
thai
all
limber
areas
be
closed
lo
campers.
.
FUNERALS
YESTERDAY
STKWAHT,
May
It.
The
funerals
of
the
lale
Sam
Fry,
Fred
Dorey
ami
William
Murphy,
w
ho
were
burned
lo
death
near
here
lal
week,
took
place
yes.
tenia
afk'rnooii
at
Uj'der.
Pleased
to
the
refinery
at
Irvinntou,
aUflTIJLU
IJflll
JJ
g
fHjll
iiUi
FOR
M'LAREN
."""n
viaior
neacnes
nuana-
baa
Frenchman
is
ai
nanoi
Today
ALLAHABAD,
May
1
Squad-
ron
Leader
A.
Stuart
MacLaren,
Calcutta,
which
will
be
the
last
m
the
Kunles.
Dolsy
at
Hanoi
PA
II
IS,
May
It.
Lieut.
Doisy,
the
F'rench
aviator,
attempting
a
(light
from
Pari1
to
Japan,
ar-
rived
safely
at
Hanoi,
Indo-s
China,
from
Saigon
on
Tuesday.5
The
distance
of
this
hop
a
roughly
500
miles.
The
next
hop"
will
be
to
Hong
Kong
in
China
proper.
5
SUICIDE
BY
n
a
n
GAS
METHOD:
Epidemic
of
This
Nature
8trlkes
Berlin
Firemen
Equipped
;
With
Oxygen
Tanks
j
BKHLIN.
May
1
4.
Suicide
b
gas
has
increased
to
such
an
exj?
lent
here
within
the
last
few.
nvonlhs
that
firemen
have
'becn
equipped
with
oxygen
tanks.
One
ntorning
recently
there
were
teii
caes
of
attempted
suicide
Berlin
.each
by
gas.
Firemen
saved
the
lives
of
all.
-
EXECUTIVE
CHOSEN
BY
CONSERVATIVES
Delegates
Will
be
Eelected
and
Convention
Date
Set
at
Later
Meeting
A
meeting
of
tho
Conservative..
Association
was
held
last
ntglit
in
F.mad
Hall
for
the
purpose
of
Heeling
an
executive
and
preparing
plans
for
Ihe
present
provincial
election
campaign.
Tho
executive
elected
consist
of
It.
W.
Cameron,
president'.)
W.
K.
Fisher,
first-Vice
president;
A.
W.
Ilsfc.,
second-vlctt
president;
W.
W.
Wright,
secre-tary-lreusurer;
W,
Held,
D.
(i.
Stuart,
W.
It.
Love,
II.
Breen,
E.
A.
Mann,
Heo.
Bill,
W.
Sihbald,
II.
II.
Shockley,
and
'
J.
A.
Kirk-palrick.
'
It
was
decided
lo
call
a
turrit!
lug
luter
in;
the
month
for
the
purpose
of
electing
delegates
lo
a
nominating
convention
Ihe
dale
of
which
wilt
bo
decided
at
this
fathering.