Met
ween
Pftiiay
ami
Ihllk
iuowiorm.
ilo
may
flwtl
BELGIAN
ARMY
TEAM
----
--
-
:
.
.
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niu
"
Willi
1H,
"lUnoii-
'
w
.
.ion
ii
iii
I
I
hi
"ViiMidam"
r
in
ItollmliiNi
wild
tt
Mii.i"ii-
-
On
(he
"Anliuiju"
l
a
frv
of
furiii
iilllrii
fm-.
wl-
I
aitiiilu
Iii'Iiib
ImiiMliI
mil
h)
I
ili'iimilHui
ili'iuii'liiii'iil
n'
lit'
I
ii
ii
in
I
in
ii
Nulmiial
llailwuyi.
ml
i
ruin
will
In'
Hindi'
no
al
Hal
fax
hy
JIik
4
'.
it
i
it
1
1
it
it
Naliimal
ll:i
'wiiv
In
Kiirt-v
llu'
Ii.'lll
Ij
to
Mi
J
ral
mid
Wmi.
ALBERTA
ADOPTS
LIQUOR
SYSTEM
British
Columbia
Official
nolurn
from
Helplnq
Edmonton
Orflce
got
Started
Vlr
mitlA,
April
b.
IlllliMal-"f
llif
Allii'i-lu
noxi'iiniu'iil
i"
llliryi.
1
1
f
(I,,.
iw
lillVI'l-IIIIM'll'
biiuor
riiiilrnl
nynlrm
will
"luil
lH-li
Ciilninlilii'n
iiii'lliiid
'f
I'lHIIHKillK
iH
llUlir
IMI!!!!!1
uiviinliiin
lo
o
lilt'
la
U
of
Urn
H.
l.Hiuor
lloaiil.
wliii
rTlunii'd
from
Hniniili.il
when
I
hry
lii'lpi'd
llio
AIIm
rla
(idli'lali
uil
lli!
m-w
'
li'in
uiidi'i'
way.
I.IMm).,
April
I.
In
the
Ui
'ular
association
gome
.
com
I'b'li'd
nl
Woolwich
yesterday
wlieii
Ihey
ilefraled
t
tic
llrillsh
A"iy
3
lo
1
Ihe
Helglan
Army
Ifim
won
the
clinmploulihii
The
IIihIiiihii
U
Hi
iointilHI
of
Cad.
famoel
(lla-.
She
Irfl
lirrt?
Tuida'
foi
oulli,atrrii
Alaka.
rorroi3
32
wi-rker
ami
a
enr?o
of
upili"
for
a
fih
niiiiiit
at
i:ill
I'l.int.
FRENCH
PREMIER
SECURES
BIO
VOTE
OF
CONFIDENCE
I'MIIS.
Aim
ii
I
I'll"
rhaiolK-r
of
ilpnlo,
pa-t
a
oli
of
roiifnliiiri'
I"
lilt
IW
lioXITIIIIMMll
uo-
ir
Hi
loenili'pdiip
of
I'liliiiiin-
hy
a
hum
maJ'Tily.
Ili'
M'lf
flaod-niC
tU8
lo
lil.
FISH
ARRIVALS
c...n
Boats
Marketed
114,800
lbs.
at
Exchange
Today
Prices
Low
l
i-li
nrilwil
this
morning
totalled
1
1
t.HOO
lbs.
Iluee
Aiiu:ri-caii
boa
In
lan.b'il
lOfi.tMKi
lbs.
and
four
Canadians.
8.H00
lbs.
Prices
were
low
ami
Ihe
hlghel
bid
was
drawn
ny
a
Canadian
boat.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Itallie.
la.min
lbs.,
al
K.iie
and
ir.
lo
Ihe
lloyal
I'ish
Co.
Liberty.
15,000
lbs.,
at
8.1c
t
r.r
ii
n
Ciinuilluii
1
isii
v
.oh
I
Sloraue
Co.
Panama,
18.000
lbs.,
al
8c
uud
5r.
lo
Ihc
AIHii
l
istieries.
Canadian
Amies
II.,
3.o
lis
nt
8.5c
mill
5e.
o
the
lioolh
risiierie
Ciininlhiu
Co.
ii
ST..
L'.OOO
is.,
al
8..10
unu
ii...
11......1
i.'ii.
i',.
:n.
IO
Hie
nojiii
i.-ii.
w
Maisy.
a.
0(111
lbs.,
al
8.7c
ami
.i
i.
......
ii...:
i.-i.i.
.t
i',.i.i
oC,
IO
IHC
iiiuiiiiiiii
.-v...
StoraifC
Go,
Kobe.
800
lbs,
al
8e
;iml
oc,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
WINS
IN
FOOTBALL
EARTHQUAKE
SHOOK
having
ulrciulv
defenled
H'O
i''liiteauL'
COCOANUTS
TO
GROUND
M
VNII.A.
April
L
A"
eiHh
8ht
ur
i
nln
liii)hip.
rr
at
high
thle.
ihft
ieuneuueiu"f
u
,iarll1ifiiT.vil
,itirii'(lfmr-
f
sfaiwllrfg
Fy1."
"iu
!.ruser.
Thcc
"in
llritUh.
French.
h'Mtl
Her-
r
.
and
Scandinavian
port
and
idfriif
of
wsen?er
rar-i
ti"'
pr.Hve
agricultural
uliboiiyli
iWr-
an
(l
'al
imrllf
of
l0
and
Tif
Wliili
flur
'lirn'
t
i
!Hi'dloli
,
AiiriNin
lii,r
Uk.Iiii
an
iltir
Ml
lliilifiit
!
'"iinrr
turrln(t
lli-l
llrilih
'
i
'in.
IhIIit
t'fi
iiaKfiuir-.
'n
innjuril)-
of
wliuiii
arc
1.iii,
ill
-'in.
-i
for
faun
c,MIi,iihmi
in
Ma
ha
.
in.-
ImnU
ni-i'
dui"
on
Salur-
i
ii
ii
nl
S.S.
liiiirroiiin
"
i'
I.
"J
llrilUli
ohi.m'uit
mid
A
'.ina
"
willi
77T.
I
In
i
1
1,,,
I
-lunik
manv
Ions
of.
store
This
Is
Increase
Over
March
of
Last
Year
and
Better
than
February
Timber
imIiii
in
I'riui'C
Hope
r
I
fnrilry
iliilrirl
for
I
he
tiKUitli
of
Man-li
ti'lulli'il
G,'o'JJ.-711
frrl
ai'-iriliii
lo
llu
irpurl
of
I.
S.
Humify,
ilmlrirt
foi'i.lfr.
Thin
riiri'MMilH
a
ll)flil
inrrriii"
of
IVbmary
of
Ihi
yrar
whru
the
lulal
Wii
fil'iG.470
fi'i'l
uinl
i
a
till
!
oxer
a
million
b'tlir
than
Mareli
I
'J
23,
wloiii
llu'
loUil
wu
5.00,
HOG
frH.
Pit
"OfHe
I
lie
-nli
wn
a
follow:
Fel.
Hod
crdar
GH7.0iK
Coal
..pniee
a.-.'tl.KiO
Hemlock
i.l28frt7
louala
fir
ru.005
llaUam
..-
Iti'J.ytT.
Jack
iiIhc
-
liilcriwr
fpruee
3.i,o:o
CoIIoijwiunI
5U.K.'a
The
lulal
hrulioj
from
.
tin-f
irl
of
Ui
year
art
H,J07,05r.
irr
spiTle-i:
Sliiiiule
bolts,
cords
18'
Spruce
lies
2"'
I
Hemlock
lies
Pine
lies
112.037
Mine
props,
lineal
ft.
1,750
Pulpwood,
eonls
I3(i
1-8
Ihe
lotal
of
pine
lies
lo
dale
llils
year
is
.mjvi.ooi
.
NAVIGATION
BEHRING
.
SEA
LIKELY
TO
OPEN
EARLIER
THAN
USUAL
NOMI..
April
.
I.
Navlgntioii
...
,i..
of
the
Iti-liiin-
M'lis.
wuirii
iisoaii)
open
some
lime
su
Ihe
mould
of
May
Is
itxpeetetl
here
lo
negiu
arller
than
usual,
l
he
ice
in
Norton
Sound
on
which
.onic
is
llualed
already
shows
signs
of
breaks.
DR.
NANSEN'fd
JOIN
RUSSIANS
IN
FLIGHT
TO
THE
NORTH
POLE
MOSCOW,
April
I
Friedlehof
Xanoen,
Ihe
famous
Norwegian
explorer,
has
consented
to
un
dertake
with
Ihe
liussian
airman
llns.iiisky,
a
Hlglil
lo
the
.N'orlh
Pole.
They
will
meet
shortly
lo
discuss
details,
U
is
expected.
TWO
CARSBURNEDON
FREIGHT
AT
TERRACE
THIIIIACK,
AVril
1.
The
easl.
bound
way
freight
Iralii
was
delayed
for
surrnl
h
mrs
bete
on
Wednesday
evening
when
two
cars
laden
villi
mixed
cocoauuls
to
the
ground
from
the
goods
for
the
use
of
way
stations
trees
I
rrpe.
province
of
i.noii.
orlcd
Unlay
in
incjcaugiii
me
nun
in.
""iijvi.
luyabas,
northern,
I
he
trnln
was
going
lino
icrrace
when
the
fire
was
discovered.
for
fftrlarcti
I
ti
rxttr
-iwrn
(ottilliii
I0A,U5
liiowij
feel
ly
eompureil'tvjlh
'-TTflSfp
fjTlib'
February
and
"67.3J5
feel
in
Mareh.
WtJ.
The
lotal
pole
scale
lo
dale
this
year
if
181.515
feci.
Pile
ciaHii?,
sli-iwin?
a
ub-slanllal
inereae
oer
preeinJiiiK
moiilli
Ibis
year,
was
a
follows
l.lui'al
n.
yte
1
.030
Hemlock
.":,o
Cclar
31.32
lllher
scaling
ireonls
of
Ihe
intuit
Ii
were:
ConhviMMl,
eonls
.
3j
Th
Latest
In
Restaurants.
HSH
:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
Fresh
Fish
Dally.
ef,
Mutton,
Lamb,
pork,
Veal,
Poultry.
Third
Avenue.
Home
Made
Sausage.
Fresh
Iiest
of
Food
Good
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
privalc'Uoxes
for
Party
Use.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VIII.
-
XIV,
Hl
HUNCH
HLPKHT,
U.C,
Fill
HAY,
APRIL
S,
IV2S
VMUMiy't
Circulation,
1S23
suttt
un
see.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
-
-
-
.
.
STR.
A)Vih,
.L
RODMAN
ASHORE
NEAR
HERE
STEADILY
INCREASING
PRODUCTION
OF
COPPER
BY
ANYOX
CONCENTRATOR
Admiral
Rodman
Went
Ashore
in
Grenville.
Channel
Early
Today
High)'
Island
wnclc-s
slalion
received
word
Ibis
morning
Hi,
(I
lliv
Ailiniml
Hodman
"f
H
Alnk;i
.Steuinhii
Coui'iuiiy
whs
-iff
ill
Point
Culvert
on
(ireuiillc
Channel,
30
mile
from
here.
onl
of
u
steumrr
being
uhnre
wan
alo
received
loeiilly
by
k;.
thing-
bool
Ague
H..
the
skipper
of
which
rt.il-l
dial
she
I:
J
uliliiiiml
(lit-
iiironiiiilmii
from
tin-
cannery
lender
(iiaul,
,
1;,
i
KittriJ
her
thi
morning.
i
llii;
Point
where
die
vessel
i
ashore
Hie
channel
i
about
SETTLERS
COME
FROM
EUROPE
!
niiivi
ive
Consul
Wakefield
received
a
wii-elc
iiioxtase
till
aflrrnoon
from
Ciiolaiii
Kiuuil
of
(lie
i.-aiiKT
l)iifcn
lulf
nir
thai
I"'
I
Mamling
hy
I
lie
Admiral
ltvJniuti
which
i
ashore
on
Olbnn
l-
!luMd
al
I
ho
north
end
of
(
Sn-nv
(He
NInt
Steamships
Due
at
Week-'i:iu,..
.
rTe
i
being
End
With
Immigrants
jiuken
olf
and
it
I
understood
I
mil
In
brought
here
or
to
KM.
WIXMI'IUI.
Aoiil
t.
Ari-orl-r,jV5.
v
i.porU
received
iln
SLATI'LI.,
Anl
I.
Advice,
in
tin-
Cuoioliun
Nuliun.
jfrU
,.
Admiral
Hodman
reports
i
tU
'i
utttrr
in
Winnipeg.
(t
he
went
ahore
near
Point
411
How
of
immigration
jchprt.
HritUh
Columbia,
at
w
throughout
the
lire
o'clock
tin
morning
in
a
SIX
AND
HALF
MILLION
FEET
LOGS
SCALED
licliind
Ihe
cenes
in
Ihe
Labor
party.
Dr.
Marian
Phillips
is
regarded
as
having
played
a
major
role
in
pulling
her
parly
into
power.
She
is
known
officially
u
Ihe
chief
woman
officer
of
Ihe
Labor
party.
Development
of
Pole
Cutting
.
Industry
in
Interior
District
Pole
Concentrator
at
Anyox
Being
Broken
in
and
will
be
Running
Full
Speed
by
June
says
Munroe
Tlie
new
conrenlrulor
al
Aiiyux
i
now
running
on
schedule
and
Hie
iour
units
mv
being
broken
in
one
by
one
tuUU
II.
S.
Miiuioe,
general
manager
of
Hie
(iranby
Consolidaled
Min-jing,
Sint'lting
&
Tower
llu.,
who
was
u
imssenger
going
sutilh
to
I
Vuneouver
on
lliu
Prinrc
(ieorge
this
morning
on
a"
I
wo
week's
lni-ineas
trip."
The
first
ore
went
through
Ihe
coiiceiilrulor
on
March
17,
leil
years
lo
Ihe
day
from
Ihc
date
the
(iranby
smelter
at
Anyox
was
first
blown
in.
About
a
iiiarler
of
a
million
pounds
of
copper
per
month'
ii
now
beins
lurned
out
from
the
3
ciu.cenlralor.
,
The
capacity
is
PI;!
ATI?
V
T
I.S5O.U00
pounds.
Mr.
Munroe
-jiXiiIL
10
HI
iaici
uiai
u
wa
expecieu
io
run
15,000
tons
of
concentrating
ore
throiiitli
Ihe
plant
this
mould,
3U,nuo
tuns
iirxl
iiionlh
and
!,-
operalion
on
June
i.
Mr.
Munroe
announced
that
the
Larcom
Island
sawmill
would
be
opened
about
April
10.
Al-
.
ready
a
quarter
of
a
million
feel,
r.f
liinilnr
lin
lippfi
rut.
mrist
fifl
LAST
AROUSED
OOU
Ions
(foil
caparity;
m
June.
1
-,,...-....lra!or
will
be
in
full
Conservative
Leader
Would
Up
Off
All
Harbor
Appropria
tions
REFORM
SUGGESTED
OTTAWA,
April
.
Ileducllon
this
beinjr
used
in
logging
camp
u
membersinp
in
me
enaie
ana
construction.
Lossing
has
al-'rc,ir,ut'"1
f
"tmalors
at
the
ready
commenced
al
Alice
Arm
'r
75
was
proposed
in
the
Senate
and
2.500,000
feel
or
logs
have
ysicmay
uy
tenaior
lurnw,
ito-ibeen
cut
and
are
awaiting
trans-
sressivc.
Iportalion
lo
Ihe
mill.
A
two
nrilo'
The
interim
supply
bill
was
Hugging
railway-T
bring-
built
:b'''.'?:!lKW,wor'
f
.
i
r
,
(he
company
on
the
east
side
of
o-fscussing
Ihe
estimates..
blr
15
VerV
lntVOrtant
LnterDriSe
Hie
Kil,aull
Mwe
and
five
mHeJmM
l''.
ConservalUe
ZS
r
of
the
D-.lly
Varden
Itailway,
al
ler-
arjrueil
that
the
govern-
ihe
sou
I
hern
end
lias
been
Inenl
,,ai'
retained
all
Ihe
"pork
and
pile
prodm-lum
ha
heroine
Ihe
mo4
important
.
,
...
,.
Is
rn"
barrel"
esliinales.
Large
sunik
enlcrprie
of
Olof
MaiiMiu,
Ihe
largest
linibcr
operator
of
Prince
;
'
f
.
'
..'.i.i-ri
..
were
being
recklessly
spent
on
Mnperl
Uisir.,1.
formerly
il
was
l.e
rn
ling.
'.e
there
has
;
,
resunipli.n
of
harbor
appropriations.
The
es-
been
mi
curtailment
or
activities
m
the
latter
line,
the
scale
of
.
..
,
....
...(..j...,
aclivitien
IHiwles
should
be
cut
,
Tor.ly
or
the
rormer
has
merely
exceeded
it
iu
ini.orlance.
Somelhing
.unrur
acComoanied
Mr
f'r,y
million
dollars
and
taxation
over
100
men
are
employed
in
Hie
mle
camps
operated
by
.Mr
'.,..
mtlu
lis
..
mor,,in"
;riil-
'
'
reduced
lo
a
parity
wild
that
in
Hanson
at
Terrace.
Ilauall.
Pacific,
Skcena
Grossing
and
Hazel-Mu"r"(
in.,.
,
ton.
camp
lliese
operalions
are
coulluiioii
II
Ii
in
Ihe
Dominion
of
Canada
is
set
forth
iii
a
petition
which
people
in
Hie
vicinity
or
Ihiuphin,
Man.,
have
sent
to
their
Progressive
member,
John
W.
Ward.
They
demand
Ihe
construction
oT
the
Hudson
Hay
Hallway
and
slide
that
if
il
is
not
completed
hy
IU25,
,'ve,
the
people,"
will
cany
Ihe
mailer
to
the
fool
of
Hie
limine,
asking
the
king
to
divorce
them
from
the
rest
of
Camilla-.
the
year
around.
which
run
for
five
winter
months,
emplov
mi
AIRPLANES
NOT
STARTED
Adverse
Weather
Reports
Delays
Commencement
of
Round
World
Flight
(Canadian
Press)
SEATTLE,
April
4.
The
hop
off
of
the
four
United
States
army
airplanes
on
their
flight
around
the
world
was
postponed
today
until
tomorrow
on
account
of
adverse
weather
reports
received
from
points
along
the
route.
The
worst
storm
In
years,
It
Is
reported,
Is
raging
at
Sitka,
Alaska.
In
response
to
a
query
made
this
morning
the
government
telegraphs
received
word
this
afternoon
that
the
American
planes
would
not
leave
Seattle
today
unless
there
was
some
material
change
In
weather
THREAT
TO
SECEDE
inf
200
men.
There
The
lie1
average
have
been1
camps
this
winter
al
Prieslly
ii.
Iieckcr
Lake
and
Walcoll.
In
addition
lo
his
own
ilircct
pro
duction,
Mr.
Hanson
handles
iinli
uinl
Iii
!iiL,n
mil
liv
wild
I
ronlniclors
and
settlers.
Across
River
The'
ptde
culling
business
has
,
.
.
.
i
oeeu
grauuany
e.xpaiiinng
uurniK
recent
years.
Up
to
now
opera-'
lions
have
been
confined
to
lhc'
railway
side
of
the
Skeeua
ltiver''
Iml
lliii
viul
il
la
iirttniwnil
lu'.-
eslablish'
ramps
mi
(he
opposite
side
of
the
river
uud
the
Iit;iiii
will
be
iimmI
lo
a
certain
extent
for
driving
down
the
poles.
I'lie
iiiiIIiioL
i
liriL'lil
Toe
Ihe
future
,.f
II.
n
,...l,
l.iiuii.i.d
'CI...
.I....,.,
it.
I
I
,
ill.
I'l'i.
ill.
ill,'
ill
111,111'..
is
increasing
and
the
production
will
probably
ilo
likewise.
Willi
the
develoimenl
of
the
district
and
Ihe
proviuir
of
ils
production
capabilities,
it
is
very
likely
I
Hal
large
American
interests
may
euler
the
field.
.Wording
lo
tin
provincial
forestry
department
I.03M.S17
lineal
feel
or
poles
were
scaled
in
Prince
lluperl
illstrirl
iu
il?3.
Hemlock,
cedar
and
fir
idle
production
in
the
district
tends
totalling
1,000,000
ties
were
let
this
.winter.
Mr.
Hanson's
share
being
500,000.
The
camps
IMPROMPTU
GALA
CELEBRATE
ARRIVAL
AMERICAN
FLIERS
It
has
been
suggested
Dial
Ihe
arrival
of
Die
United
Stales
round-ltie-world
riying
imchiiies
be
made
the
occasion
for
an
impromptu
gala
day
iu
Prince
lluperl,
that
flags
be
flown
and
that
whistles
lie
soundeil.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
pioneer
air
navigators
may
not
be
able
lo
spend
much
time
here
iu
which
lo
be
entertained,
some
demonstration
il
is
fell
should
be
made
to
observe
the
event.
DOMINION
BUDGET
last
vear
tiilalled
7li.l'U
lineal
OTTAWA,
April
1.
Hon.
J.
A.
feel.
There
will
be
increases
in,db,
acling
minister
of
finance,
both
departments
this
year.
intimates
that
no
further
delega-
1
1
,.
iii
i...
........i.
...i
i.i
.......
...i
'
1-aCyO
Business
i'in
win
u.iik.i
iii
ivnai.
Culling
of
lies
and
hauling
or
to
the
budget
proposals.
This
is
Iheui
to
Ihe
CN.lt.
track,
whichWardcd
as
an
Indication
that
has
kept
over
a
thousand
mcn
'he
bringing
Mown
or
Ihe
budget
PRniW
THP
nAMINfnN!".y
-luring
the
winter
in
the
.lis
I
IIVIII
lllti
WlllllllVlV
OTTAWA,
April
t.
The
peril
trie!
between
Prince
Ilupcrt
and
Lmlako,
Is
now
finished.
Then)
remains
Ihe
counting,
inspect
or
a
new
dominion
being
created
loading
and
shipping.
Con
is
not
far
distant.
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS
ON
RAILWAY
BRANCHES
are
now
closed
except
for
a
few
OTTAWA'.-
April
I
llesolu
men
ami
learns
who
are
finishing
.lions
adopted
by
the
House
of
up
the
work
or
hauling.
VIOLENT
EARTHQUAKE
SANTA
CLAIIA,
April
t.
The
most
violent
.earthquake
since
1
000
was
recorded
here
yesterday
afternoon.
-
Commons
covering
branch
railway
)nes'
include
lianjoops
Junction
to
Kelowua
ami
I.umby,
Mile
58.3
jo
Cowichan
Hay
ami
..in.,
it
i..
tn-
liMiif
i
i
in
.niie
luu,
Vancouver
isianu.
Sut60.-!i
for
Daily
Netra.
Senator
Iirummoiiil,
govern-?
menl
leader,
claimed
thai
If
aflec
Iwo
years
of
office
the
budget
was
balanced
and
cxpendilure
reduced
be
thought
the
government
was
doing
very
well.
COMPENSATION
BOARD
RELIEF
Over
Three
Million
Dollars
Paid
Out
by
Government
Organl-4.
zation
4
VANCOt
Yl.lt.
April
4
Itrilish
Columbia's
payroll
for
1923
was
jstSO.OOO.noo,
according
Jo
the
annual
report
of
the
Workmen'.
.
(.ouipeiisatioii
Huai'il.
Ibis
was
twenty-two
millions
greafer
than
iu
the
year
19,32
and
twenty
millions
more
than
Iu
l'JHt
In
the
year
there
were
268
K
10
JUJI
11KT
ADUUl
A
ROUT
nilFfatal
"-'dcnls
and
a
total
of
UULj?3inOf00l,
waH
,,ai(,
,((lt
ul
ycif
Acting
Minister
of
Finance
Says
no
Further
Delegations
Will
be
Received
lunder
the
Coiiipoiisatmii
Act
and
Mothers'
Pensions
Act,
divided
among
1,500
widows,
1,500
child-reu
and
t.OOO
Workmen.
The
workmen
who
received
benefits
were
disabled
through
industrial
accidents.
LOSES
THE
COUNT
IN
THE
BATTLE
OF
LIFE
KANSAS
CIT
April
lFrnesl
"Counl"
Loske.
middleweight
boxer,
died
lasl
night
from
Hie
effects
or
a
blow
on
ihe
chin
while
sparring
with
his
trainer
"liig
Joe"
llarnick
princeofwIles-
goes
to
biarritz
PAHIS,
April.
-
Tlie
Prince
or
Wales
after
visliing
Parlsleft
yesterday
for
HiarrlU
In
Ihe
great
relief
of
'ihe.
secret
i.
police
en.
trusted
lo
,tlie
task
of
-watching
IU6
royal
visilor
Ja
Fraiife.
.