Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
u
Market
Phone
671
VOI
XIV
NO,
125,
cu'...ju
feauiruay
ihi
iio
iju.iifr
ijirk."
nr
Ill
-il
eainlldale
liejnjr
run-
b
no
aniMUHeeiiien?
jet
ireti
made
and
II
HMiy
ha
Victorians
Choose
Parson
and
Undertaker
on
Their
Ticket
'
V
TOIUA.
May
-H.
t-ui-nhves
at
their
convention
I
11
u
111
ehoe
Hew
Canon
I
,
.
!
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II...
illtij..
iria
iiiiiriirinir,
un-
khimi.
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ll.
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II..
.....
..!
Illl-
.i;.
llllirr.
lli'Kllluiil
imjMin".
mi-
li:iaker
and
mayor
of
Victoria;
!
panl
Twigg.
lawyer
and
in-
iirame
agent:
and
Major
Cus
byiuis
an
officer
who
served
"Ve
i-seas.
IMPROVED
DEMAND
FOR
LABOR
NOTED
List
of
Job
Seekers
In
the
City
Has
Decreased
Considerably
Laborers
and
Carpenters
Wanted
There
has
been
a
much
Im-prmeil
demand
for
labor
lately,
'he
lorn
4mpoynienl
office
reports,
and
(he
list
of
unemployed,
im
n
consequence.
I
down
considerably.
The
total
number
"f
Job
seekers
regMcrcd
now
is
1,1
ami
it
s
umlersl
I
lluil
'oiKe
of
these
have
obtained
work
,.i
i
ii
.
.
.
.
.
...
"i
hit
man
nirmign
ine
oince.
mis
week
:i(i
loggers
were
"'"I
to
Buckley
Bay
through,
the.
"Mium
or
Mm
labor
bureau.
To-'"y
2D
laborers
for
secllonl
and
'"Ira
gang
work
on
(be
railway
'"'id
Hireo
bridge,
carpenters
for
v-
x
V
wanfe'd.
A,,'..
i(fr
Uauadiaii
National
Itailvvavs
from
Kuropc
und
headquarter
1
a
1
i
.
A
itt
In
t-yMcm
111
Miinion,
r.ugiauu:
.-
"Tim
King
and
Ourcii
of
Kuglaud,
aceourpaiiicd
hy
the
l
:
g
tid
lueei
of
ImI.
Prince-
.Marialda,
and
the
rrince
oi
Pi:
Jiuonl
Vi
IimI
I
he
building
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailw'av
11
Wembley
loilay.
They
wore
recHvetl
hy
the
II""-
C
Iurkiu,
ai
(ii).iur'-i
'iirr
for
Canada.
J.
K.
Dalrviuple.
vice-president
jn
ehurge
uf
tralllr
and
Win.
LIBERALS
ARE
COMING
HERE
Phillip.
Luroiean
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
llailway.
"Iiiiiiii-Jiiilflv.ini
enlrriii!;
the
'building
where
Mr.
J.
K.
Dal.
!
ryinid.
Mrs.
l.
i:.
Wood
and
'Mr.
It.
H.
Takte
were
present,
1
In-
Ou'n
of
P.uglaud
and
the
Psttullo
to
rrle
Saturday
and
o,,,.,.,,
r
iBy
rd
u,
M.
manson
on
Monday,
rossioiy
!,,.,.
H(.
.a.r
Park
model.
.
A
Joint
Meeting
luelv
dicuton
look
place
1
a
round
lb"
Jasper
Park
revolving
NOMINATIONS
FRIDAY
hWb1.
nil
remarking
mi
the
-
-
beauty
and
nUtr
rlTrets.
Tin
1
p.
I'atuiiio.
i.merai
uir
imi,,i,
wi.
WH
il.Ju
r
for
Hio
roust
itueiwy.
nn
-sled
I"
arrive
from
the
present
w4
greatly
interested
a
lie
staled
lie
knew
every
hnch
of
Maii.on.
who
waV
recently
HW-
nZtuttiir.
the
Mii
Minorca
at
Fort
Fraer.
I
due
l4H11,
lrfl1
-....i.,,..-,.!
m,p
iiai.
a;
it
u
.-Momiay
ami
n
1,wij,
klo
flM
IIIHfMUt,(
,1Hriieular
.o
-.il.ie
Miai
aji.tnl
puhlic
meet-
MH
iu
,P
ltinst
arrom-
itiif
wi
1
lie
arraiiizeti.
:
1..1.
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i
.
t
he
Ailoruey
JW.erl
ha-
tod
.
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in,
r.
ill
n
iniiiiiiui
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t.
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tielilliinHitli"'
Will
he
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it
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ii
iii
1
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.
.
i
MHiir
..Ue
".e
i
a
wnir.-
.
kJ
..
(.xp(
of
(1
"
'
uananiau
.wionai
iiauvay
aim
will
m
the
route
followed
by
Irani,
eonlinenlal
Iraiiin
aero
the
iminr
"Mi
J
'
Hljf
HUfl
Hirn
n
,
.
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.i..r
,
u.iuii.
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k
mA
l-
tun
as-iidk
nt
i
ii
i
'Iif'ltl.
tVllllf
111
I'
II"
iittai'
i
J
j
...
yiirrn
u
ii
ruiiwn"
of
n
Mnilili
,
f,i
-ui.
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l.-i..
...
ll.
1
1
in
in.
llefnre
I
lie)
lefl
the
huildiutf
Mary
rotuuiauileil
Mr.
lo
forward
lo
lluekiu-
Iiiiiii
Palare
a
-dlier
and
sold
miMlet
of
one
of
the
mountain
.
.
.
"lle
iiaseiiKer
train
eiivim-.
the
.
.
.ilarae!
,ilaiei
naKM'iise
paxM'nxer
'
""
lucoiiiolives
in
r
i
i
iwit;i
III!'
IIIIIIIHT
111
laHII'
Ullll
I
lie
mayor
Ueriee
in
t'.itlu
tu
.
fftNWRVATIVF;
!MA?FilL5i!!?..
WllkJiilal
fill
I
i-u
I
HIS
HlraM
Kill.
I
IllIM
APPMOMIMATFn
PLANT
AT
EDMONTON
niu
l
vifiiiin
i
uu
S.
S.
Mnvollin.
well
known
con-
Iraelor,
who
i
moving
his
head
quarters
from
Hie
Pacific
coasl
lo
a
site
he
purchased
from
Hie
city
if
I'Vlumutoii
Mime
uioiillis
atro.
Inl
no
time
in
;ioiug
over
the
new-
lifnlion
for
his
plant,
sii'k
the
Kilinonloii
Journal.
The
xile
'oruied
is
a
lrat-1
of
land
III
I
he
w
-enl
end
of
the
city.
jul
off
the
SI.
Alhert
Itoad
opposite
the
Norlhwesl
Lumber
company
Already
a
Hue
has
been
laid
for
trackaue
and
before
next
week
is
out
it
Is
'expected
work
will
have
coinmeuced
on
a
switch
that
will
run
into
the
property
from
the
Cuimilinn
National
rail
ttiiv
tracks
lo
make
room
for
slrinjfs
of
huife
steam
shovels,
locomotives,
scores
of
cars,
be
sides
wagons,
repair
outfits
and
all
I
he
general
equipment
that
(roes
to
make
up
a
very
extensive
railway
and
general
construction
outfit.
There
will
he
an
amount
of
building
also,
as
Mr.
Magoffin
ourposes
making
the
site
a
per
inaneul
base
for
his
operations
He
is
very
much
pleaded
with
the
nronerty
as
it
affords
generous
space
and
has
easy
grades
for
extension
of
trackage
of
which
he
requires
considerable
LAWN
BOWLERS
SAIL
MONTIlKAI..
May
i'H.
The
Canadian
lawn
bowling
team
which
Is
to
lour
Hreal
Britain
and
play
u
ta:!iid
Unlay.
series
of
matches
mm
BROKERS
OF
NEW
YORK
INDICTED
Xi:V
VOIIK.
May
:'H.
W
illiam
Silkworth.
former
ireileul
of
I
he
lioiiMili-daled
Kschaiipe;
l,uis
(liltMiuyli,
ineinlier
of
the
hoard,
and
een
other
looker
hae
Im-imi
iudirted
by
I
he
federal
lii
and
jury
on
charge
of
having
ured
the
mail
(o
oefraud.
FORTY-FIVE
DEAD
RESULT
OF
TORNADO
Over
100
Injured
and
Property
Damage
Over
MllUon
Dollars
ATLANTA,
Georgia.
May
28
The
total
number
of
dead
as
a
result
of
the
series
of
tornadoes
which
swept
the
south
yesterday
and
Monday
night
has
mounted
to
45
today.
Approximately
one
hundred
are
known
to
have
been
Injured
and
scores
are
homeless,
while
property
Is
damaged
to
the
extent
of
more
than
a
million
dollars.
This
Is
the
second
series
of
tornadoes
within
the
month.
NEWSPAPERMEN
ARE
ENJOYING
HOSPITALITY
OF
PRAIRIE
PEOPLE
WINNH'Lti.
May
:'H.
After
an
interesting
day
-pent
in
visiting
Hie
Manitoba
Agricultural
Col
lege,
driving
around
the
city
and
dayiug
golf,
member
f
the
Catiadhin
Press
and
Canadian
Oaily
Newspapers
Association
left
mi
the
Canadian
National
Continental
Limited
last
night
for
Saskalooii.
There
Hie
parly
will
he
wel
comed
by
Hie
Board
of
Trade
and
entertained
for
the
afternoon
leaving
for
I'jlmonton
by
the
northern
line
or
the
Cantnlian
National
Hallways
touching
North
Ballleford.
Thursday
will
be
spent
in
Kdmnutnn
and
Friday
at
Jasper
Park,
where
the
news
pacr
parly
will
be
guests
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
bebtre
going
on
lo
Prince
Itupert
and
Vancou
ver.
BANK
TELLER
AND
CASH
IS
MISSING
SAN
FHANcisCo",
May
28.
Bale
llovvan,
aged
-t.
head
paying
teller
of
I
lie
Bank
or
Ituly,
has
been
missing
since
Saturday
night
ami
17,000
or
the
bank's
runjils
has
also
disappeared.
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
TEAM
PLAYS
TO
DRAW
CKSSNOCK,
May
The
louring
all-star
fool
bull
learn
here
played
a
one
goal
draw
with
Multlaud
eleven
yesterday'.
piiiNci:
nui'Enr,
u.n,
avkdnksuay,
may
2h,
1021,
ALICL
AllM.
May
28.
Plati
num
has
been
added
lo
the
long
list
of
minerals
round
in
Hie
Alice
Arm
district.
The
dis
covery
was
mailt
by
Archie
Mc-
I'hail,
who
sent
samples
ot
tire
south
Tor
assaying.
The
samples
were
taken
from
tins
Ilex
proper
ly,
and
Hie
values
obtained
were
platinum.
l.m.
and
gold
I0.HU
per
ton.
Previous
assays
for
gold
having
given
I7.00
per
Kin.
The
ore
also
carries
07.1
silica.
This
is.
as
far
as
is
known,
the
only
ore
sample
in
the
district
to
be
assayed
for
platinum,
and
the
results
obtained
will
undoubtedly
encourage
prospectors
lo
have
similar
assays
taken.
Tho
Hex
property
Joins
the
Bavid
Coppci-rirld'ou
the
south,
which
joins
the
Bolly
Varden.
The
ore
vein
from
which
the
samples
were
taken
is
about
eight
feet
wide.
It
Is
practically
touching
the
Bully
Varden
rail.
way
tracks,
tuus
ensuring
easy
transportation
of
supplies
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia!
Newspaper
rttrdr'
Circulitlen
1637
(in
ln
arrival
at
Melbourne,
Australia,
(ieneral
Bramwell
Booth,
world
leader
of
the
Salvation
Army,
was
welcomed
by
Commissioner
Whatmore.
who
lias
charge
of
the
New-South
AN
ales
branch
of
the
arm
v..
British
Budget
Passes
Without
Division
Following
Speech
of
Commendation
from
Asquith
Strt
Salt
383
A
definite
split
in
the
Conser
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boies
for
Parly
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston'
vative
ranks
in
Ksquimall
riding
f
i
...
,i
.
i
.
.
j
.
,i
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
JAPAN
PROTESTS
U.S.
IMMIGRATION
LAW
BRITISH
LABOR
BUDGET
PASSES
WITHOUT
DIVISION
SUPPORTED
BY
LIBERALS
Kings
and
Queens
Take
Lively
Interest
in
Jasper
Park
at
'
British
Empire
Exhibition
MONTIIKAI.,
May
The
following
ralrin
va
received
!
f:
morning
Iiy
h.
h.
MhIhiimmi,
general
pansenger
tratfic
mini-
Japan
Sends
Protest
'
United
States
Action
Barring
the
Japanese
TOKIO,
M.iy
8,
lieep
regret
Uiat
the
United
Slates
had
enaeted
the
inimignilioii
hill
including
u
clause,
hurritjg
Japanese
from
entering
that
country
is
voiced
in
an
official
statement
issued
lale
toduy
hy
the
foreign
office.
Foreign
minister
MalMii
today
asked
and
obtined
the
as
I
sent
of
the
Prince
to
the
forwarding
of
Japan's
Protest
against
the
American
enactment
of
the
immigration
hilbuarriug
Japan-
Tl
...
:..
i
-
i:
'
;.-i
i
i
ee.
This
proceeding
is
extraordinaryvami
is
interpreted
as
an
iJion
of
the
unusual
importance
altachecT
to
the
-document.
Tlie
protest
has.
been
cabled
to
Washington.-
DEFINITE
SPLIT
IN
CW
UEF
f)
ID
CONSERVATIVE
MNKS
,
(F.eeve
Lockley
at
Esqulmalt
Says
Me
is
in
the
Field
to
Stay
BANKWITHA
BABY
IN
ARMS
!d'
acinar.,
wiicii
uur
huiiui
6ol
Ay,
w,ln
$10)0
from
a-.,,,ie,
asseinuieu
in
ine
manors
TeJIeCs
Window;
Forced
L.IUU,
iioiiunaieu
ueere
.viexaiuieri
Taxlekb
tn
DMwa
Man
uockiey
io
eoniesi
ine
nuini
under
the
Conservative
banner
against
R.
11.
I'ooley,
Liberal-
(kuiservative
candulate,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
tu
a
rrrtthTSs-ieAh
ltiir
I.ocklry
taunted
It.
II.
I'ooley,
Liberal-Conservative
candidate,
with
timidity
itj
facing
an
open
LONDON,
May
2X.
The
finance
bill
embodying
the
budget
convention
together
proposal
paed
its
seroml
reading
in
the
House
of
Uouuiioiis;
Mr.
Poojey's
nomination,
1.-11
llirlll
Willlllllt
21
lllV'illlll.
It
I
IT
ll
I
llllll
II
II
A-mimIIi
l:,ili.r
II,-
ui.i'jLhi1
I.j.I
oi.nw.
duced
rruui
t,i:Ht.i(KJ,X)00
in
1121
to
lo'.IO.OdO.OiMI.
If
the
safe,
this
in
contradict
ion
lo
the
words
sound
lines
of
the
present
monetary
policy
was
continued
there
or
the
Provincial
Liberal-Conser-was
no
reasuu
why
Loudon
should
not
retain
supremacy
iu
the.vative
organizer,
Mr.
Merririebl,
fiuaui'ial
markets
of
the
world.
PLATINUM
ORE
AT
ALICE
ARM
Considerable
Value
Found
Along
With
Cold
In
Rex
Property
PLOllLV,
May
258.
Norma
Anderson,
-vighteen
years
of
age,
-
vtfTio
with
a
baby
In
anus
held
lip
I
lie
St
Steenburg
Baiik
yesterday
3nenKhnX
was.
.
arreslpd
'Tli
night
afler
,
forcingf-a'
Jaticab
driver
at
the
point
.
of
a
guh.to
hurry
tier
away.,.
Over
$t,00o'lii
cash
which
ht
'!grabbe.,from
a
teller's
window
of
the
Liberal,
said
he
fully
agreed
with
the
general
lines
of
before
a
hand-picked
meeting!
recm
ered
tho
budget,
pointing
out
that
Britain
s
floating
debt
had
been
re-
with
nre-selected
officers.
ahd;
ore
shipment.
With
a
30
foot
tunnel,
a
depth
of
75
feel
can
be
obtained.
Not
much
development
work
has
been
done
on
the
property,
but
il
is
the
intention
of
Mr.
McPhail
lo
do
considerable
work
Ibis
year,
which
will
ronsjsl
chiefly
of
surface
strip'plng
of
Hip
vein,
and
open
cuts.
GERMAN
GOVERNMENT
.
BliHI.IN,
Mily
28.-
Chancellor
Marx
has
accepted
President
Kb'crt's
commission
to
form
a
nw
Oo
v;n)nlcut.
WOULD
SPEND
MUCH
MONEY
ON
SHIPPING
Schemes
For
Improving
Port
Facilities
of
Britain
Recommended
LONDON,
May
28
Schemes
for
Improving
the
port
facilities
of
the
United
Kingdom
at
an
estimated
cost
of
20,-000,000
Is
recommended
by
the
commission
appointed
by
the
Shipping
Association,
the
Chamber
of
Commsrce,
and
the
Federation
of
British
Industries
after
a
searching
INVESTIGATION
INTO
U.S.
LIQUOR
LAWS
Committee
at
Washington
De
cides
That
all
Phases
of
Booze
Situation
Will
be
I
Probed
WASHINGTON,
May
28.
A
brand
new
congressional
investigation
directed
at
prohibition
en
forcement
wiis
delermlni'd
upon
Joday
hy
a
house
comniittee.
It
will
go
into
all
phases
of
the
liquor
law
situation.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Philadelphia
t-C,
Boston
5-10.
Pillsburg
5,
Chicago
.
Cincinnati
3-J,
SI.
Louis
t-t.
Brooklyn-New
York",
rain.
American
League
Chicago
2,
Cleveland
7.
St.
Louis
t,
Detroit
5.
Others
rain
who
said
such
conventions
were
I
to
be
open.
None
were
admitted
to
the
Pooley
meeting,
charged
llcevc
Lockley.
unless
they
were
willin?
to
"sigi
"''
pledge",
lo
support
(hat
candidate.
The
Speaker
challenged
W.
J.
Bowser,
K.C..
leader
of
the
Liberal
-
Conservative
Party,
to
come
lo
Ksquimult
and
say
the
Pooley
fair
and
above
board.
For
hint-Hf.
couHnued
I
lie
j
reeve,
he
was
definitely
in
thej
fight
.and
was
it
to
stay.
He,
looked
for
no
favors
and
would
stand
on
his
record
as
six
years
a
public
officer
tif
the
lowmship
of
the
B.C.
Union.
jihairnuin
KING
AND
QUEEN
OF
ITALY
ENTERTAIN
AT
EMBASSY
IN
LONDON
Labor
Premier
Was
Guest
of
Honor
Along
With
Britain's
King
and
Queen
LONDON.
May
28.
The
King
and
Oueen
of
Italy
last
night
gave
a
dinner
at
Hie
Italian
embassy
at
which
were
present
nrty-five
guc
including
the
King
and
Oueen
of
I'.ngland,
the
Prince
oT
Wales,
the
Duchess
or
York
"anil
Premier
Jlumsay
Mardoniild.
The
Hoyal
party
lunched
at
the
(iuildhall
where
the
Lord
(Mayor
oT
Loudon
w-as
the
host.
DimrrT
dccai
iitiaiic
SOCKEYE
SEASON
OPENS
JUNE
20
Active
Summer
Is
Anticipated
With
Most
of
Canneries
Operating
Again
All
thfe
isabmui
canneries
in
lislrir,l,vNo.
2,
which
operated
convention
wasi'8''!
y"ar
l'uck
again
this
season
with
the
exception
or
Port
Kdward
and
Mill
Bay
it
is
anticipated
and
the
pcospects
indicate
that
the
season
will
be
a
very
active
one.
Balmoral
can
nery
has
already
started
packing
springs
but
the
remainder
or
the
land
head
or
sixty-two
British
jplauts
are
not
expected
to
open
Columbia
muuiciralities,
asj!P
until
June
20
when
the
sock-
eye
season
will
be
open.
On
the
Skeena
Hiver
all
plants
but
Oceanic,
Port
Edward
and
Alexander
will
puck
and,
on
the
Naas.
all
but
Mill
Bay
will
run.
The
two
seaplane
from
Jericho
Beach,
Vancouver,
which
will
be
engaged
in
fisheries
patrol
work
during
the
salmon
season,
are
expected
to
arrive
from
the
south
some
time
in
June.
They
will
be
commanded
by
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
MacLeod
and
Flying
OfHcer
Hull.
BURDEN
NOMINATED
BY
CONSERVATIVES
FOR
PRINCE
GEORGE
Will
Contest
Seat
Against
H.
G.
Perry,
Liberal,
and
l.
A.
Shearer,
Provincial
DU1AJL1
ACOULUlIUnj
Special
to
Dully
News,
PASSED
BY
C0MM0NSi-1,;,",:sS.':S':-
OTTAWA,
May
28.
maiuiug
budget
resolutions
pass.
ed
the
House
of
Common
last
(here
last
night
nominated
F.
p.
The
re-,
Burden,
land
surveyor,
lo
contest
me
riding
In
their
interesl
at
the
forthcoming
ele-lion,
His
night
Including
the
reduction
of
ioppoti'enli
will
be
11.
O.
Perry,
the,
sales
tax
from
six
to
five
perjthe
sitting
member,
and
J.
!
cent
and
the
infrease
of
Ine
in-.Shearer,
representing
the
Pro-como
tax
exemption
for
eaeh.vincial
Party.
All
reside
at
child
from
$30
to
6500.
TriuCto
Oeiuv.
i