FISH
:
MARKET
Prime
Haby
llecf,
Lamb,
Fresh
Pork,
Fowls
and
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
Homo-Made
Sausage
mil.
Phone
671.
VOL.
XIV..
.NO.
U.
V
AIT
m
m
if
aji
LLUIU
'Inn
.
I
Lloyd
George
Attacks
Ramsay
Macdonald
and
Policy
of
Labor
Party
Declares
Europe
has
Grown
Tired
of
Idealism
and
is
Falling
Back
Despairingly
on
Materialism.
'
-
II
r....
one
of
Hie
objects
In
view,
when
Dm
radio
urogram
of
the
Can
ndiau
National
system
were
do
elded
upon,
was
tho
assisting
In
such
campaigns
as
savo
Forest
Week."
Subaorlb
for
tJ
Daily
New.
order
lo'''cr
hud
been
railed
ami
and
Slewarl
next
ween.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Six
Canadian
Boats
Sold
23,700
Pounds
Today
No
American
Fares
are
In
Six
Canadian
halibut
boats
marketed
catches
totalling
23,.
7(10
pounds
at
the
Fish
Exchange
lliis
morning.
There
were
no
American
arrivals,
"
The
day's
transactions
were
as.
follows:
Jolianna.
12.000
lbs.,
al
10.1c
Cold
Storage
Eo.
W.
v
F
2,500
lbs.,
at
and
Oe,
and
I).
S.
T.,
3,000
lbs.,
at
I0.3u
and
Oe,
lo
Ihe
Atllu
Fish-
tho
.cries.
Viola.
3,000
lbs.,
al
I0.7e
and
Wall
on
W
K'Hllf
l:i-'
.
,
"
.
.
.
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iiiiitiwu.i
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ri
j
nioa
were
lo
ovcrinrow
inc
existing
J
fivm
01
p.nmv
sriirifC
and
property
and
lo
uulilute
for
it
national
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,
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meatil
lo
-arry
oui
such
a
pro-
nAlATP
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fiM
gram
in
the
next
two
or
three
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Xor
Hh
A
I
Uill
I
IlIlVLil'eraliM.i
wa
never
Krealer
VUV!((an
fuw
Kuro()Cl
lai,
Krow
lire.
of
ideal!
mii
ami
wan
fallin?
.
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BAl
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v
a
n
w
m
i
i
ii
oi
m
w
r
w
it
w
nnminirii
viv
ija
irriaiiain.
Toward
Germany
and
Insists
I
fhe
old
idealiMic
prayer.
"Thy
on
Debt
Payment
iKniR'lom
ronjo.had
i.ae.l
lo
the!
,,
ilimierial
oupl'lirauoii
unc
u.;
Vl
Vpril
25
-
Prrouer
thU
iiay
our
daily
bread."
J
are
in
an
eleelion
speech!
The
former
premier
.leclaredj
nl
(he
proram
of
the
new
i"ai
i.iuerum
ihxki
ir
i.u..
,
...I
.iii.l
lie
vuuulil
n'Pk
"
l"1
K
millh
a
general
ellle-
malerial.
w
Ii
Urrmany
hoi
In
wwild
irl.ai.ff..
.
olid
Kuaranlee.
the
pQjQ
FRENCH
AIR
MAN
LEAVES
FOR
T0K10
Oe,
and
Ethel
June,
1,500
lbs.,
at
Ion
PRINCE
HUPKIlT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
2o,
1U2'..
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Zuin
Yamamotu,
an
ardent
Buddhist,
is
shown
at
work
on
his
masterpiece,
a
Japanese
goddess
of
mercy,
being
made
from
the
bones
of
earthquake
victims.
It
will
be
placed
in
the
Mautokuji
Temple
in
Tokio.
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
Sends
VuUrday't
Circulation
1646
GreetingUo
American
Press
at
Dinner
of
Newspaper
Publishers
XF.YV
VOHK.
April
2Ji.
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
.Mac
donald
of
(ircat
llritaiu
sent
n
message
through
Sir
Ksme
Howard,
who
delivered
an
address-
at
the
annual
dinner
of
the
American
Newspaper
Publishers'
Associalion
here,
lie
said
he
liked
the
idea
of
saluting
the
American
press
for
he
felt
he
was
saluting
a
powerful
colleague
in
maiiitaiug
and
strengthening
the
real
understanding
between
two
peoples.
"Tho
more
I
study
the
present
plight
m
horope,"
said
the
message,
(lie
more
i
icci
in
ine
long
run
uiai
me
moral
uuu
material
future
of
humanity
mii-t
depend
lo
no
small
extent
upon
the
cordial
friendship
and
generosity
of
sentiment
between
our
two
nations."
Irish
Boundary
Crisis
Between
North
and
South
said
be
Acute
but
Resort
to
Force
not
Likely
I.ONItUN.
April
The
situation
brought
about
by
the
collai.se
without
result
yesterday
of
the
Irish
boundary
sellle-
inenl
conference
al
the
Lolouial
urhee
was
ilrscribeu
generally
last
night
as
Hie
gravest
in
the
Irish
crisis
since
Hie
Anglo-Irish
trcalv,
giving
uulonomoiis
governnicul
to
Ireland,
was
signed
in
ISISI.
Despite
alarmist
reports
and
rumors,
however,
govern-tnenl
observers,
believe
there
is
no
likelihood
of
another
war
in
Ireland
in
Ihe
near
future.
The
conference
which
broke
down
yesterday
was
eudeavor-
-
-
-
ing
to
adjust
the
boundary
be-
I
ITTIIAni7
ATIAV
Iween
Ulster
and
Hie
Irisli
Free
AU
1
HUKiZ
A
1
lUli
r"
,l
was
a,,
,,,lel
,,y
dek-
fAFi
DAATi
lUAOl
.
principle
or
Dominion
rule
was
rUK
KUA1
iYUlli'u,h,,,u',,
1,1
,,',a,,,,
as
wpU
as
t,,c
jgeneral
idea
of
dividing
Hie
country
into
two
self-governing
Much
Work
In
Omlneca
Included
stales,
this
question
of
boundary
In
List
Issued
by
Minister
of
Public
Works
VICTORIA,
April
2.i.
-AuM.or-izalioiis
for
work
on
roads,
trails
and
bridges
issued
last
week
by
Hon.
Dr.
W.
II.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
Includo
Hie
following
In
Omiucca
and
Prince
Rupert
districts:
Omlneca
llridge
expenditures
Hynes
Settlement,
150;
Hums
Lake,
$500
llaielton.
5(0;
llagwilget
suspension,
$050;
Skecna,
$'150;
Smllhers,
$100;
(Juick,
$500;
Pleasant
Valley,
$200;
Houston,
and
fie.
and
Iris,
1,700
lbs.,
at
10e,$200:
Doods
Creek,
$350;
Mc-
and
0e,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Evoy,
$100;
Hulkley
suspension,
i$500;
Savory,
$0,000;
Endako
10.1c
River
No.
1,
$3,000;
Endako
River
No.
2,
$3,000;
Johnson
Creek,
SI,.
000;
Grassy
Creek,
$350.
Prince
Rupert
Diversion
of
road
to
Lawn
Hit.
Miiticgaie-lieu
uoua
on
10.1c
and
Oe,
lu
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Graham
Island
seuiemeni
nas
presenieu
a
stumbling
block
which
once
again
does
not
show
any
immediate
igus
of
being
removed.
HAVE
BIBLE
IN
SCHOOLS
Teachers
and
Others
by
Overwhelming
Vote
Favor
It
VANCOUVER,
April
25.
A
combined
meeting
of
delegates
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
Federation
and
cltlzeqs
representing
other
bodies
by
an
overwhelming
vote
favored
optional
reading
of
the
Bible
In.
the
schools
of
the
province.
A
lengthy
discussion
took
place
before
the
vote
was
taken.
StrMt
SalM,
4St.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL"
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ORGE
ATTACKS
LABOR
PREMIER
HEAD
OF
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
SENT
MESSAGE
TO
NEWSPAPERMEN
OF
U.S.
ARE
RETURNING
FROM
MONTREAL
F.
O.
Dawson
and
J.
H.
Pillsbury
Due
to
Arrive
Here
Tomorrow
Aftemoog
F.
(i.
Dawson
ami
J.
II.
Pills-
bury
are
un
(he
train
which
is
Juc
lo
arrive
here
tomorrow
Ml.,...
ulLn,!,,,.
f.......
IHflll.
lilt.
ttlb
ItlUMMMB
Montreal
where
Mr.
Dawson
ha
been
attending
a
mrctitiK
of
the
directors
of
I
lie
Canadian
Na.
tlunal
Railways
and
Mr.
Pills-
muinv
V
i
r.
U,.t.l
liPi.ru..
MH-Hkniir
at
L
amludno
""ry
nai
uceu
in
connection
won
.
..-i.i
.1....1
.....i
M..I
.iit.
...-.li.-nr..
ui.rk
ami
indomitable
'
cNorl
lo
secure
the
con-
would
Win
its
back
tor
the
Imilding
of
Jhe
lojcl
,,
Ihc
Lniled
Liberal
jKirly
way
l3nge
6
..
...
.
..
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i
1.
1.
.
i.i
.i
ii...
i
t...
'Alaska
slcamnhiu
for
which
len-
Ii:
wer
IIC
saul
lliai
rreimcr
.viui-ijunuiu
smu
iiitm
v.
-
-
P
lin
illllll
lTllii-r.,
i
-ily
of
which,
nceowm;
eaiM'riener.
dues
mil
fonfirnro.
France
wil'
ly
hluully
on
an
advance
on
r
ilrld
by
(hone
who.
up
to
Ihe
have
done
nolliliiR
lo
di-ae
llieir
ohliifalloun.
France
ji
!
jcd
(o
make
U
lo
ficrnun)
ti
io
puy
her
debt
and
w
jld
prexene
n
eoncllialory
ii
if
wi'hotit
iarrifiriii(r
pru-di
r
He
na.d
all
this
would
be
a
'halt:,
less
link
for
eei
al
year.
MAKESURVEY
ON
EDUCATION
Government
to
oo
Into
Whole
Question
Thla
Coming
Sum
imr
Saya
Willis
VANCOI
VF.Il.
H.C...
April
A
Kimey
of
Ihe
llnllsh
Colunibia
mIkioU
and
the
rdiicalional
'
in
ik
lo
he
made
lhl
coining
Mimiiier
by
11
commission
of
ex-
pert.
aeronlliiK
l
an
announce-,
me.nl
made,
al
u
bamiuet
of
school
leaehiTH
hero
lnt
nltsht
by
J-Willis,
superintendent
of
cduca.
lion.
Tho
minister
of
education
III
make,
an
official
announcement
in
regard
to
it
in
n
few
da,
SIX
HUNDRED
DIVORCE
SUITS
New
Law
In
England
Brings
Many
Women
Petitioners
Into
Court
LOM)0.,
April
25.
A
slrikiiiK
feiiluri!
nf
M.
foillieominif
eourt
lerni
here
in
dm
law)
number
of
dluiret!
snlh
brouuhl
by
wives
iimler
a
new
net
which
Klves
u'onien
cijual
riifhls
with
men
In
ki'ouhiIk
of
dlvoico
namely
l'oor
of
misconduct.
There
arc
'H'uily
six
hundred
undefended
divorce
suits
entered
on.
the
C.UI-t
IUjI,
FIRE
PROTECTION
Will
Take
Part
In
"Save
me
Forest"
Campaign
During
Coming
Week
WIXMPPi,
Atril
-5.
Follow.
injr
Ihe
promise
ixicii
lo
fore-t.T
In
meelliiK
In
Montreal
several
weeks
u?K
Ihc
(iiiadiau
National
Hallways
hne
plae.si
al
the
illspollln
of
the
Forest
iixMicialions
all
the
indio
Pnaii-ca.lioK
faeilllies
during
"Save
Hie
Forest
Vik"--April
2i
lo
Mav
3rd.
Inn-ins
this
eek,
the
radio
broadrasllns
stalimis
or
the
Caiiioliau
Nalionnl
ItaiUvays
In
Montreal,
Ottawa,
Winnipeg,
Sas.
kalooii
and
Calsary.
Ilejsina
and
IjIiiioiiIoh
will
be
ulitiied
lo
rur-Iher
the
campaign
for
Ihe
pre-
cn
al
Inu
of
the
forest
resources
of
Ihe
Oominioii.
W.
II.
Kilby,
chief
of
forest
protecllou,
Canadian
National
llallwajK.
has
co-opcraled
closely
wllh
I
lie
Kosernnsent
and
other
fi.i.ii-v
ili'iunliiiiMits
and
sueh
lii'omiiieiit
men
as
Sir
l.oiner
(iotiin.
Hon.
CliarlCs
Stewart,
minister
of
the
Interior,
J.
W.
Dufoe,
editor
Winnipeg
Free
ress,
Hon.
C.
M.
llamlllon
or
Ihe
Saskatchewan
Bovernineni,
Hon.
ieo.
Iloadley
of
(he
Aiueria
Kinernment.
Ir.
Walter
.Murray
of
the
Saskatchewan
government
mid
other
men
intimately
con-
rrned
with
the
consenallon
or
Hie
forests,
will
speak
from
these
stations.
nil
is
the
first
time
In
me
liWtory
of
Canada
llial
Ihe
radio
has
been
used
on
such
a
wide.
kiiri'iu!
seale
to
supporl
cam.
imikrii
of
national
importance.
i
'
...
.
.....
Ihe
we
rare
of
llifl
lianauiau
ia
Ilonal
Itallwayi
is
closely
men-tified
wllh
the
preservatltm
and
ileal
developnvenl
of
ll
Canada's
nalural
resources,
and
Eleven
Hour
Jump
From
Par(s.to
Bucharest
iAade
by
'Military'
Aviator
'
PARIS,
April
25.
Lieut.
Pellellcr
Doisy,
French
military
aviator,
hopped
off
from
here
yesterday
and
In
less
than
eleven
hours
landed
at
Bucharest,
covering
a
distance
of
nearly
1,250
miles
In
a
non-stop
flight.
Doisy
Is
on
his
way
to
Toklo.
DOUBLE
WEEKLY
BOAT
SERVICE
IS
STARTING
Prince
Rupert
Will
do
Mid-week
Anyox
Run
and
Prince
Qeorne
Will
no
to
Stewart
al
Week-ends
C.N.
It.
sle.
r
Prince
(leorffe.'
Capl.
Harry
Nedden,
which
sailed
Hits
nioiniUK
for
the
south,
will
iiexl
week
lake
over
the
Saturday
run
iiorlli
on
the
resumption
of
Ihe
spring
I
wire-weekly
service.
Until
the
su
er
thrice-weekly
schedule
starts,
she
will
do
Hie
Stewart
run
sailing
from
here
for
I
hi'
soulh
at
II
o'clock
on
Sunday
night.
The
Prince
llupert,
Capl.
I.
Ponald,
will
be
back
here
next
Wednesday
on
the
Prince
Huperl
i
Anyox
service
sailing
for
Ihe,
soulh
on
Thursday
nilils
after
next
week.
The
Prince
(leorxe
Is
to
have
a
new
mast
put
in
while
in
ancouvcr
next
week.
The
Prince
llupert
will
do
the
last
double-ended
rua4to
Anyox
Flyer
Coming
Monday
to
Explore
Interior
Route
for
Britisher
VANCOUVKIt,
April
25.
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
McLeod
will
fly
lo
Prince
llupert
Monday.
Squadron
Leader
A.
Karl
Godfrey
has
received
orders
from
Ottawa
to
report
on
the
alternative-northern
route
for
the
Hrilish
round
the
world
flyers
when
they
iKi-s
through
Hritisli
Columbia
within
a
few
weeks
in
their
big
three
man
Vickers
Vulture
amphibian.
Mr.
McLeod
will
cover
Ihe
proposed
route
by
way
of
Hazel-Ion,
Fori
Fraser
und
other
northern
points
lo
a
lake
north
of
Kdmontoii.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
northern
route
is
300
miles
shorter
than
that
by
way
of
Vancouver.l
AUo
there
are
many
lakes
.vail-
If
A
If
Iff
i
My
ITF
1
fV
able
along
Ihe
iiorlhern
route
suitable
fur
landings
and
the
mountain
passes
are
lower.
GREEK
REPUBLIC
IS
RECOGNIZED
BY
GREAT
BRITAIN
LONDON,
April
23.
Dispalclies
from
Athens
say
Creat
llritaiifs
formal
recognition
of
Ihe
Greek
republic
was
handed
to
the
'
JovernineTii'
yesterfe
day
ami
received
with,
much
satisfaction.
.,.
ANTI-TRUST
LAWS
ARE
ATTACKED
BY
GOiWERS
NEW
YORK,
April
To.
The
anli.
trust
laws
were
attacked
by
Samuel
(ioin,pers,
president
oT
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
as
obstructive
to
the
development
of
industry.
He
said
the
association
refused
lo
join
in
the
howl
against
organization
of
industry
because
Ihe
necessary
development,
of
Ihe
nalural
and
human
resources
of
Hie
country.
BRADY
VICE-PRESIDENT
TEACHERS'
FEDERATION
VANCOUVER,
April
:!5.
J.
C.
1
1
lady,
principal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School,
was
elecled
vice-president
of
Ihe
Uritish
Columbia
School
Teachers'
federation
here
yesterday.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
RECORDED
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
April
25
An
earth
quake,
lasting
5U
seconds
was
re
corded
on
the
seismograph
of
the
University
of
Washington
shortly
after
midnight.
It
was
slight
but
harp.
TSINGTAO
NAVAL
BASE
TSINGTAO,
China,
April.
25.--
Tbe
naval
base
here
is
practic
ally
established
with
Ihe
acquisi
Hon
of
buildings
to
serve
as
ad
mlnislralive
ollices
and
barracks
for
the
marines.
The
six
vessels
comprising
the
Chinese
Heel
here
are
undergoing
repairs
and
will,
it
is
said,
be
put
in
as
good
shape
as
possible
considering
their
age,
which
is
from
20
to
10
years.
BASEBALL
American
League
Detroit
8.
Cleveland
2.
Washington
I,
Philadelphia
3.
Itostou
3,
New
York
0.
Chicago;
5,
SI.
Louis
I.
National
League
Cincinnati
5,
Pittsburg
I.
Philadelphia
7,
Ilostou
0.
New
York
7,
Hrooklyu
I.
St.
Louis
,
Chicagti'
5.
1
AMMAN
I
n.AU
DIED
NEW
YORK
Charles
E.
Murphy
was
Native
of
New
York
and
Succeeded
Richard
Crocker
NEW
YORK,
April
25.-Cha9.
K.
Murphy
leader
of
Tammany
Hall,
died
today.
He
was
born
here
60
years
ago
and
succeeded
Richard
Crocker
us
chief
of
this
Uouutry's--lnoifciaintt'j8-;-telilical.
,
organization.
Death
was
due
lo
4,
acute
indigestion.
Tammany
Hall
is
the
head
quarters
of
New
York
s
central
democratic
political
organization.
It
was
formerly
a
benevolent
as
sociation
and
was
named
after
an
Indian
Chief.
For
many
years
it
has
exerted
a
powerful
In-lluence
over
political
movements
in
New
York.
The
leaders
of
Ihe
organization
have
In
many
instances
used
their
power
In
a
manner
which
has
lirought
dis
credit
to
the
party
with
the
result
that
Ihc
word
"Tammany
is
used
throughout
the
English
spaking
world
as
a
synonym
for
autocratic
political
control
or
for
corruption.
Uuliko
heads
of
Canadian
political
organizations,
Ihe
head
of
Tammany
has
usually
managed
to
accumulate
wealth.
WOULD
REDUCE
FOOD
TARIFF
Labor
Members
Sugqest
Going
Further
than
Liberals
In
Reducing
Customs
Charges'
OTTAWA,
ApcU
25.
An
im
mediate
and
substantial
reduction
of
the
tarilT
on
the
neces
saries
of
liTe
including
food-slulTs,
clothing
and
building
materials
is
the.
substance
of
an
amendment
to
the
budget
moved
in
Ihc
House
of
Commons
by
J.
Woodswortb,
labor
member
for
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Woodswortb
suggested
that
the
loss
of
revenue,
If
any,
consequent
upon
tho
reduction
shall
be
made
up
by
an
extension
of,
Ihc
income
tax
to
mako
it
bear
more
heavily
on
unearned
income,
a
lax
on
'unoccupied
lauds
and
an
inheritance
lax
on
large
estates.
THIEPVAL
AT
ATTU
EARLY
IN
THE
WEEK
VIGtOlUA,
April
25.
Steamer
Thiepval,
with
stores
for
Ihe
Hritish
round
the
world
aviators,
has
arrived
al
the
Island
of
Attu
on
tho
Aleutian
group
where
fuel
deposits
will
bo
made.
The
vessel
reached
Allu
on
Sunday,
accordhi';
lo
word
received
here.