r
w.
n.
FISH
:
MARKET
'i
ill
r
Ms
'Prime
Haby
Hccf,
Lamb,
Fresh
Pork,
Fowls
anil
Chicken,
Fresh
Fish,
etc.,
Fresh
Hoinc-Mado
Sausage
Dally.
Phone
671,
VOL
XIV,
NO,
Urt.
BRITISH
It
Tin'
opening
wax
a
colorful
ceremony.
II
look
place
in
Hie
AMERICANS
ARE
STILL
DELAYED
I
w
I'll
Smith.
l.'-ih
Wade;
nit
a
,M
Hiill
III
llli-
.iiiiriiioiii
ut
liuirh
Harbor
for
J
of
Miijor'
MuHhr.
niutd
::iler.
from
Kawatak.
Slnee
i
it
r'-nipklml
le
Major
n
machine,
followlne
:;l
lai
week,
wi-atlier
ha
:i
his
rmilliiuiug
(lie
from
Alaku
this
B
.la
of
blii'ard.
pre-tr
ahm
Mi-
laan
utid
I
lie
Ak'iilimi
Inlands.
LOCKOUT
IS
NOW
LIFTED
i
Southampton
Ship
Worker
Ro
turn
and
British
Employers
Open
Shopa
l.iiNIMlN,
April
;M.
Willi
k
:r;ul
renumpllon
of
work
oil
li
par'
or
the
Huuthuiiiptnii
".'iiplniidiling
einployec
who
hac
:
.iiimI
from
an
unaulhorued
'
vine
Ihe
l.inpluyi'i
Federalion
r
"
il
lln
loekoul
which
hn
Mir
mil
Uin.iiiM)
men
out
of
work
'lirrsnsflioul
the
collliln-
Many
of
Hip
wurkers
hae
roiimcd
duly.
SEVEN
HOUR
FLIGHT
TO
DUTCH
HARBOR
Coslon
was
Lifted
Out
of
Wtter
by
Steamer
Brookedale
and
Motor
Lifted
Out
M
ICH
JIAIlllOll.
April
'3-11
it
It,
Nelson
and
Wade
arrived
Murday
nflernomi.
from!
I'.hlg-iik
They
were
Kieatly
falijiued
after
their
seven
hour
flight-
'
pon
arrivlnir
Ihey
rlreleil
few
miinilvs
over
the
villauc
mid
Him
eaini!
down.
They
were
lowed
to
an
unehoraae.
The
Hos-
lon
was
lifted
nut
of
the
wnler
by
the
sleuuiship
llrook'edalc
and
deported
on
the
wharf.
The
motor
was
tlipn
lifted
out.
The
Chlrauo
and
Ihe
New.
Or
lenns
were
skipped
lo
Ihe
beach
ior
minor
rcpnlrs.
AMUNDSON'S
FLIGHT
'-opi:niiaoj;n.
aih-ii
2:i-r.pt
Itoiild
Aiiiuudsoii
said
his
MImIiI
Hie
-Vorlh
Pole
Mils
summer
will
coil
$250,000.
Six
men
w
tirliripalu
mid
start
about
thr
middle
of
July.
Aniundsoii
wll
fy
u
Hornier
nlano
whiclr
Pre
Muullnl
vreseuled
to
lilm
;
tiUK'
stadium
with
all
lb
pa
gen
-ilry
which
surround
public
ac-Uivitles
of
Urilili
Ito
alty.
Tim
(addresses
of
tlx'
King
and
llir
nice
of
Wale
were
picked
up
railm
utnl
hundred
of
thou-
amis
f
people
throughout
tin
.
Hnlish
NhunU
heard
the
Kind's,
Three
Flyers
at
Dutch
Harbor
Voi.
r,,r
(,P
rnl
lime.
A
willing
Martin
Who
Mas
-
-
Not
Y.t
Laft
K.n.t.k
LSWANSON'S
f.I.AIM
h
i
mm,.
.
i
TO
BE
SETTLED
BY
wailing
wlili
their;
Htarlno
of
Cast
Will
Take
Plsce
Tomorrow
wllh
Two
Local
Arbitrators
and
One
Outside
A
Immii-iI
of
arluirnlioii
coiiil-
nia
of
Jsrvl
II.
Mrl.rd.
ru-
Iuih
dleUr,
llapl.
F.
Mclio.k.
rlf.
-Iiliplim
mailer,
and
V.
A.
Wallace,
of
Vancouver,
repre-
enlulie
of
Ihe
llrilirll
Oirj'or-
alion.
murine
underwrilers.
will
il
in
Prince
Itupert
lomorrow-
lo
elle
Ihe
rhiiui
of
Oapl.
A.
Swau-
on
avalioil
Ihe
liatwie
Steam-
hip
A
llarap
for
service!
rendered
in
connection
with
the
-a
I
.
ma
of
Ho
coal
laden
harpc
(.rilT
al
I
lie
Ome
I
lie
xleainer
Ainot
went
ahore
nome
linn
aao.
Mr.
Wallace
will
arriv-.
...
I
..in
me
nimi
on
uie
i
i
iun-
lieorae
Unlay.
ALASKA
PACKERS
HAYE
ANOTHER
WAGE
CONTEST
Several
Vessels
Oone
North
wllh
Mixed
Outfits
Declare
Operators
SAN
I
ItAMIISCO,
April
2
'A.
-Ihe
Alaka
Packer
Association
inlfits
and
one
composed
en
tirely
of
union
men.
Peter
Olson,
secretary
of
the
labor
untoil,
leelared
lhat
if
the
fishing
Heel
sailed
Ibis
year
it
would
go
wllh
men
never
PREMIER'S
SON
WOUNDED
IN
DUEL
NAPLES,
Apl.
23
A
duel
wilh
swurds
was
rough!
today
py
Yinceuro
.Mill,
solj
of
a
former
premier
and
liidio
Franrsoni.
in
which
NiUi
wax
painfully
wounded
in
Ihe
arm.
Tin'
duel
arose
Troui
an
arlicli-
puldixhed
hy
Franc-Honi
in
a
FncUl
paper
whirh
Nilii
eoiixidered
an
illllll
lo
his
father.
Wlllalm
C.
Mulr
Takes
Place
C.
A.
Hayes
on
May
1
t
NEW
GENERAL
MANAGER
jieuerul
siiperinlendent
and
gen
eral
manager
at
Winnipeg.
Upon
(he
amalgamation
into
one
company
oT
the
Canadian
Northern
Kxprcss
and
Canadian
1'xprcss
in
IV-I.
Mr.
Muir
became
vice-
president
and
general
manager
of
the
Joint
Canadian
Nulhmul
1.x
press
(Company
with
headquarters
al
Montreal.
He
Is
well
knovn
lo
Ihe
business
interests
liefore
in
thai
service.
'ihrouglioul
C.anada.
Former
Premier
of
Newfoundland
and
Other
Ministers
are
Arrested
Following
Report
of
Commission
'
ST
'
.HHIN'H,
,
Newr
dlahd,
April
211.
The
minisler
or
ii
..r
ci..
ii:..i.
l
c...
r...
iustice
has
cailseil
Uie
ni
n;si
in
mi
iuuiumi
i."ii
i"v"
J
.
.
,
I.
..II
r,.,.,i,..
mliilsliip
iiT
M
iri'ii'i
il
I
il
I'll
'
mill
.liilin
mier;
mcx.
iiiui'u.ni
nnui'i
-p."
-
T.
Meaiiey,
ex-controller
or
liiiior,
nil
ir
whom,
wero
released
on
bail.
The
arrcsls
were
made
following
Ihe
findings
of
tonvmis-sioiier
Walker
lo
H'e
effect
Ihal
Bc'tiires
mnl
Mcuuey
mlsappro-i...
i
rnmU
of
the
deparlinenl
nnd
Controller
Campbell
was
..ilnilifed
guilly
of
using
public
funds
lo
pay
his
personal
ex-
iieiises,
.
.-I
'
Several
olher
officials
of
the
former
udministrulion
were
ARBITRATION
BOARD'
C.N.
EXPRESS
COMPANY
of
M
ON'
li
iT
Af
Z
A
pr
il
Airi
noinc4uiciit
was
inaijc
al
general
hemliiuarter
of
tin
r.auailiau
National
Itailways
here
loilay
of
Hie
rptireinenl
of
1'.
A.
Hayes
from
the
office
of
ueneral
nmn-uwr
eiires
department
and
the
apjitoiulmenl
of
William
C.
Muir.
and
olher
companies
enuazed
lnjlNpre
in
lH0'.
heinjr
suc-Ihe
Alaskan
fishing
Induslry,
are
eesvely
superintendent,
auditor,
lea.llocked
with
Ihe
Alaska
I
Ish-
eruien's
l.'nion
over
wages
for
Hie
season.
Lenders
of
both
sides
admit
this.
The
packers
declared
today
that
Ihey
had
sent
several
vessels
not
tli
wilh
mixed
labor
as
HCliti?
general
manager.
I
ne
resik'iiation
of
Mr.
Hayes
will
be
come
effective
May
1.
The
railway
officer
who
is
in
Ids
sixliclh
year
gained
his
first
railroad
experience
in
New
England.
He
became
assistant
pen-em
I
freight
axcnl
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Hallway
al
Chicago
in
liui:i,
was
promoted
lo
be
freight
ascul
of
(he
system,
wilh
head-liiarlers
al
Montreal,
in
limn,
and
in
It'll
was
appointed
freiulil
traffic
manager
of
Ihe
Orand
Trunk.
Mr.
Muir.
who
heroines
acting
1:1
ml
uiaiiiiKer
Oauadiau
Na-
llonal
l'..vpress,
wa
born
al
Cliulu.
Unlario.
jiikI
entered
the
serv
ice
of
J
he
American
Kspress
Ikunpany
at
Toronto
in
1881.
He
was
Inter
agent
of
the
Oouiiuiou
I'.xpress
(!om'tany
al
Winnipeg
and
Joined
the
Canadian
Northern
Stuart
MacLaren
Rapidly
Making
up
Time
Lost
at
Corfu
KARACHI,
India,
April
23.
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round
the
world
aviator
arrived
at
si
o'clock
this
evening
(Indian
time)
from
Bandar
Abbas
on
the
Persian
Gulf,
passing
by
the
scheduled
stop
at
Chaubar.
When
MacLaren
left
Corfu
on
April
16
he
was
fourteen
days
behind
his
schedule
but
regained
one
day
at
Cairo
and
reveral
since
and
he
says
by
the
time
of
his
arrival
In
Japan
that
all
lost
time
will
have
been
made
up.
Yesterday's
Flight
BANDER
ABBAS,
Persia,
April
23.
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round
the
world
aviator,
arrived
hare
last
evening
after
having
flown
all
the
way
from
Baghdad
with
a
short
stop
at
Bushlre.
COMPARE
PRICES
WITH
THOSE
OBTAINED
HERE
According
lo
the
Alaska
Umpire
nine
halibut
boat.
sold
35,-000
pounds
al
Juneau,
(he
prices
paid
being
0
and
5
or
0
and
0,
On
the
sumc
dav
the
prices
paid
here
for
82,000
American
caught
halibut
wits
between
13
and
He
for
first
class
and
7
cenls
for
seconds.
The
bonis
discharging
at
Juneau
were
Hie
Olga,
Juno,
F.mrna,
Fern,
Loii,
llelfn,
Ina
J.
Tagon,
'
'
'
Halsy
and
Ali'tta.
'
1
PRIWCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHI.NCE
IlLPiiitT,
H.C.,
WKDNKSIJAY,
APHIL
2.1,
l!2'i.
Here
urc
Ihroe
po-nblc
winuer!
for
Japan
in
the
confing
Olympic
gatnes.
From
left
to
right
arc
shown
the
standing
hroail
juni
record
holder,
the
liJU
rnclrc
champion
and
Hie
en-Irant
in
the
running
broad
jump.
VMttrtfay'i
Circulation
1S7S
Great
Native
Easter
Festival
at
MaitkM
Nass
River
Follows
Gathering
of
Oolichans
Harvest
The
Kaslvr
cclcbralioii
of
the
Indians
of
Ihe
Naus
Hivcr
wasj
held
this
year,
as
is
Iheir
cuslom,
at
Fishery
Hay,
following
Ihe
annual
harvest
of
Ihe
ooiichan.
The
whole
coiiiiiiunily
of
Oreeu-ville
was
picseul
with
large
conlingciils
from
Aiyansh
with
Iheir
clergyman,
Itcv.
Oliver
Tliorne
and
also
many
from
Kin-
colilh
and
Port
bimpson.
On
Oood
Friday
afternoon
services
were
held
morning
and
evening
and
during
the
afternoons
of
Friday
and
Sunday
the
Church
Army
held
open
air
meetings.
FLYER
NOW
IS
IN
INDIA
I
I
lie
Easier
Day
festival
was,
however.
Hit:
great
event.
II
be-
!gan
with
u
cclcbrathni
of
Holy
jl'.oiiiiiiiminii
at
which
71
romum-nicants
look
piirt.
Al
the
eleven
jo'cloek
service
the
Ai
unsli
choir
sang
as
aulliems
iwo
selections
from
the
Messiah.
Possibly
the
most
impressive
ceremony
of
all
was
the
baptizing
of,
rourteen
babies
in
Ihe
larteruooii.
The
mothers
brought
I
hem
and
all
w
ere
present
lo
see
these
young
children
officially
received
into
Ihe
'church.
The
evening
service
was
fol
lowed
hy
a
beautiful
rendering
of
inn
l.asler
cantata,
1
In
llesur-
rection."
Al
all
services
the
.church
vv-as
crowded
wilh
reverent
worshippers
111111
Ihe
several
branches
of
Ihe'
Church
Army
saw
the
cul-
jmiiiatiou
id
three
months
or
vvork
in
a
great
F.aster
revival.
I
The
Council
ut
Oreeuville,
the
orpauizatiou
thai
has
charge
of
ilhis
rishfug
reserve,
welcomed
all
the
visitors
tind
provided
generous
hospitality.
Ground
lias
iiecn
liruKcu
for
a
new
church
at
Fishery
Hay,
the
pre
sent
building
being
far
too
snvall
lo
nccommodale
tho
crowds
that
gather
il
the
well
known
food
centre
Tor
Hie
Indians.
thr
Strttt
StlM
!
with
an
attempt
to
determine
the
rules
of
vvar
and
the
rishls
of
neutrals.
;
The
president
declared
that
while
America
had
determined
to
rn;iiril;iir
lijr
mil
i
I
!fn
I
imlpfinll-
deuee.
such
independence
would
be
.strengthened
when
the
econ-'otnic
stability
of
Kuropc
was
INTERESTING
LECTURE
ON
BIRDS
YESTERDAY
to
Hear
Prof.
M.
Y.
Williams'
Discourse
on
Subject
of
Birds
Pror.
M.
Y.
Williams
of
Ihe
department
or
geology,
University
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
deliver-
ei
a
very
ini."re.sing
lecture
in
the
auditorium
of
the
lloolh
Memorial
School
yesterday
afternoon
on
Ihe
subject
of
birds
and
their
habit.
A
fine
sel
of
colored
Hash
light
pictures
was
also
exhibited.
II.
S.
Hum,
superin-Icmhml
of
public
school.,
presided
ami
I
here
was
a
VH-y
good
attendance,
mostly
school
children.
Prof.
Williams
sailed
on
the
Cardeua
last
night
Tor
Ocean
Falls.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HULL
IIAIIIIOIl.
-Part
cloudy.
calm;
barometer,
.'to..';
temperature.
I8;
'light
swell:
-
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
George
left
Ocean
Falls
for
Prince
llupert;
3.15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Princes
Mary
otT
Ivory
Island
south
bound;
7:15
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
Cardena
abeam
IdoH'oinl
south
bound.
DKAI)
Til
KM
POINT.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.12;
temper
alure,
.'I?;
sea
smooth.
DIGHY
ISLAND
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30:33;
temperature,
28;
soa
smooth.
Noon
HULL
HAUHOIl.
Clear,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.-20;
temperature.
18;
light
swell.
DKAD
TIIUK
POINT.
Cloudy.
Tht
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
1
-
i
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Private
Boxea
for
Party
Use.
Take
Hap
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENT8.
.
mm
II
iiii
i
mi
mi
ll
iiii
m
if
"
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j.
bmb
bbs
mbi
m
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bv
bjbjb.
bbmi
h
bbm
h
h
m
m
bbi
aaaw
m
m
m
Ban
bh
sbsi
bssi
sisa
iM
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE
ANNOUNCES
HE
WILL
WORK
TOWARD
DISARMAMENT
British
Empire
Exhibition
was
Opened
Today
by
King
George
at
big
Stadium,
Wembley,
London
WKMIILKY.
London.
Ai.nl
2:i.--Thc
Hnlish
Umpire
exln
li
;:n
covering
220
acres
of
ground
mid
including
ili-play
fnmj
r
v
v
arl
of
Hit
Empire
wax
oened
loilay
hy
King
George
and
i
continue
open
iiii
I
il
M-pic
in
be
r.
II
win
ic
uie
mccca
oi
t
M:
mnls
from
oversea-
us
well
us
nullum
of
lliosc
residing
nil
I
nilcd
Kingdom.
The
exhibition
was
formally
turned
over
lo
the
King
by
thrj
i
e
of
Wales
as
president.
Coolidge
Advocated
an
Extension
of
Effort
to
Limit
all
Armaments
Will
Make
Move
to
Bring
About
Another
World
Conference
to
Deal
with
it.
NKW
YOI1K,
April
2:5.
President
Coolidge
at
the
annual
luncheon
of
the
Associated
Pres
editors
and
publishers
of
the
leading
newspaper
here
yesterday
made
a
speech
which
was
broadcasted
throughout
the
country.
He
promised
lo
make
an
effort
to
bring
about
another
world
conference,
lo
attempt
further
limitation
of
armaments
including
submarines,
aircraft
and
laud
forces.
Such
effort
must,
however,
be
predicted
on
a
definite
settlement
of
the
Herman
reparation.-
question.
'
The
proposed
conference,
t
lie
t
'"
president
-aid.
mifrhl
lake
up
the
IIII
IDITT
HAlUXI
(codification
of
international
law
IIIHI.I
nil
I
I
II
I
nil
IN
PRICE
TODAY
Large
Quantity
Sold
at
Fish
Kx
change
this
Morning,
Mostly
American
Twelve
halibut
boats
marketed
I
heir
catches
at
the
pish
III-chantru
this
inorfilng.-
The
total
was,
28a,C00
4oundsi
.tei!
Aiiferi-cau
schooners
having
278,000
pounds
and
two
Canadians,
5,600
m,w
rs.ih..rf
ir.
nH
pounds.
One
boat
was
in
with
a
catch
of
salmon.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Italy.
2(1,000
pounds,
at
1
1.1c
and
5c,
and
Sherman,
20.000
it
ll.le
and
5c,
lo
the
Hoolh
'
Fisheries
Canadian
(Jo.
Star
11,000
pounds,
al
ita
,
and
5c;
Urol
hers
15,000
pounds
at
tic
and
5c,
and
June,
15,000
-pounds
al
1
1.2c
and
5c,
to
the
:
Mliu
Fisheries.
Yellowstone.
10,00!!
pounds
at
ll.tc
and
5c,
lo
the
Iloyal
Fish
-
Co.
;
itagle,
50.000
pounds
at
10.2o"
;
and
5c,
lo
Ihe
Pacific;-Fisheries.
:
Itadio,
78,000
pound,
al
10.
to
.
am
5c;
Democrat,
21,000
pounds.
at
lie
and
5c,
and
Iloald
Amund
sen,
30,000
pounds
al
tic
and
5o
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&.
Cold
I
u
rage
Co.
Canadian
Hrant.
5,000
pounds,
al
O.Co
and
Or,
lo
Ihe
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
O
Hilt.
000
pound,
at
D.Ge
and
6c
lo
the
Alliu
Msheries.
Salmon
Hilly
Hoy,
2.000
pounds
alitOc
to
the
Canadian
I
isli
&
Co
I
a
Slorage
Co.
DRIFTED
EIGHTEEN
DAYS
ON
OPEN
SEA
Three
Japanese,
Survivors
ar
Fishing
Boat
Crew
or
Ton,
Land
on
Phllllplnes
MANIltA,
April
23.
After
drifting
for
eighteen
days
In
lha
open
sea
in
a
small
boat
after
their,
fishing
vessel
had
sunk,
This
week
Ihe
Peo.de
relum
to
w
,
;
I
3
(i
Jnr"u,,est'
l,"r
,n,y
,sur"
eir
l.o.nes
and
the
long
line
or,f"
:
.
rmv
r
,en
havo
1
1
,1..
.
,
....
...m,
I
alui
e,
11;
sea
smooth.
li!,,,,!,..!
u.n
(
r
itnni.Kun.
hacks
along
the
roreshore
will
he
descried
until
Ihe
ooiichan
run
commences
In
Ihe
spring
of
next
year.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
2,
Ciucinuutl
3.
PHIshurg
10,
St.
Louis
7.
Others
postponed,
rain.
1
American
League
New
York
0,
Washington
3.
Cleveland
7,
Clileago,
0,
St.
Louis
t,
Detroit
8.
I'll
I
!adc
Iplilii-iib
s
I
oYi.
"
faihC
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
Iiriivilll,
,
.,..
,
The
men
barometer,
30.10;
temperature.
.
nv
.HW
,...,,,,.
rif
-i..-,-
II;
sea
smoolh.
toiissinir
hut
Ihev
were
linaliln
In
STUDY
GERMAN
FLYING
HKI1LIN,
April
23.
Colonel
Moiuaffer
bey,
inspector
general
or
the
Turkish
airfleel,
heads
d
Turkish
conunlssion
which
attract
their
attention.
THE
SPHINX'S
NECK
ALKXANDHIA,
Kgypl,
April
23.
A
deep
crack
has
appeared
In
has
(1,0
necic
ot
Ihe
Snhlnv
according
arrived
in
llerlin
to
study
avla-(0
the
Kgypllan
Anliqullles
Ser-10".
VVedJih
bey
and
Major.
vice.
Sleps
are
being
taken:
to
Fessn,
two
of
the
best
known
repair
the
fissure
before
irre-Turklsh
pilots,
are
wllh
Ihe
com-juorable
dumaKe
is
done
to
Oils
mission.
The
Turkish
delegation
mosl
priceless
or
Egyptian
relics,
visited
Italy
urn
France
before
.
cwiuii's
tu
Cthaany.
J
uf'oriba
for
th
DUy
Nw.