fishimarket
net!
Salmon,
White
Salmon,
Alaska
Grey
Cod,
Red
Cod,
,.,ll.l.
Until.
Ill
CI..:......
I'lllClH,
"""UUll
IHl1
f.f.
Crabs,
Clams,
Kippers,
Kit
,.',?,,
pcrcd
Salmon.
'"",!'
,-i
'p,
FRESH
MEATS.
VOL.
XIV..
NO,
90,
i
ai
of
W
illitt
ii
Ha'lM.
uienH.
rliHrjted
Willi
y
sellliiK
llijuor,
t
lie
provincial
court
this
k
by
.MuKlntrulo
Mallor
-ion
wsm
reined
until
aiinuooii.
lwlloii
in
the
"f
0-ar
llmilap.
eharsrd
i
a
similar
offence.
i
aUo
V
.Ml.
llir
rae
of
L
Stewurl.
rtiurgeil
!i
in
lawful
piielo
oi
ii'P
:
i
now
proceeding.
SCOTSMEN
DRINKING
METHYLATED
SPIRITS
Gownment
Has
to
Take
Action
to
Prevent
Injury
to
People
Who
do
It
i:iHMl
HUH,
April
15.
'H"1
pimiTr
cn
oT
people
in
Scol-liii:i
are
comuining
inelhykiled
M'lriU
in
ineirii'.ing
ijiiailtltie!
iIiip
ii
(hi.
low
cost
compared
W'lli
ali'idmlic
beveruaes.
Aroused
I'V
the
serious
effectd
of
the
I'liirtire.
the
Koveriiiin-nl
plan-mug
lo
treat
oil
metliylaled
'I'irils
in
mieh
n
fusliion
thut
it
t'Hiitiot
be
usrd
as
n
drink.
WILL
BE
ADVANCES
I'ofntliiK
out
that
Ihe
slrikr
"lieiluled
for
yeslerday
was
nol
hiking
place,
said
he
had
re-reived
word
that
there
would
be
Increases
for
nil
concerned
ami
h'lt
certain
lhe
increase
would
be
Milllcienl
lo
preeul
a
strike.
STOPPED
FIGHT
TO
SAVE
TEX
MCEWAN
I'llll.ADl'.I.PIIIA,
April
15.
Young
Htillding
scored
n
lechnU
'nl
knockout
against
Tex.
Me-'wau
of
Ottawa
In
Hit'
scmmiIIi
round
or
a
ten
round
bout.
The
referee
topped
the
fiRhl
to
"ve
Md'Avrtn
further
uuiiishmeul.
-t-
XF.W
YOHK,
April
15.
-Fair
....,.ii...i-
is
i.rei
ic
eil
lor
1110
open
today
or
mini
mn
ing
games
leanues.
Their
chief
fight
Jn
bulh
leagues
Ibis
year
is
a
combined
allack
by
seen
clubs
In
each
circuit
to
dislodge
inn
imuui
(llnnls
and
Yankees,
Ihe
pennant
winners
In
their
respeclivo
or-jfiini.alions
for
Iho
last
three
years,
(iun-(io-AI,
the
llaxellon
In-
.
...III...!
diau,
who
slanus
conimiiini
on
u
..1.,...,...
11
f
rn
nimitlliiK
a
serious
,
niiir
.
.
1
,
,
.ininlurv
olTcnse,
is
l.cinK
iiikimi
on
11.
i,v
Couslnblo.
Mancnr
'
'
....!!
.
......
.
11..,
4'ui-i
enu
ouay
10
wkiiiiii
in
-
where
eae
is
1
be
will
remain
Mi.
Olga
Heisrh,
of
West
Iloboken,
the
fir-t
girl
student
to
run
II
mi
the
.ourse
of
n)
uf
Mardariu
Chinese
;d
Columbia
LmrrMilv.
Ii.-m
rr
eol
v
married
Iter
Clinic
e
nMnirlor
Professor
Frankhii
C.
II.
Leo.
Report
is
Accepted
on
Reparations
as
a
,
Basis
for
Discussion
MKIILIN.
April
The
Uerinuii
raluuel
today
decided
to
iierepl
the
reirl
tr
the
experln
us
u
ba-is
Tor
neaoliaiioiis
aim
lo
inform
Ihe
rcjwrations
romniision
lo
tin's
offecL
This
j
in
line
with
the
ullilmle
tuken
by
the
roiifereiiee
oslirday
between
Ihe
oeulml
Kmeriiment
ami
me
premiers
wi
me
iciicrau-u,ui-i-uuill
stales.
.
.
LONIiON.
April
l."
The
Hrsl
official
expression
of
opinion
mi
Ihe
rejorl
of
Hie
reparations
experts
Troiii
Premier
Manwiy
Mai
di'iiabl
came
ui
the
House
or
(imuniiiit
today
when
he
announced
that
the
government
learned
with
greatest
satisfaction
of
the
unanimous,
signing
'
experts'
findings.
FAVOR
WORLD
feasibility'
of
holding
a
worlds
r..i.
in
Vciiii'iinir
in
ll'ii,
hist
1
FAIR
IN
1927E
Committee
of
Cltliens
Reports
ln!
Favor
of
Big
Event
For
Van-
couver
VAN;iIM-.ll.
April
15.
The
coiniulllee
of
cllieiisi
seleeled
by
m,....
iiu.,.11
In
iiiM'sliuale
the
iiIkIi!
submlttiil
a
report
nnani-'
moiisly
recommendliig
the
hold-j
Intf
iif
the
exposition
from
May
15
1
to
October
15
In
llini
year.
until
Ills
lcall
wilh
at
lhe
assizes.
WALTON
APPOINTED
QEN.
SUPERINTENDENT
MANITOBA
DIVISION
VANClll
VKIt.
April
15.
X.
II.
Wallon,
nsslslant
uoiieiiil
siipcriulf
ndcnl
of
llr-
tl.N.lt.
at
Prince
llu-perl
since
September
1
0-0.
has
been
appointed
Ken.
era
I
superintendent
of
the
Manilobii
division
.with
headquarters
nl
Winnipeg,
acrurdiiiB
to
an
announce-nienl
made
1odny
by
A.
V..
Wairi'ii.
general
manager
nl
Winnipeg.
The
coinntillee
sugKesis
mo,
rnrmiliK
"f
I"1'1"0
f1""1
nnrrm
nr
with
capital
stock
of
0.000;
MfcR
HUmUL
Uf
to
flimnci)
the
proposal.
FOR
POSTAL
WORKERS
BASEBALL
LEAGUES
MOXTHEAL,
April
15.
J-l.afrauce.
ehairiiiau
of
lhe
local
1oIhI
workers
assoclalli'ii
OPEN
SEASON
TODAY
WINNIPEG.
April
15.
-"1
can
see
poods
being
shipped
very
cheaply
from
Vancouver
to
the
pralrio
provinces
beforo
very
lonir."
declared
.
O.
McGeer,
K.C.,
who
represenled
liriltsii
Columbia
ill
lhe
recent
express
rales
inquiry
at
Ottawa,
here.
Mr.
McGeer.
who
Is
en
route
to
Vancouver,
predicted.
elderablu
leduclion
on
"vtlnd
ship
ment
from
Vancouver
on
fruit
anil
fish,
and
also
tin
ull-rmiml
decrease
on
tho
western
frelghl
haul
to
Vancouer
and
vice-versn
He
also
thought
Ihere
would
be
a
furlber
reduction
in
the
grain
rale
lo
Vancouver.
Mr.
McGeer
has
been
summoned
to
Vancouver
by
the
provincial
government.
It
Is
believed
he
will
present
British
Columbia
at
the
Royal
Grain
Inquiry
Com.
mission
sessions.
PfUNCE
Fl
UP
El
IT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APIUL
15,
11)24.
DECREASE
IN
RATES
PURCHASED
FOR
LOCAL
FISHING
Mlnard
Crowell
Is
Bringing
Ves
sel
From
Norway
and
Is
Due
Here
In
June
Miiiard
Cf-owrll,
fiirincrly
of
1
.1
'.
Iluiil
I.
I'l..
Cow
Buy.
lias
pur.'
chased
a
100.
ton
steam
trawler
in
Norway
which
he
is
brinriiiK
to
Prince
liupert
to
enter
the
halibut
fisheries.
According
lo:
word
received
by
M.
V.
Niekcrson,
the
boat
was
due
to
Irate
Kris-!
liatisiiud,
Norway,
on
April
5,j
with
Mr.
Crowell
aboard,
with
the!
expectation
of
reaching
Prince
liupert
about
June
15.
The
vessel,
which
is
somewhat
smaller
lhat
Hi:
well
known
cold)
storage
trawlers
of
the
Foster
type.
Iki.i
a
capacity
of
lOO.OOn
pounds
nf
fiitli
anil
lias
accommo-
dalion
for
a
crew
of
21
men.
TAX
EXEMPTION
FOR
DEPENDENT
CHILDREN
Hon-
J.
A.
Hobb.
acting
minislrri
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
Fares
This
Morning
Totalled
100,600
Pounds
Salmon
6,500
Pounds
Three
American
halibut
boats
sofd
catches
tolulliiitf
0.00
lbs.
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morn
ing.
Two
Canadian
halibut
boats,
hud
t.tioO
lbs.
and
two
salmon
boats
landed
0,500
lbs.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Coiiimonueallli.
10,000
lbs.,
at
l5.Sc
and
7e.
to
the
Booth
fish
eries
Canadian
Co.
and
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
Wcslern,
3H,ooo
lbs.,
at
15.5c
and
c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Htorace
Co.
Prosperity.
IH.OOO
lbs.,
at
15.0c
and
7c,
to
the
Alii
iv
Fisheries.
Canadian
Poeoloco.
1.100
lbs.,
at
13.2c
anil
5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Kouyosu.
3.500
lbs.,
at
13.7c
and
5c,
to
the
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
Salmon
Taplow,
5,500
lbs.
of
red
sal.
mini,
tu
the
i.auaiiiun
i-isn
tv
Cold
Storage
Co
.at
18.3c.
Hilly
Boy,
1,000
lbs.,
at
18.
and
3c,
lo
the
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
TUG
NANOOSE
TO
STEWART
Wrecking
Outfit
Goea
North
Recover
Ore
from
Portland
Canal
to
(I.P.II.
lug
Nauoose
arrived
yeslerday
afternoon
from
the
wreck
of
Ihe
sleauier
Admiral
Hodman
and
proceeded
later
wilh
Iho
local
wrecking
outfit
Skoo-
kiim
and
u'leu
ami
equipment
lo
Slewarl
where
a
barge
which
re
eently
overturned
partly
is
lo
be
recovred.
Hie
.ilmiral
iiotimau
is
now
ready
lo
launch
as..oou
as
the
I
ides
are
high
oiioUfehv
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VMUrtfiy't
OlreuUtlon
IMS
Itll.Mi:.
April
15.--Italian
airship
.Number
I
was
carried
away
from
her
moor-ing
I
iy
a
Violent
gust
of
wind
and
two
soldiers
and
mechanic
who
were
unable
to
let
yo
Ihe
mooring
ropes
were
carried
300
feet
and
dashed
to
death.
MISS
KATIE
COLLISON
MARRIED
TO
MR.
CLARKE
Well
Known
Young
People
or
This
City
Wod
at
Vancouver
Yesterday
The
marriage
took
place
al
Vancouver
yeslerday
at
Chrisl
:hurrh,
Hev.
W.
Craig
officiat
ing,
or
1
rev
or
iiarKo
01
ioromr
and
latterly
of
Prince
Huperl,
to
ntlierine
Collison,
eldest
laughter
of
Hev.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
iollisou
of
this
rily.
Miss
Collison
left
here
about
a
week
iago
fur
the
south
and
Mr.
Clark
left
later
in
the
week.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
PROBABLY
IN
ALASKA
YICTOlllA,
April
15.
A
severe
earthquake
shock
was
registered
Jiere
yesterday.
It
was
of
pro
longed
duration
and
the
est!
mated
.
distance
would
place
it
probably
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Alaskan
peninsula.
Los
Angeles
Timber
Products
steamer
El
Abeto
is
discharging
fuel
oil
at
Stewart
and
Anyox
enroule
to
Buckley
Bay
where
she
will
load
lumber
for
San
Pedro.
Mrs.
George
Leek
s
sailing
this
afternoon
by
the
Cardenu
for
Ihe
soulh
accompanying
un
insane
w
oman
from
I
lie
Interior
who
is
going
to
the
asylum
al
New
Westminster.
Union
freighter
Chilkool,
Ciipt
Georgeson,
arrived
from
the
south
nl
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
Strxt
Salt
4S.
Tin-
little
building
is
a
mission
church
on
Tesliu
Luke,
Urili-h
Columbia,
which
is
almost
out
of
touch
with
civilization.
It
is
reached
after
a
week's
travel
tip
the
Hoolalin-qua
Hiver,
where
a
trading
post
is
located.
All
in
Readiness
for
Floating
Steamer
Admiral
Rodman
horn
Capt.
T.
.t.
Wilkie,
roirceiit'ilive
of
the
underwriters
who
has
been
Miners
isius
salvage
operations
mi
the
Adnriral
Ilodmau,
IS
TO
RF
INfRF&SFnluU'd
today
that,
if
nothing
untoward
intervened,
the
vessel
I
would
be
pulled
off
the
rocks
in
(ireuville
Channel
this
week
...
.
;
possibly
within
a
day
or
so.
All
but
the
forward
part
or
Hie
ship
OI
iayva.
April
u.
-ii
i
nowj
juw
af,oal
jn
urder
U
free
her
u
few
.
earIicr
sum;
siaieil
uciiiiiieiy
uiai
iirn
i.llir
ihn
M,i.
i,.,.
i,.,.,.
i.iMvi,i
.,,.1
f.P.,i
,.i,iuw
.lamn..A
rcsidulioiis
are
.H,!dcrcd
lnjw)d
came
01t
of
lhe
Oauadian
Scottish,
huyett
plared
jindcr
of
and
.
.
"
committee
wuys
-
mcaim.Mll,
r-ilit:.f
her
,-ll.fiiiD-
,ff
Ti,.
I...
nf
finance,
will
niovc
in
amMid-l
f
4
nienl
to
the
income
war
lax
pro.l
vidiug
for
a
normal
lax
exemp
lion
for
each
dependent
child
lo
be
increased
from
300
as
at
present
to
S500.
The
increased
exemption
is
to
apply
lo
lhe
11'23
income
and
subsoqucul
periods.'
ITALIAN
AIRSHIP
CARRIED
BY
WIND
MEN
ARE
KILLED
back
at
the'
scene
from
Stewart
lomorrow
morning
to,
pull
vessell
off.
Free
of
Water
After
being
freed
from
the
rocks,
it
is
lhe
intention
to
take
the
Ilodmau
lo
Stewart
Anchor
age
where,
she
will
and
given
a
thorou
lion
am
patching
up
completed.
She
will
then
be
lowed
south.
The
vessel
is
now
being
kept
free
of
IS
KILLED
BY
AUTO
SPEEDERS
City
Employee
Struck
and
Thown
22
Feet
on
Vancouver
Street
VANCOUVER,
April
at
work
oji
Hastings
Goro
Avenue,
Charles
15.
-.While
Street
al
Showl,
a
ily
employee,
was
killed
in
stoutly
by
the
car
of
a
speedin
molorjst
early
Ibis
morning.
The
body
was
thrown
a
distance
of
22
feet.
I
lie
driver
of
the
car
did
not
slop
and
so
far
Ihe
police
have
not
located
bin
v.
KILLED
RETURNING
FROM
THE
CEMETERY
Car
Turned
Over
and
Man
and
Wife
Thrown
Out;
Woman
In
Hospital
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boies
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
REPARATIONS
REPORT
ACCEPTED
AS
BASIS
STEAMER
ADMIRAL
RODMAN
LIKELY
BE
FLOATED
THIS
WEEK
SAYS
WILKIE
AIRPLANES
HAD
HARD
TIE
AT
SITKA,
ALASKA
Difficult
to
Keep
Two
of
Them
Off
Rocks
Owing
to
Wind
and
Waves
SQUALLS
DELAYED
THEM
SIATlLE.
April
10.
Slum
pii"
rnl"l
I
In
Amrrloaii
r
.-:
leaving
Sewunl
yeleniay,
:
riiiiiK
If
a
ili'xiMlch
tu
Hie
si
v
Time.
Iietmrture
for
i
i
w.
.
1
.,.K'
.'
W
wu
roiiirmpuuiij
mi
,,
tuorniiia.
Major
Muilin
reioHwl
l
that
two
of
I
lie
air
,:.
Nd.
:
mid
N.
t,
were
t
ally
dashed
lo
iiei
In
in
before
leaving
Sllku.
-
aviator
uereMUlly
waaeo
iiti'
linur
lioltlr
against
lush
r:;
u
d
heavy
ea-
which
.
in
Imrl
Mir
i
-
U)cainl
I
lii"
fork)
There
w
of
an
mrli
while
Ho'
innch-
i
;
ue
da)'
e
at
Ktfko
PORT
CLEMENTS
BOOZE
CASES
STILL
GOING
ON
TrUU
of
Oscar
Dunlsp
and
Wll-
lltm
Htstle
Have
Been
Fin-lined
With
Decisions
Rstsrvsd
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PETER
SMITH
BEFORE
COURT
Former
Provincial
Treasurer
of
Ontario
Remanded
And
Out
on
Heavy
Bail
TORONTO,
April
15.
Peter
Suiilh,
provincial
urer.
during
the
farmer
Rocks
Just
South
Prince
Rupert
U.S.
APPROVES
-
Hon.
treas-
labor
administration
from
191'J
to
11)23,
appeared
in
the
police
coiirl
this
morning
and
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
The
former
minister
was
arreted
yesterday
afternoon
charged
with
conspiracy
to
defraud
Ihc
government.
Mr.
Smith
put
up
bail
to
the
amount
of
$50,000
for
himself
and
13
bondsmen
arc
bound
in
sums
of
91,000
each.
NEW
CRUISERS
Naval
Committee
Gives
'O.K.
BUI
to
Build
Vessels
For
Navy
to
,Ol
1
1
vl
I
W.l
,
,1(11
11
1
o
.
bill
to
authorize
construction
of
eight
10.000
ton
fast
"misers
costing
$11,100,000
each
and
six
gunboats
costing
$700,000
each
was
a
on
roved
bv
the
house
naval
",(,jconunillec
yesterday.
The
com
i.
1.....
.i..i
1
mittee
also
approved
a
proposal
'In
ennverl
four
baltleshins
from
...
i"
toai
to
oil
burners.
11
exauiina-j
water
liy
using
one
large
pump
a
ifew
iiiinules
pverv
twn
hrmrs.
The
damage
lo
the
Hodman,
which
is
extensive,
includes
a
broken
forefoot,
keel,
stem
post
and
rudder.
Because
the
sleni
post
is
broken
it
will
be
impossi
ble
to
operale
I
lie
propeller
on
II.
n
.....I-
v..,,ll.
I.mI
ik..
......
ANOTHER
NEW
'HALIBUT
can
slill
be
used
to
furnish
steam
H.
Kingslead,
is
in
port
today
for
the
pinups.
Two
divers
one,
bait
enroute
from
Seattle
lo,lhe
from
Prince
Hupert
amj
anolher.halibut
banks.
I
his
is
her
Brsl
from
Vancouver
have
beenllrip.
She
is
a
vessel
ur
30
Tons
working
011
the
vessel
and
arc
and
is
of
the
big
seine
boat
type,
still
Ihere.
She
is
propelled
by
gasoline
en-
Kiiic.
BOAT
IN
PORT
TODAY
Bonanza,
of
American
Registry,
Is
Owned
and
Skippered
by
.
R.
Rlngstead
Here
For
Bait
4
The
new
Seattle
halibut
boat
engines.
Bonanza,
owned
and
skippered
by
THOMAS
DEASY
HAS
for
RESIGNED
AS
INDIAN
AGENT
AT
MASSETT
Giving
Up
Position
After
Fifteen
Years
Spent
on
Queen
Charloltss
VICTORIA.
Aprit
15.
-
Indian
agent
Thomas
Oeasy
tendered
his
resignation
to
the
Indian
de
partment
nnd
will
leave
t
tie
service
at
the
close
of
the
mouth
after
spending
fifteen
years
witli
the
Haidas
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prior
lo
lhat
he
was
fire
chief
of
Ihe
city
of
Victoria,
and
at
one
time
was
engaged
In
newspaper
work.
LABOR
MAJORITIES
IN
TWO
AUSTRALIAN
STATES
MELBOURNE,
April
13,
The
ministries
of
south
Australia
and
Western
Australia
both
resigned
on
Monday
as
a
result
of
recent
VICTORIA,
April
15.
Charles
8(ae
election,
which
gave-lubor
Crellleld
died
yesterday
as
a
re-
a
nvaJorKy
of
the
seats
In
both
sun
or
an
accident
vvlieu
the
car
.legislatures.
overturneil
m
which
ho
and
Ids
wife
were
reluming
from
tho
cemetery
on
Sunday,
where
they
WOMEN
JUSTICES
placed
(lowers
on
the
grave
of,
1
10
BART,
April
15,The
slule
their
child.
Mrs.
Crellleld
is
in
government
of
Tasmania
has
up.
a
serious
condition
from
In-pointed
several
women
as
Justices
juries
received
in
Iho
aiX'ident.
lyf
tho
peace.