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page
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HARD
TIMES
ON
U.S.
RUM
ROW
Intensive
Campaign
Against
:
Liquor
Runners
Makes
Dividends
Impossible
LONDON,
April
22.
Things
are.
gelling
so
lough
along
ruin
row
I
hat
a
hard-working
hoot
legger-cannot
now
make
a
living.
Even
worse
than
thai.
Ihe
king
of
them
all,
Sir
llrnderirk
Ilarl
well
romidaius
of
the
Joss
of
pract
really
a
-whole
cargo,
seized
by
it
ho
relentless
revenue
cullers
who
show
utterly
no
regard
for
Hip
.'many
investors
in
England.
Sir
Kroderick-
has
organized
seven
oorioralions
In
handle
as
many
shipments
of
Honor
lo
runirrow
oir
the
coast
of
I
In'
United
Slates.
Today
his
olliee
in
'London
received
a
telegram
from
Hip
lender
saying
Hint
hi
visit
"discloses
an
appalling
situation.
Over
30,(100
cases
were
seized
hy
revenue
cullers
ami
the
balance
has
been
transferred
lo
thrpp
schooners.
At
present
I
his
balance
is
safe
but
cannot
hp
reached.
A
few
thousand
cases
were
unloaih'd,
hut
I
ho
funds
dprivod
no
more
than
paid
Tor
Hip
chartering
of
Hip
vpsspIs.
No
funds
will
bp
avtiil-ablo
for
Hip
stockholders
unless
the
three
.schooners
land
safely.
At
present
il
is
impossible
to
land
Hip
liquor
owing
lo
Ihe
in-1
tensive
campaign
waged
by
Hip
United
Stales
nllicials.
Am
returning
as
soon
.
as
possible.
Communicate
lo
inquirers
my
deeppst
regrets."
Eight
hundred
persons
are
re-jiorled
lo
have
supplied
I
lie
funds
for
Hip
venture,
in
answer
lo
Ilarl
wpII's
advertisement,
promising
a
net
profit
of
120
per
CPU
I.
NEW
1CE-BREMUNG
VESSEL
TO
BE
BUILT
Coast
Guard
to
Replace
Bear
Will
Cost
Close
to
Million
Dollars
WASHINGTON,
April
22-
new
ice-breaking
coast
guard
yessel
lo
be
named
"The
Hear
lo
take
the
place
of
the
coast
guard
of
Ihe
same
name
now
used
in
northern
waters
is
lo
be
built
al
a
cost
of
close
lo
a
mil
lion
dollars.
'So
far
it
is
in
the
blue
print
stage
but
II
is
possible
the
vessel
may
be
built
this
year.
The
aim
will
be
lo
have
il
ready
by
Ihe
time
the
present
Hear
is
retired.
't
he'
newHcaV
is
i
"In'be
equip-
jicd
with
airplanes
for
the
pur-
pose
of
scouting
ahead
for
clear
water
and
to
rush
aid
inland
in
those
in
nped.
KETCHIKAN
TO
HAVE
FISHERMEN'S
REFUGE
FOR
MOSQUITO
FLEET
KETCHIKAN,
April
22.
Plans
are
a
foil
(
Tor
providing
a
place
of
refuge
here
for
fishermen.
Saxnian
Harbor
and
Ketchikan
Creek
are
:
alternative
projects
The
sche'me
is
to
provide
a
harbor
of
refuge
fur-
the'
fishing
fleet
similar
to
that
provided
last
year
for
Wrangell.
The
work
wilt
be
done
by
Ihe
federal
government
and
which
will
be
undertaken
will
be
decided
upon
after
a
thorough
ex
amination
of
the
sites
and
con
sideralinn
of
the
needs
'of
tho
Tisherpien.
The
appro(riation
must
have
Ihe
approval
of
Con
press.
..,
.(
t
LUXURY
DEALERS
CLOSE
LONDON,
April
22.
llecause
the
obi
aristocracy
can
no
longer
ntTord
to
purchase
hand
made
lace,
and
Ihe
inacliine-uiade
pro
duct
satisfies
the
new
rich,,
;
famous
Jace-making
concern
oh
llond
Htreel
has
closed
its
doors
'Ihe
firm
was
established
I
lie
I
Kin
century,
ami
al
one
time
.sold
lace
culT
rulTles
In
Loudon
dandies
BIBLES
IN
CHINA
SHANfJHAI,
Apri)
2?.
Slightly
less
I
luin
0,500,000
IJihles
were
distribuled
throughout
Chifia
in
ll2i,
llie.
I'eporl
of
the
American
Hible
Society
shows.
The
total
is
nearly
2,000,000
niore
than
Hie
preceding
year.
The
American
society
cooperates
in
China
will)
Ihe
Urilisji
and
Foreign
Hible
Krviinlu
nml
1
1
1
1.
N'flliimnl
llilllp
Society
of
Scotland.
I
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
his
lPlurn
last
week
from
a
trip
lo
Victoria
announced
thai
a
new
school
would
be
erected
in
.New
Ilazelloiij
for
ue
by
Ihe
Tall
term
Aliening.
(i.
().
(Jack
(irahaiu)
,
who
died
at
(Jourleliay
last
week,
wan
well
known
in
this
district..
At
one
time,
he
was
in
parlncrshir
in
tbtt
mercantile
business
with
W.'J.'
l.arkworHiy.
I.asl
Thursday
afl.prnoo:i
some
fifty
children
of
New
Hazellon
were
enlerlained
a'
a
parly
by
the
Community
League.
The.
Hazellon
.
Indians.,
have
taken
up
wTlh
Indian
Agent
FA.
Ilde,
the,
mailer
'of
their
having
a
village
council.
Mrs.
Mathpjson,
superintendent
of
the
Hiucliou
training
school
for
nurses,
attended
1Ii'e
-.ftradu-
ile
Nurses'
Association
conven
tion
in
Vancouver
last
week.
Arthur
Kerr
has
arrived
from
I'rinee
Hupert
to
lake
a
fiosition
in
Falconer'w
garage
at
Haei-
Inn.
Ilev.
T.
H.
I'roefor
leH
last
week
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
He
expects
to
be
away
about,
six
weeks.
YANDERHOOF
.Mrs.
(Irace
E.
Thayer,
lale
of
Chilco,
was
married
recently
at
Vanarsdol
to
Charles
F.
Minzim-
berg
of
Ilanall.
Last
Wednesday
aflernnnn
al
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Charles
Maunders,'
Chilco,
Hie
wedding
look
place
of
Miss
E.
Lnpcr,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IL
l.fiper,
and
Harvey
Edward
Mc
Clelland,
Knii
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harper
McClelland.
Miss
Mae
S
Inlinsiiu
was
bridesmaid
aiid
W.
Ouy
Leeds,
'groomsman.
Hev
eorge
.1.
tircy-
jierjnrineii-
me
ceremony.
I
lie
couple
will
rer
Side
at
Ellisby.
The
wedding
took
place
In
the
Presbyterian
Manse
last
Friday
afternoon,
Rev.
E.
11.
Arrol
olll-
AURANIA
ASCANIA
ALAUNIA
A
111
m
SIS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dye,
and
Ivlilh
ItBse
Haddock,
daughter
of
Albert
Haddock.
The
bride
and
groom
both
arrived
from
Knglaud
rectnlly
ami
have
taken
up
their
resilience
in
Ihe
Mapas
district.
STEWART
Ore
is
being
sacked
at
Ihe
In
dian
Mine.
A
shipment
of
100
Ions
will
he
made
before
the
snow
breaks.
Ilerl
Smithy
assislaut
manage!
of
the
Premier
mine,
and
a
crew
of
expert
samplers
ami
engineers
ire
taking
samples
on
Hie
Dun
well
mine.
Shipments
of
high
grade
ore
from
the
Terminus
mine
will
start
on
May
in.
It.
It.
W.
Me-
Dougall
is
now
manager
of
the
properly,
-succeeding
11,
A.
Hey
wood.
Thomas
Powers,
wharf
super
intendent
for
Ihe
Premier,
has
gom
oulh
for
'treatment.
L.
E.
It.
Stevens,
mining
engineer
from
the
Cobalt
country,
has
been
appointed
assistant
manager
of
Hie
Daly-Alaska
mine,
.
.A
Pfihtrael
i.
been
e
lo
Ouf
Ericksnn
for
1100
feel
of
tunnel
ing
on
the
Porter-Idaho
mine.
II
s
proposed
lo
establish
a
branch
of
the
Sons
of
Canada
here.
An
organization
meeting
will
lie
ealled
.shortly.
ALICE
ARM
A
group
nf
local
men
have
of
fered
the
direclors
of
the
La,
Hose
mine
lo
drive
the
proposed
ialing,
of
Arthur
Dye,
son
of
tunnel
on
the
mine,
taking
pay-
Ihw
Cunaideis
These
palatial
liners,
another
Cunard
achievement,
have
been
added
to
the
famous
Cunard
Canadian
fleet
which
brings
the
pleasures
of
"travel
de
luxe"
within
the
reach
of
alL
Like
the
Ausonia
and
Antonia,
they
are
-"Cabin
Ships,"
carrying
only
Cabin
and
Third
Class
passengers.
Among
the
advanced
conveniences
offered
are
delightful
private
suites,
beautiful
bedrooms
and
an
unusually
large
number
of
two-berth
staterooms.
Their
public
room
embrace
Venetian
Palace
Smoking
room,
one
of
the
moit
unique
and
charming
of
the
kind
afloat,
a
Long
Gallery
in
fatcinating
deiign
ot
oak
panelling,
a
delightful
Winter
Gir-den,
beautifully
panelled
rn
figured
fiddle-back
aycamore,
a
Peter
Pan
Nursery
lor
the
children,
Gymnaiium
located
on
the
boat
deck,
Loungea,
Writing
rooma.
Library,
magnificent
Drawing
room,
perfected
ayeieme
of
heating
and
ventilation
under
the
control
of
paiiengere.
and
every
other
modern
equipment
conducive
to
comfortable
and
pleaaent
ocean
travel
Add
to
the
above
featuret,
the
enjoyment
and
educational
Jntereat
of
the'
St.
Lawrence
Kivcr
trip
and
it
la
eaty
to
appreciate
that
a
voyage
via
the
Cunard
Canadian
Koute
i'
a
perfect
pleaaure
cruite.
Attc
your
local
ateamihlp
agent
for
book.
Jcti,
and
for
Information
about
the
Bb
Lawrence
Route,
or
apply
toi
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
622
HASTINGS
STRKET.W.,
VANCOUVER
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICE
5V
iiieul
half
in
cash
and
half
iu
slock.
D.
A.
Mr
Heath
and
II.
A.
McDonald,
limber
scalers
for
Ihe
Pacific
Mills
Co.
of
Ocean
Falls,
are
sneudiiig
a
couple
of
weeks
here
on
business.
SINGLE
WIVES
IS
STORY
OF
MARRIAGE
Wife
Is
Neglected
by
Her
Husband
and
Seeks
Solace
In
Company
of
Another
"lirululily
can
be
fought,
but
I
here
mi
weapon
against
in-lifferenre
and
cohlneasl"
This
quotation
from
"Single
Wives,"
the
First
National
Pro
Miction
here
tonight,
strikes
the
.eynole
of
the
picture.
With
Nirinue
(iriffflh
and
Milton
Sills
in
the
featured
-roles
il
presents
i
phase
of
modern
marviage
that
goes
under
Ihe
veneer
of
latter-
lay
domestic
relations.
Sills
in
the
role
of
Perry
.lor-lan
loes
his
wife
with
every
oiiuee
of
his
being.
Hut,
having
emitted
and
married
her,
he
rests
on
his
lam-eU,
giving
his
business
the
hullj
of
his
alleutioi.
iinl
accepting
his
charming
wife
n
a
mnller-of-facl
way.
,
And
so
into
the
neglecled
life
if
tills
wlf
comes
nnolber
nan.
lie
offers
her
the
love
her
'iK'irl
craves.
Life
becomes
n
perplexing,
liicoiu'prehen
si
b
I
e
laiiKle
lo
her.
And
when
I
hi
-.anil
of
fale
i(ilervenes
iu
(lie
'onn
of
an
.aceidenl
In
Perry
the
lillle
wife
sees
the
light
and
re
discovers
the
love
(hat
flames
anew
in
her
husband's
heart.
COLONY
TO
BE
OIL
BASE
IHE
IIAOU
E,
April
22.
The
midget
estiniales
of
Ihe
Dutch
o.ony
or
uuracao
for
11)25
are
iccoinpaiiied
with
an
ollicial
memorial
of
projects
designed
to
make
Villcmlad
an
imporliiul
world
port.
It
Is
proposed
lo
erect
a.
mammoth
oil
refinery
on
the
Caribbean
island
.and
lo
mak
the
port
one
of
Ihe
largest
fuel
il
bases
in
Die
world.
MEN
AT
NEEDLEWORK
LONDON.
April
-22.
The
ex
hibits
of
two
men
were
adjudged
Ihe
best
in
a
sphere
of
work
peculiarly
belonging
In
women
it
Ihe
annual'-
Hoyul
Amateur
Art.exhtb'ljiiii.
ji.ribr6iilered
pahel'by
V.
Ilowrmg
anf
a
vvool
rug,
Ihe
work
of
.Major
Daven
port,
were
regarded
better
than
my
of
the
exhibits
worked
by
oflieir.
GIVE
CHILDREN
TREAT
LONDON,
April
22.
Twenty
thousand
school
childien
are
Jo
be
laken
In
theatres
lo
see
Shakespearean
.'.plays
during
tin
year.
The
cost,
$0,000,
will
be
borne
by
the
London
County
Council.
J
-
Sport
Chat
8
Waseda
l'uivcrsily
of
Japan
has
accepted
an
invitation
III
play
the
University
of
Washing
Ion
baseball
team
in
eallle
this
Spring,
am
Wa'sliingloli
will
play
return
games
in
Japan
in
Die
fall
of
1020.
Prior
lo
Ihe
visit
of
the
Japanese
team
to
Ihe
Unite.
Slates,
the
Lnivcrsily
of
Chicago
nine
will
play
il
in
Japan.
Tli
Chicago
diamond
stars
are
I
play
several
urbit
iomil
garni
while
in
Japan.
Washington
ball
teams
have
mnde
three
Iritis
I
l
iii'Hi
;i,
,!,,,
I
.nil
.
r
9
.,..lal,,
.finuinai
...
games
on
the
last.
lour.
The
I'nr
Kaslern
Olympic
games
to
he
held
at
Mauibi,
Phil
lipine
Islands,
during
May
will
be
Wanted
For
Sale"
For.Rent
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Columbia
Heeorda
no
scratching.
Flnent
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
hy
world
famed
artists
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PntNCE
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MUSIC;
STORE,
Third
Avenue
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Haggage
and
Express
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phono
Hed
213.
Night
plmne
(Ireen
307
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
Ihe
mosl
important
since
the
games
were
inslittited.
In
aildi-
liou
lo
.Lilian,
China
and
Ihe
Philippines,
which
have
hereto-1
fore
been
Ihe
only
comieling
coiinlries,
the
Diileh
East
Indies
ami
India
are
lo
be
entered
this
year.
II
is
also
considered,
likely
Hint
Java
sportsmen
will
also
come
forward
with
the
necessary
funds
Iu
finance
a
team
as
Ihey
have
evidenced
tiieir
desire
lo
lake
oart
and
their
interest
in
the
games
by
asking
Ihal
Ihe
11)27
meet
be
held
iu
Halavia.
The
Japanese
teams
to
the
games
this
year
will
number
more
than
100
ami
will
Include
all
Ihe
bcsl.
athletic
talent
of
thul
country.
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
VV.
E.
Walker,
Naas
Itiver;
J.
Spiers,
J.
A.
Motherwell,
J.
A
Morris,
y.
Nelson
and
.J.
Peder-son,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
H.
A
Heaven
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Morrow,
Anyox;
w.
F.
HiniiH
and
p.
It
Hiiins,
Halmoral;
Ous
Watson
ami
F.
Ilardsen,
Seattle.
Contral
II.
Drown,
city;
I).
D.
nolslon,
Ketchikan.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
By
George
MCM2
OH
SALT:.
-Completely
equipped
l
HICKS
OK
KASTIIOI'K
l-t'ACl.K
pleasure
boat.
30
x
I),
I5h.p.
Marine
l-aigines
-
TO
RENT
'OH
HKNT.
Three
rotmied
fur
t-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
t-H.P.
I
cylinder
Ml)
200.00
f.-H.P.
I
cylinder
HD
150.00
8-11.
P.
I
cylinder
HD
700.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
Ml)
150.00
10-11.
P.
cylinder
LD
175.00
All
the
nbovn
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
He-verse
Hear,
ami
full
electrical
anil
proneller
equipment.
The
bent
thai
money
ran
by.
Kasthope
Urns.,
1747
Oeorgi.i
St.
V.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
nervke.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
pa-engcr
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hates:
50c
for
t
or
2
passenger,
25e
for
each
addllioiidl
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
dt
yonr
r
Vice
day
or
nighl.
O',orl
Sarety-
Courtesy.
It
fl'8
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Iimbly.
Phoucri
570
or
131,
'
TAXI
502
THE
DKPKNDAHLK
TAXI.
Daj
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courlesy
is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Hicliinond
Hooms.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Ousi
Prompt
Service
mid
Coinlor:
Day
or
Nl
t
.
Stnnd:
10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Lloek,
Acres?
from
Fin
it
'(rue
FURNITURE
WE
handle
the
FAWCETT
guaranteed
copper
hearing
Steel
Hangc
anil
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
wo
ex
change.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Store.
W'c
Uuy.
Sell
and
y.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Vhone
Ate
MONUMENTS
P.
LeClalre
Sub.
P.O.
No.
I.
Prince
Hupert,
Jt.C.
Agent
for
Granite,
Marblo
and
Stone
Monuments
and'
Headstones.
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
ynu.hnve
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
-wish
lo
'dispose
of,
we
will
well
il
for
you.
Articles
in
Ibis
department
not
.limited
lo
one
dollar.
,
'The
Dollar
Store,
Hed
3?
I.
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April
22
High
0:10
a.m.
20.8
ft.
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13:21
p.m.
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April
23
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1
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p.m.
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n.m.
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p.m.
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