DUNWELL
MINE;
Color
Lent
to
the
Rumor
by
Fact
Uut
Premier
Officials
Ex-
I
II
T
Ull
V
V
..e
,
II
T
!
:t:mi'i'
-
.I:''''''
II
Ml!
;
.Ma.
...
,
,
I1'
a:
llr
Hi
lnai
,
Ilk'
i.
amlnlng
It.
Aiteil
22.
Odor
is
uiinir
that
il
is
Ihe
D-
w
in
are
Hie
prns-Uu
i
s
of
Hie
Dim-it1
Si,
wail
hy
Ihu
fuel
u.ssistafil
iituuuxcr
f
Willi
a
rrevv
of
cx-1
tiking
samples
and
a
:
';hii-I
on
(he
mine
's
wiil
lie
assayed
ami
M'Hie
weeks
yet
before
is
arrived
nl
ns
li'
i
of
the
mine.
nH.
Hie
Intermediary,
mmi
Willi
(he
ileal.!
Hie
sail!-
of.
(he.
Mm
's
lo
Sir
William;
SHIPOWNERS
MADE
A
LOSS
Fl9ures
Submitted
to
tho
Committee
on
Ocoan
Rates
Yesterday
"ITAWV
April
'.-
He
rove
"'
'''an
Hales
cominillee
or
ol
(.nimiioiis,
which
is
''""""'"'ng
the
i.ilvisabillly
or
'"""iilum;.;
a
rieel
i.r
leil
essels
Hi
break
Ihe
Atlantic
y'U'l'lie-.
caiiiliine,
rigures
.were
riiim
n.
.hip,,!,,
,.,iiii-fij!""
'1'l.ese
shuwed
Ifial
in
'
rifiy
(IM.
ciirgoes
or
boals
"'"'"ll"g
ai
ihe
Ni.rlli
Allanlic
,m'
'in;iiUi,
1,-iidr
bad
a
loss
"
'haiging
depreciation
""""""nig
in
all
In
iJK.-in.U'.i
l
U
u
.......
,
""then
imi
i,i
a
1
"'''"
?.l'.
a
day.
MURDERER
WAS
Advertus
,u
i,e
iully
News
'
;
I'i'ioi
lo
Ihe
Mic
Ciiunilian
Collier-
"Peg
ri'iireni
in
regain
m
hu'
does
nol
deny
tf
mining
finiineier.s
He
nark
of
Ihe
deal.
HANGED
TODAY
...
-"m.u..
A.j
a?:--Nurinim
iniv
Hie
youujj
Crowborougl
'"
"no
was
coiiMcleil
or
Hie
"
,r
Klsle
Cameron,
a
l.mi
,.,'
'i"".
Was
hanged
this
'""Lg
"
Wanilswiirlh
Jail.
GREEK
BACHELOR
WON
AT
EPSOM
BY
HALF
A
LENGTH
I
.DM
i(.,
April
22:
The
horse
"Orrek
llaeh-elor"
woli
Ihe
Cily
and
Siilioriian
haiulieap
al
F.p-siim
today,
ruining
in
half
a
length
ahead
of
.Mademoiselle
M.
Willi
D'Orsay,
Ihird.
laiiin,
a
hoi
favorite,
finished
fourth.
Kigliiren
horses
started.
INDIAN
FRACAS
PORT
ESSINGTON
Lcq"
Douglas
Had
Nose
Brokon
and
Will
Lose
Eye
as
Result
of
Racket
Yesterday
"Doiiieslie
troubles
helieed
lo
haM!
been
Ihe
cause,
an
Indian
naiiied
Douglas
ami
commonly
known
as
"Peg
Leg"
was
attacked
with
an
axo
and
seriously
in-
iin.,.,1
veslerilav
hv
anolher
In
dian
named
Ai
l
bur
Slew
ai
l
ae
cording
In
word
received
by
the
local
provincial
police
ollice
from
Constable
H.
Ciilison
al
I'ori
r.s-
-ii,
ulio
has
Slewarl
under
l
The
reoorl
sillies
uou
.
..
.
i
i..
Douglas
was
hatliy
cm
up
aim,
m
aildilioii
lo
having
ins
nos
ken.
will
inrobablv
lose
an
eye.
charge
will
be
laid
again
Stewart
on
Douglas
itcom-ij.
ALASKA
IS
ASKING
FJ)R
COAST
SURVEY
Linhthousos
and
Biinners
roou-
ed:
Proscnt
Chans
are
uia
Russian
Ones
mKWAUD.
Alaska,
April
...
.
i.
...
..i
ii.
i-,
i:.,lirr.,.s
W
III!
IISM-ll
ill
Ull--
session
lo
liave
a
survey
niinie
oi
-
-
.
i
...
I,.
Hm
Alaskan
eoasl
ami
aisu
u.
i.......
iiuMiiooses
and
blinkers
nit
u
e
.
..ai..l.lllie.l
a
nlig
in"
i"1"1
M
.ill
(
llfllll
I
111
A
askn.
iapi
.
.....
i,.
i,
Ml...
inns
el'
Ol
m"
WWIIIlll1
-
I
xifimiiM'
Starr
iicciaicn
L'.S
he
n.
.ir
tini
er
mmim,
11
'
'J"
lO-IM'C
elmils
r00
years
qui.
nant6T"vaker
.
ifiveii
Voril
22.
Hir
I
urn
i.i
-i
...
i
.
.
t,
ui
i
Nanlon
is
sinking
1
1
I
I
1
u
Ail
111
lit
inn
Is
weaker
smwiy.
mi.
today.
American
of
Curious
Occupation
In
London
had
Prominent
Patients
contravention
of
Ihe
Alien
Act.
His
was
a
very
curious.
case
and
one
lliai
niirarieu
a
greai
ueai
oT
alleiilion.
Ait
apiieal
is
ijiler-
d
iwainsl
the
decision
or
the
magistrate.
l.ane
had
many
pal
rents
mining
socit'ly
people
here,
uieludeil
among"
llieiii
being
l.ady
Helly
llatroiir,
Henry
Herbert
Siiu-moiis,,
Maynanl
Creville
and
Miss
Klla
do
VIII.
The'Ilishop
oT
Liverpool
also
gave
evidence
on
his
behair.
Lane's
rhier
profession
besides
lecturing
was
treat
nig
people
oi
ibnoriiial
nienlalily
and
especi
ally
Ihoe
insane
or
partially
so
over
religious
or
sexuitl
mailers.
KILLED
WHEN
I.HMiUN.
April
-
-
Iloincr!
lyrell
l.ane.
iin
American:
I'AHIS,
Psycho-aniilysl
and
lecturer,
has!
the
chamber
STRUCK
BY
LOG
Jeffory
McLood
of
This
City
Lost
Llfo
at
Ocoan
Falls
Word
w
as
received
I
his
morn
t
.
.
.
,
.
II
I-..
lug
ny
iiio
provincial
ponce
iru
jug
of
the
death
of
J
ell
cry
Me-
Lcoil,.
son
oT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ma!-
olin
It.
McLco.J,
I2:'(3
Second
Avenue
West,
who
was
killed
yesterday
when
struck
by
a
log
hi
the
Pacific.
Mills
logging
camp
at
Twin
Lakes
near
Ocean
rail."
Deceased
was
very
well
known
here,
having
come
lo
the
cily
wilh
his
parents
In
Ihe.
early
days,
Most
of
(he
lime
he
spent
as
a
limber
man
in
various
purl
of
Ihe
dislriel.
He
worked
at
Alice
Arm
during
Dolly
Vurdnn
railway
const
ruellon
daysi
HesiiJes
bis
parents,
ilcc,cnserj
is
also
survived
by
a
sister
here
Miss
Sarah
McLeod.
A
brolher
was
killed
on
active
service
ill
Ihe
war.
M.
AivazoiT
arrived
in
tho
cily
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
ieorgc
Ibis
morning.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
fur
hire.
SuilaMe
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
Hotel,
3rd
Ay.
Il.nd
Royal
PRINCE
For
ratus,
apply
to
Boston
Gth
8t.
RUPERT
and
..
drill,
Third
Ave.
ifinertf
Dpnn
.
9.
...
net
,
(DA
I
I
vi
v"
1
Phone
457,
.
''Hi,
'0
I
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI,
XV
NO.
J5.
IMUVGK
Itll'KIlT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AIMIIL
22,
U2o.
YdWrday't
Circulation
164S
Strttt
41
a.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
REE
FIGHT
FRENCH
CHAMBER
OF
DEPUTIES
HOLE
CREW
OF
A
JAPANESE
STEAMER
WAS
LOST
IN
TERRIFIC
STORM
Mole
Japanese
Crew
Was
Lost
in
Storni
in
North
Atlantic
Ocean
Ikifuku
Maru
Capsized
in
Sight
of
Officers
on
Cunarder
Homeric
NKW
VDllK,
April
22.
Thirty-eight
Japanese
seamen,
lt
l':iir!
iTCW
01
lilt'
IICIgllUT
liilllllKII
.Mill'll,
pCllsllCU
III
a
Epgiiig
Monii
in
I
no
.Minn
.itaniic
vvnen
uie
inp
loiinuercii
Ixi'.icru;
nisi
u
I
hi;
Ciiimrdrr
Tiiv-inia
ami
Ihe
While
.Star
lloiiirni
reached
Hit-
scene
but
were
mlalilu
lu
launch
Ihe
.!..
f
'
1lf!tl!.'!'l
Wlllg
HI
Ull.
11
CI1ICIIUIIIIS
ril,
Wi
I
messages
from
llu'
Homeric
slated
Dial
(In
life
(III
(ITIgllllT
WTIV
smashed
ll.V
llll!
l'll
Vni"t
'In1
Homeric
reached
Hie
scene
Hie
freighter
was
-
-
on
Iiit
beam-ends
with
Ihe
crew
MAY
PURCHASE
in
plain
smhl
ami
Immediately
oil
was
pumped
on
to
Ihe
water
in
an
effort
lo
smooth
(he
seas,
lull
Ihi'
ill-falcd
vessel
capsized,
after
which
no
life
was
seen
on
tin
wreckage
or
in
Ihe
waler.
Workmen
are
bow
gi
ling
re
n!v
fur
Hie
childn
u
al
the
famoii!'
London,
liy
g
vmg
Hie
wooileu
soldiers
Hieo-
spring
iinirornis
brosh.
Wembley
.Stiiilium
in
with
Hie
aid
of
paml
anil
GOES,
TO
JAIL
.Free
Fight
in
French
FOR
A
MONTH:
ri
'c
t..&
Election
of
President
April
22.
Aiio(liertof
Hie
periodic
disturbances
in
nf
deputies
look
place
here
today.
I
'is
I
fights
ue-
iceit
eiiiniiiilled
lo
jail
bir
one'
cnricil
on
the
president's
roslruni
this
ariernoon
during
Ihe
.-er-
miinlh
and
orilered
deported
for'
ond
balloling
for
Ihe
presidency
of
Ihe
chamber
when
a
member
of
Hie
opposition,
Deputy
Halanl,
cbarged
(hat
"ten
dcpulie-
oled
twice."
Two
Soliiilists
broke
through
the
proleclion
offered
(o
ui'fi-ials
ami
then
there
followed
a
free
figbl
of
a
most
undignified
harncler.
MEET
ZANNI
-
NEAR
ATTU
American
Coastguard
Vessels
May
Co-oporato
With
Argentine
Flyer
KETCHIKAN,
April
23.
It
is
very
probablo
that
the
coast
guard
steamer
Unalnga,
which
Is
following
tho
seal
hord
north
to
Bering
Sea,
will
meet
Major
Zannl,
tho
Argcntlno
flyer,
in
tho
vicinity
of
Attu
and
will
act
as
a
convoy
for
that
part
of
the
Pacific
flight.
Negotiations
havo
been
In
progress
for
somo
time
with
a
view
to
having
the
American
ccrjilguard
vessels,
which
go
north
at
this
time
or
year,
cooperate
in
the
flight.
PRINCE
ALBERT
IS
TO
BE
SOLD
Vessel
Formerly
at
Prlnco
Rupert
to
bo
Auctioned
to
Satisfy
Judgment
VANClll
VKII.
April
22.
In
order
lo
satisfy
Ihe
judgment
which
awarded
the
Pacific
Cable
Company
damages
against
the
sleamer
Prince
Albert
foe
breaking
Ihe
San
Francisco-Honolulu
cable
il
was
ordered
yesterday
that
Ihe
csm1
be
sold
by
and
ion.
The
company
claimed
appro
imalely
SMIMUMMI
damages.
Since
Ihe
arrest
or
Ihe
vessel
several
months
ago
Ihe
Prince
Albert
hits
been
held
al
Victoria
harbor
ilvrliso
in
lb
Dallv
New
Police
Deny
That
Unnecessary
Force
Was
Used
in
Executing
Distress
Warrants
on
Doukhobors
NKl.SOX,
April
22.
When
infoi'iurd
last
uighl
dial
lb
Doukhobors
were
demanding
a
commission
of
iinpiiry
iulo
the
trouble
al
(irauil
Forks
and
were
alleging
Ihnl'wunicn
a
ml
elpb
ren
were
beaten
by
goverumcnl
officials,
inspector
W.
IU
Don
woody,
who
was
in
charge
of
Ihe
provincial
police
who
nuiile
lb
seizure
of
Doiikbobor
goods
because
of
fines
levied
iVgilin
members
of
Hie
colony
for
failure
lo
send
Iheir
ebibli'n
school,
denied
Ihe
charges
of
ill-treatment.
-
Iliiuwoody
said
ic
insisted
thai
no
'inure
force-
Ihfln
va
absolutely
iicresstiry.tn
exeeiitihg
the
distress'
warrants
should
be
used.
'
lu
the
complain)
lo
Premier
Mackenzie
Knife
ami
others
Hie
"Aft
Doukhoboi's
likened
lho-f)trcnl
tnent
of
Hie
provincial
police
those
In
lllissia
during
the
Czar
regime.
Sir
James
Lmtgheed
Thinks
j
Election
This
Summer
And
i
Conservatives
Have
Chance
I
Sir
James
Luughccd
of
Calgary,
senator
and
tnenilier
of
Ihe
federal
cabinet
lor
many
years,
is
a
visitor
in
Ihe.
cily
today
a.
roiupiiiiieil
by
his
son,
Clarence
Loughi-eil,
wliu
is
guveruor
of
the
(iyro
Club
for
l)ilricl
No.
S.
They
nirivcil
froin
Vuo-convcr
on
the
I'lince
(ieorgc
Ibis
moriiiiig
and
will
make
Hie
round
trip
to
Auyux
and
roliirii
to
Vancouver.
Sir
James
said
ibis
morning
Unit
Ibis
liip
was
merely
in
Hie
mituco
of
a
holiday.
Jokingly
be
said
Hint
he
hail
taken
Hie
opportunity
to
comB
and
see
Hit;
cily
on
which
I
lie
government
hail
spent
u
many
million
dollars.
This
is
his
firl,"
Irip
here.
Today
he
and
his
son
were
guesls
al
Ihe
linit'lieoii
of
Ihe
(ivrn
l.
till.
.
y,
Asked
ahoul
Hie
federal
"di-I
ieal
situation,
Sir
James
said
ili
was
always
hard
lo
make,
prog-;
noslieatiiiiis,
especially
when
one!
was
on
the
outside,
but
he
ex-'
peeled
there
would
He
an
election!
this
Milliliter
and
he
was
noli
-
tr
Uip
CiMiservittivij
parly
lo
re
-'iiin
iower.
Mr
James,
wim
is
n
narrisier,)
aiding
minister
of
mililia
lime
during
Hie
war
find.
oT
course
ceasing
when
his
parly
was
defeated
in
Hie
la
federal
election.
He
was
kiiighl-
I
in
I'.ii;.
TODAY'S
TRAIN
IS
DUE
THURSDAY
A.M.
Delayed
Caused
by
Sinking
of
Rinht
of
Way
Between
Sher
and
Croyden
Stations
Delayed
on
acrounl
of
a
sink
ing
of
the
right
or
way
belweeii
She
re
and
Croyden.
stations,.
east
'
McHride.
Ihe
passenger
train
om
the
F.asl,
due
Ibis
morning
7
o'clock,
will
nol
arrive
unlit
ln.Iltl
it.
in.
tomorrow.
'Ihe
train
now
west
ol
the
trouble
it
was
laled
at
the
superiulendenl
s
Hire
this
morning.
Tonight's
Irain
lor
Ihe
Kasl
ill
leave
on
lime
af
5
o'clock.
DESTROYED
BOOTLEG
BEER
AT
DAWSON
CITY
DAWSON.
April
22.
The
cus
toms
ami
excise
departments
are
becoming
active
here.
Yesterday
they
.destroyed
1.123
hollies
or
bootleg
liCer.
FIERCESTORM
SONORA,
MEXICO
-
.
Mining
Town
of
Canonca
Suf
fered
and
Two
Thousand
aro
Homeless
DOUCLAS.
Arizona,
April
22
-The
mining
town
of;
Cauenea,
Solium,
50
inllos
south
or
the
international
boundary
line,
was
swept
by
a
fierce
storm
today
iiihI
lust
night
causing
properly
danuiigc
aniounling
io
200,yu
umlUhe
loss
of
one
life.
Two
thot.siuid
people
were
rendered
to
homeless
ami
utu'nnfirinQd
re
ports
stale
tbreee
other
lives
were
lost.'
ELEVATOR
FOR
PORT
MANN
BY
:
NEXT
AUTUMN
pessimistic
its
lo
Hie
chiuu
esiC.
D.
Howe,
Who
Is
Now
Enrout?;
to
Prince
Rupert
Design-
ed
It.
has
been
it
senator
since
ISH'J.j
VA.W.OUVKIt.
April
-
Ity
ann
wns
iipponuen
uiniM'rxiinu.iieioiier
u
grain
'eievitinr
Willi
a
leader
in
the
lied
Chamber
in
iyn.
perhaps,
however,
he
became
inure
prominent
us
a
inem-lil.-lOC
rlrral
cabinet.-
He
was
appointed
tolhVrabruet"b'
Sir
IJobert
llorden
williiniL
porl-rolio
when
I
lie
('inservalives
came
lo
power
in
llll
1
.
He
was
capacity
of
'lO.lion
biishels
will
lie
ready,
for-
operation?
ait
Port
Mann
on
the
Eraser
lliver
just
above.
N'w-Ayelnuns.r,.
accord'
TTigfirwbfd
lecefved'here
todiiy.
This
devalue,
or
which
Hie
New
Weslmihsler
Harbor
Hoard
peruulleil
ny
onler
in
couiicu
for
U!j
issu,.
jihi,iioo
worlh
of
bonds.
afler
I
is
designed
.
by
C.
I.
II
owe
the
war.
lie
was
me
nrsi
niiuisierjj.-,,,.,
William,
who
is
now
of
soldiers'
civil
re-establish-0prnu.(.
Iiupert.
nielli.
Later
tie
neiii
uio
pnri-
folio
oT
Ihe
Interior,
his
duties,
;
WILL
PLAY
FOR
West.
of
eu
CHAMPIONSHIP
BUDGET
DEBATE
it
Rldeau
Club
Basketball
Quintettes
on
Way
to
Vancouver
Meet
University
to
OTTAWA,
April
22.
-In
fpiesl
or
the
Canadian
senior
basket-c
ball
championship,
Ihe
lliileatli
Athletic
Club
quintette
left
this-:
morning
for
Vancouver
wheri
I
hey
will
play
Hie
University
ol
H.C.
rive
on
April
28
and
2u.
Tin
"Itidraus
are
the
chain"
pious
of
Kasleru
Canada
ami
Hit
mutches
will
resolve
themselves
iulo
a
coul
est
between
hast
and.
zx
tr
IS
LONG
DRAWN
OTTAWA,
April
22.
the
at
tempt
of
the
(ioveruiuent
tu
hurry
up
Ihe
bud.?d
debate
and
gel
'through
the
business
of
iho
country
in
lime
for,
an
early
in(-Joiirnmenl
has
beejV
frustrated
by
Hie
opposition
and
lite
debate
still
coiiHi)Ucs.''ll
is
hoped
lo
have
laken
a
vote
on
it
In
morrow
hut
Ibis
will
nol
now-
hi
possible,
il
Is
thoitsht.
ami
H
nmy
be
next
week
before
the
du-bale
'if
closed.
SWIMMING
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
The
annual
meeting
of
I
he
Prince
Iiupert
Swimming
cluli
will
he
held
in
the
City
Police.
.Court
room
on
Thursday,
April
23,
at
H
p.m.
All
members
ami
those
interested
are
rcqiieled
lo
attend.
,
i,
l(
;.