ir.:
Tit
f
ir
Tli
JAP
AT
OK
ALLA
MURDER
CHARGES';;
Megcd
to
Have
Cut
Throat
of
Countryman
With
Rator
as
Lay
in
Bed
"
H
l
It.
April
28
Y.
i
Japanese
chared
i
f
Y.
Isojima
al
j
Thursday,
wits
CHAS
ii
1
1
nr.
ilia
ycsTenlay
in
i
i
ln
--!
at
diiin
Mm
"Jh
Sellout
v..
.111
IIIMII
prc-
li
in
m
al
port
Al
iff
-
j
i
n!
who
had
nil
her
It
nl
with
it
razor
as
nail
TWOPREMIERS
REACH
OTTAWA
OHer
and
Greenfield
Will
Havo
Conference
With
Government
on
Peace
River
"'T'VW
Y
April
;;8.
Premier
M,V
1
f
III
n...l
II
I,
ll.i
-
'
r
i
c
i
.
i
hi
n
i
i..
ii
i
.imri
la
aii!
ni
mis
'"v
f"i
'In-
purpiisf
or
urging
"'
"
111
KUMM
iimcnt
iarly
con-
""
"
'In-
railway
outlet
"
nee
liivrr
h.ivv
Uv.,1,,.
i'
l'iniris
and
members
'",
I
-'".In-ill
Government
is
i
'-'nil
i
'
"M
il.iv
,
wo.
ilislrirl.
vrcn
1
1
STOCK
MARKET
S.IU'i
"y
"""'"mi
(il,t,
'
"Ml
"''
hiln
'unwell
!;
(dar.r
ilh
Al'i'ka
Soui.,1
1
''IlllrC
Mkir.
'
IUM
lllllli
Uf
.
Wed.,
Apl.
29,
8
p.m.
'"'kids
7r.
from
lllnli
siu.lents
or
i
"ie
door.
1
A
two
'ulc
place
within
Hid
Hid'.
Asked.
I.
nr.
i.
in
i
i.tiii
....
jii
Vj
.in
li
.'1)5
i
.(111
n.i)
u
i
..in
.til)
.25
.:u
......
18.(10
s.:5
2.15
.).'
ii
.115
Q.
D.
RDRPRTfi
Lecture
-
Rectal
income
la,
super
and
death
tux.
FISH
ARRIVALS
.National.
IH.OOO
pnunds,
al
irs.
mid
:,
lo
Iho
Allin
i
isiier-
Ill
lie.
I
t.l1""
pounds,
al
N.yi
and
:ic,
lo
Hip
H"'"
i
Canadian
Cape
Si.ear,
(!U
pounds,
al
!
and
:te.
mid
IliiiK'leader.
5,-
'.lilt
utllllilrf
!t
i'
K.He
nnd
:ir.
H'
MM'
J""ioo-
,
e
Canadian
Fish
V
coin
moi-
m-'e
i.o.
Salmon
Tiinlow.
1
1.500
pounds,
al
IH
1
.
....
I..
Illl
for
red
ami
:e
ior
woo.-,
Allin
Fisheries
Went
to
Sitka
NOT
SO
HEAVY
Eight
Boats
Sell
146,500
Pounds
or
HaPbut
at
Prices
About
Same
as
Yesterday
llalilnil
calidie-'
.sold
al
Hie
Fish
Kxchaugf
this
morning
totalled
I
iii.rilin
p.
muds
six
Aeiiirfnin
lioals
ilispusiiu'
of
I.12.IMMI
ami
Canadians,
M.DDO
poiind.
Prices
were
nhotit
Ihr
satne
ns,
yeslerilay.
Arrivals
and
toilr
wrre
as
rol-lows.
j
American
Seynioiir.
.'lli.iinn'
pounds,
al
.He
and
:ic,
lo
llu;
raciuc
risn-rie.
!
Venus,
iMt.nnu
poinidi'.,.
at
He.
and
.le.
lo
llu-
Hoolli
r
IsniTU's
Canadian
Co.
(iiilveslnii,
iO.UOO
pounds,
al
K.le
and
3c,
and
HrifK
.in.uim
poiiinls
til
He
and
."Ir,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
V-
(Jidd
Sloinse
Co.
hoouer
Mil-
i
in-
i
ii
veslenfay
iifliM'iioou
nr
"
...
..
.I..IW
..rv
(.pled
Ho
ami
f.
-,'"'
"
for
n
rnlfh
or
s.-"'-
NO
AGREEMENT
ON
RAILWAY
Prospects
or
Action
on
Peace
River
Outlet
This
Year
Said
to
be
Vanishing
SETTLERS
LEAVING
i
Ottawa
Correspondent
or
Winnipeg
Paper
in
Rather
Pessimistic
Mood
r
W'l.XMPF.r.,
April
;'H.
The
Miiiiitolni
Fire
Press
prints
Ihe
following
rroni
its
Dlliiwa
wr.
respondent
:
"1
iseoura"e.l
hy
Hit
vanislii:.
prosperls
iiniiiediale
relief
ami
hy
llo
eoinplele
asenei
or
iiKi-reno'iil
hetwecn
Hie
various
Koriiiicnl
and'
railri'ads,
Hie
m
Mf-rASM
-UnJ'c'ffi-efUivei-'IU-Iriel
ore
ahaudouiuu
Jlheir
hold-nsfs
and
roiil1.
llu
"
L'iiH'd
Sink's."
This
is
a
slaleinenl
iniiih
here
today
h
(icorfri
.Mills,
.M.L.A..
in
the
Alherla
l.tisla-lore
for
Hie
roiislitueney
of
Mhah.'iska,
who
is
a
iii.-mlx-r
of
Hit
delegation
of
rili.i'iis
from
Peaee
lliver
who
is
in
Ollawa.
After
survey
in'-'
the
slliiation.
liu'lilhers
of
litis
deln-'iitioii.
while
I
hey
would
nol
say
o,
;-
iear
In
have
triven
up
hope
oT
olilainiiin
an
oullrt
to
the
Paci
fic
coasl
this
year.
.Mr.
Mills
made
the
slaleinenl
I
hat
lo
III-
own
knowledge
I.OOO
selllers
left
the
Peace
Hiver
eounlry
duiiuc
Ihe
past
five
years
and
if
indliinv
was
done
this
year,
half
or
lliosc
left
would
he
.'one
hy
this
time
nf.U
year.
Weston
Coyney.
pioneer
join-
nalisl
of
the
eily.
who
lias
hcen
in
Ihe
Prince
lltiiierl
fSenerul
Mospllal
Tor
lhe"iusl
year
or
so,
will
tie
leavin!,'
in
a
Tew
days,
for
Kauiloops
where
he
will
lake
up
lis
ful
lire
residence.
ENGLISH
EXCHANGE
GOES
UP
A
CENT
RESULT
OF
BUDGET
NF.W
YOUK,
April
iH.
Ilemaiid
.slerliiij;:
advanced
one
cent
on
the
slock
exchange'
loday
lo
fM.H-'l,
Ihe
highest
it
hits
ln'cn
in
leu
years.
The
aiinounceiueiil
of
the
advance
came
leu
minutes
after,
news
of
ircal
Hiit-ain's
ret
urn
lo
a
yolil
slandiiid
was
received.
Sir
Broderick
Harkwell
Tells
People
he
Duped
of
Failure
to
Successfully
Land
Liquor
inviniN
nril
as.-
The
Daily
Mail,
which
recently
lold
,
J'
in.'iek
llnrkwell's
luisudvcntiire
in
whiskey
running
..:
...st.
nuw
mis'k
Harkwell
lias
circiilurized
I!
.1
in
erred
mat
ii
uv..pj-u.n.g
in
ti.e
do
'"
.
'A,
..1
000
...ises
in
s
Ii
nnieiit.
AnuTiriiu
uulliorilies
ore
.
...
seized
more
than
JIS.tHM)
iimr
il
if
prohlemali
!
,i
f
e
her
he
'hulnnce
can
he
disposed
of
owing
to
ll.e
risk
of
,
.......
"''""Approxiinulcly
'i.OiiO
cac
were
disposed
uf.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
2
nnd
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
baniucts
and
wedding
Anywhere
al
Anytlma.
parties.
3rd
f
4.
,l
Kind
Royal
Hotel.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
.nrf
eth
at.
Grill,
'Third
Ave.
VI
PECK,
frrop.
y'
MATT
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV
N.
""
I'll!
NCK
IILI'KIIT,
B.C.,
Tl
I'.SDAY,
AC
III
L
5J8,
105.
Vuttrdajr't
Circulitlon
1613
Stftft
Salts
401
PMGE
FIVE
CEiNTS.
BRITAIN
RETURNS
TO
THE
GOLD
STANDARD
PROMINENT
LIBERAL
ADVOCATES
UNION
OF
TWO
BIG
RAILWAY
SYSTEMS
Great
Britain
Returns
to
Gold
Standard
Today
Announces
Right
Honi
Winston
Churchill
in
Speech
deficit
of
Nine
Million
Pounds
on
Excess
Pro
fits
and
Corporation
Taxes
but
Increase
on
Others
EXPORT
OF
GOLD
TO
BE
ALLOWED
,ll.iO.
April
'2H.
Might
Hon.
'inl4iii
Churchill,
ii
.J
ilir
cxrlit'ipicr,
announced
in
his
budget
speech
in
i
t
(
.o
ii
1
1
1
1
1
i
i
today
lliut
ucl-i
prohibiting
Hie
export
of
ion
would
In-
allowed
lo
InpM
mi
lift
ember
III
next,
i
'
important
niinoiioicinriit
in
lire.
.skitIi
wn.
thai
i
jil
would
In'
iTloiTilt
iliiling
from
l"ilay.
Hy
:
I
lie
Hank
of
Kugluud
w
ould
lie
allow
ed
In
t
url
.'ii.
'
Ii
ti'
i'ior
rlinraclciizcd
Mm
yield
from
internal
re
venue
n
silisfncjory.
I.xcess
profits
and
corpora,')
ion
profit
laves
showed
a
di'fii'it
of
iiini
million
pounds'
slfrliu;r
ww
what
was
estimated,
hut
these
'inorilitiiid''
mid
were
rotiu-
inri'd
by
t
In
yield
from
Mile.
Louise
ei-s,
tdilor
uT
"lF.iirope
Xouvrllu,"
who
has
jusl
hcen
inude
a
Che-valiei;
til'
Ihe
T.cgiou
of
Honor,
will
visit
t
lii
?-couirueiil
in
Oelolier
with
a
view
lo
esluh-,
liliiii!-r
uu
t'llilioii
of
her
iiui.razine
here.
Public
Meeting
Thursday
will
Discuss
Fisheries
and
Drydock
and
Oihtr
Public
Matters
Here
On
siifrseslioii
of.
Aid.
IJiist-y,
wTiom-
molioii
was
eromlotl
hy.Ahl.
Larseii,
Hie
ril
:ouiiciI
tlerideil
lusl,
infill
lo
call
a
public
ini'ctiii
on
Thiirsduy
night
al
whicli
will
lie
considered
mailers
jtrfecliiig
llu;
welfare
of
Ihe
city
including
Hit
halihut
fish-erics
Mliinliuu
untl
Ihe
ilperalioii
of
Hit
dry
dock.
,
Aid.
Casey
said
thai
(here
were
several
citizens
who
were
ili-inuis
of.
having
u
puhlic
meeliug
held
In
consider
Ihe
fisheries
ipu-sliom
Tin
mayor
had
proposed
a
couple
of
years
ago
lo
call
puhlic
meetings
of
llu
citizens
lo
go
inlo
mailers
affect-
mir
Hie
wuli-ueing
oi
-lie
cuy.
Sucli
a
merlins
he
deemed
it
j
maliou
of
Ihe
govt'iiiiueiil,
how-would
he
advisable
.
to
.call
i.iow.
i
t.vprt
there
had
also
heen
a
The
silualioir
was
such
thai,
if
transformation
oT
business.
Ite-conlinuetl,
it
looked
as
ir
in
-lairing
uf
large
vessels
here
had
uiolher
year
I
here
would
he
no
;
meant
Canadian
halibut
fleet
operaliiiK
out
or
Prince
ItupciT.
A
ureal
disaster
seemed
lo
be
impendim:
hir
Ihe
fleet
ainl
the
couununiiy.
")eliinueucy
in
the
mailer
ol
iiperalion
of
Ihe
dry
dock,"
was
another
lliinu'
Thai
Aid.
Casey
fell
should
be
discussed
by
Ihe
public.
Formerly,
il
had
been
ileeined
that
there
could
he
no
remedy
for
Ibis
situation
when
the
dry
dock
was
a
"governineiil
iuslllu'liou
In
Ihe
hands
oT
enemies
lo
the
eily."
Since
llu-n
Hie
adiiiiiiislraM.nl
had
changed
to
one
described
as
"u
friendly
government."
Siiuu
tjie
Ijausfor-
lo
carry
out
Ihe
promise.
I
been
discontinued
and
il
was
now
round
lliut
the
C..N.H.
was
doing
all
it
repair
work
elsewhere.
Instead
ot
biiildint'
a
new
boat
here
as
had
been
intended,
the
old
steamer
Prince
Charles
hail
been
purchased
in
Ihe'
Old
Country.
Alterations
which
it
was
expected
would
cost
some
HK.U0U
were
lo
be
made
lo
Ihe
vessel
mid
il
was
proposed
lo
do
Ihe
work
in
Vancouver.
The
Prince
lieorge,
Prince
Hu
perl
and
Prince
John
had
been
nverhauleil
in
'
Vancouver
I
hi
winter.
The
citizens
were
be-
feoulinueil
on
pase
four)
Little
Else
but
Talk
at
Ottawa
Among
Members
on
Both
Sides
on
Budget;
No
Election
This
Year
OTTAWA,
April
SS.
The
prohmgalion
of
Hie
delnjle
on
Ihe
Iiudgel
rroni
week
In
week
wilh
nhoiil
one-lliird
uf
the
iiieoiliers
of
Iho
House
id
Commons
Inking
part
111
it
i
pruuainy
"
...
.
.
I
l!
!
ilne
to
lwo
ma
ill
muses.
There
is
Hie
evuieni
iieierniiuuuim
in
Ihe
Conservatives
to
prolong
Ihe
prt'senl
session
lis
lale
us
pus
sihle
In
make
it
very
difficult
for
Liberals
lo
assist
in
Hit
I'lo
viiiiM.it
L'eneral
eleclions
'this
siiiniuer
ill
Nova
Scolia
ami
New
Hriniswick
nnd
ror
Ihe
Progressives
to
have
11
hand
in
the
pro
liiifial
conlesl
coming
in
.SaskaU-hewaiL
Second.
Iheri
1
aliunde
of
privide
meiiibers
(icnerally
in
the
House
Hint
whether
or
not
there
will
be
11
Federal
general
election-
this
year
I
they
wlil
lake
no
chances
mid
are,
Ihererore,
gelling
"on
re.
rord"
this
session
ror
campaign
purposes
whenever
Ihe
conlesl
conies.
No
General
Election
All
this
rear
or-a
Federal
ap
peal
this
year
is
in
the
race
or
various
indications
Ilia!
.the
King
fiov
iiiiiu'ill
is
apparently
muK
ini
no
plana
ror
an
elecliorii
hi
bu'e
Dm
evidence
Is
in
Hi
fuel
Hint
a
confeiTiice
has
been
called
ror
Ihe
latter
part
or
Jnni
tr
Ihe
repiTsenlalivcs
of
Iho
various
Hrilish
West
Indies
with
the
lUiniiniou
.Government
with
a
view
to
lnyin
Ihe
liasts
for
u
new
trade
pael.
T'hen,,
uguhi
there
is
Id
be
the
conrerence
bt
Ivveeu
the
iiroviucial
and
Hid
red
era
1
mivcrnnieuls
on
the
(continued
on
pase
ro'ur)
Another
Advocate
of
Union
of
Railways
is
Heard
Ottawa
House
Chairman
of
the
Railway
Committee
Orges
in
Strong
Terms
Amalgamation
of
C.N.R.
with
C.P.R
OTTAWA,
April
2S.
V.
I),
Killer,
indieiuluiil
I.iiVeitil
member
for
Nurlh
Waterloo,
Tiairniau
of
ihe
House
(jomniiilce.
on
National
Railways
and
shipping,
in
Ihe
budget
dchale
.srung-v
ly
advoculeii
the
auialgapiaiion
of
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
iiinK
C.iii.idi.in
.National
Itailways.
He
meutioucd
that
under
such
t,
si
heine
Ihere
would
he
a
saving
of
one
hundred
million
dollars.;
This
figuie
was
given
him
hy
"as
high
an
aulhorily
as
we
liavts
in
Hits,
tounlry."
Killer
said
he
believed
Ihe
people
of
Ihe
country
would
ile-!
slroy
any
ioveri.nieiil
Hint
dared
lo
hold
Hie
National
Itailways
in
opposition
lo
a
privalrhy
owned
o.poralion.
The
union
of
Ihese
lwo
systems
would
give
the
.sou
u
try
and
not
ihe
CP.lt.
Ihe
benefit
oT
savings
arrecled.
Ibis.
ie
said,
would
enable
the
I'iovernmcnl
to
icirucc
MUxaliou
by
one
third
of
al
least
one
tpiar-Ick.
1
1,
would
rt'sloro
ejiitjijiunci:
and
encourage
the
Canadian
people
lo
go
alieair'kniiwinu
thati
Iiuht
wus
breaking
on
the
finan
cial
horizon.
II
woubl
sHuuilnfei
trade
and
lower
Hie
cost
ufj
livinu.
encourage
enlerprize
and
lead
lo
more
rapid
development
or
Ihe
natural
resources
or
Hie
country.
II
would
solve
Ihe
gen
eral
rales
problem
and
on
could
in-
be
ijusi-ii
bused
a
.i
NO
DISARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
SOON
SAYS
PREM.
BALDWIN
LONDON,
April
-'8.
Prime
Minister
Hablwin,
replying
lo
a
tuestiou
in
Hie
House
or
iJoinmons
regarding
possible
suin-moping
id
another
armameul
conrerence,
declared
he
did
not
see
siyns
of
an
early
call
for
such
a
conrerence
from
any
ipiarlcr.
4,
4.
4
H-44-
4
ANTI-ORIENTAL
ACTION
URGED
Resolution
Passed
at
Victoria
Asking
all
Immigration
bo
Stopped
From
Japan
and
China
VICTOIUA.
April
28.
A
re.
solution
urging
Ilia
lederal
Government
lo
put
a
tola!
stop
lo
Ihe
iinmigrnllou
of
Japanese,
and
Chinese
into
Canada
was
adopted
al
it
mass
meeting
at
tended
by
100
delegates
of
vari
ous
organizations
.under
Hie
auspices
of
Ihe
Sous,
of
Canada.
BASEBALL
American
New'
York
n,
Pliiluilelphhi
8.
Si.
Louis
In,
Del
roil
8.
Cleveland
I.
Chicago
12.
.Washington
2,
Hoslon
I.
National
Chicago
3,
Cincinnati
2.
Hoslon
2,
Brooklyn
15.
,
1'liituilclplilu
3,
New
York
5.
Pittsburg-St.
Louis,
rain.
IUYL11
RAILWAY
LOST
OVER$50,000
Edmonton
Dunvefan
and
B.C.
Not
Yet
a
Financial
Success
is
Announced
F.D.MOMO.V
April
S8.
lion.
V.
W.
Smith,
minister
of.
railways,
will
continue
lo
represent
the
Alberta
government
oil.
the
a
directorates
of
the,
K.
H.
&
C.
I.-Miil
Ceilli-jil
C.ili:iiln
c;illw:ivs
All
-
--j--
-
-
iiiuriiuai,
:
I.,
hi
.
-
.
cbeine
for
extinction
or
the
na-
i'"
oiiicers
ami
oireciors
oi
iner
lioiiid
debt.
,vv"
roans
w
ere
re-eiecieu
at
I
lie;
annual
ineeiinps,
wnlcli
were
ii
:.
n!
.
.
.
.
n
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4
4.
4.
ineiu
111
v
iniiipeg
ami
irom
4,
winch
.Air.
Smith
has
just
returu-n
'
cd.
4.
.
uencii
on
operaung
accouni
or
?5K,VIH
was
reporled
Tor
Hi.
-5
calendar
year
11121,
as
coiiiinireilj
with
"5trjK,l7r
in
the
year
pre-s
;ceding.
This
loss
is
ahsorbeil
jliy
'Hie
Canadian
Paeilic
llaiiwaa
4!liutler
Ihe
terms
oT
its
agrecuienl
.j.
!
willi
the
goverumeiil.
No
action
was
taken
at
the.
meeling
in
Winjiiiieg
in
regard
lo
any
future
change
in
,lhe
inanagi'ineiil
of
the
northern
roads,
Ibis
beiny
left,
to
await
ihe
results
of
Ihe
iiegolialionsj
now
pending
in
Ottawa.
Kxpendilures
on
inainleiiancd
ami
capital
accouiils
id
sonni
$:t
1
41.001)
bir
both
roads,
were,
authorized,
oil
condition
thut
ways
and
means
ot
rinancing
1
1
hem
can
be
found.
These
are
bir
such
items
as
ballasting,
ii
renewals.
straightening
steel,
reneing,
sidings
and
miscellaneous
improvements.
VETERAN
MOUNTIE
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
VIliTolllA,
'April
28.
Oorgo
L.
Service,
a
veteran
of
the
Itoyal
.Norlhwest
Mounled
Police
and
id
the
second
lliel
rebellion
ilied
here
aged
lift
ears.
lie
vvus
Willi
Hie
force
rroni
IH70
lo
IU0U
and
served
in
Hid
Yukon
in
the
IH'JH
gold
rtisli.
CANADIAN
CLUB
.
LUNCHEON
In
honor
of
Clius.
D.
Ilohcrls,
poet
and
author,
Hoslon
Hiill,
'
TliuVsday,
Apr"
Jin,
I
p.iu,
'Tickets
.ill
LOO
'at
Gnntis
Ltd.
or
Oeo,
IIIH's
store..
,
.