T
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It.
From
r
Nmilt
America
I
0
I
hi
i.i'i-l
a
i
in
I
ry
111.
r...
t
r
Ii
blood
came
here
Idirali'
the
hiin--iny
r
lln
birllt
l
Airy
Mrdrc.
who
'
ii"
a
rrvojulinn-.
il
as
llir
rhani-l-iniir
mid
one
of
inlrdrraliiin.
-Sli
d
gathering
.
of
milled
at
a
bnn-lie
Met
Sen
rriill'ii-i'
ukcr
included
the
(";.
'nil.
Uaron
I
ly
ii
k
U
Hon.
NVilliam
I.y-
i'
King.
I'rriuirr
of
Arllmr
MclqlnMi.
iini
f
ami
now
loailrr
i'uri'vQhve
opjinsiliiin
r
r
I'nniinons;
Chief
liftuii
uf
llir
Onlario
1
(Ulirivs.
WEEKLY
NOW
--"-n
mi
oee
wrrivai
Both
Prince
narn
nna
Prlncs
Rupert
i...
.
...
'I'll
....
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of
II'
I
llii
......
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I
m
'
'm'mj-
service
oi
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in
w
I
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...
.
i.ii.-i
ttiii-
-'lur'
m
xi
week
wilb
the
""a'
will
Hi
u
Knpcrl
mid
l'"Hi
on
Hie
hut
mid
Vancouver,
arrive,
from
ihi
Hi
.ill
I'dncMhiv
miirii.
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Mir
nil
ii
.
11
1
mi
.'lime
.,
o
.
7'"''lay
morning
ti.
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slramer
will
l
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in
a
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i
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iiirc
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tiliarlniii.
'
week
HiuUhe
new
will
v
re
lolin
In
the
Island
service
S"-'
Will
make
one
ne
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i.rPo
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vi
,
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eparii-
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and
Prince
,
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receiveii
Here
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J'
"yuti,
a
l
l"i,K,c
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l.
.
,
.
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lime,
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r
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"
Kobe
Oounrel
Inn
"'liiuu
ill
'"lornln,
and
inli.lav
Jimnt
In
Atia.'i,.
has
her
ii
CANADIAN
MONEY
IS
AT
PREMIUM
IN
U.S.
MARKET
Canadian
money
is
al
a
premium.
Today
a
dollar
is
worth
right
here
a
dollar
ami
onc-sixlrenth
in
Auierirnn
money.
For
some
lime
il
has
Imiii
boM-riug
around
par,
Koiiielime
up
a
Utile
and
Mimrlinirs
down
a
lilllr.
Following
are
some
of
today's
limitations:
Slrrliiitf
1.70.
I'niled
Slalrs
I
-10
prr-niiuiu.
Hong
Kong
55.
(iiTinini
nrirbuiark
-j:i.85.
French
Franc
5.1
1.
FISH
LANDINGS
WERE
SMALL
TODAY
AND
THE
She
PRICEUEMAINED
LOW
Fish
landings
Ibis
morning
were
not
very
large
but
prices
slill
remained
low.
One
Ameri
can
boat
sold
al
l..Hie
and
;ir
and
i'miii.iIIiiiis
felehed
about
seven
and
a
hair'criils.
rlails
were
as
follows:
American
Fairway.
lO.non,
lo.
Allin
Fish-erir,
al
ll.JIOc
and
3c.
Canadian
Margaret
I..
:iii.onn,
In
Cold
Storage
al
7,50e
and
Je.
Hippo,
l.onn,
lo
Cold
Storage
ul
7.00c
and
Do.
'.
DonVeii.
0,5(1(1,
In
Allin
Fisheries
al
7.70c
and
3e.
I.ysekll.
rJ.T.onn,
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
ala
7.5(le
and
3c.
WHALING
TO
RESUME
IN
ABOUT
SIX
WEEKS
Both
Roso
Harbor
and
Naden
Harbor
Will
Operate
Again
Good
Season
Is
Anticipated
A
irni.d
whaling
season
is
x
It
will
open
in
nlmiil
six
weeks'
tiuir
anil
no
sla'tiuiis
at
Hose
Harbor
and
Naden
Harbor
on
the
(jueen
Cliarlotles
will
bolli
be
operated
again.
Advertise
in
Hie
Dally
News.
KOKOMO,
Indiana,
Aid.
1
i.-
Klwood
llaynrs.
OK
yrars
of
ayo,
inventor
of
llic
horsclrss
rarriaj,'r
in
IrJiM,
died
lust
niglil.
I'rarlirally
all
llir
dcvrlop-inenls
in
auloinoliilrs
have
taken
plan;
since
the
dale
of
llir
inv
ent
ion.
H-
THIRTY
DAY
LIMIT
TO
BE
EXTENDED
ON
Irate
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulant?
willi
newly
laid
dancing
hp5
P.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wording
anywhere
at
Anytlma.,
parlies.
und
Royai
now,
i
,
ini
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ralis,
apply
to
Hoslon
and
"i"
Grill,
Third
Ave,
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
4S7.
.
vi
VII
KM
1
Ytittrday'i
Circulation
1621
trm
472.
(II,
I'MINCIMIUPKUT,
-.
ILTRSUAY,
AI'HIL
ii,
!tftf3.
price
five
gents.
RSTING
OF
FORD
DAM
FLOODS
VALLEY
.
BRIAND
THROWS
UP
JOB
OF
FORMING
A
NEW
CABINET
FOR
FRANCE
I
Ilk
MM
t
ff
I
"I
I
I
ora
uam
Burst
ana
riooaea
Whole
Valley
Inundating
Many
Dwellings
on
the
Huron
River
ri
iff
iv
('
v
w
various
objects;
5,000
acres
under
water
III
TIIOIT.
pril
I
.
Scores
of
families
in
I
lie
Huron
were
driven
from
llii'ir
homes
cjrly
Indn
y
when
I'
-
i
Mnlor
Company's
atii
al
Flat
Murk
burst,
releasing
hi
giilli.ui
of
walrr,
wfiirh
spread
practically
uvrr
llir
1
.
I
t
II
r:
it
HI'
III
SlIHM
1MIII
I
II
HUM.
n
IIIL
.
.MI'IV
lllllll
i
I
V
IIIWII-
Hi
nt
I
rcporlrd
In
lie
under
walrr,
in
sonic
places
v
in
oit
anil
Iluuii
i
rising
stcuuiiy.
Ii
iis
of
Hit
vallry
weir
warned
of
Hie
fluiiil
by
Hit
Ii
p
'
jii'
i
m
1
!
f
anil
as
fiir
as
is
known
no
lives
wrrr
lusl
iniini
i
it
in
Ml
V
A
N
1,
ml
M.P..
P.mIaii.
Banquet
in
Ottawa
I
although
many
dwellings
wrrr
I
i
ii
ii
i
ii
I
nl
I
.
i
All
sorts
hi
objects
arr
seen
floating
down,
carried
along
Ihe
j
valley
willi
a
Ini
mile
currnil.
Different
varieties
of
domestic
j
animal
are
riding
alnoig
on
llir
j
debris.
INVENTOR
FIRST
HORSELESS
CAR
DIED
LAST
NIGHT
CANADIAN
TOURISTS
SKATTI.K.
April
II.
-
The
thirty
day
limit
on
Canadian'
tourists
visiting
Hie
Hulled
Slates.
will
probably
bi
extended
this
vear.
Hie
chamber
of
commerce
has
been
advised
by
Us
Washing
Ion
bureau.
It
Is
probable
Caii
arlians
will
be
allowed
lo
remain
in.
llir
U.S.
vvilh
Iheir
ears
for
ninety
days.
Ik'V.
Oliver
Tlmrne
or
Alyalish
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Ciii
dena
this
morning.
IS
OPPOSED
TO
AMUNDSEN
OFF
SUBSIDY
PLAN
TO
NORTH
POLE
Edmonton
Board
Sends
Wire
to
Arrives
at
Spltibcrgcn
on
Trans-Ottawa
In
Reqard
to
Pcaco
port
Fram:
Will
Fly
Later
J
River
Opening
"
'
j
OSI.O.
Norway,
April
II.
'Ilin
i:)Ml).N'U.,
April
M.
A
Iraiisporl
I'
rain
Willi
Hie
Xnr-Irle-iaiji
has
ii'u
srnl
by
lln'ivveiau
xpIo'i'r
Aluumlsen
Hdinonlnu
Hoard
of
Trade
liij
aboard
arrived
in
Kind's
liny.
I'rciuicr
MarkiMizir
Kiitu
itppuH-iSpil.liri-.'rn,
on
Mopday,
ru
riiute
Hie
granting
(f
a
subsidy
In'lo
Hie
orh
Pole.
I
he
railways
in
place
uf
lniildingj
Ainundsrn
on
Ibis
rirdilion
a
railway
iulo
llir
I'rarr
Itiverjwill
rndeavor
lo
rearh
llir
pob
rounlry.
Tin;
lluard
is
-iilsii
and
inatr
rrrords
of
the
Arctic
drawing
up.
a-
inenMiraiiduni
uu
;
regiuus
by
airplane;
the
stiliirrl
and
may
iossibly;
scud
a
delegation
10
Ottawa
in!
of
Ihe
resiiinsiliililics.
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVF.Il.
April
II.
ileal
h
occurred
here
yesterday
of
V.
.
A
I
kin-,
OK
yrars
of
age.
lie
i
i
m
it
i
:
I
was
presiticni
oi
ine
leruinini
Cily
Club
and
one
of
Ihe
best
known
businessmen
of
the
cily.
Advertise
In
Hie
Dailv
New
JAPANESE
DIES
ronnrrtlon
with
t
lit
mailer.
J
"
The
Hoard
abu
held
a
rniifer-1
THKIO.
April
It.
Tosuke
engr
willrl'rrniier
(iernielilmnd
llirala,
70
years
of
age,
formerly
olliers
on
the
I'eace
Jtiver
silua-
l.onl
Keeper
of
I
he
I'rivy
Seal,
is
lion.
idead.
tS
.
.
-
'
s.
.Mount
Ktua
is
hown
as
over
viewed
from
tin-
air
by
Italian
Army
fliers
on
a
recent
Irip
Hie
volcano
on
uu
observation
expedition.
BANQUET
FOR
M.
Briand
Abandons
Attempt
VISITING
LADY
to
Form
a
Cabinet
for
Ftmce
Mrs.
De
Pencler
to
be
Guest
of
,
Honor
at
I.O.D.E.
Affair
This
Week
The
visit
of
Hlshup
and
Mrs.
De
I'rncier
line
Uiis
week
for
Hie
opening
of
the
new
Anglican
Church
Is
lo
be
made
the
orras-ion
of
a
number
oT
social
and
olhrr
evrnls.
Our
of
the
most
iinportanl
ofvthese
will
be
the
jn-foriuul
baniiurl
lo
be
given
Mrs.
I:
I'cucicr
by
H"'
I'angblers
of
the
Fninlre
to
which
they
have
invited
inrmbers
of
Hie
Women's
Canadian
Club.
II
Is
lo
laKi
nlacc
in
Hoslon
Hall
Thursday
yvrning.
Mrs.
De
.I'eneier
is
said
lo
In
a
good
speaker
and
il
is
expecl-
ed
I
lie
allrndaficr
will
be
large,
Because
of
socialist
Demands
I'AIUS,
April
IV
Slating
thai
be
considered
roiidilion-
demanded
ly
Hie
Socialists
in
rclurn
for
llicir
support
inrom-
atibl?
Willi
his
duties
as
Premier,
.l.
Hnaild
last
evening
in
formed
I
he
Socialist
Mepublicau
group
lo
winch
lie
neiougs
ina
in
liad
derided
lo
abandon
Hie
alleinpl
In
funn
a
cabinel
lo
Mir-e'ed
Hie
llcrriot
ministry.
It
was
staled
Ibal
Mriand
Was
aware
of
Ihe
Socialist
alii
Imle
since
the
orev
oils
dav
and
he
reason
for
Ins
couiiniico
consiillalinu
notwillislaiiding,
is
explained
by
a
desire
to
settle
once
lor
an
ine
ipirsiiou
whelhcr
llicy
should
be
allowed;
lo
dirlale
Ihc'poliey
of
the
gov-M'limetit
wilboul
shouldering
any
SEATTLE
MAN
WON
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
VHVrolllA.
April
II.
-
Hon
Stein
of
Seal
He
won
Ihe
H.C
,.,
amaleur
golf
championship
de
i
ne,
.
.
.1
,i
.i..iii
..r
M.
.lea
ting
ucrii
i.oimim
oi
me
mu
ruuvrr
Hurnaby
club
by
I
wo
ii
and
one
lo
go.
Falher
Charlie
relui'neil
,from
Stewart
on
Ihu
Cardeua
Ihb
morning.
Divorced
Husband
Shot
and
Killed
Husband
of
Former
Wife
on
First
Anniversary
Liquor
Enforcement
to
Come
Before
Congress
Present
U.
S.
Legislative
Bodies
more
fully
under
dry
control
than
the
ones
that
just
passed
out
WASHINGTON,
April
I
i,
.Hy
CanuiJiuii
Press..
The
liquor
question
will
be
up
again
in
Hie
new
Congress,
jusl
as
il
has
lieen
in
every
Congress
in
Hie
past
for
years.
Indued,
il
is
quill'
rittir
in.ii
new
legislation
rcgaruiug
euiorreineui
ni
one
.-nrl
anil
unollicr
will
bo
demunded
oj"
Congress
as
lung
u
Hie
niglilccnlli
anieiidinenl
und
Hie
Volslead
Arl
are
in
existence.
Nor
is
Hiere
any
sign
I
hat
I
tit
unieiidnienl
will
be
repealed
or
Hie
Volstead
Act
and
oilier
dry
laws
will
be
done
away
willi.
Wlial
may
happen
in
years
lo
conic
is
conjectural
bill
il
is
an
Ihe
he
iMii-
Coitr
1
ulcrcsliuir
fart
that
rcss
which
lias
jusi
cunn;
lino
power
is
irtore
fully
under
con
trol
of
Ihe
dry
forces
than
the
Congress
which
expired
March
i.;
According
to
a
statement
fromi
Ihe
Hoard
ot
Temperance,
I'rolti-iiHimi
and.
Public
Morals
of
the
.U.K.
Church,
uu
Ihe
"F.volulion
of
Prohibition
Fnforcrnient,"
three
large
problems
of
euforce-nent
have
been
dealt
willi
and
wo
great
ours
remain
lo
biv
sol-
vd.
The
problems
which
have
to
4biHe
exlejit-been
dealt
-witlui
ncconliug
Id
'lfn5i'state'mei'rt;''are
he
conlroV
of
the
large
amoutil
of
uirkvl-liuor$
left
over
from
license
days;
the
home
brew
luoblem;
the
'smuggling
problem.
It
is
alleged
that
Hie
leak
age
from,
bonded
warehouses
has
ecu
reduced
almost
to
nothing,
ihe
home
brew
was
liol
a
.success,
and
lhal
the
.smuvigliug
will
practically
disappear
by
rea-
ou
of
inerrased
vigilance
or
me
aulhorilics
along
Ihe
cudsls,
at-
thoiiuh
it
is
stated
that
smuggling
over
the
line
from
Canada,
'will
probably
increase
somewhat
as
sea
smuggling
decreases."
The
-
two
big
problems
which
are
yet
lo
be
solved,
in
the
opinion
of
Un
M.
I'..,
Church
board,
are
the
control
of
indus
trial
alcohol
so
as
to
prevent
il
from
being
redistilled
for
bever-
igc.
purposes
anil
inounsuiiie
liquor.
Ffforls
will
be
made
next
session
to
gel
more
rigid
legisla
tion
as
to
industrial
alcohol.
Such
efforts
were
made
in
the
last
session
of
'Congress
bul
failed.
With
relation
to
moonshine
liquor,
il
is
virtually
admitted
that
Hie
handling
of
this
problrm
Irpends
much
on
localities.
In
order
lo
deal
adequately
wilb
Ibis
evil.''
says
the
M.
Iv
board,
"stales
and
counties
must
assume
Hie
duly
placed
upon
Idem
by
the
federal
constitution
of
caring
for
Ihe
detail
police
work
of
prohibition
enforcement.
Prohibition
agents
should
not
be
expected
or
required
lo
close
lo
cal
salomis
or
run
down
neigh
borhood
moonshiners."
ANOTHER
STRIKE
AT
TALTAPIN
MINE
Showing
Great
Promise
According
to
Reports
Received.
.
1
,
:
....-,
.Mining
Co.
Lid's
silver
lead
pro
TACOMA,
April
H.
Two
men
are
dead
and
two
children
perly
norln
of
Hums
Lake.
This
riv-iv
in
I
.litIil
vvtifh
llm
ili.
is
the
tliinl
strike
made
at
Uu
i
it
1
1
1
r
i
ii'"''
i
'
"
i
o
r
o
-
w
i
vineiMl
linsl.niid
slormed
the
home
of
his
former
wife
on
Hie
Inltapin
mine,
PROGRESS
ON
SETTLEMENT
COAL
STRIKE
Conference
Going
on
Today
Between
Representatives
of
.Both
Sides,
'.
HALIFAX,
April
1
i.
'Progress
toward
the
settlement
of
the
Cape
Hreton
wage
dispute
through
which
IL'.OOO
coal
miners
have
been
thrown
out
of
work
for
six.
weeks
is
believed
to
have
been
made
this
morning
al
a
conference
called
by
Premier
Armstrong.
It
was
attended
by
Mr.
McLurga,
vice-president
of
the
llritish
Empire
Sleet
Corporation,
ami
represcntalives
of
the
mine
workers,
headed
by
the
international
president,
John
Lewis.
Following
an
adjournment
for
luncheon
President
Lewis
staled:
We
are
in
Ihe
bands
of
the
Premier
and
he
has
been
authorized
lo
make
any
slatomcul
hu
sees
fil."
'Ihe
Premier
sahP
he.
did
not'
lliiuk
il
advisable"
to
make
any
slalemeut.
HIGH
FREIGHTS
DEBAR
EXPORT
Pacific
Ports
Suffer,
According
to
Statistician
of
Grain
Commission
,
FOItT
WILLIAM,
April
II.
The
statistician
to
Hie
Hoard
of
grain
commissioners
blames
high
freight
rales
by;
I
lie
Pacific
route
for
Ihe
snial)
.deliveries
of
grain
al
Vancouver.
This,
combined
wilb
high
prices
.for
wheal,
has
had
the
elTrcl
of
limiting
lb"
.amount
of
grain
shipped
through
Vancouver
during
Ihe
present
season,
Japan
will
probably
ne4ed
considerable
quantities
oT
wheat
during
the
present
season
because
Hie
rice
crop,
is
reported
Property
North
of
Burns
Lake
ls,,.0,v
normal.
This
will
be
ship-
Word
is
received
from
llurns
Lake
that
another
three
foot
ledge
of
ore
has
been
struck
on
the
100
foot
level
of
Uio
Taltapin
the
first
having
i'iiimmiiMaiVoi'
Iter
second
marriage,
and
sliul
liimscH
nflrr
been
a
five
Toot
ledge
rrom
which
killimr
her
husband.
samples
assayed
'
$00.55
and
Hie
The
dead
lire:
Fred
Arnold
of
Taromn
und
II.
A.
Winston
qr
second
a
four
foot
ledge
WinitTiti
did
the
sluiotiug.
k
'
p
ling
between
S55
and
W.
ped
through
western
ports.
CLEAN
UP
WEEK.
DO.
The
eillxrns
are
hereby
requeslrd
lo
clean
,
Up
their
luls
by
April
25.
Those
that
have
thrown
tins
or
refuse
oh
to
adjacent
lots
niusl
remove
same
forthwith..
i-
j.
p.
cade,
m;h.(l
'
.