Canadian
Press,
YWCOIYKH,
May
mi.
A
Pruvinre
Ul'uwa
correspondent
stales:
ON
NEW
ROAD
Alderman
Larson
Is
Foreman
In
Charge
or
Work
With
Dune
Munro
Ww.
of
grading
I
he
ami
highway
has
actually
I'uiiiiiH'iii'i'd
annoiinees
U.
C.
Mai
iiy
ilisinci
engineer
for
the
meal
iliiarl
ini-iil
of
public
wuikM
llie
work
has
started
uiii
IDs
end
and
will
probably
I'.
r:i
ic,
on
lo
Oallowuy
Hapids.
In
v.
Inch
ioin(,
a
distance
ol
live
miles,
slashing
and
clearing
'
I'unipleled
lasl
year.
Afler
i
li"
unuliiiia,
(he
surfacing
will
I"!
Un-
next
process.
This
fin-
"lii'U,
i
lie
road
will
he
ready
for
''Hffir
and
will
afford
the
first
'in
motor
drive
in
the
eily.
j
AM,
Oscar
l.arseu
is
foreman
"i
'limge
of
the
grading
and
'Hint-
Munro
is
foreman
of
the
'Uig
winch
is
grubbing
ahead.
INDIANS
GET
MANY
SEALS
Large
Catch
of
Fur
on
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
This
Year
VK
TOIU
A,
.May
u.
lo
'In-
present
the
Indians
have
"null!
xi-eulut'
cnlehes
of
fur
"-'ids
olT
the
wesl
coast
of
Van-'I'liver
Island
than
in
any
year
"litre
sealing
was
closed
lo
while
'"en
hy
the
pelagic
Irealy
of
lull."
staled
James
Slutnan,
fur
dealer
lKuy.
Sluinaii
returned
-recently
from
Un"
wesl
coast
or
Vancouver
js-t
'"'d
where
he
purchased
2,-00
kiiis
worth
approxlmalely
$:i0,-The
pells
will
he
shipped
I'anama
lo
l.onilou
for
the
di-tiii,,.,.
Kll,.s
Wji,
M,
vxeeplion
"f
'HO
already
sent
(o
FOUR
DROWN
IN
ST.
LAWRENCE
t'-'MlNW
ALL,
Out.,
May
21M-J'l'ur
persousi
wijfe
drowned
yes-u'''lay
in
(he
SI.
Lawrence
lliver
when
a
Hal
-bottomed
boat
eap-
"'U
'J'ho
vlctliiiH
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Aurellavigne
agi'd
21
and
JK.
respeclively,
Homo
pelosso
If.
and
I,,.!,
eleven
nionlh
old'
biiliy.
i'HiieUMmerdwaiei
las'
'"Slil
on
the
Prince
(leorge
fur
uucouer
on
a
business
trip.
CORNWALL
MURDERER
PAYS
DEATH
PENALTY
Thomas
Colllson
Hanged
This
Morning
For
Shooting
Girl
Who
Refused
to
Marry
Him
COIINWALL,
May
2t-Thomas
Collisou,
convicted
of
murdering
ileal
rice
Thorpe.
18
year
old
girl
whom
he
slml
at
her
home
lasl
Novemher
following
her
refusal
lo
marry
him,
wits
hauled
l
his
morning.
PROSPECTORS
LEAVE
FOR
CASSIAR
COUNTRY
WHANCELL,
May
21).
Twr
boatloads
ol
prospectors
with
I
fill
Ions
or
rrciffhl
h'fl
here
today
hound
up
Hie
Slikine
lliver
for
Cassiar
where
numerous
Canadian
otlleials
have
already
arrived.
STOCKMARKET
Ibueltou
Cuball
Howe
Sound
Indian
Silver
Crest
I
(unwell
Premier
Selkirks
L.
&
L
Daly-Alaska
I
lay
view
(raiiby
Silvercresl
.
Itayview
Surr
Inlet
Terminus
.
(i
o
I
d
ilopiilrli
fro
in
un
formal
proposition
from
Sir
Henry
Tliuriilon,
amplify-
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UuiIwhv
is
expeclcd
very
shortly
und
while
pessimism
had
been
mi
ii-ii
t'u
ill
tjini
i
in
riers
over
i
ie
wnv
it
nut
cr
nan
iiiiiil'
fire
drfuiilc
(Jevelopiiienls
lie
fore
(he
mil
uf
Hie
session
ure
GRADING
BEGUN
jiow
expculed."
I
Special
to
Daily
Newsi
'
OTTAWA.
May
211.
While
'
there
is
nothing
ili'finile
an
nounced
us
yet,
pending
receipt
of
Sir
llfiiry
Thoruliiji's
proposal
ii
reganl
hi
Hie
Peart"
lliver
situation,
I
lit
official
opinion
seems
u
!
Unit
the
CP.
It.
will
uhau-ilou
(he
fiehl
to
Hie
Canadian
.National
ami
that
legislation
will
e
passed
ut
(lie
present
essioii
Knit-lit
providing
fur
preliminary
steps
I
own
id
roiislriielinii
of
a
railway
inln
tin'
heart
of
Hie
district
and
giving
a
weslrrn
millet.
l
is
iinili'isliiiiil
(he
scheme
will
he
(Icpeiiileiil
on
Hie
active
en-iinTiilion
ir
(lit
(wo
provinces
of
Alherlu
anil
British
Columbia.
Hid.
Asked
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.05
.50
.70
Union
sleamer
eniurc,
bapi.
A.
Juhtislone,
arrived
in
port
rroin
the
south
at
10
o'clock
thl-morning
and
sailed
at
I1.II0
for
Nuas
lliver
pidnln.
Capl.
John-si
one,
who
is
1
1
be
niarried
in
Vaneouver
next
Wednesday,
will
be
relieved
for
a
month
afler
this
voyage
by
Capl.
J.
I).
Mc-PIiit
mow
on
the
Cliilkool.
II
will
prolialily
lie
I
he
end
of
next
week
or
later
hefore
thn
coiilracl
for
the
foundation
of
the
elevalor
will
hae
1
n
eoin-
pleled
hy
the
Northern
Construc-
f
ion
Coiiipauy,
and
it
will
lake
possibly
six
weeks
or
more
to
finish
up
the
duck,
piles
for
which
are
now
heinj;
driven.
The
company
has
found
dilli-cullies
in
reaching
rock
bottom
in
one
or
.'
two
cases
for
llie
fouudalioiis
and
that
is
holding
hack
the
work.
delivery
of
material
has
also
been
slow'.
However
spilicient
uf
m
work
is
completed
for
the
new
coiitrae-lors
lo
o
ahead.
Willie
it
is
expected
dial
no
lime
will
he
lost
in
rarryiiiK
out
the
work
(be
successful
contractors
wil
have
(o
assepible
mat
erial
here,
i
particularly
sand
and
snivel
of
suitable
lexlure.
A
Bang
or
carpenters
will
hae
l
prepare
the
forms
ami
I
here
is
a
'.'ood
deal
of
organization
lo
be
done
before
actual
work
can
he
commenced.
July
and
August
should
be
the
Iwu
busiest
month
and
il
is
probable
that
three
or
rour
hundred
men
will
be
employed
them.
SAUCY
SUE
IS
OAKES
WINNER
Favorlto
Filly
Owned
by
Lord
Astor
Romps
In
Eight
Lengths
Ahead
MISS
GADABOUT
SECOND
Horse
Rlddon'by
Steve
Donoghuc
Came
Third
In
Classic
Event
HPSO.M
IKIWXS.
May
20.
I
,u
id
Aslor
ror
llie
third
lime
uf
his
parlicipalioiv
in
l-'.uglish
racing
raituteil
(he
Oakes
Slakes
for
'three
year
old
fillies
when
his
Saucy
Sue
(oday
won
by
'eight
letigllis.
-Another
of
bis'
horses,
Miss
(ladaboul.
finished
second
w-i
h
Ant
honv
ile
llotlisclitiu
'Hilling
Light."
ridden
by
Sieve
DiinoVhue,
who
rode
Manna
to
victory.,
in
(he
Derby,
came
third.
Saucy
Sue
was
a
greal
favor
ile
with
the
public
since
she
won
lite
Newmarket
Slakes
Ibis
year
'IVdayslie
reached
the
climax
oT
her
career
during
which
she
has
never
nief
defeat.
Bred
by
Owner
Saiicy
Sue
was
bred
by
her
owner
and
trained
by
Alee
Tay
lor
at
Manlon.
An
enthusiastic
eritie
I
bus
w
rote
of
her
ufler
llie
(Itilneas:
"Since
We
saw
her
lasl
year
Saucy
Sue
has
made
hot
It
growl
h
and
development
but
II
is
when
in
aclon
Hint
she
is
seen
til
her
best.
She
seems
lo
i
make
no
effort
when
walloping
nor
can
one
notice
any
apparent
increase
in
llie
pace
al
which
j
she
is
travelling,
rather
indeed
(does
II.
seem,
(hut
her
opponents
are
gradually
dropping
iiivvay
rrotn
her.
She
gives
.one
Indeed
llie
idea
of
always
having
a
lol
of
reserve.
FISH
ARRIVALS
on
Pounds
Ex-
I'vvo
American
and
two
Cana-
lian
halibut
schooners
marketed
alehes
at
the
I'ish
Kxchuiige-
this
murning.
the
lijlal
fares
be
ing
10,500
pounds..
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Oouah,
7,000
pounds,
al
Joe
and
1c,
lo
Hie
ltoolh
fisheries.
Sumner,
IIO.uuo
pounds
at
8.0c
ami
te.
lo
Hie
Canadian
I'ish
t
lold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Fisher,
7.000'
pounds,
at
10c
and
5c,
(o
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Nuba.
5,50(1
pounds,
al
10c.
and
5.5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Vih'i'p'ifo
in
tho
Oailv
New.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
mam
Ambulance
....
wilh
rtewly
liiid
dancing
:!it
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
in
ilaiices,
banquets
and
wpd-ili
Anywharo
at
Anytime.
n
parties.
gtnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rnls,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
8t.
'
7
PRINCE
RUPERT
rill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOI,
XV.,
NO.
120.
I'lilXCi;
HIPEHT.
B.C..
FIUlJAY,
MAY
2U,
1H25.
Ynttrdiy'i
Circulation
1B7B
lrt
!
492.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
a
ff1
i
Ml
FtYYTYTY
w
wv
iit
t
wr
innwrn
AmrAit
v
v
s
t
w
KfcAlfc
KIVfcK
KA
.WAY
NSI
h
1
1
Nil.
M
Kfc
BUYER
OF
IRON
PROPERTIES
IS
AT
VICTORIA
REPRESEN
TING
BRITISH
FIRM
Peace
River
Railway
Again
Live
Issue
at
Ottawa
is
Announced
Government
Awaiting
Formal
Proposal
From'
Sir
Henry
Thornton
it
Regard
to
Plans
for
Building
Line.
FOUNDATIONS
Of
ELEVATOR
NOT
COMPLETE
End
of
Next
Week
or
Later
Be-i
fore
Everything
Is
Finished:
Dock
Six
Weeks
MATERIAL
TO
ASSEMBLE
.Some
Canadian
girls
in
a
group
on
llie
Li.P.O.S.
Hijipress
of
I'riiuce
now
on
llie
last
lap
of
her
world
lour.
I-Voiii
lefl
lo
right:
Misses
Helly
KulTonl.
Hrockville
;
Mary
Knrl,
Kansas
(lily:
Aileeii
Hall,
Winnipeg:
llelliuu
tllark,
Chicago:
Ursula
Hums,
New
York,
and
Hazel
Tuvlor,
Helle-
ville.
Ten
Thousand
Ukrainians
Will
Arrivt
This
Year
Bound
to
the
Peace
River
Country
Announced
KWMUNTUiN,
.May.
i'll.
A
thousand
lamilieR
coniprtsiiiB
Hi.OtMt
persons
will
migrate
from
Kasleni
(ialicia
lt
Ilia
Peace
lliver
district
this
summer
under
(he
auspices
of
the
l.'J;raiiiian
Immigration
anil
Colonization
Assorialiou
of
Kilmonlon,
it
was
learned
(oday.
While
il
is
nol
known
-definitely
when
the
Cillers
will
arrive,
llie
farms
are
now
staled
lo
be
in
reudiness
for
them.
A'ews
i-eceiveil
here
that
there
is
a
possibility
of
legislation
at
Ibis
session
of
llie
Federal
Parliament
dealing
with
llie
open
ing
oT
the
J'cacc
Ither
countryl
has
caused
renewed
interest
in
'eace
lliver
setllemenl.
If
the
dans
are
sufficiently
definite
it
s
likely
there
will
be
a
consider-
ilile
influx
iulo
that
district
(his
summer
in
order
lo
be
ahead
of
ailway
development.
Barely
Fifty
Thousand
Sold
Here
today
'
change
LACASSEWAS
JASPER
GUIDE
Took
Part
In
Photographic
Ex
pedition
Across
Ice
Field
L.
F..l.a
Casse,
Jormerly
of
Ibis
eily,
acting
as
guide,
took
a
prominent
part
in
a
photographic
expedition
which
look
place
last
suinmor
along
the
ridge
of
the
Canadian
ltockies
rroin
Itauff
to
Jasper
by
way
of
llie
greal
Columbia
ice
field.
An
account
of
this
expedition
written
by
Lewis
IL
Freeman
appeared
in
the
April
issue
of
the
National
(!eoit
raphSt-
Magu.iiir
covering
fully
half
the
contents
of
tile
magazine
thai
month.
Mr
La
Casse's
name
was
mentioned
ami
he
is
lo
be
distinguished
in
some
or
the
many
pictures
illustrating
Hie
arl
icle.
Mr.
La
Casse
is
now
established
al
lluurf
in
Hie
bakery
business
ami
is
doing
well.
Howard
Frimll,
who
recently
returned
to
the
eily
from
a
trip
east,
mel
Mr.
La
Casse
while
stopping
off
al
liauff.
Japanese
Sentenced
to
Hang
for
Murder
of
Countryman
at
Port
Alice
in
April
This
Year
NANAIMO,
May
'!
1.
Yunjamolo,
Japanese,
of
Alice
Bav
was
round
guilty
or
niurileriilg
his
fellow
coiinlryinun,
Y.
Iso-jinia,
tit
Porl
Alice
un
April
2:1
und
senlenceiJ
lo
be
hanged
on
August
7
by
Mr.
Justice.
Morrison
in
llie
assize
court.
F.videnci!
given
al
lite
trial
revealed
dial
Isojitna
in
Hie
early
morning
slushed
bis
viclim's
Ibroat
wilh
a
razor.
The
defence
wns
insanity.
The
inulive
uf
the
crime
is.
nol
known
other
lltuu
thai
Yauuinioto
alleged
afler
the
murder
(but
Jsojima
was
trying
lo
have
him
deporletl.
At
the
trial
yesterday
Yam-
amoto
was
sullen
on
the
stand.
He
refused
lo
answer
.questions
.
J
,u(
0
ill,,,
i,y
1,
is
own
counsel
The'
Canadian
halibut
bonis,
except
Ho
contradict
his
own
flose
Kpll
and
l.ysekil
were
laken
j
slitleiheut
made
at
(he
prelintiu-on
(he
dry
dock
last
night
for.ary
hearing
llial.ilsojimu
was
a
-leaning,
painting
ami
minor
re-
bad
man,
declaring
thai
he
was
,-iirs.
J.i
good
11'.
nu
in
''Very
vva.v
and
had
never
done
hi
111
any
ItariiL
BIRTH.
A
daughter
was
born
al
lite
Prince
llupert
Oieuera!
llospilul
011
May
20
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
"vvm.u
id
Prince
llupert.
Buys
Iron
Properties
for
Big
British
Firm
to
Establish
Smelter
Vancouver
Sun
Says
Humphrey
Jones
is
in
Province
on
Behalf
of
one
of
Biggest
Concerns
YAXCOl'VKIt,
May
2i.
A
despal.
h
to
the
Sun
from
Victoria
says
onu
of
llie
biggest
Hrilish
iron
and
sire)
cou-eriis
operating
in
nearly
every
part
of
llie
world
bus
decided
lo
enter
the
British
Columbia
field
und
bus
plans
for
e.slubtisli'uig
n
smeller
at
onie
place
on
the
coasl,
according
lo
Humphrey
Jones'
who
was
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
yeslcrday,
conitnissiuned
by
a
corporation
to
buy
up
iron
properties
in
the
province.
ZANNI
FLIGHT
'PLANE
AWAITING
LIKELY
ENDED!
BETTER
WEATHER
Machine
Will
Not
be
Ready
Until
July
When
Conditions
Unfavorable
BUENOS
AIllFS.
Mav
20.
-
Xunui's
attempted
world
High!
is
now
considered
to
have
ended
and
it
is
understood
Hie
'organ
izing
committee
will
shortly
idopl
a
resolution
lo
-this
effect.
A
message
received
from
the
Argentine
Jtvialo'r
slales
that
repairs
to
I
lie
inaeiiiiie
necessi-luled
by
the
accident
when,
hop
ping
on
on
,vi
uy
11
win.uoi
incompleted
until
July
when
the
North
Paeirie
weather
condiliotis
are
unfavorable.
The
charter
of
the
two
Vun-
.
.
....
1
1
corner
lugs
engageu
10
patroi
Hie
route
expires
in
September.
PRINCESS
MARY
IS
MAKING
LAST
TRIP
C.P.R.
Putting
Bigger
Boats
on
Alaska
Run
Interesting
Passongers
on
Vessel
Today
Making
her
last
(rip
of
the
year.
C.P.lt.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
C.
U.
Sainley,
arrived
al
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
north
bound
rropi
Vancouver
lo
Alaska
The
next
sailing
north
will
be
taken
bv
Hie
Princess
Louise
which
is
due
here
on
June
8
This
will
mark
(he
.opening
'
of
llie
summer
schedule
which
in
July,
with
llie
Prjneess
Louise,
Prim-ess
Charlotte
and
Princess
Alice
all
on
the-
run,
will
give
a
boat
every,
three
days
north
and
southbound.
The
Princess
Mary
today
is
bringing
the
first
tourists
of
llie
season
including
a
parly
that
will
go
into
the
Yukon
country.
The
vessel
also
had
on
board
III
rce
rede
ml
geological
parties
beudetl
by
W.
A.
Johnston,
lr.
F.
LA.
Kerr
and
lr.
W.
E.
Cockftehl.
Hie
rirsl
two
ure
going
to
llie
Beast'
Lake
country
ami
Br.
Cock
Held
to
the
Yukon
and
northwestern
British
Columbia.
The
following
pusseitigers
are
booked
to
sail
north
from
here
011
the
Mary:
F.
Byerman
and
O.
Leed
for
Wraiigell;
S.
Christiansen,
Albert
Houston,
I).
Buchan
an,
W
Corbett,
A.
Cameron
anil
F.
Oalgannu
for
Curcross;
W.
A.
Moyar
for
Dawson;
J.
S.
lingers.
A.
P.
Miller.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A
Munn
and
family,
and
A.
Mason
for
Ketchikan:
A-
J.
Jhuc
for
Juneau.
Airs.
Slewurl
and
son
of
Ter
nice
Were
passengers
front
Irniw
lo
boat
lasl
night
bound
fo.
Vh
U'-o
uver.
No
Chances
to
be
Taken
With
Machine
Between
Here
and
Stlklne,
Fiyers
State
,.
,
-j"i
Weather
eomiiiiotis
still
being
unsettled
and
prospects
for
an
iinint'diale
""improvement
not
verv
bright,
the
lime
of
departure
of
the
Yickers
Vi'king
airplane
car
rying
Archibald
Little,
Detroit
mining
engineer,
to
llie
i.assiar
district
was
uncertain
this
morning.
The
flight
will
not
lie
atteiiipleiltoday
In
utty
ease.
The
remainder
or
the
parly
that
will
go
into
Hie,
Dense
Lake
country
and
beyond
wild
Mr.
Lit-
He
is
now
awaiting
J
lit
urrival
3
or
I
he
plane
at
Telegfaph
Creek.
A
base
has
been
established
on
as
lake
six
miles
south
r
Tele-5
raph
Creek
and
a
quantity
of
3
supplies
are
already
Utere
in-.
eluding
enough
gasoline!
Tor
riftvas
Hying
hours.
That
will
be
the;
headquarter
ror
Hie
plane
Until
is
It
gees
into
the
Dease
Lakejj
country.
Mr.
Lillle
said
this
morning
x
that
lliere
was
a
lot'
oT
work
planned
Tor
llie
piano
in
Ihe.
north
this
summer
and
certainly
no
chances
were
going
to
betaken
between
here
and
Tele-1
graph
Creek
through
leaving
Pi'inre
ltitpert
in
any
wealher
but
Hie
best.
LOSE
JOBS
SO
'
GET
MARRIED'
Adoption
of
New
Telephone
System
at
Fort
Wayne,
Ind.,
Re
sults
In
Two
Dozen
Weddings
FDlir
WAYNE,
Indiana,
May
20.
rwenly-three
weddings
will
relieve
some
oT
the
unemployment
among
telephone
workers
who
will
be
replaced
here
today
by
an
auloinalit.
system.
Nine
girls
have
uniiiutnced
their-
wedding
dates
for
tomorrow
and
fourteen
others
will
lie
married
wilhifi
two
weeks.
HARRIS
WON
BRITISH
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
WESTWAUD
UO.,
Eng..
Mv
20.
Hubert
Harris
of
Dundee
today
won
Hit'
British
amateur
golf
championship
by
defealiiig
Kennel
h
Freilgeley
of
Wurre'i,
Ihirteeii
and
Iwelve
in
Hie
finul.
This
afleruoon's
(rain,
due
from
the
East
ul
3.y
,
U
repo-'
id
tin
timr.