Mr
llohlt
slated
lli.it
in
asking
lii-
consent
lo
I
lie
agreement
jjI,.
Hie
directors
of
tin-
l
iiiim
Hank
hail
reported
Ihal
in
view
BACK
IN
NORTH
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Development
Work
on
National
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Stewart
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Vancouver)
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lllaek.
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unit
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Rrlnn
Dawn
Bill
Monday
to
Provldo
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Sum
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suinlauiiaiiy
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Finance
lo
brink.'
islaliun
Monday
author
caniiny.'
willi
no
propped
of
an
curly
improvement
and
Hie
difficulty,
"diipile
ri'iil
eeoiioinicH
of
eurlailiiiK
proportioimlely
the
of
operation,
lliey
wi-re
fact-d
wilh
I
he
in-eecsity
of
inakinir
a
ih;i-lic
eil
in
the
annual
dii-
IimiiN.
which
would
result
in
a
utitantial
drop
in
lite
value
o
I
lie
hank
shares
and
further
tuiKhl
adversely
affect
I
lie
H'i-
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
SENDS
CONTRIBUTION
fund.
will
he
ral
slinnliiiK
of
the
hank,
lo
"liviale
the
possihilily
of
sueh
a
serioiM
silualiou
and
in
order
lo
protect
the
lihWrhohlers
and
the
pulilic
as
well
as
in
Jhe
inleres!
or
general
finanelal
utalMlity.
the
ilireHoVs
of
lhoriiion
llank
lifter
eshausthe
eousiieraliol.'eiied
it
their
wisest
course
to
obtain
Hie
consent
of
lite
nrliiiff
uiiiiis-
ler
or
finance
lo
a
sale
lo
the
tltoyal
Hank."
j
The
purchase
by
the
I'nioii
ISauk
or
the
Itoyal
reduces
the
mill)
uf
hanks
chartered
by
the'
Federal
overnmeiil
lo
eleven.
The
total
liabilities
or
.the
rniiin
ul
the
end
of
March
were
i
1
1
1.0KX.1
in
und
lhe
total
assets
nttr.ni(i.;u.
The
lloyal
liabilities
were
Kiill2.5H3.u5
1,
and
the
lolal
as
sets
.(itj,r27,COt
at
the
end
or
March.
The
paid-up
capital
oT
Hie
rnion
i
liiH.ooo.ono
and
the
reserve
1.
750,(100.
The
paid-up
capital
or
Hie
lloyal
in
20,tU0,-000.
and
the
reserve
Hie
same.
TO
CHILDREN'S
WARD
linn
T.
II,
Paltullo,
member
ror
Ibe
district
lias
seiu
ine
ioi-IiivvIiil'
nersonal
Idler
to
Hit
editor
or
Ibis
paper
accompanied
l,y
his
check:
"lieiir
Mr.
Pullen.
"I
mil
ice
by
Hie
press
that
a
campaign
is
neing
carm-u
on
Ituperl
ror
Ibe
Iicneiii
oi
no-Ubiblren's
Ward
oT
the
Hospital
and
have
pleasure
in
cnelosiuK
cheque
Tor
20.00
towaru
mis
I
trust
llial
ine
r.niupuw"
very
successful,
"railbrully
yours,
"I".
II.
PATTULLO."
STOCK
MARKET
n.C.
Silver
llaellou
Cohall
Indian
l.
liuuwell
Premier
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Hayvlew
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Sound
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Intel
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raisimr
of
n
loan
iifiSelklrk
'"'Looo.uon
for
Hie
purpose
of
'"OHig
or
reducing
or
otherwise
''ItiriiinK
the
whole
or
any
pur-or
lomis
r
ohliKiitlous
lo
'"""'la
and
ror
public
works
and
(S'Mipi'ui
purimses.
Terminus
Jtid.
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Sbenton
Is
sailing
lulit
on
.
Iho
Prince
Ituperl
for
Vancouver
on
u
boll
day
I
rip.
BUCKLEY
BAY
CLOSED
DOWN
Manager
and
Other
Officers
of
PRICES
STEADY
Massett
Timber
Co.
Arrive
in
City
on
Way
South
The
iis
fin
ecu
men
lel
at
Hie
Massell
Timber
Go.'.s
mill
at
Ituekley
Hay
will
proceed
south
lo
Vancouver
at
the
first
uf
the
week
and
the
plant
will
then
in
charge
of
two
or
three
watchmen
staled
It.
It.
Maxwell,
manager
of
Ibe
plant,
who
arrived
in
I
lie
city
this
nioruiu
on
Ibe
I'rince
.lobu
on
his
way
south.
.lack
MrOonahl,
former
accountant
at
Ituekley
Hay
and
more
re
cently
puieliasins
atienl
for
the
company
al
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
rily-troiii
the
oii(li
today
and
wilJpryceiMl.ioiiil
yn
Uw
Prince'
Joliii
to
Jluekley
IthjPII
will
be
in
charge
uf
Hie
plant
durinjr
Hie
period
or
its
shut
down.
Mr.
Maxwell
stales
Ihal
Hie
company
i
goin.j?
lo
sell
its
and
Hie
$10,000
slock
in
the
general
slore
Ibe.re.
'1'he
mill
is
not
cxpvt'led
'In
"reopen
for
al
least
a
year's
lime.
Mr.
Maxwell
is
aeenmpaiiied
b
his
wife
and
I
here
also
arrivei;
on
the
I'rince
.lohn
lr.
(iuy
Pal
mer,
v1iu
has
bef
ii
physician
for
the
company,
and
J.
H.
McW
il-liains,
Wlio
has
been
in
charge
of
Hie
wireless
.station
at
Ituekley
Hay.
They
will
all
go
syulh
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
night.
ON
HALIBUT
Today
168,500
Pounds
Sold
exchange
at
from
10.7
to
13.2c
a
Pound
at
llalihut
arrivals
were
heavier
Ibis
morning
lhan
they
havt
in
i.ti
rue
some
davs
nasi
hut
oriees
remained
steady.
Anieri
mis
iivitii'-'i'iI
tile
and
5e
anil
lanadiiius
nearly
lie
and
5e.
total
of
108,500
pounds
was
nnirlvclcil
102.000
nounds
from
Viiinrieiili
limits
and
50.500
I
it
H
from
Canadian.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Allen.
:tn.ooo
oiiuml.
at
12.3e
ami
5e,.
o
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Yellowstone.
Ilt.otio
pounds,
al
la.Vu
and
Oc,
lo
Hie
Hoolh
Fish
cries.
Fidsvold.
I
LOO0
pounds,
at
l.'l.2e
and
Oe,
lo
the.
lloyal
Fish
t:..
Democral.
2J.000
pounds,
a'
la.lo.anil
Oe,
and
Middletou,
!,-
000,
at
l-.5c
and
0c,'
lo
Hie
Uiu-
adiau
Fish
Hold
Storage
Lo.
Canadian
Impefieuse.
8,000
pounds,
alj
1
0.0c.
and
Oe;
Mayriuwcr,
1,000
j
ooniiifs.
at
10.7c
and
5u,
and!
Uaygeon,
il,000
pounds
ul
10.8c
and
Sc,
to
Ihv
Laoadiau
l
ish
Uold
Storage
Co.
Tramp,
I
l,o0
pounds,
al
lO.Ue
aud
5e,
lo
ihevAlliii
Fisheries.
Alii,
8,500
pounds
at
I
OAK
and'Dc;
Inez
II.,
18,000
pounds
al
II.
lc
and
0e;
and
Kouosu,
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
7.5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
f'.oor
for
ti
ire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
nnvwhere
at
Anytime.
ding
parlie.
.
n.oni
Mnlnl.
3rd
Ava.
Tor
rats,
apply
to
Boston
and
m
at.
PRINCE
RUPERT
0
rill.
Third
Ave.
UATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.
.
f
I
iltl
rttird('i
Clrcilrtlon
1653
Strut
472.
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MAY
23,
1025.
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mil
mi
TO
BE
TAKEN
OVER
BY
ROYAL
ARTFR-HAI.I
S
fflMPANY
OF
WINNIPRf,
LOWEST
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i
ri
i
to
Endorsement
hy
Shareholders
of
Each,
Announces
Finance
Minister
(fl'TWv
,
May
'L
''
'V
Htililt,
acting
minister
of
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II.
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niriii
in
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if
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llll'Mi
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ni
Tin1
purchase
requires
ralificalion
y
1
lie
shareholders
of
Mil
I.;!!.
IS
WANTED
BY
U.S.
COURTS!;
u
mat!
I
f
.
.
B
I
Miy
Have
his
Bond
of
125,000
Estreated
V.VXi;
it
Vl',11.
May
23.
.lark
i
iitii
liHiuiiiiir
nil
miuem
4
u-Uoir.
under
lKuor
d
.
I
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IIIXI'II'S.
VtlllllU'l
f
jw
and
Is
nut
available
.t
ordered
to
return,
i
:
t!..
show
up,
in
H
i
.
y
understood
lif
will
not.
f
.
.'5.000
will
he
for-
l
Mrs.
yianlcy
Baldwin,
wife
of
Hie
Hnti.-h
pienner,
anil
Hie
Iurhc
of
Aberconi
heside
her
examine
a
dre-s
or
Hie
lieri'od
or
IT.'tt
nl
the
lloyal
School
of
Art
Needlework
exhibition
in
London
receully.
Carter-Halls
Company
are
.
Lowest
Tenderers
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
(Special
to
Daily
News)
OTTAWA,
May
23.
The
tenders
for
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
havo
bacn
opened
and
consideration
is
being
given
to
the
various
bids.
No
contract
has
yet
been
let.
While
nothing
official
has
been
given
out
in
connection
with,
the
tenders,
it
is
understood
that
The
Carter-Halls
Company
of
Winnipeg
are
the
lowest
bidders.
The
Carter-Halls
Company
built
the
elevator
at
Edmonton
and
they
have
been
doing
big
jobs
of
that
nature
in
different
parts
of
tlje
country,
Including
Vancouver.
Buckley
Opening
up
Logging
Canw
on
Queen
Charlottes
to
1
Supply
Local
Mill
with
Logs
ii.
iiis
w:.v
In
Purl
Cleineiils
where
he
Will
oueu
uu
(i.
lus
.ri.i.r
i-.iinu
whicli
will
urodiiee
logs
for
Hie
Prince
Ituperl
Spruce
n
n
i
p
v
...
.
Mills
Ltd.,
and
possibly
his
own
mill
ul
Purl
l-lemeut
when
it
is
reopened,
Frank
J,.
Huekley,
well
known
tinnier
operator
ot
litis
dislricl,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupcrl
lliis
.morning
and
will
sail
loniglil
on
Hie
Prince
John
for,
the
ljueeii
I'll!!
i-lnl
!
U
mills.
Ullllliuii.
......ii...
.Mr.
Hockley
announces
llial
lln
new
camp
will
employ
lo
shipi
wilh
uliiiol
L'.'i
men.
A.
K.
.loluislone
is
wilh
Mr.
Ulickley
ami
will
be
suiierinlendenl
of
the
1:.wiw,ru.,,nr
sishockley
&
hanson
Mr.
Hockley
on
Mussed
Inlet.
I
Itcgurdifig
the
Port
t
lemeiils
mill,
Mr.
Huekley
slated
thai
it;
would
slarl
cultiiiig
as
soon
usj
conditions
permitted
but
Ihal
would
probably
not
lie
Tor
.some
mouths
at
least.
,
Also
accompanying
Mr.
Huek-ey
on
Ibis
I
rip
is
W.
I'..
Salmon,
chief
inspector
for
Vickers,
Ibe
big
Hrilish
airplane
manufacturers
al
Wcybritlge,
Kuglaiid.
Mr.
Huekley
has
taken
a
large
contract
In
supply
Vickers
wilh
airplane
spruce
und
has
sub-lfl
'irders
(n
district
mills
including
Hie
plant
here
which
I
bey
visil-ed
today.
BASEBALL
National
League
Ciiicimiatti
1
1,
Philadelphia
SI.
Louis
8,
Huslon
0.
Chieaao
2,
Hrooklyn
0.
1,500
pound.
al
10.7c
anfl
5o;
to
Ibe
Huolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
llingleailer.
0,500
pounds,
al
l0,7oWl
5c,
lo
iliePiicifie
FishT
cries.
nnm
nuiTiiPnn
lArl
UlC
Terrifying
Earthquake
Southern
Japan
was
Worst
in
Thirty
Years
TOKIO,
May
215.
The
department
oT
coinniuuicutiono
an-oounVed
today
that
more-
than
00
ier!-oiis
are
believed
la
be
flruj
and
several
liumlred
liouscs
tlauiaged
in
an
eartlumiike
unci
Hie
at
Kinosaka
Spring,
the
famous
resort
visited
by
tourists.
II
is
not
believed
lliut
any
of
the
foreigners
are
victims.
Another
report
stales
thai
Hie
railroad
train
was
buried
in
a
collapsed
lun'neljiear
Ashiiya.
LONDON,
May
2.)
Tokio
reports
slate
thai
the
earthquake.
in
southern
Japan
was
of
a
ler-
-
.-
iirying
nature,
and
Hie
shojek
was
the
worst
felt
in
ao
years.
OSAKA.
May
23..
A
severe
corllumakc
occurred
at
tl.08
(his
miMiiing
centred
in
the
Taji-ma
district
80
Unites
norlhwesl
of
Osaka.
It
is
reporled
Ihal
200
houses
collapsed
at
foyo
Oka.
'there
were
numerous
Hies
and
railroads
and
telegraphs
lo
the
north
coast
were
.interrupted.
PRINCE
JOHN
BACK
i
IN-SERVICE
AGAIN
'Arrived
This
Mornlna
at
8
o'
clock
from
Vancouver
and
Islands
Capt.
McLean
In
Command
Atler
a
mould's
lay-up
in
the
south
for
general
overhaul
which,
however,
did
not
include
dry
docking,
C.V.Il.
'steamer
Prince
John,
wilh
Cap!.
Neil
McLean
on
I
he
bridge,
arrived
Irom
Vancouver
via
Ibe
Uucen
Char-
lolle
Islands
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
is
scheduled
lo
re-lurn
south
by
Ibe
same
route
al
8
o'clock
loniglil.
The
trip
up
Hie
eoasl
was
a
fine
one
wilh
the
exception
oT
some
Tog
lhe
Tirs'
day
out
or
Vancouver.
The
ves
sel,
which
was
delayed
through
having
to
unload
110
Ions
or
coal
al
Ibe
Naien
Harbor
whal
ing
station,
brough
a
Tew
pas-
engers
here
and
a
small
freight
cargo
'including
salt
nun
empty
tierces
for
Ibe
Canadian
risli
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
EMPIRE
DAY
LESSONS
TAUGHTIN
SCHOOLS
No
Demonstrat'on
this
Year
but
Inetoad
There
were
Prac
tical
Talks
on
Patriotism
Yeslerday
was
Umpire
Hay
MCMURRAY
HAS
RESIGNED
FROM
in
litl
3
tUlnXKd
JUD
sleinl
of
havinv
a
procession
am
Will
Build
New
Govornmont
Building
There
Shockley
Coming
to
Supervise
Work
Olor
Hanson
and
F..
H.
Shock
lev
have
been
awarded
the
con
tract
for
Hie
erection
of
the
new
government
building
al
Smith
ers.
It
is
expected
Ihal
Mr.
Shoekley
will
come
north
from
Vancouver
shortly
to
supervise
Ibe
work.
EXPLOSION
IN
FORD
MOTOR
BUILDING
AT
WINNIPEG
EARLY
TODAY
WINNIPKli.
May
23.
Thirty
men
were
hurled
lo
tne
noor,
tV
-llflll
Mil
stulninir
injuries,
near
public
gathering
were
given
les-
-iins
mi
iiiiliiol
sm
in
Itieir
in
dividual
rooms.
A
number
of
the
teachers
gav
lessons
on
Hie
Hag.
the
politi
cal
nosiliou
ol
Canada
as
a
part
i.r
the
Hrilish
Kmpirc
and
us
oosilion
as
a
self-Covcrning
ualioii.
COOLIDGE
SUFFERS
INDIGESTION
ATTACK
WASIUNOTON.
May
23.
Pre
sident
Coolidge
suffered
from
an
attack
of
indigestion
touay
ne
cessitating
the
cancellation
of
nil
ntiuis.
tils
'n
nvs
c
ans
an-
..
i
'
,
-
i
.
iioimeed.
His
inilisiiosilion
I
vrebllnu
rau'nlly
lo
trealmenl
and
no
serious
concern
Is
felt.
FISHERMAN
DIES
by
buildings
were
rocked
when
'Iie
dealb
occurred
id
me
the
enuuielling
department
or
the
Prince
Ituperl
ieneral
uospuai
i.i.i
Motor
Co.
al
Pur
ago
Ave.
at
0:10
his
morning
oi
uieury
ui.iinL
ii.
I
l.v
ii
triis
pvnlnslon
Ifleririre
n
fisherman.
.
Decease
this
morning.
Much
muclilnery
vas
03
years
or
age
ami.
was
u
was
wrecked.
native,
of
Germany.
KING
CABINET
OTTAWA,
May
23.-
Hon.
K.
J.
McMurray,
solicitor
general,
'tendered
his
resignation
and
it
ha
bee'n
accepted.
Premier
Mackeii-:
zie
King
announced
in
tho
House
of
Commons.
Mr.
McMurray
"said
lo
resign-
fessioual
ami
private
halure,
which
il
is
underslood
refer
to
the
indebtedness
of
the
lejal
firm
of
which
he
is
a
member
lo
the
defunct
Home
Hank.
PRINCE
ALBERT
HAS
.
.
BEEN
.
SOLD
Will
to
Overhauled
at
Yarrows
and
Returned
to
Service
VANCUl'VF.It,
May
23i
The
leainship
Prince
Albert
has
been
released
from
custody
al
Victoria
where
she
has
been
held
since
last
October
following
a
libel
against
her
hy
the
Comjnercial
Pacific
Cable
Co.
.of
tUii
rran-cisro
having
been
soblrto
Hrnest
Wild,
a
Vancouver
bruker,
it
is
announced.
;
The
cable
company
claimed
k
11)11,1)00
from
the
roriner
ovvii-ers
Tor
alleged
daiuages
when
the
vessel's
anchor
Tooled
the
cables
while
lying
off.
the"'
Cali
fornia
Coast-
on
Iwo
occasions.
The
parlies
are
underslood
to
have
reached
an
amicable
agree-mcnl,
the
lerms
of
which
are
not
announced.
Wild
paid
$12,208
Tor
the
ship.
(Special
to
Dally
News)
YICTOIUA,
May
23.
The
steamer
Prince
Albert
which
has
been
in
custody
sof
'Uie
marshal
here
wilh
$15)0,000
libel
plaster
ed
on
her
will
be
thoroughly
ovi;:
uauled
al
Yarrows
und
rein,
il
into
service.
TIDAL
WAVE
ON
LAKE
ONTARIO
Water
Rolled
In
Some
Places
Moro
Than
150
Feet
Inshore
IIOCIIKSTFJI.
N.Y.,
May
23.
--
A
tidal
wave
along
20
miles
of
Hie
American
shore
struck
Lake
Ontario
this
morning
causing
heavy
damage
to
line
village
and
Hiv
summer
resorts.
No
loss
of
life
Is
reported.
The
wave
rolled
in
some
places
more
than
lint
reel
Inshore
carryluig,
wreckage
mid
small
boals.wllh
it.
Monday.
Muv
25,
being
Kmpiro
Day
llhere'vvlll
be
no
iijsue
of
Ibe
Daily
News.