II.
Ik
i'mIIc
reported
twelve
In
fifteen
inline
of
snow
ii
VI
oil.
Minn
III
Inriillln
:ilii
1
1
1
viiiki'
u-fi.
in
"r-bv
district
wii
hard
hit
by
the
terrific
wind,
"
rr'
Hw
J1)(
v:tutt
iiainapi
SH
PRICES
-
BETTER.TODAY
Cents
Paid
for
Best
Grade
Halibut
on
Exchange
I
sj
f
Hie
fuel
thai
'
Ic
avy.
price
U,
.
r.
...
ur
fal
American
'M.ooo
pounds,
sjgt
Ml.lr
In
Ailin
fisheries,
'"ina
i.i.unds,
al
y.lr.
i
I
lie
lloolh
Flsliefies
:.,
"
fin
.
to.lKMj
jiouiids,
a
'I
Ut
Hie
i'aeifio
Fisl.-
I
'.iHMl
pounds,-
at
Kir
I
'
iiya.
j
1.(1011
MitiiiI,
at
aii'1
r.
Dona.
tUi(M)
iiotimN
111
and
le.
and
Helianrr-
1(1
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.
.
'
i
uian
I
isli
A
Cold
Slor-
I-"1W
Tl.llllll
i.ntiihl.
til
111
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liiiivn,
Hm
pojmds
al
il
b
.
mid
Sadie
lv.',
fl,5(i
llll!'
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'
I
II
1..
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(..
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I
I...
II
J'
wli
Co.
Canadian
-
H.
110(1
liounds.
al
!'ifi
offered
1n
many
orchard.
Tin-
fishing
iinliitry
for
i
fisli
along
I
he
lake
shore
hard
hil.
miles
of
beach
(iltANIl
FOHKS.
April
20.
-
-lion.
William
Sloan
and
l.
H-I'oolcy,
reprcseiiliiiii
respectively
the
Liberal
and
Conservative
Torres
in
Ihe
rlcclkm
lu
lake
place
here
Saturday
and
fik
which
noiiiinalioiis
look
pluce
b-
i
..II
....i,.V
day.
are
here
lo
remain
an
will)
very
hail,
hcin;;
while
was
being
washed
away
ami
fishing
houses
undermined.
At
Hamilton
a
real
winter
snowstorm
raged
las
night.
In
Eastern
States
ClflCAcH),
April
2.
Severe
wiuil
am
.rainstorm
npprojwdi.-
pan!
aijinj:
(he
proportions
or
a
tornado
iiqni'iii
halibut
J
jn
.onie
localities
swept
ils
de-
.in
ni;
iii
"P
were
considerably
slrurtivr
course
from
Wisc-m-in
i
i
lie
average
for
last;
to
New
Midland
tin
Sunday.
Scv-boats
averaged
'eral
persons
were
killed
and
ap-i
Mir
and
Ir
and
(proximately
two
score
were
Iji-
(
!
k
i
(
I
y
tinder'
lhaljtirei
while
properly
damage
is
ii
"I
-.".1.1.50(1
IhjuihIs
I
estimated
al
more
(ban
a
million
IH'U
i.
L'O'.t.r.nu
vu
from
and
a
half
dollars.
New
Knu'lainl
and
-.(J,UHI
from
d
-ales
were
u
fol-
was
deluded
wilh
snow
find
low
li-m'peraluies
were
reojrled
nl
many
points.
NO
SETTLEMENT
J)F
COAL
STRIKE
Conference
Called
by
Premier
Armstrong
Breaks
up
Without
Result
Tendcr
air
being
called
fur
I
he
creel
ion
of
a
grain
rh'valor
here
by
I
In-
dc-jtiily
minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
I
Ik
lenders
lo
be
in
the
hands
of
the-department
by
May
IK.
Tlii'
work
is
lo
include
t
superstructure
of
(he
elevator
of
reinforced
concrclc
with
limber
dork
galleries
and
warehouse.
i.iwiii.
u-iiinii
u'iim
iiiiiiiiieiueii
inn
1
1
..
Meeting
and
conferences
are
n-i
r
bur
held
dally
in
sonw
part
of
th(Uv
(constituency.
PREMIER
IS
TAKING
MANAGEMENT
OF
49
VICTIM!
I
A.
April
20
Word
has
been
received
here
from
Toronto
that
Ihe
Premier
Mining
Company
is
lo
lake,
over
the
management
or
operations
at
the
v
TENDERS
INVITED
FOR
ELEVATOR
BY
MAY
18
AT
OTTAWA
orly.Nlne
.Mine
under
lerms
ad-
antageoUH
lo
the
company
and
to
the
djslrict.
5
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Jl
all.
Ambulance
wilU
newly
.laid
iluucinjr
So
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
invwhira
at
An'
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
.
i
u.i.i
r
ding
parties.
and
Bin
i
'
"
's
''11
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
In
Boston
MATT
VIDEO
Crill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
NO.
M.
7
XV
IMMNCI-:
ItLT'KUT,
lJ.li.
MONDAY.
A1MUL
20,
1025.
Saturday'
Circulation
1607
Straat
Salaa
482.
PRICE
FIVK
GEN1S.
EAVY
SNOWSTORM
AND
GALLS
ONTARIO
ANtl
MIIH
CASE
STILL
STIRS
VANCOUVER:
CHINESE
BOY
IN
CAPTIVITY
mtor
KotiirnQ
fn
flnfvivi.
fiwfA
7Wi;e
to
Fifteen
Inches
of
Snow
in
Some
Portions
of
the
Province
I.
l
A
AT
iL
U
i
Ci
I'll
several
and
injuring
many;
Snow
in
New
England
'HUH
tNTO.
April
20.
Old
Ontario
suffered
a
relapse
into
iii
li
in.
v
-
i
m
mm
l'i
'i'n
ill
i
iiv
ill
1,1
til
I
Mil
iiiii
ii.ii
i
in
icTiiHelvL's
mil
of
miow,
iii
Mime
piares
a
foot
deep.
Tlie
.
.
.
w
.
.
-
.
.
-
U
,
If
(1
llll
If'lllllfldl
I
tr
i.
I
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I
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uiii,
,,oni
im.iiiiii.'"
l
''"e
und
e,
and
Mayflowrr.
'
a
-au
an
1
tsh
,
Cold
Slor-
"
I'
in
C..U00
ooiimls.
al
K.Hr
J
r
in
ii...
ii
i
'
Swan.
5,0(1(1
pounds,
at
u'"l
r
to
I
he
At
I
in
Kinber-
APPn
RAMD
KILLED
TODAY
"
RoSDOnslhln
Fnn
Mnn.IKI
tPloslon
at
Sofia
Shot
by
Police
s,,f'IA
Aprii
I'll.
..
M
vii.rr
''"f
officer
,.r
ii
i....
':
ad
mib-chief
(Jr
the
foriu
,
''Xl'CUIIVC
Of
lh(!
COII-
I
said
by
llul-
1,111
bOllCl!
lo
l.i.v,,
,.
I,....
II...
nb
in
u,
,...,,,,
t
hnk"lOl
persons
(,,
was
'
a
"
k'""d
thl
morning
fl"
'
y
Hie
police
and
"
1,1
,
e
-'uTi'inJcr.
.II.M.II'AX,
April
ill.
I
he
ron-ferenre
railed
by
Premier
Arm-slroiiK
lo
endeavor
lo
elTerl
a
selllemeiil
of
the
waye
dispute
which
has
dislocated,
Ihe
coal
iiiinins
induslry
of
Nova
Scolia
for
Ihe
past
six
weeks
ami
which
was
attended
by
John
I..
Lewis,
international
president
of
Ihe
United
Mine
Workers-and
by
Hoy
Wolvin,
president
of
I
lie
llrillsh
Kinpire
Steel
Corporation,
broke
up
without
having
allained
ils
object.
RUSSIA
REFUSES
TO
TAKE
PART
CONFERENCE
ON
TRAFFIC
IN
ARMS
(il-NKYA,
April
'''"'"
has
rerused
lo
parlleipaje
in
Ihe
rourereiue
on
Ihe
control
of
Ihe
Iralllc
in
arms,
iiialntainiiir.'
uegalive
allilude
towards
Ihe
League
or
Nations
except
on
secondary
ueslion
such
as
matters
of
a
humanitarian
char
acter.
.
POLITICS
WARMING
UP
GRAND
FORKS
ELECTION
DEDICATION
(icrabline
Karrar's
privak'
ar
was
sean
lied
by
ciisloins
ulficials
Hie
oilier
day
wbeu
Hie
prima
donna
was
cn
route
from
Moolreal
lo
Itullunil,
1..
ami
an
assorlinciil
of
liipiors
was
found.
NEW
CHURCH
'?ky
of
Demand
for
Salmon
Bishop
DePencler
Officiated
at
Formal
Opening
New
Anglican
Edifice
CONFIRMATION
SERVICE
Huge
Crowds
Attend
Both
Services
at
St.
Andrew's
Yesterday
The
oeniiiK
'f
'he
new
Anglican
Church
yesterday
was
a
great
event
not
only
in
the
life
d
the
church
but
of
Ihe
city.
He-:
cognizing
this
the
presbtcrians,
.Methodists
ami
members
ot
the:
Salvation
Army
joined
in
the
event
by
attending,
the
opening
.ervice
yesterday
morning,
and
again
in
(be
evening
(he
church
was
crowded
lo
the
iloois.
Nol
only
was
the
buildiuig
dedicated
lo
the
service
uf
Cod
by
llishop
Uel'cncier
but
a
confirmation
service
was
held
when
six
girls
and
a
man
took
on
themselves
Ihe
vows
made
on
their
liehair
al
(heir
baptism.
Those
con
Tinned
were
Miss
(race
Ackroyd,
the
Misses
l.ong,
Ihe
Misses
Cox,
Miss
Mimthor
ami
a
Japanese
boy.
The
llishop
gac
a
very
impressive
address
and
oilier
clergy
taking
pari
were
Archdeacon
lliv,
llev.
Canon
Itushhrook,
ami
llcv.
T.
I.
Proctor
uf
lla.ellon.
Two
anlhcms
were
sung
by
Ihe
says
'Major
Motherwell,
Chief
Inspector
of
Fisheries
in
B.C.
.Market
conditions
as
far
as
Hie
s.idmou
business
is
concerned
promise
lo
be
very
salisfaclory
Ibis
year,
stales
J.
A.
Alolhei
well,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
who
is
visiting
ihe
rily
today.
.Slocks
from
previous
ears
being
now
all
cleaned
up,
a
condition
very
similar
lo
lhal
of
pre-war
days
is
returning.
Hujers
are
begging
for
Ihe
production
of
Ihe
canners
inslead
ol
Ihe
ciiiiiicrvincn
having
lo
extend
themselves
lo
llnd
a
uiuikel
as
I
hey
bad
lo
do
in
recent
years.
In
addition
lo
this,
there
i.-no
reason
(o
expect
a
large
pack
of
sockeye
on
account
of
Ibis
being
a
light
cycle.
-
.
.
.
Wilh
such
conditions
as
these!
Hie
inwstigalions
prevailing
this
summer,
il
will
m-ovidc.
be
necessary
to
keep
a
closo
watch
on
Ihe
fishing
and
plan
are
being
made
for
an
iulensiried
patrol.
.Major
.Motherwell
announces
that
Iwo
airplanes
from
Jericho
Ik-ach
stalion,
Yaucou-
rr,
will
again
be
Used
out
of
Prince
Itupcrt
Ibis,
season
wilh
Flight
l.ieuleiiaut
l-irl
and
Hying
Olllcer
A.
II.
Hull
again
Ihe
pilots.
The
machines
to
bi
used
will
be
simitar
lo
those
oT
last
year
bul,
willi
engines
new
and
fuselage
practically
rebuilt,
il
is
anticipate!
that
they
will
lie
able
lo
conduct
a
more
elfeclive
patrol
over
Ihe
name
district
lliat
was
covered
las
.year.
Looklnn
Into
Halibut
Major
Molherwrir.s
Irip
here
al
Ibis
lime
is
for
Iwo
purposes
ii
.i..n
ii.n
w..i..
i,rl
.
first,
it
is
an
annual
trip
or
mi.-
I..
i
.1.
-I..
linn
ii.
f.-...
j......
was
laken
by
Mrs.
Ackroyd
The
llishoo
also
preached
in
II
enlug
al
which
service
(here
was
also
an
anthem
by
Ihe
choir
and
a
solo
by
Miss
Annie
I
alb
Mtiny
appreciative
coiumenls
on
the
iulerior
of
Ihe
new
building
were
heard
by
those
present
and
salisfacliou
lhal
Hie
building
which
had
been
started
by
Archbishop
ImVcrnel
ami
in
which
he
had
taken
so
much
pride
was
now
an
accomplished
fact.
Inspection
al
this
time
of
the
year
and,
secondly,
he
is
giving
particular
attention
lo
the
hali
but
situation
which
is
being
kepi
i
in
closer
touch
with
jni
account!
of
Ihe
international
treaty
ami'
nl
Migby
Island.
BASEBALL
lor
which
il
Major
Motherwell
arrived
hero
during
Ihe
night
on
Ihe
Malis-piiiu
.which
left
Vancouver
Friday
morning,
(hi
the
way
up
the
foasl,
a
survey
was
laken
o.r
Ihe
halibut
rishtng
in
ilecale
Straits.
Tomorrow
morning,
Major
Motherwell'
will
nroceed
lo
the
Macleod
ij,,,.,.,,
Charlolle
Islands
lb
in
spect
Ihe
banks
otr
North
Island,
lie
will
return'
lo
Vancouver
direct
from
Ihe
Islands.
Arriving
wilh
Major
Midher-well
last
night
was
J.
W.llcn.
gas
hoal
superintendent,
who
will
spend
several
days
here
in
connection
with
Hie
annual
overhaul
of
the
department's
patrol
boats.
American
Chicago
t,
St.
Louis
1
1.
National
New
York
I.
Ilrooklyu
3.
Piltsliurg
Cincinnati
SI.
Louis
(.
Chicago
(I.
Woman
Set
on
by
Dogs
and
Bitten
so
Badly
Her
Leg
has
to
be
Taken
Off
and
She
Died
Two
Days
Later
OTTAWA.
Aliril
20.
Word
has
jusl
reached
here
uf
Hie
dealh
uf
Mrs.
S.
(i.
Clay,
wife
of
Slafr
Sergeant
Way
oT
.tin
Mounted
Police,
following
an
nllack
by
suvuge
dogs
at
Cbesler
field
Itilek
on
Iho
northwest
coast
uf
Hudson's
Hay
last
Seplein
her.
On
September
IU
the
woman
was
walking
alone
jwur
Ihe
post
when
she
was
set
upon
by
Ihe
dogs,
one
leg
iiciug
su
lately
lacerated
Ihul
lvvo
member
of
Hie'
force
and
Father
llupai
irmputaled
il
ut
her
request,
the
nearest
surgeon
being
'1,000
miles
away.
The
woman
died
.on
'September
l
from
shock
and
loss
of
blood,
Sergeant
tlluy
was
absent
on
a
long
patrol
ut
the
Uine.
Chinese
Houseboy
Held
Captive
Until
He
Tells
Who
Killed
Janet
Smith
Story
when
told
will
shake
Shaughnessy
Heights
says
Saturday
Tribune,
Cowpers
paper
"The
myslery
or
Wong
Sing
is
sellled,"
.says
tlie
Saturday
Trillium,
published'
in
Vancouver
and
edited
by
J.
H.
Cuwpejy
roriiiuiiy
editor
of
the
l'rinee
Rupert
UaiJy
News.
"Tlie
Tribune
lias
learned
all
there
is
lo
be
learned
as
jel
about
his
disappear-;
ance.
We
have
seen
a
pholograpb
of
him
taken
in
his
present
place
ot
confinement
wilh
hi
bunds
tied
together,
u
iiioulh's
growlli
uf
beard
upon
his
face,
a
picture
oT
Janet
Smith
upon
Ihe
wall
of
bis
room
and
beside
il
printed
in
ink
in
large
letleifi
wilh
a
brush
the
accusing
word
"Justice."
Hie
place
of
his
eoncealincnl
we
have
taken
no
steps
lo
find
ml.
A
microscopic
examination,
..r
ii...
..i.
..i.
....i.
.
i........
ii.
..i
n.
i.i
ni
1111.111.111
ui'n
pitunn
lllcll
1113
piijuled
lellers
are
on
a
news-i
paper
published
in
Seattle
andj
dated
April
C,
which
was
proh-
j
ably
the
date
on
which
Ihe
photo-
raph
wa
only
clue
ahouls..
.
taken,
and
affords
1
1
1
lo
his
iiresent
wiiere-
pie
ine
photograph
photograph
j-orroliorales
im'TriwriK
in
ms
capior.s
(liar
lie
is
in
a
bad
physical
shape
as
a
result
or
his
conrinenient
and
fears.
Ife
is
said
lo
have
made
some
startling
admissions
during
bold
his
waking
and.
his
believe
Hint
even
without
undue
pressure
they
will
have
he
complete
slory
from
Wong's
lips
about
the
killing
of
Janet
Smith
and
all
Ihe
sensational
events
which
jircceded
and
followed
the
tragedy.
From
hints
that
have
been
dropped,
his
captors
give
Ihe
impression
(hat
tlie
full
story
when
told,
will
shake
Shaughnessy
Heights
lo
its
foi'inlalioiis.
'
Who
are
Ihe
raptors
of
Wwig
Sing?
To
be
pcrrertly
Irank.
The
Tribune
does
not
know.
We
have
had
extended
telephone
conversations
wilh
Ihe
spokesman
of
Ihe
band
and
we
have
received,
a
photograph
of
Wong
Sing
in
his
present
place
of
con
finement,
as
proof
of
their
bona
rides
delivered
through
the
hands
pf
a
presumably
innocent
mes
senger.
Are
Not
the
Ku-Klux-Klan
We
are
assured
lhal
the
inen
who
are
now
holding
Wong
Sing
SEALING
MAY
BE
LEGALIZED
Matter
to
bo
Discussed
at
Ottawa
Before
Any
Definito
Action
Taken
-i-M-:'-"-
OTTAWA,
-April
:'0
It
is
probable
(lie
sealing
treaty
will
be
at
any
rale
amended
if
not
repealed.
A
limited
amount
ot
pelagic
sealing
is
lively
to
be
alfowH'd
after
Ihe
exniratiuri
of
leeping
mometils.
His
captors'
u
,
,
,
f
..,,.,;...
all
phases
of
the
industry
will
be
carefully
considered
by
(lie
authorities
here.
Notice
of
die
change
dues
not
have
to
be.
given
until
m
ar
(he
end
of
they
.
rear.
m
i!
BULGARIA
ASKS
Says
Weakness
of
Country
Taken
Z
Advantage
of
to
Overthrow
Government
PAHIS,
April
20.
llulgari.i
lias
asked
Ihe
allied
council
of
ambassadors
tor
permission
In
add
10,000
men
to
the
mililif,
following
recent
outbreaks
iii
Sofia.
Ills
slated
that
Ihe
in
surreclional
eleiironls
depend
oir
(lie
.military
weakness
of
Hie.
counlry
in
Iheir
plans
to
over-.
ire
acting
neillier
for
Ihe
Scotch
,,.ow
,e
(ioveniineul.
It
I
societies,
for
Ihe
llakcr
family
nor
for
Ihe
provincial
.
police.
They
claim
lo
lie
public-spirited
men
whose
sole
object
is
lo
re
move
(tic
siam
I
rum
ine
minor
of
Iho
province
which
Ihe
murder
ot
Janet
Smith
and
Ihe
palhy
oT
olheiahlom
has
left
upon
it.
We
have
him
safe
where
no
one
from
nrillsii
uoiumnia
can
ver
gel
him.
There
he
will
slay
tt
n
I
i
I
he
completes
the
story
Unit
he
has
partially
lold.
(July
one
thing
will
ever
release
hint,
and
that
is
I
lie
s
arvation
of
our
whole
parly,'
said
Jhe
spokes
man
in
exjiresVlug
his
confident
assurance
that
Wong
Sing
will
never
regain
his
freedom
Willi
out
Iheir
consent
ami
upon
their
conditions.
Asked
if
his
parly
ha
anv
ronnec.llojt.wllh
IheKu
Klux
Klan
or
if
it
wa
true,
as
reported
at
Iho
llinu
of
Wong's
disappear
anco
lhal
a
body
ot
armed
men
clad
in
while
robes
and
hood
had
seized
the
Chinaman,
,tb
.spokesman
said
lhal
he
and
his
triends
had
no
coniieclion
with
Ihe
K.
K.
K.,
or
any
other
orguiti
ration,
and
thai
there
was
no
(continued
on
page
ix)
thought
likely
the
council
grant
an
increase
oT
7,000.
FIVE
LIVES
LOST
IN
Wil
RESERVOIR
BURSTING
SCOTLAND
AT
WEEK
END
(il.ASfiOW
April
20.
Five
lives
were
lost
and
consideralila
daimwe
was
done
lt
property
when
the
reservoir
alSkelmorlie
containing
three
million
gallon
ot
water
located,
on
Ihe
hillside
burst
sweeping
away
dwelling
$
ami
trees
in
ils
path.
MORE
EARTHQUAKES
MAKE
JAPAN
TREMBLE
TOIv'IO.
April
20.
The
most
seven!
earl
luiuake
ever
experienced
iu
a
year
occurred
in
tin
region
15
minute
after
luiduiulit
this
morning.-
This
Wa
followed
by
it
second
quake
several
hour
later.
No
damage
i
reported.
J.
II.
l'illsbuiy,
manager
of
Iho
dry
dock
who
i
in
Vancouver
oi
business,
is
expected
back
on.
Wednesday.