n
r
l
i
In
,
iioM.
II
ALU'
X.
Miiv
2.
Imvc
lives
were
lute
mi
Tliurxl.iy
:v
when
Hit'
.oYu
.Scotia
Uirce-maslcd
schooner,
Cape
w!i,
-ii
wjs
huvc
In
off
Cape
Lallnvrc,
laden
willi
sill,
was
I
piled
Stales
Shipping
Hoard
steamer
Clackamas,
;i
in
it
s
J
willi
n
cargo
of
coal.
T
i
(
i'f
Ihir
did
ii
ii"c
dive
In
k
Indium
when
she
wu-ig
willi
lire
Mir
entire
crew
save
one
man.
Captain
V
i.l'.'il
fel':lMlfll
virii
wii
liiif
mil
ti
1
1
1-
.....-....
I
1..-
II...
11
A
.
-.
-
.
...
.......
,
.
riin.'i
i
iiviiiii
II.-
Ill
vii
in
till
"'H'Uh
ui
alioi-(,
nii.
Mi
I
;
ickaiiia-.
Iml
tlit
Captain's
wife
perished.
RESOLUTION
ON
U.S.
BOUNDARY
Commons
Adopts
It
and
it
Read
to
Senate:
Small
Changes
Made
lie
Stales
if
'
i
s
of
laml.
11
Killed
I
I.M.I.,
m..i..
an
ad-
FATAL
AFFRAY
SEATTLE
HOTEL
TufA
llll.
.
"
"
nillCrl
artrl
A
-
-
II..
...
unu
r
avail
y
ounacd
Allegedly
In
Seir
Dcfonse,
,
s"
V
I
I
I
1
May
2.--Two
per
'
i
'ib'd
ami
a
lliinl.
is
111
Im.spiial
as
a
res
nil
!"S
nITrny
in
a
hotel
IS
.-hi.
Miss
Nora
Hey-,,l
l
an
ilaidenllfie'.l
'matt
falally
vsoiimle.l.
1111
Miiim,s
,.
,,,,,.,,
,y
wiii'i
"if
"llHl,!,
HHIIIh
v,m,s
.,r
age,
who
II
Is
"
seii-iieieiise
""inuii
am
wo
nien
1
1,1
hold
him
tip
lu
his
ASHORE
OFF
HALIFAX
.!!!!"
AX
s.
win,
-ei
ai
or
""Mill,,.,.;,
)f
,
1
1,,
.......
,
,(
Ihe
lliree
men,
nil
i'
crew
of
liu,
Xnr
r
.mo
ileu-niti-i
win-
r.(T
...
m
"llt'll
11,1.
VIW-I.I
Will.
I
.
'"
"
,Jiiy
.
"""f'lx
Harbor
ycsler-
!
,
'iiree
iii'iti,
i.
.
,
Me
ship.
-
llll.'ll
IlL'll
HIIIIIII-
Nv.nJ
.
Jnck
Wyono
jut
'
.,,"
S0,ll'
.!
Monday
YM
-
"Xiomleil
h.,lf,ay
in
"Uttieni
cllk'S.
'
Is
.
,
i
AW
V
51
ay
.
-
A
resulu-w
Uir
treiily
between
In
Initial
Stale
-,
i
ii
1
1
her
ileuiurka-rtialinnal
bound-in-
House
oT
Cum-'y
afternoon
ami
In-
Senate.
Kn
in
iittiodiiciiiK
i!
slated
1
1
i
a
1
1
In
vi
signed
at
AVashing-1-
ii
nary
ami
awaited
l
iurliaiiu'iil.
II"
unladed
urrnnige-r
'lie
maintenance
of
marking
tin
Alaska-
bnmtdary
ami
defining
j:
;
u
i
vvaler
urea
in
the
Ii
Wood,
hitherto
un-"ud
sirnluhtctijng
a
'"
'he
boundary
line
in
Uoeky
Mountains
CANADIAN
WINNER
COMING
ON
MONDAY
Tin'
C.O.M.M.
Steamship
Canadian
Win
hit,
is
expected
here
mi
Monday
In
imiIi'i
dry
dock
for
iiM'rliaiil,
il
wiii
aniinuiic
'd
this
nioriiiiiy.
,
This
vwticl
i
similar
In
mzi'
to
I
ho
Canadian
SiTiillisli.
wliifh
wan
built
hi'rr.
Shi1
is
oni.'
oT
1
1
1
hoals
iilyiny
l
I
hi'
Orient
ami
l
Allunlii-
poi'ts.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
LIGHT
TODAY
BUT
PRICES
IMPROVED
lows:
-.
Nearly
Fourteen
Conts
Paid
for
Two
Small
Canadian
Catches
Halibut
arrivals
were
still
liplil
Ibis
inorliiitp
ami
heller
prices
were
paid
lliaii
Ihuse
prevailing
yesterday,
Canadiati
bonis
vei
ling:
he
best
of
I
lie
bidding.
'our
American
boats
sold
72,500
pouiils
ami
Iwo
Uatiadiatis,
(i.OlHi
piiumls.
Arrivals,
and
sales
were
as
rot-
American
Polaris,
27,0011
pounds,
al
11.1c
ami
c.
lo
Ihe
Pacific
l
tsli.
rie...
Alaska.
20,000
pounds,
al
120
ami
le,
lo
Ihe
Alliif
l
lslieries.
Kidsvold.
1
1,000
pmimls.
al
l:lTe
ami
:e.
lo
Hie
Canuuiau
l-isli
iV
Cold
Storage
l.o.
.'
Vellson.
ll.r00
pounds,
al
la.He
ami
lc,
lo
the
nooiii
i
imi
erirs
Caitadiaii
Co.
Canadian
1
n
i
rmi.'l
ti.
:i.rni
iioumls,
al
l-ish
iV
I'lihl
SliifiiKi;
AGREEMENT
REACHED
i
I.-I..I.
Cl.He
ami
.if,
lo
inn
imj-ai
nui
I'.n
1
Tillie
S.,
II.OOO
pouints,
ai
III.'.ii:
ami
I"
Hatiailian
FISHING
INDUSTRY
ALASKA
FOR
SEASON
Lnhomra
at
Cannorlos
to
$260
for
Season
Beginning
on
May
7
POUTI.AM),
May
2.
The
association
or
ltiHfir
risherlcs
and
ugenls
emi.loying
Chlncsn
labor
ycslenlay
iraehed
a
worklw
agreement
covering
Ihe
Alaska
i
..
.
I
nnttnlnir
111.
Kit
IIIOII
IISIIIIIK
"ou
w"
"
;
iltislry..
Hy
Mm
Htovs
$250
May
of
Iho
i
agreement
laborers
arc
loue
pant
Hir
llti!
season
uegiiiuuie
ami
emlliig
AuguM
20.
il
hunker.'
at
I'rinci!
lliiner!
In
aeruiiiiiiiMJali'
I
lie
prnducl
of
N'nrlheni
Alherla
coal
fields,
has
been
fiirwanleil
In
(he
l't'ileral
aiilhorilies
by
Kilsoit
coal
jiro-iliic.ers
ami
a
fupy
has
hei'ii
nk-
-reived
hy
Hie
Kdiuoiilon
Hoard
of
Trade,
whose
siiiiimh'I
I'm
-
pressing
Ihe
rase
al
Ottawa
has'
been
riMiiL'seil.
In
Ihe
leller
jeeeived
by
IJje
loeal
orvanualion
ycslenlay.
il
is
poiuled
out
Dial
elTorls
are
beinj:
made
to
secure
i
market
in
I'rinee
Huperl
for
Alherla
roal.
II
is
believed
by
l-Msou
eoal
men
thai
Ihe
purl
is
deliiicd
lu
be-eome
one
of
the
largest
shipping
eenlres
im
the
I'arifii'
Coiist
ami
I
luil
il
is
a
logical
murkel
for
Alberta
coal.
A
ixipnlaliun
cf
iiiboul
IK.OUO
eiuilil
be
serveil,
il
is
entile
uilcd,
in
adililion
lo
coal
ing
I
lie
numerous
slijjts,
w
hich
carry
away
Alberta
yfjiiii
and
'
'
catlle.
j
j
Il
is
furtlil'rlaimeiMTial
the
dcvelpiuiient
oTv
Hie
JNJsun
field
wohld
ereale
biisinesi
for
Kd-
iiidiiIoii,
and
if
Ihe
I'm
ee
Huperl
market
is
nol
exploited
in
Ihe
near
Till
lire,
Americans
an;
likely
In
step
in,
as
I
hey
have
a
I
it
inly
done
in
Ihe
I'asl,
ami
supply
eoal
from
Ihe
Alaska
mines.
The"
pel
il
ion
lo
Ottawa
requests
thai
consideration
be
Kiveii
to
Ihe
early
erection
of
hunkers
al
Prince
Huperl,
-so
I
bat
they
may
be
provided
simultaneously
wilh
Ihe
provision
for
ji-rain
shipments.
TIMBER
CUT
IS
ON
INCREASE
Amount
so
Far
Scaled
In
Dis-'
trlct
This
Year
Thirteen
Million
Feet
The
loa
sealing
records
for
Ihe
iiioulb
of
April
atnoituting
lo
;i,:)('ili,Kr'.'
luiard
reel,
adiled
lo
Ihe
sealing
for
Ihe
previous
months
brings
Ihe
lotal
so
far
Ibis
year
lo
i:i,ohi;,3I5
reel
for
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
district.
The
April
eut
s
made
up
as
roiiows:
Douglas
iTr
...
.
Ilcil
Cedar
......
Cons)
Spruce
lleiuloek
...
....
Italsam
.lackpiue
Cypress
...
...
Interior
Spruce
.
.
Colloiivvood
.
.
.
.
In
addition
lo
Ihe
limber
meas
PRINCESS
ILL
2.K58
27r.,rilll
I,m,0o2
1,0
1
0,0
17
270,010
5ri,7tr
7,012
ured
by
board
feel,
there
was
pi
ii
n
I
deal
oT
.smaller
timber
cut
lor
poles
or
piles
or
lies
that
was
measured
in
lineal
feel
cords,
or
individual
slicks.
These
were
as
follows:
Poles
'lineal
feel)
....
217,1170
Get
Hemlock
Piles
"
...
.1
JH
Cedar
Piles
"
....
c.7,:nr
Hemlock
Ties
..
..
..
B,IH
I
Phie
Ties
KH,)I7
r'ciie-c
Posls
feords)
,.
2110
LONDON.
May
2.
Princess
lloyal
Louise,
sister
of
King
Ceorne.
ycslenlay
suffered
igas
trie
hemorrliage.
AdvcrUsc
in
Ihe.
Dally
News.
Tlic
remarkable
achievement
of
.Miss
Mabel
(ireen,
lilmil
lpisl
of
London,
lies
bih
iit'
Uie
publication
of
u
book
re-leiilly.
Ihe
enlire
mauiiM-rid
of
Which,
exlcuiliiif,'
lo
K-00U
wuriU,
slit-
look
down
in
Braille
shorthand
ami
fniill-lessly
Iraiiscrilieil
Joseph
Beland
108
Years
of
Age
Says
Work
is
the
Panacea
for
all
Men's
Ills
OTTAWA,
May
2
That
work
is
the
panacea
for
all
physical
ills
is
the
opinion
of
Joseph
Beland,
a
centenarian
of
Calumet
Island
near
here.
At
any
rate
that
is
what
he
considers
has
kept
him
well
and
enabled
him
to
live
so
long.
He
celebrates
his
108th
birthday
tomorrow
and
says
he
Inlands
to
cut
the
usual
quantity
of
wood.
Mr.
Beland
has
six
children,
40
grandchildren
and
125
great
grandchildren.
Lady
was
Killed
at
Vancouver
When
Automobile
Skidded
and
'
Struck
Light
Standard
Main
St.
VAXCOUVKIl,
May
2.
Miss
Kileeen
McMillan,
iin
.em
ployee
ur
llie
Canadian
Pacific
Itailway,
was
ralally
injtire.il
lust
night
when
llie
ear
in
which
shu
was
a
passenger
skidded
on
the
wel
pavemeiil'
on
Main
Slrcel
and
ended
up
on
llu;
oilier
side
uf
the
si
root
where
il
struck
a
light
standard.
.So
great
was
llie
imparl
that
Miss
McMillan
was
llirnwti
from
lite
car
a
dis-
lance
uT
nearly
2.
feel,
rraclureil
tier
skill!
anil
siniereii
internal
injuries,
as
a
restill
of
'which
she
died
soon
alter
she
was
taken
lo
the
hospital.
Till'
driver
of
Ihe
car.
James
Sandy,
escaped
uninjured
ami
was
laler
taken
into
custody
and
charged
wilh
driving
lo
the
com
mon
danger.
AIRPLANE
PLUNGED
.
800
FEET
TO
GROUND
itOSTON,
May
2,-
Two
occu
pants
oT
the
.National
Ouard
plane
are
believed
lo
have
been
killed
Ibis
morning
when
Iho
machine
plunged
800
feet
lo
tho
ground.
DAILY
TRAIN
SERVICE
Nevl
Monday
Hie
daily
I
rain
service
on
Hie
Canadian
National
Itailway
in
and
mil
oT
Prince
Huperl
will
commence.
A
train
will
arrive
mt
Monday
hioruiug
al
7
o'clock
under,
the
present
schedule
and
Ihe.
next
I
rain
will
be
under
the
nevv
.schedule
arriving
al
:l.:i0
Wednesday
al'lcr-liooii.
The
first
jlcnslbotimr
daily
Iralii
will
leaviv.here,,
at
11.30
Monday
morning."
There
will
be
no
train
in
imiluvsuny
and
no
train
out
on
Sundays.
MAY
DAY
QUIET
IN
ALL
EUROPE
Is
Loslnq
Its
Reputation
For
Disorderly
Demonstrations
of
Worklngmcn
---
LONDON,
May
2.
May
Day
appears
lo
be
losing
ils
bnclime
importance
;(s
a
labor
festival,
at
least
ils
reputation
Tor
dis
orderly
denionslrat
ions
liy,
Ihe
working
class
Is
pnssiijg.
Ad
vices
from
all
llie
grcar
capitals
of
Kurope
lire
to
the
offeel
thai
.,v
IImv
m:ii.,I
Mllii'lK-
Mini
al
.....
...j
...
,
niosl.
entirely
willioiit
disorders
allhough
everv
where
deiponslra
Hons
of
more
oa
bvss
inipui
lance
were
held,
some'
or
an
imposing
character.
BANK
MANAGER
LEAVING
II.
SI.
fi.
Lee,
manager
or
Ihe
Hank
or
Montreal
lias:
been
transferred
to
Calgary
where
ho
will
be
assistant
manager
D,
G
jPaterson
of
Calgary
cotile
icrr
-r.y
O
ft
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Servico
f.oor
for
hire.
Suitable'
Tor
vtlm.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
H
Ave.
parlies.
Slam,
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
For
rat8,
apply
lo
Hostoti
.
Orill,
Tblrd
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV.,
XO.
fo.
IMIIXCK
ltll'LItT,
ifcu,
SATL
KDAY,
MAY
2,
11125.
Vtttirday'i
Circulation
1875
Strttt
8lM
61
6
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
"
N.
S.
SCHOONER
NOSf
DIVED
WHEN
STRUCK
FINAL
PREPARATIONS
MADE
FOR
Nova
Scotia
Schooner
Rammed
by
Clackamas
Nose
Dived
to
Bottom
COAL
BUNKERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Edson
Petitions
Federal
Authorities
Asking
That
They
be
(
Built
Here'
I
-"
'
kdmoxtox.
iiiv
".
a
Ullnf
Crew
hut
one
Man'
Went
Diwi
wUh
Wli"n
w"r
""
"r
.
.
w
.
I
ci
but
Captain
and
Several
Sailors
Saved
BRINGING
CHURCH
UNION
INTO
EFFECT
Final
Church
Meetings
Before
Union
in
Effect
Hacker
to
Remain
Here
The
coming
few
weeks
will
maik
important
changes
taking
p
ace
in
coiinci
lion
wilh
Hie
churches
of
Ihe
coiiiiUv.
Thw
L
nion
of
Ihe
.Melliodisl,
Congregational
amj
a
large
pari
of
Ihe
I
I'lC.sliyleriuu
chnri'li
lakes
place
on
.lime
III
ami
in
llie
meantime
Ihe
church
meetings
are
lo
be
behl
lo
make
final
iinajigf-ments
for
Ihe
change.
Hev.
(I.
(1.
Hacker
leaves
Monday
morning
fur
.Vancouver
lo
allentl
the
Sunday
.School
meeting
and
district
meeting
lo
be
;
followed
by
Ihe
H.C
Uonferriice
which
Will
be
held
Hie
Tullow-
i
nitf
wei'h.
He
will
he
away
about,
a
rorlinuhl.
I
I
There
is
no
delegate
going
'
from
here
to
the
l,rebylerian!
Synoii
meeting,
which
lakes
place!
during
Hie
coming
week,
cuin-
tneiicinj.'
Tuesday
nwhl.
Itcv.
lr.
(Irani,
hope's
however,
to
bel
able
lo
attend
the
general
eon-fcrciiec
in
Toronto
on
June
3.
Al
Ihe
Synod
meeting
this
week
it
is
very
probable
a
new
siioi
will
lie
rormeil
by
repre
sentatives
of
the
non-concurring
I'onvregatiuns
of
which
there
are
union
in
ltlilivl,
l',,l,n,,l,ii,
W.m-I
Weslniinsti'r
went
solidly
againu
union
wilh
four
congregation's'.'
"I
CHANGING
TO
.
OIL
BURNERS
l
lie
launching
lauiictitllg
or
llie
newi
I
he
chaiizu
is
lieinsr
ni!iil.in
rtie
church
is'
a
great
ineiil.
in
church
history.
mil
affect
Hie
local
situation
Now
Combustion
System
at
By.
Products
Plant
Interesting
.
Experiments
Going
on
The
combustion
system
at
Ihe
llupert
Murine
Products
plant
at
fucks
Inlet
is
being
converted
run
coal
burning
to
oil
burn-jug,
the
.new
machinery
having
arrived
here
during
the
week.
move-
interests
oM-TflrWcy
(iupera-It
will
lion.
This
is
only
one
of
several
is
:
improvements
thai
are
being
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
here
re-1
made
to
(be
plant
Ibis
year.
mains
out
or
llie
I
niiu
ami
there
(i.
;.
Hiishhy,
head
of
the
is
no
Congregational
Church.!
concern,
stated
Ibis
morning.
that
The
Melliodisl
Church
will
be:
interesting
experiments
with
a
Ihe
only
one
upholding
the
ban-
view
to
widening
the
scope
of
Iho
ncr
or
unionism
iionism
here.
nere.
!
I
plant
plants
.
production
production
are
are
now
now
bcin:
being
llev.
(5.
.
Hie
loeal
0.
Hacker,
pastor
orjearried
out.
One
-product
that
is
Methodist
Clitirch.
has
being
worked
on
is
the
recovery
J
ic(cepteii
a
request
to
icinjiin
f
oarl
from
salmon
ami
her-'
here
for
another
two
years,
al-
ring
scale
and
halibut
by
U
Ho-s
lliocigli
he
has
been
invited
to
go
talion
process..
The
concern
is
I,.
T
III.
....
I
..I
.
.
.
'
.
.
.
I
iii
i.,iiijsiiiiiii
mm
uiso
10
-wceuniftiso
working
on
a
new
rails,
ills
remaining
is
or
course.
mnieiMilr.ile.
'tin.
ubjccl
lo
llie
approval
of
laliouing
committee.
ELEVATOR
OFFICIALS
ON
INSPECTION
TRIP
C.
D.
Howe
of
Port
Arthur
and
J.
M.
Mercer
of
Vancouver
Arrived
In
City
this.
Morning
C
D.
Howe,
head
of
Ihe
Vorl,
Arthur
elevator
designing
linn
bearing
bis
name,
and
.1.
M.
Mer
er,
eeoiid-vice
president
and
ouslrucliop
manager
of
llie
Northern
Construction
Co.,
ar
rived
in
llie
city
fronr
Vancou
ver
on
Hie.
Prince
Huperl
this
morning.
They
are
paying
a
isil
oT
inspection
to
the
eleva
tor
foundation
work
here
on
which
good
progress
Is
now
be
ing
made.
STOCK
MARKET
H.C.
Silver
..
ranby
Surf
Inlet
..
Dunwell
Premier
Daly-Alaska
L.
K
I
Hayview
Indian
(llacier
Selkirk
Hid.
.
I,.:i8
HUM!
.05
.
:,73
2.:i2
.18
'
.20
.10
.011
Vt
.2
Hi
.03.
RUGBY
LEAGUE
CUP
protein
latter
would?
be.
involve
considerable
extension
los
Asked
1.15
.00
uo
2.10
.25
.Ut
.10
Vi
.27
.05
V
NORTH
OF
ENGLAND
HOCIIDALH,
May
2.
Hull
Kingston
won
the
Noiiherti
Union
rugby
league
cup
today
defeating
Swindon
by
a
score
of
9
'points
to
5
in
the
final
com
pqtltion.
"
the
plant,
so
it
is
being
very
carefully
gone
inlo
before
uity-a
tiling
of
a
definite
natum
with
regard
to
il
is
decided
upon.
z
ELEVATOR
WORK
ATTRACTS
BIDS
Five
Large
Concerns
Known
to
be
Tendering
Montreal.
Engineer
n
City
Today
II
is
known
thai
al
least
live-large
coiil
ranting
concerns
will
lender
for
the
construction
ofi
the
clevalor
superstructure
here
They
are
the
Northern
Construc
tion
Co.
oT
Vancouver;
Carler-
ll.ill
Co.
or
Winnipeg;
Harnetl-McQuecii
Conslruclion
Co.
of
Fori
William;
Cape
iv
Co.
of
Montreal.'
and
llie
Pacific,
Con
slruclion
fio.
otiyancjivpr.
c.
o.
iJoutton,
engineer
rot-Cape
A
Co.
ol
'Montreal,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday's
aHer-noou
truth
lo
'jook
uver
the
ground
vviili
a
vitjw
l,o
luAing
bis
Hrni
submit
a
letfder.
I
he
bids
are
III
be
In
the
hands
of
Hie
Deiiarlitient
of
Trade
&
Commerce
al
OHuvva
by
May
IH,
ami
il
is
cxpeclol
Ihere
will
b
little
delay
liiiwai'iiiug
Ihe
coti-Iract
as
Hid
foundation
work
will
soon
bii
riiilslied'by
llie
Nor
thern.
Construe!
Ion
Co.
CRE0L10N
WINNER
OF
VICTORIA
CUP
LONDON.
May
2
Creolioit
won
Ihe
$2,000
Victoria
Cup
handicap
run
at
llursl
Park
today.
Purple
Shade
came
second
and
Curuvel
tlilrd.
Thirteen
'',-.
Iiorno
run.
1