Judgment
dismissing
Hip
of
.1.
1.
O.avignn,
vs.
II.
K
Shepherd,
.in
which
llio
plaintiff
lit
I
oniloil
In
establish
the
liabil
ity
of
the
iloronilnnl
ns
Ihe
member
of
a
fishing
hunt
crew
in
eortnoolinn
with
a
"hojo"
trip,
was
dismissed
in
the
County
Court
this
muming
by
Judge
Young.
The
case
Was
followed
with
.interest
by
business
as
well
as
fishing
Interests
of
the
city
and
was
taken
in
the
mil
tin;
of
n
lost
allbniirli
Judge
Young,
in
giving
judgment,
asked
that
it
iinl
bo
regarded
as
n
precedent.
According
to
the
judgment,
unless
an
expressed
contract
Is
maiie
wnorciiy
mm;
panics
contract
out
of
the
Masicrs'
and
Ser.
vanls
'Act
il
is
deemed
that
the
association
Is
not
a
partnership
for
and
that
individual
members
tif
tlje
crew
arc
not
liable
for
losses
lo
incurred.
The
action
was
iirought
by
of
the
plait)
I
i
FT
against
Hie
defendant
I
he
in
Hie
attempt
to
nlako
al
the
latter
liable
for
a
share
or
Hie
loss
incurred
during
the
operation
of
the
ba'ibul
boat
Dolphin,
fia
pi.
Hymn,
on
a
"bole"
trip
in
1021.
Judge
Young
held
that
no
con-trad
had
been
proveii
by
the,
plaintiff
against
(he
defendant.
Under
the
Masters'
and
Servants'
Act
il
was
incumbent
on
thci
plaintiff
to.
establish
a
partner
ship.
This
(he
plaintiff
na('
failed
lo
do.
The
judge
staled
that
be
did
not
wish
cilher
Hie
owners
f
J
boats
in-
fishermen
to
lake
Mi
decision
as
a
iirecendent
blitl
reconiinended
in
future
cases
of
11
a
like
nature
there
should
he
a
wrillen
contract
whereby,
if
it
Mr.
was
so
desired,
partnership
could
lie
established
and
the
men
made
liable
for
share
of
losses
as
well
as
right
to
receive
pro-
fits.
S.
W.
Taylor"
bail
Ihe
c,ase
for
Mr.
Oavigan
while
K.
V.
.lones
represented
Mr.
Shepherd.
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
FAIR
TODAY
Over
Two
Hundred
Thousand
Pounds
Sold
at
Prices
Averaging
Around
12c
and
4c.
20
Prices
were
nlftl
ouilc
well
sustained
at
the
l-'ish
Kxcliangoj
I
Ibis
morning,
a
total
of
213,700
imiijuis
of
halibut
being
marketed.
Six
American
bouts
disposed
of
200,000
pounds
unit
four
Canadians,
1.1,700
pounds
.
Arrivals
and
sales
wore
as:
follows.;
i
American
Kodiak,
IK.ono
pounds
at
1
1
.3c
nnu
10
(lie
iiooin
risncriesi
Co.
.
Kagle,
11,000
pounds,
at
11.2c
anil
.'Tic,
lo
the
PaOific
Fisheries.
,
Ivanalak,
20,000
pounds,
at
'il2c
and
Tic,
lo
the
Allin
Fisher-.Ies,
)
Alias
,2
.1,000
pounds
al.
ll.Oo
laml
tic;
ami
Yellowstone,
13,000
'pounds,
at
lc
and
c,
to
the
Jltoyal
Fish
Co.
'
Sumner,
55,000
pounds,
nt
ltn.no,
and
r
to
the
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
1
M'
W.T.
tr
2,000
.pounds,
at
11.1c
Suid
3c
to
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries.
f
Nuba,
1,000
pounds,
at
13.1c
fand
1c,
and
X.
&
S.
3,500
pounds
fat
It.Gc
and
3c,
to
Ihe
Canadian
(Fish
a
Cold
Storage
Co.
:
Point
May
1,200
pounds,
nt
11.7c
and
3c.
lo
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Salmon
Vema
L.,
300
pounds,
at
It
Vie,
In
Hi.;
Royal
Fish
Co.
WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED
,
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Miss
Anna
Stuart
Became
Bride
of
John
Joy
Are
Spending
4
Honeymoon
In
South
At
0
o'clock
Salnnlay
night
at
'the
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'Alex
.Straehan,
Pioneer
Laundry,
ilie
marriage
look
place
of
Miss
vAiina
.Sluart,
daughter
of
Mr.
,'nid
Mrs.
William
Sluart,
Ninth
jplreel,
ami
.lohn
.Joy,
son
of
Mr.
rn
ml
Mrs.
J.
Joy,
510
Ninth
Ave.
Vest.
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
(Irani.
'Vifllcialed
and
the
witnesses
of
Yhie
.ceremony
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Slradinn.
There
was
n
large
'
assemblage
of
relatives
and
friends
nT
Ihe
oonlraeling
couple
nKiicntil
A
1..1K
init!.
fnllmvi'il
'
i
,H,
:C(M.(Mnmiy
aul
,.
beautiful
presents
were
exhibited.
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
Joy
sailed
this
morning
on
Hie
Prince
Rupert)
the
south
on
a
honeymoon
;
Hie
city
I.?.
take
up
their
residence.
The
groom
is
a
member
Hie
Pioneer
Laundry
slalTiuid
bride
was
formerly
employed
Hie
St.
Regis
Cafe.
LARGE
SUM
RAISED
FOR
RENOVATION
OF
METHODIST
CHURCH
REPORTED
AT
ANNUAL
CONGREGATIONAL
MEETING.
(continued
from
page
one)
Iribule
lo
Prince
Rupert
schools,
lioth
in
miblio
and
high
schools
there
were
excellent
teachers
of
hiuh
character
and
wil.h
splendid
Caching
records
and
be
for
iine
fully
aliprecialeil
the
value
or
,,so
inslilulions.
Jle
would
.t.1,.1.
iwiei.
berore
.be
would
lake
nliild
from
a
Prince
lmper
schoo'
and
transfer
to
another.
Hrady
had
Ihe
unitpie
com-binalUin
tif
inspiring
conirade-
hip
wilb
the
pupils
and
yet
,riKiiig
terror
to
the
minds
of
,...,,
wi,n
woro
inclined
lo
shirk.
Ladles'
Aid
On
behalf
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
Sociely,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Cornish,
treasurer,
reported
that
nearly
one
thousand
dollars
had
been
raised
and
bad
been
spenl
on
church
and
parsonage.
The
ladies
now
were
redcroralin?;
the
interior
of
Hie
parsorjage.
Sunday
School:
K.
Ilarrie,
superintendent,
reported
102
scholars
actively
attending
and
teachers
"and
'officers.
The
averasn'
attendance
was
121
and
only
once
since
September
bad
fhe
attendance
been
under
100.
Choir?
A.
J.
Lancaster
was
grateful
Tor
Ihe
faithful
ntlend-nnm
of
the
members
and
nnlici-paled
n
sacred
cantata
of
wortli
jheiiw
rendered
about
Christmas.
mris'
acnvnies:
miss
naii-
ili,.lr
rnimi'liiil
n
u;nn1.K'
nllntlil
.
,
.
,,'nolivilintl
nllM
lvni.
,r
and
was
g'ad
of
the
spirit
of
loynlly.
Hoys'
work:
Mr.
Hacker
re
ported
for
Ihe
nnise
makers
who
were
also
the
fun
makers.
1
The
utlondanro
was
nboul
70
boys
per
week
and
an
incnnsing
At
the
end
how
old
do
you
feel?
Binrrrfirii
jScall
p.d
And
a
fw
years
of
thU
tiring
toil
will
male
you
actually
as
old
In
appearance
as
one
day'a
work
now
makes
you
feel.
Keep
your
youth
by
using
our
Thrif-T-aervlce.
Its
cost
is
very
slight,
yet
your
entire
bundle
will
be
washed
carefully,
the
flat
work
will
be
honed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
iron
or
hang
on
tb
line.
May
we
send
for
your
bundle
next
washday
t
Co
Per
Pound,
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANER
Phone
8.
A!
Mb
PAGE
FOUR
LIABILITY
FOR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
FISHING
LOSS
TbNV-DlNYV
HADMT
EE.M
AH
HERE.
I
DON'T
VKr-vY
Yrvi
1
TE.H
MiNOTEt
eEFORl
"isOtE
Om
Judge:
Decides
In
Favor
of
Crew
But
Not
as
Precedent
Pfl'offlPQ
.tVP0RTE9.
I
We
bad
a
very
fine
recipe
for'
C.U.M.M.
learner
'
Canadian
scalloped
potatoes,
bill
il
i
Winner,
Cap!,
N.
P.
Hocking,
nr-seems
lo
have
1ieen
mislaid
riyed
in
porl
at
8.
.'10
Ibis
niorn-from
our
files.
An
enquiry
j
ing
for
cleaning,
painting,
re-
come
for
II,
and
we
can
not
acconim,oilale
Ibis
lady
with
a
lesliil
recipe.
It
anyone
who
sees
this
has
a
copy
we
would
be
most
grale-Tul
to
have
il.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbots-ford
interesf
was
being
shown.
year
plans
a
tic
being
made
10
have
parents
and
friends
sec
more
of
the
actual
iclivilies
or
the
boys.
Finance:
Frank
Vickers
gave
the
treasurer's
report
and
showed
that
the
year's
budget
bad
been
taken
care
of
from
volim
lary
contributions
,
anil
siec.;al
donations
and
that
this
was
a
rati
so
Tor
Hiunkfulnt'ss
when
financial
condilions
were
not
flourishing.
CHIEF
SPILLER
IS
ACTING
INSPECTOR
Is
Taking
Over
Duties
of
Inspec
tor
Parsons
Recently
Transferred
to
Victoria
Chief
William
Soiller
of
Hie
provincial
police
has
been
appointed
'acting
inspector
of
"Di
vision
D"
following
the
transfer
of
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
lo
Vfclorla.
Chief
Spiller
reliirn-
ed
to
Hie
city
on
this
morning's
train
after
spendinig
Ihe
week
end
nl
llnzellon
and
Smithers
on
departmental
duties.
Rev,
W.
II.
Pierre
arrived
Ibis
morning
by
train
from
Port
singlon
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
lie
will
ul'enil
Hie
annual
Me!hudi.
Church
conference.
of
washday
CJ
1925
by
Int'i.
FtTuI
StHvict.
Inc
Crtet
Driuin
rights
rtxrvrd.
p,
CANADIAN
WINNER
I
HERE
M
DOCKING
;
C.G.M.tVt.
Vessel
Comes
to
Local
j
Plant
for
Cleaning,
Palnt-!
Inn,
Repairs
and
Survey
pairs
and
survey
l
Hie
local
(try
dock.
The
vessel
was
taken
on
Hie
pontoons
soon
after
ar-ival
and
will
be
here
the
most
of
llnrwrek
il
is
expecled.
Capt.
Hocking,
Hie
inasler
ol
Hie
Winner,
H
well
known
here
as
he
took
out
Hie
Canadian
Scottish
after
being
built
here
and-
has
been
lo
the
porl
a
number
of
limes
siibsequenlly.
Capt.
Diincart
McKenzie,
C.ii.M.M.
pilot,
assisled
in
bringing
the
vessel
up
Hie
must
from
Yaneouven.
Judging
from
the
line-ups
that
will
race
encli
oilier
tonight
in
the
opening
season
football
game
between
the
Sons
of
F.nglaml
and
(it-eat
War
Velerans,
Hie
latter
aggregalinn
.has
had
more;
new
blood
injected
than
the
former
Indeed,
HuucKuglish
loam
has
very
inurli
the
same
complexion
as
in
previous
yours
although
there
seem-
In
be
considerable
changes
in
Jin-
arrangement
ol
lh'
pluyors.
limmie
Fariiuhar,
who
recenlly
returned
lo
lown
after
an
absence
of
a
year,
is
back
jni
the
Huglishiiicn's
for
ward
lino,
The.
Vets
seem
to
have
pirked
n(T-
their
share
ol
Sons
of
Canada
players
of
last
year.
In
goal
Is
to
he
found
Hawthorne,
who
gave
the
Can
ucks
good
service
in
IU2i;
Vir
Menzies,
thai
lower
of
strength
at
full
liack;
rfcorgc
Mitchell
and
Dave
llalfour
at
half,
and
Sammy
F.rskine
in
I
lie
forward
line
1
1
n
it
v
Astoria,
a
Canuck
of
last
yenr.
is
Iiookoii
lor
me
eieraiis
reserve
lisl
lontglit.
From
the
looks
of
filings,
Ihe
Vols
are
go
ing
lo
have
a
leniii
this
year
thai
ought
lo
bo
able
lo
give
a
good
account
of
itself.
Poor
"Habe"
Iltipi
l
In
trou
ble
again,
vriif
m
lime
il
is
Ins
health.
And
the
Iroublp,
they
say,
is
due!
.mainly
in
-
tfift
iTact
thai
he
ti
not.'icfti
IriiF
!Hi
un
petite'.
He
lei
s
II.
run
'away
with
him
between
seasons,
and
then
lie
has
a
lerrible
lime
reducing
In
a
size
fit
lo
play
baseball
nf
forwards..
Hut
this
spring,
even
while
al
llm
training
camp
he
was
far
from
feeling
well,
nnil
Montreal
newspaper
man
who
was
al
Nashville,
Tennessee
when
Ruth
played
in
a
game
be
tween
New
York
and
llrodklyn
there
before
Hie
season
opened
writes
(hat
lie
appeared
eve
then
so
listless
mid
fatigued
And
bad
such
a
generally
unhealthy
look,
lli.it
Ihe
writer
thought
hi
lime
to,
play
baseball
bad
nearly
readied
lis
end.
Hlmt'Hy
nfler-
wnrds
he
was
taken
111
Willi
an
nhccss
011
his
hat
k,
ami
since
then
lie
das
been
a
palieiil
is
I.
the
SI.
Vincent
.Hospital,
New
Virk,
where
he
underwent
an
opera
tion.
And
be
won't
lie
able
lo
play
hall
for
some
limn
ul
any
rale.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
f
.4.
4
S'
Monday,
May
4.
High
10:11
a.m.
17.0
ft.
l:i:ll
p.m.
18.7
"
Low
i:5n
a.m.
7.1
"
1(5:5!)
p.m.
5.7
"
Tuesday,
May
6.
High
1
1
::in
n.m..
IR.ft
ft.
p.m.
IH.7
'
il.nw
5:35
a.m.
5.0
"
17139
p.m.
C.3
"
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No
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lenders
will
be
received
by
the
Officer
Commanding,
n.C.P.
Police,
Prince
Huperl,
I
l.C.
inr
Ihe
purchase
of
the
launch
"Ailana'c,"
'length
HI
feel.
Hnvelopes
to
be
mark
ed
"lender."
Highest
or
any
lejider
not
necesfUirlly
accepted.
Tnnler
will
be
opened
May
II,
11)25,
al
noon.
WIH
UASHOAT
wauled.
.Must
be
cheap
for
cash.
Apply
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210,
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or
garden
work.
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ilVH.
Ill
WANTF.D.
Help
Wauled.
In-tf
lander.
FOR
SALE
fR
BAl.K
al
Terrace,
H.G.
T'n
acn's
of
land
right
in
town
opposite
the
school
and
right
up
In
Hie
railwny
Irnnk.
A
good
local
ion
for
a
eold
storage
or
a
wholesale
houxe
as
Terrneo
is
the
natural
filling
out
place
for
l.akelse
l.ake.
Don't
.overlook
nil's
lot.
l'rice
?7no.OO.
A.
0.
Little,
Prince
Rupert.
It.C.
K'S
SACRII'
C
SA1.K.--SoiMiro
our
.pamphlet
on
our
Sacrifice
ShIo
for
two
weeks.
Furniture
of
every
description
must
be
sold
lo
make
room
for
our
new
slock.
Prince
Rupert
Mtehange.
FOR
BAl.K.
At
tractive
modern
furnished
five
room
bungalow.
Large
hnxonicul
;
good
piano
F.verylhinti
ready
to
slop
Into
:i,00(UMi.
Apply
1
1
1
F.ighlh
Aveulie
Kast.
FOR
BAI.K-Holel,
with
restaur
ant
and
pool
hall
in
conneo-
t
ion.
Cheap
rent
and
good
lease.
Apply
or
wrile
A.
K
Henderson,
Mums
Lake,
H.C.
FOR
BALK.
Jleautiful
Haven
port
he'd
and
gramophone.
.Ap
ply
after
n
n.in.
In
ll5
bixth
Avenue.,
West,
abov
laundry,1
..-
.
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FOR
BALK.
Large
modern
house.
Phone
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515.
10ft
TO
RENT
HOtlBK
lo
Rent.
Three
apart
nients.
Cjirner
Ilacnn
and
Teiilli.
Phone
(1H.
100
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3
FOR
HUNT.
Furnished
house
six
rooms.
Phone
100.
FOR
HUNT.
Clapp
apartment
Woslonhnver
Urns.
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BOARD
1
10
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III
and
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or
board
only
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Fifth
AYeiiue
Kast.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
Kill)
Second
Avenue.
Phono
1.17.
LOST
LOST.
Wednesday
afternoon
purse
containing
Post
-Ollli
key,
bus
tickets
it
ml
coins
Finder
return
lo
Inlander.
Re
ward.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NHW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest.
Fox
Trots,
Bongs
and
lnslrujnnntal
musio
by
world
famed
artists
Call
in
and
bear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE
-
Third
Avenue
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PMCF.S
OF
KASTllOPK
4-CYGLH
He
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Marine
Kngines
i-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
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cylinder
Ml)
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0-11.
P.
1
cylinder
HI)
150.00
8-II.P.
t
cylinder
HI)
750.00
H-lf.p.
2
cylinder
MI)
450.00
10-II.P.
1
cylinder
I.I)
175.00
All
Ihe
nluve
except
Hie
first
include
the
Famous
.loos
Ro-verse
Clear,
and
full
olodrioal
and
propeller
eipiipineul.
The
best
thai
money
can
buy.
Kasthope
tiros.,
1747
Heorgia
St.
V.
Vancouver,
H.G.
Always
'nl
your
service.
.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
ul
Anytime,
five
passenger
Dodge
Sdan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rates:
50e
for
t
or
2
passengers.
2f)0
for
eaob
addlllonal
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
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"Oh
Haby"
ul
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safety-
Courtesy.
If
U'
ft
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phoii.-s
570
or
131.
TAXI
S92
hll'.
DKPKNDA1II.K
TAXI.
Day
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Slam!:
RichiiKind
Rooms.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phono
(Call
George,
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Cumfon
Day
or
Nlc'.t
Stand:
.IOSS
BROS.
POOk
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Emxr
Hole.
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
'Iijuls
that
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy's
bedding
mit
plants
urn
spcol
ally
acclimatised
ami
can
be
relied
iinou
lo
produce
the
goods.
Slurp
Phono
-
Red
IH.'l
(ireenlioune
Phono
lllack
IfiB
MCCARTHY'S.
FURNITURE
WK
handle
the
FAWCKI
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gmiranlccil
copper
bearing
Sleet.llnnges
and
all
grados
of
high
grade
furniture
wo
ex
change.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE
Auctioneers
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
tire
Store.
Wo
Hoy,
Bell
and
Kx
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
fl.1I)
Third
Ave.
Phone
0
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Bannano,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Max
OH!).
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith'
Cafe
in
King
F.dward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
ITn.lo-ihile
Dining
R0011)
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager,
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
wjsh
to
tliSf
pose
of,
jvn
will
sell
It
for
yoili
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in
tills
department
not
liniiied
lo
one
dollar.
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Dollar
Store,
Red
321.
Article
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and
round,
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FIREWOOD.
sa.
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block
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s,h!
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it:
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