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in
ii
it
i.v
5
L
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M.
84
sUUii.
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TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
.
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at
Anytime.
,nd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
.nH
eth
SL
HUTT
VIDECK,
Prop.
CHRISHOP
TIKHON
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In
1922
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liev
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of
Hi
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died
today.
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in
liirj
nb.
aeenrdiiijj
toli
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al
that
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K'nlaries,
Jiow.
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ahdiaition
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He
was
r
and
then
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puldishiiifr
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eiressiii
re-hoMility
toward
'ii
born
in
1801.
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l
''V,
INDIAN
MINE
WILL
BE
WORKED
AGAIN
Extensive
Program
Planned
For
Soason
According
to
Word
From
Stewart
Good
Values
Disclosed
Heavy
supplies
and
ciuipmcnl
bavin
been
freij:lileil
in
over
Hie
snow
during
Ihe
winter,
development
work
on
an
extensive
scnle
will
be
resinned
this
reason
on
Ihe
Indian
Mine
according
to
word
received
from
Slcwnrt.
Diamond
drilling
has
been
in
progress
during
the
winter
on
the
properly
and
it
is
said
Ihal
very
favorable
assay
have
been
made,
some
oT
the
cores
averaging
f.')t
a
Ion.
BErVYER
SKINS
LEGAL
TENDER
IN
FAR
NORTH
I
nnnrih
Indians
Catch
rirsi
.
u
Glance
of
Civilization
at
Fort
Simpson,
N.W.T.
IIUMO.NTON.
April
I"
U"'
absence
of
beaver
ill
Hie
north,
marten
skin
are
used
a
legal
lender
in
dealing
wilh
many
oT
(lit
Indian
tribes.
The
other
day
some
nienihers
oT
the
Uogrih
tribe
vUiled
Fort
Simpson.
It
was
Ihe
first
lime
they
had
ever
s
i
anything
resembling
civili-
rntion
and
they
hardly
knew
wind
lo
do.
Interpreter
were
pressed
iulo
the
service
anil
trading
wenl
n
wilh
the
Hudson
.Hay
officials.
Adverttsa
.n
the
Dally
New
Campbell
River
Company
Pur-
I
i
uiii
i
r
i
it
viiusos
mill
anu
awnuing
Vancouver
Island
Fir
oilier
eiiuipinenl
are
involved
in!
Hie
purchased
biddings
oT
the'
lames,
bogging
Company
of
Van-
j
eouver
by
llie
Campbell
lliver'
Company
oT
While
lloek
at
i
price
Ihouyhl
lo
be
over
5,00(),i
000.
The
hojiliugs
which
liave
been
aeipiiied
by
Ihe
Cainpbell
lliver
Company
indued
the
Empire
Lumber
Company's
limber
on
Vancouver
Island,
which
has
al
Irani
83
per
cent
first
growth
fir.
YICTOUIA,
April.
8.
-
"Tliern
has
been
no
disposal
of
one
acre
of
Ihe
Empire
Timber
Company's
properly
lo
anyone,"
Ceorgu
ltoullon,
manager
of
Hie
Empire
concern
slated
last
night,
referring
to
a
reported
purchase
by
'the
Campbell
lliver
Company.
No
Umber
limits
have
changed
hand
hul
it
is
staled
thai
control
of
Hie
.lame
Company
is
secured
through
the
purchase
of
slock
held
by
four
shareholders
f,,
capacity
of
50.0(10
feet
uf
bun-!
'I1
J
her
a
day,
three
large
lu-rs
and
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HJNCB
111
PEHT,
D
C.,
WEDNESDAY,
Al'HIL
8,
1023.
to
YUrda'i
OlreiiUtlon,
1488
Uie
Hear
lliver
valley
lo
the
Naa
uppi'r
waleifs.
Alovc
is
llie
first
idiologjapb
of
Uie
British
destroyer
aero-currier.
II.
M.S.
Hlrongliolil,
wild
a
pilolless
jdane
al
its
bow.
Tl'is
Is
another
powerful
weapon
lliat
Mars
lias
added
lo
bis
siring.
TIMBER
DEAL
Fairbanks
Replaces
Prosperity
AT
VANCOUVER
Alaska
Prince
Rui)ert
Service
Carrying
Palladium
Ore
to
Port
Iteplacing
Ihe
Prosperity
in
the
carring
of
palladium
eoii-
nliale
ore
behveen
Hall
Uliuck
Mine,
Alaska,
mid
Prince
llu-
YANCOl
Vi;it,
April
8.
More
I
t
.
Hie
new
motorship
Fairbanks,
Capl.
Macijouald,
arrived
in
than
I5.UII0
acres
of
limber
hiinl'
''
I
morning
on
Jier
maiden
I
rip
and
is
discharging
al
the
with
a
stand
of
over
two
billion
!
.T.P.
wharf
.52
Ions
of
conceiilrules
for
Iranshipmenl
Eusl
over
feet
id
limber
n
sawmill
with
ai'e
I'aiiailian
Nalional
llailways
lo
Irviuglon
smelter,
New
Die
Fairbanks
is
ii
neal
lillle
vessel
of
U7
loin
capable
of
making
heller
lime
Ihnu
Ihe
Prosperity.
Part
of
Threo
Rural
Homes
States
Suffers:
Are
Destroyed
HUSTON,
April
8.
Fire
yesterday
swept
hundreds'
of
acres
id
woodlands
in
New
Hampshire,
Ithode
Island
and
Massachu.
sets.
Ithode
Island
was
Uie
worst
sufferer
'several
rural
homes
being
destroyed
and
six
towns
damaged
by
the
bush
fire.
net
and
is
aliv
was
built
in
Scallle
ami
is
a
brand1
ore
here
for
the
past
year
or
so,
new
boat.
Mir
is
'powered
with
a
will,
II
Is
inulerslooil,
now
go
Fairbanks-Morse
deisel
engine.
Ilishing.
As
did
the
Prospcril.v,
The
Prosperity,
which'
has
the
Fairbanks
will
make
regular
been
bringing
fdiipmenl
of
this
call
here
in
this
service
TIMBER
FIRE
EASTERN
U.S.
ROYAL
HOTEL
GETS
LICENSE
Smllhers
and
Tclkwa
Hotels
Also
Included
In
List
VICTOltlA.
April
8.
lieer
license
isued
today
mostly
t.p
hotels
in
outlying
parts
uf
the
country,
included
the
rollowlng
Hoyal
Hotel,
Prince
llupirt.
Sniither
Hotel,
Sinilher,
Telkvva
Ilolel,
Telkwa.
Advertice
in
the
Daily
News.
Strut
SlM
408
SUSTAIN
PRICE
HALIBUT
TODAY
-
Seventeen
Cents
Paid
at
F'sh
Ex
change
This'
Morning
for
Five
or
Six
Cars
A
lolal
of
137,500
pounds
of
lialibul
was
sold
al
the
Fish
Ex-;
change
Ihi
morning
at
well
sus
tained
prices.
Seven
American
hoalrt
disposed
of
87,500
pound"
and
averaged
over
17c
and
5c,
while
six
Canadian
sold
50,000
pound
al
prices
over
I5c
aiid
ic.
Arrival
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
haly.
37,000
pounds,
at
1G.IIC
and
5c,
and
Alki,
0,000
pounds,
at
17.
ic
and
5c,
to
Hie
Hootli
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
June,
1,500
pounds,
and
Faith
7.500,
pounds,
al
17.il
and
5c,
to
the
At
lin
Fisheries.
Augusta,
11,500
pounds,
at
17.2c
and
5c,
lo
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Inimak.
8,000
pound,
al
N.ue
mil
5c,
and
Hazel,
5,000,
pound
at
17.1c.
and
Biv
to
Ho
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Kaieu,
li.oiio
pounds:
W.T..
10.500
pounds;
('ape
Spencer,
7,500
pounds,
and
Thelma
ll
1,500
pound,
t;15.'ie.
and
U
to
the
Canadiaift
Fish
iv
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
Johanna,
,13.000
pound,
at
15.2c
and
IP,
(0
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
"i
Caygeon,
5.500
pound
at
lo.lc
and
Sc.
to
Hie
Allin
Fisheries.
SUNNYSIDE
CANNERY
IS
BEING
RENOVATED
Packing
Machines
Celnq
Installed
Place
of
Hand
Filling
The
Gossc-Milleri!
Co.
ts
com-plelely
renovating
I
ho
machinery
in
the
Sunnyside
cannery
and
llie
work,
when
completed,
will
make
Ihe
plant
us
elllcieut
and
up-to-date
as
any
in
Ihe
district.,
Among
(he
chunges
being
made
i
the
inlellaliou
of
packing
machines
wliieh
till
cans
automatically
instead
of
by
baud
as
in
the
past.
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rat8,
apply
In
Tv
-
on
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
XTKNS
VF
f
ANNFRY
A
nniTIfM
IM
HKTRlfT
it
a-ja
ikyj.
w
mk
11
11
liji
ma
i
i
iir
11
i
mi
w
iiiiii
m
m
t
EGOIIAIIONS
GOING
FORWARD
FOR
SALE
OF
PREMIER
MINE
TO
SELUKWE
mm
.
r
ii
in
m
a
urn
wm
m
tt
J
k
I
u
r
V
m
m
h
V
I
v
m
-m
-m
fICI
x
r
v
vt
v
vr
a
I
v.
filial
irJIiftC
ir
Selukwe
Company,
Controllers
of
B.C.
Silver,
Causes
a
Flurry
nil
viz
i
i
in
ki
ii
ir
mi
ii
i.iiiii
i
iii.
i
lev
Hiiiriiniriu
h
m
e
h
imi
V
ft
a
m
VI
I
.
"
troperty
l
rying
to
Buy
ana
Unite
Interests,
VKTtllUA
April
X.
Financial
envies
hip
cxrilcd
by
a
rc-,
ilii"
SHiikwi'
Milling
Company
oT
London,
Ktig-;
k
hi
offer
for
I
In
pun
hast
of
I
lit
Premier
Mine
s
The
figure
coupled
willi
Ihe
rumored
offer
i
::;;)
(!!!:
.;
S..
o'-v
Mining
Company
own,
a
1)2
pur
relit
inlcrcsl
i
1U
s
i.
hti-Ii
adjoin
lite
Premier
on
llie
outli'aa.l.
sf
MA'..
Silver
slock
is
nwund
ubonl
:t:t
per
reiil
I
V
I
'inpnny
uiid
the
remainder
by
casual
owners.
"
Al
one
lime
mi
ofirr
of
a
million
R
VETERANS
I
DO
NOT
LIKE
RUM
SEIZURES;
unil
a
half
doilar
was
mailc.
by
I
In-
Premier
ami
llie
IM.
Silver
ami
refused.
flecentlj
(il
was.
reported
thai
llie
I
I.C.
Silter
hail
struck
lh
Premier
vein
aiiiJ
llial
ad
Jed
im-meiihely
In
Hie
value
of
llie
properly.
The
pj-cuiier
in
said
(
have
friuii
furly
lo
fifly
milium
"
dollur
vvMiHh,r
e
jl
in
sight.
rDiscusiion
Precede
Pass-i!,,.
n,
pfoiierliesVu
together
l
oi
ncsoiuiion
10
wm-
naturally
-ooiii
ine
rumiinc
ami
palgn
Against
U.S.
j
concentrator
of
I
he
Premier
le--
--
jint'
Miilahle
for
workiiie'
the
ll.C.
i
i!
H
AhmtIiiis
Mfr.
ii
i,e
Mia
8
inj
Report
Confirmed
i
ia
war
vMer-
VAXCDI
VKH.
April
8.
A.
It.
i
ii-rii!itMi
luil
'Trite,
one
of
lie
ehief
owners.
'
what
in
desifnied
eonfiruieil
loihiy
reports
Ihat
ne-ii
wide
ni-ttleht
initiation
werr
proeecliiir
h.v
ii"
hy
Rafted
wliieh
the
Selukwe
.Minin?
'.om-
.
1
1
its
of
u-jpany
f
linloii.-
Knyland,
i
'wis
outnide
the
seelviny
lo
'aeipiire
the
J'reimer
inline
Tor
a
sum
niniiinv
iulo
I
several
millions
of
dollars
hut
I
uol
the
exaj-'Keraled
Hi-Mires
mriitioiied
al
Vii
loria.
II
i
un-tlileestooil
I
he
Premier
and
M.C.
Silver
iiiieirsls
would
he
united
OF
ELECTION!:
Minister
of
Agriculture
Says
lmT
prssslon
Seems
to
be
Current
Nevertheless
OTTA
W'A,
April
K.
lion.
W.
II.
MoMieruvll,
minister
oT
as.
rienlliire.
speakiiii;
on
the
lnnlj-'cl
referred
lo.
the
ereueral
impression
thai
a
ieneral
election
wu
at
haml.
He
said
that,
speaking
Tor
himself,
he
did
not
sec
very
many
sipns
of
an
election
hut
Hie
impression
was
there
NEW
CANNERY
TO
BEGIN
THIS
WEEK
NEAR
SEAL
COVE
Just
a
soon
as
the
llurrie
pile
driver
has
completed
(he
work
al
.Do-HiK
Hay
Lumber
Company's
dork
the
work
of
driving
pijes
for
eoiislrne-
lion
oT
Ihe
new
Milh-rd
Cannery
near
Seal
Cove
will
coiMiiiciice.
This
witl
he
probably
tomorrow
or
Friday
hut
certainly
this
week.
.
Vlr.
Milltrld
is
exieclei
1
in
town
i'n,3i
Tew
days
and
j
he
will
pmke
hi
head-
!
cpjarlers
here.
He
lias
taken
the
l.ip.selt
house
on
Tourth
Ave.
4
.
.,.
Having
'h'eei
delayed
lhroir.,!F
I
rouble
on
the
line
in
Hie
neighborhood
oT
lied
Pass
.lunel
ion.
the
pasen;rer,
train,
due
here
from
the
l'.usl
al
7
o'clock
Ihi
morniii.-f.
did
not
arrive
until
i.ih
Ibis
afternoon.
TAKE
PHOTOS
FROM
AIR
AT
STEWART
SOON
work
to
be
Carried
Out
This
Summer
by
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
OTTAWA,
April
8.
Some
pho'i;rraphic
work
is
lo
lie
carried
on
Ihi
season
al
Stewart
by
Ho-
Itoyal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
eoiijuiiflion
witli
the
lopojn'aphi-cal
,uieys
branch
of
the
tin-parliiHMil
of
the
inirrior.
Owiiiff
to
Ihe
Purl
rand
cannl
niiniiit'
dexcdopmeiils
and
Ihe
apilalion
to
make
Stewart
llie
'erlniiius
or
a
Ifaiiseootineiilal
railwsiy
system,
lappinir
the
Peace
rtier
district
and
the
iji-oundlios
coal
country,
the
photographs
will
prove
of
threat
iileresl.
especially
in
setlliu
'a
controversy
as
In
whether
it
is
possible
lo
build
a
railway
Irom
Port
Edward
Cannery
to
be
Much
Enlarged;
to
Pack
100,000
Cases
The.
Pacific
American
Fisheries
of
IJelliiigbani,
which
rc-cenlly
punbaeri
the
Poll
Edward
cannery
formerly
owned
by
llie
H.
V.
Winch
inlenls
of
Vaiiconver,
plans
a
program
of
extension
woik
which
will
make
that
cannery
one
of
the
largest
producers
in
Ibis
district.
The
objective
of
the
t
Jinpany
is
said
lo
be
a
ack
of
over
1
0(1,00(1
cases
per
season.
The
cannery
is
to
be
extended
some
20(
feel,
Ibis
work
necessilaling
considerable
wharf
extension
as
well.
Anbie
Khiels,
vice-presidenl
of
ifie
Pacific
American
Fish-erics,
and
other
officials
of
Ihe
company,
alt
expected
al
Port
Edward
from
the
south
at
the
end
of
this
week.
:
VON
HiKDEfiELlRf:
IS
NOrVS.NATED
FOR
GERMAN
PRESIDENT
DKItl.IN',
April
8.
Field
Marshall
von
lliu-ilenbur(-'
was
noiiiiualiid
today
as
cainliiJule
Tor
president
oT
I
In
(iermau
repirblie
liy
National
Con-sei
vat
ives.
4"
GLASGOW
HEARS
MUSIC
SENT
BY
WINNIPEG
RADIO
Lady
Listens
to.
Concert
From
C.N.R.
Station
at
Hotel
Fort
Garry
WINNIPEO.
April
new
long
dis-lancji
-recofU-
broad
casting
of
the
Voice
and
iuusic
from
Winnipeg
i
announced
in
a
letter
received
today
by
station
CNHW,
Ihe
Canadian
.National
ailways
station
in
the
Fort
arry
Hotel
here.
On
the
special
anniversary
broadcast
from
this
.station
on
March
20
las?,
ca
i
of
Ihe
program
was
receivwl
chiarly
m
lilasjow,
ftcotland,
according
lo
a
letter
from
u
Winnipeg
man
who
quotes
his
sister,
a
resident
in
Glasgow.
Her
letter
stales:
"We
had
a
jood
lecture
on
the
wireless
last
night,
March
26,
by
a
CNR
man.
He
took
us
from
Quebec
to
Vancouver
and
we
heard
Ihe
music
at
the
Fort
Garry
Hotel,
Winnipeg.
It
was
very
interesting
and
wonderful
how
they
get
all
tho
ditferent
sounds
op.
All
aboard
and
bells
ringiug
at
Winnipeg
station."
The
Winnipeg
corres
pondent,
I.
V.
lHaekstock,
adds
'they
and
their
friends
evidently
enjoyed
the
broadcasting.
'
CANNERIES
ARE
SPENDING
CASH
Butedale
and
Lowe
Inlet
Plants
Being
Improved
Ready
for
Season
Considerable
improvements
and
extensions
are
being
elfecled
at
Hutedale
and
Lowe
Inlet
can-
im
!
s
in
auUC'paiiori
01
too
forthcoming.-
Julinoh
packing
season
and
quite.'
a
humber
of
men
are
beinn
employed
in
doing
the
work
reports
I).
t.
Cameron,
fisheries
overseer,
who
returned
yesterday
from
a
six
day
Hip
down
the
coast
aboard
the
departmental
boat
llonilla.
At
Hutedale
tin
Canadian
Fish-nig
Co.
is
creeling
U.new
general
store
and
an
addition
is
being
made
to
the
cannery.
Ihe
work
will
cost,
it
i
esiimaled,
about
5o,000.
The
H.C.
Fishiiis
&
Packing
Co.
at
Lowe
Inlet
is
alo
making
an
addition
to
its
calinery
alid
Is
building
a
new
wharf
a,t
a
cost
of
about
U25.000.
John
Currie
&
Son
of
this
city
have
lyen
given
llie
contract
for
Ihe
pile
driviiifr.
J.
A.
Smith,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
SprUco"
Mill
Ltd
Is
expected
from
Vancouver
o;i
the
Prince
Oeorge
tin
'lernoon.