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April
7.
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UKHOBOKS
I.IIAMt
TOllKS,
April
7.
None
of
four
schools
in
the
(lis
1
willi
provision
for
one
liiinilml
had
any
Poiikliobor
child-
:i
ilu'iidaine
Monday
ami
local
lloukhnhor
heads
slated
1
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nf
lloukhobor.s
made
mi
Sunday
dial
Ihey
would
coiner
vs
caauon
nciurniiiu
oms
Without
Having.
Ac
complished
Anything
V
xil
VI
II
April
7.
-
A
8pe-i
l
ipab'li
lo
Ihe
Pro-'fer.'iMg
lo
Ihe
Vancouver
i
T
.Hie
ill-legation,
which
!
i-i;
that
Ihe
guv-v
.
an
ion
to
build
Uio
Hi
a;!way
and
is
now
me
stairs
ill
part:
way
heads
art)
Uli-gaid
Ihe
new
ruil-
iiiiite
necessity
hut
'i:
s
nie
to
embark
on
liiiu:g
retaril
lo
Ihe
i'
ah
in
The
C.N.II.
Ill'
I
I'.ll.
llUill'S
However,
they
nrfl
k
'hat
nothing
will
li
''
ar
Allhouah
Uic
ilcb'Kiilion
and
others
Mi'
i'c
Hie
disposilioit
mat
.i
lime
until
Hie
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until
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in
ah
stage
a
nude
parade
and
probably
I
li
tow
llifir
entire
iiiii.
laljiui
marching
against
the
authorities
In
resist
the
effort
to
force
I
lie
rliililii'ii
In
school
resulted
in
well
organized
preparations
being
made
locally
for
eventualities.
Mn.vnr
Love
anil
civic
officials
are
working
with
Ihe
provincial
put
ire
In
cope
with
any
situation
that
may
aiic
Jul
lowing
.the
sejving
of
Ihe.
summonses.
All
schools
have
been
plaei'd
under
guard
at
night
(o
prevent
llieir
destruction
by
fire.
Enforce
Law
VICTOIHA.
April
7.
'
We
have
la
law
and
il
must
be
obeyed,"
:
said
Attorney
General
Mau.Son
1al
uiuhl
In
jgespn'l
to
Ihe
Douk-liobor
situation
at
(irand
Forks."
Oespilc
all
threats
of
the
l'oiik-hobors,
Ihe
government
pro.
pne
to
enforee
it.
The
provincial
police
are
arranging
lo
send
extra
men
to
(irand
Forks
if
the
situation
make
it
necessary,
on
short
notice."
WANT
WATER
FOR
BUILDING.
SITES
NEAR
COW
BAY
Applications
from
the
Consumers'
t'.oal
Co.,
Swifl-Canadiiin
Co..
Thos.
.Trotier
and
I'.
Iluriis
Co.j
l.ld.
for
waler
coiinee-lions
lo
five
waler
supply
ami
fire
protection
for
industrial
sites
at
Cow
Hay
on
which
these
concerns
are
about
to
build
were
received
by
the
city
council
last
niyhl
and
referred
lo
Hie
Hoard
of
Works.
TAGGING
OF
SALMON
TO
BEGIN
IN
ALASKA
U.S.
Bursau
of
Fisheries
to
Carry
on
Work
Throughout
.II
NKAf.
Anril
7.
-
Following
a
decision
or
the
Fisheries
l-om-mlssioii
thai
more
infnriHalion
b(5
acoiilred
in
regard
to
the
life
history
of
Ihe
coast
fish,
lagging
of
Milmon
is
to
conuncnce
inmost
immediately
in
Alaskan
waters,
according
lo
Kenuis
Winn,
agenl
in
Alaska
Tor
Ihe
U.S.
Ilnreau
of
Fisheries.
i?nl-
iiioii
will
he
lagged
at
Capi
Chacon,
Tree
point,
west
coast
if
Prince
or
Wales
Island,
lluins
I'olnl,
l'lcasaul
Island
and
Indian
Cose.
A
special
boa
I
and
crew
will
be
detailed
Tor
Ibis
work
lliroujflioul
Ihe
season.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New
CAPITAL
LEVY
IS
INTRODUCED
FRENCH
HOUSE
DeMonzle
Asks
For
Voluntary
Contributions
But
Will
Constrain
If
Necessary
;
I'AltlS.
April
7.
Ihe
pmciii-
inenl'.s
new
financial
bill
em-
boilyiny:
provisions
fur
ptpilat
levy
was
introduced
unln
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
tlii.sJ
afternoon
by
rinaiice
Miiiisle.r
l)e-Monie
ami
referred
(o
llic
finance
coinmillee.
'
lie
.Mnnzie
explained
the
pro
posed
system
as
a
"plebiscite
on
(lie
question
of
free
olunlar'
contribution,
each
aceor'diiiK
to
his
means
of
conslraiiitj
K
the
I'rench
capilulisls
iinilcrslnnil
the
.system
and
patriotically
re
spond
lo
Ihe
call
oT
Ihe'
government,
it
will
work
without
the
slightest
annoyance
or
finlerfer-
nce
in
their
private
affairs.
On
the
eonlr.iry
if
Ihey
make
con
straint
necessary,
il
will
be
re
sorted
lo."
VICE-PRESIDENT
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
t
COftlING
TOMORROW
Word
was
received
by
F.
O.
.Dawson
this
morning
that
J.
E.
Dalrymple,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
was
on
his
way
here
on
the
train
which
Is
due
tomorrow
morning.
He
will
leave
that
train
at
Smlthers
and
transfer
to
a
freight
arriving
here
some
time
late
tomorrow
afternoon.
Accompanying
her
husband
on
this
tKp
is
Mrs.
Dalrymple,
and
others
In
the
official
party
coming
here
Include
0.
W
Johnston,
passenger
traffic
manager
of
Montreal
and
brother
of
Gordon
Johnston,
formerly
city
ticket
agent
at
Prince
Rupert;
W.
Q.
Man-ders,
freight
trafflo
manager,
Winnipeg;
J.
M.
Horn,
general
freight
agent,
and
G.
A.,
Mc-Nlcholl,
general
passenger
agent,
Vancouver.
The
party
will
make
the
round
trip
to
Stswart
and
Anyox
on
tho
Prince
George
and
will
go
East
from
here
on
Friday.
ACTIVITY
SHOWN
BY
OTTAWA
POLITICIANS
Many
Addressing
Meetings
During
Easter
Recess;
Conservatives
Expect
Election
i
T
AVI
d
BOSTON
GRILL
5
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
in.uihre
at
Anytlms.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
.
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Hotel.
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Avs.
ding
parties.
na
uin
.
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raHs,
apply
to
Doston
VIPECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspapei
Phone
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Snorf
Notice
to
Enforce
Law
V
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mil
iiini.
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0
rMlfc
KlVfcK
Here
is
a
late
liuly
of
Lady
tVrynilon,
Ihe
wire
of
Hir
lloberl
OmijimIoii,
governor
and
eomiuaiuler-iii-cliief
,uf
I'ganda,
Hrilisli
South
Africa.
HeeenMy
she
gave
a
ball
and
reeeplion
lo
Ihe
lUike
and
iJuchess
of
York,
who
arc
ufiw
on
a
iiuiiliug
trip
Victoria
Lines
Up
to
Secure
Abrogation
of
Sealing
Treaty
in
1926
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
City
Council
go
on
Record
Opposing
Renewal
of
Fact
N'ICTOItIA,
April
7.
The
cily
i.s
starting
a
campaign
lo
revive
the
pelagic
sealing
industry.
The
trculy
between
Urilain,
I'niltd
Slates,
Japan
and
ltusiu
put
an
cud
to
sealing
in
the
Pacific
in
It'll.
Yesterday
Ihe
Chamber
of
Commerce
went
on
record
as
being
opposed
lo
a
rdievvul
of
Ihe
treaty,
whiclt
'
runs
into
its
normal
course
of
'fifteen
'years
next
jear.
Last
niglil
Hie
eily
council
look
similar
action.
The
Dominion
(ioveriiinenl
will
be
urged
by
bolli
bodies
to
give"
Hie
various
contracting
parlies
this
year
the
ni-cessary
one
year's
notice
retpiired
by
Ihe
Irealy
of
their
intention
to
discontinue,
the
convention.
Fort
Fraser
Would
Like
to
See
Big
City
Here
as
Market
for
Farmers
of
Interior
B.C.
Huibliiig
up
of
Prince
Ituperl,
the
establishment
of
grain
ele
a
(or
and
the
extension
of
Hie
grain
ami
callle
trade
with
1
lie
Orient
will
be
the
salvation
of
the
Neeliaco
Valley,
according
lo
Ihe
secretary
of
Hie
Fort
Fraser
Itoard
of
Trade.
Mr.
.1.
I1.
.lcrs
wrote
iu
answer
lo
a
suggestion
thai
Ihey
could
prepare
a
page
for
Ihe
new
booklet
being
prepared
here
and
Ihe
letter
is
iu
pari;
"We
feel
thai
Ihe,
salvation
of
this
district
as
a
mixed
farming
centre
is
the
building
up
of
Prince
llllnerl.
Hie
establishment
OTTAWA,
April
7.
-Itealizing
r
pruhl
,.(.valors
and
the
exilic
possibility
or
a
louiinionJ,,.Msi(,n
of
,t
.ruiii
and
ealllf
election
within
Hie
next
year,
and.,
,..,,1
,
,.
orient.
With
a
possibly
at
an
earlier
dale,
ioli-1
MiiilnMe
ailjuslinenl
or
rales
and
lieians
are
Ihe
Fasler
campaigtiiu
well
as
beer
and
pork.
Favors
Weslorn
Route
"We
naturally
favor
Iho
Peace
or
I'ilie
Uiver
Pass
route,
es-
neciallv
Ihe
I'ilie
Pass
.is
we
be
taking
advantage
ofm,,,
,,.uqiimenl
of
vour
eltv
w!liee
Unit
this
route
wtnibl
suit
recess
to
tin
some
..,.1,1.1
,.i,vrl
to
obtain
a
market
.ulilv
mien
on
Ihe'
largest
area
of
After
Hie
session
is
over
Hie
season
will
be
(00
r.ir
aih.auVeil
for
successful
pub-
lie
Hirelings.
Considerable
activity
is
be
iug
shown,
by
Conservative
leaders,
whose
absence
from
the
House
Tor
a
few
days
prior
lo
the
holiday
makes
00
difference,
to
the
conduct
of
business,
Meetings
are
being
addressed
In
Ontario
cilien
and
at
Vancouver
ami
Fort
Willium.
Liberals
do
not
seem
to
expect
an
election
Tor
some
lime
and
are
not
worrying
about
il,
apparently.
Capl.
Charles
IMvvards
is
leaving
tonight
011
the
Caiilcna
for
Vancouver.
.
'
.
for
.dairy
produce
of
all
kinds
as1
'continued
on
page
six)
jRussia
Has
Cleaned
Up
Market
for
Used
and
New
Airplanes;
,
also
Bought
Motors
and
Parts
TOHUNTO,
April
7.
Announcing
the
purchase
of
four
used
airplanes,
bringing.
Ihe
'provincial
Hre-nghUiig
squad
up
to
IU,
lion.
James
Lyon,
mjnister
of
lands
and
forests
for
On
lario,
yesterday-
staled:
"An
unusual
feature
of
the
search
for
machines
was
the
information
obtained
iu
the
United
Stales
thai
the
Kussiun
government
hud
cleaned
out
the
entire
market
It
has,
been
reported
to
me,
that
agents
for
the
niissinus
have,
purchased
Irainloads
of
machines,
now
and
old,
as
well
u.j
motors
and
spare
purls
ror
shipment
lo
llussin."
Filling
Cow
Bay
is
Again
Discussed
by
City
Council;
Casey
.
is
Opposed
to
Move
t.
On
the
grounds
that
Ihe
project
as
planned
oy
tne
Cana
diau
National
Railways,
for
tfic
filling
in
of
Cow
Bay
would
ab-.'phltely
iJejuive
the
fishing
fleet
of
harbor
facilities
it
now
enjoys,
Aid.
Casey
announced
at
last
night's
council
meeting
that,
having
Investigated
Hie
matter,
he
had
decided
to
oppose
further
negotiations
with
a
view
lo
having
the
city
waive
its
rights
in
Cow
Hay
in
exchange
for
a
parcel
of
waterfront
land.
Aid.
Casey
explained
that
he
had
at
first
understood
that
il
was.
proposed
lo
fill
in
onfy
that
part
of
Cow
Hay
inside
of
the
raiiway
tracks.
lie
had
subsequently
j
-
--
-
r
fuuml,
however,
that
somclhiu
entirely
'different
to
this
was
planned
by
the
railway
com
pany.
The
proposal
was
to
rill
iu
Cow
Hay
as
from
a
line
be
tween
the
oeorpctown
and
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
wharves,
a
move
that
would
put
Ihe
fleet
into
the
open
harbor,
Jle
intended
lo
oppose
anylbiu
that
would
fur
ther
implicate
Ihe
city
iu
sucli
.a
project.
Tim
discussion
on
J
his
matter
came
up
iu
connection
with
a
letter
from
I.
A.
McPhersitu,
C..N.11
.superintendent,
in
which
il
was
pointed
out
thai
the
waterfront
lot
lo
be
granted
P
Hums
&
Co,
I,
til.
tor
an
abba-loir
site
encroached
slightly
on
the
lot
which
the
city
might
ob
tain
from
tin;
'provincial
?overn-
rni'iit
iu
return
for
permission
being
granted
lo
fill
in
Cow
Hay.
The
letter
asked
If
the
city
would
be
opposed
to
a
single
I
lease
being
granted
covei
inv
Hie
entire
site,
the
city
lo
be
reim
bursed
from
rental
for
any
en
croachment.
J.
Hurns
&
Co.
would
require
lo
occupy
the
lot
to
its
full
width.
Delay
Action
Mayor
Newton
reported
Ihat
the
finance
committee
had
felt
that
it
might
be
as
well
(o
delay
action
with
respect
l.o
Ihe
rrqiw-sl
oT
.Mr.
Mcpherson
until
the
transfer
aspect
had
been
completed,
Mr.
Mcl'hersou
had
said
(hat
Ihe
aspect
of
his
application
was
only
that
the-
cily
should
approve
or
his
request
in
Hie
event
of
the
waterfront
lot
cum-itiiv
into
possession
of
Ihe
city.
The
cily
would
be
compensated
for
any
encroachment.
That
was
Ihe
nutshell
aspect.
Aid.
Casey
then
expressed
his
opposition
lo
.the
whole
proposition
as
now
plmmed,
and,'
sifter
some
discussion,
it
was
moved
by
Aid.
McMordie
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Hrow-.i,
that
Ihe
mutter
be
laid
over
for
a
week.
JAPANESE
STUDENT
IS
SUCCESSFUL
IN
ESSAY
COMPETITION
Yoslil
Kalsuyama
of
the
second
year.
Prince
Ituperl
High
School,
has
won
one
of
two
medals
awarded
by
Hie
Illue
(loose
Order,
an
organization
lo
encourage
rorest
conservation,
for
I
lie
besl
assay
on
fire
prevention.
The
competition
was
open
lo
all
llih
School
students
of
Northern
and
Central
Krilish
Columbia.
BEER
LICENSES
TO
SMALLER
TOWNS
ARE
ISSUED
AT
VICTORIA
VICTOIHA,
April
7.
Peer
licenses
were
Issued
today
lo
include
the
King
Mil
ward
Hotel,
Stewart;
(he
Prince
George
and
Hoyal
Hotels,
Prince
George,
and
the
Nechako
Hotel,
Vanderhoof.
FISH
PRICES
STILL
HIGH
Nearly
Nineteen
Cents
Paid
for
Some
of
American
Boats
Today
Very
nearly
nineteen
cents
a
pound
was
paid
today
at
the
fish
exchange
tor
three,
car
load!
which
were
sold
on
exchange..
Only
one
boat
was
Canadian
and
it
got
10.70c.
Thero
has
been
a
big
demand.
in
the
Kasl
with
little
.offering,
only
,
two
car
loaUi
being
shipped
from
hero
yesterday.
The
liig
HiTwals
are
expected-at
the
week
end
and
early
next
week,
and
it
is
probable
prices
then
will
be
much
lower.
Arrivals
today
were:
.Sunset
.10,000
at
18c
and
Cc
lo
Cold
Storage.
.
Forward
il.OOO,
Glacier
10.000
at
l8.J0c
and
Cc
lo
Allin
Swan
3.000,
Lincoln
7,000;
Flattery
-'.".00,
at
l8.D0c
and
Co
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
M.
M.
Chrislopher
1,000
at
1G.70C
and
Cc
to
Cold
Storage.
JUDGMENT
IN
Breach
of
Promise
Sut
Against
John
tho
Finn
Lost
by
Miss
Munn,
VAXCOI
VFH,
April
7.
handed
down
today
dis
misses
Ihe
breach
of
promiso
suit
brought
against
John
lluahti
of
Slcw'arl,
heller
known
as
John
Ihe.
Finn,
by
Lottie
Munn.
Ihe
girl
who
came,
from,
Knglaud
to
marry
him.
The
judgnwnl
leaves
opcq
the
possibility
of
Miss
Munn
recovering
snmo
of
tho
money
she
spent
in
coming
to
Hritish
Columbia
from
Loudon.
The
court
will
hear
counsel
for
botli
sides
on
Ihe
question.
ol
plaintiff's
right
to
amend
her
pleadings
to
make
it
a
claim
for
compensation
Tor
costs
of
the
trip,
said
to
be
about
a
thousand
dollars.
COMMITTEE
TO
HEAR
COMBINE
SIDE
OF
THE
OCEAN
FREIGHT
RATES
OTTAWA.
April
7.
The
special
continillee
of
Ihe
House
appointed
lo
investigate
Ihe
Peterson
ronlracl
for1
control
of
ocean
freight
rales
met
for
an
hour
this
morning
ami
then
adjourned
until
Friday
week
when
witnesses
(or
the
shipping
cnuipuny
of
the
alleged
combine
will
be
heard.
ARCHBISHOP
DIES
POHI'LAMi.
April
7.
-
Archbishop
Alexander
Christie
of
Iho
i;.iMioic
Archdiocese
of
Oregon
City,
died
at
Ihe
hospital
;
hero
yesterday.
v
v
1
!
.