a
m.i
'If
us.'
A
I'll.
ffaoionuli,
!
1
?
nil
eiiiiilinc
oh;t
-
To
Hlrtuiflc
Inulo
1
'
cxi
iviiimt
In
m'caii;
r'
Mi.-
ohjiMJl
nf
IIh"
n
rmifuriMifti,
In
N'-.i
only
did
tin'
rn-;
:l.
i
i
i'd
miinrroiis
Immip-
i
ii
Mm1
xhipiii'i'!
in
lln'
tin
'
G
i
ri,,v,
.......
'
iiiuuiH,
luiprovi-il
arj
iiumai
ioi
pic.
lie
diMiinl
.
'';
Ni'w
V"i
k
aovrins
tin-
,con-
!
'i
is-r.
LIFE
USELESS
WITHOUT
WIFE
aS3li
Man
Shot
Himself
When
Bolter
Half
Loft
Him
Ai.SZ.
li.t;..
April
211.
Al
l-Iltlinlil
ltny,,
m,
y,.,.H
r
nge.
I'i'iuli:ii'v
H'lliii
ro
inuglslrale.
w
a
s
M'mIcI'iIiiv.
It.
I.U
I........
...411.
j
mi
iti?-
nuiiir.
un
'"""biH
blown
out.
'
Tin-
poller
,,a
''
H
I
a
clear
ease
or
siiiridr.
'"V'l
hud
iiimrrelled
wilh
hfs
.
in-esious
day
and
she
11
In
lake
up
a
separalr
"'"I'li'iico.
12
BEER
LICEISES
VAXcmi
VKIt,
April
i.;i.Then
,l'w
:
hen'
Hcrnsrs
Issuei
"
nmviiw...
ii...
.
mi
MligMWiiv
at
l'orl
Alherul
Iber
'
"v
'"''I'tona
at
lesl
bring
Lailysmilli
j.4.4.4.4
-f
BASEBALL
Amorlcan
SI.
Louis
1,
Cleveland.
2.
Philadelphia
n,
Um
5.
Iielroil
I.
(Ibii'atJO
1.
v.v.
Vn.k
I.
Washington
When
Necessary
j
OTTAWA.
April
!M.
"A
merger
f.
tin-
Canadian
National,
,.,
(,.
,i;nli;iii
J'arifii'
Hallways,"
declared
Sir
II
-y
Thornton!
..iiMiiiiilinii
:iilv:ivs
vi'l
I'I'llilV.
'
i.
i.
I,...
mi
i
'if
HIT
"HI
llill
IIIIIMI
III"!
1)
I"
-
-
----
wninl
it
till
in
an
cimriiioiis
saving
providing
there
were
Mil-
.
..
.iniiLr.
in
inci't
llic
fixed
charges
hi
uoiu
ran-
I
H
ir.
m
o
"
.
it
,i..r:..!i
....
Si;
llMirv
iliTliiml
lhai
nit;
mikkcmhhi
iU
ll,r
.
.
i
.
f
i
.
Ihr
,;i:mii
line."
was
ilui'
lu
slate
iiwncrsiiip
w.isiioum-iisi.
i
n-.-di
ii
v,:v
due
!
roildilions
which
existed
previously
ami,
hail
CONFERENCE
IS
j
liciMi
lorccu
upon
mi'
inaiiiij,!--!
x
infill.
1
Crilicinl
hy
Sir
Henry
Dray-j
inn
for
vikiiI
1
1
ii
t-i-
'
on
adver-
tun
Haul
NOT
f
OMINF
!!.!'
'fH
'""'"'""
llll
VlllllIIlXJ!
rmin.
I
advertising
neressai
Colonel
Gear
Declares
it
Is
Bene
fit
to
Shippers
and
Not
Hindrance,
IT
AW
A
Aon
I
21.
-
"TliO;
-
hi
no
way
n
mm-
t'l
fc'
:
,ll
)
Illllh'l-.ilUlnl
l'i
w
ii.
rh'tl
Oitluiii'l
(icar
:r
Iti
in
1
1
Ilehn-il
(iiiianv
j
I
tin-
wring
In
advertise.'
iffirial
isnry
we
WAY
ESTABLISH
A
CAN
FACTORY
'I'll
o
fsliilttisliiiti'iil
of
a
ran
fa.'lory
in
roiincction
with
I
In-
JM-inn-
llup-rt
Spriici'
Mill'
in
undiT
roll
iili'ral
ion,
aiiniMinrrd
.1.
A.
Sinjlli.
prrfitlrnl
ir
"the
ronuiaiiy,
lliis
inorn-.itiK.
If
raiif
are
mailu
lii'l
lioxrs
would
aho
hi!
odd
Willi
Hh'iii.
Mr.
Sinilli
xlali'd.
This
would
.
pir
Ihr
mill
a
furllirr
oullrl
for
ils
lower
rrado
luin-n-r.
'"In
ran
and
luixrs
would
he
for
the
fifhiiiff
industry.
National
ChleuK,,
I,
Pillsburg
.
lltooUlyti
7,
I'l.lla.lrlphia
H.
Ilostou
.n,
New
York
0.
Ciueinalli
1.
SI.
l"'
Seal
Herd
Now
Passing
Off
Month
of
Hecate
Strait
and
Moving
Northward
Bering
Sea
If
,rul.i.K
weir
legal
many"
of
llic
snu.ll
fishing
boats
roiibl
I
ul
otr
liixoii
Knln
iv
galliering
lh'
yaiuaim
I"
i'i'li
wouhl
be
markrlril
here.
Thr
main
seal
brid
lias
li'lu-
imrlh
r
lhai
poinl
now
ami
is
slradily
"'"vt"K
JJ
-:'M
!o
llrnug
Hrn
wIhto
Hie
seals
birrd
on
llm
I
Oljloii
'"I'liiil,
ii
h
Mi,rr
brnls
are
now
oulsidr.
,
The
sruls
i.ir
being
piolrrlr.l
by
Ibe
n.asl
gnanl
ni
r
I'liiiliiini
i
.i.i.i
r
.1....
I!
i!
Wriirlilmau
ami
Ibr
riMHl
ri-"
mi
in,
i
M
1
1
1
1
1
tl
I
I
I
-o
The
herd
is
srallrrrd
a
g
I
deal
and
has
brru
passing
gueru
Charbdle
Islands
fur
seeral
weeks.
Now
and
Hum
a
Caiia-
,
....
Aineriraii
fisbing
boal
.
i..i.
...
..rr
..
mI.ii
1
1
lull
I
here
is
no
R"
'
V"
.
.
nut
markel
for
Iheni
ami
ery
mi.
Ilteual
fishing
lakes
plare.
"
.
1
1
...i
r
II...
I
......
I
v
14
II
11
11
11
t'
II
III'"
111""
.
I
.
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nd
U
...
r.
...
....V.
I
.
...
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.
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.
.
)
I
.
.ir1
'
'
j
ear
noiu
"
-
1...1
l...l
nianv
luials
w
I'l'lHh
i.-"v
I
11...
......
I.
.1-1..
II'
'IM
(Ml
llieei
i
in-
'
-
Vanronvrr
Island
an.l
io
n.xv
,.,
,,
(he
roast,
lauiug
men
loll
rn
route
when
Hie
wraiuvi
is
fuvnrablo.
'
HI.
Experimental
Farm
at
Sidney
to
Wake
Experiments
This
j
'
YICTOItlA,
April
r.i
1114
po.
.silnlilK'H
of
iini'oiirr
Inland
for
IiiIp.ii-ch
ios
inir
is
lo
!'
tilled
at
Ihr
r.irriiin'iilal
fann
at
id-i
liry
iiudrr
tin'
I
mi
i
n
i
n
deparl-nirul
of
iisririillurr.
Various
kind"
of
lidiarro
will
In
plaulod
and
lrl
madr.
So
far
rnN
of
Mivrn
ililfurrnl
arielii's
am
lir-in
srown
under
!ila
al
Ihr
lalion
and
Ihr
wrrdiiisrs
will
lir
m'I
oul
Jul
as'soon
n-i
Ihry
are
larvp
enoui'ly
hy
privale
prroux
and
alo
al
the
riipunru''a'fariu
-jJUtit
no
Ic.m
an-
lo
jls
roinloerrial
and
rural
ivr
vahir
have
hern
inair
ho
far.
TRYING
TO
STIR
UP
OTTAWA
GOVERNMENT
Hon.
John
Oliver
and
General
Odium
Gone
to
Capital
to
Urge
Action
VANCOLVKU,
April
2.1.
e-fonj
leavintr
for
Ollawa
Hon.
.lohii
Oliver
said
he
was
unable
lo
sive
out
anylhing
for
puhliea-lion
exeepl
thai
he
was
iioing
there
lo
try
lo
rind
out
what
was
bring
done
and
whal
was
likely
!
he
done.
Miiir.-i'en.
iriui
Diiluiii.
M.l'.l'.
is
also
gone
lo
lend
a
heliiiiiK
hand
in
Hying
10
tdve
I
he
I'eare
lliver
problem.
Vanronvrr
business
interests
i
i..
are
urging
ine
uom
noui-m
i-
ii-v
In
arriiuae
for
Ihr
Pearn
lliver
projeel
lo
be
taken,
up
Ibis
year
with
a
view
lo
eonslruriioii
liclng
iirlually
eoninirneed.
AMEL1US
JARVIS
!
LIBERATED
TODAY
Flno
of
SGO.OOO
Paid
Before
Former
Financier
Was
Allowed
to
go
TiiltONTO.
April
21.
Aiuelius
Inrvis.
iiioininrnl
financier
and
vachlsman,
was
rrlrased
from
the
prison
hirm
.
Ibis
nioinpig
afler
a
rine
oT
OU.ihmi
imposed
upon
Ii
i
ui
had
brru
paid.
.Inrvis
was
convirlrd
for
bis
pari
wilh
I'eler
Smith,
binner
pruineial
Irrasiirrr,
in
connee-lion
Willi
tlutario
govrrninent
bund
srandals.
T.
B.
BOOTH
CHOSEN
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
TO
CONTEST
NANIMO
DUNCAN.
Il.i:.,
April
21.
T.
II,
Itoolb
of
Naualnio
was
rhosen
repivsenl
the
Liberal
parly
In
Hie
Naiiaimo
riding
al
the
federal
rieclion
by
Hie
parly
conven-lion
here
last
nlgbl.
The
vole
slood
Hit
for
Moidli
ami
20
Tor
C.
II.
OTIiillnran
of
Vieloria,-,
..llootb
I"
a
Nanalino
news-iaieriuau
and
O'llallorau
a
Jay-yer
livintr
al
Oak
Hay.
and
hammers
by
ils
side.
A
Tew
minutes,
.a
tier
Hie
re-
by
Collins
SMALLPOX
BANN
IS
i
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
"alb
25
and
with
nrwly
laid
danciniT
Ambulance
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Unces,
banquets
anrj
wed-iling
Service
partial.
Anywhere
at
Ar
",-Stand
.
For
ralis,
apply
lo
Boston
-
Royal
HoW
PRINCE
RUPERT
Srill.
Third
Ave.
ana
n-
'
;
Phono
457.
.rr
urn'
VV..
",j
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
trttt
!
51
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS,
yIirdt'
ClrtulitlMi
1.880.
U)l,
XV.,
NO.
M.
PIIINOK
m
i'Kirr,
H.O.,
thlhsuay,
APitiL
'mar.
-
9
Y
Alexa
SliiTiiie,
woman
golf
rliuiiipion
or
Ihr
Knilrd
.Slates,
i
linwn
Willi
lire
li
n
t;i
int.
Willtrrl
(I.
lVn-rr
of
OHawa.
aHrr
llirir
ir-rriil
Jiuirriagr
al
I'.ii
-1
l.i.kr.
tirorsia
Grain
Elevators
Burned
At
Chicago
Last
Night
Loss
Over
Two
Million
CIIICAJiO,
April
-'."I.
A
fire
lal
night
ilivb-oyrd
two
wiiodrn
elrviilors
of
Ibr
Itosrnbaiini
(iraiu
Corporalion
roulaii!-ing
Iwo
million
bushel-
of
rorn
ami
oats
wilh
a
inouelaly
os
eslinialeil
al
2,.'.hj,iump.
For
a
linir
il
was
fenreil
a
large
industrial
seelion
uT
rily
would
be
ieil
mil,
Hie
heal
bring
so
intense
llial
fiiemrn
were
unable
lt
nppro.ieli
U
williin
firty
tret
.
or
burning
slriirtiues
al
times.
The.
blazing
grain
poured
inln
Ibr
sonlli
braneli
uT
Chiraao
llixrr
rlu.'tgiug
Ihr
si
rea
in
ami
HirraleninK
ship
ping.
Alo
it
caused
Hie
drawal
of
Iwo
fire
lugs.
COLLINS'
BODY
with.
:
RESCUED
TODAY
:
Directly
After
Removal
Lateral
Slid
Into.
Deep
Pit
Beneath
It
!
CAVK
CITY,
April
21.
-
The,
body
of
Flovil
(tollins
was
freed!
today
from
the
unili'igi
oninl
Map
whei'i1
he
niel
a
slow'
dralh
two
monlhs
ago.
following
.sevrnlren
days
or
sull'ering.
.Miners
yrslrnlay
rrached
llic
boiU-
and
round
a
large
stone
right'
across
he
ankles
wilh
morsels
or
Tood,
rope,
chisels
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
i
rovery
of
me
nony
me
laierai
eae.l
in
and
slid
10(1
reel
below
into
a
Idark
pil,
subslaulialiug
lb,,
remark
nf.
Collins
to
IIiosh
who
allemplrd
lo
rescue
bini
thai
Iheie
was
a
deep
pil
right
behind
him.
The
body
was
in
a
good
slate
of
iireservalion.
1
llurial
look
place
on
Ibe
lop
or
Ihr
Cryslal
Cuvr.
anolbrr
eiivern
disrovrred
LIFTED
AT
VANCOUVER
SKATTLK.
April
21.
-
The
iuaranllne
ayalnsl
smallpox,
which
went
inln.elTecl
on
Mureb
17,
reituiring
all
persons
entering
Ibe
Uniled
Slides
troiii
Van-(Miuver
lo
be
vaccinated,
was
lined
loday.
GEODETIC
SURVEY
COMING
TO
RUPERT
TO
COMMENCE
WORK
i
Special
lo
Daily
News
OTTAWA,
April
21.
geoilclie
survey
parly
under
Major
(irorgr
McCal-luni,
which
leaves
here
Tor
llrilisli
Columhia,
Monday,
will
coininence
its
bdiors
at
Prince
lu.
perl
and
work
eastward
along
Hie
roulc
of
Ibe
Canadian
National
THORNTON
PROPOSES
RAIL
AMALGAMATION
LOCAL
lANNtKYMAN
UttLAKtS
bid
aALl
rtvUUUUlUn1
IMl
15
TUjjIdLl
rjfi
C
vnvlfvti
Asvf
f
sins
IVIJII
IISI
.lllllllllllll
I
llll
Illfllll.
-
-
-
inci5.
and
CP.R.
Would
Effect
Great
Saving
Declares
Railway
Head
Sir
Henry
Ihprnton
Uelends
Admmislraiion
of
i:kiiw
IIIKALlU
Line
ana
traces
mu
iuiemae
ir
i
.Tminrrn
ion
'
i
VAllLUUVfiKlOU.
Passengers
on
Homeric
I
Think
Japanese
Might
Likely
Been
Rescued
Ibr
Ihr
Ibr
the
Say
They
Saw
Men
Swimming
Toward
Vessel
'
FIVE
WOMEN
ARE
ON
JURY
v.vxr.iifVF.It.
Anril
21.
Five
or
Hie
twelve
persons
oil
Hie
jury
in
the
Chang
Sing
murder
trial
are
women.
Iney
win
neip
ueeuie
whether
Sing
will
swiugifor
his
alleged
crime
or
go
fre
It
is
I
In.
seennd
trial
or
Ibe
Chiuaiuan
who
is
charged
vyllh
being
the
stayer
of
David
0.
Lew,
the
brilT
1
l.i
ii
I
vi.uni;
Chiuaniau.
who
was
hol
In
.lealli
lasl
September,
The
women
arc
not
allowed
lo
lulk
In
Iheir
husbands
until
the
I
fin!
is
ner
bul
are
being
uuat
lered
in
the
Dunsinuir
Hotel
un
der
charge
of
a
police
'matron
W.
L.
Stamford,
engineer
for
Ibr
murine.
deparluiPnLO
sailed
lnsl
niuhl
on
the
Prinre(5eorgo
for
Aiivns
on
departmental
busi
ness
in
connecllon
with
lliw
OiMiiulntr
of
a
ligbl
4)ti
tin
leamer
pasu;e
near
Auyox.
XKW
Who
Might
Have
Been
Picked
up
but
Others
Disagree
1
YUltK,
April
2:!.
The
While
.Slar
liner
Humeri-
dorkril
lal
niflil
Willi
(lie
iiaM'ngM'
dividnl
in
reganl
lo
IliC
piiKiliilil
Ihul
al
Ira.-I
Millie
or
thr
::s
inrnilirrs
of
the
rr
of
Ihr
.lapanre
f
rr
igli
I
rr
Maifiiku
Main
whirli
apk
on
Tuesday
tmglil
have
heeii
snveii..
Many
pas.-fiiffers
rrporlnl
llial
Ihry
had
seen
JapaiieM.-
M'a-iiirn
winnniiiK
or
lieing
swept
toward
the,
lloiucrie
after
the
freigliler
roiimlerril
and
llial
Ihry
hrlirvril
Ihry
inighl
have
been
saved
had
Ihr
lifeboals
been
I
owe
red
from
Ihr
liner.
Al
leasl
an
r'inat
number
or-!
rlarrd
exrrylliln'
iMiHsible
had!
been
done.
j
-Captain
Itolirrls'
slalrnienl
de-
rlared
it
was
impossible
lo
etfei'H
a
rrsriir.
No
seainru
or
bodies
wrrr
seen
The
Ituifiiku
Maru
va
built
.
I
1
8
at
KawakaUt
dorVyard
aid
waAor08t
Thr
owii?Tswrrr
TTir
BfrrTiue
if
w'niT-h'
n.
L.
.bd'inson.
Walton
Co..
Lid.
are
the
lora!
a?enls.
This
line
own
over
onr
huiidrrd
Irauip
steamers,
some
of
which
il
if
very
likely
will
rail
al
Mii
laler
for
rartroen
of
(Train
DAWSON
MAN
DIES.
jtort
i.WS(i...pril
2.I.
Olaf
Ojr-
sou,
7t
years
or
age,
oieii
yesirr-
day.
He
was
an
old
Miner
hen
who
made
strikes
during
Hi
dill
rush
on
lloiianza
Creek.
WOULD
REDUCE
Thai
it
should
be
possible
to
have
here
in
Ibe
very
near
luliire
o
coinr
here
il
is
necessary
lo
have
general
cargo
including
such
uopimodilics
as
wheal
and
lum
ber
In
'addition
to
rish.
l-.very
year
20,1)011
Ions
of
sail
herring
is
shinned
froni
Niinaiuio
to
lie'
.1..1....I
1.11
..u
i.llli.ll
HllH.
PARLIAMENT
Sonator
Prcporcs
Basis
of
Re
presentation
be
Changed
ion..
drajlwi;ii;UlJ..4.?,
.roiTI;
5j.t.0
y
v
OTTAWA,
April
23.
lleduc-tinii
in
I
In-
membership
or
llic
House
oT
Commons
sotighi
in
I
lie
pi'lilion
lo
the
King
of
wliii-li
notice
had
been
given
bv
Senator
Lynch
.Slaunlon.
I'e
sug
gested
thai
Ihr
representation
from
Ouebei'
wliich
was
a
fixed
factor
on
which
Dominion
re-inocnlalion
from
Ibe
res
I
ir
Ibe.
counlry
was
based
lie
reduced
from
(.
lo
50
so
that
Hie
unil.-
of
representation
could
be
re-
lured
all
over
the
.country.
Direct
Shipments
From
Here
to
Orient
of
Herring
Would
Help
Industry
Says
tr
traiisl'acirir
strainers
Canada
Must
Pass
Upon
It
as
....i.i
i.
.
...i
i
Tin.
iinivi
iiiiiii
i'e
.in.iu.i.M
..i...
...
i
.....
n
Stands
States
Premier
lirrieully
is
oblaining
direel
t.iansporlalion.
There
is
always
orwso
a
ready
markel
in
the
Orient
furl-
.
C
'
u
o
load
grnrral
cargo
for
Hie
Orient
is
the
opinion
of
Francis
Milleru,
beau
t
r
Hie
Milleit
tannery
Co.
This
iiioriiing,
in
discussing
a
shipment
or
ttnu
Ions
ol
sail
herring
.
....
thai
was
recently
loaded
from
bis
rioalinS
if
'
i
p
I
I..
ITS
eaiinrry
Laurel
AMialeti
in
roasung
vessels
ior
uriivrry
io
nruj-lle
iiml
Vancouver
where
il
wa
Irausferred
In
.sleamrrs
foe
Japan,
Mr.
Millerd
slated
thai,
could
thai
cargo
have
brru
loaib
lirrrt
brrc,
!?."
per
Ion
would
have
been
saved
in
rpaslnl
freight
rales.
However,
to
have
boals
AUSTRALIA
NOT
7
REOPEN
TREATY
;ilt
herring
and
aimosi
auy
-.
-
-
m..
i...
..I.
m..
..I....
I
ii.i-eiiuier
uroi-e
caun-n
rn-iiuer
imii
Illillllll
I
.III
I'l"
llll.i'i
.
.
it
Ibe
price
Is
ays
thai
nexl
will
endeavor
Iraiisporlaliou
right.
Mr.
.Millerd
year
his
company
lo
:,m
I
direct
tor
lis
product
from
here
lo
I
lie
Onenl.
The
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen,
which
has
been
suiting
herring
during
the
wilder,
is
now
I
..:
....I
Mil.
I
I..
jliii'l
!
II
II
1
11
LT
liciup
uiiiiinv'i
"
"i
aluion.
About
thr
.first
of
.luiy
the
vessel
will
be
taken
lo
Uar-
nard
Cove
on
Prinrrss
lloyal
Is
land
where
she
Is
lo
be
used.
Work
on
Ihr
exlrnsiou
plan
I
al
Seal
!oe
which
flic
Millerd
Co.
feeenlly
acquired
lo
make
il
into
a
full-Hedged
salmon
cannery
is.
proceeding
Mr.
Millerd
reports.
Advertise
In
llic
Dally
News
It
regretting
hit
inability
lo
reopen
Ihr
discussion,
op
Hie
proposed.
trade
liealy.
The
Coniiuonvealll
ptreiuier
stales
thai
lui'y
are
now
awaiting
'be
decision
of
(lie
Canadian
Parliament
on
the
treaty.
4.
4
SWIMMING
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
The
annual
meeting
of
Ibe
I'rineo
Huprrt
Swim-iniug
club
will
bo
ht'Id
In
Hie
City
'Mice
Court
room
on
Tli'ursday,
April
21,
al
H
p.m.
All
tneinbiirs
and
those
in'l
crested
are
:requeslt:il
to
attend.
.
,
VO
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