(I:
gV
I'll
llll,,..l...
ioi-gi
I
lit
rliiltliTii
k.
Some
day
one
of
i
......
i
.
si
,,ir
i
ii
may
nave
1
1
go,
ir
Ik
-piliil
and
Ihcji
whiilj
'iiiiiiio(J.'i(ioii
woilhl
-li
bin
to
have.
Nothing.
!
ii
!
goon
lor
iiitn
ii
lit'
:!
i
Mill
gll'l
IlitU
IO
IKlM)
i
iit
lo
dial
iii
ji
of
iiicij
the!
u-
i-i-i.
what
I
would!
WOllltl.
iu
my
uuwn
ouppiy
uepoiS
JOT
r
r-.,.
i
v-h
f'ii
her?
It
Is
not
T
;;iv
!
i
.
i-i
i.
no
proper
.ie-
"'!i!n);il
(iii
for
children
iH'-i
i
i
There
i
u
room
i
riglO
be
made
available
i
.-i
i.r.oo
lo
make
ii
and
IIicji
I
In
I
I'.oipirc
will
for-TIh
v
have
Ihc
moiiev
I'.IHl.
Ii".
i-iplious
o
lhi
one
of
(lie
loeal
I
"iicv
will
bo
ueknow-
GOOD
WORK
OF
COMPENSATION
BOARD
SHOWN
"tport
Just
Issued
Indicates
Us
Scope:
Million
and
Quartor
Paid
Out
'
'
llY
April
ao.
-
More
'"
i0"
w
'
Ivineu
have
now
I
"lection
of
the
-
1
"in.
nnliu
Hoard.
c
'
l
today
in
Hie
1
1
just
given
oul.
1
1.
2
1
3.257
paid
'
i
''iiHiiiiioi
"
"
'til
t.f
every
OMi
PILE
DRIVING
IS
UNDER
WAY
Krthern
Construction
Co.
Start-"I
Yesterday
on
this
Portion
f
Elevator
Construction
I'i!,.
I'.U'I
l'
ill,
r;,..
.
Va',.-lr
''"tt
Iv
in-:
..;;..ttil
'MMIi.l
H,vl"y
for
lh.
i-levatoi
w'a
!
I
a
rl
i-il
.
viklirl:iv
------(
v
-
--"
'
ConnO-iicllon
Ctt.
driver
broufihl
from
"I
I
lie
fir'sl
of
Ihe
usi-d
anil
ihe
work
"ailid
froin
Ihfs
end
lM'
gravel
fjll.
i'i"s
is
liciiiu''
minle
"
iniualion
work
and
Ihe
if
Kl
i'f
liini'i
',..,
I
I..
1
,,,
I,
1
iii
,,r
IS
I
ir.
iMf,
III
I'XhVeled
'lhal
May
s1ll
sre
Ihe
lv
iiml
wharf
work
prel-
.
'""ipieied.
rnds
will
h
'he
.xiiperstrue.lure.
,,
"
'
"i''
hiddiuy
on
which
JllM,.
I
stnrl
alionl
C'TY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PUBLIC
MEETING
;
I'Ulilir
meelina
will
'"'''I
at
the
(;iy
Hall
on
Jln"''hi.
Mi,.
;t0,
day
or
'
l...n.
lo.
ills-IUr'Sj01)s.
1Ti.a..(infj
r,'"''tr
Indus'
in
i
'
"
"u1rl-
'"'
ubinat.
1
'.'
allendauco
'"'Hiesli.,1
M.
M:noN,
Mayor.
ST
V'PI'I
I
for
Argentine
Flyer
Imbrecaria
and
Canada
Getting
away
for
Japan
"':H
I-..
e..l..
n
r
April
Long
r
light
:!(.
Paliicio
Mnphv,
advatuc
ngcul
PRINCE
OF
WALES
IS
IN
SOUrH
AFRICA
ON
AN
OFFICIAL
VISIT
C.l'i:r()W..
April
.in.
liuviiiK
made
slops
al
s
After
.
.
.
it
...i
lav
on
Hoard
n.iM.f
lie-in
his
lour
Soulh
Africa.
STOCK
MARKET
ll.C.
SiUer
(I
ra
11
by
Ilaelloil
Hold
.
r.oball
...;..r
Surr
lulel'
Uimwell
b.
A
I..
(Hauler
lialy-Alaska
..
Howe
.ound
...
I'leniier
Selkirk.
Almost
as
Much
In
Two
and
Half
Months
as
In
Four
During
1924.
HIGHER
PRICES
TODAY
The
lolal
halibut
ealeli
landed
here
during
the
month
of
April
aiiiinmli'il
o
;i.:sg.s,km)
pounds,
running
very
elosi-
to
Ihe
March
ealch
whieh
was
.'i,8l
I.:I0D
pounds.
This
laken
nlotiK
with
Fehruary'.s
I.IM'i.f.OU
makes
:i
lolal
so
far
or
H,2'Jfi.700
pounds
for
I
In
two
and
a
half
months
sinee
I
lie
seuson
opened
on
February
1
5
as
asainsl
8.512,200
pounds
marketed
in
Ihe
first
four
months
of
lasl
year,
when
lliere
was
no
rloe
season.
Today's
Arrivals
Halibut
arrivals
(his
inoniin-wero
liIil
and
prices
were
eon-
,
siderably
iinproed.
Three
Amer
ican
boats
sold
lfi.5011
pouinM
al
places
in
llie
iniin
'."as,
..,.u
.
,1..1.11.,,,
.,.,.
i
i'
i.noMAYesI
Africa
siMlcmcnls,lheaml
(W)(
tklu,liats
S(Wll
500
mince
01
iim'
"'
Ipomids
I-"""'
n
lie
and
He.
li
I
I..
....
I.
1
.-..iv-,.1.
,...,.w...l..-
,w
f..l.
of
Ihe
Union
of
Hid.
I
.:ik
12.00
'.ill
M
.UjVj
.
Jf
.10
Asked.
1.10
I
1,00
.01
',4
.nit
i.lo
18.00
..jr.
2.10
.05
',4
.05
s
."
mimi
."HIV,?
-j
v
v
-
lowst
llrolhers,
7,000
pounds,
al
12.8c
and
3c,
lo
the
I'aciric
Fisheries.
Vesta,
O.OOO
pounds,
al
12.5c
and
;Iu.jiimI
Kask-rn
I'oinl,
3,50(1
pounds,
al
12.7c
and
;ic,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Coinpaiiy."
Canadian
Fanny
F.,
2,000
iomnls,
at
1
1.
le
and
i'Ic.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
FlfJi
A
Cold
Sloraye
Co.
Tramp,
1.
500
pounds,
al
lie.
and
'le,
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries
Adverlise
in
Ihe
Hallv
News.
Lapointe
Defends
Government
Policy
on
Tariff
and
Other
Forms
Taxation
in
House
of
Commons
t
ri'T
VW
April
H'.
Ho-
Kroesl
bapoinle,
minislei'
uf
juslice
and
attorney
general,
warmly
defended
Ihe
government'.
fimuicial
policy
yestcroay
in
me
iiuurn
m
ouiuniuu
uu
fiuupij
Clialleilgcd
Ihe
COIISCIVaine
euurej
inui
imsiin-ff
Hiiiores
rre
.in..
I.,
ihe
lariff
and
ouoled
Hrailslreels
in
sliporl
of
his
argu
ment
lie
claimed
lhal
taxalion'iii
(Canada
was
lower
Hum
In
Ihe
United
Stales.
Mr.
Lapoiule
defended
Ihe
melhod
of
bundling
irallway
HQ
ml
;,s
al
nreseiit
set
forth
in
Ihe'
budget.
It
is
expected
lliut
Hon.
Arthur
Meigheu
and
Premier
Mai
kenzie
King
will
Italia
for
i
.Major.
.anui.
Hie
.vrgcnliiie
aviator,
who
plans
lo
resume
hi
worm
iiigni
from
.lapan
alionl
May
,
nuuniiiirrd
last
night
(liai
ilie
lugs
Imbricaria
and
Canada
were
being
rci-ninlilioiicd
al
Sen
I
lie
nnil
wore,
about
ready
lo
leave
for
Japan.
.Murphy
plans
lo
leave
Yaiumicr
Friday
on
Hie
Cmprcss
or
Hussia
for
Yokohama,
when-
he
will
confer
with
Zaiiui
he-lore
hoarding
Hie
Imhreearia.
The
lugs,
keeping
up
rniniiiiiiitniiiuii
by
wireless,.
.wii
Iravel
ifoilh
from
Japan,
laying
down
-upplio
in
Ihe
Kurile
iiml
I
In-
.1-iiI
i.tii
Islands
and
ahum
Alaskail
and
llritisii
Columbia
roasts.
Murphy
will
return
In
Vancouver
on
Ihe
liuhreeai-ia
after
;'ll
Ihe
uppl
ilrpnls
haf
lieen
ITrpUITll.
ALL-NIGHT
SESSION
OF
HOUSE
EXPECTED
END
BUDGET
DEBATE
OTTAWA.
April
.in.
Tlien
in
liki'ly
lo
lie
an
all-iiiuhl
Mvimi
of
Ihe
lloiHe
us
word
has
been
patsnl
arouiiil
lhal
Ihi,
I
lo
lie
the
Ial
day
of
Ho
hinlgfl
ili'bali
anil
Ihe
wailii
li"l
of
spwiker
i
Ion?
enough
lo
rarry
Ho
lliiusi'
Ihrouvll
until
ilawn.
4.
4-
4
EIGHT
MILLION
LBS.
HALIBUT
One
or
Ihe
amphibian
planes
is
-howii
that
Ihe
l
.S.
Xavy
will
supply
fur
Ihe
Arelic
flight
which
Donald
II.
MaeMiU
lan
will
unilerlake
Ibis
summer.
Two
jnaehiues
will
be
ii
.ed
for
Ihe
expedllion
An
Hour
with
a
Poet
at
Booth
School
Last
Night
Proved
to
be
an
Occasion
of
Pure
Enjoyment
Prim
e
Huperl
people
havjc
lislem-d
lus
jiiany
ferlures
bill
prolwbU
:-juuui.
in
whirl
lhey
wenvmunv.pMunttUy.
inlercf
led
or
in
which
(here
was
greater
appeal
lo
lheir
eiie
of
art
and
imagination
lhaii
lhal
which
wy
delivered
lust
nighl
lo
a
larg
audience
in
Ihe
auditorium
of
lloolh
Memorial
School
by
Jr.
Charles
(i.
l.
Ilobert,
Canada's
illu-lrioo
poet
and
aulhor.
11
was
something
enlirely
novel
and
Ihe
diseourse,
whieh
consisted
partly
of
a
rental
of
poems
and
partly
of
an
informal
lalk
on
Ihe
author's
experiences,
proved
most
entertaining
lo
Ihc
SNOWSTORMS
MIDDLE
WEST
Damage
to
Fruit
In
Minnesota
and
Tornado
In
Texas
Last
Night
CHICAGO,
April
20.
Last
week's
hot
weather
throughout
the
middle
west
was
followed
last
night
by
hall,
snow,
sleet,
rain
and
a
small
tornado
in
the
territory
that
a
few
days
ago
complained
of
extreme
heat.
Snow
and
sleet
In
Minnesota
caused
considerable
damage
to
wire
communications,
SL
Cloud
reporting
an
Inch
and
a
half
of
snow
with
much
damage
to
fruit.
Kyle,
Texas,
was
struck
by
a
tornado,
killing
two
and
Injuring
more
than
a
score.
CONVICTED
OF
THEATRE
THEFT
and
lie
will
be
sentenced
along
wilh
DePaula
upon
the
completion
ol
Ihe
assizes,
probably
Monday.
Mrs.
C.
T.
Cabrera,
who
arrived
lasl
week
from
Masse!
I,
tell
On
last
night's
iruin.
for
Toronto.
She
will
join
her
husband
who
I
a
al
present
in
Philadelphia
on
mining
business.
audieju-e.
Or.
Hoberls
has
a
pleasimr
con
versat
tilnal
slyle
and
libs
lecture
was
punclualed
wilh
many
a
liuoiitiuus".
itlusinii.
His
faculty
of
chattily
and
lightly
eiililrtaiii-iuiz
his
heiirer,
and
imiiiedialely
proceeding
lo
reeile
a
poem,
wilh
almost
melodious
'elocution,
was
the
(ding
thai,
was
inosl,
refreshingly
delightful.
The
eliairiiian
'of
the
merlins'
was
J.
C.
llraily,
principal-pf
the
High
School,
who
cITeclively
hi-'
IriMluced
Dr.'
lloberls
o
the
audience.
No
Uplift
Designs
In
opening,
Or.
Ituherls
.said
that,
in
cnlerlainin?
an
audience,
be
always
desired
lo
entertain
;
himself.
He
did
not
feel
like
un-
jderlaking
a
task
of
uplift
but
'desired
lo
get
acquainted.
lie
would
read
some
of
his
poems.
s
in
tbein
was
found
llie
besl
expression
oT
biniseir.
lie
had
beard
a
steal
deal
of
l'riiiee
llu-.perl
and
had
been
only
await
in'-'
the
opportunity
lhal
had
now
(conn?
about,
of
gelling
hep1.
lli
j
first
7ew
of
Ihe
eily
had
appeal-vd
to
him
even
more
(Vreally
than
llind
the
liielure
in
his
imagina-
lion.
It
was
bound
to
be
one
of
Ihe
irrcal
cities
of
the
world.
In
'its
present
flale
il
offered
a
Frank
DePaula
Found
Gulltv
bv'Kreal
npjical
to
the
poeli
for
il
Jury
at
Vancouver
Assizes
had
all
the
eseiiiiai.s
eoiuiueivc.
Yesterday
l'"
poetry-
-faith,
iiuagiuallon
and
.
vision.
Now
that
he
had
seen
vvxmrvr.il.
m-ii
::n
.-norivl
Prince
Ituoert.
he
fell
thai
be
minutes
after
leaving
the
court
'would
lie
able
to
write
cl.lcleutly
room
at
Ihe
assi.e
eourl
here
about
It.
veslerdav.
llie
Jurv
l-eliii
neil
I
Al
several
points
in
bis
lec-
wllh
a
verdict
of
'Y-'Ullly"
In
Ihellure,
Or.
ltoberl.s
referred
lo
"hi.-
case
id
C.
t:.
Thompson
and
iconsiii,
his
dearest
friend
ami
Frank
Oel'aiila.
charged
wilh
mol
baled
rival"
IUKs
Car-parlicipatlou
in
a
robbery
at'ntan.
lie
hoped
thai
Prince
H11-
f
In
lUniilol
Thealre
in
1U2.'1.
perl
would
nwin
have
Ihe
oppoi'
Thonipson
has
also
been
con-
lunity
of
iiearing
Hliss
Curinan
iclcd
of
a
eivie
payroll
robbery
who
was
even
now
considering
making"
Yiiicyuver
his
Canadian
home.
Carman,
he
said,
would
become
enraptured
wilh
Prince
Hupcrt
and
would
immedialeL
burst
into
poetry.
Kvcrybody
loved.
Carman
be
was
0
feel
l
inches
in
height
and
his
moVj
prominent
'feature
was
a
nuge
shock
of
woolly
hair
over
whicj
he
always
yore
a
wide
briminc
'eonlimied
on
pa?e
four)
VXI
BOSTON
GRILL
TO
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
f!oor
for
hire.
Suitable'
for
Anywhere
at
Ai.,
'
&
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Itmd
Royal
Hotel,
3i.Ave.
ding
parlies.
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rapts,
apply
to
Boston
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third,
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
-457.
XV
NO.
102.
YOl,
PHINUB
III
l'KHT,
U.U,
TIU.iJStAY,
A1MUL
UO,
IU23.
Vaitardif'a
Circulation
1B76
Stratt
Salaa
616
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PLOT
AGAINST
LIFE
OF
MR.
CHAMBERLAIN
STATE
OF
MICHIGAH
TRYING
TO
FORCE
SALE
OF
CANADIAN
WATIOHAL
LINE
editorial
j
Tugs
Will
Leave
for
REMEMBER
THE
CHILDREN.
Japan
to
Prepare
way
Plot
Against
Life
of
Austin
Chamberlain
is
Reported
from
England
No
details
are
given
out
but
it
is
thought
to
have
been
of
Communistic
origin
and
part
of
general
disturbance
LONDON.
April
:P.
A
plot
again-l
Ihe
life
of
High!
lion.
Anslm
Chamberlain,
secretary
of
stale
for
foreign
affairs,
is
reported
here
bill
Scotland
Yard
refuses
lo
discuss
il.
All
that
is
really
known
is
that
guards
have
been
detailed
lo
protect
hiin.
Hcyoml
ailmilting
the
general
belief
lhal
Ihe
plot
is
or
commo--nislic
origin,
no
details
are
forthcoming.'
London
newspapers
print
u
s
iiggeslion
lhal
the
attack
oil
,Ir.
Chamberlain
was
part
of
Ihe
general
communistic
disturbances
which
are
taking
part
all
over
Kuroc.
However,
authorities
here
have
the
situation
well
in
hand.
'
YORKSHIRE
GETS
FALL
OF
SNOW
FOR
SIX
HOURS
TODAY
I.FF.OS,
Kngland,
April
;,0.
-Winter
has
relumed
temfirira"iily.
-Yorkshire
was-visited
hy
f
ix
Mur
siiowslortn
today
making
road
travel
almost
impose
silde
and
holdiiij.'
op
business
lo
a
great
extent.
WHALING
VESSELS
TO
OPERATE
SOON
FROM
ROSE
HARBOR,
Q.C.
Black,
Brown
and
White
to
Leava
Victoria
on
May
9
for
North
VICTOIUA,
April
30.
Three
vessels
of
the
iousolidaled
Whaling
Company,
Hlack,
llrovvn
and
Wjiile
are
lo
leave
Victoria
on
May
0,
il
was
announced
yesterday.
They
will
proceed
lo
Hose
Harbor
on
Queen
Charlotte
Island.'
where
lhey
will
operate
in
Ihe
.surrounding
waters
as
far
south
as
(Juceu
Charlotte
Sound.
TUG
BOAT
SINKS:
FOUR
ABOARD
ARE
LOST
IT
IS
FEARED
AIIF.HDF.FN.
Washington.
Apr
30.
All
four
members
or
the
crew
or
the
tugboat
ltyba
are
be
lieved
lo
have
heen
lost
when
the
vessel
sank
olT
Orays
Mar
hor
bar
this
morning.
:
ITALIAN
PLOT
IS
DISCOVERED
Strike
of
Workers
and
Dsmon
strati
on
-
Against
Government
Was
Planned
for
May
Day
ItOMF.
April
30.
-
The
pohVtf
announced
today
that
a
plot
had
'been
discovered
of
an
Italian
revolutionary
organization
affiliated
wilh
the
Comtuunisl
groups
of'llussia
whereby
on
May
Day
there
would
be
a
strike
of
work-
erst
and
deiuiiifstratioii
against
Hie
government
throughout
Italy.,
The
authorities
ale
taking
strong
measndes
lo
prevent
trouble
tomorrow.
GUEST
TODAY
OF
i
CANADIAN
CLUB!
Charles
G.
D.
Roberts
-Honored-
Local
Organization
With
His
Prssence
A
luncheon
In
honor
of
tint
famous
author,
Charles
O.
Wt
Huberts,
was
given
today
in
the
Ihislon
Hall
under
the
auspice
of
the
Canadian
Ctil
'with
members
of
the
Women'
Canadiaf
Cluh
also
in
aliendauce,
II
was
a
rather
notable
occasion
in
lluil
the
guesl'of
honor
Vv'as
a
Canadian
born.
There
was
a
largi
altendaiice,
with
W.
S.
Fisher,
president
id
the
club,
in
Ihe.
chair.
At
the
close
Mr.
Flshe?
extended
a
vote
ol
thanks
ToU
lovvimg
an
intensely
in
I
cresting
address
by
Hie
visitor.
State
0
Michigan
is
After
Part
Canadian
National
Railway
Sysem
and
this
is
Resisted
by
Thornton
.
1
1.
WASHINGTON,
April
:!.-'.
Uy
Canadian
Press,
A
mov
which
bus
been
slurlcd
in
Ihe
Michigan
legislature
lo
have
Hint
slate
lake
op
an
option
which
il
claims'
011
Ihe
Detroit,
GrnieJ
Haven
und
Milwaukee
Hallway
is
described
by
"Labor,"
n
labor
organ
published
here,
as
a
deliberate
plan
lo
cripple
(2auadas
public-owned
railway
.system.
The
paper
charges
lhal
"Interests"
opposed
lo
public
ownership
are
back
of
Ibis
move,
which
il
de.cribes
as
"one
of
llie
most
amazing
proposition
ever
sub-milled
fo
ait
American
legislalurr."'
A
resolution
calling
for
the
taking
over
uf
the
option
has
been
passed
by
both
houses
of
Ihe
Michigan
legislature
and
Is
reported
lo
have
the
approval
of
Governor
'Oroesebeek.
The
Do-toil.
Grand
Haven
and
Milwaukee
was
formerly
a
pail
of
(tie
Grand
Trunk.
II
H1
declared
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
according
lo
"Labor."
lo
be
un
integral
pari
of
Ihc
Canadian
National,
Hys(ein
and
Its
nn.s.sible
loss
would
be
a
serious
matter
for
Canada's
big
(rontinued
on
pagf
six?