li
i
erii
n
u
iau
u
vuuviivms'n
imiu
I
ill
1:1m
1,
u
'
111
i
When
Wembley
Expenses
I
anarchy.
Martial
law
ha"
Im-cii
ii
Criticized
re.nl
throughout
Hulgaria
lull
no
'
'
disturbance
ha-
Iteell
reported.
TOTAL
COST
WAS
$42
4-
iVV
April
-
...
U
iiiiii'jii
l:
Atlantic
-
If.
The
lhe
ohl
1
i
MiservativtiJi
as,
t
lie
s'
jmlal
of
Ihc
inliiiinis-V
'.
Oetween
l'.M2
ami
Ut'
c
Hiliiiiieil,
rnoiiuh
I
Hie
Cmiservalixe
atl-
hail
grossed
and
th'
Mlanlio
lo
'
i
a
shullle
llinuili
a
Fruit
Combine
f1
ohn,
tliiiiM-ixaliveJ
i
-ti-iis
n
taken
lo
end
'
mlitiii
in
Western
I
was
no
advanlagc
lie
priiiiiicer
or
the
he
argued,
Tor
M.C
f"'ch
$.1
u
liox
on
the
f
'ho
producer
was
(to-niiy
30c.
VPR
?
VCCM
HAD
PEACE
RIVER
RAILWAY
"
favor
the
Province
Offcr-ln9
any
Reasonable
Induce
ment
to
Build
vTiiHIA.
April
17.--Premier
U:1
lli.fi.....
1
1
...
I
l
ii...
I...
Ml:
'lir.
Iici"
i
inn
ii
i
ne
i
i-
oveiniMcnl
ilcciih'S
"Hl.lnijfs
a
railway
inlo
'
llos
year
he
has
in
"'
lie
wmiU
llll
i
III
llll.lll
.
In
"
l"
ihi.i
an
early
start
i-h.
He
savs
he
favors
t
i'
a:
inline.
orvorge
.
l.iiK-i.il
whip,
was
;i
t
Vyle
wnj
one
of'
n
irntiii-y
elegdes
In'
4,
.is:
y
ur
alio.
in
h'-j
fit
ayaienl
of
'the
e.v-
1
v.
i
!
iii
fiinn
l!oncra-l
in
'
urrii-il
w:ir
arro!!
I
,i
f'ttuL.
or
8li
va'd
iim
snimierit
lo
Wenu
'
M'tiiim-il,
was
I
ii-i
','l"li,"r"
"iTering
any
reason-
'.'
l;"lr.eit
III
insure
u
line
llw
I
-
"'1111
hi
coiiiicel
wilh
the
I
il.N
I
h
u
lie
ninurixm
NOTHING
YET
TO
SAY
BABE
RUTH
MUST
v
"IT
AW
'Mi(iiu
I,.
'VI
AMil
17.
"There'i"
-III
V
III
I
1.
1..
II
II
Mil
II....
.
"
nine.
"
i
ei
i
I'L.i.
n....i
Ii,,.
,.
'.1111111111,
null-
-
...MMiys,
yesterday,
af
111
Ul
II,,.
eoiw.li.al....
'..r
,
"
UlllUloi,
ullli
li.,.-
....II
"
III
ihU
,
..
...
...
"
no
reiice
mver
ii.
GOVERNMENT
WITH
BRIAND
MINISTER
I'AIIIS,
April
17.
-
M.
I'ainleve
has
iuci'eeled
in
forming
a
(!oeriiiiienl
in
which
he
will
lake
the
ministry
of
war
in
adili-lion
lo
Hie
I'reiniership,
ami
M.
llriaml,
who
re-ccnlly
failed
lo
form
u
cahinet,
will
In-runic
foreign
ininislcr.
PRETENTIOUS
BOOKLET
l'lie
iiiosl
pretentious
hooklel
..
.
.....
...
i
.i:.l..ii
Oil
rrlllt'e
unpen
""'I
ii(hvi
ever
prepared
has
just
rome
olT
the
press,
having
heen
prepared
hy
a
Joinl
roininillce
of
the
cily
council
and
I
he
Hoard
or
Trade
under
the
chairmanship
of
John
Dylihavn.
II
conlains
a
iiiunher
of
new
pictures,
one
in
particular
lakeii
rrom
Hie
air
Ias1
summer
iriviii?
a
hrller
idea
of
the
eilv
Ihair
anv
hilherlo
seen.
,
A
i...
.1,1..
siirriul
in
llie
crime
,.r
Hi,,
hook
e
is
irom
m.ir
.ln.wiii--'
the
routes
from
peace
lUver
lo
II
oast
prepareu
prnioilouslv
hy
A.
i:.
N
rifihl
ami
r.
i
ack.
dale.
,he
hooklel
conlains
much
de-
i,.il
In
levari
o
I'liuce
ii.iMi
wilh
slalislics
hrotishl
un
prepared
l
lici
e
were
also
paw
'
.
HAS
BEEN
PUBLISHED
Tells
of
Peace
River
Route
ana
of
Rosources
and
Activities
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District
.
i..
i.v
i
i.i
loan
s
in
mine
..
..
i
sii.illln.rs.
icrs.
New
.M'w
iiiitein"
Iliuelioii,
Vamleihoof.
oiillitiiug
we
'".i..e
in
.
wliich
I
hey
are
parliemitrry
inlereslcd.
One
pafie
lia
..r
.1
a
iniees
I
'll
lonu
in
.,.....
-
....
i
Peace
Uiver
lo
I'rince
Unpen
aim
also
lo
Vancouver.
iiii.
tvnouraidileul
..
r.
I
..II,.
ii
done
by
Itose.
i.owau
this
cily
a
I
able
in
the
work
was
UNDERGO
OPEKAIJUN
NHW
YOHK.
April
17.
IJahe
Until
is
lo
undergo
un
rulion
for
Hie
removal
of
an
ahcess
on
hl
back.
The
home
run
king
will
he
unable
to
l-biy
baseball
for
al
least
a
month.
VHVKllllA,
April
17.
Thai
lrons
opposition
will
he
made
hy
Drilish
Coliimiiia
at
Ottawa
against
any
reni.'wal
of
the
l'ela-Kic
sealing
treaty
is
eoiitaiiied
in
the
announcement
thai
I'reniier
Uljver
will
support
the
Victoria
idiamher
of
Cotumcicc
and
I'.ily
Council
in
opposition
aVaiusI
any
renewal
of
the
treaty.
I'l-emierOlixcr
has
aiinoiinced
thai
il
is
his
inlenlion
when
he
visits
Ottawa
shortly
to-
in:e
UtrioifflyUialil
he.
jivd,
aJiiewwtj
iiPv-fnfen
irrrTiy
vni
o.Pr1
lime
sealer
of
this
city
ami
wilier
Hritisli-
tkilumhi'a
coas
ports,
and
in
fact
hy
sealers
all
aloiitf
llie
Pacific
seahoard.
For
fifteen
years
this
treaty
has
liaiincd
the
sealing
imliiftry
in
North
Pacific
waters,
and
since
thai
treaty
went
into
effect
Ihc
herds
have
heen
increasing
rapidly.
Last
year's
cumis
showed
that
there
were
approximately
2oU.i)0
seals
in
North
I'arific
waters
and
Ihcir
nuin-liers
may
even
he
more
as
the
census
lias
not
yet
been
taken
for
this
year.
What
this
industry
means
lo
Vicloria.'Cin
he
gained
from
the
following
facts:
During
the
old
sealing
days
llie
industry
ineanl
an
income
or
,000.(100
a
year
from
prodnels
of
sealing
alone.
while
the
money
that
would
he
spent
in
outfitting
and
huildiug
of
vessels
for
the
husiness
would
.easily
hriug
the
total
lo
the
iH2.ooo.ooo
mark.
FISH
ARRIVALS
List
Not
so
Heavy
But
Pr!c:s
Still
Low
Salmon
Sells
for
12c
A
mass
meeting
will
he
calico
shortly
of
all
old-lime
sealers
lo
di-cuss
this
ipiesllon,
ami
representatives
from
as
far
south
as
San
Francisco
are
expected
to
alleml.
The
treaty
was
signed
by
Japan,
Itussia,
Camilla
and
the
I'nitcd
Slates.
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
were
illsposeil
oi
as
ioiiows:
American
I'orllock,
50.1100
11.
s;,
al
o.Gi
and
:ic.
to
Hie
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Cora,
1,300
lbs.,
al
K.riluul
JJic
to
Hie
Allin
Fisheries.
The'-'
schooner
HiiMina
wilh
43,(100
lbs.
is
hobliiiig
over
until
loioorrow.
Canadian
Swing,
l.noo
lbs.,
at
H.3c
.and
3c,
lo
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Salmon
The
following
red
salmon
.was
alo
disposed
of:
Taplow.
1.000
lbs.,
lo
the
Can
adiati
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
al
12c.
Plop,
;ieUlO
His.,
al.
l2o,
and
Carl,
700
lbs.,
at
7.1c
lo
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Henry
J.,
1.100
lbs.,
at
12
to
the
ltoyal
Fish
Co.
Advertlsa
,11
the
Daily
News
DIRIGIBLE
IS
SAFELY
MOORED!:
Had
Perilous
Voyage
In
dialed
today.
.
1
Gale
Over
North
Sea
and
Holland
Coast
PI
I.IIAM.
April
17
The
run-
..
.
...
..
....
1
...
iway
iiitiKiDie
u-.i.i
is
uin
moored
in
her
hanycr
once
more
this
aflernoon
following
a
perilous
I
rip
over
the
North
Sea
ami
the
coast
of
Holland
last
niglil
mil
Ibis
muriiiug.,Tho
fierce
gale
in
whic.liihe
greal
airship
drifted
riie
opinion
:is
expressed
that
FORMOSA
EARTHQUAKES
i
!
1
Un.
mUliaii
in
wli'lcti
llie
vessel.
'
'
.
;
!
OICW
irom
liei
niuiilinjts
jrsn-i-
lav
was
due
lo
delerioralioii
of
lie
ineliil
mooring,
arm
during
the
five
years
I
tm
dirigible
has
remained
tinnsc'l.
Tlie
Cardiiigloii
hangar
of
'l-.l.l
has
Jusl
been
FIVE
LOST
LIVES
IN
FIRE
MARSHFIELD,
ORE.
MAIISIIFIF.I.D.
Ore.,
April
17.
II.
II.
Ilopp".
his
wife
and
three
ctiildieii.
ranging
in
age
from
seventeen
lo
ten,
were
burned
to
death
this
morning
wlien
Ho
home
was
destroyed
by
fire.
TOKIO.
April
17.
Heavy
curtlupiukes
were
reported
this
morning
011
Formosa
Islam!
with
a
minor
sliock
fell
ul
Toklu.
Tin
duinaue
was
slight.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Hoor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
invwhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
tmtf
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rals,
apply
t
Rnstun
and
ow
Grill.
Third
Ave.
KlftTT
VIPECK,
Pf
w
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
I'lUXCF
ItLPF.HT,
IU;,
Fit
I
DAY,
APJtIL
17,
1025.
YHUrln'i
Circulation.
14T6
Strt
Salts
376
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
rHKT
Tfni
i
in
tit
r
t
miTrnvr
w
wrw
w
r
mm
itit
UlViK
UUlKAbt
IN
lAlntLIKAL
luLLd
MAN
I
RILLIANT
ADDRESS
GIVEN
BY
BISHOP
DE
PENCIER
TO
THE
ROTARY
CLUB
emote
Outrage
at
bona
when
Bomb
Exploded
Funeral
Service
Assassinated
Bulgarian
General
K0F1V
April
17.
Tlitf
um-jonl
rulhudrul
of
Sveli
Krai
was
ii
U'rhlilt
outrage
Tl.iiiclay.
.Muu.'ber.t
of
I
lie
Hul-
1
l
,.
i
i:
I
:
i
:
....
i
-
i-i-
,
ami
many
military
officer
assembled
ul
Ihc
funeral
Hi
:
(utih
incir
who
wn
assassinated,
wlicii
in
I
fie
course
Ihc
Hi
It
in--
i
.
ices
u
bomb
or
bombs
ciloilcil
causing
widespread
III
Irstrurlioii
-trrs
wen
'n
e
vei
I
thai
id'.
id.
many
i
inrrn
1
1
imp
n
i
1
1
ii
in
nrn
ami
parlly
wrecking
Ihc
building.
None
killcil
tint
several
were
woniiileil.
i
Mass
Meeting
of
Old
Time
Seal
I
In
:
I.
..I:
......
.1
i
im
prisons,
i
in
-lulling
.o
women
aim
mi
ers
WM
ba
Called
to
Meet
of
IN
PARLIAMENT
II...
I
l:
i
.
i
..
.
.
'
me
oonics
ion
iiaviug
uccn
rrcov-l
ercil.
I
SOFIA,
Ajirii
17.
(l.alcr;
j
Six
general
ami
thirty
ollircrs
jwerc
killcil
in
I
he
explosion.
How,
why,
or
hv
whom
the
jliouib
w;h
placed
is
unknown
Iml
I
he
theory
-circulated
is
that
the
outrage
was
Ihc
work
of
agents
;
PREMIER
WILL
OPPOSE
TREATY
In
Victoria
So
welt
iiiir"st'J
were
Kuglish
officials
of
the
Wetnblcy
Kxuisitiou
with
Hie
ir
of
King
t.armval
at
llie
fete
at
Nice
reci
nlly
thai
llicy
arr
going
lo
have
it
moved
lo
London.
Prince
Rupert
as
Base
for
Stikine
Exploration
by
Geo.
Platzer
Party
VANdOI.'VKIt,
April
17.
The
second
expedition
into
the
.uikiiowii
regions
north
of
llie
Slikine
lliver.will
leave
Viuii
Oliver
llie
taller
pari
of-April
headed
by
(ieorge
IMatzer,
who
claims
mi
be
familiar
xv'illi
the
unvi.
It-is
planned
lo
fly
from
Prince
Itupcrl
in
an
airplane
callable
of
carrying
several
persons
besides
a
Ion
of
freight.
The
fir?t
expedition
under
rrank
Perry
is
already
on
Hie
mUkirfs
of
llie
unexplored
lerrilory.
II
is
reporled
thai
both
projects
are
backed
by
American
anilalisls
anxious
to
develop
Hie
iiiinciil
resources'
of
the
virgin
I
irea.
llie
Perrv
exiieilllloll
Is
also
T
isb-red
hy
Hon.
Charles
Mack
intosh,
former
governor
or
Hie
norlhwest
territories.
THREE
CANDIDATES
GERMAN
ELECTION
HKlll.
IN,
April
17.
Threw
candidates
al'e
in
the
field
in
the,
second
elcelion
for
president
of
(iermany,'
the
election
for
which
is
to
be
held
on
Sunday,
April
2(l.!Tli"
men
are
(ieneral
Von'
llinden-burg,
candidale
for
Die
I.
uiteil
ltighl;
Dr.
Marx;or
Hie
People's
llloc;
Kriii'sl
riiaeliuanil
of
the
Cinu-inunist
Party.
'
ELEVATOR
MATERIAL
4
4
IS
NEARLY
ALL
HERE
Tua
Tcolo
Arrives
With
More
Fir
Lumber
Local
Dealers
to
Promote
Sale
of
Local
Products
The
lug
Tcpic
arrived
here
Ibis
morning
with
two
scows
of
fir
lumber
consigned
lo
Albert
t
McCalTery.
This
makes
a
lolal
Combined
Effort
Shown
Necessary
to
Success
''
by
Bishop
De
Pender
Says
Canada
is
Criticized
in
United
States
for
Allowing
Liquor
Export
to
that
Country
The
necessity
of
developing
llie
individual
and
U
aching
liini
llie
value
of
working
in
harmony
willi
oilier
individuals,"
of
oniinmiilics
working
with
oilier
comniiuiilies
and
of
nations
working
in
harmony
wilh
each
oilier
was
emphasized
hy
Uishoji
De
Peiieicr,
iii.au
address
to
Ihc
Ilotary
tiluh
al
Ijicir
luncheon
yesterday.
Incidenlally
he
referred
to
llie
leiidcnry
io
break
.avvs
and
especially
llie
liquor
laws.
Hoollcgging
wa
one
of
Ihc
niosl
flagrant
breaches
of
Ihc
laws.
The
Hishop
said
he
recently
spent
llircc
weeks
in
the
"nilcd
Slaves
uouik
as
far
south
,
r
is
llie
Mexican
border
and
ho
round
most
severe
criticism,
of
:aiiada
because
of
their
allow-'
ng
shiploads
of
lupinr
lo
he
ex-mrled.
ostensibly
to
Mexico
but
eally
to
he
used
in
breaking
ttm
rohibitiou
laws
of
the
I
nilelj
stales,
lids
he
said
was
not
iila.vinu
the
game.
'
'
In
openiuu,
llie
Hishop
ntke
btt-.t."i'.
farUthat.Jm
j?ja2i2UWs.
-eas
in
the
aiuc
regimen
with
-Mjlonel
Nichplls
4t
llns
coy.
Hi
siinke
humorously
of
the
Cold
Storage
plant
as
a
"concrete
ex
cession
of
a
cold
fact."
Hy
Miherilance,
lie.
Hie
lisliop,
wa
1
loyalist.
He
had
heard
fimii
ins
parcnis
now
me
t.r..
i.oyai-
ts
I
ravelled
up
from
the
.Stales
lo
Canada
where
they
immediately
raised
the
Union
Jack,
lie
iad
been
nourished
on
that
kind
if
milk
ami
the
love
of
P.mpirc
,vas
sin
nr.'
tit
mm.
Need
of
Men
In
speaking
of
some
elcmenls
of
success
for
I
he
nation
as
for
the
church,
he
spoke
of
lh
value
if
the
individual.
For
progress,
t
was
necessary
lo
have
men
worth
while.
In
the
old
days
the
world
was
ruled
by
the
knitdil
hi
horseback
ami
by
the
priest
villi
tin"
book.
.One
was
able
to
ide
down
the
serfs
and
llie
other
o
liolil
I
Hem
in
lerror
01
ine
urse.
However,
a
new
era
prang
up
wilh
the
invention
of
gunpowder
ami
the
printing
uess.
The
use
of
the
gun
de
stroyed
the
power
of
the
knight
nid
the
iiiiuling.
of
books
de.
slroyed
the
power
of
Hie
priest
I'lieii
individuality
appeared
anion;.'
Hie
people.
Oilier
inven-
ion.s
developed
individual
powers
ami
it
was
discovered
thai
com
bination
was
necessary
ami
so
there
were
combinations
in
every
walk
of
UTe.
They
were
essen-
ial
to
meet
the
demands
of
(he
world.1
and
with
Ihem
began
lo
lawn
the
coiuiiiunily
spi.ril.
Peo-
le
realized
Hint
all
were
mem
bers
one
of
another.
Combined
effort
was
as
essential
us
in.
Ilvblual
effort.
There
was
need
for
both
eleiuenls
to
be
recognized.
Clubs
such
as
that
before
which
lie
was
speaking
sprung
of
approximately
one
million
feel
.,
v,jr,
recognized
the
value
of
of
fir
thai
has
been
brought
here
uH,
individual
ami
also
Hie
value
by
the
firm
within
the
last
two
r
TUmmunily
effort
month!).
The
most
or
II
is
being
iy
u,P
realizalioii
of
Inler-uscd
on
the
elevator
founilalioiis.,i,.M.ni(M.i.
came
the
realization
The
C.l'.ll.
lug
uuuireulu
un,J
that
if
oiie
of
the
nations
of
ear
barge-
are
uue
neio
uooio,
niu.
vvorbl
goes
wrong
all
sillier
Monday
froiil
llie
soulh
wilh
the
rh,
isolation
01
nations
has
been
balance
id
the
creosolcd
linnber
overruled,
InleriliMiendcnre
is
and
idles
to
be
used
in
ihc
cleva-
the
most
seir-evldcnl
ami
obvl
lor
wburf.
Wilh
I
ho
arrival
of
Ions
tiling
in
life.
There
was
al
this
shinnieul,
practically
.
all
Iho
so
inlerdenendence
between
the
.
inulerial
for
Ihe
elevator
sub
natural
and
supcrnulural.
slruclure
will
be
here
.
Community
Spirit
llegarding
llie
Importation;
of
m
Canada
llie
coiumunily
fir.
Albert
it
McCalTery
.
'advised
L,,irjt
vvas
highly
developed,
This
(hut
I
hey
have
entered
lido
nil
was
seen
in
Ihc
towns
on
U10
arraiigemenl
with
Hie
Pnuce
Ru-
coast".
Kvery
town
was
so
ol
perl
Spruce
Mills
to
'
niarkeling
sessed
witli
its
own
importance
their
product.
Fir
will
be
sold
and
possHiilitiles
that
people
only
on
special
orders.
(continued
oil
page
five)
00LIOIANRUN
ALMOST
OVER
Natives
Now
Boiling
Down
the
Reeking
Fish
and
Extracting
Grease
at
Naas
River
FISH
Fit
Y
HAY.
Naas
IHver,
April
17.
The
oolichaii
fishing
is
practically
all
completed
now
except
the
smell.
II
Is
still
here
and
gets
worse
continually.
Just
now
oil
is
being
e.vlracliil
from
the
semi-piilrid
mass
thai
luu
been
piled
up
for
a
week
or
Iwo
on
the
batiks
of
the
stream.
Part
of
Hie
process
of
oil
extraction
is
leaving
Hie
heaps
of
fish
'to
be
come
stale
ami
reauy
for
ooinnig,;
Mending
the
'oil
is
a
smellyx
process
wilh
the
fish
in
liad
con-j.
ii'ilion.
However,
the
Indians
here
do
not
mind
il.
There
is.
a
goodj
caleli
and
during
the
coining
year
oolichaii
grease
will
bee
used
in
quantities.
It
lakes
Hie
place
'of
lard
ami
butter
in
Ihea
culinary
operation
of
tin
na-J
lives.
When
taken
from
fresliH
ish
il
is
clear
and
almost
tale
less,
bill
does
not
then
taste
u
aood
to
the
Indians,
MURDERESS
IS
TOO
WEAK
FOR
HEARING
f
OF
HER
JASE
TODAY
CHOUW
POINT,
April
17.
Anna
Cunningham,
Hie
sclf-cou-;'csc,t
poisoner
of
'her
three
chfldren
is
still
loo
weak
for
the
preliminary
hearing
on
th
charge
of
murdering
her
ofJ
Walter.
u
.
i
OLIVER
IN
DARK
ON
FREIGHT
RATES
YET
YlCTOUjA,
Api'il
17.-
II
Is
no
I-
t
.
.
.
.!
us
yei
Known
wiien
llie
rreigitt
ales
cast
will
clonic
before
the
coiniiiillee
al
Ullawa,
premier
'
Uiver
staled.
He
has
mil
yet
decided
when
b
leave
for
III?
si
st.
fit
-
PREMIER
MINE
VlCtOltl.
.'-Ap'ril
,
17,
II
If
slated
here
thai
I
ho
iiiiggcu-lieiuis
are
not
illsi'dsing
or
any
toT
I
heir
slock
in
the
premier
mine.
Tin?
price
of
the
slock
lias
advanced
willltn
Ihe
past
few'
days
lo
42.03
u
share.
GRAND
FORKS
ELECTION
iimihiil
imid
for
llie
ni-illnl
...........
.
.
......
..j...-
v.,..
Forkxi
by-election
;ari
cxpocled
to
take
place
April
20
and
polling
on
April
25,
II
jias
been
announced
al
Viotoriu.
1
k