cording
to
estimates
made;
present
plant
inadequate
Tlner
general
i-rJiiMiies
for
I
lie
furlher
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house
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extension
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thr
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Lake,
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i
kllowijlls;
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0,U0U
kllowaiii';
firl
1.000
horsepower,
102,000;
eoinplele
iJevelopmenl
of
fjr!l
?52U,I00;
second
.nleji.
3H5,IH0;
lolal
cotl
of
two
steps.
?0
!..
(Ml.
All
three
selieiues
are
hased
on
the
raisins
of
the
present
dam
al
Wooilworth
Lake
by
21
feel
iahd
th
ilarseiiient
of
the
pipe
line.
The
development
of
the
North
I'olk
js
left
optional.
Scheme
Recommended
As
an
immediate
means
of
ex-
leniJiny
t
lie
eily
power
produc-t
foil,
Sir.
Yuill
recommended
in
liis
report
the
development
of
the
first
1.000
kilowatts
of
lhe
first
lep
of
scheme
No.
3
as
being
the
cheapest
per
horse
power,
viz.
SI
22.
The
total
cost
of
9102.000
il
was
suggested
might
he
divided
over
two
ynar.4
2h:i,oiio
in
a
first
bylaw
and
lhe
mliiiire
iii
the
second.
I
hie
Clieme
w
ould
provide
for
I
In
i-eelinn
of
a
new
power
House
at
the
Norlh
loik
ami
I
lie
re
iiioval
of
the
present
unit
lo
thai
location.
This
Mr.
ulll
report
ml
wmilil
rarrr
the
load
next
year
and
would
fit
iulo
Mir
scheme
of
permaiieiil
deelop-
tueul
lo
full
capacity.
II
would
also
require
l,h
pulling
in
or
another
13
Inch
pipe
line
up
the
North
'ork.
present
aysiom
In
lhe
course
of
his
general
reiiorl
on
lhe
present
sjsieiu,
Mr.
Yuill
slaled
Ihal
lhe
Wood
v..i-iii
I
.nke
dam
was
leaking
eimsiderably
and
lhe
leak
seemn
o
be
increasing
but,
with
tlie
.linn
al
lis
preselll
'IClglll,
UH'IC
fin'
alarm.
If
lhe
.hi
in
were
emptied,
lhe
b-aks
might
be
reiuedi.M.
Tart
or
tlie.
f
iiiior
uuality
but
1
1
1
1
1
1
"
"
t
nmilher
narl
wax
good.
Any
an
dllion
In
(he
heilil
or
the
dam
wmilil
have
lo
lake
care
of
It
self
in
lhe
mailer
of
binding
io
lhe
present
dam.
The
screens
ill
lhe
nam
iu
inu-
eiillaoseil.
there
was
a
dan
kit
lo
the
entire
system
The
present
5
inch.
pi'
w""
si.meienl
for
lhe
full
develop
incut
or
lhe
present
null
but,
if
I
lie
.lam
were
raised,
lhe
pipe
llllil
would
have
lo
be
Increasd
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
ancf
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ami)",
with
newly
laid
J
undue
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
I'
'in.
'
dances
banquets
and
wedding
nvwhere
at
Any,
''I,
'ii.
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats.
apply
to
Boston
Orill.
Third
Ave.,
(UTT
VIDECK,
Prop
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.
.
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U.O.,
WKDNF.SDAY,
APIUL
IB,
1025.
Vitltrday'i
ClrculiUon,
14M
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
OWER
DEVROPMENT
FOR
CITY
PROPOSED
iMInV
APPl
If
ATmN
A17
IUHMATn
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DADT
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hrpp
Alternative
Schemes
Proposed
by
Engineer
Yuill
j
in
Developing
Power
for
City
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v:ii
mil
liurl
1ml
one
tii
iin.i!itii
..ii.i
ii.
i
timr-
pr.
wuinulcd.
The
iiHMtiil-flfl
ami
escaped.
TED
rnwKicrTinu
COWBAY
PLANTS
voniains
no
Estimate
of
Cost
so
it
Is
Turned
n
i
Wiitru
of
winks
riwiiiii-
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till'
C'ilv
council
IiihL
'lial
a
four-Inch
water
iii'i'iinn
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in
n
l.ll
i.
in.,
nun
1
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fur
tiicir
proposed
es
,.
i.uw
nay.
.Mil.
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Stephens
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ri'i.i.fl
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i
i
i
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.
iiiiin'ii
HI
i.
oininilloo
lor
thU
The
iiresenl
pipe
'Um-
aNII
win
iriinil
for
a
long
period
oi
me.
Tin.
111
fl
i
Ine
showed
evidence
or
lis
II
years
use.
and
was
los
(continued
on
paye
lvvu
STREET
BY-LAWS
Seventh
Avenue
East
and
West
Mattress
Grading
Tacitly
Approvod
by
City
Council
!
Tlie
board
of
works
;was
given'
I
aril
permission
by
'lhe
city
council,
last
night
1
pipe,eelj
with
local
improvement
bylaws
J
proxiding
for
lhe
mattress
grad-i
ing
of
Seventh
Axeniiij.'l.asl
iroinj
llays
Coe
Avenue
and
Seventh
;
Axenue
West
between
I'ullon!
and
Taylor
SI
reels
and
east
of
FiiIIuii
Streel.
Last
week
Aid.
Stephens
suggested
thai
tlie
by
laws
ue
tabled
Tor
a-
week
so
thai
it
might
be
iicertaiued
ifj
it
would
be
possible
to
make
nnyj
reductions
in
the
work
proposed.:
Last
nighli
the,
niosfof
the
iiieio-.
icrs
of
the.
council
'
expji-ssietl
llicniselves
as
licing
in
ravor
of
the
bylaws
being
proceeded
with.
It
was
fell
that
lhe
work
proposed
was
necessary
and
Ihal
lhe
properly
affected
could
stand
the
cost.
Aid.
Pcrr.v.j
chairman
of
lhe
board
of
works,
reipiesled;
that
the
bylaws
be
.proceeded'
with
and
Mayor
Newton,
Aid.
Casey,
Aid.
I.
arson
and
Aid.
Me-Mordie
were
in
favor
of
doinjr
so.
While
mil
dcNnilely
opposing
the
work
being
carried
out,
Aid.
Stephens
again,
urged
thai
every
care
be
exercised
in
connection
willi
it
so
that
lhe
danger
of
properly
reverting
might
be
eliminated
ami
the
cost
lo
the
city
might
be
made
as
light
as
possible.
ALASKA
BONE
DRY
LAW
PROPOSED
REPEAL
WAS
DEFEATED
YESTERDAY
JINKAl,
April
15.
A
bill
to
repeal
I
he
Alaska
Hone
Dry
law
nd
providing
foi;
lerrilorial
olll
er
s
to
en
force
i
lie
voisieaii
.ci
and
eighteenth
amendment
to
lhe
Federal
Constitution
was
defeated
in
lhe
Alaska
legislature
yesterday
ten
lo
six.
HILDREN'S
PARTY
AT
METHODIST
CHURCH
Abuiil
HO
children
ami
mothers
injoyed
an
Kasler
parly
al
llu
Melluulisl
Church
yesterday
afternoon.
The
children
provjded
program
of
music
ami
recita
tions.
Miss
llai'liu
oT
lhe
Horden
school
told
a
splendid
Children's
slory,
aller
which
Kasler
baskets
of
eggs
and
ehjekens
were
dis
Iribuled
lo
all.
Miss
Haddock,
Mrs.
Waddell
and
Mrs,
Kelchum
were
in
charge.
The
hall
was
tastily
decoruled
In
Kasler
colors.
BUDGET
DEBATE
OTTAWA,
Aid.
15.-The
Com
mons
resumed
.consideration
of
lhe
budget
yesterday
after
five
days'
Kasler
recess.
Those
lak
lug
pari
in
Hie
delude
wcro
Jas
MurdocK
and
W.
C.
McOuarrie,
C.N.ll.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
Capt.
Harry
Nedden,
from
Van
couver
and
Wayports,
Is
due
on
time
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
Miss
(iUiitvs
Joel,
concern,
jlcclares
Alderman
McMordie
Urges
High
er
Rato
and
Glvos
His
Reasons
ECONOMIES
ASKED
FOR
woman
buyer
for
n
big
ouloiiiobile
Ihal
Innisi
win
U.
like
business,
has
so
much
ileluil
to
be
laken
cute
of
Ihal
I
lien?
is
mil
enough
lime
lo
handle
a
business
position
nnii
a
home
anil
a
husband
al
the
same
lime.
She
furlher
claims
Ihal
every
woman
should
gel
jnarricil,
but
on
do'uig
mi
should
give
up
business
iiie
and
make
u
success
us
u
wife.
-ir
i
,-
.
Piince
Rupert
Included
in
Latest
Steamship
Subsidy
Proposal
by
Donald
McLeod
LONDON,
April
15.
Donald
Mrl.eod'h
ofrer
In
lhe
Canadian
(.iovcriiinenl
lo
establish
a
leii-slcamer
service
for
a
subsidy
tlOO.UOU
less
than
Ihal
offered
.Sir
William
Petersen
for
lhe
seiice
between
Canada
and
deal
Ilrituiu
'
is
being
considered.
It
is
learned
Ihal
lhe
service
provides
for
lhe
iuaugiirajiou
of
a
new
company
called
lhe
Caledonia
Transports
Ltd.
According
lo
Mr.
McLcod's
slalcjiieul,
lhe
slcainers
would
run
regularly
from
Vancouver
ami
Prince
lluperl
lo
the
I'niled
Kingdom
and
Hie
continent
of
Knrupe,
calling
al
I
nileil
Slalcs
ports
when
necessary.
I
-
-
Mr.
McLeod
is
willing
In
have
Dominion
government
representation
on
Die
board
of
directors.
Ue
proposes
that
Thomas
Hurling
of
Montreal
and
Vancouver,
steamship
agents,
should
represent
Canada.
Mr.
MeLood
spent
lhe
early
pari
of
his
life
on
the
Pacific
coast.
40
MILL
RATE
SET
FOR
CITY
No
Profit
Expcctod
From
Utl
II
tlos
to
Ntcot
Loss
on
Water
f
The
eily's
mill
rale
for
Ibis
year
was
sci
ai
ui
ny
ute
council
las)
iilulit
but
mil
wilhoiil
a
division
being
recorded
on
lhe
BETTER
PRICES
FOR
CANADIAN
HALIBUT
.
THAN
FOR
AMERICAN
Halibut
prices
arc
still
al
i
low
ebb
on
tlie
Fish
Kxcliang
but
Canadians,
due
lo
the
com
paralively
small
list
of
arrivals,
compared
favorably
in
the
bid-dink'
with
Americans
loday.
A
lolal
or
212,'.00
pounds
was.
marketed
of
which
only
12,900
pounds
was
from
Canadian
bot
toms.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Alhiiilic.
32,000
lbs.,
at
1c
and
3o;
llcliance,
18,000
lbs.,
at
7.0c
mid
3c;!
I'yee,
lo.ooo
lbs.,
ill
7.7c
ami
3o:
Hi
dill.
7.000
lbs.,
al
7.7e
and
3c:
and
Crayling.
13,
Olio
lbs.,
al
7.0c
and
3o;
Ip
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Western,
28.ooo
lbs.,
at
7c
and
3c,
lo
the
llooih
Fisheries
Cana
idiaii
Co..
Sherman.
21,000
lbs.,
al
8.oc
mailer.
The
rale
of
10
made
iui
;,.;
Krolhers,
17,000
lbs.,
al
up
of
10
.general,
,11
schools
and
10
special
came
in
lhe
form
of
a
recommendation
from
lhe
finance
comiuillee
signed
by
Aid.
Casey,
lhe
chaiiiiian.
and
Mayor
Newton.
Aid.
McMordie
and
Aid.
8o
and
3c:
ami
Vesla,
5,000
lbs.
al
He
and
3c,
lo
lhe
lloyal
Fisli
Co
Pelican.
I
S.000
lbs.,
at
,
8.
to
and
3c.
lo
lhe
.pacific
..Fisheries.
(lladslonet
20.000
lbs.,
at
7.C
Stephen
believed
thai
lhe
iuen-jtl.
;e.
and
Democrat,
era
I,
rale
of
10
wmuld
not
cover
lhe
year's
expenditures
and
fell
Ihal
12
was
(lie
least
thai
could
possibly
be
done
vyilh.
They
put
forward
an
amendment
Ihal
lhe
rale
for
lhe
year
be
struck
al
12
mills.
Considerable
discussion
ensued
and
the
vole
resulted
in
lhe
rale
of
10
being
supported
by
Aid.
Casey.
Aid.
Hidwii,
Aid.
Larson.
Aid.
Smith"
and
Aid.
Me-(eontlnued
on
page
two)
His.,
ai
rcc
ami
jc
io
Fisheries.
.
Canadian
the
18,000
Atlin
Yerna,
5.500
lbs.,
al,
7,8o
and
3c,
lo
the
A
1
1
i
1
1
I-
islieries.
Volunteer,
7,000
lbs..'
al
7.
and
3c.
and
N.
and
S..
2,100
lbs
nl
8.2c
and
3c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
(Job!
Storuge
Co
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
Sir
Henry
Thornton's
Annual
Report
Shows
How
Railway
Managed
Summary
explains
how
business
fell
off
last
year
and
railway
suffered
accordingly
'
MONTHKAL,
April
15.
The
-
annual
report
of
lhe
Canadian
National
Hailwavs
coveriug
the
year
IU'j,
lahleil
in
the
House
!
of
llomiiioiis
shows
Ihal
in
spile
of
a
decrease
in
gross
earnings
of
.?l?,5i7,:iOo.OO
due
lo
a
smaller
crop
anil
general
business
j
coiidillons.
throughout
the:
country,
the"
company
was:
successful
j
iu'earning
a
nel
operating
profit
of
17,211,
251.
fK,
or
only
.
.xil,;io7.oo
lossjlhan
in
lhe
preceding
year
and
Iherefore
maintained
lo
a
very
considerable
degree
lhe
rale-
of
iiiipruvuiueiil'ob-!
lained
during
I'.iaiJ
which
was
a
phenomenal
year
in
many
re
spects
front
a
transportation
-
-
-
-
-
.....
"T'St
a
,..
.inpiTNiNf.
aim.
Hem
which
shows
Ihal
operating!
expenses
were
reduced
by
$11,-:
ariU.y07.lfi,
to
offset
then-Hue-!
lion
in
gross
receipts.
This
reduction
could
have
been
carried
further.
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
the
chairman
nml
president
of
the
company,
stales
if
the
luan-ageuieiil
had
considered
it
advis-
jiblty.,,
pay,
,
Jk--.
alicjjti.ou
lo
iiiaTiitctianee
'
uf
way
and
structures,
lie
advises
aaius't
such
a
low
Ihn
traffic
density
may
be.
i
Ihere
is
always
a
poinl
below
which
expenses
chargeable
lo
mainli'iiaijce
of
way
ami
structures
cannot
lie
reduced
without
damage
to
the
properly
and
cou-seiiueul
heavy
expenditures
in:
sub-eipient
years,
and
it
would
not
be
in
the
interest
of
the
properly
lo
reduce
expenses
chargeable
to
this
account
lo
point
of
borrowing
from
the
future."
The
report
also
points
oitl
that,
while
it
js
possible
In
re
duce
freight
train
service
when
reduction
in
that
class
of
traf
fic
occurs,
it
is
impossible
In
pursue
lo
a
similar
deigrcc
the
same
policy
with
passenger
train
service."
The
two
fuels
provide
lhe
reason
tor
the
slight
increase
shown
in
lhe
operating
ratio
of
1021
as
compared
with
1023,
lhe
fiafires
being
02.08
last
ear
us
uguinsl
01.92
in
1U23.
lhe
total
operaling
revenues
of
the
company
for
102
i
was
.,35,58G.I82.5."
compared
wlllj
253,135,
178.01
in
1023,
a
de
crease
or
31
7,517,305.0c.
I
lie
lolal
operating
expenses
f
lhe
company
for
1021
was
S218,313,031.07
compared
willi
S232.7G
1.838.53
in
1023.
a
de
mise
of
it
1,
300.007.
Hi
While
a
couiparisnu
of
lhe
net
operating
profits
for
1023
and
1021
show
a
decrease,
during
lhe
past
year
oT
3,t8G.3l7.GO,
a
omparisou
f
'lhe
nel
before
fix'd
charges
over
the
same
period
shows
an
increase
.of
1,-
2
1
0,0
1
8.0
1.
l
ived
charges,
how
ever,
jnereased
$1,
133,
123.
10.
resulting
in
an
increase
in
the
nel
income
deficit
of
3,102.
71L28.
Grain
Movoment
rraffic
durinig
lhe
first
three
mouths
of
the
year,"
the
report
stales,
"was,
in
excess
of
Unit
moved
in
Hie
same
period
of
1023,
but
general
business
suffered
a
reduction
early
in
April
and
lhe
depression
continued
until
lhe
end
ot
lhe
year.
Due
principally
to
(he
relatively
smalt
grain
crop
in
Western
Canada
lhe
movement
of
grain
i;o
1
1
lie
lake
head
was
in
much
less
volume
than
usual
and
was
considerably
below
lhe
exceptionally
heavy
movement
which
look
place
in
the
lasl
throe
mouths
or
1023.
with
the
result
that
the
im-pelus
lo
active
business
wild
(continued
on
page
five)
j
a
uAaxfv
vi
Ail
MAJOR
LEAGUES
Season
'Opened
Yesterday
With
Both
American
and
National
Playing
NLW
Y.OIIK,
IL415--r-llig
league
basebaliperied
yesterday
willi
a
full
t
is
I
of
games
boih
of
Policy
by
declaring
that
"however!
National
and
American
League
games.
Itosulls
follow:
National
New
York,
I:
Llosloii,
5.
Pittsburgh,
2;
Chicago,
8.
Philadelphia,
1;
Hrooklyn,
3.
St.
Louis,
0,
Cinciiinatli,
1.
American
Chicago.
3;
Detroit,'
1.
..--Washington,
t;
New
York,
5.
Cleveland,
21:
St.
Louis,
II.
Hoslon.
8;
Philadelphia,
9.
FREIGHTER
EMMA
H.
BRINGS
CARGO
HERE
Experimental
Trip
From
couver
With
Small
Vcssol
Carrying
1C0
Tons
B
m
3
E
Van-
s
t'he
small
coast
freighter"
Kiuma
II.
arrived
yesterday
in
charge
of
Captain
Jeans
with"
about
100
Ions
for
several
local
firms.
She
is
powered
wlih
a
150
horsepower
six-cylinder?
semi
deisel
Fairbanks
Morse
engine.
II
was
a
trial
trip
from
Vancouver
and
was
somewhal
in
llm
nature
of
an
experiment
lo
look
over
the
country,
She
is
takiiiig
a
full
load
south.
SARGEANT
THE
ARTIST
DIED
EARLY
TODAY
LONDON.
April
15,
-.John
Sargent,
the
noted
artisl.
suffered
a
stroke
early
litis
morning
nml
died
a
few
hours
laler.
He
was
one
of
the
best
known
por-
rail
painlers
of
modern
limes.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Enqllsh
League,
First
Dlv.
Arsenal
?.
Wesl
llroinwich
nil.
Huddersfiehl
2.
Hnry
nil.
Leeds
I
lifted
2.
Hoi
I
on
W.
I.
Westhain
G,
Sheffield
United
?.
CLEAN
UP
WEEK.
The
cilizeiis
an
hereby
reipiesle'd
lo
dean
up
their
lols
by
April
25.
Those
Ihal
have,
Ihrovvu
tins
or
refuse
on
Jo
adjacent
lots
miisl
remove
same
forthwith.
J.
P.
CADK,
M.II.O.
00.
4