lew
Agree
With
Premier
Herrlot
on
Policy
Wi
ll
0
ihe
latest
i
...
the
disturbed
1
i
.
at
situation
is
a
i
a
I'reilller
llerriol
..
appointed
Finance
Ik
iiiO'in
The
latter
.i'
I'liiiiui'i
this
morn--
-
pro
idlng-
Tjti-
mi
'
loin-
luMioii
francs
in
Dial
inn
ami
a
vnl-
-
tit
contribution
tnirally
a
loan
to
m
iv
nig
four
per
cent
llli
II
i
ml
is
bohling-Jiilf'
'
in
i
sipilal
levjv
'!'!
-'I'd.
even
by
parties
1
!!
premier,
that
Ihe
w
;
w
lalal
to
Ihc'rab-1
:-t
il
ini'ii
I
.
however,
1.11
until
forced,
ii
trying
In
do,
It
;"
"
1
-lain
eoiilrol
if
fin
,m.,m1,
f11
lllllll.K
I"
'Il
III
IJ'MOSTnv
"Mil
.i
,J"aiiiv
i.
r1"'
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ii
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Ml
l(i
I
II,.,,
iiiai
luuery
when
the
'ILL
EXPLORE
It
HA
J
II
I
ARCTIC
OCEAN
-HVUiiion
in
Ppow
Frm
Air.
Whether
There
Is
Continent
North
of
Alaska
April
li.
An-
b
learn
whether
iivi'ii.,1
eoiitineiil
exists
'!
more
than
n
liril-
"H
nit.
,ie.
iielwecu
Alaska
"
N"
'M.
l'ole
will
be
made
"""'"i'
'
An
ev
ill.
in
"!"
"V
U.e
National
ttco-
"
I
"III
flir
IVl,.,l
...
expects
lo
in
two
nioulliH
'
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llll'
Ii
......
......
...
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'
Mimiy
snug
il
ti
"
iinries.'
"v
'Ml-
in
June
Tor
Axel
,
'''I
where
bases
will
I
'
iwo
airiilauus
'''illicit
i
,,SLli
WontoFtaxes'are
STILL
ON
INCREASE
Al'iil
ii.
'.i-
'
ill
this
Vein-
will
Hi
mills
i
'
MllIMM
M
I
l.
I
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.
I.
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ii
i....
i
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,
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iii-u
nisi
'.
Ul
u-Mr,,
tht
"Ml
lllv
t(,
provide
for
'
ai
st
i(t.
.
'""""'Hires.
This'
"
-''a7.SB
will
in-
fclu.li.
,
,
Il
.
'
"'
sum
to
nav
orr
il
I
l.f....,
'
-
Mi
ilaut
thai
lias
lain
idle
for
siieh
long.Jihie,
it
is
lining
as
we.ll
-is
I
was
iinlieipali'd.
II
will
be
nj
iblntt
Cannot
Hold
Together
It
few
days
before
the
Mill
capacity
It
Said
Under
Presont
Con-
'"I
Om.nnu
reel
per
day
is
tie-i
dltlo"
h,!::,7,
j
'
I
I
lie
,
inlay
re
are
o
iihmi
work-!
CAPITAL
LEVY
CAUSE
!'"
",ilL
As,
the
plan!
gels
linlo
full
swing,
this
number
will
I...
i.....
I
....111
II...
r..ll
Finance
Minister
Cannot,
,,n
lM,-,
noil
or
aimiii
iiio
men
i
reaeiicd.
Il.
D.
Mc.Musler
is
manager
if
iTIueiplttnt
nwMa
..-'Doniielt
!!
i
aceouulauT.
The
oei'oml
'consignment
of;
bias
a
flat
boom
containing
nearly
riilll.iMld
reel
-
arrived
at
the
week
end
from
the
Abbots-
fonl
Logging
V.o.'s
camp
al
Alice,
Arm.
Thi
is
what
is
being
worked
on
today.
I.ng
deliveries
will
be
coming
in
steadily
from
now
on.
a
sufficient
rpiautity
having
been
contracted
for
to
provide
for
a
ear's
operations.
II
is
an
interesting
coincidence
'hat
just
a
year
ago
today.
Si'aJ
'love
was
again
the
centre
of
in
terest
for
local
citizens
but
il
was
a
much
different
event
thai
was
then
allractiug
Ihvir
attention.
On
Ihe
uflerniioii
of
April
'J
lasl
year,
the
American
round-;'e-vvoi'ld
flyers
completed
at
Seal
Cnvr
the
first
Imp
of
their
successful
globe
flight.
SEALINQ
DEPENDS
ON
DECISION
OF
OTTAWA
CA3INET
t
OTTAWA,
Apl
0.
The
tuestion
of
whether
lo
continue
Ihe
sealing
treaty
with
I
niled
Stales,
Japan
and
Miissia,
is
lo
be
discussed
by
(he
Dominion1
cabinet
in
Ihe
near
rulure.
according
to
Hon.
!'
A.
Hardin,
minister
or
.Marine
ami
Fisheries.
If
Ihe
treaty
is
ended,
sealing
will
be
resumed
tylu.
Pacific
waters.
derllse
i"
'!"
I",ilv
N,'w"
BUCKLEY
BAY
TO
OPEN
SOON
According
to
iufonhu-tiou
received
by
I
hi'
provincial
labor
bureau
here.
Ihe
sawmill
mid
logging
eanips
of
the
.Massed
Timber
Co.
at
llnekley
May
will
re-open
about
April
15.
The
most
of
the
mill
men
for
the
plant
will
be
brought
from
Vancouver
while
some
loggers
may
possibly
be
sent
from
here.
Chloroform
was
Used
In
Oauslng
Death
of
Alexander
Buchanan,
lli:i..MO.T
Mnss.
Apl.
C.
Alexander
Hiiclianaii,
a
Canadian
war
veteran,
was
found
Sajurday
aflernoou
strangled
and
rubbed
near
Ihe
hospital
for
the
insane
here.
That
chloroform
in
a
gas
mask
Vas
hound
across
lluchau-an's
face
with
the
purpose
of
robbcrv
or
for
the
satisfaction
of
Mime
grudge
held
by
some
army
comrade
of
his,
are
theories
ad
vanced,
lie
left
Huston
Friday
to
visit
a
sisler.
who
is
a
nurse
al
Ihe
hospitul.
His
home
is
in
.Sugarloaf,
Uape
llrelon,
Nova
.Scotia.
RUPERT
FISH
board
a
big
consignment
ttT
boxes
of
fish
.loaded
at
l'rince
Uupcrl,
It.
II.
Tcakle,
general
matinger
or
tlie
C.O..M.M.
slates
'In
using
cold
storage
faeilllies
provided
Ibv
this
service.
Canadian
ex-
noi'lecs
are
filming
an
mil
let
Tor
exportation
or
such
perishabb
freights
in
overseas
markets."
Doukhobors
Openly
Defy
Laws
of
B.C.
in
Regard
Education
of
Children;
Parade
Threatened
NKI.SON,
April
,
Twenty-five
Doukhobors
.n
a
mass
declared
lo
Inspector
.
ineeliiig
al
Hrilliant
Sunday
aricrnooii
II.
Di.uwoo.ly
or
Hit:
Provincial
Pulice
and
School
Inspector
P.
S.
Scl.oriel.l
llial
Ibey
wouhl
mil
send
Iheir
children
l
sehool.
Dutiwoody
and
Scht.ricbl
lold
I
he
ineel.ng
of
ilrinilc
m-slriiclinns
from
Hie
Atlorney
ticueriil
and
Ihe
.Nliiusler
or
hdu-ealion
Mint
Ihe
law
ninsl
be
enforced.
,
The
rornsnl
was
ciefinile
ami
culegoric.
'I
hey
would
mil
obev
Ihe
laws
of
Urilish
Columliia,
Hiey.saul,
because
those
laws
xveiv
conlrary
In
Hie
DoiiKkhobor
iiiterpretalion
of
Ihe
laws
or
('i'K'
llinl
of
l'"'"lll!
,S
"
l"'"tH
"f''i"l
mt'aHures
Hie
governineiil
niiglil
UU
in
eiiroreing
tlie
school
laxvs
was
given.
4
WAR
VETERAN
IS
STRANGLED
FOR
EUROPE
Consignment
o
n
Frolfjhter
Is
Now
to
U.K.
on
Canadian
Way
.MONTIIFAI.,
April.
It.
S.S.
Hauadiau
Freighter
now
en
roule
lo
the
1
'niled
Kingdom
has.
on.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
Hour
for
hire.
Suitable
Tor
at
Anytime,.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Anywhere
Hotel.
3rd
Ave.
ding
parties.
Royal
Stand
and
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat?s,
apply
In
Boston
flritl,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Prop.
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone.
457.
Yl,
XV
N.
82.
PR1NCK
RIPERT,
H.U.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
0,
I
USB
Special
lo
Daily
News.
by
VANCOUVER,
April
(i.
There
is
a
Vancouver
over.-
Ihe
question
or
vaccination
Saturday's
Circulation
1.660.
Willie
Hoy
Arenas,
Indian,
i,t,l)e
iilan
Hiat
California
lnis
pickled
'tl
C.
P
of
Ihe
cinder
ptilh.
Controversy
Over
Smallpox
Scare
in
Vancouver
and
Other
Centres
M.P.P.
Makes
Demands
on
Premier
low
under
ebnlrol
and
the
unrulier
of
cases
from
71
lo
57.
The
pivic
vaccination
clinic
is
being
wcll
pal-onized
anil
a
great
many
are
being
vaccinaled
al
Ihe
School-board
clinic,
ami
Ihe
hospital
clinic.
'
Private
practitioners
are
also
vaccinating
a
great
ninny.
I-rank
A.
Hruwne,
Labor
ineniber
for
Hurnabv,
has
written
Premier
John
Oliver
in
which
he
stales
lhal
Ihe
vaccination
re
gulations
were
issued
issued
with
Willi
deliberate
intent
public
iulo
Ihe
persons
in
(he
submit
lo
the
Hie
of
deceiving
the
belief
.thai
all
province
-must
''poisonous
pro-
cess
or
vaccinal
ton
under
pen
ally
of
fine
and
'
imprisonment
ami
that
Ihe
real
regulations
were
mil
issued.
'
He
de.nufibJs
the
i
ii
si
n
ti
t
dismissal
of
Ihe
olli-i
ial
rcsiousihilc
ami
Ihe
imliul-
menl
for
criminal
conspiracy
of
the
individuals
who
have
endeavored
to
create
a
condition'
of
panic
by
urging
thai
the
regula
tions
lie
published.
Mr.
Hrown
in
his
Idler
also
reipiesls
that
the
corrected
regu
lations
be
issued
immediately!
advising
Hit;
public
of
thelrl
rights
utiiler
Section
III
oT
the
Ileallh
Act,
wbicli
points
clearlvl
lo
the
fael
that
ciliens
having
conscientious
objections
lo
vaccination
cannot
be
coerced
into
being
vaccinated.
The
letter
stales
thill
instead
of
lite
people
being
iufornieil
of
this
Tact
in
tlii
regulations
issued,
the
regula
tions
were
deliberately
framed
lo
disguise
II
and
lo
make
every
one
believe
thai
vaccination
was
absolutely
compulsory.
Antl-Vaccinatlon
-
'
The
Saturday
Tribune
has
taken
lip
Hie
cudgels
on
behalf
of
Hot
aiili-vacciuationisls
just
as
tlid
Hit!
Toronto
Saturday
Night
in
the
Mast.
It
claims
lhal
the
small-pox
reported
in
Vancouver
is
really
nothing
bul-
chickenpox.
It
also
charges
lhal
a
number
of
vaccinaliou
oalients
have
been
very
ill.
One
little
girl
broke,
out
in
sores
all
over
her
hotly
and-;
her
hair
Is
ilroiinintr
out
ftuid
another
has
developed,
all
Ihe-
sytuptous
o
svnhills.
while.
n
boy
has
hi
eyes
badly
alTccletl
as
a
result.
Packed
meelings'
havtj
been
held
in
'llicj
Avenue
Theatre
I'll!
Iliese
nave
uol
lieeu
rrporlrfl
m
l)ie.
daily
p'anecs.
II
was
slated
there
'Ihafcotmiiuuitics
in
P.ng-laml
which
refused
vaccination
lias
been
freer
from
small-pox
than
any
others
in
lhal
country.
Victoria
loo
litis
bad
a
big
lingers
Straat
Ealsa
42S.
load
on,
Ihe
vessel
when
she
comes
here.
Mi'..
.Mochida
is
taking
Ibis
matter
up
with
C.N.
II.
officials.
The
larger
'Vessels
of
1
1
he
N.Y.K.
handle
such
cargo
as
!
lumber,
pulp
and
fish
proline's.
If
(here
is
grain
to
lie
loaded
j
here
fur
Japan,
,
the
line
may!
send
in
their
freight
sbios.
Ao
arrangements
have
yel
been
made
for
any
cargo
to
be
delivered
bete
from
Ihe
Orient,
says
.Mr.
Muuhida.
Away
Six
Months
Mr.
Mochida,
who
was
accompanied
on
Hie
trip
to-
Japan
by
Mrs.
Mochida
and
family.V
was
away
nearly
six
months.
II
was
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
Husiness
conditions
in
Japan,
which
have
been
cpiiel,
are
improving
In?
says.
There
is
a
great
ileal
of
building
in
pro-jgress
following
the
earthquake
which
practically
laid
Tokio
anil
Yokohama
in
ruins.
In
Tokio
a
tptick
recovery
from
the
liolo
eaust
is
being
made;
it
is
not
so
tptick,
however,
in
Yokohama.
ltegardiitg
Ihe
shipment
or
fish
by-products
from
here,
J.
S.
of
Ihe
Hupert
Marine
auli-vitccinalion
campaign
and;
Products
Co..
aflcr
being
told
of
I
here
have
been
slrnng
protests
tlie
foregoing
interview
witli
MV.
at
other
real
res.
Mochida.
declared
that
condi-
Airplane
Viking
is
to
Leave
for
Rupert
on
Prospecting
Trip
North
MONTMKAL,
April
0.
Airplane
"Viking."
nccordiug
to
present
leiilaiivc
arrangements,
leaves
Three
Rivers
April
20
for
Prince
Riiperl.
in
Nurlhern
Urilish
Columbia
lo
spend
the
.summcr'prospceling
for
gold
in
the
inaccessible
areas,
including
Ihe
tlestilale
uiuskeg
dislriel
which
caniud.
be
reached
by
any
oilier
means
and
allow
prospectors
to
rclurn
the
same
season.
The
plane
will
conclude
ils
sojourn
in
life
province
early
in
(lie
auluinu
xvhen
il
will
nllempl
its
first
Irnus-Cniiadn
flight.
R
is
planned
lo
leave
Vancouver
in
the
early
morning
and
reach
Montreal
about
noon
the
follow-1-
-
-
iug
day,
Winnipeg
sl
oppiug
al
Calgary,
Fort
.,
William
and
Sudbury.
II
is
untlerslood
that
J.S.
Williams
is
lo
pilof
the
Viking.
'The
Air
Hoard
organized
a
Iraus.Cauada
flight
in
11)21
bill
several
machines
were
tullie
used
ami
Iwo
weeks
taken
to
accomplish
the
ToaC
v;
Advertid
n
the
Dally
News
THREE
KILLED
IN
QUARRY
EXPLOSION
MAiriTNK,i:,
April
li.
Three
men
were
inslanlly
killed
and
Ihree
seriously
injured
Saturday
when
a
pocket
of
dynamite
exploded
in
a
quarry
on
the
slope
of
Mount
Ditibk,
a
Tew
inllcs
southwest
of
here.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
.UMBER
MILL
IS
REOPENED
HERE
TODAY
0M1NG
OF
JAPANESE
LINES
NEXT
AUTUMN
IS
CONFIRMED
BY
MOCHIDA
Vince
Rupert
Mill
Reopened
Today
and
First
Logs
Were
Cut
Following
Shutdown
of
4
Years
(it
Mi'
Ititpert
people
listened
(Ins
morning
with
wliisllc
al
8
o'clock
which
announced
thai
mil)
al
Seal
Cove,
aflcr
a
period
of
idleness
of
some
v.c-
-darling
i
ii'i
winner
again,
tucj
viewed
wilh
ji
i
ml
pleasure
lhal
iall
of
smoke
which
declares
dial
iin:llir
tiHid-irx
has
starieti.
In
i'niluu
for
Ihe
rcsiknipliou
of
culling,
Ihe
firsl
log
was
.1
II
I
....
W.tl
I...
..II.....'.
I
i
Hi
II
IIi
OH'
nun
iiiiiiiiii;
l
l-
llllllll
.111(1
lat
Cll
hi
lie
"
Kv
Sotin
after
8
o'clock
it
was
run
through.
It
was
'ARTY
TOTTERS
FRANCE
TODAY
?'
a
announced
miring
the
morning
at
the
mill
that,
while
the
ma.
ehinery
is
.still
being
warmed
find
mile
mccliaiiic.il
difficulties:
annul
but
he
expected
in
a
I
Mochida
Confirms
the
Announcement
of
Jap
Liners
Coming
in
Fall
Yokohama
Maru
to
Make
Initial
Call
Here
in
September
and
Sail
for
Japan
Inaugurating
l'rince
Rupert
as
a
port
of
call
for
a
trans-
Pacific
'freight
ami
passenger
seivice
whieJi
will
be.
given
whenever
the
busiiies-s
olfeis,
Ihe
Nippon
Ytiseii
Kaisha
will
send
its
big
passenger
liner
Yokuhama
'Mum
here
about
September
5i0,
uiiiioiinccs
II.
'Mueliiiln,
prominent
locnl
Jajiiinese
business
many
who
returned
here
yesterday
afternoon
from
Japan
where
he
was
appointed
agent
al
this
port
for
Ihe
line.
-'September
2i
is
tentatively
sel
as
the
dale
of
Ihe
.sailing
of
the
Y'okohama
Maru
from
here
direct
lo
Yokohama,
a
thirteen
day
vuvnge.
The
ves
sel
will
come
here
after
liaving
"5?
:
made
her
calls
at
Victoria
audition
were
very
favorable
at
Vancouver.
Mr.
Mochida
aulici-
iis
time
for
the
shipment
to
pales
that
liter
will
be
some
III!
Japan
or
herring
ineal
from
or
On
passengers
lo
embark
ou
t
southeastern
Alaska
through
this
the
vessel
from
here,
the
salmon
canning
season
then
being
over.
These
steamers
are
said
to
haw
excellent
passenger
accommoda
tion
and
many
white
people
use
"v:
'
:
litem.'
.
.
port.
'Ibi're
is
a
great
volunio
of
lierring,
noal
produced
in
Alaska
and,
asl
can
be
shipped
in
bund,
l'rince
llupert's
position
for-handling
it
is
very
advantageous
in
that
it
is
a
shorter
lo
jMunpelc
ngjuiisl
P.
Xiftuu
ju.
Los
Aii','eloi,
.1
Avrangemenis
nia,v
aiso
lie
uisunce
to
lns
port
than
it
is
to
P.fiblo'ts
liis.
tniiimrantl
TrXftfliriiiiiiSnai
''frftitic
M
iat-to-J.ae-souii
..riKlilMeoUKUurtwaiftoiu-tbe
Mail;
lailr
1
niii.
nisiderable
flilrr.vl
ii.
i.
The
epidemil
is
t
i....
has
been
r.,
reduced
i
lo
Japan.
The
product
could
bo
handled
in
ship
Ipads,
Mr.
lingers
slates.
GRANBY
WILL
BORROW
MONEY
Amount
of
$2,500,000
Already
Underwritten
But
Must
be
Approved
XHW
YOHK,
April
C
An
ex-
as
traorilinary
general
meeting
of
the
(irattby
Consolidated
Mining
"
Smelling
&
Power
Co.
i-
i.
be.
held
op
April
IS
lo
.app.me
the
-
issue
of
$t,uW,iKlO
five
year,
seven
per
cent
debentures
lo
pro-
vide
for
retiring
the
outstandings.
issue
of
$2,5lill,00U
maturing
May
1
ami
to
make
provision
also
for
retiring
further
first
niorlgage
bonds
three
years
hence.
The
new
debentures,
may
b
converted
into
sbares
at
125.
at
Ihe
will
of
the
purchaser.
The
debenture
are
first
being
itTered
In
present
shareholders
of
the
company
untl
the
balance
of
K!2,
500,000,
if
any,
has
already
heeji
underwritten.
ROYAL
MILL
IS
TO
OPEN
Ofol
Hanson
Leaving
Today
for
Plant
R.
E.
Allen,
Manager
DEEM
CLOSED
A
YEAR
The
loyal
nilll
at
llanull
is
i
reopen
in
a
fe.w
tlays
niuioiincea
Dior
Hanso'
owner,
who
i
leaving
on
this
afternoon's
train:
for
the
plant.
The
company
ha
orders
for
Kaslern
delivery
ait
l
it
is
possible
that,
after
fhia
business
is
bundled,
Hie
pTaui
ntny
slijp
Ihii
UKh
!;)nce
Hupert
for
exit'ort.
I'te
ie
nie
siillleieul
logs
on
hand
1
In
.keep
Hie
mill
going
for
several
month.
It
it
over
a
year
since
Hie
lloyal
Mill
was
last
in
operation'.
IL
Allen
will
again
be
manager.
The
Itoyal
mill
is
u
-'5M.
fool
per
day
ptani
ami
euiuoys
auouv
forty
men
when
in
full
oiicraltou,
(leorge
K.
Darby
of
Hella
Delia
stipcntllary
niugistrali',
has
resigned
and
the
reH(gualiuii
bus
been
aeeepled.