IliL
5
XV,
NO.
C
TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
invwhera
at
Anytime.
,nd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
ROOF
,,IV
'
ns'in.
17,
who
i,Hir-
1
be
lilolltiT
wns
found
by
'"
'
i"
insane.
The
"Juxz
was
iiysio,
,.
for
an
hour
'In
iliri
was
announced,
liiii
mi
.
,
iy
in,,,,,,,.,!
orfoils
"
1,1
'"'"'V
lii
have
her
ud-'''
"mi'"
IIMil
sjilod
wilh
Hie
''ni1
11
She
was
sent
In
the
'
i,,,
iiiii
Tlnirsdav
uflee-
in.
ir
...
.
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oi
miner
sue
"I"
1
il'll
r....
il.
.
"P"iu
nir
I
II
IT
IIIOI-
m
VESSELS
LOST
IN
STORM
ON
JAPAN
SOUTH
COAST
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ii
m
....
,
1
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i
s
i.
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iiioiisiiiiiv
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i
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ii...
.
.
.
i
'MIT
,,
1'IMSSIMM.
.!'
souiii
roast
of
persons
are
dead
POME
SHOCKS
WtKEST
THIS
YFAR
v
m
JAPAN
YESTERDAY
I'I".
April
'""'i
nuke
i,.
...
..
urii'ii
,,
"lie
year
Mil
IHI
liny
Kl'eoihl
lie
rn
ii
in:
"
The
sharp.
eastern
'I'luirsilay
'
Seven.
"'
"aim
side
or
lasllnu
shocks
"lulil
at
0
SCOTTISH
CUP
WON
BY
CELTIC
TWO
TO
ONE
OVER
DUNDEE
(H.ASfiOW.
April
II.
The
Celtic
fool
hall
"lea
in
was
the
winner
of
Ihe
Scollish
Cup.
iH'atiiiK
Ixindee
hy
a
score
of
two
glials
to
one
in
Ihe
finals
played
here
today.
mt
4
PREPARATIONS
BEING
MADE
FOR
AIRPLANES
TO
PATROLFISHERIES
According
to
word
received
from
Vancouver,
preparation
are
are
heini;
made
al
Ihe
Jericho
Heach
slahon
of
(lie
lloyal
Canadian
Air
Force
Tor
Ihe
seudiim
north
of
machines
lo
patrol
llu
fisheries,
out
of
Prince
lliiperl
strain
this
summer
.
The
planes
comlii.'
here
lliis
year
will
he
siimilied
for
Ihe
firs!
time
with
parachutes
ami
Ihe
olllcers
an
now
reeeivin?
special
t
raining
in
Ihe
use
of
these
safety
devices.
I
he
first
naiachiile
leap
ever
10
111!
Ill.'ll
In
mi
Ibis
coast
from
an
alrnlane
was
made
this
week
al
Jericho
hy
l'lyinn
O
Hirer
A.
Carter
of
llih
Hiver
from
a
machine
which
was
piloled
hy
Squadron
Leader
Ttidhope.
WASHOUT
IN
BULKLEY
CANYON
WAS
CAUSE
OF
DELAY
TO
TRAIN
On
account
of
a
washout
In
lliilkley
Canyon
caused
by
sprint;,
rrcshels,
Ihe
passenirer
Iraln,
due
rrom
the
I'.asl
yeslerilay
morn-iiiK
al
7
o'cloek,
did
not
arrive
here
until
I.JIO
lliis
arieruoon.
About
nlnely
feel
id
(rack
went
out
and
ii
temporary
bridge
bad
lo
'be
thrown
across
the
uap.
The
rreiuhl
cxlra
which
hdl
here
lale
ycslerday
afternoon
with
Ihe
special
cars
of
J.
!
Ialyrnide,
ic.e-presidenl,
and
his
parly
was'
delayed
slightly
but
reached
Smilhers
Ibis
morn-iw.
'
The
reaular
way
rreiuhl
K'd
I"
ycslerday
ariernouii
rrom
I'nei-fle
and
brought
some
passengers
here
rrom
inleriociliale
points.
iit.L
NOW
CUTTINO
Word
is
brought
from
Queen
Cbarlotle
Cily
by
the
steamer
Prince
John
that
the
mill
al
that
point
has
started
ctillmK
lumber
on
a
small
scale.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
HEAVY
AND
PRICES
PAID
TODAY
LOWER.
Halibut
arrivals
were
heavy
today
ami
prices
went
down.
A
total
of
.'l4l.nn
pounds
was
sold
and
the
American
boat
Ton'mosl,
i
not
satisfied
wilh
prices
ofTernifc',
cleared
Tor
Seal
lie
with
83,000
pounds.
American
prices
ran
rrom
7c
lo
He
to
!l.:ic
and
:ic.
Canadian
received
Truin
7c
lo
7'jC
fur
first
class
T.di
ami
3k.
Tor
seconds.
lloals
market
in;;
were:
Kanalak,
;!(5,0UO;
l.enore,
7,noo;
Hilda,
H.."(in
pounds,
lo
Itoolli.
Chelsea,
.
'15,000;
lloyal,
1
1,
mm.
and
Siritis,
U.oo
In
t'acific.
Arctic,
:iG,uui;
Sentinel
IH.OOO,
lo
Cold
Storage.
Alias
.S5.O0U
l"i
lloyal,
,
Marjr.
7,000;-
Hallic,
lo,0oo
iid
I.Uinen
to
AIIITi.
....
!
,
-
;
Canadian
:
"
lleveillc,
KI.OOO;
Scrub,
7,000:
.Mil.
10,000;
''I'oodie,
O.OiiO,
lo
kdd
Sloratfe.
'
Hose
Sjiil,
(i.oiiu;
Dumas,
3,-iOO;
Fanny
F.
4JM.ni,
and
Inured
il.
H.000
to
Atliu.
Setma,
10,000:
F..
Lipsell,
10.-100;
and
Cape
Spear
7,000
lo
lloyal.
RESIGNATION
FRENCH
GOVT.
Defeated
In
Senate
by
Vote
of
156
to
134
on
Confidence
Vote
PARIS,
April
11.
The
French
cabinet
was
defeated
on
a
vote
of
156
to
134
In
a
vote
of
confidence
taken
In
the
Senate
last
night.
As
a
result
of
the
defeat
the
Herrlot
government
tendered
Its
resignation
to
President
Demourgue,
who
acceptod
It
but
requested
the
Premier
and
his
colleagues
to
carry
on
until
tholr
successors
aro
appointed.
The
dofeat
or
the
government
will
probably
see
the
end
or
the
cabinet
levy
proposal.
mlm
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspap.er
IUUXCB
KUPKHT,
H.U.,.
SATLIlDAY,
APRIL
II,
1025.
rtltrdy'
Circulation,
14SS
lr.l
8-ti
41
a.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
Sri!l.
Third
Ave,
Phono
457.
price
fivk
cents.
'Mnnrnnr
i
mirm
hit
nT
iviArrn
ICE-PRESIDENT
OF
C.N.R.
MEETS
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ON
LOCAL
AFFAIRS
ench
Algerian
Troops
with
Drawn
Swords
Disperse
Crowds
in
Damascus
anti-Balfour
Riot
liAMASCt
S,
April
II
I
wo
'roti
wmc
killed
ami
eleven
..I.I
M'l
.1....
I.
..I
I
...
prnl
ui
hkiii
iiioisw.ij
im-ivvci-ji
it
moil
opposed
lo
Ivm
ffmir
l
mi
nil!
nyniiii
ponce
ami
rreiicli
Algerian
troops.
Aflcr
i
i
Mir.
linn
Willi
Ihc
Itiiiiliiiliiii.
festival
a
crowd
of
six!
i
..
I
l
1
1.
..
.
I
:
i
:
i
i.
.
.
i
I-
;ii
c:.
i-m
il
in
inc
uirccuoii
01
inc
Victoria
Hole
w
here
lliii
si;
c
w-
slaying.
The
Syrian
police
(illcmplcd
lo
cheek
I
cmcirr
'
.don
Iml
were
sloped.
I'
......
I
.J.
......
I
I
II...
tl
'
4
iic-
i;
iifiiiMUK
rii-iiru
nil
imc
Algerian
troops
were
sum-1
il
in
iml
llu:
pom
c.
I
Here
were
also
disturbances
in
Ihei
iCE
ALBERT
LOSES
IN
SUIT
klralty
Court
Judgo
Finds
hit
Vessel
was
Responsible
for
Damaqo
to
Cable
Mi
il
L.
.1
l,
.:
...
a
1
Bi
"I
..:
l
A.!::.
H
.i.
Hi?
.
i:ai
Hie
ilefi-mlaill
il
damage
lo
I
lie
r
i
otniiiei'fial
Cable
i
i
on
bolli
oe-t
'i
of
foir
wIim
Ii
.uipany
claimed
'"-
I
:
and
'Jl.l:i2.
Ma
ii
in
I
lie
A
1
1
1
1
1
1
f
-Vn'
I'ouxer
lliis
week
liiiii
nl
against
I
lie
Albert.
The
dahlia
-'-SSI'll
lly
Mil
Yf-
w
W
'1
1'ii
iehaiils
and.
1
lias
hern
deler-"
ai
ion
will
he
iiali0.
lo
sell
(lie
iw
under
arrcjl
v
roil
r
I
iiiarshal
likely
Hie
P
IRDERER
IS
In
made
rince
A
I-
SAID
INSANE
olh)f
EllinMson
Sent
to
lum
by
Jury
After
Trial
at
San
Francisco
AN
THAXClsr.O.
April
tl.
Jewish
iiiarlers.
I
Algerian
cavalry
uallonini
1
1
linttifili
Hie
m
reels
wit
h
drawn
avoids
ami
right
armored
cars
'manoeuvring
wild
Hie
troops
arci
li-i-ciliifil
willi
having
saved
Karl
Hal'mir
from
Ihi'
holile
mob
whiili
alleiniileil
lo
attack
him
al
his
Imlcl.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Ennllsh
League
DWj
I
Asloii
Villa
Manchester
C
I.v
I
Hurnley
1,
Nolls
County
I.
Liverpool
i,
Vx'csl
llain
I.
0.
Tottenham
o,
Hirinlugliaiu
1,
llollon
Wanderers
I.
Leeds
U.
0
llury
0.
llmlilersrield
2.
Nolls
l-'orest
0,
lllackburu
It.
Scottish
Leaquo
Dlv.
I,
Ayr
I.
I.
Motherwell
0.
Dundee
vs.
SI,
Mlrieu
not
played.
Falkirk
1,
I'arllck
Thislle.
1.
Ilamillou
I,
Morion
0.
Hibernians
vs.
Cowdenbeath
not
played.
Kilmarnock
vs.
Celtic
not.
played.
Oueen's
Park
vs.
Aberdeen
not
played.
Ha
1
1
Ii
Hovers
tl,
Alrdrieoulans
Hangers
',
Third
Lanark
I',
SI.
Johnstone
,
Hearts
;i.
KILLED
AT
BARCELONA
HAHCMLONA,
April
II.
Twenty
persons
were
killed
and
one
hundred
injured
in
a
collision
between
two
chclrio
trains.
A
parly
oT
younj,'
men
lefl
Southauipion.
F.ngland,
lor
Canada,
where
I
hey.
are
lo
take
a
i
months
course
ia
fann-"iiif,'.
They
arc
shown
talking
lliing
over
wilh
the
captain
of
the
hoal.
Canadian
National
Purchase
Fine
Old
Naas
River
Totem
to
Erect
Here
on
Park
Property
Largely
through
Ihe
effort
of
S.
K.
Campbell
or
the
newly
formed
Paik.s
Hoard,
J.
K.
Ilalryniple,
vice-president
of
the
board
or
trade,
ycslerday
arranged
for
the
Canadian
Naliouui
Itailvvnys
lo
purchase
lie
lolein
pole
al
present
stored
in
the
(LN.lt.
shed.
This
pole
was
luoiighl
from
Ihe
.Naas
Hiver
hy
W.
K.
Collisoji,
Indian
Agent,
who
held
it
here
in
order
lo
prevent
it
gelling
away
front
ihe
city.
The
pole
is
lu
he
creeled
at
he
lop
of
hill
almost
facing
Ihe
Canadian
Halik
of
Commerce.
This
hill
will
he
cleared
of
slumps
and
a
winding
path
will
--
-
-
be
made
leading
to
the
lop.
this
will
enable
visitors
to
pel
a
good,
view
of
Ihe
harbor
and
see
one
of
Hie
finest
Indian
totems
both
at;
the
ohe
time.
i
BUCKLEY
BAY
MILL
ISCLOSJNG
TIGHT
Accunliiig
lo
word
brought
by
Ihe
Prince
John,
in
rrom
the
Islands,
Hie
Massed'
'l
imber
Co.'s
mill
is
to
be
closed
light
wilh
only
watchmen
left
al
the
plant.
Some
io
men
came
mil
mi
the
John
aiid
more
will
be
leaving
shortly.
Preparations
'had
only
recenlly
been
made
for
an
early
reopening
of
the
plant.
No
reason
is
.given
for
Ihe
decision
now
made
as
to
Ihe
plant
closing.
Mrs.
At,
'lie
lloeks,
who
arrived
in
Hie
cily
ycslerday
morning
rn
the
I'rinee
John
from
Walun
Hiver.
is
leaving
tonight
by
'train
euroule
lo
Fngland.
MAY
KEEP
PRISONERS
HERE
INSTEAD
OF
AT
OKALLA
PRISON
FARM
The
city
may
discoid
inue
Ihe
sending
of
ils
sliorl-lenu
prisoners
lo
Okalla
jail.
The
ipies-Iiimu
came
up
al
the
meeting
of
the
commission
on
Thursday,
the
suggestion
beiuu:
made
by
Commissioner
Monli'-'omery
on
the
uroiiud
of
economy.
Large
expenditures
in
sending
prisoners
and
their
escorts
smith
might
be
saved
if
il
were1
possible
lo
have
Ihe
prisoners
serve
llielr
i
terms
here.
Cily
"Solicitor
Jones
will
look
ml"
Ihe
mailer
lo
as.
certain
whether
or
not
jail
sen.
cures
of
certain
length
may
be
served
in
Ihe
local
lock-up.
Mayor
Newton
staled
Ihal
tin
goverumeul
had
already
ben
asked
lo
establish
a
common
jail
here
bul
nothing
furlherf
bad
come
of
il.
v'
Prince
of
Wales
Experiences
Intense
Equatorial
Heal
on
Gold
Coast;
Delayed
by
Plague
.SLV.UN.NDKI-:,
Hold
Coast.
April
It.
Tim
Prince-of
lnles
sailing
soiillivvard
oil
his
lour
of
South
Al'ricn,
arrived
yeslerduj
nod
I'Mierieiieed
the
inleusc
heal
of
ciiu.-iloi'ial
ATrica.
Hclovv
deck
Hie
lempcraliirc
on
II.
.M.S.
Iteiuilse
in
Ihe
past
lewv'oays
reached
I
IS
degrees.
I
he
Priuet)
was
given
a
great
reception.
I
lie
viioeiowii
was
thVornleil
ami
ill
the
tiold
Hiuisl.
KIJ.MASSI,
Ashailli,
Ihe
eciletiuinl
vvns
the
gtcatcsl
ever
ktiuwu
of
Ashauli
hi
a
grand
palaver
following
bis
arrival
front
Seeon-dee.
The
chiefs
'presented
him
with
an
address
of
welcome
and
a
gold
duplicate
or
the
Ashauli
sword
of
stale
made
by
local
goldsmiths-.
The-
hcene
was
a
brilliant
one,
a
perfect
riot
of
gold.
April
II.
The
Prince
mel
the
chief
NAKWA.
Cnlil
Cftasl,
April
II
:
The
I'rinee
of
Wales
w
ill
M
o
main
in
the
Cold
Coast
qidnuy
uulil
April
I'l
owing
to
an
out
break
of
plague
al
Lagosj
,?,hc
next
conleinidaled
slop.
HeVniay
fill
in
Ihe
lime
by
a
isil
lo'tiie
lerrilory
of
Ihe
Cold
Coast
b
onil
Ashauli.
J.
E.
Dalrymple
Meets
Board
of
Trade
Regard
to
Affairs
of
District
i
Will
pat
on
Small
Boat
if
Local
Company
does
present.
not
Undertake
Work
but
Favors
Local
Concern
I
The
question
or
local
boats
operating
out
or
Ibis
iporj.
lo
nearby
joiuls
was
Ihe
most
important
mailer
discussed
hy
Ihe
Hoard
oT
Trade
with
J.
F.
Dalrymple,
vice-president
uT
IIic'Cju-i
ndiaii
National,
al
a
nict;ling
with
the
executive
or
that
-laxly
yes-i
Icrday
afternoon
in
Ihe
-council
chamber,
(i.
W.
Nit
klTsuu
pre-I
siding.
Artec
Hie
need
j
a
local
boat
had
been
laid
before
him,
Mr.
Dairy-tuple
said
he
realized
the
sitilalio'n
and
the
Canadian
.National
would
put
on
such
a
boat
provided
a
privalc
company
wuiiiu
not
uo
so.
lie
invoml
nus
work
being
dune
hv
vale
concern
and
bis
company,
'
'
w
ould
co-operate
w
ith
I
hem.
II
is
understood
Dial
repre
sentations
wen;
made
with
Mr.
I
Dalrymple
during
his
slay
hens
with
a
view
lo
the
formation
ofi
company
lo
ope
rule
a
boat
out
ol
this
port.
A
Vancouver
firii
ii
also
reported
lo
boj-cady:
lo,
gC
into
Ihe
business
provided
in-'
duceliieiils-
in
I
In?
way
id
mall
subsidy
are
made.
.Mr.
Dalrymple
discussed
other
j
mailers
with
the
executive
or
Hi.
Nlckerson
Speaks
In
opening
Ihe
meeting,
Mr
Nickerson
mentioned
that
Hicr
was
need
or
another
jiimpi'ug
oil
place
Tor
tourists
between
lier
and
Jasper
aPrk
and
he
suggest
e.J
the
l.akelse
llolsprings
as
a
place
that
might
well
be
developed
for
Ihal
purpose.
There
they
bad
boating
and
bathing,
fishing,
hunting
and
mountain
climbing.
II
would
he
of
great
alue
In
llu;
company,
lie
thought.
I'he
question
of
the
company
uylng
more
supplies
here
and
ngaging
crews
al
this
port
was
mentioned.
This,
Mr.
Nickerson
aid,
would
insure
greater
loyalty
among
nierciianis
here.
lu
regard
to
I
he
hoal
service,
Mr.
Nickerson
urged
the
need
of
oualler
boat
plying
out
of
Ihi
port.
Ihe
mall
subsidy
was
in
tended
lo
apply
from
this
port.
lu
regard
In
Ihe
Peace
Hiver
opening,
.Mr.
.Mckerson
urged
thai
If
Hie
Hue
were
built
through
lli-il
ish
Columbia
il
would
be
of
more
bene
HI
to
Ihe
country
as
Hie
luduceiurnl
Tor
settlers
to
miii!
was
thes
iiiosl
important
conshleral
ion.
D.
(1.
Slewarl
drew
attention
lo
the
Tact
that
II
was
almost
Im
possible
for
Prince
Rupert
to
do
business
with
Port
Fssingtou
owing
lo
Ihe
lack
of
hoal
service.
Ibis
mallei'
was
most
important
lo
the
city.
Station
Grounds
S.
K.
Campbell
suggested
thai
the
railway
company
should
be
gin
to
beautify
the
station
grounds
ami
approaches
m
mo
city,
While
the
cily
hud
not
done
much
toward
boulevard:
work,
a
parks
board
bad
now
been
formed
ami
would
have
Hie
mailer
in
hand.
The
policy
of
I
ho
railway
company,
he
under
stood,
was
lo
conserve
loleiu
poles
and
other
historic
emblems.
Here
there
was
a
fine
totem
which
could
be
secured
for
a
small
sum
which
he
thought
the
railway
company
might
purchase
ami
erect
on
riiitwuy
pro
perly.
J.
C,
-McLennan,
Olof
Hanson.
D.
Thomson
ami
A.
C.
continued
on
pae
root')
ILADY
SEEKS
pri-
HEART
BALM
Sues
,D.
J.
Hancock,
Formerly
of
Alice
Arm,
for
Breach
of
Promise
--
VANCOFVKIt,
April
11.
.
An-
illiee
suit
wild
the
iiliieel
nf
il-
board
and
members
were
pleased
,ai'illK
..,H.arl
.,.,,,
m,m
.,
we
at
the
frank
manner
in
.which
klHJVVIl
,.,
ia
liafi;r
cin.,,.s
Ihey
,ad
been
met.
.
Creeln.an
i
,
Thm-sijay
when
Alice
ami
O.
W
.
Tourlcllollo
were
also
f
i.
..
i
i
.i
,.u
i-a..
i
...i.
..r
promise
to
marry
against
David
J.
Hancock,
a-
Vancouver
lit-oker.
Hancock
lived
with
his
r.tmily
at
Alice
Arm
a
few
years
ago
bul
is
now
separated
from
his
wire,
Miss
Davis
also
asks
for
ait
accounting
.of
monies
she
claims
she
advanced
Hancock
in
connection
witlt
mining
transactions.
BEANS
BURNED
IN
BIG
FIRE
SANTA
HA
II
HA
HA,
Cal.,
April
tl.
flue
eighth
of
llm
seed
be.au
crop
of
Hie
Pacific
coast
was
burned
lu
two
large
warehouses
which
were
destroyed
Thursday,
a
lineman
met
his
death
and
Ihe
price
id
lima
beans
took
an
ad-vauce
id
hair
a
cent
a
pound
as
a
result
of
the
fire
al
Camarilla,
150
miles
east
of
liere.
'lite
damage
is
placed
at
J250,00.
NEW
CRUISER
FOR
FORESTRY
DEP'T
TAKES
TO
WATER
'The
launching
id
Hie
new
cruiser
fov
Ihe
forestry
depart-ni.'iil.
which
hits
been
built
lit
"lie
local
dry
dock,
look
place
al
2.10
lliis
nuirning.
'The
proceedings
went
without-
a
hitch.
One
td
those
present
was
I.
II.
Hlake.
mechanical
supervisor
for
Ihe
"
'
Ihe
trial
runs
or
llic
cruier
will
take
place
shortly
and
Hi
vessel
is
lo
be
ready
Tor
servieo
before
Ihe
end
of
the
iiUiulh.
SUICIDE
THOUGHT
BE
ARTHUR
FRASER
VANCOl'VF.Il,
April
II.
-
The
man
who
cominilted
sulfide
Monday
by
leaping
into
Capilauu
Falls
is
thouuhl
In
be
Arthur
Fni?er,
a
welt
known
Insurance
man.
who
has
been
missing
for
a
week
ami
whose
body
has
not
yet
been
recovered.
j