25
V(),
XV
NO.
07.
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
nvwhere
at
Anytime.
Hind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
and
6th
St
KlftTT
VIDECK,
Prop.
TAKING
OVER
j
NATIONAL
RY.j
ihxnl
Miimhcr-
For
Montreal
Would
Have
Two
Linos
OTTAWA
Amalgamated
j
April
21
A
further
iiiiialuaination
of
National
and
the
II,
v.
In
ai
d
ill
the
)loile
of
-ll!l!-
I.
y
I
T"ltO.TO.
Aorll
21.
Sir
Aiii.-ii!.(is
Naiiion,
oresldenl
uf
IIh'
1,1
moil
Hank,
died
thisi
mi.rniiig
an,,,.
n,.S!)
r
some
1
'Hi
The
body
will
I.e.
sent1
I"
W
1
1
1
1
1
1
r....
i..i
i
I''
r.
'
vi
lllli'l
II
17
1
lt
.
n
i
Kiistus.
who
was
a
Win-Iii
iikci-
has
hveu
ii
i.ro-
millfi"l
figure
in
l,o
world
of
fl-
iuicc
ii.,
...,IH
iI.,wiii,,,,i
,,r
tin.
Winnipeg
Hoard
of
Trade
ami
or
""'
Wmmpeg
Stock
Mxchange,
"'ui-iimn
or
Ihe
"I"'
f
l,.
"M"l'r
or
Ihe
('..uiadiiui
Com.
Iludsou's
Hay
Co.
"""way.
ami
lt.
urci
Wvsl
Life
unm,,,
,,
knighted
in
111
RIVER
STEAMER
FOR
STIKINE
vbols
will
Loavo
Soatllo
Every
To
Days
Soon
as
Navigation
Opons
."'.VTI.K.
,p,il
21.
'I'1
"''
first
twin
.
'"'I"
'"'1
!
operate
wuh
Iaunchcl
last
The
screw
in
the
night.
glied
roe
Hie
imrmwe
.'.
1
ll'IIVl.li....
i
.
o.
'
1'iiiisportalloii
on
ln
"k"'"
''
f""
br
Ihe
Ihe
exneete.l
expected
rush
rush
H'UVh
'Mill'
I,.
day
up
I
In
coasl
experiencing
excellent
weather
except
for
Hit'
passage
last
night
across
Hecate
Slraits
from
Maell
to
Prince
llnperl
which
wa
rather
liimpy.
Ollieers
of
Hie
new
In
ia
t
report!
Hint
shr
hchawd
splendidly
add
provi'd
lhal
she
is
a
.'nod
sea
vessel.
Slit'
had
a
light
passenger
and
cargo
li.sl.
Make
Shift
Conditions
The
Prime
Charles,
which
was
inspected
by
iniiiiy
cili.ens
till-
morning,
presents
many
feature
new
lo
local
coasting
boats.
At
Hit'
present
lime
she
in
itr
n
somewhat
makesTiifl
condition
"as
.the
was
railed
on
al
short
police
v-trr.Jay
.
.JWiMWi"kW.rllplliaI'rJiiCttlplin
which
Im.i
.1us
stale.iiei.Llias
1);))y
,
J.,,
r
OH.r.
utlway
committee
i
in
amalgamation
i
1
m
I'liorinoii.H
sav-S
V
J
i
ill.
I.llirnil
nu'iii-
.M
i-eal.
said:
"My
ng-
'
s
flop
I
he
lines
should
r:
:t
'f
iiiiiii.'d
u
that
we
may
t
ii
;it
lie
word
"subsidy"
j
j
tia'
we
should
cbise
Hie
1
i
0
in,
k
the
door,
and!
1
w
uw.iy
hc
key."
ii.
:s
favor.
d
the
U.I'.H.
tak
'M-
In
National
lines.
lin
A
ITflTnTITO
uui
nuuujiuu
NANTON
DIES
Tiatil.
In
.Inly,
it
is
plumoMl
lo
have
Ihe
Prince
(Onirics
ko
iulo
I
the
ilirrel
service
between
liere
and
Yiii'i'ouviT
liul,
before
Dial
time,
.
extensive
alterations
will
be
made
lo
her.
II
is
understood
Unit
her
upper
works
will
be
'praelieally
rebuilt
and
she
will
also
be
clianj-'i'ij
from
a
coal
lo
oil
burner.
Tim
new
boat,
which
is
210
reel
Ion?
ami
U-'
feel
in
breadth,
has
ion?
graceful
lit"'"
utul
'la
ainple
engine
.
power.
Her
speed
i
i
lis
now
Vain
to
oe
it
kiiois
imo,
Iwhen
her
comliuslion
system
is
changed,
she
will
probably
make
i.
She
is
of
steel
construction
iand,
when
the
proposed
change!'
have
been
made,
.will
be
a
deeid-
Was
Prominent
In
Financial
Clr-led
aciuisilion
lo
Ihc
company's
cles
and
Lived
In
Winnipeg
M,,,'1'
I
The
vessel
has
.'II
Muluroum.
j
alt
or
II
wilh
oiilside
cn-
i
I
ranees
and
most
with
four
berths.
Her
dining
saloop
il
at
present
located
on
Ihe
main
deck
wilh
Ihe
galley
Iniinedlalely
lo
Ihe
rear.
On
the
upper
deck
are
a
ladies'
silling
room
and
Ihe
smoking
room
and
over
lhco
is
the
bridge.
The
dining
saloon,
11
is
understood,
will
bo
removed
all
and
the
present
ladies'
and
smoke
rooms
rnnov
e,l
elsewhere.
Lacking
an
office,
Purser
licit
Hobson
has
Winnipeg:
Street
.headtpiarlers
al
dining
saloon.
present
third.
Her
passenger
modal
ion
llius
exceeds
Hie
Prince
John
but
she
in
his
the
Takes
95
Passengers
The
Prince
Charles,
according
to
her
llrilish
papers
which
are
tlll
hung
it!'
In
the
companion
.......
lin
jireoiiiinoilatioii
for
'J
"J
-
,
riiwi
eluss
nasscngers
and
ID
accoiu-
lliat
oT
has
not
i
r....:..l
ititif.ilv.
!slll
as
greai
.nciem
'
'
'
,
has
out!
main
hatch
rorwar.l
aim
two
small
side
hatches
on
Ihe
main
deck
amidships.
There
will
also
be
extensive
ulleraliuns
In
n..w.
ni-riiiiuenienls
and
Ihe
small
derricks
she
now
will
be
removed.
carries
i
lu-
i
ln
en
I
ire
crew
of
I
I
111.
Ill
"IV
.
Ihe
Prince-
Jnl'
wa
l"!',,',,,l
lo
the
Prince
i.naries
.
i
.
..
-
Hssiin-
..i
-lull.
C.
I'.
I'HVIS
lliiuU
r
i
.
.
...I.
.
.'
..
ii...
iipIih'm
C.lnirles.
'''
Illl
I
11,11
...
I
lj
111,
1
II
I
111!
llll'
I
'
''ere
eveiv
i..
.i.....
:.!i',..ii
w
:
Mnlibs
Is
ill
coiiunand.
itavliifiiii.iii
'
in,
ii...
uii
l-ei...
'
n,.inei.
Charles
will
l"'n.
'
I
iK.r
relurn
soulh
Ni
t"
sail
on
IslamH
OTTAWA,
April
21.
--
If
the
(Canadian
.National
lakes
over
the
l.diiiotiloii,
I
iiii
c'iin
ami
1J.C
Hallway
front
I'.dmoiiluu
into
the
Peace
niver
cnilulry
and
oper
ates
il.
Premier
Oliver
will
uipO
strongly
lhal
the
P.O.K.
also
be
taken
over
by,
lie
Federal
gov-erumeiil
and
be!
operated
under
Ihe
C.N.Ii.
syslem.
The
K.I).
A
Il.tJ.
Ilailways
belongs
lo
the
provii
ee
oT
Albeila
and
Hie
P.O.
A
K.
belongs
lo
the
province
of
JlrilishtCnltimbia.
IJolli
are
while
elephants
as
neilher
pays
Ihe
cost
or
operation.
Al
pre.enl
Hie
Alberta
line
is
leased
to
Ihe
O.p.ll.
bjil
ihe
lease
expires
lliis
cpinlng
sumiiier
anil
no
inlimalion
bus
been
fjiveii
as
to
whelher
il
will
be
renewed.
ANXIETY
FOR
In
view
of
tho
possiliilily
oT
an
j
election
this
)ear
Ihe
govern-1
meiit
will
prolftildy
roiiiv
rromr
ilerinile
decision
jil
resiitit
lo
its
rniil
way
policy,
irrAfbcrla
ami
.
.
J
I
.
.
IxTore
the
priVeiil
session
ends
and
if
(lie
Scnale
turns
Jowu
its
proposals
Ihe
tucsliou
will
be
made
a
political
issue
during
the
campaign.
;
RAILWAY
TO
PEACE
RIVER
LIVE
ISSUE
PREMIERS
EN
ROUTE
OTTAWA,
April
21.
-Premier
Orcenfield
is
on
his
way
here
to
confer
with
Ihe
Ooiiiiiiion
(iov-ernnienl
in
conjunction
wilh
Premier
Oliver
of
Hrilisli
Columbia
on
the
Peace
jltiver
situation.
The
Peace
Hiver
situation
is
still
'a
live
issue
and
some
announcement
in
regard
to
it
is
expected
to
lie
made
soon.
LIQUOR
RUNNER
Malahal
Left
British
Columbia
Six
Months
Ago
for
Central
America
V1CTOIUA,.
April
21.
-
Anxiety
is
fell
for
flic
safety
of
tin
schooner
Malahal,
which
left
llrilish
Columbia
six
moullis
ago
for
Central
America
with
a
car
of
Ihpinr.
The
vessel
bus
not
been
reported
for
several
mouths
how
ami
is
considerably
overdue
on
her
return
Irip.
STOCK
MARKET
H.
C.
Silver
...
I
(unwell
Howe
Souitd
Suit
Inlet
...
Premier
.,'
I.
.
A
I..
Italy-Alaska
Selkirks
,
Hid.
I.:i5
,:I5
.05
Vi
Asked
1.
1()
1.00
18.00
.07.
Vt
S.
15
.25
i2li
.05
V.
al
H
o'clock
tomorrow
evening.
The
Prince
John
is
novv
lied
up
hi
Vancouver'
fort
a
nuiiilh'
overhaul',
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
"Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lllNUK
m
i'KHT,
H.C
KIllUA'V.wM'llll.
21,
1U25.
CHARLES
V
'
V
-
;
-
-
The
Doukhobors
Object
to
Sale
of
Goods
by
Sheriff
to
Satisfy
v(Urdty'i
Circulation
1S3S
i
I
i
I
I
IBM
'
ii
i
tt
irrn
'wsmt
rr
i
A'ccordine
topr
despitch
from
London,
Lord
Williitjtdorvlst
Viscount
Kattpn,
who
wi.v
schduted
to
sail
from
Liverpool
on
April
Uth
by
Canadian
Pacific-
steamWp
''.Nlor.troyal"
as
special
emissaxy
from
the
Hastincs
Corporation
(o
the
Quebec
City
council,
has
postponed
hid
vi?jt
foi
aomo
lime
owing
to
the
illness
o(
Vi?countf&
Willingdo'n.
His
Lordship's
official
mission,
which
will
be
earned
out
when
the
Viscountess
recovers,
will
bo
to
return
to
th?
CRyof
Quebec
th?
sh;eld
which
was
taken
frem
its
jat'cs
whn
it
was
captured
by
General
Woifn
In
1759
and
which
wts
p.esent'
d
to
th
Hastirift's
Corporation
by
General
Murray
who
was
present
on
that
mmrrRblft
occasior.
Eincu
thit
time
th-shleld
hashuile
ever
the
door
of
the.Gounril
Chamber
in
the
Town
Hall
at
Hastings
and
Qu-bcc
has
endeavoured
to
obtain
its
return,
for
years
in
vain,
but
at
last
Ha.tinR
has
relented;
Viscount
Willinitdoh
will
b
companid
by
his
wife
who
before
her
marriage
wrs
the
Hon.
Mari?
Ad-laide,
daujhter
of
1st
Daren
Hrasney,
becther
with
his
son
ihe
Hon.
Inio
Hrcssev
Fmon-Thnmas
and
hit
wife.
(HtANI)
KOrtKS,
April
21.
Declaring
Hint
the
people
of
.iskalehewuii
w
ere
Jimre
Uimlly
than
llrilish
Columbians,
.
i
i'.,.b,rr
I
liii
Diinkbiilioe
Inisiuess
agenl.
while
watcliiiig
Hie
hntlcis
of
Ihe
l
ommiiiiily,
.which
recently
had
been
seized,
aitc-
tinned
off
yesterday,
said
lie
wjoiild
be
villi)ig
lo
(irand
Forks
holdings
and
inovV
the
l0()
nieniuer?
to
Ihe
Prairie
Province.
NOT
MURDERER
OF
DAVID
LEW
Chang
Sing
Found
Not
Guilty
by
Jury
In.Vancouvor
Last
Evening
VA.NCt
L'Vi:tt.i-iVP
2
1-
Chun;.!
Sing,
a
Chinescvresiilcnl
of-
Vic-loria
charged
wit
li
the.
-murder
of
David
Lew
lie1'''
on
Sei'tem"lier
2.1
last
was
la1
evening
found
'
npl
guilty
b4,
a
Juiy'.nri.mVilulis-iirit;r
Hie
case
nan
oeeusunmiiieu
-io
ii.eni.
-i,
seii
out
mt
ot
the
colony
tr
bo
mi
decided,
('nzekoff
said,
the
Doukhobors
would
follow
him.
.
.
The
chattels
were
seized
by
the
heriff
beeauivThe
Donkliobors
refused
lo
pay
fines
for.
refusing
lo
send
Hieir
childreit
lo
school.1
lu
several
rases
Die
school,
were
buriied
and
the
officials
of
the.
government
were
only
defied
am
(old
Ibid
Hie
children
would
no
be
sent
lo
school.
POLICE
SHOT
BULGAR
TODAY
Man
Rofuscd
to
Surrcndor
Sofia
Force:
Arms
aro
Found
In
House
Slrett
!
4M.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Mall.
.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
Tor
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
In
Hoston
Orill.
Third
Ave.
Phona
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
2
OUKHUdUKj
1AIA
UF
SELLING
OUI
AND
MOVING
10
SASKATCHEWAN
'
in
Port
Here
Today
was
Centre
of
Attraction
Teini'iirunly
filtnl
otil
lu
rrlievo
ihv
Vriuvc
John
for
it!
.
:..
II...
'..
.......
.......
i
i...
11
1.
.ii..
i
i
i
'
....i..
ii
.
iiv
ii
L'l1"
in
i
i
i
in
in
ii
i-ri
i
irri
i.ii.ii-iiiiii
:i
n
f
1
1.
1
1
1
i
r
"n
-
r
"
'
I
i-
ex
(
.Iik'
i
l.iin,
formerly
tin;
properly
of
Hit-
Norlli
of
.Scol-
:l
Duiicy:-:
ami
Midland
hlcum
Navigation
Co.
and
regis-
It',
I'll
111
1
II
I-v
lMv,
WUMltHlllll
illlllWllUI
......
-
.
.
.
,
-
,
"
n
1
,
I
illll.'ll'l'
i
j
.
O
uf.
tr
il
iial
M.UD
llu
morning
on
her
first
Irip
Jo
Ihis
purl,
vf.'l
left
Vanroiivrr
ul
2.n(l
mi
Hnniliiy
morning
mid
made
'
.a
good
trip
of
a
1
i
1
1
1
-
over
five!.
PEACE
RIVER
AND
RAILWAYS
Two
Provinces
Acutely
Interested
and
Will
Press
Claims
at
Ottawa
WHITE
ELEPHANTS
Definite
Policy
Likely
In
View
of
Posslble
Election
This
Year
ARRIVES
Relic
of
Quebec's
Fall
to
Return
to
Canada
IN
PORT
Cost
of
Downing
Street
Much
-
j
-too
High
for
Labor
Member
Who
Tdls
of
His
Experiences
LKKOS,
Kiiglunil,
April
21.
J.
R.
Ulynes,
Tio
was
I
lie
first
Labor
minister
to
rc.-iilc
al
No.
1
1
Oowjiiiig
.Slrcel,
viiiiij
no
care
lu
tiinlergo
the
experience,
again,
WliiU;
renl
is
free
iu
Uie.-o
quarters,
next
iloor
lo
Hie
lesiileiice
of
Hie
prt'inier,
life
there
is
altogether
too
expensive,
Mr
(Jlyiles
says
in
an
iiiTielo
on
his
experiences
at
No.
II
while
a
member
of
Ihe
Hunisny1
MncOonalil
government.
Mr.
Ulyitcs,
now
a
member
or
pur-lianieiil,
points'
out
thai
most
of
Ihe
political
leaders
he
Tore
him,
at
No.
I
1
were
doubtless
men
of
ample
private
means.
there
is
an
impression
thai,
Hie
political
(cuanl
moves
into
Downing
Street
to
Ihe
enjoyment
of
a
free
house
run
al
public
ex-,
pense,"
says
Mr.
Clynes.
"It
is:
true
thai
rent
i
nut
paid
by
thei
occupant,
but
he
pays
for
nearly
i
everything
else.
At
No.
11
Hie!
to
lale
pays
the
wages
of
a
mes
senger
ami
that
is
about
all
Hie
relief
which
Hie
occupant
re
ceives.
1
lie
whole
oi
Hie
slair
lo
run
the
house
(usually
abou
nine
m
number;
are
pant,
it'll
and
supported
by
the
occupant.'
On
occasions
of
hospitality
anil
eiilerlaiumenl,
1
had
to
pay
all
Ihe
eosls
and
expenses
ot
extra
stalTs.
even
lo
the
lees
for
al'
lendaiits
in
the
cloak
rooms
the
cloak
room
usually
beiu
one
or
the
uiiicc
rooms,
irans
(orined
for
Tliepufli1jsi?.'
"
l
was
sonielkuies
asked,
when
usIiigVJhe-telephone,
whether
l-'o
call
vvui7iHIcial;
Jihd'p-HfrdT!!Hy
I
received
demand
notes
for
pay
munis
amounting
to
several
frouinl
sterling
for
telephone
calls
deemed
of
a
personal
or
private
character.
Just
Few
Pounds
"""Occasionally
a
coiiiiiiaml
came
for
a
journey
lo
Hucking-ham
Palace
or
to
some
place
uf
distinction,
where
olllcjally
I
was
required
as
u
minister
to
meet
other
representatives
or
public
men.
At
limes
I
would
be
told
that
in
addiliop
to
the
chauuVur
a
second
man
as
poller
or
footman
was
Ihc
custom,
and
a
bill
was
sent
to
pie,
Tor
the
payment
r
a
few
pounds
for
such
Mr.
Clynes
believes
thai
925,-
000
a
year
is
nol
enough
for
minislers
whoso
dulies
require
I
hem
lo
live
iu
Downing
Street
unless
they
have
substantial
private
means.
Inlomonts
fnr
Pavmpnt
af
Fines
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
AT
..w..
-
DA
DIC
TM
WUIfU
1
YOUTHS
ARE
KILLED
PAUIS,
Apr.
21-
-Three
youths
were
much
aim
eigiu
wouum-n
m
a
sliooliing
affray
which
occurred
as
they
were
leaving
Ihe
meeting
of
Ihe
National
llepublieaii
League
last
night.
The
trouble
Is
attributed
to
communists.
Police
are
arresting
two
members
of
Ihe
parly.
BASEBALL
'
American
Philadelphia
15,
Hoston
1
SI.
Louis
0,
Cleveland
1
1.
New
York
1,
Washington
Detroit
0.
Chicago-
I.
National
Hoston
I,
New
York
H.
Chicago
10.
Pillsburg
l.
llrooklyn
K,
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
7.
SI.
Louis
2
10.
SOFIA.
April
21--Ivan
Muoeff,
ie
auenuance
ui
uie
rwuu-
a
ineiiiber
or
the
secret--commit-1
mlug
Club
meeting
euiieu
lor
lee
..r
I
li,.
Itiilirarlan
Common
st
lasl
night
was
so
poor
lliai
ii
parly,
was
shot
and
killed
by
the
police
lodfiy
whMi
he
V'tutscit
to
surrender.
Another
sloiVof
urms
lins
been
Tift)
nil
in
searchlilr
the
hoils
'
of
a
sflspeeied
eonspirftlor.
7,
Vi
was
decided
nol
Iq
hold
a
meet
ing.
Those
present?
were
President
fltidilTe,
Secretary
MeKwen,
K.
C.
Cibbons,
Capl.
Swanson,
and
Siduej'
Haz.olUlbnes.
SUSPECTS
IN
BANK
ROBBERY
SEATTLE
JAIL
Three
Being
Held
Awaiting
Arrival
of
Witnesses
Involved
In
Effort
Free
Prisoners
SKATTLK.
April
21.
Three
more
suspects
in
Ihe
!Sl2,00u
Nauaimo
bank
robbery
of
last,
December
are
in
Seattle
jail
awailiug
idenliricatiou
by
witnesses.-
This
was
made
known
yesterday.
Ihe
oHce
bavin?
tuketr
lnt(rfttst'oyMlt"tttirinan,
Airred
Castro
and':Jiiiiies-
lturiis,
a
saijori'
T.b4,iij5;,i
am..cjiureil
by
the
police
wtitr
-wUhvliViitftbAe
I
hey
are
jritolvctl
in
a
eonfemr"
plated
attempt
lo
Tree
the
men
now
held
here
for
the
N'auaiuio
robbery
bill
who
are
fighting
ox-trad
i
I
ion.
ANTICIPATION
GOLD
STANDARD
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
chan
j.
Sterling
Bills
Advance
in
NOyvZ
York
Expectation
of
An-
nouncemcnt
Tuesday
a
NIAV
YOHK,
April
21.--IleavC
buying
of
.sterling,
bills
took
place
today
in
anticipation
ofri
cellor
of
Ihe
exchequer,
niakin.
a
iletinile
announcement
ofllrit-1
ain's
return
lo
a
gold
standard
iu
his
budget
speech
iu
the
llrilish
House
of
Commons
next
T
uesday.
Demand
bills
rose,
to
wit
bin
six
cents
of
par,
llm
hiahesl
Ihey
have
been
since
-PI
5.
MEN
TRAPPED
I
IN
HECLA
MINE
Three
Brought
Out
Alive
This
Morning;
Two
Miles
From
i
Main
Shaft
WAI.I.ACK.
Idaho.
April
21.
-Seventeen
miners
were
trupped
on
the
two
thousand
foot
K'vel
'of
the
llccla
silver-lead
mine
at
Hiirke,
seven
miles
west
of
here
last
night.
This
morning
the
rescuers
succeeded
id
bringlhjr
three
out
alive
and
it
is
hoped
the
-other
fourteen
will
lie
reachr
ed
this
afternoon,
although
(he
j
entombed
men
are
said
to
be
two
miles
from
the
main
llccla
shun.
3IRTH.
A
son
was
born
at
the
Princo
llupcrl
General
Hospital
on
April
23
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
Oeorge
Hear
or
Ihe
McMordle
Aoarlmerils.
KM
ward
Vancouver
'his
mnrniti
I.fpsell
returned
to
on
I
lie
Prince
George
i