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1
MAROONED
ON
BONILLA
ID.
Local
Fur
Dealer
Figures
Wreck
of
Gasboat
La
n
goon
Monday
Night
In
T
r
Vower
hoal
Parhelia.
'.apl.
Armour.
Willi
Pnno-ial
iiipIo
J
liotnax
Oainin
ahoard.
out
lat
nuht
l)
'U1'
w'"'
uf
llouilla
Inland,
to
reM-ne
i
lie
evidence
ills
I
Kernel,
Japan-
.
ouvtotiOfl
by
J.
I.
!
.i
ijueen
Cliarlottr
;,1
mi
charge
't
.
innmrf,.r
lc
awflj
on
"i
six
mmlit
ii)i-l
in
m
luiiri-cilmg
in
the
v
"
u
'
'ln
afl-rnNn
hc-
"M!iii.
Tim
bai
f
.if
i-
Miat
lh''
i'ltktM'
hi
ii
z
i
.i
..i
m
i
.int
cii
if-
'I'r.f
ini'.r
lap
the
crown
i
it:
(l
police
officer
!
-
K-iiH-r
arre(
at
i
1
o
v
were
railed
on
a
1
U
neighborhood.
1
J'
.
i
HiM'nriiM
for
i
w
wii
li-
I..
W.
Palmare
;;
i
f-r
Kernel.
v
T
lkofT,
lorql
fur
dealer,
and
'i
Her
pprxon
ho
are
iivan""'-
here
uh
U
result
of
n
!
wrerk
on
.Monday
nlhl
In'
Tiie
gaioal
I.ane,
lielonginK
I
'
in
m
it-
liyau
of
Kilkalla
and
iipeii-il
by
him,
while
in
hel-near
llouilla
Island
on
Mon-
.ay
oiahl.
iiroku
luie
from
her
:
liornKe
und
w-nl
on
the
rork
.
in
ri'
nho
was
badly
oniii.-dn'd
up.
Tin-
lliiee
men
on
boned
wen-ur'-esnful
In
inakima
njiore
and
Ityah
inanaKed
lo
rearh
Kilkalla
.
a
dinifliy.
There
hi!
look
a
t.uvhoul
und
came
inlo
lovyn
for
r
iiianee.
NOROE
ARRIVES
AT
LENINGRAD,
RUSSIA
WAY
TO
THE
POLE
I.KMNi.llAD.
April
in.
Ilanillil
Amundsen'
dirigible
".Nome"
arrived
here
laid
nuiil
nfler
a
flight
Ihcthii
al
Olo,
Norway,
early
yesterday
morning.
The
airship
in
on
i(
way
lo
Spllibergen
from
wheiiee
nn
allempl
will
In-
made
lo
pa
or
Itn-
X'-ilh
I'ole.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
NOT
HE.ttY
TODAY
Six
Doats
Sold
58,060
Pounds
at
Fish
Eichange
this
Morning
Halibut
arriaU
inarkelrd
here
tin.
morn
im
Inlalleil
jo.h.ih
lmndn
iiii-lndinv
13.000
pound
from
Iwo
Aiuerieaii
loal-
an!
13.080
mhimW
from
four
Cana-
.lmii
I'rirn
.
were
Li.rr
an-i
Je
and
M.lr
and
7e
for
lln
i,ii-iitii
ealeheHlld
fmill
1
2..V
mid
e
lo
13.1c
and
He
ror
ian
adlitn.
-
The
landinS"
were
ar
follow:
American:
Kanalak.
lo.lioii
pound.,
lo
the
llwolh
fllirje.
uiiiili.
3.000
nound.
to
the
Canadian
V'Mt
OAA
Slora?
i".
Canadian
Knloli.
C.OOO
pound,
aiid
Vol
uuleer,
2,050
Jxiund,
lo
the
Al
ho
I'iOierio.
elerner
'-'.000
pnunu.
ami
V
A.
S.
M.000
imund.
lo
I
lie
Can
adian
1
!
floi-ane
t'o.
COLONEL
HAM
I
DEAD
AGAIN
Inimitable
George
Passes
to
His
Reward
After
Long
Service
With
C.P.R.
Mu.NTIU
Al..
April
IC
Colonel
fleorge
Ham,
journalist
for
33
yearn,
and
eieran
publicity
man
for
tin
ir.P.lt.
died
at
hi
hoinu
here
I
ni'riiiiifr
aged
71)
years.
Ti
i
mil
the
firl
time
Mr.
Ham
ha
iieeit
reported
dead.
Onee
lie
fori-
he
wa
o
reiorted,
many
year
uvo,
but
it
proved
lo
be
a
mistake.
In
early
life
Mr.
Ham.
who
wa
born
in
Ontario,
joined
the
militia
aiiil
wa
prepared
to
fblit
the
U.S.
oxer
the
Trent
affair.
He
look
tarl
in
the
Fenian
raid
and
nrled
a
rorrei-pondeul
for
the
I'oroiilo
Mail
dtiriiv
the
lleil
re-
hellion.
He
win
honorary
colonel
ap'oiiiti-d
in
IDll.
air
In
i
duced
and
the
editor
decided
lo
illsehalwe
George's
confrere
who
wa.
a
married
man.
Oeoro,
when
he
heard
about
It,
at
once
wenl
lo
the
'editor
und
resigned
ii
ilml
tlu
i.i
ho
r
man
could
be
kent
nt
work.
He
wan,
indeed
beloved
of
a
very
whle
circle
oi
friend,
whose
numbers
inereas
ed
with
Ihe
nanniug
of
Iho
years
ini'liidinu
men
and
womeiv
in
nil
walks
of
life,
the
humble
and
tho
great
alikis
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
-i;
Washington
SI.
I.ouin
I,
Chicago
II.
Others
postponed,
National
League
Philadelphia
8,
Holou
I.
Pillshurg
0,
SI.
I.ouin
2.
Others
postponed.
Minn
Tlf
Wade.
Il.X.
of
Smllh-
era
'arrived
in
Ihe
city
Ibis
morn
liia.
and
in
a
iriiest
at
the
I'rlnco
Hup'erl
Hotel,
"
EXTERMINATE
EXTENSIVE
PLANS
But
no
Lumber
Will
be
Cut
There
This
Year,!
States
General
Manager
of
Control
ling
company
There
will
be
uo
resumption
of
lumber
culling
at
(tie
Ilurkley
Hay
sawmill
Ibis
year
according
lo
11
lleaphy.
general
manager
of
the
Ia
Angeles
Lumber
Products
Co.
who
spent
a
day
in
town
on
bin
return
south
after
iitin?
the
mill.
The
company
ha,
however.
Mr.
Ileapliy
added,
rxlennive
developments
in
view
for
Ihe
properly
and
there
is
a
possibility
thai
preliminary
work
may
lie
eoinmeiieed
before
the
rnd
of
l20.
!
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
'
Ambulance
-rtw,.
;
Large
Upstair
Dinjns
Hall,
Servlca
with
newly
laid
dancing
Hi;.
I,
.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'ci
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
81.
""Hah,
.Li'
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV!.,
XO.
HU.
PIUNCi:
Ml'PKItT,
Hill,
Kill
DAY.
APHIL
HI,
1020.
YfHrrday
i
Clrculalioti,
1497
Street
Sale,
389
PRir.K
FIVE
CENTS.
EAPLANE
TO
BE
USED
HUNTING
WHALES
MOTOR
FACTORY
IN
ONTARIO
IS
CLOSED
ON
RECEIPT
OF
NEWS
OF
TARIFF
eaplane
to
be
Used
at
Queen
Charlotte
Isds.
for
Spotting
Whales
YJCTOIUA.
April
0.--l'ur
the
fu-l
tunc
hi
tin
hilory
of
I
1
it'
roast
mill
pnibably
Hit
first
lime
in
tin1
world
n
scant
i
lt
In'
uoi'tl
in
conjunction
Willi
operation
(if
Hit
Cou-ilalt'il
Whaling
tiiJliwn,!
aitivilic
in
northern
waters
Ihi
on,
anliiig
to
ati
iiiiiioiinceiiicnl
made
by
Captain
Ocorge
M.iripmud.
manager
of
Iho
romWHiy,
who
purchased
the
ea-jjf
SeaUle
ror
Ihe
work.
Th'
plane
will
opcralr
oiil
of
Hoe
Harbor,
(Jurei)
Cliar-:
Island-
oiitl
Lieut.
M.
Heece,
local
filing
officer,
who
served
he
war
Wiili
lhr
!lal
riving
orp
will
pilol
Hit
crafl.
JQUOR
APPEAL
IS
HEARD
HERE
Ivldcnce
In
Case
of
Japanese,
Who
Was
Fined
$300,
Being
j
HmM
Tod
a
CREWS
OF
TUGS
HOLD
UP
SHIPS
Enght
Hundred
Men
go
on
Strlko
foe
Ten
Hour
Day
and
In
creased
Pay
!
MAY
YOUK,
April
10.
-Sailing
or
mail
and
piiHt-ngi-r
steamer
loday
for
Kurope,
South
America
und
Went
Iiidien
wero'deluyed
na
u
result
of
Iho
slrlko
of
3,000
men
eomprlslng
llm
crewx
of
woo
lugs
oiierallng
In
New
York
harbor,
who
ileniand
ft
leil
hour
day
and
tnn-eued
wuges.
NORTH
VANCOUVER
MAN
WAS
CRUSHED
,
lu'llKlll
BENEATH
LOCOMOTIVE
south
vANi:oivi:n.
April
i.
While
standing
nesiuo
uie
trark
at
a
mill
under
constnie-tion
flcre
on
Aiirli
a
locomotiui
crane
wa
barkin.
I-
Hunning,
"t
yearn
of
'.
U'ick
by
revolviniK
derrick
and
in.Htanlly
erunhed
to
death
beneath
Iho
wlieeU
ol
lh''
engine.
vanoteiiexWnge
.:.
"Silver,.
Dunwell
(llaiMVuio
lar.ellou
i
Indian
I..
A
I
MiiTinol
Premier
porter
Idaho
Sllvercreid
-Surf
Inlet
Hid.
1
.00
i.o:)
i.uo
.35
W
.01
.00
j
.12
MM
2.30'
V
0)1)
14
.11
.08V
Asked
2.00
2.10
.38
.02
.O'JU
.17
.08
Vi
2.33
.11
,13
1805
Ham-
joined
Ihe
Whitby;
Ihroiilfle
a
cub
reporter.
Then
he
went
lo
the
Winnipeg
Freo.
Pre
ami
out
of
Ihe
work
for
a!
few
yoiir.,
returned
the
first
op-j
porlunlly
and
served
a
school
trustee
and
alderman
in
the
-city
of
Winnipeg.
Then
the
:.IMt.
gol
huh
ami
kept
him
for
lheir
pubUdly
worj,
.
jkeeil
the
ubjeet
Of
many
inaga-
ne
arlieb-.
:ollier'
Weekly
once
referred
to
him
a
"The
uii'ale!
wit.
priuteif
-and
un-
iriuted.
in
North
America."
Uol.
Ham
wa
mueh
in
demand
a
an
afler-diunrr
iieaker
in
Canada
(lid
the
L'nileil
SUIes.
Prnlmblytiioi.
nam
pel
joke
wa
III
reference
lo
Ihe
fact
thai
he
w'a
a
member
of
the
l'.ana-
lian
Womeu'M
Pre
Club
whieh
wa
tarled
while
he
wa
eseorl-
Inji
h
number
of
women
repor
ter
hdine
from
the
M.
I.oui
Kxpoilion
in
IDlM;
The
eolonel
wa
made
an
honorary
president.
II
lias
kept
me
in
umbrclliu,
and
salise,'
he
ued
lo
nay.
Once
a
pratioal
joke
wa
played
HU
him
a
he
wn
conducting
a
parly
of
women
writers
from
Ihe
yn)j;il
Slate
to
the
Canadian
Somebody
nenl
a
lelegraiu
16
tiie
Dominion
immigration
of
ficial
at
Ihe
border
paying:
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
Mi
ed
Mormon
trying
10
enicr
(Snnkda
with
.wives.
Please
tie
111111,"
A
mock
nrrel
was
staged
for'
Iilm
lo.
hi
great
enjoy
meitl.
Philosopher
and
Guide
Urorsic
Ham
was
known
lo
all
Canadian
newspaper
men,
lo
whom
he
wan
always
a
guide,
philosopher
and
friend.
11
in
admirers
on
the
press
always
re-memhered
thin
incident
of
his
early
yearn:
Ceorge
Ham
and
an
nilmr
iiinu
were
woikinur
as
ro-
i.ortem
.
The
staff
had
to
bo
re
HAIR
SEALS
Government
to
Make
Experiment
Which
may
be
Generally
Extended
(Special
to
Daily
Ntws)
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Apl.
16.
W.
E.
JMalden,
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Fishermen's
Protective
Association,
has
received
advice
from
Ottawa
that
the
Dominion
government
w'll
Instal
Atlantic
seal
nets
on
the
Fraser
River.
Should
the
experiment
prove
successful
In
exterminating
seals
that
destroy
salmon,
it
will
be
worth
millions
of
dollars
annualy
to
the
Industry,
and
nets
will
be
Installed
on
the
Skeena,
Naas,
Sliklne
and
other
salmon
rivers
on
the
coast.
FLOOD
SWEEPS
!
SIX
TO
DEATH
I
Roaring
Flood
Overtakes
Man
'
-
1
I
and
Wife
and
Four
Children
!
KDMONTON.
April
10.
Fredj
flood
in
Atl
aia.-a
Uier
day.
aeeording
lo
word
received
by
lie
Provincial
police
tlii
morning
from
W
hile
Ctoiii.
Tlie
llrestlin
family
were
driving
along
in
a
wa?nn
drawn
by
a
team
when
suddnly
(tic
water
held
baek
by
.
an
ice
jam
was
released,
the
water
ria
ring
over
I
hi-
lawtuud
and
din.tly
on
top
of
tin-
parly.
The
borne
were
rescued
but
no
trace
of
Ihe
bodies
wan
found.
Many
families
.
re:d-n?
on
the
flats
are
llireal-
ent
d
by
rising
water.
FRANC
STILL
FALLS
li
tills:
-Vnril
ll".
Tin.
(riillf
FOR
BUCKLEY
BY
continued
to
fall
loilay
touching
,
Mm-
low
record
of
20.73
lo.
the
loiter
and
lit.
50
to
the
pound.
EDMONTON
GRACS
STILL
CHAMPION
V
BASKETBALL
GIRLS
TOItONTO,
April
It),-The
Fdmouton
(irails
retained
the
ladies
baseball
championship
last
night
by
defeating
l.akCsiden
hi
Ihe
second
rtliie
27
1(fo
and
thus
winning
Ihe
fwn
ame
round
by
u
total
pT
40
to
30.
Small
Incomes
Benefit
from
4
Reduction
Announced
Yesterday
excess
of
:t.00i)
lnil
not
exceeding
$1,000.
four
ier
reul.
Motor
Factory
in
Ontario
is
Closed
following
Reduction
in
'
in
Budget
Speech
of
Minister
OTTAW
A.
April
!.
-Smaller
incomes
will
lienefil
liy
Ihe
reduction
announced
yesterday
immui
the
amount
of
smaller
i
it-
conies
in
exiess
of
lie
statutory
exenitduins.
Ihe
rate
on.
I
lie
firsl
llioiisaml
or
any
portion
thereof
will
be
Iwo
per
cent;
in
excess
of
2.01)1?
inn
uol
exeeetiiug
?.i.ouii.
uuee
per
cciu;
hi
Tariff
Announced
in
Budget
l"
4
TOIIONTO.
Anril
10.
The
Plant
of
(ieneral
Moturs
Cor-
poralion
al
Oslmwu
suspeiideil
uperalums
loday
tlirowTng
11,000
employees
out'
of
work,
lemporarily.
On
arrival
al
the
Fuet-jry
lliey
foiinil
ihe
following
noliee
displayed:
v
"On
ueeoiml
oT
Ihe
tariff
changes,
the
entire
plant
k
is
iioed
indermilely
until
Ihe
company
is
abTo
loarrive
al
an
in-lelligeiiUconcliisioii
as
to
what
future
course
may
be
considered
advisable."
W.
SARGEANT
of
Iho
Lecture
Stafr
International
Bible
Students'
Association,
will
speak
iii
Ihe
Westholme
Theatre
Sunday
Evening
at
7.30
on
SUBJECT:
"ISRAEL
THE
WORLD'S
HOPE!"
Can
Chrisleiidoin
be
Saved
Without
the
Jew?
You
are
invited.
No
collection.
Canada's
Position
in
.Empire
Made
Clear
in
Speech
of
Dandurand
I!ieUm.
wife
and
four
children
were
nwept
to
death
by
a
ragl
us'
f
J
Qi
..,L
-,
rimi-i
U,JUUIU"
vcnuivi
wuu
iuoi
jcui
uuo
i
icoiuci.i
of
the
League
of
Nations
tells
people
of
Britain
of
Canadian
ideals
Canada's
view
on
many
iuleriialional
and
Kmpirc
questions
were
laid
before
Ihe
people
uf
Great
Hritain
recently
in
London
by
Senator
liundurand
ol
Die
League
of
Nations
in
an
uddres
before
Ihe
London
Canadian
Club
at
Ihe
Hotel
Victoria,
lit
it
Ihe
well
known
senator,
who
last
year
was
president
of
the
League,
defended
Canada's
actions
in
reganl"
to
imperial
affairs,
and
spoke
of
Ihe
harm
dune
in
international
affairs
by
press
correspondent
wjio
made
suggestions
of
suspicions
and
rivalries
and
poisoned
public
opinion.
He
.said:
I
desire
lo
sive
you
an
itmigli!
of
Canada's
mentality
on
iiuen-lious
which
we
do
not
all
see
Troiii
the
same
aiu-le.
I
do
not
presume
lo
speak
from
the
uni-
veirsalily
of
Ihe
Canadian
people,
but
I
believe
that
I
know
fairly
well
the
feelings
of
a
very
largi
part
of
our
community,
throughout
(lie
whole
Dominion.
Family
gatherings,
gueh.
a,
llils
dne
.should
allowbr
an;iif
lunate
exchange
of
view,
si
thai
we
may
hae
u
better
un-
I'erslandiuv
of
one
another.
'
Historical
Facts
A
few
bisioriael
faets
may
easily
explain
our
present
mental
jllilune.
You
all
.
know
that
in
11)13
ami
191
i,
preparations
were
going
on
for
the
celebration
in
.lie
I
nitetl.
States
and
Canada
ol
oue
hundred
years
of
peace.'
My
country
had
enjoyed
phenomenal
prosperity
during
the
preceding
.fifteen
years.
II
.was
devel-jping
magnificently.
Immigrants
were
flowing
to
our
shores
by
hun
dreds
of
thousands
and
we
were
then
building
a
third
trauncon
tiueutal
railway.
We
had
a
very
moderate
taxation,
indirect,
therefore
unseen
by
the
mauy
iiml
mostly
uufelt.
We
had
no
income
tux
and,
when
we
look
backwards,
we
now
realue
thai
we
enjoyed
a
real
earthly
para
dine.
Our
federal
income
or
levy
was
around
130
millions
of
dollars
and
our
expenditure
for
defence
12
millions.
Then
the
war
came.
Influence
of
War
.
Our
immigration
slopped.
The
transcontinental
railway
systems
went
bankrupt,
ami
Ihe
Dominion
fell
hiMr
to
them,
with
100
mil
lions
deficit
a
year.
Our
lax
levy
vent
up
from
130
millions
lo
350
millions,
and
our
expenditure
for
defence,
as
debt
service
and
pensions
jumped
up
from
12
mil
lionnMo
lit
millions
annually.
These
figures
stare
us
con
staiitlj;
in
the
face.
They
may-seem
comparatively
small
were
we
to
consider
them
tiT
relation
lo
the
accumulated
wealth
of
centuries
enjoyed
by
Oreat
Jtrif-ain,
but
for
a
young
country
like
Canada
the
burden
is
a
heavy
one.
Wv
now
know
what
income
lax
in
and
so
many
other
new
taxes
which
impede
our
trade,
raise
our
cost
of
living
Und
haul
per
our
development.
Drain
From
South
-
Our
situation
has,
become
all
the
more
difficult
that
our
neighbor
to
the
south
has
methodically
reduced
its
own
taxation.
The
United
Stales,,
rich
in
men
and
in
wealth,
forges
ahead,
and
-itn
power
of
attraction
i
all
the
lime
gmwing.
We,
in
Canada,-
fonnlanlly
feel
the
Increas
ing
Influence
of
this
magnet.
Our
neighbors
have
established
immigration
tpiota
against
the
world,
but
not
against
Canada.
After
eight
years
of'peace,
we
(conlmued
on
pase
two)
WESLEY
GEORGE
"
IS
COMMITTED
Accused
of
Murdering
JackBur-
chall,
Is
Sent
up
.
by
Magistrate
At
the
ronrlusiou
of
bin
'pre
iminary
trial
yesterday
after-
loon,
Wesley
(teorge
was
eom-n
it
ted
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
nurder
in
connection
with
the
icalh
of
bis
partner,
Patrick
John
Ilurchall
whom,
he
is
al
leged
to
have
thrown
overboard
roni
a
rowboat
al
Warke
Channel
mi
hrniay.
I
lie
only
witness
leard
at
the
trial
in
addition
lo
those
al
Die
inquest
was
I'l.ilip
Hrcutzrn
who
aided
in
picking
up
Ceorge
after
the
incident
and
in
Ihe
search
for
Hurchall.
In,
cross-examination,
Mill
on
Con-
ales,
counsel
for
the
defence,
made
enquiries
of
various
witnesses
as
lo
their
ouinion
of
fieqnge's
menial
condition.
AH
replied
Ihat
he
seemed
to
ba
normal.
George
was
taken
south
Ibis
morning
by
the
provincial
police
to
Okalla
Prison
where
be
will
await
trial
at
the
session
of
tho
Supreme
Court
assizes
to
bo
held
in
June.
A
COPPER
MINE
AT
KALUM
LAKE
Scenic
Mountain
Mines
Limited
Is
Incorporated
to
Develop
the
Property
Incorporation
is
announced
of
the
Scenic
Mountain
Mines
Ltd!
wilh
headquarters
here.
The
company
i
capitalized
at
4300.-000
and
is
formed
for
the
pur-pone
of
raising
sufficient
money
lo
develop
the
properly,
which
is
owned
by
John
K.
Garland.
II
is
situated
on
Maroon
Mountain
F.asl
(i
Kalum
Lake
north
uf
Terrace
ami
is
a
copper
SPURTING
LAVA
ATAJAUNALOA
11ILO,
Hawaiian
Indn.,
April
IC.
Two
flaming
red
fteysers
spurting
lava
200
feel
into
Hie
the
Tali
in
visible
almost
fifty
miles
today
following
an
eruption
of
Mauna
boa,
while
streams
of
lava
flow
down
the
mountain
side
toward
the
ocean.