it--
'
Hii..
I
'
Mill.
-
.i'lniiji
li.lli
i.
W
J
III
A,...
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III.'.
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i
a
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tii.iir
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in.
l
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llfc-'.l
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.
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1
1
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i
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i
i
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,
'
"'ttSlHti.
f
Wilkin-
Jtj(
Point
llar-
0
ttr
f
Polii'
in
which
evplora-
:i
iM'
in.
i.i.'
TADTDimniMr
OF
NEW
CANNERY
Will
Commence
Construction
at
Captain's
Cove
Next
Week
Jolm
i.urrie
&
.Son,
local
"-
riii
.;'
.
win
Minn
in
Liin
nisi
in
iihnv
ran
hit)
nl
lUiplain
"
was
announces!
tin-,
iiiim
ii-
II
u
llV
'1'
1-
l'lllev
llf
YuilCOIIVIT
II
IMIMIIIIIK
lilt'
Jll.llll.
I."
'
tin
ii
have
Hit
coulrart
lor
c
u
nirr
..nil
i.n
1
1.
1
1
ii
ir
Mr.
i
i.
-
reiiinien
irniii
iiiiLMiim-r
A
'l.l'llt.l
It.tAl.MIII'lllltl.l
II.'
.1
.Ml'llilvfn
iiilllliirt
iiineliim
llllltl.
Will
Will
lll
IISSO.IlllCll
Willi
till'
'
i'
I
ion
work.
MEN
ARE
ALIVE
QUINCY
TUNNEL
Threo
Distinct
Knocks
Heard
by
Workmen
Increase
vigor
of
Relief
Work
UllNCY.
dal..
April
20.
Ites-
hii
niiiMntloii
air
IicIiib
cun-
tiiiiiril
Willi
ifiii'wi'il
viiuor
today
Klneir
Ihii-r
d
itict
lap
with
lii'aiil
from
btiuiit
It
tlio
euvi'lii
wliloli
Inirii'd
nix
witi
kiiioir
Si-uiiliiy
ti
lull
L
la
a
tunnel
near
here.
Twclvo
feet
of
rock
and
dirt
still
roinalnod
lo
bo
moved
lliis
mnnifnir.
ALASKA
CHANGES
WASHINGTON.
Arn-II
20.
'Flirt
Sonalii
pa.ed
(lie
llntiso
Hill
I'1
l'ei
init
pnttinalerH
In
Alaska
'lo
nel
a
rederal
ilNburxJiJlf
atxoilH
In
paylnux
waae
to.
pol
tiff
Ice
einiiloj't'cs
and
contraclors,
Halibut
here
this
,i
morning
loiaiieu
liti'.ooo
pouinl,
,
,,,,
i-ikIiI
Aiiiriimii
srlinoiaTu
liaini
,
.
IHii.ihmi
i.ouiul
fan.l
llire
Miiall
,,,,
Caiia.liiiii'.,
k'.OOU
iiouml".
I'ricen
nuim-.l
foiii
10.
1
c
anil
Ce
to
17.3c'
I
ami
fur
American
flali,
aiul!
Ifrnni
I3.c
aivJ
He
to
l&.7c
and
He
lor
tinadlail.
The
ime
uW
a
-Jvllmva:
American
fH-nlllf.
35,tMMI
II..,
utlil
I'liill-ii-r.
V..m0
lbs.,
to
the
Atliti
Flsli-ern!i.
s.-uai.ir.
33,0110
lbi.:
rroipoi-il.
Imiwi
li..
ami
Mujetii-,
21,-ihmi
!l-.
to
li
tJniiaillati
I'itU
A.
Tulil
Slni'M)tP
.-lrin.
lii.oiKi
bM
ami
Val-uruuo.
11,000
His.,
lu
tin;
Itoyal
FIhIi
i.
Alia-,
:
Mmhi
U.,
to
llm
Hootli
K(ilirrlc.
Canadian
Turlicrsc.
3,&ou
lbs.,
(o
"the
iliiyal
Mli
Go.
It.
U
..
O.ooo
Hi-.,
ami
Minnie
V.,
l.ooo
lb.,
lo
tlie
lloolli
I
bli-(rir
Canadian
Uo.
.
Salmon
Nurbelliuiig,
0
n;iJ
and
200
,liin
.
lu
the
Atlin
I
inlKTies
ut
n.5e
and
3r
LEAVES
FOR
SOUTH
ON
HIS
OWN
BOAT
F.
P.
Qulnn
Sails
For
Vancouver
on
Nelalee
Presentation'
Made
at
Dry
Dock
T.
1.
Uuion,
who
Tor
tin;
past
two
and
a
half
years
lia
been
,iierintendenl
engineer
at
tlie
Iwal
dry
dock,
.el
out
early
this
afleinoon
aboaid
hi'
n.oline
ertiiT
Nelalee
fv;f
Vancouver
wheie
In
will
locale.
He
was
uo-rniiipanleil
liy
lii
two
sou,
Allan
and
Howard,
and
A.
IJunoaii,
who
in
tniiiK
fT
Ihe
trip.
Mr.
(Juiun
and.
daiiKlei
will
reinnlu
here
until
Oie
cloe
of
.
the
school
term
beTim-
proeeedinjc
fjouth.
Jul
before
Mr.
(Julnn
Jon,
officer
or
Hie
dry
dock
met
at
Ihe
plant
and,
a
a
mark
oT
esteem
afler
their
asooialloh,
.presented
him
wi'h
a
handsome
club
ba.
The
presentation
was
made
by
11.
N.
Vnlenllne
or
Ihe
power
house
slaTf.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace,
cloudy,
calm,
leinp.
in
Auyox,
part
clmnly,
calm,
lenip.
18.
Slcwail,
laiuinki'
-culm,
temp
ii
ilazellon,
clear,
windy,
temp.
'ijmlllieis,
cloudy,
S.M.
wln.i.
leinp.
H.
Horn
l.nke.
clear,
calm,
lump.
50.
HAZELTON
BANK
ROBBER
IS
OUT
Z.
Qudleff
Given
Pardon
From
Penitentiary
For
Good
Conduct
and
Leaves
Coun-
.
try
'A.
(odii'tf,
on.'
uf
Hie
bandit
j
wlm
rohbnl
Hie
lloyal
Hank
oT
i
Camilla
al
liazeltou
during
con-Ulmciniii
days
on
Hie
railway.
rlf
aii
from
.New
Wtsl-iiiiiiler
pi'iiitenliary
lasl
week
afler
Iiani3
cerwd
twelve
of
he
Uventy
year
lerm
tiiat
uih
im
ii)ei
upi.ii
him
by
Ju.li'
I
Mill.
Vitutiu
uf
(hi
city
in
I'JIt.
His
li.ir.K.ii
wax
planted
i
Hie
l)c
pnrlnietit
uf
Jtitiee
r.u
cood
I'onduel
willi
Ihe
omlersiandimf,
lioweter,
that
he
leave
Canada
ami
never
return.
Aii
ordingly
he
nailed
front
Vancouver
aboard
Hie
I'jupn
of
Canada
lat
Sat
unlay
for
hauhai
enroutu
to
tluxiur
the
land
of
his
birth.
(iudieff
wa
oil"
of
a
baud
of
efiHit
bandit
wlio
participated
in
Hie
bL'
robbery.
Hie
only
bank
robbery
in
the
liitury
or
tlii
dislriel.
Tbrw
of
Hie
roliber
wefe
kiUeil
ut
Hie
tune.
..no
died
of
Injurie.
three.
including
hi1l9flftj5ri:sipluri
ami
-!n-t
mi
am
I
awl
Hie
fisibth
diappiir-
!
with
K'.'ioo
vvhicli
was
iwver
nH!oerrd.
CANADIAN
IS
.CHAMPION
IN
A
MARATHON
John
Miles
Makes
Record
at
Boston
Beating
Out
112
Contestants
BOSTON,
April
20.
Defeating
112
International
race
track
stars.
John
Miles,
unheralded
Canadian
distance
rflnner
from
Sidnoy
Mines,
Nova
Scotia,
yesterday
won
the
Boston
Athlete
Association
marathon,
covering
the
26
miles
In
2
hours,
25
minutes,
43
seconds
and
thus
establishing
a
new
marathon
record.
SEVERE
STORM
More
Than
100
Fishermen
Reported
Missing:
Casualties
at
Hokkaido
and
Keurilcs
TOKItl,
April
SO.-
More
than
00
fishermen
are
reported
mi-luir
a
a
result
of
severe
storms
In
tlio
Japan
Sea.
Considerable
damn?!1
wa
done
to
shipping
with
casualties
on
Hie
coast
of
Hie
island
of
Hokkaido
and
at
tlin
Ketirile
Islands.
A
destroyer
'
aiding
in
Hie
rescue
of
mariners.
PRICE
OF
FRANC
IS
LOWER
TODAY
I'AIUS.
April
20.
French
fi
nance
continue
lo
depreciate
The
franc
closed
al
a
new
low
liHel
today,
the
price
-when
Ihe
Hmii'sc
closed
it
door
was
30.32
for
the
dollar.
NOTED
ACTOR
DEAD.
i
LONDON,
April
20.
Sir
Sitiiro
Haticrofl,
dean
of
the
Knglish
(ute,
I"
'dead
following
a
short
Ulties.
25
Ik
'"II,,,,
"ill
j,'";,-.
'(In-,
..
Boston
Grill
we
Ambulant.
"'''
'
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dmcinff
floor
for
blre.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI
XVI
.
NO,
t)2
P1UNCK
MUl'KItT,
U.C.,
TJL
KSDAY.
AlUUL
20,
IU2.
Veirda"
Circulation,
i;s
Stmt
Salti,
ill
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
ItKlt
BLIZZAKU
in
ma
swiia
today
EGOTIMIONS
ABOUT
TO
BEdN
FOR
TAKING
0VR
THE
POIMNE
OF
CITY
ova
ocona
Diizzara
Ties
Up
Traffic
City
Halifax
This
Morning
JIM.
II
nl
YYuilcr
is
here
again.
Today
il
is
lie
rlnvls.
o
huge
dull.
Traffic
i
1ox-il
iii
u
great
inanv
..
.1
..r
.1
.1
..k
llut
.
.......
.....I:
I
,
.
..
.......
,
Il
...
.....I.......
Ul,.
...
I
.l'l
..
IIIIU
lift.
li
'
-1...
..i-...
......
...
i
a
,
.
.
.
u
wuku
m
WILK1NS
PARTY
and
Hat
Not
Yet
Reported
'MltlF.WM
i
ii
f1
HM
.I.:-
Til
y
n(
(
A
i
I
.
.
i
I'-fi
Thupi.n
I
llllpl.il..
M
AMERICAN
HALIBUT
PREDOMINATES
TODAY!
Total
of
192,500
Pounds
Was
Marketed
at
Fish
Exchange
i
This
Morning
IT
an
arrivals
unit
LOSKS
ON
SkiKS
COl
NTKSS
(LTIILUT
faiking
In
l
e'iin
ters
-e
tv
ft
p
Fng'.-.'sil
vvei
k.
She
coiito-ed
she
.1o.ook
..n
in
i
pl;i.
wltnii
"floiipeJ"
ut
W'ii-hiogliin
.tii..
re.-.-iMiig
hi
.iilvei'e
crtti.'itit
from
the
i
rilic.
Sin-
mti
mis
to
return
In
New
York,
she
said,
feeling
inj4lnt
she
will
not
Haiii
he
detained
on
Klli
Woman
and
Child
in
Vancouver
Bodies
of
Whom
Were
Mutilated
ANt;Ol
A'Kll.
April
'.
Horridly
mutilated
by
'knife
wound,
the
!iinli$.
of
a
Japanese
wuimui,
Mrs.
Kimi
I'tirkiikiiwn.
20
years
of
age
nnd
Uvr
three-year-olil
son
were
discovered
lying
on
Ihe
floor-iiT
Ihoir
iliniiigroom
at
(heir
home,
Sixlh
Ave.
Wesl,
.shortly
before
noon
yesterday.
Ilefore
succinnbing
lo
al
larks
made
on
her
Hie
ileail
woman,
evidently
put
op
o
tlcspernle
hallle
for
her
life
and
tiial
of
her
clitld.
Hie
aiiacK
on
iter
wa
apparcniiy
mane
ai
me
neau
oi
Ihe
slairway
froni
which
place
a
trail
of
blood
led
down
Ihe
ep
to
the
dmfnx
room
when:
-
-
the
bodies
wetn
found.
Al
Hie
lime
of
Ihe
murder,
lb
husband
of
Hie
.woman
wns
at
work
in
a
sawmill.
Tlie
police
alt)
.eekhic.SoiUu
I'm
kuknwa,
a
liroUieNln-lavv
of.
Hie
dead
woman,
Who
i
believed
lo
be
Ihe
author
of
a
pole
saying
lie
iuteiided
to
commit
sUicnle.
Confesses
to
Crime
At
noon
today
a
well
dressed
Japanese
walked
Into
Hie
police
station
and
aiiuouuccil
"I
killeo
Hie
woman
and
Jiet"
baby
After
admit
ling
thai
ho
was
the
man
named
Soilsu
he
was
chai'Ked
w
ith
I
lie
double
inunle:'
and.
removed
lo
a
cell
wbeni
be
made
n
statement
which
wa
taken
down
in
writing
nnd
wit!
be
used
as
evidence
againsl
him.
Inspector
Thompson,
after
ai
Interview
with
the
Japanese,
saiJ
apparently
he
considered
be
had
done
no
wron?
Iii
cnmmillim;
the
crimes
for
which
he
-accepted
the
le-ponsiliililv.
Soilsu's
wrists
were
badly
slashed.
EXPLOSON
ON
SUB.
INJURED
DOZEN
AT
NEW
L0ND.0N
TODAY
NF.YV
LONDON,
CnuiT..
April
20
Twelvo
member.
of
the
ej;w'
of
the
submarine
is-111
were
injured
this
morning
'when
Hie
batteries
exploded.
One,
may
die.
V.
Sargeanl,v,eciiferof
the
International
Hjhipliidculs'
As-soeialion,
left
oiti'.'I.lt
uigliFs
ruin
far
t'1
hue
Clcorgo.
SEA
ANIMAL
JHUGE
SIZE
Indians
Report
Creature
Twice
as
Large
as
an
Elephant,
Possibly
Sunflsh
PORT
ANGELES,
April
20.
Twice
as
large
as
an
elephant
wilh
eyes
like
trap
doors
was
a
sea
beast
reported
by
Indian
seal
hunters,
who
said
the
creature
neatly
upset
their
canoe
when
It
came
to
the
surface,
sixty
miles
southwest
of
here.
One
of
the
explanations
offered
In
regard
to
the
Identity
of
tho
strange
creature
was
that
an
Oriental
sun
fish
had
strayed
to
this
coast
after
the
Japan
currents
shifted,
following
tho
earthquake
of
1923.
KYRAWINER
METROPOLITAN
F.I'SO.M.
April
20.
Kyra
won
Hie
(.rial
Metropolitan
llamll
cap
litis
afternoon,
coming
iu
rive
length
ahead
of
Spithead.
The
third
horse
whs
Onyx.
Fif
teen
horse
ran.
CHURCHMAN
DEAD.
LONDON.
April
20,-Mtev.
Dr.
Alfred
I'lummer,
5
year
of
age,
..i.m
....i
ti..
f'i....?"w
a
ii.
.i.-ii
iiiiiui'i
u
on
i.
iiim.li
Hi
dead.
Colonel
McMullin
Coming
to
Negotiate
with
City
Regard
to
Provincial
Policing
Scheme
WuiiJ
has
been
received
in
Ihe
rily
that
Superintendejit
McMullin
of
Ihe
Provincial
police-will
arrive
here
tomorrow
for
!
Ihe
purpose
of
entering
inlo
negotiations
wilh
the
city
for
taking
over
the
policing
of
(he
municipality.
His
visit
is
Ihe
restili
of
;
an
invitation
extended
to
(he
department
by
the
city
coituiiil
at
a
recent
meeting.
j
i
Since
the
parsing
of
Ihe
amendment
to
the
polkc
Mini,
!
prisun
fegulation
act
in
Hie
session
of
Ihe
Legislature
oiU2
i,
!
the
pruviia-e
ha
by
nitilual
iigreenttnt
taken
over
Hie
ft'OUciug
jof
tlie
cities
of
Duncan,
Courle-,
-
jnay,
I'rmce
ieorgc,
llosslaml,.
iPorl
Coijuitlam
and
the
iuuiiici-1
i
tialily
of
Matsifui-
I'rjncc
tJeotfs
Maml.
Her
h:irried
deparliire
v
iIiip
lo
f
lie
nfneVsv
tir"4
'force
Kuglaml
of
her
fiance.
Italpli
Neale
Horrible
Murder
of
Japanese
'after
even
or
eisrbt
inonllis
trial
libmitteil
the
mailer
of
continuance
to
Ihe
ratepayer
and
ii
wa
endorsed
by
about
two
lo
i
one.
j
Case
for
Change
An
advocate
of
the
change
say
j.i.at
if
Colonel
McMullin
takes
j
iv.
r
the
work
there
i
likely
to
!e
a
general
lihleninjr
up.
lie
arue
thai
a
I'rinc
Hupert
is
the
divisional
beadijuarlers
of
the
provincial
force
there
woul.i
usually
be
a
number
of
spar
officer
ciif
hand
who
could
ixive
lime
lo
city
vyurk
so
that
few
men
vouLMr3ve
to
"1i
-dded
T
The
force
being
provincial,
it
I
possible
to
transfer
officer?
who
are
top
well
known
lo
another
locality,
and
this
he
thinks
is
a
very
distinct
advantage.
People
who
are
loo
well
known
often
hesitate
to
enforco
the
law
asaiust
friends.
With
a
single
force,
there
would
be
greater
uniformity
of
enforcement
and
greater
cooperation.
The
whole
force
of
the
provincial
police
is
behind
it
in
emergency
when
extra
men
are
required.
No
Extra
Charge
Under
the
provincial
system
Iherc
would
be
no
extra
charge
for
administering
the
liijuor
ael.
as
at
i
present.
I'olice
otiieer.
get
the
benefits
of
superannuation
and
mure
opportunities
of
promotion.
All
this
js
in
addition
to
the
maljer
of
economy,
which
it
is
considered
would
be
very
con
siderable
bu
which
only
the
direct
nejjolialions
will
prove.
Doublles
Colonel
McMullin
will
lay
before
the
council
all
the
advantage
and
disadvantages
uf
the
proposal
lie
has
lo
make
and
(he
public
should
be
informed
so
that
they
may
be
iu
a
position
to
back
il
on
or
turn
it
down
as
they
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fil.
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MAIL
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SENT
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April
20.--
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greetings
were
received
by
Post
master
Harry
Hishop
from
Hie
postmaster
of
Springfield,
Illin
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ihe
letter
travelled
by
tlie
first
flight
in
Hie
air
mail
ser
vice
linking
Springfield
to
the
transcontinental
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WITH
DETROIT
Milton
Gaston
Holds
Tigers
to
Five
Hits
After
Being
Beaten
Five
Times
CUBS
BEAT
CHICAGO
Cincinnati
Reds
Won
Through
Carl
May's
Fine
Pitching
Yesterday's
Game
NLW
YOIIK.
April
20.
The
St.
Louis
Hrowns,
who,
have
been
on
ted.
a
jih'natit
contenders
in
.he
American
League,
defeated
Wfrofr-yeslentily
afler
five-
straight
defeats.
Milton
Oastou,
a
former
New
York
pitcher,
held
the
Tigers
to
five
hits.
St.
Louis
and
Chicago
battled
fourteen
inning
before
Ihe.
Cub
could
win
in
their
game
yester
day.
ijirl
May's
pitching
for
Cin
cinnati
held
PJttsburg
lo
four
hit
and
the
Iteds
beat
the
Pirates,
two
to
one.
Cold
weather
stopped
Y'ankees-Washington
game.
Score
for
yesterday
in
leaigue
matches
follow:
Nafnal
jjLeague
Hoston
3,
XewSYurk
8.
Brooklyn
t,
l'hila.Jelpliia
Cincinnati
2,
Pittsburg
I.
American
league
l'hiladelphla
3-1,
Hoston
SI.
Louis
I,
Detroit'!.
Cleveland.
I,
Cliieago
3.
FLOWING
LAVA
the'
bis
1-2
STOPPED
TODAY
After
Six
Days
of
Activity
Mauna
Loa
Near
Hllo
Ceased
Us
Rumblings
HILO,
Hawaii,
April
20.
After
six
days
of
activities
duriue;
which
millions
of
tons
of
liquid
fire
was
heaved
from
half
a
dozen
sources
the
Mauna
Loa
volcano
suddenly
ceased
its
rumblings
Monday
night.
During
yesterday
ule.noon
continuous
streams
of
lava
.jpecdin?
at
from
SO
to
25
mites
an
hour,
was
sent
into
tlie
sea
before
it
actually
receded,
dark
clouds
or
steam
arising
from,
parts
of
its
desultery
spillways.
BOXER
DIED
AFTER
FIGHT
Senclo,
the
Phllllpine,
Failed
to
Recover
From
Punishment
From
Bud
Taylor
MILWALKKi;
Aj.ril
0
Clever
Senclo,
Ihe
I'hilllplne
boxer,
died
early,
this
morning
follow
itw
a
fishl
with
Hud
Taylor
last
night.
?
tSencio
was
badly.'
punished.
In
the
ninth
round
ami
had
lo
be
carried
from
the
fit
,ut
failed
Hi
rally
and.
died
wlie.ii,
qilbo
way
t&'the
hospital.
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