.in
vnl
-.'3.
I'll
"hw
I
han
lour
ill
Alierdce't.
nid
fur
Mfumi.
inn-
llil
after-iim
mber
of
lli-
'iii
m
'uiiiuuousi
..
hard
lack
audi
.
viM-i
lei
.
.
d
terrific
in
f
Utv
i
line
and
'.i
i
uir
roiiii
Oi
i.imih
ntial.
-j
Uriv
IihiImO"
i
luir
Ix
uod
for
.i
i"irfd
iiiiiny
loo:
-I.,
tin
wrot
id
Hi
V
II
-'Mlllll'll"!
(illl'"
'
1
:i.tain
HoMMidal''
ill
MllTi'ivd
H"
ill
urnitnn
n
ROTARY
CLUBS
tlon
Yesterday
i'
iiiu
April
Ni
'n'.-iii
v
i
lioM
it
a
-
cu
nit
Hiernuf
iiuiiil
2:i.
J
iime
u
uaani-
I
lo
new
BMV-
firt
It.itary
dintiict
eoaxesilloii
1
tei'ilav
di'lovnli-M
were
welcomed
I
iimi
i"
mil
.(JoVrii'i7rllMicV'
1-
mi-
itinitimi
t-Kiiriiia
in-
deleitalPK,
"II
i
aliMdulely
niiiai
uir
me
tt
"u
"
d
thai
iin
Itolary
inoeinenl
ex'
iiilfd
."
RRISTFR
SI
KPENDED
FOR
MISCONDUCT
OF
A
PROFESSIONAL
KIND
-
-
-m
liti:in:iiii:KT(ix.
x.n..
Aurii
It,
11,
lliiiiMin,
K.(L,
mem-of
Iim
oiih
of
Coniiiioni'
llin
Million)
a
y
York
Suiiliury,
wan
HUfpeinled
one
year
as
a
liaiTinler
of
New
llriinnvjek
miproiiu)
nun
A
)
brivl
iiKM'tniK
of
ilif
iHiiib!ro
of
lli'
I'ro-xiim
WT
t'ark
llmrd
uaH
hM
jfi-leril.iy
uinl
it
n
arranynl
lo
liatc
aiiolliT
torrlin
nevt
Wiliii'day
PM-iiinit
lo
?otiMdr
what
IH-ll-.M
i
(u
In
tfikun
lu
fonniiirt
Kin
Willi
the
;id-'liiini-liHlloii
nf
(lir
Salt
I.hK-
I'ark
ami
what
n-roiiiiiii'iidatioii-.
if
any,
an
lo
if
inadi
lo
llio
(it.xiTiiiiii'iil
or
wiliiinlll8
I'ltlb
IH
rriird
to
it.
Tlino
prrio'iil
ni'ir
V.
T.
Krrj;iii,
Hiairinaii,
J.
H.
riniiniiii.
Culoind
Mr-MordM'.
!
II.
"rme
and
It
r
I'iiIIi-ii.
.
C.P.R.
MANAGER
SAYS
CROP
OUTLOOK
GOOD
Charles
Murphy
Says
People
More
Optimistic
Than
Ever
Before
l.AI.HAItY.
April
23.
"I
have
iml
cecii
teller
or
more
ouroiir
iiKin
conditions
for
iprin
far-tniii
uperaliotiH
within
the
pail
iwidxe
year
than
right
now,"
re-uiaikoii
i:harle
Murphy,
general
iiiiimofer
of
western
lined
of
the
-.niuiiiaii
I'aeific.
lit
the
cour.e
r
an
interview
here,
"nor
do
l
think
I
lial
the
peoplu
have
fell
more
roiiteiiliHl.
hopeful
and
op-
tliiiMie
than
they
do
UiU
year,
lie
said.
'
.Mr.
Mundiy
solid
thai
llilri,
iai
TARIFF
BOARD
IS
1
1
.1.1
(or
feeling
hao
lieeii
iiiuuhiu
11I11111I
owilltt
lo
le
K"""
WW
that
had
ruled
for
all
farm
pro-
dnelo
dlirtnu
HI"
asi
two
jiuis
lilid
the
jreneial
outlook
or
UUsi
ue!!.
DULY
CONSTITUTED
'-M
The
ml
(
TANYA.
April
vi-oiy
Hoard
cm
Tariff
and
laxn
11.
m
inm
r.iiiiially
eontituli'i
II
elf
and
announeed
IU
readinen
1..
..i..n
ii
nervices
at
Iho
1II1
piiil
of
the
coiinlry.
LOCAL
MAN'S
BROTHER
ti...
.
1
..
.
1
1.
iteenricd
reo.ully
in
1
!...
nml.
where
he
wu.h
visllln
..in.
-1.
of
William.
Murihick
L'...iii.
...ill
known
nfoneer
of
pin
11
ni
-
-
wM.v.ir
niul
hrot
her
or
-I
Iven
,
lllll
I'll
neth
Smllli
ofdhN
city.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Surf
Inlel
HiiiiwelJ
(ilinlolono
......
Ihuelloir:..4.
Howe
imuil
..
Imllali
'T.
I..
Mat'ljiol.
Piemier
.
Poi'turjilaho
mtim
Hid.
Asked
1.52U
,oh
,0ft
;
I'.tiO
1.71
.30
.35
.HI
.1)
Mi
32.(10
35.00
.10
Vt
.11
.13
.15
.07
t
.01)
,
2.2S
.2.l'8
.0'J..
,10
t
lie
big
baoeball
game.
.
5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
wtlh
newly
laid
.rancii;g
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hlr
tend
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av
;
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
lily
RUPERT
latest
and
best
for
lie
and
6th
St.
m
,,
""it
PRINCE
The
f
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
48V.
V
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ill
XVI
NO
l5
PIHNCrl
Ml
PKHT,
U.C,
FjllUAY.
AIMUJ,
23.
IH20.
YentuniayM
Circulation,
ISO)
Strrct
Sik-j,
473
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
OVERNMENT
STAYS
BY
TARIFF
REDUCTION
Rfiw
i
of
?snnn
prop
f
watph
thf
nfw
vim
oank
tr
m
rriwyn
so.
v
rni
ii
Mand
by
lheir
Guns
Say
Premier
and
Minister
of
Finance
i
three
thousand
people,
engaged
in
automobile
industry
in
Qntario
and
uproar
follows
t
iTT
N
Y
W'licii
Finance
MitiMcr
llobb.
m
t
t.
I'ri
(iiicr
King
entered
u
ntns
meeting
i
.'..onu
,
-
fti
tin-
uiilotnohile
itidulry
from
0haw.i
.ur!
.1
.....la....
Illl..
til
II
ir
t.i.al
t
(I
.
..
I
.......I
III,.
I
1..
would
lie
glad
l
nni-Klcr
I
hi'
argument-
lo
lie
mIkihI
lu
lflinl
1
our
gun
mid
leave
Kir
iim
..i
.
mo
we
are
I'ourerned,
tli
uproar
Murted
wii.tr
:
we
tinl
lij
our
gHii."
,
K
ug
vh
irreivt-d
mIIi
applatie
mid
slated
llialj
.
Ikhi
wao
taken
lur
iiif
ImmcIii
or
t.un.ii.i
u-
rmf
nnAirr
rk
in
i
iui
i
r
IRENE
AWAY
:
i
iin
tA
rT
i
.
r
n
mm
i,
r-nuru
m
.
...
.it..
Hi
Out
from
Aberdeen
,
4
PARKS
BOARD
IS
TO
HOLD
MEETING.
WEDNESDAY
NEXT
HCjHjfff
'
Wf
a
alHlaavHaBBPeQHVaflaflBVw
at
9V
'AllflHvllHalHBiBftBeH
mmmmm99rmmW9Smr''
I
f
mW'
slllaVUBlBllHIIaKUJaVlaHHvEHl
!
'
jBBHBHllB9DaaLLal
l-ri'S
NSKY
MILI.IIIXS
-New
wing
of
the
M.
lrojiolilnn
Mhmohii.
New
Y.k.
whi
-
li
h;,
jo'
m'eii
;n'ii''d
to
the
uiilir.
having
lieei
under
i'(iiiolriirlun
mik'i;
I'tlS,
lMioln
i
ih
''M
"i
Hie
wmg,
in
imitation
of
tin
erio!
ol
a
Itunio.i
ill..
1II1
it-
mio,
trei
-
.iii
t
gr.i--
plid
titid
orroiindeil
y
a
colomi.tdi
.
and
111
wliu-li
it
dip!.iyei!
a
eoHre-
tiou
of
Itoman
and
(ire
tan
aiitopnlies.
'
RINCESS
ENA
IS
ON
BEACH
Struck
Hock
at
Entrance
to
Es-
-pcranza
Inlet
on
West
Coast
Vancouver
Island
VlinOJWA.
April
2:i.
The
nleamer
1'rimess
lata
it
lying
fjeaolied
lit
Utteon
Cove.
i:?iperau-
1a
lntet"Mi
the
wrt
iukimI
after
trikiuira
cock
al
Hie
entrance
to
Ihtf
ilritcL1
Aflor
fllllliiK
Ihe
reef
known
us
l,oVf
Hook,
the
o-el
harked
In-oelf
off
mid
vva.t
lieacluil
when
it
who
found
thai
her
con
dilimi
oeetned
lo
he
Mrioiii.
l-.niMrai)a
Inlel
io
lietweeo
NiM.iku
Isliind
und
Ihe
Vanroiiver
l-!and
nil
Hie
imi
'li
and
in
a
ithorl
itiolanei'
ou!i
"f
Kyuipmi.
MALASPINA-
WILL
PICK
GIYENCIIY
UP
SATURDAY
Local
Members
of
Official
Party
Returned
to
Port
on
Fish
Packer
Yesterday
J.
II.
Mel.
end,
rolleelor
of
en
tnin;
Adam
Maekie,
rish.orie
Inopeelor,
and
Jameo
lloyd.
fili-
eneo
uveieer,
vviio
were
on
uoaro
the
fluliarien
proleetiou
nleumer
tiivenehy,
vvhieh
loot
her
propel
ler
on
Mondiiv
lafl
near
Waluu
liver.
Mao-ell
Inlet,
ri'lurned
to
Hie
eily
ye.oterday
ahoard
the
WiiUaeo
Hlolieneo
packer
V.
W.
It
is
ex
pee
ted
Dial
the
Mains
-
plna
will
reaeli
tlie
(iiveiiehy
on
SaUjiilay
ami
tow
her
lo
Prince
lluperl
fur
dry
docking.
Ihe
oilier
meiiihern
of
Ihe
official
pally
ahoard
Ihe
crippled
steamer
will
return
here
willi
Hie
(iivencliy,
il
i
.'XpeiMed.
Twenty-Five
Thousand
Fans
See
the
Giants
Smother
Brooklyn
Gathering
in
Seventeen
Hits
XKYV
YOlUv,
April
2a.
(iallieriug
seventeen
Into.
0ff
Uim-llrooklyu
pilelieis
iiieliidiug
Dazzy
Vauee,
the
(iiants
Miiolliercil
lli-ooklyu
on
lheir
own
ground
yesterday
before
2o,nu(i
fans
al
Al
nlloburg,
where
Ihe
world
s
elianipiou
pennant
wu
hoiked.
SI.
I.oin
won
11
len
lulling
bailie,
Llnef
llafey
scofing
with
llurn-lty
ahead
of
liim
in
Ihe
lenlh
Willi
a
homer.
tlhiengo
and
Ci'iciiinati
baltled
leu
inniiigo
lo
a
five-five
J
raw,
darkue.os
sloiping
Ihe
game.
llii-loa
defeated
the
vNew
York
Yankeen
in
ten
itinintf!',
whil
.Ihioago
defeated
SI.
I.onis
even
Itioiii-'li
the
I
trow
11
h
made
five
doulde
playo.
Iien
the
major
.eague
record.
National
League
SI.
I.uui
5.
I'UI-ltUrn
:i.
Philadelpliia
-'.
Hoolop
C
New
York
II,
llrooklyu
I.
I'.iiicinuali
5,
l.hirago
,
(unn;
tiled
elcvenlh.
ilarkneo.oi
American
League
ar-hiiiislxn
H.
I'hilailelihia
2.
I
tool
on
t.
New
York
S.
1
10
1
1
(ill
-I'.l'
vrlanil,
pool
poncd.
Clnraiso
II.
S!
Louis
7.
BULL
MARKET
WALL
STREET
Slocks
Jump
From
One
Twolve
Points
and
2,500,-000
Shares
Sold
to
NEW
YORK,
April
23.
A
gigantic
bull
movement
In
stock
prices
has
gone
under
way
today
as
a
result
of
an
unexpected
reduction
In
rediscount
rates.
Scores.
of
Issues
Jumped
from
one
to
twelve
points.
Sales
for
the
day
amounted
to
approximately
two
and
a
half
million
shares.
LIPSETT,
VANCOUVER,
ROTARY
PRESIDENT
Milvvard
l.lpselt.
a
well-known
and
fiTUuent
visitor
lu
Princi
lluperl,
was
elected
president
of
Ihe
Vancouver
llolury
(Jllih
this
week.
Mr.
I.ipsel
.
for
.many
year
has
been
treasurer
of
the
.Vancouver
Club.
'
,
THREE
VIEWS
NEW
BUDGET
Clark
of
Vancouver
Wants
.
Tariff
on
Motor
Cars
the
OTTAWA,
April
23.
llie
de-
bale
on
the
budget
was
carried
on
by
three
speakers
in
the
llonse
of
Commons
Thursday.
Hon.
Kdmiind
Kristn!
of
To
ronto
Easl,
Conservative,
appeal
ed
to
western
Canada
for
'con
sideration
for
Ihe
position,
of
farmers,
in
the
cast.
J
1'.
I
low
den.
Liberal,
pf
St,
Honiface.
declared
the
tariff
was
simply
a
subsidy
paid
through
the
medium
of
parliament.
J.
A.
Clark,
Conservative
of
linn-aid.
Vancouver,
favored
Ihe
rein
in
of
Hie
35
per
cent
tariff
,m
motor
cars
and
reference
Of
the
ipieslion
to
Ihe
tariff
nd
viourv
noam.
FINAL
CONVENTION
OF
WAR
VETERANS
Event
Wll
Take
Place
Just
Prior
to
Amalgamation
with
Canadian
Legion
'
YCIIXOX.
April
23.
Provincial
president
Kdsetl
of
Ihe
Ureal
War
Veteran'
Association
an
nounced
Dial
the
final
enliven
lion
of
Ihe
body
in
HritisU
Col
uinliia
will
be
held
in
Vancouver
on
May
7,
to
wind
up
njfulrs
pre
nara
lory
In
mewing
with
111
r.nniidian
l.cuiiin
at
a
convetilio
which
opeiio
lliere
the
salfie,
dale
Subscrlbtt
lo
the
Dally
New.
Mostly
Mink
Soli
at
Fur
Auction
in
Seattle
Yesterday
Averaging
Eleven
Dollars;
Blue
Fox
to
$165
Avril
2X
Al
the
fur
auction
yesterday
mink
maiic
up
t'
iwr
itm
01
ihe
o.'reringi
witn
the
average
.-lignily
ovt
cu
veii
(lu!i;ir-
oml
the
le.t
jietli-
going
at
?20,
'
Ilril
fox
were
in
good
demand
nverugiiig'
$17,
and
one
lirilig-
:
ing
!rr.
White
fox
averaged
for
inferior
grade
wlili
flioire
going
at
a
high
a.-
IJIiie
fox
averaged
7I
eaeJi.
Ihe
iiet
.kin
offered
bringing
$105.
JW1
-railii
iieayer
hrouslit
fSC
wi'li
Ho;
aerase
(irico
?22.
lli'il
(Unudiaii
tim?kt'ati
-id
I
al
?Jt
.t0
I
lie
aeri-ige
for
Ihe
day
!
lem
sM.'H
eaeh.
,
SECOND
WILKIMS
PLANE
TO
LEAVE
FOR
POINT
BARROW
FAIItHANKS.
April
23.
-Major
Laiiphier.
second
in
command
of
the
I
'droit
Arctic
expedition,
has
postponed
until
Saturday
his
hop-off
Tor
Poinl
Harrow,
for
which
place
YVil-kins
and
lUtou
leA
"V.
the
'smaller
plane
a
week
uo.
-
-
HALIBUT
SALE
IS
PETERSBERG
DRUG
STORE
IS
BURNED
:
!
DEFERRED
TODAY
One
Small
Canadian
Boat
Sells
to
Atlin
Two
Americans
are
Awaking
Bidding
l'p
In
an
early
hour
lliis
after
noon.
Ihe
Way
0
auction
sale
01
halibut
al
the
Fish
Kxtdiaii!?'!
had
not
laken
place.
The
Itana-
liun
schooner
Helen
sold
3,ouu
pounds
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries
at
I3.te
and
8e
hut
two
Ami'Tian
rhooners
Sunset,
2K.n0t
His
.
and
I.ituya,
25,00ti
poundshave
no!
yet
sold.
Two
salmon
boat
are
also
awaiting
sale
laplow.
-1,1
00
red
ami
000
whites,
and
lllppi
3,5511
reds
ami
ami
whites.
DR.
STANNARD
HURT
KITClllKAN.
April
23.
-
lr.
Dan
K.
Stunnard.
Tormer
Ketchikan
and
llyder
resident,
was
se
riously
injured
about
Uie
face
and
hands
when
a
tras
stove
ex
ploded
in
his
offices
over
the
Wheeler
Drusr
Store
in
Peters
burg,
according
to
information
given
out
Here
ny
.
u.
i.iausen,
Iniled
Slates
commissioner
at
Petersburg.
Mr.
Clausen
is
at
tending
the
district
court
and
will
be
in
Ketchikan
for
several
days.
When
the
gas
stove
exploded.
injuring
Div
Stannard.
a
fire
of
serious
proportions
was
started
nud
only
the.
efficient
service
of
the
fire
department"
prevented
further
damage,
Mr.
Clausen
says.
The.
entire
upper
floor
of
Wheeler
Drug
Co.
was
swept
by
the
flames
and
considerable
damaae
tn'iho
stock
of
the
drug
store
'on
Ihe
lowet"
floor-resulted
before
the
blaze
was
extinguish
d.
Henry
Whlllaker,
provincial
architect,
relumed
from
Slowurt
on
the
Prince
George
this
tnorn
ing
and
will
proceed
by
lomor
row
evening's
train
lo
Smilheri
He.
wilUaeJiiriL
r
'-ii
to
Ihe
eily
early
II
orla.
the
week
von
Ills'
w
avy
to-
Vie
SKELETONS
OF
FUR
TRADERS
Men
Were
Lost
on
Trapping
Ex-
nxrllllnn
in
Fan
Nnpth
In
Year
1922
VIC'IOIUA,
April
23.r-The
remains
or
two
fin-
traders
who
apparently
perished
from
cold
and
hunger
that
were
found
on
the
banks
of
the
Fonlas
Iliver
oil
a
remote
diotrict
of
HriliMi
Col-
luinhia
north
of
1
oil
Xeloon
are
'
Ue.iuitely
identified
as
lliose
or
,
1
Samuel
Timmilis
and
Leonard
Itileveiis,
vho
il'fl
Itcav'jr
lodge.
"j.llierra.
In
s'plember4
.
trapping
c.xwdf0oiiT
of
Ihe
other.
ll22
o"n
a
According
lo
word
received
al
provincial
police
headquarters,
two
eotistables'
inade
lheir
way
early
this
.opring
to
the
ramp
where
pari
of
the
skelelon
of
one
Of
the
men
was
found
last
Au-
IkusC
After
searcliinir
in
the
viciiiily.
they
found
the
skelelon
InsjMi-lor
Spiller
of
.Ihe
pro
vincial
police
force
here,
bays-two
of
thcir
men
Conslableo
Harber
and
Forfar
found
the
remains
of
the
trappers
mentioned
in
the
depaleh.
They
visiti'ilMbe-
sjot
in
the
course
of
lheir?
retrular
northern
patrol,
arriving
back
al
Fort
SI.
John
on
April
8."
Word
was
scut
lo
the
relatives
ami
they
fetched
the
remains
and
look
them
to
Heaver
Lodge
for
buriaf.
LOCAL
G.W.V.A.
TO
BE
LEGION
Resolution
to
Merge
With
That
Body
Passed
at
Meeting
of
Organization
Last
Night
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
(l.W.Y.A.
last
ui-ilit
a
resolution
was
passeo
merging
me.
local
ll.W.V.A.
with
the
.
Canadian
Legion
of
the
Hritish
1'iuplre
Ser
vice
League.
Delegates
to
the
convention
ift
Vancouver
lo
be
held
oil
May
7
and
8
were
appointed,
these
being
President
Charles
Youmgman
and
J.
F.
lIul.ehl.son.
BOATS
NAME
PLATE
IS
PICKED
UP
BY
TROLLER
"W.
F.
Wltzemann"
is
Name
on
Article
Which
was
Found
on
Estevan
Island
A'
brass
(ahirp)utc
bearing
the
title
"W.
.F.
nWillnann"
vvao
picked
up
bii
lie
shyje.
j-it
Jo-tevan
Island
near
Wright
Sound
recejtilly
by
"W.
(I.
Iteinharl,
c
trolling
fisherman,
oinl
has
been
turned
over
lo
llie
local'
eustoins
office.
N11
such
boat
a)
the
"W.
F.
Witzeiiianir
seem'
to
be
knnwu
in-
1-
(lie
appear:
r
tn.'iv
have
ie
air
ami
locid
vviili'sFroin
a
1
1
e
e
b
f
t
i
i
el
'
1
I
a
I
e
.
it
eenipcisedro
Ihe
wsue
r'4?
f
or
"
a
rffiui
'v
'1
id
lu
lenglh
of
time.