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ma'
ul
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li.i-
In
ttv
Ins
Hint
llltl't'll
WILL
PROTECT
PUBLIC
RIGHTS
Hon,
T,
D,
Pattullo
Says
Private
Intereate
Will
Not
bo
Allowed
to
Intervcno
Vli
TUltIA,
April
i:i
Tin-Mn
of
llnliMi
iloliiinliia
"may
ii-hUred
Unit
wherever
fore-inre
I
roipiireil
n
ileirnble
foi
;
use
or
Hie
public
fr
rerrea-iiiai
purpoei,
no
privnle
in-ri.iM
will
be
allowed
lo.lnler-
rie.
iiiy.4
u
Mtnleiiient
bulled
by
don
T.
I).
Patlnll".
nllnljiler
of
iuiiiK
followinif
a
eonlroverj-y
here
ri'KUI-llK
"I"'
pofnibilily
"f
(
adluiro
Hay
In'ai
li
t'i""K
rlo.ed.
MAYOR
MARTIN
AGAINELECTED
Montreal
Reposes
Confidence
In
Chief
Magistrate
by
Giving
Him
Sixth
Term
MUX
TltKAI.,
April
13.
""'
M.
M.
Muflln,
mmnber
for
Quebec
in
I
he
h'nUlalme.
and
five
times
inuynr
of
Montreal.
wn
elecled
for
a
hIxIIi
term
yesler-ilay
when
lie
defculed
two
i'P,i
nenls.
bin
plurullly
being
morn
than
22,000.
ow-r
i
anaiJtaii
lernlory
ami
'i
r.-juli
I'.uuu.linn
porU
and
Dial
fri'tjihl
rale
over
the
Intercolonial
Hallway
be
adjnle.l
in
iic-
'
conlmtee
with
the
undemtunilili?
of
OiitfeoV
ration.
WILDCATTINQ
OIL
COMPANIES
WILL
BE
INVESTIGATED
HiMn.YION.
April
13.
llo-ie
in
a
lol
of
wil.li
alluiit
ill
oil
roiil-jaiur
operating
or
til
leweil
to
l"
o.ersilHlr
the
l'.alary
illlrirt
Ik
uliilril
li'
i.-
nml
a
roiniiiil-Ire
of
mr-lualiou
t-
t
I
np"inled
liy
ltiitSo-erniiieiil
to
pmba
Uio
af-rir-
of
all
the
eoiiri-rii"
llial
are
vellm?
liek
to
(he
piildie.
The
I'eilerai
tioeni-Hienl
i
being
kwl
to
rherk
tin
l-
ii"i'i
and
protect
Hie
foolili
pub
Mr
HKiiint
llieir
own
fool)hliea.
;
;
California
smallpox
MALIGNANT
EPIDEMIC
t
:
SAYS
HEALTH
OFFICER
.i
is
AMil'I.KS.
April
l:
!'
i,
I'arrisli,
rily
In'illlll
l-,
Iiiit.
today
cliararlerired
Uk
California
'uiallpox
epideiilic
ns
ii,
.-
"iiitii'-t
and
most
mulipnant
,.,i,l
inn
I
lial
ha
altacked
any
-Ulf
'i
recent
years."
FEDERAL
BUDGET
IS
TO
BE
BROUGHT
DOWN
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON
OTTAWA.
April
Ho".
'
.
..
..
r
el.
A.
Holili.
mininsier
oi
uiiuuk.
definitely
announced
in
the
House
of
Coinimms
yesleiday
that
Hie
liudael
would
lie
brought
lowii
on
Thursday.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
M.C..
(lladsione
Ilaiellon
Indian
i.:
a
i
Marinol
premier
Purler
Idaho
SflUcrrrest
...
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Inb'l
...
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Asked
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the
Pally
Newa.
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.
it-
i
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in
nil
.muuif
it''i
uoiu
iii
iiin
ada
and
ill-
Fniiid
mn;
lllte
market
outlook
in
n.urti
mi
firmed
Ih
-
-pring
lalf-
Ol
n
llllllHill.
In'.
ill
ilf
till'
1
1
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.
April
:t
-W
ilhoiil
,i
ili-.-niuiff
m.i.i.
the
Jlouf
,-u,n,M''
lV
'""'"'r
w:
o
e
.
Cumini"ii
m1.
adopted
lite
Muni
niif
Highi
resolution
mmed
jturm-d
lo
me
cii
yes.
iday
nfl-
A
lri.
east.
anlt
in
I
In
"as
tinwcv.-i
liuv
Im-i-ii
carrying
r.-ime
slufk-
ami.
though
t
tn
rn
(lid
Canadian
Niili.n;il
Hallway
i-eninplelcil
nml
Ininlini
i
In
prt-
?ra
.
Ill
.ml'
nt
tin'
li'lllil
WHEAT
IS
UP
FIVE
CENTS
Flurried
Buying
of
Eastern
Speculators
Makes
Price
Jump
at
Chicago
CHICAGO,
April
13.
Flurr-rlcd
buying
here
for
Eastern
speculators
who
fear
a
coming,
wheat
five
conts
a
bushel
to-aqueeze
In
prices
hoisted
May
day.
WINNIPEG.
April
13,
Unfavorable
Weather
conditions
and
strengthened
demand
at
Chicago
forced
wheat
prices
up
2
G-S
cents
this
morning.
HALIBUT
AND
SALMON
wmlto
lenry
iiiuy
lie
upward,
lher.
m
n
'
(!
no
aptin-clalde
advanc-
,
I'll'
outlook
fin-
mar
,
Since.
.I'IIiik
of
.I-j.
ii
net
piling
i-
nix
'
iinpiweil
with
a
tendency
riin
priee.
During
liin
trip
va,
Mr.
riTPtvwl
.mlcr
for
jm1i
(IihI
will
ronltly
U"
liU
ramiir
UP
the
line
(ruin
lliruuliout
II'-
U
miner.
Tii
rultlii?
in
'lie
iiili-rmr
for
wt'ltlber
VnMiiahir
IranSji.lfCi-t
lion
iliffliuli.
Mr.
llaiiMn
nav-that
hin
roinpany
u
Mr
to
fill
!all
till'
railwuv
oi-tlcnt
wlm-li
wi-n
iiHMii-ldii
iiiily
n-itiiPil
tins
winter.
SOLD
AT
EXCHANGE
The
following
two
small
Amer-
Irim
hoals
sold
halibut
at
lb''
Kxehaiiifp
Ibis
morning:
Serious
7,000
pounds,
lo
Canadian
Fish
X
Cold-
Storage
Co.
ami
r.tireKa.
fi.DOO
pounds,
lo
Hoolh
fisher
ies,
al
13.8c
and
ir,
and
13,ic
and
Te.
The
Taplow
sold
t.OOO
pounds
of
red
salmon
lo
the
Canadian
I'isli
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
al
lo.Si
The
large
American
sclioone,r
Trinity,
with
50.000
pounds
ol
halibut
cleared
for
Seal
tie
with
out
awnilimf
today's
sale
here.
GOLDEN
GATE
SHOULD
ARRIVE
EARLY
THIS
EVENING
FROM
JAPAN
llaxliwr
been
held
up
outside.
for
21
hours
on
account
of
the
licasy
weather,
the
Norwegian
tramp
freighter
Oolden
(late
Copt,
Knlslo,
coming
hero
to
clear
custom
before
proceeding
to
Queen
Charlotlo
City
lo
load
lumber
for
the
Atlantic
seaboard,
1
due
nt
Triple
Island
at
2
o"
clock
this
afternoon
and
should
reach
here
early
Ihii
evening
The
vpmi'I
is
beinir
met
al
Triple
Island
by
Copt.
11.
L.
Hnberson
who
will
pilot
her
in
and
laRe
her
lo
Uio
Islands,
25
TAXI
Ambulance
WW
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
service
t
-
'..
,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
A
,.
n(iy
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8L
'.''a
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
J
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI,,
NO,
80,
IMMNCti
ItlPKHT,
Hill,
TL'KSIlAY.
AIMUL
13,
14120.
Yelerdjy
Circulation,
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LiU
M.
Commons
Resolution
on
LUMBER
MARKET
Maritime
Afs
Passes
OU
(LOOK
BETTER;
Without
any
Opposition
colonial
be
adjusted
to
accord
with
Confederation
understanding
Demand
for
Poles
and
Piling
also
Improved
Says
Olaf
Hanson
on
Return
from
Trip
East
KXIMIKSSIONS
OF
UtATKHMTY
were
ronveyed
to
offi-ers
of
Canadian
mint
n
.mil
naval
unit-
in
Vain'oi)er
by
a
large
parly
of
I'nifed
Stu'es
nffirer.
who
visited
British
Columbia
on
HI.
L'ali
u
k
Ii;iy.
The
Amerii
aiis
paid
impressive
tribute
to
C
i
id.i
.-
fallen
by
phi.
-jug
a
wreath
on
Vuii-fuuv-1
-
I'euoUiph
in
Vii
tory
Ssipiare.
Canada
Needs
Public
SpirititF
Men
Even
More
Than
Capital
Declares
Progressive
Leader
TOHONTO.
April
13.
"Talk
as
you
will,"
said
jtolien
Korke.
leader
of
the
l'nigresies,
when
addressing
lln
CanJ-dian
Club
here
today,
"there
is
east
and
west
and
it
iohe
of
the
greiu
poiuicoi
inciors
oi
mis
iioiuiuiou.
uuiiaua
tutlay
lieeijs
puldic
spirited
nicj)
of
broad
vision
even
more
than,
she
heeds
npttal.
Coiiliiiiiiug.
Iho
Progressive
leader
said
that
if
Canada
wa
lo
have
prosperity
in
mwer
and
iiiflueuce
she
must
havu
nation
al
-
-
-
-
-
unity.
I
HefciTing
lo
the
proposed
I
pay
for
itself
as
a
coloniidtiou
Hudson
Hay
railway.
Mr.
Fork,
in
road
ai.il
in
opening
up
the
at
an
interview
Here,
saiil
II
wouiil
,
stores
ol
minerals
VALUABLE
GIFT
OF
!
BILLION
CIGARETTES
BOOKS
TO
LIBRARY!
SMUGGLED
INTO
CANADA
One
Lady
Sent
In
150
Volumes,
Many
of
Them
Llteraturo
Such
as
Is
(Used
at
University
Tbe'public
library
has
received
a
number
of
volumes
of
lale
which
have
been
donated
by
those
having
no
further
Use
for
I
lioui.
j
Notable
annuls
Ihe
contributions.
was
one
of
150
volumes
given
Ihcj
Library
by
a
lady.
They
include
some
rtciion
ami
also
a
igooo
deal
id
what
is
classed
as
lifer-alnre,
books
that
arc
used
in
the
University
courses
and
standard
authors.
The
gift
was
very
ac-ceplahle
and
will
be
a
great
help
in
supplying
Ihe
demand
for
that
class
of
book
witlmut
having
lo
draw
on
the
meagre
supply
of
money
voted
by
Ihe
city
for
the
purpose.
l!
Thct
Was
Statement
Made
In
Customs
Probo
at
Ottawa
Today
f
OTTAWA,
April
13.
lixcise
ami
sales
laves
in
Canada
make
the
relail
(trices
so
much
higher
that
more
than
a
billion
cigarettes
die
smuggled
annually
into
Canai(a
from
the
Foiled
Stales,
II.
It.
Hourfae
of
Montreal
informed
I
lie
customs
probe
this
r.uri"'n.g.
Numerous
persons
inaki-
this
clas
sof
smuggling
a
sideline
lo
business,
he
leclared.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Y.
J.
Crawfira
are
going
through
on
the
Car
denn
this
afternoon
bound,
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday-
trip.
They
may
make
the
mojor.
lj-iu
lo
California
and
I
lie
Mexican
'
border.
-J
r
White
Mantle
of
Snow
Again
Covers
Prairie
and
Winter
Comes
Back
W'INMPKli.
April
3.
After
a
Tew
days
or
warm
bright
weather
during
which
golf
bags
were
brought
oiJ
mid
llilsled
and
fur
(iiits
ami
oilier
winter
euiiipment
were
slored
away,
a
fiill'llctlii
i
comeback
bv
old
limn
Wilder
caused
citizens
to
lake
cover1
iisrain
(his
morninir.
A
brisk
northwest
wind
aeconi
uanicd
liv
sniiw
nimle
IravelliiiK
uncomfortable
and
fields
;
that
were
grei
ri
yl'stenlAV
were
entirely
covered
with
a
while
tniudlo
ni
noon
Kiuiiy.
Large
Increase
in
Amount
of
Land
Under
Crop
in
Alberta
and
More
Immigrants
Coming
Activity
in
Neighboring
Province
Will
Increase
Amount
of
Grain
Coming
West
During
Coming
Crop
Season
EDMONTON,
April
13.
The
crop
outlook
in
Alberta
-o
far
is
exeellent
anil
according
to
figures
compiled
by
the
ClUt.
there
is
300,000
acres
of
land
more
ready
in
the
province
than
there
was
last
year
at
thi
lime.
This
mean
au
enonnously
increased
acreage
of
land
under
crop
in
ihe
province
very
soon
and
even
if
the
crop
is
nol
us
heavy
this
year
as
last
the
amount
of
grain
likely
lu
be
shipped
west
will
be
a.
large
if
not
larger.
Given
the
same
crop
as
last
year
and
the
amount
will
he
very
largely
increased.
ui
un
latin
uisinci
me
uum-ler
or
homestead
entries
this
year
.s
heavier
than
last,
there
ncliig
to
dale
l.oto
honiesleads
and
'jv
soldier
grants
taken
up
as
aga,iiit
last
year
71H
lioine-tc.:il-
ami
OS
soldier
grants.
Innicatiuns
arc
that
new
re-co.ds
for
(lie
year
will
be
set
as
the
tide
of
immigration
has
only
Jul
set
in.
Not
only
sire
there
Kuripain
coining
but
many
Americans
are
taking
up
(ami
the
flood
of
letter
received
indicating
that
this
class
of
settler
is
likely
to
inrrease.
,
4.'
'
SEAL
COVE
MILL
STARTS
CUTTING
The
new
sawmill
of
Ihe
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.,
I.ld..
established
by
C.
P.
Ilicl.
started
cutting
lumber
at
10
o'clock
Ibis
morning,
the
machinery
having
been
given
a
successful
Iry-out
yesterday
afternoon.
The
mill
will
now
cut
lumber
for
further
conslriK'lion
purposes
ami
will
shortly
commence
production
for
the
market.
RAIN
IS
GENERAL
WHOLE
NORTH
B.C
Terrace
Was
This
Morning
Al
most
Only
Exception
to
Rule
In
District
Haiti
was
falling
almost
everywhere
in
Northern
and
Cen
tral
ltritish
Colombia,
both
dur
ing
the
night
and
this
morning,
according
to
.
the
report
of
the
(iovernment
Teleigraphs
at
8
a.
in
I'errare
was
the
exception,
tbo
r.eporl
for
that
point
being
cloudy
and
calm.
Following
is
the
detail:
47.
48.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.,
Anyox
Heavy
rain;
temp.,
52.
Stewart
'
Heavy
rain;
temp.,
llazeltou
lart
cloudy,
calm,
rain
all
night;
temp..
50.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.,
31;
rain
all
iiiight
48.
Smithers
Haiti,
calm;
temp.,
Hums
Lake
Cloudy?
calm,
rain
alt
night;
temp.,
IS.
W'hilehorsc
Cloudy,
.south
wind:.
temp.,
39.
Lower
I.ebarge
Malning,
calm:
temp.,
3l.
lawoti
Cloudy,
calni;
temp.,
25.
Average
for
-Yukon
38.
INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL"
EKLUNA,
ANCHORAGE
Sli.VTTI.F.,
April
13.
-At,
least
1
0.000
will
be
spent
on
a
new
industrial
scchool
at
Kkluna,
35
miles
east
of
Anchorase
thl
summer,
Jl
yns
learned
here,
lo
day.
MOUNTIES
WILL
STAY
IN
BX.
Minister
of
Justice
Intimates
They
Are
Still
Needed
In
Drug
Spotting
IS
OTTAWA,
April
13.
Officers
of'
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
will
continue
to
operate
in
Hrilish
Columbia
as
drug
spol-ler.
i.aaliv,ilieJlloue
wfiohimotis
yesferdajvin
answer
r
to
a
ipieslion
by
llou.
Simon
IFraser
Toltnie.
Consnalive
of
Victoria,
concerning
the
drug
f
,
traffic
in
general.
,
r.
Toltnie
asked:
"Does
the
I
government
?lill
believe
there
is
jany
necessity
of
maintaining
the
iloyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
in.
Hrilish
Columbia,
having
regard
to
the
customs
service
being
able
to
deal
with
narcotic
problems
on
the
waterfront?"
The
minister
answered
"Yes.'"
GAS
BOAT
F
BABYWRECKS
Following
Engine
Breakdown,,
Crart
Hits
Dfgby
island
in
Gale
Early
This
Morning
The
well
known
gasboat
O
Oaby,
owned
and
skippered
by
Jeff
Lambly
of
Lewis
Island,
is
pretty
well
a
total
toss
following
an
engine
breakdown.
last
night
and
stranding
ou
the
otilside
of
Digby
Island
whero
she
was
practically
dashed
to
pieces
in
the
gale
early
this
mornitiig.
The
boat
was
beaded
from
town
to
Lewis
Island
and
il
was
about
7
o'clock
when
her
12-15
h.p.
Ster
ling
engine
gave
out.
While.
Lambly
was
vainly
endeavoring
In
.get
going
.ugain.
the
vessel
drifled
and
about
5
o'clock
this
morning
went
ou
the
rocks.
.Landdy
then
look
lo
the
tender
and-
came
to
town
Tor
assistance.
The
IL.M.P.
tug
P.H.T..
Capt.
Har
ris
Kerr,
proceeded
to
Hie
scene
and
brought
the
O
Haby
in.
She
was
sunk
to
the
guards.
The
cabin
work
was
broken
off
and
lha.
hull
is
believed
to
have
been
nidly
holed.
The
boat
is
partly
insured.
BURY
BURBANK
IN
THE
GARDEN
'cdv
Will
Repose
under
Cedar
of
Lebanon
Tree
Where
he
Loved
to
Sit
SANTA
HOSA.
April
13.
Luther
Hurbank
will
be
buried
under
Ihe
old
Lebanon
eedar
Iree,
marking
Ihe.
favorite
resting
place
of
the
scientist
while
'ivliig.
II
is
situated
in
the
corner
of
Hie
garden
across
"ronVJhe
place
why.
"a
srmi-