AJ
5
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
lo!
XVI.,
NO,
"8,
v
a
lirm
in
hi
i
i
understood
that
Ihe
leg-
It"
is
he
i
intro'luieil
a
rr
u
lies'
of
tlie
labor
urouo
3
now
mipjiorting
the
iov-
lie
:i
IILERS
WIN
BASKETBALL
In'real
to
play
lu
(he
finals
'he
Dominion
basketball
iiiipiouhli.
in
'lie
semi-f
un
last
muni
I
Toilers
defeated
New
W'est-Imter
Adanacs
21
to
20
In
the
li
aine
of
the
series
here,
k
local
team
also
won
Ihe
game
Saturday
31
to
1U.
I'-y
lluis
Took
the
round
by
a
10
score
o.
55
lo
3.
tLGIAN
WAR
DEBT
FUNDED
I
-
-in,,
'
.
Li
ar
i
II
TOHIA,
April
'27.
Shut
through,
the
head
while
it
vu
tug
uitong
(In
street
early
eslerday
morning,
a
cougar,
inJ
hungry
for
mtrat,
fell
u
prey
lo
indice
officer
gnus
l
v
,t(.
r
iu'
ii.
m.
UuiumiIiIc
Hitch
of'the
rily
force,
who
wnt
on
duty
at
the
m''
ipi
oi
l-ne
umi
lilaurliard
htreel.
was
tdartlciJ
to
I'
kit'K
ug
-diape
of
whal
appeared
to
lie
ii
giant
duff
niov-
tliti
g-idc
Die
budding.
The
officer
pulled
out
u
gnu
hut
in
hi
disappeared
he
fore
he
had
liuu
to
shooL
DEPORTATION
AW
A,
s
it
by
Court'
April
21.
Hon.
i
linnuirr
ol
ini-
ulueed
all
utmaralioii
Act
in
"tiiinom
j
'
Ktet
w
hleli
m
oii'i
i
uxaini
il
por
P:
"Mini
off'
imi-'
fur
fleporlalo'ii
'
s;
y
after
u
iih
-
i
iir
"
ecurwl.
wa
'i
expUind
that
(he
lidme
i
would
renitne
cer-
di
s
riiiciuiiuiits
againl
lli
tiorn
resident
who
were
lii
..
ried
t
vote.
Oilier
indication
caught
sfghl
K
rill
(lli
oM
Uri,;;i'
cMivuionui),
Sergeant
Florence
he
started
in
pursuit,
while
officer
Illicit
liiiuisl
in
the
alarm
at
head
er
-
quarter.
'
A
patrol
wagon
and
III
Apply
to
British
Sub
motor
y4e
man
raine
up
Yale's
Only
After
Conviction
i""
""
'
'""
lu"
miiiidii;
iai
seen,
waking
up
iiuiiirroic
citizens.
Climbed
Signboard
The
animal
meantime
had
olimhcd
a
signboard
ainl
was
on
Hie
roof
of
a
huihluut
when
next
Telephone
operator
Jn
a
near-ly
building
informed
officer
i,
that
Hie
animal
had
taken
refill"'
'
I
..
I.
t:
1
ill
or
near
ue
.arurBie
i.iunirjr
opposite
Die
dominion
Hotel
io
the
police
i
lo-ed
in
on
II,
Cousla-hle
Strong
pending
a
hullet
erahim
(brinish
il
fkull
and
the
cougar
dropp'-d
anil
tdraluht-rnril
out.
The
panther
was
a
female
and
eniaeialed
with
hunger.
The
authorities
are
at
a
lo
lo
explain
the
reason
for
it
romiiug
Into
Ihe
rlfy,
hut
I
hey
recall
that
n
similar
event
took
place
many
year
ago
when
one
of
the
mountain
lion
wandered
through
Dm
rity
and
wax
finally
shol
in
the
ground
of
Ihe
late
Senator
Mar
donald
in
the
James
H.iy
dls-trirl.
Numerous
on
Island
Cougar
are
rather
numerous
.
i
....
.
..i
1
1.
....
red
Victory
Over
New
West-1"'
unroirr
mami
wiine.
...
InriiMi
Will
the
fanners
sheep
in
vor
ing
lion
go
u
-
.
.
Montreal
ouHyU.K
dlslrtets.
IviNNiPKn,
Apri.
-
Hie
INEZ
II.
BROKE
DOWN
i;;;Iuonh7;;es,u:;H'
and
was
towed
in
Iproval
Given
by
United
States
Senate
of
Meaiure
for
Its
Settlement
IW
ASIIINOT0N5
April
27.
fcolher
step
Was"
taken
yester-
I.V
by
(ho
Senaio
toward
tho
lltllng
of
the
post-war
prob-Iiih
when
thai
body
approved
funding
of
(lie
Helglun
.
war
lb
I,,
providing
for
Its
repay-
fciii
oer
a
term
of
"years.
Margallce
Brought
In
Craft
Own
ed
by
Ness
Brothers
when
Thrust
Bearing
Went
Wrong
The
halibut
boat
Inez
II.,
owned
by
Ness
llrothcrs
of
fox
ranch
fame,
broke
down
in
lle-cale
Slrait
a
day
or
two
lyro
and
had
lo
be
towed
In
with
only
2.ru
pounds
of
halibut.
Sio
arrived
last
evening.
Something
had
gone
wrong
with
the
thrust
bearing.
The
Margalice
brought
bee.
in
ami
ibis
boat
also
came,
without
her
full
complement
of
fish.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
llosloii
2,
Washington
0.
r.hlciipo
5,
Detroit
I.
St.
l.oul
I,
Cleveland
12.
National
League
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
.
St.
l.ouU
2.
Uinelnall
3.
Pillsburg
8.
Chieagn
C.
-'llr6ok1y"-Huiloii
postponed.
W.
J.
Elliott,
Known
at
"Rocky)
W&im
Mountain
Bill"
Supposed
I
to
Have
Fallen
Through
Ice
HAWjjO.V,
April
il.
William
I
:i
I
iid
I,
known
as
"lloeky
.Mouiilaiii
Hill,"
nu
oulslaiiding
eharaeler
in
the
mining
and
pioneeriutt
history
of
the
eamp.
was
lust
lietweeu
Mayo
an.
I
lawon.
He
is
believed
lo
ha
falen
tlirunxli
the
ice
and
lost
his
life
Illltotl
left
Dawson
on
April
12
and
set
mt
ahead
or
the
singe-
at
the
junelion
Where
lit'
trail
branches
lo
Mayo,
lnii
the
sla?
drbr
saw?
no
jlgu
t
hUn.
.Monnttsi
poufp
'ereiieu.jor
Ihref
lUys
for
hint
but
were
1-21
Holt
owned
miuiiiff
properiv
of
Milne
at
Kenn
Dill,
and
wis
Ihe
original
staker
ol
Keuo
Cii
lownslle.
He
born
in
New
llruiuwlek
05
years
ago
ami
served
oversea
in
(he
Yukon
mil
iiiaent
.
SHI
Ol-IVKIl
l.tHHil
who
has
announced
lus
wdlinjtuess
to
resign
from
Ihe
llnlisli
Hoyal
Society,
mosl
leanu-d
jf
Ilrlt-ish
ooclelies,
Jf
lie
I
requested
lo
do
so.
He
is
said
lo
haw
reached
a
parting
with
some
of
his
associates
owin?
lo
liU
belief
in
spiritualism.
NORTH
STAR
MINE
BONDED
Property
Was
Formerly
Held
by
James
Zarolll
and
James
McAleenan
AI.ua-:
ARM.
Oct.
27.
Tho
North
Slur
"property
owned
by
(lie
IMndsen
and
formerly
un
der
bond
lo
James
McAleenan
and
James
Zarelli
of
Prince
Hu
perl,
has
been
bonded
by
a
Can
inliau
syndicate,
understood
lo
be
the
one
controlled
.by
Victor
Spencer
of
Mincouver
who
has
recently
secured
a
vorkln
bond
ou
the
Dolly
Yarden
mine.
J.
S.
McDonald
arrived
on
Hi.1
CaVdena
Mils
morning
from
Alice
Arm
on.
his
wav
to
Teleuranli
(Jreeki
where
he
expects
to
again
-pend
llio
scnon.
Was
In
Harbor
Near'
First
Nar
rows
and
Supposed
to
be
That
of
Arthur
Pike
YANCOUVCIt.
April
27.
A
body
found
in
the
harbor
at
the
first
narrows
yesterday
is
believed
to-be
that
of,
Arthur
Pike
of
Victoria.
Identification
was
cslahlilicd
by
a
letter
round
on
the
body
from
Pike's,
wife
to
a
relative
in
Victoria.,
The
body
had
been
In
the
water
but
a
idiort
lime
when
it
was
found
and
il
U
believed
hu
fell
overboard
from
a
boat.
TWO
MEN
LOST
ON
TOFIELD
LAKE
Went
Out
In
Boat
With
One
Oar
Sunday
and
Heavy
Weather
Sprang
up
I
DMONTON.
April
2?.
The
people
of
Tofield
are
alarmed
at
Ihe
disappearance
Sunday
alter-
I
noon
of
two
well-know
n
resi
dents.
Herbert
llarriman
and
Frank
Walker,
believed
to
have
been
drowned
in
DeuveV
Lake.
They
went
out
on
the
lake
with
but
one
par
ami
a
heavy
wind
jpraiiff
up.
iNo
trace
of
either
the
men
or
the
boat
has
been
found.
MOTHER
OF
FORMER
RUPERT
PRINCIPAL
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
YICTOHIA.
April
27.
The
dcalh
occurred
here
at
the
week
end
of
Mrs.
J.
M.
Oainpbell.iwife
of
Hie
principal
of
Norllr
Ward
school
and
mother
of
Harold
Cntuphcll.
principal
of
Ksiuiuialt
School
and
formerly
supervising
principal
at
I'rince
llupert.
NO
TRUE,
BILLS
ARE
RETURNED
KETCHIKAN
ALLEGED
VICE-RIDDEN
KHTCHIK.VN,
April
27.
The
federal
grand
Jury
which
adjourned
yesterday
returned
four
Indictments
and
reported
no
true
bills.
Delegate
Dan
Sutherland
had
changed
Ihat
Kejehtkau
wa
vice-rkMen.
v
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HINCi:
HUPKIIT,
H.C.,
TLKSDAY,
AIMUL
27,
1020.
TetrrUy'
Circulation,
1
1ST
U'l
TAW
A
FOIL
TliK
A
I
It
Hon.
1.
11
Larkm,
Cmadiau
high
innuioiicr.
hown
li
the
left-
oi
l.ndy
Maud
Una
re,
wife
of
the
Knglli
uir
nniusler.
during
the
chridening
of
Ihe
"City
of
Ottawa,
one
of
Ihe
guur.
planes
to
be
recently
put
into
service.
S
r
Samuel
is
shown
on
Ihe
extreme
lefl,
Si
Kro
(ieildes
on
the
right.
BODY
IS
FOUND
GOOD
PRICES
AT
VANCOUVER,
HALIBUT
TODAY
Halibut
sold
at
:ool
prices
on
the
exchange
loday.
Only
two
American
boats
brought
their
ealches,
these
going
at
17.00c
and
18.50c
with
seconds
at
7d
and
8c.
Canadian
fi-li
sobl
at
1
0.30c
lo
Ifl.yUc,
with
seconds
at
8o.
Salmon
retched
tC
cents
for
reds
and
3
cents
for
whiles.
Arrivals
were:
American
Seiilincl,
18,000,
to
Uoth
Fisheries.
Wizard,
33,ouo,
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Inez
11.,
2,500.
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
.
Mar?alice,
36,
to
Hootli
Fisheries.
Nautilus,
5,000t,o
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Point
May,
1,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
,
"
,
"t.
Hinsieader,
5,0Q0,
to
Cold
"
'
Storage.
,
Salmon
Tallow.
5.000
reds
and
000
whiles,
0
Cold
Storage.
Hippo.
2.000
reds
and
200
whites,
lo
Hooth
Fisheries
McRAE
LIBEL
Wheat
C.
1.
It
Dunwell
(Iliidstone
llazelton
Howe
Sound
Indian
L.
&
I..-
Marmot
Premier
Porleiv
ldauo
Silvercrest
Surf
lrlel-
TO
BE
TRIED
Action
Taken
by
Hon.
William
Sloan
to
Commence
at
June
Assizes
VANCOLVKll,
April
27.
Trial
of
the
libel
actions
against
Cetv
erat
A.
D.
Mcltae,
launched
by
H6n,,,WjiUiun
Sloauin
which
)irt
claims
$50,000
damage,
com
mences
at
(lie
Nanaliiio'
assize1
vvhieli
open
Juno
1.
'
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Didv
1.59
I5t5.0l'
.
1.72
.
.33
Asked
1-71
.30
.ot
H
32.00
35.(10
4
.10
;i.lMi
,13
2.20
&
2.28
.im
.09
i
.12
Slrfft
Side,
MS
BEGAN
SEARCH
FOR
CAPTAIN
WILKES
FORCED
TO
RETURN
FAIRHANKS.
April
7.
The
airplane
Detroiler
started
yesterday
in
a
search
for
the
missing'
Wilkin
parly
but
wa
forced,
fo
return
after
travelling
100
miles
ow-'
ing
lo
engine
trouble
ICE
STILL
HOLDING
IN
YUKON
RIVER
AT
DAWSON
THIS
MORNING
In
Hie
Dominion
Cov
eminent
telegraphic
report
received
this
morning
it
was
slated
that
the
ice
was
still
holding
al
Coffee
Creek.
Oeilvie
and
Dawson
on
the
Yukon
Itiver.
The
weather
at
various
points
follows:
Terrace:
Cloudy,
calm;
tem
perature
40.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm;
tempera
ture
55.
Stewart:
Cloudy,
calm;
tem
perature
t8.
Hazelton:
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temperature.
55.
Telegraph
Creek:
Haiti,
south
wind:
temperature
50.
Smithers:
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
54.
Hums
LakervClear,
calm;
tem
perature
52.
WMiilehorse:
Clear,
calm;
tcm-
peridnre
4C.
iVg
Salmon:
.Cloudy;
tempera
lure,
5t.
Dawson:
Clear,
calm;
temper
dure
35.
Average
tor
Y'ukon
4C.
The
freighter
Hubert
11.
Mer
rick
was
in
port
on
Sunday
morning
from
Shannon
Hay,
where
she
unloaded
machinery
for
Ihe
nevv
Oosse-Millenl.
can
ncry.
The
vessel
picked
up
her
a
salmon
cooker,
which
had
been
lying
on
the
O.T.O.
dock
"or
some
time
after
having
coin-5
from
the
pomyrv
wie
jcanne.ry.
and
look
il
to
Sointula
when
it
will
be
used
on
Hie
floating
(an
ire
ry.
Laurel
Whalen.
John
Allen,
superintendent
engineer
fqr
the
nonunion
Fihr
ens,
wuT'-leave
tomorrow
by
Ihe
tlepartmental
cruiser
Hlvidfi
for
Hiver.s
Inlet.
Starting
out
from
there,
he
will
call
al
varl
ou9
.iioint
alow
me
coast
a
far
north
as
Port
Simpson
to'
in
spect
various
boats
being
chart
ered
by
lhe:deparlment
for
pat
rol
work,
lie
j.
due
.'to
"return
)iere
on,
May
7,
when
he
will
fpsieet
Joiral
-boats.
M,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
heat
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVF.
CENTS.
PARADED
IN
VICTORIA
STREETS
ANDSAW
FISH
BROUGHT
IN
BY
FISHING
BOAT
MARGALICE
TO
BE
PRESERVED
i
I
n
I
I
.
n.
nmner
raraaea
victoria
streets
kind
Was
Finally
Shot
by
Police
at
Carnegie
Library
After
Long
Chase
d
to
escape
on
roof
of
building
but
failed
HA
MAM
atier
puuui
wugun
una
motor
cycie
cop
came
after
it
in
early
morning
LOSES
LIFE!
Strange
Species
of
Fish
Known
as
Handsaw
Brought
to
Port
and
!
Turned
Over
to
Biological
Board
I
Another
one
of
Ihe
peeies
of
fish
commonly
known
as
the
handsaw
fish,
which
have
been
brought
here
before
but
whose
natural
habitat
is
not
believed
tir
be
in
waters
so
far
north
us
Ihis,
was
lauded
from
the
Canadian
halibut
sehooner
Alargalite,
Cap).
Jack
Christiansen,
this,
morning
and
has
been
turned
over
o
Messrs.
Finn
and
Heed,
scientists,
in
connection
with
the
;
local
biological
station
who
will
have
it
preserved
for
future
i
study
here.
The
handsaw
fi-h
is
about
four
feet
long
and
about
two
I
inches
in
diameter,
thus
being
tvery
luni;
and
narrow.
It
has
a
...
m-
i.
I
...1.
:
l
iar?c
nu
on
us
nacK
which,
when
spread
out,
liives
the
fish
the,
appearance
causing
-its
Common
name.
II
has
a
flat
head
and
several
rows
of
larpe
teeth
in
its
mouth.
About
two
years
ago.
a
similar
fish
wa
brought
here
hy
the
schooner
I.
Dorretn.
POST
OFFICE
AT
JAP
INLET
Stork
Secures
Necessary
Convenience
for
Settlement
on
Porcher
Island
The
residents
or
Jay
'
Inlet
will
be
glad
to
hear
that
through
the
efforts
ot
their
niembei,
Fred
Stork,
a
post
'otffce
has
been
secured
for
that
point.
iiffn
i
i
t.i
i,...
.j,
j
ililiirnu
yi-ui'tc
Hum
hum
l
Inlet
have
had
to
fetch
their
i
letters
either
from
Prince
Hu-
ipert
or
from
Heluge,
Hay.
in
eliher
case
it
was
very
inconvenient:
-j
Jap
Inlet
has
only
recently
been
recognized
as
a
point
of
vaulage
tor
fisliernien
;and
others
who
require
good
shelter
and
yet
who
do
not
wish
lo
reside
in
(lie
city.
Already
a
cltool
ha
been
established
there
and
Ihe
cottages
have
been
renovated
and
have
a
prosperous
appearance.
CHURCH
FORMED
AT
ALICE
ARM
Congregation
of
St.
Michael's
Is
Latest
Addition
to
Anglican
Communion
ALICF.
AHM,
Apri
27.
The
members
and
adherents
"of
the
Anglican
Church
at
Alice
Arm
have
formed
themselves
into
a
coingregation
to
be
kiwjwn
as
St.
.MiciiHel
s,
Alice
Arm.
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser
was
elected
lay
representative
to
the
synod,
while
Messrs.
(5eo.
Hruggy
and
T.
WX
Falconer
wero
eftct-ed
wardens.
Ou
Saturday
the
ladfc
of
the
congregation
served
a
very
de
licious
baked
bean
supper
and
the
children
of
tlie'Sunday
school
presented
Ihe
church
with
a
pressure
gas
lighting
plant.
ACTIVITIES
OF
HARBOR
BOARD
Proposal
for
Vancouver
Body
to
Withdraw
from
Wheat
Handling
Business
VAXCOl
YTH,
April
27.
the
Province
yesterday
afternoon
laled
that
the
Y'aucouvor
Harbor
Hoard
may
withdraw
from
active
participation
in
Jhq
wheat
handling'
business,
i:avii)"g
'one
eieyalor
to
private
.enterprise.
The
action
i
suggested
owing
lo
the
fact
that
private
elevator
have
handled
the
bulk
of
UiM
season's
rain.
...
.
Howland
Kingham
bnher
of
Mr.
Sid
Johnston
ami
Mr,
(ieorge
Clothier
of.ihisjty;-
wav
recenlly
elected
"presideu:
s
Victoria
iioiurj
iUiuo,
..
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