Iff
II.
II
r
lons.
5
TAXI
'"I.
"n
Ambulance
Servlc
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
land
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
l
A,
hi
20.
Allnrney
M
ntnled
lixlay
mmnllately
lay
all
iidlnu
(he
arret!
of
Cjiplutn
lloh-i
Hie
'raw!ia
'
wa
govemineitt
in
-
ure
hii
(wnlon.
'
lint
(JJiaun
will
'f
infMfinatton
to
;
-lii)
un-'
i
niliirl
Mie
leh
til
lit
lrn-wliere
nhe
had
en-ih
r
la
ae
Amrriran
LAST
KILLS
AN
AGED
MAN
in
Honwood
of
Chllllwack
Stepped
Out
From
Shelter
too
Soon
and
Was
Struck
flUU.IW
M.K.
April
21.
-
John
:il,
aged
U7,
was
inxlauHy
wiiile
eitKiiUcd
in
clioppinn
l.)
a
l.lillliwark
.Mountain
Ji
lay
Ho
took
coer
behind
H
while
the
road
unne
wa
i:
a
ami
iinoll
lrnlll
nhel-
.
arly
was
struck
Iy
u
fly-
ie
r
of
Stump.
!ED
DAVEY
OF
VICTORIA
DIES
IY!
Tt,ltl
A
Anril
20.
l
fed
Ivy
V'J
years
of
axe,
who
had
d
hero
sliico
1875
and
for
I'
ai
ly
50
years
va
grand
sre-
y
uf
Iho
tinier
of
Oddfellow,
(a
d
lo.lay
lie
was
Tor
28
year.
i
n
at
Iho
navy
yard
and
rcprn-
Inle.i
Victoria
in
lh
legislature
Inn
11)07
tu
1015.
IDANACS
BASKETBALL
TEAM
DEFEATED
BY
TOILERS
OF
WINNIPEG
WINNII'i:tl,
ApHI
20-
Tho
New
M'Kliniiisler
Adatiai'
lol
Hiclr
velorn
basketball
playofr
E-
Hio
Winnipeg
Toiler.
Saturday
on.
i
no
wcovo
nointr
;l
in
i
favor
of
the
prairie
chnm-
'Hi
iiu
('iii
fiivai
year.
irnnrmnu
CAnimcc
LUUUlllUn
I
rtVILIIILJ
FOR
THE
D0UK0B0RS
Three
New
Schools
to
be
Built
In
Addition
to
Seven
Last
Year
YICTOHIA.
April
JO.
The
liouKlioliorx
will
build
I
litre
new
rtAhootft
till
year
at
ltrillianl.
(irand
Krk
ami
lilade.
Inl
year
liiey
erected
een
new
rliixil
Iniildinu".
The
firm
action
of
the
Hrilih
i
dluinliirt
KerniHcnl
in
lnil-iiiK
lliul
Hip
children
be
.-enl
tu
.(ImioI
ha
hrou&hl
rault.
Kn-lollmenti'
of
rliildrejt
in
Hie
innlli
"f
March
exceeded
all
Hrevinu
rcconl.
There
were
in
alien.
lance
21
1
hoy
and
116
UirW
from
Ihc
Uiiukliobor
orlho-
ilov
I'linimuiiity
ai)l
aiMiuon
there
were
220
from
thoxe
inde-l.endenl
of
the
communal
CHILDREN
INJURED
BY
INTONATORS
IN
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Lad
Tried
to
Open
Tin
and
They
Exploded
In
Basement
or
His
Homo
NT.W
YITMINSTi:H,
April
211.-
Alice
Copeland,
ix
years
of
'
.1...
II
r
l..
line,
may
"e
'
l,e
resun
"i
i-jurie
reveled
when
a
tin
of
dynamite
inlonator.i
w;incu
Herman
Knlnlit.
uf''!
h'li,
found
in
n
vacant
lot
and
Irled
lo
open
in
tho
baement
of
lit
home
here
Saturday
and
which
exploded.
Herman
was
severely
injured
a
was
alfo
his
sister
Ida,
aged
four.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
f-
iv
H
H.
C.
Silver
iiunwell
(Hadslonc
llaiellon
I.
.
1
Howe
Sound
'.
Indian
Marmot
rremii'i
..
Porter
Idaho
SilvntTrest-
Surf
Inlet
Terminus
Hid.
Asked
155.00
1
.85
I
.'.5
1.70
1.72
.33
.35
Vj
'
.
.0l.l
MYi
-15
32.50
35.00
MYt
.10
H
.07
V
.09
.
2.25
2.30
.
.00
V4
.11
.IOVj
.11
.08
.08
.50
AUTO
PLUNGED
Company,
INTO
THE
SEA
Two
Were
Drowned
at
Vaahon
Island
Sunday
When
Seven
Thrown
Into
Sound
TACUMA,
April
20.
John
William,
I
year
or
a'e.
Cliff
Heanmolit,
27.
were
drowned
on
Vahou
Uland
Sunday
when
an
auto
coutainiiiR
ieeu
pereutii
tluii2ed
uver
I
he
wharf
into
the
Sound.
HALIBUT
PRICES
AT
GOOD
JJEVEL
TODAY
American
Fish
Received
as
High
as
1S.5o
and
Canadian
up
to
16.4c
Halibut
price
al
the
l'ish
Kx-oli.mpe
Hp
moriiiu?
were
much
Improved.
American
Yalchc
re-eeiviiiK
bitl
of
from
10.3c
nn.l
7c
tp
IH.5c
an.
I
lc.
Uanadian
rih
brpt;rlit
from
15.1c
and
He
o-
Ifi.fb
and
lie.
A
lolal
oi
13,500;
pound
win
landed.
1
18,500
pound
from
ijiln
iiH5ricaii
bollom
and
25.000
pound
from
four
(Jana.lian.
The
arrival
were
a
follows:
American
Hnk,
23,000
pound,
and
Onah,
0,000
pound,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Ilalnier.
30,000
pound,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Zenith,
33,00(1
pounn.
ai
I0.3o
and
7c.
Irt
the
Hoyal
VM
Co.
Vansee,
32.000
pound,
at
10.0c
and
C,
lo
the
Hooth
Fish
eries.
Kuroka,
11,000
pound;
Wave,
5,000
pound,
anil
Itainler,
3,500
pound
lo
the
Allin
rishenos
Canadian
llrAfillc.
7,000
pounds,
to
Inn
Allin
Fisheries.
Cutui
fnear.
7.000
pound,
lo
the
Hoolli
Fisheries
Cauatliaii
Co.
Pair
of
.lark,
O.OOO
pound
and
Cape
Spepeerj
5,000
pounds
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Col
Storage
Co.
JAMES
SCALLION
OF
MANITOBA
IS
DEAD
WINNII'IUI,
April
20.
Junius
Scalllou,
HI
year
of
use,
for
many
year
an
outstanding
fiff-uro
in,
the.
fanner
movement
of
western
Canada,
J
dead
al
his
home
al
Yirduti,
Manitoba.
NIAV
YOHK,
April
20.
Major
league
ImU
swiii
with
a
veil-aranre
Simdar,
lift
Si.
Loui
Hrown
corin?
five
liome
run
in
their
ronlet
with
Cb-velaml.
Ken
William
-ecu
red
two
audi
McMauu.
Mice
and
Znrhary
one
each.
Manager
Speaker
ulo
hit
homer.
Holon
defealei
Yhiii?lou
by
heay
hitting,
Iloseulhal
of
IIikIoii
making
a
homer
in
Ihe
seventh
and
lied
Sox
scored
four
run
in
Ihe
tenth
to
heal
the
bainpion.
A
sipieeze
play
in
I
be
eighth
by
Chicago
defealed
l'illsbur.
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
SI.
I.otii
y,
Pillbur
3.
New
York
I.
Hrooklyu
2.
Pliil.i)lelphia
8.
Hoiou
7.
Cineinn.'iti-Chii-ac'o
poslponed.
American
League
Hetroit
t,
t:ieeiand
I.
Washington
I,
Philadelphia
lloslon
I,
New
York
9.
Cliicajro
7,
St.
l.oui
t.
SUNDAY
GAMES.
'
American
League
Philadelphia
2.
New
York'
7.
Hoslon
8.
Washinulon
0.
Cleveland
5,
St..
l.oui
II.
Chicago
t.
hetroit
2.
National
League
St.
l.oui
0,
Cincinnli
I.
I'ittsliui'K
3.
t'.liicaso
t.
New
York
0,
Hruoklyn
8.
MEMORIAL
TABLET
TO
MEMBERS
OF
CANADIAN
ARCTIC
EXPEDITION
1913
OTTAWA,
April
20.--
A
me
morial
tablet
ha
been
placed
in
Ihe
Dominion
archives
building
here
a
a
tribute
lo
the
memory
of
10
niemlier
of
the
Canadian
Arctic
expedition
ID
13
to
1018,
who
perished
during
Ihe
expedi
tion
in
widely
separated
sections
of
Iho
Arctic
SHIPMENTS
BY
WESTERN
ROUTE
VANCOFVF.II,
April
20.
The
total
.grain
shipment
through
this
port
for
Ihe
season
so
far
i
10,000,000
bushels
and
I
hero
is
about
four
and
a
quarter
million
bushel
in
the
elevators
hero.
The
total
shipments
for
the
year
will
go
well
over
the
fifty
million
mark
nnd
may
perhaps
eqlial
Iho
urevloiift
record
of
51,000,000
for
1023-2
1.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
imunci:
nui'tiHT.
i.a,
Monday,
apiiil
so,
11120.
Saturday's
Circulation,
IIS7
Btrrrt
SalM,
IS
Snv'nijf,
Ihmifrh
niMiiis
their
lille
as
world
lia-ketliall
I'huntpiou
Ihe
fanuiu
Kdmoiit'iti
(Irnds
team
phm
ngruphed
hefore
halllc
with
l.akeides.
Toronto,
for
Ihe
Canadian
title.
which
they
won.
SUNDAY
PROVED
Premier
Makes
Record
During
BATTING
DAY!
Month
of
March
and
Branching
Five
Home
Runs
by
St.
Louis
Against
Cleveland
Yesterday
Afternoon
Out
in
District
says
Dale
Pitt
Producing
nn
average
tif
100
ton
per
da.
Ihe
famous
Premier
nunc
In
the
PurHand
Canal
district
durtutr
the
mouth
f
March
exceeded
all
previous
output
record
hj
mining
iWiOOU
(on
of
ore
ai
cnrdiug
tu
llale
L.
Pill,
mauajrer6f
the
mini;
who
lmIiicfe
vilurJU-iliiitVjpf.
the
lotal
protluctiiui
for
Ihe
month,
12,000
lulls
wli
seiil
uiit
over"
Hie
Iruiiiliiie-
for
smeller
Irealinenl
and
7.000
ton
went
through
the
conceii-Iralor
which
recently
had
ils
capacity
doubled.
iMiriiig
Ihe
tnoiilh.
(he
tramline
wn
LEMIEUX
f
OR
WASHINGTON
Ottawa
Paper
Says
Speaker
of
Commons
Will
be
Appointed
Ambassador
OTTAWA,
April
26.
The
Journal
of
this
city
says
It
learns
on
reliable
authority
that
Hon.
Rodolphe
Lemteux,
speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons,
has
been
offered
the
position
of
Canadian
Ambassador
at
Washington
and
the
paper
states
that
It
believes
he
will
enter
upon
his
new
duties
at
the
close
of
the
present
session
of
parliament.
O.
A.
Clothier,
resident
mining
engineer
will
leave
al
the
end
of
Hie
week
on
bis
annual
trip
of
mining
inspection
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
He
will
way
ahnul
a
fortnight.
in
operation
UlS
jer
cetil
of
Ihe
time
both
Hay
ami
niaiit.
w
lilt
Die
new-
concentrating-
unit
now
in
full
operatjon.
Hie
March
output
will
probably
be
exceeded
in
April
state
Mr.
Pitt.
Mr.
Pitt
states
thai,
while
op
eration
continue
on
a
steady
bais
at
Premier,
the
company
is
branching
'out
into
the
district.
Iteeenlly
it
acquired
the
Canlu
and
France
groups
of
claim
on
the
Alaska
side
of
Salmon
Hiver.
Asked
regarding
the
Indian
Mine,
in
connection
with
which
there
ha
been
a
wood
f'Nil
of
rumor
lately,
Olr.
Pitt
said
that
uch
rumor
was
not
unfounded
and
that
there
might
be
an
interesting:
announcement
lo
make
in
the
near
future.
Mr.
Pitt
arrived
tfrom
Premier
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
mornitwr
and
will
continue
to
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Cardena
to
morrow
afternoon
BIRTH.
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.-
and
be
Mrs.
Arthur
Nelson,
209.
Seventh
I
Ave.
Weslf
April
22.
Ice
Still
Holding
at
Dawson
But
It
Will
Move
in
Few
Days;
Part
of
River
is
Already
Clear
II
look
a
if
the
ice
at
I)uw.on
will
move
in
three
or
four
days,
according
to
reports
received
by
Ihc
(ioveninietit
Tele
graph
in
coitneelion
-with
their
daily
wealher
report
al
X
o'clock
this
morning.
The
Klondike
flivcr
ire
moved
last
night
and
all
jammed
al
Ihe
month
vyherft
it
How
into
Ihe
Yukon.
The
ice
on
I,akc
I.ebarge
is
unsafe
for
(ravelling
and
is
going
to
pieces
f:ist.
t
The
Yukon
Hiver
i
elQa
from
I.ebarge
lo
some
distance
norlh
of
Ihe
Hig
balmoii
Hiver,
I
also
clear
at
Carmack
Laud-
iiiig,
at
rive
1-iiKgers,
and
is
thought
to
be
clear
from
Mlnlo
In
Selkirk.
A
jam
half
a
mide
wide
north
or
Selkirk
I
holding
at
Coffee
Creek.
'-J
There
i
some
open
water
al
Stewart
Hiver
but
Ice
1
holding
at
Ogilvin
although
it
isgoltlng
very
rotlen.
.
.
-i
High
temperatures-
prevail
everywhere,
Iho
reading
this
morning
being
a
follow
:
:
V
$
llaiellon
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temperature.
00.
1!;
Telegraph
Creek
J
Cloudy,
mini:
temperature.
15.
'Of
Smitliers
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
5i.
Hum
Lake
Cloudy,
calm
temperature,
50.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
lem
poralure,
17.
AnyoS;
Clear,
calm;
tempera
ture.
52.
"
v
Stewurt-iioudy,
calm;
torn
peralure,
18.
Whilehorse
f-
South
wihd
clear;
temperature,
15
K
Selkirk
'Cloudy,
south
iwlnd
temperature,
50.
k
w.
.i
Oawson
GloudyiealmX.tem
rlilure.
00.
perfl
Average
for
the
Yukon
45.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upslalr
Dining
Hall,
with'
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CKNTS.
HURCHL.
DELIVERS
HIS
MIDGET
SPEECH
tn.
iin
.
nn
m
nn
n
ii'fl'fliiiim
iiiiiiiai
iiil'
111
iiiibii
una
l
ifi
m
a
hlmilix
iTiinc
nuuuu
iuxuku
dnirmciiid
uuiumi
ihmui
Mid
uall
nil
I
IT!
F
I
.
f
(l
a.
mmw,mj
u
wiflI
(Ul
Deadweight
Debt
is
Immense
says
Chancellor
of
Exchequer
in
Budget
ich
will
beg'n
repaying
war
debt
this
year;
I
1
1
j
r
j.r
ra
mm
m
m
mum
mm
mm
m
m
m
mm
ut
mj
m
m
w
which
should
have
been
surplus
nVIWI
niil
'
1
111
III
Iilliltrpi
.ItTli
in
lUt
niun
iiT
..a....
ir.nin
linn
iti.imi
a
..
1
1
.iiniHiiiii
.,r
a
1.
..a
...
It.u
mi
el...
...I
r
NO
PARmlN
I
M
,
M
MY
ML
M.
I
mi
Li
I
illli
Itiiii
-
"
'
-
t
ven
am
u
half
billion
khiiiN.
..Mig
internal
dchl
wns
reduced
during
(he
jssl
jear
1
..
vi
i.'rtii.if
111111
int.
i'liiti
iiujiv
linn
iiiriw.fi
fi
1
1
n
iini
I.
1
'
..
!p(i.lle
MirplU
Of
5,000,000
in.
to
a
.Iff
ifil
of
CI
l.OOii.llOO.
How-per.
In1
deolareil
Hie
nation
was
richer
tlian
It
was
a
year
ago.
m
-v
1
limn
nm
'it-riii
iruue
iniurut
iiik
uui
Y
f
2lllll
allllj
1
"ai,ic
"MiUMne
wure
ueprrs-
View
to
Aetlon
iiir
l.uuri-Wor
announced
that
-
.
I
-
.LI.BI
'
I
.
.
.1
1
.
1
.
1
1
III
IuhtIII
I.UI'Iftl.
1
1
II
11..
nn
with
nn.a
d-il
lo
llrilatn
during
the
r
NO
WORD
RECEIVED
FROM
CAPT.
WILKINS
SEARCH
PLANE
READY
l-'.
III
HANKS.
April
20.
-
No.
wnril
liu-t
Uci'ii
re-rciri)
from
Captain
fit'oriif
Wilkinx.
who
left
for
1'oiitt
llarnm'
elrven
ilay
ui'o
ainl
preparation!
arc
now
completed
for
Hie
earch
(ilane
tu
ilciMil,
the
North
American
News
AlhaiiiT
staled
liiiiuy.
ARRIVES
FOR
DRYDOCKING
Olvenchy
Which
Stripped
Propeller
Blades
at
Massett
Here
In
Tow
of
Malas-
plna
Mataspiuu,
having
in
tow
her
smaller
sister
ship,
Olvenchy.
wli;cb
was
stripped
of
iter
propeller
blades
after
striking
an
obstruction
in
Massett
Inlet
near
Walun
Hiver
cannery
iast
Mouday
morning,
arrived
in
port
al
0
o'clock
last
evening'.
J'he
(iivenchy
will
be
taken
in
dry
dock
here
for
repairs
and
Ihe
MalasDiua
will
rclurn
lo
the
Queen
Charlotte
bland.,
'
The
trip
across
Hecate
Slraits
lo
lhi
port
was
made,,
urujer
aupiciou
weather
condition
and
took
only
eleven'
hour,lhe
two
vessels
having:,
left,
Watbn
Hiver
at
7
.qclock
yesterday
afternoon.
The
official
parly
on
board
the
iiventhy
consisting
of
Customs
Inspector
Miller,
Mason
and
Pollard;
Post
Office,
Inspec
tor
llayne?,
and
I)ilrict
Kngin-
eer
Fqrde,
wlio.-spenl
the
week
at
Walun
on
the
disabled
ves-
sel-which
was
lyiing
aLjinclior'
af
ter
the
accident,
proceeded
south
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morn
ing.
The
(iivenchy
was
taken
tip
lo
the
dry
dock
early
this
afler-nooti
and
will
remain
there
until
new
propeller
arrive
from
Vancouver
about
the
end
of
the
month.
OIL
STATION
FOR
SKIDEGATE
Negotiations
For
Site
Proceed
ing
and
Imperial
Oil
Will
Establish
Supply
Centra
In
order
to
supply
the
fishing
boat
in
that
vicinity
and
also
lo
cater
U
the
residents'
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
the
Imperial
Oil
Company
i
planning
In
establish
an
oil
station
at
or
near
Sdidegale.
Oeorge
Wood
land,
manager
of
the,
company
here.
slated
this
morning
that
they
were
negotiating
for
a
site
but
so
far
had
"not
closed.
Un
til
they
had
sacured
a
suitable
sile
they
were
not
in,
a
position
to
state
what
their
plans
would
be.
The
Skideale
correspondent
of
the
Oaily
News
mentions
a
dock
170
feet
long
and
tanks
with
a
capacity
of
100,000
STOCKS
WEAKER
ON
JXCHANGE
NT
AN"
YOHK.
April
20.--Price
caied
otT
on
Ihc
slock
markcl
today
when
bear
selling
depressed
the
motor
issues
as
much
a
five
and
a
half
points,
with
corresponding:
declines
in
dome
in
dustrial.
BETTING
TAX
IN
BRITAIN
LONDON,
ApiH
20.
Chancellor
of
the
exchequer
Winston
Churchill
announced
to
day
that
a
new
tax
'of
-five
per
tent
on
al!
legalized
ty'llujir
would
be
liu-Vjetl.
The
beer
lax
I
to
bv
relained.