Of
TAXI
Boston
Grill
UdiJt
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
XI.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhtrs
at
Anytlrr
floor
for
bire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Pr
'Hi-
least.
Phone
467.
it
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"
?
VOL
XVI
,
NO.
81
I'ltlVCtt
Itf
"PI-'MT
HA..-.
WEIlXF.Sli
W
A1MIII.
7
tu-X
Velcrday
ctrruUtta.
Hit
sirt
ttt
PRffTR
PIVK
CENTS.
MONTREAL
MAROONS
HOCKEY
CHAMPIONS
FIRE
WAS
Banff
Springs
Hotel
Burning
This
Morning;
Northwest
Wing
Gone
(.
M.dAliY.
April
J.
-
Tin
II
oil
Springs
Hold
iHi
iileil
!
-
li
-trovnl
by
(in
tin
morning
ami
tlx
rft
of
tit
trurur-;
.
..rfij
doomed
a
I
ll.'io,
less
than
mi
hour
after
I
lie
fire
,r(i-d.
Tin-
Canadian
Pacific
ItnilwMv
end
luwn
fin-
fighting
forte
u.
c
uii
ilili'
In
eopo
uilli
the
Itkip
ami
help
vn
mullet!
liy
(i
no
troni
here.
I'lii'
hotel
w
tn
have
opened
on
May
I.Y
TANK
EXPLODES
UNDERGROUND:
Struck
by
Lightning
and
la
Now
Boiling
Ovsr
a
Field
In
Call-
fornla
M
I
I
.s
illllSI'O,
April
.
underground
nloraac
tulle.
Mflllll
Of
tMrr
I"'-
Oto
L'uioti
"il
Cm-
'!
t
k
tl'
llgllllllHK
lilt-
u
foHrd
to,
a
HrrriMc
1
-
i
i-ii-h
tntkr
nanirnni
v
0
eainlW
an-
re-
l'i
TM.ir
U
construct
of
'
"
11..
I
l
.'!
'
If
III
-
in
in.-
ml.i
K
contain-1
u
nullum
and
y
i(iur1r
bar-
-
.f
..1
I
;..ii.
in-
iMittfS
mad"
lo
pre-'
')
1
1
in
k
iifmlinJ
-
'.'
1
In-
fn-1.1
an.
I
wcniliMp
,
'41.
ank.
MINERS
KILLED
(It
GAS
BLOWOUT
ly.
Suffocated
Five
Minutes
After
Working
had
been
Eiamln-ed
I
by
Government
Inspector
VWAIMii,
April
7.
-
ufler
Hip
Jin
wlirn-
nil
iimi
i-'ruhk
Suiniry
iv
rkiiiB
hi
lh
iiiiily
mini"
a'
i
-
-
nl.v
M
onlay
.
jjiail
Iwi'n
I'uiiii-tl
by
HoXfrniMciil
iiip'f-'il.
IIk'
men
wirf
killil
wIhmi
-
iT.ii
ali'il
by
11
jfii
blowoul.
I'll
1
iiiiri'n
were
liolli
iletul
b-n
'
ifir
Ihiii'
tttri"
rermervil
Irotr
'
lli-llI
II
lll'lnili'il
i.ll
twi-li
imiilllen
nfli'l'
III"'
l'll"lIOIt.
AIRMAN
LOST
NEVADA
DESERT
Franklin
Rose
Carrying
Air
Mall
Being
Sought
Today
After
Being
Overdue
IIOISK,
lilaho.
April
7
-
Franklin
ItuHo,
pilot
or
the
rir.Hi
norlh-bouiiil
airplane
on
the
KIKn
Nevada
lnrn
Valiinglon
cnulracl
nir
limit
roulP,
was
lost
lust
I
night
(.oiiiewlierc
in
the
wllilcr-ne
of
NqMida.
Hum
lefl
F.lku
late
In
the
afternoon
niiil
wiid
line
hero
"l
fl
o'clock
nuil
so
far
an
can
ho
learned
I
ho
iilnne
had
not
been
sighted
nfli'l
leaving
lilko.
An
all
night
oca
re
h
illcovon.'d
no
Icaoe
of
(ho
inlrejild
airman
and
I
be-Ing'untliuii'd
Imlay.
BURBERRY
DIES.
HOOK,
jlnihpshiio.
April'
7.
Thnmaf
Kuriiony.
Invonlnr
of
wiilerproi'if
olhiiig'
bearing
Id
name,
died
here
today.
DESTROYING
THE
BANFF
HOT
norlliwcsl
wuig
of
Hie
huge.!
the
Canadian
I'ai
ilic
Hailwuv!
I
GLASGOW
SUFFERS
FROM
INFLUENZA
MANY
PEOPLE
DYINQ
iil.SiiiiW.
April
7.
Die
iiy
i
hi
I
lie
grip
ol
an
itiflui-iiiii
epidemic,
official
rfi...rl
liowmg
thai
there
were
i22
death
from
Ihul
ewie
laid
week
ami
tin'
number
is
in-rt-rauia
YANCOIA'ER
PIONEER
DIED
HEART
ATTACK
Henry
Darllnn
Wat
at
One
Time
Manaeee
of
the
British
Yukon
Navigation
Campany
YAM.il
VKH.
April
7
.-
SulTer-inu
e
l'r
alUi
k
while
ilirlal-ilia
a
I'ller
lu
In
tlauelitrr
who
ai'iil
a
.MHWlarv
in
I
he
nfflc
lierr
yetenlay,
lleniv
Harlini..
war
of
Vaiiemivrr
htmiiffr,
M"I
nlmiiel
inin-.lile
harlina
'
""r
hxiho'iiI
iiiaiitttifr
of
tin
llnli1
Yukon
Xavisalkin
tympany.
A
proiiiiiu'iil
imirine
urrliiteel.
lie
bail
rliarze
of
the
buiblins
''
In-
lisinier
(Vmiox.
f.npilano
ami
lkiiiiillom
wIhmi
11k-
niipcriii-inleiil
eilneer
of
I
lie
L'liion
Sleniiiliip
f.oinpnny.
WEATHER
REPORT
dly
lloeniiiHMii
Ti'li-aruili)
Termeo:
rleur.
wni-ly.
leiiip
Anvu:
clear,
calm;
leiuji.
31'.
Ilaellon:
clrtr,
mini,
letup.
I"
sinillier.:
clour,
calm,
louip.
to.
Smllier:
clear,
calm,
temp,
.tt
Hum-'
Lake:
clear,
calm.
temp.
:io.
i'eb-ii'iipb
Crock:
elear.
calm,
ii-mp.
Wlillelmri'i'
clear,
calm,
leuu
.
i,,il
Selkirk:
clear,
num.
Icliip.
liuw.ioii:
clear,
calm.
lemp.
v
Axciaue
for
Yukon:
lemp.
15.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
1
.1)5
2.10
.10
t.ur.
.nn
,;ik
,
.ol
.
.ni?
.lift
.
.13
.15
m
.17
.on
.or
2.23
2.30
.Oil
14
.11
.12
.11
.(IS
.(H
Wheal
I.C..
Silver
lialy
Ala'ka
..
Dunwell
OhiiMoiio
llaiellmi
Indian
I..
A
I
M
annul
premier
poller
Idaho
Sllvereresl
....
Surf
Intel
Morley
Phler
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
I'rlnce
(ieorif
Hi
In
afternoon.
He
Is
oft
His
way
in
Anvov
tn
the
course
of
nno
of
bis
periodical
business
trip.
I'
M(ll
-S
PLWIIOISK
III
llFJ
Miovi!
jiJm
sliow
(lie
n-
wliu
h
m
i
iiiry
ih'ioy-'J
ihv
Si..Ki'p';ir,an
Mcnmnai
Tlicalrc
on
Hie
ftnok-
iT
llir
vouf
Kiijrl.-iiiil.
Mul
of
Hi'
ulri'
troasnri1
il
ronlauii'il
wire
fortm-alely
falxagcil.
FAMOUS
IS
ON
SANDY
BOTTOM
3apU
Berqulst,
Owner
of
Ves-sil,
and
Underwriters'
Re
I
presentative
Arrive
to
t
I
Inspect
Wreck
l
ie
rousi
freighter
Famous.
wlilttlr
elrnt
k
Louise
Hock
near
Italhitfrol
Cannerj-
in
I
lie
Skeena
dUor
off
Sunday,
later
inkiuv,
is
fpitins
eay
on
fAe
sandy
bottom
pi
U
small
buy
behind
Village
Is
land
eeriii
woni
nroiwui
o
lit
flty.
today
from
Ihe
scene
of
tli
slrnudiiig.
Ihe
after
leek
on
awash
At
high
tide.
Ileforp
any
atlempl
is
made
to
pump
the
vessel
uul
and
float
irr.
ner
nirgo
or
ion
ions
oi
tinplale
de.tineil
for
llalmoml
Qnnnery
wJII
be
laken
ofr.
The
ejLlciil
uf
I
lie
daiunpe
has
nol
yel
lneu
aseerluincd.
Capl.
Ilenpiisl
of
Victoria,
own
er
of
the
famous,
ami
(.apt.
Clarkson.
of
Ihe
sniu
Frauclsco
lfeanl
of
I
nderwrllers.
arrived
from
Ihe
south
on
I
lie
l'rinec
(ii'orse
this
afternoon
and
will
go
ouf
lo
Ihe
wreck
with
Hubert
Ward.
Ihe
lo.al
representative.
on
Hie
susboat
Zananli.
I.quip-
nixtil
for
l
It
ligbleriiiK
ami
oiimidnu
mil
"f
(lie
vessel
has
al
ready
I
n
taken
to
the
scene
of
the
accident.
TRAIN
WRECK
NOVASCOTIA
Ocean
Limited
Leave
Track
and
Several
People
Injured
but
Nono
K'llcd
HALIFAX.
April
7.
--
The
in
coming
Ocean
Limited
train
from
Monlrcal
was
wrecked
between
Thompson
and
csl
Uiesiei
('liniberland
couuty
all
Ihe
sleep
ing
cars
havinii
left
Ihe
rails,
ac-
I'onlllig
,io
iniormauoii
niveii
u
Hie
(l.,N.ll.
Duo.
passeiwer,
Panl
I.iindy
iif
Sydney,
NjS.,
surforod
u
lirjikoii
Jogt.ijnd.
lvyO
tciiUrj.
a
womiiti
hint
a
man
siiiTered
frotii
cuts
amt
tiriiises
niul
anolher
had
his
hack
Injured.
The
cause
of
Ibe
accident
was
a
bVokon
rail.
:
BIRTH.
A'
son
was
boln
on
April
5
itf
I
In'
l'rJnoo
lluperl
fielienil
llos
pilal
liw.Mr.
and
Mrs,
W.'O.
Vnl
pey,"
I
It'
Ambrose
Avenue.
Three
Seaplanes
iro1
of
.
Summer
says
maj.
Motherwell
:
VAMUH
Kit.
Aju
il
7.
Snggc!.tioii
(hat
as
a
icstill
of
decreased
appropriations
Ihe
fisheries
itcpai
liiu-iil
air
patrol
uf
waters
in
the
noiih
from
Prince
Iliipecl
might
ho
abandoned
wore
vigoroHsly
scoulcd
ly
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chiof
in-
sioclor
of
fisheries.
Ho
sajd:
other
thing-
lo
keep
Ihe
palrol.
lir
work
and
I've
roinpletcd
Li
iiiler
J.
II.
I
iiilhope
of
the
tiin-oovcr
slatnni
of
Ihe
Royal
Canadian
'
lorce
lo
hive
Ihree
seaplanes
operaiiug
from
the
IVinee
lluperl
-lulion
thi
summer."
AN
ATTEMPT
TO
MURDER
MUSSOLINI
i
:
Woman
Fired
Revolver
at
Italian
Premier
Point
Blank
;
and
Missed
ROME,
April
7.
An
attempt
to
murder
Benito
Mussolini,
1
head
of
Fasclstl
and
Premier
of
Italy,
was
made
here
today
and
failod.
The
crime
was
committed
by
a
woman
who
fired
a
revolver
point
blank
at
the
Premier
but
missed
her
aim,
a
slight
wound
being
the
only
result
of
the
effort.
BASEBALL
SEASON
OPENED
AT
PORTLAND
Haln
Interfered
With
Games
at
all
Points
Except
Portland
l'OHTLANn.
April
7.
The
baseball
season
opened
rather
iu-
auspioiously
today,
only
one
gaino
being
played,
Ihe
others
1)0
1
postponed
on
account
of
uiin.
The
opening
panic
here
ngainsl
Seattle
resulted
in
a
decisive
win
for
the
home
team
by
a
score
of
ten
runs
to
five.
FIRE
IN
WINNIPEG.
WI.NNIIM'.O.
April
7.
Fir
sluiilng
in
llie
v
Aiwyle
apartments
at
Noire
llanio
Aventi"
last
nighl
caused
damage
'iinonnlinif
to
70.000.
OUTLAWS
KILLED
MAN1U.A,
Aprit
7,A
force
of
constabulary
killed
Ion
more
out
laws
and
wounded
n
number
of
oihqrs
in
a
figlit,
In
I.anao
tro
v
luce.
SPRINGS
HOTEL
THIS
Coming
for
"eries
"""s
"If
nocessury
we
will
sacrifice
In
lad
we
plan
to
intensify
mir
arrangements
with
NpiadilHi
APRIL
CASES
COUNTY
COURT
Docket
for
Month
Includes
Ap-j
peal
of
Japanese
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
from
Liquor
Conviction
ilouuly
Court
was
in
regular
monthly
session
yolenhiy
morn
ing
before
Jinl-iO
Young,
cases
being
set
us
follows:
Theo
I'dlarl
vs.
.lames
Krikev-.
ky.
aptMal
from
small
debts
court,
dispute
over
coods
sort
and
delivered,
amount
involved,
$80.
F.
F.
Jones
for
pl.iirilitr.
st-f
ror
April
28.
Sudan
SiiKa
vs.
John
Milton.
I25
over
iias
enuine
sab.,
W.
H
Fisher
for
plaiulitT.
set
fur
April
21.
Willianuyiayner
vs.
Joseph
ltrovvn,
V5
damases
as
j-esul!
of
car
accident,
W.
F..
Fisher
for
idalnlilT.
April
20.
Ilex
vs.
T.
Kemei,
appcujjjroni
conviction
ami
line
or
?Jiii
imposed
by
Slipondiary
Mu;itslrati
J,
1..
Itarge
of
Queen
Chiir.lolti
P.ilv
for
keeping
liipior
(or
.kale
Pal
more
Fullou
for
iippcllau!
pnl
10.
TOWING
SHIP
TOWARD
COAST
Making
Flva
Miles
an
Hour
In
Direction
of
Cape
Flattery
COUDOVA.
April
7.
The
steamer
West
Niger
lo.lay
re
purled
I
lint
she
w
as
tmviiur
the
disabled
sleamor
hcalland
.Monl'ana
towards
Capo
Flattery
making
five
knots
an
bour
undev
ruxorablo
conditions.
Montreal
Maroons
Win
World
Championship
I
Professional
Hockey
:
Victoria
beaten
after
hard
fought
game
under
j
Western
rules
at
Montreal
last
night
!
MOXTllKAU
April
7.
The
Montreal
Maroon
won
lh
Stanley
Cup
"iI
pioio.-iuual
hockey
i-humpiuiiship
of
Ihe
world.
Iilcroaling
Hie
Cougars
Iwo
fcoal
lo
nulliing
lal
night.
They
j
took
Hie
!erie
from
Ihe
i
oal
?exlettc
Uiree
game-
lo
one.
The
i
lorai
nalioiial
league
chuiup
luil
won
Ihe
firt
lvy
games,
1
Victoria
Ihe
lliinl.
laM-
niglu'c
game
which
went
lo
Ihe
Kn(ern
leani
was
pluycil
mitler
Weslcrii
rules.
Superior
defeiiie
system,
coupleil
I
wilh
uucca-iiig
u(tack,gave
Hie
niaromis
Ihe
lliinl
victory
.uul
;i
lie
title
!
Victoria's
brave
lion,
cbam-
pious
of
the
we.ti-rn
league,
went
I
down
Xisililire
but
imable
lo
iiiaki
any
liea.lway
against
liiej
almost
impregnable
Moiilreal:
machine.
t
Montreal
got
full
measure
foi-j
ilu
ir
w
in.
Tbey
uul
play
e.l
the
t
OoiiKars
and
Die
brilliant
play
of
idumhlin;;
slock
to
a
larger
score.
Battltd
Bravely
,
-
Yicloria
battled,
too.
fighting
earnestly
to
prevent
defeat
'
np
I
onslaughts
were
led
by
I.ousmi:i
and
Kredcriek.-ou
but
lueiR
be
was
not
enough.
I
hey
were
roundly
clieereij
after
the
strug
gle,
the
spectators
standing
in
their
scats
and
loudly
acclaiming
the
game
and
courageous
spectacular
hockey
vvhicii
the
wesl-
erners
had
shown.
Stewart,
the
player
who
tallied
the
goals
for
Montreal,
had
tos'
his
pet
stick
lo
souvenir
hunters
alter
the
Maroons
beat
Ottawa
for
Ihe
National
Hockey
League
title.
Following
Saturday's
win
by
Victoria,
the
Maroon's
t.v-
broadcast
an
S.O.S.
for
the
pel
scoring
weapon
and.
it
was
de-
llvere
just
before
the
frame
and
off
it
came
the
eoals
which
decided
Ibe
ci'owuins
victory-
ELECTROCUTED
WHILE
ATTEMPTING
TO
TAKE
CAT
OFF
LIGHT
POLE
FOHT
WILLIAM,
Apt
Alex.
Tena,
farmer,
on
the
Arthur
Hoad,
is
lying
in
Hie
bos
pilal
suffering
from
severe
burns
on
the
feet
and
arms
when
lie
came
in
contact
with
a
1
i&rl
power
transmission
line
carrying
2,01)0
volts
.when
he
tried
or
Saturday
evening
lo
rescue
a
cut
which
was
marooned
on
a
iob.
near
the
live
wires,
lie
received
Ihe
eleetri.-
jolt
while
trying
lo
reach
Ihe
cat
with
his
hand.
The
-hock
threw
hint
30
feet
lo
thn
u
run
nd,
when
be
also
sustained
a
deep
cut
in
his
head.
According
to
latest
reports
Ihe
al
is
still
on
I
lie
pole.
PORT
WARDEN
OF
MONTREAL
IS
HERE
Capt.
II.
C.
Hrovvn.
poll
warden
of
Montreal,
is
a
visitor
in
Ihe
city
today.
Arriving
recently
in
Vancouver
from
Montreal
by
way
oT
the
I'ahama
Canal,
be
came
north
on
the,
l'rince
Ceorge
this
afternoon
and
will
proceed
Fast
on
tonight's
train.
He
is
on
all
vacation
trip
to
the
Pacific
coast.
CapL
llmvyu
is
one
of'tlie
best
known,
of
Ibe
Atlanllo
'Ocean
ship
masters,
For
a.
quarter
of
a
century,
before
boconiintr
port
warden
of
Montreal,
lie
vvus
with
Ihe
AlichOr
Iiunaldson
Une;
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MORNING
ATr1l
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AIM
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II
II
IH
IVl
f
AA14A
UJVUUlU
t
Was
Prominent
as
Managing
Di-
ractoe
at
Powell
River
and
in
Timber
Interests
VAXCotVO;
April
7.
-
Norman
Itusselt
Lang,
managing
di-
ier(nr
uf
tlie
I'mVell
lliver
I'll
In
Paper
Company,
one
of
the
most
prominent
businessmen
ol
Hril-
ish
t'oluntbia.
died
suddenly
last
night.
Mr.
!.ang
was
bom
at
Hamcl,
Vermont,
in
I8ti'.
and
came
here
in
191
1.
He
was
closely
identified
with
the
timber
industries
of
this
province
ever
since
bis
ai-rival.
He
was
director
of
the
Brooks
Scaulan
IVUrlen
Company
and
director
of
the
Timber
Industries
Council.
PEAcSir
ELECTION
CASE
Member
Will
Continue
to
Sit
During
Session
and
Then
Press
for
Case
.
OTTAWiA,
April
7.
D.
M.
Kennedy,
Progressive
member
lor
Peace
lliver.
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
(bat
heAvould
sit
throughout
the
present
session
and
then
intend
oil
to
pros
Tor
action
on
the
pc-tilion
filed
in
the
Alberta
supremo
court
asking
for
his
disfranchisement
ou
the
ground
of
irregularities
in
the
election.
WILKINSBACK
CIRCLE
CITY
Now
Only
150
Miles
From
Fair-
banks
on
Return
Flight
From
Point
Barrow
NKW
YOllK,
April
7.
The
North
American
Newspaper
Alli
ance
announces
that
Captain
Wilkins
reluming
front
the
Point
Harrow
base
for
the
proposed
Arclie
exploration
flights
has
landed
safely
at
Circle
Cily,
130
miles
northeast
,tf
Fairbanks.
He
flew
from
Fairbanks
(o
Point
Harrow
last
week
vvjtli
supplies
for
the
party.
PRESIDENT
JAPANESE
PRIVY,
COUNCIL
DIES
TOKIO,
April
7:
Harou
No-bushlge
Iloiumi,
bresident
of
the
Privy
Council,
dled'jjliW
morning
"of
pneumonia.
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