25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Holol,
3rd
Ave.
I'u,
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VUl
XVI
,
NO,
83.
MARINE
CONFLAGRATION
AT
Marine
Disasters
Near
New
Orleans
Result
in
Number
KN
t)Hl.KNH,
April
0.
-Mine
lliun
I
wo
score
seamen
1m
icvi
d
to
li.ive
their
Uv-
in
;i
mtii-s
of
river
disastrrs
lif
,r-.ki-Mii
in
I
Iif
virility
of
New
Orleans.
The
greatest
iif
thoughl
In
haw
bren
Liken
when
t
he
Dutch
steamer
S
ullulnl
villi
I
lie
Standard
Oil
Company's
tanker
TtMin-'.
II
Wheeler
lat
uighl
10
mile
below
here.
The
pru--
I
iiwigc
i
eerteil
In
approach
Soilll.OIH).
.
.
..
.
a.a
a
i..
a
a
r,
Tlio
niivamis
laier
wcui
in
:i
g
Ii
ilk.
No
IhhIic
wen;
DAILY
TRAIN
;
SERVICE
SOON
-
of
a
(mtii'i.
of
rpluwii
aboard
Schedule
Similar
to
Last
Yearjih"
'
when
in
drydick
ye-
Uill
h.
R..um.d
bv
CNR.
Itrnlay.
Twenty
-nine
member
of
on
May
10
w
Md
0.
l-l
B
.in.
-nicr
ill
le
re-'Ii.
t'.uniuliAll
Nilllnll-,
n
i..
e(i
Prince
Hn-i
I
.liimiiUHB.
The
It
mMi-
i,iI.mI
no
timet
na4l
iiMim
Vuhi
i
If
Kl
a
i
m
tin
MiWiuhiii
ami
l:
'
'
nt
II
M
in
the
tlt
-
v.
a
the
.!
Iat
a
,
'
I
Ih'
ii"
1
1
.mi
(Mil
ay
:i
'I
nu
ti
am
in
OH
WOMAN
DIED
RESULT
ATTACK
1
WNMIlVl
lt.
April
"
Alii
i'V
an
lllllilrli!
MIHIl
"in,
tlo
from
Im
in
'he
or
Ullli
lllOll
li'-
e
mi
'
V
Ilaxcl
Inch,
a
Mall
lireeil
'.
uUilitenl
Injun'
-
winch
'eil
111
Iter
ileath
in
II"'
l"'"-n;
1'iilay.
I
.j.Iv
iiii
riiliioi
'i
'ii'
.
"
ulie
Miit
able
""'
I
"
before
ulie
.ln
.1
w
-
I1'"1
Ua
a
1
1
41
1
in
'
BABY
BURNED
'
HOUSE
FIRE
W
IMI'i:il.
Annl
0.
Tratl't!
"heir
home
in
South
Winnipeg
whi
n
ru
e
rolloweil
an
explosion
eoal
oil
ued
by
Mugloir
SI.
ineeui
in
llsfhlliiK
the
kitchen
I
aiie.
his
rive
year
ohi
noy
aim
tune
nintillH'
old
baby
were
burned
lo
death
today.
The
wife
and
is
oilier
ehllilren
and
linen
1
Kiifls
escaped
without
injury.
MINERS'
FEDERATION
AGAINST
COMPROMISE
WOULDSTAND
FIRM
I.O.MMIN,
April
IL
The
exeeit-lle
or
the
miners'
federation
derided
lo
rrjert
Hie
proposals
of
the
mine
owner,
and
will
recommend
o
Hid
ileleKales
to
'
Hni
conferenco
lnertlng
hero
today
that
a
rirtit
(sfJiml
bo
(i)keu
iijtnlnst
dislrlnl
sellleinents
ami
1
wage
reiliU'llons
proposed.
Miss
Doriilliy
Newsoino
and
Mls
lorolliy
llnmsay,
inenibcrfl
of
Hie
Kradtialo
nurHlim
staft
or
IIik
lini-l
Imiixou
Oeneral
Ilps-
pilal,
wi'ro
imssentfern
sallijifT
fiir
Vaiirouvrr
aboatil
Hie
sieam-er
l'rince
UeOrvo
IhU
.inornlns-
r
'""v
J..
W,
'
-"'
-
.
DISASTERS
NEAR
NEW
ORLEANS
of
Lives
Lost
me
oonoiii
inter
uniting
a
ii
recovered.
Thirty
-five
member
'of
the
crew
ur-
iil
to
In-
mis-j
Hie
The
earj."
nf
I
lie
vcel
i
ln'ln'f.i
Ui
lime
ciploded
after
tin'
rolltsion.
Ini'
members
of
the
rrew
of
i
in-
SlJinNrd
Oil
Tanker
O.
T.
i
arum
are
rnJfiiK
a
a
result
illir
riv
of
:mio
were
iitjureil.
SOUGHT
SHELTER
FROM
WOMAN
WHO
WOULD
MARRY
HIM
.
I.hNoN.
nt.,
AjrU
!.
.
!
-
Maui!
rate
liray-i(m
ri'iiiiinili'l
I"
jail
fur
a
Mri-ik
h
ymnijf
l.oiulonrr
who
li.ol
viiliinlanly
iiiilil
Hie
hell
er
of
l-Iimiliuarter
to
wne
bliu
Iroiii
a
yuunp
woman.
The
l.iiioloiier
enteral
the
InIioii
Ml
lniiliiltrtl'leelr-nw
llial
the
girl
wax
mi
ii'it.Mit
iimii
marry
injf
linn
Unit
he
QttuM
nol
iali-
her.
He
wan
con-
im
fil
thai
hi
mily
wife-U
umilil
lie
in
liavltut
liarx
liHwi'.-n
him
ami
Iii
lal.v
!
.
hen
Inlil
Hint
ihe
enahl
nol
lie
arrenteil
for
lo-in-
him.
he
4ealr.l
to
he
locked
Ui
lllinoelr.
lie
nrsnptl
I
Ii
ii
t
he
wn
rial
broke
ami
eoulil
nol
alTonl
lil
weililiny.
Inil
Hie
fael
iliil
linl
eonl
Hie
nnlor
of
bin
frlenil.
FORMER
RUPERT
LADY
MARRIED
AT
TERRACE
Miss
Elsie
Beatrice
Sutherland
Becomes
Bride
of
Anthony
Well
of
Usk
II
IIUACr..
April
0.-
A
quiet
i.in.L.
W114
Holemuieil
al
the
here
on
Wednesday
af
ternoon
when
Iturtil
Deuu
Marsh
..ih-il
in
marrlate
Miss
Msio
1.,
nl
rii'r.
ilaiwliter
of
Hie
late
John
Sutherland
ami
Mrs.
Sulh-
eilaml
Vaneoiixer
aim
loriucr-i.-
.ii
lM'ince
lluncrt.
to
Anthony
'j
-
.
Well
or
Isk.
'I"'
ceremony.
wiiiii'.-sed
by
Mm.
Marsh
and
Mr.
k-..ii.,i
The
bride
Is
well
known
in
pnuee
llupert
whjye
she
spenk
,er
rhililhooil
days.
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
Well
left
on
Wednesday
ninM
hT
Usk
where
I
hey
will
resiiio.
ONLY
SALMON
SOLD.
i
iniv
Kidmen
was
sold
nt
the
i.m-1.
'I'ri'hMiice
this
nioriilng,
1.
,.
hiivimt
been
no
liallbul
ar
a....
u
oirer
ns.
I
he
salmon
Mdes
were:
Taplow.
0,500
reds
ami
1)00
whiles,
lo
the
Canadian
.'j.h
A
Cold
Sloraut!
I'o.
al
!5.o
i
Ilinno.
1.000
reds
and
flOO
whiles,
lo
llm
Atlin
J
islior
ies,
at
I
lA'c
'"
:it''
Advertise
in
the
Daily
.News.
Northern
and
I'lUNCH
UNION
Oil
WOULD
HAVE
PLEBISCITE
Trades
A
Labor
Council
Thlnka
Public
Should
be
Sounded
Out
on
Question
of
Police
Change
Tin'
Traili'
A
l.aixir
Council
al
it
iiieeiiiu
la-i
i-veiiin
eiwagel
in
a
I'-iiiflliy
ilt--uiuii
on
the
Iroioal
lo
have
the
nliciic;
of
Hie
eil
lranfiTieil
from
muni-oipal
u
iroineial
aiilhorily.
VIiil
oifiiioii!
were
exr.eoeil
both
for
ami
avaiii!
(lie
move,
the
gioiei'ul
ffi-liiM
M-eineil
to
lie
that,
iieforc
any
tlefimlo
uli-p-were
laken
lowanl
u
fliaiwte,
it
tnibl
Im-
well
to
put
a
pleliUcile
on
the
inrl
inn
In
the
public,
ai
(be
ume
lime
n
the
forthcoming
money
ami
efevnlor
eieniptioii
bylaw
mm-
Milmiitleil.
The.
council
pani'i
a
resolu-tiou
tiuliiriiiK
Dial
of
the
Cal-pary
Trailer
A
tabor
'.ouneil
re-iiiesllii
the
feileml
.'
erumcul
lo
iiiiieml
the
Criminal
i.tiile
ti
permit
or
peaeerui
iiirkriinx
m
the
ex
cut
of
a
ntrike.
Other
bunnex
(
(lie
enuni
il
wn
largely
of
a
routine
uasre
Pr
b
ut
f
I).
Mai
,in,aM
vii
In
the
rlnii
ami
Hu
n-
a
a
.'ool
lltteiiilaiu'''
nf
delegates
TORNADO
HIT
.
CALIFORNIA
Spreads
Destruction
In
Us
Wake
but
Keeps
Away
From
Big
Conflagration
BEO,
California,
April
9.
A
miniature
tornado
hit
the
southwest
portion
of
this
town
early
today
spreading
destruction
In
Its
narrow
swath
but
headed
away
from
the
great
conflagration
raging
at
the
Oil
Tank
Farm.
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
RELATIVESARE
HERE
Miss
Jessie
Elizabeth
Reld
Was
Sister
ot
Mrs.
Owen
White
and
or
William
Reld
Special
to
Daily
Newsi
VANCOl
VKIt.
April
0.
Jc,ie
Kliabelh
lleid.
daiiKliler
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ambrose
Held
or
Vancouver,
died
in
I
be
Heneral
Hos
pital
here
Thursday.
She
leaves
beside-
her
parents,
three
brother
here
and
two
huH-
brolliei
s.
including
W
illiam
Held
id
l'rlnre
llupert
and
one
sister,
Mrs.
Owen
While
also
or
l'miee
duperl.
JOS.
ROGERS
DEAD
WASHINGTON
STATE
Word
has
been
received
In
llio
eilv
oT
Die
death
at
Holhel,
Washington.
on
Wednesday
evening
lasi
id
Joseph
llogers,
well
known
local
fur
dealer,
Avho
wenl
south
recently
in
Hie
hope
that
the
eliaiipe
would
be
of
ben
eflt
to
his
railing
Jieallli.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid,
Asked
Wheal
I.55".
II.C.
Silver.
I.!:i
2.011
niaiifjone
.35
Hovve'
Souud
31.
."0
Indian:'
10
.11
L,
ivl,.
II
Va
.15
I'orler
Idaho
oii'a
.loW
Silvercresl
II
H
.UI
Suir
Inlet
.08
.08
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
III
I'KIIT,
ll.ts
FjtlliAY,
Al'Jtll.
COMPANY'S
TANKS
1'ltlNt.iK
Al.lli
III
(
itl
U
(Jl
KK.X
.h
Iterlhu
M
(itrl.
w
ho
in
iMnteii
the
Prem
ier
.
L
Mackenzie
tig
Trophy
llo--
Moxley.
uf
The
la.
winner
of
tliC
K'-iiuh'
in
ilt
rlix
the
reeent
winter
sports
ear-ii
.
i
hi
the
Saskatchewan
raly.
wsmmimm
BaaiKMKlISrlS
iaaaaaaaaHlBBEK
tjBaHallLaaaH
lie
i-iini.v
di
naii'il
by
don
I
V.
I..
Mai
keni
r
Kin?,
premier
of
Canada,
for
Hie
lojf
Derby
championship
l
Northern
Sas-kalelievvaii.
I;
was
won
by
Itos
Moxley,
of
Tlnj
Pas.
Manitoba,
at
Hie
recent
Prince
Albert
winter
carnival.
Moxjey
won
the
HiO-mlle
race,
10
uoles
eiii-h
day.
in
10
hours,
ii
minutes
and
10
seconds.
.'i-iiii-
Johnson
was
second,
:(
oio-
tninui''
idshl
seconds
behind
Moxley.
WEATHER
REPORT
llaellon,
part
'cloudy,,
calm,
temp.
II.
Smilhers,
pail
cloudy,
calm
tempi
10.
Hiirus
Lake,
part
cloudy,
calm.
lomp.
3,
IVlt'gniph
Creek,
part
cloudy,
calm,
lump.
:l.
Terrace,
rlnmlyj
calm,
temp.
l)
hileliorse,
cloudy,
poulli
wind,
temp.
H3.
4
,
Hi
it
Salmon
cloudy,
soulb
wind,
temp.
12.
Stewart
Hiverj
cloudy,
calm,
enin.
11.
Two
inches
wet
snow
yeslcntay.
Vl
Ojjilvie,
cloinly,
calm,
temp.
IB
Dawson,
cloudy,
lemp.
20.
Averaae
Yukon
lemp.
25.
Company
Formed
in
Germany
to
Colonize
Saskatchewan
Lands
Bought
from
WASIIINliTON.
April
U.
-
-
Department
lias
been
advised
that
been
formed
in
Herlm
for
Ihe
in
Canada.
The
company
is
reported
lo
(UK)
lines
of
Saskatchewan
prairie
from
Ihe
Gatiudiaii'
Pacini'
Hiiilwnv.
which
vill
be
divided
licrmnn
tufmigr'uuts.
1),
11)20,
Yeilertli)"
Circulation,
1419
FUTURE
HOME
FOR
ELKS
IS
DISCUSSED
ilavm
Ihtii
siven
notice
that
'"
Moose
l.odr'e.
which
recently
I
ioi.an!
Hie
biiildiu?.
will
be
tak-it
possession
or
their
premise.
'
m
May
I,
Hie'Klks'
l.odse
al
il
jiee
iii
last
niht
went
inlo
the
jin'ioii
ot
a
ruiurc
home
nmj.
I
ojvi,
s
bad
tlirye
"
lutiposilleuis
dared-
bermfl
m:wi!fc.f.Vril'
I
'd
o
ilace
yli;r
oialler
in
Hie
uamis
of
a
-special
eoiiuuillee
Afi
rt
will
ivport
al
htlhc'
niec
uis
ro
Im
livid
next
week.
Olln-r
matlers
which
the
Klks
deal
with
lasp
nitchl
were
plans
j
tue
May
21
carnival
in
cblbi-(lorai
ion
willi
the
l-'air
Hoard
and
i
he
proposed
excursion
to
Ke!-
liiKan
on
July
I.
PROMINENT
MEN
AS
SMELTER
DIRECTORS
Sir
Vincent
Meredith
and
Sir
Herbert
Holt
to
Help
Control
Consolidated
Smelters
MONTKKAL,
April
9
Sir
Vln-ent
Mervdith
and
Sir
Herbert
loll
have
accepted
direclorsliips
ii
Ihe
tUoisnlidated
Mining-ami
imeilinv
Company
of
Caliailii.
it
-.vas
annoonred
al
the
pcriernl
tneeliiw
held
here
yesledaV
af-er
the
law
calling
Tor
ah
in-rease
in
the
number
id
direc-'ors
Troiii
D
to
it
had
been
voted
tor.
BATTERED
BY
BAD
WEATHER
:
Bark
Alvena
Arrives
at
Miami
After
Being
Given
up
For
Lost
.,
MIAMI,
April
9.
The
four-masted
bark
Alvena,
which
sailed
from
Aberdeen,
Washing,
on
December
11,
and
which
had
been
given
up
for
lost,
arrived
here
today.
Sho
was
delayed
through
being
battered
by
heavy
weather
In
the
Pacific.
Canadian
Pacific
The
I'niled
States
Commerce
a
Canadian
luml
company
lias
purchase,
sale
and
leasing
Of
laud
have
secured
an
option
tin
2
into
farms
nnd
sold
chieflyl
to
.
..'v:
Slrrrt
Salw.
193
IS
STILL
07
Fire
at
Tank
Farm
of
the
Union
Oil
Company
Spreading;
Damages
Estimated
$15,000000
S
SAN
IA
IS
OHISI'O,
Cal
April
0.
Six
great
reservoir
anil
nt
Irani
even
smaller
surface
tank-
were
Ial
evening
hurtling
in
the
centre
of
a
flaming
field
of
oil
that
extends
for
two
miles
in
one
direction
and
from
lilt
feet
to
threes
quarters
id
a
mile
in
the
oilier.
.More
than
(i,00U,0(H)
barrels
-of
oil
iucablc
uf
being
salvaged,
is
feeding
the
flames
with
ultimate
probable
loss
of
oil
and
equipment
amounting
to
r,00O.0Otf.
Two
lives
were
lost
Thursday.
A.
II.
Se;ber
and
his
sdu
William
being
killed
in
the
explosion
attending
the
boiling
over
of
one
of
the
oix
reyemor.
Ho
a
e
Taken
.
lMKA.
California,
April
t.
Further
ili-slrucliini
smeail
lale
last
nicibt
by
the
oil
fire
at
thej
tank
farm
of
the
I'll
inn
Oil
Com-'
Ipany
when
one
of
the
730,000
j
I
barrel
reservoirs
which
has
lieeni
buriiinsr
since
mornm?
boiled
over
and
ijrnitcd
a
third-
reservoir,
enulfinp
the
bouse
and
walnut
prove
in
flamin?
oil.'
Karly
thi
morning
the
burning
oil
from
the
blazing
reser-oirs
ei.'iilfed
ten
cottages
ami
.'-!
a
ranch
house.
4
WIND
AND
RAIN
IN
CALIFORNIA
CAUSES
.
DEATH
OF
5
PEOPLE
LOS
A
NO
KLKS,
April
t.
The
to
ot
death
from
a
bis
rain
and
wind
storm
in
this
district
increased
to
five
last
uisht
with
the
drowning
or
three
men
oh
the
breakwater.
V
4-
PRINCIPAL
CLARK
IS
HEAD
OF
TEACHERS
Principal
Brady
of
This
City
Represents
Northern
District
on
Executive
V.VNCOl
YKH.
April
9.
Oeorge
Clark,
principal
or
the
Kiag
Oeorae
High
SehiHd,
was
yester-
lay
elected
president
or
Ihe
H.R.
rcarhers'
Federation
or
Hritisli
Columbia.
J.
C
Hrady
id
Prince
llupert
is
on
the
executive
as
representative
of
the
Northern
H.C.
district.
BOYS
ARE
BIRCHED
IN
EDMONTON
COURT
KDMOXTON,
April
'J.
For
the
theft
or
250
worth
or
radfi
malerial,
three
youths
were
haled
bebn-e
the
Juvenile
courl.
They
pleaded
i;
nitty.
Hisliop
Oray
and
Father
Carl
ton
presided
and
the
lads
were.
with
the
consent
or
Ihe
parents.
sentenced
to
rereive
Ihe
birch.
which
was
adiniuislered
rorth-
wilh
by
Juvenile
orrieer
tiul-
teridge.
They
were
also
put
on
a
term
id
probation
and
orderen
to
report
regularly'.
The
stolen
aoods
were
returned
to
the
own-
BIRTH.
son
was
bom
today'
lo
Mr
and
Mrs.
V.
M.
Penny
oT
Seventh
ve.
West,
at
Hie
(tenerat
Ho.
lital.
Mr.
Penny
is
employed
ai
Premier
mine.
'
l.orue
.McAllislrr.
Canadial
Custoins
ofticcr
at
Whilehorse,
is
a
passenger
jiboard
the
Prin
cess
Mary
this
aflernoou
return
ing
north
after
spending
a
holi
day
in
Vancouver.
Miss
Gladys
Miller
or
Vauco;
ver
has
arrived'
jn
the
north
to
enler
training
for"a
nurso
at
the
ll.ykltoiytfenj
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVK
RKNTft.
SPREADING
INDIAN-PREMIER
DEAL
IS
DENIED
Only
Rumor
and
Nothing
to
it
Says
Local
Director
Regarding
Report
of
Sale
It's
only
a
rumor
and
there's
uolhiiig
to
it,"
slated
J.
Arthur
Smith,
director
of
the
Indian
Mines
Ltd.
when
asked
this
morn
ing
regardiny
a
report
that
the
Indian
mine
alrdewart
had
been
sold
to
the
Premier
(Sold
MiniiK-'Co.l.d.
Mr.
Smith
staled
lliat
Premier
engineers
had
made
a
thorough
examination
ofKlie
property
but
that
uolhirfg
ftF-lli&w3joT
u
had
Jet
been
brought
before
the
Indian
din-ctors.
J.
Fred
Ritchie,
the
president
of
the
company,
is
al
present
oi-a
I
rip
to
Seattle
a.
id
the
secretary.
1..
W.
Patniore,
is
on
his
way
Hume
after
a
trip
r.asi.
MAYORSEIiCT
ALASKAN
TOWNS
JlNKAl.
April
1.
-
Alaskan
mayoralty
election
results
received
since
yesterday
are
as
follows:
Petersburg
I'd.
l.oSkes
skaprway
AV.
J.
Mfilvihill.
Yaltlez
J.
Diniondl
Wrangell--J.
(.
tU'ant.
Sewanl-
L.
V.
Hay.
Fairbanks
Dr.
D.
DeLav-eri:ne.
Nome
Thorulf
Lesnian.
RICHMOND
FURS
INCORPORATED
YltTOlllA,
April
y.
Incorpor-alioiis
announced
here
include
The
llichmond
lurs
Ltd.
of
Prince
llupert
50.0(M).
privalo
company,
and
'he
t'rlnee
io'or?e
Theatres
Ltd.
or
Prince
George
350,000.
private.
ROAD
CONTRACT
FOR
SOUTHERN
INTERIOR
LET
FOR
A
BIG
SUM
VICTORIA"
April
v.-
the
contract
Tor
Hie
construction
of
a
highway
Trom
Golden
lo
Lake
Louise,
the
lalycsl
road
project
contemplated
this
year,
has
awarded
lo
Dawson
ami
Wade
ot
VanruuVer
ror
7H,H50.
SLOW
PROGRESS
WHEN
TOWING
BIG
STEAMER
-i
CORDOVA,
April
0.
Prosress-ius
five
and
a
half
knot
on
hour,
Ihe
West
Ntecr,
lowing
tlo
disabled
Wheatland
Montana
reported
today
Ihat
she
was
enf-periencing
heavy
seas
and
hd
made
200
miles
in
two
days
en-
Irgtite
Jo;'
CapeU'JaUer
v
i
k
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