iivr
mna
In
Water
Before
Res
cued
I
VlMlV
.inl
U
'llininiin
it
:
ii
-Milnr
or
(ho
HrilMi
f
Itiplt
y
l.aslli,
I
credited
.
rrina:
kubli'
rrape
front
H
He
frit
overboard
nr
meainer
in
mid-Atlantic
nigtit
of
April
2i
in
a
lnrricil
ea
ami
was
!
il
'wo
Iioiiib
later.
I.:it(liun
wii
nol
niieU
un-::au
an
hour
after
lie
went
i
;uard,
Tbe
steamer
ttirned
i
and
relrare.1
hrr
eourr,
iwing
out
Itfcliuov
with
i
I
to'
auor
tinaiiy
wa
if
il
and
cesrufil
by
a
lifeboat,
itjai
wot'
iiiUcn
by
sharks
n
wound
were
nol
serioui.
14
11
llfl
14
ll
H
fl
ll
I
nil
oiiiiiiiinii
i
GETS
FREEDOM
Guilty
of
Complicity
In
Win
ner
Killing
at
Edmonton
I
J
M
ON
TON,
April
2
John
i
iii
'son.
iinoii
w
ioe
lesii-
...
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....ili..J
VI..L-
.
rmr
rvriuu
iiiiii
ivvrviiiir
mi
vn.i
i
niiTi
vii.r
11111
'lis
were
iMiuvirled
and
given
i'
imiiriMutmcul
for
tlie
slayiiu
Joliii
Mllncr.
wa
dismissed
a
'(implicit)'
charge
today.
iic
youuis
nan
lesuiieu
inai
nu-p
l
IS
1111
H(il-H
PIUIV-i
.
...
....
i
I
II
-I.
1'lllT
IIIIII
I
II
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IV
Vl'lllflll
llllllllltllllll
III
llll
Ihng
IMDir
TMII1DV
llll
a
-111
rk
CAUSES
DEATH
nkL..
I
a
a
f
.
m
ait
t
.
.
"vvil
wwvilV
VIVI
niPini
In
Barrol
But
Slip
on
Orange
Peel
Proves
Fatal
m
LONDON.
April
2l
L
despatch
oni
lirltcliurch.
Now
Xeuland.
tales
lluil
Hobby
Lecli.
who
.
...
....
t
'in
hut
i
in
it
tini
rails
in
a
leel
barrel
in
1011,
Is,
dead
from
wuiios
sustained
when
ho
lipped
on
a
ideeo
of
ilrplorui?
the
fart
that
ii
large
number
uf
women,
many
of
llieui
Jyouiiir,
patrouixed
thu
parlor
and
calleil
on
the
cliurrti
lo
lend
i
(,el
in
l
ie
hired,
t.eeli
lirokn
lew
.which
fl
was
found
neces-
"y
to
mnputuio,
ailance
in
a
definite
campaign
lo
the
coil
thai
"bone
ilry"
legilutiou
shoo
Iii
l(!
enailtil
and
enforced.
MRS
JNlA
READMOND
LAID
TOREST
TODAY
funeral
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
From
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mr.
Anna
lleadmond.
whoc
ileath
oc-cnrri'il
on
Monday
evening
last,
took
place
at
2.30
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
H..
Undertakers
to
Fairview
IVinelery.
Ilev.
iliomii
ll.
HI
iuli
of
81.
Paul's
I.iithern
iMiurrh
officiated
and
W.
Vaugliau
Davie
presidiil
at
the
orpan.
Pallbearers
were
Sam
llaudencliild.
W.
Itolliwcll
Sr..
W.
Itolliwcll
Jr.,
A.
O.
Franks.
Perry
(Jameron
and
Fred
We-eli.
There
were
ii
number
of
floral
tribute
including
niece
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
VT
Wesch,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
J.
Itobertson,
Mr.
and
Mr
II
I
llolilnv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
O.
Franks,
and
Miss
M.
t.ross.
SIR
RICHARD
SQUIRES
FINED
$300;
FAILED
TO
MAKE
TAX
RETURNS
ST.
JOIIN'X.
Newfoundland,
April
'."J.
Sir
lllrlianl
Squires,
former
premier
oT
Newfoundland,
was
found
gully
today
of
failuni
(o
submit
Income
lax
returns
for
Hie
year
IUIS
and
was
fined
UJl'ti
Lust
November.
Sir
Hichard
was
fined
1,000
on
a
similar
charge
nti.l
(rial
on
six
additional
c
1
1
a
i
xt
es
is
to
folbny
In
answer
to
a
coinmiiiticnlion
from
the
secretary
(d
the
116s-pltal,
the
Holary
f.luh
loday
concurred
in
lln'
suggestion
name
Hie
"
C.X.IL
lln
new
children
s
warn
CO
I.O.D.K.
Ward."
steamer
Prince.
John
i
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V.
MiiiIIS.
I
rum
vainou-
UIIIIIIJU
Ulll'li
I
II.
..
ver
via
tlio
yueeu
unarmm
is
i
i.
.im
in
norl
toniulil
or
niinii
'
tomorrow
morning.
Is
Opinion
In
South
Saya
Vancouver
Despatch
MAYOR
TAYLOR
ACTIVE
25
TAXI
4.
-
'
Boston
Grill
Ambular
-
&u
Large
Upstair
Pining
Hall,
Sorvlc
"lnli.
,
.
with
neWy
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
l'Urary
flotr
for
bite,
Stand
Royal
Motal,
3rd
:'Urlati,0n.
tinv.
NEW
SqOA
FOUNTAIN.
and
6th
8t.
"1
HuiltUnLl
V'
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latestl
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
leant.
J
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI,.
NO.
100.
VOI,
PlllNCK
IIUPKHT,
U.C.,
TJIUJLSDAY,
APHIL
2,
1020.
Yeatrrdirf
Circulation,
HS7
Street
Salef,
473
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
EER
PARLOR
PLEBISCITE
IN
VANCOU
URGING
PATROL
!
Prince
George
Resident
is
OF
FISHERIES!
tronsly
'
-
Airplanes
Only
Effective
Method,
Provincial
and
Federal
Authori
ties
at
Victoria
Deplore
Action
of
Department
YANComit.
April
i'J-r-Tliero
is
n
rampaiKii
on
nolli
Here
alio
in
Victoria
for
the
purpose
of
securing
an
airplane
fiherie
patrol
for
northern
Hrilish
Columbia
this
year
according
to
Hit.
original
plans
which
wore
recently
quashed.
Mayor
Taylor
derided
yester
day
In
wire
a
protest
lo
Ottawa
against
Hie
proposal
to
reduce
the
aerial
fish
patrol
and
fire
fi?htUig
services
frntn
Uoverit
men!
ti,ics
in
Hrilish
Columbia.
rbj'opitiions
fioneral
expres
fed
here-
are
II"'
"ie
patrof
or
the
fisheries
from
the
air'
was
Hie
mol
elTective
ever
installed
In
Hrftish
Ooltimbia
wate;-s
an
to
revert
lo
the
old
system
would
be
a
step
in
(lie
wrong
lirection.
Victoria
Opinions
Victoria
Time
says
the
witli
Irawut
of
the
aeroplane
patrol
from
coast
waters
of
iirtllsli
Columbia
will
expose
the
pro
I
VICTOIIIA.
April
iO.
Tl
3
vinee's
most
valuable
fisheries
lo
Hie
depredations
of
Alaskan
fishermen
and
irregularities
on
llio
part
of
Canadians,
officials
of
the
federal
and
provincial
uovernments
declared
in
state
ments
issued
today.''
SUTHERLAND
WINS
IN
ALASKAN
PRIMARIES
Indications
Are
That
he
Will
be
Nomlnatod
as
Result
of
Vote
Taken
Tuesday
.
JUNTUU.
April
"HO.-
-Particular's
of
Hut
prllivAry
elections
1n
Alaska,
which
were
held
Tuesday
indicate
that
Dan
Sutherland
of
Ituby,
Hie
present
delegate
to
the
House
of
HepresenlaUves
from
(he
territory,
will
be
nom
inated,
tin
the
ltriulillcap
ticket.
Strong
opposition
had
developed
especially
in
Ketchikan
and
other
southern
centres
but
without
changing
the
standing
of
the
.delegate.
Control
by
Provincial
Force
The
following
i
an
extract
from
a
letter
written
by
a
pro
minent
citizen
of
Prince
(Jeorge
to
a
resident
of
Prince
Huperl
who
thinks
people
here
will
be
interested
in
the
view
held
there
in
regard
to
Hie
change
of
policing
from
(he
city
authorities
to
ihe
provincial:
"Frankly
the
policing
of
our
town
by
the
provincial
police
i
not
perfect
but
it
is
by
far
the
best
system
yet
tried
in
this
place.
I
have
been
here.iti
over
two.
years
but
in
that
time
I
have
seen
many
changes
and
the
only
police
service
approaching
satisfaction
ha
been
that
of
our
preenl
system.
I
think
iierhap
the
personnel
uf
the
force
ha
much
to
do
FISH
EXCHANGE
TODAY
There
was
no
haljbut
sale
today
at
the
exchange.
Two
boats,
the
Dolphin
with
0,000
and
the
M.
M.
Christopher
,
with
11,000.
offered
their
catches
but
Ihe
price
offered
was
,nol
laivge
enough
to
suit
ihciii
and
they
decided
lo
wail
until
.tomorrow's
sale.
They
were
bid
1'J.tOo
and
13.20c
for
first
rlassr
ainl
7o
for
second.
tccl
ion
and
the
maintenance
of
law
and
order
that
they
adopt
the
provincial
police.
"What
our
city
thinks
wa
with
tba
success
of
the
system
recorded
at
the
plebiscite
in
Jan-
nnd
we
are
very
fortunate
in
that
uary
after
seven
months'
trial
respect.
I
have
no
hesitation
in
recommending
to
any
place.
which
desires
proper
police
pro-
l
when
Hie
citizens
voted
over-whclniii-ly
in
favor
of
retaining
Hie
present
system.
"
TRADE
UNIONS
!
WILKINS
SAFE
WILL
SUPPORT
!
POINT
BARROW
COAL
MINERS
Hope
Yet
Expressed
That
Agreement
Will
be
Reached
and
Premier
Working
to
That
End
LONDON,
April
20.
General
support
of
Hie
miners
by
all
trades
unions
in
Hie
event
there
is
no
set
(lenient
of
the
coal
dispute
is
promised
ill
a
resolution
offered
today
by
the
executive
council
of
Hie
unions
affiliated
with
the
Trades
1,'nion
Congress.
Some
hope
of
an
agreement
being
readied
is
held
out
and
Premier
Haldwin
is
still
continuing'
his
intensive
conferences
with
both
sides
in
oritur
Ui
pro-
vent
a
strike.
NO
HALIBUT
SALE
ON
Second
Plane
Unable
to
Carry
Enounh
Fuel
for
Own
Supply
on
Return
Trip
MAY
CHARTER
STEAMER
Both
Aviators
and
Plane
In
Qood
Condition
at
Northern
Base
of
Supplies
NF.W
YOHK,
April
20.
Tim
North
American
Newspaper
Alliance
announced
loday
Hia.
Captain
ilkiiis,
leader
of
Hie
Detroit
Arctic
expedition
with
pilot
Kilsou
landed
in
tlieh'
airplane
in
good
condition
at
Point
Harrow.
This
is
the
first
direct
word
heard
from
the
avia
tors
since
they
left
Fairbanks
thirteen
days
ago.
Considerable,
anxiety
had
been
expressed
for
them
after
their
radio
contact
had
been
lost.
Detrolter
a
Failure
,
FAIIHUNKS,
April
.20.-11
it
authoritatively
staled
that
the
three
engine
plane
Detrolter
Of
the
Wilkin
Arctic
expedition
lias
to
dale
been
unable
lo
carry
fuel
loads
sufficient
lo
fly
to
and
frOm
Point
Harrow
from
Fairbanks.
The
trunsportatioa
of
fuel
by
airplane
lo
Point
Harrow
having
proved
impraC
ticable,
il
is
said
shipping
slip
plies
by
steamer
through
tiering
Strait
i
suggested.
NEW
STEAMER
AND
!
RAIL
SCHEDULES
rnmirMfr
ennu!
ItUMlHEdlLb
iJUUIll
Departure-
of
Boats
for
South
Next
Week
Will
be
Delayed
Until
After
Train
Arrives
In
Afternoon
Willi
the
new
train
!erviee;
going
into
curd
at
the
first
i
f
next
week
makin?
the.
hour
of
arrival
from
Hie
Kat
3.30
it.'
liirAaflcrhooTr-
iiiiSfeail
of"7-i-
In
two
weeks
time,
tin?
sprinl
steamship
service
will
be
brought
inpy
effect
givintr
isai!-!
incis
soulli
from
here
on
Thurs-1
day
and
Friday
nights
at
1
1
o'
clock.
I'hc
first
train
lo
arrive
here
from
the
Cast
at
3.30
o
clock
in
Hie
afternoon
under
the
new
six-day
a
week
schedule
will
come
m
on
.Monday
next
and
lite
first
train
out
will
be
on
Mon
day
morning
at
11.30.
In
the
meantime,
the
train
will
arrive
as
usual
from
the
Fast
at
7
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
and
the
Sal
unlay
night
train
will
go
out
at
8
o'clock.
Under
the
new
seryice.
trains
will
go
Fast
daily
except
Sunday
and
will
arrive
from
the
Hast
daily
except.
Tuesday.
PARTY
OF
RUSSIANS
ARRIVE
AT
VICTORIA
VICTOIIIA,
April
2U.--A
party
of
23
Russians
reached
here
last
night
from
Harbin
on
the
steamer
studiuoka
Maru
and
will
settle
on
the
land
in
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
...
11.(5.
Silver
....
l'orler
Idaho
Dun
well
it,
Silvercresl
....
Gladstone
:...
Surf
'Inlet
....
HaEeltou
Howe
Sound
Indian
Marmot
Premier
.
Did.
Asked
1.58
-S
1.83
i.00
.00
H
.10
1.80
1.8&
.00
i
.12
.32
.37
.081
.08?i
.01
V,
31.75
35.00
MM
.10
.07
.08
2.25
"
2.30
The
whaling
steamer
Gray.
which
took
cargo
off
the
C.P.ll
sti'ainer
Princess
Kna,
following
the
hitter's
slrandint.'
on
Hto
west
coast
of
Vancouver,
reports
by
wireless
thai
she'
was
20
miles
north
of
Cape
Scull
at
8.30
this
morning
bound
for
Prince
Hutiert.
Advertise
In
Ihe
Daily
-Xew9.
fllVIKfllLIM
IN
Mill
I
H
IIM
kAV
IK
Ik
A
Ik
Ml
ANk
PA
IV
III
Ik
h
IVHkK
k
Hkkk
lAtlAl
XAAVSkl
11
kVVAll
All
1
111
Ull
Vfl
illlll
LinilLl
1
111
11UU
11
1
11
Jl
1
1
Jll
1
JL
J
1IU11L1
f
f
-
-
a
tctidiuc
rrud
iukch
Vancouver
Beer
Parlors
and
Prohibition
Asked
r
i
I
r
I
rg6
numoer
or
women
pairomzea
rerresn-
ment
places
many
of
them
young
says
resolution
asking
for
campaign
Wl.Ol
Kit.
April
20.
t
iikimwii
lo
patron
oi
am
on
beer
pu.lor
volunteer
trctiitu
laker
working
fur
Hie
Van-
lfl-1
I
ll
T
1
IFIl.1lll
1
.11-
l
lllll.!
l.llllll
II
Mill.
llllll'll
I
IT
-
.
,
.
.
11
.....
..
r
.
ii
.
iy
oufsmic
aim
i-iiri-Kru
up
panned
seamier
inr
me
iiowuik
r
uniting
I""1
"
tlicy
hastened
Id
Ihe
oases,
iiu
fewer
than
t'linir1
workers
being
engaged
in
(lie
luk.
On
lln'
oiglil
of
April
0
pirkeling
parties
of
two
men
each
i
.i
..a.,
r.ri..
l
a
-
.
i...a
ii
a
..'..
v.
injJii
KLfla
ii
ul
IIM
u
liaiian
iiiiib
ivi'H
IU
111411
imsr
2
i'.Hi
men
ami
2Ht
women
derided
it
wa
nine
llicy
1
.
.....
'
hi.l.l.i.1
,.
.....
r....i.iii...
1...
..
L
IS
RITTFN
MID-ATLANTIC
I
.lUn,!...
U
ll
w
I
llll
III
lll
Ifl
.
1
I
Again
on
Hie
night
of
April
1
17
church
worker
took
up
vlsll
'outside
five
parlor
and
within
one
hour
counted.
7
CO
men
burn-ling
up
Hie
pavement
in
their
llialc
(u
down
a
lew
long
ones
before
cloif
time.
In
the
anie
lulrrwil
113
tiMiiiberw
uf
t
lir
fu-ralb!
Mtir
"e
ileridnl
:l"
wrpnllf
with
the
mall
o-oducl
Overboard
Frornl
AV
a'TWull
r
tie
tfporl
Hie
Wa
To
Hours
I'nMiytrry
iia.el
u
i-p!oliitoii
OS
TIIK
JKIIIC1IO
(iltKKN:
"Cliu.-k"
Hunter,
brilliant
young
Tanima,
Wahingtou,
player,
pulling
during
his
final
match
with
Jack
We.-llainl.
uf
Wathingtou
I'uiversity,
during
Hit1
fight
for
(he
amateur
title
in
the
recent
Hrilish
Columbia
golf
claics.
He
won
the
niati
h.
"Hob"
Stein,
the
Seattle
"siege-gun,"
previous
holder
of
Hie
title,
fell
by
the
way-Mde
before
F.
(
Thompiou,
of
Vancouver,
in
the
eights.
Did
Not
Worry
About
Losing
Cash
and
Gold
Watch
but
the
Liquor
Permit
Was
Different
VANCOU
VKH,
April
20.
(living
evidence
in
the
police
eotirl
against
(icorge
Ahman,
whom
he
accused
of
robbing
him
t
of
2JO
in
cash
and
a
gold
watch,
John
I'alter.-on
admitted
he
worried
but
little
over
this
loss
but
much
resented
the
theft
by
lA.-fiman
of
hi
liquor
permit.
I
i,atler.-ou
Kiid
that
while
drinking
with
Ashman
on
April
1
he
was
robbed,
and
detectives
told
of
finding
the
liquor
permit
in
possession
of
accused.
j
lluriug
his
evidence
Patterson
said:
"1
wris
not
going
to
I
worry
about
the
watch
and
-
Inionev
but
the
permit,"
It's
ai
frrirai
III
I
VI
'.
valuable
document."
declared
1
1
1
M
X
81
I
T
1
1
iMaji.sirate
liaw.
who
remanded'
V1UII
11UUUU
lie
:-ae
until
Friday.
ARABS
HIDDEN
BENEATH
COAL
Tried
to
Secure
Illegal
Entry
Into
France
but
Pounded
to
Death
by
Tossing
MAllSElLLKs.
April
2'J.
At
least
ten
and
possibly
twenty
of
the
forty-one
Arab
stowaways
who
hid
in
Hnvcoal
bold
I
earner
Sidl
Ferrucli
met
'ileal
ii
clock
in
Hie
mornin?
a
at
pre-
buried
durins-
duriny-
avfriVuzh
a'ruzli
crossing
from
vllfSieis
1
0;MurseiIle?w'htr
beneath
coal,'
it
became
sent,
the
sleamers
scheduled
loTiiiowri
loday.
sail
for
the
south
from
herc
ai'
Ten
bodies,
bruised
'and
black-0
o'clock
on
the
moniinj,'
or
tn.-d
by
the
poundiifg
oT'
the
May
3,
7
and
10
will
lie
delayed
coat
as
the
ship
tossed
at
sea
until
Hie
afternoon
of
those
day:
were
taken
Trom
the
vessel's
in
order
to
make
connections
holds
when
she
reached
port
tins
with
the
trains.
iafternoou.
The
ship's
crew
said
Hie
Arabs
were
smuggled
aboard
on
pay
hie
nt
of
200
francs
each
for
illegal
entry
into
France.
WO
TEAMS
WON
NINTH
INNING
Brooklyn
Defeated
Boston
and
St.,
Louts
Downed
Cincinnati
With
Home
Run
XFAV
YOdlK,
April
20.
Ry
scoring
three
runs
in
the
ninth
inning
Hrooklyu
was
able
to
defeat
Hoslon
yestojday
whilo
a
home
run
by
catcher
O'Farrell
ln
the
ninth
enabled
St.
Louis
to
down
Cincinnati.
Pittsburg
won
the
third
straight
game
from
Chicago.
The
recruit
pitcher
Jack
W'isncr
of
New
Y'ork.
held
Philadelphia
to
five
scattered
hits
while
the
Giants
Kitted
two'
Philadelphia
twiriers.
Jl'he
scores
for-yesterday
were:
National
League
'
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
2.
Brooklyn
5,
Hoslon
I.
Chicago
t,
Pittsburg
5.
St.
Louis
5,
Cincinnati
3
American
League
Chicago
9.
Detroit
5.
Philadelphia
0,
Xew
York
Huston
2,
WashiftKlon
5.
'Cleveland
7,
Si.
Louis
3
NEW
OFFICERS
3.
ROTARY
CLUB
Cyril
H.
Orme
Chosen
President
For
Coming
Year
With
Strong
Committee
The
liotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
loday
elected
officers
for
the.
coniihig
year
as
foltows;
President-
Cyril
IL
(Orme.
Secretary
Sid
JohHdpti.
Trea
su
rer
4
1
eorgq1
II
orie.
Fixe.eulive
cniiimftteeX-
Colonel
J.
YVt,
iXicholl,
:pbme,McMordie
and
George
Woodland.