"I
T
AW
A.
April
I.
-The
cah
'.
aflcr
due
consideration,
hat
:f'
ideil
that
there
hnlt
he
HO
In-'
i
'terenre
with
the
M-ntenccv
of
in
yi'ins'
Imprnontncnt
iMinned
p
dr.
I'..
W.
lloak
in
Victoria
'-
lletober
following
bin
Con-;
Y
ion
on
u
ehurge
of
innu-niKlilor
an
a
remill
of
rtinulUK
w
Iwo
pedcolriHiiM
with
hi"
iiuolilli'
and
kill
my
one.
RAIDS
AGAINST
STOCKMARKET
NUW
YOIIK,
April
I
Will.
Hie
recent
tide
of
llipiiilatioii
apparently
receding,
the
-took
mar-ki"
Mlcrilay
nuceensfuliy
wilh
K'ood
lnlerniillenl
allackii
aualn-l
in
II
)
mid
vurloip
mioc-iiiUlen
and
the
price
of
popular
Uiif
rallied
llneo
to
ten
polnU.
Hhoil
covering
accelernlpd
tin;
upward
movement
In
lalo,tradln
whleii
fell
about
2,500,000
rliare
for
(ho
day,
t
Kirl
Hil
lee)
lHloe.
One
oi
the
IMM
tedHlriel
wblrh
will
be
cUrleil
here
ini
uirdiHlrl)
1-
llml
ol
lining
Kliip
whirli
rarry
Hie
jiram.
Tlu
ba
to
be
Uolir
iroiupil
and
will
lie
mi
a
iirrel
deal
m
H-elf.
AImi
t
will
pro
like
luine.
for
locul
tawnidlff.
History
of
Deal
When
a
local
grain
board
wa
funned
lal
year
it
formulated
propimal
for
loain
tin-
elevaior
whleh
wa
al
tbat
Him-
lurucd
down
by
Ui
liovenunenl.
Hi.-MlaUer
wa
then
allowed
lo
re
I
uiilll
early
Hiii
year-wbeu
F.
I
law
ton,
accompanied
by
M.
I'
MtCtitrer)'.
nde
a
petal
Irip
H
Calgary
wilh
I
lie
object
of
oiiee
more
lfiteretln
Hie
ikmiI
(ii
tin
Hirl.
'lliey
mlrr
lewiil
Ihe
bead"
of
Ihe
nool
ami
arrival
at
a
tentative
cbeme
for
operalnm
the
elovulor
whicn
Ibey
could
la)
hefore
lllO-lioveriinienl.
The
local
ine
then
lyime
home
and
a
few
day
lalcl-
Mr.
Imwion
made
1.
-pedal
trljf
to
illlawa
mid
di-
n"-.eu
ine
mailer
ai
icipm
"
the
member.
Fred
Slock,
ani
Willi
him
laid
Hie
pniKnl
he-lore
Ihe
(Sovcrtiuieiit.
Tbev
were
unen
a.
gotxl
Ihearnig
ami
alter
,,,iii'
diMHisstiifl
the
liovernniein
accepted
the
iiropoal
a
a
haHi-for
urKoltaHoo.
Met
the
Pool
Mr.
Havvion
then
went
al
once
(0
Oalfary
mid
laid
the
mallei
before
a
meeting
of
Hit
director
of
the
pool
with
Ihe
re.nill
tlia
a
special
lepresenlnlive
waenl
by
(hem
to
iillawa
to
eio.e
inn
ileal
He
ha
been
In
Ottawa
foe
.cvi-ral
day
and
Mnentl
tele-
irf'aiii
have
pnieil
williin
lh.
mint
few
day
m
regard
to
it.
The
outcome
wa
the
receipt
ot
the
ineanc
ibi
nnrnlug
lai
Pckin
the
Ihe
LONDON.
April
I
For
Two
Years
Matiif
New
Ion
IihJh.v
had
I'-e
tlIwJ3
wrefrom
Fred
NlurL
In
OnneclrfMi
with
the
deal:
-Agrerinent
Hrrive.l
al.
Only
ileiii
fullamliiig,i
lhal
of
taxation,
I'lea-e
.ulniiit
nrce,ary
hylgw-
lo
'ratepajer.
Leai
I
for
two
year.
Would
utijfgerl
bylaw
40
provide
for
lonper
perkwl
of
exemption.
If
you
concur
anlieipiituvr
rohire
opera
lion.
ill
he
away
for
few
day,
relornuig
here
Monday.'
HOLD-UP
IS
FRUSTRATED
One
Robber
Killed
and
Two
Captured
In
Seattle
at
Noon
Today
SEATTLE,
April
1.
One
robber
was
killed
and
two
were
captured
at
noon
today
when
they
attempted
to
hold
up
the
payroll
of
the
the
Brewster
Cigar
Co.
Employees
of
the
company
rerlsted
when
the
three
men
appeared
on
the
scene
In
an
automobile
just
as
the
pay
car
arrived.
The
robbers
selied
the
money
and
were
about
to
depart
when
their
automobile
collided
with
another,
one
robber
being
killed
at
the
curb
and
the
other
two
being
captured
In
a
nearby
alley
by
a
messenger.
The
trump
freighter
Holder.
M.l,.
will,
il
i
expected,
call
here
Mime
lime
this
nmnlh
en-rnub
to
.Queen
Charlotte
City
where
she
will
load
a
cargo
of
lumber
for
the
Atlantic
senium
rd.
Battle
Taking
Place
in
China
Sixteen
Miles
from
Peking
for
Possession
of
the
Capital
l;,
hi
Is
raging'
m.
'
special
ilepalcli
lo
Ihe
Daily
.Mail
from
Chiiieso
capilai.
Failing
H
hiking
place
10
mile
d.la.,t.
hoomiiiK
of
gun"
hoing
plainly
nudihle
111
I'ekin.
I
I
0
ivnding
iirtoy
is
..inrchiiig
from
lh
ilirection
ufTient-
.
..
nlmilllfllieil
llV
the
Niilional
forces
n
w
eek
.
ago.
Since
Ihnl
Hie
arinlo
Iiavo
hcen
iti
flOse.ciiiilacl.
the
yalionah
retretititib'.
plant
will
Man
jui
as
oon
a
that
work
is
completed
Mr.
Foley,
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
al
the
first
of
Hie
week,
will
return
south
on
Salur-day
morning,
lie
will
he
hack
here
in
a
week
or
ten
day
and
will
make
hi
headquarters
in
Prince
lluport.
"JOCKO"
ANDERSON
WILL
BE
LAID
UP
RESULT
FRACTURE
Break
In
Leg
Is
so
Near
Hip
Impossible
to
Use
Splints
on
It
MONTHKAL.
April
I.
"Jocko"
Anderson,
Ihe
defense
man
of
the
Cougars,
was
operated
on
yes
lay
and
a
plate
put
In
as
a
suit
of
the
Injuries'
to
his
leg
received
at
Tuesday
nijjlil
5
A
severe
Imllle
for
Hie
posesion
of-gume.
The
fracture,
is
so
near
the
hip
llml
II
I
linpossii'ic
io
ue
splints.
Anilersou
will
he
laid
up
jiero
for
-some
lime
a
a
result
of
Ihe
accident.
'
.
V
;
Siiliscrihfi
lo
llift:ha1ly-N'ewa.'L
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mmn
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
'"hu
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Cth
8L
'
I.
it,,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
-and
best
for
Hie
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
t'i
i,rlini
.11,...'
least.
Phone
487.
''"
it.::"-
!
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI
XVI..
.NO.
77.
PIIINCF
MUPKHT,
IMi,
THURSDAY,
APHIL
I,
1020.
tHtriUft
Circulation,
HIS
Street
Site
S0f
PRICK
FIVR
CENTS.
mnce
Rupert
tlevator
Leased
to
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
and
Will
Be
Operated
by
Them
in
Future
SEVENTY
MILE
GALE
ONTARIO
Three
Quarters
of
a
Million
Dollars
Damages
to
Bell
Tele
phone
System
Estimated
MANY
TOWNS
ISOLATED
Heavy
Snowstorm
Today
In
East
ern
Ontario
and
Maritime
Provinces
'ilT
WY
A.
April
I.
-One
uf
Hie
.:
-i.niu
in
the
history
of
n
itt
irurk
U
greater
jHr-
I.
.if
nr
province
yeaterda).
,hh.jj
ii
network
of
li'taampti
ut
i
i.
li
plume
romtlioitirrttloil
urn"-;
totally
disrupted.
A
.,
,.'
mil-
gate
wllli
rain.
leet
!,!.,!
A.
I
.11.1
llprllHl
IIUIIICIOI1
iVjii'
'
Bl
lOWMS
of
tlie
IIHSHII
iiiiiiuiui'RiiiiH,
wt
iorm
h
iuily
destructive
In
the
v
W
mmMocI,
Hamilton.
...
ii.ti
Hie
latter
city
being
r
i.i.ir'
Oil
'I,.
t
It
I
i
ilalwt.
:
!(
Hell
Telephone
i
!
minted
Ml
three
f
ii
million
dollar
ami
.
,,i.li
rompanie
lo.l
i-
l
nolo.
I
.
ii.iB
fruit
ililrtt
r-
"(
.
Ml
i.
klllltll
1
il
IHU'fll
im.miiiiih'
province
were
1
ii
lev
lnwlorttl.
PORT
ARTHUR
HOCKEY
CHAMP.
Team
from
Lakehead
Defeated
Toronto
Virslly
In
Thrllllno
Contest
Last
night
Tiilt'iXlii,
April
I.
Irl
Ar
'
tii
i-eiauird
tin
Allan
Cup
an
J
the
senior
utnulrur
hockey
championship
of
Canada
defeating
Hi.
I
ii.
iity
Toronto
In'
nsjrhi
i
-
ii-
(
Ihrec
Jwo
I'll
fc.itiM-
wa-
A
thrilling
one
..nin;
"!
iiiin
l
overtime
period-
"ulci
In
break
lilt
I
If
Till
f
I
of
Mil'
W-elel
lter
'k
lir
second
ypHr
in
-
'on
Unit
Hip)
have
won
I
In
Deal
put
through
largely
through
good
oiHces
of
F.
G.
Dawson
who
has
worked
strenuously
to
have
it
consummated
Word
wa
received
tin
morning
l.y
1".
(,.
)awon
horn
I-red
Mork.
M.l'..
ut
Ottawa,
dial
the
Prince
Itiiperl
elevator
ha
been
leacd
to
I
he
wheat
pool
of
Albert;,
otherwise
known
the
Ciiwdiuii
Oj-ui.tTtttive
Wheat
I'oilurer
Lid.
with
an
option
to
jnrfhuc.
No
.articular
arc
giien
in
lhi
telffrram
Iml
it
i
iimlmliMMl
tin-
!ioue
will
he
taken
ver
in
the
near
future
uud
ojK'nilctl
!
Hie
pool
in
the
handling
of
the
Alherla
crop.
To
wlmt
extent
the
elevator
will
he
ii!.ed
thi
utiiiiier
i'
Hit
known
hut
it
i
iuiilerlood
it
will
he
operated
lo
riiparilv
a
Mun
a
llie
next
crop
is
avail-
"
able
for
eijMiri.
iag
,hc
Hevator
llaJ
,H.er,
Revival
of
Industry
ih.ed.
i
The
umUntt
of
lbi
aarrrniruL
MiMritt
W,eat
fool
eon-'
.
one
f
Hie
in-l
iiiifMirlai
of'
mrr
evenly
jn-r
nnl
renl
thai
ha
avrr
liapH-olj
,w
wll.ai
raie.l
in
Albrrla
audi
.n
Prinze
llup.Ml.
II
wmt
tU:
it
ln
,,rb,,lr
lbi
pnHorlioii
may!
thin
jMirl
will
be
-tililiiHj
a-ji(,
i-rarr
nexl
mr
!
an
i,rl
point
from
wlilrh
j.rj1,.,.
nUBfr,
lH.lt
lin.
uckv
vtill
trade
lo
all
partx
oi
Ihe
world.
iih-hiio
tbr
vXeli-ihiurf
of
inueli
money
on
the
ruilw
at,
an
mereaoe
hi
I
be
uuiu-
Iht
of
railway
Fmploeeii
herr,
iiioi
work
for
the
uiwrbin
Imp-,
more
work
fur
lite
lry-ilix'k,
more
work
lor
the
Ioiik-
liorelurii,
more
itlKllie
ariNlllll
from
I
be
preenre
of
sailor
in
purl
pret
(rally
iliroutfbout
the
year,
iucreawd
employer
at
the
dork,
buiiie
li.on
row
I
hn
lh,
w-iiitnyxliplMliiHHW
ewrl
wJAillHtAlM
r
1
1
1,
iuoir.
ii.
hi....
ariivit)
mel
it
tl
t
.iii'Ii
in-ii
n
n
.
'
me
llml
"
r-
-.
-
w.
BOAK
SENTENCE
MUST
BE
SERVED
Federal
Cabinet
Decides
Not
to
Interefere
With
Punishment
on
Victoria
Doctor
in
having
urh
i
pubhr
spirited
man
a
Mr,
iawou
to
rairy
thmiib
Hie
arrangement
o:i
I
heir
behalf
and
that
at
no
t'-lMnie
in
ihp
aily.
They
aUi
have
bad
Iba
ariivr
help
of
the
member.
Fred
Stork,
ami
Mr.
Mc-Cfllfery
heAMHl
mueh
puldi--opiril
in
sfntner
with
Mr.
liwso-:
itn
lr
Irlp
to
IJalsary
when
llie;
neothillono
were
ope'ied
Th
j
ftUtrdine
b"
leen
eiuinenlly
,
ifaHn;
nd
ifufRil
1'eoplc
will
t
MURDER
CHARGE
NOT
SUSTAINED
VANCOtVKIl,
April
I.
"No
Hill"
an
(he
verdict
relurncJ
liy
I
lie
yrainl
jury
t-i
lite
indie
went
charging
Harry
Howard
ami
Acx.
Anderson
with
the
murder
of
John
Hogics,
a
(irtrt
eoniertinnrr
on
February
It.
Hi
ii
eroneraliiig
the
pair.
Moose
Purchase
Brick
Block;
Will
Use
Elks'
Home
Rooms
for
Club
Soon
as
Possible
One
of
Hie
iunl
important
real
ealiilc
lrai-arlioii
lial
1
1
:
liikcu.
plui
here
rerenlly
i-oiiMiiiinialed
lhi
ilioruiug
helwveeu
the
local
lodge
of
thr
Lo;il
Order
O!
Alooie
;iuil
Mj-..
Mire
tllapp
wherehy
Hie
former
heronie
owner
of
the
lieekwilh
lllock
and
Iwo
lot
on
Hie
miuIIi
-id'-of
Third
Avcie
near
the
corner
of
Kirl
Street.
The
deal
wii
carried
out
Ihrougli
Hie
office
or
Then.
Collarl
Ltd.
ami
the
jirice
iiitofled
war
?'.'0.imiO.
Mil
ill
of
clone
.mil
cement,
.50
1
I
Oil
feel,
the
Ueck-wilh
lllock
i-r
one
of
Hie
rily'-
newer
jiermanenl
triic'liire,
having
hcen
jml
up
aiiout
four
yc;ir
ngo.
It
i
Iwo
slorcj
in
height
mid
h;t
a
front
faring
of
red
brick.
The
hao
flicnt
i
50
hy
50
with
wall-
of
two
fool
thirkue.s.
The
deal
va
roufirnied
hy
the
Moo-e
Lodge
at
a
meeting
al
njght.
The
Imildiug
will
hecome
the
er-lu.'ineiil
home
of
(he
lodge
whicli
will
move
in
a
mm
a
at
raiigcinciits
V;in
he
made.
The
top
floor,
now
occupied
h
Ihe
Klk.
will
lie
n-cd
hy
Ihe
.Moo-e
Lodge
a-
clnlt
ami
lodge
roonic.
The
firl
floor,
now
ned
as
a
furniture
lore,
will
not
he
interfered
with,
it
i
expected.
The
Mooe
Lodge
will
raNe
the
money
involved
in
the
Iran
"action
hy
floalmg
'lo
deheiitiirt'
among
its
:t50
nieniher?.
i
New
Salmon
Cannery
at
Captain's
Cove
to
be
Built
for
This
Season
Work
is
commencing
at
once
and
John
Currie
and
Son
have
contract
for
driving
of
piles
for
wharf
CouMrurlion
of
u
new
one-line
alnion
cannery
al
Captain'
Cove
on
Pill
llaiid,
ahout
thirty
mile
down
the
coa(
from
Prince
Huperl,
1
lo
he
tarled
at
once
hy
T.
F.
Foley
uf
Vancouver
who
i
at
present
in
the
cily
making
arruiigeineul
for
the'
obtaining
of
coiotruclion
material
and
who
confirmed
hi
project
to
the
luiiy
New
(hi
morning.
It
is
Ihe
intention
to
hae
Ihe
plant
ready
for
operation
hy
July
20
to
engage
in
the
packing
of
fall
fish.
Mr.
Foley,
who
wa
formerly
aocialed
with
the
Loek.eiH.irt
cannery
on
Ihe
Oueen
Charlotte
,
llamls
and
who
previous
to
that
inniii
grt
nTr
operated
in
.outliern
district..'
I
KhW
llr
NHlr
ohtaned
the
ile
at
Caplain's
VllUIT
VI
Ullll
Cove
from
W.
J.
Jcrferon
of
11710
nPfT-ITPPk
Vancouver
who
.laked
it
l..t
fl
Jfo
RLdlVW
.lohti
Currie
l
Sim
of
Prince,
ltii.ert
have
been
given
the
con-
vessel
400
Miles
from
Halifax
tract
for
pile
driving
for
the'
with
Caroo
of
Barley
Met
Wharf
and
conirucuon
01
1110:
Mishap
NLW
YOIIK.
April
I.
The
crew
pf
the
Hrilish
freighter
Oaleliam
wa
rescued
from
the
helpless
vessel
by
Hie
steamship
hirvau
boiuul
tyir
,1-alinoulli,
Kngland,
according
lo
a
wireless
message
from
the
sleanie
Mauretauia,
stales
Ihe
United
lales.
It
rwa
innt
slated
whether
the
Oalehain
vviM4unk
or
abandoned.
The
S.O.S.
call
came
from
400
miles
eat
ol
Halifax.
The
aleliaui
was
loaded
with
a
carso
of
barley.
Wilkins
Airplane
Hops
Off
for
Point
Barrow
Accompanied
by
Lieut
E.
Eilsen,
the
explorer
leaves
on
flight
for
base
of
supplies
at
Point
Barrow
FAIUHAXKS,
Ala.-ka,
April
1,
Uaplaiii
Wilkin
and
Licuf-enanl
K.
Liimii
hopped
off
yesterday
for
I'oinl
Harrow
in
the
airplunu
Alu-kaii.
The
500,
riiile
flight
takes
them
over
IhV
J'Hrook-
Huiige
of
.Mountain
to
the
point
where
their
Iitpe
is
e-jiahlished
for
Ihe
Arctic
exploration
Might
which
it
i
projibed,
to
make.
I
Wilkiu
expect.
lo
make,
two
or
three
trip?,
lo
Point
liar-raw
from
here
with
Mipplie
before
making
hi;
flight"
farlher
north
in
the
direction
of
the
pole.
In
spite
of
the
peveral
diap-
poinlinent,
the
expioiw
i
?in
miiTf.
J(l
I1T1
IIPIT
hih
.-piril
and
in
confident
or
I
Wll
Y
I
II
(Nil
111
Til
nllitinin?
I.U
oliie.-l
A
ilnir
lem
1
II
V
1
VUllVI
lllUil
ha
preceded
htm
to
Point
Har-j
j
raw
wilh
hi
persona)
upp.ie!
ami
win
tseieci
a
lamuu?
-iie
ior
(lie
plane.
The
failure
of
the
.now.niolor
,
wa
the
ffrit
frrea
I
disappoint-1
!
A
new
Liberty
engine
ha
been
inlalled
in
the
plane
and
the
lauding
tear.
malied
111
a
re-Icenl
tet
flight,
ha
been
re
paired.
!
The
metal
propeller
ha
beenj
LOSEUVESAS
BOAT
CAPSIZES
,
menl
and
this
wan
followed
by
ncfiileni
on
two
ncceediii
d.iyjlvan
Stensvlk,
22,
and
Ole
Schul
lo
each
or
UY
airplane.
I
loe
,tadu
19
Drowned
at
Ocean
i......
i.
......
......
i....r
sr!
jliuvi
now
w-eii
iriairru
aitu
it
i
Falls
'no
limner
arciuetii
uappeii'i
me
'
flight
hhould
uol
he
difficult,
i
The
preparation'
for
the
flight
I
were
'
ha-lcned
tlironj-'Fi
Iherhiild
.weather"
which
a
oblained
here
of
lale.
replaced
with
a
wooden
one.
lo
leeu
the
rhauce
of
damage
,u:ThkM
vvm-i
H
vrri
Yr
AR
inn
the
engine
in
the
r
.Tilt
of
another
'
1
OliCjLi
1
JLiiillU
mihap.
The
landing
field
is
al-
co
widened
to
Jaciiilate
man-j
oeuvring
the
plar.5.5
'
'
1
LADY
MEMBER
GETS
HER
WAY
Motion
Giving
Prisoners
Share
of
Proceeds
of
Their
Labor
Passes
House
OTTAWA.
April
t.
Amid
applause
after
a
brief
debute
the
House
of
Common
yesicrdpy
adopted
a
resolution
'Moved
by
Miss
Ague
(
MacPhail
'lhal
tli.?
adniinislration
of
the
eiiilen-
uarie
ne
aiuemieu
10
provio-
ufficienl
work
of
a
productiv
nature
to
keep
the
inmates
-employed"
alid
"thai
a
share
of
111
'
proceeds
go
lo
the
dependants
of
Ihe
prisoner
and
in
i-ase
then-
lire
no
dependants
such
share
be
held
in
trust
unlil
released.
Mi
MacPhail
moved
u
similiii'
resolution
last
session
but
was
latked
out.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Five
Boats
With
Small
Catches
Were
Sold
Here
Today
(inly
live
boat
with
comparatively
small
catches
were
sold
here
today
the
prices
being
12.80c
and
Oc
tor
American
and
!2o
and
8r
for
Canadian.
Following
were
the
boats:
American
Oinancy.
20,00.
to
Cold
Storage.
Venus.
27,000.
to
Hooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Kaien,
11.000.
(o
Odd
Slorage.
Mah
.3.0on.
to
Atlili
Fisheries.
Pelrel.
VOCi
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Pirates
Seize
Chinese
Steamer,
Bind
and
Rob
Passengers
and
Decamp
from
Rendezvous
LONDON,
April
I.
Chinese
pirates
captured
another
Chinese
steamer
011
the
high
tcns
and
sleered
it
into
Ihe
famous
pirate
rendezvous
al
Dins
Hay,
rpbbed
the
pnsengers
and
then
decamped,
siiys
a
Kong
Kong
deputch
Ui
the
Daily
Mail.
"The
pirates
who
were
disguised
us
paet)ger
during
the
voyage
-froni,
Shanghai
lo
Hung
Kong,
seized
thft
vessel,
hound
Ihe
passengers
with
ropes,'
robbed
thenvof
booty
valued
at
ubout
.filO,!!!)!)
chiefly
111
money
nnu
Jewellery,
U
;
''v.',
OUtLVN
TALLS,
April
1.
Ivan
Steimik,
aged
22,
and
Ole
Schul-ladl,
aged
I'J,
paper
maker-,
were
drowned
here
.when
their
rowhoat
capized
at
9.3U
Monday
night.
The
accident
occurred
near
the
nioiiuiln
fleet
float;
lo
!
the
west
of
the
main
dock.
A
j
third
man,
who
wa
in
the
boat.
was
rescued.
FREEBOARD
Vlrglnlo
Durantl
Was
Kept
In'
Okalla
For
That
Period
by
Prince
Rupert
Woman
Special
to
Daily
tNewV
YANCOl
VF.il.
April
1.
Ite-leased
from
Okalla
yesterday
when
Mrs.
Jeanne
Y'lennet
of
Prince
llupert
decbled
that
she
would
discontinue
"keeping"
her
former
partner,
Virginio
purauti
is
al
liberty
after
Iiavitijfiad
I113
boanl
bill
paid
Ihcre
fpT
'1,278
days.
Declaring
thai
she
intended
to
keep
Durantl
imprisoned
until
he
gaxe
her
S3.000
alleged
to
be
owed
her.
Mrs.
Vieuuet
had
her
partner
imprisoned
011
September
15,
11)22,
when
she
learned
that
he
intended
to
flee
the
country.
EASTER
RECESS
OF
PARLIAMENT
Business
to
Proceed
More
Rapidly
Next
Week
It
Is
Expected
OTTAWA,
April
I.
Parliament
adjourned
last
night
for
the
Faster
recess
and
will
meet
again
on
Tuesday.
The
holiday
has
been
made
short
lo
make
up
for
the
time
wasted
op
the
debate
on
the
address,
which
this
year
was
nearly
three
limes
the
usual
length.
On
re-assembling
next
week
It
is
exiieclc.l
that-
Vood
progress
will
be
made
with
business
lo
avoid
the
necessity
or
Ihej
'llouye
silling
all
sununer.
'Member
are
peltliiig
restive
utid'erjf
Hie
obstruction
tactics
aful
refuse
to
back
up
any
move
(bat
will
necessitate
a
long
drawn
out
s
f.
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIREOTORY.
A
new
telephone
directory
is
about
lo
be
Uued.
Applieallons
for"
moves,
changes
or
ney
listings
Tor
this
issue
mut
be
made
in
writing
I
o
Telephone
Department,
City
Hall,
nol
later
than
t
April
10.
V'V'
.
'
.
.
r-.i
,