25
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'''-,
vol,
xvi
no,
y:i
11
it-
g"ol
Im-uie-.
h
lli'-y
hurl
Idii
got
nlong
Willi
VMi
per
n-nl
prolci-don.
ares
Esiur
Mi
I-
mrc,
"then
there's
something
wrung
with
that
in
CMPSEY
SIGNS
I
I
E
AN
AGREEMENT
FOR
SEPTEMBER
II
Fight
at
Any
Place
and
In.
n.l
Bnw
nnnAHDill
A
lecUJ
by
Tei
Rlckard
r.t,
Texas,
April
St
II'
'
-
"ISIO'il
Mil
i
it
lx
Htekaril
lu-i
I
iiampifHulup
bunt
Mlllicr
JL.Jll
H
pi
at;-.
In
promoter.
EXTENSION
OF
U.S.
WATERS:
i
wnn
ur
va
n
aim
iirni
Doea
Not
Extend
Legal
Right
of
Country
MW
Vf
Hth.
April
2
I
.
The
I'
1
1'
III'
ft
M
ill
Ilia
lrtMIII-N
l1
i'
'uiii.
Norway
ami
oilier.
'II
rnnillhf
Ihi'
I
lilted!
nritv
ruin
runner
a
iii:
wuhin
iih
hour
aH:
ill",
u
of
lt
was
ureall)
l.iv
Ity
a
ilerisnm
"f
Hi.-
ii
irl
of
;uiNal
-iiii':;
1
.if
ihf
treaty
!"-
i
li
Mnnl
tii
If
mil
"f
''i-ii'
jui
'idicti"i
of
Ui-
I
nil''
!
i
I."
Tin'
-nui-l
diiiiled
lln-
"i
i
,
iri"'iig
imam!
Ihr
lliii
!i
s
earner
1
)
ii
ma
I
1
1
:t
ui'il
:
n
wcgmn
vcss.l
mmm
and
COUNCIL
MEET
ransier
oi
foi
pe
Huuioruy
vu
be
Discussed
at
Special
Meeting
Tonight
Tuon
will
ho
a
uprrial
nit!i'liii
I
Hi"
Ullv
Killllll'il
ImiiuliL
III
(II-
ii
r
with
Col.
J.
II.
Mc.MhIIIii.
ii
un-ix
i.iiiilniii
nf
iii-iiviiicial
iiiir.iv
in
r-i-ini-i'
juincii
irniii
.
.!..!
I....I
laviliK
U'lVIM'H
nun
him.
.
.
.
ii
h
i
ii
inn
ilium,
mi
iiimiiiii
in
.nil
ti-iiwn-.
m'c-oiiiIimI
hv
Aid.
1'i'iry,
ItMMlldJ
(o
liu
tilt1
iiih'IIiw
with
ii,
i
in
iniii
ti
vim
i
ii
ir
t..ol
McMullln'
arrlvi'il
Iron.
.
..
....
il...
H..1"....
I
liiM-irn
"
llll
Iii
III!
Ill"
I
rim
r
.".r
tintav
anil
rNhocU
to
ri'lurn
mjuIIi
Friday
iinirnlu;x.
nill.HI
UK
l
KIIHm
TO
DUCHESS
OF
YORK
LONDON,
AiiriT
'!.--A
ilaiigh-
ler
was
lmt'ii
llil
morning
l
H'0
iinkc
and
iHielii'
uf
Yjink.
This
1.11
ri
..
t
..
I.
It
I
a
UVtf
IUk
tllllU.
.
f,
-
AND
STORM
lANKEE
BATTERS
HIT
budget
Commended
by
Forke
in
Speech
but
Conservatives
Oppose
OTTVW
A.
April
2l.
Hubert
cNprc
--''i
ir
,u
in
iiH-
1v
id
Hit!
lowering
"I
the
tariff
on
In
re
(Tin'
i
to
the
change
in
Ihc
-
a
i
a
IllKlllCll
Ut
l'il""
-
111
lllOM
iKiiik
ii'
'
would
In-
going
ahead
in
a
inrl
linn
hikI
doing
Forkc
leader
til
Ihe
Progrt"--
nuiigei
IIH-OIIH?
llIX'
reduction
anlns.
automobile
tariff,
Mr.
Forkc
,
m
til
IIH-
COIIIpaillfs
III
UllllHl.l
done
iii
the
pitL
"If
an
diilr."
OTTAWA.
April
21.
Hon
It
Munioii
e-if(.l,i
niH.'d
n
i.rrUl
(IIIII'IkIIIII'IiI
ill'-
nM.;-i-i
regretting
lliui
-(!;
(im-i's
.-'-:'
iii
Ilic
li
1
1
m
til'-
itir
ili.il
larifT
rliHiijrp
tm
re
liiK-il
in
Ihe
In
tii
nl
hail
not
been
'uHilleil.
THORNTON
STRESSES
SAVINQ
THE
FOREST
AS
NATIONAL
DUTY
An
apH4l
for
Inrrl
rtiiirVAlltil
aililM,i"',il
In
JI
inrlntMrriflt
Hir.iimi-iliuii
Natiniial
llullwa
maniialHifi
l
Sir
Henry
Thortitrin
lrt!l
lh
Im-IMirlHiiri'
rif
"Snvf
tlii"
Kiirel
Vk"
ii
fnlluMn:
'II
i
my
-r-iilll
ir,!lrr
Miiii
n
if
iii
I
M?n
of
Hit
Canmiiaii
Nalinnal
Itiill-wii-
uimI
a
rillr.i,lt
of
r.Htiula
u
pay
hcfl
to
llu
a
pif
'I
I
ami
u
every
effort
to
fiirt
tier
Ihr
raui'
if
foi-l
riiiifralioii.
'I'lir
prnMr
nr'
a
ihI
rr-Hloralton
ot
r
fiirrt
wfiilHi
I
a
ni'illi-r
or
vital
iiiimrlaiirc
a
it
il
I'vi-ry
jlick
of
Unitwr
walwl.
'
4
MhrlloT
ly
fir'
r
olhrr
aaKiirif-,
i
an
conoiiii'
loi.
wlilfh
nininil
l-
rr-plarr'd."
EARTHQUAKE
SHOOK
DISTRICT
AROUND
THE
MOUNTAIN
OF
MAUNA
LOA
IIII.O.
April
iWinp
ini
mill
inn
into
til
0
air
at
Hi''
i.
ml
of
I
In-
ii-ci'iit
lava
rosliO!
Manna
I
'"a
eontiiiiii'il
to
linw
-1UII
r
fi-iiiilioit
ln-i
ii
ip
lit
Inn
i.
..
wen'
no
furl
her
lava
rinwi
.
li-nirir
titiuakoH
chunk
tin1
o.-irl
...
.
.
.
.
ilciin-l
of
Mlaiii-a
la-i
nigin
BURIED
MANJRESCUED
Thomas
McDermott
Taken
Alive
From
Tunnel
After
Being
Thero
Slnco
Saturday
JlIN:Y.
Oil.,
April
21.
--Thomas
McPermull
was
rescued
alle
laic
last
night
fruui
a
t!ao-I..
tunnel
near
here,
1
1
ii
Die
nciwcr
wi.ii-i.
occurred
Saturday
nwlil.
ThN
morning
the
body
or
an-olher
man
was
found.
II
i's
now
I...H..V.-.I
the
ii'imilnlug
four
are
dead.
FISH
ARRIVAL
d.,iv
iin-Mii
in
nil
nnais
soin
their
catches
here
today,
Amcr
lean
wohig
al
17c
and
c
and
l
.li
Hill
1
in
ii
at
Ill.riOc
and
Xi
The
Pjihl
Sloraue
Company
hnughl
ilii.in
all.
Ihc
arrivals
lieing
.Vcllsou
7,ooo;
iutiy,
ii.'xto
and
.MuriucaS
10.000.
Northern
and
Boston
Grill
CAUSES
WRECK
ALASKAN
TUG
WASHINGTON
SENATORS
ALL
OVER
LOT;
RUTH
IN
LEAD
'
1
1
SON
IIF.ATS
F
TIIKIl
l
JOO
TO
I
SHOT
jin
ke.
ride
The
King
or
(a
iii-
Ui
win
i.t"
m
i-oimI.
ami
"Ness
iiglun
St.)
ihird.
Prize
Offered
Swimming
Club
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
for
Best
Boy
or
Girl
Learning
This
Year
The
iiiii'stiun
of
providing
miilg
ul
llii
Sail
Lake
and
Ihc
niu
(il
leani
In
wiin
i
lieing
given
an
iwinaniiiir
cluli
hv
lloiu
T.
D.
Irii'l
who
lias
iiliYrcil
11
liruie
lor
which
olf-i'.ilaualory,
follinvsj
0.
il.
i-nklns,
Preside;))
Prince
Hupcrl
Swim-J
mliigVuiuh.
;
I
wish
1o
offer
a
prize
or
luj
rnr
the
hu-
or
girl
who.
begin-;
ning
Id
leffrn
to
swim
after
Mayj
15
is
in
lli.e
opinion
of
your
coinuiillee,
Hie
best
swiiuiner
at,
I
li
end
of
Ihc
season,
September!
15.
i
I
think
thai
eeiy
boy
and.
girl
should
learn
l
swim
and
ilj
occurs
In
inc
thai
the
otrering
or
a
prie
might
creale
some
litll.
inlrrerl.
Failhrully
yours,
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Mr.
FJkin
is
nlannin?
In
en'l
a
jfpueral
meeluig
or
the
Swim-j
ming
Oluti
within
n
week
or
lwo
and
iu
Ihc
im-auiiinc
is
anxious
that
the
newly
appninted
parks
board
shall
oulliue
its
policy
so
that
Ihc
club
may
know
what
action
to
lake
when
il
meets.
The
season
when
the
lakes
will
b-
ucd
is
imw
practically
Here
ami
prompt
u'
Mon
lie
thinks,
is
desir
able
GOVERNORIS
STILL
IN
BED
Infected
Foot
Is
Result
of
War
Wound;
Lady
Byng
Acts
For
Him
WLN'.MPEO.
Anrii
2t.
Oover-
1101-
(ieneral
llyng
who
is
on
his
farewell
lour
in
Canada
arrived
here
ypslei-day
and
is
confined
lo
his
bed
aboard
his
car
with,
'an
iufecled
fool,
the
result
of
u
war
wouni.
The
governor
has
beeil
eum
pelted
to
Tni-cgo
all
public
fuuo
lions
ami
Lady
,
llyng
has
accept
ed
all
demonstrations
of
loyalty
and
affection
on
behalf
of
her
self
liiid-husband.
Subscribe
lo
the
Dally
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCS
HlPEHT.
B.O.,
WEDNESDAY.
APIUL
SI.
1020.
Yeaienlay'
ciriuUiion.
1444
Strict
Sties.
-
I1;
liiiioghne.
.-on
l
I
lit
ranniu
Stevi-
lloiioghue.
premier
Knglisli
I'ip
1,
:i.-oluh"--
llamlo
a;..
Photo
hmv
the
ttilbh
or
the
rare
w
ill
".ion-Si
,e
ItoHogh
ue
hailed
Hh-
field.
ample
a.
Kiiiuiioilalinn
lor
.-wini-l
oiiiagi
inenl
oi
local
chihlien
itiipi-i
n
liy
an
oiler
made
the
Pallollo.
un-mlier
lor
this
ilis-;
Hie
iel
lieiriliuei-.
I
DC
leiier:
C.N.R.
WILL
BUILD
LINE
HUDSON
BAY
Proscnt
Road
to
be
Turned
Over
to
Them
and
Money
Provided
WINNIPEG,
April
21.
A
special
despatch
from
Ottawa
to
the
Free
Press
states
that
tho
Hudson
Bay
Railway
will
be
turned
over
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
and
the
company
will
be
given
$3,000,000
this
year
to
complete
the
road
between
Hudson
Bay
Junction
and
Kettle
Rapids.
According
to
the
despatch
It
Is
not
the
Intention
to
build
the
railway
to
the
second
rapids
this
year.
A.
Wallace
of
the
llritish
Corporal
ion,
marine
nnilerwril-
its.
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Ilic
Prince
(icorge
this
morning
Against
Senators
Yesterday
NEW
YOltK,
April
UI.
the
l
unkee
.liatters
the
uslnngton
henulors
suffered
coniiiete
rout
yesterday,
lite
count
lieiiig
1(S
to
b.
The
Yanks
garnered
2
hits
and
of
these
Italic
Until
was
responsible
for
five,
one
of
w
OICII
us
a
uimu
r
tin
i
niur
'Johnson
was
lunched
for
eight
nings
aim
lour
inner
cenaior
pucners
laiieu
to
stop
me
slugging
Yanks.
pcaki'r
of
Cleveland
secured
u
hoiner
in
the
game
agaiul
i.lucugo,
while
(irauowskl.
llio
pinch
hitter
for
Chicago,
slammed
one
out.
in
Hot
ninth
with
three
men
on.
The
scores
for
he
day
wen-:
American
League
New
York
IH,
Washington's.'
Detroit
5.
St.''
Louis
1.
t:ierland
t'.hicanro
5.
'
Philadelphia-Hoslon
postpone
National'
Leaque
Pittsburg
-,
Cincinnati
5.
Chicago
7.
SI.
Louis
0.
1)1
hers
postponed.
J
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
Wheal
i
.on
D.ilv
Alaska
10
.20
jpunwell
I.H5.
2.00
jlJladslunc
.31
Ihuelton
.01
I.-
Howe
Sound
3
!.''
Indian
I"
i
Marmot
07
VI
.0HW
Premier
2.2H
Porter
Idaho
.01)
Vi
.12
Silvercm!
-...
.11
.la
Surf
Intel
.07
'a
.08
sand
slonn
at
sea
caused
.tho
hiss
John"
at
Dry
Day.
27."
miles
ensou
declared
jelcr-
crew
.
-
.
.
"
.
.
i
-
....
,
L..
wint
.
-
t
he
vessCi
grouiitieii
on
pxactoenUy
buried
under
sand
Cannery
Tender
Buried
Beneath
Sand
Wrecked
at
Dry
Bay
in
Alaska
tlOHDOVA,
April
iM.
A
of
the
cannery
tender
"Uncle
southeast
of
here,
llatdain
Ludwig
I'org
day
when
ho
arrived-wilh
his
rf
.
.
......
The
captain
sohl
the
vessel
was
seeKing
sneiier
uoni
ine
gale
wlieu
slie,
fiiiindered.
Dense
clouds
of
sands
catiiV
.over
llnv
wtiler
caiisei
liv
no
offs
hore
a
liar
and
tippled
Hver
iiiiil
was
three
days
Inter,
v
Babe
Ruth
Makes
Including
One
Five'
Hits
,
Homer
in
Game
the
merciless
assault
of
juiiumui
iii
uic
nrsi
mime
hits
ami
seven
runs
in
Ihrce
in
r
THORNTON
WOULD
NOT
INTERFERE
FREIGHTS
RATES
OTTAWA,
April
21.
"Should
siihstanlial
reduction
in
freight
rates
be
essential
for
the
weJI
being
and
development
of
any
seetibu
of
the
Dominion,
relief
should
take
the
'
form
of
a
liovcrnmenl
.
subsidy
without
disturbance
of"
the
reasonable
larilT
fabric."
says
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
the
Canadian
National
Railways
annual
report
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons.
CHARGED
MURDERING
JAPANESE
WOMAN
AND
'
CHILD
IN
VANCOUVER
YANCOITEII.
April
2t.
Charged
wilh
munhTimg
his
sis
ter-in-law
and
her
youuig
son
Soilsu
Furakawa
appeared
in
the
police
court
this
liiorniiig
and
was
remanded
for
one
week.
An
inques!
is
being
held
this
after
noon.
NATIVE
WAS
KILLED
BY
A
PASSING
TRAIN
Ml.
IWIU.V,
April
21.
-
All
UIl
known
Indian,
heliexed
to
have
:
lieen
tyinig-
in
a
drunken
stupor
on.
the
railway
track,
was
run
over
an-1
killed
by
the
E.
N
freight
train.
Near
Die
body
was
foujid
a
broken
bottle
of
met
h
luted
spirits.
Large
Upstair
Dining,
Hall,
wilh
newly
iaiJ
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
least.
Phone
487.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PAMPHLET
GETS
TWO
YEARS
IN
AMERICAN
JAIL
Well
Known
Skipper
Also
Has
to
Pay
Fine
of
55,000
for
Smuggling
Liquor
I'dlfl'LANIi.
April
21
ilaplain
Iloliert
I'ainplilrl,
iiiasl'-r
of
the
.d'O'inrr
J'r!rawlia,
seized
a-
a
rum
runner
on
February
-I,
was
this
morning
sentenced
to
two
year
imprisonment
and
fined
j.tioo.
Jacob
Wilettft,
aNo
convicted
wilh
l'amplile!
wat
sunleuced
to
serve
two
years
and
fined
Dlu.-
ooo.
BATTLE
FOR
GRAIN
TRADE
Purchasers
of
Splllers
Elevator
at
Vancouver
Part
of
Ring
of
Private
Dealers
WINMPF'O,
April
St.
The:
sale
of
the
Spillers
eleiator
of
Vancouver
tttjil
fl.C..
-M'eAHjM&a.
Pacific
slrifT
of
iTtalors
to
James
Slewart
of
Winiilpcsr
is
said
to
mark
the
commencement
of
a
bis
fight
for
business
be
tween
the
Wheat
Pool
and
vri-aate
interest.
heFe
'
of
5
whbni
Stewart
is
one
of
the
most
out-
tanding.
"I'lie
dealers
now
have.'
eitit
million
dollars
tied
up
in
Al
berta
and
coast
elevators,
the
chain
of
li
in
Alberta
having
cost
them
n,nno,ooo.
There,
is
a
close
alliance
be
tween
the
Stewart
interests
and
the
Maple
Leaf
Milling:
Company,
the
Federal
Urain
Company,
and
the
James
Stewart
Terminal
Elevator
Company.
This
group
will
row
be
in
a
position
to
put
up
an
effectual
opposition
to
the
absolute
control
of
the
prairie
grain
business
by
the
"pools.
FIREDESTROYS
HOME
AT
OONA
House
of
Chris
Fossum
Was
Burned
to
Ground
Last
Week
Word
was
brought
to
the
city
tills
morning
that
Hie
house
or
Chris
Fossum
at
Onna
lliver
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
last
week.
A
good
deal
of
the
con
tents
or
the
house
were
Inst
although
some
furniture
was
sav-
I.
Pending;
I
lie
erection
of
a
new
liome,
.ur.
rossuni
is
now
living
on
Iii
boat
while
Hi3
children
are
slaying
with
hospit
able
neighbors.
Mrs.
Fossum
is
viMting
at
Fori
Eraser.
FORMER
APIARIST
DIESAT
VICTORIA
F.
Dundas
Todd
was
Well
Known
Throughout
tho
Province
In
Connection
With
Bee
Keeping
VICTORIA,
April
2l.--Freder
ick
Dundas
Todd,
former
British
Coluuthia
government
apiarist
and
a
well
known
authority
on
photography,
is
dead
here.
He
was
n
native
of
Scotland
and
catne
here
in
lUOtf.
In
the
rwurse
of
hi
duties
hi
travelled
all
over
the
prtivinc
and
Is
known
lo
most
or
Hie
farmers
anil:
all
tho
"''
'
bee-keepers.
"
.
.
'
li