fVTt.
.rinTr;:
ti
J
AirkJMC
hew
Zea-
.n.Mit
vt
II.
Drapard
'
i
tiMhwi
of
the
'
'.gUUit
coram
U-Mr
Twfw
aaked
At-
M.iKni
if
he
hum
pr-'
"
letter
tmn
J.
S.
.:;.oum
to
pmghafi
a:3
Jaauanr
l.
1921.
foermet
tjOOa
Dew
wlilakcf
al
lit'
v
iicout.
Ttte
emmv
'
ti
ult.
aiao
rrtrrred
to
:
t)
i
be
garrraianl
of
I3M
Mr
aaae
fob
'
he
did
Ml
have
the
)
mm
aid
not
recall
It
;er?ip
Mr
Patteraon
'
fiiiething
about
It
"
"
aaiu
however,
tbst
be
'
of
!
GRAIN
LOADING
AT
VANCOUVER
st''t-
i:mi.h
iiiiiL'
ii
v
.
in
kino
riti.M
NT
m:k
at
mhiih:u
itiitT
vrn
Apni
1
The
followirtt
1
-"K
gram
at
thla
port
durtngi
'
'
week
are:
'4
Buihels
'
i
for
Avoumouih
..
38J13
ft
.it-.,
tor
6eandlanrlan
SSftjOOO
'
rontinenUI
port
..
8J.513
'
'
Colon
for
order
.
.
.S37.403
r
.
M
i
for
Japane
poru.
.304
507
'
'
Maru.
for
Talngtao
.
.
8JJSJ
Maru,
for
Mojl
00,000
Pun
of
Bpain
1.118
tor
cmotaBii
12.000
ESTIMATES
FOR
RAILWAYSPASS
'"""K
COMMITTKK
AT
OTTAWA
'tnntiiAv
i'i'it(ni:ii
aipiui.
I'ltlATIO.VH
TOTALLING
f2,AH,IMI0
A.
April
1.-
apeelal
House
.
Cunirnonj
coiumltleo
on
iiatlontl
'
,v
and
shipping
yesterday
op
report
for
1030
and
main
ea
for
the
system
lor
tlie
fiscal
'"''-38
toUlllng
823.500.000.
unn't
have
to
nurse
a
grouch
'"'HIT
to
make
It
grow.
MUKtMIUW,
Mil)
SUNSHINE
IN
MARCH
MomIIiI
Ilrinr1
of
iNtmlnlun
Vlrtnww
ltll
Indicate
I
akae
CandKInn
fur
Here
Otartac
th
month
of
March
Prince
Runrrt
eoloveai
biA
hour
u
faruht
la
Ute
aame
motrtn
the
jptwr
nrevloua.
The
anowfall.
however,
for
the
pat
month
amotanted
to
TlJt
Uteht.
bringing
the
total
prretr4UUo
lor
tar
month
to
10.04
taebe.
In
the
month
of
February
this
year
there
were
M.t
hours
of
brsgnt
ausMhlne
and
the
rainfall
totalled
A,
including
5
Inches
of
snow.
Th
following
are
the
flgwrea
for
th.
month
a
furnished
by
H.
D.
Tee.
dominion
meteeologsat.
Dlby
Island.
Hour
of
brteht
auiwhlnr.
GO
o.
Hlgheat
temperature.
M
oil
March
SI.
Lowest
temperature,
30
on
March
It
and
IS
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level
SO
J4
on
Marth
38.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
aea.
level.
79
J
7
on
March
11.
Halnfall.
10
04
Irtetirt,
JiieJudluc
Ittohea
of
snow
Oreateat
dally
rainfall.
S
Inch
on
March
3.
Oreateat
dally
snowfall
4.4
inohrs
on
March
9.
Mean
temperature.
9.
TOUl
wind
mileage,
0530
of
which.
the
most
was
from
the
eoutheast.
j
Greatest
wind
velocity.
S3
miles
from
the
southeast
on
March
and
0.
I
t
NTOM
I
tll
LI
I'TION"
Customs
and
esq,'
collections
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
amounted
n
"ulh
01
to
030.oau.7B
during
with
88397.83
lor
March
a
compared
the
same
month
lst
yr
VANCOUVER
EXCII
ANCli
.
,
;
iU
.
..'U,
n
i
A
whc.t
,;riM
B.C.
Sliver
I-63
Oonaolldated
'-w
Dunwcll
'
Olacler
Gladstone
Howe
Bound
Independence
Indian
.
.
.
Marmot
....
Premier
'
Porter
Idaho
159
.08',
38
39.00
.09"
i
.03
'v
10
2.17
.1S'4
10
00
Coast
Copper
Asked
1.07
303.00
1.31
.09
J4
.38
41.00
0974
.07
.12
3.19
u1;
mil
EDMONTON.
April
1
-
EooiomUii;
Oaaancrdal
Ored
won
thrtr
aecono
victory
hurt
alglK
over
the
Vancouver
Liberal
Oanuefc
la
the
eerie
for
Weat-ara
Oaaada
UdW
baaketoail
chm-
laairHp
The
leoal
agruon
had
thr
beat
of
the
etMemet
ihrouhout.
the
eeore
betaf
90
to
IB
In
their
faror
Taking
the
round
of
two
game
from
the
Canucka
bjr
an
aareaate
aoore
f
64
to
8.
the
Oommerclal
Orada
won
the
rlfht
to
repreaent
Wc'ern
Canada
In
the
play-offs
against
the
Eastern
Ulte-bolden
tar
the
Cndl"
ladles
-
-
awnshtne
a
cmnpared
wtth
S3
hour
Ibaaketbaai
championship
ruri
the
same
month
laat
year.
The
I
irr
rjn
tr
r;usT
nichfs
games
IN
HOCKEY
PLAY-OFFS
twnailleii
iH-fratrd
Monlrrul
I
l
N-llilng
and
lltlon
and
('lilsf
Tied
It.ur
All
MONTREAL.
April
1.
As
a
mult
of
gam)
laat
night,
the
Oanadlens
ha-e
earned
the
right
to
meet
Ottawa
in
the
group
play-off
while
Boston
will
mee'
New
York
Rangera.
the
winners
to
play
tor
the
Stanley
Cup
In
the
post-season
play-orr
Isst
night.
Canadians
defeated
Montreal
I
to
nU
and
Bwnon
and
Chicago
tied
4
all.
WOMAN
IN
SOUTH
IS
BELIEVED
SUICIDED
llml.t
of
Mr.
(Irtirge
Krlr
I'ound
Near
Metr-loii
ttllli
llullt-t
Through.
Head
and
I'M
I
Nearhj
VANCOUVER.
April
1
With
a
bullet
wound
through
her
head
which
the
police
believe
was
clf-infllcted.
the
body
of
Mrs.
Oeorge
Kelr.
residing
near
Sleveaton,
was
found
last
night
on
a
bed
H
her
home.
A
revolver
was
lying
1
beside
Uie
body.
LIEN
ClWgRANTED
IN
COUNTY
COURT
FOR
WAGES
FROM
SAWMILL
Some
twenty
Hen
claims
against
th
Canadian
Lumber
Yards
of
Port
Clements,
which
recently
went
bankrupt.
were
presented
In-
County
Court
this
morning
before
Judge
Young
and
an
order
waa
made
lor
their
consolidation,
formal
Judgment
being
then
given.
S.
W.
Taylor
appeared
on
behalf
of
the
men.
Those
In
the
one-a-mluute
class
never
object
to
having
their
Imagination
taxed,
v
.
Btrang
'how
happy
a
little
apprecla-
11.00
itlon
wUl
make
a
dog
and
a
woman.
..aWr
1
aT
IffaK
l
GENERAL
CARMONA,
Portuguese
president
premier
end
military
dictator,
phot
ograp
ted
after
the
termination
of
'le
rer-tutton
which
he
suppressed
SPRING
IS
HERE
AND
ELSEWHERE
(Ot
EKVMK.VT
TELKUKAI'IIS
KEItllCT
SHOWS
I1NE
n.KAIt
WKATHKII
(il'.NLKAL
TMItOl
(illOl
T
IIHTKICT
Spring
has
at
last
arrived
throughout
Central
Brltlah
Columbia
and
the
north.
Since
Wednesday
Prince
Rupert
ha
been
basking
in
warm
sunshine
Issu'ug
from
beautiful
clear
skies.
Similar
conditions
are
reported
from
most
all
other
points
covered
In
the
Government
Telegraphs
8
aan.
weather
report.
Conditions
are
favorable
fir
a
continuation
of
the
fine
weather
with
light
winds
lor
some
dsys.
The
weather
report
today
was
as
follow:
Temperature
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm
40
Terrace
Clear,
calm
Rosswood
Clear,
culm
AlyanshClear,
calm
Alice
ArmC!ear,
calm
32
Anyox
Clear,
calm
Stewart
Clear,
calm
Haseltou
Clear,
calm
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm
.
.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
south
wind
Dawson
Clear,
calm
I'OLK
E
('(H
UT
UN
EM
33
30
30
34
31
33
30
37
23
33a
38a
Curing
the
mouth
of
March
police
court
fines
collected
at
a
result
of
the
work
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police
amounted
to
1997.
Th-'.rust
of
Idleness
destroys
life,
while
the
friction
of
activity
strengthen
and
enlarges
It
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
and?
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servic
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Sland:
Exchange
Building
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
ijest
for
the
least.
l'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVH-.
No-
77.
1.,
VuL
f
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
FRIDAY,
APRIL
1,
1027
Circulation
1500
8le
423
Price
Five
On
is
,G"E4
1
BRITAIN
HAS
LARGE
DEFICIT
PRIME
MINISTER
BITTERLY
ATTACKED
BY
CONSERVATIVE
Wmston
Churchill
is
Unfortunate
Keeper
of
His
Country's
Finances
mis
estimated
surplus
of
$4,000,000
turns
out
to
be
loss
of
more
than
$14,000,000
reason
for
going
behind
S.
April
I.
-Winston
Churchill
ha
proven
an
unfor-
llor
of
the
exchequer.
When
he
presented
the
1920
Granted
a
urplui-of
1.000.000
but
he
now
find
hlm-tead
with
a
deficit
of
more
than
14.000.000.
Thua
In
daring
hi
chancellorship,
the
country
has
fallen
behind
ioO.000.000.
.
ar
the
coal
atrlke
Interfered
wllh
trade
tuid
there
woi
!,
income
tax.
v
:i,c
new
budget
is
presented
on
April
11
it
is
expected
n
announcement
of
frtwh
taxation
and
also
a
recommencing
fund.
1ELV1NG
INTO
I
PAST
HISTORY,:
iu:t
us
or:
w
-
iom
ami;
iumukiu
Til
.
-
--Ion
o
UllVAL
COM-
VICTOttlA
it-
1
That
he
would
r"rldf
a
ho
aouM
"i:
CaltMsM
govern
4
HON.
MtM
-T
LtrolXTE
LI.
t
tils
I
OK
AlsTltM.ll
OTTAWA.
Api
1
-Ho.
Em4
Upeurte.
minister
of
juHtc.
Mt
thu
morning
far
Vancouver
en
rauie
to
Australia
to
reyrernt
Canada
mi
the
opening
by
toe
Duke
of
Tork
le
M
cam-motK.h
capital
l
Oanbeer
Mr
La
pott)
l
expect
la
return
ui
O'uvi
id
June
!
FISH
OFFICIAL
OFFERED
BRIBE
K.
II.
Willi
K.
I
IMI
(II
AlIDl
tN
AT
smith's
inlet
last
witk.
(iivi.h
evidemi:
to
com.
MISSION
VANCOUVER.
April
1.
H.
B.
White,
fish
guardian
lalerated
te
VliKrnzle
com
pilation
yswterdsy
that
be
was
twice
offered
bribe
to
allow
fuhermen
to
operate
la
rblddeo
water.
Two
In-dlant
offend
blm
one
salmon
If
h;
aouM
allow
tfcem
to
fish
In
Wycleae
Lagoon
lie
uM:
'Alter
luring
lived
on
IMt
lor
tc
weeks,
however.
I
didn't
Mt.
White
explained
that
he
had
been
emptor
a
a
rHM
officer
when
Overseer
CMMIaiMen
had
trouMe
with
a
aupartor
o.liter
lie
Mld
that
he
had
told
Jack
Moadel..
a
white
fiahrmiin.
to
"go
u,
Miimh-
wjx-o
the
latter
aaked
about
Chance
to
"aquare
blm
"
It
la
undenlood
that
aeveral
cannery
ataaaera.
who
hare
left
for
the
north
durlr.f
the
week,
hare
been
aunv
nnaed
to
appear
before
tte
coatmla-;
ataa
when
it
holda
1U
hellral!
up
be
ODfaat.
COMMERCIAL
GRADS
DEFEAT
YANCOUYER
Mmtn
Trum
Had
Kt
J8
U
IX
ttrlwrl
Oirr
lt.C.
t'tuiiiplii
Lt
Mtlil
REPARATIONS
ARE
DEMANDED
llltlTAIN'
WILL
PI-IT
MINK
HAMi
WITH
CAXTONEsE
IE
1-S.
AMI
JAPAN
MONT
JOIN'
h
LONDON.
April
J,
The
a
bluet
mel
this
afternoon
and
gale
formal
it
Bmlth
Inlet
lat
"Pl'nil
l
the
goriimenf
r-
IHM-d
clriiiuiid
on
tllr
t'antunrite
fur
rriaratln
for
llipj
Nunilnj
out-
irrl
and
and
4a
1
rllnl
Miiti
4wn
mat
ln
nllh
IUc
Hrltmi
artlun
hut
It
it
autlxH-IUtlirlv
M-ilnl
that
Cirrat
llrttaln
lutrnd
In
plar
a
lour
lund
If
nreenMirj.
PREMIER
MINE
Cahan,
Montreal
Conservative,
PARTNERS
SUE'
LlkeflS
KinS
t0
Mussolini
and
It.
W.
WOOII
lflKs
Wit
IT
AtJ.tlXHT
iu
k.
m;iii,
to
i:i;coi;i:
moncv
VANCOUVER,
April
1-Echo
of
the
early
day
of
the
celebrated
Premier
J
Mine,
one
o;
the
greatest
gsld
prri-iatn
in
the
tilatcry
of
mining
In
British
Columbia,
was
heard
at
the
courchTUoC
here
when
P..
W.
Wooa.
formerly
o?
Penile,
one
ol
the
four
men
whs
broujht
the
projjcrty
into
prjductlcn
after
many
ether
tud
failed.
Issued
a
writ
against
R.
K.
Kelll.
Spokane
mining
engineer,
.me
of
hi
partners.
Mr.
Wocd
allege
that
under
agreement
with
bis
partners
he
paid
Pat
Daly,
who
formerly
had
a
stake
In
Itl
property,
(he
ram
of
115.000
In
1821.
nd
that
he
alto
paid
E.
Hambleton
li00
for
hi
cervices
In
settling
the
Duly
claim.
It
was
agreed,
be
claim,
Uiat
each
of
the
partners
Including
Kell'..
abould
pay
oce-fourth
of
thH
mm.
The
action
which
Mr.
Wood,
through
tf.
solicitor.
R.
L.
Maltland.
began
against
Mr.
Nelll.
Is
tj
reacver
one-fourth
of
these
two
sums,
with
Intercut
sln-e
1921.
the
total
to
date
sir.ount:n
to
3JC7.
SEVERAL
TRANSFERS
AMONG
PRIESTS
IN
NORTHERN
DIOCESE
Several
transfers
smoug
priests
to
1
4.
this
diocese
are
announced
by
Rt.
Rev.J
3tshap
E
H.
Bunor.
O-Mi.
4.
Rev.
Falber
Marcel
Chartler.
O.M
J
.
;
ha
ben
mared
from
Terrace
to
Prince
4.
Oeorge
succeeding
Rev.
Father
Charles
Woife
who
Is
transferred
to
Port
St.
James.
The
church
at
Terrace
Is
not
filled
in
the
meantime
but
a
aucceasor
to
rather
Chartlet
wUI
be
named
shortly.
Rev.
Father
Emll
Leray.
OJiJ
who
waa
formerly
stationed
at
Prince
Oeorge.
will
be
returning
to
the
district
shcrlly
after
an
extended
visit
to
Prance
and
will
take
up
the
work
at
Stewart.
MAPLE
LEAF
IS
NAME
OF
NEW
TRAIN
FROM
CHICAGO
TO
TORONTO
MONTREAL.
April
1.
A
,
new
train
carrying
the
distinctively
Canadian
title
"The
Maple
Lear
will
be
placed
In
I
Cc.
service
between
Chicago
and
Toronto,
commencing
May
15
as
part
of
the
Canadian
National
RaUway
service,
to
care
Icr
the
increasing
tourist
traffic
from
the
United
States
to
Ontario
and
Quebec
this
year.
KILLED
IN
ROCKSUDE
ON
CARIBOO
HIGHWAY
lllrliard
Hamilton,
Aged
n.
Siituln
ratal
Injuries
on
.New
Itimtl
Near
Lar
lot
I
hit-he
LAC
LA
HACHE.
April
1.
Caught
in
a
rocksllde
on
the
new
Cariboo
highway.
Richard
Hamilton,
aged
55.
sustained
injuries
which
resulted
in
his
death
a
few
hours
later.
WIKEI.EsS
IIEI'OItT
8
a.m.
OIOBY
ISLAND
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
29.98:
temperature.
40:
aea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Clear,
fresh
south,
east
wind:
barometer.
29.80:
tempera-
steamer
Admiral
Watson.
Seattle
for
Ketchikan.
255
miles
front
Ketchikan;
8
pjn.,
spoke
steamer
Catherine
D-
344
miles
from
Ketchikan,
southbound;
8
pjn..
spoke
ateamer
Amur.
Blubber
Bay
for
Auypx,
430
miles
from
Anyox;
8
pjn.
spoke
stesmer
Imbrecsrla,
abeam
Polnter'a
Island,
bounu
for
Ocean
Falls;
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,
left
Ocean
Falls,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer.
29.54;
temperature,
30.
Noon
DIOBY
ISLANDClear.
calm:
Urometer,
39.93;
temperature,
81;
sea
amooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Clear,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
28.7);
temperature,
47;
moderate
swell;
10.45
ton,
tpoke
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
lu
MiUbank
Sound,
bound
for
Ocean
lulls.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer.
29.54;
temperature.
50.
Pilsudski
in
Vitriolic
Speech
!
MONTREAL,
April
1.
C.
H.
Cahan,
Conservative
member
for
I
St.
Lawrence-St.
Ceorge
(Montreal)
on
Thursday
continued
his
at-j
tacks
upon
Premier
King.
On
Thursday
afternoon
in
th
Houseof
Common?,
Mr.
Cahan
drew
a
parallel
between
King,
Mussolini
and
Pilstldiky.
On
Thursday,
in
continuing
the
debate
on
the
Imperial
Conference.
Mr.
Cahan
declared
of
the
Prime
Minister:
"He
now
seeks
by
tacit
approval
of
this
House,
not
having
the
courage
to
present
a
report
of
his
own
work
for
approval
and
consideration,
to
proceed
to
disrupt
every
one
of
those
ties
which
bind
arid
con
nect
us
with
Great
Britain
and
Ireland
a-
and
wtth
the
Dominions
beyond
the
'.cas
and.
v.hile
he
Is
endorsing
and
propose
to
carry
out
a
policy
of
dls-ftiptlLh
and
destruction,
be
has
net
one
sUigle
positive
Idea
to
present
to
the
House
as
to
the
formatlcn
of
a
new
connection
and
as
to
new
alignments
if
the
position
of
Canada
Is
to
be
.naimalned
In
the
while."
KIMl
ir.lllllNAM)
IS
SINKING
INTO
DEATH
BUCHAREST.
Aprtl
1.
ler-dinand
1..
King
of
Roumacla.
has
suffered
a
relapse
and
his
desth
Is
reported
to
be
Imminent.
The
monarch,
who
has
been
111
for
some
time.
Is
approaching
his
sixty-second
birthday.
He
acceded
to
the
throne
on
October
II.
1914.
His
wife.
Queen
JMarle.
and
children,
except
Prince
Carol,
the
heir,
are
at
hi
bedside.
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
WERE
LOWER
AT
FISH
EXCHANGE
THIS
MORN
Halibut
catches
marketed
throusn
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
102.400
pounds,
four
American
vessels
,
;
selling
83.200
pounds
at
prices
ranging
from
12c
and
6c
to
12.5c
and
6c
while
three
Canadians
scld
19.200
pounds
for
bids
between
of
12c
and
0c
and
12c
and
;
Tc.
!
The
day's
arrival
were
as
follows:
'
AMt'KICAN
,
Constitution.
53.000
pounds,
tot
Cans-'
dlan
ruh
St
CJd
Storage
Co..
13.4c
and'
Mildred
II..
18.000
pounds,
Fisheries.
12-c
and
6c.
Wlre'ewt.
10.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
13.6c
and
Cc.
Wireless.
10.000
pounds
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
12.5c
and
6c.
CANAKIAX
Pair
of
Jacks.
9.000
pounds
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
1
2c
and
7c.
AUl.
9.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
13c
and
6c.
Birdie
B..
1500
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
13c
and
6c.
E.
E
GREGG
IS
NEW
ASSISTANT
DISTRICT
ttons.
He
Is
succeeded
at
Prince
Oeorge
by
C.
D.
Orchard,
assistant
district
forester
at
Nelson,
whose
post
goes
to
T.
A.
Clarke,
former
assistant
district
forester
at
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Clarke's
place
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
to
be
filled
by
E.
E.
CI
regit
of
Vancouver.
BIG
NARCOTIC
HAUL
N
FROMEMPRESS
SHIP
Drugs
Valurtl
at
MO.000
Taken
tit
lultl
by
SpetUI
'u(oiii
Officers
at
VaiK-oinrr
VANCOUVER,
April
1
Nsrcotlcs
valued
at
tlO.000
were
aelxed
from
the
engine
room
of
the
steamer
Empress
of
Ails
during,
a
raid
yesterday
by
special
customs
officers.
No
arrest
have
as
yet
been
rasde
BIG
MIGRATION
IS
CONTINUING
SIX
IHIATS
AKUIVt;
OVCK
WLKK-C.MI
AT
HALIFAX
WITH
4,111
SETTLE
It
WINNIPSG.
April
1.
Six
steamers
due
4
at
Halifax
during
Friday.
Saturday
and
1
Sunday
-with
4441
Immigrants
from
,
Great
Britain
and
the
continent,
lndl-!cate
that
the
heavy
Influx
of
settlers
:
which
marked
the
month
of
.March
as
jthe
heaviest
since
be!ore
the
.war
will
;
prevail
throughout
April.
.
The
first
steamer,
the
Mucncben.
;
docks
today
with
380
settler.
The
E-
tonla
cf
the
Baltic-American
Line,
the
'
Cunarder
Athenla
and
the
White
Star
Liner
Cedrle.
arrive
aturdav
wtth
024.
all
i"
.ilveJ..4.iTh
-Cunartera
Ascsnla
and
Auranl
the
errant
,lth
1,737
complete
the
Hat.
-
The
Athenla
with
a
passenger
list
of
838
comprised
.eatlrely
ct
British,
re-
presents
the
largest
single
grcupjjf
new-
,
ccmers.
Among
them
will
be
110
farm
I
workers.
Organlred
by
the
colonization
depart-!
meat
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
i
there
are
alto
groups
of
families
coming
to
Canada
under
the
3.000
family
plan.
It
will
be
necessary
tor
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
operate
nine
special
trains
cr
mere
than
120
cars
to
bring
these
Immigrants
to
Winnipeg
where
they
will
be
distributed
to
their
destinations.
FOURTH
HOCKEY
MATCH
TONIGHT
to
Booth
1
1
HANliE
OE
OI
I1CIAI.S
MADE
AT
lOltT
WILLIAM
HE.MANH
FORESTER
AT
RUPERT;
CMEI
TED
AT
VICTORIA.
April
1.
Following
I
changes
In
the
organization
of
the
provincial
forestry
service.
It
is
offlclaUy
announced
that
J.
M.
Olbson.
district
forester
at
Prince
Oeorge,
comes
to
headquarters
here
as
assistant
forester
ture.
40;
moderate
swell:
8
pjn.
spoke
j,or
th
provlnce
ta
eh,rg
0f
opera
VANCOUVER.
Aprtl
1.
The
fourth
and
possibly
final
game
of
the
Allan
Cup
series
for
the
amateur
bockoy
championship'
of
Canada
win
be
played
tonight
with
a
change
of
oHlclals.
Frank.
Patrick
of
Vancouver
and
Bcatty
Ramsay
of'
Regina
replacing
Marptes
of
Winnipeg
and
Mcliityre
of
Trail.
Fort
William
flatly
refused
last
night
to
put
a
'
team
on
the
Ice
unless
the
change
was
made.
Advance
ticket
offerings
were
snapped
!
up
this
morning
and
a
crowd
of
2.500
I
faced
the
wicket
when
the
"sold
out"
sign
was
displayed.
LADYSMITH
FINANCIAL
IIACKINU
SKCI
UEII
ANI
PLANT
WILL
KEOreX
.VNNOl.NCEs
VANCOl'VER
PROVINCE
VANCOUVER.
April
1
Financial
backing
has
been
secured
In
London
by
Herbert
Carmlibael,
general
manager
Of
the
Ladysmlth
Smelting
Co..
which
wUI
result
tn
the
reopening
of
the
concern'
smelter
at
Ladysmlth.
according
to
authentic
.Information
received
here
says
the
Vancouver
Province.
."It
I,
proboble.contlnues
the
news-
papr,.."triat,j'Oi(cusiC'ra
mai
wui
operated
In
conjunction
there
with
handle
low
grade
complex
ores.
I
IKE
IN
MAKClf
be
to
During
the
month
of
March
the
fire
department
responded
to
two
calls,
one
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Ctmpany
on
March
17
and
the;
other
to
Sixth
Avenue
East
on
March
18
where
grass
hnrt
become
Ignited