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on
SPK
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WN'SWORK
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TIrH
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Illll.lt
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V
I
liiu.lrnv
in
liitiTlsii
(HUM-111
A
V
K
i
'nf
ttrwfi
a
i
i
n
ea.M
tiasH
wm.
ial
Preferences
IS
ON
ANVIL
ana
the
Inauguration
and
retention
of
British
preferences
which
ln
our
day
have
grown
to
a
group
of
Imperial
lerence
with
the
promise
of
ever
wider
markets
in
all
parts
of
the
Brltuh
Empire
"The
Conservative
party
tn
looking
to
the
past
Is
atlll
Influenced
by
the
f!cl
pcl.cy
adopted
when
the
western
provinces
were
practically
unpopulated
"The
"flat
Uhsrel
Ueerei
part
party
set
ltealt
a
gam"
iK
OKti
VM.ATION
i
should
remc;uNr
that
men
:fectly
oiRanld
yet
and
irrciDJplifh
that
we
shall
be
shead
ol
the
men.
Organ-
i
he-man's
lob
and
It
la
up
i
to
db
if
-
-
IAYL0R
WILL
NOT
RETRACT
:
KM
I
SI'S
Kl
TAKi:
IIW
K
ANY
Ol
J-TAHIMK.NT
M
DK.
ItUlAKII-IV(i
Pl.AHTIM)
ul'VKR.
April
19.
Mayor
Taylor
WIERMERE
of
the
'
iilleged
to
have
been
made
by
he
police
commission
meeting
.
I
)5
in
regard
to
Sam
Plaitlno.
1
'
'day.
.
frr
Plaatlno
recently
demand-the
mayor
retract
certain
purporting
to
have
been
4
:
COMING
WEST:
pIMajg
HsilPto
aT
revtstoo
duwn-
WA
April
19.
-
Mary
Ellen
word
where
reduction
can
be
made
):.
.reslng
the
National
Assem-
national
Inlereat.
That
we
haw
I
t
.
rsl
women
y.-icrday
.aid:
Pedt
"
evidenced
by
t'v
'
ntf
reduction
made
in
by
irk
Is
on
Hie
anvil
txlay
P"'
rllt
administration
since
it
Uv.
pc
It
will
t
beaten
out
of
i
Organisation
is
the
key-
aumcd
office"
IIKAO
OK
POI.UK.
.MAKKH
hTATK.MK.NT
IIKOAItlUMt
MlllllKIt
Although
Information
leacllr.n
to
the
taking
of
the
murderer
Of
Mrs.
lather
Killaa
on
Tuesday
so
far
received
has
gone
iMrwtt
without
result.
Inspector
W.
Bpiller,
in
an
official
statement
thla
morning.
aa!d
that
the
police
deal
red
to
encourage
the
bringing
forward
of
any
aua-plelon
that
any
one
might
have.
They
would
be
pleased
to
investigate
any
clue,
however
trivial,
and
were
desirous
of
encouraging
rather
than
discouraging
the
reporting
to
them
of
any
rumors
or
auaplclons.
The
Inspector
atated
that
over
thirty
rumors
and
cluea
hnd
already
been
traced
down
with
no
result.
"There
will
be
no
one
more
anxious
than
myself
to
Inform
you
when
an
arrest
haa
been
made,"
added
the
inspector
"Meantime
news
of
such
la
the
bast
thing
we
can
expect."
All
possible
avenues
of
escape
have
been
and
are
being
guard-ad
and
there
is
difference
of
opinion
as
to
whether
or
not
the
killer
to
atlll
in
the
city.
Wf.
nuill
l,
-
HIV
OUil
J-"
a
IA
m,.
nilem
-
.rrled
a
London
cable
saying
I
VAWCOWv.
apt..
1
Northern
wheat
yesterday
Number
-
I!
-tl.erm.rt
la
to
visit
Vancouver
t
r''',Ml
hl''
Intention
of
giving
enor-6i-ns
publicity
iii
his
papers
to
Brit-
"h
'
Imilbla
slid
WMtrn
rWnarlA
swn-
Ilv
WINNIPEG
PIONEER
DIES
AT
VANCOUVER
I
VANCOUVER.
April
10
Arthur
Wtck-fc'i:
ft',
yoars
of
age.
a
pioneer
cltlaen
ft
Winnipeg
and
first
manager
of
a
Kl'nincd
bsnk
to
open
in
the
weat,
Is
P'"l
Ml
his
hoiM
her
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH
IS
HEAD
LIBERAL
WOMEN
OTTAWA.
April
19.
Mrs.
Mar
Kllen
P'lU'h.M.L
A.
f.r
P)
Hi''
Firm
Nutlminl
AsMmhlv
of
:
'"i
:i
-
tlitlr
president.
.
.
s
gta
iu
'
Admin
and
that
ite
will
go
Into
ctoaeo
'
"
i
in
I'v.ue
River
country.
Tn
friends
Lord
Kolhermere
haa
C
ici&t:
muLKViuiv
img
wives
Liberal
Women
Principles
of
Liberalism
at
Banquet
His
Honor
Warty
is
set
against
any
upward
revision
0f
fanif,
declares
Premier,
but
sticks
by
revision
of
the
urin
4
4
I
4
4
4
4!
4!
41
4!
4
41
4
4
4
4
4
4
4!
4.J-
4
4
4
4
MACKENZIE
KIM,
TO
VIMT
THIS
COT
MONTH
OK
AllilsT
OTTAWA.
April
19
-Premier
Mackenrt
Kin
a
ll
mvnti
Ann.
'IT
AW
A,
April
19.Premier
Matfkenrie
King,
in
an
address
ut
tn
Weatcrn
cl.u.j
on
a
Kiwn
ut
a
banquet
in
hit
honor
last
night
by
the
first
tour
carrying
him
t
the
Paci-national
assembly
of
Liberal
women
on
"liberalism"
"
ooaet.
a
week
win
be
tiis
audience
Hint
Liberal
outlook
and
thought
was
di-
Pnt
ln
hl
constituency
at
id
utwaid
the
future;
Conservative
was
directed
to
and
found
Pl'c
A'trt
,-tifiration
in
the
past.
,
.
,
,
,
...
...
m.
attention
to
nr.eili'g.s
.m
ingcd
In
fiscal
matters,
the
Premier
said,
the
principle
of
future
by
the
young
L!bcr
,
noci-
'
ii
nd
its
expression
in
Liberal
politics,
of
customs
duties
for
ttoru.
i
m
rather
than
for
purposes
of
protection
to
special
interests
I
MKS.
MAIO
tl.l.VN
SMITH
Promli'em
Western
i.man
who
addressed
bm
u'!h
rim;
of
Liberal
wimfi
ut
Ottuwa
81-e
Is
slso
the
Candida
te
chosen
by
the
Liberals
of
squlm.Mt
to
rontrat
that
constituency
against
R.
H
Pooley.
THROWN
FROM
AUTO
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
P.
Mm-ltln
of
Vanroutrr
VtctliM
ArrWcnt
Ulen
far
l'ullrl
to
Tarn
VAMCCuTaTR
April
IS.
J.
P.
Morkln.
4Vaacouter
timber
inapectcr
of
the
4
Canadian
National,
was
faUIly
injured
4
yesterday
when
hla
auto
failed
to
Uikc
a
turn
In
North
Vancouver
and
craah-
ed
Into
a
building.
He
died
ln
the
hospital.
Oarlton
T.
Nelson,
an
oocupant
of
the
4-
ear,
manager
of
the
Alberta
Lumber
Co.
bare,
was
severely
Injured
about
the
4
bead.
4
444444444
riiici:
ok
uiikat.
BASEBALL
SCOsRES
('nasi
iMgne
M
Melons
10,
Portland
a.
Hcllywood
1.
Seattle
10.
Oakland
0,
San
Franclaco
1.
Bacraraento
S.
Los
Angela
i.
Canadian
Soldiers
Tell
at
Currie
Libel
Trial
What
Took
Place
on
Armistice
Day
in
City
of
Mons
0IJ0UKG.
April
19.
In
the
Currie
libel
case
n
which
Sir
Artluir'ls
suing
the
writer
and
publisher
of
an
artkjeln
l
small
eastern
newspaper,
thr
defense
brought
a
iiujiilrflsffi
ex-service
men
to
testify
tney
saw
ooaies
01
t..anaaian
sounerv
lying
in
the
streets
and
some
reiaiwu
tnai
mey
nearu
gunfire
in
xne
city
nt
a
certain
hour
on
the
morning
of
November
11.
Others
testified
to
knowledge
of
their
comrades
having
been
wounded
by
ma
chine
irun
or
other
gunnnm
VaalopdilV
Wll."
Ksa
AUlMjiniMI
rietllt
with
the
spectacle
....
of
Mons
by
Canadian
It
around
oldlera
when
they
vlalte.1
armistice
time.
.
Nearly
three
thouaand
queaMoas
and
"
a
1
.
.
1
it
A
PKatm-
.
aam
1
T
aa
I
llsTTI
111
1
-
ma
tlon
for
dl-covery
of
OenerHl
Currie.
-
-r
.
t
t
of
KAIITIUH
AKi:
IN
SOU
A
1
eXFIA,
April
11).
A
violent,
earth-quaka
shock
shook
Sofia
at
9:35
laat
night
and
a
general
panic
followa.
i
Hon.
H
H.
Stevens
declared
aa
"sheer
t
nui.
e.:'c
tj
suggest
that
u.e
queoec
tiorojr
ununis'tioii
was
10
eam
any
thing
co:nm:ikurs'e
alth
Its
needs
out
jf
storing
grain,
as
waa
Intended.
The
4,
tact
ol
the
matter
was
the
Port
of
Quebec
had
never
attempted
to
pay
Interest
on
the
advances
made
by
the
,
F:cieril
0.vernn.ent.
He
aald
Vancou-
ver
was
handling
a
much
larger
quan-
4,
tity.
of
b'fttl"
than
Quebec
through
an
elevutor
with
smaller
capacity.
Hon.
P.
J
A
Cardln
aald
it
was
lm-
pcsiblc
to
take
advuutage
of
the
re-
duced
rate
on
flour
over
the
tranacon-
tlnental
rallwny
to
Quebec
with
the
prettent
fs-Uitlcv
Prograsa
on
the
resolution
wn
reported.
UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL
TEAM
CHAMPS
llHAT
WINMI'Mi
y
IX
SKCONII
(1AMK.
UI.NMNO
SKUIUH
II
Y
POINT
MINMPKO.
April
19.
II
wb
a
rhwe
anl
rvrtllna
game
r
Ium
krtlwll
lele-ei
the
I'nltersity
of
It.C.
and
the
Winnipeg
Tntlen-
In
Hlileh
the
Vunemitef
team
n
mikI
ly
a
single
Mtt
elnrlietl
the
wrles
enlllllof
llieiM
to
carry
iM-nir
the
trophy
euinilH
of
weat
mi
Catkida,
.
.11
bIm
givea
litem
tlie
right
t
meet
I
he
tatlrni
rlam-phun
In
the
liiMiilithni
title
ton-trt.
In
lt
iil-tiii
'
guine
tlie
Toiler
were
lieutru
III
Ui
U
ail
In
Mn
ilay
nlglit'x
ffanie
tliey
Hon
11
to
9.
KING
WINNER
rfT
NEWMARKET
i
NEWMARKET,
England.
April
IB.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-mm-
nm
mii
ii
-
.-n.r
nmwfyy
'
v-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
iTHUli.SDAY,
APRIL
I'j.
1923
'ADY
ANFSTEVENS
BOTH
URGE
CLAIMS
W
'
u
ELABORATE
MACHINE:
An
exterior
view
of
the
new
ToUlisaior,
a
betting
machine
being
completed
at
the
Long-humps
race
track
for
the
coming
season
J.
C.
Brady
Urges
Development
of
Prince
Rupert
Port
Instead
of
o
Quebec
and
Stevens
Vanccuverh
atV
TTAW'A.
April
19.
During
a'
discussion
of
a
resolution
ln
ne
lit.
use
yesterday
authorizing
eight
and
a
half
million
dollar
loan
for
the
Quebec
Harbor
Commission.
J.
C.
Brady,
member
for
Skeena,
said
the
future
of
shipping
would
be
on
the
Pat
-if
it-.
Wti::;
was
the
government
doing
to
develop
the
great
Oriental
trade
which
must
be
handled
either
by
Canada
or
the
United
States
:
"The
port
of
Prince
Rupert
was
conceded
to
be
a
second
Portsmouth."
The
government
should
direct
its
attention
toward
the
development
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
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oitoI:
ri.yiMi
JlVKMLi:
SK.CTNIN
ok
run.
ic
LIB
ut
it
v
The
Parent
Teachers'
Association
at
Its
meeting
last
night
went
on
record
aa
opopsad
to
the
closing
of
the
juvenile
section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
and
a
committee
la
to
be
appointed
to
meet
wita
the
Library
Board
to
discuss
the
matter.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4444444444444444
STOLL-McCRACKEN
PARTY
IS
NOW
DUE
WEEK
FROM
TODAY
aworn
aa
Interpreter.
i-'.rt
ojentng
the
Inquest,
A.
Watt,
ln
view
of
hla
oclwf
case
wat
a
partlsularly
aerl-
d
-tie.
gave
soma
apaclai
.pfvTOM0
to
the
htryoMti
as
to
the
nature,
of
tht'.r
j.tfftn
-was
theta
4tstav4vave-
'.ermln'.-
the
cautea
and
c:rainttni
the
deceased's
death
hew.
when,
'.here
and
in
which
manner
death
had
-ccur-ed
II
It
was
found
that
It
was
j
Chie
0!
murder
or
manslaughter.
It
was
the
duty
of
the
Jury
to
determine
the
person
or
persons
who
had
viewing
the
body.
Care
shculd
also
be
sxcroited
ln
Identifying
tbe
deceased.
There
would
be
wltneaaes
to
assist
the
Jury
Including
tbe
doctor
who
bad
pcrfcrmed
the
post
mortem.
Pinal!y.
It
would
be
the
duty
of
the
Jury
to
bring
tn
Its
verdict
and
for
that
the
Jury
and
not
tbe
coroner
waa
responsible
Before
th;
Jury
left
the
courtroom
to
v
ew
he
body.
Inspector
Spllter.
ap-peirmu
frr
the
province,
explained
that
nil
:h
evidence
to
be
presented
to
the
jury
at
this
time
would
be
In
tbe
matter
d"
I'lentU'ratlon
Later
the
inquest
would
bu
proceeded
with.
Meanwhile
the
lnve
tlgatlon
of
the
police,
which
had
merely
been
started,
would
be
proceeded
with.
lllEN'TIKIKN
WOMAN
Twelve
Japanese
Children
Thrown
from
Lurching
Launch
into
Fraser
and
Seven
of
Them
Were
Drowned
'
the
waterH
of
the
river.
Five
of
them
were
rescued
but
the
other
King
CXrcrK
won
...
flr.t
rmc
of
tht
:
t
aWftV
by
the
tjde
antl
current.
Three
bodies
were
asSmsmn
iMiav
whn
hla
thMea
WdkBiP
nlti
1
lav
the
third
day
of
the
trial
and
for
the
most
part
scuttle
captured
the
Brandon
Handi-I
later
recovered.
The
gas
boat
was
owneu
oy
110
nuzuKi
anu
was
on
its
maioen
cap
The
nice
was
over
a
nine
fur-'
long
course
and
seventeen
horses
started.
trip.
Suaukl
had
aa
hla
companlorui
terday.
Sutukl.
according
to
the
police.
-
two
alsters
and
T.
Kouanago.
father
of
was
manoeuvring
the
craft
near
land
W
I:T1IKII
UKPOIiT.
'one
of
the
victims.
Plve
were
rescued
when
she
struck
the
mud
bank,
sud-
Prlnee
Rupert.-Clear,
.
calm,
temper-
by
Suaukl
and
hla
friends.
j
oeuly
lurched,
casting
the
children,
who
aturf
49
j
Tne
tragedy
occurred
about
S.30
yea-1
were
crowded
on
deck,
Into
the
water.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
WESTERN
PORTS
Inquest
Opens
Into
the
Death
of
Esther
Kitias
Identification
Established
and
Inquiry
is
Continuing
This
After
noon
Uefore
Coroner
Norman
Watt
In
Police
Court
After
thirty-six
hours
of
continuous
investigation
into
which
the
entire
police
strength
of
the
city
has
been
thrown,
solution
of
the
killing
early
Tuesday
morning
of
Mrs.
Esther
Killas
was
apparently
vague
this
morning.
Police
arc
understood
to
be
working
on
several
underground
clues,
details
of
which
were
not
to
be
learned.
One
belief
seems
to
be
that
the
killer
is
"Mill
lurking
in
the
city
and,
possibly,
in
view
of
the
lack
of
evidence,
it
may
be
necessary
to
wait
him
out.
Circumstances
point
ra'iher
strongly
to
at
least
one
conclusion
that
it
was
a
man
who
committed
the
horrible
crime
on
Com
ox
Avenue.
'tNQUEST
into
the
death
of
Esther
Killas,
found
brutally
raur-
I
.lured
at
Ko7
Comox
Avenue
on
luesaay,
was
opened
uciore
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
in
the
city
police
court
late
yesterday
aflernoon.
Evidence
of
one
witness,
Harry
Levin,
in
the
matter
of
identification
was
taken
and
the
inquest
adjourned
until
this
afternoon
at
1.30
when
doctor's
evidence
will
be
taken
prior
to
further
adjournment,
pending
completion
of
police
investigation.
The
jury
consists
of
W.
W.
Wright
(foreman;,
Alex.
McLcman,
Claude
V.
Symes,
Joseph
Brown,
George
Frizzell
and
William
Blair.
-f
virr'.tl
Constable
Win.
Smith
waa-
EVERTON
LEADS
IN
FOOTBALL
IIUAIM
E(il.lll
I.KAOI
K
KHPLAt
lVO
III
DIIKHSHKI.II
IVIIICII
IXAYS
flP-TIE
NATl
UlllY
LONDON.
April
la
Winning
their
aist-!i
yesterdav
Bverton
once
more
au.ed
death
or
any
accessory
or
ac-
j
tiok
fhe
lFftd
tbe
.tandtng
of
the
tisrorle-
to
the
lact.
The
Inatrument
,
c,,Ibs
of
lhe
flr,t
dm,lon.
Huddemfteld.
caus.ng
death.
If
poaslble.
ahoutd
alio
,1;r!vd
o
th,
lNllmhlp
by
the
mid-be
ascertained.
In
this
connection
the
;
week
Rune
wU1
mlbl(
to
OTemke
Jurv
wiuld
have
the
opportunity
of
Kverton
fcr
a
while
aa
the
English
Cup
tie
game
la
to
be
played
on
Saturday.
The
mid-week
scores
follow:
KMillMI
LK.WIli:.
HIV.
Iverton
3.
Newcastle
0.
Mlddleaboro
.
Arsenal
3.
Sf-OTTHII
LEAOIK.
HIV.
I.
I.
OelUc
3.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Dundee
0.
Rangers
1.
DIVISION
II.
(Played
Tuesday)
Third
Lanark
S,
fMenhouaemuIr
1.
FOUND
GUILTY
WILL
HANG
Harris
levlne
testified
that
the
body
fTIINESK
WHO
MIOT
CONhTAIIIX
TO
waa
that
ot
a
woman
he
had
known1
.,iy
hmmUIMK.
PENALTY
1'Olt
since
the
summer
of
1S14.
She
was
J
(S
HAn
,
T
known
aa
Esther
Solomon
then.
Two
Canadian
National
three
later,
she
waa
married
Tlic
Rhllwaya
city
or
years
VANCOUVER
Anril
19.
-Pound
aullty
ticket
office
received
a
telegram
thla
and
he
knew
her
as
Mrs.
Killas.
Later
,
,,,,,,
r-n.i.hi.
itr.i
n.r.
afteruoon
stating
that
the
schooner
1
she
had
reverted
to
the
name
of
Mm
,Mt
ou
wh0
WM
lhot
down
ftamn-Sffle
M
Morrtsaey
waa
delayed
at
Seattle
Esther
Solomon.
Me
believed
that
she
m
gtrtet
Uullg
chong
val
ana
insi
ine
otoii-atcvrsnaai
cxpeoi-
was
or
w
jrears
uj
sgv.
iu
rfuuo
tlon.
which
will
go
north
on
a
six
1
tn
an
enquiry
by
the
coroner,
witness
montha'
exploration
to
the
Arctic
wastes
said
he
had
no
doubt
that
It
waa
Ea-from
here
aboard
the
vessel,
would
ac-'
thtr
Solomon
cordlngly
not
be
leaving
Montreal
until
In:ectcr
Spiller
aaked
that
the
pre-April
31.
Thla
would
bring
the
parly
oept
to
amended
to
read:
"Mrs.
Harry
of
scientists
and
explorers
here
on
;
Killas
allax
Esther
Solomon."
Her
hua-Aprll
96,
a
week
from
today.
band
had
predeceased
her,
the
I
rupee
tor
'
i
stated.
Thla
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
'
In
aiklng
for
adjournment,
Inspector
East
at
3
30,
waa
reported
this
morn-
SpUler
aaked
that
as
much
time
aa
posing
to
be
on
time.
(continued
on
page
three
I
sentenced
to
death
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
on
June
33.
A
Jury
of
eleven
men
and
one
woman
deliberated
on
tbe
case
for
30
minutes.
PEND'OREILLE
TAKES
A
JUMP
III
MOK
HENIIH
STOCK
OK
THAT
COMPANY
1
P
ANII
MITII
TltAD-IMI
DONE
IN
IT
VANCOUVER.
April
19.
Pend
Oreille
closed
at
31.25
on
sales
of
4.000
aharea
eaterday.
a
net
gain
of
a
dollar
and
quarter
During
the
afternoon
the
stock
reached
31.38
on
an
unconfirmed,
I
rnort
that
the
Consolidated
Mlnlna
as
10.
,
Seven
children
aged
from
NCOUVEU,
April
Japanese
Sm,,tlmj
company
was
negotiating
for
five
to
ten
years
at
Una
,
Nova
cannery
settlement
on
uiiu
j
control
of
tne
property
Island
at
the
mouth
of
the
Fraser
River
were
drowned
last
night
when
a
gaa
boat
with
29
occupants
aboard,
mostly
children,
AMFN11MFNT
Tfi
Fl
APPFR
tilted
twelve
children
into
I
ttlULnuiULl!
lUllilUIliU
struck
a
mud
bank,
suddenly
throwing
vote
bill
mum
LONOON.
April
19
Amendments
to
the
"Flapper
Vote"
bill
to
raise
the
voting
ae
of
women
from
31
to
34
a
defeated
In
the
House
of
Corimoaa
yesterday
by
d
vot'
of
359
to
10.
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