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STEWART
EDWARD
WHITE,
IS
OFF
TO
ALtUllAWD
8BATTLE,
M78
8"rt
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Whit.,
the
noted
iwwli-l.
to
the
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thU
week
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11
will
be
i
sithor
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They
he
um-"T-
IU
explore
and
writ
during
two
wsnt
Pth.
.r
th.
-m.
I.
'
on,rt
and
eoutheaeveru
CUM
w
sTI
I
Alaska.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY,
MAY
7,
1923
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
WarshipsAre
Distributed
Throughout
Chinese
Waters
inView
of
Prbsen
Unsatisfactory
Situation
That
Counfry
CAPTAIN
SLADE
,
OF
BINGAMON
i
KILLED
TODAY!
1
riitKiiKii
mu:n
two
mkis
iioi.i.
Tf
lOKTIICK
HI1KN
I
NI.OAIIINO
IN
liNOI.IMI
ItVV
VANOOLVBB,
May
7.
Captain
T.
H
Blade,
46,
of
the
barge
Blngamon
wa
killed
thla
morning
when
two
great
logs,
which
were
being
unloaded
Into
Kngllah
Bay
for
rafting,
rolled
together,
eruahlng
him.
The
barge
bad
Juat
arrived
from
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
landa.
Blade
was
a
native
of
Newfoundland.
capespear"'
breaks
down
I.OC.ll,
1IAI.1IH
T
ItOAT
IN'
IIIMTKKKK
AT
SIXW
VX
INI.KT
ANII
IIKINd
IlKOlllUT
IN
IIV
HAIv
VAOK
1'KINt'IMS
The
local
halibut
boat
Oape
Spear,
Oapt.'
William
Parsons,
is
broken
down
In
81
wyn
Inlet
on
Moresby
bland
and
the
Salvage
Prlnoess
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
ft
Towing
Oo.'a
fleet
has
(one
to
bar
asslaUnce.
It
Is
expected
that
too
flahtiiR
boat
and
her
convoy
will
arrlva
in
port
tonight.
BOTTOM
TEAMS
IN
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
SEEK
READMISSION
'
LONDON,
Jaj
7.
-Nelaon
In
the
nor-thefn,
sd-j
Torquay
in
the
southern
aaetipns
of
the
BnglW
footbal
League
are
bottom
teama,
btah
must
seek
re-admission.
It
la
expected
that
the
Argonauts,
an
amateur
club,
will
give
Torquay
strong
opposition
for
the
southern
berth.
uii.MAM
iiritN.s
in:
n
VANCOUVER,
May
7.
-William
Duma,
pioneer
Inspector
of
nchool
and
principal
of
,
the
normal
sobool
died
this
morning
'
aged
89.
Situation
Threatening
as
Japanese
Troops
on
Way
to
Kcinforcc
Comrades
Who
Arc
Defending:
Tsinan
May
7.
Japanese
warships
were
distributed
PEKIN,
throughout
Chinese
waters
and
additional
troops
are
on
their
way
to
reinforce
their
embattled
comrades
in
Tsinan
today.
As
the
Chinese
observed
"Humiliation
Day,"
the
thirteenth
anniversary
of
Japan's
ultimatum
of
21
demands,
the
situation
took
on
a
more
sombre
and
threatening
aspect
than
ever
before.
The
trouble
arose
when
the
Nationalist
attacked
the
foreign
concession
at
Tsinan,
capital
of
Shantung,
in
the
course
of
their
drive
toward
Pekin.
The
Japanese
troops
are
said
to
be
defending
British,
American
and
other
white
citizens
in
Tsinan
as
well
as
thousands
of
Japanese.
WIPED
OUT
t
FAIR
BLDGS.
Saskatoon
I.oi-e
(irand
Stand,
Administration,
Art
and
Minor
Structures
-
SASKATOON,
May
7.
The
jrrand
stanl,
administration
building,
new-
art
building
and
minor
buildiiiK"
in
the
centre
of
the
exhibition
grounds
were
deatroyeil
by
fire
early
this
morning.'
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Mcwi
CALL
TENDERS
DESTROYERS
TWO
TO
UK
IIUI.T
TO
lifcl'LAC
I)
TIIK
I'ATIIIOT
ANII
IMTIIKIAN
IN
CANAIIA
OTTAWA.
May
7
-The
Oovarument
propoaea
to
call
for
tsndara
for
the
construction
of
two
destroyers
to
replace
the
Patriot
and
Patrician
from
fifteen
firm
in
Britain
and
auch
Oanadlan
nrms
aa
art
equipped
for
the
wort.
It
waa
announced
Saturday.
The
d-atroyera
wtu
be
similar
to
"A"
cisw
now
being
buUt
tor
the
Royal
Navy.
Roumanian
Peasants9
Congress
Meets
Quietly
and
Demands
That
Their
Leader
at
Once
Take
Office
v
Peasant
Party
Congress
at
Alba
Julia
yesterday
ended
iti
feet
order
ana
that
similar
meetinirs
at
JaseY
Draila
and
centres
concluded
rfuietly
with
the
adoption
of
motions
detrm
that
Julia
Maniu,
Itader
of
the
Peasant
Party,
take
office
(mined
ately
and
attacking"
the
general
jiolicy
of
the
government.
No
die
turbancea
are
rejiorted.
ml
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
Pri.-e
Five
Cents
PRINCECAROL
FAILS
TO
GET
PLANES
TO
E
Y
TO
ROMANIA
Flight
of
Prince
Carol
to
Roumania
Prevented
by
British
Government
Steps
Were
Taken
to
Cancel
Charter
to
Prince
of
Air
ships
Which
Arc
Subsidized
by
the
State
ODSTONE,
Surrey,
England,
May
7.
Prince
Carol
V
1
ot
ouman,'a
toll
tne
Associated
Press
today
that
imt
iiou
iivf
BjTtmi
iian
vi
mm:
iur
hid
return
I
n
Roumania,
he
would
respond
"when
called."
LONDON,
May
7.
The
Press
Association
states
that
the
British
authorities,
learning
on
Saturday
after-l
i.Mii
of
two
imperial
airways
machines
having
been
charts
ivl,
ostensibly
to
fly
with
Prince
Carol
to
Roumania,
t
,;
action
to
prevent
the
flight.
This
concern
is
subsi-(li.td
hy
the
British
government.
HY
COUNCIL
BUMPER
SALE
OF
VANCOUVER
HALIBUT
TODAY
UPHOLDS
LONG
kin
to
.UfiJU.
.
wjl
l
,lTW"
Hill
Ml
DRFIMIE
(IIAKUt.
KKOKHIT
t-VBR.
May
7
-By
a
rote
of
.He
the
city
council
thi
si-uetided
not
to
sccopt
Oom-lrnnine'a
recommendation
that
,
and
Detect,
vr
Sergeant
Oeo.
ii
be
suspended
during
the
in
council
decided
that
there
w
finite
charge
agaluat
the
MrLeugnHu
it
would
not
be
"fair'pkif"
'h
i
ha
report
and
charging
Conunlsslooer
Fletcher
and
were
uitsg
"intimidation
polio.1'
O.
8
C3tn.
K.C..
thief
Long,
strongly
ob-he
council
conaldcratlon
of
Mayor
Taylcr
added
he
had
n
Alex.
Henderson.
K.C..
hi
1
i
hat
there
had
been
"In-
1
itneaar."
ST.
LOUIS
WINS
AT
WASHINGTON
Fin
itkm
hivni
in-
m:son
"III
N
H;M
IIOIXM
lit
T
IN
i:i..:vi;ntii
voiik,
May
1.
New
York.
Cincinnati
and
Pittsburg
lead
V.u.m.l
League.
Philadelphia
nid
St.
Louts
lead-
the
ABitr-
u
result
of
Uw
weak
end
.ut
his
third
hoener
of
the
i
he
Chicago-New
Tort
game.
"
registered
hi
Sixth
win
oi
when
the
St
Loula
Mam
1
Wlahlngton
In
eleven,
in-
1
i-
registered
their
second
iui
Ht
Cincinnati.
vu-e
won
Brooklyn't
flret
s'
loin
but
loat
the
decision
u
Orover
Aisaartdcr,
p.C.
PACKERS
BIG
COMPANY
"T"
Mtl.H.MVTI(l
NOW
(ON
s
Mom;
THAN
IIAI.K
PACK-IIIMNKHH
OI'
IIX
"
"''N!i.
May
7-Announcement
la
majority
abareholdeta
of
''
Be
Piahlng
A
Packing
00.
"
tlu
Packing
Company
bar
'"-"i
approval
of
the
offer
to
,
'
uinr
.
omrnon
aharaa
for
common
the
B.C.
Packera
l.to.
."imioiu
ot
the
twj
former
com-'
m
therefore
be
definitely
1
",ul
controlled
by
the
new
v
th
BC.
Packers
Ltd.
Thla
:
win
,low
control
more
thin
w
''"
f
the
packing
bualnaaa
of
,
;i
.)iuinija
ritui.
nuorrrii
to
row
level
r
Ti
waJ"S
8knpr
Bat
of
baltftiit
offannga
at
the
(tan
Bacbange
thla
morning
and
prieea
tck
a
ahimp
fro.r
the
IotoI
which
baa
been
prerallinK
fur
the
past
weok
or
ao.
A
total
of
I17.MX)
pouada
waa
aold
by
nineteen
Anterior.
reeaeU
at
blda
ranging
from
t3c
and
4c
to
BAc
and
4c.
Three
Canadlaiu
aold
11.000
pound
for
from
14c
and
6c
to
t).2c
and
Sc.
One
American
catch
wai
taken
on
to
Seattle
and
three
boat
iare
hcldmg
over
until
tomorrow
aale.
Arrlvala
waiw
aa
folio
wa:
AH
EICICAN
Bonanaa.
47.000
pound,
Boo.h
Plaber-lee,
04c
and
4c.
Portlock,
30,000
pound,
and
lien.
MUWO
powMla.
Royal
flab
Oo
,
0.4c
and
,4c.
Toddy
J.,
1UO0
pounda.
and
Avona
10.000
pottada,
AUln
rnabartaa,
0.4c
and
4c.
Oootldg.
11.
on
pounda.
Canadian
Piah
Cold
atorago
Oo..
SJe
and
4c.
lihona,
1MM
pounda.
Oanadlan
nab
&
Cold
Storage)
Co..
0.00
and
4c.
CHacter.
SMt)
pounda,
Booth
0.7c
aad
4.
Kicel.
10.000
fOMRda,
Atttn
Plabartea
9.5c.
and
4e.
Leviathan,
tt.000
pounds,
Moth
Fish
eries.
BJc
and
4c.
Atlas,
ls.000
pounds,
AUln
rishsrlss.
1
8.2c
and
4c.
Superior.
15.000
pounds.
Oanadlan
Ptah
Cold
Storage
oo..
c
and
c.
Bronwll.
M.000
pounds,
Canadian
riab
Cold
Storage
Oo.,
8.7c
and
4c.
Daly,
10.000
pounds.
Oanadlan
Flab
Cold
Storage
Co..
IBs
sad
4c.
il
m
10,000
pounds,
Pacific
Plab-
ertss.
B.3c
snd
Betty.
B.ooo
pounds,
and
Bel
lance
I..
10MB
pounds,
Canadian
Plab
OsM
mtnn
am
Oo..
BJc
and
40.
mtmr.
7.000
do
una,
vwsotwm
n.M
mimmm
Co..
9
Be
Sd
4C.
'
Tyw.
11.000
pounds,
TOinc-ruuenes,
B.Bc
and
4c.
CANAIM
AN
Writ
mm
till
umatt.
8M0
pounds,
Oana
dlan
flail
Cold
Storage
Co.,
7.8c
and
6c
BYRD
PLANE
OIVEN
TESTS
AMID
SNOW
AND
ICE:
A
view
of
the
tri-motored
Ford
plane
in
which
Commander
II.
K.
Byrd
iiropos?d
to
fly
to
the
south
pole.
Building
Permits
for
This
Year
So
Far
Reach
$106,425
Including
New
Store
for
Ross
Bros,
in
April
permits
for
the
month
of
April
amounting
to
$18,000
BUILDING
ivci
u
i.i.
tied
by
the
building
inspector,
the
largest
item
being
a
new
store
being
erected
for
Ross
Brothers
on
Second
Avenue.
Thin
brings
the
total
for
the
first
four
months
of
the
year
to
$100,-tJ.5
and
the
issuing
of
permits
is
still
going
on.
One
item,
that
for
,ie
repairs
for
the
offices
ot
S.
M.
N'ewion,
has
no
amount
stated
yet,
aj
it
is
not
known
what
he
cost
will
be.
il-.c
permits
tit
April
were:
J.
A.
Curtis,
alterations
to
premises,
I
'
o.
Wm.
Stewart,
cottage,
61X00.
Jaine!)
ZaY.-ll!.
addition
to
dwelling.
S
1.000.
Rom
Br..,
nea
slore.
SB.500.
8.
M.
Nowtcn.
repnir.i
to
office.
D
Chr'.-pher.
dweUing.
63J00.
Tur:-.er
Investment
Co.
heating
system.
6S00.
4'
CKtIl.l;
AllltlVEM
AT
Hl'ITZKEKOKN
IHKIOIHLK
ITALIA
KINO'S
BAT.
Bpltsbergrn.
May
7--Ooicra
Nobile
landed
hU
dlriglblp
Italia
here
yesterday
successfully
completing
bis
flight
from
Vadaoe,
Norway,
pre
pa
rati
ry
to
flying
over
the
Arctic
regie
n.
4
SENATOR
KING
WAS'
BURIED
SATURDAY
OHIPMAM.
Now
Brunswick.
May
7
Tke
rur.eral
of
Hon.
Senator
Oeorge
tierald
King
waa
largely
attended
Saturday.
Public
service
wss
conducted
in
he
Bsptlst
Church
by
Rev.
Dr.
T.
Vf.
Patterson,
president
of
Acadia
University.
Among
those
present
at
tbs
;ur.e.-al
waa
Hon.
J.
H.
King,
son
of
the
senator.
ANOTHER
SAWMILL
KITSUMKUUM
VALLEY
Oeorge
Utile,
ami
Carl
rwhle
lrlnen
In
raaxwrii
itot
I'ar
From
Terrare
'natures.
May
7
The
mill
formerly
;
;n'cd
by
Crl
Pohle
at
Carnaby
Is
r
"
moved
to
the
Kiuumkalutn
valley
where
it
wll
In
future
be
operated
by
George
Little
and
Mr.
Pohle
on
timber
tul:'.!:ga
not
far
from
Terrace.
Mr.
Pchle
left
for
Prince
Rupert
I'KOriNi'lAL
MC
KETAKV.
Premier
J.
D.
MeLaan
is
acting
pro
vincial
secretary
during
the
absence
of
Hen.
T.
D.
Pottulas
In
Ottawa
and
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Is
acting
minister
of
mine.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Ow-tliiR
ITIres
Twlay
on
Vaneou-ver
KactMMEe
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.
I
DM
B.C.
Silver
145
Bayview
.OB'i
Big
Missouri
S3
tOlacler
Olsdstone
Oelconda
.90
Independence
Ulft
Indian
.04
iKootenay
Florence
.
.
.30
L.
L
,MH
Lakevlew
Leadamltb
.
.OS
Lucky
Jim
BIW
Mirmct
Metals
11
Pend
Oreille
lM
Premier
1
JO
Porter
Idaho
rtufna
Argents
....
.sett
Buniock
Terminus
.
.
.
TnU
The
congress
is
said
o
reireent
fifteen
million
peasants
who,
Whitewater
!!
headed
by
Manui
are
demanding
better
government
for
1!
umania.
woodbine
.
!!
DUCHAREaT.
May
7.-be
Regency
I
tela
nratlano
realgn.
Ccf.on
Belt
.
today
refused
tin-
demand
voiced
by
From
Alba
Julia
ale
two
long
col-
Oeorula
River
80000
peasant
nuwUng
aa
Alba
Julia
iamn
of
peasants
marching
peacefully
timndvtew
...
ytitcrday
m.ti
the
Ooverumaut
or
Vln-
without
arms
to
Bucbarcnt.
Outhie
.IS
3.39
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41
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a
37
.38
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1
00
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v,
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1.10
BIG
RECEPTION
TO
UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALLERS
JIBT
11V
llEI'ItF.HENTATlVi:
IIELEOA-TION
ANII
CIVIC
KEt'EFTIO.N
TE.NOEUEO
TIIEI
WINDSOR.
May
7.
Whan
the
Univer-sity
of
B.C.
basketball
teaji
arrived
hera
Sunday
t
.
Piay
in
the
Dominion
finals
against
'Windsor
OoUeglate
Alumni
first
game
tonight,
they
were
met
by
Mayor
Jackson
and
more
than
one
hundred
cittaons.
The
team
was
escorted
by
a
aquad
ot
motor
cycle
officer
with
the
mayor
and
mem
ban
of
tbs
city
council,
the
boaM
M
attnoatlon.
the.
cfcuaber
of
eamaMteo
,
and
arwrsl
bunsBta
dBuaens
and
tsM
to
tbetr
hotel
wftart
a
eiele
recapUoa
'waa
tendered
them.
..
.
.
.
GIRL
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
IMIIIY
OF
NEWLY
IM1IIN
VV.VI.lt
1'OINII
IIFvNtiATII
I1KII
tVIIICII
snt:
fieri
I'ir.ii
OANOCB,
Vancouver
Island.
B.C..
May
7.
i.ydta
Catherine
Rosman,
anoighteen
year
old
half
breed
Indian
girl
was
committed
for
trial
Saturday
on
a
charge
of
murder
after
a
nroJlinlnary
hearing
bare
before
W.HgigatK,
J
P.
The
charge
followed
tta
afe
4
a
ivwiji
uwi
li
vuim
WKgvw
W.-S
NWI
round
beneath
the
bed
in
tne
room
which
ahe
occupied
In
the
hoane
when
abe
waa
employed.
The
evidence
showed
that
the
body
had
a
cord
of
ribbon
tied
around
the
rook.
It
wa
found
six
days
after
ths
girl
hsd
left.
FLOODS
DAMAGE
NORTH
QUEBEC
ltllllMlKH
sHlil'T
AWAY
ANII
rXLT-
THIC
POWER
ANII
LIOUT
I'UIXT
IIIWTItOYIill
MONTREAL,
May
7.
rive
highway
bridges
In
the
neighborhood
of
Labetle
and
St.
Jovlte
and
a
tM.000
electric
power
and
light
plant
at
the
latter
place
were
washed
away
by
Hood
that
swept
through
the
northern
Motion
ot
the
Lsurentlsn
district
st
the
waek-end.
The
floods
resulted
from
the
breaking
of
three
power
dams
due
to
the
melting
of
the
snow.
MAJOR
RICHARD
BURDE
JUSTICE
OF
THE
PEACE
VICTORIA.
May
74t$r
Richard
Burde,
member
for
Alberht,
Mas
been
appointee
Justice
of
the
paac
for
the
province
of
B.C.
ANNOUNCEMENT
DARI.IXtiTQS,
ItASKINS
&
CO
I.T),
'
TII,E
CONTRACTORS
2127
(Jninville
Street,
Vancouver,
H.C.
Have
made
arrangements
for
their
Foreman
Ttlewtter
to
be
la
Prince
Rupert
very
ahortly
to
carry
out
the
tile,
mosaic,
and
marble
worr.
in
the
Besntr
Block.
They
wUI
be
glad
to
estimate
on
any
other
work
that
can
be
carried
out
whust
he
is
in
Prince
Rupert.
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