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of
the
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Infantiy
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ri
before
the
armistice,
boalllltiea
to
a
cloae
on
'
front
became
effective
SAN011AI,
levelled
at
them
by
nin-el
(or
the
Uefiiwe
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PROMISE
MADE
OF
FARM
WORK
M
MI'IOUIKNT
t'OVIMtrm:
T.tKKK
'"Ml
(tl
Mlt.VIKlN
IN
NINM.
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Wi
Aprn
I8.-A
definite
'
.tin
work
for
all
the
clly'e
i
id
specific
plana
for
re-
.hi
ion
organisations
of
th
"'i
provincial
government
'"
inert
lug.
SIONARYIS
SHOT
IN
CHINA
s
,i:'iimi;m)i;t
oi
i'iikmivti:i!i
an
".ii
ur
HIUKION
lOm
LUX
"
neath
on
April
v
l"r.
according
to
MHHIONS
April
36.
Dr.
Walter
F.
"uiwinteadent
of
the
Prea-
:
l
of
Forclm
Mlaalon
llnr-
T'niig.
oouthean
of
Shantung,
ntftYIER
OPPONENT
IN
MATCH
AT
VANCOUVER
'""11,.
i.l
Pr,
1"UI,,
"
Elks
'l.
curd
at
Van-
4.
V
u
vapiain
onouen
ana
naa
a
cargo
of
lumber
for
Atlantic
coast
porta.
TWO
YEARS
FOR
RAY
GILMORE
no
heroic
in
the
etorlei
Inatmctlon
vtitneaaea
giving
testimony
.
out
of
Otneral
Sir
Arthur
'.
W.
T.
It
Presl
n
and
F.
AM
the
VltneMa
were
uu-ihir
teetfihony
that
there
lighting
whatever
In
the
M
,.s
nd
that
thr
men
of
the
H,S
MHO
TIIIKO
TO
ISCUIHINATi:
'
iiH,Ki
at
yASttoritu
is
not
.
Ray
Ollmore
waa
aenlenced
by
Magistrate
Shaw
yes
terday
to
two
years'
tmprlaonjnent
Mr
breaking
and
entering
Olhnorr'i
alga.
gation
that
he
had
committed
the
rajs,
eery
with
a
man
named
Praaer
under
'
.nil
had
not
tired
a
ahot
lu
,
could
their
teettmony
be;
Officials
of
'.lie
moat
rigid
and
gruelling
bAiy
on
the
from
police
eereeam
John
Robertson
to
bring
about
Fiaan'a
ar-reat
lead
to
the
auapenaion
Of
Hcbertaon.
OFFICIALS
OF
FOREST
BRANCH
LECTURING
the
Poreat
Branch
are
annual
Save-Tbe-Foreet-
Week
campaign.
R.
S.
Allen,
dlatrict
foreater.
In
lee
luring
In
the
arhoola
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
including
auch
point
aa
Smith-era
and
Burns
Late.
I.
B.
Oregg,
assistant
forester,
u
at
Terrace
and
Oak
and
wiu
return
to
the
city
tomorrow
afternoon
to
apeak
iu
the
High
eefeoot
and
Booth
Memorial
Bchool
ft
H.
Lelghtoo,
fire
laspeetor,
haa
al-iedy
thla
week
beon
at
Annunciation
and
seal
Oove
aenoola.
1-ie
vrlu
be
at
Borden
Street
SchooJ
tomorrow.
lllltTII.
A
daughter,
Audrey
Wall,
waa
born
iiiniibera
of
the
army
of
)ob-
this
morning
at
we
rnnee
nupan
the
result
of
s
meeting
General
HoapiUl
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
i
unemnlovment
pooamlttaa
Hunter.
119
Fifth
Avenue
Bast.
Krpreatntatlvaa
of
the
railway
wiariu.ii
iti.roitT.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
st.
Blghth
CsbinRainUig.
south
wind,
temp.
41.
Bcho
Lake.
-
Cloudy,
aim.
temp.
42.
Telegraph
Creek-Cloudy,
oelav
temp.
'
Bmlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
4S.
Ruma
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
4.
.B0-
Terrace-
Part
cloudy.
lm.
temp.
44,
Itoeawood
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
44.
Alyanah
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
47.
Alice
Arm
doudy.
oaim,
temp.
4.
Anyos
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
4.
Stewart-
Cloudy
to
rain,
calm,
temp.
Port
Bunpaon
Cloudy,
calm.
Ha
ysport
Cloudy,
light
id
by
s
4s.
news
re-l
Atlln
Cteudy.
south
wind
"
'""'V.
,,,iUMtaihoBka-Cier.
south
sjeikirk-rClotidy.
south
Oawaon-Cloudy.
oalm.
wind.
Hem
ben
of
the
Stoli-McOrsekeu
Scientific
Expedition
from
New
York,
which
wlU
embark
at
Prinoe
Rupert
for
a
six
mouths'
exploration
trip
to
the
Arotic
wastes
north
of
Alaska
and
Bumta,
In
the
effort
to
find
mummies
believed
to
be
the
remains
of
the
first
men
to
emigrate
from
Asia
to
North
America,
will
reach
the
city
from
the
Bast
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
train
and
remain
here
for
several
daya
while
their
ahlp.
the
auxiliary
schooner
Bffle
M
Morrlaaey,
Capt.
Robert
A.
Bartlett;
is
finally
outfitting
for
the
long
voyage.
Friday
evening
the
Prinoe
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
will
tender
the
party
a
complimentary
dinner
In.
the
Commodore
Osfe
and
the
principal
speaker
will
be
Harold
MoCracken,
co-leader
of
the
expedition,
who
Is
s
noted
big
game
hunter
and
whose
exploits
have
Included
a
number
of
exciting
moving
picture
as-
stgoaiente
for
the
Pathe
Co.
IOItltlSEY
AUItlVIX
The
aW
M.
Morrlaaey,
a
typical
At-
tantle
t
taking
vutsei,
arrived
in
port
temp,
at
B:45
tMe
morning
from
Seattle
and
Is
tied
up
st
the
O.T.P.
wharf
No.
1
temp,
where
she
la
attracting
considerable
in
terest,
lalkemoet
veeseU
of
her
type
all
temp.
4a.
accommodation'
Is
below,
there
being
wind,
temp;
pqUmm?m
Jmuaework.
Her
laden
wind.
temp,
whlett
pfdltlon.
the
vessel
1s
also
fully
equip
temp.
40.
pea
ror
sailing.
i
Capt.
tleiwrt
A.
Dartlett.
who
waa
a
L
w
Waush
president
of
the
Prince
commander
of
the
Roosevelt
when
Ad
.
oiUh
William
Cruikahana,
mirai
peary
reached
the
North
Pole
In
-
r"
"''
'.
,
f
the
10O9.
la
Uu
mute,
m
It.,
tt.-i
niut
atarr
and
otner
tnw,n
r
-
i
u
j
.
'
sfternoon
He
Is
we
of
th.
'-ived
in
leaving
this
greateat
th.
city
thla
utlon
are
Battur
Dido
Ourvlch'c?
thT
mar
Oeorg.
to
make
the
of
all
Arctic
navigator.
HPm
knpfkl
out
aunrtrlTrKetchlkw
where
a
JOn
the
way
up
the
coast
the
Mor-"I'ponent
in
the
third
r..,,.,rt
r
.
'
of
formation.
rr
lost
a
croeaplece
of
one
of
the
....
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ary
aock
to
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s.w-
fimiiv
NWi.
'9iVl.Jt4BPlcocl
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
COLUDES
WITH
BRIDGE;
LOSES
UPPE
Steamer
Norwich
City
Bumps
Into
the
Bridge
Over
Second
Narrows
Tear,
Away
Marftts
Funnel,
and
nil
Upperworks,
the
Damage
Iking
Valued
at
About
$M,0M:
Title
was
Kunning
Hard
at
Time
wroUVKR.
April
25.
The
freight
steamer
Norwich
City
Mih
a
cargo
of
lumber
missed
the
draw
in
the
second
nar-m.wh
bridge
on
Uurard
Inlet
late
yesterday
afternoon
while
Imi
to
sea
from
iii.rnet
and
went
through
the
spun
immcdi-
i
nh
of
the
draw.
The
steamer
was
badly
damaged,
having
i.
mam,
unugf.
puoi
nous-,
tunnel
and
mainmast
carried
away,
!
other
parts
oi
the
superstructure,
including
lifeboat
audi
No
one
was
injured
but
the
steamer
was
damaged
to
the
i
-
tiKlpnf
nf
uKniil
.Ri
fuui
I
The
damage
to
the
bridge
wa
nut
great,
it
being
limited
to
the
north
drive-
way.
A
strong
tide
was
running
at
the
time
of
the
accident
Ybe
vessel
was
In
com-
WILL
SEEK
MUMMIES
IN
SIBERIAN
CAVES
TVf
ember
of
the
Sloll-McCraokcn
Siberian
Arctic
Expedition
which
sails
from
Priiw
Rurcrt
to
seek
u
!?nTV?
P",
to
,,c
in
Mve
ot
the
Aleutian
Islands.
Photographs
show:
Top,
lft
to
right;
CharleJ
U.
Sfou
of
New
York,
who
is
backing
the
party
and
Harold
MeCracken,
noted
outdoor
motion
picture
photo-W
and
reader
of
the
party
:
Dottom,
the
Schooner
Morrisey
which
will
toke
the
party
north,
pfeetrpfi-rt
t
l
on
one
of
her
previous
Arctic
journeys,
and
Captain
Bob
BaHlett,
master
of
the
Morrisey.
The
party
arc
now
travelling
westward
ow
Canadian
National
line
to
Prince
Rupert
from
which
port
they
will
sail
for
the
north.
SCIENTISTS
DUE
HERE
TOMORROW
win.
t:.iiinix
on
stnooMii
to
PtUKCII
IOU
MtMMIIM
IN
Kilt
.NOUIII
Big
Movement
of
Settlers
Bound
for
the
Peace
River
District
is
Noted
at
Edmonton
Where
Business
Good
Now
April
25.
There
is
a
big
movement
on
toward
EDMONTON,
the
Peace
stiver
country
this
spring.
Settlers
arc
arriving
in
larjrt'
numbers
and
the
outlook
is
that
thousands
of
newcomers
will
take
up
land
in
that
section
this
year.
It
is
not
only
the
transportation
concerns
that
are
kept
busy.
The
influence
is
felt
by
local
merchants
and
by
the
banks.
In
connection
with
the
latter
it
is
stated
that
many
stuns
of
money
are
being
transferred
to
country
banks
to
the
credit
of
new
settlers,
ahowiiiK
that
many
of
them
have
money.
It
is
the
busiest
immigration
season
Edmonton
has
had
for
many
years
past
and
the
city
is
feeling
the
effect
in
increased
business.
It
is
thought
that
the
publicity
campaign
for
a
railway
with
a
western
outlet
haa
had
something
to
do
with
the
movement.
Also
the
exhibiting
of
wheat
by
Herman
Trelle
in
the
United
States
where
he
has
carried
off
many
prises,
has
had
something
to
do
with
it.
.
s
PRIORY
PARK
WINNER
SUBURBAN
HANDICAP
jgPSOM.
April
25.
J.
a
Joel's
Prion
Park
won
the
City
and
Suburban
handicap
here
today.
Ml
rM;tV
lli
IXOI'jlllliNT
'
A
far
sa
could
be
learned
up
to
iwon
today,
there
were
no
further
development
of
note
In
the
Investigation
of
the
murder
of
Bather
Klllaa.
The
draining
of
Acropolis
Hill
reservoir
yea-
terday.
apparently,
revealed
no
clue.
British
Chancellor
Shows
Good
Surplus
for
Year
in
His
Budeet
K$m
.
iiand
Suggests
Plan
Paying
Debt
I
T
'
ONDON.
April
85.
lUght
Hon.
Winston
Churchill's
budget
.
I
brought
down
yesterday
showed
a
surplus
of
4.600,000
pounds
I.
,
....
.
...
juat
enueu,
anu
it
is
predicted
that
mere
will
be
a
surplus
of
G.302,000
pounds
next
year.
An
important
proposal
was
made
by
the
chancellor
of
the
exchequer
desisrned
to
extinguish
both
the
external
and
internal
debt
in
fifty
years,
including
the
debt
of
the
country
to
the
United
States,
without
any
addition
to
the
present
taxes.
This
was
to
taaku
a
fixed
debt
chniye
of
.'t.15,000
pounds.
.
.
'
'
jNLY
ONE
HALIBUT
ing
over
until
tomorrow.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
BOAT
SELLS
CATCH
FOR
DELIVERY
HERE
4
Qasy
cne
barjsujtBtau'
aold
iu
oatcU
j:
1jc1
delivery
at
.lie
Flah
Exchange
hla
morning.
ThU
waa
the
American
boat
Kauaga
which
dlapowd
of
4j.0OO
puunds
to
the
Canadian
Flah
Ac
Cold
otcrage
Co
at
75c
and
4c.
The
Vantee
proceeded
to
Ketchikan
with
34.000
pounda
and
the
Urania
aold
j
18
000
pounda
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries
for
tetchlkan
delivery
at
7c
and
5c.
The
Canadian
boats.
Pair
of
Jacka.
8
-
000
p.und.
and
Fanny
F..
9.WW
pounda.
and
the
Amerloan
Jack.
3.500
pounda.
relUKd
bid
of
7c
and
6c
and
are
hold
Neam
'toning
llieee
Tixlay
on
Vaneeu-
r
trhanie
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.
I
B.C.
Silver
Bsyvlew
Big
Missouri
Cork
Provlne
Durwell
George
Coafajr
..,
Okadatone
Oosoonda,
Independence
Indian
Kootenay
L.
and
L.
....
Lakevlew
1
rertaralth
....
Lucky
Jam
...
Marmot
Metala
national
Stiver
Pead'OreUle
...
Porter
Idaho
...
Richmond
Rurua
Argenta
.
Ruth
Mope
Selkirk
Sliver
Crest
.
Silverado
Silversmith
.
,
Sunloeh
Slocan
King
Terminus
...
Torlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
.
.
.
Cotton
Belt
.
Oeorgla
Blver
Grandvlew
Outhle
4.
Bid
1.35
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COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
K.vdMMi
i.i:.ut
i;
iiiv.
t.4
Blackburn
6,
PartamoutlT
0.
i'iiu'b
or
iit:T.
VANCOUVER,
April
35,
Yesterday
a
closing
price
for
Number
1
Northern
wheat
was
HMk-
Howard
White,
accountant
of
the
Nelson
Trading
Co..
la
on
a
trip
to
8entt
where
Mrs.
White
and
fnmlly
'"'
pri-.dlng
some
Mme.
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
.
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
-
-
------
-
.
riceFivnts
STEAMER
WORKS
Opposition
Develops
to
Proposal
Spend
Large
Sam
in
Beautifying
the
Capital
at
Country's
Ezp
me
April
26.
1'luns
lor
the
beautification
of
the
city
OTTAWA,
i
Ulkaw.i
were
laid
before
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
who
reviewed
the
plans
in
detail
.id
suggested
that
ultimately
there
might
be
a
large
park
in
the
entre
ot
the
city
which
would
permit
an
unobstructed
view
of
the
pprouches
to
I
arliament
Hill.
The
Premier
said
the
capital
should
e
second
to
none
in
the
British
Empire.
Hon.
It.
ii.
Bennett,
Conservative
leader,
said
the
proposal
ould
involve
an
expenditure
of
$9,000,000
and
could
Canada
be
ed
to
luahc
the
expenditure.
"I
.
Id
to
u
o
n?
:n
the
desire
to
ee
this
rlty
beautllul."
ald
Mr.
Bem.vtt,
but
do
not
prupese
to
ajjree
to
a
pripoaeJ
thout
counting
the
ct.
,
'
lion.
C.
A.
Dunn.iM
said
the
coat
!
-oulcj
be
but
icur
cent
a
head
per
mium
for
thr
Dominion
during
toe,
fx:
thirty
years.
j
Ev
"j.
Prcgrcsslve
for
Roeetown.
aatd
c
uypoaed
to
the
whole
thing.
j
J
C
Brady.
Conservative
for
Skcena.
;
r
.ustrd
that
be
had
not
got
even
one
in
tired
dollar
worth
of
public
works
for
hla
constituency
ba
the
people
PPo'nted
Brituh
high
com
l
a
Mnah
aer.rc.
which
the
government
.
ould
render.
COMMISSIONER
TO
OTTAWA
IS
TRAINED
MAN
LONDON.
April
25.
-Sir
WUltam
Henry
Clark,
comptroller
of
the
general
department
of
overaeaa
trade
atnee
Wit
mlaaloner
to
Ottawa.
!
Sir
Henry
Is
In
hla
53rd
year
and
la
!
the
eldeat
eon
of
the
late
W.
J.
Clark
I
A
Scroopa
Jlouse.
Cambridge.
He
waa
educated
at
Xton
and
Trinity
College,
j
Cambridge,
and
has
had
exceptional
training
m
the
public
service.
LUMBER
TRADE
FAIRLY
GOOD
ointi
its
or
s(k
i
ATiii.v
tu:
Ti;n
,tT
I
ILG.UIY
VITtltltlV
AT
A-M
AL
iATIIEiliNtl
CALGARY.
April
25.
Conditions
In
the
lumber
buslneea
of
wntera
Canada
-at
the
present
time
are
fairly
good.
Uted
I.
K
Poole,
secretary
of
the
Northern
Alberta
and
B.C.
iumberman'a
Association,
following
the
annual
meeting
yesterday.
W.
K.
NlettoUa
of
Prince
Oeorge
presided.
3.
V.
JhtaUMan
at
Bdmonton
waa
elected
pfeaideat
and
Walter
Jack
of
Iugworth,
B.C..
and
A.
B.
Donley
of
Bdmonton,
are
the
new
vice-presidents.
WOMEN
MAY
YET
SIT
1NSENATE
OTTAWA.
April
25-The
government
!
ot
opinion
that
women
Should
have
the
right
to
alt
in
the
Senate
and
nenrn
will
or
devised
to
amend
the
British
North
America
Act
to
permit
the
appointment
of
women
te
the
Upper
Chamber.
This
was
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
'by
Hon.
Kr-nest
La
poll)
te.
minuter
of
justice.
In
reply
to
a
question
from
A.
W.
Nell
of
Oomox-Alberni.
FLOYD
BENNETT
CAREER
ENDED
mvn
who
ii.kw
ovut
role
turn
uvitD
into
toii.W
ntoM
I'M:
l
MOXtA
QUEBEC.
April
25.
Floyd
Bennett.
who
flew
over
the
North
Pole
with
Byrd
died
here
today
from
pneumonia
contracted
while
flying
from
Detroit
with
the
intention
of
taking
spar
parts
to
the
transatlantic
plane
Bremen
stranded
on
Oreeuly
Island.
STEWART
CONVENTION
"OF
CONSERVATIVES
HAS
BEEN
POSTPONED
STEWART.
April
25.
-The
Conservative
nominating
convention
for
Atlln
riding
which
was
to
have
been
tfeie
here
today
hat
been
postponed
kajfeflsltely
peiiduur
the
making
of
satatftctory
arrangements
for
the
transportation
of
delegates
from
the
many
pbrtkn.s
uf
his
:j(-iy
scattered
ooaatltmacy.