for
Vancouver.
Sfsenmenw
were
serrea
at
mianigni
wn
Mrs.
JaSMs
Arthur
in
charge
of
tui
catering.
WATERFRONT
NOTES
Oeorge
FrtsaMI'a
well
known
power-
heat
Laura
I'
sank
during
the
bt
for
some
unknown
reason
at
the
fisher,
j
lea
ftoata.
Salvaae
was
elected
this
I
lag
by
the
selneboat
unanu
on
,
BC.
Towage
.
Lighterage
.
.
.
P0"'
Pecbena
left
at
ooc,
this
afternoon
tor
Stewart
having
on
hoard
a
party
of
local
bank
boys
wbo
...
.
.
.
-i
h.
n
u
m
Sr.n.
I
Will
mu
ifisna
niw
day
holiday
from
tneir
autiee.
vpi
Robert
Oam'on
la
In
command
of
the
Peebena.
With
Hubert
W.rd
and
,
.
rty
of
'nt.MI
men
on
bowd.
the
Bertha
O
.
left
last
night
far
Carter
.y
150
mils,
down
th.
coast
Trw
Prty
tu
w
th
C"y
l
the
"'
BASEBALL
SCORES
PACIt
li'
COAHT
I.KAOI
P.
Seattle
7.
Banfrancleeo
16.
Portland
3.
Los
Angeles
7.
1
Holyw.KKl
.
Oakland
2
Missions
1.
Sacramento
3.
NANAIUO
WON.
KANAIMO,
April
7
--The
local
basket-ball
team
won
the
provincial
O.
cham-nlonahlp
Isst
mitiit-
when
they
defeated
Ravels
toke
SI
w
3B
'
AUK
IlKHTItOVKK
VICTORIA.
April
7.
Word
was
re--.v-rt
hre
that
the
Ark.
s
well
known
i
Oreat
cvntral
uixe
in
aukjiu,
'ni-inet
had
been
dectroyed
by
fire.
."rrrrr
.
tHIOCKH
AT,
HKWAiyi.
stwlRD.
Aorll
7.
-
Two
sltght,.earth-
quake
shocks
w
ere
felt
here
Friday
but
no
damage
was
rerted.
Portland
Canal
oeorge
Dunn,
pioneer
,i.
iw
been
s
visitor
m
prosp:.
the
city
for
s.v.r.1
d.y,
tonight
on
hu
(the
Prince
Rupert
turn
w
.
.
J
,
K.Mn
-h.
tinarlllTPIIliri
v
-----
james
,
"k-
...
,K.
the
tor
Island
highway
construction
..
piiedrlvlint
Cntpi
non
.Co..
aaUed
Thursday
night
V.iihou-
iver
on
a
unci
u"iui-
FOI
HTKFA
AIIOAKD
HVKIt'x
MONOIItNi:
PAH
TO
tVINNIPWi
WINNIPEG,
April
7
1
S60
miles
frcm
The
Paa
In
three
i
ou.s.
Commander
Richard
Byrd
trlmotored
monoplacM.
which
wns
used
in
the
li
giil
to
the
South
P'le,
arrived
here
last
even!
n(i
with
a
crew
of
f:ve
and
nine
passengers.
Brd
,ook
the
plate
not
th
for
ski
u-,u
LARGE
PARTY
AT
DANCE
THURSDAY
,MUH
M
,loot
:VENT
KOVKO
MO!4T
RKJOVAIlLi:
AMI
1VIXL
AT-TKMIKII
While
the
whist
drive
epd
of
the
'
I
tertalrunent
under
the
auspices
of
'-he
High
School
snd
the
Basketball
As-
jaoataMon
was
not
ss
well
attended
a
,llgbt
hate
been
expected
Thursday
night,
there
was
a
large
crowd
out
to
tne
dance
including
many
stuaenu
oil
McMordla
presented
the
trophies
diring
the
season
as
follows:
j
Senior:
The
Sun
Lite
Cup
donated
nam
Jabour.
local
agent,
won
by
Natlre
Sons
and
received
by
Dido
O
T:crl
;
irtermedlnte:
Orofto
Cup
donated
the
Vancouver
Tcbacco
won
by
High
School
and
received
by
bod
irvt
l
dies'
Senior:
Rellbroner
(
i,
.donated
by
Max
Hell
tr
oner
and
t
jby
the
High
School,
received
by
Htu
Junior
League:
McMordle
Cup
do:
'tad
by
Mayor
McMcrdie.
DSO.
and
by
tna
Tuau
Boys,
received
by
Fr
i,
jcamaron.
for
whllt
,0
preeeutsd
follows:
iHim
1,
Miss
L.
Moore:
8.
Mlse
Bar-
Men's
1.
O.
Faraaunet:
a.
H.
K.
Mac-
Lachlan.
Mulc
WM
provided
by
8malle
orche,ttm
and
.upper
was
provided
by
the
hn
KQOo(
ltudtnU
,nd
Mrvsd
by
thr
'
jboyi.
EXPLORATION
PARTY
HERE
ON
APRIL
22
Ktwil-MH'TaraPH
LxprrflOon
Will
KmlMn.
IriMii
I'rlnre
Iteprrl
AtMwrtl
eiHtonei
MorrliN.v
Canadian
National
Railway
oitlvee
here
are
advised
that
the
members
ot
the
Stoll-McCrarken
party,
who
will
em
bark
from
here
aboard
the
schooner
Morrlassy
for
an
expedition
of
several
month
to
the
regions
north
ot
the
North
American
and
Aslstlc
continent,
will
not
arrive
here
until
April
22
bj
train
from
New
York.
The
schooner,
whtoh
was
orlglnslly
due
about
April
10
from
New
York
via
the
Panams
Canal
Is
al-
understood
to
be
delayed.
VANCOUVER
LADY
WON
PRIZE
STORY
TORONTO.
April
7
Wlnnlfred
Aber
cromoia
oi
Vancouver
won
vne
ajxi
a.
,hort
saory
eompeUtloa
prlee
for
10M
i
1U
hfBtawji,og
Mteml
i..,
UXfi.0,:,lVlHAI
..mu
MONTRBAL,
AprU
17.
The
death
Is
announced
In
Paris
of
Oodfrol
Lang
lots.
agent
general
for
the
province
of
Que-
ow
in
,,
,
steamer
Prince
John.
Oapt.
E.
night
Thursday
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
vessel,
wnicn
win
sail
south
oy
me
same
louie
ai
a
ocioca
mis
ewning.
Drougni
SUBSCRIBERS
TOCENOTAPH
MMISKIC
OF
KKSIOBNTH
HAVE
HO-NATLO
AMI
FlKTIIEIt
drive
is
CONTEMPLATED
Not
including
the
(rant
of
1500
which
'
as
been
ordered
by
the
city
council,)
.e
cenoUDh
fund
has
now
reached
a
,tal
of
U49
svrinst
the
objective!
5A00
required
(or
the
erection
of'
Prince
Ruperts
Mioriai
to
those
who
Ml
in
the
ortat
War,'
a
meeting
of
the
rTtedh
ir'M
d
neitTl'lid.'y
evc'nln,
In
the
Canad.n
Legion
"room,
1.
J..
...
w
.u.c
ucr.K
mr
coui.mu-
tlon
of
the
drive,
following
t4
the
second
list
of
ub-
tCl
;jMlv.U.
R.
L
Mcintosh
26.00
8.
at.
Newtau
J600
P.
W.rk
33.00
w
n
u-s-...skM
IIKM
r7
.tv.
j.
r.
FrtseU
IOjW
w.
Brass
$j00
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Forrest
I-
1M
A
E.
WJOd
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R
B.
Jihnston
1.00
l
c.
wilding
..
2.00
J
B.
Holrjyd
....
1X0
F
Moore
T.
lU
H
Lincoln
......
1.00
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Han:e
,2.00
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A
Burbank
..
5.0C
p
s.
wlt.n
...
4.98
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1.00
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a.oo
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1.00
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Stewart
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Miss
Jch.-son
1.00
D
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Taylor
g.Oo
1
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(.00
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2.00
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Darwin
3
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it
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3.00
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Already
acknowledged
110,
Total
to
date
(U44.00
SWAM
STRAIGHT
OF
GIBRALTAR
MIS
Ml:l(('K.Il
M'i'ClM'l'L
IN
lllli
KVBXT
MAKINd
IT
IN
It
HoyitH
.W
MIM'TIX
(llltlLtLTAIL
Alrll
.
Arweil
a
Jilggstt
frsgment
of
rork
from
Marmww.
a
Mmlful
f
Jlwue-
'
rans
aMl
a
olgned
tellmiiy
from
nrarl
aM'fsity
liiine,
.tllsn
re4re
Olrlts.
Inhfl
l)i.
eaine
Istek
from
(lie
Afr)ean
rwit
)es-teriU.v
aniMmm
lng
she
saatn.
I
lie
slralls
of
Olbrsllsr
In
It
Iwurs
So
in
I
ii
u
tea.
In
ttt
swim
H
IH'lla
ac-reiiipiliilrtl
liv
flolilng
nurK
and
rhwl
mrrjlnx
WUeen
lt.v
and
eiilj
imtmiii".
SKIUEGATE
Mlm
Jean
Haan.
tesehar
at
the
Uwn
Hill
school
Is
vlsltlnx
Mrs.
Stevens
at
Skldegare
for
the
wrek
and.
Uia.
J.
P.
Dover
of
Ttell
Is
vlslUru
at
Skldagate
with
frtends
for
a
few
ays.
W.
W.
Wright
who
is
v
letting
the
Islands
in
the
Interests
at
the
Conservative
party.
Is
at
prexeat
a
guest
of
E.
Richardson
at
Tleli.
The
forestry
launch
Lillian
D
Cap
J.
Scott,
came
In
s
week
ago
In
oo...
nectlon
with
departmental
work
P.
8.
Danney.
lagging
tttperlnterdent
for
the
Ocean
Palls
mil)
Is.
at
Sandmlt
(Supervising
the
survey
ot
the
company's
new
property
there.
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
log
buyer,
enme
down
from
Port
Elements
to
look
s
light
list
or
passengers
here
and
a
over
some
logging
opera
tlona
on
Sklde-curgo
ot
coat
for
the
dry
dock.
igate
Inlet
lu
which
he
hi
Interested.
Montreal
Maroons
Won
Opening
Game
Against
New
York
Rangers
in
National
Hockey
League
Finals
n
it
ONTREAL,
April
7.
M6ntreal
Maroons
jumped
into
the
lead
f
I
in
the
finals
for
tho
Stanley
Cup
Thursday
night
defeating
the
speedy
New
York
Rangers
two
goals
to
nothing.
The!
secoiiu
K'ne
win
ue
iinyeu
miugm,
me
uem
inree
out
oi
live
to
ue
tide
the
Series.
In
their
opening
conflict,
the
teams
battled
through
a
spore-
less
first
period,
apparently
evenly
matched
irr
attack
and
defense.
Tne
JIai-oona
took
a
one
goal
lead
in
the
secom!
frame
when
Dutton.
th
hUBky
defe"8e
''
cra"hed
trough
the
Ranger
defense,
took
,WD
r,1Und-
,cored
rther.-
anf
furious
followed
the
exchanges
as
n,,,
,TT.,-.
.
.1
...111
1...
-.1
I
1
I
l-
,,
.
.....
.,
Maroons
ibe
strove
to
Increase
r
margin
and
the
liangers
tried
desperately
to
even.
The
third
period
opened
with
daUlng
''S-
'the
Rangers
in
the
flm
few
iniiii.
es
naa
"
ine
lamouic
uui
ine
JTT.,.
VI
Jsgss
w
ub
iiiasj
as
wws
J
stuti
a
assist
asw.
evs-
stitute
,
forward,
,
took
.w.
the
pass
frjm
Munro
to
gamer
the
Man
ju
s
tocond
ccunter.
The
Bangers
fought
hard
thereafter
but
c
uld
no
penetrate
the
ituxta't
defense.
COL.
McMGRDIE
NEW
CHAMPION
TOOK
I
ITV
hKMOK
UII.'.ItHO
TITI.B
rliOU
H.
II.
I.OMi
HV
S
OltK
Ol'
ISM
TO
911
After
having
?ehed
the
finals
In
four
successive
yfs
only
to
be
defeat-
ed
there
each
t'.me.
Col.
S.
P.
MoManite
finally
won
the
senior
billiard
chjua-
pionahip
of
the
city
when
he
defeated
W.
H.
Long
last
nlgbt.
Thtre
were
two
blocks
of
600
points
to
a
total
of
1.000
points
and
MoMordie
wss
the
winner
at
the
close
of
the
first
block
by
soi
to
ending
up
with
a
score
of
1,000
to
U4i
White
Lent
led
in
high
breaks
imftitb
n
of
i
and
M.
MsMnrdle
r-iBveo
tiie
imwt
casMstent
game
and'
piiTi
up
snirr
aTTy
t
each
'
TnHIfljij
A
n:
4-
rl'j'A'l
p
itors
watched
the
i;r.i:
Hi.
"
i
th-
mayor
was
a
"i,m
:..
i
;n:
.
1
1..:
I'.'d
he
cluun-
Ji
n.-.
up
I
.111:
'
!.!
llgbest.of
:
!:e
hi.
'
.iiM
i
VltM'H
made
a
nun
.:.!
,
!
:
in.-
t
'
,
.'j
and
40
p(i:ii'
Thv
ulnii.-r
I,"
way
and
20'
1
;.:..
f
eighth
huatln-il
I
m
'In
:.
rci
a
heavy
.
:r..-
T-,,k
jn.!
ithln
IB
pf
:i;f.
nf
wiMI.fl
i
fall
back
n.,,,1.
.
M
-MiKdic
.'o
(!),
,tr:.i,
wil
.'
S
it
.
:
.'-a
4.2.
I-
:.nrK-cl
::,
-.x:
McMcrdlt
i
teru
in
the
c
ti
-or
times
in
the
finals.
c
L.
Toungmsn
was
re
feu
A.
Mur
ray,
marker,
and
J.
HlUman,
scorer.
FINAL
SHOOT
AT
.
MINIATURE
RANGE
Veil
Lient
fr
Ixieal
HarkMiirn
Will
be
MwMtt
fr
llriibeeni'r
I
up
in
vimni!
Tao
Week-
Time
The
final
shoot
of
the
season
of
the
First
North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Association
was
held
last
evening
on
the
miniature
range,
scores
being
aa
follows:
W.
Braes
S
M.
M.
Lamb
S3
A.
Wylie
92
A.
Palmer
0
B.
Wilson
SS
R.
Wilson
88
The
nest
shoot
will
be
on
the
Mc-
NlchoU
Creek
open
air
range
on
April
30.
Meantime,
the
annual
shoot
for
tlx-Hellbroner
Cup
Will
be
held
In
about
two
weeks'
time
on
the
R.C.N.V.R.
miniature
range.
Three
teams
are
entered
Prince
Rupert
High
School,
present
holders
of
the
trophy:
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
First
North
B.C.
Regiment.
PEDEN
WAS
WINNER
BICYCLE
RACE
TEN
MILES
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
April
7.
In
record
time
for
the
course.
M
minutes
4
second.
BIU
Peden
of
Victoria
on
Friday
-sron
the
annual
Penwttl
cup
ten
MMe
bicycle
race
at
Beaoan
Hill
Park
Jim
Davtee
"f'-'
Ver.eeuverr
forme-holder
of
the
cup.
was
but
one
and
one-fifth
second
behind
Peden.
Jeekaon
of
Victoria
came
third.
UNITED
STATES
WON
DAVIS
CUP
TENNIS
MEXICO
CITY,
April
7
United
State
won
the
first
victory
In
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
series
when
Tllden
defeated
Kinney
6-1.
6-a.
8-4
snd
Hennessy
bes'
TVple
0-3.
-T,
8-1.
L
L
(
1
A
a!
&
t
MS
l
K
K
I
rj
I
U
W.
UaU
U
VV
1
lullvLi
ilUILillt
UU
1U
B.SKErALL
TEAM
TO
OCEAN
FALLS
SUNDAY
The
Prince
Hupert
High
School
Boys'
basketball
team
wlh
leave
tomorrow.
,
ht
th
Rnwrt
trT
1
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Money
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Grill
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it
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U
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to
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address
floor,
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hire.
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No
82.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
7,
1028
Price
Five
Onte
WARNER
GIVES
FINE
ADDRESS
MT.tKK
T(,"
TMIK.U'K
HOAItll
OF
Til
ADK
ON
AIM
AND
OIULCTS
OF
ASSOCIATED
IIOAUII
TERRACE,
April
7.
L.
B.
Warner.
,
idfiit
of
the
associated
boards
ol
:,i,ic
gave
an
Interesting
address
at
a
:i.irnng
oi
iw
i
i
.e
nnra
on
i
u
well
,.v
He
complimented
the
Terrace
li
.,,'u
el
on
ine
wore
it
was
aoing
ana
ex-
,
,..rd
the
purpose
of
th
lsrger
or-j
I
.,
motion,
which
included
co-opersiim
1
i.iii
a
view
to
opening
up
the
mining
a
A
.
.
.
,
,u:cr
oi
owri
uia
oinsr
aw
,
extension
of
telephones
In
the
j':
,!,
Cx-orge
district.
Improving
the
...
industries,
securing
market
facile-
rf
moving
freight
rate
dlscrtmlns-
.,,
inti'atlng
tor
s
local
freight
boat
,
r
,,f
Prince
Rupert,
reduction
In
ex-pi'"
rate
on
produce,
equalisation
ol
,,,)
rates,
and
asking
for
better
roads
,:,,!
trails
snd
other
matters.
The
as-
..ri
ted
board
be
said
dealt
with
the
,
..moiued
thought
of
the
whole
district,
,iKi
ne
invited
co-operation
and
sup-
i
r'
Appreciation
of
the
address
was
voiced
.
K
T
Kcnney
and
hearty
oo-opers
.
1
1
inuii
Terrace
wan
assured.
s,
Tuesdxy
Mr
Warner
will
addrerr
.,
Pr.iicc
Rupert
Board
at
their
quer-(l.
11
ner
RECORD
NUMBER
FISHING
BOATS
Unity
tour
halibut
boats-
a
record
number
for
single
day
at
this
port
-
fir
ml
caulies
totalling
30300
pounds
,
:
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
I'rire.
took
slump,
the
highest
bid
ol
:ir
day
being
10.1c
and
7c
This
was
!
,r
American
fish
The
highest
Md
for
('snsdien
flub
was
S-Sc
sad
Be
Several
Csnadisn
boats
held
deer
until
Monday
in
!
e
hope
that
there
might
bt
an
kev
iMirmetit
in
price
arrival
ana
saasVJMflS
asv
soisswai
Atlrnir.ix
p,
r;r
27
000
pounds.
Csamdlan
Pisa
i
in
storaae
Co..
Sec
and
Sc.
-
V
f.:.i..rsdo.
4
tUXM
sjeursss.
Canadian
;
k
rold
StorafS
Co.,
S7c
and
se.
I
Vaaghan
Davies.
and
Jimmy
Currie
Kr
i.ixe.
S.OW
pounds,
and
Orsyllng
8
Irvine,
president
of
the
society.
:
'Ko
ixjunds.
Canadian
Fish
Cold!
master
of
ceremonies
and
Alex.
CIa;-
s
Co.
10o
god
7e.
pertoo
and
Robert
Wiggins
preildrrt
at
h.
ierv
12.0M
pounds.
Psctfc
Pish-
,
the
door.
The
committee
in
charge
cab-
it)
lc
snd
1c.
'slated
of
Oeorge
Oeddts,
Howard
Steeu
1
000
pounds.
Pacific
Ftahenes.
and
Oeorge
Scott
who
ere
assuted
b
l,
and
7c.
!
meenbera
of
the
society
generally.
Ri-
i
MMuutlon.
13.000
pounds,
Booth
l
.'Urr;e
S
Oc
SIHl
SC.
K.,
i:,rr
8.000
pounds.
Eastern
Point,
i
pounds:
and
Wabash.
4JO0
pounds
it
:.
Fuherles,
10c
and
7c.
CANADIAN
t
rd
LipaeW,
11400
pounds:
Toodie.
"'
imunds.
Canadian
Flab
it
Cold
'
Co.
"
Speuotf,
tMO
Pounds.
Pacific
r.Mn...
ge
and
sc.
l
,
,
1.
,,,
t
AAA
MHHd.
a
iM
nnlnhltl
Tt
ix
.nds.
Bdyai
FUh
Co..
Sc
and
5c
Mariiuertu.
iJOO
pounds,
and
M
M.
'
-'Pher.
laJBO
oounds.
Booth
Fish-1
r
Hlc
and
tc
'
'
me
5
000
Sounds
'
Booth
Fisheries,
nd
Sc
M
mile
v.,
S4O0
pounds,
and
W
j
pounds,
fttnadlan
Flab
Cold
'
'iljf
Co
aXn
uii
a
Spear.
MSB
pounds.
Royal
Flah
'
MiunM-t
pounds;
Ternen.
7.-'
pounds;
Mortis
H
S.000
pounds.
it,
,m.
-
,.k-,
.
'
and's.
"Mi.t.
3
O0o'
pounds,
and
Bingo.
1400
!-
nirU
Hli
W4.K.im.
lb
.nil
ae
n.-i.-t
t
.
g,oM
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
H
'
nd
6c.
1
lisktr.
3.000
pounds,
and
Yule.
2.-"
ii
'iinds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
SJc
and
5c.
in.ng
Over
Balsac
1..
12.000
pounds;
'
'
'
Jsrkv
12,000
pounds:
F.
Domen.
''i"
iKiimos.
and
Scrub.
8.000
pounds.
VICTORIA
MAN
WASDROWNED
IWI
KHnYi
Ni:,Ml
HUOCKTON
point.
VAjjrju
vr.u.
vMTt:miAV
WITH
hit
AMI
COAT
'
AJUIOIIK
VANCOUV1R.
7.
R.
M.
BobJUi-
'
3
years
of
',
a
nrprnlnent
real-
I
'
Victoria
bar
of
the
up-
I
ikIh
Oolf
dub
was
drowned
here
yea-
'"i
day
The
body
was
recovered
last
idling
new
Batekton
Point
light-
'"nine
.....
'
'
vooinsons
east
and
hat
were
mum
h
guard
rail
near
where
live
body
vi.
en
ficdita..
There
traa
a
wound
I
ma
nead
opt
the
ponds
believe
una,
received,
when
the
head
ettuck
SI
c
I
..
1
iiilrd
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Laws
i
Smuggling
Are
to"
Be
Strengthened
by
Legislation
Introduced
After
Easter
Recess
-TTAWA,
April
.7.
Strenirtheninir
of
the
law
airainat
amutrirler.
II
and
other
criminals
is
proposed
in
new
legislation
which
i
1
to
ue
brought
before
the
House
of
Commons
after
the
Easte.
recess.
Authority
to
seize
vensels
of
any
nationality
within
the
terri
tonal
waters
of
Canada.
Drovided
an
nffpn
p
i.irainaf
flnnnrllnn
l!u
has
been
committed,
will
be
provided
in.
a
bill
to
be
introduced
by
u
.,,
n
...
.
7
"'
"'
ui
customs.
Another
provision
gives
the
right
to
seize
Canadian
vessels
engaged
in
smuggling
anywhere
within
the
twelve
mile
limit.
-
,
.
FIGHTING
PARSON
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH:
lwj
of
IMrkwiMMl
l'rractier
Told
by
Uev.
W.
r.
iTlre
A
Urge
gathering
attended
the
Bap
tist
Church
hut
evening
to
hear
Rev.
w.
ft
'
T
Osrtwrlght,
the
"Fighting
Parsau."
Th
audience
was
delighted
from
start
to
finish
snd
not
a
dull
moment
au-1-eared
In
the
whole
evening.
Cartwrlght
was
one
of
the
last
century's
backwoods
preachers
and
his
ad
;
venturous
life
so
full
of
absorbing
interest
with
periods
of
pathos
and
humor
was
related
by
the
lecturer
with
rare
aolllty.
The
lecture
was
Interspersed
with
songs
of
that
period
rendered
by
the
choir
in
excellent
style
wtth
W.
Vaughsn
Dsvlss
at
the
organ.
Rev
A.
Wilson
of
the
United
Uhureii
presided
snd
expressed
rn
well
chosen
words
the
sppreclaMon
of
all
present,
it
I
quite
poMlble
that
Mr
Price
will
apprvacnea
w
mum
inc
same
lecture
i
in
the
uear
future.
SCOniSH
DANCE
IS
ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
-
.
.
.
Use
Scottish
dance
held
Thursday
vwnlng
in
the
I
ODJ
Hall
by
th
St.
J
Aulissi
weesety
proved
dosb
a
SMaessa
(nl
and
ewroyakwi
affair,
soap
onr'tl'e
sctoaol
and
Uw
parents-
astdtr
w
::i
hunejliiiTjifresiai
1iitt
hs
atfndanee
a
friends.
FKhcrpel
Peddle
and
O.
M.u;
f.u,
pNgram
of
melodious
old-time,
danvc
ijohustone,
preeuient
of
the
baabetba)
music
was
dispensed
by
an
orchestn
aeaorlatlon
acted
as
)otnt
bosu
at.
coBBlsteng
of
Mrs..
J.
8.
Mack.
Join'
everything
went
with
a
awing.
Bremner.
J.
9.
MacKay.
Jamas
Watt.
VI
In
the
course
of
the
evening
Mi
.
nsnerios
qiwi,ii"'"
-
Falls
where
a
return
aeries
of
games
IP"""
'
purenssuig
some
uiiaois
wlU
be
played
with
the
boys
of
the
ProBrtJr-
Prlnce
HuPn
cltlaens
gst
paper
town
who
wan
beaten
by
thejmtte
ocomtmamt
to
support
for
a
locals
In
three
games
here
during
thei',,d
ourse
Christmas
holiday
season.
The
first
game
wlU
be
played
at
Ocean
Palls
on
Monday
night
and
the
second
on
Wednesday
and
It
is
possible
there
may
be
a
third
match
as
the
local
boyi
will
be
away
all
week,
returning
home
nest
Jeturday.
.The
players
selected
to
make
the
trip
are-as
follows:
B
b
Irvine.
Bob
Stalker.
Harold
Macdcnald.
Allan
Cross,
Joe
Scott,
Danny
Morrison
and
Tom
Relaey.
Ralph
Smith,
whj
will
be
In
charge
if
the
party,
will
proceed
train
Ocean
FaB
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
Ut
'he
south
on
a
three
week's
ec
luslness
and
pleasure
trip.
MAPLE
LEAFS
WIN
HOCKEY
ON
ROLLERS
itefeatrd
IKoe
IUrd
by
Srwre
of
9
le
s
at
Aw&ertaj
Lat
Esrnlng
'
Id
'the
ladies
hoekwy
ganst
st
tnt
Auditorium
last
night,
the
Maple
Leafs
won
by
a
score
of
9
to
over'
the
Blue
Birds.
Dot
Bdgar
scored
four
tunes
for
the
Blue
Birds
snd
Dorothy
Balllnger.
twice.
Kvelyn
March
scored
four
times
'or
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Agnes
Bdgar
o
times.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
m
hand
to
watch
the
game,
many
of
whom
had
never
seen
s
match
on
rollers
before.
The
girls
are
good
skaters
and
handled
the
puck
with
agility.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
OOOII
IHIIIAV
IIAMKS
i:OLIKll
I.KAOI
t:
lllfttn
I.
Arsenal
8.
Cardiff
0.
verton
4.
Blackburn
1.
Bolton
8.
Manchester
United
3.
Burnley
3.
Liverpool
3.
Sunderland
0.-
Derby
1.
Tottenham
1,
Wednesday
3.
West
Ham
0.
Aston
Villa
0.
llliMon
II.
Bristol
City
4,
Stoke
0.
Chelnea
3.
Oldham
1.
Grimsby
3,
Blackpool
3.
Hull
C'.ty
0.
Swsnses
3.
Manchester
City
3.
Fulham
1.
Notu
county
3,
Clapton
0.
Preston
North
End
4,
Reading
0.
South
Shields
3.
Port
Vale
3.
TOIIAVS
M
ATI
UK
i:Mll.Ml
LllAOlK
UIIMMI
I.
Birmingham
3.
Portsmouth
0.
Blackburn
0.
Aston
Villa
1.
Bolton
1.
Sunderlsnd
3.
Cardiff
3.
Sheffield
United
3.
Evert
on
1.
Bury
1.
Hudderslteld
'J.
Liverpool
4.
Manchester
United
4.
Burnley
8.
Middle
boro
3.
West
Ham
3.
Newcastle
1.
Leicester
g.
Wednesday
3.
Derby
County
3
Tottenham
3.
Arsenal
0.
llhMon
II.
Blackpool
3.
Wolverhampton
0.
Bristol
City
0.
Notts
Forest
0.
Chelsea
0.
Port
Vale
0.
Clapton
3.
South
Shields
3.
Orlmsby
1.
Fulham
0
Notu
County
S,
Preston
3.
Oldham
0,
Swansea
1.
Reading
1.
Barnsley
1.
Southampton
3.
Hull
City
0.
Stoke
City
3.
Manchester
City
0.
West
Brcmwlch
0.
Leeds
United
1.
SCOTTISH
Liani'E
tM&h
i:
Alrdrieoni&M
3,
Aberdeen
I.
Boness
3.
Hearts
3.
Clyde
0,
Dundee
0.
Dunfermline
1.
Falkirk
0.
Hibernians
3.
Kilmarnock
1.
Motherwell
3.
Celtic
1.
Raltlv
Hovers
1,
Queen's
Park
0.
Rangers
3.
Hamilton
1.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Cowdenbeath
3
Bt
Mlnvn
3.
Perttcr
3
The
regular
meeting
of
the
lore
I
Assembly.
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
waa
postponed
on
account
of
last
night
being
Good
Friday.
HITCH
OCCURS
TERRACE
GOLF
LEASED
COl
RF.
NOT
rJI'lTARLE
SO
'
MIST
PIKC'IIASE
LAND:
KAIL-WAV
HILL
CO-OPERATE
TERRACE,
April
7.
It
Is
hardly
lllVt
.
.
n..j.lu.t.,n
nv
wtll
ha
-
-
(operated
between
this
town
and
Prince
Ruprtuntii
ther,
is
a
food
et
the'
in"rt
That
,ne
8ubstanc
of
letter
from
rt.
u
McK.uglUcxi
of
Prince
Rupert
In
reply
to
,
request
from
the
Terrsc,
Board
of
Trade
for
this
service.
Mr
McNaughton
favcred
the
Idea
of
attaching
a
pauenger
coach
to
the
freight
train
and
said
he
thought
this
"
committee
of
the
Board
re-
ported
to
the
ccuncil
at
a
meeting
this
wek
thmt
tnv
PP1
,ur
s"
'ta
sr.d
were
now
turning
attention
to
the
BOB
STEIN
WAS
IIE.IT
PHILLIP
COLtlLLK
OP
roIXT
UKKV
IN
MUIAL
KOINU
YL3-TCKIIAY
VAMCOIIVBR.
April
7.
Bob
Stein
of
the
Bnglewocd
Oolf
Club
won
the
medal
round
of
the
B.C.
amateur
aoif
cheat
pionahip
ever
the
Marine
Club
course
sfter
s
playoff
with
Phillip
ColvUle
of
Point
Qrey
Ctub.
Both
turned
In
cards
of
1st
for
3d
holes
to
head
a
qualifying
round
and
In
a
six
hole
playoff
Stein
won
by
two
strokes.
Blghty-elght
entered
the
qualifying
round
and
the
first
32
qualfued
tor
the
chiBaptonshlp
flight
started
this
morning.
In.
the
ladles'
qualifying
round
Miss
Merlon
Wilson
of
Victoria
was
the
medal
winner
with
87
for
18
holes.
SACRED
RECITAL
IN
CATHEDRAL
SPLL.Mllll
IMI'KlHION
MAHE
BY
rilOIIC
LAHT
N'ltillT
IX
-CEfCI-11XIOV
AMI
MISCELLANEOUS
I'KOOKAM
The
choir
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
made
an
excellent
impression
In
a
sacred
recital
at
the
Cathedral
last
evening.
The
congregation
In
attendance
crowded
the
commodious
edifice
to
capacity
and
many
complimentary
remarks
were
heard
as
to
the
performance
at
the
choir
which
responded
wtth
effect
and
harmony
to
the
baton
of
the
leader.
A.
J.
Lancaster.
A
particularly
splendid
rendition
was
made
of
Sir
John
Btalner'a
cantata.
The
Crucifixion."
Soloists
were
Brnevt
Smith
and
Morris
Blott.
A
miscellaneous
program
included
the
anthems
"O
Savior
of
the
Wortd."
"Seek
Te
the
Lord.'
in
which
Brnest
Smith
was
tenor
soloist;
"Thou
will
keep
them
In
Perfect
Peace.
"
and
"At
Eventide
when
the
sun
was
set."
In
whleh
Mrs.
F.
w.
Allen
carried
cut
the
aolo
work
There
were
also
solos
by
Mrs.
Mania
Blott
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson,
both
of
whom
were
In
splendtd
voice.
Mies
Marjorte
Lancaster
was
a
usuallv
capable
organ
accompanist.
MIGRATION
TRAFFIC
IS
DISAPPOINTING
LONDON.
April
7.
Migration
traffic
to
Canada
:
disappointing
Sir
Thomas
toyden,
chairman
of
the
Cunard
Steam-hip
Company
atsted
In
his
annual
re-orl
yesterday.
The
emigration
movement
has
nnt
developed
as
waa
expect-d.
he
said.
DIED
FROM
INJURIES
STEPPING
FROM
CAR
VANCOUVER.
April
7.
Mrs.
C.
Hoi-den
died
in
the
hospital
hare
from
injuries
recelVed
when'
she
fell
to
the
pavement
ss
she
"was
'alighting
from
a
street
car
at
the
corner
of
Robeon
and
Cardero
Streeta.
John
Bolton.
Kltunaat
Indian,
was
fined
816
and
S3.50
coats
In
city
police
court
thla
morning
by
Magistrate
Me-Clymont
fur
drunkenness.
Cm
a
similar
charge.
Elsie
Larsen
was
fined
136,
with
the
option
of
thirty
days
In
Jail.
Pleas
of
guilty
were
msde
In
each
case.
Miss
Irene
Morrison
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
following
s
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
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pjlut
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the
Mutfe.