r
She
The
Latest
In
Reetau
rants.
FISH
MARKET
:
.
.
.
J
;l
f
BOSTON
GRILL
Fresh
Salmon,
Oollchani
ii
"
.,
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Fresh
Meat
and
Poultry.
Third
Avenue.
Home
Made.
Kautsago
Fresh
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Dully.
ii
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Iiojrcs
for
Party
Dse.
Phone
671.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL
XIV.,
.NO.
C8,
JMUNCK
IHJPEIIT,
B.C.,
TIIUJ18DAY,
MAilUIl
20,
IU2J.
Vmtruft
Circulation
1MI
ltft
Sal
M3
PRf.CE
FIVE
CENTS.
TO
BE
LARGE
REDUCTION
IN
EXPENDITURES
LARGE
SIMS
OWED
CANADA
BV
EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES;
ROMANIA
HIGHEST
Estimates
for
Year
Reduced
Nearly
Twenty
Seven
Millions
Reductions
are
made
in
Every
Department
of
Federal
Government;
Total
Expenditures
In
ho
Fnnr
fWr
Million
IV
Wt
m
vr
M
f
m
mm
(ilTAU'A
.M.i.vh
20.--F.limale
lor
the
financial
li'iir
it'.M-Vr
wri'
prcsciiled
tit
Parliament
today
In.
Hon.
J.
A,
llobb.
urliiig
minister
of
finance
in
I
ulfii"
of
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding.
They
provide
for
loliil
rxpendiliiic
amounting
to
100,57
1,
8."i0,
a
reduction
liclow
the
loliil
amount
of
Hie
main
eslimalcs
of
Hs:i
21
of
Jl'0,y:ur.:J8r
mid
a
reduction
of
$
t(),a?:t,7
IS
under
Hie
total
of
the
mum
and
supplementary
estimates
for
IU2:i-2l.
Practically
every
service
shows
.
a
decrease.
i
1
1
'nrrT
r
j
reduction
milfc'n
in
nfTn1J
I
in
amount
from
u
few
thousand
to
InUKtnlLL
lO
'fy.335.570
ill
railway,
and
canal.
AGAIN
BEATEN
-
Fell
Btfore
Conservative
In
one
of
London
Constituencies
Yesterday
RECOUNT
ORDERED
LoMKlN.
'March
20.
-
Itlwlit
Hon
Winston
Churchill,
itland-
tun
u
an
lii.lependent
and
anil.
socialist
randl.lale
lo-t
Ihe
Buhl
in
Ihe
itarliatnentnry
election
for
Ihe
A
Miry
division
of
Wetluiin-'
-cr
o
Olto
Nicholson,
a
tU,.
tiervaiae.
i
The
fialit
via
a
four
cornered
j
ai'
ami
vra
holly
contested
tuidj
Imn
liJII
In!
out
liy
3.1
vote.;
The
lotnl
vole
wn
a
follow:
linl-nti,
Conservative
.
8.1
HO
I
liurrhill
H.I
5rt
It;
ii
kway.
foelalntl
.
.
.
.
IhKkrr.
I.theral
2'Ji
A
reroiinl
of
the
vole
lia
heen
ordered.
IMMENSE
SUMS
FOR
OIL
LEASES
Nearly
Fifteen
Million
Dollars
Bid
for
Indian
Lands
In
Oklahoma
I'.WN
III.ShA.
Oklu..
March
20.
(Ml
operator
hid
a
lulal
xuui
of
Si
1.U23.IMHI
fur
Ihe
leaet
of
Indian
land
in
Ihi
year'.
aiirlion.
Five
Mil
were
for
over
a
million
dollar
each.
The
luw.-t
wa
Sl.ti'JO.iMM)
for'
a
quarter
rtt
ton.
Today
I
ho
inemher
of
Ihe
ne
trihe
meet
lo
consider
Ihe
lean',
LOCAL
FIRM
WINS
IN
SMITHERS
CASE
Action
Between
D.
Prltchard
of
Morlcelown
and
F.
O.
Dawson
Dismissed
by
Judge
Young
.
The
coiinly
court
case
at
Xiifllher
on
Tuesday
between
I),
l'hlrliari!
uf
ollcetown
and
I".
t.
Hiiumiii
f.i,
r.lil.
nf
Prince
lluperl.
In
whlcli
Hie
um
of
U70.mur
Salina
yeslerday.
nseordiim
Was
clal!ueil
ocr
a
carload
ship-
'"'nl
of
poluloe.
wa
illnvled
'y
.ludne
You
n
jr.
PluinHff
wa,
oresehled
1,y
I,
Mcfllll
'-"inner
nun
."union
itoniaics
in
1'iinee
lltiperl
had
Ihu
case
for
Ho?
local
firm.
NAVY
WON
T'nitTKMOUTH.
.March
20.--
In
an
Inler.servico
football
mime,
Hnyrd.
here
ye.lenlay
reculled
in
11
uhi
fur
the
navy
over
Ilia
air
Uis
h
ior
btiij?
l
ism
e
"'
Interest
ami
Hie
public
debt
which
i
provided
for
by
laluleColil
lionise
Co
who
I
Just
it
estimated
at
M3t.2..u
I.
a
rrdurtion
of
3.WIUU2
under
Ihe
previous
ear.
For
Hie
first
lime
in
more
than
Ilwenly
years.
nay
the
uffieial
(summary,
Ihe
rMiutiite
for
civil
Uoveriimenl.
which
provide
for
the
alanf
of
einlii)eeii
at
Ot
"''
reduced.
The
"m
H"He.l
to
the
department
I""
rly
'0'
case
been
lwrra.nl
helow
the
amounts
provided
for
IV23-2I.
JAPAN
MAKES
FIRST
BATTLEPLANE
AND
IS
TO
TEST
MACHINE
SOON
TOKIO.
Marth
20.
The
firl
Japaiutnadt
liallli'itlaiie
a
rom-.l5
pleletl
rei
eutly
ly
Ihe
Milulibhi
Avialittu
Work
til
NannMi
anil
-liorlly
will
be
put
Ihrouph
it
teK
llrilh
avialnr
and
enineer
have
uni.tci!
in
Ihe
elalili.h-iikmiI
and
opentliou
of
Ihe,
plant
al
Najzova.
which
Hie
Japanee
army
li'ipro
lo
make
II
principal
Miurce
of
upply
for
fixlitiiiK
plane
in
Ihe
fulurr.
The
new
Imllleplane
earric
a
t.'tu
horsepower
Nupier-l.bm
en-Biiie,
ha
a
winjf
spread
of
I"
reel,
and
I
armed
wilh
Lew
Is
machine
aim..
If
il
tesl
are
successful
the
army
will
order
several
more
of
the
.same.
AMERICAN
PEOPLE
LEAVING
FARMS
TO
LIVE
IN
CITIES
r.lllC.AUO.
March
20.
I
Hiring
Ihe
pal
year
-a
million
people
left
tln-ir
farm
for
Ihe
cities
of
the
Fulled
Slales.
Population
increased
I.Soo.OOO
which
mean
2,100,0(10
more
people
lo
feed
with
a
million
lc
producer
of
food.
PANCHO
VILLA
BREAKS
WRIST
MOTOR
ACCIDENT
I.O.NIi
IIKAUI,
Cnl.,
March
20.
paiu'ho
Villa.
Ilio
world'.
fly
weight
chauiiion
hoxer,
was
in-Jured
In
an
aulomohilc
accident
worn
recrnen
oeie.
ins
wrisi
wa
broken
.
r
NEGOTIATIONS
OVER
LIQUOR
FOR
YUKON
OTTAWA,
March
2d.
Canada
i
ncuotialinp
wilh
the
United
Stale,
il
wa
announced
in
Hie
House
of
Cniniutins
yesterday,
for
Hie
remowil
or
Ihe
American
em.
barao
on
Ihiuor
shipment
In
bond
to
the
Yukon
across
Alaska
'b:
kJ.vkuy
I
PEOPLE
LOOK
!
TfiUADn
TAMAnA
,
!
lUlYAKU
lANAUAi
T,
H.
Johnson
Says
British
Seem
to
Have
Confidence
In
I
Labor
Government
I
Thul
there
is
more-
general
eimfidi'iirc
in
the
Macdunuld
government
today
than
there
wa
when
Ihe
Labor
Party
was
re-lurned
lo
(tower
a
few
months
ago
and
I
hat
the
yoverumeiil
i
Ihere
lo
stay
for
some
time
i
Ihe
opinion
of
T.
11.
Jtlm-on,
manager
of
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
back
from
a
trip
lo
Ihe
Old
Country.
Al
first
Ihere
wa
a
ifeucral
feeliiif
of
nervotisne
which
soon
j;ae
place
to
rral
surprise
when
it
was
shown
that
Ihe
new
Premier
and
hi
jsov-j
enimenl
were
not
a
red
a
"had
been
expccled.
The
administru
lion
l
mnkln?
progre;
and
I
(rlviiiit
better
salisfacllou'
(hail
had
been
anticipated.
There
i
no
indication
of
il
tvlug
out
in
Hie
near
fulurr.
Taxes
High
Sp.'akiiif!
of
treueral
rninji-
lliin
in
Hie
Old
t'juntry.
Mr.
Johnson
say
that
Ihe
people
are
not
satisfied
wilh
conditions
and
many
are
roiisideriut;
cinL'ral-IIIK.
Wase
hae
rmne
down
but
I
lie
cost
of
living
ha
not
de
creased
projiorlionalely.
Taxes
are
hipli
and
Ihe
price
arkrd
for
ordinary
liviir.-
reiuiremeul
such
a
fiHid
and
rlulhiup
are
urprlsinir.
Many,
coiuuioditle
are
actually
ciieuper
in
rrlnco
lluperl
than
they
are
in
('.upland.
twiuada
and
oilier
oVieas
iMmiiiipii
are
much
in
the
ey
of
Ihe
oinliuary
classes.
Mr.
Joliiisi;i
atteuded
Iwu
lertures
In
Hull,
under
the
auspice
or
the
Canadian
Pacific,
and
Ihe
Canadian
.National
llailway.
on
Can
ada
and
11
attraction
to
emi
grant.
The
largest
halls
in
llir
city
had
been
eiiKaKed
and
they
were
filled
lo
overflowing'.
Tim
the
Interest
ill
Canada
is
in
dicated,
Mr.
.Iiiliusnn
aver.
He
expect
o
see
much
iuiinipraliou
lo
Ihi
country
from
Ureal
llrit-aiu
in
Ihe
near
future.
Qood
Prospects
Here
Comparing
llrilish
Cnluuibia
witli
olher
province
a
a
result'
of
hi
trip
across
Canada,
Mr.
Johnson
expresses
the
opinion
Hint
Hil
province
Is
enjoyinu
more
properily
and
ha
better
pro
pec
In
than
any
other.
Mr.
Johnson
went
lo
Hie
Old
Country
to
attend
a
unique
ce.le-bralinu
of
Iho
golden
weddiiiK
day
of
hi
parent,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew''
Johnson
of
Hull,
on
January
5.
For
the
first
lime
Ihe
entire
family
of
ten
children
wa
assembled
under
one
roof.
Member
of
the
family
cuim
from
far
a
Held,
a
son,
Stanley
Johnun
uf
Vancouver
beinn
pre
sent
beside
Mr.
Johnson
of
Ihi
eily
hiiuseir.
leieKraui
were
received
from
all
purl
of
Hie
world
and
included
among
the
puests
or
Hie
occasion
were
friends
from
.Norway.
S0Y,ET
ENY0Y
,s
ORDERED
LEAVE
CHINA
LONDON,
March
20.
'The
Chinese
government
Inis
ordered
Ihe
Soviet
envoy
Karakhan
lo
quit
China,
says
a
Pekin
despatch
Ma
Daily
Mail
MUCH
ADO
ABOUT
NOTHING
The
big
cuiuiou
of
the
Third
be
nothing
more
than
a
iop
of
hoi
NEW
SERVICE
COASTBOATS;;
Twice
a
Week
Between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
on
April
28
MAY
CHARTER
VESSEL
The
Canadian
National
llail
way
announces
that
cocci
ive
April
28
the
company
will
inaugurate
a
double
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Itupert,
Anyox
and
Stewart,
leaving
the
Terminal
Clly
every
Monday
and
Thursday
northbound,
and
from
Prince
Itupert
every
Thursday
ami
Sunday
southbound
says
the
Victoria
Time.
This
schedule
will
remain
in
effect
until
June
2,
when
the
company
will
have
a
boat
north
bound
from
Vancouver
on
Mon
day.
Wednesdays
ami
Saturdays,
and
from'
Prince
lluperl
on
Mon
days,
Thursdays
and
Saturday.
operalimr
on
the
sanw
schedule
i
is
i.'imi
vi:ir
I
ii
urn
enmpaiiy
iin.is
a
sllliamei
hjp
thai
it
can
charter
Ihe',.,.,,;.-'
v
inli.iu
last
nlulil.
an
scliedule
will
be
extended
to
in-
elude
Alaskan
iurls.
The
rcprc-'
scnlalive
in
Ihe
Old
Country
look-
",B
"xc,r
u
."!
l'''"l''cllNe',wu,
is
leavins
lonistht
for
Mc-
nner
s
expecieii
to
no
iirard
mm
snoruy.
lines
a
snip
can
be
chartered,
however,
Ihe
com
-
,..
,
,
H
ciiicr
me
.viaKan
......
ney
nr,
wnen
uie
new
sieamsuip
prince
Henry
will
be
delivered
by
her
conl.
actor
who
arc
to
build
her.
EIGHTEEN
WERE
ALIVE
IN
SUB.
Communication
with
People
In
Vessel
Established
by
Tapping
TOKIO,
March
20.
Eighteen
U
he
paid
3.50
a
day
and
rock
men
were
still
livin?
last
niglit'.and
powder
men
will
gel
an
exlra
wiliiin
Submarine
13
which
sank
23c.
Thl
Is
a
slight
increase
on
Tuesday
olT
Sasebo,
according
lo
a
despatch
to
the
Tokio
paper.
'The
rescuers
establish
ed
communication
with
those
inside
Ihe
submarine
by
lapping
the
shell
of
the
vessel.
RUGBY
FOOTBALL
CUP
WON
BY
8nd
BATTALION
LONDON,
March
20.
lit
a
rugby
football
game
played
je-
.
.
.
i
-..
i
i
tcrtiay
,
me
unity
rugby
cup
riual
Hie
2nd
Battalion
Welsh
rtcglmcnl
won
over
the
Welsh
'jult,
y
nl
to
3
Parly
so
rar
lias
proved
lo
gun,
discharged
by
mean
air
NUM3ER
JAPANESE
IMMIGRANTS
FEW
UNDER
AGREEMENT
OTTAWA,
.
March
-20-Premier
W.
I..
Mackenzie
Kitiif
slated
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
thai
under
Ihe
term
of
a
new
agreement
wilh
Japan
for
Ihe
control
.of
ImmiL'ralion,
the
Japanese
anticipated
thai
the
number
of
domestic
.servants
and
agricultural
laborers
comiii?
to
Canada
Would
not
exceed
ISO
annually.
I
BOB
JAMES
HONORED
BY
WAR
VETERANS
Popular
Member
of
Association
Receives
Presentation
on
Eve
of
Departure
for
Mc-
Bride
.
.
.
1
riiio
llm
tniilf
llttVlllltkM
.:..
r
,.
rs
Vel-
i,,,,,,.,.,,,,,!,,
f
...
I
i
.........
f
h,..,.,!
i
i,r
nf
It.
Jume.
mm.
,llar
mm,or
r
(he
associalion.
irilp,
(u
which
point
he
ha
been
i,.,.11-f..rr,.,i
i
ii,,,
...Pvir..
i.r
n..
1,
-
,.,.,,.,:,,,.
v,.!!,,,,,,!
luiiwavs'
Sovpn,i
,.,.(.ehes
were
made
lc
.fyiK
i0
the
treat
asilanee
,
,
,
,
,,
elation
in
ncany
ways
and
lo
the
liluli
regard
in
which
he
was
held
by
the
members
a
a
whole.
Hie
honored
tniest
was
then
presented
wilh
a
wen-lined
purse.
PAY
FOR
LABOR
IS
RAISED
TO
$3.50
VICTOHIA.
March
20.
Labor
!er
in
Saauich
municipality
ad-1
Joining
(hi
city
to
the'norlh
are
over
wage
formvrly
paid.
LEFT
FOR
SEATTLE
VA.NCOL'VKH,
Wash.,
Mar.
20.
The
United
States
army
avi
ator
left
here
this
morning
on
Ihe
fourth
leg
of
Ihe
world
flight
for
Seal
lie
at
10.20.
Duuwell
mine
share
have
been
dropping
steadily
during
Ihe
past
week
going
down
from
M.75
lo
$3.50
.with
a
tendency
down,
ward.
Premier
Mines
are
quoted
V
25
Nearly
Fifty
Millions
Owing
Canada
by
European
Countries
Result
of
Advances
During
War
OTTAWA,
.Marth
20.
Most
of"
Britain's
indeblediie.vs
to
Canada
on
war
account
ha
been
wiped
out
by
cash
payments
or
adjustments
and
credits
incident
to
Britain's
handling
of
Canada's
commitments
overseas.
In
February,
1021,
Britain
had
been
debited
wilh
00,880,-iU.
.She
has
been
credited
with
02,000,000
debt
owed
by
other
Kuropcan
countries
making
u
formidable
total
on
which
no
payments
have
been
made.
The
amounts
include:
Itoumania
?23.'JCy.720
(Ireeee
.
8,171.274
Belgium
0,700,817
France
5,730,000
llussja
.
55,571
Imludiuz
Britain'
unpaid
portion,
the
total
amount
owiritf
to
Canada
on
war
account
is
nearly!
fifty
million
dollar.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fourteen
Boats
Sold
Catches
Totalling
85,200
lbs.
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Fiiurteen
I.alihul
schooner
marketed
ealche
tin
nuirnmjr
i.iniii,i!T
nr.
no
liw
1'i.riii
r.un
mlinii
Kiul
linil
T.OO
llt
un.l
it"t.uWitan,
18,700
lttj..
Arrivals
and
sale:
American
I'rania.
5.000
lb.,
at
13c
and
oc.
lo
Ihe
Al
1
1
ii
Fisheries.
Vir.-inia
O
nOO
II.
-
-in.
I
llutol
I
-
-
"
'
I
0.000
lb.,
al
13.8c
-and
Ce,
to
the'VIMM
LL
IfUL
I
Ml.,,
Fisheries.
Tyee.
C.oon
lbs.,
al
13.
te
and
Ce,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold)
Slora:e
Co.
I
Adeline.
2.700
lb.,
at
13c
and
Oe.
and
Brother.
20.000
lb
at1
lc
and
Or.
to
the
lloyal
Fih
Co.
Canadian
iHimla.
1.50,1
II...
at
1
1.7c
and
Ce:
Inrperieuse
1,000
lb.,
at
Il.2c
and
Ce;
P.
Borreen.
C.000
II.
..I
lrA.
A.t.
t
in
iii
i
i.tir
uimi
ur
nnuju.'tii.
u,-
000
lb.,
al
tt.5eand
Cc;
Volun-
......
,
.
teer
f
6..000
ii
lbs.,
at
11.5c
p
and
oc,
,
.
...
;
anil
Azure,
l.oun
lbs.,
al
lie
and
Gc,
In
the
Canadian
Fish
A.
Cold
Stnrase
Co.
Hanaro.
2.000
lhM
tit
tic
and
Cc.
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Annie
May.
1,000
It..,
nt
tl.5j'
ami
fie.
lo
the
Allln
Fisheries
BRITISH
SAILOR
WAS
KILLED
IN
FRACAS
AMERICAN
WOUNDED
VILLA
FltAXCi;
France.
March
20.A
sailor
from
Ihe
British
warship
Thunderer
was
killed
and
an
American
bluejacket
from
the
Holilla
of
L'n
it
ed
Slate
deslroy-
er
wa
severely
wounded
in
a
clash
last
nliHit
in
which
revot-
kPrs
were
used.
NORTHERN
UNION
RUGBY
FOOTBALL
Featherslone
1
1,
lluddersfieldiond
It
is
likely
other
charge
will
13.
Bailey
17.
Barrow
3,
Wigau
13,
Leigh
tt.
Rugby
Union
Bristol
2t,
Clifton
0.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
Cup
Replay
Airdrieonian
t.
Ayr
I'niled
1.
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Aberdeen
I.
Hangers
0.
English
League
Division
I.
Liverpool
I,
Sunderland
2.
Newcaslle
t.
1,
Nolls
Couuly
2,
Preston
I.
West
Bromwich
2.
Division
II.
Leed
Culled
0,
Brlslol
City
0.
Southern
Division
F.xeter
3,
Swindon
1.
Oilliughnm
0,
Brentford
0.
s
njl'
i"
d
3.
WatfonJ
0.
ROBBERS
SHUT
MAN
IN
SAFE
AND
ESCAPED
Got
Away
With
Large
Sum
From
Big
Seattle
Store
Thle
Morning
SllTTLl
March
20
Between
fttnnnti
un.i
xir.
non
,.i.iui,.o,i
,,y
,wo
armej
mer
wll0
iav
.
...
m!1.i...o,ii.....h.
wick's
departmcul
store
and
pounced
upon
Charle
.la"V
whn
fie"
ojMjm-i
I
;fi
e""T5fgcvau
tt
:
ea
r
ly
today.
They
felled
liim,
clashed
and
locked
the
doors
upon
him
and
escaped
with
the
loot.
T
.III..
I
LillLlll
IS
SWORN
IN
Declares
His
Allegiance
to
King
and
Constitution
In
British
House
n,vi-vv
m....i.
....
..!.:
V
"
...
"
7.
i77
...
ui
hi
iioui
is
sin
vi
invito
...
ir-llnr
.
.
.
I....I
.'..11.
'
'..
r,
'
..
.
Mssuuiru
ins
.st-.il
in
me
nrii-
,
ish
,
,,
House
.
of
.
()uiuons
..
,
today.
,
beinv:
Ihe
first
Sinn
Feiner
to
do
so.
Be
wa
given
u
cheering
rc-'ceiilion
front
the
Labor
and
Lib-.eral
benches
a
he
went
lo
the
table
between
hif
introducers
lo
swear
altrciance
lo
the
King
and
II,
e
constitution.
CHARGED
WITH
CASHING
OF
WORTHLESS
CHECKS
Harvey
D.
Copp,
Late
of
Steamer
Canadian
Scottish,
Appeared
In
Police
Court
Today
Harvey
O.
Copp,
.who
was
re
cently
paid
off
Hie
engineering
staff
of
Ihe
steamer
Canadian
Scottish,
appeared
in
the
police
court
before
MngistraJe
McCly-iiioul
litis
morning
to
answer
lo
a
charge
of
obtaining
(he
sum
of.
?10
from
11.
II.
Hemming,
on
a
.,ll.l.o
l.
......
!...l
....
II.-
lMH.iin?
i.iit-i.f
iuvl
U.I
111(3
lloyal
Bank
nf
Canada.
Adjourn-
Iment
wa
made
until
tomorrow
be
laid
of
a
similar
nature.
He.
was
arrested
on
Mr.
lleirnnliiL''
comphiut
by
Sergeant
McHllnchy
early
this
morning
Copp
I
tUl
in
Jail,
no
application
having
been
tnade
for
bail.
JOIN
UP
GAPS
IN
ROAD
THIS
SEASON
VICTOHIA,
.Marerh
20.
Bon.
W.
II.
Sutherland
ainioutices
Hint
he
expeels
by
the
end
of
this
year
il
will
be
possible,
lo
drive
a
car
ilKht
through
from
.Vi
hero
ft
to
tlazrllou.
'The
gaps
near
Hndako.
and
Vauderhoof
are
lo
be
Joined
nnd.
while
Ihe
road
will
not
be
Ihe
very
best
of
highways
al
first
il
will
be
possible
to
gel
throiigh
without
grcui
difficult.