It
ilia
25
tivities
TAX
ind
Ambi
j
Servil
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stitnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Vol
XVI
NO,
01
REACHES
SEA
and
Covering
It
Fifty
Feet
Passes
on
K
I
Hp:
ii
III..
-
Tin-
village
4
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Ui
fiiitlit
Island
uf
Hawaii.
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111
tin-
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whit
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in
1
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hundred
fH
trnni
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of
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red
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all'
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if
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wa
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BANK
TELLER
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in
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1
1
WW
nil
VW
w
necllon
with
Liberty
Dond
Robbery.
V
I
TI
K.
April
U.
A
.in.nl
.r,
li
..f
the
rily
and
iinuli-
I'
a
towns
was
tartivd
rr-ti
r-
il:
rc
Jamrs
11.
fl
Ni
ill.
Hie
I
"
!
lunik
leiirr,
wi
w.i'i'
oil
ner
I
ion
Willi
1
i
-
alb-iit'
npprMraiire
of
fi;l.Hin
i
t
..
(I-
n.uii
the
Hank
l
"
Au-
1
orrirmls
have
mhi-"d
Uu
sea
I.
polire
Ihul
they
ludiev
ONr
ii
ih
in
AVaoliiuuton
ulalr
wa
itng
an
uppoi'i
unity
(o
rross
mtti
l.uninln
ARE
OPPOSED
TO
FIVE
DAY
WEEK
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Consider
Proposal
at
Meeting
Wednesday
to
YANGOLVEH,
April
tl.
Tin'
Hoard
of
Trade
will
consider
n
rrsululltm
to
lie
submitted
Wed-ni'sday
opposintf
the
principle
T
lie
flvi
Uuy
weuk'
sUKfii'sled
h.v
nine
lrude
unions
on
Iho
Kround
that
the
proposal
is
no!
in
Holiest
Itilen-stH
of
llio
industrial
and
comincrcial
life
of
the
cll
and
in
view',
r,
the
approucli
of
inori!
ni'oslirriius
cu'iiillllons
tli"
tli'p
would
be
irtrufrrade
and
would
iiorlouuly
uffecl
their
ac
,,
V,
in-
CHARLES
P.
COLES
GOES
TO
PORTLAND
'Takes
Position
as
Director
and
Ocneral
Manager
of
Kerr,
Clfford
A
Co.
"
YAM
a
H
VliH,
April
IS.
r.h:i!
:-
P
lr.
gralH
bmirr
o!
(ii-.Miri
,
i-
l-aviii);
tlili.
rily
I11
!i.r
m
Mii:ini
a
1in"rlr
ami
js.-iu-rl
maiiaiii-r
f
Kmt,
liiffonJ
A
1..
(
I'lirMaiiil.
Ore.
'J'hF
Utiiitk
1
f
ilir
'
liaHr
P.
t'ilr-
ra
111
(.orimtMli.'ii
l.ld.
if
liriitv
rarrinl
mi
liy
uflniii
J.
MaKMrll.
who
han
for
i-onir
Umr
bwn
a-MH
iaird
wild
Mr.
Cole
in
the
ex-Mrl
Irailr.
Thr
Miition
at
Porllaml
a
uiaiir
aranl
hy
Hi
dralh
iiin-
Kerr.
Mr.
tkiles
was
Hip
ii-i
man
10
ship
rain
in
bulk
Mirouah
II11
poi'l-
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
.
MUST
BE
BUSY
MAN
'
Holds
Three
Portfolios
Tempor
arily
In
Addition
to
That
of
Minister
of
Lands
11.
.!
IV
li.
Putiiilln
must
he
a
busy
man
just
now.
He
i.
aeon-ding
lo
the
H.U.
Oaiette,
hold-111
ihree
porlfolios
in
the
pro-
1
.
uMiiiiiMil
ml.
Ill
inn
to
''lu-
own.
He
is
not
only
mints-
also
finance
min-
ier
111
lands
1ml
i.irr
uilni-lrr
of
rsluoatinu
and
iiiinisler
of
industries.
These
are
Ihe
portfolios
held
by
lion.
J.
n
Mr
Lean,
who
i"
ubpeiit
BODIES
RECOVERED
OF
THOSE
DROWNED
WHITl
I'OlllT.
Mta.
April
10
The
bodies
of
C.
Prestlln.
o-iTii
11
till
four
rlnldren
drowned
...
Mh.-.hiisca
Hiver
last
Thurs
day
when
tliey
were
usetwhelmed
while
driving
along
the
road,
,mivnii
Saturday,
evcrir
wrn;
-
illg.
Boeedv
trial
for
Jean
Johnson
i-iimmilteil
b.v
Magistrate
MrCly
unit
mi
a
eliarge
of
keeping
disorderly
house
at
Hltt
Second
Avenue,
is
proreeding
before
i,..ia..
Y011111:
in
the
County
Oiurt
this
arieriioon.
t
11
Anuilt
of
the
rallwaV
....'..rliilinnlent's
officii
left
on
Salunlay
for
i:nnliiiid
where
ho
...m
.i...ml
1
wo
or
Ihree
monllis
hulidaying.
c
87
KILLINGS
Wmm
IN
TWO
YEARS
Liquor
Responsible
for
Many
Murders
In
Chicago
States
Detective
Chief
ClliaWlO,
April
111.-
Highly
seven
incii.
including
six
polire
men
have
been
killed
b.v
liipior
ganigslers
in
Chicago
during
Iho
last
Iwftvyears.
depuly
chief
of
d(VleellVeJnhi
Siege
slated
last
lilghl.
lThere
are
possibly
miolher
huinlred
murders,
which,
if
we
could
solve
them,
would
prove
to
he
connected
with
lho"r
187
kllHtfgs,"
he
added.
Mills
Was
Shot
Through
Head
When
Found
on
Saturday
Morning
The
funeral
of
Ihe
lale
John
A.
Smith,
president
of
the
Prince
Ituiiert
Spruce
Mills,
will
take
plare
in
California
according
to
word
received
from
the
south.
When
deceased
was
foilnd
on
Saturday
morning
at
the
residence
of
Dr.
J.
li,
.Nelson,
I.odi,
t
tlifornia.
where
he
was
visit-
ills',
lie
head.
was
shot
through
the
W.
11.
Tobey.
superintendent
of
this
division
on
the
C.N.Il.
i
rxperled
home
floill
Edmonton
on
Wednesday's
Iruin.
He
is
ae-eonipanied
by
-Mrs.
Tobey
and
family.
Harold
MrEw-efiffiN.H.
division
freighl
invent,
saljed
lliis
morn
ing
aboard
the
Prince
Charles
for
Oeean
Falls
on
"business
Irin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1MIINCE
Itri'KltT,
U.U..
MONDAY.
UMtll,
10,
1020.
THF.
HK'lTKIt
I.ACUOS.Sr:
ASCim.VTlO.N
OF
HHITISII
GOI.U.MHIA,
founded
lsl
summer,
is
making
an
early
sttwi
in
plan
for
Ihe
lP-;
easMi.
lu
Van-romer.
iiistnn'lnrs
are
being
posttnl
at
various
playgrounds
in
the
rily
lo
coaclr
Ihe
young
ters
aiul
organixe
leagues.
Yniiigters
are
mil
with
stirks
supplied
by
Ihe
ilder
men
Irani
l-niaila's
iiiitioiial
game,
l'lioto
sliows
uu
iiistrtirlor
wild
11
group
ul
buy
le.
truing
to
fare-off
the
ball.
.
t
CLOSE
SCORES
SUNDAY
GAMES
Several
Western
Batsmen
Added
to
Averages:
Pitchers
Duel
In
Big
Match
NEW
YollK.
April
!'..-
Sun
lay
baseball
battle-,
rurmslieil
lose
srm-e
all
over
the
I'Jisteri'
one.
Willie
seerai
wesirru
oais-men
addetl
to
their
aeraj:es.
Hie
game
bet
wren
the
Yankees
-.nd
Senators
was
fealured
by
in
eleen
inning
pitcher's
duel
when
Joe
Hush
had
the
edxe
over
hi
former
leant
male
lion
Miawkcy.
the
Senator
winning
the
matrh
by
three
runs
to
two.
The
Yank
made
only
four
hils,
.Meuse
securing
a
limner.
The
score
were
as
follows:
American
League
Nftvi
York
2,
Washington
3.
St.
I.ouls
a,
lletroit
7.
Nat'pnal
League
Hi-lon
i.
New
York
pliiladelplua
I.
Hruoklyn
t
Cliirago
T,
St.
Louis
10.
PiMsburs
a,
tnu-innali
1.
PROMOTIONS
MADE
IN
POLICE
SERVICE;
.
SPILLER
INSPECTOR
The
following
promotions
are
announced
in
the
provincial
police
service
In
"D"
Division:
Acting
Inspector
W.
Spider
to
be
Inspector.
Corp.
Service
of
Smlthers'to
be
sergeant.
Corp.
Walker
of
Prince
George
to
be
sergeant.
Corp.
Duncan
of
Pouce
Coupe
to
be
sergeant.
Constable
R.
P.
Ponder
of
Prince
Rupert
to
be
acting
corporal.
The
promotions
do
not
Involve
any
transfers
at
this
time.
SMITH
FUNERAL
TAKES
PLACE
IN
CALIFORNIA
Head
of
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Saturday's
Circulation,
tilt
NO
AMERICAN
I
BOATS
ARRIVE
AlEl.dllOVE.
N.S.,
April
tS.
tieorge
Peoples.
73
ycacs
of
aye,
brought
here
from
llegiua
a
Week
ago
to
face
a
charge
of
murder
ing
his
wife
last
January,
jumped
overboard
from
the
boat
taking
him
hack'
to
Huysboro
jail
from
the
unfinished
preliminary
hear
ing
here
Saturday
night
atulfwas
drowned.
II.--T.
Henderson
arrived
'Jhii
morning
from
Vancouver
.torr
heve
in
Ihe
railway
.suporinlehd
rnt's
office.
cent
Strict
8il-
S65
TAX
CHANGES
IN
I
EFFECT
AT
ONCE
1
Income
Imposts
Apply
to
1925
Earnings:
Details
of
Changes
Under
New
Budget
Hi-due!
ion
made
in
income
(a&c
umlrr
the
nudpet
liroulit
in
ai
Ottawa
last
week
will
be
applicable
011
this
year's
returns'
mi
Iai
year
earnings.
chiel
iiisjer:lii-
at
Vatieouver
setting
out
t'l-gulatiuus
goxenunt:
(lie
proposed
."liaiiftes
in
Hie
In
come
Tax
Art.
Somr
of
the
more
'itnpnrlani.
changes
are
as
I
uinarried
exnuplion,
?ltiii0.
Married
exemption,
13,000.
Kilobaud
and
wife
in
receipt
-of
separate
incomes,
t500
eacli.
Hate
of
Ux
uu
to
50Q
in
.
ri,rh
aif.nrToiKI
51,000
or
fraction
thereof
""advances
one
ner
cent
up
id
?20,ono.
'
Corporation
lax,
nine
per
cent
instead
of
ten
per
cent
over
exemption
or
2.nft.
Additional
five
per
rent
previously
assessed
on
incomes
of
fG.i.ioo
and
over
npw
cancelled.
Surtaxes
and
supertaxes
cancelled.
Faming
of
personal
incor-po
rations
taxed
in
hands
of
stockholders
Avhelher
distributed
or
otherwise.
liivideuds
from
Canadian
roti-renis
taxable
for
normal
tax
in
hands
'if
recipients.
ERIK
NELSON
TESTING
I
T-...
f
.1
C
I
m
n
n
t.li
linMI
1
IH
f
IT
npiippir
"
:
J
1
"
i
AIKTLAnL
1W
dLAULL
run
ticnanae
vnis
morning
From
Trolling
Grounds
There
wa
no
Anu-rii-an
fish
sold
today
at
the
exrhatige
as
none
hut
a
few
Canadian
boal
arrived
in
port
but
two
prett)
his
cargoes
of
salmon
were
lis-posed
or
at
17.20
and
17.10
for
reds
and
3
cents
for
whiles.
Halibut
fetched
I3.;i0
to
13,70
ami
M.
Sales
were
as
follows:
Halibut
Mab.
-'.DUO
lo
Ito.val
Fish
Co.
-II.
It.
3.000
to
Cild
Storage.
Scrub
0,000
to
Allin
Fisheries.
Kobe
1200
lo
Cold
Storage.
Salmon
Tanlnw.
5.000
pounds
reds
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Hippo
3.000
reds
and
1710
whitis
to
l.oitl
Morage.
WIFE
MURDERER
WAS
DROWNED
Jumped
From
Boat
When
Being
Taken
to'Jall
From
Unfln
Ished
Trial
World
Flight
Pilot
Arrives
In
Southern
City
to
Try
Out
New
Machine
Produced
There
SEATTLE,
April
l'J.
Lieul.
Erik
Nelson,
who
was
une
of
the
successful
pilots
in
the
United
states
army
round-the-world
flight
in
1V24,
has
arrived
here
to
make
lest
flights
from
Sand
t'onil
in
a
new
model
army
pur
suit
plane
that
has
been
pro
duced
in
a
local
plant.
SHOCKLEY
SECURES
BUILDING
CONTRACT
FOR
LADNER
SCHOOL
E.
11.
Shockley.
formerly
of
I
rince
llupert
and
now
of
Van
couver,
has
been
awarded
tue
contract
for
the
erection
of
a
new
school
at
Lad
ner
lor
the
sum
of
31,300
exclusive
of
plumb-
iihg
and
healing.
It
is
expected
that
the
total
cost
of
the
building
will
be
about
50.000.
The
contract
was
secured
in
compe
tition
with
seven
others,
one
of
which
was
McUougull
&
Sous.
VIOLENT
DEATHS
MOMItKAL,
April
IU.Seven
violent
deaths
were
reported
in
Ihe
Montreal
district
oYer
Hie
week
end
with
causes
ranging
from
drowning
to
syncope.
T.
F.
Foley,
who
js
establish
lug
a
new
cannery-
at
Captain's
Cove
near
here,
returned
to
tun
eily
from
Vunrouver
ui)
tlie
Prin
c6
Hoyal
this
morning.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The-latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PORTLAND
PFftPIE
SEE
STREET
RftRRFRY
ii
u
i
ii
ni
i
naaifi
at
-
at
n
ai
i
at
ii
iiiri'ii
M
W
1
All
1J
M
111
ma
BJI
1111U
1
1
J
I
f
I
f
I
I
I
I
111
I
Lj.lf
W
W
IJf
W
I
a
i
m
-1
-
a
i
oruunu
citizens
oee
Power
Company's
Truck
Robbed
by
Desperadoes
IZUVllJf
Ul
fflCU
UII
flic
VUllCjr
Ul
Uflf
HUM
who
attempted
to
follow
robbers
who
got
away
with
$12,000
in
cash
PoHTI.
M.
April
-
Far
deperudoc.
armed
wi'h
'
J
.
loniiilu-
pistol.
Iirlii
up
1
lie
I'nrtluiiiJ
Elertnr
1'ower
i
-
-
aimu'V
lraiirr
Irurk
erl
Sninlax
morning
ami
i
-;
ti
nmre
than
Ouo
itiud
ul
ab
and
curreiirv
of
.1
tula1
5
K'.mio.
S
t
t
i
rilireo
Wilset1
thr
IiiMui,
unhiding
Hie
di-
c(l
b
the
heavily
armed
Iwndit
and
none
ul-
re.
One
rilnrii
allrittp'.ed
Ui
follow
lilt-
fleeing
-
"
outlaw
but
wan
madr
a
langel
ftWIM
MASS
(or
volley
of
shots
winch
forced
lii
m
In
give
ui
llw
chase.
,111V
4ilirr
belirve
llif
gang
i'uif
I
ri
111
Seattle
lu
coinmil
tli'
r
1
1
tin-.
ENDAKO
MAN
WAS
KILLED
Paddy
WcCettlgan
Succumbed
to
Injuries
When
Tree
Fell
on
Hi.n
Near
Squamlsh
l
addy
Ni'ietti?an,
well
known
pioneer
bu.i.Mes
man
of
Kndako,
..a
laiuliy
..ijuieil
at
24
Mile
Pbsf
on
the
racific
Oreat
Eastern
IlaiKvay
near
Squami)i
last
When
the
changes
have
been
Monday
when
a
tree
fell
on
him
j
roii
1
iruied
Uy
pjriiainrnt
relundj
while
he
was
at
work
there.
He
.will
he
made
by
the
government
,was
taken
to
the
Vancouver
Geti-
to
such
person
who
may
have'cral
Hospital
whee
his
death
already
paid
their
taxes
for
i'J
Sunder
the
old
regulation.
J.
Hade
SU-veus.
assistant
in-
Upecio!
of
taxation
here.
ba
rjusl
rec.Mted
a
telegram
to
ill
tio
occurred
on
Wednesday.
The
widow-
and
three
chi
Iren
of
deceased
reside
at
End.dco.
MANY
ENTRIES
BOXING
GAME
Amateurs
to
Open
Tournament
Wednesday
at
New
Westminster
Including
Wrestling
VANCOUVER.
Anril
19
Fiftv-
rluding
.exriujnfonj,
Iwo
perlelgfk
"entries,
26
in
boxing
and
-
1
...
...
32
in
wrestling
have
been
received
by
flie
officials
in
charge
Of
the
iMniinfon
boxing
and
wrestling
amateui
t-hampionships
at
New
Westminster
commencing.
Wednesday
night.
All
the
pro
vinces
wit
a
tlie
exreption
of
Ontario
and
tue
Maritimes
are
GOVERNOR
ILL
ON
WAY
WEST
Owing
to
Infecfjon
of
Foot
Baron
Byng
is
Unable
to
Leave
Train
PORT
AltniUH,
April
19.
Suffering
from
a
slight
infection
of
the
foot,
Harou
Hyng
was
un
title
to
leave
his
train
on
arrival
nere
this
mornnug.
Hie
Governor
General
contin
ued
his
journey
westward
but
lii
isil
to
Winnipeg
is
indefinitely
loslponeil.
RESCUE
CREWS
SEEK
ENTOMBED
Men
Trapped
by
Slide
on
Satur
day
Evening
and
Thought
Not
to
be
Alive
OL-l.NCY,
Oal.,
April
!.
Res
cue
crews
are;
eniieavont
to
reai-h
six
men
entombed
behind
a
30
foot
casein
at
the
power
plant
30
miles
from
here.
The
men
were
trapped
by
slides
late
Sat
urday
night
but
their
plight
was
hot
discovered
until
Sunday
niorniiiit
when
the
day
shift
went
to
work.
Little
hope
is
held
of
ihe
men
beinig
alive.
STEWART
WAS
THE
PURCHASER
Bought
Splller
Elevator
at
Vancouver
on
Behalf
of
Self
and
Associates
VANCOUVER,
April
iu.
It
is
officially
announced
that
James
Stewart
of
Winnipeg
and
his
associate
had
purchased
the
Spil-ler
elevator
here.
Theale
was
announced
last
Friday
when
the
price
was
said
to
have
been
approximately,
2,000,000.