PARLIAMENT
TO
ADJOURN
SOON
Mixing
of
Grain
in
Canadian
Elevator
to
He
Discussed
OTTAWA,
April
8.
Parlla--
m
in
Its
rapid
advance
towards
vl
prorogation
faces
a
week
distant
activity.
On
Tuesday
-
debate
on
the
budget
is
ex-;:
"
d
to
be
concluded.
On
the
ri
i
iung
of
the
same
day
a
hectic
'
a
'lo
on
the
administration
of
the
t
ar.ada
Grain
Act
and
the
proposal
'
prevent
mixing
of
grain
for
cs:
irt
in
Canadian
elevators
will
'
ak
out
in
the
agricultural
de-i
1
t
merit.
Fur
the
remainder
of,
the
week
'h.
government
legislation
will
f
avc
the
right
of
way
In
the
i
"ine
of
commons,
while
the
sen-&v
reassemble
on
Tueday
evening
for
the
first
time
ince
their
n'iress.
Discussion
on
the
annual
flnan-a!
statement
of
the
minister
of
'
nance
is
likely
to
be
concluded
Hon.
Robert
Gardiner,
U.F.
A.
trader,
and
Premier
King.
In
all
probability,
Conservative
Leader
Hon
R.
H.
Dennett
will
not
fpcak.
ONLY
NATIVES
OFCANADACAN
CROSS
TO
U.S.
Supreme
Court
Rules
Against
Free
Movement
of
Natural
Izcd
Canadians
Across
Line
WASHINGTON.
Anril
8.
The
supreme
coUrt
of
the
United'
States
ruled
today
that
naturalized
.
Canadians
and
other
quota
!mmi
grants
were
prohibited
from
rosing
the
border
to
work
on
search
for
employment
without,
presenting
unexpired
consular
Immigration
visas.
Naturalized
Canadians
were
do
clared
not
entitled
under
the
Jay
treaty
of
1704
to
cross
the
border
freely
regardless
of
Immigration
restrictions.
The
controversy
did
not
Involve
the
status
of
native
born
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
April
8:
Wheut
was
quoted
on
the
local
change
today
at
$1.22
STOCK
OUOTATlrtfiS
R.
C.
Silver,
l.OO,
LIS.
Rayvlew,
6,
0H.
Cork
Province.
1G,
18.
Cotton
Belt,
0ft.
70.
Duthle,
4,
80.
George
Copper,
6.50,
G.60.
Georgia
River.
Nil,
43.
Golconda,
1.18,
1.20.
Grand
view,
48,
60.
Indian,
6,
6.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
87,
Nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
Nil,
17.
Kootenay
King,
60,
81.
L
i
L,
4,
S.
Lueky
Jim.
17.
18.
Mohawk,
6,
5
'4.
Morton
WooUey.
SVi,
4.
Marmot
River
Gold.
7,
714.
Marmot
Metals,
5,
6.
Nat
Sll.
G.
S.,
16,
17Vfc."
Noble
Five,
68.
71.
,
Oregon
Copper,
88,
68Mi.
Pend
Omllle.
8.80.
8.90.
Premier,
1.00,
1.66.
Porter-Idaho.
49,
82.
,
Reeves
Macdonald,
2.M,
2J.
Rufue-Argentft.,
Nil,
2.
Ruth-Hope.
48.
45.
Silver
Crest.
8,
0.
Silverado.
65.
75.
Silversmith,
Nil.
11.
Slocan
King,
4Vi.
C
Snowflake,
25,
28.
Sunloch.
2.40.
2.70.
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
82,
88.
Torlc.
1.25.
1.75.
Wellington,
lCft,
17.
Whitewater,
1.00,
1.10.
OIU
Advance.
8.40,
8.75.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
3.20,
3.21.
Calmont,
8.1C,
3.20.
Dalhousle,
5.50,
6.00.
Devcnlsh.
1.78.
1.75.
Fabyon
Pete,
15Vi,
10.
Home,
19.26.
19.50.
Mayland.
5.50,
5.57.
McLeod,
5.75,
5.90.
Hargal,
1.10,
1.45.
Freehold,
1.05,
1.75.
Turner
Valley.
1.00.
1.10.
tfT,tlloyjjg.attUJw.,
.vetL
.
lu
ana
nked:
United,
10.90.
1130.
Easier
nSlock's
Sherrltt-Gordon,
8.76,
Nil.
Noranda,
62.26,
Nil.'
Mrs.
H.
J.
Foes
and
two
daughters.
Olive
and
Freda,
who
have
been
spending
the
Master
holidays
In
the
city
visiting
with
friends,
will
anil
by
the
Catala
tomorrow
nfUrnoon
on
their
return
to
Vnncouver.
STILL
SEARCHING
LOST
AVIATORS
IN
AUSTRALIA
TODAY
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
April
8
.-Continued
efforts
are
being
put
forth
to
locate
Captain
Kingsford
Smith
and
his
three
com-
paniona
who
arc
believed
to
:
have
made
a
forced
landing
In
Northern
Autialla.
(Reports
received
Hatur-
day
that
the
aviators
were
found
are
presumed
to
have
been
wronif.
Ed.
I
4
4-
t
Curtesy
S.
D.
Johton
Cr
BAD
DAMAGE
TO
Hull
of
Schooner
Doric
.Practically
Total
Lows
Following
'
Stranding
Now
at
Dry
Dock
The
hull
Of
the
Aatericao
hali
but
schooner
Doric
which
went
Ion
the
rocks
of
Kinahan
Island
In
a
snowstorm
last
Monday
moraine,
la
nractically
a
total
loss
and
the
engine
may
be
seriously
damaged
as
a
result
of
the
poun
ding
the
vesel
received,
lhe
hull
Is
of
sawn
frame
lumber
HALIBUTVESSELj
and,
having
been
badly
chewed;
op
On
the
rocks,
will
be
very
dif-flcalt
to
repair.
I
A
soon
as
the
wrecked!
schooner
was
delivered
to
port
from
Kinahan
Island
by
the
Pac-.
ifie
Salvage
Co.
on
Saturday
af-
ternoon,
she
was
placed
on
the,
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
and
Is
now
In
the
hands
of
the
under-
wrfters.
It
has
not
yet
been
de-
elded
what
will
be
done
in
the.
matter
of
repairs.
VICTORIA
MILITARY
MAN
AND
BROKER
IS
DEAD
OF
PNEUMONIA
and
brokers,
died
here
last
night
doxlcal
position
and
must
rely
after
a
brief
illness
with
nneu-
unon
some
of
the
other
nations
monla.
P.
G.E.
SURVEY
WILL
BE
MADE
BYCALLOGAN
of
the
world
to
help
it
regain
its
feet
This
is
a
brief
summing
up
of
the
findings
of
the
IHirue
of
Nations
-
miseion
to
.China.
China.
Joseph
Joseph
Avenel,
Avenel,
CLASSFWD
HABIT
Boston
Grill
f
rtryon
r
LARGE
CABARET
"
'
ifrt..
Special
Dlnnen
Thursdays
and
It
JOU
'
Saturdays
Dancing
trttj
Saturday
nlfUt
TffbiUve'
from
9
to
12.
Dance
HaU
tor
Hire
OCT
THE
CLASSui!""'
liuihn'lta
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
Parties
tot
Private
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rhone
457
Vol.
XX.,
No.
80.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
APRIL
8,
102IJ
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
0MB
EXPL
DELHI
GISLA
m
TORONTO,
April
8.
With
rain
falling
in
many
dis-
SEVERAL
INJURED,
NONE
KILLED,
SOME
NARROW
ESCAPES
Narrow
Escape
for
Sir
John
Simon
When
Bombs
Exploded
in
Assembly
at
Delhi,
India,
Tearing
Benches
DELHI.
India.
Anril
8.
Two
hnmhs
exnlnrlpfl
in
the
Indian
legislative
assembly
today
and
several
persons
were
injured.
It
caused
a
panic
among
the
assemblymen.
Among
those
injured
was
Sir
George
Schuster,
finance
member
of
the
governor-general's
executive
council.
Sir
John
Simon,
head
of
the
crown
committee
for
constitutional
reform
in
India,
was
standing
with
the
president
of
the
assembly
when
the
explosion
occurred,
but
he
was
not
injured
The
three
government
benches
were
torn
to
bits
by
the
bombs.
Two
men
were
arrested
and
it
is
reported
that
they
confessed
after
other
bpmbs
and
pistols
were
found
on
tlicir
persons.
Who
will
be
Victorious
in
the
Forthcoming
British
Elections?
The
political
forces
of
Great
Britain
arc
mustering
all
followers
under
their
banners
to
prepare
for
the
geat
onslaught
which
will
take
pla
on
May
20.
when
.
a
record
poll
expected
If
the
recent
by-editions
in
the
Old
Country
are
any
.criterion,
the
utloik
would
appear
bad
for
Stanley.
Baldwin
and
his
Conservative,
government.
Mr.
Kamtay
Mattlonald
(left),
leader
of
the
Labor
Party
is
very
confident
of
victory
In
view
of
the
fact
that
a
i
nety
per
cent,
of
his
dashes
with
the
.
Government
and
Liberal
parties
In
the
by-elections
have
resulted
in,
his
favor,
whUe
Mr
Lloyd
Gtorge,
war-time
Premier
and
Leadsr
of
the
Liberal
Party,
expects
to
turn
the
scale
with
his
new
unemployment
platform.
Premier
Baldwin
(Inset)
says
nothing
but
continues
smilingly
on
his
way.
He
knows
that
hs
Government
Was
responsible
for
thVfranehiri
recently
given
to
the
female
voters
in
the
Old
Country
and
that
mean
5,0Q0.0O0
more
voters
(hi
coming
May.
It
remain
to
be
seen
whether
the
new
voters
are
fickle.
iNEW
CENTRAL
GOVERNMENT
CHINA
TODAY
Representative
of
League
of
Nations
Gives
Outline
of
Conditions
After
Visit
,
GROWiNG
NATIONALISM
Difficulties
Drought
About
by
Present
Financial
Condition
of
the
Country
VANCOUVER.
April
8:
With
.
i
t
....
i
a
irue
naiionai
cunecwuenwo
iui
VICTORIA.
Anril
8.
Maior
II.
the
first
time
in
its
history,
and
Hebden
Gillespie,
aged
60,
second
yet
with
a
centjal
government
In
command
of
the
Sixteenth
Ca-
that
Is
recognised
oui
is
noi
nadlan
Scottish
Regiment
and
given
the
necessary
support
by
senior
member
of
the
firm
of
Gil-
the
provinces,
the
Chinese
Na-InsnlM.
Hart
&
Todd,
bond
dealers
tlon
today
finds
itself
In
a
para-
Weather
Conditions
in
Southern
Ontario
Continue
Bad
and
Death
List
Rises
to
Eight
(torn
Storms
GAS
ENDS
LIFE
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
April
8.
Two
lifeless
bodies,
those
of
John
Dut-ton,
a
sawmill
worker,
and
his
9-year-old
son,
Teddy,
were
found
in
a
gas-filled
room
of
their
tricts
of
southern
untano
again
loaay
ami
iu
it.lrocke
street
residence.
predicted
in
some
localities,
ine
situation,
uruufciu
-u,,
by
the
gme
of
two
fel.
jv
diversitv
of
weather
conditions
uunng
me
past
vet:r,
.
reaident.
battered
down
the
continues
to
cause
grave
apprehension.
.
.
v.
Ail
Jt
1.1.
1.11
iU..A..
fk
nnH
Reports
indicate
mat
tne
aeatn
urn
uu
uuyu
awim
uuu
nri
romainc
ot
oiVVit
hut
in
some
nuarters
over
the
veek-
I
Hill"""
u.
i
4IUUU
v.(,...
.
.
1
1.
.
end
the
property
damage
is
set
at
$1,000,000,
which
is
be-
a.
.
nnMirnrii'rj
nrniiirniiiu
1
1
1-
iiiiiiili
v
iuiiu-
leveu
to
uu
cuasBivamc
""""(i""1"
r
!was
clasped
u..;,irmc.
Vinvo
htion
wnshpd
nwav.
scores
ot
wasn-
....
.
...
fiuts
have
disrupted
railway
service,
telegraphs
and
tel-;son
tay
0B
on
.
-
.
,
1
i1
1
.
.1
.m
fnn.
TASMANIAN
FLOODS
CAUSE
MUCH
DAMAGE
HORART,
Tasmania,
April
8.,
The
death'
toll
from
flood;
eon
.:
.
i
tinues
niiAa
to
m
crow.
erow.
A
a
motor
moiur
truck
irun
DROPPED
DEAD
AT
THE
TILLER
SEATTLE.
April
8.
Calling
-
to
locked
door
of
the
Duttons
room
to
find
the
victims.
The
father
was
lying
on
the
floor
under
a
pile
of
blankets
and
a
rubber
tube
leading
from
the
gas
jet
in
his
hand
and
a
a
was
the
body
of
his
the
floor.
phones,
while
damage
tnrougn
nooueu
uusvhmu
m
ories
and
houses
has
been
general
in
affected
areas.
fllLLINGDONS
ART
ON
CRUISE
WEST
COAST
VICTORIA,
April
8.
Lord
and
Lady
Willingdon,
accompanied
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Bruce.
Miss
Mackeptie
and
a
party
of
representative
businessmen
of
Victoria.
Vancouver
and
various
can
,iry
nery
comi
centres,
left
tonight
on
the
.
--
...
ueputy
,
number
of
children
to
another
to
take
the
tuier.
jonn
Sonh
fof
a
four
crujse
on
hecretary-oenerai
oi
mo
league,
jert
at
uiverstone
Wttshed
Mnsiow,
agoa
oo,
marine
rx.u-
WMt
e0Ml
of
Vancouver
who
with
his
chlei
Henri
Honnet,
made
China
lasting
irave
an
outline
of
Ho
a
joint
meeting-of
the
instl-
VICTORIA,
April
8.
-J.
Callo-
tute
of
Internal
affairs
and
the
Bue
of
Nation
Society-..
an-of
gan,
deputy
minister
of
railways
couver
branches
at
the
Univer-
Alberta,
today
was
appointed
by
the
provincial
government
to
ny
wu
iiu.u,
...g.u..
find
a
route
for
the
Pacific
Great
the
distinguished
jtuest
of
S
r
Eastern
from
Quesnel
or
point
to
Henry
Thornton,
who
sent
his
il
.
ii
-
ti-i
n
,nr
tn
nrrnntmndatR
the
nartv
On
tect
dropped
as
e
w
pilot-
into
Se
through
a
weakened
fridge
,
iuui
i
r
...!-
ni
T3lt.t
Hlirhr
nf
r
th
.Via
iK
JBI.IIV
e
.
thr
months.
.
e.
..
"
,
3Cf.
..
.
Z
Ike
Washineton
sterday.
He
4
i
i
rf
tAn
u'skra
ui
oil
lririiiiiiii&r
n
i
jv
-
-
his
findings
"Vrnn.'fnX
Th,,
total
one
of
the
cities
leading
ma-
.
.
instil
iv
a
a
v
v..,
.
.......
w
.
deaths
at
Uriseis
mine,
near
uer-j
-
by,
has
grown
tp
27
HOGGED
THE
CHATTEK
The
Girl
(as
they
da
nee)
....
in
.
i..
u.
nm.i
CnnoHn
Mr.
ilsnt
It
a
t
oddI
nir
floor
ana
a
iir.
uauogan
win
iukb
a
pnrij-
n
-
i
-
-
-
of
surveyors
and
engineers
to
the
Avenel
left
by
the
Canadian
Na-
topping
band?
prewnt
terminus
of
the
railway
tional
Railway.-
Sunday
night
for;
Algy
Pinhead-I
was
just
go-Immediately
to
launch
the
first
Jasper
National
Park,
where
a
ing
to
ay
that.
ou
really
munt
stage
of
the
government's
compre-
day
will
be
spent
before
procee-1
leave
me
something
to
talk
henslve
P.
G.
E.
survey.
(Continued
on
piige
two.)
about.
London
Opinion.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Intl.
Nickel,
47.75.
Mandy,
1.54.
Newbec,
31.
Noranda,
52.40.
Pend
Oreille.
8.50.
Sudbury
Rasin.
0.40.
herritt-Gordon,
8.70.
Teck
Hughe,
9.05.
Scottish
Humor
i
Imparted
.
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
is-
AFTER
SIX
MONTHS
Geordle
Simpson
to
his
friend
Sandy:
"Weel,
Sandy,
and
hoo
are
ye
likin'
married
UfeT"
"No
at
a'."
replied
Sandy.
"She's
ayo
ask.
ak
uskin'
for
money."
"Hoo
much
hue
ye
gi'en
her?"
"Nunc
a.i
yet!"
.