Beat
Oar
and
Best
Service
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV
NO,
03,
MRS.
FLUMERFELT
DIES
VilimillA
Miireh
I
1.-
Mis.
A.
1.
Fhiinorfelt,
wife
of
Ihe
well-known
financier
of
Ihls
city
died
yp
ilurday
SI
1.
"A.
"
..5
5
itr
i
t
r
i
r
I
J.-i.
noma
ueveiop
urain
wowing
inausiry
in
iw-
require
nine
thousand
The
Centra
Valleys
of
British
Columbia:
Return
Freights
Ready.
home
of
lidwnnl
II.
Agnew
tit
,r
t,f
prince
llupert
the
lligbtands.
the
city's
esclu-
ff,.r
many
advanlages
as
a
port
lvi'
rolouy
of
wealth,
wilh
a'fr
(H.
shipment
nf
Canadian
bullet
through
her
heart
and
Kraiu,
such
as;
body.
I'puly
sheriffs,
who
iuvesll-gated,
proiioiinreil
il
n
ease
of
suicide,
ullhougli
niiparenlly
I
here
w
a
no
moliw
for
it
and
terliilu
I'lreiiiiLslaiiees
poiuleil
In
Ihe
piissibillly
of
murder.
A
revolver
lay
by
Hie
side
of
Ihe
body
which
Hie
husband
identified
us
his,
RECORDS
GREAT
TIMBER
SCALE
February
Sees
Lamest
Number
of
Lons
In
History
or
Prince
Qeorgo
District
Taken
Oul
The
greatest
timber
scale
for
it
single,
mouth
in
the
history
of
his
dilrlct
Is
rerun
led
by
J.
M.
Oihson.
district
forester
for
I'rinee
(leorge.
In
Ids
report
for
February.
'I
he
figure
is
Id.UOO.-
5HK
fort
which,
compared
with
i
lotal-of
1.707.1
18
feet
In
I'ebru
aiv
Uir.l.
shows
an
increase
of
about
(Pin
oer
cent.
In
nddilhm
to
Ihe
logs.
212,825
feel
of
Jack
pine
and
2,717
feet
of
fir
li'"
were
sealed
during
Ihe
""ne
period
In
the.
Interior
district.
Itejpoiislble
for
Ihe
,greal
.increase
In
limber
scaling
i"
I'rinee
(leorge
district
Ibis
year
are
lo
renewed
acllvilirs
on
large
cul
of
llio
llullou
and
Oiscoine
mills
which
are
loggia
actively
preparatory
In
Ihe
sum
mer
cutting
season.
Similar
to
Prince
llupert
district,
hemlock
and
spruce
are
'
Ihe
principal
"peeles
pf
limber
found
in
Ihe
Prince
(leorge
dfstrlcl.
(U'
A
deep
water
harbor;
Mi
Close
provltnily
lo
Hie
open
ocean;
(c
having
if
pilotage
expense;
id
Cheaper
Insurance
cost;
(e
Freedion
from
the
Ihe
jear
rjiund;
i
f
.
IttH'k
foiiinlalioiis
elevators,
jiiers.
etc.
i
a
Plenty
of
room
on
water
front;
di,'
A
large
pari
of
Ihe
water
front
now
owned
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
'obviating
Ihe
ae-ipilsitimi
of
properly
fmin
private
owners,
etc.,
etc.
.1
The
railway
haul
to
prince
llupert
Is
over
a
load
bed
Willi
exeeplliMially
favorable
grade
aud
passing
Ih
rough
Hie
mountains
al
a
very
low
elevation.
Trafflo
Interruptions
I
the
rallwny
from
Yellow'-
head
Pass
lo
Prince,
llupert
is
less
subject
lo
traffic
lions
from
slides,
wash-outs,1
..
i.
..
tl
rur
per
year,
practically
all
or
which
arc
brought
west
enily.
Willi
west.bound
loads
of
grain
uii1
east-bound
loads
of
lumber
ami
Hex.
iu
niii.iroluclfe
In
Im.-L.iiif
Ihe
.
hiim
nf
Prince
llui.erl
fur
u
grain
elevator
movement
of
ear
will
be
greatly
i
mid
ulher
furililies
l
Ibis
fori.
Hit-
.Sinilhers
Board
of
Trade
reduced.
thus
giving
greater.
areas
will
no
longer
liiivil
their
production
lo
home
needs
as
in
the
past,
bill
will
grow
grain
for
Ihe
outside
markel.
Wilh
Ihe
growth
of
this
.branch
or
the
farming
industry,
new
lands
will
be
brought
under
cultivation,
new
sctllers
will
fh.ck
Into
Central
British
Columbia,
new
business
will
be
erealctl
for
the
railways,
and
another
long
step
will
have
Ire
been
taken
on
Ihe
way
lo
the
ul
timate
solution
of
our
big
a'liau
railway
problem.
i
Aiiurn
unit
ULIVLJA
If
ILL
DENY
EVIDENCE
Counsel
Announced
That
Premier
Would
Again
go
Into
Witness
Box
VICTOIIIA.
M-nrch
H-
Within
the
next
few
days
Premier
Oliver
will
go
into
the
witness
box
be
fore
Commissioner
Oalliher,
who
Is
conducting
the
P.O.
II.
probe,
I
.....
I
tflll
.tin!,.
Ilifil
ul
II
I
i.llKnll
I
s
.
,
........
IIIIKI
;..v
......
,IU
!.,..
I..
I...f,,,r,
II.
n
MiimUsiiiiipr
1iv
iiiii.iv;
i"
iw,..
.....
j.
.......
-
C.
J.
Ilnssiler.
wttness
for
Hi"
etc..
man
any
l
iner
ran
...
pa,.,y
nro
absojulely
across
British
..dumb
a.
so
that
ncconlnfr
,n
,he
announce-
delavs
In
hauling
will
be
mini-
f
s
()
SCI1,0P
B(lV.
UM"
'
,
..
'crnincnt
counsel
yesterday,
ufler
5-An
add
I
oual
railway
roulR
of
cfus,.xluuinutlon
ot
lo4.
alKI
pOri
Will
HO
1UHH.-.I
IU
luiciri
jjj.
Ihe
congestion
often
experienced
in
handling
Ihe
prairie
grain
crop.
Mr.
Taylor
intimated
that
Pre.
mice
Oliver
will
deny
'
that
he
Whan
Ymi
Want
A
The
Latest
In
RestaurtiriU.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
99
ft'
in
a
hurry
Third
Avenue?
Phone
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
NEW
SECRETARY
TO
U.S.
NAVY
IS
JUDGE
C.
D.
WILBUR
SAN
I
HA.NCISCO,
Mar.
II.-
.Curtis
II.
Wilbur,
chief
justice
of
Ihe
California
supreme
courl
has
been
appointed
secretary
of
Hie
navy
ln:
succeed
former
scerrlary
Deuby
who
retired
because
of
his
connection
with
the
Teapot
Home
oil
scandal.
4i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
1U.1PKH
B.C.,
Fill
DAY,
MARCH
Ii,
11121.
British
Naval
Estimates
are
CHURCH
PLANS
.......
.4,4
nouiiee.
YMtrdi'
ClrcvUtloa
I.eOS.
Strut
!(
0.
in
Conformity
with
Treaty
of
Washington;
Ships
Scrapped
I.(i.li(l..
March
I
K
The
naval
estimates
nreseiiled
lo
the
provisions
of
Ihe
Washington
1
realj.
Capital
ships
lo
be
scrapped
under
Ihe
Irealy
are
iu
Ihe
hands
of
the
shipbreakers
wilh
Ihe
exception
of
one
which
is
unfit
for
nirther
war
service
but
il
is
lo
be
used
in
ileslriictiou
experiments.
There
are
no
estimates
for
the
construction
of
Ihe.
hiuga-
idiiw
inn
minis
imp
i
in1!
1
1
oi?
win
cnoi
nine
nviiii.'inie
vvnne
u
ARE
ACCEPEED
Presbyterian
Edifice
Will
be
of
Gothic
Gothic
Design
Design
With
With
Accom
modatlon
for
500
People
Plans
prepared
by
A.
A.
Cox
j,ifor
the
new
Presbyterian
Church
to
be
erected
on
Fourth
Avenue
Fast
have
been
accepted
by
Ihe
a!
board
of
managers,
it
is
an-
d
this
afternoon.
.
'Ihe
structure
will
be
80
feet
....
...,.
in
!
I
b'-t
dipienslons
and
will
l
UVhKNWltNl
IANU1UA1L
have
aceomniodalion
for
500
peo
liritJC
IDtCU
CI
CrTIAM!l,,(-
"l"
lou,,l
floor.
will
con-VVlIlJ
IKlon
LLLullUll
sisl
of
a
large
open
auditorium
,.
vilh
choir
and
pastor's
platform
IH
BI.IN,
March
.
-
Al
tho
n.nd
space
l-eserved
for
pipe
or-i....i....n..
in
ii.
.i.nii.
.livision
gan.
Tliero
will
be
a
gallery
in
or
Dublin
for
Ihe
seat
made
va-'H'C
rear.
..In
Ihe
basement
will
be
i.v
ii...
.i.m.11.
..f
Pvpsiilent
large
assembly
room
with
s-v-
s
-
-
Klllh
S'J
.
..
.
ft
Congestion
of
grain
al
the
...
.
,..
i
r'cosnrave-s
brother
the
govern-l'li",
parlor,
kllchen
and
com-
,
.
i
....
ii.
'""i"""
"
-
.
'...in,...
,
'n.
i.,,;i.n
..ill
noil
oi
VHiicouvcr
unu
on
mw
....
.
ni
n.i
.
nn.nl
i-itni
1
a
e
II
llnfn
won.
in
"n"-r
...
u.-.
.....
....
.
....
uiiit'ut-.
mm
.iii
pnvni
Canadian
.muioihii
irom
enow.i
at
the
rale
of
four
hundred
cars
per
uay.
gave
iiossuer
ueuuiie
l.wir.io.'secure.l
a
lotal
of
17.103
voles
.be
hot
waler
healed..
head
Pass
lo
Vancouver,
now
,
...
n
.inititr'againsl
13.102
for
I.omas,
the
The
structure
will
be
of
Gothic
very
priniii'.
will
he
relieved
by,
(
(ip
,,
0
,,
,iPoJpclt
lltia
'itepublican.
.mother
outlet
for
grain
romij(M.
((tiIe(
yM,cri,ny
,lllU
,,0
ro.
Fdmontoii
and
the
northern
,
,
.i.-i
tiislruclliins
from
the
nipsa
nrri
rn
rniticrn
prairies.
L
.
lUlOlUAniLCU
ViUI0LI
;
Wilh
proper
lae.n
lies
lor
handling
grain
ahl'rince
llupert.!piv
MlCTnn
oonnnurn
Krnin
can
he
hauled
lo
(hat
portiA
JTlflOILU
OLnUUHLfA
HAS
BEEN
LOCATED
FOUNDERS:
14
DROWNED
ClnSSt
Return
Freight
-
cruiser
SulleJ,
which
has
been
8
-Hauling
of
grain
on
lliej
uuh
1
1,
March
II.
l
ourteen
adrift
in
Hie
North
Sea
for
a
fort-
Yellowhead
Pass
.prince
unpen
men,
ineniuing
.me
capiain,
were,
night
with
i.i
men
on
board,
was
llneVof
Ihe
Canadian
National
drowned
when
the
six
masted
located
today
70
miles
from
Hallways
will
give
loads
ror
cars
schooner
Wyoming
of
Portland,
Porl.
A
destroyer
is
standing
by.
now
being
hauled
west-bound,
Maine,
went
to
pieces
ofr
Jfan-I
'
....
i-Mpt-
Lumber
mid
ties
shipped
luckel
Subscribe
for
Us
Dally
News.
ilosiKii
wit
It
a
skepto
on
tho
ivt
1
1
It
vi-ku
I
lnrii
nf
Tlrt
till
lk
nunilx-r
about
300'
are
immigrants,
among
whom
is
a
conducted
parly
brought
out
by
the
Ontario
government
ami
another
by
the
Church
Army.
The
first
numbers
25
and
the
second
11.
Practically
all
Ihe
passengers
on
(lie
Hegina
and
Ansonia
are
Anglo-Saxon
and
from
the
British
Isles.
li,,.nrl,t
In
lu
spMIpi-h
for
the
Montreal
by
si.ecial
trains
over
the
Canadian
National
llailwaysj
and
it
is
thought
that
al
least
lion
will
be
of
concrete
and
Ihe
LONDON
MESSAGES
ARE
rest
or
me
nuii.iing
win
uc
oi
fin
me
and
shingle
construe)
ion.
TADDrMTlCD
TA
ciruT
cnniLiiiiLn
iv
riuui
WITH
TOMMY
GIBBONS
PAltlS.
March
11,
Articles
have
been
exchanged
between
Georges
Carpenlier
and
Tonunv
(llbboiis
Tor
a
ten
round
bout
iu
(..'
J
dy
J
RECEIVED
CINCINNATI
MEANS
OF
RADIOPHONES
CINCINNATI,
March
II.
Ila
dio
bins
here
succce.letl
in
pick
ing
up
messages
and
music
broadcasted
from
Loudon
last
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston.?'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SMITHERS
BACKS
.
;
RUPERT
.
;
.
AS
GRAM
PORT
7
S
MANY
IMMIGRANTS
ARE
ARRIVING
IN
CANADA
THIS
WEEK
END
TO
SETTLE
New
Arguments
Brought
out
by
Smithers
Board
of
Trade
Favor
Grain
Elevator
at.
Prince
Rupert
cast
casi
iro
front
this
line
at
(lie
present
brings
oul
two
new
point-,
one
being
the
jMissible
development
economy
Jn
railway
operation,
nf
Hut
lltitLliv
'ir
linen
mid
ulher
vnllevrf
if
irruin
i.hii.iiiiiff
facili-l
'J
The
hauling
of
grain
ocr
lies
.are
provideil,
and
the
other
fuel
that
the
hauling
of
lies
lo
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallways
Ihe
prairies
provides
a
large
return
freight
for
Ihe
grain
tars
lo
I'rinee
Itupert
will
i.elp
to
givej
resoliiliou,
wlnrli
was
passed
y
the
Mnilhers
uonru
oi'u-
i.-i.-u
ih.-h.mi
iui.uat.c
iu
YOUNG
WIFE
FOUND
DEAD
":
Trade
follows:
''UI
,l"
ianaiiian
.auouai
nau-
That
lhi
hoard
of
trade
place
'way
on
a
sound
financial
basis,
j
ili-eir
on
record
as
strongly
en-!
Potential
Grain
Areas
'tinning
Hie
proposed
development
10
v"
accessible
outlet
will
be
of
f
rain
shipment
by
way
Of
provided
for
votenlial
grain
pro-
Time
llupert
British
Columbia,
duclng
areas
comprising
millions
nr..
i
n.n
i
ahi
1
.!
riwMit
al
or
acre
or
rernie
rami
lamis
in
(but
port
of
grain
shipping
facil-
Central
British
Columbia.
Ineltnl-Beautlful
Young
Wife
of
Seattle
iiient
including
a
cleaning
and
'ng
Ihe
rich
valleys
or
Ihe
Upper
Banker
Either
Take
Own
packing
plant
and
a
grain
eleva-
Fraer.
Ihe
Neehnco.
the
Bulkley,
Life
or
Murdered
!or;
an,
,the
Skecua,
and
Ihe
Naas
(livers.
'
That
tlii.
board
'of
Irade
direct
i
Already
it
has
been
amply
de-
REVOLVER
IDENTIFIED
11,,
niiPiHImi
nf
ihe
Ixiininioii
inonstrale.l
tlial
these
areas
are
'
'government
ami
the
.management
capable
Mr
jitodiifiug
the
"
rlnest
Body
Pound
In
Untenanted
Pal-
,.f
it.,..
i:,,,Hii
Nutional
Hall.
'pralil,
but
Ihe
development
of
atlal
Summer
Home
of
ward
R.
Agnew
Ed-
way
lo
Ihe
following
ronstdera-lion
rendering
Mich
estitblUh-
nieiil
al
an
early
dale
advisable:
H
AITI.!-..
March
II.
Mrs.,
Good
Reason
Virginia
Clarke,
Ihe
beautiful
t
1
1
will
provide
Ihe
shortest
young
wife
of
Caluer
v
.
Clarke.
,)
lm,.
direel
possible
roulc
grain
production
has
long
been
retarded
by
Ihe
great
distance,
from
existing
grain
markets
ami
the
lack
of
grain
handling
facilities.
Willi
the
stimulus
of
a
grain
port
al
their
bark
door,
Seatlle
banker,
was
fount!
dead
or
a
grain
trade
between
the
U'o
farmrrs
now-sellled
in
these
In
a
palatial
uiileiianleil
stiiumer
Cunudiau
prairies
ami
(he
Orient:
If
Ihe
report
is
true
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
is
to
pay
another
visit
to
his
ranch
in
Albcrtu
this
simxmer,
he
will
have
another
opportunity
of
sporting
his
becoming
"four-quart"
"
hal.
Special
Trains
to
Carry
Many
Immigrants
Westward
who
are
Arriving
Today
and
Tomorrow
AIONTHKAL,
March
H.
Steamships
arriving'
al
Halifax
over
the
week
end
will
bring
in
more
llian
sixteen
hundred
im-migrants
according
In
advices
wliich
have
been
received
by
J.
B.
Morrison,
general
passenger
agent
of
steamships
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailvvuys
at
Montreal.
Among
this
number
are
several
personally
conducted
par
lies
coming
lo
Canada
under
the
auspices
of
the
department
of
colonization
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
the
Salvation
Army,
and
Ihe
Church
Army
The
number
includes
unite
a
large
parly
of
men
and
women,
the,
:
k
latter
already
engaged
for
domestic
service
in
Ontario.
The
first
boat
to
arrive
will
be
Ihe
While
Star
liner
Hegina
wliich
is
due
al
Halifax
today..
The
Hegiua's
list
includes
130
cabin
and
Cll
third
class
pas-1
sengers.
Included
in
lifts
number
Glscome
is
a
parly
ot
P.O.
boys
and
twelve
domestics!
brought
out
by
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and
Hutton
Plant
In
Prince
George
District
Preparing
for
Active
Season
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Two
big
lumber
concerns,
in
parly
of
eleven
brought
out
by
e
prCe
(.eorge
i
fir
tiiiai
iu
ut-iiiuicuu
All
British
TWO
BIG
MILLS
TO
BE
OPERATED
busy
preparing
for
an
actjve
sawmilliug
season
this
year.
I
Three
boats
are
due
to
dock,
on
They
are
the
Eagle
Lake
Spruce
aiurday.
I
lie
heaviest
passen-
.Mills
Ltd.,
al
utscoina
and
the
ger
list
is
thai
ot
the
Cunaf'dert:niled
(train,
O
rowers
al
Hul-Ausouia
wliich
will
laud
327
Ion.
I.ogguitf-igoiugauuin
full
pasM-ngers
at
niaitrar,
or
mis
swing
ami
new
'machinery
is
be
ing
put
in
Ihe
Glscome
inill.
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I
a
House
of
Commons
veslerday
conform,
in
all
points
wilh
Jlicj'""'
"uuurrti
unu
uine.y-s.j
lo,i.
naiiiuier
ai
a
Be-
I
ween
the
two
plants
close
to
800
men
are
now
employed.
The
F.agle
Lake
mill
s
located
2
1
miles
east
of
Prince
Oeorge
al
(iiscome
on
Ihe
C.N.It.
It
was
built
some
years
ago
liy
i
C.
Frosl,
a
Chicago
promoter,
who
subsequently
became
insolvent.
The
big
plant
was
put
under
the
1
judicial
sale
and
liuenlals
mostly
from
Ihe
dis-
was
acquired
by
a
Saskatchewan
Iricts
bordering
on
the
Baltic
concern
which
formerly
operated
Sea
are
due
to
arrive
from
llali-
at
Prince
Albert
and
Big
River
3
fax
on
Saturday
on
board
the
V.
M.
Nicholls
is
Ihe
manager.
I.iluauia
of
Ihe
Baltic-American
Some
175
men
are
at
present
.'.
line.
As
far
as
is
known
Hie
engaged
logging
and
fixing
.rip':
is
believed
Ihere
is
a
possibilily
of
a
supplementary
estimate
ror''"ajorily
of
these
will
proceed
to
Hie
plant
preparatory
to
tiie
re
Ihe
whole
nroiecl
if
Ihe
government
does
not
announce
Us,
esiern
t.anaua.
sumption
or
culling,
n
i
?ro
ameiidtneut.
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'
rencii
liner
iioussinoii
posed
lo
put
in
a
uglil
logging
which
docks
on
isalurday
alsol
railway
in
connection
with
the
there
a
in
II
passengers,
thel
mill
lo
allow
'if
summer
logging
most
of
whom
are
for
OuebeelL'nder
present
conditions
all
log
points.
.
'
,
Iging
iu
the
Prince
(leorge
dis
Two
boats,
Oscar
II.
of
th"
Uriel
has
to
Is".
done
iu
winter.
Scandinavian-American
line
mid
The
timber
is
small
so
hauling'
the
Breiien
of
the
North
Uermanlby
wagon
is
not
economical
and
l.loy.l
line
are
due
to
dock
at
I
skidding
is
not
practicable
Halifax
Monday.
The
Oscar
II.
The
United
Uraiu
Growers'
will
bring
300
passengers,
of
I
mill
al
Hutton
is
now
employing
whom
the
vast
majority
are
im-250
or
300
men
logging
and
gct-
mlgrauls
of
Scandinavian
birth,
(ins
(he
mill
ready.
This
mill
is
These
il
is
believed,
will
settle
CO
miles
east
or
PrinCo
George
in
Ontario
and
Western
Canada.
Actual
culling
ot
lumber
will.
Five
Special
Trains
not
commence
al
either
mill,
Ti...
itr......n
i.ns
imlv
r.o
nits-
much
before
May
t
sengers
ror
uanaua
oui
mese.
are
I
mills
is
found
largely
on
the
lario
ami
Western
Canada.
From
prairies.
Halifax
Ihe
nassengers
of
all
The
market
for
-Hie
lumber-,
from
the
Prince
(leoige
district?
these
boats
will
be
brought
toSI
fluI
V
KH.UVKKINIt
liV
II
WB
UUVV
I
day.
BODIES
OF
MINERS
live
special
rams
w.u
u
.c-
tVSTT.F.GATK,
March
14.
quire.1
lo
iuko
care
oi
ti
e
i
()lu,
atul
rory.,,e.
bodies'
iransporiaiiou.
u
is
i.i"'H(,t
,he
17a
minprs
entombed
by
also
that
special
Irains
"'"y
l'f
c
Saturday's
explosion
have
been
to
He
run
in
loronio
ami
m-
m.,nm.t
H0
far
and
(ie
re.t.
ori
nipeg
10
iiinc
t
it.c
i"
expected
lo
be
brought
out
to.
ror
Ontario
ada
points.
and
Western
Can-
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LONDON,
March
1
1.
In
the
third
division,
southern
section,
associated
fool
hall
yesterday,
Ihe,
rollowing
scores
were
made!
.Northampton
I,
Charlton
0.
Swansea
1,
Mlllwiltt
2.
MONMOUTHSHIRE
WINS
night.
Marconi
s
spech
and
or-
l.UM0..
March
11.
In
a
cheslrul
nuisic
were
eceived
dis-
rugby
football
game
played
ye-
tluctly
by
means
of
the
ear
terday
Monmouthshire
i'5l
pbonys
bsvonsli'ec
Uy
a
ccrc
pf
20
Co
5,