Wm
Ym
Want
A
TAXlQQ
in
a
hurry
fl
CALGARYWINS
CHAMPIONSHIP;'1;;
WINNIPF.U.
Manh
17.
-Oal-ifury
speedy
hockey
team
lok
he
measure
of
the
Vancouver
Maroon'
Jiere
Sal
tin
lay
night.
the
score
pclng
three
lo
one
in
ernment
lo
construct
in
the
port
mire
Itupcrt
n
grain
rlcxnlor
thai
some
of
llii
trade
may
In.-
diverted
In
Ilia)
jMirl.
anl
so
lhat
the
lianadiau
Naliimal
Vancouver
Maroons
3
to
1
unv
.......
.,.-
i.nfrii
and
Gets
Bye
In
Stanley
Cup
Series
from
Ho
Ira
Hie
which
will
flow
iivcr
lhr
li-neks
nf
Hie
drain!
!
...i
h..-ir:.
'!...
ii..
..r
I..
I
I
till
ft,
ratlin.
I
lir
I'll
in
ii
monloii
i
I
In-
mi
t
ur
I
grain
centre
for
central
and
norlhern
Alberta,
and
for
a
I
a
rye
portion
of
the
province
of
Saskatchewan.
The
government
I
building
an
fnw.r
Hit.
AII.itIh
MzBi-raalltin.
'elevator
lodny
in
Ihal
eily.
That
This
give
Calgary
the
rham-'elevulor
in
lldi
iton
will
not
piotiship
'of
western
Canada,
lljfulffll
il
proper
function,
un-having
won
the
odd
game
out
utiles
there
i
alo
an
elevator
in
I'm
nw
i
..u.urv
.l.-.ncl
I
lit
er-;the
Port
of
Prince
llupert
lo
In
I
which
II
wheat
car
toes
ran
be
Yc.i,.i.Ihv
ImiIIi
lealtis
lefl
for
Inillslilllled.
Montreal
In
i.Ihv
fur
the
Stanley'
Many
Pleas
Made
liUp
I
desire
o
aoeiate
myself.
taltruiV
win
uive
her
lhe,
with
all
Hie
power
and
energy
I
i,w.
...
M...
Similev
Cuii
games.'
pocs
with
deputation!'
Viiiiciiiitee
will
ii
t
the
Cana-delegation
from
Ihal
country
lo
diens
on
Tuesday
nigh'-
KING
AND
GUTHRIE
SPEAKING
TODAY
IN
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
Division
Tomorrow
Will
Probably
End
Debate
on
Address
In
Reply
to
Speech
From
Throne
OTTAWA,
March
17
-The
de-bale
on
the
address
end
in
the
lloue
of
Common
tomorrow.
An
agreement
tu
Ihi"
dfe:t
ha
been
reached
nimuig
the
parly
whip,
which
stands
guV'd
unless
laler
develoinnent
make
post
ponement
id
the
division
necessary.
Premier
Kin?
returned
from
I
he
smith
w
here
lie
went
n
w
eek
go
lo
rest.
The
debate
wa
continued
to
day
by
Hon.
Iluuh
Hiilhlio
for
he
Conservatives
and
Hon.
J.
H
King,
minister
of
public
work,
for
the
government.
EARTHQUAKE
AGAIN
IN
JAPAN
TODAY
TOKIO,
March
17.
A
pro-iiounced
earilniunke
that
Kent
Ihe
liihabltanln
MCiirrylng
from
t
liel
houne
wan
fell
today
in
the
town
f
Fukuhlnia,
Northern
Japan.
'
m,;
uf
dajmiyi'
wa
reported.
Ottawa,
with
ie"iluliiMis
of
Ihe
Prince
llupert
Hoard
of
Trade-backed
by
Ihe
rccoluliuii
from
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
of
I'.iliiioulou,
with
newspaper
editorial
from
Hie
pre
of
both
side
of
poll-
lien,
and
with
teller
and
lele
Kram
innumerable
m-yinx
tin'
conl
rucl
lou
of
n
itraiu
elevator
in
the
port
of
Prince
llupert.
The
(iraiid
Trunk
Pacific
Hallway
wa
Ihe
product
of
Sir
Wilfrid
l.aurier
and
hi
Koverumeut
Thai
a
real
laleman
inlendei
the
complelcd
Oraud
Trunk
Pacific
Iti
be
a
monument
lo
hi
memory
In
the
name
way
Ihal
(he
construction
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
stand
to
the
credit
o
the
late
Sir
John
A.
Macdouald
About
I
U05
or
t0()0
Hie
govern
inent
of
Sir
Wilfrid
projected
Ihe
conlruclion
of
the
Ciruiul
Trunk
Pacific.
They
naid
they
were
ittip
to
open
nnd
develop
a
new
mi.
I
wonderful
country.
The
idea
rau&hl
on
throughout
the
whole
of
the
Dominion;
and
peo
pie
became
convinced
that
Ihe
railway
wa
u
couiui
project
ami
that
il
would
open
up
a
country
Ihal
wa
well
worth
developing
Settlers
Conosrned
The
eel
Her
who
hae
jrone
inlu
that
norlhern
country
have
proved
lo
the
califacllou
of
Ihe
country,
ami
tu
me
Maiigiaciion
of
lhoe
who
iniliatcd
tin
rail
.
..l..A.v
II...4
II..
way
in
ine
int
piutr,
nun
ihu
1
project
was
a
nound
one.
There
I..
II...
1
(Irand
1
Trunk
.1.
In
tribulaiy
lo
(he
c.
Hlniucd
on
payo
iwo)
eljc
Min
STORK
HOPES
TO
GET
ELEVATOR
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Word
wa
received
at
the
week
end
from
Fred
Stork
by
I
lie
local
Hoard
of
Trade
in
which
the
member
advise
that
il
would
not
be
Hneiriat
to
send
a
delegation
lo
Ottawa
jui
now.
He
says
Utat
he
i
working
on
the
mailer
and
hope
to
get
favorable
aclioii
in
regard
tu
a
grain
elevator
here.
BIG
AMERICAN
FISH
BOATS
IN
fourteen
Halibut
Schooners
Mar
keted
Catches
Totalling
177,-000
Lbs.
Today
Salmon
In
Ihe
arrival
of
four
large!
American
halibut
boat
swelleij
e
list
of
fih
sale
at
Ihe
1.x-
.'liaiige
this
morning.
Fourteen
mat
sold
a
total
of
I77.IMMI
11.-..
even
American
boats
having
lll'.OOU
lb.
and
a
similar
nuni-
er
of
Canadians.
3j.00U
lb.
t
here
were
also
two
small
salmon
arrival.
Sale
were
a
follows:
American
llrptlbic.
30,01111
lb.,
at
JMc
and
iW.
and
Senator,
aa.nun
lb..
13.
te
and
Ce,
to
Hie
Canadian
Fish
V
Cold
Storage
Oi.
Allen.
S.i.nno
lb.,
at
t3.Ce
and
Oc.
to
Ihe
PooHl
Hlierte
L,an-adiau
Co;
Oludslone.
3I.UUH
lbs
al
13.3c
ami
tic.
and
Seriou.
H.noo
lbs.,
al
I3.fic
and
"c.
lo
the
Pacific
Fish
ene.
Forward.
7.n(in
lbs.,
at
13.8
ami
7e,
and
Laura,
H.nmi
lb.,
al
tic
uud
7e,
lo
Hie
lloyal
1
ish
Co.
Canadian
Hippo,
:.r.n(l
.s.,
and
Alliance.
1.1)00
lb.,
al
1
1
.Co
ami
Co,
lo
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Selma,
7,000
lb.,
at
ll.Gc
and
lie.
and
Viola,
3.000
lb.,
at
1
1
.He
and
tic,
lo
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
,.
A
S.,5.000
Ih.;
Verna.
O.uoo
lbs.,
and
Mulrneag.
I.
.100
lb.,
at
1
1.7c
and
Gc,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Salmon
First
Place.
2.000
lbs,,
al
lU.'Jc
and
tc.
(o
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Karen,
1.000
lb.,
al
lU.Hc
and
Ic,
lo
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
OLD
COUNTRY
PEOPLE
ARE
SELLING
LANDS
Pressure
of
Taxes
and
Changing
Conditions
Cause
Landlords
to
Take
Action
LONDON,
March
17.
How
landowners
arc
continuing
lo
divest
themselves
of
real
estate
under
pressure
of
,
Increased
luxation
and
changing
condition
I
shown
by
a
catalogue
of
Im
pending
sales
by
an
uuolioneer
in
Scotland
totalling
338,171
acres.
Home
of
Ihese
lauds
have
been
held
by
vendors
and
their
ancestor-
for
niurlos.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Deal
of
Food
Oood
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Uoxes
for
Use.
Beat
Car
and
Beit
Service
Private
Party
LB:
In
In
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XIV,,
NO,
05,
IMilNCE
HUPKIIT,
B.C.,
MjhVDAY,
MAllCII
17,
i2i.
UlurUi't
Circulation
1633
Strut
SlM
SS2.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GERMAN
REPARATIONS
COMMITTEE
REPORT
FRED
STORK
DEMANDS
THAT
OTTAWA
GOVERNMENT
FULFILS
OBLIGATIONS
Case
for
Elevator
Here
Placed
Clearly
Before
Parliament
by
Fred
Stork
in
Forcible
Address
Puts
matter
up
to
Government
to
state
yes
or
no
whether
they
intend
to
develop
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
PLEADS
FOR
RECOGNITION
ON
PURELY
BUSINESS
GROUNDS
Reminds
House
of
Commons
of
Laurier
Policy
and
tells
how
settlers
have
awaited
action
here
Frnl
SlorK.
member
for
Skeena
in
the
Federal
Parliament.
imiI
the
Prime
llupert
elevator
question
straight
tin
lo
the
gov
ernment
in
recent
speech
ami
made
u
Kiwerfut
pica
tu
the
House
and
to
the
government
to
fulfil
the
pledge
made
tu
the;
people
here
in
regard
to
the
dexelopmenl
ol
tin
poru
According
to
the
Hansard
report
he
said
in
part:
11
'
I
I
ia
t
I-
i
ti
triftA
Mfiinfil
ttt
Ilia
.Pacific
eon!
fra
come
lit
wlay
'and
tonight
I
beseech
(his
gov
!
Photograph
how
Manuel
(ioinez
of
Philadelphiu
olid
his
bride
by
proxy.
Four
year
ago
they
were
sweethearts
in
Portugal
the
bride'
coiimii
acted
a
Ihe
proxy,
and
the
coin
forced
open
the
immigration
gates
lo
her
in
America
Twelve
Volcanoes
in
Eruption
in
Alaska
Vomiting
Clouds
of
Smoke,
Ashes,
and
Molton
Rock
Fierce
Gales
off
California
Disable
Tanker
and
Cause
Delay
to
Other
Shipping
on
the
Coast
SAN
KHAN
CIS
CO.
March
17.
dales
which
have
been
lahiug
the
waters
of
lhe
North
Pacific
Ocean
otf
the
Uiliiorinaii
j
roasl
for
tin
al
18
hours,
disabled
al
least
one
large
vessel.)
.I..I...V...I
ir:nii:ieirif'
liners
and
cruised
aonreheiisioii
in
local'
WILL
INVESTIGATE
BUSINESS
METHODS
RAILWAY
AND
MARINE
gional
Counsel
to
Hear
Any
Complaints
Committee
of
Experts
Makes
its
First
Report
on
German
Reparations
PAULS,
March
17.
The
report
of
the
first
committee
of
expert
which
has
been
practically
agreed
upon
is
based
on
the
'following
fundamentals:
(iermauy
muut
pay
as
much
in
taxes
as'
any
other'
people
of
the
allies.
,
The
(Jermau
economic
machine
must
lie
free
lo
function
under
(Jermau
coulrol
unhindered
by
outside
interference.
i
.Minimum
sums
must
ue
paiu
in
me
immediate
tuiurc
on
reparation
account,
these
to
be
increased
in
proportion
to
the
revival
of
CermanyVi
prosperity.
,
The
expert
propoe
to
set
up
Ifl
Hslffir
I
CIMp
an
international
bank
lo
have
J
llvftLiaJjIlllj
me
exclusive
riant
to
iue
urr-j
many')
currency
on
a
gold
basis.
iThe
bank
plan
provide
for
Hie
'co-operation
of
allied
and
neutral
'nation
in
supplying
capital
ami
dn
Ihe
management
of
the
iustilu-lliou
which
will
be
located
in
neutral
country-
The
indications
are
Ihal
capital
will
be
raised
by
subscriber
to
I"
loan
loans,
to
w
raise
ibisc
the
uic
M--.III
l...l.
IT
lli
M..i..l,-V
r
..
.r..,..
I.i
1'l,'.o...
iinni;
The
allie
will
be
enabled
lo
LUMBEROUTPUT
Manager
or
Buckley
Bay
MIC
Tells
of
Work
Being
Dona
on
Massett
Inlet
EIGHTH
CAMP
OPENED
t'ni
wl.,,1.
u
l:.li,.ff
imril,
M.m.liP
fr
Ihe
HrilUh
c.o.rt
Ihe
amount
which
will
be
secured
by
will
Cut
About
Seven
and
a
Half
world
flight
and
establishing
supply
stations
at
various
points
in
"
"".
"""'""'"I
Alaska
und
the
Aleutian
Island
reports
to
Conluva
Alaska,,
j!''
J
ii,.,.
.!...
.....U
f
smi.kM
;.sI,m
n...l
...mIIcm
r,.,-k.
P0,il
"
ua"ks
unw
require-l!
'
I:"
.I
'
n,.
'i,;.
l..
t
l-y
Ihe
interest-
on
loan
and
been
having
a
trying
lime.
Weather
condition
have
been
bad.
,,llll,muln
At
one
lime
Ihe
Thieiival
had
lo
rim
before
a
bad
hurricane
and.'","
l.t.
ai-lniHiuiinail
ft
II
t
N
mj
!
Id
11
ll'll
i
I
O
l
.'ltill
ll'l;
I
Ik
t
II
'tl
t
Il0f
'
1
1
fj
il
W
C.'TI
ItliLVU
IHUII)IUIMV
W
VlllllVI
HIVII
IIU."
USlSiVU
V
reparations
instal.
Million
Feet
a
Month
from
The
Massell
Timber
Co,
Is
now
starling
its
eighth'
logging
camp
on
Massed
Inlet
for
(lie
Buckley
Hay
mill,
J.
M.
Orosart,
.Ira'
II,..
j-cimraii,...
fund
'agcr
Of
llic
mill,
who
i
in
be;,,,e
city
announce.
Three
other
pro.ortionale
percentages
to
fixed
at
Spa.
The
French
andica,,,,,si
huvc
b(,en
0nc,J
Ul
lhe
lllelglans
are
allowed
lo
nviinlain
j,n1'
1,1
w
we"kH
ttl,J
325
men
!a
garrison
in
Ituhr
or
nearby
andi""
"uw
employed
logging
be-Jo
seize
the
Ituhr
industries
if
'
!
a
engaged
in
5erniany
fails
to
carry
out
terms
of
the
award.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
the
HAD
ANOTHER
FALL
.......
..
.
-
..
..u..i
marine
circles
for
lhe
safety
of
smaller
craft.
18
""""
rru"'
"'u""
Tin.
Iiil
Sea
Itniiirer.
ball
linir
I
he.
lnl
owv
waves
in
lie
teeth
i
wnicn
took
Place
on
sal
of
fierce
winds
is
today
en
roulo
lo
lhe
assistance,
of
the
Aso-
urday
cialed
Oil
Company
s
Shell
tanker
I
rank
II.
Huck,
.lS.tl
tons,
which
i
disabled
off
the
norlhern
California
coast.
Heavy
sea
ripped
awuy
the
rudder
slock
jeslerday
and
an
apeal
for
help
was
sen
I
ouL
The
Frank
II.
Huck
carrie
n
crew
of
:jll
men.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Sends
Re
MO.NTIIF.AL,
March
17.
The
following
announcement
was
i-
sued
here
loday
by
Sir
Henry
W.j
Thornton,
chairman
and
prel-!
denl
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways:
r
"Slatemenls
having
been
made
thai
changes
in
lhe
present.
methods
of
administrating
the
affairs
of
lhe
Canadian
Nallonali
Hallways
and
Canadian
dovem-p"
incut
Merchant
Marine
on
lhe
Pacific
Coasl
would
lead
lo
lni
creased
efficiency
and
a
greater
T
degree
of
satis
faction
to
llio
business
'interests
of;
Hrilish
Columbia,
H.
II.
M.
Temple,
re-
gioual
counsel
of
the
railway,
has
Vancouver
lo
receive
statements
and
testimony.
This
Inquiry
will
begin
immediately.
BIRTHS
A
sou
was
born
al
the
Prince
llupert
General
llospilal
on
March
It,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
S.
Creelmnii,
Terrace,
A
son
was
born
on
March
IC.
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs,
John
WlUon,
Parkview
Apart:
icj.U
BOTTLE
FISHING
OFF
GLOUCESTER
.
IS
LATEST
SPORT
dl.OUCFSTF.lt,
Mass.,
Mar.
15.-
Hottle
fishing
i
one
of
Ihe
latest
sports
along
the
coal
here.
The
other
day
a
small
craft
running
liquor
from
one
of
the
eight
mother
ships
anchored
olT
lhe
twelve
mile
limit
was
hard
pressed
by
coaslguardinen
and
had
In
jettison
pari
of
the
cargo.
The
hollies
come
floating
in
on
the
title
and
throngs
of
people
are
gathered
along
lhe
shore
near
Cape
Anne
in
search
of
the
prizes.
A
few
are
successful
bul
most
of
them
gel
nothing.
been
Instructed
to
proceed
lo
WHITE
SLAVE
PACT
RATIFIED
WAHSAW.
March
I7.
The
Polish
Diet
has
ratified
the
in.
let-national
white
slave
Iralllc
agreement.
When
ratified
many
women
made
speeches
jn
the
I
del,
an
unusual
event.
Charles
Harrell,
lhe
well
known
Interior
rancher,
arrived
In
lhe
city
from
Harrell
Lake
last
night
and
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Uujierl
Hotel,
HER
MATCH
MONOPOLY!
1
PAIUS.
March
17.
-The
Senale
passetl
by
103
lo
110
a
measure
A'for
the
suppression
of
llic
state
'match
monopoly.
GENERAL
PELLE
DEAD
PAIUS,
March
17.
Maurice
Pelle,
one
of
the
high
oltlccrs
appointed
by
Iho
suprepje
war
council
in
1015,
Is
dead.
TOURISTS
SHUN
BERLIN
HFHLIN,
March
17,
-The
number
of
Americans
visiting
Perl
in
reached
a
new
low
mark
in
January.
During
dial
month
only
130
Americans
included
the
Herman
capital
ih
their
stopping
Hae.H
I
lit
mill
which
dose
not
include
other
administration,
staffs.
A.
J.
McCulluugh,
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
last,
week,
has
succeeded
J.
M.
O'Drien
a
logging
superintendent.
The
latter
has
resigned
and
gone
lo
Vancou
ver.
Mr.
Orosart
slates
il
is
planned
lo
cut
7,500,000
feet
or
lumber
a
mouth
al
the
Huckley
Hay
mill
from
now
on.
More
than
LONTKLN.
March
17.
The.
half
of
Ihe
production
is
one-
Prince
of
Wales
is
making
good
i
inch
roughl
lumber
and
lhe
progress
toward
recovery
from
'.balance
limners,
l
lie
output
is
his
latest
accident
on
Saturday
jbeing
exported
to
California,
when
the
horse
he
was
riding
in
Oregon
and
Washington
on
the
'an
armv
point
lo
noinl
event
at
.coini.anv's
own
steamers.
Alborfiebl
Cross
fell
In
the
laslj
steeplechase
exeut.
The
Prince
nntmrv
tup
lirnntn
fell
on
his
iead
and
hands
and.KUUlW
lnL
YYUTlLlJ
,bleediiiK
freely
from
lhe
face.
He
had
been
unsealed
earlier
in
lhe
afternoon
bul
sustained
no
iu-
jury.
Prince
Henry
had
fallen
early
.In
the.
.same
race.
.
I
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,.r
i.....n.i
"ro""d
,l,e
r
"
wr,w
l0,,7.?.1
today
lo
London
from
Aldershot
...I
l.
I.
...I
!...
I-
-
"
.wuiir
hit
i.u.l
ut'lll
uil'lci
til.v
over
lhe
week
end.
This
is
his
.twelfth
riding
accident.
i
:
FRANCE
SUPPRESSES
FLIGHT
COMMENCED
FROM
SANTA
MONICA
SANTA
MONICA,
March
17.
The
United
States
army
flight
on
the
first
leg
of
Us
flight
lo
Seattle.
A
siuadrou
of
four
planes
got
away
in
command
of
Major
Frederick
Martin.
The
planes
will
remain
in
Seallln
until
about
the
end
of
the
nonth.
FIUME
IS
FORMALLY
ANNEXED
TO
ITALY
King
Victor
Emmanuel
Present
today
at
Ceremony
and
Pro"
sented
with
Address
FtUMC,
Mar.
17
King
-Victor
Kmmanuel
was
present
lo
tlay
at
the
formal
ceremony
of
minextnar
Fiume
to
Haliau
rule,
(leneritl
Caetano
read.
Hie
proclamation
and
Ihe
King
wit
presented
with
an
address
of
welcome
and
the
keys
of
the
t'lly.
RECOGNIZES
RUSSIA
MOSCOW,
March
17.
The
foreign
otllce
announces
I
hat
China
has
ri'sunif.l
full
illplo-cfcltc
relations
with
Ilusibi