Wit
mi
Yen
Want
A
TAXI
is
a
hurry
Phone
:-i-f
QQ
Beet
Cars
and
Beit
lervfce
In
thi
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
53.
ABOLISH
HEAD
MOSLEM
WORLD
month
the
revenue
totalled
fsl!l,
i.'i"
as
i'niir:iari'd
with
IIUI
".MHi
r.
l
ebriiary
1
1
3
This
repre.
srnU
an
increase
of
sl3.lilll.3l.
Mrs
p.
Ilokaskl
of
llruno.
Alia.,
who
was
on
her
vvny
lo
the
hospital
when
the
slork
arrived.
She
is
doing
well.
FORMER
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
IS
DEAD
Charles
Wilson
or
Vancouver
Was
Membor
of
Sir
Richard
Mc-Brlde's
Cabinet
YANCOI
VKIL
Mar.
a.
.Charles
'4
;
.-.,...
""in,..
.If..
'
shows
thai
hi
main
hope
if
lu
People's
Party
Behind
Movement
a,n
,.
a
,ne
f
affairs
In
to
Eipel
Caliph
From
Turkey
.
BILL
BEFORE
ASSEMBLY
CHNSTANTINOPLK.
Marrn
3
Angora
advices
say
it
iiw'clingjot
Was
Collected
Compared
With
$19,612,69
Same
Month
Last
Year
I,
'ifiil
''ulnm
and
excle
re-
nue
durina
Ihe
monlh
of
Feb-
Kurope
ns
lu
induce
(he
United
Slates
In
co-operate
in
Ihe
re-
i-onlrurlioo
of
I'.u
rope.
Repudiates
Anneiatlon
In
hi
reply
Premier
Poincalo
repudialcn
any
design
lo
annex
a
particle
of
Herman
territory
and
Ho-
iM.hl-'
parly
on
Sunday
aMCoticcrntn
llrmsh
suspicions
ol
.r.,W
nimi8nWi?7ilinflli1r1rneh
mnlVrt.rvMnJr
mllllary
uvposiln.iv
of
the
P-alipli
ond
the
nistanee
to
the
lillle
ciitntr
he
abolition
of
the
Caliphate.
ijrlarcs
llial
Hie
i
rcr.cn
uims
are
The
hill
before
Hie
National
An-
ab.olulry
vraccful
ami
he
only
rnmlv
omvides
fur
Mie
abnli-
desire
that
Kngland
co-opcralo
yum
of
Hie
religious
heail
or
the
with
Ihe
came
group
ur
countries
M
stem
world
and
the
external
for
Ihe
purpoe
or
maintaining
.
.ol.ion
i.r
all
members
of
Ihe
Ihe
peace
or
Kurope.
UHph's.
family
willun
leu
days.
I
Mr.
Maedonabl
In
hN
letter
,
ays
II
is
widely
fell
in
Kngland
nmncn
IWfDC
IQE
"'u'
l'r""co
i"
endeavoring
lo
UEUUlU
lntrALrtOL
lrrralc
n
situation
which
gains
for
PlIQTftMS
RFVFNIIF
'l
rl--I
to
venire
hy
Ibe1
ILLnULjn)im
it.j(n,
,.,.
.
nii.u-
ln'l.l
i
liuil
11,14
imlirv
eali
Durlnjj
February
1924,
$33,532
(y
j,,,,,,,,),.
lmr,.riainly
and
danger
of
war
ami
finally
will
de-
si
roy
vhalcer
lemporary
sreur-ily
France
may
gain.
"Thin,
it
ban
none
that
Ihe
people
of
lhi
roun-try
regard
with
anxlcly
what
up.
t.enrw
In
lliem-lii
he
I
lie
ilelermin.
ary
u
decidedly
hisber
than
r
yruiin,
rj
(icrm'any
Uiv
aiiie
monlh
lal
year
ai-coni-
nll
4(1,uit.
.
continent
with-ik
lo
relurn
NmioiI
Ibii
moriu't,U
ronlieralUin
or
our
renon-ln
by
Jnrvi
II.
MVLcimI.
eolleelor
Mr
uPrt.
nl
n,e
nil
hit
con-of
riiitlnrnV
Duimif
Ibe
pantj
,...,.
..
i:ilr,.ean
ellle-
i
menl.
They
feel
apprebenslou
of
Ihe
large
military
ami
aerial
establishment
maintained
in
France
cs
shown
by
your
govern
ment
in
military
orgnniialiou
of
I
WlN
WFRF
RflRN
(IN
new
slales
in
Central
F.urope
"O'U
llUllli
.........
II
.1
...I...
Il....
ll
ioaii
lliey
iiicsiioii
n...-.
,,..,
irniui
tIPin
NATIONAL
TRAIN
NEAR
activities
should
he
financed
hy
EDMONTON
THIS
MORNC;
WhTtUVriilS
taxpayer
has
lir
find
upward
of
I.ll.MONTON,
Mar.
3.
Twin
30.000,000
yearly
as
iulerest
on
vvero
born
on
Numlier
2
train
of.loans
and
also
large
sums
lo
pay
Ihe
Canadian
National
Con-Jim
Iulerest
on
the
debt
or
Franco
linenlnl
Limited
this
morning
lo
us
lo
meel
which
France
ns
yet
shortly
before
Ihe
arrival
here
lo.has
neither
made
or
propounded
apparently
any
sacrifice
eijuiva
lent
lo
their
own."
Security
Against
War
Mr.
Maedonabl
says
that
France
is
thinking
only
of
security
against
(ermniiy.
llrilain
desires
security
against
war,
The
in
teresls
of
Ihe
two
countries
are
really
Identical.
Huth
countries
desire
reparations
hut
Ihe
ltrilish
people
ardently
desire
repnra
thins
of
ruined
markets,
purchas
log
power,
shipping,
foreign
trade,
currency
employment.
If
.France
and
Kngland
can
hut
Wilson
K.C..
barrister,
died
hi'i'cjumee,
Ihe
co-operation
of
other
"it
Miiunlay
at
the
age
or
h.i.
nV
European
countries
is
assured
ume
io
iiriiisli
Coitimiitn
in
mn-
I'oni
l.uglaiid
and
in
ltnu
was
'I'poiiiled
allorney
general
In
the
fablncl
or
Sir
lllchard
Mnllrlde.
WORLD
RECORD
SKATER
CliniSTTANIA.
Mar.
.1.
Oscar
Malhleson,
professional
liUlliniHWIIHI
rni'
skaler,
i
BIRTH
A
sou
was
horn
at
Ihe
Prince
Hupcrt
lleueral
Hospital
on
March
H,
lo
Mr.
And
Mrs.
(Hen
A.
McMillan.
W
alJron
Apart
nients.
s.
Workman,
resident
engineer
Hlahllshed
n
worlds
record
In
i
for
H'O
provlne
al
.
government
.
on
1.000
melcrs
of
I
tnlnule,
31
35
Ihe
Terrace
riu,
v
"
u
.
n
fit
finds.
.
1
'u
3
6
c
ty
,asl
PRINCE
MATSUKATA
RETURNED
TO
LIFE
TOKIO.
Mar.
.'.
Prinee
Malxukala,
wlio-c
ilealli
wiik
nnniiiini-il
Sal
unlay.
in
ulive
am)
ba
a
chance
or
recovery.
He
wax
pronounced
de.ad
nfler
hi
heart
and
respiration
xluppeil.
Sh'irlly
llieic-afler
he
came
slowly
hack
lo
life.
Meantime
Hie
Japanese
newspapers
carrie,
Ihe
nlory
of
hit
dealli
ami
len(by
obiluaries.
PIUNCE
HUPF.IIT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAHUII
a,
11)21.
ee
e
e6ie'tt't''
LABOR
SPEAKER
SAYS
j
ANOTHER
ELECTION
IS
!
.
LIKELY
BRITAIN
SOON
HI.ASnOW.
Manli
:i.
Neili
MrLenii.
a
Labor
mi'iuher
or
par-;
llaiiienl.
speaking
at
a
labor
de-
molislrnlioli.
cotinselleil
his
audi
ence
lo
esperl
n
general
election
lale
in
tin
summer.
He
expressed
a
doiihl
it
Ibe
present
govern
ment
would
lasl
through
Ihe
until
inn.
ANNERY
DEALS
HAVE
BEEN
MADE
Northern
B.C.
Fisheries
Sells
Namu
Plantnd
Loases
Those
at
Bella
Coo
I
a
and
Port
Essington
sieiei-nl
ileitis
tor
I
he
leae
or
ale
of
canneries
in
Ibis
ilislriel
huvii
been
made
during
llie
win-
rtr
ami
others
arn
pending.
l
lie
Namu
cannery
of
llie
Nor
thern
H.C.
Fisheries
has
been
purchased
by
Cosse-Millerd
Lti.
It
Is
a
two-line
plant
and
a
uood-
sied
sawmill
and
box
factory
is
included
in
Ibe
deal.
I
he
Talheo
cannery
of
llie
Nor
thern
H.C.
Fisheries
'
at
Helta
Coola
has
been
leased
hy
C
M.
Draney
Tor
Ibe
season.
The
Northern
1M1.
Fisheries
have
leased
Iheir
cannery
nl
Port
Ivssinglou
lo
Hie
Aiiglo-Pril-
h
Columbia
Packing
Co.
fur
the
season.
GIBRALTAR
BOAT
TO
BE
OBTAINED
Vancouver
Report
Says
C.N.R.
Has
Found
Boat
ror
Q.C.I.
Run
In
Old
Country
Final
negotiations
for
the
pur
chase
or
charier
or
a
steamer
nl
OihrnUnr
lo
he
used
by
the
(Jan
uiIIhii
National
Hallways
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
service
are
now
under
way
according
to
Vancouver
reports.
The
vessel
was
found
hy
Captrf
I).
Donald,
muster
or
llie
sieamer
rrince
llupert.
who
was
senl
lo
llio
Old
fiounlry
by
llie
company
for
this
purpose.
WALES
DEFEATS
ENGLAND
III.ACKHUHN,
Mar.
3.
Wales
defeated
Kngland
in
Ihe
International
noccer
game
played
hero
at
llio
week
end
by
two
goals
lo
Ui'.C
up
the
first
suecesi-j
FOLLOWING
ful
experiment
in
remote
broadcast
from
Winnipeg
made
about
ten
days
ago,
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
appears
above
talk
inc.
a
few
evenings
eo,
br
lone
distance
telephone
from
hia
room
in
the
Fort
Garry
Hotel,
NO
ELECTION
UNTIL
AUGUST
;
List
of
Voters
Which
Closed
Re-
ccntly
ror
Beer
Plebiscite
Only
VICTOlllA,
March
it.
Premier
Oliver
declared
today
thai
Hie
(tnverninenl
.
was
not
coiilein-
plating-an
appeal
lo
llie
-elector-
j
ate
in
Ibe
immediate
fill
me
and,
llial
I
here
would
be
no
election
on
Hie
basis
,f
Hie
special
April
revision
or
the
voters'
fist.
He
explained
I
bat
the
idea
ol
(be
April
.revision
wus
lo
have
an
up
to
dale
list
in
case
it
should
be
derided
to
have
a
beer
plcbis-eile
in
Hie
early
summer.
The
probability
is
that
there
will
In
no
election
until
al
least!
August
or
early
in
September.
ISAAC
SWALWELL
DIED
IN
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Was
Well
Known
as
Cook
on
Flshlnq
Boats
and
In
Logging
Camps
Isaac
Swalwell,
aged
'
and
a
native
of
Kngland,
died
last
night
in
Hie
Prince
lluper!
(ieneral
Hospital
atter
a
brief
illness
which
caused
his
admit'
lance
to
Ihe
hospital
last
Friday
Deceased
had
been
a
tishing
lioal
cook
up
(ill
ten
mouths
ago.
Since
Hint
lime
lie
hu!
been
cooking
in
logging
enmps
aljcargo
Alice
Ami
and
on
Ihe
Oueenionce
Charlotte
Islands.
lie
was
a
single
man
and
is
survived
by
a
brother
residing
in
Middlesboro,
Kngland.
He
was
on
active
service
during
the
Ureal
War
and
was
a
member
of
llie
(5.W.V.A.
as
well
as
Ihe
Moose
Lodge.
KING
GEORGE
HAS
COLD
AND
CONFINED
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE
LONDON,
March
3.
-
King
(leorge
is
confined
to
Hueklng-hani
palace
suffering
from
n
cold.
On
llie
adyico
of
his
phy
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Saturday'
Circulation
1811
ployees
throughout
Western
Canada
via
Caleary
radio
station
CFCN.
It
is
Sir
Henry's
intention,
as
soon
as
the
company,
hasv
conoleted
its
string
of
radio
stations
frorri
coast
to
coast,
to
use
this
medium
as
often
as
possible
to
establish
a
personal
rontact
with
those
he
terms
his
"fellow
employees"
of
the'Cansdian
National
system.,
'
PRIZE
IS
OFFERED
FOR
BEST
EDITORIAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
PUPIL
A
teller
has
been
received
rrom
Hon.
T.
I.
Pat-l
nl
lo,
minister
of
lauds,
saying
lie
was
much
interested
in
llie
High
School
edition
or
the
Daily
News,
and
would
like
lo
follow
it
up
hy
offering
a
prize
or
ten
dollars
ror
Ibe
best
editorial
written
by
High
School
pupils
mi
any
subject,
the
editorial
to
tie
written
by
the
pupil
without
aid
rrom
anyone.
ANOTHER
STEAMER
i
FOR
ALASKAN
TRADE
Capt.
Hofstead
to
Place
450
Ton
Craft
In
Service
and
Is
Being
Loaded
at
Seattle
lieorge
,C.
Hurford
brought
word
back,
says
life
Juneau
Kin-
pire.
Hut
("apt.
Ilofslead.
a
former
local
navigation
man,
is
about
lo
place
a
small
boat
in
service
helvvt'cit
Juneau,
Kelclii
kan
and
Seattle,
.Hofstead
,he
said,
has
purchased
a
ISO
ton
Ion
vessel,
equiped
with
diesel
motors,
witli
accommodation
ror
21
cabin
passengers
ror
the
run.
It
is
now
being
loaded
at
Seat
He
principally
with
Ketchikan
:i
ml
will
start
north
al
The
vessel
will
make
he
I
ween
t-
and
13
kno.ls
per
hour
If
llie
vessel
proves
to
be
a
paying
venture
Hofstead
Inbl
Hurford
he
had
a
second
and
larger
boat
ii
sight
to
add
lo
the
sev-viee.
0
Ulcers
of
Ihe
Seattle
steam
ship
companies
told
Hurford
that
to
Strt
Stl
our
evidence
in
the
second
slagc
of
our
inquiry.
However,
until
we
have
been
advised
of
what
ac
we
have
no
comment
to
make.
DECLARES
INQUIRY.
JJ4GEDY
FOR
B,G
weekly
paper:
"What
:a
tragedy
t
hia
-like
a
grub
boring
into
a
Tal
cheese
gathered
al
Ihe
provincial
eapilul
lo
ply
Iheir
kill.
The
hotel
lobbies
rilled
with
eminent
K.C.'s,
with
red
hags
over
their
shoulders
and
bluo
ruin
in
their,
hearts;
sifting
buried
garbage
dumps
in
the
vain
'
quest
tor
some
loken
of
,
corruption;
snatching
al
uniu-
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Deal
of
Food
flood
Service.
Private
Boxe4for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MACDOMLD
"HI,.
TALKS
PLAINLY
TO
POINCARE
THIRD
PARTY
COMPLAINS
CANNOT
GET
EVIDENCE
BEFORE
COMMISSION
Open
Diplomacy
Policy
Begins
Between
Britain
and
France
Macdonali
Speaks
Mind
Plainly
LONDON,
MhitIi
a.
Premier
J.
Ilnnisuy
Mai-donald,
in
desire
In
crcnle
H
rtivorablc
almoM'lierc
for
llic
initiation
uf
tic-
gotialioiis
wliirh
lit'
hunvn
may
result
from
Ihe
commltlce
of
w-j
peril
hi
Pari
ha,
liuil
a
fnrlher
exchange
of
Idlers
with
Premier1
Poineure,
UK!
lexl
of
which
has
been
issued
irom
the
lurcign
offices
Ixilli
Item
ami
in
Paris
The
correspondence
i
nolcworlhy
on
Premier
.Macdonnld'
side
fur
extreme
rrnnkness
in
sluling
the
llrilih
viewjioint
'ami
tils
own
opinions
on
the
French
policy
since
Ihe
war.
Not
before
ha
(lie
MrilUh
suspicion
or
iFretich
aclion
been
so
candidly
plated.
The
fact
that
Pofncarc
,
takes
iro
umbrage
at
Hie
frank-ne
N
considered
a
favorable
Mgll.
Premier
Miirdnujld
attain
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
PRESIDENT
TALKS
TO
WESTERN
EMPLOYEES
Provincial
Party
Preparing
to
Back
Down
from
Inquiry
by
Charging
Scope
too
Narrow
VANCOUVKII,
.March
a.
The
Provincial
Parly
loday
for-?
mally
reipieted
thai
the
Licnt.-(!ovcrnor
in
Council
instruct
Mr.
Justice
(ialliher,
the
commissioner
examining
the
P-O.K.
railway
charges,
to
go
outside
his
eommissiou
in
order
lo
permit
evidence
lo
b
adduced,
which
lliey
allege
will
support
their
rharges.
The
counsel
of
the
Provincial
Parly
partially
withdrew
'rotii
the
probe
last
week,
contending
that
the
instructions
to
(he
conv-niisiouer
were
much
too
liarrow
to
coyer
all
the
charges
made.
fieneral
A,
I).
Mcllae
subl
the
first
s
part
or
the
in.uiry
was
airtight
D
A
DI
I
A
MC
MT
TC
insofar
as
pennilting
ns
lo
brin
rMUAlllLPI
I
Ij
out
any
evidence
relative
to
the;
cliarj-'es
in
our
petition
regarding!
A"1
AIM
AtTWIJt
Hie
conlribulion
lo
campaign
riVlllil
lvllYJu
funds,
and
after
careful
perusal
I
of
the
wordinsr
of
the
docinnnnl:
laulhorizlnL'
llie
commission,
it
is
Gets
Down
to
Business
This
Af-
"very
iloubliul
if
we
would
liae
I
any
more
chance
uf
bringing
in
ternoon
with
Opening
of
Debate
on
Address
OTTAWA,
March
3.
The
liouse
or
Commons
gels
down
lo
tiou
is
taken
on
Hie
memorial
sent
business
today
with
the
opening
lo
Ihe
acting
lieutenant-governor,;
debate
on
Hie
address.
The
length
or
the
debate
is-unsettled
but
it
(s
expectcd'lo
run
into
the
next
week.
Foreshadowing
or
tariff
re,-ductloit
contained
in
the
speech
from;,
ibe.
.M'SHi'P.
arouse
considerable
discussion
Money
and
Energy
Being
Spent
am,
,icrc
nre
a
number
or
other
on
Trying
to
Burrow
Way
questions
Including
banking
and
to
Power
When
Work
icredil
ami
labor
conditions
in
Needed
to
be
Done
Cape
11
re
I
on
that
arc
likely
to
'he
brought
up
in
the
course
of
Says
"The
Hook,"
Vancouver's
'the
debate,
to
behold!
The
cream
f,
",0THREE
LOSE
LIVES
lUll'llslu
lUlt.'lll
IMIU?.II
IIIUIII
,
formed
street
corner
and
poot-
.,mj
Wa!f
on!a?Pj
,
,nar.
room
goss,p;
miming
uie
mi.i-iri(,f
osl
Cjr
,ives
,,
,.,cir
night
oil
as
they
cudgel
their
,,,,,
was
)lpjit,.liyp,
by
a
Hro
lilgh-priced
legal
brains
to
think'
r
(iirl)1Ix.
:t3
...ii-j,
rrom
ie,e.
or
some
line
or
peurile
queslion-
WiIliiim
Lllluli
1C
young
womaiiV
nig.
in
me
nope
inai
me
puonc
ra,lcr
,.srul,ri
wU,
l)Urns
vMct
confidence
may
be
undermined
Illuy
yct
resuU
in
j,is
,ioali,.
ami
uieir
iiienis,
imrir
menu
and
llieinselvi's
enabled
lo
bur
row
Iheir
way
to
power.
While
all
Hie
lime
the
real)
P.N.K.
question
is
how
lo
fill!
Halibut
arrivals
al
the
Kxchange
this
morning
they
will
handle
more
tourists
8.5c
and
8c,
and
Viola,
(tils
season
than
ever
before.
Alljpounds,
at
.l8.So.uml
8c,
lo
the
Hie
early
season
bookings
huvo'Canudiau
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
been
.exhausted.
It
is
indicated
Co.
that
Hie
season
will
extend
well
Muirneag,
8.000
pounds,
at
into
September.
llio
deinnnd
,18.3c
and
8c,
lo
llio
Ainu
rlslt-
for
round
trip
reservations
with
stopover
priylleges
was
said
to
be
unprecedented
many
of
.those
writing
for
accommodations
ex-
siclans
ho
has
cancelled
various
pressed
a
desire
lo
slop
on
at
Important
engagements
made
for.
various
Alaskim
points
at
joust
the
present
'V'ook.
'a
-c
!.
ucl
longer
if
possible
eries.
American
Oeuevieve,
5,000
pounds,
al
10.7c
and
8c,
to
the
Atlln
ubsnnbe
for
Ibe
Daily
News.
FIRE
AT
WINNIPEG
Mrs.
William
Lund,
Her
Daughter
and
Girl's
Fiancee
Were
Victims
WI.NNIPF.fi,
'
March
1
Mrs.
William
Luud,
her
twenty
year
old
daughter
Mary
Jane
and
Donald
McKeiule,
lo
whom
Miss
GETS
18
MONTHS
TORGERY
CHARGE
up
llie
great
aching
plams
or
Hit?
1
-
Cariboo
and
the
Chilcotiu;
how
Ernest
Sieverdln
Pleaded
Guilty
to
colonize
our
great
inland
Km-
Before
Before
Judge
Judge
Young
Young
In
pire,
garner
in
the
fruits
of
its
limber
and
mineral
wealth,
create
I
radio
and
freight
tor
our
railroad
and
bring
confidence,
peace,
prosperity
and
content
County
Court
This
Morning
Pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
or
rorgery
hy
raising
a
check,
Kdwin
ment
to
the
people
of
this
pro-
'lm..
Sieverdln
ii
was
......
sentenced
i
i
i..
lo
eight
4
vince.
And
we
must
pay
lor
the
en
qulry
they
have
forced.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
ecu
months
al
Okalla
by
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Young
in
the
County
Court
tliis
morning.
Accused's
only
excuse
was
that
he
was
under
the
influence
of
liquor".
AW
K.
Fisher
prosecuted
ami
L.
W".
Patmore
Fish
appeared
jm
behalf
of
Sieverdiu.
were'
very
light,
four
boals
marketing
fQUR
AIRMEN
WERE
OIIIJ
ll.l'UU
pOUIIUS,
IIIITU
U.1IUI-,
dians
with
t'-'.OOO
pounds
one
American
with
5,000.
Arrivals
and
sales:
Canadian
Klhel
June,'
1,500
pounds,
KILLED
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON,
MaiTh
3.
Four
airmen
were
killed
and
three.
ul.
others
injured
in
two
crashes
at
,auuiiie
airuromes
at
liuuoru
anu
Higgin
Hill.
In
llio
former,
Iwo
planes
collided
while
(he
other
got
oul
of
control
and
fell.
OLD
COUNTRY
RUGBY
Killing
Universlly
23,
College
Hospital
0.
l.ansbury
13,
Twickenham
0.
Cut
ford
llridge
0,
Sidcup
0.
Waspa
20,
Strcalhum
0.
Sale
30,
llrougliton
Park
0.
Mclrosi
3,
Hcrivliuxiij
6.