n
P.
R.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
FISH
:
MARKET
BOSTON
GRILL
Froth
Fish
Dally,
myt
f,
Mutton,
Lamb.
Pork,
Veal,
Poultry,
Third
Avenue.
Homo
Made
Sausage
Fresh
Best
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Daily.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Phone
671.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XIV.,
NO.
75.
OTsCl
M
BRINGS
DOWN
U
MINING
DEVELOPMENT
Second
Member
of
U.S.
Cabinet
Forced
to
Resign
as
Result
Inquiry
Into
WASHINGTON.
March
'S.
Coolulgc,
Attorney
(ieurral
Daiighcrly
today
resigned
office.
Thej
president'.
division
vva
based
on
tin-
conviction
Unit
I
lie
alloriiey
general
could
not
give
ili-iutrrelrtl
alletiliou
lo
Ins
official
iluti'
-
while
iimler
the
lrc
-of
Hie
Senule
inquiry
into
hi
conduct
in
eoune
Don
with
Hie
oil
scandals.
Tin!
president
wrote
l).iiigherly
Hint
hi-
continuance
in
office
must
inevitably
he
a
source
uf
"ever-increasing
cniharrurs-
uieiil."
MASTER
ROBERT
WAS
WINNER
OF
STEEPLECHASE
Morse
Owned
by
Lord
Alrlie
Was
Anything
But
Favorite
at
Start
of
Race
22
CAME
TO
GRIEF
Long
Course
and
Stiff
Fences
Resulted
In
Few
Reaching
i
Finishing
Post
llVlltl'OOl.
March
I'M.
-iMn-
.
i....
I
I
...,..
n..i.n
it,
...
,
..ni.nii.r
nunmi
.........
in-;
l
Lord
Airlie
won
the
drawl
Nu.
Ilotta)
Sircplrchac
of
iS.non
with
extra
nm
hen-
today.
The
second
horse
wn
T.
Iditd.
law
k
Fly
Muk
and
the
third
VV.
II
Mcdwood'
Silvo
III.
All
Hie
place
in
the
race
were
won
by
outsider,
the
belling
iuaiui
Master
lloherl
being
25
to
t
und
the
other
two
mvirly
a
louir
odd.
Hie
hctlltift
aKiiiii'l
each
bdiiK
100
to
7.
Matcr
Hubert
won
by
four
lei.
nth
and
My
Mak
rinltie.l
.ieiipM.
more
grain
and
more
returned
Trum
the
r.a.l
an.
I
who
three
leiiKth
ahead
of
Sjlvo.
Only'Keneral
freight
than
eer
beforeiuy
the
dipulant.
have
agrred
einhl
hore
out
of
Hie
Ihlrlyiund
thi
year
i
impeded
lo
ex.
In
leae
the
properly
for
opera,
ularter
tiilihed.
The
fence!eced
all
from
preent
niiliclion.
Hon.
were
a
I
1
1
.Off
mid
Hie
jfiuelliiiK
Thi
was
the
Jji.l
of
n
meaje
Tli
mine,
which
I
a
hydraulic
race
eailed
Hie
re
I
to
ennw'
lo
Brief
at
variu
pari
of
the
Course.
Thi!
".Nalionul"
course
covers
four
mile
mid
H50
yad
of
for-mtdalde
country,
in
which
no
le.
Ili.ill
;i(l
Jump
have
lo
be
lie-Collated,
the
febce
for
the
niol
pail
beiiqf
larger
and
more
all
111
cult
limn
those
found
elsewhere.
The
obstacles
were
not
so
slilT
in
I
he
early
days
of
the
rare,
and
the
original
Idea
was
to
relricl
Ihe
exenl
to
amaleiir
riders,
but
till
intention
wn
mil
adhered
to.
Race
Every
Year
Since
lis
inception
the
"National"
has
bad
my,
uninterrupted
career,
except
diirinn
the
three
year.
of
I
he
war
period,
w
hen
siibslllule
exenls
were
run
at
Oatwlck,
these
beinu
won
by
Vermouth,
llallymncad
and
pnelhlyu.
The
liist-inentloued
also
won
the
real
"National"
al
l.ixerponl
the
following
year,
when
he
carried
Hie
maximum
weight
of
175
lb.
Pnclhllyii
Is
one
of
it
select
band
of
four
lo
have
xVon
with
lliis
weiulil.
the
oilier
belli
CloUler,
Munifcslo
nnd
Jerry
M.
The
perfnriiiance
of
Clolsler.
(Conllnucd
on
pago
six)
OLYMPIC
STADIUM
Ts
OPENED
WITH
GAME
OF
RUGBY,
WALES
WINNING
PAIlM.
Min-eli
28.
Cololilbes
uladiuin
.il
which
the
1021
Olym
ile
gaiui'M
are
1o
lie
staged
wa
"emUnfrU-inlly
opened
yesterday
hy
a
niitby
match
between
Wale
anil
France
In
xvhleli
Wales
won
by
a
(.
.r
1
;
Jo
;.v
Teapot
Dome
Al
tin-
request
oi
rrcsiuciit
In
n
teller
Daujfherty
replied
lhal
Ue
wa
resigning
"solely
out
uf
deference
to
your
rcquc!."
In
u
second
teller
to
the
presi-ilenl.
thi
retiring
alloriiey
;ren-
ernl
declared
Hie
ground
on!
which
hi
reisitalioii
had
been
forced
seemed
to
him
"tinleii.
utile."
Any
suvseslioii
that
he
could
not
futictimi
a
attorney
-onrnil
and
"tlrfeml
myself
iiguinsi
these
attack
al
the
same
.nine,
lite
Idler
salil.
I
liaruiy
warranted
by
the
facts."
t
INDICATIONS
POINT
TO
RECORD
SEASON
OF
RAILWAY
BUSINESS
Assistant
to
General
Manager
Sends
Out
Cheery
Message
lo
West
WINNIPF.d.
March
28.-
Thi.i
will
lie
the
bct
ii
r
the
Canadian
Nnlhinul
ylem
ha
known,
JiiiIk-iup
fin
in
imiulrie
which
hae
reaelM-d
Hie
leaf
Tic
d-al
Inn-nl
from
all
pari
of
the
stluhc,
ur-
cording
to
A.
A.
Tisdale,
asslsl-
Mini
U
(he
ceueral
manager
of
weteni
line.
I.at
year
the
wxtcru
reulon
handled
more
broadcasled
on
Ihe
radio
la
night
from
the
local
station.
FISH
ARRIVALS
137,000
Pounds
of
Halibut
Sold
on
Exchange
this
Morning
American
boats
lauded
1
1
1,
."no
pound
of
halibut
li-rc
today
and
Canadian
boat
lauded
25,5no
pound,
the
sale
helm;
as
follow:
American
Boats
Columbia
.Vl.non
lo
Cold
Stor
age
al
I'e
ani.l
re.
Crescent.
2.50II
to
Itoolh
I'ish.
erie
al
1
1.
50
and
ll.
While.
Shir
H.Oiiil
and
Valorous
y.lKin.
Sentinel
30,000
to
lloyal
Fish
Co,,
al
Vi.70e
and
Oe.
Discovery
1
1,
(ion
lo
Atlin
Fish-
erics
al
lO.'JOe
ami
Ce.
(tladys
8,000
o
Atlin
Fisher,
ie
al
lo.loc
and
Co.
Canadian
Boats
(iertle
Hell
500
lo
Cold
Storage
at
y.50e
and
0i
(iibson,
7,000
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
al
U.lOe
and
Or.
Kaleu
8,000
lo
Cold
Storage
al
0.50c
and
Oe.
Fisher
lU.oiiO
In
lloyal
Fish
Co,
al
!'.'
o
and
e.
roundIheWld""
PLANE
IS
AT
ROME
ItO.Mi:,
March
28,
The
Hill
isliroiiud
the
world
airplane
piloted
by
Shun
t
McLaren
arrived
here
ioday.
They
were
delayed
In
France
by
fog
which
threw
Ihcm
slightly
behind
their
;
'llcdMl.
tllllVfU
OF
CENTRAL
B.C.
IS
Oil
Scandal
NEW
ZEALAND
HEARS
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RADIO
AT
CALGARY
CAl.iiAllY,
Mur.
2H.
The
.growim:
crticiency
oT
radio
a
an
advertising
uiediuiii
for
Canada
is
again
shown
hy
a
teller
Jul
received
liy
the.
V.
V.
Oraul
Itadio
Limited,
to
the
cITecl
that
lh
Canadian
National
llailway
program
broadcast
from
CFON
station
here
on
February
27
was
heard
at
Mutcuka,
New'
Zealand.
The
writer
stale
that
he
picked
up
speeches
and
muslr
.
"
very
loud
r
.
and
clear
fdr
several
minutes
until
broadcasting
closed
down
He
hlo
vdcOic
was
Jhe.,
only
xrrstm
al
thul
Miinl
4
who
had
heard
Canadian
station.
ENGINEER
MINE
AT
ATLIN
TO
OPERATE
Has
Long
Been
Tied
up
by
Litigation
But
Disputants
Agree
to
Lease
Property
VICTOUIA.
March
28.
The
Ijicineer
mine
at
Atlin
will
be
operated
npiin
at
an
early
date
uccordiuif
to
lion.
William
Sloan.
inlnMer
of
mine,
who
ha
jul
properly
said
to
lie
very
rich
in
(gold
lias
been
idle
since
(he
death
of
.Captain
Alexander
who
went
down
on.
Ihe
Prince
Sophia
in
l.ynn
Canal
in
HUH.
Mu-li
llll-aliou
has
followed.
The
ranlain
'died
without
a
w
ill
and
had
no
direct
heir.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IlKlllY
ISI.ANIl.
Snowiiuf.
uorllieiisl
wind;
barometer.
2'J
.'111;
lempcratiire
HO;
sen
moderate:
'A
a.
in.
spoke
sleamer
Prince
John
due
Huckley
Hay
8,:to
a.m.
iiortlibouiid,
HHAH
THKH
POINIV
:iouily.
HkIiI
northwesl
wind;
barometer
2U:C8;
tcinperalure.
12;
sen
siiioolh.
HUI.Ii
HAItllOH.
Snowing,
northwest
wind;
baromeler,
-'..-Iciiqieralure,
:io;
sea
uioder-ale;
8
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Jefferson.
358
miles
rrom
Seattle
Soulhliouud;
7
p.m.
spoke
steam-
er
Princess
Mary
olT
Pine
Island
uorllibouuil;
8
p.m.
spoke,
sleamer.
Admiral
lingers
in
Milbauk
Sound
iiorlbbouiid;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Alameda
300
miles
from
Seattle
soulhliouud;
8
p.m.
.spoke
slenincr
Oueen
ill
miles
from
Seallle
southbound.
.T
-----
Noon
lilOHY
ISLAND.-
Pail
Cloudy,
culm;
liaromeler,
2U.I2;
temper
attire,
31;
sea
smooth.
lKAl
THKH
POINT.
Cloudy,
fiTsli
northwesl
wind;
baromeler,
33;
sea
niodcrale.
HULL
IIAIIHOIl.
Snowing
mirlhwesl
wind;
barometer,
2U,
38;
lemperature.
31;
sta
moder
ale;
10.30
u.ui.
Princess
Heulrice
iVorv
Itdand
northbound.
111
ItsI'Mf
r
r
LMItfiiV
l
I
ItMl
Tlii
herd
of
reindeer
gis
the
appcurum
e
uf
u
flock
of
wild
ducks
u
llicy
fonJ
the
llyslroni,
near
Tronio,
Norway,
in
u
wide
V,
the
current
carrying
lli-ni
out
of
their
eoure.
British
Transport
Strike
Seems
Nearing
Final
Stage
Result
of
Government
Action
t
-
-
LONDON,
JUhivIi
28.
The
Prime
Miiiiter.
-after
u
long
uriferencc
with
all
imrtie
lo
Hie
lraniKrt
dipule,.
aiinouiiced
in
the
House
of
(-onirnoiis
thai
he
had
xicceedcd
in
bringing
two
ide
together
and
had
inipre.ed
Hieni
with
I
lie
ncee.ilv
of
a
.clllcmeut
which
I
hey
ad
in
i
lied
.Negolialious
were
Ijeguii
today.
Mr.
Hanisuy
.Macdonald
said
iilmosl
for
(lie
public
inleresl
first
leii
would
lie
lo
issue
a!
proclamation
lhal
a
slate
of
emergency
existed.
He
said
he
wished
to
make
il
quite
clear
that
the
government
would
not
acl
merely
a
a
slrike
breaking
orgaiiiialiou.
He
protested
lhal
in
such
dispute
where
the
public
was
luconvrnienreil
only
one
side
wa
blamed,
namely
labor.
the
Premier
said
he
trusted
uolliin
would
be
nid
in
,eislance
of
the
recent
stranding
v
House
which
would
make
neaol-
.
unions
Harder.
BOUNTY
ON
WOLYES
RAISED
IN
TERRITORY
i
OTTAWA,
March
28.
The
bounty
on
wolves
killed
in
Iho
Northwest
Territories
lias
been!
raised
from
:
lo
:in.
provided
i
ne
pen
is
surrenoereo
io
uie
(iovernmenl.
INVESTIGATION
INTO
H0MEBANK
FAILURE
OnAWA,
March
28.
-
Ihe
House
of
Commons
early
this
morning
charged
the
Hanking
and
Commerce
cdmmillee
of
the
House
vvilh
Hie
Investigation
into
'he
failure
of
the
Hume
Hank.
Soldiers
at
Merville
Win
Case
Against
Comox
Damages
Amounting
to
$125,000
VANCOITKU,
March
UN.
Fifly-lvvo
settlers
in
the
Mer
ville
district
uf
Vancouver
Island,
u
majority
of
whom
are
xvur
veterans,
were
awarded
judgment
hy
Ihe
supreme
court
yester
day
by
Mr.
Justice
D,
A.
McDonald
ngainsl
the
Comox
Logging
Itnilvvuy
Company
on
claim.
for
loss
sustained
through
forest
tire
on
July
u,
u22.
The
court
decided
dial
Hie
genre
in
lhal
il
operated
a
logging
locomotive
with
u
defective
spaiK
nrresicr
iiiui
uiso
uiloxxTd
...
..
.
.
.
t
1
1
i
!
M.
noil
10
mo
railway.
AKgiegale
damages
claimed
approximated
1
25,000.
There
were
t8
claims
for
properly
destroyed
three
claims
for
personal
injury
and
compensation
asked
for
Iho
denlh
of
slxlo-n
year
uld
Jack,
Clifford.
(U)
aitiw
VwUrdty'
OUTLINED
BY
DISTRICT
they
equally
desired.
yesterday
and
will
be
continued
Hie
overnnienl
would
do
its-
wliile
Hie
dispute
lasted.
The
.
CANADIAN
SCOTTISH
INQUIRY
NEXT
WEEK
Probe
Will
be
Held
Into
Circumstances
Attending
Stranding
of
C.G.M.M.
Vessel
An
"
inquiry
inquiry
into
inio
the
me
eircum
...
of
the
U.li.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
....
......
I.I.-l
II
.1
oei"'1"
"-
-"
v
Scottish
""ii
on
mi
imuj
Digby
isiuiki
Island
is
is
lo
io
be
held
next
week
in
Vancouver.
Capt.
McCoskrie,
harbor
master,
dipt.
Harris,
master
of
the
Can-adian
Seollish.
.ni.l
....
Mr
I'.l,...
..l.:..r
..
rrt
.
r.
,
.
nuei
uiiircr.
leu
Mils
moi'lllllg
for
Ihe
south
lo
attend
as
witnesses.
MlMt
IHAN
HUNDRED
PERISH
IN
LANDSLIDE
i
PALI-.uMO,
March
28.
-
More
'iii.
in
nm.
i.
.I
...t
i
.
..
.
.....i.
.'in
iiiiiMiiii,
'.isi.'ii
art;
kmow
ii
io
nave
perisneu
in
a
landslide
in
Ihe
region
of
Amal-fi.
Thousand
are
homeless
and
many
are
missing.
Torrential
rains
continue
to
make
the
plight
of
the
homeless
more
acute.
Ureal
elTorts
are
being
made
lo
alleviate
the
distress.
Logging
Railway
company
was
unillv
of
ne-'li
delir
s
to
iicciminlal..
in
i.n.v
ALLAN
CUP
FINALS
TOllONTO,
Maix'h
28.
Soo
Oreyhounits
won
the
first
game
In
the
Allan
Cup
finals
by
beating
Selkirk
six
to
two
In
ama-
IcUr
hockey
Clrculaiton
1SCS
Strut
SaIm
S4X
&
.
MINISTER
Mining
Engineer
Tells
of
Activity
in
Interior
Possible
Developments
Dome
Mountain,
Mamie,
Owen
Lake,
Fiddler
Creek,
Babine,
Bonanza
and
Hazelton
Properties
to
be
Worked.
(ireally
increased
activity,
cspeciully
in
the
wuy
of
development,
is
expected
thi
year
in
nortli-easlem
mineral
district
by
,
John
It.
Oalloxvay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
district,
who
x-a.s
in
Ihe
city
tin.
niorniug
on
his
way
from
lluzcllon
to
ic-lor;a.
The
Federal
Mining
a
Smelling
Co.
is
taking
a
good
hold
in
Hie
district
and
intends
lo
extend
its
program
of
production
and
development
which
il
started
last
year.
In
uddiliou
to
the
Henderson
and
Mamie
mines
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
work
is
lo
be
carried
out
by
Ihe
company
"
'
"
ltd
year
al
Owen
Lake,
2
ihilc
ITA
DA1I7TDC
TA
south
oT
Houston,
and
on
a
cop-
Jill
g
WLi1l
IU
per
propc-ly
north
of
L'sk.
With.
Ihe
Henderson
the
only
properly;
CADPC
FPAUAUV
yet
on
the
shipping
list,
tl.cconuj
rUiltEl
LIU
PI
U
MI
pany
is
slill
under
great
expense
,
and
relurn
so
far
do
nut
olTsell.
'
"
the
outlay.
In
ruiiiniort
with
mos',"le,
"ackenile
King
Says
he
of
llrcspropertie
of
tlte
Inlerinr.i
ThlnKa-CoinmlsslonsjpySP-
Ihe
liobHiii-'s.
ofjliv.
J;tderalf
done
In
Government
(jniipniiy-.iu-e
largely
inilIipg:pro-
'els
but
;furlJij?-
ilevelopmentj
iriTAWA,
.March
28.
"I
tliink
work
vvir
hav
e'
to
be
carried
out
Ibis
commission
business
has
before
mill
const
ruction
is
war-!beeli
a
tittle
bit
overdone
In
a
ranted.
Kvcntually,-
."there
w
ill
'country
xvhere
we
tkaxe
responsi.
probably
be
a
mill
aL
Hie
Mamie
bin
government,"
said
Premier
mine
lo
take
care
oT
the
Federal
j
Mackenzie
King
to
a
delegation
Co.'.
Hudson
Hay
mountain
ore..
from
the
boards
of
trade
and
The
Henderson
i
a
mine
with
'chambers
of
commerce
through,
ore
of
such
value
o
warrant
out
the
Dominion,
which
had
direct
shipment
lo
Ihe
smeller.
itoiuu
to
Urge
strictest
economy
this,
however,
is
not
the
case
Willi
the
Mamie
mine.
Dome
Mountain
The
Federal
Co.
is
also
coutin
uing
its
aclixe
program
of
devel-Ml!"'.,,
1,11
poiui
u.ai
me
gov-........
i
Mm,.,.
XI....I.I.-.I..
n.,ai
eminent
could
not
-appoint
a
"
I.
of
elkwa
and
besides
this
.
ii
ll
"auoway
e.xpeci
ueveiopmeiii
II.
II.
.".I
l'.ll.
I
l.ll
I.V
I.III..I.
interest.
on
several
other
pro-prrlie
nearby
this
summer.
J.
F.
Dulliie,
former
owner
of
Ihe
Hciiilcrsoii
and
Mamie
mines,
is
continuing
Id
investment
on
development
work
in
Ihe
interior
district
ami
ha
an
active
pro
gram
outlined
for
the
coining
season
with
work
lo
be
carried
out
on
properties
he
recently
acquired
al
Fiddler
Creek
and
in
the
Driftwood
country
north
of
Siuilhers.
Also
at
Hazelton
There
may
.also
be
increased
'
aclivily
in
the
llaxelton
district,
Mr.
Calloway
slates.
He
looks
'
for
resumption
of
work
on
the
ttochcr
de
Itoule
mines,
at
the
Sunrise
and
possibly
on
the
Silver
Standard.
The
high
price
al
present
prevailing
for
lead
should
cause
many
silver-lead
properties
to
bo
worked
this
year
in
Ihe
In
terior
district
particularly
the
Habiue
Houanxa,
owned
by
James
Croiiiu
of
Spokane,
which
Mr.
Calloway
predicts
may
do
some
shipping
this
year.
Transporta
tion
has
always
been
u
ditllculty
as
far
as
shipping
from
the
Hon-
aiua
has
been
concerned,
but
the
belter
flrice
for
lead
may
make
the
marketing
of
its
production
possible.
Several
other
properties
in
the
district
are
in
u
similar
position
and
may
be
similarly
stimulated
this
year.
The
Hon-ania
Is
another
properly
which
will
require
a
mill
lo
make
pos
sible
profitable
.production
on
any
scale.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
FlrsTBivTslon
Weslham
2,.
Huildersriebl
3.
Northern
Section,
Dlv.
III.
Oriinsby
I
Wian
t.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ENGINEER
upon
Ihe
government.
The
premier
was
referring
lo
the
difficulties
in
making
economic
in
Hie
civil
service.
He
.
!
.1
-.1.
-
-I.
'HIIimiIIIIIIIMIfIIIIIIItll
UIIIVNti
t.
:
-
'
-"
POPULAR
BOY
DIED
YERY
SUDDENLY
AT
STEWART
YESTERDAY
Klngsley
McLeod
Succumbs
to
Pneumonia
Body
Is
Being
Taken
to
Vancouver
Death
came
very
suddenly
ul
2
o'clock
yesterday
morning
to'
Kiugsley
McLeod,
fifteen-year-old
and
onlv
son
of
Anirii
M
l.eml
prominent
Stew-aft
mining
man,
(,
Mrs
JU.,
Tlt,
,,0()
on
the
steamer
Prince
(leorge
Ibis
morning
being
lukeu
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McLeod
lo
Vancouver
where
interment
will
be
made.
The
lad
was
striken
with
pneu-.
monia
on
Tuesday
and
died
lesn
Iho
it
IH
hours
afterwards,
lie
was
a
very
popular
boy
and
his
death
wa
a
distinct
shock
lo
tho
people
ai
Mcwart
generally.
CONTRACT
AWARDED
EDMONTON
ELEVATOR
KDMONTON.
March
28.
-
Tho
contract
for
building
the
new
elevator
ul
this
cly
hus
been
awarded
to
Carler.
Hall
m..i
Mdiugcr
Lid.,
uccordlnif
lo
word
received
here
from
Ottawa.
Work
i..
i.
..i
.
.
.
.
is
ueniK
siacieu
a
I
once.
Ihe
new
building
will
have
u
capacity
of
wu
and
it
half
mil-
ion
bushels
und
is
lo
be
'finished
by
September
5.
Mr.,!""f,M
'
"
rK
reierrintr
me
J.
A.
Stephen,
assistant
...,
triel
engineer
for
Hie
provincial
putdio
works
deparlmciil,
wa
a
visitor
from
Anyox
o
Stewart
Hi's
week.