a
or
;ui
When
Yew
Want
A
V(ll
XIV,,
NO,
CO,
.
.
..
:
I...
innv
nun
i
Hie
iwiii
roinuK
u)
ran'
iiik
reipiei.t
for
Kralit
clc-Mil
)
ln'ie
lo
M-re
a
oullel
for
I
.in
mimiii
elevator,
and
thus
nve
Na
ion,
I
Hailwayn
deuwirruge
and
i
aiKinitm
charge.
You
would
allav
linn
h
anti-fcelinjf
here
If!
yjii
could
S
M
NKWTOX.
Mnor."
DIRECTOR
LOST
OFF
CORDOVA
Local
Fishing
Boat
Goes
Ashore
But
Crew
are
Apparently
Safe
Word
lias
been
received
here
by
lelru'idph
or
the
lo.
or
Ihe
fl-hniif
boat
Director
in
Alnnktui
w.ilcM
The
boat
went
nsdiorc
near
Conhivu
and
in
reported
to
le
a
tolalloH.
The
crew
of
four
are
uniiarrnlty
safe.
The
skipper
wired
Unit
he
was
leaving
Cor
on
i.
for
thi
eilv
vejteiilay.
The
IHreclor
i
owned
by
lipl.
orl
alio
of
Him
idly
who
also
owns
Ihe
Sumner
II
i
tniiiiied
that
the
boat
wiih
lol
in
the
same
si
una
wliicli
caused
the
deatli
id
Chris.
Peter
sen
NEW
COMMANDER
IRISH
FORCES
Appointment
to
Position
Sup
posed
to
Have
to
do
With
Mutiny
Dl
IH.IN.
March
II.
Oencral
Owen
OTiuffy.
head
of
Ihe
civil
guard,
tins
been
appointed
geii
eral
offleer
connnandiiut
Ihe
Free
Slate
defensive
forces,'
u
.
.t
.
I
It..
I
...
I
I
it
i
it
Jtrfitl
ji'liidly
in
(he
replacing
of
damaged
plates
and
straightening
mil
of
frames
and
floor
which
have
heen
set
up.
II
will
nol
!
necessary
lo
loueh
(ho
engine
in
roniieclion
with
this
work
although
it
is
po.fblc
there
in;iy
he
some
overhauling
done
while
(he
ulher
work
I
go-
ling
on.
It
will
be
iiceeary
lo
unload
it
he
million
feet
of
lumber
cargo
ilhat
I
lie
Scollili
look
oi
here
and
he
fx
proceeding
tfulny
lo
the
lumber
dork
for
Ibis
Howard
While,
accountant
ut
Ihe
dry
dock.
Mld
thl
ufkrnooii
ll.aTTTrruiKi-.addiTrTrnWrert
over
Ihe
n'uoir
ilIT
would
bti
connetl
ion
with
the
reiiuiird
.,Uiird
ill
in
i
inctii
of
1IU
porl
publicly
pro-
ro,,,,
ii,
nik.ed
hy
you
when
in
Princ
Hu-
.(rk,,r(,
w,'
pet
iwvi
Tw.
iv
no
months
inoull.s
ait
UK"
a
n
depu-
uepu-
.
.
.,.
.,.,
,
All
local
Mccl
be
taken
on
and
it
,,,,
....
...(it
i...vn
s,
pin
e,l
l.M-al
wiM.e
before
'
.
(,lllh.j
fr((
Vancouver.
sv
no
.
no
iwuiik.
timuii
(Uiuldii'l
i
,
ri.
u
....v-.
,n.-
...
"...
-
The
dry
dock
iiiauaueuteut
re
lceied
word
later
lhi
nflernoon
that
the
lelling
or
Ihe
contract
wa
Miliji-i'l
to
approval
from
Moiitri-al,
C.ti.M.M.
lieaiJiUHrler.
UNEMPLOYMENT
BIG
PROBLEM
Baldwin
Savs
It
Wrecked
His
Government
and
Will
do
Same
to
Others
I.OMiON.
Mar.
II.
In
Ihe
House
of
Commons
yesleiilay
Slanlev
llaldwiii.
Coiiservullve
leader,
declared
Ihe
iineinploy
men
I
situation
killed
his
govern
meld
and
would
kill
any
govern
ment
that
failed
to
deal
willt.
it
lteclively.
Hon.
Thomas
Shaw,
iniuisler
of
labor,
replied
thai
unemploy
ment
was
a
national
responsibility
which
Ihe
nation
must
hoiihler
lo
Ihe
fullest
decree,
ven
lliout!h
it
meant
heavy
pay
ments
on
(lie
pail
of
those
pos-t.eshtfr
Ihe
means.
Aruiiinir
thai
the
liovernment
had
been
in
olllee
only
six
weeks,
Mr.
Shaw
advised
his
challenger
lo
wait
and
see.
Maiden
speeches
were
deliver
.
,
r
1
1
1
1
f..I.,n
I
l,n
I'll
IIV
a
SOU
III
lltlll
IiiUIII
,
III.
novelist,
and
also
by
a
son-
of
l.loyd
.Ucortfe.
The
former
pre
mier
was
evidently
very
promt
or
his
son's
efforts.
RAILWAY
ACCIDENTS
ARE
ON
THE
INCREASE
-("i-iiui).
eieiucu
po.-i
i
.
,
,
,
lo
have
a
close
connection
willi
""
"
'
'
.
ie
nnillny
in
Ihe
army.
WELSH
RUGBY
LONDON,
March
II,
A
rugby
.,
I
....
.
I
t
I
I
.
tr
Int..
3
to
3,
llllllltl
l
,
,
.
-
"
-T
I
"
OTTAWA,
March
1
1.
Hallway
accidents
increased
from
2588
in
11)22
to
3,187
lasl
year.
Luxl
vear
205
people
were
Injured
In
1W22
Coastwise
Steamship
&
llargo
r.n.N
sleainer
Marinlon
arrived
ci.nr..
score
being
iicina
in
t.
esulkd
In
a
tie
the
he
miln
Special
lo
Daily
News
WINNIl'F.O,
March
10.
'Ihe
Free
Pre-
says
that
Ihe
government
Is
lo
abandon
Ihe
Yukon
Telegraph
line
from
Ashcrofl
i
mid
substitute
a
radio
(iervlee
willi
broadcasting
slatlon
al
Mmotiloii
anl
eNewhere
connecting
with
Ihe
sending
stations
now
elling
al
Dawson
ami
Muyo.
The
col
of
Ihe
telegraph
service
i
about
2u().i)00
a
year.
HERRING
RUN
VERY
LARGE
Quantities
of
Bait
Being
Put
up
for
Use
of
Fishermen
-i
That
Ihe
run
of
herriuir
(hi
year
on
Ilie
northern
enal
has
far
eclipsed
that
of
previous
)ear
I
Hie
experience
or
Jacs
llradbury,
who
willi
his
partner
lioifYrlf
is
associated
with
Ihe
N.
M.
V
It.
Fish
Company
in
operallmr
die
power
bouts
Itolhiiue
and
N..M.
A
It.
hcrrmi.'
ieinlnir
in
local
waters.
Hurinp
Ihe
past
Tour
weeks
these
two
bonis
have
caui'hl
between
1
00
and
Sun
Ions
of
hcrrinsr
wliteli
lane
been
pounded
al
Captain
s
Cdvc
while
a
similar
pound
will
be
Installed
at
Jap
Inlel
and
a
smaller
pound
al
Cutler's
Cove.
Tlih
amalsauialiou
expects
lo
pound
suUicient
fit-
-1
1
herriiiK
ball
to
las
well
inlo
the
month
or
July,
unless
sometliintf
un-
forseen
iappeus
lo
tetanl
their
lroi-ess.
in
.iuiy,
wiich
me
Salmon
eoininences
lo
run.
the
herring
bait
is
not
used
In,
any
appreciable
extent.
by
Ihe
halibut
rioheruieii.
Major
MneCrepor,
V.C..
is
siiperiuleiidin?
Ihei
iiotliidiiur
operations
at
Captain's
Cove.
Jack
Itraillniry,
Hon
Yelf
ami
J.
Neville
are
operating
the
llelhune.
Seining
will
lie,
con
tinued
until
about
the
middle
of
April
when
Ihe
herring
coin
liienee
lo
spawn.
IRISH
MINISTER
RESIGNING
TODAY
Utlll.lN.
March
II.
Joseph
Mcdialh,
minister
or
industry
ami
commerce
announces
his
resignation
in
the
Dail
hircaiin
this
nflernoon
because
of
his
connection
with
Ihe
army
trou
ble."
SUPPLY
DEPOT
FOR
FLIERS
AT
JUNEAU
Jl',NF.Al
March
11.
Arrange
V
i
...
I
-
menls
were
mane
on
.nummy
nu
ll
supply
depol
here
for
Ihe
Urit
Nil
round
the
world
filers
liy
l.ol.
Itrooine
who
arrivrl
on
the
Can
adiun
naval
steamship
Thiepvul.
DOG
DERBY
STARTED'
THIS
MORNING
11.30
SASKATOON,
March
II.
The
teams
in
the
annual
dog
derby
over
a
200
mile
course
at
The
Pas
started
al
eleven
o'clock
this
morning,
Staff
Captain
Carruthcrs,
Sal.
vatlon
Army
.arrived
on
tho
princess
Mary
today
from
Wrun-
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
ttiw
mm
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
in
a
hurry
Phone
99
t
Oar
and
Best
Service
In
thi
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i'Uinci:
mjptiiiT,
n.c
iksday,
mahuh
n,
it2-,
rtrdf't
ClregUtlon
1683
I
i
.
i
i
Kxuunniiig
I
lie
molars
of
it
liippopolamu
is
a
job
thai
would
not
be
relished
by
many,
but
this
keeper
al
the
Tar-ouga
Park
zoo.
Sdnev,
has
become
well
accustomed
to
Ihe
task.
f
:
Local
Fisherman
Drowned
when
Dorey
Upset
at
Portloch
Banks;
111
T
TL
L
i
"03.89:
ia:
Hoodoo
was
on
Inn
throughout
wat.r-
'
13;
11)22
d
Portloch
bank-,
Alaka,
on
March
:;.
The
dorey
in
which
lie
wa
rihing
had
upel
and
he
was
rlingjng
lo
it
awaiting
the
arrival
of
help.
The
fishing
boat
Sunnier,
Captain
sjoriano,
came
into
port
yesterday
afternoon
with
the
flag
al
half
mast
and
reported
Ihe
joss.
He
staled
that
Ihe
dorey
had
a
good
deal
of
fish
in
it
and
he
urged
Ihe
men
to
put
il
aboard
but
Ihey
said
they
would
fish
!
..a
a
i
a
nine
longer.
men
a
suuum
iiiall
raum
up
and
swaurped
Ihe
boat.
Uotli
ttie
men
Petersen
and
Paul
l.eis
clung
to
the
cnift.
awaiting
Ihe
arrival
of
another
dorey
which
Charlie
Nelson
and
Charlie
I.c-die
were
rowing
.
in
their
direction.
,
Pelerxni
was
unable
lo
hold
on
but
his
com-panion
was
saved.'
The
water
was
bitterly
cold
and
the
waves
weii"
breaking
over
thnn.
.bids
iVIersen
was
a
native
of
hcumaik
aboul
27
or
28
years
of
age.
lie
liait
llveil
here
ror
some
lime
but
mi
far
as
known
has
no
relatives
in
Ibis
country.
He.
was
an
American
citizen
and
the
death
lias
been
reported
to
the
Ameri
can
consul.
1
The
Sumner
is
a
thirteen
man
lni.it
owueil
by
Captain
Soriano.
She
left
on
February
13
and
had
a
had
trip
throughout.
The
oil
purchased
in
Ketchikan
was
bad
and
il
took
eight
days
to
come
home
from
the
Portloch
banks.
Weaiher
on
Hie
banl:s
was
rough.
CROMIE
BUYS
EVENING
PAPER
World
Sells
Out
to
Vancouver
Sun
and
Will
Have
Name
Changed
VANCOCVKIl.
March
II.
World
newspaper
has
been
pur-i.
...
i
i...
ii
i
r..,..,,i..
n.
l.ltl.
reed
financially,
was
sold
to
Charles
K.
Campbell
and
associates
wlio
havo
operated
it
until
ELEVATOR
IS
URGED
HERE
Edmonton
Member
of
Parliament
Backs
up
Stork
on
Floor
of
House
OTTAWA,
March
11.
Speaking
in
the
debate
on
the
address
In
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
D.
M.
Kennedy,
Progressive
member
for
Edmonton
West,
said
he
thought
the
government
would
do
well
to
take
steps
to
provide
for
a
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert.
SAILING
SHIP-
WAS
WRECKED
The
"Roy
Bruce"
of
Newfound
land
Apparently
Cut
In
Two
by
Collision
!
sir
.miivs:
Xfhl
Mh
reli
11.
The
loss
of
a
Newfoundland
sail-
imr
vessel
willi
all
on
board
is
reared.
A
radio
message
Troin
Ihe
illuionia
reported
wreckage
oT
yho
Ihe
"Hoy
Hrtice"
otr
t.
Johns
,
li
ai
neen
siguieu
111
uiiu-occuu
on
February
27.
The
hull
had
er
or
Ihe
Sun,
who
will
continue
,ul
-I'l-it-nay
,
,
i,
,
,
,,
,
edi-
,,
coll
s
on.
No
survivors
were
lo
publish
il
as
the
evening
lion
as
Ihe
"Vancouver
Kvening
"
liie
World
l.as
round
il
dilll-
THEUN1S
REMAINS
cull.
Tor
many
years
lo
hold
its
own
againsl
Ihe
Province,
which!
BELGIAN
PREMIER
publishes
at
the
same
hour
eachj
day.
It
has
hint
n
somewhat
i
llltUSSF.I.S,
March
11.
M.
checkered
career
sliice
it
Tailed
Tbeunis,
premier
of
Helgium,
who
under
Ihe
mauagmenl
of
I..
D.
handed
in
his
resignation
to
King
Taylor.
II
was
purchased
by
a
Albert
last
week,
yesterday
at
the
small
group
of
financiers
and
ropiest
of
the
King
reorganized
managed
by
John
Nelson
ror
sev-.his
tabinet
willi
himseir
lis
pre
ere
ul
years
and,
Tailing
to
sun-lmicr
and
minister
.of
finance
HAYDON
TO
SENATE
OTTAWA,
March
1
1.-1
Andrew
today,
although
often
under
con-;
llaydon,
K.C,
of
01
lawn,
has
been
.
-i
.
..
.
.
i
u:.
lui
!
oil
senate
Strttt
Silts
32.
allliiMigh
70,ono
raised
during
the'
year.
PARLIAMENT
WILL
TAKE
OVER
DUTIES
OF
THE
CALIPHATE
LONDON,
March
II.
The
Caliphate
will
henceforth
be
personified
by.
the
Turkish
Parliament
according
to
an
announce-uienl
by
Miislapha
Kemal
PasJta.
Kernel
is
s.iid
to
have
made
this
known
in
iiolifying
tljf
Mohammedan
leaders
ill
India
or
Hie
decision
to
abolish
Hie
Cojiphalc.
HATCHET
FALLS
ON
STEWART
BLIND
PIGS
Three
Men
Arrested
and
Charged
With
Selling
Liquor
Detectives
Have
Been
Busy
I'be
hatehel
Tell
on
suspected
bootleggers
al
Stewart
and
Hy-der.
H.C.
on
Saturday
arternoon
as
the
result
of
recent
activities
of
the
provincial
police
and
Liipior
Hoard
detectives
there.
Henry
Hivard
oT
Stewart
ii
charged
with
selling
liipioi'
and
Harry
Hicks
and
William
Held
of
Ilyder
face
similar
charges.
The
eases,
which
are
being
tried
al
Slewarl,
have
been
adjourned
Tor
eight
days.
MUTINY
LEADERS
ARE
AT
LIBERTY
Government-
of
Ireland
Thlnns
are
Normal
But
Rumors
Say
Different
LONDON.
March
II.
Despatches
of
Dublin
correspondents
Ibis
morning
add
new
facts
regarding
the
trouble
In
the
army.
I
lie
iiovernineni
ciauus
things
are
normal
and
do
not
agree
willi
rumors
current
that
the
movement
has
been
of
much
wider
etTect
than
Ihe
otllcial
reports
admits.
The
alleged
leaders
of
the
mutiny
continue
at
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Iloxes
for
Parly
Use.
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SCOTTISH
lilll.
IS
TO
BE
REPAIRED
AT
DRYDOCK
"I
n
'
fi
FISHERMAN
LikS
HIS
LIFE
WHEN
DOREY
UPSETS
OFF
ALASKAN
COAST
Repairing
of
Scottish
to
be
Done
at
Drydock
Biggest
Contract
Here
Obtaining
Hi"-
contract
for
repairs
lo
Cli.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
.Srollh
which
winl
nhore
lasl
week,,
the
Canadian
National
Ibulwuvs
prince
Ilujit-rt
Dry
hock
ami
.Shipjard
i
nlioiit
lo
ilurl
on
Hie
biggest
repair
job
it
ever
hail.
Following
lliu
calling'
Tor
lenders
last
wecK
end,
advice
was
received
by
wilt!
Ilni
niteriioon
from
Vancouver
llial
the
local
yanl
li.nl
landed
llm
big
joli.
Yarrows
of
Victoria
whicli
nl-o
lenderod
for
Hie
wurk
was
miderliid
by
Hie
local
concern.
'
1
11
s
'
'Hie
Tin'
work
work
will
will
MAYOR
URGES
CARRYING
OUT
POLICY
HERE
Grain
Elevator
Would
Serve
as
Outlet
For
One
at
Edmonton
and
Benefit
Railway
The
following
telegram
hunt
lo
II
wl
Hon.
Y.
I..
Mackenzie
King,
premier
of
Canada,
W
Mn-
r
Nrwton
last
night:
Very
stroiia
fcelliuf
v
.cxWlng
ov
your
nol
having
curried
out
the
Hie
l.iiiirler
i.aur.er
pour,
policy
for
iw
develop.
.
!-
couiil
prin-
ABANDON
YUKON
TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPH
!
LINE
Financial
Condition
of
City
is
Improving
and
Utilities
are
Paying
for
First
Time
In
connection
with
(be
auditor'
report
for
I
lie
year
which
was
laid
over
for
a
week
by
Ihe
city
council
last
nighl
without
reading,
Aid.
Collar),
chairman
or
the
finance
committee,
announced
thai
surplus
assets
uf
the
city
now
stood
at
SIt-i8X',2il.2t,
in
increase
or
I03,:3!i.01
over
last
year.
.Surplus
oT
revenue
iver
expenditure
for
the
year
was
$58,-ll'KHl
u-
compared
with
-2,7l7.5."
in
1022.
The
expenditure,
during
Mi22,
Aid.
Collart
pointed
out,
had
been
kept
down
practically
lo
Ihe.
estimates
and
would
have
been
under
had
it
not
been
for
heavy
chaiges
for
pre-
miums
on
New
York
runds1
remit
ted
lo
pay
debenture
instalihcuts.
Fr
the
first
time
penalties
had
been
added
lo
local
improve-'
iin-iiI
taxes
in
UlLM.
J
Slating
that
the
city
utilities-
:
telephone,
liglil
and
water
had'
produced
a"
net
surplus
of
I77.17
in
11)23
as
against
a
net
deficit
in
ISJ22
of
82G.C0,
Aid.
I
NONE
ALIVE
OF
THOSE
IN
MINE
One
Member
of
Rescue
Party
Killed
by
Gas;
Search
Continued
for
Bodies
Collart
gave
the
following
iudi-
vidual
accounts
for
the
Ihree
de-
CASTLKISATE,
t'lalt,
March
11.
parlments:
Helief
was
expressed
here
last
1
I.ighl
1U23
surplus.
15,in.-
niht
that
perhaps
by
lale
today
71;
15)22
surplus,
l,'Ji)8.8l.
all
the
inner
recesrse
or
ttie
Utah
'
Telephone
1023
surplus,
.$8.-
fuel
mine
will
have
been
pene-
surplus.
7,i)59.87.
traled
and
the
fate
of
all
the
173
1923
dericil.
9,537.-
miners
entombed
by
the
three
Icricit,
$13,785.31.
,
explosions
on
Satunlay
have
been
I'm
going.
1
caii'l
hold
on
any
longer,"
wer
the
lasl
,
','!,e1
ii!"1":
i'L
Jeterinined.
There
is
little
or
no
mortis
oT
Cl.rislelerscn
of
this
city
who
was
drowned
orr
IhiTVT
t'.2.'l
'
VlnVZrVi
.
.
W
luainvf.Miem-oreai.ve.
...
win
Aiiirij-iA
ifuuir-
nan
ji:rii
.average
of
five
children.
ilFLIERS
DUE
IN
re
covered
up
lo
six
o'clock
last
evening
and
there
was
one
casually
among
the
rescuing
crew.
The
man
who
was
overcome
by
gas
was
ilead
la-Tore
he
could
be
brought
out.
Keveral
others
were
rendered
unconscious
but
have
recovered
in
Ihe
hospital.
,
(iovernor
Mabey
will
today
is-
sue
a
nation
wide
appeal
Tor
re-
lief.
The
authorities
esliutate
lhal
married
men
killed
have
an
Bodies
Recovered
Al
one
o'clock
this
morning
G2
bodies
had
been
recovered
and
all
but
eight
identified.
CITY
APRIL
1
Leaving
Los
Angeles
Next
Sun
'
day
and
Should
be
Back
In
Washington,
August
19.
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
II.
The
success
oT
the
army
round
tho
world
riii'ht
which
starts
next
Sunday
Trout
Los
Angeles
depends
almost
entirely
on
weather
condition!,
Ihe
war
depart-7
incut
said
today.
The
fliers
are
due
lo
arrive
in
Seattle
on
March
2
1,
Prince
Rupert
April
I,
and
are
due
back
in
Washington
not
later
than
August
It).
POPE
LISTENS
IN
ON
RADIO
AT
VATICAN
Receiving
Set
In
His
Apartments
and
Broadcasting
Station
In
Rome
ItOMK.
March
11.
With
the
installation
of
a
wireless
re.
Says,reiving
set
in
Ihe
apartment
of
pope
Pius
and
Ihe
establishment
of
a
broadcasting
station
in
Homri
for
Italian
amateurs,
the
Vatican
is
now
able
In
listen
in
on
program's
in
practically
all
Ihe
F.uro.
pcan
centres,
VANCOUVER
WINS
FIRST
INTER-LE
AGUE
HOCKEY
VANCOUVF.II.
March
M-Van.
couver
won
the
first
of
the
final
inter-league
hockey
games
tic-"uatii
e
LulJiy
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