r
The
'-omtmuy
will
proceed
with
Ihe
development
and
operation
t
'
oi
'Miig
properties
which
it
imiii.
on
(iralium
I-land
und
in
Hie
(
uilci
ior
H
i
a
privulc
company
and
liu
no
stock
for
sale.
The
Jtruit
iitttU
arc
the
wealthy
and
well-known
Block
estate
of
Haiti-1
NORTH
AMERICA
DRAWS
BRITISH
VINIOK.
.March
27.
Sir
Waller
Pariall.
aued
Kit.
owininl
..r
lm
!...
ku
JM.iii.mI
iiiul
ilinl1
BANK
CLERK
SALARIES
VICTOIUA,
.March
27.
The
Victoria
Trade
ami
Labor
Council
I
gathering
dalti
Ihe
niiliiHcH
unlit
lo
hank
clerks
throughout
the
province
with
a
Mew
of
having
the
present
low
uiorc.
Maryland.
aud
Flejfhrr
eslnl
of
IMillatlrlpMa.
Mi.
J
Cabrera
I
aUo
a
stockholder.
The
British
Columbia
Com
pany
i
practically
a
nraiicu
oi
un
A
ricaii
corporation
which
wo
and
perat-'
mining
pro-
,
prrlic
in
lli
Wind
lliver
canyon.
Emigration
from
Old
Country
toiXVvljlurt
.Mr.
:abrera
came
here
this
Side
Increased
Malerl
ally
Last
Year
LONDON,
March
.'7.
Olllciul
emigration
t.talislirs
slow
thai
llo
emigrant
frun
ihe
toiled
Kingdom
lal
year
lo
other
parts
or
Hi.-
Empire
loialled
i:7.n0il.
Tli
British
migrant
to
British
North
A
merlon
lucreiied
by
18,-IMMI
lal
year
a
compared
wtlh
the
jircvioji
year
and
I
hose
Itt
I
In
I
uilrd
Sialic
uiercacd
by
i.i.lilio
Tlu
lol
nl
iiiimhcj
lo
British
Norlli
Ani'Tica
lift
year
wa
KM.IMIO
and
I"
t
nilftl
Slate.
V.O00.
BRITISHMUSIC
MASTERPASSES
Sir
Waller
Parratt
Dies
at
Age
of
83
Headed
London
University
Music
Faculty
front
Wyoinitiz
lust
year
lo
look
HfltT
I
ho
1
1.(1.
oMralion
and
li
il
laknii
uy
hi
reiihiM
In
Prince
IlllJM'H.
YUf
tnontaiiy
ha"
i-ilxfr
lead
und
nlurfr
land!)
in
I
lie
Omiiu'ca
liilrirl
und
a
camp
l
l
!
-tahlMifd
thi
spriny
on
Kitwunira
UiTt-k
lo
work
a
pnpertv
their.
The
inn!
important
opfralion
of
I
lu
rtnnpany
at
the
prcM'iil
lime,
however,
nie
lt
be
eiirried
mil
m
tlrahain
Inland.
To
pro
duce
Knld
bullion
from
u
uoh)
mine
Ihere,
a
Miiall
Mueller
I
now
belinr
pul
in
and
twt
fur-
mieen
for
it
hae
ulruady
ariued
ln-ir.
A
larger
Allls-ChuliiK
Miielllnv
onlfll
ha
b'-en
orderr
liy
I
he
eomi'iiiiy
ami,
H
I
lie
upe
ration
nf
I
he
miiuII
plant
at
(irahain
Uland
prove
a
curcemt.
II
will
he
inolulh'd
there.
Other-wise
tt
will
he
r-lablirdied
id
Prince
lluperl
lo
lake
rare
of
(iief
from
the
inlerior.
Ily
nexl
week
IG
men
will
be
employed
by
Ihe
company
at
Oriihaiii
Inland.
Mr.
Cabrera
i
leaving
for
there
on
Saturday
evening-
of
the
furully
of
mimic
.-
.CANADA
RECOGNIZES
don
InlverMiy
Kinee
u'io,
i-dend.
Ilo
wan
prlvule
organ
lid
lo
Uueen
Virloria
and
wa
alnn
a
Paul
(liand
OmuiiM
of
the
GRANBY
MANAGER
IS
GIVEN
FINE
SENDOFF
Special
U
I
hilly
Nr
NANAIMO,
Mairh
27,-
C.
M.
1
anipbell.
uiunuiter
of
tin'
Ornnby
ioimolhlaled
iitlne
at
CaMnidy.
who
leuven
Ihe
rirmt
or
the
monlh
fur
I'.anlern
Caniulu,
wan
tendered
u
bamiiicl
ul
lh
Windsor
llnlel
)al
evenltiK
by
member
or
Ihe
Vancouver
Inlund
bianeli
or
Ihe
Canadian
Innlitule
of
Mliiiiiy
and
Metallurgy.
SOYIET
GOVERNMENT
In
Best
Interests
of
Both
Countries
March
27
OTTAWA,
-
-"Canada
is
prepared
lo
reeognUe
the
Soviet
government
of
Hussia
as
lu
Ihe
best
interest
of
both
coun
tries.'
'Premier
Mackenzie
King
yesterday
wrote
S.
A.
YaslkofT.
Agent
in
Montreal
oT
the
Husslioi
government,
who
had
asked
whether
de
jure
recognition
ot
Hussia
by
Cecal
Britain
could
he
laken
lo
signify
recognition
by
Canada,
i
LANDSLIDE
IN
ITALY
KILLS
FIFTY
PEOPLE
HOME,
March
27.
Firty
persons
were
killed
lu
a
landslide
In
Ihe
seaport
of
Amalfi,
23
miles
fioulheust
of
Naples,
according
lo
,'
i
-
j
h
LOSS
TURNED
INTOPROFIT
Canadian
National
Railways
Make
Gain
of
Three
and
Half
Million
Over
Year
Ago
MONTREAL,
March
27.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
month
of
Jan-uary
and
February
show
an
Increase
In
gross
revenue
of
$1,433,778
accompanied
by
a
decrease
In
operating
expenses
amounting
to
$2,058,-50
with
a
net
profit
or
$262,276
compared
with
a
deficit
last
year
of
$3,270,-052.
This
makes
an
Improvement
compared
with
the
same
months
of
last
year
of
$3,532,428.
-DR.
KERGIN
IS
NEW
PRESIDENT
Rotary
Club
Elects
Officers
by
Acclamation
and
Nominates
Directors
The
following
officers
for
the
Prince
Itupcrl
llotury
Club
for
the
ensuing
year
were
elected
by
acclamation
itt
the
weekly
luncheon
this
arteruoou:
President.
Dr.
W.
T.
Krrgiu.
Secretary,
S.
D.
Johnston.
Treasurer,
(Scorge
llorie.
For
the
three
vacancies
on
the
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Says
It
lmard
of
directors,
the
following
were
nominated:
W.
E.
Williams
J.
W.
Nicholls.
John
Dvbhavu
ami
(eurge
Bryant.
The
election
will
lake
place
a
month
hence.
TRY
TO
SCALE
MOUNT
EVEREST
Another
Expedition
Started
Yesterday
Under
Leadership
of
Brig.
-Gen.
Charles
Bruce
DAIUEI.EDLNO,
India,
Mar.
27
P.
R.
The
Latest
In
Reetauranta.,
FISH
Freeh
Fish
:
MARKET
Dully.
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
Beef,
Mutton,
Lamb.
Fork,
Veal,
Poultry.
Third
Avenue..
Home
Made
Sausage
Frenli
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Phone
671.
J
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
te
The
Boston."
VOL
XIV
NO.
7t
PHINCK
MJPEUT,
B.tl,
TjllftSDAY,
MARCH
27,
1021.
YMttrdiy'i
Circulation
1S33
SlfMl
StlM,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NEW
LOCAL
COMPANY
adlan
Finance
TOHONT.
March
27.
Sir
By-
ion
I.1I11111111I
walker,
piesiueui
banking
and
financial
circles,
died
Ihi
morning
after
a
few-
days
illness
from
pneumonia.
II
was
in
his
sevriily-sixth
year
and
his
last
illness
was
the
only
serious
one
in
his
life.
The
funeral
will
take
place
next
Wednesday.
Few-
bankers
in
thi
couutry
r
or
the
Canadian
Bank
uf
l'.(mi-j
meire
and
one
of
the
most
oul-i
IS
HHk.
LLLLb
Wm
slsB
IsisslslslslsUr
"I
Mile.
.Malthc
Je
(jliutiibriui.
daughter
of
(be
Mariui
dc
(JliumbriHi,
-who
is
a
member
or
Ihe
Krencli
cliamber
of
depolitsr-a.id-
a
grcal-graiid-daugliler
of
(ieneral
Laf-nyelte.
-1i'vii
with
a
planter
ca.-t
of
herself
to
lie
idaced
on
exhibition
soon.
British
tiovernment
Prepares
for:
Emergency
Service
if
Strike
an
emergency
service
during
Ihe
lranjiortalioii
strike.
Premier
liamsay
.Macuoualu
sialeu
ycslertluy
in
the
House
of
Commons.
The
premier
said
be
hoped
it
would
not
be
necessary
to
take
ac
tion
since
it
wa
understood
the
points
in
di-pulc
had
been
considerably
reduced.
There
was
no
sign
of
a
sctllcmciit
lal
night
and
with
the
threatened
lockout
in
Ihe
shipbuilding
I
rude
and
a
dispute
with
the
coal
miners
unsellled,
Ihe
ministry
seems
destined
lo
have
its
hands
full.
The
exact
date
or
the
shipbuilding
lockout
will
be
decided
nexl
Tuesday.
BANK
PRESIDENT
'
DIED
SUDDENLY':
Sir
Edmund
Walker,
Head
of
Bank
of
Commerce,
was
Out-
standing
Figure
In
Can-
:
tandiuH
figure
in!
Canadian
if
BRITISH
FLYER
LYONS
TO
kIiIixI
:ih
whs!
Decision
'
"
-
-
Sir
Edmund
Walker.
He
wa
Piiiinenl
not
only
in
his
profes
sion
of
finance,
but
us
an
art
connoisseur
and
a
public
spirited
citizen.
He
wa
a
lover
of
the
aesthetic,
und
he
possessed
liler-ary
tasles
of
uu
exceptionally
high
order.
Hi
was
a
busy
life
INCORPORATED
BIG
DEAL
IN
NORTHERN
TIMBER
LANDS
IS
ANNOUNCED
IN
VANCOUVER
TODAY
Prince
Rupert
Mining
Company
to
Operate
in
District
with
Central
Offices
in
This
City
Eastern
American
Capital
to
Develop
Number
of
Claims
on
Islands
and
Interior
ALREADY
FURNACES
FOR
SMALL
SMELTER
ARRIVE
IN
THE
CITY
Larger
Smelting
Outfit
Ordered
and
May
be
Installed
on
Graham
Island
liirui'iKtrutiun
"i
tin;
I
U.
C.
P'-tm-ylvumu-Hrili-h
Coluni-bi.i
Mines
Va.
Ltd..
with
capitalization
of
$J
00.000
und
operating
hi'udiuurliT9
in
Prince
llupcrt,
i
being
effected
this
week
ut
Victoria
according
lu
announcement
nmdc
loduy
by
(1
K,
Cabrera,
M.E.,
manager
of
Ihe
com'Miiiy
mill
engineer
in
cnarge.
i
If
!
LUMBER
SHIPMENT
3ZINQ
TOWED
SOUTH
CONSIGNED
TO
U.K.
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Company
Iiuh
Jusl
ship'
ped
south
lo
Vancouver
for
the
II.
n.
.McMillan
Company
lo
go
lo
Hie
tinted
Kingdom
u
consignment
of
1
5U,liGUjld
of
clear
spruce
I
as
Thorough.
II
fstoing
fodlli
by
a
cow
lowed
by
I
he
Cape
Scull.
I
1
ROME
LYONS.
France.
March
27.
Sluart
Maclaren.
the
British
aviator,
took
otT
this
moruiUK
for
Home
on
1
lie
second
stage
of
his
round
Ihe
world
flight.
Tin'
delay
caused
by
for
at
l.e
Havre
yesterday
was
sub-equenlly
made
up
and
Ihe
machine
is
now
running
on
schedule.
ANGLICANS
TO
START
DRIVE
Collecting
Funds
on
Saturday
of
this
Week
TEN
THOUSAND
NEEDED
The
Building
Committee
of
(he
Anglican
Church
has
decided
lo
to
tho
end.
While
he
possessed
.drew'
church
on
Saturday
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria
People
buy
much
Timber
in
Bella
Coola
Valley
(Special
lo
l'rincc
Rupert
Daily
News,
V.WCOL
r.11,
March
27.
Timber
inleresU
arc
moving
northward
owing
lo
Ihe
fail
that
southern
log
are
scarce.
The
laleel
deal
reported
here
i
one
in
which
the
north
will
benefit.
Vs-.-embling
nearly
100
private
uwueW
of
limber
limit
on
a
river
near
Bella
Uoola,
Co.grove
Brothers
of
this
city
have
engineered
a
deal
whereby
a
syndicate
of
British
Columbia
legal
nod
businessmen
have
acquired
n
curly
a
billion
feet
of
the
best
standing
timber
in
the
province.
The
new
company
is
made
up
f
s
of
pi
oiiiinenl
men
in
law-
and
CAf
fXlIIi
D
M
T
A
I
II
bus.ne-.n.
E.
C.
Mayer,
the
prom-
$))
lUjilll
1
ALA
inent
counsel
of
Vancouver,
Isj
president
and
J.
C.
Clausen
is
AP
TIJIC
DADT
manairiiifr
director.
Directors
con-1
Iff
I
tllil
IT
111
I
sist
of
Alderman
A.
K.
Todd
of
I
Mcloria;
U.
A.
Hons,
formerly
a!
procer
in
the
same
city;
11.
J.
Davis,
Hugh
Ferguson,
and
A.
E.
Cossrove.
A.
E.
Todd
and
II.
I.
Buthcliart,
tlie
latter
being
the
Victoria
cemenl
matrualc
and
owner
of
the
famous
Itutchart
Tianlens,
both
Will
interested
in
Ihe
company,
have
also
JaktuiwUvecilie
Delia
Coola
r'
J..
and
....rs.inr
witf
Loptrinir
Company
spend
r
w
ft
f
ou.u
mi
spring
in
perfect
Continues
in
London
Unsettled
,hc
ini
LONDON,
March
27.
An
emergency
committee
uf
the
government
is
preparing
immediately
to
present
proposals
for
HOME
BANK
IN
DEBATE
Whole
Issue
Belnq
Discussed
In
House
of
Commos
Today
OTTAWA,
March
27.
Today
Is
Home
Sank
day
on
Parliament
Hill.
A
deputation
representing
the
depositors
Is
hers
this
afternoon
and
there
will
be
a
debate
on
the
whole
Issue
In
the
House.
The
debate
has
been
arranged
to
take
place
over
a
motion
by
William
Irvine,
Socialist
member
for
Calgary,
who
asks
for
a
com'
plete
orobe
of
the
failure.
GREEK
CITY
IN
SYRIAN
REGION
Discovery
of
Very
Anc.ent
Clvlll
zatlofi
by
French
PAIUS.
March
27.
arc
heologist
discovered
Two
Delsel
Ships
Being
Built
For
Japanese
May
Operate
From
Here
READY
END
OF
YEAR
Cater
For
Silk
Buslnete
From
Ports
of
China
and
I
Special
lo
Daily
News)
VICTOHIA.
March
27-Comiie-
titibii
for
the
silk
trade
1
given
as,
the'
reason
for
.the
two
big
deisel.engined
liners
near
Glasgow
for
the
Nippon
Yusen
Kaisha,
Japan's
premier
shipping
company.
These
liner
are
to
be
operated
oil
Ihe
Pacific
ocean
between
Yokolianfti
and
other
ports
of
China
and
Japan
and
some
ports
on
this
wldii,
I
While
no
announcement
ha
been
made
in
regard
lo
Ihe
port
a
at
which
the
silk
cargoe
will
be
jj
.lauded
on
this
side,
there
is
talk
(here
of
Prince
Uuprrt
and
Ihe
"J
ICauadiau
National
a
a
possible
.,
route
for
the
valuable
cargtv
a
j
jil
Is
said
here
that
at
least
a
a
day
and
possihly
more
could
be
saved
by
shipping
the
silk
that
way.
The
vessel
would
then
pro-
.bably
some
on
south
lo
Vancou
ver
and
Seattle.
A
third
big
liner
isiyin;;
built
Tor
Japan
to,
operate
on
the
;
route
from
New
Y'ork
by
way
of
j
I
lie
Punanti
Canal.
11
1
u
20,.
000
tuir
vessel.
Examined
Port-
It
is
known
here
that
the
Jap.
anese
company
has
had
experts
examine
the
port
possibilities
of
I
Prince
Hupert
and
also
they
have
looked
carefully
lulu
the
rail
ac-
'comtnodalinn
ami
have
found
that
French
many
of
the
alleged
disabilities
at
Sal-
arc
purely
invugiucry
and
that
iyehiu
In
Ihe
Euphrates
region
of
the
northern
route
i
just
a
safe
Syria
a
Greek
city
founded
22
IG
urnl
much
more
rapid
than
auy-years
ago
and
abandoned
in
A.D.
thing
In
the
mmiIIi.
The
chief
273
when
the
desert
sand
cov-
difficulty
is
in
developing
pa.
Arrived
at
to
Begin
eied
it-
Mural,
painting
and
manuscripts
have
been
up.
FRED
STORK
TO
GET
coininenee
Hie
big
drive
Tor
fund
lo
complete
the
St.
An-
Peter
Black
Says
Idea
Evolved
In
Ihe
qualities,
with
his
fine
sensl-
Mil
week
and
to
make
it
snappy
bililies
and
culture,
which
might
and
short
until
the
sum
re-
have
made
retirement
from,
the
worries
and
responsihililles
of
the
financial
world
n
real
deli!.rht
In
his
latter
years,
he
remained
in
the
arena
oT
business.
More
than
that,
he
apparently
had
the
faculty
of
ex'racting
sunbeam
from
Ihe
shadow
which
flltled
across
-
Hie
nurd
expedition
for
lliohe
financial
horizon
in
his
Conquest
of
Mount
Everest,
the
chosen
sphere
or
usefulness,
and
highest
peak
In
Ihe
world,
start-m
take
time
to
Indulge
in
the
ed
from
here
yesterday
under
Ihe
riner
thing
or
life,
leadership
of
Brigadier-General
Amidst
the
seething
anxieties
Charles
Bruce
who
headed
the
r
Ihe
commercial
world
Sir
Ed-H'1
e.Mini
i
or
(Continued
on
uae.
slx
quired
is
raised.
Tenders
have
encer
aiul
general
business.
brought
'
Tlrt
new
vessels
are
expected
lo
be
ready
for
operation
by
the
end
of
the
year.
FLOCK
OF
TELEGRAMS
CRUISERS
FOR
Central
Hotel
This
Week
Getting
Widespread
Support
already
neen
called
for
the
work
peler
Black
reported
lo
the,
and
Ihe
sum
of
SIO.OOO"
Is
re-
NWs
this
afternoon
that
the
Idea
AUSTRALIA
Expected
Also
That
Six
Modern
Submarines
Will
be
Ordered
by
That
Country
quired.
Of
Ibis
the
committee
0
have
various
organization
in
MEI.BOlillNE,
March
w7
already
has
1,000
in
hand
mi
the
city
ami
district
send
tele-
Confirmlmr
a
r
,ri
ii.i
i..mI,.-
that
Ihe
actual
sum
needed
isams
to
Fred
Stork,
M.P.,
el.!i'ruc
ha
announced
the
lmme-nol
so
large
as
might
seem.
A.
ting
forth
the
clalnt
or
Prince
diate
construction
of
one
light
K
Bazell-Jones
I
chairman
or
Hupert
an
elevator
ami
other
cruiser
in
Australia
and
one
in
the
committee,
II.
A.
Philpott,
development
project
wa
recelv-jKnUnil,
the
Herald
ay
il
'an.
secretary
and
W.
Orchard,
njr
widespread
support.
It
Is
ticipale
that
Mr.
Bruce
will
autre
usurer,
expected
to
send
a
large
batch
of
nouncnlu
parliament
u
proposal
Ihe
ladle
have
In
hand
tho
wire
to
Ihe
member
tomorrow
to
order
six
moderur
ubinarine
sum
or
1,
000
toward
the
organ
evening
so
a
to
load
hi
desk
.from
England
of
the
"L"
class
fund
lu
addition
to
the
building
wilh
Ihe
local
demands
on
Sal-
'
fud:
jurday
mornm
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