in
a
hurry
Phone
99
I
CaM
anI
IauI
In
the
City,
Rates
Reasonable
VOL,
.XIV.,
NO,
5H,
FIRPO
KNOCKED
OUT
ERIWIN10
SPALLA
IN
'
FOURTEENTH
ROUND
111
I-NO
AYHKS.
March
H.
-
IRELAND
BEAT
WALES
i
SEEMS
LIKELY
Man
Went
on
Strike
During
Progress
of
Negotiations
and
'4
Employers
Slop
',4
I'lils
l-'irpo
knocked
out
Knuinlo)
I'llla
in
the
fourteenth
round
of
n
fifteen
round
boat.
The
knockout
blow
vvs
his
famous
rigid
to
the
jaw.
IN
RUGBY
FOOTBALL
AlllFI
March.
H
defeated
Wtle
in
an
international
rugby
game
here
today
by
i
score
of
in
points
lo
lo.
The
"'nrc
til
Imlr
lime
slood
Ireland
Wales
3.
'hi
at.
444444444444444444
VANCOUVER
WILL
CONTEST
SERIES
FOR
STANLEY
CUP
VANCOl
VEU,
Marh
M.
-Playing
overtime
Van-couvcr
won
front
Seattle
2
lo
1
al
hockey,
cliiicliltiir
the
I'ariflc
Coast
championship
ami
(hi;
rip
lit
lo
coitliisl
the
Stanley
('up.
MJNM)X,
March
H.
general
4
4
f
litcVout
lit'
the
ulilpliutliimg
in-
iliflry
t
threalene.1.
Hie
trouhlc
niie
RIIDiPn
WITH
iicKan
hy
u
strike'
of
flilpyanl
moil
at
Soullinmplon
fur
u
larpc
,.;rene
ui
wage
nfler
iwRolia-
inns
hud
heen
beKiiu
on
the
i
io
dm
of
higher
pay.
The
emplyeri
decliinl
lo
i.!'eci
with
the
discussion
while
Ii
Sonthuittplnu
men
rnilaiiutl
:
strike
and
a
rclnlinloiy
pM-kout
may
rustic
GRANT
APPEAL
IN
BANK
CASE
Decision
of
Appeal
Court
of
On
tarlo
Will
be
Argued
Colore
Pr(vy
Council
l.llMKl.V.
March
H
Ihe
al-!
ipy
general
of
Oulnio
wns
Brniiled
hy
the
Jiidirinl
uf
Ihe
V"'vy
council
Icnvc
I
i
iiimuviI
in
Hie
malic
prieeuUun
of
the
llor..
ii
nu
wutiiuiy
iiiiii
MILITARY
HONORS
Interment
of
Late
Q.
I
.Simpson
Took
Place
this
Afternoon,
Archdeacon
RU
cccmc.
haviiii:
served
ilur-Ihk
Ihe
Orent
War
In
France
wllh
Ihe
Imperial
forces,
the
laic
(I.
I.
-Simpson.
ho
paused
away
litis
week
ut
Hie
hospital,
was
urrm-ded
inililary
honors
at
his
i
funeral
which
look
place
this
,
uflfi
ii
unler
Hie
auspices
of
Mic
local
hratich
of
Hie
(irenl
Wnr
Veterans
Association.
'There
was
a
large
attendance
at
Ihe
B.C.
.
Undertaker'
Chapel
wien
Ihe
sen
ice
was
held.
Archdeacon
.
A.
Mix
nllielaling.
The
pallhearers
were
Sgt.
S.
I
Wnrrior,
II.C..M.P..
Sgl.
Jepnui,
H.C.M.P..
l.
Wallace,
I.
Piper,
of
tho
NV.
Mrl.ean
and
A.
J.
Ulsiiop.
Bank
The
l.al
Pol
was
soivided
over
illie
lors.
The
peiilion
was
rnrjlhe
grave
leave
lit
appeal
again!
the
de-
hy
Bugler
ruiini
of
Ihe
appellate
division
of
the
supreme
court
of
Ontario
upholding
th
mandatory
order
Hint
Deceased
came
of
a
prominent
rm.illv
in
Ivliuhurk'h.
his
father
having
heen
city
archilect
there
licensed
Home
Bank
directors
and.
for
many
years.
officnils
mo
entitled
lo
a
s-pcedy
trial
wilhoul
u
jury.
The
appeal
will
likely
he
heard
in
Juno.
In
I'nirview
Lemelery
1'red
Hardy.
,
REMOVE
RESTRICTIONS
Board
of
Trade
Asks
For
a
Com
mission
Under
the
Authority
of
Last
Years
Legislation
'Hint
the
government
be
asked
lo
lake
action
lo
have
a
conunis-
'sioli
appointed
lo
Consider
vari
ous
matters
in
connection
wiiu
Ihe
halibut
fisheries
Mini
panic
IliA
ll
1
111!
tll
f
11
lltllPHll
lltl.
the
meeting
'last
night.
II
was
pointed
out
Hint
under
Ihe
Act
for
Ihe
protection
of
the
Inland.
Norlliern
Pacific
Halibut
l
lshery
there
was
power
to
appoint
a
commission
and
the
resolution
i-crlieil
Ihe
handicaps
under
which
local
people
suffer
and
(he
Canadian
regulations
which
are
nbjeelloniihte
to
American
i
n
m
i
r
..ii1.11
'
hunts
nui
asueu
uiai
ine
wnoie
Volunteer
Is
due
In
pml
oulinntlcr
be
Invesllgaled
and
re.
March
nf
coinniendiitloiis
made
wllh
n
view-"nlbltf
15,
to
load
500
Ions
mine
010
for
Selby,
Call-.lo
bavlng
all
restrictions
entirely
'
r:
It
,
ej
BE
INSTALLED
Board
of
Trade
Considers
Reso
lution
Regarding
Telegraph
Situation
In
B.C.
At
the
regular
monthly
meet
ing
of
the
board
of
trade
held
in
lliu
council
vliainlicrstast
night,
S.
Mcl.cod
presiding,
a
resolution
(J
call
iii?
wllh
the
substitution
.of
.telegraphs
hy
wireless
stations
as
introduced
and
held
oerfor
furlher
consideration.1
I'lic
reMilutlon
real
as,
follows:
"A
Kereas
the
liondnioit
Hu'v-
eminent
nperalcs
telegraph
.lines
belWeen
Fort
Fra-cr,
B.C.,
and
Prince
lluperl,
B.C..
and
between
lloielloli,
B.C.,
and
Telcgniih
Creek,
BjC.;;
And
whereas
ln.itli
Ihese
lele.
grupl)
lines
are
operated
al
a
very
greul
os
lo
Ihe
iMiniutou,
Ihe
rccelpl
on
Ihe
lliitelton
Tele
graph
'Creek
lino
in
some
jears
being'
only
a
ipiarter
of
one-
per
cent
uf
Ihe
expenditures.
"A
nil.
whereas
Ihe
tort
Fraer-
Prinec.
Ililpert
lelegrapli
is
par-,
l
.1
J
I
...
II...
II....
V..11
aiicieii-ny
uu
iaiiiuuiiiii
iiiiimmiii
Teleirrapli
line,
"Bell
resolved,
that
this
be
brought
to
the
attention
of
thn
iMtuiniou
(overnmeul,
ami
dial
lliis
board
of
Bade
recoin-j
incut
that
the
Fort
Fraser-Prinee1
ItupeH
section
lie
abandoned
uiul
thai
the
Canadian.
National
Hail.
Way
telegraph
line
alone
serve
this
section,
and
thai
also
the
tluzcl-lon-Telegragh'
Creek,
section
;bc
abandoned,
and
thai
in
order
to
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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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to
Might
-Count
IUnscy
do
Sale.-,
Prince
Viggo
of
Denmark,
Colonel.Cliarles
Kulfowes,
M.li,
and
Count
Leon
de
.MoiilIke
lluilfeldl,
who
acted
as
usher"
at
The-wed-ding
of
Miss
Luis
Booth,
the
Canadian
heirer.
lo
Prince
Krik.
WIRELESS
MAY
Poincati
Thinks
Reparations
Settlement
Soon
but
says
will
iTMuilinr
savlnir
of
nnnrbx
-ir
'
.
...
.
'r"ll'
10
x-
"
.Mllt'l'lll
I1IIU
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i
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t
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n..:....
111,111
"-"V'
I""'.'
Ul
on
Canadian
bonis
in
disposing
on"""
their
catches
was
the
subject
L--iminij
mailer
of
a
resolulion
passed
by
SCOTTISH
AND
,m
ENGLISH
rurilCII
local
boanl
or
trade
at
us
ASSOCIATION
CUP
GAMES
I.ONOON,
March
8.
Itesiills
in
tluv
fouilli
round
of
tho
Asso
clulltijl
Cui
football
series
fol-lovv:
f,
Manchesler
City
0,
Cardiff
0.
WeU
Broinwich
0,
Aslou
Villa
2.
Swlinjiin
I,
Burnley
I.
.
Newcastle
I.
Liverpool
0,
Scottish
Cup
Alnlreonlans
I,
Ayr
1.
Aberdeen'
3,
St,
Bcrnurds
0..
Hibernians
2,
Partick
2.
Urofi-
t
ralliirk
TOKONTO,
March
...
..,i
i.,w
i.......
LOCAL
REPRESENTATIVE
B.C.
BAR
ASSOCIATION
IN
C.N.R.
CABLE
RATES
Will
Take
Effect
Today
Accord
Inn
to
Announoeemnt
from
Toronto
8.-
An-
to
bo
Forwarded
to
Gov
ernment
fttUrdijr't
ClrciUtlo
1651
Not
Give
Up
Pledges
Until
Paid
i
PAltiy,
March
8.
Premier
Poincure
staled
in
.the
chamber
1
T
UepiiHes
yeslerJay
that
Ihere
was-
every
prospect
of
a
.-ellle-Inienl
of
the
reiarutions"iueslioii
before
the
Frencli
elecliinis
in
May.
lie
declared
that-the
experts
had
faithfully
executed
their
mission,
which
was
to
impure
into
(icrniany
financial,
capacity
ami
how
Ihe
budget
might
be
balanced
ralher
Ihan
(o
consider
Ihe
reduclion
of
Ihe
(ieniiun
debt.
Poiucare
slulcif
emphutically
Hint
the
French
woulif
not
give
lip
the
pledges
they
had
seized
in
the
.industrial
renins
until
reparation
had
been
made
in
its
entirety.
44
444
4
4
444444444
IMPERIAL
FAMILY
ORDERED
TO
LEAVE
CONSTANTINOPLE
CONSTANTINO
PI.
K,
'March
H.
All
male
member
of
tht
(uierial
family
left
here
yesterday
M
nceordiiuce
with
instructions
received
from
the
Angora
Oovernmenl.
Only
a
few-
women
remain
and
I
hey
have
heen
ordered
lo
leave
before
Monday.
:
DAILY
MAIL
IS
4
ASKED
FOR
CITY
f
Board
of
Trade
Passes
Resolution
1.
At
the.
board
of
trade
meeting
last
night
a
resolution
was
pass.
4.
ed
reuuesliiig
Hie
goveriimetit
lo
'granl
a
daily
mail
service
to
Ibis
.
cily
and
lo
arrange
for
nuill'
ilis-
4
lrilulion
makiug'lhis'
city
Ihe
(distributing
ioinl
for
Ihe
dis.
SWEEPING
REDUCTIONS
lermiuus
of
a
(rauscdntinental
tlrttt
S!m
44.
ROUGH
WEMHER
ON
railway
,u,d
is
the
natural
point
Mll
t
r,,,,,,,,,,,
tm
,on
he
Pacific
coast
fronv
w
h.ch
M
County
I.
-
o
d
str.bute
mail
on
the
Nor
'""j,,,
,at.kliuril
0.
iPacific.
Canadian
coasl
north
ofi
m-i.i
n
ueen
Charlolle
Sound:
'namsley
I.
Kerby
County
3.
j
"It
is
hereby
resolved
lhal
Ihe
ir,irri
Cily
0,
Blackpool
2.
Pi'ineit
llniiei-1
lloiinl
-of
Trade
re-
....
.
it..n
i:i..
'n
iii,
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l,v
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:
w:1
1
ie
"rnl
j?..
,iuKe
on-.i
.
novctry
city
o.
.........
prince
u
inert
sucn
a
iiisiriuuiiiii:
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111:11
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ear
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and
the
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.n.i.
,
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III
HIIMI
-
VlUVIItt:
a
lli-T
s
ii
i.
11
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al
rnie.grapn
licck,
n.w;,
"cix..y,
,s
......ii,,.,!.!.,
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.
.
Itllllii
iloba.
Saskalc!ievan,
n4KIlII'MI
UII.
III
.Uitlll-
rying
cmiiraels
De
eniereil
into
Manchesler
U.
0,
Nelson
1.
Willi
lioats
operaling
throughout
the
west
.
s
UMl,
,a,
,
tion
for
mihUter,
Ih
ler
the
e
Hu
uon,
lr
in.
Wng
King,
n
raiiui
and
.
nAirin
Pacific
coasl
.iiAiriris.
districts.
.
.
.
..
..
i,
.......
.
.
IS
MILTON
GONZALES,
NEARLY
A
QUARTER
New
Organization
Formed
with
F
.Q.
T.
Lucas
of
Vancouver
as
President
VANCOl'VF.H,
March
8.-
The
British
Columbia
Bar
.ssoeialion
a
'new
organization
for
members
of
Ihe
legal
profession,
was
liuiu.
guraled
here
yesterday
with
F,
C.
T.
Lucas
of
Vancouver,
president.
The
representative
on
llje
executive
fur
Ihe
Judicial
district
of
Prluee
lluvcrl
h
Milton
.'on-ate
W.
&
F..
a,500
pounds;
.
tor'en,
,:,500
pounds,
and
I
it
gred
II..
(i.l)OO
pounds,
at
IH.Oc
and
8c.
lo
Ihe
Boolh
Canadian
(k.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Nolls
Forest
I,
Sunderland
2.
Preston
N.
F.
t,
Birmingham
0.
Leicester
Cyy
5,
Bristol
Cily
I.
uul-
or,Olilham
I.
Crystal
Palace
0.
vurious
porl
Vale
3.
Fulhiun
I.
ma.ejy
seventy-five
thousand
Ool-!
,,;
a',j
he;1'0!,
,,,
,
f
'
1111
iiMiiurw
I'lirii
vnar
111
hip
iiii
.u
1
..
n..:..
it
..
1
iv.
.11
islet-
uf
public
works,
and
Alfred
MILLION
DOLLARS
-SUCCESSION
DUTIES
Morion
I
Division
Clyde
warded
lo
Ihe
Honorable
W.
I.,
si.
Mlrren
u.
Clvdebank
2.
Celtic
2,
Kilmarnock
1.
Dundee
I,
Motherwell
1.
PORT
SIMPSON
RADIO
0.
Mnekenzie
King,
prime
'minister,
Third
Lanark
t,
Itailh
Hovers
.1.
ami
Honorable
Charles
Murphy,
ipostmusler
general."
HAS
HAD
GOOD
SUCCESS
POUT
SIMPSON,,
March
8.
It.
Boyd
Youflg
who
recently
iti-
VANCOL'VF.H,
Mureh.
8
The
slulied
a
radio
set
is
having
estate
of
the
late
W
illiam
Baird,
good
success.
Among
the
slu
ancouver
merchanl,
who
did,
(Ions
heard
distluclly
have
been
recently
leaving
real
personal,
Vancouver,
Calagry,
Nonaimo,
properly
ainounllng
to
1(830,000,
will
have
to
pay
in
succession
ai.nl
piobule
duties
to
the
provincial
government
2t5,000.
tiie
lur-
c-e.s
stitu
pihl
ui
many
years
Portland
and
Los
Angeles.
HOCKEY
SCORES
alarv
2;
IlcjiMa.
0
Wtofl
Ym
Want
A
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MINE
EXPLOSION
IN
UTAH
IMPRISONS
175
GOVERNMENT
COUNSEL.
IN
P.GI
INQUIRY
SAYS
READY
MEET
ALL
CHARGES
Explosion
Imprisons
Miners
in
Castlegate
Smoke
and
Dust
Pours
from
Mouth
with
175
Men
who
were
on
the
shift
Trapped
Below
CiANTI.KliATK.
t
'liits.
Miin
li
X.
-
One
Jiiiudred
and
m-wiiIj-Iim!
men
emploved
!'
"l"ft
"f
t-T
t
Fuel
lni
iituyV
(111111'
Nil.
2
ur:
entombed
1
all
explosion
which
took
place
till
moriiing.
HUtl
illicit
it
is
thought
whs
mused
by
uii
ucciiuiulaliuii
nf
dul.
Siimke
ami
dust
ure
iMMiriiig
fmni
Ihf
iiumi
Hi
nf
tin1
mine
lint
it
lia
not
el
been
determined
whether
the
mine
is
uu
fire
or
not.
.
LOCKOUT
IN
.
SHIPBUILDING
Government
Counsel
in
P.G.E.
Inquiry
Declares
Mare's
Nest
is
Found
by
Provincial
Party
VICTOIlfA,
.March
8.
Before
adjournment
of
the
P.O.K.
inqiiii
j
yesterday
until
Monday
morning,
counsel
for
the
government
declared
that
A.
M.
McNeill,
K.IL,
counsel
fop
the
Prpr
vfiicial
Party,
had
discovered
a
mare'
nest
and
that
.the
government
'would
suliJfv
the
commission
in
regard
to
all
its
deal
ings
with
the
contractors
when
the
lime
came
to
present
its
ea&
in
minimi.
I
Mutters
connected
-with
the
administration
of
(he
P.G.E.
were
mostly
taken
up
hy
Hie
commission
yesterday.
Mr.
McNeill
'examining
K.
J,
llossiler,
formerly
--rcg.
P.O.K.
construction
accountant
IlfPII
TADICD
for
Hie
government,
McNeill
said
nlUll
1llUJVl
ii
was
nopeu
u
i
now
ny.
nosai-ler's
''
evidence
that
Hie
monthly
account
of
the
Norlliern
;Cnn-,.
"l
rOd
inn
f!finirianv
iviri.
i.fiil
liv
RESOLUTION
,
i--"
i
'!
-
the
government
without
evidence
that
Ihe
company
had
Itself
set-
Conservative
Member
fop
South
tied
ilsVblipatioiis.
j
Oxford
Objects
to
Reduction
.
Premier
Oliver
was
present
all
'
duties
day
and
ieneral
Mcitae
a'nl
W.
'J,
Bowser
were
present
for
a
short
litne.
OTTAWA,
March
8.
Donafd
Sutherland,
Conservative
member
Tor
couth
Oxford
moved
an
-Jaiuendment
to
Hie
address
In
re-
-'ply
10
the
speech
from
the
throne
FIRM
RANIfQ
I
ATPIY
ub",illinfr
lhal
l,ie
,,ole
of
rwn
DrtllrVO
LAiLLI
.Commons
views
wjlh
deep
regret
;lhe
depression
existing
in
agrli
.
.
.
.
'
Pkl.
I
M
i
I
r
s
I
ncuan
mr
uom
rars
euiiire
ami
me
all
too
serious
-Lately
Six
Boats
Sold
70,500
Pounds
this
Morning
'exodus
from
Ihe
country
jtenerally
and
expresV
TT.i
'-.Uisappurnlmenl
llhat
the
speech
from
the
tllrohfl
while
eniVidylng
a
disllnet
threat
Bad
weather
on
ihe
halibut
0
an
important
section
of
indus-banks
-is
Hie
reason
why
fares
try.
contains
no
promise
of
legis-
have
been
light
or
the
past
Tew
ai0
t
laamt
will
lend
to
retain
and
days.
This
morning
six
boals
enarge
Hie
home
marketjor
Can-markeleil
70.500
poundsi-threc
adian
producers,
such
legislation
Americans
having
57,500
pounds
being
manifestly
necessary
in
and
a
similar
uumlier
of-
Uuna-
Idians.
13,000-
imunds.
Arrivals
atnl
sales:
American
Atlas,
12.000
pounds,
al
18.2c
and
!c,
lo
the
Hoyal
Fish
(U.
Taloosh,
10.000
pounds
and
Iteliaiice,
5,500
pounds,
at
18.5c
and
He,.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
torai?e
Co.
Canadian
view
of
the
increased
tariff
of
other
countries.
GREEK
CABINET
HAS
RESIGNED
ATI
I
F.N
S,
March
8.
-Anolher
Creek
government
has
resigned
as
a
result
of
the
utisellled
slate
of
public
opinion
here,
following
Fisheries
on
Ihe.
expulsion
of
the
king
iiud
efforts
to
prevent
any
reversion
to
Ihe
monarchy.
Premier
Kuf-a'ndaris
handed
in
Ihs
resignation
today
and
his
cabinet
goes
out
with
him.
SURVEY
MADE
OF
DAMAGE
TO
SHIP
Specifications
Prepared
and
Ten
ders
to
be
Called
For
Work
on
Canadian
Scottish
Following
nu
examlinilioii
made
yesterday
afterifoon
by,
NV.
A..
.Wallace,
classification
surveyor,
and
Cad.
Logan,
surveyor
for
the
underwriters,
specifications
have
been
prepared
for
the
repairs
to
the'
Canadian
Scottish
following
her
stranding
early
In
Ihe
week
and
lenders
will
be
called
for
the
work.
The
damage.
is
confined
to
the
hull
and
sev
eral
philes
will
have
lo
be
re
moved
and
repaired.
Tho
engines
are
not
damaged
as
wus.
re
ported.
PRESIDENT
INCREASES
THE
TARIFF
ON
WHEAT
WASHINGTON,
Marph
H
An
Increase
of
twelve
cents
a
bushel
in
the
Tariff
rate
011
wheal
Was
ordered
today
by
Prestdeul.Cool.
Idge,
Increasing
the
rale
to
12
cents.
BASEBALL
PILOT
DIES
OIll(ANl)0,
Florida,
Mn
ich
8
Pal
Moran,
veteran
pilot
of
the
Cincinnati
National
Iruseball
team
died
here
yeslerdy.
J