r
I.
iii
ami
mifMii
ui
ici.
K
tinder
the
wheel,
::!
h
acd
oer
him.
enihius
h
tub.
badly,
hi
death
re.
?
:iif
on
'riinrda.v.
The
body
:
lie;-
f
neut
onl
li
to
Vancouver.
iii
t
hi
people
rehle.
lion.
'
:iy
worked
onve
lime
for
the
:
j!
iy
Company
everal
ear
8
afler
which
he
left
fr
oilier
rai
.
returning
lo
Ano
ome
,M.Mi.
m::rb
miirn
from
iPremier.
lip;-e
he
had
been
enrjdoyed.
I.W.W.
BEHIND
LUMBER
STRIKE
Asking
For
Better
Working
Conditions
and
Higher
Wages
Cranbrook
District
VII
IOWA.
Feb.
8.
that
the
I
AV
W
mnxemeul
I
behind
the
'Uike
in
ihe
lumber
ramV
the
(.raiibrook
di.lricl
and
thut
Hie
fiulil
iniiUKUraled
by
loguern
for
lieller
wiirllnu-
eniiditinU
ami
wu
American
halibut
bonis
marketed
catches
I
nl
iillhiir
13,
"
pound
at
the
Fish
F.xchaiigo
"inriihig
follows:
Sherman,
o
000
pound!',
IV.
00
U
11,1
(If...
I..
II...
till..
I.'UI,
,
(day
.
in
-
government
quarter
.
.........
ur
a
falsi
arriueni
immcii
r.
n,
.1
r
Anglo-French
relation
LADIES
OF
ORANGE
Two
cries.
Pat
Daly
passed
Tuli.,1.
i
......
,.
1,1..'
11,0
steamer
l'rlnee
.i,uou
pouuus,
in
o'
-,
,
,,
m
,
i5P.
to
Ihn
Canadian
Fish
n.orning
bound
-
1.
jIJ
lilorut
Co.
v"
v
f
lesl
re-
-idly
on
Tucday
lal.
Con-'rrixi
a
.hark.
The
Time
ay
!j
who
young
an
'"."Somebody
bungled.-
thai'
all.
1
;-arly
twenties,
nllempleil
tu-ilf.
world
will
shrug
it
boul-
1
a
train
while
II
m
n
.ir.
,
mi.
What
Lloyd
Ocorge
think
or
formerly
thought
011
the
llliine
poliry
mailer
little
now."
Other
paper
regret
that
so
miirli
wa
made-mil
of
o
Utile.
Svtmialliv
I
offered
In
Premier
.Marihmahl
for
having
been
drag,
ued.itilo
Ihe
uiiptrunnl
incident
Spender
uVvcrthele
lick
to
the
absolute
neeiirary
of
til
smie
ORGANIZED
AT
ANYOX
through
on
Ituperli
this
from
Slewart
lo
MAN
PART
OF
i
BIGGER
WHOLE
Archbishop
Du
Vtrnat
Says
Con
ventional
Morality
Utterly
Inadequate
For
Today
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
No
Man
Can
be
Saved
Alone
With.
t
out
the
Community
Loyally
to
bumanlly
lifted
a
per-
sou
oul
of
all
provincialism
or
reliKloli
hijailry.
Loyally
to
(od
wa
Ihe
climax.
The
speaker
urccd
thai
every
man
should
make
himself
a
efficient
a
possible,
not
for
hi
own
benefit
particularly,
but
that
he
mlulit
the
belter
serve
the
'bigger
mil
"0.
Labor
union
must
do
thi
and
o
must
capital.
Utiles."
en
11
ilal
did
thi
it
became
a
blighting
curse.
A
tribute
wa
paid
by
Ihe
Arch
bishop
lo
the
late
President
Wll
son
whom
he
pokeKof
a
a
great
lateman.
While
Christianity
nave
Ihe
motive
for
service
Ihe
community
gave
Ihe
opportunity
No
man
could
be
aveil
without
the
community.
F.vcry
man
wa
dependent
on
I
ho
bigger
whole
He
urged
that
If
to
some
the
con.
venlional
"don't"
wa
insufficient
thai
he
be
loyal
to
the
bigger
whole."
II,
Wilson,
who
arrived
in
Iho
city
recently
from
Stewart,
loft
on
Ihe
steamer
l'rlnee
Rupert
this
morning
bound
for
tho
Old
Man's
Home
at
Kamloopj.
Wilson
Is
a
pioneer
of
tho
nortti
country
and
was
employed
at
one
lime
on
C.T.l'-
const
rucl
Ion
work
ti,.
flie
F.
'
'.:oiv
drslncl
OLD
AND
NEW
FORT
GARRY
BsBsBsBsBsBsBsn"
BsBsBsBsBsLsBVt
'KlvlBsQBaBsBsBsBsBsBsBsBsBs
gEHsS2SSewBs.i
1
1
1
"MP
TP
HE
story
of
the
Winnirj)
This
was
an
I
lorts
or
the
early
fur-trading
x
days
Rorge
snd
G:braltsr
Douglas
and
Garry,
is
among
the
most
interesting
that
could
be
found
anywhere.
When
Verendrye
came
to
the
junction
of
the
Red
and
Assinlboine
Rivers
in
1738
he
established
Fort
Rouge.
The
Northwest
Company,
sixty
years
later,
established
Fort
Gibraltar
nd
s
few
years
later
Fort
Douglas,
named
after
Thomas
Douglas,
the
fifth
Earl
of
Selkirk,
was
constructed
by
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
Many
stories
are
told
of
conflicts
between
the
servant!
01
tne.
liudsous
Bay-
and
North
West
Companies;
but
the
fends
ter
minated
with
the
amalgamation
of
the
two
companies
in
1821.
and
the
first
Fort
Garry
was
erected
as
a
trading
post
and
settlers'
depot
siou
of
parliament.
COLD
STORAGE
BOATS
BEING
OVERHAULED
G.
E.
Fostr
and
Andrew
Kelly
on
Local
Dry
Dock
For
Annual
Inspection
and
Repairs
The
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
trawlers
C.
M.
Fos.
ler
and
Andrew
Kelly
are
in
Hie
Canadian
National
dry
dock
for
annual
inspection,
cleaning
and
painting
and
general
repairs.
The
inspection
Is
jieing
uutiie
liy
Allien
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector.
business.
elaborate
structure
with
stone
walls,
bastions
and
portholes.
On
1831
the
building
of
Lower
Fort
Garry,
19
miles
down
the
river
was
commenced.
This
was
for
a
time
the
residence
of
the
Governor
of
Rupert's
Land
and
the
seat
of
government.
In
1833
Upper
Fort
Garry
was
begun
at
the
junction
bf
the
two
rivers
and
this
was
the
centre
of
business,
government,
education
and
public
affairs
for
more
than
30
years,
and
was
the
nucleus
of
the
present
city
01
v
innlpeg.
the
front
rate."
now
city
and
standing
beside
the
new
Fort
Garry,
the
hotel
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Is
all
that
remains
of
this
historic
group
of
buildings.
Grain
Commissioners
ask
for
Grain
Survey
Board
and
Grain
Act
Revision;
Old
Act
0bsolete
VA.NCUl
VKIl,
Feb.
S.
The
demand
for
a
grain
board
in
Vancouver
uml
Ihe
reviion
of
Ihe
drain
Acl
which
i.
declared
to
be
obsolete
because
it
wu
drafted
before
Albertu
became
u
'ruin
growing
province
uml
lakes
no
cognizance
of
Ihe
fuel
thai
u
western
gruin
roiile
exists,
featured
the
firl
session
of
llie
board
of
grain
commissioner.
h?re.
The
points
brought
-out
were
lhal
Calgary
inlercsl.
have
protested
agahisl
the
placing
of
11
survey
board
here,
Ihn
preventing
Ihe
immediate
grinding
of
the
request
that
grain
"leva-
or
companies
are
not
passing
in
to
the
farmer
Ihe
saving
effected
by
using
Ihe
wewlern
route.
II.
II.
Steven
declared
he
would
pre
for
complete
revision
COURT
OF
REVISION
HAS
FIRST
SESSION
of
the
Craiu
Acl
nl
the
next
se.
adjournment
Taken
Until
Next
Wednesday
Afternoon
When
Absent
Members
will
be
Present
The
court
of
revision
011
civic
assessment
roll
for
opened
(his
morning
ami
loomed
until
2.30
o'clock
action
has
yet
been
taken.
Neighborliness
and
Frankness
to
put
to
Shame
Armies,
Navies
the
t'J2l
Wednesday
afternoon,
t
hose
at.
lending
were
Mayor
Newton,
Aid
Collart
and
Aid.
Smith
a
well
as
Assessor
J.
C.
McLennan
uml
City
Clerk
F..
F.
Jones.
Aid.
McMordie
and
Aid.
F.vitl,
oilier
members
of
the
eourl.
are
absent
in
the
south
bul
are
expected
back
by
next
Wednesday.
Oliver
Peloquin.
It,
II.
Hatsclielet
and
F.
Lanza
ap
peared
on
behalf
of
-appeals
they
who
Is
in
Ihe
city
on
departmental
'are
entering
and
were
heard.
No
and
Poison
Gas
says
Macdonald
LONDON,
Feb.
VS.
Premier
Hunisay
Mncdouuld
is
lo
bo
firmly
convinced
thai
uppeals
lo
the
sense
of
justice,
i.,i.
vim
mi.
I
(In,
liii.l...,.
i.vi;iult
i,f
llm
n.iliiins
wiiuld
do
mure
tin
ttrttt
SaU
C.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1
WM
Yh
Want
A
The
Latest
In
Restauranta
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
99
'I
I
in
a
hurry
Phone
Beat
Cart
and
Best
Service
In
tha
City.
lUttt
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV,.
NO.
32.
v-S
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'm.NCK
itui'Kirr,
ii.ti,
km
day,
n:imu.HY
h,
1021.
Vnlirlir'i
Circulation
1S7S
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
flood
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Si.
AMUR
ASHORE
MOUTH
OF
SKEENA
RIVER
PRINCE
OF
WALES
BROKE
COLLAR
BONE
WHEN
THROWN
FROM
HIS
HORSE
Prince
of
Wales
Broke
His
Collar
Bone
Today
as
Thrown
from
Horse
l.nNHON.
Fell.
8.
The
Prime
of
Wale
broke
u
collar
hone
this
morning
while
excreting
one
of
hi
hunter
al
Itilliug-loii
niunor
icar
Ascol.
The
Prince
wu
pulling
hi
mount
over
u
fenre
when
Hie
horse
fell,
throwing
the
Prince
heavily
on
hi
shoulder.
The
I'nnre
got
lip
uml
was
uhotil
lo
renioinil
when
llie
eiiierry
aid:
beirve
yon
have
broken
your
collarbone."
"Yc,
I
have,"
the
Prinre
replied.
"
Hi
Prinre
wa
v
en
treatment
-urgeor
at
Lcigh.on
llumn!
FURORE
OYER
ALLEGED
f
.1..
which
he
emerged
Willi
hi.
ltuMfr
in
bandages
but
smiling
J
fALI
mUTlllllCC
LUNllNUtd
IN
IU
He
ha
eighteen
hunting
horse,
CDITC
AC
DDATCCTC
at
Lrghtnii
lltiuaril
and
expected
OlllL
Ur
iftUlLMJ
Mlow
the
hound
oflen.
He
-
unset!
to
London
later
ami
British
Unionists
Bow
to
Public
r
to
lfd
al
SI.
James
palace.1
Opinion
and
Give
up
Pro-
FALLS
BENEATH
A
MOVING
TRAIN!
lection
LONDON.
Kelt.
M.
II
i
under-.IikmI
the
I
nioiii!.
leader,
in
'view
01
llir
vennci
in
me
receiu
Ijpleclion.
have
resolved
lo
eliminate
Ihe
full
protectionist
pro.
gram
from
Ihe
parly
platform.
.
0,
Connolly
or
nyo
wests
.vi)iieri
here
thi
morning
With
fatal
accident
and
Diss
JKaln
,jcvoie
j,rjr
t,riiiclj
From
Effects
lumii
lo
Ihe
"secret
Milne
lonrt"
lory.
Special
to
Dally
New-
.iule
ly
a
a
1
1
1
1
1
i
1
1
I
yesler
.YOX,
reli.
N.
liai
provri
!
lier
waue
I
likely
to
be
long
drawn
out
1
hii
opinion
exprc
H
by
J..
.
.UcNIven.
deputy
mln-
I'ler
of
labor,
who
upenl
two
wi'ek
lne!.tiallni
Ihe
trouble
In
Hie
xtt
ike
area.
BROADCAST
DEBATES
AT
OTTAWA
BY
RADIO
OTTAWA,
Feb.
H,
The
de
bale
in
pmlnm.it
may
ou
be
heard
by
radio.
II
I
understood
hat
arranai-menl!
will
be
made
lo
ha.
important
pronounce
"'iiU
bioadcuiiled.
FISH
ARRIVALS
at
Local
Ladles
Return
Afler
Installing
Officers
at
Smelter
Town
Mr.
icii-iic
l.eek
and
.Mi
Nellie
Smith,
both
of
Hit
eily,
..inrii,.,!
iiHii-nniK
from
u
llt
lo
Anyoi
where
llie)
111
lalled
nffber
for
Ihe
newly
funned
I.adie
Orange
Henevolenl
irlatloii
011
Wednesday
nljHil.
Ihe
offieer
arc:
Woriipft
mUtre.
Mr.
II.
A
Mcleod.
Ileiiuly
W.M..
Mr.
Jenklnon.
Ilerohlinir
eerelur",
Hr.
F.I
ay.
Financial
ecretnry.
Mr.
Kerr.
Chaplain,
Mr.
Ilerdmau.
I
i
reel
or
of
eerenioiiic.
Mr.
A
Itobert.
Lecturer.
Mr.
Ilnekctl.
Flrl
eommltlee,
Mrs.
M.
Mc
Millau.
Inide
auaiil.'.Mr.
t.iayion.
()ulide
guard,
A.
Itoberl.
liuardiaii,
llev.
J.
Ilenlman.
Twenl.v-lwo
meinber
were
in
iliateil
In
all.
MOVIE
ACTRESS
IS
MURDERED
NEW
YORK
FAV
VOIIK.
Felt.
H.
Louise
l,iiroti(
i
year
of
age,
u
molkm
leliire
aclre,
wa
found
mur
dered.
H''l
"
bedpol
with
a
dog
.
.
I
MM...
..I..
I
I....I
leiih
ami
nuKsteo.
1
m-
t
1
lranuled
after
having
been
iiltaeked,
according
to
pliylcln
S(ulin
that
he
a
k
reed
witbl
lhoe
who
eonidereil
the
eon.;
ventiuual
morality
as
set
forth
in
the
('oiiuiiaiidmcnl
was
ullerly
inadequate
to
meet
Ihe
ethical
'
prolilrm
of
today.
Archbishop
UuVernel.
in
a
scholarly
addre!
delivered
last
niht
at
the
nicn
annual
banquet,
urged
lliat
Jlicre
must
be
a
realization
thai
every
person
was
simply
a
pari
of
a
'hljfcer
whole."
Men
were
to
day
demanding
of
leader
of
t
lion
ji
lit
soinelhins
greater
than
one
of
"don't."
There
wa
a
new-
approach
tu
a
difficult
subject.
The
key
lo
the
problem
wa
lo
brim;
about
(he
riitht
adjustment
of
Ihe
individual
to
the
butter
whole.
people
cixibl
not
live
elf-
centrl
live.
While
every
indi-
..l.ent
ffi'foal
ya-y
fjtf
Pbui
"t
J"
world
from
ihe
slandpoinl
of
his
own
experience,
it
should
also
be
considered
from
the
taiidin'
of
Hie
biKUer
whole.
A
had
been
aid.
an
itolixidual
wa
only
true
when
be
found
a
cause
hlpper.
ibaii
himself
to
which
he
.could
devote
himself.
A
num
must
make
Ihe
higher
cause
hi
own
of
hi
own
free
choice
ami
must
devote
bin(elf
to
it.
If
he
were
disloyal
to
thi
cause
he
wa
a
traitor
lo
himself.
Widening
Influence
Tip;
archbishop
ioke
of
the
nor
wideninir
Influence
of
the
individual,
first
In
the
family.
next
in
Ihe
immediate
Mjrrounu-
iiius
such
as
the
liHlge.
the
union,
the
club
or
the
church:
croud
in
the
nation
aiid
third
in
humanity
a
a
whole.
Loyalty
to
the
family
lifted
a
man
oul
oMii
.eir.eenlred
life.
Loyally
lo
wife
and
family
was
Hie
Tirst
re
ouisile.
Loyalty
to
IJie
neighbor
hood
came
next.
I
here
was
neeit
of
more
and
more
of
it
in
Hii
city.
There
slombl,
he
HioukIiI
be
a
way
of
co-ordinating
llie
group
Willi
a
view
10
increasing
llie
community
spirit
and
ilever-opiug
common
aim.
Loyalty
lo
the
nil
I
Ion
nunlc
Ihe
true
patriot.
Waves
Dash
over
S.S.
Amur
Ashore
Twenty
Miles
South
of
Here
Coastwise
.Steamship
o.
Harge
Co.'.-j
ore
carrying
steamer
Amur,
northbound
fron
Vuncouver
Island
to
Auyux,
h
high
ashorj
in
a
precarious
condition
oil
a
reef
ul
Ihe
southeast
end
of
White
Cliff
Island
near
the
mouth
of
Ihe
Skeena
River
about
20
miles
south
of
here
according
to
word
brought
lo
the
city
by
I).
K.
Cameron,
fisheries
overseer,
who
arrivsd
from
down
Hie
roast
011
the
departmental
gas
boat
Uonilla
al
iO.IiO
this
morning.
The
Uonilla
passed
the
Amur
al
8.110
o'clock
this
morning
and
brought
a
message
from
the
captain
of
the
distressed
vessel
asking
for
assistance.
The
Can-i
adian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
lervals
with
cargoes
such
as
schooner
Zibassa
Capt.
Candow,coat
from
the
south.
She
was
left
at
12.30
noon
in
answer
to
j
built
in
ty
at
Sunderland,
the
message
and
will
stand
by
to
Creal
Britain,
and
was
a
collier
give
the
Amur
such
assistance
a1
lie
fore
being
brought
lo
Canada
may
be
required
lo
get
her
off
the
by
the
C.P.ll.
She
is
907
tons
rocks
if
il
is
possible
to
du
so.
gross,
570
tons
registered,
is
Up
on
High
Tide
'-'c
feet
loner.
28
fl.
t
in.
beam
Mr.
Cameron
reported
this
af-
,7t
9
in-
deep.
She
Is
a
8,ecl
boal
a,,d
,,a
M
lernoou
that
Ihe
Amur
apparently
.
went
ashore
on
the
high
tide
l,(wer
e"S"ie'
about
2
o
clock
this
morning.
This
be
judge
from
her
high
posilion
on
the
reef.
Owing
to
the
storm
that
was
prevailing,
.
..
..
,i,
.
,.
...
The
Fort-was
sold
la
1832-and
XlW''li.JSV
owned
bjrtfce"
sccnr-01
ioeirnTaiiijr
n-nns-nii
r
oossitile
lo
bear
the
shouts
or
the
captain
and
all
that
could
be
done
wa
to
exchange
signals.
Mr.
Cameron
believes
that
the
Amur
may
have
eeii
blown
ashore
in
the
fury
of
the
gale
WALKED
OUT
OF
CHAMBER
French
Session
Suspended
But
Later
Votes
Strong
Favor
Government
lhal
was
raging
early,
this
morn-
I'AUIS,
Feb.
8.
-Premier
Poin
.
...
.,
I
,1...
nt.lEM.k
...
ing.
A
Parge
loaiieii
wiin
coai(c
ii--which
the
Amur
wa
lowing
is
exasperated
this
morning
by
the
also
ashore.
The
Amur's
lern
'opposition's
attacks
walked
out
was
under
waler
and
her
bow
of
llie
chamber
of
deputies.
The
.rojecting
high
into
the
air.
Mr.
session
was
immediately
sus-
iiiiHMon
is
of
the
opinion
that
penite.i
111
oroer
io
prevent
me
11,.
cabinet
s
departure
being
inler-
in
a
very
short
lime
it
will
be
prcted
that
the
government
would
impossible
lo
save
her
at
all.
resign.
The
Uonilla
was
loo
small
to'
The
session
soon
resumed
and
immediately
voted
332
lo
182
render
Uny
assistance
though
an
on,,
attempt
was
made
lo
do
so.
The
article
one
empowering
Hie
gov-;
eminent
to
effect
economies
by.,
Amur
and
her
tow
appear
to
be
silling
tight
on
the
rocks
but
decree.
Ihe
vessel
is
gelling
llie
fulli
force
of
Hie
storm
which
is
rag-J
ing.
ami
the
seas
are
washing
over
her.
llie
crew
was
un
aboard
when
the
Uonilla
left
but
Ihe
vessel
was
in
such
a
posi-l
lion
that
lliey
could
easily
walk
lo
safely
on
While
ClilT
Island.
Only
Help
Available
On
arrival
here
Mr.
Cameron
notified
the
customs
authorities
of
Hie
Amur's
plight
and
wires
have
been
sent
lo
llie
owners
of
Hie
vessel
and
salvage
outfits
in
the
soulh
for
instructions.
The
Zibassa
wa
the
only
boat
obtainable
al
Ihe
time
to
send
to
.,
()ic
t.iamj)Pri
according
lo
at-.
Ihe
Amur's
relief.
She
look
low
.....:..,.
I,i,vsii.jnn-
Mhe
eras
waT
lines
with
her
anu
win
prouamy
make
an
allempl
at
once
lo
pull
Ihe
vessel
off.
It
was
a
dillicult
mailer
for
Mr.
Cameron
to
judge
just
the
extent
of
the
damage
to
Iho
steamer
and
her
tow.
It
is
likely,
however,
that
holes
have
been
punched
in
both.
No
direct
communication
is
possible
with
the
Amur
herself
for
she
is
not
ruuinned
with
wireless
tele
graphy.
Well
Known
Vessel
The
Amur
is
one
of
the
best
known
steamers
plying
in
uorjh
ern
waters.
Formerly
owned
by
llie
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Coast
Steamship
Co.,
she
was
one
of
Ihe
first
vessels
to
ply,
into
Prince
llupert
in
Iho
freight
and
passenger
service,
back
in
IU07
and
IU0H.
As
a
freighter,
,,..
I
.
.p..
II..,
..r
11...
..-f.l.l
II,,,,
II,.,
1,1
11
1
11
1
ii
nei.
iif
uritiie
'sho
has'
been
a
frequent
caller
ami
navies.
11
is
understood
that
he
favors'
the
shelving
of
Ihe
project
uf
a
naval
bae
al
Singapore
until
these
principles
are
tried
out.
"Common
honesty,
neighborliness
and
frankness"
between
nations,
the
Premier
believes,
will
yet
be
applied
in
the
eltlBmenl
of
fnternalionul
disputes
nnd
put
tu
shame
huge
j.rtntes
Pe
's
a'rpluues
a,ul
poisi:
gas
hero
ever
since.
A
few
years
ago
she
was
acquired
by
Ihe
Coast
WAS
EXECUTED
BY
LETHAL
GAS
Chinaman
Subject
of
Experiment
at
Carson
City
Died
In
30
s':
Seconds
k
as.
I.AKSON
CITY,
Feb.
8.
GeO(
Jon,
the
Chinese
Tong
slayer,
was"
executed
litis
morning
by
lethal
gas.
Death
occurred
lliirly
sec-ond
afler
Ihe
gas
was
turned
iitf
vaporized
from
a
liquid
solution)
of
hydrocyanic
acid.
Witnesses
viewed
the
execution
through
windows.
In
an
experiment
with
the
chamlier
yesterday
two
cats
died.
apparently
without
pain,
within
ten
seconds.
NATIONALIST
PARTY
CONTROL
LEGISLATURE
IN
CAPITAL
OF
INDIA
DKLIII,
Feb,
8,
A
Nalinoalisl
parly
bloc
has
been
formed,
cotu
sisting
of
15
home
rulers
and
27
independents,
which
will
have
a
majority
in
tho
legislature
of
113
members.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Itegina
3,
Vancouver
2.
Saskatoon
t,
Calgary
0,
wise
Steamship
&
1
largo
Co.
and
p.
s.
Jack
was
a
passenger
has
been
engaged
in
ore
carry-
bound
soulh
to
Vancouver
from
ing
between
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Slewart
on
the
Prince
llupert
Tucoma
making
call
hero
at
hi-
this
moni'nj.