way
grade
'
Uiroiign
me
moun
tains;
natural
advantages
ren
dering
eol
of
.maintenance,
neg-
liglble
mid
the
raising
of
large
revenues
by
harbor
dues,
rargo
rales
and
other
haudliitg'chargcs
unnecessary;
eipialTly
Willi
oilier
ItrilMi
ldumbii
ports
jn
export
rales
from
the
.prairie!
und
to
'oiled
Kingdom;
"Therefore,
be
it
resolved
that
in
the
opinion,
of
Ibis
board
the
Oovcrinueut
of
Canada,
when
ap
propriating
money
for
develop-nenl
of,
shipping
facilities
al
th?
Pacifin
Coast
am
grain
Handling
furllllles
In
particular.,
should
carefully
weigh
the
above
men-
tinned
questions
and,
it
found
in
the
best
Interests
of
the
peo
ple
of
'the
-.middle
west
and
the
k'niln
ii
rowers
in
particular,
utilize
.Hie-
natural
advantages
of
of
Mrs.
Bergeron
and
sentenced
I
-'0,000
1
tie
hiinueil
on
Mnv
t
ft.
Afrcd
Duganay
and
w
girl,
Cor-"ne
St
Jean,
'material
witnesses,
VMM'II
...
...........
I..
1
I
..
II.
1.,...
Ill
.
vi'illllll-nucij
I)-
mv
JU(J
l
"o
charged
with
murder
in
the
s"mo
case.
auiH
nhy
i
hf.r,i.
land,
the
Kooleuay
champions.
for
(he
provincial
title.
RICH
STRIKE
BEAR
RIVER
Ors
Body
Five
Feet
Thick
Encountered
Which
Adds
Much
to
Value
(Special
lo
Dally
News)
STEWART,
Feb.
1G.
The
community
here
Is
Jubilant
over
a
new
ore
strike
In
Number
3
level
of
the
Dun-well
mine.
It
Is
a
heavy
sulphide
ore
body,
five
feet
thick
and
showing
argentlte,
native
sliver
and
free
gold.
The
strike
was
made
70
feet
north
or
the
high
grade
ore
body
encountered
some
weeks
i:o
and
adds
hugely
to
the
hlah
grade
ore
ton-nape
already
exposed.
This,
mine
Is
close
to
Stewart
on
Glider
Creek,
and
two
miles
from
the
Bear
River
road.
Shipping
tied
up
by
Dockers'
Strike
which
went
into
effect
Noon
Today
throughout
Britain
LONDON,
Feb.
1
It.
A
strike
of
dock
workers
affecting
men
bectuue
effective
at
noon
today
in
all
parts
of
the
.
.'.
.
i.
I...
..!..
IS,
.......
f-,..,,
II,,,
r,n.
iiwl
lire
held
III)
ill
Hie
n.
motive
iiiumo
oi
of
i
the
no
murder
inurucr
was
...
.....ii
n
'
seZi'oV-
e()re
"Inn
Mvy
dollars,
whin,
helled
a
ring
unu'
smaller
K
VSl
ci"U
n
n"".l
r
m,.?.inshiP
Sli'Tunship
oi'erallNes.
operatives,
WALES
BEAT
80OTLAND
tAHDIFF,
Feb.
it..:i...l
l.'liiirilnni
'
It
is
expectod
thai
Iho
action
of
the
men
will
have
a
.must
serious
effect
upon
the
country's
looa
supply.
..'
i..ii
.....
I..
..-Ill
l,
liiiniiinreil
in
raw
unii-ui
mi.-
ni
'
i
1)1'
III
I
II
R
Upon
iniporuilions
und
numerous
employees
thrown
lulu
idleness.
i
i
ui.Vii.iol
the
tu
tr
bout
workers
struck
in
sviiiiuilhy.
At
I
iv
nimarcnt.
expect
to
ho
aide
v,
o
-
f..ii.
ii.....
.......1
.ui
I
ik
1
1
1
ii
ir
In.
llliopeiiii'i
rni''"i
v.,.u.....0
upon
estimuhie
losses.
;.
i.,,i,i
Hie
business
was
Jmmcill
.
meeting
in'iwern
uie
ruiinuj-
ers
and
workers
held
under,
Iho
'
.
.
....
...,l....lnliis
willi
Ihelniimiires
of
the
III
Ulster
Of
Hllior
in
Wii
e
lo
nwuiuii"
ni
..
....
..n...
'-cat
Penger
ships
hut
this
a
ermuiu
resu
eu
.
u.
uro
Scotland
,nn,..
H
s
ocean-ol"K
III.
,
-.
nuun
ni
an
nui.oi.K
t
wnierhurne
traffic
of
sctllemonl
and
Iho
striKo
will
iniernauoiiui.w..
-
.ii,i
if
,,l',.,i.ni.
will
be
coming
along
lo
the
siueuer.
The
Maple
Hay
ores
are
in
fis
middle
of
March.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Victoriu,
5;
Edmonton,
S.
Saskalclicwau,
0;
llcgina,
2.
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A
mine
in
Anulenlani.
Holland,
is
said
to
be
the
only
on-
lo
use
compressed
air
to
bring
ears
of
coal
lo
the
siirfuee.
The
propelling
force
is
furnished
by
means
of
tanks
of
compressed
air
on
the
rear
of
the
train,
Maple
Bay
Mine
begins
Ship
Ore
this
week
to
Any
ox;
grade
improving
60
Tons
a
day
will
be
taken
at
first
increasing
to
100;
Two
and
Half
per
cent
Ore
soon
ANYO.X,
Feb.
10,
According
to
an
announcement
made
veslerdiiy
by
liencm!
Sfipcriuteiideiil
J.
B.
llnffuer,
the
barge
'John.!!
Holler
will
bo
loading
or
al
.Maple
Hay
for
Anyox
this
week-end.
The
Irumwiiy
and
conveyor
are
now
completed,
and
.iboiil
six
hundred
Ions
of
ore
are
available
al
the
bunkers
there
Her
in
Woods
After
Assault
NANAI.MO.
Feb.-
Itt-Thc
police
uures
rilled
wiiii
iuanz
gaiigue,a,.e
.searchimr
fortlie
mini
wlio
carrying
the
copper
values.
On
sojzt.,
a
twelve
year
old
girl
re
I
lie
Outsider
properly,
the
ris-
turning
rrom
school,'
look
her
in
uures
uro
from
three
to
nine
feet'j,,,
aiitoinohile
lo
u
secluded,
spot
or
an
average
oi
six
icei.
un
am
eruninally
assaulted
her.
the
Hagle
claims,
the
dinni'ind
i(e.axMg
h,s
victim
in
the
woods
drilling
of
last
year
showed
X
t
lao
man
drove
away.
teen
fertl
between
Hie
Hanging;
The
girl
Is
In
a
serious
condl-
aud
foot
walls.
tioa
Further
Exploration
During
die
sUnxmcr
of
HJ-M,
fuilher
exploration
work
willi
Hie
drill
wilt
lie
done
ou
(he
Fugle
group.
!
The
concentrator
at
Anyox
is
now-
awaiting
the
finishing
I
WORK
RESUMED
EASTERN
MINES
touches.
All
the
heavy
machinery
i
bus
been
installed
,and
Ihc-belt-
Rlfar.ndum
t0
ba
Ta,en
RMard
Ing
and
pulleys
o
drive
Ihc!
Aareement
,,
only
For-
works
re
expected
lo
arrive
be-1
fore
the
end
or
the,
month.
It
is!
ma"ty
now-believed
that
-the
first
unit!
....
,.,
will
lie
li.
imernlion
nl.mil
Hie'
S
D.MA
,
N.S..
h
eh.
10.
PlUC
itllUliy
ull
lilt'
IlllllC
111
IIIU
VU(IU
llietini
dUtrict
are
workimr
lodav.
U.
,
...li..l..nln.l
II.
II..
....
ii
is
now
uiintii'imu
uiui
inu
iu-ferendum
next
week
will
be
only
a
international
officers
render
ad
visnble
a
verdict
against
Hie
ac.
tv
1
i
W24
WkM
Vm
Want
A
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
99
BOSTON
GRILL
in
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Best
df
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
at
Oir
and
Best
Service
t,uf-L
Li
In
the
Olty.
Ratea
Reasonable
Ml.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL
XIV,
NO,
10,
P1UNCK
HlPFdtT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FKBIU
AHY
10,
102-5.
vurd.,'.
cirr.ui.noa
ibtb
strut
u
31.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EDMONTON
BACKS
RUPERT
FOR
ELEVATOR
ENCOURAGING
NEWS
OF
MINING
DEVELOPMENTS
MAPLE
BAY
AND
STEWART
Edmonton
Asks
Dominion
to
Erect
an
Elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
if
Found
Feasible
and
Advantageous
EDMONTON,
Feb.
10.
Itemizing
the
advantage
of
having
iwu
port
on
Ui-
I'unfir
coast
for
westbound
gruiu
und
olhcr
.
iimuiodllies
of
Ihc
prairies
and
in
view
of
the
request
of
Hie
V
nroiiver
Ilurhor
Hoard
for
another
$18,000,000,
and
believing
thai
tho
government
of
Canada
before
authorizing
this
expenditure
lit
Vunrouver
alon
should
investigate
(he
splendid
advances
of
I'riuce
Hnpert.
not
only
in
I
lie
Interests
of
(he
grain
tr.;de
but
in
the
interests
of
the
Canadian
National
llaihvay
system,
the
Hoard
of
Trade
yesterday
parsed
the
following
r;solu-
1
'
lion,
which
was
wired
today
to
EM
A
TAB
QUflT
,,ri,lu'
M,ni,,er
of
,:a,i,Ja
.
h
m
nun
in
i.
ii.
ifUHRi
ii:
IN
WASHINGTON
Qot
In
Road
or
Prohibition
Mates
"
lieieas
the
Hoard
of
trade
of
I
lie
city
of
Edmonton
i
aware
I
In-
people
of
Alberta
ure
ilal!y
interested
in
full
and
proper
development
of
(he
west-hound
route
for
nil
roiiimodilies
and
jfor
grain
in
parlKular.
1
"Whereas,
the
harbor
hoard
at
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
16.
The
Vancouver
i
askina
for
au
ad-
.lubillon
situation
in
Washing-
uiiuniai
gram
oi
i.ooo,uu
i
for
month
the
centre
of
establish
further
facilities
at
.....
.....i
.mir..tif-.v
das
Vancouver
und
Hie
Hoard
of
s
nated
in
the
jdiootliig
dywii
Trade
(
Prince
Hupert
is
ask-
I
I
llll.'.l
A.UICB
PCIIUIVI
Ul.l.l.'.
"
-
..
:t
the
shadow
or
the
eapllol.
train
Handling
facilities
at
ee.ult
the
whole
nuiddlc
is
Prince
Hupert.
claiming
that
v
to
pel
an
airing
in
con-
Prince
Ituperl
has
deep
water
Senator
Frank
(Ireeiie
of
rigid
up
to
and
alongside
the
i
m
Hii
IimkiI
waterfront
:
available
harbor
Priii.-
Ituperl.
constructing
a
terminal
elevator
ul
(hat
point
willi
all
necessary
subsidiary
facilities."
Signed-
JOHN
Bl.l
i:,
Secretary
I-ltnun(uu
Board
of
Trade.
Arthur
Utile
(lib
morning
hal
a
telegram
from
the
Edmonton
Journal
reading
as
follows:
"Journal
today
contain
resolution
pax
mm
I
by
Edmonton
board
of
trade
urging
(he
Government1
(o
consider
elevators
for
l'rine-Huperl.
Also
Vlaleiuen(
made
b
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
The
Journal
tomorrow
will
contain
odier
articles
.on
(lie
development
of
Prince
Hupert."
The
journal
is
sending
some
free
copies
to
Mr.
Little
for
distribution
here.
".
..-
ii
-
-
i
.iin.
uii.i
irn.-li.ui.
iirmiiTlv
al-
toria
all-slars
won
the
coast
Jflll
iin
nr
im
iuiii.iiiu.il
-
.
.
I
.,....
,.fr.,.wrs
.it-.oe.l
an
ready
the
property
of
the
Hun-
amateur
hockey
championship!
is-perted
of
earrying
bool.'adian
National
system:
natural
debating
Vancouver
Towers
three
-
li
lhoiiuhl
the
rock
IfMtom
foundations
for
"to
two.
They
will
now
play
Boss-
il
will
prove
fatal.
To:
senator
was
walkinr
with
i
w
fa
when
Hie
shooting
began.
K
irldeil
her
from
stray
bul-
h
'
acid
received
one
over
I
he
eye.
POLAR
FLIGHT
BEEN
DELAYED
President
Recalls
Advance
Party
That
was
Sent
to
Nome
to
Establish
Station
WASHINGTON.
lel.
10.
1'r
Mileitl
Coolldge-
ha
ordered
'pension
of
preparations
for
:
avy
s
pnhir
fllsht
until
(!h-
i
ss
tins
iiud
ail
oppoi'iuiiiiy
i"
tx;
.
ess
Its
views'
on
Ihc
subject.
The
president
staleil
that
cmi-.iletalile
opposlliou
ejisls
lo
tin'
Jpendilutc
Of
1350,000
for
Ihu
flik'ht
An
ndwince
parly
of
.wo
llh:rrs
and
four
inen
Ihal
re-
miy
left
for
Nome
has
liecn
re
ullcd,
TWfi
fJIHTY
nF
WOMAN
MURDER
4b
Men
Sentenced
to
Hang
May
10;
Other
May
be
Charged
With
Crime
MONTHKAL,
Feb.
Ifl.
lydward
t'-eillier
and
Alfred
DiiIiImihI
ere
round
Kullty
of
the
murder
elevators;
a
port
where
eleva
tors
.may
la'
spotted
immediately
adjarrnl
to
deep
water
for
delivery
-of
grain,
direct
to
vessels,
thus
rendering
unnecessary
the
construction
of
piers
.Jetties,
and
belt
convenr.s;
a
deep
water
port
froiii
Dm
.harbor
front
to
Hie
sea,
safe,
easy
of
acris
und
attractive
jo
shipping:'
an
approach
over
an
vteeptloijally
easy
rail
VICTORIA
AMATEURS
.
CHAMPIONS
OF
COAST
,
DEFEATING
VANCOUVER
VANCOCVEH,
Feb,
10.
Yic-
preseni
alive
yesieruay
gave
ample
opportunity
to
draw
con-'
elusions
of
the
effect
that
aj
grain
elevator
would
have
ou
general
conditions
in
Prince
Rupert.
.
Vancouver
expects
to
handle
fifty
million
hushels
of
grain
lliis
year
through
its
-million
Uusl1el.-4.k-va.l01v
Thjs
wilUoiean
(hat
250
shins
will'
come
there
(o
the
ordinary
course
of
events.
44
In
Harbor
When
Mr.
Pillsbury
was
in
Vancouver
there
were
10
ocean
going
steamers
in
port.
Fourteen
of
them
were
anchored
in
the
stream
awaiting
berths,
This
goes
to
show
that
shipping
there
is
congested
and
llial
more
facilities
must
be
established
on
the
During
(he
next
six
w.-eks,
aboul
sixty
Ions
a
day
will
be.
Pacific
coasl
lo
despatch
it
pro
ho
mine,
output,
after
whieh
il
is
.expected
thaklhu
louuuge
will
be
increased
lo
about
line
hundred
Ions
daily.
Developments
curried
out
lalely
nr
proving
the
Maple
Ha
properties,
td
the
flranby
Coin-,
pany
belter
than
the
expectations
a
nn
1ITI
T
ITT)
AM
of
last
summer
promised,
both
in
A.NXAI
II.
I
llrlllM
grade
and
.uanlily;
and
while
the
"wmiiwhi.
v.
vv
earlier
shipments
will
contain
an
CPUAAT
f'lDI
average
of
one
and
one.
half
per,
Mjlllilllj
lllilli
4
"II
l
IO
v
I
.
"Ill
IIIJ
I
il
paratively
short
lini.e
before
tw
i
and
one
half
per
rent
copper
Man
Took
Child
In
Auto
and
Left
Prince
Rupert
is
the
Natural
Site
for
Grain
Elevator
says
Manager
of
Local
Dry
dock
.
.
.
..
n.t
I..
I
a
I
i
I
..I
II..:
I
i
ne
esiaoiisumeoi
ui
u
grain
tricvuiur
ay
i
rinic-
iviriv
Would
definitely
put
(his
port
on
the
map
as
one
of
(he
most
important
shipping
centres
on!
the
Pacific
iroasl.
Whils
every
Urilish
Columbia
seaport
is
at
present
striving
to
obtain
such
a
facility,
there
are
perhaps
many
people
here
who
have
not
a
full
realization
of
what
it
would
mean
lo
Prince
Rupert
if
the
flow
of
prairie
whsat
which
is
now
congesting
the
port
of
Vancouver
could
be
started
to
come
this
way.
The
elevator
is
the
primary
requirement.
Possessed
of
it,
the
future
prosperity
and
growth
of
Prince
Hupert
r
along
permanent
lines
would
be
f
Af
1
J
Tf
assured.
J.
II.
Pillsbury.
man-
jftlll
ager
oi
me
iauauian
.vauouai
'dry
dock
here,
bad
an
oppor-'
while
in
Vancouver
recently
itunily
lo
take
a
trip
around
the
perly
and
economically,
r.spec-
ially
is
tliis
true
when
it
is
taken
into
consideration
that
this
grain
flow
through
the
Pacific
Coat
is
increasing
by
leaps
and
bounds
and
within
a
very
short
pace
of
time
1
50
million
bushels
instead
of
50
million
hushels
of
grain
may
be
offered
for
delivery
this
way.
lii,,i..i
llin.iti'l
fclmiili!
"el
a
WEAK
HEARTS
waterfront
and
see
at
first
hand
iwfial
the
grain
business.
was
do-
Ld
op
Accuses
Labor
Party
ing
for
that
port.
An
interview
,wili
him
by
a
Daily
News
re-j
of
Being
Under
Dominance
or
Clubs
and
Publio
Houses
WELSH
TEMPERANCE
BILL
LONDON,
Feb.
IG.
Lady
Astor
attacked
Hie
Labor
Government
in
the
House
of
Com
mons
Friday,
accusing
them
of
"wobbling"
on
the
drink
question
after
putting
It.
in-their
program.
The
accusation'
was
made
lnil
II.
Kneli
shin
II.
hI
rnme.
to
"'e
second
reading
of
.
(he
Vancouver
lo
load
grain
spends
Welsh
Temperance
Bill,
provid-from
1.000
lo
?6,000
for
lining.
1"?
for
,ocal
option.
stores
and
refitting
This
is
ex-
"'fs
uavies
,on
oenaii
oi
uie
elusive
of
dockins
fees,
bunker-
'Covernment,
said
(hey
regarded
ing,
money
lhat
the
members
of,u"'
,oca'
oi''0"
clause
favorably
Hie
crew
circulate
and
other
gen-L'Ul
declined
to
support
the
bill
eral
business
that
is
derived
in
rbwaust.
it
contained
provisions
to
place
under
control
of
the
Justices
of
the
peace
a
large
number
of
clubs
.where
members
combined
to
provide
refreshments
for
themselves.
Lady
Astor
declared
the
Government
was
afraid
of
clubs
Just
as
previously
Conservatives
had
been
afraid
qf
public
bouses.
Pressure
from
clubs
and
publio
houses
had
given
labor
members
eold
feet
and
weak
hearts.
The
bill
was
eventually
cl,
......
..f
II.
w
.11,
In..
F.verv
vh"
-..
natuarl
advantage
is
in
favor
or
il.
All
thai
is
lacking
is
the
facility
lo
handle
grain.
.
It
is
estimated
that
S3
per
cent
of
the
grain
that
is
being
days
nearer
the
Orient.
Cost
1700,000
MISSING
MAN'S
DORY
IS
FOUND
Discovered
Yes
terday
Was
One
In
Which
Btondel
Left
Cold
Storage
Plant
The
cansized
dory
which
was
shipped
(discovered
floating
near
the
head
through
Vancouver
is
u;stineu0f
,
harbor
yesterday
by
the
for
the
Orient.
The
most
or
it
'watchman
al
Prince
Hupert
is
handled
in
bulk.
With
raircamlPry
Was
the
one.
in
which
rales
frotii
the
prairies
being
j.rc,j
Blondel,
missing
for
several
equal,
il
could
bo
transported
jays,
left
the
plant
of
the
Cana-more
cheaply
through
Prince
,jaii
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co,
last"
Hupert
than
Vancouver
becauso,.Monday
according
lo
Chief
W-
this
porl
is
500
miles
or
two
Spiller
of
the
provincial
police
Who,
with
Constable
Alex.
Suint,
made
an
investigation
yesterday
While
all
poij
on
the
Paci-
afternoon.
II
Is
now
prcsuni'ed
He
Coasl
are
bending
every
cf-
y
the
police
that
liloniiei
lost
fori
to
obtain
elevators,
the
sites
his
lire
from
Ihc
dory
In
the
galo
here
are
of
such
a
nature
that
prevailing
al
the
time
but
there
Is
they
could
be
built
more
cheap-
a
peculiar
circumstance
in
that
ly
here
than
at
any
other
point,
the
dog
which
moniiei
naa
wun
It
would
cost
perhaps
5700,000
him
has
not
been
round.
There
lo
build
a
hair
million
bushel
I"
a
remote
possibility
thai
tho
elevator
here
and
such
a
facility
n"
might
have
gone
is
admitted
to
be
commercially
ashore"
and
still
bo
alive.
profitable.
I
000,000
bushels
or
grain
through!
lAK.
IKAUl
MKUCK
formality
us
tho
altitude
of
the,
a
half
million
bushel
elevator
at
Passengers
sailing
last
night
eplance
or
(he
contract
with
the
ror
the
south
on
the
steamer
Jcoal
operators
out
ot
the
ques-Princcss
Mary
included
M.
flio-
lion.
Though
the
miners
in
some
vannl
Tor
Vancouver,
and
Q,
J.
districts
are
dissatisfied
with
the
Clark,
John
Meud
und
L,
TurpinJerms
of
Hie
contract,
work
is
for
Scuttle
JbcMig
eesumcd
Judging
rrom
Mr.
Pillsbury
s
TWfi
INJURED
WHEN
statements
the
passage
ot
20,-1
.,
n-nn
this
port
would
mean
Iho
calllng
SMITH,
OnU
Feb,
10.
Two
or
100
ships
to
load
il.
These
persons
were
slightly
Injured
ships
would
spend
here
between
when
the
Canadian
National
train
$100,000
and
$500,000
annually
x,
2
bound
for
Montreal
sfruck
a
for
lining,
stores
and
reritllng
pi
rnil
near
here
but
nighV
The
alone.
This
would
be
exclusive
Injured
were
W.
Hyde.
Fort
Willi
r,
any
expenditure
that
would
be
Ham
ami
Mrs.
Sehsepkohl,
Allen-,
continued
on
page
3
vVuter,
Ont