VOL
XIV.,
NO.
38.
MOUNTED
POLICE
ARE
EXONERATED:;:
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rinds
that
the
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rom-,
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shown
in
nilniiig
development.
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lulice
leonsiiieiiiini'
vmhh
m.-nii,
n...-.-
ELEVATORS
FOR
WESTMINSTER
i.sh
Columbia
combined.
8ht
the
was
run
of
IHver
was
Col-
e.led
in
l
lie
iieyeiopmeiu
oi
silver,
gobl
nod
lead
mines
in
that
-eclion
oT
Ihe
province.
A
lew
day-
ago
u
rich
.strike
oT
lungsten
was
reported
and,
If
the
Invest
i-
I.U.MMI.V
Feb.
1
1.
-At
the
very
outset
of
its
career
the
l.ab.r
.oeriiiiieiil
finds
ilself
con-rronled
willi
a
.-eriou.-
dilemma
Ibroiigh
II.
II.
As.uith's
.leclara-lion
in
Hie
House
of
Common
deiiiaiiding
udmiuislraliou
re-
I
own
nl
"Poplar-
isiii.
Die
ineory
linn
un
cui-
ens
have
ii
right
to
work
or
mainlenaiice
at
Hie
public
expense
has
gained
Hie
soubriquet
or
"I'oi.larisiu
."
Had
Hie
incident
arisen
at
n
laler
slase
of
Ibe
lioMM-nment's
exi-tenee
j.
couliiiuance
in
of
fiee
would
have
been
threatened,
'is
one
without
eipial
by
any
eilyUlnce
Hie
l.il'rals
and
or
the
prot.orHotiate
imputation
.valU
ppo-ed
Hie
(ioVeininent
policy.
Mien
an
uuicoiun
is
nm
I
he
mining.
Ibe
luml.ering.
and
evpecleil,
however,
as
neilher
op
.
oivesligale
eiiarges
uiai
hojui
,...i.,.ii,
i
i.l
..aiiadla,.
Mount,.
cufUr
trarr
ck
d
Inl
ril.sh.lumlMahad
u)u
.C
fW)iina
...
ilrugs.
finds
Ihe
evidence
in-
,
(,
surrn-lHil
In
siM.pnrl
the
charges
,ri.rKfu
aJ
,
u.
M,,r..
:":..:!..
r
"
'
i.i.i.r.
i.-nir..iriy
...
.
aett.nl
.
,".
ily
of
Prince
llupert
where
..liu-.ve
language
hul
tilliiiii.lulloii.
repml
ol'rves,
.
The
..
thai
a
member
of
the
force
l,,,,,,,,
,,,,.
sk,t.ll
u.
....ie.,
g.viug
a
..oi
.,r
...
,
,
n
;k(l
.,.
addict
lo
buy
drugs
but
be
.-aid
'
..
,
,
,
.
.,
.
loan
an
m
n.-r
.
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,
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,
.,
...j
position
parly
wants
lo
oud
the
ministry,
as
Sueh
action
would
involve
another
election.
The
po-ilinn
nevertheless
is
one
of
exlreuii'
ditllcully.
Disavowal
or
the
Poplar
doles
would
bring
the
wrath
of
the
extremists
on
Ihe
beuds
of
Ihe
(iovCrniiicnt.
Poplar
is
one
of
Ihe
poorer
parts
id
London
where
many
of
Ihe
people,
have
been
receiving
doles
from
Ihe
(iuveriuncnt
when
oul
of
work.
WANTS
RETURN
OF
WHEAT
ADVANCES
Minister
of
Finance
Refuses
to
Meet
With
Request
or
Grain
Growing
Organizations
!
nation
subsliintiale
Ihe
reiiorl.
O
TTAWA.
Feb.
1
1.
-
"However
it
will
be
or
very
great
imporlancemm.,
would
like
to
help
you,
1
ho
llrili-li
Columbia.
'The
find
,
uoliw
to
holil
on
to
that
$500,-
Presldent
of
Board
of
Trade
Says
of
tungsten
is
reported
rrom
the
000
until
al
least
a
considerable
Two
Are
to
be
Erected
There
.district
jvist
east
of
Prince
Oeorge
,,..(
f
,
uinount
owed
lo
Ihe
"
mal"
"
Uinadlan
Within
Few
Months
National
Itullway.
MAN
Wi:sTMI.NSTF.Il,
Feb.
I.
The
lumbering
industry
is
Two
h(g
terminal
grain
oleva.
making
good
progress.
During
h'r
are
to
be
erected
on
the'lbc
past
year
approximately
Iwo
l
ia.er
IHver
here
by
private
in.
and
a
half
mm
mi
ue
o,
,u.,er
li-'csls
ac.'cre
cut
and
all
winter
camps
wllhlu
a
few-
.
umlhs
...ii....
i..
.,
.
i
i.ve
been
busy
lumbering
and
(
iu
i
,v.
iiioneo,
iii.f.-.
.
,
,
,
,
dent
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
The'sawmill
-';
1-en
kept
employe,
are'uelllng
out
Mo-
for
the
railway.,
rompunles
behind
the
projects
not
name
I
t..
itld.lell
and
on
similar
work.
SUilt.
iu
I.
nut
...I
1...
11.
.
I.
I
m
fl
-
"
'vni-ii
njr
will
i.uunnj
'-
tJinln
Intarv.aw
"anders,
HOCKEY
SCORES
Canary
i4
Vancouver
I.UII.W....
In
a
special
despatch
from
itou
lo
I
he
Vancouver
I'ro-
ti..
e
-Me
Lfci
'ii
if
quoted
a
Federal.
government
for
grain
ad
vances
Is
received,"
was
Ihe
reply
or
Hon.
J,
A.
Ilobb,
acting
minis-
ler
of
finance,
lo
representatives
ot
three
provincial
wheal
grow
ing
organizations
which
requested
that
a
portion
ot
Ihe
money
be
turned
over
to
I
hem.
All
her
passeimer
taken
up
and
her
holds
Hie
f-asibilily
I
Hie
Canadian
.Nalional
Itmlways
impiirus
uviiilablc
make
a
report
on
Ihe
elevator!
position
al
Prmee
llupert
and
am
urranging
accordingly."
COMMITTEE
REFUSES
TO
PLACE
JAPAN
ON
EQUAL
WITH
EUROPE
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
II.
Members
of
the
House
Immigration
Coimiilllee
appeared
disinclined
today
lo
comply
with
the
suggestion
made'by
Secretary
of
State
Hughes
that
Japan
he
plac
ed
on
Iho
same
quota
basis
a-.
oilier
nations
in
Ihe
new
Im
migration
hill.
'The
bill
as
draried
provides
for
exclusion
of
Japanese.
LADIES'AUXIUARF
TO
REGIMENT
FORMED:
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
President;
Mrs.
H.
E.
Tremayne,
Vice-President;
Mrs.
W.
Davles,
Secretary
Al
a
Hireling
of
ID
or
20
ladies
iu
Ihe
armory
yesterday,
u
Ladies'
Auxiliary
lo
Ihe
First
North
H.C
llegiment
was
organized,
lis
im
mediate
work
will
be
lo
assist
the
ofHcers
and
men
or
Ihe
regiment
iu
their
social
activilies.
Officers
as
follows
were
elect
loaded
willi
freight.
C.N.Il.
cd:
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Nclli
Presble.d,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
McLean,
cleared
this
morning
at
Vice-president,
Mrs.
II.
K.
Tre-1.15
for
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
niayne.
U
a'lolb
Mauds.
SccreUi-y
Mf-
U
rifUf.
lavtcs.
lie
Tae
Latest
In
Restaurant.
TAXI
nn
BOSTON
GRILL
i
m
a
nurry
-ui,,,,,..
,
Third
Avenue.
m
a.
m
a
Iiij'
.
"'inarr.
Liflesl
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Beat
Oar
and
Best
Servlc
Mir.-((
.1(
In
ttit
Olty.
Wf
t
ReasonaMa
j
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
3k
piunck
m;i'i:iiT,
n.c.,
tiiOhsuay,
keuiiuahy
i
',
1021.
made
the
report
to
you
on
the
Fraser
Hiver
site
lo
render
similar
service
Hits
port
Understand
Mr.
Howe,
is
now
on
PaeiHe
Coast."
'The
following
answer
was
received
la-l
night.
"Will
be
glad
lo
comply
willi
your
retjucsl
lo
have
C.
1.
Howe
Vurdr't
eirculatlvn
1,650.
bbI
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fl
.
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-
MaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVJi
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-
jiy.
r.
en.
-
v
Mr.-.
Nina
Wilcox
Putnam,
popular
writer,
and,
her
business
it.
.
..
...........
...
i0IU
President
STEAMER
AMUR
ONROCKSYET
Refuses
to
Move
at
High
Tide
This
Morning
Although
Llqhtened
'The
first
attempt
lo
float
the
slramled
steamer
Amur
off
the
rocks
on
While
Cliff
Island
was
Inade
al
the
high
tide
at
8:10
this
morning
bul
the
vessel
failed
lo
move
and
it
will
be
neces
sary
lo
furlner
iigiiieu
ner
oi
cargo
preparatory
to
making
another
try
tomorrow
morning.
trxt
Salat
M7.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
PREPARATIONS
FOR
RUSH
OF
BUSINESS
MO.VI
ItKAI..
Feb.
I
S.
Kxteiisive
preparations
ure
being
made
by
(he
Canadian
Nalional
Hallway
lo
meet
Ihe
heavy
Ira
Hie
which
is
expected
in
Ihe
spring,
when
immigrants
beitin
to
arrive
in
large
numbers.
All
colonist
car
equipment
1hal
can
be
spared
from
the
service
is
being
brought
into
Ihe
shops
and
thoroughly
overhauled
and
in
some
caes
remodelled.
Al
lite
Monclon
shops
four
cars
are
beiny
converted
lunch
counter
cars.
Into
PARENT-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
FORMED
Mrs.
Arnott
Heads
New
Organi
zation
Which
Will
Consider
Out
of
School
Activities
of
Pupils
Aboul
one
hundred
people
last
....
a.
l
.
....
"
t
.t
....
..
..
..
..
...
..
....
...
iniri
uiii.iiiif.il
ill
f
iir'.Hiiiriii
I
in
ni:.n:icr..e
K
luivi.rll.
If.'.ssell.
reeeiillv
merilli.tieil
in
llm
vim
in?
'iir"
-
"v
'
..r
i5.
trJhtAT.iJ
.Xnt.A...:
rS.:.
T'.rT.Ce.lng-f
parents
ami
leachers
ll.o.
.-...I-
..I
M.-.nit
l...r..r
II...
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.ill.
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111
.
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VJ
I
111
ii.r.v.
iiiieioi.n
nr
r
rri
1
1
ti
rr
t
,evi
uiv
j'Mipi'-
t
.
M
J
Prince
llupert
Parent-Teachers'
i
.
.
i
.
...
.
,
O
TT
i.-s
social
ion.
.
...
jrauj
pre-
7
n
H
YnPff
1$
HPITiO
SPTlt
HPYP
sided
and
outlined
Ihe
purpose
r
O
of
Hie
organiiation
which
was
lo
to
Report
on
Feasibility
of
ifS
ml
27liZtl!Z.
hdi
Ipeeially
in
to
matters
in
regard
f
I
C'
r
l"I
Local
bites
tor
an
blevator
?heb
"lu
m
l1,,,es,rrJ
,?
being
for
the
benefit
of
the
children
under
their,
care.
In
Ibis
as
follows:
J.
C.
Brady
and
II.
S.
Hum.
.
President,
Mrs.
Arnott.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Can-lovv.
2nd
Vice-president,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Ilecordiug
seere'ary,
D.
II.
llarluess.
Corresponding
secretary,
Jas.
Mitchell.
'Treasurer.
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spender,
Press
Correspondent,
0.
Wood-
worth.
Convenors
of
committees:
Membership,
Mrs.
K.
W.
Tucker;
social,
Mrs.
.1.
Hulger;
program.
T.
Ilo.-s
McKay.
Delegates
lo
-
schoolbourd:
J.
(i.
Johnston
and
T.
lloss
MacKay.l
Messrs
MacKay
and
Johnston
Yesterday
considerable
or
the
both
spoke
ot
Ihe
need
or
some
Amur's
cargo
which
consists
ofl-ucb
body
as
that
formed
taking
steel
rail-,
machinery,
coal
and
an
interest
in
providing
suitable
lumber
for
Anyox
was
removed
lo
scows
alongside
the
vessel
while
Ihe
steamers
Tees
and
Marmiou
were
standing
by.
'This
work
will
continue
today.
U
Hie
Amur
floats
without
leaking
she
will
proceed
to
Any
ox
lo
discharge.
If
she
does
not
she
will
probably
be
brought
here
for
docking.
The
salvage
claim
on
the
Amur's
coal
barge
will.be
settled
today,
it
is
expected,
and
the
Marmiou
will
proceed
to
Anyox
willi
the
barge.
Yesterday.
Capl.
II
McCoskrio,
harbor
master.
Jarvlf
Mcl.eod,
collector
of
customs,
P.
Dorrecn
and
Capt
amusements
for
the
young
people.
Nearly
hair
or
the
people
present
were
men.
FISH
ARRIVALS
I'rivate
Dotes
(or
Party
Use.
"Tad
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
STATEMENT
BY
DAWSON
ON
GRAM
TRAFFIC
POSSIBILITY
OF
SHIPPING
WHEAT
FROM
RUPERT
IS
TO
BE
INVESTIGATED
Half
of
Prairie
Grain
Will
Soon
be
Shipped
by
Pacific;
Rupert
Will
Share
Business
MONTIIKAh,
l-VIi.
1
1.
"In
live
year
fifty
per
rciil
of
the
....
ii
t.r..t
ini'i..
will
ln
.liiimeil
llirooirh
Hie
saying
lie
going
lo
Ottawa
to
try
lo
gel
train
porN
Df
Vancouver
ami
Prince
llupert,"
stilled
F.
(!.
Uuwmiii,
of
Prime
llupert.
Prince
llupert,
11.(1.
wlin
was
a
vi-ilor
in
Montreal
vclcnlay.
read
in
part:
li.iu.im
wlin
j
on'
of
the
directors
of
the
Canadian
-Mr.
Dawson
elevator
for
Tin;
despatch
arrived
on
tin"
Nalional
lluilwavs.
is
in
Montr-id
on
business.
yualifyliiK
hi-
Prinre
lluperl
train
in
the
arier-i.mlallon,
which
is
or
inn-iderublc
significance
lo
casern
a
noun
and
lert
again
on
Sunday
well
a-
lo
western
liaiiaila.
Mr.
Dawson
pointed
owl
Unit
the
morning
lo
altend
a
meeting
o
present
freight
rule
rrom
certain
.ortion
of
the
prairie,
pro-
the
Hoard
of
Dint-tor
in
Mon-
'
1
-
-i
.
......
.1
If.nl
OriiiM.
ItliiiArl
Mr
i
i
i
3.
.1
ii...
l,....lfi..
'in.
k!iv
RUSSIA
CROWS
vin..i"
i
u
iiir
i'uiiiiv
.
i.u
-
.....
e,uul
(ii
the
rales
to
tire
head
of,lawon,
expect
to
share
in
the
llhe
(ireal
Lakes,
intern
roast
grain
business
with
Navigation
on
Hie
Great
Lake-Vancouver
ami
energetic
efforts
AUrD
I7ITDAD17
"'
closed
rmm
about
December
I
are
being
made
lo
secure
the
es-llVrK
r
llKIll
r,
lo
April
t
or
four
monllis.
where-
lablislitiienl
or
grain
elevators
al
V
f
till
1.UIAV1
U
p
,,ac,fic
co-i,
lor,
ri.
,,al
cily.
On
his
visit
Koul
Ibis
open
the
year
round.
This
clo-
week
be
will
lake
up
the
mailer
MlnltUr
of
Foreign
Affairs
Jubl-
Ulit
f
(he
Ureal
Lakes
ports.
Mr.
willi
Hie
Federal
government.
rush'
Mr.
Dawson
is
a
strong
booster
lent
at
Position
In
Which
Dawson
staled,
causes
Recognition
.n.nitin
Ple.
Places
Them
Them
I'"'m
in
the
movement
.r
grain
for
Prince
llupert
as
a
western
.
a
lit
ail
A
i
tl
I
fa
i
It
Q
-
-
-
-
ii
Urge
-'h
Is
more
or
CC
nAf
DpCflRF
en.
acUim
,t
Urea.
Ilri.ain
and
euijiment
lair
in
rccognulug
.he
Soviet
iuie
u
....
-
1VLfUU
UUl
JlU
'
II.
rt
nn
f
t
Una
.Btun
litill
lifl-
ivernmeul
am
l
ie
aunouure.
ty";
"
-
"
.p.enlly
revolts
al
the
tu.
hat
lias'
also'
e-f
lie
I
rump
cards
o
i
roncerned.
"The
n::;sl
Hrst
recognlie
us
de
Jure.
Turn
we
will
discus
with
Ihcm,"
he
said.
batf
uiliple
riebl
k
.iniuiic
nel
IviMes."
mailers
ror
NT....
at...
it.
i,
...:..a..M
.1..
Uc.al
clratlon
,
uf
an
enibarg,
.
ha.
been
circles
here.
AecoMfng
the
condi
..
i..
..i
..f
ll...
I
II.
neresrj.
IHW
iiriii.
'
....
.
mir.
inmisler
ol
ron'ian
af-
.
i.
r
i
.
.......
I..
.1.1.
To
meet
thins
wlilch
are
bound
(o
come.
Mr.
hawsoii
declares
Unit
the
Pa-
Iii
s.
i
lie
ismin
ir.
i
..
uv
.f.m-
...uti,,..
..
far
as
Kun.M
.-".;
..'
...,.
i.'.i....
eouniries
"
"...
:
":
'
lacilliies,
ami
lo
ser
mr
vinn"
uf
clcalor
and
add
lo
(heir
...
.ft.
.......
I
f..i
llm
1111I..L
itiiiiitr.i
"or
-
We
now
01
,ru,n-
our
No
Failures
In
Rupert
roiirbinu
iinoii
present
rondi-
BRITISH
HOUSE
Opposition
Opposss
Policy
But
Does
Not
Want
Appeal
to
Countrty
Now
1
...
i.i
it
linn,
mi
he
Pae
fie
eoasi.
.Mr.ron-iundn.ni
Iiawsmi
was
genuinely
opliinilie..
He
poiu.iHl
out
Ibal
the
hesl
indication
or
Hie
prosperity
or
Hie
aeifh'
coasi
was
to
be
.found
in
Ihe
rwir.l
of
(be
btifiness
nyu
of
Urn.
re
ltonert
aniiilltf.
whom
no
.
'
.
,
,
railures
had
been
recorded
lor
to
Heporl
of
Royal
CommUsb3r.ee
,w
UMl,
UIIC
ulf
years.
Investigate
Charge.
Publish-
i.awM.n
a-erls.
o
in
vws
..l
.
AUSTRALIA
AND
CANADA
LIKELY
MAKE
A
TREATY
4
Conference
Ends
Its
Work
and
Will
Report
to
Qovorn-
ments
Interested
?!
OITAWA,
,leb.
IS.
A
series
of
conferences
begun
with
Aus-
Iralia
Iwo
years
aico
aiming
at
reciprocal
tariff
agreement
be-
I
ween
Canada
and
Australia
end-
ed
here
last
night.
The
extent
lo
which
each
government
is
willing
to
make
concessions,
in
lhe
tariff
has
been
made
clear
to
!t:iMi
il,.lnl.u
I
ii...
u.-.irl.
u-ill
alll...
mil
the
results
or
the
conference
lo
its
respective
government
for
approval.
Nolliing
will
be
made
public
until
Ihe
nature
of
Hie
proposals
is
published
simultaneously
in
both
countries.
The
Australian
delegates
were
Senator
Wilson,
minister
of
health
in
the
Commonwealth
government,
and
Major
Oakley,
conl
roller
of
customs.
ASSETS
OF
HOME
BANK
FAR
SHORT
Even
Imposition
of
Double
Liability
on
Shareholders
Will
Not
Meet
Liabilities
TOIIONTO,
Feb.
i
I.
The
as-
il
l.
Howe,
an
elevulor
expert,
i
to
tome
here
tu
report
on
:,..
.,
...
,,.
iliu.
..i.'sets
of
the
Home
Hank
including
of
erecling
an
elevator
al
thi-
port
on
behalf
of
...
'
f..:nn.
amount
recoverable
under
the
"
h
III
lit
II1III&
I
ill
1
1
1
1
1
1
llll
i
being
sent
here
on
the
,.
,..
n
.
10'd..uble
liability
or
Ihe
sharebold-
re.i.es
0r
s
J
.Mcl.eod,
president
,r
Ihe
local
hoard
or
trade
;,Ilus,meilK
'
waf4
,,1C
mosl
m
will
rail
very
Tar
short
or
the
who
wired
bir
Henry
Thorn
on
as
follows:
!i,Pi..i.i
....esli....
will,
wbiel.
!,,,MIl
neewsary
lo
meet
the
lia-
"lucrcased
weslern
grain
sh.pmnls
have
caused
numerous
bit.
.es
or
Ihe
bank
in
ll,e
opinion
wou,(,
iave
,
(,t.a,
,.
wu,
iriss
rcc-urdiiig
llus
port
as
nn
oullel.
.No
expert
renort
..
.
...
,
ot
I.iouidalor
...
I.
..larkson
in
.....
...
.
ii...
v..ii
..
.....
.men
uerineu
lo
uraiucc
aim
,;,,..
filed
:....
...
iu
the
n...
c
laoie.
uoiiiu
inr
uiiiduwu
.aimiHM
-e.iire
i.
howl',
woo
,JuPl,r!,
WPri.
elected
an
affidavit
Supreme
Court.
The
purpose
of
Ihe
u
f
fi-
.'
davil
was
lo
show
Ihe
necessity
of
resorting-
to
the
double
liability
id
shareholders
lo
meet
lint..-,
losses.
Loses
expected
to
be
incurred
iu
realizing
upon
loans
is
esti-v-mated
al
t
100,000
which
wilt
nmre
than
wipe
out
Hie
reserves,
ot
$?,5(j5,7U'i,
leaving
a
deNcit
ofs
?I.HOO,(00.
Additional
losses
uf
700,uoo
are
cxpeelcd
rrom
minor
agricultural
and
eoiumer-cial
loans.
z
TWO
BOYS
DIE
ON
MOUNTAIN
Body
of
Arthur
Willis
Found'
Near
His
Companion
on
Grouse
Mountain
WAS
BADLY
INJURED
VANCOUVF.lt,
Feb.
tl.
The
tireless
body
or
Arthur
Willis.
21;
years
ot
age,
companion
to
David'
Five
American
Boats
Landed
.Spencer,,
whose
dead
body
was
66,500
Pounds
of
Hall-
i
found
late
Tuesday
afternoon
iu
but
Today
I"
hole
on
the
side
of
Grouse,
I.Hountuiii
near
here,
was
found
Five
American
rishing
boats
searchers.
11
)aie
yesterday
by
.
...
.
...
lanueu
oo.ouo
pouuus
oi
uunuui
wn
a
gUy
300
reel
away
today
as
roiiows:
iirom
wt.TO
Spencer's
body
had
Gladstone,
21,000
pounds,
at
,een
found.
His
leg
had
been,
11,0c
and
8c,
to
.the.
Pacific
.broken
and
his
head
crushed,
pre-Fishcrie.
Isuniably
by
u
rail
of
several
hun-
Anller,
15,500
pounds,
al
1
lo
,ired
feel
into
the.
gully.
He
had
ami
8c,
to
tbo
Hooth
Fisheries
evidently
gone
to
the
aid
of
his
Alfred
Svvaiuon
made
Canadian
Co.
(friend
Spencer
and
had
fallen
300
u
trip
lo
the
scene
of
Hie
strand
ing
on
Iho
lug
Marmiou.
II.
Hlance,
chief
engineer
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
returned
home
yesterday
afternoon
by
Iho
Prince
Hu-y.ft
frtui
a
trip
t
vacouer
Woodrow,
5,000
pounds,
at
feel
Into
the
place
where
Iho
body
13.Uc
and
8c,
lo.
the,
Hooth
Fish-jwas
found,
cries
Canadian
Cp.
I
Katalla,
5,000
pounds,
at
15.Vo
BIRTH
and
8c,
and
Seymour,
20,000
1
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
pounds,
at
11.8c
and
8c,
to
llio
Prince
llupert
General
Hospllal
linadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
m
February
12,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,
G.
A.
UlLii.s.