IILLIj
niv
out
are
gathered
lo
witness
and
Huslck
got
a
the
slurl.
GRANBY
MILL
inglon
yarder
Iwo
speed
engine,
loader
and
a
high
rigging
enable
11
Is
for
the
yarder
engines
Unit
lhuJMarmion
is
going
lo
Ihe
Islands,
Houming
ground
are,
already
being
itreiini'i'il.
""""
it;'!-
LONDON,
March
1
2.
International
disarmament
bill
not
the
rutting
down
of
service
o
us
lr
raider
the
country
defenseless,
is
the
policy
of
the
Labor
government
a
sel
forth
yesterday
in
(lie
House
of
Commons
by
a
member
of
the
govern
ii
i
cut.
William
l.enoh,
under
secretary
for
air,
in
introducing"
the
air
estimate
into
the
lloue
of
Commons
said
the
demand
fur
increased
niirujrialioii
meant
not
an
increase
in
armament
but
a
decreuse
in
Die
aggregate
of
the
three
service.
anny.
THE
PAS
RACE
navy
and
air.
He
declared
that
'the
Labor
party
never
urged
dis.
armament
fur
Oreal
llrilaiil
Irrespective
of
what
oilier
coun
tries
might
do,
because
that
was
nut
a
practical
proposition.
j
,
"Inlernalfuual
Disarmament
is
Ihe
fiuih
,1'nueirs
deelaraion.
A
Conscr.
great
recep-.valloii
motion,
however,
calling
lion.
He
had
set
the
pace
from
rP
"Ade.niale
protection
against
Logging
Camos
al
Alice
Arm
Belnq
Prepared
Engines
Coming
from
Queen
Charlottes
On
lid
way'lo
Ihe
tjueen
Clia'r-lotle
Islands
to
supervise
the
moving
of
yarder
engines
lo
Alice
Arm,
Han
Claiinghau',
I'1
lug
superintendent
for
Ihe
(iran.
by
Co.,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
yesterday.
The
Coaslvie
Steamship
V
Marge
t'.o.'s
steamer
Miniiiion
.Capl.
Hunter,
will
bring
the
engine
across
the
straits
and
up
to
Alice
Arm.
I'reparallons
for
Ihe
resunip
lion
of
production
at
the
(Iran-hy
.Co.'n
.mill
at
l.arcom
Island
are
now
well
under
way
and
Ihe
mill
is
already
culling
lumber
for
Ihe
camps.
There
mt
lo
he
Iwo
camps
al
Alice
Arm
one
on
Hie
holly
Vardeu
track
about
three
miles
up
from
Ihe
Arm
mid
the
other
on
Ihe
Kilsault
Itiver
flats
back
rrom
Abbots-ford
Co.'h
camn.
lallacks
by
the-stroigesl
air
force
with
striking
ilitance
of
the
llritlsh
shores'
vvis
defeateel
by
a
vote
of
2(V
to
t'j5.
SnON
THj
OPFNlVOLCANIC
ACTIVITY
AHinVimllVrl
fLlUllOULrt
MtJSCOW.
March
12.
Kxtra.
ordinary
volcanic
activity
has
been
lu
progress
on
Ihe
Kamchat
ka
peninsula
for
two
months.
Ihe
with
warm
rains,
birth
shocks
have
occurred
almost
daily.
BODIES
RECOVERED
OASTI.KtlATK.
March
II.
Al
7.2(1
lasl
night
ltd
bodies
had'
been
recovered
from
the
mini
ami
20
of
them
remained
uni
denlified.
POPE
APPEALS
TO
BRITISH
Asks
premier
Ramsay
Maodonald
to
Interoede
on
Behalf
of
Cathollo
Clergy
In
Ruesla
Six
engines
will
he
operated
I.O.MXt.V,
March
12.
1'opo
in
Ihe
two
camps
and
each
'camp
pins,
according
to
the
Dally
Mail,
will
be
cnulpped
with
a
Wash-
ked
Premier
llamsay
Macdon-
abl
to
intercede
wnn
ine
poviei
government
in
behalf
of
the
Catholic
clergy
imprisoned
In
llus-sin.
It
Is
learned
In
governniQii-tu
(iiiarlrrs
thai
M,r,
'Macdonabl
is
anxious
to
act
on
the
Papal
niuieal
hut
feels
Ihe
mailer
one
H
Is
estimated
that
between
or
such
delicacy
that
he
cannot
100
and
125
men
will
be
em-
with
propriety
al
this
Juncture
l'luyi'd
In
the
Oranby
Co.'s
log-
Interpose
such
a
reuuest
into
the
peraUons
ut
Alice
Ann
ufia'.
h.
with
Moscow
our
watchword,"
declared
the
Teem
of
Sli
Huskies
Made
200
n.tPrj
"hut
it
l
not
our
pur-a
4
Miles
In
23
Hours,
Finishing
,,)(M.
,
,eiBrr
the
rdunlry
de-'
Today
Ifciisclcs.
Disarmament
is
do-
I)Alin
PVT)!
ARER
;.iralde
l.ut
ho
country
,L
ever
had
UMiyiU
KIYifl
T,Al
Ull
UVAAil
I
Hi
TJi
QR1V1AN
oaMC
SECOND
i
n..
ii.-
f.,,
jlher
away
It
enu
to
set."
I.
Till'.
PAS.
March
12.
Shrl
Mr
.ttC,
u.;iioned
that
thej
llulck
piloted
hl
team
of
sit
imverument
wan
experimenting)
liukW
to
.victory
in
the
annual
.oj,
mel
.
aircraft,
tie
nn.
-
leadlng
Un
field
of
leu
Icmn
Pming
oven
fen
years.
The
letting
of
Ihe
to
Ihe
local
dry
dock
fur
repairs
to
11.(1.
M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Scot-
Kill
ha
boon
confirmed
liy
ieadrnarler.H
at
Montreal.
A
wire
to
this
elTecl
wa
received
at
the
duck
this
morning
from
J.
II.
I'ilUbury.
inabager.
who
I
'in
Vancouver.
AT
CONSULATE
two
hundred
mile
dog
derby
thai
nooncfd
Ihat
it
has
been
agreed
Greek
Premier
Expressed
Re-finlshcd
herjc
this
nioriiinjr
al
()
,b,ir
civil
aviation
lu
the'
fleet
of
Government
for.Out-
I0.5J.
At
the
clo-c
Huslck
was
Ptirn
of
a
million
pound,
ex.
.
rags
In
Athens
that
Marted
from
The
l'a
al
So
far
as
home
defense
was
ATlltfNS.
March
12.
A
bon'ib
1
1
.00
yelerday
inornliiv.
The
roneerneil,
by
March,
JJ5,
eight-
eiplodeil
early
today
al
the
en-o'fflelat
limo
was
23
hours
t
eeti
air
siiuailrons
would
be
ready
truticc
io
the
ltritih
legation,
minute,
IV
second,
a
new
re.
oui
v
)IP
5
,roxtod
within
the
causing
material
damage
but
In.
cord
for
thcc
race.
t
ju-xt
fje
year.
The
government
Jurfntr
im
one.
lireek
official
Stepping
close
on
ltuick'itj,ai
decided
not
lo
interfere
with"
believe
It
was
staged
to
an
effort
heels
wan
Tom
Crelghton's
leant
llaldwhi
government's
pro.
to
dicred(l
Ihe
government,
ilrlven
by
Kill
Orayson.
Allan
uru,u
,t
f
there
was
an
Inter-1
The
jireiniep
ejprcssetf
the
're.
MelKiuald
was
in
third
place
ami
national
move
for
the
reduction
grel
of
the
OreeV
government
to
the
olio
drivers
were
strung
4,r
armaments
I
hey
would
be
freclhe
f!rillh
minister
for
the
out-
Ihe
three
leading
drivrr(i0
accept
it.
tape,
local
men.
Viscount
Curxou
urged
the
,
crowd
of
I
.Sim
persons
MI,(.
t
to
rest,
content
with
SPARRING
OVER
INVESTIGATION
Former
Accountant
Charges
Looseness
but
Admits
he
Reduced
Hold
Back
to
Company
MATTER
OF
BOOKKEEPING
VICTORIA,
March
12.
-
The
examination
of
I'..
.1.
ltoilcr,
formerly
railway
eouslrueliou
accouiilaul
for
the
Coverniuent
weaincr
nas
also
ncen
unusuai,
.....i
.1.,,
....i,,,.!,..,!
Wiii.,
rP
11.
now
nn.
1
ipnoons
aiiernauiiK
prviiioinl
P:irlv.
ri.jilon.il
Hie
proceedings
before
(laltilier
yesterday.
Mr.
.lustici
llOssilei'
re
iterated
the
allegations
in
re
gard
1
Ihe
looseness
of
keeping
accounts
between
the
(iovern-
ineut
and
the.
Northeri)
Con
strucliou
Company
in
connection
with
Ihe
P.tS.K.
A
teller
was
exhibited,
written;
in
December.
1018.
by
Hossller
to
Premier
Oliver.
reciting
the
conditions
objected
to
aiid
asking
for
an
auditor.
The
Premier
promised
an
Iiinuliy
Into
the
system
of
accounting
but
Hossller
claimed
no
Improvement
had
develop-
Counsel
for
Ihe
construclion
company
put
in
a
leller
showing
that
the
chioT
engineer
in
IIHH
held
back
75,(0u
from
current
account
charges
against
(be
(toyi'i'liiuenl
until
the
Hems
to
which
Hossller
objected
had
been
adjusted.
f
fovcrumcnl
.counsel
adduced
ihe
fact
Dial
Hossller
had
been
responsible,
for
reducing
tills
drawback
lo
$25,0110.
Hossller
explained
that
he
Ihouuhl
Proelor,
llu
chicken
glnoer
of
the
railway,
had
no
in
lehllon
of
pulling
this
into
effect
and
wanted
In
bind
the
chief
rn-r:ncei
'o
M10
1c-scr
uuiuunU
-
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbOT
Wm
I
-aiaLtflB
lludso'a.Maximf
rioted
inventor
of
the
famous
Muxini
machine
gun
and
'Jiigli
explosives
-is
si
till
very
active
-at
Ihe
age
of
71:
It
i
said
that
he
is
working
on
a
number
of
new
invention
that
will
revolutionize
warfare.
Indian
Moslems
Condemn
the
Action
of
the
Turks
in
Regard
to
Caliphate:
Hussein
no
Chavxe
lir'.I.IJI,
March
12.
Moslem
opinion
here
sweepiiigly
con
demns
the
action
of
Muslaplia
Ivcnial
111
abolishing
Hie
Culiphule
mid
dispossessing
the
Imperial
family
al
Constantinople.
It
is
fell
that
the
Turks
have
not
only
dealt
a
severe
Mow
ut
Islam
but
belittled
Ihe
Indian
Moslems.
The.
action
is
denounced
as
n
grave
insult.
King
Jlus-eiu's
accession
to
Ihe
Caliphate
is
thought
not
likely
to
be
accepted
in
India.
The
Kgyptinu
plan
of
holding
a
oiiference
of
leading
Moslems
all
over
the
world
to
elect
u
Caliph
is
generally
favored
here.
OBJECTION
TO
GEORGE
GIBB
EXPRESS
RATE;
PASSED
AWAY
McGeer
Says
Low
Rato
In
East
Scottish
Has
to
be
Mado
up
In
This
Province
OTTAWA,
March
12.
Low
ex-i
irs
laivs
111
t.n-iu
v.
.ii
1
1.
make
il
pecessary
tor
the
operating
roiii'panies
lo
apply
high
rates
in
British
Colunnlda,
is
the
contention,
of
O.
McOeer,
.
re
presenting
Uritish
Columlbia
shiipers
in
Ihe
hearing
of
an
application
for'
increased
rate
before
the
Hoard
of
Hallway
Commissioners
today.
SEATTLE
MAYOR
Qets
Good
fMajorlty
In
Election
wnicn
took
ria.ee.
Tesieraay
SMVTTI.H,
Marcli
isV-Dr.
lil.-
win
Drown
was
re-eleeled
m,ayor
at
the
municiul
election
here
yesterday
over
Alfred
II.
I.und.
lug,
former
prosecuting
attorney,
by
if
majority
of
1,812.
The
vote
for
Drown
wu
10,75"
and
for
J.umlihg
35,1)17.
.Mayor
Drown
Is
Ihe
third
mail
OLD
CpUNTRY-FOOTBALL
1
Watchmaker
Had
Busi
ness
Here
at
One
Time-Widow
and
Son
The
death
occurrfd
in
Auyox
on
Monday
of.
(teorge
(!ibb,
formerly
engaged
in
the
watchmaking
business
in
Prince
Hu-perl.
Deceased
passed
away
af
ter
an
illness
of
fivo
weeks
in
(libh,
survive.
Anyox.
and
son,
William
PIIII.ADKI.P1IIA.
ju
Ihe
lilslory
of
Sealtle
to
-lie,
Fire
ileslroyed
the
elected
for
a
second
term
They;
reside
at
ELEVATOR
DESTROYED
AT
PHILADELPHIA
March
12.
-
Philadelphia;
MAK
lti
1924
Wkni
Vm
Want
A
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
TAXI
99
Up
BOSTON
GRILL
w
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Dest
of
Food
flood
Service,
Beet
Cara
and
Best
Servtot
PRINCE
RUpERT
private
Boies
for
Parly
Use.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
A
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL..
XIV,,
NO.
CI
PIU.NCK
IlUPKHT,
11.(1,
AVEDNEHDAY,
MAHCII
12,
11)24.
VoUrdty't
Circulation
1B6S
SirMt
Salt
PRJCE
FIVE
CENT8.
coud
afford,
to."
Bring
300,000
iiin
an
vir
arc
i.ffiii..l
Ii,
fiiiniiff.
'
vi.
i.i;...
h.ui
i-i.iin
locaiion,
men
lurning
uue
Wis
sstrset
ist.
uiai
niuiv
necessary.
SUi
llfiirv
Iti
fiirlnrsl
lii
nmli.'t
railway
and
because
by
supporting
"il
you
may
reduce
your
taxes,
me
.nyox
uospoa.
ne
lunerai.
,on(,
luU
f
u
,s
a
mU
a
it
is
understood,
wdl
Jake
place
an(
a
,,
aogelher
1
have
no
at
Ihat
place
under
Masonic
doiW
of
lll(J
ruture
auspices.
.
I
.
.
The
late
Mr.
Oihb
was
about
nil
years
of
age
and
was
a
native
'of
Scotland.
For
many
years
he
followed
his
trade
in
Kdinburgh,
coming
lo
Prince
Huperf
nhqu?
I
Iwo
years
ago.
lie
had
a
stand
NO
LIQUOR
FOR
PICNIC
OR
HUNTING
PARTIES
measure
was
defealcd
by
an
over.
whelming
majority.
J.
A.
Helanger,
one
o?
Prince
1
POUCY
OF
LABOR
GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITION
OF
CALIPH
AT
CONSTANTINOPLE
STIRS
INDIAN
MOHAMMEDANS
Labor
Government
in
Britain
Will
Keep
up
Defense
Force
and
is
Sustained
by
Commons
RUSSICK
WON
t
'
f
it
f
MONTREAL
CONFIRMS
SCOTTISH
CONTRACT
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Urges
Immigration:
Says
will
Ask
$20,000,000
Less
in
Budget
.
,
MO.TltKALx
.March
1
2.
Immigration
as
the
solution
of
it
greal
many
of
Canada'
problems
and
the
key
to
future
prosperity
of
thi
Uominioii
was
stressed
by
Sir
Henry
ThoriiUmV
president
and
chairman
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
in
addressing
more
Ujan
a
liiousaitd
members
of
the
Montreal
Can
adiau
Club
here
'Monday.
.Sir
Henry
did
not
consider
that
this
problem
was
o
difficult
us
il
appeared
on
the
surface.
,
"Immrgranou,"
he
said,
"can
be
divided
broadly
into
.,!..
claises.
The
first
are
those
who
have
sufficient
capital
lu
brinff
themselves
to
Canada
and
eslab-
-
r,
-
lish
theiiiselves
here,
and
the
see-
f)T)TTf
T
T)
All
Uf
A
V
ond
those
who
would
willingly
""WLJU
KKIII
f.
llfUtimi
KAILlff
AT
Urn-
If
ll.ev
had
the
eaoital.
We
jwill
never
bring
out
immigration
to
full
tide
until
that
point
of
view
is
understood
and
arrange
SURVEY
MADE
ment
art;
male
to
finance
those
who
ate
adaptable
to
conditions
Reconnaissance
here
and
who
wuud
cume
tf
they!
Route
Longer
able
lo
Would
MaJta
Than
Was
at
First
Intended
OTTAWA,
March
12,
The
re-
bring
three
hundred
thousand
l"J
P1
.Murray
inn,
uanauiap'
settlers
to
Canada
the
rest
will
National
hngineer,
indicate
that
take
care
of
themselves.
lmnVgra-
1,1C
rou,,!
,a
l'eacc
mver
by
Hrule
lion
will
feed
upon
lteir.
Hut
let
w'
-omewhal
circuitous
an
me
impress
the
Importance
of
ce-
lunger
than
was,
al
first
pro-garding
Immigration
from
a
?i-
Posed-
uhlle
'!0
Una'
is.
quit
iiancial
.oint
of
view-
U
-eau-
be
Uk-KiWiUU'in
miIe
iUr
lH.ml
fields.
It,
made
a
success
in
other
ways.
w"
"tralghl
north
from
Drule-
and
the-
number
we
can
bring
in
.leoends
noon
how
many
we
can
IO
J"""'""
"J
.'".
moriton-fSrande
prairie
line
old.
west
Canada
ha
many
problenw
there
.auwu
one
nuniireii
nu.es.
are
none
incapable
of
solution
if
1
L
bftu'r
radc
""
api.roached
in
the
right
manner
,,e
,lM,lP
"l
,,r"1
I'rpiwwi
and
with
proper
thought.
A
'r
'"
,
cf
-P-broad
understanding
and
the
1rr
lo
the
nrilish
Udumbia
subjection
8f
all
sectional
pride
,,,,M
P'-oposcd
by
the
Prirtco
and
difficulties
lo
the
broader
We
IJoar,,'r
lra,Jf-
principles
mf
national
'life
was',
1
al
,!rfM:"la
.
t
I''ea-
unit
utrii-ui
hjii
111
ifiiawu
111
ft-
!injr
Idc
coiislnictioij
of
the.
rpnl
-
ence
that
Ihe
budgettf
the
Can-
VrtAeU
aKainst
11
m
h"u
DrltisU
adiau
.aional
Hallways,
lo
be
presented
'
to
parliament
this
ColuiKbia
points.
lion
dollars
less
than
that
of
lasl
year.
Success
of
System
SH'akliig
of
the
success
of
the
National
system
during
the
past
year,
the
president
paid
tribute
lo
the
fidelity,
efficiency,
and1
courtesy
of
lill
employees.
The
This
good
will
of
the
travelling
.and
hipping
public
had
to
be
se
cured
by
service
and
by
courtesy.
"We
do
not
ask
your
patronage,'
he
said,
"we
do
not
ask
our
sniiiiort.
except
that
which
the
SETTLEMENT
WITH
CANADA'
Country
to
Get
Between
Eight
,and
Ten
Million
Dol
lars
War
Liabilities
a
i
LONTMIN,
March
12.
The.
Canadian
Press
learns
that
-
an
adjustment
of
account
between
service
justifies.
We
do
not
ask
banana
ami
.reauiriiaiu
nas
Been
aI
'
,l'ffar''
,u
w-ar
liabilities.-freialil
yortr
transportation
or
your
lieeause
it
is
the
i.eonle's
The
Dominion
will
receive
Cana-,
diau
bonds
and
cash
totalling
between
eight
amt
ten
milliotij
It
our
service
merits,
give
us
uouars,
me
payments
10
oc
ence-
(V
1
Ik
1
I
ll-M
Sltl
tit!!
f
your
support,
mu
1101
oinerwise.
"-
-m
h
ask
you
to
help
make
the
Can-j
adiau
National
Hailways
legitimately
and
in
fairness
a
success.
IMINE
TIE-UP
IS
DISSOLVED
Ottawa
Judge
Breaks
Injunction
Against
Premier
Eitenslon
Gold
Mining
Co.
CDMONTO.W
March
12.
-Pic-
OTTAWA.
March
i2.Jiilieii
hei-e
Tor
a
.short
time
but
left
n'nio
and
hunting
parlies
will
be
Kelly
has
dissolved
Ihe
injunction'
.......
l
I..
I..
I..
I...
II.
.....
1
n.-
nn
I
I
l!
year
ago
last
11111.
lor
-.nyox,"suiuivij
uij
uuwi
mi-
i"-.iiog
011
jio.hho
suures
01
siock
where
lislied.
he
has
since
-been
estab-pl'"
of
I
lie
revised
liquor
con
valued
at
$1,870,000
of
the
Pre,
A
widow
trot
mil
which
was
discussed
ny
mier
extension
Oold
Mining
Co.
Ihe
comniiUef
of
the
whole
li
'of
Drilisli
Columbia.
The
In,
the
Legislature.
junction
had
been
granted
on
Iho
W.
(i.
Johnston
of
Medicine
allegation
of
John.
A.
MacDonalJ
Hal
moved
,au
amendment
sug-of
Los
Angeles
thai
American
gesling
that
special
beer
licenses
.interests
were
attempting
to
Con-be
granted
for
picnic
and
hunt-
trot
the
mine,
ing
parties,'
tint
tho
vroposcil
,
.
,
,
,
,
HOCKEY,
.
.
Ottawa,
2;
Montreal;.
I.
and
Heading
railvvay
elevator
and
Hupcrt
s
old
timers
who
hashcen
.1.
Slade
Stevens,
federal
In.
oamugeo
uie
uuiidiugs
nuu
siores.
employed
ui
Auyox
lor
somo
iime.come
lax
collector,
salted
last
Tin.
Intt
will
nmrilml
lo
m..
n
tml
rollinip.l
In
llm
aIIv
Kt
II.
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,
f-,
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miiJtu
ito'taTS
tariii
a
vcitcrdav
I
Falls
or
dejiartmcnlal
bus(rtcs.