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AND
FINER
EXHIBIT
at
Wembley
Along
with
Other
Dominions
'
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linn
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lo
1
iiiro.
"Whatever
happens,
we
II,-
ca'iuiol
he
merely
onlooker.
We
hall
have
lo
be
participants."
Passion
for
Expansion
The
passion
for
national
ex
pansion,
which
was
iinplanleil
in
ecry
Virile
race
nan
i-.iucu
.us
in
Ihe
iiasl,
declared
Ihe
general.
If
war
look
place
in
Ihe
I'acific
in
Ihe
near
future,
il
would
he
because
of
a
desire
for
expansion
011
I
Ins
pari
of
one
of
the
fc'real
powers.
liencral
Mellricn
spoke
of
Ihe
stroiiily
fortified
bases
main-liiineij
by
Hie
United
Slab's
on
the
I'ieihe
al
Ihe
I'anaiiia
.one
iiml
siiiil
the
nronoseil
naval
manoeuvres
of
Ihe
t'nitcil
Stales
fleel
olf
Honolulu
lo
lake
place
(Ids
year
were
regarded
by
Ihe
.lapaiieM
With
suspicion.
Then
came
Ihe
.statement
which
slarlled
his
healers,
(.an-
add,
he
said,
had
ii
naval
base
al
Fsfpiiiuall,
which
he
described
as
Vnither
obsolescent,"
with
:i:it
11
and
a
few
,,'iius
only.
while
no
allemiil
was
made
lo
defend
Prince
lluperl.
lie
con-
Irn.ii-il
lliis
with
Ihe
action
of
Australia,
which,
with
n
mandate
over
several
Islands,
has
six
naval
bases.
No
Justice
Without
Might
Owlnif
lo
Canada's
situation.
liencral
Mcllrien
said,
Ihe
.de
partment
oT
defence
had
great
rcspnlislbililie.s
III
keeping
UU
i.i.vxii'ni
vi'mr'aml
eiiuimiiuir
ami
IriliuiiiH
rorces
Tor
Ihe
dercnce
id
Canada
and
lo
enable,
it
lo.
lake
ils
place
in
the
I'.inpiie.
.Iulice
without
inishl
was
1111-uvailiug
and
he
urged
Canailiiuis
to
use
I
heir
best
endeavors
lo
make
Hie
Finpire
stronger
and
hind
ils
parlM
logelher
more
closely.
"It
is
better
lo
live
and
work
for
your
county
in
peace
than
lo
die
for
il
In
war,"
lie
coiirmucu.
BULGARIA'S
MINISTER
STATES
ASSASSINATED
SOFIA,
Feb.
1
1.
Professor
Nlcliola
MilelV,
recently
appointed
Bulgarian
minister
to
Ihe
United
assassinated
here
Slates,
was
last
nitfhl.
OTTAWA,
lei.,
li.
Frril
Stuck
Iwliiy,
afler
;i
Conference
willi
O.
li.
Mr-Ori'i'c,
nut
a
resolution
mi
I
lie
oilier
paper
of.
(lie
House
oT
Commons
III;:
III,;
.'in
iiupiii-y
l)i'
undertaken
lo
ascertain
Ihe
amount
of
monies
received
iiy
Hie
Dominion
(iiiliTlilii'-nl
from
Hie
Provinces
iiml
llieic
contributions
lo
each
wild
a
view
lo
finding
uul
if
B.C.
is
gelling
iin
equitable
shaiif
of
federal
revenue.
TUG
FEARFUL
AND
I
V
DREDGE
EXPECTED
"
HERE
IN
DAY
OR
SO
Already
Some
Preliminary
Work
Is
Being
Done
at
the
Elevator
Site
Here
II
is
evpecleil
that
Ihe
tu
fearful
and
dredge
No.
10,
be.
longing
lo
W.
I'..
Arnell,
will
arrive
here
by
Sunday
or
.Monday
lo
sIhi-I
work
.011
Hie
elevator
site.
.Mr.
Arnell
is
(nnlerslood
to
be
coming
north
willi
Hie
eiuipinent,
Operations
will
start
a
day
or
so
after
Ihe
lug
and
dredgo
arrive.
Already
a
track
crane
is
busy
doing
some
preliminary
clearing
up
work
at
the
elevator
site.
JACKMILLER
IS
SENTENCED
Former
Local
Man
Gets
Two
Years
and
$15,000
Fine
for
Liquor
Consplraoy
(Special
to
Dally
News)
LOf?
ANGELES,
Feb.
14.
Jack
Miller,
Vancouver
liquor
dealer,
was
sentenced
to
two
years
In
Leavenworth
Penitentiary
and
fined
$15,000
on
four
counts
In
connection
with
a
liquor
smuqqllnq
conspiracy.
Alexander
Curtis,
president
of
the
Curtis
Packing
Co.,
of
Longbcach,
was
sentenced
to
two
years
and
fined
$7,500.
FUNERAL
HELD
JODAY
OF
MAGNUS
SIGURDSON
DR.
GRANT
OFFICIATING
The
funeral
of
the
late
Sigurdson.
who
was
drowned
near
Smith
Island
on
Wednesday,
look
place
Hits
afternoon
from
Ihe
house
on
Fifth
Avenue,
llev.
II.
II.
(Irani.
ol)lclaliug.
l'all
bearers
were
Thomas
Hoiiller,
.too
I'lillipson,
.
T.
Il
.louasun
Win.
(ii'inson,
.J
1
1
o.
Fyolfs'oti
and
H.
I1'..
I'',yolfson.
F'loral
olferings
were
sent
by
It.
II.
Keel'haber,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moersch,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boulter,
Fredie
llouller.
Mr.
hid
Mrs.
It.
Long,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Miss
Sara
l'hillipson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Took,
Miss
Sharp
and
Hyde
Transfer.
t
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
!
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
MM'"
floor
for
hire,
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquet
and
wed
Anvwhere
at
Anytime
ling
parties.
Stind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ralss,
apply
to
Boston
and
em
si.
flrill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vol.
xv
no
an.
"'tin
.
I'HINCE
HIPI-IIT
U.U.,
SAilHUAY,
FEB
I
it
AH
Y
14,
1083.
William
T.
liosgnive,
resident
of
Ihe
Irish
Free
Stale,
pu-es
for
Ins
bust,
which
is
being
exenileil
by
(ieorgc
F.
Wains,
the
American
sculptor,
in
his
Auleuil
studio
Coroner's
Jury
Disagrees
in
Investigating
Death
of
Little
,
.
.
Norma
Munro:Drivei
Charged
After
deliberating
for
one
hour"
and
IfJ
minutes,
Ihe
coroner'
jury
at
the
impiesl
into
Ihe
death
of
jillle
Norma
luiiro,
who
was
killed
011
Thursday
afternoon
wlwn
dvnocked
down
by
ari.Niiln-mobile
driven
by
(J.
V.
Symes,
returned
lo
Ihe
courtroom
at
1
o'clock
Ibis
afternoon
reporting
that
it
had
failed
lo
come
to
an
agreement,
llisngreemeill
of
a
coroner's
jury
is
a
rare
occurrence
in
Ihe
history
oT
British
Columbia
law
courts,
but
il
is
provided
Tor
by
slalule
by
having
Ihe
empiiry
adjourned
until
the
next
eniiri
of
assize
and
the
jury
retained
until
thai
lime.
C.
V.
.Symes,
Ihe.
driver
of
Ihe
cur,
is
mil
on
jjTi.uoo.
bail
011
a
charge
of
iii:iiikliiiiLrliler.
-
The
impiest
opened
Ibis
inorii-j
iug
at
in
o'clocli
in
the
city
niiliee
court
before
Coroner
Nor
man
Wall.
The
jury
comprised!
John
Dybhavii
'foreman
,
Led!
Wnugh.
W.
1).
Vance.
0.
1'.,
John
Mnuson.
She
saw
Hie
little
girl
apparently
standing
'in
the
road
and
the
car
approaching
fairly
near.
The
driver
attempted
twice
lo
turn
ainl
clear
the
voungsler
and,
in
doing
so,
Ihe
right
wheels
or
Ihe
car
went
up
on
the
sidewalk.
She
did
not
actually
see
Ihe
child
struck.
Later
she
saw
the
child
lying
on
Ihe
-Heel.
The
car
came
to
a
slop
about
till
feet
further
on.
The
ar
was
travelling
al
a
reasonable
rale
of
speed,
willicss
opiiieil.
It
was
travelling
on
the
right
hand
side
of
Ihe
street.
Saw
Car
Coming
Annie
Smith,
aged
tL
saw
the
car
approaching
as
Ihe
tilth
air
I
was
crossing
Hie
street.
Sin
lliouulil
Unit
Ihe
car
would
run
into
Hie
child
and
she
lurned
her
back.
The
driver
tried
lo
slow
1111
and
Hie
car
ran
011
lo
the
sidewalk.
She
did
not
hear
tin
horn
of
Ihe
car
looted.
The
lillb
girl
was
lying
on
Ihe
road
in
front
of
Ihe
Monro
house.
The
ear
slopped
near
Ihe
Spencer
house.
I
:
1
1
1
1
1
Cilgar
heard
a
boy
,
r
It
r..ll
I
screaming
lor
ins
lamer
wnum
she
saw
come
out
and
pick
up
Ihe
little
girl.
She
saw
Ihe
man
get
out
of
his
car
-which
was
slopped
near
Ihe
Spencer
house
iiml
come
back.
She
did
not
see
Hie
little
girl
struck
and
she
did
not
hear
Ihe
horn
tooled,
Heard
Scream
Mrs,
l.
U.
Mcllac,
who
was
coining
along
Young
Slreet
near
the
lliiplist
(.liurch,
heard
a
.renting
'ami
grinding
noise.
She
saw
a
car
go
by
011
d-'irili
Avenue
continued
on
page
three)
BUYS
ISLAND
Tinker,
John
II.
.Mitchell,
and
H.
S.
Alllslone.
City
Solicitor
K.
F.
iMorosby
Taken
Over
by
Wealthy
.limes
and
W.
O.
Fulton
appeared
j
Callfornlan
Who
Will
Lay
as
counsel,
the
laller
lor
&yines.
Ihe
first
witness
was
Mrs.
It
Out
YMLrd.r't
Circulation
1621
Strut
SIm
4M.
YICTOIHA,
Feb.
1
1.
-Moresby
Island,
one
of
the
largest
Of
the
minor
groups
of
islands
in
the
Oulf
of
(icorjda.
about
twenty
miles
from
Victoria
has
been
old
lo
Louis
llraduury,
a
weanhy
mining
operaior
nnu
land
owner
of
California.
The
occupants
of
Ihe
island
are
now
moving-
otf
In
lurii
11
over
lo
Bradbury
and
his
associates.
It
I
be
developed
as
a
pleasun
resorl.
An
artificial
lake
will
be
onslrucled,
a
golf
course
laid
out
ami
a
club
hotel
creeled.
Fnion
steamer
Venture-;
Capl
.
Johnstone,
was
in
port
nl
noon
soul
minium
irom
.uyux
md
the
Nans
lliver
lo
Vanrouver
.
MINING
PROSPECTS1,
.
OF
BULKLEY
VALLEY
The.
Sinitliers
Board
of
Trade
has
recently
prepared
a
survey
of
Iho
mining
prospects
of
the
llulkley
Valley.
The
work
has
been
in
charge
id
L.
S.
Mcllill,
last
year's
secrelary
and
this
year's
president,
and
Is
very
comprehensive.
11
covers
each
properly
in
detail
and
Will
prove
of
great
interest
to
miners
and
others.
The
report
will
he
published
in
this
paper
in
serial
form,
continued
for
several
days
until
completed.
nam-ial
policy
ul.vin
will
be
shown
to
have
been
I
J
1
1
Ti
1
1
!
1
1
ll
t'l
I
.
Another
factor
believed
lo
be
cuiilritiiiling
lo
the
.situation
is
Hie
political
uuresl
due
lo
the
growing
conflict
between
.gov
ernment
partisans
and
I'alholics,
wliirh
chlininaleil
in
the
recent
Marseilles
riot
IN1ERESTNG
FISH
BOAT
CASE
HEARD
IN
COUNTY
COURT
If
Member
of
Crew
Shares
Pro
fits
Should
he
also
share
Losses
Is
Question
Involved
A
lesl
ease
lo
decide
ilily
of
a
member
of
a
1
.-m
1119
1
boat
crew
for
portion
of
loss
6n
a
I
rip
was
heard
by
.MuJge
Voun
in
the
County
Courl
yesterday
iflefiioon
and
judgment
was
re-
scrvcii
.
1
lie
case
was
nun
01
ivigau
vs.
Sheppard
in
which
W.
Taylor
appeared
for
the
lainlitf
and
K.
F.
Jones
for
the
efendaiil.
In
11)23
the
fishing
boat
I
ml-1
ihiu,
Hie
crew
of
which
ilefend-
inl
was
a
member,
ended
a
voy-
al
a
loss.
One
of
Ihe
crew
hail
been
drowned
ami
another
id
gone
insane.
The
plainlilT
claimed
he
had
entered
into
an
igree
ut
willi
Capl.
Byrne
hereby
Ihe
captain
and
crew-
were
lo
sliaie
ill
losses
on
irips
iiuv.
Defendant
claimed
that
was
no
aware
of
any
such
irrangeinenl.
II
was
proven,
lowever.
Hint
defendant
hud
hared
ill
nrevious
profits
utnl
Ihe
uueslion
arose
as
lo-whether
this
eonsilulcd
partnership.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Division
I.
Arsrual
n,
lluihlcrsfiehl
i.
As4ou
Villa
1,
Birmingham
0.
Burnley
1.
Tollenhain
1.
Bury
I.
Wesl
Ham
2.
'
,
Canlifr
I,
Notts
County
1.
Leeds
I..
11,
Wesl
Ilrinvvich
1.
Liverpool
t.
Newcastle
I'.
I.
Manchester
City
I,
Blackburn
:
Nolls
Foresl
2.
Sheffield
U.
Preston
I,
Bolton
0.
Sunderland
1,
Fverton
1.
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Mrdrieonians
0,
Aberdeen'
0.
Celllc
2,
St.
Johnstone
1.
3.
Dundee
2,
Hamilton
A.
0.
Fnlkirk-Hangers
not
played.
Ililierniaus-Third
Lanark
not
played.
Morion
2.
Hearts
(I.
I'artick
Thistle
'2.
.Kilmarnock
I,
Oueen's
Park
I,
Cowdenbeath
I
Unllh
Hovers
I.
Motherwell
0.
St.
Mirren
I,
Ayr
United
0.
SCOTLAND
BEAT
WALES
KDINIIl'KOII.
Feb.
1
1.-
hi
ah
international
soccer
match
play
ed
here
today
Scotland
defeated
Wales
three
goals
lo
one.
PRICE
FIVE
CEJTCS
GLECT
OF
RUPERT
DEFENSES
MENTION
ROP
IN
PRICE
Or
FRENCH
MONEY
DUE
TO
LACK
OF
FAITH
IN
COUNTRY
Is
11
f
f
1
enuunalt
llhznlPtP
ana
frmro
Rupert
Neglected
is
Comment
of
Army
Chief
of
Staff
in
Address
Miivi
f
ivinr
t
nan
nnrrficrc
I
no
i
nnniimn
1
r
Canada
with
that
of
Australia
and
Urges
Action
IMPORTANCE
OF
PACIFIC
OCEAN
)esire
of
Expansion
of
Some
Great
Power
may
Cause
War
and
Canadians
Could
Not
be
Onlookers
Special
lo
Daily
News
.
MUVI'llKAI.,
Fub.
1
1.
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llu
defenses
of
Ksipiimall
hit
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uvtwt
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al
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nrili'p
nf
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l:ini?hlir
lit
Killtiirt
iii
-
'
Mcllhrii
began
by
pointing
nut
Ihe
importance
'
of
Paeilic
problems
In
students
Wmhl
tirade
tirade
nosiljom.
of
Canada,
Alls
anil
.New
Zealand,
inll'
of
affairs
in
I
lie
Pacific
lor
x
1
1
a
1
importance
10
mm-
r.n.-
STORK
ASKS
HRW
PROVINCES
STAND
TOWARD
DOMINION
Exodus
of
Capital
and
Political
Unrest
Cause
Price
of
Franc
to
Drop
PAHIS,
FuL.
14
The
continued
exodus
of
capital
from
this
ouiilry
ascribed
lo
decreasing
confidence
in
Frunce
011
the
gove
i
inenl's
financial
policy
is
given
in
banking
circles
for
the
harp
fluny
in
exchange,
which
sent
Hie
dollar
to
111
finnrs
25
ciiliincs
today.
Capital
exportation
is
said
to
Im
going
oil
largely
through
I
lie
pun-hasc
nf
foreign
securities
on
the
Bourse.
It
is
estimated
thai
four
billion
francs
have
been
exported
s;iice
Christinas.
Premier
lleriol
is
confident
thai
when
the
government's
fi-
is
understood,
III'"
ATTACK
MADE
ON
GOVERNMENT
Spirited
Debate
on
Address
In
Commons
Yesterday:
Senate
Adjourns
OTTAWA,
Feb.
14.
The
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne,
which
came
near
dying
a
natural
death
Thursday
evening,.
was
re-vived
wberiV.
jinus
of
Pjnv
lnons
resuthriJ
Friday
and
bo-came
slrenuo.us
a
tjie
day
wore-on.'-
'
T'lie
debate
was
carried
on
by
Ihe
li-
l('"ni,ervlive
members,
who
Join.
riti.i..ied
in
a
spirited
attack
on
the
,
in
ui
mijii-iii.
The
.Senate
adopted
the
motion
for
Ihe
address
In
the
evening
and
adjourned
until
March
10.
DISTRESS
NOT
UNUSUAL
ERIN
Minister
of
Agriculture
Accuse)
Newspaper
Correspondents
of
Exploiting
DUBLIN,
Feb.
It.
Patrick
Ilogun,
minister
of
agriculture,
told
daily
press
correspondents
that
they
had
been
exploiting
lh
distress
in
western
It-eland
for
I
heir
ow
n
purposes
and
said
there
was
no
abnormal
distress
Ibis
year.
There
is
always
distress
in
these
districts.
There
vvas
no
failure
of
Ihe
po'.alo
crop
exeepl
in
limited
areas.
PILLSBURY
TRYING
FOR
BOAT
CONTRACT
So
Says
Special
Despatch
From
Ottawa
Published
In
Van-
-couver
Sun
A
special
despatch
from
Otta
wa
lo
the
Vancouver
Min
says:
To
persuade
Hie
government,
Ihrnugh
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
In
build
.a
ship
at
Prince
Iin
pert,
is
tlie
mission
here
of
J.
Pillsbury,
superintendent
of
the
Prince
llupert
dry
dock.
MISS
TOLMIE
FALLS
FROM
WINDOW
AND
DIES
YICTOIHA,
Feb.
It.
-
Miss
(i'eralillne
Tolmie,
niece
of
the
bile
Licul.-Oovernur
T.
W.
Patterson,
is
dead
as
a
result
of
falling
from
a
window
of
Mm
home
lit
Uplands.
She
had
not
been
well
for
some
lime,
She
was
born
in
Kincardine,
Onl,
ami
was
Ihe
daughter
ot
the
lain
John
Tolmie,
member,
of
Parliament
for
Bruce
constituency.
Adverll?e
In
the
Dally
News.