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U,'tUIHM-
-
.HUH
III
or
lnsi
year.
4.
J.
.4.
4-
RAILWAY
INTEREST
DANIEL
MCMORRIS
.
.
IS
NOT
AN
ASSET
DECLARES
MINISTER
Total
Amount
Was
up
to
March
Last
About
$131,000,000
OTI'AWA,
Mar.
25.
TouehiUr
on
rail.uty
finances.
Acting
Min
ister
Iti'Mi
in
tils
bintaet
speccli
yeslerday
said
Ihe
Xalional
llail-
way
had
not
been
able
to
ineel
arrears
of
iiileresl
accnmulaleil
on
loans
made
Ihem
by
the
gov-ernineiil
out
or
earnincs.
The
total
amount
of
arrears
to
March
III,
I
'.'.
I,
Ilie
minister
said,
ainmiiiled
to
about
i:il.lMHUMi(i
Iml
Ibis
whs
not
Ircaled
in
the
piihlie
itccoiints
as
an
asset.
II
is
held
in
abeyance
as
an
oxer-due
account.
OLIVER
SATISFIED
WITH
CONFERENCE
ALBERTA
PREMIER
YlirmlllA,
Mar.
?5.
Premier
Oliver
has
relur
I
here
from
i'
conference
wilh
Premier
(ireen
field
of
Alberta
al
I'.diuonlon
where
he
soiikIiI
Hie
co-oicra
lion
of
the
Alberlu
(ioverniuein
in
hi.
eiTorls
lo
secure
con-
ui
I'lll'l
lull
llf
the
Peace
HivPi
railway
wes
of
the
Hookies
"All
I
can
say
Is
Hud
I
mn
;
iniile
salisfied
with
Alberla's
al
til
inle'
towards
Ihe
IMS.I'
niiirked
the
Premier..
re
DIED
AT
-NELSON
NKI.SON.
Mar,
23.
Daniel
V.
McMorris,
72
years
of
age,
u
steamboat
caplalii.
who
took
oul
several
Koolenay
Lake
steamers
on
their
maiden
trips,
died
al
his
homo
here.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
ENGINE
DERAILS
NEAR
WOODCOCK
Passenger
Train
from
East
Will
Not
Arrivo
Until
Ten
o'clock
Tonight
The
engine
nr
Ihe
iiibntiii
1
p.lHsener
Iraill
ilue
dere
llii
uioriiin.'
ran
into
a
uitidslidi
while
inuinlins
a
eune
neii
Woodcock
about
it
a.m.
and
way
derailed
liiyelher
wilh
Ihe
friiir!
'rucks
of
an
cprei
refrigerator
sip
that
wan
iiomeitiately
behind
ll
.
No
on'
was
injured
ami
iiiipmeiil
is
now
al
the
ulid"
leariiiK
Ihe
I
ruck
ami
pulliiii'
lie
Incoiliolive
oil
Ihe
t'iiils
iKaiu.
Ten
o'clock
Iniiiuhl
was
Ihe
lime
scl
this
niitciiin:;
fnj
'
!hc
arrial
of
Ihe
ipt;tvid
Irain.j
The
caMiounil
M;iiyer
train
i
win
ie
iji'-vaieuco
on
nine
at
j
o'clock
lliiii
afN'rnonn.
.
.
,x
'
NEWMAN
ERB
DIED
TODAY
Well
Known
In
Connection
Wtth
Shipbuilding
Operations
Here
j
NEW
YORK,
Mar.
25.
j
Newman
Erb,
president
of
the
Ann
Harbor
Railroad,
died
In
the
hospital
here
today
following
an
operation
Monday.
.
Ho
was
75
years
of
age.
J
Mr.
Erb
was
vice-president
of
the
New
Dominion
Copper
j
Co.
He
was
admitted
to
the
j
bar
in
1S71
and
practiced
law
until
1920.
fn
his
earlier,
years
he
was
president
of
thej
Westorn
Telegraph
Company
which
was
absorbed
by
the
Wostern
Union.
Mr.
Erb
Is
best
known
to
Prlnco
Rupert
people
as
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Engineering
Co.
Ltd.
that
was
given
tho
contract
for
tho
construction
of
two
vcssols
here
bu
which
failed,
tho
work
on
tho,
vessels
bo')ig
completed
here,
by
the
Wallace
shipyards
of
Vancouver,
guiHyHIr
SEATTLE
CASE
Elmer
Hanhart
Shot
Mrs.
Morloy
of
Victoria
In
Taxicab
Say
Jury
SI'.A'ITI.l'.,
Mar.
M
a
n
hail
was
last
.
Klmcr
night
found
gullly
by
a
jury
of
shooting
-Mr.
Lillian
Morley
of
Virthrja
in
a
laxicah
on
.laiiuary
I
last.
The
Jury
also
gitxe
a
recommendation
for
mercy
which
makes
il.
man-
dnlory
for
the
Judge
lo
sentence
him
to
life
imprisonment
BODY
WAS
FOUND
YICTOHIA,
Mar.
25.
Tim
body
of
.lames
Dakers,
cook
on
Ilie
lug
Med
Fir,
xvho
disappeared
Iwo
'months
it'jo,
was
found
limiting
in
Cadboror
liny.
It
Is
believed
be
fell
fnlo
1
1
1
o
xvuIt
while
rowing
hack
lo
the
lug.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Pining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
f.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
Anytime.
at
Anywhere
ding
parties.
3rd
1
il,nd
Royal
ind
6th
Hotel,
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
In
Bostou
drill,
Third
Ave.
.
V1PECK,
Prop.
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
"vol
xv
N.
rr
I'lllXCC
IlU'tiltT,
H.C.,
Y.tt.rdi,'.
Olrculitlon.
1611
.e
.
"WFDiKST)AY,
MARCH
25,
Strett
talM
404
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
.
inAMptKLAlN
ON
IMPERIAL
RELATIONS
Lilt
AM
MINES
SHOWING
UP
WELL
AND
LIKELY
TO
BE
PRODUCTIVE
hamberlain
Hopes
tor
brum
Government
to
get
Closer
to
the
Dominions
and
Discuss
by
Cable
LONDON.
Mar.
'.'.
1
N
hiding
Ilie
protocol
debate
m
i
llnii'
(.ominous,
Austin
ChamhcTlaiii,
foreign
secretary.
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ii
I
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mailt
r.
l
litje
that
when
we
gel
in
cocr
uii.ti
xvitli
Hi'!
issues
Uiey
xxjll
be
comparatively
so
simple
dial
In-
possible
lo
commit
iiegoiiniions
iy
inhle
in
Hie
event
e
r..ai
iti-n
lit
llil
I
f
1
1
III
ll
lllllll'ai
ll
iw
tt
iiiiiIIjim
liM
tit
.
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l
i
ill
lii
ttti.iliti
fun
Iin
1
1
tm
ii
it
nu
ttk
I
.......
h)
participate
ill
tlieir
deliberations
and
pledge
llieir
OH
II
(l0lllillil,.
n
ENGINES
HAVE
DUTY
LOWERED:
"We
asked
I
hem
In
allon
!
(heir
rcpreseiilnlfxcs,
who
at-:
tended
the
assembly
of
(he
ll.ciuuc
of
Nations
at
Geneva
in
Mir
ii
1
1
1
ii
1
1
1
1
1
.
In
cniiii'
In
the
conn,
ley
in
sufficient
linn-
before
that
occasion
so
4
hat
we
might
be
able
In
communicate
together
and
try
In
go
united
In
Ocncva."
.
h.
.
.
-
a
aa
a
a
a
a
Jrcome
and
Sales
Tax
Rc-
mains
Same
j
TAXATION
CHANGES
"Vtvwa
Ma.
j.
Cngun-
'
i
-i:.tioi
nf'ltul
ll
l
tii('i'iiieii
arc.lo
rii-;
'
'
:ma
r
a
lower
rale
ol
V
I
I,.,
II...
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....
t
n
I.M.
.
III.-
Illlll.-I
iri,
yesterday.
'
w
iaat
iu
change
i
Mi.M-
include
t
In
i
iin
export
duly
in-
'ii
equal
lo
i
ii!ni'i,iHiT
ear.
i
in1
an
increase
in
laciv
I
'al
rioin
Cnlli'd
ill
1
1
i
1
1
1
iiiiiehliiery
Hi;,
d
iml
iin.
duly
on
in
U
n
reiionil.
The
11
IV
Mm
I.I
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'
'
I
1
"i
74.
I
I'll
I
III
i
Illlll
I'.al
iliiniiniMils
payable
iiii
iin
due
(up
revised
:
Tin
enjoins
liilllT
i':-liiii
n-aardiiia
dlllllliill
!!!
II...
.
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.
....
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raiieiruii
i-
uur
i.
'II
III'
'-
'inaieil
thai
llio
in-ii'vtMnic
rrom
taxation
"ixnii
a
million
dollar.
'"''
iiiv
made
in
the
1
1
,,'
111
-silei.
lax
except
Hie
N""
llllilHililis
lii
-ales
lux
r
'
'
mill-
"mill
s,
'
'
"
ami
iusis
ror
Kits
and
irlU'li
.t
i
ti
ihcr
riiiilHC:ii'
iMli
....
i
.
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II
11-u
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......
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Id
I
III
on....
ONLY
TWO
WEEKS
REGISTER
VOTERS
There
is
less
than
two
Hi;-I..s
lep
fvy
lltuj.
iml
on
the
miIci
liM
-Jiere
to
rrlnler
if
they
ain
lo
hiivc
an
ojipoi'liinily
In
xole
at
iin
cleclhni
Ihin
ear.
Xii
one
can
1
!
I
when
an
eleelion,
federal
or
inovineial.
may
be
sprung
and
il
i
wimIihm
lo
In.'
nreiiarnl.
Mis.
Ian.
Onslow
Deiiuistoiin,
wife
of
l.ieul.
Colonel
l)i'l,iiiloiin
anil
widow
of
the
lale
Lord
Cariiiirvou
who
died
al
I,
uxor.
It
was
her
husband
who
was
sued
by
his
Conner
wife
and
against
whom
a
verdict
was
secured
es5erday
and
who
has
In
pay
5,(11)11
loaned
hint
by
her.
Some
superstitions
people
in
London
declare
Hie
"Cuw
of
Kgypt"
is
following
Ihe
widow
of
the
Ninons
discoverer
of
the
tomli
of
Tuleiikhameii.
Alice
Arm
Mines
Showing
Well
and
Especially
the
Toric
Across
as
River
from
Famous
Dolly
Varden
As
development
woik
proceeds
on
Ilie
Toric
mine
across
the
Kil-.nilt
llixer
from
Ilie
Dolly
Varden
id
Alice
Arm,
Ilie
immense
possilnlilics
of
Ihe
piopeilv
are
being
shown
up
and
it
is
noxv
i
iiiiiiied
i
Ilia
t
llu
biggest
body
of
ore
ever
encountered
in
Hie
district
hi.-
been
laid
open.
Since
starling
underground
Work
on
October
15
last,
Hie
Consolidated
llomestake
Mining
fi
De-xelopmetil
Co.
has
drilled
over
500
feel
of
tunnelling.
l,ast
xveck
llo
highest
grade
.ore
yel
found
in
the
mine
xvas
eiieoun-Icred.
After
drilling
through
'J7
feel
of
ore,
Ihe
maximum
width
of
Iin'
ore
body
Is
giv.?
"
-
-
forly
feel
with
i
expectations
drive
a
S
00
fool
tunnel
into
ore
thai
il
will
widen
out
as
Hi.'
work
proceeds.
The
whole
ledge
of
Ihe
Ti.ric
mine
is
impregnated,
wilh
silver,
the
ore
being
coiii-i
posed
ol
ualixe
silver,
aiKentile
and
galena,
native,-
silxer
being
especially
predominant.
Ilupes
that
Alice
Arm
will
.shortly
re-
Siiim
il-
position
in
die
limelight
of
ttie
milling.
xvorhl
are
b-iiu
limit
uii
around
the
Toric
mine.
'
-
There
is
an
interesting
rumor
going
the
rounds
at
Alice
Arm
Iiml
Ihe
llelmoul-Surf
inlet
Mines
lid.
in.iy
aciuiru
and
operate
Ihe
Dolly
Varilen
and
Wolf
mines
now
that,
this
coni-piiny's
pioiic-lies
ill
Siirr
Inlet
sue
known
lo
be
petering
out.
'Ihe
rumor,
hnwexer,
lacks
any
olllcial
i
imfiruiiitiou.
La
Rose
Mlno
'
The
I.a
Hose
mine,
located
not
far
from
Ihe
Dolly
Varden
Mail-way
about
ten
miles
from
Alice
Arm.
i-
another
properly
on
winch
ili'xeloi'iiienl
work
is
plan-
of
established
values.
This
il
is
considered
would
be
a
more
economical
plan
than
continuing
shaft
wink.
The
l.a
Mose
mine
is
controlled
by
a
company
of
Prince
Muperl
and
Alice
Arm
men.
Dr.
,
W.
T.
Kergin
is
president;
.1.
II.
Thompson,
vice-president,
and
K.
II.
Mnrlimcr,
secretary-treasurer.
Miles
Donald,
Joe
Wells
and
.1.
M.
Morrison
are
directors.
II
is
remitted
from
Alice
Arm
thai
ucxolialious
are
being
inuili"
by
Hie
Anyox
syndicate
owning
Hie
Ksiicraiiza
mine
for
a
sale
of
thai
properly.
The
report
D
thai
the
intending
purchaser.
are
influential
Vancouver
men
xvbo.
should
they
aciuirc
tin
properly,
would
proceed
willi
an
act
l
e
dcNclopment
prourain
ju-
eluiliug
l
In
Minting
in
ol
a
con-ceiilraliug
mill
ami
a
short
Irani
Ihe
Ksperana
is
located
a
couple
or
miles
u;i
the
hill
lo
(lie
West
of
Alice
Arm.
II
'
bus
shinned
ore
of
good
values
on
't
.tied
Hits
year
ll
is
proposed
o
Ismail
settle
for
many
years.
Thrilling
Voyage
in
Forty
Foot
Gasboat
from
Cumshewa
Inlet
Caught
in
Hie
terrific
southeast,
gale
wliieh
lashed
Hecate
Straits
In
lory
on
Monday
afternoon,
a
Ui-fool
gasliuat
curry
ing
u
piol
of
Japs
from
Cumshewa
Inlet
xveallierod
t
ho
storm
and
uriived
here
litsl
nighl
after
a.
thrilling
iKI-hour
trip,
hvery-
tliltig
li.'ist)
'it
the
small
craft
xvas
carried
away
and
oven
tho
skiff
xvi
lost.
SoTimgli
was
the
sou
Unit
a
heavy
toy!
chest
in
the
liol.i
xvii
turned
over.
II
xvas
only
the
good
performance
of
the
engine
ml
the
almost
uncanny
seamanship
of
those
oi
hoari
the
hoi.'
th
.'
saved
the
little
vessel
from-
foundering.
'
Victoria
Cougars
are
Favorites
for
Hockey
Game
Friday
Night
Details
of
Monday's
Big
Game
'Special
to
Daily
News)
VANUOUVKH,
Mar.
2
Delayed
l.y
wire
trouble;
After
a
I
lure
lo
one
victory
here
last
nighl
on
top
of
rt
five
to
tvvp
win
on
Saliiiilaj,
I
lie
Victoria
Cougars
ae
easy
favorites
oyer
Les
(iiiiiudiciis
for
ilie
llijrd
Klauley
Cup
world
serftja
ilayoff
at
Victoria
Friday
nighl.
(lo.ils
do
not
count,
the
winner
of
the;
find
tin
ei
games
in
five
laking
the
honors
and
Ihe
Stanley
Cup.
Dopesler.s
measuring
the
eight
to
llireo
margin
for
the
westerners
attach
considerable
iin-
j
--
-
-
porliince.
however,
lo
I
lit"
fael,pxrp
III
I
FI
thai
I
ri.lay's
game
will
be
tin-
MVr
K
1
1
1
Ml
fii-l
lli;.l
Hie
Mmilte:il
le:im
M.MJMJMUM
will
enter
entirely
fresh
after
Ihe
lini'.'
e.;u:lin'-
traxelling.
II
is
also
known
lloil
the
I'reiieh-i
men
are
only
now
gelling
ac-
climiilicd
lo
the
western
atmos
phere
before
nearly
elexen
llioii-
sand
xviblly'enlliusiiislic
fans
who
heered
tin
teams
impartially
but
naturally
faxorcd
Hie
Coll
ars.
.Ihe
latter
dished
up
fast
hockey
featured
by
deadly
sharp-
houtiug,
dazzling
speed
and
Hose
checking
wilh
body
and
slick,
Walker
and
-Frederick
sou
shone
hrilliuully
again.
these
players
gelling
Ihe
first
Iwo
goals
in
Hie
first
period
Scoring
Joliat
sd
fcl
fur
the
Canadiens
in
Ilie
second
spasm,
a
fine
piece
of
individualism.,
and
strangely
enough
the
puck
was
finally
kicked
in
lo
the
easterner's
goal
by
Clem
f.oughlin.-
Caslern
rufes
were
strictly
ob
served,
giving
Ihe
Canadieiis
Hie
edge
in
this
respect.
The
next
tune.
Friday,
will
be
under
weslern
rules.
Mm
en
ami
Vcniza
in
goal
ami
Couture
scintillated
throughout,
.Morcnz
at
one
lime
toying
with
the
whole
Victoria
leant
as
he
circled
lime
and
again
lo
kill
time
while
two
of
his
team
mates
were
on
the
bench
for
penalties.
Fxery
Cougar
xvas
in
a
snarl
ing,
dangerous
mood,
Happy
Holmes,
in
goal
being
particu
larly
safe.
The'
entire
team
played
like
world
xvinners
with
'two
men
attacks
and
nit
airliighl
de
fence.
v
Goal
Summary
First
period
Victoria,
Walk
er,
H.I
5;
Victoria,
Frederickson.l
7.30.
Second
period
Canadieiis,
Jolial,
I.1H.
"Third
period
Victoria,
Valk-
er,
8.52.
Penalties
First
period
llalderson
and
Malz.
MAY
EXCLUDE
U.S.
HALIBUT
Dospatoh
Says
Government
May
Act
on
Demand
Prince
Ruport
Interests
(Special
to
Dally
News)
OTTAWA,
Mar.
25.
The
Federal
Government
may
take
stops
to
prohibit
American
fishing
boats
from
plying
their
trads
In
British
Columbia
waters
In
accordance
with
the
demand
of
Prince
Rupert
halibut
interests
that
United
States
fishing
boats
bo
excluded
as
thoy
aro
from
the
Atlantic.
It
Is
realized
hero
that
the
only
extenuating
feature
for
consideration
is
the
large
volume
of
trafflo
accruing
to
the
National
Railways
In
hauling
refrigerator
cars
across
the
continent.
Advertise
in
tho
Dally
News.
50
INJURED
TRAIN
WRECK
Seven
Cars
of
Bordeaux-Paris
Express
Jump
Track
and
go
Into
River
PAHI.
Mar.
25.
Five,
are
knoxvn
to
have
been
killed
and
50
injured
when
Ihe
liorilcaux.l'ari-i
express
was
wrecked
near
here
today.
Seven
coaches
jumped
the-track
and.
three
tumbled
iido
"
-4brixrrrM.'-
-
Many
of
the
passengers
bmko
their
xvay
oul
of
the
half
submerged
cars
and
were
saved.
A
detachment
of
Morroccan
soldiers
on
board,
all
of
whom
tiaxe
police
records,
displayed
much
bravery
m
rescue
work.
SHOOTING
CASE
BURNABY
DR.
Pole
'Formerly
Knew
Dr.
Wilson
at
Alert
Bay
It
Is
Stated
VAXCOL
VFM,
Mur,
23.
Dr.
H.
:
(.
Wilson,
formerly
of
Alert
Hay,
was
allegedly
shot
and
seriously
;
wounded
by
Alfred
K.
Uerslak,
a
i
Pole,
al
his
home
last
night.
It
is
alleged
that
Herslak,
xvho
knew
Wilson
at
Alert
Hay,
sotiight
work
and
thai
he
returned
lo
Wilson's
home
by
appointment,
xvhen
lie
was
informed
his
efforts
to
secure
Miiploymcitt,
were
unavailing.
,
It
is
alleged
Hint
Herslak
then
drexxtlhe
xveapon
and
fired,
the
bullet
going
through
Wilson's
rbest
near
his
collar
bone.
Herslak
went
lo
a
nearby
drug
store,
il
is
alleged,
and
told
ho
had
done
He
shooting.
lie
is
held
on
an
ooeu
charge.
Herslak,
jm
N'ing
charted
in
court,
xvas
rem.
,
led
pending
tho
result
of
Hie
xvound
inflicted.
BURIAL
HONORS
LORD
CURZON
Service
Took
Place
In
Westmin
ster
Abboy
Today
and
Interment
Will
be
LONDON.
March
25.
Huriat
service
in
Westminster
Abbey,
the
highest
honor
il
is
possible
lo
pay
Hie
remains
of
a
Hrilisli
slalesinini,
.
was
conferred
on
those
of
Hie
late
Lord
Curzoit
today.
Ilttrial
will
take
place
tomorrow'
in
Ihe
family
xttult
of
Kedleslon.
ii
,
NEW
U.S.
BOAT
The
new
American
halibut
schooner
(inhesion
is
makim?
her
first
call
itl
Mils
port
today,
l
The
vessel
is
legist
ered
itl
Ta-
coiiih,
He
tonnage
Is
21
and
Capt.
A.
I.arseti
is
ier
irustrr,
Shu
ban
a
culuh
of
30,000
p
untd