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23.
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arrive
at
Prince!
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tin;
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will
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will
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h.p.
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truvel-samc
roulc.
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to
leave
ast-ut
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I.
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wir
h
lias
boon
lying
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sonic
lime,
wns
i
Japan
last
wcijk
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l
Murphy,
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which
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G.
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(iibbous,
1
1
in-
next
ji'nr
a
flrrl
of
fifty
ur
more
new'
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will
put
Ui
Mil
I
ii
follow
and
lake
tribute
Tor
seal
herd
of
1
1
ic
1'arific
on
its
annual
Irek.
lurniug
liark
Ihe
hands
of
the
clock
uf
years,
lo
,
-
of
pelagic
scaling
before
il
was
worried
and
i
cm-Iciim'
In
iiilcrnaliuii.il
pmliihilious
ami
lenient
lii
persistent
depreciation
of
1
lie
herd.
hi
llicir
niiilliwiinl
movement
In
tiic
muling
blood
fifty:
-
I
ire
early
lias-
uie
electrio
DIES
IN
GERMANY
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hii-iiijiI
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llerlln.
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nil
r
hp
..
.
.
l'"l,
died
nine
years
grounds,
lnalcriiily
rocks
and
nurseries
arc
firsl
round
and
luiiilcd
off
the
California-OivKoii
fcalioard,
I
lion
off
Vaucomcr
Ulainl.
The
m'Iiooikt
ship
Hhmi-roalal
culclic
to
the
Iioiiic
porlt
from
Hie
nio.tt
roiiM'iiiciit
jafil
railing
place
on
the
first
leg
of
Hip
pur-nil
oyngi.
ron-liituiiig
on
I
Ii
f
trail
of
llic
fur-l(i'
a
(Ujii
In-
Ir-Judtita
Uia
Utr-
ring
Sea.
It
wan,
and
should
bo
tincc
more,
a
"ilcrri
Canadian
iii.luli
willi
a
yearly
turnover
,
cc
rliiii:
uie
million
ilollarir.
i
1
1
alinit
may
expect
a
diiulded
luriioer
now.
fur
prices
willi
all
oilier
having
more
than
doubled
during
the
long
supciiion
oT
pelagic
bunting.
No
reason
seemiuly
exists
why
the
industry
should
not
lieneeforwanl
he
mi
linporiaui
permaneui
contri
butory
lo
lliilisli
Columbia
business
wealth
if
the
sealers
but
heed
I
he
leons
of
experience
ami
Lccp
Ibe
drain
upon
I
lie
sources
of
supply
within
rational
limit?.
What
re-slocklng
the
market
with
genuine
sealskins
will
ilu
to
the
synthetic
substitute
offerings
in
Hudson
seal,
electric
seal,
sealelle,
elc,
will
be
interesting
lo
watch.
How
will
IIicms
f.ue,
both
as
lo
prices
ami
demand,
when
lliey
relurii
perforce
lo
the
class
of
iinilalious
at
which
my
huh
of
fashion
turns
up
her
dainty
nose?
Present
Uncertainty
AJ1
lhal
slands
in
Ibe
way
of
inimciliaU
reinc-jriialion
of
Ibe
-ealing
Interest
h
pro
ailing
un-ccrlaiuly
as
to
Iho
possibilly
of
the
.roliibilie
liealy
being
renewed
on
its
expiry
next
spring.
Siii-li
extension
is
held
by
lcl
men
closely
In
louch
wilh
all
pliases
and
complications
or
th"
sealers'
case
lo
be
so
exceedingly
improbable
as
not
to
warrant
liesilalioli
in
urciiarallou
fni
business
as"
usual
al
the.
oiu
stands.
The
signatories
lo
Hie
ttealy
,.r
lull
ll.nl
li.iiie.l
Ibe
I'aci,
U
IniulinK
field
anil
established
a
fiflccn
years'
internal
lomil
close.
season
for
the
dlniinisheil
herd
worn
I
Ilk
I
llill'i
I
Slales.
(ileal
ilrilaiu,
Japan
and
llussia.
Hus
sia
since
llien
has
rallen
upon
evil
davs
ami
is
refused
rocogni-
liou
by
liolli
London
ami
Wash-
inirlou.
'lo
re-enact
Ibe
e.dr
ing
Irealy
would
Ibereroro
iu-vohe
abamloiiinenl
of
more
im-poilaul
nalional
policies
than
Ihe
iiieslionablo
desirability
r
further
protecting
the
seal;
and
Ibe
Unlled
.Slates
aulborilies,
which
from
Ibe
outset
have
been
the
Insistent
champions
of
conservation,
now
admit
thai
"l0
herd
has
regained
Its
original
numerical
slrenglb,
tho
otily
perllneiif
argument
for
Iho
sup-presjon
uf
buuling
thus
vanWi-(oontinurd
on
pago
fivo)
8bt
public
iippearaiiei:
since
his
ie
fill
illness.
Hi-
addressed
a
wildly
eulhiisiaolio
crowd
esli
malcii
al
.3IMMK)
from
the
balcony
of
his
Jymse.
Ileporls
of
Mussolini's
severe
illness,
togelher
wilh
liiii'ls
as
lo
Ibe
possildlHy
of
his
not
recovering,
had
caused
a
t-'reat
deal
of
worry
lo
lii
followers.
CHINESE
BOY
DISAPPEARS
Police
Search
For
Ong
Sing
Connected
With
Janet
"
Smith
Case"
"
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
23.
Police
are
searching
for
Ong
Sing,
the
houseboy
at
the
home
of
Richard
Baker,
where
Janet
Smith
was
shot
to
dejith
In
July
last.
It
Is
rumored
that
the
Chinese
boy
was
abducted
by
sheet-clad
persons
Friday
night,
who
wanted
to
question
him
regarding
the
murder
of
the
Scottish
maid.
He
Is
believed
to
be
on
a
vessel
bound
for
China.
FINE
REDUCED
JARVIS
CASE
Appeal
Court
Makes
Change
But
Imprisonment
Stands
as
Before
lOllONTO.
Mac
211.
A
re
duction
of
.()5.0(M
of
Ihe
fine
of
SOtiO.iHMi
levied
against
Melius
Jam.
Sr.
who
was
found
Kiiilty
along
willi
I'eler
Smith,
former
provincial
Measurer
of
Ontario
of
defrauding
Ibe
province
in
connection
v
i
1
1
1
Ihe
purchase
of
Ontario
'Ifmvincial
.
duly
frei
bonds,
is
Hie
decision
of
(lie
ap
pellate
division
of
Ibe
Supreme
r.oiirl
of
Ontario
handed
down
this
morning.
No
alteration
is
made
in
the
six
mouths-jail
senlence
imposed
on
.In
i
i
unless
paymeit
of
Ibe
.(..),
nun
fine
is
mil.
made.
,
If
Ibis
fine
is
not
paid
a
term
oT
five
years
is
given,
lo
be
served
al
(lie
completion
of
Ibe
present
sentence.
FOUR
MONTHS
MANSLAUGHTER
Christian
Sclonco
Practitioner
Convlctod
Connection
With
Death
of
Child
WINNII'Kn,
Mar.
2!)
William
llliler.
r.lirisllnu
Science
pencil
Holier,
was
today
found
guilly
of
manslaugbler
in
connection
with
Ibe
ilealh
from
.
diphtheria
of
Doieen
Watson,
twelve
years
of
aire
in.
November
las,
He
was
senlenced
to
four
months
ini.
prisoiuneut.
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
witlr
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
at
Anytlrnt,
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
parties.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
In
Boston
Prop,
Grill,
Third
Ave.
VIPECK,
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457,
XV.,
NO,
IMIINCE
RIPKHT,
H.C.,
MOM)
AY,
MARCH
1W23.
iturdty'i
Olrcuiitlon
1,860.
ilrHt
!,
472.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
viil,
EAIM
MAY
BECOME
A
LOCAL
INDUSTRY
IKTORIA
WINS
HRST
OF
WORLD
SKIES
HOCKET
GAMES
VS.
CANABK
healing
May
be
Again
a
Profitable
Industry
for
Ports
of
Pacific
fusibilities
of
Business
with
an
Account
cf
III
lrtll!
ll
Lb
L-
:!!
:
ll
Ibr
:;.
Will
I;"
ikt
lie
pHiir
y
Tim
How
It
is
Carried
On
and
What
It
Means
ANNI
MAY
BE
HERE
JUNE
1
Epe:U
to
Leavo
Toklo
May
For
This
Coast
in
Fokker
Plane'
it
vi
it,
ltd
'll
MUSSOLINI
IS
ABLE
TO
GIVE
ADDRESS
ROME:
speak
to
30,000
People
From
Balcony
on
Anniversary
of
Fascism
KOMI"-.
Mar.
23.
"The
birthday
of
Fascism
wan
lira
t
t.'d
yesterday
wIm-ii'
hi
if
r
jdu-oliui
made
hi
.hi
x
1
ll
-
PlC-
firsl
The
Prince
of
Walrs.
slill
smiling,
is
sJiown
.al
one
uf
Ilu
many
liiuils
in
vvhicli
he
lia
laken
pari
recently
before
leaving
on
I
lis
visil
lo
.South
Africa
and
Ihe
Argenline.
Creosoted
Lumber
and,
Piles
for
Elevator
Due
to
Arrive
Here
Tuesday
on
C.P.R.
Barge
The
first
consignment
of.
rreosoled
piles
and
lumber
lo
be
Used
in
I
lie
eonsliuclioii
of
Ihe
clevalor
wharf
here
is
due
lo
ar
rive
lomtiiTow.
W.
C.
Orchard,
(J.P.Il.
general
agent,
has
re
ceived
a
wire
lhal
his
company's
lug
(Jiml'ieum,
Capl.
f
ill,
left
Ibe
Vancouver
Cicosoling
(Jo.'s
plant
al
Norlh
Vniuoiiver
on
rriday
Iiaving
iii
low
Transfer
Harge
No.
willi
the
cargo
m
board.
The
messagu
staled
lliul
llie
vessel
was
clue
here
ofi
Tuesday.
The
cargo
will
be
unloaded
al
I
lie
-lumber
wharf
and
Hie
piles
will
be
floated
lo
Digby
Island
where
I
hey
will
be
kept
until
they
are
needed
on
the
work.
Albert
&
.Mcl.affery,
local
agents
of
the
Vancouver
(Ucosot-
ing
I'o..
are
Ihe
consignees.
There
is
a
total
of
.IU0,0in
feet
of
creosoted
lumber,
85,000
lineal
feel
of
creosoted
piles
and
IO.O110,
lineal
feel
of
green
piles
lo
be
delivered
here
for
the
cle
valor.
This
will
necessitate
Ibe
Oualicuin
and
her
baj-e
making
another
voyage
norlh
after
the
presold
one.
THIRTEEN
KILLED
IN
SOUTHERN
TRAIN
WRECK
NTAV
OHl.l'ANS,
Mar.
23.
-Thirteen
persons
were
killed
in
a
wreck
when
two
fast
mail
liaiii
on
Ihe
Southern
Pacific
collided
during
a
fo.
Tour
uf
Ihe
dead
are
while
men
and
Ihe
olliers
negroes.
ROBBERS
GOT
AWAY
WITH
VALUABLE
SILK
NKW
YQUK.
Mar.
23.
Ten
rubbers
loilay
overpowered
a
vvntrhm'au
al
the
Hudson
Hiver
pier
and
escaped
in
a
truck
wilh
silk
valued
al
$10,000.
BIRTH
,
Al
the
Prince
lluperl
(ienei'al
Hospital
on
March
22,
a
sou
was
horn
To
Mr.
and
Mrs,
John
Mc-llae,
Seventh
Avenue
West.
DAVIS
RAFT
FOR
SAWMILL
Logs
Arriving
This
Afternoon
Forecast
Early
Cutting
of
Lumber
Forecasting
the
early
reopening
of
tho
Prince
Rupert
Spruco
Mill
at
Seal
Cove,
recently
purchased
by
J.
A.
Smith,
of
Vancouvor,
the
first
Davis
raft
of
logs
to
enter
Prlnco
Rupert
harbor
In
several
years
arrivod
at
the
plant
this
afternoon.
The
raft
contained
about
a
million
feet
and
was
brought
from
tho
T.
A.
Kelly
camps
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
the
tug
Lome.
The
local,
mill
has
entered
Into
a
contract
with
T.
A.
Kelly
for
delivery
of
logs
and
has
also
bought
soveral
million
feet
from
the
Abbotsford
Logging
Co,
which
Is
operating
at
Alice
Arm,
Tho
arrival
of
Davis
rafts
In
the
harbor
may
be
expectod
to
bo
a
rogular
thing
from
now
on.
It
Is
expected
that
the
mill
will
start
cutting
early
In
April.
C.P.R.
TREASURER
DEAD
NKW
YOltK,
Mar.
23.
H.
K,
Sucklingf
treasurer
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway,
tiled
at
Atlantic
City,
aged
70.
Victoria
Wins
First
of
Hockey
World
Series
Defeating
Canadiens
.Several
Free
Fights
on
Ice
as
Result
of
Heavy
Checking:
Visitors
Handicapped
by
Rales;
Expect
Victory
Tonight
vSpeial
lo
Daily
.cvns
VICTORIA,
Mar.
.Never
before
hu
scene
of
excitement
in
this
city
as
at
the
there
been
uh
Willows
rink
Satur
day
night
when
iToriu
won
Ihe
opening
galne-
of
Hie
world
hockey
.-cries
dcleuling
Iho
pick
of
Hie
big
Kaslern
learns,
tha.
Mui.trcul
Canadiens,
five
goals
lo
two.
The
iTenchmeii
did
not
get
pitiprily
going
until
well
011
in
I
lie
lliird
period,
the
defence
of
Hie
Victoria
leam
being
effective
throughout
the
earlier
part
(he
game.
Llierking
was
heavy
throughout
mu
was
so
al
mills
thai
it
was
lesenled
by
oppoucu
-
who
did
not
Im.-Mtate
to
Use
their
fisU
on
oc-l
rs
casiou.
causing
great
excitement!
lo
five
thousand
fans
present.
Expect
Reversal
VANUJl
VKll,
Mar.
23.
Leo
Oaiidurumf
s
Oanadietis
are
hopeful
of
inflicting
here
toniight
a
complete
reversal
on
the
victorious
Cougars
for
the
latter'
in
Ihe
opening
clash
for
the
PETERSEN
LINE
ML
NOT
HURT
PACIFIC
PORTS
Stanley
Con.
On
Saturday
the
1
Will
not
In
fans
saw
play
stop
completely!
Grain
while
the
l-.a
I
enters
gutzzed
re
feree
.Mickey
Ion
as
lo
what
they
were
allovveil
to
110
unuer
vv
esi-
ern
rules.
They
knew
how
to
kick
Ihe
puck
.inywhere
but
ihe
for
ward
rule
perplexed
them
lime
and
time
again.
Tonight
Eastern
hockey
rules
will
be
enforced.
The
puck
may
be
kicked
only
in
the
centre
of
the
ice.
Off-sides
are
called
miywhere
except
in
the
centre.
Tltere
will
bo
no.
deferred
penally
system
and
(players
penalized
may
not
be
repldcd.
Tber.e
will
be
no
anti-defense
rule
and
the
teams
may
call
all
six
men
on
defense
if
they
desjrij
and
there
llfere
will
bo
no
penalty
shot.
Started
Tired
Saturday
Ihe
Canadiens
start
ed
lived
aHer
Ihe
long
journey
ami
were
perplexed
throughout
by
the
Western
rules.
Tonight
under
Ivnsteru
rules
lliey
are
de
lerniined
to
go
full
swing
from
loot
to
lool
of
the
whistle.
despite
their
handicap
the
Canadiens
on
Saturday
held
their
own
al
various
stages
of
Ihe
game.
Moren,
Coutca
and
(toucher
tried
bard
for
the
visi
tors
while
Fraser.
Walker
and
I'rederickson
were
Ihe
pick
for
Victoria.
A
crowd
of
len
thousand
pro
pie
will
see
loniighrs
encounter
ami
manager
Leo
Oaudurand
ha
ordered
the
players
that
Ihey
inust
play
clean
.
hockey.
On
Saturday
there
was
heavy
check
ing
of
Ihe
man
leading
on
one
occasion
to
a
free
for
all
fist
fight
in
which
Joliat
ami
Lough
liu,
Anderson
and
Foyslon,
Joliat
and
Henderson
and
another
Can
adieu
went
to
Hie
icy
mat
in
turn
before
Anderson
and
Joliat
drew
Ihe
major
penalties.
LIFE
IMPRISONMENT
FOR
MURDERING
MAN
Sydney
Harrison,
Formerly
of
New
Wostmlnstor,
Sentencod
Today
MONTUHAL,
Mar.
23.
Sydney
Harrison,
formerly
oT
New
Westminster,
charged
wilh
Iwo
others
with
Ihe
murder
of
Francois
Heauvais,
a
shopkeeper,
last
summer,
was
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
this
morning.
be
be
in
in
Competition
Competition
Trado
but
Handle
Other
Produce
OTTAWA,
Mar.
23.
II
is
announced
here
thai
tiie
aim
of
Hie
iovernnienl
in
subsidizing
the
Pelerson
line
is
lo
cater
'to
Hie
export
trade
in
connection
with
fruil,
vegetables
and
dairy
pro-
ilucls,
particularly,
and
also
to
handle
callle
and
beef.
'
Tlios
Petersen
steamers
are
not
likely
r
lo
carry
grain
as
the
gram
ships--are
not
in
direct
coinpolitiona
with
the
other
freighters
mul-
eome
under
a
different
class.
For'
'his
reason
the
subsidized
line';
will
not
be
ill
competition
vvithw
Ihe
wheal
ships
sailing
through
be
Panama
Canal
from
the
IV.c
.
ifie
Coast
ports
of
Vancouver
a:i'.
'rincc
Hupert.
A
national
fruit
marketing
igency
is
being
formed
lo
handh5
Canadian
fruit
and
put
it
on
tlio-
Kuropean
market
at
the
lovves:
possible
coast
and
a
similar
or
ganization
wilt
soon
be
formed
lo
handle
dairy
products.
These
organizations
will
ship
their
pro
ducts
bv
the
Peterson
and
Can
adian
Mercantile
marine
ships.
MINERSSEND
DELEGATION
Threaten
to
March
to
Edmonton
If
Requests
Are
Not
Ao-coded
to
DIlUMIlF.I.LF.n,
Mar,
23.
A
delegation
of
unemployed
is
leaving
here
by
train
today
for
Edmonton.
If
they
return
and
report
that
the
Alberta
government
will
not
grant
their
ry
quests
for
work
at
Union
wages
or
reasonable
maintenance,
then
the
whole
body
of
unemployed
tor
gelher
wilh'
Ihe
men
now
em
ployed,
will
march
(o
Ihe
capital,
it
is
announced.
AIRPLANE
CRASHED
KILLED
5
OFFICALS
MOSCOW,
Mar.
23.--.Il
is
re
purled
here
lhal
five
(government
officials
were
killed
when
a
mill,
lary
aeroplane
flying
from
Tlflls
lo
Suchiim
caught
flro
and
crashed
I'o
earlh.