h.litb
num
u
run
l
1.1
mtnl
crted
Serious
Blaze
In
Mlnln?
Town
'ii'ii
iin
in
il
v
.1
1
a:
si
f
wart
.McAleeiuin
-
'
'v.
hail
a
fliiip
!-!
royiij
iy
fir
liii:
lit
Wolil
i!
i
"'ilav.
DpTpc-
Ii"
gicitllld
Hour
i
-atisi'd
flame
In
"it
runiiifp
riMiin.
n
.mih
ludd
lull
-
'
I'
did
eM-elleiil
i
ii'iii
in
eln'f'o
"in
aflfr
Hie
'"ii
in.
T'liprr
"
ilif
rinindl
'
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lif
hall
ad
:ii
'
ni.
in.
Mr.
.1.
T'rindfr
and
rliild
r-
jiivfd
in
tl
ly
fnnii
.Miff
Arm
ln
(In-
t'.urili'iiii
today.
ictorta
Wins
becond
Hockey
Match
World
tones;
12,000
Watched
..
Spppiul
In
Daily
.ev.j
AM:it
Vim.
Mar.
'Ji
Tlim;
In
uiif
in
r(inr
nf
Vic
1
"nil
iiialcli
fur
Hie
Stanley
Cup
afc'aiiot
Hie
(an-
1,1
'd'cil
was
ihr
remit
of
a
furious
hot-key
inalcli
last
!
11
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til
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ii
nil
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w.
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and
clicei-eil
Ihe
Hrilisli
Columbia
leiim
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hilhet-lii
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li
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i.aiiaiiicns
ii
:ii
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ii
lis
'
hi
of
in'
M
,
Mucin
ran
high
ami
a
go'otl
ileal
or
money
changed
I
i'ili'ii
K-on
was
Hie
star
plaver
Tor
the
viclors
and
he
'
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to
Work
To-Dhor
In
Fuluro
of
the
l'rugres-
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nf
ii.
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with
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Miuei
011s
of
'if;,,yl,,,,Kn,,,,e"--ii.i,
''jccici'-'io
rut.
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of
party
-1.
lieu-
'V'-'-wii
conH,u
ol
!
bail,
,
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i-Nv.
y
"Mi.,
,-.
Sfn,-er,
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"
:
i''i'l'l.ll,
Ward,
M
M'l'hail.
sIllHllill!-'.
II
was
tlmiiulil
that
under
Kaslein
rules
and
wtlli
the
leain
ifslfil
after
Hie.ir
trip
wvt.
the
Caii.-iilie
us
would
havf
inade
a
heller
showing.
In
fuel
Vancuu-
mi-
bet
rii'i'ly
011
them
and
Ilif
.
.
.
tat
1
I
m..
.....
Ms
were
sirongiy
ill
ineic
himm
tiefnce
Hie
game,
began.
The
nrxl
gaiut
is
to
he
played
al
Victoria
tomorrow
night.
If
she
wins
thru
she
gels
Ihe
cup.
The
Uaiindieiis
niut
now
take
lliiee'gnnies
straight
in
order
to
win.
$40,000
INSTAMPS
.
.
Aitrtl-IMl
TAKEN
BYKUDDtKa
Looters
of
Post-OITlco
Safo
In
Valparaiso,
Indiana,
Obtained
no
Cash
Whatovor
VAI.I'MIAISO,
March
iM.
lluhhei-s
opened
Ihe
posl-nlUce
safe
here
this
morning
and
ff-eiipcd
witli
10,000
in
slainps
hul
no
cash.
FISH
SALES
There
was
only
one
boat
In
this
morning
with
halibut.
Ihe
Triuiiii
willi
(l.
00(1
nounds
which
sold
lo
the
Cold
Storage
puny
for
0.10
nml
!'.
Coin
fr'
MAR
3
'i26
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
25
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hail,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
"for
hire.
Suitable
for
k.M
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Hotel,
3rd
Aw..
I
ding
parlies.
,W
iun
oyl
.nd
Gth
St.
.
1
PRINGE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
MiTT
VIPECK,
Prop.
.;0
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
,,
XXV
NO,
71
P1IINCK
III
l'KRT.
H.O.,
TL
KSIUY,
MAHCll
21,
11)33.
Yaitai-day'
Circulation
IMS
Strttt
Salaa
31i.
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
0iNION
GOVERNMENT
BALANCED
BUDGET
ICTORIA
WINS
2ND
HOCKEY
MATCH
AGAINST
CANADIfflS
AT
VANCOUVER
IP
I
f
X.
.
lUlon
una
uuuer
Surplus
for
Year
is
Shown
Dom.
Budget
OTTAWA.
M-'f-
'
hndgel
speech
ilflivt
red
here
,
t
lln:
.1.
lb-bb.
wling
minister
oT
runnier,
hi
of
a
lienv
,1
r;,
,m
iiliin
rexehucsi
e
Hit
government
fT
1
1
i
-1
1
c
t
Ihe
;,,
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!l
i
.
:
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g
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111'
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Wit
II
IIMII.'ll'KullIt'
ITMlll
Ullll
(MIC
li
(
.1
.ii-
could
feel
justifiable
pride.
Tii
;i
revenue,
with
a
-iii,iiimiI
reduction
in
ox-
Mi
llobb
iillt-ihiiti'il
In
I
lie
guvi-rume
ift's
policy
of
last
iir
i)g
Hii'
burden
of
taxation
and
making
tariff
I
I.
Ill
n
If
I
BM
M
W
IIJIIIllll
I1UIUU
urAni
v
mm
Mm
iTOLI
DUnnEIJ
liangcs.
Me
observed
llial
for
l
ln
present
mi
opportunity
of
Uimlixli
urli-d
observation
of
Die
effect
uf
tin
exlim-lve
larfff
change
mail)
last
year
should
In-
offered.
I'nillU.
MI'IT
hl'might
Ollt
IIHSt
When
I
llf
lelclllles
were
down
iy
?.V,H:J7,tniO
est
imalrd
in.-ainsl
ihf
previous
ear.
IT
four
iiiilliitii
dollar
wai
received
from
Oi-pppp
and
Itoumatiia
hi'
puiisMered
I
lie
surplus
would
ln
iTi.j.ri.iiiio.
.
There
was
an
increase
in
Canada'-
favorable
trade
balance
llli
I
lif'
rust
-of
the
woi'lii
aiiHiiiiiiiiis
in
sir.ri.in.r.-.'ii.
Provision
wn
made
in
Hip
estimate
fur
a
hoard
uf
adviser,
provision
for
wliicli
was
made
In
I
In-
climates.
In
inquire
lulu
Hip
lariff
over
other
I
rude
ORIENTALS
IN
B.C.
SUBJECT
DISCUSSION
Conference
Took
Place
Last
Nlht
in
Victoria
to
Consider
Matter
YICIOIIIA,
Mar.
.'J.
-
i,C-
alp
iiiinilx'i
-in"
I
K
I
rpiirpnpiil-
Hii
iIilfiTi'iil
aiif
ialiuiis
ami
iM'iflifi4
al
a
.iiii-i-liiiy
iicio
la-i
nialil
di!.fiifd
Ilif
OHeiifafro
Idi-iii
in
llrilf.t
(Uiluinliia
anj
iim-miis
fur
il.H
Milulimi.
All
pi-
u
n-vipw
of
all
nliaM-M
Hip
uiiPNlidii
ly
a
iiiiiiiIh-i-
f.ikfr.,
adjiuriiiifiil
was
in,nJ"
In
iipI
wci'k.
II
wan
ijisjlared
dial
inuiipx
paid
In
Orifiital
lalmr
was
ly!
In
f
iff
ulaliuii
aiimilsl
Hip
wffili-IKijiiiliiliini
and
retarded
Hi
iiuiifrily
of
tin-
rmiulry.
TIip
niffliiifr
fnllywfd
a
preliminary
yalliprinV
in
VaitrmniM
a
weik
in-
Iwn
ngo
al
wliirli
Hi-rpidinu
t
ii
i'.ii-iI
wa-
viiv
liu-i
tile
In
llir
iii-i-M-'ii'i
of
Ornnlul-III
lllis
rntliil
ry.
SMALLPOX
IN
VANCOUVER
Every
Man,
Woman
and
Child
Must
bo
Vaccinated
Is
Announced
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
24
The
provincial
statute
requiring
vaccination
against
smallpox
for
every
man,
woman
and
child
will
te
enforced
hero,
It
was
announced,
following
a
meeting
of
the
civic
health
committee
yesterday.
Several
cases
or
smallpox
have
been
reported
hcra
recently
and
a
determined
effort
Is
tQ
bo
made
by
the
provincial
authorities
to
stamp
It
out
and
provent
It
spreading.
INQUIRY
HERE
IN
REGARD
TO
British
Corporation
Asks
For
Information
as
to
Posslblo
Sito
and
Power
The
attention
of
.'111
important
Old
Country
woollen
manufac
turing
concern
N
being
tlirecled
by
the
provincial
ileiarlineul
of
industries
to
the
poss'ihililics
of
I'rince
'Itiiperl
tis
a
point
ot
es-
lablishinent.
The
following
lei
ler
has
lieeu
received
by
City
Trrasurrr
l.
.1.
Malheson
from
I
.
II.
Mai-tyn,
iiidustrial
coiiunis-
xioiier
ror
Ihe
province:
"The
ff
part
infill
oT
linlus-
Iries
has
an
emtuiry
from
the
solicitor
of
a
Hritish
woollen
corporation
askiii;g
ror
informa
lion
111
respett
lo
a
locaiiou
m
HrHisli
Colunibia.
W'e
wish
lo
place
before
(hem
the
advantages
iM-ince
lluperl
offers
for
the
es-
lablishiiieul
of
a
woollrn
i
ml
us
try
and
would
be
pleased
to
re
ct-ivc
from
yon
particulars
in
re
ference
to
(ile.
power
ami
water
"W'e
are
advised
that
Hits
en
ipOry
Is
directed
by
people
pre
pared
lo
invest
large
capital
in
an
enterprise
of
this
nature."
Jams
Mel.eoil,
collector
of
cusIoiiim.
returned
on
the
Car
ilena
today
from
a
trip
to
Anyox
on
(I'pailnii'nlal
business.
Knrli
year
a
silver
plate,
donated
liy
Mrs.
Frank
Clarke
of
Slieupslieatl
Hay.
NY.
will
lie
awarded
al
Hie
ilo,tf
.led
derby
(Jnelicc.
to
Hie
ow
ucr
til
the
liuriky
adjudged
to
he
Hit-ino-it
Ivpipul
of
tin-
breed.
New
Canadian
National
Company.-to
Devote
Itself
to
Settlement
of
Country
and
Selling
Lands
MO.THF...,
.Mar.
:,'.
To
fnrlliei-
Hie
utfirrcssive
land
setlleiiienl
policy
of
Hie
dcparlineiit
of
colonization
and
development
of
the
Canadian
National
llaihvavs.
u
charter
ha
been
granleil
al
Ottawa
lo
the
Canadian
National
Kami
Hct-lleitienl
Association
and
Hie
newly
iiicoi-puraled
body
possfses
powers
or
a
wide
character
ilesignetl
lo
obtain
imporlaiil
resnlls
in
coloni7.alion
tlironghotil
(he
Ikniiiniun.
Some
of
llic.-t-
powers
are
in
measures
of
welfare
proposals
j-alher
unusual
in
s4icii
mailers
purticiiluiiy
in
conjunclion
with
company
organization.
lhov-
applying
for
inctirpuintiini
were
William
J.
Honli,
vice
pres
ident
Canadian
National
Hall
ways;
William
.inliii
lllack,
direc
tor
of
colonization
and
development;
Charles
I'rice
(lieen.
commissioner;
F.riicsl
Joseph
Sauvu
mil
Frederick
Charles
Hielle.
Purpose
of
Organization
the
petitioners
explain
the
purpose
of
seeking-'incorporation
is
"
to
assist
in
bringing
about
settlement
of
vacant
lands
in
Camilla,
more
particularly
alonu
Ihe
lines
nf
Hie
(Canadian
National
Hailways;
lo
give
advice
ami
assistance
to
or
to
make
ad
vances
to
prospective
selllers
entering
or
I
host)
now
located
in
Canada.
Oilier
objects
spccifici'
include
assistance
in
inlcrprn-viucial
colonization.
Hie
co-
ordinalion
ol
cll'orts.
between
as
sociations,
goveruiuenls
and
railways
tor
land
.settlement
in
Canada
and
the
carrying
out
ot
activities
of
national
develop
ment.
Ihe
Canadian
National
I.
ami
Set
ttemeiil
Association
is
empowered
"lo
carry
liu
a
business
.if
such
a
type
of
colonization
iirganizalion
as
will
einluce
exploration,
development
anil
pro-
(luclioii
of
the
national
resource'
of
Canada
as
well
as
colonizn
lion
of
land
suitable
for
agri
culture,"
Hie
Association
has
been
granted
wide
powers
lo
act
as
agent
for
any
persons
in
corporations
for
the
"listing,
sale.
purchase,
exchange,
developinenl
or
improvemeiil
of
lands
of
any
kind
or
descriplion
and
this
will
enable
it
to
sell
tliicclly
lo
a
el
lbr
or
to
purchase
on
his
account.
Act
as
Agents
The
Association
possesses
ninny
oilier
powers,
ami
privi
leges
necessary
to
carry
out
it
work
which,
mieiiy
is
10
encourage
stiilalile
settlers
ami
aid
them
in
finding
good
land.
It
will
render
assistance
in
Ihe
Iransfer
and
see
Ihe
Irnnsuclion
is
carried
oul
with
all
fairness
ti.
Hie
new
i
'niei-y
anil
in
such
manner
as
to
offer
all
possible
safeguard
to
both
parUc-s.
11
is
considered
I
lint
tin-
new
As
sociation
'will
be
enabled
to
pciv
lorm
inosi
valuable
service
in
these
mailers
and
such
individ-(continued
on
page
five)
DENNISTOUN
CASE
ENDS
Former
Wife
of
British
Army
Officer
Wins
Suit
ror'
C5.000
LONDON,
Mar.
24.
A
verdict
for
5,000
In
favor
of
Dorttthy
Muriel
Dennlstoun
was
rendored
this
afternoon
by
a
ury
In
her
suit
against
her
former
husband
for
money
it
was
claimed
she
loaned
him.
The
case
has
been
going
on
for
sovoral
weeks
and
a
good
deal
of
evidence
of
an
unsavory
nature
was
brought
out.
One
of
tho
obnoxious
bits
was
tho
statement
by
Mrs.
Dennlstoun
that
hor
husband
urged
her
to
bo
lntimato
with
an
army
offlcor
In
order
to
secure
advancement
In
the
army
for
him.
CHINESE
BANDITS
ATTACK
CHRISTIANS
Bclg'an
Mission
and
Houses
Yonqchonqucn
are
Fired
and
Priest
Is
Shot
at
SIIANHHAI.
March
'."i.
Un
confirmed
reports
stale
(.hat
bandits
attacked
the
vlilagti
of
Yoiigchenguen
in
Mongolia
tu
March
CI.
and
burned
Ihe
"pre
miscs
of
Ihe
Ilelgiau
mission.
Many
houses
belonging
to
Chris
Hans
were
"destroyed
and
a
pries"
was
shot.
City
Comes
to
Terms
with
P.
Burns
Co.,
Ltd.
Building
of
Abattoir
At
its
meeting
last
night
Hie
eity
council
gave
authority
tu
Ihe
city
solicitor
to
i-oiieluilc
en
agreement
wit
Ii
P.
Hums
Co.
Ltd.,
permitting
llieru
lo
toiislrucl
an
abattoir
on
the
property
recently
leased
by
tlit-iu
on
the
walerfron
between
Cow
Bay
and
the
Imperial
Uil
dock.
The
council
will
also
make
a
personal
appeal
lo
l'al
Hums
to
allow
the
farmers
of
the
interior
the
right
lo
kill
slock
there
by
payment
of
u
small
fee.
11
was
reported
at
the
meeting
that
the
board
of
works
had
had
a
long
session
Saturday
in
lonsi.llatioii
with
It.
Moore,
manager
lor
the
cuiupauy
aim.
had
me
1'
their
special
re
pre.
sen-1
rPPIHr,n
Tf1!!!
aliM-.
.Inliii
McMaliiin.
when
he!
I
If
K
Vir.n
was
in
the
city.
The
company
absolutely
refusfd
to
allow
the
inclusion
oT
a
clause
in
the
agreement
giving
the
right
to
runners
lo
kill
al
the
establish.
iiu-ut.
.Mr.
Moore
explained
to
them
that
there
had
been
a
el:niwi
in
Hie
Vziiii-iiuver
i-litnlei
giving
the
farmers
or
the
Fraserj
i,
11
-.:
i
i
1.
1
:l
.;
"
il.
I
aney
ine
rigoi
to
mu
01
tin:
alialloir.
I
lit
privilege
was
abused
arid"
Ho
result
was
thai
jobbers
vveie
able
ll
us
llir
plan
111-
e:JinppHlion
with
the
firm
lliak
bad
put
its
money
in
to
it.
At
Deadlock
The
roinjiiillpp
had
pressed
for
such
a
clause,
but
Mr.
Moore
bad
absolutely
'refused
and
had
stated
Hint
Ihey
would
-ro
ahead
and
put
up
a
cold
storage
only,
if
it
was
insisted
on.
Not
wish
ing
to
hold
up
Hie
building-,
the
coinmitlei.
hud
agreed
lo
the'
vMVaskuky
null
ARMS
PARLEY
President
Coolidge
Instructs
Secretary
Kellogg
With
That
End
tn
View
WASHINGTON,
.March
.3-1.
--President
Coolidge
lias
suggested
to
Secretary
Sate
Kellogg
that
certain
definite
preliminary
step-j
must-
be-
sfaken
tjiwarjj;-Ikypig;
Ihe
ground
w'ork
for
a
new
n'avVt'
limitation
conference.
The"
f
if
work
will
be
the
determination
of
Hie
technical
aspect
of
naval
limitation
and
the
second,
tlio
ounding
oul
inftJrmally
of
the
seulimenls
of
oilier
powers
on
the
desirability
of
calling
a
hew
conference.
K
CHINAMAN
DIED
f-i.:..
u....
ft.
.i:A.i
i
-
I
i.'iini
filing,
uiiiim-,1',
iiiru
ai
.f
terms
which
provided
that
lite
o'clock
last
ilight
in
the
I'rince
building
should
be
subject
lo
Huperl
General
llusjiilal.
The
-
appVoval
of
the
city
solicitor
remains
are
in
the
hands
of
thei
(continued
on
page
six
iJJ.C.
t'mlerlakers.
,
Fierce
Wind
Yesterday
Blew
I
Seventy
Miles
an
Hour
and
Damaged
Post
Office
Buildingl
Making
local
people
Hunk,
thai
the
luil-cuil
of
the
Illinois
tornatlo
must
in
reality
be
coming
tu
town,
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
experienced
Ihe
worst
gale
thai
has
been
recorded
here
in
recent
vears.
tiigby
Island
meleorlogical
slallon
reported,
this
iiHirning
thai
Ihe
velocily
of
the
blow
reached
a
maximum"
of
over
seventy
miles.
II
was
a
spectacular
gale
accompanied
by
a
lorieiitial
rain.
The
streets
were
soon
deserted,
for
there
was
Miine
little
danger
of
pedestrians
being
struck
by
Hying
debris.
This
morning,
however,
il
was
round
that
the.
damage
rdone
was
not
nearly
so
cxlensivci"
as
might
have
been
expected.
1
The
Dominion
building
at
the
corner
oT
Second
Avenue
audi'
Seventh
Street
was
Hie
worst
sufferer
ami
il
was
staled
this
morning
by
Mrs.
Peter
lllack
thai
the
damage
would
probably
run
to
over
$1,000.
The
wind
gol
under
Ihe
heavy
iron
sheet
metal
roofing
and
lore
il
entirely
oH
the
windward
sitle
depositing
the
1
...
1
1
..r
11
:..
..
I
I..
11..:
I......
MII
111
ll
111
l
1
1
1.
,1
1
1
111
IIU
llllli
to
the
rear.
The
shingles
were!
leH
intact,
however,
but,
through
11
skylight-
also
being
shuttered,
the
building
was
caused
to
leak
lo
some
extent.
A
hurried
order
was
issued
by
the
city
police
lo
complete
dis-
JACK
DEMPSEY
IS
INELIGIBLE
N.Y.
Boxlnn
Commission
Inslste.
That
he
Should
Accept
Wills'
Challenge
XFAV
YOltK,
Mar.
!.
Failing
to
comply
with
a
ruling
that
Hut
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion
must
accept
the
challenge
oT
Hurry
Wills,
the
Negro,
for
a
lille
bout.
Jack
'Veiupsey
aud
his
inaiia;er,
Jack
Keanis,
have
been
declared
iiielitfible
for
It
II
..
...
V....
I
CI..
I..
mantling
id
the
old
buil.Jing
on
"
'
"
"V'
",
vv
0,ul
....
.
Hexing
(..oniinission
announces.
,
is
1
1
1
1
1
.
I
bird
Avenue
which
is
beiiiK
lorn
down
lo
be
replaced
by
Max
.,-.,,
,-.
lleilbroner's
permanent
block
KiXUKi
I
KI
rKUffl
The
friiuit
work
still
standing,
then
was
danger
lo
pedestrians
through
boards
being
ripped
off
ami
being
hurled
into
the
street.
For
a
lime,
IrafHe
was
being
diverted
lo
the
opposite
side
of
the
Street.
The
Tire
dcpartm-ml
was
called
out
lo
lash
dowir
Ihe
cornice
on
the
Kxchange
ltlock
which
was
fu
danger
of
blowing
off.
In
the
west
end
of
town,
the
icont
hiiied
on
page
sis
HEADS
OF
RAILWAYS
OTTAWA,
Mar.
21.
"I
have
not
received
any
report
from
them
and
Hicrcforo
I
cannot
say
whether
or
mil
they
have
arrived
at
any
decision,"
answered
lion,
O.
P.
(irahuin
lo
a
tpicry
by
11,
K.
Spencer.
M.P.,
regarding
the.,
report
from
Sir
Henry
Thornton
nml
President
K.
W.
H"atty
regarding
Mip
Peace
lliver
outlet.