KI
Mar
10.
A
fronf
f
Jie
i
i
Maru
.
tuMc-
IiiMjir-
were
picked
.
-'
i
and
1j
pas-4
i
nUiy.
The
re-1
tun
(H'rsuns
on
in
Indicted
to
i
lie
sunk
in
V
i
n
-
lay.
a
f.n
mm
ORDERED
SOLD
Icatlon
of
Bondholders
Is
hivu
ujr
ir.
jusiioe
niar-rlson
In
Supreme
Court
,
11
iiiilii'ation
of
s
i"
.-t
Co.
on
behalf
"
lih
lilies.
Mr.
Jlisliee
'
in
Siiprrnie
Court
1
week
ordered
1
;
"I
Hie
Whaleii
iV
l'aper
tin.
owning
plants
.
I
....
w
I
rl
I
I
n
sold
at
judicial
vf
1
1
it
placed
on
the
'
;.sh.'N.
ih
!)!7,Ki.l.oni,
!'"
!!!''
oliliL-.'il
inni
lul:it-
n
::nii.iin(i.
inrluding
111,1
din-
Hie
bondholder.
""I'
nrilrc.'il
lo
liiln
nlm-e
i,v
i"il.
in
Hie
meiiiilinie.
"
W
II
he
aikerlised
in
I'-ine-s
anil
trade
mi
blica-
UMMW
AT
AIM
lllinii
I
H11UIK
IS
RECOGNIZED
f
Nations
EinM
'sn
to
Have
Her
ftssocl-
aa
With
Its
Labors
I'VV
Mnr.
lo.
Closing
!",:
1
'I'll'iiHunl
meeting
in
:"y
w
Hi
i.
1..H-.
"
"
.
xrueraii
'
'I
'I
hr
or
great
slirnlfl-
Wl
'"'
'utare
hariiiiinv
nT
-in;
i
ii;i
'ril
..r
vi
,..,
11
ajmira,-.
la,
is,.
r,.P
'"!-
a
wish
H,
ri,.r.
"ricmlKil
with
iu
ii.fl,.-
"6
'in-
leuxiiP.
,1
,;Pr
"
"'e
lu-rlin
gov
"
III-
Ill's
wrii-Tl
.i.l
'ii
n
i
,,....
.
..
.:
.
..j
ny
Hie
nines
,r,
roct
equiillty.
1
here
w'ere
not
a
dozen
shots
fired
on
llm
net
nil
told
in
the
iu
mid-ice.
Calgary
had
the
edce
in
the
-teeond
period
with
Victoria
sIhk
15
Members
After
Socond
Reading
OTTAWA,
Mar.
I
(5.
The
weekj
iu
Parliament
will
see
llie
eon-,
eluding
hours
of
Hie
debute
on'
tin.
Petersen
shin
subsidy
con
tract,
speeches
being
mad-
byi
s'milli.
05
yearn
oT
unv,
Uoul'deilj
the
steMiiier
Cliarmer
al
I
'Itiere
were
few
penal-j
lliver
And
diMijipo-ed
from
-llu?
lies.
Calpliry
from
Hie
slarl
'
caltin
lusi
nijxlil.
Jlepurls
llial
phiyfid
llie
defensive
jraine
and'
he
jiad
been
in'urjleced
hased
oi
Hie
finding
of
a
blwHl-spotCod
pocket
knife
which
was
found
first
period.
The
defenses
were
j
in
the
cabin
uml
a
trail
of
blood
stubborn
and
play
was
largely
leading
up
Hie
sUiirs
to
Hie
decl.
are
deilared
by
the
police
to
be
imfoiimlei'l.
II
was
sialyl
thai
imlii-allons
were
thai
Smith
was
hip
soerlacular
runawa.s
led
by
!
siiriermg
irom
a
iieniniornasc
or
Hie
lengthy
rrederickson
only,
having
cut
his
Ihroal.
!iropil
lo
find
Winkler
a
safe
and
sure
ibis
way
to
the
deck
from
which
goalkeeper.
W.'alker
got
his
goal
by
great
eniuineering.
He
heal
two
men.
pulh-d
up
iiMimeularily,
surveyed
I
Hie
situation,
saw
he
was
uml
flicked
liis
baekhand
ly
through
Gardner's
'
lrapoed
trapped
!
speciaJ-
I
legs,
h
I
eaughl
Winkler
unready
ami
flagged
llie
umpire.
Hut
vsh.it
a
cheer
went
up
when
Cully
Wilson
fhodied
down
wilh
Oalman
nliiKhtly
in
Honl
carryiiig
Hie
puck.
Iridic
was
worked
into
the
corner
but
dropped
a
slraiglil
pass
across
iu
desperate
hope.
hike
a
hound
Wilson
picked
il
up
and
sent
il
inlii
Hi
i'
blue.
SHIP
SUBSIDY
BILL
COMES
UP
BEFORE
THE
BUDGET
BROUGHT
DOWN
he
Tell
or
leaped.
He
had
wire.
I
his
hrolher
lo
uu-el
him
Ibis
morning.
ley
was
arraigni-id
in
the
police
s
Was
Arraigned
In
Police
Court
and
Remanded
Then
Tried
Take
Own
Llfo
WINMl'i:i.
Mar.
tV
I.ieut
Oil.
A.
W.
Moilcy,
ch-rk
of
the
Maujloba
Legislature,
shot
him
self
this
morning,
acronliug
to
Hie
police,
and
now
In
the
hospital
iu
a
serious
iwimlllioti.
Mor-
court
this
morning
and
was
re-h-ries
Canadian
Co.
leased
on
bail
on
a
charge
of
Mayflower,
U.UOO
pouinli,
a'
making
away
wilh
funds
o.Ch?
ami
Ic,
lo
-Cie
Itoyal
Fish
..
amounting
to
Vl.tiui
enlrusieil
loir,,
Submitted
to
Commltto
of,
Will
be
hjm
,.,,.
cIj(n,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
iinu
i
umicu
oiai.ta
mivuuv
..v.
Iloii.
,ilhur
Melgben.
I
Plan
to
Harass
Rum
Runner
It
is
expected
the
House
win
...
.-
t'l..
l.ill
u
give
the
snip
suusiuy
i
second
reading
lo
permit
its
submission
lo
a
special
ointilitlco
of
firiecn
members
or
Ihe
House.
Oirthe
rirst
governinenl
day
af-ler
that
business
is
disposed
of.
nerhaii
Thursday,
the
will
be
brought
down.
U
is
not
expected
that
the
budget
will
show
tfiiy
notable
changes
lit
the
'tariff
or
in
geu-
eral
luxation.
The
budget
last
;
sorled
luiuor
al
Vancouver
ro-year'was
not
presented
unlit
irenlly
for
Mexico,
is
now
being
Aprji
10.
'watched
in
Ibis
manner.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
duncinc
3
f
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
'or
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
und
noyai
now,
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats.
npnlr
n
and
6th
St.
VIDECK,
Prop.
IWftTT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
xxv
no.
oi.
I'HINCH
III
l'i:iT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
MAHCII
10,
IDL'D.
tturdtj't
Circulation
16C4
Strtti
SaUt
424.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
SE
HOtKEY
BATTLE
CALGARY
SATUR
Over
Quarter
Million
Pounds
FROM
VESSEL!
Halibtit
Sold
T&y
&
Price
Man
May
Havo
Jumped-
Over
board
But
Police
Discredit
Murder
Story
V:.T.tH
Vr.lt.
Mar.
10v
John
Fairly
Well
Maintained
Here
Theie.
was
plenty
of
lialilml
offering
til
Hie
J'i.h
FArhunge
bis
Mioriiiiig
uml,
as
u
result,
pricus
slumped
again.
I'ourtien
iiiencau
boats
dljijiTJcd
of
iTi'.'tOi)
poimil
and
six
Cntiiiiliu't
:t;,.iHt
Kninds
u
lolal
for
4
lie
day
of
2.SU.8U0
iioiinds.
Ameri
rim
tuites
averaged
over
lc
and
ic
and
Canadians
over
10
and
le.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
;
:
'
-
Iteliance,
t.HOO
pounds
al
iL'.n'r
aml'&c;
Wabash.
5.000
pounds,
al
U'.ric
ami
5c;
tiilliiiii-liia.
tii.HOO
.pounds,
al
U'c
and
ic;
and
llernice,
5,500
ioiimls
ai
l?.2e
and
Ic
lo
the
Canadian'
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
i
i
Pa
nit
ma,
15,0011
pounds,
nt
.Ic
and
Ic;
Lincoln,
K,00:
al
IJ.lk-
and
le,
and
(ilacier,
0,000
potimls.
al
12.0c
and
ic,
lo
the:
I'aciiir
Fisheries.
I
Sultsel,
id,
noil
pounds
and
Itravo,
5,000
pounds
at
l-'c
ami;
ic.
lo
the
lloolh
Fisheries
Can-!
nilinu
Co.
AugUslu,
18,000
puunds
al
i
I2.5e
alnl
li-;
llival,
0,000.
al'
l.'.7t:
and
ic;
,
Itainier,
5,000
pounds
al
U'.5c,
iitid
ic,
and
Valorous,
(l
1,000
pounds
al
l-'.Oc
and
Ic,
to'
I
he
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
.Mildred
II.,
21,000
pounds,
at
12.7c
and
le,
to
the
Allin
Fish-cries.
Canadian
Tertian,
O.ono
pounds:
(lilisou.
0.000
pounds;
Margitlice,
0,000
1
pounds,
anil
Capo
Swain,
7.1)00
1
pounds,
til
10.5c
and
ic,
lo
Ihej
(itinadiati
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Constance
).,
5,500
pounds,
al
1
0.5c
and
ic,
to
the
lloolh
Fish-
NAVAL
ARMS
(
LIMITATION
CONFERENCE
Coolldge
to
Call
One
Soon
as
League
of
Nations
Decides
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
16.
Another
naval
limitation
conference
will
be
called
by
President
Coolldge
as
soon
as
It
Is
known
that
the
League
of
Nations
has
definitely
abandoned
the
Protocol
of
Peace'
and
Safety,
one
of
the
features
of
which
was
to
have
been
the
calling
of
a
disarmament
conference,
it
Is
stated
her.
KING
IS
LEAVING
CRUISE
ON
YACHT
CONVOY
LIQUOR
Biological
Station
to
VESSELS
SOUTH;
be
Erected
at
Once
on
SF.A'ITIJ'.
Mar.
US,
-
Caplain
F.
Dmlgiv,
coast
guard
conim,au-der,
aiiiiounceil
thai
his
latest
plan
of-harassing
rum
ruiiuers
is
lo
act
as
tin
unofficial
convoy
of
all
liiptor
laden
vessels
leuv-
budigct
ing
llt'itlsh
Columbia
purls
until
Ihey
arrive
at
(he
ports
for
which
they
have
Cleared.
II
is
said
that
the
Sladacoua,
which
loaded
11.000
rusij'of
as-
V
IN
MEDITERRANEAN
l,()NDO.
Mar.
10.
King
(ieoipe
is
reported
lo
have
re-
eovereil
from
his
recent
illness
;iuil
will
leave,
on
Thursday
ac
companied
by
tin-
Oueen
for
(ieiioa
where
he
will
hoard
the
Itoyal.
yacht
for
a
Mediterraneali
cruise.
Government
Dock
Site
Atilhorily
was
received
at
Hie
local
provincial
public
work
office
this
morning
front
Victoria
lo
proceed
with
the
erection
or
the
federal
biological
slitlioit
on
Ihe
government
wliarf
here.
The
new
building
will
be
or
two-storey
frame
construc
tion
with
50
fool
waterfrotilage.
It
will
85.500.
cost
approximately
i
The
wotk
will
involve
the
tearing
down
of
Hit
premises
formerly
used
by
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
and
more
recently
used
by
.
Hums
Co.
Ltd.
Tor
slock
killing
purposes.
There
will
alo
be
some
work
oT
strengthening
the
wliarf
to
support
the
iicav
slrticliire.
Work
wilt
continence
immediately.-
11
lias
not
yet
been
de
cided
whether
it;
wjJJ
.be'done
by
contract
or
day
.labor.
o.v,
and
casijs,
leather
suitcase
luh
bag,
shirts,
underwtiar,
towels,
lojking
i'lasscs,
khaki
shirts,
lljree
tair
of
cull'
links,
Ihree
watch
chains,
leather
gloves,
flash
lighl,
pocket
book.
mackijiaw
shirls,
cap,
luowit
bonis,
etc.
F.
F.
Jones
proseeut-
d
and
Hie
witnesses
at
Ihe
pre
liminary
hearing
were
W.
C
rat
ion
and'
Sergeants
ltailey
and
McClinchy.
Offered
to
Sell
Revolver
iccofditig
to
tits
evidence,
ser
geant
Uaili-y.
towards
the
even
ing
of
Saturday,
obtained
infor
tualion
thai
a
15
revolver
bait
been
olVered
for
sale
in
I
ho
(j.T.P.
yards.
lie,
thereupon
made
a
search
and
learned
thai
it
111:111
was
liidden
in
a
sand
shed
ncarlbe
ro
u
n
J
"
fi
6u
se'noAl-
cer
was
warned
Hint
Ihe
loan
was
carrying
flic
revolver
which
win
fully
loadCMJ
I
la-
weapon
he
hud
offered
for
sale.
Sergeant
Me
(ilinclij;
and
Constable
.Maedon-
nld
were
called
upon
for
assistance
and
it
was
decided
that
the
best
course
to
follow
was
lo
allow
the
negotiations
for
the
sale
of
the
gun
to
proceed.
This
was
done
and,
after
the
gun
bad
been
handed
over,
(he
arrest
of
itcau-
regard
was
made.
Al
first
he
refused
to
disclose
lo
the
police
where
the
res
I
of
Ihe
goods
were
lo
be
found
but
later
look
the
olliccrs
further
along
the
track
were
the
goods
were
found
iu
the
uilcases
bidden
underneath
a
pile
of
wood.
On
being
taken
to
the
police
station
and,
afler
be
ing
warned,
accused,
in
the
presence
of
Mr.
(irallon,
made
Ihe
statement
thai
be
was
orry
for
what
he
had
done
and
asked
for
leniency.
Goods
Identified
Mr.
(iriilton
iudentified
the
sroods
produced
in
court
and
Ser
jeant
Mc(i
in.?
by
gave
evidence
orroboralive
of
that
of
Ser
geanl
Itaib-y.
On
the
deposit
ton
being
read
lo
him,
lleauregard
said
Dial
he
had
nothing
to
fay
and
was
then
committed.
According
to
the
police.
Ueaii-
regard
staled
I
hat
he
was
2d
years
of
'age
and
bad
arrived
or;
Friday
from
Oisrome
where
In
father
resides.
He
is
a
tailor
and
shoemaker
and
was
intend-'
ing
lo
go
into
business
al
Cis-
coiwc.
Afler
the
rase
had
been
heard
iu
court,
Sergeant
ltailey
pointed
out
that
Ibis
was
the
second
lime
tlie
More'
of
Mr.
Oration
had
been
robbed
of
.revolvers,
one
of
the
weapons
being
the
same
one
as
was
taken
iu
a
for
mcr
robbery,
lie
suggested
that
it
was
unwise
to
allow
such
weapons
lo
be
exhibited
as
il
ALIBUT
MAINTAINS
FAIR
PRICE
TODAY
WITH
OVER
QUARTER
MILLION
IN
aturaay
s
nociiey
was
many
Brilliant
Flashes
i
.
if
.
r
i
.
c-
in
JtWiesda);
Dramatic
Moments
j
'
Special
In
Daily
t-w-i
YW'COl
VKH.
Mar.
10.
The
Victoria
Cougars
arrived
(lis
morn
nig
aflrr
holding
the
Calgary
Tigers
lo
a
one
-ail!
.
...
.........
......
...
..r
ll...
1.....
I..
I
I
I
-
t
i-
.
i
ne
ii
nn-
i
u-uijiiii'
ursiri
k
rv
n'ii'riu-
11
v
.
vie
'lial
will
deride
which
loam
chilli
piny
llie
Cunuilit-ns
j
s
iirv
tiii
uml
world
supreme
hockey
honors.
Tin
'
i!
ic
wui
iii'
iijiiy
fci
ai
victoria
ciinesiiav
inn
it.
s
jr
-
'-oiliest
whs
a
(ling-dung
bailie
all
the
va,
it
...I
Ik..
II,...
I....
4
..
I
I
tir.n
...
i.
i
i
1
1
'
i
i
'
m
i
i
m
wii
m
i
i
ti
m
i
1
1
ii
i
ivi
I
i
i
inn
ii
Aiiii
Hi
line
(i
Hit;
Cougar
shining
slurs
in
a
stellar
array.
PASSENGERS
ARE
PICKED
UPS-
maiiiucr
ui
oiiiu
uu
uua
i
Lost
I
A
flashing
bark-hamler
in
the
jUiiiil
frame
liy
Jack
Walker
and
II
lie
perfect
sliol
from
Cully
j
W
ilson
a
few
seconds
later
in!
!
!
hr
next
play
"wlien
llu
nuck
landed
in
tin;
lop
corner
of
llie!
ue
provided
llie
dramalie
nm-
of
(lie
game
nllhotoMi
mnii
in
eaeli
loam
was
on
ins
iocs
:i
rni
mere
wan
nut
a
'
jtlnll
ieriod
iii
(ho
three
frames.
In
Waterlogged
Boat
and;
Pace
Furious
I'luy
began
ul
a.
furimui
pace
illi
Itittlrll
handlitng
Hie
rule
infrin'-iii'inls
awl
Ion
llie
off
sides
in
u
dual
referee
arrange
nieiit.
1
'"'
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'''
'"
"
"nlhon
per
day
are
turned
mil
ul
llie
Hoyiil
Mini,
not
only
ror
llie
ISriiisli
!es
hut
fir
other
coiinlne?.
The
melal
is
eheeked
al
tlie
end
or
llie
d,..
and
il
one
hundredth
purl
of
mi
ounce
is
iiiissuig
it
ran
be
instanllv
deleelcil.
Arrest
Made
in
Robbery
Case
by
Sergeant
Bailey
and
Man
is
Committed
for
Trial
Today
Following
n
speedy
capture
made
on
Saturday
afternoon
within
i'i
hours
of
the
lime
wjieu
the
alleged
robbery
look
place,
Jean
William
ltciiregard,
alias
Tom
Houchard,
was
eornmillcd
for
Iritd
by
Magistrate
McCljnionl
in
llie
city
poliev
eourt
this
inorniiig
on
a
charge
ol
breaking
and
entering
the
store
of
W
ilfrid
(irallon
about
2
o'clock
Saturday
morning
and
stealing
lherefrotn
goods
lo
the
val.ue
of
about
$150,
including
two
38
Coil
revolvers,
Smith
Wesson
revolver,
gold
watch
and
chain,
gold-filled
wulch
case,
pair
of
opera
glasses
and
ease,
oil
hat.
hunting
knife,
two
razor
I
-
j.
ilLARGE
POWER
UNDERTAKING
FOR
STEWART
Helmer
Interests
to
Construct
$1
,600,000
Plant,
Victoria
Reports
State
According
to
Victoria
reports.
the
Helmer
interests
of
Wiscon
sin
will
Ibis
year
construct
a.
hydro-electric
plant
costing
50n.ooo
in
the
Stewart
district.
The
plant
will
be
located
on
Olacicr
Hay
just
below
Balmon
Itivei-'O!
IVotiand-CafialO'ower
will
1e
distributed
from
it
to
various
mines
in.
Hie
district
in-eluiliny
the
Premier.
SECWBEdAS
pewit
mimrn
John
Holsteln,
Victim
of
Aocl-
dent,
Died
Yesterday
In
Hospital
Succumbing
to
terrible
burns
sustained
on
.Wednesday
morn
ing
last
when
a
tin
of
gasoline.
which
be
was
usinig
to
light
a
fire
in-
his
shack
to
the
rear
of
ihe
Pioneer
Laundry
exploded;
John
llolstein
died
in
the
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
morning.
Deceasw
was
a
native
of
Iceland
in
which
country
ho
was
born
in
1881.
lie
is
survived
by
a
widow
residing
in
Vancouver.
llolstein
was
a
halibul
fisherman
and
had
been
a
.member
of
the
local
union
since
1013.
Interment
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
llie
Depp
Sen
Fishermen's
Union.
HEARD
LONDON
RADIO
IN
EAST
Re-Broadcast
Was
Successful
Saturday
ftlgr.i:
Big
Ben
Struck
NF.Wl
YOUK.
Mar.
IC.
The
first
London
radio
program
to
be
successfully
re-broadcast
on
Miis
co!vliinJiit
Was
heard
throughout
Ihe
Fast
Saturday
night,
when
audiences
listened
lo
the
Hotel
Savoy
dance
orchestra
and
heard
Dig
Hen
strike
at
coiisiiuili-u
leiupiauou
iu
si.-.u,
...
.
.
then..
Tho
magistral.?
poinlcl
YU
IHJlJJKhN
Mfc
this
out
to
Mr.
fJrattou
who
slated
Ibat
il
was
not
his
inten
tion
lo
exhibit
such
goods
in
future
and
Ilia!
lie
was
considering
the
advisability
or
iliscdutiuu-ing
handling
Ihein
al
all.
He
said
this
was
the
fifth
or
sixth
robbery
of
his
slore.
lleauregard
will
come
up
'for
eleelion
before
Judge
Young
in
the
County
Court
this
afternoon.
DROWNED
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
10-
-
Hughie
Waas,
four
years
oT
ago
and
hl
brother
Maurice
two,
were
drowned
in
Troul
Lake
yeslerd-iy
afler
leaving
home
on
a
tricycle
and
a
skooler.
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