iu
i,
I
V
Iiii
-u,
y
.i
Mill
M
SW(i
I
Wilhiiins
slated
H'
aiiey
whs
known
in-v
us
one
of
lluj
great
l'
liail
been
makiliL'
"
I
"
it
m
Hie
Kal
and
,
v
h.uli
aino.iL-
oi.era.'TriCPDADU
MAMAfFR
'
in
"no
soloists
of
'ibel
LICENSES
TO
HOTELS
GIVEN
'
In
Prlnte
Rupert
to
bo
Allow-
l
PrUllcge
of
Selling
Boer
VI'TillllA
in-"
-
i....
.
"lliiVil(
lllllil
Mhll.n
"V
1111,1
Ii
l'.,r.
.
iiiiiii
i
Mill-
-.'7.
-
leer
I'ci'ii
(,'i
auted
lo
I
be
i
Knox,
Central,
li
r.mpiess,
r!a-
lliineil.
'Mlll.lll
I
.!
I
...
I.
...
I
J'""
'b.lkley
Valley.
"
I
ll'I'Mll.n
II..
I..
I
'iov
In
'ii
l'l'llVl
,ril'K
Will..,
"
lll'llW
'
HVH'I.
"!''
Miniiicca.
FARING
UP
SNOW
DIFFICULT
WINNIPEG
ny
Snow
PHIod
Lanes
Higher
'onces
and
Caused
Troublo
Mar.
'.'7.
dear
lii'cn
one
.of
J"bs
here
U,ls
Ibr
week
there
fiinwsluriu
with
....
.
I
r
lil'VVC
t
...
i.
,
j"n.
u-
ami
wnili!
-i.bu.-
.,
.
.."
"'!
Wl,rk
'
I'ac.M
......
1""h
"d
JilKher.
in
lln.
i-eiiniig.
:lvy
",e
"w
l.ad
lo
bo
carted
4-
4-
4-
4
TRANSFERRED
SOUTH
PMflWPFR
IMIIIRFB
W.
McKav
Will
Leave
Hcroi
About
April
15
to
Take
Chargo
at
Ashcroft
(I
cor;
W.
McKay,
who
has
been
manager
oT
the
l
mm
liiivi-i-iiinenl
Teleuriiulis
in
Ibis
city
ror
several
years,
Is
being
transferred
to
Ashi-roTI
as
manager
there
and
will
leave
the
city
aboiil
April
l"
!
taKe
over
nis
now
dulies.
Mr.
McKay
s
departure
will
be
regretted
not
only
here
bill
Ibrouglioui
uie
.llslilcl.
lor
several
years
ho
"
was
stul
loueil
al
llazellou
liefon'i
enining
here.
His
successor
lien:
has
nut
yet
been
appointed.
Herb
Tanner
Is
In
the
Haiclton,
Hospital
Whcro
Seventeen
Stitches
were
put
in
When
Hie
Canadian
National
westbuiiud
train
ran
inlo
a
iiiud-
t
i.i
vv.m.li-iick
last
ed-
..I....
i.,.r
Kimineer
llorb
cludi
their
produuttt
willmul
the
nation
to
any
.'real
Mr.
I
toady
s
proposal
a
surest
ion
ilml
the
UX'.
ItaiKvay
should
lie
jointly
by
I
he
f.,
P.
II,
FISHING
NOT
8
HOUR
DAY
All
Branches
of
Local
Industry
Exompt
From
Its
Provisions
VICTORIA,
Mar.
27,
Further
exemptions
from
the
Eight
Hour
Day
law
Inotude
the
fishing
Industry
and
all
Its
attendant
branches,
Including
canning,
preserving
and
the
manufacturing
of
by-products.
lUlllill'.'
pene.
iueludeil
K.ll.
A
opera!
I'd
and
lln
f...N.ll.
.1
that
'the
CP.Jl.
would
operate
it
giving
all
routing
prh
HrFrsfiV
tfrewHrvp'fnp'te
railways
to
he
paid
l80.imil
he-I
wee
1
1
them
hi
a
bonus
for
low
carryinj.'
rales.
Mr.
I'.iw.'on
said
the
projiosal
was
made
jml
at
Hie
lime
Ii"
left
lillawa
so
he
has
no
ollicial
iuforuiatiou
as
lo
the.
altitude,
of
Hie
(ioveruuieiit
or
Iho
railways,
hut
the
people
he
mel
seem"
lo
weleono'
any
proposal
whiclii
.
would
do
away
Wilh
the
necessity
uf
spcndiiiK
millions
of
mouevl
Ibis
year
until
(he
finances
ul
!lhe
country
an?
in
belter
coudi-
linn.
!
In
all
probability
another
con-ferencp
will
be
lield
soon
when
all
the.
.iilcresls
wit)
be
heard
ami
the
matter
will
be
settled,
j
Mr.
Dawson
says
Ilial
every-I
thing
is
guitr,'
well
at
Ottawa.
I
The
business
is
so
well
advanced
ithal
the
House
experts
lo
rise
by
ulioul
May
M.
lie
altended
the
meeting
of
the
railway
board
a
Montreal.
INCORPORATED
iK-.-.lliy
i.nM.ii.iri.
.,
,
i,
...
,
-
.
.
i
.
:
n
i
in
I'-i
in.
iiiiii.-i.
ill.
ii
1
1
i
1
1
i
i'i
Tanner
received
head
which
necessilale.l
scwu-leen
stitches
being
put
in
111,1
llaellou
tlos.ilal
where
be
Is
now
u
patienl.
The
Impael,
on
hilling
the
slide,
was
terrific
and
the
'engine
reared
up
and
came
lo
a
stop
across
this
rails.
ItealUing
Unit
Uie
engine
n.ujd
nut
stand
up.
Ihe
engineer
Jumped
and
II
was
when
he
was
land-
tin
on
(tin
I'liPk
i
Mm
t
he
was
i
lift
Hll
I
II
v
vv
'hurl.
Vll'.TOlllA,
Mar.
21.
Incur
poralious
graulcd
this
week,
a
cording
to
the
II.
(;.
Ca.clte
in
Ihn
l-'raser
Hotel
t'oiiijiany
irtiwiii.
in
lit.?:'..
.......
..........
capital
being
.Ic'O.UOO.
Mrs,
.1.
M.
Clanev
has
arrived
in
Vancouver
from
Calgary
visit
wilh
Mrs.
I..
M.
hede.t
.Until
ladies-
formerly
resided
Prince
ltupert,
II.
C.
I-
rafter,
srliool
inspector,
relumed
on
this
morning's
trail
mun
a
irip
in
uie
interior
an
departmental
dulic.
TODAY'S
WIRELESS
REPORT
(8
a.m.)
Uiaby
Island
-
Part
cloudy.
aim:
harumelpr.
2U.07;
temper
allire,'
3t;
sea
sniooth;
t.i.
a.m.
.poke
sleamcr
Prince
(ieorgO
passing
m
snuiiinouiiii;
.i..n
ii.io.
spoke
steamer
Venture
in
iiorlh-
iiimiil.
head
Tree
Point--Clear,
calm;
bar
nuclei-,
:M.:i;
temperature,
J:
sea
smooth.
I
Hull
Harbor
Snowing,
calm;
barolueter,
'.".Mil;
-
Icniperature,
:ir
;
light
swell:
MS
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Venture
off
Klew
Nug-ell
noitlibound.
(Noon)
Uigby
Islam!
-
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
."..
HO
;
leinperalure.
IK:
sea
smooth.
,lead
Tree
Poinl
Clear,
ealnv;
baromclrr.
i."..7i;
leniperaluiT.
1
1
;
sea
sinoolh.
Hull
Harbor
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind,
baroineler,
liO.-til;
leni'peratiire.
Hi;
light
swell.
The
halibut
boats
Cape
Spear
and
Itadio
have
been
taken
Op
on
Ihn
local
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
latter
boat,
an
American
vessel,
has
been
leaking
about
IJie
rudder
post
and
Is
on
the
pouloon
to
have
this
remedied.'
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstci.
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
.hre
at
Anyt'me.
ding
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
In
Boston
ana
'y
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
....
r.
T
i
'(.'
VOL
M
"
.'
i'ri.
"to
1MUNCK
111
PK.HT,
ILU.,
Kill
HAY,
MAHCII
27,
1U83.
VMUrdty'i
Circulation.
1E04
liere
i
-lii
wii
Hie
fall
nT
Kro,
the
famoiiK
statin
of
(he
god
of
love,
which
lias
stood
over
Hie
fouulaiii
in
Pioeijilillv
Circus,
London,
for
many
years.
11
was
temporarily
removed
lecenuy
t
ions
during
some
ex
avu-
Great
Rash
for
Seats
for
Big
Hockey
Match
Victoria
Tonight
Canadiens
Practice
a
New
Attack
VlCrOHlA,
Mar.
2.7.
Kalis
seeking
'tickets
for
admission
lo
louialil's
rkt-li
between
Uie
Cougars
and
Canaiiieiis
started
lining
up
al
Ihreu
o'cloi.k
yesterday
morning
ami
by
Iialf
past
.i.
the
ii;eue
vvns'lvvo
blo
ks
long.
The
arena
was
all
.sold
mil
by
iiooii.
.
.
'I'lm
Cougars
are.
coudifent
lliey
can
make
it
Iliree
slraigtil
mil
cop
the
.Stanley
Cup
and
wilh
it
Uie
world
hockey
liouors.
The
Cunadieiis,
on
Ihe
olher
hand,
expeel
lo
win
from
sheer
Iteration
1
because
every
tiling
is
al
slake.
l
the
workout
yesterday
inc
--
-
anadiens
paid
close
attention
to
irwnrd
pass
combination,
oi
eiiJ!.
Julia!
and
Houcher
ex-j
perimoiiliiig
assiduously
with
aj
new
attack,
they
expect
lo
make!
miighl.
Veina,
the
goal
lender
for
Ihe
visilors,
had
Ids
lliumui
injured
in
Ihe
V
ancouver-game.
n-ading
in
lickels
is
being
allied
on
today.
(loudly
sums
.
-
.i
i
.
.
ii
ire
oiiercu
lor
soais
io
iiiu'-.
.
i.
i
i
who
were
mcky
enougu
io
gin
Ihein
yesterday.
Three
and
four
times
the
original
value
are
figures
mentiined
in
connection
willi
some
of
Ihe
deals
for
well-
loealed
sitlins-s.
II
is
slated
that
many
people
bought
tickets
for
Ihe
purpose
of
selling
them
again.
VACCINATION
COMPULSORY
Provincial
Board
of
Health
Orders
It
For
Every
Person
In
B-C.
VICTORIA,
Mar.
27.
Every
person
in
British
Columbia
must
be
vaccinated
forthwith
or
produce
to
tho
msdica)
health
officer
of
the
district
a
successful
vaccinitlon
within
the
past
two
years,
according
to
the
regulations
advertised
by
tho
Provincial
Board
of
Health.
Tho
order
provides
that
a
person
violating
the
regulation
Is
subjoct
to
a
fino
of
$100
or
to
six
months'
ROBBERS
TOOK
'
ARMOURCASH
SpOKAM:.
M:r
2i.
Two
armed
robbers
held
up
employ
ees
of
the
Armour
Company
packers
and
e.caped
with
the
S.Vliou
payroll
here
this
morn
BEER
BY
BOTTLES
TO
BE
CARRIED
AWAY
IS
DEFEATED
IN
ALBERTA
KUMO.NTON,
Mar.
27.
Tim
legislature
defeated
by
u
volo
of
HI
to
17
a
proposal
lo
amend
thu
liipior
act
so
as
lo
grant
.lit
privilege
of
selling
b.er
by
lb
bolllo
lo
be
carried
away
and
consumed
olf
tho
premises,
jus
as
when
purchased
froin
tho
liquor
warehouse.
StrMt
!
404
LIKJ.lPOOU
.MaroJi
7,
IotrrilWiafirr".ri?
riirte
year
old
gellliiig
wim
the
liraod
XatiniiaT
Steeplechase
this
afternoon.
Old
l.aybridge,
a
favorite,
came
second
while
Hip
third
horse
was
4..4..4.4'.J.4.
VANCOUVER
PARTY
DUE
HERE
JULY
27
Tentative
Time-Table
Has
Seen
Set
For
Board
of
Trade
Excursionists
Coming
Here
The
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade,
excursion
lo
central
inuisii
i.oi-
uinbia
Ibis
.summer
will
arrive
in
Prince
Ituporl
on
the
morning
of
July
2
J
by
C..VII.
steamer
ac
rordiug
to
a
tentative
time
table
thai
lias
been
drafted.
The
next
ilny
they
will
proceed
to
Terrace
here
they
will
spend
a
day.
then
KohiK
on
fo
Prince
deorge
with
stop
at
Smilhers
and
Telkwa
Ihe
excursionists
will
return
lo
ancouvcr
going
.south
by
motor
from
Prince
deorge
lo
Asherufl
DEER
DESTROYED
BY
COYOTESJNTHE
SNOW
Even
Moose
Hovering
Around
Ednos
of
Settlements
In
Interior
B.C.
The
deep
snow,
under
toe
in
fluence
of
a
brilliant
sun
ami
westerly
winds,
has
assumed
a
consistency''
which
makes
travel
lillieult
for
all
(he
deer
family
says
tin
interior
.ews.
Hie
.
....
oyolea
are
feasting
merrily
aim
ukiig
a
heavy
toll
from,
(he
.lues.
Many
oT
Ihe
deer
are
seeking
shelter
in"
Ihe
local
barn
yards,
ami
even
Ihe
moose
are
hoveling
around
the
edges
of
the
selHi'inenls.
Many
snap
shots
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AWASH
CONFESSION
IN
THE
GILLIS
CRIME
WLE
LINED
UP
TO
BUY
HOCKEY
TICKETS
THREE
O'CLOCK
IN
MORNING
Murcfer
Tria
Pufs
in
Sensational
Evidence
Mien
BONUS
SCHEME
!
WELL
RECEIVED
Plan
of
C.P.R.
President
to
Delay
Buildlnn
of
Peace
River
Railway
Approved
ALL
WELL
AT
OTTAWA
Confession
bv
HarrV
SoiVash
PlaCeS
Dawson
Returns
Home
,
-
....
i
n
I
Aft5r
Attcndlnn
Meeting
of
blame
tor
nuacRing
Lrime
on
Railway
Board
Cannonball
Baker
VI(.TOIII.
Mr.
27.
.SciiMitiuiiul
evidence
cuiisisling
i)f
.
r..
i...
i.
i
m.....
ii
v:,.
ll
Jl'jJI'H
V(UIIIJI
IIIINVK'II'M
11
I
I
I
II
nun
iiiiiij
i
w
:u
s
nil
trial
wilh
u-iiiiinnhall
ILikiT
fur
Mm
murder
ul
i
i
i
,(in
(hlli.s
nmf
lii
n
on
Hit
schooner
Meryl
0.
wux
Ll!!
.il
li
tin-
Crown
Thursday
aflcrnouii.
Tin
oi:
a'--ion.
ilri'tai
imI
ly
Inspector
1'ursniis
of
tin.'
pri-i
:
c
have
been
given
liim
ly
.Sowash
when
bringing
V
w
Orleans
lo
Vii'lori;i,
was
a
written
statement,
i
ii
tiimne
for
Hi'1
ii
in
c
on
I
In
shoulders
uf
lliikrr
ami
-
-
-
-declared
lli.-il
Sowah
himself
INulnu
miUHlll
!
1
1.
iiiu,'.-.i
n.iifi
-ssioii
.iim-
FAHEY
HERE
FOR
CONCERT
IN
MAY
lenttrt
Will
be
Given
Under
Auspice
of
Rotary
Club
Ii
A
t.
w
Mi
v
i
'
ill
yesterday
n-
i
i
l
Iheir
i
a
ti
nlalivdy
for
.
Hi.-
rily
under
-
d
Ma.
lam
lahcy...
-
'I'l-ann
singer,
who
a
'
Hia
I
Ins
u
miner.
'
-In
will
III'
here
ili
linn.
cmisisling
of
o
u.
-.
J.
W.
.icholl.s(
Mi
Munlii-
will
liao!
'
i
in
i
aiii.'1'iiH'iil.
j
'
x
t.'
tin'
club
-!
rribed
Hie
event
leading
nil
lo
llii'
actual
hoarding
if
Ho
vessel
and
tin'
s
1
1
'
1
1
1
1
of
dillis
ami
In
m
son.
CALL
FOR
'TENDERS
ELEVATOR
HERE
AT
ONCE
SAYS
DAWSON
Hon.
.1.
II.
Kin;-',
minis-Ifr
of
public
work;,
whom
I-.
(J.
l);ivon
iih'I
in
Ol-lawa
a
frw
Iay
aso
in
company
wilh
I-iimI
Slork,
nirtnliiT
for
Ihi.s
dililcl,
annoum.'cl
thai
li'iidcrr
woul.l
be
oalhd
for
al-in.il
imiiii'iliali'ly
fur
Ihu
siip'r.ilnn'luri'
o
I
I
h
e
Piini'i'
Rupert
I'li'.valor.
Thi;
would
in-
in
lime
for
Ho'
work
lo
proceed
about
the
time
Hie
louiiilaUon
Ii
finohcd.
The
Ka.
is
liiiich
inter
..
il
ii
Hie
pioj.nsal
of
K.
V.
Ilraiiy.
pre.i.(iil
of
Im
CP.
ll.
thai
Mm
(iocniiin;iit
sliiiulil
honiis
Uie
I
wo
ruilway.H
ciiiiceriK-il
lo
carr
the
Peace
Itivcr
m-odin:
i
Pacific
porl
at
tin'
same
rule
I
Iwy
would
gel
if
Ihey
had
a
direct
roiilc
ayx
I.
ci.
haw-on.
who
returned
from
-the
Kai
Mu-iimniiii.
Tlu
would
euaiilr
lln
buibliiifr
of
Hie
railway
lo
he
lo-l
oiit'il
for
a
mIioi-I
tinu;
and
would
at
the
s.iiim"
time
enald"
Hie
Pi'ii'e
llier
pcojile
to
sell
Amendments
to
Budget
Moved
by
Conservatives
and
Third
Party
in
Commons
Yesterday
OTTAWA,
Mar.
27.
Conservative
amendment
and
Progressive
Mib-nnieiulnii'ill
lo
the
budget
followed
each
other
in
i
pnl
.s.ir
cessiou
in
Hie
Houo-uf
Cominoiis
yesterday.
Sir
Henry
I
iiymii
iiinved
the
Conservative
amendment
thai
"conditions
in
Can.
ida
imiiinlinlcly
demand
u
reduction
in
taxes"
especially
uf
die
sales
lax
and
other
levies,
which'
have
beejfiricreased
by
the
,r.'i.'sonl
goveniiiionl.
Robert
Koike
laler
in
the
day
movwt
on
,
behtilf
of
the
Pro-
ii
it
r
-
i
j
t
i
i
t
I
i
re-sives
a
Mii-aineiuimeni
in
ine
enoci
mai
uie
nuagei
con-
sMules
failure
to
carry
into
(fieri
substantial
economies
in
aiililic
exiiendilure
and
the
fiscal
policy
of
the
Liberal
parly
as
from
lime
lo
thin
enunciated
..ml
culling
for
a
revision
of
the
tariff
based
on
the
need
of
to,-wnuc
instead
o'
on
the
principle
of
protection.
TliU
sub-aioeiidiiienl
was
ruled
mil
of
order
by
Speaker
l.eiuieux
flic
ruling
was
appealed
and
the
House
sustained
the
speaker
by
a
vole
of
ln
to
On.
DOUBLE
CHANCE
WINNER
OF
GRAND
NATIONAL
TODAY
FISH
PRICES
HIGHER
TODAY
Stiffening
After
Slump
of
Yesterday
at
Fish
Exchange
Fish
prices
stiffened
a
little
after
Ihe
slump
of
yesterday
at
ihe
fisli
exchange.
Sales
wcru
us
.follows:
'i
.American
lU'ls.iland.
1)0,000
lu
Cold
Storage,
al
.'2c
and
Jc.
Silka,
.
10.00.ii,
tu
lloyal
Fish
fX
at
8.20c
and
3c.
.
Ilninier,
&iMp0,.to1
Atlin
Fjsh-eno
at
H.ldc
and
3o.
Havana,
32,(mu,
to
Hooth
Fisheries
al
8.30c
anil
3c.
Mariner.
II.
'"'fl.
to
Cold
Storage
at
'..
iOc
anu
llr.
Sadie
K.,
8,000,
Vosla,
2,000.
to
iJuoUi
risberJos
al.y.lOc
and
3c.
Wave,
0.OO0.
lo
Hoyat
Fish
Co.
it
H.20O
and
3c.
Canadian
Hose
Spit,
0,(100,
to
Gold
Stor
age,
at
J.ioc
anu
jc
K.
LipsetL
2,000,
to
Atliu
.
Fisheries,
al
7.20c
and
3c.
P.
Dorreen,
1.500
lo
Cold
Slor-
,
a.ge
al
7.30c
and
3c.
Murineuc.
1.000.
lo
lloyal
Fish
.
Co.
at
7.20c
and
3iv
PRAIRIE
FIRE
INNEBRA5RA
Million
Dollars
Worth
of
Pro
perty
Destroyed
and
Probable
Deaths
VAI.KNTINK.
Nebraska,
Mar.
27.
'
After
'destroying
properly
oT
ranchers
lo
Ihe
value
of
over'
a
million
dollars,
prairie
fires
ravaged
150,000
acres
of
country
here
today.
It
-is
reported
that
the
fire
is
extinguished
but
that
several
orsons
have
been
burned
lo
death.
So
fur
there
has
been
no
confirmation
and
it
is
hoped
that
there
have
been
no
fatalities.
TORNADO
IN
ARGENTINE
Sweops
Santa
Fe
Causes
Many
Province
and
Fatalities
HL'KNOS
AlllKS.
Mar.
27.
A
tornado
swept
sections
of
the
have
been
procured
and
a
tttrunuri
Santu
Fe
province
last
night
feeling
is
evidenced
in'
favor
of
careful
conservation,
Uie
in
creasing
game
being
one
of
our
grottiest
assets.
CONDUCTOR
DIED
SKATTI.K
Mar.
27.-
Jiimcj
llourko,
70
years
or
age,
for
23
years
conductor
on
the
AVhttf,
Pass
and
Yukon
Kailwayf
died
Inst
night.
causing
numerous
fatalities
with
heavy
property
damage,
it
is
reported
here.
Details
are
lacking
owin
to
Hie
crippled
wire
service.
A
relief
train
left
for
tho
scene.
BIRTH
v
A
son
was
born
al
tho
Piineo
ltupert
General
Hospital
to
Mr;
and
Mrs.
Kilbrath
on
March
27.
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