i
l-
..
li'W
l;
-
I
A
K
lly
li;::-
:i.
I.
I
,:r.
:l
'
1
ll
'In-
.ll
!i;
I.
li.;
'
I
AIT
l,
in
I
lie
rot
I
ill
tlTI'ils.
Will
III'
...
a
liniut
It's
tune
v
rj
linU!hl
Trom
)v
I
lie
steamer
h
s
iiflei-iioon.
The
;
tin
n
ipjiiiilily
of
.;;:)
I'l'iiipmenl
which
a
(."il
in
Hie
planl.
iillii'i'
ileveliipmetil
i
he
iipeiiim;
up
!r
'
amp
al
Breaker
l
ie
t'slnn
Harbor
by
v
l.D.
which
i
alii
1'iunps
at
l.ncke-Thiii'sliiii
1
1
iir
--liewa.
The
mosl
mi
i
lie
Kelly
camp
I'nwell
Illver
while
n
i
way
to
l'ugel
oiiK
a
(tiiinlily
of
"v
s
inaehiiiery
from
v
ii
I'ni'l
Clemenls
Aii'iiliuie
Spruce
mill
I"
;:'ie:ieil
lii-ii:ir.ili(iim
t:
jail
in
hp
nnili'i'
wiiv
':
i
-
v
'riipcnhitc
uf
Ihe
l:."v
hi,.,
mi,
PR
PATROL
WAS
RAMMED
Isel
Towed
In
With
Four
Foot
Hole
in
Side
Mar
;j.
While
Iv
straits
of
.liliin
tie
iitornuisf
on
Ihe
look-
'
iun
rinuiers
Pnii-ni
c
n
War
lionine.
.y
ll...
inir
I'lli'ililil
m
Seal
I
In
Tl,u
.li-
I'1
''''I''
Was
lowed
into
l.os
I''1''.'
W,
a
r,,,,,.
foot
hole
In
""'
iilltl
1
1
I
'"'I
'
'11111
i,,....
.
port
engine
PERS
HELD
UP
TRUST
CO.
1V
Wlth
Up0
8m
Ater
Holdinq
up
Employees
af
St.
Louis
IT
l.dl
i
I'l'fJ
tl(1
Mar.
.'I.
Five
men
Minimi
I'll..
i
.
...
wny
I
U
..
""
"iitiig,
iieni
up
'
HIllHIVfH.d
.....I
'
till
1
1
:io.(iimi
i,
escaped
There
are
al
present
cijlilcen
men
employed
on
Ihe
elevator
excavation
ami
aboul
Iwenly
on
Ihe
ilreilirinif.
and
pooil
im-rress
is
beiii-,-
made.
A
supply
of
travel
is
expt-eled
frniii
Vancouver
Island.
This
source
of
supply
has
been
round
necessary
as
Ihe
gravel
beds
lift
Ihe
Skei-nn
are
frozen
ami
bench
trrave!
would
mil
do
owing
lo
Ihe.
salt
in
it.
This
mailer
of
(.'ravel
has
caused
a
little
delay
OLD
RESIDENT
OF
KETCHIKAN
MISSING
John
Groollnror
Disappears
ana
Lcavos
Noto
In
Which
ho
Says
Goodbyo
A
report
arrived
by
the
CP.
II.
boat
from
Ketchikan
ii
slioi'l
Mine
in
his
room.
He
i
exoecled
lo
be
able
lo
get
out
of
doors
in
a
few
days.
dvertie
in
Hie
Daily
News.
DR.
BOAK
GETS
NEW
TRIAL
FOR
MANSLAUGHTER
!
'Special
t
Dailv
.News
YANCOl
VKH,
Mar.
3.
-Thv
iijipeal
court
loijay
g
i-ii
ii
I
I'd
u
ihw
trial
to
Ir.
lioak
nf
Victoria
who
was
convicted
of
manslaughter
yi
conned
ion
willi
Ihe
dra
I
It
of
two
iiiiti
by
strikii'
Uhmii
willi
his
ear
at
night,
and
seutenct'd
lo
our
years
in
4
!
!
GRAVEL
SUPPLY
FOR
ELEVATOR
SITE
HAS
TO
COME
FROM
SOUTH
Nearly
Forty
Wen
Now
Employed
on
Elovator
and
Filling
Work
last
thai
John
(iroeliiiger,
an
obllime
resident
id
Ketchikan,
had
disap-oeareil
under
somewhat
Unusual
circumstances.
He
was
last
seen
on
Tuesday
lust.
The
fol-
lowiiur
day
its
he
did
md
appear
frij'nils
weitl
to
luis
aiarlinenl
and
round
his
guns
and
blankets,
evidence
thai
be
was
not
on
a
I
rip,
and
on
a
shelf
w
as
a
nole
in
which
some
old
trouble
was
menlio
I
and
In
which
writer
said
goodbye.
till!
KING
GETS
OUT
OF
BED
ONCE
MORE
AND
SOON
TO
BE
MTDOORS
LONDON.
March
a.
King
(ieorge
yesterday
ror
Ihe
first
time
in
a
forlniiild
vvas
allowed
t..
i..,,vn
i.ia
h..il
mid
sit
ill)
for
Halibut
Still
Fetching
Only
Six
Cents
For
Best
Quality
and
Three
Seconds
Today
I
here
was
close
lo
a
ipiarler
"f
a
mi
1
1
ion
pounds
of
halibut
offering
al
the
fish
ex-ehai:e
and
prices
were
even
lower
than
heretofore,
six
and
three
h'-in.
Hie
amount
paid,
lo
each
boat.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
.eitilli.
IK.IMIU;
.
Tnrilenskjohl,
li-.'.lill(i,
to
Al!in'
Fisheries
at
fir
uml
.'Ic
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
Itaoiibl
Aimnidsen.
I'll.OOO.
to
Atlin
Fislietieft
al
and
.Ic.
Itonanza,
23.(t(l(,
lu
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
al
I'C
and
M.
Fairway.
lK.ono;
Sadie
Iv.,
8,-000;
Wireless,
i2,iioo,
to
Cold
Slnra!
jit
V"j
aitr
.'Ic.
Yellowslone.
I
t
.1)00.
lo
llonlli
I'jsberies
al
V.c
and
He.
(Jrolh.
2,r.fl0.
o
Itoolh
Fisheries
ul
li.lllc
and
;ic.
Canadian
Seamaid,
2:',00(i.
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
at
Cm.
and
:tc.
Cayi-'eon.
KiOtt,
In
Cold
Storage
at
(ic
ami
:ic.
MOSTLY
ALL
LOCAL
MEN
EMPLOYED
AT
SEAL
COVE
SAWMILL
In
compliance
with
a
resolution
passed
last
week,
a
report
was
submitted
to
Hie
city
council
last
nil-lit
on
the
employees
at
the
Seal-Co've
sawmill..
This
report
Indicated
that,
of-men
cm-ployed
at
the
mill,
2.
were'
local
residents.
II
was
also
pointed
out
thai
it
was
the
policy
of
Hit
mill
lo
employ
local
men
wherever
possible.
The
report
was
referred
lo
Aid.
McMortlie
ami
Aid.
I.arsen,
who
had
moved
Ihe
resolution
of
imuiry
last
week.
;
'
A
MOTHER
AND
TWO
CHILDREN
LOSE
LIVES
IN
A
TENEMENT
FIRE
NF.W
YOUK,
Mar.
I).
A
mother
and
two
children
are
known
to
have
lost
their
lives
BURNED
NEGRO
AT
THE
STAKE
Caught
After
all
Day
Chase,
Doused
with
Gasoline
and
Placed
on
Pyro
-
IIOCKYFOUH,
!
a
.,
Mar.
a.
An
unjdeiilifieil
negro
was
raptured
and
burned
at
the
slake
(mlay
for
an
alleged
til
lack
oil
a
girl
of
fourteen,
lie
was
cap-lured
after
a
chase
lasting
all
thiy
ami
shot
in
Ihe
bark,
maii-at.'leil,
douscil
Willi
gasoline
and
placed
on
a
pyre.
Tln
moll
made
no
attempt
lo
conceal
their
features.
and
u
dozen
others
were
iujiiredilucrease
will
be
in
a
Brooklyn
leneinenl
fire
llib-lilenled
by
Hon.
morning.
HIGHER
PENSIONS
FOR.
OLD
MOUNTED
POLICE
OTTAWA.
March
3.
A
resolution
lo
uulhorir.e
an
Increase
in'
pensions
to
veterans
of
the
H.N.
M.l.
will
likely
be
on
the
order
paper
of
Ihe
House
of
Commons
Ibis
week.
'The
rumor
Thai
Ihe
'minister
of
justice.
fifty
per
cent
is
Ernest
Lapoiute,
11
mm
IAA1
BOSTON
GRILL
i
t7
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dan'
ir.K
faJ
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
foi
Service
dances,
banquets
and,
wedding
'Anywhere
a.
"-':
.
parties.
Lund
Hotel'
3rd
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratfs,
apply
to
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
PRINCE
HL'l'KItT,
H.C.,
TL
IvSRA'Y,
MARCH
J,
Wi'o.
VtUrdr't
Circulation
1664
trMt
tt.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
lOUKHOBORS
WARNED
BY
PREMIER
OUV
(Iwiiik
K)
the
widespread
liiirnnig
ami
loo!
ing
r
the
lerrilor
sontli
of
the
Krench
eon-'es-ion
in
Shanghai,
French
troops
have
heeii
placed
on
the
holder
line
of
Hie
native
cily
ami
are
holding
up
and
disuniting
all
Chinese
who
cross
the
line.
LOW
PRICES
AT
FISH
EXCHANGE
Saturday's
Earthquake
did
much
Damage
in
Province
of
Quebec
is
Discovered
as
Reports
come
in
Ol
KBF.C,
Mar.
:$.
Three
dead
from
shock,
a
stone
church
-luiken
to
the
ground
at
SL
Miluiriuu,
nurneruiis
fires,
and
general
consternation
-as
lite
people
fell
Ihcir
homes-
iniiver
and
Ihoiighl
Ihej
weref
alioiil
lo
fall,
are
reported
as.
Ihe
rcsiiji'of
Ihe
cailliiunk(!
of
Salurday
night.
Tliere
was
general
dainagr
lo
residences
and
other
buildings
aggregating
thousands
of
dollars
in
Ihe
province
of
(Juebee.
The
deaths
were
all
doe
lo
"hock.
The
liutim
and
store
of
Rene
(iane
at
Atherbervill
slalom
was
destroyed,
the
loss
being
estimated
at
Ji2ri,I.M.m.
Oilier
lusses
reporlcd
iiinounled
lo
situ.tiOd
in
various
places.
I
SERIOUS
TROUBLE
AT
VLADIVOSTOK
RIOTS
REPORTED
IIAItlll.V
Mar.
;t.
Ite-piitls
received
here
say
serious
uprisings
occur-yeil
anioiu'
snjlors
al
Vladivostok,
Karpenko.
Hie
Soviel
representative
Ihere
w:is
killed
dtiriiig
street
ritilin-f,
accordintr
lo
reports.
v
INCREASE
OF
LOG
OUTPUT
February
Made
SIlqhtlyBetter
Showing
than
January,
of
This
Year
Almost
lluee
and
a
quarter
million
board
feel
of
loss
were
scaled
in
this
foreslry
"district
during
Ihe
month
of
February,
a
'slight
increase
over
.liinuary,
making
a
total
for
the
year
lo
Ihe
end
of
lad
mouth
of
5,01)8,
ll
2
(I
board
feel
ill
atldilioii
lo
a
few
poles
and
raLlway
lies.
The
iimnlh
s
scale
was
made
iip
as
follows:
lied
cellar
,lLilC.55a
CoiihI
spruce
I,l25,ai('i
Hemlock
a70,O72
Balsam
-
.T5.UI
.lackpiue
tV
-HUGO
Interior
spruce-
Y
1
811.20
1
Poles
ami
piles
are
ineasiirei
bv
lineal
feet
instead
of
hoard
measure
while
railways
lies
art
counted.
Fence
posts,
eOnlwooi
and
pulp
wood
art
sold'liy
the
cord.
The
cut
for
Ihe
month
was
:
loles
i
,
i7iaao
Cedar
idles
l.fiOO
Cni'dwood
Pine
ties
20.
H0
Pulpwood
72
GUARD
SHOT
CONVICT
Claim
that
Man
was
About
Start
a
Riot
Among
Prisoners
to
SAN
0UF.NTIX,
Mar.
a.
The
guard
of
a
California
slate
prison
shot
yesterday
and
killed
u
convict
said
lo
be
about
to
start
a
riot
among
the
prisoner
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
V
Saskatoon.
0.
No
quota
law
willi
respect
to
(.auaila
is
needed,
according
to
Senator
Heed
because
there
has
been
a
sharp
railing
olt
in
immigration
from
Ihere.
Senator
Heed,
referring
to
Canada
and
Newfoundland,
said:
"The
law
provides
thai
a
na
tive-born
cili.en
of
t.auaila
or
Newfoundland
may
come
in
oul-i
side
of
the
quota.
In
Hie
lastj
year
thai
is,
the
year
ending.
June
'JO,
last
under
the
old
law,!
FALLING
OFF
IN
MIGRATION
TO
STATES
COMMENTED
ON
BY
SENATO
)oukkobors
Warned
by
Premier
Oliver
to
Obey
or
Go
Elsewhere
vl'IciiV
t:..'.
!i
.!
W;iriiiiiir
if
I
In
I
loiiklinltiirs
ilnl
.
i
i
i
i
i
I
il
I
.....
I
:
II
.
I
it
I
wjiiI
lo
obey
I'll'
lu
"I
nriiiMi
ijiuuuiiiia
nicy
nan
neii'r
lu
M.mi"
oI.Iit
country,
was
given
hy
Premier
Oliver
lotlu
to!
ivm
iiI
u
-
of
1
lie
Christian
cohtiiiuiiily.
1
Tin'
1'iviutcr
told
llit'iii
llml
lie
wus
mil
going
lit
spend
I
rjiiMic
)
Hie
taxpayers
of
H.C.
in
k'-liMK
tlio-c
who
defied'
p.
!W.4
,i
lint
Unit
the
govcriinionl
would
have
lo
find
miiiii'
i
Ikt
w
i
ilciidirK
Willi
Hit'
situation.
!
fc
'
-
Iachinery
for
ISLAND
MILL
ince
John
Took
Quantity
Queen
Charlotte
City
Where
V
Work
Being
Done
OTHER
OPERATIONS
Harbor
by
Kelly
tO'
gglng
Camp
Opening
at
prmer
nay
near
I
nursion
i
!fr
i
4
:t
'lllll
I
III'
saw-
(iiiarlolle
City,
i
cully
acquired
byi.
Canadian
Migration
to
States
Falls
off
One
Third
during
Six
Months
just
past
Senator
says
YV
ASIII.NOTON,
Mar.
3.
'By
Canadian
Press,.
Recent
utterances
oT
Senator
Reed
of
Pennsylvania,
a
iironiiiient
menr-her
of
Hit
Senate
Ininiigralion
Conimillee.
on
the
workings
of
Hie
inunigration
law
for
Hie
first
six
months
of
its
enforcenient,
make
it
plain
that
ho
important
changes
in
thai
law
are
jro-liahle
in
the
near
future.
At
least,
Senator
Reed
made
it
plain
lie
is
opposed
to
overhauling
t
lie
law.
Re
believes
it
is
workiifjf
well
Juiil
i
what
he
said
he
reflerled
views
ol
a
unrulier
of
oilier
senators
whose
influence
for
the
present
'
a
'
v.
!"
I
.-g-ai.-ts.
chanpres.
SEIZED
LIQUOR
NEAR
SEATTLE
Sixteen
Thousand
Dollars
Worth
of
Canadian
Whiskey
on
Truck
RIGHT
OF
SEARCH
under
which
they
were
oulsi.le
o
sl,iVlTU,iv
Mar.
3.
-I'rol.ibi-the
quola,
we
got
m
200,000
and
,ioi
,as
uighl
lW(J
lost
only
2.0.10.
s
towu.
a
'
we
ou
Wui,l6jf
'iWaiid
con-
nH
gain
or
11.8.000
Canadians
6f
Caaadian
That
has
fallen
orr.
through
....
.
s.c.noo
11
1
-tlUIIIJ.
III.
Hl
i
'
m.
.
"
-
with
Hie
iiiuoigralion
law,
be-I'Miisr
lln'v
arc
still
free
to
11
lllll!
.
I
hat
has
fallen
off,
so
that
in
Hie
xirsi
six
inoitins
u-lr
ilei
Hie
new
law
our
gam
u(
only
Gi.nno.
I
tlo
not
regartll
thai
as
ii
iirohlem.
if
theyi
do
come
ill
at
the
rale
of
122.000;
Canadians
a
year,
thai
means
native-born
Canadians;
and
it
mens
people
who
in
almost
every
respect
are
indistiiiguisliablo
from
ourselves.
Tide
Ebbs
"As
we
look
at
the
figures
over
Ihe
last
2..
years
we
find
Hint
the
same
phenomenon
has
occurred
before.
Oreat
iiuniters
them
come
in
for
two
or
three
years,
usually
years
ot
prosperity
here,
and
Ihen
the
e
ebbs
and
the
balance
is
me
Hot
way,
some
Americans
go-.
ii.
..i
.I......
....t
nig
lo
t.anaiia.
o
nmi
nw
"i"-
em
lo
mo
to
he
a
problem
lu
any
sense.
On
the
other
lianil,
in
return
...
,i
.....
...in.
..i..
ir
mis
neigiiooiiy
annum,
wi
dow
to
Canada,
(.auaila
auo.ws
.
i
i
to
us
lo
place
ai
iter
pons,
n-t
alirax.
.Montreal-and
Vancouver,
.
..i
i
our
lininigraiioii
inspectors,
mi
the
immigrants
Who
come
in
thyiugli
those
Canadian
ports
are
examined
hy
American
om-
ials
as
lo
their
suitability
for
.
.
.
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t
f
l
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Ci
I
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I
11
Mining
UHo
me
uniien
tans.
it
an
entirely
satisfactory
ar-
iiiigemeiil.
H
works
very
well
and
Ihe
examnalion
is
very
ighl.
I
find
thai
aboul
;i,000
ioiinigraiils
coming
to
the
United
Slates
were
examined
in
those
six
inonll.is
in
Canadian
ports
in
stead
of
American
ports.
As
a
mailer
oj
Hid.
it
is
practically
iniposible
to
prevent
their
coming
across
Ihe
border
il
I
hey
get
into
Canada,
even
if
'we
try
to-do
II.
We
have
a
long
land
border
which
is
difficult
to
guard,
and
it
much
belter,
from
our
stand
point
lo
examine
the
iinnii-
ranls
before
Ihey
r-'t't
into
Can
uda
and
let
them'
cross
at
will
thai
imaginary
line
.than,
it
js
to
provide
n.
Canadian
uuo(a,
which
is
an
nuiielgldiojy;ijnijvfl
any
way
and
isVpraelically
impossible
to
apply."
'
He
added
Ilia!
whatever
the
cntisr,
Canadian
immigration
has
fallen
off
about
one-third
as
against
last
fiscal
year.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Ceneral
Hospilal
on
March
I
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
pearce.
Ambrose
Avenue.
made
under
the
Washington
."supreme
Court
decision
permit-ling
the
search
without
a
war-
jrant
of
automobile
suspected
of
tran
sport
in.'
liquor.
FOLEY
HOLDS
BANTAM
TITLE
Beats
Former
Canadian
Cham
pion
Winmnn
Eight
Out
of
Ten
Rounds
TOHONTO,
Mar.
3.
Vic
Foley
:
of
Vancouver
successfully
de
fended
Ihe
bantamweight
title
ot.
Canada
when
he
defeated
Howard
r
.Mayherry
of
Hamilton
after
tenL"
rounds
in
which
Hie
champion
had
Hie
decided
edge
in
eights
rounds.
B
was
from
Mayherry
Foley
won
the
title
in
Vancouver
iii-
l'eceinber.
MILLIONAIRE
'?
DIES
NEW
YORK
Senator
William
Clark
was
Picturesque
Floure,
Interested
..
In
Copper
NIAV
YOHK,
Mar.
a.
Former-
Senulor
William
Clark,
millionaire,
died
yesterday
-aped
80.
He
was
one
of
New
York's
piclure-sipje
figures
of
late
years
ami
was.
prominent
in
the
copper
mining
Industry
of
Montana
in
the.
early
day.
.
He
built
a
pre-
lentious
residence
ip
New
York
n-ting
five
million-
dollars
in
11)12.
LIFTED
$30,000
FROM
HOTEL
GUESTS
MIAMI.
Mur.
3.
Three
unmasked
robbers
entered
Hie
MeN
rose
tavern
today,
lined
up
Hiirly
guests
and
escaped
with
$30,000
in
cash
and
Jewellery.
TURKISH
GOVERNMENT
'
RESIGNS
ONCE
MORE
1
'
(
fjo
N
ST
A
N
T
I
N
JJ
P
L
Kh
March
3.
The
,
Turkish
.'
government
formed
last
N'ovembeV
has
ni-siyned.
,
s
mm
I
Y2.
mi
i