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Leader
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basketball
i'.dli
hallalion
hi
15,
winniuir
mid
with
II
"he
Olliiwa
aiiailhui
chain
in
H
l
i
ii.
"The
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Vi-Kimi's
riii.l.naril.
Ion
mil
mil
decided
ilm'iilHI-iiii
-
mi
r
Skated
Like
-Demons-
-
lilt
i-h'flion.
So
ii
fonsiijf
rpl,"
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Mapkejuif
sr
..f
Ominioiis
"mi.
when
.
-ii'iii
raised
hy
ii"
i''inl
a
(It'
ll.
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Mc-fj'-nrral.
as
M"ii
following
t
.
i
nit
.
i
xr
unuut
xaicn
toy
mnnin
verv
Large
Compared
with
February
Almost
Five
Millions
for
1925
I'.mi
g
i
to-
mouth
ami
a
half
Ibis
year
since
Hie
firsi
close
"ii
mi
Ii
..ii.nl
rishing
wax
raised,
landings
al
Ihis
purl
'
'
iiili
l
i.m'ijnn
poiimls
as
compared
wilh
a
total
of
Km
poiiuds
luiideil
in
1021
for
Hie
fifsl
Hucc
tnoiillis
oT
"
v'
"
iMlog
Murcli
'.i
I.
Ut
the
t,!-7.'"
poiimls
landed
':';
"-'''.
i.2K7,L'tlH'
ioiinds
lias
been
from
Ainericiin
''
"hi
bitlaii.
e.
(iill.'.MM)
pounds,
from
Canadian
bonis.
"
n"
"i-
dial
sonielhinr
over
liinelv
lep
cent
of
Ihe
total
Ii
Milled
here
li;.s
lu-
n
fitiin
American
bollonis
which
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VICTORIA
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w'.h
U.S.
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niiiiiis
neiween
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-
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coiini'clioii
with
,,.,.-
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ii
iu
....
certain
inleresls
are
now
eu-deavorin-:
to
have
e.vcliuh'd
frou.
I
In-
use
of
the
nul
l
and
its
iransporlalioii
facilities
which
offer
such
ready
and
speedy
an
cess
to
Ihe
Kaslern
fresh
fist
inarkulH.
iMiriu;;
the
tuoulh
of
Matrli
rlosinjf
today,
a
lolal
or
It.HlO,
Him
pounds
id
halibut
was
landed
here
as
compared
wilh
-.5rr.,-iilMi
pounds
Janil'ed
in
March
I'.HM.
In
volume
id
fish
tauu-
Iiil'
lieie.
tills
1
1
1
I
II
1
II
lias
neei!
(he
second
highest
on
record
the
highest
having
been
August
I'J-.'l
when
;t,8f-',5IH)
poumis
was
landed.
This
morning
six
boats
im-i.
..r
i
i
r.
onn
posen
oi
ii
o""
"i
..
pounds
al
Ihe
r.xcnause
as
mi-lows
:
American
Allen,
15,1100
pounds,
al
'..o
and
:1c,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
l
isiicncs.
Kanagii,
:H
f
UU
-poumis,
ai
H.tie
and
He,
lo
the
Atlin
l
isher-
ies.
.
Taloosh,
U'-'.OUO
poimils,
ai
o
and
He,
and
Kureka,
t.OUO
pounds
at
H.5e
and
He.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
t'ish'iv;
Cold
tfloragu
Co.
'
Slur,
H,0U0
pounds,
at
H.-'c
and
3c,
to
'the
lloyul
Fish
Cu.
Canadian
Inez
IK.
.0
P"""'.
U.le
ami
.'If,
lo
Ihe,
Itnyul
''I'"
Co.
In!
Tin'
Cougars
ska
lid
like
I
i-
"tied,
iii'd.
tin'
tlif
iiihI-iiliMiioiit.
niHt-
iiiinnrd
with
perfect
iinv
i
i
1
1
1
1
and
shol
swiftly
and
ofh-ii
like
iiiarhinc
guns.
In
Ihe
Nrsl
plan
Frederic
ksoii
-vnri'd
wild
a
lona
shot.
In
the
ffixid
pi'riod
Hart
scorfiL
on
a
slinl
with
a
yifan
hop.
Iloiichfr
fur
lhi
visilors
replying
wilh
a
Iiiii-
one
from
tin
rU'hl
lioaiili
thai
ylaocril
olT
Ilaony
lloluics
I'ool
inui'il
on
pJi'c
.six
'
t'lllsloius
oflifi'i'.s
were
husy
al
the
'
ovi-riiineitl
wharf
this
morniii
rari'-fully
insiefinx
I
lie
liirgcsl
sinsle
importation
of
Oriental
jrooils
ever
to
he
lauded
al
Ihis
port.
The
shipment,
which
consists
of
,l;io,inese
(jtiiids
iiifllldin
toys,
.seeds,
(Irief
fish,
fiHidstlllTs.
efe.
to
a
value
lauded
here
of
alut
15011,
is
foiisr;h-t'd
to
I'..
Kishimolii
of
por
t
I'.ssinlon.
There
are
:i31
separate
parffls
whiiMi
arrixed
al
Vancouver
from
Koie
on
Jhe
Kmprcss
of
Asia
last
week
ami
were
delivered
here
hy
I
lie
Princess
Mary.
.
GERR1AN
SOLDIERS
DROWN
AT
DEIMOLD
Temporary
Bridge
Collapses
and
Throws
Hundred
Men
Into
River
miy
Jcnnnn
hMdM-"
vrTr
dnitviiiMl
this
iiKirnin-;
vvhjni
a
liuiiMirary
hri'l:e
rtnislruftol
in1
Connil'liiin
wilh
lleichswer
inan-oiMivres
follapseil,
.preciiiilaliii';
over
ldO
of
the
advaiicin-;
column
into
the
Weser
Itiver.
The
jiieu
were
haiidiciipped
in
their
slru-:jrle.s
to
keep
afloat
hy
Hie
heavy
weight
of
Ihe
full
field
eipiipniellt
.
TRAWLER
NEW
ENGLAND
DAMAGES
PROPELLOR
Fishing
Vessel
Was
In
Port
This-
Morning
Southbound
From
Ketchikan
to
Vancouver
The
New
Kiiglaml
Fish
l.o.s
trawler
New
Knglaiul,
('.apt.
Scull,
was
in
porl
this
morning
soiilhliiniml
frofiv
Kelchicaii
lo
Vancouver
where
her
propellor,
two
blades
of
which
were
re-fcully
last
on
Ihe
fishing
bank!;,
will
be
repaired.
The
New
I'.ng-litnd
iliucharged
a
jilch
id
175,-(Kio
poiiuds
id
halibut
at
Ketchikan.
PRAIRIE
TOWN
IS
WITHOUT
LIGHT
AND
heat
or
water
in
freezing
weather.
as
furl
was
used
al
the
.power
Inmse.
FORTY
MINERS
HEAT
DURING
COLD
CAI.O.MIY,
Mar.
III.
Isolated
bv
a
broken
gas
main
Mar
I.
end
in
South
Alherla
is
without
light.
LIKELY
LOST
Arc
In
Flooded
Mino
at
Newcastio
With
Little
Hopo
of
NCWCASTIiF.,
F.uig.,
Mar.
.'II.
Forty
men
are
now
slated
lo
have
been
entrapped
in
a
mino
at
Scobwood
near
here
which
was
flooded
yeslerday
by
a
sudden
inrush
of
water.
Little
hope
is
held
oT
saving
any.
Men
who
allempled
lo
enter
Ihe
pit
Ihis
morning
said
Ihe
water
was
rising
rapidly
and
that
Ihe
deadly
black
damp
was
already
present
AdveriUe
in
tho
Daily
News.
1
-
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
at
Anytlm..
Anywhere
ding
parties.
sund
Boya
"
;
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fur
ratis,
apply
In
Hoston
no
v
Grill,
Third
Ave.
VIPECK,
Prop.
mTT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VuL.
.W
xo
n
1'IIINCK
HL'PKHT,
II.C,
TLE8DAY,
MAHCII
Hi,
Il23.
VttUrtfar'
Clreul.tlon
1653
8rt
(tlu
M4
PRICE
FIVE'
CENTS.
'lt,..'"
T
A
a,,
''it,.
Players
following
Six
to
One
Victory
Special
lo
Daily
News,
VllTOlllA
Ma
r.
31.
Good
generalship
is
conceded
,.
i.
.
i
'in'
prune
factor
in
the
Inuiiii'li
oT
Ihe
Victoria
,f
mghl
when
li
deft-aling
l.es
Cauadicns
of
Monti
lin
y
annexed
Ilit
Stanley
dip
ami
world
hotkey
'
j
Tin-
Canudieiis
held
the
nip
last
ear
ami
the
,
;
;
'
ighl
gave
1
1
1
f
1
1
Mil
worsi
trouncing
of
the
season
Ii
t'l
deciding
game
of
Hit
series.
Hi
l'
ki'v
was
played
liy
Ihe
wiiinjiip
U'ani.
The
iiiiui-
i
a'.'criiil
starlegy
of
Lester
Pat
HOCKEY
CHAMPIONS
OF
WORLD
MMENSE
QUANTITY
OF
HALIBUT
MARKETED
HERE
SINCE
SEASON
OPENED
If
t
I
I
7
onn
Lnampionsmp
is
Won
by
Victoria
Hockey
Team
amid
Wild
Scenes
rick
featured
llii
llsc.
Patrick
pourcil
in
all
hi
substitutes
in
continual
procession,
while
Manager
I
i.iiiiluninil
would
no!
Iriiol
any
hut
his
old
stalwarts
n
Ho
ir'.
Tin-
resiill
was
Lcs
!
C.aiiadifUs
reliied
fretpientlv
lo
Uli-ffici'
for
breathing
spells
,
leaving:
I
In-
hjumi
iii-
fur
III'-
Gongars
to
.snarl,
show
their
ii'i'lli
and
snatch
plums
froiii
ORIENTAL
GOODS
ARRIVE
IN
CITY
ARE
BEING
SORTED
For
Hie
first
lime
since
lis
(urination
in
tXoi,;
the
Society
of
Kngineers
has
selected
a
woman
member.
She
is
Miss
Aiuirltee
Ashberry,
woiks
manager
of
Atlanta,
Limited,
1'nlliam,
Kughiml,
an
eiigiueering
firm
wbici
is
run
eiilirely
bv
women
FISHPACKERS
ARE
OPPOSED
-
TO
.CLOSING
OF
THIS
PORT
AGAINST
AMERICAN
BOATS
The
fi"ih
packers
are
unanimoiisiy
opposed
to
closing
the
port
of
Prince
1
1
u
perl
to
American
fishermen.
At
u
meeling'held
yeslerday
at
vvtiich
praclically
-all
Ihe
members
were
present,
j
was.
decided
lo
send
a
night
Jell"r-gram
to
Fred
Slork
as
follows:
"We,
Ihe
05
members
of
Ihe
Fishpac.kers
l.'nion
of
I'lineo
1
1
ii
t'il
,
.it
a
special
meeting
held
today
ntsolW'-J
iiiCiniinoiisly
li,il
we
are
strongly
opposed
to
Ihe
closing
or
this
port
to
American
fishermen
as
il
would
result
in
our
being
Ibrown
out
of.
employment
and
our
wives
ami
families
would
suffer
hardship.
"(Signed;
B.
U.
IMIII.I.II'S.
"Acting
Secretary."
Two
Sides
to
Question
Closing
This
Port
to
American
Fishermen
Tli
ere
ate
two
sides
lo
every
question.
In
discussing
i
whether
tip
not
to
iu-k
for
Ihe
exclusion
of
American
hunts
'liter-is
no
need
fop
heal
or
oratory
of
a
declamatory
nature.
II
is
business
proposal
and
as
sttcli
should
be
talked
over
calmly.
All
Prince
.Hupcil
people
have
the
best
interests
of
the
city
al
heart
but
they
no
agreed
as
to
which
is
the
heller
method
of
allaitiing
prosperity.
Following
are
two
tellers
selling
out
Hie
arguments
rot
ami
against
closing
Ihe
port
lo
other
lliair
Canadians:
BOAT
OWNERS'
VIEW
fishermen,
and
as
Ihis
associa
tion
will
no!
be
represented
al
that
Hireling,
we
trust
thai
you
will
give
us
pace
in.
your
paper
lo
nciiuainl
those;
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
who
are
uol
familiar
wilh
the
ramiricalioiisof
Ihe
fish
business
with
our
reasons
Top
asking
Ottawa
lo
bar
American
bonis,
whose
owners
bp
captains
do
not
maintain
a
residence
in
H.C..
from
Ihe
use
of
these
ports.
First
The
UiB
government
does
not
permit
'(except
under
extenuating
clrciinislrinces)
Can
adian
fishing
boats
to
sell
fish
lu
llieir
ports;
they
must,
be
brought
in
by
fretighl
boats,
(continued
,ou
paye
twii)
AGAINST
CLOSING
Fdilnr.
Pally
News:
Fdifor
liaily
News.
As
Ihe
Hoard
of
trade
is
call-
As
mover
ami
seconder
of
Ihe
Out
a
tncelin-
of
their
organiza-
resolution
passed
by
Ihe
K.ve.
lion
Tuesday
night
to
ratify
ujculive
of
Ihe
Hoard
of"
Trade
resolution
passed
by
their
evecu-(opposing
the
resolution
passed
live
to
the
effect
that
Ibis
portjby
(be
Itelail
Merchants'
ASsoc-
lic
not
tdoscd
lo
the
AiiLerican
ialion
repiirding
Ihe
chwing
of
This
port
It.
may
be
pcnuissible
l
Ihis
lime
lo
ask
you
for
priv
ilege
to
set
out
a
Tew
facts
concerning
Ihe
agitation
and
con-
trovers)
now
being
rari'Ted
on
hy
some
influences
in
favor
ol
closing
our
port
to
the
iVnicri-can
fishing
vessels,
and
it
is!
solely
fop
Ihe
benefit
of
Ihe
public
al
large
in
order
that
lliey
may
know
some
of
Ihe
facls
und
not
merely
have
lo
be
guided
by
theoretical
propaganda.
In
Ihe
year
IICM,
1
015
'American
vessels
lauded
al
Ihls
port
a
lolal
or
2l,37i,','JOO
lbs.,,
and
1030
Canadian
vessels
lauded
a
total
of
7,7y,800
lbs.
.These
figures
are
taken
from
th'ej-huil-
(conllnued
on
page
Iwq)
Alderman
Stephens
Opposes
Method
of
Selling
City
Lots
and
Suggests
an
Alternative
There
is
still
apparent)?
considerable
difference
of
opiuion
among
members
of
the
city
council
as
to
the
method
to
apply
.
L..o;..,
..r
i..i..
-
t:....
i..
ti
:t..
i
j
t..
u
..'-t.it
5
in
'
i
1
1
1
1
1
ui
urn
n:i
inns
ii
(in;
t:uj
u
iu.
suie.
i
iusi
lllgm
nieetiug
of
Die
council
u
report
was
read
from
the
finance
committee
recommending
I
he
sale
of
certain
lots
at
certain
figures.
I
There
was
also
a
letter
from
Aid.
Stephens
in
the
way
of
a
min-jijrity
report,
criticising
Hie
system
being
followed
by
the
finarie
iMiiuiiii'
v
in
ii?ju?ni
'ji
mis,
ixjiij
iir'
it
pi
in
iiiiu
me
iciw.r
were
laid
o,ver
for
a
week,
on
motion
of
AM.
Stephens,
second-
I'li
hy
Mil.
lirowu.
so
that
ether
nieiulers
of
the
council
outside
of
the
finance
commit
lee
might
go
into
the
iiieslioii
before
voting
Aid.
McKeehnit'
and
Aid.
Larsen
voled
against
the
amendment
lo
have
the
mailer
stand
over
Aid.
Casey
said
he
had
no
oiijeclioii
to
other
lumbers
of
(be
council
belli;
given
the
opportunity
lo
study
the
question
before
voting.
Aid.
McMordie
gave
notice
that
ill
the
nest
meetiiiir
of
the
coun
cil
he
would
introduce
s
uylaw
lo
.-overti
the
sale
of
lots
revert
ing
lo
the
city
al
tax
sale.
Hie
report
ot
llie
nuance
com
mit
ti.'
recommended
that
oITi:
lor
lax
sale
lots
lie
accepted
as
follow
k:
I'eler
Itrunp,
?;inil.li;t
for
lots
1
ahd0Mk7;dluirC:
Charles
Nelson,
11.80
mr
lot
M.
Idoek
1,
section
7.
A.
Mackenzie,
SHOO
for
lots
18
and
IP,
Mock
2,
section
J.
VV.
;Moor
dioiise.
IJ5.J3
for
lol
'Jo,
block
P,
section
5.
O.
A.
.Johnson,
I00
for
lots
U5
and
'JC,
block
13,
section
i.
Aid.
.Stephens'
letter
'was
as
follows:
Stephens'
Reports
lb;
Ihe
recommendation'
of
the
Finance
Commillee
that
the
following
lots,"
the
properly
of
the
city,
be
sold
for
the
prices
set
opposite
each:
For
convenience
sake
I
have
riven
each
separate
oiler
a
par
cel
number,
for
more
ready
re
ference
in
comparison:
'
Parcel
I,
lots
IK
and
IU,
block
i'.
seel
ion
Price
recommended,
.J0il
00
piiir,
Assessors'
value,
J;
1
000,
City's
charges
against
thiols,
S21I.KS.
Parrel
2,
lol
35,
block
'J,
see.
(continued
on
pae
five)
ABOLISH
OFFICIAL
HOME
OF
GOVERNOR
ALBERTA
THIS
YEAR
F.li.MONTON.
Mar.
31.
(iovirnmenl
House.
Ihe
olliciid
home
'of
the
Lieutenant
Governor,
at
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
-present
year,
will
be
used
as
government
olllces,
aeeordiug
to
a
decision
of
Hie
Legislature.
Monday,
when
a
resolution
lo
(bat
effect
was
passed
bv
-0
In
10.
It
was
moved
by
C.
Davidson
of
Calgary.
..-.
M.
GOVERNMENT-
USES
A
CLUB
Point
Grey
Turns
Down
Propose
'
ed
Aqreement
so
Lands
Taken
From
It
VICTOHIA.
M.(r.
31.
--Follow;
ing
trie
rejection
of
the
proposed
agreement
between
the
Provincial
Government
and
the
munici
pality
of
Point
Grey
rcKurding
the
University
grounds,
Saturday,
Hon.
T.
1).
Patlullo
announced
that
an
ofder-in-iuncil
was
'being
prepared
establishing
t
he
landsjtas
..ujipi-sanizt'd
ftUrri-fory
under
Cvcrni'iienF
adminis-I
ration.
D0UKH0B0RS
MUST
REBUILD
Cost
of
Schools
Will
be
Charged
-Aaalnst
Them
If
They
i
Do
Not
VICTOHIA,
Mar.
3lr--Tlie
GoV-r
ernpieiit
has
instructed
school;-'inspeclor
Shellleld
to
go
abouti
the
whole
Doukhobor
dislrict
of?
Hrilish
Columbia
and
inform
iUan
people
therein
that
lliey
must
rebuild
the
schools
th.V
havea
been
destroyed
or
elst'
the
Gov-,
eminent
will
do
this
'
iiavrt"
the
cost
nhargeit
a"aiw'
ihei,""
stated
Hon.
L.
I.
Maclean
BROADCASTING
NEWS
,
TO
SHIPS
AT
SEA
IS
1
TO
BE
FEATURED
SOON
New
Station
at
Lulu
Island
to
be
Utilized
Fo"
This
Purposo
;
Says
Minister
OTTAWA,
Mar.
3t.
'Ttroadw
casting
of
news
items
to
ship?
at
sea
was
one
of
the
features
at
present
under
consideration
liy
Canadian
National
management
in
connection
wilh
the
new
radio
statin."
W.
G.
McQuarrrirt
ot
New
Westminster
Was
Informed
in
the
llouser
of
Commons
Ihis
afternoon,.-,
when
he
asked
for
information
regarding
(he
new
Lulu
Island
plant.
-
Anti-Oriental
Resolutions
are
Moved
and
Referred
Committee
at
Victoria
Meeting
Yesterday
VICTOHIA,
Mur.
I.
---.Sixty
organizations
whirl!
met
here
a
week
ago
al
the
cull
of
the
Sous
of
(lamu!.
'o
dis-uss
the
Oriental
ipieslion
resumed
the
discussion
liei
tight.
Hesolii-lious
advocating
the
boycott
of
nil
Orientals,
urging
Hie
Legislature
lo
put
an
ulisolulo
stop
lo
rutlher
Oriental
Immigration
and
lo
pass
laws
to
make
il
impossible
fop
Orientals
to
own
cflr
lease,
laud
were
proposed
but
referred
for
consideration
lo
a.
committee
lo
report
al
a
later
dale.
'
.
One
suggestion
made
at
Ihe
meeting
vvnslo
establish
a
school
fop
suvvyers
with
the
object
or
training
white
nieii
to
replace
Chinese
in
the
mills.
;
?