1
;ii
OPENS
OFFICE
here
loony
by
ilog
Irani
for
llic
m-w
dis-
IN
VANCOUVER
:
.
Williams
Leaving
In
Few
Waits
to
Have
Charge
of
n
v
:
ir
Southern
End
m
i
Williams,
1
h
;i..s
has
i
law
office
nl
1
1
linn
of
Wil-Ma
ii.
one
inemlicr
it.
V
km
ucy
(ienerul,
itimi'ss
here
since
"i
He-
city.
I
.a
I
it
M
'
-
Huneil
il.
I
i
itns
i-
leaving
in
'
"i
Viini'iniU'r
wilh
at.-)
.mi
I
family
ami
'
'
will
mtike
Un-
sniilli,
Mr.
i'r"
tn,j:
only
jiarl
of
Messrs.
(Son.
Tiivi.;
leinain
In
'if
local
office
APIN
WINNER
LINCOLNSHIRE
HANDICAP
RACE
I'
lli!)
"Ui:
IV
hi
,i.
It
ui
I.IIICuli,.
Firs-
Up
Si-
Tilt
r.
N
I'
-
Mm.
Ti.
Th
a'
hi
opened
heri
II"'"'
Was
mi
in
m..
'
Ii:
icses
hut
llir
Iin
r
'
-
ills
was
aliow
Tin'
whinners
nl
!,!''
handicap,
u
'he
dllV
were
''"I"
i.
Mil,
In,
,v
Dnno-
oic.
'
I'
airy.
Willow.
USSOLINI
WELL
AGAIN
un'
and
f.i.ii
-""go
Crcetb
Inqs
In
tlallAn
Chamber
Today
intMK
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I,.
II
Ktlllli:
In
II
I
nr
.1...
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"
'
t
ii
i
i
st
,,.-''''H'S
lodav
fur
the
l..
.
:
Ills
I'eei.nl
1
1
1
Wl
1
iii-
'..
.
etilhusiaslic,
(In.
,fv
lloln
"sseinbly
i.
i
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1
1
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1
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m
it
.
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win,
Jrnki,
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wi.
i
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i
i
IIUI
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.
""'"Ill-
IIMIll
I
Ull.
II...
'
""'I'-r.
replied
'wilh
1
1
mil.
DRIVERS'
LICENSES
HAVE
ARRIVED
AT
PROVINCIAL
OFFICE
The
licenses
for
all
ilnwr
of
molor
velncl'-s
h.ae
arriyeil
ajidjyi'
J''
intf
lsin-tl
Uy
I
he
l'roin-elaL
Police..
This
license,
it
seems,
must
lc
ccureil
liy
eM'i-yone
ilriviiijt.
whether
professionally
or
mil.
II
iiiusl
be
rariieil
on
the
person
at
all
limes
ami
shown
lo
any
ollieer
of
the
law
on
ii'iplest.
OFFICIAL
PARTY
H.
C.
Milburn,
C.P.M.IV1
ant
General
Manager,
Pay
Inn
First
Vis'.t
to
District
II.
0.
Milliurn,
assislanl
m-n
eral
niatias.'er
of
tin4
r.auadiuiil
(ioverumcni
Merchant
Marine
wilh
olllees
in
Moulreal;
M.
Keelcy.
Pacific
Coas'l
manager:
.1.
M.
Horn,
C.X.H.
jieneral
,rreiHhi
iiKenl,
and
P.
W.
Haldwii'i.
h'cal
audilor,
arrived
rrom
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
(leoive'
yesterday
aflcrnooii.
Mr.
'
Milium!,
whose
first
lrii
it
is
norlh,
is
visllinj;
Slewarl
and
Auyox
lodav
accompanied
.by
llic
rest
ot
the
parly.
All
will
return
sotilli
on
the
Prince
irorj
lomoriuw
iiioruiiip.
ANOTHER
HOCKEY
TROPHY
FOR
WEST!
Roglna
Team
Dofcats
Toronioj
In
Final
For
Junior
Cham
pionship
of
Canada
TOKONTO,
Mar.
'lio
Memorial
Trophy,
emblematic
of
the
Junior
Hockey
Championship
or
Canada,
relumed
west
last
night
as
a
resull
oT
Hie
Ib'ina
Patricks
eoiupicriiig
Ihe
Toroulo
Aura
l.ees
on
Ihe
home
Ice.
of
Ihe
latter
by
lo
2.
A
Victoria
miner,
in
Idling:
of
.
.
.
...
il...
-l..l
,i
!
In
I'neeiil
nee
I
I'
ll
II
L
llic
in"""1
Machinery
Mepol
when
no-
Princess
i:na
slipped
on
noways
lit-rore
it
was
'lutciuled.
recalls
a
similar
occurrence
several
vears
afo
lo
Hie
slcainer
ii.iiiii.siio.
Cant.
F.
T.
Saunders,
now
at
IHiHiy
Island,
was
Ih
cniiiiiiiiiiil
nf
Ihe
Camosiiu.
iiniiiii.iii.ii
lo
be
on
the.
bridal
U'lien
I
lie
M
bin
suddenly
slid
ami
he
broke
a
blood
vessel
his
leu
at
Iht;
lime.
n
in
lie
oil
in
fully
nnij.'aleil
Ijueen
mil
UU
Brings
Transfer
Barge
With
Material
for
Elevator
Wharf
Had
Rourjh
Voyaqe
A
Hit
an
extremely
rough
hip
ilt
lite
mast
in
Hie
course
of
which
l
here
was
fnusidcrahlc.de-lay
because
of
sire
nT
wrallicr
(he
0.1'.
II.
tu
IJtialiciiin.
Capl.
(ill,
arriei
in
jioil
al
-
u
clock
lliis
aflcniimii
liaviti;.'
in
low
llic
t-an.fcr
liaise
Nn.
I
loaded
wilh
erei.xtiled.
piles
ainl
Iiunher
fruriif
orlh
Vancouver
fur
lln-
clcvalor
whar'.
OuUiilc
of
the
weal
her,
llio
voyage
wan
an
uueveulfiil
one.
()wr
.Mimilay
lii'hl,
when
the
furious
Miulheasler
was
ras-
iiiiK
the
lug
ami
b.iri:
tied
iii
at
Sound.
;
The
Oiialiciiiu
and
her
low
are
now
lied
up
at
the
ocean
dock
hul
they
will
moe
lo
the
luiiihec
whaif
lo
ilischiiijie
the
Inmlier.
I
lie
mies
will
lie
rialci
lo
lliuliy
Islaoil
win-re
ll
ey
will
he
kep
UKliI
m-eileil
::L0CALMANT0
Lieut.
Harry
Floyd
Will
Pilot
Hazelton
This
Season-Leaving
for
Interior
Soon
l.ieul.
Hairy
Floyd
of
Ihisci'y
has
hei'ii
eiuav'cd
hy
the
Hail
way
Kmployees'
Industrial
A
Investment
Association
lo
pilot
'lhe
mriiTiit
'
ttrnr
iiill-melal
moiioniaiie
iiazcnnu
VKMlimj
llLtVLi
which
will
he
in
curry
in
tr
used
this
seasim
passengers
ami
Assist
freight
from
lla.ellon
lo
the
northern
interior
iiiinin:-,'
fields.
Ile
ex
pee
Is
lo
leave
I
he
eily
on
Saturday's
train
lo
supervise
work
that
is
to
be
done
on
llic
machine
prior
lo
Us
bein,
put
in
coiumissiou
aaiu.
Mr.
Floyd
saw"
service
as
a
pilot
iliiiint,'
the
(infill
War
and
lias
been
in
Hie
employ
of
Parker's
trarawe
here
for
some
lime.
Ile
is
an
'active
member
ot
the
First
llaltalion
.North
1
1.0.
lUi-
mcnl
with
rank
as
lieutenant.
Mrs.
Floyd
and
family
will
pro
bahly
join
him
at
llazcltnu
later
in
the
season.
LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
1
FLY
AIRPLANE
BACK
FROM
EUROPE
Hon.
W,
C.
Nlchol
Says
Rotations
Between
England
and
France
Were
Nevor
Better
MO.NTIIP.AI;,
Mar.
-'('..
Ilrju-lioiis
between
Filmland
and
Fiance
were
never
more
cordial
lliaii
they
are
today
slides
Hon
W.
0.
.Nielml,
lieuleiianl
gover
nor
of
lirillsii
i.oiuiiiuina,
wuo
has
jusi
relurueil
here
renin
a
trip
to
Fui'iipe.
He
left
for
(In
West
last
night.
ALLAN
CUP
WON
BY,
PORT
ARTHUR
WI.NNIPKO,
Mar.
2H.
-
Port
Arthur.
Wesleru
champions,
last
ulylil
won
the
Allan
Cup
embleiualle
of
Diiniiitlun
amaleur
hockey
eliainjiionsbjp
by
ifefealing
Toronlo
Varsity
three
to
two.
The
Port
Arlliui'-
team
.won
Ihe
llrst
intiiie
on
Monday
four
to
nil.
'
H'HlliH
II
IPJIll
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
DiniiiK
Hal!
Ambulance
witb
nrwly
laid
danclnj?
i
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
iT".
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Anywhere
at
Anytlrni).
,
ding
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats.
apply
In
Boston
ana
Grill.
Third
Ave.
MSTT
VIDECK,
Prop.
t
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vol.
xv
n"
PIUNOH
HtPF.HT,
H.C.,
Till
HSUAY.
MAUCIl
2(J,
H2u.
YaaWrday's
Circulation
1621
trt
Ea'at
4
S3.
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EW
Ac,,-
,
""'ivm
:""
n
STRIKE
IN
CASSIAR
DISTRICT
w
i
m
in
iiipiibiii
-
-
a
i
a
iiiiiii
i
mi
n
i
n
n
i
a
i
m
m
f
-Mi-iaif
ram
ii
i
b
i
am
ii
iv
i
on
aie
jRiuer
Near
Grady-Ford
Diggings
VI
II
III
1JIU1LJ
i
klWAkl
Vfll
V
A
M
Wtf
Wl
t
era
Shortage
of
Supplies
WIIANUFIX,
liiK.t.
Mar.
2l,
A
telegram
received
here
i.i
.i..:i
..
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...:l...
....n..
...
i
..r
I
,
.....
,.i
,!,,
I.
ii.
In
Itiv-i'i
in
llu
f.:i.si:ic
ilivllii'l
1
1
f
ltrilili
n,
Tin1
ii'-w
fiiitl
is
a
shorl
ililuni'i
from
I
lie
placer
,trs
in
I
ia-l
September
ly
Fori
I
iinil
(Srady.
Tin'
latest
in
H
i'
nulling
quail..
'V
:
(,'
ii'li
Creek.
H.O.,
I
To
miles
up
llic
Slikinc
Hiver
from
n
!
(ml
base
af
supplies
for
llit
f
!sisiar
dislrirl
is
re-
.
in
tie
Hioul
Imlli'i',
lard,
beans,
rice
ami
eigarcllcs.
J
I
I
11,
OI'O
1
ll'ilH'
TUG
QUAL1CUM
of
1
1
1
i-
stampedcr
lo
llic
Cold
I'iin
Crock
'
Urllu
l.-lla
afler
hatio
Lni-il
Fee
ol
Faiebiun,
shown
nliovc.
wilh
his
wife,
an
active
ntlvc
de
ol
elo-er
relations
belween
(ireal
Hrilain
and
Hie
l
uiled
Slales,
is
to
confer
wilh
President
Coolidge
regarding
Hie
new
arms
conference
Four
Hundred
Pound
Anchor
Hurled
Over
Nearby
Buildings
Body
Lifted
to
Adjacent
House
IIAMHt
.
llli.
.
Mar.
.
.
Xili.-
Higlil
people
were
killed
anil
Ibree
i
i:.
.1.1....
,.l
U..ln..ii
seriously
ininrco
hi
a
neavy
eiiosiou
on
i
uguin
,n
.j.hihi,
Harbor
Unlay.
The
force
was
so
great
that
il
lore
the
.
I
H
Uiol
vessel
apart
and
hurled
I
In
Kill
pound
anchor
over
several
near
ly
buildings
and
the
body
of
one
of
the
woiKers
was
mien
u
be
roof
of
an
adjaeenl
house.
The
explosion
is
believed
lo
have
been
caused
by
men
working
wilh
on
oxygen
blast
apparatus
on
siipposeoiv
cuipi
lanks
which
probably
contained
a
residue
m
on.
Logging
Operating
to
Resume
at
Alice
Arm
by
the
Abbotsford
Logging
Company
Early
in
April
Tin.
Al.l.nUronl
l.oir!:'niu'
Co.
will
resume
logging
opera-
:
.
s
.
.
.
...
.
:.i
i
i
lions
in
full
al
Alice
Ann
on
April
stales
.i.
u.
ireinew.ij,
uv.
of
Hie
c
pany,
who
is
in
Ihe
city,
fsonieiiiiiig
over
..o
men
win
i
,i.i.iiiMi
Mini
iiii'i'c
is
siir
ii-ieni
limner
io
kcco
inu
uii
-.in
fr
fin
the
most
of
Hie
season.
n..,.lc,
....
...
,
.
,i
i
i
No.
am
No.
a
loirs
will
lie
tieiivereii
ai
ine
i-rim
e
ini
n
i
I
a.
.
j...
.
1
..
yesterday
alien
i.
it
was
m--
eided
to
raise
money
for
Hie
con
tinuation
of
development
work
on"
Ihe
properly
this
year.
Mr.
Trethi'way
will,
sail
for
Ihe
south
tomorrow
morning
but
expects
In
be
back
on
his
way
lo
Alice
Arm
In
about
a
foituh.'lil's
time.
BIRTHS
A
son
was
born
al
hc
Prince
lluperl
Oeiieral
Hospital
March
'.'(I
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P,
S
llouney,
Ii2l
Fifth
Avenue
West.
'
A
daughter
wiis
born
al
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
(U'lieral
'
Hospital
on
March
2(5
la,
Mr."
ami
Mrs
lUireau.
-
I
it..
t
LJ.
Mill
ra..it.
a
lint
A
lilnal
w
I
I
1
11
1
I'llltlll
:l
I
M
I
IMI'
IIJWl'l
KilllM'
111
I
II
I
.11111
I
1
1
I
I
I
I
I
I
IV
IUIM'I.1"MI
i.
1
"
'
,
,
will
go
lo
Oc-iiu
I'lills
where
Ihey
will
be
used
by
Ihe
P
Mills
in
Hie
iiuiliiifaclure
of
pulp
and
paper.'
Welivcries
will
slart
aboul
April
l..
-
As
principal
shareholder
of
the
Sunrise
.Mining
mi.
ai
iiiueuou.
Mr.
Trclhrway
allemled
a
uieel-j
itiK
of
Ihe
directors
of
dial
company
which
wiis
held
in
Ihe
oily
GASOLINE
IS
Paeifii
hen
AGAIN
FATAL
Thrro
Members
of
Queboc
Family
Dead
as
Result
of
Pouring
It
Into
Stove
ST.
PIIII.I.IPK
tie
NKIII,
Oile-
bec.
Mar.
-0.
three
ait)
dead
and
a
foiirlh
Is
dying
as
a
result
of
a
fire.
They
are
all
members
of
Hit;
Chambi-rlalml
family
whose
home
was
destroyed
as
a
result
of
pouring
gasoline
inlo
a
stove.
Mrs.
H.
.
F.
Cuesl,
who
iia.
been
visiting
al
Auyox,
relurW
last
nliiht
lo
her
home
ju
I'M
monton.
Senate
Reform
Urged
by
Progressive
Member
in
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA,
Mar.
yu.
The
repulalion
of
llic
Canadian
Sen
ile
was
hanging
in
iallereil
shreds
when
llic
House
of
Common:!
weighed
Hie
Upper
Chamber
in
llic
balance
and
found
it
sadly
wauling
in
just
about
every
particular.
Kxamiiiiiig
the
beuale
carefully
and
Willi
marked
fairness,
Hie
Commons
saw-
il
us
a
mill-slouc
around
the
neck
of
Hie
Can
adian
system
of
government
for
two
clear-cut
reasons
it
was
wrongly,
cousliliiled
in
Hie
first
place
through
a
fatal
com
pro?
mise
among
Hie
fathers
of
Confederation,
and
it
has
worked
out
in
actual
operation
(o
the
great
disadvantage
of
the
Canadian
people.
iml
(lie
(.oiumons
discussion
.
-
.
.
i.
.
was
noi
purely
,
ueaiivr.
ii
uiti
ml
conlenl
itself
with
wrecking
he
Senate's
reputation.
.
.
.'
il
ulvancetl
ilefiiiite
reuwilies
for
what
II
considers
is
Ihe
canker
in
Ihe
country's
legislative
or-
uans.
lU'iorms
varyinii
li'um
il.oliliuii
of
1
1
if
Senate
lo
the
poiular
eleclbjn
of
senators
were
nroi'osed
and
while.
of
course,
they
cot
no
further
than
the
proposal
slaae,
Ihey
m.iiuesfionaltly
will
foriii
v.cel-
Icni,
food
for
Ihouxht
when
an
iuler-provincial
fallrtl'lhis
year
cotifereiiee
is
lo'-ttiiisidcf
Xhe
in
a
masterly,
speech,
bullressed
by
historical
facts
and
strengthened
by
actual
incidents
in
lb
eJieckered
career
of
the
only
re-
aclionary
remnant
in.
the
Cana
dian
eonsliluliou.
Safeguards
Needed
Mr.
Shaw
admitted
frankly
i:i
the
'first
place
tba.
ample
safe
guards
are
needed
In
all
demo
cratic
countries
against
freak
ov
hasty
legislation.
He
pointed
mil,
however,
thai
limes
have
changed
since,
the
Senate
was
established
ami
be
was
mil
sure
thai
instead
of
"trying
lo
curtail
democratic
intensity
we
might
more
properly
he
engaged
in
Ibis
ease
in
iryins:
io
curiau
n-uc
lion."
"In
our
day,"
said
Mr.
Shaw.
Ihe
reactionary
has
full
an
1
complete
opportunity
for
hi
iclivities,
whereas
Hie
man
who
seeks
even
I
te
slislilesl
.measure
of
reform
finds
himself
opposrd
by
all
kinds
of
checks
and
bal
inces."
Hut
Mr.
Shaw
-was
confident
t
tin
f
Ihe
ti.de
of
democracy,
while
.
.
r.:i
il
might
be
held
up
for
a
while
would
move
on
inevitably.
The
Progressive
member
then
looked
into
the
fundamental
defects
of
the
Senate--
defects
in
evitable
from
lite
very
nature
of
its
eonsliUiliou.
In
the
first
place,
he
pointed
out
that
while
the
Seuale
was
originally
born
lo
nrolect
iii-oviiicial
ru-lils
and
sectional
interests,
yet
Ihe
Sen
alors
were
not
responsible
in
any
wav
to
any
provinces
or
lo
any
seclions
of
Hie
country
icr
through
legislatures
or
otherwise-.
Ami,
he
asked
blunt
ly,
who
ever
heard
of
the
Senate,
in
all
its
long
history,
ever
dotus
anything
lo
protect
provineia'
(coiiliniHMl
on
page
four)
WATER
SUPPLY
FOR
PORT
EDWARD
CANNERY
The
Iskocna
lliver
Packing
Co.
I.ld.,
Hial
recently
purchased
the
Port
Ftlwatd
Cannery
wilh
a
view
lo
enlarging
il
and
operating
II
this
'season,
Is
applyitur
for
a
wuler
license
on
Wolf
Creek
for
an
improved
water
supply.
LIQUOR
LAW
ENFORCEMENT
VERY
COSTLY
Manitoba
to
Follow
Suit
of
B.O.
and
Make
Deductions
From
Municipalities
-
AVINMPKO;
.Mar,
26,
Liquor
WTfble
Senate
-question.
For
thaftlnw
enforcement
under
govern
reason
Ihe
Commons
debate
wa
extremely
useful.'
To
Joseph
T.
Shaw.
Ihe
promising
younir
Progressive
inem-'er
tor
Calvary
West
must
o
full
ereilit
for
exposing
the
iii-
nient
control
is
costing'
Ihe
govT
eruineiit
of
Manitoba
more
than
in
Hie
days
of
prohibition
according
to
a
statement
made
by
Attorney
Ceneral
Craig
in
the
lexislalure
yesterday
when
the
rent
weaknesses
of.
Ihe
Sciiatenl,usj(iim
attacked
the
proposal
to
deduct
part
of
Hie
cosl
of
en'.
fin-cement
from
the
municipall-ies'
share
of
liquor
profits.
CONVENTION
AT
VICTORIA
1926
Local
Rotary
Club
Receives
Mes
sage
From
George
Bryant,
Delegate
at
Portland
the
Prince
lluperl
notary
Club
received
Hie.
following
message
last
night
from!
.George
Bryant,
the
local.
delegate
at
Hip
Portland
district
convention
"The
business
of
the
twelfth
annual
convention
of
bistricl
No.
1,
International
llolary,
came
to
an
cm!
this
eyeing.
Cliinatio
conditions
are
ideal.
TheiO
is
no
change
in
the
district
this
year
as
regards
territorial
di
vision.
F.d.
Campbell
of
Sealllo
has
been
nominated
for
district
governor,
victoria
lias
secureu
Hie
fonvenlion
for
102G..
Wo
have
cnjiivcd
it
all
but
will
bo
glad
lo
iret
h.
"
EXEMPTIONS
IN
EIGHT-HR.
DAY
tntor'or
Milts
Not
Liable
to
Enforcement
Elasticity
In
Other
Linos
VICTOIHA.
Mac.
L'f.
-Ml
sawmills
easl
oP
Ihe
Cascade
or
Coast
ranges
ot
Hrilish
Columbia
are
exempt
from
Ihe
operation
of
the
new
Kighl-llour
Hay
law
il
was
announced
loday.
I
liti
exemption
lujs
been
granted
Hi'
Interior
mills
so
tliey
niy
be
able
lo
compete
with
those
of
llic.
coast.
They
do
not
have
as
long
an
operating
year.
Workers
in
ship
repair
plants
and
machine
shops
elc
when
en--gaged
on
urgent
work
in
whlpli
delay
might
seriously
handloup
other
Industries
arc
ulso
ex-empted.
"
-
.