n
x
j
rince
nuperi
znaorses
eace
River
Pass
Route
INTERESTED
Business
Men
Propose
lo
leriU
Gold
Mine
Discover
ed
During
KlondyKo
Rush
II
lev.
now
:i
.'com-t
1
1
a
I
eily.
I'laims
'
v
ii'ii'
prosper
tin
'Mirk
in'
Alaska
v
dyhe
.rtisli.
It
is
n:i
a
company
in
work
I
1h
inine
sample
of
tlit
si'
4
mi
airplane
in
-amides
from
Alas-is
heinw
con-
MANGOES
UP
IURDER
CHARGE
band
Diclares
She
Gut
His
fhroat
and
He
Identified
Her
In
Act
Wl
S
TMLs
:it.
Mar.
r..
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ii
i
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nil
on
a
charpe
if
Ml
il'ilei
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tiid
i
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111
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suicide.
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lernis
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slin
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in1
IAR
SHOCKS
IF
EARTHQUAKE
"rronces
In
oUCbc0
l
.
v.i
liTila
5iorday
Morninq
When
Damago
Rosultod
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aiiiiiisiiu
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whli.li
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nine
uau
.s
x
or
eei'v
day:
This
a
M'rv
imii
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crockery
"si-u,
we
'Ifl'lllll.
HOOKEY
SCORES
!'k
'
r
"::.
..
in,
;
iiry
.1
are
very
t.i
have
(he
Peace
Hlvei
in
such
'a
way
for
Projected
Railway
liter
Discussed
with
Hazelton
Delegates
at
Meeting
Yesterday
Afternoon
in
City
Hall
B.C.
SILVER
LOOKS
GOOD
C.
A.
Banks,
Manager,
.Sends
Promising
Report
to
Principals
of
His
Company
Possibility
or
a
second
great
mine
being
developed
beside
I
lit
Premier
Mine,
mi
a
body
of
ore
belonging
lit
(he
mineralized
.one
in
Avhfch
I
1m
Premiers
big
gold-silver
deposit
occurs.
Is
raised
b
Hie
Utiitiouuced
discov-
-
cry
of
a
huge
ore
body
on
the
The
Hupcrl
Hoard
uf
Trade
slruiigly
favors
Iht'jn.O.
Silver
Mine
which
adjoins.
men
of
Hull
are
Lake
find
the
Kispiox
Vullcy.
The
pushed
alp'inl,
to
determine
the
ari
li
for
poId'Skeeua
Valley
was
hardly
suit-jiwlcnt
oT
this
ore
body."
able.
This
route
was
all
heavily;
'the
American
Sniol
t
itiir
-
HAZELTON
TO
INSPECT
Ite
liiiibered
and
there
were
larse
fininp
Cimrpauy.
operalors
of
stretches
of
land
as
well
as
rich
I
ho
Premier
fluid
.Mine,
have
a
mineral
country.
Also
it
skirt-1
minuril.
interest
in
(he
ll.C.
isil-ed
the
islge
of
the
UrouiidhuK
nr
Mine.
ImjI
Ihe
control
is
in
coal
fields.
1
I
London,
under
the
Sclukwe
Min-
II.
V.
Nickei'son
presided
and
inn
Corporation.
Mayor
Newton
was
present.
Mr.
j
rj
SiLIEUT.
MACLEOD
AT
min
aim
1
in
ii
11
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j
to
explain
what
had
been
done
here
so
far.
Miv
Newton
said
j
Hint
a
booklet
was
bring
pre-j
pared
outliniiip
the
situation
and
a
map,
which
was
there.
showed
Hie
dilfei
enl
feasible
j
r
o
11
I
e
s
with
approximate
measureni-eiils.
As
soon
as
printed
this
would
be
distributed
11
nieiiiliers
of
parliament
anuj
elhers
wltti
a
view
to
inltuenciusfj
llicm
in
II
decision
in
repaid.
0
Hie
roule
oT
I
lit
projected
ailway.
Also
other
inelliods
of
publicity
were
hemp
used.
Dr.
wrlnch
speans
Dr.
Wriiich.
asked
to
speak
(in
behalf
of
Ihe
delegation,
saui
Ihey
were
glad
to
meet
the
peo
ple
of
Prince
Hupcrl.
i
ney
came
lo
ally
themselves
Willi
i'lince
Hupcrl
in.effoils
lo
have
Ihe
best
roule
chosen
from
Peace
Itiwr
to
Ihe
coiisl.
I
hey
came
to
find
mil
whal
was
being
dmie
and
what
it
was
proposed
lo
do
in
the
future.
Dr.
Wriiich
said
that
what
tin;
llaiellou
delegation
wlsiicu
was
lapped
thai
that'
Ihe
Hie
pi-mi
piodurls
vvVnii'Mlo!;
he'
ig(i,il
reasonable
route
to.
Ihe
coasl.
lie
mm
spoken
to
Premier
(Hirer
in
re-
ard
lo
Ihe
matter
and
urpeu
o
imporlance
of
Central
lliillsli
Columbia.
A
glance
al
tin
map
would
convince
any
fair-minded
nerson
that
Ihe
products
of
the
Peaee
lliver
should
come
Hero
111
1
1
I
III
I'll
U
l'l'l
heavv
vested
ill-
leresl's
against
il.
However,
it
was
found
that
in
cpllc
of.
vested
interests,
the
unfair
freight
rates
were
to
be
removed
uuu
men-was
no
reason
why
success
might
nol
all
I
their
cHorls
lo
properly
settle
Ibis
transportation
problem.
Interests
Identical
The-iloclor
said
he
realized
that
the
Interests
uT
Prince
Hupcrl.
and
the
Interior
were
one.
There
was
an
effort
to
form
a
(continued
on
page
five)
MACHINEJHAT
POINTj
where!
(n
Ins
way
to
llazellou
he
will
inspect
Ihe
Hallway
F.m-plnyees'
Investment
and
Indus,
trial
'
Association's
monoplane
llacllou
which
it
is
proposed
to
put
in
operation
this
year
carrying
freight
and
passenger
lo
Hie
miniiiig
and
big
game
hunting
fields
in
the
northern
interior,
Flight
I.iculeuaiil
Karl
of
Jericho
Canadian
Air
Force,
Vancouver,
was
a
passenger
from
boal
to
train
yesterday
afleruoon.
Accompanying
him
was
Mechanic
N.
C.
Terry.
I'.olli
of
these
men
were
here
last
summer
with
Ihe
aerial
fisheries
patrol.
It
has
nol
yel
been
definitely
decided
whether
such
a
patrol
will
again
be
Qondiiclcd
here
this
season.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CLUB
NOT
TO
BE
LOWERED,
Proposal
From
City
Will
Not
be'
Accepted,
It
Was
Deoldod
at
I
Mooting
Last
Night
At
a
general
meeting
of
the'
Prince
Hupert
Club
last
nighl,
il'
was
decided
mil
to
proceed
at
this
lime
wilh
Die
lowering
o(
Ihe
club
from
Its
elevated
posi-
lillll
llll
Mill
Lllllll
llll
Slllflflllll
"
Avenue,
'
.The'c'lly
had
adopted
proposition,
wtierepy
ti
would
re
move
the
rock
in
rrluru
for
a
Irnnsfer
of
frontage
from
the
club.
'The
club
has
deemed
thai
there
is
nothing
particular
to
be
gained
by
it
in
having
the
building
lowered
"now.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Poole,
who
arrived
from
Hucklcy
Hay
at
the
first
of
Ihe
week,
will
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Huperi
for
Vancouver.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
1
'-m-
Large
Upstair
Dininp
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
weeding
where
at
Anytime.
W1
Hotel,
3rd
A...
parties.
Ilini
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat.s,
apply
f
n
Boston
ana
"
Grill,
Third
Ave.
iHATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
10!,
NO.
5i
1MUNCK
HUPRItT,
li.ll,
Till
HSDAY.
MARCH
5,
10U5.
Vtittrday'a
Circulation
1621
atrt
Ii
n
41
a.
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
ARTHER
WEST
RAIL
OUTLET
FAV
.Miss
Isabel
lioursiei'
who
holds
Ihe
world's
Indies'
ski
jump
record
of
171
n'et.
pose-
fur
her
photograph
al
Ilcvclsloke,
H.l
;,.
during
the
course
of
Ihe
annual
eoin-
lclilion.
Air
Service
Planned
for
Dease
Lake
Country
in
Spring
when
w
.
Several
Machines
to
Operate
i
Miielieod
Sine
Hcach
Slalion,
lloyal
VANWJlA
Kit.
.Mar.
.".
There
is
lo
be
an
air
sen
it
t
fruin
lidcwaler
to
Hie
gold
diggings
in
the
Dense
hake
country.
An
organization
headed
by
Major
Donald
.Maclaren
is
planning
to
give
litis
'service
by
means
uj
air
noais
unu
win
later
cxienu
me
service
lo
other
parts
uf
Ihe
norlh.
The
former
"war
lire"
it
is
understood
will
hare
.several
machines
in
the
.service
capable
of
carrying
from
li'uu
to
loOO
iiinioils
c.cli
of
frciuhl.
In
maintaining
il
he
will,
be
aided
by
a
government
subsidy
for
carrying
mail
and
a
operators.
Ex-Premior
of
Britain
and
His
Followers
Quit
-House
of
Commons
LONDON,
Mar.
5.
The
on-tlro
Labor
delegation
In
parliament,
hoadod
by
Former
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald,
walked
out
of
the
House
today
when
the
speaker
ordered
that
David
Klrkwood,
a
Scottish
member,
leave
tho
chamber
after
Interrupting
a
spooch
by
Foreign
Secretary
Chamberlain.
The
mlnlstorlal
bonches
greotod
the
oxodus
with
cheers.
BANK
OF
ENGLAND
,
:
AYANCES
RATE
W
DISCOUNT
TO
FIVE
'
LONDON,
Mar.
5.
The
Hank
of
I'.ngland
today
raised
its
discount
rale
lo
five
per
cent.
This
is
confirmation
of
Ihe
bank's
arlion
lasl
Friday,
when
loan
charges
were
raised
following
advance
of
the
rediscount
rate
in
New
York.
guarantee
by
large
C.G.M.M.
Steamer
Dae
Here
Tomorrow
Morning;
Will
take
on
Fish
Shipment
for
England
l.(i..M.Al.
steamer
Canadian
Freighter,
Cupl,
Carl"
Hissell,
due
here
at
7
o'clock
load
toil
tuns
uf
frozen
WALKOUT
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
to
ulniuu
for
the
I
niled
Kingdom
I
rum
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
11
will
take
ahum
iweiuy-four
hours
to
lake
ou
Ihe
shipment
it
is
understood.
The
Canadian
Freighter
just
recently
arrived
Troiii
Vancouver
from
the
Old
Country
alter
baring
made
a
speedy
voyage.
The
lasl
time
the
vessel
was
here
she
loaded
lumber
for.Japait.
then
she
has
been
transferred
lo
Hie
I'acilic
coasi-
I'niled
Kingdom,
service,
will
return
from
here
lo
couvcr
to
complete.
This
will
he
Ihe
'first
fish
shipment
that
has
eve
from
here
lo
Ihe
United
thou.
hiie
Van-
direcl
been
Kiup-
HORSE
BUSINESS
NOW
LOOKING
UP
Alberta
Breeders
are
Looking
Forward
to
Big
Year
and
Optimism
Pervades
Edmonton
Meeting
KDMONTON.
Mar.
5.
A
feeling
of
dpliinisni
fur
the
prospects
of
market
ims
horses)
was
ex
p
resell
al
the
meeting
of
tho
Alberta
Horse
Hrecders'
Asso
ciation
here.
Lasl
Year
eastern
biiyurs
took
17,000
horses
from
Alherla
and
prospects
are
that
the
number
this
year
will
run
around
'.'O.nno.
VICTORIA
PIONEER""
THERE
SINCE
.1876
Joseph
Summors,
Art
Dealer,
Died
at
Aoe
of
75
YIOTOHIA,
Mar.
5.
Joseph
Summer,
pioneer
art
dealer,
died
here
al
tho
afc'e
Of
75.
He
came
here
from
San
Francisco
in
1870.
ANADIAN
FREIGHTER
COMING
HERE
TO
LOAD
SALMON
FOR
UNITED
KINGDOM
L.
I
II
i
f
Pass
ror
a
runway
lapping
me
react
mver
cnuiury
1
1
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Oil'
"i
mc
mini-
nil.''
.-nil-
tin-
iniiiiiiitiiii:,
mi;,
.1.
uiiini",
lll.imii-
ni
Iin:
jhr
lii
utnniil
Ihrni'-cjres.
Yesterday
afternoon
tin
council
properly,
who
passed
through
Bin-lnuiil
met
Dr.
11.
U
ruirh
and
several
ollu'r
Jt,l,Kul,si
J
tho
inly
es.erday
on
(Ik-
Prince
IL.ir
Kit
nirliiding
U
II.
Sawlc,
(icorgc
Hcirnes-,
Y.
K.
I
Huper!
en
tonic
norlh,
has
scnl
iin
.mi)
1
(.oiti).mm
uinl
talked
Hit'
matter
of
railway
roule
the
following
letter
lo
share-
i
.hem.
examining
maps
ami
going
inlo
Ihe
mailer
holders
of
Hie
eoinpany
in
Hrit-I
.
II
r..
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:
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I
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:
I
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:
I.
.
,
:
i
n
i.i.
iir
"ipir-
u'-
mm'
ill
in
iiiii
I
mil
ill
oaoii
I'll
11111
iru.
i
or
iiMi-
IMI
i
.tun
iiiiuil
ami
r.lli.iani
:
rf
j
iiiK
delegation
wished
lo
have
"I
have
lo
in
Turin
you
Hint
I'lince
Hupcrl
and
lla.rJIon
unite
iiiainond
ilrilliiKi
from
our
.No.
:!
on
Hie
Peace
Hiv
cr-Hazcltnu
cel
has
jus)
intersected
a
very
roule
hut
the
Ineat
bounl
refused
important
(in-
body.
The
drill
lo
commit
itself
litany
partieu-
panned
through
58
feel
of
ore,
lar
oulh-l,
confining
itself
In
en-
which,
allowing
for
the,
dip
of
dnrsiug
Hie
Peaee
Pass
a
Ihe
Ihe
vein.
iinjimiis
,au
ore
body
most
suitable,
of
t'
feel
in
width.
r-easioie
nouve
"len
reel
or
the
drill
j
core
...
-
,
..I
.
i
.
A
....
.i.-
.
H0.
.W.
As
a
reMiu
or
the
iiiiMissiouLifivrniSPiir5r:u,
j:
rctl
.Til
rr
'
.
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..
.
was
insole
near
inai
mere
pin-
uped
ami
y
reel
averaueil
ft)
Ibahly
was
a
feasible
route
fnuii
per
lou.
The
whole
ore
body
.
is
-
jl
iiilny
Forks
lo
llazellou
by
way
of
eoininereial
prude.
Ki'ioKa
i;iii
i.
ardor
uie
inniiieiui
vaney,
ncur,
"i
uruier
uriiiiiiL'
is
nrnnr
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
Endorses
Proposal
to
Establish
Milk
Products
Depot
in
this
City
I.
I
i
-
i
The
I'ljuiicil
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
0.
YV.
Xickersou
presiding,
last
njglil
endorsed
Ihe
inurnment
recently
Initialed
in
Die
Hulkley
Valley
lo
have
a
distributing
depot
established
at
Prince
llopcr.
The
niallcr
was
explained
to
them
by
Dr.
11.
G.
Wrinrh,
M.L.U-
Ho
Miggesled
liiirnorously
that'
Uulklev
Valb
v
I
milk
would
lil
much
more
useful
lhan
the
beer
it
was
proposed
lo
give
hero.
.
A
creumtry
at
T.c'lkwa
had
been
suggested
but
lie
did
not
agree
with
lli'al.
The
aulhurilies
of
Ihe
agricultural
department
victoria
victoria
urjied,
urged,
and
ami
lie
lie
was
was
in
:
!
al
a-rcciiienl
with
Ihein,
thai
Hi'',
milk
should
be
taken
lo
lliej
point
oT
distribution
as
was
done
with
the
Fruser
Valley
milk,
all
of
which
was
sent
lo
Vancouver
for
distribution.
The
people
of
the
Hulkley
now!
agreed
thai
this
was-
the
best
thing
to
do
and
they
had
taken
the
mailer
up
wilh
Ihe
govern
ment
wilh
an
endeavor
to
ge,l
the
creamery
policy
ciianged..
v
uai
he
suggested
was
that
the
gov
ernment
should
open
a
depot
here
ipul
operate
it
for
several
years
until
the'
herds
in
the
in.
terlof
were--established.
Then
it
could
l.e
run
as
a
co-operative
institution
as
was
doneln
cmi,
lice
I
inn
with
life
Fraser
Valley
They
wanted
to
e-'ive
Prince
lluperf
cheaper
milk
and
better
service.
Dr.
Wriiich
explained
that
whereas
the
average
milk
con
sumption
was
ten
ounces
a
day
for
each
person,
noriniilly,
the
consumption
here
was
only
Iwo
and
a
half
ounces.
I
he
new
concern,
if
established,
would
endeavor
to
create
a
demand.
It
would
not
be
an
expensive
pro
ject
hut
il
would
give?
the
farmers
the
ipiickesl
posible
returns.
'The
matter
was
under
consideration
by
Sinithcrs,
and
Telkwa
was
enthusiastic
over
it.
He
asked
for
the
endorsement
of
the
Prince
Hupert'
Hoard
If
approved
il.
F.
ii.
Dawson
moved,
and
Mayor
Newton
.seconded
that
the
move
be
endorsed
and
it
was
carried
by
acclamation.
NOVA
SCOTIA
COAL
STRIKE
CLACK
HAY,
March
5.
--.!.
W.
-Mel.eod,
district
president
of
Ihe
United
Mine
Workers
of
America,
announced
this
aflurnoon
that
cessation
of
work
throughout
the
Nova
Scotia
coal
fields
had
been
ordered
to
commence
at
1
1
o'clock
tomorrow
night.
y
ALREADY
GETTING
READY
FOR
OPENING
OF
CANNING
SEASON
Preparations
are
already
un
der
way
for
the
salmon
canning
season
in
this
district.
'The
soekeve
season
wilt
open
ou
June
2u
but,
in
lhe
meantime,
it
is
expected
thai
some
oT
Ihe
plants
will
open
to
can
and
mild
cure
spring
salmon.
Crews
have
arrived
al
Oceanic,
Halmoral
and
Suniiyshle
ami
other
canneries
will
have
their
first
men
coming
from
the
south
next-week.
The
crew
for
Naas
Harbor
cannery
will
be
here
on
Sunday
nighl,
(I.
Chambers,
the
manager,
having
already
been,
here
since
last
week.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
SCALDED
SELF
BOILING
WATER
Flesh
Peeled
from
Feet
and
Legs
and
Death
Came
at
Last
DAWSON.
Mar.
5.
Hernard
Marseh,
01
years
of
age,
who
has
been
a
miner
since
the
stampede
of
1808
in
dead
hero
as
a:
result
of
an
accident
two
years
ago
when
lie;
fell
feet
first
ililo
boiling
water
while
helping
a
friend
on
Hunker
Creek
thaw
ground
vvith
i-lmt
water.
Tim
llesli
was
boile'd
off
TfiTj.
soles
of
his
feet
exposing
(lie
hones
and
r
in
I
iiI
lift
liia
Intra
fti
i
rn
i
lniin
ithe
kiices
The
doctors
marvel-i
.
i
.i.
i
i
i..
nil
inai
lie
incu
su
imiik-
PEAsSSlf
TWO
REPORTERS
Recurrence
of
Murders
of
News-1
paper
Correspondents
Causes
Anxiety
MOSCOW,
March
ri'iic
.
i
if.
i
;!
;
.
they
jeorrespondeiii
by
causing,
anxiety
,
lo
5.
Itecur-t
I
i
.
..i-l'1
peasant
is
Ihe
Govern-
menl.
'Three
peasants
were
ex
-a
eculed
yesterday
near
Odessa
for?
killing
the
correspondent
of
as
provincial
paper.
'Tho
executions
were
scarcely
over
when
word
was
received
hf
another
murder
near
here
of
a
correspondent,
whose
duly
it
had
been
lo
report
local
conditions.
PICTURES
SENT
BY
TELEGRAPH
Afternoon
Editions
of
San
Fran
oisco
Papers
Had
Illustrations
of
Inauguration
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Mar.
0.
Photographs
of
ihe
Washiiiigtou
ceremonies
yesterday
iiwrning
appeared
in
the
early
editions
of
the
iftrrijpOn
papers
here,
trans-miftedU'y
wire
over
3,000
miles.
Pictures
completed
here
50
minutes
after
they
were
snapped
at
Washington
were
as
clear
as
if
taken
from
Ihe
camera.
SMALL
CATCH
OF
HMiBUT
IS
HERE
Only
two
Canadian
boats
offered
halibut
al
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
They
received
prices
slightly
higher
again
than
yesterday.
Arrivals
and
sales
Inei
II.,
lO.OOO
pounds,
at
7.8o
and
3c,
Ixt
the
AHIn
Fisheries.
Fanny
F.,
5,50(1
i
pounds,
a't
7.8c
and
3.
lo
the
Canadian
.Fish
it
Cold
Storage-Co.
Karen,
700
pounds
of
red
salmon,
al
lO.i'c
lo
tha
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.