M
II.
-is:
l
5
1,1,
XV
NO.
03.
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
inwwhero
at
Anytlm.
Lid
Foya'
Holel
3rd
v,
and
tin
aw
IKATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
I'll
wii.;ic
hf
clauses
of
the
Idem.
flody
of
Child
Given
to
Mrs.
Anna
Johnson
by
Judge
Young
in
County
Court
Today
k
(i
.mi
uipI
weeping
audibly.
Mr.-.
Anna
Johnson
ol
'
.
lot)
v
resumed
custody
of
Ihe
little
daughter
of
::i
ti
uivimil
husband,
Hail
Johnson
of
this
eily.
Tin
::
nietl
liail
been
rcntovrd
forcibly
from
Iter
,at
I
In
pi
Hold
last
Wednesday
morning
by
lirr
husband
..Hire
of
Sergeant
Hailey
of
Ihc'rily
police.
In
up
of
1
1
1
e
case
followed
Ihe
aiiicalion
of
Jolin--
i
ustody
of
Hip
child.
This
was
refused
hy
Judge
Mir
grounds
that
llipre
was
no
evidence
lo
show
Dial
M'l
I:
111!'
Him
I
!!
-
-
-
i
mill
I
'
'Hill
I
HI.
I'll
,
"ll;l
iiiwslifralin;.'.
A
SPRUCE
MILL
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
NEARLY
READY
ICllv
awmill
id
Olleen
Chiif-
'"'"illy
taken
over
hy
"ereili
0f
Vaneouver.
"
"
"u"ied
llic
Silku
Spruce
11
on
renoxuliii!,'
w
s
I'l'ocepiliiitf
ranidlv
mul
"turluiieey
,
i.,..
..II......
"''"'lull
'
,
or:lw.
."'n.11"
"''il',
hroiwl.t
up
lube
U!!I
fur
Hie
planl
rrom
lll'W
HMllll.n
uln..L
M'l
e
'ecl,.,!
ii
,
i
'
UAH'I.-Ifll
111.
,
II
.
"uo
win
he
in
1
'W
v,eks.
fiiieralioii
I
he
uiollier
was
nut
fully
eap-;
aide
id
taking
charge
oT
Hie
eliild.
VL
K.
Williams
had
Hie
rase
for
I
he
falber
and
T..
W.
Pal
more
appeared
on
behalf
oT
(he
niolher.
TukinK
or
eideiiee
eommenred
yeslerday
and
ennliuueil
Ibis
moniiu;.',
decision
liein-;
Kiven
tluriii'r
Hie
iioi.n
hour.
Mus.
.loliusoii
claimed
dial
her
bus.
hand
had
mistreated
her
and
had
roreed
her
lo
leave
him
by
his
eomluel.
Despile
Ibis,
she
as-
erled
Ihal
she
had
been
al
all
times
willinj.'
lo
fie
her
luis.anii
access
lo
Ihc
child,
although
she
refused
lo
faive
l
"P-
sle
posi-lixcly
denied
siir!.'e.slioiis
made
is
lo
her
moral
cjiaracler,
and
levelled
such
accusalioiis
ul
lier
liiiian.l.
The
father
claimed
Ihar
Ihc
re-
ill
of
Hie
child
lo
lleuo
had
consliluled
refUful
lo
access,
lie
asked
Ihal
I
ii
euslody
'
id
Hie
chihlr
be
al
1casl
-given
lo
some
lliii-.l
i,i.-lill
ill
IS
exnciisc
so
Ihal
both
parlies
would
have
ac
'
i'Iiit..
were
a-number
id
witnesses
on
Imlh
sides,
liiciuu
intr
Seifjeanl
Itailey
ol
Ihe
city
police,
win'
claii
I
that
he
bad
iindersl
I
Hie
rather
bad
papers
..I,
iiilm-.
liim
In
Ihe
euslody
of
llo.
child.
;illlioUi.'li
he
had
not
seen
them.
He
(Serueanl
llailey)
had
nol
exercised
any
roicc
in
li.ivhor
Ihe
child
renmveil
from
Hi
thcr
but
had
been
merely
eulled
bv
Hie
rather
as
a
wiliiess
Hi.
liiul
In
ler
made
pertain
thai
Ihe
child
had
been
delivered
in
I
lo
the
care
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olier
llesner.
Judge's
Summary
"I
do
not
see
Ihal
Ibere
is
any
necessity
lo
reserve
judgment,'
said
Judye
Younsr
al
Ihe
ennclu-
r
Ihe
nroeeediiiirs.
"Tim
ruels
are
uuile
fresh
to
H
fiui1
in
m
i
ii
eoiisiilerulion
is
tin
interest
of
Ihe
-child.
1
eamm
find
.in
Ihe
evideirco
uny
juslifi
(ronlinued
on
page
slxl
She
DISCUSSION
ON
SHIP
SUBSIDY
i..
Arguments
for
and
Aga.nst
Given
In
Parliament
Yesterday
by
Speakers
SUPPORT
BY
FORKE
Ol
J
AW
A,
Mar.
1
I.
Tentative
Miorl
of
lite
Oovcihmcnt
proposal
for
reducing
ocean
rales
was
-iwu
in
Hie
House
of
Coin-moiisycslcrd.iy
by
Hubert
Forke,
Progi'i'ssise
leader.
"Lei
us
make
iilleliiil
lo
deal
will)
this
mailer
anyway,"'
.Mr.
Forke
Haid.
The
l'ro;rrcsic
leader
admit
I
I'd
he
had
doulds
as
lo
Hie
e.li-
WATSON
IDENTIFIED
AT
NANAIMO
TRIAL
ON
ROBBERY
CHARGE
NANAIMO.
Mar.
II.
-The
preliminary
hearing
oT
Hush
YValson,
former
Seattle
policeman,
opened
yeslerday
and
is
being;
conl
iiHied
today
on
the
charge
id
being
implicated
in
rohhiui;
the
Hoyul
Hank
here
in
December
last
of
SS2.(i(MI.
A
witness
bleu-
'
lificd
A'alsou
as
a
member
of
Ihe
gang.
;
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIIXUH
ItUPF.HT,
B.C.,
8ATUUUY,
MAHCII
II,
U2o.
ANADa
position
LEAGUE
YiUrdi'
ClrcuUtlon
1S3S
ttrot
tll
04
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
ding:
parties.
For
ratia,
apply
In
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
GENT'S.
OF
NATIONS
SEAT
PREPARATIONS
MADE
FOR
BK
HOCKEY
HATCH
CALGARY
TONIGHT
nada
Looms
Larse
at
League
of
Nations
as
Her
Document
is
Read
usal
to
Accept
Protocol
of
Peace
and
Safety
Causes
Stir
and
Speculation
as
to
Country's
Influence
V
V
Miir.
I
'i
(J,i
iiiula
niiiiinunicalion
In
flit
League
liiltu:
!
ji'i
lmg
Hit'
protocol
hut
ex
rcs-i
iif?
willingness,
nine
reHvulions,
to
consider
aiv
cplance
of.
Ihe
ronipul-
in-
)(f
Mnii
of
u
permanent
court
of
international
justice
ii
ii
ime-.
lc
rir'
I
In
League
next
September,
was
read
to
ri
ni
in
Hf'-iiUin
of
Hit'
Canadian
docunieiil,
signed
ly
incr
Mirkcnzic
King,
created
a
stir
only
second
lo
thai
pro-Eil
In
Hit!
--pre'li
or
1
1
i
k
1
1
L
lion.
Austin
Chamberlain,
Hrilis!i
(iirn
Ke
iTlioy.
in
Ii
i;-.
niuiouwcincnt
Thursday
of
llritain's
Mi
-i
f
if
protocol.
,
km-
a-
li
how
much
1
Canadian
I'lMiitiiiiiiirnlioii
deal-
i
ana.
la
anil
Ihe
ing
with
arhilralion
caused
new
:
-
hail
to
do
Willi
ciiijiliasix
lo
ho
laid
on
Ihal
fea-iic
Mother
.oiiii
try
lure
of
Hip
inli-riial
imial
pro-
1TT0N
STORE
AGAIN
ROBBED
p
to
Estimated
Value
00
Removed
Samo
Win.
plow
as
Before
Was
Used
to
Get
In
of
f
'
?
"'i:
'
in1
same
window
Irli
v.
nli
eniry
wus
niaile
f
"ii::
iifd
when
u
liurjf-
r'di
imiiill
IPil.
si
IhieT
ill
'lui
ivj
last
infill
eiilered
f
W
(.
.-a)
ton
oil
Third
il
li
ned
(iood
lo
lllO
Iti'
")
v
it
i
nf
ik
i
no
iiipiml.
olveis.
Iwo
w'alphes,
i
ii
fe
liiiii-
ttt
Iii.ImIiii.m
1
iionus
ra1
'o:-.
mi
noeuiu
his
li"s
miiniiMK.
riiuml
Ihal
II
El""tl
r
l.M'l'd
Tin.
I.i.i.l:
Wl
11
u
lurk
Ihal
was
'he
rear
id
.labour's
I'tie
iiiti'k
ilimr
had
lieen
cacy
or
Hie
measure
proposed
hy
the
liiiMTiimi-iil
hut
was
itiile
willing
lo
i
n
i-T.
I
i-rale
iind
willinu
lo
give
the
linvcriimcul
eredil
for
at
h-asl
making
allcmpfs
In
do
something
lo
heller
existing
cotid
ilion.
Donald
Sullierlaud,
Conserva
tive,
in
opposition
to
Hie
si'lieiiit
asked
"Why
siihsiilizc
anolher
line
to
oilier
into
eonipelilion
with
the
Cauailiau
tiosernmuul
.Merclianl
Marine?"
and
asked
I
he
o
eminent,
in
view
of
il.
lar?
nulwav
dijlKulioiiK.
lo
w
lL'
a.wl
j2ui''
jjutidvlns
he1
rounlry
or
iiiifPEjexpeiidilure.
Hon.
lienive
(iraHam.
-
iniiiislpr
of
Wiilwn,
ruijr-
ine-siiie
ins
siini(in
nun
sum
illili
lot
fiflei-n
yenrs
I
lie
(toveillliieni
hail
slrui-'Kled
wild
(he
ocean
frei'h'
rale
nroldem
whieh
I
lie
present
CoM'i'iimeui
now
was
iiiakinj.'
e
serimis
alliiiiiil
lo
solve.
WILL
DISCUSS
DAILY
TRAIN
NEXT
WEEK
ON
ARRIVAL
OF
WARREN
The
Hoard
id
Trade
has
re
ceived
u
wire
from
A,
!).
Warren,
ireneral
manager
of
Hie
weslerr
region,
Ijaiiadiau
Nalional
Mail-ways,
I
hill
he
will
discuss,
on
arrival
lure
from
the
south
next
week.
Ihe
roiiiplaiul
made
at
the
decision
lo
delay
Ihe
inaugura
tion
of
Ihe
daily
Irani
service
from
April
until
.May.
MOUNTAIN
CLIMBER
SCALES
LAST
PEAK
VICTOIUA.
,Mar.
1
1
Sir
James
in
I
ro
in
id
C'.'ilgiiry.
ramous
nmnulain
climber,
third
baronet
and
grandson
of
Ihe
ramous
Indian
mutiny
hero
oT
Ihe
same
name
died
yesterday
aged
(10.
IRISH
RUGBY
TEAM
WON
FROM
WALES
':
llCLPAST,
Mar.
M.
Ireland
beat
Wales
loduy
in
u
f
rugby
nialtdi
tiie.lio'me
team
gel(fiig
10
poljits
o
(he
visitors'
3.
lliden
Tull
Manning,
daughter
o-f
lihicf
Ju.lice
William
Howard
Tart,
'former
president
of
lue
L
.S.,.
has
reeenlly
Lc
n
appointed
dean
oF
llryn
Mawr
College,
Hiyn
Mawr,
Pa.
Her
husband
is
an
associate
profess
Mir
id
history
ul
SwHthniore
liollege.
Hockey
Battl
rick
ami
the
Ciliary
reached
a
ijeaiflock
aHer
four
hours
discussion
before
a
decision
was
madij
lo
use
both
referees.
1
F.very
inch
(f
room
in
Ilia
iirean,
wnicu
nums
i.ouo
speci.i-lors
has
been
ciulrjicteil
fur.
The
weal
her
is
coldj
the
tbenuomeler
registering
SO
below
xero
wilh
hard
Ice
and
the
coiiililioii-just
right
for
Ibj-
gladiatorial
hair
lie.
Kusleru
ailvces
that
Presidenl
C.abler
of
Hie
Nalional
Hockey
League
has
declared
the
Uanadiens
league
champions
as
Ihe
result
or
the
Hamilton
'players
revising
lo
play
unless
Ihey
were
paid
t.'m
apiece,
which
their
iianageincnl
refused
in
rear
of
losinir
Iheir
rranchise.
'
wus
uuiekly
followed'
by
Ihe
an
nouncemeul
(bat
Ihe
C.uiu.
liens
Lived
e
Tonight
26
Below
Zero
Weather
Before
4,000
Spectators
Calgary
Loses
One
of
Best
Players
but
Hard
Ice
Favors
Home
Team;
Canadiens
Leave
for
West
j
l
(
.Special
to
Daily
News)
UAI.UAI1Y,
.Mar.
I
i.
Hntliusiasm
is
at
its
highest
pilch
here
today
in
anticipation
of
Ihe
hockey
battle
louighl
lo
decide
whether
The
locals
or
the
Victoria
Cougars
meet
Ihe
Uanadiens
for
possession
oj
Ihe
Stanley
liup:
Unless
Ibere
is
a
dramatic
surprise
ul
the
last
ini'niilc
Ited
Dulloii,
Calgary's
while
haired
boy
ami
sharp-ihooler,
will
not
turn
out
owing
lo
injury.
Al
lale
aiiiipuuceinent
is
Ihal
the
double
referee
system
-will
be
used
touightwilli
Ion
and
llullell
urfieialing.
Manager
Pul-
ehieriains
-
-
-
-
would
leave
louighl
for
Ihe
wesl.
The
Canadiens
lu.il
night
dc-
realed
SI.
Palricks
Iwo
goals
lo
nolliiiig
after
winning
Ihe
first
iiine
three
lo
iwo.
Alleidion
is
beinjf
given
here
by
hockey
magnates
lo
the
schedule
of
the
playoff
games
on
I
lie
coasl.
Vancouver
,as
well
us
Victoria
will
see
u
game,
dales
id
which
are
lo
be
out
soon.
CALOAHY.
March
1
1.
(La
ler.)
II
was
announced
this
after
noon
thai
Ihe
second
game
of
the
Weslerii
Canada
League
series
will
be
played
at
Viclurin,
Wednesday
next.
The
firM
game
or
I
he
Stanley
l.up
serie
belweeu
Ihe
Last
and
Wesl
will
lie
played
al
Culgary
or
Vic
loria,
depending
on
weathi'
eon.
Ill
inns,
on
March
?l.
in
United
States
over
Sixty
Years
and
then
when
Returning
Refused
Admission
VANCUL'YKIl,
Mar.
11.
Paddy
Dillon,
70
years
of
age
who
1ms
lived
in
the
UnilVd
Klates
since
lie
Mas
eight
years
old
on
reluming
to
liis
home
ut
Concrete,
Washington,
after
spend
ing
Tuesday
on
business
in
Vancouver,
wus
binred
frotir
reentering
tbo
Ufllled
Stales
by
immigration
authorities.
He
will
be
udmitled
temporarily
when
lie
is
able
lo
raise-
.the
umoiltil
re
quired
for'1
bond
but
must
prove
his
nationality
if
lie
wishes
to
remain
on
Ihe
other
side.
This
may
prove
dimcult
us
he"
wus
born
in
New
Hninswick
before
coufederulion
and
ktitiw.sjof
no
records
of
birth..
His
father
vus
u
nuliinilized
American.
He.
will
he
udmitled
if
lie.
can
prove
he
is
either
Canadian
or
American
Prince
Rupert
Minlioned
in
Alberta
Legislature
as
Probable
Outlet
for
Peace
River
District
Prince
Huperl
was
prominently
meiilioned
in
the
Alberta
legislaliii'
lliis
week
when
a
resolution
was
passed
dealing
wilh
the
Pence
Jlivrr
railway.
Jl
was
pointed
out
that
either
uT
Ihe
favored
rotiles,
Ihal
of
Ihe
Pine
Pass
or
Peace
Puss,
tho
oullel
iniglil
he
hy
way
of
Prince
(ieorge
lo
Prince
hupert
or
soulli
by
Hie
P.li.K.
lo
Ashcrofl
and
Vancouver.
Incidenlally
inenibers
of
the
Legislature
learned
Ihal
the
government
had
been
given
an
outline
of
the
plans
of
the
two
railway
heads
in
strict
confidence.
A
resolution
moved
bv
Pre
mier
(reeniielU
and
-seconded
by
i
A.
(iiroux,
Liberal
member
for
iruuard,
follows:
The
Resolution
Thai,
whereas
people
now
se-
Jled
throughout
whal
is
known
as
Ihe
Peace
Hiver
lerrilory
have
for
years
oust
und
are
si
ill
suf-rering
under
severe
handicaps
in
Ihe
conduct
of
Iheir
running,
commercial
and
oilier
peralions
by
reason
of
lack
of
railway
rausporlal
ion
facilities
lo
their
ucuresl
and
more
naluiat
market
poiuls,
nahiely
Hie
Pacific
coast
porls;
And
Whereas,
4
he
province
ol
Vlberlu
has
already
incurred
a
heavy
financial
obligation
by
way
of
assist
ance
in
proiding
the
present
railway
system
in
the
iuutU
j:Wuults".'..
"
And
wbejeas,
as
Ihe
result
of
the
rrcnt.
coiifi'ience
called
-by;
the
minister
'of
"
railways
and
canals
for
Canada
for
Hie
con
sideralioii
of
Hie
norlbeni
rail
way
protiieui
una
me
i'acuij
coast
outlel,
rcprcsenlatives
of
(tie
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
and
the
Canadian
National
ilallwa.v
yslems
are
now
considering
Ihc
situation;
Asks
Speed
He
il
resolved,
Ihal
this
legis
lature
urges
upon
the
Dominion
governmenl
the
imtncdiale
and
pressing
need
for
such
fur
ther
railwuy
construction
as
will
insure
lo
settlers
in
the
Pcaci
Hiver
district
an
outlel
for
their
agricultural
products
lo
the
Paciric
coast,
and
the
necessit-;
for
an
early
statement
from
the
presidents
of
Ihe
two
trans-con-linental
railway
systems,
in
or-
er
Ihal
negotiations
may
pro
ceed
at
the
earliest
possible
dale
and
arrive
ul
an
early
solution
or
this
vital
problem;
Furl
her,
thai,
giving
due
con
sideration
lo
transportation
ser-
ice
for
Ihe
territory
involved,
any
plan
lor
surn
railway
cou-
I
ruction
should,
Us
far
as
pos-
ible,
have
regard
lo
Ihe
present
provincial
ruilways,
the
Kdmou-
lon,
'Dunvegan
and
Drilish
Cul-uinbiu
ruilway
and
the
Cent
nil
Canada
railwuy
in
order
lo
pre
"
nerve,
iis
fur
as
possible.
Ihe
in
vestment
ol
Ihe
provincial
gov-
rmnenl
therein.
Four
Passes
Ihe
premier,
in
introducing
Ihe
resolution,
deall
very,
brie
Hy
wilh
the
circumstances
which
led
up
lo
the
decisions
ol
the
rail
roads
lo
secure
engineers'
re-purls
mi
all
suilaVle
outfits,
and
of
the
conference
which
was
to
follow,
ul
which,
it
wus
hoped.
u
reul
solution
to
the
ruilwayl
needs
of
Ihe
north
would
be
found.
L.
A.
Oiroux
(Liberal),
Urou-
urd,
who
seconded,
stated
that
Ihe
northern
outlet
must
serve
Ihe
territory
north
and
south
of
the
Peace,
und
also
lliat
of
Ihe
Lesser
Slave
Lake
country.
He
followed
with
u
carefully
argued
uddress
in
which,
dealing
with
the
four
-principal
possible
passes,
the
Peace,
Pine,
Moukmau
and
Wupill,
he
declared
that
lo
truly
serve
the
great
inland
empire
of
the
north,'
th"
outlet
should
be
via
the
Peace
or
Ihe
(continued
on
page,
two)
LAURA
WHALEN
Mlllord
Floating
Cannery
Made
Port
From
Quatslno
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
low
of
the
International
Towing
Co.'s
tug
Canada,
the
big
converled
sailing
ship
Laura
Whalen,
used
us
a
floating
can
nery
by
Hie
MUlerd
Cannery
Co.,
urrived
from
Uuutsino
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
after
an
uneventful
trip
ip
the
coast.
The
vessel.
Is
now
tied
up
at
tlM,drydick"peiid,jng
("om,plelion
of
the
computiy's
wharf
at
Seal
Cove
where
she
.will,
be
moored
until
she
is
taken
south
to
her
juration
which
will
this
season
he
al
i
laniard
Cove
On
(he
north
of
1'rincpss
Hoyal
Island.
CANADIENS
WIN
EASTERN
LEAGUE
Hamilton
Players
Defaulted
and
Asked
For
More
Pay
and
-Thus.
Lost
Out
i
MONTHLAL,
Mar.
11
uenl
Calder
of
the
Presi-
National
f
Hockey
League
declared
tho
:
Montreal
Canadiens
to
be
league
hampious
ami
entitled
lo
play
Ihe
winner
ol
the
Western
Canada
Leaigue
for
the
.championship
following
tli
c
refusal
of
Ihe
Hamilton
players
to
continue
Ihe
games
without
exlru
com
pensation.
BURGLARS
HAD
CHOICE
TASTE
Looted
Mission
Liquor
Store
and
Carried
Away
Nothing
But
Scotch
MISSION.
Mar.
11.
Burglars
last
night
looted
the
liquor
store
here
of
all
Ihe
Scotch
whiskey
in
the
place,
some
-0
cases
in
aI.
Other
liquors,
wen
not
touched.
It
is
(bought
the
burglary
was.
the
work
of
an
experienced
band.
BUILD
EXPERIMENTAL
STATION
IN
SUMMER
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONTHLAL,
Mar.
11.-11
wus
announced
here
last
night
by
Dr.
A.
0.
Huntsman,
director
of
tho
Atlantic
Hiolugir.a!
station
lliat
the
Prince
Ilupert
station
would
be
commenced
this
summer.
.,-
The
new
station
at
Jlalifax.hp
said,
would
bear
IhesauierV-lalion
lo
Ihe
fishing
'.Tnjiu'sl'ry
that
an
agriculluruiA
'.
rel'eaMi
college
does
(o
farnjpg;''.?