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resolution
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PRICE
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this
Morning
to
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Boats
for
Catches.
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supply
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Panic
Caused
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Leningrad
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a
panic.
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llUS
gone
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'
nearly
normal.
plant
o
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in
Pacific
Filial
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in
isi
H.wi
anil
I.
ui
K.iin
ami
i.
llsher-
lloolh
I'.M.IIl
AIRPLANES
COLLIDE
BUT
PILOTS
SAVED
WITH
PARACHUTES
SAN
ANTONIO.
.Man:li
0.
Two
ii
1
1-
1
1
u
1
1
c
s
collided
lo-ilay
at
ap
clevul
ion
of
l,-ilMI
fl.
Itutli
pilols
jumped
in
parachutes
laudin;:
sufiTy
haul
was
In
I
lie
ct-Hslieil
ii
-.tualf
ratt'li
which
J
In
ii
ami
t.50.
ThlH
Uf0)
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-
for
1
lnti
'lirial
J
j
i.
ilriuyetl
lunik-.
in
gcllin-r
nfirr
tlic
flaming
locked
wing
in
wing.
FIRE
HELPS
JAP
DIET
TO
ABOLISH
PLACES
ILL-FAME
three
hundred
houses
were
de
stroyed
by
fire
in
Susiikj
one
of
Ihe
largest
of
lliese
ipiarlers
in
Ihe
city.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKiHY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
baroineler,
.10:10:
lemperaiui",
II?:
sea
sinoolh:
H
p.m.
spoke
sleainer
Ailmiral
Walsoii.
Seni
le
for
Kelchikaii,
HI.
'I
miles
from
Ketchikan;
K
p.m.
sioke,
luj:
Cape
Scott,
abeam
.Norlliwes-
Hocks,
bound
for
Captain
s
t.ovi
.
1
1
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadii
u
Freighter,
due
Prince
lluperl
a.m.;
7
Mo
a.m.
simikc
iug
i.ai-Scoll.
eiilering
Caplain'K
Cove.
IILT.I,
IIAIllltllt
Cloudy,
rresh
northwest
vvjiul;
ban
ler,
IIO.II;
leniperalure,
id;
I
h'r-
ale
.swell;
7
:.
a.m.
sjioke
steamer
PrincesH
Mary,
abeam
Ivory
Island,
northbound
:
K
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
in
Hieliaiilson
lulel
bound
Tor
Jed-way.
DKAD
TTlKK
POINT.
'
Oar.
calm;
baroineler,
;iO:2S;
temper
ature,
28;
sea
sinoolh.
Noon
DKillV
ISLAND.
-
Hazy,
calm;
haromeler,
110.12;
leniperalure.
12:
sea
sinoolh;
lll::ili
a.m.
spoke
sleainer
Admiral
Walsoti
in
(iruiiville
Channel
norllihoiiiul,
I2:'n
a.m.
spoke
sleainer
Admiral
lioio-rs
in
Lowe
luel
soulh-bouml.
HLLI.
IIAHIKdt.-
Clear,
calm:
haromeler.
.'10.
CI;
leniperalure.
18;
inodcrale
swell;
ldi.'to
a.m.
spoke
sleainer
Princess,
lli'alrh'e
abeam
Ivory
Island
nnrlliliound.
I)
MAD
Tlll'.l'.
POLS
T.
-
Ovr-cast,
ealm;
baroineler,
.'ltl.2'.;
leniperalure,
12:
sea
sinoolh.
hi
I'M.
Albert
Farrow
and
children
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
lluperl
Mils
'morning
fl''r
having
spenl
a
couple
id
days
iu
Ihe
clly.
Mr.
Farrow
is
remain-1
dig
here
for
ii
week
longer.
ACTIVITY
SEEN
,
AT
SHIPYARDS!
Prince
George
Goes
on
Dock
Monday:
Other
Work
is
Proceeding
!
Tloni'
is
a
good
ilt-al
oT
work
going
on
al
tin
local
dry
iod
llii'M'
ilnys.
i:.i..M..l.
strainer
C.auuiliau
VoyaKiMir,
which
liaf
ln.-rii
unili'r-going
an
1'xlvji.Hivi'
ovrrliaul,
will-he
lloali'd
ofr
Hie
ponloons
toinori-ow
ami
will
prorved
to
Naiii'iitiviM-
whi'H!
she
will
load
for
Australia.
Thr
slrainp'r
Prince
(Irorgc
will
he
taken
up
on
Monday
inorniiiK
mi-
completion
or
an
nual
nyeriiaiu.
Mic
will
arrtuv
ftiiin
Vaneoifver
in
Sunday
af-
Iim
iimum
il
A
ju
peeled
Hie
snnghoal
Jtoholink
willal
so
!
iiikcii
on
iiie
ilociv
on
Monday
for
annual
rcpalr.i.
The
Canadian
I'ixh
Cold
Slorage
('ii.'
scliooucr
Chief
7A-li.i-isa,
wuk
taken
up
this
iiinni-
i
iug.
She
is
having
a
new
engine
:
inslalleil.
j
(looil
prngres
in
being
miolf!
KIKH).
.March
0.
lnle
l!icj
.
yiinj
,,
u,,,
licl
wa.t
today
iliscii.tiiv
ineas-',,r
f
new
ciuisec
inch
Tor
Hie
giaituai
anoiinon
n
i
x
inil
forestry
department
T'okioV
iiuai
lei
-i
of.
ill-fanie.
i
w
I.
i-1.
w
ill
lie
cumuli-led
liefori
Ion;
TUCKS
INLET
PUNT
TO
OPEN
NEXT
WEEK
i
Ruport
Marine
Products
Establishment
Has
Been
Closed
Sinca
Last
November
-
The
plant
of
the
Hiiperl
Marine
Products
al
Tucks
Iulcl
which
lias
been
closed
down
since
November
will
j-esume
operalions
in
full
next
week.
The
full
payroll
is
about
to
men.
During
the
winter
Ihere
have
been
half
a
dozen
men
working
Ihere.
WOMEN
ARE
NOT
LONGER
CHATTELS
Jorsry
State
Parliament
In
Channel
Islands
Issues
New
Property
Act
ST.
IIKI.IIIU.
Channel
Islands,
March
i.
Tlie
Jersey
stale
parliament
has
issued
a
new
properly
act
giving
women
the
same
legal
rights
as
men.
Since
feudal
days
they
have
been
legally
termed
"chatlels."
CHILD
KILLED
BY
A
MOTORIST
Llttlo
Boy
Was
on
Scooter
When
Struck;
Man
Ran
Away
VANCOlTF.lt,
.Mar.
0.
-
An
unknown
inol
oris)
ran
down
and
killed
Salvador
Nino,
a
seven-year-ohT
child
who
was
playing
on
the
street
on
a
scooter
last
evening.
The
driver
of
Hie
ear
slopped,
looked
back
and
then
sped
away
In
-Ihe
car,
according
to
witnesses
of
the
tragedy.
la's
mi
f
a
.in
.
Wi.liii'.
iilhinclic
is
Tin
key.
win
i
r
the
leacbers
aie
made
lirely
of
nisiciielors
edncaicil
in
We
sliowu
in
rural
up
almost,
en-lern
HiiroiK!.
Proposal
to
Establisk
Experimental
Farm
in
North
closing
Agassiz
,
-Special
lo
Daily
New
s
UTTAWA,
Mar.
0
During
consideration
of
(he
agricultural
farms
yesterday,
II.
.Mi
Rride,
member'
of
the
Jloise
of
Commons
for
Caribou,
urged
the
government
lu
clos"
ihe
Agassiz
experimental
larni,
characterizing
it
as
a
bill
of
expense.
lie
advocated
closing
the
one
in
the
Miuth
and
opening
a
new
one
in
Norlhern
Hiitish
Columbia
where
it
was
badly
needed.
Dr.
Simon
I'raser
Tolmic.
who
as
minister
of
acricultiire
in
conslruclioiij
tIt.
.jjgicri
government
had
udvocaled
Ihe
establishment
of
a
for
thr
pro-
fucm
in
Die
Ncchaco
Vallev.
sookc
of
Ihe
cii-liness
of
the
eiinn-
lr
about
andcrioor
but
said
he
was
opposed
lo
the
closing
of
Ihe
farms
al
Agassiz.
Max
Heilbroner
Purchases
Lot
and
Will
Erect
Permanent
Two
or
Three
Story
Building
on
it
As
Mton
as
arrangements
for
its
erection
can
be
completed,
construction
will
be
started
by
Max
Heilbroner
of
a
permanent
fireproof
building
Iwo
or
three
storeys
in
height
replacing
.ihe
present
dilapidated
building
on
Third
Avenue
between
Fourth
and
fifth
Streets
occupied
by
the
Hulkley
Valley
meat
market.
Yesterday
a
deal
was
completed
whereby
Mr.
Heilbroner
is
Hie
purchaser
of
Ihe
lot
from
Waller
W.
Collin
of
Los
Calos,
California.
The
sinii
of
$7,
Odd
rash
was
involved
in
Ihe
deal.
Tlie
street
floor
of
the
new
building
will
be
a
jewelry
store
to
be
occupied
bv
Mr.
Ileill.roiier
himself.
'
As
lo
the
purpose
for
which
the
upper
floors
will
be
lised
il
has
not
yet
been
definitely
decided.
Mr.
Heilbroner
recently
ollercd
Ihe
provincial
government
$2(1.-linn
cash
fur
the
four
lots
a'
LOGGER
LOST
FROM
ROWBOAT
the
corner
of
Foui
lh
SI
reel
ami
Went
to
Get
Aid
for
Launch
and
Third
Avenue,
on
which
is
situated
the
in
i
!!
ii
library
bul
the
olfer
was
no
acccpled.
Mr.
Ileilbcoiier
was
prepared
tu
creel
u
permanent
building
lo
Hie
full
fioiilaui.
of
dhis,
properly.
On
account
of
repair
thai
am
being
inado
lo
the,
llxcluingL
Hlock,
Mr.
Heilbroner
is
forced
lo
vacate
Hie
corner
si
ore
in
thai
building
he
al
present
occupies
Where
he
will
lake
up
,his
temporary
ipiArlers
l
linv
jhr
creel
ion
id
his
own
hulldiii?
hi'
did
not
know
dcfiuilely
Ibis
morning.
THE
SENATE
,
l
Western
Producer
Not
many
years
ago,
the
Semite
of
Cunadu
was
regarded
by
the
people
al
large
as
a
joke,
and
by
the
political
parlies
as
u
convenience
It
sceni's
how
lo
be
regarded
by
the
people
at
large
as
a
nienace,
and
by
the
political
parties
-us
an
embarrassment.
Did
Not
Return:
Others
Drifted
30
Miles
VANCOl
VI.H,
Mnr.
Ii.
-K.
M.
Stewart,
a
logger,
05
years
of
age,
.is
believed
lo
have
been
lost
while
altenipling
lu
a'id
three
of
his
parly
who
were
adrift
in
a
gas
lioat
Tuesday
in
a
slorui
uli-Hiicancer
Day.
;
When
Ho;
boat's
engines
wen!
out
of
commission,
Stewart
wen!
ashore
in
a
dinghy
lo
secure
tools.'
willi'
which
lo
repair
it.
I'eiiig
unable
lo
find
any,
he
set
'off
to
row
lo
another
part
o'
ii
Hiurmaiiby
Jslaml.
I
hul
was
IIh'aIiisI
.seen
id
Jiiiu
add
il
is
thought
he
must
he
drowned
al
though
il.
is
pussihle
-he
is
ashore
on
some
ulber
island.
Tin.1
three
men
remaining
in
Ihe
boat
were
driven
in
pelliu
rain
and
lashing
wind
,
Thirty
miles
when
they
were
picked
up
by
the
lug
Dominion,
on
which
I
hey
arrived
here
yesterday
uf-
iernooii.
ahic.
II
had
to
do
with
Uie
elec
tion
of
chiefs
and
the
gifls
were
made
according
li
the
rank
or
social
status
of
Ihe
recipient.
He
fore
the
eoining
of
Hie
while
men
they
consisted
chiefly
of
inarmol
and
elk
skins,
canoes
and
grease.
Poor
Imitation
Today
tlie
l'ullalch
lias
been
shorn
of
lis
ceremonial
und
is
u
ioo-
inululiim
of
what
il
once
was.
It.
was
giye,iv
in
tinipoiTunl
occasions
such
as
Ihe
accession
to
the
chieftainship
,
the
erection
of
u
totem
or
the.
building.
of
U
house.
In
oriler
to.
help,
giiderstand
what
is
meant
by
the
Potlatch
it
is
necessary
to
uiiilerstuiid.some-
i
li
j
ink
of
the
social
system
of
tlie
Indians,
.said
.Mr.
Collisun.
They
are
divided
into
chiefs,
.gentry.
ami
Hie
coming
people.
Tlie
distinctions
are
very
clear
and
even
today
It
is
common
to
hear
chiefs
poken
to
vvith
deference.
The
Indians
are
organized
in
to
families,
tribes
and
confederacies.
The
family
is
made
up
of
the
brothers,
uncles
and
nephews
and
is
known
as
the.
house";
it
has
its
crest,
sub-
chief
and
lutein.
The
clan-scclion
is
a
branch
made
'tip
or
one
or
more
families.
The
clan
is
Ihe
group
made
up
of
all
the
elan-scelions
with
a
common
totem.
The
tribe
is
a
eonimuiiily
of
different
clan-seclions
living
in
the
same
place.
This
is
noticeable
iu
the
Kallas.
There
arc
(he
Kilkathis,
Metlukallas
and
others..
The
confederacy
is
an
alliance
formerly
for
offensive
or
defen
sive
purposes.
Public
Assembly
The
Pollalch
then
beeanie
the
public
assembly
when
all
the
people
were
gathered
together
for
Hie
coiiducl
of
business,
this
business
usually
being
domeslie,
in
nature
and
having
lo
do
with
succession
to
fhicfsliips.
The
elan-sections
wero
all
called
lo-
elher
lo
give
assenl
lo
rights,
lilies
ami
standing
affcelm?
such
things
as
bunting
rights,
fishing
rights
and
similar
im-
poi-laiil
mailers
which
oflen
proved
very
eonlenlioiis.
Most
rep'orts
of
Indians
being
killed
by
their
fellows
.had
In
do
with
duarri'ls
Hver
lliese
righls
and
titles.
tinder
Hie
Indian
law
people
in
Ihe
same
clan
could
not
intermarry.
There
Were
four
clans,
those
of
the
Wolf.
Fugle.
Haven
and
Fin-back
Whale.
All
In
dians
belonged
lo
one
of
these.
'
When
a
man
and
vvotuun
married
They
were
not
joined
as
one,
as
js
llo
Ihe
mother.
The
properly
of
the
husband
al
his
death
did
not
go
to
Ihe
wire
but
lo
the
nephew.
As
the
children
belonged
lo
the
25
TAXI
nil
BOSTON
GRILL
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hal!
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
dances,
banquets
and
wed
stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
ding
parties.
and
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RM
Indian
Potlatch
was
System
Permeating
the
Life
of
Natives
and
Affecting
them
until
Death
The
Indian
Ptillalcli
is
more
than
n
'nstnni
and
is
not
inst.
I
a
lial.il.
usajje,
religious
ceii'iiony.
or
iiiitiiseincnl.
It
is
not
!
simply
a
feast
ami
ilancc
accompanied
by
the
giving
of
presents.
I
It
is
a
.sysli'in
pciniealing
Hie
whole
life
of
the
JmJian
und
afr
I
feels
him
from
the
day
of
his
birth
until
his
death.
That
i.s
what
.
h.
Lullisoii,
Indian
Agent,
imjiressed
upon
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
ul
their
luncheon
yesterday
in
a
most
interestin&
address.
The
word
"Potlatch'"
means
a
giving
but
tlie
word
used
by
tin;
llaidas
means
"to
hold."
Accompanying
the
dance
and
(he
feasl
in
former
days
was
the
giving
of
girls
which
were
hold
by
I
he
recipient
and
were
rcluru-
causes
difficulties
in
administering
law
among
The
Indians.
Political
Systom
The
polluted
system
was
a
political
syslem.
It
legitimized
tlie
child,
recording
his
name
as
a
member
of
die,
oian.
It
was
absolutely
necessary
that
there
should
lie
some
such
institution
iu
order
that
everything
might
be
done
by
eonunon
consent.
U
vas
an
opportunity
fur
nuhlid
inauifeslalion
or
assent
lo
the
decisions.
It
would,
under
Indian
custom,
be
as
useless
for
a
claim
lo
be
laid
wilhoul
holding
a
puiialclt
a
or
a
nuner
to
stake
u
claim
mid
not
register
it.
Mr.
Collisou
was
thanked
by
President
W.
T.
Kcrgin
lor
his
utercsting
address.
rjOMIMONACT
Liberal
Member
of
British
House
Says
Fallur
to
Ratify
Pact
Serious
LONDON,
March
(5.
iDuring
a
I
debate
in
foreign
aTfairs
in
the
House
of
Commons,
Sir
Edward
v
firigg,
Liberal,
decfared
it
was
a
mutter
for
serious
consideration
a.
that
Canada
and
South
Afrioa
hud
not
ratified
the
original
pact
with
France
although
Australia
and
New
Zealand
had
done
so;
He
considered,
Jiovvever,
that
a?!
new
Torm
of
guarantee
wouldr
"minuend
itself
much
more
to
the
Dominions.
GOLDEN
STATUE
'
BEING
PLANNED
South
Africa
Kesnly
Interested
In
Forthcoming
Visit
of
Prince
of
Wales
LONDON.
March
0.
The
interest-of
South
Africa
over
the
furthcoming
visit
of
the
Prince.;
of
Wales
is
evidenced
in
a
letter
received
by
a
tlirni'iiigham
firm
of
jewelers
asking
for
the
price
oT
building
a
statue
to
the
Prince
in
gold.
SEVERE
GALES
IN
UNALASKA
Roofs
Torn
Frqm
Soven
Houses
and
Boat
From
Moorings
DITCH
IIAUHOn.
Mar.
C.
Severe
gules'
are
sweeping
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
as
a
result
seven
houses
in
t'naluska
are
custom
of
while
roofless
this
morning.
A
launch
people
but
remained
distinct
audi
lorn
from
its
moorings
was
Hie
children
followed
Ihe
clan
of
tossed
about
in
Mittvuret
Day,
BILL
IS
REJECTED
LONDON,
March
0
I'arlia..-
wire's
cluu
it
did
not
go
to
lhem.;ii'eiil
today
formally
rejected
the
Under
Canudian
law
this
is
.Trades-Union
pollticut
fund
hill
changed
and
the
change
often
by
325
lo
153.'