usand
Killed,
Many
More
Injured
and
Homeless,
Huge
Damage
Done
in
Sudden
Blow
k
Minute
Storm
Flattens
Heavy
Schools
andl
f
Business
Blocks
Burying
Unknown
Numbers
ILLINOIS
STATE
HARD
HIT
inois
and
Indiana
also
Suffer
with
Fatal
Echoes
Coming
from
Tennessee
and
Kentucky
(ill
It
liO.
Mar.
10.
Laic
Hii-
iiflemoon
I
In
eslinnilr
ol
liliad
l
'
result
or
ycsieruny
s
loruaiin
.wnirii
swept
itv
Icit
lull's
was
plnrci
pciwecn
u
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
til
jurt
ami
n
inn:
in
ii
i
ucivveen
s.oou
iiiiu
.i,iiiiii
ore
injured
mi"
III
1
tfii
thousand
1
!
i
J
1
1-
nit'
homeless.
Millions
til
i
r
II...
..:
i;il'
i:
v
m.fgc
was
tiuill.
i
tenuis
iiimii
no
vuimnis
inrii-
:!
'
OIIIIIIK
llll'llllgll
f
lWly.
rii
irii.irl"
-truck
Hit'
roiinlrv
ill
Hit'
middle
of
llic
iiflcr-when
lie
schools
were
MtiJii'.tl
willi
children
anil
slurry
i
,
willi
rinplnyrt
irnniWrwwi'
i:
.
in
r
rclitns
are
i
in-
nuts
in
which
ji
iiMK
i.
n
feverishly.
mi
l
damage
was
in
lasted
lull
fix
i!
I
I'liil
I
rued
down
III
'ru'.'.l
sellouts
ami
in
ii:
Unas
with
worse
I
!::
In-
lighter
ilvvrl.
Uii'
homes
wn
ii
'
-
Fire
are
!lill
-
::
u
ji
i
iii.
Al
many
irullrin
of
dol-
M
1:'
Wide
Area
of
Storm,
I1"
Ii:
-
in
i
iilacci
were
nilhern
Illinois
I
lank
fiirl,
Mur-l
;u
iiniiiliilc,
near-iri
mmi
lii-iiiK
in
llir
-.
Nevl
In
lllin-
Uiy'i
mill
Missinii'i
ucii'
)
N
I
K
)
N
Mai.
ii,
.
,
,).t'il,1i
I'll'
link
1.
1
i
.
;..
..
csiernay
'"'
'"'il
of
fan
'llli'li
wt,,,,
.,!.
.
miii
nUiIuniv
I
io
WlllUeil
VV.
II...
,nv
lii
'iiriciil
i,,,.i
,,ii
i
...
"i
ii
iifi
isr,
r
(
I
llHsiiiiiru
r.........
Il'
in
"
I.MIH.VI"
v.-v.,,
U'nnl
....
I..
''
Ul
III
smoke.
!
NO
FISH
SALE
TODAY
''iv
I
Wit
no
(ruin
nut
,iv
""
"hii
sice.
Tin.
uv.i
I"
1'IH'I
Villi,
II.
..I..
,
,
bilin.
"
''"ic-
'
l.''SllUII
lj,J
"
:
:.
IHIil.
Dicky.
MimJ
Cross
workers,
stale
guardsmen,
army
aviation
fnrrcs
ami
railruiiil
rt'snnrfcs
art'
Ihmhk
lii'il
liy
sici'iat
drains
inlu
llic
ik'xaKlali'il
arras.
Earlle-
Oospatches
CIIICAIilj.
Mar.
in.-
Ureal
!-slnirlimi
was
caiisi'il
ju
soullicro
Illinois
atnl'iiarls
tif
Imliana
lair
yrslrnlay
afli'tnoon
liy
a
Itir-nado.
,
MurpliyslMiro,
Ills.,
was
liuilly
tliimrri
ami
il
is
rstl-inatt'il
llo'
rasiiallirs
will
run
from
our
liumliril
killt-d
ami
in-jiirt'il
hi
I1
tlioiisamls.
C..llt(l,
Ills..
Mar.
Ml.
A
no's-rrci'ivril
here
from
Mur-liliyslnini
liy
Hie
Moliile
ami
Ohio
Itailroail
says
il
is
rsl
imalwl
Mini
Hie
number
of
tleail
Ihere
i"
flinii
.Mill
In
rilill.
The
-loss
lo
fe
-i
with
filial
Mir
railroad
i
placed
al
1.50(1.-
Ii"
wisii.r
even
mm-
mm.
Log
Carrying
Vessel
Broke
Away
from
Tug
This
Morning
and
was
Later
Picked
Up
Safely
SWiri-ir
h
i
U
i
Ii.lHiv
Island
slalion
litis
""K
IhIimI
Hial
Ihc
hiir
uk
nirriniu
liaise
lliiifraiiion.
r
-rl
Hi,,
I
hail
n
narrow
escape
in
llcenlc
Slrails
lasl
;
'
"ii
lici-
miiiili-n
Irip.
Iiml
broken
adrift
from
llic
luff
Hop
K'"
mill
nl
I
a.m.
was
1
1
milrx
wcl
of
Pine
l-lmnl
in
'
liliiiilolie
Sniiml
ilri
ft
i
it
ir
lowanls
Kilalinjfli
Soiiml.
Willi
'"iff
ouUiwcsl
wind
l.oiiit?,
Hit;
Hopkins
Urns,
was
cn-
'"'niK
In
pick
her
up.
Tin1
lliiigiinion,
alumni
winch
i
iiiu.jlf
il
i
iv
1
1
f
dun'
men.
hail
It'll
I0US
WAXWORKS
....
in,,
nil.
I
,1
...
SHOW
DESTROYED
I
Makes
Havock
With
Notable
Charactors
at
Madamo
Tussaud's
Smilh's
Inlet
willi
a
million
reel
nf
cedar
lojis
aboard.
The
vessel
is
now
einiipped
willi
wireless
so
is
al
least
able
to
.keep
in
lotieli"with
shore.
II
was
last
.laniiary
!
when
Hie
llhipiimnn
broke
ndrirl
from
I
he
liif?
.Massed
near
'I'l'lpple
Island
and
iiiiriiriilously
esniped
from
beinjr,
wrecked
when
a
lucky
llirow
of
Hie
anchor
held
ier
irr
Haron
Island
near
tba
Inindas
(.'roup.
I.ale
word
received
ill
Hie
wireless
xtiilimi
Ihiw
ariernoon
wa
lo
Ihc
elVecl
Ihul
Ibe
llinanion
bad
koI
lint'
abnard
die
Ins
ami
was
proceedintr
to
SaTely
Cove.
COMMAND
BISLEY
TEAM
OTTAWA.
Mar.
I.
Hoi.
D.
II.
HI
reel,
or
Ottawa
has
been
ap-poinled
In
-
command
Hie
Caua-
llnn
IH'.Ti
llisley
llifle
loam.
SLEW
SEVENTEEN
WOLVES
IN
DRIVE
ALBERTA
PROVINCE
EDMONTON,
.Mar
111.
Farmers
nf
tin'
Vilna
dis-li-ii'l
of
Alhi'i'la,
wliu
vimv
recently
icrrorixctl
b)
bands
of
volvcs,
ex
peel
no
further
trouble
frnm
Hit'
uiiimals
us
a
result
of
.
a
drive
at
llic
week
end
'
Wlll'll
Sl'
I'llll'I'll
lf
I
belli
wi'i'i'
slain.
.
.
s
t
t
INVESTIGATE
THE
HALIBUT
ment
to
Study
.Life,,
History.
of
Fish
!s;.T'n.i:.
Mar.
Ill,
As
a
lifisi.
for
rnliiir
renlaliofi
of
Hie
in-
illlslry
Hie
ilileninliiiu.il
fisheries
eommtssiiin
in
session
here
de-eided
lo
make
a
Hioroii'li
sci.en-
t
i
lit-
(nvrslifaliunif
Ibe
halibn.
fisliiiitf
banks
in
North
iMclfic
walers.
for
thai
purpose
lio
comniixsioii
encased
V.
I',
'riiimipson.
who
ror
years
has
liceiM'itjniifi'ir.
In
the
slfnly
of
Ibjs
food
fish
for
Ibe
ll.l;.'
I
ishenjs
troiiimissioii.
Ills
iiivesiiaiioi
will
be
lo
ilelerinine
lo
what
vi
lenl.
iT
any,
intensive
fishing
hii
diiiiinished
lhe
'supply.
He
will
seek
lo
ilelerinine
how
by
inlet-natiomil
ii'gtil.Jiuii
this
sea
foid
resollire
may
be
Ctillserved.
J
lleseareh
work
Will
be
first
undertaken
by
lhe
eoinmissioii
which
crealed
lhe
treaty
belwcfn
liliilcd
Slules
and
Canada
last
rail.
'
,
The
session
yesterday
endei
a
Ihree
day
conrereiice
wliicli
ad-
journcti
io
mcei
in
uiiavva
May
11
lo
consider
proposed
i
guild
ions
overiiiiiK
halibut
fi-(li
Ml!-.
REPORT
ON
ROAD
FROM
STEWART
TO
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
VA.NCOI
VKU.
Mar.
III.
1'.
I'hilip,
depuly
minister
of
public
works
advised
llic
Vancouver
Hiiiii
iI
or
I
raile
dial
I
In'
euKHieer
foiv
Ibe
Al
lin
district
had
been
inslriiflcd
lo
report
lo
the
de-
parlmenl
lhe
ctisl
aud;
praclic
alii
I
i
I
y
of
a
road
from
Slewarl
lo
Telegraph
Creek.
GRANBY
MAY
OPERATE
Charles
Hockinu.
lhe
new
iiiiin-
ajjer
of
tlrauby
Cousnlidalei
Mining
and
Smelling
concern,
is
lo
lake
over
Ibe
aclive
control
o
operations
on
May
I.
lie
intim
ated
u
few
dnyx
ago
in
Vancoii
ver
thai
the
Allenby
property
would
probably
be
operaled
Ibis
riiiniiiir
summer.
NO
HOPE
FOR
CURZON
l,();M)Oi,
.Mar.
IK.
Tim
cOu-
111
i
t
m
i
or
Lord
Curon
is
believed
lo
be
hopelettg.
V
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and.
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anvwhore
at
Anytlms.
fiances,
banijueta
and
wedr
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
v.
rtina-
parties.
UncJ
and
tin
ou
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Bnitnn
nri"
T,i-i
VIDECK,
Prop..
MftTT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
h),
xv
NO.
B7.
PHINCE
HLTKHT,
II.C
Till
HSDAY.
M
AHCH
y,
iy2&
vLrdt
cireuLOon
ieaa
Strttt
BilM,
472.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS
k
v
n
H
B
H
M
k.
JjlUUi
IV
1
ORNADO
SWEEPS
IDDLE
STATES
IARGE
B1NGAM0N
WAS
AGAIN
ADRIFT
TODAY
IN
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
SO
Orange
shampoos
h-
ve
n
sl
liccii
iiilroducftl
liy
0
Luiniiiii
liaiiilrcscr.
I'ollowiug
Ihc
iiiiiioiiucenicut
of
a
iinjvcrsily
prorcssor
lh.il
baldness
is
due
lit
Hie
lack
of
certain
amis
ul
Hie
cools
of
lhe
hair,
llmicc
iii
uraiige
a
day
lo
keep
lialdncss
iivvay.
Five
Thousand
Hockey
Fans
Cheer
Victoria
r
lias
they
Beat
Calgary
Frederickson
and
Walker
are
Heroes
of
the
'Event,
Scoring
Each
a
Goal
at
Arena
VICT0H1A,
Mar.
1
1.
-
Willi
every
man
of
both
teams
ovcr-
uixious,
all
playing
good
hockey
lull
not
the
Pest,
with
judge
of
play,
Carl
Bullcll,
handing
mil
seven
penallies
in
four
min
utes
tine
lo
over-anxioiisiiess
of
Hit!
inen
wilh
slrainetl
nerves,
Ihc
Vidloriu
Cougars
venl
a
step
iieiirrr
llm
world
seritis
supremacy
hist,
nigbl
when
Ihcy
beat
Hit!
Calgary
Tigers:
two
lo
no-
Ihiug.
Tin!
gaiiin
was
played
al
Hit
nhMiu
here,
where
the
very
ulinospliere
vibrnleil
with
cxcileincnl.
Kvry
inch
of
lhe
accoin-
modalioit
lor
.i.OIMI
was
overlaxei!.
J''reiericksoii,
ehiuuraled
and
handsome,
lhe
pivot
of
the
locals
scored
one
goal
ill
the
srcninl
period
and
in
the.
third
gave
Walker
a
pass
thai
brought
Hie
other.
rrcib'iickson,
Walker
in.
I
l.oughlin
slurred
for
Vic-
loria
and
Wilson,-
Oliver
and
(lardincr
for
Hie
Tigers.
Itolh
goal
keepers
weft?
ill
fine
fettle.
The
first
period
'was
so
keenly
fought
and
sharpshooters
uf-
lered
sii
severely
from
nerves
dial
no
counter
came,
but
ten
minutes
after
Ihe
sfcond
opened
lhe
Cougars
began
lo
pepper
Winkler's
cilinlel.
Finally
Fred
erickson
flushed
a
slinging
shot
into
the
nel.
Ibe
puck
skinimiiiig
liardner's
leg
and
sizzling
past
Hie
goal
lender.
Fans
Roared
Five
Ibousainl
fans
roared
for
the
locals
lo
huh!
what
I
bey
had.
They
did
mil
lay
back
hut
kept
on
lhe
offensive,
spurred
on
by
lhe
smell
of
victory,
w
inkier
was
marvellous
umler
the
frrocily
of
lhe
(iougar's
sayVige
attacks,
al
one
lime
slopping
:i
swill
shot
with
bis
face
wheh
on
his
knees.
In
lhe
third
period,
while
Ibe
'Uigur
were
trying
ip.'sperately
lo
eipiiilie,
rt'ilericksou
led
u
1
speclacular
raid
on
the
Tigers'
den,
passed
lo
Walker
and
Hit
latter
slammed
the
rilbber
into
the
net.
Willi
this
two
goal
lead,
and
Ihret.
lo
one-on
the
two
games
played
the
fans
en
masse
kept
up
an
incessant
barrage
ror
Vic
toria
fur
Hie
last
ten
minutes
or
the
game.
It
ended
willi
six
penalties
h
piece,
'Ibis
victory
gives
Victoria
tin
championship
of
Western
Can
ada'
Hockey
.
League
and
entitles
them
to
meet
the
Montreal
Caii-
adieiis,
champions
of
the
Cast,
wliicli
they
tlo
here
on
Saturday,
in
the
rirsl
game
for
tbokworlds'
championship,
the
seenuij
gaum
is
In
be
played
Monday
iii
.
Van
comer.
This
is
lhe
first
hockey
championship
Victoria
has
woU''-ln
twelve
years.
LORD
EFFIELD
DEAD
LONDON.
Mac
ll.
-Edward
I
Stabley.
Lord
aged
KG.
ALLENBY
THIS
YEAR
Million
a
ires
Spent
Night
in
Rugs
on
Golf
Links
Following
Burning
Two
Palm
Beach
Hotels
gal
ion
of
six
members
of
llm
legislature
today
urged
upon
premier
Oliver
ami
the
Cabinet
the
iuiportaure
of
taking
immediate
action
lo.
oppose
con
struction
of
the
Peace
lliver'
railway
east
.nt
the
ltnekies.
claiming
that
the
route
would
divert
Irallie
uvvay
from
Itrilisli
Liinummu.
.
special
Hireling
is
being
nailed
hy
the
Premier
lo
decide
oiLJIjWiniriuiiiL
Prince
Rupert's
Wire
The
telegram
sent
from
hen
backing
Hie
movement
follows:
"Ion.
John
Oliver,"
"Vh-luria,
Jt.C.
v
e
iiesire
(o
express
our
en
BIRTH
A
sou
was
born
lo
Mr.
u'lnl
Mrs.
lit
rl
Hanson.
)
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
yesterday
morning.
UND
Concerted
Action
in
Favor
Western
Outlet
Peace
River
District
Premier
Oliver
Calls
Meeting
and
is
Backed
Up
hy
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
I
I
There
is
u
definilr
inou'iiu-iil
afoul
to
lake
cniiceiteij
ac-j
lion
ju
favor
ol
u
wn.sleni
oiillel
for
Hie
lca"u
lliver
country
;
Ihroiigh
Hrilish
Coluiuliia
us
opposed
lo
ii
route
liy
way
of
Brule
or
uoeu.
uii
rcct'ipi
oi
iiiiorinatiou
lusl
night
Hint
such
a
inovt
iiiciil
was
under
way
al
Victoria
lhe
Hoard
or
Trade
last
niKlil
wired
Premier
Oliver
supporting
il
on
behalf
of
Prince
Hiiprrl.
Thu
lelcgiuin
telling
ul
Hie
inoveuient
follows:
MUHJIIIA,
Mar.
ID.
A
deli;.
CHANGES
FOR
PENITENTIARY
New
Plan
Proposed
by
,Lady
Member
and
Supported
by
all
Parties
Genera
Menager
of
Railway
aYrT&TlTUCIeTrr.
productive
work
lo
keep
the
inmates
.employed
and
thai
a
share
tif
Hie
proceeds
go
to
provido
for
dependants
ami
in
case
of
I
there
hcititr
im
depemlents
that
tire
support
and
emlnrsalinn
ofH.',l!
"bare
be
beJd
in
trust
until
concerted
action
!eiiiK
taken
in
favor
of
a
western
outlet
from
Pi!ii-i.
Itivpi
f-minfrv
tf
Is
national
inleresl
that
this
railway
will
also
servo
Hip
vast
fn-lerior
of
our
provinre
and
vp
urge
that
strongest
possible
representations'
lie
inade.
the
prisoner's
release
was
the
substance
of
a
proposal
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Mis
Agnes
McPhail
in
connecH
with
changes
in
the
administra
tion
of
penitentiaries.
The
proposal
received
Ibe
en
dorsement
of
Hie
Minister
nf-
Jusliec:
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
act-Si
iug
leader
of
Ibe
Conservatives,
Z
ami
Hubert
Forke,
lhe
Progres-s
sive
ehier
ami
others;
A
vote?
was
not
reached.
Meets
Committees
of
Board
of
Trade
and
Discusses
Plans
l'wi
rominilleos
of
Hie
Hoard
of
Trade
and
lhe
joint
com
mittee
on
the
Peace
lliver
route
met
A.
K.
Warren,
general
nian-ager
of
Ibe
C.N.
II.
western
region,
las!
evening
and
talked
ove
willi
him
Ibe
Iraiu
service,
Ibe
tlesirabilily
of
improving
the?
lumber
assembly
dock
and
lhe
Peace
lliver
route.
In
counetdioii
with
lhe
Iraiu
service,
Mr.
Warren
said
llloy
had
Ibis
year
arranged
for
u
direct
through
service,
belter
than
Ibe
cily
bad
had
lor
many
years.
This
would
commence
in
May.
In
Ibe
meantime
lhe
railway
company
would
lake
care
of
llm
fish,
no
mailer
whether
tho
,
-
-
-
-
1
1
it
in
1
1
i
t
y
were
large
or
small,
and
President.
Xickersoii,
tin
behalf
of
the
Hoard
expressed
Ibe
opinion
that
this
met
the
reipiiremenls
Lumber
Dock
W.
E.
Williams
then
intro-
luced
the
tiuestion
of
improve
ment
of
Hie
lumber
assembly
dock,
lie
said
what
was
needed
Fllield,
is
(lead.lwas
a
place
where
the
luurber
could
be
picked
op
by
the
ship
s
slings
lo
save
the
double
hand
ling
,
charges.
The
'lumber
they
hipped
from
here
was
low
grade
and
had
lo
he
handled
on
a
close
inarsiin.
They
were
trying
lo
gel
inlo
Hie
export
market
again
afler
a
long
dull
Hiii
and
they
had
lo
know
exactly
what
price
to
nuole.
It
was
under
stood
the
Prince
lluperl
mill
IIVIM
lll'.Ar.ll
l,...
Ml
Mure
Hum
X
'i.OIMI.IMMI
Worth
tlf
WOlllil
JltltldlO
lllt'lr
lUllllier
Oil
orin.erlv
lav
in
ruins
lodav
as
a
result
of
it
fire
which
swept
barges
or
rafls
and
il
would
1m
1
'
....
'
.
.
..
,
i
i
,
Il
r.......
ii.
ll..
..I.l..
..r
Ibrough
two
holi'ls
t
re,
I
be
Hrcakers
unu
rami
neacn,
msi
mtiueu
iium
me
uppuyiu-
siuv
u.
niirht.
Troops
are
guarding
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
Hie
snips
--tJ----
-
-
-
-
-
w
...
I
i
t
mil
I
rescued
oroner
v
w
b
e
L'.'l
neon
.
most
y
negroes,
are
ju
Jail
uu
runner
uiseussiou
n'uowcii
,.r
Imil
ur
:ini
Ilu.
fin'
am
Mr.
Warren
slated
that
tie
.
.
..
..
liiinors
of-cusiia
I
es
huve
so
far
been
iiuveririeu.
.Million-
vvoum
lane
ine
mauer
up
won
.
.,
.
.
..
..
,
,
.,
.
.ii.
i
i
1......1....
i..i..
ti
aires
.speni
t
lie
nigtii
uiam
m
e
gon
iiiiks
eovereu
wuii
rugs,
ami
me
oineiais
mm
inquire
unu
ilniperies
lord
from
lhe
floors
and
walls
of
the
burning
hotel-.
(coniinueii
on
page
lourj
NO
HOPE
FOR
ENTOMBED
MEN
Firo
In
Wrecked
Mine
at
Falr-Mont
Hampers
Work
of
Rescue
FAIRMONT.
West
.Virginia;
Mar.
Hi.
Fire
in
the
wrecked
works
of
Mine
II
of
lhe
Hethel-hein
Mine
Corporation
today
continued
lo
hamper
lhe
reseint
work
of
the
crews
and
all
hope
for
lhe
men
below
is
virtually
abandoned.
Tin;
uumbci
entombed
was
UL
TOKIO
FIRE
TOLL
TOKIO.
Mar.
I.
Ten
Ihou-sand
are
homeless,
300
are
Injured,
I'll
are
missing,
and
2.000
homes
are
destroyed
as
a
result
or
lhe
con
flugral
km
which
swept
northeastern
Tukio
bn
Wednesday
night.
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