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lli.il
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Imi
iiik
on
FPirrft-j
Vork
willi
Ihe
tindier
will
he!
i
are
ilow'iieina-;
done
al'
Uuekley
Hay
than
has!
doeet
for
the',
been
the
ease
and
the
employ-!
II
o'clock
IhU;
ninil
oT
more
men
will
proliahly
li'-i-i-
lioats
had
he
iinolved.
iiiii.
for
me
I
ne
nun,
since
11s
cioseoown.
were:
f'ayiJeon,
1
son
;
Impericuse,
Minniu
V.,
Court
Hold
Session
In
Canada
;
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The
idea
3
I'lne
future
assembly
'i;
ne
nf
Xalions
in
Il:tti
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inalily
111
Ollawa.
is
mill'
ly
iiroaelied
al
fien-"
wn4
liariieil
last
ninlil
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oi-iminaled
with
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Ames,
Canadian
'
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League's
rinanees
s-ud
hal.
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adoiiled,
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be
bearly
sunport
of
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and
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Hun-
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Collapsed
Galleries
II
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la.
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are
known
lo
be
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l-eil
miaiiilr
of
a
violent
explosion
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of
the
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in
iiiiiurii
11
'ii
"'imily
killed
In.
luiUmi-
has
undersolie
a
thorough
orr-Ii
11
ill
and
renovation
and
is
now
(lapl.l
ready
to
resume
operations
a'
'short
notice.
Mr.
Jluinp
stated
have
already
lefl.the
scale
or
opi'rations.
for
Ihe
-
en
roule
In
lliektlme
heinx
at
leasl,
would
not
il-
are:
i-ca
Maid,
mi
:
Tahotna,
Hnpl
M
M.
I'liristoplier,
drlr.
Capl.
llon-
MAW
V
AV
MEET
OTTAWA
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nave
ramous
worm
he
increased.
Wilh
the
resumption
of
lumber
('idling,
Ihe
company's
Heel
of
steam
schooners
will
unci'
again
ply
between
llnekley
Hay
and
California,
lle-eeitlly
Ihey
have
been
running
between
Seattle
and
Ihe
Atlantic
scidioard.
Mr.
Hump
announces
thai
Fart
Leaf
has
resigned
as
presidenl
of
Ihe
l.os
Angeles
Lumber
I'ro-ilucls
Co.
and
has
been
succeeded
by
Han
Murphy
uf
l.os
Angeles.
II.
F.
I
dinning,
local
malinger
al
llnekley
Hay.
afler
spending
a
vacation
in
California,
lias
already
returned
lo
I
be
Islands.
Accompanying
Mr.
Hump
on
his
trip
are
I'.
W.
Kent.
C
F.
Frost
mid
.1.
Kennies
of
Seallle
11ml
II.
M.
Wiiile
and
r.
wnu
or
Portland.
Oregon.
Ihe
parly.
will
be
back
iu
Ihe
cily
on
M111-day
or
Monday
ami
will
return
smith
by
rail
from
her.
NOME
QUARANTINE
SOON
BE
LIFTED
Relay
Don
Team
Carrying
Second
Supply
of
Anti-Toxin
NO.
MF.,
Feb.
Hiphlhcriu
ililai-miline
regulations
may
be
lined
a
week
from
Friday
iT
conditions
c
outturn'
lo
improve.
Arrange
ills
have
I
n
made
for
..i,.v
.l.iu-
tenuis
for
the
second
consignment
of
imli-loxin
which.
is
11
o
en
roule
from
Nenanii.
CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
EMPLOYEE
SHOOTS
.
CLERIC
AND
MAN
KKNOUA,
Feb.
12.
Pollnalre
humour.
Iliolher
A.
assLslanl
Appeal
to
Sportsmen
of
Washington
to
Send
Hay
for
"
Alaska
Game
SEATTLE,
Feb.
12.
Washington
state
sportsmen
were
appealed
to
today
by
Peters-burn,
Alaska,
commercial
club
In
a
cablegram
asking
for
hay
with
which
to
feed
thousands
of
dying
deer.
The
message
stated
that
tho
snow
!n
southeastern
Alaska
was
too
deep
for
the
deer
to
pet
feed
and
that
they
were
dyinn
by
the
thousands.
Elevator
Will
as
Far
as
Possible
Make
Purchases
Here
Is'
Announced
DREDGE
IS
DELAYED
Work
Ccin?
Laid
Out
Today
Officials
of
Contracting
Firm
said
Mil
by
Further
olllcers
of
the
Norlh
ern
Conslruelion
l.o.
arrivei
from
Vancouver
on
Hie
Print-
Ituperl
yeslerday
aflernoon
lo
niAke
arrangeinenls
for
Ihoslarli-
ing
oT
work
on
the
fouuilaliou
of
Ihe
rlevalor
hern
next
week.
.1.
M.
Mercer,
second
vice-pie-,
sidenl
ami
conslruelion
manager,
is
looking
over
Ihe
ground
in
order
It)
lay
mil
the
work
and
A'lcx.
II.
McLean,
Ihe
purchasinc
agent,
in
making
arrangeinenls
for
Ihe
Inlying
of
supplies
including
sand
and
lumber.
In
eouueclion
wilh
the
supplies,
.
William
Smaill
chid
engineer
tf
Hie
.company,
possible,
they
would
be,
bought
here.
There
11U0
iirriveit
-from.
Ihe
south
yesenlay,
M.aek
Ciiineroii
who
will
be
iu
charge
of
the
company's
olllce
here.
Mr.
Siuaill,
Mr.
Howe,
Mr.
Mercer
and
Mr.
McLean
will
return
south
tomorrow.
W.
C.
Arnells
dredging
outfit
will
mil
reach
here
niilll
the
rii-sl
of
next
week,
it
is
now
ex
pect
i-d.
1
lie
lugs
nun
i.ue
nras
weru'
delayed
by
wind
just
afler
leaving
Vaucouver
al
Ihe
end
of
lasl
week
but
are
now
understood
lo
lie
prni'i'cilliiR
up
the
const.
REVERSIONS
GOLD
STANDARD
British
Chancellor
Says
Government
Favors
It
at
Earliest
"""
Possible
Moment
LONDON.
Feb.
l'J.
Winston
principal
id
Ihe
Indian
boaniingi
uiiireiiin,
eiinnceiior
01
ine
ex-sehool
here,
was
shot
lo
tlealh
eheiiier,
said
in
Ihe
House
of
ami
Joe
Hernicoll,
hired
ninu,
,
Commons
today
thai
the
llrillsh
was
severely
wounded
by
Fran-!
government
was
fully
agreed
lo
eois
Salnii,
an
employee
or
the
reversion
to
gold
standard'
al
instilulion
today.
11,0
I'ui'liesl.
possible
moment.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
fnr
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dunces,
banquets
and
wedding
at
Anytime.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
si.
Orill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
r
ill
il.
UV.
HUNCH
Hll'FJtT,
li.C,
Till
IlShAY,
FKHHUAHY
12,
11125.
T..i.rd.,'
circut.tio
iog4
Strtt
29.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
MR
DISTRICT
INDUSTRY
TO
RESUffl
1
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111
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II
.Mil
lll
I
I
II
llcie'is
Huzzy
Vance,
strikeout
ariisl
of
Hie
ltrouklyii
baseball
team,
and
poked
as
the
best
player
Of
(he
Nulioual
League
in
11)2
'i,
having
a
session
wilh
"Hlossuin"
on
his
farm
near
Omaha
Artisis)
Feud
Between
Maria
and
Beniamino
Gkli
Ili'lv
lo
osianil,
isninn
isianu.
The
aci'ideul
occurred
early
es-
lerday
iiiorniiig
mid
Ihe
body
was
recovered
in
a
few
hours.
II
was
brouwlit
lo
the
eily
today
for
interment.
The
body
was
picked
up
on
Ihe
shore
o
f
Smilh
Island
by
T.
.lon-
asMiii
al
one
o'clock
yesterday
II
was
lying
oil
Ihe
beach
Just)
below
tide
wilier.
Ihe
skill
was
upturned
on
a
1
k.
The
body
was
lirouglil
on
1110
powcrnoai
Iceland
and
is
in
charge
of
Hie
ll.C.
Underlaki'i-s.
heccased,
who
was
a
salmon
fishermen
and
also
worked
for
Hie
eily,
lcaes
a
widow
and
slep-sou
resiilinw
al.
Till)
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
lie
wiis
!."
years
uf
age,
u
unlive
of
Iceland
and
bad
resided
here
about
twelve
years.
Norman
Wall,
coroner,
this
iiiol-ning
held
an
Inquiry
inlo
the
elrcumsl
antes
of
Ihe
death
and
found
I
hat
il
was
clearly
a
case
uf
accidental
drowning
Hay
Common
of
Ihe.
Itoyal
Hank
stuff
al
Hums
Lake,
who
has
been
on
a
holiday
hip
south,
returned
lo
the
cily
'on
lb
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
afler
noon
afler
a
fortnight's
hip
lo
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
r
-
-
Denied
but
Speculation
Rifel
XKW
VOHK,
Feb.
12.
While
rumors
of
uu
urtisU'
fucd
between
.Maria
.len'tsa,
Ihe
famous
Auslrian
prima
donna,
and
lleujiiiiiiiio
.(rigli,
Ihe
Il.diaii
tenor,
are
denied
al
Ihe
.Melro-poliluu
Opera
Ifoiise,
lliealre
goes
are
discussing
incidents
which
took
place
rcceully
iu
Ihe
performance
of
I.
a
Tosca
and
Fedoi.i.
Tears
oT
Ihe
Sop'raiiit
ftnd
uliiiully
viole(il
acting
by
both
singers,
is
coiiiinenled
Upon.
Hei-cnll,
in
La
Tosca,
(iigli
threw
Jerilsa.
compltdely
off
the
singe
into
Hie
orchestra
circle
ami
medical
fillenlion
was
ncecsary.
It
was
said
that
Ihe
happening-
was
entirely
acci-dtnilal,
(iigli
having
inisguaged
his
strength.
RESIDENT
OF
WILL
OPEN
CITY
DROWNS!
CAVE
TODAY
Magnus
Slqurdson
Lost
His
Life
on
Skeona
River
Yesterday
Near
Oslund
I
Word
was
received
here
la?
s.!
night
I
bill
.Magnus
Sitfiirdson,
an
old
tinier
and
resident
of
the
eily,
had
been
acehleiilly
drowned
while
nllcnipluiir
.
lo
cross
Ihe
ruing
IhaU
as
far
as!skeemi
Itiser
from
Cassiar
Can-
Not
Known
Now
Whether
Floyd
Collins
Is
Dead
or
Alive
CAVE
CITY,
Ky.,
Feb.
12.
Rescuers
in
the
sand
cave
where
Floyd
Collins
has
been
Imprisoned
for
thln'.een
days
today
began
cross-cutting
In
the
shaft
now
being
made
to
the
natural
entrance
of
the
cave
behind
which
a
"squeeze"
closed
tho
passage
last
Thursday.
It
Is
hoped
to
reach
the
man
some
time
today
but
It
Is
not
now
known
whether
he
Is
doad
or
alive.
STEAMERS
NOT
GOING
OUT
YET
Fishermen
Not
Prepared
to
Accept
Offer
Regarding
Work
on
Company
Boats
The
Canadian
Fish
i
Cold
Storage
Co;
has
served
the
heep
Sea
Fishermen's
t
nioit
wilh
notice
lhal
il
is
prepared
lo"
pay
oulv
.1c
and
2c
us
fishermen's
share
of
proceeds
for
halibut
ami
blade
cod
caught
by
boats
operated
on
the
company
lay,
It
was
announced
by
Ihe
L'nfon
Ibis
morning
thai
Ibis
rale
would
not
be
nccepled
bill
lhal
the
I
n
i
ii
would
stand
out
ror
the
old
rale
or
3MiC
and
2
Vic.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
announced
this
morning
lhal
il
was
delaying
the
sending
out
.of
its
bonis
In
the
halibut
bunks
until
April
15.
OTTAWA,
Feb.
12.
The
tie-i
QWfcWl'S
AHllUDfc
ON
HOME
BANK
RELIEF
TO
BE
DISCLOSED
SOON
ii.
i
i
.
"i
.
ii
&
.
r
w
v
Ik
A
MJ
UJ
I
M1W
mm
-
f
a
m
m
i
.
x
x
mm
ucmey
Day
mm
rrm
upen
Soon
and
Ship
Lumber
to
Los
Angeles
Instead
of
Square
Cants
ltd-
nil
lugs
will
lie
completely
mauurarlered
lo
I
lie
;h
git-en
lumber
niul
no
mure
cauls
will
Ik;
shipped
1
Sides
from
Hit
AIa?-tt
I
Timber
Co.'s
mill
nl
l'i
-iiji
t
utitniM
for
Hie
re-opening
of
Ihe
dig
plant
h
pril
nfler
Hit-
mcnl
shutdown
of
several
months
g
in;
ill
Siieli
was
Hie
iulcrcsl
jug
uimI
imporlniil
un-made
vcsli'iilay
uflernoon
liy
S.
M.
Hump,
virc-iil
g
uer.il
manager
of
I
In.
Lo
Angeles
Lumber
IVo-iiiit
oiling
Hie
llnekley
Hay
mill,
who
is
making
an
in
i
i
iiii
ii
n
n
u
t
iIKi
in
irt
rviiMirv
v
U1U
1
Ull
!j
Ull.U
Others
Left
Tor
Alaska
Ports
I
ii
supply
is
in-
.vlelll
Wilh
llloj
1
1
1
I
i
i
-1
1
1
1
1
or
tin'
plain
preparatory
lo
jls
reopening.
Mr.
til
III
J
together
wilh
a
parly
of
friends,
armed
from'
Die
south
on
(lie
ti.'l'.l'.
steamer
and
proceeded
alniol
al'Oiiee
hy
gnsboal
lit
llnekley
Hay.
'I'lii'
aiinottneeiiH'iil
thai
tin-mill
is
to
lie
reopened
in
Hie
near
fulnre
is
gratifying
lull
it
is
made
more
so
hy
reason
of
Mr.
Hump's
Male
nietil
that
the
r
fill
lire
policy
of
the
company
will
he
lo
completely
iiiiiniifni--Inre
lumber
at
llnekley
Hay
iu-
f.'i-
the
halibut
stead
of
shipping
cauls
as
has
DEER
DYING
BY
THOUSAND
Depositors
and
Shareholders
in
Defunct
Concern
Will
Know
Theii
Chances
Within
Few
Days
OTTAWA,-
Feb.
12.
Home
Hank
depositors
ami
shareholders
will
know
within
a
few
days
what
their
chances
are
of
gov
riiinenl
rcimbursc-nieiil
for
(heir
losses
occasioned
by
the
nauk's
lailiue.
Premier
King
has
announced
that
he
will
slate
i
In
governiiieiil's
intention
at
Hie
conclusion
of
the
debate
on
..he
speech
from
the
throne.
L'nofficially,
il
is
understood
thai
there
is
a
good
chance
or
(he
goernnienl
recognizing
Ihe
moral
claim
in
eipiily
which
the
rominitlen
of
Hie
House
last
year
gave
I
he
depositors
after
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v
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ixruwii
iiihiii.
URGES
HIGHER
AGREEMENT
FRUIT
DUTIES
IS
REACHED
Atlantic
Combine
Discussed
and
Flehermen's
Union
and
Boat
Proposed
Subsidy
Remedy
of
Government
Owners
Settled
Their
Differences
Yesterday
and
8l"ned
up
hale
0I1
the
address
continued
veslerday
iu
Ihe
House
of
Coin-i
After
s''ral
a
am
nions
speeches
being
made
tmi't
covering
the
openitlon
of
various
subjects
by
members
orl,uhl,ut
vefs'
tw
l,,c
comitiK
all
three
parlies,
hr.
II.
K.
An-:y'iir
yesterday
aflernoon
derson,
Consen
alive
of
It.dtou.
si"cd
M?
the
Deep
Sea
....
...
1
il.niaiiiinu
Pntiiii
timl
I
Ik.
nrgeil
luglier
larirr
on
American
.
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price
ami
oiiscnci
dial
11
me
mbargo
on
'exported
pulp
wood
U-esulled
in
reprisals
from
Hie
I
oiled
Stales,
"Wi-
have
had
reprisals
before."
A.
J.
Lewis
gave
tils
views
on
Ihe
proposal
lo
.subsidize
the
Peterson
line
of
ships
lo
break
Ihe
Norlh
Atlantic
combine.
He
applauded
Ihe
idea
oT
govern-nienl
intervention
to
reduce
ocean
rreiani
rales
mil
agiunsi
ulisiilizing
any
more
sleam-
ships.
That
he
argued,
was
simply
asking
the
whole
-Canadian
people
Iu
bear
pari
of
Hie
burden
or
those
steamship
companies
rortuuate
enough
to
receive
Ihe
subsidy.
From
(he
Liberal
ranks
I'.
Midland
of
Itesligouche
pleaded
Ihe
cause
oT
New
llrunswick
potato
growers.
JAP
SEAMEN
ARE
CREMATED
Private
Investigation
Into
Cause
of
Accident
Belnq
Made
by
Admiral
VANCOl
VF.lt,
Feb.
12.
-
It-
maiiis
or
llie
-iapane.se
seamen,
who
are
dead
as
it
result
of,
Sal-
unlay
night's
Irajtcdy,
were
cremated
yeslerday
aflernoon.'-
The
ashes
will
be
sent
lo
Tokio
where
Ihey
will
be
enshrined.
The
departure
of
the
cruisers
has
been
delayed
-until
Saturday
incirniiig
on
account
oT
a
private
iuvcsligalion
as
to
the
cause
of
Hie
accident
which
is
being
bcltl
by
vice-admiral
llyakulake
and
oilier
officers,
of
Ihe
Idzuiuo.
-
MINK
WANTED
(ioldhloom
has
received
an
order
for
5,0UU
mink
skins
tor
the
Fast.
So,
you
I
rappers
and
fur
buyers,
fetch
your
mink,
lo
(loldbloom's,
Ihe
old
reliable
fur
house.
This
order
musl
be
delivered
within
two
mouths
even
if
I
lose
money.
WM.
(iOLDHLOOM.
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
Owners"
Association.
Iu
order
to
reach
an
amicable
agreement
on
several
outstanding
clauses,
con
cessions
were
given
by
both
sides
A
feature
of
the
new
agree
ment
is
that
boats
are
.required
al
the
first
of
the
year
to
take
out
sick
benefit
insuranco
through
I
lit
customs.
This
en-lilles
men
lo
free
treatment
uri-
iler
llie
heameiis
.let,
tt
leiierai
measure.
BIG
RECEPTION
TO
NEWVESSEL
Victorians
Planning
Quite
a
Cole-7
bratlon
for
Arrival
of
Princess
Kathleen
V1CTOHIA,
Feb.
i2.
A
great,
reception
is
to
be
given
tho
steamer
Prince.
Kathleen
and,
Captain
Troup,
.head
of
Ihe
C.P.fF.;
coast
services
on
the
.occasion
uf
tfie
arrival
of
the
new'
vessel
In
Victoria.
II
is
expected
llio
Kathleen
.
will
arrivu
Salurday
when
she
will
be
inel
by
a
band.
inn
Ihe
dock
unil
(lie
whistles
o'
I
lit-
eily
will
shriek
their
welcome
lo
the
new
vessel.
A
bailor
ipiet
will
be
given
lo
Capla
Troup
by
Ihe
citizens
at
Ihe
F.iilss
press
Hotel
d
which
mayoc
Peinlray
will
preside.
Leading
executive
olllcers
uf
.Ibe
U.l'.li.
have
been
invited.
At
the
same
lime
a
piece,
of
silver
plalo
will,
he
presented
lo
Hit!
caplaiu,
the.
same
having
been
purchased
by
public
subscription.
SEATTLEDRY
:
SQUAD
BUSY
Eight
Bars
Wrecked
and
Eleven
Arrested
In
Big
Raid
Staged
Last
Night
SF.ATTLF,
Feb.
12.
-
The
eiuiptnenl
of
eight
bars
wa
demolished
wilh
axes
and
eleven
men
were
arrested,
charged
with
violation
ol
Hie
prohibition
act,
in
one
of
Ihe
largest
raids
staged
in
many
months.
A
large
amount
of
moonshine
was
'seized,
tlio
proceedings
of
the
dry'
squad
all
Inking
place
In
the
downtown
section.