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i
II
iii'iii,
Executive;
Reconsideration
is
Being
Asked
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
II.
After
a
fight
extending
over
a
1(1
UK
JH'iiiiu;
jiwiriuiij
iii
iihiiii
i
I'jcriuii
uic
loon
uiai
mil
li:
ic
II.
Warren
lo
lie
nllnrucy
general
nf
Ihe
Uniled
Hlntes.
(c
iimik
d
upon
n
a
ilirerl
-la
i
in
llii'
fare
fur
l'resi-
i;
ti:,
it;,''
M
sIimm!
10
fur
roiifirnialioii
and
-ill
ugaiusl.
buli
lli
i'd
nl
Pciinsvlvnnia
changed
his
vole,
making
H
:tl)
i";'
k
re
onsideralioii.
din
:
Hit'
oiilcome
of
lilt.
ili
wo
officially
an
iii.ii
tii
i.
i
AVK
1
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N
KV
Chaplin
Forced
out
of
Unlt-
SUUs
After
Three
Years
Residence
lit
Mai"""
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l
from
till'
i.
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Will
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lliti'll
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III)'
-anl
eh
St
Hill"
ninlh-Slaies
1
1
1
t
i
-
pm-l
iie
war,
mine
In
n
"
yearf
afro,
i
a
in
he
inakiiif;
I'livsii'iuns
stale
I
:
I'
Mlaml
ini'r'lil
T
it
nmnriT
lit
VVIUWjU
Cauqht
Whon
Using
Gas-
ine
in
I
Inhi
cin.
i
cu.
i
P
.liihn
llolston
ii
siovi.
ami
usins.
In
piii'iiose
in
ii
liiii
;
fil
Hie
I'ioiieei
1
''
I'm
uuilihiiK
was
dex
::
"
lie
man
so
hailly
In
l!:
'
s
i
Iioii
jIiI
lie
ina.v
II'
al
Hi.'
hosial
,
ilepa;
Hiienl
waved
He.
'"
l'i'il
iy.
rented
hy
Hen
'
'in
llarnev
(Jul
n
ii
ami
dimply
slayiny
Hieie.
VI
,14
Ulb
MARRIED
IN
NORTH
t
.
werry
Pointer
ncr.nmm
-v
i
i.
unoaih.-im
nf
Juneau
"
in
ii
1
1
1
mi
'I
1"lll
u
of
till'
l.ilii'i-inir,,
''enlly
of
Miss
(lerrv
""'lar-ly
of
this
oily
"".imiuiii
'h
couple
Illllt'llU.
AWA
GEOLOGIST
DIES
AT
CAPITAL
"
ill
li-
II
lv..
wit
'"Ml'a
fliifvitif
..r
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1
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in
ij
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.
,.'"
iriuria
mu
'
"n
moniiuff.
ilo
"
iik'
nounced
reconsideration
was
asked,
tiinl
Dial
make
it
again
a
subject
of
debate.
Plea
For
President
In
tin'
course
nf
discussion
yesterday
morning
Squalor
iiinniins
naiil
the
i'residi'iil
il-M'rfil
a.fri'f
tjlinire
uf
the
im'iii-Iiims
of
Jiis
raliiniM
and
".tlinulil
li-
lii'ltl
ifipitiMilile
fur
lln
failli-!
fill
.iiVita!!
I
inn
nf
llui
hivL-
'
!ln
.
iiililAil'
Unit
AViirivnV
(olc
inli'r-
r.
ii
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in
ill':
niiuiii
i
nriui
ii.t
i.f
plaw
lliAMIlii:an
Suj.nr
Co.
lm'
,
iU
fee
I
thai
it
rmilil
proline"
Miff
nr.
ItcplyiiiK
In
Sfiialof
Ctmiiniiis.
'
Si'iialni;
W'tilsh
1
1
r
.Mmiliiiia
said.
lire
Iiiiiiii-
ul
llial
lh'
ailiuiiislraliiin
aiTH-
1
infill
reltil
on
an
"I'lilin;
n
t
i
,
vvlni
is
.siilfiM'iM'.'
j
appri'liHisiim
'if
Hi''
fafls."
1
1
k
as
'h
rtwllll
ir''iil'il
t.'l
lerx
In
show
thai
an
raids
oi'r
Warrinl
was
I
lie
active
personal
i
lunil
of
It.
().
Ilavi'ineyer
ami
"helped
to
fix
Hie
prtep
of
snjrar
in
the
l.'iiiled
SlnU-s."
Galleries
Applauded
In
Hie
afleriiuon
when
Sena
tor
.Moes.
presiilenl
pro.
leni..
innoiiiieed
the
rejeel
ion
of
I
In
appoint
inenl,
applause
swept
(he
alleries.
Nine
llepnhlieans
were
anions
lliose
.
who
voieu
lunilisl
Hie
presiilcnl
wilh
Sena-
lor
Shipslead,
the
l
anner-lalioi'
iiieni'iier,
and
.'to
Meinocrals.
Sen-
il
nr
(herman
of
North
Carolina
was
the
only
Deiiiocral
miIiiik
lor
(he
appointment.
VICTORIA
CHILD
IS
KILLED
BY
MOTOR
TRUCKJM
STREET
YirniltlA.
.Mar.
II.
Kdna
Munro.
six
years
of
ajre,
was
al
lium
insiauuy
Kiiieu
wiicii
mii-
was
slruek
by
a
nmlor
Iruck.
She
was
allenipling
lo
cross
Ihe
sheet
in
response
lo
her
mother'
call
In
lunch.
She
was
Ihe
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Munro.
mar
a
7
She
PASSENGER
TRAFFIC
IS
LOOKING
UP
ON
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
L.
i
I'assenjjer
Irtillie
IhioiiKh
lllis
purl
is
fieyimiitig
lo
piek
no.
'l
oihiy
Hie
C.N.Il.
sleainei
I'rinee
Hnperl,
tlapl.
I,
liunahi,
'whieh
arrived
from-llie
miiiIHi
on
lime
at
;i
o'clock
this
Vf-leriiooii,
had,
in
ailililion
lo
a
tf
i
1
1
iiiiiiiIht
of
local
Iravellers,
i7
passriif;iT.s
who
will
fro
east
hy
Ifain.
'I'wenly
are
for
points
I'asl
of
I'rinee
(leorfre
and
ceven
lor
pniiils
wesl.
The
I'rinee
lluperl
will
Mail
at
1
1
tonight
for
Stewart
and
Anyox
ami,
reltirniiiK
here
.
friday
murium.',
will
enter
ilry
doek.
Hie
I'rinee
leortte
replaeiiif;
her
then
and
i
ihiJ
iiiuiiiu
the
run,
sqiiIIi.
SEATTLE
TURNS
DOWN
MANAGER
Deodes
Against
New
Plan
of
City
Governmsnt
by
Majority
of
Over
Four
Thousand
A
proposal
lo
abolish
the
of-fiee
of
mayor
ami
establish
u
irily
niana'Jier
form
of
frovern-nienl
was
defeated
hy
t.172
vutes
in
the
niimieipal
eh-elion
lieie
veslerday.
C.oiineilinen
elected
were
K
I..
Illaine.
).
T.
Krick-on.
and
Mrs.
Hniry
l.andes.
GRAVE
DANGER
Drifting
off
Stra't
of
Juan
Fuca
near
Tatoosh
Island
do
VII'.'IOItlA.
MaV.
II.
The
llokuyo
.Ma
ru
from
.lapau
lo
load
luinlier
al
Vancouver
was
reported.
in
distress
oil'
Taloos
Island
near
Ihe
entrance
of
Ihe
slrails
of
.laun
de
Kara.
Messages
taii
Ihe
vessel
was
driflinu'
olf
Hie
rocks
ami
Hie
rudder
was
hrokeu.
Three
vessels
have
xiine
lo
Ms
assistance.
War
Rumors
come
from
Poland
on
Borders
of
Germany
where
say.
Conditions
are
Very
Unsettled
PA
I
US
Mar.
It.
"Danzig
i
likt.
a
powder
magazine,"
a
eorrespondeul
of
l.e
Journal,
who
wilh
n
reiresejilalive
or
l.e
Malin
went
lo
Tree
tiily
lo
iitvesiigpie
(lie
nil
iiciiiues
ne-Ivveen
il
anil
Poland.
'
"The
(lay
Kinope
blows
up
il
will
be
because
Danzig
bus
exploded,"
llic
correspondent
coiiliiines.
"Two
Prussian
artillerymen
awall
one
n.l
Koenigsbiirg
ami
.annlher
at
Herlin,
fuse
in
band
ready
lo
ael
when
the
lime
comes."
The
correspondent
stales
that
instead
of
a
few
hundred
police
lie
found
Jl.oon'in
Danzig,
alj.
former
officers
or
non-eoni-...I,..
i,
...I
nffieers.
while
'JO
lo'.IO
Herman
officers
and
soldiers,
i
:
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
r
1
1
.
Lr
i
1
1
as
holl
ce
or
fiiuelionarieM
are
jirepariug
Ihe
dynu-
mile
lo
blow
off
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
and
again
unchain
war
in
Murope."
.sllll
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
bamjuets
and
wed.
Anvwnero
ding
parties.
i
Dul
nOLDh
III
l
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
In
Roston
n
n
dlii
um
drill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECKProp.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
My
Phone
467.
1
Sj
t
Mi
XV
NO.
S'J
IMUNCli
ItL'I'KHT,
H.C.,
.NVHDNKSDAY.
MAitUII
11,
iUL'5.
VttUrdiy'i
Clrcultilon
1568'
Strut
8tl
A04
PRICE
FIVE
CENT'S.
I
ore
in
cn
t
a
ddaimtcc
iuAC
uATcn
nnwu
IVL
JIIL11
1
J
ml
mil
1
LL
HrtJ
VUIEU
UUffll
MITHERS
BACKS
UP
PROPOSAL
TO
ESTABLISH
CREAMERY
AT
RUPERT
ominee
ui
rresmeni
,oouage
Refused
by
Senate
as
Attorney
General
on
a
Very
Close
Vote
ii
i
i
i
v
...
l
i
t
l:
-i
T1,
AVIial
is
lielieveil
In
lie
I
lit
first
house;
in
l.ninloii
lo
he
liiiill
of
sleel
anil
IiiiiIkt
is
liovn
in
process
of
erection.
II
is
I'laimeil
I
hat
dwelling's
or
llns
type
could
he
Iniill
in
one
week.
Mir
a
the
Wonderful
Found
to
be
Second
Largest
Star
in
Universe
V.HlllN(iTO.N.
.March
1
1
Measuiemeills
(il
Ihe
Ml.
Wil-Obeivalorj
of
Ihe
.Carnegie
Insliluliou
have
established
that
.Mini.
Ihe
remarkable
slur
discovered
by
David
I'abriciiis
in
1"IMI
in
the
couslellnlinn
Cetns,
is
the
second
largesl
known
slar,
Ibereby
displacing
Ihe
noled
Helelgeusc.
for
thai
honor.
Willi
mi
angular
diameler
or
about
lioO.IIOO.OOO
miles,
it
is
exceeded
only
by
An
I
ares,
chief
slar.
-of
Ihe
coustellalion
Heorpio
.with
a
diameler
or
iOii,O0O,O0O
miles.
It
is
larger
by
about
25
per
cent
Iban
Helelgeusc
in
Ihe
constellation
Orion,
whieh
was
measured
for
(lie
first
lime
ubout
four
ears
ao.
Appearing-
but
a
speck
in
the
sky
to
the
naked
eye,
Ihe
measurements
of
Mini
were
made
by
Dr.
Francis
(.
Pease
wilh
Ihe
.'0-foot
Mu'helson
iuterfero-liieler
attached
to
the
ob-crva-lorv's
inn-inch
telescope,
the
same
with
.which
Jhe
first
nieas-nreiuenls
of
Kelelueuse
were
ob-laiued.
Aunouneenienl
of
the
measurement
was
made
today
by
Ihe
Carnegie
'Institution
on
the
basis
of
advice
from
Ml.
Wilson.
"The
results
iudicale,"
the
announce
ment
says,
"an
annular
diameler
ror
Mini
in
ahoiil
six
liiunlreiiiiis
,
id
a
second
or
me.
a
value
about
:
25
per
real.,
larger
than
lle.tel-'
reuse.
The
inosl
probable
value
id
the
ijislnncc
is
1(55
light
years.
Assuming
Ibis
distance,
the
diameler
or
Ihe
slar
fs
200,000,-000
miles.
S
"The
slar
varies
greatly
in,
light.
Ihroiigh
a
.period
of
about
j
It
mouths,
its
brightness
ehaiig-;
lag
as
iiiucii
as
.mio.ioiu
in
noii
interval.
The
measurements
of
the
slar'sv
diameler''
were
made
when,
it
was
near
its
rerenl
maximum.
"
The
name
Mira,
of
'
The
Wonderful,'
was
given
to
Ihe
tar
soon
afler
the
discovery
of
lis
,
..!..,!
..
f
I
!
..I.
.
remarKame
variation
m
iiui.
hy
I'abricius
in
1511(5.
It
is
the
most
mi
ei
example
of
a
class
of
variable
stars
of
similar
type,
.of
which
Ihere
are
about
150
known.
They
are
deep
red
in
color
and
are
doubtless
all
stars
of
immense
size,
low
tenipera-lure
ami
exceedingly
low
density.
"As
a
class
these
slurs
are
moving
very
rapidly
In
the
sky,
some
of
them
having
velocities
of
more
than
100
ndles
u
second
Inward
or
away
from
Hie
earth."
Dougiil
Park
was
fined
$25
in
Ihe
cily
police
eourl
Ibis
morn
lug
for
intoxication.
4
SCHOONER
CRUSHED
BY
ICE
IN
NORTH
WHEN
OUT
SEALING
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.,
Mar.
It.
A
radio
message
re-ceiviMl
today
from
the
Slella
Maris,
one
of
the
schooners
that
left
Saturday
on
her
annual
seal
hunt
sahl
she
had
been
crushed
in.
he
ice
and
was
sinking,
ll'er
trevv
id
eiKhly
Mere
taken
aboard
another
vessel.
PROPOSAL
TO
ABOLISH
DRY
LAW
ALASKA
Jl
NI'iAl
.
Mar.
1
1.
-
llepresen-talive
Hardy
introduced
a
bill
in
In
Hie
lerrilorial
house
seeking
repeal
of
the
Alaska
Hone
Dry
haw
and
providing
ror
territorial
urricers
lo
eiifuicc
Ihe
eighteenth
amendment,
lo
Ihe
federal
VICTORIA
IN
FINAL
HOCKEY
ROUND
IS
TO
PLAY
CALGARY
NEXT
SASKA
TOON.
Mar.
1
1.
--Vie
loria
entered
Ihe
final
round
of
Hie
Western
Canada
hockey
series
when
she
played
Saska
toon
lo
a
draw
last
night,
the
score
standing
three
goals
lo
three.
Victoria
thus
.won-
the
round
six
I'd
four
and
will
play
off
with
Calgary.
Prince
Rupert
Creamery
Scheme
was
Endorsed
by
Smithers
Board
of
Trade
Meeting
also
Favors
Peace
River
Pasr
for
Railway;
Invites
Rupert
People
to
Visit
Bulkley
Valley
(Special
lo
liaily
Saws,
K.MiTIIlIltS,
Mar.
1
1.
The
.piostio.i
of
establishing
',a
eri'ijiiiL'iy
ami
milk
ilislribuling
slalion
at
Primit
Hnpert
was
lii-nsMCiJ
al
length
hy
I
he
lionl
of
trade
at
tlleiinieeling
Monday
evening,
L
Metiill
presiding.
When
I
lie
hialler
hail,
been
Ihuioiiglilj
canvassed
u
moliuii
was
passed
aiijlinriziiig
the
sec-relnry
In
write
lo
Ihe
niinisler
of
agrinillure
and
the
members
'
Tiir
hkeeua
and
Oniineca,
sressing
Ihe
need
lor
action
by
the
government
lo
assist
Ihe
farmers.
of
Uenliill
H.C.
in
the
dairying
industry,
and
that
as
a
measure
of
relief,
Ihe
guvenimt'iit
I
should
cslahlish
al
I'lincc
lu-iKrt
r.i
creamery
anil
milk
dis-Iriliutinu
di.'Dol
to
handle
Ihe
dairy
piodurls
of
Hie
district.
Experimental
Farm
Willi
reference
lo
the
Hoard'
reiiui'st
for
an
experimental
farm,
a
teller
from
Ihe.
Minister
of
AirriculUirc,
Ollawa,
was
read,
staliuir'
that
Hiuiuaiicial
con-dilion
of
Hie
"piiveniini'iil
did
not
l''l'-i!liL
JIuw",-iLll)i?lUW.i,X
f.'Ml..
.
D
C
J
C:
l
A
-l
rsp.-rimei.tar
fi.hrt
-ftT
.Central?
,
ff.
Being
OVLUJtU
UI
OILZ
I'J
SilUUItb
lu:
ABOLISH
TWO
noi
io
lei
i
ne
mailer
urop,
re-
.
.
rninmeniliug
inai
(lie
mailer
ne
Stork,
"
Peace
River
Route
A.
Ilrooksbank,
secrelary
of
the
I'rinee
llupcr!
lioard
of
Trade
was
present
and'
nulline.I
the
ael
inn
being
taken
by
Ilia'
hoard
in
ciuineelion
with
railw-av
transportation
for
Ihe
Peace
Hi
veir
dislrict
and
requesled
that
!lie
local
organizalion
prejtare
a
paper
submiling
their
views
on
Ihe
subject
which
would
he
in
serted
in
the
memoianduin
they
were
preparing
dealing
with
the
iliiesjjoii.
The
meeting
endorsed
the
Peace
Itiver
Pass
route,
leaving
the
point
of.
junction
with
the
(i.T.P.
an
open
ipieslion,
and
appointed
a
eoiumillee
to
pre
pare
a
statement
on
the
matter,
lo
he.
banded
lo
Mr.
Hrooksbank
before
his
relurn
lo
Prince
Hu-
per(.
Ruoert
Invited
The
Secretary
was
also
ln-slrurteil
lo
vvrile
the
Prince
Hoard
of
Trade
inviting
Ihe
members
lo
loin
Ihe
parly
of
Vancouver
lioard
of
Trade
members
when
they
make
their
lour
through
this
dislrict
next
sum
mer.
-
j
j
A
conimuuiealion
wa
received
from
M.
It.
Jackson,
chairman
or
the
liauie
Conservation
Hoard,
in
which
he
accepted
the
invitation
to
address
Ihe
members
at
a
luncheon,
and
advising
that
he
would
probably
be
coming
north
in
June.
Applications
for
uic
mliership
were
accepted
iroin
i.ico.
imiion,
Sjiuthei
s
and
in.
Croleau,
'I'elkwa.
FIERCE
STORM
IN
ILLINOIS
INDIANAPOLIS,
Mar.
II.
Many
'buildings
were
levelled
or
partially
destroyed
in
u
slorm
which
swept
Indiana
and
part
of
IJlinols
last
niglil.
All
cominuui.
calinn
was
hampered
and
several
hundred
people
injured,
but
nol
seriously.
The
property
damage
i
estimated
at
S500.000.
No
Longer
to
be
Lieutenant
Governor
or
Surveyor
Gen
eral
In
Territory
-
!."'
'T
II'
Miif
L'f
o
nffir-P
I
he
meeling
.showed
sfrtmg
.
,
(iv,.nio..
a(1(l
SUr-
ili-.iiiiiii.il
of
Ibis
and
deeideitr
,.
,
....
..rri-.-.i
in-
I
I
in
I'nirnii
vi
i-i-uiniiu
iv-
secrelary
and
aeliiitf
j
governor
in
I
lie
Absence
or
dUr
iihilily
or
Ihe
governor
is
to
09
abolished
on
June
30
Localise
legislation
eliminating
Ihe
territorial
surveyor
general
dfi.P
not
f.rovide
for
a
secretary
of
the
terrilOry
the
inlerior
de-liartment
yesterday
notified
surveyor
general
Karl
Theile.
AMERICANS
BUY
LOCALCOMPANY
Port
Edward
Plant
to
bo
En-
larqed
and
Operated
as
Skecna
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
Ulll.LlNOHAM,
Mar.
It.
The
purchase
of
the
Port
Kd-ward
Salmon
cartnery
at
the
mouth
of
Ihe
Skeenu
lliver
from
the
Uueen
Charlnlte
Fisheries
in
announced
by
F..
It.
Deeming,
president
tif
the;
Paclfic-Ameri-i-an
Fisheries.
The
cannery
will
he
enlarged
for
the
enuring
season
and
operated
as
Hie
"Skeemi
Packing
Co.
U.l."
MINER
KILLED
AT
BRITANNIA
BEACH
BLASTING
A
ROCK
(Special
to
Daily
News
lllll
TANMA
Peach,
Mar.
U--,1.
Plecas
was
killed
and.
I-
Mum
injured
yesterday
afternoon
hy
an
explosion
al
the
000
fool
level
in
the
Fnirview
section
when
blasting
a
huge
rock
preparatory
to
loading
it
on
the
car.
CLOTHIER
ADVISING
ON
DE&SE
LAKE
SURVEY
VICTOIHA.
Mar.
II.
-
0.
A.
CloHiier,
mining
engineer,
is
here
lo
confer
wilh
Hon.
William
Sloan,
niinisler
'of
minus,
.regarding
scienlir
exploration
of
tiie
Dense
Lake
district
early
in
the
summer.
Advertise
in
'the
PalSy
Sews,