2o
riif,
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
gr
Uh
St.
MUTT
,
.
VM'.
'J"e.
"
linn
-
.
B-:h:i:sti-:ii.
Mr.
I'
-i
v,
iimsiaiiees
i:i
'
aioiiii
of
li
1
1
in
it
it
Tin
mil's!
imi
tij,4
iiiin
11
"'
'
i
tn
a
case
reported
1
Hui'g
hi
Vicarage
wlier'
Willi,
in
irHiii
was
found
-.It,.
I
''
it
in
vfii
i
it
i
.
.!(
'
'I"
liciul
w,lh
a
rifle
be-
"'
U
s
sister
sent
.for
i
:
I
ihen
returned
to
'"""r..
side,
refusing
d,
111
aiiv-uii
vise
In
,.ik-f
the
i,
ii'if
aiudher
shot
was
11
'"'
study
and
Miss
llel-
f
'''in
.mi
and
said:
I
asked
lie
would
lie
and
he
did
r:v,
I
naw
he
was
dviinr
ri,"V
s-;
I
hut
lit!,.
..r
II.'
'
fill
Ml
'"in
was
arrcsled.
ELS
KILLED
WHEN
"lila.,
Alar.
kill.
..I
hi.-
PILLAGINGIN
ARMENIA
i'sTA.Yli()pi.-
2i
!!
ll'lil,
i
,
"i"'
much
Sunday
,,,',;n,
Hie
munitions
'
iiii-
hi..
i,.j
"
.,
.
:
ille
t..s.
STILUS
EXPLODED
NSHAI.I.
"'Ml
WiM'ii
.
it
1,1
,i.
'
""U
largo
""-
,.
was
canse.I
H.ls
lohlll
",,r,,""
Co.
exploded.
4.
4.
t
l-
4
PEACE
RIVER
SHIPS
MILLION
BUSHELS
TO
EDMONTON
THIS
YEAR
F.D.MONTON.
Mar.
-'.
The
Peace
Iliver
counlry
has
already
sliiipcd
more
lliiiu
a
million
bushels
of
grain,
this
year
over
Ihe
P.dinoiiliut.
Dunvegaii
ami
II.U.
Hallway.
The
amount
(d
grain
raised
in
Ihe
dis
Iricl
will
jump
iniincdi-alely
there
Is
economic
tiansi.ortalbin
to
the
Pacific
'
Coast.
'
.
.
V
lo'lllicr
(In-.si-ioml
or
lliiid
wax
Kalala.
8(0(HI
lbs.;
Lraims,
0.r
as
inbnl,
iis.lbir
fiistv'
.,
5()0
lls:
Anija
.)..
C.noo
Ibjt.
;
Itc'.
In
TIiiim!
Ilivers
the
daindge
lCyjce,
I
i.iino
lbs.:
and
(Ujpe
inc.liiifi'il
JJie
.(riiiiildiiig
of
.
IheiOliWir,
fi.n't)V
11.,
to
the
Caila-
to;.
of
Hit
root
i-liimney
dfjiliaii
Pish
&:idd
Sloragr
Ho-
ayagamaek
Pulp
l'...
llo7e
and
3c.
wails.
ni
winch
w
oamageil.
Mioiiey.
-O.ooo
His.,
ni
Ocuiit
ae
Kl.
.Mark's'
l'.hiirch-(
?hiiwni-
gan
I'd
I
Is
is
closed
on
account
of
llic
crumhliiu;
of
one
of
tlin
traiisepU.
A
wall
of
a
two
slorey
oiiililing
went
down.
Rink
Was
Shaken
In
Ottawa
buildings
were
rock-til
and
Hie
rink
in
which
the
(Jaiinilicn-Otlawa
hockey
match
was
being
played
vibrated
vio.
verified.
and
the
crowd
''there
was
brought
lo
the
verge
of
panic.
A
crowd
witnessing
Ih'c
pupils'
concert'
at
Hie
(llebe
I'ollcgiak
Assembly
room
pushed
for
the
e.vits
and
scnral
women
became,
hysterical
before
order
was
restored.
In
(he
memorial
museum,
piaster
felt
from
several
of
the
arches.
,
The
iiiake
was
not
fell
west
of
Sudbury
although
it
shook
northern
Ontario
ami
Toronto.
In
New
York,
Chicago,
Philadelphia.
Washington.
IMroll
and
other
large
cities
the
ipiake
was
ceu're
enough
lo
alarm
millions
of
people.
In
Oelroit
llic
hotel
guests
rushed
into
the
sheets.
Ouobcc
city
reporls
that
there
is
a
rumor
Ihal
fixe
persons
died
of
fright
or
were
struck
by
falling
debris
on
(he
soiilli
shore,
bill
Ibis
report
was
not
PROGRESSIVES
WITH
THIS
PROVINCE
ON
LOW
FREIGHT
RATES
i
OTTAWA.
Mar.
?
The
Pro-grcssics
will
sluiul
by
UrilUh
Columbia
in
I
demand
for
lower
freight
rales,
according
lo
Hubert
I'orke,
I
heir
leader.
lo-thetlaiiri'dfaii
Fish
Jt
Hold
Storage
(lo.
Tillicum.
'
t.oun
lbs.;
and
Alice
II.,
t.
oilO
lbs;,
til
7c
and
3c
lo.jhe
Hoyal
I'ish
Co.
Kodiak,
151(1011
II.
s..
al
('
and
3c.
lo
Hie
Alibi
Fisheries.
Wizard,
.VJ.iiun
lbs.,
at
Gc
and
3c,
to
Hie
Ccinudiaii
Fish.
A.
Cold
Storage
(a.
Arrow,
pernio
lbs.,
aj
r.(jaiid
3c
lo
Ibc
Allhi
'Fisheries.
I'orlloek.
Jadi';
lbs.,
'
al
Cc
ami
3c.
In
the
liciic
Fisheries.
President.
3H.0U0
ilVfe.
al
Cc
ami
3c,
In
Hie
Canadian
Fisli
A
Cold
Storage
,Cn.
Young
America,
Si.huO
lbs.,:
and
Virginia,
Si.ono
lbs.,
al
7o
and
3c,
to
the
Ahliu
Fisheries.
Talioma.
tK.Uim
lbs.,
at
7u
and
3c,
lo
llic
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Alab.
I
.Win
lbs.,
al
o.lc
and
3c,
lo
Hie
Allin
Fisheries.
WHEAT
POOL
BEING
PAID
So
Far
Members
Havo
Received
$1.35
a
Bushol
With
More
to
Come
WINMI'FO.
Mar.
2.
-Members'
oT
the
wheat
pool
of
the
prairie
provinces
have
just
received
Hie
second
payment
on
the
wheal
they
marketed
jointly
or
,.e
a
husliel,
lirlnguiig
the
amount
so
Iar
received
to
!M.3."
a
bushel
for
No.
I
Northern
with
further
prospects
of
a
good
payment
be-Iween
now
and
March
l!).'
'
A
lolal
nf
s:iii,
oon.oiio
will
be
ilislrilmle.l
among
O-'.ooo
meiu-bers
of
the
pool.
SLIGHT
INCREASE
CUSTOMS
REVENUE
During
Fobruary
1025,
$34,-G17.G2
.Was
Collected
as
Compared
With
$33,532
Last
Year
Customs
and
e.veise'
collee-liiini
Tor
this
port
during
the
minilli
or
February
totalled
$31,-017.
(!','.
sfiowiug
a
slight
increase
over
the
same
mouth
last
year
when
thn
total
was
$33,532.
Tlie
folal,
Tor
February,
11)23,
was
only
itD,rt
1
2.C.U,
SHAlTI.i;,
.March
2.
V
ineel-
mg
Is
planueil
lo
laKe
place
Here
two
Week
from
today
of
all
those
particularly
interested
in
the
salmon
industry
on
this
coast.
It
has
been
called
by
F.
A.
Sims,
chairman
of
Hie
Uasliiuigton
stale
board
ot
fisheries,
and
all
important
bodies
are
expected
lo
be
represented
there.
Among
those
attending
will
be
Henry
()'-
Alalley,
U.S.
eoinmisioucr
of
fisheries;
W.
A.
Found,
director
of
fisheries
id
the
'Dominion
ol
Canada:
William
Sloan,
commis
sioner
id
fisheries
for
II.C,
and
I.
P.
Habcock.
his
depuly;
F.
P.
Kendall
of
the
fish
commission
of
Oregon;
N.
II.
Sehofield,
in
charge
nf
the
commercial
rish-
ries
department
id
Ualiroruia;
.1.
It.
Ileckmau
of
the
Alaska
Ter
ritorial
Fish
Commission.
Among
Ihe
imporlaiil
matters
lo
be
discussed
will
he
Hie
value
id
hatcheries
ami
the
alternative
oT
improving
the
seeding
beds
on
I
lie
upper
waters
of
Ihe
streams.
An
atlem.pl
will
be
made
to
arrange
u
.unified
pro
gram
for
Ihe
whole
PaeiNe
Coasl
dealing
with
the
practical
problems
uffeeling
Ihe
industry.
Imuorlaiil
matters
which
will
un.loiihleilly
be
discussed
will
b
the
further
study
Of
the
lire
his
tory
id
Ihe
salmon
ami
tagigiug
as
a
means
lo
thai
end.
1
The
menace
id
the
fisheries
--through
Ihe
construction
of
dams
ami
the
harnessing
id
walerpowers
also
deep
sea
studies.
Possibly
the
subject
of
fish
culture
will
be
the
hiost
important
of
all
these
suhjecls
for
II
Is
one
thai
has
lately
been
probed
in
various
ouarters
ami
with
differing
-and
widely
varying
results.
A
son
was
BIRTH
horn
at
tin?
Prince
lliipcrt
(ieneral
Hospital
on
March
t.
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
II.
Thorne.
F.ighlh
Avenue
West.
KING
IMPROVINQ
LONDON,
March
2.
King
(ieorge
conlinues
Id
iuakivl-satis-racldry
progress.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNUK
HUI'KHT,
h.C,
.MUM)AY,
MARCH
8,
UL'i.
Ulurin't
Olroulitoal
1756.
NO
PACIFIC
BONUS
FOR
THIS
YEAR
IS
OPINION
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
Alar.
2.
It
is
un
derstood
here
thai
no
bonus
will
he
voted
lor
this
year
Tor
ship-:
ping
on
Hie
Pacific
Ocean
hull
Hie
Oovcninieiil
will
first
seoj
how
the
Atlantic
bonus
.works
out.
It
is
said
Ihal
Peterson
freighters
will
not
engage
lo
;iny
extent
in
the
carrying
of
grain
hut
will
iJevoie
ineir
ai-
enlion
particularly
loYaUJe
ami
lairy
products
ami
general
mer
chandise.
BROKE
WINDOW
Seatllo
Man
Hold
by
Passers
by
Until
Police
Arrived
YICTOH1A,
Alar.
2
rock
wrapped
in
a
through
Ihe
window
jewellery
store
on
thirling
a
an
ciueriy
man
suaicneu-a
irayi
of
rings
and
walked
leisurely
no
Ihe
slreel.
lie
was
held
by
passers
by
for
the
police.
Vhen
searched
he
had
on
his
person
a
quantity
of
jewellery,
a
'haded
revolver
and
a
return
ticket
to
Scuttle,
lie
gave,
the
name
of
F.
Hrown
hut
Ihe
police
say
he
registered
al
a
'.local
hotel
as
J.
F.
Ilrueii.
FOUNDERED
IN
GALE
IIOSTON,
Mar.
2.
--'
'PlVe
men
were
iirovvneirinis
morning
wneu
a
coal
barge
roundered
in
a
gale
olT
Huston
light.
DROPPED
DEAD
VANCOUVFIl,
Mar.
2.
Thomas
Filch,
78
years;
lif
age,
father
of
lleorge
Flch,,
secretary
lo
.Mayor
Taylor,
.
'dropped,
dead
on
'the
street
'Sunday.
J
TOOK
RINGS!;
damp
clolhj
of
Martin'!
yum
Fort
Street.
Strttt
!
462.
-
,
CONNECT
POWER
AT
SAW
MILL
TODAY
The
Seal
Cove
sawmill
is
having
ils
power
connection
with
the
city
lines
hooked
up
today.
Half
Hut
connected
load
or
about
3(1(1
horse
power
is
being
given
at
this
time.
This
will
enable
the
machinery
of
the
mill
lo
be
turned
over.
The
full
load
of
about
HOI)
hol-se
power
will
Mm
required
about
April
I
when
it
is
proposed
lo
resume
cutting
at
the
mill.
II
was
in
the
fall
of
1112
1
when
the
mill's
power
was
last
disconnected,
Ihe
period
since
then
marking
Hie-lime
of
idleness
at
the
plant.
-.
ir
4
PRINCE
CHARLES
IS
DUE
ABOUT
MARCH
15
be
Placed
on
Queen
Char
lotte
Island
Run
Relieving
John
Which
Will
be
Docked
Thu
.sleamrr-J'riuc''
-Charles.
formerly
St.
Margaret,
.which
."is
lo
enter
C.N.
II.
paseiiger
service
on
Ibis
coasl,
is
cxpevlyd
lo
arrive
at
Vancouver
from
Ihe
Old
Country
about
Atarch
l.
As
soon
as
the
vessel
is
io
.shape
fpr
service,
she
will
be
put
on
the
Vancouver-iJUeeu
Charlotte
ls-luiiils-l'rince
Ituperl
run
to
re
lieve
Hie
Prince
John
which
vill,
l.'e
given
an
exlensivo
overhaul.
baler
in
Hie
year,
it
is
expected.!
the!
the
Prince
Charles
will
be
operated
direct
between
Vaii-
couvur
and
Prince
Ituperl
reliev-
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Dostor
drill.
Third;
Ave.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
rYT
i
wm
hjv
t
irnn
iitf?
ai
n
w-i
Am
mv-t
ORE
TELEPHONES
AND
LIGHT
SERVICES
IN
RUPERT
TO-DAY
THAN
EVER
larthquake
Shook
Whole
of
Eastern
Canada
and
States
Panic
was
Caused
at
Ottawa
:
HI
I
I
n
ni
'
w
vntrm
wvwW
s
were
onanen
ana
in
dome
naces
u
m
vuiru
"fiMUUl
i
lllUL,
T
I
L..
TL
CLL
iL
-
17-
Being
fie
Worst
KEEPING
LOW!
()TT
N
V
March
Ji.
Kuslerii
Canada
mid
Hie
New
l"it(,'-j
Only
Six
and
Seven
Cents
Paid
t.l
;;!
ruitf
uisiriri
a
iar
souui
o
ivriiiurKj
wvre
snaKen
For
First
Class
Fish
Here
xdHliiiiki!
Saliinlu)
iliglil,
which
was
I
lit
severest
in
lhc
Again
Today
iinr
oi
'lie
Dominion
wiisorviuorv
aim
winch
uiiliiorilios
claim
III;
Wtl
Ill
IWO
CeillUIICS.
tin'
utrc
uf
ili-liirhaiico
i
said
lit
have
been
at
the
inuiilh
::
Sagacita
Itiver
in
Uucber,
in
llic
(mlf
of
Ml.
1
Si
ilralh
is
reported
as
a
result
of
Hit)
Ire
mors,
Ihal
jiif
Mi1!.
I'ugene
tin
l
ean,
2.1
miles
1URCHFIRE
AT
MONTREAL
lillrt
'Of
St.
James
Injured
rom
Blaze
Sunday
Morning
Result
of
Earthquake
'
R
lit:
,
llril
.
Mar
.2.
SI.
tin1
episcopal
:r
Catholics
here,
il
with
dcslrnc-lioM
when
a
fir'
il
damaged
flic
III
CXll'lll
of
alimi"
"iionghl
that
lln
liri'ii
mucd
by
oil
'p
dealing
system
w;t
hrokcit
by
lliffli-nlly
Salnnlay
i-mmuml'
f
r
from
tin
fur-
IOT
BROTHER
BECAUSE
DYING
She
Put
Him
Out
of
Mis
Bony
But
Was
Arrested
vivr
from
I'Ji
mm
llivers
wliii,
falling
unconscious
fin
in
I
In-
shock,
died
shortly
afterwards.
There
were
three
shocks
llalilmt
was
slill
of
rrt-l
in
abundance
ai
llic
Fish
K.ehane.'e
ivvrcnei'i
this
morning
anil
prices
coo-
linui'il
low.
Sixteen
American
linals
wen-
in
willi
3,"iO,om
lbs.
wliilc
a
single
Canadian
vessel
had
I.CiiHl
ll.s.
Tli'
following
were
tin
Iraiis-
j
arllun
nf
Hip
day:
'
'
bill'
American
'
t
ft
S
"
'
.1
The
colorful
-ereiuouy
oflhe
Mieiin(f
id
Pailiameiil
at
Uliawa
the
oilier
daj
was
ulteiided
by
more
than
usual
pomp.
Here
is
,-liowu
a
.dcLiclnucnl
of
Priiu
cis
l.iin-e
i)mi,'..oii
(inanls.
which
provided
the
fourteen
outriders
accompanying
liaron
H.vng
rioin
Itideau
Hall
lo
Die
Seoul-
Ch
1
where,
willi
Ihe
reading
of
the
speech
from
the
lliroue,
the
7
session
was
formally
opened.
CONFERENCE
ON
More
Lighl
Connection
and
COAST
SALMON
Telephones
than
ever
before
Those
-Interested
Throughout,
This
Region
-to
Meet'
In
Seattle
DISCUSS
HATCHERIES
British
Columbia
Representa
tives
to
Attend
"as
Well
as
From
Alaska
in
History
of
Prince
Rupert
The
far
I
thai
there
bus
been
an
increase
in
electric
light
and
telephone
accouiils
of
the
city
about
100
in
each
department
during
Ihe
past
twelve
mouths
iiidicates
thai
the
population
of.
Prince
llupcrl
is
on
Hie
increase.
Inure
arc
al
present
lint!
light
accounls
and
1.570
lelepbones
in
.ope.rnlioji,
bo(li
figures
being
higher
than
ever
before
in
the
cilv's
hislorv.
Oiilers
for
OF
RED
ARMY
Russian
War
Minister:
WanU
More
Than
Half
Million
Men
for
Defense
OFFICERS
FROM
MASSES
.MOSCOW.
new
telephones
and
light
eoiiuecliiois
come
in
daily
and.
therel's,or
''runzi
is
a
correspoiuliiig
increase
in
the
number
of
water
coiisiinier.s.
against
the
i
ttt.
..,
.
...
-
..
;
....
i
from
Europe;.
uropcan
.Mar.
2,
in
War
Jlin-
warnilig
Russia
danger
of
an
attack
powers
ured
tho
enlargement
or
Hie
territorial,
forces.
"The
red
army
of
562,-
r00
men
is
iusulllcieul
for
mobil-
ization
purposes
in
the
event
of
J
an
attack."
he
declared
in
an
address
before
the
conference
of
J
communistic
members.
In
lho
army
he
insislud
il
was
necos-
sury
to
have
ollieers
from
Ihav
iniisscs
who
are
loyal
lo
HieZ
Soviet
regime
istic
parly.
and
the
eumniuu-
DEPRESSION
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
Trouble
Said
to
be
Brewing
In
Three
Key
Industries
According
to
American
'
View
LONDON,
Mar.
2.
The
American
Chamber
of
Commerce
irt,
ils
February
suininary
of
conditions
says
there
is
trouble
brewing
in
three
Hrilish
key
indu-""
tries,
mining,
engineering
and
j
railways,
ami
points
nut
that
un-
j
employment
figures
jumped
77,-
!000
over
the
same;
mouth
the
i
previous
vear
anil
now
aggregates
1,230,00(1.
Shipbuilding
is
much
depres
sed,
only
thirty
per,
cent
of
the
available
slips
being
operaled.
The
stock
of
coal
is
large-,
and
the
export
demand
slow.
Thero
is
a
suggestion
of
a
Oovcinmen.
bonus
of
hair
a
crown
a
luu
to
consumers.
WOMAN
KILLED
BY
DETONATING
CAPS
IN
BURNABY
HOME
YANCOUVKH,
Mar.
.
Mrs.
Marie
Finery,
widow
of
a
former
guard
fit
Okalla,
us
killed
al-
ing
the
Prince
Oeurgo
and
most
instantly
yesterday
by
tin
Priuce
Hupert
which
will
be
ply
ing
,lo
Alaska.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
explosion
of
ilcloiiatiiig
cups
in
a
tin
which
she
Iricifto
open
by
throwing
It
lo
tho
.floof
of
the
kitchen
in
herhIivUgllurnaby.
1
IV.