ROTHER
USMAR
rolin
II:
WAS
CHARGED;
lilt
Stand
Trial
For
Manslaugt-
er
Following
Death
of
Boy.
hli'MHi
i
I
en.
0.
-
Follow
In,
-j
v.
..
.
r
:-:
of
1
lie
coroner'
;
lutii
wjlh
respon
r
death
of
Henri
LACK
EVIDENCE
IGAINST
WATSON
"""Be
Against
Former
Seattle
Policeman
Withdrawn
In
Bon
Marcho
Case.
SI-
a
1
1
1
.,.(,.
5,
'i
i,,.
u(r-
'l:t'-
W"--
made
in
emir!
yes-'!
rhio
,-es
against
lloss
;"
:
'
line
of
the
ilefeni-u'
'".uun
Hon
Marehe
:i
tin-
al
(.'ore
roliliery
trial,
1
"
'
ornary
0,
might
he.dis-
""
rn
lurk
of
evidence.
V
-
'i:i
s
exoneralion
in
till"
a,,
D.i
II"
X;:.
Ull'h
il;
I
'
iiiii
mn
n
have
no
direel
i-rfect
'lial'UI.
1
1
r
imi'liriiiiilliiii
ill
-::.
i
mrt
hank
rmihery.
for
now
.being
.held
for
W
ii
xiii)
whs
formerly
lt
mi'in
ie
Si'niHo
police
furcel
iROKE
RECORDS
SKI
JUMPING
Nolson
N
World
for
Distance,
Boating
Professionals
Hi
vi:i,s
i
(iici.
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r.
w.i
a
r
Hevcl-dnkc,'
holder
of
'lie
'
I
I
,
T
h
rlmiMiiliiiolili.
nmn.
Ill'lli
!(!
M'.l
,,f
.fl.(
f..,.
t
,
J,l
Victoria,
0.
I
tin.
Lll.
lailway
is
Closed
as
Result
of
Mud
Slides
in
Kootenay
District
NF.LSON
I
Two
lives
wen;
snuffed
out
iiml
a
ranch
,i,
l
iiyiMi
.-an
Ihe
railway
line
closed
fur
Hie
season
n-U
-m-liilcs
(luring
Hit'
pal
5M
hours
roltowiitg
n
ilnyV
Tlif
'
ia
on
Wednesday
morning
caused
a
-now
slid-'
h
ilrnw
i-
hrd
(III1
raiK'h
houe
of
John
llnvle
at
Quecii-ini-
whe
riK
"i''
portion
rniitniiiing
llovle
mill
his
wilt'
nli
.il
g
'he
upper
scrlinir
where
the
son
and
mtviiii.
-,-
nii-ii
in
uti
.
Tin'
loiter
Iwo
escaped
serious
Injuries
Iml
,.
!
-),'
w'i'
buried,
ami
a
gang
of
!2
men
were,
work
1
:
,C
ad
eight
years
ofl
Hi'.'o
'lB
-scliool.
t.
i
wiH
rhaf&ediwillfi
,
d
on
.limitary
21
ii
scalding
he
suf-'
brother,
pave
hlmjt
school.
luur'Ut'i
physician,
ui.'
Iy
I
ho,
"lad
loid
ill
r
water,"
as
not
.--Kin
m
ulilc.l
lull
flic
ma;
Ii
had
begun
to
1.1'uim
III,,);,,
lU
llVl'tl
t'lifitil'il
liV
.
'
w
.
It
H.V.MO
ft
J
'
ii
a
ImirnainPiil
and
in
"Huso,,,,,.,,!
Pv..,
ii
iiiiiw..!.
a
""nil
i.r
"to
iy,.i
i;.:..,u
inu-
the
IW-UI'1,1
s
,.1,f.w
,
,.
...
-fiuinii
ill
Hill
in
I.,
;,"
r
I''ltl
hy
Henry
Hall
of
'''"Ki.
Hi,.
111V,..
IW1"MI
III
nw.'.l
oT
Ilevclsloko
world
record
1
18
feci,
HOCKEY
SCORES
I
ing
yesterday
In
remove
the
Ions
(
iiiihI
hut
without
finding
tin1
bodies.
Work
was
resumed
As
a
result
of
I
lie
three
big
on
the
Kaslo
and
Xakusp
of
the
C.I'.
II.
Hie
Kaslo
it
nil
Sloean
service
will
he
discontinued
for
the
winter.
FORCED
TO
LAND
AFTER
FLYING
TO
WESTERN
AFRICA
I'AHIS.
Feb.
5.
T.apl.
I,
eMail
us
and
Lieul.
Ac
rnrlmril,
French
.-aviators,
who
left
Klampcs
yesterday
with
-
the
intention
of
making
a
non-slop
flight
to
Dakar
in
Freluich
West
Africa,
were
forced
to
laud
yesterday
after
flying-
over
miles.
They
were
131
miles
from
Iheir
declination
when
Ihey
alighted.
MILBANK
SOUND
BUOY
IS
REPORTED
ADRIFT
Lighthouse
Tender
Newlngton,
In
Command
of
Capt.
Joe
Peterson,
Sailed
This
Mornlna
to
Localo
It.
III,,
litthlhousf
lender
New
inuioti
sailed
this
morning
for
Milhauk
Sound
where
it
will
eu
dciivor
to
locate
the
Vancouver
rock
light
buoy,
which
was
re
norlcd
adrift
al
I
he
first
of
Hi
week
bv
Caul.
A.
K.
Dickson
ol
I
In
Union
steamer
Canleua.
I
he
w.uiiiL.iioi
is
Icninorarily
in
command
tif
(Japl.
Peterson
ininlcr
of
t
lie
llirnie.
Iler
regu
lar
skhmer,
Caul,
Harry
Ormi
Ion.
is
expected
hack
al
I
ho
first
of
the
week
Troiii
Victoria
where
he
we.nl
to
attend,
the
funeral
oT
i.
u
I.,.,.
Hi,.
iv
lh,
lale
Caul.
Silas
III.-'
n"i
ev
f
'
Onnlston.
JACK
MILLER
FOUND
GUILTY
CONNECTION
WITH
RUM
RUNNING
i,.,.i
Miili.i".
formerly
of
Ibis
clly,
has
been
coiivicled
on
four
counts
in
l.os
Angeles
in
eon-
iN.r.li.,n
wilh
an
alleged.
lliiior
siniwglini;
conspiracy
from
Can
...i..
I.,
i
1
1
r,
ii'ii
in.
lie.
together
it.
i.i
I,.
"....
iii,
n
number
of
his
associates
who
were
also
found
g"iHy,
w'"
,
i,..tii,.ii
come
up
roe
seiucun-
uu
ary
'..
.
INDIAN
LEGISLATURE
RETALIATORY
BILL
DCr.lll.
Feb.
G.--A
hill
propos
I
in
t
ion
against
Hi'iU
Pllllll
I
flOS
it
n.l
Hie
Uniled
Stales
,.i,i..i.
in.ni
ihe
iieonle
of
India
mi
inferior
race,
was
adople
yesterday
hy
the
hegl-lature.
EQUIPMENT
IS
EXPECTED
HERE
AT
ENDOF
WEEK
Actual
Work
on
Elevator
Will
Have
Commenced
by
This
Tims
Next
Week
It
Is
Thought
V.
C.
Ainell
s
dredging
cipiip-
nienl
which
will
he
used
in
cou-
iiecliou
With
the
litlihliiig
of
the
wharf
for
Ihe
grain
elevaior
here,
is
ex
per
led
lo
nrrie
from
Vancouser
Inwards
the
end
of
Ihe
week.
As
much
of
the
gen-
al
e(iiipnienl
as
posihle
for
Hie
job
of
foundation
building
as
.vol
I
as
the
wharf
will
he
sent
north
on
Ihe
dreilues
by
Ihe
.or-Ihern
Crfinslruclion
Co.
it
is
an
ticipated.
Actual
work
will
have
com
menced
by
this
tune
next
week.
it
is
expected,
RAILWMTRACK
IS
NOW
CLEARED
Train
From
the
East
Hill
Arrlvo
About
9
Ton'qht
And
One
For
the
East
Will
Leave
Shortly
After
I
lie
lour
ilay.
lie-un,
oi
laihvav
between
Kwinilsa
and
Auisluiry
on
lureounl
of
snow
lides
and
drifts
was
ended
tins
morning
when
ine
roiary
piow
thai,
had
been
working
from
this
end
got
through
and
llu
west
bound
passenger
train,
which
has
I
i
wailing
al
I'aciric,
was
ilesnalclleil
lo
Prince
lluperl.
It
was
slated
al
the
of
lice
of
Hit'
general
suiieriulendenl
al
noon
thai
the
train
from
the
has
I.
would
be
in
between
H
and
II
o.
lock
lonight,
probably
nearer
eialil
o'clock.
Ihe
train
for
Ihe
Has!
will
leave
soon
alter
thai
from
the
Fast
arrives.
II
Is
over
five
Hays
now
ince
Ihcre
has
been
a
train
in,
from
Ihe
Fast
and
il
was
last
Saturday
thai
Ihe
lasl
one
leTti
here
fur
Ihe
Cast.
The
company
Intends
to
keep
lis
snow
plowing
eiuipment
near
Kwinilsa
until
all
danger
of
further
tie-ups
from
snow
is
removed.
Fred
Weaver,
American-
vice-
consul
here,
is
leaving
tomorrow
for
Vancouver
en
route
lo
Cor
till
ii
where
h"
is
lo
assume
the
posilon
of
vice-consul.
ciM'd
in
large
numbers
telling
f
successful
Irans-Allanljc
raiismission
,by
the
Moncton
latiiui
of
the
Canadian
.National
tailways
on
numerous
occa
sions.
So
Hie
voice
which
went
ipiiv-
eruig
oul
over
I
lie
Allanm
was
Hie
voire
of
Canada
speaking
lo
Ihe
.Motherland,
a
voice,
that
was
caught
up
in
London
by
Hie
powerlul
stations
of
the
Iliitish
hroadcasling
company
and
re-
'iroadcasli'd
from
that
station
throughout
the
lliilish
Isles.
Value
of
Wireless
Sir
Henry
in
the
message
which
was
delivered
for
him
as
one
of
he
features
of
Ihe
program,
says
ii
part.
"
The
experiment
we
are
-onducliug
lonigld
shows
Ihu
value
of
Ihe
wireless
In
bring
ing
large
enterprises
such
as
Ihe
Canadian
National
llailways
into
close
coulacl
wilh
Ihe
slaff
and
the
public.
Here
in
Canada
with
our
vasi
ami
wiueiy
iiiiug
ran
way
mileage,
we
find
wireless
of
ureal
value
in
maintaining
a
human
coulacl
between
the
ad-
luinislralioii
and
our
men.
For
after
all
i
ho
success
of
any
large
transportation
undertaking
depends
upon
Hie
goodwill
of
Hie
public
and
Ihe
loyal,
enthusiastic
support
of
Ihe
staff."
Land
Of
Opportunity
"Allempls
have
been
made
in
co-lain
quarlers
in
Creat
Hrilain
lo
discredit
Hie
name
of
Canada
ami
to
discourage
inimigralion
front
the
l
ulled
Kingdom
lo
Canada,
said
Sir
Henry.
"As
one
who
has
lived
anion'.'
you
over
there,
as
one
who
has
coine
lo
know
you
and
lo
love
you
well,
give
ypu
my
assurance
based
upon
thorough
know-lcdgo
of
conditions
in
Great
Hrilain
and
in
Canada,
thai
Can
ada
is
sill
llu
land
of
great
opportunities.
For
the
man
and
the
woman
not
afraid
lo
work,
there
are
in
Camilla
opporluui
ties
lo
he
found
nowhere
else
In
the
world."
After
a
firm
declaration
uf
his
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
nrtd
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
wwhar
at
Anytime.
parties.
fsuntf
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rap,
apply
to
Boston
and
uiu
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
P1UXCK
JtllMIltT,
H.C.,
TKlillSDAY,
FKUHUAHY
5,
Wo.
VMttrdty't
Circulation
1T2t.
lr
Mm
Bit
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
iAKM
"'ii'
ARRANGEMENTS
OPENING
OF
MILL
NO
WSLIDES,
FOLLOWING
THAW,
TAKE
TOLL
OF
LIFE
IN
SLOGAN
COUNTRY
Marshal
Jollre,
known
during
t
he
war
us
(he
"Lion
of
France,"
is
shown
wilh
his
wife
al
their
newly
erected
home,
which
stands
on
a
plaleau
overlooking
Paris.
From
left
to
right
are
shown:
Dr.
Lnpeyre,
Mile,
.loffre,
Murshall
Juffre,
Mine.
Joffre,
Mine.
Keiupf.
Slandiug
are
Mine.
I.ypeyre
and
Monsieur
Kempf.
Sir
Henry
Thorntons
Message
to
People
of
Great
Britain
is
Broadcasted
to
Them
by
Radio
'
'
M()Nt;TN.
N.H:,
Feb.
5.
-
"Canada
wants;
no
oilier
flug
than
Ihe
I
nion
.lack
uml
wauls
iiOiollier
fprjn
,
of.
gineniineiil
lhaii
thai
which
siibsMs
under
Ihe
Ihrone
of
(ireal
Mritain,'
declared
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornloni
ehairman
1410
1
presidenl
uf
lln
Canadian
Xnlioiial
llailways,
in
a
message
.s'enl
oul
from
ladii
Inliou
('MIA
in
u
broadcast
which
forged
u
now
link
in
l.'n
bond
of
I'liipjic-
which
joins
Canada
lo
(he
Molhcrlaml.
11
wa
Ihe
fii
I
real
allcmpl
of
any
luliou
in
Canadu
lo
broadcast
u
concert
dusigned
entirely
for
Ihe.
eiilerlaiiinioiit
of
li-.teiieis-in
U
Hie
oilier
side
of
the
Atlantic.
j
-
It
was
made,
pimildu
by
Hi'?,
belief
in
the
grealne.ss
of
Can-
messages
winch
nave
neen.
re-
ada.
Sir
Henry
coiilnnied.
"Or
lale
there
have
been
some
recurrences
of
those
rumors
reflecting
upon
the
fidelity
of
Canada
to
the
Itritish
throne,
II
has
been
my
opportunity
to
visit
every
part
of
Canada
every
year
and
I
can
assure
you
thai
Can-
ida
wauls
no
other
flag,
than
Die
L'u
Ion
.luck;
that
she
wants
no
other
form
of
government
Hum
Dial
which
subsists
under
Hie
Ihrone
of
Hrilain
and
that
Can
ada
is
as
loyal
lojhe
l.mpin
In
lay
as
she
was
in
the
summer
of
ItMl,
when,
win
or
lose,
she
threw
all
her
resources,
men.
money
and
materials,
iulo
(lie
Minnie
struggle
(ireal
Hrilain
was
forced
lo
ligui
lor
nonor
s
sake."
In'
conclusion
Hie
orcshlcnl
aid:
"I
hope
you
will
all
enjoy
our
concert
ami
nun
we
in
i.au-
mla
may
see
many
of
you
before
Hi),
year
is
oul.
In
Canada
you
will
find
much
of
interest
in
all
Iho
acliviles
of
I
i
To
and
alluring
Meld
for
industrial
enter-prlse."
SWANSONBAY
MILLLEASED
Operations
To
Be
Continued
By
Southern
Alberta
Lumber
Company.
Word
brought
to
the
eily
on
the
steamer
i'rince
Huperl
yes
terday
aflernooii
was
lo
Mie
ef
fect
that
Hie
lumber
mill
of
the
Whalen
1'ulii
&
Paper
Co.,
al
Swanson
Hay,
had
been'
leased
for
a
period
of
Hirer
mouths
to
Hie
Southern
Alhertu
Cumber
Co.,
and
that
operations
are
lo
be
continued.
Al
the
end
lif
the
lliree
inonlhs,
il
Unexpected
Hie
lease
will
be
renewed
or
cutlln
continued
Under
Mm
reeeivcrshl'
which
has
been
in
effect
for
the
past
year
over
all
the
Whalen
plunts
on
Iho
coast
Representative
of
Mill
Owners
Discussed
With
City
Council
Water,
Power
and
Assessment
J.
A.
Ward
Hell,
jcprcsenling
the
new
owners
uf
the
Prince
lluperl
mill,
niel
Ihe
members
of
Hie
vily
council
la.it
night
informally
and
laid
before
them
the
situation
in
connection
with
the
operalion
of
Ihe
mill
here.
He
discussed
with
thorn
the
ipies-
lou
of
wider
supply,
power
and
a
fixed
assessment
on
the
plant.
Mr.
Hell
said
he
was
given,
u
fair
hearing
and
his
proposals
were
promised
eareiiu
cynsiiicraiion.
.Members
of
the
council
.bowed
IlicniscJves,
desirous
of
co-opera
ting
lo
secure,
tin
agree
ment
which
would
prove
satisfactory.
This
agreement
may
have
tu
be
submitted
lo
the
people.
.Mr.
lh-ll
will
be
in
the
city
for
I
I'll
days
and
during
that
lime
will
probably
discus
Hie
mutlei
further
wilh
I
In;
council.
iirnnp
ftRTTrtrkriirknTt
Arriving
will,
Ur.
1MI
yes-!
WP.Kfr
M
K
IKKK
1
lerday
from
Ihe
south
was
D.;
ii-.-a-
ii-Ju
maas
D.
McMaster,
superinlendent
of;
t
lie
plant,
ami
two
or
three
men
Bodies
Found
Burled
In
Shallow
who
will
be
employed
there
Oilier
men
required
will
be
so-cured
locally.
Work
is
cum.-
niencinj;
at
once
on
the
recon
;rrsn
for
three
hours
and
a
half.
Al
its
ronclusion,
Mr.
Hell
"was
'oM
that
Hie-
eity's
answer
would
be
made
In
n
few
days,
Outlnes
Plans
and
Ihe
treatment
given
them
here
would
influence
them
lare-
y
in
connection
with
it.
Al
present,
the
company
would
purchase
ils
logs
rallier"
thani
culling
from
ils
own
limits.
John
Smith
ami
himself
were
the
only
ones
inlcresieii
in
ine
concern
and
it
was
an
operating
proposi
tion
ami
not
a
promolin.?
plan.
In
connection
witli
the
possi
bility
of
erecting
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
here,
Mr.
Hell
said
it
would
take
six,
seven
or
eight
million
dollars
and
il
was
difficult
(o
induce
people
to
put
that
much
money
into
it
just
now.
He
was
satisfied,
however,
that
I
Ii
1
could
be
done
and
that
it
was
suited
only
for
pulp
pur
poses.
WON
RACE
AND
CARRIED
HOME
CRIPPLED
DOQ
TIM-:
PAS,
Man.,
Feb.
5.
Fmile
St.
(ioddard,
18
years
or
nge,
won
Ihe
eighth
annual
dog
derby
over
a
.'Ul
mile
non-slop-course,
llrrtviug
here
last
night
at
U.35,
and
carrying
one
of
Mie
dogs,
which
was
crippled,
on
Mie
sled.
TWO
CHILDREN
REPLAYED
GAMES
IN
CUP
COMPETITION
LONDON,
Feb.
5.
-
lleplaycd
games
in
Hie
second
round
of
the
F.nglish
cup
competition
yesterday
were
as
follows:
Kverlon,
'.;
Sunderland,
I.
Portsmouth,
0;
lHackburn,
0.
lllaekpool,
!i;
Hradfonl,
I.
Hollon.
0;
Tdllenhani,
1,
Advert
Ue
in
tho
Daily
N'ew
Grave
at
Los
Angeles
Victims
of
Foul
Play.
ditioning
of
the
null,
in
order
I.OS.
ANCF.l.F.S.
Feb.
5.
tndi-
thai
it
may
be
ready
for
opera-jcalions
that
May
and
Nina
Mar-lion
al
as
early
n
dale
as
pos-itln,
twelve
ami
oighl
year
bl
sil!e.
jaijc
fesiect
fully,
vlio
diaappear-
Thc
eonferencij
last
night
be-0)i
f,0m
home
here
last
Auguiit,
ween
Mr.
Hell
and
the
members
an,
whose
bodies
were
found
ii,
ine
cuy
council
was
m
iiru-jyenieriJay
In
a
shallow
gravo,
hud
been
at
lacked
and
slain,
were
revealed'
bydpnuty""i!heriffs
who
are
workfns;
on
Ihe
case
The
hunt
ks
being
directed
to
finding-
clews
which
may
indi-
'In
outlining
his
plans
to
the
ca(e
(hose
responsible
for
doing
council,
-Mr.
Hell
said
that,
while.
away
wi!h
the-children,
il
was
the
intention
at
present!
,
-r;
lo'
cut
lumber
and
to
put
in
n
iio'x
factory
and
shingle
mill,
Ihe
ultimate
plan
was
10
inslal
a
pulp
and
possibly
a
paper
mill.
Ibis
would
lake
a
lot
of
money
SAYS
INNOCENT
KILLING
WOMAN
Manheart
Had
Been
Drinking
for
Two
Weeks
and
Does
Not
Know
What
Was
Doing
SKATTI.F,
Feb.
Manheart,
arrested
5,
Klmer
here
in
con-
.....,.!
nection
with
the
death
of
Mrs.
Morley
oT
Victoria,
claims
that
he
is
iunoej'ul
hut
the
taxicab
driver
says
he
is
pretty
sure
prisoner
was
the
same
man
who
was
with
Mrs.
Morley
in
Ihe
taxi.
Manheart
inltuilled
to
the
police
thai
he
.had
known
Mrs.
Morley
Mince
1!)23
um
had
considered
her
his
sweetheart
at
one
lime.
He
said
he
had
been
would
be
the
economical
method
drinking
hard
for
two
weeks
and
of
handling
the
timber,
,5
per
cent
of
which
in
this
district
did
not
reinendier
where
he
had
been
or
what
he
had
done.
lie
refused
to
say
anything
further.
;IB0RR0W
MONEY
FROM
ENGLAND
Return
of
Pound
to
Par
Will
Result
In
Cash
Coming
to
This
Country
OTTAWA,
Feb,
5.
-With
the
approach
of
a
par
poilnd
sterling
it
is
probable
Ihe
Dominion
will
resume
Ihe
pre-war
custom
oT
obtaining
most
of
her
capital
in
Hie
Loudon
market,
it
was
staled
here.
Depreciation
of
ster
ling
resulted
in
Canada
seeking
money
in
New
York.
HOTELS
CANNOT
TURN
COLORED
PEOPLE
AWAY
LONDON,
Fell.
5.
The
licensing
board
warned
hole!
keepers
against
refusing
accommodation
In
colored
people.
This
U
Ihe
result
of
the
refusal
of
a
colored
mail
and
woman
from
a
croWn
colony
whom
the
chairman
of
the
board
characterized
iu
charming
cul
lured
people.