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political
oration
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provision
for
tin
application
oT
Hie
vriumiiiic
ami
military
.sane-lions
in
every
future
war.
.NKVA
Mar.
13,--
I
In;
lie-lialiof
Hie
iMnirietrTTf
the
League
if
Naliiuii
tm
the
pi'iif
urol
emleil
his
moruini;
wilh
Hie
ailopti'"1
if
a
proposition
o
refer
the
!trili,h
rejection
to
Hie
Jiexl
s-
seinhly.
Austen
I'liaiuherlain
le-
r
la
red
that
he
in-ccpteil
Hie
reso
lution
and
reilerafed
that
ftrilain
vas
firmly
nllached
lo
the
prin-
i-iple
of
arliil
ration
ami
disar-
maiiieiit,
rejeclinp
H'
measure
inly
hecailse
the
league
and
eov
-
4-ii
it
t
1
1
il.ef
appeared
heller
H'lialifieil
lo
tlcfeiid
those
tiriu-
fiplcs.
'
PAIIIS.
Mar.
13.
The
view
generally
evpiessed
here
is
Ihal
'.hainherlain
in
fcllliin,'
Hie
p
ro
ot
nearly
killed
Hie
League
of
Nations.
Spun:
newspapers
udmil
that
cKilaiu
criticisms
were
jus
tified
hut
claim
the
prolnrol
couhl
he
perfeeletl
lo
meet
llieni.
'The
I
nilli
is,"
says
I.oeuvre.
'Ilial
l'ii(.'aml
rejecls
the
protocol
hecause
Hie
liomiiiious
tfr-
tiered
her
lo."
Presented
In
October
The
draft
or
the
protocol
on
arbitration
ami
security
was
presented
I"
the
assembly
ol
Hi"
League
of
Nations
for
approval
on
(Iclolitr
1
or
last
year,
accompanied
hya
(jcncral
report,
historical
uud
aual.vlical
in
re-ganl
lo
the
future.
The
follow-
iui'
day
it
was
unanimously
re
solved
Ihal
all
slalcs'he
asked
lo
accept
il.
II
was
pointed
oul
al
Hie
time
that
while
nol
u
siiiL'h'
stale
reoresenlctl
at
the
leauue
abstained
from
support
illi'
the
resolution,
it
would
have
lo
lie
ralHied
by
Hie
parliaments
or
a
got
il
many
countries.
(In
October
K
Hie
labor
Koveiii
men
I
was
defeated
and
Hie
Tol
lowing
day
Ihe
llrilish
pari
ia
inenl
was
ilissidvetl.
an
election
followed
and
Hie
Labor
ffovcrn
iiirnl
went
out
of
existence.
Aim
of
Protocol
Tim
oiiilocol
oicamlile
set
oul
Mini
one
of.
its
iiurnoses
was
Ihe
realization
of
a
reiliicliou
of
na
Honararmamenls
lo
Ihe
lowest
itoiiil
eonsislent
willi
national
safely
ami
Ihe
cnrorcemerit
by
.
t
.
i
ii
i
coininoii
acilou
-in
iiiu-rmiiuini
oblivratious.
The
most
imiioilanl
clauses
were
ileskMied
lo
lulerprul
am
slri-iiL-llicn
Hie
covenant
of
Iho
Leatfiie
of
Nalions
and
provide
syslem
for
arbilralion
of
all
or
anv
t'llsoiiles.
thus
navintr
llio
way
lo
whal
Premier
Urinrn
spoke
of
ns
"making
war
on
war."
The
sijjnalnry
slates
were
In
nftrec
in
no
case
lo
resort
lo
4f
J
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
5
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dunclm?
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
invwhere
at
Anytime.
dingr
parties.
tni
Royal
Hotel.
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Bosti'
and
n
a.
flrill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
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PH1NCK
IllPEHT,
H.C.,
FIUHAY.
MARCH
la,
11123.
TttUrdaf'i
Circulation
166S
trot
U'M
433.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
THE
JAPANESE
LINERS
PACIFIC
TRADE
NEXT
TWO
YEARS
SKATTLK.
.Mar.
III.
-Nine
huge
Japanese
liners
are
hcin
btiill
in
Ihe
next
tvvn
years
at
a
cnsl
of
85II.1MI0
lo
ply
on
Hie
Iransparfic
route,
according
lo
a
ilt'spaO'li
to
i'ic
Si-allle
Times.
WHEAT
PRICE
FALLS
FAST
Frsnzlcd
Session
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange;
Quotations
Down
13!2o
WINNIPEG,
Mar.
13.
In
one
of
the
most
frenzied
sessions
of
trading
In
many
months,
wheat
prices
today
fell
13'2
cents
on
the
extreme
bulge
this
morning.
Around
noon
May
deliveries
recovered
two
cents
of
the
loss.
TRADES
AND
LABOR
i
y
i
COUNCIL
MEETING
Conditions
at
Elevator
Reported
to
he
Satisfactorily
Adjusted
G.W.V.A.
Memorial
Approved
A
regular
niei-tina
of
Hit
I'l-ades
iV
Labor
Houueil
was
held
ist
niylil
in
the
Carpenters'
Hall,
a
lai'sc
alleudaiice
oT
liii-iu
hers
heiiiy
present
wilh
I'rosi-
leul
S.
H.
Macdoiiald
in
Hie
hair.
As
usual,
various
niallers
pcrlniiiitiff
lo
Hit;
vveirare
of
labor
in
Hie
cily
were
discussed.
A
.communication
was,
read
rroni
the
Ureal
War
Nelerans
Assix'lation
retueslin
assistance
Inwards
eslalilishiug
a
memorial
for
all
men.
from
this
city
who
fell
in
Ihe
(ileal
War.
Tim
sec
retary
-was
authorized
lo
Three
copies
of
Iho
autobio
graphy
of
Samuel
(lumpers,
lain
president
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
were
ordered.
One
will
be
for
Ihe
purposes
u'
Hie
council
ilself,
anolher
will
go
to
the
l'rincn
lluperl
library
and
(he
third
will
be
placed
in
Ihe
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Hall.
Correspondence
and
telegrams
between
Iho
council
ami
Fred
Slork,
M.I'.,
the
Minister
of
Labor
and
T.
Harrison,
provincial
wage
officer,
regarding
con-dilioiis
at-the
elevator
were
submitted
to
tin-
meeting
and
the
executivo
reported
that
the
matter
had
been
satisfactorily
ad-julsed
and
Ihal
Ihe
Job
was
now
being
i-tniduelcil
fairly.
LEAGUE
Here
is
Mrs.
.
(iuniierson,
who
won
llio
cross-country
ski
race
al
Iti
flf
k
.
ll.C.
during
lhc
annual
compftilion
held
Iliero
rccOnlly.
PRICE
OFFISH
WASDAZZL1NG
li.ric.
ami
Hose
Soil.
1
1.000
poumls,
al
Ki.ru-
and
0.5c
lo
I
In
Ho.val
Fish
"
W.T..
li.oiin
pininds.
al
ln.5i
ami
li.5c
to
Ihe
Alliu
Fisheries.
TERRACE
YOUTH
LOSES
FOUR
FINGERS
IN
AN
BOARD
OF
TRADE
WANTS
VICE-PRESIDENT
ROBB
i
Over
Eighteen
Cents
Paid
for,
First
Class
to
Two
Boats
'
This
Morning
I'rict-s
vvliicli
are
tlescribeil
liy
flu-
buyers
as
bciiifc;
dazzling
T
wort'
paid
for
lialihul
olfered
at
fiie
Fish
-icliaug(
llys
morning.
-Vnierican
tirices
weie
as
iinh
as
lx.it-
while
Canuiliuus
all
iot
over
ioc
lor
nrsi
ciass
nsii
Ainerican
boals
lamled
Ol.SOi)
piMiutls
ami
Canadians,
51,000
pounds
---a
Inlal
for
Ihe
day
oT
!or.oilii
poumls.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Allu,
12,000
pounds,
al
10.2c
ami
Tic,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
l
ish
Cold
Stjrnge
Co.
Star.
7.0U0
pountls,
and
Knreka
r.5(M)
pounds,
al
IK.lc
and
Cc,
!
Hie
At
I
itt
l
ishcries.
Cannd'an
Joe
Maker,
1.500
pounds,
a,
Hie
and
Oc;
Weslerner.
U.OOO
poumls,
al
li.2o
ami
(ic,
and
Dolphin,
1.0MI
pountls,
al
Ili.Mc
and
lie,
lo
Hie'lioolh
Fisherie-Cauailiau
Co.
.
Tom
lie,
'
1,500
poumls;
Hingo
t
,00(1
poumls,
anit
AVIiite
Lily
:i.
lion.
niniiiiN.
at
to.
c
and
(c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian'
Fish
&
Cold
Slor-afre
Co.
Alii
'8.00(1
pounds
al
-I'i.tc
am
ACCIDENTjNSAVMILL
Itillv
Vaiulerlip
was
brought
lo
the
cily
on
fins
into'iiings
train
from
Terrace
by
his
father
Tor
ndmisinn
lo
Ihe
(ieneral
Ilosti-I
al.
On
Thursday
afternoon.
Hie
young
man
had
Ihe
misforluui;
lo
have
rour
oT
his
ringers
cul
orr
in
Ihe
planer
al
Ihe
Lillle
sawmill,
lie
is
under
Ihe
care
oT
Dr.
.1.
A.
West.
TO
COME
TO
THIS
CITY
The
Hoard
of
Trade
has
telegraphed
lo
Vice-President
Ilobli
or
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hail-ways
who
is
al
present
in
Vancouver
asking
him
lo
return
by
way
.of
PrU'ce
lluperl
lo
enable
the
Hoard
lo
discuss
mailers
of
mutual
interest
with
him.
-t-
!
PROTEST
TELEGRAM
SENT
TO
GENERAL
MANAGER
WARREN
The
Hoard
oT
Trade
last
night
seut-u
wire
to
A.
V..
Warren,
gent
nil
mana'r-rer
oT
Hie
western
revinii.-
(
'no
nd
inn
'
a
I
Irtft'at
'
Itailw.'iys,
proles!
ing
ill
the
derision
to
delay
the
inauguration
uf
Iht
daily
train
service
Ibis
year.
If
was
pointed
out
thai
Ihe
delay
would
work
a
hardship
on
ifie
fishing
industry.
Vessels
would
sell
their
calehes
al-olher
ports
and
no
steady
delivery
of
fish
could
be
expected
-here
until
Hie
daily
train
vvarf
put
inlo
effect.
'
The
mailer
will
be
discussed
with
him
when
he
arrives
FREIGHT
RATES
RETARDING
B.C.
Province
Would
Have
Double
Present
Population
Were
It
Not
for
Discrimination
VANCOFVI'.ll.
March
la.
"llrilish
Columbia
couhl
have
and
would
have
double
Ihe
popu
lation
were
it
not
for
Ihe
cir
cumscribing
effect
or
itiscrim-
iualorv
freight
rales,"
Premiei
Oliver
declared
yesterday
before
Ihe
Young
Liberal
Association,
when
criticizing
Iho
advertising
published
by
Hie
.C.P.H.
tleajju
wilh
freight
rales,
as
telling
only
pari
of
the
truth
of
Ihe
mallei
Ilererriug
lo
Ihe
slaleiuenl
ii
a.lvei-Mscnienls
regarding
grain
rales,
tie
said:
"for
uumiligaln
L'all
these
slalenienls
exceed
anything
1
evr
lieanl
of.
"
PRINCE
CHARLES
IS
EXPECTED
HERE
SOON
New
C.N.R.
Coasting
Vessel
Should
Arrivo
at
Vancouver
on
March.
20
or
soon
After
No
further
definite
word
hai
veL
been
received
as
lo
when
Ihe
new
C.N.H.
steamer
Princ
Charles
will
arrive
on.
the
coast
from
Ihe
Old
Country
It
is
ex
peeled,
however,
Ihal
she
will
hi
al
Vancouver
by
March
20
or
soon
aflor.
The
Prince
Charles
is
a
vessel
somewhat
similar
In
lines
lo
the
Prince
Albert
but
bus
more
passenger
carrying
an
coinmoilation.
OF
NATIONS
TTORNEY
GENERAL
WOULD
HAVE
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
FUNCTION
PIVLLIVU
Ul
UZHtUU
I
IULULVL
Causes
Sensation
and
France
Declares'
Nearly
Killed
League
ill
I
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LIKtLi
rol,
"We
ilini'l
consider
it
in
the
interests
of
Canada,
the
Hrilish
I'll
i
pi
ir
lie
I
lie
League
iif
Nation'.,
itself
lo
rrronuiicml
(o
I'ai-lia-1
incut
adherence
to
tin
protocol
I
ith
one
another
except
In
assistance,
against
ac's
of
agyressiuu
or
when
acting
in
agiet-menl
vvilli
1
Jie
League
of
Nal
mus.
Scnalor
D.induiaiid
al
thai
linn'
tfrclarrd
thai
Canada
would
support
llio
protocol
ami
commented
on
flic
Tact
that
t.S.
was
not
a
parly
lo
it.
4
-t
HERE
Proposal
for
Policing
of
City
to
be
done
by
the
Provincial
Force
Plebiscite
of
People
may
be
Taken
when
Fuller
Information
is
Secured
by
Commission
Members
of
the
police
commission
al
Hie
regular
monthly
iiiccling
vcslenJay
afternoon
expressed
Ihefnseives
as'
being
in
favor
uf
submitting
a.
plebiscite
lo
Hie
public
on
the
question
of
abolishing
Ihe
cily
force
and
turning
Ihe
policing
of
Ihe
cily
over
lo
the
provincial
police.
Nu
definite
action
was
taken,
however,
pending
Hit-
receipt
of
liirlher
information
from
the
government
on
the
possibilities
of
such
a
change
and
how
the
cost
would
com
pan?
with
th?
syslem
now
in
vogue.
Tin-
mailer
came
up
when
u
leller
from
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-
atlorney
general,
replying
lu
I
--r
the
complaint
of
Ibis
city
re-
gar'ding
the
deductions
from
liuor
profits
and
ti.e
sugges
tion
Ihal
overlapping
of
the
city
ami
proviuc'nil
pulice
nienitious
he
eliminated
was
read.
Tliisi
Malstiui
were
negotiating
Willi
a
ievv
to
making
Hit?
change.
The
'illnrnev
treneral
expressed
the
belief
thai
economy
might
be
effected
ami
greater
efficiency
ob
tained
Willi
Hie
single
force.
-
Must
Observe
Law
As
for
Hie
interference
in
Hie
iilminislration
of
Ihe
(ovcrn-
menl
Liipjor
Act,-
Mr.
.Malison
staled
that
it
was
not
the
desire
oT
Ihe
provincial
police
lo
put
men
in
where
there
was
a
municipal
force
but
Ihe
Lhpior
Act
must
be
observed
ami
the
provincial
police
was
al
liberty
lo.
step
in
where
Ihe
situation
was
deemed
to
be
oul
of
hand.
C
o
in
m
issioner
Montgomery
tatetl
that
he
would
be
agree
able
lo
the
abolition
of
Hie
cily
force
but
Ihe
ipieslion
was
one,
he
fell,
thai
should
be
derided
by
Ihe
public
ami
nol
the
conclus
ion,
lie
thought
the
cost
of
the
new
sysieni
ougiu
lo
tie
ascei-
laineil
so
Ibeit;
would
be
something
tangible
to
put
before
Ihe
ncoi.le.
Commissioner
Coombs
I
greed
Willi
Hie
idea
of
pull
111
II
ladei-
before
the
people.
Definite
action
was
deferred
until
next
meeting
so
that
fur
ther
details
respecting
Hit
linnge
might
be
obtained.
PRIEST
KILLED
SELF
DECLARE
OFFICIALS
Saturated
Body
In
Kerosono
and
Then
Applied
Match,
Ac
cording
to
Soviet
h'IF.V,
Fkraine.
Mar.
CI.
So
viet
authorities
declare
I-allier
Fetloiikov
itch.
Cnlholie
priest.
previously
reported
to
have
been
burned
alive
by
agenls
of
the
secret
police,
actually
killed
him
self
by
saturating
his
body
wilh
kerosene
mid
applying
a
malch.
They
state
thai
Ihe
act
was
prompt
ed
by
llireiilening
leller
received
from
other
priests,
who
took
exception
to
his
communication
with
the
Pope
in
which
ho
urged
the
Vatican
to
prevent
the
polish
priesthood
imlulgiuig
in
uliti-Sov
let
propaganda.
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Harge
Co.'s
steamer
Amur
js
due
in
port
from
lhc
south
this
HELD
PRISONERS
eommiiuicaiinu
stated
ttiat
an!
amentlmenl
to
the.
"Police
anil
j
Provincial
I'tasons
Act"
jntw
.
iiaie
it
sjl'le
for
Ihe
policing
of
a
nnini-
cioalily
lo
be
fakeo
over
by
Ihe
ON
LONELY
ISLE
Police
Officers
Re-
pos-1
turned
to
City
AfterUnlque
mission
Down
Coast
provincial
force.
Already
North
J
Provincial
Constables
Saint
Cowiclian,
Merrill,
Duncan
and
ami
Collins
returned
to
the
city
last
nteht
after
a
trip
to
J'ort
Stevens
on
Plf
Island
when?
they
rescued
a
couple
of
men
wlio
claim
they
have
been
held
in
virtual
captivity
for
the
past
five
monfhs
by
a
hand
logseP
who
fed
them
nothing
and
threatened
to
murder
them
if
they
attempted
to
escape.
It
seems
that
the
two
men
wero
brought
to
Port
Stevens,
by
the
,
man
in
question
on
tne
pretext
of
giving
them
employment.
I
Jelling
them
there,
and
control-
ling
all
means
of
transportation,
.
he
practically
held
them
as
prls-
oners.
They
were
able
.to
eko
oul
an
existence
on
what-
foo't
they
could
rustle
such
as
clams
ami
finally
managed
to
smuggle
a
letter
out
to
the
provincial
police
telling
of
their
plight.
The
police
are
now
endeavorirug
tp
bring
Ihe
orfender
to
Justice
is
said
that
lie
previously
practised
similar
treatment
with
other
men.
TAKE
VOTE
ON
ANNEXATION
Taylor's
Scheme
for
Greater
Vancouver
to
no
Before
the
People
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
13.
Mayor
Taylor's
scheme
for
Hie
annexation
or
Son
Hi
Vancouver
to
the
cily
will
be
siibmilled
to
the
ratepayers
of
both
territories
In
Hie
form
of
a
plebiscite,
il
was
derided
yeslenlay.
II
is
possible
that
Point
Orev
residents
also
will
vote
on
the
question
al
Iho
same
tune.
TICKETS
OF
CAP
FLOOD
AND
OFFICER
OF
ROVER
RETURNED
Certificates
of
Capl,
J.
J.
Flood
ami
First
Ofricer
S.
H,
Siiunis
of
Ihe
C.O.M-M
steamer
Canadian
Hover
were
ordered
returned
by
Wreck
Commissioner
J.
I).
McPherson
following
an
enquiry
which
was
held
this
week
ul
Vancouver
inlo
the
circumstances
attending
the.
stranding
of
the
Canadian
Hover
ii
a
snow-slonn
near
Ocean
Falls
recently
when
$0,00
damage-
was
done.