ill
tllei
iiniugm
hi:
mu
ni-w
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curly
in
April
an
was
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nit1
worst
nr
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inn
iiyriiienl
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llic
railway
will
ii
way
('ii'iir
u
give
the
m'ivkt
in
April.
Tin;
i
ii
lt
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ill
iinrv
is
worni
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lhilll
mill
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the
company,
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vessel
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rnr
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Ihal
she
win
silarl
eanuini,'
io
me
near
m-
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pmlahle
i.lanl
will
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c.
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v
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in
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to
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vat
;ii.
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leaoei,
;
'uucuiiiK.
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cxocrl
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a
nurireiiii
l.u
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u
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i,
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ni.
m
ins
lust
days,
wanl
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.
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.
.
.
.
j
urn
iierorc
Uie
4
ir
(JJi.NKVA,
Mar.
la.
"Tim
amendment
ami
llic
may,
in
Ihi'iiisclvrs,
Im-
desirable
imi
His
Mairslv's
irm-
"ft-nniUMil
caiinul
Itolioe
Unit
t
lie
prnlorol
as
il
stands
iimvid'cs
a
suitable
method
of
procedure,"
declared
III.
Hun.
Austen
Chain-!
berlain.
llrilislt
foreign
serrelnry,
in
discussing
the
plan
fur
.-!
e.iirily
uml
disarmament
hi'Torc
Hie
council
or
llic
Limit'"'
or'
Nations
today,
lie
made
il
clear
dial
Hie
Hrilisli
allilude
lownrd
Wic
proloirol
was
Dial
or
Hie
Knipire.
.imi
staled
dial
lelefriviplii
ciininiiiiiicatinns
willi
tin-
Dominions
showed
Ihal
Cunada,
Aus-
:
.
WHITE
PTARMIGAN
VISITS
CHICKENS
'
CACKLED
LIKE
HEN
t
Suiiiewliiil
oir
her
usual
track,
a
liis
siiowy-pluin-aui'Hiliiriniaii
was
seen
this
iiinriiiiiK
paying
a
social
rail
on
her
sisters
of
lln"
iloiiii'slio
variely
in
a
1'ouilh
Axeiiue
Wi-sl
ehieken
run.
The
ptarmigan
is
a
northern
lord
and
u
s
1
1
a
1
1
k-eis
on
Ihe
higher
elevations
u
f
mountain
Unm,
ll
er
seliimiMf;
vifif,
1iai.-
Ihry
are
xren-'oii
Ihj.H1
liiwiisile.
This
pai'licular
hinl
rnc
k-Icd
in
a
manner
ery
similar
In
liens
and
iuil-ronlenleilly
etiyaeil
in
pickiiu'
UJ
food
f
M
t
1
1
1
1
1
for
I
lie
eliiekem
while
persons
around
looked
on
with
iuleres!.
The
ehiek-oii.
however,
held
iilnof
rt-ut
ii
I
licit'
wild
visitor.
-
ESQUIMAU
DRYDOfK
FIGURES
ARE
TABLED
First
Site
Purchased
at
Enormous
Cost
by
Borden
Government
Was
(VITA
W
A,
Mar.
l..'.
The
imv-einmenl
has
tallied
snme
figures
in
eonncelion
with
the
liuililinu
of
the
llsiiiiimall
drydock
which
prove
inleiesllus.
II
is
shown
that
a
sum
aiiroximalely
It.lHi,-non
was
paid
for
a
drydock
site
at
LaiiKcN
l-uve
in
l'.siuimall
JlaiholMiear
Victoria
hy
Ihe
Hor-den
miveniinenl
and
Ihal
this
.ile
was
later
ahiimlaueil
ami
a
new
one
purchased
at
Skinnur's
Cove
on
the
same
harbor
for
which
-;i,l.'IG
was
paid.
FIFTY
HOTELS
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
APPLH0R
LICENSES
YII.TOIUA,
Mar.
1-'.
ci'
HHy
hotels
on
Vancouver
Island
have
applied
Tur
licenses
to
sell
lieer
ami
many
id
lliem
it
is
expected
will
be
granted.
Three
women
ace
aniouif
Hie
applicants.
The
premies
are
.situated
very
largely
along
Ihe
Island
highway.
Nanaimo
is
askiiiK
for
sixteen
iiiul
alnmsl
all
Ihe
small
centres
waul
one
or
more.
Al
the
lloldry
Club
today
most
of
Ihe
eulei'taiuinenl
was
proJ
vlded
hv
Hie
Westholme
Orclies
!
It'll
POMS
isllmr
of
Charles
and
William
ltalafe'no
and
W.
F
llrowne.
who
played
lo
Unv
evident
enjoyment
of
Hie
members
John
Dybhavn
gave
a
short
talk
and
there
'.was
eoiimunity.
ii
-iiiiii.
,irw
.i-.iiaiiii,
oiii
ii
.Mncu
iiinl
India
wen-
inialdc
In
accept
llic
pi'ittoenl.
'rin'refore,
lie
In--
I
lii.
ti.
l
Id..
I
Id,.
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.......
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1....1
,
'
i
'
i
muj
hi
ii';ui-
;
injr.
ilh
Hie
situation
was
by
;
eii-opi'ialion
with
Hie
League
of
T
i
!
4
Nali
iiis
Ii
enaiil
!
!
silpplciiienl
Ihe
rov-
i;...-
:..i
I
iiiiikiii
.sii.-(-iai
ill'-
I
i.iiim'
iii'-ins
in
inner
io
nice;
special
m-eils
as
(he
feneral
cnu-ililiiin.s
nf
Hie
covenant
could
not
he
slirrened
with
advantage
ami
iiicr
"exlrriur
eases,"
which
Hie
(leucine
niilil
have
to
deal
willi,
would
pi'iilialdv
arreel
eertiiiu
nii-tions
or
iiiups
of
nations
more
than
others.
DUNWELl'DEAL-'
SEEMS
LIKELY
Final
Assays
Will
be
all
Tomorrow
and
Then
cision
to
be
Made
in
Do-
by
VliriOIIIA,
Mar.
tV
The
final
assay
reports
of
the
ores
"re
cently
taken
from
Dunwell
Mine
by
the
interests
ncgolialin!-'
Tor
its
purchase
are
expected
tomorrow
ami
if
they
are
as
favorable
as
is
expected
Ihe
deal
will
be
concluded
and
greal
ai:-livily
will
he
seen
on
Hear
Itivl-r
in
Ihi-
near
future.
it.
T.
Klliolll.
who
is
acting
as
intermediary
rnr
Ihe
sale,
has
not
yet
disclosed
who
Hie
new
purchasers
are
but
he
indicates
Ihal
dliey
are
people
willi
plenty
oT
money
and
II
is
(bought
(hey
are
Old
Country
capitalists.
Tin
samples
were
taken
by
hnlepemlenl
engineers
in
wlioiii
die
purchasers
have
conridenee
ami
Ihe
results
so
Tar
have
been
unite
up
(o
expeelalions.
Tin
EMPEROR
MINES
PRESIDENT
HERE
Went
to
Stswart
Last
Night
Visit
Property;
Is
to
Sfctoa
4
i
uVW
J
5
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hali
Ambulance
wil)
newly
laid
dancing
Hour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
.
,hm
at
Anytime.
dances,
bantuet9
and
wedding
A
11
I
"
1
-
.
MaUI.
3rd
Ave.
-
parties.
ana
oni
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
.apply
to
Boston
VIPECK,
Prop.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
dHATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.
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hi
XV
NO.
CO.
IMUNCK
HUPEHT,
U.C.,
TillHSDAY,
MARCH
12,
IUV'5.
Tttfdrll
Circulation
1648
etrMt
ta'M
s.
PRIfiE
FIVE
CENTS.
ihti
:?
OMMUN
WIDE
OPEN
TO
ATTACK
FROM
SEA
LiJiiu
iik
rti
i
if
iiuv
uufrifif'fii
iv-
mvr
ArrcnTADir
ta
nniTicii
runinr
r
Laym
i.
ivmiiiiiv.
irt
ins
fii
n
r
a
f
rv
n
kkiiih
sw
mi
um
we
m
uiiuvM
v
viiu
&
hi
a
j
u
klj
imi
ii.ji.jiji
i
nifiiii
if
inn
i
it
hi
i
in
mi
.
D1TORIAL
Austen
Chamberlain
Declares
TRAIN
SERVICE
IK'
iUinUllIlt'L'IllL
Ill
I
Mill
UK
kill
UllVII
v
-
.
-
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.
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I
!
I
beginning
uf
'WUIIU
fishermen
ami
fish
lt5
iiiui
Ii
Indignation
was
ex-.
ii
.
r..li
ll.
..I
ll.....:.
CU
1'
was
nil
huh
uirre
j
luck
of
co-operation
iiarl
of
the
railway
ruin
i
I
'
,
Mini
u
wiii'i
MWMjfii
.--vii-
ctfiiirk
to
I
In
business,
i
ini
K
will
lie
mailt'
.liV
have
company
change
i
.
ii
Dominions
Unable
to
Endorse
Covenant
Proposed
at
Geneva
Victoria
Times
says
of
Ihe
deal
Expect
Coom
If
Hie
iniuwcii
ileal
goes
through
il.
Mill
mean
bringing
upwards
or
!5'.oon,ouu
or
new
capital
into
the
mining
industry
of
Ibis
province'
Uesides
that
Ihe
present
Shareholder
will
re-
lain
an
inlcrcst
in
lie
mine
equal
lo
what
is
paid
for
II.
Dunwell
is
I
lie
first
of
tin'
lii
noil
hern
mines
since
Hie
Premier
lo
have
reached
Hie
stage
of
development
and
proof
oT
ore
values
(hut
place
il
in
i
position
lo
be
taken
over
and
-operated
immediately
by
one
of
Hie
big
operating
coin
panics
of
this
continent.
Ihe
mine
is
owned
nearly
exclusively
by
Victoria
and
Vancouver
in
vestors.
Completion
of
Hit!
Dun.
well
deal
wll
mean
Hie
start
o
n
great
boom
io
northern
ll.C
mines
thai
will
etpial
thai
of
re
eeul
years
in
norlhern
Ontario
mining
men
Ifere
predict."
BARGAIN
HUNTERS
HURT
VANCOUVKll.
Mar.
IU
Sev
eral
bargain
hunlers
were
in
jured
when
Hie
tiled
entrance
of
a
(iranvijh;
SI
reel
store
collapsed
Ibis
morning
under
Ihe
weight
of
a
crowd.
i.
Seiffert.
presi.lcnl
,f
Ihe
Kmpeior
JliiieS
I,
Id.,
ami
oT
which
,I
Si
Cowpei"
is
secretary
Irfiisiu-er.
'passed
north
lo
islrw-nrl
vesij-,laj;
on
Ihe
Prince
lln.
perl
lo
visjj
his
mine?
Ife
says
mere
is
jfieal
vviO
k
lieill!.'
done
in
1
Ihal
c.iiinp.
Nine
eomplf
s-ors
win
ne
ni
work
mis
Mumuier
within
Hi
fee
m1e,s
of
Hie
Km-
peror
ami
Dunwell
mi
Hearltiver.
bpeang
of
h''
Dunwell
he
says
il
looks
as-lf
u
sale
willTi:
effeeled
of
Hie
,
properly.
The
agents
of
Ihe
purehasors
have
eiainiije
he.-mitu,
-am.
taken
sjlliip'es
iiinl
are
-now
awaiting
Ihe
assay
returns.'
So
far
they
have'
proved-rv
en
richer
Ihan
the
Slew
arts
represented.'
Mr.
Seifferl
says
he
believ
(he
Hear
fliver
'will
he
a
heavier
producer
than
Ihe
Salmon
and
lhau
will
mean
a
great
deal,
es
pecially
Hi
Uiose
who
know
aboul
the
good
properties
on
the
siiliiion
in
addition
to
Hie
MAKES
DEAL
FOR
GYM
AND
PLUNGE
BATH
Property
Being
Secured
and
Plans
Drawn
For
New
Building
Today
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon,
M.
P.
McCaffery
reported,
on
behalf
of
the
joint
committee
of
Rotary
and
Gyro
clubs,
that
they
had
made
a
tentative
arrangement
for
a
pleco
of
central
property
to
be
deeded
to
the
city
on
which
It
Is
proposed
to
build
a
swimming
bath
and
gymnasium
and
that
Architect
A.
A.
Cox
had
agreed
to
draw
a
tentative
plan
and
estimate
free
of
cost
which
would
be
laid
before
the
two
clubs
in
a
week
or
two.
JAPANESE
VESSEL
IS
SAFE
IN
PORT
AFTER
REPORTED
IN
DANGER
VICTOIIIA.
liar.
1''.
The
.lapanese
sleamsliip
Hoyokul
Maru,
which
was
yesterday
reported
in
distress
ofT
Tatoosh
and
lo
Ihe
aid
of
.which
three
simmers
were
despalched,
later
proceeded
lo
Port
Townsend
under
her
own
power.
According
lo
reports
received
by
Ihc
police
this
-morning
from
Ihe
hospital,
Ihn
comlitton
of
.lobu
llolslon,
severely
burned
yesterday
morning
when,
his
shack
lo
(he
rear
of
Hie
Pioneer
sleam
laundry
was
destroyed,
was
as
salisfaclory
as
could
bo
e.pecld.
Advertisa
n
the
Dally
Nows
Win.
(J.
Diiraul,
noted
innlor
inaiiufae-lurer
aiul
sloek
operalor
si;ged
a
remarkable
comeback
recently
by
making
a
phenomenal
clean
up
mi
Wall
Hlreel,
esliiiitited
lo
he
as
high
as
10.(100.000
in
one
stuck
alone.
Neill
of
Alberni
Urg
who
urged
the
necessity
of
ile.
i
fense
of
Ihe
coast
line
and
shipping.
The
drydock,.
at
F.sipji-j
mall,
which
will
be
finished
i
shortly,
will.be
of
vilal
ipiport-l
ance
to
any
Hrilish
naval
opera-1
lions
in
Hie
1'acific.
Today
it
isj
practically
open
to
the
world
with
only
a
few
obsolete
gilns
lo
protect
il.
'
Mr.
Neill
said
Unit
Ihe
value
of.
the
public
works
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria
amounted
to
?.'I0,-
0110.000
and
(here
was
a
coast;
line
or
10,000
miles
ahsolnlely!
defenseless.
The
defense
of
shipping
was
the
most
important
or
all.
4.44.44.4.4.44.4.4s
4.4i
'
WOMAN
OF
FIFTY
TO
SWIM
CHANNEL
Wl.YMOU
I
II,
Kng.,Mar..
I
l
Mrs.L.Craven.
T0
years
of
age,
a
nurse
and
grandmother,
is
the
latest
lo
announce
her
intention
of
swimming
Ihe
Knglisli
channel
Ihi
xuiumer.
THOMAS
CUSACK
OF
VICTORIA
IS
DEAD
VICTOIIIA,
Mar.
I
if.
Thomas
Cusack,
5G
years
of
inge,
founder
of
llic
Cusaek
Prinling
Company
and
for
forty
years
a
leading
business
man
of
Ibis
cllyj
died
here
last
night.
He
leaves
a
widow.
es
Coast
Defence
Policy
and
Protect
Shipping
OTTAWA,
Mar,
IL'.
A
resolution
proposing
lliat
"Canada
should
consider
'the
tiielion
of
defense
of
our
sea
cont
and
of
our
ocean
oorne
lines
01
coniincrce,
nas
neen
inirouticeu
mm
Ihe
House
pr
Commons
hy-A,jV.
Xeill,
independent
member
for
Comox-Alberni.
.Mi-.
Neill
suggested
llial(llie
question
he
lakeii
up
in
a
iiou-pailisau
spirit
and
Ihal
a
small
eomniiUec
of
the
House
might
he
formed
to
consider
ihe
mailer
willi
llic
uid
of
techni
cal
experts.
.
A
policy
or
defense
might
be
evolved
under
the
name
of
the!
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i.
.
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iiaiiaiiian
ruuey
sain
.nr.
.ei;i,
RUPERT
IS
A
SUBSIDY
PORT
Ships
Can
be
Sent
to
Paclflo
as
Well
as
Atlantic
Says
Minister
(Special
to
Dally
News)
OTTAWA,
Mar.
12.
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell,
discussing
the
Peterson
subsidy
contract,
said
"Canadian
ports
mentioned
In
'Paragraph
A
msans
all
Canadian
ports
and
Includes
Vancouver
and
'Prince
Rupert.
We
can
send
the
Peterson
ships
to
the
Paclflo
otherwise
there
would
bo
a
real
grlovanco."
VICTORIA
HOPEFUL
FOR
FINAL
HOCKEY
Expect
to
Make
Good
Showing
Against
Calgary
Following
Victory
at
Saskatoon
VICTOIIIA,
Mar.
I:'.
--
Victoria
hockey
fans
art
lookiiiig
for
Ihe
Cougars
lo
make
n
good
showing
against
Calgary
in
Ihe
hockey
finals.
While
I
hey
are
very
eon
.fiilcnl,
it
is
pointed
out
that
Hi
ice
at
Saskatoon
favored
Ihe
lo
cal
Irani
who
nrr
more
used
lo
soft
Ice.
Calgary
has
a
splendid
team
ami
Ihe
final
games
wilt
prove
probably
(hit
most
spec
laeular
sport
evenls
in
the
west
(his
sesson.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
DELAY
DOUBLE
TRAIN
SERVICE
Flah
Buyers
Disturbed
at
Newt
Today
that
Change
Has
Been
Made
FISH
IS
HELD
OVER
Position
of
Fishermen
Injured
by
Delay
t
Is
Pointed
Out
by
Suyers
Local
fish
buyers
were
dis
turbed
(o
learn
this
morning
that
(he
Canadian
National
Hailway
management
was
prooosinc
lo
lelay
the
inauguration
of
the
laily
(rain
service
(his
spring
from
April
5
lo
May
3.
On
in
quiry
beinjf
made
fronf
the.
general
superintendent,
the
state
ment
was
made
that,
so
far
as
was
known
at
that
bfllce.
such
was
the
intention.
II
is
feared
in
fishing
circles
that
the
delay
in
nutting
on
daily
trains
may
seriously
affect
Ihe
business.
For
instance,
two
carloads
of
halibut
were
offered
this
morning,
but,
there
beinsr
no
train
East
until
Saturday,'
the
sale
of
the
catches
is
being
held
over
until
tomorrow
at
rthn
earliest.
.Had
there
heen.a
train
ItKlayyi
Ids
-(mt
wd'aWKavb
gone
Kasl
ami
been
faken
care
df
by
Hie
trade
next
week.
The
boats
olfering
loday
were
Peter
Wold's
new
American
vessel,
Altu,
wilh
U',000
pounds,
Dii.s
being
Hie
completion
of
her
maiden
trio.
There,
were
also
(wo
Canadian
boats
-
Toodic,
4,")(J()
pounds
and
While
Lily,
3,000
pounds.
GAUNTLETIS
THROPDOWN
President
Coolldqo
Insists
that
'
Senate
Approve
Warren
as
Attorney-General
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
I".
resident
Uoolidge
threw
down
the
gauntlet
before
his
oppon
ents
in
Hie
senate
today
by
again
ubmiHing
(tic
nomination
of
Charles
It.
Warren
to
be
attor
ney-general.
The
senale
refused
on
l
uesilay
by
one
vote
lo
cn-
lorse
the
nomination
of
War
ren.
SEALING
MAY
OPEN
BUT
GOVERNMENT
IS
FAVOR
RENEW
TREATY
OTTAWA,
Mar.
12.--It
is
said
he
in
thai
(he
Dominion
government
is
in
favor
"f
renewal
if
the
sealing
treaty
of
tOtl
which
abolished
Mealing
on
the
high
seas
and
left
the
control
of
Ihe
business
in
the
hands
of
(ho
Lulled
Stales.
llepresentalions
have
been,
made
from
(he
coast
that
it
Would
be
to
(he
advantage
of
Pacific
ports
(o
have
Hie
sealing
opened
once
more,
PRESIDENT
SIMONS
SWORN
IN
WITHOUT
THE
HELP
OF
GOD"
IIKHLIN,
March
12.
-Dr.
Wal-(eV
Simons
loday
took
the
oath
of
oillce
as
acling
president
of
Ihe
German
republic.
Liko.
his
predecessor,
(he
lalo
President
Kberl,
Simons
did
not,
add
the
words
"So
help
ine
Tlod"
vvliich
are
left
optional
Itrjlho
oath
us
prescribed
in
the
constitution.