25
VOI
XV!
NO.
37.
in
lii
i
a
m
Mm
a
n:;:
it
TAXI
'.
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
iiu
.Vter
liter
Nanromc
UIII'OII
n,Ml"p
,
.
i
I'll
l.nglish
t.i
pat
-
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tsl
It)
t
It
polie
'
-
diirlOf"d
Ilia!
ore
were
taken
mo
shovtin
im
flajv
I
i-i-opl
(I.
ll"WIT.;
I
III
Ill'llll.lUX
Mtl.l.
H
ii-i-i'
Hit
i-.rd
wrr.-.
I
ilr'lllilc
iu-ll'UrllH
.
nil
nnnii'Tiird
llnr-
.....II
u
na
ll.nl
I
La
-
I.tplly
Im
i
HQ
Wtll
j,
natural
inrlinalioii
.11
ami
n
itH
in
pt'-i
iianl.
led
to
a
ilunlnM
j
i
I'd
1
1
1
many
of
I
lie
I'lr
uf
Yniii''iior
t"
i
l
nii'ti
pniltl
.
irif
r
liminn
II
I
I
fllB
lIB
BB
REACH
POLE
"
w-bbb
niiiuiiuailll
Wl
wBlfvw
Coorgo
Wilkins'
Proposed
Flight
HAS
LEARNED
LESSON
Imost
Certain
Death
or
Ultimate
Destruction
lo
Land
on
Floe
At
HAM
I
NTH.
l-
eli.
13.
-
llap-
tir
ilup
YVilklim.
Willi
lOllM'S
ulay
lor
Point
Harrow,
In-
will
hop
off
next
M
ii
im
iiiii'inpt
lo
fly
over
Xurlli
Pule
In
pilrlierKcn
1
m'mt
make
it
in
a
plahr,"
Itauiild
iiiiiiiii'!i.
Hiu
fn-
-
'
xplmer
liere
yt'nlvnla)
.
I
l
Hi
ned
my
lennou
on
my
vuue,
said
AnmiiiNen.
H
i
UK
st
cerium
death
or
ull
I-
;
iicsi
i-iiri
inn
lo
land
on
ice
TWO
HOCKEY
GAMES
PLAYED
LAST
NIGHT
v'ctorU
Wori
a
Six
to
Threo
Victory
Over
Port'and
and
Edmonton
Boat
Calgary
VK
TOIHA,
Feb.
1
3.
Two
Itoo
vnw
in
ihi
Western
I.eaKtie
'if
wcie
pluyi'd
lail
liiht,
Mi'
iil'i
nml
Dm
iiIIikp
nl
F.il-
Hlfililnii
In
II.
1
i.ilv
ll,i
Iininn
''mo
bent
Poitland
six
(fital
lo
H
'l'o
ami
at
Kdiiiiiiilon
tin;
lioinc
"tin
won
over
UaiRiiry
tlirre
t'''Ux
io
iwii.
Subs
ribo
to
tho
Daily
News.
'Jim
.
:ii
'
MIXM-AI'tH-IS.
I
e(.
I.I.
A
blai.kcl
uf
tcddixli
niiw
a
ipiartcr
id
an
inch
1
It
ii-k
covered
MnnicHpdi.
I
d.
Pureed,
(ioveriiiiienl
ltictciitdo?tl,
today
xald
Dial
lite
peculiar
lint
f
tin-
now
wax
due
lo
dul
picked
up
by
hiicit
wind
and
li-fl
upciidei
in
Hie
aliiio-l'lu-i
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
v
Division
I.
Arsenal
3,
iXcwcastle
I
lilted
0.
V.ioii
Villu
2.
West
Hrouiwioti
1.
riw.
He
will
lie
in
iIO
loiirli
'
by
wiree
with
their
iimve-i
neiil
and
i
HH
rmif
ul'-til
Mini
ftie
ilefeel
w
hich
cjii-in
I
In-
re-1
jtiirn
of
the
piiily
will
In
urr-roine.
i
i
!
RED
SNOW
FELL
AT
MINNEAPOLIS
DUE
TO
DUST
IN
THE
AIR
Ilirinliighfltit
i,
Sheffield
u.
.
.
lJlaekbitrn
Hovers
t,
Totlenliani
3
llury
1,
Cardirr
1.
Iludderslield
3,
I'.verloH
0.
Leicester
f.ily
I,
Noll
Uwnty
0
l.leiooI
3,
Hurnley
2.
Manclieslei-
I
.
2.
I.eed
Uttlieil
1.
Sunderland
".
Manchester
U
.1.
West
Hum
Holloii
.
0.
Division
II.
Illackpool
I.
Harnsley
2.
arlini:lon
.
fdaplon
O.
0.
Fulliiuu
South
Shields
1.
Oldham
.
.MiditresiHiro
i.
Southampton
2.
Port
ale
I.
t
Sloi'kporl
faiunty
I,
Preston
.
I.
Sluke
City
'-.
I'orlsmoulh
I.
Swansea
Herby
County
0.
Hull
City
.
t'helsea
t.
Xoll
Forest
0,
Hrmirord
City
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Ali-diiconiaus
5.
Heartft
1.
Ciydeliatil.
-',
Morion
1.
Hiindpe
1'.
I.
si.
Mirren
s.
Fnlkirt
I.
radllo
I.
Ilnmillou
Thindoe
0.
Iliberniatis
3.
Mnlherwel,
1.
Kilmarnock
3.
Parlick
Thlslln
3
Ulieeir
Park
f.owdenheath
IlaiiKPis
Hailh
Hovers
2.
S(
I
Vberdocn
1-
THERMOMETER
DIPS
IN
YUKON
aJ
Sixteen
Below
Zero
Registered
Dawson
this
Morning;
Other
Places
Cooler
A
di'cidi'd
drop
in
JiMiiprrut
iti
i
ill
Hii'
Vtikoii
ami
al
oilier
pnui'
i
Ih
iiidi'u'i.l
liy
Hie
liimini.m
'Jiriiiii"'irl
l'l(vrailiir
r-por!
made
Hii-
iiKTiiing
al
cixlit
o'-i
clork.
Sixlieli
d'nr
br4i'l
xen,
wii-
n-jrixliM
hiI
at
Itawxm
while
Hie
Yukon
avcrnp-
Whh
15
below.
Vhilt'liore"
hoverwl
t'l"'f
lo
Die
erii
imiiil.
,
M
toitil"
nlwiiK
the
Canadian
N'nliiHiat
ll.uelltui
ulii'wi-d
10
above
.mil
SmiUierit
?l.
tewurl
wa
iiiiiln
willi
IM
uboii..
The
repnrt
lidluw-:,
lla'-4l'n
:
i-li-iir,
rutin
;
temp.
I
Telegraph
di-ek:
ftliidy,
eatir
leuip.
hi.
Sou;
liei-x
:
pari
cloudy,
ralin:
lewp.
21.
Ilurn
Lake:
cloudy,
cal.ii
temp.
it.
Trrraer:
Hvar,
calm:
leiup.
?:
Anyn:
clar,
culm;
temp.
-.'0
rUmirl:
clear,
calm:
temp.
:8.
EMBARGO
IS
JmAn
WliilcJioi
-e.
-uth
wifiil
tanT'
'
"
-1
Ikhiii
:i
!fir.Ti
:
'tear.
.nrh-
tTT
llMflllll
III
l.flllW..
-
O
1
renn
irm.-away
noni
.eiuiii
---
Ur
'""
(
)"
l-arl
cloudy
o.,
their
trip
lnki.,K
o.d
fj
Hie
?aM",H
'""I
foml
lo
I'oinl
Itur-I
nun.
'i-iiii1.
.
hi'.iih.
...
LIFTED
TODAY
Damp
and
Tough
Grain
May
Again
bo
Shipped
to
Vancouver
YA.XCHl
YKIt.
Fell.
13
-l.iftlna
of
the
embargo
againol
lough
and
damp
urn
in
fur
shipment
lo
Yaiicomer
from
prairie.-
liicl(
huh
Ihth
enfnrretl
reral
week?
lo
eimlde
local
e)eanir!
to
catch
up
in
the
drying
operations,
will
be
effcclisi'
ttn
week
end,
a
railway
olfn
ial
aid
lMay.
If
the
eupanty
of
lb
driers
bu-
ooinc
Inxcd
luaiu
I
lie
eiultarKO
will
be
applied
mice
more.
FELL
DOWN
SHAFT
KILLED
INSTANTLY
SI.AITI.i;,
Feb.
13.
PlunKinu
IK
lnreys
in
an
eletator
shaft
in
the
Medical
ami
Denial
lnuliliiifrr
Chillies
Siinpsini.
n
painter
aged
15.
dashed
lo
his
death
when
he
missed
tits
fool
nip
w
hen
paigp,
In?
the
top
uf
Ihe
elevator
car
(it
the
lop
of
the
shaft.
SAFE
BLOWERS
GOT
?200
IN
HOPE
STORE
.X
FAY
UlEST.MI.XSTKIl,
Feb.
13
Safe
blower
who
hroke
into
the
general
store
of
Hie
Hope
Trad
I
iik
Company
nl
llopo
last
nislit
secuivd
approximately
SSitO
Jn
cash,
aceordin
to
word
received
here
by
the
provincial
police.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Aaked.
NVhcnl
1.58
H.
C.
Silver
1.08
1.75
Consolidated
227.00
Dnnwell
1.01
1.80
Uladslono
.37
.10
I.
.
&
I...
Il5
.17
.Nlarnutl
,05
.10
Preiiiler
2.22
2.25
Poller
Idaho
10
.IM
Silverei-est
,0i
.13
n
r
Inlet
08
'!i
.00
4
PKTMt
'Vplmer
em-e
in
Kpeiid
a
JUFtCIII.X.
veteran
of
IH.
ye.-idt'
i-xpei-i-llie
Arrlie.
wlio
wi'
winter
ali'lic
I
2a
Utiles
inlnlld
in
(ireeitlard
to
xludy
tile
origin
of
the
wuid-i
wbicji
ariM-
In
mid
Hh-
Arc!
ie
circle.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Liquor
Test
Case
so
far
in
tle.
Favor
of
Export
Warehouse;
Further
Evidence
on
Monday
The
miigilr.tti-
aiiiioinn
nig
that
on
the
evidence
adduced
and
on.
the
argument
mj
far
presented
he
would
distnis
the
eliiire.
Hie
fourth
and
lust
case
agniiisl
the
(ionsolidaled
Kx-Mjrl
(lorjKJfalioii
of
violation
of
Hie
(internment
Liquor
Act
va
adjourned
yesterday
afternoon
until
Monday
when
further
argument
will
be
presented
and
I
YV.
Palniore.
crown
roiiii.el,
will
replv
lo
references
on
the
law
presented
by
Milton
(Jon-
zales.
ciuiii'cl
for
the
defence.
cplcil
as
a
le.-l
by
hoth
coifiise
iolaled
the
tiovenuneiil
l.iipior
Act
by
allow
iny
Ihe
transaction
of
a
lbitior
sale
oyer
Hie
counter
itv
tl"
premiers
to
tine
Andrew
Ness,
delivery
bciup
made
lo
Hie
Atnerienn
halibut
schooner
Kan-1
atrii
al
the
Koverninottt
wharf.
As
lo
Hie
Miinl
of
?ood
faith.
Ihej
masitrute
aunoiiueed
that
lie
I
would
decide
this
In
favor
of
Hie
iceiised
and
accept
the
conten
tion
that
tbe
had
made
the
sale
in
the
belief
Hint
it
was
a
bona
fide
export.
I
Similar
Evidence
flie
evidence
yesterday
wasj
very
simitar
in
nature
to
mat.
presented
in
previous
hearings
'
The
witnesses
were
Provincial'
Constable
William
Harrison
for
Hie
proseruliou
ain
()e:tr
Smith.
customs
offu-er.
and
I
red
Pyle
for
the
defence.
Mr.
Smith
s
.evidence
was
that
Ihe
Kaiuua
was
n
vessel
of
Vmeriean
registry
and
that
il
had
cleared
on
November
50
for
Seat
In
Kivlujr
his
'evidence.
M"-
Pyle
cleared
up
a
lnlemenf
by
Hie
deleelives
to
the
effect
that
had
been
overheard
to
tell
Xcss
that
"you
would
sret
nineh-
d."
Mr.
Pyle
staled
that
this
statement
had
been
made
to
Ness
'eon'i"iicit
cr
fiiiirp
fnur
III
DY.
TIIF.
Sill-
IK.
divorced,
is
ii-iorle'l
to
waaered
IO.t00
Dial
he
not
mari'v
ajrain
until
now
have
will
U3I.
despite
the
rumors
n!
lUadys
Cooper
beinj;
a
likely
immediate
bride.
The
above
snap
wni
made
on
a
Hei-lin
boulevard
durmv
N'alenl
ino"s
Imliday
in
I
'
io
ilei-inan
i
'
n
I
.
Mountainous
Seas
Cause
Damage
on
South
Coast
South
of
San
Francisco
SAN
l-HANdSCl),
Feb.
t.t.
NYinds
reaching
a
velocity
of
HO
.miles
ait
hour
are
raging
along
the
Pacific
coa-l
from
Snn
rriilinco
south.
Ships
are
bucking
ntomilaiiiotis
Mns
and
Ute
hetivy
surf
is
causing
tlamage
al
some
of
Ihe
beaches.
Al
Sanlit,
f.rui
the
waves
made
almost
a
clean
sweep
of
the
beach
while
in
the
vicinity
of
I,ns
Angeles
traffic
was
dislocated
by
wave-
undermining
(he
trucks
or
Hie
SJatiki
Fa
Uailwny.
y
IMMMiH
HLT'KHT.
H.(J
HA'IT
IIUAY.
FKIlTll
AHY
III,
102.5.
Yim-
cirroiiii.
n;s
sin-n
sues,
m
rcsi
iit
and
spoke
briefly.
There
n
attendance
were
Hen
Se!f.
Frank
Dibit.
D.
McD.
Iluuier.
Dan
labour.
Sherman,
jr..
Fred
Sfitddeii.
Jolin
Hulser.
NY.
D.
ance,
.MayoA
Xewlon,
Aid.
V.
.1.
(reer.
lieorKe
rriell,
H.
K.
lien
-on,
C.
O.
Rowe.
X.
Musal-
leni.
J.
A.
Morris,
W.
.1.
Kirk-patrick.
Y.
S.
1
isiier.
.1.
it.
Thmpso:i,
A.
NY.
Ilealy.
NY.
I..
Maekeiuie.
.lomi
NN
illiamim
anJ
(!er?e
It..
Tile
The
firsl
1iuines
wa
Hie
pre-
senlutitMi
uf
Hie
autlilor's
state
ment
which
was
read
by
Frank
Dibb,
honorary
seeretary.
Thi
pairs
lo
the
hiiildiu.
iteeeipls
for
Hie
year
included
a
total
of
I.8I'J.:;'.
taken
in
ailmiions
at
Hie
.
Fair.
Hie
irate
having
been
Interfered
willi
on
account
oT
Hie
inclement
weather
prevailing
dur-Fair
NN'eek.
Assets
included
f
20.50
rash
in
the
bank
and
?250
in
unexpired
insurance.
The
re
port
showed
that
President
Hen
Self
hail
advanced
(he
board
$50
that
the
books
milil
be
bul-
aiired
on'
Hie
ri;:hl
side.
This,
however,
would
be
covered
by
subscript
ions
liiedi-d
but
not
yet
collected.
Manager's
Report
The
report
of
D.
McD.
Hunter,
the
managing
secretary,
staled
thai
Hie
year
bad
hcti
crowded
willi
cIToit.
There
had
been
a
steady
campaign
of
correspondence
and
Hie
contact
with
Ho-
oulside
had
been
kept
up,
The
Fair
had
won
reeosnilion
ami
Jprincti
It
ti
pert
had
received
goo-l
Iputdiciiy.
(iood
service,
often
witli
personal
sacrifice,
had
been
g.veti
on
lieiiatr
or
the
rair
iy
Kie
it
rector
mid
many
citizens.
Tlir
raising
of
money
had
avaiil
const
1
1
u
i
oil
one
of
the
out,sland-
pcldems.
The
1925
exhibi
tion
had
been
featured
with
in-
reuseil
individual
exhibitorti
mil
the
district,
excellent
in
dusti
iai
booths,
and
a
fine
man
il
n-uinii.f
display
in
addition
to
the
usual
exhibits.
Mr.
Hinder
recommended
that
an
annex
miKlit
lie
ad.
kM
to
inc
main
buildtii'
wherein
could
he
taped
tiishlly
dance
or-
cnler-
lainment
while
the
l
air
was
in
prom-ess,
thus
nddinj:
lo
Hie
ex
hibition
revenue,
lie
also
re
ouimcudcd
that
the
Hoard
in
future
should
ascertain
what
liuanelal
assistance
was
forth-
omiiijr
before
deeidiiiR
on
its
program
for
the-year.
President's
Report
After
louchinsr
on
severu'
points
that
had
been
referred
lo
in
Hie
manager'
report,
Hen
Self,
president,
in
his
report,
made
a
number
of
sussfestious
for
the
incoming
board,
lie
urged
thai
Boston
Grill
Large
UpstaJr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
danciiiK
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRir.K
FIVK
CENTS.
II
KINS
FxPFniTIflW
IFAVKN
FOR
NORTH
mmmmAA
KS
JLJJLJI.JL
MmMMS
JL
JL
J.
YS
J.
1
alaJJLJA
m
1
Ul
A
VII
11
Vltl
JL
JL
G
STORM
ON
SOUTH
COAST
DOES
CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE
TO
BEACHES
aptarn
wilkins
Leaves
Seatte
or
Seward
on
Beginning
Arctic
Trip
NK
VITLK,
Frit.
Ft.-
Captain
licorge
II.
Wilkin-
sailed
thi
!)K
on
tin
flruni-liip
Yiclorin
for
Seward
willi
Iwn
ir-wlm
h
In
will
u-c
in
an
ullcutpled
fjjghl
out
Hie
Arr-Pntol
Harrow.
T,
planes
armed
here
lt
rail
from
lltt-liroiirk
lleighl,
J
-rv
Ihe
huge
vvuigs
projecting
rrom
Hir
end
of
.eci-
gued
r.M
-
.hmI
wild
I
Im
foschigc
ami
engine
purked
in
Tlif
were
ai'iiiiufmiiiPil
y
I
wo
special
iiieiliaiiit
ln-
in
.itnl
n
lnrr-
to
pill
the
pari
together
nml
-ee
that
MER
CAN
FLAG
ONVANCOUVER
PUBLIC
PLACES
Americanizing
of
Canadian
Port
l
Solved
il
Nl
It
Fi
ll.
13.
Tlw
iHoii'MnU
rouiiiiij
"
!-
get
off
to
it
proper
sdiit.
From
Seward
Hue
party
ami
Hie
jtianl
l'okker
will
be
taken
b)
train
lo
Fairbanks
in
central
Alaska.
,rriiMiitii)'iiiK
I
lie
plane
are
k.tjjciiiiI
O.
M.
NN'icl.
airplane
'pi-ii
from
Sclfi-idge
Field,
and
Andrew
llufford.
a
rotumcreial
airplane
enp-rl.
Tlmj-
will
-lay
wild
(lie
plain-
all
ihc
whv
l
Showing-Point
Harrow.
Wittir
will
liae
jeharie
f
I
In-
liberty
engine
ImmI
lluffi.nl
the
air
roolnl
en-,
Captain
NYHkin
rather
iIiIihIm-)
al
the
new
rtweivetl
nuiiK
that
the
y"
uoy,
1
IiM
faftrd
lo
nwTe
h
iic-
FARM
HOME
Exhibition
Association
Closes
IS
DESTROYED
Year
clear
of
Dtbt
ani
Makes
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Chapman
of
Glentanna
Lose
House
and
Contents
Plans
for
Big
Event
This
Year
Aillioiigli
the
1!25
expt'inlitnrc
exceedcil
Ihe
year
-
revfiini;
liv
S:tSl
til
unit
iivi-r
Si
OOII
v;i
vitenl
no
rili:iii.
I,,
'Ihe
luiililiii"'
SMITHFItS,
I'i-Ii.
13.
A
dift-'uiul
unielhiug
like
"?:toi
wih
devoted
lo
renewing
i-omt!ele
j
is
aMioti
fire
occuired
in
the
siiruiirc
for
the
next
three
years,
the
Fair
Hoard
reported
it
ilenlaiiiia
diiti-k-i
at
tMonJay
balance
of
?l'0.r(i
ra-li
on
liand
at
Die
annual
meeting
of
noon,
nln-ii
Hie
farm
limn.,
of
.Mr.
j
members
of
Northern
H.C
Agricullnral
6;
Industrial
AsMX-iatioii
;fm!
Mix.
CiiU-t.
i;iiapmaii
wa
which
wii
held
kil
night
in
the
city
council
chamber,
compl-
i.ij
des
i-oyed,
together
'Flie
meetiiip,
which
wa
presided
over
by
Hen
Self.
Hie
with
pi
ivlK
ally
all
of
Uie
con-
reliring
pre-iilenl,
reeeive'd
an-J
--'
ItMiU
inuai
muai
report,
report,
eieeien
eieeieo
iiireeior
nireetors
a.
T!o-
fire
ypw
IT
ITPPpPI
O
which
is
uppo.e.l
toif(,r
,-'-'
and
discussed
plans
'ft
itl
U
IM
Y
VrNNH
N
Hie
future.
Mayor
Xewlon
w
-;
1
1
I
l-UUUliU
late
uriuinuteil
aled
'mm
'rum
..
,i
II;iw
i
in
it
Hie
i-tiiinney
lielf.een
I
lie
upstair
ceilir;;
and
Hie
rimt.
hud
made
itooil
lii-uiiway
In-fore
Ihmi;
.!)?-covered
by
Mrs.
Chapman
and
be
fore
lii-iii
coiibj
lie
oli!ainel
had
,
K'n
roinide'ely
beyond
ro!!lni.
iMr.
Chapman
wa
away
al
the
Allied
l-'arrow.
teamboat
in--Uoie
woekiiu
in
In
i.e
camp
but
peelor.
arrival
on
Ihe
I'.alala
neiublHir
ion
arrivt-d
anil
pre.
Ial
niulit
fi-oiu
Yaneoiixer
lo
iu-ienled
lite
rhino
fro.n
hi-eudinc
iect
Ho-
C.U.M.M.
freighter
tt
other
nearby
bujldjjij?-'
Canailiaii
Itoter
wbii-h
is
now
in
Tin'
loss
is
cli
mated
b!
altdul
lock
here.
Mr.
Farrow
expeett
?3.00il
only
urlly
r
iveretl
b'
iti
,i
I'l-liiin
sniiHi
(his
evening.
1
-urn
nee.
l
ne
ease,
which
nan
iieeu
nc-was
that
Ihe
defendant
had
CARRY
GRAIN
Clearings
From
Vancouver
Dur
ing
Week
Show
Busy
Condition
of
That
Port
YA.XCOl
YKll,
Feb.
13.
Tut
number
ol
srain
vessel
clearing
from
Ibis
port
durint;
tiul
week
indicates
that
the
ttrain
buiines
i
stilt
active.
Fullowitik"
were
Hot
shipment":
Yicren
Maru
for
Shanghai
250,-033
lmhels.
.
jt
m.
t.i
--
showed
that
revenue
Tor
the
year
;.'"'
-J'ani
lor
ivone
n.'r
vr..:,,
-iivt.'ss
a.i
Ai-SrMKRYhjinm--l6t.ia--
......
1
1.
lure.
1.I5.0I.
Diinus
the
year
1.
092.55
had
been
spent
on
re-
bushels.
(iraiulou
lo
Colon
for
onier
333,500
bushels.
I.ornasion
lo
Hampton
Itoads
for
ortjer
22.8t5
bushels.
Tusealoo.-a
City
for
Liverpool
with
an
option
of
Iimiou
or
Avonmoulh
112,000
bushels.
Aalsum
to
Colon
for
orders
315.150
bushels.
Juslan
for
London',
J08,oni
bushels
and
for
Indun
willi
op-
lion
of
Hamburg
or
Antwerp
71,-fiCO
buhels.
.
Torhauitan
for
Vera
"Cruz
l08.'Jt8
bushels.
Poljiina
for
pallao
71,0CU
bushels.
WILKINS
SUPPLY
PARTY
RETURNS
Wade
Only
Threo
Miles
up
Tan-ana
River
With
Snow
Motors
Yesterday
XKNA.
Feb.
13.
This
.NVilkins
transpolar
expediliun
-supply
partv
is
hark
here
wllh,lhe
mo-lor
damaged.
After
Iravellins
three
.miles
tip
the
TAn'iiila1
Itiver
the
parly
returnoil
because
of
darkness.
NY
hen
uu
altempt
was
made
to
start
(he
motors
this
morning
il
was
fmjnd
that
they
were
damaged.
The
making
of
repairs
will
cause
a
delay
of
many
hour.
CUTTING
ICE
LAKEKATHLYN
SMITH
KKS.
Feb.
13
In
pi.
of
many
drawback
occasioned
by
winter
wejntiier
that
has
not
been
of
a
brand
suitable,
for
the
Ice
man,
Chas.
NVHson,.
the
Lake
Knthtyn
ice
eontraelyr,
started
on
Monday
to
fill
hi
contract
with
tlieC.N
II.
tot
their
supply
of
ice
for
this
dlvishiiu
Mr.
NYilson
expect
to
edl
about
250
ear
loils-
lo
eumplete
the
date
the
IW.'tf
rair
should
(
,,
,,,,.
am,
although
the
ieo
be
set
as
soon
as
.,oihle
and-j,,
ul
is
onlv
ilir,t.-ttu
n,..H
hat
(runsporla'
ion
nhould
bo
guaranteed
Iti
ueb
outlyin'fr
places
as
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
Delia
Coola
dis-'ricl.
In
recent
veats.
these
ilis-
'
rieiH
tiad
thick,
sood
headway
Is
being
made
willi
the.
work.
Ihe
daily
cut
Know-
tip
lo
nineteen
car.
In
udditioti
tit
the
raihvuy
'contract
Mr.
NYilson
has
llirei'
lurue
n
,i
iieen
rui'y
repre-tieo
Iiouh-s
n
the
lake
to
fill
for
n'lj
on
page
'wo-
lit
pe:tee
Tlupevt
(radc.