w
MOTHKAL,
April
-i.
Tlit
Montreal
Muromi.
playing
un-Wedcro
rule.
In-hl
tin-
Victoria
Cougar
norcc.
Tliiirs-!.,glil.
winning
llu'ir
second
consecutive
gmnc
in
(he
Hlwi-t
.
-cries
I
three
lo
nothing,
thereby
tightening,
their
grasp
in
wiliI'-
pnfiniinl
hockey
championship
which
the
g
..
m?
mi
fur
un.uci-efuly
defending.
The
Maroon
t
id
cadi
period.
Iheir
ly
being
superior
lo
that
of
the
.
rucr-
vfii
under
I
lit
Wtleni
mh.
Tin
mini
it
rough
all
Hip
way
through.
Ivveitly-fivc
jtenal-
llMjA.
April
J
The
..iM-lup
Cuprum
linn
rta'hel
I
hiIihI
MaleH
Shipi'iiiK
learner
Vhiiitlanil
.Mmi-
i
whii'li
i
reportisl
an
having
inr
nnl.ler
on
Tliurfla
-1
i
lie
Aleutian
NliimU
mull
iiiiiiileb
1.
3011
inlleM
sou
Ih
uT
(.i
iloii.
Weal
tier
ron--
are
niormy
ami
therp
!
"y
now.
HAMILTON
MAN
dTeD
ON
STEAMER
NIAGARA
-
-
Edwin
Mills
Was
Burled
at
Sea
on
March
29
while
on
Way
From
Antipodes
VK
TOUIA.
April
3.
Tin'
Aux-"
aliau
liner
Nlauara
ilorkeil
heif
""
linlay
moriiliig
fnun
I
lie
Au-uniile
repoitlOg
the
death
and
burial
al
in
on
.Mnirh
SH
of
1M-mii
MlIN
(if
llamiitoii,
Ontario.
I'lii'
hip
hail
153
piMsi'iiger
ami
a
lattfd
pawn
IncliidiiiK
lit
tlK'U-j
iiiuj
ra.M
of
Auilraliaii
ami
New
ft
alaml
liiiUer.
RHODE
ISLAND
M
VIS1TEDBY
BANDITS
Twenty
Thousand
Dollars
la
Booty
Taken
by
Robbers
at
Phoenix
I'llOVIDKNGK,
Illiod.s
hlaml,
April
3.
l'tuir
liamllU
rntcml
Hie
me
l'lmcnlv
piioenls
'
Trimt
rust
Co.
i.o.
Hank
jiaiik
tit
m
ih
iM-iiia
liun.lc.l
mil.
irtoria
lurleil
in
IIm
firl
period
Willi
ii
l.ur-l
of
.peed
I
hut
had
Mini-I
real
outwitted
tul
I
hi
Mmiioii
.(fence
managed
lo
break
up
ral
I
brent
filing-
attack.
In
the
firl
Mrtod
mlh
Fred-erieknon
off.
Stewart
srorid
fur
Mitnlrral
Ih
ten
miuiilo.
Victoria
wa
unlucky
in
at
lat
three
atlriupl
I,,
score.
In
l!i
-pcoihI
imtkhI,
Phillip
pored
fr
tbr
Maromis
afler
Him
iiiiniili
lu-
ilny
rough
eneil
ui
Willi
renewed
attack
on
I
AII1MANKS.
ltt-k.
Apt.
3.
llapWiin
W
ilkuiM
ami
narty
in
tin
airplane
"Alaka"
whil-h
left
hon-on
iMHed.v.
havi
rearliwl
Point
Harrow
afel.v,
an
online
lo
a
wlrelosii.
mpjage
rei'rivrtl
here
ylinlay.
THEATRE
DISASTER
Ml
Xl;i
id
I
Y.
April
:.
l-'c
in
T-..IK
were
killed
and
ninely-
t-...l
iiiniiv
tT
llietil
he-
mi.MiK
pirlure
lln'Jilie
rollap'ie'l
and
tell
upon
do
t-pcCltilor!
Mi-,
lerday
Hup.
ii
liilh-
Couture
sailed
e
iiii.iniug
on
the
I'niir,
i'..
r
Vani'ouvpr.
.
a
I
I
lii
port.
III.
H.
N.
a.
IS
EXPECTED
AND
IS
DROWNED
BOATS
TODAY
Ceorge
McNIcholl
Tells
Rotary
Erllng
Berg,
Logger,
Lost
His
Canad'.an
Boats
Average
Upward
Club
of
Prospects
for
j
Life
Thursday
Night
Body
of
12c
and
6c;
American,
lie
ilhl
no!
tliiiiK
-ieanhlp
.thiiuhl
Uin
a
IIm)'
were
M'heduled
t
arrive
at
li.3H
ami
leave
and
Msn1
ample
time
for
them
In
he
here.
He
did
not
lhink
the
louril
would
ilanil
tor
a
loiijj.-r
iiioir
a;
any
our
plarr.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
TODAY'S
GAMES
English
League.
Dlv.
I.
Ai-ioMtnl
I.
Illai'Vburn
2.
.Won
Villa
3.
lAcrliiii
1.
ludlon
V.
I,
Tottenham
I.
Ilurnlcy
3.
Vel
Itroinwieh
I.
I.eiil
IJlllUsI
S,
Sheffield
V.
0.
Liverpool
2.
tlirtuiifcsliain
2.
I.eieellr
2,
Hudde.rffeld
o.
Mam-hdir
U.
,
limliff
1.
Noll
I'ounly
I.
Maurholer
0.
0.
e-l
Ham
3.
Suiulerbiml
2.
Division
II.
Iliarkponl
i.
Oldliniii
1.
I
iilhaui
0,
NolL
Forest
2.
Middleiilioio
3.
Port
Vale
I.
Portsmouth
I,
Ituriisley
2.
Preoion
3.
Ilrmlford
City
I.
I
he
V.iliie,day
2,
Hull
City
0.
South
Shield
0.
l.rliy
County
0.
Stoekport
I.
Southampton
Stoke
City
'..
Iiarliugtoit
1.
Hwanxea
0.
Chelsea
0.
Woherliamplon
3.
Clapton
0.
Scottish
Leaguo.
Dlv.
I.
Aberdeen
I.
Mumlee
United
0.
Celtic
o.
Kilmarnock
0.
Iitmilee
0.
Airdrieunjaiis
i.
Hamilton
2.
Clydebank
0.
Henri
5.
It.lilli
Hovers
1.
iMialiv.
Morton
I.
Itangrr..
3
ii,v.
,i
when
the
rnlire
!.,..i
..r
the
balcony
of
Ihel
Mthorweii
l'arlick
ThMIe-
0,
(JueenV
Park
3.
Falkirk
I.
St.
Mlrren
1,
SI.
Johnstone
I.
principal
.).
C.
llrudy
sailctl
on
ii,.
r.iilnla
this
afternoon
for
Vi
over
where
he
will
alteml
Hi.-
I'atci-
leaehi'cs'
eonvenlion.
Many
Killed
and
Injured
in
Calcutta
as
Result
Rioting
of
Hindus
and
Mohammedans
I0MM
pnl
-I.
Serious
noS
between
lliiuliis
iiml
;.
i.
...I
,.i
I'L.i.-nilii
mi
Friday
resulled
in
many
being
killed
.
V
i
.v,d.;.iiire
leleirrni.h
cable
slates.
The
cable
also
II
flLl
I
II
I
III
ii
11
n
-
-.
.
t,
,
ei.o
le.1
llie
ilelruclinn
of
seven
village
by
if
lortuulo.
In
Hie
l
.
I
.
imir
ililri-'l
r
Hcngiil
fifty
wore
killed,
m!
tnjuml.
(UllTTTN.
April
:i.Tlie
.llimln
tint)
Moslem
rioting,
con-
'i
i.
I...
I
ihe
silnalion
niiponrs
more
serilms,
niore
ter-
I
"
""'''
V."
,
1.1
I
I.Vi.l...
i.....
ii
i
..il.
mi
III'
tig
kllH'U
IHOl
winiiiiicii
iiu.
ii
'
..
....
iiiileil
Ihit'ly
were
killc.I
ami
I
Till
wiiiimled.
Troops
willi
machine
.......
re
oatrulling
Ibe
slrecls
.,
,
Mmcnl
on
Friday,
lleil
up
four
!
;
J
..r''S.
-
in
aaa
I
inir
iiiwi
HruiiiM
nl
-
i
t
employees
find
eci.ped
win.
f-".-!'1-
ilarl0,
Ly
the
.vtosieiii
wno
ucsiroycii
,u
iiinoii
lemple
ilesecraliiiig
idols.
The
Hindus
rclallateil
by
selling
fire
lo
u
large
mosque.
firor.
An
lmiutt
i
being
belifj
13,000,
(u
Allin.
Ihi
tiflfinooii
before
J.
It.
Pan
Xnrlli.
5fnon
lo
Pari
He,
line!,
itetoily
forofer,
wilh
tin'
Maji'lic.
2H,o:
Tilly
J.,
I3j
following
ii
n
jury
:
is.
C.
Vak
(Oiiii;
Sunnier,
3:.,(hhi.
lo
ptl.l
er,
W.
II.
Sherman.
Ii.
I.
lila-
Storage;
Kodiak,
28,lion;
hi
.Nell
cy.
t.
W.
.IoIimImim.
John
hyb-J
on,
K.DIKI;
l.anclicr.
IS',0U
havn
and
0.
P.
Tlnkrr.
The
boly
wa
llrtlieed
on
the
rocks
Of
the
raihvtty
snolr
by
pasers
by
about
R
o'elook
yo-leiiiay
morning
and
.the
polie:
wer
noliflcl
iy
II.
Iteod,
srieiil-isl
with
Hie
ldologtr.il
board,
and
Caulaiu
Paul
Anutiur.
Tb
re
mains
wrre
tfiHitflrij
and
it
was
established
Ihrou'.-h
a
iubseiUent
i'Xiiiiii:iLion
bv
I)r.
II.
II.
Tre-
tuayiM.
thai
deuth
iaHl"1ertr
dli-
lo
drowuing.
Ih-ry.
who
hail
relumed
to
the
pity
oil
March
H
af'er
naviug
been
IojwIm
for
Ihe
eorgelow.
mill
al
Wark
Channel
with
Ihe
gasiMiat
Vera
S.
l
i
and
having
as
partner
u.
Msinrv.
vinor
whitc..
.IoIiikoii
and
Magnus
Hansen,,
had
l'eii
livinc
on
a
scow
moor-ed
al
(he
U.T.P.
wharf
No.
I.
Ii
apears
thjit
he
ami
Kiiuir
Telli
ami
t-hris
,lnlmon
wrn
prorwd-in-
In
i
lie
scow
on
Thursday
rilsiy
and
drpa!ed
fell
from
l!:
wharf
while
attempting
lo
get
aboard.
Thi
wa-
nltoul
II
o'
clock
and,
ollhmiyh
the
inei.
hri'i
beeu
drinkibg
and
their
ivinem-
brnnce
of
the
tv
iits
transpiring
seem
soinewlial
hay.
Chris
Molni.-on
slates
that
he
neani
a
o!hIi
as
if
a
mall
had
fallet
overboard.
Curlier
ill
Ho
even
lug
Johnson
had
gone
to
the
m'ow
for
supper
ami
Telli
ami
Ihrg
not
showu:
lip,
he
had
gom
uptown
lo
took
for
them
II
was
while
retumlnjf
lo
the
cow
thai
the
fatality
i
bolievel
lo
have
occurred.
Deceased,
who
was
unmarried
came
lo
llii"
eounlry
about
15
or
lit
years
ugo
and
is
bidieved
lo
have
been
in
litis
district
two
or
Ihire
vrars.
As
well
us
log
pin?,
he
had
been
engaged
in
minimi
am
fishing.
Last
year
lie
worked
on
a
fish
packiia-
boat.
Invcsliualioii
ui
the
ea.-e
wa
carried
out
by
City
Police
Constable
AI.'X.
Macdouabl.
SYRIANS
AND
ARABS
ATTACK
IRAK
TROOPS
British
Armored
Cars
and
Aero
planes
Assist
the
New
State's
Troops
IIAOIIHAD,
April
3.
-
llrilish
armored
car
and
aeroplanes
have
been
used
as
reinforcements
for
Ihe
deltichmeuls
of
the
Irak
troop
on
duty
guarding
thu
Irak-Syrian
fronlioiy
They
were
participant,
in
a
skirmish
yes
terday,
(lood
Friday,
against
Iwo
thousand
Syrians,
and
Arab
tribesmen
who
had
attacked
Hie
Irak
hoops.
Afler
sharp
action,
Ihe
tribesmen
fled
in
disorder,
leaving
forty
dead
and
earryiiw
away
Miiany
wounded.
The
British
officers
were
suc-ee.fu
m
ivslruinlng
Ihe
Irak
hoops'
from
the
pursuit
of
Hie
enemy
acru
the
border.
i,
Chum,
7,H00po
Couth.
AugtlHld,
ll.oiid,
and
Hilda,
7,
500
to
Hoy's!.
-
Canadian
Tcrnan,
11,000;
Hose
Spif,
imhi,
to
PatJlfic.
Fanny
F.,
J;5i0;
Fisher,
1
1,-
OiMi:
Jiihuiiiul,
ll,iioo,
(u
Allin.
P.
horrepit,
12,000;
Trami,
1
8,
000;
It.
W.,
y.OOO;
N.
&
3,-
ryo,
!o
tidd
Storage.
.Millie
AVotforffifflora
to
Itov'nl.
Ijorberg,
5.00O,
lo
Couth.
TaploM.
'.Mill:
Hippo,
t
.10(1.
Salmon
Taptow.
.1,000
red
and
100
whiles:
Hippo,
1800
red
and
300
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LONDON.
April
3.
ltcstilts
ol
Friday's
occer
tame
follow:'
YESTERDAY'S
GAMES
English
League
Dlv.
I.
Alon
Villa
3.
Arsenal
0.
ll.illon
Wanderer.
n.
Liverpool
1.
Humify
1,
N"evcath
L'nited
0.
F.verlon
I.
Hury
I.
Maueheter
City
2,
Birmingham
J
Notts
Coiiutv
0.
Mancliester
V.
3
Tolleiiham
3,
We
I
Itroinwiclt
2.
West
Ham
I,
Leicester
City
1.
Division
II.
Blackpool
2,
HuR
City
2.
Chelea
o,
.Soitbamplon
o.
ClHpton
Orient
0.
Notts
Forest
1
Oldham
lr,
Swauea
0.
l'orliiioiitli
0.
Fulham
0.
Port
Vale
2,
Itradrord
City
0.
Preston
0.
Iiarliiw.'ton
0.
South
Shield
2.
Mi.ldleshoro
2.
Stockort
I.
Wolverhampton
.0.
C.N.
II.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
on
time
at
a
o'clock
this
afternoon.
1
7
25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mam
Large
Upstair
Dining
.Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
'
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
Wl,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol'.
XVI.,
NO.
78.
I'MINCK
M.'PKHT,
ll.CS,
HATl
IIDAY,
AIMUL
,
lSO.
Circutatl'm,
III
Slrit
Silei.
S9t
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
VICTORIA
LOSES
AGAIN
IN
HOCKEY
BATTLE
SCUFFLE
AMONG
TROLLERS
AT
WARK
CHANNEL
YESTERDAY
ENDS
FATALLY
Montreal
Maroons
Win
'HEAVY
TRAVEL
FELL
OFF
WHARF
MANY
HALIBUT
Second
Game
of
Series
from
Cougars
3
to
0
WEATHER
FOR
EASTER
COLD
Tempirslure
Is
Dropping
All
Our
Continent
According
to
Various
Reports
X'
VV
nllK.
April
3.
Tliere
w
!
i
nov
in
niattj
iwe-
I
'.
u
I
ut
Ma)
Imi
Ih.
Season
Al
(In-
Itotary
luncheon
'I'liurt-
Found
Yesterday
Morn
ing
13c
and
6c.
I
American
halibut
brought
from
day
licoiMi
.Mr.Nielioll,
general
Aiiari'iill)'
having
been
ilrown-
I3c
lo
I
l.8c
for
first
class
ami
la-ngi'r
agent
of
the
Western
i'"d
when
li
fell
.in
J
lit
harhor
Or
ami
7e
al
llu
lih
Ilti-hauge
l
te4
lu
cIhu
foi
the
Virlwria
m-i
but
the
lrijuu
been
included
in
thi
erilir
x-
x
-
Ij
alllifmgti
lempei
-
j
Icinire
held
ilo-m
out,
be
below
ii'm
mal.
ULWd'Kiit
Vc-riU
Taw
.:
irkiiri'ig
a
rM
v
"
u
,
niuw
in
mai
ll-
"i..v
'
n
dir
f
'U
ami
m'rriwr
',.
i-fd-ri
luil
slo-K-
line
.
K'
r-it
.ImpiitiMi
vl
ihr
-'
Mkmp
a
wll
a
in
I
I'
frFitig
liir
-
.fi.l
thin
wa
a
:i
8
.
AMERICAN
BOAT
LOSES
RUDDER
Steamer
Cuprum
Is
Alongside
Wheatland
Montana
Which
Is
In
Troublo
In
lit"
(iti.il
iM-rtori,
I
hi
1'lnyrra
mtlrr.ij
(rum
kgWmBxn
nwl
loTr
w
.i
nulnf
mrftle
(o
h
malt'
iMiirli.
Ilroli.llifiit
iirl
l
We
l-i
oal
in
ffTlwu
tinnuie
w
iiiVumhi
Victitria
liiw.-.l
a
ileerale
alliniil
In
4"'l
a
wliile-wali,
hut
lol
exeral
oinrlllllll
left
l
lcln
IHllll'lkl-).
I
hr
llnr.l
gamr
will
In
play!
tonlglii
mi.ler
Ijimleni
rule.
miJ
if
the
Maroon
a
train
win,
IIm
m-rr
will
Im-
or
with
IIh
Stanley
i.ii,
inoxing
ll
for
a
en-
IHI.
4
ALASKA
AIRPLANE
ARRIVES
SAFELY
lUiotoii
of
Ihr
Caiiailiau
Niilh.nal
ltailw).
l
iw
Hint
lln-y
emifi.
ilrillly
iirlial
a
oim
year,
r-Mclall
in
eoimei'tloli
wild
Mien
Alaka
lii'me.
They
were
lr.'.
ing.
o
far
an
io.jilc,
to
roiilc
paiMiiger
one
way
lliroiigtr
I'riiKT
Iliiiert.
Ilv
lining
llii.
they
were
lieiieriliny
Prinrt
Hu-rrl
ami
al-o
!ieliii
lhenieUii.
II
eiiahleil
I
heir
Im.hI-
to
handle
mon
paenger.
'
Tlin
wen
heavy
IiookingK
al-rraily
for
lhi
route
ami
in
miii.
ii
I
he
whole
hii
wa
ull
out.
.Mr.
JlrMrholl
nrerretl
to
ai
eilitorial
in
Itcourtv
in
whirii
ooniplainf
had
Inii
utuile
of
the
horl
Miip
the
jleaiolii
uia.le
frtuii
the
li.l'.l'.
whurf
No.
I
lhi.
iiiorninsr
while
Canailiai.
on
rimi.l.iy
nir-'ljl,
the
bixly
of
fir.-t
i);i
fi.ili
got
from
l-.'.U-
lr.
Kriug
I'erg,
asi'il'.'jO.
Norwegian,
IZ.le
ami
Ihe
aine
for
eeinl.
wai
fining
on
the
shoreline
I.e.
Hulmoii
.-ol.l
at
ln.li;
ami
3e.
Iween
iiili
ami
Iiw
waler
mark
Arrivals
of
the
ilay
were
a-
Jlll
ivpI
of
the
,
Prinrc
Hilpert
follown:
Kpal
lliue
jetenlav
moriiin'ti
American
alM
wn
numvnt
by
poliee
ol-
Wizanl,
2S,UUii,
ami
Forward
From
Sione
Age
to
Gas
Among
ludian
Chieftains;
Progress
of
Haidas
on
Queen
Charlottes
i
Hy
Oliver
K.
Maun
i
.SKII)K(!ATK,
April
:i.
This
importanl
rommiiiiily
of
Hie
kJueen
Cliarlfdlc
Islands,
mice
Hit
barrack
of
u
most
warlike
iKilioii)
Hie
HaiiJa
Indians,
js
unw
reparitig
for
Hie
salmon
m-u--iii,
afler
n
winter
in
wliicli
one
of
the
nio-t
slrikinj,'
signs
of
civil
levolittioit
ha
been
wiltiesseil.
Tlic
few
historians
of
the
Ilaidas
have
emphasizeil
Hie
warlike
tendencies
of
Hie
race,
ami
not
without
cause.
Iloiiglily
warriors
Ihey
certainly
were
ami
Hiey
hail
to
be
for
their
own
preservation.
II
Is
not
much
mure
than
fifty
years
since
the
.ie
wuite
man
first
had
the
It-
ncrily
to
commence
Trading
with"
hi
proud,
suspicious
and
eleven
race.
One
marvels
al
the
progress;
.hee
jM-opIe
have
made.
The!
daida
bad
always
looked
upon
fish
as
their
chief
article
of
food,
and
so
I
bey
are
born
fishermen
in.
I
fisherwomeu.
Tliey
are
also
.mi
oral
boat
builders,
ami
even
.oday
rely
on
their
own
art
lo
roM.le
hem
rraft
in
which
to
iii
out
o:i
Hie
Pacific
lo
seek
the.
roekeye.
Only
a
few
deca.les
ago
they
were
still
hewing
their
war
ant'
fishing
canoes
out
or
cedai
Irce
With
stone
avr
after
felling
them
skilfully
with
the
saim
rude
implement.
Willi
them
tin
-kxnrVt
verr
recentv
"
Mechanical
Experts
Today
they
build
their
thirty
and
forty-fool
boat
Willi
Jiues
as
racy
ami
correct
a
one
could
wish.
Afler
ordermg
their
rasu-
line
engines
from
Vancouver,
they
intal
those
complicated
tools
witli
evident
ease.
In
a
short
while
they
have
become
ex
perts
in
handling
their
gas
boats
and
in
making
their
own
repairs.
In
recent
weeks
they
have
been
buy
as
bees
repairing
their
gas
oline
boats
for
the
fishing
sea
son.
takiiwr
out-worn
keels
and
inserting
new
ones,
or
ripping
out
injured
planks
ami
replacing
Ihem
as
good
.as
new.
Hy
May
Ihey
Will
lie
ready
for
Ihe
hcctin
season
of
tin
finny
harvest.
.Work
at
the
canneries
will
follow.
They
will
return
to
the
village
in
late
Autumn.
Afler
returning
last
aulumn
they
went
into
solemn
conclave
on
a
very
significant
mailer.
Ihe
question
of
remodelling
the
tribal
cemetery.
It
means
a
reat
wrench
for
the
older
chiefs,
a
break
with
the
past,
but
the
re
sult
is
a
reconstructed
cemetery,
with
it
suggestions
not
of
the
grim
past
but
of
Ihe
new
day.
Mrs.
Hoy
JtcKinley
will
sail
on
the
Cardena
tomorrow
night
for
Alice
Arm.
Jack
Burchall
Drowns
and
Wesley
George
is
Arrested
by
Officers
Jack
Hurchall
was
drowned
near
Flcwui
&
Brown's
Irol
ling
camp
in
Wnrkc
Channel
yeslcnlny
morning
and
Wesley
(ioorge
was
bruiighl
lo
Hie
city
aboard
the
launch
I'achena
litis
ufleejioou
to
face
trial
on
a
ctuirge
ot
niiempit'ii
sincioe
aim
pro-
-bably
murder
in
couneclioii
wilh
Butriiall's
ilealh.
Bolli
meiij
are
Irolliiiif
fishermen
ami
Hurchalrs
death
as
well
as
(ieorge's!
arrest
ure
Ihu.ouleoine
uLu
qmitTel
and
lussje
the
two
had
in
i
a
boal
al
Wiirkc
Channel
iihoitt
t
o'clock
yeslerday
morning.
i
I
that
Itnrchnlt
either
fell
or
wa
knocked
over-
board
by
(!eoriio
and
thus
til
drowning
ensued.
The
latter
is
said
to
have
swum
ashore,
and
afler
he
had
realized
Jhe
serious
lesiill
of
the
seiiffhyjo
liave
al-leinptcd
to
cut
his
Ihroat
with
a
safety
razor
blade,
lie
was
lakon
lo,
the
Port
Simpson
Oeneral
llospitfit
for
treatment
and
there-
l;e
was
arrested
by
Provincial
Constables
tSmith
and
Cumin
who
relurned
to
the
city
with
him
Ibis
nflcruooii,
Certain
admissions
arc
aid
lo
have
beeu
made
to
tliCipolice
by
Ceoie
ThtjrjvW
menvlefti
hero
Wurkii
Channel
last
week.
for
BUILD
FACTORY
MARKETSQUARE
Mitchell
d
Currle
to
Move
Head
quarters
to
Market
Square
Near
Third
Avenue
Cor
ner
Mitchell
A
Currie,
the
pioneer
vK-.il
contracting
firm,
ha,
pur-:liased
the
third
and
fourth
lots
Jt
beyond
the
tVoiy.
Fxpre.
am
and
residence
al
the
corner
if
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
treet
on
Market
Square
and
will
jecL.
.thvreonimuiedUU'lK.a
nodcrn
two-storey
facfory'
and
woodworking
shop.
The
company's
headquarters
ami
office
will
also
be
located
there.
The
deal
for
the
purchase
of
the
lots
a
conducted
through
the
office
of
11.
U.
Helgersoh
:o.
Ltd..
the
vendor
having
been
Mrs.
Klia-iiclh
M.
Harris
of
Victoria.
ARTHUR
COXIS
COMMISSIONER
Succeeds
W.
H.
Maclnnes
In
Provincial
Government
Service,
Premier
Oliver
VICI'OMIA.
April
3.
Arthur
Cox
of
Victoria
has
been
appointed
civil
service
commissioner
effective
Mdy
1,
Premier
Oliver
announced
yesterday,
lie
succeeds
W.
II.
Maclnnes
who
becomes
official
addiiuislrulor
at
Vancouver
CANNERY
WATCHMAN
FELL
FROM
WHARF
James
Jack
is
Patient
In
Local
Hospital
Suffering
From
Injuries
to
Head
Jame
Jack,
wutrhninn
at
tfib
It,
A.
Cannery,
Port
Kssinr'ton,
missed
his
footing
at
the
cannery
wharf
about
1
1
o'clock
Thursday
night
and
fell
a
distance
of
some
12
or
15
fee
lo
the
mud
flat
below,
sustaining
injuries
to
his
head
in
falling.
He
was
brought
to
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
aboard
the
Catala
by
Archie
Moore.
Ihe
cannery
bookkeeper
and
admitted'
to
the
Prince
llu-perl
Oeneral
llospilal
for
treat
ment.
;
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY.
A
new
telephone
ijireo-toiy
i
about
to
be
Issued.
Applications
for
moves,
change
or
new
listings
for
this
issue
must
be
made
in
wrilfng
lo
Telephone
Bcprlmeivti
City
Hall,
not
iatei-
'iian'
April
10.
J'rw-U
v.)V.
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