125
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
ftoyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
V
H.
XVI.
NO,
30.
HAIR
TONIC
CAUSES
DEATH
U.S,
Soldiers
at
Honolulu
Poisoned;
Two
flo
Blind
Before
Death
H'tNtiM
1.1,
Feb.
ft.
Si-
il
in
if
Hie
I
idled
stales
i
'
lleinl
aial
sixteen
in
III'
..
ii:
a)
at
iSchofleld
barrack
is
ii
consiUeuce
of
drink-uv
mm.
n
iNOLt
l.t
,
lb
5
later
.
--
M:
iv
"aueii
tin-
ileal
n
oi
no-
1
Miles
anil
Hie
sci-iou
ui.-
of
llu'e
olhers
at
I'l'l
.Ibirrack
yi'slenlay.
oi
Hie
victims
went
blind
death.
Iii'
military
iniiliotilics
have
it
every
conceivable
form
of
j
iofi.iux
in
an
efforl
lo
find
i:
ixai
i
source
of
Hie
canteen
onir."
CAPTAIN
CULLINGTON
DIED
AFTER
GIVING
.'
'
Kh..
She
iitnvii
i
piu.
-
-
-.
.
.
,
.
,
.
.v'"..
m
w
-
-
,
That
Country
and
Flvo
From
d
m
f1c
Mliy
nett
AMHim'ay
New
Zealand
ttd
"
luW
iyv
,,,ni
li,'a"
m
lure
t.i
inviic
him
to
he
pn'enl
an
it.
Feb.
5
.
Thr
;nl
the
tnal
in
onler
I,.
lo-Hr
!.'
-
i
ul
m
nltner
Niag
xaiiiiiiaiHin
of
Mr.
Miller.
...I.-
l.-hiv
l.rlnaoik
M
O''
miuew
ui
in--
.........
"
V
'
.
...li..iiUHi.lnl
a.'aaM
-
,
i.i.i.
ni
.h.iHiiiwiI
h.
Xu.milui..
a
-t-an.-Hl.
In
Ho'
cm,.
f
I.,
mole
H.hi
With
Mr.
Palnmre.
Mr.
annoilneMl
that
i,
-i....
i.-.
ir,
oiiiiiOoiualen
frl
-a-
winch
the
Au-trollan
prwluel.
Ne
ZeaUnd.
tfla'"
Kx,M.rlew
t.orporalion
lio-l
r.ie
I
till
I
!ln'
Im-IUK
laiub-ll",'n
convieieii
01
iiiipuii..
-c......
l.ulk
of
the'lhioor
and
finwl
?,50fi
would
le
Imt
I
r
i-
(leloifd
for
appealed.
Asks
Adjournment
VIiii
court
oM'iieil
al
i:30
for
the
t'ttM
of
"jrowwliim
with
Hie
tbirH
rhanra.
whieh
ha:
I
lie
t'.onolnlte,
IvxMrlr
trfii
-
iporalion.
in
vioUlion
of
lh'
!
i
..in
i-iiiii.Mit
Honor
Ai
l,
tiow'd
m
ii
return
thai
idiipmenl
of
liiiiior
had
been
made
to
only
oie
American
finhinn
sclioouer
wlieiea
they
had
actually
loim
made
lo
nix
diffeienl
honl.
Mr,
tioiuale
lnted
the
ieenc-
bad
h-'eii
placed
in
a
posilion
when)
it
wa
forced
lo
k
for
an
iuJ-i..i
int
of
ill
least
one
week
Faced
with
some
eight
or
nine
charwes
of
Irrtwitlarilie,
Mr.
(iooiiilcs
staled
that
he
had
ait-vied
Hie
prosecuting,
that
a
ii
perfumeiy
is
believed,
I,
j,nor
lt..unl
iifficial
had
shown
ill
EVIDENCE
IN
COURT'
V
.:ll
VF.IC.
Fell.
5.-
Paip-Stanley
lUilliiiigtoii,
53
yearn
is
e
ii
retired
master
mariner,
it
Miiildciily
of
hcarl
atturk
in
"
"'ii
'
(ale
yesterday
after
giving
Mb
nee
tn
n
marine
case,
llo,
'
is
born
in
F.iiglnud
and
was
at
unic
porl
waiilcn
bete.
WINER
KILLED.
NN,IM(I.
Fell,
S.-
John
Uray.
a,;
ii
mi,
was
killed
in
a
cave-in
tic
llcntu'vu
Mine
Tbiifsday
deieiiilinit
coniiKury
me
inettiods
that
it
had
followed
and
Hint
the
l.ictuor
lloaril
had
been
aware
ami
appro
veil
of
those
tilill
llillto.
T
ie
i
ereiice.
uuuer
Hi.-.,
eireiuiistiinecs.
had
taken
a
chance
and
gone
on
and
the
firs-rase
had
been
dismissed.
II
was
aniwirent.
however,
that
it
vva
Hie
intention
of
the
prosecution
lo
proceed
tmlefiiiilely
with
thosd
ehaies
of
irregularities.
Ii
otliei
words.
I
lie
crown.
Ibcougb
i
he
l.iuuor
faint
rol
Hoard,
was
i
prosecuting
chaiges
of
iriegdlnr-J
dies
which
tli'
crown,
uirou
i
i.
inor
t
on
ro
noniil,
nan
instructed
the
defendant
lo
com
,..H
If
that
coilbl
bo
proven
then
the
defence
would
win
mu
il
was
in
nn
posilion
to
lako
f....n.ei
eliance..
For
thai
reason
i,
.......
i.i.
Me.
(Imiiales'
In-
lention
lo
unng
tleorge
Miller
..i.i.ir
itinieeior
of
the
Lidttor
Cniilttd
Pmird,
Into
conrl
and
f.nwe
him
to
admit
on
tne
smnu
Uhal
the
iritwitlarities
had
been
committed
by
the
doiend.in'
cum
v
with
Ins
Otr.
.Miller
s
pei
onal
knowledge.
Mr.
tion.ulo.s
out
Hull
Hn
wan
fun
her
point-d
colli
ii:""d
""
VW
,iVI
future.
If
,
;i
ueh
assiiranec
In
Hie
form
of
definite
coiitraoUf
I
.From
whom
ami
at
what
price
i
the
fuel
oil
purchased
for
lln
ii
of
the
Canadian
liitvern-Hieut
Merehani
iliip
operating
on
the
Pacific
coast
5
In
u-icorilaoee
Willi
the
pli'ilue
Ki.-n
by
Mr.
King
thai
the
"coal
industry
of
I
he
Pacific
th.
oilil
lu.
iii.Mllirjileil
and
carerul
eoniih'raiion
given
i
Its
claims
"
lias
any
such
nivi's-
liuatiou
t
n
matle
If
so.
when
wa
the
p'imiH
tiiaib1.
and
by
whom
ONE
MORE
FLIGHT
FOR
THE
SPANISH
AVIATORS
They
Reached
Rio
Janeiro
Late
Yesterday
Afternoon
on
Their
Way
to
Buenos
Aires
Hill
JAXFIUO.
Feb.
h.
The
transatlautie
Spanish
seaplane,
pilotirtl
by
I'.ommander
Franco,
arrived
here
late
yesterday
aHor-noun
from
l'eniambuco.
The
re
maining
lap
to
llueuos
Aires
is
about
t:tHl
miles.
RICE
OF
WHEAT
IS
CAUGHT
FROM
AIR
BY
FARMERS
ON
PRAIRIES
That
tanners
on
Hie
prairies
utmost
ail
have
radio
reccivcc
and
that
I
hey
gel
daily
nuoln-
liniis
or
Hie
price
or
wheal
by
Hie
nir
mule
was
staled
by
two
farmers
who
were
here
this
week
and
who
were
much
interested
in
I
he
.grain
business.
The
farmers
nlo
listen
to
daily
tows
bulletins,
concert
anil
stoclr
iiiroriutiliou
ami
keei
posted
on
all
mailer.
of
inleresl
lu
them
and
to
the
world
gener
ally.
'
REGINALD
DENNY
IS
SAFE
AFTER
STORM
LOS
ANttF.LF.Sw
Feb.
5
begin
aid
Denny
ami
.three
companions
whnnt
it
was
feared
were
lost
in
the.
storm
on
Wreilnesday
night
are
safe
at
F.iisanntln.
Mexico.
Dr.
It.
ii.
Large
of
llaiellon
ac
rived
in
the
city
today
and
will
remain
in
the
city
until
imnorrovv
even
ms
.
CHAMPION'S
POP
iMilioiH
of
I'ari.
recent
utateinejg.
the
ImiIiImmI
lialr
Cardina'
who,
in
a
approve
of
ami
short
kirii
ailiiplrd
by
women
.of
Ibo
preHlit
iieiieriiQoii.
lie
nay
a
woman'.
virtin
ban
never
ilfpt'iidcd
upon
I
h
Ifiicth
of
her
ban-
BIO
MAJORITY
FOR
GOVERNMENT
IN
BRITISH
COMMONS
l.ilNIHlN.
F'
i.
T,.
t
he
lli.ue
.if
tUnniiions
today
voted
(tonflil9K'(
in
Hie
'
ioernliicii('s
oneiiiiloy-
liieiuihu
l-
jlMf
defeat-
(lie
IjIh.I'
Hllltilliillieul
f
to
I
lie
adilrc
in
reply
lo
the
King's
iietli
by
u
VOle
of
-.'-'J
to
I
I--'.
The
dole
system
is
like-
4
In
be
discoid
inui.'d
an'ollier
vrar.
YICTOMA.
Fell.
5.
Ilelwecn
lUU
und
5tll)
Japaoese
torinerl.
emploved
in
Hie
fishing
industry
of
Itritish
Columbia
will
be
forced
out
of
this
business
during
the
present
year
as
a
resull
of
the
lulesl
reduotion
in
Oriental
fisliinir
licenses
onlercd
by
.tlie
Federal
(ioverutueiit.
This
estimate
of
the
number
of
Orientals
affected
by
the
exSjtusion
policy
was
made
by
officials
of
"the
Federal
Government
on
this
coast.
Most
of
the
Japanese
who
will
have
lo
unit
their
jobs
are
on
Vancouver
Island.
Others
oper
ate
out
of
lower
mainland
points
and
in
the
great
Skeena
lliver
fisheries.
BIRTHS.
son
was
born
nl
the
Prince,
Itupert
General
Hospital
on
Feb
ruary
I,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
While.
Mussallem
Apartments.
Al
tin
Prince
llupert
General
Hospital
on
February
T.
a
son
was
born
lo
Mr
ami
Mrs.
Wil-
'iiini
Morrison
t'Ult
First
Avenue.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
NUNCi:
ItL'l'EHT,
H.U.,
KlllPAY
FKHHt'AHV
:,
l20.
OTTAWA
Yeilenljy
:rcnIa
lion,
till
.
height
and.
as
far
as
the
police
.
I
can
juilse.
about
30
years
of
;;d..rk
T
I
boot
The
clothe
con
Hint
of
a
;rey
erae
suit
and
black
T,
,
.
...
,
.
,
....
J
I
I
lif
immiy
iin.i
npjwreoiiy
Trecii
ruii.i..il
in,
l.v
n
lir.-li
lull'
ul
Hie
poinl
wtiere
it
was
found
CANADA
MAY
WITHDRAW
FROM
PACIFIC
CABLE
i
Has
Notified
Board
That
Will
do
so
If
Duplication
of
MANY
JAPANESE
ARE
I
"
AFFECTED
BY
ORDER
Estimated
at
Between
400
and
500
Will
be
Ousted
From
Fisheries
Feb.
Charles
lifieil
the
Pacific
Cable
Hoard
that
be
will
recommend
withdrawal
from
partnership
with
the
luiteil
Kingdom.
Australia
ami
New
Zealand,
under
which'
the
Caeific
cable
was
construct
cd.
ir
the
board
persists
in
the
frmn
Fiji
lo
Canada.
are
in
conference
here.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
C.
P.
11
II.C.
Silver
Dunwell
Gladstone
L.
A
1
Premier
Porter
Idaho
jsilvcreresi
Surf
Inlet
...
Pid.
.
1.01
.138.011
.
l.fil
.
1.38
.:r
.
.ItVi
"21
.OWIi
I0i
.08
Cost
Million
Dollars
to
Clear
.
Streets
in
New
York
of
Snow;
Asked
1.07
1.1G
.37
can
money.
Sired
Sale.
03
Pul
ing
I
he
winter
Mr.
Itolstoii
said,
eiuliieeii
propfties
liaii
bce.ii
opera".
inv
in
addition
the
Premier
.
The
Dunwell
wa
about
in
install
a
hundred
ton
mill
n.tly
lour
ami
a
half
mfles
from
Stewart.
Last
year
lucre
were
under
active
development
15
properties,
and
!hee
were
not
in
any
particular
section
bul
nil
over
the
ilMrict.
All
were
im-
niedialely
at
the
door
of
Prince
Itupert.
Mr.
ltolslon
rererrctl
to
the,
v.
on
ler
mi
I
advaitcHiiienl
that
had
been
made
all
over
the
proviore
in
the
past
twenty
years.
Lei
them
look
forward
twenty
years
and
the
possibilities
were
enor
mous"
'YCer
we
nnl
justified
in
heme
optimistic?
The
Cortland
Cunal
district
was
only
a
small
tiorlion
of
vvhal
the
world
will
more.
,.
.
i
.....
some
nay
miiiw
as
uue
ui
iuu
greatest
tnineral
belts
on
the
couliiieiit.
I
he
eastern
mineral
contact
had
only
been
scratched
She
at
a
Tew
place
as
yei.
.rounu
Slewarl
Hiey
had
n
district
running
2"
miles
up
life
Hear
Itiver.
M
miles
up
the
Salmon
ami
2"
miles
down
Cortland
Canal
Uiat
.vu:"t.iiiwtns
was
tributary
I,,
Htewarl.
WSiile
.m
urp.ij,
po.n.a.e,
.ni
.
""-
.
,.renlk.r
had
produced
a
large
amount
ol
mineral
other
mine.
lie
felt
sure
would
yet
produce
I'lie
xrealest
difficulty
we
find."
said
Mr.
Itolston,
"is
lo
combat
the
scepticism
of
Hie
..
....1,1
VV.i
l...v
,l..l
i.t.ilitul
It.,1
"
..v......
.
.
..
.
..-I
ll
"u"'
"
,m
,
ac""
4,jmu
.
district
so
far
will,
practically
no
help
from
the
outside.
We
have
I.
.nl
lo
ilo
our
own
boosting
but
RRIT1SH
COLUMBIAN
U
am
glad
to
ny
that
today
the
w"rh
,!i
o'anug
irun
mmiimmivo
mr
Minni-it
OUKVLlUlW
Alll
tnU0L
Ruperfs
Back
Door
Mr.
llolslun
said
Hie
mineral
OTTAWA.
Feb.
5.
-
II.
V.
Hag-
producing
district
ot
wuicn
ue
en
id
Ouesiu'l
and
II.
F.
Wliyte
,,lu'
t"'!"
Cikiiij?
Was
al
Hie
.
.
.
.
it
ill..
of
Victoria
have
been
elected
back
iloor
oi
rnuce
iiupen..
ik
eomii
illors
ol
the
Dominion
As-
had
talked
to
mining
engineers
socialion
or
Laud
Secveyors.
who
from
alt
over
the
world
and
the
vision
they
erave
of
the
fulun
vvas
that
people
in
the
district
Would
be
mining
Und
finding
mines
for
Hie
next
fifty
or
one
hundred
years.
Hesides
his
par
ticular
district
there
were
great
possibilities
al
Alice
Arm,
on
the
Stikine.
in
the
Unuk
district
ami
!
in
the
numerous
other
valleys.
.lril4
verence.
ilo
I
Prince
Hupert
people
were
IP
I
pioneers
-of
the
great
empire
of
.IcT
Northern
Itritish
Columbia.
Mr
.()?
Vi
I
What
was
needed
to
suui'eed
vvas
m
transportation,
faith
and
jierse
Itolston
di'ctared.
and
the
results
would
be
in
proportion
to
the
amount
of
energy
they
put
inl
the
Job
of
developing
it.
Five
years
ago
very
little
business
was
done
with
Prince
Itupert
by
sie.wart.
Today
they
were
gel
ling
a
lot
more
and
If
Hie
city
went
after
the
business
il
would
get
more
yet.
Why
should
it
be
nece.ary
to
buy
grain
nnd
feed
NKW
YOUK.
Feb.
5.
Northeastern
New
York
stale
wits
'"
"recon
wnen
it
coum
ne
grown
struggling
today
lo
tlig
ilelf
out
id
the
most
severe
sitovvslurin
in
the
llulktey
alley?
of
Hie
winter,
which
was
Hie
direct
cause
uT
32
deaths
in
various
Back
up
Stewart
purls
uf
the
Kastoru
Slates.
Mr.
Itolston
then
urged
thnl
As
n
result
of
the
storm
und
cold
five
persons
dieil
in
.New
Prince
llupert
people
should
back
York
Cilv
through
exposure
nnd
SO.bUD
men
are
employed
try-
tip
'Stewart
in
the
effort
to
secure
iug
lu
keep
the
tuniii
streets
of
the
city
open
al
a
costjif
a
,
mil-
the
connecting
up
of
the
trail
lion
dollars.
from
that
place
to
Teloigrapl
I'lie
air
mail
train
service
and
shipping
in
Hie
regions
af-
Creel;
s(.
thai
people
might
come
fueled
have
been
porttlycd.
Hoslon
vav
hit
hard.
ru!
by
w
iv
..r
pnrnan'l
'anal
in
9
Transportation
was
Paralyzed
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
aid
dancitm
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
niirrp
tiipm
oven
i
mum?
ppnQwirnnM
WILL
Bfc
BIWM
MINfcS
I
HAN
PKhMltK
IN
SIIWAKI
UISIKIU
KULMUN
Sensation
Develops
in
nor
Infraction
Trial
in
Magistrate's
Court
j
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f
L
i
L.
I
Aflffjurnifiem
.ukci
tor
ueex
tu
uiinu
uizutLiui
r
Mifer
nere
and
Attorney
General
also
is
coming
..limi
developed
in
Hit'
Irml
nf
Hi
Cuuolidaled
Kx-t.ui
potation
Ltd.
mi
charge
or
violation
of
tin
(iovcrn-I.upior
Ai
t
when
lln
defence
wlcnlay
aflc
riiiMin
de-at
adjournment
fur
one
weok
mi
Hint
it
iniftlit
place
Miller,
.licit
nio'H'iMor
of
(lie
I.iiiior
Control
Hoard,
on
:
u
1
-tifv
Huil
irregularities
in
connection
with
the
ng
oi
tupuir
export
from
the
defendant'
warehouse
had
:
id
.)
wilh
In
knowledge
ami
approval.
Healed
de-
v
iieive
n
MiUiiii
(iontalc.
counsel
for
Hie
defence.-!
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BkJ
Lf
r
I
H
LIU
1
1
JU1V
1
AUSTRALIA
IS
BEING
LANDED
,
and
I..
V.
I'uliiiore.
crown
pro-
'
seculor.
Tin'
hitler
usgpted
that
Inspector
Milter
had
connived
wild
Hie
Consolidated
lixportem'
...rpomlion
it,
ant
H
with
it
defence
Mini
ilerlared
thai
Mr.
(...niilo-
wn
atieiiiplui
I"
Work
i!u-
government
ami
Hi-'
liuuor
l,..iird
in
every
way
HHible
in
onlrr
lu
mi
Uus
iitnti
STEVENS
HELD
UP
THE
WORK
AT
DRYDOCK
Questions
Asked
by
Him
In
Parliament
at
Ottawa
Led
to
Stoppage
of
Work
Here
Tin-
delay
in
I
lie
conversion
of
Hie
iiip
nl
llo'
wiiiiadiau
Go
-ernnii'iil
.Merchant
Murine
from
coiil
lo
oil
burner
ui
lliu
dry-ilock
plain
here
iceuia
lo
hnv
ntmiili'il
from
iUitlnn
asked
in
(he
HouiMf
or
Commons
Ia
week
liy
fl.
II.
Slrvfii
'f
YiiiM'tiu'M
a
folio:
1
li
the
(iixi'rniiii'iil
awn
i'
that
the
Umudiun
liuviTniiiitiil
Meirtianl
Muriiif
liai-
unlcrvil
tin
i-imiimmjii
of
four
lll
ui-i-ralinii
on
t
!
I'netfic
coat
I
into
oil
liiiriii'H
'i
in
HUllioiiiii'
or
npiro-iliK
ol
lln
ubiuliMiii"iit
of
cual
i
fuel
lor
ttt'f
lii
has
the
(liivtfi-iiineiil
laken
into
cunider-atiou
the
injury
to
tin-
Vnneou-er
1
Miami
ul
indtnttr
'44la
the
Uovwriiiiittnl
or
th!
(inuitiaii
(ioveruiiienl
Merehani
MurOu-
nut
aKiiraiiee
that
fuel
Mr.
I'aUjttM-c
Ui
iwrd
that
w
,,ricw
wm
ol
tUuiice
in
tire
BODY
FOUND
Will
be
Better
Mines
Than
ACROSS
HARBOR
?
in
Start
D'atr,
Declares
Rdston
in
Address
Fisherman
Discovered
It
on
Beach
Near
McNIcholl
Creek
;
'i
lu-re
are
Hiree
or
luiir
properdin
al
least
in
Hie
Portland
Yesterday
AfUrnoon
!
Cunal
ditri.-t
that
give
proini-e
in
Hie
near
future
or
being
as
"""
'goon
a
the
fatuous
Premier
mine
if
not
helter,
declared
11.
W.
ij.
Toikehl.-on.
fixliertnan,
Knhhiii,
editor
or
the
Portland
Uanal
News
and
stock
broker
nolirieil
the
city
police
htatloii.f
M,.Wart,
H.C
and
Vancouver,
in
addressing
the
Itotary
Club
about
3
o'clock
yelenlay
Mr-l
jclerday
nliernooii.
'i
pio.hecy
Hie
lime
when
Hie
Premier
I
noon
that
he
had
discovered
thei.viii
,,
i.
the
niaior
oneralioii
iii
the
district."
Air.
Holslon-con-
i
i..
.......
.....
,
ii.
..
i......m!..
.
.
,
.
it..
ii
tt.
ii
ii
.7ti...
..i
uuuj
ii
mail
.ICIU5-'
"'
iinued.
I
reicr
iiann'iiiariy
io
me
niuiwcii,
me
u.u.
oncr
aim
on
the
m:ic1i
behind
I
he
ninall
in
land
that
lie
near
llir
nioitlh
of
'cial
polltv
inueecdxl
lo
the
scene
to
iiiMvlcali'
ami
HiU
tnornins
brought
the
body
lo
the
city.
I.p
till
early
llii
afternoon,
I
iilfiitifieoliou
had
not
hern
c-J
Inlilislred
a
nobody
hud
been
re-I
purled
itiin?
front
the
city
and
i
lie
clothe
ut
thai
time
had
not
llieen
.arehed
for
documents.
The
fnce
i
nnrecomiizable
and
the
body
i
partially
ihfcompoted,
liauiu
appareiilly
been
exposed
iml
dead
foe
the
pat
month,
lln-
man
wa
about
n
feel
in
Hie
Pig
.liioiiri.
Hie
first
being
developed
by
Hritih
Columbia
caudal,
tin-
h-omiI
by
llritih,
-
McXicholl
Greek.
The
privin-ian,
the
ltis
Mi.oun
by
Aineri-j
ste.ul
of
b
Atlin
in
the
winter,
11
wjuiu
oe
necessary
to
cut
only
'j
miles
of
new
tVail
and
repair
the
old
trail
on
the
other
part.
tojpy
couueeliiig
it
the
buiiiess
v
on
io
come
u
a
lintisli
Columbia
port
instead
of
to
an
Alaskan
porl.
The
future
of
Stewart
was
the
future
of
Prince
llupert.
One
could
not
nrosper
wilhoul
the
other.
If
the
fur
trade
was
buill
up
in
Ciiuadian
ports
il
would
help
increase
the
prosperity
of
all.
He
had
tried
to
impress
on
their
member.
Pert
Kergin,
the
desirability
or
trail
building
and
Mert
had
done
a
lot
or
pooif
worL
for
the
district.
One"
way
they
could
work
for
the
mutual
benefit
of
both
places
was
to
get
that,
trail
to
Tele-'graph
Creek
built.
'
;!HIGH
RECORD
LOG
SCALING
Official
Returns
Show
1925
Was
La
eg
63
1
Yet
Wade
in
Province
of
BC.
YICTOIUA,
Feb.
5.
While
there
was
a
reduotiuu
of
more
than
3h.imo.oun
board
feet
or
logs
exported
from
Hrtlish
Col
umbia
last
year
cu-npared
Willi
t'J-'l,
the
ipiantity
of
hjigs
scalett
in
the
province
established
a
new-high
record,
the
figures
being
2.lt.2ii0.5-.'7
reel
compared
with
2.5
PJ.7
iiO.drtO
board
feel
the
pre
vious
year.
(trains
in
Hie
cut
were
made
in
the
Vancouver
jul
Katnloops
districts
while
Prince
Hupert,
in
common
with
olhor
Districts
in
the
province,
showed
-a
'.decrease,
largely
due
to
the
closing
down
of
the
Massetl
.Timber
Com-'
pany's
plant
and
the
reduction
or
operations
a!
Swanson
Hay.
NVESTIGATE
STEVENS
CHARGE
Committee
to
be
Appointed
To
day
to
Find
Out
About
Alleged
Smuggling
OT'l'AWT.
Feb.
5.
A
coinmit-
ee
will
be
announced
this
after
noon
to
investigate
the
smug-
Kliug
charges
niado
by
II.
H.
Stevens
in
the
House
of
Com
mons.
It
is
understood
the
per-
onnvl
will
be
lion.
11.
H.
Stevens.
lion.
U.
H.
Heiuiett.
C.
W.
Hell,
Conservatives;
p.
M.
Kennedy.
Progressive:
J.
C.
tUliotl
of
West
Middlesex.
It.
L.
Hatfield
of
Yarmouth.
Paul
Mercier
of
St.
Henry,
ami
D.
Donaghy
of
Norlli
Vancouver,
Liberals.
GOES
TO
VANCOUVER
SKA
f
l
Li:.
Feb.
5.
-Sold
to
Hie
Hudson's
Hay
Co.
in
liiiuidation
of
the
debts
of
Ilaold
Amundsen,
the
famous
exploration
ship
Maud
teft
here
late
veslnrday
for
Vunnoi'vov
ui
tovy
of
the
Wmonu.
3
Mi.!
ft
3a
SS
tM