i
"
Liii
.
u
4'
"
I
-
in-
i
.
,
d
I
mm
a
llin-e
i
.
1
ma
trip
ill
the
wii
iirii
iiiiiiit
of
I
hi
Htuch
in-
y
i
tiirlh
.
!
plan
lo
no
niiiii'dialely
lo
IK'
-'
'
FOR
TOURISTS
Train
During
Summer:
Change
of
Schedule
In
May
.
,;
on.
ci
v
al
inii'
rai'"
u
i
he
ordinary
oler-
ii
will
in-
placed
on
each
ia
itit-otiKh
the
inoiiii-a
a
all
i
In-
way
to
Smlthern
a
iluniiM
I
he
loiiri.!
wit-was
annoiiniieil
lal
nighl
,
lioi.
i
oi
hade
ineeliiiti
by
Tobov.
HiipiM-iiiteiulcnt.
i
i:-
new
sciieuu
e
win
runi-
iin
May
U
and
il
i
asiunied
in
ni
'iire
nhen
ESUNATION
BRI
AND
TODAY
Finance
BUI
as
Wre
Prcde-cossors
Recently
I'AUls,
Mar.
0.
linani'o
is
the
I
It
h
utUOr-M
tii.tnlM
Irfii
1
IH
t
iviii.
i
i
iin
i
..
.
.
......
r
i
i
..
Ikll
I
I
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.
.
.
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III'
'ILLI'lnlll
B-
lltTlllik
lll'
fill
in
i
.naiitiHM
in
iit'mi
JilKin
It
Ml
(Mil.
I'reinlcr
llrlaml
lutx
tendored
w-ititii,iifii
it
.n
i-.-j
mi.
tii
f
.
AN
Alll
A
IU
I
n
no
w
SEIZED
NEAR
RLA1NE
lUXLlVfiliAM
Mnr.
fi.
A
nio-
lorlioal
wlih
r
cases
of
Can-
ilium
ii.hi.-
..i
.....
.
i,
i
,lfn'
lilalne
l'Vidnv
niirht
the
Mil
ii
iep
ii
,.n,,mt
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENQLISH
LEAQUE
Division
I.
A
I
mi
Villa
I.
llnry
t.
I.ci'dyi
I
iiilfd
I,
lAcrlim
1.
Iiei-ler
Cily
I.
Hirininfrliflin
0.
l.ierHMil
ii,
'1
iillcfiliain
II.
Ni'wra-llf
it.
Iloildcrifitdd
S.
NulU
('
H
I.
Hlac-klnirn
II.
I.
Wi-tl
Uuih
:i.
Went
llromwieh
U.
Division
II.
I
iilhaiii-ltariMley
nol
played.
.Mi..lli'4H.ri.
3,
Hull
City
3.
Oldham
3,
llradforil
City
0.
I'i.rjiiiinilli
S-
iMrlitiKton
0.
Prniilon
3.
IWielea
1
The
Wediiei'ilay-NollH
I
nrest
not
playi'd.
Klwekporl
I'orl
Yale
Sloki-
Cil
(I,
Ilertiy
loiinty
1.
(wetioen-Southainploit
not
played.
WoUerliamplon
t.
Hl.ickpool
t.
smith
Shield
?.
Sontlinmplon
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAQUE
Division
I.
I
Minder
I
nili'il
:i.
Ilaith
llourii
1
Falkirk
I.
Kiindei'
t.
Ilaiiiillon
-'
I'arlirk
Tliille.'
1.
Hibernian-
I.
t;nwdi
itleath
2.
SI
.
Jiilll-line
i
,
Ili'lU'l
-
I
.
THREE
YEAR
OLD
CHILD
SPENT
NIGHT
IN
OPEN
VAN'COl'VI'.ll.
Mar.
0.
Eva
(oodlian.
three
years
oi
age
who
was
Hie
object
or
a
wme-
-pi-ead
-eareh
in
llnrnahy,
was
foimd
yeslerday
'i
hniirn
after
she
wandered
away
frum
lionui
little
the
worse
for
a
ntsht
spent
in
Hie
open.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
ll.C.
Silver
Iiunwell
Howe
Sound
L.
A-
L.
Marmot
Premier
pnrler
Idaho
Silvec
Cresl
Stiff
lub'l
Hid.
Asked
.
I.18W
.
1.7U
I.DO
.
I.
ti,
2.(10
.
axon
35.00
.10
.18
.07
.m
,.
2.V7
2.55
.08
h
.00
.
.WW
.15
..
.08
.in
liniuinion
Oonslnhle
A.
J.
Wat.
kinson
relumed
lo
the
oily
yes.
terday
aflcrnoon
from
Port
Rmipsim
where
he
was
on
repii-
l.,r
r.
li
K'-
Most
of
Early
Residents
Went
Away
to
the
War
but
Development
Is
Again
Pro-
ceeding
i
iSKIDKdATK,
March
0.
--P.
in
now
21
rai
ayu
thai
Hie
first
elUer
lik
up
latul
sit
Tlell
Itlvft
and
Lawn
Hill.
The
Tirol
lo
ariii'
wi-rc
W.
I.
liimdi;,
1'.
I'hhht.
V.
I'rej'sy
mid
11.
U.
ftii.
earli
of
wiium
took
-.a
f,uu(er
seolioii
al
Tlell.
Tu
reach
that
(dure
it
wax
neremury
to
tramp
In
ver
the
heaeh
and
riowU
bad
lo
I'tt-.ueieled
on
the
Iae
inning
two
iiu
make
me
irili.
'
Built
Trails
.1M1
kllllWIl
tal"W-
tWHHI
"
.
I""
IMWiin!lnninimiiniUiiU
lie
uihi
KraMT
and
the
firl
I
sail
lit
Port
Clement
mil
there
wan
tto
post
off
Tee
there
at
that
time.
They
also
cut
u
rail
to
bkidetfutu
at
their
own
IWII9G.
mer
struggling
alony
trying
Hi
niakf
n
living
on
their'piaeus
iur
a
uar.
lliey
had
lo
llnoA
tiiem
up
on
auvoiint
of
thu
dlffi-
uulty
iiettiiKg
in
and
out.
t
our
years
Inter
mure
sollicr
Wilue
anil
look
up
me
places
abandoned
by
the
otbuis.
Ainoiit;
tlil-in
wan
a
well-known
charac
ter
knuwn
as
.Mexican
Tom.
The
same
year
settlers
hean
to
lake
up
land
at
Liwn
Hill.
Tiie
C.P.lt.
biMtts
were
the
only
riis
running
at
that
time.
The
Viniir
with
titiplain
Lucku
in
Oomniaiid,
always
slopped
and
ilroppeil
anchor
off
Lawn
Hill
and
put
off
what
settlors
there
were
o
as
to
ue
them
thu
long
li'ip
to
Skidepiile.
They
also
iikivihI
to
slop
and
pick
up
anyone
wtivi.-)?
a
white
flag
when
ho
wa
parsing.
White
Flag
Unptiiiu
I.ooke
used
lo
tell
a
Story
of
one
occasion
when
ho
was
pus-inn
he
saw-
a
lone
figure
frantically
waving
a
white
fla
mid
he
ordered
the
vessel
to
stop
and
u
boat
to
be
lowered.
He
seat
ah
officer
ashore
and
after
inak-
liiu
a
difficult
landing
tluonli
the
surf
Hie
settler
said
he
tlid
not
want
lo
po
nboard,
all
In)
wit
n
let
I
was
to
check
Up
the
lime,
with
his
Hk
Hen.
What
the
officer
said
was
mi
uiicompU
nieutitry
that
il
cannot
he
ro
corded.
In
lUlt
when
the
war
broke
put
Lawn
Hill
was
a
thriving
netlleinenl.
All
the
boys
enlisted
and
most
of
them
never
caino
back.
The
result
is
that
tho
sharks
in
which
they
lived
are
falling
down,
fences
are
broken
ntid
the
place
"is
descried.
Revival
Lately
I
Here
are
now
mtdor
cars
plyiuu
nloiiK
I
he
coast
road
ami
(lie
telephone
is
installed.
Mplor-
boals
are
seen
plying
the
whalers
and
once
more
progress
is
beinn
tnaile
and
development
i.i
goiiiff
on.
VICTORIA
CHOSEN
CONVENTION
CITY
SAN
FIIANOISCO.
Mar.
G.
The
Paeiflo
foreign
trade
council
last
niRhl
selocleil
Victoria,
ILC
ns
Hie
oily
where
their
next
con
venMon
will
bo
hold
ALLENEY
VIS,
TING
ALL
LARGE
CENTRES
WHILE
IN
CANADA
YA.Ni:ot
VKIl,
Mar.
.-Ifff
w-AlHty;--tn
-fniK
just
arrived
here
from
Australia,
will
during-
tits
lour
o(
Canada
under
the
aii-pice-
of
the
.Naiionul
(.oiineil
of
l-luealion,
visil
lirai'lieally
every
large
eenlre
front
tiie
Paoifie
tti
the
Atlantic
and
will
sail
for
liitglnnd
from
St.
John
on
April
i.
GRAIN
OUT
FROM
VANCOUVER
PORT
YANCOLVI-.ll,
March
0.
A
number
ot
vesuis
with
grain
cangoes
left
during
the
week
for
European
and
other
ports.
Most
of
the
shipments
were
for
liuropc
ly
way
of
Paiuitiia
Canal,
lhey
were
a-
follows:
Meivvu
Mart)
fty-
Shanghai
?72,2Ui
busliels,
Tor
Kubo
unit
Nagasaki
t'JI.UOU.
Paris
Maru
fur
Nagasaki
38,
313.
Australian
for
CoiiliiiciuV
111
OKU.
for
Hull
ttU.ltiO.
Huanchaco
fur
Hull
221.031
bushels.
Axel
Johnson
for
Scandinavian
ports
113,875
bushels.
Anglo-Mexican
lo
Colon
for
orders
200,575
Imshcls.
Osiris
for
Antwerp
t
tW.333
lushcls.
(ilamiirgansliire
fur
Antwen
and
llotterdam
118.000
bushels
Canailian
Skirmisher
for
Avon-
mnnlh
71.000
bushels.
West
(iambo
for
Santos
5)0.280
bushels
KING
IS
SWORN
1-
AS
MEMBER
FOR
PRINCE
ALBERT
OTTAWA,
Mar.
Ii.
-
flight
lion
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
Premier
was
today
sworn
in
as
llui
member
of
the
lloii.-o
of
Commons
for
Prince
Albert.
The
oath
was
adminislered
in
the
Premier's
of
fice
by
the
rlerk
of
the
House.
Premier
King
will
be
Intro
iluced
to
the
House
when
Parlia-
Inient
reassembles
on
March
!5.
5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
hm
'-nee
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
.
....
-fi.
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
nd
Gth
"J,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
'Vl.i
At
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI
NO,
53.
IMUNCi:
HUPEIIT.
H.C.,
HATl
M.
AIAIICII
0.
1020.
Yetlerdiy
f
Circulation,
II
IS
Slrwt
Sales.
37
PRICK
FIVK
CK.VTS;
RHYFR
AMftRF
WHITFfl
IFF
KlANn
utjt
iviiuu
nuiiviiu
1
1
in
i
uvuii
i
iumjtuw
MBERS
OF
EDMONTON
BOARD
OF
TRADE
INVITF.D
TO
VISIT
PR
RUPERT
ilea
jtates
Lutter
boxer
Ashore
on
Whitecliff
Island
Fifteen
Miles
South
of
Rupert
-a
tj
mi
)
r
siiivv,
the
Hcveiuic
Cutter
lloxcr
went
.i-iiine
fl.ul.i
...
1.1.....
I
IMH
i
.
"mil.
hiii-h-:"
lt'--ii(l--
t.7ie
-I'lll
Olll
UIIU
it
uji
mi-
i"
itiiMi
imu
VMiifimii
nuiiiif
-oiicrillli'll-;
!ol
'In'
niurun
-taluni.
a
I
nine
ordered
tin-
liidillmii-r
M
.
cvv
mgi
it)
pmwre
ut
gu
in
inc
-rene
mid
rentier
any
as-!
in
w
s-.ir.
mm-
ieii
during
in
tiiurniiiK
ami
the
lalet
.
...
i.i..
.1
II
.a
.
.
.
i
ii
'
irn'i'iiniii
-inii-ii
mm
nr
wn
-uimiiiml'
hv.
A
w.rt'O
-
report
n-eeitnl
fftim
IIh'
f-el
tin-
uftemooti
il
luii
-.lit'
expected
in
gel
off
tin
the
IukIi
title
this
evening
---Ha-B-W----M-i-----B-HW
.
V
T1NI1M
FIND
FRASER
RIVER
pector
ai
it.;
i.
!
W
hiteclirr
IxIhiiiI
i
about
fif-i
ti'eii
mil
ouih
of
here
in
Ar-i
Ithtir
Paiage
between
Kennedy
Inland
and
Lewi
Island.
It
is
rlnw
lit
tlu!
fairway
and
the
tide
llier
run
rather
fut.
II
wa
nearly
high
tide
when
Hie.
tit
UUa
Civxrlnnkitrl
In
Dm
lliiter
umiI
:iiIiiiii
Ruth
Declares
Pro-
i
The
Hoxer
i
well
known
-on
lliii
tHn,i
having
Im-i;ii
u-etl
by
Iiiu-
l
niifii
siaioi
Ooveruninnl
fur
...
.
..l.
;..
4
I
.
.
.
il
v
I
it
ji,,
t,
I'lat
-
""
r"'
"""mi
HKtireO
in
eouitt-r,-
,,epo,,
o.c.luoke
t.
u.,Ui'uM
J'Ui
the
I.!)
Miidursley
14
.
n
,
...
ho
Minn
ttir
Hiitti
"
,
She
ii
rem
!
I
red
J
16
toittt
Iniilt
al
orliiiMiilli.
N
il.,
IU0S
m
a
nitval
i'iii'.
Ill
SETTLEMENT
OF
GRAHAM
ISLAND!
Lr
IN(.
t
MTKIl
STATES
SOIL
THE
WJl'NTESS
OF
lillW
K
i.
u
.
tier
for
('liiada
In
itii
hrr
Ii
li;mil
'Ti
MoiiteaL
anil
Ollawu.
Hie
v:is
ui'
,i,;ii;,iiieil
by
Lo:d
anil
ImiiIv
iIIIiit,
v
Mi
wIioid
shv
shown
in
ilie
iihove
pliolo.
They
wire
given
a
-eiid
nff
it-
large
omnlier
f
I
imed
Slate
war
yelerans.
PORT
SIMPSON
HOSPITAlMEETi;
C1925
Officers
Were
Ro-elcted
a
Annual
Gathering
on
Thurs-'J
day
Afternoon
"PI
Ollll-r
lllll-
Muinh
The
annual
ineeOiig
of
the
.sinip.-mi
(ienerul
Ilospllul
-ocialion
was
-lield
here
c.
Pori
A
las"
ritursday
afleritoon.
Last
year'.-
'iflleer-i
were
re-elected
Ut
sorvt
luring
I
U2C
-They
ntt):
Prrsideiit.
Ilev.
Or.
Foftier,
Yiee-Presidenl,
II.
Hoyd
Youn
Secretary
Trea-urer
anil
Superintendent.
Or.
W.
Sager.
Audilor.
A.
J.
Watkihson.
Iireeors
Csipt.
J.
Valson
of
Hie
sniHg-eow
Hobolink;
Miss
leai-on.
Miss
Mackay,
Oeorge
McAfee
of
lieorgrtowli.
AV.
1-.
Colli.-on.
Ilev.
i.
O.
llaeker
oi
Pi-iin-e
Hupert.
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kei-
in
of
Prmi-e
lluper!
and
Hev
-iliiam.
Allen.
ZERO
WEATHER
PASSES
AWAY
Lowest
Yukon
Temperature
To
day
was
Eight
Degrees
Above
at
Stewart
River
No
xero
weal
hev
was
recorded
Itis
morning
al
the
eight
o'clock
report
of
the
Pomiiiioit'
(loveni-mnt
telegraphs
for
any
plaee
ir
the
Yukon
or
Hritish
Columbia
Weatlier
in
Ihe
interior
contin
ues
warm
and
Stewart
reported
snow
falling.
The
rcj)tl
.
fol
lows:
Haiellon:
part
cloudy:
calm;
lenin.
30.
Telegraph
Creek:
clpUd',
calm
lemp.
SO.
f
Sinitliers:
part
clomlyi.
oalin
lemp.
38.
'
';i
Hums
Lake:
clear,
calm
temp.
20.
i
a:i.
Terrace:
cloudy,
ealiufci
letup
Anyox:
cloudy,
culm;
-Sup.
10
Slevvart:
snowing,
caliitMonip
31.
i
.1'
Whilehur.-e:
calm,
cleat,
temi
Stewart
lliver:
,ivleitr,.fcalii
temp.
8.
Oavvson:
snowing,
caTuu
lenu
is.
Average
15.
"
Adam
Mackie,
inspector
of
fisheries,
sailed
on
the
Cardena
oday
for
Vancouver
to
nllend
oi
f.
I'ence
'
HYPODERMIC
STAB
GIVEN
LITTLE
GIRL
WAY
FROM
SCHOOL
n
i:v
w
KSTM
ins
ri;it.
Mar.
d.
Ifr.-sie'
Lord,
a
ten
year
old
schoolgirl,
is
sulTering
from
a
painfully
(.vvullen
lej
alleiged
lo
be
Wie
result
of
a
slab
from
a
liypoilermic
needle
in
the
Jiauds
of
an
unknown
man,
receive!
while
on
the
way
home
from
t-chool.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
WERE
LIGHT
TODAY
AND
PRICES
HIGHER
llesl
prices
of
the
week
for
lalilait
were
paid
at
Hie
Fish
xeiiange
this
morning
when
irrivats
were
light
totalling
05.-
000
iioumls.
of
which
12-000
uiuiids
was
from
three
Americuu
ves-ei.-,
uml
-.'j.&iin
iioumls
Iroui
our
4inatlians.
Arrivals
ami
sales:
American
Cane
Clear.
7.000
lbs.,
to
the
auadiau
Irish
&
Coid
Storage
Co.
Venus.
20,000
lbs.,
lo
the
Atlin
r
i.lieries.
Spray,
15,000
lbs.,
lo
Wooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Point
May.
3,500
lbs.,
ami
Hose
Spit,
5.000
lbs..,
to
the
Pacifio
risherios.
Fisher,
5,000
lb.,
1o
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
P.
Uorreen,
10.000
lbs.,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Gold'
Storage
Co.
American
prices
were
slightly
over
I5e
and
tw
and
Canadians
over
1
3c
ami
fc.
SALMON
RUNNING
ON
ISLAND
WEST
COAST
ToFINO.
Vancouver
Island
larcn
ii.
."-pring
salmon
are
running
well
here
and
a
number
of
trolling
boats
are
out
getting
Tair
Catches.
Three
hundred,
pounds
Is
the
highest
recortl
made
for
one
boat
so
far.
A
number
of
boats
are
trolling
In
ydney
inlet.
Herore
endorsing
a
resolution
asking
for
an
experimenlal
farm
Die
SinlllwiS
Hoard
of
Trade
will
he
asked
by
the
local
board
why
they
stntion
The
secretary
has
ll:e
'land.
EDMONTON
IS
INVITED
HERE
Eoard
of
Trade
Endorses
Action
of
Smlthers
in
Asking
Board
of
Trade
to
Come
An
invitation
is
to
be
extend
ed
by
the
boaril
of
trade
to
the
Ldiiiouton
board
to
visit
Prince
Hupert
during
(he
eoinhug
sum
mer
I
IDs
was
iiecideil
at
the
an
"Hug
last
night
following
the
eading
of
a
lcttitr
from
'
the
Smdher
hoard
in
which
it
was
Jlairil
thai
they
had
taken
the
initial
ive
in
invilirrjr
tin
Cdnion-
on
hoard
to
cum"
west
and
itsk-r.g
Prince
Iliipert
to
endorse
it
and
to
undertake
lo
entertain
the
members
if
they
come.
file
board
decided
la-extern!
to
the
visitors
the
same
hospitality
that
was
given
the
"Vancouver
board
and
to
heartily
endorse
the
invitation.
The
proposal
i
for
the
businessmen
of
F.dmonton
to
slop
off
it
all
Important
point-
on
the
railway
including
.Ias(er.
Prince
'Seorge,
Yanderhoof.
and
a
number
of
smaller
places.
PRINCE
GEORGE
G00DH0CKEY
Made
Fine
Showing
Aaalnst
Vancouver
Seaforths
In
Last
Night's
Game
HELD
TWO
PERIODS
YANCOL
YF.il,
Mar.
G
Yancou-
ver
Jseafortlis
defeated
Prince
tieorge
"
tgoals
to
3
in
the
semi
finals
of
the
intermediate
ama
teur
hockey
series.
The
game
was
clo-cly
contested,
Prince
lleorge
'playinig
a
great
game
in
the
first
and
third
preiods
when
scoring
was
even
but
in
the
sec
ond
frame
the
Seaforths
scored
four
lo
Prince
(Seorge
2.
In
the
other
acini-final
game
Kiniberley
defeated
Under
Indcrby
3.
l
to
The
Seaforths
and
Kiniberley
meet
"n
a
two
paine.
series
next
week
for
the
provincial
championship
title.
FOOTBALLCUP
SCORES
TODAY
LONDON.
March
B
The
fol
lowing
sanies
were
played
today
in
the
Kngli-h
ant!
Seollish
cup-lie
series:
ENGLISH
CUP
Sixth
Round
Clapton
Orient
1,
Manchester
City
G.
Notts
Forest
2
Holtnti
Wander
ers
2.
Swansea
2.
Arsenal
1.
Fulham
I.
Manchester
Lnitcd
2.
SCOTTISH
CUP
Fourth
Round
Morton
0.
Hungers
I.
St.
Mn-ren
2.
Ainlrieonians
0.
'I
bird
Lanark
1,
Aberdeen
I.
Celtic
G.
Omnbartoii
t
VANCOUVER
CURTAILS
PROPOSED
EXPENDITURE
TO
BALANCE
THE
BUDGET
VANCOl
Villi.
Mar.
G.
As
the
total
.civic
expenditures
called
for
in
the
civic
budget
presented
lo
the
cily
council
yesterday
afternoon
exceed
the
.estimated
return
for
the
VeiiP
lLfi
of
.
have
ehanfeetl
their
minds'
3tiiV.05i(.r.ft
In-
nsnc.
s.
n...
'
-J.v"n...,(l
.
HI-
sincc
asking
(or
experimental!
process
of
ellmirmli
,
-
-
ii
niiiiinv'
)r
proposed
extensions
to
the
,eivt(-
services
is
planned.