l
l-
the
week
and
left
Mum
for
K'd-
H..i;i;i
I'M'
Yokohama
HI,
33
J
in
Ma
in
for
sii.,msliai
mill
ri.el.
i..
Muni
for
NuKota
with
Mam
fur
Kobe
111,104
V
e
JoIiikoii
for
SarmMua-V
)-ill-
lJ:i.lttt
l.u-lirld.
i
aj.iv
Mai
n
In
Kolou
fur
oi-
.'Mt.OOn
lllHi.
I
:..
-'tlni-i'
ltooewi
for
llemeii
(.linn
of
Olo
til
,807
.-U'-lv
l)iamulit
fur
LiNerpool
l.'l,-1
i
mnlieU,
a
it.
I
for
London
21,-i
tuislitl.
'lvilau
to
IUlon
for
order-HJ
Imhel!..
t
lanley
for
l
iiiled
KiiikIoii
i
.H.lS.'.bui.hel.
I
Ii
(ioil
for
Hotlrrdam
71.-
".'
Tor
.Liverpool
J
7,333,
for
I
'i
'ii
.'7.33.1
btcln
l.
M.ilniliin
lo
Col"
n
for
order
imiii
bu-liol.
(laasi.'i'dyk
for
t'nile.l
King-
ui
!i:i,.i:i.l
Inistii-I-.
fur
llotler-i
:
ill
MIII
Jillliel-
YUKON
PIONEER
DIED
FROM
FALL
Vb
TOlilA.
Feb.
H.
WiUiatn
Li
ii.
iH
yeiirx
uf
awe,
ii
pioneer
1
'In-
Klondike
void
ruxli
of
'Him
mill
mii
id
lo
ln
well
known
liiouulimit
(ho
north,
died
Sat-""lay
niulil
a-
a
ie.ul
of
i
is
ini'ie
iilaineil.
ureonlimr
lo
'he
police,
when
ho
fell
down
Midi
Tliurjuluy
niltlil
at
I1u'
'W.V.A.
club
loom.
He
was
jo
lli.'tli.i-i'ilal
Friday.
Tin.
ca-e
of
William
Oram,
who
Is
chanted
with
theft
of
Ion-'"w
eiiuipmenl
Trom
Ihn
Whalen
T'i"l'
iitnl
Paer
Co.,
openeif
before
Ju.Ikc
Vouiib-
in
the
Uotiuly
f
nun
Ihm
mnnilnif
ami
i
rnn-1
"ii'iiii
tin
ufteinoon.
L.
W.
la
r
mure
j,
pneeulmt
while
S.
iiim.,.ii..
:aflr
difMiiiig
6r
h
nliniWr
of
V
IX'
m
M
il.
fvit.
H.
-l'oUww-
,.
.
,,
.
minor
.pal,
'
u.ljouriKNl
until
1
ll.i.i
A
l
AlMiim.Mi
ntvlfwinn
-;.iii
Ii.m.I.'iI
al
Van-'
.,
'
.
'
,
Z.3
lln
aftrnuwu.
llierc
were
the
1
.
ovfrniiH!'
i
Miln-.
went
burk
llrwler
ami
ai.l
all
I
.
V
'
.Mi-heU.
if
rni.liw
,
..
Muni
for
Kube
32.0(l
iiiinixler
ha
Ihtii
Un-"W'e
may
have
erred.
bill
w
have
kcj.i
..ur
prnwual
lii.n.ir
clean,
'
dfelare.1
the
At
l.irney
(iencral.
Hun.
.
II,
tiliierimid.
uun-tlcr
of
publir
work-.
Or.
McLean,
minister
of
eilue.it
ion,
and
Hon.
I..
0.
Harrow,
miiii'lei-
of
ax
ric
ull
lire,
rviwl
lit'
nctivi-tb'
uf
their
rerlne
lioarl-mentn.
Ho
if.
T.
0.
Paltullo,
iuiuiler
ol
laud,
in
a
lively
addrc
predicted
a
vast
iniprovenierii
in
tlm
lumber
-iluali'Mi
r
Hie
provinue
uiid
in-Unei-d
the
gi-ent
u
buiitK
made
of
Hrili-li
Columbia
airplane
cpruce
an.
I
railway
timber
mei-M'a.
BIG
GALE
DISTURBS
SLUMBERS
BUT
DOES
LITTLE
DAMAGE
HERE
Pniice
lliiifrt
evit'ricnet'd
a
,eal
old-liiiM"
oulkeal
JjIoW
dunlin
Hie
night,
the
gale
Iiiimiiu
heen
one
of
Hie
lrnnKet
or
the
..caon.
No
erloi
damage
-eems
lo
have
heen
done
mIIIioukIi
mjiho
people
lol
sleep
m
llni
fear
thai
homelhini
would
blow
in
on
them.
The
iahy
lhiihl
inrteoroloili-eal
utalion
reMr(ed
today
lhal
the
velocity
wan
from
50
lo
00
mile
per
hour
pretty
well
throughout
Hi''
nteht.
the
peak
having
J
n
alinui
I
o'clock.
FELL
FORTY
FEET
INSTANTLY
KILLED
MONTIIKAL,
Feb.
8.
-Charles
Pennoyer.
10
years
of
aae.
was
iiislanily
killed
when
lie
fell
forty
feet
rrom
the
balcony
of
an
iiparlmeiii
building.
The
mother,
three
brother
and
Iwn
sislers
U,
i
'
-.1
Fork-
D.r.
pti-i-i;!
4l
tile
&urt
.Vayur
.New-
...
II,.-
M.u..lratiH..
.,r
U,rl,,jloi
Afc
Jo-;
IJrwr.u5
would
"knock
Ihe
city's
whole
assessinenl
lulo
a
cocked
hal."
In
view
of
the
decision
made,
tuner
menioers
or
Ihe
court
up
.
.
..il..
I
I
i
n
.
piii-cuny
neiu
ine
same
view
nn
Ihe
mayor.
Cases
to
be
Heard
.
!
II
i
ue
iiuiowing
are
ino
eases
hat
Ihe
court
has
el
to
deaj
Willi:
M.
M.
Mcphens.
section
2,
ic
intmuPd
on
page
six
O.
II.
iUay
and
Aid.
V.
J.
lireer.
.
.
Ill
-w-.
I
.
;
iiiriiiiirr.
...il
.
riva.i...iN
rw
1
1
r
,
farl
dial
....
.nailer
whal
rkiir
cw)l
A,.esMjr
j.
wen-
ma.b.
i.Kai,.M
the
smern-.
alhJ
,;..
Sojcjlwr
meni
.,
ii.
,,..m.
veur.
F
Jm
AW
J(JS-
(riw
v
I
SbV
faVi
ell
M
I
Mini
iniMErmiv
u
appoinieil
eeretar
of
Hie
court.
the
fwlkmiiiK
rae
Here
dual
I
with
(his
inoruiUK:
'
".
A.
T.
Ikulkin.
ltd
?.
bloek
5S,
!erliHi
5,
ii"duHd
from
J(i00
to
faHl;
lul
31
stand
at
HIOU.
C.
1".
Miller,
lot
-I,
block
31.
seeliou
4,
ntluce.1
from
?0nn
lo
J5m:
lot
23,
reduced
from
91311
lo100.
A.
Ilmok-liank.
lol
2.
bloek
11,
erli.i
5.
staiHl
al
750.
0.
-Miimi.
lol
13,
block
27,
!ee-liun
5.
slamli
al
9100.
C.
M.
Arthur,
lot
I
and
2,
block
3,
section
0,
assessed
at
M.oou
and
0,
decision
on
appeal
rerved.
L'IsIb
A.
MaHks,
lot
20.
block
3,
err
I
ion
0.
stands
ill
K00.
T.
T.
Marks,
lot
0,
block
20.
mtI
inn
6,
lund
at
9180.
T.
T.
Marks,
lot
7
and
8,
block
0,
scrliftu
7,
stands
al
il70
each.
lleloie
lt"ii'leiiux,
lots
5
ami
0.
bloek
10,
fcellon
7,
stands
at
917ti
each.
Perny
Vehler,
lols
I
and
2.
block
37,
section
7,
former
r-duml
from
9200
lo
92oO,
latter
stands
a(
9180.
Percy
'cbler.
lols
5
and
0.
block
17.
section
7,
stand
at
9125
each.
M.
.M.
Stephens
Jols
Hi
and
17,
bluCiJv.'l.
section
I.
stand
al
91,-100
ami
91.700.
Abl.M.
M.
Slepliens,
consileul
Willi
Ii
tilliUhle
in
council,
inainltilneil
I
Hat
Ihe
assessmeul
oT
the
city
should
be
based
on
actual
market
values
of
Ihe
day.
Mayor
Newton
failed
to
see
how
Ihi
would
be
oraclieahle
and
expresses!
Ihe
opinion
lhal
II
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and.
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St.
""Us,
PRINCE
RUPERT
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
l-iL,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
1
1,
III,
W,
"ly
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
least.
Phone
467.
MM
XVI
NO.
12
IIIIIV.'M
III
-lll'll'l.
II..
tf.
.'....
-
'
-
,.
IH4T.IU.
I.IJ.,
JIWM),.
I'LHIll
AIIY
X.
1W20.
SlUM
I
Clrculltlvll.
IISS
Slrl
x,l..
..-..,,,
rniiir,
riyjv
i.c.ii.,
SLOAN
ENTHUSES
OVER
MININf,
PROSPECTS
A7
I
IT
1
n
I
IT
TV
i
TTfcTir
n
vm,
.
v
hhk
it
iu
it
am
u
it
Lf
l
u
vni'
i
a
1
iiiiat
il
rr
nr
tiitii
t
im
nnninr
nfmnrvfii
a
m
va
m
b
1
1
n
u
n
-m
r
W
a
an
bk
m
m
m
m-r
mj
mm
ii
m
m
m
m
mm
am
m
.
m
m
m
viuumunti
i
rxi
ui
jflij
LttlYL
UVrtl
Ij
1U
DL
DUiLl
Al
rillllL
KUrLlU
Mining
Getting
into
Stride
and
Will
Assume
Importance
Beyond
Conception
of
Anyone
1
1
Tn
ITO
li
1
rn
I
im
rumuuiei,
luuiiwn
prouu
01
personal
am
innrnmrnnwi
ionor
or
ministers;
5oai
and
!
ON
ASSESSMENT!
Pattullo
optimistic
Wl.Ot
YK.H,
Feb.
x
.
.Mr.
..I
will
go
iilM-ail
it
rcachr
tiiKirtjiirf
h)oiid
Ihi-
luii.-eptiou
of
the
morl
oil
I
.in.
nig
11-,"
declared
Hon.
William
.Sloan,
iniiiblvr
oH
Mr.-iiij.
the
lanrier
Club
at
a
laiMul
Saturday
niglilJ
M.
M.
Stephens
Asks
For
Redue-
WlMi.iiir
hi
Hnlili
Culm
;.
.
Ml.
won
on
Pi
P"5e
a
position
I
and
Q.T.P.
Doielopment
Co.
FEW
CHANGES
MADE
mi
w.i-
iiieiiufii
ii
an
we
member
of
Hie
provincial
"
in.
I
b
Lib..,.!-
from
uiiiii-.
p.ul-
of
Drili-li
Columbia.
jp'a
"For.
Market
Value
Not
mi
r
Oliver,
in
mi
whlrc.
said
lh.it
Hie
h
Hi
In-'
Listened
to
by
Members
of
.,.
tn
l
In-
present
roitililion
Ml
Oltmva
vn-
(hat
tin
inal-j
Court
of
Revision
l!ill
i
.il
.11
:
1
.1
III
MUCH
GRAIN
IS
uiiiileMoii
iiifiulKr
hnil
iiilnif
roii.ra-'
n-i
In
rffnl
Uh-
Turi
from
grilling
Willi
fouiiivn
appeal
.
i.M
Hver.
hi
iii?tuduiK
Dial
or
tin-
li.I.U.
Another
Report
I
l-'wluMiifiii
I.I.I,
on
aliH
A.i:ol
VKIt.
Kfli.
(It-
itn-oiMTl.
that
of.
AIU!(VilHiis
l
a
ItaiMiuel
imk-nd
Hit-
cat-!
ttHwlHW
lHifitSVal.-
iain
l.
DCIMr
CUIDDEn
UMrl
b
Ui'
Uuirirr
Uteti
SalardirV
UmJhHViii
.arls
of
the
a
.b.umiiuJl..M.
ifcjgaiifc-
fLJOriMirr)
I
",
mi
iU
walerfn.nl
fHi..l,.
Illi'
iiiuiim
ioiI
-cnurt
du.lrv
dMl.nu
11
u.uul.1
iu.
Vessels
Leave
Vancouver
During
HUvml
unl),
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ClttltJ
n
Ui.-
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a-
wisr
Houno
lor
wany
ir
i,l.,rjll
i1IK.rlim.-..
Wvaml
"-"'
V"
-mwo
ai
Points
!,
r.,..-,.iiiM,
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r'wrjilnr
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asiik-s
of
iUmoi
t;o.u;n
hi;
i"h.iskii
i
nii
plank
(Iwr
tin'
fi.
l.
I
or
(in-
men1011.1l
.i.uli.im
i
(liluriiiii
t'iMverily
jt
Hcrkeie.
I
he
..-eiif
m
In-
nia-.
foo;lal
loti..
wrr
)il.li
il.iitt.(
III.
;iiv
o)
III
iah
Viuln-w
Sniilh.
Iiailir
ol
Pan
in-
.
.
al
loollml!.
Tli
.
w,.-
imii
,n
in-.-unl-jm-f
Willi
In
w
ii
I'liol.i
h..w
Hi.-
(
i4
!;ihnift
the
urn
Schooner
Yosemite
Sank
s
Inside.
Golden
Gate
as
Being
Towed
in
by
Tug
CreuS
was
taken
off
Sunday
after
she
crashed
onweks
at
Point
Reyes
Saturday
night
SAN
Fll.M;iSi:o.
Feb.
X.
The
si.
um
schooner
YueiniU
which
crashed
uu
Hie
ruck",
al
Poml
ee.
lo
nine-
iioilh
of
here
last
Saiunlux
night
while
bound
rrom
Seallle
with
.-.nr..
or
ilyimmile.
sank
jul
inside
Ihe
(iolden
liale
ii,il.-i-
TJie
Yo-eimte".-
rrevv
vvus
taken
off
yeleiilav
iuii
Hie
vessel,
which
bad
been
lowed
iu
from
Point
lleve
by
Hie
lug
Son
Hanger,
sunk,
despite
Ihe
effort
of
Ihe
lalle'r
lo
save
her
POLAR
PARTY
PREPARING
Colder
Weather
In
Alaska
Make
Overland
Trek
Likelier
to
be
Possibility
NENANA,
Alaska,
Feb.
8.
With
a
sudden
drop
in
temperature
breaking
the
spell
of
unusually
mild
weather,
preparations
are
going
forward
today
for
the
overland
trek
of
the
Wllklns
trans-polar
supply
party.
The
motor
equipment
and
some
of
the
supplies
for
the
advance
party
are
already
here
and
are
being
CARRIED
AWAY
WHARF
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
Boom
or
"Logs
Broke
up
In
Big
Storm
There
When
It
Blew
for
24
Hours
SKIDF.UATF.
Feb.
8.
Hie
storm
oT
a
week
ago
was
Iho
worst,
(hat
bad
been
roll
here
tor
many
years.
The
wind
blew
steadily
for
21
hours
nnd
Ihe
life
seas
washed
out
-Iho
Dominion
anvernineni
wharf
til
Oueeu
Chatlutle
City
ami
broke
up
a
boom
uf
logs
al
Ihe
Sitka
Spruco
Mills.
Col.
(ieo.
Phillips.
SlalT
Gap-lain
V.
L.
CaiTulhcrs
and
oilier
Salvation
Army
officer,
who
have
been
altending
Ihe
inilie
congress
hece.
sailed
fdr
Alaska
on
Hie
Pnn.'cs
Mary
this
nflrr-'
'.on.
FEW
CHANGES
TODAY
WEATHER
CONDITIONS
RAINING
AT
ANYOX
Tlieiv
ar-
v-ry
lew
change.
iu
weiil
her
'-i.ii.lil
mns
reported
this
i
mi.
ruing
liy
Dominion
Oovern-menl
Telegraphs
oer
thue
of
jibe
week
end.
Il
was
raining
jthi
morning
at
Anyox
while
Wliitclioi'M'
.showed
snow
so
soft
jit
wn
just
about
thawing.
Dawson
and
niosl
other
Yukon
points
(showed
close
to
ero
weather.
the
report
follows:
i
Terrace-
Hainiug.
calm;
(em-j
peralure
3(5.
Anyox
Itainimg.
calm;
turn-
peralure,
3.
stewarl-HtUoudy,
calm;
temperature.
32.
Ilazellen
4:iiUily.
calm
.lam
peralure,
32.
telegraph
Creek
Oloudy,
calm:
lemneralure.
25.
Sniilhers
Cloudy.
ealinJTem-i
peralure,
58.
Hums
Lake
-
t:iou.ly,
rjalm;
lemperatlire.
38.
Miilehore
Cloudy,
spulh
wild;
temperalnre.
32.
Dawson
pari
cloudy,
.
Balm;
lemperatlire,
10
below
icro.
NEW
GOVERNOR
IS
COMING
END
OF
FEB
MCTOIH.V.
Feb.
8.
-uanifolph
Mruee,
(lie
newly
appnlnleil
Lieutenant
fioernnr.
will
.reach
here
al
Ihe
end
of
the
month
from
Kiwliinil
ami
will
then
lake
un
his
residence
nt
Onvornincnt
House,
now
occupied
by
Lieut.
Coveinor
Nichol.
S':l.j.
rP.r
in
M-e
Daily
NVw.
Boat
may
be
Built
Here
for
Operation
on
Okanagan
Lake
says
Penticton
Newspaper
Cail.
!
S;
lloc
of
the
Okanagan
Lake
Boat
Co.
who
n
a
:-.lor
in
I
in.-
iil
a
few
weeks
ago.
ha
uuiioniii-eil
in
Pentic-loh
lhal
a
lti7-f.Mil
.over
l.oat
is
o
be
built
in
Prinre
llnpcrl
Tor
.-tui.t
on
Okawagari
Lake
(hi
year.
There
have
been
rumor
Minr.-ni
line
r-ir
Mime
lime
a
to
the
building
of
uth
a
boal
but
ieiti
iiiy
al
I'ii'
do
dork
Ihi
morning
elieiled
uu
defiuile
lalc-(
men!.
j
The
Peniirlion
Herald
of
January
'JH
earricd
the
following-i
in'w
lj;-f(.nt
boat,
now
'
-
-
.
hi.
!!
itii:
hi
l'i
ini-e
Hupert,
and
wiui
li
will
hi-
aemllfil
at
Ke-
iovv;.i.
will
ur
in
operation
on
()Vanuan
lak.-
liy
June
of
tin
year,
iilyiii:
between
1'enlirloii
!anil
Kelowna.
Oa;tain
P.
Hoe,
PORT
CLEMENTS
MILL
TO
START.
of
Hie
Okanas.in
Lake
Hoal
Co.,
well
known
valley
resident,
-laled
Preparations
Beia
Made
to
Re-
10
1
ue
nerai.
1
io.iay.
i
n
i
i
r-
Mr.
II
w
.tal.
that
the
boat
,
.
.
will
be
operated
under
contract
with
the
C;iuadian
National
Hall-'
way
for
Hie
carrying
of
freight
an.l
iiaeitrer.
ami
will
con-
The
Canadian
Lumber
Yard
sawmill
at
Port
Clements,
for-
neel
Penlion
and
Hie
south
,
-"v
-
wm.n
...o.
w,,en
'
with
Ihe
,nv
branch
or
the
C.XJI.
Kiwrl-
al
Kelowna.
jinlwt
but
now
owned
by
t.
L.
Approached
Council
!'iUW'
"
Sftuw
Nancu-
.
-tver
ierafur..i
nowMng
-iril-
...
ll
is
vMm,m
u
4u
have
the
p
fw
fU
MarUwf
um(Jl
H,
noa.
,
lieudMuarters
al
Kelowna
a
,,a,e
aflwaiHiiuJI
be,.
duruigTbe
tctater.
'nn
V.S4L'Untr
Yri0l.lt?F1hia
Irin
now
ciHstructiug
a
wharf
at
i!J.,..ll
,.,
,
.
wharf
improved.
.
.
.
-V-s.
M
HS
imij
(IIUUI
7'in.-
f.fm
,.M.,..a,
....
,..,w:.
000
brick
and
use
i
ne
gover.imeiii
wnari
ai
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.
...
iJiiri.-
mucii
in
ue
iukcii
,
,
,,
i
i
.i
Captain
Hoc
approached
the
,r
....
,i...
,'..
..
.
,
,
i
.
.
i""
,,'
iTiuiii
iriii
suuiii.
Penlielo,,
tiioiiicipal
council
lasUT,
ntghl
with
a
view
to
having
Ihe,
,,
....
,.
.
,
fit
I'll
illlil
tfli
Ifiliilust
!
Hevnt.i
a.proJieh
lo
Hie
government
..
nimr
.
ihe
new-
boat
is
of
the
latest
construction,
Capt.
Hoe
staleil,
ami
will
be
equipped
with
a
Diesel
engine,
built
in
Manchester,
with
n
twin
screw,
llesidc
being
one
hundred
and
twenty-
seven
feet
long
it
will
have
a
beam
of
twtnly-lwo
feet.
Capt.
Hoe
himself
will
be
master
of
the
boat,
which
will
carry
a
crew
r
eight,
for
whom
stateroom
will
be
provided.
As
il
will
be
purely
a
day
boat,
there
will
be
io
stateroom
for
passengers.
Capacity
for
150
The
boat
will
base
u
capacity
for
I5u
passengers
and
four
car-
oads
f
freight.
It
will
have
a
speed
of
fifteen
miles
per
hour.
Captain
Hie's
announcement
follow
that
made
some
time
ago
by
C..N.
II.
officials,
when
it
was
statist
that
ii
boat
servieo
would
be
inaugurated
on
(ikanasau
Lake.
The
boat
will
call
"at
Sum-mertaml
ami
nlher
intervening
points
between
Kelowna
ami
Penticton.
Captain
Hoe
has
not
chosen
a
name
for
the
boat
as
yet.
DR.
SHORT
RELEASED
ON
BAIISAIURDAY
VAXCiil
vi;r.
Kelt.
8.
Di
r:.
A.
Short,
who
on
Sal
unlay
w
is
driving
the
car
which
ran
down
and
killctl
little
,)oeph
(Ireen.
sged
four,
ami
who
wa
later
ar-rested.
wn
allowtsl
out
on
bail.
A
proclamation
in
the
current
issue
of
Ihe
H.C.
(5aelle
an-nonncos
that
everyHiing
north
of
the
Sard
iMiallel
of
laiiiud.
througUoul
the
prfivinee
is
an
unorganizeil
dlslricl
Tor
admin-stratum
under
Hi
Ciine
Anl
The
5$rd
imrfiUeFpasso
llinnwh
Cumshewsi
Inlel'on
Iho
Oueeu
twiarlolle
Islands
and
throng?
Princess
(loyal
Island
just
norll
of
UtitiHiale.
w
ill
1.
I
honipson.
ilireelor
of
research
under
the
lulernalinna'
hisheries
commission
sailed
hv
Hie
I'rim-ess
Macy
Him
;fternooi
ot
K.-'-In
Ivan.
a
large
ipiantity
.of
supplies
and
has
still
on
board
Inlet,
will
assist
in
faking
Ihein
"IT
(lie
steamer.
Fred
Weaver
is
now
in
charge
t
of
li
e
Huckley
operations
at
Port);
Clement.
A
logging
camp
is-'
lalr.-ady
running.
CRANBERRIES
I
ON
ISLANDS
Experlrrrjirtal
Crop
Being
Tried
at
Massett
With
Imported
Plants
MASbTriT,
Feb.
8.
The
growing
of
cranberries
is
an
inler-j
esling
evperimeut
being-
carried
un
here
by
C.
Kirmis,
who
imported
them
last
year
frunE
Washington.
s
It
is
thought
that
the
climate
uusl
soil
are
both
well
suited
lo
Hi
growing
of
thix
berry.
Mr.
Kermis
visited
Washington
asL
yar,
where
in
one
county
alone"
Ihe
harvesting
payroll
in
conned
ion
with
Ihe
growiiiK
of
Ihe
berries
amounted
U,
SlOO.ooo.
JOINT
ARRANGEMENT
FOR
CARGO
SHIPMENTS
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOl
VCR,
Feb.
8.
-
Fffec-tive
today
throingh
the
agency
of
u
joint
surrender
office,
the
Harbor
Commislou
and
private
elevator
will
be
enabled
to
inler-charge
warehouse
receipts
for
grain
so
that
ship
may
load
wheat
at
whichever
elevator
has
the
required
amount
of
(he
grain
re.
i
u
i
red
fm
a
cargo.
"
VICTORIA
BESTED
CALGARY
AT
HOCKEY
ClALOAHY.
Feb.
8.
The
milv
hockey
game
id
the
Western
League
..en,,
played
Saliinlay
was
dial
seen
here
when
Ihe
viifiiig
Victoria
leant
beiif
Ihe
locals
on
f
fi.'ii-
own
rink
lo
(he
!'.:.
r.
r.,ur
g
.alK
d)
Ihrec.