25
T
TAXI
and
IT
Ambular
"H
Servlc
m
1.
i
n
II
t.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
r
.
and
Gth
St.
j
MATT
V1DECK,
Prop.
V
i
XVI
NO,
58
WL
EXAMINE
all
fishermen
hose
Going
to
Ala-ka
Must
Gel
Clean
Bill
or
Health
from
Doctor
.iiM-til
I
lit
irmd
nl
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(iiiIiIm-
Uri!
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lie
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re
n
1
.i-
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an
that
III
v
KIT.
were
1
1
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r
a
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In-
ciuhIiI
11.
m
tt'-ri
a
lUnw'i
Kcrs
and
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llik'
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of
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vice
ter-
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should
pari
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nal
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I,
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1
)
h.
111,111
in
DOWN
VISITORS
efeat
Imperial
Debaters
Last
Night
in
Discussion
of
Interesting
Subject
VN
:ii
VI
II.
Matrli
I"
TIk--
'
of
Urilixh
(Uiliiiiiliiu
'
1
-
lu-t
11
will
l,Tr8l'l
Hi"'
ti
'li'lialing
I
full
I,
Ihi'
mu-'-"14
"IIi'misI
that
wrwlfni
i(
inn
lint
u
ili'miipruliHK
v
iioi.x
iiphilil
the
affir-
WURDER
CHARGE
AGAINST
HINDU
V
Vl'.lt.
Mar.
10.
H1
1
iui
ImihI
Imliiui,
was
Imlav
i
K'il
Willi
imiider
following
il
at
ii
of
Hilly
Costa,
uimllier
tii
:ci-
uf
the
same
race
who
injured,
it
was
alleged,
in
h
m
"K
afrniy
in
South
Vam
ou-tas'
November.
STEEL
MANUFACTURER
IS
MAYOR
TACOMA
TACOMA.
M.nrl.
Hi.
-
M.
fl.
'
le:!liiil
mI.iuI
iinitiiifiir-lilri't
will
iMfftftl
mayor
of
Ibls
cily
by
a
"uijiu
ity
of
D.nno
vole.
over
bl
veur
old
oppoitenl.
A.
W.
l'uw-
wlio
has:
just
cciinpleled
lit
"''
in
of
of
lice.
A',
r
TTLI'..
M
ir
h
o.
Mrs.
Hcrtlin
Umles
win
s.-allle
wilh
a
niiijiint)
of
0,78
i
tide
-ordiiii
v
I
.
'n
ni.in.tf.vf
l
t
for
govrruiiHiil
(Hi'-.-
it
t
lii.ijui
tin
uf
.iImhiI
It.Vt.
fll
Mrv
I
Ir
;i
eh
1
1
I
mayor,
-lie
il!
n
ily
tt
I
v
.1-
In-,
ill
uf
(-
nlj
cinnnil
i
lnl
in
,111
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'
it'll!
ill
1
.
1
1
v
i-;inr
fur
the
ilT-
111
upplilV
IllK
till'
rlty
manager
tu
11
ntMflipli.il
1
i-elective
office
of
mayor
as
at;
RUSSIAN
SETTLERS
COMINO
ON
NEXT
OF
EMPRESS
STEAMERS
......
,
Tsr-i.
.
.
VICTlllllA.
Mar.
10.
W'nril
wa
brought
J
the
vitamer
l)mprr
of
Au-
lr:illn
whir
11
docked
hero
lal
night,
thai
Hie
nel
miImmiikI
Kmpre
would
hung
;i
pally
of
SOU
liu-
oiau
srlllers
wImi
will
locale
111
I
In-
province
uf
Alberta.
.ie
anil
I
-:"!-::
T0
Y1SIT
HIS
OLD
HOMEJN
ONTARIO
L,
W.
Patmoro
Leaves
on
this
Evtnlnq's
Train
on
Month's
Business
and
Pleasure
Trip
I..
.
Patiimre.
beal
liarrislei.
l'n"
I
iy
litis
evening's
train
on
u
i-ombiiHHl
business
and
plea
hit
trip
In
IJislern
Canada.
Il
uill
iil
liltavva.
Montreal
and
Ins
obi
home
in
l-.loia.
(Hilarki.
wlitrll
lie
it
ml
seen
stliee
he
raiiie
est
in
IHtlfl.
Mr.
Patinor.-j
xpecls
lo
be
away
about
a
niniilh.
TAKING
HOME
BODY
OF
DEAD
HUSBAND
H,
T.
Vars
Fell
When
Boarding
Empress
of
Ireland
at
Shanghai
and
Died
at
Kobe
Vli:PIH.
March
10.
Among
(,a.s.Mi.eis
arriving
on
the
,ieamcr
r.inpress
of
Aiifttnilia
fioni
Hie
Mriwnl
ye(eiday
was
Mis
II
T.
Vars
of
Huffnlo
who
u-ii
takiiiu
houie
Hie
dead
body
of
lier
husband.
Mr.
Vtirs
was
a
imsseuger
on
it...
nmiid-ihe-wnrbl
steamer
Kinuress
..f
Ireland.
H
fell
when
lioai'liw
"s,l
Shanghai
u'"1
u'"
,laH
,ulor
al
KoliC.
HORSES
RESCUED
FROM
FIRE
AT
FARM
OF
PRINCE
OF
WALES
I.O.NMlN.
March
l.
Mudi
ibiniace
was
done
al
Hie
I'rinro
of
Wales"
slables
on
Hie
lloyal
Farm
at
Princelown,
Hevoiifhirp,
hy
a
fire
which
took
place,
there
yeslenlay
Ml
Hie
prinre'!
liorse9
tt'i'i'c
re-iiMicd.
VICTOIIIA.
March
in.
The
Cl'.ll.
lini'r
Cmprcss
of
Auslra
lia
iloekrd
heir
last
night
with
forty
Japanese
picture
.brides
nlioard
bound
for
Canadian
des
tinations.
These
girl.
are
rhosen
by
thrill'
fill
urc
husbands
be
To
re
Ihey
leave
.Inpnn
unit
will
be
married
oh
arrival.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Iti.1.
Aiked
Wheal
1.17
II.C.
Silver
1.73
1.85
Humvl'il
2.118
2.15
(iladslone
:i7
..'itUs
llaellon
iili'Ji
.01
I..
J
'
.If.
j.lV
Mn
finld
...
.07
'.0i
l'orlef
Idaho
.OK'fi
.10
Silver
Crest
11'
.15
Surr
Inlet
..
.fiH
:.
I
Victor
.
.0?
Effort
Made
This
Morning
But
Without
Result;
Lights
All
Out
The
attempt
made
at
the
high
tide
about
10
o'clock
this
morping
by
the
United
States
coastguard
cutter
Unalga
to
pull
the
government
schooner
Boxer
off
the
Whltecllff
Island
reef,
where
she
has
been
stranded
since
last
Saturday
morning,
failed.
Another
attempt
to
free
the
vessel
will
bo
made
tomorrow
just
before
noon
when
the
tide
will
be
a
foot
higher
than
it
was
today.
The
day
tides
will
be
higher
each
day
this
week
until
Sunday
and
It
Is
expected
the
stranded
vessel
will
be
floated
very
soon.
Captain
Armour
reported
passing
Whltecllff
Island
last
evening
with
the
Pachena
when
returning
from
Claxton
Cannery.
There
were
no
lights
on
the
vessel
but
there
were
apparently
some
people
ashore.
The
other
vessels
were
over
under
the
lee
of
Lewis
Island.
Consul
Wakefield
got
word
this
afternoon
from
Captain
Whltlam
that
yesterday's
storm
did
not
Injure
the
Boxer
In
the
least.
He
expects
she
will
float
off
tomorrow
morning.
v
BRIAND
HAS
NEWCABINET
Raoul
Peret
is
Minister
of
Fi
nance
In
Latest
French
I'AtllS,
March
10.
Premier
llriaiul
completed
his
cabinet
early
this
morning.
The
finance
minister,
whose
department
has
wrecked
a
number
of
successive
ministries
is
llaouj
l'erct.
The
report
of
Ihe
.cily
auditor
for
I
he
year
IUS3
wjis
placed
before
liie
city
council
Jasl
nighl
aim
was
lam
on
me
lahle
for
a
week.
Tenders
for'jls
printing
will,
in
the
mi-a'Oime
lie
rtilb'd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HINCK
111
I'KMT.
H.U,
YVKHNKSlJAY.
MAHCII
10.
10211.
yvm.-s
.iiKuUiiim.
km
SlHMONTV-il
UA
OK
M(T11KAL.
former
i
.ouImiI
ii
Mo'-i:i'iu
..or-c
Sliiiw.
liini
Ihv
in
l
In
t)v
mpiji
Show.
Imk'.imi.
iiiuI
i
judge
al
I
lie
I
iiiUmI
Slates
Show,
Ats
Angeles.
nieeN
a
grouji
of
fair
riders
uf
Hie
latler
itiii.iy.
l-fl
In
right:
Mis
Jesin
HraildiH-k.
Mr.
Maiinre
(Ii
.MoikI.
Mi
Jn-n
Hiirrongh.
dmighler
of
Kdgur
It.
Ilnr-riiiigh'.
the
mveiit
Mis
Kleiiiior
llMjk
arid
Sir
MiMitagn.
BOAT
COMING
v
BOXER
NOT
TO
DRY
DOCK
YET
FLOATED
Canadian
Coaster
due
Tomorrow
For
Work
Which
Will
Take
j
Three
Weeks'
Time
I
C.ii.M.M
freighter
Canadian'
toaster,
of
lh-
Ouean
KulU-Cali-j
forma
pojter
carrying
service,
wilt
arrive
in
port
tomorrow
I
rum
.Sanation
and
w
ill
socioi;
three
weeks
al
the
local
dry
dock
having
a
fuel
oil
carrier
installed,
new
winches
put
in
and
gi'tieral
overhaul.
Tin"
vessel
is
in
command
of
Capt.
(iiliicrl
and
the
chief
cnguiei
r
is
Carlisle
Jlrnud.
firmerty
a
re-ideut
of
Prince
Itujiert.
liichiiril
Kin'X.
assistant
super-iuteioleiil
engineer
for
Hie
C.
ft.
M.
M..
arrivid
on
the
1'riiice
Itujiert
this
afli-riioon
from
Vancouver
In
supervise
Hie
work,
(.ringing
with
him
a
partv
of
ten
men
Including
pipe-filters.
etc.
wbn
will
tie
employed
on
the
Cuasfer
job.
BRING
FORTY
JAP
BRIDES
Girls
Arrived
From
Japan
Last
Night
on
Empress
of
WHOLE
TRAIN
OF
FORD
CARS
:
Quarter
Million
Dollar
Shipment
Is
Now
on
Way
to
Pacific
Coast
TOIiliNTO.
Marrch
in.
The
largest
single
aulnniobile
shipment
yet
to
be
made
in
the
his
lory
or
th
Canadian
automobile
industry
passed
through
the
Toronto
terminals
last
night
en
route
to
Vancouver
when
t
Iks
special
Canadian
National
train
of
CI
cars
lull
n
the
first
hg
of
its
transcontinental
trip
The
train
left
Ford
City
at
10
o'clock
and
the
trip
to
Toronto
was
made
in
record
time
of
iibnul
eiulit
hours.
The
conjcul
of
tin-
train
are
valued
at
ap-
oroximately
a
quarter
of
a
mil
ion
dollars
and
(ieneral
Man-
Slrct-f
Sill
J8
FOUND
WHISKEY
UNDER
ARTICHOKES
IN
BURNING
TRUCK
SAN
FIIAXCISIU).
Mar.
10.
ATler
firemen
had
extinguished
the
flames
which
seiMiit'd
to
be
burning
a
truck
load
uf
artichokes,
which
thi
driver
ran
olT
and
left
wio-n
it
i-.uiL'lit
tire
today,
tloy
fmind
51
caes
of
vviiis-key
beneath
the
SCHOONER
GRANT
IS
NEW
VESSEL
OF
US.
HALIBUT
BOAT
FLEET
Another
new
halibut
schooner
of
the
two-mas!
leng-line
type
arrived
in
port
this
morning
ir,
the
Cratil
which
arrived
with
25
-000
pounds
after
her
maiden
voyage
to
the
halibut
banks.
The
Craul.
which
i
about
"
feel
B
ai'cr
A.
K.
Warren
of
the
Central
m
d'"""
P"weie.l,
is
own-
ii.-.i-.n
ii...
itv.i..
i.i...,.ir
...
ed
and
skippereii
hy
lapt.
Uias.
hat
the
initial
moveinenl
would
Vv
tdestein.
She
is
regisien-d
a'
Seallle
Where
she
built.
The
...
nmiiir
i.u
i...r-.oil
sn.
was
.
.
...
..
I..
t
...i
i
i.i.
...
il...
n
:
oervision
l-rniii
lortnilo
I
he
M-.si-i
wuii
hit
mini
i
uir
im
i-
I
i-.iii,
l.
ft
fop
Wiiinineir
and
will
I
tic
Fisheries.
mae
iu
entire
trip
on
a
fast
s.
bednie
The
ear
are
destined
FIRST
SPECIAL
TOUR
io
dealers
on
uie
raruir
eoasi
MANY
LOGGERS
IN
THE
CITY
A
large
number
of
Jogger
and
lumbermen
are
coming
into
i
own
looking
for
work.
Most
of
them
arrive
from
the
neighbor
hood
of
l'rince
Ceorge
where
tho
camps
have
had
lo
close
down
owing
lo
Ibe
around
beiikg
too
oft
to
get
oit
Ibe
lo
This
morning
quite
a
large
number
came
in
on
the
train
and
a
good
many
came
in
Mon
day.
lust
al
present
Ihcre
is
not
PARTY
DUE
MARCH
22
Special
Train
and
Boat
Arranged
For
Insurance
Party
Coming
From
East
That
Day
.Friday
morning,
a
week
hence,
Closing
of
Camps
Near
Prlnco
c...ii.
steamer
Prince
Unpen,
on
George
Results
In
Men
Leav-
ber
return
from
stewarl
and
Ing
That
District
;1H
l,
'
T.
,
.
.
HIV
-
I
I1H
.
Ull
ftaU
si
been
in
dry
dock
here
all
winter.
Some
fast
work
will
be
done
at
the
dry
dock
on
the
Prince
llupert
which
is
to
be
ready
by
March
22
to
make
a
special
t
rip
south
wilh
a
law
parly
of
insurance
men
from
il'-istern
tanada
who
will
arrive
by
special
train
thai
day.
conspiracytriaIl-
ENDED
YESTERDAY
much
demand
for
men
or
Ihall
YANCOl
VKIl.
Mur.
to.
-
Thi
class
in
the
neighborhood
until!
trial
of
5:t
western
Canmli.-m
the
summer
camps
open
Ui.
produce
dealers
rharved
with
conspiracy
in
restraint
of
trade
M.
Oahtquist
of
Cedarvale
nr
ended
yesleiilav
with
Hie
coui-
rived
iu
the
city
on
Ibis
niorn.lpletion
of
the
evidence
for
ih
in-s
Irani
and
is
a
guesl
at
the
defence
and
tin-
addresses
to
the
I'l
HHIiet't
Hotel.
liorv
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laiJ
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
OMAN
WAS
ELECTED
MAYOR
OF
SEATTLE
OURTS
UPSET
B.C.
LAW
PROVIDING
FOR
COLLECTION
OF
FUEL
OIL
TAX
eattle
Will
Have
City
Manager
and
Lady
for
;
Mayor
in
Coming
Year
Irs.
Landes
elected
head
of
city
government
but
with
rather
empty
honors
as
administrator
will
be
appointed
turn
over
I'l
hdwin
J.
Mrmvn.
of
lire.
Tin-
Vote
tor
Mi.
Lamb--
v.
ol
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
Upsets
Taxation
Rights
of
Province
and
an
Appeal
Will
be
Taken
C.P.R.
and
Union
Steamship
Company
Win
Case
Against
Fuel
Oil
Tax
and
Gasoline
Tax
May
Follow
Same
Fate
VANCOl'YEH.
Manh
10.
Tlie
fuel
oil
lax
which
was
jias.ed
in
iUtM
mid
was
eslimaled
lo
bring
to
the
iirovincial
lrea:;ry
?10(i,imh
uuuually,
vus
dfclared
nllra
irt
of
Hie
I'ro-van
ial
Legislature
in
a
decision
handed
down
this
niorfiiug
by
:
Mr.
Justice
Morrison.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
the
Union
Slcuinship
Company
opposed
payinenl
of
Hie
lax
on
the
ground
that
it
was
an
indirect
tax
and
as
Mich
not
within
Hie
rights
of
llnj
province
'to
impose.
His
Lordship
agreed
wilh
this,
l:
lio!jrti
the
gasoline
lax
was
-
nj'
directly
invulved
in
the
s'al'ile
it
is
aiialoj-'iins
lo
Hie
fuel
oil
tax
ami
the
rraMining
ilirertly
aita
nsi
i
ne
vaimity
or
one
wouki.
he
equally
ap
'1
it-able
against
Hick
rotisliluliitnalily
of
the
other.
AMorney
ficneral
Mansim
has;
aiiimuneeil
thai
he
will
anpi'al
'.
Trapping
Allowed
Jn
Southern
auainsl
tin-
derisinn
of
Hie
court,!
British
Columbia
is
Only
fob.....
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r...
u
I.,
llctv-vl
W.
n
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III.
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...
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Council.
LITTLE
CHANGE
IN
GAME
PLANS
Announcement
I
VICTOIIIA,
Mar.'
til.
i
reopening
of
Hie
urea
south
of
Ithe
Canadian
Paretic
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ia
the
only
important
departure
in
the
new
regulation
announced
yesterday
following
the
liovern-mrtt't
approval
of
the
(Same
Conservation
Hoard's
recommendations
that
the
Imard
hereafter
be
kepi
in
constant
touch
with
Hie
igam
administration
authorities
in
future
although
not
earryir.g
on
i
lie
aetual
administration
work.
LOST
HER
LIFE
Former
Belgian
Girl
and
Crip
pled
Child
Perished
In
Fire
Which
Burned
Home
Pirrr.llHORO.
Ont.,
Mar.
10
When
fire
destroyed
theijome
of
Dr.
Stewart
West
bear
here
early
yeslenlay,
Mrs.
Vct,
a
Hclgiau
girl
whom
he
married
while
over
seas
and
their
crippled
two
year
old
son
.
ensiled
m
the
flames.
Or.
Wesi,
who
rushed
out
of
Ho
house
lo
seek
assistance,
has
been
Ueiii'iou
since
the
tragedy.
RECORD
MADE
GRAIN
SHIPPING
Port
of
Vancouver
Does
More
Expert
to
United
Kingdom
and
to
Orient
WLN.NIPKH,
Mar.
9.
-AH
re-
cords
or.
shinnienl
of
grain
through
iW
port
of
Vancouver
have.
bety
smashed
by
Hie
1025
rrop.
uewfding
to
ollicial
figures
issued
by
the
Canadian
Pacifio
Railway
Company.
The
report
stales
that
a
total
of
:iJ.0;2,00ii
bushel.s
wus
moved
out
bv
boat
to
dale.
Shipments
to
I
lie
Untied
Kingdom
showed
ail
increase
of
2,-OO.U.OOO
bushels
and
Oriental
shipments
a.odn.ooo
bushel
over
previous
high
record?.
DIED
AS
RESULT
OF
SPLINTER
IN
HAND
MAY
WIVTMI.VSTKlt,
Mar.
10.
....Infection
caused
by
a
splinter
in
Hie
band
picked
up
while
working
in
the
.sawmill
on
February
IH
resulted
in
the
dealh
of
Y.
KomaUu
15
year
of
age
iu
be
hospital
Joday.
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