25
VOL
XVI.,
NO.
71
TAXI
Amb
'
Sor
Anywhere
at
An)
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
na
uin
oi
-
MATT
VIDECK,
f.
"""-''H
hu
,'
$
MONTREAL
IS
HOCKEY
CHAMP.
Wins
Against
Ottawa
and
Will
Meet
Victoria'
Cougars
for
World
honors
OTTAWA,
Manh
Mon-'
til
Maroons
won
Hie
National
hi'lry
I.eiurue
chaniionshi
itnit
thus
has
the
liKht
iik''1
Vii
tona
Coimnrs
in
the
Stanley
up
srriiiEi
fur
Hie
ohamiuonship
of
Hie
world.
On
Salunlay
evening
she
beat
the
Ottawa
Scna-l"is
on
their
owlt
rink,
the
srore
Oi
iug
one
to
tiollilng.
Thursday's
gnnio
enib'd
in
a
one
to
one
lie
nfler
a
very
haii!
touuht
coiilct
and
Saturday
niKld
the
play
was
almost
as
slri'iitious.
WONDER
COLT
AT
TIA
JUANA
Carlarls
Won
Its
Owner
$70,700
at
Mexican
Rice
Course
Yesterday
TIA
JUANA,
Murch
20.
Oar-hirls,
Ihe
wonder
col!
of
Hie
Chula
Vlsli'.
slablos
returned
Its
owner
70,7(00
yeslenlay
when
lie
won
the
('.Offorolli
llatulienp,
Hi
eweslein
classio,
over
n
mllo
and
n
ipinrlcr
course,
beating
mil
nine
stellar
runners
by
ciuhl
lenglhsj
PREMIER
RE8IQNED
1IUCIIAHKST,
March
20.
King
I'eiillnand
nccepled
Premier
llnillano's
roslgtmlloii
Knlunlay
niglit.
t
.
.
.
1
1
i
.
I
f..,,.,
.!.!
.ii.l..m..iil
..I
IIih
larjir
iriiiii
.......
u.
.,i
M.....ii.bteamer.
In
the
party-was
In-
'
,,,,.
..I
(Uuiadu
for
1025;
''"'led
nearly
Iwo
hunde.f
MurdyJ
s
Hat
after
all
charge,
ha.l.i""
"
'"'
""""
"
ir!
belore
illidMl.
the
'In-
fir
large
number
to
leave
:
Mand
Mils
season
1o
tesl
!
f!ls
wi
re
$ll..'lono
or
u
nn.1
u
iiiinrlor
in
ar-ii'oiuii'"
in
i..nirt...t
Mm
hiilii"t
lnnaten.
amount
avmliilde
i
eipilv-88
per
m
I
on
the
capital
Thirteen
Trains
I'o
handle
the
large
number
of
new
arrivals
duritij
the
week
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
des
patched
one
special
train
ecry
lav
until
Saturday
when
the
number
rose
to
three,
while
to
day
the
heavily
laden
steamship
specials
were
senl
awoy
from
th.'
waterfront
in
all
thirteen
spec
ial
trains.
This
week
has
been
the
buiesi
in
connection'
with
immigration
thai
iiort
officials
have
exper
ieneed
since
Ihe
war
years,
yet
Hie
whole
movement
was
carried
mil
expeditiously
and
-without
confusion.
.
I
In
addition
lo
the
steamers
mentioned
in
Ihe
foregoinp
new-Canadians
from
various
points
ii
Hie
UrtlWi
Isles,
Northern
Ire
land
and
preferred
l.uropean
countries
have
reached
Halifax
hv
Ihe
Volendam.
Holland
Anier
Iran
line.
Oman,
Hoyal
Mall
line
t'.orinlhia,
Cunaitl
line,
and
Ks
llionia,
Halllc
American
one.
Many
Britishers
l'he
largest
number
of
fanii
lies
to
leave
for
ciimma
unuer
Ilia
Kinnii'p
Sell
emenl
Act,
t
establish
3,000
Itritisli
famllios
on
Ihe
land
in
the
Dominion
arrived
by
the
Anlonia
with
57
families
In
the
one
parly.
Large
as
this
(group
Is
II
ronns
hut
a
section
or
Ihe
Itritisli
parly
which
cros.-es
In
charge
oT
the
Canadian
National
ItailvvuyJi
there
be
ing
in
addition
200
single
men
who
have
laken
advantage
of
thu
new
low
rale,
35
boys
being
set
tled
by
Hie
llrilish
Immigration
and
Colonization
Association;
35
hoys
from
Hie
Church
army,
a
group
of
10
single
women
and
20
men
tiol
connected
with
any
immigration
scheme
but
who
elected
lo
I
ravel
with
Hie
Canadian
National
parly.
All
Iheso
people
numbering
OH'J
souls
travelled
under
(he.
special
eon-iluelorshlp
of
Mr.
McOowan,
who
wus
most
enthusiastic
In
dismissing
hlscliurges.
Children
under
the
3,000
family
ichcme
numbered
1
00'
nn
J
Star,
0,700.
to
Allln
Fisheries.
Onah,
0,000.
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Wabash.
5.OO0,
to
'Cold
Stor
age.
ngc.
'
Canadian
t
-
Pair
fif
Jaiks,
0,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Nautilus,
0,000,
to
Cobl
Stor
age.
Nuba.
0,000.
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Volunteer,
3,000,
lo
Cold
Stor-
Uingo,
2,500.
lo
Cold
Storage.
Yule,
0,500.
lo
Cold
Storage.
Vernn.
3.500.
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
CONTRACT
LET
NEW
CANNERY
Apparatus
on
Way
North
For
Commencement
of
Work
on
Skldegate
Inlet
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Mar.
29.
H.
W.
Harrison,
contractor,
of
this
city,
has
secured
the
contract
for
the
construction
of
a
large
cannery
plant
In
Queen
Charlotte
City
for
the
British
Columbia
Fishery
and
Packing
Company
and
has
left
for
the
northern
port
to
undertake
this
work.
The
cannery
Is
to
be
one
of
the
most
modern
and
up-to-date
plants
of
Its
kind
In
the
north
and
will
cost,
It
Is
estimated,
about
$65,000.
Accompanying
Mr.
Harrison
aro
a
number
of
carpenters
and
mechanics
who
are
skilled
In
the
work
they
are
about
to
carry
out.
While
away
Mr.
Harrison's
business
will
be
handled
by
W.
J.
Sloan,
his
former
partner.
Mr.
Harrison
has
also
taken
up
some
equipment
In
the
way
of
a
derrick
and
about
five
months
will
be
taken
to
com'
plete
the
contract.
AUTO
ACCIDENTS
SCATTLh
Mari'h
20.
--
Two
persons
were
killed
and
five
others
Injured
in
and
near
Seattle
in
aulomoliile
accidents
Sunday
oni)
family
that
of
T,
II.
Ilhodes
of
l.inlhorpe,
Mlddlesboro,
1
able
lo
boast
ten
children
of
wliuin
four
are
boys.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PP.INCK
HUPKUT,
H.C.,
MONDAY.
MAHCII
2!),
1020.
giant
aircraft
J.n
now
on
its
way
to
Spitsbergen
where
it
will
be
met
by
Amundsen
antl
Lincoln
hlIwoi-th.
Race
Horses
Burned
to
Death
at
Calgary
When
Barn
There
Tooh
Fire
WHEAT
POOL
BUYS
MANITOBA
ELEVATORS
WINNIPKO.
Mar.
20.
Sale
of
etv'htecn
of
Hie
Manitoba
government
elevators
to
the
I'niled
Uratn
(iniw'ers
'Limited,
was
consummated
by
orders-in-council
signed
by
Lieu-lennnl-Ooveruor
Sir
.las.
Aikins
today.
The
sale
involves
a
lolal
of
$101,000;
Hie
price
received
for
ind.vid-unl
elevators
-
ranging
from
J
1,000
lo
0,000.
The
company
previously
had
purchased
13
of
Hie
government
owned
elevators
and
al
prescnir
holds
50
on
leae,
vvhich'cxplrcs
in
the
fall
of
1027.
A
BEAT
HIS
OWN
RECORD
VAULTING
WITH
POLE
ST.
LOUIS,
March
20
Charley
lloff,
premier
Norwtiginn
pole
vnuller,
boosted
his
own
World
tecord
to
13
reel
8
Inches
at
an
Indoor
track
meet
hero
Saturday
night.
IN
THE
YUKON
i
Water
Rising
as
a
Result
of
!
Warm
Weather
In
North
at
Early
Date
c
:
H:,
,
.:.-
,:
StturOa'l
ClmiUtloo,
1538
Street
Stiff,
W
The
steamer
Canadian
Obser
ver.
Capl.
McKay,
of
-the
Ocean
Falls-California
paper
carrying
serivce.
arrived
in
port
from
Vancouver
at
JO
o'clock
last
I
to
be
done
on
the
vessel
will
in-
elude
general
overhaul
and
the
I
putting
in
of
fuel
oil
tanks.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
CO.
SERVICE
TO
ISLANDS
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
With
the
sailing
out
of
Van
corner
on
April
8
of
the
steamer
Venture,
the
Union
Steamship
Co
is
to
again
institute
a
service
to
Miti'Mii
I'lizirliitle
Itl:iitil4.
Cult
UU.U.MU,
.-warm
zo.
rotirieen
iiioroiiKiinren
race
nurse-
,,,
...
impi
n.,v
.,,i
i.ii.,
it.n,.
vaiiien
at
.w,ouo
were
inirneu
to
iieatn
ami
two
outers
were
ea
routc
north,
the
Venture
wilt
killed
by
a
C.P.H.
(fain
after
escaping
from
a
burning
barn
al
u
w,.eiiy
ervice
to
Skide-
victorta
Park
early
bitnday
morning,
htx
men
were
asleep
m
!.
Thnr.m
iiurtmr
LocVp
the
building
bill
it
was
well
afire
before
they
awoke
and
it
wa-.porl
UIH
0uH.r
Moresby
Island
men
ion
inie
ui
saw
me
aumiais.
r...iu
i
i.p
v.wol
wilt
mil
romc
Twelve
of
Ihe
horses
which
lot
their
lives
were
owned
by
I
Si,
t,
in
prinen
ltunert
nor
Hoberl
Hmniert
of
Winnipeg.
it
loucIl
...
lhe
norlh
end
or
i
ne
norscs
in
auoiner
nam,
wnirn
were
iiireateueu
ny
m.,,
4inii,i4
Increasiuir
indus
ii
.......
i.
i
;i
:
.
..."
I
""l
"""-
-""
"
try
on
the
islands
Is
given
as
look
till
day
lo
round
them
up.
np
in
KffAITTlTn
the
reason
for
the
Union
Steam
a.
m
am.
iimbb
(
i
-
-
-
-
-
t
l.very
one
or
lite
nurses
t.un.-i
II
r.
I
III
IV
lU
shin
Co.
r-enterinL-
that
district
...
i
i
JU4
M
mV
M
ll&lf
I
11
III
t
-
"r
u
-
-
oil
y-sUMiiay
was
wen
Known
on
i
lu-ilh
its
hins
GOVERNOR
TO
BE
GUEST
OF
B.C.
NEWSPAPERMEN
VANCOt
Villi,
March
28.
-hon
Hobert
Randolph
Hritce.
the
new
rim
lei.iM-r.U-
th
im.,inh,nM'-,uleiiant
governor
of
ltritish
.
i
-
-
I
i
,
i
.
.
i
i
:
Unvul-....,..,.!
',.I..L.r..l..
1.1-
..iffl.l
OlUUUlia
IS
lO
OO
IHC
UIIIIICI
o'clock
(his
inorni.hg
slated
thai
8utsl
tomorrow
evening
of
the
the
ice
in
the
Yukon
Hiver
show-
"ewsj.aue
n.viv
oi
i.r.us.i
v.o
k.I
.Ilmw
.if
innviiitr
itn.1
xv-lnr
D1U
Ul
IHU
Allioassaoor
UCIV
.......
...
......
...
!.........
I
is
risinu
as
a
result
or
the.
warm
i.veryuung
wm
ue
iinonuai
uuu
"
.
J
"
I
i
-....
...Ill
J-..
1
1
IF
..
.11
v
weather
in
tl.e
nnrll.
umoli
ear-
oaucing
will
lonuw
mo
umi.a,
Jlier
than
usual.
The
details
of
l,M)
aIl,r
'?
"m,e.r
"
i."l,,CL!,
i
i
ir
ih
ii
i
Hits
hot.iirl
mir
I
'
ill.
II.
MI
I
IWIIlMf
I
10
Terrace:
Cloudy,
cnlm;
temp.,
Institute
of
Journal-
Vnvnv
Clene
e:.ln,.
lomn'-lS.
OPERATION
ON
PRINCE.
I
Stewart:
Haiti,
calm:
temn.
10
llarellon:
Cloudy,
calm:
letup..
LONDON,
Mar.
20-
The
Prince
L40
lof
Wales
has
undergone
a
slight
Smithers:
Cloudy,
calm:
lemi)..
operalbm
for
recurrent
ear
trou
Hums
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm;
''
lento..
37.
ble.
His
condition
is
satisfac
O
Teleurai.li
Creek!
Clmi.lv.
ealni:
PRETENDER
DIED.
temp.,
30.
Whilehor.se".
Clear.
calm:
PALr.HMt),
Mar.
20.
LouiJ
letup..
37.
'
"'
,
I'hillippe
Puke
of
Orleans,
pro
Pig
Satmotit
Clear,
calm;
temp.,
tender
to
the
French
throne.
It.
.
died
Sunday
of
pneumonia.
Ho
20.
Oavvson:
Clear,
calm;
temp.,
was
bom
In
1800
Average
for
Yukon:
23
above
lr..C.
H.
Hankiuson
ofSnifth-
xero.
-
ers
and
.
his
son,
'
mueii
000
Hankiuson,
are
registered
at
the
11.
OreenwelP
returned
lo
the
I'rince
Hupert"
Hotel.
They
ar
eilv
from
Yaneouver
on
tho
Car-
rived
front
the
Interior
on
this
dena
last
night.
Inmrning's
iraln.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
heal
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
RITiSH
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE
IN
CANADA
NUMBER
WELL
KNOWN
RACE
HORSES
BURNED
IN
THEIR
BARN
AT
CALGARY
Four
Thousand
Settlers
Reach
Halifax
Most
of
Whom
Are
from
Great
Britain
and
North
Ireland
Busiest
time
Halifax
has
seen
since
war;
ar"ipipJEEN
BOATS
rivals
personally
conducted
on
trains
by
C.N.R.
officials
HALIFAX.
March
There
wa
a
distinct
Hrilih
flavor
it
Die
make
up
id
Hit'
four
thousand
new
comers
who
urriveil
Ilii'
I'orl
during
lhe
week
end,
afterwards
to
olajrl
their
tniin
,,
nriicy
u
new
home
in
Canada,
there
being
five
Hrilishcrs
to
c
.
ry
one
fmni
I
hi
continent.
A
particular)
interesting
feature
i
the
immigrant
who
lauded
Saturday
and
yesterday
is
the
in
In
r
or
tannin
included
in
the
total,
brought
here
under
he
P.inpire
Setllcini'iil
Art
Of
the
number
l.unltMl
from
the
Anion?.!,
Milliard
line,
and
""
-
-
-
;
'
'"ll
lorlc.
While
Star
line,
fully
one
HUGE
PROFITS
CONSOLIDATED
MINE
COMPANY-;
in
rnailian
National
Hallway
over
seas
official
ami
Hit
hup."
group
on
each
xlraiiirr
I
ravelled
'miller
the
personal
direction
of
officials
of
that
organization.
tin
In
tii
nl
I
lie
Anlonia
wus
J.
s.
tiowun
who
hai
hern
director
I.0111I01I
of
ho.
Canadian
Nu-
i
tonal
llatlv.i)n
lecture
course
ir
Over
Cloven
Million...
Dollarsu;uadiuiJ,furmln
Available
After
Charges
Paying
ring
all
nnn
wlio
ramrTiJr
(lie
.ii1nnia!
Pre
l
V!STItl;.I.,
March
20.
The
iiiiil
I
In-
linrlc
wait
Alex
Hickman.
I
age.
BRING
HALIBUT'
Sale
This
Morning
Shows
Good
Returns
to
Fishermen
on
Catches
Good
prices
were
obtained
a!
the
finii
exchange
this
morning
when
fifteen
halibut
boats
mar
keted
their
catches
eiht
belngi
vmericau
and
seven
Canadian.
U.S.
fih
netled
the
fishermen
thousand
had
been
booked
by
tlielroni
8.80c
to
10.10c
a
pound
and
(ianadfan
fish
brought
IG.bOt
and
IG.OOc.
Seconds
sold
lit
8c
and
Ins
for
American
and
Uc
for
Canadian.
Sales
were.:
:
American
,
Spray.
1
0.000.
u
Cold
Storage
Foremost,
30,0(f0,
to
Pacific
Visheries.
J
,
lluvuiiu,
32,000,
to
Booth
Fish-
IravcJIltig
pusM'iiger
agent
at
Altu,
21,000
,lo
Uooth
Fisher
l.ikimiiiil
tvlwi
Ink
rare
nf
the
ICS
HYDUOGKN
for
the
Italian
dirigible
Norge.
to
be
used
in
Hoping
to
Get
Contract
for
at
Least
One
Motor'ship
to
be
Built
at
Prince
Rupert
Yards
breaking
of
Hie
five
large
motorsliips
for
Canada-West
Indies
service
estimates
Tor
the
building
of
which
are
now
being
called
from
various
shipyards
in
Canada,
It.
C.
Keeley,
Pacific
coast
manager
of
I
he
Canadian
Government
.Merchant
Marine,
expressed
the
hope
that
arrangements
might
mjoji
be
completed
for
the
work
and
that
at
leasl
one
of
the
vessels
might
be
built
in
the
l'rinco
Hupert
dry
dock.
The
tenders
are
to
be
at
C
G.
M.
Al.
headquarters
by
April
"
and
it
is
hoped
that
a
decision
may
be
reached
soon
thereafter.
The
federal
government
is
pledged,
Mr.
Keeley
explain,!"
through
a
trade
agreement
to
UipiTJI
TT
Iipn
furnish
a
service
to
the
MMKlfcK
Dlfcd
WUillUilJIl
IS1UU
.Indies
and
it
will
either
be
i
ca.-e
oi
I
lie
u.ii..u..w.
provinui-;
the
sliis
and
operating
thorn
oi
some
other
concern
doing
so.
Mr.
Keeley
stated
that
another
C.G.M.M.
vessel,
the
Canadian
Seigneur,
will
be
here
about
the
end
of
this
week
for
overhaul
at
the
dry
dock.
The
vessel,
which
is
of
8,000
Ions
si-e
like
Hi-
Canadian
Scottish;
is
coming
here
direct
from
Flordia.
Sin
was
here
loading
cargo
once
be
fore.
4li.fnimlet'pbr-.flight,
ltkjr
lirftwvWmnt'
fieww.
T-irrrit(Jfllr3fc
IN
VANCOUVER
Was
Father
of
Miss
Phoebe
Senkler
Who
Lived
In
Prince
Rupert
VANCOUYKIl,
March
20.
J.
U.
Senkler,
K.C,
59
years
of
age,
a
well
known
barrister
aiid
pro
minent
citizen,
died
yeslenlay
following
a
slight
operation
which
he
underwent
last
Monday.
Mr.
Senkler
camo
here
from'
Toronto
in
1803
autt
beside
taking
a
prominent
part
in
political
lift
was
also
much
to
the
fore
in
a
no
t
eu
i
i
po
rl
f"-
1
le
fan
n
t
ucojs
s
fully
contested
Hie
"provfnefarr
election
here
in
1010
and
a
year
later
was
federal
caudidato
in
the
Liberal
interests.
Mr.
Senkler's
daughter,
Miss
'hoebe
Senkler,
spent
about
a
year
in
Prince
Hupeit
a
few
years
ago.
She
was
well
known
here
among
the
younger
set
and
has,
since
leavittg
here,
been
prominent
in
Vancouver
girl's
sports.
PREPARING
FOR
NEW
SAWMILL
Work
Commencing
Wednesday
on
Cleaning
up
Debris
and
Piling
and
'
Sorting
Lumber
The
first
step
toward
turuinir
over
Ihe
mill
site
al
Seal
Cove.
to
lhe
Uig
Hay
Lumber
Company
will
take
place
on
Wednesday
.
when
a
igaug
of
meti
will
com
mence
cleaning
tip
lhe
tlebris
len
by
the
fire
and
will
check
over
and
re-pile
the
lumber
that
was
left
on
the
ground.
This
will
be
sold
either
locally
or
exported.
A
road
will
be
built
first
so
as
to
make
it
possible
to
get
o
the
lumber
and
to
lhe
silo
where
the
new
mill
will
stand.
LIQUOR
BILL
FORBRITAIN
LONDON.
March
20
-The
peo
ple
of
Oreut
Britain
spent
315,-
000,000
on
liquor
last
year
of
which'
13
1.000,000
was
taken
in
taxes.
The
expenditure,
figtiros
at
7
I.e.
per
capita
or
a
shilling
a
head
less
than
for
the
previous
year.
AUTO
WAS
STRUCK
BY
PASSENGER
TRAIN
AND
SIX
KILLED
INSTANTLY
COllCNNA,
Mich.,
.March
20,
J.
L.
Smith,
his
mother
and
four
young'
children,
were
killed
lit
slautly
when-
an
automobile
was
struck
at
a
level
crossing
by
a
t
ra
nd
Trunk
passenger
tra
i
11
,
Advertise
In
(he
Dally:
News,