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OPPOSED
vvi
in.nvi
wihi
nave
mvii
Field
Against
Hon.
J.
0.
Elliott
KTHATIIItOY.
Mar.
II.
West
iddh'Kex
Coiiserviilives
lnivi-
elded
lo
eimlesl
the
elet'llon
of
on
J
f
F.lliull,
the
newly
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ii.
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in
in
I'Muo
or
IViijtlil
Hon.
W.'I..
Marti:
ie
Utim
The
hy-elorlion
will
k'
oliii'r
on
Miii'i'h
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nud
ium
t
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tii'.e
.
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'it
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I
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tiiHll
i't'iali
at
tlii
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tajiail
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al
llw
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r-Mirl
mivinl
in
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eMy
lixUy
frniii
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mf
four
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ntarJtMl
lln'ir
rirln'
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durins
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EMPRESS
OF
JAPAN
SOLD
TO
JUNK
MAN
Wilt
Cross
Pacific
In
May
and
be
Broken
up
In
Japan
Is
Report
YAM
14
ll
YKU,
Miurh
11.
Ad-i.
-
Tii'in
Yii'liuia
"lair
that
a
Koiii
junk
tloatur
Imi
unhaM'il
Hip
Knijin-"
f
JaMn
for
?S5.-ihm
ami
Mo'
m'nncI
will
l'
luki-n
In
J
aim
n
in
May
and
will
In'
junk-
kiI
llM'ii'.
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off
inula
lure
Ihiiii
to
liuxr
mi
kiii'wlfdi;!'
of
I
In-
Blr.
WEATHER
REPORT
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lnui.
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:
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wart
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tniip.
-
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tii-r-:
fli'iir.
calm;
leini
IliniiN
l.aki:
purl
cloudy,
calm,
Irinp.
31.
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hiti'lioi'M':
I'liuir.
miuIU
wind,
iiiiM'ralui-r
SO.
Slcwiirl
lllvt-r:
clear,
mulli
wind;
letup,
j
helow.
,
Hnw.Niin:
clear.
miuIIi
wliiil,
Irini'.
Amtiiv
i"i"t
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VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
H.
C.
Silver
Ounwell
lliuellon
I.
.
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Importer
Idaho
Silver
Crel
Sve!'
In'1'1
lluiicrl:
climr,
ralm;j
i;irl
rlomly.
culm;
(mil
rloudy,
ralin;
I'lmidy.
calm;
Icinti.
clear.
ralin;
lemp.
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I
Vi
.14
V,
.08',
00
'4
Boxer
Was
Floated
From
Wtilte-cllff
Island
at
11.30
This
Morning
BEINGTOWED
HERE
Will
be
Dry
Docked
For
Survey
and
Probably
Temporary
Repairs
Jlie
Lulled
sia(c
gtiu'tiimcm
juliilry
tcnounei
liu&er,
Uapt.
W
liiuuiii,
aiu-r
hating
Immji
iraiuiea
on
a
ret-1
al
t
hileolui
.stand
bIihjc
eany
la(
.atiii'iiciy
uivriiui,
wa
UoaieO
on
Hie
uio"
-ult)
ul
HiiM
Uii
mvi'iiuig
anu
Jud
rrt;
tim;
in
tow
bv-vsvew
J
Hni
4
oeioet
tnii
a
iter
Mma
lor
ury
tlw-kuia.
je
ial
will
te
urvi')cd
nerte
uui
h
is
pioia!de
Utal
al
.eu!t
hfiMiHM-an
rwniir
will
he
made
ul
i
he
tlrj
duck.
If
he
pro-oeL'dd
II'uhi
here
to
Seward,
if
Will
he
necii4ry
,u
reload
rail-day
t4.t
and
coal
fur
the
Alaska
Hallway
thai
were
li?liteied
off
the
eai
Ii)
the
llupcrt
Marine
I'nxluelN
Utu
M.T.
3,
which
hi-ouirlil
one
fcuload
in
uu
Tucdilay
and
whieti
will
arrive
Uu
iiflernoon
with
another.
Am
a
.ruXtll
or
her
contact
with
the
reeJ,
the
forefoot
of
the
ltoxer
ha
lieen
damaged,
and
it
i
proliaLle
that
her
hull,
of
wimhIcii
nuulruttiou,
lius
uUu
hem
it
mi
tied.
Survey
will
e-lalili-U
Uic
exact
extent
of
the
tlauiaxe.
The
Anieriran
Kovertiiiienl
vfel
L'ualpa
and
Cjfaii,
which
have
licen
Ntandin;;
hy
and
a-.
I
-1
1
ii
r
the
1
tniier,
will
arrive
in
port
with
her.
kimKeywon
Curi'i
wjille
another
roulraet
i
main
HOCKEY
SERIES
VAXCIH
Yl-ll.
Mar.
II.
-Kim-lieriey
won
Hie
intermediate
rhiiiupioiiMliip,
do
Tout
i
iir
Un
Yuiiwiuver
Seaforths
in
a
Iwi
name
teritw
it
pout
to
-I.
The
Sen
forth
n
won
last
nighl
it
to
2
Iml
Kitnlici'lrt
won
Mun
day
9
to
I.
WESTVIEW
PLAYGROUND
Gyro
Club
Arranges
for
Finish
,ng
Touches
on
Section
2
Improvement
lllmi
the
space
of
a
very
shorl
time
now,
the
opening
nf
llie
(iyro
Club
I'laytmiuud
No.
on
tin'
heisht
of
Allin
A
vena?
ll
Weslvlow
will
take
place.
Fin
ishlng
touches
on
the
ki'oiiiiiI
uru
now
in
proKfess,
a
conlracl
.
for
llie
ereelioil
of
the
eiiuipnien.t
having
been
let
fo1
Milrhell
let
for
n
fonce
around
Hit"
mnuiul.
Ceori'e
McAfee,
man
nuer
of
Ih'
CeniTelown
sawmill
has
in'fxi'tilcd
the
club
with
flag,
noli'
for
the
ground.
A
vol
of
(hanks
lo
Mr.
McAfee
was
pushed
at
Hie
club's
business
nii'i.)
nig
ye!i'ri1iiv
ufleenoo'i
COASTER
ARRIVES
C.fi.MM.
freihler
Canadian
one
niinui'l
overliaul'
in
Yan-
i
'mister,
dipt.
tiillierL
whinh
i
-
i
soenil
three
weeks
in
dr
lock
here
for
annual
overhaul)
Hid
other
work,
arrived
in
pol
l
I
ll
I
:3(l
this
afternoon.
Union
steamer
Catala,
resum
ing
service
alter
Having
under-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMIINCC
HI
I'F.UT,
H.C.,
Till
HSJlAY.
MAHCIi
II.
IU20.
YeUrdajr
Circulation,
ir:.j
Saskatchewan
Wheat
Pool
Has
Made
Offer
to
Purchase
All
451
Co-operaLve
Elevators
:0:
IlLlilNA.
Muili
II.
Tlif
.Sukiili'liewiin
wheal
poo!
lui"
made
an
ulfer
to
I
lie
Hakat.
Iievvan
Co-ope
alive
Klc-valor
Gtimpaiiy
In
tiiviuv
Ihcir
nlire
rotmlry
eJevaUir
li
in
uf
liuiie
with
tenniiiuls
ul
Hie
lit;;icl
of
Hit
lake-
mill
at
llnNalu.
I'iiiIit
llie"
jniipiial
Hie
valuation
ofJhe
entire
MVem
i-
lo
J
if
left
In
Ilirt'C
ai
liilnitors.
An
initial
vali
payment
or
Vt'.iMiD.lllH)
i-
In
tie
mailt'
willi
l.UiMi.UOO
annually
until
payment
i
r-ompfefcil.
No
t"litiiate
lias
jel
been
ma
le
of
(lie
liilal
price
to
he
paid.
Nine
Dollar
Rate
for
Alberta
Coal
for
Use
Province
of
Ontario
-
...
OTTAWA.
March
1
1
.
Nil
ugreenienl
on
a
tentaiw
rate
of
sM
per
Ion
foliauliiig
coal
from
Alberta
to
Eastern
Cnuadu
was
ar
iudied
at
asjonft'iein
e
bclwet
n
Sir
llenrx
Thornlon
and
HoiiiClmrleB
tfU'Wiifl,
nihiisler
of
the
interior,
ami
other-
re-
I
he
eslabliMiiurjil
t
llie
new
rule
is
-.upjcci
to
the
aj
pittval
ol
the
pmrini'ial
governmenls
interested.
As
a
lixoiit
ol
the
Iuimiic..
the
uaiiudian
Nalioual
IuiiIwhv-
agreel
some
lime
ago
to
deliver
a
certain
mianlily
nt
Albt'iia
eoal
in
Hiilario
at
7
a
ton.
rlust-
vn
parity
i
ueii
out
me
ooai
i
hihiers
of
Alberta
and
hIno
lot
M-fixKle
Ontario
w
ith
hiel
dip
ini:
the
Anthracite
coal
strike
in
'eunsylvania.
The
rale
now
lenlalivrly
es-
lehli"hel
is
a
very
low
one
and
NUiijeci
lo
ine
proviures
pay-j
inc
a
purl
ion
of
the
estimated
Ion.
SMALL
FISH
SALE
(Inly
llii-ec
lioals.
all
I'anailian,
sold
their
eatehes
today
al
the
Xlrst
exrhaiiKe.
Tlie
prires,
vnrie
slijihlly
ahove
15
cents
for
first
class
and
(1
rents
for
ser-
i
nnd.
The
boats
were!
Helen.
".5("H
lo
Allin
Fisheries.!
I'..
I.ipoetl,
:i.'i()0.
and
Minnie,
V..
2.500.
Ip
Colli
Slorape.
I
FIST
FIGHT
IN
JAP
DIET
Battered
Noses
Result
From
Fracas
Over
Alleged
Political
Scandals
TOKIO,
March
11.
Fist
fighting
between
members
of
the
government
and
the
Selyu
Kat
opposition,
during
which
several
members
suffered
battered
noses,
broke
out
In
the
Diet
last
night
during
a
discussion
of
alleged
political
scandals.
As
a
result
of
the
fracas
the
Diet
may
be
prorogued.
ACCEPTED
BRIBE
!
FOR
SMUGGLING
8lrel
Sale),
111
WASIII.NUTOX,
Mar.
II.
.
1
1
ton
was
taken
uulil
on
June
..
Havid
Kerr,
former
American
W.,
wiirn
llie
t.overnor-in-
vice-consul
at
Vancouver.
pleadel
''.ouncll
issued
an
order
directing
guilty
in
the
.supreme
court
today
line
imam
m
puuiue
grum
to
a
charge
id
arceplint
a,
bribe
rates
ami
to
iioni
a
general
en-of
SOU
for
smuggling
Chinese
oulry
willi
a
view
to
equaliziitfr
ouver.
is
due
in
port
tonintit
on
into
llie
1'iidcd
States.
M'hedule
lime.
.
1
deferred.
TO
BE
OPENED
SOON
Edmonton
Wins
Leadership
in
Western
Hockey
League;
Sentence
"
'"cr
niles.
Three
Teams
Will
Play
Off
v
A.NCUf
V
r.l
i,
.March
I
I.-r.uiiioutiu
Hockey
team
eanio
out
un
lop
al
llie
close
of
the
Western
League
scheduled
sea
son,
Hint
team
defeating
Vancouver
last
nighl
at
Hdmonloii
by
u
seme
of
five
goals
lu
one.
The
second
team
in
the
league
this
year
is
Saskatoon,
with
Vicltitia
third.
Tlit'se
lliree
leatns
will
ballle
for
siipretnaoy
in
Powers
of
Court
ltHI3,
following
a
full
in
vest.
nation
as
to
its
neeessi.y.
life
Hoard
of
Hallway
Commis
sioner
was
created
by
Parlia
ment.
II
was
given
all
the
powers
of
a
Court
of
llecord.
Its
prime
duty
wa
lo
prevent
the
railways
of
i
unaii.-i
discriminating
in
favor
of
individuals
or
localities.
Its
creation
opened
the
doors
to
a,
tribunal
p.se.sinr
remedial
powers
to
all
who
complained
of
discrimination,
and
for
years
it
ha
rnurtioned
as
a
valued
and
respected
tribunal.
Hut
the
ulue
of
Itiut
tribunal
ceases
the
moment
its
order
are
not
obeyed,
wliielj.
brlnss
s
to
llie
ipiesuon.
"
uai
s
vne
sou-ati'on
today
?"
v,a.palgn
Begins
-i-tvt-
-of
gfifffniftn
itii.iii
L.olumuia
iuunciied
an
application
10
reduce
rates
on
gram
lo
the
t'aciiic
coast
ports
so
thai
the
I
"a
nam
a
Canal
would
be
aaiiatte
to
Atberta
farmers
as
a
hignwa
to
worm
uvarKeis.
hi
lui2
grain
rates
lo
l'acific
ports
were
reduced
20
per
cent.
and
in
l'J-3
llie
(government
oi
liriiish
l.oluinltia
and
Alberta,
joined
in
an
appeal
lo
the
Uov-enior-iii-t
Council,
ttiat
is,
the
fowrumcul
of
the
Dominion-
of
Canada,
for
a
rurtber
reduction,
und
a
further
reduction
of
10
per
cent
wus
secured
The
result
of
these
two
reductions
was
to
prove
llie
practicability
of
the
Western
lloiile.
In
Novi'iulier.
l!2i.
the
Hoard
of
llailwa
C.oinniissioners.
sit-
tin;;
in
Vancouver,
heard
Hip
ap
plication
of
the
governments
of
Hrilish
Columbia
and
Albe.rla
asking
that
grain
rntes
be
eipial
ied
as
between
Vancouver
and
Fort
W'illiam.
For
more
than
a
week
the
board
carried
on
lis
iiixc
stigatious,
and
then
took
the
case
to
Ottawa
for
considera
lion,
giving
the
railways
until
.
I
.
I..
'IM...
'"
'
emiii'r
i.
m
n-piy.
i
or
rillilCCC
tHlntjL
TA
1U
IIC
UJj.
Canadian
l'acific
Hallway
replied
in
an
exhaustive
brief,
but
no
ac-
Order
In
September
On
Seplember
2,
1VS5.
the
board
tsued
uu
order
tlirectiug
the
railway
companies
to
reduce
rates
on
grain
and
flour
for
ex
port
to
l'actne
coast
ports
so
I
bat
the
rates
to
thoe
ports
I
would
not
be
higher
than
those
covering
the
movement
of
grain
und
flour
for
export
to
Fort
Wil
liam
for
the
same
distance.
Immediately
lb'
whole
nf
Fas
tern
Canada,
no
doubt
direct
ed
by
the
railroad
interests
af
fected,
and
llie
Canadian
l'acific
Hailway
Company,
applied
lo
have
the
order
rescinded.
Tills
llie
final
.series
nnd
llie
winner
will
gel
the
rigid
to
play
in
llie
I
application
was
hflard
at
Oltawn
Fast
fpr
Hie
Stanley
Cup.
'
.
and
was
refusM.
and
the
origln-
Vicloria
Holds
ho
Slanley
Cup
at
prescnl.
Having
won
itnl
order,
directing
a
r'duetion
of
ial
.vear
againi
Uistern
com
ietitors
after
havliug
.lefeated
all
the
Weslern
leams.
They
will
make
a
hig
effort
lo
relnln
the
tllle
of
world
champions.
F.dmoutou
lias
a
strong
team
the
rate
to
the
Pacif
c.
now
offs.
saskaloon
did
well
early
stands
as
an
order
of
Hie
board
in
the
season
but
of
late
thutl
Not
Being
Obeyed
team
tins
not
been
as
successful.
The
rate
lo
Fort
William
J'he
entry
of
a
number
nf
covering
distance
of
050
mile
American
cities
In
the
National
and
the
betlinjr
U
in
favor
of
Hockey
League
will
this
year
add
I'liem
in
llie
western
leasue
obiy-
'he
intercut
in
the
outcome.
i
18
cents.
The
rate
for
these
distances
to
the
Pacific
cnast
i
''inl
iiiiiml
,it;
page
six
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
NEW
80DAV
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
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MAKES
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ay
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miners
federation
of
Great
Britain
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belween
tin-
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Stale
ownership
MiiKl
linl
it
al-i
suggested
II
tut
Uif
should
run
tin
lie
.
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under
priwdc
enterprise
subject
lit
govt
mint-ill
,
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iar.
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the
mine
u
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federation
of
(ireal
MriUuii.
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milijrrl.
SAD
WEATHER
CAUSE
OF
SMALL
CATCHES
HALIBUT
COMINQ
IN
Canada
Ruled
by
Corporations
Who
Defy
Railway
Board
Order
Declares
Edmonton
Newspaper
Thai
Canada
is
ieni
ruled
liy
rurporalitui
ami
not
by
the
government
in
the
suggestion
made
!
the
Hdniuiilou
Hnlli'liti
in
a
front
page
pditortat
article
in
winch
it
eiaiin.
(hut
Hie
railway
are
refu.ijig
to
obey
Hie
order
of
the
Hoard
of
Huilwny
,
Coiiiiiii-.-Kint.'
i
in
giving
Hie
l'acific
coal
equal
rule
wild
Hiue
wcsllioiiiiil.
Ii
ay
ttmt
today
Hie
railwu
charge
IX
cents
for
i
grain
or(
mile
lo
Fori
William
and
21
rent
for
a
similar
distance'
westward
contrary
lo
the
ruling
m
the
Hailway
Hoard
iThe
urtich'
m
full
follow.:
I
In
TOWERS
WINNER
HOCKEY
SERIES
Lost
Second
Game
but
Secured
Largest
Total
Score
Against
Catimore.
TO
PLAY
REGINA
VICS.
YAXCUUVF.n,
Mar.
II.
Tin?
Vancouver
Towers,
U12
senior
amateur
hockey
champions,
last
night
Won
the
risht
to
imel
"the
llcgina
Vies
in.
the
Allan
Cup
elimination
selrie.
1
Can
more
won
last
niglil's
same
t
lo
3
but
the
Towers
defeated
Jhf
Ylbejrljijjs
Ji&tyji
,
i
oJk
game
4
lo
which
pave
them
a
score
of
7
to
6
on
the
seris.
Hcpina
Vies
defeated
llie
Manitoba
champions.
MOTORSHIP
AT
Maiall
With
19
Aboard
Drifting
In
Pacific
Awaiting
Arrival
of
Tow
SAN
FHAXCISCO,
Mar.
II.
-
Although
her
engines
arc
so
bad
ly
crippled
that
repairs
canuoi
be
made
at
sea,
the
mulorsliip
Mazail
which
is
adrift
HH0
miles
otf
(iuum
willi
III
people
aboard,
:an
safely
await
the
'arrival
of
vessels
to
tow
her
jnto
Honolulu,
according
to
a
message
received
here.
The
ship
has
a
month's
provisions
aboard.
GASBOAT
SAVED
ON
WESTCOAST
Bamfleld
Lifeboat
Goes
to
Rescue
of
Small
Craft
When
Signal
of
Distress
Seen
V1CTOH1A,
Mar.
11.
Ttio
anadiau
gasboat
.1.0.
owned
by
lens
Herele
was
saved
frojn
dis
aster
otf
the
West
coast
of
Van
couver
Island
when
tlie,Haint'ield
Hfeboal
speeded
to
her
rescue
and
saved
her
from
the
hreukers.
The
J.I),
was
sighted
flying
a
distress
signal
because
of
engine
trouble.
GOVERNORS
MAKE
TOURJJFCOUNTRY
Byng
Will
Leave
Office
In
August
But
Will
v;slt
all
Sections
First
AAXCoUVCn,
Mar.
II.
-
A
special
despatcli
lope
l'rpvhice
says
tlial
Ilaron
Jlyng,
whose
lerin
a
Coveinortlleneral
ex
pires
in
.vugusiffyiaitvio
Ottawa
in
April
leavi'
Canada
tour.
visiTJTgrll
parts
of
ountry
liefore
relifKiuishiug
of
Vice.
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