TAXI
Boston
Grill
!25
Ambulance
and
mm
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
willi
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.-NEW
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
"...
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
"t
A,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOl
XVI.,
NO,
31
PIUXCB
IU
PKIIT.
ll.li,
SATL
IIDAY.
FBUHt
AIIV
0,
1020.
XeOerda
e
UrcuUllon.
till
Slrwt
Sale,
4(1
PRIOR
FIVK
OKNTS.
WAVE
PREMIER
OLIVER
BASES
HIS
PEACE
RIVER
CLAIMS
ONLY
ON
MORAL
RIGHT
Premier
Oliver
Relies
on
Moral
Right
of
B.C.
for
a
Claim
on
Ottawa
Tells
Vancouver
Canadian
Club
experience
of
Province
as
member
of
Confederation
not
fully
satisfactory
i'.(iV"l'A,
!-'-1
.
li.
Wliili
iiiiiiit,
lining
Ihe
principle
njcdrraliou
w
right,
llriliftli
Columbia's
experience
us
lift.'
Iiml
"not
lfn
full)
(alifHilor,''
Premier
Oliver
Udd
't
iiiig
of
I
In
Ikuiiiilitfii
liiiitt
litre
htl
uiglit.
j
Tin
1'r.tnier
di-.lo-e.i
some
of
the
lurgollcn
im
idcnl
of
-i.m
i.i
the
proximo
ami
declared
thnl
one
of
them
xvas
u
i.
bit'
piece
nl
tcgislulion
wlurli
could
not
haxc
been
mi-t
l
(ihmuIh'i
-
l
the
Legislature.
The
terms
of
the
ii;.
xxh'b
Mn'
province
entered
con
federation
had
lieen
GEORGE
SMITH
:
IS
not
guilty:
I
I
Jury
Finds
That
he
Old
Not
Steal
Large
Sum
When
!
i
Minister
of
Education
ID.M'XMON,
Feb.
0.-
4icorgc
In
"i
I
i
nn-rl)
inlmider
of
inIh-
found
nol
guilty
by
ii-
uferhl
or
lli.-
tln-fl
H
.'"
I
i
llii-
firov
nice
of
.-..,
Tin-
trial
w
Mie
oul-
i
II
.yal
Cuniuiioii
in-i
-
.
.
ciiihIii.
i.'.l
lix
Mr.
1
W.il.h
into
i'hariie
made
I
...
i,,.
Seolt
into
llo-
printing
)i
'i.i-i-
f
Hn.
former
Liberal
"
nii'nl.
'!'..
.
linrK
wrr
made
on
the
'
i
In-
Federal
election
when
iillejsi!!
Ih
-'iin
of
.-H
il
l
liewi
paid
to
lh"
-dae
I.Nl
hy
iiiiaii
l
"faked
-
f..r
iiinliiiir
wliirh
they
mm
ill.
in
nil.
I
thai
Hie
wi
n'
in
i
ik"
Smilli.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
VANCOUVER
Suggestion
Made
That
Board
of
Trade
Should
Organlie
Ex-curslon
South
This
Year
V
Mi"
hoard
or
I
rail"
meeting
'
maiii
a
ii'oi.i-al
inade
hy
I'mm.I
i'hiiiitoii
thai
I
lie
I'rinre
li'iiM-ri
Hoard
of
Trail"
hIiohIiI
in-
yrai
VaiicoiiM'i
m
n
!
!
i..
return
the
inil
made
hy
ii'
-initlirrnrm
lut
Htunuiur,
i"1"
wiih
on'i!erulile
uiorU
l
-
ilii-n-
the
paiiy
could
Ihor-"i-ldy
inei(iunle
the
ttraln
1
"iiin'i
and
ili.cu
nuelion
i
iu-..n'nilion
with
Ihe
huoi-"
-siiu-ti.
Tin'
mailer
will
pro-aiiK
I'ome
ii
1
1
ul
a
fulure
ineol-
C.P.R.
BRIDGE
BUILDER,
DIES
NELSON
YESTERDAY
NF.LSON.
1,-h.
0.
,
Daniel
!
asei,
7i
yi-urs
of
aue,
a
vet-'
nan
liridao
builder
and
ron-'iiiciur
and
former
C.l'.ll.
Miper-iten.lenl
of
ronslrucllon
In
lhi'
II
ex
els
I
uke
and
Nelson
divisions
"dead.
Ho
was""
nl
Donald
In
ennidrurlioti
days.
.
I
0.
Dawsdii
Is
leaving
tlil
evetiiiiir
for
Monlreul
whero
be
will
iliseuss
mailers
in
cornier.-
M'Ub
tlio-ppcpiilinu
or
the
gnuii
elevnlof
iiere,
following
ut
nejinliiiliorH
which
coniinonced
eeenlly
wImmi
lie
va
on
Ihe
ii
mc
STRUCK
CM.
LINER-COST
$100000
altered
Mini
tin-
Dominion
valued
more
than
H.oimi.oOh
acres
of
Ivn.t'thaii
w
eonlrnitdntc.l
by
Mn-
lrrm
nf
iiuiimi
in
1871.
Them.
Carlo,
l
In-
Premier
intimated,
would
Im-
i
In'
bai
of
ap-
Mal
ma
J
i-
(o
inlaw
for
I
In-
rc-
(urn
of
I
lii
Peace
Itivrr
Jllock.
rojirwiu.it
inai
wmir
i"mi
i
miimuia.
nirwuitn
rimri-
iiii-iii
oi
nwiMtttiori,
w
hich
lie
staled
wa
iwjI
understood
uu
IKM.I.
had
abrogated
her
Imal
rialil-.
-In-
had
the
henf
possible
lease
from
a
hhmmI
standpoint.
funeral
of
late
duncan
McMillan
Interment
Takes
Place
in
Fair-view
Cemetery,
Following
Service
In
B.C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
Hev.
Waller
Alien
olllcialinn
and
a
law
nuuilier
of
frielnl1
ir.'-i-nl
lo
iay
Iheir
lai-l
ren-p.-rlo,
funeral
wn
ii'-
for
tin-
lal'
liuneaii
Tlnona-
McMillan
tool
olare
tii.
aiieriiKiin
ai
::n
in
fli
iai-loii
of
Ihe
III.,
l
itih-rtak-
i-r-.
lulerinenl
ridlowinii
in
Fair-view
r.emelery.
The
uiounii'i"
included
a
linither-iii-law
W
.
F
linillay.
Vaneouxer
jonruali")
who
arritod
in
the
eil.v
from
Vnnrower
on
Hie
'1'rHtfe-
Ileal
iic
Mil
nioriitnu.
The
pallliearern
wen-
.1.
M
lloherHoo,
II.
F.
.Self,
J.
Duffy,
Carl
Jolinson,
John
Uuliak
and
II.
II.
Scolt.
There
wore
many
floral
Iribu-e
ini-lu.liuK
inere
from
J.
II.
HoierNo:i.
K.
Ilouraol,
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
ii.
llalanl
Harrison
llnl
S.riii.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
.
F.
Fiudlay
Vaneouver,"
.
Mr.
and
Mm.
lieoiue
Mcllmoyl.
Mrn.
LuK.
Ilifft-ll.
Alois
OhitPrtiift.
'-a
Caie
llakery.
U.
V.
.iekOioii.
Mr.
and
Mr-.
A.
Slraehan.
UeoiK"
JP-id.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Koef"
Jani.
J
liuirv.
Mi--
ItliiiK-ln-
Hail.
Mi.
nil.
I
Ml.
S
'.
Ilai
l.ui,
New
KlIOX
Hotel.
Mi.
ami
Mr.
Hen
Self.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked.
Wheal
II.C.
Silver
I
.!
I
L70
Consolidaled
SJia.OO
DunwrJI
...
I.
It
I
15
I
lladslone
.33
.aoti
I..
J
.it
Marmot
.10
Premier
.
:.25
Surf
InU't
.118
.on
U
The
weather
report
of
lf
(ioxernuienl
Iclegraphs
Uiltt
morning
stale
there
was
two
inches
or
snow-
.t
i
Hums
Lake,
i.
.1.
i.iduw
rero
Mi.
Dawson,
mild
woathcr
at
noints..
along
the
rail
wax-
iiml
heavy
rains
from
Ash-
rrofl
lo
soda
Crook
all
niglil
with
in
Ilia
iiv,.!
hup
lemnernliire
r
n
.lion
'hove
.ceo.
CUP
FOOTBALL
PLAYED
TODAY
Second
Round
or
Scottish
Cup
Games
Completed
This
Afternoon
lil..Si;i)V,
Feh.
0.
The
hit
-ond
round
of
the
S.-nUi-li
Fuoi
hall
Aio'intinii
Cup
iomim-i
ii
ion
wvu
playiHl
today
Il
fulluws:
;
Ilil-miaiiK
Auilrieoniaii4
J.
loneii
I,
MalliKale
I.
Falkirk
:..
Montrose
I.
AlH-rih-t-ii
o.
Iiumlfo
(I.
Morion
:).
Ilailh
Hovers
1.
Artllllllie
Clyde
Oil
ii-
I.
Ilauiillon
.
Third
Lanark
6,
Leiili
AthlHic
1.
leiilioiii'
Muir
o.
Hanger
1.
Si.
JoliiiHtom-
7.
Otieeif
Park
2.
olwav
Star
n.
Ilr.-rhin
3.
trliroafli
SI.
Mirren
0.
Forfar
J.
liumliarUin
3.
Alloa
2.
Ilearl-
5.
Parlirk
S.
Kuiu
Park
I.
Alhion
loer
I.
Peelde
Hovers
1
CANADIAN
ROVER
IS
DUE
TOMORROW
O.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Will.
Have
An.
nual
Overhaul
and
Installa
tion
of
Nov
Winches
UU.M.M.
Kieludler
i
Crtiuullai.
Il"er
of
I
In-
fiei-aii
Falts-Califor-nia
paper
earryinj
serxire
i-
dm
in
twifl
tomorrow.
Tin
xcsel
u
hk-h
left
VaiMHiuxi-r
last
Mou-d.'iy.
proeei-ded
lo
Nunaini"
ami
took
oil
a
earsni
of
roal
for
Ocean
alls.
Ilax
iii;;
diseharai-!
.at
Ho
naper
low
ii.
-ii"
is
proi
.im;
lierf.
Iiisli-iiriioii-
haxi-
heei
rii-WxiMl
nol
lo
coiixitrt
the
xesse
from
a
eoiil
to
an
oil
liuruer.
Shi
will
remain
here
fur
a
eounle
o.
vxeeks
tor
iiuniial
oxerhaul
au
to
liaxc
new
wiuehe-
tUfiullc'l,
1'ln-
ni.'-i
of
tin-
men
who
wen
hrmi?
lit
hen-
in
connection
will.
the
proioscd
i-onxi-iion
of
I
lie
U.ii.M.M
x.'.sel
will
ii-lurn
l
VaiicoiiM'i
on
Hi.,
l.alala
litis
a'lern.ion.
GOVERNMENT
WINS
AGAIN
Has
Majority
of
Eight
In
Vote
for
Adjournment
at
Close
of
Debate
OTTAWA,
Feb.
6-Supported
by
the
Progressive,
Independent
and
Labor
votes,
the
government
on
the
motion
calling
for
the
adjournment
of
parliament
until
March
15
to
commence
when
the
debate
on
the
address
concludes,
passed
the
House
of
Commons
last
evening
by
a
majority
of
eight.
The
amendment
declaring
that
the
business
of
parliament
should
go
on
without
adjournment
was
defeated
by
112
to
119.
DOCTOR
FINED
Two
Hundred
Dollars
for
Issuing
Prescriptions
for
Narcotlo
Drugs
V..M:()L'Vi:n.
Feb.
.
-
Con
virlcil
im
a
charge
of
unlawfully
Issuing
prescriptions
for
naico
tic
drug.
Dr.
F..
Wt
Dol.ong
was
fined
nr00
-and
costs
by
Magi
Irate
It.
C.
Shaw
in
Hie
pollen
courl
lodny.
Two
further
cliaraos
of
a
similar
nature
were
ad
Jiuirnod
until
Mondny.
Don
Voir
sailed
this
aflemnon
on
the
Princess
lleatrico
for
Yio-
1
iieiii.
Jll
LAft
I
LION
Mi,-
Mary
Hauler
above
.
sai.l
lo
he
Ihe
leader
of
a
gaim
of
ruin
-runner-
who
let-enllx
stole
75,-omi
worlh
ol
liijuor
from
a
govfruineiil
wareliuu-e
at
Los
Augeles.
She
has
been
arrested
4
.
'
V
INCREASED
SUPPLY
AUSTRALIAN
BUTTER
RESULTS
IN
ADVANCE
V
.COl
VF.Il.
Fell.
C
-D.
spite
llo-
fur!
that
G.UIIU
boxes
of
Ausir&lian
and
.New
i-ulamJ
butter
was
placi'il
mi
the
local
market
lod4V.
,he
price
U'J-vaiici-il
luu
i-enl-
a
pouinl
owiuw
In
(I'-iii-rai
-lii'iia".
4
Ion
1
MUSEUM
GETS
COLLECTION
OF
INDIAN
RELICS
Available
Space
in
Bank
of
Commerce
Room
Is
Taxed
to
Capacity
ABOUT
350
PIECES
Loan
to
City
Made
by
Mrs.
Large
of
Late
Husband's
Indian
Curios
One
of
the
fines!
collet-lion
of
Indian
curios
made
in
this
part
f
Canada
was
added
I"
the
museum
yelerday.
xvlien
Dr.
11
i.
Larue
unpacked
the
article-
which
had
bei-u
gathered
by
hi
late
lather
at
I'orl
Sjiupsun
and
xxhirh
has
been
loaned
by
Mr
I.
nive
lo
the
looal
museum
xvith
an
opium
to
purchase.
It
i
.una
ran
Iced
by
Mrs.
Lare
thai
the
collection
shall
remain
here
til
least
a
year.
'
1
lie
xxork
unpacking
was
lone
yesterday
afternoon
in
Ihe
Hank
or
Commerce
buildiu
by
Dr.
Larue
assisted,
by-It.
L.
Mo
Inlo-li
and
W.
K.
('.ollis.ni,
both
members
of
tint
lnuseum
board
The
curios
have
Just
arrived
iiere
from
Torojilo
where
Ihey
have
been
kept
in
the.
uuu-eum
for
Ihe
past
year
oix4xvit.
They
include
models
'of
canoes
and
other
Indian
implement-;
a
fine
collection
of
lotems
in
slalcnnd
wood,
ancient
uleusils.
masks
implement
of
xx-ur
..and
of
the
chase,
baskelwork,
bone
carvings
ami
numerous
other
articles.
The
whole
collection
comprises
aboul
350
pieces.
This
afternoon
the
work
of
classifying
and
cataloging
the
collection
is
yoing
on
-and
the-
ex
hibit
may
be
sccii
at
any
lime
during
bunking
hours.
I
lie
room
in
wiitch
they
arc
shown
is
Just
Inside
tin-
mail
door
of
Ihe
Hank
of
I'.ominert'
buibliuu.
turning
lo
Ihe
ruthl
where
Ihey
may
bo
seen.
HOCKEY
SCORES
LdiuuriNtn
I
Victoria
I.
DROWNED
MAN
ANYOX
MINER?
Anthony
Kelly
Left
His
Saggage
at
Bayview
Hotel
Some
Weeks
Ago
Not
Seen
Since
V
is
beiii'xed
by
tin-
provinrtal
poi
i
!
Mint
Ihe
od.v
wltk-li
wast
di.-.i
ii'.t
acros-
Hh
liarlior
on
I
mi
i.
lay
afleiii.M'ii
omy
l.e
that
.
r
A
nt
Immiv
Kelly,
an
Anyox
tinner.
This
belicl
is
hel'l
tlirougi'l
I
hp
fart
thai
Kel.y
na-
in
Ihe
eily
mhim
-ix
or
m-x
en
weeks
a?;n
and
tin-
Ilayxieu
foliJ
ripori-tlial
Ins
hau.u'.-
i-
slid
there
Hhousrli
he
ha-
not
iieen
ieen
since.
Nolliitfa
on
Ho-
lmdy
xvas
.
louinl
ye-lorday
arii-rnoou
when
it
xva-
nispeeli-d
lo
reveal
iilenli-ly.
In
Hie
clot
he?
xvas
fouinl
a
lobaeeo
ioueli
and
a
few
minor
arliele,
but
no
papers
or
money
A
coroner
s
jury
consisiing
of
harl
Harrie.
foreman,
J.
II
Thiiiip-on,
Alex.
Mai'kenile,
W-Hanee.
M.
MeArllinr
and
K.
Iirur
elerday
afli-iuouii
viiiwiiF
the
remains
and
adjournod
utiiefi
nilely
peudiiif:
the
making-of
n
police
reHirl.
The
body
will
be
in
I
erred
by
tlit'
H.C..
I
udertaker
Monday.....
WAVE
STRUCK
C.P.R.
LINER
Empress
of
France
Sustained
$100,000
Damage
Result
of
Storm
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
6
A
hundred
foot
wave
which
hit
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Empress
of
France
during
the
Atlantic
storm
Sunday
morning
did
$80,000
worth
of
damage
to
the
boat
and
$20,000
damage
to
the
baggae,
It
was
learned
today
when
the
vessel
docked
here
on
completion
of
her
voyage
from
Southampton.
Passengers
and
craw
on
tho
vessel
were
uninjured.
SALVATION
ARMY
HAS
CLOSING
EXERCISES
Training
School
Ends
Work
This
Week
and
Holds
Event
Last
Evening
The
native
Salxatiou
Army
eiiilers.
wlni
have
lieen
taking
a
Course
of
tramline
here
under
Lieut.
Col.
(Soorge
Phillips
of
W
innipeg,
were
entertained
at
upper
last
night
in
the
Junior
hall
at
the
citadel.
Later
there
.va-
a
public
concert,
those
tak
lug
part
iieiiin
memners
or
the
i-orp-.
pirl
guard
and
visiting
native-,
tkilouel
Phillip
presided
Vinonv
the
fnlcrtaiuiucnl
nuni
bers
were'
souks
by
SgL.Maj
Johnstone,
Sut.-Maj.
Leigliton
Sgi.-MaJ.
Huxlon.
Sal.-Maj.
I'ro
vost,
Knvoy
Offutt.
Sgt.-MoJ
Hriaht,
Mrs.
Maslin.
and
F.irxoy
Tail.
Ileoilation
were
given
by
Itosie
Smith.
Willaril
Ilea,
F.dith
lik,
Lieut.
A.
Kenny:
duel
by
Sal.
Major
Well
and
illium
Knvoy
McKay
and
Wright,
Hible
reading
by
Knvoy
Holland;
piano
-olos
by
I'.n-wn
Doriu,
and
tableau
by
fixe
girls.
The
table
were
in
charge
of
Licul.
Kenny
and
Mrs.
Maslin
and
after
the
supper
speeches
were
made
by
Sgt.-Alaj.
Huxlon
r.apt.
Ilea,
Oapt.
Hugltlon,
Col
Phillip".
At
(lie
mectiiiB
of
Ibo
HonH
"f
Trade
la-l
nlahl
M.
M
'J'eidiens
xvas
elected
t.
member
Mine
Amalgamation
for
Stewart
Properties
is
Planned
in
near
Future
Victoria
and
Silver
Ledge
shareholders
to
vote
oh
it
next
week
and
others
reported
pending
in
same
district
VIUTOHIA.
Feb.
(I.
Willi
the
announcement
(Jf
shareholders'
meeting
here
next
week
or
both
Ihe
Victoria
-ami
Silver
Ledge
mines
to
lou-iilcr
oilers
from
New
York
interests
it
is
believed
that
;i
new
stage
of
development
far
Northern
lirilish
Columbia
ha-
urrixed.
(
he
offer
is
to
buy
out
both
mine-
und
form
them
uiiu
Ihe
Victoria
Consolidated
Mines,
which
will
be
the
nucleus
for
a
m.irger
or
several
adjoining
properties
to
permit
of
im
teased
efficiency
in
operations.
.Similar
amalgamation
proposals
are
renirleiJ
lo
he
pending
for
several
other
groups
of
adjoining
mines.
LADIES
OF
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
HOSTESSES
AT
AFFAIRS
YESTERDAY!
The
la.li".-
of
I
lie
Callioln
Churcli
xx
ere
loi-l.'ssc-
al
a
lea
and
sale
and
Miiial
iicld
iu
'In-
iarili
Hall
yeslertlay
afternoon
and
eveuiug.
i
lie
af'ernoou
allair
was
Hi
liargc
or
Mr-.
J.
L"nie
Mac-
il.aiei)
and
Mr?-.
t.
W.
NicKerstm
vx
in.
were
a--isM-d
liy
Mrs.
D.
W.
Morrisrey.
Jlrs.
Mrllreirily.
Mrs.
J.
liillis.
Mrs.
Alex
McDonald.
Mrs.
Leepcr
and
Mrs.
Peler
Hyrne
A
cut
work
table,
cdver
was
rafrliil
and
won
by
.1.
Lome
Mae-
arcii.
In
the
exeniiiv
rize-
al
bridge
and
whist
xveii-
won
as
follows:
oride:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
S.
J.
Aans;
ladie-'
consolation.
Mis
slori;
uicn's
find,
Dr.
S.
J.
Evans;
men's
.-econd,
II.
M.-
.xxen:
xvlnst.
inuies
nrsi.
air..
Daly:
ladies
econd,
Mrs
Wick
lin
n
s
first,
I.,
l.axxler;
men
s
ml,
Mr.
Pearson.
M;-.
.
javian
ami
.Mrs.
5.
llairiiet
were
in
cliurgc.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
linltoii
Wanderers
2,
l.cicosler
2.
Huiiiley
.
Manehi'sler
1.
ardifl
i,
Hkiekburn
I.
i.M
tton
3.
Liverpool
3.
Leeds
I.
Arsenal
2.
Manchester
City
1,
Hudileis
field
5.
Newcastle
I
nile.l
I,
West
llam
1.
.Nolls
County
1.
Aston
Villa
0.
Sheffield
1
.
3.
Hury
I.
rottenhani
0.
Sunderland
e-t
llromwicli
3.
Hiruiingtiam
1
Division
II.
Harusley
I.
Darlington
1.
Hradford
City
0,
Southampton
5.
Cluplou
o,
Hull
City
0.
tierhy
Counly
i.
Nolls
Forest
0.
Fulhain
0.
Chel-ea
3.
Middleshoro
3.
Stoke
0.
Portsmouth
I.
The
Wednesday
2
Porl
Yale
3.
Ularkpool
0.
Preston
V.
Oldham
1.
South
Shield
I.
Stockport
Wolx
eilianvpii.il
2,
Swansea
3.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
,
Coxvilenhoalh
5.
Clydebank
2.-
Motherwell
I,
Dundee
United
0,
Division
II.
v
Uucen
or
South
3,
liaM
Fife
1,
St.
Hernard
I.
Dunfermtino'iS.
Hilhsilale
t.
Ayr
3.
v
The
res!
of
teuni
were
en
giurcil
in
cup
Do
today.
Union
steamer
Calala.
Capl.
A.
Johuslono.
soulliliound
from
Anyo.x
and
Ilie
Xna
Hiyer
lo
Vancouvpr.
i
due
In
nort
al
7
luik
Im-
1-ven.n.
ft
IPOOL
ASKING
CONCESSIONS
Wil
Build
Big
Elevator
at
North
Vancouver
if
Hxcd
Assessment
Passed
YANCOUYKH.
Feb.
6
Negnli-
alioiis
for
the
const
ruction
of
a
new
grain
elevntor
vxitli
a
capa
city
or
-.225,00U
bushel
at
a
oosl
or
approximately
)?2,500.nii0
liave
been
compleUil
with
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Wbeat
PriMlurers
Liuiiled,
Mayor
i.
II.
Monb-u
or
Norlh
Vancouver
an-,
nouneed
liMlay.
tkmslruction
wilt.;
slarl
in
April,
provided
the
rate-.
payers
approve
the
authorizing
or
a
lixeil
assessment
ut
2o
per
foot
frontage
on
the
properly
for
the
next
fi
lieen
years.
CHILD
KILLED"
!
BENEATH
AUTO
Run,
Over
Today
at
Vancouver
by
Doctor's
Car
on
Pendor
Street
YANCOlYKH.
Feb.
.
Dart
lug
from
behind
a
parked
auio
Joseph
Ureen.
a
five
year
ol'
child-
was
instantly
.killed
hern
th
afternoon
ut
llornby
and
I'ender
Street
inlersci
lion
under
11.
e
wheel
of
a
car
driven
by
Dr.
C.
A.
Sliorl.
The
doctor,
who
was
formally
chanted
with
man
slaughter,
says
lie
xvys
Iravellijig
lowly
and
did
tmt
sec
the
Dliil.l
who
was
killed
wilhin
tifty
yard
of
hi
tionie.
The
nioiher
was
an
eye
xvitnrss
of
tho
tragedy.
U.S.
WILL
GET
LANDINNORTH
Explorer
Says
There
Will
be
no
Dispute
of
American
Claims
In
Arctlo
DF.THOIT.
Feb.
0.
Any
new
laud
discovered
in
the
Arctic
by
the
Wilkin
expedition
will
bo
clajined
for
llu
United
Stale
"and
'there
.will
b
''.no
'dispute
about
llo-
ruiinlns-riaht
to
it,"
Stefansson,
the
Arctic
explorer,
s-ahl
here,
today.
.
SCOTLAND
WINNER
FDINHl
Itlill.Feb.
0
--Scotland
defealeil
Wale
in
lite
annual
1
Inlernnrionnl
nighy
match
here
Mnlay
by
u
score
pf
8
lo
5.
n