It.
-
I
lit'
ittinnciiioii!
escape
of
(he
ix
men
forming
I
In
crew
of
nif
rii'uu
liiililnit
litiotier
Amin
J.
from
being
drowned
like
hi
a
Imp
when
trrUiiu
death
si-i-iioip
faring
Ihcin,
a
fait'
propahly
would
never
have
heeit
known,
after
u
huge
sua
K
their
vessel
(io
miles
from
shore
outside
Yakalat,
swept
,di
of
everything
.iliove
deck
including
Hie
pilot
house,
I
it
i
it
will)
live
uieii
in
Hie
fiM
-li'
and
then
righled
it
ilfttliilcs
onl
one
feature
of
the
graphio
ulnry
lliat
is
J.
Pohl.
one
ol
I
he
member
of
the
crew
of
Hie
unlucky
.
dimmer
hii
arrived
In
Ihe
nl
VESSEL
CAUGHT
FIRE
AND
SANK
Tug
Barrson
Wat
Taking.
Tov
Logs
to
Vancouver
When
She
Was
Lost
W
Atl
YKH.
Miin
h
22.
-Wi
i'
proceeding
to
Vancouver
h
low
of
almUm-
'irnei
ug
IUrri'ii
iaulii
fire
auk
Friday
nt'-
""
Mala--.
.
Miruil
off
Mril.
I'.
mil.
-
.
to
wind
reccin-.l
lii-re.
nii-ii?r'
i'-'i
Dial
Ho-.,
Clair
ptck.d
up
lre
low
.
i
ii
irfMifilf-l
Itn-
crew
ol
It.inoii.
.
rail
U
70
fi-i-l
Ion
ami
-
iiill
in
Japan
In
1UHS
ami
Mtlued
nl
all.
olio
Tin-
own-VA
T
Hair
and
his
son.
expected
l
In-
u
lot
a
I
lo.
DUNNINGTAKES
HIS
SEAT
TODAY
M
.
Mnreli
22
"on.
'
!
s
Dunning,
monster
of
imi'h
mid
ramiU
wli"
WH
ri'i
elected
nl
n
by-elect
Ion
In
nil
by
at-iliiiiinlU'ti
wii"
1
1
in
Hits
mornimu-
ami
is
n
In
ni-fil
in
Mm-
House
unions
this
itfli-i'iiooii.
yesterday
in
visit
with
his
family
tkiUstilution,
I7.IIUU,
lo
lloolh
Fisheries.
Wilson,
13,(1(10.
to
Mfiolh
Fish
eries.
Alton.
?(i.O00.
lo
Allin
Fisher
ies.
,
v
Canadian
Teruen.
7.(fto.
o
IWd
Storage.
Flsfier,
H.noo.
lo
I'aeifie
Fih-
nrles,
tlo.e
Spit.
.nno.
to
I'aeifie
Fisheries.
.Murineac.
xr.no,
lo
Cold
Stor-
He.
Yule.
I.'.un.
lo
lti.olti
Fisheries.
MINING
ENGINEER
FORMERLY
STEWART
DIESJN
PRUJILLO
Donald
Burton
Was
Graduate
of
the
University
of
B.C.
Where
he
Won
Highest
Honors
VA.COi:Vi:n.
.March
-.Don
ald
Kurloii.
-.Ti
cars
of
age,
a
University
or
M.C.
graduate,
who
spent
n
year
al
I'reinler
Mines,
Slcwal
l,
Is
dead
al
I'nijilln,
Pern,
where
he
was
employed
as
fricoln-uisl
al
he
(iuiiKcnheiin
mines,
ncconlinjr
lo
word
ivceiYed
here
hy
his
parents.
Uurlnii
won
Ihe
Diinsniuir
scholarshlp,
the
highest
honor
in
iilnlif
(enghieering
al
tho
nlverslly.
LOUISE
OF
DENMARK
25
TAXI
Ambulance
Boston
Grill
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
a
IS
witb
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
WATT
VIDEOK,
PRINCE
RUPERT
'The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
'-lb,;
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vi
if
VVI
.
VII.
r.tt
lrlan,.
Aa
i.'
I'llLVCi:
HUPKHT,
H.C.,
MONDAY.
MAItCII
22.
102(1.
Hilurdajr
Clreolitlvn,
I
487
Street,
Sates.
441
PRICE
FrVK
CENTS.
REALISTIC
STORY
OF
ANNA
X
ADVENTURES
EVACUATION
OF
TIEN
TSIN
TOOK
PLACE
AND
TROOPS
RETREAT
TO
PEKIN
Miraculous
Escape
of
Crew
of
Anna
J.
When
Struck
by
Huge
Wave
Everything
above
deck
carried
away
by
sea
and
only
strenuous
efforts
and
good
luck
saved
them
GRIFFCO
HIT
ROCK
NEAR
CAPE
LAZO
ON
of
Coattwlto
Steamship
A
Barge
Co.'s
Vessel
at
Vancouver
for
Repairs
Following
'n.ixlwt
Sliiiinhlp
I
large
"
ri-eighler
(Irlfro.
("apl.
O.
Ihwi'ii.
struck
it'
rock
near
Cape.
I
iio
early
,
last
Wednesday
morning
while
noillibound
with
luiiehiiii'iy
and
eo.il
ttiul
put
hack
Vancouver
where
she
will
un-''kii
i-i'iiali-H
nl
tin
llui-rai-il
dry
dock.
Hi.,-
rut-i
lank
are
leaking
hui
mi
walrr
Is
said
In
he
enlrr-n
her
bilges.
The
vessel's
nil'-
has
1
n
ti-anrcrred
In
Hie
M'.Kiil
al.oard
wlifrU
it
will
he
"oiisht
north.
VALUABLE
JEWELLERY
STOLEfl
IN
EUROPE
NICK.
.March
52.
-
Mrs.
Wnlrr
ll.'iker,
wire
or
a
fnrmer
nfrirhil
J'f
Mic
n.l'.U.
reporled
Ihut
she
liinl
hcen
rnhhed
of
Jewellery
viilued
at
:ino,nno
fnme
which
II
helleveil
wi-re
'stolen
hv
a
liotrl
,icf.
j
wlin
n-ldi-
li-ri-.
The
riivutii-Ihiii-
of
I
lir
ineldenl
Ihut
le-
jfel
Hie
Anna
J.
art-
pridialdy
un-Mi-i-'i-ili'iiiei
in
I
In-
aitiiiiU
of
Hie
li.ililml
rii-et.
Tin
re
have
beei'
.ii-rt-ii'i.
mill
near
ili-ii-lei
bill
.
in
er
ueli
h
uue
u
llii
whri
:iil.
liUmpI
Ijiwltr
inl
hU
ri'Vtt
4MUtillllS
of
Ijiwivio
Iuir
Mansfield
ami
J.
Dohl
wen
plungwl
lulu
dealh'ti
grii.
rroin
wliirli
there
ieeineil
In
In
mi
ioil)
erae,
mid
tlinV
iiiii-.iruliuily
niid4i'lnil
mil
aain.
Their
esMl
win
ilea
nil
nf
pilot
liuue,
mux!,
rail
ami
eterlhinu
aboM-
dei-k
by
one
niiphly
wave
and
the
bold
wits
alio
d.iinaKisI
Had
Hie
Imli
been
Injured
uolli-iiik
Mould
probably
have
ec
Ihm-ii
ln-iinl
iuam
of
the
eiul
or
her
rn-w.
As
It
,(
haiipeiled.
Ibe
eel,
afler
enpizing,
wa
rmlileil
attain
and
the
Anna
J.
was
abb-
lo
limp,
under
her
owr
I'iiwit.
inlo
lUirdosa
when
ili-i
nou
awaiting
u
tmv
lo
Kcliplil-ai:
wbere
repairs
will
be
effccl-i'i
i:aiil.
Lawler
i
layiug
wilhj
Hie
ve-iw-l
while
Ihe
five
other
iiieuilN-r
of
Ihe
erew
wer
brought
to
Ketchikan)
.Mr.
Dohl
roming
on
hre.
Aeeiirding
lo
Mr.
Dohl's
story,
il
was
in
o'elock
on
the
morning
i
r
Mim-h
IU
and
the
Anna
.1.
way
hove
lo
port
Mile
ridhw
out
the
slorln
when
Ihe
ertisli
eaniu.
All
ihe
crew
were
in
their
lnuikx
with
Ihe
exception
of
James
Manfh-hl.
Hie
eook,
who
happened
to
he
in
Ihe
pilot
house
ami
the
skipper
who
was
sitlitvr
in
a
bunk
in
Ihe
foesle.
Vessel
Submerges
"All
of
a
sudden."
say
Mr.
DkIiI.
"I
lie
Impart
of
the
tea
was
li
lt
throwing
Ihe
vessel
on
its
Milr
and
darkness
owepi
over
us.
A
moment
after
we
were
suh-merned
in
waler.
While
in
that
slate.
I
fell
conscious
or
something
cracking
irtnl
falling
from
different
places.
"To
nuvlt
seemed
a
-.-use
of
gelliii.'
on
dack
as
soon
as
possible
and.
when
we'
again
sighted
daylight
and
were
able
lo
gut
out
of
our
hunks,
I
headed
lor
Hie
skyliKhl
as
I
saw
two
others
going
lo
Ihe,
gangway.
I
thought
I
would
not
gel
on
deck
onn
eiiiniuh
ir
1
wailed
for
Ihum
w
act
up
the
steps.
"Most
of
the
olhers
were
on
deck
by
the
lime
I
got
there.
Tlu
deck
mi
swrpl
clean
from
stem
(u
stern
and
had
apparently
heeti
slove
in
by
Ihe
force
r.r
the
sou
wiii.ii
Hie
boal
rolled
over.
Some
of
the
mon
were
already
pumping
and
haling
waler
nul,
oil
being
poured
overboard
In
calm
the
sea
while
the
baling
went
on.
Mans
Hold,
who
had
hcMi
thrown
In
tho
water,
was
clinging
lo
some
wrcckauc
a
d
shince
olT
and
was
(continued
on
pugo
six)
HANI-'I-"
(IMl.MYAIi
ijl
KKN
Mrs.
Ilail
Luiiilon,
who
waM
hoeo
Hie
iueen
or
Ihe
great
winter
irihc
al
(he
resort
in
the
Itoi
kics
recently,
with
In
r
al'eiid.ints.
FISH
PRICES
HIGHER
TODAY
?
Over
Twenty
Cents
Paid
For
Halibut
From
American
Boats
and
Two
Cents
.
j
Less
FonCanadlan
Halibut
sold
well
today
at
Ihe
local
exchange,
(he
American
prices
varyfnu
from
20.10c
(o
Sn.CWr
for
flrsl
class
and
He
and
U.jlic
for
iecoiid..
Iliiimdiaii
boats
we
it
paid
two
rents
less
for
first
class
but
about
the
same
pile
fdr
seconds.
Tho
arrivals:
follow:
American
Ollltnhla,
31,11011.
to
noynl
I'lsh
tjo.
f
Onnh,
5.1100.
to
Month
Fisher-
les.
Ilesolule.
ao.iinii.
to
Cult
Stun.'
ago.
DIED
ON
SATUDRAY
COI'F.XIIAUFN,
March
22.
-Dnwager
Qneeii
l.oulse
of
Ihmi
mark
Is
ilend,
aged
71.
Hie
ilcnlh
of
Ihe-
widow
of
King
Frederick
VIII.
on
Saturday
iiluhl
Was
directly
due
lo
heart
niiiicK
.
suporinuviceii
by
pneu-
iiinnln.
BEING
TRICD
TODAY
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
YAXCIlUVKIl,
Mar.
The
trial
or
lu-uilu
t'as-
io.ile.
tin-
Ii.mu
Ilicau
ehaiTed
with
iiiurilenu
L
:
.h
i.
r
J.
u
cned
m
II.
e
assize
court
Hits
muni
:n.
EQUINOXIAL
GALE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Llttlo
Damage
Done
as
a
Result
of
One
of
Season's
Worst
Blows
An
cipiinnxial
?ale
Mew
up
falunlay
.
nighi
and
ae
I'rince
ltupert
one
of
llio
most
severe
dustings
it
has
had
in
many
a
day.
The
wind
reached
it
A
high-sl
velocity
about
3
o'clock
yes-Irrdayiiorniiw
when
it
is
officially
reported
to
have
Mown
00
miles
per
hour.
Some
of
Ihe
slrips
of
roofing
were
blown
off
the
dock
galleries
of
the
elevator
and
windows
nnd
shimne
were
affected
aboul
town
hut
I
here
seems
to
have
been
no
very
serious
damage
COUGARS
WON
HOCKEY
GAME
Easily
Victors
In
First
of
Two
Games
For
Western
Championship
VICTORIA,
March
22.
Tho
Victoria
Cougars
defeated
Edmonton
Eskimos
on
Saturday
night
In
the
first
of
two
games
In
the
estern
Hockey
League
championship
by
a
.score
of
three
goals
o
ono.
After
a
slow
start,
tho
Victoria
team
had
the
edge
on
the
play
all
the
way.
OFFICIAL
LANDINGS
OF
FISH
PRINCE
RUPERT
Official
landings
of
fish
nl
I'rince
Hupcrl
for
the
mouth
of
l
euruary
were
as
follows:
American
Ilalihiit
Halibut
Herring
Salmon
Crabs
Shrimps
i
Canadian
.
.
.
i
cvvt.
1,890
.013
3.0Q0
II
-
38
Suhserlhc
to
tho
Daily
New?.
:'B.C.
SECOND
OF
THE
PROVINCES
.
Con-es
Next
to
Ontario
In
Amount
1
of
Money
Invested
in
Win-
talllirs
eiililiiiled
liV
Ibe
Keil-
-ral
llnrejii
of
Stalistics
show
the
investments
m
Canadian
mines
i
.trie
amount
approxi
mately
lo
032.
i
1
1,00ft.
fir
this
sum
irtl.88,noo
is
invested
in
melal
iiiiiiins
and
melallurgiea!
works
treating
Canadian
ores.
Investment
in
uou-melal
mines
otitis
2.l,no(i.
and
the
cosi
of
properties
and
plants
produc
ing
structural
materials
audelav
(-roduets
is
?li.255.0(il.
Investment
of
coal
mining
ac
counts
for
23
per
cent,
of
the
tolal
capital
employed
in
the
mining
industry.
Cold
quartz
mines
represent
another
13
per
rent
of
Ihe
capital,
metallurgical
worK
ten
per
ceni.,
paiurai
gas
1
per
ceul.,
ujekel,
copper
and
sil
ver-Cobalt
7
per
cent
each,
cement
0
per
ceul,
clay
products
5ier
cent.
Ontario
mines
count
II
per
cent
of
the
.total
investment
in
Ihe
industry.
The
relative
in
veimeni
of
all
provinces
in
min
ing
is
as
follows;
Ontario,
II
per
cent.
Hi-it
nil
Columbia,
17
per
cent
Alberta.
15
per
rent.
Juebec,
12
per
CCtll.
.Nova
Scotia.
0
per
cent.
New
Uruiiswick,
I
per
cent.
Manitoba,
I
per
cent.
Saskatchewan,
I
per
cent.
EDGAR
PHINNEY
IS
SENT
UP
FOR
TRIAL
Charged
With
Wounding
Albert
Sandstrom
In
Recent
Fracas
at
Lockeport
Kdgar
I'hinney,
charged
wilh
wounding
Albeit
Sandstrom
in
a
recent
f
rants
among
loggers
ot
taickeport.
IMieen
Charlotte
Is
'amis,
was
committed
for
trial
by
stipendiary
Magistrate
11.
F.
Me
I.eod
this
morning.
The
only
witness
to
be
heard
,
wn
the
wounded
man.
Inspector
William
Spiller
prosecuted
and
the
tie
fence
was
in
the
hands
of
Milton
loiunlcs.
PRESIDENT
VANCOUVER
CONSERVATIVES
DIED
VA'NCOl
VF.lt,
March
22.
Uluby
Fisher,
barrister,
president
of
Ibe
Vancouver
fJonsepullve
Association,
'died
In
his
sleep
yeslortlay.
Evacuation
of
Tien
Tsin
by
National
Army
is
Proceeding
Before
Manchurian
Dictator
TlKN
TSIN,
March
22
This
city
or
more
than
700,000
inhabitants
was
eumpieiely
evacuated
today
by
the
troops
of
Ihe
National
Army
in
their
Mi
mile
retreat
Inward
t'ekin
before
the
victorious
troops
of
To
Lin,
the
Maiichuiian
dictator
and
his
allies
of
.Shantung
Province.
The
iiatiuualtsl
juiwer
seems
to
he
gradually
"waning.
Since
the
firing
on
ludeiil
demonstrators
at
Fekin,
there
has
been
a
gradual
falling
away
and
the
city
is
now
under
strict
military
rule.
SHOULD
MAKE
RUMPUS
I
HIS
J
SKI
Do
Not
See
That
Farmers
In
This
Country
are
Injured
by
Trade
Treaty
SDMA',
N.SAV
.,
March,
22.
(Ity
the
Australian
correspondent
of
the
anadian
I'ress-.
Cable
news
lo
Australia
recently
lias
contained
a
good
deal
of
adverse
eriticispi
or
the
Canadian-Australian
trade
treaty,
as
expressed
by
Cuuadiau
dairymen.
The
ar
rival
in
Vancouver
of
lo.ooo
Ciiciof.ulralian
butler
the
irsl
shipment
under
the
treaty
and
j.000
case.-
or
New
tit
f
lop
grade
hy
the
steamer
Niagara
was
apparently
the
cauve
of
the
rumpus.
tut
the
cablegrams
informed
Australians
that
rise
in
price
of
Hie
Canadian
product
occurred
simultaneously
with
the
arrival
of
the
"Niagara"
hipment.
due
tt
prairie
butter
being-
sent
eal
for
higher
prices
mo
leaving
mi
surplus
in
me
vvcsl.
In
view
of
the
position
The
anadian
Press
correspondent
made
empiiries
in
Sydney's
trade
centre.
'Ihe
merchants
point
out
thai
(he
butter
has
not
been
scut
to
Canada
hy
factories
on
consignment.
Most,
if
not
all
of
It.
was
bought
by
Canadian
re
presentatives
and
il
is
their
pro
perly
now.
Kvidcntly
Hie
dif
ference
in
the
price
in
the
two
countries,
or
the
prospects
al
the
lime
of
sales
of
appreciation
III
Canadian
values
were
such
as
to
justify
the
purchases,
other
wise
no
business
would
have
passed.
In
any
case,
on
the
day
of
the
Niagara's"
arrival.
Canadian
prices
actually
advanced.
The
Sydney
merchants
point
nut
that
it
would
appear
that
Canadian
dairymen
have
-n
looking
forward
to
a
possible
shortage
of
butter
in
the
Dominion
with
high
prices,
and
object
to
an
thing
likely
lo
upset
calculations
Irealy
or
no
treaty,
if
n
suffi
cient
margin
exists
between
prices
in
any
two
countries
as
In
make
importing
profitable,
bust
ness
will
always
result.
-
.
FIRE
IN
CALIFORNIA.
SAN
FHA.XCJSCO.
Mar.
22.
Fire
destroyed
etahl
buildings
nl
I'escadore
lo
miles
sotjlli
of
here
Miiulay.
I
be
loss
amounted
to
?20li,oo(.
BIRTHS.
A
son
wan
H,rn
at
the
.hospital
lien
today
lo
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
II.
.Marshall
uf
SlevvurL
A
sou
was
horn
Salunhiv
at
Ihe
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
T.
Crosby
or
Slewarl.
D.
II.
Morrison
ami
sou(T'rank
Morrison,
who
moved
south
from
nere
to
l.alirornia
some
..vearVI
ago,
sntiseiiueplly
returhiht
tt
Vancouver,
are
now
located
a;
iSurf
Inlet
where
they
are
engatf
jed
in
logging.
Official
Returns
of
Wheat,
Barley
and
oat
Crops
In
SKeena
District
The,
census
returns
for
the
year
IVzl,
which
are
now
pub-.
Iishcil
in
book
toini
five
some
rather
interesting
details
uf
the
farming
operations
in
the.
bkeena
district.
The
rural
population
'
at
(hat
time
was
given
as
22,51
1
of.
which
151
occupied
farms
and
tt'J
owned
litem.
lcuviii'z
iuiilv"
"ft
whTnvcrV
te
The
total
area
of
the
occupied
.arms
was
8J,t07
.
qr.rcs
of
vliieh
15,033
was
improved,
55
acres
was-
orchard
and
1,7.30
pasture.
'
In
the
district
only
eleven
acres
of
fall
w
heal
was
grovvn,
.
yielding
200
bushels.
There
was
112
acres
of
spring
wheal
yield
ing
2,201
bushels.
The
acreage
to
barley
was
51
yielding
l.ltu
ImsheU
and
the)
nrreage
(o
oats
vva
108G
from
which
33,118
bushels
was
taken.
I;
FORMAL
RECEPTION
TO
LUTHERAN
PARSON
'
SATURDAY
EVENING;
At
the
reception
for
llev.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
D.
Hinde.
hed
Sat
urday
evenimg,
the
'Melropole
Hait
i;
was
comfortably
-filled.
Those
aking
part
in
the
Urogram
were:
Miss
.
Itovve'u,
piano
solo;
Mrs.
J.
II.
Mcleod,
vocal
solof
Mfss
t-'.lizabeth
Mel.eod,
dancing;
,Mis
Mnnea
Hanson.
ocal
solu;
and
Mrs.
J.
Field,
vocal
solo.
The
Women's
Ajd
Society
was
in
charge
of
Ihe
arratigenkculs,
and
John
Dyhhavn
was
chairman.
At
tin
bamiuet
table
short
'alks
were
given
hy
John
Uerg-man,
A.
Akerberg.
C.
0.
It,
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Haisler,
as
welt
as
llev.
and
Mrs.
Itiude.
A
spirit
of
optimism
was
evident
throughout
(he
function.
SEVEN
MASKED
MEN
ROBBED
A
THEATRE
NFAVAHK,
March
masked
men
held
up
22.
Seveu
Ihe
night
staff
of
the
Mtisipie
Thealio
early
this
morning
and
escaped
Willi
?15,O0o
arier
taking'tiniu
Ip
eat
the
lunches
br
the
staff.
,U
most
al
Ihe
same
lime
fiitir
robbers
secured
C,000
from
a
KILLED
FIRST
DAY
v
ON
CANADIAN
FARM
1.
SASKATOON
Maroli
22.
Hallo
Swillo,
28
years
or
age,
wa
inslanlly
killed
Ihe
flrsl
day
he
vorked
on
a
Canadian
farm
after
nrriviiiig
from
Czecho
Slovakia,
The
team
which
he
was
driving
holtci)
ami
ihrew
h
tin
out
of.
the
Hg.