i
Of
TAXI
dJ
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Cth
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
WILKINS
WILL
BE
DELAYED
It
Awaiting
Repairing
of
two
Airplanes
Which
Wore.
Injured
Last
Week
I
'
MlillAXKf,
Ala-ka,
Miurh
The
Vlllvii
Arctic
rxiedi-will
he
tlelayi'd
three
week
i
i
m
reiair
being
made
lo
plane
both
of
which
were
1
temporarily
mil
nf
Imsine
M'rk.
one
nn'ThurMlay
and
in
o'her
Trlday.
Ilie
flight
wu
'
have
coinmeneed
Sunday
ac-r!"
ilny
it
Ute
oriinal
nelindule,
'
'
will
now
have
lo
wall
unlil
-
in
riMidineiv
GENEVA
RECORD
OF
CHAMBERLAIN
Asks
for
Defeat
of
Lloyd
Goorgo
Motion
and
Threatens
to
Pleutgn
I.OXI
Mix,
ji,,,.,.,,
3
sir
iilen
('hainliotlalii,
foreign
fec-"''.
ileremllngiU
record
nl
''iica
fniliciited
in
ia
t
lianuMif
'"day
thiil
If
t.
vole
linilglil
cm
I'loyd
(iiorgi'i
inolioii
lo
mliiri)
"'f
foie'hau
offrco
esllinalei
car-jied
ho
would
resign.
Tho
ni.o-J'on
was
Introduced
owing
to
llio
''01
ItllMl
figyco,
"
t
f
TRAPPER
DROWNED
KHVAItl,
Mnrdi
23
A.
Mer-
'
'H
and
O.
SluiKiir.
trapper
missing
since
October,
nro
be.
n,h
ed
lo
havo
licon
drowned.
!
ah(ined.
4
CHALLENGE
GIVEN
TO
H.
H.
STEVENS
OJT.WVA,
Mar.
S'J.
Hon.
II.
II.
Steven
ha
been
ehalleiied
by
II.
I'.
Clerk,
riitlom
ineelor
for
the
port
nf
Moiilrral
lo
repeat
iilitide
the
llolic
of
I'arllalnrnl
the
charaes
he
made
inside
I
In-
privileged
wall.
.
Clerk
say
both
he
mid
hi
family
recent
hi
l''-iiik
calleil
a
Ibief,
an
in-rMiiipclent
officer
and
a
tool
in
tue
hand
of
politician.-
I'liforlunalely
he
l.
ht-lplr
mile
the
charge
arc
repealed
ARCTIC
EXPLORERS
WILL
AID
EACH
OTHER
.
.'-
-
Arrangements
Made
for
Mutual
Help
In
Case
of
Need
In
Far
North
XI-AV
YOIIK,
.March
-l.
An
uteiile
for
miilual
aid
in
case
of
niihap
has
been
established
be-Iwim'ii
three
rival
expeditious,
which
will
attempt-
to
reach
the
North
l'olc
and
claim
polar
lands,
this
fpihiK
ami
summer.
Captain
Haold
Amundsen,
leader
or
Ibe
parly
that
will
uttcinL
lo.riy
lu
the
l'ole
in
the
dirwible
Xorge,
and
Hubert
A.
l'ope,
organizer
of
the
expeilillon
lo
be
led
liy
l.ieul.
I.eiah
Wade,
round-the-world
flier,
conferred
before
I'lnit..
Amundsen
sailed
for
Ku
rd
no
recently.
They
agreed
Hint
if
elf
tier
parly'
found
ilseir
in
need
of
assistance
wireless
calls
would
bo
sent
lo
Hie
oilier,
and
iT
IL
Tvore,
posslble'au
allenitd
In
briiiR
aid
would
be
made.
A
similar
un-ilerslandhw
lias
been
reached
Willi
I.lcut.-fiomniander
nicliard
K.
liyrd,
who
will
head
another
polar
flyintr
expedition
to
leave
SplUhonreii
I'a'lff
Nils
month,
Mr.
l'ope
said.
'ller
ha
lt'n
no
aiiparrm
!
Markeniii;;
in
the
alc
ul
thi
lo
lake
rl
in
any
.li-pnlc
or
nol.!'""
r"n"eiuent
on
t-n:.!.
lo
!
WimmUwoiIIi
httld
thai
the
tltt
I
ri-s
f
t
Hie
ronlina
of
Hie
fish
hy
hod
romc
when
Ijinada
.liouM
A,'"a
ilerrl.
The
fihci
-
earn
i.c
her
frrn
will
u-illi
I
1
'
H
lirodiirtn
lo
the!
tuaf
.
r.
The
Cjiuailian
ctiiilili.:l,la,'"
I
Ihin
!iiey
?e
lion
i.ei.1
al.rea.l
wilhonl
dritl.i"""
I'W
rea:
njf
tiiw-twii
ai
iue
W
.
II.
Kciinetly,
(HMiervHllve.
mini
I.
Jti-I
Bhw
llien-
ire
iliirly
r
Wuiiihyrz
.ickl
tli
inullvivliwru
.MUMW
iiw-
v,r
Ih
ImihI
flie
rVMdnUbn
"II
lleMr-"",,,
aMteri.fl
ifie
i.anv
licin.
I
vrd
l,orl
hrin'
he
hahl.
I
ay
rewnMW
rir
Hie
Mlay.
Tin.-
Ih
iunMp
i
"imidy
In
vain
rol"''"l
l-enleli
de-
ktiilt.
wild
n
rtrlain
litllr
anmp
ma,"l
,,a
fon-td
ih-
Uif
airaltir-.
in
Ihi-
wmnlry
r
ITiee
of
linliMit
uj.
until
toda
-
r.,.n,.,ii
.11.
.i...ni.
i
i.
II
reachetl
n
hmii
at
32
cent
I
for
American
ami
Canadian
with
K
noiieer
J-'.uuo
10
itooiu
i
isit-
jerie.
irayi,-ng,
u.imo
to
Ailln
l;ili-crie.
Canadian
Cape
Uealc
85.0(10
1,0
Cold
Sloiiii-'e.
ANOTHER
BOAT
COMESTODOCK
Canadian
Observer
Will
be
Here
at
End
of
Week
for
Annual
Overhaul
and
Tank
Conversion
Willi
work
on
the
Canadian
Coaster
lo
be
completed
by
that
lime,
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Observer,
Capt.
McKay,
of
the
Ocean
1
nlls-l.allfonua
paper
carrying
service,
will
arrive
at
Hie
local
dry
duck
on
Saturday
o:1
Sunday
next.
The
vessel
will
ho
here
two
or
three
weeks
and
will
undergo
annual
overhaul
as
well
as
clinversiou
of
her
ballast
tanks
lu
carry
oil
instead
of
water.
1
ne
conversion,
winch
is
now
bcin
'carried
mil
011
llm
Cana
dian
Coasler,
will
permit
of
the
vessel
carrying
somo
100
tons
of
fuel
oil
roin
California
on
the
return
trip
north,
lo
Vancouver,
Having
been
converted
entirely
In
an
oil
burner,
the
Canadian
i'arnier
during
Hie
winter
also
had
similar
tanks
installed,
Tin-
bundling
of
the.
Canadian
Observer
here
will
mean
the
fourth
f
ho
Ocean
Falls-Call
forma
boats
that
have
come
lo
Oje
local
dry
dock
durlnir
the
wlnler
for
considerable
work.
It.
i"
Keelcy,
Pacific
Coast
man
ager
of
the
Canadian
Ooveriuncft
Merchant
Marine;
P.
V.
Ualdwln
etiii'f
auditor,
m
d
Thomas
Lou-
nineteen
for
and
d
for
M(-eniiil.
The
ili'inaud
rhoulJ
holl
good
all
tin
wi'i'U
and
then
j
the
llaler
m'.-ikoh
will
brobably
put
a
temporary
crimp
in
tin
4
market
anil
price.
are
liable
to
4
drop
einiderably.
(inly
three
hoal
oll
their
4
aitvue
here
uuy
u
follows:
rJ
American
PRINCE
RUPERT
V
GIRLS
WINNERS
Having
spi-nl
a
week
in
the
lo
cal
dry
thick
having
repairs
made
following
her
recent
stranding
on
While
Cliff
Island,
the
American
foverninent
auxiliary
schooner
lioxer
was
taken
off
the
pontoons
this
morning
and
is
now-
reloading
the
railway
tic-
thai
were
lightered
from
her
before,
she
was
released
from
Hie
docks.
The
vessel
will
then
proceed
on
her
'uteri-opted
voyage
from
Kverett
'o
Sewurd.
Mrs.
II.
V,
MoXaughton
sailed
Jast
evening
on
the
t'rinec
Iluperl
for
Hie
south
accompanying
Mr
McXaughlon
who.
in
his
official
rapacity
a
CX.lt.
dilrifl
pat-
senger
agent,
Is
going
to
Victoria
with
Ihe
Great
West
Uf,.
Assur
ance
parly.'
deiu
superintendent
engineer,
are
expected
in
Ihe
city
on
Saturday
by
the
sleainer
Prince
Charles
iiii
a
'tip
of
gi-ueiiil
irt(.h"
hon
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ll
XVI
NO,
(i'J
.
.
,
--
I'HIXCK
HL'I'KHT,
H
tl,
Tl'KSPAV.
MAHCII
23,
120
Yfnierdaj
circulation,
1US
fW-
u
.v
wmm
111
.l;vTlLV.
il'H
I
CHAVKXS.
IX
Ili:n.Ml
IfA---Miove
photo
hnw
ihe
Karl
of
Craven
ami
his
wire,
shnr'ly
after
they
rea
hed
Herininla
fi-oni
Halifax,
X.S.
There
is
still
u
warrant
out
lor
Hie
earl
s
arrest
in
the
I
niled
Slates.
On
the
voyage
down
he
broke
hi-
leg
Hut
a
it
was
the
wonder
leg.
replacing
lh
one
lie
lol
in
Ihe
war,
il
was
quickly
repainle
by
Hie
ship's
carpenter
AT
BASKETBALL
Woid
wiis
received
from
Auyox
loilay
that
the
Maple
Leaf
girls
basketball
team
lieal
the
Auyox
Mine
irls
lat
night
in
lln-ii-
own
hull
by
a
score
of
In
I'J.
REPAIRS
TO
BOXER
AT
DOCK
FINISHED
American
Government
Schooner
Reloading
Cargo
and
Will
Continue
Her
Voyage
to
Seward
COUGARS
ARE
CHAMPIONS
Victoria
Hockey
Team.
Goes
East
to
Contest
For
World
Honors
VANCOUVER,
March
23.
Victoria
won
the
western
championship
In
professional
hockey
by
making
a
draw
of
the
game
with
Edmonton
here
last
night
In
the
final
game
of
the
series
when
the
score
stood
two
all.
As
the
first
game
was
won
by
Victoria
three
goals
to
one
the
final
total
Is
five
goals
to
three
In
favor
of
the
Cougars.
This
victory
gives
the
Victoria
team
the
right
to
compete
for
the
Stanley
Cup
with
the
champions
or
the
East
for
tho
world
championship.
The
series
will
be
played
In
the
East.
MANY
IMMIGRANTS
NORTHERN
ALBERTA
Advance
Guard
of
About
Five
Hundred
Arrive
In
Edmonton
District
and
All
Are
Placed
COM
ONTO.
March
'W.
Verv
close
lo
five,
hundred
impiigraut.'1
have
arrived
here
and
already
all
are
either
workin
on
farm
or
looking
for
locutions
lo
start
running
ror
themselves.
A
good
many
of
them
'bad
money.
h(
those
who
had
not
much
vere
quickly
found
position.
Tht?
is
the
advance
guard
of
Hie
lm
migrant
host
thai
is
expected
Hit-
dish-ii-t
tliis
year.
Sfrrrt
Stiff.
4SS
to
tie
doinj
bus
ines
al
the
new
sile,
at
loasi
in
handlii!-
lumber,
during
the
comin?
season
and
ronti-tielioi
work
on
the
new
mill
will
probably
slart
this
summer.
Coa-
Siilerabie
time
will
be
required
le
clear
up
the
debris
of
the.
fire
thai
wiped
out
Ihe
Prince
lluperi
pruee
Mills
but
an
early
star.
wilt
likely
be
made
on
this
work.
Dock
Included
In
moving
into
Prinee
Hupert,
he
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Co.
has
in
m-nd
Hie
future
of
the
lumber
nituslry
or
this
district.
Located
if
Prinee
Hr,Mrt.
there
will
be
the
advantage
of
heiitjt
on
Hit
railway
but
walerborne
shipping
is
also
to
be
developed
and.
wjtu
that
in
vieyMHje
bjU.Ua?.
ofi
dock
is
also
iiicludedin
ijie.
com.
pai'ys
plan.
The
ciiiry
or
the
company
into
Prince
Hupert.
Mr.
McAfee
stale.
will
mean
Ihe
ultimate
adandon-
men!
or
the
mill
at
Ceorgctown.,
The
company
has
operated
there
steadily
Tor
the
past
several
years
and
ha
a
well-equipped'
plant.
Mucli.
of
Ihe
machinery
now
used
there
will
be
moved
I.
Prince
Hupert
but
new
machinery
will
also
be
required
as
the
mill
to
be
established
here
will
be
larger
than
that
at
tieorjretown.
The
arrangement
of
ueh
matters
1
these
will
take
time
but,
judg
ing
from
Mr.
MeA
fee's
remarks,
the
Hig
ltay
Lumber
Co.
may
l
e.vpected
lo
be
fully
establishe.j
and
in
operation
here
within
:.
ear's
lime.
T'or
a
time,
bo'!.
Hie
Prince
lliiiierl
.
ami
Oeorge-
owu
plants
may
)t
operating.
Knovs
Possibilities
A
a
result
or
their
pasl
ex
(lerieuce
in
Ihe
business
in
this
lislricl.
I
lie
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Co
is
in
a
position
to
know
I
lie
ios-
ibilities
and
requirements
of
loeal
lumber
production
here
and
any
development
that
they
em
hark
upon
here
will
be
based
oa
hat
knowledge.
The
establish
ment
tr
a
healthy
and
steady
iu-
tuslry.
one
that
will
be
of
bene
fit
to
the
city,
will
no
doubt
be
lie
result.
CANADIAN
PIONEER
SAILS
FOR
.
MONTREAL
Expects
to
be
First
Ship
to
Enter
SL
Lawrence
River
Following
Spring
Thaw
VA.V.OUVKtt.
March
23.
The
C.CM.M.
steamship
Canadian
Pioneer
with
H.C.
product
sailed
ror
Montreal
and
is
expecting
to
lie
the
first
ship
to
enter
the
St,
Lawrence
Hiver
on
tho
'renpeuiuij
01
navigation
there.
CHINESE
MERCHANT
WAS
HANGED
TODAY
Look
Attam
Murdered
His
Welsh
Wife
and
Two
Daughte
Pays
Penalty
at
Liver
pool
LIT:hP00U
March
23.
Look
Attain,
benevolent
Chinese
mer
chant,
wa
hanaed
today
for
llio
murder
of
his
Welsh
wife
and
their
two
handsome
daughters,
ogeu
so
and
17.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Uall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRir.E
FIVK
CENT?.
lAliAUA
j
H
AH.
IN
Hr,
KKI
NH
KMrlKk
BIG
BAYMBEROMPANY
PREPARED
TO
PROCEED
WITH
ERECTION
OF
MILL
Position
of
Canada
in
the
Empire
Is
Being
Discussed
Today
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Resolution
Ml
I
AW
A,
March
2:t.
-Ili.
ri"
is
u
lug
right
on
lit-r;
iii-lhc
rvnTSinn
limiim
.
"i
UimiiiiMi-
between
(he
impermiisN
ami
iiuii-iiiipiTi.il-
PkII
r
HlliHrK
.11
Hit)
iioliii
of
iniriK'iimtiiili
in
Kinpire
war.
II
was
lllVLiU
lllllliLllV
i
'ntif
I
l'
a
resolution
introduced
J.
K.
'
W'oodortli.
tnemLer
for
Winnipeg,
which
declare
Hint
Canada
re-
ihtciI
aii
rp-.Miniliilil
rnr
complication
arising
rrom
gll
policy
of
Hie
lulled
Kiiigdoiii.
Tlif
dfii-IU'
t
proceeding
this
afternoon
and
in
of
a
healed
ALBERTA
WILL
FOLLOW
onyER-
naliire.
Tlw
whole
qiifftli.ni
a
net
fiHb
oinuiHTtt
down
ti
whether
if
Ihi
I'nij.irc
i
til
war
Canada
at
war.
Tin-
Socialist
view
n
rl
forth
by
I
Ik-
U
inn
ijicif
iimm-is
that
Canada
shouhl
Willi-
li
uw
from
I
Ik-
ioition
she
has
It
Considering
Hours
of
Labor
'"-Id
winch
involve
her
directly
Bill
Srnllar
In
that
C.C.
i
"r
'"clly
whether
she
Vlie
Government
OMiiYlll.V
Mm-.
.'.1.
The
.
1
"wrwitrtil
i
Miiitf
n
"ii-
day
41(111
wiHi
Ho
pn-
'
il
ITtay
In
I'ldei
ill
rliaiipiMl
t
an
l-n
iiM-iiMtre
an
tine-
utiv.
-
i'iMTr
trfw
y'ar
n
-
i.lllrriltHj
miiim-ViImI
(tiler
..I,
paused
by
I
Ik
llnllsh
lgManm-
a
i
in-
in
'
Premier
whirs
ni'd
by
Ihr
li.iim
r
nf
II.'1
measure
for
larkllitp
linn.
iU
uiO"d
'he
measure
II
the
general
question
hr
nialtHf
"f
detail
a
!
In
line
with
Liberal
il
r)iiTriiiK
an
rdci
'l
to
bring
il
into
fore.
M
l.
Inn?.
1,
literal
memliei
I
'
'lonliin.
It'll
for
the
on
l
hi'
-croud
reading
c:-
a
ni
her
ovrn
parly.
HALIBUT
TODAY
j
Number
of
Fishing
Boats
Over-;
due
and
Lenten
Demand
j
Forces
Price
Up
;
Most
uf
I
lir
fih
thai
an-
com
I
inir
in
from
the
haliliul
h.inkn
are
heinsr
nold
at
I'rinee
ltiiierl,
ar-j
eunllna
lo
advice
i-rreivi'd
licn
J
Big
Bay
Lumber
Company's
Mill
Will
Operate
at
Least
Ten
Months
of
Every
Year
It
is
the
intention
of
Hie
Nig
Hay
Lumber
Cu.
lu
establish
al
Seal
Cove
in
this
rily
u
good
sized
sawmill
which
will
operate
at
leal
ten
months
a
year
and,
jul
as
?oon
as
satisfactory
arraiigenienls
have
been
made
with
Ilie
lirand
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co.
Md.
with
regard
to
Hie
lea
ami
with
Hie
city"
of
I'lince
Ilupert
with
re.-jecl
lo
the
matter
nf
taxes,
jireparatioiis
for
the
erection
ir
Hie
plant
will
slarl,
lale
(ieorge
McAfee,
manager
nf
the
Oenrgelnvvii
mill,
and
one
nf
the
principals
in
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Co.,
who
is
a
visitor
in
Uie
rily
ludav.
The
company
expert
PASQUALEIS
BEING
TRIED
Collapsed
Twice
In
Court
and
Sad
he
Did
Not
Know
What
He
Did
VAXCOl'VRH.
Mar.
Ik-nito
Pasquale
collapsed
twice
tu
Mon
day
morning
session'
which
has
been
adjourned
until
this
afternoon.
The
dortdrs'slalrd
thai
Ihe
collapse
is
due
o
nervousness
and
fright.
When
asked
lo
plead
he
slated
"I
don't
know
what.I
did
"
k.
A
pleT
rToTuffirwaT
The
trial
is
being
prolonged'
owing
lo
Iran-lation
of
the
''evidence
iulo
Spanish
and
it
is
likely
it
will
close
tonight.
FAIR
BOARD
OPENS
WORK
Prize
Book.
Publicity,
Finances
and
Building
Repairs
to
be
Given
Early
Attention
Arrangements
f0r
Ihe
printing
of
the
ll2C
prize
book,
publicity
ami
finances
wens
discussed
at
the
meeting
of
Hie
Fair
Hoard
last
night
aqd
it
was
decided
lo
have
work
on
these
matter
tarled
at
once.
The
board
was
also
advised
that
the
building
bad
recently
been
inspected
by
the
city
engineer
and
that
a
report
would
be
shortly
forthcoming.
The
new
managing
secretary
or
the
board.
Davbi
Thomson.
took
hi
place
at
Die
meeting.
First
and
third
Monday
were
set
as
rccular.
monthly
meeting
light.
ALBERNI
WANTS
FISHBUSINESS
Would
Take
Steps
to
Wrest
il
From
City
or
Seattle
Board
or
Trade
Says
VICTOItIA,
March
23.
Tho
Mberni
Hoard
or
Trade
advo
cate
Ihe
establishment
of
cold
sloriiigt?
facilities
and
lower
express;
rnie
and
more
facilities
for
the
fisheries
of
Vancouver
Islund
in
an
effort
to
recover
ten
million
dollar
worth
or
fresh
fish
business
which
the
west
coast
has
lost
lo
Scaltlo
in
recent
years
CHILDREN
LOST
LIVES
IN
FIRE
MtAXTHKAL,
March
2.1-Seven
children
of
Ktulle
St.
(iermum
of
Sorel
ranging
rrom
thirteen
year
or
age
down
to
two
were
burned
last
night
wheni
their
homo
was
destroyed
n
i,e.
absence
of
the
parents.
?