TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
'if,,.
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laij
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
(or
the
WATT
VIDECk,
Prop.
leant.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI.,
10.
73.
PHINCK
III
I'KItT.
H.d,
SATl
IiDAY,
MAIIC1I
27,
1020.
VeM-rdayt
Circulation,
1441
Street
Sales,
1(0
PRIOR
FIVE
GKNTS.
ATHABASCA
ELECTION
FRAUD
CONVICTIONS
SCHEME
TO
PLACE
NORWEGIAN
SETTLERS
IN
VALLEYS
OF
INTERIOR
B.C.
Two
Years
Hard
Labor
Fraudulent
Practices
Athabasca
Election
Deputy
returning
officers
initialing
ballots
and
putting
wrong
papers
in
boxes
i:t.!ONTO.
March
27.
Found
guilty
of
fraudulent
,.!iirli.
e
4ii
connection
Willi
I
he
federal
election
in
Athabasca
bug
last
October,
M-iilemx
of
two
year
hard
labor
in
I'rinre
1hert
penitential)
w.t
passed
by
.Mr.
JuMirc
hes
jeslerduy
on
J
O.
Minn-,
deputy
ret
(ruing
officer
fur
Venire
kiI1
uud
II.
M.
Jeuncr.
deputy
(ir
Frog
Lake
poll.
Ilillo
w.i
i
liio-gi'd
Willi
putting
ballot
papers
oilier
tlinu
h
-v
iiuUmi
iX'mI
hi
Hi.-
Ii.tllol
boxes
(iiiii
with
initialing
llio
back
rrrr
-'.
of
ballot
mi
per.
ITAir
m
firpnir
"
Ndiieday
Jciiner
was
NlllM.llr
I
I
V
rK
Y
found
Kuilly
of
initialling
the
llVll
iLiLil
I
till
1
haek
of
ballot
hut
not
guilty
n
i
mm
rnn
i
nff
iuffig
baiioi
box,.
Uf
A
lfcLtuKMl
CAUSES
SEARCH:
Illinois
Man
Found
In
Vancouver,.
Aft,
Search,
of
Continent
Had
Ceen
Made
v
ANUH.
M
il.
March
27
-Non-i
y
or
li
llrctulti
whtirll
M
fJin
kliunll,
u
member
of
I
no
I'llllllMI'l
CO
lltltlllOs-
.Ci.m
in
of
former
!
William
Ttmmiiwiii
of,
iMii
hi
Family
at
I'aini
from
Spm
xfirUL
Illinois.
f
Ik
i.
--.lilted
ill
a
coiillllf
III
ar
h
winch
ended
hi
!
vry
..f
lltirkliartll
yesterday
r
'iiral
eonwdrscciit
honm.
M
Liirkhaidl
explained
Hint
i'i
futf"
bail
nud
him
to
ic
to
come
northwest
instead
g
unit
lo
I'loriila.
HUNDRED
CARS
A
DAY
GRAIN
DELIVERIES
TO
PORT
OF
VANCOUVER
At
Present
There
Is
Seventeen
Million
Bushels
In
Country
Elevators
WINM'i:u.
.March
27.
Car
f
ui
am
ure
belnir
delivered
at
Vancouver
during
the
week
at
the
a'
or
too
or
more
n
day.
ae-mliiis
to
C.N.H.
officials.'
Of
lie
HoH
cars
loaileil
during
the
Wi'ck.
005
hau
been
shipped
by
'In'
western
route.
.
'
'
Marketing
at
pruifio
ioinl
aiiiounlcil
lo
031,11(111
iuhcl!.
Icio
ittjf
in
"tlore
in
coituUy
elevators
I7.3U5.00U
bu.ohelsr
.
Iaini
gruiii
In
cats
'nltfriir
the
line
or
Hie
Ciinailiuii
iNalional
Willi
Hie
cxcejitiun
or
a
Tew
at
the
lakehcad
lin
all
been
dipu.sc'd
or
ami
It
U
iuiliriiated
Dial
no
dainafie
or
los
will
occur.
SEMI-FINAL
RESULTS
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
CUP
LONDON,
March
27.-
Hie
ro-"uIIh
I
in
(ho
semi-finals
for
tho
l.till'li
AHi.fliillim
Fdulhall
Cup
leMilted
ns
follows:
Holtou
'uinlf-pr.
3,
Kwancca
0
Muiirliesler
City
3,
Manchester
t
nltced
0.
9
CASES
DIPHTHERIA
AT
PRESENT
IN
NOME
NO.
MH,
Mulcli
27.
Two
mbl.i
'lonal
eaeii
of
diphtheria
reported
here
yoslerdny
broimht
lie
total
ti
it
ruber
of
cases
in
this
town
to
uiue..
severely
punished
for
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
DISCUSSED
OTTAWA
ott,w.,
Mar.
.;.
itWWiMtut'
old,
axo
pension
scheme
was
ill-
t-ij
ul
length
oi
the
HllUP
Of
CoillUIOII
)!-
lerduy
bill
lit
Die
lime
of
adjournment
Hie
resolution
iiiilliniiiK
Hie
scheme
n
iiiaiui'il
iiiind-si'il.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENQLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Illacklnirn
1.
l
Hum
0.
Ilnr
2,
Arsenal
2.
dinlllf
0.
Lecd
I
nited
0.
Met
ton
3,
Nolls
County
0.
Iliitlilenfiilil
5.
.Anion
Villa
1.
j
hniKlcilttii.l
3.
Leic.ler
Cily
0.
cl
llroniwich
0,
Liverpool
3.
Other
games
mil
played;
Division
II.
lliiinley
O,
Midilleboro
t.
''
lilaekpunl
0.
Stoke
Cily
0.
llradfoid
I.
iotilli
.Shields
I.
'.Im'Im-h
3,
Wolverhampton
3.
Clapton
I,
Portsmouth
t.
Darlington
5,
Wednesday
t.
Derby
Cou
lit
y
3,
I
illliain
t.
Nolls
Forest
2.
.Stockport
0.
Porl
Vale
3,
Preston
3.
Southampton
3.
Ohlhani
,1.
(Oilier
till
me
not
played.
SCOTTISH
LEAQUE
Division
I.
Air.liiconiaiis
5.
IJiberniau
I.
Dundee
l.
nileil
5,
Clydebank
0.
Heart
2,
Dundee
2.
Mollieiwrll
2,
Celtic
I.
Purtirk
Thistles
3,
Morton
3.
(jiiecii
s
Park
2.
Kilmarnock
2.
Ilailh
Hovcrst
I,
Falkirk
I.
Ilaiwer
0,
Aberdeen
i'.
St.
Johnstone
I,
Hamilton
I.
SI.
Mlrren
2.
Cowdenbeath
I.
yancouverIxcIunge
Hid.
Asked
Wheal
1.53
l.C.
SiUer
...
1.05
J.50
Consolidated
IOti.00
C.
I.
It
150.00
Daly
Alaska
.03
Duiiwell
2.08
2.15
(lladslone
,37
.
.30
L.
I
.15
.18
Marmot
.07
.08
Premier
UJ5
'2.25
,00
.11
.30
.10
.inr
a
I'orler
Idaho
Hufus
Silver
Crest
Union
fteamer
Calala,
Capl.
A
.lohnslotie.
southbound
from
Anyox
and
Naas
lllver
points,
.was
iu
pott
at
uouu
today.
CANADIAN
BOATS
SELL
CATCHES
t
Only
Two
Americans
and
Fifteen
of
Local
Registry
Among
""
Arrivals
4
Fifteen
Canadian
boats
und
two
American
-sold
their
catches
V
here
today
the
American
getting
10c
and
17.10
for
first
clasi
and
r
He
mid
Vc
for
ecoiids.
Canadian
pricen
varied
from
n.GOc
lo
4
15.10c
for
flrt
class
and
7.50c
In
ile
for
seconds.
Tho
arrivals
were:
American
Ilaglc,
15.000,
lo
Pacific
Fish
eries.
hasten
Pol
ill,
7,ooo,
to
llooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
lligrvd
II.,
10,000,
lo
lioyal
F'ish
Co.
Point
Mny,
G,0oot
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Pro,perHy
A.,
1
1,000,
to
Odd
Slorn?o.
I.lvlngslone,
10.000,
to
Alliu
Fslieriesi
Aiken.
8.000.
lo
CnM
Storage.
11
Liiell,
M.500.
to
Atlin
llsh-
er(es.
Martlce,
7,001).
to
lloothhof
Fitliories.
W.T.
ttmvAlLUvJiisJterjr'-
jlen.
5,nno,
tii
r.olil
iSlonittc,
Sernb.
K,trtf;Jo
lOfase.
Marguerlle,
.
3,0(;o.
6
'Hoojh
isherles.
i
SWjiig,
3,500,
lo
lloolji
Fisher
ies.
Narhelhing,
1,200,
ho
(k)bi
Storage.
Salmon
NarlM'ihoiiv.
3.100
lb,
red
ami
1.000
while
at
0r
and
37.
n
'
CAMBRIDGE
RACE
WINNER
I.
Spectacular
Event
Today
on
Thames
Goes
to
Light
Blues
by
Five
Lengths
PUTNEY,
"March
27.
Cambridge
defeated
Oxford
this
afternoon
In
the
annual
boat
race
on
the
river
Thames
by
five
lengths.
The
event
was
one
of
the
most
spectacular
in
the
history
of
the
annual
contests.
Thousands
thronged
the
banks
of
the
river
and
other
thousands
were
out
In
boats
to
witness
the
event.
Tho
time
was
19
mlns.29
sees.
BANK
ROBBERY
APPEAL
TO
BE'ARCUED
SOON
VANCOl
Villi,
March
27.
The
appeal
of
William
llagley,
seu-
tei'ieed
lo
ten
years
and
Iwonly
lashe
for
participation
in
the
Itoyal
Hank
$12,000
robbery
at
Nauainio
on
December
12,
1021,
was
chirred
Friday
and
will
come
on
at
the
orcseut
siltiiiK
of
tho
appeal
court.
CALGARY
CANADIANS
JUNIOR
CHAMPIONS
CANADAAT
HOCKEY
WINNIPF.O,
March
27.
Calgary
Canadians
won
the
Junior
amateur
hockey
championship
of
Camilla
liere
last
night,
defeating
Klnfslon
three
goals
to
two.
Calvary
won
two
out
of
three
games
in
Hie
final
series.
SulTering
from
li
severe
attack
of
Influenza,
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
was
admitled
a
a
patient
lo
Hie
Prince
Itupert
Oeneral
Ilos
-
ipilal
yesterday
utlernoon.
:
FROM
DISHWASHER
TO
CAPITALIST
IS
VICTORIA
ROMANCE
,
VICTOIIIA.
Mar
27.
Whde
working
as
a
dish-
washer
at
toe
Kmprv.
Hotel
a
few
day
ao
1.
lieatly
was
summoned
to
a
local
bant
where
he
was
informed
tliL
25.00O,
a
portion
of
a"-?
1
00,000
es-
tale
bll
by
:in
aunt
who
,
di"d
recently
lin
Dublin,
awaited
lii
ilistio.tal.
lieatly
ep:rs
to
Ikuvm
shorliy
for
bis
old
home
in
Ireland.
SIX
MONTHS
FOR
ROBBERY
Burnaby
School
Teacher
Stole
Fifty
Cents
From
Young
Woman
Using
Violence
VANCOlVF.lt,
March
27.
Thomas
Moss
McLean,
Iturnaby
school
teacher,
was
found
Kuilly
robbiiiK
with
vinleiye
frohi
a
yoiii'tf
woman
on
Feb.
28
and
he
-rurinp
fifty.
ciili.-flle
was
eii-iri
I
to
six
mould
iinprcon-
finent.
CONVICTION
AGAINST
CAPT.
PETER
RORYIK
QUASHED
IN
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald,
I
lie
Supreme
Court
at
Vancou
ver
1
1'
is
week,
nuasijed
a
convict
ion
and
fine
of
I50
that
was
inpoei
on
Capl.
Peter
llorvik
for
fihiiii!;
last.
year
ittiritiK
the
weekly
close
season.
I
lie
rea-
ioii
for
the
reversal
of
the
fiitd-nts
wa
I
lie
failure
of
Maui
strut
I..
Ilarse.
before
whom
the
ae
was
beard
at
Oueen
Char-ollc
C.ity,
lo
swear
a
crown
vvil-es
and
reduce
the
evidence
to
wriliiiK.
The
prosecution
asauisl
apl.
llorvik
wa
tiroiiKl!'
'Iirjnigli
Ilie
Itoyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Stringent
Precautions
Taken
at
Ketchikan
to
Prevent
Spread
of
Smallpox
to
Alaska
from
Seattle
UKI
ullllvAA,
.March
U7.
yesterday
ordered
thai
mi
passenirers
not
vaerinaled
within
the
past
leu
years
he
allowed
to
embark
at
Seattle
for
Alaska
owing
lo
the
prevalence
of
smallpox
al
The
danger
of
the
spread
of
the
dread
disease
in
a
new
especially
among
natives
is
so
great
that
it
was
decided
lo
lake
no
risks.
Accordingly
Queen
were
detained
until
they
officer
and
nine
out
of
the
2(5
were
forbidden
to
laud
unless
of
the
through
passenger
were
Scheme
to
Place
Settlers
in
Northern
Interior
from
Norway
to
be
Discussed
by
Government
VA.NCOUVKH,
March
27.
W.
I).
Hobb,
vice-president
ot
llie
Canadian
National
Railways
iu
charge
of
colonization
and
Dr.
Hluck,
director
uf
colonization,
will
discuss
with
memliers
of
Hie
provincial
government
t
Victoria
on
Monday
plans
for
set
IliiTg
laud
along
(he
railway
line
in
centra
lAl
from
Prime
George
westward,
Arrangement
are
now
under
way
for
placing
iu
this
district
small
groups
uf
Norwegians
who
are
ru
miliar
Willi
fanning
iu
a
wooded
country
and
who
have
the
iiecessary
capital
to
make
a
start.
There
U
a
great
stretch
of
fine
agricultural
laud
bordering
jon
tho
Canadian
National
line
through
central
British.
C'olumbiu
CARGOES
LOADED
AT
VANCOUVER
;hcat
Shipments
For
Week
to
Foreign
Ports
Mostly
to
Europe
VANCOL'VFJt,
Manli
27
The
following
vessels
cleared
from
l.e
port
or
Vancouver
during
the
Aeek
with
cargoes
of
aniiii
or
iarl
raroe
fur
foreign
ports,
noslly
lo
Kurop,
as
follow:
llathiira
Maru
for
Shanghai
225.000
bushels.
Pacific
Commerce
for
Manchester
05.
S7
bushels.
Cardiganshire
for
Loudon
71,-
i
GO?
bushels;
for
Liverpool
iii,ti07
I
bushel
for
Antwerp
with
the
limn
uf
Itotlenlam
2',',G00
usliels.
Saelisen
for
Antwerp
21,000
umbels;
for
London
II
0,200
Siushel.
Trcearrel
to
Hampton
Hoads
r
ord'T
SC'J.foo
bushels.
!eorie
for
Antwerp
with,
the
utioii
of
Itoilenlam
7i,C07
.'iiisbel;
for
Antwerp
5,8G(J
ushels
t'oobyalla
for
(Central
America
75
bushels.
Wel
Nivaria
for
uckland
810
buslieU:
for
Wcllinlon
8lti
h.iIh'I.
r
-
.
.
-
BANK
ROBBER
BEHIND
BARS
Caught
and
Confessed
Within
Three
Hours
of
Taking
$10,000
SAN
DIEGO,
March
27.
Less
than
three
hours
after
a
stranger
escaped
with
nearly
$10,000
from
the
branch
of
the
Southern
Trust
and
Commerce
Bank
here,
Jean
Thomas
was
arrested
and
admitted
the
burglary.
On
him
the
police
found
S9.060.
The
robbery
was
a
daring
one.
Five
employees
of
the
bank
and
one
customer
were
forced
to
He
on
the
floor
In
the
teller's
cage
while
the
robber
scooped
up
the
loot.
Health
commissioner
Devixue
the
Piigel
hound
porl.
the
passengers
on
the
steamer
had
been
examined
by
the
health
passengers
bound
for
this
port
vaccinated
before
night
and
none
allowed
to
come
ashore.
Ihal.
ha
already
attracted
many
.
store,
causing
lo
estimated
at'lo
attend
the
wrtrld
emigre?"
on
successful
farmers
and
which,
three
quartern
of
u
million.
Much!
foretrv
ul
m.m
in
.in,iv
!
holds
out
prospect
of
great
do
vclypinont
in
the
near
future.
U
rrangements
Made
for
Visit
of
Shriners
from
Victoria
Temple
Arrange
men
l
have
been
completed
for
the
holding
imlliis
ity
on
May
KI
and
l
i
of
a
ceremonial
of
Gizeh
Temple,
Vio-.oria,
Nobles
of
the
.Myslif
iShrine,
when
42
candidates
from
Prince
Itupert
and
district
will
travel
over
the
burning
sands
for
admission
iulo
the
mysteries
of
ceremonial
will
bring
10
Prince
Itupert
a
party
front
the
south
consisting
of
some
150
nobles
with
their
wives
and
candidates
,
and,
for
their
aci
oinmodatioii,
the
CN.H.
sleamer
Prince
Itupert
of
which
Noble
D.
Donald
is
the
master,
will
make
u
special
Irip
north
arriving
here
early
on
Hie
morning
of
May
13
and
returning
south
at
midnight
on
May
II.
Band
35
Strong
The
Victoria
divan,
of
which
James
W.
Hudson
is
the
illus
trious
potentate,
will
be
accom-'
paiiied
by
the
Oizeh
Temple
band
Jlid
palnd.
The
band,
which!
will
broadcast
from
Victoria
on!
....
'
Monday
evening
next,
will
come
here
35
strong
uud,
during
its
visit,
will
sive
a
public
concert
and
will
also
play
at
t,he
hospifai
for
the
beaeflV
Of
the
patients
there.
he
visit
of
the.
iiarty.
ll.eft
Mm
a
SlflffiTfita
ITin'Tirc
F.xhihilnoii
Hall
on
the
uiht
o;
May
It.
Jlesides
Hie
local
Candidates
for
the
ceremonial,
it
is
expected
there
will
also
be
candidate?
from
other
part
of
Hritish
tiol-
umbia
as
well
as
Alaska.
Local
Committees
Local
Jomnutlees
consisting
of
nobles
of
Oizeh
Temple
-ar
making
arrangements
for
the
ceremonial
here:
Kxecutive
llalph
V.
O.
Le-ine,
chairman,
Olof
Hanson.
riiomas
McClymont
and
A.
h.
Razetl-Jones.
Finance
Olof
llansoti,
chair
man,
T.
H.
Johnson.
O.
II.
Mun-ro
and
M.
M.
Stephens.
Decorations
(Seorge
D.
Tile,
Chairman,
(.
J.
Frizzell,
1).
J
Jabour,
J.
S.
Nelson
and
W.
A
Bell.
Ladies'
entertainment
Kx-
culive
committee
and
Mr.
T.
McClymont,
Mr.
Olof
Hanson,
Mrs.
A.
1'..
Hazett-Jones.
Mrs.
J
McLennan,
Mrs.
II.
Creech
unci
Mrs.
II.
V.
G.
LePine.
Dance
committee
A.
K.
11a
zelt-Jone.
chairman,
and
tlu
sxecutive
committee.
FAMOUS
GOAL
KEEPER
DIES
AT
CHICOUTIMI
QILWX'.
March
27.
Georges
Vcziiia.
the
famous
goal
keeper
of
the
I'.anadiens
hockey
team
died
Saturday
morning
at
Chic-
out
imi.
the
town
in
which
he
was
born.
He
had
been
ill
for
more
than
a
month.
WOMAN
ACQUITTED
OF
-
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
1
1
I'LL,
Quebec.
March
27.
-Mrs.
Dora
Pacpiette
wu
ncuuit
led
by
u
jury
in
the
assize
court
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
charge
of
murdering
by
poison
William
Muriel,
her
common
law
husband
DEPARTMENT
STORE
AT
HAMILTON
DESTROYED
HAMILTON.
Oat.,
March
27.
lire
this
morning
practically
:
wiped
out
ilohinson's
denartment
or
the
slock
was
ruined
by
water.
the
Shrine.
The
holding
of
the
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVING
Many
Scandinavians
In
the
Thousand
Reaching
Winnipeg
Today
WiINNiPhT.,
Mard.-
27.
Yesterday
saw
the
arrival
oT
272
immigrants,
the
first
of
the
1,000
which
will
reach
WTunipeg
this
week
end
over
Canadian
'National
lines.
In
.the
first
special-
lramwcil
t
U
-tcaudinaj
ralfs,.,
who
an,
without
a
7
doubt,
the
finest
lot
of
immigrant
which
have
ever,
come
lo
Western
Can-
ula.
Danes
predominated
in
this
group,
but
a
similar
parly
of
103
(imposed
chiefly
of
Norwegians
ire
du"
here
this
evening
on
tho
ontinental
Limited.
The
Cana-lian
National
special
,
today
brought
nearly
000
settler.
Hungarians
make
tip
the
lar
gest
party
among
the
17
nation-
'
alilie
represented
on
the
train,
which
include
sixty
Hritish.
The
majority
of
these
will
be
boofced
from
this
point
to
farm
jobs
throughout
the
West.
CANADIAN
COASTER
LEAVES
DRY
DOCK;
OBSERVER
COMING
After
haying
spent
the
past
two
weeks
in
the
local
dry
dock
undergoing
animal
overhaul
and
being
converted
to
an
oil
carrier.
C.G.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Coaster,
Capt..
Gilbert,,
sailed
at
5.15
this
morning
for
Ocean
Falls
to
load
paper
for
Oalifor-
n,a-
The
Canadian
Observer,
Capt.
McKuy.
is
due
here
tomorrow
;uVh
ul
8
to
spend
a
couple
of
weeks
in
dry
dock
having
similar
work
performed.
BURNS
MANAGER
AT
PRINCiGEORGE
DIES
George
C.
Peters
Succumbed
to
Cancer
at
Rochester
Where
He
Went
for
Cure
NP.I.SON.
March
57.
George
C.
Peter,
manager
for
P.
Hums
&,
Co.
of
Prince
George
branch
died
Thtu'duy
at
llochesler.
-
Mtnu?.
of
cancer,
according
to
word
received
here
by
his
brother.
Peter?
came
to
the
Kootenays
for
Pat
Hums
30
year
ago,
lie
left
Prince
Geonge
a
month
ago
for
treatment.
WORLD
CONGRESS
ON
FORESTRY
AT
ROME
VICTOHIA,
March
27.
P
jCaverhill,
chief
forester
of
nrnvincinl
itnvnmimnl
r
L
Hie
nervation
measurec
In
various
Kurojfieau
counlrte's.;
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