to
Great
Britain;
HOCKEY
GAME
ENDS
IN
TIE
:
i
One
Goal
Each
for
Montreal
and
Ottawa
In
Opening
Tussle
In
4
East
MOXTllI
I
March
SO.-
Tin
wiiiiii-
in
Hie
playoff
for
the
Dal
Hockey
l.engue
Cliaui-ril
ended
lu
a
tie,
fowtli
M
ir
at
ami
Otlawn
team
gnl-r
,-;f
goal
earh.
Tim
riiuiiiinii
itunt
of
the
;ie
will
have
l
meet
lh-
Yie-ii
(muni's,
champion
of
tin
tern
league,
for
wiirlU
hon-
LIQUOR
STOLEN
AT
ESQUIMAU
Min
Burrowed
Under
Building
and
Entered
Through
Hole
In
Floor
VI'
TOItlA.
Morrh
.'().
l
or
-'Olid
I
lute
-In
thrvi-
iiioiiIIik
iiu
entered
tlie
oprinnenl
i
'V
"
store
nl
l.iiiimall
nnd
i
away
with
mi
aHmeiit
of
h
p
wine
nnd
!iitiui-
valued
ut
r
ly
700.
He
enlrn-d
the
wlore
biiriovln
In-low
the
Imililiiw
ctunlonu
up
thiotiKli
a
hole
i
'In
floor.
JOCKEY
IS
NOT
GUILTY
MURDER
Wilfrid
Tlbbs
Died
From
Knife
Wounds
Said
Inflicted
In
Bootleg
Joint
WCOl
T,lt.
.M
iireli
20.
William
I'llkiiitflon.
a
jockey,
was
!ifiultlrd
on
llo
ehare
of
nitir-ileilnK
Wilfrid
Tihh
I'y
'
'lie
conrl
Jury
last
tiilit.
Tlhh.
nei
on
November
N
lnl
froin
knife
wounds
rerji'Hed
oa
tin?
niiilil
or
September
:
in
an
nl-
t'il
JiootleKKlltg
joint.
PROVINCIAL
FORESTS
or
NEW
NAME
GVEN
TO
THE
FOREST
RESERVES
a
VlirmitiA,
Mar.
2fi.
lion.
T.
!
l'allullo,
inluHler
or
land,
aiinoiineeil
elerluy
that
Hie
forest
I
n-nerve
liereafler
will
lm
Known
us
"provlne.ial
roretx"
In
oINel
I
lie
imiu
eMsioii
tluU
llieso
area
am
"Jiclnw
.loeked
up
mil
of
rearli
of
piildie
use."
Mrs,
),
McDonald,
Miss
(I.
Mc-Koiialil,
Miss
Itoult)
Mchouald,
Silts
finite
McOonalil,
II.
Mc-luiial(l
and
1).
McDonald
arrived
from
l.,k
fun
,
(his
'inorning'i
ain
and
nailed
ror
Vancouver
u
tlie
btcainur
l'rlacu
Hupcrt.
-
SKIHT
TOO
SHORT
GIRL
IS
ARRESTED
ATHMXS.
Mar.
SC.
-A
ncal
inn
wut
cause,
here
Inday
hy
I
ariv.l
of
a
young
woman
in
(he
street
fur
wearing
a
skirt
which
only
reached
within
:im
rrnlliiielrrH
ririci-n
inclK'-
of
(In
ground.
Sin-
u
lakfii
lrfor
tin
(ml
ice
Irilninal
wlicft
she
xa
held
for.
trial.
44'44
MILDEST
SEASON
IN
FORTNIGHT
YEARS
Records
Indicate
That
Prairies
Had
Milder
Time
In
Winter
or
1877-78
lultnNTO,
SI
a
rcu
SC.--Slanl-l"ia.
Sii-katrlu'aii
and
Alherla
pns-eil
Ihi-ouvh
tin'
niilii'it
win-li-r
llial
part
ol
tin-
Dominion
has
eiperieni-ed
in
18
y
rant,
aeeonl-iiK
lo
thi
ii-toitlt
of
(he
inele-orolojrjetil
offiec
here.
,
The
winter
or
1877-7H
slfll
huliU
the
n-eoitl
mid
was
much
milder
than
last
winter.
WEATHER
REPORT
(ioiriimi-nl
Ttdi'graph.)
.
K
a.m.
l'riio-f
lliiperl
:
i-louily,
calm;
Irmperature,
i.
Termer:
elear,
ealm,
temp.
31
Anynv:
clear,
calm.
temp.
3k
Stewart:
part
cloudy,
li'inp.M
llaetlou:
cloudy,
calm;
temp.
1'eleKraph
Creek:
cloudy,
calm,
lemp.
28.
Sniillii-i's:
Pail
cloinly,
calm,
temp.
in.
Hums
Lake:
clear,
calm,
lemp.
:iu.
Wliilehorse:
clMidy,
soulh
wind:
temp.
27.
llu
Salmon:
cloudy,
rnlm:
lemp.
".Ti.
Dawxui:
elear,
calm,
lemp,
IS.
Yukon
:
average
temp.
SO.
BROKE
HER
LEG.
.Muriel,
rive
year
old
daughter
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
I..
C.
Kby,
l-ourlli
.Weiiuo
Kasl,
sustained
a
broken
Iojj
as
a
result
nT
a
fall
from
swiiny
when
the
rope
broke
Wednesday.
The
lillle
ffirl
wa
(liven
x-ray
trealmenl
it
I
the
Prince
Ituiicrl
(ienerat
llospilal
this
miiruiiig
ami
1s
at
Iter
boiiin
under
llie.tloclor's
fare.
Itoberl
lloatlimay
mid
Dunuan
Armstrong
of
Longbcacli,
Cali-
roinia,
the
latter
n
brolhor
of
.Mrs.
J.
H.
Jack
or
Ibis
city,
re-lurned
bv
Ibis
morning's
Irafn
from
Dorreen
where
Ibey
have
been
InspeeliiiK
a
mining
pro
perly
in
which
they
are
interested
and
proceeded
south
on
the
Prince
lieorpe
cnroule
In
U.S.
Is
Large
n
(Mini
IC
MAT
AM
tAHAUA
lj
ilU
1
AH
INTFRNATIftNAl
nM!
if-.'tis.oo.ow
im
MlUKnAIlUWAL
3LUM
.
llt(I,1ill.;
,,.,
a1()
,
1
'dem-c
alvcu
ti..r...
ih
ii-iiwav
Says
Edmonton
Nowspaper
In
Discussing
Whiskey
-Running
to
United
States
(Ivdiiioiiton
llulletiii
Ollawa,
it
is
reported,
has
adopted
new
railway
and
customs
regulation
wliiclt
will
effectively
hamper,
if
they
do
no;
slop,
(he
wholesale
smuKlin
of
whiskey
into
llu-
t
in
ted
Slates
from
this
country,
ijuile
nvanl-Ics
ut
Iheir
views
on
I
lie
iiues-tion
of
"wet"
versus
'dry"
law
as
a
means
of
suppressing
drunkenness,
that
is
a
move
tint
must
have
the
iieariy
approval
ol
every
decent
Canadian
eilueti.
It
is
the
Ifusiness
of
the
I'nil-rd
Slates
to
adopt
what
law,
rcnnllnp
"liij'uor
or
any
other
ronuninlily
or
ijuilinn
that
il
may
please.
It
is
also
the
business
of
Canadian
lo
see
thai
their
country
is
not
made
Hit
reii'lf.vou
and
uperatin
head
quarters
for
criminals
who
or-
jiauixe
lo
systematically
violate
the
laws
of
a
friendly
and
nei(:li-borlhi
run
n
try.
Whlkey
running
has
Ion),
since
jiasfted
Hie
limitations
ol
ordinary
Mnugslin?
as
repre
sented
by
a
traveller
with
a
stis-
plrioiialy
heavy
urip.
II
has
be
come
a
business
enterprise,
with
millions
or
rapital,
carrying:
on
a
trade
which
sei'm
to
fund
ion
with
Hie
regularity
of
the
clock
It
is
no
credit
to
Canadian
oublii
si'iitiineiil
and
official
viilanci
that
'tills
international
outlawry
has
been
allowed
to
develop
anil
thrive
in
Canada.
If
the
United
Slates
should
"
fil
lo
pass
a
law
forbidding
Hit
importation
of
potatoes,
Canada
could
mil
permit
such
an
organization
lo
be
built
up
here
ror.
the
violation
ol
(hat
law,
ami
still
maintain
its
national
sclr-respcct.
Camilla
is
a
eouu-tev.
not
an
international
slum.
DISSATISFACTION
WITH
C00L1DGE
MAY
COST
NOMINATION
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Slar.Sl).
Constant
talk
of
strong
llu-
publieau
iiossihililies
for
the
presidency
in
I'.tSK
is
causing
un
easiness
among
the
friends
of
President
Coolidge.
This
talk,
which
is
In
the
elTect
thai
a
num
ber
of
.strong
aspirants
are
ac
UveU-
lavitur
wires
for
the
IUS8
nomiuallon,
has
been
on
here
for
some
mouths
bul
it
is
growing
more
pronounced.
Undoubtedly.
Ihe
Coolid
leaders
have
been
hoping
to
eo
the
,
President
renominated
in
I
U28
without
a
right
bpl
tho
prospect
Tor
such
a
thing
are
steadily
diminishing.
Political
troubles
ror
the
adiilinistration
ate
looming
up
in
a
number
or
dirrrlinu.
The
agricultural
situation,
tho
Infill"
situation,
I
lie
ilisaiisfuc-
lion
of
I
he
Tar
west
over
(he
ad
ministration',
reclamation
policy
the
dlssalisraelloit
over
Hie
aliunde
of
the
tulminislratioii
Iowa
id
Hie
Shipping
Hoard,
and
numerous
olher
factor
arc
at
work.
1S.EL
Railwayman
Says;
Twelve
million
Was
Sunk
East
of
Fort
William
OTTAWA,
Marerli
SO.
-Oil
the
handling
or
grain
west
of
Fort,
William
tho
Canadian
National
Ciinim
f.v
I'
.1
VVf.l.i...
nf
.
Ihe
hearing
or
-
the
Quebec
Harbor
lluar-i
fur
lower
rain
25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
mam
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
it,,
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'",
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
"ni
.,"""
V,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
'6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
or
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XVI
NO,
1?
I'HINUH
IlL
PKUT,
H.U.,
Fill
DAY,
MAItCH
20,
lUiTO.
Yesttnlajr
Clrralitlui,
I
lit
Street
Sulci.
413
PRICK
FTVK
CENTS.
CANADIAN
EXPORTS
INCREASING
RAPIDLY
RIGHT
HON.
GEORGE
P.
GRAHAM
APPOINTED
HEAD
OF
NEW
TARIFF
BOARD
Canadian
Exports
Much
Higher
Than
Imports
Especially
Those
OTTAWA,
Man-h
20.
Tilt
United
.Slate,
jmn
h.i-eil
Unit-
-II
good-
valued
ut
r,02.OO0,O0U
in
tin-
twelve
mouths
period
hug
llu-
last
of
l-cbrunry.
an
increase
of
1
00,000,000
over
tn
previous
year
ami
20.ooO,O00
more
(liun
was
iun'liueil
hyj
'
I
n
alii
rniin
I
lie
(
niU-d
.Slates.
I
TIM'
I
'
im'tvj
Kingdom
uih
Canada's
bcsl
customer,
imr-iSo
'
ilig
;.
ootl.ooo
wurlli
of
good
n
again!
imports
from
i.
ruimli
v
to
C
hi.
ula
costing
$i12.000,(00.
rales
on
the
Nallonal
Trancon-!n,,"w
lineula!
lines.
Wat.
ton
added:
"We
am
hand
-HiiK
a
lot
of
hili
e!ast
traffic
at
the
same
time,
vvli.'-li
eonipeii-sales
us
tor
Hie
I6ss."
WHICH.
IS
COMING
HERE
TO
BROADCAST
The
tiizi'h
Temple
Shrine
Hand
of
Victoria,
which
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
for
Iwo
days
during
tho
second
week
in
Slay-when
a
Shrine
ceremonial
is
to
be-
held
hem
win
lie?fji
theiirr
on
Monday
evening
next
when
it
will
broadcast
a
concert
commencing
at
5)
o'clock.
This
should
prove
a
IrpAt
for
local
radio
fans
ami
music
lovers
as
the
Oizeh
band
made
a
great
showing
at
the
big
Shrine
convention
m
i,os
Angele
last
year.
JACK
HORNER
RACEW1NNER
Grand
National
Honors
Taken
by
Outsider
Wilh
Favorite
Second
AINTREE
,
England,
March
26.
The
Grand
National
Steeplechase
was
won
this
morning
by
an
outsider,
Jack
Horner,
the
betting
against
which
was
2S
to
1.
The
second
place
was
taken
by
a
favorite,
Old
Tay
Bridge,
and
third
horse
was
Brlght's
Boy.
Thirty
horses
took
part
In
the
race.
Adverli.B
in
the
Dally
News.
Another
Small
Sawmill
South
of
Porcher
Island
Operating
Using
Rock
Crusher
Engine
A
MiiaU
sawmill,
having
n
daily
rapacity
of
something
near
lo.ooo
feet,
1ms
liceif
established
at
Murder
Coye,
one
mile
from
Heaver
Pass
light
nml
about
12
miles
down
the
roast
from'
hero,
between
Porcher
Island
and
Mncaulay
Island,
by
Hie
brother
Hchaeffei'
Hubert,
Fred,
Frank
and
Joseph
who
arriveil
in
tiii
district
last
full
from
llundel,
Saskatchewan.
A
small
quantity
of
lumber
has
already
been
cut
with
Ihe
use
or
u
steam
engine
luitMhis
is
being
replaced
by
a
2."
hore
power
gasoline:
engine,
which
ha
been
bought
alter
Having
neen
used
in
the.
rock
crusher
hero
and
which
i
being
laken
lo
the
mill
this
week!
end
by
the
brother
who
aro
in
town.
It
wa
found
impossible,!
lo
operate
Hie
steam
engine
oni
account
oT
wet
wood.
Tim1
Schacffer
brother
are
doing
their
own
lodging
and
have
arranged
to
market
their
lumber
prouueuou
locaity.
There
arei
rlvo
men
employed,
the
fifth
being
Leslie
Hudson
of.,
thin
city.
The
power
boat
Alleen
was
bought
from
Walter
Shaw
of
this
city
by
Schacffer
brothers
re-cetilly
ami
Is
used
in
service
be-tweon
hero
and
tlio
mill.
"
An.
George
.ctts
Tells
How
Department
of
Mines
Came
to
Aid
of
Outfit
Going
In
from
Van-derhoof
KDMO.NTON,
Mar.
2ft.
Sixty
Ions
of
mining
machinery
he-
i....t
..
tit.
.I,..
tt..i
r'?'"'.
,
,
,
,
.
"gallon
e
now
on
1
V'
,
,
u'
Vn"
a
.l'"u""
ry
via
an.le,hoof.
The
Amer-
Cn"
"Wmrr?
managed
In
pel
J"
,Hr
""
Willi
their
their
heavy
lnCu
conslsument,
but
w"h
1
V
',1"llJl,-'ira,,f:
uf
''
lul.
""Haie
io
pro
gres.
I
ho
matter
was
then
taken
uy
with
Hie
It.C.
provin
cial
government
which
rent
in
a!
large
gang
of
men
and
several
tractors
to
ml
a
ISO-mile-
roa
I
into
Hie
mineral
country,
whici
work
is
now
lieiiig
done.
B.C.
Law
Good
"This
government
e-owra-ifon
was
commented
upon
by
the
members
of
Ihe
Seattle
Mining
Club."
say
It.
C.
W.
I.ell
or
Hid
CN.lt.
natural
resource
department,
who
ha
just
returnel
rrom
a
lour
of
Ihe
coastal
slates.
He
says
thai
the
American
mining
men
consider
the
l-lUVjuinijig
laws
in
be
Ihe
hesi
in
America,
and
he
round
them
much
interested
in
Canadian
minerals,
though''
little
wa
known
of
the
northern
Alberta
oil
field
until
the
C.N.
It.
official
brought
the
subject
up
before;
the
various
croups
he
addressed.
j
HALIBUT
SALES
i
Slightly
Better
Price
Paid
for
Canadian
Than
American
at
Exchange
Today
About
ll
l.Out)
pound
of
halibut
was
sold
today
at
the
local
exchange,
prices
for
American
being
10c
and
7c
and
for"
Canadian
15c
and
8.0OC-
Following
were
the
arrivals:
American
Atlantic.
23,noo,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
Republic,
30,0(10,
to
Cold
Slor-age.
Atutan,
.JS.OOO,
to
Hooth
Fish,
cries.
Ivanhoe,
i
I,a00,
lo
Hooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Ringleader,
8,000.
lo
Alliu
Fisheries.
Arrive.
530,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
from
Hie
city
of
Prince
Huerl
rAMMAXIC
U71I!
lUMlilUNo
WILL
Oil
CIT
DURING
HOLY
WEEK
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY
OTTAWA,
Mar.
20.
tho
amended
motion
to
adjourn
Hie
House.
on
.March
31
instead
of
.March
20
as
originally
proposed
nml
to
remain
adjoutned
until
April
(i
for
Ihe
Katler
rece
carried
yesterday
afternoon.
a
result
the
.House
will
sit
on
Slntulay,
Tuesday
nnd
Wcdnes
day.
Will
Head
Tariff
Board
Premier
King
States
OTTAWA,
.March
20
'Premier
Mackenzie
King
aiitioiinceii
In
the
House
or
Commons
yctercluy
afternoon
that
Kitfht
Hon,
(It-urge
P.
(iraham,
until
recently
minister
of
railway
anil
canals,
will
head
Canada
s
new
tariff
hoard
to
ttuiiire
into
tariff
mailers
ami
adviie
Hie
government.
In
making
Ihe
announcement
in
reply
lo
a
miestioii
from
Hun.
Arthur
Meiglien,
Hie
Premier
said
lie
was
glad
lo
say
Mr.
(Iraham
had
consented
to
return
to
public
life
ami
accept
Hie
chairmanship
of
Hie
hoard.
.
"Wlial
s
become
or
the
pro-
nmcvTriSlf
Jirt
IMlITri
SSrsL
""
SMUGGLED
DRUG
'"No
doubt
she
will
be
among!
the
expert
immediately
lo
be
selected
to
-assist
the
board,"
replied
.Mr.
linx.
The
olher
two
members
or
the
board
are
Joseph
Da
const
or
Montreal
and
Donald
Mackenzie
of
Winnipeg.
-
FIRE
AT
MONCTON
KILLED
ONE.
MAN
BURNED
THEATRES
SIONirrOS",
Mar.
Sfl.
r
In
a
fire
which
destroy!
two
I
heal
res'
Jhi
morning
A.
II.
Lindsay,
u
member
of
the
salvage
corps,
was
killed
by
falling
walls.
GREATER
POWERS
FOR
TEACHERS
IN
ALBERTAl
Recent
Case
In
Which
Principal
and
Teacher
Were
Fined
Causes
Channe
In
Law
F.D.MONTON.
Mar.
SO.
The
re
cent
Castor
school
district
case,
where
a.
former
principal
and
a
teacher
were
fined
50
and
costs
for
having
exceeded
their
legal
authority
by
.suspending
Iwo
pupils
for
habitual
truancy,
was
Ihe-
Hrst
one
in
the
province
and
it
will
be
the
last.
lion.
Perren
Ilaker,
minister
oT
education,
is'
asking
Hie
Al
berta
legislature
lo
amend
th
chool
act
at
this
session,
so
that
truancy
will
be
included
in
the
list
ol
offences
ror
which
a
leachcr
may
exercise
Hie
righ
ol
suspension
of
the
offending
pupil.
I
ruancy,
open
opposition
In
authority,
habitual
neglect
of
duty,
bad
language,
ami
other
acts
inimical
to
school
discipline
arc
to
be
included
In
the
addi
tional
power
conferred
on
the1
teacher.
Under
Ihe
'existing
provisions
ir
the
act,
power
to
upeud
a
pupil
for
.Hiee
various
causes.
lias
been
vested
m
Hie
school
board
only,
and,
in
the
.Castor
eae.
where
the
principal
and
a
teacher
.suspended
pupils
for
truancy,
the
cum"
held
that
the
had
exceeded
their
legal
author
ity
in
so
doing.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Aiked
Wheat
1.50
H.C.
Silver
l.t3
2.00
Dunwell
:J
2.0"
2.15
Uladstotie
37
.40
lbuelioti
,01
,01
'JC
.Marmot
i...
.07
.08
H
Premier
2.18
2.25
Porter
Idaho
v...
.04
'
.1014
Silvercrest
..
.tijft
Surf
lolel
08
.()U
Subscribe
lo
the
Dally
News.
P.
Graham
INTO
THE
JAIL
Charles
Smart
of
Vancouver
Goes
up
for
Six
Months
and
Fined
VANCOUVF.lt.
Mar.
2ti.
Plead,
ing
guilty
yesierday
lo
ii
chargel
of
distributing
drugs,
Charle.
Smart-,
who
was
arrested
following
an
attempt
at
flight
on
March
20
alter
having
been
cauKfi
Y1
nttie
ac
t
f
i
m
li
gg
I
i
if-f
"
narcotic
concealed
in
a
banana
and
a
tin
or
tobacco
to
a
prisoner
in
the
city
jail,
was
sentenced
by
.Magi-trate
Shaw
lo
six
iiiionlns
imprisonment
ami
a
f
Sou--fine
with
$2.5o
cost.
or
in
'
derauH
of
payment
three
addi-
,
llOnal
montlis
intprisounient.
TORNADO
TOOK
OIL
DERRICKS
Killed
One
Person
and
Injured
Eight
in
Texas
Oil
Fields
OllANOt;
Texas.
March
20.
One
person
is
dead
ami
eight
are
injured
while
property
damage
i
estimated
at
u
million
dollars
the
result
of
a
tornado
in
the
oil
Held
wesl
or
iiere
yesierday.
One
hundred
ami
tvvcilyrive
oil
derriek
were
wrecked
by
the
storm.
NORRlS
GIVES-'
UPPOLITICS
Resigns
as
Leadeh
of
Liberal
Party
In
Manitoba
After
25
Years'
Service
WINNIPF.ti.
March
20.
Hon.
T.
C
Norris
has
resigned
the
leatlership
of
the
Liberal
parly
in
Manitoba
after
being
25
year
iu
public
life,
seven
of
which
was
u
premier.
Failing
health
is
fciven
as
the
reason
for
the
move.
YOUTH
IDENTIFIED
WHO
ENDED
LIFE
BY
GAS
AT
VANCOUVER
SF.ATTLF.,
March
?0.
Tim
body
of
a
voulh
who
under
Hie
UHine
of
It.
SnlUlv
ended
his
'life
in
a
local
hotel
Wednesday
by
gas
ha
been
ideMiricd
a-lliat
or
Reginald
Dumb.
whose
parents
livp
in
Fdnkniton..
:
;
DR.
SHAW
DIEfi.
VICTOHIA,
SfarJ
ili.-Dr.
J.
SI.
Shaw,
aged
,07,
fortiii;
grand
speretary
or
the11
SlasOnic1
grand
bvlge
of
Baskalchewan
dint
here
yeMerday.
lje
harbbeen
a
resident
tar
eight
yeari,
f