I
25
TAXI
nndj'j;
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
eth
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
EMPRESS
GETS
NEW
ENGINES
rf
jiiad'ait
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i
K.'nilaiiii
i
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in-
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wrek
lotiil-
l'il
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at
tkina-liaii
XaMonal
nrairic
pihiiIh.
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l"
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loadimB
wilh
lUO.iinii
litish-
THIRTY
DEATHS
HI
I.NOK
AYIUW.
Miiirh
la.
-
-
Mcaslo.
ptit'iiiiMiniu
ami
poiilon-
I
'li"
ciiiihimI
thirty
doalhs.
nuislly
(inlKi-aiiN
jihoiird
tho
Italian
llniT
HidvciliMti
ulnco
lnr
Ucpur-
ui'i)
from
Tiicste,
it
wan'
liuirncd
upon
ari'ivnl
hon-
yonlenlay.
The
iii
ul
wei'c
liurh'd
ut
sea.
1,901
...
'
.
d
by
by
Installation
Installation
of
or
j
mkiii,,
nml
ki
brother,
Harrv
creased
Ordinary
Turbines
lob
on
Former
German
Ship
will
be
Dono
In
Scotland
at
Fair
field
Shipyards
i
u.
MiiK
ii
:
ijiM
IiImmuiiu
mill
roil
,
lim-r
i.
ill
lie
,
M-ar
and
i
!
v
ii
i-
lur-:
mi
iilaoo
i
hirliiiH-4
i.rill'f
l
in-
iii
I
o.r
tn
1
airfield
Mni'li'iildiiiK
v
lm
Hi-rupml
the
Mm
in-tiillatlon
a
n
,i
.mill
mil
and
a
half
w-
ini-nii'i'ly
a
,r-wlMi-h
Mo-
-'-ui'd
al
11m
:i
'.f
1
1n-
Win
GRAIN
MOVING
PACIFIC
COAST
f-Eulk
of
Week's
Loadings
Wore
For
Vancouver
Canadian
National
Reports
Show
a'ifn
jicrt'i'iilaii"
"f
tho
ii
6
oj
I
hat
rrmaiiw
uniiiar-
K
i
HliMidllv
itiox
Inn
lo
the
I'ui
ii
I'oatti,
tin'
f..N.lt.
itfport
1
1
ID'
wci'k
iMidinu
MuitIi
II
.iwiiik
that
731
uf
tin;
1)82
ear
l
liinlrd
ilurliiK
the
wnk
ly
that
nipai
v
wi'iit
lo
Nuncoqver.
,
I'l
,l
III
lll,lr
I
lie
tiillil
lll'lixt'fil'
:
I
Mitt
iiiiii
fur
the
crop
scasum
Hi
hi
1
J.lil.i
rui.
l.earf
wu
nt.fttip
purdy.
Tin
1
'ill
I
.
...
..
K'-t
iitien
irnin
hi
jiuruy
a
mi.
COST
MILLION
AND
HALF
(ni'i"nUri4rf
hfHntoM
te
i'fai
wmi
liiiiUlTlrwt
overboard
In
the
ti
multiline,
hi
had
thrown
in
the
engine
Htilcli
ami.
a-
he
(i-ll,
the
NmiI
was
Joins
ahead
Tin'
wcHllirr
was
ralm
and
t
wal'r
siiutnlh
anil
Capl.
I.imi-(ami
to
Ihf
Mirfuor
aUout
.'iii
m1
fr",M
to
'
w,"rl'
1,1
i.h-ui
..rn.
...i-
IhimI
Iniil
iihivinI.
Iluoy
kna
werf
thrown
It
him,
a
dory
wan
laiMirhtnl
and
tj).
put
inln
ri'M
rw
It
ft-fiiifil
iiIiikihI
falrftft
Ihirt,
wltfii
I
lie
Inial
wa
l'l-ina
liarki'il
up
'
Juwurd
'Hie
drowninp
inuii,.
the
crtxlite
riotnl
etl
and
-inppi'd.
Had
It
mil
hefti
for
tin-
a
icitrtiw
wiiilil
M'f.v
pndiaMy
Iiiiv
ttireX-lial.
tn-alile
(
nwiiii
uud
juuiilicupi'i'd
Willi
iM'itvy
fhslltflR
OlllllK'K.
(I(-
rra-i'il
ptll
Up
II
llf
nifiitlttu-
lrllvl'
nlmil
within
prap
I'Tl
tun'
or
I
lie
I'liuy
ki'jftt
hul,
when
mie
-li-oke
unplil
have
hmvimI
In
-
life,
he
naiik
to
a
watery
pruve
hefore
the
eye
of
llltt
etimpaii
iouk.
all
ifliiliw,
who
were
feveriflil)
Miilavuriit)r
lo
renem
him.
The
hotly
raet
mil
rueoer-
ed.
Joe
Baker
Arrived
Soon
afler
the
IraMedy.
the
M'limmer
,lnv
Jlaker
lilif
aloilK-t:iih'
Iml
it
wan
Ion
lale
fur
the
meinlH-r-
f
il
crew
to
lend
anv
ii-M-lHiii-e
in
aviitK
dipt.
I.eur'-life.
The
irear
wnn
iiauled
in
un;
liit
wa
Impml
Dial
the
Imdy
inihi
have
been
entangled
in
il
ami
re-euvered
hut
il
wan
mil.
Hy
thit
lime,
il
wa-
latk
ami
the.llaiie
Clear
proeeetleil
to
aimhoiiiKe
fn"
the
night,
leaving
at
h
o
clock
veiileiilay
morning
ami
urriviiiR
here
with
il
sad
news
ut
7
o'clock
last
eveuiiiK.
The
latP
Uad.
l.nar
was
thu
mauler
uml
owner
o
the
Capo
Snear.
Oilier
momlier
of
tin
mew
were
hi
hrolher,
Hurry
I.eur;
coiiNiii,
W.
J.
Marshall,
and
nephew.
Nalhutiiul
Mvifjford
liei-eascd
leuvcei
to
nuturn
his
In-
a
widow,
who
was
formerly
Miss
Kva
Sherk
of
lli,i
oily,
and
four
yount'
children,-
Hurley,
8
veais:
Huiel.
1
years,
ami
(Iwen-
nv
und
Pella,
i-Wi
year
old
Iwinn
proxlniled
with
fc'Wtif
Ut
their
home
hi
the
Williams
hoiisu
on
Ilordun
Street,
Hie
deepest
sym
palhy
of
Hie
community
will
h
uxtcmled
to
Ilia
well
known
and
hiuhlv
respected
family
iu
their
hour
of
deep
sorrow.
Hcsido
his
hrolher
here,
de
censed
is
survived
hy
another
(continued
on
pate
four)
OTHER
VESSELS
HERE.
Shipyard
Busy
on
Work
for
Government
Merchant
Marine
and
the
Marflsh
Tin
I..S.
UaiinT
llnxcr.
which
wu-
ohunt
at
W'hileelif
f
Inland
ajid
vvliich
ari
ivml
Uw
yplM'dii
t.SII
....
II...
..I
I
Iff
i
!
jfii
imi
mi-
iii.Yiiitciw
.iiuinia.-i
Consultation
of
"Hectors
and
Assessors
Hai
Been
Proceeding
During
Week
In
Victoria
VIUTOItlA.
March
13.
Tax
eollnolutf-
uud
assessors
from
ult
over
ftu
province
have
Ut'ii
galliiytl
here
during
IJie
week
dUMtiiim
tax
collection
matters
with
Xliyi.
J.
I.
.Maet.eau,
minis-
wr
or
iiminue.
One
of
the
important
mutters
befnrP
the
rroup
was
an
effort
to
work
out
a
more
emiilable
fnethvd
of
at-esslnp
personal
profiiirly
Ihun
that
al
present
iu
vngne.
The
finance
department
is
plannitiy
In
tiirhten
up
tax
col-leflliug
in
the
province,
with
a
view
In
ceeins
that
none
who
ure
liable
In
pay
shall
escape.
SCHOONERS
ARE
SAID
MISSING
Twin
Pearls
of
the
Pacific
Fall
to
Arrive
at
Panama
Canal
In
Three
Months
MAMI.
l'la.,
March
U.
-Two
fuimiiis
sehooiiers,
Aleua
uud
Ireii,
staging
a
race
from
Aber-deetfc
Washington,
to
Miami
wilh
iiimuet
ure
usieii
as
missing.
Inr.lt
bad
a
view
of
nine
officers
limt
men.
,
The
vessels
which
were
known
as
the
"Twiit
Pearls
of
Die
Paci
fic"
sailed
front
Aberdeen
a
few
hours
apart
on
Oeceinber
11
Thirty
days
moderate
sailing
was
allowed
for
both
to1
reach
the
l'anania
Canal
but
no
word
from
eillier
craft
has
heiMrruiudved'.
Passengers
sailing
this
afternoon
for
I
he
south
on
the
Princess
ileal
rice
included
J.
Slade
Elevens,
I',,
llrand
ami
V.
Silver-Hltjes;
for
Ocean
Falls;
.1.
Clare.
Jn'on
aipl
Corbel
I
for
Swanson
Hay.
and
W.
Arnold
and
-t.
O.
Muskolni
for
Vancouver.
Will
Mest
Again
at
Victoria
i
Tuesday
to
Decide
Which
Plays
Edmonton
for
Cnampionsnip
SApKATOONt
March
la.
la
one
of
I
he
ruifthesi
sanies
eer
seen
heie,
IheA'icUina
i.oujjars
und
a-kulioicr)iiieks
played
a
three
Koal
tit
Cltii'e
lie
in
the
first
fcunie.
uf
ffif
W
estern
Jlock-
moriiiiiK
fur
vxamiuution
andi
''li,,ul
P'"
i-i
n'r'iu.
im
HfoUnhly
for
repair.
The
rol--!
r""1
1
,n
i"a,
fool
i.
slightly
daimMi'd
hut
il
is'w,n
lw'
rc"
,,
rn8
al
Vii;"
lona
'
,Jh-v
,,,,",J'
w,,i,:1'
ot
Ihi.uiflrt
(here
is
anvlliinv.
Mm-
Iltmev!
nM-"
f
"Ml"
1
wrttnv
with
her.
It
Ihwuftht
M.
to
have
h.-rlm'7
'"'
""
'''"'""
"'l'oii-hip
Ti.
ii..
I
i...f..
"f
"
-o
-'
io
vinvr
Sewurd.
l"K
IM
LVIl
1
1
1
lis
The
-learner
Prince
(icnrfej
name
on
the
drydork
Imlay
afler
!
being
mil
u(
the
wuli
r
for
the!
pa
si
leu
day-pi'tliu
a
mw
line;
I
for
the
pi
nailer
-hafl.
She
will
20
ou
thf
run
Kriiluy
iu
piaue
of;
the
Prini'B
Ituperl
which
will1
;
Uieu
Ui-
overhauled.
I
uu
i
ah
'"
"e
i
1....1
r
i
:..
i
.
fin
iirui
in
niii
In
tiring
UtiiMLyii
lie
twhe.i
ie
Utai
Mui
-
rih
a
I
ill
drydiM-k.
Wort,
mi
I
In-
i.unailiaii
Coaster
is
pi'in-i'i'diM-
wild
depalrh.
COMPEL
ALL
TO
PAY
DUE
TAXES
jthi
cmiiicmI
for
Ine
Stanley
Cup.
JURY
DISAGREE
IN
FRUIT
CASE
Night
But
Tnis
Morning
Had
Reached
ho
Verdict
YANCOl
VKIt.
Munh
U
The
jury
iu
the
Iruit
combine
case
reported
ut
11.
2u
this
morning
that
they
were
unable
to
reach
an
agreement
uflur
23
hours'
deliberation.
Ou
iiistriiotioiis
from
Mr.
Justice
MeOoifald
they
retired
aaiu
in
au
endeavor
to
reach
a
verdict.
Al
the
completion
of
the
judge
s
charge
yesterday
ii
the
ease
auiusl
the
eleven
individuals
and
Torly-twit
fruit
firms
the
jury
retired
al
12.30
und
at
cixhl
o'clock
Inst
evening
reported
that
Ihey
were
unable
Jo
reach
a
verdict.
The
jtulpe
then
ordered
Ihem
hulked
up
to
report
again
this
morning.
SAN
FRANCISCO
GIVES
B.C.
FIRST
RIGHT
TO
PROSECUTE
MILO
EGGERS
SKATTLIl.
March
la
Instruc
tions
lo
lut'ii
Milo
loggers
o,er
to
(he
aulhorilies
or
ltrili.-h
Columbia
where
he
i-
wauled
a-
a
suspect
iu
a
hi-jackitiig
shooting
niM'.
wi-re
receixed
Imlay
from
San
Francisco
where
the
man
is
al-o
wanted.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
C.
1'.
II
I
i.e.
Silver
luuwell
(iladsluue
Har.etlon
1..
A;
l.
Marmot
Premier
Purler
Idaho
Silvj'r
Cresl
Surf
Inlet
Did.
...
t
.5
il
:4
...
i;i(i.(Ml
1.82
....
ujn
....
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0
1
ij
:lt
07
....
S.5U
.III
13',
.07
Asked
I
.!KI
2.25
.3U
.IK
.1(1
2.55
1
1
.15
.01)
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Special
Train
Crings
Europeans
to
Prairies
Today;
Rush
Next
Week
Vl,MPi:.j,
March
la.
The
i'coml
l.aiiadiaii
National
imiiii-j
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
II
XVI
NO,
01
.
......
:
I'ltlXUi:
111
l'KHT.
H.C,
ft.VIT
HIUY.
MM1CH
13.
IU20.
yeoeriUy
j
tlrrulallun.
1401
Strel
Sa(,.
:I86
PRICK
FIVE
GKNT8.
SHERMAN
DROWNED
IN
HECATE
STRAIT
IM5IB
OF
FINANCE
ANNOUNCES
INCOME
TAX
WILL
BE
REDUCED
SOON
Mac
Lear
Drowned
at
IBOXER
TO
DOCK
IVICTORIA
TIES
IMMIGRANTS
income
Tax
will
be
Reduced
as
Sea
from
Own
Fishing
Boat
the
Cape
Spear
Tragic
circumstances
surrounded
attempt
to
save
well
known
fisherman
by
relatives
who
were
aboard
boat
1
i
v
arciiiu-luio
nio-l
Irugic
unit
unexpected,
sur
ul
the
bel
kiH.wn
and
most
highly
ic-pciied
httliliti)
v
lo-rs
uu4
r.
of
litis
port,
came
lshis
death
while
m
i.w
iuai...
in-
calling
alumni
his
-rhooncr.
Cape
i
'
o
clock
mi
Thursday
Miernoon.
The
laic
Capl.
Lear
t
!;...,,
i,
,
Iriilll
III.'
r
c'
aillj,
being
unable
tit
-Willi
Ullll
m-t.m.
-
mitigating
against
lii!
roscue,
he
wu
drown-
s
-V
')
i.
miles
nuit
I
h
w
t-t
uf
(hi
port
iii
llet-ule
I
The
tragedy
occurred
when
1
Mr.
Lear
wa
workm
on
tint
puiiiirc
up
uf
225
riiiiiiniio
or
liue.
U
wan
a
new
eknU:
of
awl
wan
fgn-asy
and
larrv
iCapl.
Lear
wn
hI
lln
roller
or.
I
In-
ide
uf
1h
twsnl.
sleerinz
peo
oi
of
Australia
Australia
to
10
be
oe
In
in-
iU4,
i-i
allii
41
j,,,.,!,.,,!
r
n,
MONDAY
MORN
SASKATOON
IN
A
n
1
1
-
r-
i
i
n
.
.
ni
nc
examined
ana
rrooamy.
I
n
t
1
1
n
-
nciiaiiTU
nore
otiure
rro-
cecdlng
to
Sevard
ROUGH
HOCKEY
ARf
COMING
Finances
Permit
Announced
the
Minister
of
Finance
Yesterday
OTTAWA.
Maivh
t
-i.
I
i
Jurue-
Holili.
minister
of
finance,
loui
a
iif
legation
repnenliiig
the
retail
trade
bureau
of
Canada
eslerday
ulteriiuoii
that
the
government
hoped
tu
make
i
lediictiitus
iu
the
income
tax
as
finances
permitted.
I
he
delegation
asked
that
the
present
Iloniiiiiou
lav
he
"
.T..
II,,;:",la!;-
Bllil
"
'e
gniin.d
lliat
It
is
not
only
confiscating
capital
rii.
,
nw
l
ins
mom.iw
with
:5j5
stal-e.p.j,.
lo
extend
industries
lint
our
that
it
,s
frighle.iii.g
cai.i-
17!"""'
Jul
w"fk
'f
induHo-
and
preventing
iieu
investment-
being
made,
untirie
farms.
Oeclio-hloaki-;
.
Mr.
Uobb
said
the
government
-
.
ais.
lormeti
uie
largest
.gruup
on
I
had
decreased
the
income
tax
al-
he
tram
wilh
UH
practically
alljready
by
enlarging
the
exemp-H
nuns
men.
Thirteen
liilhuan-J
lions.
He
hoped
this
process
an,
sinele.
of
from
twenty
to
'would
be
conlinued.
He
I
nought!
.hirty
ears.
presented
a
fine
up-1
the
delegates
would
tnrree
ihati
pwiiaii
e
ami
iu
a
few
wjirds
or
those
who
served
during
the
wan
"iroken
Knslish
explained
that'should
be
relieved
or
taxation
,
Uify
were
farmers
come
to
work
first.
to
ranadiah
farms
for
a
while
-
-
j
ool
I
hen
iiel
land
of
their
own
in
'his
country.
Oilier
tialionali-ies
in
(his
parly
front
the
..
hilhuauia
included
Ukratiians.
Hebrews
and
Pnlei,.
Antonu
the
atler
was
u
family
group
com-toel
of
the
mother,
who
lost
her
ill-baud.
during
the
war
and
later
lid
her
laud
confiscated
by
the
tits-ian
povcriiiueut,
wilh
her
.
Iirce
sons,
who
refused
lo
leave
ueir
old
mother
in
Poland
while
slsled
by
the
CN.lt.
colonization
department
at
Warsuw
uud
the
KUerinnenl
to
eventually
hae
a
rami
of
their
own
once
juore.
Histribulion
of
tho-e
not
houk-
'l
direel
lo
farmin--
dislriots
is
Inkitc
place
this
morning.
Next
week
will
see
the
real
rush
of
immigration
lo
western
'inada.
half
a
dozen
U'ains
be-
ing
due
(o
arrive
over
Canadian
National
lines
from
the
seaboard.
Highest
Boat
Got
17.80
Today
on
Exchange
and
Lowest
16.10c
and
6c
Prices
were
higher
the
,fish
exchaiiire.
today
on
Atnericuii
boats
got
high
prices,
Hie
htgii
boat
briiiug
I7.K0
and
K
while
the
'
highest
Canadian
sold
foi
10.30
and
It
und
(he
lowest
1(5.
In
ami
C.
i-'ollowiiis
were
the
oalcbes:
-
.
American:
i.iucutu
iz.omi
in
(joki
lnrage.
Senliuel
18.00(1
lo
Colli
.
Stor
age.
Star
7.umi
lo
Itooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Prosperity
A
ID.OOO
to,
Uuyal
Fish
Co.
Inex
II.
5,50(i
to
.lin
Hlsher-ie
at
Id.
10
ajid
0.
'liolphin
7,500
lo
Allin
Fisheries
ul
l('i.30
and
ti.
Naulilus
7,000
to
Atltn
Cuipe
Siear
7,000
to
Itoolh
Fisheries.
"
Cape
Speatv
7.000
.
lo
Itoolh
Fisheries.
w
II
AV
5,nil0
lo
Hotilh
Fisheries
Japanese
Destroyers
Fired
on
by
Chinese
National
Army
Troops
at
Pei
River
Entrance
Yesterday
I
ll'..
lh.,
Mutrli
til.
Two
Japanese
deslrovers
which
were
crossing
Ihe
lutr
ul
Hie
entrance
to
Pei
ltiver
yesterday
rio(Miiijnnru
ui
ciinsiiieruiiie
nnr
lire
iroin
shore,
trenche
occiiiied
hy
Chinese
IVnUoual
army
troops.
I
lie
destroyers,
afler
replying
to
the.
fire,
turned
buck
and
uuciioreu
outside
the
liar.
Three
sailors
were
wounded,
one
seriouslv.
FLYING
OFFICER
HULL
Will
Become
Instructor
at
Camp
Eorden
Flight
Lieutenant
MacLeod
Is
Remaining
l
on
This
Coast
Flyiiw
Officer
Allan
II.
Hull,
.stationed
at
Prince
Ituperl
dur-
ticy
came
li
Canada
lo
start
life
I1"
l,M:
"asl
lw"
t,ar!:
"p-
mew.-The
tmuniyviiming-soniej4"11
"cv'!'
upMwiiijjfj
means
of
their
own
are
be
Ina
as-r"
'-
'
"'
""-"
'"
nni
FISH
PRICES
HIGHER
HERE
.from
the
Jericho
Iteuch
station
of
Uie
Iloyal
Canadian
Air
Force
to
Camp
llitrtlen
where
he
will
become
an
instructor.
He
and
Mrs.
Hull
and
family
will
leave
Vanrouwr
in
the
near
future
for
Ontario.
Flitfht
Lieutenant
Carl
MacLeod,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
Air
Force
detachment
here
during
the
past
three
seasons
and
who
was
lo
have
pone
t0
Ottawa
tti
lake
charge
of
the
station
there,
it
still
in
Vancouver
and
it
is
expected
that
he
will
come
here
again
this
year.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
t..
llirmingham
I.
Newvaslle
V.
1.;
Itlaeklmi-K
Hovers
15,
Huntley
3.
Hury
(I,
Leeds
fulled
2.
Cardiff
Cily
2.
Aston
Villa
0.
Fverlon
2.
Arsenal
3.
'
Hmhlersfiebl
5.
Manchester
l".
0.
Manchester
C.
2.
Weslham
1".
0.
Sheffield
f.
3,
Notts
County
0.
Sunderland
3.
Liverpool
2.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1.
Leices
ter
City
0.
West
Hromwich
0.
Holtnn
W.
3.
Division
II.
Harnsley
1.
The
Wednesday
I.
lllackpool
I,
South
Shields
0.
Hradford
Oily
1.
Woherbamp-
tou
W.
2.
Cbel-eu
3,
OUIhain
0.
Clapton
1,
Slnke.
6''
.
Harlinglnn
1.
Fulhum
2.
Derby
County
0.
Pot'tsmouth
2.
Hull
CHy
I.
Stockport
0.
Nolls
Forest
1,
Middlesboro
0.
Port
Vale
3,
Swansea
0.
Southampton
2,
Preston
X.
1.
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
1,
Motherwell
0.
Airdrieoniaits
1.
(Juecn's
Park
1.
ClMlebank
0.
Hibernians
1.
Cowdenbeath
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
Dundee-Celtic
not
played.
Humilton
l,
Fulktrk
1.
Hearts
C.
Morton
1.
Ilailh
Hovers
1.
SI.
Mirrett
3.
St.
Johnston
2,
Parlick
Thistles
2
With
a
light
raiu
railing
the
iheniiometer
at
Terrace
slnod
at
35
this
morning
and
Telegraph
Creek
and
Hunts
Lake
were
the
only
places
in
northern
It.C.
where
it
was
fteiuitig.
The
lul
ter
had
Only
two
degree
of
frost
according
lo
Ihe
Oovernmenl
telegraphic
report.
WHISKEY
BOUND
UNITED
STATES
i
Driver
of
Cap
and
rnmiunlnn
a
IS
TRANSFERRED
EASTi
nl
and
Charged
With
-
i
being
In
Possession
VANCOUVF.It,
Mareh
13.
hiskey
valued
ut
ij2,5uo
.
was
seized
iu
Hurnaby
yesterday
aboard
an
uulumoTjUe
,;sHpected
to
have
been
houndtfiir-tlie
fhler-iialional
boundary.
Documents
found
on
Peter
LGrtftle,
the
driver
"fitgniitwii
ymmvimaiHt.
Lorelle
and
Hert
Want,
his
cnmpanitui.
wen;
arrested
and
charged
wilh
bcin
in
possession
of
unsealed
liiuur
and
wen;
GRAIN
SHIPPED
AT
VANCOUVER
Vessels
Leaving
With
Cargoes
for
Various
Ports
or
World
During
Week
VANCOFVKH.
March
13.
The
following
cargoes
of
xmiu.
have
been
shipped
during
the
week
front
Ihe
port
or
Vancouver:
Hyufuku
MurU
for
Shanghai
271.133
bushels.
Philocletes
for
Yokohama.
91).-
99!)
bushels.
Carlton
(o
Colon
for
orders
300,000
bushels.
San
Francisco
for
Avonmouth
52.183
bushels.
(Jueenswood
Tor
Hull
235,107
bushels.
Wttyfnrer
for
Liverpool
158,-913
bushels.
Canadian
Winner
for
Antwerp
74,000
bushels.
Nevada
for
Antwerp
T1.000
bushels
uml
to
Havre
for
orders
08.955
bushels.
Drechtdyk
for
Liverpool
71,000
bushels,
for
London
7
1.000
bushels,
Waibeitno
for
Wellington
8,-
81
V
bushels.
CANNERSFORM
NEW
COMBINE
Company
Capitalized
at
Million
Dollars
to
Operate
Five
Concerns
VANCOl
VF.I1,
March
13.-
Announcement
was
made
today
that
the
National
Canuers
Lid.
of
Vancouver,
lb-ad,
Kakins
Lid.,
of
Victoria,
the
Kamloops
Cannery
Ltd..
the
Kamloops.
J'acifie
llerry
urowers
or
Haney
and
the
Okan-agun
Puckers
of
Kelownu
have
amalgamated
with
a
combined
capital
or
a
.million'
dollars.
The
head
office
or
the
new
concern
is
at
Vancouver.
All
five
plants
are
continuing
operarton
on
the
basis
of
specialized
CI
f
33
i
!