TYl
UkJ
A'
Anywhere
at
i.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
yf.
XVI...
NO,
3H.
AnVPRFAPHPR
i
13:
II
AT
VICTORIA
e-.
.
.
I
unitarian
Congregation
and
!
Preached
.Yesterday
I
T
IM
1
I
II.
IT..
lie.
Ada
,
'lie
new
paolor
"f
Me
a"
''.linreli
here.
She
i
lier
fiit
Kernioim
ye-nml
wu
formally
reeeiet
"
ill
I'nitMi'ian
runfiri-'
lie
little
rliuwh
huildnir
M
'"iil
tluad.
T
"iikm
i
Ihe
daughter
of
tlinuwler.
She
eome
in
I
iiKtaml.
i
a
grtuluulo
.(
I
iiiMoily
and
her
I
i
ii
niniluale
of
lb"
t
u:i'Ul.
WITH
LEGION
c-i-servico
Men
Hero
Expect
To
Havo
Organization
Like
British
Legion
M;c)t
V',ll.
Feb.
15.
The
'
i
,r
Veiernn
nnily
in.
pro-"
ik
fuvoruhly
througlioul
1,1
hnminiun
ami
the
Ituiihilian
11
tn
will
MWntuiilly
Ineluife
all
r
iin-r
Hobtlerti,
Sir
Percy
-
Lake,
Hli-nl
of
Ihe
F.anaillan
1
'
'
Kui.
told
a
laruo
Kutheritig
nf
''
ii'xiic
1ni.
H.(.
Sunday.
"
Itai
the
llnlwli
la-gion
ban
'"
ii
Jliiluin.
the
Caiuiiliun
'
do
In
re.
bu
-luted.
V,
.
.
.
WOODWARD
CHAMPION
BILLIARD
PLAYER
OF
CANADA
BEAT
BOYS
IHVI.
I
'l..
IT..
.
I'.
oimIw
ji
.1
.
Miiti'i-a!
defealetl
Snl
..y.
in
I
lie
.
lav.
iT
'or
lae
Kiijrlili
bllluirii
eliuiiipmiilili
of
I
lie
Doinini'Mi
by
IW4S
1n
a
i.iMMi
poii'l
eiie.
PIONEER
OF
YUKON
DIES
Death
Occurred
In
Hospital
at
Noon
Today
of
Hans
J.
Foss
Hie
i
lea
th
occurred
in
the
I'l-iiii-e
llnperl
Oeiieral
HuMpilul
ul
iiimiii
IimIu
of
Manx
.1.
!',
ae.i
jj,
and
a
native
of
Nurway.
lie
had
been
a
patient
In
Ihe
bu--pilal
for
the
puit
fiirlnirhl.
Tbe
late
Mr.
I
w
bail
reHlte,
in
ihe
city
for
Uie
nal
u
or
een
yeacK,
!tn
In
'
been
employed
Jin
a
paeker
for
lh
Uan-
ailiun
I
ih
lulil
Mora!
o.
He
came
here
from
Ihe
Ynkmi
where
he
had
been
nted
in
niiMMiK
lor
about
I
w
en
I
y
yearn.
heecHHeil.
W
Imi
wa"
a
churler
member
ir
Ihe
Dawson
and
Prince
lluerl
Moo)e
laiilffex,
is
UrMMul
by
a
widow
and
two
Hnall
children
reiiliu
al
K'l
Ninlli
Avenue
Vl.
The
runeial.
which
will
take
plaoe
under
Uie
aimploea
of
Hi"
Moe
l.odre.
it
in
Ihe
bands
of
llavncr
Hros..
nmlcrtaker'.
C.P.R.
OFFICIAL
IS
DEAD
ATJICTORIA
James
McGown,
Marine
Superin
tendent,
Died
This
morning
Folowlng
Influenza
Attack
Ylt'.TiiltlA.
Feb.
15.
.latn.'H
Mrlhiwn.
aged
(:.
connccled
wllh
Ihe
slcainshlii
services
of
llin
1
.11
II
II
ilitin
Pacific
since
18DI,
ilbil
I
Ins
morniiw
follow-insr
an
titlark
ir
inriuenzu.
no
was
iip-....i.ii.wi
Hiineriiilendeul
eiiRlnocr
r
n,
cii:i-l
s.tmcc
in-lRl'a
and
marine
iiicnnlenderil
nl
Victoria
in
'
"WviNPd
by
u
w,j
!
'
'
r!d.-
u.
IN
THE
YUKON
SAYSREPORT
The
lloHillMcii
totem
men
I
JelrarajthK
bb'itrapiiie
reiiori
a
it
in
eoliirr
lola
111
1
In
Mortis
the
aerue
leinperHini'
of
the
Vukon
ul
en;
lit
o'clock
I
ll
If
nuirnuig
lie
1
11
1!
;'.
ilenv-
Im-Iow
tern,
il
no
place
on
Ihe
lele-grapbu-
n)leni
was
il
reported
to
lie
tkawina.
allliouvb
in
the
interior
va1le
it
n
mt
a
cobi
im()-
an
al
I
lie
week
end.
An
inch
of.
new
snow
has
fallen
ul
Terra.
Following
is
the
report:
Prinee
llupi'rl
llanunelrr.
?J.ii
letuiwrature.
:I2.
lerrane
I'.loutly.
calm;
teui-peuialure.
-K.
Anyws
tiloudy.
calm:
teniper-alure,
IK.
stivrl-
-ClutMly,
calm;
teni-peralftrfc,
t.
ItdtefbNi
f'loutly;
lentjera-lure.
8.
Telegraph
lireek
-
laeiidy,
ralm;
fmeralurr.
lt.
Sin
litter
laomly,
etilm:
lem-peralure.
SH.
IturHs
Lake
r.loiidy.
culm;
temperature.
n.
While
lloc-e
I'lenr.
imrlb
Wiiol:
letliperMllirc,
K
below
zero.
Haw
son
I'.leHt-.
south
wind:
lempcralure.
i't
below
rem.
Averajte
for
Yukon
I'lear.
calm:
leuiperal
t,re.
-.'5
tielovv
zero
PICTURES
GONE
mxm
IN
BIG
FIRE
Four
Lives
Lost
tn
Effort
to
Save
Works
of
Art
When
Mansion
In
Cheshire
Burns
lUII'JSTFU
Fiib.,
Feb.
15.--1'ottr
lives
were
lost
in
attempt
to
stive
valuable
pictures
by
Itulicn
ami
olher
masters
when
the
aiiceslral
home
of
Sir
Philip
Hrey
Fjiertnu
al
ttullon
Park
was
destroyed
by
fire.
The
slruclurr
was
one
of
lUieshire'd
show
place.
HALF
MILLION
FIRE
MONTREAL
SATURDAY
.JdDNTItF.AL,
Feb.
15.
Half
a
lujlljloti
dollars
damage
was
caused
by
a'
fire
which
destroyed
Hie
wholesale
stationery
wnr-botie
nf
(iranRer
Freres
Ltd.
viturdiiy
irjiht.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJWNCU
JtriMIIlT.
H.C.,
MOMiAY.
FKHIIl
WHY
15.
W20;
Saturdj
circulation.
IS38
Election
ai
Prince
Albert
Today
Where
Premier
Mackenzie
King
is
Being
Opposed
by
Burgest
I'ltlMM:
Al.fiKMT.
Feb.
15.
Polling
1-
Diking
Mace
fiere
11
Ihe
election
m
whit
h
Highl
lion.
.
Maekeuzie
King
i-
eekui?
ejection
following
hi-
defeat
nl
Ihe
general
election
in
nr!!!
York.
Ml
iiiiln
a.'ioii-
poinl
to
a
heay
vote.
The
independent
candidate.
I.
L.
H;irge,
who
i
opposing
Ihe
Premier.
h
been
ai
lue
dining
Hie
past
Iwo
weeks
and
has
been
potting
up
a
guml
fight,
backed
litrgelv
b
(aiueralive-.
Ileporlf.
at
uoon
lodtiv
laletl
Ilia'
inany
volers
had
nlrend)
npM-aied
al
the
IU
and
that
the
toiinlry
roads
were
in
gooi'
sbaM-
ami
favorable
to
KetfiiiK
!
lie.
il
will
lie
several
clay,
pro-tbe
elcciom
in
to
vntet
bablv.
before
Ihe
filial
returns
The
ridinp.
althouKh
coiisiier-
are
in.
ably
nilneed
in
size
since
thej
In
ibe
election
lust
Ontolmr
last
reIUIribulioii,
i
slill
a
very
Charles
Maeilnnald,
Liberal,
who
Uer
one,
and
many
of
lite
bob-rcipned
In
make
way
for
4lie
tot
boxes
bad
to
be
taken
to
re-j
premier.
ms
victorious
hv
'a
mwfe
i-eetion-
by
dtz
learn.
'
plurality
r
2..103
over
Andrew
W
hile
returns
loniht
should
in-
Know.
Progressive,
and
llienfeu-'lieale
what
the
result
i
likely
baker,
lam-prvalive.
Radical
Proposals
made
by
Reg.
Hayward,
M.P.P.
of
Victoria
in
Address
to
Women
on
Defectives
YIirrOHIA.
Feb.
15.
Reginald
Hayward.
Cun-ervalivc
niiMuher
Inr
I
hi-
city
111
the
legislature,
made
-nine
radical
and
ruthcr
sen-alioiiiil
reciininicmlaiiou-
in
an
.uldres-
to
Ihe
Loral
Council
of
Women
here.
Following
inve-ligation
into
Ihe
ron-
uilioii
of
menial
ho-pilal
lie
came
out
a-
an
advocate
of
Liril
iHiiilitil
tiinl
conipul-nrv
sterilization
or
lho-c
unfit
to
reproduce
lu
hi-
iTport.
whieli
had
been
citivl'ully
.prepared
in
willing,
ii
wim-ii
lie
spoke
ul
Ibe
ovrrrtivdiug
al
the
provim
ial
menial
fin-pilal.
"They
'tin
-abnormal)
will
continue
to
increuse
just
so
lunx
as
Ihe
sumioruial
type
of
milieu!
is
permitted
to
propagate
his
kind."
said
Mr.
Hayward,
leading
ip
'o.his
arirumeiit
on
behalf
of
slerilizalion
of
ibe
subiiurinalj
ind
menially
defeetive
or
botfi
t'xe.
The
coiuiuuntly
was
dot-d
over
with
many
uf
both
exes
vjjtt
were
subnormal
yet
ttol
in-
."l)tulhnHl
eases,
inqp
ami
women
wiiu
were
a
-ourej'
of
seriou"
danger
In
the
eotiimun-ity
in
that
(hey
married
and
raised
tipuilie.
Sthy.-lics
showed
beymid
doubt
lia
a
lai'e'e
proiiijj'tkMi
.tif
.
the
.htldrrn
of
such
nfatbases
possessed
an
even
towir
type
nf
mentiility
ilality
limn
than
tliffr
Ihelr
MANY
DEATHS
CENTRAL
WEST
Long
List
of
Fatalities
Fire
And
Other
Causes
Reported
in
vvhii
Ii
the
men
From
Are
CIHCAHO.
Feb.
!".
--
Nineteen
persons
me
violent
dealhs
on
al
in-day
u7ht
tud
Sunday
in
various
seel
ions
of
Ihe
luitllltrj".
Fire
took
loll
of
fourteen
wli'lle
five
were
killed
when
a
cloud
bur-t
-1
ruck
the
village
nf
Coal
dale.
Kentucky.
Six
cltHdren
pjirenls.
1
ratiKiiiK
in
aire
from
tlifee'tn
len
niese
eiiiblren
riHJtijt
their
wa.v'y,.aM.
w,.,e
burniHl
todeatlt,
when
nto
the
menial
asyinjns
and
pn-
Ul)i
n,.
r
Ohalles
Hnrtlien-son.
They,
in
luru",
also
bad
j
better
wa-
de-lroyed
pear
rnniilies,
and
evenlually
Ibe
low-
j
llouslilon.
Michigan.
Five
yuung
est
type
ir
idi-'l
was
produced,
a'ebildren
or
Frank
fleJl
were
grawlng
burden
so
the
taxpayer,
jimmed
to
death
in
a
fire-whlch
n
growliiK
menace
to
civilization.
I
d,.i
r..yed
u
home
nl
Ladysmllh,
11
KrowinK
pun
lanon
wnose
lives,
w
is,
,,i.s
n,
and
three
men
were
wore
A
misery
"
ilicm'
lves
and
eivnta'cd
when
two
freight
train
Mio-e
around
them.
collided
near
Meadsille.
Pa.,
Ibe
The
imiiiiIk-
oT
paUen's
(but
1
cali"e
'contunp
rt
en
page
ix
;ee!..-u
-lore.
y
-
Slr.el
Siln,
lJ
tec.
robbed
il
of
about
?20
and
with
his
companion,
left
the
number
of
oeople
vvera
at-
:
net
eil
U'
Ibe
pla;e
by
Ihe
sboot-t:
I11I
tin-
two
bandits
hurried
wist
I
hem
and
fled,
followed
by
!
iiumlie:
ol
men
and
by
the
oliee
who
Uail
arrived.
The
;)ursuejr"
kept
in
i?ht
of
tln
onudits
as
tar
a
Hastings
Strwt
where
their
were
lost
ftislit
of
and
raped.
VAN:fiLVF.R,
Feb.
15
nwin1
treeii
4MarelcjarB
Ueldi&rJ(
veslijration
Jy
Hie
noliee-
a
a
re.-oH
of
Hie
-llooliwr
of
Ibisres
la-1
uivltt
bul
none
bave
beeH
h-
linilely
eliai-e.i
with
Hie
crime.
r
SPARRED
TWO
ROUNDS
FELL
TO
FLOOR
AND
DIED
IMMEDIATELY
TACliMA.
Feh.
15.
YVallcr
Jones.
Ill
years
oT
use
of
Taeouia.
vvelter-vveilit
boxer
died
yesterday
of
heart
trouble
white
workin-'
out
in
a
(.rym-ua.-iuui
here
in
preparation
for
a
eoniiii
bout.
He
spal-ril
two
riuinds
with
another
-boxer
ami
just
as
lime
was
called
be
.-auk
on
Ibe
floor
and
died
almost
immediately.
ANOTHERSTART
SALMON
PRICES
ARE
BEING
DISCUSSED
IN
'
r
4
FOR
FAR
NORTH
XF.NA.
Feb.
15.
Afier
makiuv
one
false
start
the
previous
day,
I
lie
W
ilkins'
supply
expeditiot,
left
for
Poinl
Harrow
again
Saturday
after
Ihe
damaged
snow
motor.-
had
been
repaired.
The
trains
wen-
making
less
than
three
miles
hi.
hour
as
ihey
left.
SOUTH
BY
FISHERMEN
Ni:
F.ST.MINSTKIt.
Feb.
15.
The
ipueslion
of
prices
to
be
paid
fr
salmon
Uiis
year
is
be-
injr
di-eussed
now
by
the
fishermen
and
rainier-
with
a
view
to
a
satisfactory
arrangement.
A
feceirt
ma-s
meetiag
tif
fisher
men
clioae
eommittee
to
meet
Ibe
eanners
and
?o
into
Ihe
whole
mat
ter
with
I
hem.
BIRTH.
A
daughter
wsi-
boru
at
Ibe
An.xux
Hospital
on
February
0
to
lr.
and
Mrs.
II
A.
Simmonn
Alx
Slracbaiu
manaser
of
the
Pioneer
Laundry.
-relumed
on
(he
were
I'aiKiini'ii
las'
'igh!
from
a
busl-
V
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipntair
Dining'
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
ami
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVF.
CENTS.
LEANUP
GOING
ON
TODAY
IN
TIA
MANA
ANCOUVER
STOREKEEPER
SHOT
BY
BANDIT
WHO
STOLE
TWENTY
DOLLARS
arder
Lharse
Asainst
Seven
Men
Connection
Outrage
at
Tia
Juana
cleanup
commenced
today
on
both
sides
of
Mexican
Boundary
Tl
Jl'VN.V
Feb.
15.
Uu
both
side
the
iitlrruutiona!
tin-
morning
uiove-
wen
under
wav
again!
IIm-
im-
i-
here
will'
li
wi
Iiroiiclil
iiilo
iii'iiiiiiii.iii
"
bv
Hit-
Pe
f
'h.
which
rniird
i'-lrrd.i
in
murder
barges
Ix-iiig
'
1
in
the
Mfxiun
iiiurl-
again-M
..even
iim
h
held
in
coti-i
wiUi
llii
attacks
ii
Ivvo
Pcteet
girls,
ll
found
gniltj
i
iitinn
will
ak
lliiil
the
-even
fin-
a
firing
-quad,
j
(,fv
t
pel
cent
of
1
1
?
-iiIimih-
are
lilelv
III
clo-e
as'
.rib
i
-
I
nun
tinvcritur
llodi
i
igtu-
placing
I
III-III
Mil
ur
wM.iKMi
ca-h
bond
and
r--
RVATflR
K
ABOUT
DONE
1
Over
Before
End
of
Month.
u.l
of
I
III"
Week
III.'
i-liel
terminal
aruinit
thi
jnrt
will
U
'i
eeil
b-
Ihe
fHtn-i
.
ler
-
Hnlli-AUbii--
j
i
by
the
eflil
of
ibe
-
rfcpwe.1
thai
lliej
liiie
iM-ei
("rilinllv
'
b
IIh-
.
"iiiraelor.
(
.nimi'iil
"t
1
1
Je
audi
Iteforr
tlim
lkel
ll
llle,
lie.til
of
C.
l.
'
'
'
I
lit.,
the
leaitlltlB
'ivimnn
nwr.
iH
'lie
cily
and
N-ii"
li
n
been
nt",,'er
ir
'UttlmUl
lli
arriM.
"iiliHil.
Will
reman
lie
nriie.
IrifliiK
Mti'
saloon
to
I
wo
street.
All
four
member
of
the
Pc-
faimly.
fallni',
mother,
ami
jfir!-.
c
omiitillfd
suicide
Ity
tiitiiius;
on
I
tic
jx
in
lln-ir
joom
.,t)iii-
..f
.liHDir
at
llf
(Wo
ill
b
Finally
compieiea
oy
tna
air
in
miiu;
necn
mr.tutieii
uere.
of
Week
Formal
Turning
Tl
is
I
.iKi
gn.ii
ST
Titll
'1
1
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bll?
'
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,ii
I
lie
Eg.
titi.iii
u!i'ni,iis
tilie.
Ib'W.utl
Carter
estimate
the
inlrin-n
(hi
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ii
lir.
it".
I
lh
ir.i.
W
-
goi.ii
n
i-iiII.ii
in
in
l'.aiii
mi'ler
e.'
irl
ot
e-
n
.iniieil
ulue
of
:he
gold
;,
i2(i(i.(nM.
Store
Proprietor
Was
Murdered
Last
Night
by
Bandits
Who
Shot
Him
Y'ANCOl'VL'K.
Feb.
15..
John
Hogres,
40
years
of
iigc,
proprietor
of
a
i-onferlionery
mid
-oft
drink
store
ul
(!Ul
Caiu-bie
S'l-fpi.
was
li.
t
and
ulniM?1.
insianlally
killed
by
an
unknown
band
shortly
after
len
o'clock
la-l
nigh
I.
v
Twe
men
ntered
I
lie
place
and
one
of
them
covered
a
rlei'K
named
(lalla.
The
Jailer,
Ihinking
il
was
a
practical
joke,
hesitated
..ml
Hogre
Wehind
the
counter
made
a
remark,
whereupon
the
iimiii
with
Hie
grim
turned
and
fired
point
blank.
the
bullet.
entering
Ihe
mans
left
breaM.
The
virtim
sank
tu
the
floor
and
died
in
a
Miort
time.
Meanwhile
the
second
of
the:
-
-
iw
men
ryoiv
weni
nenimi
uie
eoutiii-r.
iiiene,l
Ihe
eah
rej;i-
MAKING
ALASKA
TIMBER
LEASES
BETTER
ASSET
Cance
latlon
Clause
Is
Eliminated
Placing
Possession
of
Timber
on
More
Permanent
Basis
Jl
XILM
.
Feb.
15.
indict
Ftrlei-
Kbo-yrtrfinourrrtvlHi-rifi
.
that
the
de:-uri
incut
nf
ayrlcril-ture
has
elinrinated
the
p,-ois-ions
in
the
Ala-ka
Forest
scrvn-n
lliat
permitted
the
Secretary
of
,Vf.-ricuilun'
to
enneel
1
c
1
1
lim
ber
con
tracts
wHhout
the
action
being
rmiewetl
y
ihe
rourli.
This
i
restarded
a
an
as.-ei
in
Ibe
elTnrt
lu
es'abli-h
an
Alaskan
pulp
Hint
pane;-
nialinfart
tiriir--
industry.
One
litfioully
in
Hie
past
ha-
been
the
lark
of
per
manency
of
I
he
timber
supply
in
'
view
of
ihe
immense
investment
required
in
ibe
industry.
CAPTAINS
ARE
REPRIMANDED
Union
Skippers
Also
Praised
for
Energy
and
Coolness
and
Get
Certificates
Back
Ylf.TOIUA.
Feb.
15.
llespon--ibiliiy
for
the
collision
in
a
fog
:dT
Sec
hell
on
1
lecember
27
be
tween
two
I
nion
Steamship
Company
ves-els.
Ibe
Lady
Cynthia
and
the
Cowicban.
whirh
resulted
tile
siukinu
of
the
Ial
ler,
is
ibvided
emially
between
Captain
tohert
W'ion
of
Ibe
Cowichaa
and
Can!,
.lob
11
linden
uf
the
l.ady
Cynlhia
in
a
judgment
iianderi
down
by
Wreck
Commissioner
J.
It.
Macphcrsoii
of
the
marine
eourl.
which
iiivesligate
the
affair.
Although
both
masters
are
severely
reprimanded
in
the
judgment
"Ihey
undoubtedly
deserve
greatest
credit
.
for
the
ciieiy
and
coolness
they
both
displayed
afler."
Their
certifi
cates
were
both
returned.
STEWART
LAKE
LANDS
BOUGHT
Sir
John
Pitka
Completes
Purchase
In
Victoria
For
Estho-nlan
Settlement
Y'lCTOUlA.
Feb.
15.-The
Pro-chase
of
lands
in
the
Stewart
Lake
disiric!
north
of
Vander-boof
for
I'.-tbonian
settlers
was
completed
today
iiy
Sir
John
Pjt-ka,
who
brouglit
a
party
of
Kuro-pean4
lo
llrillsh
Columbia
last
year.
He
eipecl
to
bring
more
FsUiofiianx
here
bort1v
tn
n.ld
I
'o
the
Stewart
Lake
Colony.