till
of
Albcrnl
Protests
at
lay
and
Liberals
Ceasa
Debating
iTTWX
i
i
'Us
Fib.
I.
I.Mni
n
I
lit;
oVbalo
in
(tie
million
f
nlenlay,
rontiuulnu
Hie
hI
-
IruiU
Inculli'.
i
dial
Willi
Australia-
T
.'
y
speech
other
wn
delivered
1
hhHi-AIIh
i
Ml.
WHO
le-'.'
a-
a
pi'niitnl
agaiiml
he
intended!
lo
vol,
.ii.tin-l
Hi--
-Sutherland
(ml
ajtaiii"!
any
oluer
'
uiueli
luiahl
be
pro-Tln-
opposition
had
iln
V
III
OVl
Ull
llW
I
III!
I
or
I
tool
fa'led.
he
-hi
1.
;n
iiiii"i
t.K'l
Hung
v.
ili'WIi
hi
lil
lie-.
ARRESTED
FOR
KILLING
VERE
Were
Searching
for
Another
Man
When
They
Stopped
by
Mis
take
at
Carr's
Residence
I
I
TllllltllKiK.
l
et.
U.
Kail
I'
;j
-
J
year
of
age.
was
ar-i
J
lasl
evening
'charged
with
'
v-
11
roinpiinioti
who
lm
!
iruiifu'il
ns
Waller
Vere
l
early
yesterday
innruing.
lt
two
men
railed
at
'he
ii'
"f
Provincial
Constable
V
c
wa-
find
by
n
Min
n
the
eonidnhle
I
w
ill
him.
Kiap-
V
limit
I
ii
I
In-
police
Perdue
ifeM'd
and
it
l
linder-l
i
w
i
he
men
were
MNireh-i..
iiiiniiier
man
and
by
ini--...
upped
a)
i.ai'i'
home.
BILLIARD
CHAMPION
OF
EASTERN
CANADA
HAS
LEAD
OYER
BOYS
TOIIONTO,
Feb.
I:'.
-
When
1
1
'
-
'
in
llii;
second
round
inuli'li
De-
'he
l.nitlih
billiard
chain-plniiPliip
of
Canada
ended
last
"
h'
A
P.
W.
NWuNlward
(if
Mitiilreal.
caslei'ii
cliainplon.
had
lead
of
7
IH
oxer
Sid
Hoys
of
Vancouver,
(ho
western
chain-I'liui
ii,,.
Hcofi)
tdonil:
Woodward
3501,
Ikiys
1783.
Tho
ob-jerMve
wm
G.QPO
iioinls.
Hubucrlbo
to
tho
Dally
News.
SMALLPOX
REPORT
FROM
CALIFORNIA
sxciiam
i:io.
Vi-u.
is.
W
ai
iimn
thul
itialltox
"of
Hit
extremely
virulent
fifeii'
4
ilali-fornla
wa
issued
today
by
the
-'!
board
nf
hfallll.
Son
i!
January
1
1
l.l
eNM
wild
tl
death-are
reported.
"''"SYNOD
POSTPONES
lliouuli
some
comes
liiiiinrt.
4
VITAL
SUBJECTS
ANOTHER
SEASON
Will
Take
Year
to
Think
About
Admission
of
Women
to
Synod
and
Medical
Certificates
Before
Marriage
Mf.lOltlA.
Tel..
I'.'
The
tlie-lion
of
Hie
admission
of
women
n-mumbers
of
the
synod
of
the
iooee
of
Columbia
after
eon-,
filterable
argument
wa
o-t-lioiied
another
year
after
Tur-Iher
Ihntmhl
by
the
canons
I'oininillec.
The
lined
ion
of
n-kitu:
that
I
intending
partner-
before
mar
riage
should
show
health
eeru-liciitc
vva-
also
referred
to
a
!piH-inl
roinnullee
for
report
a
year
licnre.
TELKWA
COAL
MINE
PRODUCING
FORTY
TONS
PER
DAY
I
h,.
(ioal
Creek
eoal
mine
near
Telkwa
i-
now
irodueiii(i
Torly
tons
of
mat
a
day
lu'cordinp
In
Jack
McNeil
of
THkwa
who
Is
u
visitor
iu
the
city
on
business.
The
eoal
is
delivered
lo
Ihe
rail-wiiv
al
Telkwa
by
leanis
over
Ihe
snow
and'tbe
tuojtl
of
il
finds
market
in
Prince
(.enrjic
in
to
Prince
le
McNeil
arrived
In
Ihe
city
on
this
morning's
Irain
and
will
....ii.t-ii
to
the
interior
lutnorrow
nipht.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
Do
n
well
Oladsloiii'
porter
Miiliu
Silveivresl
Surf
Intel
Howena
C'Uipcr..
Lucky
.I'm
CilurnT
Hid.
Asked
I.
0(1
I
I
.
01)
,30,,
.:ik
.in
.ii
;I0"4
.(2
.oh
.in
.ir
.m
.10
.1?
IDENTITY
IS
ESTABLISHED
Andrew
Kelly
Was
Man
Whose
Body
Was
Found
No
Reason
to
Suspect
Foul
Play
II
was
ibdimlely
li-UMItlied
at
Ihe
iiiipiest
yesterday
afternoon
in
connection
with
(he
death
of
I
lie
man
ulne
o.ly
was
found
act-o-n
the
harbor
ln-1
week
llial
deowa-inl
wa
Anthony
Kelly,
an
Auyov
nuiier.
tdnility
was
proven
by
A.
Maeduuald,
a
friend
of
deceneil,
from
(he
body.
ilnlhioK'
an
I
articles
found
therein.
L'.
of
Ihe
llayview
Hoohi-
repyrlcd
I
hat
Kelly
had
been
miihg
from
his
place
and
slated
thul
the
.le-.-riptlni
tallied
with
Hint
of
Kelly.
Other
wit-m--..
nl
(he
iiniie-t
were
lr.
I..
W.
Keiwiii
and
Provincial
Cun-slabh
M
irkland.
The
fiudliiK
nf
the
Jury
wn-
a-fnllow:
''TIimI
from
the
evidence
-ub-nnlleil
at
linn.
lii-arinK
it
i-
of
opinion
of
llil
jury
thai
Ihe
body
of
herein
tfecea.ed
thai
uf
An-
lUoii-KVlly
ami
that
be
came
to
tils
di'ulb
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Pi-inn-
Huiii'i'i
harlHir
on
a
date
and
in
muiui
r
tuiknown
but
Wilboot
any
r'Uoii
lo
su-pecl
foul
play.
"
COMOX
AVENUE
FIGHT
BANK
MERGER.
RESULTS
IN
POLICE
COURT
CASE
TODAY
Tin'
lo-arnic
ol
throe
rharj,-cs
of
fiuhtiuu
orriiiicd
Ivvo
hours'
lime
in
the
city
police
court
lhi
inorinii?
and
resulted
in
Do-
mi
Iloi
Im'iiih
fined
.(!
and
WilllHiu
Hi
oil
and
Marcel
Viennel,
!i!H
each.
The
HkIiI
wceurred
last
Sunday
at
Ihe
junction
of
Coniov,
Cktlitti
uml
Niiilli
Avenues,
and
was
a
result
of
a
car
driven
by
Ylennfl
"Irikiu?
aiM)her
which
wa-
xliiinliiur
(here
and
nf
which
piiinluic
llo.-d
was
(he
driver.
Viennel
and
llos-i
held
rach
oilier
u-
Ihe
ai:fre-ors
and
Hissed
lieuiiine
involved
when
he
allcmpted
lo
-eparalo
(he
two.
Violet
imiiIIIi
figured
as
a
strong
woman
in
the
case,
il
having
been
bniiiuhl
nul
in
evidence
that
hc
wielded
a
CI
by
IS
plank
five
feel
line;
in
an
attempt
(o
strike
one
of
the
assailanls.
The
inapistrale
held
all
par-tie-
charged
re-poii-ible
and
lined
llo
I
?J0
because
it
was
a
second
offence
for
him:
Viennel
only
Ml"
a-
he
had
nllcmptcd
to
notify
Ihe
itnllre,
uml
Hissed
J
1
0.
mainly
because
he
bad
not
(liven
-lrai(jlilfiii
ward
evidence
.Millon
(ioniales
appeiup.i
on
behalf
of
lloi
and
llissell
and
I..
W.
Pal
more
for
Viennol.
L
NKW
YOHK.
I'eli.
IS.-..
Merger
of
Ihe
Chase.
Naiioual
Mcrhauic
ntul
Metals
Naliouiil
Hanks
with
combined
resources
of
a
billion
loll
o
r
was
iiiiiiiiuiieeil
la(
ulalit
CONFERENCE
ASKED
ON
WESTERN
ROUTE
.
L'DMONTON.
l
eb.
12.
Pi:einler
Hrownlee
of
Alberta
has
wired
Premier
Mackenzie
King
sujipe.-t-Init
a
conference
of
pru-ducei's
and
others
concerned
lo
discuss
the
whole
question
of
fulure
tll'vcloluncnt
of
the
Western
route
and
Vancouver
llnrbor.
Word
was
received
here
lot
lay
by
Mrr
Coomb
thai
her
hus
ti:......
tt
i
u..t
i...
...
:
Ai
TAXJ
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
witli
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
,
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
".'in
NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
.
,,.
'
7My
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
ma
-r-r
uinrr.u
Di
least.
Phone
457.
NorrtKern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI,
XVI
NO.
30.
I'lllXCK
IIIIPKIIT,
H.C.,
FOIIJAY.
FKHHlAIiY
IS,
1920.
Yeifrdy
circulation,
lis
Street
Sale,
J
PRIOR
FIVE
CENT3.
ETCHIKAN
FIRE
DESTROYS
TWO
ANTHRACITE
AT
VANCOUVER
COAL
STRIKE
J.
Coombs,
Former
y
Police
Com
missioned
D,ed
at
Shaugh-nessy
Military
Hospital
ENDED
TODAY
New
Five
Year
Contract
to
j
Signed
Continuing
Present
i
Wane
Sca:e
band.
I.anrc
Urji..il
.1.
Lonmlis.;
..
.
.
,
,
.,.,,,
,.
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
P
III.AOhl.lMIIA,
hob.
I
died
at
nvjhV
at
n
:M
al
..
..
.
...
,
.
,
..
.....
,
.,
,
lie
Hoioraciie
eoai
.oirike
iiuiiMi'it
-J
oiiiitdr)
uiiiuai
The
War
Veleraiis
will
tako
charge
of
(lie
funeral
arrange
ments.
I.ance
;orirfll
Coinbs
was
last
yeur
piilire
cfe'iiiiii-Hioner
for
I
lin
r
liiliii-ik
iinil
lir
1
1
."li.
Mni
i
.
.
.
-
,.
..
.
lorovis'.on
for
nnoii!iiz
nesolia
..H
.....
I..
.If.......
II..
.
....
..T.l
I.
...
.....
.
.
.
1
-.
....ii
i
...
ii.
i
,
iiiikii
.
II
aillll
ill
lli!.
..It...
.11
,
a
.
,
,
native
of
Newfoundland,
he
born
there
P.
tears
ago.
served
mereas
with
I
lie
2nd
CM.
II.
Iiuvinj
left
here
with
Hie
I0iinl
and
Iwen
ller
traiisferrtl.
TWO
ARE
INJURED"
sires
oui
be
was
settled
this
afternoon
under
a
new
run
trad
to
lie
siucd
running
for
five
years.
Ihe
longest
'ever
enlered
into
in
the
industry,
i
I'nder
the
.-ettlemeill,
prc-eilt
wases
are
lo
continue
vvtlli
llic
ioi:
wil
liin
the
industry
wlieu-
I
.iiii.iiiiiv
f.ii
llii
1
'
II..
'
-
'
I
i.t.
e
liii!ll'ailtflP.
Iltle.l.
be
no
puriiO-e
iillriAi
o
rl
II
is
lipu-
I'owever.
I
hat
(here
pull
iTojieuiner
before
January,
ll27.
The
miners"
officials
have
a?reed
to
the
term-
and
will
stib-...ti
ii
i..
n.
.iii.;.i
NANAIMO
COAL
MINE
venlioii
for
approval.
L'liiler
tje
-
j
terms,
work
n.usl
be
I'e-Unu-d
N
N
MMII.
tel..
I
-j.
Harry
wilhin
leu
days.
Shepperd
Jr.
and
Holtert
Priugle.
were
oi-r.tiusly
injured
when
they
J.
K.
Miller.
inpeclnr
of
cus
fell
an
frH
lo
tu-
JUoHom
of
the
tni.
nnl
IH
Ma-on.
his
a-;islair.
Island
ual
Company's
shaft
al
arrive.
in
Mje
eily
from
(be
ia-W
ellmirr
..n
lertur
on
tin-
iciirninv's
train.
Barge
Shipment
of
Logs
Makes
Change
in
Lumbering
Conditions
Affecting
the
Northern
Districts
Annual
Report
of
District
Forester
Tells
of
Development
ol
Pole
and
Tie
Business
of
Interior
Tho
oiiMamliug
feature
of
Hie
year
iu
Ihe
lugging
tiulits-
Iry
wus
(he
dcvclopnient
and
incrca-ed
use
of
log
carrying
barge-,
stiys
Ihe
reptirl
of
Ihe
district
forester
on
Hie
jcur's
work.
These
have
been
found
lo
tie
cheaper
and
safer
Ihuu
(he
deep
ea
raft
and
permit
of
a
lower
rule
of
insurance,
live
are
iu
operation
at
pre-ent
on
the
coa-l
of
which
four
are
owned
liv
the
ttriti.-h
Pacific
limber
Product-
Ltd.,
and
tine
by
the
llccale
Slniil-
Towing
Co.
The
Large
are
ship
hulks
remodel
ed
to
permit
(lie
slovvage
of
logs.
The
log
carrying
barge-
huve
been
instrumental
iu
put-:
-
ttiig
large
iuanlities
of
northern;
802
lineal
feel.
oks
on
the
Vancouver
market
Ties,
805,57
(
pieces.
anil
have
alsu
greatly
improved,
Conlwood,
fence
posls
and
Utilisation
rendering
it
profitable
shingle
bolts.
5.1?:.'
cords.
lo
seprejiule
hijdi
graile
hs
for
the
southern
market
and
(o
con-
sign
only
inferior
grades
and
less
valuable
species
to
the
pulp
mill.
Itaiiues
used
in
Ibis
business
have
been
Ihe
llingamou.
Hruin-inck,
Hlseayne.
Hlack
Wolf
and
Peyula.
They
have
operated
chiefly
from
Kelly's
canilis.
from
MasM-lt
Inlet
and
from
Surf
Ihe
tot
til
production
for
the
year
as
revealed
liy
official
-cal-
iiu
I-
as
follows;
Suwlogs,
i:i5,;i:'7,:U3
board
feel.
Cedar
poles
and
piling.
S.58
1.-
KirrCIIIKAX.
Full.
IS-
The
were
destroyed
by
fire
early
this
id
$100,000.
,
Industry
Developing
The
extent
In
which
the
timber
indu-lry
i-
developiu);
alouir
Ibis
secliou
of
Hie
Canadian
National
llailways
is
iudicnled
in
Ihe.
figures
for
cedar
poles
and
hewn
lie-,
says
the
report,
A-
late
as
Ihe
completion
of
con-tcuelion
of
Hie
railroad
iu
lerior
timber
east
of
Terrace
was
generally
alludeit
to
as
unmerchantable
scrub
and
a
lamentable
indifference
lo
the
ravages
of
fire
is
manifest
everywhere
along
the
line.
The
pole
and
tie
in
dustry
is
now
winning
for
this
limber
a
new
respect
and
in
tho
eoc
tinned
on
paire
five
Big
Fire
at
Ketchikan
Wiped
Out
St.
George
and
Pioneer
Hotels
HI.
George
and
Pioneer
I
Intel
morning
with
a
loss
estimated
Failing
lo
save
Ihe
buildings,
Ihe
firemen
devoted
llieir
allentioii
to
killling
ngaiiisl'
the
flames
to
keep
t
lie
fire
from
jumping
ncro-s
(he
street
lo
Ihe
Inifcrsoll
Hotel
ami
the
Alaskn
Steamship
Company's
wharf.
II.
II,
Ncl-on,
owner
of
Ihe
Pioneer,
hud
his
family
escape
in
their
night
clothes.
Mo-l
of
Ihe
patrons
of
Ihe
hotel
In
xe-lentuy
for
(ho
halibut
banks.
HOTELS
OVERLAND
ARCTIC
SUPPLY
EXPEDITION
OFF
WITH
NEW
TYPE
SNOW
MOTORS
Supply
Party
of
North
Polar
Expedition
Left
Nenana
for
Pt.
Barrow
motors
with
revolving
drums
hauling
15
tons
and
expects
to
cover
the
700
miles
before
March
31
KYYV
Feb.
12.
Tin'
Wilkin-
lruusHilur
expedition
lut
Marled
mi
tin-
fir-t
hip
of
Mm
lung
muli
lo
point
a
vi
cnlii.
Taking
advantage
of
Hie
iti'
I
rail
I
lie
pcl
i.:v
Hit1
Tauana
lliver
for
:to
mile
and
then
turn
Hit
n
drum
of
thfir
miow.
molors
lo
the
overland
uuw
0i-
F.udnoll
Mountain-.
Tl'
-bilge-
arc
loaded
to
t'lipiii-ily
with
l.'t
Ion-
of
supplies
'
have
lo
In-
hauled
to
Point
Harrow,
a
liitUiH-i
or
i
Tilt
parly
expert-
lo
deliver
the
-upplics
before
I
when
(lie
Wilkin-
expedition
i
scheduled
to
hop
off.
DESTRUCTION
AT
OTTAWA
Consolidated
Exporters
Were
Fined
Thousand
Dollars
for
Making
Fake
Entries
in
Books
VmiinT
guilty
on
Hie
ehaige
of
having
made
Tal-e
enlrie.-
in
coiiiicctiou
wiih
Ucpior
outgoing
from
il
export
warehouse,
Ihe
Consolidated
FAKiner.-'
Corporation
Ltd.
was
fined
.I.00t
by
j
.Magistrate
MrCly
moot
in
ihe
ci(y
police
court
je.-terday
after-
I
noon.
This
i
(he
ecoml
fine
that
has
been
impo-cd
on'
Ihe
'
rurporalion
as
a
re-nlt
of
(he
pro.-ecutions
now
in
progress.
Ihe
nr-l
having
been
"?2,o0ti
on
a
straight
selling
charge.
The
fourth
and
la-l
ca-e,
aiiotlier
charge
of
selling
lakeu
us
a
lest
on
nielhods
of
export,
is
proceeding
today.
In
giving
his
finding
yesterday,
-
-
Matfi-lrate
Mctilymont
said
he
had
no
control
a
far
as
concerned
(he
statement
that
once
Ihe
defendant
had
been
convicled
on
a
major
charge
it
was
the
cil-lom
lo
drop
other
pro-ecu
lions.
It
was
hi-
duly
to
deal
with
each
cae
on
its
merits
as
pre-euled.
"On
(his
charge.
I
find
(he
ac
cused
company
guilty,"
Ihe
mas-
Islrale
announced.
"There
have
been
loo
many
false
enlrie
for
me
to
believe
that
they
are
all
mistakes.
1
fine
the
corporal
ion
HI.
unu."
Argument
of
Counsel
'
In
hi-
arsrumenl
in
Ibis
case;
Millon
Oonzab's.
defeure
coun-el,
siibmiCed
that
the
circum-lances
SALARY
SCHEME
CITY
TEACHERS
IS
ABROGATED
School
Board
Refuses
to
be
Gov-i
erned
by
Plan
of
Payment
of
Previous
Boards
At
recent
special
meeting
of
Ihe
board
of
school
lru-lees
il
was
decided
to
abrogate
Hie
teachers'
salary
sche'iiule
the
opinion
being
expH-sseif
tliat
this
board
would
no!
,
bind
itself
.4o
be
governed
by-
ihc-rullus
vycn.
exheify
similar
To-tbo.e
Uff
&25
nP
M,.i
(he
previous
charge
of
irregular-!
NVhen
Ihe
e-limales
came
up
itie-
which
had
been
dismissed.
The
main
point
was
whether
or
not
I
here
had
been
intent
to
de-feal
Hie
ends
of
Ihe
Act
or
whether,
duriuz
a
rush
of
busi-
la-l
nishl
no
important
changes
were
made
in
teaeirers'
salaries.
The
estimate
for
the
ordinary
expenses
of
I
lie
board
for
(he
yea'"
ainoualed
(o
75.fin
ijid
nes.-.
miMaKes
nau
neeu
made
mjju.
,.tj,ate
for
extraordinary
good
faith.
Iu
the
first
placc.lexpeiiscs
vva
l.0OO.
The
laller
nil
the
.irregularities
had
accur-
jieni
included
cost
of
olayshed
red
under
Ihe
instructions
of
lhoaml
furni-biiiss
and
work
on
Liiiimr
Hoard
inspector
and
with
I
his
knowledge
so
the
company!
.-
oiild
hardly
be
blamed.
It
was
obvious
I
hat
Mr.
l'vle
and
Ihe!
fficials
of
(he
Comiiauy
bad
i
nol
Miu"ht
legal
advice
after!
haviiiK
received
Mr.
Walsh's
in-,
truclious.
The
conuany
had
taken
bis
word
for
it
and
had
been
completely
thrown
off
the
track.
II
liad
been
aduulled
by
Mr.
Walsh
and
Mr.
Miller
thai
Die
Liquor
Hoard
had
always
been
furnished
willi
Hie
returns
required.
He
did
not
eonlenil
that
shipments
had
been
lumped
juder
instructions
of
the
Liquor
Hoard.
This
had
been
done
by
mistake,
a
mistake
from
which
ihe
corporation
cnuld
not
po
lily
pain
1ml
could
only
lose.
The
conlradif
lion
of
Mr.
Pyle
and
Mr.
Wal-h
iu
regard
-to
the
m-
Iructions
with
re-peel
In
lump
ing
of
shipments
to
various
boais
only
went
lo
show
good
faith
and
(hat
(here
had
been
no
collusion.
Simply
Carelessness
As
for
Hie
particular
entry
in
question,
Mr.
Pyle
had
known
dial
Ihe
detectives
were
in
Hie
iy.
In
fact
(he
detective-
had
witnessed
the
sale
lo
Nes
and
had
followed
the
shipment
to
the
boat
and
seen
ii
off.
What
eould
Mr.
Pyle
have
lo
gain
bv
deliber-
itely
failing
to
show
the
relurn
of
(be
Ness
shipment
which
he
knew
the
delect
ives
were
aware
of?
It
was
simply
carelessness
(hat
was
nol
denied
bill
where
was
the
inletil?
liven
the
crown
witnesses
admitted
thai
(hey
could
see
not
In
tug
to
be
gained
through
it.
After
all
the
incur
reel
report
had
been
relumed
lo
Mr.
Pyle
by
the.
detectives
and
had
been
rectified.
The
Liquor
Hoard
did
not
get
any
false
re
turns
except
as
regarded
(he
lumping
of
shipments
which
everybody
knew
about.
The
pro
sedition
was
based
on
an
Incur
reel
relurn
which
had
been
left
in
the
company's
own
hook
ami
which
Mr.
Pyle
would
have
cor
'eeted
as
soon
a-
he
was
permit
d
Hf'er
'le
rush
ol
business.
(con'
nued
un
page
(wo1
BUYING
WHEAT
JAPAN
EXPORT
Report
That
Nippon
May
Put'
Duty
on
American
Wheat
',
Causes
Flurry
POUTLAND,
Fib.
IS.
A
-sharp
increase
in
Ihe
buying
of
wheat
for
expurl
to
Japan
resulted
here
from
reports
thai
the
Japanese
liet
was
considering,
placing
a
heavy
duty
on
United
Stales
wheal.
It
is
reported
that
10,1)00
(ons
had
been
bought
here
in
the
past
few
days
for
early
shipment
'
to
Jaan.
Stcam-hip
rales
have
stiffened
sharply
under
a
similar
demand
for
tonnue.
NEW
COMPANY
FORWHALENS
Will
Take
Over
and
Operate
Plant
at
Port
Alice
on
Vancouver
Island
VH'.TOIIIA.
Feb.
t2
-Con-ider-
able
development
of
Hrilish
Col
umbia'
pulp
and
paper
industry
is
believed
lo.be
foreshadowed
in
ihe
announcement
lhal
(lie
Hril
ish
Columbia
Pulp
.V
Paper
Company
had
'been
incorporated-wilh
capital
juf
$1.0(10.000
and
thai
It
has
(aken
over
and,
wilt
oper-ale
the
planl
rif
(Jie
defunct
Whalen
Pulp
A
PapojHCompnnyN
niani
ai
rori
.voce
on
Hie
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
It
Is
understood
that
(he
mill
will
reopen
shortly.
C.P.Il.
wleanief
Princes
Mnrvi
Capt.
C.
H.
Snlnley.
noulbboim
t
from
Pkaaway
to
Vancouver,
was
o
nort
from
7.30
lo-
0.30
this
mori'lcg.