23
VOL
XVII
No.
2'J,
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and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Sland:
Exchange
llullding
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
s
wii
s
rrn
r
vr
UKVPI1UHL
nivvwa
a
1
r
1
rri
HI
Kl
HI
I
lUlil
FR
AID
fiF
CHINA--
Hilary
ttitv
iiii-i.tui-i.
Tii
fiitttirv
WIOXAL
IIXI.IXIl.
OI
CJIIM.AE
bit
mist
ruimcr
itmi.i'
MAKES
COMPARISON
:l
ONTO.
February
4.
"Nothing
was
done
at
the
Imperial
j
whii
h
would
take
away
from
any
province
or
any
per-'
-TER,
Feb.
4.
Britain
I
ae
utmost
limit
to
(ratify
feelings
of
tbe
Cnineee
H
;tuh
Uvea
and
propmr
ted
from
mob
violence.
:
'ie
Exechequer
Churchill
speech
here'
today.
He
mat
he
did
not
belt-
ground
for
analrty
cltuation
In
China
He
belief
tht
Ilr:nne-.
patience
and
forbes.ancr.
p,
Mrrlce-
the
foreign
minister
of
ic
government
with
Benr-
-.he
Miners'
Oonfedernu
m
the
recent
coal
atn'-
"
the
chancellor
cf
tiie
;
d.
"we
ha4
Cook
Thl
t
Chen
noth
Mm
to
draw
inn
from
the
same
source
t)'e
same
doctrine
and
f
(
irsulng
the
same
objects
4
A
V
i
I
sW
It
1
NOT
SO
HEAVY
lot
tilt
1
1
cvuniis
this
w
I
IK
ED
VI
r
A
P
AIM
M-A
m
r-m
u
r-a
V
at
All
Ami
The
Premier
emphaaled
that
the
agenda
of
the
Imperial
Conference
had
not
been
prepared
by
any
one
govern
ment.
Turning
to
the
question
of
1
taiu.
he
said:
"We
believed
long
before
v.e
left
for
Eraglsnd
that
Canada
was
a
wir
governing
community
within
the
aritlih
Empire
enjoying
complete
autonomy
and
In
no
way
subordinate
to
other
parte
of
the
Empire
In
respect
to
our
own
domestic
or
eatrenal
affairs
find
that
in
these
matters
Parliament
was
supreme.
We
had.
therefore,
no
question
to
raise
on
that
score
but
other
parte
of
the
Empire,
more
re
cently
than
ourselves
organled
as
aelf-
governing
Dominions,
may
not
have
felt
..ii.iiy
aecure
In
the
matter
of
their
'atatus,
especially
since
there
seemed
to
H
tls:i.s
i.oaih
ii
,MMI1
nw.oiMi
Ighem
to
be.
In
a
matter
In
which
they
l:lMll.H
or
NllllAT
I
HUM
VAX-
j
had
no
Immediate
Interest,
practleea
atlll
prevailing
which,
to
appearances,
con-fllcted
with
the
theory
of
government
-
-.
within
the
Empire
based
on
complete
--Ol'VER.
Feb.
4.
The
following
autonomous
rights
of
1U
several
self-id1
d
grain
here
during
Me
governing
psVte."
r?
:k
'
J
While
ll
was
In
one
ene
true
that
for
Havre.
53.732
busbeR
u
reapceted
the
constitutional
pail-'
'
:r
for
Liverpool.
24.207
bush-
jtlon
of
Great
Britain
and
the
Dominions.
'
I
mdon.
53,103
bushels.
'the
Imperial
Conference
had
brought
la
Nelion.
for
neraen
or
Oslo.
'about
nothing
new.
It
was
equally
true
.Hnn
hn.k.i.
i.-a
.
,
.i...n
wtiAiiv
new
lorre
ana
!
Medltsrranean
ports.
238.631
imeanlng
to
the
established
position.
That
u-'-f"
...
1
trt
imnrl
c
::
anshlre.
for
tondon.
71,686
matur
of
an
Imperial
Conference
voicing
n
one
note
oi
cihiuuvm.
-
,
opinion
of
all
the
parte
of
the
British
'Empire
as
to
the
basic
principles
on
!
which
the
Empire
rested.
IMIIMEI
irUTlNINE
CANADIANS
IN
..ijr
uourt
bv
Mr.
Jimtlca
Martin.
......
vnanes
McDonald
was
author-
.
-
eu
the
KIl.i
tn
..n.rv
Adven.ue
iu
the
Dally
News.
the
.....
..
.n..kr
nf
the
house:
L.
L.
Lent.
Bremerton.
S.
J.
McDonnell
of
Trinidad.
M.
a.
Martlndale
of
Bpokane.
O.
F.
Nolte
of
Belllngham
and
E.
A.
Sims
of
Port
Townsend.
The
state
as-sembly
corresponds
with
the
provincial
legislature.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
MAX
NAMED
lEJllON
ASH.MI.Ml
AMI
IMt
Kilt
ItY
OXE
IIKTtVLKN
.
I
OUT
HTZOKJIALD
AM)
Mill!!
t
ights
enjoyed
under
the
Hritish
North
America
Act,"
Prc-i
Edmonton.
Feb.
4
Harried
and
:
S
emphatically
stated
last
night
at
a
banquet
given
in
his
(harassed
by
hungry
huskies,
a
bandof
d
that
of
the
members
of
the
cabinet
"Nor
would
any
at-
fcu!fio
stuck.
ci
one
Ferguson,
a
trap-1
ie
kind
have
been
countenanced
for
one
moment
by
either
'P1-
nf"
smith
Prtage.
between
Forui
;c
or
my-ielf.
least
of
all
in
this
the
diamond
jubilee
year
lutmu
6mltJ-
recently.
ti
in-.
..nvion."
the
Premier
declared.
Mr.
King
left
the
subject
l"pi?r'
l.-l
"'
'
2
r
uiscussion
in
parliament,
saying
that
to
talk
of
it
then
wn,
ta
tne
tltJ
fr:)m
tbe
Mrtn
...
Involve
of
hU
time
than
he
more
,-uld
,
n-,kir.
.
nulck,
C-d.r
run
over
the
cared
to
take
or
wa.
at
bit
disposal.
300
raOea
between
8mlth
and
McMurrmy
Hon.
Eroeet
tapolnte.
minuter
of
Jus-
wUh
bu
ntet
An
ttam.
He
was
actios,
however,
declared
he
could
not
e
corepamed
by
hU
father.
John
Ryan,
who
by
what
prate
of
reasoning
It
oould
u
returalM
to
hCa
home
In
Indiana,
and
argued
that
autonomy
Implied
more
mm
M.
L.
Loutlt
and
MUs
Jenn)
obligations.
Autonomy,
toe
beM.
rraaer.
of
Chipcvv.n.
mean
of
self-government
and
Thu
u
the
onlv
Instance
tnat
he
that
was
all
wttkth
mattered.
"In
pro-
h
becrd
of
thla
winter
where
the
Wems
af
defence
as
In
other
questions,
tuffala
hate
attacked
anyone,
said
UJt4
wRl
be
f
the
Psrllsmeat
ol
MVcky.Ttie
trapper
wai
mushing
down
Ososaa
to
desfde
and
for
nobody
else.
in.
pjrute
trail
when
hU
Ao
winded
;
slated
Mr.
Upolnu.
Msy
I
een
1
lh(
htrd
ntJ
tAint
unmar.ajeable
Ctst
that
dlauatutshed
visitors
wculd
be
.tucked
the
buffalo,
who
turned
perhaps
better
advised
If
they
retrained
j
upoa
the
trapper
as
be
rushed
forward!
from
offering
so
mueh
advice
to
we
to
try
and
call
off
his
huskies.
He!
people
of
Canada
as
to
how
they
snouia
j
WM
gorwl
,n
the
arm
by
a
hi
bull
and
del
in
eonneetlon
with
matters
which
i
hurled
Into
the
bushes
on
one
side
of
are
eaclualrely
their
own
business"
(the
trail.
The
band
then
retired.
His
Referring
to
tbe
changes
comlnc,
about
I
injuries
were
not
serious.
In
methods
of
warfare.
Mr.
Lapolntei
-rmg
.
b,nd
0(
Mine
50
buffalo
aid:
-Deilellt
aa
I
do
and
as
I
believe
hlch
were
brought
up
from
the
park
at
the
people
of
our
country
do
in
the
crest
sfcalfloanee.
of
aviation
alike
for
military
and
civil
purpose.
I
feel
that
it
t
Incumbent
upon
us
as
a
nation
to
foster
wide
and
wise
development
of
1
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
4,
1927
A
rid
i
Will
t
-
mm
m
'Saw
11
r-
-
YmmK-
tyBPKds
LVsjHHlBslCflnjsssKT
mLwKmWmWmW
-WtmwKi
dtfibdbP
$mWlmmm
fisssssiHalissssflalallli
"
'mmmmmr
'mr
mWmwLwSiB
sssLljsl
.
MISS
FREDA
WHITAKER.
the
well-known
exhibition
skating
exhibition
.on
the
Ice
at
St.
Moritz,
Switzerland.
Vancouver
Province
Says
All
Fishing
Boats
Built
by
Jcps;
Not
So
at
This
Port,
However
i
.
l.:rtr;mr.Z
VANCOUVER.
February
4,-Japanesc
boat
yards
at
Vancou
"w-
w
.
-j
1
,
.
,
,
,
.
0.
.,
1
mice
nuit-ri,
uucuuer
isianu
uuu
citu-u;i,
uttuiumj;
iu
in
the
thick
bush
nesr
Micky
Rysn"a
;
-t,
hesdquartera
camp
at
the
portage
and
reports,
says
the
Vancouver
Province,
have
recently
obtained
con-appear
to
be
quite
tame,
having
been
;
tracts
to
build
more
than
two
dozen
halibut
and
seine
boats
for
accustomed
to
the
frequent
ight
of
hu-;
fishing
companies
on
the
coast.
"Yards
operated
by
white
men,"
the
mans
while
In
the
park.
BODIES
ARE
RECOVERED
Of
.MEN
It
HO
LOST
Lit
US
IN
MIXK
AT
I'OI.
K.MAN
OX
NOV
IIMIII
K
1
1:
II
Mi;.
Irti.
I.
The
liodln
of
Tlioinu
Yiiiiiir..
Mike
trick
ahd
Aflok
l.rllli.
Him
lit
their
llr-
In
a
mine
llutrr
at
t'olrinan
on
Nu-rnilier
S'5
lali
rre
rrroverrU
late
Tliur(U)'.
The
rlolim
ItMik
a
lull
ot
ten
Ihrt
and
there
are
nIIII
ten
liinllrs
linrlrd
In
the
iixil
and
de-lirK
II
It
rHttnl
Unit
Hie)
will
lie
reroterril
MMin
anil
an
offUl.il
In-estlcnllnn
of
Ihr
ilKi-trr
m
III
llirn
lie
priKeedril
llli
by
Cnroner
EIGHT
KILLED
IN
RIOT
AT
BAGDAD
TnniMr
I'nMir
Ulien
AutliorKIri
Itemize
l'rolexr
ttlm
Ciillrge
Mu-drill
Wanted
lirlulneif.
BAODAD,
Feb.
4.
Eight
were
killed
and
thirty
wounded
In
a
atreet
riot
here
when
police
attempted
to
quell
a
demonstration
by
atudents
against
the
discharge
ot
professors
whom
the
latter
desired
to
be
retained,
111
UlHLLlUli
1
WAQHINCTnN
HOUSE
i
Jrr
tz
I'lMXST
WIDOW
OF
.Ml'ltlllilir.D'
!
OLVMPIA.
Feb
efJ.
state
the
Washington
house
roster
or
ItfM
Ul'NM'it
i
-.-ill
assembly
for
1927.
there
are
nine
mem-
VANCOUVER
Frh
nnK.M
t,rovhbers
who
were
bom
In
Canada,
The
d
Oeor
nn
....
v..
....
w.hinirton
state
capital
is
Olympia,
'"Ism
Olllu
r,rs...,.
v..
..Ln.,
assemblymen
born
In
Canada
are
iurm,r
w
.
n.M,i
.
.1
.
uruu
u.
ivibc
,
in
ihe
m
runner
un,.
-
-
......
p
vAie
at
hlng
Durrant
or
mo....
trade,
were
yesterday
juazments
"JmeBU
svnin.f
against
the
vessel
Spokane,
Ralph
R.
Knapp
--cu
"'
1410
and
sonn
.
ih
.INFECTIOUS
DISEASES
ARE
BREAKING
OUT
IN
EDMONTON;
MUMPS
MOST
EDMONTON,
Feb.
4,
Mumps
have
taken
Ihe
lead
In
Infectious
disease
outbreaks
this
week,
a
total
ot
53
being
reported
or
nine
more
than
laat
week,
All
kind,
ot
cases
totalled
09
as
compared
with
106
a
week
ago.
During
thla
week
the
following
were
reported!
Scarlet
fever,
14
chlckenpox,
18;
measles,
1;
whooping
cough,
5;
typhoid.'
I
eryslperlas,
1;
diphtheria,
cerebw
-splnAl
"meningitis,
1.
newspaper
states,
"have
not
obtained
one
contract
it
is
said.
Japan-iese,
paying
lower
wages
and
working
longer
hours,
have
been
able
j
to'
underbid
white
men.
One
case
is
reported
where
a
white
yard
j
tendered
$1
2,000
and
the
Japanese
price
was
nearly
$3,000
le3S.
The
ijspanee
are
good
builders
of
small
a
1
'boats
and.
with
their
work
In
lumbering
jfiip
IlBJirc
C
All
ETA
!rnd
fUhlng
belr-g
gradually
restricted.
Mlixj
JAftlLJ
uAlLtl)
they
are
taking
up
this
occupation.'
With
regard
to
the
statement
pub-;
tlshed
In
the
Vancouver
Province.
It
i;iiij;Ii
might
be
pointed
cut.
In
contradiction!
of
the
suggestion
conveyed
therein,
that
j
In
halibut
and
seine
boat
building
ln-
dustry
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
by
no
means
,
monopolized
fey
Japanese
bcatbullders
although
they
arc
doing
sood
business
i
here
and
have
at
least
two
halibut
boats
under
construction,
The
N.
M.
McLean
i
'
Circulation
1527
KIX41
A
XI)
PAY
Salt
460
IJt
MCX
MAKY
VISIT
TO
CANADA
TORONTO,
Feb.
2.
There
Is
a
strong
probability
that
King
George
and
Queen
Mary
may
visit
Canada
to
attend
the
Jubilee
of
Confederation
at
Ot-
tawa
in
July.
Premier
King
announced
today.
Their
Majes-
ties
have
been
Invited
the
Premier
said,
and
are
giving
the
matter
their
earnest
con-
slderatlon.
AT
7
THIS
MORNING
NEW
VICE-CONSUL
Weather
ljit
Night
Itrlajrd
Orpurture
of
IIIr
Itrlll-li
Motorslilp
Yugrn
Mru
Now
Uiuillng
Delayed
In
departing
on
account
of
with
"
a
"
cargo
from
the
local
elevator
ARRIVES
IN
CITY
the
heavy
storm
outside,
the
King
une
;
Norman
P.usfell
Jobe.
newly
assigned
motort-hlp
freighter
cleared
at
7
o'clock
'
Unitrd
States
vice
consul
at
Prince
Ru-
thls
morning
Normun
ICiio-rll
Jolie
KrurlirH
Here
I'roin
Tennevre
to
,vmne
l't
pert,
arrived
yesterday
from
of
8,450
tons
"
of
"
wheat
Tennessee.
,ranjs"e'
boatbuUdlng
establhment
here,
a
white
"r-
"""""
"
,
concern
with
only
white
employees,
ha
I
'r
Xh
V.nU.
v-
Z
Tl
"
D3Wln0'
RePuDllc
'.
H"
i
lie
vessel
w
rus
uiiuiA-u
vui
tu
tuviv
r
(.
virri
tn
.wn
iiivision.
i
I.arge
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
ARS
KING
AND
LAPOINTE
n
PATTim
n
ivi
i
c
nu
dditicu
rnuiMDivQ
DonruvQC
.
u
R
fl
1
1
UljLtV
JJ
IjJULiU
VJl
DIM
I
lOll
WLiUiriUlfl
O
I
IWVllLtUtJ
Vernier
and
Minister
Defend
Imperial
Conference
Speaking
Before
Banquet
in
Their
Honor
I?
J
j
i
l
.
I
r
wn
i
mm
a
nwmr
or
inaiwauafs
aisunguisnea
visitors
BVDTTCCATA
nrgit1
mind
their
own
kiisiness
j
Di
dUitALU
suggested
Economic
Condition
oi
Province
is
Improved
During
Liberal
Regime
VICTORIA,
February
4.
Improvement
in
the
economic
condition
of
British
Columbia
has
been
no
haphazard
development
bu
has
been
the
result
of
the
well
ordered
policies
of
the
Oliver
government,
declared
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
ot
landa,
continuing
the
budget
debate
In
the
legislature
on
Thursday.
That
policy,
the
minister
said,
had
been
developed
on
three
lir.e3:
first,
the
setting
of
its
financial
house
in
order;
second,
providing
for
the
soiial
wel-
fare
of
the
people
to
a
greater
extent
than
any
other
province
had
done,
and,
third,
the
development
of
the
province's
natural
resources.
Since
the
House
opened.
Mr.
Pattullo
said,
he
had
been
able
to
announce
the
000
feet
last
year.
Mr.
Pattullo
denied
charges
of
!
opposition
that
the
government
the
had
been
extravagant
and
defended
the
gov
jeramcnt's
record
In
dealing
with
lrrt
gallon
districts
of
the
dry
belt.
itaut
ir
a
T?wwrw
a
11
Campbell
aivr
water
power
development
(yilm
AtilAV
project
which.
In
five
years,
would
have
llUi""!
till
1
lLli
1
a
mill
producing
two
hundred
tons
of
pulp
a
day
and
would
lead
to
greater
developments
on
Vancouver
Island.
There
was,
the
minister
continued,
a
new
pulp
mUl
going
In
at
Prince
George,
another
one
between
Prince
George
and
i
Prince
Rupert
and
capltallsta
were
now
.umbla
timber
products
from
forty-sU
!
million
feet
per
year,
before
the
present
MACHINERY
IN
VOTIG
URGED
I
working
on
the
establishment
of
a
'elaiaar
project
at
Prince
Huptrt
Itself.
;
SOCIAL
Milt
VICE
COl'NCIL
or"
CAN
!
There
was
vslusble
timber
land
in
the'
....
pvssrs
sevfkvl
jKsas
valley
shortly
to
be
developed
sOao.
I
The
minister
claimed
that,
atnee
the;
iCSlver
government
had
taken
the
lead.
HESOLUTIONS
REQINA.
Feb.
t
A
permanent
non-
partlzan
organlaztlon
for
the
conduct
of
elections
was
one
of
the
recommen-
-dattons
con
talced
In
the
annual
report
skater,
in
a
coitume
of
orange
nd
white,
jjJy.kaUicls'JTr'?iTtten!
aPS.-Sg?
fffy''--?J90-:tot
.th-exeeuttte
outiciv-i
the
social
Service
Council
of
Canada,
at
the
convention
here
today.
Among
other
recommendations
concerning
the
conduct
of
government
and
elections
the
council
recommends:
(I)
The
summary
removal
from
any
position
of
public
honor
and
bust
of
,ny
person
or
official
nullty
of
partlcl-
patlon
or
In
connivance
with
violation
'
of
the
law.
whether
such
person
is
elected
by
the
peoplj
or
appointed
by
(3)
Vigorous
prosecution
and
ade-
quate
punishment,
untrammelled
by
personal,
social,
financial
or
political
Influence,
of
all
law
breakers.
(3)
All
political
organizations
as
well
as
candidates
fcr
public
olllci
should
be
required
to
publish
detailed
sworn
statements
showing
all
contributions
to
election
expenses
and
party
funds.'
NAVIGATION
CO.
LOSES
ACTION
Jl'IKIMEXT
CIVF.N
IN
SIPUK.ME
COIKT
AT
VANt'OlVEIt
fOlt
CANADIAN
COLL1EKIKS
IN
i:.M
or
sioua
'
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
4.-
-For
coal
aup-
Memphls.
"
uuiuu
ij
ofcciA4
Asquiin
sua
oiuiiitaii
urn
u.auuoc-ments
Incurred
with
respect
to
thoso
vessels,
'
the
Canadian
Collieries
(Duns-
contracts
for
three
seine
boat,
for
the
Thomson,
local
?.w
"-"
V.
....
i
mulr,
Ltd..
Victoria,
were
awarded
910,
DaViMit
i-V
tn
x
KnlW
r
'
MMI
vvaa4.w..v
.
also'
In
the
American
xped'Uon.ry
jotcer
.prlng
and
is
completing
the
con-1
(
rn..
fr.h,
atructlon
of
a
halibut
boat.
The
local
..
-
-
w-.
-
p'a-ne.
iic
is
now
a
npMiii
ui
iititiiibij
dry
dock,
also
employing
white,
exdu-
!
en,
M"u'
,h"
"
W,
JJV
"c"
re5C
Mr'
h"
T
the
elevator
and
will
load
7.000
tons
rrc.niiT
Krcn
t
home
on
leave
re-
slvely.
.
.
Is
at
...
the
present
time
.
building
.
.
,
two
halibut
boats
fcr
local
owners.
of
grain,
clearing
about
the
first
of
the
j
frcm
the
effect,
of
an
opera-
,
wvek
zor
Vancouver
wnere
sne
wi'ijtion.
.complete
for
the
Orient.
It's
a
queer
world,
and
most
liberty-:
loving
nations
have
the
most
territorial
hoat
I.AfNCHI'.D
AT
DOCK
1
possessions.
The
new
tug
to
replace
the
Arurlte.
There
are
no
"Idle
rich."
All
are
1
which
Is
under
construction
at
the
local
I
kept
busy
dodging
people
who
want
i
dry
dock
for
the
Granby
Co..
waa
launch-some
of
It.
ted
yesterday.
Legislation
for
Remodelling
of
Liquor
Act
is
Brought
In
by
Attorney
General,
Victoria
VICTORIA,
February
4.
-Legislation
proposing
the
remodel
ling
of
the
British
Columbia
system
of
liquor
control
was
introduced
in
the
legislature
yesterday
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson.
attorney
general.
Reside
making
the
Liouor
Control
Hoard
responsible
directly
to
the
legislature
instead
of
to
the
government,
the
new
law
would
give
the
board
power
to
appoint
every
member
of
its
staff
and
to
make
whatever
regulations
it
seemed
necessary
without
referring
them
to
the
government.
It
would
also
provide
for
the
liquor
stores
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
remaining
open
after
8
o'clock
on
week
nights,
that
any
person
under
21
year,
of
age
land
no
person
whose
liquor
permit
had
4,
applying
for
a
liquor
permit
,or
entering
been
.impended
la
to
be
allowed
to
enter
a
ber
parlor
Is
gulltyof'an
offence
a
beer
parlor.
1
FATHER
CHIROUSE,
PIONEER
PRIEST.
!
IS
DEAD
IN
SOUTH
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4
Father
Eugene
Chlrouse.
aged
73,
who
came
to
British
Columbia
from
France
after
being
or-.
Bid.
Asked
'Wheat
1.43V;
B.C.
Silver
1.75
1.80
B.C.
Telephone
....
215.00
22500
Coast
Copper
8.25
8.50
Dunwell
1.56
1.60
Olacler
.09(4
Gladstone
29
-31
Howe
Sound
.39.00
41.00
Independence
-UV.
-l?ls
Indian
-05
.06
ii
Premier
Ui.......
,V
1.95
'2.00
Porter
Idaho
...
.13
.15
Bllver
Crest
.06',
.O0H
500
Judgment
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
In
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday
against
the
Dominion
Navigation
Co.
Ltd.
ot
Vancouver.
Liability
was
contested
by
the
defendant
on
the
ground
that
the
expenses
had
been
Incurred
by
the
bankrupt
Southern
Alberta
Lumber
Co.
which
It
was
contended
should
pay
the
claim.
ON
LOGGING
TRAIN
CRUSHEDJO
DEATH
BELLINGHAM.
Feb.
4.
Julius
Larson.
delned
a
priest
and
who
worked
among
23
Mlalcn
cjty,
econd
brskeman
the
Indians
of
the
province
for
forty-
K
Xosslai
cimp
train
north
of
seven
years,
died
here
last
night.
jsedro-Woolley.
was
Instantly
killed
yea-
Itcrday
when
he
was
crusted
beneath
a
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
lioad
ot
logs.
I
FORMER
LIGHTHOUSE
KEEPER
AT
ACTIVE
DEAD
AT
AGE
OF
92
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
4.
Henry
Oeorge-son,
aged
92,
for
thirty-seven
years
lighthouse
keeper
at
Active
Pass
between
here
and
Victoria,
Is
dead
at
his
homestead
on
Gallano
Island,
near
the
light,
to
which
he
retired
a
tew
years
am.
tt
was
learned
here
'yesterday.
r-
5
4
I
TAXI
Boston
Grill
mtm