or-
TAXI
Boston
Grill
0
tncl
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
L'
Uhi
i
vr
tnnrrn
lln
Ifl
nit
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Till
tueiKiana
id,
uvrintm
i.
J.iun
a.
1.
Nor7et;.ana
3.
Jugo
Slavs
12.
a
4,
Dut
h
I
Austrlans
17,
Caecho
i,
Ri.ma-uans
9
And
Hungarians
iirn"iii
tiss
u
aa.
mm
iiuiiiws.
niani-
200.
Sookatriicwan
77.
Alberta
40.
Drltion
C
)lum'
.a
4.
UiyiANLUbllN
NAY
LAKE!?
it
i:m.i:v
ai.ihk
iii:i.ii;m:i
10
11
m:
i.m.ikn
ovr.itiioAitn
lltOM
LAKE
SI
KA.MKIt
NASOOKIX
a;
.11
50.
missing
from
the
C.P.lt.
-.rimer
Nosookln.
is
believed
to
fallen
overboard
and
been
drowned
it:
raai
uttrnioon.
The
steamer
iuvu
lor
ncr
wiinous
iiiiuuih
bj
benefit
of
her
health
last
October
at.
hi
1
1
win
AWivuni
mm
-
Deceased
had
lived
here
for
thirty
survive
i'.kRTA
UADUCCTC
-
as
at
a
aw
ay
SECOND
BEST
CROP
aiii
utiEiitiiil
&
lit?
I
nil
iiii
r
((iii
K'.
I.iivIikIi
lsi
iraa
l.iirlnir
lui.t
-
.!
a44.
Uil
U.
ftlWtl
.
-
-
w
vug
pcluiiu
j.
gcav
H
8ricuiture
lor
the
1028
croo
la
113.
flAA
V
.
.
.
.
...
18'
buiheU
per
acre.
The
Peaco
-
-
wu
uuiLr
ci
nan
t
ti
a.
i
araamr
ttmn
nisiory.
and
averaged
20
bushel
th
acre,
with
many
fielda
yielding
nigh
as
30
and
40
bushels.
Advertise
In
Ui
Dally
New
h..
:-
tf
VTttf
tf
iffTttv
u
KATIIKIt
Kr.i-oiiT
Prince
Ruiwt.
Snowing
Carlow
charge,
uniting
in
condemnation
"
lpro
1003
af
them
as
an
attempt
at
political
ei
p',e
Ihemloeki
tortla.
iraw
(ceaarj
Premier
Oliver
told
the
House
that.
lOortwoed
(cordsT
..
when
Carlow
had
come
to
him
and
had
'
Shlnglebolu
icortlsl
told
him
whst
he
wss
trying
to
do.
hiRi"T
P'n
erdert-d
him
out
of
his
office
and
told
him
never
to
come
back
again.
ami;xiimi:xt
A(
(
:pti:i
With
regard
to
the
Oauthler
charges.
the
House
voted
23
to
19
to
adopt
the'
premier's
amendment
to
the
original
i
Twlgg
resolution,
calling
for
Royal
,
qulrlea
Act.
'
(HUT
CONVKNTIOX
IX.
VAXCorVMl.
MAltfll
l
VANCOUVErt,
Mrch
3-Ub-ersla
from
all
over
the
province
will
gather
In'
Vancouver
on
March
10,
at
a
convention
under
the
presidency
of
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
It
was
officially
announced
today.
It
la
expected
that
the
session
of
the
legislature
will
be
over
by
then,
permitting
the
cabinet
ministers
and
all
the
Liberal
members
to
attend.
The
platform
at
the
party
will
be
overhauled.
light
SE
wind,
temperature
34.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31.
Anyox.
3now,
calm,
temp.
34.
Stewart,
Show,
calm,
temp.
20.
Ilarelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creek.
Snowing,
calm,
temp,
17.
Bmlthcrs.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
28.
Burns
Lake.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Whltchorsc.
Cloudy,
hoiith
wind,
temp.
23.
'
Dawson.
Cloudy,
8.
wind..
aero.
Fort
Selkirk
and
8tewart
River.
10
below.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
...
Dunwcll
.
Olacler
.
.
Gladstone
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Surf
Inlet
...
Richmond
.
Conat
Copper
Bid.
Asked
1.44
1.18
1.47
.09
H
.104
,28
i
.30
30.00
3800
30.30
40.00
.iou
.uvi
.oo
n
07
.11
.13
.
2.22
2.23
.13
;
.14
Vi
.01
.OH,
,13ft
.15
7,35
7.50
In
dava
of
old
the
knight
were
bold
but
they
didn't
have
to
listen
to
ad-
vi-
from
the
hack
.
3JB91
33394
283
"
5.
48J12
FISH
ARRIVALS
Western,
40.COO
pounds,
at
12.3c
and
7c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
231.128
1.003
3321
33391
833
37
49,012
HEAVIER
TODAY
CcmmUilon
appointed
by
the
govern-'
ment,
that
the
commission
conduct
Its
MM:
llOAT
MAHKKTHK
33I.ihmi
ui
Investigation
under
the
Public
En-
or
lltl.llU
T
AT
lACII
AMii:
Tills
MIIIIMMI
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
through
the
Fish
Exchange
thla
morning
totalled
234,-
.
1
000
pounds
of
which
Canadian
boats
I
l
,
......
........
t
-
j
ruu
-t
-
t"
considerably
down
from
yesterday.
!
A.Mi:itlCAX
'
Columbia,
43.000
pounds,
at
123c
and
j,
sc.
to
me
noyai
run
uo.
Zenith.
29.000
pounds,
at
12.3c
and
7c.
j.to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
;
Sunset,
30,000
pounds,
and
Rainier.
44.000
pounds,
at
12c
and
7c.
to
the
1
Canadian
FUh
fi
Cold
Storage
Co.
4,
MrKlnlcy,
40.003
pounds,
at
12c
and
T
.
...
.
....
..
.
:.xaiiax
Valorous,
3.000
pounds,
at
12.3c
and
Be.
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries.
Helen.
2.000
pounds,
at
12c
and
8.1c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
fi
Cold
Storage
Co.
Sclma,
1,000
pounds,
at
12c
and
7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
Ac
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
schooner
McKlnlcy.
In
the
Ameri
can
list,
is
a
new
vessel
and
Is
making
her
first
call
here.
Of
the
average
size
of
American
boats,
she
Is
powered
with
an
old
engine
and
la
owned
by
men
who'
were
formerly
on
the
Radio.
uiiu.i.r.ss
itri'ouT.
K
M.lll.
DianY
ISLAND.
Snow,
light
SE.
wind:
barometer,
29.71;
temperature
34;
sea
smooth:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Any
ox,
Anyox
for
Seattle,
384
miles
from
Seattle.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
20.-
42;
temperature.
30,
BULL
HARBOR,
Overcast,
light
SE.
wind;
barometer,
29.78:
temperature
40;
light
swell;
18.
n.ml
spokp
steamer
Cath
erine
D.,
BeUlngham
for
Ketchikan
880
mile
ftam
Ketchikan:
10
p.m.
spoke
tenme'r
Cardena,
in
Queen
CharldMc
Sound,
northbound:
10
p.m.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
at
Takush
Harbor.
XOOX
DIOBV
ISLAND,
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.77;
temperature,
31;
sea
smooth:
1130
an,
spoke
steamer
Prln.ce
Charles
oil
Holland
Rock,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29..
42;
temperature,
34.
'
BULL.
HARBOR.
Overcast,
calm:
SAN
FRANCISCO.
March
3
The
rum
runner
Federal
Ship
which'
was
seized
PRINCE,
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
KUPERT,
H.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
3.
1027
on
Tuesday,
three
hundred
miles
off
the
'
coast,
with
liquor
valued
at
at.b0O.CO0
EDMONTON,
March
3.
-
Haw"
Tony
on
board,
wai
towed
Into
port
by
the
ChlnlJ.
twrlvc-ycar
old
crlpr-l
"on
of
cutter
Cahokia
today
and
the
crew
was
,
SUck
ChlnlJ.
was
mltl
to
har
own
formally
placed
under
arrest.
It
was
"nd
In
a
squalid
outhouse
which
alw
VICTORIA,
March
3.
Mrs.
Margaret
McRae,
who
shot
and
killed
her
husband,
Albert
Frederick
McRae,
in
their
home
here
in
November
last,
charged
with
murder
nt
the
Supreme
Court
of
Circulation
1490
Siles
47$
discovered
that
William
B
jwden,
wanted
I
"eltcred
pigs,
jeese
and
hens
on
the
well
represented,
their
spokesman
bilr.g
on
a
charge
of
murdrt
In
connection
emmj
isrm
near
Kaaway
centre,
was
Mr.
Jte:a
ot
Port
Simpson
wna
naaaiea
t
with
a
fight
between
a
gang
of
rum
'
rcvc;cd
'n
the
criminal
court
yesterday
I
the
care
In
a
lucid
and
lmJressi've
man-!
runtera
and
a
ahertir
posse
at
Moss!
"here
ChlnlJ,
Sr..
wss
arra-jned
to.ner.
j
Landing
Callfr,rnla,
two
sears
aeo
was
;
'ec
charge
cf
criminal
neglect,
being
The
meeting
recommended
that
seln-
one
of
the
members
of
the
crew.
MOSLEMS
KILLED
WHEN
POLICE
SHOOT
RIOTERS
Twenty
lie
l.lvr
and
tiirt)
IVualiuilj,
Tun
llnnil.-rrt
Mile
mm.ttcd
lor
trial.
;
Ing
boundaries
be
extended
furiher
out
;
The
ChlnlJ
family
cam?
to
Canada;
from
the
creek
msuths.
In
the
matter
1AV1H
rat
rucnty-
'years
ago
from
Oallcla
j
cf
patrtl,
the
fishermen
cxprcs&ei
their
i
und.
although
they
were
residents
of
willingness
to
aUow
the
use
of
their'
fiom
t'alrulU
fled
that
he
found
the
boy
lyln?
In
ths
imudhr.use
In
a
straw
litter
box
about
CALCUTTA.
March
3
Twenty
Mos-
which
pigs,
geese
and
chickens
scVamb-lun
were
killed
and
forty
were
wounded
:,
d.
The
place
was
filled
with
smoke
yrsterdsy
when
police
fired
upon
a
rom
a
dilapidated
stove.
crowd
of
rioters
at
Ptnaballa.
two
hun-'
j
tired
miles
from
thU
city.
I
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newa.
'r
1
1
"
'
1
.
ii
i
m.
Sentence
on
Mrs.
Margaret
McRae
Deferred
by
Justice,
Following
Quick
Jury
Trial
Assizes
...
here
yesterddy,
.,1
was
found
1
guilty
in
of
r
manslaughter
,
,.
last
.
night.
!denounce1
the
operation
of
fish
traps
-
home
with
a
police
constable.
WhUe
he
was
there
packing
his
clothes
In
a
suit-
.
1T
n
n!lt,
,n
case,
Mn.
McRae
entered
the
room
and
lUuDUAl
KAUlUj
15
shot
him
with
a
revolver
In
the
head.
Mrs.
McRae,
on
the
atand
In
her
owu
defence,
gave
testimony
of
an
eventful
'
CANADA
LEADS
WORLD
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Oiita
ANOTHER
PROBE
AT
VICTORIA
1LIUKIA
WUIVIAN
ii
tVUNU
WILIY
Ut
MANULA
U
Mi
ILK
ttemot
at
Political
Extortion
Condemned
!
hy
Cabinet
Ministers,
LOG
SCALINGS
ON
INCREASE
AL0
ItMlltD
OF
POLKS
AND
PILING
M
(
OltltlNO
TO
DUTItlCT
FOR-
esimi'n
rr.mtiAKY
kkpout
I
Timber
dealing
in
Prince
Rupert
dU'
I
V
I
AVII
ATTMVI.'V
f'l.'VI.'OAl
UAVWW
TIM
I
"
"
-.-.
w
-
.....
..
.......
11.41
I
rtl.
11
rr
I
1
1
1
nntm
T
PT
r
.
i.nun.aiiMii
im'ii
vnui.uii
.irmr.w
run
uui'
EKNMENT
LIQUOR
ORDERS
VI
t
TOiilA,
March
.
Charges
contained
in
the
Carlow
affi-
-
.
-
.
......
.it
.n.Bt,
ao
ssa
V.
I
J
J
M
1
.
.
lKMm
".
II
".
I
-
lon
under
the
Public
Enquiries
Act,
the
House
decided
last
lit.,
i
1
u
111
1
tr
1
ifiitL-i
iiiuu
aim
iiiul
f
1
1
1
1
U
1
rv
n
fin
1
11
w
i-iiiiriiif-Tfii
the
same
"mmission
which
the
Legislature
on
Tuesday
afternoon
fil
In
lirmntnt
frii
iht
nnrnnaf
nf
lnv.ttimtlnf,
lha
f!fitiiVit-
ri'l"
1.
nil
niirni
H
1
ir
1
nn
rnrrp
nnvr
n
innif
rinNatn
in
u'hlrh
PrcriKi
r
and
the
Attorney
General
were
the
principal
speakers.
M
GRANTS
IN
WINNIPEG
IIINIIUID
i:t
KOIT.AN
AllltlV-
TIONtl,
Kill.
WAV
Timmir
sr.
s
will
arrive
In
WlnnlOM
iicv
.lu..i
naui
week
iiiiut,
nviv
ufl
HIV
WWtuini'
tui,
unuco.
in
an
too,
the
grraiev.
number
of
whir1)
u
Jugs
Slavtan.
there
rM
ra
Jit
I
M1:,va
lA
niiut.ni
Of
1
1
will
oe
distributed
throughout
western
C
adu
with
ManK4a
rHtma
1,
&wkat
iw..it
8
and
DrtUsh
Colum-
ow.
un
c.te
Pcunland
and
the
Lelle-
1
by
-prcltl
train
at
7
ajn.
tlay
m
:n.g
Of
the
total
nura-'
327
riere
are
11
Drltlah
Imml-
ltst
with
109
and
the
Danes
arc
th?
'
targes'
pan?
with
48.
The
others
n
i
.
.
.
M
n
,
n
.
A
-
Mr.
Manson
tcld
the
House
that
Csr-low
had
gone
to
the
purchasing
agent
:
for
the
government.
Jsmes
Patterson.
In
!
December
and
told
Patterson
that
he
would
go
acrow
the
border
and
stay
during
the
session
It
Patterson
would
itive
him
aeme
orders.
Patterson,
the
cording
to
the
report
of
tl.
E.
Allen,
dls-
trlct
loreiter.
as
compared
with
3.393,-194
feet
during
the
same
month
last
year
bringing
the
total
for
the
two
months
of
1027
up
to
10.720321
which
Is
a
healthy
Increase
over
the
total
o.
8.000.6O2
for
the
ftist
two
months
of
last
year.
Increases
In
production
of
red
cedar,
spruce,
and
bcmlcck
are
to
t
noted
In
the
last
February
report.
There
was
also
a
considerable
Increase
In
the
record
for
poles
and
piling.
Here
are
the
district
forester's
figure
for
the
mouth
cf
February:
'
Month
Year
to
Date
Board
Ft.
Red
Cedar
....
1,338.938
Spruce
(coast)
1.000.130
Spruce
(Interior)
..
133530
Hemloik
t,OfC070
attorney
general
aald.
told
Carlow
that
Balaam
....
he
c.uld
go
anrwhere
he
pleased
and
Cottonwood
2.220.033
4.534.77:1
211.042
3.338.460
203.15)
3
J
13
:
promptly
reported
the
request
to
him
,
'
!.Mr.
Manaoni
who
in
turn
informed
hla
Tttsl
4.171.974
10.728,821
(
cabinet
colleagues
of
the
Incident.
,
Five
cabluei
ml&UUri
in
turn
durtnt
POLK.
PILL,
tie.
:
the
evenlrir
ear
thrir
Iranian,
of
the
Spniet
poles
(lln.
It.l
.
.
234.123
WANTED
KILLER
FOUND
IN
CREW
OF
RUM
RUNNER
IK1i:i:.m.
Miir
is
T(hw:i
into
sax
l
UAM
lt
O
TOI.Y
AM)
MHMI-Elf
or
fitKw;
aiik
flaild
i.mikic
AltlCKST
CRIPPLE
BOY
Stricter
Measures
of
Salmon
IN
PRIVATION!
Conservation
Are
Urged
Upon
(IIIASTLV
XTOUV
Of
I
ItlMIVVl.
M:(i-'
I.IXT
lroi.llKI
IX
EDMONTON
COIItT
WllrllK
rATIir.lt
IH
AltRAIIiXKIt
FOUND
IN
OUTHOUSE
i
Ton;
ChliilJ
liy
In
l.lttrr
lt
Hllli
Pig.
Urre
aivl
Hens
M-nimblln;
Oirr
lllm.
Authorities
by
Mass
Meeting
More
efficient
methods
of
patrolling
salmon
seining
and
fishing
at
the
mouths
of
creeks
were
urged
at
a
mas3
meeting
of
salmon
fishermen
last
night
in
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
Hall.
Along
these
lines,
a
number
of
resolutions
were
passed
for
subrais-aion
to
the
federal
fisheries
authorities
and
the
members
of
parliament
for
the
coast.
The
meeting,
which
was
presided
over
by
Charles
Lord
of
Port
Es.sington,
was
attended
by
some
sixty
or
seventy
men,
representing
all
parts
of
the
district,
and
a
general
discussion
was
given
various
matters
of
interest
to
the
industry,
the
gathering
not
breaking
up
until
nearly
midnight.
A.
O.
M:rse
acted
as
i
secretary.
1
he
native
fishermen
wer?
i
I
lUlil
Al
IV
V
1
v
i
LIBERALISM
II
GOING
STRONG
i.i.ovn
(ir.oKiiE
ii;tL.iiKs
IT
I"
NOT
MXKIXO
Mill'
IN
EXtiUtXll
the
district
for
a
leng
period
of
time,
b-ats
whenever
required.
It
was
suj-
relghbors
were
unaware
of
Tonys
exist-Igested
that
patrol
officers
might
disguise!
MIDDLESBROUGH,
England.
March
3.
nee
until
the
provincial
police
reeiatly
j
themselves
on
flthlng
boats,
a
practice
!
(Canadian
Press).
Liberalism
In
Eng-
njiirnl
atilnvcstlsate
strauge
rumors
concerning
i
that
was
successfully
carried
out
In
Nor-
"
"
noi
nJ"ns
nip,
ana
vne
geu-
llhe
uemen
wno
jett
tne
party
would
dis-
rarm.
Inspector
Slevwrtjht
testl-lvay.
.
The
meeting
passed
a
resolution
ex-
I
co
llu"
Dejore
iney
were
iwo
or
inree
presjing
lack
of
confidence
la
certain
1
1'"
"3J"
Oeorge
de-
members
of
the
d
trmrtrr.cn
t
a!
lruoeetlon
1
clared
In
the
course
cf
an
address
at
ta;f
fcr
laxity
In
conservation
work
and
the
Town
Hall
here.
Liberals
must
not
resecimciidtd
that
a
royal
commission
be
appointed
to
investigate
the
whole
salmon
fishery
situation
on
the
British
Cclumbla
coast
this
faU.
Fear
was
exs
e
discouraged,
be
urged.
The
former
premier
also
dealt
with
the
China
trouble.
"The
first
thin;
we
have
to
do
la
this
country
Is
to
avoid
pressed
that.
If
the
present
methods
of
;war
ll"
Ptuence,-
ne
aeciarex
hc
ftahlng
were
aUowed
to
continue.
I
the
movement
of
troops
to
the
would
only
be
a
matter
of
a
few
years
F
Eist
WM
sinister
In
view
of
the
fact
before
the
sockeye
and
humpback
at
that
"
Wls
premature
movement,
of
least
would
be
depleted.
I
tP
that
brought
negotiation
t0
an
end-
ritospKCT
ron
tiitovxns
That
the
biological
board
should
have
a
beat
to
Investigate
and
prospect
for
new
fishing
grounds
was
recommended
and
It
was
also
urged
that
better
wages
be
paid
to
patrol
officers
so
they
might
not
so
easily
be
led
Into
tempta-
itlon.
fcivii.
The
luc
meeting
by
ujf
resolution
ttwiuuwji
again
again
FAMOUS
AUTO
RACER
KILLED
sentence
oeing
ccierreu
oy
.ir.
justice
-Morrison
wno
presiuca.
1
ne
i
this
district.
jPAKEV
tiiomas
lcks
his
I.UK
jury
was
out
for
43
minutes
when
it
returned
and
asked
for
further!
it
was
decided
to
take
ateps
with
a.
while
attempting
to
.make
direction
on
the
definition
of
manslaughter.
It
then
deliberated
;
view
to
rectifying
the
condition
where
I
spkkii
hixokd
in
wale
fifteen
minutes
before
reaching
the
verdict.
;
Alaskan
fishermen
were
paid
22c
perj
today
Crown
witnesses,
durinir
the
trial,
told
of
McRae
iroinir
to
his
Puad
for
PrlP-8
imon
white
Canadian
,
only
received
lie.
rt.iui.n
waies,
marcn
o.
J.
u.
-arey
uvruix
a
vis
y
a
Viw
J
d
u?
w.
j,
;i,ang
miustry
that
(The
driver
was
almost
decapitated
twenty-three
year,
of
married
life
during
,r
VrsM.,
U)
N)
I!rr(,
,)H.ratri,
time
she
had
been
which
mistreated..
lm.,
Mlr
S(.k
,
Kntrarf,
,
her
husband
had
had
relations
with
an-
Van.uer
HarlMir
Aflrr
other
woman
and
had
misappropriated
;
CullMmi
funds
of
hers.
VANCOUVER.
March
3.
The
tug
boot
;
Radius,
which
has
not
been
operated
I
since
she
was
recovered
over
a
year
ago
IM
ITC
PR
AIM
EYDfiBT
from
the
entrance
of
the
harbor
where
in
iiu
uuniu
livi
viti
l
Now
Enllllril
tii
ttlilrr
Trrni
Tluiil
(iriiiuiry
of
Eniplrr"
ArRriilliie
In
IVMir
Srroud
OTTAWA,
March
3.
-Instead
of
Canada
being
spoken
of
as
the
"Granary
of
the
Empire,"
she
now
aspires
to
a
wider
title,
for
in
1920
she
led
all
countries
In
the
export
of
wheat
and
flour,
having
exported
212,000.000
bushels
of
wheat.
Argentine
came
a
poor
second
with
a
little
less
that
63.000.000
bushels;
Australia
with
43.000.000;
and"
the
United
States
with
40.000.000;
thus
Canada
alone
has
exceeded
the
exports
ofthee
countries
by
over
64,000,000
bushels.
Canada's
c.port
of
flour
amounted
to
8,103,000
barrels;
the
United
States
7,430.000
barrels;
and
Australia
3,730,800
barrels
the
sank
following
a
collision
with
the
Coastwise
Steamship
it
Barge
Co.'s
freighter
Anyox,
was
sold
yesterday
to
the
Vancouver
Dry
Dock
&
Salvage
Co.
for
110.300.
The
Radius
was
the
property
of
Capt.
J.
A.
Cotes.
FIERCE
GALE
RAGES
ON
ATLANTIC
COAST
Tlilrlj.l
Men
Ailrlft
tm'
llellrvi
I
ILir;rs,
Twii
LlgliltltlnK
and
Mruinrr
1
In
Danger
I
Nnnmi.K
VlnrlnlA.
March
a
Thlrtv.
six
men
are
adrift
off
the
Atlantic
coast
In
two
helpless
barges
and
two
lightships
and
the
steamer
City
of
81
Louls
Is
In
danger
near
Cape
Hatters
with
her
rudder
disabled
as
a
result
of
a
fierce
northeast
gale.
Shantungese
Troops
Are
Being
Massed
on
Sungkiang
Front
in
Attempt
to
Defend
Sieged
City
SHANGHAI,
March
3.
Trainloads
of
Shangtung
troops
continued
to
nrrive
at
Nanking
today
to
fill
the
gap
In
the
Shanghai
defence
armies
caused
hy
the
disintegration
of
Marshal
Sun
Chuan
Kang's
forces.
Approximately
11,000
Shantungese
are
now
on
the
Sungkiang
front
while
a
large
contingent
Is
being
despatched
to
Woosung
to
protect
Shanghai
from
the
north.
Two
thousand
Rritish
marines
from
the
troopship
Minnesota
barometer
29.B2;
temperature
40;
light
paraded
through
Shanghai
today
with
fixed
bayonets.
An
immense
wru.
'crowd
watched
the
march.
There
wero
no
disorders.
Fred
Stork,
whs
was
present
and
spoke
1
Thomas,
famous
British
auto
racer,
was
af
the
meeting,
declared
that,
as
far
as
Skilled
this
afternoon
when
a
400
horse-
I
the
town
of
Prince
Rupert
was
con-!
power
car
overturned
while
he
was
at-
SOI
Is
FAR
?
1
ft
?nn
Ucracd.
Its
livelihood
was
so
closely
tempting
to
establish
a
speed
record.
rt:..v.r
business
men
nor
fishermen
tne
smasn.
could
afford
to
ignore
it.
For
that
rea-!
son
to
fcr
c.ic
c.nsXcrcd
himself
duty
bourd
to
assist
In
the
fight
for
getting
better
prcteotlcn
ftr
the
fish.
4.
DIPLOMATIC
UKLATIONS
..
WITH
ltlSI
AHE
NOT
inioKr.x
orr.
annoi
.xcr.n
LONDON,
March
3.
81r
Austen
Chamberlain,
former
minister,
declared
In
Parliament
today
that
Great
Britain
would
not
break
off
diplomatic
relations
with
Soviet
Russia1
owing
to-the
reply
to
Britain's
propaganda
note.
The
minister
accepted
the
counsel
of
the
moderate
section
of
the
Conservative
party,
standing
off
the
extreme
wing
which
would
break
off
with
Russia
without
delay.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
I
LEADS
PROVINCES
IN
!
FREE
DISTRIBUTION
VICTORIA,
March
3
British
Colum
i
1
!
t
1
ESTIMATES
FOR
In
BRITISH
ARMY
lEXPKNIHTlKE
IOK
CO.MINd
VKAK
WILL
UK
DKCKKASCD
WHII.K
I'
I
K-SON
MX
IS
HAIMKD
LONDON,
March
3.
Brltlsii
Army
es
timates
this
year
provide
for
net
expenditures
of
111,500.000,
a
decrease
of
II,-000.000
from
last
year.
The
personnel
Is
Increased
by
7,000
to
108,000
officers
and
men.
NOTICE
OF
MOTION
FOR
SALE
OF
BOTTLED
BEER
llllrn
In
I-fi?
Uliit
:ir
Vr).lirrl!ir
liv
Prince
(ieorge
Liberal
uml
Cran-hriHik
Cinsrrutle
.Members
I
VICTORIA.
March
3.
H.
O.
Perry.
I
Liberal
inembir
for
Prince
George,
and
iN.
A.
Walllnger.
Conservative.
Cran-
brook,
gave
notice
of
motion
in
the
IcglsUture
yesterday
favoring
the
sale
of
bottled
beer
on
licensed
premises
to
the
extent
of
34
pints
for
one
person
bla
la
leading
the
western
provinces
tn
!
U
one
daTl
aiding
tne
cause
or
education
through
the
distribution
of
free
textbooks
to'pnnnniri
in
1
M
nirnurrv
public
school
pupils,
according
to
ln-iLUftUU
t
A
luiUI
DUnlYIU
lormaiion
iaia
Dciore
tne
Legislature
oy
Hon.
J.
D
Maclean,
minister
of
educa
tion.
The
minister
stated
that
British
Columbia
was
spending
170,000
annually
on
free
textbooks
as
against
840.000
spent
by
Alberta
and
100.000
by
Announcement
Is
made
that
a
heat
meter
haa
been
Invented,
and
that
It
will
cut
the
coaI,
bill.
It'a
Just
our
lurk.
We
paid
,
our
coal
bilL
TO
DEATH
IN
SLEEP
Mrk
Sal
nil
Lift
IIU
l.lfr
When
lift;
lllwk
was
DrtnteU
Ycntrrtliiy
with
Iiw
of
!0,0i)0
CORDOVA,
March
3.
Overcome
by
smoke
as
he
slept
In
his
apartment,
Nick
Sathls
was
burned
to
'death
when
fire
destroyed
the
Hegg
Building
here
yesterday,
the.
propertj.
loss,
being
$30,-