-OUND
GUILTY
STOLEN
BOOZE
SENTENCED
AT
VANCOI't
Elt
!
Attorney
for
the
Consolidated
Ei
portion
h,PP
'
cargo.
were
mtiMi
hums
moee-
I
i
ll
1.1(11
Oil
-VICTOR"
M.rih
4
-Aogek)
Bpoalto
kd
j
t
'
W.inu::
were
found
gulltjr
the
8-.ip.eu.!
Court
mux
here
of
Balnlm
.n
'.rteir
nowtskon
two
ea
rwh.akc
knowing"
the
aame
to
hare
been
a
.
n.
The
chane
aroee
out
of
ITt-hetj
of
;uor
from
the
adtoomr
Chria
Melltr
by
C.jn
Perelral
Warrington.
''nrW.ma
wiij
w
recently
aentenosd
ito
all
m:
-fia
:n
police
court.
The
ea-
at
J
was
belt.
heM
at
tlw
tder
of
-.a
:uyal
oomsiivtMt
tnvtatl-
ltng
.m
(Mr
and
Mi
Bpotito
will
be
sentenced
"Monday
by
Mr
Justice
Morrison.
lRKETBILL
IS
AMENDED
UDMUMi
DAIUV
SECTION
IS
UK-
MOtEO
I
ROM
,MEAM
ItE
11V
l.l
(ilI.ATl
III.
AT
tlCTOUIA
VICTORIA
March
4.
-The
dairy
aee-
diii
of
he
provincial
government's
nm
Pr.due
Cuntrol
and
Marketing
fill
were
eliminated
by
the
Leglalalure
tsrduy
,
t-.jium:iue
of
the
whole.
In
amended
form,
the
Rill
applle
only
fruit
and
vegetable
fcr
the
benefit
h:
it
i-
wja
originally
designed.
IHon
E
D.
Barrow,
mlnltter
of
agrl-
ur
made
a
l;ut
minute
atand
to
'c
the
dairy
section
ol
the
bill,
of
:h
he
wai
the
faiaer.
but
waa
u.
Ie
43
do
so
MAIN
LOGAN
DIES
IN
SOUTH
M-VIV
AdUNT
AT
VHTOItIA
,s
IIIMI
ll)i;MII
II
I)
WITH
.AI..
VA11K
WOltK
ON
THIS
COAST
VANCOUVER.
March
4.-
Oapt.
.
W.
II,
f
ir
many
yeara
Uoyda'
agent
at
lcto:i
and
long
Identified
with
aal
ai;e
wurk
on
the
Brltlah
Columbia
died
in
hoapltal
here
today
after
MMja
of
-wo
days.
1KINS'
PLANE
IS
GIVEN
TESTS
""NOH.ANK
ALASKAN'
IIKIIAVKl
U.L
MHKN
IT
TOOK
Till:
,IU
at
i
aikiianks
vi:sri:uiAY
FAIRBANKS.
t
monoplane,
which
wtlt
be
xxttd
ICapt
Ooorirji
wniri.
u
vi.
-
'ulna,
in
nig.
gt
b
vTlalfw
w
Inftrate
the
Arctlo
"blind
apot."
north
rj.-
waa
given
Ita
flrat
trUI
flight
I
ou
Thuraday
Lieut.
Elelacn,
who
piloted
rlbc
rilnm.
...j
.....
...
-
.
..
h
-
rv
jiuu
vuai
u
penormpa
wen
rt.'ukcd
parauailan
today
to
Interview
arolrni
of
tba
Feitnl
Shtp'a
crew.
Tte
owntra
of
the
ahlfi
art
now
on
their
way
bora
tram
Vancouver
to
figh:
the
1
HOIV
SKI.KN'
t
MLMIli
lt
imim;ii;s
ottawa
"Still
another
wa
Mr.
Brady,
of
Sktena.
new
member
who
apaaka
on
evarythlng
and.
aa
far.
la
bora
under
no
handicap'
of
eioeaUvt
modeaty."
aaya
O.B.
the
pariumentary
obaerver
of
the
Ottawa
Cttrren
in
1U
laave
of
February
23
"lie
claimed
for
Prince
Rupert
a
place
on
the
map
"
SAN
FRAt.'CiaCO.
March
4
ram
ataaner
Federal
Ship
L.
D.
McCartney.
VAN'COUVKK
KXCHANCI)
Wheat
r.uuwell
.
.
M
.
fndependence'
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Croat
.
Surf
Inlet
.
.
.
Richmond
Conat
Copper
Bid.
!.44ri
1.47
.1014
.mi
2,33
.14
.07
'
.01
ft
.13
'
750
!
4
I
4
ALLEGED
KILLER
WAS
NOT
ABOARD
VESSEL
Uiim
rvl
Mil
Not
ll.ur
Wlllluni
lUtw-
dm
a
.MrmLrr
f
t'rrw
After
ull
II
l
HlMinrrrU
When
the
waa
towed
into
San
Franclaco
Bay
yeaterday.
It
ii
Uud
that
William
Bowdcn.
wanted
on
a
oharga
of
murder
In
connection
with
a
fight
two
years
ago
between
bojtlmer
and
dry
officer,
wa
not
on
board
aa
originally
reported.
AVIATORS
UNHURT
IN
SETTLE
CRASH
SrnrLiiip
fujiip
down
on
lkilulirlil;r
l-
I.IIUI
ir-Mrriuv
Aliprnwin
wiiii
i..
I'..
Dllil
unl
I..
I.
Mit
arlne)
Altitunl
SEATTLE.
March
4.
Two
naval
avla
Uon
reecrvHU
were
Injured,
neither
of
them
aerloutty,
when
a
aeaplane.
In
whieh
they
were
flying,
crwahed
on
Dalnbrldge
Iiland.
near
the
cltyt
late
vtwterday.
They
were
E.
E.
Dlld
and
Atked
150
.101;
.12ft
2.21
.IS
.07
U
.00
.18
8.00
The
"lean
and
bound"
by
which
au
tomobllei
are
aald
to
be
Increaaing
are
nothlna
to
the
leaping
and
bounding
done
by
pedeatrlana
In
getting
out
of
the
way.
Some
men
remind
u
of
poatage
itamps.
They
mtut
be
licked
before
thoy
will
Mrk
to
o
thlrr
1
10
UN
AT
YALE
Many
friwsda
and
acquaintances
in
GOLD
RUSH
IN
NEVADA
DOWNA
IN
rilOM'IXiT
rnu
LotviNo
Hiscotr.itv
or
tuo
M-..MIS
AllUIMVU
AT
TONOI'AII
TOMir.lll,
Maftli
I.
Willi
a
ruh
arnm
I
lip
ileert
In
vnrrh
of
a
bonanza
In
rtrrt,
rrlilrnt
of
TunNill
anil
nurrnuiidlng
illtrlrt
are
anlonl
ualtlnc
In
he
Hut
Iwo
Iwr
wlm
mi
Id
the
j
hail
made
a
ll
lrlke
would
nuke
public
the
ItK-utlon.
Plan
for
the
ruli
tut
under
way
jc-tenlay
when
the
two
JoiiIIk
fcliistereil
Into
Tnnuiali
with
Ian
jiik
nf
gold
ore
which
onij
eil
SiS.llCM
a
ton.
Tliej
refueil
In
ilhuljce
the
Im-allon.
.Milling
engineer
Mill
lliat.
If
the
ore
tlien
the
oajer
wai
of
Hie
free
milling
tarlety.
It
innt
have
come
from
Unit
li
Valley
faiiinu
In
Die
liMnry
nf
gold
In
the
tVe-t.
ctiy
and
dUtrtct
will
learn
with
ahock
of
the
death
which
occurred
In
Vancouver
law
night
of
Arthur
Bailey,
a
native
aon
of
Brltlah
Columbia-
and
pioneer
reaWent
of
the
Skeei:a
River
dlatrict.
Hla
dcmlae
came
at'
a
happy
reieoes
to
Illneaa
which
overtook
hlui
aotn
after
he
ard
hla
family
moved
south
from
Prince
Rupert
leca
than
a
year
ago.
The
lata
Mr.
Bailey
waa
born
one
of
twtna
lorty-tlght
yeara
ago
at
Tale
In
the
Fraaer
Valley.
He
had
plcneered
I.
in
almost
every
part
of
the
province
and
wa
an
authority
on
mattera
Pertaining
to
the
early
hlatory
of
Brltlah
Columbia.
Per
many
yeara
he
wai
Identified
with
tnverneM
cannery
in
the
Skeena
alough.
not
far
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
for
aome
time
waa
on
the
I
ataft
of
Lipitctt-Cunnlngham
in
the
city.
which
poatilon
be
rellnqulahed
about
a
year
ago.
moving
In
the
aprtng
to
Victoria.
1
BeaMe
hla
widow
and
daughter.
Lola,
to
whom
the
ayrnpathy
of
many
local
;
frlendj
wUl
he
extended,
the
late
Mr.:
Bailey
la
aurvlved
by
five
brother
and
(our
a'ltera
realdent
in
various
parta
of
the
province
'S
DAY
OF
PRAYER
IS
HELD
LUIIES
Of
A
1.1.
DENOMINATIONS
(lATHKHED
I
Oil
SEItVH
E
Tills
AI
TEItNOON
I'KESIDED
OVEIt
II
V
Mlts,
l,
A.
Complying
with
a
cuatom
that
la
ob
served
on
the
First
Friday
of
Lent
throughout
the
Christian
world
by
women
of
the
various
Protectant
denominations,
"Women's
Day
of
Prayer"
was
being
observed
In
St.
Andrew'a
Anglican
Cathedral,
Prince
Rupert,
this
afternoon
with
ladle
of
varloua
local
churches
In
attendance.
The
object
waa
more
especially
to
pray
for
foreign
missionary
work.
Mr.
Q.
A.
Rlx
presided.
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster
acted
aa
organ
aceompanlat
for
the
hymns
which
were
"Spirit
Divine,
Attend
Our
Prayer,"
"Jesu
Snail
Reign
Where'er
the
Sun."
"The
Churcha
One
Foundation,"
and
"Ood
Save
The
King,"
The
scripture
lessen
was
read
by
Mr.
J.
it.
Frlzelt
of
the
Presbyterian
Church.
while
Mr.
McCotkrle
(Anglican)
guvt
the
devotional
address
and
Mra.
W.
Fi
Price
(
Uaptlat).
the
missionary
address.
Various
prayers
were
taken
as
follows:
"Canada."
Mra.
F
W.
Hart
(Lutheran):
"China,"
Ml.
Isabel
Haddock
(United):
"Moslem
World,"
Mrs.
Mastln
(Baptist):
"Japan,"
Mlsa
Eleanor
Lenox,
MX).
(Japaneie
Anglican
Mission);
"India
Mrs.
Stobbart
(Salvation
Army);
"Leagus
of
Nation,"
Mra.
a.
Q.
Hacker
(United);
and
"Alt
Other
Fields."
Mrs,
J.
W.
Led-
lie
iBuptlut).
TWO
CHINESE
IjELLKS
of
the
younger
generation
of
Chinese
life
in
San
Francisco,
well
versed
in
their
own
national
Ito-,
diiions
in
spite
of
their
modern
appearance.
They
have
fashioned
lanterns
to
be
displayed
during
the
Fah
Dang
V.'ui,
the
"Feast
of
Lanterns"
OKIKNTAL
H
EMI'l.tlV.MENT
TO
liE
liKSTKIt"Ti:i
VICTORIA,
March
4.
j
AfUr
Hjn.
A.
M.
Manaon,
attorney
general,
ha'd
assured
the
tests-lature
yesterday
that
he
would
seek
to
frame
a
measure
to
curb
the
employment
of
Orientals
In
various
Industries
In
the
province,
the
bill
of
C.
P.
Davis.
Conservative
member
for
New-castle-Cowlehan.
which
would
have
established
strict
examinations
ffr
Asiatic
engaged
In
hazardous
occupations
was
rejected
by
the
House.
1
'
:j
.
i
;
i
:
it
III
be
Nrl
Verl
lo
!-o:id
lira
III
Hrre
I
Elrlutor
I-
lull
anil
!'ohc.rtloii
I
Again
l:eHirteil
The
"K"
Line
steamer
Yaye
Maru,
which
will
be
the
next
vessel
to
lead
grain
here,
left
Mure
ran.
Japan,
on
March
1
and
should
be
here
about
March
17
according
to
word
received
by
the
agents,
the
Northern
Shipping
Co
The
ihlp
will
take
on
a
full
cargo
of
wheat
here
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
Nrfthern
Shipping
Co,
reports
the
steamer
Kofuku
Maru,
also
of
the
"K"
Line,
ccmlng
here
for
April
grain
loading.
The
Prince
Rupert
elevator
is
again
full
of
wheat
end
there
has
been
a
noticeable
falling
oft
In
shipment
here,
cars
reported
to
be
tied
up
at
various
yard
between
here
and
Jasper.
HIT
ON
HEAD;
LEFT
TO
BURN
JOHN
lOE
OK
t)UI)OVA
TO
BE
CIIAItlil-.l)
WITH
MIKIIEK
OK
IIII.LIAIII)
HAIL
Kttl'KK
COKIiOVA,
Marrli
I
A
roroner's
Jury
here
Ut
nlsht
rrMirtrd
I
hat
Nick
SathK.
Hhoe
body
a
fcund
on
Hrilnrilj)
In
the
smouldering
rulno
nf
M
blllluril
lull,
had
leen
-Irmk
oirr
the
head
and
left
to
die
In
the
lUnilns
building.
The
Jury
recommended
that
(hargev
of
in
tinier,
robbery
uiul
arMin
be
filed
ugulnot
John
Doe.
YAYF.
MARU
EXPECTED
77
HERE
ON
MARCH
17
..rn
KERGIN
NAMED
or
NEW
PRESIDENT
TOUT
Sl.MI'sON
IIOAKD
IHUEC
toks
rou
vi:.u
elected
(Speclsl
to'Dally
New)
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
4.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Port
Simpson
hospital
board.
At
the
annual
meeting
held
recently
director
fo?
the
year
were
elected
as
follows:
R..
Boyd.
Young.
A.
J.
Wat-klnson.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Miss
L.
M.
Deacon,
Miss
A.
McKay,
Rev.
T.
Fer-rler.
Rev.
William
Allan,
Rev.
Mauley,
P.
Eby.
Mra.
Margaret
Kergln.
W.
E.
Col-llson,
George
McAfee,.
Mlsa
Pierce,
R.N..
lady
superintendent,
and
Dr.
Large,
medical
superintendent.
Massett
Canners
Company
is
IS
TAXI
Boston
Grill
2o
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dinlnjr
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
.dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
FOUNTAIN.
SODA
Stand:
K.ehanjrc
HuildiriK
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
MATl'
VIMXK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XVII..
No.
G3.
l'KINCE
KUI'EItT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
4,
1927
Circulation
1480
Sale
473
Price
Five
Omb
If
lATTIF
THE
US.
COURTS
WW
CANNERY
TO
BE
BUILT
ON
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Great
Possibilities
for
Trouble
Seen
in
Federal
Ship
Matter
LM'TAIN
SAYS
SIIKI.I.IM;
IJOAT
WAS
AN
ACT
OF
WAIt
r
.
(ltlliJltl
UIUHilW
W
Mali
I
il.VUU)
liU
i
TO
FKilIT
CASK
-'AN
1KANUSCO.
March
4.
There
will
be
a
battle
in
the
l(ur'
beiwcen
the
United
bin
ten
government
and
the
Canadian
iUor
exporter
;
over
the
steamer
Federal
Ship
and
her
million
tilhir
carjro
of
whiskey
which
was
seized
under
coastguard
fire
i:
week
on
the
hih
seas
and
which
is
now
swinirinj?
at
anchor
in
tiin
1
ra
.
i.-i
o
liav
under
iruard.
That
it
will
be
an
unusual
ffirht
by
the
fact
that
Capt.
S.
S.
Stone,
the
rum
ship's
skipper,
Epromiseu
id
the
or
member
of
the
crew
arrested,
insists
that
the
coast-i:.r
J
ship
onimiitcd
an
act
of
war
by
shelling
his
vessel
five
times
wiih
ix
-pound
atolls,
taking
effect
on
the
main
deck
and
splintering
the
rail
and
cutting
awajr
the
hatch.
Capt.
Sloe
my
that
he
wlU
ask
the
Panama
government,
under
the
flag
of
which
the
;
Federal
Ship
wai
tailing
and
In
which
,
'
country
the
vjjii
la
rtglatered.
to
de-!
dare
war
afaimt
tba
Un.ted
States
un-
-
teas
MMAda
an
mad
for
the
uae
of
the
t.
AMI
Mlt
M'0IIO
MILL
HE
suaa.
DIES
IN
SOUTH
deuii
comes
as
iiM'i'Y
release
TO
St
I'l'LlllNtl
Ol'
I1.C.
NATIVE
so
ami
noi:i
u
or
this
DISTRICT
Royal
Marines
Given
Great
Welcome
at
Shanghai
Where
They
Arrived
on
Thursday
SHANGHAI,
March
4.
Shanghai's
international
settlement
yesterJay
welcomed
a
thousand
Royal
Marines
from
the
Britlnh
troopship
Minnesota
who
were
landed
to
strengthen
the
force
which
have
already
taken
up
their
positions
for
the
defence
of
the
distmt
against
the
oncoming
Cantone3c
hordes.
A
great
crowd
of
foreigners
and
Chinese
gathered
outside
the
British
consulate
in
the
course
of
the
day
to
welcome
the
newly-arrived
tioops
which
i
marched
with
gleaming
bayonets
and
trench
helmets
along
the
IJund
to
their
billets
in
the
eastern
part
of
the
settlement.
,
insane
minx
i
KiiiTKii
roi.riiniA
MAV
lit:
STEKILIZLU
VICTORIA.
March
4.
Better
I
methods
for
handling
the
prob-I
i
lems
of
carlzg
for
the
Insane
!
than
new
employed
in
British
v
Columbia
and
the
sterilization
of
the
lnrane
under
certain
J-
condlticna
w:re
recommended
by
the
royal
commission
on
in-
canity
whose
rtport
waa
filed
in
the
legislature
yesterday
after
more
than
a
year
of
lnvestlga-
tion.
i
H
ifflANY
CANADIAN
l
AUOCST
AMOI
NT
1)1"
II
Vl.llll
T
SINCE
i
SEASON
Ot'KNEI)
IS
.MAI1KETEU
Halibut
landings
were
heavier
today
with
the
price
slightly
lower
than
yesterday.
American
boat
landed
204.000
pounds
and
a
large
number
of
Canadians
52.900
pounds,
the
total
for
trie
AMERICAN
Helgeland.
55.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co,
1130c
and
6c.
Pclarls.
45.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
10.50c
and
6c
Plcneer.
45.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.,
11-30C
and
6c.
Brisk,
35.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
10.70e
and
6c.
Alwatros.
24.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
ruatrlcs.
11
JOc
and
6c.
CANADIAN
Cape
Spencer.
5.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Ilih
w
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.70c
and
8c.
Sea
Maid.
8.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish-erlea,
12.20c
and
8c.
.
'
Kalen.
4,500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
1
12.20c
and
8c.
I
Morris
H..
5,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
1
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.70c
and
I
Be.
Atll,
6.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
!
at
12.70c
and
8c.
!
Bayvlew,
1,400
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12c
and
8c
Ringleader.
3.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
j
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
12c
and
8c
i
Mab.
1.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
ti
Cold
Storage
Co..
12c
and
8c.
Margallce.
5.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
12.10c
and
8c.
Point
May.
1,200
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12c
and
Be.
Ten-ten,
4.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
12,20c
and
Sc.
Cape
Swan,
5.500
pounds,
to
Booth
t
Fisheries,
12.10c
and
8c.
Mayflower.
1300
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co..
12c
and
8c.
Brant.
4.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Pish
Co..
R.
o.
U.20C
and
8c.
Incorporated
by
Local
Men;
i
4,
Erect
Graham
Island
Plant
The
D.C.
Gaiette
of
this
week
announces
the
incorporation
of
the
Massett
Canners
Ltd.
with
capitalitation
of
$50,000
and
head
office
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
principals
of
the
concern
are
John
Dybhavn
and
Olof
Hanson
and
their
object
Is
to
erect
and
operate
a
cannery
on
Massett
Island
upon
land
which
they
have
recently
acquired.
It
will
be
a
one-line
plant
and
construction
is
to
start
at
once
with
a
view
to
have.
it
running
during
the
coming
season.
The
site
Is
close
to
Massett.
The
nlant
will
specialize"
In
nuttlnir
un
of
1
f
nil
varieties
"
IAIIRFI
WHA1FM
K
4Ua
ft
WtlaUaU
IlllllUaUll
IU
ON
HER
WAY
HERE
Mlllerd
Caiinlng
Co.N
Floating
Cannery
Will
Engage
In
Suiting
Herring
Now
Kim
I
Commenced
The
Mlllerd
Canning
Co.'a
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen
la
coming
up
the
coast
to
Prince,
Rupert
In
tow
of
the
tug
St.
Faith.
The
outfit,
which
will
probably
arrive
tomorrow
or
the
day
after,
will
be
outfitted
here
and
wilt
engage
In
aattlng
herring
now
that
the
run
1
commenced.
That
school-girl
complexion
la
great
(tuff
It
you
get
It
on
both
sides
of
the
ihceks
at
'he
nme
ele'-itton
DOUBLE
SERVICE
STARTING
SOON
STEA.MI.lt
l'KINCE
(iKOUOC
CONSIO-EUAU1.Y
IMI'ItOVEl)
WITH
ALTERATIONS
MADE
The
Prince
Decree,
which'
mode
her
first
trip
north
this
season
on
Wednesday
and
aalled
again
this
morning
tor
the
south
looks
spick
and
span
after
a
general
overhaul.
Several
minor
alter
atlens
have
been
made
to
the
Interior
which
include
a
new
hardwood
flojr
xzm
the
head
oi
the
stairs
leading
to
the
dining
saloon
to
the
room
used
as
the
ladles'
sitting
room.
The
newa
.iaad
at
the
head
of
the
italrway
has
been
removed
as
well
as
the
bar
In
the
smoking
room
thus
providing
more
i
rscm.
New
carpets,
and
tapestries
hare
-also
been
added,
this
year
and
the
whrle
Interior
has
been
redecorated
and
the
palatial
coaster
will
present
an
attractive
appearance
for
the
tourist
trade
this
summer.
The
spring
schedule
of
the
Canadian
National
boats
will
commence
out
of
Vancouver
on
March
21
and
the
Thursday
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
wilt
start
on
March
S4
and
on
March
27
the
day
being
25G.900
pounds.
Arrivals
and
!flrst
Sunday
saillnj
from
Prince
Rupert
sales
were
as
follows:
I
Icr
cne
utn
W'H
be
made
by
the
Prince
i
Charles.
NORTHERN
ROAD
BEING
SOUGHT
rStOMlNENT
EDMONTON.
JAMT.lt
AND
KA.MLOOPS
MEN
SEEKINO
COMPLETION
OF
EDMONTON-VANCOl
VEIt
IIHimVAY
VANCOUVER,
March
4.
Seeking
the
construction
of
a
road
to
complete
th
automobile
highway
between
Vancouver
and
Edmonton,
a
delegation,
including
sereral
prominent
citizens
of
Edmonton,
Jasper
and
Kamloops,
arrived
here
yesterday
enroute
to
Victoria
where
they
will
confer
tomorrow
with
Hon.
W.
II.
Sutherland",
minister
of
public
works
for
British
Cclumbla,
While
In
Vancouver,
the
delegation
Is
soliciting
the
support,
of
the
Automobile
Club-of
British
Columbia
for
the
project
and
It
1
expected
that
a
number
of
Vancouver
men
will
alao
attend
the
conference
In
Victoria,
The
government
will
be
requested
to
build
forty-two
miles
of
road
In
British
Columbia
to
join
tha
Jasper
Park
highway
at
the
lnter-provlnclal
border.
JACKSHARKEY
WINS
BATTLE
SCOKED
OVEIt
TECHNICAL
KNOCK-OCT
MrTIOlE
IN
ELIMINATION
DOIT
AT
NEW
YORK
LAST
.NltlllT
'
NEW
YORK.
March
4.
Jack
Sharkey,
Boston
i
heavyweight,
scored
a
technical
knockout
last
night
ovtr
Mlke
'Mc-
Tigue
of
New
York
In
the
twelfth
of
a
fifteen-round
heavyweight
elimination
bout.
Tii
referee
stopped
the
fight
with
McTigue
attll
on
hla
feet
but
battered
and
bleeding.
Sharkey
was
leading
by
a
decisive
margin
of
points
when
the
'
engagement
came
to
a
close,
r
HOCKEY,
Ottwa,2,'rittburg
1.
Ovidlenv
7
Chlettjo
1.