ft
5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Island
i
Dvchan-ji:
Building
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
0l.
XVII.,
No,
10,
m
has
been
to
give
relief
to
people
not
to
any
specified
communities,
says
minister;
obligations
down
and
revenue
up
OTTAWA,
February
17.
Announcing
tax
reductions
oti-
led
at
$27,000,000,
lion.
Jame
A.
Robb,
minister
of
finance,
pre-
Mr
Robls
announcement
included
an
estimated
reduction
in
r-lt-imr
IVrMins
Killed
Vr-lertUy
liMini
x'li
I1iim'
Mere
IK-inolMinl
"I
I.Jublnkr
llrrrniotlim
Feb.
J7.
Nlnety-one
per-1
EKlHADE
ere
Klllcd
when
a
terrific
earth-k
demolished
twenty-alx
housea
at
o.nxe
lierremovlna
In
the
same
re-
P
which
wai
ahaken
by
dlsastroua
mWon
on
Sunday.
PEE
KILLED
IN
i
MID-AIR
CRASH
AT
TEXAS
AIR
STATION
ANTONIO,
Texaa,
Feb.
17.
!
"l
B.
A,
Coyle.
Cadet
J.
W.
Green
'
Private
R,
c
Bartel
were
vled
In
""o-air
plan
crash
at
an
altitude
of
V
(eet
over
Camp
Stanley.
i
-ertist
in
the
Dally
News.
enrt
debt
In
the
present
fiscal
year
of
All
NIAMM
HKblM
-
.....
....
.itl.n
n
TIM
A
I
HA
Vl
A
I
lb
th
n,llonal
drbt
of
'lW.000.0O0
during
J
1
llllrX
1
lvl3
lllliLLl
"h
Pl
four
years.
The
net
debt
re-
ducllon
for
19JJ-23
la
pUced
at
127.700.-
AXT
fA
A
T
r'ACTP
000
o,iiPrl
12200.000
eu-
emit
amounting
to
tT.-
reduced
from
five
to
four
per
cent,
ef-estimated
in
a
memo-'
(retire
tomorrow.
:d
in
the
House
i4
Com-1
Income
tax
cut
by
ten
per
cent
all
W.
:rda
by
Hon
Charles
around
applicable
to
this
years
e.ssss-
his
fourth
budget
in
the
House
of
Commons
today.
"The
aim
Ied
been."
the
minister
wild,
"to
lighten
the
burden
for
every
tax-
r
rather
than
afford
relief
to
special
groups
provinces
or
m-c-
i
I
of
the
country.
We
arc
again
in
the
happy
position
of
being
lo
report
a
continued
tory
of
progress
for
the
current
fiscal
which
clones
in
.March."
estimated
at
IEH.8GO.O0O.
an
increase
of
I
'tut
COMMON'
ta:Ts
A
STATE-
anM.000
over
l2S
and
IKC,
ktr
(IN
M
tTTI-lt
or
I
sIXi
The
estimated
surplus
Of
revtuue
over
;
xjndlture
for
the
present
J
ear
ta
M4..
(AN
Mil
N
INSTi:li
or
XMrKK'.t
Villi.
-
...
,
.
......
..-
..
.
!
t
11
The
approximate
Canadian
coal
to
Cen-rcuiace
imported
Amerl-
t
J
imulvt
an
annual
extra!
public
of
IM.00000
j
aJvj
be
an
annual
loaaj
RevtewMtg
trade
eoodluona.
the
gave
an
esUrasted
favorsWe
trade
balance
this
fiscal
'year
of
approximately
I2i0.000.000.
TtX
ui;mcTioxs
Tax
rrductlona
in
the
budget
are
8alea
tax
by
twenty
per
cent.
viz..
rate
i
lei
of
the
interior
To
menu.
i
i
repared
by
the
Dominion!
Excite
taxes
on
matches
cut
by
25
C
:e
estimate
being
based
per
cent
I
XOOX
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
strong
8.E,
wind;
barometer,
w.u;
......
ql
rotiffh.
neb.
Lady
Hs'mWft."
hoe
engagement
to
Mr,
11.
8.
Hubert
Dormer,
I
announced.
Bhe
la
the
widow
of
81r
Ererard
A.
Hambro.
lata
director
of
th
IUnk
of
Eng.
land,
to
whom
ahe
waa
married
In
1911
t
cost
The
calcula-j
Stamp
exemption,
increased
from
,;,,OUT
HIUi
,.E
MAIK
TO
,ml;
:
assumption
"tnsi
me,
to
em.
1
be
raised
to
a
point
ex-:.
r,;i
m
against
the
of
Alberta
coal
carried
d;:l;ar
freight
rate"
OTHER
LARGE
flMBER
PROJECT
'MllnX
NTIttlTS
TIMIIIK
I'M.
I".
I'AI'ITlt
lri
AT
Xt.lMMl.tMKI.
fIU,
OIK
II
Mi;
AT
mmpkmi
i.aki:
"A
Feb.
17
Application
for
I
:n
of
the
Uroughton
BtralU
(
Ltd.
with
eanltallratlon
of
tlCC
yesterday
revealed
a
newly
i.T-orn
which
Intend
to
take
ie
Miuara
miles
of
timber
I
Ntmpkuh
Uke
district
near
F
C:;
and
to
be
one
of
the
finest
r
'
;
.
re;
Istund.
Provisional
dl-P
-
..
:rt
nnmhjr
of
Toronto
r
-z
tiunncrs
men
as
well
as
1
D.
llamil
im.
Vancouver.
Dritlah
I"
'
:-.up
:nr..(ir
of
the
Canadian
I
;f
C
)tnmer
:e
IJAKES
IN
BALKAN
STATES
CONTINUE
All
checks
over
ten
dollars
bear
flat
rate
of
two
cents,
elective
July.
I.
Stamp
tax
on
overdrafts
and
advances
abolished.
Special
War
Revenue
Act
amended
to
I
maxe
It
Clear
was
printers
ic
uuic
w
tales
tax.
No
tariff
chenges.
ROAD
COMMITTEE
from
Hon.
John
Oliver.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat-
.(.
.
tullo.
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland.
Hon.
S.
s
t
F.
Tolmle.
H.
F.
Kergln.
M.L.A..
and
H.
AI.lll.KTA
XATl
KA
L
o.
Perry.
MU
acknowledging
receipt
ltl
ol
IK
l
TALK
of
letters
from
the
aeeretary
of
the
itl
l.Kli
ll!T
01'
IIOI
SK
committee
on
the
subject
and
promising
,
f
consideration
of
the
proposal.
'Ject
this
summer.
BULL
HARBOR
Part
cloudy,
strong
1
The
meeting
was
attended
by
the
ma-,
east
wind;
barometer
au.eu;
ieP"-:jorlty
01
tne
memoers
01
.tne
commiivee
ture
36;
sea
rough;
10
ant.
spoke
and
WM
presided
over
by
tho
chairman,
steamer
Catala
abeam
Pine
Island,
i
Alderman
Jos.
Oreer.
with
S.
E.
Parker
northbound;
8
a.m.
apoke
tug
St.
Faitn
acting
as
secretary.
south
of
Cape
Calvert,
southbouna.
WICRt
n
n.
si
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
?.-;.
r.T-r
rVV":
'!(
fit
47:
temperature
37.
,.
,
v
'
PULL
HARBOR.
Clear,,
atrohg
east
wind;
barometer
28.74;
temperature.
3f:
sea
rough.
Corsets
for
girls
are
anathema
and
hard
derby
hata
and
stiff
collars
for
abomination,
says
Dr.
S.
boys
are
an
Hcnnlng
Belgrade,
secretary
of
tha
New
Health
Society
of
England.
In
Utopia
the
rents
are
Just
as
high
at
here,
but
the
tenant
acquires
title
to
the
property
after
he
has
paid
for
it
vn
(!m.
.
VANCOUVER
KXCHANfJi:
uiacier
Oladstone'
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Silver
Crest
,
Richmond
..
Const
Copper
Bid.
1.41
1.S3
1.43
.27;
.10H
.10
2.17
.061,
.14
7.2S,
HOLDS
MEETING
ISM'ON'.YllHK.tM'i:
or
A
PltO-
poi:ii
iiKiinv.tv
to
tlk-i:
a
l
At
a
meeting
last
evening
of
the
committee
selected
to
advance
the
con
struction
of
a
road
from
Prince
Rupert
I
to
Terrace
eommunleallona
were
read
Asked
1.62
1.46
atart."
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
17.
Counsel
for
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PMNCE
RUPEKT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
17,
1927
IMTKIU.M)
WRATH
f
XX
IALISTS,
CONEKVATI
W,
Tlll.'tl
CH
II.
II
POSTMASTER
IIKNEICAL
THUMP-
STEVKXS.
OrfEll
TO
OIVK
TIIEIIl
CU-OPEKATIOX
M
ItKI
1KI
IIKAItlMi
IX
COMMONS
OTTAWA.
Feb.
17
The
first
Ultima-'
t'.on
of
the
possibility
of
a
brief
session
In
making
brief
statements
and
etptan-
R.
J.
Cromle.
publisher
of
the
Vancou-.
Mr4
of
wineMlayN
Keloii
a
Spent
the
libel
autt
launched
against
the
paper
during
the
last
election
campaign
FAIRBANKS,
February
17.
The
story
of
how
$3:5,000
from
a
dog
sleigh
at
an
isolated
Alaska
road
house
began
to;
OTTAWA.
Feb.
17.
uiacuasion
tetters
endorsing
the
highway
were
umoiu
in
tne
iuucrai
court
ncre
last
nigni
wncre
ciua
uaie,
uims
postofflce
department
trailed
Schcrmeyer
j
eleven
men
and
one
woman.
Premier
King
Refuses
Tory
Request
for.
Production
of
Correspondence
Over
China
,0'
such
revelations,
stating
that
he
was
sure
the
British
government
.13
2.20
.07
.1SH
would
not
desire
the
publication
to
the
world
at
present
of
confiden
tial
correspondence
in
connection
with
the
matter.
T.
L.
Church,
Toronto
Conservative
member,
sponsor
of
the
motion,
said
that
the
attitude
of
the
Premier
was
unfair
both
to
tne
7.B5
House
and
to
the
country
as
there
were
'
many'
Canadians
In
China
whose
people
The
way
to
get
the
most
experience
did
not
know
where
they
were.
The
for
.
the
-
least
money
Is
to
keep
the
country,
he
contended,
was
entitled
to
neighbor's
children
for
day,
'know
what
Steps
the
goveflimeut
hid
taken
to
protect
the
lives
and
property
of
Canadians
In
China,
What'
Chicago
needs
Is
a
few
personalities
on
Its
police
force,
Circulation
1472
Sales
343
slide
kUled
are
other
casualties
In
various
places
in
the
the
H0UM
of
CcmmonUhe
was
met
with
.
'
..."T;:
the
part
of
the
state
from
causes
-
-
.
.
"
aiirmuiea
10
"
me
a;
torm.
A
Los
Angeles
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
i'hone
457.
Price
Five
Onts
UDGETIS
PRESENTED
AT
OTTAWA
WORST
STORM
IN
HISTORY
OF
CALIFORNIA
CONTINUES
lanada's
Progress
Permits
of
Reduction
in
Debt
as
well
as
Further
Relief
from
Taxation
LABORITES
HOE
'SESSION
MAY
;
Tempest
Kills
Twenty-MINISTER
DOWN
BE
BRIEF
ONE
rJL
J
m1
in
Golden
State
South
MENTIONED
FIU1NO
S(JUA1
as
given
lo
the
House
or
Commons
by
ikoSPELT
TODAY
WAS
FOR
MORE
UNKIND
ELEMENTS
'
iOrtati
rr
i
mt
iIvt
eral
Thompson
waft
,
shouted
down
WU1U
WCIlt
I
E
V,
Ul
DBl'J.
W
C
flail
C
1
ft
rHnonre
from
the
ministry,
such
s
e
j
the
House
01
Con.mw.
yea.erday
whea
faaTe
t
f
....j,.
w
"i-;
-
-
-
,nInk
i
caa
44sure
thejJ
of
reiaonaWc
Labontea
atarted
a
.,demont
ration
loN
,-o.jrjticn
"
COUNTRY
IS
ISOLATED
AND
RIG
CITIES
ARE
INUNDATED
THREE
THOUSAND
HOMELESS
SAN
FRANCISCO.
February
17.
With
twenty-four
known
to
be
dead,
three
missing
and
believed
to
have
loat
their
lives
and
re-
crcydon
m
which
be
deMirqd
that
the
remif!J
P0"-"
01
twenty-eignt
injured,
some
prooaoiy
iaiany,
in
wnai
ue-firing
prm,
t0
the
criticism
of
aquad
woula
b!
the
anaaer
to
scribed
as
"the
greatest
storm
that
has
ever
visited
the
Pacific
Coast
s
resoiut:0n
before
the
h;u
aaid
any
one
wekmg
ta
preent
the
as-emb-
..DurUjg
Il4t
WMk
1
'thlx
th:i'in
its
known
history,"
California,
this
morning,
faced
the
prospect
Ur-g
of
traps
in
a
of
war
with.
HoUie
hM
witnea-cd
a
apint
of
cov.nejy:of
another
storm
during
the
next
forty-eight
hours.
Approximately
China,
in
hi
apeeaSt.
the
poatmaiter
nd
cvopertlljn
mni.n,
)n
my
opinion,
three
thousand
Californians
have
been
left
temporarily
homeless
as
General
aakt
with
to
all.g.U
.reerence
h&s
betn
unprillle!ed
durln?
mJ
a
nmlt
of
the
storm
""fl''iLf"1!!
to
Prment
we
have
expe-.
Teleirranh
comnanies
are
gradually
restoring
service
but
the
Jtcd
tne
pass:
n
3
or
tsnou
mcurfs.
I
..
turm
semblL
of
do
that
,
Ute
AutamsbUe
..ftlB
repo
rt.
the,
.
L
troopsj
flf
they
Ablation
,nnce
thc
ract
thlt
th
tft.
they
will
end
up.
and
ry
pr.pcrly
too.
Jn
.,dv.nced
lm
Uat
e..
vee.
0r,t
ITriir
)
1
OTAD
.
.
generI
Pon
at
ive
,ea.
wall
1th
firing
In
against
party
bl,u
far
tne
of
fln,ne
J
UhJ
PAMIIK
front
of
them.
It
is
Jurt
as
well
that
,
.
The
greatest
loss
of
life
was
In
tne
lllill
1
ilUlVll
they
ahould
.now
that
nght
from
the
t-
P
-
J?
"
thirteen.
There
COMING
HERE
anouu
si
auuui.
uuoi
U1U1
.,.n
W
h.r.
h.rt
.
i-minl,
nf
.
........
...
,...v
.
..
....
and
tSe4umult
that
he
V
L
V
.7
.1
7
J
despatch
aUted
that,
from
Teachlpl
ti
'"
...-..i..iv..,
......
irreat
ana.
so
ao
gTrai
was
was
uiumuii,
mas
no
r
o(
of
nretty
pretty
hard
hard
parlUmentary
parlUmentary
duty,
duty,
and
and
..
t
.
.......
APrOIXTMENT
ipmivTiicvr
us-
OK
nr.v
KEV.
J
J.
u
K.
could
not
make
himself
heard.
DISMISS
SUIT
FOR
I
think
bit's
country
and
parliament
wiil
be
better
for
a
little
aurceaae
from
bitterness
and
controversy.
I
can
say
Vanromer
sun
Hi
sleen
I.FGISL
ATURR
EfllfiAfiED
l.llrl
I
j
I
the
Mexican
border
in
aouthern
Califor
nia,
the
country
was
almost
Isolated
as
a
result
of
the
floods,
wind
and
rain
More
than
five
feet
of
water
In
Mission
I
ATI
DDnecniTinil
h
VKey.
hack
of
San
Diego,
forced
farmer.
llilLLL
TO
LOCAL
PIXPir
COMPLETED
(Special
to
Dally
Newsy
there
to
quit
their
houses
while
It
Is'
v.i,uuvr..
reo.
k.-as
a
"li'S,
Mtlmtd
thAt
lztrxour
block
in
tfte
he
mcderator.
:
O.
Me-Beach
northeastern
section
of
the
city
of
LonS
Jr.
P,ev.
e'n
pre"td
a
call
to
Rev.
J.
R.
is
under
water
with
about
two
t
Viriii
nH
nrftnni
tn
r.
nntiti
Ati
nfmni
1
r
r
driven
from
their
byterian
Church,
from
the
First
Pres
byterian
Church
at
Prince
Rupert.
A
In
rtrious
suburban
districts
of
Los
'
.
0..m
r
ver
Cun.
has
applied
lor
dismissal
or
h,
c.MHniliire
at".
Electric
llsll-
.Angeles,
floors
of
residences
and
busl-
.
.
...
,...
,
u
vi
V44V
v
(ass
ndiwx
a
ouotatu
r,!aia
mfm
f1Ae1e4
flooded
W
with
1
h
several
aVn
av
Hill
li
lness
places
are
I
I
m.iMv
la.Mn.
T
all.'
l
t41V.lC9
UUUC
IUUUUJ
.M&wua.
unu.
v.
T-W...l.
w-
tr
i
o
.
n
t..w
VTrmnfA
p.h
17
For
th
crrlr
.......
.
.
.....
i.vu.
u
...
ii.
oui,
tv
w.
-"
-
-
canyon,
tne
lasmoaaoie
resiaeniiai
niu
,
kM.un.n
Apif
i
ti
1
1
r
ft.
tmiinii
iinan
nart
of
the
session
on
Wednesday,
the
....-i-.
......
which
the
dismissal
I.
being
i.ked.
A
legislature
was
engaged
In
committee
,nd
the
home
owne
thtre,
fnrlag
Und.
J
d,Sh
tad
hoJrL
eo
writ
w..
Used
.g.lnat
Cromle
who
.1-
of
aupply.
A
nut.be,
of
vote,
under
,re
movlng
out.
,mftUer
"'"f-
"C.f
Lr5
he
leged
that
Steven,
had
used
Houae
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture
were
houSM
were
burJed
und
mInor
noods.
,h!t
hL
r
f
"
1
wm
be
unable
to
Commona
letterheads
in
promoting
oil
disposed
of
before
the
committee
rose.
The
0,tered
the
only
secure
means
share
aelllng
scheme.
The
B.C.
Electric
Railway
bill
wa,
uPlof
tMponMon
and
communication
ro
thf
per"
for
dlMiMlon
on
its
second
readme
.
J
80,
lne
Induction
induction
wm
wm
be
DC
periormea
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
State
Prosecutor
Opens
Mail
Robbery
Trial
at
Fairbanks;
Storv
owry
or
of
Lost
losi
Monty
monty
is
is
Told
101a
FISHERT1EN,
FROM
mmmmR
j.
of
Alberts',
natural
resouices
In
,i
r.d
fmm
Terr.re
Telkwa.
NewXil
He
lipnttip
and
bettor
known
as
"HIaek
Boar,
is
charired
with
papism
twii
wen,
uamr
IStlOU
US
w
HV
uvo.
.
,
L.,Lt-i-ll--
1
.....
!
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy
Holt
and
halibut
fresh
on
to-
1
they
ex-
one
of
port
for
.....
.
-
i
n
i
ii
r
t
n
nni,
innm
,
i
unii
l.'ninn
ri
i
minii.fi
inn
:i,"i",i,iii
.
un
H
.k.
....ah
ur..t
..in
iki.
wmm.
wind
temperature,
33.
Terrace.
Snowing,
north
wind,
temperature
6.
Rosswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
3.
Alyansh.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
3.
Alice
Arm.
Snowing,
north
wind,
temperature
9.
Bmlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
10
below.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
calm.
16
below
Dawson.
Foggy,
N.
wind.
43
below.
52
below
at
Fort
Selkirk
and
Stewart
River.
The
shaving
mug
social
register
stilt
exists
ln
a
Moberly.
Mo.,
barbershop.
The
proprietor
has
rows
of
handsome
ed
by
the
Presbytery
and
accepted
by
The
new
pastor
at
Prince
Rupert
will
.
v-.in-
,or
oulnera
by
Rev.
W.
J.
Seeds,
who
U
already
at
the
h.
debate
being
adjourned
.dto,,
.
pnjperty
loM
ln
MUthero
CaU.
Rupert
rorma
irom
me
siorm
win
amouns
m
p,,
ha,
resigned
the
clerkship
several
million
dollars.
Bridges
have
Qf
Westmmster
pre5bytery
and
Rev.
been
washed
out
at
Los
Angeles
and
at
-momM
Oswald
was
appointed
to
suc-Taft
one
hundred
oil
derricks
toppled
ceed
hlm
over.
VANCOUVER
HOME
nil
a
TTrn
nnnnrn
CAPE
CLElR,
LEAVE
f
IvUDLU
.-
...1-1.
-.
,
...
...
,
.
.u.
II.....
nnmmnn
1Ks
rill.
d.
..
t.
n..
n.
f.
.
r
.
U..
ll
l.
-
.11
I
......
U
.
n
LOUU
VllCS
Ol
VUB
Ul-l.CU
a
mi
out
of
order
on
Wednesday.
r.riw.
Autnmnhfi
Aunni.tien.
nulk'er
vi,
..-.,
,...
t.,..
titn
n..
...t.
r
itrn
tll
schooner
Cape
Clear
are
leaving
.
.
-
iuui
Ji'iun
iiku
riuuuh
iwv
jimca
vuhii
u
nviv
vu
w
V
tuuniuu
.ic...
,
,
.
-
c
,
,
,
K
boat
for
Seattle
where
j.
Th.
nnim
u
uken
that
the
,..n..
i,nn,ni,ii.
i.i.iinn
Rt.rt
.
..,
,
...
,
.
,
.
iL
morrows
r
w
t
rosecuior
r.ins,
in
outlining
tne
case,
iraceo.
tne
route
01
tne
.
.
to
emniovment
j.
-.,
under
reference
to
the
n.rn
nt
T.d
vieNn
of
Telkw.
1
.
....
....
..
...
.....
..
.
..
Pc
10
secure
.ur.
empiojmem
on
on
T
I
"
,
n..d.
.nd
"
.
7
7.
.
...
money
from
the
lime
it
left
beattie
until
it
disappeared
a
montn
the
fishm
vessels
out
of
that.
OLIUI
IJUC
wuiv
w.
----
.
,
U1SCU
PtllLIC
AtTOlXTS
COMMITTEE
1IKAKS
THAT
TIIEliE
YYEUK
OVEU-CIIAKOES
HIT
THAT
SI-IT.
HAXX.VS
MAXAtiE.MEAT
(iOOI)
VICTORIA.
Feb.
17.
Charges
of
mis-
4,
waa
to
be
heard
in
narcn.
uie
t
mean.
ot
advancing
the
scheme
further
"
-f""
--
-
"
management
of
the
Vancouver
Children's
.
The
team
the
from
Alaska
to
Mexlc.
and
back
again
Ing
that
he
would
not
consider
the
qucatlon
thus
being
sub-Judlce.
and
,t
declded
that
It
would
be
passenger.
atepped
during
AW
Soclet
Home
wer
Iurtoer
alred
be.
good
plan
to
have
a
reconnaissance
h'Sht
of
December
33.
1S2J.
at
William
to
Los
Angeles
where
he
was
arrested
building
of
another
fishing
boat
this
fore
tfce
c
aecountl
coaimlttee
ye,.
4,4.4.4.4.4,4.
made
ot
the
country
between
here
and
Schermeyer'a
road
house
and
the
next
and.
it
Is
alleged,
coniessed.
involvlnj
year
but.
perhaps,
ln
the
fall,
might
when
,Upcrln-
.
.
.
I
1
iwlJ
U'lulr
anil
n
t
-
aa
s-.
w.
It
M
tt
VtlllKLE
Ut.l'OUT.
44;
temperature
32.
ascertain,
route
morning
me
money
was
missing
iron
,
oiaca
ocar.
"J
w
I
Terrace
to
a
possible
teudent.
appeared,
supported
by
a
dele
land
also
th
probable
coat.
The
matter
"e
sled.
After
burying
the
J3.000,
the
f
After
the
prosecutor
had
made
his
Adolf
Anderson,
the
other
members
of
gUon
of
dlrtct4rs
of
the
tnjtuutton.
y
prosecutor
cnargeo.
mac
near-
ana
siaiemeni.
me
acience
rav
wic
vu
t.c-.
v
.
of
financing
the
undertaking
was
con-
wa
rretly
admlUed
that
the
governmsnt
H
u.ni.
isldered
and
the
committee
will
con-
the
seventy-year
old
Sehermeycr
dug
It
.case
be
dismissed
on
the
ground
that
kan
at
the
first
of
the
week
and
will
overchtrged
for
caUdren
from
uno'r.
D10BV
ISLAND.-Cloudy.
fresh
SE.
ilder
,t
utcr
date
the
possibility
of
"P
nd.
finally,
divided
it
In
September,
the
charges
detailed
in
the
Indictment
try
to
secure
berths
on
the
crews
of
ganl2ed
dlstrlcUi
0WWg
t0
mi,takes
in
wind-
barometer.
20
63;
temperature.
lhavlng
a
preliminary
reconnaissance
34.
Sehermeycr
la
Jointly
accused
with
;dld
not
constitute
a
crime.
Judge
Rlt.
fishing
vessels
out
of
that
port.
accounting,
but
It
was
generally
felt
33'
sea
smooth:
6J0
a
m.
spoke
Ala-
mnde.
Jt
waa
ststcd
at
the
meeting
me
woman
out
nis
case
nas
not
yet
ocen
cnie
rcservca
nis
uecisiou
uu
wre
mo-:
meets
left
Ketchikan
3
am.
for
Seattle,
that
possibly
the
provincial
government
"Ued
for
trial.
The
prosecutor
recount-
t
Ion
and
Instructed
the
state
to
present'
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29.-
'engtnrera
would
be
considering
the
pro-
how
Inspectors
of
the
United
States
Its
testimony.
The
Jury
Is
composed
of
j
WEATHER
REPORT.
that
Hanna'a
management
was
excellent.
sk.
LOCAL,
JEWELLER
IS
he
contends.
In
a
Missouri
barbershop.
(held
hre.
NAMED
DIRECTOR
AT
VANCOUVER
MEETING
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
17-
At
the
annual
meeting
ot
the
British
Columbia
section
Anyox.
Snowing,
north
wind.
temp.
0f
the
Canadian
Jewellers-
Association,
10.
'Alex
Waters
was
elected
president
and
Stewart.
Snowing
north
wind,
temp.
j0hn
Bulger
of
Prince
Rupert
was
Q
.V...-
.
..K..
,K.
A
...,.
01TAA,
rebruary
17.
A
motion
asking
for
the
production!
TeWranh
creek.
ciouav.
calm.
eero.
...
,11;
01
an
correspondence
between
the
Canadian
and
uruisn
govern-
Burns
Uke.
Fog,
calm,
below.
,28?;
menta
regarding
Chinese
troubles
waa
defeated
jn
the
House
of
Hareiton.
snowmgv
n.e.
wind.
4
b:UAWrniIUlTD
MAM
IC
oranby
33.oo
35.00
Commons
yesterday
afternoon.
Premier
King
voiced
opposition
to1
low.
Independence
imiviuuiLin
mnn
u
HEAD
GRAND
BLACK
CHAPTER
OF
ORANGE
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Teb.
17.
C.
E.
Carpenter
of
Vancouver
was
elected
grand
master
of
the
CI
rand
Black.
Chap
ter
of
Orangemen
,
In
British
Columbia
gilt-edged
cups,
the
largest
collection,
at
the
twenty-third
;
annual
meeting