TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Sorvlc
Anywhere
at
Anytime
'L...l.
I.'
.!.....
Il..ll.tt
MATT
VIDIX'K.
Prop.
i
la
ll.in
llaluuii
nil
IttS-liBl
ikllll
I
rilPr.l.
I.Ms
Itrlllj-
I
lllnl
Jast
two
weeks
remain
In
which
to
uir
the
vast
asn
in
tne
nrovmrw
ectlon
last
fall,
BBcclal
rcvtslcns
held
August
and
September
far
the
Do-
dally
for
the
Dominion
poll
must
jiflir
i
ax
i
r
ii
1
1
1
Liirv
wish
tu
avtr
wi
v
ovluclal.
Time
for
filing
applications
cudi
iiirri
aw
Jt
tri
i
'i
"lis
ini
ri
ni
rn
v
miiiii
Objcctloiw
to
nameji
already
on
the
l-
...
.
tfll...l
...11.
Ik.
....I.laa
rt
11
H
I1ULU
AMJUh
FREIGHTER
TOWED
IN
ii
ileum
rr,
Is
Ninv
ul
l.niKlnl
Aslorlu
tit
iio
ouniinE
in
luo
tout
or
coai
IctAhlpA
u
not
expected
to
Ue
con
1
HissMiwit
IIMii
II
Villi
HIV
UttSlii
ki
o
win
uiTavr
in
Mmn
4
.1
n
lillllV
III
Mi
l
1
1;
IIH.Ml
nv
imii.ki;
MDYBMnit.
March
24.
The
f
rovlnclal
pollw
yatei'dy
'
found
tlie
borjy
of
O.
E.
Mo-Mann
In
the
woods
wberc
he
killed
himnclf
shortly
tlr
fatsl-ly
shooting
George
Mlchlc
at
Extension
near
here
Inst
SELECTS
ROUTE
FOR
LONG
FLIGHT
FROM
!
ENGLAND-NEW
ZEALAND!
LONDON'.
March
21.
-
Ca.staln
F.
T.
Courtney,
who
will,
make
an
attempt
In
April
to
fly
from
England
to
New
Zealand
In
seven
days.'
lias
selected
the
(,rouU
to
be
tnjjn.
Tho
aeroplane
wilt
fiy
''frnm
England
y
across
Europo
W
rMalta.
where
the'.flfjt
stop
will
bo'madel'
,
second
hop
w'.ll
talic
the
machine
to
Egypt,
thence
It
will
lly
to
Buahlro.
Karachi,
across
the
Indian
Ocean
to
tho
straits
Settlements
and
on
to
Port
Dar-
'win
In'
Northern
AustralU.
Three
more
heps
will
take
the
airman
to
New
Zea
aud.
Landings
will
be
made
only
in
daylight.
Capt.
Courtney
will
have
a
ro
ller
pilot,
and
a
navigator
ana
a
wire
less
operator
will
complete
the
crew.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
.News.
Mine;-..
t..e
Uta'.h
occurred
at
3
o'clock
th
u;orn.-i-
in
the
t'rinoe
I'.ucrt
Penetal
H
.upttal
of
Jamei
Pulton
Arthur.
433
Scveuth
Avenue
Sait.
Lail
Tuesday.
dKeased.
who
was
employee,
at
the
time
In
a
local
wholesale
limine
Hcralchrd
hts
thum
on
an
x.ranxe
box.
On
Wednesday
nlht.;
thei'c
w.i'i
mln.
Infection
having
net
In.
i
Ilia
rouditlon
rip'dly
fceeaice
ertcu
.tiid
o
Prtd:i
i!
was
admitted
to
hmpital.
l"bc
presd
of
the
ln.mion
becarac
cut
ol
culr-jl
and
yesteruay
his
eondtliuii
wv
announced
to
be
crtlle.il.
ilrJUa'
k'-.'AI
wm
ua
ivalllnj
a'id
hla
death
resulted.
The
hue
Mr.
Arthur,
who
was
bora
In
Ola-sow.
8u.tland.
37
yrnrs
ajo.
carer
to
Filnte
llu,rt
itJtue
ae'en
yers
ago.
Vor
a
while
he
j.
e.nplyetl
In
the
jHMt
cf
Hoc
and
In
other
cipastt.es.
l,t
w.n.ner
he
was
en-pi-iel
In
fishery
tkwtrot
senrlce
and
worked
for
a
wh.le'
at
the
elevator
At
the
wholtMle
hoice.
whe;c
be
auatalnod
the
seemingly
illjiht
Injury
which
was
tj
prove
Xat
l.
he
had
been
wtrr!clnc
only
a
few
days.
Dc.-eiaVd
leaven
to
mourn
his
las.'
a
widow
and
l.-.ur
children
-Joan.
axl
13:
B-Uy.
aged
7:
JImjile.
4.
and
lielen.
3
A
brother
la
Robert
Arthur
and
thers
are
lour
slaters:
Miss
Helen
Arthur,
Mbi
XBlrie
Afthvrr.
arrtT'
Mra.
"Effl.
"
all
Of
Qlssgsw.
and
fn.
Bllllhirn
of
If.-ulm.
Washington.
I'lllNKMi:
IIOSTU.ITIhM
lllllUK
Ol
T
MMl
I.T.VM.IirM.V
IN
I.Mttll:
l.S.
CITILS
Mitt
VIHIK.
Al.irrh
-MThr
e.
plr.Uimi
Iml.iv
f
ii
tiMt-irur
Inire
lirtucen
Hie
Hip
Mns
iiikI
Iamhi
Inns
whs
rn.irkeil
li
the
lirruklng
out
nf
gnu
play
iilmiiM
.lniiiltuiiroii-lj
In
liruoklyn,
New
York:
Clileugii.
Illln-i)l;
Ma
nr
better.
Illinois;
mill
Clrtr
UmJ,
Oti
In.
As
u
rrvult,
tile
(lilni-
ijre
ilrl
Hlillr
llirre
rrr
i
mi
mini.
HALIBUT
7rrFvM5
TODAY
NOT
HEAVY
Hirer
Anirrlrtlil
IIikiIs
fvilil
KI.KIMI
(.hs.
ut
Lxrli.iiifi
1
1.
mm
l.hs.
Inii.nlinn
Halibut
oflcrlngs
at
the
Fish
Ex.
change
this
morning
were
rather
lljht
fill
thrt
Amerlcsui
boats
selling
40,.
000
pounds
and
four
Canadian
boats
dlvpoMlr.R
of
11.000
puunds.
Trices
wrro
about
the
nahie
as
yesterday
with
13
JO
being
tho
hlsh
price
for
tlw
American
fish
and
14c
tlie
highest
lild
for
C.ui-acllan.
Inuillnga
were
as
follows:
AMI.IIK'iW
naliilrr,
23.000
pounds,
Fnclflc
Fish
.Tics,
14.40c
nncl
Sc.
J.
F.
Todd,
0,000
ounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
ti
Cold
Storaso
Co.,
15.30c
anrl
Ec.
..
,
nrothers.
7.000
(xiuiids,
to..
Buoth
EtshcrleM,
15.20c
mid
8c.
CANADIAN
Bolma.
3,000
pounds,
to
Atlin
Flslier
Ics.
14o
and
7c.
Imim
rillNCE
KUi'ERT,
D.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
24,
1327
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
j
il
the
DC
Undertaker.
Interment
t
will
take
plcu
on
Sunday.
RESUMPTION
OF
TONG
WAR
Dolludn.
1.600
pouuds
tn
Itoysl
Fish
Co..
14c
and
Oc.
Eric
ltoy.
B.000
pounds.
toUooUiFUh
erics,
lS.COc
nr.d.iBc
Ills.
1J0O
pouiubv
to
Canadian
Fish
ui
lyuiu.
puimya
wo.,
lii.suc
ana
uc
it,
:mu.
VANCOUVHK
KXCIIANCiH
ltd.
Asked
Vhent
...1
1.41
Dunwell
1.33
jj7
Qlacier
,08t,i
.00
Independence
00
i;
.oo
(Indian
07Ji
.07
Premier
2.13
2,17
Silver
Crest
07
W-
.07
U
Richmond
.14?,
,14H
C:-ast
Copper
8.73
0.33
(JOVKI1MIK
lN
.MOOIIV
S
ll.'.IMI
.Ml;.M
lUMill
,
II;M('
Kt
llt
riiiiDCNTiti.
omim;i:
lOi
PASO,
Utre'A
34,-
D;lr.n3
'that
ettttcru
po.tllo.aiL4
a;
fjr.oa
y
eoasld-
on
the
ticket
but
we
w..ul
i
mic
head.
"They
nw
have
our
prop-iSUIvn
under
oJtsldenUlon.
liuvi
,Ci4i
s
iuii'ounteuien'.s
of
the
plans
wf
.tlie
Texas
dtiesatlon
waa
made
pet.
re
the
conrcalln
pf
the
South
we.wnx
Ciltle
P.iissrs'
Uxjclitljn.
WIIIKLKSS
KCPdKT.
K
4-iu.
DIOCY
I3LAND.CIar.
calm;
meter
30.24;
Uipcriture
40;
Mnrtlv
sea.
GO:
irwptrrture
38.
i
BULL
IIAItBoa
Part
cloudy:
light
southwest
v.lml;
baromrter
S0.1S;
tern;
ceniure
38;
moderate
ss?i;
8
pjn.
'
ai-oke
ir.otorshlp
ICorco.
Ketchikan
for
Seat'.le.
273
miles
from
Seattle:
G
jun.
sppke
ktcuner
CU
In.
left
Hardy
Bay
KUtbbouad;
6
p-m.
spoke
steamer
Ala
meda.
Ketchikan
for
Bnttle.
433
tnlle.i
from
Seattle;
6
'
pja.
spoke
tug
Cap:
,
Scott,
towing
Peruta.
abeam
Itw
Spit.!
brjund
lor-
Massett;
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Cardeiu,
abeam
Hardy
Bay.
north-;
bound.
8
ajn.
spoke
tu;
Faclflc
Mon-
,
arch,
abeam
Bunpnon
reef,
southbound:
;
8
ajn,
spoke
tug
Imbrecarla,
towlns
Skookum
No.
2,
abeiun
Storm
Island,
i
bound
for
Takush
harbor.
;
NOON
DIC1BY
I3L.S.VD.
Overcast,
fresh
Bi.
wind:
bsremeter
30.32;
temperaturo
40:
j
sea
smooth.
.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Bsromcter,
29.-
j
60:
tcnu-ernture
41.
i
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light'
southwest
wind;
btmmrter,
30.20;
tern-'
perature
40;
moderate
swell;
10:30
mm.
'
spoke
steamer
Cardcna
In
Mlllxink
sound,
northbound.
About
the
only
people
who
miner
Ir.
sllenrc
are
those
who
suffer
when
required
to
remain
sUeai
Bleared
are
early
enough
mornings.
the
poor.
Thy
tret
up!
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
,
,i
i
S
.
"
Mi.i
T'.'.Kt
V.
IVi:
IUM)lt!;l
AUHIVIMi
in
ui.xMi'Mi
uirui.N
ruo
ii.wh
wainljs
yei.erdiy
a.ler:iawa
at
i
wiili
the
wo
id
Kllj!n;
one
hour
later.
Tlie
Ilrst
brousht
jHix-eii-Stn
Inix
N-nlinni
and
the
.frond
n3erH
Irani
the
Ausniia.
In
all,
a
total
of
B73
laLLir-uts.
E.u:y.;
even
Crltuh
ooeuphd
;x
ra
ears
n
the
.Cin-n
tiiveutal
Molted
..irrlv.n;
In
Vln:i!,e
at
C.I5
lst
night.
puen;e.Ti
fro.a
the
bb.
ict.'Ua.
'iht.
iv.o
s..e.-I
tr.jh
i
e
'.ue
y
c
.lt.nc
iUs
slid
BCn-
t;H.-,lll5
who
Till
brlojat;
UiaU-D-ult..
ihe
,
."r
'ii'.iiotit
the
ihr.-e
prairie
rrsnnre
wUh
h
sutall
nujiilKT
.ln
through
Vi
'Jnt
h
Cslunihla.
Tills
aftcrn
bu
400
3Tiidli!-.'ltv
will
arrlre
-,n
a
Aecla:
train,
p?
en?trs
iYn
t'
8
a.
United
.1'a.e.s.
Ttiey
:i:
he
a.-xompanled
by
,t.
Ibdcrff,
of
the
Ssnd.iiA-Un
..nerlean
Line
of
Coiiciihaen,
.whu
;ouitcvs
trw.
w.th
this
party.
Almost
jthe
entire
ruvta
of
thts
pa-17
will
be
,fx.T
Saskatchewan
and
Aleetta
with
very
few
rcmlalnj
in
Minttooa.
a
tl'
Cantlnentnl
lAnttert
ttnlght
.
there
will
be
another
party
of
137
;
untish.
DEAD
TTtES
rDlNTAaarometrr.
20..:
lml
on
rrtflay
mrntjvs
is
psc;;rs.
Hscnn-inMU
;iio
Auitu:a.io
the
number
of
511
while
the
sewnd
train
has
on
board
473
persons
who
came
over
on
the
Reydslitz.
Many
of
the
latter
party
are
0ran
families.
I
Nine
families
will
arrive
over
the
lines
nl
the
Csrvul.su
Natlotul.
three
fromj'
the
BS.
Ausonla.
three
irom
Aulanla,
,
and
three
British
fimtlies
lr?m
the
Letltla.
SPECIAL
COIN
IS
SUGGESTED
VANCOL'VEK
lKf
tlMSUN
NIIW
ML
i:U
IMILL.MI
lO
MAKK
Jl-
isilli;
or
con;i)!.!t
v-
t
TIO.N
VANtOIAKIl.
Marih
21.
Sjilil
sitter
iloll.ir.
coined
fnn
llrltlsh
Culumlila
lher
wits
Kitsgrsleil
anil
eiiilireil
M
highly
mi
liable
uii-senlr
for
Hie
hhllrth
unnleriir)
of
SKiilrdrrutloii
nt
'
the
Initial
or-gnoitiitlun
nirrllng
of
Ihr
rhle
irelrlirullun
loinmlllee
here
Li-t
lilfht.
The
ii-;etlm
will
be
lor-wsrileil
to
Otlanu.
AND
(SUOUI
OF
1IANKEHS
AtM.OUVhi;,
alarch
21,
The
nurehn.se
of
the
KxliMiuulh
i
mine
in
the
rortland
Canal
district
from
Grant
Muhood
of
Vancouver
anil
Seattle
by
the
John
l
Kendall
Co.
of
Toronto
and
a
groujij
Circulation
liOO
8ales
423
NEW
FREIGHTER'FOR
!
iieres.ln;
VimcI
Ore
M)liiirnt
lii
t'uu-t
Irom
llrlng
tin.
Alalia
i
mi
VANCOWEX
March
2t.
SS.
James
Orlfflths.
new
SJOO-ton
freighter
pur
chased
a
few
weeks
ago
by
the
Coast-..wle
Steamship
and
Barge
Company
for
their
British
Columbia-California
coast
A
hypocrite
U
a
man
who
can't
even
1
"I
service,
arrived
here
today
from
to
enjoy
the-
beautiful
liellcve
what
he
hears
when
he
talks
I
Mobile,
Alabama.
to
himself.
I
Brln;ln?
a
full
cargo
of
rice
from
i
Mexican
ports,
the
vessel
docked
n.
Stewart
Mine
is
Sold
.
to
Eastern
Investors
in
Half
Million
Deal
t
Vv,n,
f1fnan
Whiff
fnp
H1-hiip
,l-ut
the
purchase
of
the
big
freighter.
Built
In
1920,
In
Mobile,
and
launched
as
the
City
of
Lordsberg
for
United
j
States
Shipping
Board,
the
vewel
has
l.een
comparatively
little
service
and
Is
KXTCNUATH
I'llOI'KKTV
WUCMAHKU
FKOM
(SHAN'T
MAUOOIi
aii'Teet
in
ungthTlshe"
a'betln'of
in
JOIINM.
KKNDALL
CO.
OF
TORONTO
!ao
feet
and
a
depth
oi
33
feet.
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Large
Upstair
Dining
.Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457.
Price
Five
Cetiu
I
V
I
f
INbSb.
VIA
K
b.
bl
KIHb.H
Aliv
AM
b.
UNSEKVATIVES
PROFESS
IGNORANCE
OF
TRANSACT
ONS
oreisners
Are
Killed
When
Nanking
Shelled;
Fire
Opened
by
Ships
INVOLUTION
HUT
COUNSELS
AGAINST
PROPERTY
DESTRUCTION
SHANGHAI,
March
21.
Nanking
and
Chinkiniiir
fell
to
the
1
-
-
.
v
.
.
.
n
.
elf,
WHMIV
I
a
s
la
,
.
.
-
.
.
e
MCiiiiiN
in
Kfvnrai
inwrif:iiw
;ii
N.'inkitMr
iir
sm
r
i
jH
.
-
.
......
.
........
9
iiHioMiif,!
art.
BSastrta
4tklf7l
,
VVIIVIMI
l
V
tt,
US
11
W
I'M
tl
II
I
1
1
tl
1111
lV
Wl
rfi
111
I
II
IT
ZILLIlPKfMl
I
Ilia
V
lift
II
ON
I
rlt
rn
Ihii
n
i-ifi
aiii(niini
inif
1
xM
.
,
"
.
.
...
r..
.
"
t
inn
in
ii
iiu
r
li
1117.111
iiul
lihi
xiLLunurrM.
J
Althuu
i
the
K'm'ral
Htrikc
ha.i
lt
ail
left
off
Iwro,
railw
y
".Ik
Ul
M
L
r-tii
tr
tlllU
1
IIIUII
WL'IL'
HLII
1
Ills
L
LI1IK
III
1
l.
F.NTALSWHO
CAME
IN
1926
IAWA
H1TJ1
.'i.
lirpiynu
U
....
u
i
.M...vm
iim
.
...
.
.
a
n
i
r1
.
.
,
jiiLiiimflinn
na
i
ri
i
-
entered
Canada
during
the
IOt
the
Chinese,
none
of
whom
were
.Immigrants.
52
luri
alreilv
left
th
country.
The
Japanese,
who
Included
lot
farmers
and
134
unskilled
laborers,
were
divided
as
follow:
male.
110:
female.
children
108.
IUKH0B0R
IS
SUICIDE
IIIMHKI.I
UIMI.i:
MAItltlAUi:
ILS-
TIVITli:s
IN
lUIMlf(i;sH
AT
momi;
BUCHANAN
S-uk..
March
24,-
AVhlk'
h.m
lit
ah
Ik
nMluw
.InMlh
rnw
n
i
i
rm
t
I
if
TO
GET
ON
L'SIS
noon.
A
number
of
Aiuertonii
tvtllora
were
woundrU.
Urltlsh
and
United
StaU
Imiding
parties
fuhl
their
w
to
the
SUndard
Oil
plant
and
look
eu'.
JurHgners
tmUarlUi.;;
Uiem
upun
the
warihlps.
MntKKiv
im:mms
Btrintefit
demands
for
the
proltctloi.
of
f
rl(n
lire,
at
Mar.klnc
wete
arerved
"ii
ChtiHtae
off'claU
today
at
a
eoultr-enre
w.th
Or:uah
and
America:,
nprt-rentallvea
alurd
the
Drlth
cruue.'
Emerald.
The
Ohlrec
offtetaU.
i.re-aiunably
Oantoitaae,
were
brought
a-Mard
year
the
Eu.crald
after
number
ol
loreltn
I
tlveii
"had
been
I
cut
in
firing
In
the
etty.
The
dcoiatUi
were
for
Immadte
pro.
teetk.ii
of
all
foretsoera
and
properly.
The
Uantoneae
general
In
cc-mmand
mint
rfpjrt
aboard
the
Emerald
beicre
U
o'oktt
tonight
to
negotiate
reapeet-ln(
ouw.vjsf
couunltted
by
hi
trospa.
All
Jornjnrn
matt
be
delivered
on
the
Bund
unCer
rxoort
by
ten
o'clock
Frl-
day
mcrnlnz.
UrUeaa
thee
dsmantU
are
Nmklug
will
te
treated
at
a
rr.lll-tary
iniet.
rone.
'The
Chinese
people
have
awakened
:
and
the
great
commercial
centre
of
phtmjrul
will
become
not
only
a
bate
for
the
Chinese
Nationalists
but
for
world
revolution."
aay
a
manifesto
lesued
to
the
Chinese
people
today
by
Oeneral
fa
I
Tnung
Hal.
Oantontxf
-iruiinder.
"The
people
must
dlatln
ffulsh.
however,"
the
manl.erto
n&i.
"between
attacking
Imperialism
and
fsr
itjTtcr.
Tliey
must
not
attack
foreigners
jnd
tfestroy
thetr.proptrty."
NOT
..TI.K)lli:l(IN
Doelnrlng
that
for
eighty
yn
the
Im.erlaliU
had
been
u:We;-
the
prelection
ef
unequal
treaties
which
had
becu
reducing
China
to
a
atatc
of
vasealage.
.the
manifesto
warns
thnt
the
Chlnsc
nui'.
understand
that
tho
Nationalists
Ho
not
Intend
to
create
a
?cucril
nntl
fcreJgn
movement
or
to
abolish
all
Instl-Utlwiii
mid
systems
of
tmperlallatlc
character.
TRAGIC
DEATH
TEXAS
MAN
IS
SETTLERS
ARE
Tory
Leader
Has
No
Reason
to
JAMES
ARTHUR
l'.SSi:il
.1V.W
IV
IIOSIMTAI.
THIS
MOKMMi
.ts
A
litSl
l,T
Of
lil.DOK
jl'OlMl.V
lA.MII.V
MKYIU.S
I-
Under
the
most
tragic
of
clrcum-1
1ED
COMING
WESTi
Believe
Votes
of
Any
Members
Influenced;
Twigg
Says
Rumor
I
VICTORIA,
.March
21
R.
II.
I'ooley,
upposition
leader
in
me
wiN-:nnF.o.
March
24
Approximately
legislature,
yesterday
told
the
commission
investigating
campaign
aim
new
Miiicn.
are
arrivii-.s.
m
win-
fund
contributions
that
he
had
not
the
slightest
reason
for
supposing
nipt;
ever
the
Canadian
Nat.onal
Hues
hat
camimiL'n
fund
contributions
in
1021
had
influenced
the
vote
of
er.us
D
.if
Xowdy.
...ctuor
ti
Tex.s.
hetweca
now
tad
Friday
mornin;
ori
'
any
memjcr
of
the
Legislature.
as
jircsincuuai
tuiuer.
Luusresatuaii
.
""'
""
Claude
Hudspeth,
of
(!at
t
v.iiul
'.he
Ixl.e.
that
he
atsafur
u.
to
presl-ds.aial
tiu.bcr.
Tlie
'lezz
irp.s-jcnu.lv?
said:
Tam-;ns;iy
11x11
ibeu
cair
to
u.
in
Wa.li-lnt'fu.
tix:.,
and
cf'.er;U
t-i
let
Ttxs
wlti-Ii
sI.ybjs
hat
bun
an
o.-erIiei
,11'ily
Virtu
ir.Uc'
aUte,
lume
the
Ui.
,eiul
oi
oar
natlontl
ucxev.
f
'
Our
reply
tva
Jul
we
would
g
,
theui
ire
a
t
er
bj'BHii
ug
the
head
o.'
It.
We
luuusd
Uwlf':
Wt
..Id
he-!
(
).
M.,.t,I
.....
Ij.m.-
.
.u
.
...
A...
'
.in
j
i.iiiii
y
umivu
i.
ii
i
The
first
ef
these
specials
arrived
In
H,
D.
Twigg,
M.L.A.
for
Victoria,
said
the
first
time
he
had
heard
any
suggestion
of
improper
influence
was
when
it
was
made
Jicfore
the
Odium,
select
committee.
Mr.
Twigg
confessed
tojhaving
no
knowledge
regarding
beer
transactions
and
said
that
all
he
knew
eardln?
campaign
funds
was
general
.
aaiors
regarding
whiskey.
He
sujsested
.hat
the
commission
inquire
Into
appo.ntmertt
of
a;:uts
handlln;
whUkc
Ct
iiimlsslans
pad
such
areata
he
housht
should
be
aved
tj
the
province.
T.
H.
Klrt.
meai'cr
of
the
Vancouver
;
Conservative
exemtlve,
said
that
hn
was
a
cad4late
In
the
provincial
ele-ttcn
In:
3
ALASKA
FLYER
REPORTED
SAFE
13J4
hut
hs
had
nothing
to
da
with
!,'
hm
mii.mi
.
ranr.i.
nil.
Mut?n
iunds
for
his
psrty
cn
that
j
UV
IMHANS
ON
Kt
SKOKWIM
caisloii.
That
M
hid
never
received
j
uiVKIt
'.iy
contributions
from
liquor
cr
arew-
ry
lateresti
and
that
he
hs.d
never
sought
any
was
hts
testimony.
J.
It.
'UuilHin
was
chairman
of
the
finance
enmwlttee
of
the
Vancouver
Con3erva-ilve
Association
during
1914.
Ere.itan
B.
Brown,
provincial
secretary
if
the
Liberal
A.ssociatlon.
said
that,
al-
'h
rujh
somethln;
m!;ht
have
been
con
McORATH.
Alaska.
Match
24.0.
E.
d.)
Vouus.
ctlss.ns
aVlatoc
has
been
f
jund
and
Is
alive
and
well
In
an
Indian
settlement
cn
the
ba&ki
of
the
Cufkokwim
River.
1'ounj.
wh
dropped
cut
of
slht
a
.week
ago.
shortly
after
he
$o:k
eff
ar.au
McOrath
for
Eethelyln
the
lower
trlbuted
by
the
brewers
to
1024
liberal
:
Kujtcjjm,
csuntry
was
force
J
by
cn-eampalgn
funds.
It
had
not
come
Under
;jgitte
trouble
to
land
wtcn
he
was
wlth-h!s
Jurisdiction.
in
74
mUcs
of
his
destination.
The
commission
adjourned
until
Wed-1
gegwaz
shelter
In
the
..spare
timber
ieday
next.
CHINAJIAX
XA.MKII
A-4
COMMON
CtNUIIIATK
LONDON.
Mrch
24.
Fung
Baw,
a
Chinese
born
in
Hongkong
and
consequently
a
British
subject,
has
been
named
by
the
Communists
as
a
parliamentary
candidate
for
the
Holborn
division
of
London.
Fuug
Saw
ts
43
years
old
and
hss
been
an
agitator
among
seamen
In
China
since
he
was
a
small
boy.
His
name
means
"Long
Life
and
Oood
Luck."
.which
lutes
the
Koikslcwlm,
he
Succeed
ed
In
starting
a
fire,
although
a
00-anlle
gale
was
blowing
down
the
river.
He
was
found
by
the
friendly
native,
who
fed
him
and
gave
him
medi-.al
attention.
SCHIAVONI
IS
WINNEROFCUP
OLII
POLISH
PATIHOT
A
Nil.
ARTIST
CILOlV
ItlXNERS
CP
IX
LIVERPOOL
MI'ltINO
CtT
RACE
TOII.W
LIVERPOOL.
March
34.
Lord
Derby's
iSchlavonl
won
the
Liverpool
Spring
'Cup
today
three
lengths
ahead
of
Old
j
Polish
Patrtct.
Artlut
Qlow
waa
third.
COASTWISE
COMPANY;8
hJlt
PLAF-OFF
IN
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
ON
FRIDAY
Cuiiuillnii
Nutional
Operutors
mid
Mtomgr
Will
Meet
for
City
Chuinplouslilp
of
the
city
championship.
Cold
The
first
of
tlx
playoTs
In
the
Crlb-bage
League
between
the
Canadian
National
operators,
winners
"of
tlie
first
hslf
of
the
season,
and
the
Cold
Stor-
aftet
which
she
will
be
Disced
on
hcri8e
team-
dinners
In
the
second
half.
!
new
run.
The
company's
fleet
U
mainly
'
WU
uk
Pl4c
on
FrWay
nljht.
The
devoted
to
carrying
ore
and
general
""""1
Eamo
played
,
on
next
parjo
to
and
from
northern
ports,
and
'
Wednesday
and.
if
a
third
Is
necessary.
the
necessity
for
a
latger
vessel
to
"ler
aalc
wul
arranged
lor
u.
Joe
with
the
heaviest
ocein
stcrms
off
Ttc
wlnncr
'
'h
"
j
the
Orejou
and
Catlfcrnla
coasta
brought
rded
the
Dawson
cup.
emblematic
LADYSMITH
TO
HAVE
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
1
VICTORIA.
March
24
The
provlnclat
police,
through
Inspector
T.
W.
8.
Parsons,
have
negotiated
.on
agreement
with
the
city
council
of
Ladysmlth
WOMAN
HAS
FORTUNE
dTnf
i
ST
Z
!
their
hands.
The
Ladysmlth
civic
au-
in
r.asicrn
oanKor.s
is
announced
here.
The
purchase
is
said
to
ru-
Ji".
iiiunrhr
i.
iiutrhiiiMiu,
of
;
thorit'es
have
given
notice
to
the
pre
present
nn
Investment
of
some
$500,000.
The
newly
formed
director-1
holme,
inherits
one-Tiiini
of
i.-
sent
municipal
force,
fite
includes
Oeneral
A.
K.
Koss,
M.l,
Kingston.
Ontario:
Edward
I
Maie
I
r--
il.
harne,
Toronto;
George
Kendall.
Salt
Lake
City;
II.
15.
KoboiWi'i
TT.
'
.
.
TRFHIT-M&N
K
of
tho
Antf1.i-l.mMl..nl
firH
V,
V...I,
i
....
via
I
I
VTrntA
VICTORIA.
Victoria,
.March
,Mar:n
2I.--Mrs.
i'l.
Mrs.
..Rianche
.pianclie
.
LULUll
1(1
fill
.10
"
"
"
m.
iuilll(Vllt
..V"
lUIA
flllU
UUIIUUII,
41I.IU
1
i
tl
il-rank
Woodsidc,
Vancouver,
presidunt
of
Chamber
of
Mines.
m
Several
weeks
ago
Mr.
Mahood
and
Mr.
Kendall,
the
latter
feeing
the
head
at
the
John
P.
Kendall
Co.
of
Toronto.
4
financial
concern,
were
la
Prince
Ru
pert
on
their
way
East
from
Stewart.
Mr.
Kendall,
(n
an
Interview
with
the
Dally
News
at
that
tlme,.suld
he
had
made
a
thorough
examination
of
the
very
pleased.
the
Iiiitish
Columbia
Mil.
I'ATTl
l-LO
CO.MIXd
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands
and
member
of
tlie
legislature
for
Prim
Rupert,
win
arrive
In
tlie
city
on
April
8
to.
pay
a
vUlt
to
lu
constit
uency.
It
Is
expected
that
he
will
-
re
I
Extenuate
.property
With
.which
,
he.
was
iraaln
here
for
several
days.
,,nayne
Hutchinson,
who
resides
at
Swsllowflcld
Farm,
Weitholme,
Vancouver
Island,
will
receive
an
Income
or
life
from
a
one-third
share
In
the
residuary
estate
of
her
father,
Mr.
Wll-Jlam
a.
Pajrne,
who
died
at
Borough
pf
Klirjston,
Lunzerne
County.
Pennsylvania,
on
April
13,
1320,
and
who
left
assets
valued
at
84.S88.032.
The
British
Columbia
estate
of
Mr,
Payne
totals
830.213,
aud
tha
government
i.
t
ROTARY
SPEAKER
H.
A.
Ross
waa
the
speaker
at
thv
Rotary
club
luncheon
today.
Mr.
Rom,
who
was
associated
for
over
four
year
with
the
Dominion
Income
taxation
department,
gave
an
interesting
Ulk
on
taxation
matters
and
also
related
a
number
of
personal
experiences.
President
a
H.
Orme
presided
and
at
the
.
of
this
provlnce-,wlH
collect
Vie
sum
of
conclusion
of
the
address,
thanked
Mr.
Ifl0.777.10
la
suo:oa3loa
duties
therefrom.
Ross
orv
behalf'
of
the
club.
.
..