5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and'
Ambulance
Service
iiiivnnciL'
11
l
Anviimo
mi
nun
veiinnnn
iii.ii.ii
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOt
Til
(
(IMMITS
M
K'llli:
IX
f.AMIOAT
AT
III.OKIlIX
JUflTENAY
March
30.-
nolert
Mc-
lltc.'iiu
u;;ml
58
wua
ao
badly,
crushed
hen
he
wiui
caught
In
a
donkey
cn-Lc
in
a
logging
camp
up
the
Island
om
here
that
he
died
at
the
Ilocl;
iy
Uospltal,
Uolm
llulenn,
aged
10.
whoic
body
waa
Itmd
aboard
the
launch
'
Jolly
Jumbo"
Uloedcl
with
a
bullet
wound
through
ke
head,
left
a
note
expressing
his
IteuUon
to
'end
U
all."
iSKA
VALLEY
HAS
VOLCANOS
V
l
lfATI
Il!"
IX
VAI.I.i:V
Of
TKN
llllOl
MANK
h,MOKi:S
Alii:
ACTH
V-
Actoiiinxu
to
hi;.iii
IlKI'OUT
SEWAttD.
March
20.
-Ilcncwcd
netlv-
In
the
Valley
of
Ten
Thousunu
mokes
la
reported
by
the
mull
nd
M.T
...
...
cngcr
atcamor
Btarr
wmcn
rctumeu
Monday
from
a
yoyage
to
polnta
Hons
tho
Alaskan
Peninsula
and
the
tteutlan
Islands.
Heavy
smoko
and
cam
la
Issuing
forth
from
two
craters
the
valley.
.
RICHO
STATION
TO
HAVE
NEW
MACHINES
VANCOUVER,
March
20
Two
plants.
In
Avro
Lynx
and
a
HS2L,
are
expected
Irom
the
East
at
Jericho
air
station
In
Ihe
near
future.
At
present
two
Avros
knd
one
H82L
are
being
employed
In
Ihe
training
of
eastern
officers
there.
Mother
mm:
nine
is
kept
In
reserve.
m.iiioi
,s
m;tiia('k
VANCOUVER,
March
20.
(By
Pre).
Joe
Banker's
application
tor
a
new
trial
received
a
.
serious
set-1
back.
Monday
afternoon
-when
the
'Courr
of
Appeal,
by
a
four
.
to
one
decision.,
retimed
to
admit
new
evidence
tendered
by
counsel
for
the
convicted
man.
Only
Mr.
Justice
McPhllIlp
held
that
a
new
trial
should
be
directed
fdr
the
purpose
of
hearing
the
evidence
tn
ques
tion.
ennrlea
Relnholt.
crown
minion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkliuon.
was
produced
In
court
and
examined
by
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C..
crown
counsel,
and
J.
Edward
Dlrd.
counsel
for
the
accused.
lie
Insisted
that
hh
evidence
In
tlie
trial
at
Prince
Rupert
was
right
and
denied
that
he
had
spoken
to
Walklnson
at
all.
Chief
Justice
McDonald.
In
rejecting
the
motion
for
admission
of
new
evidence,
held
that
there
was
no
sugges
tion
of
animus
on
Itclnholfs
part
to
cause
the
court
to
discredit
him.
He
held
that
the
evidence
waa
not
ot
any
great
Importance
In
any
case
and
that
the
court
should
not
admit
evidence
that,
with
any
reasonable
care,
could
have
been
obtained
at
the
trial.
The
chief
justice
was
supported
by
Mr.
Justices
Martin.
Oalllhcr
and
M.
A.
Mr.
Justice
McPhllllps
held,
however,
that
he
would
allow
the
new
evidence
to
go
In
on
the
ground
that
anything
favorable
to
a
man
on
trial
for
Ills
l!(c
should
be
heard.
Argument
on
the
appeal
on
points
of
Uaw
was
rcaumed
today
by
Mr.
Bird.
imititv
or
i:viiii:n(.i:
That
the
trlah
Judge
should
have
taken
the
case
from
the
Jury
and
let
the
accused
go
because
the
crown
had
failed
to
Implicate
.Suukcy
with
the
crime
was
the
contention
raised
thki
morning
by
Mr.
Bird
who
complained
nt
the
paucity
of
the
Indian's
Identification
and
the
Illmslncm
ot
the
evidence
produced
at
the
trial.
Mr.
Dlrd
charged
that
the
Indian
had
been
taken
four
times
from
his
cell
and
questioned
by
the
police
before
a
statement
was
elicited,
He
argued
tlial
tho
statement
which
was
finally
obtained
from
Snukey
was
not
admlstMblo
as
evidence
because
accused
was
'In
fcaf
of
the
law."
The
argument
Is
proceeding.
t
i:tiiku
ui;i'oin.
Prince
Kupcrt.
Raining,
southeast
wind:
temperature,
43'.
Terrace.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
41.
.
Itotswood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
40.
Alyansh.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
40.
Alice
Ann.
Heavy
ra'lu,
calm,
temp.
40.
Anyox.
naln,
calm,
temp,
40.
Stewart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
38.
Hazelton.
Light
rain,
calm,
temp.
40,
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
32.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
37,
Whltehorsc.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
28
Stewart
River
Clear,
North
wind,
temp.
20.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
4-
nessed
last
night's
match.
IN
AUSTRALIA
xtati:
i:i.i:ctiox
n
mh
th
ani
Mt'.sT
ki:si
i.ti:h
I'mavou-Aiii.v
rou
them
toiiav
AlH
UMOi:.
Munh
S!l.
The
Mule
eld
lion
In
Smith
ami
WrMrrn
Ahs-truMu
rrMilti-d
uiifatru)ilv
for
Uilmr
ndminl'tratltitix,
the
l.HnraN
and
(nil
ii
try
imrly
n-eurlng
tueiityktx
nut
iif
fnrty-xlt
irul
III
hnlith
Ann.
trulla
while
In
WrMrrn
AuMrallu
the
Imii
Oppiltlnn
partlm
eliileil
tue
ntv-thri'e
inenilers
ajnliiM
Ihe
Mimr
iiiiinliir
far
the
Ijiliiirltri,
WARSisIPSTO
BE
INVITED
an
corxrii.
ioiri.ii;s
with
m
u-
(icstion
or
(
i;i.r.uit.Ti(iN
com-.mi
i
i
li:
The
secretary
of
t,ho
July
1
cclcbra-
tl
committee
asked
the
city
council
last
night
to
lender
an
Invitation
to
British,
Japanese
and
American
warships
to
pay'
it
visit
to
the
port
for
the
celebration
and
the
oouuoll
endorsed
the
suggestion
on
motion
of
Aid.
W.
J.
Clrccr
and
Aid.
R.
F.
Perry.
In
the
discussion
on
tho
matter
It
was
pointed
out
by
the
mayor
that
ho
had
attended
the
meatlng
when
the
suggestion
had
been
made
and
he
had
found
the
commlttco
very
anxious
to
make
a
success
of
the
affair.
He
favored
the
lUca"of
th'"
council
co-opcratlug
wlth!lthe"eomnUHoe
by
extending
tho
'
'
Invitation.
Aid.
Stephens
waa
not
opposed
to
having
the
ships
como
but
he
felt
that
It
would
call
for
some
expense
on
the
part
ot
the
city
In
entertainment.
Different
members
of
the
council
fav
ored
the
proposal
which
was
finally
adopted
without
opposition.
."Brown
certainly
lets
the
rest
of
the
world
go
by
these
days."
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPEUT,
B.C..
tj&ESDAY,
MARCH
29,
1D27
ing
Yangste
River
and
have
them
trained
on
British
warships
and
merchantmen
assurances
from
the
home
government
as
to
their
fate.
Sir
Austen
explained
that
there
was
no
British
concession
at
Shanghai
as
al
Hankow
but
that
the
British
Intercuts
were
centred
In
the
International
settlement,
the
future
of
which
could
be
determined
only
In
consultation
wllh
other
Interested
powers.
No
negotiations
arc
progressing
at
The
cities
of
Hankow
and
Kashlng.
the
dispatch
siys.
havo
declared
themselves
wholly
Communistic.
COAL
MINE
DISASTER
present
nor
Is
It
possible
to
negotiate
j
hPS,m.
Umtom
fn.m
T..ko
Tell
fully
in
the
present
anarchial
condl-,
r
,
,,,,,.
,
l
l(mrrr
uu.
hue
iuivikii
iiimwucr
aaia.
(
ANTONESi;
MOl'NT
(ilt.NM
The
Cantonese
at
Nanking
have
1
IONDON.
March
20
A
dcKimtch
mounted
heavy
guns
on
Lion
Hill
over-1
Tokyo
says
that
130
miners
arc
knowj,
looking
the
Yangste
River
and
have
to
have
perished
In
a
coal
mine
distrained
them
on
British
warships
and
j
aster
In
Japan.
Sixty
bodies
have
been
iiicrcnammcn
ancnorca
m
the
river
recovered.
nays
a
Shanghai
dispatch
to
the
Dally
Mall.
The
Cantoncso
have
also.
It
Is,
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Colonial
Independence
With
Strong
Imperial
Relations
Urged
by
Governor
General
VICTORIA,
March
20.
Outlininir
his
vision
fif
thn
iiliiro
Hint
Canada
would
hold
in
tho
future
British
Empire,
Viscount
Willing-don.
Governor
General
of
Canada,
in
addressing
the
Canadian
.Club
,here
at
luncheon
yesterday,
following
the
presentation
to
him
in
the
city
council
chamber
of
the
freedom
of
the
city,
the
first
time
such
a
gift
has
even
been
made
in
Canada,
snid
"Thr.
Emnln.
will
K
one
the
like
of
which
the
world
has
never
seen,
an
Empire
which,
w.iitiutur
pusstmisis
may
say,
tne
more
independent
and
free
the
.various
parts
may
bcome
in
matters
of
administration,
the
more
closely
bound
will
they
be
in
ties
of.
also
presented
with
a
old
key
as
a
loyalty
to
the
throne."
symbol
of
privilege.
The
name
of
the
Oovemor
Qeneral
Replying,
Viscount
Wltllugdon
said:
""
"
"Mcnoca
in
a
book
"I
can
safely
promise
i
will
do
mv
"Has
he
bought
a
house
by
the
side
of
freemen
of
the
city
of
Victoria
which
of
the
road?"
I
it.
Is
expected
will
be
preserved
for
cen-
"No,
he
got
a
used
ear."
Iturles.
The
distinguished
recipient
was
utmost
to
see
that
no
act
ot
mine
will
bring
discredit
on
your
city
In
this
its
first
choice
of
free
men."
Circulation
1500
NEW
Al
TOMOIIILE
Sale
423
jjPI
'"
HflKlljinBn
f
i'
I
Si.
BBjajBwamWaamilmS&ffM3to
aBBIIImI
NEWSPAPER
WOMEN'S
CLU1I
ISALL:
Stajre
and
government
celebrities
joined
newspaper
women
and
3,000
noted
guests
on
March
11
in
the
grand
ballroom
of
the
Ritz-Carlton
Hotel
in
New
York
City.
Charlie
Chaplin
hobnobbed
with
Major-General
Summerall
and
his
party.
IOKT
MH.I.IWI
WINS
MUST
IIIX'KKV
UAMU
VrieOUVBR,
4lfc
20.-Trt
WUIUan
wsprjaa
BttU'
Allan
Cup
hockey
gSme
wlfh
"Toronto
Orada
by
a
oore
of
three
to
two
and
will
play
again
on
Wednesday
night,
a
victory
then
giving
them
the
coveted
silverware
which
Is
emblematic
ot
Canadian
amateur
champion-
.,
'
ihlp.
Ten
thousand
enthusiastic
who!e
D!
UnK-
hun!ry
,or.the
game'
wlt
credibility
waa
atucked
by
i
:
London
Cabinet
Decides
iVo
More
Concessions
Will
he
Made
Until
Peace
and
Order
is
Established
hi"i;i:i)
uKt'oito
is
.
.MADE
IN
I
I.OUIOA
f
1
DAYTON
BEACH,
Florida,
March
SO
Major
it.
O.
D.
Sea-
LONDON,
March
29.
The
British
cabinet
has
decided
to
take
1
Brave.
British
driver,
established
a
firm
stand
in
China
and
to
make
no
further
concessions
there
new
"J1
wcf
this
morning
until
the
present
"anarchial"
conditions
are
ended
and
the
Chinese
wllh
a
1,000
hP-
racln
utt-
authoritics
have
proved
themselves
capable
of
establishing
order.
:
moblle
whcn
hc
trTeIIetl
at
Leaving
a
two-hour
cabinet
meeting
in
Downing
Street,
Sir
Austen
'
rate
oi
207
MUe
an
hour
f
li
,i
rti
1
...
,-1
.i
I
fnM,ii,ti
c.MnlnH..
.
l
it..
If
r
r
u.....,,,t
iiitim
onicwi;,
iiuantu
iu
uic
iiuui:
ui
commons
,
.
,
,
,
and
there
assured
the
members
that
there
would
be
no
further!
surrender
of
British
rights
in
China
until
the
Chinese
could
preserve
order
wherever
their
authority
existed.
I
Members
of.
the
House
sought
lntor-
.
i
matlon
as
to
Orcat
Brltalu'a
entire
re-
I
....
.
,
.
,,.H
Uatcd,
manned
,..H
,K.
the
river
forts
u
,
.
,
...
i
between
latlon
to
the
Cntnesc
situation
assert-
;
....
,
,
.
nh.v,.
Cnlnklang
and
the
mouth
,k
of
the
lng
that
the
foreign
community
in
Y,.
m
.
.
,
Shanghai
was
anxiously
awaiting
re-
veS5el5,
the
,tcamer
afire
by
sheila.
I
GEORGIAN
BAY
CANAL
FILL
PASSES
SECOND
READING
AT
OTTAWA
:.
Knrc'j
23.
The
Georgia:,
i
Bay
Canal
bl'.!
r
:ce:ved
Its
second
read-1
ing
in
the
Houss
of
Commons,
last
j
night
aud
passed
by
a
majority
of,
fifteen
on
a
division
of
103
to
88.
De
bate
on
the
bill
has
been
In
progress
fcr
two
weeks.
The
government
Is
VIIIC
IOC
lADIMrCPt
ppwlln
1
e
measure
wniic
(Jo
riser
lVlLLj
LOU
Jm
rtIJlvatlvel,
voting
against
It.
KtllSlltHU
MISSIONARY
FROM
china
will
be
in
city
at
Week-end
Word
has
been
received
in
the
clt
from
Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
deaconess
ot
the
Flrat
United
Church
here,
that
her
sister,
who
has
been
a
missionary
In
China,
arrived
in
Vancouver
on
last
Sunday
on
tlie
Empress
ot
Asia.
Both
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
the
latter
part
of
this
week.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid
Asked
Wheat
1.42J,
Dunwell
1.33
1
J3
Glacier
08);
.00
Howe
Sound
30.50
40.50
Independence-
.08)4
Marmot
v,,,....
...10
,.
..ll
Premier
,,
2.10
2J0
Porter
Idaho
.15
.18
Surf
Inlet
.01
.02
A
Richmond
14
.1514
Coast
Copper
8.15
8.50
It
parking
space
were
allotted
In
accordance
with
demand,
each
driver
would
have
space
to
park
his
spare
tire.
When
In
Rome
do
as
the
Romans
do.
but
when
In
bad
don't
do
as
the
baa
)n
do.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKVV
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457.
Price
Five
Cnte
OSEIn
ZAMEY
LOSES
FIRST
ROUND
m
a
a
a
imi
a
a
u
iii
ifii,
a
a
a
m
a
n
ms
a
a
.
a
m
a
uf
b
m
hi
m
f
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f
ini
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a
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a
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f
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tr
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a
am
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i
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a
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a
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a
a
.
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w
rmPfll
Court
ReiortQ
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J
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V
a
a
sa
ar
w
in
6j
Defence
Lawyer
lll.l..
III
II
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IM'P'n.'lMTl'L'
lite
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...........
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wiw.
aw
l.fa
villi.
I
JUSTICE
FINDS
NO
ANIMOSITY
(Special
to
Daily
Ni'wmi
.
Aftwiui
i.k,
.March
2D.
Joseph
Sanki-y.
I'ort
Simi.son
ian,
condemned
to
hang
on
.May
25
for
the
murder
of
Miss
Loretta!
IllwJm.
tivnt
t
a.
1.
t
i
I
a,
i
t
m
I
V..W...M
juvj
jwuu
ptiiuui
tvuunui.
ui
run
-vneiiiKiun
on
iuay
i
ii
ml
vi'iir
i
fivi
inn
i
rmr
ffiii
n
ri
in
hia
t
iit
rnB
it
r.
i
.
u
n
tz
..
i.
umbia
Court
of
Appals
yesterday
when
the
court
declined
to
key,
on
the
grounds
of
inadmissability.
Such
affidavits
from
i
.
.....
nee
Rupert
last
November;
Mrs.
Constance
Cox,
Indian
inter-
aprcter.
ana
others
were
to
have
becu
IAimAlRrr
!
The
prospect
now
Ii
that
the
hearing
lx&llU
iTUlVLllj
ot
Sankcy'a
application
for
a
new
trial
n
m
r
t-v
rrmw
a
m
mi
V
I
1
1
U
Ul
III
All
U
oiur
rui-Aiui
M
tSl
ll
IIV
kl
kl'IAIII
II
I
V.
TLME
ON
MAKIMJ
Weber
and
aix
other
member
of
tlie
,
luaicomDe
rioe
or
Hunan,
who
pleaded
'gtrtHfto
ataglng
a
potlateh
at
King-combo
lnlt
recently,
were
released
on
Suspended
aentence
on
the
undertaking
that
they
would
not
repeat
auch
an
u
ja
rN
1
1
1
YifF
wn
t
rf
nmwinfi
tin
in
ar
wnn
made
.an
Investigation,
several
thousand
ri
.,1
1
n
ra
umrfH
nf
ht.nh.t.
flirnltlir
anil
uiuer
gijuu
dcaiuh
tjttw.
Wait
UUIIIUUW.U
falloWlnv
the
navmenl
bv
tribesmen
of
at
large
aum
for
tlie
marriage
oi
a
tfuting
girt.
Klnjrcoinbe
wait
the
only
tribe
that
thad
refused
to
agree
to
abollah
the
Bcuitom
of
potlatchlng
which
the
au-
Iterltlea
believe
now
to
be
a
thing
ot
ttie.paat.
AGEDIES
ON
VANCOUVER
ID.
UtCltl.Y
SI
W
Kll.l.l'.l)
IN
l'INKt.
KNdiNi;
.r
ui:NT
at
uock
uav
.
wilt
not
be
concluded
until
Wednesday
or
Thursday.
The
time
Inlervenlnz
will
be
devoted
to
argument
of
couiuel
on
polnta
of
law.
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C..
U
appearing
for
the
crown.
CANADIAN
FISH
'
.
ARRIVALS
HIGH
t
A
I'E
1SEALE
lilHNOS
UHKIKHT
CATCH
Of
HOME
ItOAT
fit)
IAII
THIS
SEASOX
Canadian
vessels
brought
In
the
bulk
of
the
halibut
tuarkcted
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
The
biggest
Canadian
fare
from
a
slnjls
boat
yet
this
season
was
brought
In
by
the
Cape
Scale
which
ottered
a
catch
ot
SCCiO
pounds.
Of
the
117,430
poundi
asid
today.
4C.CO0
pounds
was
from
American
boats
and
71,450
from
Can
adian.
The
day'a
arrivals
and
alea
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN'
Arrow,
3S.0O0
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fish-
cries.
12.1c
and
6c.
Eureka,
10.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
li
Cold
Btoric
C
13.4c
and.
7c.
,
CANAIHAX
Minnie
V..
1,750
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
12
Jc
and
"7c.
Cape
Bcale,
33.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
li
Cold
Storage
Co,
11.0c:
and
6.5c.
,
N.
&
S.,
3.000
pounds,
and
Mulrneag.
2.000
pounda,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
12J2c
and
7c.
Impereuse.
10.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
12.2c
and
8c.
Dolphin
II..
3.200
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
Ac
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.3c
and
7c.
Westerner.
2,000
pounds,
and
W.
F
5
.500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
12.2c
nd'7c.'
WWi.
.
W.
T..
4.CO0
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish'
'
b
Cold
Storage
Co..
12
3c
and
7c.
Swing,
2.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
12.3c
and
7c.
Cantonese
are
mounting
heavy
guns
overlook-
J
;0PTI0N
TAKEN
LAROSEMINE
ENOLISH
MINIMI
t'OMI'.WY
WIU.
MAKE
EXAMINATION
OF
Flttl-
FEKTV
IN
SI'KINO
HALF
MILLION
HOI.LAltH
M
AV
UE
pi
PENT.
An
option
has
been
taken
on
the
La
Rose
Mine
at
Alice
Arm.
by
an
English
mining
company
according
to
Joseph
Wells,
a
director
of
the
La
Rose
Mining
Co.
who
arrived
In
the
city
today
from
Alice
Arm.
He
has
recently
spent
six
weeks-in
Vancouver
in
con
nection
with
the
deal.
,
.
An
examination
ot
the
property
wilt
be
made
as
soon
as
snow
Is
oil
the
ground,
which
will
not
be
until
June
at
least.
Future
plans
depend
on
tlie
result
of
the
examination.
The
agreement
calls
fcr
the
expen-
dlture
of
8100,000
on
development
work,
and
O.
R.
Bancroft,
who
negotiated
the
deal
lor
the
company
stated
that
It
was
willing
to
spend
8500.000
If
necessary.
The
terms
of
the
agreement
have
not
been
made
public.
The
Englian
company
taking
over
the
LaRose
Is
well
known
In
the
north,
where
It
has
been
operating
a
property.
The
agreement
has
been
forwarded
to
London
for
ratification,
and
whan
this
has
been
done
the
name
ot
the
company
wilt
be
made
public.
WERE
FISHING
WITNESSES
AT
WESTMINSTER
TEI.I.
COMMISSION
OF
IM.KOAL
OPERATIONS
AT
SMITH'S
INLET
NEW.
WESTMINSTER.
March
29.
John
Sorensen
ot
Whonnock
testified
at
the
McKenzie
commission
hearing
yce
terday
that,
while
he
was
fishing
at
Tvashclla
Creek
In
Smith's
Inlet-
last
July,
A.
Chrlatlanson,
a
fisheries
.official,
told
him
to
"tell
the
boys"
to
move
t
way
from
the
forbidden
area
wher
they
had
cast
their
nets
because
the
Inspector
was
coming
from
Prince
Ru
pert.
The
witness
declared
that
Overseer
Scgstad
had
visited
the
lagoon
and
told
Chrlstlanson
of
the
official's
trip
from
Prince
Rupert.
In
a
signed
statement,
John
Ivarsoa,
foreman
tor
the
douse
Packing
Co.,
stated
that
It
was
"all
fixed"
for
fish
lng
In
the
forbidden
area.
Advertise
to
the
Dally
Newt