Guilty
of
Conduct
Prejudicial
to
Discipline
and
Severely
Reprimanded;
Evidence
Showed
bad
Spirit
on
Both
Sides
II1UALTAR,
April
3.
Commander
It.
II.
Daniel
wan
found
It
Kuilty
tooy
of
actions
predicial
to
discipline
in
connection1
with
the
Royal
Onk
affair
and
was
dismissed
from
the
war-1
-hip
an
well
us
bt
inK
severely
reprimanded.
He
wn.s
found
ruilty
i
,n
ail
charges
iru
iudiiiK
reading
publicry
in
the
wardroom
of
the
K.i.val
Oak
certain
remarks
subversive
of
naval
discipline
as
well
i
of
reading
remarks
and
criticisms
on
the
conduct
and
orders
of
ins
superior
officer.
Kear-Admiral
Bernard
S.
Collard.
calculated
RECORD
RUN
OF
OOLACHAN
XAA
II
I
Villi
NATIVKM,
I
NAHM;
Iilsl'Osfc
Ol
THEM.
PITTING
l-AIKIf:
HTOHfc
III'
HMIII
T
tiers
has
been
a
phenomenally
targe
run
of
oolacbana
at
the
moutb
of
the
Nam.
River
this
year
reports
Canon
W.
K
Kuabbrook
of
the
Anglican
mission
b'ui
Northern
Cross
who
Is
In
town
after
one
of
his
periodical
erulaes
up
coast.
The
fish
have
been
taken
In
inch
abundance
that
there
has
been
a
problem
of
disposing
of
them
natives,
who
catch
them,
are
putting
up
a
large
store
of
future
food
ol
the
tti
in
their
own
peculiar
manner
of
t
iring
as
well
as
eatraetlng
the
oil.
There
has
also
been
a
good
run
of
rrrlng
this
year,
thin
together
with
the
abundance
of
the
oolacharu
amel-tortuing
somewhat
the
prospect
of
a
not
if)
aucceaarui
aalmon
flatting
ses-oii
Spring
salmon
have
been
alow
In
ecmii
g
BONUS
POSTED
IN
BASEBALL
owr
,tii.H
open
this,
ni:-
MM
AT
XI
tlHUIl
OK
tTTIK
IV
SOI
Til
MN
PRANCB80O.
April
3.
With
830.-!'
ri.Miui
pcetad
for
the
winners
and
put
to
be
tried
out
for
the
first
ii
eight
clubs
on
the
Pacific
Coast
ix'bill
Lean
r
ramMbBd
'"
i
one
Of
i
hiMory.
Taf
Hollywood
aV
""e
at
Sat
begin
their
IBM
pen-
ay
in
what
may
prove
most
evrntful
seasons
Mams
line
up
as
fot-
Oakland.
i
Francisco.
hi'tUnd
at
Los
Angeles
M.--)iu
at
Sacramento
fireinTndia
destructive
ioNIJON,
AprU
I
A
despatch
to
the
Mull
from
Karachi
in
weitern
In-"
'
y
a
square
mile
or
fire
la
raxing
''"-
in
the
railroad
frelaht
vards
and
!ht
ii..-
nly
a
change
of
wind
had
saved
'ty
from
destruction
Several
BOY
STRANGLED
TO
DEATH
WHEN
COAT
CAUGHT
ON
PICKET
-to
bring
the
latter
into
contempt
sentence
on
the
commander
implies
diuulatai
from
hi
ship
but
not
from
;he
aervlce.
He
will
matin
on
hall
pay
until
it
pleiues
the
admiralty
to
appoint
him
to
another
ahlp
or
another
rort.
Testifying
at
the
trial.
Commander
'
Daniel
said:
"
;
"While
I
tu
with
a
lady
Admiral,
IPjCcllard
approached
me
and
said:
'Look
;
Irf-re.
I
wonder
what
ha
happened
to
l
ne
Dand.
The
admiral
waa
much
an
noyed
and
aaid
the
marine
band
must
be
replaced
by
a
jazz
band."
Subsequently
toe
admiral
MM
the
bandmaster
the
playing
of
the
band
v.
as
like
a
dirge.
"I
will
have
you
sent
home
tomorrow,"
the
admiral
asld.
The
witness
aaid
he
told
the
admiral
he
heard
htm
use
a
certain
epithet
when
Th,
speaking
to
the
bandmaster
and
the
ad
miral
replied:
"Nothing
will
make
aae
budge
from
that
statement
"
ADVIIHAL
AI'OU)(ill
-
jlnterroal
VANf-ouvwt,
April
8.
-When
the
col-.Kootenay
Florence
11,1
"'
his
coat
eauaht
on
a
nickel
feneX.
and
L
hr
aa
cllmblnii
over,
three
year
Ukevlew
wiutam
mer
of
Burnaby
was
""'ii.iod
to
death
yeaterday.
GOLD
COMMISSIONER
YUKON
APPOINTED
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
leadamlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metala
National
Silver
K""
Silversmith
'si
'
"
Slocan
King
40
IB
Pend
-Oreille
3'"
Premier
aM
Patter
Idaho
Hichmond
"TTAWA,
AMU
3
-Oeonie
T.
Mac-
RUfUS
vV
''on.
saautant
nnanclal
comptroller
of
Ruth
Hone
Iwtii
ami
tai
.......
,
TOf
.eaMfA
1
A
a
l4
10
AXTIItU
8AIIA
Bunloch
350
Terminus
Th
Britteh
aUarrver
Anthea.
Prince
Whitewater
3
90
""prrt'e.
twentyrsecoiut
grain
ship
of
Woodbine
4fl
aaasma
uilt
.
11
.bk
thi.
mMin
Ttalt
Jrning
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Georgia
River
48
ptlneat
with
a
full
cargo
of
grain
Orandvlew
M
rWM
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool'al
lecul
stevator.
I
Bubacrlbe
for
the
Dally
Ncwa
2M
,T7
17'4
.46
appoinwd
'
gdrd
cnmmluiofter
'
of
Silver
Cwst
,,r
'!
Yukon
with
headauarten
at
Daw-
Silvers
1
.
1
t
r
s
r
tWV
.31
.11
3
75
.60
9.78
.49
1
00
4B
14
00
Building
to
be
erected
on
Third
Avenue
by
l)
Daniel
said
the
admiral
spoke
very
loudly
in
the
press
uu
of
several
guests
4
and
all
the
bandsmen
around.
Witness
said
the
admiral
gave
htm
pennies!
uo
neat
day
to
convey
apologies
to
those
entitled
to
them
Daniel
touched
on
the
incident
In
wMah
the
admiral
it
aaid
to
have
board-
'
eel
the
tseaal
0k
and
tanorai
taw
of.
f
leers
who
were
standing
at
salute
to
Ireeerve
MM.
More
fBen
lift
men
must
have
seen
the
incident,
witness
jsald.
RH
impression
'was
that
the
ad-
I
mlral's
manner
waa
a
deliberate
Insult
I
to
the
officers.
I
Captain
Dewar.
who
faees
a
similar
'charge,
testified
concerning
an
Incident
;
lr
connection
with
the
admiral
leaving
the
ahlp
and
ordering
the
starboard
ae-
eommodatlon
ladder
to
be
prepared.
Dewar
waa
summoned
by
the
admiral
aud
the
Utter
demanded:
"Why
lent
the
ladder
ready?"
The
captain
replied:
"III
Inquire."
The
admiral
aaid:
"I
should
damned
well
(Courtesy
8.
y-
thousand
dcilar
worth
of
Argents
ii
ai
burning
and
mlllknu
of
dol-
Bay
view
nth
of
other
product!
and
build-
Big
Missouri
"re
in
danger.
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Glacier
Oladatione
Olaaalr
Ooknnda
Independence
Indian
think
to.
and
get
the
commander
a
reasons
In
writing."
The
captain
said
the
admiral
declared
he
wad
being
treated
worse
than
a
mid-ihlpman.
The
admiral'
volte,
witness
said,
waa
loud
and
hla
manner
exrltad.
niTtiiciiAi-r
nuwii:
TO
DC
MIAMI
pounds
for
and
Je.
1IKKJ.
Billy
Winiems.
KlapKw
IndUn.
having
been
aernmiuad
for
trial
by
William
Oranv
Heart
n
justice
of
the
peace,
Witt
he
trtad
b
9Ucer
M6J&
YtJm-t
County
Court
here'
tomorrow
mornir
g
on
a
charge
of
praotlatng
witchcraft.
Be
w.w
brought
to
the
eltf
freen
the
Interior
on
tbls
afternoon
s
tr.-ln
It
is
alleged
that
Williams
has
been
doing
business
at
his
trade
fcr
a
long
time
and
that
be
baa
a
number
of
natives
at
Ktsptos
In
an
almost
hysterics!
-tate.
HALIBUT
PRICES
I
NOT
HIGH
TODAY
The
captain
further
aaid
that
when!
he
arrived
aboard
the
Royal
Oak
it
waa
.....
T"""
WMO
l"u""'
H"W
b
THrt'r
sort
of
dead
ship
but
in
a
couple
of
mouths
Commander
Daniel
entirely
al-I
Veseeea
et
lih
i:rlnfe
this
tered
the
situs
Uon.
The
men
became
Morning
happier,
the
offtoara
a
lot
keener.
He
knew
Commander
Daniel
was
an
in-;
Halibut
Mies
at
the
Path
Bxchange
tctuely
loyal
officer
both
to
his
su-
that
morning
totalled
IMjMO
pounds,
parlors
and
subordinates.
The
baud
In-
ata
American
veeaela
disposing
of
U.-cldent
would
have
adversely
affected
wo
Bounds
at
bids
ranging
from
lOJc
both
the
morale
and
discipline.
land
e
to
U
4c
and
be
while
a
similar
number
of
Canadians
sold
44J0Q
from
lOf
and
e
to
lOJc
Arrivals
and
sales
ware
ae
roUowe:
Smmi
flexing
rrtre
Teday
m
VaneM-I
AMKHICAN
er
l:rltitiige
I
Hadw
S7.000
pounds,
hoy
a
I
Fish
Co.,
J.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.)
itOSc
and
do.
'
Bid
Asked
Mara,
11.000
pound.
Canadian
Fish
40
41
oold
atoragr
Co
.
13.3c
and
tc
10
10',
i
Lansing,
t.000
pounds.
Pad
fir
Ptsher-
46
TO
es.
ti
le
and
he.
41',
J.
P.
Todd
II
.
13.000
pounds.
Pacific
3d
.33
.Plaherma.
ll.be
and
Be
4.35
4B0
Rcllaroe.
8000
pounds.
Booth
Plah-
07
.08
enea.
ll.as
and
ie.
40
48
Gloria
T.0M
pounds.
Booth
Plsher-
J8
M
les.
134c
and
Be.
JO
.30
j
CANAIUW
08
.10
Prosperity
A..
18.000
pounds:
Nautl-
38
.40
tu,
6,000
pounda.
and
Royal
III.
8.800
M
31
pounds,
Atlln
Pktherlsa,
10.4c
and
6c.
.13
.'
I
BUjnol.
6.000
pounds.
Canadian
Piah
.08
0S
Oold
orage
CO..
10c
and
V
.06
I
Tramp.
6,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
.41
I
Cold
Storage
Oo..
103c
and
8.4c.
.I6tfa
I
tngrad
M
.
6.000
pounda.
Canadian
.16
,rie
Cold
B'.oniRc
Co
.
104c
and
64e
31
50
ENGINE
EXPLODES
AND
THREE
FLIERS
KILLED
Arefilrnt
at
Hong
Kong
Tmlsy
si
grit-liine
tvas
Itrtiirnlng
l
Alrrnft
Carrier-
llrrnira
1I0NO
KOKO.
AprU
l.-Ttiree
Brltlah
filers
were
killed
today
when
the
engine
of
tbelr
atnpiHM
exploded
as
they
wore
returning
to
the
air
craft
carrier
Iter-
The
boms
of
the
taxis
In
Italy
are
pitched
in
different
keys,
and
when
n
Work
occur
on
a
atruet,
the
protest
Is
mrlodlous
and
never
hanh
15,
contract
for
whi
nu
fh
PREMIER
IS
DOWN
TODAY
IMHVN
TO
S..V1
AT
SOOX
AITf.lt
ItKlAIMMi
STKBMITII
IH
It-IMI
MDIIMMI
VANCHM
VIIK.
April
3.
Premier
Murk
was
llt
lit
l
lrrrMil
today
KiMlrr
live
InfluriMT
of
a
rrHrtllMt
it
taay
le
ncTemary
In
Hie
nrr
faturr
I
eel
dlt
Urmia,
II
eied
at
9.68
fr
a
lw
ef
18
xlals
Chmii
the
rliwe
jrtrrU).
Then
rrgalne!
fr
a
11
lite
IhiI
Inter
tank
la
a
low
f
l
.All
at
immhi
on
11
larimtee
of
a4rlmslH
leu
lliounil
sluirea.
rnici:
or
miibat.
VANCOCTBR.
April
J.
The
prtoe
of
wheat
yeaterday
was
81.9414.
1
1
(
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
The-
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
News
la
to
subscribe
by
the
Lirare
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
year.
The
coat
U
15.00
and
your
with
newly
laid
dancing
copy
U
delivered
to
your
address
floor,
for
hire.
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
amall
coat
to
you
for
this
dally
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
aervlce
for
twelve
months!
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
FRONT
VIEW
OF
NEW
AIVAZOFF
THEATRE
?P?-
'
-f.
......
-3
i-hell
&
Currie
and
to
be
completed
by
August
was
let
today.
Contract
for
New
Theatre
is
Let
to
Mitchell
&
Currie
and
Work
To
Be
Completed
by
August
15
Mizak
Aivazoff
Says
he
Had
Attractive
Tenders
From
Vancouver
but
Decided
to
Give
it
to
the
Local
Firm
Instead
l'pHE
contract,
for
the
new
theatre
on
Third
Avenue
1
waa
let
this,
mornmir
bv
M.
Y.
Aivazoff
and
Paul
Vol.
XV
HI.,
N0l
IX
PRINCE
RUPEltT,
,
TUES'bAY,''
APfflfJ
3)1923
Price
Five
Centa
Commander
iel
of
Battleships
Dismissed
ftPn
Ship
Tr.
.-..sua.
v-rffi!a.
u
,,
AivapfggLo;'
Mitcholl
&
Currie
of-.ttaa.
.clt.-jlftl!?ew
work
to
be
completed
and
turned
over
by
the
contractors
on
August
15.
While
the
contract
price
is
not
announced
it
is
stated
to
be
"quite
a
bit"
over
the
$00,000
mentioned
in
the
permit.
There
were
a
number
of
tenders,
some
of
which
were
from
Vancouver
men.
Mr.
Aivazoff,
when
seen
this
morninc;,
stated
that
he
had
had
very
attractive
tenders
from
Vancouver
but
he
had
preferred
letting
the
contract
to
a
local
man.
It
was
planned
so
far
as
possible
to
have
all
the
work
clone
locally
so
that
Prince
Rupert
would
benefit
Speaking
further
of
the
building,
Mr.
Aivazoff
said
he
was
pleased
now
that
the
city
had
refused
his
offer
in
regard
to
the
lane,for
it
had
put
quite
a
lot
of
money
in
his
pocket.
He
was
now
able
to
have
three
stores
in
the
building
as
well
as
the
theatre
and
the
cost
of
the
site
was
not
as
great
as
it
would
have
been
under
the
other
arrangement.
Mr.
Aivazoff
goes
south
tomorrow
on
the
Princess
Mary.
UNITED
STATES
GETS
PROPERTY
IUYH
I.OTH
IN
OTTAWA
AMI
Wll.l
1
IIK
T
II
VMISOMI.
Ill
II.IUMl
l()K
KMILYSNY
AMI
(IOVI
ll-MKNT
IlKr.lUTMKNTS
OTTAWA.
April
3
The
United
Bta
tea
government
has
acquired
property
formerly
owned
hy
the
Ottawa
Building
Co..
Ltd.
on
Wellington
Street
with
a
S.
M.
Newton
Bolts
Conservative
Party
and
Forestalls
Nominating
Conventian
by
Announcing
Himself
Will
be
Candidate
in
Support
of
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmic
but
Goes
Back
on
Promise
to
Abide
by
Decision
of
the
Convention
wa8
made
yesterday
that
8.
M.
Newton,
former
ANNOUNCEMENT
mayor,
is
.to
be
a
candidate
at
the
coming
proviicial
election.
The
announcement
was
not
unexpected
as
Mr.
Newton
had
been
very
actively
engaged
io
registering
voters
and
canvassing
the
city.
Early
last
year
Mayor
Newton
announced
through
his
paper
that
he
would
be
a
candidate
and
the
notice
was
published
for
many
weeks.
Then
pressure
was
brought
to
bear
on
him
by
local
Conservatives
and
he
announced
that
he
had
withdrawn
his
candidature
...u
w.ulU
allow
his
iutie
to
go
before
tne
comiervatlve
nominating
The
convention
has
ttcn
called
for
April
13
and
local
delegates
to
It
have
been
chosen
aud
now.
Just
on
the
ev:
of
that
gathering,
Mr.
Newton
an-.ounr.es
that
he
v.111
be
In
the
field.
The
.
jJlowing
ii
the
text
of
the'
announce-w.at:
,
"To
Ihe
Mnlif:
"In
ttdrr
to
Hrar
np
all
doubt
ahtml
tltr
malltr.
I
l-li
l
an-noum
my
ra
atlhlittarr
rr
die
rwmlng
pretlaetal
efrrtlon
for
(lie
liint
Huprrt
tfrrioral
Khling.
"I
lall
seek
eieelloii
a
a
sap-fttrr
of
tbe
Hen.
Dr.
s.
F.
Ts4-uir.
in
order
le
bring
about
a
trry
MMrlt
umled
ehaagr
tf
gotrrnairnt
In
lhl
prwim-r.
.
'
"This
bHog
III
l;-t
nerk
fer
to-
'
trn'
list
rrglotralleii,
will
tltow
net
already
rrjMrrril
ilear
get
lo
tjrh
Willi
iur
wMlMHit
farther
delay.
"Ywirn
rrftimtrully.
-K
M.
MitVTOX."
A
good
many
of
the
local
Cc.nserra-tlvcj
express
themselves
as
eatresuely
annoyed
at
tbe
action
of
the
former
maycr
m
thus
nominating
himself
and
trxm
the
party
at
their
convention.
The
1
probability
la
that
aome
other
oandi-1
date
wtU
be
eboeen
to
contest
the
seat
view
to
erecting
on
the
property
at
the
have
nominated
expiration
of
the
present
leasee
a
hand-
aome
new
edifice
to
hcuse
the
embassy
and
the
United
Slates
government
departments
In
Ottawa.
This
afternocii'a
train,
due
from
the
Raat
at
SJ0,
was
reported
thla
morning
to
be
on
time.
PUBLIC
LECTURE
In
the
Moose
Hall
tilcFuesday,
April
3
'
at
8
o'clock,
by
W.
F.
SALTER
Canadian
General
Manager,
I.Il&A.
Subject
"All
Nations
Preparing
for
War
Why?"
Sent
Free.
No
collection
c
la
tail
:
TO
THE
ELKf'TOK
"I
bate
agreed,
an
a
romprixMi,
thai
I
will
appear
a
d
eaiMlhiate
before
live
eU
frstlarlal
t'onwri-tlte
Homlnatlag
rontentlon
for
the
eletliiii
ef
a
rand
Wale
Willi
the
underMamllHg.
lmuM
I
fall
to
e-rnrr
the
nernlnatioa.
I
will
ui
port
Ihe
nominee
of
aaid
ru
mention.
a
a
SBfwter
ef
lir.
Tolmle
'
and
lite
Cmnefvethr
wrt).
"If
Hf
t
my
friends
are
it
en
the
provincial
tuftrn's
M.
Mill
they
ieae
rommuntrsli
alth
me.
"S.
Jl.
NKYtTON."
It
s
pointed
out
by
Conservatives
hat
this
la
not
tbe
first
tune
Mr.
ONTARIO
THE
MOST
WEALTHY
OF
PROVINCES
OTTAWA.
AprU
3.
-Canada
s
national
wealth
Increased
by
three
btl
ion
dollars
In
four
years.
Tbe
computation
Is
exclusive
of
natural
resources.
Ontario
ranked
first
aa
the
richest
province,
and
British
Columbia
fifth
with
Just
under
two
billions.
British
Columbia
Is
the
second
province
in
per
capita
wealth
with
HA&.
which
Is
a
few
dcllara
leas
than
COUNSELOR
INDIANS
DEAD
the
concensus
of
opinion
seemed
to
be
THK
ATE
A
OMIiAKt
ws
UEIL
Oat
he
would
not
get
any
endorsement;
known
iisiik
iiiviv.i
Mt.r
HtMlltNT
TKIPS
DUTIIICT
interests.
.
.
...
.
TO
4
..
.
T.
I
mJjvfaviii,
April
1
A.
s.
U
Mean.
lOltlltR
l'UOMIsl)
-aeed
m
for
mJ.
.
s
.h.
The
following
announcament
was
AUled
Indian
Tribes
of
British
Colum-made
by
Mr.
Newton
m
hi
on
a
paper
bta
in
their
land
claims,
died
here
arter
the
Conservative
meeting
at
day
Ke
waa
born
at
Georgetown.
On-wbich
he
agreed
to
abide
by
tbelr
de-
tario.
!
Tbe
late
Mr.
OVesrs
was
quits
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
made
he-iunt
trips
north
to
consult
with
his
native
clients
and
had
visited
the
Naas
River
quite
regulsrly
during
recent
.yean.
Hr
Was
quite
lame.
MONTREAL
HAS
A
NEW
MAYOR
r.UIII.IJON
orK
lltl
tATH
I
OR-MKU
MAYOR
MtltTIS
IIV
OVIU
n.MtS
VflTRB
v-wt.n
ha..
n
they
my.
"foisted
him-'
'
rli
ur.
the
party."
On
one
former
oc-
MONTRBAL.
April
3.
Camlllkm
r.i'iun
be
was
endorsed
by
them
because
Home,
former
member
of
the
LegstlaUve
ih
y
fe!
It
wa
the
only
thing
to
do
Aaembly
for
St
Mary's
division
was
eil
he
waa
beaten.
Thlav
tune
there
yesterday
elected
Mayor
of
Montreal
icer.ia
n
be
no
chance
of
hla
being
over'
Hrn.
Mederick
Martin,
who
wss
a
endorsed
without
cauaing
a
split
in
the
candidate
tor
re-election.
House
bad
a
party
although
there
are
aome
mesa
bars
majority
of
more
than
30.000.
who
stroagly
support
him.
!
The
voters
st
the
ssme
tune
decided
COMI'LIC'Altll
POSITION
'
adopt
dsyllght
saving.
The
position
Is
s
very
complicated
one
from
a
Conservative
standpoint
and
doubtless
rff?rta
will
yet
be
made
to
induce
Mr.
Newton
to
again
change
hi
mind
snd
conform
to
the
proper
method
ol
nomination.
,
Mr.
Newton
undoubtedly
has
a
number
of
aupporter
in
tbe
community
and
HOTHOUSE
MEN
AT
VANCOUVER
DO
NOT
LABOR
MEETS
GENEVA
IN
MAY
they
eeera
to
strongly
appro
ve
his
ac-
'
tion
In
announcing
himself
and
not
OTTAWA,
April
3
Hon.
Peter
Hee-taklng
a
chance
on
the
convention.
tMn-
'edersl
minuter
of
labor,
may
re-whtch
It
Is
thought
would
probably
Present
Canada
at
the
International
other
man.
iiaoor
conference
at
Qenera
thla
year.
1
The
conference
opena
on
Hay
80
and
.should
the
parliamentary
and
Industrial
!tuatlon
permit
the
minister's
absence
ihe
will
undertake
tbe
trip.
WANT
MARKET
CONTROL
BIG
TOW
OF
LOGS
VANCOUVER.
April
3
The
hothouse.
tomato
and
encumber
growers
of
greater'
;
Vancouver
decided
lust
night
to
petition
the
committee
of
direction
tor
exemption
from
the
regulations
of
the
B.C.
Produce
Marketing
Act.
EDMONTON
GRADS
WINNER
OF
SERIES
AGAINST
CHICAGO
BDMONTON.
April
3.
The
Bdmonton
Orads
basketball
team
laat
night
de-fasted
Chicago
Brownies
44
to
36,
winning
a
two
game
sertss
by
70
to
SB.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
K.rOTTIll
LKAdlt.
MY.
I.
Rntth
Rovers
0,
Rangers
o.
FROM
WARK
CANAL
FOR
NEW
SAWMILL
Power
ttiKs
Berths
Q..
working
temporarily
for
the
B.C.
Towage
es
Lighterage
CO.,
and
M.T.
3
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
fleet,
arrived
last
night
from
Warke
Channel
having
In
tow
a
big
beem
of
850.000
feet
of
toga
for
the
Big
Bay
Lumber.
,Co.
new
sawnUU
at
Seal
Cove
which
la
about,
to
start
operations.
PROMINENT
LUMBER
MAN
OF
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
April
3
Joha
Ilan-bury,
prominent
lumber
operator
and
owner
of
large
mills
lu
False
Creek,
died
here
today
at
the
age
of
73
years.
He
sis
horn
at
Msrkdsle.
Ontario,
and
Ib
bes-ii
e.ulilulwd
in
Vancouver
far
in
:
i
v
years.