Save
Money
T.
C.
'
lf
iixM
wy
to
buy
the
s
is
to
subscribe
by
the
,-,wt
is
$5
00
nd
your
i,
iivrrrti
to
your
address
Just
figure
out
the
tn
you
for
this
dally
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twelve
month
I
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.
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AST.
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xn.
KISPIOX
MAN
LOSES
LIFE
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Hunter
'
Accidentally
noted
li
imaeir
When
CIcnninR
Cun
'
"i"iu
received
from
the
Id-"'
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tlic
effect
that
man
"
1
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"
billed
himself
accident-K
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"x
while
cleaning
a
gun.
'
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i
hp,
roroner.
and
Sergeant
ice.
provincial
polle.
came
!
Smiihers
to
hold
an
tn-;.
!
'"'itnn
yesterday.
'"
Police
headquarter
here
"x-y
have
not
been
advised
,
'
'
;
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OWNERS
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publication
by
wa
Pfioillcal
of
sworn
,
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"bowing
ui,.
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of
editors
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given
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It
waa
apon-
11
CluilYt,,
-'
ln
Tl"
Oaily
Niws
EDITORIAL
.
this
spring
to
make
vre
beautiful
and
tht
attractive.
If
some
of
-
of
oiK'aiiiatioiiK
in
'
ild
take
up
this
matter
offer
prizes
ami
by
iiivaHH
induce
the
pro
it
would
help
'Mixes
may
be
made
at
all
eot
and
for
those
:
.ufordo
buy
lnts
a
worrV
trf
rmtternuin
often
produc
e
plant
i
good
showing.
Sonv
i
tium
boxe-i
'nave
bee'
:
mi
to
ohow
t
tint
the
!i
'
iH-t-
Rupert
is
not
a
'
as
been
painted
in
the
Aery
one
will
do
some
'y
may
be
transformed
URGES
C.N.R.
'
v:
llrV
THE
CITY
ill
be
here
very
oon
iic.sted
that
uo
effort
m
ule
thin
year
to
beau-,'y
ny
meann
of
window
:
;
i-tvr
garde
dm.
a
Iidxuh
are
no
longer
ex-They
huve
been
used
in
Prince
Rupert
and
-'I
t-ry
successful.
Mr.
i;
V..
Henxun
have
been
u-aders
in
thin
ju.nt
a.
Mr
Kggert
have
been
Naders
in
beautiful
What
they
have
done,
il'i.
if
they
use
the
name
:
industry
and
intelli-late
yearn
many
have
i.
Mr
and
added
beauty
and
there
all
over
the
,.iil
way
company
ha
with
excellent
result
i.-k-r-tion
is
that
everyoni-ur
rMuadcd
to
do
LD.
&
B.C.
MOm'-,-,
.,f
III....I.
I
.l.1nl,.rn
"pc.ih-
Agaimtt
l'rup'ed
s
heme
for
Dual
Ownership
i'
'N
b.
15.-
In
ttv
Al-.
a
ure
Lli
-lfii
Duudieau.
"''
'or
8t
Albert
ramroul
.niiat
tbr
plan
or
Joint
'lie
ED.
At
BC.
Railway
'K
and
CNR
He
said
wledKlns
the
eoofl
work
lountry
by
the
C
P
R.
this
'
h-re
It
would
be
better
ill.
hi
National
Railway
to
'
Hr
claimed
that
the
"
in
the
hands
of
Uie
'
'
'''.!
Oriental
Question
Again
Precipitated
Into
Arena
of
Political
Maelstrom
Resolution
to
Ak
Dominion
Covernment
to
Allow
no
Jlore
Asiatic
to
Enler
Canada
is
Introduced
to
legislature
VICTORIA,
February
15.
W.
F.
Kennedy,
Conservative
member
for
North
Okanagan,
has
filed
a
resolution
asking
the
House
m
i
quest
the
Federal
government
to
allow
no
more
Orientals
to
enter
i
he
Dominion.
The
motion
is
an
amendment
to
that
of
C.
F.
Davie,
Conservative
member
for
Newcastle-
calling
for
the
abrogation
of
the
Britiah-lapanese
treaty
of
1911
insofar
as
it
restricts
the
power
of
British
Columbia
to
control
the
activities
of
Japanese.
The
purpose
is
to
iniiK
a
vote
on
the
straight
question
of
exclusion
of
Asiatics
from
n.Mdn
i
.
.
A
bill
drafted
by
T.
R
I.
Machines
:
V.i.k
.ii
.er
which
would
give
muni-i-
p.wer
tt
control
the
Issuance
l
:
rr
I.
en-es
to
Orientals,
la
being
it
i
up
,n
t.i"
government
by
support-
ui
in-
(urc
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
M'OTTIMI
I.I:IIK.
)IV.
I.
8t
Mlrren
3.
Ranger
S.
I
Celtic
3.
Dundfr
1
SSgBBKaMSarLSS8SMy
ffcyjalBrOKir
'
THE
FIRST
KI.Kt
TKK
Al.l.Y
DRIVEN
OCEAN
LINER,
the
California
She
c
arries
an
engine-room
crew
of
nine
instead
of
a
"hlaek
Ki'K'
'f
weighs
22,MM)
tons,
and
has
a
garage
for
I
I'
cars,
swiruniing
ptMils
and
every
modern
luxury
EARL
BALFOUR
ILL
KEEPJTO
li!S
HOME
PR1WTQNKIRK.
SJc-tland.
Feb.
15.
Karl
Balfour
will
be
confined
to
his
home
for
the
rest
of
the
winter
on
order
of
hli
phyalclans.
He
had
an
acute
attack
of
laryngitis.
WEATHER
RETORT
Prince
Rupert
-
Ralnlnn.
misty,
calm;
temperature.
39.
humrlton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
84.
Smlthrrs-
Clear,
calm.
temp,
as.
fr,r
..irii
lams.
11.
ouriia
umc-
,....
'
Tclcuraph
Creek
-Cloudy,
atrong
aouth
wind,
temp
43.
Atlui
Seuth
wind.
temp.
43.
White
Horse
X?lear.
south
wind.
temp.
40.
Carmacks
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
ii.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Oliver
BtR
Missouri
Coast
Oopper
...
Cork
Province
Daly
Alaska
Duuwell
Oioi'Ke
Copier
Gladstone
Oolconda
......
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tvrtiau
...
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and
t
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li
Le.dmnHh
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
rremler
Porter
tdaho
Richmond
Sunloch
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Burf
Iulct
Terminus
Tone
wiinc""'''
Win-:1'
Bid.
Asked.
135
l&O
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53
53
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411
.41
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500
5.10
DOS
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1
l.'p'i
HOUSE
UPHOLDS
THE
SPEAKER
Old
Age
Penaion
Art
Cannot
lie
Changed
Through
lteprecnta
Hons
to
Federal
Uovcrn
ment
VICTORIA.
Feb.
IS.
The
House,
on
a
division
yesterday,
upheld
the
speaker's
ruling
that
the
motion
of
O.
P.
Davie,
seeking
to
change
the
Old
Age
Panatoaa
Act
through
repreacDtatkxn
to
the
federal
governaaint,
waa
out
of
order.
The
speaker
said
the
change
Involved
Increased
expenditure
by
both
the
pro-vmee
and
the
Dominion.
NEW
C.N.R.
STATION
TO
OPEN
AT
EDMONTON
EDMONTON.
Peb.
IS.
Edmonton
14
to
celebrate
St
Patrick's
Day
In
a
unique
manner
this
year.
Its
new
C.NJl.
station,
which
cost
MOO
.000.
will
be
offi
cially
opened
by
Sir
Henry
Thorntdn
and
there
will
be
s
large
gathering
of
ON.
officials
present
for
the
occasion.
BOULANGER
SCORED
TECHNICAL
.
KNOCKOUT
H
'
IK
-
p:
Po1tTLAfft).'
'
tjrt..'
Feb.
15.
Charlie
Balauger,
lightweight
of
Vancouver,
sooted
a
technical
knockout
In
the
fourth
round
ot
a
scheduled
ten
round
battle
with
Bob
Martels
of
Portland.
Reverting
to
a
ton
day
schedule
next
month.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary
will
remain
In
the
Alaska
service
until
April
when
she
will
be
replaced
by
the
Prlnceaa
Alice.
The
full
summer
tourist
service
by
the
steamers
Princess
Ion
If
and
Prlnrep
Charlotte
will
n'.incii.
t
in
Juur
MIlL
UK.
i
Ari
IKIi
halt
aw
b
ci
i:
rw
m
m
m
mm
jh
hM
twm
m
.
rv
'fvrajvn
maw
-
mm
mm.
mm
tr
ui
bli
sr
m
-w
bh
m
imiUliiL
IJIA2-
Iff
JV
Kflf
f,H
ft
.
V.
EPIDEMIC
IN
NORTH
COUNTRY
Trader
and
Natives
Dead
and
Little
Fur
Expected
to
Come
South
DUO.''
"ION.
Peb,
fiur
children,
wit:
bcr
U
tri..etuMn.
Und
ac
result
is
iwocp
ng
the
e
Bear
Lake,
r.oe
arena
r
Two
traders
and
so
ul
known
nuin-dead
in
the
north
-an
opldemle
which
mry
around
Oreat
J
to
reliable
advice
reaching
the
city!
with
the
last
mall
from
the
north.
The
epidemic,
ohmb.r.ed
with
toe
scsiclty
of
fur.'
n
iult
In
lU:le
lu
reaching
the
-0lclf"
from
this
re
glon
in
the
eprUagi
according
bi
north
men
In
additlcSi
j
to
those
who'
have
fallen
vtetlme
to
B
unknown
diaeas".
there
are
many
dttin
who
have
been
stricken
and-
UttM
trapping
la
being
done.
"Never
In
the
atatiory
of
tle
oldest
rnhabltant,"
aaya
one
of
the
letters,
have
things
been
so
bad
as
tli;y
are
up
here
this
winter
...
the
trsd'So
who
died
Is
Fran-ois
Oalllen.
maneger
of
an
outpost
for
he
Hudson's
Bay
cmpany:
the
other
waa
a
free
trader.
Hla
name,
and
the
names
of
the
children,
are'
not
known.
LOCAL
BOY
TO
-
JOINiWMSHIP
Alex.
Duncan
Selected
to
Itepre-cnl
Local
K.C.N.V.IL
on
Trip
of
H.M.C.S.
uncouver
From
England
Alex
Duncan
of
the
local
unit
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vohuit.'-r
IV-eerve
has
been
aelacted
to
re.reFor."
that
organtnatlon
aa
a
member
or
crew
ol
the
destr
ycr
Torbay.
n
rc-nainerl
the
Vancouver,
when
the
ar-ahlp
cornea
out
of
England
this
s'rlu
'O
take
the
pHoe
of
the
Pitrlcta:i
which
la
being
retired
from
the
service
on
this
coast
Esch
unit
In
Causda
it
to
be
rtnreaented
on
HM.C.S.
Var.'-ou-ver.
selection
belrg
made
on
the
basis
"f
attendanee
and
proficiency.
Duncan,
who
Is
at
present
identified
with
the
staff
ot
Smith
St
Mallrit.
will'
leave
toward
the
end
of
next
eck
(or
Hallfix
whence
he
will
embark
(
Poitsmcuth
where
the
Vancouver
will
start
upon
her
long
voyage
aero
tl
Atlantic
and
via
tbe
Panama
Cniul
'
er
station
at
KsquUnelt.
YUKON
AYIATOR
RETURNS
SOUTH
l.leHl.
and
Mr.
A.
II.
(Tnlklnk
IDs-
aeagera
Alxwril
Crltiroa
Mary
Twlay
IUmiixI
fee
tanewivrr
Lieut.
A.
D.
Cnilhshsnk.
who
has
been
enaaced
in
ccanmereleJ
flvlniidur-
hug
the
past
year
in
the
Yukon
with
the
plane
"Queen
of
the
Yukon."
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prlnceaa
Mary
this
afternoon
Roing
through
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Crutk-
shank
It
la
reported
that
he
wul
not
be
returning
north.
Ills
plane
made
several
trips
ln
the
Yukon
during
the
season
but
has
bean
tied
up
for
the
past
couple
of
months
following
a
-rash.
WIHHLESS.HIil'OUT
s
a.m.
DIOBY
IUyr.
Misty
rain.
ealm.
barometer.
80.8:
temperature,
as;
sea
smooth;
7:85
ton.
spoke
stammer
Aortagl.
500
miles
north
of
Auckland,
hound
tor
Vancouver,
DBAD
TRWB
TO
INT.
Overcaat,
calm
barometer.
SO
43,
temperature,
38;
sen
smooth.
BULL
HARBOK
-Cloudy,
strong
N.W
wind;
barometer.
80.48;
temperature
44;
sea
rough:
8
pjn.
spoke
motorahlp
Noroo,
Ketchikan
for
Vancouver.
305
miles
from
Vancouver:
8
p.m.
apoke
steamer
Oardena.
ehm.
Klew
Nugget.
southbound
MMlN
DtOBY
IftliAND.
Mlaty.
calm:
baro
meter.
30.81:
temperature.
40;
sea
am
oath
DEAD
TREE
POINT
-Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.50.
temefature.
49.
sea
smooth.
IUIL1,
HARDOR
-fart
cloudy,
stronn
northwest
wind;
barometer.
30.48:
tem-
p.-iV-luro
1;
.!
rou;h.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
'B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1928
F0?E
Earl
of
Oxford
and
Asquith
Died
Seven
O'clock
This
Morning
at
Home
in
England
Aged
75
Years
SUTTON
COL'UTENAY,
England,
February
15.
The
Earl
ot
Oxford
and
Asquith,
better
known
to
most
people
as
plain
Mr.
Asquith,
former
Liberal
r
remler
and
later
leader
ol
tne
opposition
at
Westminster,
died
here
this
morning
at
seven
o'clock
foliowinir
an
attack
of
pharangiiis
and
bronchitis.
The
end
had
b-
en
expecteu
for
the
past
few
days
and
aii
members
of
the
family
were
presen:
including
-the
widow
"Margol,"
we'l
known
as
a
writer
and
social
leader.
lb
Right
Honorable
Herbert
H.
Is.er
or.
the
resignation
of
Col.
Seely
Atqutth.
Earl
of
Oxford
and
Autto.
March
1914.
relinquishing
it
to
Lore
KC.
R.G.
was
hern
In
at
Mjrley
Kitchener
the
following
August
alto
.n
Yorkshire.
He
sat
in
the
Houec
of
the
outbreak
of
the
Oreat
War.
Hi
Commune
tor
the
soai
of
Ess.
Fife
tstflbl
.-red
a
cr.alillon
ministry
ln
May
from
1886
to
1918
and
was
Prime
Min-
11)15
which
included
a
number
of
ister
and
Pint
Lord
of
the
Treasury
Unionist
leaders.
In
December
1916
be
rotu
lfOB
to
December
1910.
met
with
the
demand
.or
more
youth-
Educs
ed
at
the
City
of
Lonuon
fr.l
and
virile
administration
In
face
of
School
and
Balllol
College.
Oxford,
As-
var
demends
and
resigned
the
-Pre-
f;ulth
was
culled
to
the
bar
at
an
-s-l.ip,
bclrj
succeeded
ln
that
office
early
axe
and
at
the
age
of
thirty-,
y
she
Rt.
Hon
David
Lloyd
Oeorge.
four
hid
actively
taken
up
pollt'cal
He
was
elevated
to
the
House
of
Lords
life
when
he
first
entered
Parl.nnient
In
latr
years.
In
1886.
In
1893
he
was
appointed
Though
r.o
longer
Prime
Minister.
Home
Secretary,
being
promoted
to
tbe
he
late
Karl
of
Oxford
and
Asquith
Chsncellorshlp
of
the
Exchequer
ln
vis
still
s
force
In
the
British
Liberal
1905.
He
succeeded
the
late
Rt.
Hon.
pMi
ty.
Dil.'erences
between
himself
and
Btr
Henry
Campbeil-Bannerman
as
llod
Ceo
re
in
more
recent
years
well
Prime
Minister
on
the
lattsr's
death
In
nigh
wrecked
the
party.
April
1908.
The
Countess
of
Oxford,
widow
of
The
premiership
of
tbe
lnte
Earl
of
Asquith.
better
known
as
Margot
As-
Oxford
and,
Asquith
wss
marked
by
a
'iuith.
has
been
a
unique
figure
In
strong
forward
policy
of
which
tbe
Oreat
Britain
for
many
years.
Her
Parliament
bill
abolishing
the
veto
of
memoirs
have
been
both
sense
rtoasl
the
Lards,
tbe
Home
Rule
BUI
and
th
end
widely
discussed
Her
latest
book
WeMl
Church
bill
were
prominent
ex-
"Ley
Sermons"
Is
a
very
Interesting
atopies.
He
anumed.
In
addition
(o
and
virile
publication
quite
different
'he
Premiership,
the
onet
of
War
Mln-
'r
m
the
aaemAlrs.
COUNTESS
OF
OXFORD
AND
ASQUITH
Widow
of
the
former
Premier
of
Great
Britain,
engaged
in
her
literary
work
INSANE
MAN
WAS
VIOLENT!
Sent
South
From
Alaska
to
Asylum
Where
he
Will
be
Confined
BEWARD.
Alaska.
Peb.
16.
John
Kap-semules
yesterday
became
violently
Insane,
attacking
the
local
marshal
and
chief
of
police
with
a
aharptnad
fue.
Palling
In
the
attack
the
man
threatened
to
kill
himself
until
overcome.
He
was
placed
on
the
steamer
Alaska
for
the
south
to
be
confined
In
a
hospital
for
the
Insane.
Kapasmules
operated
a
mine
hem
for
the
last
fifteen
years.
He
waa
a
former
Oreefc
Consul
at
San
FrauobMO.
BRITISH
HOCKEY
TEAMSFORBIDDEN
VANfX)UVaj.'W
frhe
British
hockey
teams
have
been
forbidden
to
play
In
the
International,
IttfU
recently
formed
by
President
Sandercock
of
OaUery
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
League.
SAMMY
MANDELL
TO
DEFEND
HIS
TITLE
CICAHOO,
Peb
15
Sammy
Msndell.
lightweight
champion,
will
fight
Jimmte
Mcl.nmln
of
Vancouver
here
on
June
I
a
i
f.r
:tio
:
itle
t4ttttttt4t
IIUITIMI
tiOt
KKVMKNT
IK
SI
NT.MMII
BY
A
Vi:UY
LtKlil;
MAJORITY
LONDON.
Feb.
!.
By
a
vote
of
110
to
140
the
House
ol
Commons
last
night
rejected
a
Liberal
amendment
to
the
address
In
reply
to
tbe
speech
from
the
throne.
The
address
was
then
adopted.
The
amendment
would
have
censured
the
administration
for
neglect
of
social
problems
ln
the
speech
from
the
throne.
SHACKLETOK
HEAD
IRISH
BLACK
KNIGHTS
VICTORIA.
Feb.
15.
T.
Shackleton
was
elected
worshipful
master
of
tbe
grand
black
chapter
of
the
Black
Knights
of
Ireland
of
British
Columbia
at
the
annual
meeting
yesterday.
NEW
YORK
MAN
WON
LONG
DISTANCE
SKATE
ST.
MORITZ.
Feb.
16.
Irving
Jaffe
of
New
York
won
the
teu
thousand
meter
skating
yesterday
i.Ait(it:sT
pi
m.ir
row
ku
t
thjty
The
largest
publicly-owned
power
utility
In
the
world
Is
that
operated
by
the
Ontario
Hydro-Klectrlc
Poftrr
Com-
IIPIWIOU
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latewt
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cent
B.C.
LEGISLATURE
HALIBUT
BOATS
OFFTOBANKS
Fishing
Opened
Today
and
About
a
Dozen
Local
Craft
are
out
so
far
Up
to
this
morning,
fully
one
Cxmen
halibut
boat
had
cleared
from
Prince
Rupert
to
be
on
the
hanks
for
the
opening
of
the
fishing
season
u
filch
is
today.
Yesterday
the
following
boats
cleared
from
bere
for
tbe
dee
sea
rtsherlesj
Csygcon
cspt.
John
Wick:
tfaeteit.
rapt.
David
Ritchie;
Zero,,
Cap.
1".
rterscn:
B.ngo,
Capt.
JL
Foroy;
Helen,
Capt.
A.
Anderson.
On
Monday,
tbe
following
boats
'eared:
Tramp,
Capt
8am
Itougaa;
es;lefs
Cap:.
C.
Palk;
Sea
MaMLOapt.
lenry
Dolron:
Bttka.
Oapt.
WlUUni
3oucefv
Capt.
Red
Pierce
cleared
this
morn
ing
with
the
Cape
Swain.
Theie
were
some
ether
boats,
pre
viously
mentioned,
which
got
awty
be
re
tbe
end
of
last
week.
'
Some
of
the
smaller
Csvnsdtaa
boats
took
on
bait
from
the
Osnsdlan
Hib
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
which
had
a
matted
supply
cf
herring
which
had
been
brought
before
the
close
of
-last
sea
sou
from
tbe
west
coast
of
Vancouver.
He
Ken
are
expected
ln
within
s
day
it
so
from
Alaska
with
fresh
bait
to
de
over
the
sltuatkra
until
the
her
:.ig
run
commences
tn
local
waters.
FIFTEENTH
SHIP
OF
SEASON
OFF
I.'ritish
Freighter
.Mabriton
Sailed
loaay
lor
U.K.-Conllnent
Ashby
Loading
''Mtr,
:i
full
cargo
constating
of
10.
734
tons
of
grain
loaded
from
the
A1-'
berta
Wheat
Pool's
Prlgjee
Roperi
,Ele
vator.
the
British
treighter
Msbrrten
lured
n:
1
p
m.
today
for
the
united
.Cingdoia
or
Continent,
The
Mabftton.
:.c
rifietntli
ship
of
UN
season
here,
ad
'-rt:
in
port
about
a
week.
Loading
of
the
sixteen
th
ship
of
the
eason.
the
British
freighter
Ashby,
ts
now
proceeding
sud
tats
vessel
should
-e:
away
n
a
day
or
to.
Vp
to
this
morning,
ne
further
grain
ships
for
Prince
Rupert
bad
been
JURY
VERICT
EIGHT
MILLION
Suit
Against
Duke
Uhiatc
Success
ful
but
for
Sixth
of
Claim
NEWARK.
NJ
.
Peb.
16
The
federal
Jury
last
night
returned
a
verdict
of
M.OQO.OOO
for
Oeorge
D.
Haskell,
the
New
England
manufacturer,
tn
his
suit
for
MS.000.000
agalnat
the
estate
of
James
B.
Duke,
the
tohsoco
magnate.
INQUIRE
INTO
IMMIGRATION
OTTAWA.
Feb.
15.
Premier
Macken-sle
King
intends
to
move
thst
tbe
committee
on
agriculture
sad
colonisation
be
given
authority
to
inquire
into
the
Immigration
Act
and
the
regulations
and
general
subject
of
Hrunlgration.
Including
the
work
of
the
depsrtnvent.
It
l.i
probable
that
the
permit
system
msy
be
much
in
the
limelight.
BODY
OF
COMMANDER
YUKON
MOUNTIES
ON.
STE
AMER
GOING
SOUTH
The
body
of
Major
T
M.
Shoe
both
am
who
died
at
Dawson
recently
when
commanding
the
Royal
Cans'
n
Mounted
Police
in
that
territory,
was
on
board
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
southbound
tixlay
for
Vancouver,
where
the
funeral
will
tkc
pla"e.
The
widow
and
two
children
were
m
the
steamer
also.
Advertise
ln
The
Dally
News