Save
Money
r,in
rhfpt
way
to
buy
the
Dj.iv
New
is
t0
subscribe
by
th
The
cost
la
5.oo
and
your
Is
delivered
to
your
address
f
,,
evening.
Jut
figure
OUt
th
.,.,!
,iwt
to
you
for
this
dally
-1,...
for
twelve
monthjl
Will.,
No.
72.
m
iP.
4
FLYING
ROUTE
TO
KETCHIKAN
mil'Os,
TO
lTAIII.IMI
llfcfll
1
VIII
.
HEKKI.Y
I
LIMIT
TO
ANI
IIIO.M
SEATTLE
HIKAN.
March
26
The
Ketchi-Miurcial
Club
li.w
received
a
:rm
the
NtrihweaUrn
Air
.it
on
kly
r
und
trip
'wren
Seattle
und
Kftchlkan.
(l
trip
pa
'iiger
fare
to
or
out
way
$90.
Piget
Sound
concern
la
aaktnf.
.
:i.ua
IMO
the
XelstUkan
people
irfrtcirHa
for
th
opan-
The
plane
propoaed
to
b'
lx
or
atven
passenger
and
:
pouaas
mill
and
eapraaa
,i
mtraet
a)
id
if
th.-
buatoea
:c
prepared
to
put
on
larger
.
I
definite
I'
The
ter-
vemmant
l
prepared
l:
pay
jt
of
s
laiirtiiiK
field
ana
a
i)v
eeial
of
makinii
It
ha
,red.
S.O.S.
PICKED
UPFROMSHIP;
liliMMI
lllMK.tlt
IN
TKMHLK
Oil'
II:
us.
,.
.VI,
Porter
Idaho
BOMONTOH.
Mare
!
pine
the
ball
through
the
basket
5B
limes
out
of
a
total
of
SO
tr'ea.
Miss
Margaret
MacSurney.
one
of
the
star
players
In
the
Orada
basketball
team,
established
a
new
record
st
the
Mc-Dougall
high
school
gymnasium
Her
feat
betters
her
previous
high
mark
of
7
out
of
5
throws,
which
stood
as
a
world'a
Noord
and
was
shared
with
a
girl
in
the
southern
tales
Altar
dropping
33
through
the
basket
Ut
a
steady
fashion,
but
put
all
the
rest
In
to
establish
the
record.
IIIW
1
OAKT
l'MAIII.V
I
AIOIIT
,
.'.'.".
nr
I
Tn
,n
Tvr,.ooN
ANTIIEA
BEATS
UtANCISCO,
March
M
An
j
all
from
the
British
Huar
.
"ived
here
Suuday
relayed
frum
I
si,
.
motorahlp
Silver
uu
ai
Caygeon.
1.500
pound.
Canadian
Flab
ti
Cold
Storage
Co
21c
and
7.5c.
Atli.
3.000
pound.
Booth
.Fisheries
:I
lc
and
7
5c.
4
IIL4OU0
MUK
Hlltf..
.......
hasketiiall
ruciH
51
Ol'T
Of
TIMES
ROMANCE
OF
4-
LOCAL
SOCCERISTS
A
team
from
the
British
steamer
An-
h.
h
u
nf,.
lox
gram
cam-.
1.
Ulanda.
The
wisasr
one.
."r"
loc.i
,v.n
In
a
football
enma
aast
out
ol
Shangh.
l
d.
lu
1U
,,;un1.
1
.pure
ud
Calcutta
and
..cn.
""'
There
but
a
und
from
Hong
Bong
with
pa-
,
and
freight
It
I
thought
sneismau
'-.vc
bean
caught
In
i
hiiia
cot.
typh
-
TRAIN
STRUCK
A
LOADED
BUS
f't
)I.I.IIIKII
HITII
Ml
NH'll'tL
I
All
IN
WKHT
V.NCm'M:it
ANI
Nl
Ml
tKH
INJl
ltK.lt
MONARCHS
WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW
GAME
RESERVE
NORTH
OF
McBRIDE
VICTORIA,
March
36.-
The
government
ha.
created
s
Urge
game
rtmt
creek.
SO
miles
long
and
fif
teen
miles
wide
lying
1
milea
north
of
McBrlde
VANCOUVlit
UXCllAN(MJ
vvi'HT
VANOOWIR.
March
38.-
Mm.
Art.u
'
wr,
ni
of
Wast
Vsnoouver
wa
asri-,B)iyvllw
"!
injured
and
three
others
received
BlR
Miurl
"
mjnrlea
and
a
number
of
otliers
Corlt
provinre
m
Saturday
evening
when
tn'
oeoiui
R,Tcr
'witind
municipal
fsrry
bus
collided
alw.ler
Hi.'
w.stbound
Pacific
Orcat
Bast-
0,aBtonr
'
n
at
Pourtaan
Street
crossing,
rjiwwir
1
side
of
the
bus
wss
crushed
but
Qmd.
'
'''!
ieu
upright.
Orwuilview
j
Independence
Ir.d'.:.n
Kootenay
Klorcncr.
L.
and
1
Ukevle
lucky
J
Marmot
M"'-Premier
(""
Bid
.43
.08
S
.50
.39
M
.08
.31
M
.57
Vj
.10
08
S
.30
.11
OS
ana
.81
.45
.56
M
55W
'4
10
350
'
.45
JU
.40
.40
.05
0
.88
.58
.31
.00
.33
18
2.85
M
IMMIGRANTS
MEET
ON
SIEAMKIt
ON
WAY
TO
CANADA
AND
CUT
JOI1
As
MAIl-Itltll
t'OI
TLE
WINNIPEO.
March
36
While
match
making
la
not
one
of
the
dut'c.i
ol
Ui
Canadian
National
Railway
coloniza
tion
depprtii.cut
in
the
ordinary
cuur-c
of
event,
the
extra-crdinmy
fomctin..
happen.
Jewel
Tsc'ulggerl
and
Mui
..i
Kern
(same
to
Can.iju
from
Oer.nmiy
a
few
day
B',-o.
separately
or
ulmur;
separately.
They
were
very
good
irlei.ds
by
the
time
the
Whte
Star
liner
Celtic
ducked
at
Halifax.
It
saddened
them
to
think
of
parting.
But
th:
Immigrant
seclal
arrived
In
Wlnnipc;.
and
part
they
must,
to
face
the
new
world
a
two
Individuals.
Now
the
Canadian
National
officer,
sr
ready
tj
be
of
acrvlce.
put
two
and
two
together,
saw
hsw
things
stood,
and
sugfcevted
another
little
question
In
ad
dition.
There
was
an
opening,
on
a
farm
near
Maidstone.
Saak..
for
a
youn;,
marrted
couple
Josef
grinned
and
Maria
brushed
and
they
went
out
shop
ping
Her.
Father
Joseph
Rledlnger.
Use)
tba
knot
at
St.
Joseph
'a
Church
and
now
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tschlggerl
are
on
tbclr
way
to
Maidstone
together.
DEADLOCK
IN
.
SOCCER
GAME
M-OllfclJM
ItllAlV
AT
EVEHTON
111X11
W1IKN
III
iii:hm
1KI.O
MKT
MIKI
IiKI
K
UVKIinHIL,
Marrh
..
There
to
Mill
a
rieaxllmk
In
the
seaftl-fiMl
nf
the
English
I
not
hall
AwM-lalhan
rns
aettra
as
s
reaiill
f
the
game
pMyeet
st
the
Lvertiw
grnaiMl
here
IrMlay.
Neither
Me
mwhI
with
lle
rroolt
that
antber
gamr
It
imx--aary
tr
ileilde
hlrh
team
ftlxtH
meet
lllaekburn
ltrr
In
I
he
final
at
Wemble).
MANY
ATTEND
LEASK
FUNERAL
T
KIT
KK
IOH
I.OC.tl.
MAN
Hill
DILII
IIKIIB
I.AHT
tVlKK
VtM-IXHJMI
O
AKhTLItll.W
The
funeral
took
place
yesterday
st
3
p.m.
frrm
the
0
ha
pel
of
the
BC
tin
dertakars.
Hsv.
J.
R.
Prtaall
officiating
ol
James
Uaak
who
died
here
laa
week.
A
goodly
number
were
pre
Mt
the
hvmiu
aung
oeing
imma
Kindly
Light"'
and
"What
s
Friend
with
W.
Vaughan
Dsvlea
st
the
organ
The
pall-bearer
were
It.
Hanna.
Cap.
tain
J.
Petersen,
j.
M.
Mormon,
Kins.
J.
Lsraen
and
B.
Anderson.
viewer
were
sent
By
captain
met
n
Mias
Ida
Raru?v,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Olennle,
Mr.
and
Mra.
A.
Ooodlad
of
Vancouver.
Jaoobson,
and
IMMIGRATION
INCREASING
ILEUIN
I'Elt
'KT
IIIUIIEK
LAST
l
lfctML
Hi
t
It
TH
AN
t
OK
PltE-VIOI
S
PBHIOII
OTTAWA.
March
38
Immigration
to
Canada
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
Feb
ruary
88
ahowed
an
Increase
of
11
per
cant
avar
the
previous
year,
the
total
number
admitted
to
the
country
being
NEW
PASSENGER
AND
FREIGHT
LINE
OPENS
ALASKA
TO
SEATTLE
-
-.-Miw.ii
iir.Ain
nun
Rufu"
,
SEATTLE,
,
,
-
.
March
.MK
38.
g,
Tti-,
The
Alaska
Alaska
J
TO
l
IN
iitur
IIAML
Al.Hll.llllAi
vi'HTiiiliW
T
.50
mw
Steamship
Company
ateamer
Ssnts
IIIK1I.ANU
BuvcnmiUh
.
Anna
haa
beeu
sold
to
the
Washington
.Ur.
..
ut
u,,ni.cli
am
'
Aluki
Trananortatluit
Company
and
-
'.v
i
Ljnnu,
vwncauver.
h".ii
.w
'I
he
v,
.....
..
.,..
ih.
iii-
widhinc
U1I
be
the
nucleus
for
a
new
pniwcn
ifuuvvi
a8
tji
sa
i
.
is
v
vt
i
---
-
-
-
i
i.m
.......
w.w.w.v
.
.
-
.
.r
mid
frelsht
line
between
Seattl
'"""
racuic
riortnwTi.
who
nn
un-i.
-
-
"'"'i......hlp
when
they
last
night
as-
Aid
A.
J
i
V
,iiiniinf
""",
r
r
uth
C.ll-
"d
Southw-tern
Alaak.n
porU.
t
t
W
I
w.ll
be
h.,lly
nnderatood
that
another
ship
'
.h
Portland
team
..van
goal,
on
'
"
to
thf
clty
..-,,.
The
total
score
for
the
two-
fornlu
'V
as
Ln.-lrc"
v
.rranlv
':
''J
a.
U
0uL
to
J.
:
v''
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
PRINClE
RUPKRT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
26,
1023
JACK
DliMi'SEV
AND
HIS
WIFE
who
were
married
u
ltvt
years
;ik-
Since
his
murriutrv
the
former
chafn)ion
has
said
lo
have
lo.st
his
punch
and
has
finally
stated
ihut
he
i.
out
of
the
game
for
good.
Stocks
Again
Moved
Upward
When
General
Motors
and
New
York
Central
Touched
New
High
Points
This
Morning
YOKK,
March
2b.
The
upward
movement
in
stocks
NEW
continued
today
bringing
a
great
many
securities
higher
than
they
have
ever
old
before.
General
Motors
immii
ed
$7J0
a
aharc
to
a
new
hiijh
price
of
31SrVwf0,
thisrpr.eptit.
Injr
gain
of
BwrnlTan,.jB
hlilion
dolrarinMhrsjRrWjtirtr
quoted
value
of
the
corporation
outstnndinjj
stock
In
icsa
than
four
weeks.
Railroad
share
under
the
leadernhip
of
the
New
York
Central
which
was
sellins
at
$175
for
the
first
time
in
its
history,
joined
the
broad
upward
movement
of
all
securities.
ENGLISH
WOMEN
AFTER
RIGHTS;
DKMANII
ON
IIOMl'IT.tt
THAT
TIIEV
UK
AI.I.OM
El
TO
tlt.IN
TIIEI1E
AS
WELL
AS
MEN
LCsNDON.
March
38.
Orcat
Britain's
Ittle
"sex
war"
haa
bean
Intensified.
The
senate
of
London
university
ha
appointed
a
commli.ee
to
Inquire
into
be
banning
or
women
studenU
at
five
jf
the
chief
Louden
hospitals,
and
this
action
la
regarded
aa
the
first
shot
of
a
tight
to
secure
for
woman
the
right
A3
train
in
these
institutions.
Man
atudems
are
bitterly
opposed
to
a-omen
medical
students
on
the
grounds
hat
It
is
undesirable
for
the
two
sexes
to
mingle
in
the
study
of
medicine,
that
women
prevent
maja
from
concentrating
on
their
studios
and
that
they
interfere
with
athletics.
The
women
retort
tbst
more
import-
PITTSBURG
IS
IN
THE
FINALS
NATIONAL
il.EAOl
E
(XOSKH
SERIES
SATIKOAV
ANII
NOW
KNTEU
PLAYOll
TORONTO.
March
34.-Saturday
the
National
League
aeries
oioeed
and
now
the
winner
are
entering
on
their
play-utfe.
Pittsburg
won
the
third
playoff
position
In
the
American
section
by
a
margin
of
two
point
over
Dotrolt.
Score
a
follow:
Montreal
8,
Toronto
4.
N
Y
Ranger
3.
Pittsburg
4.
Ottawa
0.
Cniiadtena
4.
Boston
2,
Detroit
7.
PLANE
LANDS
IN
IRELAND
m;i;M
make
hiikt
leu
or
ILK1IIT
At
UOSS
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
TOOAY
III
IILIN,
Marrh
S8.
The
Urrman
Junker
transatlantic'
plane
Itremeti,
on
the
first
leg
ol
her
flight
arrow
the
Atlantic,
arrlted
at
IUlnitel
airdrome
Me
today
from
lleflln.
The
plaur
rarrled
lUrwi
von
lluenefHd.
CaiUln
llermsaa
Kehl
and
a
nice
hank-
named
piplller.
TWO
NEW
YANK
HALIBUT
BOATS
WILT
iiV
.
e:
p-und.
I
li.f
.arso
waa
brought
In
by
tbSfflea-I
-tfh.
a
fish
buying
boat,
from
trol-!
tn
In
the
vicinity
of
Myen
Chuck.
Nells
:n,
John
Knyttra
buying
j
.at
aa
cxj.ect.d
to
reach
here
with
I
.11.
rc
king
saI.i.oii.
Atlantic
&
Pacific
Company
hruugh
M.
A
Buasanich
bought
400
jirur.ds
ivcm
Individual
troller.s
pay-(U
und
13
ce'it.
No
particular
reason
was
In
evidence
lor
.'.it-
h.gh
bldd.ng
for
the
3.030
p:ur.d5
on
the
l.cal
exchange.
Th
bKl.l.h
surttd
in
lively
and
each
buyer
bouved
It
a
few
cents.
The
only
cx-,;lB-ntlon
offered
by
Berg
was
"I
want--d
the
fUh."
-I'll
say
you
wanted
the
fish."
returned
Davis
of
the
New
England,
and
BusMiuch
and
Bailey
of
the
Palace
Flab
Company,
and
Jaca
Meloca
of
the
San
Juan
all
agreed
that
Berg
wanted
The
fish.
UOIITINO
IIAVM
AUK
temp.
30.
to
the
flshlns
urc.und
and
the
other
,
smooth.
OVEIt
S.VVS
l)tll'EY
Jack
D-mpay.
in
denying
rum
are
that
be
would
fight
Tunney
in
September,
said
"My
fighting
4
days
axe
over
and
no
one
know
4
it
better
tban
myself.
IVEATIIEU
nt.rouT.
Prince
BtWfert
Part
cloudy,
calm:
temperature.
38.
Terrace
Clear,
calm:
temp.
38.
Boat
wood--Clear,
calm.
temp.
34.
Alyansh
Cloudy
calm.
temp.
33.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
temp
38.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
88.
Stewart
-Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Hay
sport-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
40.
Port
Simpson
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
38.
HajMlton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
SmltheraClear.
calm.
temp.
33.
Fr-rs
la'te
near.
calm.
temp.
37.
T'l'Rraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
38
Atlln-
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
30.
W'
tenor
Cloudy,
south
wind
Carmacks
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Stewart
River
Clear.
10
below.
Dawson
Clear,
calm.
5
below.
WIKELESH
KEI'OIIT.
a
a.m.
DIOBT
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm
.
.
.1...
.ni,
v.r
..ifh
rniinaiin
nuiiMn
trtn
harnmetrr
30.53:
temperature,
as
reniac
10
auppon
ni-ipiia
mv
in....,
....
n
In
thi
ban
"
Lady
Balfour
added
that
she
herself
waa
declining
to
contribute
to
the
Royal
hospital
fund,
this
year.
he
Hoyal
bring
mie
of
the
hospital
to
close
Its
doors
to
woman
student.
18.
bar-
anoe
ahould
be
placed
In
their
academic
j
OOLIIMiK
ANI
PIKUCE
AKE
LATEST
omcter.
38
83:
temperature
:
than
in
their
athietlc
qtuvrttleatlona.
and.
j
MEMIitUN
ot
I'lsiilMi
1
1.EKT
TO
smooth;
11
50
p
m
spoke
steamer
Prince
n
supporting
her
sJitsra.
Lady
France
.MAKE
t
ALL
IIKI1E
iJohn.
arriving
Massett.
aouthbound:
8
Bslfourdeclares:
It
I.
outrageous
that;
Ipin
apoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
arrlv-
hoanltaU
ahould
try
to
prevent
women
1
Two
brand
new
American
nauoui
mg
aaaaaeu
wun
.s
wJi.,
rt
..if.ra
Wnmen
should
hrmts
are
In
orrt
t(;dy.
on
being
In
I
DEAD
TRBK
POINT.
Cloudy
calm.
rmH
enroute
from
Piwei
Sound
for'
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
strong
east
here
first
trip
to
the
bank.s
I
wind:
barometer.
38
38:
temperature.
45;
The
Ccolldge.
which
la
In
port
with
a
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Roche-an
Initial
catch
at
32.000
pounds.
Is
He.
Vancouver
for
San
Pranclaoo.
115
owned
bv
Al
A';len
and
B
Molver.
She
mile
south
of
Cape
Plattery:
6
p.m.
i.
.if
the
ineh,i
tvoe.
63
bv
15
by
'snake
steamer
Aleutian.
Seattle
for
71
j
feet,
and
Is
equipped
with
a
90
hp.
Ketchikan.
109
miles
from
Ketchikan:
nnimrtxr
emriiv
with
reversible
mar.
nm.
anoke
steamer
Alameda,
Anacor-
Boston
Grill
Lutae
Upstair
Dining
H.U,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
Iwst
for
the
least
Prion
457
i
Price
Five
(u
ENORMOUS
ADVANCES
STANDARD
STOCKS
AT
NEW
YORK
Highest
Price
in
Years
Paid
for
Halibut
Today
One
Small
Vessel
(Jot
23.1c
for
Catch
This
Morning
and
Canadians
Paid
21
Cents
on
the
Exchange
This
Morning
H
h.UKST
price
in
years
were
paid
for
halibut
on
the
Prince
Knpi-rt
Fish
KxchunKe
today.
A
recent
scarcity
of
fresh
h.iHIiut,
together
with
a
viiforouit
Easter
season
demand,
are
,
My
the
aetuatiiik
fat-torn
in
causing
the
bidden
to
offer
as
a
J
'..U'
and
Uc
for
American
fish
and
21.1c
and
8c
for
Cana-Nimr
of
the
boats
that
have
been
landing
catches
here
lately
'.mi
sharing
big
profits
per
man
on
account
of
the
bumper
.Mowing
are
the
boats
receiving
record
bids
at
Prince
Ru
pert
today:
AMEKICAN
Atlantic.
30400
pounds.
Pacific
PUb-
erie.
20.Sc
and
Be
Liberty.
35.000
pounds.
Royal
Plan
Co..
20
8c
and
Sc.
Cujlldge.
33.000
pounds.
Atlln
Plah-tnev
21.
Be
and
Sc.
VUilor.
3300
pounds,
Royal
Ptoh
Co..
JJ
1c
and
Be.
CANAIHAN
Marguerite.
3.000
pound.
Booth
Flah-cr.es.
21
and
7.5c
Aiken.
7.000
poundi.
Canadian
Plah
As
Cold
Storage
Co..
31.1c
and
8c
HIGH
PRICES
PROFITABLE
DAY
FOR
SALMON
POLICE
COURT
lei.t-tl,rre
nit
raid
ut
Ketchikan
TOTAL
Of
SHHI
COLLECTED
IN
HNES
bv
Denier
lor
One
Lot
A
utan-i
t
srM
t,,uu
Tills
MOItMMJ
KETCHIKAr..
March
28.
There
wa
I
!
vely
bidding
among
the
local
exchange
;
Plnr
totalling
S430
were
collected
in
at
the
week-end
resulting
in
the
high-
I
city
police
court
this
morning
si
a
re-(st
price
paid
this
ea3n
for
3,000
1
ult
of
the
hearing
by
Maglatrate
Mo-,Auids
of
ting
salmon.
Berg
wsa
the
j
Ulymont
r.f
aevea
eases
In
all
of
whloD
j
it.,,in:
bidder
at
23.05
and
14
cento
p.ca
of
guilty
were
entarsfj,
tbe
ass-
"lcn
being
over
in
Mas
than
fifteen
mil
utts.
Alexander
Qooch
of
the
Pioneer
a
com,
for
keeping
Intoxicating
liquor
a
place
other
man
pmste
guesf
room,
waa
nnea
saoo.
wnn
ins
opsraa
31
two
m.jnths'
Imp'UtonnMOt,
It
being
Is
second
offen-e
L
uls
Rcss
of
the
Port
Clement
Club,
for
permitting
John
Bedstrom
to
have
llqutr
fri
his
restaurant,
was
sa-
essed
150
with
the
option
of
thirty.
days
in
)atl.
Jonas
BJostrom.
Char
lea
Pricks
-n.
and
Oscar
Olssn,
all
for
con
urnlng
liquor
in
the
Port
dement
Club,
ware
each
fined
550
with
tbe
choice
of
thirty
days.
John
Hedstiam.
for
having
liquor
In
the
same
plac.
waa
similarly
fined.
The
seventh
case
was
a
charge
of
In
decent
exposure
against
James
Kilby
who
was
fined
Sio
with
tn
option
ox
even
days'
imprisonment.
CLOSE
MATCH
FOR
ALLAN
CUP
MONTREAL
VH'TOIUA
HEAT
MANITOBA
INIVtKHITV
TWO
TO
NO-INO
IN
OPENIM1
GAME
OTTAWA,
March
38.
Tbe
Montreal
Vlctcrla
defeated
Manitoba
University
two
to
nU
Saturday
night
In
tbe
first
,f
a
two
out
of
three
aerie
for
the
Allan
Cup.
Both
goals
wars
scored
in
the
last
period
with
long
shots,
th
trst
dribbling
psat
goalie
Puttee's
4tet
and
the
second
being
from
near
centre
of
ihe
lee
'
and
hasmdiag
over.
There
was
little
to
choose
between
the
teams.
The
first
two
forward
Unas
were
evenly
matched
with
the
ooUagt-ins'
rear
guards
a
shade
more
STOCK
EXCHANGE
FORMED
SEATTLE
OKNEKAI.
It.
P..
CLAHK
OE
VANt'OIJ-
til
IS
ONE
Ol'
IIOAUO
Ol'
OOVEIINOHH
VANCOUVSR.
March
38
The
Seattle
Stock
Exchange,
which
will
deal
largely
In
British
Columbls
and
Eastern
mining
stock,
waa
orgsnlred
In
tbe
Puget
Sound
city
Saturday
Oeneral
R.
P.
Clark
Is
a
member
of
the
board
of
gover-nors
and
John
P
Karunan
of
Seattle
1
president.
o..
.
Kiw
m
Pint
Hnun
iurn
for
Keiehlkan.
303
miles
from
Ta-;
at
10
o'clock
at
the
United
Church
the
winter.
,ooma:
8:48
p.m.
spoke
steamer
cardena.
I
The
Pierce,
owned
and
aklppered
by
north
of
Seymour
Narrows,
southbound;
Cant
N.
M.
Nelson,
formerly
of
the
8
pm.
spoke
tug
Eureka,
t
43
feet
long
with
beam
of
Blunder
Bay.
bound
for
Seattle;
pm
7'
.
fen
and
I
powered
with
a
40
h.p.
spoke
motorshlp
Norco,
Ketchikan
for
B
lli'der
seml-diel
engine.
The
ves-
Vancouver.
300
mile
from
Vancouver.
!
waa
built
in
Tacoma
during
the
NOON
winter
and
l
here
en
route
to
the
DIOBY
ISLAND
-Part
cloudy,
calm;
fmhlng
grounds.
,
,
..Usrcmatsr.
8838:
temperature.
53:
sea
H-rtdt4cAi
Wia
1830
noon
'P0"'
m,r
VAM
OlAEIl-VLtN
TPrlnce
John.
ertterU.g
SkldegaU
Inlet,
ll
fUJ
lnt)l,llil
DAD
THBI
POINT
-
Overraat
calm;
VANCOUVER,
iufh
38,Nlnlan
Hugh
barometer
3053,
temperature.
45;
aea
Bain,
a
resident
of
Vancouver
for
nearly
smooth.
SO
yearn
mid
prominent
of
late
year
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
easterly
In
the
salmon
cannery
bualnea.
died.
gale:
barometer.
39.08;
temperature.
47;
Saturday,
aged
74
aea
rough.
LOCAL
BUYER
WAS
MARRIED
A.
L.
WEAVER
OP
THIS
t'lTY
T.IK
KM
METLAKATLA
OlKL
Itllt
IIKIHE
A
wedding
took
place
Ssturdsy
night
parsonage.
Rev.
a.
wuson
orasnuing.
fthen
A.
L.
Weaver,
fur
buyer
tor
Wll-
St
Palth.
leaving
Ham
Ooldbloomt
aft
skipper
of
th
Mr
M.
Cnrden
and
small
son.
Ray-!
P.
8.
Bonney.
logging
superintendent
m.
nl
arrived
In
the
city
horn
Van-
for
the
Pacific
Mill
at
Ocean
Pall
anil
.
..
..,.,.
.n..M..
,4l...t,
r..,Hr
1,A
udt'l-,1
H:,t-
.
.
.eouver
on
me
iramofun
ntsi
iuhiu.
.
luunn
"mum
......
-
M
Alvaaoff
is
expe-ted
here
tin
It'iirden
1
.
M.ter
of
Mi
J
P.
M
Han-'
urrtay
night
hy
the
Prln.-e
John
(r
week
in
connection
with
the
work
onjnah
wife
of
the
chief
ot
the
city
de-;
Sandaplt.
Queen
Charlotte
UUnib,
on
Mc
new
tlM-.itrc
"U
Third
Ave.
It.H'.'nuiit
ot
the
pruvlucial
pol'ce.
iiimpaiiy
busUic
fur
buying
launch
Ttying
opur.
was
united
in
marriage
to
Miss
Owen
Clifton
of
Metlakstla.
Mr
Stella
Thompson
acted
as
bridesmaid
and
Prank
BalauUn
aah,
groomsman.
t
,
,
if
k
Pcllcwing
th
wedding
there
was
s
b.ndu.t,y
the
Uyk
ELECTION
TIME
IS
DISCUSSED
IN
SOUTH
VICTORIA.
March
3
-
August,
1W9,
la
the
lateit
d.i'e
at
which
the
provincial
elec
lion
miy
be
held
but
their
la
Uttta
ihiinte
that
the
date
ot
the
big
OOll-tlcal
even'
will
be
de'ayed
that
loaf.
Lute
luinuiri
or
early
autumn
seems
to
I
be
the
nu-M
likely
time
fur
tilt
tat.
J3