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VTTENTION!
H.P.O.U.
'"
'
"""t
of
the
death
1.1I
iiicctin
Murray
Fuller
I'lease
attend
spe
lt
tonight
at
8
'ill
AH
AM,
'aii
I
tod
Ruler.
quiremcnts,
so
tlif
roquet.
Two
parties
go
aboard
S.S.
Venture
and
Power
Boat
Pachina
to
meet
one
of
them
and
take
them
to
supposed
wealth
VANCOUVER
February
24.
In
an
effort
to
1
first
to
restake
the
famous
gold
lode
first
discovered
in
I860
and
later
lost,
prospectors
representing
two
groups
of
financiers
are
racing
north.
The
prize
for
the
victor.
vill
be
the
famous
old
Sacramento
Ledge,
sought
for
ana
fought
for
in
early
days,
after
it
had
been
told
of
by
In
dians
and
finally
staked
in
18G0
by
Major
William
Do
a
nit.
;
of
West
Virginia,
eminent
American
mining
engineer
)f
that
time,
and
restaked
by
him
at
intervals
for
23
yeai
after
that
date,
the
last
time
in
1885.
'
Lately,
Downie's
old
account
of
his
find,
including
i
map
locating
the
lode
and
records
of
five
assays
taken.
Jisciosing
an
unusually
rich
deposit
of
mineral
was
unearthed
after
much
rocoorch
by
officials
of
the
Cal.
Brit.
!
iixploration
Co.
Ltd.,
a
southern
California
concern
in-1
.erested
in
R.C.
mining
possibilities.
i
A.
R.
Edmonds
of
this
city
also
had
learned
of
the
iode.
A
dramatic
scene
reminiscent
of
early
days
occurred
at
the
Union
Steamship
Company's
wharf
Tuesday
night,
when
Edmonds
and
two
men
of
the
Cal.
Rnt.
t
om-
any,
rivals
in
the
race
to
the
bacramento
Ledge,
met
a.-thev
boarded
the
S.S.
Venture,
the
only
ship
on
which
oiu
1
can
reach
the
Kitimat
Arm
site
of
the
claim
for
another
,
month.
Edmonds,
it
is
understood,
at
the
last
minute,
1
secured
the
financial
backing
of
a
group
of
spoiling
backers
01
the
ijuaura
t,iuo
01
mis
city.
The
Cal.
Brit,
men,
Major
Rolley
Morgan,
R.F.A.,
and
Anirus
Kerr,
.
C.E.,
former
head
sampler
at
Hollinger
.
.
1
f
1
o..
.Mine
in
Untario,
001
n
01
wnoin
were
wilh
uenuiiti
out-.on
in
his
trek
through
the
Cariboo
and
Peace
River,
,vere
able
to
notify
their
principals
that
their
rival
was
aboard
the
ship
just
before
it
sailed.
Every
attempt
was
made
by
Cal.
Brit,
officials
to
charter
an
airplane
here
to
overtake
the
Venture,
take
Morgan
and
Kerr
aboard
and
rush
them
on
to
Kitimat
Arm
and
up
the
fjord
50
miles
to
the
site
of
the
claim,
ihey
were
unsuccessiui.
owners'
insurance
protected
him
In
one
case
the
plane
only
to
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
and
he
refused
to
go
further.
In
the
other
the
plane
was
not
able-
to
make
such
a
lengthy
flight
without
replenishing
fuel.
The
commander
of
the
airport
at
Sand
4'oint
near
Seattle
was
communicated
with
by
telephone
Wednesday
but'
he
replied
.he
had
no
plane
which
could
be
fitted
for
such
a
long
trip
in
time
to
catch
the
Venture
before
:
nt.-ai
nff
Kitimat
Arm.
according
to
its
schedule.
1
So
Captain
Swanson
of
Prince
Rupert
has
sent
down
the
coast
a
power
boat
to
meet
the
Venture,
to
pick
up
Morgan"
and
Kerr
and
carry
them
up
Kitimat
Arm
to
ealth.
a
..
LaU
meHsaee
from
the
S.S.
Venture
stated
that
the
Pachena
had
been
requested
to
pick
up
Morgan
a
id
Kerr
at
Butedale,
90
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
1l..nniifhi
u
IT
1H
SHIU
lllilt
uuiiiuiiu
o
"""""
have
not
been
idle
but
what
step
they
have,
taken
to
To.
their
man's
journey
are
not
known.
Mining
circles
watching
the
race,
such
a
corneal
as
was
common
here
are
here
three
or
four
decades
ago,
with
more
than
usual
interest.
this
concern
decided
it
wa
nti,
rho
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
and
the
B.C.
&
Ughterage
Co.
were
pqUmdjieram:
Towag
1
IS-w
vestcrday
afternoon
to
dosnat.Qh
speedboats
a,ml
hiCst
t
take
the
rivals
to
their
destination.
(l0WTli
See
Rupert
Boat
House
sent
the
Pachena,
Dumas,
to
Butedale
at
5
p.m.
C
rnnt
1
Harvey
&
Lighterage
Co
was
asked
to
B
C
Towage
The
i
L
,t
to
Klemtu
but
the
speedboat
Naas
River
is
the
winter
at
the
dry
dock
and
the
Salvage
for
??.
f?
...llemed
not
fast
enough
to
meet
the
re-
tTlllCLTV-"
'
BRITISH
SHIP
4
4
COMING
HERE
From
Orient
to
Load
Full
Grain
CflrRo
for
United
Klnjuom
or
Continent
A
British
ship,
the)
nauas
of
whleh
la
not
yet
reve.tled.
la
reported
to
be
on
the
way
firm
the
Orient
to
Prince
Rupert
and
la
expected
to
arrive
here
on
March
3
or
possibly
sooner.
The
vessel,
which
will
be
already
lined,
will
load
a
full
cnri(
(or
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VICTORIA,
February
24.
Two
men
are
believed
to
have
been
lost
when
tiie
louring
car
in
which
they
we.e
sleeping
aboard
the
HteuftH-r
i'rino.sH
Louise,
en
route
Horn
Vancouver
.o
Victoria,
slid
qltf
the
forward
deck
early
this
morning
in
Active
Pasa.
j
Peter
Otaeii
of
(
owichan
Bay
was
the
registered
owner
of
the
car
and
he
.i
accompanied
by
John
Nieiiolson
of
Viclo.
iu.
It
in
pre..ui)i'il
thut
tidal
currents
caused
a
alight
list
and
the
nuiomobtlt
)iraK'
.
not
being
.-et,
the
car
rolled
toward
tlie
jtort
doors,
tise
'
f
o
k
i
h
of
the
car
going
underneath
the
lock
hi
t-
wnii-h
was
'11.
id
and
permitted
the
weight
of
the
car
to
force
the
doors
o;ieii.
The
sleamc.
umld
fiud
no
trace
of
the
car
occupants.
Mjw,Jjg
.'
MJaBaaBa
aMaaWfB
aaHRBtaBSaHHr'
VsaMafiaaaaaaB
MRS.
WILFRED
ASHLEY,
wife
of
Col.
Ashley,
British
Minister
of
Transport,
will
take
care
of
the
manners
in
British
films,
and
director
of
home
art
cusioms
and
MKKlJMi
OI
I'tHKM
IHlAMIl
I
AI
M!!!
ton
rnv
UK
At
TIH(
TI(I
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parka
Board
baa
been
called
for
tonight
when
the
matter
of
beaut
lfleat
Ion
Of
the
c.ty.
In
the
way
of
carden
and'
window
box
encouragement
and
planting
of
the
atrrrts
and
grounds
surrounding
municipal
property
will
be
dlacnsoed.
Following
suggestion
of
tlie
acting
mayor
the
question
waa
referred
to
the
Parka
Board
by
the
city
council
this
week.
BUSINESS
MAN
DIES
SUDDENLY
Death
Came
Under
Trairic
Clr-i-umtances
to
I-
Murray
1'
uller
l.at
Nignt
Bn-ii'o
circles
grnrrally
In
the
city
ntl
the
:nany
(rlenda
ol
dereaaed
and
family
wc
re
draply
shocked
this
i'.on
tiiR
to
Ic.irn
of
the
death
which
rrurrrd
at
11
o'clock
last
evening
uo-
ibis
he
entered
the
grocery
business
here
for
huweelf
and
had
ever
since
been
identified
with
that
business.
He
was
the
sole
owner
of
the
B.C.
But-
hera
and
Orocers
and
the
Cash
and
Carry
grocery
at
the
corner
of
Pulton
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue,
both
of
which
huslnesses.
It
Is
expected,
will
be
carried
on
aa
usual.
The
late
Mr.
Fuller
was
In
bis
forty-third
yeai
and
was
born
at
Green
River,
about
twenty
miles
from
Toronto.
Ontario,
where
his
mother
still
re
one
of
whom
Is
Mrs.
W.
W
Wright
of
this
city.
Besides
his
widow
he
Is
survived
by
a
family
of
five
chUdren
William,
aged
It.
Myms.
13:
Helen.
10:
Margaret.
7;
and
Dorothy.
5.
To
them
will
be
extended
the
deepest
sympathy
of
the
community.
Only
this
week.
Mr.
Fu'ler
completer!
a
term
or
omre
aa
prrsioeiii
vi
tuc
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
As
Large
Upstair
Dintnir
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
HHj
N.TAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
P(!
xni"'
prince
rupert,
b.c,
fridav,
February
24,
1028
rric-
vw
cent
sVAl
PARTIES
ABOARD
VENTURE
BOUND
FOR
KIWI
AT
Race
of
Miners
from
Vancouver
to
Kitimat
Arm
to
Stake
Famous
Gold
Lode
First
Discovered
1860
ffTAWA
CREEPS
ON
CANAD1ENS
n
I'oinls
Itehind
a.t
Keault
ol
I
a-t
Night's
Games
'
1
(l:i)Nii
leb
24.
Ottawa
la
:
:
the
Canadlcru
os
a
re
..'ins
game.
!
a
wonderful
gam?
bu
in
Council
Moiurra
play
Advantage
ovc.
1
game
with
twentt
1
nialtlaa.
.
,
.,oed
all
the
goals
li
il
the
flrat
scores
thr
mute
than
lour
Klraltfv.
;
jo
:
i.
u
0.
!i:
'I.
to
J.
V
Rangers
.
ANK
TELLERS
.
ARE
ARRESTED
I
in
Toronto
Will
I
urge
Sums
of
Bank
Fund
l-e'i
.14
---Potlowuu
'!
.
of
Norman
Bray
'rllti
'I
Bank,
chared
with
.'rum
tht
bank.
Oci.
1
f
the
Caplall
Tru
arrested
on
an
lden-'
.
amaunt
involved
be
1
.1.1;
the
two
men
work
'rina;
up
delalcuilorui
b-
f
check
between
tlx
IUAKE
DAMAGE
Th,
TO
NAZARETH
"'"mini
lluildings
Damage
4
"1
1
11I
Jerusalem
it
Is
Reported
:
1
1
Feb
34.
-
Nawreth
t
;'
'
which
sulfered
from
":ih'ueke
which
rocked
"!::c-iU)-.
geerywhere
muny
"
'
1
1
K
tiiuntctpnl
and
kov-
were
damaged
!i'
Uovarnment
House
1
Olives,
which
autfered
'
'
List
July,
waa
again
'LOSE
ALASKA
BEAVER
TRAPS
J
1
The
Alaaka
tame
completing
a
two
11
'"ti"i
for
1
closed
aeaaon
'
".'i
on
beaver.
Other
i"
b
submitted
to
'
department
Include
1
bat
limits
and
cwr-,!
il"mg
date
for
the
tt:TIIMi
.IIHMHIT
I""
cieiir.
tight
north'
vs.
.
'itrsMr
4-
Automobile
With
Two
Men
Sleeping
In
It
tidied
From
Deck
of
tnncess
Taxes
Reduced
Two
and
.
Louise
Into
Waters
of
Active
Pass
Hlf
MJL'o
J
lh
Dl
Five
Years
Says
Manson
Attorney
General
Defends
Government
Against
Attacks
of
Opposition
and
Declare
no
Politics
in
Police
Department
VICTORIA,
February
24.
In
the
Legislature
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-son,
attorney
general,
denied
opposition
charges
against
the
administration
of
justice,
particularly
in
connection
with
the
control
of
provincial
police
forces.
He
contended
that
politics
had
not
been
introduced
into
the
affairs
of
the
force.
"There
may
have
been
mistakes
made,"
said
the
attorney
general,
"but
they
were
mistakes
of
the
head
and
not
from
the
standpoint
of
political
motives."
Before
the
budget
debate
concluded.
-
an
amendment
offered
by
the
opposition
charging
Liberals
in
the
House
with
Inter
.crence
with
the
conduct
of
provincial
affairs
and
asking
that
the
apeaker
leave
the
ch.'.lr
for
the
purpose
of
going
into
committee
of
supply,
waa
defeated
25
to
17.
Two
members
on
each
aide
were
paired
and
one
waa
avb--cnt.
COOL
WEATHER
MANY
POINTS
"airly
eld
weather
prevails
through-
Opposition
contentions
that
the
gov-
out
Northern
and
Central
British
Col-?rm.ien:
had
been
over
-expending
hug
.
umbta
and
the
Yukon.
Dawson
resjla-moutiU
and
Increasing
lns'.ead
of
re-
tered
30
below
and
it
la
aero
weather
duclng
taxation
were
Inaccurate
and
ab-
almost
everywhere
beyond
Terrace.
The
surd.
Mr.
Manson
declared,
breaking
In
following
la
the
detail
of
the
Oovern-defenae
of
the
government
policies.
The
ment
Telegraphs
dally
report:
-...-..
...an
,
harf
inMt
iwwt
tf.Jl
half
Dmvt
HlmMAtt
niMf
mIm
Umi,
4a
.
.nH
.
-.
I
'
.
,
V
7
.7.
!
mUllon
dollars
Mas
than
waa
author-
t
in
it
a
litra
01
4iurf
ruuvt.
oneer
grocer
of
Prince
Rupert
and
.-id
of
tha
Ilrnt
knvwja,
Jim
&AX
r!'..:
aid
Grocers.
Mr
Fuller
had
been
engaged
yeater-
in
moving
residence
from
416
'!
S.reet
ti
the
house
adjoining
was
formerly
the
Hursta'
Home
nd
which
had
recently
been
bough:
.nd
renovated
by
J.
W.
McKlnley.
He
i
id
put
in
a
r.ither
strenuous
day
and.
:n
the
evening,
sat
down
and
com-;.lained
of
not
feeling
very
weU.
stat-.u
that
he
had
a
evere
pain
In
bis
hrt
However,
he
waa
apnerently
lr.
.-.hi
sprlt
and
waa
laughing
and
oUiiik
while
banging
pictures
as
late
s
10
13
p.m.
Boon
after
that
he
relied,
the
discovery
waa
made
by
his
lie
thai
he
had
lost
consciousness,
nrnda
and
medical
aid
were
called
iut
it
was
too
lste
and
death
soon
ame.
evidently
as
a
result
of
heart
rouble.
Mr
Fuller
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
1913
from
the
Kootenay
dlatrlct
where
'it
had
been
managing
a
atore.
He
vus
engaged
for
two
yeara
In
operating
i
supply
boat
on
the
Skeena
River.
In
Used
last
year,
he
said,
even
if
aocount
!2
waa
taken
of
the
hundred
new
taxea
fjfcfa
Hie
Ooneertsilww
aeaertceT
Hd
Been
added
by
the
present
admlnlstra-
J
tlon
This
could
not
be
disputed,
that
'
taxation
has
been
reduced
two
and
one
half
millions
In
the
last
five
yean.
There
Is
no
question,
he
said,
that
the
burden
of
taxation
on
the
rank
and
file
Is
less
than
It
was
a
few
years
ago.
i
;
t
ii
i:tv
or
nrniiiMi
SKIKMlATi:
I.M.KT
SKIDCOATX.
Feb.
34
-8klde-gate
Iglet
for
the
past
month
has
bren
full
of
herring
and
the
seagulls,
ducks
and
eastea
have
been
having
a
harvest.
Some
of
the
troliers
think
there
should
be
spring
salmon
among
the
herring
and
have
been
rigging
out
their
boats
to
start
fishing.
sociation.
He
waa
a
past
exalted
ruler
I
of
the
local
lodge
of
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Ilka
in
which
or-;
B.C.
Silver
ganlmtlon
he
had
alwaya
taken
a
great!
Big
Missouri
interest.
He
was
also
a
former
super-!
Cork
Province
Intendent
of
First
Presbyterian
Churoh
j
Daly
Alaska
Sunday
School
In
which
he
waa
a
class
i
Dunwell
teacher
up
to
the
tlr.ie
of
death
Funeral
arrangements,
which
are
In
the
hands
of
the
BC.
Un
tertskers,
will
be
announced
later.
PACIFIC
AMERICAN
FISHERIES
TO
OPERATE
NUMBER
CANNERIES
BEIJJNOHAM.
Feb
34
The
Pacific
i.
""f
4
COMMISSION
DN
MARKETING
COAL
lrMwl
to
IUr
Investigation
Made
With
View
to
Settlement
of
(jueatlon
OTTAWA.
Feb.
34.-
M.icdonald.
Conservative
of
Cape
Breton
South,
proposed
In
the
House
of
Commons
that
sides,
his
father
having
died
about
aa
commission
be
appointed
to
study
year
ago.
He
was
the
only
son
of
the
the
whole
problem
of
the
moving
of
t.fniii.
hut
in
survived
bv
five
sisters.
Canadian
coal
to
Central
Oanada.
His
commission
would
consist
of
five
mem
bers
representee
of
the
coal
companies,
railway
traffic
departments,
tlie
Industries
consuming
coal
and
businessmen
and
miners.
Mr.
M.idonald
said
he
wsa
sure
such
a
commission
could
find
a
remedy
for
the
problem
of
marketing
coal.
VAKCOUVKK
EXCHANGE
Oecrge
Copper
Qolconda
Independence
Indian
U
and
L
Lucky
Jim
.
.
.
Marmot
Metala
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Sllvercreat
Silversmith
Sun
loch
American
Fisheries
will
operate
eight
j
Whitewater
...n.ii.ri
nncl
eniolov
1500
men
In
Bid
1.15
80
.87
12'.
31
S.75
.80
.33
0'j
IB',
.4U,
.31
3.70
M
.18
Asked
1.37
61
.88
31V
1.00
.23
.10
18
.33
Hay
apex
t
clear,
stnaajr
wlM.
-
teaa.
Stew.
Aa
aW
Xialawrf
pyiZtemn.lJ'
AiyaCah
ClieY.
calm.
temp.
1'
Rcsswood
Clear,
calm.
temp.
S.
Terrace
Clear,
windy,
temp.
IB.
Hareltoa--Clear,
calm.
temp.
3
below.
Srulthers
Clear,
calm,
temp.
4
below.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
i.
Telegraph
Creek
Part
cloudy,
temp.
8
below.
Atlln
Calm.
temp.
If
below.
Whtteborse
Clear,
south
wmd,
tens).
4-
3
Selkirk
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40
below.
Dawson
Clear,
south
wind,
temp.
30
below.
PILOTAGE
ON
THIS
COAST
Whole
Matter
to
be
Investigated
by
Committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA.
Feb.
34.
The
whole
matter
of
pilotage
in
Pacific
toast
waters
will
be
investigated
by
the
Marine
and
Fisheries
Committee
ol
the
House
of
Commons.
In
a
memennetum
filed
by
the
Britannia
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Smpire
Service
League
of
Victoria.
BC,
It
was
complained
that
restriction
governing
pilots
were
not
sufficiently
rigid.
Saplotta-Uon
of
the
pilots
by
agents
was
also
alleged.
TRAIL
WINNER
OVER
MONARCHS
Vancouver
Hockey
Team
(Sow
Down
to
Defeat
Against
Interior
5len
TRAIL.
Feb.
34-
Trail
won
the
first
game
against
Vancouver
Monarcha
two
goals
to
nothing
in
the
provincial
senior
heckey
series.
The
nnal
gsme
la
to
be
played
to
morrow,
the
total
number
of
goals
in
the
series
to
count.
DOUBLE
SHIFT
GISCOMBE
MILL
Word
was
received
here
today
that
.18
the
Olscombe
Mill,
the
largest
along
.34
.34',
the
line
between
here
and
Bdmonton.
3.38
3.40
is
commrnclnii
to
operate
a
double
3
05
3.30
shift
frflh
March
1
This
will
double
-
the
output
of
thr
mill
and
the
num-
ItOXIMl
HOI
T.
AIKkn
AI'ikkb
tills
tills
auinmer
summer
lth
ltli
t
a
payroll
payroll
ol
of
Motorcycle
vonaiaoie
U'lxanrr
oi
ine
uer
oi
men
emmra
wiucu
w
nuj
CHICAOO.
Feb
34
Sammy
Mandell.
e700.000.
Operations
will
be
carried
Nanalmo
city
detachment
of
the
pio-
taualuerable.
'
ui
I
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.
is-
a-
l
a.u
a
a
I
ssns-
M
l
UeJ
Va,
tlfl
sa
IrtM
In.
.,U1n
tr.
mnnt
ilKhtwelght
champion,
defeated
Jsckle
on
at
Port
Mollor.
IKatana
Miigcove.
,
vic.
ponce
is
w.nx
.rai.aierr
,
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........
.........
...
U"tU'le
10
m(?el
Fields
or
I.o.
Angles
in
a
ten
rtmnd
8tuaw
Harbor.
Unskwlk.
Derlng
River.
Prince
Rupert
and
will
Join
the
city
tereats.
the
a..me
people
Who
make
the
Unit
Th.
".in
j...,
..I
Make.
1
IVm
I
.
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