25
11.10
.ml
1
1
il
i
H
.
rrtrx
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Any""";
-ITT
VIDECK.
,
vol,
W
.
'
gcmt'iil
with
Uic
jjcpnri.mcnr
ru.niiK'-
Tin'
(ii'iM
iiirnl
lo
keep
mem
,tV
is
slunululcd
by
lilt)
larl
,
r
If...
1
I
.-.
i
at
m
n
rr-nii
oi
ine
i
vk
i
cnu'
h
mi
Canadian
halibut,
Can-I
Tl,.
tr
i
i
.......
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......i
.
IHi.ll-
"ll
ll
fell
nun
t
ml!il
h
III.
ill
AllllTICnll
J
Of,
J.
imilir
omnindtlies.
This
lur.il!
u'l'V
imtaling
(o
local!
rti
(v
iii'i
It
is
not
i
n
a
i
..ni'
gH
more
for
lhcir'
sIll.Ml
iMiliailiallS
gl'l
ll'ss.!
Tin
.
i
1
1
i
i
.
-il
of
Hie
Hoard
of
j
'rail
in
iT-oiutioii
Saturday,.
i
i
Hit
movcmcnl,
subject
.-v
.1
,
.i.
oi
,i
general
meeting
ihr
!
.urd
tomorrow
night.
'
rii
llrt;ol
Mcrchauls
faor
i
;nd
have
forwarded
a
i
OII.iwu
asking
that
ic
.
In-ed
to
American
'
r
llnv-r
XvhoiC
skjp-
h
iind
who
nurclia'sc
lit-1
Tomorrow
uighlj
liotijd
be
u
record
meel-nii'iubiT-
of
Hie
board
of
The
rae
will
be
laid
If
nicnibeis
fli'J,
I'olli
"i'i
slionbl
ItvinlttTi-i
-'
--'
il
nml
I'ousider-1
.i'
-111111
is
taken.
a
-'t
nun
iiiatter
lo
iMMi-
away
from
here
ii'
-.inn'
tune
it
is
u
seri-
ll'
i
i
n
Prince
llnpert
!
i
i"
bo
discriminated
Hid
U
the
Canadian
'
be
used
to
benefit
li-ln
iinen
us
ugiiinsl
in
"ii..
.
ll'llgC,
lS
U,;,
VW
y
"
',1'lM's
more
than
wy
tin:
oihers.
The
oro-
"
I
'
I'
i
i
(lrulie
imo
iind
1
1
'
1,1
i"
l
iken
until
i-very
l
r
i'i
--ili!.
method
r
suing
On
,ii..;t.
:
had
MM!
vx.
ill-1.',
I
Tlw
.
.
....
up
v
I1'II3
Ml
i:
ti.'it'
....
i
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i
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i
i
.
.
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i
imiH
sines
ijiii
li.d
is
said
tin)
ex-
ih
-i
if:ifiiriii
in:
ikiiti
'M
ni
I,,'
iiiiproaelied
wilh
II.
HI
ILiAUULI
1UII
I
I
II
f-4
I
I
I
I
I
IM
"nam
U1i
'Otltliii,,,
IN
COAL
MINE
Overwhelmtd
Them
but
"malnder
of
Two
Hundred
Escaped
KW
i
ASH
.
irni-h,,
ii
-W
I
H1l'l!,.,
ll
II
111-
n'
.
mi
mi
n
""'e
uiiii,.
'uuVi'r
I'-n..
Mar.
.'10:--
'
a
'irejeeliiiy
rid-'
",,
id
Hie
mine,
elirl'il
"''
iiai.H.Ml
,y
a
f(K
Mini',,
Ui
Collierv
a
"
near
today.
Two
Wile
in
the
nit
'"-Ii
of
water
oe.-
nwny
exeepl
man
who
eseaed
1
Wu.
u-lls
mi
Ii.
l.l.i
"
'"'IMI'I'
lM
)FfER
OF
SIOO.OOO
-
'fin
bii'c..
"IJ'111,1!
STEWART
MINK
REFUSED
BY
OWNERS
die
Phoenix
tn
i
no
Mm
Ik
ii
.
nnlaii.i
.
.
"u"eu
in
ine
ur
J
.l
unu'
'"li'icl
lust
week
lie
,
W"
lo
imrehase
y
muiio
hv
nml
deeidi'd
lo
"'
''fU'i'inent
or
tho
r
tl...
iMcsKiii
of
100,000
was
w
lift's,
w
in
ni.
Ynii
Hllll
Y
,
.
.
.i.,ii
iiivesmr,
Hi.,;,
'nan's
of
issued
RESOLUTION
OF
EOARD
OF
TRADE
OPPOSES
EXCLUSION
Dm
Saturday
afternoon
the
council
of
tin:
Hoard
of
Trade
passed
a
rcsolu-I
ion.
subject
lo
ralifica-liun
at
a
general
meeting
of
tin'
full
board
Tuesday
evening,
opjioslnr
the
'
proposal
to
exclude
Amer-irah
fishermen
from
Hi
Is
port.
The
matter
was
discussed
-a
i
some
length
and
the
niectiiii,'
of
tin'
full
boaiil
board
tomorrow
tomorrow
promises
promises
to
to
In
In
v'll
v'll
attended,
attiMiditl,
as
as
gnui
.ri'ai
iiilril
rt'l
is
is
taken
taki'ii
in
in
I
Mils
Ins
subjt'i-t.
Mltiierl.
poRfsiSsi
LADY
PASSES
Mrs.
John
Flewln
Came
North
In
1888
and
Has
Lived
In
Neighborhood
Since
One
of
the
real
old
timers
of
Hie
district
pas-ed
away
yes-
lerdav
in
the
person
of
Mrs.
John
Klewin
of
Port
Simpson,
wife
of
the
former
overiimeiil
ngem
ai
(hat
place.
She
had
been'
ill
only
n
short
lime.
Mrs.
I'lewin
wa
born
in
Me-toria
in
Hil.
and
.came
north
to
Mellakatla
with
her
husband
in
IHSH
on
Hie
old
Harbara
Hos-iMiwitz.
When
Hie
powrtimcnl
office
at
that
plan
was
burned
il
was
moved
lo
Port
Simpson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Flewln
moved
Ion
and
have
made
their
home
(here
since
that
lime.
j.Slie
leaves
a
widower,
well
VTiown
ill
Ibis
district,
two
boys
Will
and
Iterl
living
al
Port
Simiison.
Iwo
sons
and
two
ihiiiolilnrs
mil
now
there.
Also
there
is
a
brother
William
llopo-
l.'ind
of
VancoilMT.
llm
fninilv
ealne
to
Victoria
in
one
or
Ihe
early
limison
ia
hiis
and
are
well
Known
amoni:
dd
lime
residents
in
I
lit?
ouiu.
I
he
funeral
will
Ink"'
place
at
SI.
f.alherinc
s
r.hureii,
poii
Simpson,
al
Iwo
o'clock,
Wcd-ne.day.
Itev.
Canon
ltulibrook
Nifficlaling
mid
inlermeui
win
take
place
in
Ihe
churchyard.
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDER
ESTEVAN
RETURNS
TO
Huperl
Hotel.
.
SOUTH
THIS
MORNING
Sim'ciiiI
work
of
a
heavy
nature
hi
northern,
waters
which
sue
came
noilli
to
do'bciu:
conipld-
ed,
the
liglilhiiusn,
lender
hsie-van.
C.ad.
Harry
IIIMou,
sailed
(his
mnniluw
1,l'
'""'
ltJ
Vieliirla.
The
essel
calleii
ni
Ihe
All'.crl
t
MclJalTery
wharr
to
take
on
some
lumber
which
will
be
used
in
inakiiifc'
repairs
lo
Ihe
llahl
house
in
yucen
Charlolle
Island
which
Ihe
ill
iln
while
on
the
Ks-
way
down
Ihe
eoasl.
LlouL
r.
IL
NV.
now
or
the
n,.v,.i
..Indian
Naval
barracks
at
Ksquimall
is
Visiting
Hit'
.
.
,
.
I
..I
ll.n
I
hi.
I
a
hi.L'IsiriTll
ill
mi
clly
Prinre
HUSTON.
Mar.
-W.
-Snow.
hail,
torrnilial
ruins
and
Sight-
ning
llironglioiil
all
N'w
Kngland
ycslcnlav
did
tlioosands
of
A
dollars
of
damage.
Five
towns
were
plunged
iinlo
ila'kness
whf
ii
Hie
bolt
slno
k
Hie
power
house
in
Maine.
Jtandulhh,
Ver-
j.
muni,
was
Hie
prineipal
town
lo
suffer.
Six
buildings
slid
jnloj!-
uie
swouen
waiers
oi
ine
rier
aim
iwo
oanis
were
earneu
away
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VlllNCK
III
PEItT.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAIIGII
UO,
1025.
Wk
I
t4
til
fcrSH
The
u!ioe
is
u
keli
h
of
I'i
ic
e
Huperl
new
grain
elevator
as
it
will
appear
when
completed.
The
piaiis
have
been
liawii
by
LL
D.
Howe
of
Port
Arthur,
ronslruciioii
engineer
and
architect.
II
is
designed
lo
have
u
slornge
rapacity
of
l,2M,OU0
bushels
as
well
as
a
workiiouso
eapacily
o(
LMU.UtHl
bushuls.
The
cost
is
estimated
lo
be
in
Ihe
neighborhood
of
a
million
dollars.
Tin
foundations
are
exp.ced
lo
be
completed
wiljiin
Iwo
or
three
weeks
and
Ihe
eoiilracl
for
the
main
structure
should
be
fel
by
lliat
time.
The
con-slruclioii
or
Ihe
dock
is
rjoing
on
sleadilv.
allhough
-liilidered
.slightly
by
Ihe
damage
to
the
dredging
plant
last
week.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AS
DAIRY
MARKET
FOR
INTERIOR
FARMERS
The
Oinincra
Herald
stales
thai
it
is
receiving
from
all
tpiurlers
of
the
northern
interior
coin-muniealinns
from
fanners
endorsing
Ihe
project
or
eslnblishliiff
a
milk
dislribtlting
ileoot
at
Prince
lUip.'rl.
The
jiaper
points
out
that
Prince
Huperl
can
consume
or
dispose
of
all
the
milk
products
b'e-tween
the
cpasl
and
the
Lake
country.
The
paper
points
out
thai
people
will
go
inlo
the
dairy
business
if
Ibey
can
be
assured
a
market
for
(he
milk.
!
1
WIRELESSUSED
FOR
DAWSON
nirf
Line
will
be
Abandoned
If
New
System
Proves
Success
Wireless
transmission
between
the
fed
era
I
woxeriiinenl
stations
al
Fdnioulon
and
Dawson
is
now
beiiw
lesled
out
and
the
ticker
all
along
Ihe
line
from
lluellou
north
hae
been
'luict
since
last
week.
All
business
for
points
in
Ihe
Yukon
is
being
nulled
by
w-ay
of
llaxellon
and
sent
north
by
radio,
ir
the
change,
which
i
now
in
Ihe
'nature
of
an
experi
ment,
proves
satisfactory,
it
b
(he
intention
oft
(he
government
to
abandon
lhefnmous
old
tele
graph
line
which
for
many
years
has
given
the
Yukon
lis
only
connection
with
the
outside
world.
Saturday'!
Circulation
1,709
WILL
REMAIN
AT.,
NORTH
POLE
24
HOURS
SAYS
FLIER
OSLO.
Norway.
Mar.
30.
-
Lincoln
Kliswiirtll
who
is
lo
parliciji.tle
in
Haold
Aiauiidsen's
North
Pole
ililil,
staled
that
he
expects
the
I
rip
lo
be
ie-ctiinidishd
in
seu-n
Imurs.
If
sneeessfiil
Ik;
will
remain
ul
(hi
pole
-M
hours
for
oiiscrvalion
and
i'ibu-aiion
inn
nost's.
?
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEW
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
NOW
IN
COURSE
OF
CONSTRUCTION.
A'
V
Floods
in
Saskatchewan
Carry
Away
Bridges
and
Threaten
the
Homes
of
People
of
Woodrow
WOODIIOW,
.Sask.,
.Mar.
K0.
Three
bridges
in
thi.s
district
weie
carried
away
by
a
flood
of
waters
tin
Saturday.
The
(IP.lt.
bridge
across
Wood
Hiver
is
also
weakened
by
ice
and
waler.
While
the
families,
of
the
district
have
clung
to
their
homes
in
spile
or
the
danger,
prai'lically
all
have
made
arrangements
lo
leave
al
a
moment's
iiolirc.
f
In
order
lo
protect
their
graili
it
lias
been
slacked
in
sacks
ui
Ihe
mors
or
Ihe
graineries.
RICH
ORE
STRIKE
BA6INE
LAKE
MINE
FINED
FOR
USING
SALMON
ROE
BAIT
HfltXS
1.AK1..
Mar.
.'in
Yeryj
DUNCAN.
Mar.
30.
-
William
irh
ore
has
been
struck
in
(Walker.
Harry
Wilson
and
Number
Iwo
vein
on
Silver
Island
!
I
hopias
Lew
is
ami
deorge
aln-Mine
on
Dabine
Lake
about
Itijtiarrigle
pleaded
guilty
lo
usinc
niles
north
of
here.
Assay
re-
j
salmon
roe
Tor
ball
ami
were
lumrf
show
Ihe
ore
giving
oxer
i
leach
fulfil
len
tloiinrs
ami
cos"..s.
lioiisiitnl
ilollars
a
ton
whilcior
in
ilefaull
seven
days.
1'ht'
samples
picken
sood
returns.
at
ranijoin
show
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Comer
i
...
1
1
xvere
passengers
noiiuu
noriii
from
Vancouver
lo
Slexvart.
on
the
Caidcna
yeslerday
auenioon.
Hsh
were
eon
fiscal
ed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Morgan,
Hays
Cove
Circle,
jeeeixed
word
on
Saturday
of
Ihe
death
from
pneumonia
of
Iheir
little
grandson
in
Vancouver.
Germany
Fails
Elect
President
on
First
Vote
Taken
Yesterday
Will
Hold
Another
Poll
April
26
lir.lll.IN,
MurJ
:tti,
The
elecliou
held
throughout
(Ser-niuny
yeslerday
did
not
give
any
of
Hie
seven
candidates
the
required
majority.''
f
The
second
polling
day
will
be
held
April
20
when
the
run-didale
securing
Hie
higliest
'number
of
voles
will
bo
declared
'
elected.
'
;
Dr.
Carl
Jurres
of
the
combined
A'atiouulist
nod
lUmserva-tive
bourgeois
parly
bended
the
list
yesterday.
Possibly
the
oilier
parlies
will
coniliiue
forces
in
an
effort
to
elect
one,
or
their
own
candidates
in
Ihe
next
election.
Strttt
Mm,
472.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall
with
tirwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
ding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
!
Hi.'p
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT"
v.;
if
TflkM
lkVAxTATk
MkW
kNi-l
A
Mil
vT
A
TR
ANADIANS
TODAY
GET
HIGHER
PRICES
THAN
AMERICANS
FISH
EXCHANG
editorial
1
Fierce
Storms
in
New
England
FISHINU
BUHia
i
tiipi'c
i-i
i
proposal
afoot
lo
,e
Aniri
"
an
iistuiig
iioats
i.rmli-1,"
of
lauding
yt
tin.',
purl.
At
pi
iiv
resent
.
..
.....I..M
.
kliiJl!il
Hll
Plunges
Five
Towns
in
Darkness
Lightning
Strikes
Powerhouse
i:
Li
Canadian
Halibut
Sells
Today
Higher
Prices
Than
American
Due
to
Small
Amount
Offering
The
fact
Ihal
llicir
offerings
were
so
heavy
as
compared
with
I
In
fares
of
Canadian
boals,
worked
to
the
disadvantage
tif
American
boals
in
Ihe
bidding
at
the
Fish
Iixchange
this
morning
and
gave
Iho
Canadians
al
leat
one
redeeming
feature
in
eonnec.lion
wilh
Ihe
buying
of.
fish.
For
the
first
time
this
year,
Canadian
bonis
received
higher
bids
(ti
,n
were
offered
Americans
on
Ihe
same
day.
There
was
a
total
of
405,500
pounds
offered
and
the
prices
were
somewhat
low,
at
least
as
far
as
the
Americans
were
concerned.
Another
gratifying
report
was
issued
this
morning
lo
(he
ef
fect
Ihal
Ihe
recent
refrigerator
car
shortage
has'
been
removed.
Ihere
are
sufficient
cars
in
lo-
iay
to
handle
the
fare
bought
ibis
illuming
and
a
special
train
is
due
direct
from
Wnuitpeg
to
morrow
liriuuiiiK
-'.)
empties.
Ibis
tdiulild
meet
the
.situation
for
the
lime
being
at
least.
Arrivals
disposed
of
at
the
Kschange
this
morning
were
as
ndhnvs:
runt
American
Wireless,
7,500
lbs.,
at
'J.'.'e
and
3c;
l.exiathan,
17,000
lbs.,
at
H.iio
and
3c;
Virginia,
22,000
lbs.,
al
H.Gc
and
3c;
and
Yukon,
22,
000
lbs.,
al
8.0e
and
3c,
lo
the
Koyal
Fish
Co
NEW
AMERICAN
1
t
,7-
"r".'
r
'r.
lbs.,
at
8.2c
and
3c
lo
Hie
Pacific
Fisheries.
Pioneer,
,000
lbs.,
at
8.2c
and
3c,
and
Sumner,
32,000
lbs,
at
!Me
and
3c
to
Ihe
Hoolb
Fish-
ories
Cnnadian
IU).
j
.kuian,
i..ouo
ins.,
ai
tt.zc
and
3c;
Albatross,
28,000
lbs.,
at
8.1c
and
3c;
Tahoina,
17,000
lbs.,
at
t.2c
and
3c;
and
Itlue
Hird,
2i-500
lbs.,
at
8c
and
3c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Paruzon,
12,000
lbs,
at
l.3c
and
3c,
and
Middletou,
Ij.OOO
lbs.,
at
8.0c
and
3c,
to
the
Atliul
Fisheries.
Canadian
Prosperity
A.,
11,000
lbs,
at
10.2c
and
3c,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Alii,
1.000
lbs,
and
Atlas,
t,-
000
lbs.,
at
U.8c
and
3c,
to
the
Ml
in
Fisheries.
Itiugleadcr,
1,300
lbs,
al
10c
and
3c,
and
Tillie
S.,
3,000
lbs,
al
0.0c
and
3c
lo
the.
Canadian
Fisli,&
Cold
Storage
Co.
BOAT
ARRIVES
Halibut
Schooner
Leviathan,
Capt.
Carl
Elde,
Finishes
Maiden
Trip
to
Banks
The
new
American
halibu'
boat
Leviathan,
owned
and
skippered
by.
Carl
Hide,
is
making
her
firsl
call
here
to-day
afler
'her
maiden
voyage
to
llio
Hshing
banks.
The
boat,
which
is
of
the
large
seine
boat
type,
and
which
carries
a
crew
of
seven
men,
brought
in
a
catch
of
17,-000
pounds.
The
xessel
was
built
pi
Seattle
and
is
TWO
MEN
DROWN
WHEN
I
FISHING
AT
VICTORIA
iBoat
Cauoht
In
Tide
Bodies
Have
not
Recovered
Rip
and
Been
YICTOIUA,
Mar.
30.
-William
D.
I.exvis,
27
years
ot
age,
ami
Leonard
(5.
Slexenson,'
22,
was
drowned
Sunday
arternoon
olT
Trial
Island.
While
fishing
from
a
roxvboat
il
capsiied
as
il
became
cauglil
in
the
tide
rips.
The
bodies
xvere
not
recovered,
Lewis
was
a
xvar
veteran
who
'.osl
a
leg
overseas.
HULL
PEOPLE
AFTER
SILVER
Five
Businessmen
Coming
Yukon
to
Look
for
Rich
Seam
WAS
FOUND
YEAR8
AGO
bw
FLEET
CHANCED
to
LONIMJN,
Mar.
30.
Five
businessmen
of
Hull
sailed
for
Canada
yesterday
on
a
treasure
hunt
for
silver
led
by
John
Riley,
commercial
iigenl
for
the
port
of
Hull
for
several
years,
who
claims
lo
liae
made
ttn
dis-
u.u.nj
'jo""-
cowry
iif.
4bfl
-dcposlL
during-
the
Some
of
Ihe
members
ot
tho
parly
admit
that
the
venture
Ii
an
absolute
gamble
but
Itiley
says
he
could
find
the
sea.u
blindfolded.
COURSE
TODAY
Went
Out
of
Way
to
Salute
Prince
of
Wales
as
he
Passed
In
Ocean
AHOAHD
H.M.S.
HEPULSE,
Mar.
30.
Tlie
British
fleet
humebound
from
the
Medlter-
ranean
Sea
today
altered
it
course
in
order
to
salute
this
vessel
on
which
the
Prince
of
Wales
is
bound
for
South
Africa
on
his
souui
Airican
anu
ouiu
American
tour.
LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT
COURT
OF
REVISION
Assessment
Rolls
Covering
Work
to
the
Extent
of
$74,838
Were
Confirmed
this
Morning
Special
assessment
rolls
coxer-ing
street
grading
local
improvement
bylaws
to
Ihe
total
value
or
671,838
xvrre
confirmed
by
a
court
of
revision
consisting
of
members
of
the
cily
council
which
sal
in
fie
council
chamber
Ibis
innrainx.
The
work
in
volved
was
done
laslfyear
and
financed
out
or
general
run-1
which
will
be
reimbursed
on
tho
sab;
or
debentures,
the
way
for
(lie
inarkeiinu-
of
which
xvill
now
1
..
be
open.
I
here
we.ro
no
appems
.
il...
..liUlllll
mi:
settled
before
assessments
lite
court.
VANCOUVER
TO
HAVE
pre-
ANOTHER
NEWSPAPER
YANUOl'Yi'II,
Mar.
30.
Newspaper
mania
seems
to
bo
afflicting
Vancouxer.
Another
evening
paper
is
to
be
started
hero
soon,
application
for
incorporation
of
a
company
Tor
that
purpose
with
nominal
capital
of
$100,000
having
been
made.
'
it
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News"