1
1
.Mv
M
Clerk
'
0.
-.
.
1
1
1
1
1
William
nr's
clerk,
.iiii,-'
uf
accepting,'
1
:iiu,o(io
in
oonnec-j
iilacKmuilin
of
ir
I
i
lian
prince,
was
I
sentenced
In
.
ii.inl
lulior.
ituuinst
11
uliln
in
ranunis
"Mr.
R
M
NF.
IS
SOLD
$750000
l-SO.N
M,,i
i)
.
c.,,1,1..-
1
V
I
SI
in-key
rroni
Lon-
!:
'lie
iiiirehase
of
I'l
ill"
Mini'
nl
ViiiO
from
l'r
t
Vancouver
and
llk.HM
.....
..r
II.
.
Ynur
from
the
Yankee
(iul
Mining
iU).
by
'
!i
111e1
iran
and
foreign
1
1
1
111
iiiiiii
ni
1111.11
111.
i'
i
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;
n
iinies
the
provision
null
asm
further
power
tie-
imii'
hKIIlK
nisTRIfT
i
IN
NEED
OF
HOSPITAL
aiuit
gnnuiura
win
nuc
ml.
111
11
ini'H
view
at
Victoria
""(I
.
March
J.
Inlrr-
'U
lll'I'll
hll
W....L
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1
1
III.
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u
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I
II
III.
Ill
1
il
Hint.
Ins
ilislricl.
was
11
ol
a
inoilern
ho-
11
w
mlil
he
nne.or
Hie
'
i,r
Hie
present
year
lo
'
.
iin
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1
J
noai
a
len-year
me
coiiMruelhm
of
Ihe
1,111
follow
up
wilh
ex-
"l:
loianees
warra
nl.
FFPn
RDIMrc
rrtn
-
"
"
villllUkJ
I.IIHI.
0R
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
'"'"Il'
hmiiib
.1..
C.
11
"mi.-iiiii
i
nai'Ke
in
lie,
1
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rr.
t.
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UITIW'II
III
,,
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n
ui
o'clock
'"""
'
discharge
coal
,
Up
Uiimiian
Kt-i,
r,.i,i
i.u
1
,
,..
,
:;mi1
iu
1
i.uik
"
"
"
t
'akei,
on
had
in
I
lunula
to
Anyox.
Ar.
WANT
NICE
GIRLS
AS
FARMERS'
WIVES
i:i).M)M(.N.
Mar.
t.
The
uili.ens'
iaue
oT
Yilua
is
sending
a
man
to
Muvland
and
Ireland
as
a
spi'i-ial
iMiiissary
for
Hie
bachelors
of
Ihal
pari
of
Alberla
wilh
a
view
lo
securing
wive,
'fhere
are
plenty
of
well-to-do
farmers
I
here
who
would
marry
if
lln-iv
were
nice
girls
available,
Ihe.
league
.ays.
1
CABLE
COMPANY
ASKS
1
THAT
ALBERT
BE
SOLD
Vessel
Undrr
Seizure
at
Victoria
for
Breaklnn
Frisco
Cable
stld
to
be
A
new
turn
has
been
laken
in
Ihe
easu
in
Ihe
Admiralty
iiouri
in
Vancouver
belween
the
t.oin-mcrcial
Gable
Co.
or
San
Francisco
and
Ihe
shvinier
Prince
Mberl
Over
Ihe
breaking
of
Ihe
eomnaiiy
s
onblc
near
mo
I'eiineiM'o
anil
for
which
Ihe
sum
of
ill
I
ill,
:(
Is
being
claii
I
from
the
dofcndanl
ship.
The
cable
company
has
appiieo
101
mi
order
aiilhori.ing
Ihe
sale
or
Ihe
Prince
Albert
on
Ihe
ground
Ihal.
Ihe
si
earner,
which
has
been
lied
up
under
sei.uie
in
Victoria
for
several
mouths,
is
deteriorating.
'I'1"'
iil'l'li-'
lion
will
be
ileal!
wilh
by
Mr.
Juslicc
Marliu
Ibis
week.
FIRF
nFSTRfiYF.D
TWO
FACTORIES
h?
I'OUT
SMITIf.
Ark..
Mar.
'.1.
A
fire
Saturday
night
destroyed
Fori
Sinilh
I'.ollou
Ho.s
plant
mid
Ihe
enor
dlass
Company's
plant
was
deslroyed
on
Sunday
entailing
a
loss
of
approximately
a
million
dollars.
REVIEW
GRANTED
WASHINGTON.
March
It.
-
In
Ihe
Supreme
Court
a
review"
wat
granted
lo.lay
in
Ihe
which
Ihe
validity
of
Hie
Alaskan
law
taxing
Ihe
salmon
canniiiK
Induslry
Is
cliallcnged
by
M"'
Pacific-Aineriean
Fisheries
Co.
5
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
mt
mmn
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hal.
Ambulance
wilh
nrwly
laid
iancint
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
nvwhre
at
Anytime.
lances,
banquets
and
wedding
3rd
Av.
parties.
Hotel,
Royal
unrf
and
bin
ot.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratts.
apply
To
Hoston
VIDECK,-
-
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phono
457.
PIUNCE
IIUPKHT,
B-U
MONDAY,
MARCH
U,
1U25.
tur'
Clrculttlon
1C33
8trt
Sli
424.
price
FIVE
CKim
ROTHtK
1
lui
OF
LOCAL
MAN
SHOT
IN
CHICAGO
MSlIAl
INTEREST
IN
SESSION
OF
COIINCE
OR
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
ancuuvti
man
onui
in
Chicago
Drug
Store
as
it
was
being
Held
Up
Traveller
for
Vancouver
Firm
WWAH
MM.
Mm',
it.
'Word
received
.Sunday
IcIN
or
Hi.
,1
ug
t
i
(Ii
idli
of
Archibald
Ajurchic,
ill
years
of
ge,
son
of
1
.I
U
1
men-haul.
liWo
oii
Saturday
nigh!
in
Chicago,
vv
1
1
r
U
'I
'il
'
11
ii
1
H
'""i
i"
mviai
u
j'ui
i
nii.-i-
mi
uiu
hj
in
111-
lli
drug
-lore
was
being
Ih'I'J
up
!'
a
bamlil
who
lumen
,
1
1
11
-
1
,
1.1
1
1
(run
1111
oiiiik
.i'H"
on.
ano
me
jnung
man
men
laic
yesicruay.
Mm'
li;r
w.if
emplojcij
ly
Kelly
Douglas
Co.
hero,
lie
was
11
aire
011
leave
01
ansenre
lor
inrce
nionins
WKinjr
an
an
so
r
mlcndcd
lo
return
home
at
the
eiul
of
March
lo
re-
"ttpt"T
-
-
-
1
ifiin
H111
rii'iii
nnn
rnii&ii
III!
L
W
I
1111
M
iJ
kj
M.
W
4.
w
GUILTY;
GETS
PRISON
TERMi;
l
't
1
Mr.
.Mtii'eliie
was
a
brother
of
Nick
Murehic
of
III
is
eily
traveller
for
MeLcllan
Mel'cely,
I.I.I,
lie
received
the
.tad
news
this
Ituoi'ning
through
the
medium
of
llii'
i
lailv
New.
'
All
ofriecrs
111
Kharloiini
recently
were
required
lu
lake
a
new
oalh
of
allegiance
lo
Ihe
govcrner
general
anil
receive
new
commissions,
as
Ihe
native
Sudanese
officers
had
swum
llieir
oalh
of
allegiance
o
lwpg
Fuad.
Photograph
shows
bolh
British
and
native
officers
filing
past
to
mini)
Ihe
order
BRULE
CUTOFF
Company
Refuses
Offer
of
Men
RAPPED
HARD
Engineer
and
"Geoloqlst
take?
Exception
to
Proposed
Railway
Route
A
special
despatch
from
t)l-lawa
lo
Hie
Vancouver
Province
says:
The
suggested
Ilrule
eul-
olT
railway
line,
from
Obed
sU-
1
1
on
on
Ihe
Canadian
National
lo
(iramle
J'rairie.
receives
a
bard
iiiock
in
Ihe
report
of
.lames
MeKvoy,
eminent
mining
-engineer
ami
geologist
of
Toronto.,
who
was
engaged
by
Ihe
Dounn-
iou
Fuel
Hoard
tolelenhine
the
svorlb
of
coal
deposits
in
Ihe
Sheep
Itiver
and
'Smokey
Hlver
districts
of
Alberla.
As
previously
reported,
.Mr.
MeKvoy
stales
llicre
is
no
aulhlracile
in
either
area.
healing
wilh
Ihe
iUi.lion
o
Iransporlalion,
Mr.
MeKvoy
re-porls
Ihal
il
is
not,
fcJisiblo
from
a
practical
poinl.
of
view
to
con-struct
and
oiierale
a
line
ot
railway
lo,
(iraude
Prairie
and
Peace
lliver
counlry
which
would
pass
through
coal
lands
of
Hie
Sinokey
and
Sheep
river
countries.
The
only
praelieal
route,
he
finds,
would
pass
far
lo
Ihe
northeast
of
Jhesc
coal
lands,
and,
lo
gain
access
to
Ihe
'coal,
long
branch
lines
would
be
necessary.
The
reason
why
a
through
railway
could
110I
Ira
verso
Hie
coal
lands
is
Ihal
il
would
have
lo
cross
at
right
angles
all
the
deep
drnininir
valleys
of
Hie
in
lencnihg
country.
Considered
as
a
new
source
of
coal
supply,
Ihe
principal
fact
alioiil
Ihe
Sniokey-Sheep
river
area,
according
lo
Ihe.
reporl,
is
dial
il
contains
a
large
lonnage
oT
very
higbgrade
biluiiiiiious
coal
one
notable
I
t-fool
seam
grad
ing
In
places,
ny
analysis,
an
uii-anlbracile.
Ibis
seam
will
give
a
superior
steam
coal
but
il
is
not
notice
ably
heller
than
the
oilier
high-
grade
bituminous
coils
already
developed
in
Alberla'
in
Ihe
iualilies
which
domestic
urrj
require,
namely,
freedom
from
dill,
smoke
and
-soul.
The
oilier
seams
101
Hie
Na-lional
coal
reserve
con
lulu
high-grade
bituminous,
steam
coul,
probably
equal
to
If
not
a
lillh)
boiler
Ihau
the
best
bituminous
mined
in
Alberla.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
lankcr
Imperial,
Capl.
Foole,
was
in
por
yesterday
from
loco
discharging
package
goods
at
the
local
lanks.
in
Nova
Scotia
Miners-
Strike
Vice-President
Issues
Statement
HYJJ.NKY,
Mar.
!.
There,
i.s
no
cjunge'in
llie
siliiaHo'n
in
conneclioii
wilh
Ihe
miners'
strike
today.
No'
dis'iurbailces
hav
taken
place.
lu
a
slaleinenl
issued
by
J.
K.
MeI.11
vice-provident,
tin
Urilish
F.nipire
SI
el
Company
declines
to
accept
a
proposal
o
union
official.--
lo
provide
tnaiiili'iiam
e
men
if
Ihe
company
would
provid
credit
at
Ihe
slures
am!
guarantee
minimum
employment,
ami
pay
l'iM
rales
until
a
settlement
is
effected.
The
company
insists
Ihal
it
cannot
consider
milling
under
llie
lWt
rales.
INSPECTOR
PARSONS
!
P((J
RIQF
IW
uv
w
l"
REACHES
VICTORIA1
Having
in
Custody
Harry
So-,
wash
Who
Is
Charged
With
Being
Implicated
in
Hijack
Murders
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
of
Ihe
provincial
police
is
.expect
ed
to
arrive
in
Victoria
today
having
in
custody
Harry
Sowash
charged
wilh
being
implicated
in
Ihe
Meryl
C.
hijack
murders
last
Tall.
The
local
officer
brought
Sowash
from
New
Orleans
where
lie
arrested
htm.
A
press
-message
received
this
aflernoon
slated
that
Inspector
Parsons
had
arrived
nl
Vancouver
wilh
his
prisoner
Ibis
moiling
and
Ihal
he
had
proceeded
inmeilialely
wilh
him
lo
Victoria
where
a'
preliminary
I
rial
is
cx-iccled
lo
commence
tomorrow.
LIEUT.
NELSON
OF
U.S.
WORLD
FLIGHT
TO
SANTA
MONICA
.
WASHINGTON.
March
Firsl
l.ieul.
fink
II.
Nelson,
round-l
he-world
flyer
lias
been
ordered
lo
duly
al
llie
Douglas
Aircraft
Co.
al
Santa
Monica,
Cat.
as
produclion
inaiiugerTorair
service
conlracls
in
Ibe
Ninth
Army
corps
area,
llie
war
department
announces.
Lieut.
Nelson
is
now
assigned
lo
McCook
Field
al
layon,
Ohio,
bill
is
on
leavo'of
ibseuce
al
Miami,
Fla.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
llupert
(leneral
lluspilal
on
March
It
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
VV.
Taylor,
Graham
Avo-nue.
Al
St.
Paul's
Hospilal,
Vancouver,
on
March
1,
a
son
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
11,
Ken-ney
of
Terrace.
Nino
Boats
Sold
123,000
Pounds
This
Morning
on
Mora
Favorable
Market
SALMON
ON
MARKET
The
halibut
supply
at
the
local
Fish
Kxclilinge
is
now
becoming
more
commensurate
wilh
the
demand
and
the
result
is
Ihal
prices
are
improving.
This
morning
Ibe
bids
were
much
higher
I
ban
lliey
have
been
for
len
days
during
Ihe
period
that
Ihe
market
was
lulled.
American
boals
received
over
l.'le
and
0c
and
Canadians
went
over
tie
and
le.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
Canadian
Sumner.
Mi.nnu
lbs.,
nl
l.'U'e
and
or.
lo
the
Atlin
and
Pacific
Fisheries.
Seymour.
.'I7.1MI0
lbs.,'
at
l.t.Cc
and
"(-,
to
Ibe
Canadian
rish
x
Cold
Storage
Co.
Yukon,
irj.nmi
lbs.,
and
F.asl-
ern
Poinl.
l.r.oo
lbs,,
al
Kl.le
aid
rc,
lo
Ihe
Mooth
Canadian
Co.
American
Tillie
S..
l.r.00
lbs.,
and
W
lo
Hie
Moolh
Canadian
Co.
-
Ingrcd
II..
7.000
lbs.;
N.
iV
S.,
I.
(inn
lbs.;
Iliiigleader,
Ulnd
lbs.:
and
Muirneag,
:.(Min
H,s.
al
ll.-'c
ami
it',
(o
the
lloyiil
Fish
I'm.
.lust
It.
.'.Olio
lbs.
oT
salmon
nl
IKc
for
red
and
.'le
for
while
In
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&'
Col
Slorage
Co,
PIANIST
DIES
Fisheries
at
ll.3o
Fisheries
PA1IIS.
Mar.
0.
Morllz
.Mos--
kokski,
the
famous
pianist
am
composer,
died
al
his
home
here
nged
70.
League
of
Nations
Council
Opened
today
at
Geneva
and
Attracted
Visitors'
Attention
UK.YKVA,
Mar.
0.
Austen
Chamberlain,
as
president
nf
he
council,
opened
the
Bllril
session
of
the
council
of
the
i.eaguc
of
Nations
here
loday.
A
vast
erowtl
was
present,
at-l-ucled
by
Ihe
council's
program,
especially
in
conneclioii
wuh
'
he
problem
of
I
ho
Ceiievn
securily
protocol,
which
Great
Hrilain
is
expcffled
lo
declare
nnsuiled
to
British
ideas.
Prescnl
indicalioiis.
poinl
to
a
postponement
of
this
subject
until
Ihe
.September
meeling
and
that
in
the
meantime
negolia-tions
for
the
guaranty
pact
recently
proposed
will
he
pushed.
C.P.R.
MAY
BUILD
RAILWAY
TO
PEACE
RIVERSAYS
ROOSA
A
despatch
from
Winnipeg
to
Ihe
Fdmniiliin
-lourual
says:
"Although
the
striking
ofr
point
nas
not
been
decided
on.
Micro
is
no
doubt
thai
the
end
of
t'J-'o
will
see
Ho-
Kdmoulou,
Munve-gan
and
Urilish
Columbia
tail-
way
joined
up
,
with
Prince
(ieorge
and
the
latter
with
ijues-nel."
staled
M.
Itoosa
.or
Matt-rum,
Hask.
Mr.
lloosa,
who
is
associated
with
W.
A.
Mutton,
railway
con
tractor
of
was
no
sec
Winnipeg,
said
-that
Uiprinee4lUyat
"IstaMiJV.where
Shu
"ret
that
"'the
Canadian
will'tie
used
during
the
(Joniinv
Pariric
Jlailvvay
would
do
Hie
construction
work.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIfillY
ISI.ANH.-Cleaiv
calm:
barouieler,
30.14:
temperature,
;iu;
sea
smooth;
H
p.m.
.spok)
sleamei'
Admiral
Hodman.
Seal-
tie
for
llyder,
till
miles
from
llyder;
K
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cap"
Scot
I.
abeam
Northwest
rocks,
lound
for
Powell
lliver;
8
p.m.1
poke
steamer
Camosun
left
rince
Ituperl
norlliliound;
H
m.
spoke
sleamer
Mogul,
i-7
miles
fronliTacOina,
.southbound
;-8.30
p.m.
spuke
sleamer
tJrilTco
lue
Prince
Hupcrl
10
a.m.
IKAI
TltllK
POINT.
Clear,
aim;
baromeler.-
.'lO.Ui;
lemper-
iture,
.32:
sea
smooth.
IIL'I.l.
IIAIIMlilt.
Clear,
calm;
baromeler,
'JD.Hl;
lemperature,
.12;
sea
moderale;
0
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Alameda.
25:t
miles
from
Ketchikan,
norlhbouiul;
K
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Canadian
Coasler,
Ocean
Falls
for
San
Pedro,
M0
miles
from
Ocean
Falls.
Noon
DKillY
ISLAND.
-Clear,
light
soulheasl
wind;
barometer,
110.-
0;
leinperalnre.
12;
sea
smooth;
In
a.
m
spoke
lug
Cape
Scot
I,
abeam
lied
Winds
Point,
bound
for
Powell
lliver;
1
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
Camosun
lefl
Wales
1
land
7
a.m.
northbound.
MULL
IIAIlHOll.-Clear.
light
northwest
wind;
barouieler,
2l.-87:
temperature,
IH;
light
swell.
DKAD
TltKK
POINT.
Olearv
:h
norlliwesl
wind:
baromeler.
:i(i,ll:
temperature,
12;
sea
smooth.
SEMI-FINAL
ROUND
ENGLISH
FOOTALL
GAMES
ARE
DRAWN
LONDON.
Mar.
0.
The
draw
for
the
semi-final
round
of
tin:
Knglisb
Football
Cup
lo
b.e
played
011
March
28
shows
I
he
following
teams
lo
meet:
Soiithamplon
vs.
Sheffield.
Mlackhiirn
Hovers
vs.
Cardiff.
OPERATION
ON
CURZON
LONDON,
March
J.
Marquis
Cunton
underwent
a
successful
operation
this
morning.
Advcrtiaj
tn
the
Dally
News
CANNERY
IS
COMING
HERE
Laura
Whalen
on
Way
up
Coast
to
Paok
Salmon;
Jefferson
on
Board
Tho
Millerd
Cannery
Co.'a
floating
schooner
Laura
VVhaleni
a
converted
sailing
;ship,
which
was
operated
with.
such
-success
at
Massett
Inlet
'last
year,
is
now
on
the
way
up
the.
coast
from
Uualsiuo
to
Marnanl
Cove,
Whale
Passage,
on
the
north
end
of
season.
lniring
the
winter,
tho
Laura
Whalen
has
been
al
Uualsiuo
putting
up
herring.
W.
J.
Jefferson,
local
manager
of
tho
Millerd
Cannery,
is
corning
up
aboard
the
Laura
Whalen.
The
vessel,
during
the
course
of
the
siinmiT,
will
come
to
the
local
dry
ilock
for
an
overhaul,
il
is
expected.
Work
on
the
building
of
the
new
Millerd
Cannery
here
will
start
,on
the
return
of
Mr.
Jefferson
lo
the
city
il
is
slated.
MASKED
MEN
STEAL
$50,000
NT'AV
YORK,
Mar.
'J.
Three
masked
men
broke
into
the
studio
apartment
of
.
Mcs.
Fay
Perkins
this
morning
and
after
healing
her
and
gagging
her
escort.
Millon
Abbott,
a
wealthy
cotton
broker,
escaped
with
jewellery
valued
at
$50,000.
PRINCE
GEORGE
HERE
FOR
OVERHAUL:
WILL
RESUME
RUN
FRIDAY
With
('.apt.
Harry
Neihlen
on
(lie
bridge.
O.N.ll.
sleamer
Princo
George
arrived
in
port
last
night
al
8.15
and
this
morning
was
laken
up
on
the
pontoons
at
the
Iry
dock
where
she
will
complete.
annual
overhaul
preparatory
to
resuming
coast
service
on
Friday
morning
replacing
the
Prince
llupert.
The
(ieorge
Vcame
up
from
Vancouver
under
reduced
speed
and
carried
no
passengers.
II.
Knox.
C.O.M.M.
superintendent
engineer,
came
tip
with
Iho
vessel.
REFUSES
TO
MARRY
'
VANCOCVKU.
March
0.
Mis
l.ollie
Maud
Mlinn,
pretty
Knglisb
girl,
who
is
suing
John
Haahti.
Slewart
mining
man,
for
SI
0,00(1
aflcr
having
been
disappointed
in
him
aflcr
she
had
come
from
Ihe
Old
Counlry
lo
bo
his
bride,
is
slill
delermined
Ihal
she
will
not
marry
lilm
$1
is
said
in
court
house
circles.
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
-urged
llie
two
lo
settle
their
differences
by
wedding.