VESSEL
FOUNDERED
AFTER
COLLISION
ELEVEN
LOSE
LIVES
I'OltT
OF
HPMX.
Trinidad,
11
IK
F.lcveo
paoseiuterH
and
,t.,...i
,
..r
I.
ik
"'
inner-
01
(lie
crew
oi
no-
i
iilitd
gnvernnieul
uleumcr
iipariiiia
perished
yesterday
Will'
li
tlu
vnuiiel
riniiiiliieeil
llfllT
ounliiii-
wilh
the
liner
Van
Dyek
Hi
'he
hiirliur
here.
CALIFORNIA
'QUAKE
NAVIW
HAllllAllA,
Feb.
18.
A
ini'Mi
enrlli
Ireinor
was
fell
hero
"in
iniiriiuig
lusting
five
sreonds
"
dtinuiKi!
is
so
fur
renorleil
to
iiat,e
been
done.
Los
AllKelor
fe"
hi'
BlKick.
Ill
en
uveritue
i.iililie
life.
I'llhllf
dtllies.
uieiil
anil
eanuif
lie
no
peiierftl
fur
people
lo
wunh
i
hen-
IihiiiU
of
pubHr
affuirK
or
-..I
i
dlled
politic
wm
rejirotlohle
nnd
x
ii'
h
nn
inrliualion
nhunld
not
exil
Hitl
Mr.
Man-on.
If
iioliliei
lefl
an
nitaory
ins-
lueKKion
wilh
many
people
il
wac
Hie
pulilieiHIl
IbeniM'lven
,
who
were
perhnp
inwl
lo
hlaine
for
mn'ti
an
lnipnUn.
II
wui
nu
wonder
Hint
lh
pnhlie
"flMi
he-ieed
of
Hie
politieiau)
whal
Ihev
HHhl
nhoul
earh
other.
II
wn-
-m
il
talk
by
the
polii
n-inn
,
,..,,...
.u..
l
luil
ulaeeil
(hem
SO
n..
o.
ill
i-Piiiite
and
lllllile
I
It
L'
ritieii!
hmlh
lo
eniet
Mr.
i
eil.
could
only
ho
iiminn
i
fnllv
disrharged
with
iiersiuial
unselfishness
'ind
in
lelliui'iil
inleresl
in
the
Uohleuis
iileoellll'll.
KoeukiiiL
on
aspects
of
tlm
...mi
nf
tUf
iirovinee
of
yw
ri
II
in'
ii.-iiisi.
t:iduiii'liu.
Air.
Mtinsoii
sluled
I
hid
the
tusk
differed
........iu
mwi
was
intieli
mure
...omdejt
I
ban
it
was
for
in
nlnnee.
in
lite
prairie
province
In
Hie
provinces
of
.Manitoba
t
ii.itvii
ii
mill
A
lien
a
one
c-il-nun
'"
.
.....I.,
industry,
that
or
iKncui
i......
..
limn
iiiiiiL
wiitie
in
ii.iiiwi.
I'.nliiinhia
there
was
irreul
diversity
of
Industry
and
..,..iv
nf
these
industries
were
i..
iiu.iinches
highly
vnriegnloil
III
.
mil
lire.
litis
mane
kihitii
everything
iniirh
m'ni'P
dirricitu.
Varied
Agrloulture
in
nirrieiillure,
for
Instance,
the
Bovernnient
was
railed
upon
1,,
deal
with
problems
in
ronnoc.
ti..,.
..iiii
the
vast
Krain
nren
n
ii...
ii..,ir,.
lliver
Valley,
the
mixed
ll'nrler
Idal
Idaho
(con'-tifU
on
page
'vvo
,K
'v.-
f
Wmln
VAMOFYLIl.
1
eh.
IK.
James
Stables,
ngeil
(50,
Tor
a
miuiber
of
years
u
resident
of
Allin
nnd
recently
chairman
of
Hie
Mili
um
if
ami
hisiriel
Joint
Sevvnge
anil
llruiuage
Itiuml.
droppeil
dead
from
heart
disease
hen
last
night.
BRITISH
AVIATOR
ARRIVES
CAPETOWN
CAI'I'.TOW.N.
Fell.
IK.
-Alan
.1.
Clitliluini,
a
llritislt
aviator,
who
hUuIihI
from
the
Croydon
aviation
sliitmn
m
i.nglnnd
on
Noveiiiher
1(5
for
a
flight
lo
Capetown
by
way
of
ligypl.
ai
lived
hint
night.
His
actual
fly-
Inif
lline
for
K.0:!o
miles
was
nlioiit
1MI
hours.
PRINCE
IS
EXPECTED
LONDON.
Feb.
18.
-
The
Due.h
ess
of
York
is
expected
to
become
ii
uiollier
in
April,
il
is
now
h
finitely
known.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
It.C.
Silver...
nonsolidaled
Diltivvell
filadslotie
....
Mnrinol
I'reniipi'
Hid.
.
I:r5
.
1
.05
2
0.00
?.K
..
.nr.
i-4
V.-.Ti
.l-'lu
.(
i
Asked
1.75
.00
!
.
1
0
tTi
TAX
Boston
Grill
25
nd;
Am
War
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
fur
hire.
Anywhere
ai
nnyum
A,,,;
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
v.
,.",('"t
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
heal
for
the
and
6th
St.
least.
Phone
457.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XVI
NO,
41.
I'lllNCK
HI
PHUT.
U.U.,
Till
ItSDAY.
FFHIU
ANY
.
I2.
Yoli-nJajr's
Circulation,
ISM
Slrwi
Siles.
W
PRIOR
FIVE
CENT
WO
MttUON
PEP
PROJECT
S
PLANNED
ON.
A.
M.
MANSON
ADDRESSES
GYROS:
URGES
ACTIVITY
OF
YOUNG
MEN
.
i
J
I
I
I
l
XX
"
I
.
Heard
by
Local
Gyros
n
.
t
i
.
t
r
i
f
r
UilLC
Jiupcn
io
uuunu
iu
tunc
iici
oiiuic
ii
Britisi
Columbia's
prosperity
asserts
Mr.
Manson
Tii
iugli
prune
lliiperl
u
fur
1im"
md
enjoyed
lis
irc
of
i(f-i
--
ii
nil
general
prosperity
of
tin
province
f
liritish
,
il
i
hound
ini'vilultly
In
come
into
i
It
own
fair
(Inc.
v
i
Hit
firm
conviction
expressed
by
I
Ion.
A.
M.
.Mtiusou.
in
uer.il
fur
lirilt-li
Columbia,
in
uii
tuldres
ventordii)
rn
In
tnrr
I
lit-
(ir
(Hub
which
he
urged,
a
an
orgunizu-
wtig
iii4n.
In
jump
into
il
place
in
t
lit-
mallei
tif
cle-
c
i
'.I
puhli:
ufftnrs
mill
force
the
il.
with
iiinnnin
-use
iino'
confidence,
even
more
rhpidly
into
I
In-
do-
i
i-
y
f
hound
lu
enjoy
III
II'I'I'IUI
'I'll
.
NIP.YS
BE
EXCLUDED
FROM
STATES
bni
Denarttnant
Order
Slaned
by
Secretary
For
Titled
vv
Lady
at
Ellis
Island
iN.
I
t-tt.
18.
Tli
"
ulli'url
has
lcMi
.
!'!
hum
lbf
lllited
i
La
In
it
I
v
i-ui
i
iihmi
I
.
Iium
icruiiully
!-
,IT.
I..
I
I
lie
Colli'
lc..
"Ah"
i
..
Kllii
1-ltiinl.
ad-'
'li'
milium
iH
n"'
ik
in
Willi
an
I'lc'iii'iinni
in
v
!
m
a
Willi
I
hi"
1
'
1
"I
m
,
l.(
Mint
H.iM-ulllMI
UlUllr
"II
lll'lllllf
of
tin'
:
.,,!
,i
wi
ii
linl"'""
wliH
Ii
Mm
case
will
;i
ftr
indicia)
review.
I0XER
KNOCKED
HIMSELF
OUT
empsoyls
Sparring
Partner
Died
From
Self-inflicted
Bullet
Wound
h
iMl.
Feb.
IH.
Ralph
n
v
i
iirx
of
UK'1,
sparring
i
'
"i
Jack
Denipsoy,
titt
in
Hospital
here
yesterday
friiin
ii
wound
in
tin'
bend,
which
iV'--
said
wax
ftcir-liiNicttitfl-Tur
orriccr
said
llrooks'
heart
ill
Kansas
City
hail
''il
linn.
Ho
nunc
here
o
jmr-isi-
in
mi
exhibition
hout
i
lie
'hnnipion
on
Saturday
In
Uii
nri'
of
hi
aillrf.
lneli
uh
cliaruclfri.i'd
h
IIm
iloriii)
ih-ihI
x
wi'll
known
Ioouciiit.
Mr.
MaiiiHin
inuilf
iio'iitioii
Mf
i'io
of
the
iliffioul-i
tfir-
ctHMMiiiicntl
in
fbr
umi'nt-iim'iiJ
of
llr-iluh
UuluuibiH,
rv-f-rrM
M
tWr
vv.al
ttiut
llHll
tNMMI
HIMlir
l!pill
MllOl,-
,
li
U
4trtvM.Wev
m
4kc
Jul
emir
anl
coiu'IikIciJ
with
a
Ihr-rtiiat
rxkorlalnm
for
I
lie
--'o-ilri
of.
Ibe
rily.
-jM-mlly
the
younu
meu,
Uu
curry
n
the
luillle
for
jibe
reomiiltfiti
hihI
4levliiii,ii'
lw
wlni-li
Priurr
Hupert
n
en-.
tHIoil.
Mr.
MuHMin
ipi'ncl
bin
ui-lr'-f
by
tbuiikinu
tin'
-ro
l.luhj
for
Mm
priil-(ri-
of
HtMreitHtiN'
il
tiirinbern
ami
frieiuU.
I'riiire
j
lluptirt.
be
Mtul.
bad
always
been
kiml
l
blHl
mo!
he
uilltiliie8
votitlertHJ
why
he
hud
lefl
lh
rily
in
the
ulunnpl
lu
nrve
in
(ellow
ritueiiK
hi
unulher
uapa-
eil.
Ofleii,
liirin$s
the
lif-of
pliblie
illllei,
there
were
Hne
when
be
wMirtl
thul
he
were
hue
rlillt
bin
profr--i-ion
in
I'rince
Hupert.
Unwarranted
Impression
Hie
hicllnalioii
thai
Mi'ined
lu
IlYKi:
imivK
(.AISF.S
TUAIN
WltKCK
The
above
graphic
phol
illustrates
one
of
Hie
lerrildc
n
-nll-
"l
the
breaking
of
u
dyke
near
lleugetr.
Holland.
The
trucks
were
WHtdied
.iway
and
lln-
speeding
train
was
derailed
into
Hie
water.
Floods
in
Holland.
rr
Mod
to
luxe'
caused
innce
dumage
than
any
other
similar
disaster
in
years.
WILKINS
SUPPLY
PARTY
BAD
LUCK
'
ON
NORTHERN
TRIP
NKXANA
t'li.
IK.
;
IM''
iiarly
of
I
be
Iruns-
:
polar
expedition
nUru-d
;
ii
o
r
t
liward
W'e-tiHMUy
,
inlnu
lioci'
"I
il
leH
!
nled
flcr
jjoin
only
10
j
mile
III
ix
days.
i
FORMER
ATL1N
MAN
IS
DEAD
James
Stables,
Chairman
of
Vancouver
District
Drainage
Board,
Expired
Liberal
Convention
in
England
Adopts
a
Policy
of
Land
Nationalization
LOXllON.
Feb.
IS.
Approval
of
Hie
principles
of
Hit'
hind
policy
laid,
down
l
llighl
Hon.
I
lav
id
Lloyd
(ieorgv
wn
given
in
u
re-olotion
adopted
Ly
the
delegates
from
I
he
Lilterul
Associations
of
Fiiglaud
and
Wales
gathered
here
yeslerday.
This
was
.lite
policy
which
caused
the
defection
of
Sir
Alfred
Mond
from
the
party.
Jl
strikes
al
the
ancient
system
of
landlordism
under
which
the.
large
estates
in
Fnglatid
and
Scotland
mo
held.
New
opliuii.
Two
Million
Dollar
Palp
Mill
to
be
Constructed
at
New
Westminster
Making
Silk
Fibre
vi'W
W
I'S'PMIXSTKII.
t'eli.
18.
(Joustriicliou
is
to
eom-
menre
williiu
ti
days
on
a
lvo
minion
uoitar
puip
nun
.wincii
will
he
operated
by
the
Iloiuiiiion
.National
Uoii-oliduled
hidiife-Iries
Lid.
on
Poplar
Island
adjacent
lo
New
Westminster,
jl
was-
aniioiinced
today.
The
nlanl
will
have
daily
otitptil
of
I
no
tons
of
bleiieheu
hemical
oiiln
lor
the
production
of
line
Itayon
fibre
lo
lie
used
.
i
r
!
:
II.
ill
(lie
iiianiiitiriure
oi
luiyou
mik.
The
company
has
holdings
carryii'g
t,:ton.itio
feel
ol
Inn
her
with
another
billion
uuilei
It.
II.
Illack
of
Ldiiiouton
am!
eorve
and
.Ldiii
Wluileu
are
in
terested
in
the
mill
of
which
Sunnier
llitliip
of
California
is
resident.
XILLED
WHEN
AUTO
TURNED
TURTLE
ON
A
LEVEL
CROSSING
NFW
WF.STMINSTF.lt.
Feb.
18.
Re$
Mackie.
years
of
age.
lied
in
the
hospital
yesterday
afternoon
as
a
result
of
injuries
received
when
driving
an
uuto-
Jnobile
shortly
after,
midnight.
I'he
ear
turned
turtle
al
a
level
erossine
here.
John
Mitchell,
aged
10,
companion
of
Mackie,
was
seriously
injured.
COOLIDGE
IN
BED
WITH
A
BAD
COLD
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
18.
I'fesldenl
Goolidge
is
rouflued
lo
his
bed
with
-'n'e
Mutl
i
not
se'Mous
LITIGATION
ON
INER'S
ESTATE
Heirs
of
George
Washington
Car-mack
Agree
on
Amounts
to
be
Received
Aim
of
Wade
Flying
Expedition
I
is
to
Get
Ahead
of
Bolsheviks
j
in
Discovery
New
Artie
Lands
'
MAN
YlJllK,
FeJi.
1.
A
race
wilh
nir
siptailruu
of
Jtii-I
a
t
.
:;.iru
liuitl
whi'-li
mife'lil
he
nm
il
a-
a
military
flyiiiff
lm
i
line
Ii
!
Alifkn
or
Siberia
will
probably
be
the
result
of
lite
I'lii.n
ilymg
expeiJilion
wliuli
will
te
ronunuitiiea
D)
riiui
Lieutenant
Leigh
Wuile,
the
round
FROZEN
BODY
OF
14-
MAN
TAKEN
FROM
1
REFRIGERATOR
CAR
,
I
4
SETTLED
TODAY
SF.ATTLF..
Feb.
18.
The
lieirs
of
(ieorge
Washington
earmark
"discoverer"
oT
the
Klondike?
bus
agreed
to
a
sell
lenient
of
tlic
iM2.om
estate.
Margaret
Uar
mack,
tin
Seattle
Widow
of
tbo
pioneer
prospector
joined'
lit'
the
setllenivnt
with
(truce
fafltg
of
(Uiliforuia.
daughter
nf
Car
mack
s
first
wife
who
was
an
India!'.
t
inier
I
he
settlement
which
closes
two
years
of
litigation
Mrs.
Saflig
will
receive
in
cash
tr.00(
and
Mrs.
Carniuck
re
ceives
50
per
rent
of
the
cslale
a
cold.
Physicians
valued
at
$00,000,
principally
in
Se:r:te
pi'oper'y.
WIXXIPKii.
leli.
IK.
The
i
cozen
body
of
a
man
believed
to
be
Hubert
Allen
was
taken
from
a
re-Iriserator
ear
in
IWe
Uan-aiiian
National
yarN
ye-lerday
after
its
arrival
riiini
Toroiitu
loaded
with
fish.
SNOWING
TODAY
AT
BURNS
LAKE
WHILE
I
(
!
:
!
COLD
IN
THE
NORTH
t
Tins
nu'i
niHK
the
(tovernment
I
ehvi
aplis
weal
her
report
Males
bat
il
is
Miliums
a!
Utirns
Lake.
uml
that
lelegcaph
Lreck
and
Wliilehiir.-e
are
much
colder,
thei
Uieriiioineler
at
the
latter
place
registering
l
tej;rees
below
zero,
i
iir
report
louuws;
Terrace
Snowing.
windy;
temperaluri'.
-.'Si.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm;
teniper-
ture,
2J.
Stewart-
-Cloudy,
eulin;
lem-eralure,
llaiellon
Cloudy,
windy;
etnpei-alure.
.'(.
Sinithers
Cloudy,
windy;
teinperalure,
20.
Hums
Lake
Snowing.
Calm;
lempeAiturc.
23.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
aim;
temperature.
2.
Wliilehoise
-
Clear.
calm;
teniperature.
11
below.
Hig
Salmon
TiMiiperalure,
26
below.
Dawson
Cloudy,
south
wind
temperature.
I
below.
Yukon
average
Temperature
t
"i
below.
TO
MAKE
PLANS
FOR
HOSPITAL
CONVENTION
Committee
Aopolnted
to
Tako
Chame
of
Arrangements
for
Meetin?
to
be
Held
Here
Preparations
will
shortly
be
started
by
the
local
hospital
board
foi
the
holding
here
in
August
of
the
annual
convention
of
the
H.C.
Hospitals'
Assoeiu
lion.
A
commillee
was
appointed
at
the
meeting
of
the
board
last
nighl
by
President
S.
K.
Camp
lieu
n
lake
charge
or
arrange
ments,
This
eonuuillee
will
con
sist
of
0.
P.
Tinker,
chairman,
J.
II.
Thomjisou.
Aid.
M.
.M
the
wuilu
flyer
told
the
Associated
Pre-.s.
"It
is
Hie
firm
opinion
of
every
iiiciiiIkt
of
our
parlv
thai
Hie
Holxlti'viks
plan
to
heal
u-
in
finding
the
eiiuliiieiit
win'
Ii
we
feel
uoMired
lies
in
the
iineliarted
eas
above
Alaska.
Willie
v."
have
no
direct
eviileneet"
of
'
It
ik.
Ihere
1-
much
cireuui-Hlautial
'-idenee.
We
are
plan-
n
im
i
lie
trip
with
the
definite
idea
of
Kc'li'iK
aheail
of
tliei
lliil-liev
iks
if
we
ran."
Wade
said.!
ITWO
RECOVERED
AFTER
14
HOURS
I
vj
Deaths
at
Sap
Gulch
Near
Salt
,
Lake
City
From
Snowsllde
Number
35
MANY
M3RE
EXPECTED
Digging
Continues
With
Hope
of
i-iriding
More
Alive
or
Recovering
Bodies
BINOHAM,
Feb.
18.
The
totl
of
deatu
al
the
Miowsltils
yesler-
18
miles
south-
wesrof
trait
Gke
Rlty,
1
cut
II
"J
Jj
this
morning
with
al
least
an
equal
number
unaccounted
for.
t
4
.1....
........I..
......
i..
II...
lt,.l,i
,1
IIV.T
II
ir-u'it
ail-
ill
,i,i.
lal
injured.
A
large
force
of
miners
is
still
nigging
in
the
debris
in
an
endeavor
lo
release
victims
or
to
recover
bodies.
The
hope
that
some
or
the
people
who
were
buried
may
yet
be
alive
was
strengthened
when
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
.McOouahl
t
were
taken
out
alive
jourieen
.
hours
after
Hie
catastrophe
which
swept
their
home
away.
.
Residents
of
sap
Oulch
were.
threatened
wilh
further
-slides:
this
morniius
and
guard
are
patrolling
Hie
hilNide
in
order
to
;
warn
those
below
of
impending''
danger.
LOST
LIFE
IN
MILLACCIDENT
Frank
Shanor
of
South
Vancou
ver
Died
on
Way
to.
Hospital
at
Chllliwack
CHILLI
WACK.
Feb.
1H-
With
his
head
split
and
his
hand
-severed
from
his
body
in
a
mill
accident
at
Sardis
near
here.
Frank
Shanor
of
Soutli
Vancouver,
secretary
or
the
lumber
company,
died
while
beiius
brought
here
to
the
hospital,
lie
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
seven
children.
(BUILDING
BRIDGE
ON
TRAIL
RUNNING
FROM
TERRACE
TO
A1YANSH
The
provinciiildeparlment
of
public
works
is
building
a
new
bridge
over
Cedar
River,
in
mile
mirth
of
Terrace
on
the
Ter-
rare-Aiyunsli
trail.
The
new
bridge,
which
replaces
one
that
was
vvuslmd
out
in
December,
will
restore,
the
connection
between
Terrace
nnd
AiyuYislt.
Stephens,
Miss
Jean
Ilarrisoi,l
.
MF.L1MH
RNH,
Feb
H.N.
and
the
representative
t.
'death
lull
from
lutsh
firei
the
board
Jrom
I
he
AVotnen
Auxiliary.
Included
in
ihe
duties
of
the
committee
will
he
lo
find
a
hull
suitable
for
the
holding
of
the
('011X0111
ion.
to
make
reserva
j
dons
and
restaurant
arrange
t
incuts,
etc.
hic
ai.
AUSTRALIAN
BUSH
FIRE
18.
-
The
in
(he
Australian
fire
has
reached
Four
others
are
missing.
W.
11.
Tobey.
CN
R.
Mipcrin-temleut.
left
thin
morning
lor
the
interior
cm
.official
iluHcs.
Ho
wilt
be
away
four
or
five
day.