1
0
r
via.
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand?
ExclmnKp
Hulldlng
MATE
VI
DECK,
Prop.
AT
.
VII..
ISO.
U3.
mm
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.
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V
ON
SITUATION
1"S
AT
HANKOW
l
l
TIOX
IX
I'AIII.IIMENT
B:
:d.
v.
a
tenso
moment
In
Parlla-af'.ernoon
when
Philip
Snow--::r
member,
asked
the
foreign
whether
negotiations
between
''
:ar
foreign
minister
and
n
:rbwn
had
broken
down
aa
r
V
-
1
...
-
s
..mornsin
gravely
GRXPlfifvION
IN
TEXAS
TOWN
I.
II
IV
............
-,i.w
iv
n.i.rii.
ri
rt
lr
11.
iiiii
.-mp
!
1
1
Ii
nis.i..-
WlNltotV
IX
ll()lt(li:it
UltOKEX
"Hex
xitho
hloms
it
s,s,,
wuw
jnrtru
irciJcra
iuii
unidentified
white
man
was
killed
boulder
cast
from
a
nitro-elvcerlne
krme
a
few
miles
west
of
here.
Ill
'
"
sass
ui
HCLirail
V
farnH
Thlrtaan
'juro
ciycerln
exploded.
'"u
I.,
.l.l
L
1
-
.1
.
.
..
'
The
correspondence
closed
with
a
brief
'"
In
which
the
Oovemor.Oeneral
slmllsr
tic.
ded
to
enter
a
expressed
his
gratitude
"for
the
help
inectlon
with
the
report
co-operation
you
have
given
me
lere
was
to
be
the
ten
four
tenure
of
thPremler&hlp
"
on
in
Oriental
licenses
t
wss
not
to
be
a
redlstrl-
""T
SUGGESTS
SCHEME
president
t
of
f
th.
the
board
board,
mc.un,
;
FOR
CONSUMPTION
iu
c
,uic
in
necreiury
01
mate
lor
me
dominions
asKing'
forthwith
a
direct
railway
out
h
g
overnment
from
whom
you
have
come
to
Canada
under
!
1
what
is
the
opinion
of
the
secretary
of
state
your
course
ftTEST
MADE
AT
CHANGE
IN
FISHING
RULES
Should
be
In
the
case
of
the
Prime
Mtnliter
printing
you
with
n
order-In-councll
hiring
reference
to
dissolution."
In
this
tetter,
the
Premier
added
that
he
was
willing
to
withhold
his
resignation
pending
such
time
as
was
necessary
for
such
consultation.
On
the
following
day.
the
Oorcrnor-Oeneral
replied
ststlng
thst
there
was
only
one
point
at
Issue.
"If
you
adrlse
me.
said
the
Oovemor-Oeneral'a
corj.
munlcstlon
"that
it
Is
your
opinion
that
MIL
Oft'
Tilt:
Itll
KI)
OP
TK.Ilii:
Mr-
Melghea
will
be
unable
to
govern.
n
tin
tivn
m'ktiii.
mere
snouia
oe
anoiner
election
wun
Ii
VV
.WTI.KXOOX
th
Pr'?nt
machinery
to
enable
the
people
to
decide
My
contention
is.
f
ihe
b.ard
of
trade
had
however,
that
Mr.
Melghea
ha
not
been
i
v.
leiJay
afternoon
to
!'
chance
to
govern
or
say
thst
be
i
:)ut
had
been
received
cannot
do
o
and
all
reasonable
ezpe-...
rnsngea
in
certain
I"1
h"ild
be
tried
before
resorting
to
uwerie.
regulations.
r4her
election.
..
4v
tortner-rejulaWoiu.
oiUKt'T
TO
PIIUAnU
trnd
been
granted
to
replying
to
thu
leltet.
Premier
King'
j.
returned
soldiers
or
objected
to
the
us
of
the
words
"with
en
who
had
deemed
prnt
machinery"
as
misleading.
ot
becoming
eltttens
by
"
'"
observed,
"that
I
could
not
iTU
Your
Excellency
to
send
for
Mr.
,
jturaluatksn
papers,
and
.rted
that
such
bona
Meighen
or
any
ether
member
of
the
1
been
str
jck
off
the
lilt
present
House
to
form
an
administration
icd
to
license.,
the
meet-
aa
I
d
not
believe
that
any
other
ad-;
ministration
can
be
formed
which
will
I
aead
telegrams
of
protest
Mherts
command
the
confidence
of
the
II
juw.
j
K
.7
Minister
of
communication
concluded
with
an
Th
'
f
Braay
M
P
8ueh
sc-
would
cknowledgment
of
Lord
Byng'a
counrel
,
ifd
It
was
said
cm;.U)ment
tome
300
men
d
cooperation
"throughout
the
period
-s
been
1n
eh
I
had
the
privilege
of
en-
(ind
gear
and
had
it
Industry
for
several
n
-
'
'
"
.
j.
let
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
according
to
a
motion
made
in
the
House
ot
Commons
yesterday
by
D.
M.
Kennedy.
United
Parmer
member
for
Peace
River.
LOCAL,
(-llr:itVATIVK
.MK.MUlIt
M-KAkS
tOlt
riKST
TIMK
IX
n:tfr:
hivk.k
hulw.iy
DKI1ATK
OTTAWA.
Iel.
13.
I.
V.
ISraily.
('onrM(le
membrr
for
SVerna.
was
heard
fi
the
llrt
time
In
the
llaue
vf
rmmo
r(rrdj
In
rniinretlon
nlth
a
Urttilr
ma
the
maltrr
of
a
railway
'outlet
ftt
the
Prare
Itlifr
rouutrf
Iu
the
IMrlflc
('ual.
He
upix.rtnl
a
rrlutlon
bv
livrn
of
nliiili
It
ua
declitrd
to
rrlrr
the
matter
to
the
committee
on
rallwajs
anil
raiuls
for
onMrr-utlon.
The
reilutlmi.
nlilrh
pr.iMnril
bv
II.
M.
Kennedy,
the
l'.r,A.
niruiber
fur
Peare
Klvrr.
'w
I
he
subjet
t
f
rnlilerable
dl-eu-liil
before
It
wax
finally
adopted
with
Midi
aineiiflmriiilo
as
to
rrTer
the
whole
nutter
to
the
railway
coin-in
It
I
re
for
lntetlcatloii
and
re-Mrt.
Ilurlng
the
ilrlKitr.
J.
A.
fr'rer.
t'ousrrmtlve
inenilier
for
CarllHMi,
alvi
iUorted
the
FEBRUARY
COLD
OF
CITY
POWER
01W
V
Ld
Don
Brown
made
an
offer
to
the
city
ipy
XOItTIIKtsT
ItlMis
lAXs
AX
council
last
night
to
install
electric
o
rillJt
M'lxi.
or
ri.i
mi.ic
s
rangea
In
the
city
with
all
the
necessary
!
MEAIIir.ll
IXTO
t
ITI
AXIi
wiring
for
electric
water
heatera
at
$200
1
JHsTltUT
.ch.
The
Dlan
outlined
called
for
a
"
ii.
iiii.ii
iiiii
.r.ii
.i'
casn
psymein
oi
iw
uumi
mi
11.7
.not.
MWHii...
.wm
mit
ti,
11,1.1,
mi:,,iii.
Mr
month
for
a
ner
on
01
twelve
tne
mint
tannea
uown
mnce
months,
with
the
city
taking
respon-
usual
reoruary
com
snap,
inciacniauy
alblltty
for
the
collection
of
the
monthly
forcing
the
thermometer
down
to
Its
amounU
with
the
eleetrle
light
bill,
lowest
resdlng
here
this
winter
13
above
.
The
deferred
payments
Include
lnteresl
rero
or
seventeen
degrees
of
frost.
Coal
vim
1
-JON,
r.-.i
ollictai
15
With
no
f
g
M(.
Brown
Attltn.
,nd
plumD,r-a
fu,er
la
gen-J
'
om
China
during
the
last
(n(UI1
u.q
of
tne
nnfn
Jn
er4l
througnout
tne
district
according
t
l,e
British
government
to-
JUU
nt
fof
demtrtuon
to
the
Oovernment
Telegraphs
8
a.m.
aimuny
waning
lor
nrw.
;
weather
report
which
read
as
follows:
I
'
i:ritlcaf
negotiations
at
r
hJfh
wj
nA
t
thf.
RUpert-Clear.
fresh
northeast
..iin.
nf
the
cltv
council
last
night.
,
wind;
temperature
15.
-
----
-
1
was
referred
to
the
utilities
committee.
'AYALANCHfKILLS"
TWELVE
IN
BALKANS
v
u.vntiit
uiviiicu.,
w
.
..11....
I.,
.
t
iirtllllOllkr
S
IIH'kS.
um
"
II,',I11IIIUU
RIMnillU
s...
a
Itngtilfrd
Ten
llullillns
at
sunijevo
Yeslrnluy
VIENNA.
Feb.
IS.
Twelve
persons
at
Sarajevo
when
were
killed
yesterday
an
avalanche
which
followed
a
series
of
earthquakes
In
thst
section,
engulfed
ten
buildings.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Whrst
B.C,
8ilver
...
Ounwell
'
dranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
Marmot
Premier
rorter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
.
Richmond
.
.
Coast
Copper
n
flld.
.-1.40
1.65
1.23
33.00
38.00
.10
.00
V4
.10
2.17
.13
.00
'i
.12l
7.8S
Asked
1.70
1.40
35
00
40.00
.tiu
J)7
.U!4
.
2.S1
'
.15
.07
"i
.14
li
8.50
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
temp.
7.
rtosswood
Clear,
north
wind,
temp.
5,
Alysushf
Clear,
calm.
temp.
4.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
north
wind,
ttmp.
Harclton--JleBr,
windy,
temp.
2.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
calm,
temp.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Jl-1-Ul.UH.I..XI.J..I
.
'
..l..l
..I.I
JWi.'.'.UJII)'
.liJ.iaUBA.Jl.'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1927
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
windy,
temp.
17
below.
Burnt
Lake
Clear,
below.
calm,
temp.
,
27
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
north
win,
temp,
4
ViAlnw:
OTTAWA,
February
15.
An
amendment
to
refer
a
motion
j
respecting
the
rights
of
the
government
to
dissolution
to
a
special
j
committee
on
rules
was
defeated
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
mid-:
night,
the
vote
being
i:K5
to
session.
moved
an
amandmtnt
thst
the
matter
b
committee
on
rules.
Mr.
Lapolnte
declined
to
accept
the
suggestion'
to
have
"a
question
of
principle"
decided
upcn
by
a
ecmrulttet
on
rules.
1
The
division
bells
then
rang
and
the
amendsnect
.was
defeated.
Carmlchael's
motion
atand'xg
fcr
future
dlscuwlyi.
All
Liberal
and
ConservaUve
metubtrs.
with
ore
exception,
voted
in
opposition
to
Irvine's
aj.entfoaent'.
mm.
STORAGE
TRIAL
OF
WOMAN
:
!
CHARGED
ROBBERY
i
OF
MAIL
STARTS'
KAIRBANKS,
Feb.
IS.-
Close
ques-:
tloulng
of
prospective
talesmen
by
the
defence
marked
the
opening
on
Monday
of
the
trial
of
Nellie
Beattle.j
better
known
as
"Black
Bear"
on
a
charge
of
robbing
the
malls
In
the
In-1
terlor
of
the
territory
a
few
years
ago.
20.
It
was
the
first
division
of
the
.
A.
M.
Carmlchael,
Progressive
member
for
Kimbericy,
.
.
.1
it.
'.hi
:a
-1
1.1
t
.1
1-
1.
,
scnieu
a
motion
inai
no
governrneni
snouiu
nave
ine
ngni
10
asx
for
dissolution
of
Parliament
prior
to
completing
the
five
yesr
term;
as
provided
in
the
British
North
America
Act
except
-when
author-
lzcd
to
do
so
by
a
majority
vo;e
of
thtf
-
lloure
of
Commons."
Hon.
Ernejt
tAQointe,
min:r.er
of
Ju-
tlee.
exprfued
the
belief
that
the
Brit
lsh
system
thould
not
be
changed
as
proposed
in
the
resolution.
After
considerable
dlscuulon.
William
Irvine.
VS.K.
member
far
Wrtisltlv.in.
FINAL
DATE
TO
REGISTER
VOTE
EARTHQUAKE
IN
BALKANS
I
IKXNA.
lh.
13.
Itclgrade
cle-.ptrlie
plare
the
raua)tlr
from
e:irtlinalr
that
rocked
llonla.
l'u
Inn
ami
flaliniitla
at
l
hundred.
The
trrmori
continued
lt
rtt-lit.
nlneleeii
shorks
In
turnty
minutes
heln;
rrporteil.
troni
all
kertlon
rome
reorts
of
collapse
of
hotrl
ami
residences.
At
Perko-iltch.
IVilmatU,
the
post
office,
rail-nud
stiit
Inn
anil
telejrnpli
offlre
rol
lapsed.
JSS
Bridget
Debate
at
Victoria,
in
Sight
of
Conclusion,
Runs
Into
Another
Snag;
Premier
Speaks
(Jrizzlcd
Old
Whllc-llalred
Liberal
Lender
Flings
(,'nuntlct
Tories'
Face
Challenges
Them
to
Show
Their
Worth
VirrnntA
LVhrinn.
lit
Tk
.1..I..iIa
nn
Dawson-Clear,
south
wind,
temp.
30
Pn
"a
cnaueogra
vne
wnserva.
below.
I..
.
.
.
.
fr
na
0IIcrfa-
J,e
"iticwea
tne
ns-
below.
Stewart
Rlver--Temp.
34
-
cal
policy
of
the
former
Conservative
igovemmein
ana
Biiriuui.ru
any
increases
11PV
MIITPIII
rii
liriKTC
JAtlV
iliUlLnLtiK
WlIlO
present
government
had
had
to
PA
IDD
A
MI0
niP
DrC
milke
ln
t""1"011
10
eslty
complying
rAmDAImJ
UUll
IvAtL
the
needs
of
the
day
and
to
the
.
;debt
which
had
been
left
by
the
Con-
Corrnl
IHstHiice
of
l
ltty-elglit
Miles
at
servatlves.
Urrk-end
Iu
l
ive
Hours,
4!)
Mln-
The
Premier
charged
that
the
Opposl-11
Irs,
13
sri'iniils
tlon
members,
in
five
weeks
of
almost
continuous
speechmaklng,
hid,
failed
to
FAIRBANKS,
Feb.
IS.
Jack
Mutchler
outline
a
single
suggestion
of
policy
of
Idltarod
won
the
annual
Fairbanks
that
might
be
for
the
betterment
Of
the
Kenml
CluTo
dog
derby
at
the
end'
of
province.
the
week,,
covering
the
fifty-eight
mile.
Finances,
highway
building,
water
ad-course
In
five
hours,
49
minutes
and
ministration,
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Iftlrteert"
seconds.
-
'Railway
a,ud
Sunwis
reclajintlon'!WTirk
all
Circulation
1599
ss
..
referred
for
consideration
U.
a
peiisl
.trri.K'ATIOM
rou
IICAM'IIISK
JU
ST
Wick
and
BRADY
HEARD
IN
COMMONS
ni:
ix
immis
or
hkoistk
ak
11
V
A
PHI
I.
S
final
riite
for
the
filin?
of
an
Safe
In
the
dory
on
Sales
587
'.fortunately
smooth,
a
three
mile
pull
not
without
discomfort
to
all,
more
project
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437.
Price
Five
Cents
EMIER
PRODUCES
CORRESPONDENCE
r
fl
Y
rnrrm
nirtA
Mrr
-
w
w
-
w
A
nm
-iwi
v
d
m
t
a
v
i
a
IF'
.
ommumcatwns
Between
Atw
and
Byng
Before
Crisis
Last
Summer
Read
to
Parliament
ViTtWVA,
February
15.
The
correspondence
which
passed
n
l
niscif
and
tfovcrnor-ucncral
llyng
between
June
25
iastj
JL,
regarding
the
dissolution
of
parliament,
was
tabled
by
I'fc-M'K
r.
K
ng
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
afternoon.
T
t
letter
in
which
Premier
King
resigned
suggested
that
iT
i!
....
.1IK..1..
r
ii
.
1.
1
.
........
niVKK
KAIL
OLTLKT
PUOPOSKD
Liberah
and
Conservatives
flVe
Fishermen
HaVe
Join
Together
in
House
of
I
D
.j
,117
commons
on
First
Divisionl
rroviaentiai
Escape
from
Sinking
Vessel
FLEET
SUFFERS
DISASTER
BEFORE
SEASON
OPENS
-
pre-
ESCAPED
IN
NIGHT
CLOTHES
MAROONED
FOR
TWO
DAYS
MEN
With
the
sinking
of
the
American
schooner
Cape
Clear
into
deep
water,
off
the
northeast
end
of
Langara
(North)
Island
at
the
extreme
northly
tip
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
group,
in
the
early
morning
of
Saturday,
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
fleet
suffered
disaster
even
before
the
1927
season
had
opened.
Navigating
through
a
dense
fog
nearer
to
shore
than
was
supposed,
the
Cape
Clear,
with
sharp
impact,
sailed
on
to
the
obstruction
and,
with
bow
shattered,
went
to
the
bottom
within
the
space
of
five
minutes
time.
Capt.
Benjamin
West
and
his
crew,
consisting
of
A.
Anderson,
Osssr
Holt,
Lars
Harold
SJyllkavlknea,
saved
.their
Uvea
In
a
dory
which
virtually
floated
off
the
ill-fated
vessel
.as
she
went
down.
Commiseration
Is,
less,
due
these
men
In
the
lecs
of
their
-Oiip
but
must
also
be
their
gratification
plications
to
secure
the
placing
o(
j
names
on
the
provincial
voters
list,
i,'1
at
ucn
providential
escape.
Three
of
them
who
were
asleep
at
the
3.
Such
8tuL.y.
AprU
application
Wick
and
SJyllkaviknes
got
should
bo
forwarded
before
that
time
tlme-Hclt.
in
their
mghi
attire.
Every-
"li
t
Kn.n
a
w.tt
r,uir
of
otrs
only
tne
1x511
Ioat
"v
th
tiln
WM
on
fer
the
electoral
dUtrlct
of
Prince
Ru-
,
.h
x..,v.ni.
.
th.
rv.rt
five
men
and
such
clothes
as
tbey
stood
Koufe
here.
Qualification
for
the
voters'
list
re-
qulre4
that
the
applicant
be
of
the
age
in
as
well
as
the
dory
upon
which
they
WAS
FORMERLY
HIGH
OFFICIAL
iOIIKKT
MILLEIC
COILTEK.
Kilt
MANY
YKAKS
IlKPL'TY
POST-
MASTEIM1EXCKAL,
IS
1IE.Hi
IX
OfTAIVA
made
shore.
'
The
Cace
Clesr
cleared
from
Ketchl-
OTTAVA.
Feb.
15.-Dr.
Kobert
MUier
kan
during
the
lite
attemo:n
of
Friday
Coulter,
aged
seventy,
I
s.
i
Sw
.
.
i..
s.l.
-
iiriT
uu
iicr
r.rui
.ormer
aepuiy
on
t
TTi!l
.uoh
3"
the
Wet
Coast
banks
hk
'if
was
postmaster-general
for
Canada,
.died,
died
PLANT,
JlMSE
'
f.uw
on
h.r
trr.
intn
th
rock
of
pointed
deputy
deputy
postmaster-general
postmasier-generai
CITI7EXS
OK
ALASKA
CAPITAL
Itl
Y
sliu.iHKi
hoktii
or
iioxiis
tint
.NEW
ESTinUMIMUXT
!
JUNEAU.
Teb.
15.
A
MM.0OO
cold
for'rerltlon
IIacd-
c?'-
W"
l
the
rMlgnlng
'eW
T"rS
"
I
Tlr
cat
on
Tr,
two
t
the
time,
and
assisting
him
The
late
Mr.
Coulter
was
born
at
were
nro-
vln'lalJ
mtvuior.
to
navigate
through
the
thick
fog.
was
Richmond
Hall.
Ontario,
on
September
rtni
Z
Ue
mcnths
Jth.
If
of
Ms,
May
and
an?
each
October
October.
ye
Anderson.
Holt.
Wick
and
SjyUkavlknes.
8.
185T.
and
was
educated
in
the
enduring
and
schools
there,
""PS
m
their
nunits
oeia.
were
mentary
j
high
a
taking
but
this
was
discontinued
in
practice
the
degree
of
M3.
at
Toronto
unlver-
...
.
w..
aroused
by
the
Impact
and
dashed
lm-
ana
since
imi
urac
wicre
un
.....
.
-
t.i.
hi.
,n
m
TTnli,..
storage
and
Ice
manufacturing
plant
for
'
l.vju,
m
tnMon
ine
iresn
iw
inauuij
ntic
wo
.sured
when
Juneau
people
bought
1150.-.000
worth
of
stock.
The
sale
of
S73.0O0
jwerth
of
seven
per
cent
bonds
allowed
jthaae'
backing
the
project
to
aay
thst
the
money
would
be
used
to
more
than
triple
the
size
of
the
present
plant.
nimely,
In
May.
each
more
ap-
In
Y,.P
meaiaieiy
10
oeca.
ii
w
iu&j
iu.
7
them
that
they
did
not
wait
to
don
"y
in
1882.
He
practised
his
profssslon
.their
clothes
or
coUect
their
belonging
nd
took
an
active
part
In
municipal
for.
had
they
done
ao.
the
rush
of
affairs
at
Aurora.
Ontario,
from
the
water
would,
doubtless,
have
trapped
year
of
hta
graduation
until
1837
when
jthem
like
rats.
Without
further
warn-
he
received
the
appointment
of
deputy
'n
th.
imt
.ettlfd
and
went
down,
her
postmaster-general.
In
190J
he
was
a
;
engine
drowned
with
the
water.
delegate
to
the
Universal
Postal
Union
MAHK
SMOKE
convention
In
Rome
and
the
next
year
New
Zealand
and
Australia
In
a
tea
that
was
went
to
tie
Interests
of
the
"All
Bed"
postal
In
1907
he
was
created
a
particularly
those
In
such
scanty
night
CAf.O.
isttire.
brought
the
little
lifeboat
Into
I
His
residence
was
at
190
Cooper
Perry
Pass,
dividing
Langara
and
Ora-
Street
where
he
is
survived
by
a
widow.
ham
Islands,
and
there
shore
was
reach-;ed
and
'shelter
tsken
In
a
shsck
and
store
which,
though
apparently
dsserteci.
jwas
found
to
contain
certain
timely
and
istaple
provisions.
j
All
ot
Saturday
and
Sunday
waa
spent
there
and,
at
midnight
Sunday,
the
'
Prince,
Rupert
schooner
Sea
Maid,
her-self
bound
for
the
banks,
hove
up
in
Jresponse
to
beacon
signals
and
took
the
shlplws
men
on
bosrd.
arriving
In
Prince
Rupert
with
them
at
4
o'clock
Monday
afternoon.
Thus
ended
for
Capt.
West
and
his
men
an
experience
which.
while
bad
enough,
might
very
easily
have
been
fraught
with
more
serious
results.
The
Csdc
Clear
was
a
Seattle
boat
-
.
from
which
port
her
captain
and
the
"""
members
of
her
crew
hall.
The
vessel
had
wintered
In
the
Puget
Sound
city
DATE
SET
FOR
NEW
ELECTION
POLL
TO
KILL
ALIIEK.MAXK.'
VACANCY
HI
I.I,
UK
IIDI.II
THIS
MONTH
"""'by
the
unseating
of
P.
H.
Lli
great
deal
(
tldermn
uke
piace
on
Friday.
City
solicitor
Jones
will
ascertain
the
ana
came
uorm
num
mwi.
provision
Of
the
budsct
O--
-"
almost
-,,,.,,,.
!fln.iI1-r
"'"'n
ndc'e"ng
,or
the
matter
and.
If
K.r.k.
Imn,
V.tohlV.n
..v.v.......
-vu.uu.j
...
""""'
"
reached
conclufion
on
'Monday.
The
Premier
had
spoken
and
the
j
.
,
nooner
w
48
fwt
The
city
council
last
night
decided
that
the
election
to
fill
the
vacancy
Llnzey
'
aa
Febru
ary
25,
with
nomination
day
on
the
Tuesday
preceding,
providing
this
met
the
requirements
of
the
Municipal
Act
covering
the
holding
of
by-elections.
the
Municipal
Act
on
the
necessary
will
order
the
election
on
another
day
to
comply
Ions
1
vol.,
Inin
nnnU.
hnrl
nlmn-t
lu.n
talon
u'Un
Ml
n.vn.nr,!
Tu-lirtr.'
.
'
therewith.
The
council
decided
to
icnva
rcv
"n....
-..
1
-
remind
waa
01
inc
seine
ooai
ijrpe,
tira
1
.
Victoria
Conservative
member,
took
exception
to
certain
matters
;with
a
20
h.p.
standard
gis
engine.!11"'
maer
matter
in
In
him
m
hands
nna.
connected
with
the
government
after'
which
Attorney
General
Mon-she
waa
built
in
Seattle
in
lMl
and
w
son
replied.
Before
the
vote
had
been
taken,
Major
Dick
Ilurde.
the
jwas
well
known
in
prince
Rupert
Har-
IlL
A
rsvTf
I
(4
I
Ynrn
I
TIT
Ifu
irrepressible
Independent
member
for
Albemi.
moved
adjournment
ilw
hi'ng
regularly
marketed-
her
1Lxll
11
LlUi
111
....n.in.lntr
icatchea
here.
"inn
ivu.;.
Premier
Oliver,
speaking
for
nearly
two
hours,
defended
the
came-
within
the
scope
of
the
Premier's
laddress,
government
from
the
attacks
of
the
Op-
ItOIT
WAS
INslKKII.
Capt.
West,
master
and
sole
owner
of
the
Csne
Clear,
last
nlnht
estimated
the
I
Kl
IT
COMIHXi:
KINKS
,t
,ome
,9,500,
including
boat,
gear
The
sum
of
1200.000
had
been
paid,
,
...,.
A
.
u
tr..t
the
Nash
fruit
Interest,
in
'
lt
year
by
v.Me,
WM
fuUy
n,ured
tnoujh
form
of
fines
for
Infractions
of
the
the
tJm
wl
b,
t
ini
l0M
of
nU,
Ume
sntl-comblne
law.
which
msney
was
In
for
Capt
WMt
whoM
,
pUn.
tor.
the
tl!C
possession
of
the
provincial
govern-
future
now
,nd.flnlte.
He..and
at
ment
and
would
stay
there
until
it
was
,wo
of
the
members
o(
hu
crew,
definitely
established
what
proportion
.....
....
..
mo,nlne
tor
Seattle.
should
go
(oitUe
Dominion.
Mr.
Hanson
told
the
legislature.
The
fines
had
been
remitted
to
the
provincial
treasury
at
his
erder,
Mr.
Manson
said,
and
11
was
the
Some
of
the
men
will
likely
proceed
to
Ketchikan
In
the
attempt
to
obtain
employment
on
other
fishing
boats.
There
are.
however,
certain
formalities
intention
to
retain
them
until
the
pro,to
of
b6
p,,,,,
wlth
ntre
before
any
vmce
naa
resencu
u
..rn-Hirnv
i.them
can
,MVe.
Tn.y
are
M
registered
the
federal
authorities
or
until
aome"
...
New
Know
Hote,
competent
suthority
ruled
that
tney
should
go
to
the
Dominion,
Pennsylvania
has
1,700
anil
7.M)
'anthracite
mines.
bituminous
In
the
Newcastle
district
of
England
school
authorities
often
provide
.
bicy
cles
for
pupils
who
live
fsr
school.
'
JAPAN
OVER
100
ItKCOItlUXtt
OF
FATALITIES
COX"
TINIKS
TO
MOl'Xr
KOII.OWIXtl
SNOtVSTOK.MS
AXII
TOKYO.
Feb.
13.
?it
death
toll
from
disastrous
snpwstprms
In
Japsn,
which
on
Sunday
exceeded
one
hundred,
continues
to
mount.
Home
Office
reports
from
Fukul
prefecture
how
a
record
of
fifty
fatalities
and
many
Injured
from
avalanches
of
snow.
The
death
ot
thirteen
and
the
Injury
of
thirty-five
others
In
Islkawa
prefecture
la
also
reported.
In
central
Australia
scantily
clad
aborigine
women
carry
live
dogs
a
from
muffs
tc
keep
their
hands
and
bodies
I
warm
during
cold
weathwf.