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.ad
nd
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"
PUno
and
nllu"
ovlnB.
CHIEF
SKUGAID
RESCUES
SHIP;
Goes
to
Aid
of
Stadacona
with
Supply
of
Fuel
Oil
off
San
Francisco
ANOTHER
RICH
CARGO
United
States
Will
Runners
Even
If
Seize
Rum
Outside
Territorial
Limit
(Victoria
Colonist
Itcseucd
from
lln
llii'
Lnilctl
Mules
Coastguard
some
weeks
ago
by
Ihe'auxiliary
schooner
Chief
Skugnid.
-which
was
dispatched
from
Vielorlairnasl
Willi
n
cargo
of-fuel
oil
lo
rc-
ipleujsh
Hie
Slaila
a's
depleted
(supply,
Ihe
Vieloria
Ibiuor
cir-jrier
Stadacona
is
now
on
berth
III
Ihe
Ogdc'n
Point
docks
lo
loail
I
approximately
.'(l.mil)
eases
or
j
000
llijuor
for
Central
American
I
ports.
She
is
exiiecleil
lo
clear
r
i
'
.
..
jirnoi
iii'it
en
iter
.Monday
or
i
Tuesday
night.
Valneil
lurn
nl
approxiiunlcly
211(1,000,
such
n
liiinoi-
eaitfo
would
bring
n
price
or
close
lo
$rtl)l),000
on
the
San
I
I'nincisco
hoollerf'
niarkel.
Venturesome
Trip
I
n
her
lasl
f
r
1
1
"soiilh"
Ihe
ISIailaeona
ran
short
of
fuel
oil
jam!
was
diiflint'
off
Hie
coast
nl
i.alirot'iiia
in
a
helnless
cnmli
i
i
ii
iioo.
u
was
iuiso
reoorleil
in
press
dispatches
from
San
Fran.
i
iseo
that
she
hail
run
short
of
water.
Prior
lo
this,
San
Trail
ciseo
papers
carried
a
siory
on
how
Ihe
Stadacona
had
heen
hoanleil
hy
n
I
mini
Slates
culler,
hut
a
searcii
had
failed
to
find
any
liiiior
on
hoard.
eoasluuanl
ollicials
slalin,:
Unit,
she
must
have
discharged
il
all
Mfore
they
coiill
locale
her.
I'urllier
more,
a
coaslsuard
ctil-ter
Pill
alonsiile
the
essel
when
she
was
in
distress
lo
prevent
any
San
Francisco
lusr
iriviini
jher
assislance.'
it
was
following
I
Ins
procedure
on
the
part
of
1
1
.S.
Federal
aulhorilies
that
the
(.hief
skiigaid
was
seal
soulh
Willi
a
car
so
of
fuel
oil
so
thai
the
Slnilacona
could
return
north
lo
Victoria.
nn
nor
arrival
here
stie
win
hauled
mil
nl
Ydrrows'
marine
railway
ntnl
given
a
llinrnuph
overhaul
heforc
iiiakin
another
venluresome
trip
iUv
Ihe
south.
Twelve-Mile
Ruling
If
jtress
ilesjiajrhes
from
A'ew
York
can
he
laki'ii
as
any
criterion,
her
journey
soulh
this
time
iwill
he
more
venluresome
than
ever,
u
.iiidpe
damn,
in
nanii-inNliiwn
a
decision
on
Ihe
.ee-homl
case,
whirls
v
vessel
was
seir.ed
fiflren
miles
otr
the
Atlantic
coast
with
?20(l,0iiil
worth
of
liiiior
on,
hoard,
contended
in
his
ruliiip'
Unit-
revenue
cullers
were
within
their
Jurisdiction
in
seixiuu'
any
liipior-lailen
vessel
I
hey
knew
was
a
rum
runner.
Coasluuard
ollicials
on
this
I'oasl
claim
thai
(he
Sladacona
is
a
ruiii-iiinner
just
as
they
did
in
Ihe
case
of
the
I'escawalia,
hut
as
yel
have
heen
uiiahle
In
culch
her
with
the
"fronds."
They
were
more
forluuale,
however,
with
Ihe
I'escawalia,
Coal
llarhor
and
(juadra.
Willi
this
new
riilingr
of
Juiltte
i
invviiiy
Jiow6v;iCli
"
lunik
them'
up.
il
is
IIiiiukIiI
lhal
Ihey
will
mil
hesitale
to
seize
Ihe
Slaila-
conn
on
sight.
Death
Blow
Dealt
In
fact,
local
rum-runners
Victoria's
inosuuilo
fleet
are
Hair
Growst
ot
No
Money
Notice
the
Van
Ess
flexible
rubber
massage
cap
on
the
bottle.
You
rub
the
bottle
over
your
head
and
the
rubber
nipples
feed
the
hair
growing
medicine
into
the
scalp.
One
minute
a
day
in
your
own
home
with
Van
lias
Liquid
Scalp
Massage
means
an
abundance
of
new
hsir
and
the
gloia
and
luster
that
come
with
perfect
hair
Ih-i-h
Allots
about
U
VO-tkty
trrutiumlplm.
Wt
mil
it
wultr
uiOMty-Uicl
truir.
ORMES
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
j
milking
a
stniuy
elforl
to
stamp
lout
this
nerarimis
Irallic,
and
iiietrolialions
are
now
heiiiL'
ene-
clulches
ofjried
on
will,
Washinloii
l.y
Ihe
I'uiiiinioii
tioveriiuienl
In
secure
co-operation
in
wiping
it
out.
Already
live
Cmlcd
Stales
Hard
hasVxhiliiled
its
nl.
liliide
toward
llu.v
Inisines's
hy
seizins
the
Jua.lraCoal
llarhor
and
Peseawaha,
whose
caifro,
valued
collectively,
is
estimated
III
between
K7,-,(imhi
and
Vl.ooo,-
FRENCH
MUSIC
WAS
STUDIED
Muslcal
Club
Enjoys
Vocal
and
Instrumental
Selections
and
Interesting
Paper
Music
of
the
French
i.eonle
was
the
subject
at
Ihe
Ladies"
Musical
Cluh
at
Ihe
home
of
Mrs
(Senrjrn
Ilryanl
yesterday
afler
noon.
'Ihe
program
was
arranged
hy
Mrs.
Sidney
.Inhnsloue
and
.Mrs.
.1.
p.
Millar
and
proved
very
inleresling.
II
follows:
Piano
solo
hy
.Mrs.
Fraser,
"Chopin's
Nocturne."
Paper,
"Music
of
Ihe
French
people."
by
Mrs.
Ilryant.
Vocal
solo
hy
Mrs.
McMillan,
"Angel
linard
Thee."
frmn
ller-ceuse
ile
Jnc.elyu
by
Sudani,
with
violin
ohlisalo
by
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster.
Piano
solo
by
Mrs.
Darlon,
"llerceiise,"
by
Coiiuod,
Vocal
solo,
Ity
.Miss
Naila
John-
slone
(a
l.lejiie,
fh
(Mivie
des
Yeux-
Itleu,"
bolh
by
Massenet.
Piano
solos,
Mrs.
W'sird,
i'ni
I'.legie
hy
Massenel,
(Id
Cri?scen.
do.
Per
I.assnn.
At
Ihe
close
Miss
Itlanche
Cur.
tin
played
the
Marseillaise.
The
accompanists
were
Mrs
Fraser
and
Miss
Curliu.
WOMAN
AFRAID
TO
EAT
ANYTHING
"I
was
afraid
to
eat
because
I
always
had
slomach
trouble
af
terwards.
Since
Inking
Adlerika
I
can
eat
and
feel
fine."
i
signed'
.Mrs.
A.
Howard.
)M
spoonful
Adlerika
removes
OAS
and
ofleu
brings
surprising
relief
lo
the
slomach.
Stops
that
full,
bloated
feeling.
Ileinoves
old
wasle
matter
from
intestines
and
makes
you
feel
happy
and.
cheer
ful.
I'.xcelleul
for
obstinate
ennstipnfjon.
--
O
rines
Ltd.,
Ilruiggisls.
JASPER
TO
HAVE
NEW
RAILWAY
STATION
SOON
la'sper
is
lo
have
a
new
rail
way
station
right
away.
Plans
are
completed
and
Ihe
building
is
to
be
commenced
in
time
to
he
ready
for
Ihe
ppeulng
of
Ihe
of
tourist
season
in
dune.
It
will
of
he
of
stone
construction
lo
the
opinion
that
the
precedent
match
Ihe
general
rustic
style
created
by
.ludfc'e
(iarvin
is
prac-
of
Ihe
park.
The
building
will
j
lically
a
death
Jdow
lo
rum-riiii-
he
nmcwhnl
pretentious
and
uing
on
Ihe
Pacific
seaboard.
will
include
a
restaurant
as
well
inasmuch
as
jl
helps
out
1
lie
new!
as
waiting
ami
other
rooms
Canadian
customs
regulation.
which
permits
any
information
oT
such
a
character
that
would
lead
lo
Ihe
arrest
of
rum-runners
to
he
placed
at
Ihe
disposal
of
Ihe
same
department
of
the
l
ulled
Stales.
The
Canadian
finvcrntnenl
is
QUITE
DIFFERENT
"Did
you
say
thai
Skinner
sue-(ceded
by
getting
around
him
belter
men
than
himself?"
"o,
hy
gelling
around
holler
men
than
himself."
The
Friendship
of
Youv
Batik
The"
friendship
of
.".troni
bank
fa
o
Important
pt
of
the
life
tory
of
every
successful
business
man.
of
trade
conditions
and
The
experience,
the
information,
the
nalyii
euonciul
problems
which
the
Union
Bank
offer.
Us
customers
have
often
.been
the
means
of
helping
them
to
pave
the
way
to
prosperity,
friendship
is
what
tin
Union
Dank
offers
customers.
Ml
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
FORMERLY
STOWAWAY
NOW
AN
AIR
PILOT
William
Ballantyne
Smuggled
Hlmsoir
Aboard
R-34
When
She
Flew
to
America
LONDON,
Mar.
1".
William
llallautyne,
-who
was
a
stowaway
oil
the
ll-.'ti
when
she
flew
In
America
in
July,
ttM'.l,
has
at
last
ilieeu
successful
in
obtaining
his
"wings."
or
in
oilier
winds
his
i
pilot's
certificate.
Afler
his
cs-'fapade
on
Ihe
diriigihle,
Italian-llyne
was
sent
hack
to
llmvden
in
Yorkshire,
where
lie
remained
j
until
the
airdrome
closed
down!
and
was
then
transferred
In
Fgypt.
Here
he
studied
for
the'
lloyal
Air
Force
pilot's
cerllfi-
rale.
Ile
passed
his
lesls
and
is
now
pilol-scrgeaiil
in
me
of
the
air
mail
planes
between
Cairo
and
Itagdad,
a
desert
journey
of;
"On
miles
each
'way.
Itallaiilyne
was
an
original
member
of
Ihe
crew:
of
the
lt.Ili.l
hut
il
was
round
necessary
to'
leave
him
behind.
He
was
hen!
on
making
the
I
rip,
however,
and,'
two
hours
before
the
craft
left
Scotland,
he
hid
himself
in
the'
rigging.
When
the
airship
was'
rnboul
00
miles
out
he
was
disJ
covered,
lying
sick
ami
feverish'
among
some
gas
hags
lo
which'
he
had
crept
from
the
rigging.
I
Afler
treatment
by
lm
staff,
phxsiciau
he
worked
his
way
across
for
Ihe
rest
of
the
voyage.
I
i
RECONCILIATION
AS
I
RESULTOF
ROBBERY
Man
Called
to
Inquire
for
Wife
and
Settled
Differences
NF.W
YORK
CITY.
Mar.
I:.'.
I'sing
Ihe
methods
employed
in
Ihe
Dot
King
unit
Lou
Dawson!
robberies,
three
masked,
men
in
dinner
vrarh
invaded
Ihe
sumpt
uous
apartment.
of
i
Airs.
Fay'
Perkins,
estranged
wife
of
a
wealthy
restaurant
owner,
and.'
bludgeoned,
hound
and
gagged
I
Mrs.
Perkins
and
Milton
Abbott,
i
collon
broker
who.
was
a
caller
:
They
then
look
gem.,
valued
nil
5,000.
l
The
rubbery
occurred
lastj'
niglil
and
loday
me
nusiiaud
called
with
Ihe
result
that
a
rr
conciliation
was
brought
afler
a
sci
titration
of
a
year,
Mrs.
Perkins
is
-i
years
obi
while
her
husband
is.
nearly
years
old.
INCREASD
IMMORALITY
SUBJECT
OF
MANIFESTO
PUAOIK,
Mar.
12.
The
Czecho-jSlnvakian
church
is
se-riously
;.p!Tlui')ied
over
'Ihe
alleged
Increased
innuiiralily
in
Ihe
country,
and
is
appealing
lo
citizens
to
mend
their
ways.
In
a
manifesto
issued
by
Ihe
bishops
lo
their
congregations,
Ihey
e.vhorl
parents
In
attend
In
(heir
children's
moiiil
education
al.
an
early
age,
and
condemn
Ihe
manner
in
which
young
women
ami
children
are-
dressed
when
nl
lending
cIiuitIi.
All
Ihe
cdergy
are
asked
In
post
no
tices
on
Ihe
doors
'
nf
llieir
churches
appealing
In
female
worshippers
lo
come
decently
dollied.
The
bishops
find
in
many
mod.
ern
dances
"a
sad
and
low
jnor7
alily."
anil
condemn
(he
growin
hahil
of
the
sexes
bathing
together
"in
scant
ami
indecent
costume."
COOLIDGE
WILL
NOT
NOW
VISIT
ALASKA
SFATTI.F.,
Mar.
12.
AV.
W.
erniaue,
associate
editor
of
the
-Vatlle
Time.,
in
it
dispatch
In
lhal
paper
said
Unit
President
Coolidge
would
not
visit
Ihe
Pacific
Norlhwest
or
Alaska
thM
year.
Mrs.
Coolidge
who
noted
Hie
Iragedies
of
the
Wilson
and
Harding
I
rips
lo
Ihe
west
strongly
counseled
againsl
the.
journey.
The
President
now
expects
to
make
a
few
.short
I
Hps.
in
th
east
but
will
do
nothing
ihat
will
tax
his
strength.
Uo
probably
V
a
P
r
t
rv
ihouli'hiriri.!
It
costs
you
seven
out
of
every
ten
dollars
to
live
ECONOMIC
experts
tell
us
that
it
costs
the
average
family
about
70
per
cent
of
its
total
income
to
buy
food,
clothing,
household
utilities
and
all
the
multitude
of
little
things
that
keep
a
family
comfortable
and
happy.
Seven
dollars
out
of
every
ten
and
that
doesn't
include
rent,
luxuries
or
entertainment.
,
Think
what
a
job
it
is
to
spend
this
large
proportion
of
ycur
income
wisely
and
well.
To
get
the
biggest
and
best
possible
value
from
every
one
of
those
seven
dollars!
The
clever
woman
goes
to
the
advertisements
of
her
daily
paper
for
help.
There
she
finds
a
directory
of
.
buying
and
selling.
She
learns
about
the
offerings
of
merchants
and
manufacturers.
She
compares
values.
She
weighs
quality
and
price.
She
takes
this
opportunity
of
judging
and
selecting
almost
everything
she
needs
to
feed,
clothe,
amuse,
instruct
and
generally
bring
up
her
family.
Do
you
read
the
advertisements?
You
will
find
them
willing
and
able
to
serve
you
in
the
daily
business
of
purchase.
Advertisements
are
guardians
of
your
pocket-bookread
them
carefully
he
away
from
the
House
front
eight
to
leu
the
lime
thai
the
.lire
will
be
repaired.
".rt
PRHVinP
Rfil
WTV
(IN
inuiivii
uuuuii
un
While
weeks
slruc
WOLVES
AND
EAGLES
Alaska
Legislature
Sets
Aside
Over
Twelve
Thousand
Dol-1
lars
For
Purpose
Jl'NKAU,
Mar.
12.
A
deficiency
appropriation
hill
was
ih-Iroduceil
hy
Ihe
ways
amT
means
eominilteV
of
the
house
carrying
a
lolal
of
!M2n,
covering
deficiencies
in
Ihe
funds
for
the
homily
on
wolves
and
eagles,
and
small
aninunls
for
office
rentals
of
territorial
officials
incurred
during
Ihe
summer
of
ltl2:i.
As
soon
as
Ihe
bill
can
be
put
through
Ihe
payments
for
eagle
and
wolf
bounties
will
be
paid.
WOMAN
DIED
WHILE
HAVING
FACE
PEELED
LOS
ANCKLF.S,
Mar.
12.
Mrs.
Mary
F.lectrn
Lawrence,
of
Hollywood,
operalor
oT
a
beauly
parlor,
was
arresled
charged
with
manslauyhler
in
cnnncclinn
with
Ihe
death
of
Mrs.
Uilchrisl
of
Pasadena
who
died
while
un
dergoing
a
face
peeling
opera
tion.
She
was
held
under
hail
of
$
1
0,000.
FISHING
REGULATIONS
DISCUSSED
IN
ALASKA
Jl'NFAU,
Mar.
12.
-
ltepre
fcniative
William
L.
Paul
slnrted
afler
the
scalp
of
.1.
II.
Heckman
and
Ihe
,
territorial
fish
commis
sion
when
he
iulrodiiced
two
measures
in
Ihe
house,
repeal
ing
all
laws
passed
iindei:
which
the
fish
rojnniis.sinii.is
now
oper
ating".
If
this
m.casniro
Is
jmssetl
it
will
force
the
abandonment
of
'St.;-.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
the
hatcheries
now
maintained
al
Ketchikan,
Seward
and
Cor-
dova,
aiid
the
cessation
of
Ihe
rerrilory's
fish
propagation
work.
Iloth
'bills
were
referred
lo
Ihe
comniillee
on
fisheries.
II
is
not.
likely
that
a
report
will
be
made
on
Ihe
measure
for
two
or
three
weeks.
sr
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
.
Thursday,
March
12
High
2:40
a.m.
2l.2
ft.
il:.ri
p.m.
20.
1
"
l.ow
K:M
a.m.
4.2
"
2i;(l7
p.m.
3.
"
-
Friday,
March
13
High
.1:1
0
n.m.
20..T
ft.
'
.
ir:2!
p.m.
lD.tl
"
Low
V.....V
J:.H
a.m.
4:0
"
,21:3'.)
p.m.
4.1
"
Saturday,
March
14
ftigh
3.13
a.m.
20.1
ft.
.
.
.
:3
p.m.
IS.3
"
Low
...
Ill:
10
a.m.
4.1
"
22:17
p.m.
5.4
"
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Operating
the
only
power
cleaning
and
pressing
.eipiipment
in
the
oily-
Ser
vice
and
worlinnnship
surpassed.
A
phone
will
bring
our
car.
E16
6th
Ave.
W.
Phone
t