TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
Ambulance
and
mtlm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand:
Exchange
llullding
V'
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MA1T
VIDECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
test
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL.
XVII.,
No.
C9.
11
Y
PRINCE
MJPEKT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAKCII
23,
1D27
Circulation
1500
Sale
423
Price
Tivp
Out
ORE
EVIDENCE
'RAND
ith
Victorious
Cantonese
in
Control
of
City,
Situation
in
Shanghai
Much
Easier
Today
iinese
shops,
generally
good
barometer
of
conditions,
are
reopeningtwo
British
soldiers
killed,
narrow
escape
of
others
.SlIANdllAI.
March
2:5.
With
Ily
taking
matters
in
hand,
the
ay
in
all
the
native
district.
A
small
body
of
Shantungesc
1
I
holding
out
in
the
Chanel
district
where
there
is
ome
firing
Chinese
sho)K.
which
are
usually
a
good
barometer
of
prevail-condlUons.
are
reopening.
Two
members
of
the
Durham
regi-
it
were
killed
when
the
Shantungese
attempted
to
rush
a
breach
he
concession
boundary
yesterday.
Lieut-Col.
Heywood
at
the
British
defence
force
and
a
small
of
P.ritish
narrowly
escaped
'mobbing
and
possibly
death
in
-
-
the
native
city
of
Shanghai
yesterda)
urc
MftW
1
IL.J
huh
SERVENOME
JOE
I'llOtMIN
makes
111-i
KN
II.HIIIT
1IIOM
aiicuvnks
TO
NOME
IN
MIOICT
TIME
HAD
PASSENGER
keimhih
i.rounit
mikimi
at-
I'ltO.M
FAU
.SOUTH
TO
NKW
YOltK
NOME,
Mai..u
23.--Airplane
passenger
rice
waa
extended
to
Nome
on
Tucs-
rtunki
nn
tfnnriav
1iiftn
i-mI.Miv
the
return
flight
with
Alfred
Lewen.
'i.rnunn
mtnp
i.ne
Ann
mil
mirm
iram
Lewen
la
enroute
to
New
York
on
rail
ana
thence
to
Beat
tie
by
ateamcr.
S
MA
W
A
OTTAWA
PASS
I'OI.I
MIHA
ruoviiii:ii
Kill
IN
MAIN'
AITUOriClATIONS
uitawa,
March
33,
Mam
estimates
'.he
next
fiscal
year
to
the
extent
of
Vote
of
$5,000
for
improvement!
in
,
until
v
Kino
a.ita
non
mr
orenirmff
in
i
iu
Bin
ruin
ma
a
Tn
nnn
m
nnvn
riHLra
inr
rn
nrv
nnrir
iinnnr
me
con
ii
i'
i
i
h
HANGED
MAN
I
tllUw
111.'
Illllllll
l.ml.AU
(..
-
I
I
.
".
YEAH
IM.II,
I'lM.AMlKIt,
Ills.
i
ini.inai
iv
A
AVi'ort
I'W"'
FA
UK
Vancouver,
March
23.
The
skclc-
vnw
j
VUit
BU
a4Mt
iiiiuna
inn
wiia
hud
.Kmh
nUiinY
1
NMittlMtf
Tin
a.1o
A
ntu
lie
jiKn
nnnnrvni
i
v
hannaH
him.
Owner
I
.ay,
etui
you
drlv
a
car?
Stranger
No,
boM.
"Splendid
Fellow;
then
Uiv
here
and
TERMINAL
GAMBLING
CASE
ENDS
the
victorious
Cantonese,
urnd-
situation
antcared
much
easier
ben
they
went
by
automobile
to
Inter-new
the
Canttpeae
Oeoeral
Chou
with
the
Intention
ot
dkacusslng
means
of
alleviating
the
general
-
situation.
Tip
Prttwn
car
waa
caught
la
a
seething
mb
of
students
who
wee
bouttag
"KUI
tlie
foreign
dogs"
and
called
tor
an
executioner.
Th
latter
appeared
In
black
clothes
ready
to
perform
hla
office
when
Oeneral
Chou'a
bodyguard
rescued
the
Britishers
in
the
nick
o
time.
BRING
ELK
AND
SHEEP
TO
liKI-l
i:NIMI
lllTI.KTt.ll
M
lli:illS
ANNOl
NCEs
IIDAII
or
(imi;
iioaiio
tICTOUIA,
March
S3.
Tu
re-plenMi
the
depleted
llrlt:li
Columbia
lierl.
a
i-nrliMd
f
nimiutaln
hrrp
rntiii
lluulf
Nalluiuil
Park
ami
another
rarliwil
of
elk
from
VI
alnw
right
lurk
arr
lirlne
bwught
In
I
lie
)nilnr
uml
Mill
hr
fc-Inikrd
iirur
Seiicri
llrldfr
thl
tti-rk.
M.
M.
Jukwiii,
chairman
of
Hie
llumr
CoiiM-rtution
lliiunl,
uu-iioniHTtl
JrMrrilnv.
KMHO
MliOTlATIMNS
HAM:
llltOKEN
now
v
WASHINGTON.
March
23.
Negotiations
for
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
between
Canada
and
United
Etatea
over
radio
broadcasting
has
broken
down,
the
Canadian
delegates
returning
home.
It
Is
understood
that
the
United
States
representatives
did
not
meet
the
demands
of
the
Canadians
for
a
minimum
of
twrlve
wave
lengths.
TRAIN
DERAILED
Mull
Cur
(Urtliirncil
M
lirn
Truln
(lot
Oir
I
lie
Truck
Hut
,n
Injur
lei
to
lUHrn(;rr
LONDON.
Out..
March
23.
The
leading
mall
car
turned
over
when
the
C.N.R.
passenger
train
from
Stratford
to
Buffalo
was
derailed
today
at
Richmond,
Out.
None
of
the
passengers
reported
anyjnjury.
VANCOUVEH
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
Wheat
M0V4
B.C.
Sliver
1.00
1.70
Dunwell
1.31
1.33
Gladstone
2854
.30
Glacier
0B
.09
Independence
.00
00
1;
Indian
.07
i
,07
Marmot
.10
u-13
Premier
2.13
2.15
Porter
Idaho
.15
.10
Sliver
Craset
07i
.08
Surf
Inlet
01
.00
Richmond
.14
H
.18
Const
Copper
"
O.nA
d.ts
THIRTEEN
YEARS
WORK
AT
ANYOX
annii:kakv
ok
oi-iiimions
at
UI
I.TK.It
HHill
I
Kil
UKS
KOIt
i:rEMnn
ia:
ami
hio-
Ht
fTIOX
It
la
thirteen
years
ago
alr.ee
the
first
copper
furnace
was
blown
In
at
Anyox
by
the
Oranby
Co.
This
event
was
an
outstanding
one
In
the
history
of
ths
north
and
the
whole
province
Since
UuU
date
up
to
the
end
of
1926.
Aayos
has
produced
72.390
crx
Wtia.
tgi3S60
va.
silver,
and
331.187
9J1
pounds
of
copper.
To
this
stu-1
pendous
total
can
be
added
39
.000.000'
pound
of
ooppcr
which
was
the
ap
jaroxunatc
production
for
1926.
During
the
paat
thirteen
years
the
payral!
of
the
Oranby
Co.
has
aver-1
aged
wan
over
1.000
men
who
received
i
-appfsMtmtViy
S2.0C0.0O0
c?h.
4
car
in
I
wages.
The
purchase
of
supplies
of
j
all
kinds
necessary
for
the
operation
otj
the
plant
accounted
for
an
additional
12.000
.000
per
year.
Thus
In
thirteen
jears
tee
Oranby
Co.
have
paid
out
a
total
of
SS2.009.000.
This
money
has
teen
drawn
from
raw
material,
namely.
a
low
grade
copper
ere.
and
brains,
and
energy
have
converted
-tt
Into
wealth
for
the
benefit
of
the
province
aa
a
whole.
OOltMOls
TAXES
In
addition
to
the
above
figures
they
have
paid
enormous
sums
in
taxes,
which
has
materially
helped
to
relieve
taxation,
and
provided
the
government
with
funds
for
the
up-buUd-lng
of
the
province.
Before
the
first
furnace
waa
blown
In.
the
Oranby
Co.
spent
millions
of
dollars
developing
the
Hidden
Creek
mine,
building
smelter,
town,
wharfs,
power
house,
and
acorcs
of
other
projects
so
that
every-thing
should
be
In
readiness
for
continual
operation.
It
Is
therefore
safe
to
ay
that
the
expenditure
of
the
Oranby
Co.
since
they
flrat
become
Interested
at
-Anyox
Is
In
the
neighborhood
of
I0O.DO0.OO0.
The
above
figures
are
ample
evi
dence
of
what
part
the
mining
industry
plays
in
the
prosperity
of
the
province.
Its
development
helps
everyone
vl
hurts
no
one.
The
extraction
ot
on-from
the
ground
la
the
cleanest
method
of
creating
wealth
Id
existence.
IU
increased
development
Is
something
that
should
be
fostered
until
the
limit
has
been
reached
and
many
more
aurh
plants
abound
In
the
neighborhood.
WIRELESS
OPERATOR
IS
BURNED
TO
DEATH
lirrulcl
I'lke
of
Merry
Mil
nil
MiMulnnl
la
tii
I
Injuries
In
(iusollnr
i:ploslou
VANCOUVER.
March
23-Ocrald
Pike,
wireless
operator
at
Merry
Island
ata-tlon
in
Welcome
Pass,
died
in
hospital
here
from
burns
sustained
In
a
gasoline
explosion
yesterday.
He
waa
rushed
here
on
the
ateamcr
Le
Roy.
The
unfortunate
operator
was
known
by
operators
of
the
Dlgby
Island
station
here.
TOKIO
IS
HAVING
FINANCIAL"
PANIC
I'he
ll.inl.M
Ihac
Cliin-d
Tlielr
Hoor
t'nulilr
In
I'uy
Current
WHIidruuuls
LONDON.
March
23.
Despatches
rrom
Ttaklo
to
the
Exchange
Telegraph
Co.
announce
conditions
approaching
financial
panic
In
the
Japanese
capital.
Three
banks
auuounced
on
Tuesday
that
J
hey
had
cloaed
for
adjustment
making
a
total
of
five
which
have'
been
unable
to
pay
current
withdrawals
since
the
first
of
the
week.
The
Bank
of
Japan
has
called
for
a
meeting
of
bankers
to
T.pe
with
the
situation.
ON
CAMPAIGN
FUNDS
St
iiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiiiissiiBki
if'
MAXIM
GORKI
fh-
ausslsn
novelist,
mho
has
been
notified
by
the
Soviet
government
to
return
to
j
Moscow
for
the
festival
of
the
10th
anniversary
of
the
Soviet
republic,
at
which
It
Is
purposed
to
honor
him.
He
has
been
living
at
SdV-rento.
Italy
PRIORY
PARKS
WINS
'
1
LINCOLNSHIRE
RACE
llrst
lg
Mriit
of
Knglikh
Mai
Karliij-N-iison
M'u
Itun
HIT
Today
LINCOLN.
England,
March
23.
'
Priory
Park
today
won
the
Llncolnaftlre
Handicap,
the
first
big
event
of
the
English
flat
racing
season.
Ben
Self
Assessed
$150
on
Two
Charges
and
Inmates
Are
Fined
$25
Each;
Total
of
$475
Taken
Bun
Self
was
found
guilty
of
running
a
common
gaming
house
by
Magistrate
McClymont
this
morning
and
was
fined
$100.
with
the
ODtion
Of
tWO
months'
imnrUnnmonf
In
lull
Tl.
1LI.1
.charged
with
being
inmates
were
oi'vuuui
inn
ij
ua.vs
m
jail.
Milton
Gonzales,
In
appearing
for
the
thirteen
accused,
said
that,
in
view
of
the
finding
of
the
court
that
the
place
known
as
the
Grand
Terminal
Was
a
rnmmnn
tmmlnir
knnm
t,n
......
.14
i
.
i.
or
guilty
on
behalf
of
the
accused
men
without
in
any
way
prejudicing
their
cases
in
thp
pvpnt
nr
nn
n.i.ni
tt
.t.
...:.i
n..
.l
-.-..w
nt;
uisu
?uiu
iiiul
incru
had
been
no
attempt
on
the
part
of
the
tock
all
responsibility
for
It.
It
was
accused
to
violate
the
law.
They
con-1
the
first
offense
and
waa
a
minor
In-sltlcrcd
that
they
had
a
perfect
right
as
j
fraction
of
the
regulations
memocra
of
the
club
to
play
there.
;
A
third
charge
against
Mr.
Self
of
On
a
second
charge
of
tcrvlng
liquor
1
not
having
a
club
register
on
the
pre-in
the
club
after
eleven
o'clock
In
vio-:
mUes
was
withdrawn
by
Sergeant
latlon
of
the
Liquor
Act
regulations.
,
Hannah.
Mr.
Self,
through
his
counsel,
pleaded
,
Thlrteeu
bottles
of
beer
and
two
part
guilty
and
waa
fined
30
or
thirty
days
;
bottles
of
strong
liquor
taken
In.
the
ln
3aU
!
"Id
were
ordered
confiscated
by
the
Counsel
for
the
accused
asked
that
the
j
court.
The
poker
chips,
the
three-pacU
court
take
Into
conMderatlon
that
the
I
of
niivm,
.h.
..
steward
.
of
the
club
had
served
the
,
i
liquor
in
the
abbence
of
Mr.
Self,
who!
CANNERY
IS
BURNED
OUT
riAsr
or
mnny
pmnt
tack-imi
co,
at
kkti
iiikan
i
ih:ti:ovi:i
Kl.TCIIIKAN.
March
2S.
Iim
ckIIiiijIi-0
at
r"..MlU
rotlltril
(-oin
a
four
U'Mic
fire
lircr
jrslcrda.r
which
lrlroicl
Iho.
cannery
and
wnrrlioiiM-tt
of
the
.hiiiiiit
I'olnt
lm-klns
V.
bonln(
nntrliliirrr
aS
Ij.immi
cbm-m
of
niluimi.
M:TTLE,
Mnrcli
33.
Cillberl
Hkliinrr
A-
i;dlj
Co
uanrm
or
the
tiurnnl
Krtrlilkaii
cannery,
-nouncefl
lat
ni:
lit
Hint
the.
ptiinl
won
hi
he
rebuilt
lnim-dlately
In
Ircpunilloii
for
the
coming
wjwn.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
TODAY
99,500
LBS.
Three
American
llnxl
anil
Two
Cans.
dl.UK
Sold
(Uti
hco
al
KxclLin;e
TliW
Murnlnr
!
Halibut
catches
mirittei
at
the
nh
Exchange
thi
morning
totalled
99.500
pounds
or
which
three
American
boats
'
lsndsd
79.000
pounds
and
two
Canadian,
!
20.300
pounds.
Prices
were
about
aver-!;:.
Canadian
rim
cla'a
f:h
receiving
f
ovcr
oaccnt
leja
thsn
American.
I
"
"
American
'
!
Panama,
3C.0O0
sijunda,
to
Bjoth
Pish-I
cries.
Me
and
8s.
Portlack,
21.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish-
rnrs,
15c
and
8c.
Albstras.
32,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Finn
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
13e
and
8a.
Canadian
Prosperity
AM
9.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
13.7c
and
8
Kevellle.
11,500
pcundn.
to
Booth
FUherles.
13.Sc
and
8c.
IIOCKKV
New
York
Rangers
4.
Pittsburg
I,
Canadlena
1,
Boston
0.
Chicago
3.
Detroit
3.
J.
E.
Miller.
Inspector
of
customs
was
passenger
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
to
dav
from
the
south
and
win
north
to
Anyox
tonlzht.
each
fined
$25,'
with
the
option
of
r
v"Ma
nuu
ww.W
will
wmm
found
on
tlie
t.hw
.
ik.
..
'
-
--
arv
aaaiv
V
the
raid
were
not
conflscated.
House
of
Commons
Approves
y
Rule
Whereby
Speeches
Are
Limited
to
Forty
Minutes
'
s
OTTAWA,
March
23,The
House
of
Commons
In
committee
of
the
vhole
yesterday
approved
of
a
rule
limiting
general
speeches
during
debates
to
forty
minutes
after
rejecting
an
amendment
which
would
have
added
to
the
exceptions
under
the
rule
"leaders
of
Opposition
groups."
Under
the
new
regulations,
no
member,
except
the
premier,
leader
of
the
Opposition,
minister
moving
a
government
order,
member
speaking
n
reply
Immediately
after
such
minister,
member
making
motion
of
"no
confidence"
In
the
government
or
minister
replying
to
this
shall
speak
more
than
"forty
minutes
at
a
rmp.
IN
CONVICTION
How
He
Collected
Cash
is
Revealed
by
Witness
Before
Victoria
Probe
W.-T.
McARTJIUK
OF
VANCOUVER
TAKES
STAND
I5EFOKE
ROYAL
COMMISSION
AND
TELIS
OE
DONATIONS
TO
GRITS
VICTORIA,
March
23.
That
no
records
had
been
kejit
of
campaiKn
contributions
made
to
the
Liberal
party
in
British
Columbia
and
that
it
was
impossible
for
him
to
recall
how
much
had
been
contributed
to
that
party's-
funds
during
the
years
1923
and
1924
by
the
brewers
of
the
province
was
the
declaration
of
W.
T.
McArthur
of
Vancouver,
for
thirty
years
interested
in
Liberal
party
affairs,
while
on
the
witness
stand
on
Tuesday
before
the
royal
commission
investigating
British
Columbia
political
campaign
fundi.
Mr.
McArthur
said
that
he
had
asked
Henry
Reifel,
president
of
the
iTancouvcr
Breweries,
to
contribute
to
he
campaign
Iund..tbat
he
had
received
a
cheque
lrom
tht
Vancouver
Breweries
for
the
Liberals
for
the
federal
election
of
1923
and
that
he
believed
the
Liberals
had
received
a
few
thsusands
for
the
i
provincial
election
of
1924.
I
Asked
it
he
had
promised
stay
lmmu-
nity
or
protection
In
any
way
when
he
asked
Iteifel
for
the
contribution.
Mr.
McArthur
replied:
"No,
I
did
not.
norj
did
tie
ask
for
It.'
i
Mr.
McArthur
admitted,
however.
In
answer
to
a
question,
that
he
had
given!
assurance
of
hi
aastance
ln
connection
with
leglalatlon
for
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
an
Increased
price
of
beer
that
j
'
had
later
been
paid
by
the
government
to
the
brewers.
With
the
money
received
for
cam-
r-aign
purposes.
Mr.
McArthur
said,
he
paid
accounU
such
as
advertising.
transportation,
etc-
and
the
rest
of
the
'
mony
went
Into
general
fund
account.
He
got
campaign
funds
from
other
sources
than
breweries
he
said.
lti:lt't:i.
o
kt
AMI
more
has
been
caught
than
could
hsva
Henry
nelfel,
on
the
stand.
In
re-
bcen
u$ea-rpone
to
a
question,
said
that
lie
had
Bradbury
&
Telf
report
their
pound
handed
out
to
a
Mr.
Hyatt
cheques
Pearl
Harbor
IuU.
The
fish
is
kept
totalling
$42,000
which
Hyatt
had
turned
over
to
the
Liberal
party,
aaylng
these
were
for
the
Dominion
election.
All
'
parties
got
a
'bite
Including
Labor
and
,
ProTlnclala,
the
Liberals
getting
slightly
:
more
than
the
rest
Reifel
told
the
commission.
He
said
that
he
had
been
ln
the
brewing
--business
for
forty
years
and
had
been
malting
contributions
to
political
campaign
funds
for
thirty-five
'
years.
They
had
never
been
made
under
J
coaipulslon.
he
said.
E.
a.
Newton,
president
oX
the
Phoenix
Crcwcry
Co.
said
that
contributions
of
his
liri
had
beca
divided
equally-between
the
two
parties.
Contributions
in
1924
had
totalled
45.000
which
was
divided
between
the
two
parties.
Robert
Fiddcs,
president
of
the
Rainier
Brewery.
Kamloopn,
also
told
of
contributions
of
44,800
In.
192
J
and
48.000
ln
1926
to
party
funds.
WIKELESS
ICKPOKT.
K
a.m.
.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raia.
snow
showers:
light
southwest
wind:
barometer,
29.-88:
temperature,
38:
sea,
rough:
8
pm.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,
towing
barge
Pezuta,
stormbound
at
Klaudzeet;
i
psa.
out
steamer
Oatala,
southbound:
8
pm..
spoke
steamer
Alameda,
loading
at
WrangcU,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-
30:
temperature
37.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light
routhwest
wind;
barometer
30.20;
temperature
40;
moderate
awell:
.
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Curacfa,
passed
through
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
southbound:
8
pm.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
storm
bound
at
Beaver
Cove.
11.30
pin.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
at
Sunny
Island,
northbound;
8
ajn,
spoke
steamer
CatrUa,
abeam
Ivory
Island,
southbound:
8
am.
spoke
steamer
Imbre-coxla,
towing
ekookum
No.
2.
abeam
Haddington
Island,
bound
for
Takush
harbor;
8
a
in.
spoke
tug
St.
Fith,
In
Sunderland
channel,
southbound.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
south-west
wind:
barometer.
29.90;
temperature
43;
sea,
smooth;
12
pm.
ln
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer,
29-54;
temperature,
42,
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
squally,
llgh
aouthweat
wind;
barometer,
30.02;
temperature.
40;
moderate
awell;
11.40
us.
spoke
steamer
Catala,
left
Namu
at
11.20.
southbound.
'
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newa.
SEINING
FOR
HERRING
OVER
II
AN
PLACED
TOIlAY
OX
TAK1X1
I'BOM
PEAKL
IIAKUUK,
SCENE
OF
THIS
Yt;U
KL'X
"erring
aeiwng
at
Pearl
Harbor
near
pJrt
Btmpson
waa
closed"
ioda'Trhui
"
spai-hlng
gfduna
and'
the
h
have,
now
begun
to
spawn
there,
-S"
'r-
the
only
herring
run
,
this
season
has
been
at
Pearl
Harbor.
There
haTe
becn
several
hundred
tons
taken
,rom
there
for
reduction
at
the
Kupert
urtne
produeU
plant
ln
Tucks
Inlet:
for
Itlng
at
the
MUlerd
Canning
Co.'a
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen
and
for
the
Canadian
Flah
&
Cold
Storage
Co."
Dau
requirements.
is
understood
that
Uve
ana
purchased
by
halibut
Doala
Da"
BILL
TO
AID
PROSPECTORS
ALASKA
MfASVISE
WOt
l.l
tllVE
IliEE
TKANM'OKTATIOV
ANI
CAMI
ALLOWANCE
OF
SI3I)
JUNEAU.
March
23.
A
prospectors'
aid
till,
designed
to
keep
Alaska's
gold
hunters
In
the
north,
was
passed
on
Tuesday
by
the
territorial
senate
and
now
goea
to
the
house.
The
bill
would
give
prospectors
free
transportation
to
new
mineral
properties
and
a
cash
allowance
to
exceed
1150
a
year.
NEW
PORT
IN
EUROPE
PLAN
i;i'i:Ni)iTi
iti:
of
sihmmlimmi
in-volvlii
in
scheme
annocnckii
IIV
LOKIt
K
YLSANT
LONDON.
March
23.
Under
a
scheme
which
Is
said
to
Involve
the
expenditure
ot
about
410.000.000.
Haven
will
be
made
one
of
the
most
Important
port
ln
Europe
with
dockage
accommodation
for
the
largest
liners,
Lord
Kylsant
announced
following
a
meeting
of
the
London
&
Thames
Haven
OU
Wharves
Ltd.
WILL
EXTEND
TIME
-'
'
FOR
CIVtt
SERVICE
-
-1
Employr-v
of
(lovrrnment
Mill
he
liven
Opport
unity
to
Further
Consider
C'rfhler
Act
super-anuatluii
OTTAWA.
March
23.
Replying
to
questions
by
W.
o.
McQuarrie.
Con.
servatlve
member
for
New
Weatminater,
Premier
King
told
the
House,
of
Com.
mona
yesterday
afternoon
that
exten.
aion
or
tims
would
be
granted
at
thl
session
In
which
dvU
servants
may
elect
to
come
under
the
Calder
Act
tot
superannuation
purposes.
a
18