25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
anil
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand;
Exchange
Huilding
MATT
VIDECiv.
Prop.
Iwalesan
Uaru.
tor
Malta.
Hi.
mi
touthcU,
London
Im.ijrter.
tor
Oliwroy.
18
-
bushe::
tin
Manchester.
03.332
bush-
,
v
.
m,Krw
mill.
M
.
W1
.nt
fiat
bushe:
;.
London.
BASS
bmUel,
Orient
54.298
bushels
tor
Australia,
l
390
bushels.
HIIHIvHK
NNKV
4h
A
"kiF-
'W
aa
mm
ck
W
Mak
f
4
FIVE
DROWNED
IMM.AKi;
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A
M'UIIA
fill
I
K
llll!
IT
IIKI.I
tK
two
mi;n
hvi;i
iIU.EANB
Ma.'.
March
6
or.ninrr
a
slx
y
nulfi
Rale,
struck
the
outer
r
rimn
in.n
aim
amii
in
r.iarn
Fivn
rmDerr
nr
tnn
trrtw
weir
arownea
in-
iKllji"
Cant
William
McLcod
or
rurrs-
Tlie
;wo
men
who
were
rfaoued
11
ut.::.
.(iiuiiii
hilv
oui
.
vit
.
i
mi
1
nn
I'mnin
h
iu
w
u
uf..
hiiii
the
other
UUK
HKMMJ
SCOTTISH
CUP
CU.ASOOW
Man
5
The
fiiunh
Falkirk
a,
Hangers
3.
ti
.
.
.
fsrtlck
Thistle
8,
Dundee
U.
0.
Arlhunio
0.
East
rifo
3.
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IP
nnnuiitn
tit
-m
i
1
i
iy
1
iui
1
u
.(ti-
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v
aa
s
f
v
ATLANTIC;
MEN
SAVED
"J
.Mfmlicrs
n(
t'ri-w
t
Meunier
Culm
"utterus
Arc
I'KkiU
up
by
Another
s'l
of
Rnmp
Spnnlh
Line
"-w
YOIIK,
March
8.
The
entire
..
Ui
v,
Ilren
OIl
Ule
cjuanisn
-...v.
v,uuu
iianerss.
rrnnriM
tn
no
"
uuies
oir
nw
York,
was
1
"','
:
itllllV
ancouver
Barrister
in
San
Francisco
to
Handle
Federal
ShiD
1
f
Lr'P
IHMI1K
stliw
..............
.....
............
oi
i
"lcuit
Kennedy
charged
with
conspiracy
Alti;
GIVEN
ISA
II,
AN
MtANf
lSCO.
March
5.
C.
S.
Arnold
of
Vancouver,
'..
1
1
11"
til'
fcii
1
hi
f
taVMirti
ii
r
I
h
u
tit
n
nuif
!
jflv(il
Cl.i
(t
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U
rtr-i
in
,
I
ii
in
ii
iv
ii
frmm
trim
ti
ftiiTiir
in
t
it
rwi
nwi
m
nir
ih..
unija
n;t,
utinuuncea
that
Great
Eritaln
will
he
asked
to
nro-
ii
nifiiiin
nn
irfw
irnrtm
nmn
n,it,i
tn
u
r
nv
f
ant
-"
inc.
mauler
of
the
ship,
was
formally
arrested
on
Fri-!
v
fin
ii
KiMifi.ii
utirrnni
linn
tvua
invnn
imiiipn
n
i
n
imi
vf.ii...
...m
a
i
n
i
i
fi
a
niA
f
1
Mill
LWtt
i
ii
AT
VANCOUVER
I'EIUtL
ARY
FLOUR
as
1
.lows
!
Tin
it;i
M
uti:i:
took
r.titT
c
aiiuols
vMiiiuuui
uiK'nandsc.
19T
Anninniui,
9
3B
bushel
Naples
Maru,
lor
UaHed
Kimjdom-Coutlnenr
asi.soo
bushel.
-cmlMloner
who
fixed
ball
at
1M.0CO
jn
I
conspiracy
charge.
He
was
remanded
to
Jail
in
default
of
the
money.
Conspiracy
charge
hav
also
been
!-
:
sued
against
first
Mate
Donohue
aud
Second
Mate
Alex.
Kennedy,
ball
being
act
at
120.000
In
eaeh
case.
!
i:
'
tlkiiiiic
cwi.om;
HITS
M.Ul.UlASCAK
CAPETOWN
South
Africa.
Mar.
8
A
trntie
cyetone
struck
the
fast
coast
Of
Madagascar
Island
on
Thursday
and
la
reported
to
have
taken
a
toll
of
five
hundred
Uvea.
The
town
of
Tama-Uve.
with
a
population
of
13
-000
people
ia
reported
to
be
devastated
Fire
vessels
are
reported
sunk.
SENTENCE
ON
ROBERT
LOGGER
AT
POWELL
RIVER
CRUSHED
TO
DEATH
ON
MOUNTAIN
I-OWELL
ItlVEll.
March
8.
Archie
Stewart,
who
conducted
hand
logging
op-rations
near
here,
was
killed
on
a
moun
tainside
at
an
altitude
ot
1.200
feet
where
hla
body
has
been
found.
He
had
been
missing
a
fortnight
and
was
apparently
crushed
by
a
log
which
fell
down
a
precipice.
'.
X.
li.
LAKXIMIS
The
gross
earnings
of
the
Canndlun
Nr.tlunul
Railway
for
tlio
week
Hidea
February
31,
1037
were
S4.B23J1G.O0.
a
compared
with
4,003,183.13
for
the
same
period
ot
1028,
an
Increase
of
H31.033.87
or
three
per
cent.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Whent
11.0.
Silver
..
Dunwell
Oluelcr
Howe
,Souud
.
Independence
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Silver
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
.
.
.
Richmond
.
Coast
Copper
:
Hid.
Asked
1.06
1.78
1,40
1.80
.09
.10
39.00
41.00
,10H
.It
ioon
.07
H
.11
Vfc
.13
3.33
2
2(1
.004
-O'U
.01
.13
U
.18
7.78
8.00
Zlnovlcv
and
Trotsky
have
been
forced
to
eat
their
slogans,
rejiorts
Moscow,
a
cruel
and
unusual
penalty
which
should
wuse
d
men
everywhere
to
tremble.
l
WINNIPEG.
Marat)
8.
More
than
14
-
'
000
Immigrants
arc
due
to
arrive
at
,
Halifax
during
the
neat
six
weeks
ac-
I
cording
to
information
received
by
the
enlAnlratlnn
cluurtm.nl
ef
t
hi
rsanarllan
InoH.
iporti
thlvri
third
.1...
clsss
hwiklna.
bookings
of
nf
1
1.400
AM
dur-;
Hnr.
lng
that
period.
This
week-end
live
1
steamers
arc
due
at
Halifax
and
they
are
I
hrluwln.
1
7i
Q
nauiinnn
Um
lart
ma.
LEPINE
IS
DEFERRED
i"'
ot
htan
re
itMen-farm
work-
era
and
domesttca.
Three
of
the
vessels
I'i.IIvp
Will
Arrtaln
If
.Man
Ul.o
Held
up
Vamiiuvrr
Cafe
iJi't
Nrrk
lui
a
Crrtloim
lleturd
VANCOOVEH,
March
8.
3entenco
on
tlobcrt
LePlne,
who
pleaded
guilty
to
robbery
with
violence
and
who
was
remanded
for
sentence
last
Saturday
attar
he
and
EdwVn
Turner
held
up
a
cafe
on
Orsnvllle
Street,
was
again
deterred
by
Magistrate
Henry
C.
Shaw
In
the
city
police
court
yesterday
In
order
that
rharrn
that
he
had
a
previous
police
record
miRht
be
investigated.
Turner
Is
rerovetiiig
m
a
li
col
hospital
from
a
wound
which
was
sclf-tntllctrd
with
a
ibv
-Ivor
mwii
nftcr
the
rotlbrry.
arc
bringing
large
contingents
trim
the
British
Isles
and
the
others
will
carry
settlers
ard
agriculturalists
from
Scandinavian
countries
and
other
parts
of
Europe-
Since
the
first
of
the
year
a
substantial
Increase
has
been
seen
In
the
arrival,
of
newcomers
at
Hahfax
as
com
pared
with
the
corresponding
period
o'
last
year.
Until
the
end
ot
February
this
year
arrivals
at
Halifax
have
totalled
48G3
as
eemparcd
with
3470
during
the
first
two
months
of
120.
SpeetfJ
trains
over
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
arriving
In
Winnipeg
durtng
the
past
couple
ot
days,
carried
403
newcomers
The
majority
were
Pole
although
13
nationalities
were
represented.
All
ot
thcie
people
are
dsstincd
for
varloui
points
In
westcm
Canada.
RESOLUTION
ON
HIGHWAY
i.ocAr,
mi
i
(in;s
will
am;
(1KIT
CUXt
i:TION
TO
Al'-
I'ltou:
itri'i
KT-TLKiiui;
liOAII
Alii.
.
J.
(Irerr
mill
AM.
IV.
M.
Hum
a.
wlni
lll
nt
lend
the
Ulirrul
mm
nil
Inn
nt
Vumiuikrr
iirl
muh'K.
Hill
f"
urmril
ullh
u
ri-Milutlni!
rr-iickIIiik
tlmt
Hint
iirsiiiiUiillini
gu
mi
reriiril
hh
iiiiriiving
tlir
linn-plrllmi
nl
I
!
skreiiu
HlRlmiiv
friim
Prince
UupiTl
In
Trrrurr
mmiii
uh
iiiIIiIc.
Tlii''
were
mi
liiMriietrtl
last
nlRlil
at
llir
inerllng
of
tlir
t-riiithn
of
lliej'rliirp
ltiiirrt
l.llicriil
Amh
lilt
Ion
ut
which
I
lie
were
rlioHen
ili'lrKalro
fur
lily
mill
AMERICAN
TANKER
SAVED
15
LIVES
Cuie
Ann
Picked
up
Hundred
.Miles
I
mm
'
frbriinry
I'lshernien
One
Yokohama
on
It
BAN
PEDRO,
Cal.,
March
8.
The
rescue
of
fifteen
Japanese
fishermen,
from
the
foundering
fishing
smack
on
February
It,
one
hundred
miles
out
of
Yokohama,
by
the
California
'petroleum
tanker
Capo
Ann
was
reported
on
the
ship's
arrival
hare.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
prince
rupert,
b.c,
Saturday,
harcii
s,
1027
JS
ASKED
TO
M
.J
IMMIGRANTS
Oliver
Government
Passes
COMING
FAST!
hs
Taxation
Bdl
Despite.
1
01
im
i:v
Tiimvwn
iviu.
111:
in:i:ef'
III
UIMJ
NrT
JtX
WttKK
f.SM.
AXNOlNfUh
Conservatives
Opposition
ing
by
a
vote
of
26
to
17.
R.
H.
Pooley,
Conservative
houze
leader,
contended
that
the
proposal
to
tax
profits
6n
the
sales
of
mines,
timber
and
water
power
would
do
more
to
upset
business
in
the
province
than
any
other
legislation
passed
by
the
House.
He
suggested
National
Railways,
one
boat
alone
re-1
tnat
the
natural
resources
sections
of
the
bill
should
b
I
II
'
Vl'.l
T
FISH
ARRIVALS
ARE
!
NOT
SO
HEAVY
TODAY;
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
totalled
I
41.200
sounds,
two
American
boats
selling
33.000
pounds
cn
the
Fish
Exchange!
and
the
same
number
of
Canadians,
IS.-
j
300
pounds.
Prices
were
better
than!
yesterday,
the
arrivals
'and
sales
being
'
iu
follows:
1
'
AMLKICAX
.
Dally,
33.000
pounds,
to
Allln
Fisheries,
18c
and
7c.
Uranlus.
3.000
pourxls,
to
Dooth
Fteh-erlea,
16c
and
Be.
CANAII
I
AX
Ingrcd
It.,
7,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
fit
Cold
Btarage
Co.,
14.10c
and
10c
Nuba.
3,700
pounds,
o
Booth
Flsh-orlci.
13.80c
and
8c.
laid
over
for
D.
McPhtrson,
Liberal
member
for
Grand
Forks-Greenwood,
defended
the
bill.
He
claimed
that.
Ifa
the
natural
resources
ot
the
country
were
exploited
by
anyone
In
any
way.
the
people
had
a
xvM
to
share
In
the
profits.
PROLIFIC
-JAPANESE
M1IS.
T.s.K.
OK
SALT
KI'KIXtl
IM.XM)
(ilVKS
I1IKTII
TO
23rd
(llll.lt
IX
13
YE.IUS
;.;l
IIAItllOK.
.Alurrli
A.
lly
glvliis
lilrth
lo
ii
mi
this
wrek,
.Mm.
I.
Tu.ika,
wile
of
n
Jji.ur.e
rMirriiun
on
Suit
Spring
Island,
h;i
rstulilMinl
Hhut
In
hrllrtrd
to
lr
:i
miird
In
lsrltl.-li
Culiimlilu.
If
mil
In
Die
whole
liiimlnion,
Tli-
hitet
urrhul
niukes
the
tuentt-thlrd
child
In
the
twenty-nr
jrurn
r
marrlnl
life.
srrntrrn
if
thrill
urr
lit
in;,
Tlif
present
Mm,
Tuviku.
is
the
llslirrin.iirs
fifth
wife,
lie
had
no
chUdrrn
liy
the
ntlier
fimr.
One
thing
that
makec
the
uur
oojeetion
to
seeing
a
woman
kiss
,
speed
up
Is
the
fact
that
he
a
dog
is
we
like
dogs.
!uPs
behind
a
charge
account.
YAYE
MAIUI
Dl
E
ON
MARCH
17
AND
KOI
UKU
MAKU
t
OTTER
POOI,
COMING
IN
APRII,
CONGESTION
ON
RAILWAY
DENIED
Canadian
three
Three
Vessels
Now
in
Sight
to
Take
Cargoes
Oat
of
Full
Elevator
AND
1
1
The
Alberta
Wheat
Pools
elevator
here
will
be
full
to
capacity
ut
the
first
of
next
week.
Sixty
carloads
of
irrnin
Jin
nn
thi
vu-
1
here
now
which
Joseph
Bennett,
manager
of
the
elevator,
said
thi.
morning
could
be
taken
In.
After
this
wheat
is
in,,
it.
is
understood
that
permits
for
shipment
here
will
be'
withheld
until
some
more
ships
have
arrived
to
load.
C.N.R.
offices
this
morning
denied
rumors
emanating
from
interior
papers
that
there
were
cars
of
wheat
along
the
line
unable
to
come
in
because
the
elevator
cannot
take
them.
w
-
Three
charter
for
this
port
are
now
announced.'
They
aro
the
steamer
Yaye
Maru,
due
here
about
March
17,
and
the
Kofuku
Maru
aud
ptter
Pool,
both
coming
for
April
loading.
The
Ilrst
two
mentioned
boats
are
Japanese
whlln
the
Insl
k
Hrltfrh,
U
Is
under-
stood
that
they
will
all
load
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent."
WLATIIKU
HKPOKT
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
fresh
wind:
temperature,
41
Circulation
1500
AFTER
Tilt
HALL
me
t
Of
Ihr
t
;:.esmore
Hunt
at
Ridiington,
Rutlandshire,
giving
a
general
view
of
the
meet
on
the
village
green.
SIX
1IA1IU
KILLED
CIUCA(K)
Sales
423
IIOSl'ITAL
CHICAGO.
March
5.
The
sixth
of
ten
babies
to
succumb
after
having
been
given
boracle
add
solution
instead
of
distilled
water
"
'
lh
the
Columbus
Memorial
Hos-
VK'TOLIA,
March
5.
Despite
strong
opposition
in,
the
Legi's-1
pttm
cere
is
dead.
Thta
was
six
lature.
the
government's
taxation
bill
went
through
its
second
read
day
old
Robert
Johnson
whose
death
occurred
yesterday
afternoon.
The
four
other
babies
are
In
serious
jondltlon
but
It
Is,
believed
that
they
may
recover.
TTT
TT
TTTT
TT
DUSTER
HITS
RUPERT
BUT
NO
MMAGE
DONE
(itisty
(iale.
Aeismpunled
"by
Heavy
Kuln.
Keuchril-
Highest
Velocity
of
H
AllleTut
Midnight
A
ssutheast
twister,
the
most
severe
that
has
been
experienced
here
fcr
some
time,
disturbed
the
slumbers
of
some
nervous
residents
last
night.
Signs
were
blown
down
and
an
odd
board
In
s'dewalks
lifted
but
there
have
been
no
r-
-orta
of
serious
duiug;.
Tri
Dominion
Meteorologist
at
Dlgby
rond
repcrts
that
the
highest
veloclty
was
et
C30
midnight
when
83
miles
en
hour
vas
recorded.
The
galek
which
was
r.::-rr:;anlrd
bycavy
rain,
was
In
progress
In
trx'i
rrctty
weU
all
through
the,
night.
40
miles
having
been
recorded
at
4
ana.
MASONIC
INSPECTOR
KILLED
IN
WASHINGTON
M.
II.
Thnniisi.n.
Arrd
85,
strurk
by
('muter
llalame
When
lniertln;
-
Llexator
In
New
Temple
TACOM.V
March
8
M.
H.
Thompson,
aged
83,
of
Everett,
employed
by
tne
Masonic
order
as
general
Inspector
for
'
the
new
Masonic
home
under
construc
tion
at
Zenith,
north
of
here,
was
Instantly
killed
when
he
was
struck
on
the
head
by
the
counter
balance
of
an
elevator
he
was
Inspecting.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LMil.lsll
LL'AOlt:
lilt
Nun
.
Aston
Villa
3.
Sunderland
1.
Bolton
Wandcrc.Ts
1.
West
Bromwlch
1.
Burnley
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Derby
County
4,
Birmingham
1,
I
Leeds
.United
1.
Leicester
City
1.
Liverpool
3.
The
Wednesday
0.
Manchester
United
1.
Bury
3.
Newcastle
United
7.
Everton
3.
Sheffield
United
3.
Tottenham
3.'
,
IHUslon
it.
Bradford
City
0.
Darlington
I.
Hull
City
8,
Orlmsby
Town
3.
Mlddlesboro
1.
Notts
Forest
0.
Port
Vale
3,
Banisley
3.
Preston
North
End
3,
Oldham
A.
3.
South
Shields
1,
Fulham.l.
SCOTTISH
LEAOt'K
Division
I.
Clyde
3,
Hibernians
0.
Hamilton
A.
4,
Cowdenbeath
8
M!rren
X
81.
Johni'nne
1
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
nt'Mir.v
List
Price
F
ive
Cut
PROTEST
HANACO
STRIKES
HOUSTON
REEF
TIO
1JOAT
WENT
ASMOKE
NK.'IIT
Ki:tV
A
KB
S.V1K
DAMAGE
NOT
KNOWN
Last
eight
the
tug
Hanaco,
Captain
llr-i
Morrison,
having
In
tow
a
scow
-d
of
lumber,
etruck
on
Houston
reef
i
etwrea
3rp
Point
and
Tugwell
Island.
.
no
scow
of
lumber
went
adrift
and
the
.ii
aco
was
left
stranded.
Captain
Morrison
and
Ralph
Moore,
engineer,
rowed
to
fort
Sluviin
in
a
t-oat
and
phoned
Into
Prince
Ru
pert
for
assistance
and
this
morning
Captain
Res.
Green
In
the
M.T.3
went
to
search
for
the
scow
of
lumber
and
Captain
Jlmmie
Thomas
in
the
Vincr
proceeded
to
the
assistance
of
the
Hanaco.
Little
Information
la
evallable
as
to
what
damage
the
Hanaco
suffered
or
whether
It
wUl
be
possible
to
salvage
her
without
much
loss.
The
M.T.3
end
the
Hanaco
left
3corgetown
last
evening
at
6
o'clock,
he
M.T.3.
having
mare
power,
taking
a
scow
load
ot
herring
and
the
Hanaco
taking
a
scow
load
ot
lumber.
Captain
Oieen
ot
the
M.T.3
reported
a
very
heavy
blow
last
night
and
experienced
heavy
towing
practically
all
the
way.
He
reports
last
seeing
the
Hanaco
about
9
o'clock;.
CONVENTION
DELEGATES
ALII.
tV.
4.
lilttCK
AXU
AI.l).
UKOtV.N
U
ILL
KEPHESEXT
CITV
AMI
IHSTKKT
AT
LII1EKAL
UATH-EKIX4!
IX
VAXCOL'VEK
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
last
night
It
was
decided
to
send
Aid,
W
3.
Qrecr
and
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
as
delegates
to
the
provincial
convention
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
next
week.
They
are
re-
f
spectlvely
president
and
second
vice-president
of
the
Association.
Aid.
Greer
and
Aid.
Brown,
who
will
leave
by
Monday
morning's
train
for
Vancouver,
will
represent
both
the
city
and
district
associations.
Owing
to
the
short
notice
of
the
convention
that
was
given.
It
was
Impossible
to
call
a
general
'meeting
of
either
body.
TRAIL
IS
OFF
TO
GOOD
START
uli'lAtk
vAxcorvLit
towkks
i
to
XII,
IX
I
IKST
(lAML
I
OK
PHOt
IN-CIAL
HOCKEY
CIIA.MI'ION-SHIP
VANCOUVER.
March
5,
The
Trull
hockey
team
defeated
Vancouver
Towers
by
a
score
of
four
goals
tl
nothing
lu
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
for
the
British
Columbia
Senior
hockey
championship
and
the
right
to
represent
the
province
In
the
Allen
Cup
play.
The
second
game
will
be
on,
Monday.
Vancouver
Terminals
defeated
Salmon
Arm
17
to
3
in
a
Junior
play-off.
SIXTH
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUP
LONDON.
March
8.
The
sixth
round
In
the
English
Cup
ties
resulted
as
follows:
Chelsea
0,
Cardiff
0.
Arsenal
3,
Wolverhampton
1.
Swansea
1.
Reading
3.
Mllwall
0,
Southampton
0,
REVALUATION
BILL
OF
S9LDIEH
LANDS
GOING
THROUGH
IN
COMMONS
OTTAWA,
March
8.
-A
bill
for
theUe
valuation
of
soldier
settlement
lauds
was
advanced
through
the
committee
stage
tn
the
House
ot
Commons
and,
at
mid
night,
received
Its
second
reading.
It-will
come
up
for
final
reading
next
week
)