5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
.t
II.
M
If
Stand!
nxcnange
nunuing
MATT
VI
DECK.
rcce.ved
at
.quarters
last
night
of
Ksmlojps
yesterday
of
,
i.
operator
at
Smltbers.
Mitchell,
who
was
some-yc
.rs
of
age.
had
been
:ne
and
was
removed
ago
to
Kamloops.
Ills
scat
at
the
end.
a
pioneer
of
the
BuU-
r
having
been
lit
the
.rgraph
servloe
In
and
i
for
some
eighteen
or
e
formerly
of
the
loe
:rca
relieving
at
Smlthers
a.e
Mr
Mitchell's
Illness
sue
at
the
post,
pending
1
a
pcrmsnent
appoint
NfF.
ffiORGR
AND
COLONISTS
I-
I'l.AV
ON
I'ClllW
AM"
SATI
U-V
IX
I'UOVIMIM.
IXTI.HMi:-
"int:
ii.av-oi
ys
viItokia
ii:am
IIIIAT
Mil
III
I.
LSTOKE
Feb.
34.
The
Victoria
l
,air
rhamntona.
defeated
L
I
'
Kootcnay
champs,
In
the
Inter-
T.ie
t
ore
was
three
to
two
after
c:
?d
The
ColonlsU
will
rv
1
ins
si
a
niiii
UUIVjLi
ULiUIYULi
GOES
TO
FINAL
'
IKOtlVclAI,
IXTF.RMF.IHATi:
HOCKEY
l'I.AY-01
F
UtHT
NIGHT
r.lif
IM
r
ts
a
-.
.
.
.
4
xwiuev
mil
iiiccb
ill
i"''
"Way
and
BAturday
for
the
Inter-
n
1.
h
1
niiiinni
nil
1
1
n
1
1
.
a
iii.hii
.1
run
11
nil
1.
SIGNED
BY
PRESIDENT
.
iHiuus
ior
Lonsiruciiuu
u"
:ilment
of
Filiicnilonftt
Faclll-
Mrs
In
,l.iku
viiukb
ycsieruay
signed
a
bui
u
u
linu
11
in
isna
inr
1
nn
A.
ikiiii
territory,
-As
hi
NELSON.
Feb.
S:.
There
will
be
no
beer
partora
In
Nelson.
By
a
vote
of
733
to
635.
the
cltleena
yesterdsy
disapproved
of
the
Idea
of
havtltg
the
bevrrage
sold
by
the
glass.
The
majority
against,
however,
was
a
great
decline
from
the
dry
margin
recorded
In
the
plebiscite
In
June
1934.
at
the
general
election
of
578
TRADING
IN
GRAIN
BY
THE
CALENDAR
.iiiuiliiii:
i
17
ij
1.1.
iiij
i
iv
run
.
i.iiiiir
f
j
ji
iiiui"
mi
m
iiii
uuiaiaau
kiang
where
Northern
Army
is
making
r.
w
.
...
-
1
i
I;
final
stand
against
Cantonese
II
ANNUAL
February
21.
The
general
strike
of
Chlnouc
:
which,
at
its
height,
involved
more
than
one
hundred
thous-:c
;
s
and
caused
some
forty
of
its
fomentors
to
be
beheaded,
i,
.1
r.-i
c
ff
this
afternoon
by
the
General
Labor
Union.
General
.
i
hang,
officer
in
charge
of
Shanghai
defence,
issued
a
pro-n
urging
all
workers
to
return
to
their
posts
without
fear,
j
'""at
executions
were
at
an
end.
Conditions
showed
rapid
i
ir
vement
and
it
is
expected
that
the
city
will
be
back
T.sl
cn
rriaay.
foreign
oillciais
expressed
the
bellet
that
half
dosn
airplanes
housed
within
-
Ikan
-tst.
kllMSisul
saMatftM
K
at
A
I
l-
-H.
A
-
.,Kln
una
kHaillnA
THRKS
KKY
MAN
IS
DEAD
nun
mhhi
viit
as
umw
t
vu
saga
msi
m
1
ill
w
1
liiu
uiaviuaiv
vm
uimuiii
t
been
vascuted
behind
defence
enclosures
1
from
Its
sides.
in
addition
to
l
hone
who
had
been
publicly
beheaded
In
the
city
streets.
OIquletlng
reports
are
reaching
the
city
from
Sunkiang.
twenty-elght
miles
south
of
Shanghai,
where
the
northern
army
has
taken
a
position
for
Its
las:
stand
against
the
approaching
Canton-
IVM
MIT4
III
1.1.
(iOVMCVMKNT
It
was
teoartrd
thst
the
norther-
LLi.i.iiM-ii
iM
t.iiiiim
it
ners
were
looting
places
mere
sna
insi
Itllloil
I
UK
MAV
UAi:-.
many
soldiers
hsd
ben
executed
by
r.'KS
.
....
i
their
wn
leader
In
n
effort
to
ttaln.
CIIICAOO.
reb.
24
Trading
in
grain
"by
the
calendar"
la
no
superstttutlon
with
some
of
the
men
who
stand
dally
In
the
wheat
pit.
even
though
It
Is
wolfed
at
by
many.
Many
grain
speculators
admit
carrying
for
quick
reference
a
printed
card
known
as
the
"calendar"
or
"the
voice
from
the
tomb."
which
tells
the
dstes
when,
in
pit
tradition,
grain
can
be
bought
or
sold
most
advantageously.
One
big
grain
company
has
gone
so
far
as
to
circularize
clients
calling
attention
to
a
certain
day
as
the
calendar
time
to
Of
r;p
here
on
rtlday
and
sell
wheat.
...,
The
reputed
author
of
the
calendar
K
glials
to
count
t,
the
late
Henry
A.
Driver,
leng
a
1
1
mi
,
T,
rx
nil
icceaful
member
of
the
board
of
trade.
The
acoffera
aay
factors
have
altered
so
Itreally
that
the
"voice"
Is
behind
the
times.
LABOR
CAPTURES
SEAT
FROM
CONSERVATIVES
llrllMi
llj-ilnllon
In
Wormier
Yrslrr-
iMy
lleiillrd
In
Victory
lir
.
it.
Vtrlhxk
LONDON.
Feb.
24.-AV.
W.
Wcllock.
Laborlte.
captured
Stourbridge
division
In
Worcestershire
from
the
conserva
.k...
m
vesterdsVs
by-election
by
1
,.i,nv
nf
three
thousand.
The
Liberal
candidate
was
far
oenma.
CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
MEASURE
IS
VETOED
PIERRE.
S.D..
Feb.
24,
With
the
atatement
mat
"six
thousand
years
of
civilization
has
reached
a
higher
plane
than
approval
of
legalized
murder.
Governor
Duclow
vetoed
the
capital
punishment
bill
PAd
by
the
South
Dakota
legislature.
-
.
1
'
Advertise
la
the
Dally
Nsws.
.
;
Machine
guns
would
be
sltustrd
on
T
the
tall,
aides
and
rudder
bases
of
the
1
vast
bag.
and
Inside
the
ahlp
would
be
isctllties
I
or
noustcg
(our
la
six
1
planes
which
could
be
launched
as
re-
.
quired,
from
any
location
In
the
air.
l
The
plans
contemplate
a
structure
.
built
on
a
multiple,
tnstesd
"
single
ITALIAN
ADVENTURERS
AIR
PLANNED
l(Ttl;Kl
IIV
OHIO
roiCI'OltATION
AS
MCINSTCK
liltHTLlMJ
U1TII
AKMAMKNT
AKRON.
Ohio.
Feb.
34.
The
Shen-andoah's
succesr
as
queen
of
the
air
Is
pictured
by
engineers
and
artists
of
the
OocxJjear-Zpfrflln
corporation
as
a
smcr
rnonatrr
van-
feet
long.
wiu.
The
dirigible
would
hare
a
gas
capacity
of
O00.000
fret,
almost
three
times
that
of
the
Shenandoah,
which
was
6
feet
long
and
held
2.115.000
cubic
feet
of
gas.
When
the
new
ship
U
built
It
will
present
an
almost
unbroken
tin;
of
shining
surtsce'
The
control
csrs
would
bo
built
in.
to
leateo
air
resistance.
The
power
ears,
too,
vu!d
the
housed
within
the
framewsyX.,
wtfh,
only
,yf
vraptl
.
Uth
discipline
and
face
the
Cantonese
,t
pro'ectioi.
The
'
propeners
would
oorernmrai
advance.
k
built
in
tUtlng
anna
which
could
be
NCIXIN
l
A.UXT
ii:i:k
salk
UV
(iut
turned
In
a
ninety
degree
angle
to
,
help
force
the
shtp
up.
down
or
for-
Keel,
ana
wun
special
ring
giracra
ao
that
failure
of
one
part
of
the
hull
would
not
endanger
the
ship,
Power
would
be
obtslned
from
4800-horse
power
engines,
capable
of
producing
nlnety-mlle-an-hour
speed.
The
cruising
radius
Vrould
be
9,000
to
8,000
miles
without
unloading.
Cspt.
E.
Lebmann,
administrative
ex
pert
of
the
former
Zeppelin
works
at
Krlcdrlchshafcn.
Germany,
heads
the
staff
bf
designers.
Dr.
Karl
Arnsteln.
who
waa
chief
engineer
of
the
Zeppelin
company,
and
a
small
group
of
experts
also
have
Joined
the
staff.
TO
EXPLORE
ORINOCO
M.H(
lie
l.lrtii
mid
IIU
('iiiiiihiiiIuiim
Outlining
In
London
for
Thrre-Yriir
Trip
LONDON.
Feb.
24.
The
Marquis
de
Llcto,
a
young
Italian,
and
three
other
adventurous
Italians,
one
of
whom
has
been
In
London
buying
equipment,
are
about
to
start
13,000
mile
voyage
In
a
12,-ton
fishing
boat
for
explore
the
Upper
Orinoco
River
the
big
South
American
river
which
runs
through
Vcnetucla
and
cruise
around
both
ahores
of
ths
Atlantic
Ocean.
Ervln
Pflster,
the
sec
ond
In
command,
said
they
were
going
to
explore
the
unknown
upper
reaches
of
the
Magdalena
and
Orinoco
Rivers,
and
a
photographic
survey
would
be
made.
After
exploring
the
Orinoco'
they
proose
to
proceed
by
way
of
the
west
Indies
and
New
Y'crk
In
Labrador,
Greenland
and
Iceland.
From
Iceland
they
will
aall
for
Norway
and
Denmark
and
thence
to
London,
returning
to
Rome
through
the
French
canals.
They
expect
to
be
away
about
three
years.
KILLS
PHYSICIAN
BECAUSE
HIS
SON
DID
NOT
RECOVER
NEW
YORK
CITY'.
Feb.
24,
Frank
Caruso
has
confessed
that
he
killed
Dr.
Casper
Pendola
after
his
six-year-old
son,
who
had
been
treated
by
the
doctor,
died.
Caruso
arrived
two
hours
after
the
denth
of
the
child
and
laughed
when
told
.
tlia
news.
He
than
stabbed
the
ilootor
with
a
butcher
knife.
PORTLAND.
Oregon
sage
recelred
here
by
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
24,
1927
Circulation
1495
.MOOIIK.
roiOl-
VIVII.
tVAIM
AKE
IX
(EXTKAI.
A.MKIl-
Alt.
I.OHT,
HIT
If
A
MK(tlTATi:s
IKtll!K
Fe"j.
34.
A
me-
the
Federal
Tele
graph
CO.
reported
tliat
the
mstorship
mm:
pkuteltion
oi'
isniriMi
UVKS
EXPLANATION
MADE
pAduilrai
Peary
hsd
tajken
the
captain
'
,.N(;
s
Mlx
,
TANT,KS
NOT
ana
crew
oi
iwciuj-ckoi
men
oit
inc
Miry
E
Moore
alter
I
the
vessel
had
foundered
near
Eandli
'when
It
struck
IHANOH
ATTITIDE
KESPECTIXd
MO.MtOi:
POCTIIIXK
la
attempting
to
cro
the
bar.
The
-
Admiral
Peary
piekej
kip
two
life
boat
.
ioc
go.-
eruuj..
...
rrc.ucj
w
c-.u
.
.u:.
contalnltig
the
39
mef.
The
Macre
was
Dlfcj
un
Inside
a
w
r.icaraia
as
a
place
oi
reiuge
jor
Brlllsn
In
the
civil
breakwater
where
It
.
Impossible
f;r
i"JecU
endanjered
other
ships
to
enur
oh
sccount
of
the,"
"
w"
""7
"
unuiuallr
heav
sci.l
The
Ruth
Alex-
e
despatch
of
the
cruiser.
It
U
utder
ander
made
several
attempts
to
reach
the
stricken
vessel
but;
was
unable
to
battle
the
waves.
The
wrecked
ship
iras
bound
from
Sin
Francisco
to
Bandsn
and
struck
at
the
entrance
to
the
CoqulUe
River
ab?ut
a
mile
off
ah.re.
It
was
a
steel
vessel
of
1.784
grass
tors
and
was
formerly
the
Grace
D.itlar
Cspt.
Rveutlid
lous
commsnded
her.
OF
HIS
WORK
TO
ST
UEXCII
IIEN
HO.VIIS
OF
SU
i'atiiv
iietivi:i:.
f
AXAUA
AXI
f.MTEll
JT.TK-i
M
HIS
TAK
:
YORK,
Feb.
l.
To
rrn;then
I
lie
bond
nf
)mpathy
between
IIU
Mjjrl)'t
olilrot
Ii-liihilitil
and
lt
invrrnnirnt
and
the
IMNiple
f
jour
grnit
Itupulillc."
Thus
Hon.
Vlixrnt
Ma-f).
Cmi.idljiii
mill-llrr
to
Ua-lilnetoii.
Miinmrd
up
hl
nillon
to
the
I'nlted
Mstr
In
a
ierfli
before
the
PHsrlm's
Mrlrty
here'
lat
nl;lit.
It
was
lil.i
f
lrt
iubllr
Jil(lrr
In
the
t'liltrd
Mtatrs
klnre
lie
aiumeil
lilt
office
In
till
country.
lo:d.
d-
es
not
Indicate
departure
from
the
fundamental
British
policy
in
Central
Aaierlta
n.r
d-es
It
chmte
the
at-:ltude
tiward
the
Monroe
doctrine.
JiLVNAOUA.
FcS.
24.
The
Ajisrlcan
legation
and
the
gcrrernment
has
been
.'cirmally
advbd
through,
the
British
charge
!-re
thnt
Great
Britain
la
com-.'Clled,
thaugh
It
Is
reluctant
to
do
so.
to
send
a
warship
to
the
coast
of
Nlcar-'
gut.
This.
It
la
explained.
Is
due
to
he
abrcn-c
cf
ua:arr.t
(rem
the
two
jovernments
thst
British
Uvea
and
prafrty
will
be
protected.
GIANT
NEGRO
IS
.
UNDER
SUSPICION
OF
BEING
KILLER
Continuation
of
Present
Tactics
Will
Result
in
Relations
Being
Broken
Off,
Protest
Threatens
LONDON,
viet
government
Sales
487
r
aicr
reople
that.
If
they
put
up
money.
he
w-ould
have
Mr.
Pooley
stop
any
In-
LECllsLATl'KE
GETS
REPORT
OF
CO.M-f
th
Pilmer
ecntracts
be-
MITTtE
OX
MEKVILLE
CHAIUiE
for
the
public
accounts
committee."
Accepting
Mr.
Pooley
denial
that
he
knew
Olbbsna,'
Dr.
Sutherland
said:
"1
-r
did
not
put
you
dbwn
as
the
jiort
oil
VICTORIA,
Feb.
24,-No
evidence
a.
inanto
.ha
anithln,Jto,
o.
.Xtt)i.
AiStW
'S.!S,1-
'"S.W
tne.
deal
Uke
that."
-
-
lallcgatlcri
lhat
8167,000'of
puoUc
mansy
j
had
disappeared
durUig
the
construction
.
j.j.j.j.j.A
4.
.
!
of
MervUle
soldier
settlemeat.
the
spe-
...,K
,...,,
,h.
taiiCAuu,
reD.
is.
inai
jemes
toy-
:
4.
ner.
giant
aesrj
grave
robber
and
can-.
4.
MIAXIillAI
MltlKE
vlet.
may
have
been
Toledo
bugger
cf
j
4.
women,
and
may
know
about
the
torso
of
a
woman
fount
In
South
Bend,
Indiana,
are
theories
of
officers
who
are
Investigating
the
finding
cf
four
women's
skulls
In
a
Roys!
Oak,
Michigan,
I2si-dense.
"The
ne?n
admits
he
owned
the
trunk
In
which
the
skulls
were
found,
but
denied
knowing
anything
about
the
skulls.
In
letters
which
he
smuggled
to
his
sister
he
urged
her
to
get
the
trunk
and
alluded
to"
"something
else"
which
would
make
him
"through
foraver."
IIEIXO
CtLLt:l
OFF
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
24.
The
Shanghai
General
Labor
Cnlcn
announced
todajr
that
It
was
taking
steps
to
call
of!
the
1
BtrtVr
hert
which
has
nr
1
EM
IS
FINED
FOR
BEING
DRUNK
111
l.lltle
Time
fust
Ixinl
Fort)
Milllingo
I
"Fillies'
lluolmml
February
February
21
21.
Great
Uritain
.yesterday
sent
the
So-!
nduct
the
Eir,
of
Nortne,k
a
strongly
worded
protest
against
the
"continuation
i40
gniuings
Bnd
cosu
by
ttv
the
Nort
lirsk
dirt's
LONDON.
Feb.
34.
After
pleading
guilty
to
Intoxication
and
disorderly
Marl-
of
notoriously
unsatisfactory
relations
between
the
British
and
So-(borough
police
court
magistrate.
viet
governments.
The
note
protests
against
the
continuous
breach
Lord
Northcst,
who
received
a
great
of
solemn
engagements"
between
the
two
governments
and
also
I
deal
of
publicity
in
1933
when
he
mar-
against
the
Bolshevist
propaganda
against
Britain
in
China,
Persia
Iried
a
-Follies"
gin,
Jessica
Brown,
and
elsewhere,
particularly
in
England
during
the
general
strike
of
n
New
York,
was
arrcstel
on
a
street
1!)2G.
It
warns
that
the
continuance
of
such
acts
will
sooner
or
later!"1
cnPany
w"
r-"a-
render
the
inevitable
severing
of
diplomatic
relations.
The
note.j
wno
"
1
rr
nnri
ntnfinff
harl
a
roused
the
at
which
is
a
document
of
two
thousand
present
rulers
of
the
Soviet
persist
In
,
.
nnllml
who
diteovtna
relations
will
be
possible
as
long
aa
the
Ing
world
revolution.
Well
Known
Halibut
Schooner
Scandia
is
Total
Loss
After
Striking
Rock
Nearby
Kodiak
they
had
uprooted
a
lamppost.
LAST
RITES
FOR
LATE
CHARLES
HUNTER
ARE
HELD
THIS
AFTERNOON
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
fioor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the,
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Onts
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Ol
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I
onaiuons
at
Shane
hai
Are
Rapidly
Returning
to
Normal
Following
Strike's
Cessation
.
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Trim
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1
VESSFX
SINKS
SENDING
SHIP
OREGON
COAST
TO
NICARAGUA
STEAMER
MARY
II.
I
ISI.V
GRACE
IKILB
CKEW
IS
Allegation
Made
That
Pooley's
Friend
Asked
Contractors
for
Bribe
INVESTIGATION
TO
HE
MADE
I1Y
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS
COMMITTEE
OF
LEGISLATURE
CONSERVATIVE
LEADER
DENIES
IT
VICTORIA,
February
21.
Investigation
of
a
charge
made
by
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
i;hat
a
man
introducing
himself
as
a
friend
of
R.
H.
Pooley,
Conservative
house
leader,
had
attempted
to
blackmail
the
Vancouver
contracting
firm
of
Palmer
&
Co.
was
ordered
by
the
public
accounts
committee
of
the
Legislature
yesterday
as
soon
as
it
was
made.
Mr.
Pooley
denied
all
knowledge
of
"his
friend"
wtiose
name
was
given
as
Gibbons.
If
possible,
the
said
Gibbons
and
officials
of
the
Palmer
Company
will
be
brought
to
Victoria
today
for
examination.
Before
the
committee
which
Is
Investl-
"
jatlsg
the
awarding
of
highway
con-
Tll
&
HPIAM
tracts.
Dr.
Sutherland
charged:
"There
ft!
1
1
TAT
L
U
JVJ
f
1
ft
I
If
IftJ
Is
a
lot
of
blackmail
going
cn
now
aid
lJ
f
J
J
LU
Ik
L
IVJ
l
this
man
In
the
case
I
am
dealing
with
'
now
went
to
the
Palmer
office
two
or
three
weeks
ago
and
aald
he
was
a
great
1
friend
of
Mr.
Pooley.
He
told
the
Pal-
1
FOR
ALLEGATION
IJit'OSMltLE
FOR
MONEY"
TO
DISAPPEAR
sj-
1
bt,'iUUlistt;c
siwti
iuiHgi
"-'
4.
'
charges
reported
to
the
Legislature
on
4.
Wednesday
afternoon.
On
the
contrary.
the
committee
declared,
the
evidence
showed
that
It
was
Impossible
for
any
4.
of
the
fusds
to
have
disappeared.
The
!
committee
report
said
that
the
evl-4.
1
dence
showed
that
the
statements
made
j,
!
In
the
House
by
W.
A.
MicKcazIe.
Ccntervatlve
member
for
Slmllkamecn.
resulted
in
thirty
or
more
be-
headings
and
the
suspension
of
work
by
more
than
100.000
as
fined
had
been
based
an
a
memo.
amalgamation
TO
BE
EFFECTED
VANCOl
VER
CITY.
POINT
II
KEY
AND
SOt
Til
VANf
Ol'VER
WILL
1SE
MERGED
ON
JAM
AHV
1
13J9
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
34.
Fixing
January
1.
1929.
as
the
date
for
the
effecting
of
amalgamation
of
Vancouver
city.
Pclnt
Grey
and
South
Vancouver,
the
Joint
committee
set
annexation
terms
at
a
meeting
here
yesterday
and
recommended
that
Immediate
action
be
taken
to
cecure
legislation
authorizing
tne
fusion.
1
KIDNAPPED
BY
BANDITS,
BANK
MANAGER
FORCED
TO
OPEN
SAFE
TO
THEM
DETROIT.
Mich..
Feb.
34
Kidnapped
while
walking
to
work,
Frank
J.
Pierce,
manager
of
a
branch
of
the
Plymouth
United
Savings
bank,
was
forced
to
wait
until
the
automatic
time
lock
in
vault
was
released
and
then
assisted
a
Many
friends
and
associates
gathered
bandit
to
carry
83425
to
a
waiting
au-at
the
B.C.
Undertakers'
chapel
this
!
tomobllc,
he
reported
to
police
today,
afternoon
to
bay
'their
last
tributes
of
'A
woman
waited,
outside
In
(he
.
respect
to
the
late
Charles
Hunter.
The
machine.
SEATTLE,
February
24.
Six
scientists
of
the
International
aervtce
was
conducted
by
Rev.
w.
J.
'
After
carrying
the
money
to
the
auto-
Fisheries
Commission
and
the
crew
of
nine
aboard
the
vessel
had
j
Seeds
of
the
First
Presbyterlsn
-Church
1
m0blle.
Pierce
said,
he
was
forced
Into
n
narrow
escape
when
the
halibut
schooner
Scandia
struck
a
reef
,
and
w.
vaughan
Davies
presided
at
the
and
sank
fourteen
miles
from
Kodiak
this
morning.
Capt.
Ole
organ,
interment
was
in
rairview
cem-
Hvatum
wirelessed
that'hls
ship
had
struck
and
was
sinking
rapidly
ter-
The
Pi
oesrers
were
aeorge
..nrl
n
f1l
f
Vn,1lnb
fl-V.
lnt.
t
fh
rniP
Nln
nf
waugn.
jonn
K.eny
ana
jame.
Hurray.
UIIU
a
V
V.
V
J
4
4svaausw.
IIOII
UVU
It'
II
VIIV
W
v
aieaaw
w
those
on
board
had
taken
to
small
boats
while
six,
who
remained
aboard,
were
picked
up
just
before
the
Scandia
disappeared.
many
years
successful
operations
with
The
Scandia,
second
American
halt-lher.
Since
the
close
of
the
1936
hall
but
boat
to
be
lost
by
sinking
after!
but
fishing'
season
she
has
been
under
striking
a
rock
In
the
brief
space
since
charter
to
tl
International
Fisheries
the
opening
of
the
1S37
season,
was
Commission
and
made
at
least
three
the
largest
boat
of
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
fishing
fleet.
Built
and
registered
In
Seattle,
the
vessel
waa'
about
ninety
feet
long
with
registered
ton-nng
of
79.
She
waa
powered
with
a
130
hp.
Bollnder
delsel
engine
and
regularly
carried
a
crew
of,
seventeen'
men,
her
capacity
being
for
close
to
Innftnn
nnunrii
f?ntftin
m
u..hiM
'l
her
owner
and
"kipper,
anrt
has
had
round
trips
from
Seattle
to-the
Yakatat
fishing
grounds.
She
was
about
to
return
to
Seattle
to
outfit
preparatory
to
resuming
halibut
fishing.
The
Scandia
was
well
known
tn
Prlnco
Rupert
Harbor,
having
mostly
landed
her
catches
here.
An
easy
way
to
make
a
friend
Is
tell
souiiMue
he
works
too
hard
representing
the
Longshoremen"
Union:
Robert
Hanna
pf
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
and
Thomas
Flnriegan
and
Dan
McLennan,
personal
friends
of
tlcceased'
TijMfiitjyMiifq
:
1
;
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
Dunwell
.
.-.
.
Olacler
Oranby
.
.
.
.
Indian
.
...
Marmot'
...
Sliver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
Richmond
Bid.
141',
1.33
.10?i
-38.00
.07
v;
.10
.07
.00
.14S
Asked
1.33
"ft
38.00
,07
.13
.07
Vi
.OU,
the
machine,
carried
to
the
country,
and
released
In
a
barn
on
an
untenanted
farm,
where
he
was
told
to
wait
IS
minutes.
ANOTHER
VICTORY
FOR
ST.
GODDARD
Winner
f
The
Pit
Derby
Capture
Honors
in
120
Mile
(urbre
Inter-mittonul
Rare
QUEBEC.
Feb.
34.
Emit
St.
Ooddsrd
of
The
Pas,
winner
of
The
Pas
dog
derby,
won
the
Quebec
130
miles
International
Derby,
his
elapsed
time
over
the
three
days
when
he
finished
the
final
lap
yesterday
being
It
houra,
thirty-seven
minutes
'and'
thirty-five
-13H
second.
v.
...