5
J
ki
f
wwi
TAXI
Boston
Grill
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
"uimwit
1
1
ii
ri
it
j
itiiiifiinn
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
m
yvii
Kn
nr.
OltA.
UJIlora
j4wiarf
DaT
H,
Prlacll
conducted
the
service
and
"
"
nuiHUKU
sfcU
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fcHK
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ssvs,
vi
KG
la
VAUIVCWIVU
n
t
ah
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ill.
MoClymont.
J.
It.
ThomDson.
J.
A.
Irkpatrlck,
M.
M.
MeLachlan,
W.
F.
-.v,
witiw
iujrrr
huvcu
v..
iv
iiibriiuriif.
mint
utuix
'
,..
.
u
iff
ood
reeling
rervades
Atmosphere
as
House
Closes
Arduous
Labors
ST
MIVI'TI-
l.'l-'l.
1I?T
Ml."
(MMI
t.'V
Til
mikm
r
V
t
rrirw
ACT
I'Al
IS
EX
PI.A
N
ATI
ON
IS
MADE
HY
PREMIER
OLIVER
VKTfiKl
v,
Mnrch
8.
The
Legislature
prorogued
last
night
m
i
rial
iituu
i
in
UMimh
uifiMu
i
bn
iin.
ni
t
.-
n
i
ii
ii
rtr
it
Tin
tiii
in
f
nnrirni
i
tmf
n
u
i
hA
rinw
t
rn
n
l
ii
in
rrrii
i
mi
mni
v
n
a
m
rf-M
nxa
iAini.nni
w.
-9
a
(TOR
TfilMIR
m
a
irnn
ArnnnTn
drill
IjiI
1
lW
i
ijill
thing
else
moveable
served
ammunition
In
a
tew
minutes,
the
floor
of
the
chamber
vii
knee
deep
with
document
through
which
the
cheering
and
laughing
member
atruggled
to
the
ccrr.di.ri.
frlor
to
the
arrltal
of
the
lleute.iant
governor
to
prorogue
the
Haute.
R.
It
TVlolfl-.
GOAfcerVAtlv
hoili
lMrir
marft-
HHCl
si:i
IN
IMI"IJ
Or
itht
Eavtmmentt
taxation
bill
And
have
COMMONS
It
provisions
with
respect
to
natural
'resource
eliminated.
The
House,
how-
-The
auDDlvlnc
of
ever,
would
have
none
of
the
new
Hi:
mli
trcop
in
China
by
amendment,
voting
them
down
23
to
IS
iron-!
-
ui
British
Columbia
wi
when
they
were
going
through
the
a
the
opening
of
the
House
mltlee
aug.
A
number
of
resolution
Hon.
Di
8
F
Tolmle.
member
for
Thene
Included
the
"better
term"
mo-
umu
tin
lormer
minuter
ox
aaneuj-
m
ui
ivuuci
umn
.iiu
turc.
who
.-;ad
extra
cu
of
a
letter
from
Vaneouve
produce
firm
stating
that
no
opportunity
had
been
given
it
to
furnish
the:?
auppllea.
Hon.
Dr
W
R
Motherwell,
minister
f
agriculture
said
that,
if
Dr.
Tolmle
given
him
nutlee.
he
would
have
ii
Into
Us?
House
with
all
the
docu-
n-
a...,
.a
I
t
.
tk.
m
-
It
Kht
:ta;,
a
firm
In
Una
Okanagan
A
tr
rmatble
Vanoourer
broker.
nnlv
itlntt-xtn
nr
(Im
nrltun
ffov-
ii
ui
luiiuuru
itiiu
ills'
iwu
uv-ii
rillfn
A
I
PTAIW
ill
K
U
I
I
1
IK
Y
Ill
.IMIilill
.
I
.1
.
I
I
.
liwin
am:
(iiisi:
to
m
a
nioti
N.ivv
I.I.AIil
E'H
f'AHET
I
OKI'S
Na'
v
iieat;uc
01
uansua.
sire
nu-
cadet.
who
arrived
In
the
city
this
follow
the
easmple
of
Australia
that
,he
method
for
assuring
t.
.ion
to
the
nation
should
be
left
th
Iniiinlnti
tn
(tla
The
neees-
for
a
Canadlnn
navy,
however,
he
It.
.u
M.nt
lie
admiral
is
maxim
nis
annum
of
liwpec,ion
of
the
Cadet
Corp
of
I.
II
1111
ll
L.H1
I
A
III
III
REST
THIS
AFTERNOON
mt'tt
its
si
skt
ittisa
iivl
liiifiiitiiiiiii
Art
1
trtil
ThU
Artrrnooii
uneral
aqrvlce
for
th
late
Mr.
II.
D.
Twlgg.
Conservative
member
for
Victoria.
With
respeet
to
Mr.
Pooley'a
proposal
tu
hav
the
natural
reources
teetloa
of
the
taxation
bill
eliminated,
the
Premier
aald
he
would
not
eonsent.
liei
aid
It
would
be
constituting
backing
down
by
the
government
to
do
o.
Mr.
Oliver
took
the
ground
that
ninety-five
per
cent
of
the
resolutions
thai
been
g
cu
the
11
opportunity
to
i
had
been
received-had
evidently
been
effect
of
the
bill.
The
government,
he
said,
supported
the
principle
of
the
bUI
but
felt
there
might
be
some
angle
of
it
which
the
government
was
not
now
aelard.
It
was,
therefore,
proposed
to
delay
the
coming
Into
effect
of
that
section
until
next
year
and
thus
provide
a
safe
course.
MKS.
MrltAK
llltAUS
TEN
VEAU
SENTENCE
VICTOIUA.
March
8.
-
Mrs.
Margaret
McRae.
who
admitted
killing
her
husband
and
was
found
guilty
of
manslaughter
by
a
'petit
Jury
here
last
week,
uas
sentenced
to
ten
years
imprisonment
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
at
the
conclusion
of
the
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
As-slzea
here
yesterday
afternoon.
TTtttVttttttTTtTV
THREE
MEN
INJURED
ON
VICTORIA
WATERFRONT
I
in
Uil
llriKT.
l.oiiR"liori,iiinii,
mill
VUtlliim
lliirnrtt
ii
(I
l.eim
JUti",
senium,
Hurt
ut
Oilier
Vlmrrs
VICTORIA,
March
8
Three
men
were
Injured
on
the
local
waterfront
on
Monday.
David
Bruce,
longshoreman,
had
both
ankles
-broken
when
he
was
struck
by
a
sling
while
engaged
ln
loading
a
freighter
at
the
outer
wharves.
At
Ogdeu
Point,
two
.seamen,
William
Burnett
and
Leon
Bates,
were
hurled
from
the
deck
of
the
steamer
Robin
Adair
when
a
loading
sling
struck
them
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
B.C.
Bllver
L8f
l-7t
Olacier
09
.10
lndeuendence
-ll
Indian
-"W
Marmot
U
12
Premier
32S
Porter
Idaho
Vs
.15
Silver
Crest
M
07'i
Hurt
tulei
nl'"'
'
riilNCE
ItUrEIiT.
E.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
8,
1927
LEGISLA
TRADE
DULL
Ml
Milts
AT
SCENE
M'
NEVAOA
ST
KIKE
1
1
At
E
NO
TIME
I
Oil
AKTII
K
IAI.
STI.Ml
LANTS
TONOI'AII.
NevHila,
Miirth
H.llir
riKli
of
gulil
w-rkrrx
to
Wrrpuli,
Nr-ud;i,
hIiUIi
Iuih
crrutnl
a
xmull
rlty
tlirrr
hlme
Hie
iIIm-omt)
luot
week
of
ci.lil
uiliiK
glR.iHH)
a
Ion,
con-t
I
nurd
IimIu)
w
It
It
grim
n-ici
tr
rrpliiriug
the
plriiMirr
srrkcr
ulio
lind
fltH'kril
l
the
M-rnr
utrr
the
nrrk-enil.
The
gold
frrr
liiirnrit
mi
InlriiM'lv
Unit
mliirm
liiiinil
mi
thur
(or
urlirirlul
ktliniiiiiiiln
uml
two
IxHidrgCrrt.
Him
wt
up
liiMnrxii
In
the
mnii.
reported
truilr
dull.
IMiu-e
hull
projirlrlim
nrr
prrxtrlng
to
dike
mluintusr
,ol
the
experteil
rldirs.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
.
TODAY
201,000
LBS.
Amrrlriili
limit
ilsiMiril
f
I!I1,IHHI
I'oiiiiil
uml
Cuiimlliin
3.IIIM)
ut
Tii-iIuj'r
Exrliuiigr-
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
totalled
201,000
pounds
of
which
only
3,000
pounds
was
Canadian.
Arrivals
today
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Foremost.
46.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Cs..
13.3c
and
7c.
Eagle,
00,000
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
1140
and
7c,
Atlas,
20,000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisher-lev
12.9c
and
7c.
Atlantic.
30,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
noli
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.0c
and
7c.
North,
33.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13c
and
7c.
Wireless.
10.000'
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
15c
and
7c.
CANADIAN
N.
It
8.,
3,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
Cold
'Storage
Company,
13.3c
and
.7c.
A
million
years
of
bold
adventure
resulting
In
civilized
man,
who
sits
on
a
hukiI
and
poros
over
a
ledger.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ROYAL
VK0
ESSION
as
it
Ief
the
Victoria
Towir
K
ng
ueorge
and
Queen
Mary
oivupy
the
ume-rtmored
carnage
in
which
they
make
the
ti
p
every
year
to
oien
the
House
of
Parliament.
Five
Thousand
Casualties
Are
Feared
as
Result
of
Damaging
Ouahp
Central
.Inrtnn
MnnAnv
BOOTLEGGERS'
Nineyama
and
four
othir
villages
destroyed
and
many
lives
lostKobe
and
Osaka
also
suffer
in
catastrophe
TOKIO,
March
8.
Reports
trickling
in
'
over
crippled
wire
!
communications
indicate
that
the
casualties
in
an
earthnuakP
which
VANCOUVER
AIRMEN
JOIN
EXPEDITION!
Aim
Kii'tun
Here
urp
Aimliitril
Itmlviii
Slnilti
surtrv
In
VANCOUVER.
March
8.
The
appoint
ment
of
three
airmen
from
the
Vancou
ver
untt
of
the
R.C.VF.
to
Hudson'
strait
ice
survey
expedition,
leaving
this
summer
and
returning
October,
L'1028,
Is
announced.
They
are:
Flying
Olfloer
A.
II.
Ashton,
Sergeant
N.
C.
Terry
and
Corp.
H.
C.
Semple.
Flying
Officer
Ashton
la
pilot'
of
long
experience
.having
seen
war
service
In
the
Royal
Air
Force
He
has
been
In
the
R.C.A.F.
for
lour
year,
and
cams
to
the:
Vancouver
unit
in.
1928.
Sertftant'
Terry
has
been
-
connected
with
Vancouver
unit
for
four
years,
and
is
an
expert
engine
mechanic.
He
is
also
a
war
veteran.
Corp.
Semple
came
to
Vancouver
from
Winnipeg
station,
a
year
Ago,
and
acts
as
a
carpenter-rigger.
The
expedition
will
consist
of
8
aircraft,
which
will
be
operated
by
12
officers
and
4S
men.
The
modern
reformer
apparently
ex.
iiects
all
to
follow
Uis
"noe."
WINS
SEMOU
A.MATEIT.
I'UOVIN-CIAE
CIIA.MI'IONsltll'
IIIOM
VAM'OrVEK
TOHEUS
ANCOt
VEIt,
March
K.
Trail
ttou
Hie
llrltMi
Columbia
M-nliir
amateur
luM'krj
i'liuiiiioiishlp
lat
night
hy
ilrtVutliiK
Viiiiiuuvrr
Toners
fUe
giml.t
to
our
on
the
tivo-gunte
round
Luxt
night
the
srwr
wax
one
all
hut
the
Mnrlter
rlty
men
had
a
four
giuil
lead
mi
Irlclav
night
wlirn
they
won
four
tn
nothing.
PORT
CLEMENTS
MAN
GIVEN
SIX
MONTHS
Itnlierts
Concralril
Miinrv
I'miii
His
Cmlltiirv
Seven
.Months
fur
Joe
Ibilne
In
County
Court
this
morning
Judge
Young
sentenced
H.
Roberts
of
Port
Clements,
who
had
pleaded
guilty
to
concealing
money
from
his
creditors,
to
six
months
ln
Jail
and
a
fine
of
$10
or,
ln
lieu
of
non-payment,
ten
days
additional
in
Jail.
Joe
Ralne,
convicted
on
a
charge
of
theft,
was
sentenced
to
seven
months
ln
jail,
sentence
dating
from
the
day
of
his
arrvat.
Circulation
1500
B.C
Distillers
and
the
Kennedy
Co
op-J
posit
to
which
were
noted
'such
symbol
j
The
power
tug
Har.aco
has
dlnap-..bscn
Street
store."
"Main
and
peared
from
the
point
on
Hodgson
reef
fUstings"
etc.
;
where
she
went
ashore
on
Friday
night
i.
It.
Milne,
accountant
far
the
Ken-
whUe
the
scow
of
lumber
.which
she
had
edy
C-..
was
asked
by
Mr.
Hogg
how
in
tow
has
been
found
high
and
dry
uJ
rmi.tlon
would
get
on
his
company's
on
a
email
Island
south
of
Wales
Is-
ou
-hers
if
It
should
appear
that
these
land,
stated
George
O.
Bushby,
head
of
references
corresponded
to
the
number
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd,
own-ol
cases
cf
bottled
cocktails
manufac-
tng
the
tug.
who
arrived
In
the
city
tured
by
the
Kennedy
Co.
requisitioned
yesterday
from
Port
Simpson,
from
the
warehouse
by
the
vendor
of
There
is
a
bare
possibility
that
the
government
liquor
store
In
the
months
Hacaco
might
have
worked
herself
loose
Indicated.
'
from
th
rocks
and
drifted
elsewhere
"
Mflne
said
-that
he
paid
the
amount
tut
the
greater
probability
1
that
she"
on
Harry
Relfel's
instructions.
He
had
has
broken
up
and
gone
to
the
bottom,
no
Idea
where
the
Information
would
it
u
planned
to
make
another
search
come
from.
The
meaning
of
the
entries
j0T
the
vessel
now
that
the
weather
on
the
vouchers
had
never
been
ex-
has
calmed
alter
a
very
rough
week-plained
to
htm.
tnd.
:
Particular
reference
was
made
to
one
icow
u
ln
8UCh
,
position
that
It
voucher
on
which
was
noted
five
cases
WU
be
impossible
to
extricate
It
until
to
Hastings
snd
Main
and
five
cases
to
the
high
tides
next
month.
It
U
hoped
Tender
Street.
The
voucher
was
for
a
that
nCT
lumber
cargo
from
the
Big
sum
amounting
to
fifty
cents
per
case.
Bay
sawmill
will
be
saved.
I
'!
Describing
the
stranding.
Mr.
Bun-
T
.
r
CANADA
TO
ATTEND
Sain
423
yeaterd;y
visited
central
Japan
include
dead
and
injured
which
may
''
roest
rS"lnts-
"ctm8
P"micr
lieacli
live
thousand.
These
figures,
however,
are
only
speculative.
!
One
report
from
Kyoto
stated
that
there
were
thousands
of
casualties
in
Nineyama
and
four
other
nearby
villages
which
were
destroyed.
At
Nineyama,
the
quake
was
followed
by
a
fire.
mam
at
usaka
are
placed
at
twenty-two
and
in
Saki
at
eighteen.
Kobe
also
auffered.
but
how
badly
Iss-oet
definitely
known.
An
American
woman
Is
reported
to
hare
been
drowned
when
she
fell
from
the
gangplank
of
the
steamer
California
which
was
ln
the
harbor
with
tourist.
When
the
'quake
was
felt
at
Osaka,
people
rushed
from
the
theatres
fearing
a
great
catastrophe,
many
being
Injured
In
the
cruah.
TRAIL
TAKES
t
-ited
to
the
Home
that
the
government
has
twe
x.it'.-:r
tmdsr
consideration.
He
stated
the
official
Invitation
bad
bien
received
from
the
Australian
commonwealth
and
that
a
definite
announcement
as
to
the
action
of
the
Canadian
gov
ernment
wculd
be
made
fallowing
the
return
to
Ottawa
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
The
prime
minister
is
enjoying
a
brief-
respite
from
sessional
labors
at
Mlantlc
City
HOCKEY
TITLE
'construction
of
new
MASSET
CANNERY
IS
TO
BE
STARTED
SOON
P.
Lorenzen.
accountant
for
the
Royal
Fish
Co..
will
be
leaving
within
a
few
days
for
Ma3sctt
Inlet
to
supervise
the
construction
of
the
new
cannery
which
j
Is
to
be
built
near
Massett
tor
Olot
I
Hanson
and
John
Dybhavn.
He
will
be
away
for
two
or
three
months
and
will
ibs
taking
the
company'
workboat,
Del-
phlnlum,
with
him,
Lumber
cut
on
the
I
Islands
wUl
be
used
ln
building
the
i
ctnnery.
APPEAL
OF
MINING
COMPANY
DISMISSED
suit
Atut
Entered
ttrvuiiMe
Alaskan
Concern
will
I'rexented
frnni
(letting
Ore
to
Smelter
llurlng
War
WASHINGTON.
March
8.
The
appeal
of
the
Ellemar
Mining
Co.,
which
claimed
180,000
damages
because
of
its
faU-ure
to
get
ores
to
the
smelter
during
the
World
War
when
the
shipping
board
requisitioned
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
ships,
was
dismlseed
yesterday
In
the
Bupreme
Court
upon
th
company's
motion.
Advertise
In
th'
Dally
New
Barge
Upstair
Dining
Ea'.l,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
-
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Onts
JURE
PROROGUES
i
t
Little
New
Evidence
Brought
Out
at
First
Day
of
Probe
in
South;
Vouchers
Scrutinized
VANCOUVER
March
8.
Little
more
in
the
way
of
direct
evidence
about
the
vouchers
I'or
sums
of
money
paid
by
the
Joseph
.enneJy
Co.
signified
by
ihc
initials
"M.
P.,"
"J.
1.
M.'"
or
"M;
0.
It."
.vas
obtained
by
Mr.
Justice
Murphy'
inquiry
on
Monday
than
had
jeen
obtained
by
the
customs
commission.
Members
and
employee
t!
the
liquor
concern
stated
that
the
payments
had
been
authorized
oy
Harry
F.
Reifel
who,
fince
his
illness
of
last
December,
has
been
in
the
Orient.
The
expense
accounts
of
J.
F.
Wilcos,
former
traveller
and
sales
agent
for
the
Vancouver
Brewery,
the
B.C.
Distillery
and
the
Joseph
Kennedy
Co..
proved
thc
-
---
-
interring
subject
Into
which
J.
I
.t:-am
H
gg.
government
counsel.
i-yoe.l
en
the
first
day
of
the
enquiry
'eslgned
to
ascertain
whether
liquor
inn
had
b:en
paying
money
to
Liquor
ntral
Board
officials
to
Influence
them
.rrupUi
In
the
performance
of
their
HANACO
FEARED
LOST
BY
BUSHBY
utlss.
Wllccx
expense
accounts.
It
was
dls-
scow
OF
LIMBER
HAS
BEEN
FOlM,
r
zted.
re.'erred
to
certain
numbers
of
HOWEVER.
AN1
IT
I.s
lioi'Eli
cases
of
liquors
manufactured
by
thei
TO
(JET
IT
NET
.MONTH
by
stated
that,
after
the
Hauaco
went
up,
she
pounded
on
the
rock
In
the
PANRFRRA
nPFMlNP',l0UU,st
gale'
AttemPu
were
mde
br
LrtllDLUlm
UFElullUlCfpt
James
Morrison
and
hi
englnesr
Ralph
Moore,
to
work
the
pumps
but
rrlde
M
ho
Will
Co
When
Premier
i
lhT
could
not
keeD
ahead
of
the
tn-
Klng
ICrturns
OTTAWA,
March
8.
Canada
pro-
coming
water
and
the
only
thing
for
them
to
do
was
to
take
to
the
small
boat.
After
seme
hazard
ln
the
moun-
bably
will
be
represented
at
the
official
talnous
seas
they
finally
reached
Pearl
c;:ntng
of
the
ne
Australian
Houses
I
Harbor
where
another
tug
of
the
fleet
ct
Par:
imeu;
Canberra,
cn
May
B.
;
was
anchored.
I'HIIM'EN
CIIAUTEUEI)
The
Hanaco
was
Insured
but
.there
will
be
considerable
loss
to
the
company
through
inconvenience
caused
at
this
time
when
all
Its
boats'
were
busily
engaged
tn
towing
herring
for
reduction
at
the
Tucks
Inlet
plant.
The
tug
F.
II.
Phlppen
has
been
chartered
from,
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
to
take
the
Hanaro's
place
for
the
time
being
and
Capt.
Morrison
of
the
Hanaco
has
taken
command.
The
seiner
Azurlte
Is
catching
the
herring
near
Port
Simpson
and
the
tugs
of
the
fleet
are
engaged
ln
towing
It
In.
The
Vlner.
Capt.
W.
J.
Thomas,
arrived
with
a
load
yesterday
afternoon.
OSAKA
'QUAKE
PROVES.
FATAL
El.EtEN
KII.I.KII
VKNTKItKAV
WIEN
TKEMItLI.lt
IIESTKOYEII
KH
It
FACTOKIES
ANI
NT.MEKOl
S
IIOl'SKS
TOKIO,
March
8
Eleven
were
killed
and
ninety-two
Injured
yesterday
ln
an
earthquake
at
Osaka
according
to
reports
received
here
which
said
that
lour
factories
and
numerous
houses
were
destroyed.
ONLY
A
HHE.V.M
"I
woke
up
this
morning
and
could
not
believe
that
my
uncle
had
died
and
left
me
a
thousand
pounds.
"Ah
So
your
uncle
left
you
a
thousand."
"No--lt
was
a
dream."
The
funeral
of
a
Japanese
named
Mass
Nakamoto,
who
died
on
Sunday
a
a
result
of.
blood
poisoning,
took
place
this
afternoon
fronVHayner
Bro.'
chapel.
Rev.
Bann,
.japanesci
clergyman,
officiating.
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