25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Uuildlnj;
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
VOL.
XVII.,
No.
GI.
A
I
maim
Xui
PLANS
JUBILEE
CELEBRATION
WCEEDINGS
OF
CAMPAIGN
FUND
PROBE
ARE
OUTLINED
irst
Meeting
National
Committee
in
Ottawa;
.
Officers
Namedl
j
lit
KOHEItT
IIOUDEN
AM)
SUt
OIJSEUVANCE
01'
CANADA'S
SIXTIETH
IHUTIIDAV
KING
GEOKGE
.MAY
OPEN
PROCEEDINGS
I
-
I
OTTAWA.
March
17.
At
the
first
mettinK
of
the
national
nnmiUrc
i
')
the
commemoration
tderattoi).
formal
oris'niiiialion
was
id
'iujfjf':
'mm
received
ii
to
the
he
Kum-sUon
that
His
Majesty,
tlcbratlon
b
touching
a
nignal
in
e
new
camion
in
the
tower
of
the
it
and
be
broadcasted
to
let
all
cth
bir
hda;
was
considered
and
-
lSER
river
1
i
and
FISH
TALKED
I
Sir
ioind,
depautment
iii:ai.
!
lis
M11ATIO
IS
UMNO
CA
11
1-
I
ii
ij.y
C'oniiii:iii:ii
I
i
tbe
DEPLETION
FEARED
DICKIE
M.r..
hVh
I
HUM
?
TO
PEK
CENT
CANADItN
I
Ml
tlie
OOEW
TO
l'J.
.
OTTAWA,
March
17.
Cartful
eonsld-eraHm
of
th
situation
which
confronts
the'
salmon
fishing
industry
on
tbt
of
rraaef
River
la
being
given
by
tbe
marine
and
fuheries
department.
W.
A.
foundi
dire
.jr
at
fisheries,
assured
the
LHouse
t
Cmraoni
on
Wednesday
In
committee
H.
Dls:k!e
Cotwmtltf
member
for
Uanalmo.
a:ed
the
oonunltlee
what
ac-
en
had
bten
uken
to
remedy
the
de-
ellon
of
:e
Fraser
River
through
aire
x
...
bjr
Canadian
fisherman.
A
present
he
aald.
Canada
was
breed-
.
usn
out
acveniy
wi
evcuij-iiye
cent
ot
:ie
catch
went
to,
United
atea
canneries
EA
ROUGH
ON
NORTH
PACIFIC
ITOIlslllP
ISKl.M,
AltltlYED
AT
PI
7(11
HtltUOIt.
II
D
CONllElt-
aiu.i:
nirncn.iv
in
makinu
Titir
bUTCH
H
ARDOR.
March
17
--A
atorni
tronclderable
Intensity
on
the
North
ftiric
Ocean
la
reported
by
the
motor-fp
latum
which
haa
arrived
here
frosn
attic
Three
of
the
veaael'a
llfebjata
part
of
the
deck
cargo
waa
awept
fi
y
by
heavy
aeaa.
Ice.,
which
formed
at
t.-ic
...ifi.
liad
to
be
chopped
away
rry
.
it
houra
to
keep
her
from
alnk-
mi"
rohlp
Everett
Haya
also
re-led
Eho
ihai
i
enuntcred
the
atorm.
nr
ihquakea
nave
been
frequent
along
(e
Aleutian
Uiand,
both
ahlp
mastcra
'RESUME
DEATH
Co
HAZELTON
MAN
Nt.
JlNTICB
II.
A.
McDU.NAI.H
M.IK
hMllil'lt
IN
SI
ritl'.MK
COUKT
Till
i
MOHMMi
Kl:lAI(l)IN(i
CIIAIiM.S
.Mlt'Utlll
IVANCOUVER,
March
17.-Mr.
Justice
C'A,
McDonald,
In
Supreme
Court
here
Wy
made
an
order
presuming
the
"in
in
March.
1924,
of
Charles
Me-
lalr
Hazclton
mining
engineer,
who
ks
never
heard
from
after
departing
ft
the
Flnlay
River
dlatrlct
on
a
pros-
fcunj
trip.
Evidence
indicated
that
had
perished
In
a
river
below
Lake.
a.
M.
Delrnes,
well
(itchener
lown
pioneer
guide
ot
the
Hazelton
dla-let
was
one
of
the
witnesses.
The
male
objection
to
house
cleaning
i
a
tiean
ncuse
usually
calls
for
pw
ploccs
of
furniture
to
match.
Held
by
I.O.MEK
(SUOIN
WILL
DIRECT
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Con-1
carried
out,
officer
elected
1
form
the
celebration
should
take.,
King
George
V.,
should
open
the'
London
immediately
after
which
Parliament
Uuildingx
wouhf
ring
Canada
know
of
the
nation's
six-
practically
approved.
The
folio
ing
officers
were
chose:.
Ptron-Oavcraor-Oenersl
and
Lady
Wllltngdon.
Honorary
Presidents
Premier
Ktnf
Hon.
Hugh
Outhrle.
Hanorsry
Vice-Presidents
The
Lieu-j
tenant
Oovernors
of
all
provinces.
Presidents
Sir
Robert
Borden
and
Lomer
-a
sum.
Vlee-pnwidnu
-lit.
Hon.
Oeorte
P.
Graham
and
Hon.
Charlea
Maretl.
Each
prorlnce
will
be
represented
on
i
executive.
Senator
11111
Bcstock
preventative.
1
The
governor
general
waa
chairman
of
I
organization
meeting
on
Wednesday.
.The
plasa
dealt
with-
included
arrangement
for
nsiMtea!
festivals,
aporta
field
data,
children's
ptenlcs.
military,
naval
and
air
reviews,
and
tbe
lighting
beacon
flrea
In
erery
eemmunlty
from
coast
to
cosst.
pageant
at
Ottawa,
ahool
eiercu-ea,
ete.
IIAItKV
SIMUIII
(J(IIN(I
T,
t
JMI.
WASHINOTON.
March
17.
Harry
T.
81iclalr.
oil
operator,
wa
found
guilty
latt
night
of
having
committed
contempt
agalntt
the
aenate
when
he
refused
to
aniwer
queationa
cf
the
'
o(l
committee
during
an
tnveatl-gathtn
of
the
Teapot
Dome
naval
oil
leaaet.
Justice
Hit
will
fix
aentence
of
not
leaa
than
one
or
more
than
twelve
months
In
JaU
and
fine
of
not
leaa
than
1100
or
more
than
11.000.
It
Is
likely
that
Sinclair
will
appeal.
HIGH
PRICES
PAID"
FOR
HALIBUT
TODAY
Clglil
IdmtK,
Whl'li
Arrltril
Vrtrnlav,
Scilil
(
ulhr
TiMluy
Halibut
catches
marketed
this
morning
the
fish
Exchange
totalled
68.900
pound,
of
whieh
33.000
pounds
was
American
fish
and
25.000
pounds
Canadian.
Triers
today
were
high.
Canadian
boats
getting
2
cents
leas
than
American.
The
arrivals
were:
A.MKItll'AN
Tahoma.
10.
000
pounds
to
Canadian
FIkIi
and
Cold
Storage
Co
18.5c
and
10c.
Neptune.
15.000
pound,
to
Royal
Fish
.
18.4c
and
10c.
Onah,
8.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
10c
and
10c.
('.WUHAN
M.
M.
Christopher,
3,000
pounds,
Atlln
Flthcrlrs.
10.50c
and
0c.
Johanna,
15.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisher
ies,
lO.COc
and
9c.
Minnie
V..
4.000
pounds.
Booth
Fish
erics.
18.20c
and
8c.
Scrub,
2,500
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
10.50c
and
Oc.
C.
it
T
.
1.400
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
1050c
and
Vc.
SIR
ROBERT
BOND
FORMER
PREMIER
OF
NFD.,
IS
DEAD
BT.
JOHN'8,
Newfoundland,
March
17.
Sir
Robert
Bond,
aged
70,
former
premier
of
Newfoundland,
Is
dead
at
his
home
here.
Northern
and
PRINCE
'
n
j
"P.
NEW
I1RITIS11
EMI5ASSY
UUILDING
to
le
erected
in
Washington,
D.C.,
which
has
just
received
the
official
approval
of
the
fine
arts
commission,
as
thoroughly
in
keeping,
architecturally
and
with
the
landscape,
with
the
plans
of
the
United
States
government
to
make
Washington
the
most
beautiful
and
artistic
capital
in
the
world.
The
structure
was
designed
and
its
erection
will
be
Kupervised
by
Sir
Edwin
Lutyens.
It
will
fnce
on
Mas.
achusetts
Avenue,
and
is
of
Queen
Anne
design
of
architecture,
in
brick
with
columns
of
Indiana
freestone.
YOUNG'SPLANE
IS
DISCOVERED
llir
MA
VIIITIALI.V
I.MIAM-Aii:
AMI
AVIATOK.
Mlstl
!ICK
M
NIIAV.
M
nri-IKV-III
SAIE
lAIKIIWKS.
Marrh
17.
The
abandoned
airplane
it
Ktl.
Vaung,
niUMng
Alaskan
atlatiir,
hat
been
found
liy
gnternment
mall
carrier
lit
Kaltatainut
aet-ordln;
In
a
radio
mevMiie
from
A.
A.
Itennett,
atlator,
who
l
heading
wurrli
wrtlr.
Ihe
plane
a
tlrtually
undamaged
and
llennet
epreel
Hie
le-lief
that
doling,
who
awrrnt-ly
forml
down
by
eii'lne
tmuble,
had
oouglit
tlieltrr
In
a
nearby
tillage.
Kattagiinut
t
on
the
lower
Kii-kukivln
Jtltrr.
lift)'
mllei
from
lletl-el,
wlikh
ri
Young'K
liitrmlrd
Iclliullun
and
for
whlrh
ulnt
he
lett
.Mitirntli
on
muiiIh)
rorrniMin,
i
hating
nut
been
hern
i-lnre.
I
MASSEY
STATES
I
CANADA
POLICY
'
;
I'ANAHItN
.MIMsl
t.lt
TO
I
NITKH
"Tiati:-
oot
out:
at
iti;t
t:rritN
AT
111(1
MAV
VOIIK
IIINNKU
-NEW
YORK.
March
17.
Canada
will
fcr
all
tunc
remain
a
devoted
and
loyal
part
of
the
British
Empire
and
Its
policy
toward
other
nations
will
be
one
Ot
friendship,
Hon.
Vincent
Masey,
Canadian
minister
to
the
United
States,
told
a
distinguished
gathering
ot
two
thousand
persons
last
night,
the
occasion
being
the
diplomatic
dinner
ot
American
Women's
Associations,
Mr.
Massey's
brief
addrca
was
received
with
great
applause.
NIGHT
STORES
IN
VANCOUVER
I.KH
OI;
(
ONTIiOl,
IIOAItll
IS
TAKIM1
STEPS
TO
(
O.MI-ETi;
WITH
"ill
SV
IIOOTLEUUEIts"
VANCOUVER,
March
If.
A
Province
Victoria
despatch
says:
"To
compete
with
busy
boctleggers,
the
Liquor
Control
Board
will
open
a
night
liquor
store
In
Vancouver.
The
board
decided
not
to
open
one
ot
the
present
stores
at
night
but
will
create
a
separate
establishment
to
be
opened
only
In
the
evening
until
some
time
after
midnight.
Details
ot
the
plan
are
yet
to
be
worked
out.
The
Bank
of
Scotland
was
founded
by
a
Scotsman
who
died
In
poverty.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ItUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
17.
1927
'
'
"
rir-
-mm-
'42
.
V-v-''
S:-
liar's
Attorney
General
Asks
for
Thorough
Investigation
on
Behalf
of
VICTOIIIA,
March
17.
"K
is
the
desire
of
the
government,
and
I
apeak
on
behalf
of
the
Legislature
too,
to
have
a
thorough
investigation
into
anything
pertaining
to
this
matter,"
said
Attorney
General
Manson
yesterday
In
addressing
the
first
session
of
the
royal
commission
investigating
campaign
funds
which
adjourned
last
Monday,
half
an
hour
after
it
had
opened.
Calling
the
attention
of
V.
II.
Malkin
and
Kev.
J.
S.
Henderson,
commissioners,
to
the
speech
of
W.
A.
MacKenzie,
member
for
Sim-ilkameen,
recently
delivered
In
Vancouver,
charging
that
the,
brewer.-,
had
purchased
returned
beer
barrels
at
-
prices
much
lower
than
the
government
had
paid
for
them.
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
chairman
of
the
commission,
asked
that
this
be
included
In
the
Investigation.
He
continued
with
an
exposition
ot
the
i
purposes
of
the
enquiry.
'
"We
shall
guard
against
this
commls-
i
slon
being
made
a
medium
for
unround-'
ed
aspersions
ot
hcresay
evidence
of
var-
ious
degrees
ot
remoteness
Implicating
those
who
have
no
opportunity
of
ap-
j
pcartng
before
us
or
who
have
not
volun-
'
itaray
placed
themselves
beyond"
our
FAIRBANKS,
March
IT.
Delay
In
as-j
reach."
said
Ills
Lordship.
j
ambling
three
alrplanea
to
be
used
In
H.
A.
McLean.
K.C..
commission
coun-
tne
flght
necessitated
the
postponement
set,
stated
that
he
expected
to
announce
ot
the
departure
of
-
the
Detroit
News-wlthln
the
neat
few
diyn
the
witnesses
vukins
Arctic
expediUon
tor
Point
Bar-
thai
ne
desired
cau3.
TWKft!
SIHKS
"I
will
leave
It
to
the
people
to
Jud;e
whether
the
government
gives
an
enquiry
that
deals
fairly
with
the
issue."
said
II.
Despard
Twlgg.
Victoria
Misaddressing
the
Young
Conservative
Association
here
yesterday
in
commenting
upon
the
appointment
of
the
Morrison,
commission
following
his
action
In
.
bringing
the
Oauthier
and
Carlow
affidavits
'
before
the
Legislature."
:
4
4
4-4-
POUTICI
ISE
li.YEIt
t-KllssEM
ATINTI(
4
PERNAMBUCO.
Brarll.
March
4-
17.
Major
Blcrnes.
Portuguese
flyer,
reached
the
Island
ot
No-ronha
4
4-
on
the
Brttillan
Coast
this
4,
4-
morning
completing
a
flight
ot
1750
miles
across
the
Atlantic
4.
4-
Ocean.
44444444444444444
VV
EATIIi
lt
KEPOItT
Prince
Rupert,
-Cloudy,
calm,
temper-
ature,
37.
Terrace.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp,
33
Ross
wood.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
33.
'
Alysnsh
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
31.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
33.
8tewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
37.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
fl
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
3S.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
3.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm,
north
wind',
tero.
Minimum
10
below
at
Stewart
River.
B.C.
Government
POINT
BARROW
AlICTIL'
tAI'ElimON
I
NDKK
CA1T.
(i.
II.
HILKINS
NOT
(SETTINO
AWAY
TOI1AV
AS
ANTlt'irATEll
row.
The
flight,
originally
planned
tor
todty.
will
probably
not
be
made
before
Monday.
Weather
conditions
have
been
unfavorable.
IMMIGRANTS
ARE
COMING
lAiitii;
PAItlY
All
RIVES
AT
WINN1-
PE(I
TODAY
HtOM
El
KOPK
!
WINNIPEG.
March
17.
More
than
1
000
immigrants
arrived
tn
Winnipeg
this
;
morning
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
two
tpeclal
trains
at
6
o'clock
and
the,
other
at
9.
They
were
passengers
from
.
(he,
stcsmers
Regtna.
Arabic
and
Drolltughoim.
Eight
families
!
under
the
'3.000
ft
m!!y
scheme
are
In-
1
eluded
In
the
party.
The
Reglna
pas-
tSTeR
number
406
and
are
divided
as
tollcwa:
British
160.
Poles
141.
Czechoslovaks
84,
Jugo-Slava
51.
Oermans
33,
Roumanians
9,
Norwegians
3,
Russians
3,
Lit
hums
lis
1.
They
will
be
distributed
throughout
western
Canada
wftli
Manitoba
getting
300,
Saskatchewan
158,
Aioeria
izo
ana
uritisn
Columbia
37.
By
the
Arable
and
the
Drottlngholm
j
Dunwell
are
531
of
14
nationalities
with
thejoiacler
Hungarians
In
the
majority.
Manitoba
I
Independence
will
get
208
of
this
quota
and
Saskst
chewan
310.
The
remainder
win
be
distributed
to
Alberta
and
British
Columbia,
with
the
former
receiving
9
and
the
latter
30.
On
the
regular
train
tonight,
the
Continental
Limited,
43
new
settlers
who
voyaged
on
the
Labourdannals
are
due
to
arrive
la
Winnipeg.
Circulation
1500
Sales
423
NEW
UrUJlLATlON
KE
COIIi:
MESS
AO
ES
New
regulations
tn
connection
with
code
messages
which
will
be
of
general
Interest
and
possibly
of
far
reaching
elect
are
announced
by
the
Oovemment
Telegraphs.
For
the
first
time
In
Canadian
telegraphic
history.
code
messages
may
now
be
taken
4
as
day
or
night
letters
without
restriction.
Up
to
this
time.
code
messages
have
always
been
It
charged
full
rates,
no
such
night
letters
being
accepted.
During
the
war.
tliere
were
special
res-
trlctlons
oa
code,
upon
the
use
of
which
there
are
now
no
limit-
atlons.
S
TRIP
TO
EDMONTON
IS
BEING
DELAYED
Or's'nvlly
set
Date
for
Loral
Delegates
to
Proceed
to
Alberta
Tupital
round
Not
Suitable
The
tr'.a
of
t-ls-zits
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
cf
7mde
and
city
council
j
-m
closer
contact
between
the
Do-to
Edmonton,
originally
planned
for
I
m'-Hons
Secretary
and
overseas
poll-
April
0.
has
been
postponed
and
the!tlcln
ls
desirable,
and
the
projected
departure
ot
the
local
delegates
wiU
j
probably
be
about
April
30.
W.
O.
Ful
ton,
president
of
the
Board
ot
Trade.
announced
this
morning.
Word
had
been
received
from
Edmonton
that
there
Is
to
be
a
stock
show
therr
during
the
week
that
had
been
at
first
selected
and
tbe
businessmen
ot
that
city
would
be
busy
with
cattlemen.
It
was
thought
that
the
prairie
people
would
be
better
able
to
give
the
local
delegates
a
suit
able
rccrptlcn
it
the
trip
was
made
nthM-
Ihftn
that
tlm
FIRST
NEW
SHIP
OF
AUSTRALIAN
NAVY
IS
LAUNCHED
AT
GLASGOW
OLASOOW.
March
17.
The
Australia,
first
of
two
modern
cruisers
being
built
here
tor
the
Australian
governments
navy,
was
launched
this
morning.
The
Canberra,
the
second
ship,
will
be
launched
shortly.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Askwl
Mils
1.63
1.70
ISO
1J3
,
-08Vi
.09V4
.09
.09
H
.05
.08
.10
.13
.ieu
.n
.13
8.00
8.50
Wheat
ft.'
I
B
C
Silver
Indian
Marmot
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
.
.
.
Coast
Copper
Some
drive
while
Intoxicated,
and
uumi
ann
mat
way
because
they
are
tonviVhat
way.
Larjre
Upstair
Dining
Hair,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hnne
457.
Price
Fire
Orit
NEW
ENGLAND
FISH
COMPANY
UTI.I,
HANDLE
A
LI.
.NAI-MON
IKOM
ALASKA
CANNEItlES
TI1KOI
(ill
SEATTIX
Wlir.KK
T
MUX
III
V
sn'l"t.lKS
II
AG
Alt
DENIES
SEATTLE,
March
17.
R.
R,
Nartoli.
manager
of
the
canned
salmon
department
cf
the
New
England
Fl&h
Co..
which
has
had
Its
western
headquarters
In
Vancouver,
announced
yetterduy
that
the
entire
output
of
five
Alaskan
salmtn
canneries
would
hereafter
be
hand
led
through
Seattle
where
supplies
'
would
also
be
purchased.
VANCOUVEH.
March
17.
Referring
to
the
Seattle
repcrt
that
Alaska
Cannery
products
of
the
ccirpany
would,
In
future
be
distributed
through
Seattle
Instead
of
Vancouver,
A.
L.
Hijer.
pres'dent
of
the
New
England
Fish
Co.,
said
that
the
statement
was
unfounded
and
that
a
branch
office
had
merely
been
opened
at
Se.tle
to
assist
In
the
distribution
of
Alaskan
fish
which
had
been
goln;
through
Seattle
for
many
years.
DO
Bl'MNESS
IX
B.C.
"Only
three
cannerlesln
Alaska.
Including
the
Cordova
cannery
which
wraj
recently
acquired
by
us.
are
affected."
aald
Mr.
Hager.
"Our
eighteen
canneries
in
British
Columbia
will
continue
to
distribute
their
output,
worth
SJ.000.000
annually,
through
Vancouver
and
British
Columbia
porta.
The
purchase
ot
supplies
for
Alaska
canneries
will
be
made
In
Seattle
for
tt
is
obvious
that
duties
would,
prohibit
their,
purchase
In
British
Columbia."
SECRETARY
MAY
TOURDOMINIONS
.MIL
A.MEKV
1'OSMHLY
ILL
ULIIL
LONU
rilEKISIIEl)
ItP.MKK
LONDON.
March
17
(
Canadian
Press
)
It
plans
now
being
considered
tn
ministerial
quarters
mature
It
la
probable
that
the
Dominion
Secretary,
Hen.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amtry.
will
leave
London
In
July
on
an
Empire
tour.
Mr.
Amery.
It
Is
understood,
has
long
cherished
a
desire
to
make
the
tour,
hut
has
been
prevented
by
official
duties.
A
tour
embracing
Australia,
New
Zealand,
Canada
and
South
Africa
would
occupy
seven
cr
eight
months.
It
this
is
found
to
be
too
long
a
period
It
Is
expected
that
Mr.
Amery
will
visit
each
Dominion
in
turn.
"
'
t
m
oiriclal
quarters
that
tour
would
give
an
opportunity
for
discussions
w:th
opposition
leaders
as
wu
ministers
of
stales
or
provinces.
FIGHT
LOST
BY
i
ROADHOUSE
MEN
ciiii;-
justice
III
NTEK
DISMISSES
APPLICATION
OF
DlT.MUts,
M
L-I.IVAN
AND
III
ssEIJ.
OU
IIKAIIKAH
COIH'I
S
WRITS
VICTORIA.
March
J
7.
Carl
Dltlnars.
I
P.
E.
Sullivan
and
Charles
Russell.
cn-I
tenced
to
six
months'
imprisonment
i
each
on
charges
connected
with
the
Vancouver
nudtinuvi
th
tttrmw
inrf
j
King,way.
lost
their
legal
battle
for
rrtiom
when
nhlef
Juti
rsnra..,.
Hunter,
in
Supreme
Court)
dlsmtsanl
their
application
for
writs
of
habeas
corpus.
BANK
IS
ROBBED
IN
LOS
ANGELES
Two
llaudlts
EM-ape
r'roin
PrfinlM-
of
lunk
of
Italy
With
lour
Thountnd
Dollars
LOS
ANOELES.
March
17.
Two
men.
who
held
up
the
manager
and
three
em
ployees
of
the
branch
ot
the
Bank
ot
Italy
here
yesterday,
escaped
from
the
premises
with
4.000.
Th
easy
way
to
become
IndependeD
is
w
maxe
oiners
depend
on
.
you.