5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and'
Ambulance
Service)
Anywhere
at
Anytime
MATT
VIDIiCK,
Prop.
hi
IEnYir
I'nrtulnir
u'i.m
nnllo,1
Hnlv
ln
lieinfUM4
f
ii.f.unto
received
at
official
quartern,
but
a
government
spokesman
de-
awl
rt
h.
.l
n,
I.
..
...
I
..
....
.1
.1
1
.1
1L..1
I
TL.
.
111..
All.
I
dry
dock
during
the
night
under
of
the
Lillian
D.
and
wa
placed
a..
.
ivu
w.nnliff
frit
Mlir)
I
Lilt?
DUIllLKJIlA
kitin
allUtailtik
wa
ureiwratory
to
repair
being
under-
NcUon,
who
BUiiUlntd
broken
bn
mnklnir
ntlflf
actort
tiroiirCM
to-
wi
..M...s
rrin(
minrrL
nr
i
iirutni
lh
i
.
it
w
luvz
kiwiovvi
irnriaTr.
urn
i
an
n
ai
n
art.
vi
LADYONCOAST
tVIIIIX
OS
WAV
TO
VICTOK1A
Anwuvxiu,
roarcn
(!
viBtuuu
'
and
Lndy
Wtlllngdon
arrived
here
morning'
and
were
given
an
enthu
vcucu
bu
vicbuna
wnera
mrv
w
i
accorded
the
freedom
of
the
city
1
afternoon,
The
Governor
General
rf
hi.
Inriu
urlll
vl.lf
ntn
n
t1nrlnlnh
uix-,
iieuveiiuuv
governor
oi
untuu
vie
Liirv
tire
aum
Aiirn
ill
nnn
umtrB
y
will
SDena
iwo
nan.
Advsrtlaa
In
the
Daily
News.
,
WAVK
WEATIIEK
KEI'OKT.
-
v
.?
M
SI
U
UI.VIU1
t
V
lllUd
Llll.
kUIILI
VJ1II
lll.ni,
i
id
be
held
responsible
for
the
attack.
Premier
Baldwin
paid
.
...aw..,..
....,,
in
.u
u
.-
.
l
i
:
lliili
ui
tiniiLiiiiuw:
coal
bunker
of
the
British
aleamer
Ddohera,
which
was
towed
into
thl
harbvir
late
Wedneiutay
ulght,
wa
ex-tlngulafced
lat
night
after
It
had
been
fought
continuously
alnce
the
vessel
arrived.
Water
wa
pumped
Into
the
ahlp
un
til
the
deck
was
almost
level
with
the
Fire
fighters
believe
that
the
flame
had
eaten
their
"way
from
the
bunkera
hold.
Extent
of
damnge
trO
the
vscl,
which
otaea
111
vmucuuvrr
uh
iiu
ici
wrtu
rttarrlnr1.
PINE
FIR
IS
TOWED
TO
PORT
I
lltklllX
IT
III
I
l.ll
ll.t,
1
11M1I.I'
TO
IMCV
IMX
K
if
inmLrT
iimiui
ulb
,
'
..tk.al
(haa
pot
and
any
action
they
deemed
neces-
LMVJLl
The
government
U
now
being
con-
li
v1
1
Olill
gratulatcd
from
China
a
well
aa
from
here
for
aendlne
defence
force
to
the
EVTIMf
IIICUC
n
n,r
I(
thto
not
brcn
done-11
.
A
I
1
1
lilUllMlljU
U
l1,
8h,ulh,l,
woultl
hve
PUced
.
kt
the
mercy
of
the
victorious
Cnton-
--
.
e.
partlcuUrlj
their
guerilla
aympath-
l(
J"
"I'
riMI'lIi
INTo'uen.
M:i.
I'XTIt
itiXKN
or
UtAs-
Rtporu
received
here
ur
that,
when
:
i
tw.iw.
el,..-
iiiv
wiliHuirK
niKicu
riaitKtuK.
uivj
W
ATKK
MM:
ere
preceded
by
group
of
plain
clothe
flmviun,
iwarcn
za.
me
ore,
in
in
gunmen
who
Immediately
Indulged
In
tirrorlat
dcruoiutratlona.uiel.
attack
on-l
the
municipal
office.
One
report
aald
that
thene
men
were
reapoiwlble,
tor-
the
attack
on
the
couulatea.
I
IlillTIM)
IV
HANKOW
A
Dally
Exprew
despatch
from
Shanghai
report
that
fighting
haa
broken
out
In
Hankow
and
eluewhere
between
modern
Chinese
NatlonalUta
and
Red
extremlata.
Three
hundred
agitator,
including
foreigner,
are
said
to
have
reached
Hankow
tram
Canton
and
arc
reported
to
be
moving
toward
Shanghai
I.K.MITIK
IOK
4
im:
or
twwnv
om.v
WASIIINOTON,
March
33.-Slx
separate
wave
length
channels
were
set
aside
by
the
radio
commission
yesterday
for
the
exclusive
use
of
Canadian
broadcasting
stations.
The
commission
order
makes
certain
that
no
Interference
with
thrm
will
be
tolerated
while
International
negctlat.ona
are
pending
for
definite
allocation
of
the
ether
rpuce
between
Canada
and
the
United
State.
GOOD
TIME
MADE
IN
LOADING
SHIP
fl.UKli
Tim
if
Hlirul
rimrril
Into
Vujr
Mjru
In
une
I'll)
lit
l.mul
i:lriitnr
Oood
time
was
made
yesterday
In
Ihv
first
day
of
leading
the
atenmer
Yayo
Msru
at
the
local
evealtor.
Of
the
total
cargo
of
some
0.000
ton
of
wheat
which
the
vessel
wilt
take,
8.000
tons
was
poured
In.
It
Is
expected
that
the
Yaye
Maru
wilt
leave
tomorrow
night
or
Sunday
morning
with
a
full
cargo
of
grain
tor
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent,
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
culm;
temperature,
38.
TERRACE.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
37.
Rom
wood,
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Alyansh.
Cloudy
.calm,
temp.
38.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calml
temp.
38.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
40.
Stewart,
Clear,
calm,
temp.
38.
Hazoltou,
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Telegraph
Creeks-Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
28.
emithcr.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Hums
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
south
wind,
temp.
28.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
10.
HOCKEY,
Pittsburg
4,
Boston
3.
Canadlens
6,
Americans
3.
Ottawa
1,
Toronto
0.
mil
ki:i(
iiik
n
(
i.i
it
ki:(its
miliar
TO
KK.VHl;
llIIIN(l
j
III
(il
I.XIKIXH
Fishing
privileges
for
the
halibut
fleet
throughout
the
entire
year,
rather
than
the
existing
plan
of
nine
months,
will
be
advocated
by
the
businessmen
of
Ketchikan.
The
Commercial
Club
it
Its
regular
weekly
meeting,
instruct.
d
the
organlaUon'a
secretary
to
ask,
Henry
Ollalley.
oomml&sloner
of
VS.
fisheries,
to
consider
a
12-month
sea.
on.
In
revising
the
regulation
to
permit
full
aeaaon.
It
wa?
suggested
that
-Joaed
areas
be
ealabllthed
at
regular
;
.ntervals
to
proteci
the
industry'
-esouToe.
Thla
jxtou.
Commercial
Club
nember
beOMeV
ulHTalliW
'
-oefiuate
opagatlan
epHgSctSnO$;wrsatOL
une
ncrmu
itiiirjji.
nggtownenL
jnploy
theff
.
vlriug
flnvertraents
ah
Krough
the
7ear.'
.
Under
the
present
,'
system.
It
was
pointed
out.
the
Industry's
entire
In
eatment.
Including
boata.
gear,
andi
ivcrhead
which
continues
regsrdleea
of
ictlrltle.
Ilea
dormant
three
months
tut
of
each
season
In
the
secretary's
letter
to
the
bureau
t
was
also
requested
that
Uie
halibut
-ejwrt
of
1028
be
urwarded
when
BRITAIN
TO
CELEBRATE
miMiiMi
ji
hii.ee
or
cusmi.
EUATION
TO
HE
OIlslltVEl)
IN
OI.H
I.AMI
I.OMION.
Matrli
S.1-Mrl1,MN
,,(
rrlrlirallng
In
llrltuln
I
he
IMuiiiimiiI
Julillrr
itf
Cnnudii's
('oiitrUrmllmi
nrr
ulready
lirlng
llcu
vrd.
One
prnMMml,
lil
It
h
iiirrlliig
h
1
1
It
miirli
faiw.
I
l
liuie
m
m'lul
M-rlrr
In
Wrtiulnli'r
Aliliri
Mime.
Mli.it
along
I
he
llnrx
nf
t
hut
lirld
In
I'limmrnmnilliiii
nf
the
llfllrlh
unnlrrsir.v
ten
jrurs
rh.
SPRIGGWINS
THE
NATIONAL
111(1
MONEY
CHANCED
HANDS
ON
RACE
AT
AINTIIEE
TODAY
IIOV
ltd.
III.
AND
IIItHillT
HOY
RUNNERS
fl-
AINTREE,
March
28.
Sprtgg.
owned
by
Mrs.
M.
Patrldgc.
won
the
four
and
n
half
mile
Qrand
National
today.
Dov-
rll
III.
was
second
and
Bright
Boy,
third,
Thlrty-ocven
herons
started
but
only
fifteen
finished
the
hazardous
course.
A
Birmingham
better
cleaned
up
23,
ooo
on
the
race
and
the
bookmaker
who
took
tlio
bet
has
a
total
ot
1150,000
to
pay
on
the
race.
NOBODY
DRUNK
FOR
FIVE
YEARS
IN
THIS
LITTLE
ENGLISH
TOWN
HARLOW.
March
28.
-
This
little
town
of
3,000
souls
claims
to
be
the
soberest
spot
In
all
Britain.
Harlow
is
not
"dry,"
there
being
ten
licensed
"pubs,"
but
authorities
re
Krt
that
there
haa
not
been
a
case
of
drunkenness
within
the
town's
limits
fur
more
than
five
years.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCE
RUPERT,
I5.C,
FRIDAY,
lARCIl
25,
1027
i..l
1
L
Nowhere
in
Canada
is
the
scenery
more
diversified
than
in
that
sec
tion
of
northern
Brit:h
Columbia,
traversed
by
the
Prince
.Rupert-line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
or
along
the
inland
seaVhich
lies
between
the
mainland
and
the
off-shore
islands
of
British
Columbia.
There"
is
something
new
and
beautiful
to
see
the
whole
of
the
distance,
whether
it
is
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Ruput
or
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper.
Photograph
(1)
shows
a
typical
bit
of
the
Scenic
Seas
Route
as
seen
from
the
deck
of
an
oil-burning
Canadian
National
Steamship.
A
look
at
the
face
of
the
fisherman
and
his
catch
as
shown
in
No.
2
is
sufficient
evidence
that
in
Stuart
Lake,
just
north
of
Vanderhoof,
the
fishing
is
gjod.
To
the
right
of
that
is
(No.
3)
a
picture
of
a
grave
in
the
pic-uresque
Indian
Graveyard
at
Haielton.
The
bottom
picture
(No.
4)
shows
one
of
the
cabins
at
Douglas
Lodge,
on
Stuart
Lake,
one
of
the
most
up-to-date
summer
resorts
in
British
Columbia.
Premier
Oliver
Presents
Claims
of
This
Province
Circulation
150d
on
Peace
River
Question
OTTAWA,
March
25.
Premier
Oliver
of
British
Columbia
ap
peared
bcfoi'H
the
railway
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
this
morning
to
explain
what
he
termed
his
province's
"vital
interest
In
the
western
outlet
from
the
Peace
River
valley."
The
province
was
interested
not
only
in
the
volume
of
grain
expected
to
come
out
of
the
valley,
but
in
the
trade
from
coast
cities
to
the
adjacent
territory
he
declared.
The
coast
looked
forward
to
the
time
when
its
l'uctories
would
supply
Alberta
with
manufactured
goods,
lie
detailed
efforts
that
had
been
made
to
secure
an
outlet
from
the
valley
and
aald
that
British
Columbia
a
had
been
solely
reno1islble
tor
3.000.-1
000
which
had
been
expended
on
con-
Ml
TrN
V
CJl
UITU
atructlon
work
toward
the
Peace
River
1
ill
I
l
DIVl
1
lljll
The
province
had
auffcrea
additional
lost
of
S25.OO0.0OO
In
Interest
and
carrying
charges.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Our
Amrilriui
Mini
Three
Cuiiiidlun
I
lew
In
Stilil
Cutchi-N
Totalling
III.OWI
IMiukN
i'rHluy
One
American,
and
three
halibut
boats
sold
catchva
totalling
40,-000
pounds
t
.the
Fish
Exchange
this
best
prices
for
both
first-
and
fecund
class
fish.
The
arrivals
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
'
.
Radio,
41,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Pish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12o
and
7c.
CANADIAN
Verna,
2.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Pish
As
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13c
and
8c.
Nuba,
3.S00
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.,
13.4c
and
8c.
Toodle.
2.500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
13.
6c-
and
8c.
GIRLS
ON
STAGE
4
;
!
!
.MEOAN
I.I.OVD
(iKOIKIE
TO
MIKE
DEIIl'T
AND
LADY
PATRICIA
lU'S-MX!,
ItETl'KNIMI
LONDON,
March
25.
One
prominent
British
woman
Is
preparing
tor
ber
stage
Canadian
debut
and
another
Is
considering
a
re
turn
to
the
footlights.
Miss
Megan
Lloyd
Oeorge.
daughter
morning,
the
Canadian
vessels
getting
j
of
Right
Han.
David
Tell
her
ah
get
better
looking
every
time
you
see
'her
and
she
wants'you
to
see
her-btten:
'
i
Lloyd
Oeorge,
makes
her
stage
dobut
shortly
In
new
play
to
be
produced
at
Leicester.
Lady
Patricia
Rusel
daughter
of
the
Marques
ot
Duftcrln
and
Ava.
has
been
acked
to
reappear
In
England
and
abroad.
'
She
lias
Jnot,
acted
since
October.
1025.
Her
stage
nni?
was
Pamela
Dartray.
LADY
AMJl'lTH'!
NOVEI.
LONDON,
March
,25.
Lady
Asqulth
la
writing
her
first
novel.
It
Is
oil
about
Leicestershire
and
fox
hunting.,
red
coats
and
love
on
horseback.
As
a
girt
Lady
Asqulth
was
,,k
beautiful
divshlng
figure
u
the
hunting
fle'd.
'
,
IIUl
AUE
I'ENSIOS.H
Sale
423
ACT
fASSK-S
SENATE
'
1
OTTAWA,
March
25.
The
government's
Old
Age
Pension
Act
was
given
Its
third
reading
In
the
Senate
yesterday
without
amendment.
It
now
await
Royal
Assent
before
coming
Into
effect
on
the
statute
books.
COL
AMERY
WILL
VISIT
DOMINIONS
t
hrrrrtury
f
Mate
for
Duniliilnn
to
'
Emli-irk
on
tear's
Trip
In
Autumn
-tuv
Tlm
tour
of
the
Dominions
In
autumn.
The'
paper
states
that
he
will
be
away
a
year
and
that
he
wUl
visit
Canada.
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa.
WIUELE
REPORT.
K
a.m.
DICEY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm:
hnr"m-tcr.
30.10;
temperature.
33:
aea
smooth;
8
pjn.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott,.
abeam
Mnwtt
bar.
southbound:
8
pm
rpoke
tug
Orlftco,
towing
barge
Rivers-
dale,
C.ru.'.y
Bay
tor
Tacorna,
650
miles
from
Tscoma.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-70;
temperature.
38.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
strong
N.W.
wind;
barometer
23.89:
temperature
4u.
sea
choppy:
7.15
pjn.
spoke
tug
Im-
brecorla
at
Margaret
Bay.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Showers,
fresh
S.W.
wind:
barometer
30.10;
temperature
35;
sea
smooth:
11
ajn.
In
steamer
Cardenu
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-
76;
temperature
48,
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
fresh
southwest
wind;
barometer
30.10;
tem
perature
47:
moderate
swell:
11:30
ajn.
rpoke
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
In
Johnson
channel,
southbound;
11:30
ajn.
poke
steamer
Prince
Charles
In
John-
ton
channel,
northbound,
KINO'S
CHAPEL
KAIJ
1(.
CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY,
March
25
Famed
King's
College
Chapel,
built
nearly
500
years
ago
by
King
Henry
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PrFc?
I'ivo
Genu
Mt
f
f
kj
MM
VI
fl
All
f
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in
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Trm
ah
rnn
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nn
nmirA
nni
t
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ni
itoit
iMjra
ur
Uaiik
urmiriu
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utim
ntt
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LONDON,
March
25.-The
Rritish
capital
wan
shocked
by
news
oi
me
Maying
ot
lorcigncrs
at
Nanking.
The
tragic
days
MEN
SOUGHT
THE
TRUE
NORTH
Will
Bombard
Nanking
Unless
Foreigners
Are
Given
Safe
Protection
ULTIMATUM
SENT
TO
CANTONESE
BY
ANGLO-AMERICAN
NAVAL
COMMANDERS
IN
REPLY
TO
INSOLENT,
EVASIVE
NOTE
SHANGHAI,
March
25.
British
and
United
States
warships
will
bombard
salient
military
points
of
Nanking,
including
Cantonese
headquarters,
unless
immediate
dispositions
are
made
for
the
delivery
unharmed
of
foreigners
remaining
ashore
there
according
to
an
ultimatum
delivered
to
the
Chinese
today
by
Anglo-American
naval
commanders
after
the
Cantonese
leader
had
returned
an
eva-8ive
and
insolent
reply
to
their
demands
of
Thursday.
The
naval
men
consider
that
only
drastic
action
can
save
foreigners
who
sur-
Vived
yesterday's
fighting
and
rioting
at
Socony
Hill.
t
It
was
learned
this
afternoon
that
fifteen
Britishers
and
ninety
Americans,
including
44
women
and
48
children,
still
remain
j
to
be
evacuated
from
Nanking.
4
GRAIN
LOADING
AT
VANCOUVER
HVE
VESSELS
TOOK
ON
OVEU
AMUHMt
lUMir.LK
t
oil
rilKTH
'0?ViKU
AT
SOlTliEKN
fT
Till!
WEEK
VANCOUVER,
Mar;
lng
veuels
loaded
grail
a;
!t
!v
ipttrt
during
the
week:
Arizona
Maru.
for
Havrs
wttS
option"
of
Antwerp
or
Dunkirk.
l84i
"buihetf,
PacUlc
Commerce,
for
Mxu'iHaet.
667
bushels.
Slmonburn.
tor
Hull.
303.392
bushels.
KnoxvUle
City,
for
Liverpool.
I7.GG6
bushels;
tor
Avonmouth.
62.603
buhel.
,
8hunsho
Maru.
for
Yokohama.
140,.
LONDON.
March
25.
According
to
049
bushels:
for
Knt
16.609
bushels,
the
London
Times,
Lieut.
Col.
L.
C.
Amcry,
secretary
of
state
for
the
Dominions.
wUl
start
on
an
extensive.
ZAYAS
ISLAND
SHEEP
RANCH
IS
INCORPORATED
AT
VICTORIA
WITH
CAPITALIZATION
OI'
$li.IMMI
AND
HEAD
OFFICE
IN
R
I
PERT
VICTORIA,
March
23.-The
Zayas
Island
Ranch
Ltd.
has
been
Incorporated
here
with
capltallatlon
ot
slO.000
and
head
ottlce
In
Prince
Rupert.
Oeorge
Vir.
Kerr
Is
the
organizer
ot
the
concern
which
will
engage
In
sheep
ranching
on
the
Island
bearing
the
company's
name
outside
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Another
Incorporation
ot
the
week
Is
that
ot
the
Toneko
Logztng
Co.
with
capital
of
$10,000
and
headquarters
at
Prince
Oeorge.
DEATH
SHIP
VI
Is
In
danger
of
collapse
througn
!
,"ernoon
the
gradual
decay
ot
foundations,
cording
to
bunding
expert.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Stiver
,
Dunwell
Olacler
Gladstone
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
,
Premier
.....
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Bid.
Asked
11
1.60
t.T2
1J4
U
'.09!4
.004
1.28-4
-30
ri
39.00
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.10
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,
2.14
V
2.16
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We
wish
to
assure
our
foreign
('readers
that
par
Canadian;
women
are
"not,
so
brt
as
they
are
painted.
TRANKI'OUT
HATHA!
TIIIEKRY
I
N.
LOADS
HU
H
DEAD
AND
Ii
ILL
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
8
AN
FRANCISCO.
March
25.
Wheu
the
United
State
transport
ship
Chateau
Thierry,
which
was
stricken
with
.an
epidemic
of
influenza
after
having
left
the
Canal
aoiie
while
taund
here
from
New
York,
arrived
rn
this
pert
yesterday
sixty-eight
patient
were
lour
aeoa
were
removed
for
burial.
FIRST
ATTEMPT
TO
FLY
FAILS
WILKINS'
I'l.VNE
COCI.D
.NOT
LEAVE
(IttOt'ND.
YESTERDAY
ON
AC-COINT
Of
EXCESSIVE
,0.l.
IN'UTICY
AOAIN
TODAY
FAIRBANKS.
March
2S.In
an
attempt
to
take
oft
for
Point
Barrow
yea.
terday,
the
Wilkin
polar
expedition
airplane
Alaskan
failed
to
leavt
th
ground
on
account
of
an
excessive
load.
Another
attempt
will
be
made
today.