I
1
I
IRTITIK
..
.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand,
i.xcnnnge
uutiaing
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
OTTAWA,
March
2.
The
House
of
Commons
early
this
morn-apjurovod
the
fourth
budget
presented
by
Hon.
James
A.
Uobb,
.........
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uuukci
vt
ur
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uiinui
icj
uv
uuvra
9
unu
L.iui'rai
i
ruureasivcs
11.
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m
.
itujiv
Willie
uimcrviiLi
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ruurtsiivea.
uniLeu
rarmerx
cii
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1,
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n
ir
i
iivi
11
.T:r-irii
n
nuAiiuAu,
iiuuui
iiiuihuui
ivi
ittiKui,r
uftni
u.
ii
tfciiiu,
u.r
hlirlili'o
A
NpIII.
Inilotipnripnt.
f
.nmnv.AIIinrni
who
intrxl
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
"yesterday
passed
a
resolution
recom-
niendinir
".-.at
.he
Dominion
fh-Mi
Act
amen
led
i
give
tbe
minister
of
agri-
uure
no
t..;
u
r?ius
licenses
ior
'ssie
ci
ncj
tsrieues
oi
wnesi
ior
purrj::jes
w;:
!
the
quality
thereof
"been
passed
upn
by
a
competent
Tf.n
T.-if
mmr
n
inn
lev
-.-iiKkiuif
ORflGATION
N
ABOUT
6
WEEKS
i
ja
iw
n
aiar
J
.mnur
inai
k
nm
1
1
i.it
l
debate
a
.
onc
lwdud
prorogation
of
lit...
till
ivn
f.
.
.v
iMiiwt
I
m
...
,.
m.
f.TT
v
nilM
nflllL
:t."
Andt-w
Itae
Duncan,
will
not
brief
r-jt
before
proceeding
with
tlrbate
on
this
report.
(IRE
'n
HAKES
IN
CALIFORNIA
TI
KKVV
DM;
WAS
VIOI.KNT
IAOI
(III
TO
HIIAKK
III
I.NON
IN
MINKKAI.
'nivAU.
uiiiiui
iiiu.
ain.ri:ii
a.
ocivii
'hake
buildings
here.
Six
of
the
i
urn
asv
avr
it
........k
t-v.
a
t
u,
ui
stnasawis.s
swwasi
iTkl-
sal..
...
vnnnquano
area
naa
ocu
quie
,a
w
IS
IUVI1VUS.
KM
h
K
K
Nli
A
I
"
1
V
all
fWHnnh..m.H
.
ATLANTIC
CITY
AiLANTTn
rTTJ'
at
a
.
..
n
-'.
vii
1.
ni..
Aiurrii
.
".rr
w
l
Mackenzie
King
has
ar
V.rl
V.
.
...
-
....v
ivi
n
ui
in
viPRimn
nm
r..ji...
.
fMinuian
premier
refused
to
ace
r-i
yii
un
nis
arrival,
dschirmu
w
'
'I
l-IHl
.
ear
it
scarcely
passed
seven
days.
Both
Premier
King
and
Hon.
Outhrte.
Conservative
house
lesder.
were
absent
when
the
vote
was
taken
The
former
a
in
Atlantic
'City
tor
a
rest
while
the
tatter
left
for
Toronto
last
night.
The
two
leaders
were
pslred.
BABE
RUTH
SIGNS
ON
FOR
$75,000
UimlMim
II.
ill
lierii
(Irttl.ig
sY!.KHl
uml
Mas
Asking
lor
SIIhi.iimi
NEW
YORK.
Majeh
2
-
Tube
Ruth
Coast
Copper
t
Hen
i
Bourassa,
Independent
Liberal
member
for
Labclle,
'
WITHHOLD
SEED
LICENSE
III
I
III
I
II
III
1
.,
IB.I4
oi
i
or
(iiMmK
made
ui:-
.
I'OMMI.'XDA
1
ION
I
OUwVMKXD-
ment
or
act
,
Quebec,
iu
the
only
member
on
the
govflrnnxnt
ildt
of
the
House
ho
voted
against
the
budget.
Tr-e
House
first
voted
on
the
amendment
of
Dr.
a.
a.
Ooote,
United
Firmer
'
member
(or
MacLeod,
which
wu
defeated
;
by
182
to
21,
Conservative
voting
with
!
'
Liberals.
I
;
The
sroendmefit
expressed
regret
that
,
the
budget
a
presented
contained
no
i
.
effective
provision
for
a
reduction
In
I
j
the
high
coil
of
living.
Insofar
a
such
.
was
due
to
a
protective
tariff,
that
ttia
j
budget
showed
no
further
departure
from
.
...
.
.
.
.
,
i
the
principle
of
direct
and
visible
taxa-
I
OTTAWA,
March
2.
-The
agricultural
.
.
urther.
that
no
sjritematlc
effrrt
was
ielng
made
to
reduce
the
national
debt.
The
vote
came
after
a
debate
which
In
length
was
In
striking
contrast
to
that
of
the
dramatic
session
of
last
year.
Then
the
debate
lssted
one
month.
This
this
aflcrcoon
algnsd
a
contract
fcr
three
years
with
the
New
York
Yankee
at
73.O0O
annual!)
.
He
was
paid
453,000
Defers
and
was
holding
out
for.
atoo.ooo.
i
ankkv
.m:.w.
is
SET
lOlf
MARCH
II
VANCOUVER,
March
2.
The
application
of
Joe
Sankey.
Port
Slnipaon
Indian,
for
an
appeal
from
a
death
sentence
Imposed
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
murder
of
Mia
t-orctt
Chlsholm
at
Port
Esslngton
last
spring,
will
net
be
heard
until
March
14.
as
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
yesterday
stood
the
case
down
on
the
list
to
enable
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C..
crown
counsel,
to
appear
following
his
duties
at
Nanalmo
Assizes.
MRS.
BOWERS
ISACQUIHED
ikkkii
o
nitimi;
or
mix.
MUt
0111
tn
ix
roxxti'Tiox
ITII
KT.U.IIINtl
MKS.
Mrlttl:
IMl(Ti:i
VICTOIIIA,
Msrrh
t.
Aflrr
le-lllirratlng
for
IhlilJ
iiilnulr,
the
Jury
-Jn
I
lie
ne
f
Mrs.
Jean
lluarro.
rlurgrd
wllh
man.ilau(h.
Irr
In
riiiinrrllnii
with
the
falul
tabblllg
itf
I'rnlrrlrk
Ui
Mart
In
lirr
home
here
on
Notrmlter
II.
rrturnnl
r
rnllrt
f
.imt
gullly
lit
night.
The
ilnllnii
ui
rr-tUi-iI
with
a
ilrmoiiKtrulloii
In
the
gallrry
of
the
court
rimm,
lulf
of
the
Utor
lirlng
noinrn.
A
r.;vrrily
trial
wa
glten
.Mr.
Itowrrs
at
It
whs
mil)
)rtrnla.v
morning
Hut
the
(Irunil
Jury
liitllrtril
her.
A
true
hill
va
al
rrturnrd
(
asuln(
Mr.
Mar-arrt
MrlUe
nh
l
(turctHl
wllli
murder
In
ronnrr.
Hon
wllh
tlie
shooting
to
death
of
her
hulmnil,
A.
V.
.Mrltar,
on
Nov
inilirr
If.
'tBRADY
ASKS
ABOUT
nid
Aakrtl
(irr.smilri).r
l(p.iirtril
by
Mrm-
l-3r
lirr
for
Mkrenu
1.08
1.75
.
3iiJ
J.
C.
Brady.
M.P.
for
Skcena,
In
the
'-8
Hcure
of
Commona
last
week
asked
for
2T4
.30
a
copy
of
all
letters,
telegrams,
reports,
30.00
40.00
and
other
correspondence
or
communl-
.10ii
.11
rations
between
the
government
oi
.OOJ",
.0714
Canada
or
any
member
thereof
or
their
.10H
-12
deputies
or
the
Civil
Service
Commission
3.2?
2-37
or
the
officials
thereof
or
any
other
.13U
15
person
or
persona
or
political
organlm.
.07
.
.07
Vs
tlons
relating
to
the
appointment
of
a
.00
H
.01
Va
farm
Instructor
and
Dominion
conatablo
.13
.16
for
Bablnc
Indian
agency
In
1930.
7.20
,
7.60
The
motion
wai
agreed
to.
Defence
of
Shanghai
Left
With
'
Shantungese
as
Defection
Puts
Pekin
Troops
Out
of
Business
SHANGHAI.
March
2.
The
defence
of
the
city'
against
the
nenr-approachlng
Nationalist
forces
was
today
left
entirely
In
the
hand?
of
the
Shantungese
by
the
complete
withdrawal
of
Marshal
Sun
Chuan
Fang's
army
from
thu,
Sung
Klang
and
ShanghaLarca.
The
collapse
of
Marshal
Sun's
defence
followed
the
defection
on
Tuesday
of
one
of
his
general's
Men
Chao
Yueh,
who
refused
tp
all)
with
the
Shantungese
who
recently
came
to
Marshal
Sun's
aid
in
the
rations
against
the
Cantonese.
In
the
concessions,
British
and
French
troops
wait
in
readiness
to
defend
the
foreign
property
should
eae
army
and
thousands
of
othera
are
the
necessity
arise
on
the
expected
ar
said
to
be
deserting.
Suu'a
army
is
rival
of
the
Cantonese.
There
Is
hope
now
completely
discounted
w
a
factor
that
no
move
will
be
made
against
the
I
of
Importance
In
the
military
situation
consular
district
but
the
defenders
are
t
armed
for
any
eventuality.
Tex
Rlckard
will
girdle
the
land
with
a
lore,
number
of
Marahal
Sun
a
chain
of
boxing
arenas.
"Cult
llnkat"
rh.n
Pineda
trooDS
wero
reported
to-
asks
the
New
York
Times.
Either
tha
night
to
have
SOW
ovnr
t
th
Ounlon-lor
"puMb
hcwls."
mam
BABINE
INDIAN
AGENT
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
!
'''"
'
"'
Aerrr
to
rro.ll.cr
wiw-at
uc.
BUvcr
..
rxnaolldatcd
.
Dunwrll
Gladstone
.
.
.
Howe
Sound
.
Independence
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Iortcr
Idaho
.
Silver
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
...
Richmond
.
.
.
EIGHT
HALIBUT
BOATS
ARRIVE
.ai.i:n
or
Hsu
i:tii.xtiK
Till"
MllliMVd
TOTAU.KO
III..MH)
I'OlMis
ltir
11
ud
Or
u
lllgli
Itlil
....
Halibut
catches
marketed
through
the
Fiih
Exchango
this
morning
totalled
144,000
pounds
of
which
Canadian
boats
landed
but
8.000
pounds.
Prices
were
not
as
high
as
yesterday,
the
top
bid
being
15.6c
and
9c.
AMt:itlt'.X
,
Kodlak,
40.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fish
cr'es.
14.4c
and
0c.
Panama.
48.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Flfh
St
Cold
Storage
Co-
14.4c
and
8c.
Marmot,
83,000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
14.3c
and
8c.
Alaska,
30,000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
14.3c
and
8c.
Chancellor,
5.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries,
15.6c
and
Sc.
Katalla,
3,000
pounds
to
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15.3c
and
Be.
CAXAIHAX
rlr
pt
Jacks,
4.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
15.3c
and
9c.
Swing,
1,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
:
Cold
Storage
Co..
15c
and
8c.
COMMISSION
IS
DONE
IN
WEST
Cl'STOMS
UOII
fOMI'LKTE.S
SI.S.
MOX
IX
MANirOIIA
AMI
Wll.l,
Ol'f.X
NKXT
IX
TOKOXTO
WINNIPEO.
March
3.
The
royJ
commission
Investigating
the
customs
completed
Its
session
In
Manitoba
lsst
night.
It
has
now
covered
British
Columbia
and
the
three
prairie
provinces
and
adjournment
has
been
taken
until
March
31
when
the
probe
will
open
In
Toronto..
,
f
Advertise
lu
th
Dally
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
UUPEUT,
D.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
MARCH
2,
1927..
..
ClreuUtlon
1430
Sales
473
VICTORIA,
March
2.
The
Legislature
is
showing
signs
tha'
he
end
of
the
session
i.-t
In
sight.
On
Tuesday,
most
of
the
afternoo
itting
was
taken
up
with
consideration
of
the
estimates
in
commit
ce
of
supply.
This
was
followed
by
the
advancing,
for
the
mo
trt,
of
non-contentious
bills.
According
to
the
proposals
of
the
government,
there
will
b
expended
in
the
province
this
year
in
the
matter
of
road
extension
tnd
replacements,
together
with
bridges
and
other
accessories
o.
roads,
a
sum
of
more
than
$6,000,000.
Ordinary
expenditures
fo
i.
roads
are
estimated
at
more
than
tl.500,-
HERRING
IS
IN
AT
LAST
m:im:iioat
a.iiiitl'
auuived
LAST
NK1IIT
WITH
KlltsT
CATCH
FROM
LOCAL
WATERS
Cupt.
Ole
ko;
hrtiujht
thr'selne-hout
Aturltr
Into
port
at
midnight
lt
night
with
3H
tout
of
hrrlng
I
lie
llrt
of
the
M-uon
to
be
rauclit
In
local
viiiter.
Tliry
were
taken
outside
llutlrfi
Cor
where
Capt.
bS
rrHrtr.l
the
I'redrllii,
IVrthune
anil
Zi.nardl
were
ho;ilng
yesterday
urtrrn.HMi
to
take
ratrhrs
mmiii.
Tlir
hrrrlnj
nut
louilr.l
halt
by
halibut
bonis
at
the
Prince
Rupert
r.oullnur
this
inuriilng,
nine
bouts
Inning
tukrn
It
hy
nine
o'clwk
and
the
entire
siih
hating
gone
by
IKMIII.
fourtiTmenlost
lives
in
mine
when
piping
struck
cage
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
March
2.--
It
Is
definitely
established
that
fourteen
men
lost
their
lives
yesterday
when
a
cage
taking
eight
miners
into
a
pit
was
struck
by
tons
of
piping
which
collapsed.
The
cage
crashed
to
the
bottom
where
the
men
were
working.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
1
O0C
while
bridges
call
for
expendttun
!
of
more
than
(440
000.
There
Is
to
be
130.000
expended
a
the
government
dock
at
Prince
Rupert
Part
of
tha,
structure,
which
has
beei
condemned,
will
be
rebuilt
and
genera
Improvements
will
be
effected.
In
the
varljut
districts,
Omlneca
an-.
Pert
Oicrge
top
the
list
for
approprls
tlons
tor
reads
..ud
bridges
at
78.03(
each.
Cariboo
gets
175.000;
Atlln.
56.500
LUloset.
160.000
and
Skeena.
56,49C
Tb
ma)or
ixirtion
of
the
Sk.eena
appro
prlatloa
will
be
for
continuance
l
1
FH
14
Island
Wghway
at
Prince
Jjpl-tliMjga
:
"r
!
i
j
lrxru.q
BLffout'
ut
p.CTEKT,
TB-lUE
BOAUll
VANCOUVER,
March
3.
At
a
meeting
of
the
shipping
committee
cf
the
Vancouver
Board
cf
Trade
yesterday
afternoon
It
was
decided
to
send
letters
to
the
Boards
of
Trade
at
Prince
Rupert.
Victoria
and
Nanalmo
seeking
support
for
the
proposed
formation
cf
a
pilotage
advisory
commission.
HOCKEY.
Canadlens
3,
Detroit
0.
St.
Patrick's
4.
Pittsburg
1.
New
York
Americans
3.
Boston
0.
Chicago
3,
N.
Y.
Rangers
0.
You'd
think,
to
follow
the
direction
of
men's
eyes,
that
beauty
Is
only
skin
deep.
Angry
Demonstration
Staged
as
Premier
Baldwin
and
His
Wife
Visit
Scene
of
the
Big
Disaster
NEWPORT,
Wales,
March
2.
Miners
staged
an
angry
demon
titration
against
Premier
Baldwin
at
the
scene
of
yesterday's
mine
explosion
today
shortly
after
he
and
his
wife
had
arrived
to
express
their
condolences
with
those
who
had
been
bereaved.
The
Premier
was
booed
and
there
were
shouts
of:
"Why
don't
you
go
down
in
the
mine
yourself?"
The
demonstration
began
as
the
visitors
were
leaving
the
mine
offices
where
they
had
Inquired
about
the
progress
of
rescue
work
and
voiced
sympathy
for
the
stricken.
Little
hope
Is
held
out
for
the
twenty-eight
men
who
are
still
in
the
mine.
The
death
toll
Is
now
i
.
believed
to
be
51.
Twenty-tlirce
bodies
"Oangs
Use
Plane''
That
should
'
have
been
recovered.
incxih
the
way
for
them.
I-irpe
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
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by
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and
Conservatives,
U.F.A.
and
others
oppose
with
few
exceptions
!
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!
MISS
MARY
DLAKITIS
of
Manchester,
N.H.,
winning
the
snowshoe
race
acrots
the
Amoskeag
Ledge,
near
Manchester,
in
which
the
Manchester
Brownies
took
part.
She
is
shown
here
falling
over
the
finishing
line.
The
race
was
run
in
chilling
sleet,
which
made
even
the
spectator
dressed
in
warm
overcoats,
shiver.
TWO
COUNTRIES
Prince
Rupert
Included
TO
CO-OPERATEj
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lEflM()XrKK.aiKl
m
iinri
i.s
in
.ii:i:tixi
at
OTTAWA
VITKItllV
bTTAWA.
March
2.
The
Canadian
an
United
Slates
governments
art
to
work
In
close
co-operatlsn
tn
Investljatln;
the
problems
atlcctltg
the
mineral
Industry
tn
both
countries
it
was
an.
nounced
!
night
following
a
conference
of
Canadian
and
American
government
offlclala
her.
In
future,
infor-matlon
will
be
pooled
and
present
and
tutiire
investigations
will
bo
co-ordinated
to
the
advantage
of
th
industry
hi
both
countries
if
approval
Is
given
br
the
respective
governments
to
the
tie-clslon
of
the
officials
who
met
here
or
Tuesday.
111
SipfJl
UfJI
lULtUllb
I
UI
B.C.
Roads,
Bridges
RUM
STEAMER
IS
CAPTURED
COASTOIAUU
CtTTEB
CA110M
A
TAKES
KKIE!t
VI
MHP
WITH
12ki
cam:
of
Licit
oit
AUOARI)
CAITAIX
AKUESTEIt
SAN
FRANCISCO.
March
3.
A
wlre-css
message
to'
coastguard
headquarters
rom
the
patrol
boat
Cahokla
said
that
be
steamer
Federal
'Ship
had
been
jited
300
miles
southwest
of
San
Fran-
sco
on
Tuesday
with
12.230
cases
of
.hlskey
on
board.
The
message
also
aid
that
Captain
S.
S.
Stone
had
teen
ilaced
und?r
arrest
and
that
a
crjw
rom
tbe
Cahckia
had
taken
over
the
aptured
"Ship.
The
Federal
Ship
cleared
from
Van-ouver,
B.C.
for
Buena
Venture,
Colombia,
with
a
cargo
of
liquor
on
February
12.
LITTLE
GIRL'S
AWFUL
DEATH
FIVE-YEAR
OI.O
MARY
MrlXTYKK
SlCCCMItS
TO
IXJL'KIEH
WIIEX
HYXAMITE
CAP
EXPLODED
AT
1)1
XCAX
DUNCAN.
March
3.
While
playing
lu
an
cmpiy
cnicaen
nouse
on
me
larm
of
her
parents.
Mary
Melntyre.
aged
five,
was
so
badly
injured
cn
Tuesday
by
the
explosion
of
a
dynamite
cap
the
had
found
In
the
building
that
she
died
this
morning
in
the
King's
Daughters
Hospital.
She
received
terri
ble
Injuries,
both
hands
being
blown
off
and
both
eyes
being
badly
Injured.
A
three-year-old
alstcr,
Florence,
also
re
ceived
serious
Injuries.
"BLACK
BEAR"
STARTS
ALIBI
liEFEMiAXT
IX
ALASKA
.MAIL
ROIL
ItERY
CASE
COXTEXKS
SHE
WAS
XOT
THERE
AT
IHVlSlOX
FAIRBANKS,
March
3.
Introduction
.f
defence
testimony
In
the
"Black
Scar"
mall
robbery
case
began
In
th
'ederal
court
here
on
Tuesday.
Attorneys
for
the
defendant,
Mrs,-Nellie
Bates,
ailing
witnesses
In
rapid
succession,
started
efforts
to
prove
that
she
was
working
on
a
mining
claim
in
the
Idttarcd
district
during
September,
1934,
and
that
she
was
not
present
at
the
division
cf
the
loot
as
contended
by
the
prosecution.
IMPROVEMENTS
IN
HARBOR
AT
HYPER
Appropriation
Approved
by
War
Department
of
CM.
(lovvriimrnt
at
Wali-Inttoii
YrMrnl.iy
WASHINGTON.
March.
2.
The
War
Department
yesterday
approved
an
appropriation'
for
Improvements
at
Hyder
Harbor
near
Stewart
to
protect
It
from
flood
waters
of
the
Salmon
River.