1
1
9
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Building
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Ir.ARNS
fir
VFfTitDIA
wm
saaaivaa
ass
.
I
ill
u
-
mm
mmT
j
a
a
lllllll
HEAD
OF
PROVINCIAL
FAIRS
ASSOCIATION
""uininoiiu,
rca.
ia.
m
nal
mectlntr
of
the
British
Colum-
unociauou,
w.
ii.
Mcarns
oi
-nirai
B.C.
fain
were
fixed
a
1VS
'withers
August
34-38.
"ce
Rupert-September
6-9.
thetr
mooring
pl.erl
and
anchor
In
the
harbor
a.
the
gale
aeemed
to
be
Increas
ing
in
intensity.
The
only
protected
harbor.
Immediately
.vall.Me
U
the
halibut
veuel.
wtllcb
flah
many
rallea
oat
at
aea.
were
ttMM
at
Ceward
awd
Nuta
Bay.
eighty
mile
rt
of
here.
Veteran
narlgatorv
who
declared
Uta.
the
ftorm
wa.
the
went
In
year,
cx-preaMd
gTave
doubta
a.
to
the
potalbU-Ity
of
many
boata
being
able
to
reach
aVtter
before
they
Mtoeumbed
to
the
ravage
of
the
gale.
UK
AT
lOl'Mt
CORDOVA.
Feb.
M.
After
having
been
beieagured
for
.la
day.
by
the
storm,
the
f
toning
veaeel
Imp.
with
three
mtn
.board,
wa.
loUBd
on
nid.y
tn
fort
Etrhe..
a
email
cove
on
hlnchtnbrook
la-land,
near
here.
The
three
aboard
th
craft.
Cat.
Hamilton
and
two
pawen-
gere,
Oltfford
Marr
ad
Edwin
Rost.
naval
radio
operator,
were
brought
here
by
the
forestry
vessel.
Cbugach
Fears
v.ere
e.presaed
for
the
safety
of
the
men
when
tbey
failed
to
arrive
at
the
naval
radio
station
on
the
Island
after
1
raring
here
Sunday
morning.
Soon
after,
thetr
departure,
the
.term
afoae
and
the
men
sought
shelter
in
the
oave.
The
gas
vessel
Virginia,
which
was
reported
missing
whUe
searching
for
the
Imp,
returned
safet.
SEATTLE.
Feb.
38
The
Alaskan
storm
was
.baling
tb.
morning
aoeordlng
to
reports
received
by
the
weather
bureau
here.
MIUIXLHS
HEPOUT.
K
H.IH.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
strong
S.E.
wind;
barometer.
80.03:
temperature.
u;
i
moderate.;
8
pm.
spoke
Oriffco.
Sleart
tor
Anyox,
03
mUes
from
Any-oi:
8
Pin.
ipoke
steamer
Admiral
Roger..
Settle
for
Ketchikan.
143
mile
from
Ketchikan;
8
ain.
spoke
tug
Cspe
Rnntt.
towlns
barx
Peruta.
abeam
Lucky
laland,
southbound.
BULL
11ARD0R.
Cloudy,
frcan
on.
wind;
barometer.
80.10;
temperature,
so,
heavy
swell;
3.03
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tn
Dosn
Chaunel,
southbound.
DEAP
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29
-43;
tempersture.
39,
.
t
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
fresh
S.E.
wind;
barometer.
80.03;
temperature.
44;
sea
cheppy;
10:30
a.m.
out
Mlna
Brea.
bound
for
Vancouver:
13:30
aju.
Carden.
at
Claxton
cannery,
southbound;
13:13
pm.
Princess
Beatrice,
bound
for
Skcena
Rive,
southbound.
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
.trong
BE.
wind;
barometer,
30
08;
temperature
40;
sea
rough.
'
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-44;
temperature,
41.
'
'
r
Advertise
In
tue
Dally
New
VOL.
XVII.,
No.
48.
A
HDTV
table,
the
former
had
323
rotet
and'
'
the
Utter.
195.
The
four
spoil
rd
ballots
were
aU
at
the
U-Z
table.
,
Ald.-elect
tiurey.
who
has
already
been
j
sworn
In.
mill
be
s
member
of
the
public
utilities,
fisheries
end
building
committee,
ot
the
city
council.
In
the
polling
station,
after
the
votes
had
been
counted,
Mr.
Black
offered
his
congratulations
to
Mr.
Unzey.
the
best
of
spirit
prevailing
MAY
REVIVE
AIR
SERVICE
li.n
m
il,
and
in
oum:
iikiknes
I.N
VICTOK1A
AUK
AMilMl
IOU
PUtNirS
OPERATION
VICTOUIA,
t'rb.
SG.-I.rn
llrll.
ot
Kiliiiuntiiii,
antl
(1.
M.
Illrrnr.
of
Haxrltun,
vthu
are
tlir
prinrlial
owners
of
the
rruUnr
that
operated
a
frw
jean
ago
from
Ilarrl-ton
Into
thr
(Imliini
and
Intrrvrn-Ing
luuntr.v.
are
In
thr
ll).
Ihrv
liae
roine
miuIIi
for
the
urms.
ot
entering
Into
urrmigrineiits
for
the
retltlng
of
I
lie
nlr
route
tlilo
roiu-lug
niMiii.
hH'aklng
of
the
proMtltlon,
the
tlsllora
callrd
Btlentlou
to
the
fart
that
there
I-
a
trrinriiUoui
area
of
eountry
that
can
be
rrarlied
lv
t
ttlt
mean
that
ban
the
greatest
pro-nil
v
of
nuking
a
rich
producing
bn-a,
II
l
one
of
the
moot
proinlo-lii
ilMrlrti
In
the
whole
of
the
pro
litre,
they
y.
The
air
route
U
the
moot
fruslble
way
of
reuchlng
the
territory
for
jroirt(ri
who
liute
niimry
to
lnvrt.
PROCEED
WITH
PEACE
RIVER
RAILSURVEY
OTTAWA
t'O.MMITTE
TO
CALL
I"
PON
RAILWAY
ENGINEERS
lOlt
It
K-POIIT.X
ON
)l
fcSTION
OTTAWA,
Feb.
38,
The
railway
and
canal
committee
of
the
Houac
ot
Common
yesterday
considered
the
Kennedy
resolution
that
direct
railway
communication
be
provided
between
the
Peace
River
and
the
Paclflo
coait
and
decided
to
call
for
an
examination
of
railway"
companies'
engineer,
who
lnvea-tlgated
the
que.tlon.
Their
report,
will
be
dealt
with
at
another
meeting
next
Wfeki,
.
.
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
2C,
1027
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
MARSHAL
SUN
CHAUN-FANC,
the
Chinese
war
lord,
who
has
been
ui
control
of
the
Shanghai
district,
whose
forces
re-
cintly
defeated
the
Cantonese
Army.
White
Farmers
of
Province
Unable
to
Provide
Produce
Suitable
for
China
Troops
VANCOUVER.
February
2C
The
Inability
of
white
farmers
of
British
Columbia
to
supply
vegetables
of
a
quality
suitable
for
shipment
to
China
for
the
consumption
of
British
troops
at
Shanghai
and
Hong
Kong
was
given
by
R.
C.
L.
Clarke,
Dominion
fruit
inspector,
who
had
charge
of
their
purchase,
as
the
reason
that
growers
of
Oriental
nationality
had
been
patronized..
Twenty-five
tons
of
potatoes
and
fourteen
tons
of
onions
were
shipped
to
China
from
here
three
weeks
ago
on
the
steamer
Empress
of
Asia
while
ninety
tons
of
potatoes
and
fifty-five
tons
of
onions
gi
forward
on
the
Empress
of
Canada
today.
All
this
produce
Is
said
to
hare
been
grown
by
Orientals
A
protest
against
the
alleged
discrimination
against
white
growers
was
forwarded
to
Ottawa
and
Victsrla
by
several
Vancouver
Uealers.
Clarke,
who
made
the
purchase,
on
behalf,
ot
the!
British
government,
said
that
all
ht.il
steps
had
been
authorized
by
superiors
a:
Ottawa
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Silver
..
Dunwrll
....
Olacler
......
Independence
Indian
Mirmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
SUvcr
Crest
.
Surf
Inlet
Richmond
.
.
.
Ooait
Copper
Bid.
Asked
1-42&
167
1.73
1.48
1,49
10U
.ioh
.10&
.13
,
ioay,
.07li
ion
-12H
'2.20
3.3S
.14
.144
.07
14
.07?;
.ooTi,
.on;
.
.14
.
.18
I
6.30
7.33
i
NORTHERNERS
LIFT
TITLE
PltlNCE
OKOIitiE
CAPTl
ItES
HO-
VINCIAL
I
N
T
E
R
M
E
It
I
A
T
1
HOCKEY
CIIAMPIONMIIP
ICi;l
I.STOKK.
iHi.
2B.
ITI
lire
tieorge
won
the
Intermediate
HiM-key
Clianiplo:ilili
of
llrll
Mi
Columbia
here
l;'t
night,
drfratlng
Vict
or
In
ColunUts
by
two
gouls
In
nil
in
the
final
play-off
game
of
the
irrlr.
There
wao
no
M-orliiR
until
the
final
rrlotl.
Midilr-n
Uruth
gumr
dn-lurd
the
rhniiiploii'lilp
Instead
of
a
two
game
xrrlrk.
The
tletorloiio
northern
pla)rr
were
Terry
JoIiiimhi,
C.
C.
Trrnun,
Jack
J(iliiiifn,
'yiter;Nrlir"ng,
Her-bert
Nehrl
ig.
Uh
i
Cjn'r
C.
Taylor
and
Jaiuea
Douglas.
Great
Confusion
Prevails
in
Transvaal
as
Biggest
Diamond
,
Rush
in
History
Commences
POTCHEFSTROM,
Transvaal,
February
2G.
r
The
greatest
confusion
prevailed
last
night
In
a
great
diamond
rush
on
the
Gras-fontein
farm
owing
to
the
premature
breakaway
of
runners
out
staking
claims.
A
portion
of
seventeen
thousand
runners
lined
up
and
rushed
the
diggings
beginning
to
feverishly
stake
claims
before
starting
signals,
The
police
Immediately
pulled
up
the
pegs
and
It
is
likely
that
another
rush
will
be
organized.
The
latest
reports
said
that
the
diggings
were
extremely
rich
and
that
yesterday's
rush
was
expected
to
be
the,
greatest
In
history.
Some
of
the
most
noted
runners
of
South
Africa
and
four
Australian
sprinters
were
brought,
especially
to
line
uj
hi
the
rush,.
M:f"
!
i
!:
I
Circulation
1450
'.to
Sales
418
RAILWAY
COMPANY
ENTLKIMi
APPEAL
Ifcllce
of
appeal
was
fUed
with
the
city
solicitor
this
morning
by
S.
W.
Taylor,
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-wsys,
against
the
decision
rendered
by
the
civic
court
of
revision
with
regard
to
the
company',
assessment
for
the
year
1927.
Tit
appeal
will
be
hetrd
by
a
Supreme
Court
judge
here
early
In
March.
Excessive
valuation
and
duplication
are
cited
as
grounds
for
the
appeal.
i
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
EM1LIMI
LEAGIE
Oil
Won
I.
Arsenal
6.
Burnley
2.
Birmingham
I.
Tottenham
0.
Elackburn
4.
Leeds
United
1.
Bury
1.
Wnt
Ham
United
3.
Derby
County
3,
Aston
Villa
3.
Tluddersfteld
0.
Everton
0.
Liverpool
1.
Newcastle
United
2.
Manchester
United
0.
Bolton
W.
0.
Sheffield
United
3,
Cardiff
City
1.
Sunderland
0.
Leicester
0.
West
Bromwlch
3,
Wednesday
3.
DlvWon
II
Barnsley
1.
Manchester
City
1.
Blackpool
0.
Pulhsm
0.
Bradford
City
1.
Hull
City
2.
Chelsea
4.
South
Shields
1.
Orlmsby
3,
Preston
North
End
3.
M'.ddlesboro
6.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Notts
Forest
3.
Darlington
1.
Port
Vale
6,
Notts
County
2.
Reading
8.
Oldham
Athletic
1.
Southampton
1.
Wolverhampton
0.
Swansea
I.
Pcrtsmouth
1.
bL'OTTIMI
LE-tOtt
imWun
I.
Celtic
6.
St.
Mlrren
2.
Cowdenbeath
0,
Dunoee
1.
Dundee
United
,4,
Dunfermline
4.
Falkirk
3,
Clyde
3.
Hibernians
3.
Hamilton
A.
1.
Morton
3,
Kilmarnock
3.
Motherwell
1.
Alrdrleonlana
3.
Partlck
Thistle
0,
Heart
3.
Queen'.
Park-Rangers
not
played.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Aberdeen
1.
UNTFRNATIfiNAl
Rl
fRV
.
;
'
:
i
i
an
i
senilis
s
A
villi
a.
uuuvi
AND
SOCCER
PLAYED
Scotland
Oefrats
Ireland
at
Soerrr
W
hile
,
Ireland
and
Wales
Win
In
Itugby
BELFAST.
Feb.
26.
Scotland
defeated
Ireland
In
International
soccer
two
to
nothing.
Ireland
defeated
Scotland
In
International
rugby
aix
to
nothing
while
Wales
defeated
France
In
International
rugby
at
Swansea
by
33
to
nothing.
ANOTHER
lll'.MOR.
It
was
being
definitely
asserted
on
local
street
corners
this
morning
that
the
provincial
government
had
announced
It
Intention
of
holding
an
election
In
the
iprlng.
Through
enquiry.
It
wa
found
to
be
another
false
rumor
such
as
arise
so
often
In
Prince
Rupert.
There
Is
no
foundation
for
It
other
than
the
predlcti.
n
of
some
southern
Tory
pper
which
It
I
hardly
possible
hate
been
taken
into
the
government'
confidence.
Advertise
in
the
Dsur
News.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437.
Price
Five
Cents
VESSELS
IN
FURIOUS
STORM
OLDIERS
TAKE
UP
DEFENCE
POSITIONS
AT
SHANGHAI
T
WW
1
1
r
a
ome
lU)n
Himrirpft
KnntQ
Ayo
uffeted
by
Terrific
Seas
and
Destruction
of
Many
Feared
1
"
n
1
la..
It
w
wrnw
tuuicid
tuue
ueuie
ana
iiiu
nan
nnrrnw
i
n
iLV
i
iiilai
c
i
r
;
.
LmbiA
ui
t
Lii
escape
oi
jeuwa
rrom
mountainous
nnnr.
in
i
innirru
waves-amelioration
is
re-
(lUUUMAJORIf
I
ported
today
,MON
ALIlEKMANIC
HY
-
ELECTION
I
M1TII
MAUGIN
Of
!
OIEK
LAUOIt
SKWAKD,
February
2G.
Caught
in
the
full
fury
of
a
sub-
ammte.
jame
ulack
die
storm,
the
North
Pacific
halibut
fishing
fleet
of
270
vessels!
..
.
,
Inst
nir.ht
hnnllV
l.nff.t
l.v
m,...nl
ki-u
-..
"
I
-ve
campa:gn
wagea
'
-
-
.
-
Bi
nil
Mm
11
Iha
rm
m.
T
ivn
in
nnip
rifi
rn
n
mnnv
ii
irui
timi
nr
-ift
wh
.
...
-
:
.
,
"
t
V
.
V
w..-t'-
""-v..
council,
rmup
n.
unzey
won
a
com-
i
ni
ii
rwwflm
ihip
r
rinnv
niirni
rcntrfri
ir-int
i
raii
nr
vim
itmiu
.
,
.
..
....
.
'
-
-
--r
-.-
w
va
w
w
vu
-
tiak4Tci
j
mi.
lfitwui
jr
tu
me
rauiuciuu
i
nr
uiiaiJir
in
iracii
nnriN
ii
i
rtiii7f.
.nnw
nun
nni
i
(vnininr
nv.iiftin
atrriv
via
-,
w.
inr.
nirni
nnnin
in
n
nn
i
at
inr
inn
i
urtinir
rmi
uh
h
ti.i
.
irir
nr
7K
nvor
jmi
n
try
hnm
ii
iu.-i.-'i
u
u
uu
ii
i
iiic
la
c
iti;
iii:
uul
hi
i
nt"
iiiiriii
nil
nrriKH
-
ARRET
RH
J.
GOES
THROUGH
-.IN
rMl.t
AMI
lltllKOtV
.iti;
o
mi:aiiu:
to
miiicii
I'ui:mii:u
ni.it
ih
i
i
orroi:u
ftb
M
-
The
piMuee
poed
lU
teeond
redHt(
re
bjr
.
rote
ot
38
to
8.
-
lieved
ii
to
be
(Jterad
p'.y
only
to
oompul-ui
m.rkeunc
trull
i-wiit
form.
It
(tin
.4
other
t.rm
prdet.
'poke
mum
the
eCl.
Hal
thr
UMtt
ntlMT-
'
Iciul.Uon
fcr
hd
ever
':1
;n
the
IIoum
in
hi.
23
::.
nppontioa
leader,
voted
betauie
he
ukl
the
fruit
:i
a
poaition
ih.t
aeemed
leieMary.
V
B.rroa
mlnhter
of
atr'-
Ilon
A
M.
VUnnon
KC
L
'ni
1:1
turn
.uppirted
tn
'
'
in
rontradlet!
n
of
thr
.g
the
ground
thai
It
w
in
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the
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a-
there
were
only
two
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ui
nation
that
the
fruit
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One
wm
to
lewen
Use
fU'-;ion.
the
other,
to
in-p:
ce
he
wa.
getting
for
hi.
As
ta-
a.
ye
former
wa.
conic
Premier
thought,
it
would
h"
'ue
freight
rate,
would
.ne.n;ng
to
do
with
the
.Itua-Taere
cu
a
wide
margin
be-v
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received
by
the
;r)
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price
paid
by
the
con-
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TAWM
HAS
BIG
FIRE
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Mr.
Unztj
recslred
458
tots
With
ancbon
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the
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and
Mr.
Black.
S82.
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were
tour
mind,
the
mill
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and
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vote
thn
a
boiu
cpe
Dele
nd
Attu
nmr-
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r.wlr
c.fd
de-truction
ten
the,
w
out
,h0
pr3bably
m
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tMMlfwa,
-
near
t
rtore
here
not
hive
rorth?h4(1
the
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fU')r
f
element
eoniltton.
cf
the
mornln,
.hore
continued.
Ur.
Uny.
it
U
believed
"
.
"
piled
tip
hit
nujorlty
In
the
alteraaon
V1
rU
'
JW
,
were
Wnan,
.
aejorlt,
m
the
mn-
tmM4t
rtifle
the
tata,
of
Reeur-
jwhc.adld.te,
revived
eon-
.TT'.T1
?"rQ
W"rhe
XXr.ble
.Ut.nce
In
polling
the
vote
gale
At
the
A.t.
!
tr
f
in,
h.ri
1
Ve.1.
were
oKnpeJled
to
le.re
T(H
Uf
UT
M
tjM
M.z
'
Troops
Retreat
Before
Southern
Army
Coming
-in
Proximity
of
City
SHANGHAI,
February
26.
Three
thousand
British
;
regulars
took
up
defence
position
along
the
borders
of
the
international
settlement
here
last
night
because
of
the
situation
created
by
the
arrival
of
Chinese
troops
in
increasing
numbers.
This
action
followed
the
request
by
Shanghai
municipal
authorities
to
the
British
consul
for
aid
in
Ihe
defence
of
the
city.
Thej
British
troops
occupied
a
twenty
mile
line
encompassing
an
area
sheltering
eight
thousand
;
foreigners
and
foreign
owned
property
valued
at
tlG,000,OOQ.
The
i
French
have
approximately
five
hundred
men
guarding
their
concession.
The
Shanghai
labor
situation
is
virtually
normal,
less
than
1
18,000
men
still
being
out
on
strike.
EXCHANGE
BUYS
FIRST
HALIBUT
AMERICAN
SCHOONER
OXAH
ClOT
1U-
and
10c
Kill
HER
CATCH
YE.STEKI1AY
ANOTHER
ALE
TOUAY
CANADIANS
PAID
BEST
The
first
halibut
catch
of
.tlieicasmj
to
be
marketed
tn'theTlah"
'Exchange
was
the
6.000
pounds
of
the
American
schooner
Onah.
Capt
Harry
Sellg.
upon
which
all
the
companies
bid
and
which
finally
went
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
16c
and
10c.
Overnight,
the
first
Canadian
boats
cf
the
season
arrived.
They
were
the
j
Brant.
Capt.
Tom
Hansen,
with
3.000
pounds,
and
the
Edward
Upsett,
Capt.
Paddy
Iversen.
with
$1,000
pounds.
These
two
boats
together
with
th
American
schooners
Thor
and
Alten
went
on
sale
this
morning.
Report
of
rough
weather
on
the
banks
are
confirmed
by
the
incoming
skipper.
The
bad
weather
was
responsible
for
the
Llpsett's
short
etch.
The
.ale
resulted
a.
follow.:
Atnerlran
Thor
34,000
pound.,
to
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co,
13.9c
and
9c.
Alten.
37.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
16c
and
9c.
Canadian
Brant.
4,500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
16.3c
and
9c.
Edward
Lipsett.
1.000
pounds
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
163c
and
9c.
ROBBERYlF
RESTAURANT
TWO
HANI-ITS
CAl'tillT
WHO
IIKLIt
VP
VANCOIVKR
CAIK
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
26.
Entering
the
Paragon
Cafe
on
Granville
Street
early
this
morning,
two
robber
covered
the
woman
cashier
and
forced
her
to
give
up
1117
while
many
customer
looked
on.
thinking
the
hold-up
was
a
Joke.
After
the
men
had
departed,
pursuit
started
and
Robert
Le
Pine
was
captured
with
the
stolen
money
two
hours
later,
hi
companion.
Edwin
Turner,
being
found
tn
a
nearby
alley
with
'.
elt-'.ufllcted
bullet
wound.
Asked
by
the
police
who
shot
him.
he
replied:
I
,hot
myself.
Put
another
Into
me."
His
condition
is
critical.
OTTAWA
STILL
TALKS
BUDGET
I-a
Iff
Va-la
HIVH
I'lt
1
1
fc'
1
1
ft
T
l
s.
'
t
i
w
a
.-i
r
a.
g
r
(
L
1
a
8s
TIM
I1SIIAY
NIGHT
TAILS
NO
IT
(lOE!-
OVER
TO
NEXT
WEEK
OTTAWA.
Feb.
36.
The
budget
debate
In
the
House
of
Common
goes
over
into
next
week.
Effort,
to
wind
up
the
discussion
on
Thursday
night
having
failed.
It
wa
thought
undesirable
to
hurry
through
th.
division
last
right.
Th
Indication
a't
adjournment
vei
that
the
vote
'
would
com
on
Tuesdsy.
Ad
t.'.lM
m
-hi
Daily
Kill.