TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
J
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Kc
day
of
Hayport,
Mrs
Is
MIE
-
j
!l
W))Mi..
St.
Ijtwrence
Inland.
Aluxkn.
Fi-lirn.-irv
IS
IB.
MRS
HI
lI
lit
ITLEY.
YtHO-E
1
Til
III
I
I
Will
II
1IHTI
IIIIll
IME
Til
SKKENA
lilt
l
it
HALF
I;?
r
A
(IMlliV
ACiO
wn
a
'id
real
ploi.jer
4
ti,i:r
ci
paused
away
with
'.i;ci
was
Peter
Herman
i:ad
all
children
who
ur-3
ia
l0S
and
later
ahe
d
of
Walter
Ulley
of
is
now
left
to
mourn
her
children
are
Mrs,
F.XHIRIT
Feb.
18.
An
exhibition
cultural
products
will
bo
i3
largo
Canadian
and
Amerl-
1
Hilda,
'
f
'.-
rirst
Avenue
West.
Prince.
i
;
Miss
Mary
Herman
of
Hays-1
-
.
crs
and
William
Herman.j
W.k.tef
Herman.
Prince
Rupert.)
,iiu.
jisjFBfKJn,
m
viii.
tr.snemtnts
are
In
the
hands
B.
r
i
ndcrtaken
and
Interment
t
:t
on
Sunday
with
Church
AGRICULTURE
lf'll
fllll
I'llVIIL'Vt
Til
rli
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.......
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,
--
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i
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v
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.ill
III.
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Tills
v
Kitvort:
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Will
hn
ihnvn
mt
Tnmiitn
but
uv
v;iv
1U
rtiliciiv...
LIMIT
ROATn
w
m
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W
AAA
V
SEEK
SHELTER
Willi
ICE,
TIIEV
RIN
I
IIOIM
ll
tllll.si
WINIi
.tMi
COLH
"o.
io.
onow
ana
nis
SENTENCE
ON
SANKEV
li:ii:itltll)
(INK
MONTH
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
18.
To
enable
Joe
Sankey'a
appeal
against
a
death
sentence
to
be
heard
by
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeals,
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald,
the
trial
Judge,
In
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday
ordered
the
execution
postponed
until
Msrch
10.
Sankey
was
convicted
at
Prince
Rupert
on
November
33
and
ordered
to
hang
on
Tebruary
18
for
the
murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chls-holm
at
Port
Essington
on
Msy
33
last.
j
Wheat
...
B.C.
Sliver
Olacler
,NTO;aiadstone
ccompanled
by
a
aharn
dron
In
'
nave
driven
halibut
Doais
Seward
from
the
OiUf
of
Alaska
ure
vessels,
Which
nua
not
"a
to
fish,
were
heavily
coated
with
Oranby
30
34.00
Independence
.
.
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
...
Sliver
Crest
....
Surf
Inlet
Richmond
"
'
.
.
-M
l
.
.
...
,
ASSISTANT
DISTRICT
ENGINEER
IN
PUBLIC
WORKS
DEPT.
LEAYES
Having
resigned
his
position
hero
engineer
to
Did.
Asked
1I41H
1.70
1.7S
1
1.60"
Mi
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.
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39
36.00
.iovi
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3.16
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Ooait
Copper
7.33
73S
An
Indian
named
Peter
Nelson
of
ttv-Metlakatla
Reserve
was
rescued
by
Sergi.
McNeill.
Constable
Clark.
Raybone
and
'Hayes
at
midnight
last
night
at
a
po'.n
(on
the
west
coast
of
Olgby
Island
and
brought
to
the
local
hospital.
I
It
appear
that
Nelson,
accompanied
'
'
-
-
by.sn
u
,
-1
Indian
iiuiu
uyj
boy
vt
of
tender
k
L
1
1
u
c
I
Jti.i
yer.rs.
o.
w:
w
.
,
1
ii
u.i
open
skin
canoe
for
three
hundred
miles
across
IJthri
nir
m
March
of
a
eood
niece
of
timber
and
am
Liberia
10
mis
island
under
the
lash
of
Arctic
storms,
six
having
found
one.
i
.
oi
a
party
01
cigni
wairus
nuniers
recounted
an
almost
"
rue-
oiner
....
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.
r
1
f
.
.
tnn
nart
r
trrns
aim
icg
were
iruzcn,
eyes
uisienueu
ana
ineir
scanty
:g
n
tatters
when
the
six
men
finally
reached
the
Eskimo
i
:
(.ambcll
on
the
northern
part
of
the
Island
from
where
'
-y
of
their
ill-fated
battle
with
the
elements
reached
here
-t-f
Varflo
...
,.
,
i
W
lUIV.
hi
atH..kl.
-..-...
that
HERE
IS
DEAD;
11
eight
men
left
a
little
berla
on
Februsry
3
to
I;STAI1I.IMIMENT
Of
tTKTHEK
All
TO
NAVKIATKIN
IIEItE
AN-NOl'NCEIl
IIV
M
I
It
INK
HE-
I'AIIT.MENT
The
establishment
of
eight
beacons
In
Prince
Rupert
Haibor
to
facilitate
correction
of
vessels'
compasses
Is
announced
by
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
In
notice-
to
mariners.
The
beacons
give
ranges
ror
eight
points
of
the
magnetic
compass.
.
The
front
four
beacons
are
situated
on
.VlgUajtt
I'.land
and
the
four
back
braeoha
on
ths
northwestern
shore
of
the
harbcr
from
Bacon
Point
northeastward.
Their
approximate
position
Is
latitude
N.
Mdc.
30'
and
longltltude
W.
130
deg.
19'
The
front
beacons
are
concrete
blocks
surmounted
by
staffs
with
white
triangular
framework
toq
marks
and
the
back
beacons
are
white
triangular
with
black
vertical
stripes
down
the
middle.
Two
range
day
beacons
have
also
been
established
on
the
western
side
of
Pike
Island,
Metlakatla
Bay.
which,
when
In
line
bearing
160
deg.
30.
lead
over
the
bar
northwestward
of
Car
Island
at
Its
lowest
part
where
It
dries
seven
feet
at
felled
It.
In
falling
tree
and
broke
thel
which
fell
and
struck
the
In
dian
who
could
not
get
out
of
the
wa
lit
time.
Nelson
was
unable
to
move
so
the
bo;
later
In
the
afternoon
located
a
white
trapper
on
the
Island
by
the
name
of
Sidney
Pederaan
who
came
to
his
assist-nee.
He
did
the
best
he
could
for
-Ntl-
vUlafe
In
SI-
son
in
the
bush,
and
then
sought
ale?
bunt
walrus,
by
walking
around
the
beach
of
the
Venturing
farther
out
Into
the
Icy
sea
island
for
10
miles
to
the
Marine
Station
Iter
they
had
fatted
to
find
wall
where
help
was
summoned
from
police
near
shore,
the
party
In
a
frail
kayak
headquarter.
was
caught
In
the
full
fury
of
an
Arctic
The
police
reached
their
destination
gale.
After
being
lashed
about
the
at
midnight
and
tund
that
Kelson
wm
waters
for
several
day,
the
hunters
still
In
the
same
predicament.
A
palled
the
canoe
on
to
a
floating
Ice
atretcher
was
made,
and
a
trail
cut
pack
and
spent
the
fourth
night
there
through
the
bush
to
the
beach
by
wbUe
the
storm
raged
unabated
about
flashlight,
after
which
Nelson
was
finally
them.
The
next
day
the
drifting
ice
landed
on
a
gas
boat
in
a
strong
aouth-carr.e.
them
to
St.
Lawrence
Island
al-
east
gale,
the
party
landing
at'
the
though
it
was
unknown
to
them
as
such
hospital
at
3.14
this
morning.
Gwriplng
.
.
Tt
on
the
northern
-
hore.
"
-
they,
A
.
La
tut
.
rcpar-a
b
flflJtO
W
ut
Jnat
fc.
.
.
,NIon
...v.vw.a
,
1.
mM
...
...
.
.
icr
hjme
in
llsysport
y
a
o
.
lock.
Mfty-lhree
i
1
a
natire
daugbur
of
.a.
having
been
born
In
mw
inv
utiiik
...
miww
Buiirriiiitr
mtjrv
kivnr
mnix
iua
r
injmm
t.
j
the
nest
morning
two
of
the
party
wen",
also
from
minor
injuries.
It
Is,
how-on
a
hunt
for
food
but
tailed
to
return
ever,
tipected
that
he
will
again
be
and
they
were
not
seen
since.
Five
oi
around
in
few
days,
the
suffering
and
starving
group
finally
.
-m"
atraggled
Into
Oambell
wnere
the
of
the
late
:it
daughter
UnJte4
8ulei
Burflu
of
Education
Mnv
Opence.
well
known
mt.nullu
,
school
for
Eskimos.
After
a
T
)::eers
and.
with
htt
nMJf(,
by
8amuel
Trulmen,
tht
.3
,
Port
rs.mgton
hslf
a
gorfrtunrnl
teacher,
the
alxth
member
of
the
party
was
found
nearly
dead.
NEW
BEACONS
IN
RUPERT
HARBOR
low
water.
The
front
beacon
la
on
a
i
drvln.
flat
from
Knlxht
Island
and
tht
.
.
.nnA
ntm.nl
as
.
a
,n,
nM.
IDT
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
this
year
It
was
announced
"rlJk
"
-
"
oac
on
nign
waicr
nun
.rain
mc
iron..
n
n.
i
..
the
municipality
of
menmona.
"r
The
former
has
a
concrete
base
sur-
uns
n
a
iisti
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
Vancouver.
'"'C"""
.
.
.
J.
tn
E.
"
'
Mime.
liiiM
la
tht
legislature
yesterday.
A
"
,,
mounica
oy
!
wu
ni.n.u-
"I
110.000
to
finance
the
project
waa,-"1""1
ou,lncl
'"'r
lr
day
mark
attached
while
the
latter
mplete
itinerary
for
the
si
ve
been
mapped
out
but
it
:
to
the
Canadian
National
Ex-
.
uiiuw
nu
o.ner
laira
in
w
-
"jiv
uoin
neia
crops
itiiu
iciii
ucmiuum
w.
j..--...
u
wnive
triangular
au-pc-,
.
.
.
.
.
...
.M,
.-ill
ail
iiuiiDrrnw
j
train
ne
v
)"
-
"
"T""
1
morning
for
ine
souin
on
mu
inuvo..
Beatrice,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Milne
and
family.
No
successor
here
to
Mr.
wane
has
yet
been
appointed.
During
their
residence
in
rrince
.Jtu-ert.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milne
Jtave
become
vsry
popular
amid
a
wide
circle
of
friends
and
thcro
will
be
many
to
re-ret
their
departure.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
BATTALION
LEAYES
HONG
KONG
ENROUTE
PORT
OF
SHANGHAI
HONQ
KONQ,
Feb.
18.
A
battalion
of
the
British
Second
Suffolk
Regiment
departed
today
tor
Shanghai.
Ht.MIIMl
Ut-rUKI.
trl
rsr
ttilrirt
Pli1lH
lltrhk
-hTilllil
money.
John
Scurr.
Stepney
Labor
member,
stead
of
being
virtually
irour.a
mem.
David
Klrkwood.
Scottish
member,
thought
that,
"if
Australia
Invited
the
visitors
on
this
Joy-ride.
Australia
ought
to
have
dertayed
the
expenses.'
Hs
closed
by
remarking:
"The
Vorksare
going
to
the
uttermost
ends
of
the
33
ARE
KILLED
IN
!
SOUTHERN
TORNADOS
Itluw
III
Stule
of
1iiiMana
Takes
Toll
of
i
Lite
-Colored
IVople
Suffer
ST.
JOSEPH.
Louisiana,
Feb.
18.
Seven
negros
were
killed
In
a
tornado
here
last
night.
At
Pleasant
Hill.
I
Louisiana,
eleven
persons
were
killed
by;
a
tornado.
j
NEW
ORLEANS.
Feb.
18.
The
death
I
list
from
last
night's
tornado
in
Louslana
state
haa
now.rc.chcd
thirty-'
three.
Scores
were
Injured
and
there
was
heavy
property
loss.
NATIONALISTS
HAVE
i
CAPTURED
IMPORTANT
!
PLACE
NEAR
SHANGHAI
j
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
18.
-The
copture
of!
Wangchow.
an
important
centre
113'
miles
southwest
of
here,
by
the
Na
tlonallst
was
confirmed
today.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
18,
1927
COMBINATION
AIRSHIP
AND
AIRPLANE,
invented
by
Claude
Frcere,
Los
Angeles,
who
will
make
a
trip
from
California
to
Europe
in
50
hours
if
his
dream
comes
true.
The
proposed
craft
is
to
be
7C3
feet
long,
00
feet
high,
144
feet
wide,
all
metal
and
weigh
55
tons
empty.
Five
planes,
front
one
200
feet
from
tip
to
tip,
with
eleven
motors
and
propellers,
five
6n
each
side
and
one
in
front,
with.
"0
tons
of
gasoline
will
make
150
miles
an
hour
for
10,000
miles
radius.
Royally
Scathed
by
Laborites
as
Appropriation
for
Trip
to
thought
the
voyage
SUGAR
BOAT
FEARED
LOST
KKEKlllTKIt
EI.KTON
IlKLIKVKll
TO
HAVE
(.ONE
DOWN
HITII
CltKW
OF
30
NEAR
Nlll.ll'-1'INE
IsL.NlS
MIMLl,
leb.
IS.
I'eurs
that
the
I'nllnl
state).
MilppliiE
Ui-ird's
frrl(htrr
I'.lklun
hus
lireu
lot
with
nil
hands
on
hoard
arr
rrcsvMl
lirrc
li.v
the
Admiral
Line,
opera-lors
of
the
vrvel.
The
strainer
l.lhrrutnr,
wlileli
rrHindrd
to
the
S.o.s.
of
the
Elkton.
M-artlicO
the
entire
arm
given
li.v
the
latter
as
Its
liM'iitlon
without
finding
tnire
of
the
Mrkkrn
freighter
or
open
hunts
to
nhleli
the
crrw
might
hate
taken.
The
Elkton
rarrlnl
n
prrs-iunel
of
llilrtv-lv
anil
fls
rnrmitr
fnim
Mir
I'lilllpplnes
lo
Honolulu
with
a
cargo
of
nugur.
Commission
Will
Be
Named
to
Go
Further
Into
Influence
of
Liquor
Interests
in
Province
i
tMf'T
ill
i
rt
a
a
a
.
ii......h
nst
wind:
temDerature.
43.
utiuiurti
reuruarr
lo,
titorncy
viencmi
.iiuiun
nn
Terrace.
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
is.
!
nounceu
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
afternoon
mat
me
government
rtosswood.
snowing,
cahn,
temp.
13.
would
appoint
this
week
n
royal
commission
of
three
members
to
in-
Allce
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
18.
Anyox.
Cloudy,
N.
wind,
temp.
30.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
N.
wind,
temp.
33.
Hatelon.
Light
snow,
windy,
temp.
14.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
catfn,
temp.
4.
Smlthers.
Snow,
Calm,
temp.
7,
Burns
Luke.
Snow,
windy,
temp.
11.
WhltehorseCloudy,
calm,
13
below.
Dawson.
Cloudy-J-N;
wind,
30
below.
Stewart
Riv6f-34
below.
Circulation
1438
r
r,.
Sales
404
Large
Upstair
DinlngJIall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW'
soda
fountain.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Ont
ACROSS
BEHMNG
STRAIT
UMYJLJliVlj
IsUiyinUL
DILL
Ii3
J
I
I
A
L
ACL
17V
!.!.
UI3-L,i
1
Urt,
II
I
n.
r
nparaiiea
otory
or
Disaster
and
Danger
Related
in
Far
North
SIIIKItlAN
WALRUS
HUNTERS
LANDED
ON
ST.
RENTE
ISLAND
A
ITER
TERRIFIC
FIFTEEN
DAY
PASSAGE
IN
ICY
WATERS
LAW
FALLING
TREE
STRUCK-INDIAN
peter
nelson
of
.mi:tlk.tla
rkscieii
lst
mi-jut
nv
rito-mci.ti,
police
uetaciiment
Liberals
Are
Divided
on
Measure;
Vancouver
Member
in
Opposition
MANSON
PROTESTS
AT
MACKENZIE'S
REMARKS
VARYING
VIEWS
ARE
TAKEN
TO
DECLAIM
BILL
DECLARED
TOTALLY
OUT
OF
ORDER
VICTORIA,
February
18.
The
government's
marketing
con
trol
bill
was
subjected
to
an
attack
in
the
Legislature
on
Thursday
when
the
whole
question
of
the
constitutionality
of
the
measure
was
brought
to
the
fore
in
the
House
by
Ian
Mackenzie,
Liberal
member
for
Vancouver,
who
launched
an
attack
against
the
measure
over
the
j
protests
of
Attorney
General
Manson.
Mackenzie
contended
that
the
bill
was
totally
out
of
order
and
could
not
be
proceeded
with
fur-jther
by
the
Legislature.
i
Manson
declared
that
the
government
had
consulted
eminent
I
gil
counsel
and
had
been
assured
that-
the
measure
was
absolutely
Intra
vlret,
I.i
any
cue.
the
attorney
general
as
serted,
relief
to
the
agiiculturalltu
wai
a
matter
of
such
prejilng
Importance
that
the
Legislature
wculd
be
warranted
la
passing
the
bill
and
allowing
the
i
courtn
to
decide
Its
constitutionality.
i
Australia-Passed
by
Commons
&rr!S
:;
GRAIN
LOADING
AT
VANCOUVER
,
Premier
Oliver,
urging
careful
ccnsld-
eratlcn.
revealed
the
opinion
that
grave
ONLY
I'AKT
CAKUOES
WERE
TAKEX
doubt
existed
as
to
the
Legislature.
HY
NINE
vessels
AT
SOUTHERN
power
to
put
such
law
on
the
atatute;
pokt
.Tills
WEEK
books.
Speaker
Buckham
reserved
ruling
o::
;
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
19.
Grain
loadings
the
objections
raised
by
Mackenzie
asd
from
the
port
during
the
week
were
as
held
the
measure
ultra
vires
Inasmuch
follows:
Bushels
City;
of
Winnipeg,
for
Hull
7G4I18
the
Dominion
government.
Drechdyk,
for
London
37331
j
It
waa
argued
that
the
measure
was
-
f0r
Liverpool
.
.
.
.'
37,334
LONDON,
England,
February
18
Lively
scenes
were
renewed
contrary
to
the
Combine
InvesUlgatlon:
pacific
Trader,
for
Manchester
..
37.333
jin
the
House
of
Commons
last
llight
when
the
vote
for
the
expenses
Act
as
the
bill
proposed
to
place
In
the
Montana,
for
Havre
with
Antwerp
(of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York's
present
tour
to
Australia
was
hands
of
certain
persons
the
control
option
77.433-
discussed.
It
was
eventually
approved
without
division.
of
certain
specified
primary
products
Eemdyk.
for
Rotterdam
74.667
The
vote
was
challenged
by
many
Laborites
as
a
waste
of
uen
"
mllt
K
wa
.
rgli
.
,
,
'
"
for
AntWrP
87-SM
wi
dui
w
cumuli
w
uk
wmuu.1
cjit
oi
Vancouver,
ror
Yozonama-3Ji3j
Inn
m
4
4
4
-wail
irnal
f
Iaakt-t
i
t
m
tm
fljiK
...
rr
.
i
ttr
i
wtvutr
luomuuvu
ukukuu
sw
hw.
x.ai5xii
juiru.
lor
rtazuva
CO.
DO
I
-wu.u
-rc..
H.--j.
....v.
...v..
iveo
eompetuion
and
facilities
for
the
hand-
mm
Bontta.
for
Port
Columbia
i.iiinru
in
wiiuu
m."
nu.u!
uuiicio
l:c-
of
tr4de
m
certain
articles.
An-
Admiral
other
objection
was
that
It
made
express
world
and
it
doesn't
matter
one
Iota
the
House.
If
they
never
return."
This
brought
provision
for
the
Crown
divesting
ltseli
loud
cries
of
"order."
the
Speaker
re-
of
all
responsibilities
where
full
rebuking
Klrkwood.
sponslblllt'y
rested
with
the
Crown
In
Other
Laborites
protested
against
the
protecting
the
public.
Finally.
It
was
expenditure
In
mUder
terms.
Ramsay
set
out
that
the
bill
could
result
In
th
j
MacDonald.
Labor
leader,
was
not
in
confiscation
of
Individual
property
by
i
delegated
power
and
without
sanction
:
otherwise
than
of
the
Legislature.
ORIENTAL
RESTRICTION
1
A
series
of
bills
by
D.
F.
Davie.
Conservative
member
.for
Cowlchan-New-
i
'
Skcena,
slon.
There
Is
considerable
winter
1
travel
through
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
This
Is
the
time
that
"the
prosperous
prairie
farmers
i
take
their
holidays
on
the
Paci
fic
coast
and
quite
a
few
have
been
coming
around
this
way
from
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
enroute
south
or
from
the
south
bound
home.
Every
train
and
boat
has
some
on
board.
orilrlally
tlnrlal
Peary,
for
13.000
Buenaventura
5.000
GRAHAM
ISLAND
.
TIMBER
IS
SOLD
U9.IH)il,0(M)
FEET
ItOKillT
IN
19tK)
FOR
Sli.lMlU
NOW
HUINUS
$33,000;
ISANKKI
PT
CONCERN
castle.
Intended
to
restrict
the
operations
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
18-
On
application
of
Aslattca,
came
up
for
second
reading
of
w
R
Carallcn,el,
reCelver
for
the
but
the
debate
was
adjourned
by
the
Howland
Walts
Co..
of
Minneapolis,
lPrem:cr
ana
ancruey-sencrw
In
in
c.-n
each
owners.
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
In
cae
for
the
purpose
of
speaking
today
tne
SuDreme
Court
vestcrdav
ratified
the
ion
the
constitutionality
of
the
bills.
,aIe
of
U9i0oo.ooo
feet
of
limber
on
Ora-j
The
second
reading
of
the
bill
to
ex-
Uitaa
nam
t0
a
pUrcha&er
whose
identity
(tend
horse
racing
season
was
adjourned
was
not
niiosed
for
S93.0O0.
Evidence
jafter
several
members
had
spoken.
Dr.
howed
tnjlt
T,
Qi
Howland,
partner
In
iH
C.
Wrinch.
Liberal
member
for
tne
Dankrupt
concern.
had"purchased
the
flatly
opposed
such
an
e.ten-
tlmbeT
la
1909
tor
j7i0oo.
PRAIRIE
FARMERS
TRAVEL
THIS
WAV
iC.P.R.
STOCK
I
AT
HIGH
LEVEL
Was
Selling
Yesterday
on
New
York
Exrliange
for
IS.'),
n
Itnoril
For
To
Itrrude
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
18.
Canadian
Pad-'
ftc
stock
shared
an
advance
with
other
rails
on
the
New
York
market
yesterday,
breaking
Into
a
new
high
record
of
18!i
or
an
advance
of
0
6-8
point
over
Thurs-
day's
price.
CP.R.
stock
has
'not
been
sold
at
that
price
for
a
decade.
RESIGNATION
OF
ALBERTA
PROVINCE
P.G.E.
MANAGER.
HAVING
COLD
SNAP
Announced
Yesterday
by
ITo-MlnMer
successor
Not
Yet
Appointed
VICTORIA,
Feb.
18.
The
resignation
i
.
,
.
.
.
.
!
1
1
.1
S
m
Ii
.,.
.
I
i
vesiignie
liquor
campaign
iuncis
as
recommenaeu
in
jut
report
oi
.nomas
(tup-inc
.
.Vrdltlne
Hat
Has
-10
llelowi
Culgury,
..1;
l.cthbrldge,
30
to
40;
anil
Edmonton,
,30
toi38
'
t
t'kj
'.-rrfvrr1
CALOARY.
Feb.
18.
The
entire
province
la,
in
the
grip
of
a
cold
wave.
the
select
committee
headed
bv
Brigadier-General
V.
W.
Odium.
!th
""c
Coast
Eastern
Railway
was
Medicine
Hat
records
40
below
weather,
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Vancouver.
The
committee
urged
"leially
announced
yesterday
by
Hon.
Calgary
district,
33
below;
Lethbrtdte
osrrtnln
whplhnr
nr:ur'
w'
oumenana.
mmisier
oi
ran-
dUtriCt.
from
),
!,,
rnmmt.Inn
li.i
.,lv
.I,I
,iMr
tn
..........
v.
...ww.w..
-v
.
-
whQ
t,d
that
tne
cnslce
o
a
not
improper
influence
had
been
exerted
to
brUur
about
Wa-or
wa,
.tin
under
consideration
First
A
rise
in
price
paid
.the
brewers
lor
beer
sold
by
the
by
tn9
,jlrccU)rs
of
the
railway.
Mr.
government.
'
Second
Decision
of
the
Legislature
In
(
favor
of
aale
of
Jbeer
by
'the
gUu.
Third
.Excessive
prlces.i(
inj,
paid
by
tod
government
for
Uqui
'
Fourth
Assurance
and
protection
Kllpatrtck
will
assume
a
position
as
stl-
such
as
was
Indicated
in
a
apeclal
ac
'pertntendent
of
bridges
for
the
govern-
count
carried
by
the
brewers.
and
dls-
ment.
,.
closed
In
evidence
before
the
customs!
.,
,?
4
-
orxmnklsilort.
'
,
,vis'
"
I
Advertue
in
the
Dally
New.
B
30
to
40
below;
monton,
30
to
38
below.
HOCKEY
and
Ed-
New
York
Ranger
1,';
Montreal
.Ma
roons
4.
OttaWa
3.
Detroit
1.
New
York
Americans
I
8t.
Patricks
4