PAGE
F0U2
WEATHER
LAST
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
V6Ll-
THE
HLT1R1M
TRAVELIM'
'
1
MONTH
BETTER
L'
rtL
CO
DOWN
TO
THE
OOCK.ANI'
i
riui-
i
n
i
r-1
-
mt
n.
i
ini
i.iur
it-
JEMrirUATritK
HAS
,
LITTLE
limvkk
iSOME
POiNT.R
-vBOUT
THE
JOB:
J
IH'T
TIIEItE
HAS
LESS
,H.IX
1
,J
,tM
.MOKE
SI
XSIIINK
Prince
Rupert
enjoyed
58.7
hours
of
bright
sunshine
during
the
month
of
February
Just
passed
and
suffered
6.51
inches
of
precipitation
according
to
the
report
of
the
Dominion
meteorologist,
H.
D.
Tee.
Dlgby
Island.
This
was
better
than
February
of
1926
when
there
was
44.1
hours
of
sunshine
and
9.97
Inches
of
rain.
The
mean
temperature
was
38.5
In
February
1927
as
compared
with
41
during
the
corresponding
month
of
the
previous
year.
Here
are
the
figures
for
the
past
month:
Hours
of
bright
sunshine,
58.7.
Highest
temperature,
49
on
February
7
and
.25.
Wowest
temperature,
11
on
February
16.
Mean
temperature,!
38
J.
Highest
barometer,
reading
at
sea
level
30.43
on
February
9.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
28.C5
on
February
20.
Rainfall,
CM
Including
5
Inches
of
snow.
Greatest
dally
rainfall.
1.76
Inches
on
February
4.
Total
wind
milage,
6.002
or
which
,4228
miles
was
from
the
southeast.
Greatest
wind
velocity.
48
miles
per
hour
on
February
18.
PRETTY
ST.
DAVID'S
DAY
FUHCT10N
HELD
Hume
of
.Mrs
Itrrt
Morgan
W
Venue
for
llrti'lilful
I'liiKlInn
in
Process
tills
AfrrniMin
A
pretty
scene
is
presented
this
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bert
420
Fifth
Avenue
West,
.where
a
pouring
while
those
serving
Include
Mrs.
J.
A.
Undsay.
Mrs.
Vic
Houston
I
in
Welsh
costume)
and
Mrs.
D.
of
$3.1
15
to
Total
Value
Building
permits
for
the
month
of
February
totalled
S.l5
in
value
according
to
the
records
kept
at
the
office
of
the
city
engineer.
The
permits
were
generally
for
repairs
and
small
additions
and
one
new
residence.
Details
for
the
month
are
as
follows:
Nelson
Trading
Co..
Ltd,
alterations,
100.
F.
E.
Hunt
&
Co,
Ltd,
alteration
to
warehouse,
1350.
A.
R.
Holtby.
repairs
to
foundation
of
residence.
W00.
A.
J.
Edlund,
addition
to
residence.
MOO.
.
The
Terminal
Investment
'"Company,
alterations
to
Boston
Hall
stairway,
350.
'
,
R.
L.
New
combe,
addition
to,
residence
1.000.
-
R.
C.
Hyde,
repairs
to
foundation
on
Fifth
Street.
ISO.
Ben
Johnson,
residence
on
Eighth
Avenue
east,
(2.200.
Mrs.
Dominate,
small
house
on
Sixth
Avenue.
1500.
J.
Zarelll.
electric
sign
at
Royal
Hotel,
2$.
SOUTHERN
ALBERTA
ILAYOFF
TO
CHINA
Or.lrr
From
llritMi
(orrninent
for
iiMl
'
'
Toii
Is
Promptly
Tilted
LETHBRIDGE.
March
1.
"Southern
Alberta
alfalfa
hay
for
China
200
tons
of
It."
Manager
W.
C.
McKenzle
fit
the
Southern
Alberta
Co-operative
Associa
tion
scratched
his
head
China.
Never
had
be
been
confronted
with
such
an
order.
He
associated
rice
and
revolution
with
China
but
not
alfalfa.
Still
there
It
was
200
tons
of
alfalfa
hay
for
China
.
The
request
for
quotations
came
from
the
British
government
agriculture
department,
London,
and
after
an
exchange
of
cables
the
deal
was
made
and
Satur.
day
the
huge
consignment
wlU
start
on
Its
long
journey
toy
rail
and
water
to4
Kong
Kong.
Whether
the
hurried
order
for
fodder
firm
.this,
-area
,-was
brought'
about
by
Xbt
concentration
of
British
emergency
troops
In
the
disturbed
area
Is
sot
known,
but
It
may
have
been,
for
It
Is
the
first
shipment
r
Canadian
hay
M
il
mmm
WATCH
SAVED
FARMER'S
LIFE
I.IT1IKK
OTTO
AltltKSTI.ll
NK.U
UKTASKIUTV
ON
SHOOTINO
(
iiK(;i:
WETASKIW1N.
March
J
Just
a
cheap
watch
saved
the
life
of
Alex.
Prlmiwe.
of
the
Mulhurst
district,
when
he
was
shot
with
a
39
calibre
revolver
by
Luther
Otto,
a
neighbor.
Primrose
was
a
farm
hand
and
was
working
for
Louis
Clellnskl.
and
Otto
was
at
Clel'nst
s
!
place
getting
a
load.of
straw.
A
quarrel
ensued
between
Otto
and
Primrose.
w:;.n
Otto
on
top
of
the
load
and
Primrose
on
the
ground.
Otto
drew
a
revolver
and
shot
at
Primrose,
who
put
up
his
arm
to
shield
himself.
The
bullet
went
through
his
arm
and
struck
the
left
breast
pocket
of
his
shirt.
Primrose
for
tunately
had
his
watch
in
this
pocket
'and
the
bullet
embedded
Itself
In
the
tea
and
cale
Is
being
held
In
observance
watch,
which
no
doubt
savtd
Primrose's
of
St.
Davids
Day.
the
anniversary
of;
life.
the
patron
saint
of
the
principality
otj
The
police
were
notified
and
Sergt.
Wales.
Pussy
willows,
leeks
and
daffo-
j
Broadribb
arrested
Otto
at
his
home,
dils,
together
with
the
Welsh
flag,
have
j
Otto,
who
admitted
the
shooting,
was
been
used
to
produce
a
dainty
decora-'
brought
to
Wetasktwtn
and
renjanded
far
tlve
effect.
One
or
two
of
the
ladies
In
eight
days
to
enable
Primrose
to
re-Welsh
attire
further
lend
to
the
at-
i
ccver
sufficiently
to
give
evidence.
Otto
tractlveness
of
the
affair.
lis
charged
with
attempted
murder
aad
Assisting
Mrs.
Morgan
with
the
floral
was
taken
north
In
charge
of
Sergt.
arrangements
for
the
function
Is
Mrs.
!
Broadribb.
Frank
Morris
with
Mrs.
W.
F.
Price
and
I
.MiKT-NOsEIi
IU
U.ET
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond
receiving.
Mrs.!
With
a
soft-nosed
38
calibre
alas;
Penney
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell
are
embedded
In
the
wrecked
Interior,
the
watch
Is
now
In
the
possession
of.
Commissioner
Bryan,
A.P.P.
Otto
Luther,
who
1
alleged
to
bare
Orchard
McLeod.
Mrs.
Hlbbard
Is
ln'
fired
the
shot
which
pierced
the
arm
charge
,of
the
home
cooking
table
while
I
of
Primrose
and
stopped
his
m
atch.
Is
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson
presides
over
the
sale
now
In
the
APJ.
guardroom,
and
will
of
sewing
with
Mrs.
Lemon
acting
as
cashier.
During
the
afternoon,
there
will
be
a
'brief
musical
program.
The
proceeds
will
be
devoted
to
the
work
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
First
Baptist
church.
BUILDING
PERMITS
FOR
M6NTH
OF
FEBRUARY
Ten
Trrnilt
TakenOut.
ccme
up
In
the
provdnlal
police
court
on
a
charge
of
wounding
with
Intent.
He
served
In
the
American
army
In
France.
cemed.
It
Is
still
good
as
protective
armor,
however,
and
probably
Its
owner.
Alex.
Primrose,
will
cherish
it
all
ht
life,
considerably
extended
now
as
a
result
of
wearing
this
shirt
pocket
tl
watch
in
hit
CANADA
PROSPERS
WHILE
U.S.
SLUMPS
.
I
Imi'
'oinmlltre
I
(ilten
Figure
on
Coinmrrrlal
I'ailurro
WASHINOTON.
March
1.--While
con
ditions
In
the
United
States
have
been
growing
continually
worse,
they
are
Improving
in
Canada,
declared
Chairman
Ml
-
L
F.
HOW
time-honoured
ore
the
traditions
associated
with
the
names
of
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldsonl
How
typical
are
these
services
of
the
highest
standards
in
the
British
Mercantile
Mai
ine
1
In
1840
the
pioneer
of
Trans-Atlantic
passenger
services.
And,
since
then,
the
pioneer
in
everything
which
makes
for
safer
and
more
enjoyable
travel.
To-day,
it
is
second
to
none.
New,
oil-burning
liners,
manned
by
the
finest
personnel
every
agent
ashore
a
specialist
In
traveL
A
vast
organisation
Imbued
throughout
with
the
ideal
of
always
maintaining
the
prestige
Df
almost
a
century
of
Trans-Atlantic
service.
These
are
the
ships
sailing
regularly
from
Montreal
(and
Quebec)
At
henia,
Alaunia,
Ascasila,
Aurania,
Antonla,
Ausonla,
Andatua,
Lctitla.
CANADIAN
J
SERVICE
and
C22
HaslinRS
Street,
W,
Viiucciuver,
Ht".
1
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'
"
"
"
..
'
$0-
""-
,
"h-
-
By
George
McM,,.
.
1
l"r
sAlli
ik-TRANGR-M
1
I
I
VEf-THE
RCTlm'
1
j
WBUU,
1
(
.
1,
'fl'Sti
(
A
.
T
'
CoiiJd
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Serves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
Ceo.
Meek,
Windsor,
0t-wnus:
"I
suffered
with
i.y
heart
and
sen-es
and
eouM
not
Bleep
at
n.jt
for
noises
in
ni
head.
1
u
:
J
to
keep
at
my
work
wmithow,
until
I
began
to
have
diuy
sp
Hi
which
pt
so
tad
I
rould
nut
to
my
wurk.
I
was
afraid
to
go
out
ajiv'plato,
far
very
often
I
woul.l
stagger
on
say
fc-vi,
and
everything-
in
fn-nt
of
me?
w..t;ld
turn
Llatk
and
f;.d-
awy.
Whili1
1
wa
home
sick
a
fiimJ
toij
me
to
titke
1
fpt
funr
bi'iea
sro
-y
ti
e
time
I
!.ad
useil
thett:
the
pi.iiui
and
noises
fat
ray
h.ad
ceased
and
I
was
able
to
pet
a
g-
l
night's
r.
--t.
Ai-hongh
that
u
six
yisua
ag
I
havi'
never
luna.
troubled
mui
that
complaint
ajrain."
Price
50e.
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
Biaileil
direct
on
receipt
ofpriea
Vy
The
T.
MQbura
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Out.
peruy
la
the
United
SUtes.
During
January
of
this
year,
Mr.
Oldfleld
said,
when
failures
in
this
country
were
snowing
such
an
alarming
increase,
tbaite
was
a
marked
decrease
In
Canada.
Prosperity
la
the
United
SUtes.
he
obUmed.
sat
cor.f
ucd
to
powerful
group
and
Intercut.
HOSPITAL
WOMEN
MONTHLY
MEETING
,Mr.
W.
Ii.
.Moley
wa
amed
Trraiurer
at
(iallH-rlng
of
..
lext-nl;i
ArtrriMMin
The
refulr
monthly
meeting
of
the
Women's
Anxiltar;
to
the
Prince
Ru-
The
watch
is
a
total
loss
so
far
aaipert
General
Hospital
was
held
yestcr-
1U
tlme-kteplng
abilities
are
now
oon-
iday
afternoon
with
the
president.
Mrs.
Fred
Pyle.
In
the
chair.
Mrs.
W.
D
Moxley
waa
elected
treasurer
and
the
social
service
committee
was
appointed
'to
constat
of
Mrs.
eu
Self
and
Mr.
It.
C.
Panose,
voile
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb
was
named
convener
of
tne
sewing
com
mittee.
It
waa
decided
to
hrfd
a
tea
and
sale
of
botre
coottne
aid
membership
drive
on
April
9.
Business
of
the
meeting
was
otherwise
of
a
rrtlne
nature.
i:r.toi:T
or
i
tiijtii;
The
report
of
the
DilllUe
Superintendent
for
the
month
of
January.
wMch
was
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night,
snowed
surplus
for
the
month
in
the
llaht
and
phone
Oldfleld,
of
the
Democratic
Congressional
departments.
The
light
department
committee,
in
the
house.
Ithcwed
s
surplus
of
a3.201.oa
and
the
He
was
referring
to
claims
of
the
Rei
'phene
department
a
surplus
of
2
tV)
pUbllcan
leaders
as
to
the
reign
of
pros-
6
Tf
report
w-.f
rwnivcd
ar.d
filed.
n
m
m
MS-r-Jftt-
jea-going
I
oervice
M
M
swrtHI
Pfi.Mir
sStWt
florae
v
f7'X"f
A-
I
O
tall
M,tTi
rVatW
'
-.t
mr..
'
,
Lw
,,,,
"
"
II
M
BADMINTON
TOURNEY
;AT
CATHEDRAL
HALL
r.ime
to
tTfise
l--t
Mali!
lVltli
Dvrejt-ttol!
of
Jlual
ill
.Men's
IHiuhlr
With
the
exception
of
the
men'
double,
the
dminton
tournament,
which
has
been
conducted
by
the
Catae4al
Cnib
of
the
Anglican
church,
was
finished
.st
night
before
a
lange
erowd
of
sfMputora.
All
the
games
were
veil
contested
and
the
eighty-two
efi-t
nata
provided
as
keen
a
oanteat
as
has
been
atsveed
lunally
tu
tilts
papular
indoor
afxirt.
On
Monday.
Wcdneaday
and
Friday
nlghu
of
last
wt4-k
toe
pretUninary
;m
were
plsyed
and
were
witnessed
by
large
crowd?-
ud
last
night
a
capacity
house
was
present
to
watch
Use
keenly
contested
final.
Tlie
.adi'
doublea
between
MJai
Caroline
Mltchrll
and
Miaa
Molly
Croat.
-,nd
Mr..
Oon
Bryant
and
Miss
O
Mrtm
waa
won
by
the
former
after
a
:ecn
contMt.
The
ranted
doubles
ware
won
by
8
D
Johnston
ana
M
s
Lillian
Cross
from
L
ifmtea
and
Mo
BUett
The
mtni
double
between
8.
D.
Johnston
and
jtoank
Roeartl
and
A.
RU
and
J.
W.
Scott
was
postponed
for
a
.'fk's
time.
In.
place
of
this,
an
extol-.tlon
game
u
plsyed
between
L.
iiiiton
and
R
Bartletv
and
A.
Blx
and
'
W.
Scott
and
waa
won
by
the
former.
The
tournament,
which
waa
ataced
3f
the
purpose
of
raterng
money
tot
t.f
organ
fund,
was
very
successful
lr
.-very
respect
and
resulted
In
reaUtlnt
.
nice
sum
after
all
expense
nave
been
rajl.
CRIB3AGE
LEAGUE
rir
itrtwfvn
CwW
Hteeage
ami
(
A.
op.
rralors
for
Ieeb?j
C'Htlou
Crtbbaffe
Laague
resutu
last
night
.'err
a
follow:
Cold
Storage.
!;
afooae.
0.
Knights
of
Cotwmbu.
ll:
st
Andrewa
U.
C.N.
Meehaniea,
18:
C
M.
Operating.
IS.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
14;
Dry
Dock.
11.
Sena
of
Cuoaoa,
11;
Canadian
Legion.
16.
Orange
U
dga.
IS:
Orotto.
13.
IjKtgB'e
Taiile
'Xld
Storavr
'.
.
7
1
7
CJ.
Opera'
wig
7
t
1
Moots
S3
3
S
?r',nre
Rup
rt
Hotel
.
.
4
4
4
OanadU:i
Legion
4
4
4
St
Andre'-
4
4
'4
Orange
Lh3.
e
4
4
4
Knight
.if
Columbus
.S
3
Otctto
t
S
in
cf
Cna4a
......
1
S
3
N.
Meehiiiica
3
6
3
Dry
Dock
2
8
3
sport
chat"!
t-
'
'
-run:
11
i,
",mv.r:ii.
Credit
.
Tlic
c.r
uid
Tennlnals
meet
the
Mooae
ttiiillu
n
recutajt
billiard
league
fU-urt
.-hi
un
aSarch
11
the
concluding
iue
u'l
De
league
)U
be
flayed
U-iween
tlic
Tnalnak
aW
St.
Andrew's
Twu
u-
urr
gajnog.
U1
be
played"
between
U.'
!;
'.ir-a.
Tonight's
gam
will
be
a
te.,
in
..-tant
one
from
tb
point,
of
view
1
:..c
leading
Yerniinsla
as
tielr
lead
v
snoui'i
tewiK
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