NSON
PEEVES
OCTORWRINCH
JWRMERS
SHOOT
DKEU
.:.
.i
I
The
agricultural
legltlature
decided
i
the
propoeal
of
Hanson
that
larmera
l
;:
pheasants
on
the
'
tier
be
left
lying
on
the
:
:ini
(d
over
the
near.
Aitutlon
It
was
:::i-nd
tha-
fi.rnvm
be
snoot
deer
found
K.thiut
notifying
the
-
pointed
out
that
the
a'tornry
general
wsa
In
i
:on
of
ita
earlier
recom-
Di
If
C
Wrltj
M
L
A.
'It's
just
it'jln
the
!8ini!uee.
We
might
Just
rp:;1
;
a,
all
"
71
i-i
a
ziATTinnn
if
i.
nil
11111
i,v
ORE
T
GBOATS
C.::
Tl
III:
Of
IMO.IHMI
"J
i..
.
i
.
.
i
.
I......llnn
rd
yc-'.eidny
by
which
the
rcl-
n-
1
wing
IO.
win
oprrniu
ui
-
lar-st
vessels
of
the
Inter-
fleet
sda
are
the
tugs
Imbrecaria;
Uegfd
num
King1
here,
charg-
iim
ith
concealing
more
than
nnn
t
ku
nrvi
t
i
.
.
in
ts
agent
here
tot
the
Con
llMIOJIS
AMI
uxtisu.
!
bad
at
noon
that
reacue
work
ws
I
oi
rrince
tlupert
for
the
month
of
,
""IVU1UCU
Q
eJ,i3UU.lU.
CmlnUm
&
i
..i..M
"wtn
u,
tuiuuieirij
muii-
"'
me
gentlemen
retire
alter
abandoned
to
irmlt
cf
ventilation.
Oc
hundred
women
and
children,
who
:
bread.winnera
were
"entombed,
gather
.iUMjiiTii
u
ttfenttryWMn
man
rexMed.
m;i
)I
ndi.xnd
iiiven
laimtixiit
n:mmi.
LONDON.
March
1.
Newfoundland's
claim
to
the
owner-ahlp
of
territory
In
Labor
penln-ula
in
tubstste
waa
suslslned
with
two
minor
reservations
In
a
decision
handed
down
today
by
the
Privy
Council.
Definition
of
the
boundary
between
Canada
and
Newfoundland
la
now
ak-ed.
MANITOBA
LIQUOR
BOARD
MAN
QUITS
llwiiiivr
Allrt.tt
Ion
l
MJle
That
l
inn
of
IWilrli
lir
h
llmil
M
a
ii
u
furl
it
ml
llngu
IliKire
IjilirU
I
WINNirEO.
March
1.
W.
J.
Bulman.
'
one
of
the
three
membera
of
the
Manitoba
Liquor
Control
Board,
yeaterday
tendered
hla
resignation
which
was
accepted.
Explaining
that
the
firm
or
uhleh
he
wma
prealtlent
had
been
stated
to
have
manufactured
bogus
liquor
labels,
Mr.
Bulman
aald
that
he
deemed
It
wife
to
retire
In
order
to
avoid
embarrassing
the
Bracken
government.
Ha
added
that
the
alleged
contraeta
had
I
been
entered
Into
without
his
know-
MINISTER
EXPLAINS
"
w
n
an
wvwtaw
i
mi
l.
n
in
ui
ii
inN
KIVl
II
II
VI
1
ILUtlrtUlili
1
Ullulinuii
lHULiU
UUlli
...
..
llVCt-ll
ivi,
ia.u
ii
miiik
i
tinil
IMTI.li
STATIC
TAXATION
I
i-Mitc1i.
Price
Mini
uuMi
Here
i
on.
I'm
of
TriHi
In
(
liliu
OTTAWA,
March
1.
Hon.
W.
II.
Mnthrrweil.
minister
of
agriculture.
stated
In
the
House
of
Commons
yes-terddy
afternoon
that
considerations
of
dispatch,
price
and
quality
had
entered
into
the
recent
purcnase
oi
umun
Columbia
vegetables
grown
by
Chlneao
for
shipment
to
cnina
or
me
u.c
British
troops.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
DO.
SllVer
.
Dunell
Glacier
Indian
Independence
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Richmond
Cont
Copper
Bid.
Asked
1.4
Hi
1.07
1.78
1.4S
'
1.47
.10
.11
.08)4
.07
Vi
,10
.12
'
.10
.12J,
2.28
2.28
.13
.14
.07
U
.07
?4
.13V4
7.00
7
28
HALIBUT
BIDS
HIGHER
TODAY
I
.11.1.
Ill
T
5.IHM1
POIND
or
TODAY'
I3t.ixm
AT
i:('IANii:
WAS
AMKU-
ii'.v-i:ii
I'liiii;
was
is.tr
AMI
I
IK'
Hallbut
fares
marketed
through
the
rish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
152,000
pounds
of
which
only
tw
thousand
pounds
was
Canadian.
Timely
amdltlo&a
prevailing,
the
h.ghest
prices
here
since
the
reason
opened
were
paid,
the
top
bid
being
18.4c
and
10c.
The
arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows
A.MKUICAX
Tordcnakjold.
3XIO0
pounds,
to
the
Ulln
Fisheries.
18.2c
and
10c
June.
11.000
pounds,
and
Args.
6.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co..
18c
and
10c.
Rdald
Amundsen.
19.000
pounds,
to
Attn
Fisheries,
18.
4e
and
loe
Baltte.
18XO0
pound,
to
Canadian
Wan
St
Stort&e
Coi
13.4C
and
1
0r.
"
nesoltfle.
5.rx'!pouiiair"'to
'
Pacific
Flsheiie.
17.Cc
and
9c
Paragon.
41.000
junds.
to
Booth.
Fisheries,
lite
and
9c
(.AMMAN
Cape
Spear.
2.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
It
Cold
Storage
Co..
18c
and
8c
DIS1SSALIN
DOPEHEARING
TIIIU.K
CIIIXAMKN'
AM
IIOMIMC
MAIIINO
I
KIlKIt
IX
XAItCOTIC
cam:
at
vancoi
vicu
VAM'lH'VKIt.
Marrh
I.
Three
flilnuinrn
anil
Dominic
Marlni,
an
Italian,
four
of
the
defendants
In
u
nan-otlr
trial
Mhlrli
lia
MuilrI
the
time
of
the
rit)
Hit
onirt
off
uml
mi
for
I
hp
at
tinir
iiioiiIIk,
rrr
ilenrril
f
the
charge
of
miiiik-glliiK
ilriiRS
due
In
lark
of
inrni-iMimlltr
rtldriKT.
Alttjl'lrute
Henry
t'.
Mww
ilreliled.
I'rhn.i
faile
u-ei
nrrp
maile
nut
n;uliit
Itank
.Marino
anil
l)o-mlnlr
CrMnfl
lm
were
reinaiulnl
for
one
week
to
permit
i-onnel
to
prri;irp
llielr
ilrfeme.
CITY
COUNCIL
WILL
TAKE
UP
MATTER
OF
JULYELEBRATION
Before
the
council
adjourned
last
night
Mayor
Newton
advised
the
alder
men
that
he
had
received
letters
from
the
Canadian
Club
of
Vancouver
and
from
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
In
rrince
Hupert
concerning
the
celebra
tion
of
the
sixtieth
anniversary
of
the
Dominion
on
July
1.
In
speaking
of
the
matter
the
mayor
aald
he
merely
mentioned
these
letters
so
that
the
membera
of
the
city
council
could
con-alder
the
question
for
a
week
before
the
matter
came
up
at
the
next
meeting.
PROVINCIAL
LAND
OFFICIAL
SENT
UP
FOR
TRIAL
BY
JURY
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
March
1.
Charles
Latham,
cashier
In
the
provincial
land
office,
waa
yesterday
committed
to
stand
trial
on
charge
of
stealing
government
funds.
He
elected
for
Jury
trial
In
May
and
was
released
on
115.000
ball.
i
All
are
raw
material
as
freshmen,
and
somo
never
become
anything
more
than
rah-rah
material.
Political
timber
la
like
any
other,
depends
on
the
ar
for
Its
growth
It
RUTH
HIATT.
wTio
is
the
"Mrs.
Jimmy
Smith"
of
comedy.
Her
latest
surprise
is
a
giraffe
skin
coat,
designed
for
her
by
Willard
H.
George
and
made
from
a
select
African
skin.
The
fur
has
a
fine
silky
appearance,
the
noticeable
difference
being
in
the
shade
of
the
brown
spots
which
are
more
reddish
or
cocoa-colored
than
those
of
the
jungle
cat.
Neither
Party
Has
Courage
or
Policy
with
Regard
to
Pacific
Great
Eastern,
Perry
Declared
VICTORIA.
March
1.
H.
G.
Perry.
Liberal
member
for
Fort
George,
speaking
on
the
government's
loan
bill
in
the
Legislature
yesterday,
made
an
appeal
for
the
extension
of
the
Pacific
Crept
Eastern
Railway
to
Prince
George.
In
doing
so,
he
said
that
he.
realized
the
country
and
government
was
not
prepared
to
back
up
such
a
move
but.
he
argued,
that
it
would
be
good
business
for
the
government
to
do
it.
In
this
connection
he
said
that,
while
he
was;
ready
to
praise
the
business
men
of
the
province
who
had
taken
portions
as
directors
of
the
railway,
he
did
not
approve
of
the
methods
they
pursued.
He
said
that
the
govern-
,
.v
;
.
ment
must
take
full
responsibility
for
the
under
aklng.
It
must
do
so.
!lso
felt
that
the
government
was
lacking
In
political
courage
In
not
proceeding
with
the
llr.e
to
Prince
George
and
ln
the
fact
of
not
taking
a
atand
as
to
any
policy
with
respect
to
the
matter.
In
this
connection,
he
felt,
the
Conserva-tlvea
were
Just
at
tacking
In
policy
as
ths
government
neither
more
or
less.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
and
that
was
the
very
thing
the
people
of
Canada
did
not
want.
He
also
thought
that
half
of
the
board
should
tvprefeiit
thr
Vst
o
It
had
as
lAueh
UKAIIII
K
ItKI'OIIT.
Prince
Bupcrt.
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
34.
Whtuhorse
Calm,
clear,
temp.
S.
Dawson.
Calm,
clear,
terop.
4.
Selkirk.
Zero.
It'a
hard
to
pick
the
"logical
con
tender"
for
Tunney.
Nobody
knows
who
would
draw
the
largest
crowd.
Western
Railway
Rates
Subject
of
Complaint
in
Budget
Debate;
Saskatoon
Man
Criticizes
Board
OTTAWA,
March
1.
Into
the
discussion
of
tho
merits
of
high
tariffs,
low
tariffs
and
stable
tariffs,
which
featured
the
budget
debate
in
the
House
of
Commons
today,
there
were
Interjected
complaints
that
the
Hoard
of
Railway
Commissioners
had
not
yet
forced
tho
railway
companies
to
put
into
effect
reduced
jrrain
rates
in
the
West.
Tho
complaints
were
lodged
by
A.
M.
Young,
Saskatoon
Liberal
membcr.'wlio
recalled
that
some
twenty
months
ago
the
govern
ment
hail
ordered
these
reductions
which
were
not
yet
In
force.
He
thought
that
the
Railway
.Board
was
getting
too
mut;h
like
a
court
railway
mileage
as
the
East
had.
The
easier
a
man's
Job
is
the
more
time
lie
nm
t
ct
daunted
with
it
t
us
to
Liberal
organization
wcrk.
..
a
party
wcrker.
acquired
an
f
-y
for
the
sale
of
llauor
to
the
.
e:
.ment
and
that.
In
pursuance
of
i
-
eaie.
he
received
ecmmlss'.ons
of
i
a
usind
caaes
of
liquor
and
use'
'
"
1
'!;
"J
0
TAXI
-A
Boston
Grill
Dantl
mm
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
I.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Mnn
i:
r.xi'iuinLrp
miiininir
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
51
ATI'
VI
DECK,
Prop.
'""11
,
.,.
least.
I'hone
-157.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
UL."
A
VII.,
io.
w.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
1,
1927
Circulation
1490
Sales
47S
Price
Five
Ojnls
i
ll
XI
r
i
xr
Tr
nnr
AIL
VVA
I
IU
flUi
URGED
ORE
CHARGES
ARE
MADE
AGAINST
THE
GOVERNMENT
i"V
.
w
v
m
a
op.
orst
Disaster
in
Wales
Recent
History
Mars
Celebration
of
St.
David's
Day;
52
Miners
Dead
filled
coal
working;
rescue
operations
fraught
with
danger;
pathetic
scenes
M
Wi'OKT,
Walt-.,
March
1.
Fifty-two
miners
are
believed
in
!
1
1
,
.
i
m
in
it
r
nn
11
t
11
n
i
nri
wnta
mm..,.,,.
..,
nnTnmikn.
L
i:tl-J
1.
1
.
.
it
1
in
!:
u'u-
niieu
worKinifs
ni
a
marine
coinprv
npar
ncrn.
1
L
1
II
.1
ILJ
fl
t
1
i
o.
''if
uuuivb
were
rexovereu
inn
aiiernoon
anu
non;-
elj.'i
idoneu
of
reaching
the
thirty
others
triipjx-d
a
mile
and
a
r;m
!ic
main
shaft.
At
the
time
of
the
explosion,
135
men
n
un
-j'
r
:
uc
.squads
bringing
out
eighty
alive.
The
disas-10
war
n
the
history
of
Wales
in
recent
years,
occurred
on
in
gloom.
lb
uuk
of
the
rescuers
wu
moet
otmcult.
owing
to
polKXKrtjt
fumte.
and
many
who
descended
were
overcome
an'
:
taken
to
hosplUIs.
The
gat
became
a
Conservatives
Unearth
Another
Liquor
Charge
for
Cabinet
Ministers
FRANK
CARLO
WS
AFFIDAVIT
ALLEGES
LIQUOR
DEAU
AI.SO
LAND
SALE,
FOR
HENEFIT
OF
LIBERAL
FUND
VICTORIA,
March
1
Described
on
one
side
of
the
House
as
ano.ner
libel"
and
on
the
other
as
"a
matter
of
urgent
public
importance,"
new
allegations
against
cabinet
ministers
in
connection
with
the
purchase
of
liquor
were
brought
up
in
the
Legislature
on
.Monday
by
the
Opposition.
The
charges
were
contained
in
an
affidavit
purported
to
have
been
made
by
Frank
Carlow
of
Victoria
on
which
H.
Despard
Twigg,
Conservative
member
for
Victoria,
based
a
resolution
asking
that
Carlow's
statement
be
investigated
by
the
oysil
commission
now
inquiring
into
campaign
funis.
7'.
e
lrudavlt
stated
that,
for
the
spe-
..c
i
uruce
of
app:yirc
the
tanmii-
BRIBE
QUERY
at
.
m
i-r
party
purposes.
The
.
docu-1
OPKMMS
OP
IlKAUIXd
UUrOllE
MIS.
nv
ur-hcr
aaya
that,
with
the
aim
JI
SUCE
Ml
KPI1V
I
PONTPOXLIi
c
t
m
vw.
caxlow
.eiunM
Irom
the
...
'.al
government
for
L.
a.
Thomas',
ONE
1VEKK
..,.
uver
loreahore
lea-
of
land
.
English
Bay.
Vancouver,
for
whloh
VANCOUVER
Much
l.-Shortly
after
thamas
waa
to
pay
W.000
Into
party
',
-
f
eEcd
Its
Searings
yeaterday.
thS
:
n-n
I
in
9
Ansa
In
Va
ruirenn
if
iLft
W
WUB
kit
SUB
vunu
V
JSVA
!
111'
"IS
-.-,-
.,::.,
affldaflVwMnct
r..rmin..-4
tn
h.
,
Justice
Denla
Denla
Murphy,
Murphy,
.which
which,
,
will.
wiUJn-
Jn-
rend
m
the
ifiuSTA'
.permitted
MrTw-ifprl
Info
the
charge.
luASTct
needed
he
attemmed
to
read
the
affi-
uluor
officials,
adjourned
until
avit
but
Attorney
General
Manson
ln-
,
c.tH
fot
nnfrm
tr
tVi
rnlM
mnti
1
;
J-
J.
W.
W.
de
de
B.
B.
.lie
his
motion
atkteg
for
an
lnvestl-
:
,a
:.ui
with
the
Speaker
wha
would
de-
c!do
whether
or
net
It
was
aulflclently
'
1
::;
xrtsnt
to
go
before
the
Legislature.
Speaker
Buckham
upheld
this
view
and
:-uled
Mr.
Twigg
out
of
order
when
the
Utter
railed
to
send
his
motion
up
to
the
chair
The
Opposition
appealed
ih
i
decision
but
the
House
sustained
the
'
Spesker
on
a
division
of
25
to
IS,
V.
W.
Odium.
Liberal,
Vancouver,
and
O.
A.
Walkem,
Provincial.
Point
Orey,
voting
,
with
the
Opposition.
MtTTIMill
M
.MINKKS
i:n.iKVi:i
iikowxf.ii
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
March
1.
Sixteen
miners
are
believed
to
hove
been
drowned
when
a
staging
upon
which
they
were
working
In
the
shaft
.
of
the
Bilshorpe
Colliery
collapsed
this
morning.
Volumes
of
water
poured
Into
the
shaft
through
tlw
breaking
of
a
pipe
and
earth
from
the
aides
fell
In.
!
APRIL
CHARTER
TO
LOAD
GRAIN
CARGO
AT
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
Tho
charter
of
another
"K"
line
freighter
to
the
Wheat
Pool
for
April
loading
at
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
la
announced.
The
vessel,
the
name
of
which
Is
not
known
yet,
will
deliver
a
full
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
WIUEI.KsS
KKI'OltT.
.
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
29.C2;
temperature.
34;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Rain,
light
south
east
wind;
barometer,
29.70;
temper
ature,38;
sea
moderate.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer
2!.40;
temperature,
39.
NOON
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
29.81;
temperature,
49;
aca
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Ralu,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29.72;
temperature
40;
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-44;
temperature
45.
The.
Japanese
department
of
Communications
hat
Issued
a
warning
that
broadcasting
of
political
speeches
Is
prohibited.
When
a
boy
abroad
begins
to
show
signs
cf
being
a
lefthander
the
folks
tt",t
mtppin
ou
hit
diplomatic
i"arer
i
next
Msndiy.
Fms.
K.CM
and
C.
W.
!
Craig.
ICC,
ccutnel
for
the
Uquor
houses
of
the
province,
applied
for
the
adjournment
on
the
grsund
that
notice
of
the
opening
yesterday
was
too
short
to
allow
for
proper
preparation
for
the
sxr.mluauon
of
witnesses.
Pltcalra
Hogg,
commission
counsel,
consented.
LAND
EXCHANGE
IS
NOT
YET
MADE
(ITVC
OI
NCII.
IIEAU
I'KO.M
MIMSTEIl
or
LANDS
ItE
fOW
HAY
riCOI'EKTY
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
advised
the
city
council
In
a
letter
which
waa
read
at
the
meeting
last
night
that
the
exchange
of
property
with
the
Canadian
National
on
the
waterfront
lit
the
vicin
ity
of
Cow
Bay
had
not
been
completed
yet.
The
city
council
thought
It
advisable
that
the
Minister
be
again
advised
of
the
action
of
the
city
council
In
the
matter,
and
copies
of
resolutions
pass;d
by
the
council,
which
have
already
been
forwarded,
will
be
again
be
mailed
by
the
city
clerk.
ALASKA
CANNERY
TO
MAKE
POWER
PROJECT
PLANNED
IOII
PltlNCE
OP
WALES
ISLAND
NOT
PAR
IKO.U
KETCHIKAN
WASHINGTON,
March
1.
The
Alaskan
Consolidated
Canneries
of
Seattle
yesterday
asked
the
federal
power
commission
fcr
a
license
to
construct
a
power
plant
on
Chomley
Creek
In
the
Tonga-is
National
Forest.
Prince
of
Wales
Island.
The
project
Includes
a
dam
with
a
capacity
to
hold
1C0.C00
cuble
feet
of
water
and
a
wood
pipe
line
3.500
feet
'
long.
The
power
will
be
utilized
for
!
canning
purposes,
U.S.
SEIZES
CHINESE
GUNS
.NO
REASON
(HVEN
NAVY
DEPARTMENT
rtUt
ACTION
REPORTED
ntO.M
HANKOW
WASHINGTON,
March
I
Secure
by
the
United
States
minesweeper
Pldjeon
at
Hankow
of
the
arms
of
one
hundred
Chinese
soldiers
who
debarked
there
from
a
vessel
was
reported
today
to
the
Navy
Department.
No
reason
for
ths
"oi,
ure
was
given.