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Money
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way
to
buy
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Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
87.
COMER
Invitations
to
CONVENTION
NOMINATE
S
in
Forming
a
Treaty
Binding
Them
All
Not
to
Resort
to
War
k
.
Secretary
Kellogg
issued
the
invitations
aflerQj
HOLDS
agreenew
wun
France
on
D.C.,
April
13.
-
Hritain,
Germany,
WASHINGTON,
Italy
and
Japan
were
invited
today
by
notes
presented
simultaneously
at
the
various
capitals
to
join
with
France
-
.
-
.
.
...
.
.
wx.aa.w
M
itii
AaaAtJl.Bl.As.
itl
lllllll.
States
last
June.
TREATY
WITH
FRANCE
GIVEN
t
APPROVAL
HERE
-
i
(r4i;nnN
tkv.s
to
mi;tiioi
oi
i
II
I
UNO
IT
IK
f
OK
l;
TAKKN
HV
C.XHW
('IAWA.
Aptffl
13
A
reaoluuon
I
n
for
Approval
of
the
international
..:,.iiuv
conventtan
algned
at
rarU
ix
)iuir
of
Caaaaja
laat
June
waa
In-
:
n
i
rt
into
the
Houae
of
Commona
i
'
i
:
y
by
Premier
Marltenale
Ring
II
!
plained
that
the
agreement
cov-
"i
iitrmatloiuU
defense
measure
..i,
i-ummunlcablt
disease.
Attei
ithy
debate
the
reaolutlon
wa.
i
.!-:
i.'il.
H
Cshan.
ConaervaUvr,
aald
from
the
lie
read
of
the
convention,
it
"
"i
i
mailt
Canada
ui
large
expen-'"
Alio
he
asked
why
the
treaty
i
i.iouKht
'to
arllament
In
Britain
"
"
tira
ties
Mr
tlgned
In
the
name
'
Mnjcaty
thay
became
part
of
the
"l
the
country
at
once.
I
lr
Premier
roplivd
that
In
the
pro-
'i
to
tlie
convention.
Canada
had
'
:
the
right
to
determine
the
ei-'
'
f
participation
In
the
measurei
nt
As
to
ratification
by
Parlla
this
waa
In
accordance
with
the
v
.u'opteo
by
the
present
Oovem
'
i-nectlng
treaties.
RUMOR
OF
DEAL
It
FOR
P.G.E.
RY.
the
;ne
new
'"Itll
ItollllU.MKKi;
AM)
AlSO(.
m;s
MAio
to
iiavi;
maim:
and
Oi
l
Kit
I
OK
II
viCTXiuiA,
Anrll
18.
There
la
a
per
joe
s
"tent
rumor
BeM
that
not
only
are
,nd
nntiah
and
Canadian
capital
lata
fnriated
with
Lord
Rothermere
Itfcety
'
qtitro
control
of
the
B.C.
Klectrlc
the
"'Hiiway
Companjr,
out
that
they
are
tire
"
"t
likely
to
auUM
an
offer
for
the
''UK
Kallway,
which
the
provincial
K
-'
'vrimncnt
U
aeektng
to
aell.
No
urriciai
confirmation
of
the
rumor
'iv.illable.
BROKE
INTO
an.
the
EMPTY
SAFE
VANCOUVKB.
April
18
Burglara
broke
"
the
safe
of
the
Britannia
Mining
it
"inviting
Company
at
Britannia
mines
Wednesday
and
only
the
fact
that
pay-""V
at
the
mines
bad
been
changed
aaved
'
Hfteeii
thouaahd
dollar
payroll.
The
:
ikfu
weut
uurewtuded.
"
..
4.-''
.....
VATIVE
Nations
to
rremier
oriana
or
procedure
and
the
United
States
in
'taj
ed
'
'
I'"'
r
jinx
.
jyjp-i
uct.
1
1
o
11
KAIt
lUVM
ItUAI.
4
tnrormatkm
obtains
In
reliable
4
quarters
Indicates
that
there
Is
more
than
mere
rumor
t
In
John
B.
Morgan's
mill
prcyect
for
the
vicinity
of
the
city
which
:i
waa
suggested
this
week.
Negotiations,
it
la
learned,
have
been
in
progress
for
fome
tune
with
a
view
to
tbe
establishment
of
.
a
large
aawmill
along
the
railway
track
on
Kaien
Island
toward
Port
Id
ward
Until
some
t
of
the
principals
of
the
project
reach
the
city,
however.
It
la
possible
that
no
official
announcement
will
be
fortbeomtatg.
.
The
open
air
parliament
at
Thing-
j
valla.
Ireland,
is
visited
every
year
by
thousands,
because
it
Is
the
oldest
in
world,
tiering
met
first
in
AD
939.
Join
A
CONVENTION
K
4.MMHIW
OATIIMIIMi
DIM
t
sf.
MN.IM'M
Of
THK
ORGANIZATION
AMI
Ml
I.OfMllONS
mam:
kamloops.
APm
.-a
recemmeu-
-
paigas
ta
raise
funds
It
waa
ncoBuneued
by
tbe
secretary
tost
the
provincial
government
He
ask
for
a
grant.
Tbet
wr
M
ehsT-sr
s
ta"
T
Iff"
-iiiiWTrisaiirt
SIS
and
I
TOO
appllcatlona
had
been
received
for
membership
in
the
past
six
months.
SIR
PiSCY
LAKE
AT
LEGIDN
CONVENTION
.
ITotrrm
Hetng
Made
Mate
UxstHlon
ItenlaVnl
ul
Kamlos
KAMLOOPS.
April
13
-
Addressing
tbe
Canadian
Lsglon.
B.C.
rommand
at
theti
annual
convention
here
yesterday..
Sir
Percy
Lake,
Dominion
president,
con-
gratulated
the
provincisl
body
on
the
progi
ess
made
in
the
number
of
char'
tcred
breaches
Oreat
prog
res,
wsa
ba
ing
made
by
the
Legion
in
Canada.
aald
The
Issue
of
membership
cards
and
badaea
by
the
provincial
body
Instead
of
the
Dominion
command
was
mended.
Board
of
Directors
to
MOO.
Tbe
Indian
department
gave
300
and
tbe
city
that
year
had
set
aalde
approximately
gisao.
Tbe
businessmen
ot
tbe
city
were
expected
to
do
tbe
rest.
D.
.labour
suggested
curtailing
the
activities
ot
the
fair
to
the
local
area
and
thus
saving
several
thousand
dot
,,
ingUad
of
spending
from
ten
to
twelve
thousand
dollars
they
could
run
It
for
from
five,
to
seven
thousand
and
give
prises
for
an
Indian
band
oomps-
tiqon,
'
SJ,
tt
leVtfrto
ssspretsed
the
oplhloa
thirt
If
the
fair
wars
not
held
It
would
lLOk
as
J'tni'slty
was
on
the
down
etadb.
s"'
'!'
"'
'1
"
l"i-
V1'
I
M.
P.
HaOaffary
spoke
of
the
good
work
done
Jry
Alderman
Itudhomme
when
he
aunated
tbe
fair
on
a
former
weswn.
n
was
tne
tnira
lair
in
the
city
ami
was
a
good
one.
T
Ross
McKay
suggested
s
log
rolling
eont1"'
Nominations
from
which
the
addi-
v.u..
omen
01
tne
noara
were
chosen
wart
O.
oullck.
Harry
Macey.
J.
Frsstr,
Henny
MoQuade.
M.
P.
Mc-
......
.w.j.
,H.,
.m,i
ttr.,
Mild
Y.
J
Kiritpstrlca.
Enthusiastic
Meeting
Decides
Hold
Fair
This
Year
and
Fills
Vacancies
wan
a
Im-irv
and
enthusiastic
meeting
of
the
Fair
Association
T1IKMK
in
the
city
hall
lat
night
with
Alderman
rrudhomme
nrwairilnir
anil
I'ercv
Tinker
aerretarv.
nt
urhirh
fnur
Hlr.
torn
were
elected
to
fill
vacancies
and
amid
coniderable
enthusiasm
was
unanimously
decided
to
proceed
with
the
holding
of
a
fair
this
year.
Between
fifty
and
sixty
persons"
were
present.
Mayor
McMordie-
called
the
meeting
to
order
and
urged
that
the
fair
w
a
ttuod
thing
for
the
city
and
he
could
not
understand
present
lack
of
interest.
After
electing
chairman
and
secretary
merlin;
got
dmti
to
business.
The
-
h
r
directors
chcaen
were
M.
P.
Mc-
-rht
Thm
ortlnilry
g,.,,
WM
Irom
saeo
Caflery.
W.
A.
ancrman
jr..
m.
uu..
J.
D.
Fraser.
those
already
chosen
being
Alderman
Prudhomine
(repreaent-lng
the
city
council
1.
Howard
Steen,
Brown.
N.
Mitsanlem.
J.
J.
Olllia
Oeorge
Casey
Mr
Casey
announced
that
Ol.er
Besner
had
not
yet
bean
hfard
fram
but
If
he
decided
to
act
on
directorate,
he
(Mr
Cswyl
wotild
re-j
and
make
a
place
tor
imu.
aud
L.
J.
rutli.ee
ra
were
O
Hanson
Bell.
The
new
directors
will
meet
in
Tuesday.
1
iot:i
J-AKHV
ON
t'.li
Among
the
spekera
Olo(
Hanson
ntrorwly
urged
that
tlie
fair
be
carried
The
debt
nail
been
wiped
but
and
improvement
paid
for
Last
year
was
mat
time
the
Interior
peopl
ha"
backed
up
the
fair
ana
vii
j
..,.!..
rrnrts
would
be
maae
in
mv
direction.
He
moved
that
the
fair
be
held
this
yesr
as
usual
-
mu.ns
M.
P.
MoOsffery
esooiided
the
motion
and
It
waa
carried
j
without
a
dissenting
voice.
j
tn
.n.anr
tn
ulieStlOKK
It
developed
thut
tbe
provincial
government
last
yesr
contributed
S4A0
H
11"
'
llu
s
n
1
fcavlug
bceu
muue
tu
h'l'
uu-
1
the
mdm
Northern
and
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
13,
1928
VICTORIA
TUG
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
V.1WXWVKB.
Aprtl
13
The
Victoria
lug,
MM
nr.
la
tnougT.t
to
be
a
total
loss
In
Lewis
Channel
where
.he
sank
In
38
fathoms
of
water.
She
struck
the
cliff
Wednesday
anornli.g
The
tug
la
more
than
40
years
old
and
was
formerly
named
Queen.
The
blow
looiened
the
superstructure,
which
floated
off.
fflLNCTJ!K.
,
NAN
IMO
I.ST
EVENING
Trkii
tu
niintf
intw
Uimb
and
ite-
i-uit.r
KiMt4i
itt
if
ivur
Mated
NANAIMO.
April
tt.
Louie
Martin,
an
Ind.a:..
waa
drowned
and
hit
wife
re-
'
man
lr:ed
unauccasaiWlv
to
elliab
up
the
iMe
af
the
buatajkl
finally
became
m.wwu
uni
m
I
Adveruw
in
the
Di!t
Ne
neOliailOn
01
a
WOrlU-WIUC
treaty
binding
tllC
nations
dlJh
Vtt
the
D-intr;on
command
h
cued
t.r
clinging
for
half
an
hour
to
-eel
and
eiU
inspection,
the
movement
not
to
resort
tO
War
'
urd
M
mluK
tbr
P""
capita
levy!
gasboet
anchor
Um
laat
evening.
The
Juveniles
ard
single
ntcn
with
m,
.....
.
.
.
,
from
one
dollar
to
7fx
win
made
by
j
two
hud
been
upatt
out
of
their
canoe
view
to
encouragement
of
British
tm-llie
invitation
Was
CXteiUled
by
Secretary
Kellogg
Botert
MacNichol.
sccrcUry.treajurcr.j
"hen
returning
to
UM
gaebpat
and
the
nUkraLioi..
after
an
aBTPPmPIll
on
nrnrpriiiro
tvlfli
Arictidn
llrSntwi
on
the
opening
yesterday
of
the
oon-Wnn
caught
tbe
each:
line.
The
'
miiiitrui
Promipr
of
Fr'inrn
rrauii.
ventton
of
the
provincial
command
of
...
Canadian
Legion,
fie
aaid
two
Secretary
Kellogg
submitted
a
draft
representing
in
"
i
piu
ux
went
to
a
general
way
the
form
of
treaty
the
United
States
was
'
T
"a"500
"Tf"?
"
!e,!n,
T
ii-
mi
i
,
...
.
than
8490
a
month.
Ii
d.vlded
equally
prepared
to
sign.
The
language
was
almost
identical
the
provincial
command
would
be
eeif-wilh
the
original
treaty
nionosed
bv
Hrianri
to
f
hn
IlnWrd
supporting
without
resuming
to
cam-
German
Plane
Reported
Seen
but
No
Definite
News
of
the
German
Monoplane
Reaching
This
Continent
from
Irelar
d
YOUK.
April
13.
Captain
tiarkhouse
of
the
government
NbW
stramer
Arraa
reported
seeing
a
plane
flying
over
Kingsport.
Nova
Scotia,
on
or
about
the
Bremen's
sched-
time
but
too
high
to
distinguish
the
markings.
No
other
Sled
lane
is
known
to
have
been
flying
in
the
vicinity
and
the
captain
felt
sure
it
was
the
Bremen.
Bath,
Maine,
reported
that
a
plane
was
heard
in
that
vicinity
later.
There
were
unconfirmed
reports
that
a
plane
was
sighted
over
Newfoundland
earlier.
Except
for
them
indefinite
reports
no
word
has
been
heard
of
the
Bremen
sinoe
ahe
was
a
short
way
over
the
Atlantic,
following
the
takeoff
from
Baldonelle
at
5.38
yesterday
morning.
LENNIE
WILL
MAKE
INOUIRY
INTO
POLICE
tl.LTdOK
A(lltl:l
TO
MltMIT
I
iaiiii:nci:
in
hi
hand
to
atllHloTKKX
j
VAM
Ol
VHf.
rll
la-UHh
smly
asne
HHntlag
vitlr
the
etty
esrawell
last
Hlght
apHiliiled
It.
9.
little.
aoeouier
barrister,
to
ewmlart
sh
an
lnetlgalWin
Into
the
alttgtil
ir-regHlarUlet.
wHhln
tte
V"H(I
IWlmenC
A.
II.
Mi-NrrU.
K.('
will
assM
la
the
lnUlr.
WHi
wHI
be
j
lehl
Hwder
the
prntliaa
r
the
rlty
rlHirter.
AMerman
.Melnues
asked
I
far
a
llayal
rwuiiili.
nller
rommihiiirr
l
letrher
sslil
Ite
had
ramiMrte
iniifldrmr
In
llie
ltrtrHy
m
,Mrr.
IMiile
and
Mat
Nelll
and
hoiiIiI
plsee
all
the
rtldriirr
In
hl
Mielii
liefore
llie-n
anil
e-uierMlr
tu
he
fullest
evlmt
In
the
M-r(oriaitie
of
their
Murk.
BROADCASTING
IS
CONSIDERED
iovi:hnmi:nt
mav
takk
ovkk
WIIOI.I:
WVMTKM
A
IN
UltlTAIN
IS
ANNOl
NCEH
OTTAWA.
April
13
Han.
P.
J.
A,
Cardin
announced
in
tba
Hawse
today
..,.
or
....
develoasaant
tn
recent
times
of
hroadcnsiins
ated
bavins
iw-i
uni
to
the
aeeuiii.iily
uo
satisfactory
condition
now
obtaining,
tba
Oovarn-
mat,t
u
giving
conaideraelon
to
the
question
whether
or
not
It
would
be
B-n-r,Uy
advantageous
la
adapt
the
polloy
of
national
broadBsatlng
along
tht
Unt
.aopu
m
thU
reepeet
by
the
British
Government."
Advcrtlx
in
thi
Dally
Ncwi.
BRITISHERS
!
ARE
WANTED
,nu:-TOI(
Of"
IMMKil!
ATION
AffiM
inn
it
ne
make
cix.ut
in
Bi:irix
OTTAWA.
Apr:l
lb
We
should
to
to
lhe
Umlt
10
lnake
11
ckr
vc
"aoi
:l
lht
Brlthera
that
ve
can
settle
to
come
to
thla
country.
W.
J.
B.ack.
director
of
oolu:;
last
ion
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
inform
the
agri-
cultural
oonawitMe
o.
u
House
to
-
j
Dr
Mack
declared
that
since
tbe
public
of
Oreat
Britain
ajjparcJ
of
the
opinion
tiiat
Canada
wa
not
anxioua
to
encourage
Britith
to
come
to
thla
country,
an
effort
anouid
be
mtove
to
convince
them
to
the
contrary.
He
made
recommendations
concerning
uaed-
I
1
Hotel
proprietor,
on
the
Freuch
Riv
era
are
olierlng
reward
fcr
the
In-
gcuiwiM
wan
i.
.41
inwoi
a
i:ew
jjwbtniB
u
for
the
thcueanda
of
touriata
who
go
i
there
every
winter.
.
VARS1TYW0N
BASKETBALL
ilr
I.IU.
iiWK
IIMIINA
3
TO
3a
DHl'H-IIIMI
IN
I
IKNT
UAMi;
Of
MilllKa
RXOINA.
April
13
-
Regina
basket
-I
bailers
suffered
a
63
to
80
drubbing
In
he
the
first
game
against
the
University
01
British
Columbia
in
the
aesai-flnale
for
the
Western
Canada
champlonablp.
Tbe
second
game
will
be
played
Sat
urday
night,
the
total
goals
to
count.
'
iiipog
fur
the
wesurn
title.
WOODHEAD
PRESIDENT
TEACHERS'
FEDERATION
Ulhsm
nt
lYIner
Uupert
M
re
of
t:rrHtltr
fee
Vorihern
ll.r.
side
VANCOUVER.
April
13.
-
T.
W.
Wood-
head
of
Vancouver
was
chosen
president
ot
the
B.C.
Teachers'
Pederat:on.
John
8.
Wilson
of
Prince
Rupert
waa
appoint-
ed
a
member
of
the
executive
repre-
aentlug
northern
British
Columbia.
the
New
Yorh
Rangers
Won
Fourth
Game
of
Hockey
Championship
Series
Leaving
the
Teams
Tiedl
0NTHEAL,
April
1.
The
Boston
Grill
Montreal
Mirooiis
one
goal
to
nothing
last
night
and
tied
Ruway
nss
been
purchased
by
a
syn-up
the
Stanley
Cup
series
at
two
games
each.
The
fifth
and
dicate
headed
by
Lord
RoUtenaere.
deciding
irame
will
be
nlavad
Saturday.
Convention
Last
Night
Chose
James
Thompson
Conservative
Candidate
No
Other
Name
Mentioned
at
Meeting
Which
Was
Well
Attended
and
Kepresentative
of
District
jAMS
H.
Thompson,
pioneer
hardware
dealer
in
this
city,
last
I
njj?ht
nniwd
the
nomination
of
the
district
Conservatives
to
J
.c?ntf
l'""
KuP?rt
ridin
on
their
lt
in
the
next
pro-
miiujjnuii
name
was
ine
oniy
one
HUOmiltea
ot
&e
convention
which
took
place
in
the
party
club
room.
There
was
a
larjre
and
enthusiastic
(fathering,
upectatorx
in
addition
to
delejfates,
und
the
candidate
received
an
ovation
after
his
selection
had
been
made.
The
nomination
was
nrnnmu.il
hv
C
H
Hn
nl
-..,.nl
I...
Jchn
Flewin.
both
of
whom
made
n
-
thw.iu.tjc
."ptschca.
Other
speaker
were
!
Walt
r
Drinnan
of
Vancouver.
Ooriaeava-
tlve
crgaui
rr
far
Brltiab
Columbia,
who
arrived
In
the
eltv
on
veatcrdmv
&fur-1
lratn
ft!lcwto
,
tour
of
the
lnter!3r.
,nd
,aUed
u,t
a
,or
tba
south;
V.
C.
Stuart.
W.
H.
Love.
E.
A.
Itann.
W.
W.
Wright
and
Miss
B.
kf.
Bar;.
Much
cpt'miam
ss
to
tbe
party's
pnspects
of
success
was
aajaassad
and
tbe
conviction
was
voiced
that
there
would
be
sn
election
wtthla
s
few
oi'nthn
when
tbe
Conservatives
would
-weep
the
province.
W.
S.
PMstr.
pre-
s.oent
01
tne
aaaaciauoa.
chair.
There
was
a
rati
aeniHiim
at
The
aeir-aancunoed
Conservative
can-
tldlat
Ex-Mayor
8.
M.
Newton,
wsa
not
pies.-nt
ncr
wss
the
sltustion
caused
through
hia
entry'
Into
the
rield
dls-
CUMCd
Mr
Thcmpson.
who
enjoys
general
p.pular.ty
and
esteem
and
who
may
be
counted
upon
to
make
s
etrong
run
for
the
seat.
Is
a
native
of
Nova
Scott..
He
a
brrther
of
Dr
Alfred
Thompson,
for
years
member
of
parliament
for
Yukon,
iutt
came
here
from
Sandon
In
IS08
He
had
been
engaged
in
mining
In
tbe
Slocan
district
for
ten
yeara
but.
upon
arrival
in
Prince
Rupert,
be
buUt
a
ttcre
on
the
old
railway
reserve
town-
slu
and
established
a
hardware
business
which
he
has
since
successful!
eon-
ducted.
Mr
Thompson,
though
this
Is
nis
nrsi
entry
tor
Donors
upon
tne
political
field,
has
seen
considerable
pub-
crvic
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
a
iru'iiit-r
of
the
police
commlaaion
in
;
v
'.or
,hat
office
was
appointed
by
ti.i'
;
r
vinr-ia.
g3vcrnment.
has
also
been
hool
trustee
and
fcr
tlie
past
two
or
thrv
yearn
has
been
preatOent
of
the
Prin
rr
Rupert
Oeoeral
Hospital
aaaocla-'
tlcn.
Unosten'st'ous
and
unassuming.
(
has.
neve;
the
less,
been
sn
effective
1
'
worker.
Mr.
Thompson
for
years
has
been
a
:
promlrnt
member
of
the
Masonic
1
Orde.
here.
He
is
also
an
Oddfellow
,
of
tn,
Boury'.n,
Prince
Murert
Clubt
He
was
active
tn
.
board
of
trsde
for
some
years.
W.
E
Fisher
called
the
meet
lug
to
order
after
which
J.
C.
McLenrjm
waa
elected
chairman
of
the
delegates
and
took
the
chair.
H.
A.
Bren
acted
as
secretary
and
the
creden'.lal
commltte
consisted
of
R.
W.
Cameron.
John
Lau-
linen
and
C.
J.
O'aham
Delegates
were
present
representing
various
out-
points
in
the
riding.
The
hlgheri
hotel
In
Europe
is
the
Kulm
Hotn
st
the
terminus
of
the
Zermatt-Oomergrat
Railway
In
8wltawr-
1
land.
It
is
thirteen
times
higher
than
Woolworth
Building
of
New
York.
New
York
Raagara
defeated
the
The
Hangers
faced
the
battling
Maroon
squad
but
met
their
aggressive
play
and
earned
the
win.
The
first
period
ended
without
score.
In
the
second
the
Rangers
earned
their
one-goal
margin
when
three,
man
pehetrated
the
Maroon
defense
with
Boucher
flipping
the
disc
over
the
prostrate
body
of
the
Maroon
goalie.
I
the
Maroons
had
a
alight
edge
in
ter-
The
Ranger
defense
proved
Impene-
rltorlal
play
but
which
they
were
unliable
'
for
the
remainder
of
the
game.
able
to
'onvert
Into
goala
owing
to
the
It
was
:
strenuou"
atrule
In
which
rood
wuU
of
Miller,
the
Ranker
goalie.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
nev.ly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone-
457
THOMPSON
w
-
-
-
QUESTIONS
TO
CURRIEMUST
RE
ANSWERED
-UIM1R
OltliKKH
THAT
MFAEKU.
MIK
AKTIU
K
COMMIT
I1IMKIU
ON
1
TtVO
Ol
BHTKUsH
COBOBO,
Out..
Aprtl
11
Qtwerai
smswwwi
a
w
ii4vsvuyu8
s
uvii,
am
ujv
advice
of
00
tinsel,
he
refused
to
answer
t
his
examination
lor
dlscjvery.
Jua
O'Connor
decided
todav
The
questions
nne:
1.
Is
Uist
ststJntent
correct
that
Sir
8am
Hughes
made
on
the
flor
of
the
House
on
June
16.
1M0,
thst
It
wsa
you
instead
of
Col
Jack
Currle
who
was
ln
,
dUgoUt
,nd
ttf
reason
of
which
In
dotnt
Col.
Jack
Cutrle
wsa
sent
home
from
the
front?
3
Dld
yu
IraD1
Qg,.
arnment
cf
Canada
the
aum
of
t0M0
or
any
amount
in
113
and
ISM
or
.pproxlmetely
within
that
time,
tor
the
minm.
0f
Durehastna
uniforms
for
a
Highland
Bwgimeiit
in
Victor
la.
of
which
you
were
an
odleer?
Th.
,...m.
k.
ora
lh,
registrar
on
Friday
or
Bayjgj.
PREMIER
TELLS
OF
FINANCES
AVS
lIHfTltll
f'OMMHIA
COUPAUfX
WKI.I.
WITH
OTIISK
PHOt
INt'EK
THIh
KMIAHII
VANCOtnrER.
April
13
-There
would
not
be
a
dollar
of
B.C.'a
debt
In
lWa
which
could
not
b-
provided
for
In
the
sinking
fund,
stated
Premlei
McLean,
addressing
the
annual
me
tins
last
night
of
the
B.C
branch
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association,
The
Premier
reviewed
the
financial
position
of
the
province
Indicating
that
the
obligations
were
well
within
the
reasonable
llmita
of
the
population
and
resource
of
the
province
and
that
In
comparison
with
other
prov.noes
of
the
Dominion.
B.C.
was
in
a
-ry
satlsfac-
tory
position.
"
CONFIRMS
SALE
B.C.
ELECTRIC
AHLt
TO
I'RfiMHR
MM'I.KAV
IIY1
THANN.M
TION
INXOIA'KM
tVIIOIJt
Of
NYaTBM
VICTORIA,
April
13
-Premier
Mac-
Lean
"
has
been
Infortited
from
Z.11Z-LT
s3S3
that
the
British
Columbia
The
cable,
which
gave
ao
details.
from
Mackay
fJdgar
and
Oeorae
con.
who
visited
British
Odi
ubla
time
Ago
The
transaction
involves
s
consideration
of
approslmateiv
W
..000,000
and
Includes
the
company
a
street
railway
services
on
Vancouver
Island
and
the
power
and
gaa
plants.
Subhcrtbe
for
the
Daily
News.
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