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the
quality
if
the
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and
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tuok
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they
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the
pr-
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RECORD
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March
The
Board
o(
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HI
upport
tbe
Vancouver
Board
ill
Ita
application
1
.
the
Ooveraaieiii
to
have
u.i.J'iU
m:i
cttoba
ou
uatlunal
(aik
area
reoacred.
It
la
the
opinion
that
unc
Canada
'
park
area
an-
ko
vaat.
mlolna
actlTl-urs
mould
noi
detract
freatly
Iron.
Uielr
buuty.
HWCASTE
WINS
UMll,
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nil
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the
value
of
the
OUsan
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than
a44.ao0.000
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the
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of
the
Dominion
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at
the
;
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the
Canadian
Kootn.
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mid
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whltewatn
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member
of
a
Woortbin-
cabinet,
f
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Canadian
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party
hers
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make
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In
INK
Kteul
HANKS.
Alaka.
March
8.
Joe
mulatto
muaner,
driving
n
..:
dja.
won
the
opening
rare
i
iAl
Pairbaaka
Kennel
Club
uiay
when
be
flnlabed
eight
(i.d
of
Waiur
Noolaer
of
,.,
led
the
most
of
the
way.
time
over
the
Ilftf
-eight
iiuiud
courae
waa
five
houra,
n.K'i.t
and
fuiv
seoouoa.
itriviiiK
a
team
owama
m,
an
ol
Kaliai.
finished
,i:ty-'ii
minutes
Iviit-
i
tu-
brollMr
by
third.
behind
hit
VANCOUVER.
EXCHANOB
1
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mountains
of
ths
upturnsd
underlying
the
Horth
America.
HHMMfiiOW
mioii.i
nr.
roiK
in
HAKHUIt
AT
mh
TIMS.
Tills
i;i;-
IMi
IIKr
OCt'AMON
I
TWO
ON
BERTH
TODAY
MKII
qr
oium
UAH
TO
BE
(oSDI-TIHKKTI
llttr.
Till
N
I
AI
HISU
DtLAV
IN
LOAIUMi
SHU
N
Prlnoe.ltupeTt'a
'.wrnty-f
rat
grain
ah'p
of
the
aaaaon.
it
saa
learned
thu
mrru-lag.
wHI
be
the
Brltlih
ateaa.er
Deme.c-tou
blan
la
reported
due
tonorru
to
load
for
Ua
United
K.oedsm
or
Continent,
being
already
lined.
Ou
tbe
arrival
of
the
Demrrrton.
it
will
ae
the
flrat
tine
tMa
aeaaon
that
four
grln
ahlpa
bare
been
in
port
at
Uie
same
time.
The
Demereton
la
owning
from
the
Old
Oountry
Durtag
the
paat
twenty-four
houra
ftftr
oarleada
of
grain
bare
arrived,
from
lb
prairMe
far
the
local
elevator.
W-i
tWi
laerolee:
aaaarMd
MO
carloaeH
on
the
diviakm
bound
here
at
neb
of
the
ratn
comiof.to
Prinot
Rupert
Utely
la
rapoHed
te
wet.
lu
.
handlini
hartna
cauaed
delay
Is
toedlni
of
ahlpa.
Tbe
condition
la
general
on
the
coast.
Having
eoatpleted
fumigating
at
the
the
Brtttab
grain
ship
Pern
TO
DISPOSE
OF
HICKMAN
BODY
MOV
MtH4Hlr:il
MAY
IT
MILL
I
V
T
IMKLNTH
TO
IM
AM
THKY
fcK
HI
STEWART
RAIL
I
down
to
the
elevator
yea-
'
terday
afternoon
and
pouring
of
grain
,
Into
tbe
teasel
comtneoced
about
4
pjn.
The
Wrnasonr
will
take
a
full
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
steamer
Skegness
alo
moved
alongside
tbe
elevaur
yesterday
afternoon
but
up
to
this
morning
had
not
started
loading
The
sUsmst
Manse
poo!
twentieth
ship
of
the
season,
is
stlU
anchored
In
tbe
stream
today
awalUng
a
berth.
hi:
LOS
AKOaUH.
March
S
That
the
attorneys
for
W.
B
Hickman
have
dee-paired
of
saving
him
from
hanging
waa
Indicated
when
they
announced
that
Hickman's
body
would
be
turned
over
to
Mayo
Brothers
hospital
at
Rochester.
Minnesota,
following
the
execution.
Hlekmaa
said
tbe
sttorneys
had
nothing
to
do
with
it.
"It
la
up
to
my
parents
to
mnkr
dixixwitiou
oi
my
remains
as
they
se
fit.
he
declared.
IShimiTH
IHOM
NORTHERN
CAMP
HTAIK
.111
T
lOl
It
IHMlKlll
MBK
V1LL
Hi:
EMI'LOYLII
ON
NIIORT
LINK
Telegraphic
information
received
from
Stewart
today
la
to
tbe
effect
that
re-1
construction
work
on
the
Portland
Canal
'
Short
Line
Railway
there
Is
to
bs
stSrted
Immediately
by
Hon.
H.
H
Stevens.
Uf
.
and
W.
A.
Lewth
waits.
It
Is
said
that
four
hundred
men
will
be
employed
as
soon
weather
permits
commencement
of
the
work.
Tbe
pro-'
poaal
Is
to
recondition
the
road
so
ss
A-
u
.
mliM
nf
t
m
IWr
Rt
iMr
BUDGET
VOTE
NEXT
TUESDAY
i
for
another
day
wltb
the
vote
pretty
I
definitely
scheduled
tor
neat
Tuesday.
I
I
Henri
Bourasui.
La
belle.
Independent,
I
announced
his
Intention
of
voting
for
the
Progressive
sub-amendment,
against
the
Conservative
amendment
and
for
the
main
budget
motion.
W.
O.
MeQuarrle
New
Westminster.
Conservative,
discussing
Oriental
ex-elusion,
declared
that
steps
should
be
taken
having
the
effect
of
keeping
Orientals
out.
This
was
tbe
view
In
British
Columbia,
he
stated.
EMPEROR'S
DAUGHTER
VICTIM
OF
INFLUENZA
TOKIO.
March
8.
Prlnesss
Hlas.
the
six
months
old
daughter
of
the
Emperor,
who
was
recently
attacked
by
In-
fluenaa.
died
yesterday
from
penjimonla
vo
mnvm
.
"
i.
i
i
.
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I...
ii.
!...
Vslley
snd
sgentuslly
penetrate
further
,
neieu
to
urniK
me
prouvn.
uevuud.
'
Oold
W.400
ouncpa.
valued
st
SfllS
Mr
Lewthwalte
nrrived
at
Btewart
71S.
from
Vsneouver
today
I
Silver
7.178.007
or...
valued
st
84.087,
.
-
768.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
'
c
Tpn
iSV-MC't'
''
valued
at
baveMoney
Boston
Grill
.
way
to
buy
the
m
subscribe
by
the
P
,vt
i
15.00
and
your
..
nd
tu
your
address
just
figure
out
the
,
you
for
this
dally
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
MONTREAL,
high
as
SI
TS
firm
firm
A'W'mi't
at
world
t'liylit
endurance
record
endc
in
crash.
Niilher
lioer
Q.
Williams
nor
Clarence
Chamberlin,
the
fi.inou.
tiaii.Haliiiii.il-
I
iHT.
was
iiijured
Wiien
iieir
plane
crashed
at
Richmond,
a.
Chniberlin
in
flying
U,'.h
at
the
right.
Land
Settlement
Board
is
a
Perfectly
Legal
Department;
Cannot
be
Sued
for
Damages
VANCOUVER,
March
8.
Further
interpretation
of
the
judgment
of
the
court
af
apiwaj
in
the
kattenbury
caw
shows
that
it
affects
40,000
acres
of
land
in
the
coast
and
Omineca
districts.
Tiieir
Lordships,
decide
that
F.
M.
iUtlenbury
of
Victoria,
former
owner
of
these
land,
many
of
which
were
in
the
Bulkley
Valley,
has
no
right
of
action
against
tbe
Land
Settlement
Hoard.
'T.
The
suit
was
for
'
damaKea
amounting
to
$600,000,
plaintiff
aJlegiag
that
m
tt
ttpalt
ethe
at
the
board
his
oojoiiiia-
Hon
scheme-
was
dVtatei
and
tbe
settlers
abandoned
the"
lande
acnt
HUlrad
from
him.
The
auH
failed
ou
-
have
been
J"""1
"u
n
FllT
TTIfi
1X1
Board
cannot
be
sui-d
bccaiue
n
m
-
f(
H
III
II
I
liim
II
J
depa.-tnvejt
of
the
Ooverniueut.
A
suit
lllil
U
V
1
lUI
1
111
of
this
kind
esn
be
brought
only
by
nermltalon
cf
the
Otvernmeat
when
a
special
flat
la
granted.
Chief
Justice
of
Appeal
Macdonald
EXPRESS
RATE:?
old
also
held
that
the
land
settlement
and
n..in.nt
At
warn
within
the
rlsht
M.WOK
C'OMI'AMKM
INAt
lil
lCATK
f
u
nrnvino.
to
enact
and
not
ultra!
UX
MMIJi
I
ROM
tl
HOPE
TO
vires,
sel.
as
claimed
by
Rattenbury'e
coun-
Tills
COIXTIIY
talked
to
a
In
London
March
8.
Reductions
as
in
the
scale
of
charges
originating
in
Burope
destined
fcr
Canada
have
been
made
at
s
conference
of
the
two
major
express
companies
In
Canada
The
reductions
become
effective
this
year.
-
-
!
Chsrges
are
reduced
to
tbe
western
IIBNIII
HOI
ItAMNA
AMI
IV.
tl.
Mr-
provinces
as
follows:
1(1
AKKIi:
AMOMl
Hl-KAKKtts
IN
j
Packages
of
three
pounda
and
under
Dhimi:
i:sli:iilAY
iao
Over
three
'
pounds
to
erven
pounds
61.70:
over
seven
pounds
and
to
OTTAWA.
March
S
-The
debate
on
eleven
pounds
83.80.
Over
eleven
pounds
the
budprt
held
the
House
of
Commons
i
and
to
16
pounds
88.68.
VANCOUVER
TO
GREAT
BRITAIN
i
I
VAMCOtrVBR.
March
8.
-
The
first
radio
telephone
conversation
between
Vancouver
and
Oreat
Britain
took
place
today
when
member
of
s
local
business
CN
R.
ateamer
Prince
John,
ftoatj
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-1
larrla.
la
reported
due
to
arrive
In
port
'
!
at
10
o'clock
tonight
WORK
STARTING
pro;fc
0f
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
Estimated
at
$10,756,000
for
the
Year
1927
.
Work,
en
tbe
sits
for
tat
theatre
to
be
erected
on
Third
Avenue'
by
at
leak
and
Faul
Alva-off
la
proceeding
In
full
swing.
Excavation
for
the
basement
la
being
carried
on
by
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co
while
Mitchell
Currte
are
tearing
down
the
Bent
store
which
occupies
eighteen
feet
of
frontage
acquired
from
P.
Burns
Co..
Ltd.
by
the
Alvseoffa
as
additional
ground
for
tbe
theatre.
rLOW
PRICES
FOR
H4LIBUT
STILL
IM
184,1m
Offeeett
T(Hlay.
7,108
INinaea
K
soW
Here
Three
boaU.
with
87300
pounds
of
halibut.
..Id
thklr
catches
here
today:
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall
with
newly
laid
dancinir
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN
The
latest
and
best
for
thi
least.
Phone
457
.
.
:
,
V.
PRINCE
RUl'EHT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
8,
1928
Price
Five-Cents
8j
HI
67
Jen
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ftu
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UB1UZA1WN
ON
FRONTIER
TO
PREVENT
ARAB
ATTACKS
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rinsn
i
one
naive
ateps
to
Protect
Frontier
Against
Holy
War
Started
in
Transjordania
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a,
.,!
mooHizea
on
frontier
in
i'aiestme
to
prevent
tribesmen
crossing
l,i'i)0.,
March
8.
British
preparations
for
a
var
in
Arabia
continued
today.
Men,
armored
cars,
i,s
a;id
airplanes
arc
mobilized
along
the
border
of
r;
i
rdunia
to
turn
back
any
attack
by
Wahabi
tribes-
.
II
IT..
...I
n
11
1
1
(Jf
I
lllll
IIHHU.
despatch
from
Jaffa
telk
of
preparations
being
ill'
ii
v
ill
ill
iiir.i
ail
uii.niiin.
1
k
i
iiiiiii
1
111
1
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.
v.
mjhi'i.i'd.
AH
officers
and
men
have
been
recalled
I.i.
in
A
nwmiiniul
nn
1
I
t
1
fx
rvtuT
fnr
Ammnm
in
iho
snmn
rmintrv
vpstordav.
Ji
v
ish
telegraphic
agency
despatch
from
Jerusa-aifJ
airplanes
and
seven
tanks
were
sent
to
the
n-iuruania
frontier.
SHIPC0M1NG
I
T
r
1
British
Steamer
Coal
Harbor
Released
from
Custody
of
U.S.
Courts
Captain
and
Crew
Released
from
Bail
Following
Verdict
That
Vessel
Illegally
Seized
by
U.S.
Authorities
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
8.
A
verdict
declaring
the
steamer
Coal
Harbor
outside
the
jurindiction
of
the
United
States
diatrict
!
court
when
she
was
seized
23
miles
off
the
coast
near
the
Farallones
on
February
17,
1925
was
returned
by
the
federal
court
here
yesterday.
The
vessel
and
cargo
of
liquor
has
been
held
here
since
it
was
seized.
The
Court
immediately
exonerated
the
bonds
of
tbe
vessel's
captain
and
crew.
Tl.
r,ui:
had
already
conceded
tfcatt
l!ie
Coal
Harbor
waa
beyond
tbe
twelve
mile
lln.lt.
Ttk
Cormac.
legal
advlaer
tc
ihe
BrltUh
Couaul
General
here,
waa
;n
court
win
the
verdict
was
returned.
Tin
court
attaehea
the
toterpreution
to
his
prceuce
there
that
Orea.
Briutn
I
co:ii:ai.ls:e
action
to
get
dam&gea
for
i
the
Brlilah
cwnera
of
tbe
aelxed
veaael
The
steamer
u
reglatered
to
the
Can-adUtn-aiebpan
Bblppliu
Cumpauy.
Ltd.;
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
i
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Ill'lUlIMI
l
11
LU
r.KUqKCttt
ELECTION
MAY
BE
IN
AUTUMN
UUt
Elt.NMKNt
WILL
XOT
AFPEAL
TO
iXKt'TIHLtTK.
IT
IH
I
M)HT001.
I
MIL
l.UX.
sKfTLFI)
VICTORIA.
March
1.
It
la
stated
here
unofficially
that
there
Is
quite
a
probability
tha
general
eveattaa
aaay
be
debt
yed.
uatu
uu
mmMifrtf
vwm.
Tb
wal
aa
SSyteJ
the
ooun-
announce
rlaUy
to
aWWBtssWjsls-
tlon
and
other
asatters
on
which
it
may
need
to
test
tbe
opinion
of
the
elsctor-
ste.
Until
the
election
takes
place
there
4-
will
be
no
permanent
appointment
to
fill
the
position
held
by
Son.
William
Sloan
as
minister
of
mints
and
com-
mlasloner
of
fisheries,
tbe
sjoaltkms
be-
lng
held
by
Hon.
W.
H.
Butflssalsnil
and
Hon.
T.
O
Pattullo
respestlvely.
Tbe
detaU
work
res
left
very
largely
to
trained
departmental
beads
and
these
are
Only
i
rullv
oananla
of
carrvlna
an
until
the
new
appointment
is
made,
possibly
half
a
year
hence
PATTERSON
IS
AGAIN
GUILTY
twj
others,
with
11000
pounds,
pro-
I'lllEKT
H1TII
I
OHM
Kit
HOME
IV
YII
occded
on
to
Seattle,
and
three
can
ilin
teats
with
17.000
pounda.
are
bold..
ver
untU
tomorrow.
Prices
showed
little
if
any
Improvement
over
the
lew
average
of
tbe
past
ten
day.
Ol
so.
The
following
following
biets
were
In:
AM
CHI
CAN
Pacific.
60.000
pounda.
Canadian
Plan
t-
Ocld
Storage
Oo..
73c
and
Sc
bUddv.
15.600
oounds.
AUtn
Plsherles.
83c
and
4c.
!
To
Seattle
Undy.
70.000:
Daly.
40.000
i
pounds
OAKAIIIW
N.
S.
SAM
pounda.
AUln
Plsh-
Gc
and
Sc.
Holding
over
Cape
Spenr
pounds:
Nuba,
8.000
pounds:
Penny
representative
of
tbe
7.000
pounda.
MIULLtlftM
itr.rouT
8
a.m.
OIOBT
ISLAND,
Overcast
.
light
west
wind:
barometer.
88.78:
temperature.
84:
'sea
smooth:
S
am
spoke
learner
Prince
John,
leaving
Port
Clements
ror
Pergu-son
Bay:
10:16
am.
apoke
ateamer
Drmctcrton.
btiund
for
Prince
from
Marnetlles.
800
tulles
from
Prince
Rupert.
OKAO
TREE
POINT
-Raining,
strong
southeast
wind:
barometer.
88
88;
temperature
46:
sea
moderate:
7
p.m.
spoke
stsemcr
Oamosun.
left
Hardy
Bay.
.....
.
aouth
bound:
8
pja.
apoke
sUamer
MONTREAL,
March
8.
-The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelt-
Anyol,
Blubber
Bay
for
.
Anyoi
too
ing
Company
extimato
(f
tbeir
1927
profits
is
$10,750,000,
a
decrease
rrom
Any
car
0
'pm
steamer
ven-Of
$78)00
from
theirtdord
year,
192C.
Uuis.
left
Shushartte
Bay.
northbound
,
In
view
of
the'marked
depression
in.
the
prices
of
metals,
thev
showing
reflects
a
subsUntial
increase
in
the
output
over
19ffi.
I
WO
island
rs
mi
ng.
light
ss
The
chief
increases
were
In
production
of
silver,
lead
and
sine.
wl"d:
bmtr
MMi
psrature,
88:
r
...li.
t.
.u;
u
I
.4
ln...
rmiuHn
Th
lnlar
"V
"W11
ut
wiiivii
iiii.s
v
iiiMi'Miij
is
iitc
laixcsi
ihuuuvci
iii
.
.
.
fjs;AU
TRSC
POINT
price
of
the.se
meiais
as
well
as
tne
lower
output
oi
goiu
anu
cupjwr
The
production
of
1JZ7
inows:
S8.038
Lead
281.042.000
Ibc
vhIiuiI
al
616,-878
606.
Zinc
147.054.000
lbs
valued
at
68,.
P7
niP
southraat
wind:
barometer.
88,
temperature
41:
sea
rough
BUU.l
HARBOR
Rslnlnv.
ronK
HK
wind,
biirometer.
88
64;
temperature.
50:
sea
moderate.
Advertise
to
the
Dally
News
T
lllll
A
ltM'OMtlKNIH.11
KHI
LlfE
IMI'ltlsONMENT
lit
JHIY
SANTA
AMIt
a.
Csl..
March
.The
Superior
Court
yesterday
found
Bev.
Philip
Goodwin
guilty
of
the
murder
of
1.
J.
Patterson.
Los
Angelas
broker,
and
recommended
that
he
be
confined
In
the
penitentiary
for
Ufa.
Ht
will
be
sentenced
Prtdsy.
Ooedwln.
a
tormer
pi'tvsaiof
the
Amer
ican
Catholic
Church.
M.
Standing
trial
s
second
time
lor
tns
ertase
tor
wnicn
he
was
at
the
first
trial
sentenced
to
death.
Appeal
to
the
s&preme
court
brought
a
second
trial.
Ooodwln.
who
claimed
Ttctorla
as
his
4
000
boms,
announced
during
tbe
trial
tlutt
w
money
ror
nts
aeienae
nan
oeen
raisra
In
Canada
by
the
Canadian
legion.
MOTORS
MAKE
MORE
ADVANCE
NEW
YORK.
Mar.
8.--General
motors
""P"1
common
atork
advanced
a
dollar
and
a
half
to
6151.60
today.
Nuaeeeoue
ntla-eellaneoua
motor
and
oil
Issue
shown
from
a
dollar
to
four
dollars
a
share
advance.
SEAT
UNCHANGED
IN
Ulierul
e
,
A
S
Ulieral
llltMnn
r
Mli
I
IXJNDON
a
Raining,
atrong
1
iberal.
was
ronteal
lr
git
reh
8
-
Xlngaley
OrUDth,
elected
In
the
by-
election
In
the
West
Division
of
Mod-rtleoborouyh
to
fill
the
vacancy
In
the
House
ui
Coittuionit
created
by
the
death
of
Trevalyan
Thonison,
who
waa
also
a
Ubervl.
T!r
Labor
candldsts
was
a
close
second
while
the
Conservative
i.'ii'ti;
u))
the
rear.