T
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
T!i
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Cs:iy
Newt
It
to
tubucrlbe
by
the
,
,
u
The
cott
it
13.00
and
your
is
delivered
to
your
ddret
t
i,
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
n,.,!i
mat
to
you
for
thlt
dtlly
for
twelve
month!
llctvrccn
Thirty
and
Forty
Thousand
Acres
in
IMkc
Lake
Section
arc
Covered
With
Water,
Only
Tops
of
Houses
Showing
s
RATON,
Sank
,
March
W.
Between
thirty
and
forty
thousand
.
u
s
il
farm
land
is
under
water,
varying
in
depth
from
a
few
.
,
i
to
an
averse
of
tt-n
feet.
Twenty-nine
families
are
with-
mcs
and
there
arc
probably
nunc,
all
of
whom
have
lost
their
:hkk,
including
a
uunUty
of
med
grain.
Thin
will
deal
a
blow
to
farming
in
the
district
thin
spring.
Such
waa
the
"ii
in
brief
thin
morning
following
a
disastrou
flood
tn
the
Like
area,
which
commenced
early
Thursday
morning
and
l
its
peak
last
night.
i
t
)
a
height
'
prnbebly
40
pr.lnt
almr.st
d,ie"tly
l.uke
summer
r
rt
aad
on
ulr
of
the
Ukr
retching
back
'
nf
more
than
ten
mi
lev
Ice
'i
in
the
river
u-mg
gradually
.rthward
and
'I
n
stream
by
'
'
txiwer
of
the
water
as
the
.-
rapidly.
This
caused
QUICK
ACTION
1
1
STOPPED
FIRE
"i
ull
cart
and
moveable
equip-
LIQUORLAWS
CHANGE
SOON
W
tsrm;
TO
PllOlllllir
IMI'OIITA-HON
IIV
ANY
K.M'KI'T
OOVKIIN-MKNTS
I'IKl.tllitEII
'
'
1
'
AW
A.
March
bu.
-f
claatlon
pro
I
nrr
the
low
banks
and
iprad
through-
r.i.t
th?
countryalde.
The
flooded
area
Is
roughly
three
tuwushtps
in
length
and
two
and
a
halt
sections
in
width.
Only
the
rooft
of
the
lannh
juses
are
ah
owing.
Then
an
various
estimate
of
the
number
of
cattle
drowned
but
nothing
the
li
knovn
de.taltely
although
it
It
believed
the
taat'
la
heavy.
One
farmer
go
farther
the
water
we
Hod
list
ten
bead
of
eatttt.
Dark
Horse
May
Get
Nomination
from
Conservatives
to
Contest
Constituency
of
Prince
Rupert
for
vn-ulatlcn.
Certain
ln.
a
pari
ncceptiihh'
(rom
ijcttniK
ailKBi'sK'd
that
'
the
Importation
of
liquor
by
'"
,i
NuinlX'i
matter
of
seem
lo
wke
it
very
seriously.
j
An
interesting
report
la
currvnt
that
ik..
nnmlnatlon
niav
or
lenaerea
u
'
'
Oecri;e
McAfee,
rtsi.aiser
of
the
Blit
lt:ui!
tn:
o(l
ijATHKHMI
Bay
Lumber
Co.
v.hlch
Is
moving
Its
Mi
IATIMII
tlslltll
l.'.t:
IN
orriion
Into
this
city
Mr.
McAfee
I
VKI.U:
llliU.IUM'
h
never
been
very
closely
identified
,th
alfaira
polltinil
snd
enjoys
much
'MCE.
March
30.
Quirk
action
popularity.
He
would,
no
aoum.
niaar
Prt
of
the
cltleeni"
prrvenu-d
oiu
condldttc
for
the
Coiuervs-"ilit
won
-have
been
a
ULsajitrou
:
Ve
if
he
could
be
obtained.
.ii
Wadrxndsv
mornlim.
when
Tlirn
It
la
also
sold
that
the
Conser-
:
--!
sruund
the
chimney
in
the
vatives
might
Import
nu
of
the
Laeelle
DuilUing.
upled
by
Mr.
and
Mrs
A
'
I
ii
in
e
had
gained
tome
hrsd-'
'"-u
the
alarm
was
first
given.
'
d
of
people
were
aoon
on
th
'
exthigulsbera
and
it
'.-under
control,
but
not
beforr
li'med
eipedlent
to
move
the
'
m
rfrecu
to
the
atreet.
The
i
'lir
building
used
as
the
TVr-M'.iors
Uarage
waa
also
quickly
M
,nrf
this
msv
urcvrin
mm
ihm
nomination
it
is
a
com
prom
uir
mm
1
inn
tnci
n
win-si
a
candidate
to
,iitpt
the
riding
and.
In
this
connec-mn.
is
heard
the
name
of
R.
L.
(Rati
Miit'und.
youthful
though
prominent
VHiin.uver
lawyer.
Mr.
Maitland
la
a
pa-t
president
of
the
provincial
Oon-,
li.nv.
ornanlatlon
and.
ahould
hit
p.ny
Im
placed
In
power
and
he
elect-i.
ii
msMlbilltv
he
might
be
..,1..,
mi
us
cabinet
timber
I
t
III
be
generally
hellovrd
mai
n.uniniillon
Me
ns,
unoouowuj
oeri,
work'ng
toward
that
end.
But
i
heir
n
ic
prominent
peinons
In
the
whom
Mr.
iwwion
mmnv
n..v
w
Mr
Newton
iniuni
oc
-
i
a-
K
Ftshcr
iu-
tl'
cindl-
I
HIGHWAY
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
EDMONTON
HON.
T.
II.
PATTII.LO
SAYS
POLICY
Of
OOYEIIN.MENT
10
III
1
1.1)
CANT
HIOM
I'KINt'i;
uMiitui:
Befwc
k-dVir.K
tcr
the
aouth
hut
night
Hen.
T.
D.
Pattullo
mentioned
to
the
DaUy
Nwa
thai
he
had
omitted
stating
that
It
wa
the
policy
of
the
MacLean
Oovernracnt
to
continue
the
highway
from
Pilnce
Avrpert
riht
through
to
the
Alberta
boundary.
There
It
would
connect
with
the
Alhcrtj
highway,
thui
nuking
a
'.hrcujli
drive
direct
tram
Edmonton
to
Prince
rtupert.
The
Skeena
Highway
whl-.h
wat
now
being
butit
would
he
a
part
of
this.
Already
there
are
seetirns
of
the
road
built
eastward
from
Pnnee
Oeorge
and
in
the
neighborhood
of
MoBrlde
leM
ateo
Mi
other
parte
of
the
rout.
I
.
Mr.
PettuX
east
be
hat
low-tteaej
rMdhtaclay
night
thai
little
iRei
tnW
new
highway
waa
the
property
of
the
Provincial
Government
ao
he
would
tee
that
It
wat
act
aalde
for
park
pur-
IVrsibility
of
Man
Hcing
Imported
Hut
Also
Talk
of
M
"
:
Several
Local
Men
as
Possible
Choice
of
Party
IrKjniDr
CDrP
-7-.
LIUl
ijXuL
I
a
dark
hor
will
carry
on
me
sianaara
01
me
onaerva-j
v
party
to
liter
1
1"-
lists
us
candidate
for
Prince
Kupert
at
!:
next
provincial
election
in
the
opinion
of
many
local
poli-.
rvera.
Who
that
dark
horse
shall
b
it
the
subject
of
much
i
n.
One
tiling
stems
certain
and
that
is
that
the
Conaer-ue
going
lo
make
a
real
campaign
of
it.
Recent
victory
in
nil
field
has
imbued
them
with
much
confidence
in
their
iy
of
captiiiing
the
provincial
field
as
well,
rift
in
the
parly
has
been
reported
owing
to
the
insistence
of
a
certain
faction
that
8.
M.
Newton
be
nominated.
Just
now
we
trtli
point
It
to
In
cleared
la
a
aald.
INCOME
TAX
BILL
PASSES
seieciix
-
i
date
Mi
Klsher
Is
the
present
preal-1
OTTAWA.
March
30.
-Dividing
within
f
me
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
i
,
ftw
M0Onda
of
the
automatic
hour
for
a,.,,,
AM11.;,,ti,in
I
adjouruaheht.
the
Commons
last
night
...Innul
.M
thnaA
Of
I
.......
.
Will
A
itlH
-rful
thl
tMlrf.
Otll.T
Inil'lt'S
iiiciiiiw.iw.
Hlim
wmtt
w
-
C.
H
Miuu
!
,
.
r.r
j
m.
inomffuu
"
i
gci
cnangsa
io
hiwrs
v,
w
..II
,f
whuni
mlhl
e
excc
su-oim
bid
for
Pleetlon
with
mi
IV
hfinnn
mem.
h..v
mairww
mto
anrprtmnce-
ulm,
mmtioned
but
not
so
'
"
'he
government
Hquor
control
is
Othe.s
m
are
miy.
r
ir
it
much
apecuta.
'"'t
win
be
introduced
thlt
.
.promine
.ni
lnt-1
The
e,,w,
,U
that
only
the
turn
.
'WllM.,-
I-
L
-
w,
I
,n
AMI'
I
fct"
..
wmmmHJ
vt
Ht
am
wswsu
u
TORIA.
March
so.
The
bill
-'I
at
Ottawa
to
limit
liquor
l
the
provincial
governments
i
:M
'sine
ling
desired
by
that
province
'nre
suoceutul
control
of
the
l:v
inmiu
""
very
definite
Is
then.
It
Is
not
beyond
.
.....hi
Even
WIIKAT
APVANf
l
....-.iiuEB
March
30
The
V
nnv.vv.
.
be
ing
Se
to
31.
Tha
bill
now
goes
to
the
Senate.
ne,,
minority
oonaletlng
of
U
F
A.,
Labor.
Progressives,
two
Conservatives
and
one
Liberal
Prograaslve.
WHOOPING
COUGH
IN
THE
ESKIMO
COUNTRY
BKVOOKOA.
St
Ijiwrence
Island.
Alas-I
kn
March
30
This?e
Eskimos
are
dead
price
frvm
an
epldfinlc
if
whoopltM
cough
advanced
mi
81
utwnw
island
it
Degan
lour
TRADE
IDEAL
THAT
I
OPINION
Of
Sill
KOIILUT
IIOIINE.
tORWtlt
Oil
l(
r
l.l.Olt
or
the
i:iiiMirt-it
VICTORIA,
March
SO.
It
would
be
ideal
for
the
British
Empire
to
have
air
on
!
among
lt
various
states
and
between
matter!
the
Dominions
and
the
Mother
Land
a
leaders
of
the
system
oi
im
inu.
sir
nonn
norns.
fsct,
do
not
I
lormrr
cnanceuor
oi
uk
scnequwr.
swia
00
hit
arrival
here
today
after
a
tour
01
Ceylon.
Burmah.
Australia
and
New
EeaU.'id.
This
Smplre
free
trade
would
allow
complete
and
uninterrupted
flow
of
commerce
between
the
dominions
a
does
the
eyaucm
of
inter-atate
trading
in
the
United
States
United
States
gains
hugely
thereby
kts'plng
Its
vest
markets
to
Itself
and
excluding
competltkn.
Free
trade
within
the
Empire
would
represent
the
greatest
unit
of
trade
in
the
world.
All
pr.c
(leal
pe:ple,
howvver.
will
understand
that
the
Ideal
of
free
trade
within
the
Empire
is
not
one
which
has
any
chauce
of
realisation
except
In
the
future.
Otrtalaly
not
In
thlt
generation.
Sir
Robert
tusgested
the
present
method
of
preference
within
the
Empire
by
more
firmly
eeiibllahlng
trade
contracts
of
each
unit
with
the
other.
Trade
agreement
are
admirable
among
do-
CREATED
EARL
ON
WEDNESDAY
DIED
THURSDAY
DURMHAM
StiinerMt.
March
SO.
-Right
Hun.
Viscount
Cava,
who
only
Wednesday
was
created
an
earl
and
who
recently
resigned
from
the
office
of
Lord
Chancellor
owing
to
111
health,
died
late
yesterday
Earl
Cave
was
born
In
1836
and
was
heme
secretary
fr
m
Itflg
to
1910.
He
waa
appointed
Lord
Chancellor
In
ltttf
BULL
RAMPAGE
0N
STOCK
MARKET
IS
CONTINUING
TODAY
NEW
YORK.
March
30.
The
stock
market
today
is
on
another
bull
ram
page.
Securities
advanced
and
Radio
went
up
17
50
to
a
new
high
record
of
ITS.
GLACIER
GIRL
K
INCORPORATED
VICTORIA,
March
SO.
Incorporation
this
week
Include
the
Glacier
Olrl
Min
private
company
with
head
Blewart
office
at
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
TRANSOIKAN.
1'I.IKRS:
Lieut.
Moncrief
(left)
and
Capt.
Hood
made
a
tHWi-alnp
night
from
Australia
to
NV-w
Zealand,
1.250
miles,
in
13
hours
Only
Two
Horses
Finished
in
Grand
National
Steeplechase
Out
of
Forty
Starters,
Tipperary
Tim
Coming
First
AINTREE,
March
3U.
Only
two
horses
of
the
forty
that
started
came
in
at
the
finish
in
the
Grand
.'.
National
Stp!eehasc
here
today.
-
All
others
fell
'
by
the
wayside
or
wnt
down
at
the
jumps.
Tipperary
Tim,
a
100
to
1
shot,
owned
by
H.
S.
Kenyon,
won,
the
comparative
few
who
backed
him
cleaning
up
a
lot
of
money.
Billy
Barton,
owned
by
Howard
Bruce
of
Baltimore
and
quoted
in
the
betting
at
33
to
1,
came
second.
KMHIIAMK
Kl.fOltO
IIV
Ctl'T.
IIAMHEMW
lli:.TI
l
THE
OliltMAN
JACKSONVILLE
BEACH.
Florida,
March
SO.
Eddie
SUataon
and
Captain
Oeorge
Heldemaa
flying
a
Btlnaon
Retrolter
monoplane
established
a
new
world's
endurance
record
today
of
53
hours.
36
minutes.
He
landed
st
twelve
o'clock
breaking
the
Oer-man
mark
by
an
hour
and
fourteen
minutes.
NOMINATION
ON
APRIL
12
ll.l.l;U
ATI;
AITOINTEII
IIV
I
IIN.hF.KVATIVK
ASSOCIATION
TO
AslT
IN
MIOOMM1
or
lANDIKATt
With
the
probable
choice
still
a
ma-
lr
fit,
aiMiilit
Ir.n
CiimvmHtimM
lll.LV
ntAm
.
LnuTiUGUH
rmi4g
Will
UJWV
in
convention
here
on
April
13
to
select
a
candidate
to
carry
their
standard
tn
the
nest
election.
At
a
meeting
last
night
in
the
party
rooms
with
W.
E.
Flatter
presiding,
the
Prince
Rupert
Con-
for
the
convention,
no
4ustruoticns
be
ing
given.
The
meeting
waa
an
enthual--uic
one
and
several
addressee
were
xiven.
The
delegate
chosen
were
aa
follows:
D.
C.
Stuart,
W.
R.
Love.
C.
H.
Orme.
O
H.
Clarke.
E.
A.
Mann.
Oeorge
BUI.
Prank
Aldridge.
H.
A.
Breen.
C.
J.
Ora-ham.
J.
A.
Kirkpa
trick.
A.
C.
Beaity.
John
Laurensrn.
J.
C.
McLennan,
J.
H.
Thompeon.
Mtu
E.
M.
Earl,
R.
E.
Ben-ion.
Alex.
Mackenale.
R.
W.
Cameron.
Robert
Blanot.
c.
H.
Finley,
Jamee
Btur-
M
V!
1
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
beat
for
the
leant.
Phone
4$7
-.
''
'
'
-
-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
30.
1928
Prioe
Five
Ont
is
f).
-
-
i
V
f
A
I
TWO
HOkzJ
FINISH
IN
GRAND
NA
TIONAL
Floods
in
Saskatchewan
Caused
by
River
Being
Jammed
With
Ice;
Many
Farms
Are
Now
Inundated
STEEPLECHASE
Statement
of
Canadian
Premier
Denied
by
Lord
Salisbury
in
England
Mackenzie
King
Slicks
to
His
Point
and
Suggests
Tabling
of
Correspondence
Regard
to
Egyptian
Treaty
March
30.
Canada
was
not
invited
to
participate
in
LONDON,
the
Angio-Egypiian
treaty
recently
negotiated,
Iord
Salisbury,
government
leader,
'stated
in
the
House
of
Lorda
yesterday
in
reply
to
a
queslion
by
Ldrd
I'armoor.
who
called
attention
to
a
statement
made
by
Premier
King
in
the
Canadian
Commons
on
Canada's
attitude
in
the
recent
Anglo-Egyptian
draft
treaty.
Premier
Mackeniie
King
was
reported
to
have
stated
that
the
iirilish
government
asked
the
Dominion
whether
Canada
wishf4
to
paricipate
in
the
treaty
and
the
government
declined.
The
term
which
the
Brltuh
gernment
proposed
o:
;da
wu
aaked
to
be
a
party
te
tbe
to
the
Egyptian
government
were
ex-primly
limited
to
the
relation
between
that
government
and
I
he
government
of
Orcat
Britain
and.
on
the
lace
of
it
'J
id
not
Include
any
of
the
Dominion
ji.-irnmei.ts.
ald
Lord
SilUbury.
treaty
and
thould
there
be
any
dotftt
about
it
I
would
be
glad,
with
Mm
cxA-
?iit
cf
the
Bntlah
government,
to
have
the
oorretpondenee
In
this
oooneetion
tabled."
he
added.
Lord
aallabury
aald
the
Dominion
OTTAWA.
March
0
"I
do
net
know
were
aaked
to
concur
la
the
gefiefU
what
hu
been
cabled
to
London
with
'policy
embodied
In
the
treaty,
which
regard
to
a
speech
t
delivered
In
the
waa
a
very
different
thing
froam
aaking
Commsna
Monday
n'ght.
but
what
1
did
them
to
be
partica
to
It.
AO
the
nf
la
reported
In
Hanaard
and
the
Dominion
replied
and
eapeeaaM
thean-fact?
of
the
case
are
as
stated
there
selvee
tatlafied
with
the
peaeaect
of
an
PThl
was
the
coauntnt
of
Premier
King
agreement
with
the
(Inn
lima
il
ef
when
ahown
the
London
deapateh
re-
Egypt
and
raiaed
so
objeetkma
porting
Lord
Sallabury-a
auteatent:
ever
to
the
tgeme,
g
eaW.
Montr
eal
Maroons
and
New
'
York
Rangers
Win
First
Round
of
National
Hockey
Playoffs
ONTREAL,
March
:i0.
The
Montreal
Maroons
earned
the
:
ia!n
to
meet
the
Caiiadiens
in
the
sectional
playoff
of
the
National
Hockey
League
when
they
defeated
Ottawa
tvro
I
goal
8
to
one
in
the
second
tame.
At
New
lork
Pittsburg-
beat
the
New
York
Rangers
four
goal
to
two
last
night
but
the
Rangers
won
the
round
by
virtue
of
tbt
four
goal
lead
in
the
first
game.
The
Montreal
Maroon
now
play
a
two-game
series
with
(he
Canadiena,
the
nectional
leaders,
for
the
right
to
enter
the
Stanley
local
Cup
series
against
the
winners
of
the
United
States
section
of
the
league.
The
New
York
Ranger
will
play
a
two
game
aeries
against
Doston
to
determine
the
U.S.
winner.
NKU
Ml-KKU
llt'COKI)
tOK
ITALIAN
H.VKK
SIS
MUES
AN
HOIK
LONDON.
Much
30.
An
exchange
telegraph
despatch
from
Venice
amy
Major
Marlon
de
Barnard,
the
Italian
aviator,
established
a
world
speed
record
today,
flying
3184,
miles
an
hour.
cou.
J.
H.
Talt,
WUllam
Murray
and
,
win
W.
Hall,
operator
In
charge
of
the
Fred
Scadden.
fuitcd
States
signal
corps
of
the
office
Alternates
Oeorge
Smith.
John
,
at
chllkoot
Barrancs.
who
has
been
Diemner
and
J.
Squarchuk.
mysterloualy
missing
since
Sunday.
Hall
Other
ponlU
In
the
riding
will
also
i
accused
of
stealing
a
boat
and
motor
be
represented
with
delegates
FISHERMEN
WIN
DAMAGES
CASE
ing
Co.
Ltd.
capitalised
at
0160,000,
aiu
employ
them
In
the
fall
salmon
LARCENY
CHARGE
AT
JUNEAU,
ALASKA
JUNEAU.
March
30.
A
warrant
charg
ing
l.irceny
has
been
Issued
against
Ed-
VANCOUVER
KXCHAXd'K
Argents
Ba)vlew
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
sii:i
niMi'ANV
wilo
I'uomim:i
f:'tl"Wf-HMl'LOV
TIIBM
HIT
lAII-Lli
TO
Orandvlew
'
,',
'
lo
NO
Intel-
Coal
......
.
jKootenay
Florence.
Vancouver.
Maran
so.
Mr.
juetioeiL.
and
L
W.
A.
Macdonald
awarded
fifteen
Soln-
j
Lakevtew
tula
fUheruten
Judgment
against
the
Lucky
Jim
Anglo-British
Columbia
Packing
Co.
i
Msrmot
Metals
.
.
l
td
yesterday.
'
Pendorellle
Plaintiffs
claimed
7.618
damages
for
premier
(Exdi
...
brvarh
by
the
defendant
of
a
contract
I
porter
Idaho
Buftis
a-n
of
1S34
at
Klngeombe
Inlet,
Albert
jsilvercrcst
Bay
and
Knight
Inlet.
The
amount
'Silverado
the
Juditment
has
not
yet
been
deter-1
Whitewater
"HI
'!
IWlXKtblnr
Bid.
ft'.,
10',
.50
48
sa
.
,
38',
.as1,
Mi,
M
31
.SO
3.00
lta
.Oil
a
70
.so
Aaked
.47
.11
63
,40
ELECTIONS
ACT
TO
BE
CHANGED
HILL
UK
KKAI.T
WITH
AT
NKT
ION
OI'
1'AMI.IAMENT
MIIKN
MIUtiRMTIONN
ASlirJI
OTTAWA.
March
30
After
a
asagthy
debate
In
the
House
of
Cammoiw,
the
1
Port
of
Mr
Justice
Clarke,
la
which
the
existence
of
corrupt
practices
Is
aaen-tieued
waa
referred
to
the
cotaaatttea
eat
privileges
and
lections
for
ceuelderatleB.
The
discussion
brought
uhanta
freat
Conservatlvea
that
political
MtrupUca
has
not
been
confined
to
Athebaska.
Premier
Mackenale
King
agreed
that
there
was
room
for
Improvement
of
tfte
Elections
Act
and
he
suggested
It
might
be
considered
rJ-xt
-was
too,
la
h
meantime
members
might
submit
airy
lea
for
improvement
they
may
wash.
PREMIER
PLANS
FOR
STEWART
AftJllMTlOX
Ol'
ItlKTEK
IUAIIO
IIV
11141
COMPANY
MKAXH
Mi:i'U
TO
TOWN
.
in
conuactipu
with
a
rtegfatnh
float
Vaaoeuver
telling
of
the
aale
of;
the
.
Porter-Idaho
mine
to
the
Premier
OoSB-'5
pauy.
It
Is
explained
that
the
property
OS
adjoins
the
Silverado
and
Proepertty.
It
41
l
located
on
the
Marmot
fUvwr
aad
It
Ii
reported
that
the
Premier
Company
31.70
plane
to
get
the
ore
out
through
a
tua-3.05
nel
on
the
Silverado
to
a
concentrator
S3
to
be
erected
ou
the
beach
at
Stewart,
.47
It
la
thought
that
this
group
of
pro
1'J
i
pertlea
will
prove
aa
valuable
at
the
Premier
s'id
with
operatlont
right
in
3
85.
the
town,
will
prove
a
(trcnt
asset
to
'
1
l
i
'
::;:l
Mil
.''ll'lnUlUtt.
:i''i-
fci
t:'
Dally
New
Mir
ihi;e.
,
'i
lor
the
Dully
News.
n
Si