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figure
out
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you
lor
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er-.
rf
for
twelve
months!
'-
-3i
up
trial
on
April
16
i
jt
the
defence
in
s
pre-'
rsring
for
security
fcr
costs
wouM
seek
:o
prov
thst
-.ny
raoOfda
had
been
falsified.
.
i
ns
had
been
killed
alter
It
thst
tast
nuniicf
had
been
.
rt
tho
Wht
opera
linns
Icad-:he
capture
l
Mi'iix
would
'
uh
aUsty
or
seventy
'
ii
all
pari
of
Camda
are
el-
'
:ive
erldenoe
and
ihe
case
1
ml
a
couple
of
wrrka
"idrr
will
be
aouiht
to
com-.
(
iirne
to
anaarr
questions
"
the
operation!
DOMINION
MAY
ACQUIRE
PARKS
"''
I
l
UINHltIH
SHW
IN
B
.
NK-'oiltMNo
Mill
Mill
NT
M--"N
AN
.MtlNIIMIINi:
ll
"MA.
March
14.
The
Dominion
1
1.
:n
ta
willing
to
take
over
the
'
--rve
on
Vancouver
Island
'
'iw
provttaat
oraate
It.
according
v.
torla
flinea
yesterday.
I
WA.
Mar
S4.
The
guvrrn-A
I
he
tlaai
to
anulrv
Munl
I'ark
aad
Mount
Assitiiboine
British
Columbia
and
the
d
-1
:".
i.
later
of
the
interior
la
now;
'
"li
Coluatsus
discussing
the
ith
tha
B.C.
government
The
'''t
was
ajsad
by
Hon.
Chsrle
I
"
intnUtOT
of
the
Interior,
in
the1
commona
In
reolr
to
Hon.
R
licit
ISTERS
OFF
AFTER
SESSION
?
WELL
KNOWN
MOUNTIE
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KNoLioii
inimi,
i
iv.
I.
Birminjhajn
4.
Burnley
0.
Bolton
3.
Leicester
City
S.
Cardiff
City
I.Wasthsm
United
I.
Evrrton
a.
Darby
County
3.
Newcastle
3.
Bury
I
The
Wadcaaday
4.
Urerpool
0.
Tottenham
3.
Aston
Villa
1.
DIVISION
II.
Blackpool
S,
Notts
Forest
3.
Br'aiol
City
X
SwsiJs
1.
ChcUm
0.
Manchester
City
I.
asphsm
0.
RuU
C
ty
0.
Orinishy
4.
South
Shields
.1.
Notts
County
1.
Wolverhampton
3.
Oldham
4.
Porteale
1.
Reading
0.
Leeds
United
1
Sauthsmpton
.
Barnsiey
1.
Stoke
City
S.
Pulhsm
I
M'OTTIXI
tiatilK.
HIV.
I.
Aberdeen
3.
Hearts
0.
Alntnes
3.
St.
Mlrrea
3.
Boik-u
1.
Motherwell
1.
Clyde
l.
Kilmarnock
1.
Hamilton
3.
Dundee
3.
8i
Johnstone
1.
Partlck
8.
Rsilh
Rovers
5,
Dunfermline
1.
GREvr
progrksIn
REGARD
TO
TARIFF
OTTAWA.
March
34
-
Oreat
progress
was
made
yesterday
In
passing
tariff
items
of
the
budget.
Only
two
or
three
Items
remain
to
be
approved.
VANt'OUVBR
EXCHANGE
Argenu
IC
Silver
.
Bayvlew
tKIMi
HH;-
VIMTN
TO
VAUKH
"
sllsourl
'
Mils
f
pilUVIMtC:
1'ATTt
lJ.O
;Cork
ProUnrr
COMlS'fi
IIKIti:
Oeorge
Copper
CkKirgls
B'ver
victoria.
March
M.
-
Hon.
T.
D
oiscier
'"
hi
lu
will
kM
for
Prince
Rupert
Oouond-r'ni..y
night
for"
a
brief
vknt.
Orsndview
l'"
inier
MacLjMO
plans
brief
tour
Inder
injure
"!
ve
'honiy.
gejeanwaist
he
I
atak-
Indi"
"'u
fftrir
tkiaatm
atTwat'
T-'
'
(FMl
:
.
uiataiUiainWiiiru
""""in
''"
"est
week
ana
!faw.
B.
D.
Barrow
jukericw
"
1
visiting
In
the
Praser
Valley.
Lucky
Jim
iMsrroot
Meisw
InsI
Silver
.
Penrtorellle
DIED
PRINCE
ALBERT
S
r,r
'
Rufn-
I'HINCE
ALBSftT.
March
34
.
War-
Ruth
Hjm
""
Kin-,
a
member
of
the
old
North-
Sunloch
"M
Mnuntdd
Police,
who
arrested
Big
Termlnu
'
"
'
"inn
the
rebellion
of
85.
Is
dead
White
Wsiei
.'"I
63.
Woi'U'j;!.!-'
BMt.
Asked.
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U
IX
14
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43
.
4.50
6
50
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SI
M
Mi
JO
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MM
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1735
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366
M
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43
43
55
55
1
1
3
60
4
00
3.40
3.45
38
20
LONDONSCOUT
CUP
FINALS
IN
SCOTLAND
ItANUKKM
NI
CKI.TIC
TO
PLAV
IS
MH1
Kit
IINAlJi
IIKHl'LT
TOHAV'H
I1.V
(1I.AMHIW.
Msrrh
4.
In
the
eml-ftnal
of
I
be
M-tlMi
I'oilhull
AssariathMi
rap
series
ImU)
the
Ihusgecs
defeatel
Ihe
IIHteritlans
at
IWattertti
three
I
imlltlag
while
fettle
INK!
(fueena
IVtW
at
nt
gw
3
I
I.
7WMI
mm
MM
tJlM
t.ven
t3.aa
tlJMt
VISITING-HERE
MOIKKK
Ol'
ItOt
UtS
ON
STtAMKIt
ANTIIKA
tilt
EH
UICALH
OXCt-
ov:u
UR0BS
LOCAL
UUILDING
Thlahs
llreefhNi
af
laefvl
Memorial
IMtee
lhaa
a
Cenotaph
At
tha
usual
weakly
parade
of
the
3rd
Prtae
Rupert
Troop
Boy
Scout
held
PrWUy
erenlag
a
visitor
was
an-
noucoad
la
the
person
of
Rover
Scout
D.
Ooot
of
the
13th
London.
Bngiand.
trrop
ty
floauts,
who
la
an
augineer
on
tha
grata
boat
Anthea
noaTRi
port.
Rover
Oocte
(are
the
seouu
an
inter
esting
talk
on
"Loyalty"
and
showed
them
the
importance
of
always
wearing
the
seaut
badge
and
uniform
on
all
parades,
giving
them
a
description
snd
history
of
his
own
troop.
He
shored
the
boys
some
new
scout
games
snd
brotajht
words
of
greeting
from
the
West
Brora
tch
3.
Preston
Northend
4.
sin
was.
An
late
resting
osremouy
took
place:
a
Scout
Book
written
by
the
Chief
Scout
Sir
R.
Baden
Powell
ws4
present
ed
to
Patrol
Leader
Ralph
Johnson
on
being
the
beat
all-round
scout
for
1937.
On
being
Informed
that
a
cenotaph
was
proposed
for
the
city.
Rover
Ooote
suggested
thst
a
permanent
building
of
some
kind
be
erected,
this
being
ol
more
use
than
a
mounment
aad
suggested
a
new
library
or
scout
head
quarters,
with
s
suitable
tablet
piaoed
thereon
and
cued
a
district
in
London
where
a
hospital
was
erected.
OF
DECISION
VANCOUVER.
March
84.
Vic
Foley
won
the
decision
over
Bud
Taylor,
the
Trrre
Haute
world's
bantamweight
cham
pion.
In
ten
round
here
last
night
The
title
was
not
at
stske
Foley
wan
heavier
than
his
opponent.
Advertise
in
l!ic
Dally
Newt.
HON.
ItOIILUT
UtXIKIlX
TIII.NKM
C.N-AIM
s
OKUAT
OI-ltlHTt
NITV
M
j
SKTILINII
IXACE
I
VANCOeVBR,
March
84
Joint
action
by
the
Canadian
Paciac
and
Canadian
National
In
the
Peace
Rfver
would
jjjst
likely
r.fjlt
in
laactlan
and
would
he
fatal
to
dcrelspjoent
ol
of
Csnadi'x!
ncnest
areas,
sccod'ng
xo
Hon.
Robert
B;
3er.
who
Is
here
icduy.
Csrada's
great
opportunity
Ii
settling
the
wheat
l.tnds
of
the
Pcaoe
H
vcr.
It
Is
ihe
o:
ly
iwmalnlttj
magnet
ol
land
seekers
and
tree
land
l
what
Ce
wortd
J
sicr.
said
Mr.
Bostrs.
PROHIBITI0NISIS.WILL
PLEDGE
A
CANDIDATE
VICTORIA
Vlar.:h
34.
-PrjhlMtlonlcM
In
Victoria
will
pledge
support
to
the
candidate
and
party
favorable
to
a
prohibitory
law
Suggestiins
to
put
their
jwa
candidate
In
the
field
dad
not
find
favor.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OBJECTION
TO
GRAIN
RECORD
JOINT
ACTION
ON
THE
COAST
PEACE
RIVER
KIIIPMRNTK
AMI
HKCKirt
AT
VAN-i
Oi
l
Kit
AMI
PHINCE
Itl
l'KIIT
I
Alt
AlltAK
Of
LAHT
VEAIt
All
records
have
n:w
been
broken
lor
the
shipment
of
grain
through
Pa:llic
cast
p.rti,
writes
Cisrle
Bishop.
Ottawa
cirri
ndent
of
the
Vane.uver
Pro-".nce
Thaugh
there
are
vtul
mre
than
.
ur
ntsntas
ol
the
crop
year
to
run.
the
actual
sh'pments
through
Van-Obiirer
aad
Prince
Rupert
are
higher
.han
either
receipt
cr
shipments
dur-'l.g
ai.y
lull
crjp
year
In
the
past
Pr
m
August
1
to
March
19
of
this
year
there
have
been
shipped
1-rou-jh
Pacific
c-.sst
ports
M.ltsXOOO
)UbelY
of
grain
of
which
I,157io
bu-bels
has
bees
through
Vancouver
ant1
5
043,000
thrsugh
Prlnoe
Rupert.
Ill
"otil
shipment
thrjugh
Pacific
eot
ort
!at
year
up
to
the
same
date
were
"
M0
000
buahels.
The
ttal
iwneipu
cn
the
ccaat
for
Ms
reason
to
date
have
been
63.1M.0OP
burials
of
which
58.146.000
bushels
have
teen
received
at
Vancouver
and
6.013.000
bushels
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
total
r-eipta
at
Pacific
ccaat
porta
up
to
bs
same
date
last
ear
were
34.430.000
b'
Exciting
Scenes
at
Football
Match
I
England
Today
When
Many
Removed
-
Keeping
StretchertMrerM
March
21.
There
was
an
exciting
scene
MANCHESTER
at
the
semi-final
English
Association
Football
Cup
game
today.
So
large
was
the
crowd
attending
that
many
of
the
spectators
fainted
necessitating
medical
aid.
Stretcher-bearers
were
kept
busy
removing
the
people
who
col-laped
or
suffered
injuries
in
the
jam.
Arsenal
eliminated
ISlackhurn
Rovers
but
the
other
game
was
a
draw
and
will
have
to
be
replayed.
The
scores
were:
Arsenal
0,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Sheffied
United
2,
Huddersfield
2.
Membership
in
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Price
Is
Up
Another
Ten
Thousand
Seat
Sold
This
Morning
for
$330,000
and
llullish
Carnival
Continued
in
Full
Swing
Today
YORK,
March
24.
The
price
of
membership
in
the
Stock
NEW
Exchange
advanced
another
ten
thousand
dollars
as
a
result
nf
it...
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t
i
i.
wi
mi;
uugi;
uuaiimD
uuiir
uuiins;
int.
psi
irw
wwaa
on
a
steadily
rising
mark
for
securities.
A
seat
was
sold
this
morning
for
1:160.000.
The
bullish
carnival
continued
in
full
swing.
General
Motors
retained
the
spectacular
spotlight
by
a
rapid
advance
of
(4.60
a
share
and
several
ether
issues
advanced
from
one
to
six
dollars
a
share.
GROWTH
SHOWN
!
NEGLIGENCE
GRAIN
GROWING
IS
CHARGED
Hid
lll
hlMlKN
ItONK
IIY
UAII.WAV
IN
CAUKYINU
CROP
A
WAV
WUTNIPKO.
March
84.
In
the
yesr
1908-1910
Canada
produced
approximately
167.000.000
bushels
of
wheat.
The
enormous
growth
of
the
Industry
i
of
the
plain
la
indicated
by
the
fact
thst
thla
season,
since
the
first
of
last
August
.the
Canadian
Mktsonal
Hallways
alone
have
added
lM.en.0u0
bushels
The
week
ending
yesterday
aaw
8,608
-000
bushels
loaded
ss
eompared
with
3.473.000
the
year
befaee.
&O07.0O0
BttaheU
marketed,
as
ooaapared
with
1.-410.000
In
the
cumaspoMlag
week
In
137
And
In
store
there
ere
18478.600
bushels
Double
the
number
of
can
hsve
been
inspected
this
year
a
compared
with
last.
Since
August
1
s
total
of
18.55
cars
have
arrived
at
Vancouver
and
twenty
boat
have
cleared
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
first
known
record
of
a
ship
Is
mi
an
Egyptian
monument.
4,000
yesrs
-Id.
It
wan
'
!'!
I
led
by
forty
ojij
IIOI.I.INdllt
omtATINU
KXMT-Tll
III.AMI'.II
Kilt
AI.I.OW-l.MI
III
M
PINO
IN
NTOPKH
TIMMINS.
Msrrh
II.
A
lenllet
In
Hhlili
growi
negligence
Is
charged
against
the
llullliiger
mine
utaaage-mrnl
and
oerallng
ereulhe
for
permitting
rubbKh
lit
be
dumped
In
the
old
stHie
was
returned
last
night
by
a
ruroMer's
Jwry
iHejalrlng
Inly
Ihe
llnlllngrr
ilbuistrr
In
wltleli
39
men
lost
I
heir
litest.
SUMS
COMMISSION
HAS
BEEN
NAMED
VICTORIA,
March
34
Bruce
Dixon,
j
Inspector
of
dykes.
David
Whiteside,
former
member
for
New
Westminster,
and
W
Mncken
of
Chllllwack.
will
form
a
CDnunlaalon
to
administer
the
government
program
of
relief
for
farmers
In
Hie
Sumas
reclaniution
are,
th
Pre-
j
niiei'
uniiouii'-ed.
Large
Upstair
Dining
HalL
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
leant.
Phone
457
z
Halibut
Prices
Soared
to
Nineteen
Cents
at
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
24,
1928
PHc.
Fi
Out
WES
ENGLISH
CUP
FOOTBALL
MATCH
TODAY
Exchange
This
Morning
anudian
Cot
From
Seventeen
Cent
for
Their
Catches
and
Ameri
H
can
Higher
With
Second
Seven
and
Half
Cents
M.IUUT
prices
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
soared
to
new
high
ii'-l
for
the
season
today
when
as
high
as
19.8c
and
8.5c
was
paid
for
American
Huh
while
the
top
bid
for
Canadian
',
i.
and
7.6c.
Four
American
vessels
landed
60,500
poubda
i
ii
(
anadians,
25.MM)
pounds,
a
total
for
the
day
of
76,000
Arrivals
and
sales
were
an
follows:
1
AMERICAN
CURRIE
LIBEL
OPENS
TRIAL
It
(
.1
-
THI
S
TO
BE
HstOIOMT
TO
l
lll
tNTIATK
NEHsPAPEK
HIHI.E
IN
ONTARIO
:"''ttO.
Out.
Msrih
24
The
Atlas,
Si.
000
pounds
Canadian
Flab
A
Cold
storage
Co..
18.9c
and
74c.
Lenore.
9408
pounds.
Atltn
Ftsberls
19ec
snd
8.5c
Jack.
1.000
pounds,
and
Eureka,
5,-ooo
pounds,
AUln
Ptaberlc.
lS4c
and
a.sc
CANADIAN
M
M
Christopher.
5.000
pounds.
Atitn
rubertea.
17
aad
74e.
Terneu.
6400
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
17
Be
and
7.6c.
Bingo
7.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
ol
Btigadiei
-General
Sir
"
1c
snd
7;.
(
-r
against
w
T
R
Preston:
Toodle.
3.600
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries
y
Wilson
In
connection
with
'7
end
7.5.
u.ade
In
Um
Port
Hope
Oulde
'
Ingred
H
.
4400
rmrte
of
needless!
sacrificing
001,1
tonsfi
Co..
M4
aatf
T4.
:
(
anadlan
alter
the
signing
off
Morris
H.
646)
-h.mios
Uiil
oa
tloveeaa
M.
Cn
17.5c
and
7
At.
Helen
5.M
17c
snd
7
6e
SUBSCRIBERS
TO
CENOTAPH
LINT
OI'tNUl
UITII
Will
Ml
y.
It
l
mi
ItllH.II
lO
TDK
H
Ml
The
first
lint
r
mtribikM
to
the
fand
for
the
estasHs
anient
f
a
emutaph
here
Im
rontmrtnorslhtn
of
the
dead
f
(he
Oreat
War
klwws
a
rvilertkn
of
Ibie
against
the
ob-'jretlie
of
3.uu.
The
IM
la
new
unen
with
I),
C.
Patterwu.
manager
f
I
he
ek
bf
Montreal,
and
Arrhle
Sinclair,
secretary
of
lite
Canadian
Leglen.
receiving
roiitrlbu-IkMl.
Name
of
contributor
alii
be
pablihrd
la
lee
a
meek.
Canadian
Letlen
1
1
K.M.I.
.
.
Woman's
Canadian
flab
Heat.
T.
II.
Patttillo
I'.
O.
iMwao
T.
II.
JehaeM
IMskt
Chapter.
U.l
M.
HHBrfaaer
C.
II,
Orate
W.
II.
Tohejr
Ik
U.
Meaart
Col.
h.
I'.
MrMvnlte.
ItJi.O.
fl.
r.
Ilrlae
I
IUMI
fie.
Nesraham.
KIwrolHh
.
.
lSjM
Matey
A
I
levies
John
Carrel
Inspection
of
Local
Unit
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
Took
Place
at
Headquarters
by
Visiting
Official
Interesting
Remarks
Made
by
Lieut.-Commander
Oland
on
Discipline,
and
Other
Matters;
Two
New
Officers
Appointed
the
unit
was
not
out
in
full
muster
a
creditable
WHILE
showing
was
made
by
the
local
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
at
annual
inspection
in
headquarters
last
night
and
complimentary
remarks
on
the
discipline
jand
appearance
of
the
unit
were
made
by
Lieutenant
Cotonander
'
U.
H.
Oland,
R.C.N.,
supervising
officer
for
Western
Canada,
who
conducted
the
inspection.
The
unit
was
under
command
of
the
eora-l
puny
commanding
officer,
Lieut.
Walter
Hume,
who
was
assisted
by
i
rJngineer
Lieutenant
R.
C.
Parsons
and
Petty
Officers
Instructors
'
Duwe.4
and
Young.
I
Alter
conducting
the
Inspection.
ineutersaj
Commander
Oland
briefly
addriscd
the
unit.
Their
appearance
did
thtra
credit
and
he
coir
par
jd
them
in
siuar.ness
to
the
.early
uiomlng
iguaios
of
the
ships
of
the
Atlantic
battle
lleet
of
the
Royal
Navy,
citing
'
that
of
HUB.
boa
Duke.
Earl
Jellico'ai
i
Ity
ci
the
unit
being
brought
to
Its
full
strength
of
53
men.
,
NEW
L1ECTESANTK
1
Lieutenant
Commander
Oland
eon-Igratulated
Lieut.
Hume
on
hia
having
earned
on
through
a
period
of
diffi
culty
during
the
past
lew
months.
Hit
stao
announced
that
the
complement
oi
ofBeers
of
the
unit
bad
now
been
completed
with
the
appoentaaswt
of
D.
IM.
JUatv
ana)
If.
N.
Broeklaaby.
formal
appiiearica
r
waaa
oomirumhbb
-ar.
lieutenants
would
go
forward
to
head
quarters
at
Ottawa
immediately,
making
up
the
full
strength
of
JAP
FLYERS
TO
COME
THIS
WAY
flagship
In
the
Oreat
War.
The
lieu-
tenant
commander
urged
the
dealrabil-
HOP
t'ltOM
TOKIO
t'OII
HKATTLE.
IHNTA.NTE
Of
ijmm
MIIXM.
rLAN-NEII
t'OK
JILV
I
Japanese
airmen,
on
flight
Tokyo
to
Seat
Us.
will
paaa
thla
way
la
July
according
to
plans
now
being
made
and
In
which
the
Aero
Club
df
British
Dolnarthls
ha
been
nked
for
la
the
way
of
preparing
a
ptaeee
on
the
BnUab
OoluBibla
eoaaL
Two
'
injt
meia
,
sss
wnt
'VVnffltflfk-'ff
.
wj-
aspecUlly
for
01
flight
and
ate
wflt
be
despatched
from
Jaaan
on
Jul
1.
tbus
If
it
reaches
Seattle
safely,
the
other
four
-w
not
ujmmi
tn
th
event
of
anv
officers,
the
other
two
toeing
Ueut.
mt.tm.
k
,k.
.
Hume
and
Engineer
Lieutenant
R.
C.
wlu
k,
daeoatched
Panons.
tk.
j.nr
n
In
connection
with
the
annual
con-
from
ovcr
Kur,
j,.
tlngent
fund.
Lieutenant
Commander
luldl
towante
the
southern
wolnt
of
the
Oland
also
announced
that
arrange-
Kamchatka
n-"'"-Ule
and
froai
menu
had
been
made
to
organise
a
to
um
Aleutian
TilanSi
Pmb
Qaaaw
cintral
sporta
committee
consjtlng
of
kl
wUi
tny
bead
at
toward
8Mk
three
men
headed
by
engineer
Lieuum-rrom
there
south
Bng
the
Brtttoh
ant
Parsons.
ThU
committee
will
make
Columbia
coast
to
Seattle
recommendations
to
the
company
com-
As
there
la
no
landin
field
in
Prinae
mandtng
ameer
and
there
will
also
be
Rupert,
it
la
hardly
likely
a
stop
wul
individual
representativce
for
the
varl-
lbt
nart
,,
almnaMl
,
oua
branches
of
sporta
such
a
indoor
tn,
entire
6.000
mile
distance
in
One
ana
.outdoor
aoooung.
ooaung,
naaeuaii,
hop.
lootoall.
etc.
Hlf
IPLINE
Lieut.
Commander
Oland
addreaaed
the
unit
briefly
on
th
subject
of
discipline
There
was
the
real
Inward
and
Invisible
sign
of
discipline
which
con-im
!
f.d
of
Instant
and
unhesitating
obedience
to
orders,
even
should
those
orders
aeem
Incomprehensible
and
ab-soluiely
wrong
to
those
receiving
them.
It
siould
always
be
remembered
that
the
per
".u
in
authcrlty
giving
the
order
always
kr.cw
a
little
bit
more
than
the
man
receiving
the
order.
There
fore,
if
au
officer
gave
the
command
to
I
Jump
out
of
a
window,
there
should
lb
Instant
and
unhesitating
obedience
with
the
knowledge
that
no
harm
would
result
and
that,
undoubtedly,
there
had
been
a
mattress
or
a
sling
placed
beltw.
There
was
also
the
outward
and
visible
algn
of
discipline
l
which
waa
shown
by
smartness,
correct
ness
of
dress,
etc
The
msn
who
took
a
pride
In
himself
usually
took
a
pride
in
his
unit
snd
was
respected
by
his
oncers,
hli.
comrades
and
by
himself.
Ueut.
Hume
thanked
Lieut.
Commander
Oland
for
his
kind
remark
and
the
company
officer
assured
his
men
thst
they
had
a
friend
at
headquarters
who
could
be
depended
upon
to
give
them
every
ayaapathy
and
aaslatance.
IMI-KKSSKII
WITH
POUT
Ueut.
Cammsnder
Olsnd,
sfter
hsv-
jlng
spent
two
or
three
days
In
the
city,
jleft
ou
this
morning's
tram
for
Ottawa
The
officer
waa
Impressed
with
the
port
'and
harbor
here.
"When
Canada
begins
to
hit
Its
stride."
he
declared.
"I
venture
to
predict
thst
Prince
Rupert
"Will
i
probably
be
the
second
most
Important
port
on
the
British
Columbia
coast."
1
FIRE
VICTIMS
ARE
BURIED
PRINCRTON.
March
34
Remains
of
eight
vlctms
of
the
Copper
Moun-luln
bunkhouae
fire
were
burled
in
the
little
cemetery
here
yesterday
alter
a
service
attended
by
more
than
a
thousand
persons
and
conducted
by
three
-''rgynieu.
TWO
SHIPMENTS
TO
THE
ORIENT
U.
OTHUt
(iltAIN
HtOM
VANCOUVER
lO
Et
KOPE
OR
OTHER
POINTS
VAhCOUVER,
March
88
Only
two
'hips
carried
grain
to
the
Orient
from
this
port
during
the
past
wk.
Most
jf
th
rest
went
to
Europe
with
small
amounts
to
West
Indies
and
Colombia.
The
shipment
were:
Buahels
Moveiia.
for
Olasgow
63JS1
Queen
Olga.
for
Hull
18488
Sachaen.
for
Hamburg.
Bremen
or
Antwerp
180J67
Parla
City,
for
Rotterdam
840468
Panama,
for
Newcastle
87J8S
for
Denmark
100,800
for
Hamburg.
Hull
or
Newcastle
87J88
Urla.
for
Uverpool
808.800
Eemdyk,
tor
London
S7M
for
Antwerp
88.188
Pacific
Trader,
for
Uverpool
.
.
.
1867
for
Manchester
..
S8JS8
Baltimore
Maru.
for
Nsgoya
..
41480
for
Tslngtao
88.333
Kalku
Maru.
for
Mojl
1954)00
for
Yokohama
191.886
Dlcto.
for
West
Indie
88.400
Point
Bonita.
for
Puerto,
Columbia
11400
DEADLOCK
IN
JUNIOR-HOCKEY
OTTAWA
HEAT
III
(UNA
IN
MXOMl
OAMfc
Ml
Tlllltl)
Ml
ST
HE
I'LAYEH
TORONTO.
t4arch
34-
The
Ottawa
Gunners
defeated
Reg
Ins
Monarch
in
the
second
name
of
the
Junior
hocktg
playoff,
two
goals
to
one.
Ou
Wednesday
Reglna
won
four
goal
to
three.
A
third
game
Is
to
be
played
to
decide
which
u
tli
better
Item