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Money"
to
buy
the
,
,
L.-.tpe-a
way
,
(jc'i
t
subscribe
by
the
xw
'
"
s0
nd
yur
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.iciivcrcd
to
your
address
,,
,
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Just
figure
out
the
''
',j
.1
tn
you
for
this
dally
,
tui'
twelve
month
I
k
s
itniav
auernoon.
All
income
taxes
will
be
cut
ten
per
cent.
A
discount
of
ten
per
cent
will
be
allowed
on
the
lu!
-lidvi-i-
tax
for
payment
before
the
date
'
of
delinquency.
I
fl'l
A
A
A.
A
Til
1
1;'
minimum
payment
unuer
me
turnover
iax
win
114
At
I
11
A
A
A
1
bh
reduced
irom
mree
dollars
10
one
10
assist
rural
Li
-ini'.v
establishments.
The
present
turnover
tax
of
one
half
of
one
per
cent
!,.
.1
iiii
m
if
in
tin-
urst
lour
tnousana
dollars
oi
income
earned
oy
jmtVssional
men,
agents
or
brokers
will
be
reduced
to
me
quarter
of
one
per
cent
a
reduction
of
fifty
per
:ei;'.
T,i
i,it
rna
mininnr
the
nrppnt
tax
nf
fniir
npr
(in
v
acre
on
cla&
Ii
lands
containing
coal
but
not
linroi'ily
developed
will
be
reduced
to
two
per
cent
or
;jc
..ui
oi
the
unesent
rate.
The
whole
basis
of
the
unearned
increment
tax
-on
i
in
made
from
sales
of
natural
resources
will
be
i
a
s
.
,1
!l
.
A
p
:u
i:ei.
msteaq
oi
taxing
tnese
proxies,
it
is
proposeu
p
a
!
i
r
the
depletion
allowances
in
the
taxing
of
nat-b
:
H
Mturces.
The
depletion
allowances
will
be
based
w.
aiimunts
actually
expended
upon
properties
involved
Ir,
si
..
All
payments
out
of
superannuation
funds
will
be
'eiuU'd
entirely
from
income
tax.
further
allowances
will
be
made
for
contributions
"
employees'
superannuation
funds.
1
Mienditures
for
the
comine
year
are
estimated
to
t"';ti
L'0,821,360
with
revenue
of
$20,830,296,
leaving
an
t''u!iiaU'd
surnlus
of
8.935.
I
Hie
estimated
expenditures
include
provision
for
.mmikoi-v
salary
increases
for
all
civil
servants
and
other
sdary
adjustments
in
the
civil
service
and
expenditure
of
$100,000
in
old
age
pensions
during
the
next
fix
'al
year.
Other
major
increases
total
$945,000.
The
budget
also
provides
for
a
loan
bill
of
$1,000,000
f"i
hiirhwavB.
hridces.
nublic
buildings
and
university
-
,
D
1
lam!-
development
CHANGES
IN
MOTOR
LAWS
CHINESE
GAMBLING
IN
VICTORIA
MUST
CE
ASE
SAYS
EDICT
VICTORIA.
rb
11
iMimtnalinn
for
Driven
Ucennes
houaaa
in
Chinatown
will
be
closed
keeper
of
a
gaming
house,
fifteen
to
U-
Feature
of
New
Mtfisure
j
tight
In
order
that
law
and
order
may
CMtm,
appeared
before
the
magistrate
l-
a
i
ha
maintained
was
the
edict
issued
by
,hto
0n
charges
of
being
U-
.,."
i
The
reouestl
..,
w..
V.
UI
V
KH
tek
11
.
"!
iiisuraaoe
la
not
""i-ACiO,
Pebi
l.janj
tUndell
,
wiHaywn
QQxar.
will
de
l(
""
,U
"tie
agan'jutTtoWBin
;
1
in
an
outdoor
match
here
"u
Jim
McMullen
announced
PORTLAND
DEFEATED
VICTORIA
AT
HOCKEY
11
-
Portland
At
Li
the
flrat
hockey
'
-"
'"'
Premier
MarUan
cup
In
1
1
v
-
i
lo
ImM
nlulit
four
.
,..
comini.nion.
,..,,
I
the
polloa
-Compulsoiyithat
aucj
art
ion
be
taken
by
the
coin-wt
In
the
Chine
tliem-
came
to
b.
In-'nusMofi
"'i
on
year
but
other
import-;
le.
'''
'inimeiita
to
the
Alator
Vehicles
,
'
'
'
Mfllnu
MMiM
..aaMutlAs.
M
I
mith
tuoky
Jim
Marmot
Metl
Premier
Porter
Idl
Richmond
Sllvercrcwt
Bllvrrxmith
Sunlocli
Terminus
Torlr
Whltcft.itcr
Iw.ii..'
IVII
UIIV
Itl
I.1IV
'""'
"
nxt.nsloo
of
th
;
UU
ii..
England
defeated
"
the
.mall
debU
court
lnt,ru.t.onal
rugby
in
:.iniate
claims
will
be
pro-
Ireland
"
'
a
-
7
VXo
m.
Mann.
attomn;"
Ullil
I
I.
n
1M..I
the
I
"u"h
ll'
dub
here
ltut
lUght.
SAMMY
MANDELL
TO
DEFEND
HIS
TITLE
IN
OUTDOOR
BATTLE
VANCOUVKU
KM'IIANfiK
BC
Silver
.
.
Oork
Province
OeorK?
Copiwr
Olacicr
Oladstone
Oolcondn
Imlei'enctqilcc
Laaoam
;'t
Bid.
Asked.
I
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35
1
4
50
4.5S
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ea
16
.17
10
12
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soo
4
00
4.50
3
33
3
35
1
M
fined
15
The
fines
were
promptly
paid,
thus
terminating
a
aeries
of
case
that
baa
-been
hanging
fire
for
about
two
months.
Milton
Oonaale.
counsel
for
the
Chinese,
asked
the
oourt
to
deal
first
frith
tlu
case
of
Wong
Hcey
in
whloh
a
plea
of
not
guilty
was
entered.
Upon
Wong
Hoey'n
conviction,
pleas
of
guilty
were
entered
in
the
fourteen
other
cases.
DESERTERS
FROM
SHIPS
IPQRTED
oard
Grain
Ship
Sacolnnd
insert
Absentee
vote
abolished;
P.G.E
action
delayed
until
later
in
session;
Development,
settlement
and
publicity
planned
VICTORIA,
February
11.
The
immediate
abolition
of
the
absentee
vote
to
be
replaced
by
an
advance
poll
was
announced
by
Premier
MacLean
in
his
budget
speech
yesterday.
Other
policies
outlined
were:
Greater
development
of
British
Columbia's
CHINESE
CASES
FINALLY
ENDED
Fine
itf
$13
Hnili
Imported
Ijy
MUlfttrate
Tmlny
Upon
IS
In-mateti
of
(itiminjr
House
PuliowiiiR
the
sustaining
by
the
Oourt
of
Appeal
of
the
oonvlethm
and
fin
of
j
aM
unDbeed
by
Hag
strata
Hoctymoni
gambling
,
upon
y9n
ctitf
on
the
charge
of
being
ed
From
Her
ana
sydiana
Sis
deaerters
from
the
Swedish
grain
ships
Sydland
and
Sagoland.
who
have
been
picked
up
recently
by
the
police,
are
being
bpt
back
aboard
the
Sngoland
today
for
deportation
at
tlie
order
of
Dr.
H
K
Treniayne.
local
immigration
officer
At
tempt
l)
inter
the
country
by
stealth
are
freijueiil
on
the
part
of
foreign
merchant
veawls.'
It
Is.
however,
an
Illegal
practice
which
the
authorities
:
thai
cfvil!m:
with
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Swedish
Freighter
off
With
Large
Cargo
of
Wheat
for
Rotterdam
Mubriton
and
Asimy
on
Berth
With
one
of
the
largest
cargoes
of
grain
ever
loaded
tt
Prince
Rupert,
the
iBwrd'th
freighter
Ssg?land
will
depart
j
t-
fay
from
the
Alberta'
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
foi
Rotterdam,
j
Holland
The
Sapolsnd
hits
been
In
port
for
something
like
ten
day.
bavin;
had
to
be
lined.
Lading
cf
the
BriiUh
ferlghtcr
Ma-bilton
1
now
proceeding
and
this
res-ael
should
get
away
early
next
week.
The
British
steamer
Aahbjr.
eisteonth
grain
ablp
of
the
aeaaon
bare,
which
arrived
In
port
Thursday
night,
will
move
up
to
the
elevator
on
the
de-
Settlement
and
development
of
vacant
areas
to
in-
penure
of
the
sagound
crease
production.
JZu'L
r","".-"'
1
.
.
...
.
nearly
tlx
hundred
cara
of
r,n
,i
t
v
t
Greater
utilization
of
the
waste
products
of
indus-
.
r
wy
tram
tn
prairie
bound
tor
try
so
that
the
province
may
derive
eVery
doilar
possible
Prlnce
Run-
The,
were
th,t
,un-
i
e
i
i.
i
a.
,'
,th::i
ear!
adt
on
the
Idmonton
and
out
of
its
natural
resources.
Ic,,,,
-Wffc)n.
ol
JUBptt
M
Promotion
of
harbor
improvements
to
increase
ri
reny
that
number
w.t
of
Ja-
trade
and
exports
from
the
province.
GreateV
publicity
for
attraction
to
the
province
of
settlers
and
capital.
Continuation
of
Hon.
John
Oliver's
'
efforts
to
sc-cureiControl
of
Ue
Peace
River
Block
for
uge
in
open-lhg
Wl
ty
itort$en'
hinterland
and
In
srolVing
the
Pa-.cifluroat.
Eattern
problem.
v
'
Readjustnient
of
inter-provincfal
relations
through
an
inter-provincial
conference
to
be
hold
in
Ottawa
in
early
November.
t
Encouragement
of
capital
by
protective
legislation
and
stable
taxation.
POLICY
REGARD
TO
P.G.E.
In
regard
to
the
provincial
railway
policy
Premier
MacLean
said:
,
"With
regard
to
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rail
per.
!!g
Twenty-one
cam
arrived
here
dur-
the
paat
twerty-four
hours,
OUTLAWWAR
6nly
Exception
fa
to
Uphold
Be
cision
of
Lea-rue
of
Nation
OKNF.V.t.
!.
II.
Arrlve
war
niukl
lie
oiitianed
but
,
war
tor
legitimate
tleTeiike
on
application
of
the
cuieitant
of
the
League
of
Na-ttoii
or
In
eeeulln
nf
a
leogtie
ll-llin
Ih
Juotlftahle
In
lrvr
of
the
eoinmlttre
of
noted
experts,
lm
elerday
rrnitnl
tlirlr
reemrt
n
the
mean
uf
promoting
Interna-
way.
I
wish
to
defer
the
question
of
providing
money
for
;
n...i
ecunty.
Fii-f
im
nnonrrinn
until
nftrrntintinns
nmv
nnrlpr
rnn-
sideration
have
further
developed.
Before
the
close
of
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
the
session
this
matter
will
be
definitely
dealt
with.
'Unless
satisfactory
arrangements
for
the
sale
of
the
line
are
completed,
a
further
loan
for
the
completion
of
the
P.G.E.
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
George
will
be
submitted."
OF
REFINING
TANKS
EVERETT.
Feb
11
At
least
ten
are
dead
and
fifty
Injured
when
a
unit
of
ten
large
refining
stills
of
the
Beacon
Oil
Co.
exploded
Resolution
Passed
Unanimously
Regard
to
Alaskan
Panhandle
by
Legislature
of
British
Columbia
Conservative,
Fearful
of
Trap,
Urges
Care
but
do
not
Oppose
Move
While
Both
I'attulln
and
Mnnson
Strongly
Favor
It
VICTORIA,
February
11.
The
resolution
of
11.
F.
Krin,
member
for
Atlln,
urging
action
by
the
Dominion
government
to
open
negotiations
with
Washington
for
acquisition
of
the
Panhandle
of
Alaska
passed
without
a
division
of
the
Legislature.
II.
D.
Twigg,
Conservative,
expressed
the
opinion
that
there
whs
something
behind
the
move
and
suggested
the
inspiration
camt
from
Ottawa.
He
wanted
to
know
whether
the
government
was
aware
of
any
negotiations
between
Ottawa
and
Washington
in
the
matter
and
whether
thure
was
a
move
toward
making
it
figure
in
the
St.
Lawrence
waterways
negotla-
"
Hons.
I
would
be
an
era
of
expanatoa
and
Hen.
T.
D.
PnttuUo
said
some
per-1
great
railway
building.
Mr.
Manson
thought
the
effiarta
to
secure
the
1
predicted
thst
important
roads
not
Alaska
panhandle
would
prove
abortive
now
anticipated
eventually
would
be
but
he
did
not
agree
with
them.
I
built
into
the
north.
It
might
take
R.
11.
Pooley.
leader
of
the
opposl-
"r
""
Option,
nm
"
!"
sounded
a
note
of
warning
and.0"'
reminded
the
House
that
the
United
j
oul
nolnm
co,
ln
ni.ta.
h.ri
.
rn-nrri
tnr
rfrlvliut
h-.rd
e"
o""H
be
oonau
mitt
ted
were
made.
"I
bargain
with
Canada
and
suggested
ex-1
"
'
"
"
the
he
d
treme
care
In
the
negoUatlotui
to
make
a1,
"r
HSrSfl
-
2
fmm
subsidy
is"
the
time
to
dicuss
the
deUUa
of
the;
,u
,
SOUGHT.
FOR.
B.C.lCOAL
plan
but
said
he
did
not
believe
a
,
.
i,..,
,w
nllt-J
rili.
ocuntry
like
the
United
States
which
VICTORIA.
Fob.
11.
InauguMt'on
of
had
been
taking
th
lead
In
advocat-
a
feormj
,Ubsldy
to
railways
carrying
lng
self-determination
for
the
world
'cjadtaw
coal
from
British
Columbia
wotild
atand
In
tho
way
of
doing
Jus-
j
to
0aXvle
,nd
Quebec
l
sought
by
tlce.
"I
cannot
think
that
In
auch
Cnrles
woodward
of
Vancouver
In
a
a
amall
mailer
for
It
U
a
small
matter
,
WM)luUOn
filed
In
the
Legislature
to-lo
the
United
States
although
not
to(1iy
tie.
she
would
take
a
different
position
j
from
that
act
tor
herself
in
the
last
i
"The
iirtion
of
hucm-m
and
recog-len
year.
iiiltlou
by
Uie
wurld
mlglit
come
to
any
Reminding
the
House
of
recent
'man
It
Is
largely
a
proposition
of
Htatements
made
by
President
Oeatty
!
chance
mid
opportunity
"
Charlea
M.
''
tho
crn
t'mt
tin
next
ilc-.i.tc
's.-'uv.ib
ons
of
the
mine
but
managed
to
acb
the
holsta
In
aalety
except
68.
HMMJCW)
Feb.
11.
(AJternooni
Seven
mlneta
hav
been
taken
out
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i:MiMll
I
KAtll
K
Ultltlofl
I.
Aatou
Villa
1.
Sheffield
0.
Blackburn
1.
Newcastle
0.
Boltjn
3.
Birmingham
a.
Cardiff
4.
H'Jdderaileld
0.
Derby
County
3.
Burnley
4.
Everton
2,
Tottenham
6.
Manchester
United
5.
Leicester
a.
Portsmouth
I.
Liverpool
0.
The
Wednesday
a.
Mlddlesboro
1
Runderland
1.
Bury
0.
West
Ham
a.
Ar:ual
3.
DIiMoii
II.
I
Blackpool
a.
Stoke
City
1.
Chelrea
5,
Irlatol
City
a
Clapton
0,
West
Bromwloh
0.
Orlmsby
1,
Notts
County
0
Leeos
United
1.
Preiton
4.
Nctta
Poreet
1.
Hull
City
1
Oldham
3.
Manchester
City
a
Pirt
Vale
4.
Pulham
1.
Beading
0
Southampton
0
South
Shields
S.
Swansea
1
Wolverhampton
a,
Barnaley
I
CtiTTlsii
i.i:(ui;
Clyde
0.
Celtic
1.
Dundee
S.
Alrdrleonlans
0.
Dunfermline
1,
Bkweas
a.
ralklrk
S.
Aberdeen
1.
Hamilton
0.
ParUck
t.
Hlbernlaiu
l,
St.
Mlrren
1
Kilmarnock
1.
St.
Johnstone
7
Queen's
Park
1.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Ralth
Rovers
0.
Hearts
5.
Rangers
0,
MotherwaU
3
'
non-stofTlightTo
tokio
from
seattle
planned
by
molays
SBATTLE.
Feb.
11.
In
an
effort
to
send
the
Spirit
of
De
Molay
on
a
non-'
stop
flight
from
Seattle
to
Toklo.
the
local
De
Uclay
chapter
Is
to
call
upon
members
of
the
national
organisation
I
to
contribute
535,000
to
finance
the:
project.
Gordon
MoKenrle,
the
British
wsr
;
ace.
now
engaged
tn
flying
out
of
;
Belllngham.
haa
been
selected
to
pilot
i
the
airplane
on
the
projected
flight.
refineryTestroyed
,
near
long
beach
in
heart
oil
district
LONG
BEACH.
Cal
.
reb.
11.
Plre,
believed
to
htvt
originated
In
a
refinery
destroyed
property
valued
at
6700.
000
in
the
heart
of
Signal
Hill
oilfield
IvTil
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
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PUINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY
11,
1028
Price
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Cut
in
Taxes
and
Advance
Policy
GALL
ANT
RESCUE
MINERS
a
a
mw
a
nm
a
iBir
a
mnouncea
rtrst
Duamt
macLmn
c?
Government
in
the
Legislature
K)m
half
million
less
for
people
of
Province
to
pay
distributed
among
all
classes
of
people
YHTORIA,
February
11.
Taxes
will
be
cut
by
.Mnmi
spread
over
virtually
all
classes
of
taxpayers,
'remit
r
MacLean
announced
in
his
budget
speech
yes-
SAGOLAND
TO
SAIL
TODAY!
Forty
Miners
Trapped
in
Hollinger
by
Fire;
Rescue
Being
Attempted
Seven
Tsken
Out
Alive
Thin
Afternoon
Arousing
Hopes
for
Thoe
Still
Below
T1MJIINS,
Ont-
Februury
11.
Six
bodies
were
recovered
and
47
minero
are
still
unaccounted
for
as
a
renult
of
a
fire
in
the
lower
levels
of
the
famous
llollincer
mine.
Yesterday
a
special
train
car-ryiiiK
additional
rettcuers,
gas
masks
and
oxygen
tanks
were
en
route
from
Toronto
and
were
due
here
at
noon
today.
Company
officials
still
believe
the
trapped
men
are
alive
but
the
stopes
are
filled
with
poisonous
tras.
Fire
started
on
the
500
foot
level
and
spread
rapidly,
cutting
off
the
escape
of
the
working
crews
in
the
lower
levels.
Within
half
an
hour
from
the
outbreak,
the
mine
was
filled
wl'.h
gas.
ktTEK
KKSI'.Uni
The
special
train
from
Toronto
breaking
all
records
for
the
run.
arrived
at
11
this
morning
with
rescue
equipment
and
immediate
efforts
ware
commenced
in
an
endeavor
to
resell
the
trapped
miners.
When
fire
broke
out
amidst
refuse.
approximately
MO
miners
were
working
in
various
see-
SENTENCE
OF
HICKMAN
SET
TUESDAY
NEXT
LOS
ANOELE8
Pen.
11.-
The
sentencing
of
Hickman
for
the
murder
of
Uarisn
Parter
haa
been
postponed
until
alt
from
Mat
Holllngss
auaa
arousing
Tuesday
at
whloh
tune
arguments
wl
bopes
thu
the
remaining
forty
may
be
heard
on
a
motion
for
a
bew
trial
be
safe.
whloh
was
filed
tU-
.m?ltit
by
ue
;
fence
coun
el.
who'
altegM
f-soars
'eT
errcrs
and
deprivations
of
the
rights
of
j
the
accused.
GRAIN
SHIPPED
AT
VANCOUVER
Little,
Change
in
Destination,
.Mo.l
of
Rig
Cargoes
Going
to
Europe
a
i
i
is.
sua
VANCOUVUt.
Peb.
It.
There
has
been
little
change
la
U
gram
shJpeinr
'
situation
here
during
taw
week,
meat!
of
the
big
cargcee
stilt
gang
to
Burofx.
'
PoUowing
are
the
snipaMkito:
Baskets
-
Newbcrsugh.
for
Rotterdam
....
IftlW
Hoiueslda.
for
HaraeUkM..
3&1M0'
Jersey
City,
for
Hamburg
3MJJM
Karachi
Maru.
to
fnimpuii
Roads
for
orders
Mlpt
Pacific
Shipper,
for
Mans
heat
tt
York
City,
to
Colon
fgf
ordefS
340.M3
Celllna.
for
Onoa
112400
Quebec
City,
to
Falmoutn
for
orders
awm
Turkestsn.
to
St.
Thomas
for
or-
msm
Auasa,
for
Hamburg
ot
Svbtter-
dam
.
33.10
CrafUton.
for
Loudon
,
i
17
40
"
For
Liverpool
,
SUOO
Cape
of
Oood
Hopa.
fee
Yokohama
.;
1M0T
Yonan
Maru.
for
Nagoya
ItOgOOO
'
,
For
Yokohama
07,654
Hrkkal
Maru.
for
Shanghai
....
175,090
Yokohama
Maru.
for
Kobe
ggJMO
Point
L.boi.
for
Puerta
Columbia
18Q00
OLYMPICICE
GAMES
BEGIN
France
Rents
Hungary
at
Hockey
Two
Goals
to
Nothing
Today
6T
MORITZ.
Feb.
Jt.
The
flrat
Olympic
hockey
ma
ten
took
plaee
here
today
Pran.c
defeating
Hungary
two
goals
to
nothing.
DECISION
RESERVED
CANNERY
LICENSES
BY
SUPREME
COURT
OTTAWA.
Feb
11
Decision
Is
reserved
following
argument
on
reference
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
re-
gardlnn
the
powers
of
Parliament
to
;here.
Ray
Thompson
In
dead
from
;
en(u,t
O,ri)toni
pt
IlAn
clmtIlH
:ourua
receivca
wncu
tne
rennery
ex-i,nu,
.
,..,
un
,,,,
,nual
HeeMe,
pioued.
1
INTT.IIYUIONAI.
IIOCKKY
n!
J
C'!ik'.
WIIKAT
I'ltllT,
TODAY
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
II
-
Till
price
of