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Money
Boston
Grill
Tie
nieapCTt
way
to
buy
the
)
.
;
,
New
!
to
subscribe
by
the
,.
,:
The
cost
U
13.00
and
your
delivered
to
your
address
..,
1
1
o
eiiirig.
Just
figure
out
the
,:!
to
you
for
this
dally
for
twelve
months
I
JluV
T.
D.
PATTULLO
.ml
that
a
prophet
is
not
:
it
honor
nave
in
his
own
,
!
and
amotiK
his
own
peo-llon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
i.s
an
nil
to
thin
rule.
While
i.ms
may
scoff
and
disap-(I
job
seekers
may
howl
ye'.
!,
iii-Ut
of
land.s
remains
an
.Miinjr
figure,
even
here
!
(iile
are
ho
sceptical
and
a
to
acknowkdKc-
ability,
recently
Mr.
I'altullo
had
Mors
showered
upon
him
-iiuth.
He
was
made
pro
,
-
i
rclary
and
on
the
death
i
William
Sloan
the
addi-
Minlen
of
Commissioner
of
.
n.'s
was
thrust
upon
him.
I.
mi,
too,
that
while
the
pre
,
n
ruitr
was
the
uniinimou-'
Mr.
Pattullo
was
serioush
i
nd
although
he
put
for
:
m
claim
for
the
position
-a
)f
all
this
a
public
meet
i-
tieen
arranged
for
tomo,
'.:vi,t
when
the
i-itizens
o'
i
Kupert
will
hare
an
oppor
"1
hearing
and
mectiii).'
Dm
and
showing
him
tha
ip.
recogni.e
his
service
!
Prince
Ku-rt
but
t
:
'
ince.
It
is
understood
tha
.r.matod
address
will
thei
-i
uted
to
him.
u
i
;
!.-
tfcjia)
preseatation
has
.i
t
ranjewd
by
the
I'rince
Ilu
I
ieral
Association,
whost
a-
candidate
the
mininste.
s
stated
that
tin
-
is
no
;il
gatharinjr
People
at-will
not
!)
mdivatintf
are
support,
i
"f
the
;;irty
at
the
iha.
eleriimi
i
II
be
simply
a
gesture
of
I
of
the
reionitioii
tha
Ifiven
the
local
membe
a
hole
province.
COMPLAINT
OF
PENSION
WORK
'Mini
oi
iioim:
rfcorui
i'Mini.
r.wvutxTo
who
makk
I.MT
01
1
II
I'
VWA.
March
87
-
A
lot
of
men
cr
left
the
office
buildings
m
ire
getU-st
better
pensions
than
.
who
WOt
Into
the
trenches
U
run
and
we
should
remedy
the
ThU
erlttclam
wa
voiced
b
''
MiQlbbon.
Coneervatlve
memb.-r
.
,ki
at
MDBlav'a
meetliuc
l
tlie
cummtnet
of
the
Houm-
ot
'
J
jhn
Thompson,
chairman
u
'l
of
patulorui
commlasiuix'D'.
'
i
UiHt
Many
of
the
difficulties
of
(
had
been
due
to
the
fart
that
i'
i.moiui
Act
of
1918
and
amend-d
boen
bmdly
drafted
The
com-
:!!
rndcaror
to
complete
conald-t
reprpwuta'.lona
of
different
re-liiier
ornanlEallotu
before
the
RESERVE
ON
MORICE
RIVER
'uii.r
,hk.
tiiKiii:
si:t
aiim:
hv
I'OKKHTItV
llfcl'AHTMKNT.
I'AT-Tl
l.l.f)
AWOI'NCKH
Victoria.
March
21
Hon.
T.
n
''
'''iio
nnnouneed
yesterday
that
the
'
.'nent
Ivad
AfMted
two
new
fore"'
one
orr
Sedottda
bland.
mliM;
biT
'
tne
'btker
on
tur
M
:
'
Rir,
tributary
i
the
sulkuy.
'in
re
mllta.
kafclngla
all
eighteen
ui
foreat
reaervea
of
6,400.000
riiic
i:
or
win:
at.
vNCOUVR.
March
27...
The
pr"
1
heal
yealerday
waa
lor
Number
I
n,,;Im.ih
I.61V.
I'UKKIDKXT
II
lit
AJ4SN.
il
tohia,
March
27.
-A.
D.
McFar-1
hi-en
chosen
president
of
the
I'n
."."oelntli'ii.
T
''
h
.
.
mm
mm
w
mmmmw
mm
mm
.
Motion
for
creation
of
department
to
deal
uith
matter
was
talked
out
as
not
being
wide
enough
in
its
scope
r
TTAWA,
March
27.
Miu
Agnes
McPhail
pre
enieJ
to
.ht
(I
uou.e
ot
Commons
a
plan
for
the
creation
of
a
department
I
of
international
peace.
She
took
the
military
expenditure
iiul
asked
what
jrood
might
not
result
If
the
money
w.:
spent
fori
he
good
of
the
people.
She
argued
that
the
lethni'iue
of
peace
had
not
leen
properly
studied
and
took
the
position
Vhat
a
dep
ir'.men'
'
hould
lie
creatiil
with
a
responsible
minister
in
charge.
Scholar-liips
might
be
established,
peace
awards
made
and
a
school
initialed
for
better
international
understanding.
frrinier
Mackenle
Kl:iu
Mtd
h
She
b
already
taWm
the
lead
for
:reed
with
Mia
MrPhsIl
In
that
food-
irttter
Inu
r-i.,
tlonal
und
r,
landing.
H?
ill
should
be
atlmulated
rnnonf
the
r'.ted
th-
.-'stnbllabr.ie"t
oi
a
Imjition
at
u,.n
A
peace
mentality
should
be
Wa
.l
infi-n
n
an
th-r
m.-:
towards
In-ih'tltu
ed
for
a
war
mentality
but
h
!r:-i-.':-r:
!
fi
dwill
a
id
uuiert'.aiidin-:
'
.r
.'Ulit
the
acop"
of
M'.iii
MePtuUl'a
.i:d
tin:
nr
red
l's;
t
or.s
at
Paris
and
'
!m:on
for
the
establishment
of
a!
Tiki;
In
i
further
emiuvcir
in
the
Jc-e;mrtnint
cf
peioe
was
to:
limited
I
sired
d
re
'.Icn.
promotion
of
peace
was
no
matter,
Mr.
U;ir
ehi
King
s:d
:hul
rr-ntly
r
-
overnrjent
ar;Ai
:r.nt
It
waa
,
the
Brtiuh
foverntnent
had
?.sk:d
I!
matt
r
of
aplrtt
and
attitude
on
the:
Canada
flahed
to
participate
:ti
a
treaty
;rt
of
the
dpiautratlon
la
iilnip
ot
'
betn
aeiottoted
,
with
?ypt
The
'
-
country
s
affairs
;
Canadian
fjpvrprit
deetuked
the
Mar
Mtaatar
-weirXsas
-f
W
iasMiiwlrig'lliiillll
Canada
had
already
doatty
tdeotl-
eiewi
O'dcdlcTOfaJrSlV
"filif
the
"I
l.rrel'
with
the
League
of
NaUooa.
House
automatically
adjourn
d
Bombing
Took
Place
at
Home
of
Two
Chicago
Men
Prominent
in
Political
Life
but
Happily
No
One
Was
Injured
CHICAGO,
March
27.
The
home
of
U.S.
Senator
Charles
Deneen
was
bombarded
last
night
with
dynamite
and
the
porch
wrecked.
Fifteen
minutes
later
the
home
of
Circuit
Judge
John
Swanson
Deneen,
candidate
for
states
attorney
against
Crowe
was
bombarded
but
it
was
not
damaged.
It
is
believed
the
bombing
was
done
by
political
enemies.
No
one
was
injured.
Morgan
Outfit
to
Log
This
Year
Near
Swanson
Bay
for
Pacific
Mills
on
Ten
Million
Contract
R.
Morgan,
well
known
pioneer
logging
operator
of
this
part
JOHN
of
the
coast,
who
had
hi
camp
last
season
at
Rivers
Bight
and
is
now
operating
at
Barnard
Cove,
will
be
finished
at
the
latter
point
about
the
middle
of
May
and
will
then
move
his
outfit
to
Mussel
Inlet,
not
far
south
of
Swanson
Bay,
where
he
is
acquiring
extensive
leases
from
which
he
will
take
several
million
feet
of
logs
and
probably
remain
in
operation
for
a
eouple
of
seasons.
It
was
about
March
1
that
Mr.
Morgaq
moved
to
Barnard
Cove,
having
finished
the
oeration
at
Rivers
Bight.
He
is
cutting
logs
for
the
nv.riet
urd
has
the
enntract
lo
supply
about
ten
million
feet
for
the
i-acuic
Mill
at
Omni
r"
lhu
Jr
W,U
selling
seme
to
the
new
Big
Bay
Lum-
ber
(
J
afx'li
clud
tin
;
Niwmlll
fct
Prinoe
Kupen.
nu
n
hmid
at
the
praaent
time
la
me
three
million
feet
In
frwih
water
.it
Surf
imei.
wnw-
T--
,
(
easoiu
aga.
poaatoiy
one
mm
11
million
feet
at
Rivera
Bight
and
eatablUhed
I
.,
mil
I'"'
boomaiicaa
""-'
i
'",',
',
they
had
cut
a
.Ingle
log
tKj.
for
i
the
o.'P
..
,
mill.
The
illinium-
""
a
tn
he
iiolna
back
,
poncsrn
are
irP
-
...
in,,
t
lU'ell
oiii"--
,
i
imin-ti
v
in
Central
,
Brltlah
Columbia
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
back
of
Prinoe
Rupert
haa
had
a
very
aucceaa-tul
winter
according
to
official
reports,
very
contractor
more
than
filled
hla
eontrarta
and
found
a
ready
market
for
U
that
waa
left
over,
both
In
the
way
of
pole
and
tie.
Increased
activity
la
the
central
Interior
thla
year
has
helped
another
couple
of
million
feet
at
Bar-
mak
up
for
the
falling
off
of
the
In
nard
Cove
I
I
duatry
Oil
the
toaat
tcr
the
I
'
,,l
M.uk
I'.
.
.
-
i,
,,,,
riMan
M),
ut
April
ia
uw
,
hn,
imix-i
mill
of
loga
produced
for
th
P1
wln-
Pni
ilic
Mill"
durlnK
commence,
meae
win
iu.i
;
Mr
Morgan
aa
wen
as
yihjot
S.n.ihy
at
Bwanaon
ft
;
;..,.,..,i
on
the
coaal.
It
la
not'
wheth.-r
either
Ocean
Falla
,
u.r
will
he
UikUig
loga
f
rom
u,
Chirlilte
islunoa
unm
r'
although
negotiauon-
e.
-.w..
The
Owen",
logging
con-
'"
1
rMr.
.......
-i
into
Klldala
Arm
cern
"V
:
...me
Mills,
i
IM
,,iHt
IIIHKt
t:
K
CUl
CUV
lor
--v..
rm
-
re'lltiy
"
r
MARKET
NOSE
i
DIVED
TODAY
i
:
,
'
Xinv
VftltK.
Ma'rrh
tJ.-Tfie
nwr-ket
noedlel
IimIii)
.
I
he
prlcea
rrasliliig
from
fltr
to
nearly
twenty
dollars
a
share
In
one
of
I
lie
u
llilest
semhihs
In
the
liMnry
of
Wall
street,
NitpMM-thlK
orders
eer
lll(klj
siiiilleil
und
ulioiit
half
the
tussea
Here
regained
lu
u
lirlsk
rally
urotinil
inlil-iUy
today.
Advertise
the
Dillv
News
PROPOSALS
EDITORIAL
Internal
Imnl
Peace
Was
Urged
in
iouse
of
Commons
by
Miss
Agnes
McPhail
and
Premier
King
17.
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OF
LADY
MP.
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!
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WITH
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M.:'h
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Al.ika
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fre
d.
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.
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John
iP.
MeDj-nuld
a
im.tIjt
of
several
Alaskan
sold
taped.
dytnn
jvterday
fnd
W
I.
Elwell.
connected
-;ih
the
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Minister
l..o
i.
vvi'ii
will
give
an
a.'i
ount
..I'
hi
stewardship
at
a
meeting
tomorrow
night.
National
Hockey
League
Playoffs
Begin
Tonight
at
Ottawa
and
New
York
and
Second
Game
Thursday
March
27.
National
Hockey
League
playoffs
start
TORONTO,
tonight
witn
Montreal
Maroons
playing
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
against
Ottawa
at
the
national
capital,
the
total
number
of
goals
to
count,
for
the
right
to
meet
the
Canadiens
in
a
simitar
series,
for
the
Canadian
sectional
championship.
Pittsburg
playing
their
home
game
on
New
York
ice
will
meet
the
New
York
Rangers
in
the
first
game
of
a
series
to
deeide
who
will
meet
Boston
for
the
American
section
championship.
The
second
game
of
the
series
will
be
played
Thursday.
The
Canadian
and
American
cham-.
ptona
will
meet
In
the
finals
for
the
had
been
good.
Stanley
Cup.
The
Canadian
section
ami
saed
443
The
Canadians
headed
the
Canadian
goals
during
the
eeaaon
against
aM
lor
section
with
60
pointa,
five
more
than
the
American
aectlon.
The
total
of
837
Montreal,
who
were
four
ahead
of
Otta-
goala
was
scored
by
the
entire
league
wa.
Toronto
had
44
pointa
and
Mew
1
during
the
past
season
against
tTV
a
York
Americana
28.
year
efo.
despite
the
efforts
to
apeed
'
Boston
headetl
the
American
section
up
scoring
thl
year
by
limiting
the
'
with
51
points.
New
York
Rangers
47,
blade
of
the
goalies'
atlck
to
14
Inches
Pittsburg
48,
Detroit
14,
and
Chicago
'
and
reducing
the
leg
pada
to
II
Inches
In
width.
The
flashing
finish
of
Plttaburg
haa
I
The
Canadiens
led
with
118
goals,
the
glvwn
them
equal
ratltaj
with
the
Ban-
i
Montreal
Maroons
came
next
with
'98
gtrs
in
many
quartern,
while
their
re-
,
and
the
New
York
Rangers
were
third
cord
during
the
season
against
Boston
I
with
04.
PUBLIC
MEETING
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
to
hear
an
address
upon
the
work
of
the
last
Session
of
the
Legislature
by
.
fV
iIt
,1
IJitfli
Honv
T.
D.
Pattullo1
In
the
Moose
Hull,
Wednesday,
March
28,
at
9
p.m.
Seats
reserved
for
ladies.
laKe
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
with
newry
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
-
-
'
llZjJLZiL
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BTUESDAY,
MARCH
27.
1928
...
gitc?
Five
Ce'ntI
PEACE
m
jT
rww
at
OTTAWA
Floods
Cause
Damage
Northern
California
and
Valleys
of
Nevada
Immense
Kainfall,
High
Windsi
and
Snow
Flurries
Cause
Water
to
-
Rise
in
Streams:
Half
Million
Loss
Estimated
so
Far
Q
AN
FRANCISCO,
March
27.
A
.
i
ii.K,'u.s
bunday
i
jt.
was
In
the
path
of
an-f
nr
1
;ot
ruH-
and
fld
warning
-r
.,d
'.Mrtujhout
the
lowlands
to-
:.-d
(1
in:'!
Call
lorn
la
tlv-
le.ure
of
il'ted
momentarily
frjm
the
ii
of
the
8cn:-i:erio
to
tie
SicrimentD
and
Yuba
town
if
Blga
Is
under
four-
of
water
and
at
Orovllle.
25
i
.
av.uy
50
families
were
rendered
i:
!en
uhen
the
Feather
River
went
.ts
banks
i
Ti.i
e
River,
which
riaea
in
the
i
crn.s
U
is
right
through
the
city
ot
..ai.o
aad
,14
waters
are
used
10
Irrigate
v:::ie;s
he
district
wH:ch
ather-
:r.-
,-lfert
T7-e
liver
flawa
Into
:
lu
te
fn
m
which
there
la
no
BANK
LOSES
.
DAWSON
CITY
I.MJl
IIIATOlt
SHOW
III
I1TH
ill'
Ki;.UMi
OtVIMt
TV
CAS
till
AN
oti:it.
l
(IKTI..M),
drew.
Marrh
it.
K.
M.
sulllvan.
ImllsMually
doing,
buslnrm
as
the
liltehrw
Nattga
1
Mm
Company
filed
a
vwlaatary
petition
In
bankruptcy
yewtmUy.
1
he
only
liabilities
Hated
Were
I
be
Hlfatkti's
ill
1
lie
company
lo
the
Canadian
lunk
af
t'e4Neerre
at
Daw
vin
fur
stwiJNM
aiwl
an
Individual
ohtlcalhtn
to
the
Mtnse
bank
for
S';5.mni.
lioth
debts
were
rsMt-t
railed
In
loi.
Vo
assets
are
llst-
4sssssssssssssss
IIWI.KIIIT
NAVIMi
NOT
WANTED
IIF.IIB
That
summer
days
in
Prince
Rupert
are
sufficiently
long
enough
and
that
there
la
no
necessity
of
invoking
a
daylight
saving
measure
was
the
stand
taken
by
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
yesterday
afternoon
in
deciding
not
to
endorse
any
proposal
for
a
change
ot
time
here.
The
matter
was
brought
up
In
a
communication
from
the
Nelson
Board
of
Trade
which
desires
daylight
saving.
WIDOWGETS
BIG
FORTUNE
Ni;V
YOltk.
March
r,
aprebtl
lo
the
New
Vork
Time
from
Canne.
1
ranee,
aa.ts
liwtlka
Dolly
and
her
hnshand,
Mortimer
Davis
Jr..
do
not
gel
a
rent
ol
the
huge
fortune
left
by
Mr
Mertlmer
Davis.
ITaeth-ally
live
enure
tnlerrsls
of
the
Canadian
rapllalhL
said
to
anwiinl
to
1180,-Inni,wni.
gii
t
the
mIIw.
(lie
fermer
Cim
u
I
es
Morlnl
who.
as
a
young
woman,
worked
as
a
manhurKt
In
a
New
York
lintel.
It
l
said
that
reconelluitliin
had
been
effected
reveiitl.v
after
a
disagreement
uter
the
marriage
nl
the
sam,
but
the
sudden
death
f
the
capitalist
rrenlel
the
rewriting
of
the
will.
flood
of
waters,
which
cooi-r.ight,
today
roared
through
a
Ni,rlknrn
gnH
Panfral
C
a
I
i
(n.n
I
o
unl
IU..I...
ST
A
...l,L
"I'.i'ivni
viiimi
vsiuviuistfiuu
IICHICIII
11CIUUU
Wli.II
I
D
in
wed
violence,
threatening
the
city
of
Reno
with
further
inunda-Mii
und
leaving
scores
of
California
communities
partially
inun-lati
il,
with
proerty
damage
estimated
at
half
a
million
dollars.
Smres
of
eople
are
homeless
and
two
are
dead.
Continuous
rains
over
the
northern
portions
of
the
state,
high
winds,
and
snow
flurries
at
Reno
and
in
the
Sierras
aggravated
the
reedy
partly
inun-
-
ii'ed
fr
in
il..-
rufh
ol
waters
of
the
INTEREST
FOR
GOV'T.
REFUNDS
I'KOl'OHAt.
OF
OTTAWA
l.MVYi:it
ENDORSED
DY
ISOAllll
Of
TKADE
AT
MKETIXti
YCKTKKDAY
The
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
oi
Trade,
at
a
meeting
yaslaiiHj
aitsrneam.
Treat
em
nsned
aa
avprosrlnf
a
propers:
..uTsnltted
by
James
IL
Diek-sca.
ecalbsos
Oturwa
esapstreioa
essan-sel.
whereby
the
federal
(overnaent
win
oe
petitioned
to
Bleed
a
'
n
tr-e
books
compelling
the
rr."-t
tD
pay
six
per
sent
on
all
mowsyi
cvercollected
In
the
way
of
taxes,
eaelse,
etc.
Such
a
concession,
it
la
heM.
would
be
but
fair
especially
to
trlew
of
the
fact
that
the
gotrarnznent
eol-lecu
eight
per
cent
Interest
aa
well
aa
the
principal
on
all
lected.
There
waa
a
lengthy
from
Mr.
D'xcn
on
the
matter,
i
cf
same
bavrrg
been
seat
to
aU
papers.
Boards
of
Trade,
Commerce,
etc.
throughout
the
Ion.
MANITOBA
IS
HOCKEY
WINNER
HEATS
MONTIiK
tl.
VICTOIIIXS
M
K-
imi
tii
i
itis
oAtii:
m:ihauy
TO
WIN
ALLAN'
Ct
l"
OTTAWA.
March
ST.
Manitoba
The
final
game
will
be
played
row
night.
TJnl-
veratty.
the
wsstern
nharaplona.
won
the
second
game
of
the
Allan
Cup
hockey
assies
here
last
night
from
Montreal
Victorias,
making
a
third
game
necessary.
The
a
tod
tits
bom-
,
barded
the
Vic
ciudel
In
the
tost
period
to
score
four
goala
and
win
the
match
(
goals
to
S.
The
first
game
was
won
by
the
Moat-real
team
two
goals
to
nothing
on
MINING
MUST
BE
CONSIDERED
MIMXTKK
Ol
L.INDS
I.OATII
TO
TIC
I
I
I'AKK
UtND
IN
KITH
A
W'AY
AH
TO
rilF.YIlNT
l)KVt:UM.
MENT
VANCOUVER.
March
27
"We
dont
want
to
tie
up
a
Britannia
or
a
Klm-fcerly
"
Hon
T.
O.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
said
yesterday
when
dIasTiaailBgs
the
proposal
to
plan
abe
admialafra-tton
of
the
provincial
parka
ursder
cap,-trol
of
the
Dominion
OorerTUtstSl
Jfe)
said
the
Dominion
and
jPwvlnot
.cmiitft
each
appoint
one
I'sataaaataUve
to
make
a
thorough
Inapectkm
of
any
part
ateas
under
consideration.
Mr
Pat'ullo
was
here
yesterday
on
his
way
to
Prince
Rupert.
COMPOSMI
la
DEAD.
DUBLIN.
March
37
Leslie
Stewart,
composer
of
musical
corned
lea,
lnolud
li'K
Ploradora
of
the
nineties,
la
dead.
u,;rl
04.