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41.
MINING
CANADIANS
WON
OVER
BRITAIN
Moriu
Today
'-.'.X::;"',y;
Canada
de-"
"i-itaii,
fuurt.vt.ii
goals
to
,
Olympic
(Mickey
game
,
Ti"
Toronto
Vanity
i
"
"l,'i
their
opponent.
""'
"'"I'l'lUK
at
least
ISO
It
"Jr....
m..i.
'"t
It.
ltta,
'It!
PENITENTIARY
WARDEN
HAS
BEEN
RETIRED
AND
DEPUTY
GIVEN
POSITION
NCW
WESTINSTKR.
Feb
18.
Colonel
W
H
Cooper,
warden
of
Ihc
British
CoHmbla
penitentiary,
has
been
retired,
deputy.
O
W
Trollope
eue-
ocedli-g
him.
ti
vi..i
iurd
s
statement
say
of
the
ground
ing
he
w
in
Ignorance
upon
which
his
retirement
was
recom-
hi
i
ha
minuter
of
Justice
and
has
asked
for
an
opportunity
to
ans
wer
any
accusers.
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
KMil.lMI
I.KAUI
E
.IHvMim
I
Builley
0,
We-t
Hum
0
"BUM
3.
!"
l'",,v
0
Newcastle
1.
Bolton
Wanderer.-,
a.
Portsmouth
3.
aunderland
5.
lUtixlun
H.
Bristol
City
5.
Clapton
I
Fulham
a
South
Shield.
0.
Notts
County
I.
Reading
1-Oldham
1
(lrlnwby
0.
Southampton
i
Blsckpol
0
A'd
I
SWllin
I
-West
Brotnwich
4.
Wolverhampton
0.
-
.
.
.
a
1
SCOTTISH
I.K.WH
E
lilililon
I.
U
'lu
¬
Cowdei-tlc.M,
ll
Kngland
l'layed
Fifth
ICountl
nn
Scotland
Third
in
Serie
for
J'ootlwll
Championships
IXMOON.
Pes.
1.
Keen
tcterest
is
being
taken
everywhere
in
tbe
cud
tie
ejajna
pikyed
today
both
in
BngtaM
and
Scotland,
tbe
former
completing
the
Tifeb
rund
and
tbe
Utter
the
third
The
number
of
teams
now
remaining
in
the
runninc
for
each
cup
u
oni
efht
and
hal;
of
these
wlU
be
eliminates
In
the
next
round.
Tbe
surprises
in
the
Bngllah
cup
game
were
tbe
defeat
of
Leicester
by
Tottenham
and
Cardiff
City
(present
cup
boMera)
by
Motte
forest
Tbe
cup
will-
now
come
hack
to
England.
Cardiff
having
taken
n
fo
Wales
last
year
b
darte.it
m
Waatwlob
Arsenal
i
to
0.
In
tbe
Seottieta
cup
Tbe
Alrdrtaonlana
wan
eliminated
by
tbe
second
division
teea
Albkut
Hoera
Tbe'ftsaaejrtea
we
tsW
wtnawaa
tedae:
,t.
,
&!r..'W.
w
Mabcbeetel'
tnHad
t.
dLtwinaiham
e.
The
Wednesday
I,
Sherfleld
United
1.
AnaMU
i,
Aaton
VUla
1.
Leioaatet
o,
Tottenham
I.
Manaheatsr
City
Stoke
1.
HtiBPf
inild
.
Mlddleabsr
0.
BUokbtttn
3.
Port
Vale
1.
Nottoferast
a.
Cardiff
City
l.
sniTTIMI
OAMIX
CatUc
t.
Alloa
0.
St.
Mlm
0.
Partick
5.
Dundee
i,
punfernuine
a.
Htbatatana
0.
paiklrk
0.
Albion
t.
Alrdrleonlans
1.
King's
Park
1.
Rangers
a.
KrlmarnDck
4.
Queen's
Park
4.
Hearts
1.
Motherwell
3.
TRIBALWAR
ASIA
MINOR
Twu
Hundred
Killed
in
right
Ilctwetn
l'civcl
and
Ili-douins
UIMXIN.
I'rh.
IH.
A
Jrruvilet.i
ilelrli
to
lite
Ktillv
ljiire
imIiI
mure
Ihan
K
Here
killed
In
-
a
great
trllml
Ixittle
near
the
Trnn-JnrdNiiU
frHHller
lielaren
IXwtl
VaI
IhMlUt.
rhlef
or
the
Miital
WalMliU
ami
the
Niaerful
lledotiln
Irllte
llene
Sakr.
Irlael
Ii
rrtMltliiK.
lie
nut
a
farmer
fttlluwer
of
Urn
shoikI.
king
of
the
llealja.
Ills
reeent
raldt
lieiuillil
I
lie
llrllMi
air
fort
e
again!
Mm.
TRAILlNSIN
HOCKEY
SERIES
Snu-ller
Ttiwn
Will
Play
in
Finals
Ajjflnst
Vancouver
Monarchy
TRABa,
Peb.
U.
Trail
defeated
Nelson
four
goala
to
nothing
last
night
thus
winning
the
round
five
to
two
and
giving
them
tbe
right
to
meet
Vancouver
Monarch
In
the
finals
on
February
at.
ONE
OF
THE
FAMILY
U
,fr
Ml'M
U
Jupcwr-car
are
eceompiietaejt
facts
and
Ciineli
lUM
t
re
re
'
llelort
tieiort
.risjiuun.iiiuuini
fnrmi-r'a
llem.'irk
on
rriunt
fllrli
LONDON,
Peb.
18.
-One
of
the
Canadian
farmers
party
now
visiting
here
Is
reported
to
have
told
a
newspaperman
that
a
servant
girl
In
hi
country
Is
looked
after
like
a
daughter.
M
oan
visualise.
redto-esaWollel
rretgnt
aeroplanes
carrying
tnalhi
over-aeaa
In
a
very
few
yean
from
now."
b
concluded.
Capt.
lied
Pierce
of
the
halibut
boat
Cape
Swain
has
plana
out
for
a
fine
six-room
stoiey-and-a-half
modern
residence
on
Oraham
Avenue.
Weat
Punch
remarks
that
It
Is
only
fair
to
(
view,
on
lot
adjoining
the
house
o'
point
out
that
servant
gh-ls
In
Eng-
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
Excavation
haf
lnd
often
treat
their
inltreww
like
already
been
started
for
the
structur-
.-!
i'f
the
t.-.mlly.
which
will
pr-ibaijly
cost
around
S0W
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
18,
1928
...
-,
-.re-1
.
..itaat.ti
-
-i
..
.
.
I'OUCfc
IN
AiKXK
O
CITY
taking
away
.some
of
the
225
persons
who
were
arrested
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Seminar'.o
Colegiar
when
a
short
time
ago
thin
drastic
move
was
made
.
the
Kovernmeul
fo-
the
purpose
of
enforcing
Article
III.
of
tb
constitution
which
proiibitH
the
teaching
of
religion.
At
the
right:
One
of
trie
students
arrested.
because
he
wan
we
aring
clerical
garb
within
the
seminary.
1.1
TIIEIUNW
PI'TTIMI
on
ni
x
roii
m
itv
school
rim
rt:
A
bus
wall
b
put
into
earvlce
the
first
8tUMUy
in
March
for
the
purpose
of
bringing
tbe
cbJMrea
IrvBsg
aei
cave
to
tbe
Lutheran
Sunday
acbool.
The
b)g
central
Hotel
bus
la
belrg
preaaed
Into
the
service.
This
Is
the
first
effort
of
this
kind
In
the
city.
t
f
.'
VISUALIZES
RADIO
FUTURE
Television
Screens
on
Public
Ve
hicles
May
Ilring
Entertainment
lor
I'assenxers
LONDON.
Feb.
IB.
-TeJerlalon
screens
n
public
vehicles,
so
that
one
could
watch
a
cup-tie
while
riding
in
a
bus
oontrol
of
traffic
by
wireless;
radio
guided
freight
aeropiasssa
carrying
ma'.:
Overseas
There
are
some
of
the
poa-slbllltlea
of
the
future
envisaged
by
Robert
R.
Peccrini.
staC
aupertntendent
of
tbe
London
Oeneral
Ocnulbua
Com
pany.
In
a
paper
on
"Bean
applications
of
radio
to
the
science
of
transport,."
read
to
the
Institute
of
Trans
port
at
the
Electrical
Inglnsers'
Insti
tutwn
In
London.
Mr.
Peccrini
said
that
an
Inductive
or
wireless
system
of
non-contact
typ
of
train
control
was
to
be
eonaideret
by
a
committee
set
up
by
tbe
UlnUtrj
of
Trauaport.
Turning
to
rond
transport.
Mr
Pec
crlnl
aald
that
the
Institution
of
a
ipeclea
of
Indication
board
at
an
omni
bus
headquarters,
coupled
with
a
loca:
radio,
transmitter
whereby
tbe
passing
of
omnibuses
on
certain
services
could
be
returned
immediately
to
the
relet
system
actuating
the
tndlcatora.
had
been
considered
Any
marked
h-rcgu
lartty
in
the
service
would
call
dowi
the
Intervention
of
a
flying
squad
li
a
few
minutes.
"A
television
screen
on
a
public
eer
vice
vehicle
would
not,
be
so
objection
able
as
a
loud
apeekeV
nor
so
unhy
getnlc
aa
pairs
of
earpbonea,'
he
aald
"To
watch
tbe
concluding
stages
of
a
Clip-tie
match
while
riding
home
from
the
office
would
be
a
pleasant
meana
of
passing
tbe
time.'
.
It
was
a
practicable
propodUon
to
(nttaJ
traffic
oontrol
towers
wbereinthe
"Stop"
aod
"Oo"
signals
or
colored
light
could
be
radio
triggered
off
from
anjr
reasonable
distance,
Mr.
.Feeerlnt
aald.
"Manless
ship
aeroBiane
and
STOCK
SALE
WILD
AFFAIR
Some
Offerine
on
Exchange
I
Strong
in
Mornilnjr
but
I)e-!
dined
In
Afiem'oon
VAXt'Ol
tllt.
re.
IS.
Venter-il.ijV
t(Mk
rtrhan(e
was
a
wIM
affair
with
tremeHrion
vtvlMinea
of
sale.
Heieral
leader
that
were
slroHfj
In
the
morning
were
H-to
profit
taking
In
the
after-ihmiii.
prnd
Oreille
vma
bkl
te
g4
In
the
morning
reaetlng
lo
11X44
at
iiiwii
and
eoj4ii(
at
Ml
far
a.net
leao
of
a
dollar.
'
OraiMhlrw
lumel
iMdiy
In
Kl
tvtits.
Oeorge
ropprr
wan
Mreng.
Illg
MIMviirl
was
In
tlriuaad
bat
imM
of
the
IM
wa
steurl
I
fhe
Hlnt
higher.
Total
Mleti
for
the
Uy
aineaated
lu'wexii
ohai-ea.
I
he
tlilnl
Nrgnl
no
far
bill
the
money
larnetee
HiMhed
all
rerorda.
Ihe
letal
being
IIH.llW.
nd
Oreille
ahvne
exreeded
WJK.ooo.
SOCIETY
FOR
SAFEMOTORING
Inly
Those
Who
Have
Driven
10,-000
Miles
in
Three
Yearn
Ellsible
for
it
LONDON.
Peb.
18
Solely
tor
ntotor-uu
a
new
Order
of
tbe
Road
waa
formed
here
recently.
It
has
for
1U
ob)eet
en
couragement
to
skilful
driven
a
the
ruada
may
be
safer
for
all
and
only
those
who
are
proved
careful.
capable,
considerate,
courteous
and
SB-
parte
need
drivers
may
become
incmbgrs.
To
become
a
member
a
man
must
prev.
that
he
has
been
driving
for
three
years;
that
he
has
driven
s
minimum
of
10,000
miles
in
that
time;
that
he
has
bad
no
kerlou
accident
for
which
he
was
haul
responsible;
snd
that
he
has
not
been
convicted
ou
any
nenous
police
clatrge
Purely
speed
offences
will
not)
count
igalnn
ham.
for
there
la
no
desire
tj
bring
about
any
slowing
down
of
trat-f
lo.
The
committee
include
the
Car',
of
Cottenham.
a
Jttclng
motor
1st,
Sir
Arthur
Stanley,
chairman
of
the
H0ya
Automobile
Club-
(though
the
It
AC
haa
no
;
connection
with
the
order
i,
Mem.
-Col.
J.
T.
O.
Moore-Dreaaaon,
MP.,
formerly
under
sec
rotary
to
the
ministry
of
transport,
and
K.
Lee
lulnneaa.
the,
racing
motorlat.
ACE
HUDKINS
WINNER
DECISION
LAST
NIGHT
NBW
ORK.
Peb.
IB.
Ace
Hudktns
of
Lincoln,
Nrbrsnks.
won
the
decision
from
Bergeant
Sammy
Baker
laat
night
in
a
welterweight
ten
round
battle.
Clerk-
Did
you
get
rid
of
any
moths
with
thoae
moth-balla
you
bought?
Mrs
Dun-
No.
I
tried
for
five
hours.
ill'
I
ctnildn't
hi
i
'
lie
Open
Road
e
38.
rnT
HLiiKiNo
or
St:.MN
,KICIVI
IN
IOKT
ON
THE
ANNA
S.
The
first
berrip
ft
tbe
sea-
son
SSHved
tateflw.wAsJkvttv.
'
Boston
Grill
Lui-Ke
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
leant.
Phone
457
'
Priofc
Five
ienti
STOCKS
GOING
WILD
AT
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hew
Regulations
Are
Issued
by
hshenes
Department
Dealing
with
Salmon,
Herring
and
Clams
-
i
n
i
i
i
i
i
...
v
MIS
IllUUt
III
lUMIIClUUft
Willi
dClfllllg
operations
on
this
coast
"TI'AWA,
February
18.
As
a
result
of
the
investi-iMade
by
W.
A.
Found,
director
of
fisheries,
ii
u
iiis
have
been
made
to
the
regulations
in
the
.
industry
of
British
Columbia.
Under
them
pro-
:
i.-
made
for
the
licensing
of
herring
pounds.
The
m
ax.n
is
changed
and
so
is
that
for
fishing
cod
and
ri,
alines
are
made
in
the
regulations
for
seining
;!"
iin
made
for
closed
areas.
Summarized
the
m
provide:
H.'!-rintf
pounds
must
be
licensed.
H
i
.us
in
fishing
herring
seines
are
required
to
be
-'i.
11
.'
net
fishermen
are
required
to
place
lights
at
t
their
nets
at
night,
i
1
-eine
boats
must
have
numbers
on
top
of
the
:
'HIM',
a
nig
traps
are
prohibited.
Kiwis
of
fishing
for
commercial
purposes
is
pro
"e
fishing
)oundaries.
i
t
ion
of
the
distance
about
the
mouths
of
rivers
-mis
at
which
fishing
may
be
carried
on
is
ex-
'm
200
yards
to
half
a
mile.
i
boats
assisting
purse
seine
boats
in
seining
is.
l
as
is
the
"open
set
in
purse
seining.
or
wanton
destruction
of
fish
is
prohibited.
'
i
ling
boats
are
not
allowed
to
cany
nets,
inj-
salmon
from
inside
a
closed
area
is
pro-
'ti
purse
seines
are
prohibited
in
a
considerable
"!
areas.
i
mum
length
of
salman
purse
seine
is
reduced
'
to
200
fathoms,
the
width
to
be
not
less
than
s
on
the
basis
of
a
3
1-2
inch
mesh,
minimum
mesh
for
sockeye
nets
will
be
abolish-1
i
lie
coming
season,
i
1
'
lose
season
on
little
neck
clams
is
changed
to
-y
and
March
instead
of
June
and
July
and
of
'
!;ims
from
August
to
October
instead
of
from
!
1
ptember.
1
'
dose
season
for
cod
is
Jnau&ry
and
February
'
1
f
February
and
March,
and
restricted
to
ling
mimum
mesh
of
one
inch
extension
measure
for
'"'is
is
provided
instead
of
a
fixed
mesh
of
that
PLEA
IS
MADE
EXPERIMENTAL
FARM
IN
NORTH
1
'v
'
1
'
ih
A
pice
for
tlie
iperlmeutaf'
larm
-
Mrirt
was
mad
In
y
ny
James
O.Brady.
Skeena,
eup-
"
i"inip.
who
aald
the
agriculturists
to
"i
British
Columbia.
'FOOTBALL
CUP
TIESTODAf
Amm
a.
Csptiln
Bl
Skog.
Joad
Which
Cost
$2.o0
Yard
to
tjteasjfct
tn-4eeu,,,eoe.,jekjs
were
taken
in
tbe
neighborhood
of
Walea
Island.
Protn
this
time
on
it
Is
expected
there
will
be
plenty
of
herring
for
bait
for
tbe
halibut
fishing
boats
4
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
Sg.
St.
tiapLrt
-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
13.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
temp-
M.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
St.
AljsnahOloudy,
ealm
temp.
SI.
RowwooJ
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
S3.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
40.
Harclton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
18.
&.n.trteta-
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
as.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
IS.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
Atlln
Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
13.
Whltehorae
Clear,
calm.
temp.
low.
temp.
2
be-
Big
Salmon
Clear,
calm.
16
beluw.
Dawaon
Clear,
calm.
temp.
IS
below.
IIOHiLAH
ITU
L.lt(llT
TltKIl
The
Douglas
fir
at
Ulna
the
largest
i
Ixe
of
any
tree
In
Canada.
It
grjwa
an
Immense
aa.
Irequently
exceed
ing
au
feet-
In
dlaaneter
and
300
feet
in
height.
One
of
the
tallest
Douglas
firs
ou
record
had
a
height
of
330
feet.
In
the
Kew
Cardans,
near
London.
Eng
land,
stands
a
atngle-ptece
flagstaff
830
VANCOUVEH
EXCHANGE
Bid.
B.C.
Sliver
1JS
Big
Missouri
71
Coast
Copper
49.50
Cork
Province
Daly
Alaska
Dunwell
33
Oeorgc
Copper
7
78
Oladatone
.08
Ooloonda
103
Independence
MS
Indian
.00
1,
L.
and
L
.31
Loadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
43
Marmot
Metala
19
Premier
3.73
Richmond
.18".,
SUvercreat
13V
Surf
Inlet
.01
Sunloch
3.00
Terminus
31
WhlteWuter
3.33
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Ntwa
Asked.
IM
.73
31.00
SO
.07
JS
104
.10
.04
.43
.19
330
19
.13
om,
3
10
.33
340
SURVIVORS
OF
TANKER
ARE
IN
BAD
CONDITION
flung
to
Driftwood
Until
i'icked
up
by
Trawler
Following
Explosion
TOKIO,
Feb.
1
Meat
f
the
sur-viTors
of
tbe
American
tanker
Chukr.
j
which
exploded
and
sank
en
route
I
from
San
Pedro
to
Yokohama,
are
In
a
acrtous
condition,
say
reports
from
iMlsakl.
where
a
trawler
landed
21
of
,
the
crew
Friday.
I
Captain
Heroes
and
fifteen
membera
,
3f
the
crew
ware
killed
outright.
The
remainder
saved
tbemselvea
by
clinging
to
driftwood
until
the
trawler
picked
them
up.
The
crew
waa
composed
of
Americans.
British
and
Chinese.
OBJECTION
HALF
TRUTHS
Hon.
W.
II.
Sutherland
Defend
Action
of
(lovernment
in
the
Legislature
MAKES
A
CO?IlAI(ISQN
f
1
a.
kl
,-.
.
.
m
a
u
rave
i
iniiioj5fiuwiuot5ic
a
Yard
VKTOHIA.
Peb
IS.
Declaring
that
be
objected
to
statements
Of
half
truth
but
was
not
worried
When
all
the
facta
were
revealed.
Hon.
W.
II
Sutherland
answered
criticisms
of
bis
department
in
tbe
budget
debate
Friday.
Mr.
Sutherland
aald
tbt
Oovernmeat
waa
going
slowly
in
acquiring
(ncw
roadmaklng
machinery
because'
It
would
displace
many
data
who
were
settlers
and
who
deptnaN
upon
road-
for
most
of
tbefc)
jraaent
in-
Anewertng
crltlclszaa,
Xk.
Sutherland
aald
tbe
gra
veil
leg
of
loeda
In
Bsqul-malt
In
ISIS
under
tbt
Oonaervattvee
ccat
M
ao
a
yard
while
today
tbe
coat
waa
M
cents.
W
A.
Uackanale
of
SlmUkaaoeen
said
he
regretted
that
the
Oovertusnent
appeared
apathetic
in
regard
to
tbe
coal
Industry.
STOCKS
DOWN
AT
NEW
YORK
Slipping
Procesti
Continued
Thia
Morning.
Aggregate
Loss
Doing
More
Than
Ilillton
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
U.-tock
prloea.
which
began
to
slip
badly
.
yesterday.
continued
their
downward
course
as
support
was
withdrawn
from
recent
pool
favorites.
Lo-sea
of
from
one
to
three
points
were
general.
It
la
eatlmated
that
a
two-day
de-
feet
high
presented
by
tbe
British
Col-lclu,
wlped
ou
mor
thn
umbla
gwernment.
Thai
staff
waa
cut
'
uul"u
v"lw
W
"
from
a
Douglas
fir
tree
SOO
feet
high.
"a
,oom
Trees
18
feet
In
diameter
have
beer.
,
"wiung
k.ik.uuv.
found,
and
a
single
tree
has
been
cut
that
scaled
90,000
feet
board
measure.
DROWNED
WHEN
CROSSING
BAY
SAN
FRANCISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
18.-
eleven
pereona
are
missing
from
the
ferry
boat
Perm
It
Crossing
the
bay
laat
mttfAMnJyMlrtefcf
were
picked
up.
STODDART
REGAINS
INDEPENDENT
MEMBER
VICTORIA.
Feb
18
D,
A.
8tOddtrt
of
Cariboo
told
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
he
was
an
independent
and
would
remain
one
despite
the
release
of
provincul
membeis
by
the
paily
r?.rcu!:w.