Save
Money
way
to
buy
the
TMn
,-uenpwt
,,
,
JJctt
is
to
suoscrioe
ujr
wic
-it
Tll
cot
t
80
nd
Jur
.ir-livercd
to
your
address
,
vi
id"';
Jut
"Bur
out
the
to
you
lor
this
dslly
I
,,,
(r
twelve
inonthsl
I.
xv
ii:.
N'.
'lie
sect
ud
largee'.
grain
cargo
:
"K'u
s!
this
port,
the
Swedish
i
HHo,i,d.
capt.
Ormaf.
sailed
at
-
-urtuy
afternoon
from
Rotter-i
H
"iisnd.
The
cargo,
which
was
!
i
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
s
n
ufiitii
grain
ship
of
the
''filth
boat.
Britten
freighter
i
now
loading
and
wul
get
ft
ti;.y
or
10.
The
British
steam
s
-f
ulso
on
berth.
MISS
GEORGE
CHAMPION
B.C.
Wins
Both
in
Singles
nnd
Double
01
1K
Event
at,
Vancouver
'
xsuuvmv
Peb.
18.
Miss
Blleen
(
"
t'ansdian
Ladles'
Oaommtoii
(
'"l"""
nd
Jack
Underhlll.
each
"
'in.,,
provincial
chsunploushipa
lit
''
Mulish
CnlumKl.
v..
c
're
cspmred
the
ninth
con-'
1'i-oviiriel
single
snd
ladles'
i'ired
with
Miss
Miuaner.
nd
Underhlll
took
mixed
Underhlll
also
won
men's
'
1(1
P'lrcd
with
McTaggej
won
''"
'Imihles.
1-!
!
MM
lu
The
Dally
Nswa
VANCOUVER
KXCIIANCK
B.C.
Baser
.
.
.
.
Btg
Missouri
..
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwrll
Oeorge
Copper
Olscler
Olsdstone
Oclconde
.
Indriendence
Indian
I
snd
l.
Lfidfrnlth
'
n,e
8.g
nui'
was
Prince
Bu-,
huc.k,..JlT.
Premier
Mct.ilH
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
,
j
Surf
Inlet
Sunloeh
.
Terminus
Torlc
Whltewsur
Canadian
Olympic
Bid.
13
43
50
S7
J7
vos
71
JO
.10
IS'.
.04
34
171,4
i.TO
.eg
lS'i
.00
gas
.35
8.50
2.50
5.000
Asked
1
80
95
38
M
M
.11
.T6
ai
.10
.08
.t7Vi
so
0
on
Wednesda
of
tli'.
vti.
ttu-
move
ment
Of
lf.rger
halltut
vet'-eU
to
the
(roonds
Is
now
in
lui!
swln.
Bocti
are
leaving
for
Alsske
ports
to
take
cn
bait
prlf.r
to
proceeding
to
the
westward
banks
to
ii.Mltute
th
season's
peratloru.
It
w,u
bi-
at
lct
s
week
vt
so
before
the
m:ni,er
n
ti
start
going
out
In
any
numlwr.
Besides
those
rcc.rded
In
the
Water
front
Whiffs
on
Seturtlay.,
other
boat
have
left
over
the
week-end.
The
Cspe
3eale,
wh.ch
r:.ve-J
on
ThursUiy
ntght
frcm
Vancouver
sailed
3.ituris.
night
for
Ketchfin
and
the
Si'.t.s
owned
by
the
Canadian
Fish
ii
C
Ad
3tuaee
Co.
and
operating
on
the
In
dependent
lay,
cleared
thlh
morning
for
Juneau.
The
American
schooner
ZureSia
Ar
rived
In
port
yete.-day
from
Seattle
and
will
proceed
to
the
gui"1
ln
day
or
so.
ARRESTED
WHEN
LANDING
FROM
'EMPRESS
ASIA'
VANCOOVEK.
b
13.
William
Preston
Olbicn.
playwr.tht
cf
Washington.
DC.
and
merober
of
s
prjmitem
United
BUtas
family,
wanted
on
a
charge
of
defrauding
Shanghai
merchants.
wa
taken
Into
custody
of
Canadian
lmml-gratlan
authorities
today
on
the
Empress
of
Asia.
He
Is
being
detained
pending
a
decision
as
to
what
action
shall
be
taken.
CHOOSENEW
BISHOP
JUNE
Synod
of
Culedonin
Here
at
That
Time
nounccd
to
Meet
In
An-
A
new
llhop
f
CalrtWttta
I
to
he
rbeeett
In
Jaae.
At
an
evera-lite
taeellng
nf
the
IHoreoe
ef
(le-irswto
a
klwrt
lime
ago
It
was
de-Hdesl
te
rail
a
synod
weetlag
In
ITlrKe
ltHen
m
Je
hoI
1
for
M
4e4loil
nt
a
hMmp,
fills
dste
being
kMhJeet
te
Hi
rwatetiterwe
of
the
psHrepeHteit
of
llrttbli
t'xlum
ArrbbllMH
Penrler
has
written
Ibat
the
lime
Is
stlrHry
to
lihn
aad
the
Hate
Its
w
hreii
drfin-llsiy
flvetl.
skeletonTf
man"
is
identified
as
JAMES
McTAVISH
BUItMABY.
Peb.
13
-The
skeleton
of
a
man
lOUlia
on
ine
east
mvfm
w
vm'
tol
HUI.
Burnaby.
on
Sunday
Identified
as
that
of
James
wtte
disappeared
last
August.
s
bullet
hole
In
the
skull.
Skater
Withdrew
from
Races
as
Protest
Against
Alleged
Official
Discrimination
...
a
.
II
1
.
.
kt
MOR1TZ,
SwitxerlanU,
leuruary
iJ.-t-nan
wurman
oi
seventh
in
yesterdays
500
ii,
New
Brunswick,
was
placed
mete
raVe
aTtef
Koa
of
Holland
In
the
same
heat
fell
in
front
of
m
b..-i.
thus
delaying
him.
Kos
another
chance
but
authoritios
gave
mmpk
Thr
.
,1.h.L.
,
Aot
protests
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
tusea
tioini""
""
mlttoe.
(iornuiM
in
pi
roteat
against
the
action
of
the
authorities
with-
meter
event
today,
l.ormnn
m
time
yesieruay
Oitawn
Despatch
to
Bdmonton
Mentions
ThU
Port
Specifically
The
Ottawa
despatch
which
was
(,uoted
at
Victoria
and
which
formed
the
basis
tor
questions
to
Premier
Mac-Lean,
mentions
Prinze
Rupert
apecltl
caUjv
as
cne
of
the
ports
to
be
served
by
the
Peace
River
line
If
the
Canadian
National
build
It
The
following
la
the
lest
of
the
deapa
oh,
which
was
exclu
sive
to
the
gdmor.ton
Bulletin:
drew
inm
the
u
.,u
mminst
i:
4-10
for
the
!
v
That,
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
wUl
shortly
take
over
from
the
British
Columbia
government
the
Pacific
Oreat
Km
tern
Balrway
nt
a
price
of
1
17.000,000
and
'-hat
the
government
ol
the
ccast
province
wul
turn
over
to
tlie
Ing
back
twenty
roues
on
each
aide
of
the
track
which
will
be
used
tor
colonlsa-
tion
purpcaes,
is
the
larormallon
making
the
rounds
here
t
day.
The
land
for
colonisation
purposes
wUl
take
In
s
large
portion
of
the'
Peace
River
block,
and
It
la
stated
to
be
the
Intention
cf
the
railway
ccmpauy
r
extend
the
POM,
to
the
Alberta
boundary
and
to
give
the
Peace
River
tea
the
long-looked-tor
coast
outlet.
I'ltii.iMiNAKiiiH
rtmriJSTini
AU
the
prellmlnarlea
to
the
deal
hnve
been
completed,
and
at
the
present
seaman
legislation
will
be
brought
down
returning
the
Poue
River
block
and
all
railway
lands
in
the
province
to
British
'
ffolMirrMli
This
action
on
the
part
of
I
the
Federal
government
leaves
the
pro
vince
tree
to
eumpMle
Its
deal
with
the
bee
been
Canadian
National.
for
the
J"1"
of
Norway
and
Chas.
Thunberg
of
Finland.
Belgium
thre-
s
was
skated
In
heats.
The
"
h"
r
BfMcnirrutl
tht;
5'0,)0
mcter8
ruce-
McTavlsh.
When
the
plai.
at
consummated
the
There
was
I
Canadian
National
will
be
in
the
post-Itlon
ot
being
suit
to
build
the
P.OJt
re-
com-
JT
B.C.
railroad,
or
of
completlnj
the
P.OJ1.
from
Quevntl
to
Prince
George.
OB
the
main
Un:
ot
the
Canadian
Na-tlnnal
t
Prlncr
Iturjert.
and
bulldlni
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,JHNDAY,
FEBRUARY
13,
1928
MwdWHtK
1
1
inn
ii
ii
1
1
1
'
U;
VVINNERS
01
THE
30-MILE
MOUNTAIN
TRAIL
SKI
RUN
at
the
Jasper
National
Park
Carnival.
Centre,
Sam
Rossum,
first;
right.
F.
Burotraro,
second;
left-
P.
Withers,
third.
Time,
5
hours,
Ttrteste,
".45
Secflnrfdr.
-
-
LINE
TO
SERVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
SURVEYS
FOR
ALASKA
LINE
FROM
PEACE
Y.wrorVKIt.
I'eh.
13.
Iteroanal-ee
aurvt-VK
fnr
a
railway
from
Haley
lork
on
lite
Peace
Itlter
we4siard
and
abreast
ef
the
I'rate
lllver
hlnet
In
latitude
SB
to
Iinw-mhi
and
lairtmnka
will
be
n
i1
re
taken
nevt
aammer,
areerdrag
te
1.
.
O
I'srrrll.
railway
rmMleM.
STRUCK
BY
A
CAR
AND
DIED
TODAY
railway
company
a
tract
of
land
attend-;
ot
Clement
Hutton.
IS
yean
of
age,
who
..Prince
Rupert--Overcast,
e-ature.
34.
calm;
tern-
m.nend
t:.at
tfee
departmeut
of
Im
...grutlcti
shouM
dicuursge
further,
...mifcratl.n
cf
si
ens
who
have
in
mind
he
salmon
fishing
as
a
oiling,
as
'.hfi
tiidustry
Is
already
overcrowded
to
the
extent
thai
a
low
standard
ol
living.
Is
encouraged.
That
drastic
penalties
tor
Infraction
ot
fisher;
regulations
be
Imposed.
That
better
harbor
protection
for
the.
fishing
fleet
be
provided
in
the
aaroors.
'
It
la
pointed
out
by
officials
of
the
association
that
the
whole
object
of
the
organization
is
the
oettermeat
of
the
salmon
fishing
industry
In
Northern
B.C.
RESCUE
TRAIN
-
FROM
TORONTO
.Made
Fait
Work
Taking
fias
.Maiiks
and
Experts
for
llol-linger
Mine
TORONTO.
Feb.
13.
A
record
break
ing
run
from
Toronto
to
Tlmmtns
was
made
Saturday,
when
a
special
Canadian
National
train
dashed
over
al
es.!
500
miles
of
road
separating
the
city
from
the
Holllnger
mine
disaster
ln
leas
than
a
dosen
hours,
carry
ing
relief
equipment
pahticularly
In
the
form
of
gas
masks
accompanied
by
an
expert
from
the
Toronto
fire
department,
in
an
eSort
to
save
the
lives
of
the
miners
entombed
ln
the
bowels
of
the
earth.
The
train
which
consisted
of
a
passenger
coach,
baggage
car
snd
sleeping
car
was
assembled
in
the
Isln
rt
time
of
less
than
two
hours
un-
jder
the
personsl
direction
of
A.
X.
BURNABY.
Peb.
18.
Three
trans-
Warren,
general
manager
of
the
central
fusions
of
blood
failed
to
save
the
life
region,
and
earned
ofnetals
of
the
was
fatally
Injured
by
an
lnterurban
ear
Saturday
night.
HKATIIKIl
KEItlltT.
Bollinger
mine,
experts
In
resuscitation
j
and
newapaper
reporters.
Just
as
the
Toronto
special
was
nesrlng
Tlmmtns.
yet
another
special
was
being
made
up
at
Pittsburg
also
!
containing
gas
masks
and
other
equipment
for
rescue
work.
This
train
left
Pittsburgh
Saturday
morning.
Scientists
Plan
to
Investigate
Mummies
First
People
Who
Crossed
Bering
Strait
to
This
Continent
NEW
YORK,
February
13.
The
schooner
Effie
M.
Morrison,
whic
h
was
ued
during
the
past
two
years
by
the
George
Palmer
I'm
nam
expeditions
to
Greenland
and
Baffin
Land,
sailed
on
Saturday
via
the
Panama
Canal
for
Prince
Rupert
where
she
will
be
joined
in
April
by
members
of
a
scientific
expedition
backed
by
Charles
11.
Stoll,
New
York
lawyer
and
sportsman,
whose
purpose
is
the
penetration
of
the
northern
Siberian
wastes
to
study
the
flora
and
fauna
there
and.
incidentally,
to
unearth,
if
possible,
mummies
of
an
an
.
in.
frm
th.
m.m
iitu.
.t
become
the
first
inhabitants
point
east
of
Prince
George
to
connect
America.
"wrd
(Ntro"'i
Z
with
the
ID.
A
B.O..
whteh
would
The
party
ot
adventurers,
which
has
Marietta.
Ohio,
radio
operator.
A
last
of
member
of
the
crew
signed
on
Is
under
the
auspices
been
organised
than
give
he
Peace
River
a
coast
outlet
of
Nsti
I
"ToMgh."
an
English
bull
dog
American
Museum
via
Prince
Rupert
along
the
main
line
the
to
that
port
direct,
ot
down
the
P.OE.
will
be
led
by
Harold
MCrWWnJ
Jditftk4i
will
be
awsy
from
to
connect
with
the
Canadian
National
soelste
editor
of
"Field
and
Stream.'
clvtllMfldt)
ISouf
fix
or
sevtn
months.
'
main
line
to
Vancouver
by
a
cut-off
of
who
has
slresuy
spent
live
years
in
:
ui
explore
Csar
Nicholas
the
Second
I
.
.
.
.
i
.
i
..
itHiiim1
'
,
I.
.
i
j
.1
.
.
.
...
.
the
P.OE.
from
ASnoroct.
me
norm
ana
w
-luuia,
sa
u
tes
uiianuwu
OLYMPIC
HOCKEY
GAMES
WEEKEND
ST.
MORITZ.
Swlttatlsnd.
Feb
13
the
Olympic
hockey
games
at
the
obtained
seven
points,
Sweden
tnreei
Cnechos-
lovvakla
nil:
nance
3.
Great
Brltiiln
2.
CVechuKlovakp.'
I:
Poland
3.
photcKrapher
ot
wild
life.
Cap.
Bartlctt.
who
Is
In
command
of
the
Morrlssey.
Is
another
who
has
extensive
experience
in
northern
waters,
hsvinit
been
on
the
bridge
of
the
Roosevelt''
when
Capt
Peary
reached
the
North
Pole
In
180.
Others
In
addition
to
the
backer
and
his
wlhi.
Mis
Merlr
1.
Stoll.
who
will
cmpnse
the
expedition
will
Include
Di
H
E.
Anthony
curator
of
msm-
n:.
Is
tit
ihe
American
Museum
of,
north
Of
Capt
Chelyuaka,
on
the
coast
of
Asiatic
Siberia,
some
six
hundred
moles
south
of
the
pole.
It
will
also
Investigate
the
economic
possibilities
of
KamchaUa
-Twnlnsula
which
It
known
to
be
rich
In
timber,
cost.
-old.
lead,
zlnr
snd
other
minerals.
The
party
will
be
handled
to
Prince
Rupert
over
the
Canadian
National
RnUways.
Advertise
in
The
Ustly
News
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Oininir
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
fcr
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cent
Canadian
skater
claims
badly
used
Olympic
races
England
and
Sweden
Swept
by
Fierce
Gale
mne
lives
lost
in
British
Isles
and
over
twenty
'Is
in
Scandinavia
STOCKHOLM,
February
13.
From
20
to
25
lives
are
known
to
have
been
taken
by
a
furious
storm
which
swept
in
from
the
British
Isles
on
Saturday.
Most
of
the
casual-tit-
are
reported
from
the
vicinity
of
Soerland
and
Vent
land
where
the
gale
crushed
house
and
barns,
causing
much
property
Ion
as
well
as
the
loss
of
livestock.
I.i
i.NPON,
February
i:s.
A
fierce
gale
which
swept
the
Brit-I-
Friday
night
and
Saturday,
took
nine
lives
directly
or
In-
Ihree
houses
were
blown
down
in
Manchester
and
hun-.ither
parts
of
the
kingdom
damaged.
Ireland
reported
the
!
Tyrone
and
Donnegal
exerieiicing
the
worst
inundations
1
1.
seloeity
of
the
wind
at
Liverpool
was
104
miles
an
hour.
i
kfham
a
man
wa
killed
when
the
roof
of
a
house
collapsed.
ii
Gloucester
was
killed
by
a
chimney
crashing
through
the
ero:'
31
house.
HOCKEY
GAMES
IN
THE
EAST
am-tun-
Tied
With
Boston
Sat
I
urdu)
and
1'llUH.rc
Iliat
Detroit
Yesterday
x'omxj
rb.
18.
Splendid
rl
..iked
the
Csnidieii-Bja'-on
.
n-
and
Morans
(cured.
Maroons
Ore
i
came
one
eat
Pittsburg
'
iame
between
Tvonto
and
s'
1
Yuri
Americans.
Toronto
had
:
the
first
two
perlud
but
mi
made
It
hot
lor
Hoach
'
-rt
surprises'
the
tana
by
de--
"-
ftsagere
Sunday.
Mickey
irinf
twit
Itarragb
aaad
Plttaburis
wUi-'
agsinst
Detroit
yesterday
h
M.
s
s
Ttiu.r
canadtsna
1.
i
Pittsburg
1
:
ana
I.
Toronto
1.
MNOAY
'
1
Detroit
0
N
Y
tUngvra
0.
BIG
CARGO
OFF
TO
ROTTERDAM
Ssi
'Uh
Kriahi.-
I
With
''21
.722
Buabela
of
Wheat
Mubriton
anil
Ashby
leading
Wrltii.eii
at
Lydgate.
LancMhtre.
were
vnjil'.Td
'.u
death
by
bales
of
hay
blown
over.
.
m
r
iDtiin
-f
a
schooner
was
drowned
hi
thr
Mercey
River
when
the
(ale
Milk
h-
.mall
boat.
A
MLmmi
was
kiiled
at
Oerrecre
lu
trie
Irish
Free
State.
In
l.aiuUn
the
gale
res
skid
sixty
mist
and
aun;ni
rooflM
tOMJON
.
fists
.
tt
to
reared
the
death
11m
in
the
storm
which
swept
Eunpe
may
reach
fifty.
.APPROPRIATIONS
FOR
j
DISTRICT
AT
OTTAWA
lour
Item
tar
Neethe
Itrltkh
Celeni-
Ua
rrotUM
fee
In
IMImetee
llted
at
MeeV-eml
In
estimate
presented
to
the
House
o!
Commons
at
Ottawa
at
the
tad
of
the
woek
by
the
Department
of
Public
Wets
were
the
following
Items
for
Northern
British
Columbia:
i
Old
Maaeett
wharf
repa.ra.
IMOQ.
Ccutribution
to
provincial
goftrnment
,
tordi
suitadng
of
Stewart-Ryder
road
til
100
Tatrhi
River
channel
Improvements.
M.000
Tax
teleirraph
lines
In
northern
dls-
trlcu
of
Br
I
tliu
Columbia.
HALIBUT
BOATS
!
LEAVING
PORT
Movement
of
Larger
Hosts
to
(hound
Now
General
in
Anticipation
of
Season
Opening
on
Wednesday
With
the
rishing
-..
reopening
Salmon
Fishermen
Send
Forward
Resolutions
Passed
at
Convention
the
Northern
B.C.
Salmon
Fisheries
Association
today
forwarded
to
the
minister
of
fisheries
at
Ottawa
the
resolutions
and
recommendations
of
their
organization
representing
the
salmon
fishermen
of
the
whole
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
They
recommend:
The
closing
of
certain
areas
to
fishing
in
order
to
allow
thoJC
areas
to
recover
from
years
of
intensive
fishing.
That
the
customs
department
maintain
a
patrol
on
the
Alaskan
jouiuimy
to
prevent
illegal
entry
of
a
lower
quality
fish
under
the
-uLe
of
Canadian
fish
which
has
a
tendency
to
Tower
market
con-
.
:ns.
-
'
T..e
;
reaction
of
allsn
fishermen
al-
-.iij
pnv.;evJtl
to
tttt.
uuuen
but
re-
TIMBER
DEAL
IN
THE
SOUTH
Puget
Sound
Lumber
Company
Buy
150.000.000
Feet
From
Cowichan
Lumber
Co.
VICTOsUA.
Ptb.
IS.
A
transaction
Involving
3,000
teres
of
timber
land
estimated
to
contain
150M0M0
feet
of
timber,
mostly
fir.
has
been
condudod
by
which
the
island
Lagftng
Company,
a
subsidiary
of
the
Poae
Stand
Una
ber
si
Tlasbre
Oompary
of
this
elty
wUl
I
lag
the
uauts
ajwMfetn-
Lumber
The
purrhassrs
undertake
a
four
year
l:g&:ng
lease
IMMENSE
SEAS
STRUCK
VESSEL
Store
in
Section
of
Bridge
or
Empress
of
Asia
65
Feet
Above
Water
Line
VANCOUVER.
Peb.
18.
Seas
which
stoss
ln
a
section
ot
the
bridge
05
feet
above
water
lint
and
damagerl
the
propeller,
struck
the
rTmprfws
ot
Asia
two
days
out
from
Japan.
Captain
Halley
reported
on
arrival
here
today.
The
skipper
said
the
seas
were
the
highest
he
had
experienced
In
the
many
years
he
hsd
been
crossing
the
ooeaa.
DEATH
TOLL
HOLLINGER
39
Twelve
Rescued
Saturday
Were
In
Serious
Condition
but
Expected
to
Live
TIMMINS.
Peb.
15.
The
death
toll,
as
a
result
of
the
Hollingar
mine
disaster,
numbers
39.
Twenty-five
bodies
bare
been
recovered
and
tourteea
mere
are
known
to
be
underground.
Twelve
miners
rescued
Saturday
ware
In
a
serious
state
but
all
art
expected
to
LORD
OXFORD
IS
VERY
ILL
LONDON,
Feb.
II.
The
Sari
of
and
Asqulth
la
gravely
tU.
lis
has
cient
Mongolian
race
believed
to
have
crossed
Behring
Straits
to
developed
phartngitto
ol
ol
North
North
Natural
Natural
History;
History;
R.
B.
Potter
ol
the
,
"S""
'
LAjnuua.
reo.
w
and
tnere
are
(later).
Lord
Ox
ford
is
unconscious
sag.
so
serious
is
bis
condition
thst
the
family
has
been
summoned.
NUMBER
KILLED
IN
HAIG
MINE
WHITEHAVEN,
Feb.
13.
A
terrific
expiision
in
the
Halt
mine
pit,
the
scene
or
other
explosions
to
human
lif.-
killed
thinien
,.fs
party
of
twenty
one
who
were
exploring
the
works
for
the
Mm
time
since
a
similar
disaster
clowd
at
last
December.
Several
offl
club
v-.c
xmoiiii
those
killed.