e
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Grill
ue"
way
t0
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mbscrlbe
by
the
.
$r.
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and
your
rt
to
your
address
.fust
figure
out
the
v
ii
fur
this
dally
,ciw
month!
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nine
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by
p.iiv.v
overcome
by
to
i
Ihc
chlltl-
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horn
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from
the
Swedum
grain
atitp
Oag'Jiann
wiucn
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1
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ll'i:iit
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cargo.
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mn
are
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held
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the
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w
here.
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moat
1
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nave
now
been
picked
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s..iii'
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Jean
B.C
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TWO
GRAIN
SHIPS
DUE
1IUITIMI
XTI.VMKKS
HUNMOOU
,SI
hKKUVrWS
OX
WW
T
unn
m
i-
c.tKdorj
III.
It
K
Tl
ItrHMi
alrainera
lerwniHr
ml
Murine
are
txl
tor
apilrl'
on
the
way
lu
l"rlnre
lliiert
l
IwhI
fall
grain
eargnea
frem
the
Altterta
Mitral
1'iHil'a
rrlnre
ltiirrt
IKeva-tor
for
the
I'tiltnl
Klngtlum
r
rontlnetit.
IMTi
venKeli
are
due
here
llih
nrek.
One
will
take
the
Hglilrrwth
grain
cargo
of
(lie
hea-M
trwn
Ivrre
ami
Hie
ullier,
the
nineteenth.
iMHlIng
f
the
ltrllH.li
nilnlil
King
Jme
at
the
elevator
wltli
a
full
ratio
fnr
the
t'nlted
Klnglni
ur
fmillnent
I
riN-eellng
ami
tlilt
teoael
alioutd
get
away
allhlu
a
feA
ilaya.
fMer
Hie
week-end,
menty-fhr
rarloitilt
of
grain
arrived
from
the
pralrtea
fnr
the
lonil
elevator,
rull-ttny
nrncea
tlila
morning
reKirlrtl
Mm
ram
on
Hie
territory
tvrt.t
of
Jer
lurk
hou
ml
here.
CANMORE
TO
PLAY
TRAIL
AT
HOCKEY
CANMOBK.
March
8
Canmore
sated
Lacombe
four
goal
to
one
winning
the
round
six
to
three
and
giving
thorn
the
right
to
play
the
Trail
hoc
key
team
a
a
step
toward
the
Cana
dlan
amateur
champlnoahlp.
Prince
Rupert.--Part
cloudy.
An
exchange
southeast
wind;
temperature.
34.
Advertise
lu
th
Dally
Nw
fresh
PRINCE,
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY
MARCH
5.
1928
f
Surveying
Route
Up
Skeena
River
tor
Highway
to
Terrace
and
Badge;
Road
Will
Probably
Pass
Canneries
II.
C.
Whitaker,
locating
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
end
party
of
twelve
men
are
now
engaged
in
making
a
reconnaissance
between
Galloway
Rapids
and
Tyee,
a
distance
of
some
thirty
miles,
for
a
route
for
the
continuation
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
from
this
end.
A
survey
for
a
bridge
across
Galloway
Rapids
la
also
included
in
the
work
being
undertaken
by
Mr.
Whitaker.
According
to
present
plana,
the
road
after
passing
Galloway
Rapids
will
skirt
the
water
and
dsu
various
cannery
points
on
this
side
near
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River.
Prom
Tyee
it
will
probably
turn
north
and
pass
near
the
head
of
Wark
Channel
on
the
way
to
Terrace
although
this
will
all
rest
on
future
determination.
Mr.
Whitaker's
party
la
at
present
making
headquarters
at
Phelan.
DORIC
IS
FINE
NEW
CHt.
Hun
nay
is
Omier
ami
skip.
(hit
ut
nmtt
Ijiualliig
.Mutilen
Catrh
,
Here
Tmljy
AuotAer
of
the
big
now
AmertcBui
boata
built
at
Seattle
during
the
paati
winter
Is
the
halibut
aehooner
Doric.!
Capt.
O.
Baunay.
which
marketed
a!
catch
of
ag.000
pounds
her
this
morn-1
log
following
her
tnaltVen
Ulp
to
the:
flahlng
ground.
The
CMrtc
la
a
flnei
large
resect
of
abiut
eighty
feet
length
and
derive
her
power
from
a
135
h.p.
!
Waahlagtou-Satep
d
cl
motor.
ESQUIMALT
TAX
RATE
IS
ONE
CENT
HIGHER
VICTORIA,
March
3.--The
mill
rale
in
the
district
of
EaquUnaJt
for
this
year
will
be
twenty-aut
mills,
an
In-crease
of
one
milt
over
that
of
last
year.
The
Increaac
was
passed
when
th
Esquimau
Council
announced
that
!
It
yeneral
eatlmatea
for.
1913
would
be
i
higher
than
laat
year'..
1
AUSTRIA
ON
TYROL
MOVES
lOltKHtN
AI't'AIKS
t'OMMITTKK
t
mi;kt
in
viknna
hi
CONMIiUt
Ml
MM1LIM
M'KKtll
KOMI:.
Marrh
0.
Premier
Mua-llnl
on
satunliiy
vlfiirmily
ilefeiHletl
lhe
IHm'M
wllry
In
the
Italian
Trtl.
saying
Hie
Inlerferem-e
ly
foe-etgn
gwterninenla
would
be
iHlelrr-alile
ami
"furthermure
Hih'H
ilie
lu.t
I
hue
I
(.liidl
ieik
Umhi
IiU
llinne.
In
future
I
altall
let
falt
do
Hie
talking."
VIENNA.
AUrrh
tv
Premier
Srlel
IikIsv
order
rd
frwn
Htmie
fall
MeiiographN
rrHrl
of
AIbumiIIhIs
er'li
iiMile
on
Saturday
mi
the
TyruleM
qneMlon.
at
the
"nine
time
kiiminouliig
the
foreign
rrUtln
roninilttre
lu
meet
Wednesday.
Influenza
Claims
Many
Victims
in
Tnhinvlnrlmlino
thp
Emnerar.
WARATAHS
DEFEATED
V
in-
VANCOUVER
17
TO
0nBl
premier
lanaua
ana
rnncess
VAWOOtrVER,
March
5.
The
vlritlng
WaraUha
defeated
Vanoouver
"Rep"
runby
team
Saturday
seventeen
point
to
nothing
UKAllll.lt
IlKI'OltT
TOKIO.
March
5.
A
eriou
cpimedic
of
influentn
is
raging
in
Tokio.
Emperor
Illrohito
Is
in
bed
with
a
feverish
cold
and
Premier
Tennka
is
also
suffering
similarly.
The
Emperor's
condition
is
said
not
to
be
serious,
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price"
FIvp
Cents
m
m
mm
j
w
br
yK
',
as
e
m
m
m
m
n
ma
m
a
mn
urn
m
w
Mx&r
m
m
w
mm
m
m
a
vr
I
0
IA4
I
II
If
f
I
I
I
.II
I
ff
ff
f
I
ff
H9
I
ud
AlU
I..!d
Ue
:iher
the
'pir
choaen
from
MuMinlc
craft.
MRF.N
RNED
DEATH
DESERTERS
OFF
GRAIN
SHIP
ARE
PICKED
UP
headed
el
IHiwe
Ueirge
l
luilwaj
l-wllre
1K)H'
Canadian
National
ttaltway
picked
up
at
Prince
George
nut
wee
net
two
two
tun
bmu
who
de-
ins
the
ROV
SCHOONER
McKINLEY
LOST
OFF
ALASKA
COAST
r
fieeas
onnsn
i
rcarv
y
and
Situation
is
Complicated
and
Uncertain
in
That
Country
I
I
I
!
nn
i
i
v"i
Ttr
puiu
iu
iiutve
ugieeu
iu
eiugfiizc
ii-
I
KMyyl
llVfi
Hi
I
r
.
.!
I.
.
VUMfJiUl
infjini
r
ntinrvn
t
ilr
r
rt
virtHf
fn
m
v
m
mm
m
u
part
in
League
of
Nations
!
i
(
h
5.
Surwat
Pasha,
premier
of
Egypt,
having
iii
s
colleagues
to
adopt
a
conciliatory
attitude
toil,
has
resigned.
Previously
he
handed
Lord
Lloyd,
n:sioner
for
Egypt,
a
note
rejecting
the
proposed
nuty.
,
!
ituution
is
complicated
and
uncertain.
There
are
ar-
to
whether
the
ministry
has
resigned
or
not.
Ti
l
I'd
because
it
implied
that
llritain
had
the
right
o
occurv
Kirvtit.
.
Ill
II
I
am
vv
AT
ivITMiF)
A
I
I
-
It,..
I'HOVIMK
I'KtMAT
!
Alltl:
II
I
i
i
I'll.'
i
if
il
hi
y
.
V:
lie.''
i
M.
I.'
Mr
Ji
-i
ii.-jeret
nil
of
;
.irtl.ij
Araomf
ani.i'
:
.r
.
M.
.
:
'Hi
iiuit
....
..'id
Britain
o:i
th
other
hand,
la
uo-Ue-aool
i
lime
agreed
to
recognise
the
uvi
j
I'uUriice
of
Erpt
toy
miring
the
h
ru.-i.m.aBloner
U)
the
ntstus
,'.
lr.
.t
il
or
mid
recOK'iling
Kzypt
,.
cjii..!'
'
n:
i"
J
'In
tn
League
c
Nat
lor.
SfK
IM
I
loll
TRI
Is
DKKl'ATCCllEU
TOIHV
jun
-tke
rtgolar
r
.
:
train,
a
'
aped1
llab
ti
;th
nine
carload
of
hi.!.'
ti
:ie
baterm
aurtnta,
..
ii.-i.,i-'i1
from
Prince
Ru-
A
pr
r
ii
oci.tc
una
awnu.
TI
the
atcond
ftah
apaclal
tlin
i'.'
been
atnt
from
here
4.
mi.
i
!...'
halibut
aaaaon
opened.
On
u
lairt
week
with
to
ci.M.i.".
In
addition
expreu
4
ref
r
keraU)r
oara
conUlnlng
hall-
hut
are
nenl
out
with
all
refu-
Ur
traUw.
4
ON
CANAD1ENS
MOVTKKU.
MAKDOSS
XMV
OM
V
Tllltir.
I'(IITH
ISF.IIIMl
I.KAdl
H
IKAIIKIIH
i
not
ki:v
AN
BXC1TIXG
GAME
TORONTO
March
.
Uontreat
Uarooni
and
Ottawa
S?natora
trail
be
hind
th
Canadletu
three
and
f'.ur
point
teaperUrdy
following
Montreal'
OTwrtlm
victory
over
the
Frenchmen
tehituitkty
aad
Ottawa'
hockey
leason
to
Chloago
when
the
Senator
took
the
game
three
goal
to
one.
Toronto
la
now
alx
point
behind
Ottawa
The
unprecedented
happened
In
the
irame
between
the
two
Montreal
train
After
getting
a
two
goal
lead
In
the
necond
ptrtod.
the
Maroons
defence
waa
jiVtd
twice
In
the
third
by
MMMM
and
Jollat
to
U
the
acore.
Htoley
SatttB
put
the
wtnnli
1AeisjateaitwJ
lor
nuiwni
'
v
h
,
,
a
The
BeetoM
tie
with
Toronto
gave
beeneater
a
tie
with
the
New
York
Kangan
for
the
American
aection
leartrhlp
Detroit
hrck
a
tie
for
third
place
fty
defeating
Mtuburg
Score
on
Saturday
wen:
Montreal
Maroona
S.
Canadlen
2.
Detroit
I.
PltUburg
a.
Bo
ton
0.
Toronto
0.
1,
Ottawa
3.
w
vammB'B-eB
mm
na
a-F-y
HBH
mmwmmKkW
f
A
SIXTEEN-OUNCE
BA11Y:
One
of
these
new
babies
in
a
Brooklyn
hospiia'
weighs
8'.
j
lbs.
and
the
other
16
ounces.
Fishing
Schooner
Was
1
Wrecked
Off
Alaska
but
Captain
and
Crew
Safe
American
Iioat
McKinley
Struck
Spanish
Island
and
Was
Then
Ileached
and
Pounded
to
Pieces
on
Saturday
Tlie
second
disaster
of
the
season
to
befal
the
fleet
of
American
halibut
schooners
fishing
out
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
was
the
lews
of
the
new
vessel
ilcKinley
on
Spanish
Island
near
Cape
Decision
south
of
Sitka
on
Saturday.
The
vessel
struck
a
reef
and
was
b
idly
holed.
She
was
then
run
onto
the
beach
where
she
was
'
pounded
to
pieces
and
became
a
total
loss.
Losing
all
their
posses-.
aions,
Capt.
Barney
Hanson
and
his
crew
of
ten
men
were
just
able
:
to
make
shore
with
their
lives.
The
schooner
Electra,
Copt.
An
drew
Olsen,
took
them
off
the
beach
and
delivered
them
all
safely
;uto
:tct.h:icn
yca.eroay.
coining
on
to
Frin-e
I.upcrt
v:U.
her
catch
today
and
i
.he
fwa
r,i
iho
dj-.ii'.tcr.
The
McKinley
waa
buUt
In
Puget
Siur.d
durlug
the
winter
of
1936-37,
her
bo..ie
port
be.ng
Seattle.
The
vaaael
waa
c
ghly
(eet
long
and
waa
powered
with
a
110
bp
Blinder
oU
engine.
Com-
AfTIVK
IKAIIKBS
'
LOOKIM1
TO
M
tKlMI
tlOI.I-
t
()l
ItSK
tekkaci:
TERRACE.
Harch
3.
It
looks
now
as
If
Terrace
would
hare
a
golf
course
before
long.
A
special
ocmmlttee
of
the
Board
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
LOW
AGAIN
pie
with
the
latest
fitting,
ahe
eoat
fame
13.ooo
to
build.
Presumably
h
rOT.VI.
if
nUHH)
1'Ol'MiH
HOLD
was
adequately
Insured.
TllltOKill
i:niAM;
i:
THIS
MOItN-
Her
owner
and
skipper.
Barney
Han-
!M
AM)
3r
I'KEVAILINU
aen.
waa
fosaocrly
with
the
schooner
i
I
lillis
Radio.
j
lhe
jchoiner
Alaska
was
the
tlwt
j
Halibut
price
at
the
total
PHh
HU-Amerlcan
boat
of
th
eM
to
be
lost,
ehang
waa
aain
at
the
minimum
this.
.
'
.
I
mentor,
when
a
total
of
267,900
pour!
I..J...J.XA...
a
som.
five
'
-
A.
MTniM
ma
ivnertcaji
veMefa
sold
wv
awjavrfnvginr
ima
64
and
3c
to
B.T
and
te.
vhlle
eJefen
Oanadlans
dlapoaed
of
1MJ090
pound
4
for
Sc
and
3c
in
eash
caw.
4
Arrival
and
sales
were
as
follow:
4
I
AMKItir
AN
!
Alten.
38.000
pounds,
AUln
Piabertes,
4
'
6
3c
and
3c.
.
Electra.
40.000
pound.
Canadian
Plah
of
Trade
has
been
'
luet,lgting
4
.
As
Cild
Storage
Co.,
BSC
and
9c.
the
matter,
looklnc
over
land
AGED
PROSPECTOR
TOl
HNA.MKNT
AT
TORONTO
.1
Done.
65.000
pound.
Booth
Fisheries,
auttable
for
the
purpose
and
,
6
4e
and
3c.
preparing
all
scrta
of
data
with
'
Jack.
4
000
pounds.
a
flew
to
reporting
to
the
council
of
the
Board
tomorrow
Jl'K
I
Vtll-'ltllll
I.
WINS
MKV
"
)"
TORONTO.
March
5.-
Jack
Underhlll
of
Vanoouver
won
the
Canadlau
bad
Atttn
Fisheries.
f
j
6.7c
and
Sc.
4
Ba
inter.
6.000
pound
AUln
Plaherlee,
64c
and
3c.
4-
Attu.
41.000
pounds,
to
Seattle.
C.NAIIN
Cape
Beale.
30100
pauasts;
Livingstone,
11.300
pounds:
Zoosiloa.
ltQO
pound;
Wrtc
Roy.
12400
pounds:
Ingred
H.,
9,-
HirC
AT
DfiDT
C!MP5fiM1000
puoo";
In
h..
7.000
pouu:
am-
U1L.U
mi
uui
until
uun
1,
on.
10.000
pound:
M.AJL,
BgBOO
pounds:
and
-
Brant.
3.500
pound,
Canadian
KUnard
iKhar
Mghtyeven
!
pish
61
Cold
Storage
Co.,
0
and
Sc.
yinr
of
Air
ami
had
Keen
In
Thli
('untry
ss
Vear
Bdwnrt)
Honehue.
S7-year-old
proaoee-tjr.
pas-ed
away
on
Saturday
in
the
Port
Sliupaon
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
Mnc
teat
May.
With
the
B.C.
Undertake
In
charge
of
arrangements,
the
funeral
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
at
Port.
Simpson.
Canon
W.
P.
Ruahbrook
of
the
mission
boat
Northern
Cross
officiating.
Pallbearers
were
J.
It.
C.
Dean.
Dr.
R.
O.
Urge.
C
Cocmbs,
R.
Boyd
Young.
J.
Oraham
and
Jams
Jack.
The
late
Mr.
Donahue,
who
xwas
born
lu
Ireland
had
been
In
this
country
for
flftyelght
yean.
There
are
understood
to
be
no
relative
In
Canada.
CHAMPIONSHIP
TO
VANCOUVER
Oalo.
19.000
pounds
and
Htago.
800
pound.
AUln
Plsherle.
60
ajad
3c.
BODY
OF
JAP
DISCOVERED
IIOYM
HUNK
IT
WITH
lli:.tlt
tltlsll-Kl
IN
ANI
HANItS
IIOt
NH
IN
SKY.MOl'K
t'ANVON
VANCOUVER,
March
I.-With
hi
head
crushed
In.
his
hand
and
feet
I
bound,
the
body
of
Isakl
Nlahhlmurn.
jsa
years
of
age.
a
prominent
business
man
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
miss-'ing
from
hla
home,
was
found
by
boy
llate
yesterday
in
Seymour
canyon
on
the
North
a
ho
re
of
BurraM
Inlet.
The
'body
was
badly
decomposed.
mends
of
the
man
believe
he
had
been
murdered
and
the
police
om
lire
ago
arretted
a
number
of
Japan
ese
in
connection
with
th
cast.
from
his
mviiim
iv
1111.
utiiMiNTON
i'x"
n
'
rly
morning
of
March
mlnton
men's
single
championship
Saturday
by
defeating
J.
Purcell
of
Toronto
13-8
15-4.
17-4.
In
the
big
annual
badnlnton
champlonahlp
tour
nament
here.
GAMES
ARRANGED
IN
ENGLISH
CUP
TIES
,13
laat
year.
;
NO
PANIC
IN
THEATRE
FIRE
OIHIANIST
tONTINll.0
TO
P1.W.
ANi
iMiKits
simnru
rtoi'Li;
4)IT
AT
1'OI.O.NIAt
VANCOUVER.
Maroh
1.
William
J.
DI
AVCTi
AM
MADPII
01
''"
organist,
continued
to
play
and
I
LfAlLU
Ull
llmllLll
CH
I
the
ushers
calmly
ushered
the
spools-
tors
out
of
the
ex:ts
when
fir
broke
LONDON.
March
5.
-
Uudderafleld
;out
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
operat
the
RhfmrM
Vni
M'.chter
,
lniI
room
of
the
Colonial
moving
pto.
Princess
Hisa,
the
six
months'
old
daughter
of
Emperor,
j"'
ia
..lfl.,ull.
ill
ivifti
t,M,r.4..M..
..
t
u...,t,..Ui,m!i,
nwil'liil
f'nnflltinll
I
MIIU
Dill.
I.
Ull
I
II
iiirru.
in
T
1.1m...
...
.line
iiii-n.tf,.
v.
niniiis
uviwk.
..ii
-
..
'
.
wl'Mi
.-...v......
-
ilo.ieater
on
March
34
In
OI
WI0
UIOOU.
The
deaths
in
the
city
are
averaging
58
per
day
and
the
police
state
that
500,000
cases
of
influenza
have
been
reported.
In
the
month
of
February
1700
pt'ople
died,
mostlv
infants.
he
aeml-
Wat
no
panic.
finals
for
the
Kngliah
Aaaoclatlon
foot-
bull
cup.
Advertise
In
Th
Daily
Nw
The
lose
as
a
result
of
th
fire
Is
set
at
14.000
The
operator.
Joseph
Thomas,
wit
inn
m
il
Niut
'
l.o
IujkU
aud
aruia,