Iff
-"
,i,
,Vi
iMi
to
your
address
'",,,..,
just
figure
out
the
nv,,
,,.
ycu
for
tblt
dally
m
twelve
months!
ACTING
KYOR
BACKS
IIP
PLAN
BEAUTIFY
CITY
Thco,
"lliirt
I
rges
unity
to
Slake
Prince
Rupert
Ulslinclive
Plate
;
my
sentiments,
t
am
id
Acting
Mayor
Collart
to
.
n-preteiitative
when
ak-..ivii
id
regard
to
the
me
city
by
tbe
planting
a
vu.idow
b:xos
.he
clttseru."
declare!
l
..
caH
make
this
place
a.ticr
than
auy
other
in
")iii
will
do
aoiDetia.nK
.
.n
lU
appearance
The
;j
u
keep
the
bulld-'..
itardeits
and
back
yards
.
i.nd
tbe
lawns
n.-ery
I
suggest
i
hat
they
might
r
ol
the
stumps
or
cover
ii'prr.
plant
floweri
and
-
are
no
untidy
comer.
.
ion
for
wlidow
boxes
l
The
wuidow
boxe
do
sa
h-re
It
takea
a
little
.'
but
if
everyone
doe
a
t
i
difficult
to
mast
:.ir
Irettiet
place
xj
the
HlLAlbU
nunm
1v.l:r
i
nti
i:
IN
LIMELIGHT
i
urrespondenre
in
Re-Religious
QueMion
is
Re
I
used
I
16
-A
tnoi
BEER
PARLORS
"I
IK
A
1
if
T
the
prodtu
'..or.
hi
-".
en
the
Oo.
eminent
"feeing
to
uttrr.iiice
of
Cinul
at
Ti.r.iiitu
and
i
regarding
the
vm.t
of
1
..oruton
to
Mexico
waa
!
o
part
today
in
the
i.uvons
That
in
retard
to
-nl
with
the
understand-
JOHN
CUT
ilBERT,
HAZELTON,
DEAD
I'n
,f
station
Hotel
In
In-t"im
fuss,.,!
WJIy
iju.t
Night
ViUr
Month's
Illness
'urrea
last
evening
at
!
I'rin-e
Rupert
Qeneral
Ho-
'"
ii
Cuthbtrt.
aged
6fl,
keeper
''
ii
H
tel
at
Buth
Hastlton
"i
iw-eii
a
patient
In
the
hoe-'"
I''
i
niiii'.U
and
failed
to
ii
re
.Tent
operation.
11
Mr
cuthbert
was
a
native
111
Sc
otland,
and
had
been
'!
ii.r
M-venteen
ysrs.
For
a
'
IIidt
years
he
has
nSdMl
at
1L,
nil.
1
He
la
iurvlvd
by
i
present
In
Prince
Ru
fr
the
funeral,
which
tmturday
afternoon,
are
ihe
B.C.
Undertaken.
RESPONSIBLE
III)
""Mullin,
suoerlnten
ix'ii'v
told
the
public
so-',,'
yi'iterday.
B.C.
Stiver
.
Big
Missouri
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
j
Dunwell
'Otorge
Copper
!
Olaclrr
Intone
.
Oolconda
ZZ'i'in.
Say
Able
to
fe""
'
7
Vn
secret
Service
,
vi-....
Ow
ing
to
Them
Laadamlth
n
dLh
WA.
Feb.
18-
Th.
twmulultv
Lucky
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,
'
..
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1
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huh
h
k.
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Marmoi
'hr
li,,.
.
.
.
....
Bannlir
..uui
uoara
to
Boot
Jim
MTI'rt
servi
....
-Ki.h
Porter
fdano
Richmond
Bllvercrest
Silversmith
Terminus
.
Whitewater
Wlieut
il,
Bid.
1.35
W
4B.00
.41
.84
SIS
.06
.08
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98
l'i
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-
3
w
.win-s"-
,;
vi
Vx.
.
:
'
cast
reductions
in
national
debt-taxation
drops
and
tariffs
dealt
with
OTTAWA-
February
16
Announcing
reductions
in
taxatioi.
eetimaled
at
f
19,090,000,
lion.
James
A.
Robb,
minister
of
finance,
i
i
presented
hia
budget
in
the
House
of
font
mo
as
this
afternoon.
It
I
id
a
document
of
hopefulness
and
optimism.
The
estimated
revenues
i
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
.March
31
next
are
placed
at
$119,000,00..
1
with
estimated
expenditure
of
$501,000,000,
or
an
estimated
surplu
of
$55,000.
Deducting
$16,000,000
for
Ihe
writing
down
of
soidiei
land
settlement
loans
and
other
flema,
the
net
debt
reduction
is
c-!
tlmaled
at
nearly
$39,000,000.
!
Mr.
Robb
emphasized
that
the
government'
policy
was
reduction
of
the
national
debt
and
regular
annual
reductions
in
taxation
;
"With
revenues
now
buoyant,"
the
finance
minister
declared,
"then
is
a
tendency
to
hate.thc
Dominion
embark
upon
many
new
venture
I
as
well
as
the
tendency
toward
indiscriminate
private
speculation
j
We
should
not,
however,
forget
the
national
debt.
Work
anj
thri.
I
are
the
only
roads
to
sure
success.
Further
taxation
reductions
wi)
i
becvfiie
possible
as
Canada
progresses
but
national
progress
is
de
lumutMit
on
the
wholesome
coodwlll
we
nractlce
one
toward
the
'other."
.
.
I
1
In
reirrl'lo"Emplre
trader
MrTTtBljwIflftndunfed
Iffal
truporUl
In
secure
the
advantage
of
the
British
preferential
tariff
must
now
be
comprised
f
fifty
per
cent
Empire
labor
and
materials
instead
or
twenty-five
per
rent.
A
similar
increase
will
also
be
required
on
gouds
entering
under
treaty
rate
and
intermediate
tariff.
j
'
Tax
reductions
include
a
ten
per
.
cent
cut
in
personal
and
In-,
-
rr
a
ie
regarding
the
Consul,
nM
speech
n
made.
...
mi'iizle
Kin
nald
many
i
'ten
to
the
government
i'vranres
of
Benor
Bar-:
supported
Ihe
views
The
tabling
of
such
nrobablv
would
do
1
in
Canada
but
to
:
niiunal
relations.
nml
e
hrht
tier
cent
on
tax
rate
on
corporauons.
i
ne
snies
i
tax
is
cut
twenty-five
per
cent.
There
Is
a
reduction
In
tariff
on
cottons,
woollens,
linen
and
machinery
and
the
rate
on
parts
for
fMiIng
boat
engines
is
alo
reduced.
Under
new
income
tax
schedules,
$600
exemption
is
auoweu
ior
mentally
and
physically
Incapacitated
persons
over
21
years
of
age
The
expected
reduction
In
the
tax
on
cigarettes
and
liquor
did
not
materialise,
the
minister
of
finance
making
no
reference
to
them
CRITICIZES
TRAVELLING
EXPENSES
OF
CABINET
,
Member
U
r
Vtrtoria
ssggerta
That
Were
Made
to
loeMHts
VICTORIA
Feb
l
tn
the
UgU-winaki
Havward.
member
for
Victoria,
crttlelwd
the
travelUng
-peneea
incurred
by
the
ministers
and
their
department
He
claimed
that
the
eKpeltu'
01
th
,Mt
Uc1
yr
reached
the
enormous
total
of
WIO.UOO
including
more
than
111.000
for
Journeys
of
cabinet
members
alone
It
Mined
thai
no
effort
whatever
had
been
made
to
economu.
he
declared
the
abolition
of
tbe
He
strongly
urged
poll
tax.
SOLDIER
PROBLEMS
TO
!
SPECIAL
COMMITTEE
;
OTTAWA,
reb.
19.
A
P'
oom-mlttee
to
consider
penalons
and
other
problems
of
returned
aoldlers,
was
ap-
I
tinted
in
the
House
of
Commons
jres-
ixiitav
bv
Hon.
J.
H.
King.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Asked.
ISO
.80
60.00
.4
U
.86
6
as
,08H
.00
.87
.80
.10W
.l7Vi
.09
MM
3
74
.80
,17V,
.18
.80
li
.80
SCO
MANY
DIE
ON
BIG
STEAMER
Sin
teen
Filipinos
Victims
and
.Many
Others
Suffering
From
Sickneatrt
sN
I'HAM'lKC'O.
Vrt.
16.
lern
tlllpMM
Meerage
wttrf
died
a
reatift
f
mMnnU
alMaird
l
hi-
oleamer
f'leteUsd
Itelsersi
Manilla
and
IImmII.
Ilflren
ulier
were
Mil
feting
from
eu-gentitu
and
one
Iron
rhwIIu
nlten
the
rel
rewheil
llwiolulu
ImUy.
the
Dollar
Line
here
altlMil.
AGED
ACTOR
wis
DIEDATWORK
Eddie
I'oy
Was
on
Tour
In
Kan
City
Doing
Vnuflcviiio
When
he
Died
KANSAS
OJTY.
Fab.
18-
Kddle
Fjy.
aged
78.
the
veteran
aotor,
died
this
morning
of
heart
failure.
He
appeared
here
In
vaudeville
last
night
and
use
on
his
farewell
our
after
halt
a
century
before
tbe
footlights.
dollAsTucenseWr
SELLING
GASOLINE
VICTORIA,
Feb.
18.
A
'iollar'ttcenae
tee
on
vendors
of
gasoline
ia"eaabtlah-ad
by
the
re-drafted
"Oaaollne
Tax
Act"
brought
down
yesterday
WATIIKIl
UKI'OIIT
Frince
Kupert.
Overoast,
calm:
perature.
88.
tern-
8he-
If
you
tell
ii
man
anything.
It
goes
In
one
ear
and
out
of
the
other.
He
-And
If
you
tell
a
woman
any-thine.
It
goes
In
both
ears
and
out
of
her
muutli.
Taller.
1
Cy
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
t0
"Ubscrlbe
b7
the
(((-
D'11'
'
....
i.
a
nfl
and
vnne
MAKES
Hope
and
Optimism
Pervades
Presentation
Made
to
House
of
Commons
by
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb
Substantial
surplus
on
year's
operations
fore-
STEEL
CORPORATION
MAY
LOCATE
WORKS
ECANADA
STATED
I
MUMJiufiL,
rro
10
ine
atomicm
;8tar
aaya
"The
prtsidrut
o
tlic
I'naed
Slates
Steel
Corpsrar.on
i,
lveii
as
authority
for
an
i.nr...
mrrnient
t!
ai
this
Iii.kc
company
..
I
cup
n
Canada
and
build
branch
'uctorles
fur
the
Canadian
market
an-:
for
rpni'
HOLLINGER
LARGEST
GOLD
MINE
IN
WORLD
Keren!
Ulsanlrr
IteauU.
l
,siiUHeu
ConilmMlun
hi
OIl
Stojir
Holllnger
is
the
third
sargeat
gold
mine
la
tbe
world
and
the
largest
In
North
America.
The
plants
rover
140
acres
of
ground.
Bvery
day
of
the
year
soom
thing
like
6,000
tons
of
rock
are
eruahad.
Since
1111
it
has
praehM.
approximately
191.800.000
In
goes
sad
paid
about
a
40,000,000
in
dividends,
Tbere
are
100
mile
of
underground
workings
and
proeaMy
80
ml
lei
of
tracks
with
electric
cam
carrying
or
le
the
chutes
and
MoUlaawr'a
mining
egterattesM
-ae
oar-nea
on
through
three
shafts.
Underground,
it
la.
like
a'
aubterrarieen
city
Veins
and
rroas
cut
run
In
every
direction
like
a
tani.e
of
aarel.
The
report
of
the
disaster
etates
that
the
fire
was
caused
by
spontaneous
combustion
In
nn
old
atope
where
rub-blah
and
sand
had
accumulated.
A
stope
Is
an
excavation
In
the
rock
from
which
ore
Ii
extracted
either
above
or
below
the
floor
of
a
level.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Ntwa
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
.THl'RSDAY,
FEBRUARY
10,
1928
MINISTER
OF
FINANCE
HIS
ANNUAL
FORESTRY
IN
.
LEGISLATURE
Majnr
Burde
Votes
With
Oppod-tfon
on
Division
in
House
!
Yeatcrday
VICTORIA,
Feb.
16
-The
Houec
yea-terday
paaatd
a
resolution
referring
to
a
Rtandlrg
committee
of
tl.e
Hruee
on
Fere
try
if.o
uak
of
uih'.ng
evidence
and
rp3rtlng
on
the
slti'H
Ion
In
the
pr.vlnce
In
reapect
to
eonsarva'-ion
of
its
timber
resources.
An
amendment
moved
by
Joshua
ririchcl:ffe,
that
the
minister
of
lands
be
re!ueted
to
submit
a
report
at
the
carle-t
dat;
on
the
conservation
practiced,
wes
defeated
by
25
to
30.
the
resolution
being
adopted
O'".
the
sabM
vote.
Major
Burde.
P.
P.
Harris
and
A.
MrC
Creery
voted
with
the
Conaerva-M'-c
-pporltlon.
OLD
STUFF
IN
JAPAN:
The
barber
shop
is
no
novelty
to
the
ladies
of
Japan.
They
have
been
going
there
for
centuries,
not
for
haircut,
but
for
shaves.
Shaving,
they
say,
gives
the
skin
the
necessary
snoothness
for
the
application
of
Oriental
cosmetics
Stewart
Short
Line
Railway
Has
Been
Paid
For
and
Work
on
Reconditioning
to
Begin
VANCOUVER.
February
16.
The
Vancouver
Holdings.
Limited,
have
made
final
payment
for
the
Interest
of
Sir
Donald
Mann
in
the
Canadian
Northeastern
Railway
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
and
reconditioning
of
the
line
will
be
commenced
aa
aoon
as
weather
permits.
The
line
waa
built
at
the
time
of
a
former
Stewart
boom
and
will
sene
a
number
of
the
mines
on
the
Bear
River,
one
Of
which
is
the
property
recently
optioned
by
Consolidated.
It
will
also
be
used
to
carry
timber
down
the
valley
to
Stewart.
It
is
thought
by
many
that
the
railway
is
destined
to
be
the
western
section
of
a
railway
from
the
interior
which
would
have
to
tunnel
a
mile
or
more
jhrough
a
mountain
to
connect
with
the
country
beyond.
ICE
TOO
BAD
FOR
HOCKEY
Canadians
Will
Play
Tomorrow
Instead
of
This
Afternoon
at
St.
Morlte
ST.
MdltlTZ.
I0.
1,
Ilrlfluni
ilefelrl
I'ranre
at
I
lor
key
tiMlay
three
gusls
to
isir
and
SwIUrMund
beat
(ierniany
one
to
imllilitti
The
Csnudlaiit
nirrt
Srlrn.
In
Ihe
(Irvt
uf
Hie
eml-rinula
tnioirw
owing
to
Hip
IkkI
eomnilmi
Of
the
lee
Ihli
afternoon.
We
esme
to
Uy
l.e.
nl
ualer
m1u,"
declared
J.
I.
.Mfljuif
n.
(lulniiun
of
the
('nnmllml
4l)nii
rviiiinltlrr.
PROFITS
SHOWN
AT
ALASKA
JUNEAU
MINE
BAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
16
-The
Alaska
Juneau
Oold
Mining
operations
for
the
first
ten
days
of
February
reported
a
dally
profit
of
M.00O
for
the
month
anlnt
M4J0Q
In
Allium)'.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Prtte
Fivfn6ent
ACCOUNTING
Private
Export
Liquor
Licenses
Being
Closed
Order
of
Government
Supplies
.May
Not
be
Received
After
the
End
of
This
Month
.Must
be
all
Cleared
by
June
30,
is
Announced
H.
D.
Tee.
Dtgbj
Island.
Oom-in
lor.
mnteorologlst,
reports
during
the
past
few
days
the
high;
est
baiomater
.reading,
since
"he
Iul.
been
with
the
station.
The
Klaas
started
soaring
Tuesday
night
and
since
tlieu
has
been
at
record
high
and
steady
level,
the
highest
reading
being
30.82.
There
was
a
rather
heavy
fog
this
morning,
upon
the
clearing
of
which
It
was
expected
that
a
spall
of
fine
weather
might
be
in
store
to
fellow
a
week
of
extremely
rainy
conditions.
,eT'rTT,rT
other
plans.
FORKE
PLAYS
AN
OLD
TUNE
Ucueats
Former
Statement
of
Policy
in
Regard
to
OTTAWA.
Feb.
16.
In
vtatlng
once
more
the
Immigration
policy
of
the
aMverutntnt.
Robert
Porke.
minister
of
Immigration,
repeated
In
tbe
House
what
be
aald
once
before
that
the
policy
was:
1.
To
recognize
that
while
Canada
requires
Increased
population,
quality
rather
than
quantity
Is
of
drat
Import
-neatIn
other
words,
that
our
immigrants
must
be
selected
with
a
view
to
their
mental,
physical,
moral,
industrial
and
racial
fitness
for
settlement
In
Canada.
9.
That
limitation
of
numbers
must
be
determined
by
the
available
supply
of
suitable
classes,
and
Canada's
power
or
absorption.
8.
That
British
immgration
must
always
hold
first
place
In
Importance
and
every
legitimate
effort
used
to
increase
the
How
of
people
from
the
Mother
Country.
4.
Neat
after
British
immigration
encouragement
should
be
offered
to
a
movement
of
settlers
from
the
United
States
and
from
northwestern
Europe
-of
those
healthy,
hardy
people
desirous
of
establishing
themselves
on
land
In
Canada
nd
becoming
absorbed
in
our
national
life.
WEATHER
REPORT
Hays
port
Clam,
foggy,
temp.
38.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
35.
Alice
Arm
Coludy.
calm.
temp.
SB.
Atyanah
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
34.
Rosewood
Foggy,
calm,
temp.
34.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
Sft.
llaaeltou
Part
cloudy,
windy,
temp.
98.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
25
Bums
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
13.
Telegraph
Creek
Part
cludy.
calm,
temp.
U.
Atlin
-Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp
36.
Whltehorse-
-Cloudy,
south
wind.
temp.
43.
Din
Salmon
-
Cloudy,
south
wind.
U-uip
13.
and
VANCOUVER,
February
16.
Abolition
of
private
liquor
warehouses
at
Vancouver
and
with
them
perhaps
the
expo-t
liquor
trade
is
forecast
by
an
unexpected
order
from
the
minister
of
customs.
The
order
states
that
private
warehouses
must
not
receive
liquor
after
February
29
and
suppliee
now
in
storage
must
be
moved
by
June
-"0.
It
has
been
reported
that
the
Dominion
Government
was
planning
to
develop
legislation
10
the
point
where
only
provincial
government
control
boards
would
be
able
to
import
liquor.
If
private
.uen
.u.-"ti
are
abolished
tbe
Importing
and
exporting
buslnesa
could
continue
,
.'prouh
euftranoe
warehouses
operated
by
the
Dominion
Oovurument
providing
:
facilities
for
storage
In
transit,
but
such
freights
must
be
clared
within
30
days.
It
is
doubtful,
it
la
said,
whether
shippers
cauld
ocnt'nue
to
use
this
port
under
u-h
eondltlms.
Two
Vancouver
warehouse
are
affected.
OinriAI.
HAIlOMETtR
IS
AT
KIXOItK
IIKK1IIT
HEIR
TO
LORD
ASQUITH
IS
A
CHILD
AGED
11
Lloyd
(I
eorge
One
of
First
to
Pay
Tribute
to
Departed
Statesman
LONDON.
Iwb.
16
The
betr
of
tbe
-tftEsrl
of
Oxford
ajjdulUt,
Ja
an
4
eleven
jrev
pid.
iraepMi
.ittUan
vis
count
Asquuh.
son
of
the
Pressifr's
eldest
son
Fiaymond
A."julth,
wtb
was
klUed
in
the
war.
The
death
of
the
dUMngulabod
statesman
east
a
gsoom
ovir
tbe
coan-trys'.de
and
tributes
to
his
memory
immediately
began
to
pour
tn.
one
of
the
first
being
from
tbe
Mads
of
the
Liberal
party.
David
Lloyd
George.
Newspapers
gene
rally
aaanmn
that
the
late
earl
will
be
given
wttrlal
la
Weet-
cMns'.er
Abbey
unleee
the
Tbe
Karl
had
beeat
unconsetons
since
Mcnday
and
at
tba
time
of
Ma
death
the
family
was
with
bun
in
the
home
overlooking
the
Tbaates
River.
SUTTON
COUBTsWAT.
Feb.
lfw-THa
body
of
the
tar!
of
Oaford
was
canted
last
night
to
the
Palish
Church
hero
where
It
will
rent
ttntU
Interment.
Burial
will
be
private)
and
not
In
West
minster
Abbey
this
being
In
with
the
Karl's
wish.
Tbe
Abbey
memorial
service
will
be
held
February
31.
ORANGLLODGE
IS
IN
SESSION
VICTORIA.
Feb
lflAt
the
opening
of
the
38th
annual
aeaalon
of
the
a
rand
Orange
lodge
of
Brltlsb
Columbia
yesterday
178
delegates
registered.
There
were
80
delegates
at
the
opening
of
the
B.C.
Orange
Benevolent
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
IS
DISBANDED
VAJtCOUVBR.
Feb.
16.
The
Intercity
hockey
league
has
been
disbanded
aa
a
result
of
the
order
of
President
Santtercook
of
the
oarfafllsn
Amateur
Hockey
Association
that
no
British.
Columbia
teams
may
participate.
As
a
concession
Vancouver
wUI
play
Victoria
Friday
and
at
Portland
Sunday.
CANADIAN
INVASION
OF
UNITED
STATES
tMCINtt,
Wis.
FfW
M.
J.
L.
Case
plow
works,
a
mltHon
dollar
eooesra
has
been
sold
to
the
Maaaey
Karris
Company
of
Toronto.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
FMILIXII
IKWII
K,
HIV.
I.
Derby
County
3,
Liverpool
3.
t:(ll.lll
I.K.UU
K,
DIV.
II.
Reading
3.
Bristol
Olty
3.
SCOTTISH
LKAfll
i:
Motlitiwill
Ii,
Rultll
Rover
0.
i
VI