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figure
out
the
ir.
you
for
this
dHy
f"l'
.
tHve
month
I
II.
MINE
and
reached
Port
Darwin
today
by
way
of
Africa
and
India
1
i;T
DARWIN,
Australia,
February
22.
Bert
.-
i
"
.
the
British
flyer,
arrived
here
today
from
Bima
a
a,
completing
his
flight
from
England
in
fifteen
.
in.-
alone
Hinckler
came
with
clocklike
regularising
at
Rome,
Malta,
Bengazi,
Circenica,
Tri-
Limlt'h,
Basra,
Irak,
Jask,
Persia,
Perachi,
Calcut-joiiii,
Burma,
Singapore
and
Bima
from
whence
It
the
most
dangerous
stretch
of
a
thousand
miles
Timor
Sea
to
Port
Darwin.
."NDON,
February
22.
The
Daily
Mail
says
the
"!'
Hinckler's
flight
was
to
test
a
new
under-car-:
.nited
by
himself.
The
plane
was
fitted
with
-
a
njjs.
The
under-carriage
swings
back,
enabling
.
to
house
the
machine
in
a
garage.
i
xkU
r
announced
that
he
never
hod
the
slightest
.!
in
moving
the
machine
since
he
started
his
the
flight
is
the
fastest
yet
made
between
Eng-i
Australia.
the
longest
light
pl?ne
flight
ever
made.
the
longest
solo
flight
in
any
kind
of
airplane.
the
fastest
journey
yet
made
between
England
it.
the
first
non-stop
flight
between
London
and
HALIBUT
SALE
TODAY
DELAYED
"l
Three
American
m-
'i
illinK
28,000
to
Ik?
Honed
Towwrow
'"'
pound
of
American
J
a;
the
Fish
tarhsuge
deterred
until
10-
'n
being
a
sufficient
.
"Ir
up
a
apeclal
train
quire
flee
can.
are
aa
follows
Uranua.
1
Alltak.
7.000.
HI
Olll.'
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GODDARD
WON
DOG
DERBY
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Heat
Total
Three
Day
amii
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of
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in
t
hour
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three
days
In
U
boura
i
Nome
came
aeoond
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n
mliiute,
and
Sari
1
"
las
third.
CUP
FOOTBALL
REPLAYS
TODAY
TWIGG
REFUSES
RESIGN
SEAT
Declares
KtiwtMHty
far
Investigation
Itemed
With
the
(i
over
nment
VICTORIA,
re.
M
"I
haw
allibtet
Intention
of
reMgnlng
that
he
iiK
i
!.(.
owner
and
P-;,1d
0srU
nquol
rhargea.
I-edcrwB,
la
paylnj
IU
J
m,i.ined
he
proed
l'',rt
!
what
h.
.L.rtd
oiii
to
prove,
that
tbe
Government'
actionn
I"
me
uu"
I
-ere
undermining
...j
I
r-.rtr,
Carlo
rum
caatw
the
faith
of
the,
people
In
the
Oovern-
m,t
wnernlly.
Hr
ueciareo
.
,tv
for
the
tmUaln
re,ted
with
in
.ernment
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
1K
Mlaaui'rl
Onaat
Coppr
Cork
Pruvinc-
Daly
Dunwell
George
Copper
Oiacler
Oladatone
Oolconda
Independence
Indian
t
and
I-IeadxiiiiiK
tueky
Jim
Marmot
MetaU
Porter
Idalio
Richmond
llvercret
-
SHverMnlth
'"'
W
One
Kngllah
Cup'aurf
Inlet
!"li
replajm
took
place
to-
Bunlooh
'"IlllWlllB
liillu
TannltllK
m.i.isii
ri
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d
The
Wedneaday
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l
Inii
vi
.
1
1
Kilmarnock
0.
'
vi;
o.
Torlc
.
Whitewater
Mm
John
lit.--
not
my
and
there
la
no
need
of
dclng
"
H
D
Twlsg.
Conservative
the
de-
lr
for
Victoria.
In
the
Legisleture
In
m
a
demand
Iroin
Ian
Maeaten-
Me
Uberal
member
for
Vancouver.
kcviU
ol
we
leoyai
the
Oauthlar
Did
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10
hbert
left
for
her
BUDGET
DEBATE
IS
CONTINUED
Dr.
Manion
Waxes
Sarcastic
and
Declare
Government
is
No
Friend
of
Ignoring
Jlan
OTTAWA.
Feb.
a.
"Tbc
peat
mass
of
the
people
get
nothing
from
thl
budget"
were
the
word
uses)
by
Hon.
Dr.
a.
3.
Mantua
of
Fart
William
to
'.he
Houae
of
Commons
in
continuation
of
the
debate.
His
remark
wane
iyp.
eal
of
further
Conservative
crittcsm
of
the
budget.
The
debate
on
the
gov
ernmsnt's
financial
proposal
agsi
beld
the
atage
yeaterday
and.
at
adjournment.
It
was
still
unflntehed.
Dr.
Maulon
declared
that
the
govern
ment,
euiled
that
lu
unwise
poll;
lea
bad
not
ruined
the
country,
ha
'
famed
a
mutual
admiration
socler-with
the
minister
of
raUarave
recent
1)
rssnpltmaniisg
FmrMbm
ea
being
assorts
d
villi
the
government.
Br.
nmnisa
further
decisis
toss'
t
-
nJsUut
tew
-
Ajjji-jui
arc
Meaiv
"
i
e'W""
the
varus
men
had
been
la
tbe
grv-
;
light
is
acclaimed
by
London
as
one
of
the
most
wrj
t
tb
iMtfc.
i
Me
feats
of
skill
and
endurance
ver
accom-
H
B.
Lavliieur.
Liberal,
thoucht
th'
The
following
claims
are
made
in
regard
to
the
a
budget
on
or
u
best
that
had
been
offered
Parliament
sine
Con
federation.
LITTLE
HOPE
FOR
FLYERS
Government
Authorities
Fear
That
Hudson
Straits
Aviators
Are
Gone
v
TTH
.
Ire.
n
I.HIle
he
k
beld
est
by
goveenaaent
trfflrwl
that
Flylbg
(tfTh-er
leala.
fHtM
Ner-geaM
N.
r.
Terry
and
a
Motive,
wlm
bate
bee
mtoelng
Mnee
IrbfBar)
I)
I
ram
l"ort
HaraeH
ah-
bee
In
Hii
!!
HtraJt.
are
tMI
alHe.
The;
errted
Ibree
day'
ratleew
wblrli
maal
ihw
be
rvlutusled
and
It
m
bapeaalble
tha4
the;
reKI
here
aarrrted
epwHre
In
I
be
xtrma
and
extreme
raid
fnr
Urn.
Their
rt-redei
are
bra
lug
tbe
rtrmenla
IM
Mtn-h
for
iheni.
ROADWORKIS
GOING
AHEAD
Thirty
Men
Employed
on
Local
IH?hway
Will
!e
Finished
to
Galloway
Rapid
in
Two
.Month
kit
n
Kit
itmntT.
Prince
Rupert
CU-ai.
culm.
Mlowlna
a
abut-down
of
two
montha
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather
condlUona.
eonatructton
work
on
the
Kattu
Mand
Highway
la
again
proceeding
In
full
iwrng.
Some
thirty
men
ere
employed
sad
it
la
ea
pec
ted
that
It
will
take
fully
two
montha
be
fore
Umbering
and
eurfaclng
la
com
plated
and
the
road
will
be
ready
tor
traJata
a
far
aa
oaimway
Kapiaa
Tne
work
la
being
carried
out
by
the
Van
eouver
Plledrlvlng
Coneracung
co.
with
Jamaa
Jack
auperlntendent
In
charge.
MARGIL-AGAIN
'
T1UCUS
OTTAWA.
Feb
2U
K
W.
Tobln
withdrew
from
the
chalrmauahlp
of
the
gov-emmeut
caucua
today
and
Hon.
Chartae
Marcll,
who
had
renlgned
when
hie
Mexican
reaoUiUon
nw
wuhdrmrn
waa
MiiJing.
wax
iT-clci
ii-.l
lu
Ua
poattlou.
temper-
Today
la
the
annlrrraa-y
of
tbe
bin)
of
Getrge
Waahlngwn
lounder
of
l':.t
republic
of
the
Culled
3;aU
Atcou:-
uagly
it
la
a
boHday
vhif-u-h
u.
ilk
rSmtea
and
on
auch
Aii.crican
sail
f.
the
local
oonaulate
ahich
:
clbed
lor
tbe
day.
Oeorge
WaahlngUm.
who
wis
born
In
ma
and
died
In
1790.
waa
of
Knglieh
aeaceni
ana
we
uvuig
on
hU
Amen-
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1028
AT
PORTLAND
CANAL
SOLD
TO
Bert
Hinckley
Flying
Alone
from
England
to
Australia
in
Fifteen
Days
Breaks
Many
Flight
Records
Made
his
schedule
wilh
clock-like
regularity
behind
Montreal.
Toronto
u
t!i
auxi
enii.d
the
Senatv.a.
In
the
Amerlcap
acctlon
Bot--:i
aow
an
eaute
at
Mouct
Virion
when
theihii
a
f.ur
point
dispute
bet
wees
the
Brii:h
home
g&v-IYork
Rantrra.
'
lead
over
the
New
rnment
and
the
c.
;
ulrts
broke
out
In
tlie
gamea
laat
nljril.
the
Qana-
Washingtcn
becttmc
one
or
the
leaders
diene
had
tbe
edge
iauiat
1
iron
to
of
the
local
eppoaltl-m
and
la-rr
wo
j
Joe
Larr.b.
the
recent
amateur
ac-
sleeted
to
the
Qeet
Congreas
at
Phlla-
qulKitlcu
of
MorUeal
maroona
-.wise
delpbla.
1'be
faallejw.rig
year.
1775,
aaw
1
tied
the
game
with
Kew
York
aui
gave
hliu
cimnwader-Uvch.rr
uf
il"
Amer-
etewart
a
paaa
fc-
Uic
winning
gal.
Mean
Army
and.
from
that
time
until
3raun
won
the
first
victory
this
tbe
end
of
tbe
atruggle
111
17K3.
be
waa
stasoa
cn
Pitt
burg
loe.
true
ed
and
aduved
by
tbe
people.
Oo
1
Soorau
were
:
he
founding
of
tbe
Republic,
he
be-
Pittsburg
0.
Boston
2.
IU
tint
president
in
1780.
tie
Toronto
0.
Canadtene
0.
a
aeoond
term
of
omoe
from
!
Montreal
a.
N.Y.
Americana
I.
17W
onwards
and
refused
election
tor
.
'
he
third
time.
Me
waa
one
of
Amer-
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
returned
to
tbe
lea's
noblest
characters
good,
atmple.
j
city
today
after
a
abort
visit
to
Van-honest,
brave
aiidt
efficient
'cower
London
People
New
Purchasers
.JerminusMirat
Portland
Canal
Connected
with
Short
Line
Railway
Railway
Expected
to
Reach
Property
by
August
is
Announced
at
Victoria;
E.
P.
Davis
and
II.
II.
Stevens
Connected
With
Deal
VICTORIA,
February
22.
London.
Enirland.
interests
headed
by
W.
B.
Wooley
of
Broad
Street,
were
revealed
as
the
purchasers
j
of
the
Terminus
Mine
at
the
general
meeting
of
shareholders
yes-
terday
at
which
the
sale
of
control
in
the
property
was
ratified
E.
!
4
P.
Davis
&
Co.
of
Vancouver
acted
as
trustees
for
the
purchasers.
1
The
Wooley
interests
are
associated
with
the
London
interest!.
;hut
are
associated
with
H.
H.
Stevens
in
tbe
Vancouver
Hold-
ings
Company
under
which
construction
and
operation
of
the
old
j
.Vrtlanit
Canal
ahnrt
line
is
tn
hp
carried
on.
1
It
la
expected
that
the
railway.
oon-
strucUon
of
which
la
to
be
continued
directly,
will
reach
the
base
of
Terminus
Mountain
probab'y
by
August
of
this
rear.
Tbe
mine
is
on
American
Creek,
a
small
tributary
of
Bear
River,
up
whloh
h
Is
proposed
to
build
the
raUway.
Sand-lime
bricks,
cinder
blocks,
and
cement
blocks
are
made
at
many
points
In
Canada,
both
tn
ossapetltlou
with
ordinary
clay
bricks
and
pre
said
bricks,
and
also
for
uae
In
localities
wheat
ordinary
bricks
are
not
available
accept
at
relatively
high
coat.
FLYING
MAN
IS
NOW
MEMBER
OF
DEFENSE
COUNCIL
OF
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Feb
33.
Wing
Commander
Lindsay
Oordon.
recently
appointed
director
of
military
aviation,
has
been
named
a
member
of
tbe
defence
council
1
of
Canada.
AdverMse
tn
Tbe
BaUv
News
Prohibitionists
Ash
Plebiscite
on
Beer
Parlors
at
Next
General
Election
in
B.C.
and
Urge
Changes
VICTORIA,
February
22.
A
delegation
of
prohibitionists
and
temperance
workers
interviewed
the
government
yesterday
urging
the
use
of
a
temperance
text
book
in
the
regular
public
school
curriculum.
They
also
asked
for
the
elimination
of
liquor
advertisements;
for
the
abolition
of
the
present
system
of
distributing
liquor
profits
to
municipalities,
hospitals
and
charities,
and
for
a
plebiscite
on
beer
by
the
glass
at
the
next
provincial
election.
The
delegation
did
not
ask
for
abolition
of
government
control
of
the
liquor
business
but
urged
improvement!!
to
the
system,
which
they
said
they
were
willing
ahould
haveaj
FRANCE
BEAT
IRELAND
Premier
MacLean
promised
mot
ear-
nest
consideration
of
the
requests
but
IT
CnfrCD
VFTFRnAV
added
that
education
rather
than
lejls-
;
ill
JUViVliJX
1
LO
1
iiiUl
1
latlon
appeared
to
him
the
best
means
j
of
attacking
liquor
problems.
'
PARIS.
Feb.
22
France
defeated
Ire-
land
four
goals
to
nil
In
a
soccer
game
Advertise
In
The
Dsllv
Nw
yesterday.
PUBLIC
LECTURE
RY
GEO.
YOUNG.
Western
Supervisor
of
1.ILS.A.
on
"WORLD
EVENTS
THEIR
SIGNIFICANCE"
In
METROPOLE
HALL
on
Wednesday,
February
22,
at
8
p.m.
Seats
Free.
No
collection
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancinit
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
beet
for
the
lean.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
WASHINGTON
DAY
MAROONS
ARE'
BEING
OBSERVED!
NOW
SECOND
United
Stale
Celebrates
Anniversary
of
lilrtai
oi
Nation
s
Founder
Today
BRITISH
NVESTORS
One
Point
Ahead
of
Ottawa
in
Canadian
Section
of
Hockey
League
Revenue
Mining
Company
Option
on
Independence
1
J'eople
Now
Operating
at
Khutze
Inlet
to
Diamond
Drill
Property
Near
Stewart
This
Season
TOROKTO.
Feb.
23.
Montreal
Ma-1
r
-!;s
are
m
second
place
in
the
Cans-
The
Revenue
Mining
Co.,
which
is
already
operating
extensively
dian
section
01
the
National
Hockey
1
at
Khutte
Inlet,
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert,
lias
optioned
League
wi
n
37
points,
which
ugtu
1
sufficient
of
the
stock
of
the
Independence
Mining
Co.
to
give
it
ro'nta
behind
the
canadiens,
whiie
control
when
work
to
which
the
new
company
has
obligated
itself
has
Citowa
cornea
third
wllh
cne
point
I
Kwn
mtri'nrmti.
ntato
S.
P
Kitzirorald.
nroairiont
and
manairiae
director
of
the
Independence,
who
ir
a
passenger
on
the
Camosun
today
bound
from
Stewart
to
Vancouver.
This
will
mean,
active
development
of
the
well
known
Portland
Canal
property
again
this
sea:
on,
states
Mr.
Fitxgerald
A
c-iuract
has
been
Vet
to
Lynch
t-
Broc.
of
Seattle
for
three
thousand
feet
jf
diamond
drilling
which
will
be
started
ss
early
in
the
spring
ss
nupplles
can
be
m:v:d
un
to
tbe
gr
jund.
This
crt
will
L
carried
um
at
eu
eleva-,
tic
11
of
.1803
fee
where
good
sre
show-
lnaa
nave
been
already
espojed
by
open
I
cul
.
ana
s
short
-uu-ei.
In
addition,
1
a
six-hundred
foot
tunnel
will
be
drive
.1
at
3303
fee:
vlevatlon
under
a
,
in
1
tunnel
already
driven
by
tbe
In-'
time
identified
with
the
B.C.
Silver
Tbe
Independence
Is
one
of
tbe
beat
known
properties
In
the
Portland
Canal
district.
Underground
work
already
carried
out
has
developed
a
hvee
amount
of
what
at
declared
to
be
good
mmtBt
ore
.a
Veil
as.
seven
df'RfgTY
gradvT
te
projfisrty"
ts
HAIiltV
r.
HI('L.II(
m:nt
to
jail
1011
MUOOUIMl
THE
JIKY
WASHBfOTON
Feb.
33
Adjudged
guUty
of
contempt
for
shadowing
the
Fall
-Sinclair
conspiracy
trial
jury.
Harry
F.
Sinclair
waa
yeaterday
sentenced
to
serve
sli
months
tn
Jau.
W.
J.
Burns.
the
Internationally
known
detective,
waa
given
fif-
day
for
a
similar
offense.
PROMINENT
BAPTIST
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
VAMCOUVBR.
Feb.
S3
ick
WUIbun
Auvacfce.
lor
31
years
secretary
treasurer
of
the
Baptist
conven-
j
lien
of
British
Columbia,
died
here
yea,
j
teroay.
ne
was
norn
in
uonaon
in
iea
C.
E.
USHER
DIES
r.r.it.
Trafttr
Manager
Away
seeMeniy
MONTRXAL.
Feb.
33.--C.
B.
Usher.
71
years
of
age.
general
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
died
suddenly
today.
He
was
born
at
Niagara
Falla,
Ontario.
NEW
FIELD
MARSHAL
IN
THE
BRITISH
ARMY
LONDON.
Feb
33.
x
General
Sir
Oeoigc
Francis
Milne,
chief
of
the
Impel
la
I
general
staff
since
1018
has
been
promoted
to
field
marshal
BRITISH
BEAT
FRENCH
IN
SOCCER
MATCH
LONDON.
Feb.
M
-
The
British
defeated
the
French
four
goals
to
three
in
a
triangular
soccer
series.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
UMIUMI
LKAIlli:,
HIV.
I.
Cardiff
3.
Birmingham
1.
DIVISION
II.
South
Slilld
1.
Hull
0.
Notts
County
1
Notu
Furvt
2
SCOTTISH
I.KAUII..
IIIV
I.
Alrdrleoulana
0.
Motherwell
3.
Dundee
3.
Dunfermline
a.
II.
art
1
I'.u'.ik
This!
let.
no
WANT
TO
STOP
BUTTER
IMPORT
Dairymen
Pass
Resolutions
in
Regard
to
Australian
Trade
Agreement
be
carrd
out
under
the
direction
of
i
NANAIMO.
Feb.
33.
3.
W
Berry
of
C
L.
Baltsn.
HI
.
who
was
at
one
I
Lanaley
waa
yesterday
elected
president
of
tbe
British
Columbia
Dairymen's
As
sociation.
Tbe
aaaoctetitn
paamd
a
resolution
asking
that
the
A
osteal
lea
agreement
be
terminated;
that
the
eeoer-in-oaunctt
applying
schedule
two
ol
the
Australian
situated
from
a
shipping
standpoint,
immediately
aoMled
on
all
butter
seat
the
Pertlaad
Canal
Short
Line
Railway
,
from
Australia
to
Oanaba
on
eotttlfn-passing
through
tbe
lower
claims
of
tbe
ment
sa
well
aa
on
djsaet
sale
so
long
group
wnicn
cxicaoa
irom
ine
oear
.
as
tne
ratterson
Don
using
plan
Is
in
el-
River
to
the
summit
of
a
mountain.
wH
ZTLZtWiH'Jl
tost.
use
be'
'CANADA
FAVORS
CONCILIATION
Dr
W.
A.
Riddel
I.
Representative
of
Dominion.
Speaks
Refore
League
of
Nations
Security
Committee
OSNZVA,
Feb.
33.
Canada
Is
strongly
in
favor
of
a
commission
of
conciliation
and
Investigation
as
distinct
from
"traditional
arbitration."
D.
W.
A.
Rlddell.
Canadian
representative
in
Geneva
.
said
before
tbe
League
of
Nations
security
committee
today
Mr.
Bidden
cited
the
success
of
uw
Joint
commission
tn
settling
disputes
between
Canada
and
the
United
Bute
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF
ENDED
Federal
Contributions
to
Provinces
is
Withdrawn,
Premier
King
Announces
OTTAWA.
Feb
33
Withdrawn!
of
federal
contributions
to
tbe
provinces
for
unemployment
relief
Is
announced
In
s
letter
from
Premier
King
to
Premier
Bracken
of
Manitoba.
The
premier
set
out
that
the
assistance
had
been
given
merely
as
a
boat-war
measure
to
meet
conditions
arising
out
of
tbe
Great
War
and
the
civil
re-establish-ment
of
returned
men.
STEAMER
ASHBY
SAILING
TODAY
Sixteenth
Grain
Ship
of
Season
off
With
Full
Cargo
for
U.K.
With
a
full
cargo
of
tfato
Moaied!
al
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
the
British
steamer
Aanby.
als-teeuth
wheat
ship
of
the
season
here,
sailed
tills
afternoon
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
being
piloted
to
Triple
island
by
(.'apt
Larry
Thomson
ol
the
Federal
Pilot
of
British
Columbia
The
Aahby
h
id
been
In
port
twelve
days.
Miuie
cl'Uv
having
been
experienced
in
loading
ber
through,
grading.
Up
to
this
morning,
no
further
grain
ahlp
for
Prince
Kupert
had
been
re-I
-i
sl.
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