SaveMonex
Boston
Grill
,,1(MPe.-i
way
to
buy
the
Tli
h
in
(J...J
.
is
to
lumKiuo
wj
--
T,
,-(t
u
$5.00
and
your
i,
:
vfri'rt
to
your
addroa
iut
figure
out
the
(
','','
to
you
for
this
dally
,-
wclve
month!
A'.W
N.
2.
M
'.V
mum
ur
VICTIMS
FOUND
!":m,n'
nt.
I'HAM'll
lttKlt
i'M
IIK
l.TMl
IN
lli:
IOI.I.
ll
I.IVKH
'.li!i'rnla.
March
14.
Tl'
a
which
a
mige
number
nl
ii
ir
Uvea
when
th
dam
a'.
1
;
it
renervolr
burnt
and
the
'v
'!
valley
below,
waa
n
'
i
Up
to
last
night
214
bodw
ii
irt
been
recovered.
GENERAL
HcRAEB
CONSIDERABLY
BETTER
";iv.
Murrh
14.
-
The
condition
Mi
Hue.
member
for
North
'!
fell
on
the
ley
pave-"d
broke
hla
akull
I
He
u
at
tb
clyle
...t
.
-.1.
KI
SCOTS
AND
ANGLOS
w
March
14.
In
a
soccer
'"'ly
the
Scots
and
Anglo
l
a
one
nil
draw.
I'OLl.AU
T
1MU
"UK
March
14.-The
Canadian
"
par
here
today
after
be-
:rrf
i."..np.rlatle
to
eronom'cal
ii'T'irt.
n
'.!!
Perrolp
River
to
Fln-
...
t
tks
u
l
"-f:-
iin
tuvlgable
,
ii
ai.d
tap-
b.
:trrltor
The
;u.
krd
H..t
7..11;,
'.n
8'i.n:n!t
laiHe
30
i
mntiimr'd
'in
uuite
nil
IIIIN
It
It
I"
Nv'
t
I
K
I
n
vim!
oi'i-osnioN
.,!:!,
ii.il.'i-t
in
i"
"
Two
Government
Measures
Are
trol
of
t
o
I
fou
i
I
Browne
dinriiunl
for
more
than
minuii"'
'
Given
Second
Reading
in
the
Legislature
Following
Debate
March
14.-The
government's
new
plan
to
tax
the
rn-TORIA
i
nui.
,..!
thrnuirh
a
system
of
COI1-
urofits
on
'
1
tl
i'
thc
sale
OI
nmurm
"-'""
.
"
lilt
nm
tViu
aA,wnfl
fAiiiHllir
mnl.
mpui
lowancee
was
appium.
.v
tion
on
a
ui
'the
UH
Legislature
"""Trr.:
yeaterday.
..!..
The
The
b
bill
was
was
advanced
advanced
to
to;
f
the
bin
111
..'ji-i
me
r
.
il...
iiii'iainn
borrow
tout;
negotiations
for
the
sale
of
the
line
meets,
tl""
''"
j
Sailwa
ith
failure-
.
1,11
1
.
a
afternoon'
-
M.Muvin
a
the
iii')i"llK
j.w...
the
H'nlM'
urui"r
rending
lor
Hie
'"
mined
-,l,nl(li"
nil'"'1
I
N,.-l..
ConservHllv-''
orltlrlMii'-
"
mid
urrlcd
the
aeoona
.
.
.
.M.4MI
17
All
l
loersw
Bi,.,
was
alao
sup-
tlie
provincial.
NO
nsii
kali:
TOIIAY
There
waa
no
sic
of
hullhiit
here
today,
the
American
srlioonera
Ilene
im
Uuhlll.
Hind
Northern,
with
cutclie.
oi
iu
uu.)
Hlld
aT.UOU
poillllli
rcfijiei
u
ij.
iv.,.r..i,Ul
'
Ai.trated
their
i
to
tuke
offem
of
8
2c
and
c
and
B.4C
eoncenirawu
I,
.
.
,nrt
,.,-,-,-rtlna
to
Seattle
irevtoua
uomiimr-
-
r
completion
i-ai'.v
"
'
Advertise
In
The
Oeilf
Newt
BUDGET
PASSES
MAJORITY
24
"
OTTAWA,
March
14.
The
biulKet
carried
this
afternoon
by
a
majority
"f
Jt.
the
vote
being
for,
110:
against.
92.
TONI(HT.ii
EXIMH1TION
JIALU
'
t
Gurvich
.
McDonald
at
8.30.
Admission
fl.50
and
$1.00
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPF.RT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
14,
1928
CHARRED
BONES
OF
BURNED
MAN
FOUND
ISLAND
HAM
tiS
t'ONM
Ml.ll
IN
I
I
KKKI.V
i
oni
baikii
liuN.trt:
AIMK
I
SB
,
VANCOUVER.
M4roh
J
-
Thi
h-
e-;f
a
man
apparently,
tunned
by
a
blow
n
the
back
of
the
Head
and
then
killed
and
the
remains
burneC
in
a
tltnn)
.noealed
natural
furnace,
were
found
M
the
tout
heai
t
corner
of
Trail
falana.
about
30
mllcj
north
of
Vancouver.
MEATIII.lt
ItEIMHIT
Prince
Bupert
-Oloudy.
frrah
8E
,nd:
timperature.
41.
Terrace
Cleer.
strong,
north
wind
:emn
33
RoKiwood
Clear,
calm.
temp.
24.
Alvai.
ah
-
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
22.
Alice
Arm.
-Cltar.
calm,
temp
82.
.r.
.vox
Clei-.r.
calm.
trmp.
32.
Stewart-
C'ear.
calm,
temp.
SO
lli.-.-lton.-Clrar.
calm,
temp
22.
Bun
s
take-Orr.
calm,
temp.
10.
Telegraph
Creek
-
-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
is
Snmhera.
Haysport.-
Clear,
calm.
iemp.
emp
is
Ll;;ht
wind,
elaar.
temp
for:
Slmparn
Clear,
calm,
temp
SO
Atlin
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
27.
Whltehorae.
Cloudy,
acuth
wind,
en-.p.
28.
rmmaclu.-
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
7.
Stewart
River.
-Cloudy,
north
wind.
10
l-elow.
Dawson
-
Cloudy,
calm.
6
below.
l.AMI
111
I
I.OWr.KH
Yukon
Trrrltcry.
Canada,
la
a
land
of
riowers.
Hundieda
of
typaa
of
flowwra,
plants,
and
shrubs
grow
wild
In
every
hill
and
valley
Nature
responds
generously
where
tlrwere
are
cultivated
and
one
of
the
lasting
Impression
left
with
the
vlMtor
l
the
variety
and
beauty
ofj
.
.
...
J
-
.
hnmM'
ine
ll:iwer.-
wniin
uvwiw
m-d
beautify
the
ground
of
Daweon
city.
"
Bl
-X
I
-Ll
t
t
I
T
Here
are
"fir
Canadian
women,
duly
registered
flyers,
who
iiri-
anxious
i
become
lady
Lindberghs.
They
are
registered
members
of
Canadian
aero
clubs
and
are:
1.
Hilda
Simmons.
Calgary:
2.
Louise
Burka,
Calgary;
3,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Lcggatt.
Cnlgary;
4,
Nan
Kve.
fifteen-year-old
student
of
Victoria,
ll.C.
6.
Gertrude
de
la
Vergne,
Calgary;
6..
A.
denier,
Vancouver.
Three
Men
Buried
Alive
Beneath
a
Landslide
and
Body
of
One
Recovered
Near
Savona
on
the
Canadian
National
VANCOUVER,
March
14.
Working
feverishly
with
picks
and
shovels
150
mon
early
today
uneurthed
the
body
of
George
Parkes,
a
Canadian
Nationul
extra
gang
man,
who
was
buried
beneath
a
landslide
with
Andy
Anders
and
M.
G.
Ushon
yeatcr-day
at
the
mouth
of
a
tunnel
near
Savona
2.11
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
There
is
still
algiht
hope
that
Anders
and
Ushon
are
alive,
if
the
steel
body
of
the
Hat
car
on
which
they
were,
has
protected
them.
CROWS
.ATTACKED
BY
LEGISLATURE
IS
PROROGUED
VICTORIA,
March
11
The
end
of
the
legislative
peation
came
rather
suddenly
this
afterrtcon
when
the
UeuteiV
ant
Governor
appeared
and.
the
House
was
formally
ikkijchh
iteroicT.
8
a.m.
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clcudy;
8
am.
fresh
Mjutheaaterly
wind.
bar.
30.08;
temp.
41.
sea
moderate.
bull
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy;
fresh
nortf.eu'.terly
wind;
bar.
30.10:
te.np
JS.
ea
modcratf:
8
pjn.
F.
8.
Ouln-
suit
S.n
PrencUco
for
Seattle
08
mile
from
Seattle:
8
p.m.
Amur
towing
Rlversdale
Anyus
for
Tacoaaa
884
miles
from
Tacomr.;
7
30
am.
Cansoiun
abeum
Ivcry
Island
southbound.
8
ajn
Prince
John
at
Queen
Charlotte
aouth-
Lound.
NOON
DIOBY
Overcaet;
fresh
8X.
wind
bar
30
10:
temp.
42:
sea
choppy.
BULL
HARBOR
Overcast;
strong
8
1
wind;
bar.
30.03;
temp.
40;
sea
moder
It.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Arger
ta
E
yv'ew
Pig
Mb:
ourl
Cork
Province
Duuwell
Qcorife
Copper
.Oeorgia
River
01ada;one
Olacler
Oolc;
nds
Orandvlew
Independence
Indian
Irter
Coal
(Exdl...
;Kru-.enay
riurence.
L.
ar.d
L
Lavevlew
niccAcr
nu
rvcQ
ky
jm,
Mermoti
Metals
.
.
PendoreIPe
KINOSVILL.
March
14
An
epidemic
porter
Idaho
ol
tore
eye
has
broken
out
among
the
Richmond
crows
In
Kent
and
Baeea
counties,
and
RuYua
the
affected
birds
are
dying
by
the
Ruth
Hcpe
hundred,
according
to
Jack
Miller,
the
selklrka
well-known
naturalist
of
this
place.
The
silver
Creet
dlnetwe
causes
the
crows"
even
to
awell
Silverado
and
bulge
out
until
they
are
aa
large
silversmith
nv
beans,
and
the
birds
become
stupid
standard
SUvertead.
mid
die
Jack
Miller
says
theere
Is
Terminus
dstmr
of
the
disease,
which
he
regards
Whitewater
n
rontageoua.
being
Imparted
to
poultry.
Woodbine
Bid.
Asked
.51
.10
It
.63
87
48
.48',
.27
4.75
5.00
42',
.44
'
BBS
-V
.40
.44
.90
.65
,
.08
.23
M
.10
U
.32
.33
't
.IS",
.14
06
.08
Vt
.42
42a
.20
21
Vi
18.35
18.78
.85
JO
.17
18
.52
.50',
.60
03
.12
96
1.10
.18
M
M
M
23
2.80
tM
.50
42
Fortunes
Won
and
Lost
Within
Past
Few
Days
in
Radio
Common
Stock
and
American
Linseed
Jumps
NEW
YORK,
March
14.
Radio
Corporation
common
stock
in
which
several
fortunes
hnve
been
made
and
lost
within
the
past
few
days
in
a
meteoric
advance
of
more
than
fliO
a
share
during
eight
sessions
was
lower
at
this
morning
but
climbed
back
to
$1
ill
in
a
few
minutes.
The
general
market
opened
reactionary
but
turned
upward.
With
a
jump
of
nearly
silt
dollars
a
share
to
100
American
I
.mi
.M-d
made
a
i.:in
of
near'y
'JD
in
two
dayi.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SQDA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
157
Price
Five
Cents
.
i
n
.
.
jt
amtk
'
ma
momrn.
-
-
mm
a&
trav
WOT
Willi
OPI7I7
DITDWrk
ml
A
I
A
JWnvf
fill
v
V
RUNG
ARGUMENT
IN
FA
VOR
OF
"INb
RIVLR
fAbb
KUUlt
OUSE
DIVIDES
ON
AMENDMENTS
OIUI
T
TO
I'AhMM.
Ol
;i
)
l
IMMHIKK
U
Mt
MIMiHM
M..:.h
It.
TUt
drnent
t,i
night
17)
amendment
P:
i
r.'k
,
jo
.i:;.
.
he
btidgn
Iturlf
w
n
day
when
Htnri
Bvur
i.nt.
oC-JKrted
tf
:(
brln
l
ftrr
rlfrn
o
!'.
the
tiiian!iii'u
Miiuiir
to
i-iiiti:.uf
ci
the
alt
i':
Bouraaaa
aa
he
left
tl
ON
ATLANTIC
iiii
(Mi
T!.I
UMiin
t,
WW
IO
M
Mil
XIU.WI1
1
,r--h
14.-
1
(:
in
"
xlay
pi
-
.ii.M.1
'
toward
Ni
One
is
i-.h-
"ff
my'ii'
1
Nd.CBtlCIl-
H..-r
-
i!
Hon.
Ki-:.
M
"
'
il
Inchftipo
i
feen
at
-.-ral
i
I
:nd
acd
later
iMUHinfd
atearnvr
1
'
i
'
ol
bourdruu
I?
rsumems
in
ravor
or
Pine
Jftuer
Pass
ifoafe
into
the.
Peace
Country
I'
mi'
Pass
route
from
Peace
River
to
the
coast
which
is
;.r
local
joint
committee
of
the
city
council
and
board
ad
involve
205
milt-
of
new
construction
from
Pouce
Fraser
and
it
is
estimated
the
new
work
laid
with
j
-
and
allowing
1
t
cent
maximum
grade
could
Del
l'.'O.OOO,
or
$4('i,KM)
:i
miie.
This
route
is
also
favored!
.1
Government
engineer.
Adding
the
distance
f
rom
j
-
Princp
Rupt-il
.".",0
miles
makes
the
total
haul
from
to
Prince
KuihtI
G:'5
milt
s.
The
report
in
regard
to
-
title
ruuic
iollywi:
ink
iiKroar
A
r..:i..Kj
iruiii
Ptuoe
Coupe
through
me
I".
i'.i'
P!!ow
water
route
,.:;
'.he
wuy
r.nd
from
all
infor-.,
n-uUnie
time
are
no
great
or
xj.i-1.
..-.
e:i:;l:ie.mg
problems
lo
be
i
.in
.ui.ifn-u
the
enure
route,
mis
,iv-.
:ut
i:.-.!!n.;
m:
easy
lew
route
:lu
lull
:l'.e
"la"
lUlrjr-
Vtr:
il
Pine
H.iuk
the
Hue
would
follow
tl..'
Mlii-lii'ic
River
to
a
cr.'selng
f
Hi
-
P.
r.i.,i
it.vir
wh.ru
1
not
un-
en
...uii
:.-i.s
ve.
.''cice
to
Port
St.
imi
.mi
I'
'
F::i.jt
through
a
ojun-
.y
a!i.
i
:
i-.ii'
s
roll.n
prairie
mare
:ian
ii.
1
1
:--.
i
-
A
in
ti.i.oui
l
per
cent
grade
both
v.iyt
ccuid
he
buUv
at
a
reasonable
i
over
thin
rouie.
The
physlcnl
ttaArm
of
the
country
nd
thexwivM
a
regard!
natural
NX
RANGERS
:
WERE
BEATEN
BY
CANADIENS
FIIIHT
I'OSITIDN
IMtXCTICAU.Y
i
n.irm.i
last
mijiit:
.mauixiSh
aki;
m;
onii
j
j
TORONTO.
March
11
The
Canadlena
practically
clinched
the
Crst
poaltlon
,
by
btallni;
the
New
Turk
Rangere,
:
while
the
:ou
to
the
latter,
waa
a
sever
aetback
became
Boston
went
ata
pohila
ahead
by
beating
Detroit.
ihc
Mer'.e
Ltats
ol
Toronto,
al-
though
having
the
edge
In
the
flrat
i
hall
ol
the
gasK
again
:
Ottawa
and
jrven
termc
dur.ng
the
rest
of
the
play.
iciiiTd
thfinxl.e
unable
to
break
the
He
with
Ottawa,
even
though
they
ufd
the
lour
man
attack.
Their
playoff
chances
are
now
nearly
lost.
Montreal
Uaiocn
streugtiiened
their
hold
on
second
place
with
Detroit
and
Pltuaurg
still
tied
for
third
position.
Bciaxa
iasi
night
were:
Ottawa
1.
Toronto
1.
N
Y.
Americans
0.
Montreal
S.
Caiiadlent
4.
N.Y
Rangers
1.
Detroit
0.
Boat
n
3.
I'S
FINAL
REPORT
PSVCOPATIIir
lllttPITtt
AT
V.IX-
(tit
vF.ic
urroMJiEMnn
anh
sTt:itiLizi.o
or
mentally
AI1NOKMAL
VICTORIA.
March
14.
The
establish
ment
of
a
psyoopathlc
hospital
In
Vancouver
and
the
enactment
of
a
rea-
trcted
aterUlaatlon
law
tor
mentally
abnormal
persons
together
with
a
complete
program
for
the
esse
and
train
ing-
of
the
feeble
mlaoN
la
recommended
in
the
final
report
of
the
mental
hydlene
royal
com
la
last
on
tabled
In
the
Legla!a:ure
yesterday
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Paliullo.
provincial
secretary.
BERTHA
LANDIS
WAS
DEFEATED
I
It
INK
I.IHV
Xltlis
IIOtN
MA
YOU
OF
SOTTLB
11V
ll(IK
MAJOIIITY
SBATTLB.
March
14.
frank
Bdwarda
waa
yesterday
elected
mayor
of
Seattle
by
a
majority
of
more
than
nineteen
thousand
over
Mayor
Bertha
Landte
In
the
largest
vote
ever
cast
hare.
The
figures
were:
frank
Edwards
58.033.
Mrs.
Bertha
Landla.
(SMB.
PLANE
HEARD
NEWFOUNDLAND
.ST.
JOHNS',
mid.
March
14.
The
telegraph
operator
at
Brlgus
advlaea
that
several
residents
heard
the
drone
of
an
airplane
In
the
distance,
between
all
and
men
o'clock
this
morning.
The
re
port
la
being
Investigated
OFFICERS
KILLED
PLANES
COLLIDED
UAMSTON.
Kent.
England.
March
14.
Two
Brltlah
officers
were
killed
today
when
the
plane
In
which
they
were
flying
collided
with
another.
The
sec
ond
plane
landed
safely
.
THEP.AS
DOG
DERBY
tint
ly'
User
Was
Won
by
tUnll
St.
IKMldard:
is
Miles
III
I
Hours
III
.Minnie
THE
PAS.
MuHli
14.
-Km!!
St.
Ood-dard
won
the
flint
day'a
race
In
Tha
Put
Dog
Derby
when
he
flnlahed
the'
loriy
mlle
yesterday
afternoon
lu
3
hour.
40
iiuuun.
Advertise
to
tie
Dalit
Kctrf
til!
M
j
m
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