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V,"i
XVIII..
No.
77.
''V
American
Horse
Led
in
Big
Race
Yesterday
hut
Fell;
Tim
Romped
In
Exciting
Finale
Over
Treacherous
Course
at
Aintrec
When
English
Horse
Won
Glory
and
$60,000
in
Grand
National
A
It;
I
NTllEK,
Mai'
ii
I.
-
The
winning
of
the
Grand
National
-At-epatuke
inn
ycieiday
by
Tipperary
Tim,
unknown
and
a
i
ink
uutsidn
.
was
a
sensational
event
in
that
only
two
linished
in
I
.iie
of
these
fell
a
short
distance
from
the
t.'
point
win
n
it
seemed
certain
that
the
bin
prize
would
be
l
was
down
in
u
lonif
enough
for
the
other
to
pass
him.
I
he
one
hun
ln
d
to
one
shot
galloped
past
Billy
Barton,
one
laviiriteK
ami
American
threat
aa
Billy
fell
at
the
last
bar-mil
ume
home
first,
one
of
the
two
horses
to
finish
out
of
S
4
.uartcr.
FOUR
YEARS
FOR
TOURIST!
Mir
penitentiary
Kited
tbat
Roberts
driving
t
an
eaefMvc
r.u
(
speed
-iruck
the
m.-toi
n
the
Chlni-e
v.
founa
iitrmpim
murder
of
Wong
Lint
Kciiruary
16
'
sentenced
to
mprteoninen'
B.C.
GOODS
ARE
SOLDJN
CHINAj:
sVIIMitiM
CtAtHTlOX
IX
THAT
'l
MKV
HHt
USl
AV!
1
i:iu;
CXIMMIIOMK
I'
i"WA.
March
SI
-
I
",u-
'ii
ihe
Droaress
of
Caiuidla"
P"-
the
Chinese
trade
field
and
the!
'
(or
an
Increase
of
trade
is
e-1
,
od."
Colonel
Moore
Coagrove.
1
.i.
govenunent
trade
comrnii-
China
and
Morfg
Kong
said
his
arrival
from
the
Orient.
i
n
products
of
H
klii'l-
and
;
irly
those
from
Brltlah
Colum-'
Ix'lng
well
received
In
Chins."
,
j
'
i
"There
la
no
real
boycott,
'
'
l
unsdlaa
goods
In
China
j
I
the
dlaturbanoas
there.
The;
'
.mom.
bualneaa
man
knows
his
'..
pricoa
and.
reallalng
he
l
re-!
line
'to
this
province,
placet
1
whore
he
Is
sure
of
guaran-
"
:
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1
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M
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III
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AN
NOV
"
I'AWA.
March
at
The
radio
broad-
license
of
the
taternatlonai
i
'
studenU'
Aaaoatatlon
wlU
not
be
''.(!.
The
ground
of
refufdl
of
thej
'"i""""fW
'
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'""K-ratood,
la
that
thj
J
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thr
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haa
bean
broadcattlng
o
not
'""
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the
approval
of
the
public.
n
"
K
iieri
trend
of
ihaaa
Bible
talks.
''
"
"d.
is
that
all
other
entire
hex
are
'i'U
up!
A'
"
a
by
the
department
followed
a
''
:
'-
if
comntalnta
fmm
TAaranto.
Bhji-
k
'
1
Vancouver.
WKATIIKK
KKI'OHT.
Huiiert.-
Clear,
oelm;
teniper-
!
Billy
Barton,
a
bone
that
Is
American
owned,
had
a
wide
lead
over
Tim
j
when
the
two
aurrlvcn
came
Into
the
hut
lap
of
four
and
a
naif
mites
of
treacherous
racing
terrain.
In
the
I
shadow
of
the
packed
grand
stands
Cul-jlinan.
Barton's
Jockey,
pressed
hta
mount
jlc.r
the
last
barrier
but
the
feet
of
the
UlUUM.
TOO
FAST
ttlll.x
1111
I
American
horse
slipped
In
a
muddy
I'Ul.li
l.
tlOTOHt'Vi
I
K
VI
IN
puddle
and
dewn
be
went.
IiKATII
(IT
riNM
Will.
In
a
moment
Barton
regained
hta
!
i-
a::d
Culllnan
remounted,
but
Tim.
I'lllNEtsR
15
YE
A
US
I
ten-year-old
gelding,'
bad
overtake-i
.ml
paaaed
the
American
horae.
Tlm'i
in
mi
uv.rn
LONo
TMtvi
i
ok
.IT-
wieAur
rider.
J.
Dvttoa.
easeful
ly
imiiihi
lit
iipK
oi
nit
xtkv-
j
tuned
Mat
let
tbe
taetaaf
mm
mix
.IT
IK
TOKll
.
-m
ahead
of
the
Kentucky
bora
to
-
in
noMbsog
line
a
aatai
geflry
and
.
;MA.
Mareh
31
Raymond
Rob-jjOO
for
H.
B.
Kenya.
hie
owner,
ad
s
York
tourim.
who
raa
lound
i
keep
trie
race
IB
-ftudand.
easts
court
here
oi
man-
ihe
terrific
carnage
of
the
difficult
.
:
by
causing
.the
deatn
oi
ur.
wa
laid
to
tbe
condition
of
the
le
Constable
Albert
Wcl-
uii
j
siround
which
was
heavy
and
allppery,
'
-
17
laat
Ni
.enieii-ed
!j
(our
due
10
receni
reins.
no
serious
injuries
were
sustained
sl-
-.
hough
the
big
field
resulted
In
numerous
Jurni
at
the
different
Jumps.
There
were
only
nine
aurvirbra
of
the
first
round.
M-OTLAMI
Ml
OVf
U
KMII.AMI
TOIHV
IS
.IX
WKHX.tllOXAL
OAMK
LONDON
starch
SI.
The
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OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LMil.lSlI
LtAdlK
IMvlaion
I.
Ai
.cnal
a.
Blimingham
.
A-in
Vula
3.
Manchester
United
I
Bury
J.
HudderafieW
.
Uurnlry
.
Newcastle
I.
Derby
7.
Cardiff
1.
U
,,rtr
a.
The
weanoaoaj
.
l
inrp
iol
1,
Mlddlesboro
I.
Purfinouth
1.
Bolton
0.
SiM-fiirld
United
3.
Tottenham
1.
Suiukrlaiid
0,
Iverton
a.
Wot
llm
4,
Blackburn
3
IH
Moll
II
Itarnsloy
0.
Notts
County
O.
rulham
1.
Soutluimpton
0.
Hull
City
1.
West
Bromwlch
1
I,,
us
4.
Blackpool
0.
Manchester
City
5.
Clapton
Orient
S.
Noll
l"oret
a,
Chclaea
a.
P,
,
t
Vale
a,
Orinisby
a.
Privton
.
Bristol
City
1.
8
Aith
smelds
0.
Read,
ni;
Swan1'1
!
Btckc
1.
Wulvcrliampton
3.
Oldhuni
1.
MOTllsll
LUAIil
E
DIvMon
I.
Ahrnl.ru
3.
8t.
Mlrren
a.
O-ltlc
Hone
l.
(Mwdrnbvath
2,
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Dimd.e
1,
Rtth
Box-era
8.
raUlrfa.
Hibernians
a.
Heart.-
0.
St
Jorstone
8.
Kilmnrnocli
3.
Hamilton
I.
Motherwell
1.
Part'ok
.
Queen's
Park
4.
Dunfermline
0.
Ranger.
3.
Clyde
1.
ph
Moil
II,
ivlth
i.
Lnrk
3
Murtun
2.
Forfar
I.
HIIBAT
APVAXriNO
VANCOl'VBR
March
EIRE
DESTROYS
LIBERAL
NOMINATED
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY!
AJtCH
31,
1028
AMERICAN
HORSE
WOULD
HA
VE
ESKIMO
SCHOOL
minikins
au.iki:m:d
just
utkii
lllli.Ml.ltT
AMI
Kit
(HIT
l;!..7.K
,
IN
SMIWHIOKM
j
SBATTLE.
March
31.-
A
achoolli'iuhc
operated
by
the
United
State
gucrn-
.
mer.t
at
Point
Barri.
valued
at
jlO.oo"
Was
burned
un
January
18,
It
ts
jun.
learned
thrcuRh
a
m.i
relajed
u..
i
d3g
team,
radio
and
cable.
Seventy
-
I
two
chilaK.i.
practical!
all
Etcmiuk.
aro
attei'd:tr
a
u-nipurary
achjol
In
a
vu-
i
eant
bu'ld
ng.
I
Mr.
and
Krv
Letm
Vincent
of
8ntt:r
both
-cktS'TK.
and
a
tutlve
teacher,
Uls
Bthel
Kervk.
were
nw?kcned
by
a
bla-.
1
at
10
In
the
ru-rnln
and
were
iorc;u
to
fight
the
lire
!n
a
heavy
snowstorm
They
aui:er-d
were
frost
bite.
j
The
rcwi
was
carried'
6CO
m.les
from
I
Point
Barrow
io
Kutaebuc.
Bchcol
su;-!
plies
were
brought
by
dog
team
fro.n
j
Walnwnght.
125
miles
to
the
south
NORRIS
IS
ON
RAILROADBOARD
I.
V
IMIYCR
KBTIBBt
AMI
tflUMKIt
MAMTOItl
ritKMIKIl
TAKKS
ma
ruin::
jue
Or?
AVI.
Marea
l.-Hca.
T.
0.
Nor-rit.
'fnitasf
gMttafter
of
Maertlot),
.baa
been
Appointed
a
HMffivt
of
ske
board
of
railway
eomailMlorera.
filling
the
va-sancy
caused
by
the
retirement
of
A.
C.
Boyre,
whose
term
expired
some
months
SCO
W
J.
Donovan,
barrister,
of
Winnipeg,
has
been
appointed
a
judge
In
the
court
of
King's
Bench
lor
Manitoba.
ICE
BREAKS
UP
SASKATCHEWAN
SASKATOON.
March
31
-Ice
In
the
South
Saskatchewan
River
broke
up
waterdav
afternoon
and
with
millions
thkrtte
U
ulumphant
In
the
0f
tone
roaring
down
stream
It
!
be-ttatted
Klneuom
today
tor
the
iltved
the
huge
ice
Jam
25
miles
south
Scottish
soccer
team
secured
a
4
of
the
city
In
the
flooded
Pike
Lake
notable
victory
of
tire
goals
to
4
area
will
be
broken
and
relief
furnlahed.
one
over
Bnatand
In
the
sand
4
big
International
game
today.
4
IN
CRESTON
RIDING
Irank
I'atnam.
ITuH
lrwrr
and
er
and
lumberman
of
Oreston.
mu
run
in
C
re
ton
riding
at
tbe
next
provhtelal
election.
Bta
nomination
having
been
made
last
night
by
the
Liberal
BODY
WAS
FOUND
ON
.!
af.ii.
rnrnDiimtJiiLgyu
iwvumj
...
Mn
Finch.
Mrs.
E
Mra.
J.
IT
dv.m"-d
today
to
6154
3-4.
11
P.
CONSERVATIVE
MEMBER
WAS
BADLY
BRUISED
Lancaster,
Mrs.
Jack
Fotw,
Mm.
ejergeani
j.
r.
.
muuias.
C.
.
A.
Finch.
Prank
Burnett.
Urwln
Finch.
Mra.
J.
L.
Bland,
Mrs.
Mrs.
R.
W.
Frond.
Mra.
I
ItKl
Kss
at
OTT.IM.'
Miss
B.
Pollard.
Mra.,
Uone
Finch
and
Mra.
A.
Chrietensen.
1
OTTAWA,
Mareh
31.
After
more
than
two
months
aeaelon,
the
House
adjourn-
C.N
R
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
ed
last
night
for
a
ten
day
recess.
D
Donald,
arrived
In
port
at
11:30
thla!
-mr,,i.,.ri-om
Vancouver.
Powell
River
Norway
la
a
great
country
h-eri
where
splmon
arc
ctiusrht
for
MlM
'a'lawIalaBvjHtt'
OwBl
UUKttKuH
laSalaBaaHaaalawiaV
jBa
BigCaH
nHP'
aaaaaaaBaHyaa
LOOKS
LIKE
A
GIANT
SHOE:
The
Napier-Cam
pbell
Bluebird
automobile.
Non-explosive
gas
and
oil
tanks
arc
a
feature
of
its
1
Cambridge
Had
Easy
Victory
in
Big
Boat
Race
Today
Several
Oxford
Men
Being
in
Condition
of
Collapse
at
End
E
UTNEV,
England,
March
31.
I-eadinj;
all
the
way
Cambridge
wrorcd
an
easy
victory
of
ten
lengths
over
Oxford
.
a
.a
'
e
a
v
a
a
a
a
l
rra
.
tinent
on
Monday,
it
waa
eapectod
at
NEW
TITLES
FOR
PRINCE
IIKMIV
Mill.
IIEIiKAI-TKIt
UK
KNOWN
.IS
III
Kl:
OI'
tll.Ot
(
KSTKII
IS
AXXOt
XC'tl)
IN
PUGET
SOUND
WHEN
week
by
the
Princess
Royal.
...
,
.
-
.
...
.
....
I
Pw.M
I
1.
Buul
ah
.,,,,.,
to
n
and
Ocean
Falls
and
win
aau
a
iv
w
wnin".
n"i
""-"""
boundary
,.-.
l
,,.,,.
sw-wnrt
l-rturnliiK
here
at
7
In
the
soulh
to
the
Finnish
line
at
the
Winnlpen
i
31,
-The
price
of
tomorrow
evening
and
sailing
south
at
north
there
are
over
two
jHi.-.'enioii
tor
many
years.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
IM
TAW
Tfi
VAMfflilVEB
"
rml'
vsneu-
111
1UII
1U
mm.UUIL.lll
r
Hvrlunre
SKATTLI.
March
31
The
yacht
Lady
Pat
owned
by
Bon.
Maltland
of
Van-
Argents
joouver
sank
In
Puget
Sound
last
night
BC
Sliver
.
.
OTTAWA,
March
31
Improvement
while
en
route
home
In
tow.
She
had
Dayvtew
was
reported
In
the
condition
of
Dr.
'bora
at
San
Pedro
and
waa
brought
to
Big
Missouri
nrini
IT
1IVT1AXI
DAV
Murray
MacLaren,
Conservative
member
Seattle
by
steamer
after
the
recent
re-
Dunwell
DLlluIl
al
UltlUll
Dill
for
St.
John,
who
was
struck
by
an
au-
.,tts
No
one
waa
aboard
at
the
time
George
copper
Wmoblle
Thursday,
badly
shaken,
and
J,he
sank.
ioisdstone
...
mD
u.,,h
ai
The
bodv
of
!
hla
left
arm
and
leg
badly
bruised.
.
Olaslar
j.
"in
Btmehan.
16
years
of
age.
wafci
.
nnntn
r
n
nt
1
1
nn
found
by
his
lather
on
tne
oeaci.
.v
uu
ipji
1,
lit,
VVAI.r..
ii,.,.,
h.v
with
the
upturned
ooai
nearby.
He
had
been
salvaging
drifting
toga.
Mlw
Pearl
Finch,
who
la
to
be
mar
a
swat
waa
v
e
a
w
HABIT
CONTINUES
BBOMIOROVI.
Worcestershire,
March
rlcd
next
month
to
Carl
Brand
of
this
SI.
The
Prince
of
Wales
waa
thrown
HOTHOUSE
MEN
NOT
UNDER
MARKET
CONTROL';
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co..
Bid
Ckilrouda
Independence
Indian
Inter
Coal
Coke
Kootenay
Florence..
VICTORIA.
March
31
By.aroteof
63
L
and
L
to
S3
t!se
hothc'-isc
onw.to
and
cucum-
Lakevlew
ber
growers
of
Vancouver
Island
turned
Leadsmlth
In
from
hU
borne
twice
In
a
point
to;
down
an
opportunity
to
come
vanrauver
when
Mrs.
C.
W.
Wearmouth
point
race
today
and
forced
to
quit.
Itt
(the
provincial
Market
Control
Act
I
was
hostess
at
a
cup
and
saucer
shower,
waa
not
hurt.
the
gifts
belli"
preeenw
oj
Ted
Wearmouth.
The
tea
table
waal
.
,.u
-
.Mm,
httalMt
rtf
IMS
I
oentrea
-
.
.
i
.,
.
.,
.
.w
,
.'
..
.
..
i...
i
w.
j
Darwin
tulips,
and
preaioeo
over
uy
ruuee
wun
m
um
k-"
-
sumi
Mrs
I
Pdl-IOK
fOl
UT
I
INKS
under
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
iNstlonsl
Bllver
On
her
final
visit
here.
C.P.R.
Prln-
Pend-Orellle
.
.
cesa
Beatrice.
Capt.
R.
Thomson,
ar-
premier
rived
at
8:30
last
night
from
Vancou-
Porter
Idaho
Csrlyle
Brand.
Otnera
inviieo
atarcn
lotauea
ww
aemrouiK
w
-
evening
u
nw
reium
uiu
w.
Bland,
nouncement
rnaoe
una
mormng
oy
rice
win
oe
repiami
pvnnaneniiy
num
nope
Selkirk
.
.
Sllvercrest
A.
C.
Brand,
accountant
In
the
Royal
Silverado
.
.
.
Bank
here,
will
be
leaving
next
week
Blocan
King
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
be
married
Suntoch
about
tbe
middle
of
April
to
Miss
Terminus
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Pearl
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Pinch
of
tbat
city.
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Klrkpatrlck
of
this
city
Is
pre-
Cotton
Belt
sentlnn
the
historical
swlety
of
Georgia
River
relic
from
the
uld
Fort
Orandvlow
hundred
Garry
ruin
which
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Lai-ire
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457-
Price
Five
Ctf.ip
WON
NATIONAL
BUT
FELL
March
Halibut
Landings
Down
but
Total
Catch
for
Season
So
Far
Is
Ahead
of
Last
Year
at
This
Time
i
H'
ALIBUT
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
March
ending
today
totalled
2,G8G,;!00
pounds,
as
compared
with
2,'.'2.",7u0
pound
in
March,
1927.
Landing-
for
the
sea-
.son
to
date,
However,
are
somewhat
in
excess
of
last
year
owing
to
the
fart
that
much
more
halibut
was
landed
here
in
February,
1
1928,
than
in
that
month
last
year.
While
weather
has
been,
on
the
I
whole,
favorable
to
fishing
during
the
past
month,
there
has
been
j
much
fluctuation
of
pri'.es.
Some
fancy
bid
towarda
the
end
of
the
!
month
possibly
made
up
to
some
extent
for
"hoie"
trips
when
record
ikw
nr.cui
were
paid
during
the
early
a
-
.
..
rl
of
March.
Of
the
a.figSJGO
pounds
landed
.n
March.
1.997.800
pcunda
Iroi
ninety-five
American
vessels
and
eta
Mij
pvuncU
from
a
similar
number
or
Canadian.
Price
at
the
Fish
Eachange
today
ho.'cd
c
nxiuerable
Improvement
.
over
UKiay
in
inc
eisniiein
annual
noai
race
on
ie
iname:s
.
U'T
4
4
tt.
a
t
t
t
v
t
f
t
Cambridge
covered
the
four-mile
course
in
20
minutes
seconds,
which
was
two
minute
hort
of
a
record.
The
Can-tabs,
who
were
the
favorites,
the
betting
on
them
being
three
to
one,
never
extended
themselves,
the
Oxford
crew
heing
rowed
out.
After
a
desperate
rally
near
the
end
they
crossed
the
line
with
several
men
hanging
over
the
sweeps
in
a
collapsed
condition.
The
race
was
witness
d
by
a
large
crowd
while
several
airplanes
soared
out
the
course.
GRAIN
SHIP
ANTHEA
TO
GET
AWAY
MONDAY
SIIII'MI.STH
OF
II
1
1
K.I
T
IKOM
I'll
A
IHHS
TO
1.11(11.
tl.KV.ITOK
M.AI
KKX
I
P
HHtTV
CAKS
TOHIV
The
British
steamer
Anthea.
Prince
Rupert's
twenty-second
grain
ahlp
of
the
aeuaon.
will
get
away
with
a
full
cargo
tor
the
United
Kingdom
or
Con
IIDXXKV
MIV
ITflllT
Tl
XXEY
IX
I.O.MOX
JtXV
OF
THIS
VKAIl
MIAMI
BIACH.
March
31-Tom
Heeney
will
fight
Tunney
for
the
heavyweight
championship
of
the
world.
The
big
con-teat
will
take
place
in
July
Tex
IUrkurd
announced
here
today.
Rlckard
Indicated
that
the
match
would
probably
be
held
In
London.
44444444444444444
SMYRNA
IS
SHAKEN
SERIES
OF
QUAKES
NUMBER
LOST
LIVES
LONDON.
March
31
The
King
con-
cokbtanTINOPIB.
March
SI.
ferred
new
tlUea
on
Prince
Henry
to-
Th'rty-elnht
people
are
dead
and
6t
day.
He
becomes
Baron
Culloden.
Earl
u.lurtd
,
mult
of
a
series
of
sharp
of
UUter
and
Duke
of
Olouoester
on
his
.j.u,,!;,,
wnJcn
400
smvrna
this
tbe
Alberta
Wheat
Poola
Prince
Rupert
Jeth
birthday,
and
will
be
known
here-
ng
Neighboring
vlllages
also
suf-
!
elevator
thla
morning.
Loading
of
the
after
aa
tbe
Duke
of
oiouceater.
HrtlS
oonunnnica.ion
waa
cut
off
m-
ahlp
la
proceeding
steadily.
and
details
art
lacking.
Herman,
to
('
OmMltMeney
Shipments
o.
grain
iram
tn.
pra.
yA
fHT
I
AnV
PAT
fiK
MWlJIOtf
have
slackened
UD
a
little
lately.
A
March
31.-
Frank
Putnam,
mumoaa
01
wnj
w
"a
Into
the
elevator
this
morning.
a
well
known
and
successful
fruit
grow-
llivill
uavi
s
111
iiiiuk
TICKERS
RAN
BEHIND
MARKET
cstevdy.
the
day'a
sales
being
aa
tes-
uws:
tki:mi:mois
uitiukht
or
mtn-
AMEniCAX
IX(J
AT
XF.W
VOKK
STOCK
KX-
Sterman.
33.000
pounds.
DOOth
Plah-
tllAMIi;
THIS
MOftXIXO
ericn
14Ac
aud
Sc.
Olaoler.
10400
Dounds.
Atlln
Fisher-1
frgv
YORK.
March
11.
Swift
re-
le.,,
14c
and
6c.
action
In
radio
stock,
which
dropped
(MNAUIIX
ten
dollars
tripped
up
to
a
runaway
Bcse
Spit.
7000
pcunda.
and
Tama,
bull
market
this
morning
after
mote
j
6.000
pounds.
Atlln
Ftalaertes,
la.lc
and
than
a
score
of
Issues
advanced
from
Sc.
one
to
five
dollars
a
share.
imrereuae,
6.SG0
pounds,
Canadian
General
motors.
Oeneral
Kectrtc
and
!
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co..
la
lc
and
Bo.
.
Westlnghcuse
Electric
fell
away
faur
!
Mayflower,
a
.000
pounds.
Canadian
dollars
with
corresponding
dacllr.ee
la
I
Fish
A)
Cold
Storage
CD..
11c
and
Sc.
others.
j
Uary
O..
1.500
pastnda.
Royal
Fisa
A
tremendous
owtbsBet
e4
tradtsu
j
Co..
tOJBe
and
Se.
overwhelmed
the
tickers,
whten
ran
half
an
hour
behind
the
market.
asm
crTuKdr
ai
PREMIER
KING
AND
TREATY
XO
LIMITATIONS
SET
IX
llltllT
OF
llOfl
MKNT
SI
HMITTKII
TO
HIM.
UK
SAYS
OTTAWA.
March
SI
The
reference
of
Premier
King
to
the
myptlan
treaty
wi
not
to
the
pact
aa
rrnaliy
drafted
but
to
the
treaty
in
its
form
during
the
preliminary
negotiations
and
aa
the
(arm
In
which
it
waa
pressnHd
to
the
eminent
of
Canada
at
that
tame.
Thai
waa
contained
in
a
statement
the
Premier
made
in
the
House
thla
arternoeo
tat
re-ply
to
a
Question
by
J.
S.
Woods
worth.
In
the
draft
aa
presented
to
Canada
rlglnally.
said
the
Premier,
there
was
no
limitation
as
to
the
parts
of
tbe
Empire
to
which
the
treaty
might
apply.
P.G.E.
APPEAL
DAMAGES
AWARD
VANCOUVER.
March
31
On
Instntc-
tlona
from
the
Pacific
Great
astern
directors
the
solicitors
are
appealing
the
udgement
of
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
which
awarded
the
Georgia
Construction
Co.
nearly
M0
.000
against
tbe
railway
ootn
'jany.
Th.
apical
will
be
argued
In
Victoria
In
June.
GRAIN
SHIPPED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCODVBR.
March
31.
Pol
lowing
are
the
grain
shipments
of
tbe
week
from
thla
port:
Bushel
Kofuku
Mkru,
to
Fayal
for
ordera
391,300
Felt
re.
for
Mediterranean
porta
3B9.787
Justin,
for
Bremen
and
Hamburg
M.lfk)
Cragneas
to
Falmouth
for
ortieta
399.7WT
Tre
meadow,
for
Antwerp
DintUdyk.
for
London
143JU4
Devon
City,
for
London
36SAQ0
Fajala.
tor
Hull
SSjSeO
tlsurle
Maru.
for
Kobe
138467
tvaten
Maru.
fbr
Tbkohama
.
.
letjBOO
'
for
Robe
1700
Huycsaii
Maru.
tor
Nagcya
164834
OPPOSITION
LEADER
IS
RECOVERINGJROM
COLD
OTTAWA,
Mareh
31.
Tbe
condition
of
Hon.
R
B.
Bennett,
who
has
been
confined
to
his
hotel
with
a
cold,
la
:.n
to
in-
highly
sutlufactory
today.
ii
M
1
i
t
i
it