like
to
ee
the
'
(1
I
aliuuld
j
km-
mill
more
-
oeat
iii
'i
in
the
clun.iei
win-re
ertaln
of
thr
On-
nt
thr
bt)d2et
occupied
i
will
continue
next
Clt
DDAMniMP
Ill
II
OF
ALL
MEAT
-
'
f
te
Artked
to
(irade
'
Pridurt
so
That
Pur-'
h,i-cr
May
Know
K
b
25.-
The
Western
'
t'nion
derided
today
''
'i
ii
ion
Ooveniment
for
i:i.'
nf
all
meat
offered
'
more
ao
that
pur-
in
Canada
may
buy
1
unide.
me
for
two
grade
for
imice"
and
"good"
and
'
clraignated
In
addl-i
marking
Ink
and
that
'
ii
i
nature
that
every
mi
from
the
carcaaa
',
brand.
FRAI
rnMTDni
w
a
j
a
a
n
.
a
ri
at
ivi
vunillUu
AERIAL
NAVIGATION
mi
tn
Mullrr
liefer
MfweffM
Im-
Ilrlayfol
It
la
siH.led
f,,,
25.
The
Attorney
''-in!
ue
federal
Oovern-"'
time
for
a
formal
-
nmk.ng
to
the
aupretne
'.'imdi.
to
determine
the
1
frderal
and
provincial
'Hi
navigation
and
"i
water
powers.
matters
will
not
be
"'
I
lie
suDretne
court
I
until
th,
proyinelal
got-"
111
Kiie
them,
as
a
result
r
"innibla
and
other
pro-
'
;
'
'
millions.
'''"HO
K.'b
25
-
.
ft
aw
ASHORE
IN
ANTARCTIC
worth
while
If
they
no
get
a
hat
remalna
to
be
seen.
Armenia
yvlew
atlg
Mlasnuri
Cork
Province
Daly
Alaska
Dun
well
George
Copper
Oladstone
Oolconda
Orandvww
Independence
Indian
t.
and
h.
Cakrvir
'Soolrnay
riorcmr
Mccky
Jim
Marmot
Metal.
Pendareiile
Premier
Porter
tdaho
Blohmond
Iturus
Ruthhope
The
Norwefflan
Silverado
"'w
iwa
aa
xm
j
-whaler,
waa
reportaaj
8ooan
Kmg
Ik1"J
in
the
Antarc-
Isunloch
,-v
wi
homeward
bound
.Tfrmlnu.
'
"'
"U
when
ahe
atruck
Woodbine
"'
'
long.
Iwheut
.70
1
II":
saw
at
V
assssanxnanwas
sr
at.
wui
w
an
RMr
sUBa
aU
vjJ''
STni
iff
iTfsar
there
Is
BUCKLEY
BAY
MILL
NOT
TO
REOPEN
IN
MEANTIME
AT
LEAST
E
Heapy
of
Seattle,
general
mauager
ol
the
Los
Angeles
Lumber
Product.
Co
Ltd
which
control,
the
ataai
Timber
C.
sawmill
at
Buekley
Bay.
arrived
on
the
Prince
Mary
thla
after-neon
from
the
south
and
will
proceed
um!it
on
the
Prince
J'jhn
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
lfltfadv
Mr.
tteaphy
stataa
that
lie
l
unable
to
say
when
the
saill
at
Buckley
Bay
nv
be
reopened
bjlt
It
ill
not
be
for
the
time
being
st
It
ax
There
haa
been
a
alow
mg
down
in
nreiiritor
work,
he
.aid
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Aaked.
83
M
J2',
1
.SO
M
S.25
m
B
24
a'
M
.16
U
.07
0714
nm
IBM)
100
2
77
ao
its
M
M
n
M
1.30
as
14
s.u
PROPERTY
IS
SOLD
TODAY:
!
Corner
Where
Munro
and
j
Sieve
King
Store
(Joe
to
V.
Burns.
Co.
Tear
ttsxleea
of
the
ITtarrll
eUle
saweaaree
lath
MsomtNg
lha-t
Ihey
lead
illiigisi
i
il
a4
Ibe
iMtlMlag
and
legs
wa
the
rurswr
f
1
'wtteai
Mreet
sad
1Mw
Atraue.
erel
b)
Man-re
tlrareey
and
Mete
Klag
ature
to
I,
tiara
I
.
the
teei'
WiratlaM
mi
being
otated.
The
balMlag
wa
ewned
tntl)
Ittaaetl
Hh
Ihrer-fsMtrtha
and
T.
II.
JatMMMt
ease
lestrth.
The
llama
firm
was
ewe
ef
the
target
rrealtlaint
ef
the
estate.
The
change
a4
wuerhlp
will
allow
the
Alvaawfl
the
pMrtHnlty
to
riewl
with
Hcirii
Iwr
the
lew
fw
ulrlp
lie
renlre.
Ir
hl
theatre
lle.
LOW
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
TODAY
Ten
Cenlt
and
Nine
for
Best
((uality
is
Average
on
Today
174.600
pounds
of
halibut
was
landed
here
the
prices
being
very
low.
ten
and
nine
oente
for
rirat
class
being
the
average.
Bales
were:
AMl:lll
Sentinel.
M.000.
to
AUln
Fisheries
at
B
SOc
and
So.
Augusta.
14.000.
to
AUln
Platserlss
at
10.40c
sad
sc.
Teddy
J-.
16.800.
and
Masai
It.,
16.000.
to
Cold
Storage
at
lOJOc
and
Sc.
Tyee.
I2J00.
to
AUln
Ftabertes
at
10.40c
and
6c.
Olacler.
14.000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
10
20c
and
6c.
Oraylthg.
12.000.
to
Pacific
at
lOJOc
and
6c.
SUr.
16.000.
to
Pacific
Ftaherlee
st
10c
and
se
ram.
10600.
U)
BOfeJ
Plait
OO.
St
lOJOs
and
sc.
nastaaa
Mj.
sen.
w
noys
sh
Oo
at
-WJee
sast
ae.
Vlktng.
10.000.
to
Pacific
Flahertea
st
10
Mc
and
frc.
CANAIll.VN
AUI.
B400:
Seamaid,
1100:
Viking
I.,
4.006.
to
Cold
Storage:
and
Ternen.
0,-000.
to
Atlln
Flaherlas
at
0c
and
6c.
i:Tlll
It
KiatlllT.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
n
hweat
wind:
temperature.
S3
save
-
Money
Boston
Grill
to
buy
the
W1,y
,)f
o
subscribe
bjr
the
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
.,t
is
$5
00
and
your
with
newly
laid
dancing
,
,.,,-ci
1"
your
address
floor,
for
hire.
ju.it
figure
out
the
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
.,
vu
for
this
dally
i
V.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
dent
for
the
jkve
monthal
least.
Phone
457
-v.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
25,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
fnWT
A
Tl7
A
ir
firffT'ff
v
rvvrsvsi
nw
rn.it
a
7
in
a
tth.
rivsin
&
sif
Tn
r?n
navrmr
ir,f
ri
rri
1
vv
1
1
n
ni
i,r.
niim
vr.aif
i
.nii
.iiyf
ni.i
wimvfvi!
itifii
v7
f
nrkrinri
f
.WW
CJUUf
C
JLtllf
iucu
uuiu
h
I'iirui-
Seekers
at
Kitimat
Have
Old
Maps
and
Lelter
Help
Guide
Them
in
Pursuit
of
Fortune
in
Mother
I
.ode
.
l:ui
i-t
Boat
Hou.se
powerboat
Pachena
called
Thursday
:
id-dale
for
the
purpose
of
taking
to
Kitimat
one
of
the
pild
seekers
which
were
putting
on
a
race
to
reach
the
i
.-1.
lamento
Ledge
f
Kold,
the
location
of
which
is
now
!
nown
after
having
been
lost
for
several
decades,
re-at
10
o'clock
this
morning,
reporting
that
arrange-
i
made
with
the
steamer
Venture
to
deliver
both
par-
Kitimat,
a
distance
of
some
140
miles
from
Butedale.
i
c
Venture
left
Hut-dale
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
after-
r
r
r
r
mnrrn
IIK
I
IK
1H1
I
X
jr
am
ew
esaw
sv
TAX
CHANGES
ikl
I
ike
lo
See
Income
Tax
"ady
i:-n
publUhed
araa
to
be
learaad
i.hc!
(n-tiad
of
Decreased
!"""
"'
mtK
worth
Say
2i
Intimation
that
,'i
ni:
wltli
(urn
:u
the
could
in
VivU-
lo'
budget
proposal
8
Woedeaorth
laisw
vol
for
thr
budget
:.r
declared
"We
see
i
staled
In
Vitr
tub-
narture
from
principle
.x
that
to
me
is
wry
lid
iicher
-6
noon
for
Kltimaat
with
the
rival
par-tics
afpjor
Morgan
and
Angus
Kerr,
ME
on
the
one
hand
and
A.
R.
Ed-n.cnds
and
H
W
Wlghtman
on
the
other
both
aboard
Tbia
put
the
Ven
ture
cmiMderably
lata,
the
vessel
fin
ally
arriving
at
13
30
noon
today
from
the
xou:
h
!
NoU.nK
much
furthet
than
haa
al-
nmi
ji
ir
Hi
luiunaat
wnan
at
i
iociork
lat
rvpr.ing
The
ortgtnal
In-
irntlcii
to
land
the
Bold
aaeaani
at
iKUdaU
Arm
lodging
camp
whence
they
would
proofed
by
guboat
to
Kltunaat.
Tlirn
huwerer.
a
sUf
northerly
le
blotiii:'
in
which
gaaboal
Bavlga-
i
t
inn
mniil.l
Itav
hull
iBIIMfl
I
will
aa
"u""x
'
arauxfineiiu
were
tharmpan
ataae
toi
:
afraid
om
of
ua
.
.
,
the
mater
an
adaUMeaaai
ma
4f
abrijt
mi
hour
each
way.
tvidr:
Ut
one
man
In
either
party
la
'
n
po-wtimi
of
certain
anetent
aacreu
it
u
iwlleved
will
lead
to
the
iUccvrn
nf
rich
gold
deposlla.
The
irony
nf
f-aie
waa
that
ahe
ahoold
meet
and
rrroiinire
each
other
aa
they
;
boardrd
tv
learner
at
Vancouver
Iliiu
i"
iiieqiient
excltment
which
lied
to
rival
partlee
to
aeefc
apeedbowta
.and
even
airplanei
to
dellTCt
one
or
the
other
first
to
the
acene
of
the
U-poaed
fortune
Aa
far
aa
ran
be
learned
neither
of
the
parttaa
are
In
pome
Ion
of
the
rxart
detail!
which
will
lead
them
to
the
gold
They
have,
however.
Old
mapa
and
lettera
upon
which
they
are
baaing
tlelr
attempt
to
naiacover
am
aa-attlng
fortune.
Whether
or
not
they
ill
find
the
location
and
anything
ITALIAN
CREW
ALL
DROWNED
I
Steamer
Collided
With
Russian
in
Strait
of
Dover
I-at
Nichl
BOTH
DROWNED
MEN
FROM.
..-.NCOUVER
ONwn
awl
Klchuli
im
Miiy
I'liHkhaii
iJilir
t
Tn'.c
liter
M(r
Line
to
VAKCOUVT.
Feb.
B5
Peter
Olaon.
40
venra
-l
ate.
and
John
Nich
.laon.
DEAL.
England.
Feb.
Ki.
rbe
enttfejTo
wVa
K3rvttaa
by
birth,
were
the
crew
of
a
amall
Ital.an
ateamer
Alcan-
nwn
who
were
droM1,
d
yCit.-ly
tra
la
eeleved
to
have
been
drowned
.
mcrnlrg
when
Use
car
:ti
which
they
wnen
cne
amp
aanz
lauowmg
a
coniawn
,
le,c
tn
rolled
ftjm
the
dtck
of
with
the
Ruaalan
cadet
training
thlp
tnt
,.tAmet
PrtnceaH
Loulat.
Both
Tovarlach
HM
night
In
the
Strait
o:
ln
Vancouver
and
cre
en
rcuie
Dover
The
numti-r
of
the
crew
la
not
!
t0
ukt
OTar
the
t0
coaichan
known
although
fleet
baU
ruahed
Utuv
.
-puy
pvrohefen
the
acene.
three
miles
autheait
of
Dun-;
0.f
0n.,
wlIt
llvct
tet
Ild
KichoUon
geneaa.
the
only
aurvlvor
found
die
,
,
.ido,r
soon
after
the
BrltUh
rtenmer
Moldavia
c
p
R
3ac,.
opened
nn
InvesUtton
picked
him
up
frjm
floating
wreckage,
j
Dt0
lhe
death.
ot
tn(
Jlleil
ln(J
.,,.
U
blamed
for
the
coUlalon.
Heavy
fcg
!o(
A
InelBber.
&
th,
m
were
The
Tovarlach
waa
able
to
make
l0mallat6
Southampton.
It
waa
stated.
lUUtM
BK.IT
I1UNTK
TWIdDDiHAM.
Ft
j.
U.
England
defeated
Prance
in
international
rugby
t:day
IS
vo
a.
I
torltrit.
a
sttteaieut
la
expected
Search
la
be'.i'g
made
for
the
M.M
IU
lilKs
MSLSOlt.
Feb.
St.
John
Johnnon.
62.
pioneer
hotel
nun,
died
iere
last
n'.ght
FORCED
DOWN
DUST
STORM
SYDNEY.
Australia.
Feb
26.
Bert
Hlnkler.
the
Aua.raltan
lifer,
who
Waa
overdue
on
a
ha.)
fraai
P
rt
Darwin
where
be
landed
alter
flight
Irom
jCng-
;ic3ti
t
day
at
Ci
.i
iwtni.
Qunsland.
He
had
been
Krred
dewn
cn
route
b)
a
dust
st
rm
yesterday.
HE
LTII
INSURANCE
COMMISSION
URGED
BY
DR.
H.
C.
WRINCH
VltTTOaiA.
Feb.
2l.
LooV.lng
to
hte
adjptl.
n
of
a
health
Insurance
system
In
Br.tlah
C
limit..
a
Dr.
H
C.
Wrlneh
of
Skeexa
and
J.
R.
Cplley
c.
Kamloopn
will
ask
the
t'lalature
to
appoint
a
c-mmiaalon
to
look
Into
the
whole
1
question.
Canadian
National
Train
Held
Up
and
Mail
Car
Dynamited
Outside
Chicago
Bandits
Getting
$130,000
Passengers
and
crew
were
intimidated
by
revolver
shots
and
guards
and
mail
clerks
forced
to
join
them
CHICAGO,
February
25.
Half
a
dozen
masked
robbers
using
wild
west
tactics
held
up
the
Grand
Trunk
local
mail
and
passenger
train
on
the
fringe
of
Chicago
this
morning,
terrorized
76
passengers
and
the
train
crew,
blasted
the
mail
car
with
dynamite,
and
escaped
with
$1.10.000
being
aent
to
Haryey,
Illinois,
to
meet
payrolls
of
three
or
four
industrial
plants.
The
hold-up
was
staged
near
Evergreen
Park,
fourteen
miles
from
Chicago,
where
a
year
ago
the
same
train
was
held
up
and
looted
of
$95,000.
The
robbers
flagged
the
train
outside
Evergreen,
latimtdated
Just
the
I
paaaengera
and
crew
with
numerous
i
revolver
ahota.
blew
the
mall
car
open,
j
forced
the
Government
guards
and
mall
;
clerks
to
)oln
the
paaaengera
and
then
j
blew
the
atrong
box.
Mo
one
was
ln-,
Jured.
After
aecurlnR
the
loot,
the
robbsra
decamped
In
a
larxe
automobile
that
waa
parked
alongside
the
track.
ALBERTA
HAS
BIG
DEFICIT
EDMONTON
.
Feb
26
Financial
operations
of
the
province
of
Alberta
for
the
year
ending
December
SI
I
:-iat
resulted
In
a
deficit
of
621S000
as
con.:ared
with
an
estimated
surplus
of
WW
I
FISHERMEN
ARE
WRECKED
Part
Crew
of
Alaska
Marooned
Without
Food
and
Others
Safe
in
Port
IINKAl.
lea.
tt.
With
part
of
her
rrew
mm
rm
Hied
al
IHirt
llawron
wHhMtt
fowl
ami
the
remabwler
safe
at
KaguyukHsy.
a
trwet
ts
Mag
rMlml
l
the
rrxue
of
the
fialter-men
of
lle
halibut
M-lwmier
Ataafea
Mlileh
we.
artrled
on
Kocitak
I-land
Thenxlay.
The
Alaoka
k
a
12-foet
IhmI
ttf
tallied
b
t".
PHrraeM.
who
l
te)
lrl
owner.
lotto
Ing
lhe
rem-ae
of
the
nseti
Ihey
will
le
Kent
KHrttlkaa
est
the
t
earner
Admiral
Halwui.
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver
Looks
Like
Fight
Champion
as
Result
of
Knocking
Out
Terris
Highlocn
Thousand
Speclnlonc
Watched
Sharp
but
Decisive
Victory
of
Western
Lad
in
New
York
Iat
Night
NEW
YORK,
February
25.--Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
knocked
out
Sid
Tenia,
the
New
York
contender
for
the
185
pound
championship,
In
1
minute.
47
seconds,
in
the
first
round
of
h
scheduled
ten
routkt
bout
last
night.
-
'
Labelled
as
the
next
lightweight
champion
and
scheduled
to
battle
Sammy
Mandell
for
the
crown
next
summer,
the
Vancouver
boy
sUlked
calmly
Into
the
ring
and
before
eighteen
thousand
apec-tstors
established
his
fistic
class
for
all
time.
McLarnin
landed
just
two
right-hsnd
punches
to
the
chin
Terris
bounced
In
with
a
abort
lefts-
"
light
counted
out
without
moving
a
muscle.
1
Uonal
Railways
will
be
resumed
ln
May.
j
The
downfall
of
Twrrla
came
as
a
lt
la
learned
Tlie
schedule
will
be
-
'shock
vo
the
apectslors
aa
he
entered
;
similar
to
laat
year
with
lx
trains
a
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
tlv
r'::
a
'x
''
f'v
fuvoil'r.
.
eel:
:irh
v;
v
Urges
Canadians
to
Invest
Money
at
Home
and
Tells
of
University
Men
Who
Are
Building
Up
Industry
WINNIPEG,
February
25.
The
importance
of
investing
money
to
build
up
Canada
was
stressed
by
Cyril
T.
Young,
F.R.G.S.,
super-
land
in
is
daya.
arrived
h-rtiy
alter
intendent
of
development
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
in
an
address
delivered
before
the
U
omens
Canadian
Club
at
Ouelph,
Ontario
yesterday.
Mr.
Young,
in
a
masterly
address
dealing
with
the
mining
developments,
showed
something
of
the
future
which
awaits
the
Dominion
in
a
mineral
way.
Mr.
Young
pointed
out
thai
while
Canada's
mining
resources
have
been
a
most
important
factor
in
the
balance
of
trade,
particularly
with
the
United
States,
Its
wealth
h-u
only
oovn
scratched
anc
that
when
the
nre-Cambrian
ai.
eld
la
fully
developed.
It
will
make
the
Dominion
one
of
the
wealtblost
nations
.n
the
world.
Tltl
t:
NATION
111
H.IIIMi
"Nothing
that
I
kaow
of
could
be1
jf
nirrc
Uitereat
to
you
aa
mothera
.han
the
development
cf
mine,
of
,
.'oreat.
and
of
waterpawers."
said
Mr.
'
Ycuug.
"which
la
commencing
on
such
a
huge
scale
aeroaa
northern
Canada
today,
because
it
provides
poalilona
lor
university
graduates
and
ethers.
It
la
re
lmelllguit
cultivated
type
uf
brain
MANSON
GIVES
McGEER
BOOST
Declare
Services
in
Freight
Hate
Case
Invaluable
to
British
Columbia
ESTIMATES
PASSING
which
vuile
young
Cauadlaiis
have.;
wjcrogtlA,
Feb.
.
In
connecUon
that
we
dealre
to
reUtn
In
Canada
i,
a
nualbeT
votaa
In
committee
Seme
of
the
newer
pulp
and
paper
rf
.,
.i.v
iter.
A
M
u.n.
eompanles
are
making
special
strides
ln
this
direction.
I
might
Instance
where
4.
H.
Black
associated
with
a
1
26.000.000
plant
manufacturing
paper
on
our
transcontinental
line
west
oi
Cochrane
-eaoouragtd
by
Premier
Ferguson
and
la
alllanse
wrta
Be.
AreSH
ion
euloglnd
the
work
of
O.
O.
Mc-
Qer.
K.C.
in
eonnecttOB
with
the
freight
ratas
case.
Mr.
Manaon
contended
that
the
results
achieved
were
such
that
had
he
watat
sswktag
tor
private
corporation
he
would
have
been
i
on
title
to
WlJhrmWm
deacon
ooay
ana
owier
ae
men
.n
.
mvumtUmi
The
AteSraef
OeeMral
i
Toronto.
has
alxty-flve
university
c,
tfeat
MeOeer
had
sained
re-
gAKliue
studying
the
beet
msnufac-
wnlcn
mMnt
mueh
as
660.000..
turing
method
in
various
mills
ln
not)
to
the
province.
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
wuh
tnc
two
,t,bata
of
the
then
taking
then
place
at
their
work
l,,,.,,,,,
out
of
the
way.
the
House
at
the
paper
tulU.
Laurentlde
Paper
(iowa
tint
bualMss
yeater-
Co.
employ
around
sixty
graduates:
puj,
,
whoat
of
the
es-
Abllibl
more
than
forty;
HoUlnger
UmatM
jf
tnA
aad
.of
the
At-
gold
mine
lit
the
aummer
up
to
seventy
torntJ
0
depajtiaa,t
were
dla-
and
International
ei.caei
upwaras
01
high
order
of
merit.
"I
would
further
call
to
your
tentlon
the
fact
that
there
la
Uiat
Canadians
are
sending
76MO,Q00
1
Dosed
of
before
the
house
snse
and
ln
fifty.
This
is
all-nauon
building
of
a
,dwlon
,
few
other
aon
conwrouous
'llems
were
passed.
PrortStoa
waa
made
ur
at-
j,or
tailing
care
by
way
ot
Interest
and
a
eel,-
ipgjQ.
fUn(ia
of
sums
to
the
amount
000.000
purchasing
power
rrom
ine
of
ovf.r
W.7000.
The
Uglalatora
North
country
yearly
and
computed
provLaion
for
their
own
Indem-purchaalng
power
from
pulp
and
paper
mty
nd
Qltyn
epea
of
the
Legis-nd
new
pawer
development
laat
year.
utun
representing
tl2S.4S0
and
a
vote
of
6180.000.000
which
is
turning
the
of
,,5.000
tor
pmnter',
ofBce
wheela
of
Industry
In
the
manufectur-
lug
centre
of
thla
southland,
tnew
plants
also
employing
university
grad-
uatea
and
a
huther
type
ot
labor
In
,
general.
lOKKKIS
INVKHTMI-.NTH
"When
I
say
to
you
further
that
WHEAT
POOLS
INCOME
TAX
jui
v..
wauada
yearly
for
foreign
de-
4
velcpntnt
and
that
we
require
a
like
Dispute
ns
to
Whether
They
lire
amount
for
rew
waterpowers
aeveaop-
1
I.
lame
10
l
ay
or
not
on
ment
ln
Canada
yearly
which
power
Handling
Charges
'
bonds
are
an
Investment
unequalled
ln
-
their
security
in
any
part
of
the
world,
1
WUftflPCO.
Feb.
26
A
controversy
then
the
wisdom,
or
in
feci
Hie
pat-
between
the
federal
lncoaw
tax
depart-rtoUam
of
sending
out
money
from
as
ment
and
the
weatera
Wneat
poola,
young
a
country
aa
Canada
might
well
which
may
result
In
aSsbunta
aggre-be
questioned.
Certainly
the
wisdom
of
gating
mllltona
of
dollars
being
col-'Investing
la
Canada'
Instead
is
so
leoted
by
the
treasury
tor
arrears
In
obvious
that
It
does
not
require
any
las
payments,
haa
developed.
The
stressing
on
my
part
"
jpo'"
st
lawue
is
whether
the
two
or
"Could
I
but
see
auch
sentiments
three
cents
per
bushel
which
the
Pool
diffused
throughout
the
land,
generally
I
deducts
from
all
grain
handled
should
appreciated
and
made
the
topics
of
be
treated
aa
taxable
lnoome.
your
endeavors
at
your
women
a
club
a
u.
a.t..t1u
InlMMtl
1,,
W.1HI1I
M
II
f
aona
In
Canada
where
even
the
morals
.
.
t
J
L.
lunaflft!
rnnv
hnm.
In.
nuence
In
the
opening
dawn
of
their
i
manhood.
I
would
laugh
to
scorn
every
sentiment
of
blue
ruin
and
alarm
aa
to
Canada's
future.
I
would
feel
that
j
lirUU
II
i
VIIUW
aw
a4tig
wa
v
.
a
aa
St
wa
a
A.
Pauline
Report
haya
invest
to
build
Canada'
i
should
know
that
another
was
springing
up.
which
would
be
subjected
to
a
training
and!
an
Influence,
the
most
admirable
and
Inspiring
one
which
must
ultimately
I
rival
the
boast
of
the
Athenian,
by
converting
thla
small
dominion
into
a
I
powerful
and
Illustrious
nstlon
to
I
which
the
eyes
of
the
world
will
yet
be
turned."
'SUPERANNUATION
BY
MUNICIPALITIES
TO
BE
ABOLISHED
IS
DECIDED
hook
but
McLarnin
stepped
him
short:
mii.v
Mittlil.
in
MAY
I
VICTORIA.
Feb
26.
Superannuation
with
a
cracking
right
uapercut.
-
-
under
the
provision,
of
the
MunlcljieJ
A
right
flush
to
the
chin
dropped
The
dally
train
service
to
and
from
j
Act
la
to
be
auullahed.
The
municipal
Terris
flat
on
his
face
and
be
waa!
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Canadian
N-
committee
of
the
legislature
yesterday
IBRITISH
LOOK
TO
PROVINCE
0(l.
More
Coming
and
Much
Capital
VICTORIA.
Feb
26
la
hat
annual
report
to
the
government
T.
A.
Pauline
declared
British
Immigration
and
capital
la
flowing
to
British
Columbia
ln
larger
volume
than
aver
before.
Persona
who
came
here
last
year
through
BrltUh
Columbia
House
brought
62.600.-000
capital,
he
stated.
The
use
or
British
Columbia
timber
in
Britain
has
quadrupled
In
volume
during
the
past
four
years.
IRELAND
IS
VICTOR"
OVER
SCOTLAND
IN
SOCCER
AND
RUGBY
CILASOOW.
Feb
38
Ireland
detested
Instructed
Municipal
Inspector
Balrd
to
.
Scotland
here
today
ln
s
soccer
game
remove
from
the
Municipal
Act
the
1
to
0
parHKiaph
which
deals
with
auperau-
In
a
ruicby
name
at
Edinburgh
Ireland
tv.iatljit.
1
vu
I!
p-juits
3.
-mi
ti