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1
1
tor
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.:
twelve
monthai
ourassa
the
Cause
of
Flurry
in
Commons
as
Talks
of
the
English
,
;in-
he
is
With
I!rlilh
Government
While
They
Talk
Peace.
Rut
Against
Thcrn
When
They
Unmtuale
Their
tiun
TAPPER
act
I,.,
I
.WVA,
February
8.
While
Henri
Bourassa
wan
speaking
hi
the
addrestt
there
seemed
a
likelihood
for
a
momeii.
inn
s.
He
had
pjMiken
of
the
danger
of
letting
down
U.e
I
l.iirriers
to
radicuUsfrom
Europe.
"We
.thould
beware
;
n
our
doors
to
anyone
who
might
come
from
Knghtnd
tull
of
hatred
ugam.il
Mrithh
institutions,
"
he
said.
"Ol
u
want
to
haute!)
the
day
of
secession,
if
you
want
to
(
anada
into
a
crisis
with
tireat.
Britain,
bring
a
many
"1
that
kind
of
people
to
this
country.'
-
ll.-u-
were
protests
Iron.
-.he
Ccn.t-
IN
BRITAIN
n
tear
Hence
and
Im
hance
Looming
larger
''j
8
Political
prophet
i
the
ele
tioru
in
thla
'.
.:
cr
Jmtc.
IWM.
after
'
parliament
next
spring
tini
made
to
'"u
popularttt
r
government
a
wittiest
rship
progrmn
and
the
.
.1.
of
the
Chancellor
of
.
nut
to
reduoe
Die
income
neaeure
thl
year
la
the
ier
Act."
which
Klvee
the
i.fu
of
tl
instead
of
30
a
.
feeling
here
that
the
...
-:it
la
becoming
stronger
r
more
reasonable
program.
ufnmf
w
HIV
MVKtmtm.
'
absorption
Into
the
party
munent
people.
It
not
any
great
clianjiea
w
juld
i.ent
of
such
a
goveriunent,
i
majority
over
all.
SE
CASES
I
co
Jim
rhared
With
Atlempled
!
Murdi
i
unci
ttimild!.
An.
1
other
Arrest
Made
.
Feb
a.
-
In
Jim.
h')
wa
armled
in
con-
'
I(,hia
Kii
g.
The
board
of
the
"
Mn,
today
ratified
a
deal
lA
H-ory
Heywood.
managing
dl-'""
'
owner
with
Jarnea
Ral-'
11
t;
P
Davu
of
Vancouver
re-
operating
clentt.
whoae
"'
UI
not
be
disclosed
until
i
"
t
the
general
meeting.
'
''""t
inreholdera
of
Uie
Van-M.iivk.
Hdlarvsnt
t
iv
Tanwlniui
1
"n
t'cen
associated
with
It
In
'Opincni
hve
agreed
to
turn
In
'
hare
of
holding!
in
order
i..ibie
a
deal
of
this
pro-
MR
FORCE
DIRECTOR
AlllWASi
-
MuUS
FLYING
FOR
NEW
POSITION
IN
FINANCE
"
'
'
Feb
b
aroup
Captain
J.
t
11
'',
(or
r
die
R0yi
Canadian
'
h"
tinned
to
enter
olvtl
id
in
i)r
entering
a
flnan-
Ottawa.
Hint
lde.
"DU1
the
poorest
of
f'r.i-UiiM
f.'A
tight
tor
their
country
In
ihf
a
Central
Clarke
dunauded
"I
he
fought
for
Prance
and
they
(ou'u
for
you."
another
voice
clld
acr
;
Bourassa
T
i.
:c
h
soiue
hubbub
and
Bouruwu
rrjc
..'
They
fought
for
Englaud
and
rnment
Preparing
for
uir
mi
h
well"
B
..v
added
later
that
he
had
the
Km
t:
arunlratlun
for
the
present
pel
.
1.
1
the
British
Oovernment.
to
rneKe
peine
as
permanent
aaflt
could.
At
!r
c
BritMbar.
be
would
bsetMi
cay
"Now
that
'fa
all!
help
you
uimiirz
y.
or
guaa.
we
erlB
be
gIMvi
IHHtillT
KATK
IHillT
KT
A
(illCAT
DKAL
HIT
UKMIIT
UtlKlK
VIPTORIA.
Feb.
BrttUh
Coiumhia'v
HKht
to
secure
equal-uat.on
of
freight
ratea
cost
the
province
t
ISO
.000.
aooordicg
to
H.
n
A
U.
Manaon.
attorney
I.
i.cral.
before
the
public
accounts
committee.
O.
O.
Mr-Oeer
was
paid
M.846
and
Mr.
Hanson
estimates
the
benefits
accruing
to
the
province
aa
a
result
of
the
downward
revision
Kt
aitooon
ooo
and
going
on
from
year
to
year.
til
AT
VIPTftRI
YlblUIuil
A
ERNIE
FIELD
WINNER
ski
CHAMPIONSHIP
Olacler
Oclconcla
Independence
Indlin
L.
and
I
Uad.
Bnillli
Lucky
Jim
-
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Bllvercrest
gUlvetmnlUi
.
Burf
Inlet
Bunlock
,
Termlnui
Torlc
'Whltcw.aci
.
Bid
1.4S
M
46
.36
.31
s.;5
aa
.05
n
3.60
M
n
io
aa
ci
3J7
M
380
2.27
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MILE
COURSE
ncvEisrroKX
Feiv
i.
Knile
Field
of
n.u.it,,ka
amn
the
lone
diatanoe
akl
th
fr.r
t.he
rhaannlonahlD
of
Britlah
BC.
Big
.
.
.
.
i
Mfnltil
vsa
the
.hooting
of
Wong
L
m
m
mtnutn
5
cond
over
a
....,tm
.....
t
mJle
mounUm
Ooum.
ik
J
ice
court
yeterdiy
and
'.I
February
18.
ball
being1
.,,,,,,,
trimitn
'
...m
of
.10.000
AnotrmiriJNYhNI
UW
lUli3
HniK.
mas
taken
Into
cue-
1
nnitun
nl
llf
ns
an
offense
wapot
in
ijUWll
fUUnU
fLAil
TERMINUS
SALE
APPOVED
Thla
morning
the
flahermen
s
conven
tion
considered
the
proposal
mane
oy
mntm.
w
A
Pound
in
regard
to
pro
tection
of
the
aaimon
and
turned
them
down.
The
matter
wea
dlscuawd
with
Inspector
MacHle
and
the
result
of
their
deliberation!
waa
forwarded
to
Ottawa
through
Mr.
Mackle.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Silver
Missouri
I
Coast
Copper
.
I..l
Dtlltwell
Oeorge
Coper
Asked
I
00
S3
.37
.40
4.00
.06
.85
.30
.06
It
16S
.60
.80
im
.aav,
.03
3.40
.10
4.00
330
.
m
--
'
N"
"2
;
Canadlcnn
Win
Against
Toron-luJVIth
Two
Opponents
off
Field
KIKONIO.
leb.
a.
AiW
the
lldrt
vrene
iwwetlrU
at
lite
I.mmI
arena
the
l'anailten
dettatrd
To-male
lav
goal
"e
lt
night.
IWIlaj
pel
the
Maple
Ife
lt
the
lewl
la
the
teeond
perleat
Then
referee
Hrli
hunli-lied
Ihree
r
lite
liSafa
tor
nilnur
peoattlea.
The
fa
Ha
k
kiied.
ImirH.
ahoaerlHf
him
nlth
lee
aad
mH-eltanruaa
artkfea,
II1-lug
ap
the
gum.
l4ur
M-nred
and
Ibe
(anmllena
burned
up
the
lee
aatll
Mre
put
Ih
Ihe
almitna
K""'.
blh
arnrea
lie-Ing
made
allli
of
the
lafe
otf
Ibe
Ire.
Ilie
CaniHlleiia
una
leal
by
eleten
Hlnts
with
one
lt
aeiiariting
III-tawa,
Toninlo
and
Montreal
Marowna
reaperlhrlt.
Montreal
ran
In
three
gmU
In
I
he
final
pefW
to
tie
the
New
Ywk
Aiiierlrana.
The
muite
hetween
Ilie
New
Vrk
Hangen
and
IMUwu
a
a
guiilleaa
duel.
imoltHi
rame
mil
f
I
he
.lump
lit
lrl
ItelroH.
Siwu.
lt
night
were:
ranadlenx
Toronto
I.
OIUwb
a.
New
Virk
lUntmtU.
N.V.
Amerleana
S.
Mtmlreut
3.
Iielrell
,
llmton
4.
FORMER
RAILWAYMAN
DIES
AT
TORONTO
TOftOlfTO.
Feb.
8.
Oeorge
It.
Campbell,
pioneer
of
early
development
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
In
the
west
and
former
general
paeeenger
agent
at
Winnipeg
to
the
Paolflc
and
after
1800
Dominion
immigration
agent,
Is
dead
here.
WIIRAT
rilK'K
TOIlAY
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
8.
The
price
of
.vlic.il
.';
tl
IS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY
8,
1928
WURASSA
ENJOYS
THE
GAME
-
OF
PRODDl
W.
I
.
:
you
i
AT
lu
8KU)W
ZERO
and
in
a
blir.su
rd.
Unim.Edward
P.
Ricker
Jun.,
of
Poland
Sprfngs,
Ml.,
won
a
place
second
only
to
Sepal
I
a,
veteran
Alaskan
driver,
with
htr
team
of
huskies,
in
the
18-mile
dog
derby
at
Claremont,
N.II.
Trying
out
the
team
before
the
race.
Provincial
Government
Sustained
on
Want
of
Confidence
Motion
in
Legislature
Moved
by
Colonel
Peck
WILD
SCENES
HOCKEY
GAME
Woodward
voted
with
Conservatives
and
so
did
the
Labor
members
and
Creery
but
Stoddard
stood
by
Liberals
VICTORIA,
Ftb.
8.
By
a
vote
of
26
to
19
a
motion
of
want
of
confidence
in
the
government
waa
defeated
in
the
Legislature
yesterday.
The
resolution
was
moved
by
Colonel
Peck,
Conservative,
to
amend
the
addreaa
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
by
adding
regret
that
the
government
had
not
seen
fit
to
give
the
industrial
centre
of
Vancouver
cabinet
representations.
In
the
vote
Hon.
William
Sloan
and
Kennedy
paired,
Major
Dick
Burde
was
absent,
Woodward
voted
with
the
Conservatives
a
did
Creery,
Uphill,
Neelands
and
Brown.
Stoddard
voted
with
the
government.
Immediately
folk
wing
the
defeat
of
the
amandmont.
the
motion
for
the
addreaa
was
carried
with
the
same
division
with
the
exception
of
Creery,
who
voted
with
the
Government.
Premier
Mac
Lean,
speaking
to
the!
Peck
motion,
said
be
recognised
that
Vancouver
waa
entitled
to
representation.
There
was
material
from
that
I
elty
among
mem
be
is
capable
of
filling;
the
position
and
there
had
Men
offers
j
made
to
members
of
the
riding
to
Join
the
cabinet.
For
builrwee
reasons
those
Invited
had
been
unable
to
accept
and
make
the
sacrifice
that
suoh
a
course
would
entail
tn
their
private
affairs.
mined
that
not
only
would
he
give
mlsed
that
not
only
would
be
give
Vancouver
reprwniatUm
In
the
cabinet
but
also
would
provMe
for
other
pers
of
the
province.
MADAME
LAPOINTE
IS
INJURED
RESULT
OF
.i
STEPPING
PROMtAUTO
OTTAWA.
Feb
fl.
Madam
Upolnte.
wife
of
the
mliwtcr
of
Justice,
suffered
torn
ligaments
of
'he
back
and
will
be
confined
to
her
home
tor
aeveraJ
days
when
a
tapping-
rrom
her
auto
at
the
entrance
to
the
House
of
Com
mo
as
TI1IAI,
AT
ntlM'K
(IDOIKIK
POUCE
COUPE
Mb.
8.
tee
Packer,
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
father
near
Rolls,
will
be
tried
at
Cieorge.
NO
WAR
WITH
U.S.
LIKELY
Hritish
Never
lint)
and
Never
Would
Consider
Its
I.OMION.
lel.
R.
Kir
Aaatrit
ClwmltrrUIn
declared
In
the
llouae
of
('ttntHHtita
twist
I
hut
war
tilth
Amrrlea
tta
unthinkable
ami
the
prwnert
of
war
with
Auterlra
IK
lite
preparation
for
war
with
America
I
tad
never
been
anil
neirr
ttwottl
be
the
luls
of
the
llrltMi
pulley.
DEBATE
ON
ADDRESS
ENDING
TOMORROW
OTTAWA.
Feb
8.
-The
debate
1.4
-.--j
.
i.
niuw4ii!f
to
end
Thuradav.
NjU
ho
tendmet
has
been
proposed
It
Is
expected
the
amendment
on
toe
aa-dren
will
then
be
adopted
without
the
House
dividing
With
the
subsequent
tabling
or
the
estimate
the
House
will
get
down
to
actual
business
of
the
eea-
ItlOll.
ASSI.KS
JINK
-Ml
VICTORIA,
Feb.
8.
The
Supreme
Prime;
court
Assises
will
sit
In
Prince
Rupert
.liveiado
prLperty
linked
up
with
Prosper
ty
which
the
company
already
has
btii'r.td.
a
couple
01
good
prospects
...d
..(..:'
acquired
which
should
help
,;i-.(le.ably
in
the
end
ar.d.
together
'.
i:
'lie
continued
successful
operation
i
If
Premier
mint
put
the
company
.11
a
strong
position
aa
far
as
the
Port-..nd
Canal
la
concerned.
i.x;
lain.ng
d.ia.U
..1
the
deal
whereby
rein
:er
has
acqutnd
the
Sllveiado,
Mr.
-
MieU
that
his
company
had
ac-i
:ed
fitty-f
Ive
per
cent
of
new
.
i.y
which
was
to
be
organised
iround
the
property
and
which
would
.
..:.n
as
the
Silverado
Consolidated
.d
N.
P.
L
Thla
company
would
take
vcr
tl.c
assets
of
the
old
c.aipany.
the
bharehclden
of
she
old
company
rsv
ce.vlng
a
cash
dlTldent
ol
twelve
eanu
loo
rorj
all
of
which
was
covered
by
Insurance.
The
moat
serious
lose
as
fsr
aa
operation
waa
eoneerned
was
the
lore
of
the
bunk
and
aMssho'iaea
but
In
eplte
of
this,
only
three
or
four
working
hours
had
been
lost
and
operations
were
now
proceeding
steadily
again.
The
men
had
been
billeted.
Mi.
Pitt
said,
between
the
company's
remaining
bunk
houses
and
those
at
the
B.O.
Silver
Reconstruction
work
at
Premier
will
be
Instituted
at
once
and.
to
assist
in
the
work.
Mr.
Pitt
is
taking
a
party
of
carpenters
north
with
him
today.
Meantime,
temporary
bunk-house.
and
meashouse
are
being
found
In
a
building
available.
Mr.
Pitt
stated
that
there
must
have
been
some
wonderful
fire
fighting
in
saving
the
mill
and
buildings
of
the
mine.
It
was
a
great
credit
to
the
staff
on
the
ground
that
the
operating
lart
of
the
plant
had
been
saved.
MANY
MURDERED
ON
ISLAND
OF
HAINAN
HOMO
KONO.
Feb.
8.
The
American
Presbyterian
mlaalon
at
Hal
How.
Hainan
Island,
was
informed
today
that
300
merchants
and
a
Ohlnees
rales!
onary
and
ramify
had
beea
murdered
by
Red
pirates
on
the
eouTheast
coast
of
the
Island
The
town
waa
looted
and
partly
burned
and
merchandise
carried
off.
Several
men
kidnapped.
TEST
CRICKET
MATCHES
Lten
llreak
With
.sunt
It
Alrleaa
Team
by
llrlt
Wli
Iteprrftentathe
Kiel
en
DURBAN.
Feb.
8.--South
Africa
today
won
the
fifth
and
last
test
match
against
the
Marylebone
touring
English
crloket
team
by
eight
wickets
England
won
two
teat
matohea.
South
Africa
two,
and
the
other
was
drawn
June
13
ami
at
Prince
Oc
iie
June
30.
Advertise
In
tbe
Dallv
News
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457
Price
Five
Onti
NG
AT
ENGLISH
Premier
Manager
Tells
of
Work
to
be
Done
on
Silverado
Where
Tramway
and
Mill
to
be
Erected
Men
Coin;;
North
to
Help
Rebuild
Premier
Ilunkhousc,
Messhouscn
and
Other
Structures)
Following
Big
Fire
Though
details
of
our
program
have
not
yet
been
worked
out,
we
intend
an
soon
as
the
weather
breaks,
to
institute
a
vigorous
campaign
of
development
work
on
the
Silverado
property
which
has
just
been
acquired
by
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co."
states
Dale
L.
Pitt,
manager
of
the
Premier
Co.,
who
is
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
iiupert
today
returning
north
following
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
"This
will
result
if
showings
warrant
it,
in
the
construction
of
a
tram-line,
about
a
mile
long,
from
the
mine
to
the
jeach
and
also
a
concentrating
mill."
Mr.
Pitt
stated
that,
through
he
acquUiUlon
by
hi
company
of
the
NEW
CHURCH
TfflS
SEASON
Lutherans
Hope
to
Have
Building
Completed
by.
Tall
it
Was
Decided
Last
Night
It
waa
decided
by
the
council
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran,
Church,
meeting
last
evening
at
the
borne
of
P.
W.
Hart,
Sixth
Avenue
West,
that
an
endeavour
would
be
made
to
have
a,
efcurch
building
completed
by
tail
of
thto
vear.
Ar
ranganisnu
with
that
end
In
view
are
to
be
Instituted
at
onoe.
The
chore.
immediately
"d
dJveaea
tHig.
tmes
t
mM-
the
new
company
of
about
to
H
IllAx)
Krlbrt.
wty
jWf
or
nererat-
15.009
aird
will
be
artuated
on
the
lots
The
management
of
the
new
com-
0l
tbc
congreg,tlon
at
the
corner
of
pany
Till
be
in
the
hsnda
or
nemier
BMh
Avenut
,
ounu
gtrnt.
and
Dale
L.
Pitt
has
been
elected
preal-
Tht
ciuacll
tieclt
offtgera
for
the
dent
and
managing
director.
Premier
j
Tr
M
Iollows:
also
having
two
other
out
of
the
five
'
chairman-
Rev.
John
It
Hansen.
directum,
or
three
directors
altogether,
j
secretary-John
Dfbhavil.
The
old
Silverado
company
haa
elected
.
Treasurer
Thor
Johnson.
R.
M
Stewart,
vice-president,
one
of
j
ajxecutlve-P.
W.
Hart.
John
Lladseth.
the
directors
of
the
new
company,
the
Jonn
iTaraen
and
i
rrniMSi
other
Silverado
director
being
T
8.
Mc-
other
business
of
the
oouncU
last
Pherson.
Premier,
having
control,
would
ntgQt
WM
a(
B
routine
nature.
put
up
all
the
money
required
in
de-
velcplng
the
property,
acquiring
shares
in
the
new
company
to
cover
all
the
money
put
In.
Mr.
Pitt
stated
that
stockholders
of
the
old
Silverado
had
agreed
to
all
that
had
been
done
and
the
Premier
stockholders
would
ratify
it
next
week.
Speaking
of
the
big
fire
at
the
Pre
mier
mine
last
week,
Mr.
Pitt
stated
that
the
lom
waa
estimated
at
about
RAILWAY
OFFER
OF
SIR
HENRY
Would
Take
Over
Alberta
and
Great
Waterways
Line
on
Progressive
Plan
EDMONTON.
Feb.
S
The
offer
of
the
anadlan
National
for
the
Alberta
and
Great
Waterways
Railway
baa
been
received
by
the
gover-CntSt.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
his
letter
mabe
no
oaah
proposal
but
aasumea
far
.
purpoMs
of
his
otter
that
the
raUVSf
1
valued
at
Ive
million
dollars
Sir
Henry
proposes
that
tor
the
ftTkt
two
years
Alberta
ewume
the
entire
ued
charges,
the
Canadian
NaUoatal
to
operate
and
assume
the
operating
deficit.
The
C.N.
then
would
pay
the
4a
000
interest
on
a
mtlUon
dollars
for
the,
third
and
fourth
years,
progressively
Ib-creutr.g
payments
to
Wj
.3
a
year
on
the
five
millions
after
the
tenth
year.
STOCKS
JUMPED
AT
NEW
YORK
NKW
YORK.
Feb.
8
-
The
stock
today
staged
a
whirlwind
rally
after
many
specialty
stacks
ned
plunged
down
from
three
to
Sight
dollars
a
aha
re
in
early
trading.
SnBrmoua
buy
ing
of
Montgomery
War.,
Which
sold
at
14160
against
an
early
Mr
price
of
I138.M
waa
the
outstanoing
feature.
JUDGE
IDINGTON
DIED
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Feb.
8.
Hon.
Mr.
Juxtloe
John
tdingtou.
-ho
on
his
retlranent
rrom
the
supreme
court
a
year
ago.
was
the
oldest
living
Judge
la
the
British
Kmptre.
died
last
night
on
hie
87th
birthday.
M'OTTISII
I
I
P
UKI'LAY.
t'UBOOW.
Feb
8
Second
round
replays
today
were:
Motherwell
a.
Raithrovers
t.
Dn
iihx
l
Dundee
United
0.
'if
v.
KM