EDITORIAL
Co-Opcrativc
Principles
The
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
was
formed
as
the
result
of
a
co-operative
movement
a
a
protest
against
me
methods
of
era
n
den
.'
ITH
Wno
trailed
at
I
hp
fnrn
nf
the
Dralrle
farmem.
Th
mnv.'
was
all
right.
The
difficulty
eems
to
nave
been
that
the
Poo
got
Into
the
hands
of
a
croup
of
men
who
are
proving
just
ns
doubtful
In
their
methods
as
were
the
dealers
against
which
their
formation
wan
a
protest.
Today
In
Prince
Rupert
we
find
ert
elevator
under
a
lense
from
I
Ik
IV
mto
Inf
111.
Mn.n.
n
....
.r
.
.
.
.
I
ii
j
i
.
t
Holding
the
elevator
and
nrpvni.
LONDON.
Mnrrh
1
VIpc-
vumiral
Reginald
Tyrwhltt.
aged
liM
H
1
.
.
a
ii
al
l.
iiaa
i
pen
'nmmnrpn
in
inp
rRnK
Ol
admlrnl
Tf
(
wat.
AvnUUi
tn.
4
a
a
t
a
yniui
kii
in
UltTUlK
Ull
111
llfC
CH-
J-'my
cruisers
and
the
sinking
of
Inn
f
:
nKU
.
..
...if
wviiuaii
niiii
inniiiio
oil
lieu
Roland
in
1914
and
the!
sinking
of
he
Dlucher
at
Doggerbank
i
u
in
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Bayview,
4.
Nil.
Cork
ProWrrtfl,
17,
18.
Cotton
Belt.
Nil,
CI.
George
Copper,
8.75,
Nil.
Gladstone,
14,
15.
Golconda,
1.16,
1.17.
GrandWew,
OS,
05.
.
Independence,
10Vi.
Nil.
Indian
Mines,
1,
G.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
3G,
38
Kootenay
Florence,
20i,
21.
Kootenay
King,
41,
42.
L.
&
L.,
4,
G,
Lakeview,
lVa.
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
18.
Mohawk,
5,
G.
Morton
Woolsey,
4,
I'a-Marmot
River
Gold,
GVi.
84.
Marrot
(ctal,
S,
5.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
17,
18.
Noble
Five,
G5,
6G.
Oregon
Copjer,
70
V4,
71.
Pend
Oreille.
12.50,
18.00.
Premier,
1.99,
2.00.
Porter-Idaho.
59,
G2.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.50,
3.53.
Rufus-Argenta,
39
Vi,
40.
Ruth-Hope.
Nil,
50.
Silver
Crest.
9,
10.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.00,
1.03.
Slocan
King.
Nil,
Ola.
Snowflake.
Nil,
3G.
Sunloch,
3.00,
3.26.
Terminus.
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
40,
41.
Toric
Mines,
1.20,
1.25.
Whitewater,
1.15,
1.20.
Woodbine.
4.
4','a.
Bluebird,
19,
20.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
2.40,
2.50.
Dalhousie
Oil,
2.40,
2.15.
Devenish
Pet.
Ltd.,
Nil,
GO.
Fabyon
Pete,
814,
8'.
Home
Oil.
15.75.
1G.00.
Mayland,
Oil,
G.30,
G.C0.
McLcod.
4.90,
.00.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.80,
Nil.
Nornndn,
GJ.2B,
Nil.
Good
Loading
Record
at
Prince
Rupert
says,.
Manager
of
Hbol
ment
was
a
good
one.
The
Idea
Delay
Of
Svd
and
at
Port
W.ns
N:n
tfniilt
'
.....
a
X
1
n
-
.
ment,
Declares
Sales
Manager
Mclvor
in
statement
Issued
WINNIPEG.
March
1.
In
a
aLitrmpnt
.Mm!
hut
-rh
ortro
Mclvor.
general
sales
manager
of
the
Car
,-x-dian
Wheat
Pool,
denied
reports
that
he
had
been
reapon-'
sibie.l'or
the
delay
in
the
sailing
of
the
steamer
Sydiand
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
steamer
was
held
there
tor
six
days
in
February
awaiting
a
cargo.
The
delay
was
due
to
conditions
over
which
the
Pool
had
no
control,
stated
Mr.
Mclvor.
He
explained
that
the
grain
was
shipped
from
Alberta
in
ample
time
to
keep
the
terms
of
the
contract,
but
a
railway
accident,
which
necessitated
a
re-routing
of
the
cargo,
caused
the
delay.
;
"We
received
no
complaints
from
the
captain
of
the
1
ship
or
from
the
owners
of
the
Svdland.
which
wouM.indi-i
M
.
"
'
ma
4la
iL..
.
A.
1
1.1
a
A
1
1
i
m
v
uaq
i
l
iiiriiM-iiriL
iiivnria
a
a
'
-
r-"-j
w
able,"
added
Mclvor.
a
it
.
a
i
na
mrrai
ioa'
nnrrMr
lit.
i
n
hn
n
n
nHMrtH.i
The
monev
inveieii
tn
iKrlslastweiKiierr'theattentron'ofMrnister;
of
TlrarffMinrlr-
or
here
is
put
up
by
all
the
peo-
.Qommerce
Molnj
.was
drauTi
to
rerT6rls
that
the
slifp
pie
of
Canada
and
the
building
"etu
UP
wcause
no
grain
was
on
nana
in
tne
terminal
eie-1
was
ereitpd
in
ih
hoii.r
h
i
atui
iui
l.iilu,
hi
uu
scaifiiieiiL
iur.
nieivor
sum
:
unr,
...
.
.
un...1.rt...l..ti
l.
n:
ti
i.
.
I
DRYS
SCORE
BIG
VICTORY
IN
CONGRESS
eharcred
with
nnrttMrvnHmr
rganization
that
grabs
it
and
pre-:
aby
with
that
of
anv
nort
in
the
world.
In
many
cases
ents
it
being
used,
this
uTsn'Ps
nave
been
loaded
in
a
period
not
exceeding
four
-
ulte
contrary
to
the
ideals
of
co-j
Qays
nl.Ii
r
IL.
i
a
f
.
Lf
i
VIV
UIIUV
Till
IV
t
hey
secured
it
on
recommenda
mwv
mm
w
I
lftll
I
lili
1
IIJI
1.
mi
rrnri
p
DIED
PTOMAINE
MONTREAL.
March
1.
V.
W.
1
.
"
N
1
1
1
wf
nrs
...laOxxft
aM..n
i
(iiiiimiiv.
.uiiiiLrmi.
jiiiii
um
v
yoar-old
dauffhter
Thyllis,
ire
dead
from
ntomaine
Doisonlnjr
uu
vu
nave
uteu
tuuscu
tn
,.
.U
4
t-
J
1
Krnnnlri
In
kw(nt
m
m.m
i
ii
ill
n.
i
-
a
nil
ARREST
IS
MADE
EDMONTON.
March
1.
Start-
mir
.
u
il..
...
l
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rri
t
f
a.
1
1
1
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in
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inn
ilm
in
t
n
n
JlT.rin
llHUrn
a
AnMnn
finnrffl
i
la
lid
IHI...J
4
1
1
IL
.
I
m.
1
.
.11
m;tn
mat
more
wn:
ue
oiner
other
arrents
will
be
made
by
1
M
1
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1
r
11
(
Jr
1
1
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A
w
ik
i
iti
i-
in
m
ii
ii
ui
nriiM
in
clear
un
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ntM
llll
I
II
HB.
RECOGNITION
I
t
MUSSOLINI
CHOSE
CANDIDATES
FOR
ITALIAN
ELECTION
ROME.
Mar.
1:
One
of
the
most
important
phases
i
in
the
Italian
election
took
'
place
yesterday
when
Pre-
mier
Musnolini
nersonallv
.
.
selected
400
candidates
to
WASHINGTON,
March
1.
,
contest
the
elections
for
the
The
dry
army
in
the
house,
Italian
Parliament
which
of
.representatives
marched
deal
with
the
recent
rough
shod
over
the
opposition
hgrement
with
the
Vatican.
yesterday,
passing
the
Jones
!
.
Mil
to
increase
the
effectiveness
of
liquor
law
enVorce-ment
by
a
majority
of
283
to
90.
The
move
was
led
by
the
Republican
drys.
The
debate
on
the
measure
was
often
acrimonious.
A
few
memlers
shifted
to
the
opposition,
charging
thnt
errors
In
the
bill
made
it
ineffective.
No
changes
were
made
which
would
necessitate
n
joint
sitting
of
the
two
legislative
bodies.
The
action
nf
the
house
followed
the
appropriation
by
the
senate
of
a
$2,700,000
enforcement
fund.
MORE
ARRESTS
IN
CHICAGO
-.
.
'SIR
J.
AITKIN
v.
i
DIED
WINNIPEG
WINNIPEG,
March
1.
Sir
James
Aitkin,
K.C.,
former
lieutenant-governor
and
distinguished
member
of
the
Canadian
bar,
died
early
this
morning
in,
his
78th
year.
He
had
been
ill
since
last
Friday
when
he
suffered
from
a
heart
attack
soon
after
his
return
from
a
tour
of
the
West
Indies.
He
had
a
brilliant
carver
in
law,
polities,
church
and
business,
which
won
for
him
an
international
reputation.
He
was
one
it
the
founders
of
the
Canadian
Bar
As-
jsociation
and
for
many
years
lts
CHICAGO.
March
1.
More
ar-
president.
He
was
a
former
mem-
rests
havo
been
made
oL
men
ner?s?or
parliament,
representing
,
a
'
m
m
a
a
n
rm
ii
ii
iwi
in.
i
.
i
:i
U-nn
n
lift.
-i-k
.
wholesale
shoot
mrs.
recentlv
ureu
accept
me
ipauersnip
oi
which
ohused
uchf
kVlenlitlnn
the
Conservative
party
in
Mani.
Tho
Polft
clnfm'
tht'theMhave
tob,-
In
tho
election
that
.
fall
Sir
I
solved,
the
problem4
of
the
murder
James
was
defeated
in
the
con
and
will
have
the
other
nartlcL
tuency
of
Brandon,
while
the
pants
In
a
very
short
time.
I'rry
suffered
lefeat.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
BYLAW
IS
DEFEATED
VICTORIA.
Mar;
Ratfc.1
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
(Terron
read
th
Clawiried
An.
It
-you
Iom,
adrtrtlae
lor
it.
LARGE
CAIIARET
If
jou
find,
locaU
tha
owner
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdnya
Whatever
you
need,
sdvertlM
U
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(bt
A
v.
from
0
to
12.
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
Accotnmodatlona
Dance
Hall
for
for
Hire
ITlvate
Partlea
Northern
and
Central
British
Colunibi'IMevyspaper
rhone
457
Vol.
XX.,
No.
49.
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s
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
1,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENT?
I
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I
hi
J
TA
Th
IWVQ
WIN
u
mm
m
m
M
n
at
x
m
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m
m
v.
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DEFENSIVE
7
4
F
WASHINGTON
Prepares
to
"Undertake
a
Solemn
Responsibility"
Herbert
Hoover
will
uke
over
the
Presidency
next
Monday.
The
above
picture
was
taken
at
his
home
at
Palo
Alto,
California
and
sho
s,
left
te
right:
Herbert
Hoover,
Jr
.
II
-!
hrrt
Hoover
111,
Mrs.
Herbert
Hoover,
Jr.,
Mrs,
Hoover,
Sr.,
Pe.-jgy
Ann
Hoover,
Pr
sident-elett
Hoover
and
Allan
Hoover.
Government
Budget
Shows
Plan
to
Pay
Nearly
Seventy
Millions
Off
National
Debt,
Reduce
Taxation
MEMBERS
OF
1
--
u.
s.
cabinet;
Stlmson
of
New
York
OTTAWA,
March
1.
Hon.
James
Robb,
minister
of
finance,
presenting
his
budget
today
announced
a
reduction
in
the
net
debt
of
Canada
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
Mai
ch
31
next
of
$69,782,000
.
The
estimated
total
revenue
for
tho
Dominion
this
vnr
Jo
SL1RJ
49
Oflfl
Trio
nctfmnrofl
rnfol
nviunllfnm
S3a5.1G0.000.
Tho
totnl
rprliipt'inn
nf
tlohf
in
triA
nnut
aiv
:M'ASiHNGTON.
i'ii
D.c.
Mar,,
li
yeai-s
has
amounted
to
$226,708,000.
-Eight
known
members
of
the
The
Will
loan
government
pay
$60,000,000
maturing
in
Hoover
cabinet
are:
'August
out
of
the
surplus
revenue,
-
ot.xicm,
u.
x..
tn,riibv
effect
ni?
an
annua
in-
nthr
thin
lu.lnW
m.
V
I
.
t
'
"
-
wvtaaaaw
vuhhIi
At
19
?
ta
Secretary
Treasury.
Andrew
W,
terest
saving
of
JlS.SOO.'OOO.
ja
policy
"of
favorinj
those
coun-The
Canadian
National
Rail-;
tries
which
favor
our
products."
Mellon
of
Pennsylvania.
!
ways
will
show
a
surplus
of
about
Secretary
of
War,
James
V.
1
s7,000,000
for
the
railway
year
Good
of
Iowa.
i
1
928
after
paying
all
charges
with
Attorney
General,
William
1).
i
t'"'
exception
of
the
interest
due
Mirhali
r,f
TttlnnMAta.
I
the
government;
a
favorable
trade
Postmaster
General,
Walter
p.
:
Glance
of
?164,100,000
for
the
10
anaaa
lias
lopt
A
,
months
of
the
fiscal
year;
tariff
"watchful
waiting."
Brown
of
Ohio.
Secretary
of
the
Navy.
Charles
'
nYf
txZ
rea"cw"-
Francis
Adam,
of
Massachu-j
And
"nthfh
0
J
..
.
.Lauciipn;
taxation
changes
repre-
setts.
''.UfA.'ii?
0
t14WI"
etimatad
1M
of
rev-
Seeretary
of
thfr
InteHot,
Wr.enu
totallin
825.000.000.
Offi-llay
Lyman
of
lUbur.
cia
tigure9t
Mr
Robb
said,
show-
tciftary
oi
uniwr,
sqi
Davis.
M'LEAN
BACK
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
March
1.
J.
D.
MacLean,
commissioner
of
farm
loans
for
Canada,
arrived
from,
Ot-taiwn
yesterday
to
meet-
the
pro-
IvinMnl
ornvprnmpnt
rll
tinnar
iisvien
vviuniutt
ivnut
w'vi
tAVTfTtrtFT"t
ANLUUVbU,
Mar.
at
1:
Wheat
payers
defeated
the
technical
ntlnn
nf
th
farm
loans
measure
wat
.flijeted
on
the
local
exchange
school
bylaw
Thursday,
1318
vot-iut
once..
He
will
remain
here
a
today
at
?1.20V.
,ing
In
favor
and
1817
nwilnst.
iweek.
mes
R.
e(j
"steady
and
continuous
reduc-
tion
both
in
debts
and
In
the
rate
of
taxation
.
"
From
the
outset
of
the
speech
he
was
very
optimistic.
cnt
fiscal
year
the
minister
esti
mated
at
1185,000.000
and
from
ex
There
was
no
direct
reference
to
the
fiscal
policy
of
the
United
States,
but
the
minister
spoke
of
Canada's
increasing
foreign
trade
in
a
way
which
suggested
that
oolicy
of
YESTERDAY'S
TRADING
-
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER.
March
1.
Oils
again
monopolised
the
trading
yesterday,
turning
over
in
enormous
volume.
Home
improved
40
and
A.
P.
Coaopltdated
as,
Ativan
a
DO
RK
.nit
lint
url
'tK
Customs
revenues
for
the
pres.;
The
,
f
.
'
i"c
uuyn
iiwii
'WAW
mraiK
ear
rly
but
etied
t.JdOnWlo
50,
Rletes
MicDdfialff
15.
losir
sing
else1
taxes
$81,500,000.
"From
in-
Crandvlew
come
tax
it
is
estimated
mat
fan.-
ntroritt
ouii.uuu
win
dp
uerivea.
ine
loiai
revenue
from
taxation
is
estimated
at
$391,050,000.
Of
total
expenditure,
the
min
ana
uoiconaa
were
the
former
gaining
3
and
the
latter
5.
GOING
FOR
HAVILAH
ister
or
finance
attr
buted
an-
VICTORIA.
Mar.
1
:
The
Sal
proximately
40
per
cent
to
the
vage
King
is
leaving
Friday
for
great
war.
Dutch
Harbor
to
tw
the
freigh-
In
a
brief
reference
to
the.ter
HavilMh
to
Yoknhama
where
tariff
Mr.
Rolb
intimated
that,
the
Havllah
is
to
be
scrapped.