'
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
rAofe
snr
Mondav
March
NEW
VICE-PRESIDENT
OF
UNITED
STATES
Charles
Curtis
took
offi-e
today
commencing
his
four
year
tarm
at
inaugural
eeremesy
j
(.
.
t
Washington.
"J
i
ATLANTIC
FLIER
LAID
TO
R8S
Mi
mlx
i-s
of
the
German
Royalist
Society
carrying
the
casket
of
Huron
Von
Huenefuld
to
thv
(.
nv
tr.y
in
Berlin
in
final
tribute
to
their
brave
cemna:;ion
who
croened
the
Atlantic
Ocean
in
th"
memorable
"Ur
-iucn"
flieht.
-
'
-
-
-
.
m
i
s
t
-
E.Rh
ty-s.x
million
dollar,
is
a
lot
of
nxwiey,
but
that's
fu
t
the
amount
of
money
it
will
cajt
ihe
U.S.
to
the
Lexington
scrap
and
Saratoga,
navy
aircraft
carriers.
They
have
beeji
n
se.rv.ci,
hardly
more
than
fifteen
months,
but
already
the
coat
..f
running
th.
m
ha.s
.shown
th.
.r
dr.mgn
ih
n'
mistake.
Ju
t
us
soon
as
,
w
whscIm
m
lhc
w
tvpo
are
,-,udy
these
'
"mistakes"
will
be
Junked.
-
'NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B:C
,
if
;nfw
hajseiton
ThoiPelk
Uriuge
Club
met
this
w&K
at
the
home.
of
'.Mrs.
K.
a.
as
well
as
jJt"
ratuca
n;re
jjueaia.
MaIk
:
(erge
Is
Betting
out
a
arge
number
if
cedar
jajles
tii
winter
in
this
district.
By'
the
time
the
season
closes
he
(
(
hope
to
have
300,000.
lineal
feeti
Hi
the
river
bank.
He
has
had
a
very
successful
season.
SMmiERS
The
council
ot
the
Smithers
.Utiattift
Board
of
Trade
has
de-
TeioVd
to
take
$125
worth
of
pace
in
a
publicity
book
whose
representative
was
recently
here.
Allan
'Rutherford
was
dischar
ged
from
the
Smithers
Hospital
this
vh4c,
having
recovered
from
K.
wee!
lines
wjth
pleurisy.
Rv.
'Father
Valliere'
0.
31.
I.
sa
iA
tvwefc's
trip
Jto'l
Burns
ike,
CheelatU.
Ootaa.
Lake
and
other
points
in
that'
ditrct.
W:
S.
'Harris
of
-NewfHalelton
waa
a
visitor
hero
at
the
first
f
the
week
on
business
in
con-
.aeeiian
with
a
mining
deal.
Robert
Ashburner.
well
known
(iteiiUnua
farmer,
is
a
patient
.i
tike
Jfciithew
Hospital
where
is
making
satisfactory
re
covery
ifrem
an
attack
ef
pneu-
jema.
Rain
and
wtad
of
late
have
greatly
.reduced
the
-snow
level
tare
ami,
if
present
conditions
ontinue,
it
will
soon
be
all
disappeared:
1
A.
S.
Miller
received
word
on
Monday
of
the
death'
in
Ketchikan
of
his
stater;
'"Mrs.
W.
A.
I
Bryant,
who
w
as
a
visHer
"Jri
k-mitbera
three
-yeare
ago.
Heavy;
itraf
f
ie
.
in
-y
experiencing
nnua!
difficulties
on
the
Bulk-
ey
Hilt
'Where
sunshine
of
late-
has
removed
.practically
all
the
snow,
Jtsaying.
the
rcswl
ia
rathef
Smitherw
merchants'
are
paying
the
farmers
$1.60
per
sack
for
potatoes.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
:'riice
George
HoapRal
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
fol-owt:
president.
Jlrs.
C.
P.
Dey-kin;
vice-presidents,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Patterson
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Wright;
treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
S
Edwards:
..retary,
Mrs
W.
G.
Fraser;
rep-esentat:ve
on
hospital
boara,
uin.
lidward.--
i
Federal
government
Appropria-oni
for
this
jdislriet,
include
n.onnt
at
ftiSOO
fa
f.utther
im-otreiits
to
the
Summit
Uke
.oute
itff
the
1'enco
River
on
the
Crookttl
and
Parsnip
Rivers.
A
iiuWtus
has'been
DUt
on
the
project
for
Hte
establuhnicnt
ot
i
crttamwy
in
J'nne
ueoigv
by
ruison
of
the
fact
that
P.
Burns
,a
Ltd.
'ba
.taken
a
three-year
uue
on
he
Ynndertibof
croam-ry.
Thus
all
the
cream
in
this
Mtriet
wll
be
taken
care
of.
H.
E.
W'aby,
district
insector
Lof
iioultry
for
the
provincial
gov-
ynment,
was
retonsible
for
the
ttatenwat
M
the
annual
bampjet
)f
the
Farmer's
Institutes
of
District
('.
here
that
the
federal
ovi
rnrr.ent
wa
intending
to
e-
.bilsh
an
ejtt)imental
farm
Mr
his
('
.
irict
within
the
next
year
r
so.
It
ts
expected
that
rR
wrm
wijl
.ftit
t'nnce
George
hicl.
his'
Tift
advantageous
lo
cation.
Resides,
Mr.
Waby,
spea
il'wni
;;t
the
Fajancrs'..
Institute
Fbanfjuet
IncluiregMMay""
.
Fat
urn
fcookPrnmA.-
u,
ur-
chanl.
D.W.1iNfinr5aR..BJ.v11
liams
,Jonn
Aasmhn'
and
F.
D.
Taylor.
Weather
has
been
much
milder
here
of
lntpk.-tlie
lowest
thermo
meter
reaflng
for
the
week
having
been
18
above
last
Sat
urday.
There
have
been
ructions
in
livie
affairs
here
as
a
result
of
the
recent
summary
dismissal
by
!
CUxCkrk-J.CietlhmvjBt-hisJ
stenographer,
Miae
Helen
Qulnn.
While
'the
rusti
'df
the
council
j
backed
up
the
clerk,
Mayor
Patterson
insUted
that
he
be
asked
;
for
his
resignation.
At
a
council
j
meeting
on
Monday
over
100
!
citizens
including
three
ex-mayom
1
appeared
to
protest
against
Hiss
(Juinn's
dismutMl.
The
result
of;
the
matter
was
that
the
eJcrk
w.is
given
twe'rtty-'four
hours
to'
con-
J
sider
action
on
the
request
for
'
his
resignation.
It
is
believed
that
the
whole
affair
may
be
set
tled
amicably.
BUILDING
STILL
,
AHEAD
OF
1928
.
Although
building
in
the
city
was
at
a
rather
low
ebb
during
February,
aggregating
only
$2,-
3C0
in
value,
figures
for
the
first
two
months
of
1929,
amount
inii
to
$9610,
are
stili
ahead
of
the
corresponding
period
in
'J2f
when
only
$7526
was
recorded
in
tie
two
months.
The
February
building
list
wa
as
follows:
Nippon
Kai
Kan.
repairs
to
Norfolk
Hotel,
Fulton
Street
$860.00
M.
Alder.
general
repairs,
3rd
Avenue
400.00
A.
W.
Edge,
remodelling
upstairs,
2nd
Avenue
..860.00
II.
G.
Hyde,
repair
foundations,
Fraser
St.
126.00
MyrMe
Casey,
re-shingle
roof,
Comox
A.
venue
.
.
110.00
H.
G.
Hyde,
remodel
first
floor,.
Fraser
Street
..1.
175.00
M.
Alder,
electric
sign,
3rd
Avenue
Total
400.00
.$2JS0O.OO:
DONALD.ROSS
QUITS
!
.
SCHOOL
STAFF
TO
JOIN
DRY
DOCK;
Donald
Rom,
who
has
successfully
carried
out
the
work
of
rnanual
training
instruction
in
the
local
public
school
for
several
years,
has
been
relieved
of
those
duties
by
the
school
board
in
order
that
.he
may
take
charge
of
the
drafting
department
at
the
local
dry
dock.
Mr.
Rosa'
duties
as
manual
training
instructor
are
being
taken
over
by
E.
Gee,
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
last
night.
!
I
1o
DUNLOP
Quick
as
a
Fias
it
stops
trie
lou
UNTIL
you've
tried
it,
you
cannot
realize
how
quickly
Buckley's
Mixture
relieves
ny
Coutrh.
The
verv
flrrt
dose
of
this
(.
liKhtful,
different
remedy
stops
a
spasm
of
coughing
and
there
are
40
doees
In
a
7R-cent
bottle!
Children
like
it
and
so
will
you.
J
ml
tar
"Buckley
V
to
r
druglrt.
and
hall
hand
IriHl
a
fiunMlMd
fmadr
that
h..
for
Jraan,
bwn
living-
rtnlllv
rrltrf
to
iff.rara
(runt
Cough.
CoUU,
IlrvoohltU,
rriiatod
Tliruata,
Wbuopiii
Cough
or
Croup,
Tnr
it
UxUr.
W.
K.
IlucUlfj.
Limited
112
Mutual
Streit,
Toronto
2
M
IXTURE
,01
asy
II
)
AcTs
l.kg
a
flaih&
single
sip
proves
it
ff
Large
Size,
75c;
Traveller
Size,
10c.
Puts
STRENGTH
VITALITY
BEEF
into
you
BQVRELCreate8
Energy
COMPANY
h
f
ssrf
W
VTT
Exceptional
Mileage
on
Dunlop
Tires
The
very
last
mile
that
experience,
forethought,
care
and
mechanical
skill
can
apply
is
huilt
into
Dunlop
Tires.
Direct
access
to
the
first
sources
of
supply
for
select
materials
give
stability
to
Dunlop
Tires.
The
co-operation
of
a
world-wide
organization
contributes
the
results
of
extensive
research
for
the
perfecting
of
Dunlop
Tires.
A
system
of
Service
Stations,
spread
aloni!
the
'highways
of
Canada,
afford
tJ
w
-
-
'
motorists
every
facility
for
keeping
In
touch
l
t-
1
A
I
Willi
me
uumup
ucuicr.
Cruich.a
am)
Distributor
(rom
Coast
to
Coait
Sarric
DapotS
along
all
travail.
J
toads
TIRE
ft
RUBBER
GOODS
LIMITKO
CANADA
A.3O0
I
I
m