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THE
CLASSimD
HABIT.
V
I.
XX
.
No.
107.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
X.
A
M
,110
Boston
Grill
FREE
PRESS
AND
SPEECH
DISCUSSED
OTTAWA
British
Will
Not
Accept
Latest
Proposals
German
Rep;
LONDON,
May
9.
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
told
the
house
of
commons
today
that
the
kind
of
proposals
foreshadowed
for
the
German
reparations
settlement
in
the
London
press
yesterday
would
be
unacceptable
to
the
Baldwin
cabinet.
Under
no
circumstances
would
the
government
entertain
such
proposals,
he
said.
The
proposals
were
made
by
Owen
D.
Young,
head
of
the
American
delegation,
under
which
it
is
said
Great
Britain
would
get
the
worst
of
the
settlement.
It
is
understood
the
new
proposals
would
be
acceptable
to
Germany.
The
creditor
delegates
are
meeting
with
the
German
delegates
in
Paris
today.
UNIVERSITY
CONVOCATION
BEING
HELD
Governor
s
Medal
Goes
To
Eng
linhman
Residing
'at
jMounL
Vernon,
Washington
VANTOUVER.
May'
Si-i-ThM
..nation
of
the
University
of
Ei
:
:
-,h
Columbia
Is
being
held
'
;
afternoon
at
Point
Grey,
de-
(
':
boing
conferred
on
222
stu-.
t'.-nM
I
refi
ll
Hull,
a
2i-year-old
Eng-!
i
mhn
residing
at
Mount
Ver-.
'
Wash.,
will
be
awarded
the'
E
n
i-jreneral's
medal.
I
1
c
Frendi
government
scholar
f
10.000
franca
will
be'
i-il'1'!
to
Miaa
Jeaaie
Mennle
of
Ejrr.aby.
"'x
Nichol
scholarship
goes
to
i
I
m
II.
T
t.
I.l.u.ln,
'
rv
uiuie
iiouk".
iimiutw"
Ci'P
rtment
classics.
POLES
AND
PILES
NOT
AFFECTED
BY
TARIFF
PROPOSAL
Word
haa
been
received
la
the
'
'hat
poles
and
piles
are
not
Hl'
d
in
the
proposed
United
1
r
ul-
lust
submitted
to
the
house
f
r.'i'rc-sentallve
at
Washington,
This
will
be
ffood
news
to
the
res-
tJ"i,;!
f
the
Interior,
many
of
M-
,,m
1U.I-
mil.
in
are
viicir
iiviuk
iiuin
vu-
,1ns
poles
and
pile.
'
KCLIPSK
OP
SUN
MANILA,
May
atrrAn
eclipse,
the
sun
i
cast
cast
a
a
shadow
shadow
acr.oss
acr.oss
'')!v
S'nasia
da
COOLIDGE
OUT
OF
POLITICS
larations
CANADIANS
Against
Downward
Revision
of
U.
S.
Grain
Kates,
i
Says
Thornton.
.
.V
ltOnt
May.
9:,
4
hnounre'ment
can
be
rxnecled
soon
regarding
'the
protection
W
1
Canada
against
the
downward
revision
of
the
grain
freight
rates
in
the
United
States,"
stated
Sir
Henry
Thornton
here.
We
will
certainly
see
that
the
Canadian
people
are
pro-tected.,
he
said.
"This
is
a
matter
which
is
being
discussed
now
between
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways.
The
Canadians
will
not
suffer
and
we
will
have
an
announcement
to
rnake
boon."
ANGLO-CATHOLIC
GROUP
OBJECTS;:
.
".7"ii
t.nJaouth
concerning
the
city
were
r
in
of
UNhop
Will
Not
Obey
Ruling
ex)ected
Rreat
thinK8
of
London
Regard
o
Sacra-
j
fc
n,acc
,n
the
hear
future
mcnt
Reservation
T.nMDON.
May
9
-A
group
of
Anglo-uamonc
c.prKy."-"
""
don
have
addressed
an
open
letter
to
the
IHahon
oi
Mnuon,
n.
-
Arthur
Mey
Winnington
In
irrtm
utatinif
that
.
they
...
cannot
:
.t.
..
conscfentiouHiy
cumin;
directions
he
issued
recently
in
connection
with
the
reservation
or
iUn
nitriimont
.
.
...
p
pn
OBJECTION
TO
COURT
FI
ol-att'i
p
Mnv
9.
-Kxreption
O00
to
the
estates
of
lr8"""
ilrmvnuil
In
the
Princess
hopma
W
YORK,
May
9.
"I
don't!
to'
the
report
or
U.
S.
Cnm,f-W
'
to
go
back
Into
politics
and
0ner
Uowman.
who
early
inw
I
havo
no
nnlnUn
in
nffor
lust
now
Awarded
more
than
JAUWi,-
t'olitical
questions,"
declared
Ft
Mirft
whnn
iccn
portly
after
being
elected
to
the
'wreck,
In
1918
was
filed
In
the
lvjar1
of
dircctora
of
the
New
federal
court
here
y"""1"
YwU.ifa,
I
Blanket
objection
to
the
cnt
re
Mr
fooiidgo
Intimated
that
tin-!
findings
on
fact
and
the
conciu-dl
''
circumstances
It
would
be
ion.i
on
law
is
set
fortiHn
a
doeu-,IL'
"f
place
for
him
to
offer
an
merit
filed
on
behalf
of
the
Cana-
'
Inion
On
nnu
.HtUnl
nrnlildnv
llnn
Pnrlflc
Railway.
Northern
and
Settlement
McKENZIE
AND
.
imiJHN
ARRANGED
REGARDING
ROAD
.
Bruce
Hutchinson,
writing
in
the
Vancouver
Province
from
Victoria,
says:
"Mr.
McKentle
and
Mr.
Bruno
were
the
first
return-
ing
travellers
during
the
week.
They
came
from
the
north,
where
they
arranged
to
get
on
with
the
big
job
of
highway
construction
needed
to
link
Prince
Rupert
with
the
interior
a
costly
pro-
gram
which
cannot
be
ploted
over
night.
They1
irs
going
to
use
airplane
.
up
there
to
find
a
way
through
the
count
mountains
and
avoid,
tf
ifcy
can-
the
canyon
of
-the
Skeena,
more
forbid-
ding
route
even
than
the
Sanyo
n
of
the
FrBser."
,
POWER
COMPANY;
OFFICIALS
SEE
PROGRESS
AHEAD
Charles
Johnstone
and
George
R.
Atchison,
prominent
officials
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
who
wnt
north
to
Stewart
yesterday,
expressed
to
The
Daily
News
appreciation
of
the
condition
they
found
in
Prince
Rupert.
They
said
the
foundation
had
been
well
laM
and
the
city
was
due
for
a
forward
move
pretty
"
'
soo'h.
'
.'
.
'
f
1
Mr.
Johnstone
said
he
hid
ben
ery
agreeably
surprised
at
wh'at
had
found
here.
None
oj
me
tatementa
he
had
heard
In
the
ninnprn
nillTAD
IP
nUNLCIVrUlttlVft
Uf
PRINCE
RUPERT
STILL
IN
FLYING
BUSINESS
C.
O.
Prest.
who
In
1921
flew
the
first
airplane
which
ever
soar
ed
over
the
city
of
Princo
Rupert,
and,
In
fact,
the
only
straight
land
niAehlnc
that
has
ever
been
used
hre,
Is
now
located
In
Arlington,
Cal.,
where
he
conduct
a
bui-afn
known
as
the
Prest
Airplane
and
Molora.
He
is
still
identi
fled
with
the
flying
game,
al
'hough,
poaaibly.
In
not
quite
so
active
a
way
as
when
he
pioneered
V
nir
routoa
of
northern
British
Columbia,
Yukon
and
Alaska.
In
Tiorq
recent
years,
his
home
town
yf
Ia
Veirfi.
,N"ev.
has
honored
Hot
by
gaming'
ts
alrporV'Prest
Field.
I,.
M.
Hach,
who
was
Presl's
partner
In
Prince
Rupert's
first
aerial
exploit,
is
at
Santa
Monica,
where
he
is
engaged
In
manufacturing
airplanes.
PRICK
OP
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
May
9:
The
price
of
wheat
today
wns
quoted
at
$1.08.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
MAY
9,
NOT
I
EDITORIAL
VALUE
OF
TOURISTS
Seattle
claims
that
the
tourist
business
was
worth
$32,G00,000tto
that
city
last
year.
This
is
probably
the
world's
greatest
Industry
and
practically
every
city
ori
the
continent
shares
in
it.
Prince
Rupert
is
able
to
entertain
those,
people
who
come
here
by
boat
and
train,
but
they
are
not
the
ones
who
upend
moneyi
What
Is
needed
to
make
this
a
tourist
centre
is
the
road
to
connect
the
city
with
the
outside.
If
ten
thousand
cars
vis
td
Prince
Rupert
during
the
summer,
the
city
would
be
one
of
the
most
prosperous
in
the
country.
It
is
hard
to
believe
that
Premier
Tolmle
and
the
other
cabinet
ministers
are
aware
of
the
fact
tha
only
six
miles
of
provineiaU,rad
.haa
been
built
in'
this
.-neighborhood
during
the'
past
twenty
years.
ENTERTAINMENT!
H
HtSm.
..
.
Tentative
Program
Drawn
Up
by
Joint
Committee
for
Ap
proval
of
Captain
!
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
the
city
council,
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
First
North
R.
C.
Regiment,
Elks,
Eagles
and
Moose
was
held
last
night
to
make
tentative
arrangements
for
entertainment
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
visit
!te
port
of
II.
M.S.
Colombo.
The
program,
which
will
be
sub
mitted
to
Capt.
C
C.
Dobson,
V.C..
D.S.O.,
commanding
the
rolombo,
for
his
approval
will
in-
lude
two
football
games,
enter-
ilnment
by
the
anadian
Legion,
boxing
tournament
between
men
from
the
warship1
and
local
tal
ent,
public
dance,
celebration
of
the
King's
birthday,
as
well
as
a
number
of
more
or
less
private
affaire.
BRITISH
M.P.
DIES
LONDON,
May
9:
The
fifth
vacancy
was
caused
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
with
tjie
death
of
Sir
Edmund
Thurton,
Conservative
member
for
Thirsk
nnd
Malton,
aged
72.
He
was
eeking
reelection
J
'
SHAWATIjANS
IS
SEEN
HY
SKIPPER
,
Captain
R.
Newcombe
re-
ports
that
when
on
his
way
to
Shawatlana.ithls.
morning
-in
the
Dixie
-iRupert
accom-
panied
by
Jim
Mlnnis,
he
wiw
a
swan
swimming
In
Shawatlans
Passage
Just
be-
yond
the
mill.
'As
tho
launch
approached,
the
swan
flew
nway
In
the
direction
of
Cloyah
Hay.
Tho
bird
was
pure
white,
similar
to
those
In
the
parks
In
-the
south.
4-
1929
ACC
Three
Great
Political
Leaders
in
Neck
and
Neck
Race
With
the
announcement
o;
the
dates
of
dissolution,
nomination
and
election
day,
the
throe
nvjor
parties
in
Great
Britain
are
off
to
ai
running
start
with
government
leader-chip
as
the
prize.
All
three
le
iders
shown
above
have
known
the
sweets
of
office
and
served
as
Prime
Minister,
which
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
most
onerous
positions
in
the
world.
Th
three
portraits'
above
have
just
been
received
from
London
and
are
splendid
haraciwk.
studies
of
the
leaders:-IU.
If
n.
D.
Lloyd
George
(left).
Liberal
Chief
UU
a;
Rti
.Ujiv
SUn-ley
Raid
win,
Prime
Minister
and
leader
of
the
Conservative
partjrj
sn'tfWu.
,lo&,
ItarBsay
MacDonald,
head
of
the
Socialist
Party
(right).
--?
....
OTTAWA.
OTTAWA,
Mav
May
9.
9.
Recent
Recent
action
action
atrainst
against
the
the
editor
editor
of
of
terday
declared
a
divid-
the
Finnish
newspaper
in
Sudbury
and
the
attitude
of
the
i
end
of
20
per
centMp.w
Toronto
police
commission
with
respect
to
Communists
I
up
capital
of
the
'company
J
hrnnirlit.
n
HoWin
ifi
hmise
of
com-
;
j
;
?v's
"
WBS.
ft.'
VP
I
!s
1'
WHrti
'
VANCOUVER,
May
9:
Directors
of
the
Home
Oil
Company
Company
at
at
a
a
meeting
meeting
here
here
t
for
tor
the
tne
period
nerioa
ending
enains
April
nuni
30,
payable
on
June
29
to
shareholders
on
record
at
the
close
of
business
on
June
8.
:
I
MAKEPROTESTS
T0WASH1NGT0N
VICTORIA,
May
9.
J.
II.
Blocdel,
head
of
the
Bloedel.
1
Welch
iind
Stewart
operations
at
Grent
Central
Lake
and
of
other
lumbering
and
mill
operations
in
various
parts
of
the
provinee,
has
I
left
for
Washington
to
heart
the
fiKht
on
behalf
of
British
Col
urn-1
bla
producers
before
the
congres
sional
committee.
Fred
Woods
and
associate,
who
at
Inglewood,
B.C.,
oprate
one
of
the
largest
lumber
and
hingle
mills
on
bhe
continent
with
'he
whole
production
shipped
directly
to
the
United'
States
At
lantic
seaboard
cities.
Is
also
starting
representations
at
Wash
ington.
TOM
MIX.
MOVIE
STAR.
CHARGED
DEFRAUDING
COUNTRY
OF
TAXES
Right
bf
:Corrhi8ts
to
Ho
Meetings
Contended
in
the
Ottawa
'
u.
-c
v..,.j..
-
-
j
-
o---
.
--
ions
which
took
up
most
ing.
The
right
of
free
speech,
free
press
and
free
as-;
sembly
was
the
principle
at
stake,
a
number
of
members
.
intended.
While
they
were
not
in
favor
of
Communism,
they
strenuously-
objected
to
any
action
that
."would
suppress,
meetings
in
thatcause.
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
Labor
member
for
Winnipeg
North
Centre.
The
discus
sion
ended
without
definite
house.
MARCHING
ON
CANTON
CITY
Fall
of
South
China
Expected
Within
Next
Day
or
Two
CANTON,
May
9
Attacking
Kwangxl
troops
were
advancing
on
this
city
from
three
sides
today
nnd
its
fall
was
crnsldered
a
matler
of
from
18
In
72
hours.
The
Central
Ihnk
suspended
specie5
payments
and
conditions
very
near
to
a
panic
resigned..
TULIP
FESTIVAL
AT
.
BELLINGHAM
TODAY
RF.IJ.TNGHAM,
May
9.
The;
tenth
annual
tulip
festival
com-j
ronneeH
nt
BeUlngham
today.
Thei
city
is
resplendent
with
gay
colors
MROK
C.tUARET
Special
Dtnnr
Thursday
and
Saturday!
Iianrlng
e?erj
Saturday
nljht
from
8
to
IS.
Dane
Hall
for
Hlr
Accommodation
for
FrlTtt
Part!
rhone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
,k;.
v
.
of
Wednesday
afternoon's
sit-
action
.being
taken
by
the
VETERANS
HOLD
ANNUAL
MEET
Provincial
Command
of
Canadian
Legion
In
Session
at
Chilllwack
CHILLIWACK,
May
9:
Tho
fourth
provincial
convention
of
the
Canadian
Leftfon,
British'
Empire
Service
Leagua,
opened
here
today".
Robert
MneNicol,
secretary,
reported
a
total
membership
of
8,07(5
against
7,002
last
year.
Colonel
W..
W.
Poster,
president,
reviewed;
whlt
had
been
.-laccomplished
by
approaching
federal
:inH
provincial
govern-
roetits-turd'
declafed
there
was
necessity
to
exert
continual
pressure
in
order
to
obtain
justice.
T
Scottish
Humor
LOS
ANHKLKS.
May
0.
Tom
ull(1
iecially
with
tulips
which
Mix.
the
well
known
movie
actor.
!
"e
now
In
full
bloom.
BOTH
WENT
DRY
'a
charged
under
three
Indict-!
"
A
thirsty
Aberdonian
went
with
ment
with
defrauding
the
income!
Jnhn
Glark,
boiler
insjector,
Is
a
thirsty
Yorkshireman
to
Lon-tax
department
to
the
extent
of
a
visitor
here
on
official
duties,
don.
The
Yorkshireman
had
no
$103,000
during
the
years
1925,
having
arrived
yesterday
from
money
either,
so
thi'y
both
went
1926
and
1927.
Vancouver.
dr