D
ALBERT
HALL
LONDON,
Mar.
6:
A
Liberal
mass
demonstration
has
been
arranged
for
the
Albert
Hall,
London,
March
16
to
enable
David
Lloyd
Georgo
to
repeat
the
speech
tie
made
last
Friday
in
which
he
fledged
the
party
if
he
returned
to
power
to
wipe
out
the
unem
ployment
within
the
year
with
out
adding
a
penny
to
the
taxa
Uon,
SAW
REVOLUTION
IN
MEXICO
COMING
AND
MANY
MOVED
NORTH
Word
has
been
received
by
I'rince
Itunert
nnnnlo
frnrrt
friends
LINDBERGH
TO
RE
MARRIED
WITHIN
WEEK
IS
REPORT
SEATTLE,
Mar.
G:
Word
has
been
received
that
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
is
to
!iod.
be
married
within
a
week
to
Miss
Morrow.
In
spite
of
the
secrecy
which
has
been
maintained
in
connection
with
it
a
code
invitntlnn
to
an
airman
to
QUEBEC,
Mar.
G:
Premier
Taschereau
told
the
legislature
yesterday
that
one
constitutional
..i
.
'..
.
I
..
..
.
u-.i
........
wno
nave
been
In
Mexico
stating
(authority
ne
nau
consuueu
that
the
people
in
the
western
a
definite
opinion
that
the
Ked-I'art
of
the
country
have
been
Ural
Old
Age
pensions
law
was
Meeting
a
revolution
for
somelultra
vires.
It
raised
the
ques-tlme.
As
a
result
business
was
tlon
as
to
whether
the
Dominion
fit
a
standstill
and
those
who
had
nower
to
use
money
to
pay
were
able
to
leave
for
the
United
the
provinces
for
part
of
States
did
so.
cost
of
the
scheme.
Business
With
United
States
is
larger,
Wood
and
Paper
Highest
OTTAWA,
Mar.
Qf
Canada'
trade
with
the
United.
-Kingdom
amounts
to
$6-10,81
1,132
in
tho
twelve
months
ended
January
31
an
increase
of
more
than
$48,-000,000
over
the
proceeding
per-
EDINBURGH,
Mar.
6:
Bight
Rev.
Dr.
G.
P.
Walpole,
Bishop
of
Edinburgh
under
the
Episcopal
Church
of'
Scotland,
died
on
Monday.
'
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
G:
The
price
of
wheat
hero
today
was
$1.25Vif0r
Number
1
Northern.
the
.This
is
a
quarter
of
a
cent
I
lower
than
yesterday.
The
export
Were
$4tG,-
850,
C88
against
9-109,370,349
in
tho
preceding
year.
Imports
reached
$193,451,434.
The
trade
with
the
United
States
has
increased
over
$1G1,-000,000
for
the
same
period
to
attend
the
interesting
event
I"
ttnl
f
$1,359,208,515.
Exports
gave
the
affair
away.
The
Ko
the
United
States
totalled
marriage
is
to
take
place
in
$491,043,564,
the
largest
item
was
or
near
Mexico
City.
W00(l
PPer
at
$238,879,893.
(.
t
t
t
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
MAY
BE
ULTRA
VIRES
OF
DOMINION
GOYT.
imports
were
?a40.35a.894
of
th
Is
$802;514,3Gl
represents
iron
and
its
products
and
$131,943,133
non
mctalllcs
including
coal.
BISHOP
PASSES
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Irryon
rdi
tb
CUulfled
Ad.
LARGE
CAIUBET
It
you
loie,
advertlM
tor
It.
Sptclil
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
tb
owner,
Danclnf
every
Saturday
nljht
Wbtterer
you
Deed,
adrertlM
(or
It
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
OCT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Parties
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
(Newspaper
Vol.
XX.,
No.
53.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
6,
1029
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CIVIL
IN
ME
This
it
an
hitherto
unpublished
photograph
of
Miss
Anne
Spencer
Morrow,
daughter
of
Am
bassador
Morrow,
who
had
a
bad
shake-up
in
an
airplane
accident
when
her
fir.vee,
Col.
Charles
Lindbergh,
landed
in
a
plane
with
only
one
wheel
at
Mexico
City.
Prince
Rupert
is
Exonerated
From
the
:h
pl
Ice
Bound
Charge
(Vancouver
Province)
Lukiu
Johnston's
efforts
on
behalf
of
Prince
Rupert
in
nail-lag
an
article
by
one
Barbara
Austen
in
Pearson's
Weekly,
have
borne
fruit.
It
will
be
remembered
that
recently
Barbara
wrote
a
thrilling
story
for
the
London
Weekly
in
which
she
alleged
she
walked
two
miles
over
an
icefield
into
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Johnston,
London
representative
of
the
Southam
newspapers,
immediately
took
steps
to
challenge
this
reflection
on
Prince
Rupert.
The
editor
of
Pearson's
Weekly
now
writes
Mr.
Johnston,
Stating:
"I
have
now
heard
from
Miss
Austen,
who
much
regrets
that
an
error
crept
Into
her
article
to
which
you
refer.
She
feels
quite
certain
that
shs
probably
did
say
Prince
Rupert,
whereas
the
place
she
had
in
mind.
was
Prince
Edwiird."
It
is
now
up
to
Barbara
to
explain
where
Prince,
Edward
is.
Does
she
mean
Princfc
Edward
Island?
Mr
Johnston
intends
to
enquire.
Barbara
visited
Vancouver
about
two
years
ago
and
sang
at
one
of
the
churches.
ASSISTING
LAND
SEEKERS
EDMONTON,
March
C
In
order
to
help
land
seekers
In
their
search
for
suitable
locations,
three
parties
will
be
at
work
under
Dominion
government
nuspices
all
pring
and
summer.
Their
work
will
be
to
report
on
the
kind
of
soil
In
each
quarter
section,
so
that
tho
government
official
may
be
able
to
give
the
immigrant
the
right
advice.
DEVELOPB
ABRUPT
DROP
IN
OIL
SHARES
n
VANCOUVER,
March
G.
Oil
shares
on
the
stock
exchange
yesterday
declined
abruptly
in
the
face
of
heavy
profit-taking.
With
the
continued
heavy
turnover
the
mines
were
practically
ignored.
Home
lost
$1.2$,
Coalmont
20,
A.
P.
Consolidated
35,
Dalhousie
20,
Illinois
Alberta
25,
Mayland
GO,
McLcod
40,
and
Royalite
$15.
Dev-enlih
improved
12
cents
and
Big
Missouri
was
B
higher.
UNITED
STATES
REPORT
THAT
PRINCE
IS
TO
BE
REGENT
Prince
of
Wales
to
be
Appointed
Regent
Because
of
Poor
Health
of
King
Who
May
Not
Fully
Reccvei
London
Dispatch
to
New
York
Says
King's
Health
Such
That
He
May
Never
Again
Participate
in
State
Affairs
NEW
YORK,
March
6.
A
news
dispatch
received
here
from
London
states
that
the
Prince
ot
Wales
will
be
made
regent
within
the
next
month
and
that
it
is
thought
King
George
will
never
resume
his
kingly
duties,
his
physical
condition
being
such
as
to
make
this
imperative.
Wnile
the
King
is
much
improved
in
health,
his
physicians'warn
him
that
he
will
have
to
use
the
greatest
care
not
to
excite
himself
and
to
forego
any
undue
exertion.
Since
the
commencement
of
the
King's
illness
the
council
of
state
has
functioned,
but
it
is
pointed
out
that
it
cannot
well
function
in
such
matters
as
the
opening
of
parliament
because
Premier
Baldwin
is
a
member
of
that
council,
and
as
he
prepares
the
speech
from
the
throne
and
places
it
in
the
hands
of
the
sovereign,
it
would
be
a
rather
anomalous
condition
of
affairs.
Also,
it
is
pointed
out
that
the
question
of
the
dissolution
of
parliament
has
to
be
undertaken.
Should
Mr.
Baldwin
be
defeated
atthe
polls
he
Would
have
to
resign
and
his
resignation
as
premier
would
be
accepted
by
himselfi
as
a
member
of
the
council
of
state.
.
.
,..
The
only
person
who
might
object,
to-the
regency
of
the
Prince
might
possibly
be
the
QUeeny
butishe
has
no
authority
in
the
matter.
The
appointment
of
the
Prince-
of-
Wales
-as-
regent
has
been
suggested
as
a
possibility
before,
but
now,
it
is
understood,-
the
move
has
been
decided
upon
and
Will
be'
made
very
soon.
BOGNOR,
March
6.
The
King
walked
from
his
bedroom
to
the
adjoining
sun
room
at
Craigwell
House
yesterday,
sitting
there
all
morning
in
the
warm
sunshine.
WARRANT
PREPARED
LONDON,
March
6.
An
important
part
of
the
new
duties
devolving
upon
the
Prince
of
Wales
as
His
Majesty's
deputy
will
be
to
officiate
at
this
year's
investitures
of
knighthood.
It
is
stated
authoritatively
that
a
royal
warrant
granting
the
necessary
powers
to
the
Prince
has
been
prepared.
LLOYD
GEORGE
TO
SPEAK
AT
INVESTIGATE
SECRET
FUND
Hon.
U.
H.
J'ooley
Says
Matters
of
Serioua
.Moment
Brouiht
to
His
Attention
VICTORIA.
March
6
An
invent'gatlon
is
to
Lc
held
into
the
expenditures
made
out
to
the
secret
i-ervice
fund
established
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
This
was
decided
when
.a
motion
was
introduced
by
Hon.
R.
II
.
Pooley
in
the
legislature,
and.
passed.
A
select
committee
consisting
of
Bd.
Tw;gg,0.
W.
Berry
and
Ian
Mackenzie
will
conduct
the
irrrekiigatfhn"
with
power
to
call
witnesses
and
take
evidence
on
oath.
"I
have
given
serious
consideration
to
the
motion.
Matters
of
serious
moment
have
come
to
my
attention
during
the
past
few
days.
I
should
feel
lacking
in
my
duty
If
I
did
net
carry
out
the
investigation."
said
Mr.
Pooley
in
reply
to
T.
D.
Pat-lullojnd
A
M.
Manson,
who
had
asked
that
the
motion
he
withdrawn
on
the
grounds
that
it
would
be
a
very
unwise
precedent
to
set.
INCREASE
IN
TRADECANADA
Lindy's
Bride
To
Be
Terrible
Civil
War
is
Commencing
in
Mexico
flighting
Everywhere
'
NEW
YORK,
March
6.
Word
received
here
from
.
Mexico
City
indicates
that
out
of
the
60,000
men
in
the
Mexican
army,
10,000
have
gone
over
to
the
rebels.
Military
action
on
an
extended
scale
marked
the
prog-oss
of
the
Mexican
revolution
today.
Both
government
and
rebel
troop
movements
have
begun
in
the
north
and
..outh
and
heavy
fighting
is
in
prospect.
The
federal
forces
were
today
marching
in
five
directions
to
recapture
Monterey,
an
important
railway
centre.
The
condition
with
regard
to
Vera
Cruz
is
different,
the
government
being
content
to
battle
up
that
port,
i
In
the
north
the
rebels
appear
to
have
scored
signal
successes,
but
the
battle
lines
were
being
drawn
at
points
a.most
within
gun
range
of
the-United
States
border.
Mexican
reports
nave
been
received
of
fighting,
favorable
to
the
rebels
at
Mazatlan,
SinalosTorreaon,
oshuila
and
Cannea,
while
the
rebels
also
claim
to
ha.ve
captured
Chihushua
a
city
of
60,000
people.
It
is
becoming
more
evident
that
the
war
is
largely
over
the
question
of
religious
liberty,
GARRISON
REVOLTS
WASHINGTON,
March
6.
The
United
States
consul,
Willis
Myers,
at
Vera
Cruz,
reports
to
the
state
depart
ment
today
that
a
third
battalion
of
the
revolutionary1
garrison
at
Vera
Crui
had-
mutiriied
'a"nd
Wds
occupying
half
'
the
city.
"
M
ACM
ILL
AN
MAKES
SCHOLARSHIP
OFFER
TO
UNIVERSITY
.
VANCOUVER,
Mar.
6:
II.
R.
MacMillan,
president
of
the
II.
R.
MacMillan
Ex-
port
Co.
Ltd.,
and
part
owner
of
a
sawmill
at
Prince
Rup-
ert,
has
offered,
a
$1,000
'
scholarship
in
economics
ef-
fective
for
three
years
with
a
free
study
trip
to
the
Orient
to
students
of
the
University
of
British
Colum-
bia.
The
governors
will
con-
aider
the
offer
sho'rtly.
r
CO.
WINS
FIRST
BOUT
IN
BRANCH
LINES
OTTAWA,
March
5.
While
the
application
of
the
C.P.R.
to
build
what
the
C.N.R.
compluins
was
thejr
territory
was
held
over,
hc
standing
committee
of
the
house
of
commons
yesterday
recommended
construction
of
branch
lines
by
the
C.N.R.
between
Mel-fort
and
Aberdeen,
Sask.
The
branch
lines
measure
of
the
C.P.R.
wijl
be
considered
at
a
later
date.
The
Canadian
National
branch
would
cost
$1,800,000,
covering
89
miles.
CP.R.
SKIPPER
DIES
VANCOUVER.
Mar.
6:
Captain
William
Sanderson,
aged
74,
a
pioneer
Canadian
Pacific
Mas-jter
Mariner,
was
buried
today.
He
died
on
Sunday.
He
was
I
born
in
Liverpool,
England.
NEWGAMEACT
IN
COMMITTEE
Will
Be
Put
In
Force
by
Order-in-Council
on
Manson's
Suggestion
VICTORIA,
March
6.
The
Game
Act
amendments
introduced
by
Hon-.
R.
H.
Pooley
were
considered'
by
the
committee
of
the
whole
legislature
yesterday.
Some
amendments
relative
to
the
trap
line
registration
which
Dr.
AVrineh
had
offered
were
not
finally
disposed
of
aria
are
to
be
'
considered
at
the
next
sitting.
Mr.
Pooley
conceded
a
request
of
former
Attorney-General
Man-son
for
a
little
delay
in
bringing
in
of
the
administrative
sections
of
the
bill.
It
will
be
brought
into
effect
by
an
order-in-council.
Mr.
Manson's
plea
was
that
the
attorney-general
should
try
out
the
present
administrative
sec
tions
before
making
the
changes
which
he
had
in
view.
GALE
THREATENED
AIRSHIPS
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
G:
A
howling
45-mile
wind
accompanied
by
rain
threatened
two
dirigibles
which
were
anchored
at
Bowling
Field.
It
was
with
great
difficulty
the
airships
were
held.
.
1
ScottishHumor.
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Fattory
HEIRS
AND
EXECUTORS
"Father,
what
are
heirs
and
executors!"
Father:
"Hefrs
are
the
descendants
o'
fowks
wi'
money
and
execut-ors
are
the
fowks
that
wish
they
were
deid.