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CUTTING
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CURE
98
3.00
19.
3.00
9.00
140
Thursday,
Feb.
,
10W
This
continuous
cutting
ot
expenditures
is
no
cuve
f
ov
the
present
condition
of
the
country.
If
President
Heatty
succeeds
in
catting
down
the
cost
of
operating
the
(wo
national
railways
by
reducing
the
staffs,
and
if
Premier
Bennett
saves
a
few
million
dollars
by
reducing
the
wages
and
salaries
of
the
federal
employees,
and
if
the
municipalities
get
everything
down
to
a
minimum
in
order
to
en-
BRITISH
FLYERS
The
people
of
Canada,
as
citizens
of
a
British
Dominion,
will
be
triad
to
hear
of
the
success
of
the
British
flyers,
hod
tie
elait
and
wr.Uo
he
slaved
(
own
south
th
others
were
to
to
north
and
n
the
assessment
work
on
tham.
Wnwver.
thev
went
north
""il
fnHM
o
do
Ts"!meni
work,
let
tine,
them
laps"
to
be
re
sulted
by
Uadeberg.
Chief
Justice
Morrison
before
whom
the
tsto
took
piste
in
Vtttcria
some
three
yeass
ago.
awarder
Mr.
Hants
1
IKalelsW
Tkir
b
tl
all
This
award
was
taken
to
the
sundlng.
and
oar
"ontinaes
to
be
"u
Supreme
Court
if
Garuua-
and
-tfon
its
mkm
mm
MEETING
OF
,.
NAVY
LEAGUE
Officers
Re-elected
for
Another
Year
and
Number
of
Reports
Were
Reecived
Tuesday
evinhtothe
Navy
League
held
lu
regular
nsMl
meeting
a
the
beadoutnters
of
the
H.
C.
N.
V.
what
is
going
to
happen
T
By
that
time
we
shall"
have
thou-
a
finanetai
report
skoem
vt-
sands
more
unemployed
and
the
purchasing
power
ot
the
Tp-TT'
people
will
be
so
small
that
merchants
will
not
be
able
to
wwfc
to
eoo,,
wiln
carry
on
profitably.
ufe
saving.
Before
we
can
expect
to
start
on
the
upward
grade
it
t
in
his
report
summarisins
vk
seems
as
if
the
federal
government
should
start
out
on
a
of
the
suvantntton
dutmg
nw
year
bold
policy
of
initiating
public
works
for
which
they
will
vm
MfZH
lISLi
pay
real
wages.
As
one
of
British
Columbia's
public
men
ndlt
tSLTTS
has
been
saying
this
is
a
time
of
emergency
and
emer-
Nary
Let.
or
9mi
baa
ca-
trency
measures
are
necessary,
it
is
not
enougn
10
Keep
.ied
o
as
aeiitu.
w.
.
wtyar,
mt
3
.
,
.
T
,
.
,
AT
I
.
,
people
from
grumbling
by
wielding
the
big
stick.
A
new
policy
is
necessary
inai
win
nil
ine
peupie
uut
ua
me
muuu
of
despond
a
and
start
them
on
the
road
toward
a
better
condition.
secieuvy,
bbs
and
ability
League.
A
and
mjuraa-nes
are
chief
aettsttiy
work
In
Gavford
and
Nicholetts.
in
beating
alt
former
records
for
ntartlon
with
Ruoert
long
distance
flight.
Now
the
British
hold
the
records
for
sea
cadet
corps,
captain
coo,
speed
in
the
air,
for
altitude
and
for
long
distance
non-
Uearnt
Raoe
in
8wif
ttese
record,
sen-e
no
practical
purpose
they
in-
J
tSZTB
(licate
tnat
people
ot
tnis
commonweaun
are
worm
itauert,
mtmbe
0f
the
Sea
Cadet
earns
in
the
most
modern
mode
ot
travel,
it
is
someimng
or
u'hiVh
to
hp
nrnud.
r
natr-a.
very
mucr
apareciate
-
-
el
forts
in
this
connection.
r
Tr
i
TTJ
ri11rV
10.000
out
of
th
money
received
The
present
strength
of
the
Sea
I
h
IjA
Li
l
Ivir"
1-
lfrom
tn'
Consolidated
and
other-
Cadet
Corns
consist
of
32
Cadets
;
previous
purchasers
who
had
lap-
ore
th
roll.
During
the
past
year
rTiATTTUTT
TPT
'
tranjfmd
to
the
R.ON
I
UN
I
IIMI
IKI)
VR.
d
it
is
expected
that
Litltatlon
Over
Proceeds
of
Rig
there
cut
dowrt
to
$50.000j
freeing
tamed
17
years
of
age.
Missouri
Mine
Continues
in
jtjndeborr
of
liability
and
placing
nmt
aR(,
Qtmn
Vift0ri
!
it
on
the
others,
who
had
to
pay
Dr,,u
hutrlK;Uonl
and
the
wholes
soow
VICTORIA.
Feb.
8-
Dan
Und-
The
$50,000
share
returned
to
borf'a
fortune,
wh'ch
he
gained
In
Lindeboxr
by
the
Supreme
Court
1928
when
he
sold
his
Big
Missouri
of
Canada,
out
of
the
$100,009
...
.
n
.
.
j
.
j
n
I.
-
-
Tm
TTK
U.
rlmt
Tbfcs-
Mine
VO
UW
VOnSOUOaiea
snciurn
iwinna
u.
oaura
uj
.MmI
h
hnlh
for
SJS0JW0.
after
having
spirt
his
tire
Morrison,
is
the
subject
of
the
nmj)mn
Ql
thU
braBch
of
Navy
uie
since
ine
ocginning
oi
ne
yrennt
uvusuctom.
a-
kwwu
centuiy
to
make
nmethlng
of
the
Law
MiEwam
a
the
admtult-jold
claims
stakea
In
the
high
trsfor
of
tfce
eUte
of
Hlrkm
Ste-.reaches
of
the
Salmon
River
on
reason
and
the
heirs
of
Jas.
Prod-the
Alaska
boundary
line,
came
in-
foot,
who,
are
on
the
one.
side
and
to
court
here
again.
have
J.
W.
deB.
Fasrls
as
thelr
In
a
series
of
actions
of
virleu
it
wye'
kinds,
the
Under
:rg
fortune
has
On
the
other
side
as
defendants
been
before
the
courts
here
and
In
are
Arthur
Cosens,
Verena
Mabel
Vancouver
since
he
got
it
paid
up
Ooaens.
X.
Ilubart
Heroswortb.
ex-In
fulL
He
died
a
couple
of
.years
ecatora
of
the
estate
ot
Dan
Und-
ago.
with
litigation
still
a
long
way
.in
and-
administrator
of
the
es
from
the
end.
For
Part
Share
berg,
berg,
The
present
case
which
is
beftr
and
F.
D.
Pratt
as
their
lawyers,
the
Court
of
Appeal
comes
as
art
The
W:Ewan
side
with
Mr.
Far-aftermath
of
the
suit
broug:u
ag-
ris
claim
that
under
ah
arrange-ainst
Llndeborg
by
William
Karri?
ment
negotiated
with
the
Ltnde-of
Port
Angclet.
f
r
part
share
In
borg
side
over
the
reduction
of
the
the
Big
Missouri
mynent.
as
Harris
)ud?meTt,
they
were
enti-
of
the
pioneer
dlicoverer
of
it
tied
t
onc-balf
the
m,t
ui
to
be
iJT
w
otnrtMy
by
Mr.
Hirrls
c!alm-d
hs
ind
othasa
!
returned.
On
tfcla
claim
they
last
December
sacc
ti
Llndeborg
side
for
$16,000
and
$2,724
costs.
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
hatvd,
the
case
In
Vancouver
and
awarded
Mrs.
Mc-"wan
Judgment
for
J13J20.
on
the
uisls
of
half
her
c'alm.
Mr
nueNrlU
and
Llndoborg
Interests
as
defendant
appellants
ire
now
seeklnr
to
have
this
vtc-
v
for
he
o'her
side
reversed.
Boils
Si
Ui
Cor.:
M
it
Worfc
Mr.
VTnr.
VntjdvU,
Hfto
Pk..
wrlt
"Tfcrt
yer
I
wtr
troubled
wits
boil
whi'S
wttr
to
fctd
T
fonlfl
not
work.
f.
frltnrf
toM
mt
My
Maad
wort
U
til
ind
mli'io'!
nr
tt
(Vc
1'urtfttV
Khod
Hitter.
I
dMir't
kfcvw
y,
rMld'IMtl
iulr
k
MdiD
Ui
muU
ml
wry,
at
ltU
put
tfcf
liflt
t(n
rnA"
Lieu
tenant-Colon
ei
s.
D.
Johnston
M.C.,
who
gave
a
very
satisfactory
report.
In
conclusion.
I
wish
to
tender
Lieutenant
W.
H.
Hume.
Commanding
Officer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Unit
of
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
R..
the
very
beat
than
be
of
the
Prince
Rpert
Branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
for
the
use
of
their
quarters
and
officer's
mess
during
the
paauyear,
to
the
members
of
the
executive
committee,
and
to
all
others
who
have
helped
in
any
way
this
branch
of
the
Navy
League.
LEADER
OF
an
peve
LIBERALS
ON
WAR
I'AT
(Cnnt:nueri
fram
paee
on
H
i!
many
times
by
outbursts
af.
aph
M:
Pattullo
aroused
a
stonn
of
itpoluu.
a
bv
reading
Hon.
R.
L.
Mait-
land
s
nxi'M
defence
of
the
ToWl
.overnmcm
unci
quotation
of
his
claim
that
the
government
had
wiped
ou
low
and
vtctoua
patronage"
produced
rounds
of
laughter.
Education
Tourhmsi
noon
education,
Mr.
Paiiullo
said
the
system
waa
In
depioi.ible
state
today
as
a
result
of
the
minister
being
determined
to
have
his
way.
"Education
needs
overhauling
and
when
the
Liberal
party
attains
office
that
will
be
pttt
Into
effect."
he
promised
A
review
of
Interest
charges
on
the
public
debt
was
a
certemty
within
the
next
year
or
two.
Hr.
Pattullo
forecast.
With
i
f.nslderaole
sympathy
he
tonehtd
upon
the
government's
efforts
u
mU
the
Pacific
Great
Eartem
Railway,
but
made
success
taMBoecxmie
as
aeoole
would
refaae
to
endtteae
terms.
W4th
wgtfst
maatenwi.
Mr
PNollo
sM
kfce
efoMtrvaitWe
aov
aoie
inern
to
carry
uu
wunuut
umg
uiuic,
aim
u.
x
icuuci
R
7
H
jfg
pfetKtent.
in
fkte
"
--
-
Tolmie
starves
the
municipalities
and
reduces
the
salaries
ciT
Reports
were
recewod
tram
.
-i
i
s
i
j
.iu
i
u
u
i,:
.
...
-
revaswea
ws
VMagferria
em
Ol
Stnool
leaCJiers
aim
UUlcis
iu
Hie
uictiMiij;
jjuiui,
uicu
uie
vansw
nyiirkURBw
ukiuh
dtattfjm.
the
'
or
NtiM
of
eomntiestai
iviMed
Umt,
In
the
laa
aswlri
ta
f.isalis
wS-beka
of
tH-
iMn.-mrt.iej
was
a
taMtf
fat
ataetBce
an
a.
wole
MassteiisaWlW
Wfcfs
aiWIt
bee
me
baskkfwpl
wsjyltl
ft
name
aeaitssHul
rnemjlyment
WP
JKipfJlf
I
1
I
lemwbM.
tfca
Ubaaal
readiness
by
Pnfllip
M.
Raj
lr
de-
MMZmmZimZ,
mm
hverj
to
any
deepsea
vessels
wMcb
llitfl,J,!"fM
'
may
call
at
this,
post.
r?
"
"L
were
aansnelBnK
of
Vse
wMMftajiansJMl
be
M.
OeaaHMie;
mmt
flw
a
by
ke
,
in
ine
an
t
well
as
the
Prince
Rsiaert
swewwn,
m
nwu
branch
of
the
Nay
League
of
Ca-
WW
r
more
will
torn
the
as
B(j
em
was
mnassoa.
uie
gn-M
war
was
htfkttlen
and
if
anotkr
war
eagle
along
there
would-
be
move
inflation.
"Why
not
Ms
ttsejprtlMliil
erecwe
to
provide
employihilU
at
Wsaw-able
wages.
Not
to
hard
boys
Jnea
senior
organi-
eamps."
he
said.
A
poar
game:
the
hare
at-
ceaeea
whan
one
man
hoMa-aU
the
chips
ualeea
that
man
redistributes
his
holdings
or
the
othot
ffcyoai
abandon
chips
and
play
with
bean,''
,
games
Mr.
Pattullo
said
.
I
-art
carried
out
by
the
boys
under
The
highways
ware
deteriorated
the
supervision
of
Chief
Petty
Of-
to
a
point
where
tourtsU
would
not!
fleer
A.
a
Young,
whose
experience
come.
The
material
for
roads
waa
and
enthusiasm
is
greatly
appre-
available
niaaty.
men
m-canun
were
the
boys
and
the
Leagve.
The
space
in
our
drill
hall
ocln-4
very
Mmited,
drills
and
games
are
carried
on
on
the
wharf
outside
the
drill
hall
on
Saturday
afternoons
provided
the
weather
is
su
stable.
November
11,
being
Armistice
Bay,
the
Sea
Cadets
paraded
to
the
kscar
Cenotaph.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Young
being
in
charge,
and
many
favorable
comments
were
pasaed
on
their
"
smart
appearance.
A
suitable
ready
and
eager
to
work,
but
something
must
be
wrong
with
the
management
of
the
country.
"I
do
not
believe
In
unreasonable
inflation,
but
uatrrgthe
credit
of
the
country
to
put
men
tp
wor
li
no
more
inflation
than
was
the
pre-war
boom
and
the
wwrttotr
effort
of
tM
country."
Mr.
Pattullo
said.
Amusement
Moeh
amusement
waa
aianjtsjf
when
Mr.
Pattbllo
recalled
Dr.
ft.
mle's
mw,mumnn-
followers,
in
m
the
we
election
e"""
cam
tat
of
his
brother.
Andrew
Linde-
"T
,7
TtL
hZZ
with
A.
H.
MadNeUL
K.C.
TTlt
had
Pr0TDUfl
1
J"1
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
by
League
of
Canada.
4.
Macfle
has
shown
great
Interest
in
the
Sea
Cadets,
and
is
now
rub-lnstruotaa.
Mr.
Macfle's
work
is
very
much
appreciated.
Mail
Schedule
for
the
Mast
Meneiays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl-dsyys
(K30
pm.
From-
the
Hast-
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
10:15
pin.
ling
of
the
money
in
the
pOcKtta
t$
the
people
wodld
dally
rewind
the
voters
of
what
a
Cmnervatlve
got
ernment
had
done
for
them.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
snd
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
VessVIs
Iron
and
Brass
Castlnr
Electric
and
Acetylene
W'eldlng
50-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlnrMSchtnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
GAME
WAS
1-1
DRAW
eUmlnated
Aberdeen
one
to
nothing
FLOODING
OF
fh?
dam
si
ttntrse
areek
thla
altef-oi.
H
sfreftenl
tN
Ice-
ia
rous
jnd
needs
re-surfacing
Many
ot
:h?
vounner
crowd
have
been
en-
keefis
fvvoraM-
and
mw
:
set
off
-cit!Yf.
there
4uM
fee
good
Steamship
Sailings
oylng
tHems-tarea
on
thar
lee
th
i
he
oan
fw
days
on
the
toral
for
Vsnrnnvn
feared
present
economir
conditions
.,nds
nrmirttt
the
cltf.
If
the
4
Tueaday-aa.
cartena
the
the,
1:30
ptm,
Thurs.
at
Prince
Rupert,
10
pm
Friday
a
PrirW
AdHalde
in
pjn
Ba
Vntufe
mflht
Out
Thursday,
February
9.
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PARTY!
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IlcM
Gool
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of
Mike
Iiriuoii
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.
Board
Under
Restricted
lley
Will
Iok
for
Help
To
Citizens
GLASGOW
Feb
9
Queens"
Park
The
serand
of
a
scries
of
bridge
ft
waa
mentioned
at
the
mil
:
again
held'
W
mJgfcty
ebwgow
ur
hil.W
PUil
of
the
library!
Bjard
last
nv
RangeM
to
a
onfall
draw
In
the
by
the
Orange
Lodge
last
nigh:
,hat
since
there
wauld
be
no
replay
WetmeAWy
of
the
second
at
the
horn,
of
Mike
Lemon
w-
vision
la
U
aaflmates
for
,.,
.otmrf-eua
oiirtd
cup
match.
mat.
The
The
Hibernians
Hibernians
ed
to
a
veey
erlJdysDle
evem
bks
thU
year
t
was
pr-,
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peoota
were
present
ajw
thai
many
eUften
who
had
tw
there
were
13
fabha
o(
bridge.
whlcW
they
werr
not
using
i
,v.h
Winner
of
tie
prises
weie:
.
like
to
donate
them
to
the
liti
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s
1,
i,
u.
rwrwwer
.
w.
xnis
wtnuu
ur
seme
extern
rr
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up
fof
the
lack
of
funds.
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1
lt1r
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Mrs.
F.
Elliaon.
their
discarded
books
to
in.
VIHHR
WnCTI
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rm
III
.
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,
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liwaj.i
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the
tables.
Ma.
Lemon
and
Mrs.
buvnumy
more
who
have
bonk
ine
Rfe
deparuaem
m
ir.e
w
Atoorenwe
moaeo
bust
me
rc-
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of
(he-
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cieto
is
faodlnf
freshmenu.
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thfrtR
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It.
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was
mcntn.r,
at
the
nfteUnf
last
whu'
,
neeoed
wb
m
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or
delapldatetf
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kultablr
tor
leudina
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Kb
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ff.r
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rep
for
books
already
in
the
not
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th
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of
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old
to
compete
with
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nor
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to
linvi
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its
llii
situation.
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yorr
arc
forrel
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of
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nrett'iit
pofftlon,
will
you
have
fo
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tlic
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of
jnuf
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lookinp
for
olif
jolt?
WlII
fott
he
ilciK-litli-nt'
on
your
rliililren
or
Mililie
eliarity?
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will
you
then
have
a
gnarantr-ftl'
Iiirotnc'
from
Lift?
ItiMirance?
Willi
part
of
your
present
livings
you
pan
proviilr
a
pension
for
yourfc-lf
4-i
inotitlily
incomfc
which
will
turf
at
5R
(or
att
n'yott
desire)'
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roiitintm
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you
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rcpreenlalivr
today
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learn
how
limply
you
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iiiake
rertahi
the
TilMi
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later
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