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PORTLAND,
March
18:
(CP
I
Wlnnlnc
Ihr
Ihlrrt
nnri
rir-
last.
key
League,
Moscow
Issues
Warning
That
War
May
Break
Out
Unexpectedly
Great
Demonstrations
of
Strength
In
Berlin
Aerial
Manoeuvres
Tomorrow
Night
LONDON,
March
18:
(CP)
The
British
ambassador
presented
a
note
today
to
the
German
government
regard
nig
Germany's
sudden
military
announcement
on
Satur
day,
Parliament
was
told
by
Sir
John
Simon,
roreign
Secretary.
The
note
was
sent
after
consultation
with
France
and
Italy.
Sir
John
also
revealed
that
consultation
to
1928.
died
here
Saturday
from
a
heart
attack.
Mr.
Todd
had
served
In
both
provincial
and
Dominion
Parliaments
i
prior
to
his
appointment
as
Lleu-j
tenant
Governor
of
New
Brunswick
'on
February
28.
1923
He
was
elected
VANCOUVKR'March
18:
CP
to
the
New
Brunswick
Legislature
j
Wuru'
was
quoted
nt
80Bc
on
the
jn
1899.
as
a
Liberal,
serving
one
local
change
today.
.term,
and
In
1908
was
returned
to
j
tne
Dominion
Parliament
for
Char-
jotte
County.
He
contested
the
'
"
county
unsuccessfully
In
1911
and
V,Ntniry,j
M()NS
,j,;AT
mi.
rOKTLANI)
HUCKAUOOS;
Mr.
Todd
was
well
known
as
a
TO
mkct
Sl'.m
l.i:
NOW
merchant
and
sjwrtsman
before
his
.
entrance
Into
polities.
His
atnble
of
...
II
l.MA,
fast
trotting
horses
was
ni
k.u.
over
Ihc
Maine
and
New
Brunswick
Wiig
Rtyne
of
the
play-off
circuits,
and
occasionally
he
maae
orics
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
successful
Invasions
of
other
New
0Vf,r
Portland
Buckaroos
here
England
harness
tracks.
nlaht.
Vnnnm.w...
f.imu
Hp
was
of
North
IMsn
ancestry.
qualified
to
meet
Seattle
Sea
The
first
of
the
family
to
come
to
lak
In
the
finals
of
the
America
settled
near
Portland.
Me.,
NnrlVi,,,..,
.
...
.
i
n
at
filrnhpn.
N.B..
.
'""""k
rroi?3Sionai
hoc-
t
later
mimua
-
where
Mr.
Todd
was
born
May
2,
1854,
the
son
of
Freeman
Toaa,
a
!
.
(Continued
on
page
three)
lth
the
United
Slates
and
with
4the
signatories
of
the
Versailles
reaty
was
also
under
consideration.
,Text
of
today's
note
was
made
.
j
public
tonight
following
delivery
to
the
Oerman
foreign
minister.
It
in
formed
Germany
that
Hitler's
an-
j
nouncement
of
formation
of
a
con
script
army
is
seriously
calculated
to
Increase
the
uneasiness
of
Eur
ope.
The
note
Incorporates
a
British
protest.""
--T"""
Officialdom
here
speculate
on
how
Oermany'
creaUon
of
an
army
manoeuvres
over
darkened
Berlin
will
be
carried
out.
!
Roy
Moore,
formerly
of
this
city
land
for
the
past
several
years
en
gaged
in
farming
at
Kitwanga,
ar-
j
ST.
STEPHEN,
N
O-
Marcn
io;
rived
in
tne
city
on
tne
ss.
uaiaia
(CP)
Hon.
William
F.
Todd,
aged
last
evening
following
a
trip
to
eighty
who
was
Lieutenant
Gov-j
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
to
the
nwr
of
New
Brunswick
from
1923
interior
on
this
evening's
train.
TORONTO,
March
18:
The
bill
making
the
Dionne
quintuplets
wards
of
the
province
of
Ontario
was
given
Its
third
reading
in
the
Legislature
at
the
week-end
and
will
become
law
as
soon
as
it
has
been
signed
by
the
Lieutenant
Governor.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Tntfnn
t-
ttn
n
m
t
if
Arr
a
r
r
a
n.TT
r
-
An
w
,LodIUntuixC.ftbtwJ
Passes
in
Scotland
ABERDEEN,
Scotland.
March
18:
(CP)
Prof.
John
James
Rlckard
MacLeod,
co-discoverer
with
Sir
Frederick
Banting
of
Canada
of
Insulin,
used
in
the
treatment
of
diabetes,
died
here
Saturday
at
the
age
of
fifty-eight
German
Warship
is
Closed
To
Visitors
After
Crowds
On
Dock
Get
Out
of
Order
VANCOUVER,
March
18:
(CP)
The
German
battleship
Karlsruhe,
which
is
paying
a
week's
visit
to
this
port
in
the
course
of
a
training
cruise,
was
closed
to
the
public
on-
Sunday
by
ship's
officers
and
police
who
feared
for
the
safety
of.persons
estimated
at
25,000
who
jammed
Ballantyne
Pier,
where
the
vessel
is
moored,
'awaiting
a
chance
to
inspect
the
cruiser.
All
Sunday
afternoon
the
dock
was
crowded,
the
mass
of
humanity
finally
becoming
unmanageable.
There
were
no
demonstrations
on
Saturday
or
Sunday.
Lawrence
of
Arabia
"Bombed"
By
British
Aviators
Constructed
mainly
of
rubber
and
.steel
armor
plate,
this
speedboat
was
d-svelopec
by
the
famous
D.
H.
Lawrence,
known
as
"Law.enc
of
Arabia"
and
officially
as
Aircraftsman
Shaw,
to
Improve
marksmanship
of
British
flghUng
planes.
Picture
shows
Lawrence
at
wheel
of
"mystery
craft"
traction
will
also
fce
under
way
at
ince.
Capt.
Reg
Green
will
be
in
-harge
and
at
first
some
seven
or
;o
men
will
be
employed,
the
crew
0
be
increased
to
ten
or
fourteen
1
a
couple
of
weeks.
In
June
anther
donkey
will
be
taken
in.
The
timber
will
at
first
be
logged
nto
Shawatlans
Lake
and
later
In
the
season
will
be
taken
out
to
the'
salt
water.
If
all
goes
well.
It
may
'iter
develoD
Into
quite,
slzeabli
operation.
The
small
gasboat
"27"
Is
being!
placed
on
the
lake
to
be
used
In!
connecUon
with
the
camp.
The
out-1
fit
Is
to
be
taken
In
by
way
of
Shawatlans
Arm,
over
the
city
dock
and
short
railway.
It
Is
the
first
definite
move
that
has
so
far
been
made
to
take
advantage
of
the
concessions
made
by
the
government
to
encourage
production
of
logs
from
this
district
for
export.
The
timber
will
be
shipped
to
the
Orient
arrangements
having
been
already
made
for
the
'hips
to
come
here
and
load.
ATTRACTING
OF
TOURISTS
Kindness
and
Liberality
Gives
Big
Returns,
Says
Official
VANCOUVER.
March
18:
Nothing
could
equal
the
praise
of
a
tourist
pleased
with
the
reception
ihe
received
away
from
home,
said
Thomas
W.
McDonouch.
eeneral
High
...
0:55
a.m.
195
It.
13:03
pja.
20.0
ft.
Low
...
7:07
ajn
55
ft
19:20
pjn.
4.4
ft
prxct:
five
cema
wMWuudslWermWerWMpe
LOGGING
FOR
EXPORT
IS
COMMENCING
AT
SHAWATLANS
Great
Britain
Sends
Note
to
Germany-
Asking
Explanation
Today's
Stocks
,iuurtf
a
D.
Jotturtwa
Co
l
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I)
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(
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OMU
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R
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110.
Uriboo.
li6.
.
IXi.tonta.
.11
C
rt!U
lUTir.
.foifr.
(ii'ircmda.
.ST.
Olai-KC
.1,
Of
Hitler's
Military
Gesture
I
Seven
Hundred
German
Pastors
Are
In
Custody
I
BERLIN,
March
18:
(CP)
At
least
seven
hundred
ministers
of
the
Gospel
who
defied
the
police
ban
on
reading
of
an
anti-Nazi
manifesto
issued
by
the
Concessional
Church
Synod
a
week
ago
were
arrested
or
detained
vesterdav
as
Nazi
of-
ficers
forcibly
invaded
!
Protestant
churches
in
Germany
to
stamp
out
j
religious
opposition.
1
WAS
ONCE
governor;
lion.
William
V-
Ttnld.
Prominent
New
r.ruiwwicker.
Dies
at
St.
Stephen
of
500.000
men
through
unlversa
inscription
fits
In
with
Oermany'f
previous
acceptance
of
the
Anglo-
French
note
as
a
basis
for
discus
Jons
which
were
scheduled
to
open
a
week
hence
in
Beilln.
The
French
cabinet
will
meet
on
Wednesday,
the
delay
being
attributed
to
the
French
desire
to
permit
Great
Britain
to
formulate
1U
policy.
At
'Moscow
yesterday
Mlchae'
Kalinin,
president
of
the
All
Russia
executive
committee
Issued
warn
llng
that
war
might
break
out
un-
'expectedly
and
called
upon
Soviet
armed
forces
to
be
prepared
Oeneral
apprehension
Is
felt
tha
Oermany
will
also
throw
overboarc'
the
Versailles
Treaty
naval
11ml
tatlons.
Throughout
Germany
yesterday
great
military
demonstrations
took
place
and
tomorrow
night
aeria'
Where
Spanish
Revolts
Often
Rage
Ml
q
i
MADRID
O
'4
J?Vyv
Important
centres
in
the
troublo
i
Spanish
republic.
Premier
Diego
Martinez
Barios
'
insert
i.
Dionne
Guardian
Discoverer
Of
Bill
is
Adopted
Insulin
Dead
Measure
Making
Quintuplets.
Wards
Prof.
John
James
Rlckard,
Mat.
Of.
OnUrls-GlivJhird
.Kead$K
.
in
by
Lceislafure
Armour
Salvage
Co.
is
Starting
Now
to
Take
Out
Timber
Near
City
Falling
Will
Start
Tomorrow
and
Camp
Construction
Also
Getting
Under
Way
Is
First
Definite
Move
to
Take
Advantage
of
Concessions
Given
by
Government
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.
is
this
week
commencing
logging
operations
on
the
upper
side
of
Shawatlans
Lake
on
Hmits
secured
from
the
railway
company,
the
timber
to
be
exported
under
the
new
arrangements
made
by
the
provincial
and
federal
governments.
Both
hemlock
and
spruce
ogs
will
be
taken
out
The
first
donkey
engine
and
other
juipment
Is
being
taken
In
todays
.
...
1
ty
the
power
tug
Pachena.
Falling
1n
AlfTMn
viU
start
tomorrow
and
camp
con-1
IX
I
I
I
lyf
i
I
T0C0AST
Governor
Genera
and
Countess
Bessborough
to
Spend
Week
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
March
18:
Their
Excellencies,
the
Governor
General
-
-
armr-ht
V.iicouvevtc
Canadian
National
Railways
the
morning
of
Sunday,
March
24,
according
to
advices
received
at
railway
headquarters
here.
Present
plans
call
for
their
excellencies
and
party
to
leave
the
same
night
for
Vletorla-where
they
will
visit
for
a
fortnight
and
return
to
Vancouver
the
mornJhs;
of
Monday,
April
8.
Leaving
Vancouver,
the
vice-regal
party
entrains
Wednesday
afternoon,
April
10.
for
Calgary.
Regina,
Winnipeg
and
thence
to
Ottawa.
Their
Excellencies
will
arrive
at
Vancouver
following
a
day's
stay
in
Edmonton.
They
will
travel
In
UMir
private
cars
attached
to
the
regular
Continental
Lltnited
reaching
Vancouver
at
9:10
a
m.
on
Sunday,
'March
24.
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
Convicted
on
a
carnal
knowledge
!
charge
involving
a
fifteen
year
old
native
girl,
Dick
Johnson,
Port
Simpson
Indian,
was
sentenced
to
nine
months'
imprisonment
at
Okalla
by
Magistrate
McClymont
agent.
Canadian
National
Railways.!
city
police
court
Saturday
af-
Jasper,
in'
addressing
the
trans-)
ternoon.
portation
bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
Those
cities.
U
I
If
L
rTV
r
towns
and
resorts
which
cast
thejilv'vJLj
11VJJ
bread
of
kindness
and
liberality
on
j
TiATT
nff
i
TP
the
swelling
stream
of
tourist
traf-
K
A
1
1
I
lYlAlIr
krlLJ
L
LlvU
flc
would
receive
In
return
repeat
la
business
that
the
largest
campaigns
could
never
draw.
Describing
British
Columbia
as
'
possessing
a
variety
of
tourist
ap-
Twenty
Arrests
Made
and
$100,000
Of
Narcotics
Seized
In
New
York
Yesterday
peal
unmatched
elsewhere
on
the
NEW
YORK.
March
18:-Twenty
continent,
Mr.
McDcnough
praised
nprsnn,
.prpj
flrrpsf(,ri
flnr4
Innnnn
the
efforts
of
Its
various
bodies
to
nf
drugs
Kixed
at
weck.cnd
Increase
tourist
traffic.
He
pointed
durmg
a
jarge
narwJtlc
nW
,n
the
oui.Wiu
wurisi
wen-.in
w
rtMru
Murse
of
&
dr,ve
g
lnjt
the
at
the
expense
of
no
one.
It
was
traffic.
'
new
trade
whose
enjoyment
was
i
Mt
by
all
classes
In
the
commun-
SC0TLAND
BE,TS
ENGLINI)
Ry-
v
IN
CHAMPIONSHIP
RUGBY
Mr.
McDonoush
pointed
out
that
:
.
.
railway
systems
were
pioneers
in
EDINBURGH,
March
18:
(CP
tmrist
development.
They
had.
Scotland
defeated
England
by
a
'never
let
up
on
their
efforts
to
at-
core
of
10
to
7
In
the
final
of
the
?tract
visitors
and
they
welcomed
rugby
international
series
on
Satur-jthe
activities
of
other
forces
In
this
day.
thus
clvlng
tho
championship
!
field.
to
Ireland.
Following
a
brief
description
of
-.
I
Jasper
National
Park
the
speaker
BAR
SILVER
showed
a
film
of
fishing
in
Mallgne'
NEW
YORK.
March
18:
(CP)
j
Lake,
pointing
out
that
fish
propa-
Bar
silver
was
quoted
at
58Tkc
per
I
gatlon
here,
a
fewjears
ago
had,
ounce
on
the
local
metal
markei
;
returned
Its
original
Investment
a
Saturday
and
was
unchanged
to-thousandfold,
day.