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fIFTy-FIFIH YEAR. NANAIMO. VANCOUV^ ISLAND WEDNESDAY. MARCHir f92^^^^^ WOULD ABOLISH EK-mCUS. DEATH-PENALTY SALNONm LMdom March irv-Th. H«n» of Commow. ultag y, eemmittoa to h. Brilkb CMumbia wiS U «ioa*4 cooaidor tho muiual Army and Air WorUNews fn» Thm-aSay Mgbt mmm mat Pack Train PUN OF Fiwe. Bat. roimtiod.. LMser m—d- Turn Mum JmmMUr mormng. Satardar ■*»- n»m to MiA tho dooth poMbr Mg. a. wall u GomI FrUby aiM Eto- for coworsBeo io Iho Sold. Tho vote TldRIAPm sraa 174 to IM. missin By Cdble Crtew Buriec^ Victoria, Vlarch 27.—Mr. Charles Edward kcdfcrn, former Mayor of Halifax, March 27.—.Vcable receiv­ Victoria, and pioneer merchant of this sockvyc salmon fisheries of the TOilSTTiUDElN ed from the Wester* Unlbn Cable ship SCHOOLBOY city, died at the JubUec Hospital at Fraser River system, wliich include* Lord Kelvin, whose h«n^ port is Hati- laSO o'clock last evening, death fol- the waters voiuiguous to the Slate of fa*. reported the drownmg off Tam- Under SUde lowing a lengthy illness. Washington and British Columbii TBISmCEIS pneo, Mex., ol Stewart fAIlan, of Mr. Redfern was nearly eighty-nine was signed today hy Secretary jedm. N.B.,' J. Downey and G. J. DBOWNiAT years of age and was a pioneer of logg and Hon. \’inccnt kfassey. derson. Halifax. Prince Uafat, B.C, Mmxh 27,- Local Bnnch TaaefaetB* Memhan oi a pack tram earoul* •» 1862. A native of England, he was PailiawwiI Ailjiiiifs brought up as a watchmaker and MififEinSlNfi FedentioiiMat Last the Marmot Ei«»mii« Mmm, London. March 27,-r-B^h Houses of EXTENSION chronometer maker, serving his ap ­ perty near Stewart, had a miracabM Parliament adjourned today until Night etcape from death wfRn fliey arena prenticeship with the well-known Wat- Victoria. March 27.—“A most im­ April ISih, when Winsttm ChurchiU, mhi firm of London, England. Then Alfred Uw, the seven year qld sou caught by a aaowthde ' ‘ portant featnre of tourist traffic is Chancellor of the Exchequer, will in­ The local branch of the Teachers ’ he went to Paris, where English of Mr. and Mrs. JosephLaw, of Ex­ burUd. of the United States will be one of the that it plays such an important part in troduce the Budget. Federation met Uit nvht watchmakers were greatly in demand. tension was drowned Ust night in a the High .American mcniUers. keeping our doiUirs at par, esjiecially School,where they were 4 , StimuUled by the reports of an small creek at Extension,the body be­ rested by The commissionii charged with the when it is considered that the fas-or- Dr. Sedgwick, head oi the EngKeh anclr. who had gone to California dig­ ing found at 1170 Ust night, after a glastes as it struck the Dain. Renew- duty of making a thorough investi­ ablc trade balance for Canada for 1928 Department of the UwY*f*ity of B. C gings in 1849. Mr. Redfern decided tc of the Stanley Cup finals between the long search since the Ud was reported er, hurried to the scene. Jack Uuni. gation into the natural history of the $151.812781. or practically half the New York Rangers and Boston, will e and seek his fortune in Carl- missiog in the afternoon when he had son's haod arms seen waving nbovu the lockcyc salmon and is given power to amount brought in from tourist traffic. be played in BostonThursday night. boo. that district being at the renith maintain hatcheries and develop fish­ The tourist exchanges his money not returned home from school. snow and be wns dng out juM in tee. Jack Reitnk, in chatgc of te tratoi of its career in 18«. the year he eries, It is also givenepower to es­ scenery, shelter, amusement, etc., with- In company with other members of Toronto,March 27.—The collapse of wns-.^uimed by a block of iee. haff oat on the ship Tynemouth, his travcl- tablish a closed season when fishing ont any depletion to our natural re­ the class the youth left schoolat 3JD Intenialinnal Nickel which closed yes­ dung >0 a tapRng n«9the msfa hai for sockeye salmon will be prohibited sources, It is publicity of the best for home. What happtmed afterwards terday at 43, off six points, has torn Englith.” Ulnttrating that without passed . A horse's footwas seen aRdh ' between June first and August 2(hh in kind, as it makes known our resources down from a market rating of •pKKi English in the home there cnuld m the snow surface and the aal. Attracted by the oopportnnities for eacli year««uid to rcglaie the charac- and opportunities for capital invest­ be no expectation of good English was r. Sedgwick shoared intentions to proceed to the mines ay be used during the open season. with our trade unconscious as the water whre he was that exists FIRE DISCOVERED and after a year's experience in road fortunes have been shattered. found drowned'was less than a fo - . 1 of 01 IN MIRE AT FERME srotk and teaching school, he estab ­ INVn'ED TO DEATH depth. Thus spoke Mr. P. B. Fowler,presi­ who arrived bte Femie, Mardi 27.—Late ycafbrdap lished a jeweler's and watchmaker ’s London. March 28.—.An Exchange The funeral will take pUce from the dent of the Victoria Chamber of Com- lecture, “Waisa chances uh gettin’ afternoon, as the day tet was oaou- bttsiness in 1W>3. which continued in Telegraph dispatch from Hong Kong Admiral Rodman pf resideoce of Mrs. Lightfoot, anut of meiee, and manager of the Canadian in?” ing off. a fire was diacovered in te existence until 1914. _ when it was yesterday' relayed a circumstantu ’ “ tic Steamship Co, went ashore on the deceased, 21 Odlespie street, oo Bank of Commerce here, The speaker outKned the course Tgroond wnrkmg of No. 1 ate closed down. FrrmcT917 to 1922 Mr. port that General Li Chai-Sun, Jack's Cretk Island, near Chemainus. Saturday afternoon at 270, intennent that should he adopted by all teachers Redfern was employed in the -Marine the members of the Duncan Chamber last night. The Pacific Salvage Co. mine at Coal Crede eolierr o* te ' ernor of Canton, liad been shot. of Commerce at a dinner in Duncan the Nanaimo Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Croirt' Nest Pass Coal Co. here. The The general was airaated by the is sending boats from here. The Rod- Welch will officUle. last night on the subject of "Tourist writing and reading of good English. extentof the Bre has notyet been de> Vationalist Government when he ar ­ man it a woodenvessel 186 feet Ion Trade From thi Standpoint of Na ­ Doctor Sedgwick has not forgotten his ined. although Govermnent ofBr Through a Jong life he was closely rived in Nanking on March 13 for the •Hie steamer had been to Ladysrail tional Importance and Expediency. connection with Nanaimo High school cials and officers of the toanpany ere associated with the city's municipal a Kuomintang conference. preparing to resume her run to Alaska. Cheef oo in Control President Fowler sUted that the go- and referred to it more than once dur­ making every effort to do ao. The cat- fairs. Elected a councillor of Vi India. Laader Fismd of Martha] Chang ing the evening. toria in 1877. he was reelected the fol­ e the tourist Calcutta, March 27. — Mahatma going afternoon ihHt was not permit' led to enter the workinga. No. 1 east lowing year. (The term "alderman" traffic as $83734,000 for the year 1920. Gandhi. Indian Nationalist leader, was Chefoo. Siiantung, March 27.—Mar ­ did ntg come into use until the fol­ and $242754,000 in 1927, an increase of convicted today of defying police or­ shal Chang Tsung Chang entered this is the largest coal prodDeer at this colbery. lowing decade.) GERUNCItilNilLS apiuoximately 190 per cent Last year ders against destroying foreign cloth .-.ly today and (iractically without In 1883 he, made his first at tempt it was estimated that it ran into $275,- and fined one rupee (about 36 cent- ' hindrance front Na ASniYXIiTEDDI ELECnOH FRAUDS OF H0 foe the inayof^yihy and wwas elected be­ Gandhi denied any intention of deiyii took cuiiirol. The British sloop Corn­ LEAD TO SEVERAL AME8TS ing unsuccessfulnl in 1844 and 1887 but RULBimm police orders. flower and the United States eniiser figures which give some idea of ttu. Edmonton, March 27.—Faciag tma returning to office In the Diamond Trenton moved inshore to a position fANdTERRME charges in connectionwUlgka ABR- ' importance of this invisible export, Jubilee year of 1897. He was re-elect- Berlin. March 27.—Criminal organi- near the foreign quarter to meet any were as follows; Wheat. $348,0003100; Vancouver, B. C., March 27.—A cold basca election staisllils of HSS, T. J« cd 1898 and 1899. having contested iiion in Gernunv has reached a high emergency. tonrist trade. $275.0003)00; minerak, slorige barge of the B. C. Packers, Vancouver. B. C. March 28.-Mri Cornwall was remanded far ^ wkeg ate of perfection. There are nu­ $271.0003W0: and pulp and paper $220.- valued al $15,000. was torn from the E. Adams, 74, and her grandson Har ­ : cases came before Maglatrate Gy merous "crime clubs" in which for a Salvage Princea Tuesday in Hecate GIRL, 18, MISSING old Jeffries. 24. were asphyxiated in :Leodtoday. The charges wtara fw-T /Mr. Robert Beaven. who served sev­ small initatiou and monthly does (MO.OOO. AT McGILL COLLEGE “The expenditure is divided into thei .Straits. The Salvage Princess was their home on East Pender St., sosne -y and ottering a faaged dfinwifut eral times as mayor. He was unsuc- memliers arc provided with toolsand tollowing classes: Via ocean ports, driven to shelter but resumed search Montreal. Marcii 27.—The myster­ time Tuesday morning by gas which I evidence was put m by the delcaee eetsfui for the mayoralty in 1900 and disguises for the commission of any 4.5 per cent; automobile, 66 per cent; today in spke of a sontheasi gale. The ious disappearance oi Barbara Pilcher, escaped from a service pipe hroken by and the accused man was ak aaea a«i) HM. Thus, in eight contests for the •i<.h" they may have in hand. Money manded to the next xssa* tsaagt, ' rail and steamers.I. 28 per cent, tug and tow left Skidrikate Monday for pretty 18-ycar-old student, who has a tractor grader vyhich stmek h ®n ma}-aratty he was retunieil four limes advanced for railway fares and the raiiic is tlie only kind been mkaiag since Thursday morning Mote airaau ate Aahr to ha and al the period of his death was rvicys of a cgmpclent lawyer are ■ TefitaWed (HWolved last night: With shortly, h was teamed today. In dl from Which ______cau'nbuin sTaiistici of senior ex-roayor of this city. i>r..vi.lcd. Information is als o kept on reward of $5,000 offered for the r : if any dai Bkehhooithe cases wUl c«.e up « any degree of accnracy. This was di­ \'ictoria, B. C.. March 27. — George Mr. Redfern was a roemher of the file of the idiosyncrasies of individual Fretlerick, 20, Toronto,cadet of of Miss I'ltcher alive. 200 stu- been done. St. Paul next week in case Mgal pfp- Julidee Hospital lioard at the time vided in the provinces at follows: On­ It watclmirn and policemen. Canadian Seigneur, fell Daniel Johnson, oily foreman, is said ceedingi -irc tr^xen beftre that time. when the buildings were erected m tario. SO per cent; Quebec. 37 per cent; I embers of the clubs are enrolled British Coltnnbia. 4 per cent; Maritime the hold of the ship, . liave been in charge of the grader, 1890-91; was a former president of under false names, usually EngKsh skull and died enroutc to a hospital. ___ the flat lands of the moun­ is held for investigation. STANDINGS SHUFFLED the old Pioneer Society and of the Provinces, 4 per cent; Prairie Pro­ IN BOWLING TDURMBT vnei. and are governed in their reU- CMtie Boat Clyda tains and an aeroplane flooded the city PoUce, who were called by the city Na^ryr League. vinces, 2 per cent ,------i^ffries lying dead Qiicago, March 27.—Pin puahen tions with one another by a strict set ;iasRow. March 27—Celtic defeated and environs with posters detcrihing son ai '.'The only other reliable data is that the missing girl and announcing the ght attire, having from New Jersey and Ohio crashed j .1.^ expenditure at ho- Clyde 1 to 0 in a Scottish First Di­ Redfcn connected with the expend! reward offered for her safe return. I effort to reach inlo the doubles and slngica standtuge . tcLs. $22,4.15.000.------ThisThis sho vision game today. in the American Bowling Congreas greatest crime is stealing from different distrilmtiontionon:: QuQuebec, 44 per BolkiaCmrtrol member or knowintrly Krttirig the OFFICERS WERE ^CTED tournament Ust night. Mkfaad MoT' ' ’ Crew ofItalian :nt: British Co- New York. March 27.—Bulk re­ zinski of EKzabelh, N.J., arent him belter of him in any way. To bear M the annual general meeting of per centtTNova ScotU. 3 per gained complete control of the stock third place in the singes arith a three- Destroyer Rescued witness against him in court is a seri­ the St. John Ambulance AssocUtion, mitoba, 2 exchange this afternoon and bid up a pet dog was found dead in the game score of 692. His game scores ous offense. There are some 25 of of issues from three held Ust evening, officers were elected these clubs, according to the annual basement. were 245. 200 and 247. . Tokio. March 27.-A1I officers and nearly twenty dollars a iliarc. s follows: P. Tabdlion, Canton CMiio, went into ^ isolicc report all affiliated with four Hon. President-W. H. Moore and itigation in the basement dis­ crew of the Italian destroyer Muggia. vigainsl the moneys coming into the seventh place in the same event, with which sank during a storm Monday central organizations known as the J. D. Nicbok. closed the gas service broken in two couiitn* from the toarist tnffic wc TO ADVERTISERS pUces. On the street it was found ■V. night. 150 miles northeast of Shang ­ must deduct moneys spent abroad by Hon. Vice-President-T. R. Jackson. Owing to Fridoy Mxtbeing ■ hoU- that the so Jeff Davis of Chicago was still high hai. were rescued by the NipponYusen '"S/'":?',...... H, our own people. In 1922 thil was $46.- President—W. Fulton. ilay in the sUwes, cofsy of advertise- had caught in the singles with 723. Kaisha freighter Matsumoto Maru. "Ever-True Athletic Club" recently 040.000; in 1927. $103782,000. or an in- 1st V-cc-President—Mrs. F. Thome. appeared in the open wlien two of its mmit. to bo imhKshod io Friday ’s k- it badly. In the doubles. A. Kasai and J. Mil- The destroyer sent out an SOS cretie of 125 per cent. The mon^ Scc.-Treas.-W. H. Thorpe. cjsell of St. Pan! are at the top with which brought the freighter hurrying members were tried for murder as a sue of tho Ftw. Proaa most bo in thU Representatives to B. C. Council— According to police, the accident as spent as follows: Ocean ports, 20 afRco notUtor tiuus Tbondoroftor- ocenrred shortly after ten o'clockon 1326. to the scene of disaster. Some of the result of deaths in a street fight. It cr cent: automobUe. 55 per cent; rail W. H. Thorpe an d W. Fulton. alleged "Ever-Trucs'’ attacked . «t C o’clock.______Tuesday morning. One of the work In the . Bunuomo «t | crew were drifting on the rough sea nd steamers. 25 per cent. Rochester, N.Y., rettuns, znethe leadet-n I; and some were standing on the rocks members of the Carpenters' Guild with men knocked at the door to inquire "These figures are all interesting for TWO DIE IN CRASH if any damage had been done, but ship with his high score of 1932. of a smaU isUnd. The-entire crew, honi they have long been at enmity, students of the movement of peoples ■he "Ever-Trucs" are renowned ■San Diego, March 27.—Israel Stroup receiving no response, went away. - - of JoKet, m. said tonumber 76, were picked up and and go to show what a large part this t years old. building contractor, and bruisers and frequently are engaged the freighter *a« scheduled to land traffic plays in the complexlife ofto­ FI DAMAGES is wife, .Mrs. Addic Stroup,,70, were ^ "chuckers-out" with travelling Guthrie See* Fe^ral them at Shanghai at almut noon to- day. Imost instantly killed late yesterr* shows. The canscnlers arc engaged SwaO PayvoU. $M PRICE SET ON delight in starting rows at siicll shows when the aulomobilc in which t! Election Comins Soon "Xxpendilures made by touri.sls all GERMAN LINER NEW Ft______the former Seipel of the .Austrian and have often clashed wife the Windsor. March 27.—A price of . •Ever-Triic" ladf, sometimes tothe dis­ help to swell onr payrolls—railways, Guelph. Ont„ March 27.—Hon. Hugh navy. It was one of five ships of the hotels, steamers, etc.—and are ■ - Hamburg, March 27.—Incendiaries share was set 00 the new data ^ Cortellazzo class which were added to credit 01 the latter's professional repn- Guthrie. Conservative member of Par ­ quite an item in our other lines were blamed last night for fire which "A" stock to be offered Canadian.' at ^ the Italian navy in 1920 when a sixth lalion. liament for South Wellington, “ agriculture. partly destroved the new 40,000-ton STEAMER SOLD the annual meeting of the Ford g sister ship was taken over hy the dieted that both the Dominion of “Now.just a few words on advcrtis- :ccn the riuccn of the German strnriure whereby 19 shares of claw ■* SMELTING COMPANY Ilk machine rolled on northward and iclsoii Company for $79,000 was Bie next eighteen months, and possi­ ganized circuits. Advertising by in­ Atlantic service. ounced today by the Shipping B bly sooner, In an address before the “A" non-voting stock and one share EARNINGS SHRINK «coward Yesterday without meeting of class "B" voting atodt are to be ,* dividual pUces gels nowhere. It rcimrts agreed the blaze orig­ he has been laid np at New York for ■ iberar-Conservative Association ' Montreal, March 27.—The annual ly rebel resistance that was reported shouldhe by the co-operationof these inated simultaneously in several dif­ issued for every share of stock now ( national headquarters here. :n years, and will be used in the inter­ "The King (iovernment since financial statement of the Consolid- well defined circuits, and this would ferent points, hut no definite clue has outstanding. | No official communique on the revo- coastal trade. ______has been absolutely regardless of the lead to wider distribution at minimum been immd by the investigating auth ­ lutinii was issued during the day be­ farming industry of Canada," declared cost and all places would reap alike orities. olficials of the shipbuilders. Mr. Guthrie. He said A was an out­ 1928, shows a reduction of profits for cause no messages had arrived from the benefit iillingly derived." conclud­ Blohm and Voss, and of the North the period.r The showing for the year the field to alter the situation as re­ age on the fanners of Canada to dc- Do Yoa 1^mqnber?\ ; ed President Fowler. German Lloyd under review was equal to 72.96 per ported late last night. At Chapulle- SnOAIIONlN .rive them of their home markets. The Blohm _... . cent on the cewnpany ’s capital stock, pec Castle it was assumed that the official statement that although they ELAINE IS OFF RUN Or $1874 per share on S09.463 shares commanders in the field were engaged anticipated great loss from the fire, of $25 par value commonoutstanding in moving their troops northward into The SS. Princess Elaine is in dry- interior decorations oi the cabins and MEXICANVAR ilocfc undergoing repairs to her pro­ At Monday s meeting of the Oty »l the end of 1928. This compares Sinaloa and Chihuahua and had en­ twotIoST saloons had not yet been started and Conncil the Street Committee reported with 92.8 Her cent or $2371 per share countered no situation requiring an peller blades. While the Elaine is off the stern of the vessel as well as the the rim the SS. Princess Mary is tak ­ that they wre not in a position to put urgent report. entire machinery and boiler installa ­ REMAINS QIHET ing her place on the Vanconver-Na- a cistern in front of every man ’s door, YOi(ilin(iitllNTS tions had been spared. The North but they recommended that one be luimo schedule. Owing to heavy BASKETBALL TONIGHT \ COAST BASEBALL German Lloyd Co. was unable to esti- freight shipnKiils the Mary*was late placed on Wallace street, and two Nanaimo girb’ basketball team will Portland 3, .San Francisco 2. Ihe extent of the damage. Mexico City, March 27,-The fed­ others 00 Front street. Seattle 4. Los Angeles IS. in getting away to Vancouver this leave the Davenport at 6.30 tonight FORCINM eral war machine rolled nonhward and afternoon, the boat not leaving here The steamer Maude arrived from Mission 7, Oakland 4. to meet I.adysmith girls at Ladysmith Progressive whist drive in the Army westward vesterday without meeting this afternoon until 245. Victoria yesterday with freight and the Hoilywood 6, Sacramento 8. following passengers: Mrs. Abmmi. in the first round for. the Winger Cup London, March 27.—Arrangements and Navy Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. any rebel resistance that was reported knockout. The Senior men will leave ‘o national headquarters here. BELANCIER WINSBY A James .Abrams, M.P.P., Ueul.-Cotond NOTICE have been completed between the Good prizes. ««y p.m. from the Davenport -to meet No official commimiquc on the r technical KNOCKOUT Houghton. A. Mayer. J. Spratt, J. Ra E«lyCloafag of Hardwaro Stmroa Over teas Settlement office and the the Ladysmith Rosebuds in the first . John ( volutionwas issued during the day, b Minneapolis. March 27.- Chjpley Stirlon. T. Parrj-, John Harper. W. Nmice is hereby gvicn that an round of the Winter Cup knockout, r this a se no messages had arrived fro Belanger, light heavy-weight champion McMillan and I. Illingsworth. emblematic of the Island open ebam- amendment to “The F-aily Omrag By­ me field to alter the situation as r of Canada, won a technical knockout -n.e iron steamship Victoria saUed law" requiring the closing ofhardware . 1 subject pion.ship. All players are reqnested to e of one year by ported Monday night. .At Chapultp over Frankie Wine of Barbeton. 0.„ n Saturday afternoon for San Frau' l>e on time for the cara shops at five o'clock of the afternoon Castle it was assumed commanders in the fifth round of a lO-rdund bout .Uco with 1650 tons of coal from the ondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays and t of cither country. of Xiondays. Tu the field were engaged in moving the here last night. The referee stopped Vancouver Coal Company’s Mines. Fridays,ys, has beebeen repealed by the Mu- Mala»pina Chapter, troops forward into Sinaloa and C) the bout when Wine, bleeding'pro­ This steamer arill return in about two nicipalJ 'Conncil.Conncil. and will-...... become...... effec-. single persons will he sent to Canada Increasing easterly and southerly between now and the middle of May, huahna and had encountered no situ fusely. was unable to pnt up much of weeks’ time. winds, unsettled and miW, with occa- 1. O. D. E. ion requiring an urgent report. i fight against th eCanadian. The British authorities arc undertak ­ Mayo7*hSison into^iewed tte 1929. ing the whole financial responsibility arc holding an Presidential circles breathed casi Tim Derry, of Dublin, Ireland, took B.C, March 26, W29. »5t night with the knowledge, as r an easy six-round decision over Benny norning, stated be would call a pnblie for those unable to pay their ( leetiog to arrange for the celebrgtsoo' The many friends of Mr. George Ba- transportation. The stipulation ported hv General Carrillo, that tl- Krueger. German heaiTwright, wrin- uasky win be pleased to learn that be Mr. and Mrs. insurgent' siege of MazatUn was over ping all the way. ,f Victoria Day early in Easter week, hns resumed his duties in his business hapel street, returned home Ust ami tliat the rebels had begun towith­ hat is abont the 4th or Sth of Aprfl. ^ evening from an extended visit to EASTER t'" Commercial street, after h» recent draw northward. The entire Pacific So far nine names have been hande* lengthy itlneis. their son. Dr. LesKe and Mrs. John- Coast campaign changchanged from a fed in for registration on th voters’ fist at Los Angeles. eral• defensive• ' • ------to an activeac offensive. Montreal, March 27.—A sentence of thr office of the local collector. Mr. OIL TRUCE MADE DANCE H. Stanton. Monday is the last day column command- lift imprisoimiern was passed on SPEUAL for EASTER Los Angeles. March 27.—Three hun­ The great military co » whist drive. Ixgion hall. taro Cardenas, dc- Ueophaic Tanguay. white-haired upon which such entries can be made Capons and Roasting Chickedk. D. dred California oil operators, meeting ed by General I.azarc ^ H. Beckley. Victoria Crescent. „ 96-3t r, • TO-NIGHT lacneti Irom General Plutarco ElUs "healer" from the monntains. yester­ on the list which is to be used from welcome. Re) Calles' forcei at Torreon. was on the day. He had been found guilty oLw May to Nhvtmber. ~ ^ . The remains of the hte ISeorge Wal 35 cents. Oddfellows* Hall Pacific coast ready to beat back the offense against a young girl' • Another This evening at 7.30 the Police Coow , kw win arrive in Nanaimo on tha noo. :c meted out by Judge Wilson ..lissioners will hold a sitting at the I«t Friday, the funeral taking placi Miss MePhredau, direetor of Child —in— 20-year term to Eddie Main- Council Chambers when a decision i* « 3.30 from the D. J. Jenkins, Ltd.. Weliare w«4c. win SPECIAL FOR EASTER DsRciiifStoL Hart-wood Community whist drive, Capom and Routingr^ickens. p.m. Thursday. Everybody wel- pr^ hie Twa NANAIMO FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27. 1929. COMMUNICATION In this connectionit is worth noting TENDERED SHOWER Editor Free Press: excellently equipped hospital, and be­ that the rrdactioa in freight rates Mrs. T. Russell and Mrs, Wm. Rus­ lieve me that the lonely traveller who m For your !eul 31 cents. This who were in attendance, wishing her • ----- • the city of Nanaimo or 1922 to 25 cents, in 1923 to 22H cents, CInb for their great kindness to me to 25 every happiness. Gifts to tlie bride- ^ SMTP’S having snch a wonderful Work. in I92S and in 1927 to 30 through Messrs. R. G. Knarston. Chris to-be were presented by Mary Ann the general hospital. B«tio„ Str«l cents. Davenport and Kathleen Reinhart, right and Gerald Berry, the nursing As the annualal crop increases,______of sisters, attaches and everyone I came \'ours very truly. Our Easter Catds helmlf of the friend.s assembled. 1 SIDNF.Y SCOTT. -U.F.NTFOR course, the volume of grain moving to freshinents followed, the scrvitcurs be­ into contacfwith at the Nanaimo Gen­ McClary Stom aai| Have Arrived. the markets of the world through Pa ­ eral Hospital.- Press Representative for the ing the Misses Itobei. Mildred Weslniinstcr Glee Singers cific Coast ports likewise will'increase. Vernice McGarrigle, and Miss Violet The attention tS the very busy Hot Air Fnrncei Within the next decate Vancouver, Foster. nurses at the hospital was just won­ W. X U-KM, derful and ever}-onc of them surely Hundreds of beautiful Hats just ar ­ Fnmaeetti. New Westminster, Prince Rupert and ▼XItt Hatnl St, TwviW «/,!; BARNARD’S Victoria will be haldhng large quanti ­ helped me to a speedy recovery, it is rived. Get yours for Easter at John A full Itae of Bookstore ties. indeed a credit to the city of Nanaimo the Hatter & Ca 89-2t beaver board AW) h was a good stroke of business BUCKLEYS fir veneer when the Oliver Government launched always in ilock. its campaign for, lower freight rates. Tn five years, for example, the volume of grain moving through Vancouver induce c c H. A. Boreman, to kHl and alone grew from less than 20,000,000 Just One Real NuBOit Free Press bushels to 85.080.000 bushels. This ber of the Louisiana House of Repre­ season no doubt will sentatives. in an impeachment resolu­ TO BRING SETTLERS RESTAURANT tion drafted for presentation today in DIRECT TO PROVINCE LANTZVILLE nam king low nm nmmimm ftm Praa. Prmliag mU the l.egislature. Vancouver. Mar. 27.- Highly train ­ CHOP SUEY, NOODUS rnWishiM c-a The charge was made in the last of T. B. BOOTH, ed farmers from Germany. Belgium. No. 4 Chinatown, timkm COMMONS REJECTS nineteen counts contained in the Holland, Denmark. Switzerland and CENSURE MOTION lutioii and was based on a sworn affi ­ elsewhere in Western Europe, will be Phone 1254 davit of H. A. (Battling) Boreman, brought direct to Vancouver to go on COLLIERIES London. March 27.—.A labor motion of (jover- land in the Fraser Valley and abng THE GBAIH MOVEMENT censuring the government for its al ­ the line of the Pacific Great Eastern leged failure to solve the unemploy­ n land allotted by the British Colum- Adirim’s New uid ment problem was defeated in the ia Colonization Comraissione.-. ac- Are Now Ready to Ship and Sell Coal. House of Commons last night. The Second Hand Store cirding to the pUns of a Vancouver S. and W. Bloch. 4t7 IRkii vote was 149 to 100. The motion was vndicatc now being organized by Mr. Stmot t which h introduced into the house by David lenry Fox. It is understtiod that Phone 446R1 and 635 for Particulars. re^ Grenfeld, Ubor, Gower. He declared Winnipeg. March 27.— Running arrangements for the land have been period of W28. Port authorities put maintenance of the eight-hour day ice. al the Amphitheatre rink, Pei completed and Mr. Fox is leaving at of new and «ccond tundh^ the figure ao far tins year at nearly was the cause of unemployment in the Williams, the Vancouver flash, g; Easter for Holland. The settlvrs he nmon bnheh. compared with teas coal fields and that the government xhibition of his sprinting prow expects to obtain there will he spccial- tium SZjmm bushels at this time last policy of transference of unemploy­ tns here last night. His opponent Iv qualified to lake up- their Della ment from one district to another was Jimmy Ball. Winnipeg's Olympic lands. . ______OnlyalimMSuppljg There it an important factor which inadeqtiatc. * and in two 40-yard dashes Wil- is mHaencing the movement of grain s was the winner. Williams dis- NORMAN RE-ELECTED over the western route. We are toM .AGENT FOR N.AN.AIMO AND DIS­ Ed his dashing finish, coming from London. March 27.— The fact that Agricoltiiral Une hr the gneral manager of the Central TRICT to handle distribution of nd both times to defeat Ball by a Montague Norman was re-elected on hand. ScBh« Pool that the cost of laying dollar article selling principally to t foot. The Vancouver sprinter, Governor of the Bank of England to­ down a bushel of wheat m the United men. Steady weekly repeat business. after an extensive tour of eastern day. rhudnm averag es two cents less via Must have enoi«h capital to finance Canadian and United States cities, Now is the time to put tooe Vaanuver ifana Kew York and Bnf- now on his way home to British O Measrs. Morrison & Stewart wish to ■ on the garden. mM m a cent cheaper than the lumhia to spend the spring with his family. Vancouver, March 27.—Sixteen stu­ announce to the general public that they dents of the University of British Co­ lumbia will be chosen in April to at ­ have secured the agency ^r Nanaimo WM. BONE tend other Canadian universities ir 535 FrankBn Street pursuance of a plan for student ex­ and District for the change. it N announced by D. Mac ­ Phone 134 Donald. student member of the selec­ tion committee of the National Fed­ A full line of BuiUen’ eration of .Canadian University Stu- di-nts. NASH MOTOR CARS Supplies. The object of'this exchange plan, de­ ami will have new modelsondisplay in Govminient of the Province of veloped tinder Federation auspices, is the promotion of co-operation of Ca ­ the near future. , British Columbia nadian universities. It has received iro\-al of the university authori- FURTHER PARTICULARS WILL BE U p march 31st ANNOUNCED LATER. ^ hi ka ^ hr Otil nta g huM MiMd Mu tbe olndu sear 1S2S. Retem are required to be 6)ed widi the Provincial Awettor. Nanaimo, from .whom ^ nexxosary forms and full information may be oblaint^ WANTF.D-To buy. four or five- Those re<|mred to make returns are as follows: roomed modern bouse. Apply P.O. feox -M.^analmo. 89-3t 1. Every corporation or joint stock company (Use Form FOR RENT-Honsekeeping rooms, Big Opportunity No. 7). private entrance.* Apply 341 Irsrtn St„ phone S91L. 95-tf EASTER GREE-nNC 2. Eftrf partnership, and every person engaged in .\rrani FOR RENT—Furnished flat Apply Hair L...... businesf of any kind, or practicing any profession. or Permanent Wave early. 45 Wallace street or phone 840Y. Open all day \Ve

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Ion Orchestra (SF). giee club raimbers. ON THE AIK 9-30—Pacilic Artists Trio (SF). throuRliouP the The following statioiis of the ABC o 10-Kenin s Novelties (SF).( ABC Network. Western Network win release this The (oHowing program will be given 10 to ll-“SIecpy Time" (SF). The Kolster program opens with broadcast: KJR, Seattle; KGA, :ver the air tonight by the ABC Net­ 11 to 12~“Golden Gate Gypsies" Massenet's "Scenes Pitloresque" and work by stations KJR, KF-X, KGA. kane; KEX, Portland; KYA. Herman Kenin, director (SF). includes the finale to Saint-Saen; Francisco; KMTR, Hollywood;KDYL, KYA. KMTR and KLZ: Kobter Hour "Symphony in A '^mor" and the Salt Uke City and KLZ, Denver, 7 to 7..V>-Kolslcr program (CBS The "Swan Song" and Loheiigr'ii’s "Rondo" from Moiart's String. Quar ­ (rom NV). ' "Farewei!" (rom ‘he opera of the same tette No. 6. 7J0 to 8—“Great American .\pplc- narie. will be presented during the A group of the foremost college glee Hundreds of beautiful Hats burys". comedy sketch (SF). r< iiccrt of the Kolster Sympliony Oi- clubs of the nation have lieen selected rived. Get yours : 8 to 8..V1—"Singing Strings". chestia on Wednesday night, March to appear on this series of Kolster pro- the Hatter & Ca

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Tnussfor of Boor Lfcooao. Notice is hereby given that on the •ih day of April next the undersigned intends to apply to the Liquor Control Board for consent to transfer of beer Bcense No. 1138 and issued in respect Satin “GloEnamel —Clear of premises being part of the building 8sitin“Glo Regular known as Nanaimo Hotel, situated on and St.ln Color. H______Cblf. —Reg.R.g. $2.85. StU Pri« flM. Yon t ' * ‘-2n Call —Reg. $3.50. Sale Price 12.50. Y'on save $1.00 Commercial Street. Nanaimo, in the QuacM — Reg. 1.50.- -- - Ptict 1.00. You $. Province of British Columbia and de- ' Quarts — Reg. 1.85. Sale Price 1J5. You uve .50 Pinu— Reg. .85. Pricf 450. You V ' Pinu— Reg. 1.00. .Sale Price .75. Yon aave -.25 •tribed as Lot 4. Ptan 3243. Sec. 1. Price JO. You s ' 34 Pints-Reg. .60. Sale Price .45. You save .15 Nanaimo City; as registered in the 34 Pinu—Reg. .^5. Sale Price J5. You uve .10 Land Registry Office. Victoria. B. C. Coupons must be filled out in the store to obtain Sale Prices. BRITISK itMERICA PAINT GO. LTD. Victoria Vancouver Calgary Edi Regina Sas North Battleford List of Satiii-Glo Dealers in Nanaimo

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AM membert of the Park Rangers football team «re requested to be at the praclfce Thursday at 5-30 p.m. on TDINEitfALLEY DATES omTiES the Central Sporti t;r*on Downs mtle and a half Over 150 new stylish Suits for men and young men offered DO charge. Phone 1058L, 6 p.m. course. The four other classics (or Twraer-Wrigbl AcrMg* is Pmisad by three-yew-oWs of the E^hsh turf at extra special prices. Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges; some G. Ramsell. 27H Faao« on GMfagbt. ■MBIT ■ cokiria g* : scrvktJibfc he Two Thousand Guineas. e today by Newmarket: One Thousand with two pairs of Trousers. m4 drtrty; IwigAJ?* «nd 2J4 Mr. Callaghan, deputy mteister of raifarays and telepljpnes for the pro­ Tumer-VVright Peti , Ltd., that ailliesl. May 3 at Newinai yu4t. Prked irem- vince of Alberta, has been in confer­ .... Oaks (filUcs) June 7 at Three Big Special Groups for Easter Selling; ence with Premier S. F. Tolraie and and the St. Ledger. Sept. II at Don­ cabinet ministers in connection with W'ainwright field and that actual pr^ caster. The dates of the pnnapal All sizes at each Price. $149 to $5.90 a set of the 192P season arc as fol- the proposed survey of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, it was learned hirty 13-Newbury Spring Cop. One and Two-Pants Suits. yesterday. The services of Mr. Cal- This acreage is said by experts to be kighan while the survey is being made some of the clioicest property in the mile, Newbury; poliiaii States. Styles for Men and Young Men. W.E A^RSON are sought by the Government as he Alberta oil fields. As high as $10,r- April 22. Great Me was connected-with P.G.E., work when aii acre is being paid for leases in t 2 1-4 mile?, Epsom. April 24, City and Suburban Handi­ Single and Double-breasted Models. tlie line was first laid. area but llie company ha-s decided develop iu properties rather than sell. cap. 1 1-4 miles, Epsom. Among the directors is F. H. Hutton May 1. Two Thousand Gmneas, Im. Good range of Patterns and Colorings. who has been fa the Turner VaUey for Newmarket. ANGELS’ 18 years. He states that in hil^'opinion May 3. One Thousand Guineas, 1 Representing real clothing value. Note the very popular Turner-Wright holdings are second to Ambulance CU m New and Second none ill the whole Tunicr Valley dis­ :M^y Vbicstcr Cop. 2 1-4 miles, Prices: Hand Mart trict. W. F. Corporation “ThU praparty ka« grwttor proa- Mav 11. Great Jubilee Handicap. pacts Ikaa any ia tba district.'' said 1 1-4 miles, Kempton Park. $22.50 $25.00 $27.50 Mr. Hatton. ‘I bad opportaaity for .May IS. Newmarket Stakes. I 1 Newmarket. ' specialate in New and sMoetiag mmd rotaiaiag tba Tamar- May 24, Manchester Cup ,1H m., DANCE nd Hand Ranges, also first Wright Patrobmas Holdings 1 ba. Manchester. “SPENSERGE” BLUE SUITS Kara I hava sacarad wbat wiU ba tbo 5.' Derl^-, 1H m., 1 St. John Hall Showing at this iK>pul.vr price the ImM iiiiiiliiy Indigo-dyed Blue Ranges Guaranteed. FaKSt prodaciag propsnrty ia tbist 7. Oaks. IH m., E. ^ June 13. Newbury Summer Lup, IH Serge Suit, made especially ior us. (iuaranteed not to fade. We F. R. MacdonJd, ona of tba or- miei. bNewbury. carry a complete stock of all styles in this suit. Two and three- Saturday, March 30 bar* of Homo Oil, U aba a hwd- button models for men. Single or doubic.-breasted Coats for ynntg droctor of Twmar-M'right. A. 19, Royal Hunt Cup, men and the new double-breasted vests; all sizes. 7. Ascot. Our Leader at ...... $27.50 ORIOLE ORCHESTRA '1;.:fane 20. Ascot Gold Cup, 2% m.. .A»cot. • Gcal...... 50c June 26. Northumberland Plate. 2 iMfies ______25c miles, Newcastle. YOUTHS’ LONG PANT SUITS •An anti-cline. h is explained, indi- July 4. Princess ol Wale* Stakes, BOYS’ CAPS itcs a-fold in the earth which creates 1H m. Newmarket. For this special clothing event for E.i'lcr we have assemhled a ' July 19, Eclipse Stakes, 1 1-4 miles, Just in time for Easier. .A big cavity in which gas and oil shipment_.r at..,of the ...... very latest particularly fine stock of Youths’ Long Pant Suit,. Here yon late, other geolc^ical conditio Sandown Park. styles in Boys’ Caps; all new find Fox Irish ;?erges. .New Novelty Tweeds and Fine All-t July 26. LiverpoolSummer Cup. Im. favorable. nifty patterns — a splendid Botany Serges. Some have two pairs of long pants; others art Army and Navy fur, Liverpool. Prof. J. J. Allen, geologist, says: "It range of colors; fancy silk lin­ shown with the new double-breasted vests. Size* 29 to lows plcn( July 30. (faodwood Stewards Cup. 6 ings marked at a very low price for Caps of this quality. Special Prices— CMVtad Daace tion of o furlongs. Goodwood. pect very big production. Major C. C. 31. Goodwood Stakes. 2 miles 5 All size*. Cl flh ai. Jglm^^ April Richards, geologist, said that this pro­ Special at ...... $1 aUU $12.95 $14.95 $16.^ perty shows one of the finesi strnc' .Aug. 1. Goodwood Cop. 2 miles 5 ire* he has ever seen in his Jife. fur.. Goodwood. BMefc ot Dittbled Soldiers and The complete directorate of the Aiig. 28. Ebor Handicap. 1 3-4 miles, iork. NEW SPRING COATS GIRLS’ SPORT davenport NWELTIES Aug. 29. Gimcrack Stakes, 6 fiir, FOR DURING THE York. FOR THE YOUNG DRESSES Sept. 7 .Prince Edward Handicap, 2 EVENING. mite*. Manchester. MISS Griffs and F. H. Hutton. In this collection, especially assemblt-il Smart new Dresst, tailored from *9kr PaRMT dU OwwR Td» « The company ia offering 300.000 Sept. II. St. Ledger. 1 3-4 m. >r Easter selection arc Coast fashioned finish halbriggan, long ileeve*. font pleats Ckmm rfO-h*. «i- B« shares; 100.000 share! at $1: lOODOO yds, Doncaster. * asket we in front: trimming of Creiie de Chrae, shares at $1.25,. and 100.000 shares at Sept. 13. Doncaster Cup, 2m, 1 fur, Doncaiter. • ^ binding in front forms a .roalie effect: $2.00. Alkifments wiU be made in or­ finished at neck with Crepe de Chew der of receipt of applications. The Sept. 28. Newbuty Autumn Cup. 2m. first applications received to the am ­ 1 fur, Newbury. ount o£ $100,000 will be filed at $1 per Oct. 3. Jockey Out) Slakes, 1 3-4 share, and so forth. Newmarket. $6.50 Oct. 12. Duke of York Handicap. Hundreds of beautiful Hals just 1 1-4 m, Kempton Parle. $3.95 rived. Get yours for Easter at John ^t. 16. Cesarewitch Stakes, 2 1-4 m. $11.95 the Halter & Co. 89-2t Newmarket. Men’a Paata Oct. 17. Middle Park Slakes. 6 fur, Little Tota’ Coats Me- ’* P»«» k firy cotiem^lan- The Conservative Rooms (above J. Newmarket, Girb’ Butterfly Sldrte iwubed am* cniit, belt, Caldwrll ’s store) will be open every Oet. 30. Cambridgeshire Stakes. Im. .SoiiiLlhing new are itiisr little Coali. I and lire padacti; loet 32 NEW EASTER evening to April 6th, from 7 to 9 for 1 fur, Neu-market. / Fashioned fremi excellent qualitytality FlanFlai ­ fashioned from fine Tweeil* and Vfr the registration of voters. Registra ­ Oct. 31. Jockey Club Cup. 2 1-4 miles nel. fully pleated on to cotton top. ColorsColo ours; show II in dressy and laikxw $2.25 NECKWEAR tions during the day can be made at Newmarket. of tan, red. green and navy ; J^s ^ ' types; smartly finished with fancy the office of A. E- PUnta. I.td., of F. Nov. 8, Liverpool -Autumn Cup. Im. 14 years. stitching, dainty belts and luitmm. ^ E. Walchom's taxi office. 88-lOt 3 fur, Liverpool. I Priced at ...... III fancy stripes, futurist de­ - Nov. 15, Derby Gold Cup, 1 3-4 m. Sweaters to match skirt fat ...... ILK pr,;.r-....^..,-$5.95 signs and solid colorings: non- creasahle wool linings. Priced Hundreds of beautiful Hats just at — rived. Get yours for Easter at John $1.50 the Hauer & Co. ‘ 89-2t Afttemble Your Own Bk Om Bm. 4m. Me SELF SERVICE •A Tie is an appropriate gift. Watchom's TAXL the all reliable; Eiuemble! phone 710. office opp. Overwailea. Grocery Spedak SEE OUR DISPLAY. Messenger service, strictly private. LESSONS fa VOICE PRODUCTION This Spring choose just the kind cf a 90-2t Qa** system, Italian method, The head, Rieb F«nay Ts*. Os...... 9Sc coat you want to go with just the frock Stockwell's resonance*, the open throat, breatb- you want ip the color* most becoming to Cmmm MR* — A Fimda — tl.. your particular style. It is the style I PtMNIE m WE DELIVER Steamshfa service Nanaimo to Van ­ fag, the voweli, conaonants. etc, etc AvMois AHmragn. Ifa ...... S« The Powers & couver on Sunday. March 31st, wtU be Term* per month $5.00 each student WatwglnM, IH. tin ...... 1«« as follows: Leave Nanaimo 7 a.m. and One leiaon per week of forty minutet. Mall Extrwrf. m lb. tin 45e 5 p.m. Leave Vancouver at 10 a.m. and Private tinging lestoni at ipecial Spenew’. ------Doyle Co.f Ltd. 7.45 n.m. No special fares in effect. _ terms. Apply Mr. Joatsb Hfatra, St Pan! ’* Rectory. repe* in a w _-AS Thafs New-AJwaym.-. mihinalious. Prices PiMM. » Pfak SalmoB. Ull tin rived. Get yours for Easter s Jnpsus Rica, 2-lb. bng $19.75 the Hatter 8e C o. Ubby’. CoTMd BmI, tin lie FIm Cocoannt, Os...... ISe OaOBa NOW VKia EA3TER coal with cat INIirS-4. Mt b. w range from VYEDNESDAY ONLY I14K to ..... A. C WILSON Pekoe Ton, both (or...... Me 3 lb. tin Criteo, S Hm. Brood Flosw, bsstb (or Oil Stock David Spencer We have underwritten a block of Turner-Wright Petroleum and Limited are offering sSme at $1.00 per Share for the first aUotmcm; second at $1.25 and third at $1.50, and aB subject to prior sale. If you casmot get fa an the first allotment your cheque will be returned Ginning to yon unless you specify in your order that yon wish to participwe in the second or third allotmetit. MWVWWf Easter Week The Turner-Wright owns 1380 acre* fa the Turner VaUey and Let IM atiiN you to btighlra op 120 teres fa the Wainwrighl Field. GROCERIES Maybe yon this evening at 7.30 at which our wor- ' [ Hot Cross Buns, per dozen ... Bead: A. W. Baxter. British Government Geologist, states; “The pro- thy Grand Master, Bro. J. T. McDon- 1 poacd drilling site of the Turner-Wright Petrtderan Ltd, is a com­ 59 GERMANY. . . . aid will pay his official visit. Invita- | I Local Fresh Eggs, 3 dozen for . New Cuxtairai plete closed anti-cline .... The roost perfect anti-cBne in Turner VaUey. (.An anti-cline indicates-a fold in the earth which creates DAYS SWITZERLAND. I Large Juky Oranges. 4 dozen for , New Flocur Covertly a cavity fa which gas and .pi! accumulates .... other geological con­ ditions Being favorable.)" I Jello Jelly Powders. 3 for . New OSiwig Room Set cordially invited to attend. (Signed) J. M. McGUCKIE, [ BrakTs Best Tea. Blue Label Special, lb. . New Beeboom Set F, H. Hutton,' Getdoi^t and Director of the Turner-Wright $416S It Recording Secretary. ] Petroleum* Ltd, says; "1 have been in the Turner Valley for 18 San. moM I Fancy Peaches, sliced or whole, is, 5 tins for.....-— '*®* >4ew Carpets years —siace 1911. I have studied the forms and conditions. In my EMM TEAR" NOTICE opfakm the Turner-Wright holdings are second to none in thr MONTREAL The Officers and Member* of Black. whole Rbirict of the Turney Valley, It shows a complete closed JULY 5th Diamond 1-odge. No. 5. I.O.O.F., are J Old English Windsor.'aycerine and Honey. 4 cakes for-3«t ; NewCheeterfieltl rcjpectfully requested t structure. I Have personalty made 52 test bole* on this drilling site ON THE 8.8. New Mattnses ^ > and they show that the structure hitldeu from the surface was still “ANDANIA” on the true dip. In my opinion titis propeny has greater prospects LADIES’HOSE $Jew I^ano Lamp^ than any lioldHigs in the Turner VaUe.v district. 1 was there on August 29, 1924, when Royatiie So. 4, the first well in the Turner NewCoo^ Gold DolUr Silk Hose, aU popula^'shades, pair... Udies* Art Silk Hose. pair... •g ewiily «f Fnmeme dal «

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