X
t
a
j.
as
T
a
C."
EXCHANGE
RATES
s
7
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
TAXI
99
we
BOSTON
GRILL
hurry
in
a
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
it
Can
and
Best
Servloe
al
wore
of
33
lu
nothing.
!:
of
Iter
opponent
In
;
ot
Ibe
three
games
scored
an-
goal.
Against
Czeeho-a
she
mailt
30
goal
and
?-
Sweden
yesterday
22.
v
ory
over
Sweden
by
such
wore
makes
(he
Caita-i
he
favorites
for
Ihe
Olym
ho
key
championship
a
J:
i-onstdered
the
slrong-
'
'he
European
teams.
aila
played
three
games
in
the
la.t
and
won
each
a
result
will
enler
IhciruarylS
mall
on
rebruary
and.
uy
the
final
against
the.
in
Ctafi'"5
on
February
Tho
preliminary
hockey
'on
i
nine
until
Friday
butt
3
a
due
nol
play
again
urt-
srini-final".
I
.()
.ral
llriliiin
defeated
u
;o
to
3,
this
being
'
second
Kami
and
I
win,
rht
having
defeated
yesterday
15
lo
2.
i
i:
I
titled
Slale
hockey
Irani
"-i
Km
n
it
by
n
wore
of
olhing
today.
BRITAIN
CHAMP
i
CURLING
TEAM
Beats
France
and
Wine
First.
Place
with
Sweden
Second
and
France
Third
I
IIAMONIX.
Jan.
30.
5real
llrifiiiu
won
the
eliainpioiibip
here
loday
In
the
final
curliiitf
'
niipeUlloii.
She
defeated
France
by
a
score
of
U
lo
.
Swctlon
pf
tired
seeoutl
place
nut!
France
lb
I
I'd.
WILL
FIGHT
TAX
ON
SALMON
IN
ALASKA
Jl
M
AI
.
Jan.
30.
Suit
ha
t
I
I..
ll.i
inli.l-
'-i-tr
IM'lill
lll'IIS
11.
Il-L
it..
...
.
.
.
....
11.11
tiy
ot
uic
miiiiiiiiien
tax
uu
caiiiit'il
Kiiliiiiin
oiilpnt.
ranging
from
tf
cenU
lo
20
renin
per
....
.
..
.i
.
.
i-
..f
Tlicre
is
a
rather
serious
drop
III
L'lllll-il
Slnlixi
iivnliiiiiun
IllilaV.
LONDON,
Jan.
.'JO
Premier
J.
Itamay
Mai'donald
recently
lit
a
personal
letter
In
Premier
Poincare
of
France
expressing
Hie
tJeniri!
In
meet
linn
half
wuy
to
achieve
u
final
and
complete
settlement
of
the
outstanding
difficulties
between
lite
two
iiu-lioiis.
Poincare's
uiiswt,
according
to
a
telegraphic
despatch
received
Imre,
was.
sympathetic,
giving
rise
to
Ihe
hope
of
a
bel-ler
ulmophcre
for
Ihe
diciisjon
of
troublesome
question.
The
Herald,
the
London
labor
daily,
says
no
liilch
lia
tlcvelop-1
til
in
Ihe
(Uivernmenl'N
preparation
fur
the
recognition
of
llusla.
It
declare
the
contrary!
reports
were
Ihe
action
of
Lib-;
rral
and
Conservatives.
The'
Herald
ridicules
the
report
that'
a
mission
of
investigation
is
go-j
ing
In
Moscow
prior
lo
rcrogni-lion
of
(hat
country
by
(treat
llrilain.
Full
diploinalie
recognition
of
ItuoKia
by
the
Jirillsh
Is
expect-1
ed
within
ten
day
according
to
pl
il
leal
observer.
It
is
saidi
that
I'remirr
Hamsay
Mardouald
is
anxious
lo
have
the
recoxni-;
Hon
accomplished
prior
to
the'
opening
of
parliament
ou
Feb-;
Sir
Abe
OFFERED
NEW
POST-
western
region,
Canadian
National
Hallways,
will
arrive
by
Irain
from
(lie
Has
I
litis
afler-
ease,
ucpenuing
upon
ine
sue
;,.
Ml.
vvni.,.(M1.
o
u
px,.eled.
II...
1.
l
.
si..
.acK,
auopie.i
ny
t..
w,
ti.
wiif,aniel
by
PURCHASE
HOME
J.
II.
,,.,u"v:
.
...
it
.'Cameron,
assistant
general
man-I
ho
suit
wns
brought
I"
Hie
...
,,,,
uinie
of
Mm
pacific.
America
n'
Mh
Ar.
...
.
fisheries
Co.,
but
nil
Ihe
can-neries
aro
Mild
lo
lot
behliid
It.
Allorney
fieuentl
Jolm
riusl-
..
I
...
ill
I
,pecl
waterfront
sites
anil
exist
Ing
facilities,
lie
will
return
south
on
Friday
morning
aeenm
i
a.ino.iiice.1
U.iU
l.o
win
urtitK
anl(1(
iy
Mr,
Nvnlrei,
nml
Mr
Mills
inimedialely
against
all
j.an),ron;
viiiuit'ties
uiai
nne
not
jtuiu
tin-"
'lies
in
full
under
Hie
graduated
lax
law.
Llpsln
of
Acme
Importers
Secures
Residence
In
Westvlew
Hie
rale
belmz
now
three
and
a!
Abe
Llpsln,
senior
partner
of
Hdrd.
Other
countries
show
little
41m
Acme
Importer,
has
pur-cliaiiue.
Following
nw.
iiieniio-
chased
(lie
5-roomed
California
lallons:
bungalow
sllualed
at
the
corner
Sterling,
4.3y,
or
(indium
ami
Allln
Avenues,
United
Blulos,
3
1-3.
Westvlew,
from
George-
Dal-
Hong
Kong,
51.00.
garno.
and
vvll
be
moving
in
liu-
I
rance,
4.60,
tr.
fdiately
HOUSES
NOT
FIT
LIVE
IN
National
Housing
Council
Estimates
Over
Three
Million
Dwellings
Needed
LONDON,
Jan.
30.
More
than
a
million
homes
In
England
are
not
fit
to
live
In,
according
to
a
report
of
the
National
Housing
Council.
It
estimates
that
3,-3C0.000
houses
ouqht
to
be
erected
within
the
next
twenty
years
In
England
and
more,
than
600,000
new
houses
are
required
In
ALBERTA
LIQUOR
PROBLEM
TO'
FORE
Draft
Bill
Is
Prepared
Which
Gives
Idea
of
Trend
There
H
I
Flk.MO.YHlN.
Jan.
.'in.
A
roiiKh
...
.
.
..
.i
-
I
l.:tl
t
I
jiirHii
in
i
lie
pnipusoi
uni
111
ii-ui
Iwith
the
lian.lliii
of
liquor
in
the
province
of
Alberta
has
been
prepared.
In
il
negative
as
I.
pect
it
provide:
Invent
'NiffttM."
IXo
No
ltitinr
aderliiu.
No
canva!-ing
lor
booze.
rHiur
(Surrio
who
it
is
re-!
No
drinking
in
hotels
except
in
porled
may
b'u
lo
Washington.
;''uet
rooms.
ELEVATOR
MAN
EXPECTED
HERE
THIS
AFTERNOON
To
look
over
Ibis
port
asi
pus.
sible
millet
for
grain
from
the
prairies
and
investigate
elevator
sites.
C.
H.
Coles,
of
Kerr-Klffuril
Co.,
I'oilland,
Oregon.
large
gr.ain
handler!,
is
expeetetl
lo
arrive
this
ariernooit
on
the
Prince
(tit
pert
from
the
south.
To
meet
.Mr.
Coles
and
also
lo
attend
lo
various
rotiliiie
mailers.
Warren,
general
manager.
o
gtiesi
lomii
jiriv
ticjirs
a
bona
fide
guest
at
the
hotel
Willi
"ItlggllKC."
No
litttor
on
Ihe
hip
or
else
where
unless
the
possessor
is
fortified
with
n"gof
rittncnl
per
mit.
No
sales
or
deliveries
of
litpior
over
eight
hours
in
twniiy-iour,
nor
after
K
p.m.
ou
holidays
or
elect
ion
days.
No
permits
lo.be
issued
lo
per
sons
under
21
years
of
age,
or
with
less
(ban
one
month's
residence
in
the
province,
and
all
permits
to
expire
on
hecembcr
3t
each
year.
No
club
licenses,
except
lo
clubs
measuring
up
lo
retpiire-
ments
established
by
Hie
pro
posed
Albert
u
Liquor
Control
Hoard
and
by
statute.
No
bars
or
counters
lo
be
allowed
in
premises
licensed
lo
sell
beer.
No
liquor
to
be
sold
lo
persons
apparently
under
Ihe
Influence
of
liquor,
or
lo
interdicted
persons.
No
distribution
of
beer
by
the
brewers
except
to
bolder
of
per
mits
and
to
clubs.
PRESIDENT
OF
MINE
INDIANAPOLIS.
Jan.
30.
Unofficial
figures
gave
Iho
ad-
m
I
ii
I
a
I
Kit
I
ll
III
flll'ftjld
lit
Milk
ITltll.til
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOSPITAL
HAS
NEW
DIRECTORS
Five
Chosen
at
Annual
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
In
City
Hall:
D.
Q.
Stewart
Retires
At
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
Ihe;
ieneral
Hospital
Association
held
hi
the
Council
Chamber
last;
nialil.
1
1.
('.
Stewart
pri-siilimr,
Judge
Young
via
axain
chosen
'
honorary
president
and
the
ofll-J
cers
will
be'icliosrn
from
the'
directors.
Tjie
meeting
last)
liigltl
chose
A.
Ilanes,
J.
II.'
Thompson,
I
C.
Mcltae,
T.
Hoss
McKay
and
S.
K.
Campbell
as
directors.
The
hospital
auxiliary
is
represented
by
Mrs.
Morrissey
and
Mrs.
Heuiiiiig;
Ihe
provincial
voveruuient
by
Kev.
V.
K.
Col-lison
and
H.
II.
Mortimer;
the
city
by
Ablirmen
Macdonald
and
Kvill.
These
will
meet
and
choose
oflieers
for
Ihe
year.
A
feature
of
the
election
was
jibe
definite
n-fusal
lo
accept
jiiominalion
of
l.
(..
Stewart,
iwlio
had
held
lite
position
of
chairman
of
Ihe
board
for
many
iyears.
He
said
lie-believed
iu
lbe
(idea
of
rotation
of
oltlccs
and
Ihe
introduction
of
new-
blood
inlo'lhr
bQr$A0!
r
"
"..
.
Resolution
of
Regret
Archiieacon
Hix
moved
a
resolution
of
appreciation
of
the
services
of
Mr.
Stewart
and
of
regret
thai
he
no
longer
felt
he
could
continue
lo
act
on
the
board.
This
was.
seconded
by
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mcl.eod
who
also
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
work
done
by
Ihu
retiring
chairman.
Mayor
Newton
in
support
of
lite
motion
said
he
wished
to
udd
his
quota
of
praise
lo
Ihal
of
the
ones
who
had
preceded.
Some
found
fault
with
the.
hospital
board
but
that
was
Usually
because
they
were
not
informed
of
Ihe
facts.
Mr.
Stewart
had
brought
Ihe
hospital
through
the
early
and
dillicult
days,
lie
emphasized
Ihe
bless
ing
a
huspilal
was
lo
those
whtvj
were
without
homes
and
who
might
bu
(aken
sick.
I).
C.
Mcltae,
as
Ihe.
oldest
re
maining
director,
regretted
that
Mr.
Stewart
wonld
not
be
on
Ihe
board
this
year.
s.
K.
Cnmphell
also
spoke
of
the
valuable
work
Mr.
Stewart
had
done.
Heart
In
Work
lu
reply
Mr.
Stewart
said
if
his
heart
had
not
been
in
(he
work
lie
would
not
have
done
il.
He
thanked
them
all
mosd
heartily
for
Ihu
kind
expressions.
CURRIEMAYGO
TO
WASHINGTON
Said
to
Have
Been
Offered
Post
as
Canadian
Representative
But
May
Refuse
VA.NCOUVKIl,
Jan.
30.
Hriga-dier-Oeucral
Sir
Arthur
Currle,
principal
of
Mcflilt
University,
lias
been
offered
the
post
of
Can-
nillnil
lilllllli.p
In
Wnyl.lnvliitl
llADITCDC
ITCCDC
DAUCD
.....
,.,
...
,
.:..
Mine
Workers
a
majority
of
111)
CANADIAN
IS
SIXTH
voles
on
the
roll
call
or
dele-gales
to
t
do
biennial
convention,
and
retained
to
them
the
ap
pointive
powers
of
Iho
organlza
IN
FANCY
SKATING
CHAMONIX,
Jan.
30.
Miss
A
fire
engine
was
used
ns
the
bridal
car
when
Fireman
Jt
(1
Feitson
was
married
to
Miss
Florence
Hlindell
at
Chis-wick.
England.
The
couple
drov
off
on
the
fire
engine
with
a
full
guard
of
honor
and
the
clanging
of
the
bell.
-r
1
1
Special
Service
for
Children
on
all
Canadian
National
Dining
Cars
Throughout
Company's
Lines
designed
lo
so
add
lo
dining
car
service
that
every
juvenile
Ias-.'rause(j
senger
will
be
catereu
to
in
tne
most
satisfactory
manner.
Cnua-i
MR.
WALTER
TRATT
MiiMitr
t
nlU.
Slrplf
mi
Dlnlur
Cra,
Cidln
NiiUhI
RI1j
..iln.r
iii'iriiiiltiilliiiiv
uliii
have
commissioners
das
foremost
dieticians
collaborated
in
the
completion
of
the
menu
ami
the
result
is
not
only,
a
guide
to
Ihe
.proper
food
children
up
to
leu
years
but
also
:
who
are
travelling
with
children
so
that
plenty
of
time,
is
allowed
for
the
choice
of
food
and
the
icosl
is
known
before
the
passcn-
Ige.r
enters
the
dining
car.
Attractively
printed,
and
em-i.
in
1....1
...in,
..:..i..
.....I
....
ill
It....'
I
...11
OCIIISIHU
llll
l.lltu.v.1
uuu
Who
has
Just
instilule,
a
special
ehildrens
menu
on
dining
cars
Jnu
Js
throughout
Ihe
system.
lwi
pilerla
1C
k,(I(k.s
,
wcU
as
assist
their
fillers
in
choosing
FriMllNNIN
RH
I
KS
iihdr
food.
lmMUl
il,,u
M'rvic,!
al
0,,ec
B,H,!i
rnMTC
ta
ffi
ca
ICC
uKAMlJ
ID
$1DU,1uJ
all
dining
and
parlor
cars
or
the
iCanadiait
National
system.
Kh.MO.NTON.
Jan.
30.
-
Ornnts1
(to
cltarilable
institutions
and
NQRTHFRN
R
f
HAS
VFv..'.
.
....-.
ha
.....ah
n,irr,.
been
receiving
assislance
from.
Nil
MIIIIIIK
NUITL.I
.i
.
......
...
II.
....
I
...111
l.
....
i
s.
-
tne
ciiy
to
i
hit
imai
in
HUftntna
AlUil
J
rUTVLIX
11
1
'",,i.,u"l..l
....nUnti.ms
in
tl.n
form
of
eonsiiiereii
iiouoifiii,
thai
Is
grants
.,..
totalled
MKQAAr
Tho
accortiiug
to
u
nespalcli
to
the
Dally
Province
here
from
Ottawa.
Been
Closed
Owing
to
Prohibition
Against
Importing
VICTOUIA,
Jan.
30.
The
nor-
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
ih.
city.
iut..
"
H"
to
Th
B"ton
"
jn,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Newspaper
fl
"
"
'itr!1'
4
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'
'
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-
VOL,
XIV.,
NO,
20.
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'fltfH
I'HI.NCB
Hl'PKHT,
IMI,
WHDNKSDAY,
JANUARY
30,
I2i.
tirum.,-.
ciKuirtk-
imt
itr.it
mm
ut
PMCE
FIVE
CENTS
r
r--r--
-
BRITISH
PREMIER
AND
FOREIGN
AFFAIRS
STARTLING
REPORT
IS
MADE
ON
HOUSES
IN
WHICH
ENGLISH
PEOPLE
LIVE
CANADA
WINS
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
Sent
THIRD
GAME!
Personal
Letter
to
Poincare
on
This
Country's
Hockey
Team
Is
Now
Favorite
for
Olympic
Championship
BRITAIN
WINS
AOAIN
Seml'flnals
are
to
be
Played
on
Saturday
Following
Completion
First
Round
l
II
A.
MOM
X.
Jan.
30.
Cuii-a
a
has
won
each
of
her
pre-i
ury
yumc
lit
the
Olympic
l:-:
-ry
i'oiiIi'sIk
here.
Today
she
0
Trai
J
fjwilierlarid
hy
Ihe
stib-
Attitude
of
Labor
Government
MEMBER
C01NG
ONSATURDAY
Mr.
Pattullo
Will
Attend
Liberal
,
Annual
Meeting
on
Monday
'
Evening
I
Hon.
T.
1).
l'attullo,
member
for
Ibis
district,
is
expected
to
arrive
here
ou
Saturday
afternoon's
train
after
visiting
Ottawa,
Montreal
and
other
points
in
counec-itiou
with
provincial
business.
It
is
understood
that
among
other
'business
be
has
been
arranging
for
the
final
signing
of
the
agree-jment
between
the
provincial
government
and
the.
Canadian
National
Itailway-
Company
in
re-Jgard
to
the
transfer
of
lauds
ou
tKaicn
Island
to
the
province
and
the
protection
of
the
rights
of
the
people
of
this
city
at
the
Salt
Lakes
by
the
transfer
of
the
land
surrounding
them
to
the
province
for
jiark
purposes.
Arrangements
have
been
mada
lo
bold
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
Liberal
Association
while
Mr.
Pattullo
is
in
the
Icily.
This
will
lake
place
at
an
'early
dale.
He
expects
to
leave
ifor
the
south
on
Tuesday.
j
Last
year
there
was
a
distinct
'pikvlvat
.if
inlarnul
in
tlm
l.inArul
annual
gathering,
the
meeting
Joeing
a
record1
i)u(j.
WINMPKfJ,
Jan.
:io."Tlieir
.Majesties
Ihe
llabics"
ar?
,,,.rri.fiiimmi
r
.timing
into
their
own
on
dining
cars
of
Hit
Canadian
.National
Mil
I
I
H
Yh
I
IN
Itaiiwavs
where
a
special
menu
for
children'
will
be
introduced
XuVvl
1
lillllill
1
111
Ihis
week.
Thik
menu,
first
of
its
kind
ever
ued
on
a
Canadian
rail
way,
was
conceived
oy
waller
rrau,
general
manager
of
the
sleeping
and
dining
car
ami
hold
department,
(IN.
It.,
and
it
is
STOCK
MARKET
by
United
States
Steel
Common
Giving
Extra
Dividend
of
50c
for
,NKW
YollK-
Jan-
3,v
0,1(5
of
the
wildest
slock
market
sessions
....
.,H-,...i.
..
.........
..
K.,.1.
..-ill
'
ii-ii-m
jrais
was
lo'!,,is
Ibousan.ls
of
buy-
be
a
source
of
entertainment
the
children
during
the;
journey.
lions
of
fare;
breakfast
ranging
ing
oiuers
were
reeetveo
ioiiow-
'i-
fri...,ii
r
...i
"IK
tne
ueciarauoii
ot
i
uv
nil
in
un
;
x
.vi'
i
it
hi,
v'i
jj
in
price
from
10
to
00
rents;!
jdinner.
od
lo
85
cents;
and
a
I
'-a
i
ESKIMO
EXECUTION
nuritiTinn
'from
33
to
do
cents.
As
the
dining
car
steward
announces
the
uieals
he
also
distributes
the
children
s
menu
to
passengers
Two
au
extra
parents
in
choosing
meals
for"""
",u
u
-w"
-r
children
from
Ihe
regular
n.enul'1
f"'";
,1,,e
m,
H.1
fr,a"1"
is
overcome
by
Ibe
special
child-c.
"
f'"t
"ale
of
Ln",,',
aU,s
sl,et1
com-Ihere
ten's
service.
For
each
meal
are
offered
four
combina-
sevea
l"'"U!iUd
8'ar"
tor
iou.
reconled
IS
SET
FOR
FRIDAY
Men
of
North
Will
Pay
Penalty
vfor
Murder
of
Mounted
Policeman
OTl'AWA.
Jan.
30.
-The
closing
chapter
of
the
tragedy
of
the
far
north
will
be
written
on
Fri
day
of
this
week
with
the
execution
of
two
Kskiino
murderers,
at
llerschel
Island.,;
No
wonl
of
I
tho
execution
will
likely
coma
The
new
children's:1"""
.
"
duced
this
year
by
.proximately
;store
al
Atn
s
Empty
and
H(
One
tllllit
uii'uiuiiiH
iu
nu
nottnreinent
made
by
the
commissioners.
Last
year
the
total
antouut
given
to
eighteen
differ
i.
...
.i..Mt
it..:.
i
montits
alter
u
takes
place.
The
two
Kskimos
were
sentenced
lo
death
for
tho
.murder
of
Corporal
lioak
of
the
Iloyat
Canadian
Mounted
Police
and
Otto
Kinder,
a
trader.
KING'S
PRINTER
HAS
RESIGNED
POSITION
VIC-TOMA,
Jan,
30
AV.
II.
Cul-len,
King's
printer,
resigned
yesterday
and
will
be
superannuated.
He
was
an
appointee
ot
have
discusseddhern
areas
of
liritish
Columbia
Ihe
Mcllride
government
and
had
this
year's
grants
with
representatives
of
these,
various
organizations
and
.the
reductions
that
have
been
approved
will
bring
Ibe
total
Down
to
109,925.
C-V.H.
steamer
Prince,
(lupurt,
Ihni.
Thus
Iho
president
can
Kuslace
Siuilh
of
Toronto
won
Gap!.
John
McKernan,
from
Van
continue
to.
appoint
organizers'sixlh
place
In
the
Olympic
fancy
couver
and
way
ports,
is
due
In'shipmi
shipment
ftud"
other
oilkials.
Isiai'ng
e&t.tt
bM
'strday
'psri
th
iveniug
al
5
o'clock.
Ika
have
been
cut
off
from
theitheld
the
position
for
a
number
liquor
supply
by
American
terri-(or
years,
lory
and
are
today
liquorles..
The
Allin
liquor
store
is
empty
and
closed.
No
liquor
has
been
SKI
MARATHON
sent
into
the
Atlin
country
since
CHAMONIX,
Jan.
30.
Thor-
November,
when
the
United
Slates
lief
llaug,
a
Norwegian,
won
tho
government
refusetl
lo
allow
a
lo
be
m'ado
across
Alas-
,.i
Utu
Vuk.'ii
''utdry.
ski
marathon
at
the
Olymplo
sports
being
carried
on
here
thi
week.