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28.
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Paul
an
in
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atiiMimi.
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en
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eoii'iiKnl'
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are
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FIVE
LIBERALS
TO
nr
iiirnnniircn
AT
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animal
will
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SI
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Flillon.
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K.
I'arker.
lip
CX.
line
lo
IV"in,1,3HJ:!:,
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DELAY
NH
TRAIN
C.
II.
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Fori
will
Will
III-
III'
Me.Murray.
!
taken
IIIKI'II
down:
W
i-
i
lliver
hy
hunt
toj
nil
Luke
AlliulinM'a.l
'
will
tin
lurned
oof'
EXTRAVAGANT
Cost
of
Government
High
Owing
w
Power
or
Public
Opinion
Says
Progressive
lNN.;(i,
j.m
;xt,m-'"
"
giiM'i'uuieiil
is
due
lo
ir
ilciiiaun
or
Hie
peop
for
er-''
ami
indicates
Ihe
power
of
!';ll!l'
"Oiiiion.
according
to
111
''
I
ni
ke.
Pcogressive
lead-(,
1:1
an
address.
Then
is
in
":iuu
;i
j.-n.
ij(rgeure
oT
in-'"''
Fast
and
Ihe
West
ar!'
lias
H
pi'ulilcnis
ami
each
!'1'"v
I'"
its
parli.-ular
de-
'I'lie
l'nij,nsnU's,
aeeoiding
'
'
oi
k,..
,.,,
,n
f,,,.
'""'en
nf
twnh.
ral,..H
by
'
11
t'aHiainenl.
INFORMER
SAID
TRIED
SUICIDE
Counsel
for
Accused
say
Paul
Strumklns
Tried
Twice
to
Commit
Suicide
Not
be
In
Bsforo
Eight
O'clock
Tonight
at
the
Earliest
h
'lie
lici'd
of
wood
!
i.
i.nigiv
in
thai'
Again
lodd
up
behind
a
slide
country.
Si-U'raljat
Mile
OH.
5
east
oT
Kwiuilsa,
ln
.nl
(vji,li
he
inovnil!
where
I
here
w
as
similar
trouble
uut:lil
during
lln'j
lal
week,
the
westbound
pas-ant
n
the
heiilllii'ie!
seiigcr
Iniin,
due
here
this
:
c
that
the
annual
x-"i'iis
the
grazing
o
Ihe
park.
LOCAL
DEMANDS
moni(iig
al
7
o'clock,
is
lale
and
Superintendent
I.
A.
Mcl'lierson
slated
this
morning
dial
he
did
not
expeel
it
lo
arriu
before
8
oeiock
Ibis
evening
al
Hie
eal'-liesl.
II
was
expected
al
Hie
same
lime
lo
send
I
lie
eastlniuud
pasM-micr
I
rain
out
at
5
o'clock
thin
afternoon.
A
rotary
plow
and
full
crew
1
working
al
Ihe
slide
today.
II
is
200
feel
long
and
from.
:I3
lo
50
feel
deep.
CHINESE
NEW
YEAR
CELEBRATIONS
OYER
.
Old
Year
Dismissed
With
Firecrackers
and
Weird
Music
and
New
One
Announcod
VHJTOIILV.
Jam.
28.
Chinese
.New
Year
eelebialions
ended
last
night
when
(he
lusl
or
Ihe
Hre-erackcrs
was
exploded
and
Ihe
Orientals
here
returned
lo
their
former
occupations.
Those
taking
purl
were
mostly
Ihe
Hon-rueiauis't
Chinese,
who
always
welcome
in
the
new
jcar
with
rillhiu-
noises
and
Hie
solllld
ol
weird
Oriental
music.
The
reform
Chinese
do
not
lake
pari
in
Ihe
celcbrallons.
Hallways
uinl
.aigalfon
DEi
1111IUUUtLU
HI
i-
PARLIAMENT
OPENING
PRICE
OF
GASOLINE
OTTAWA,
Jan.
-Five
Liberals
and
one
Conservative
rc
lo
be
inlrodiiced
to
Hie
new
House
or
Common
when
It
open
here.
These
have
all
been
elected
since
Ihe
close
oT
the
last
sess
Ion.
The
indication
given
by
Ibis
list
is
thai
Hie,
Liberals
have
nut
rated
badly
al
Ihe
hands
or
Ilia
cousliluencies
or
late.
J.
Oyhhavii,
Capl.
McCuskrie,
Hugh
Ward.
l'lildle
Works-
J.
II.
Pillsbury.
W.
II.
Tobey,
II.
SI.
i.
Lee.
Membership
S.
K.
tiamplicll,
M.
M.
Mcl.aehlan,
J.
W.
Nieliols.
Fiinince
!.
Ilorie,
J.
L.
Christie,
CI.
Woodland.
I'ublirily
H.
I'ullen,
F.
Oibb,
.1.
Seoll.
Labor
1.
(iamula,
l.
Jabour,
L.
M.
Fuller.
Futerlaiumetil
-
Ooug.
Slork,
I'M.
editions.
I).
Thompson.
Civics
II.
A.
l'hili.olt,
II
Hreen.
O.
Miinro,
Legislative
I".
T.
K.
Hubert.
,sou.
j.
i.oiiai'i,
it.
(ioruon.
ScanadianF
WALKING
EVENT
Georno
Gouldlng
of
Vancouver
Comes
Second
at
New
York:'
Nurml
a
Winner
NLW
YOIIK,
Jan.
28.
Oeorge
(iouldliig
of
Vancouver,
a
veteran
Canadian
walker,
came
second
in
Hie
two-mile
Uaudicap
walking
ceiit
Inst
nlghl,
which
was
won
by
Charles
Cschriibaeh,
who
was
given
30
seconds.
doubling
iniole
up
hair
Ihe
lime.
His
lino;
was
just
a
minute
slower
than
his
own
world's
record
for
Hie
distance
of
C)
iniu.
118
3-5
sees.
iN'urmi,
llu.'
Finnish
runner,
broke
Ihe
indoor
retool
Tor
Ihree
iiuarler.s
of
a
mile,
ib'Tcating
Ihe
crack
American
runiiers.
This
Is
his
tj.lrteenlh
redord
since
s
his
invasion
of
the
United
Stales
a
few
Weeks
ago.
IS
VERY
LOW
HERE
Oasoline
is
selling
al
n
lower
price
here
Joday
than
it
has
for
a
M'i'v,
long
time.
The
present
price
Is
21
renin
which,
with
the
addition
of
Ihe
three
cent
tax,
brings
il
lo
the
general
public
at
21
cents.
Distillate
is
also
low.
the
ire
sent
price
lieing
l7o
without
lux.
Ihe
tegular
annual
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
hospital
Auxiliary
was
held
yesterday
aflernooii
in
Ihe
Oily
Hall.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Parsons,
president,
occupying
thv
chair.
'Ihe
follow
injf
officers
were
eleeled
for
Ihe
ensuing
year:
President.
Mrs.
Frank
Hibb.
First
Vice-l,rcs.,.Mrs.
H.
Can-low.
Second
Vice-I'ies.,
Mrs.
Hucy.
Secretary,
Mrs.
.
II.
Arnntl.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
II.
Atkins
lteporls
were
read
during
the
meeting
covering
the
activities
or
I
the
auxiliary
for
Ihe
past
year.
A
vole
of
(hanks'
-.was
given
lo
Mrs.
Parsons,
retiring
presideul.
for
her
valuable
services
during
Ihe
past
year.
Unifies
wcic
Hien
held
fur
the.
chair,
donated
by
Oeo,
lite,
willed
was
won
by
Mrs.
Helming
Willi
Ticket
No.
70;
and
a
eae
oT
cornflakes
donated
by
O.
W.
Nickerson,
won
by
(I.
II.
Ar-uolt
with
ticket
No.
33.
EPIDEMIC
OF
BABIES
AT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
VANCOUVER
RECENTLY
VA.NCOl'VKIl,
Jan.
28.
There
has
been
an
epidemic
of
babies
at
the
general
hospital
rcceully.
About
thirty
were
born
there
In
five
days,
which
Is
prelly
much
a
record
for
llml
Institution
The
population
of
Vancouver
bids
Talr
lo
Increase
even
ir
Micro
Is
not
much
immiyraliiiri,
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
lance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,-
banquets
and
wedding
Anywh'
parties.
Stand
Wo
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ral"s,
apply
to
Boston
ai.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDEOr.,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
m
i
vnl,
XV
NO.
3
IMUXGB
Hl'IMJItT,
IUJ.,
WEIhNF.SDAY,
JAXLAHY
28,
1H25.
ymuh.'
circui.tic
ms.
Strt
Salts.
.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13
ZZARD
SWEEPS
THE
PRAIRIE
PR0V1N
LONG
DISTANCE
Suggested
Regulations
RADIO
RECORDS,
-
Philadelphia
Concerts
Were
Heard
'distinctly
in
Australia
Yesterday
MKI.nuLllNi:,
Australia,
Jan.
28.
Official
radio
telephony
lesls
between
I
oiled
.Slates
and
Australia
yesterday
were
very
u-ees.-.ful.
Many
musical
numbers
and
speeches
broadcasted
Trom
Plilladelphia.
were
heard
dis-liuclly
in
arious
jiarts
or
Australia.
Sii'iials
were
unusually
strong
and
clear,
tests
haw
continued
throughout
the
week.
MRS.
DIBB
IS
NEW
PRESIDENT
Succeeds
Mrs.
R.
C.
Head
of
Hospital
Parsons
as
Auxiliary
Published
in
Vancouver
YAXUOl'VKIl,
Jan.
2S.
Lnless
last
minute
ehang-s
are
maile.
the
new
beer
regulations
conic
iulu
force
March
15
and
will
provide
(he
hours
or
sale
lo
be
from
K
mm.
lo
11
p.m.
every
day
except
.SiunJay.
polling
days,
Chrrslmus
Day,
and
tiood
Friday,
according
1
1
the
Vancouver
Sun.
Other
regula-lions
announced
as
likely
by
the
newspaper
include:
The
prevention
of
women
employees
in
places
where
beei;
i
v
sold.
Thai
pali'ons
must
sil
ul
I
aides.
rhal
the
strength
of
beer
lie
limited
lo
I
li
per
cent.
That
no
other
articles
bo
allowed
lo
be
sold
on
the
premises.
This
would
mean
I
hat
sandwiches,
cheese
ami
other
usual
accompaniment
or
beer
caiinol
bo
enjoyed,
effectively
doing
nway
with
the
restaurant
or
dining
room
licences.
Premises
are
lo
have
but
one
entrance
ami
thai
direclly
off
Ihe
s
tree
I.
Itlinds
nmsl
be
arranged
lo
provide
a
lull
view
of
Ihe
premises
from
the
street
during
closed
hours.
It
is
expected
that
the
firsl
licenses
wall
be
issued
on
March
10
and
(hat
beer
will
be
allowed
to
be
on
sale
by
March
15.
EQUIPMENT
SAID
TO
BE
COMING
BY
RAIL
FOR
NEW
ELEVATOR
It
Is
reported
that
equipment
Is
on
the
way
here
by
rail
to
be
used
In
connection
with
the
building
of
the
elevator
foundations.
W.
N.
Chater,
engineer
In
charne,
stated
this
afternoon
that
he
had
not
been
officially
advised
of
this
and
was
still
awaiting
developments.
He
expects
work
will
be
started
by
the
Northern
Construction
Co.,
Ltd.,
very
shortly.
TRADES
AND
LABOR
MAKES
A
PROTEST
At
Ihe
regular
monthly
meet-lug
or
Hie
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
held
in
Carpenter's
Hall
last
nighl,
n
motion
that
the
council
go
on
record
as
protesting
against
(he
Hospital
Hoard
placing
Ihe
collection
or
accounts
in
the
bauds
of
a
foreign
agency
wtis
unanimously
endorsed.
WHEAT
PRICE
and
July
to
$2.17
Ti.
STILL
JUMPS
WTXXIl'FJS,
Jan.
28.--
The
remarkable
jump
in
wheal
price
continued
on
the
exchange
today.
May
ilelivuiies
climed
lo
82.20
Mxooiiers
and
millers
are
buying
heavily.
ARBUCKLETO
MARRY
AGAIN
Admits
this
after
Receiving
Word
That
Former
Wife
had
been
Divorced
from
him
HOLLYWOOD.
Jan.
28.
Following
receipt
of
advice
from
Pari
thai
Minta
Murfec
Arbuek
le
had
obtained
a
divorce
from
him,
.Fatly
Arbuckle
admitted
to-
diiv
that
he
would
have
an
an
nouncement
lo
make
in
a
few-
days
concerning
Hie
wedding
nlaiis
of.
himself
and
Doris
Deanc.
actress.
KILLED
WHEN
CAR
WENT
INTO
DITCH
Vancouver
Man
Injured
In
Arizona
Accident
Last
Night
Yt.'CSON,
Ariz.,
Jan.
28.
-Charles
Leonard,
a
bunker
o!
Montesano,
Washington,
wa
killed
and
II.
M.
Fullerlou.
a
real
eslale
broker
ol
Vancouver.
H.C
was
injured
when
Hie
louring
car
ill
willed
they
were
ri.llny
went
inlo'a
dilch
near
here
last
nighl.
Fullerlou
formerly
lived
in
Victoria.
SUGGESTED
BEER
REGULATIONS
ELIMINATE
DININGRO
US
AND
RESTAURANTS
BSD
f
i
'
1
1
i
a
mm
m
x
.
x
.
a
mm
a
mrr
w
m
m
m
Tying
Up
Street
and
Railway
Traffic,
Disorganizing
Business
WIXNII'KO
Jan.
2N.
Lower
eiiiM!ralure
brought
u
fierce
,
ji
ril
fnmi
llu'
norllicnsl,
(he
worst
of
Hie
present
wiiiler
.
....
II...
I
....
..
..i
i..
..:r:..
..
i
11
n
in
Mi-
mid
piling
it
high
ngauisl
hiiihhngs,
lrecs
anil
.
...
,
I
.1.1..
CI
I
I
!C
-i'
'III
IIKlMlltj
II"
n'nin
niia:v-iiiii-.
nillll
u
IK
I
lilll.l
.
.
.
i
i
.
!
j
mi'
In
'ig
lo
keep
Hie
main
hue
rlear.
In
Ui
iiv
nio-l
people
are
remaining
ul
lioine
anil
business
v
nr
It"--
suspended.
iniin
iiiiii
i
ii
TO
PEACE
RIVER;:
'
-
-
and
Will
Turn
Them
Loose
J
Wl.vXli'1,1
K,
,
I
:
y
In
North
i
Jan
'.'8.
Colonel
-.v
:t
tin
received
the
t!T'
v
iti
lioffato
from
,
lli.
Il:iv
lllver!
th
of
I:.
M'i..
I
SECURITY
PACT
IS
SUGGESTED
OF
THREE
POWERS
BY
GERMANY
I'AHIS.
Jan.
28.
The
I'l'i'iii-ii
Onwriiuicnl
ha
learned
dial
(ii'iiuany
will
probably
seek
French
ami
IMgino
opinioii
nn
III"
security
pari
among
I
he
I
lirre
powers.
This
confirms
unofficial
intima
tion
n""
hi
recently
ninj
uti-iiwi,
rrecivid.
;
COMMITTEES
OF
LOCAL
BOARD'
Number
of
New
Names
on
List
Made
up
by
President
Nickerson
The
lisl
oT
committees
of
I
In'
I'riiirc
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
show
a
niiiulier
of
new
names.
The
following'
is
llii;
complete
1
i
1
1
:
Freight
Hale
T.
Mc.Meckin.
Syd.
Thomson,
C.
15.
Mills.
liisiiroiH-o
II.
II.
Little,
(i.
Ar
oold,
Syd.
.lolnislon.
J'orl
J.
T.
Lee.
A.
S.
Paul.
C.
IO.
Minn.
j
Trades
ami
Commerce
-
F.
(.1.
1
Dawson,
M.
1.
Mcllalfcry,
l.
(!.
;
Slow
ftiowari.
ni
l
nay
mycr
.-
.
J'owe
lll'pr,i
'r
rislvr1c4SOi
AC'llilaiu,
X
mfornthli
imt'ali..n
Te-1
.
f
..
lia.iVT.iXtKVrKii
:niadiau
.linn
Nalional
Nalional
--
"
"
i
Milling
Minoig-,1.
C.
Mt'Leiiiiau.
V.
The
new
lulled
Siale:
fae'
peetl
ul
21
knot-
;
miIi
murine
lS.S.
V-2,
wh'o'h
was
reeenll.v
launched,
has
it
sur-auil
a
submerged
speed
of
11
kinds.
The
vessel
carries
six
21-inch
torpedo
lubes.
URGES
GREATER
POPULATION
ON
WESTERN
LANDS
Premier
of
Alberta
Says
Battling
up
Country
Will
Reduce
Freight
Rates
LLOYDMLN.STF.lt,
Jan.
28.
Speaking
at
l.loydmiiister,
where
lie
was
one
of
Ihe
guests
al
a
bamiuel
given
to
the
prize
win
ners
at
the
international
show
al
Chicago.
I'reniier
(ileenfield,
"
Hie
farmer
premier
of
Alberta,
urged
the
need
or
greater
population
on
Ihe
lauds
ol
the
west.
He
said
that
in
Alberta
they
hud
only
three
lo
Hie
square
mile.
He
said
they
could
only
dope
for
cheaper
freight
rate
by
encour
aging
closer
.settlement
and
in
creasing
the
amount
of
busiucsj
fur
(lie
railways
lo
handle.
He
urged
co-operalion
with
Ihe
Hrilisli
government
and
the
lending
of
every
possible
aid
to
selllers
in
gelling
them
located
the
land
lind
possibly
in
making
loans
lo
them.
Increased
population
would
be
one
means
of
paying
off
Hie
na-liouat
debf
eonsTiiuent
on
tho
war.
Ihe
speaker
said.
DIPHTHERIA
IS
RIFEATNOME
Anti-Toxin
Has
to
be
Sent
600
Miles
From
Fairbanks
by
Dcg
Team
NOMFw
Jan.
28.
This
town
Is
in
Ihe
throes
of
a
diphtheria
epidemic
and
several
deaths
have
already
occurred.
There
is
no
sufiply
of
anti-toxin
here
and
it
has
to
be
sent
COO
miles
by
dog
learn
from
Anchorage.
Rushln
Medicine
ANCHOHAdK,
Jan.
28.
With
Ihe
mercury
varying
from
30
lo
5t
below
zero,
relays
ol
Ihe
fastest
dog
learns
will
carry
300,000
units
of
diptlieria
antitoxin
over
too
miles
of
rugged
terrain
from
Tenaua
to
the
diphtheria
quarantined
town
of
Nome.
It
will
bo
supplemented
by
1,100,000
units
.Heaving
Seattle
Saturday.
United
Stales,
signal
corps
have
issued
a
call
Tor
dog
loam
throughout
the
sub-arctic
region
and
seasoucd
inusliers
have
responded.
Speedy
relay
will
bo
irrauged
when
Ihe
serum
reaches
l'enaua.
DISCUSS
PRICE
BEER
LICENSES
Mayor
Taylor
Recommends
That
S5C0
be
Set
by
Commissioner
Davidson
YANC01JVF.lt.
Jan.
28.
Mayor
Til)
lor
aiinouticed
today
Hull
he
had.
recommended
lo
Commissioner
Davidson
thai
the
cost
of
beer
licenses
be
rixed
al
300
fol-lowitur
representations
of
local
hotel
keepers
thai
1.000
was
loo
high
before
Ihe
result
of
Hie
new
conditions
are
known.
-"
GLORIA
SWANSON
MARRIES
MARQUIS
I'AHIS,
(
Jan.
28.
(Horia
Swanson,
Ihe
well
known
cinema
star
was
mtirried
today'
lo
Martinis
Falaise
de
la
Courdray.