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YENDE1TA
I
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NEiV
YORK
RECENTLY
'
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BY
POLICE!
-
1.-JC
Feb.
8
-pcujUw
raU-
KBW
VOIIK.
Feb.
9-
Detail
of
,
.
alter
tU'sWTmj
'
nign
"
trM
orta
vendetta
MfcugSt
::
:d
a
decided
setback
u-
on
by
the
nliune
Uw
were
recently
tJi
open
break
occurred
In
uneowm
by
detective
Investigating
j
revert
favorite.
Wheeling
&
tht
tnystarlou
killing
of
Tat
Joe-
Bin-
j
t
.i
ommon
broke
thirty-nine
'el.
haU
bond
runner,
the
Evening
World
Wm!
Maryland
common.
14
V
I
t
l
Northwestern,
common
and
The
young
man
entered
ie
office
each
seven,
and
down
of
.where
Blnlsi.
to
whom
the
paper
refer!
0
to
flTr
a
"vice
president
of
the
pickpocket
1
HUH,
CWHl
W
WUUU
RHTWIIi
not
la
Jail."
and
ahot
htm
down.
DetoctlTM
Investigating
the
mystery.
ttM
World
My,
made
the
following
dl-
nintel
has
grown
rich
by
peddling
:
hril
bonda
to
acquaintance
of
the
un
rlcrwortd
When
the
Diumtt
Law
be
ome
errsctlv
n
nad
treat
wmi
om
money
out
in
band
for
criminal
who
ware
watting
trial
and
who
aa
fourth
(-Mender
would
be
tent
up
for
life
under
the
new
law.
The-c
men
brfan
Jumping
their
ball
V
,iw
the
rtor
of
"
l-"
3JIIIA
Feb
9-T1
Oobb
has
"rt
Wplay
STphU-r
BUI
wa.
fated
with
"taking
the
with
a
grin"
or
"turning
hU
A
lcana
at
a
.alary
betwwn
1
$75,000
a
year.
It
la
o
erou
a-
Tru
Bpeaker
will
ree.lv.
k
heu"r"'"
WMnTnton
and
became
what
the
unrworld
-.h.
m
aub.
Dabej-W-
""
"uealer.
And
the
U
or
a
uid
to
be
Mklng
1100.000
for
...
.
.V
vw
underworld
ha
but
one
method
of
.
ware
in
nm
nrw
iwi
itrMting
rau.
nd
that
I
the
memoa
employed
by
the
two
young
men
who
I
appeared
In
Binter
doorway
for
a
moment
to
leave
their
message
of
death.
OUT
POLAR
I
LANii
Oarkne.
of
their
.hadowy
h.unU.
Mulilne
In
he
l'rl
In
Anllr
l'lnil()i
.mu
ling
Umiiuuv'
5:naiT
Mich..
Feb.
9.
A
runway
al
-:o
feet
ion
will
be
needed
for
a
lsc
tt
at
point
Brrow.
Alaska.
r
:'
Ocorge
II.
Wllklns
un-'
i
second
Arctic
aerial
epedl-
'
spring,
'
;
al
teu
on
ice-covered
lake
St.
'
:a
plane
Captain
WUktns
will
ue
-
...atcd
lla
ability
"to
rrrv
a
load
t
5-flA
.
.
...
-
i"juum.
anowea
i
15
'
me
however,
tht
equipped
with
-
required
a
surface
dash
of
1.-
.
.
-
uriora
it
miM
nn
oi
:
Was
amnnort
In
Undine
but
t;2
I
a:
wa
undamaged.
r.)i'd
with
wheel
the
plane
ha
1
1
able
to
rise
with
lt
Inari
about
-
"om
me
atartlng
point.
,
c,?-m
Wilkin
said
the
condition
.
-
m:n
the
teU
were
made
were
--
raenucai
with
those
he
antlci-
vn
Arctic.
VniM..
Z'
1
CANOE
AT
VICTORIA
ni-l'"tlm
uiril
U,t
.t,
iMht
MK,t
nil
t'er
1'ulitt
When
Dug-out
Overt
iirned
Kited
Wi
"wviiingvoH
wm,
1,
drowned
off
Clover
Point
t
,rom
dug-out
canoe.
The
ml
1
""'d
bfore
the
eye
of
two
mPmon
and
II.
n.
Fletcher,
who
en-
HILL
60
CHAPTER
ELECTS
OFFICERS
At
a
meeting
of
Hill
60
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daughtera
of
the
Empire,
at
the
home
of
Mr.
C.
Dalagno
yester-day
afternoon,
report
ere
read
how-ln
that
the
chapter
had
a
very
uc-restful
year.
Offlcer
elected
for
the
ensuing
year
were
a
follows:
Honorary
Itcgent
Mr,
n.
Honorary
Vlce-Itegent
Mlsi
D.
Mc
Donald.
,
Regent
Mr.
4.
Mnon.
,
Flrtt
Vlce-Kegent-Mr.
B.
Walker.
Becond
Vice-Regent
Mr.
R.
Davie.
Secretary
Mis
C.
Mitchell.
Treaiurer
Mis
Will
Dyer.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs
E.
Marh.
Echoes'
Secretary
Ml
McOuire.
Standard
Dcrer-Mr.
C.
Balagno.
VANCOUVER
IJXC1I
AN
B
Bid.
IM
Wheat
DO.
Silver
Dunwell
Glacier
MO
Oladstone
Independence
u
Indian
K
Marmot
10
Premier
33
rorter
Idaho
14
Silver
Cret
06
W
8urf
Inlet
Richmond
.
13
Cotui
Copper
855
Asked
1.80
y
1.S3
.U
U
JO
.131
.0914
.13
3.28
.15
.07
,18
80S
TOIiONTO.
I'rb.
9l"remlrr
lirorrr
II.
I'rrciiMin
li.i'
annuunrril
that
l.
II.
Iluiina,
fnriurr
prr-lilrnt
and
llulrinmi
of
the
f'aiiadlan
National
IUII,
will
lie
the
hruil
of
the
Outiirlu
l.liUor
Comiiilokliiii,
The
iiIm
r
li
member,
will
be
Mewart
.M(i.entliun.
former
inrmlier
of
uir-llainent
for
Ottawa,
and
Hun,
lr.
It.
J,
Manloii,
mrinlier
for
Tort
Wll-ll.mi
and
former
rnliliirt
mlnUtnr
uiKlrr
IU.
Him.
Arthur
Mriglien.
Mr.
HiiuiiM
I
rjllnujiiuu,
Mr.
MiLrnnglmu,
lunjrr,
anil
Or.
Mmilnn.
a
li,velclun
and
suritroii.
Hr.
Mmilon's
urptaurr
of
Hie
new
pro
hirlal
Mt
will.
II
I
umlrrMoml,
not
lfr
I
hi
slundliij
u
a
iiirnilH-r
of
the
federal
house.
TRELLE'S
VICTORY
ADVERTISES
PEACE
rroiliirlul
(internment'
Piiblliil)
Office
At
liilinonlon
KnrhrN
Many
Jiirlr
EDMONTON,
Feb.
9
I
By
Canadian
Pre)v
Herman
Trelle'a
victory
with
hi
wheat
and
oat
entry
at
Chicago
In
ternational
May
and
Oraln
8how,
promise
to
make
good
advertising
for
the
Peace
River
country.
The
provin
cial
government'
publicity
office
has
al
ready
received
number
of
Inquiries
about
that
part
of
the
province.
Farmer
In
varlou
parts
of
the
west
ern
state,
"wno
nave
read
aoout
ine
prize-winning
grains,
have
written
for
further
Information
about
the
country
and
tht
opportunities
for
aettmenemt.
It
I
anticipated
that
the
Inqulrln
will
re
sult
In
actual
Immigration
next
spring
and
officials
ot
the
department
of
agriculture
are
looking
for
a
substantial
movement
from
the
United
8tates
next
sprn.
,
,
,
HOCKEY.
Montreal
Maroon
3,
St.
Patricks
0.
New
York
Anierlcan
S,
Pittsburg
0.
Bo?
toil
rl,
Detroit
0.
cse
troop,
who
mutinied
last
Wednesday
et
Manehang
ln
Klangsl
province
after
killing
several
of.'lrcrs.
looted
and4
burned
one
section
of
the
city
accord-1
ing
to
a
story
broujht
here
yesterday
by
Dr.
O.
T.
Beldenberj,
superintendent
"
,
.
I
of
the
Methodist
Hosplttl
there,
which
1
Ml
l.t.NA-
1
,
.
,
.
,
.
1
imonstrslton.
Eeidcnberg
said
that
the
I
:
troops
mutinied
when
they
were
paid
off
'
with
depreciated
paper
Instead
of
silver
'which
they
had
been
proml4.
Other
missionaries
who
arrived
laid
that
business
as
well
as
missionary
activities
ln
Honan
and
Klangsl
provinces
had
b:en
suspended
on
account
of
military
operations.
Many
wealthy
Chinese,
who
re
fused
to
disgorge,
were
executed,
thej
missionaries
reported.
City
clerk,
E.
F.
Jones,
received
by
veitcrday's
mall
the
order
from
Judge
Robertson
unseating
P.
It.
Unzey
as
alderman.
The
natter
of
a
new
election
will
come
before
the
council
next
Monday
night
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Exchange
Huilding
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand;
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
HECK,
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"tit
'I.
I..
xvii.,
No:
-.',
k-0L
PRINCE
IlUPERT,
D.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1927
Circulation
1637
Sales
556
Price'
Five
Onta
TTAWA
VOTE
FOR
VATOR
SITE
API
AUI
A
V
h
VsH
(II
IS
I.AI
N(
HINIi
INIII
KM)
II
UN
and
on
Which
Local
Grain
Plant
Located
Valued
at
$165,000
ot
;i:
01
COMMONS
ON
opening
day
makes
apphopuia.
TION
TO
KEIMIIUItSB
(IRANI)
TRUNK
RON!)
IIOEDEItS,
COMPI.VIMJ
WITH
AGREEMENT
11
WA,
February
9.
The
House
of
Commons
8jcnt
Tuesday
upply.
There
wa
some
opposition
to
a
vote
of
$105,000
landholders
for
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Development
for
:
rn
which
the
Prince
Ruert
elevator
stands.
The
minister
?
explained
that
the
land
had
been
valued
originally
at
$75
and
that,
when
the
Canadian
National
Railways
took
over
;
ic
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
they
stood
bond
V
purchase
price
of
the
elevator
site.
After
a
few
minutes
;n
n
which
Conservative
and
Progressive
members
took
G
SLUMP
IN
RAILWAY
STOCK:
-part,
the
I
Urn
u
passed
The
auai
ot
1141.000
wa
voted
tor
public
building
in
Brttlab
Columbia
and
1134.000
wa
pasted
for
uw
In
har
bors
and
river
of
the
Pacific
coast
pro-
;ne.
AMERICAN
FLEET
in
gunnery
prar
ice
on
the
Fa
i
o,c
January
10,
wher60
iships
fired
force
practice.
Twenty
miles
off
a
two-mile
earing
of
target
rafts
were
towed
L;
de
royer
These
represented
the
enemy
and
they
launched
torpedoes
at
the
ba
tleships.
China
Remains
Obdurate
as
Equalization
of
Canadian
British
Troons
Are
Landed:
Duties
on
Farm
Products
Mutiny
in
Cantonese
Army1
.
Would
be
Unwise
Barrow
LONDON.
February
9
said
that
the
Chinese
cabinet
had
refused
to
reply
to
Britain's
latest
proposals
for
a
settlement
of
the
Chinese
problem
until
Britain
replied
to
the
government'
protect
against
troops
being
sent
to
Shanghai.
Eight
destroyers
left
Sheerness
yesterday
for
the
Far
East
and
a
British
cruiser
squadron
of
four
ships
and
a
battalion
of
the
Gloucester
Regiment
has
arrived
at
Hong
Hon?.
The
regiment
pro-
ceeded
to
Shanghai.
LIQUOR
BOARD
FOR
ONTARIO
II.
IL
lltN.VA,
hTEW'AKT
UIIAN
AMI
Ml.
MANIOX
AltE
ai'I'oimi.ks,
fi:r.Mii:u
an.
NOIME
1
SHANGHAI.
Feb.
9
Several
Canton-
4.
Way
l,ands
Rudget
Debate
is
Continuing
at
Victoria
VICTORIA,
February
9.
Equalization
of
Canadian
duties'
.
,
r
.
re
e
1
.
.
i
j.
.,
t
i
U.S.
PARTIES
HAVE
TROUBLES
ANOTIIEU
SMITII-MrADOO
UATTLE
r
OUTCAST
IN
19-JS
WET
AMI
ItKV
Is.Hl
E
Til
HE
'
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Feb.
9.
William
O.
McAdoo
and
hi
friend
have
no
In-ten'.lon
of
beating
a
retreat
and
reXuslng
to
fice
Governor
"Al"
Smith
of
New
York
and
hi
backer
In
the
fight
over
the
Democratic
nomination
for
president
In
1923.
Tbi
1
the
Information
that
U
reaching
Washington,
despite
an
Impression
In
Mine
quarters
that
Governor
6rnlth
l
the
dominant
factor
In
his
party
and
will
capture
the
nomination.
McAdoo,
It
1
gsut.aUy
felt,
la
not
as
icrcug
with
his
party
u
In
1924.
Nevertheless,
those
In
touch
with
him
declare
he
1
'ull
cf
fight,
and
Is
determined
to
make
war
on
Smith
to
the
limit.
But
that
Is
not
all.
McAdoo
and
the
men
supporting
him
Intend
to
force
the
.dry
luue
on
the
Democratic
party
lnss-muca
as
smith
1
pressing
the
wet
l&sus.
.They
make
no
concealment
of
their
I
plana.
They
-propose.
If
need
be,
to
j
split
the
Democratic
party
on
the
dry
:and
wet
Issue
and
seme
of
them
even
'talk
a
third
party
If
Szxlth
and
the
wet
j
capture
the
Democratic
national
What
the
McAdoo
forces
believe
Is
thit
they
can
align
the
south
and
west
on
the
llaucr.
Issue
the
wet
and
dry
'isfu'e
aiainst
Smith
and"
bftelf
'
"his
Latest
reports
from
Peking
laat
night
Premier
Oliver
Pleads
fcr
Unanimity
in
Fight
for
Return
of
Rail-
nomination,
indications
are
they
will
oppose
abolition
of
the
eld
two-thirds
'rule
in
the
convention.
Any
motion
that
hatmnfv
l
hnvrinir
n,r
tHm
rvtrMyrtttll
party
.
and
wlU
rest
on
the
national
con-
wan
lureign
lariiix
on
iurm
prouucis
ai
ine
prefent
time
wouiu
uo
vent0Q
ls
formulated
without
know-
more
harm
than
good
and
would
probably
bri.
American
retaliation
ied;e
cf
all
the
facts,
that
would
seriously
affect
this
country's
business,
Hon.
E.
D.
Bar-j
However,
the
Democratic
party
is
not
row,
minister
of
agriculture,
declared
in
the
legislature
yesterday
iaione
in
its
internal
troubles,
if
the
in
opposing
the
resolution
of
T.
G.
Coventry,
Conservative
member
!c?P0iltlon
oi
the
Cooiidge
admintatration
for
SnaniL-h.
which
asked
the
House
to
endorse
seasonal
tariffs,
(defeats
the
farm
relief
legislation
de-
equality
of
dutiesvand
the
re-enactment
of
the
federal
anti-dumping.
f'f,
th'cora
another
?
term
for
gBn1?
t
.
rtn
.
,
r,
l
,
l
it.,
r
,
1
law
oi
jyi.
.ur.
uarrow
conienueu
vnat
uanaaian
prouueers
were1
wUl
...
h
FLORIDA
IS
INDIGNANT
MIAMI
MOltKKHl.ms
1KTS
Mr.
YEN
HAYS
Kill
KXI'KKSMNU
III
IDEAS
I'l
I.I.Hi,
V
.MIAMI.
Ilorldii.
Fell.
9.
For
bunging
out
a
l;;n
In
a
notrlly
Minp
rruriliijr:
"Selling
out.
doing
bark
north
whirl
iiirn
are
men
and
mil
are
reasonable."
II.
I
Kaufman
ua
roniti-l
of
dlHirilerly
rondurt
and
entrnrrl
to
ten
iIjji
In
ill.
The
Jiiilee
lnllril
tliat
crowd
around
Kaufman's
store
ereatrd
ti
illtiirrwiiicr
anil
lie
liiimitc
rliril
the
lgn
n
a
slur
on
Hie
(lly.
Extension
of
Butedale
Plant
Involved
in
New
Plans
of
Cannery
Work
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
ANNUAL
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
the
Metropole
Hall
on
Wednesday
Evening,
February
9th
At
8
p.m.
Uusiness:
Election
of
officers
tdolng
pretty
well
now.
The
debate
on
the
budget
was
continued
by
O.
A.
Walkem.
Provincial
member
fcr
Richmond-Point
Orey
and
W.
A.
Mackenzie.
Conservative.
Sim!!-1
kameen.
Premier
Oliver
pleaded
for
the
withdrawal
of
the
emendment
by
H.
Dcspard
Twig?.
Conservative.
Victoria,
to
his
I
(the
premier's)
resolution
asking
en-J
donation
from
the
House
of
the
steps
j
the
government
ls
taking
toward
the
re
turn
to
British
Cilumbla
of
railway
lands
which
he
claimed
were
properly
the
property
of
the
province.
He
pleaded
with
the
opposition
to
unite
with
him
ln
his
effort.
"I
am
trying
to
do
the
best
I
can
for
'British
Columbia's
Interests."
said
the
premier,
"and
I
think
It
would
be
Inadvisable
to
put
the
amendment
to
a
vote."
The
Premier
took
the
ground
that
It
was
not
expedient
to
Introduce
Into
representations
that
would
be
made
to
the
federal
government
anything
that.
would
be
of
a
controversial
nature.
He
believed
that
the
claims
of
the
province
for
the
return
ot
railway
land
were
perfectly
good
and
valid.
At
the
same
time,
however,
the
Introduction
of
anything
controversial
that
might
be
refuted
by
the
other
tide
would
be
unwise.
C.
F.
Davie.
Conservative
member
for
Cowlchan-Newcostle.
adjourned
the
MONTREAL
SLUMS
ARE
VANCOUVER,
February
t.
It
was
announced
here
yesterday
that
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd.
would
enter
the
fish
reduction!
SHR
JFPT
ftF
fflMPI
AINT
business
on
the
coast
this
spring.
Nearly
$300,000
will
be
expended'
UUU,LV'
UI
v,w"
n"'1
as
an
initial
outlay
for
plant
and
equipment
at
Korpino
Harbor,
1
,
Quatsino
Sound,
on
a
combined
salmon
and
pilchard
cannery.
This
Kn"n
,v"-v
,w
la
sl,ouM
reduction
plnnt
will
have
a
capacity
to
handle
125
tons
of
pilchards;
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linn
ta
itnlrriAn
nwlww..
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CMUIJIHI--.M,
K
v
MONTREAL.
Feb.
9.
-
The
company
will
also
add
a
fish
reduction
plant
at
Butedale
PreM).rrotesU
egaint
cannery
near
rrince
i.upert
to
take
care
ot
salmon
onai.
.front
(By
Canadian
the
state
ot
houses
In
the
slum
was
voiced
In
the
report
ot
the
honorary
secretary.
Miss
Lily
K.
F.
rurrjr,
before
the
Catholic
Uocial
Service
Oulld.
"There
Is
absolutely
no
reason
why
a
person
who
la
poor
and
honest
should
be
condemned
to
pas
hi
life
and
bring
up
hit
family
In
dirty,
unhygienic
and
dangersu
surroundings.
Until
this
problem
ls
taken
up
In
earnest,
there
remains
this
hideout
blot
on
our
civilization.1
him
be
much
enhanced
ln
the
agricultural
stales,
with
far-reaching
political
consequences
probable.
FOUR
PERSONS
WERE
GASSED
TWO
.MEN.
AND
TWO
WOMEN
AKE
AM'IIYMATKD
AT
LOS
AMIELES.
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
9.
Police
who
Investigated
the
deaths
of
Joseph
Winters,
Ralph
Sperry,
Mary
Klstler
and
Ruby
Vallon,
whose
bodies
were
found
yesterday
In
Winter'
cottage
near
here,
said
that
the
victim
had
been
aaphyx-Is
ted
with
fume
emitting
from
a
gas
range
which
had
been
burning
more
than
fortw-elght
hours.
ELECTRICITY
PIRATES
IN
WINNIPEG
FORCE
AUTHORITIES
TO
ACT
WINNirEO,
Feb.
9.
Pirating
of
electric
current
In
Winnipeg
has
reached
auch
proportion
that
the
authorities
have
declared
war
on
the
culprits
and
announced
that
court
action
will
be
Instituted
agelnst
those
who
have
been
fcund
tampering
with
meter
connection.
Loss
through
theft
of
current
I
said
to
be
considerable.
"People
who
resort
to
such
petty
and
despicable
methods
should,
be
severely
punished.
They
are
merely
placing
an
additional
burden
on
honest
citizens,
R
V.
Slavtn,
Hydro
sales
manager
FORTUNE
TELLER
IS..
r
,
SUMMONED
TO1
COURT
EDMONTON.
Feb.
9.
Charged
with
unlawfully
undertaking
to
tell
fortunes,
Mrs.
A.
Fontaine,
10707
83rd
Avenue,
has
been
summoned
to
appear
In
police
court
following
complaints
made
to
the
city
police.
The
American
halibut
schooner
8um
A
complaint
from
a
local
tailor
sty
Iner,
Capt.
Soriano,
arrived
lat
evening.
that
hi
wife
hat
been
receiving
read-
i
I
up
for
the
winter
and
will
leave
short-'a
hospital
suffering
Iv
for
the
fishing
banks.
'
breakdown.
from
nervous