25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stands
Exchange
Building
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
VOL
XVII..
No.
21.
defence
of
Shanghai,
total
between
nineteen
and
twenty
thousand
LONDON.
January
20.
The
most
formidable
array
of
British
hlinir
ahi'i
lirmiirht
tn-jnthor
mitiMo
Vinmn
u'tlnr,
ninrn
f.pflnr
ar
nan
assemoieu
at
i
nina
stations
lo
iiacx
up
ine
policy
oi
the
it
,h
government
of
protecting
life
and
property.
Thr
combined
army
and
navy
forces,
which
will
soon
be
on
i:d
fur
armed
service
In
China
In
the
event
of
emergency,
approxi-
.st
from
10.000
to
21.000
men.
Major
General
John
Duncan,
who
will
command
the
land
departed
for
the
Far
East
yesterday
iinn
nrrr
a
sun
DROWNINGS
IN
THE
BLACK
SEA
II
Ul't.lk
HTKAMEICH
LOST
Mill
OCT
ON
U
K
lT'LSl
Tart
1M
.
T.un
numVM
At
tcw
of
tht
Oreek
steamer
Anaataata
r
di
wned
when
tht
veel
wa
v
ni
i.
vita
iuuiv
wi
unmH.
Tftt
Oreek
ateamtr
Um
foundered
at
lift
At
Mr
JfJbl
Ukrsnla.
twenty-fltt
ntrmrn
were
cmrrira
out.
to
era
on
TEWART
PASTOR
:
RESIGNING
POSTS?
V
t
t'
It
ImIII
rv
Ti
l
I
M
IV.
M.ti.
ti.sTiiv
.mi.i:timi
that
hi;
h
m:vimi
.it
i:.hti:u
TCWAIIT
Jan
28
-
At
the
annual
-y
meeting
of
8t
Mark'a
Anglican
iur:h
laat
week.
Her.
A.
W.
n,
Aah
she
paat
r
of
tht
church
for
aeveral
a-a
announced
that,
after
giving
the;
ler
careful
consideration,
he
had
after
Eaater
:-.'jrt
offlcera
for
the
.
year
were
:
.?n
aa
followa:
n-
or'a
-warden.
II.
O.
Marvin.
rtnple'a
warden.
J.
O.
Lyon.
-
:rctary
'treasurer.
P.
8.
Jaek.
Vewy
II
C
Dennett.
J.
Morrlce.
J.
'.5tti
11,
D.
Uoehfort.
.
W.
M.
i
ton.
A,
ItUHWurm
and
H.
Scovll.
LOYERDALE
SUICIDE
WAS
TIRED
OF
LIFE
'"I'liijee
tif
liiv
ly
Hanging
I'uriu
Xukr
III
Life
lllniorlf
In
I
Urn
ClOVnRDAUS.
Jan.
29.-"I
am
tired
fc
aald
a
note
left
by
Ilsger
Con
wr
veiiwv
vvu;
"
vvaaaM
j
v--
-
r-Jr
7
hanrtlt-te.
1
1
.
fKn
m
fn
farm
f
,iin
!
a
vw
i
ta
via
av
m
here
where
he
worked.
ARNINHS
OF
1INITFD
--
W
W
f
W
1
4Tta
aW
STATES
STEEL
LAST
YEAR
HEAVIEST
YET
NEW
YORK.
Jan
3(T
-
Tha
United
ti
Bteel
Corporation
laat
year
had
taming
of
.4109,000.000,
tht
except
during
the
A
phonograph
hiving
record
of
brass
been
Invented
and
the
record
.
unm
iu.ijwj
yeara
from
now,
out
why?
.
.
Tlia
difference
ttwi.n
rr..
..Mh
"0
cheap
uik
aometlmes
Isn't
so
very
TORONTO'.
Jan.
20
-Ttte
Olobe
tbta
morning
published
the
fodowtnt
autf
apeeial
from
Ottawa:
The
departure
of
IlrltUh
troop
for
Shanghai
waa
followed
by
ao
unofficial
message
from
the
Motherland
Inquiring
about
the
(..Iptoc
i
at
Canada
concerning
the
trouble
in
j
China.
It
la
suggested
that
the
Datn.n-.on
might
be
invited
to
send
a
amall
upedltlonary
force
Jn
view
of
the
large
)
umbtr
of
Canadian
mtatonail;
n
the
Jrlent
and
tfct
important
Canadian
coro-oercial
interests
which
might
be
threat1
mad
by
the
aatlon
of
CivlntMwNaUeiutlaU
CAXtufi
hiii:at
cnoi-
l(Ml.JU9.0)
ItlMIKI.f
OTTAWA.
January
2fl.
The
Dominion
Bureau
df
StatlaUca
laaued
Ita
103S
crop
yetterdajr
afternoon,
ei
time
ting
the
whettt
yield
at
404J69.000
btubela
from
23.7S4.0O0
acre
aa
agalnet
41U75.000
buahela
from
21.
B73.0O0
acrea
In
1BU.
LOGGER
IS
KILLED
'
ATMYRTLE
POINT
Ifiiiur
Jorohrrg,
I
InUiidrr,
Meet
Allium!
Instant
Unitli
When
(Tuhnl
lletween
Two
ltg
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
28.
Crushed
between
two
logs,
Frann
Fortberg,
aged
22,
who
came
to
Canada
a
year
a'gs
from
rinland,
waa
almost
Inatantly
killed
at
Myrtle
Point,
near
Powell
lilver,
where
he
waa
employed
In
a,
lumber
camp.
according
to
word
rrcelved
by
the
pro
vlnclal'pollce.
Advertise
tn
tht
Dally
News.
called
for
a
vott.
When
the
question
vas
put,
II.
It.
Pocley.
Conservative
House
leader,
and
nine
of
his
followers
aupported
the
gov
ernment.
Tht
vote
was
33
to
10.
Explanation
was
aupplled
by
W.
A.
Mac-kennle.
chief
Conservative
whip,
who
told
the
House
that
an
agreement
had
been
leached
with
the
government
whlpa
that
the
Opposition
would
not
oppose
adjournment
of
the
debate
to
Wednesday.
Those
voting
against
the
adjournment
wtre
Neelanda.
Browne,
Labor;
Creery
and
Walkem.
rrovtnelals:
Uphill.
Inaepr-udent:
wt
liruun.
Walllufer.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"!
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RJC.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1927
-
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r
CASE
TAKEN
INTO
COURT
v.N(
oi
l:ic
ni.i;s
mtiikmi;
(OUST
uuit
demanding
cv.ic
ti
iti.ni.i.
ruo-
MtsES
YAMOt'tER,
Jan.
L
Naming
a
I'rfrniUnlo.
Ihr
Canadian
Northern
llllllr
Hallway.
Ihr
Canadian
Nor-Ihrril
Kallwat,
the
Canajlan
N
tioul
Hallway,
and
.Markrntlr
Mann
Co.
Mil-
the
City
of
Yaurou-ter
ha
fllfl
rlt
In
Suprrine
Court
rrgltry
eMng
pt-'trid
lirrlunnanre"
of
agreement
signed
In
1U
guaranteeing
the
rmuplrtloii
of
arlou
undertaking
here
at
a
rrl
of
million
dollar.
KILLED
IN
BLAST
AT
GRANBY
MINE
lata,
vhlle
no
official
Wjmwi1rrWnf!,a,w
ldmrr-TW)
ta
forthcoming
It
u
elated
en
good
authority
that
Canada
hat
nst
vet
been
atked
to
participate
In
Brfllth
military
plana.
Known
at
Nanalmo
Uhrre
he
Onee
tlperalH
the
Creorent
Hotel
ttrll
Oulaepp)
Podrecca.
aged
41,
a
chute-'
man
employed
at
the
Mine,
waa
fatally
Injured
recently,
while
blaatlng
a
large
rock
which
had
been
hung
up;
in
the
loading
chute,
at
Anyox.
The
accident
waa
witnessed
by
Mike
Botch,
a
fJerrlan.
who
waa
helping
Podrecca
at
he
tune.
Oulep;
Podrecca
vullered
aevere
Injuries
dut
to
the
blast,
hla
skull
being
fractured,
in
addition
to
other
injuries.
The
deceased
waa
a
native
of
Italy,
and
It
survived
by
a
brother,
Valentino
Podrecca
of
B.
Pletral.
Natlaone,
Cdlne,
Italy.
Ills
partner,
Mike
Botch,
suffered
minor
Injuries.
A
coroner's
inquest
waa
held,
the
Jury
consisting
of
H.
B.
Chapman
(foreman)
T.
R.
8trand,
J.
Munroe,
N.
McBeth.
11.
J.
Brown.
O.
Keyes.
The
verdict
brought
In
waa
that
deceased
met
hla
death
by
ahock,
caused
by
premature
explosion
of
powder
while
at
work.
'
The
body
waa
Interred
at
Anyox
cemetery.
Father
Oodfrey
officiating
and
C.
McAdle
funeral
director.
The
deceased
waa
well
known
In
Nanalmo,
where
at
one
time
he
owned
and
operated
the
Crescent
Hotel,
Tht
Catholic
Women's
League
will
hold
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking;
at
the
heme
of
Mrs.
M.
p.
McCalfery,
Fourth
Avenue
West
on
Thursday
af
ternoon
from
3
to
8.
Conservative
and
Liberals
Join
Hands
and
Defeat
Labor
in
Session's
Second
Division
VICTORIA,
January
2i.
The
second
division
of
the
session
In
the
leirUInturc,
occurrinjr
within
two
days
of
the
first,
yesterday
found
the.
majority
of
the
Conservatives
voting
with
the
government
for
an
adjournment
of
the
campaign
fund's
debate
against
the
wishes
of
the
Labor
members
and
a
fragment
of
the
Conservative
strength.
The
division
came
nbout
when
Premier
Oliver
adjourned
the
discussion
of
&
resolution
Introduced
by
Frank
Urowne,
Burnaby
Labor
member,
cnlling
for
an
investigation
Into
campaign
fund
contributions.
Browne
opposed
adjournment
and
the
members
Catherwood,
Coventry
and
reck,
Conser
vatives.
A
select
committee
was"
named'
to
In-
quire
Into
the
operations
of
the
Work
men'a
Compensation
Act.
It
consists
of
A.
E.
Munn
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
Smith,
Liberals;
Joshua
Hlnchcllffe,
Conserva
tlve;
A.
McC.
Creery,
Provincial;
and
Thomas
Uphill,
Independent
Labor.
The
bill
to
merge
Westminster
Hall,
Ryerson
College
and
the
Congregational
Collego
of
British
Columbia
Into
one
new
Institution,
to
be
known
as
the
Union
College;
was
approved
by
the
private
bills
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MISS
MART
CROSS,"
Quen
of
the
Banff
Alta.
Winter
Carnival.
Miss
Cross
is
a
granddaughter
of
the
Colonel
James
McLeod
of
the
R.N..M.P.,
who
founded
the
town
of
McLeod,
Alberta,
in
187C
DIRECTORS
OF
P.G.E.
REPORT
ICECOHMEMI
TIIIIEK
MILLION
EX-
rEMiin
at;
not
in
iwyoit
OF
EXTENSIONS
AMI
HOILII
SELL
HO
M
YICTOItlA,
Jan.
SB,
Ex-M-ndltiire
of
M.immi.ikhi
on
Improvement
and
replacement
on
the
rarlfk
(irrat
En-tern
Kallaay
during
the
net
three
or
four
jrar
Is
rreinnniendml
by
the
director
of
the
line
In
their
flrt
report
to
the
goternmrnt
whlrh
'
tallied
In
the
legislature
)r-terday.
Tlie
reimrt
adile
n-alut
any
extension
of
the
railway
this
year
and
rrrommend
that
It
be
told
a
Mton
a
possible.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C?'
Stiver
.
.
Dunwell
Olacier
Oladstone
Independence!
Indian
Marmot
.
.
.
.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Richmond
.
.
Bid
Aske)
1.4
1,
1.48
1.63
1.51
US
.ooji
.io4
JO
.UH
.
.05
y,
.08
.13
'
.13
isi
1M
'
.13U
.13
.07
,08H
.17H
.18V4
The
man
who
does
his
best
Is
a
success,
whether
the
world
thinks
so
or
not.
VICTOKIA
HEARS
SANKEV
.MAY
MIT
OET
AN
APPEAL
(Special
to
Dally
Newt)
VICTORIA.
Jan.
38.
There
are
rumors
here
to
the
"
effect
that
Joseph
Sankey,
Port
Simp-ton
Indian,
sentenced
to
hang
on
February,
16
for
the
murder
of
Mlas
Loretta
Chlsholm
at
Port
Esslngton
on
May
33
last,
may
not
be
able
to
make
application
to
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeals
tor
a
new
trial.
It
Is
said
here,
though
there
Is
.no
official
Information,
that
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald,
the
trial
Judge
at
Prince
Rupert
Assizes
In
November,
has
refused
an
application
on
which
Sankey'a
appeal
would
be
based.
'
4
Bales
533
ytwfriiaii
Large
New
Paper
Mdl
on
t
This
Coast
Will
Result
-from
Negotiations
Closed
'
VICTORIA,
January
2C
Negotiations
were
completed
to-
day
between
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
representing
the
crown,
and
the
Willamette
Paper
Co.
of
San
Franchco
which
will
result
in
the
development
of
a
Campbell
River
Falls
power
scheme
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$15,000,000
within
five
years
including
the
construction
of
the
first
unit
of
a
paper
mill
turning
out
two
hundred
tons
of
newsprint
daily,
but
which
will
eventually
be
increased
to
one
thousand
tons
per
day.
A
$3,000,000
British
Columbia
company
will
be
incorporated
this
week
and
it
is
believed
that
the
scheme
will
eventually
lead
to
the
establishment
of
a
new
town
of
from
four
to
ten
thousand
people
In
the
central
region
of
Vancouver
Island.
Interim
Report
May
Be
Given
by
Probe
on
Its
Pacific
Coast
.
Findings
VANCOUVER,
January
2C
The
royal
commission
investigating
the
administration
of
the
department
of
customs
and
excise
concluded
its
British
Columbia
fittings
yesterday.
Today
the
commissioners
will
meet
in
camera
to
discuss
the
evidence
presented
to
them
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Possibly,
they
will
make
some
findings
based
on
it.
Tonight
the
members
of
the
commission
will
move
to
Calgary
to
open
a
session
there
on
Friday.
It
is
possible
that
the
Pacific
Coast
hearings
may
be
made
the
subject
of
an
interim
report
by
the
commission
to
the
Governor-General
In
council.
With
a
passing
reference
to
contrlbu-m
tlona
to
funds
by
political
campaign
thewhIch
,ppearct,
,n
th,
vouchers
sirtng
Rainier
Breweries
of
British
Columbia.!
wUh
notw
eUe
t0
Robert
Doddes.
president
of
that
c0n-ildfnUfr
u
m
,ll(J
u
WM
nU
lm.
ceru.
took
the
witness
stand
yesterday
.
prjlou
hat
u
nted
contrlbu-'
and.
explained
lour
unvouchered
pay-Uon
,0
campftlgn
V,,
mtnts
made
by
the
company
by
atatlng
-
-
that
they
were
campaign
fund
contributions.
One
contribution,
he
aald,.
had
been
glveii
In
connection,
with
tht
beer
and
wine
pleblaclte
In
New
Westminster.
The
total
of
all
contributions
of
this
company
was
somewhat
under
45.000.
Oeorge
Wilson,
accountant
for
tht
Joseph
Kennedy
Co..
waa
atked
to
explain
the
payment
of
12J
per
wtek
over
a
long
period
In
liii
and
part
of
l2d
W.
Crulkshank
of
the
C.N.R.
city
ticket
office
returned
to
the
city
on
tht
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
after
having
spent
his
annual
vacation
Visiting
at
his
home
in
Vancouver.
-
A.
J.
Lewthwaltt,
ont
of
tht
managing
dlrectora
of
tht
Pacific
Mills,
waa
a
passenger
for
Ocean
Falls
from
Vancouver
ou
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437.
W
Tfini
'",
C,
n
Am
riAhrA
m
r
m
tw
ri
y
x
ioniBa
.LummixuuN
uuNt
lis
a
t.
UKlrllUAtSLt
AKKAY
MlLllAKl
STKtNUiH
Utt
W
CHINA
1
J
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1
Vr
W.
ITf
anada
Asked
if
it
Wants
to
Aid
Britain
in
Dealing
with
China,
Toronto
Globe
States
I
I
1
l
r
omuinea
army
and
navy
services,
ready
tor
Price
Five
Onts
LLOYD
GEORGE
IS
BOSS
AGAIN
uiu.
i;e
I
TIMES
AISLE
Ttl
tllKECT
IIK.-4-
c
imijisii
i.ii;kui,s
AS
HE
PLEASE
1
'
LONDON.
Jan.
26.
Uo?d
Ceorge'a
capture
of
the
Liberal
machine
meana
that
In
future
be
will
be
able
to
d!-re;t
Its
dotlnies
aa
be
pleases,
owing
to
the
party's
acceptance
at
a
meeting
o!
the
Liberal
administrative
committee
of
his
financial
offer
and
his
demand
for
the
resignation
of
Vivian
Phillips,
chairman.
.
This
Is
a
personal
triumph
for
the
'
former
premier,
and
although
he
haa
'offeredNo
pravtde
capital
to
the
amount
'of
303.009
poundi
fcr
the
next
election
:
and
an
annual
Income
of
43.000.
pound.
to
be
paid
fcr
the
upkeep
of
Liberal
I
headquarters,
he
ta
also
c:nslderlng
how
,t-.-
preserve
the
entire
fund
aj
that
tt
'
may
be
used
to
further
the
party's
Inter
eats
in
case
anything
should
happen
!
t-
himself.
j
There
ta
some
talk
around
the
disappointed
followers
of
Lord
Asqulth
of
forming
a
new
separate
association
but
'
as
yet
nothing
definite
haa
been
decided.
Naturally
Lloyd
Gesrgl
Is
happy
at
this
turn
of
events,
but
he
has
made
i:
dear
he
will
not
relinquish
control
of
the
capital
of
his
fund,
neither
wUl
be
aay
how
much
this
capital
amounts
ts.
declaring
tt
to
be
hi
own
personal
property.
BRITISH
SHIP
REACHES
PORT
ritEKillTEIl
INNEKTOV.
ALKEAIlV
LIXEII,
WILL
.START
LOAIIIMI
GRAIN
AT
ONCE
The
British
freighter
Innerton.
Capt.
J.
L.
Nlchol.
reached
port
yesterday
at
S
o'clock
frcm
Cardiff.
Wales,
via
ths
Panama
Canal
having
aalled
on
December
13.
After
passing
quarantine.
I
the
vessel
will
move
to
the
elevator
dxk
;and
immediately
proceed
loading
as
she
!U
already
lined
and
ready
to
receive
cargo.
The
vessel
carries
lining
with
her
which
was
placed
in
position
on
the
trip
out.
The
Innerton
la
the
usual
type
of
vessel
used
tn
the
carrying
of
grain.
She
haa
a
crew
of
33
British
tailors
and
baa
a
registered
tonnage
of
3.241,
The
Japanese
boat,
'Seine
Mini,
now
leading
at
the
elevator
for
Shanghai,
will
not
be
ready
to
sail
before
Friday.
THE
PAS
DOG
DERBY
IS
ON
E.MIL
ST.
(iOlltlAltll
LEADS
11
V
TWIXVK
MIM
TEH
AMI
FIVE
SECONDS
IN
FIRST
STAtlE
OF
I0
.MILE
RACK
THE
PAS.
Jan.
28.
Emll
StOoddord,
ate
of
northern
dog
team
drivers,
urged
his
team
of
seven
huskies
over
the
first
iflrty-mlle
stage
in
the
120-mlles
The
Pas
dog
derby
In
the
excellent
time
of
three
hours
and
thirty-five
minutes
yesterday
to
lead
his
nearest
competitor
by
twelve
minutes
and
tlve
seconds.
The
gruelling
test
in
forty
below
xero
wtather
resulted
In
the
elimination
.of
one
driver,
T.
E.
Levery.
of
Prince
Albert,
who
quit
after
the
first
lap.
Five
driven
are
still
In
the
running
;
tor
the
second
stag
today
and
tht
final
i
one
to
morrow
to
complete
the
fact.
The
second
yesterday
was
Earl
Brydges.
then
Leo
St.
Ooddard,
H,
Olenaky
and
last,
Shorty
Rusalck.
PIONEER
VANCOUVER
TAILOR
PASSES
AWAY
Thonia
(Iray,
Agrtl
II.
.Made
Ten
I'ros.
petting
Trlw
Into
Cariboo
un.l
One
to
AlaskC
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
28.
Thomas
Oray,
pioneer
tailor
of
Vancouver,
died
here
at
the
age
of
74.
Since
coming
to
the
coast
In
1888,
he
madt
ten
prospecting
trips
to
tht
Cariboo
and
ont
to
Alaska.
Hla
shop
was
at
321
Davilt'
Street
and
be
'
resided
at
104,1
Barclay.
'
Advertise
ta
tht
Dally
News.