25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand
Exchange
HuildinR
j
ATT
VIUECK,
1'rop.
VOL
XVII
No.
S2
dhvai
uftpcrQiANUIntK
luKJN
till
I'
V
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it
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111(1.
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liirii.ii
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num.-,,"
NTO.
reb,
8.
Thirteen
horses
1st-,
night
in
s
tire
which
.
rt;
of
the
main
stables
of
the
':ar;ian
Drag
00
na
st
Stanley
I::
.uded
in
the
horses
lost
lumpers
Moonshine
and
tm
which
carried
off
honore
T
at
Winter
Fair
hero.
Thlrty-:a
were
turned
loose
by
the
f'
:m
their
barn
snd
ran
wild
s
slreeta
The
tire,
of
unknown
b:
:xs
out
in
a
feed
bin.
a
Russian
Shetland
pony,
.ne
barracks,
waa
alto
tutfo-Ol
he
thirteen
horse
killed.
hnrtiH
n,
Miirrn.atH
Flvr-!
1.
ad
bt
ahol
PPfiRT
mmv
fUM
w
s
m
m
Alm
sW
Al
VsM
IlTTTrt
1
Wsw
SV
a.
sp.
mmm
W.
TW1
t
A
mm
a
mm
m
a
m
m
l
siwi.mto
u
i:
iii'T.
sum.iMMi
'
U
lll-r.i.k
i
r.
s.viu.uno
ui;r.m
M
!Ml,(IOll
(II
TNTANDINd
iCTnnr
.
..
.
t,u,
o.
ouice
llio
uepar
"
of
Industries
waa
established
after
ar
to
assist
In
the
nromatlon
of
,
uiauo
loans
to
uio
e-
-
.uuu.uuu,
01
wiucn
SIOO.000
nas
"'"
011,
aBoo.ooo
rena
Id
ana
w
uiiLxinTiMiMi,
rv.11
liar.
"cad
of
the
project,
told
the
DUbllc
.
lumnuiiec
yesterday
in
me-
iiimi.
Hnniini
atAtf.meni..
A"er,ue
m
the
Daily
News.
I'AMC
MltlCKI.N
KIIOUTh
HID
1'IIAN-TICAI.I.V
.MIAlNhT
KAt'll
IIT1IKK
AND
MAKK
NIAV
IIHUI
ritici:
iti.diiiD
new
YORK.
Feb.
8.
Panic
stricken
aborts
In
common
snd
preferred
stocks
of
Wheeling
&
Lake
Erie
anroaa.
faced
with
ruin
ss
s
result
of
the
passing
of
the
control
of
the
road
from
the
Dunwell
Olaclcr
Oladstone
Howe
Sound
Independence.
Indian
Marmot
....
Premier
....
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Btlrf
Inlet
.
Richmond
.
.
Bid.
1.43
Va
Rockefeller
Interest
to
otner
roaas
ena
the
withdrawal
of
a
largo
block
ofi
shares
from
the
market,
bid
frantically!
against
each
other
today
In
an
effort
I
tn
rover
committments,
Common
stocks;
oared
thirty-five
points
to
130,
more
than
four
times
higher
man
me
years
low
snd
preferred
Jumped
1314
In
early
I
trading,
tn
contrast
to
'his,
a
number,
of
other
isltroad
Issues
broke
from,
three
o
five.
"-EXC11ANGK
VANCOUVER
Wheat
Asked
1.J0
I"
.10
.1114
37
H
30.09
tl.uu
......
.oavi
-o7
.......
.10H
3.23
3.87
14
U
1
00
M
M
00$.
13
Japanese
movie
censors
have
cut
out
....
.
n
irii
which
a
minion
iees
ui
mui
must
mako
It
dlfflcult
to
end
a
show
orer
there.
CANDY
MAKER
HIS
ATTITUDE
Al
MltALIAN
rilKMIEK.
KKI'LIKS
TO
HKKIKSTHIS
THAT
IIH
l.'AU
l!Ki:
I'llltlOlM
IN'
CANADA
Mi:i.llll
km;
lel.
S.
Ilrfrrrlnj
1
4i
Klateniriiln
nmilr
ilurlng
his
rnrnl
tour
of
l'aii.l.i,
rrrnilrr
MHiiley
.M.
llrurr
Nild
Hint
It
nrrmril
to
I1I111
thut
the
lmprrlon
na
current
I
lull
lie
had
rather
umdoiiOr
tnUI
Cunuilliiiii
how
to
eundiirt
their
own
rciinlr)'.
"I
illil
not
1I0
mi,"
the
ITemlrr
ktulett.
.'I
Mlnlnl
nut
that
the
Dominion
rhilmeil
imiimI
ktului
Mlilrh
inrunt
ei(iial
obligation.,
ai
well
a
eiial
prlvllrgrs
Im-I
imIIiij;
elf-drfrm-e."
The
rrrnilrr
acldrd
Iliat
miiiip
Domlnloni
had
tint
rntllzril
thrlr
reHinilllllllr
In
thl
inattrr.
It
;
unfair,
lie
wild,
for
llrllnln
to
lime
to
pnitrrt
large
nelf.jrovrrn-lug
11
nd
lnilreiiilrnt
liullons.
nie
ACTDnnc
cidc
IN
tKlli
i
1
UlA!
CAUSES
LIFE
LOSS
IN
SOUTH
AMERICA
BUENOS
AIRES.
Feb.
8.
A
disastrous
fire
of
unknown
origin,
spreading
over
the
cr..-iutry
section
or
Buenos
Aires
provlncs.
sauscd
the
deaths
of
many
persons
and
numerous
livestock.
TWO
LOSE
LIVES
UNDER
MOTOR
CARS
VANCOUVERTob.
8.-
W.
J.
Holland.
aged
35,
and
Roy
Yamachlto,
a
Japanese
boy,
duocumbed
to
Injuries
sustained
when
'hey
were
run
down
by
auto
mobtlca
the
city
yesterday.
PASSES
AWAY
l.TK
f
llAKI.KS
W.
ItOdKUS
TlKNKD
(HIT
(ONIIiCTICINKKY.
,Vlllt:il.
V.S
r.V.MDl'K
Tllltdl
(HI
ritoviMi;
,
VICTTUiA.".reb:
8.
Charles
W.
Holers.
plonee;
ctndy
manufacturer,
whose
re
clpes
Jft
delicious
confections
that
have
ttn
much
In
demand
for
many
yeara
wre
known
only
to
himself,
la
dead
hr
re
at
the
age
of
seventy-one
years.
In
his
little
shop
at
013
Oov
evnmeilt
Street
he
turned
out
limited
quantities
of
wonderful
chocolate
pro-'
ducts
Which
have
become
popular
throughout,
the
province.
He
resided
st
tl
Klnttston
Street.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
8,
JB27
'
,,,
PRINCE
i'KlME
UUl'EKJ
RUPERT,
UDGEfDmm
DOKOTHY
AP.ZNEK,
who
has
recently
been
made
a
director
in
Paramount
picture.H.
he
is
at
present
the
only
woman
director
in
the
United
States.
She
has
been
assigned
to
direct
Esther
Ralston
in
a
comedy-drama
from
the
French.
Miss
Arzner
was
rated
as
one
of
the
most
skilled
film
editors
in
the
business.
Chinese
Chief
of
Staff
Gets
Hurried
Call
to
Proceed
to
North
Where
Reds
Assembling
PEKING,
February
8.Marshal
Chang
Tso
Lin,
chief
of
staff
at
Yang
Yun
Tang,
has
been
telegraphed
from
llukden
urging
him
10
return
mere
immcuiatety.
One
or
the
reasons
tor
the
action,
it
is
believed,
is
on
account
of
consistent
reports
that
Soviet
troops
are
concentrating
on
the
Manchurian
frontier.
Reports
of
such
troop
movements
have
reached
Peking
from
numerous
sources
al
though
a
recent
Warsaw
despatch
stating
that
Russian
soldiers
are
marching
toward
Kalgan,
China,
is
discredited
owing
to
the
virtual
impossibility
of
crossing
the
Gobi
desert
in
midwinter.
YAYE
MARU
BOOKED
i
TO
LOAD
CARGO
OF
WHEATJHIS
PORT
Although
It
la
expected
there
will
be
some
other
boats
between
now
and
then.
the
next
grain
vessel
definitely
fixed
for
this
port
is
the
"K"
Line
freighter
Ysyc
Maru,
booked
for
March
loading
It
Is
understood
she
la
coming
from
the
Orient
and
will
take
her
cargo
ecrois
the
Pacific.
The
Yaye
Maru.
similar
In
size
to
the
Yyres
and
Seine
Maru,
Is
6781
tons
gross
with
length
of
425
feet.
She
was
built
In
Japan
In
1010.
COMMUNIST
THREATS
LEAD
TO
INSPECTION
Hut
Police
Hint
Nothing
SiitpU'lous
In
llrltMi
llours
of
Piirllanirnt
I'.irry
Corner
Searched
inNnnv
Feb.
8.
The
Dally
Mall
'
says
that,
as
a
consequence
of
Scotland
Y'ard
learning
that
Communist
ar-,
ranged
tor
disturbances
at
the
opening
of
parliament
tcday.
the
police
last
i
night
searched
every
part
of
the
Houses
of
Parliament
but
no
discoveries
were
made
to
arouse
suspicion.
1
Advertise
In
the
Dallv
News.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
ANNUAL
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
the
Metropole
Hall
on
Wednesday
Evening,
February
9th
At
8
p.m.
Ilusi
ness:
Election
of
officers
Circulation
1G37
NEARING
Sales
636
t
BostgGrUl
,
a
i
w,
j
qr
-as
,ajssssssssssss-a-a-
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hnne
457.
Prirt
Five
Cents
CLOSE
OVIET
TROOPS
ARE
MASSING
ON
MANCHURIAN
BORDER
n
Lcgisimwe
opeecn
Dr.
Wrinch
Urges
Road
Building
into
Rupert
so
advocates
state
health
insnrnnrp
nnd
mm.
paign
against
use
of
liquorMary
Ellen
would
incorporate
hairdressers
"iUA.
February
B.
The
budget
debate
Ih
nearing
a
close
:
.
three
days
more
will
likely
conclude
it.
Then
the
House
ommittee
for
supply.
iJonuay.
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch,
Liberal
member
for
Skeena,
au
orated
the
creation
of
a
system
of
state
health
insur-(..;
tab
Columbia
and
tightening
up
of
existing
liquor
regu-u
to
eliminate
bootlegging.
A
campaign
of
education
d;
courage
the
use
of
liquor
was
also
urged
by
the
mem-nig
that
the
necessity
of
health
insurance
legislation
-
-
matter
of
vital
Importance
to
the
DR.
KING
DEAD
f-
II
K
I
NO
OF
M.'tV
mti
n
K'S
I'-i
tt)
IV
If
II.ITIf
Al.
tir.;i
misu
.m.ua.
iok
TEN
YKAItb
VaU
8.-Oerge
.Heeben.
euiher
of
Hon.
Dr.
J
H
:
r
health
and
aoldlem'
.bliehnient.
died
on
Monday
in
Chlpman.
New
Brun-.
prominently
Identified
x-
business
nd
repreaent-
ju:y
In
the
legislative
t.V
w
Brunswick
Dr
Kin,
a
trie
time
of
hla
death
X
ber
22.
IT0.
al
Chip-
Mr
King
waa
the
eon
11
n
Oeorge
Oerald
Kmc
ift
CanadSn
stock,
hu
:a
having
been
United
Bn-lle
waa
educated
in
the
:tl
snd
went
Into
the
-s
an
early
age.
finally
.
buaineaa
bearing
hla
own
his
.brother
a
Liberal,
he
'
?.he
provincial
leglalature
r.'
:e
191''
He
waa
a
Bap-
.:
mucr
of
Hie
Maaonlr
and
1
RF.
FATAL
Tfl
!
province.
Dr.
Wrinch
expressed
hit
conviction
that
the
majority
of
the
people
of
OrttUh
Columbia
wanted
sdbh
legislation
and
tint
It
would
prove
quite
feasible
to
deelae
Mtwfaeterv
plia.
Esjtmutoa
of
the
trsruprovtnelal
highway
to
link
up
with
the
north
country
and
Prince
Rupert
we
urged
by
the
Skeaoe
member,
j
Several
members
on
both
tde
of
the
'
House
oeatuvurd
the
debase.
The
old
age
peeatton
bill
submitted
by
Premier
outer
passed
through
comlt-1
lae
-ff
"the
.
-
Ui
ftmtrb
"Mmra-
k
iueod
s
bill
to
twuerponate
balr-dreersj
jf
the
province.
providing
for
the
granting
of
certificates
of
oorupetency.
etc.
iMt'iitnt.
.i'i:tT
fAii;n
iiiriinKM
i:
CAMCKS
,X
Lt'f
HON
CRANBRCXSK.
Feb.
8.
The
Crsnbrook
branch
of
the
Oana-dlan
Legion.
In
a
resolution,
takee
exception
to
the
attitude
of
the
Crsnbrook
Assembly.
Native
Bona
of
Canada,
for
rea
trusting
the
celebration
of
Canada's
diamond
Jubilee
snd
ex.
eluding
Imperial
aapecu
and
has
oalled
on
Mayor
Roberts
to
call
.a
public
meeting
of
clllzena
to
launch
new
arrangements
for
the
celebration.
'
i
V
;t
tt
ttf
:ttttt
""
m
w
-
iTAmffnn
mttrt
TERRACE
MAN
FATALLY
HURT
.MOVsKLL
HlHTAlNKD
NKKliHH
INJt'lllKK
WHEN
STIIKK
ItY
1
AI.I.1M1
THEE
HAZELTON,
Feb.
8.
Edward
Moil
wile,
who
u
hurt
lit
a
falling
Irre
nrur
1
rmirr,
iliril
In
the
lljirlton
llniltu!
ut
3
u'rliM-k
la-t
etentng.
IIU
iMtoy
Is
belli:
rnt
on
Thursday
for
ImrU)
In
Trrrurr
where
he
Inn
re
In
urvhr
him
n
widow
and
kit
1
rlillilrrn.
TERRACE,
Feb.
6.
A
serious
accident
occurred
lure
on
Saturday
morning
when
Ed.
Monsell.
local
transfer
man
iu
strict
07
a
falling
tree
and
severely
Icjured.
bu
akutl
being
fractured
beside
receiving
1
broken
arm
and
having
several
'ia
fractured.
He
waa
takinv
Austin
Coodertough
to
the
ferry
taland
on
bualnvu
and
both
men
went
int
the
wood.-
where
J.
McLaren
and
D.
M'
I
.cod
were
letting
tree.
A
large
uc
waa
feller
while
they
atcod
watchln
-and
cam
down
safely,
after
which
thr
four
met)
atarted
to
walk
out
to
the
road.
Without
warning
a
large
uprooted
hemlock
fell
and
caught
Mr.
Monseil
He
woe
ruihed
to
the
local
hospital
where
flrit
aid
was
rendered
and
war
later
UVron
by
train
to
ihe
llaseltoi'
Hotplta.
by
Constable
S.
Service.
Witnesses
Rushing
by
Airplane
and
Dog
Team
to
Defend
Woman
Chargid
with
Robbery
of
Mail
FAIRBANKS,
February
8.
Dog
teams
and
airpJi-T-"
"re
being
u.ed
to
rush
six
defence
witnesses
nearly
four
hundred
miles
across
the
interior
of
Alaska
to
testify
in
a
mail
robbety
case
here.
The
witnesses
will
take
the
stand
on
behalf
of
Nellie
jyattie,
who
is
charged
with
theft
of
$35,000
in
gold
from
a
dog
bearing
United
States
mails
in
November,
1922.
William
Scherineyer
wiU
also
go
on
trial
on
a
similar
charge.
After
the
woman
had
appeared
in
court
yesterday
and
taken
oath
that
she
was
a
pauper,
Judge
Ilitchie
announced
that
the
g:vernaie:it
would
stand
the
expense
of
urlnjlng
six
defence
witnesses
here.
.
f
riATi
IP1
IPn
The:
will
trarel
frcm
Idltarod
to
Mc-
I
AkIiK
1
H
Al!K
Ora-h,
a
distance
of
100
miles,
by
dog
JUiliJUiV
iiljrlljuil
team
and
will
be
met
there
by
n
air
plane
and
br:u;ht
on
to
Fairbanks.
Mry
witnesses
from
other
towns
will
also
testily.
Mrs.
Seattle
and
Schermtyer
were
arrested
last
fall
after
a
four
year
Investigation
hid
bezn
made
by
officials.
1
BELLA
COOLA
IS
i
BEING
MOVED
TO
!
1
MORE
SAFE
PLACE;
VICTORIA.
Feb.
8.
(By
CJ.I
The
old
Indian
vUlage
of
Bella
Coola
Is
threatened
with
destruction
as
a
result
of
the
changing
course
of
a
nearby
river
and
In
order
to
prevent
further
damage
the
provincial
government
Is
taking
stew
to
.have
the
town
moved
across
the
lver.
A"
blU
"hai
Ttieen
In.
trodueed
In
the
legislature
to
enable
the
government
to
create
a
new
town-site
for
the
new
settlement
and
to
give
the
settlers
tree
land
there.
The
settlers
will
draw
lots
for
their
new
locations.
For
several
aeassns
past
the
floods
have
been
changing
the
course
of
the
river,
bringing
It
closet
to
the
town
and
already
some
of
the
outlying
buildings
of
the
settlement
have
been
carried
away
at
flood
time.
BRITISH
HOUSE
IN
TRADE
NOTED.
IS
Showing
a
fifty
per
cent
Increase
over
last
years
total
tor
January
4.607.608
board
feet,
log
acaltng
Prince
Rupert
district
during
January
1927,
amounted
to
6.351.850
feet.
Big
Increases
were
shown
during
the
past
month
In
production
of
red
cedar,
coast
IS
SPEAKER
IN
BRITISH
HOUSE
RAMSAY
MACDOXALD
CONDEMN
I
UUVEKNMENT'H
ACTION
IN
CHINA
I'KC.MIEK
U.VI.DHIN
ON
DEFENCE
I'LAYING
WITH
FIIIE
LONDON.
Feb.
8.
The
British
government
Is
"playing
with
tire"
In
send
Ins
troops
to
China,
Ramsay
MacDonild,
Labar
leader
and
former
premier,
told
Parliament
today
during
the
debate
In
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne.
He
appealed
tor
reopening
of
negottatlomi
vrlth
the
ChmWeftlvA'fci
'fc
aalC
troops
now
on
the
way
could
be
diverted.
Premier
Baldwin.
In
replying,
said
If
the
British
representatives
In'
Shanghai
considered
the
emergency
required
the
Immediate
disembarkation
of
troocs
at
Shanghai,
then
tne
government
would
act
accordingly.
Otherwise,
the
troops
would
be
held
at
Hong
Kong.
The
Premier
declined
to
enter
Into
arrangements
with
the
Cantonese
foreign
minister.
Chen,
or
any
one
else
regarding
troops
despatched
to
protect
British
life.
"Nothing
has
happened
at
Hankow."
he
said,
"to
Induce
us
to
alter
the
determination
to
achieve
our
ends
by
;
negotiations."
OPENED
TODAY
WAS
PROMINENT
CHINESE
SITUATION
STRESSED
IN
I
THOIlNE
srEECH
IMPROVE-
J
MENT
INTERIOR
MAN
DEATH
OF
JOS.
H.
ItltEAKLEY
OCCL'US
IN"
IIAZtL'i
ON
HOsriTAL
LONDON.
Feb.
8.
Parliament
was;
opened
tn
state
today
by
King
Oeorge.1
Wtth
his
passing
at
the
Hazelton
huge
crowds
lining
the
streets
to
greet
j
Hospital
on
Saturday,
a
happy
release
their
Majesties
a
they
rode
to
West-;Clime
t0
Joseph
H.
Breartey
after
two-minster.
The
speech
from,
the
throne
andra-half
years
of
suffering.
Deceased
was
unusually
brief,
being
mainly
de-
w
a
weu
known
figure
tor
many
years
voted
to
the
Chinese
situation.
Im-
on
the
Upper
Skee-
-
where
he
had
a
provement
tn
trade
and
Industry
was
Jlu;t
ranCh
a
few
mile
east
of
Cedar-noted
and
a
plea
was
made
for
earnest
Ttir
0n
the
south
aid
of
the
river,
co-operation
of
all
to
prevent
further
jie
wa4
wtu
known
to
many,
being
for
Industrial
strife.
Hope
was
expressed
years
a
member
of
th-.
iVdvlsory
Board
that
the
business
would
be
completed
l0f
Farmer'
Institutes.
As
such
he
by
July
to
permit
Premier
Baldwin
to'travencd
a
great
deal
In
the
discharge
Visit
Canada.
Lf
his
duties.
LOG
SCALINGS
ON
INCREASE
TOJAI,
lOlt
JANTAItV
18S7
IS
B.Ml..
"n.V
IIOAKD
FEET
CO.MI'AltED
4.lili?,liOS
LAST
YEA
It
Before
coming
to
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Brearley
lived
in
different
parts
of
the
western
states,
also
In
Alaska.
He
was
of
a
quiet,
unasavunln;
nature,
and
had
many
friends
wherever
he
was
known.
His
funeral
wilt
be
held
at
Hazelton
as
soon
as
suitable
arranments
can
be
made
such
arrangements
being
tn
the
hands
of
the
Omlueca
'.9d;e
AT.
&
Ail..
Smlthers.
?
In
WILL
SURVEY
spruce
and
hemlock,
the
cut
of
each
coi.ONI7.AUON
HEI'A
iiTMENT
PLANS
specie
recorded
amounting
as
with
comparative
figures
for
1928:
1927
Red
Cedar
917,115
Spruce,
coats
.
.
.
2.931,837
Spruce.lnterlor
.
.
102.112
Hemlock
2.331.490
Balsam
203.153
Jackplne
Cottonwood
....
3343
follows!
January
1926
T36JS4
3.346,047
21S.B61
902,108
TO
SETTLING.
LANDI
IN
IIKITISH
COI.C.M1IIA
WIl.'CI?
AUK
CNI'llODlCflVE
'
it
WINNIPEO;
Feb.
8.
Estates
tn
Brit-
lsh
Columbia
from
fou'
thousand
acres
down
which
have
I
N
unproductive
tor
twenty
years,
bein
owned
mostly
349,328
by
persons
residing
tt;
England,
are
to
57,640,
be
surveyed
and
report?
04
this.
month
I
by
representatives
of
Canadian
depart
Negligible
quantities
of
shingle
botulment
of
colonlzatlpa
wtth
s
view
to
and
railway
tlea
were
recorded
during
!
securing
them
tor
ftttlemenf.
The
the
month,
the
figures
being
respective-
(
estates
are
mostly
In
the
Columbia
snd
ly
348
cords,
32
cords
and
500
ptne(Okanagan
Valleys
uni
Close
to
Van-ties.
Couver
3