r
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stands
Exchange
Uuildlng
31
ATT
V1DKCK,
Prop.
REM
B'l'J'VBflAIB.
k.l.BIVn
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DISTANCE
"'lee
iu
the
Dully
New.
x
VOL
XVII..
No.
25.
"V
V
y
code
of
Judicial
administration
are
ready.
we.
are
prepared
to
make
Brituh
subject
liable
to
py
regular
Chinese
taxation,
not
involving
discrimination
....
......
......
iguou
uniwi
suojecta
or
g-ooa.
l
aj
MMIfc
ill
LI
MIIUOILN
IMVI.VO
uld
toetauU
tax
t
tea
levied
u&der
na-
II
tiiilnv
a
t
v
I'
I
li
.
.
.
.
.
A'
W.i.mpec
hn
the
Western
-n
of
th,
wevonlence
of
the!1K,,T',
TUTU'
v,LlL
ttn
TUX
iibrmena
Asportation,
which
m
anient
but
of
our
relations
with)
'
UUI
MLVIIH,
(iOl.li.
ML-u
annual
ooeventlon
here
ctilni
in
the
neat
hundred
yeara."
Mill:,
ZIN'C
AMI
l.lltli
lunchaon
la
lfi
Manl-
I
.
'
r.
Mill
more
than
five
mile
x
.a,
4.
4x
.m
of
the
city.
There
.:.dri
and
fifty
gueet
pre-
r:rnng
was
uiirrtkn
r
i
oarry
Hottl
All
tha
b:...
food
ba0
to
be
moved
u
(he
mUl
and
a
train
.!
cars
wa
required
for
The
equipment
Included
i
li
d
red
pt
of
cutlery;
.
piece
of
china:
three
i
t
d
fifty
place
of
linen:
:
uk
tablet:
three
hundred
lectrlc
range:
three
twelre
.:Im
end
three
twelve
foot
warmer.
'.
-in
aa
operated
to
and
tr.ni
I'.r
the
oonraiilenc
of
I
I
li
I
VI
IM
BaT
kill
SAIL
TONIGHT
'ion
inn:
miii:
uitii
mtiriii
"H"
AT
i:i.i:VA1(MI
KIM
JtMI.H
Ml
0(J;.
MA
HI
HAITIMI
n'
is
being
made
In
loading
'
lnnerton
at
the
elcft-ator
-
cciFd
the
veaael
wUI
be
'
ui
i
might
for
the
United
i
'
ontinent
with
a
cargo
of
'
.n
of
grain.
I
in
n.nhlp
King
James
moved
'
at
Aic
elevator
yesterday
4
Will
commence
loading
for
I
1
Kiiidom
or
continent
a1
Ini.erion
la
finished.
-
'iiaiti
se
freighter
Yojen
Maru
i
'
nUhed
lining
at
the
ocean!
i
t
:c.rfi,
nd
will
be
then
wait-1
an
7,000
ton
of
grain
before;
:
Vui.ooiivrr
to
complete
"
Oi
lent
wufi
ether
commodities.
Major-general
McDOUGALL
DIES
M'A"
I
AN.tlllAN
MII.IHDH
'
-!:
-
I'OMMAMlMI
TltAIMSO
IHVIHIOV
HAMILTON
Bermuda.
Jan.
31-HaJor-'ifal
James
McDougalt.
who
com-y-a'ided
the
Canadian
dlvUlon
at
Shorn-b'.,.;
En'artd.
1018.1916.
died
here
on
ISM
WM
born
ln
Toronto
in
J
and
joined
the
Canadian
perman-
I'm
111
iea.
..r-ini
.u.
Rnuth
and
throughout
the
European
aki:y
iimkn
.irmi.:
kxmttio.x
roxroM:i
VANCOUVEH,
Jan.
31.
Notice
of
appeal
again!
sentence
of
death
on
Joseph
Sankey
ha
been
filed
and
hi
execution
et
for
Tebruary
13
will
be
pot-pooed
pending
the
hearing
of
the
appeal
at
the
March
anting
of
the
BrltUh
Columbia
court
of
appeal
In
Vancouver.
Sankey
ma
found
guilty
at
the
Supreme
Court
Autre
In
Prince
Itupcrt
last
November
of
murdering
Mlas
Lotetta
Chlaholm.
school
teacher,
at
Port
,
!
i
.
i
ANNIVERSARY
OF
HER
DEPORTATION
FROM
STATES
CELEBRATED
Ciiinu
lloliliiun'
Comrade
Mage
I
l"urt)
In
Ttniil
'urrlel
ller
To
It
TORONTO.
Jan.
31
By
Canadian
Press.)
Many
anniversaries
are
celebrated
but
a
unique
party
waa
held
In
the
elty
recently
to
mark
the
seventh
anniversary
of
Emma
Ooldman's
depor-
t.tinn
from
the
United
States.
Her
camrades
carried
her
off
to
the
party,
imoit
br
force,
after
she
had
given
iher
lecture.
It
was
a
gay
party,
rather
like
a
birthday,
or
even
the
first
happy
hour
of
a
wedding
reception,
and
had
ino
tinge
of
regret
that
the
guest
of
honor
had
lost
her
citizenship
papers
L
ih.
-ountrv
to
the
south.
After
the
dinner
we
over
Emma
Ooldman
!was
presented
with
a
sold
wrist
watch
from
her
"comrades,"
men
i
who
are
ln
sympathy
with
her
Ideals
and
actions.
On
her
return
from
a
trip
to
the
west
Ulss
Ooldmsn
Intend
to
give
a
lecture
In
thU
city
on
the
topic,
among
ih.r.
of
birth
control,
in
come.-
ton
in
wr
Linn
with
a
retwrter
he
referred
.....
..............
.....
-
...
n.
the
clinic
operaiea
uj
Rione
In
London.
"They
enlightened
over
there."
to
Marie
are
more
the
ald.
"Why
the
House
of
Lord
lUelf
voted
In
favor
of
blrthcontroI
Oermany
ha.
so
many
would-be
Mm
scenario
writer
that
proaucer.
.....
appealed
to
the
public
to
refrain
from
tending
In
manuscript
un.-
minister
of
mllltla
much
on
Improving
won-t
expend.
very
ttnitaa
markJmnwp
!
Assay
Just
received
from
Decker
Lake
Mine
give
aotn
very
satufartory
return
per
ton.
aa
follow:
silver
2
oc;
cold.
0.1S:
sulphur
233
per
cent:
ztne.
13-5
per
cent:
lead.
02
per
cent.
These
have
at
present
the
following
market
value:
Silver.
Blc:
gold,
13.2);
cine.
21.60:
lead.
Illl.OO:
total.
1137.3.
It
1
particularly
gratifying
to
note
thkt
the
gold
value
are
increasing
with
depth.
lormer
assays
proving
thst
richer
or
wilt
be
only
a
matter
of
sinking
a
little
lower.
Since
the
above
assay
was
ttken
richer
ore
has
been
1
discovered
on
the
Oslden
O
lory
claim
owned
by
Rcbert
Oerow.
Other
holders
who
are
sharing
the
above
assays
along
I
the
creek
are
Wm.
r.etd.
Donald
M.
Oerow,
Jack
McLean.
Oeo.
Culp,
Emery
Dataon
and
many
other
have
staked
adjicent
properties
some
of
whom
are
undoubtedly
cn
the
main
strike.
In
1013
a
shipment
of
ore
was
made
from
the'
property,
now
owned
by
Wm
Reld
and
R.
Oerow,'
and
it
la
ataled
that
good
returns
were
obtained
therefrom.
The
local
partners,
however,
were
left
holding
the
sack
and
becoming
disgusted
they
quit.
Nature
with
a
few
slides
of
rock
and
earth,
while
the
war
waa
rajlng
in
Europe,
covered
the
old
workings
and
the
mouth
of
the
tunnel
waa
only
re-disoavered
and
opened
up
again
thla
summer.
In
the
meantime
Held.
Oerow
McLeab,'Culp
and
Djtscn
had
been
prospecting
for
several
yeara
on
other
leads
and
the
showing
obtained
ln
many
places
apparently
transcend
the
values
of
the
old
workings.
Last
aummer
much
activity
was
shown
In
tracing
up
the
mineralized
area
and
much
work
was
accomplished
along
the
creek
bed.-
Burns
Lake
Observer.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
OFFICIAL
BEREAVED
BY
DEATH
OF
WIFE
VICTORIA,
Jsn.
31.
-
The
death
occurred
yesterday
of
Mrs.
Athllla
Lantgan,
wife
of
W.
B.
Lanlgan,
for
rears
freight
Wmm
Shooting
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PMNCE
RUPEIIT,
U.C.,
MpNDAY,
JANUARY
31,
1927
I'ilb'MIkl.
MUSSOLINI'S
offspring
following
their'
father'j
example
by
going
back
to
nature.
The
two
boys
should
learn
something
of
Virgil's
Ceorgic
in
this
environment,
but
if
Fa
cism
is
to
be
their
study
their
Interest
may
wane.
DECKER
LAKE
Stiffer
Penalties
for
i.
..,.,.
norm
larvu
wnen
auen
a
taw
u
pro-
"iTTiri
in
TMniT
'
MIXMI'M.
musist-l
BO
far.
we
atone
can
effeet
V
K
H
'
Jan
i
-oooKimni
new
uj,,
otetaete
before
full
tariff
autonomy.!
.
9
catena
uiwltf
-
-
.m
ihi.ti..-
,,....
i
Accidents
is
Suggestion
Made
Board
VICTORIA,
January
.11.
Remodelling
of
the
provincial
game
sentatlves
of
r
armers
Institutes.
Amomj
the
chief
suggestions
was
that
for
stricter
penalties
to
deal
with
hunting
accidents
wherein
human
beings
are
shot
In
mistake
for
animals;
sharper
measure
to
make
Orientals
obey
the
laws
and
bag
limits
to
meet
local
conditions.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch,
member
for
Skeena,
asked
for
greater
consideration
for
the
northern
districts
and
M.
B.
Jackon,
chairman
of
the
Oame
Conservation
Board,
assured
htm
that
the
board
had
a
moat
kindly
feeling
toward
the
sportsmen
of
the
north.
Attorney
Oeneral
Manaon
sympathized
with
Dr.
Wrinch
In
the
suggestion
that
the
boundaries
for
game
ibould
fellow
the
line
of
the
mountain
summits
rather
than
an
arbitrary
line.
There
were
difficulties,
however,
in
regard
to
this
plan
as
many
sportsmen
would
be
unable
to
follow
the
line
governed
by
mountain
height.
GRAIN
PROBE
TO
BE
HELD
ritOllt.KM
Ol'
IIIMI'
AMI
IIHV
fillAlX
AM)
OTIIKK
MATThltS
TO
UK
lKSTHi.Ti:i
IVINMI'LO,
Jan.
31
The
.Valloiiut
K-rurrh
CouihII
of
Cuiiiulu
will
direr!
u
ItioroMglt
lilteiitlKUtlun
Into
tlir
prult'eiii
of
tough
unri
damp
grain
nllh
the
Oomliilon
rrrnrrli
Ijlxinitor)
here
and
llirrr
prairie
linUrriltlFt
i)-iiirratliit.
In
a.Idl-tlon
In
the
liiteotlctttlim
Into
luutli
and
damp
grain,
an
uvvx-liitr
rum-inlltte
Iiiih
inM-l
out
a
cnmpre-lirnlve
initrum
inrtk-ularl)'
Mill.
rrRiiril
t
wheat
Intnhlng
factor
nffevtlng
milling,
baking,
the
tiiul-lt.v
of
roinmerelat
grudlng
and
ter-tain
ll'.rue
ro'jlein.
traffic
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
l!CITIMr
CI6TTDC
rtallway,
The
late
Mrs.
Lantgan
came
I1J11IMU
ulJlLiilU,
here
to
reside
four,
year
ago.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
MAN
DROPPED
DEAD
Alexander
Jaekwii
of
Xew
U'etmlntrr
Did.
Asked
lUplrrN
.suddenly
In
Yktorlu
Coast
Copper
6.00
8.33
Dunwell
1.52
1.53
VICTORIA.
Jan.
31.
Alexander
Jack
Glacier
10
.UK
son
of
New
Westminster
dropped
dead
Gladstone
37),
.204
here
yesterdsy
while
oit
a
visit
to
his
Independence
13
.12
H
sisters.
He
was
fifty
yeara
of
age.
Indiaifj;,
05i
.00
Marmot
11
.1
.
HIRTII.
Premier.;
1.03
1.93
A
daughter
wa
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Porter
Idaho
13
H
1U
A.
E,
Morgan,
935
Third
'Avenue,
Prince
Stlre)!
Ciw
0fl
.07
Hupert,
BO.,
thl
morn&iiri
31
KILLED
IN
JAP
AVALANCHE
2
dian
HNOVYPLillE
OfTl'ltS
AT
TOV-AMI,
1041
MILLS
NOUTII
OK
TOKIO.
TO
At
t
KNTl
ATK
SK-K.ltl:
UlNTKIt
lavslanche
csme
tu
the
midst
of
one
of
the
severest
winters
In
northern
Japan
and
caused
much
dama;e'
VANCOUVER
MAN
iu
uunu
in
ivuiiiLi
Cliarlrs
(I.
Ilrn-haw.
Kroldrnt
of
South
ern
City
for
3.1
Years
succumb
Millie
Altrouil
Circulation
1615
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31
The
death
oc-,
A,',,:A,-S
curred
in
Heme
on
Friday
of
Charles.
LAXI)
G.
Henshawi
resident
of
the
city
for
33
years
and
well
known
citizen.
Deceased
1
Sale
537
merely
an
exact
definition
of
a
atatus
quo
which
had
existed
since
the
war.
Canada
had
ro
new
rights
but
she
now
knew
Just
what
her
rights
were.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
'floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Fh-e
Cents
A
T
BRITAIN
PREPARED
TO
GIVE
IN
ODELLING
OF
GAME
LAWS
IS
PROPOSED
AT
VICTORIA
Chamberlain
Announces
Government's
Terms
in
Connection
with
China
Prepared
to
meet
demands
on
various
points
and
allow
full
autonomy
as
soon
as
1
possible
looking
to
future
!
I
ll.M
INGHAM.
January
31.
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
sccre-i-ign
affuins
in
a
speech
here
Saturday
night,
declared
J.iitain
was
prepared
for
a
change
on
all
points
desired
..
-t'ttra
territoriality,
tariff,
quasi-independent
status
and
r
On
all
these
points,
he
contended,
the
present
system
i.
.
rvii
and
unsuited
for
modern
conditions
and
no
longer
..
d
;
'otei
tit.n
to
Hritish
merchants.
Sir
Austen
said
that
the
rivscmcd
by
Charge
D'Affafres
O'Malley
to
the
Cantonese
ml
!utl'd
recognition
of
modern
China,
and
law
courts,
without
the
attendance
of
Brltiti,
ofl:-
'
data,
aa
competent
oourta
for
cases
j
brought
by
Brttuh
eomplalnanta.
"We
will
go
further
than
this"
he
continued,
"and.
at
toon
aa
the
Chine?
Guthrie
Says
That
Canada
Made
No
Gain
at
Imperial
Conference;
Nothing
She
Had
Not
Previously
MONTREAL,
January
31.
Canada
has
not
yet
achieved
equally
of
status
with
Great
Britain
because
of
the
decisions
of
the
;
last
Imperial
Conference,
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
in
the
House
of
Commons,
told
an
audience
at
the
People's
Forum
here
on
Sunday
night.
Mr.
Guthrie
based
his
contention
on
the
assumption
that
Canada
could
not
have
equality
of
status
with
Great
Britain
unless
it
also
had
equality
of
burdens
and
responsibilities,
particularly
in
the
matter
of
Empire
defence.
II
is
statement,
he
made
clear,
was
not
meant
to
define
his
personal
attitude
toward
participation
In
Imperial
c
'
defence
but
was
uttered
rather
In
answer
"to
thse
commentator
on
the
report
of
I
MyPI
jxhe
Imperial
Conference
who"
contended
g
ilVllIl
U
Ul
l
10
Canada
would
achieve
equality
of
ata-i
tu.
'
i
After
quoting
the
views
of
Premier!
Bruce
of
Australia
and
Prera'er
Hcrtzcg
ol
South
Ulrica.
Mr.
Guthrie
expressed
his
belief
that
the
statement
of
Bruc;
was
correct
that
nothing
had
been
changed
by
the
report.
What
happened
In
London.
Mr
HOSPITAL
HEAD
ciiosn
chairman
or
koakii
at
MEKTINU
IN"
CITY
HALL
TODAY
Jas.
H.
Thompson
was
elected
presl-
Outhrle
continued,
was!
dent
cf
the
hospUU
board
for
the
en-
suing
year
at
a
meeting
of
the
directors
held
In
the
cauncll
chamber
at
noon
today.
The
board
re-elected
11.
W.
Birch
as
masaztng
secretary
for
the
Mr.
Outhrle
commented
on
the
fact
.
year
and
C.
II.
Elkins
was
chosen
vies-that,
while
Canadians
In
China
were
,
president.
Resolutions
empowering
the
menaced.
Canada
was
content
to
let
the
1
new
officers
to
transact
the
banking
motherland
protect
them.
Was
it
right,
business
for
the
association
were
pass-he
asked,
for
Canada
to
stand
idly
by
1
el.
at
a
time
like
this
when
BrltUh
troop
i
The
president
Intimated
that
he
.'thtna
w;rr
-
alrMlv
At
KM.cn
their
wsv.omtlrt
nam
th,
....Imi.
.mmiitHM
fi
,to
China?
The
speaker
did
not
think
!
the
year
at
an
early
date
and
would
notl-!so
but
believed
that
Canada
must
do
fy
the
member
of
the
selections
as
'something
for
her
own
defence
and
for
soon
sa
possible.
the
defence
of
the
Empire.
He
asked.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
what
would
happen
It
Canada
declared
Mrs.
H.
F.
Olessey.
Ja.
H.
Thompson,
war
on
any
other
nation.
He
submitted
Aldermen
W.
J.
Oreer.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
J
that
it
would
Involve
nobody
but
would
W.
M.
Brown,
C.
H.
Elkins,
L.
W.
,be
merely
an
International
Joke.
lawn
to
make
tiiem
more
effective
was
discussed
Saturday
between
!
the
Game
Doard,
members
of
the
legislature,
sportsmen
and
reprc-
i
CANADIAN
DINNER
FOR
Right
Hon.
J.
O.
Coates.
Premier
of
j
:
New
Zealand,
his
wife
and
the
mem-1
bers
of
his
party,
who
recently
passed
through
the
dominion
over
the
Cana-!
National
Rallwaya.
will
enjoy
an
Albertan
dinner.
Buffalo
steaks,
wild
ducks,
prairie
chicken,
partridge,
moose.
venison
and
buffalo
tonguts
in
sufficient
quantities
to
provide
seversl
!
meals
were
presented
to
the
visiting
'
Premier
by
A.
S.
Duclos
of
Edmonton,
iwhen
the
party
passed
through
there
I
recently,
r
Some
of
It
was
used
on
the
'train
but.
at
the
request
of
Mr.
Coates.
TOKIO.
Jan.
31
.Thirty-one
persona
some
ha
been
saved
and
waa
placed
tu
country
and
my
visit
has
been
ex-
Jgranby
COMPANY
Waugh,
,W.
C.
Orchard,
and
H.
B.
(
PREMIER
C0A1ES
IN
IttL
LHU
I
10
MIDDLE0F
PACIFIC,
DEAD
IN
SOUTH
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
31.
Somewhere
be-:
twecn
Honolulu
and
the
FIJI
Islands
.
Miss.
J.
M.
IIOCKIS,
WHO
I.IVKI)
IIKItl:
lOlt
TWO
Olt
TIIKKE
Y
KAILS,
MCrf.MUEII
YESTEKOAV
IX
VAXCOIVEK
i
EXE
UAL
HOSPITAL
Many
local
friend
will
be
grieved
to
learn
of
the
death
which
tjok
place
on
Sunday
at
the
Vancouver
Hospital
of
Mr.
J.
H.
Mockln,
wife
of
J.
M.
Hocktn.
district
repretentatlve
of
McLennan
&
McFeely.
Mr.
Hockln
received
the
shocking
new
of
hi
wife's
demise
at
Anyox
where
he
has
been
oa
business.
He
boarded
the
steamer
Camun
were
killed
and
13
aerlously
Injured
ln
'
refrigerator
on
board
the
ahlp
to
be
i
there
today
and
will
proceed
south
an
avalanche
of
snow
at
Tovama.
lS0irv
hn
th
ihin
i.-in
mid.Pseifie.
attend
the
funeral.
to
miles
north
of
Tckk).
according
to
re-
jn
making
this
request
to
C.
K.
ute
Mr-
Hockln
resided
here
In
ports
received
here
on
Sunday.
The
'
Howard,
general
tourist
agent
of
the
the
Waldron
Apartment
for
two
or
three
Canadian
National
Railway
who
ac-
P
recently
when
she
went
companled
the
party.
Mr.
Coate
aald:
aouth.
8he
became
111
there
and
waa
-I
want
to
preserve
not
only
the
1
admitted
to
hospital
where
an
operation
memory
but
the
tte
of
Canada
a
!
Performed
last
week.
She
waa
born
'
Prce
Edward
Island
and
came
to
long
as
I
can.
It
ia
a
delightful
!
Vancouver
several
year
ago.
Her
maiden
name
was
Msry
Buchanan
and,
among
the
relative
surviving,
Is
a
brother
who
It
a
druggist
In
New
Westminster.
had
gone
abroadifor
the
benefit
of
his
I
contending
that
their
smelter
and;s
"B
'''
"!!'
OAME
IX
SEKIES
health
which
had
not
been
of
the
best
;
other
milling
facilities
and
the
land
atj
of
tiikki:
WAS
30-3U
AOA1XST
recently.
UiatllKH
UEPOKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
temperature.
33.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
33,
Rom
wood.
Snow,
calm,
temp.
38.
Aljsnsh,
Snow,
calm,
temp.
38.
Alice
Arm.
Snowing,
calm,
temp,
30.
Anyox.
Snow,
calm,
temp.
31.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm,
temp'.
27.
llar.elton
Light
snow,
calm,
temp,
18.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
1
below.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
3,
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
7.
Whltehorse,
Cloudy,
calm,';
temp.
9
below,
Dawson,
-Foggy,
calm,
40
below
claims
exempt
ZEALANDERS
TAXATIOX
ITOX
AXYON
ni:i'oitE
cm
itT
or
uk-
I
YlslOX
HERE
i
I
Anyox
upon
which
they
atand
should
1
be
exempt
from
taxation,
the
Oranby
J
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
it
Power
,
BEAT
VANCOUVER
KEPS
OX
SATIKDAY
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31.
co.
is
appealing
lis
assessment
oeiore
thtT
41.nu.ed
streneth
ln
cauu.
ine
provincisi
court
01
revision
wmcn
.uge
of
the
game,
in
session
in
me
city
witn
jonn
uyo-
representative
were
navn
as
juage.
inn
is
me
mosi
unpon-snt
appeal
before
the
court
which
sat
again
thla
afternoon
and
was
adjourned
until
Wednesday.
S.
W.
Taylor
is
appearing
for
the
Oranby
Co.
while
C.
W.
Homer,
assessor,
defends
the
valuation
which
are
Imposed
by
himself.
1
HOCKEY
SCORES.
Saturday'
(lame
'
Toronto.
8,
Chicago
1.
Maroons
0,
Ottawa
6.
Rangers
2V
Detroit
0.
PlVtbvirj
3,
'notion
0-
Although
the
early
Vancouver
rugby
unable
to
with
itand
the
itrategy
of
the
Maoris
and
went
down
to
a
30-39
defeat
ln
the'
first
of
a
erle
of
three
game
with
the
visiting
New
Zealand
team
on
Saturday
afternoon.
On
Wednesday,
the
New
Zealanders,
who
have
Just
flnlahed
a.
tour
of
Great
Britain,
will
meet
Varsity.
They
will
also
play
In
Victoria.
HirtTu
'
.
A
ton.
Frederick
Ernest,
waa
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
E.
Falconer
of
Hazel-ton,
BC.
at
the
Hazelton
Oeneral
Ho
pi
!
.:i
Snturdajr
Jaiilttrj:
29,
JJ27.