25
.
t
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Kxchnnge
Ilullding
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
.t
.
Did.
Askrxl.
Wheat
1JW
DC.
Tel
312-SO
220.00
nC.
Bllver
1.31
U8
'
Dunwell
1.37
130
Olscler
,.oa
H
09
?i
Gladstone
'.38
30
Oranby
33.00
33.00
Independence
109
?s
C9!
Premier
190
192
PorUr
Idaho
1
-1U
fillverciest
.07
Victoria
nichmord
U'i
15
Northern
and
OL
avii,,
fto.
a.
PRINCE
FREIGHT?
RATES
THRILLING
RESCUE
OF
ALASKAN
mcueer
Reiterates
nis
Demand
for
Permission
to
Prosecute
Officials
That
will
be
only
way
to
secure
enforcement
of
1925
order
giving
British
Columbia
'
equal
basis
new
coal
case
coming
up
OTTAWA.
January
11.
The
Hrillnh
Columbia
appeal
against
j
,
,;i'd
jrrain
and
flour
rates
discrimination,
separate
and
distinct
;
;,,
ainH-ali
on
the
same
commodities
of
other
western
province.
u
presented
to
the
privy
council
yesterday
afternoon
by
G.
G.
Jk-!:
K.O
,
frciKht
rate
counsel
for
British
Columbia.
Mr.
MeGeer'
l
that,
in
order
to
secure
enforcement
of
the
Board
of
Railway
i
-tr.;.iloner'
general
order
on
September
2,
1925,
officials
of
the
.
-
failing
;o
carry
out
the
order
might
be
prosecuted.
He!
l
l
r.
desire
to
see
President
Beatty
of
the
C.P.R.
or
W.
N.
Tllley.;
-
-
-
...
ACCLAMATIONS.
SEVERAL
CITIES
Mttoiti
,D
PKI:m:nt
COt-MlL'
Kt.TlKM.lt
IMIITOM:!!
IN
.MANY
itiiir.tUTii
or
mot
ix
x
vtscoi
vir.
Jan.
ll-TtM
fMowug
-
i
.
province
were
returned
'
c
at
the
HemttwUeM
re-
s
T'-tt
T
A.
Let,
r
It
s
Irvine.
nt-,
f
r.
utKiMOA.
T.
li--lM
Clark.
K
V
.ruuttr.
Oeorge
Morten.
A-if
I
A
Itsana.
1:
:
n.tru
instances.
etMf
d-.".
i
were
returned
unopposed.
I::
ft...
i.
no
Uiror
Victor
Harrleoa
U
-
3
by
Ex-Mayor
rred
Bush-
:
3
contest
U
expected
to
be
i
1
-tat
liveliest
In
the
province.
REBRIDGING
OF
THAMES
RIVER
NMit
ctiiix
or
hoaiix,
:t(-
Will.
I
OlT
.MANY
.MILLION
(iiAitl.M)
uto-H
in
in:
i:
Mol.lsllt.li
LONDON.
Jan,
II.
Illy
Canadian
f-
The
2700,000
echeme
to
re-fc
-i
the
Thame,
to
eonttruct
p-F
;
.i
road
and
viaduct
In
London,
fc
demolish
the
present
Charing
Crost
and
to
construct
a
tunnel
from
Dm
.ard
to
Purflut
I
being
dlKuased
t
w
!
N'o
report
of
Royal
Commission
In
n"
i
year
hi
been
recelred
with
universal
approval
a
the
report
i
the
bridge,
scheme
and
a
tribute
to
I
Lee,
of
rareham,
chairman
of
th
mmission.
ha
been
paid
for
the
prac-
way
In
which
the
problem
ha
tackled.
T;m
dimuulty
of
r.ndlng
the
money
''Mver.
la
expected
to
prove
the
great
tumbling
block.
The
next
step
rest
with
the
government
and
the
London
County
Council,
After
the
report
ha
n
considered
by
the
Trims
Minister
I
will
be
submitted
to
the
Ministry
ot
Trsniport
for
technical
examination
nd
after
that
It
will
com
before
the
Cabinet
for
final
decision.
FIRE
VICTIMS
BURIED
TODAY
Alxiut
lUlf
of
Thrulrr
CumiuIIj-
I.Ut
Have
Atrraily
Hcen
Intrrrw!
MONTREAL,
Jan.
II.
Thirty-six
of
Sundays
fir
victim
were
burled
this
rooming,
services
being
held
In
the
Lfgros
Dourbon
church
In
ths
presence
'
large
assembly
representing
the
"
""iiunent,
ptorljfte
mid
the
.city.
K.C
.
counsel
lor
th
company.
JaUad
but
h
fdt
Uit
the
government
ahuuld
do
all
lo
IU
power
to
that
ttie
order,
which
brought
retet
t
tht
Puihc
Cot
poru
down
to
the
level
of
Fort
Wilium
with
rate
of
eight
cents
enforced.
Therefore,
he
had
applied
ta
tb
eommlMion
(or
leave
to
prosecute
the
CJ.R.
official
and
a
met
with
refusal.
-We
Mr
that
should
have
the
eighteen
cent
rate
frera
Calgary
10
Vancoum.
declsrrd
Mr.
McOeer.
By
reftMag
la
comply
M
the
board's
order,
the
CP
tt.
had
benefitted
by
more
than
MM
OOO'ln
the
year
lJi
he
uid.
the
gain
Ul
year
btlof
proporUotMtety
aa
liritj
The
altuiUan
In
the
Board
ot
lUllwty
Commtuioner
Is
tooewht
esuaardlnary,"
be
uM
"and
I
tbiiU
that
aorae
ot
our
trouble
U
aosounted
for
by
the
tttttude
Of
certain
member
of
the
board."
Judgment
was
referred
by
the
cabinet
on
the
tpprale
of
the
three
wettent1
prorince
for
remote!
ot
alleged
dis
criminatory
rate
on
grain
and
flour.
t
Oil.
KATC
TOKO.VTO.
Jan.
II
Following
a
conference
between
Premier
Drownlee
of
Alberta
and
Premier
rerguaon
of
Ontario
It
ma
announced
last
night
that
new
appeal
for
tht
hearing
by
the
railway
board
ot
the
Alberta
-Ontario
roal
rate
juration
would
be
launched
at
once.
I.ITA
MA
KM
CIIAIKIEA
AOAINHT
nr.it
ciiauui:
LOS
ANOELES.
Jf.
II
A
suit
for
divorce
from
Charlie
Spencer
Chaplin
waa
filed
her
yesterday
by
his
estrsnged
wife.
LIU
Orsy
Chaplin.
Contlned
In
the
writ
are
some
sensational
charge
against
the
film
comedian.
tttttttttttttt
PRINCE
RUPERT
ON
EQUAL
BASIS
RATES
OF
CHARTERING
NOW
An
Item
of
note
In
connection
with
th
eharterlng
of
grain
ahlp
has
arisen
out
of
the
fixing
of
the
British
us.
King
James,
aay
the
Vanoouver
Province.
The
hlp
I
reported
fixed.
Vancouver
or
Prince
Rupert,
grain.
January,
rale
37
shillings
alxDence.
This
la
the
first
time
Prince
Rupert
has
received
the
me
rets
as
Vancouver.
Previously
the
north
ern
port
ha
paid
nlnepence
more
man
the
Vancouver
rate.
VANCOUVKR
EXCHANGE
WORLD'S
FIRST
MAUAZIXE
FOR
THE
BLINDgoes
to
press.
Introduced
by
its
blind
in-vent-ir
ti'
Los
Angeles
several
months
ago.
it
has
proven
so
popular
that
it
is
enlarged
to
GO
pages
f
ir
national
circulation.
"The
Braille
Mirror'
became
possible
as
a
result
of
the
invention
of
-pe
tal
presses
and
sterotypes
by
J.
Robert
Atkinson,
its
publisher.
Atkinson,
t
,-it-lc
n
with
blindness
at
5
years
of
age,
had
had
no
previous
experience
in
the
mechanical
line
when
he
began
his
invention.
The
magaz
:ie
covers
a
wide
range
and
enables
blind
people
to
read
advertisements
for
the
first
time
in
their
lives.
IN
VICTORIA
SrMOVAI.
joi
rm:y
TAKTH
,l
vinuit
oDLt.M
ori;.v
ice-
PLY
TO
AItKr
IKOM
iiikom:
Vinoill.t.
Jan.
11,
The
prtnln-lUI
IrgMaluie-
larlnl
out
on
It
wloiijit
iunir)
when
lleneral
Vlr
tor
Oillunt,
Vancouver
mrnibrr,
ojirurd
Itie
debate
In
reply
to
I
he
(recti
from
Hie
Throne.
The
general
IIm-ii'Iiii.
ghrn
rle
to
by
the
rr-plj,
ma)
l.it
for
two
week
or
loiicrr.
Practically
all
the
nirnibm
of
the
Hollo
nrrr
rr-rnt
when
Hon.
John
llorklum,
rotrr.
rallril
the
arm-bly
to
order
ami
Uniiilinl
Into
the
arliul
lulnr
ot
the
m-Ioii,
follouliig
the
t'hrUlma
and
.New
Vrar
holiday
after
a
brief
and
for
Dial
in
ret
in
,u
Krrrmlirr.
HAT
BANDEAU
Ml
IHMII
KI.STON
lltll
NAKHttlt
IX'APi:
fHO.M
IlKATII
N
KDMdMOV
STDU.M
EDMONTON.
Jan.
11
(By
Canadian
Press).
Saved
from
Instant
death
bl
a
tiny
patent
hat
bandeau,
Miss
Dinah
Elston,
Is
recovering
from
an
accident
which
cam
near
to
being
among
tht
fatalities
ot
a
recent
storm
In
the
city.
When
entering
her
apartment
Miss
Elston
was
struck
on
the
head
by
a
milk
bottle
which
was
carried
by
the
force
ot
the
wind
from
a
third
storey
window.
Fortunately,
the
force
ot
the
blow
was
broken
by
the
band
ot
ateel
and
diminutive
air
cushion
which
composed
the
bandeau
she
had
placed
Ir,
frcnt
ot
her
hit.
Otherwise,
according
lo
her
physician,
death
would
have
been
Instantaneous.
With
great
effort
Miss
Elston
managed
to
reach
her
apartment
and
summon
help.
She
U
still
quit
ill
but
her
recovery
is
deemed
merely
a
matter
of
time,
A
peculiar
coincidence
I
that
the
bandeaU
which
saved
Miss
Els
ton's
life
was
really
Intended
to
be
Inserted
In
the
back
of
the
hat,
to
keep
It
In
place,
but
because
It
was
uncomfortable
there
she
had
removed
It
and
placed
It
In
the
front
of
the
crown.
PIUK
AT
M0.
SAULt
STE.
MARIE,
Jan.
II.
Plre
this
morning
destroyed
the
Farewell
blot
Willi
ri
lew
of
$100
000.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUrERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
11,
1927
circulation
l&oi
sum
498
Pric-
Five
Cents
CASE
IS
PROCEEDING
I
DEPUT
If
ATTORNEY
!
GENERAL,
IN
ROUGH
,
j
PARTY,
HAS
RESIGNED)
i
EDMONTON.
Jan
11
Deputy
Attor-
ney
General
Andrew
Smith,
following
j
the
announcement
of
his
presence,
which
he
explained
waa
accidental,
at
a
New
Year's
Eve
gathering
ot
which
the
aftermath
was
a
charge
laid
against
Mrs.
Peggy
Adzlck
ot
wounding
her
husband,
resigned
today
and
his
resignation
was
accepted.
CAPT.ELFERTIS
NEW
HARBORMASTER
llli
Appointment
to
Hurrred
Copt.
IU
Maroli
was
Announrrd
Yesterday
Announcement
la
made
by
Capt.
L.
O.
Dixon
of
Ottawa
of
the
appointment
of
Capt.
J.
It.
Eltert.
local
pilot,
to
become
Prince
Rupert
'harbor
master.
succeeding
Capt.
B.
C.
Marsh,
resigned.
Capt
Eltert
takes
over
hi
new
duties
st
once
and
Is
being
Installed
by
Capt.
Dixon.
Capt
Elfert
arrived
In
the
city
I
from
Vancouver
last
summer
i
DR.
WRINCH
ENTERS
VANCOUVER
HOSPITAL
M.I.A.
tor
Nkreiu
Admitted
to
Institution
with
Mralnrd
l.ej,
Itrportrd
Ik-ltrr
Ijist
Night
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
11.
Dr.
It.
C.
Wrtnch
of
Harelton.
member
of
the
legislative
assembly
for
Skrena,
was
admitted
to
the
Vancouver
Oeneral
hospital
on
Sunday
suffering
from
a
sprained
leg.
Me
was
reported
last
night
to
be
In
an
Improved
condition.
HKATIIKK
IU.IMIUT.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temperature
30.
Terrace.
Clear,
windy,
temp.
S.
Rosswood.
Clear,
windy,
temp.
4,
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
3
below.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
39.
Hazelton,
Clear,
calm;
temp.
3
below.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
north
wind,
temperature
8
below.
Smlther.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
)
below.
Burn
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
7
below.
Nahlln.
Clear.
33
below,
Whltehorse.
Clear,
calm,
13
below.
Dawson.
Foggy,
calm,
30
below.
Selkirk.
30
below.
Art
ran
be
daring,
but
the
daring
Is
not
necessarily
art,
Broadway
v
pro-ituoM-
wiif
plea
tak
pallet,
PROSPECTORS
EFFECTED
FIRE
TAKES
FOUR
LIVES
TKAii:iiY
(ICt
I
KIiKI)
IX
HOME
Or'
(II.
WILMS
HILL
AT
OTTAWA
TlllH
MOIiMMl
OTTAWA.
Jan.
1
1,-Thrrr
rhlldrrn
ami
a
young
woman
lot
their
live
while
the
mother
of
the
rhlldrrn
rn-ehrd
Injurlrs
which
It
U
expected
will
miim-
hrr
death
In
a
fire
whlrh
iletroird
the
home
of
C'lurlr
Hill
In
the
t
end
early
tlili
morn
lug.
The
IhmIIc
of
Lol
Hill.
ar.rd
S;
Clifford.
tven;
Key,
four;
and
.Mildred
Morrison.
20;
were
remoted
when
the
fire
was
extinguish.
Mr.
Hill
Jumped
from
a
window
and
I
brlleted
to
be
fatally
Injured.
WOULD
PIERCE
VEIL
OF
VENUS
MPKCi.ii.
uaY
is
to
in:
r.Ei
at
mlCAOU
IS
ATTI'.MPT
TO
SOLVE
CK1.F.STK1
AI.
MYSTEKY
.
CHICAOO.
Jan.
II.
An
attack
on
the
heretofore
Inpenetrable
clouds
of
Venus,
the
rarth's
twin.
Is
to
be
made
from
Yerkea
observatory
with
Infra-red
ray
'
photographic
apparatus.
The
dense
vapor
masses
surroundln;
the
planet
have
made
It
Impossible
tl
penetrate
to
the
actual
surface
of
Venus,
but
the
Yerkes
staff
of
the
University
ot
Chicago
at
Williams
Bay.
Wis..
Is
optimistic
over
chances
of
success
with
the
Infra-red
filter
which
last
summer
yielded
some
excellent
views
of
Mars.
While
these
clouds
have
baffle:)
scientist.
Prof.
E.
B.
Frost,
director
ot
the
observatory,
attachea
much
Importance
to
them
In
connection
with
any
theory
of
the
possibility
of
life
on
the
planet
.
Life
Is
much
more
likely
to
exist
on
Venus
than
on
Mara,
In
Prof.
Frost's
opinion.
"Venus
Is
near
th
sun,"
he
continued,
"and
It
It
were
not
for
th
heavy
clouds,
the
heat
would
be
unbearable."
twentWeTillI
'
IN
MEXICAN
CLASH
MEXICO
CITY.
Jan.
11.
Reporta
from
Ouadaljara
state
that
twenty-one
persons
were
killed
end
ten
Injured
In
a
clash
between
Catholics
and
Muni
cipal
authorities
in
the
town
ot
CocuU.
aUtra
state.
Airplane
and
Veteran
Plays
Final
Part
in
M
ssion
That
Intelligent
Husky
Started
FAIRBANKS,
January
11.
An
airplane
and
a
veteran
Alaska
aviator
played
a
final
part
in
an
Arctic
rescue
mission
in
which
the
lives
of
two
prospectors
were
saved
through
the
intelligence
of
a
malamute
dog.
The
two
prospectors,
J.
S.
Shaw
and
Andy
Dunlop,
who
were
seriously
injured
in
a
premature
powder
explosion
some
time
ago,
were
rescued
as
a
result
of
the
dog
carrying
a
note
for
help
over
four
hundred
feet
mountain
passes
in
four
below
zero
weather
from
Lobing
Creek.
Shaw
and
Durtlon
were
taken
to
Little
Squaw
by
a
dog
team
and
given
first
aid.
'
A
rsdlo
plea
for
an
airplane
was
sent!
rt?f7PTi
VTJ1J
TITT1
to
Fairbanks
and
A.
A.
Bennett,
pilot,
brought
them
here
after
having
been
forced
to
land
at
Beaver
cn
the
Yukon
R.ver
for
several
day
whUe
a
storm
raged
and
during
which
time
it
ws
found
necessary
to
weight
the
plans
with
togs
to
keep
K
fnxn
being
carried
oft
the
ground
by
a
sixty
mile
gale.
Doctors,
who
examined
Shaw
and
Dunlop
on
Monday,
aatd
the
'former
would
have
the
use
of
one
eye
while
the
latter
would
be
blind.
Otherwise
they
are
expected
to
recover.
Bennett
will
take
off
today
for
Eagle
to
bring
the
wife
of
Postmaster
Randall
here
tcr
medical
treatment.
SIR.
MrlXTYRE
IS
SENT
I
P
I'OK
TRIAL
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
It.
Mrs.
gedT43,
l.te
yesterday
la
police
court
was
jireely
aa
he
would
not
again
be
a
can
dldste.
Referring
to.
the
revelations
conCernlng
theilquor
trad
andxam-Mandt'itclnTyr?.-
p.7gn
fundJ
broughrout
la
"the
recent"
probe
he
Mld
government
committed
tor
trlsl
on
a
charge
!aad
tw0
mllUke,
ln
6sAllng
wltn
the
death
ot
her
husband.
James
Edward
Mclntyre.
who
was
found
shot
to
death
In
hi
room
at
the
Angelus
Hotel
.
here
on
December
33.
PIONEER
CARIBOO
WOMAN
PASSES
OUT
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Hustle
Kelly
Widow
of
lamous
"t'arlhoo"
Kelly
of
lUrkenllle
VICTORIA,
Jan.
II.
Elizabeth
Hastle
Kelly,
widow
of
Andrew
"Cariboo"
Kelly,
whose
BsrkerTlUe
hotel,
the
Kelly
House,
wss
familiar
to
many
old
timers
In
British
Columbia,
Is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
83.
Mrs.
KeUy
resided
ln
the
province
for
81
years.
CAROL
SINGER
DIED
VERY
SUDDENLY
STREETVILLE.
Ont.
Jan.
II.
(By
Canadian
Press).
Sudden
death
marred
the
joytulness
ot
a
Chtrstmas
caiol
service
In
Trinity
Anglican
church
on
the
day
after
Christmas
when
Mr.
Joseph
Bslley.
aged
70.
of
this
village
collapsed
from
heart
disease
and
ln
five
minutes
was
dead.
WIRELESS!
KKPOKT.
K
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barometer,
30.04;
temperature,
30;
sea,
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
39.68;
trmperatVw
30;
sea
moderate
(well;
8
pm.
poke
tug
Cape
Scott
50.51
north
latitude
and
133.10
west
longitude
seeking
vessel
Oregon
Fir;
8.30
im,
spoke
tug
St
Faith
at
Masterman
Island
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.
30;
temperature.
33.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer
30.04;
temperature
35.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
light
NX
wind:
barometer,.
39.80;
temperature
40.
Sea,
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.-70:
temperature,
40.
i
The
last
Issue
of
the
North
Vancouver
Review,
ln
an
article
on
agricultural
progress
In
British
Columbia,
carries
pictures
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
F.
Buck'
goat
ranch
at
Forestdate
and
of
a
field
of
corn
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
We
suggest,
as
a
perfectly
original
Idea,
that
one-
of
the
best
waya
to
stop
people
from
drinking
la
to
give
:henv
something
man
attractive
to
do.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
UUYnttiWilM
GETS
ADVICE
;km:iul
ohloi
il.i
riti.vn-
PALLY
WITH
LKjl
OK
IX
OPEN
IMJ
VICTORIA
DEBATE
VICTORIA,
Jan.
11.
In
opening
th
legislative
debate.
Oeneral
Victor
Odium
of
Vancouver
touched
on
the
liquor
problems
tnd
advised
the
government
to
take
over
the
complete
handling
ot
liquor
Including
the
manu-tacture,
and
to
eliminate
the
public
and
private
sale
tor
profit
from
.the
,
business,
lie
said
that
be
could
speak
create
a
large
puoiic
pnmi
oy
cnargmg
high
prices
and
the
second
ln
permitting
private
Interests
to
profit
from
the
traffic.
He
.advocated
a
supply
of
good
liquor
at
a
fair
price
thus
eliminating
government
profit
and
ln
turn
abutting
qut
opportunities
for
profiting
by
private
interests.
Referring
to
the
POX.
he
thought
the
province
could
not
at
the
present
time
complete
the
road
but
ln
time
It
would
prove
an
asset
He
praised
Premier
Oliver
tor
his
stand
on
the
freight
rates
and
his
fight
for
the
Peace
River
block.
MASSACRE
JN
CHINA
Thousund
Muughtrrrd
Irrespective
ot
Ae
or
Se
In
Village
LONDON,
Jan.
II.
A
Reuter
despatch
from
Pekln
states
that
word
has
been
received
from
Shantung
today
that
all
the
Inhabitants
of
Wsng
Chin
Pso,
totalling
1,000.
have
been
massacred
by
bandits
who
set
fire
to
the
village
slaughtering
the
Inhabitants
Irrespective
of
age
or
sex.
Some
person
are
said
to
have
been
burned
in
their
homes,
others
were
shot
while
attempting
to
escape
while
young
children
were
'
literally
pulled
to
pieces.
COMPETE
WITH
BOOTLEGGERS
l.KtilLATUN
SlAY
ItK
ENACTED
IMtOYIMMl
IOU
OrKNINt!
OF
I.KJl
Olt
STOKES
IN
SOt,
I
II-KISS
C-lflES
IHItlMl
KVEMMIS
VICTORIA,
Jan.
II.
Among
.the
changes
ln
the
British
Columbia
liquor
laws
expected
to
result
from
legislation
being
Introduced
this
session
ot
the
legislature,
the
Victoria
Times
says,
will
be
provision
for
the
"opening
of
Jlquar
stores
ln
Vancouver
and
Victoria
in
the
etenlng'
alter
eight,
o'clock
sq
,tney
may
compete
with
the
bootleggers,
It
the
Liquor
Control
Board
favors
thla
course.
EPintMie
of
in:
MADRID.
Jan.,
11.
-
Two
hundred
thousand
case
ot
Influenza
are
rt
ported
In
the
cities
of
Valencia,
Barcelona,
Seville
and
Madrid
with
mortality.
'
-fi-r'j-.
-
-
Advertise
Ui
the
0iy
New.