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19,
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merican
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and
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.
f
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uge
umDeriracfs
on
tfearanil
marmot
iiwers
nave
ueen
taken
over
as
well
as
old
Portland
Canal
road
WILL
FOLLOW
OUT
ORIGINAL
PLAN
OF
MACKENZIE
&
MANN
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(aplaln
(ourne)
In
Altenipt
at
Mik
Antliltlnu
Imii(
Hl-tanrr
1'ropo-ed
LONDON.
Jan.
34
(By
Canadian
-CapVam
r
T.
Oowtney.
tainaul
pt
iit
t
trying
th
moat
aoiMUou
.
-duunc
flight
yH
proposed
an
M
oyae
froin
thu
oountry
to
New
r
fMH
nv
nvtn
tinat
in
inaui
aeYrn
h
intend
to
fty
day
and
night
over
:
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,ug
enough
at
tit.
end
of
eith
'u,
to
re-furl
Th.
machine
to
be
...
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1
rr
t
aynllM
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twin-englnt
British
flying
boat.
I.
,
hMU.
Irv.l
1trw
'
.
r,g
bpecd
of
between
09
and
100
an
hour
TU.
route
will
be
about
I
"20
mllta
f
num
Courtney
won
the
Aerial
Derby
''
0-0.
and
the
King
a
Air
Cup
in
1.23.
Ic
.
best
known
In
the
flying
world
ii
and
resourceful
teal
pilot
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nr
r
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TO
MST
ItHlTV
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Atltl
WAS
Mils
CONsl
l,
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tilt
MANY
V
CAKS
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
24.Bi.muel
OlnU-1,11
if'
who
arrived
in'
Vancouver
forty
Kara
ags.
died
thla
morning.
For
many
rs
he
acted
a
SwUs
conul.
11.
was
"1
.e
sealing
bualneaa
vear
tvzo.
lie
ltd
at
10TS
llarwood
Street.
OLD
BASEBALL
CHIEF
QUITS
'IAN
alOIIVMOV
'
AMKMCW
I
I.Am
K
ON
AC
I'OINT
)!
ri.l,.i:AI.TII
CHICAQ0,
Jan.
24
Dsn
Johnaon
li
no
longer
president
of
the
American
issebaii
League,
th.
organlatlon
which
,
foundel
twenty-seven
yeara
ago.
Th.
.
cnl
executive,
long
Big
MU.
baseball',
atorm,
petrel,
haa
been
remwed
on
the
pie,
that
he
la
auffer.
ui-htalth.
IS
mrat
II
inil
lff
Farming
Area
of
North
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WT
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a
mm
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for
Seattle
and
interests
the
underlyin-;
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aleet
ol
timber
inn.
Ber
ttrrer
vaTHy
bar.
beMi
aoqulrM
by
the
concern
a
well
a
large
atanda
on
the
Maratot
filter.
Mr.
Ertduon
atated
that.
in
taking
orer
th.
Portland
canal
Railway,
u
ai,Mt
'
j,,
lhu
rumb(.
)xkA
increased
to
th.
intention
to
follow
up
the
general
!10n
..u.
...
.
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....
.nr)
i
plan
laid
trut
by
UaekeoM.
v
Mann.
'"''
"
""inumter
of
th.
fish
wer.
permitted
to
j
"
""P-'to
.
.
of
timber
land
and
mining
pro
perties
on
th.
Dear
Hirer
would
provide
o;
rrlrf
traffic
for
the
road.
in
Plana
for
the
etUnslon
of
th.
road.
which
includes
a
DmlnVon
land)
grant,
will
Involve
th.
construction
ol
ing
two
hundred
and
fifty
mUe
of
railway,
making
Stewart
the
outlet
port,
where
wUl
a
mill
wauld
be
eorntructed.
of
th.
entire
Peace
River
empire.
Stewart
1
eloaer
to
Ptrure
Coupe
than
Edmonton
and
th.
use
of
the
port,
it
la
aaid.
would
have
glv.
low
ooi
watec
haul
to
any
part
new
or
the
world
for
agricultural
and
mineral
production.
son
and
JIMMY
AllAM
It
NAM,
II
th.
MAA(ii:it
MKClIt
TIM
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
34.
Aid.
James
Adam
of
Victoria
haa
ha
been
appointed
manager
of
the
the
Canadian
soccer
team
which
will
shortly
tour
New
Zealand.
Adam,
who
waa
a
pioneer
Vancouver
Island
football
organizer,
managed
the
Canadian
team
which
went
to
New
Zealand
a
few
year
ago.
SOUTHERN
TOWN
HAD
FIRE
TODAY
1lilrly-Mte
Thuuvini
liillir
l.im.i;r
liinie
I
ri.m
llUr
llrruklng
Out
In
(Unite
at
Minimi
W1S3ION,
Jan.
24,-Fire
aUrtlng
In
Zrlmrr'tV
Oreen'a
gamg.
thh
morning
destroyed
five
building
and
caused
a
lose
of
133.000.
w:.tiii;u
ni:i'oitT
Trlnce
Rupert.
Cloudy,
fresh
8E,
wind;
temperature,
40.
Harelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
24.
TeleeraDh
Creek.
Cloudy,
N.E.
wind,
temp.
10.
Smlthera.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31.
Burn
Lake.
r,rt
cloudy,
windy
temp,
31.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
RoMWOod.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
30.
Alyan!..
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
3.
Alice
Arm.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
29.
Anyox.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
33.
Btewarti
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
39.
Vhltehore.Cler,
south
wind,
temp.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
18
below.
Stewart
River
-
30
below.
Northern
and
PRINCE
If
I
fill
I
MJLi
n
I
Li
Lfl
Scheme
j
j
I
I
W
W
.
ttti
a,
Mrf
f-i
w
lAiKUL
'
IS
NOT
DECIDED
!
l
limit:
comi-ames
tendering
I'Olt'whlth
MOIIK.
M.UOR
MOTHER.!
ELL,
chut
nsiii
hies
insplctoi:,
STATES
INTENSIVE
PISIIINf.
miuki.t
condition
good
and
canni.hies
mill
ham
large
j
packs
tuo
new
plants
;
The
tUherlea
departmeat
ha
not
yet
decided
a
to
whether
aea
plane
will
be
uaed
a
part
of
the
patrol
aya'.em
In
Dutrict
uiiirw
No.
no.
2
a
thla
um
yr
yoar
aeccrdlnj
aoooruinz
w
to'
aiijor
i.
A.
HOtnerweu.
eniti
inspector
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
narunmui
btumeka.
The
demnmeni
'
.
.
J
a
t-
v.vi
......
.
anw.i
.ulaa
artu.
1st
a.
waattlaM
n
.a.
-
dertakt
Halt
work
but
the
matter
la
.
.
.
buii
IMII
UIIUCI
uuuci
IIT
if
w
WW
-ar
aw
m
.
,h.
If.-..
n.t.ln.
In
(HI.
Ior
.
lfir
.aoM,
k
w11
,
nWwMy'
,ry
rWutl3n
t4
exerted
to
protect
the
Induitry.
In,'
I,
IBM
there
wtie
1M
purse
seine
license
j
M
la-.M
ta
ft
a.
aKa
1tn
9
K
aa
t
au
at
-
p,,
w
tBlt
utfieient
,
through
to
the
.pawning
ground.
;
When
It
was
realised
that
at
the
mouth
bet.
ten
3M
and
400
small
streams
thll
district
there
were
pstentlaj
llahing
ground
it
waa
readily
seen
th.
difficulty
the
department
faced
in
hav
th.
industry
protected.
Aecordlni
to
kfr.
Motherwell,
there
probably
be
thla
year-
very
keencrS0
wllh
other
commodltlea
for
effort
on
the
part
cl
the
canneries
to
secure
large
pack
a
prlcea
for
the
past
teaon'a
pack
have
been
good
and
atocka
been
pretty
well
disposed
of.
Two
canneries
it
la
expected
will
be
tn
operation
In
thu
district
before
the
sea
la
over
one
at
Klemtu
which
la
being
constructed
by
R.
O.
Johnston
associate
and
on.
at
Thompson
Sound
near
Ocean
Pall
being
built
by
B.C.
Fishing
and
Packing
Company.
The,
canneries,
it
is
expected.
wUl
rely
principally
on
the
fall
fishing
and
th.
cheaper
grade
of
tih
for
which
there
been
very
good
market
during
put
year.
LONDON
BAM
BLOCK
BURNS
tot
nii
tiiiti.
i.om.s
i.
in:
as
in;-Mj.T
oi'
nisAsiitors
ixuv.r.
IS
ONTAIIIO
CITY
.
I.ONIMIN.
Onturlo,
Jain.
21.
Mr
It-a
Drake,
ngrd
13,
I
ilruil
anil
l
nl
her
are
In
lui-pltul
lit
a
mure
or
IrM
hrrlcMi
iiinilllliiii
from
Injurlr
ami
liiirn
nitalnril
u
lien
fire
swept
the
IVupli-H
liuii
,V
KttliiXH
llullit-lug
here
lute
Mi
inlay
night.
Thirteen
tilling
tiile
tterr
(-oinprltril
In
leup
from
Hlmlitttft
Into
tirt
lulil
by
flrriiirn
four
klorrj
tieliiw
while
the
ttltole
linlhllng
hrlilnil
them
wa
un
liifrrmi
of
flnnm
ami
Mimke.
Mlo
Pruke
tiled
from
bums
VANCO
U
V
E
It
E.Ci
I
A
N(J
E
,
,
Bid.
Aked.
Wheat
a
'''l'39ft
B.C.
'8live'r".
...!....
1.33
'
'
l.3
Dunweii'.;..
'
1.48
'
1.33
Olacler
10.12),
13.00
Gladstone
.37(4
.30
Oranby
33.CO
34.00
How
Sound
38.00
41.00
Independence
......
.ll(i
.13
Indian
03
.08
Marmot
11'
.14
Premier
'.
1.93
3.00
Porter
Idaho
13
.18
Silver'
crest
07
.08
Rlthmond
13
134
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IIUPF.IIT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
24,
1927.
NEWSPAPERS
GOT
NICE
DONATIONS
tANCOllElt
HOKI.lt
RECEIVED
1
17,
mil),
filial
CONSOLIDITED
EXPORT-
.
EHS
PROVINC
AND
M
N
j
also
paid
i
t
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
24.
-
"DonuUotU"
amounting
to
many
thouhands
of
dollars
were
made
by
the
Consolidated
Etpjrt-
i
jers
Ccrptralion
to
Vancouver
news-
paper
according
to
the
evldenre
of
i
(Russell
Whltlaw.
CoJ
Uolldated
dlrtetsr.
before
the
ctiitom
commlMkra
thu
'
morning.
Orer
a
pc
lxl
of
two
year.
'
,117.000
waa
given
the
Vancouver
World
wa
ah-iorbed
by
the
Vancouver
bun
in
Uareh.
1324.
"Why
cKd
you
give
this
donation"
'
asked
N.
W.
Rowcll.
K.C,
commission
!
oouiuel.
"for
no
purpose
at
all."
replied
Whllliw.
-they
aakrd
fvr
It
and
sot
It."
WhIUav
aUted
that
other
Vaccourer
paper
which
had
reoeived
money
frsm
the
comptny
were
the
Vaneaurer
Pro-
vine
and
Bun.
j
PrUoneri
eat
and
crow
fat
on
tlx
cent
meal
In
the
Carleton
county
Jail
at
Ottawa.
Couldn't
nomethlng
be
done
wra
proTjainj
ranu
in
jau
jor
au
oi
ur
.
.
n
yir.
.
f
I
M
I
ff
M
H
O
llir
II
I
II
IJIIII
I
I
i
J
Another
Due
-
Two
More
The
lriti.h
ship
Innerton.
the
'rom
England
to
load
grain,
is
due
i.
cominir
via
the
outside
n.iHsaire
Ing
and
piloted
in
by
Capt
Larry
Dritinh
Columbia.
The
ship,
which
ai-e.
is
owned
by
Carmichael
i
Son
'for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
The
Ocean
Transport
Co.'s
freighter,
Yogen
Maru,
originally
due
here
tomorrow
from
the
Orient,
is
now
expected
to
arrive
about
Prlday
afternoon.
She
will
load
some
0,000
tons
of
wheat
here
and
wlU
theni
move
down
to
Vancouver
to
complete
the
Orient.
The
British
motorshlp
.
King
James,
owned
by
the
King
Line
of
London,
u
due
here
on
February
1
from
the
Orient
to
laad
grain
for
the
United
VICTORIA,
Jan.
34
For
every
7J
Kingdom
or
continent.
,
,n
BrlUsh
Columbia
there
1
one
The
Suiukl
Line
freighter
Seine
Mini,
automobile,
according
to
atatUUc
having
completed
lining
at
the
ocean
gjren
out
by
the
provincial
govern-dock,
moved
down
to
the
elevator
today
,
m(.nt.
ThU
show
an
Increase
of
x
to
sUrt
loading
a
full
cargo
of
same
i
nearly
20
per
cent,
over
the
number
of
9.000
tons
of
wheat
for
the
Orient.
Ir.ra
reirlitered
for
1935.
BIG
CROWD
WATCHES
i
NEW
Vfil?ltr
linriCV
:
NLVl
IUAlV
nUlMail
I
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
31.
The
New
York
Rangers
last
night
defeated
the
New
York
Americana
In
the
presenco
of
eighteen
thousand
hockey
fans,
the
lar-jago
ges
crowa
ever
recoraea
ior
me
game
;
here.
WASHINGTON
UKATS
l'.ll.C,
j
j
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
34.
In
a
speedy
I
basketball
game
here
on
Saturday!
What
with
the
rainy
danys
and
all,
night,
the
University
of
Washington
and
the
ladles
going
out
without
urn-Huskies
defeated
the
University
or'brcllas.
water
on
the
knee
la
becoming
B.C.
Lions
by
a
score
of
37
to
31.
Driven
from
Wilderness
by
Heavy
Snows,
Southern
B.C.
Settlements
VANCOUVER,
January
24.
Cougars,
driven
from
the
wilderness
by
heavy
snowfall
in
Southern
British
Columbia
last
week,
made
inroads
into
at
least
two
settlements
over
the
,
week-end.
"Cougar"
Smith,
well
known
as
a
hunter,
shot
and
killed
one
of
the
big
mountain
cats
on
the
road
on
which
it
was
approaching
Cumberland,
Vancouver
Island,
while
reports
from
Pender
Harbor,
up
the
coast
a
short
way,
told
of
a
large
cougar
jumping
Into
the
.midst
of
a
group
of
boys
playing
in
the
school
yard
there.
The
animal
was
apparently
frightened
when
it
crashed
through
the
ice
on
a
froten-over
pond
on.
which
It
a
lauded.
The
terrified
boya,
screaming,
fled
Into
adjacent
bushes.
Later
It
is
said
to
have
followed
one
of
the
boys
along
th.
road
to
his
home.
A
party
is
now
searching
the
district
for
the
if
Li
LI
f
1111
L
I
I
I
I
SITUATION
IN
CHINA
TENSE
M(H
VIOLKMi;
!
IlKNttVKn
AMI
Ti:i'M
MIL
I5I.IMI
TAKEN
TO
I'KOIMT
tOKUKINKKH
immi's
oicii:i(i;i)
TO
HANKOW
LONDON.
Jan.
SI
Krnewrd
moll
tlolriii-e.
einl
iiijrflnt
I
lie
lilr
of
.sir
l'ran)
Allrii,
inpntijr
fenrrat
of
uurllli'ir
uIimii
In
China.
broVe
out
at
Hankow
uu
I'rlilaj.
The
l'orel;n
Office
kiimt
up
the
senrral
situation
In
l
lilna
a
"no
letter
mill
no
urr."
lij-ltSh
IrtMtin
are
Iirhit
kent
I
ruin
Huns
Kun;
ami
KnjUnd.
4a;un
anil
Itrltain
are
workln
to
Cftlirr
fur
I
he
protection
of
forrlcn
tr
In
China.
The
Jaiunee
lute
ordered
further
natal
unit
to
Chin
tv
water
while
the
llrllMi
hate
ent
three
companies
of
Tunkib
truopi
Irom
Ilonj
Konj
to
Mian
hal.
lour
baltatlnii
of
Infantry
and
a
thuaud
marine
are
under
order
tu
Mart
Imnie-Jlatet;
fue
the
I'ar
jit
and
a
fltth
jrniorrd
ear
rvia
pan;
hj
Itrtn
ordered
to
prepare
to
lente
rarlHru;h
at
a
few
hour'
imtke.
w
I
f
1
A
I
I
ft
(
I
jllll
II
I
ft
V.
Tomorrow
with
Expected
in
Week
first
vessel
to
come
here
direct
In
port
tornorrow.
This
freighter
and
will
be
met
tomorrow
morn-
Thomson
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
Is
about
the
average
grain
boat
of
Glasgow.
She
will
load
full
THAI
ft
1)1
f
r
Pftn
All
I
UfllUijILfc
rllrf
EVERY
7.5
PEOPLE
IN
THIS
PROVINCE
'
There
will
be
80000
automobiles
In
use
in
British
Columbia
this
year,
and
ioRlclalt
would
not
be
surprised
If
the
numlcr
recntl
the
1
00000
"mirk
at
j
the
-beginning
of
the
1928
season.
The
current
figures
show
a
remark-
able
Increase
over
those
of
all
previous
year.
Last
year
there
were
87,000
registered
motor
vehicles
and
ten
year
the
number
wa
only
8.396.
Approximately
iuo.uuu
persons
are
entitled
to
drive
automobiles
in
the
province,
this
number
having
registered
and
obtained
licenses,
which
are
com-
pulsory.
I
very
common.
Cougars
Visit
HOCKEY.
Saturday's
tlame-
Canadlen
4,
Toronto
0.
Ottawa
1.
Maroon
0.
Pittsburg
1.
Detroit
0.
Chicago
3,
Boston
3.
Circulation
1600.
Elet
M9
Farewell
Message
of
Premier
Coates
Given
in
Vancouver
Address
Urges
British
Dominions
to
take
advantage
of
heritage
and
meet
responsibilities
speaks
of
trade
VANCOUVER
January
24.
"We
have
an
extraordinary
heri-uge
and
tremendous
possibilities.
We
should
make
the
best
of
it
and
va!uc
the
freedom
that
is
ours
after
centuries
of
struggle.
If
we
are
loyal
to
ourselves,
we
will
be
loyal
to
the
Empire,
which
means
equal
opportunities,
safety
and
security
for
all
who
live
in
it."
Thi3
was
the
farewell
message
of
Premier
Coates
of
New
Zealand
to
the
Canadian
people
delivered
at
the
conclusion
of
an
address
before
the
Canadian
Club
here
Saturday
night
prior
to
his
departure
on
Sunday
for1
San
Francisco
vhence
he
sails
for
home
this
week.
Reieirlng
to
New
Zealand's
adverse
trade
balance
with
Canada.
Prenuer
,
Ccatta
uld:
"Dont
think
for
a
moment
:
ahat
I
think
Canada
1
to
blame.
Per-tu6.
our
cwn
business
is
at
fao!t
and.
tf
we
can
ruap
out
a
way
In
which
better
business
relations
can
be
established,
we
wl4
try
to
Co
so.
On
our
present
trip,
we
met
with
most
sympathetic
consideration
at
Ottawa
and
your
government
has
shown
Its
wUlingcesa
to
give
practical
assistance.
We
are
returning
to
New
Zealand
with
the
desire
to
make
a
definite
Tatfva
In
this,
direction.
Everyone
t
can
help.
We
know
that
the
Canadians
want
to
buy
Canadian
products.
That
U
a
natural
healthy
derfire
but.
It
you
bare
got
to
go
outside,
then
remember
uv"
i
i
POWER
INVITEI)
TO
NEGOTIATE
TREATIES
HANKOW.
Jan.
24.
In
a
manifesto
Issued
here
today,
the
Nationalist
government
proclaimed
Its
ability
to
enforce
?
its
will
on
Nationalist
China.
The
powers
are
Invited
to
Join
It
in
negotiating
treaties
on
the
basis
of
economic
and
territorial
Integrity.
WlltELESS
ItEI'OKT.
a.m.
DIGBY
'
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
fresh
S.E.
wind:
barometer,
29.94;
temperature
40;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29.-4:
temperature,
i-.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
fresh
3-E.
wind;
barometer.
29.93!
temperature.
38;
sea
moderate:
6
pm.
spoke
steamer
Anyox.
James
Island
for
Anyox,
330
miles
from
Anyox;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Amur,
Anyox
for
Seattle.
410
miles
from
eattle.
NOON
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
39.90;
temperature,
40;
sea
moderate:
11
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Mary
off
the
Skecna
River
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
29.-41;
temperature.
37.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
strong
t
southeast
wind;
barometer.
39.86;
temperature.
38;
sea
rough.
AGED
MAN
GASSED
IN
VICTORIA
ROOM
I
William
Siolt.
Aceil
79,
Lot
Life
When
Hume
Witt
Exllngul-tiril,
Cnnotlrrtl
lit
II
I
in
VICTORIA.
Jan.
34.
WUllam
Scott,
aged
79.
was
found
dead
'n
a
gas-filled
room
ou
Pandora
Street.
Th
flam,
from
a
gaa
stove
had
evidently
become
extinguished,
unnoticed
by
Scott.
LEO
LOMSKI
WINS
OVER
FLOWERS
IN
LOS
ANGELES
BOUT
LOS
AN0ELE3.
Jan.
34.
Leo
Lomski
of
Aberdeen,
Washington,
won
a
decision
over
the
negro.
Tiger
Flower,
In
ten
round
here
on
Saturday
night.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for'
the
leaist
Phone
457.
n
.
,0
wt-cw
yi
LI
i
I
ILIf
'
IS
DROWNED
AT
POWELL
RIVER
ALBERT
(iEKIlAtlT
KESCIEII
TWO
SKATERS
ntOM
CKANBEI1UY
LAKE
BIT
LOST
HIS
OWN
LIFE
.
.
f
..
jm-rr.
-i'
."..'
;
f
POWELL
RIVES.
Jin.
24.
After
rescuing
two
skater
who
had
crashed
through
thin
Ice
oa
Cnnberry
Lake
near
here.
Albert
Gerhart,
aged
28.
wa
himself
drowned
when
be
went
to
the
assistance
of
a
third
person
wb3
had
fallen
through
but
later
succeeded
In
reaching
safety.
Gerhart
himself,
unable
to
wlra.
could
not
be
reached.
Kls
last
words
to
his
would-be
rescuers
a
he
stocd
on
th.
cracking
ice
were
the
warning:
"Keep
away
frem
here.'
ROYAL
PARTY
IS
OFF
FOR
PANAMA
STONE
Hilt
MEMORIAL
TOWER
ON
SATIKHAY
AND
PLACED
WREATH
ON"
CENOTAPH
KINGSTON.
Jaaia.ea.
Jan.
24
The
battleship
Renown,
with
the
Duke
and
Duchejs
of
York
aboard
on
their
way
to
Australia,
sailed
on
Sunday
for
the
Panama
Canal.
On
Saturday,
the
Duke
laid
the
foundation
atone
of
the
clock
memorial
tower
tdrrplace
the
one
destroyed
in
the
earthquake
of
1907.
lie
also
laid
a
wreath
on
the
cenotaph
erected
to
honor
the
memory
of
Jamaican
who
lost
thilr
live
tn
the
Great
War;
in
nil
IN
BANK
OPENED
ILAIMIE
SIM
Of
.MONEY
lOlND
THEKEIN
ALLEOED
TO
HAVE
BEEN
PLACED
THERE
I1Y
SCOLLARD
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
24.
Two
safoty
deposit
boxes
in
the
main
office
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
were
open-
led
this
marnlng
and
yielded
1269.000
tn
bonds
believed
to
have
been
placed
ItSere
by
Oeorge
Francis
Bcollard
and
alleged
to
be
the
property
of
his
wife
who
charges
he
mad.
away
from
Seattle
with
1300.000
In
cash
and
securities
belonging
to
her.
THREE
ROBBERS
LOOT
MIAMI,
FLORIDA,
STORE
llletv
safe
After
Oterpotvrrliig
Watchman
And
Eeaped
With
$3.VM
Cuh
and
$,1i).li00
Jewellery
MIAMI.
Florida,
Jan.
34.
Three
robber
overpowered
a
watchman
tn
a
department
store
here
last
night,
blew
the
safe
and
escaped
with
3,500
cash
and
130.000
worth
of
dlVmonda,
watches
"
and
Jewellery.
K
Advertise
in
tb.
Dally
News.