25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
nd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stnnd:
KxchnrtKe
lluilding
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
C-
.-
VOL.
XVII.,
No.
11.
mete
1
QUEBEC
SOUNDS
NOTE
OF
WARNING
MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
RESULTS
IN
COMPLETE
TURNOVER
Both
Party
Leaders
of
Eastern
Province
Speak
of
Conference
Premier
Taschereau
and
Conservative
Leader
Sauve
insist
that
there
be
no
infringe-
ments
on
rights
of
individual
!
provinces
j
QUKUKC.
January
11.
Premier
Taschereau
and
Arthur
Sauve,
j
l
advr
of
the
Conservatives
in
the
legislature,
both
warned
against
i
infringements
upon
the
rights
of
Quebec
in
any
changes
of
Canada's
j
ontitutional
status
which
may
have
been
made
at
the
last
Im-K-rial
Conference
in
speeches
made
in
the
provincial
houi-e
during
the
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne.
i
In
the
course
of
his
remarks,
Premier
Taschereau
said:
"I
think
j
ha
fidelity
to
our
Uritish
ties
Is
necessary
for
our
national
sur-:
va
We
should
jealously
watch
over
Its
preservation
and
we
are
,
.
.
a
not
ready
to
leave
It
to
a
majority
of
GRAIN
LOADINGS
j
FROM
VANCOUVER
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APARTMENT
ESTEROAV
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
14.
Arnold
Daly.
3
ft)
actor
and
theatrical
manager.
burned
to
death
yesterday
In
a
tire
h
swept
the
building
In
which
he
.
an
apartment
on
the
fourth
floor.
P.
-fading
up
a
stairway
from
the
ground
'
the
flamea
cut
off
his
only
avenue
encape
Piremen.
dashing
Into
the
idiot,
made
several
daring
rescues
'
i'
they
seemed
to
be
unaware
of
Daly
j
ing
been
In
hvt
apartment.
THe
actor
t.rsi
gained
prominence
by
Introducing
Bernard
ShaWa
plays
In
New
York,
making
hU
first
appearance
In
1802.
MILLIONS
FOR
ROAD
BUILDING
UlTOIIIA
TIMES
SAYS
IIOVEHNMKNT
Nil.
I,
M'I'.Mi
9l.oun.lMio
ON
TWO-YEAII
I'ltOllll
AM
VICTOlltA,
Jan.
14.
Tlie
Victoria
Timee
says
"It
is
expected
here
that
the
provincial
government's
annual
road
loan
will
total
some
4.
000.000
which
will
be
pent
over
a
two
year
period
In
build
tug
roads
all
over
the
province.
Money
will
be
available
through
gasoline
and
fllntni.
t
.
..
i
..
.
LAMiuvt
Inun
hut
the
public
works
department
l
opposed
to
borrowing
all
thU
money
Just
now
as
ome
of
the
money
collected
through
motor
licenses
and
gasoline
tax
must
be
Used
as
current
revenue
In
road
Improvement."
j
Advertise
in
the
Dully
News
'
...
the
whole
of
Canada
to
say.
without
l
he
:
consent
of
our
province,
what
It
future
i
constitution
hall
be."
He
launMied
that
in
coiutitutlon
mutt
not
be
j
changed
without
the
consent
of
the
province
of
Quebec
and
of
eata
provuiM
expressed
be
1U
legislature,
j
UH'.Xl
CONCKKX
III
Y
Firirir
sti:wioiu(:
PIMM
IIY
I"
MAVtllfclt
Announrement
was
received
by
the
Dally
News
this
moraine
in
a
telegraphic
statement
from
i
M.
P,
McCaSery.
who
le
at
prent
In
Vancouver,
to
the
effect
that
Albert
A
McCaffery
nd
J
H.
Pltlsbury.
bad
bought
out
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
Oo
of
tbia
port.
Mr.
Pltlsbury.
who
was
for
many
yean
manager
of
the
local
dry
dock,
more
recently
being
In
the
C.N.R.
engineering
service
at
Victoria,
will
be
manager
of
the
local
concern
which
will
make
a
strong
bid
for
all
work
In
Its
line
that
of-fera
here,
particularly
In
the
matter
of
grain
ship
loading.
WELLS
GRAY
WINS
IN
WESTMINSTER
Itrlrulrd
Ma)r
Annanilale
.v
Marlt)
of
1M
In
(Hie
Election
Yetrril
NKW
WESTMINSTER.
Jan.
14-Ex-Mayor
A.
Wells
Gray
defeated
Mayor
T
B.
Annandale
by
a
majority
of
700
In
the
elvle
election
here
yesterday
There
was
a
keen
tight
and
the
overwhelming
majority
of
Mr.
Oray
was
a
surprise
even
to
his
supporter.
WOMAN
FALLS
OUT
OF
THIRD
STOREY
WINDOW
OF
HOTEL
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
14.
Mrs
Myrtle
Potts
Is
In
critical
condition
with
a
h'rxkrn
hack
ss
a
result
of
a
fall
from
a
second
storey
window
ot
a
local
hotel
early
this
morning
According
to
he
police,
the
woman
and
two
male
companions
were
drinking
tn
her
room.
ELABORATE
DEFENCES
BEING
PREPARED
BY
FOREIGNERS,
CHINA
CANTON.
Jsn.
14,
BrltSih
and
for-elgn
authorities
are
preparing
elaborate
defences
for
Shameen
foreign
settlement
fearing
a
threatened
attack
from
Na
tlonallsU
who
are
closing
many
unau-thoflaed
unions
and
constituting
arbit
rary
regxilationa
for
sirne
sewenicut.
England
has
put
Its
tax
on
betting
Into
effect,
and
now
they
are
betting
on
the
probable
results
of
the
tax.
Oreater
Berlin
now
has
about
330
movie
houses
with,
some'
140,000
seats.
the
record
for
Europe
,
.
Northern
and
'
PRINCE
5
WINNIPEG
THEATRE
FIRE,
THIS
GRIT
WON'T
OUIT
;
ri(i:.iin.T
or
nova
kcotia
I.L1ILATIW:
MU
M
II,
ICE-USES
to
COMPLY
WITH.
I'i:e.mii:k.h
itmji
i:st
IIW.Il.W.
Jsn.
II.
IToUlrnt
Ismjh
Mark
f
the
IrglMallir
rami-r
11.
Liberal,
ha
written
Premier
Khmlr.
It
aiinnuiirrd
)rlrrdjy,
refnlns
lo
reOrii
at
Hie
re-urt
of
llir
latter
who
liai
ignlflnl
hl
de-Ire
to
apMlnt
a
riiirnatUe
tu
the
Mltlun.
II
UN
tstnl
In
the
Irllrr
that
"there
l
eonlilrrable
doubt
a
lu
I
lie
lefal
power
of
IhN
gotrrnntent
In
dlMnlu
I
lie
prrM-nl
IrKUUtlie
rouiiHI.
I
ndcr
the
rlreiiintaiirr.
1
a
ilo
not
think
that
It
U
In
the
public
Interest
to
adopt
jour
ustrtlon
and
relgn
mr
offli-r."
STAY
or
EXECUTION
or
pi
1
1
i.i
p
ooontviN'
LOS
ANGELES.
Jan.
14.
The
Bute
Supreme
Court
yesterday
granted
a
stay,
ot.
the
execution
of
Itev.
PhUlp
Ooodwtn,
former
resident
ot
Victoria,
who
was
convicted
pf
the
murder
ot
Joseph
Patterson,
a
Los
Angeles
broker,
and
was
sentenced
to
hang
today
A
review
of
the
case
has
been
granted.
MINDING
HIS
OWN
BUSINESS
NEW
EAMNIl
PUEMIEK
SAYS
I.M-PEIIIAI.
I'KH.M
K
IH
MATTEIC
I'Olt
I'AN'All
ANII
NOT
IOU
HIM
TO
TALK
Allot
T
OTTAWA.
Jsn.
14.
Canada's
contri
bution
to
Imperial
defence
Is
a
ques
tlon
for
Premier
King
to
consider
de
flared
Premier
Coatrs
ot
New
Zealand
on
his
arrival
here
last
night.
It
was
a
question,
he
said,
upon
which
he
did
not
wish
to
express
an
opinion.
11.C
MAYOKS
Among
mayors
elected
In
the
province
at
yesterday's
contests
were
the
follow
ing!
NelsonMayor
J,
A.
MacDonald.
Rowland
Aid.
William
Turner.
OffintrpoV
J
Roberts
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C
FRIDAY.
JANUARY
14,
1927
December
23,
in
.jvhich
four
firemen
were
kiUednd
seyjy
njuje
L.
Provincial
Police
Given
Fine
Endorsation
by
Civic
Voters;
Aid.
W.
J.
Greer
Headed
Poll
With
a
majority
of
104
the
approved
of
policing
the
city
by
being
5(h)
in
favor
to
403
opposed.
The
total
vote
polled
this
year
was
in
excess
of
that
cast
at
the
last
civic
election
in
192C
and,
in
,
a
larpe
measure,
this
was
due
to
the
interest
taken
in
fhe
police
;
situation,
as
there
was
no
contest
for
the
mayoralty.
For
the
four
positions
on
the
city
council
there
was
a
keen
con-i
test
and
for
the
honor
of
being
the
fourth
alderman
a
recount
was
necessary
which
did
not
alter
the
first
decision
of
giving
the
seat
to
P.
H.
Llnrey
by
one
vote
over
Jame
-
Black.
Alderman
Oreer
who.
tor
the
first
time,
has
hsd
his
name
appear
on
the
civic
ballot
paper,
led
the
poll
with
total
ot
ill
votes.
Last
year
he
was
elected
by
acclamation
to
complete
the
unexpired
term
of
Alderman
McMordle
who
resigned
to
run
tor
the
mayor's,
chair.
The
aewer
bylaw
had
a
majority
of
33
over
the
necessary
three-fifths
of
the
total
vote
which
was
required
to
carry,
the
vote
being
437
In
favor
to
304
against.
There
was
a
total
of
991
votes
cast
as
compared
with
a
total
of
910
cast
In
the
mayoralty
contest
a
year
ago.
The
votes
received
by
the
different
lldermanlc
candidates
was
as
follows:
Aid,
W.
J.
(Irwt...,
311
Aid.
W.
M.
Uruwn.
4
S3
(1.
P.
Tinker
4C?
P.
II.
IJniry
1
4il
Jas.
Black
.
,
426
J.
M.
Morrison
394
Md.
George
Casey
..,,,....,....
303
,V.
It.
Montgomery
v
300
3polled
35
POLICE
PI.EI1IM
ITE
For
Provincial
Police
.
,
509
Against
'.
405
Spoiled
.
47
uvmiu
m;u:k
iiylaw
For
427
Against
304
Spoiled
23
Necessary
to
carry
394
Majority
33
VANCOUVER
H.'CHAN(ili
.
,'
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
l.38
B.C.
Telephone
310.00
314.00
B.C.
Silver
1.53
1.63
Dun
well
.
1.41
1.43
Glacier
.09
V,
.10
Independence
JD9,
,10
Indian
04
.03
Marmot
10
.14
Premier
1.93
1.95
Porter
Idaho
14
.15;
Silver
Crest
051,
.06
Vlrtorln
.to
electors
of
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
the
provincial
police,
the
final
vote
VANDALISM
IN
JEWELRY
STORE
ItEM'LT
ttr
ISIIEAKINO
WINOOW
IN
Vancoii:k
shop
was
theft
ox
.new
yeau's
mokn1no
VANCOUVER.'
Jan.
14.
Vandalism
on
New
Year'a
morning
when
the
window
of
the
James
Jewelry
stare
on
Hasting
Street
West
wa
broken
led
to
the
thef-
of
goods
valued
at
S32J
tccordlcg
to
a
report
Just
made
to
the
police
by
James
Abrahamson,
proprietor.
THREE
RAILWAYMEN
,
KILLED;
NEW
YORK
Crimn
Mirrl
ll!rw
off
Uximiotlte
and
Ensliieer,
llremaif
and
llrakenmn
l.ie
Their
I.Ives
ROME,
New
York.
Jan.
14.
Max
Reldal.
engineer;
James,':
Johnson,
fire-mau.
and
P.
W.
Stelnbactt.
brakcinan.
'
were
kilted
yesterday
when
a
crown
'
1
sheet
blew
off
a
freight
train
locomotive
near
here.
!
FREDERICK
BUSBY
IS
AGAIN
MAYOR
!
OF
NANA1M0
CITY
j
,
NANAIMO,
Jan.
14
Ex-Mayor
Fred-j
crick
Bushby
was
elected
over
Mayor
Victor
Harrison
in
the
municipal
election
here
yesterday
with
a
majority
ot
j
93.
Mr.
Bushby
holds
the
long
record!
tor
service
as
mayor
of
this
city.
Last
year,
he
was
compelled
to
relinquish
the
post
on
account
of
Ill-health
but
this
year,
with
renewed
vigor
and
undiminished
popularity,
he
cane
back
and
captured
the
honors
In
a
closely
ntetftrl
trnlgM
battle.
Circulation
IS?
Sale
534
!
View
from
Noire
Dame
Ave.
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
DEATHS
UPIiU.l.ll
Jl
I.J
lll.tKtir.
I'liO-
i
I
PUIETOK
ANI
OlMtlALS
Of
MONTREAL
TIIEATKE
.MONTREAL,
Jan.
It.
Aiueend
Ijiwrriid,
agrd
31,
proprietor;
.Mirhael
.trie.
31.
al-tant
maiiaRrr.
and
Camll
llarx).
30.
head
uhrr.
In
the
Laurlrr
Pa
lure
Theatre
were
found
criminally
responsible
for
the
death
of
S
rhildre;
and
for
Hut
offence
all
other
mtmim
wlio
may
die
from
any
raue
attributable
to
the
panic
by
a
evroner'
Jury
last
nl;ht.
A
warrant
wa
lued
aulhorlzln'
the
tolUe
tu
hold
the
three
men
as
prisoner.
UOYV
IIANIl
TO
PLAY
I'Olt
SKATEKS
AT
SALT
LKE
OX
sr.MI.W
VM.
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson
has
acceded
to
the
request
ot
a
number
of
skating
enthusiasts
to
take
the
Boys'
Band
across
the
harbor
on
Sunday
to
play
tor
skating.
Weather
permitting,
the
band
will
start
a
program
at
the
Salt
Lake
on
that
afternoon
at
3:30.
The
Ice
has
been
good
at
the
Salt
Lake
all
week
and
yesterday
afternoon
and
last
evening
large
crowds
went
across
to
enjoy
a
sport
that
Is
rarely
afforded
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
RUSSIA
GETTING
READY
TO
FIGHT
WAIt
C
It
YE
Its"
AUK
ACTIVE
ANU
.MANY
MEN
WAIT
IX
LINE
TO
SKIN
ON
FOK
PKEII1CTEO
WAIt
PAKE
MOSCOW
Jan.
14.
VoresheUoff
successor
of
Trotsky
aa
head
of
the
Red
Army
has
Joined
the
chorus
pf
"war
cryers"
of
Soviet
Russia.
He
declared
today
that
Russia
must
prepare
tor
a
possible
war
as
"the
countries
surrounding
us.
backed
by
England,
are
preparing
lo
attack
us.
We
must
mllltaxize
the
whole
population,
especially
.
the
working
classes,
and
must
conduct
an
active
newspaper
campaign
to
prepare
the
people
for
the
struggle."
Long
lines
of
men
waited
In
the
bitter
...i.i
..DM
.
vps'.tHv
fo
register.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
l'hone
457.
Price
Five
Onts
protests
made
by
ukranians
YANt'OlVEIt
MASS
-MEETIM!
lK
JIANDs
RELEASE
OK
POLITICAL
PRISONERS
IV
POLANI
CIIAIUiES
ARE
MADE
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
14.
Demanding
full
amnesty
for
aU
political
ptiuoncri
In
Poland
and
the
liberation
of
one
man
In
a
death
cell
at
Tarnapol
for
being
found
In
possession,
of
seditious
literature,
a
Ckranlan
mass
meeting
In
this
city
endorsed
petitions
which
hav
.-
....
m.u(
to
the
tederal
authorities
a
Ottawa,
the
United
States
consul
at
Montreal
and
the
Polish
authorities
at
Warsaw.
Two
hundred
and
seven
Cxranlans
affixed
their
names
to
copies
of
petitions
which
charged
that
the
Polish
government
was
persecuting
Uiranlan
workers
and
peasants
and
that
in
countless
cases
they
were
thrown
iu
jail
and
held
there
for
months
without
trial.
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAYORDEFEATED
A.
M.
PATTERSON
CAPTl'KES
IX-I
TEKIOIt
MAYORALTY
FROM
I.
l.
TAV
LOIt
PKOPEftTY
OWN
ER
tERE
STJONO
PRINCS
GEO
ROE.
Jan.
.1I.-C-FTM
D.
Taylor,
mayor
of
this
city
during
1936,
went
down
to
defeat
in
the
municipal
election
here
yesterday,
the
mayor
elect
being
A.
M.
Patterson
who
secured
a
handy
majority
of
59
In
the
contest.
The
successful
aldermanic
candidates
were
A.
B.
Moffatt.
merchant:
T.
A.
Orltnth.
merchant:
D.
O.
Prater,
blacksmith:
Edward
Ople.
car
foreman,
these
four
being
re-elected,
and
two
new
men.
Paul
Wleland.
merchant:
and
O.
A.
Kennedy,
laborer.
Defeated
aldermanic
candidates
were
W.
H.
Crocker.
Nicholas
MrdalJ.
and
C.
C.
Reld.
In
the
contest
tor
three
seats
on
the
school
board.
J.
O.
Qulnn,
printer,
was
re-ele:ted.
and
F.
C.
Saunders,
clerk,
and
J.
B.
Lambert,
wholesale
merchant,
were
chosen
new
members.
Two
women.
Mrs.
Helen
McLeod
and
Mrs.
Agnes
May
Kcgers
were
defeated.
The
Prince
George
Property
Owners'
Association
manifested
Its
strength
by
electing
every
one
ot
its
endorsed
candidates
with
the
single
exception
ot
C.
C.
Reld
In
the
aldermanic
contest.
FIRST
CURLING
GAME
IN
YEARS
Till)
KINKS
CONTESTED
OX
ICE
SHEET
ON
C.N.K.
ICEsEKVE
Vr.sTEUOAY
The
first
game
cf
curling
.that
has
taken
place
tn
Prince
Rupert
for
several
years
was
played
yesterday
on
the
pond
below
Second
Avenue
and
resulted
In
a
win
tor
Mr.
R.
L.
Mcintosh's
rink
by
a
score
ot
17
to
6
against
the
rink
skipped
by
William
Millar.
The
contesting
rinks
were
as
follows;
P.
M.
Ray.
N.
A.
Watt.
W.
S.
rtsher.
R
L.
Mcintosh
(skip).
T.
McClymont.
Fred
Stork.
O.
C.
Mc-Rae.
W.
Miller
(skip).
The
Mcintosh
rink
won
10
out
of
13
ends
and
Is
now
challenging
all
coincnt.
THIRTY-SEVEN
ARE
KILLED
WHEN
GAS
BLOWS
UP
ON
BOAT
TAMPICO.
Jsn.
14.
Thirty-seven
Mexican
longshoremen
are
believed
to
have
been
.Hilled
la
an
explosion
of
gasoline
aboard,
the
British
steamer
Essex
Isles
on
Thursday.
died
AFreiTwrac
IN
NORffl
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
14.
Returning
from
voting
at
the
North
Vancouver
election.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Oallagher,
aged
M.
collapsed
outside
her
home
and
died
ahnr
Inkivedlstely.