5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
lixcliiinge
Ilullding
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
'MI.
XVII
-
Ml.
III.
J
1
XJMJgi
-Sa?
1
tj
.
advance
a
reason
for
the
OTECTION
FOR
FISHING
FLEET
M.l
li
tHM
l
it
AT
MI'.IITIMI
Ol'
IIU.I-
tm
HO
IT
OHM.
lit
t-AHT
MIIHT
The
tvt
OsrnerV
Association
U
rmr.
mm
p
nmruian
m
diiik
he
i.-cieiion
of
the
fleet
wa
evl-
?.g
;a'
right.
Referring
to
the
t.n
c.
w
in
which
aeverai
or
m
rn'
Lancn
aald
that
he
thought
It
a
g
od
tme
to
take
some
action
the
ma
er
O,
W.
Nlckeraon
wa
ol
iplm
ii
thas
14.000
would
be
placed
t
ie
esi
imates
vnis
year
u
u
nu
utm
iimM
t
'
a
m
lunmmitaiir
m
w
-
was
really
entitled
to
tbu
amount
tt
w
uld
be
a
good
time
now
to
recent
storm
Vanoua
members
took
part
In
the
dls
ilon
aa
to
what
action
ahould
be
taken
uer
to
a
committee
consisting
of
i
i
r
ti
.tin
iinnnurr
1
1
11
iiru.
k:n:;;n
to
press
claims
of
the
asso-
iTPTArMP
nnnnr
i
ia
1
1
1
via
r
i
1
1
nr.
.
SIHING
AGAIN.!';,"
AMOIVEIt
IIIIEWKUV
or
.Mom;
r.Mi'.KiN
itmis
I'Alll
TO
IK)
III
POLITICAL
I'AUTIEH
VANCOUVER,
Jan,
20.
Robert
flddea.
lrc-tor
of
the
Consolidated
Exporters
orporatlou
and
president
of
the
Rain
i
Brewing
Co..
and
the
Westminster
Irwerv
tiutlfvins
wfnr
the
customs
rube,
admitted
to
Hon.
N.
W.
Rowel
I.
mmisiinn
Msanaai
s
m
Mia
nraivanai
contributed
td
the
campaign
funds
t
both
nartlaa
mnnnla
nf
4
BOO
and
mm
iu
no
m..
...J
I
mnnwt
nn
the
1023
election.
in
reply
to
a
question
by
Mr.
noweii
to
why
the
contribution
had
been
did
not
know
It
wa
an
Indictable
enc
timi!
ih
rvinii,n
riivt
nna
adding:
"I'm
afraid
you'll
have
to
tart
to
hlltlrl
Ulla
haant.
,trvnn
tl'
"
u
them."
2''a,
ter
for
Vancouver
Cenlre;
and
Michael
Msnsou.
Conservative
member
for
Mac
i
keuale.
t
'
j
Mr.
Wocdward
advooated
a
sebeme
for
'the
selling
of
the
British
Columbia
'
House
In
London
and
devoting
the
pro
ceeds
to
the
erection
of
a
refrigerator
plant
In
London
where
fruit
could
be
I
shipped
from
the
province
and
held
for
suitable
markeU.
I
Mr
Manson
again
defended
the
action
of
the
minister
of
lands
In
selling
a
larg
timber
tract
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to.
the
roell
I.?ver
Paper
Company.
annuo,
MiiAt.it
ki:i;
AM
NT.
I'AI
LVMIAVAV
MILD
TO
M:V
YOKK
CHICAOO.
Jan.
20.
The
aale
of
the
Chicago
MUwaukee
and
St.
Paut
railway
for
1
40.000.000
to
representatives
of
Kuhn
Loeb
Co.
and
the
National
City
Co-New
York,
the
reorganized
managers,
was
approved
today
by
rederal
Judge
WUkerson
In
whose
court
the
railroad
went
Into
receivership
In
1933.
CURLERS
ARE
GOING
STRONG
AT
RINK
ON
RAILWAY
PROPERTY
The-
curling
enthustasU
are
going
at
11
strong
on
the
rink
In
the
OTP.
re
acrve.
Yesterday
morning
and
afternoon
I
there
were
gamea
and
again
this
morn-
nd
afternoon.
Yeaterday
afternoon
a
team
skipped
William
Millar
and
consisting
of
Tred
Stork
and"
T.
McClymont
beat
the
MAX
TELLS
R.
L.
.Mcintosh,
.team
which,.
included
w.
11.
Tobey
aud
R-
r.
Mciuugmon
oy
six
ends
out
of
seven.
This
morning
the
Millar
team
again
won
over
the
Mcintosh
BgVIon
y
one
end,
the
teama
being
aa
follows:
William
MUlar
(skipl.
JarvU
McLeod.
rred
Btork
and
T.
McClymont.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
(skip),
W
,11.
Tobey.
W.
J.
Nelson
and
D.
O.
Btewart.
VANCOUVKR
i:.CIIAN(!t
Bld.
Askel.
Wheat
lMi
B.C.
Silver
158
l."M
Dunwell
130
,4
'
Glacier
Independence
.US
-"Vi
Indian
041,
.03
Marmot
0
Premier
!
,
M
,
Porter
Idaho
m
18
'
Silver
Crest
Od
.08
rtichmond
...
.MUOIt
.NKWTON
HIM.
Ill
MXECTION
AT
llllT
.MEI.T-IM1
Ol'
NtlV
CITV
lATIIEKS
The
new
city
council
will
meet
tonight
for
the
first
time.
Chief
Interest,
as
usual,
will
centre
In
the
mayor'
announcement
of
hu
selection
of
standing
committees
for
the
ear.
With
the
defeat
of
Aid.
Casey,
the
Chairman
of
the
finance
committee
was
made
vacant
Aid.
Stephens
may
be
considered
entitled
to
this
post
on
account
of
his
past
experience
on
the
committee,
having
been
chairman
of
tt
once
and
a
member
for
aeverai
years,
but
It
If
considered
possible
that
His
Worship
may
select
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
to
Uke
the
mantle.
Aid.
O.
P.
Ttnke-will
very
probably
be
the
third
member
of
the
committee.
There
I
also
a
vacancy
on
the
utili
ties
committee
to
succeed
Aid.
McKech-
nle.
If
Aid.
P.
H.
Unify
U
named
to
this
committee
tt
may
leare
the
Board
of
Works
with
the
same
personnel
as
last
year.
The
mayor
may
or
may
not
name
a
fifth
member
to
any
of
these
commit
tees
of
which
he,
ex-omclo,
I
a
member
of
each.
The
committee
last
year
were:
finance
Aid.
O.
B.
Casey,
chairman,
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Aid.
Jos.
Orcer.
Board
of
Worka.
Aid.
R.
r.
Perry
chairman.-
Aid.
Oscar
Larsen
and
Aid.
w.
'J.
Orcer.
Public
Utilities
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown,
chairman.
Aid.
J.
McKechnle
and
Aid.
Oscar
Larsen.
niKIXL'SS
Itl.l'OllT.
K
a.in.
D'ODY
I8LAND.
Clesr,
calm;
baro
meter,
30.39;
temperature,
20;
aea.
smooth;
1.40
am,
steamer
Seine
Maru,
In
Prince
Rupert:
11.40
p.m.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Lucy
Island
northbound.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
light
N.K.
wind:
barometer
30.12;
temperature
20;
aea
moderate
swell;
7,30
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Cstala
at
Shushartle
Bay
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
left
Ocean
Falls
for
Esquimau
at
S
pjn.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
20.-
04;
temperature.
tl.J
I'f
TiHMl
NOON"''l.lUUirUl
DIQBY"
StiDFicjer,
Ifgltt
NX
wind;
barometer
30.40;
temperature
28;
sea,
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
light
N.E.
wind;
barometer
30.12;
temperature
30;
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
30..
12;
temperature
23.
The
world
expect
each
man
to
do
his
i'v
V
he
rloem
bth
uiffc
GWENDOLYN
McCORW.VCK.
daughter
of
the
famous
Dublin
tenor,
.
mude
her
social
debut
but
rather
unusually
She
had
slipped
on
a
rug
and
i
Injured
her
ankle.
Speclallsu
were
ANNOIMEJ
C(,iled
w
f.,
(t
upi
ind
soo
guesU
were
not
disappointed,
while
Owen's
mother
and
brothers
came
from
Ireland
to
be
present.
TANK
SHIP
IS
MISSING
.NO
TRACK
Ol'
1)1111
s
VESM.I.
TOCO
IOK
(li:U
.MONTH
39
ON
IIOAUO
SAX
I'LIMiO.
Jan.
10.
Tlir
ISrltMi
tanker
Tit-a,
ulik
li
Mtllrd
Irani
here
on
Xoirmler
II
la-t
with
Capt.
(irurgr
Walker,
hl
bride
and
crew
of
thlrty-etrii
men
for
Turlml,
JaMii,
Is
IWtrd
lv
I.IkjiN
hrrr
a
being
inlmln;.
Tlrre
ha
Ix-en
no
trare
of
the
Two
lncr
letembrr
II
vtell.
lliree
d.y
from
her
ilrMliw
lluii,
he
com
in
:i
W-a
led
wild
Ilie
tank
ktrtimrr
Cliunnarvw.
The
TiM-o
had
on
board
l
thuuo-uml
liurretnof
nil
and
the
entire
crew
,
whs
ISrIIMi.
Ill
hrtV
attomuanlrd
I'upt.
Walker
nnl.v
Mftrr
he
had
'
tlirrutrnril
to
rrljn
unlei
the
op-rrulor
of
llir
leuiiirr
granted
liliu
irslal
rrnilliiii
tu
take
lier.
FIREl
'FRISCO
AUTO
DISTRICT
SEVERAL
,(IAUl(iES
III
ItMlll
AMI
Ltss
IS
ESTIMATE!)
AT
ql'AUTEK
Of
MILLION
DOLLARS
8AN
WIANCISCO,
Jan.
20
Fire
early
thl
morning
In
the
auto
aale
district
destroyed
several
garage
and
forced
three
hundred
persona
to
flee
from
nearby
apartment
houses.
There
w-ere
no
casualties
but
the
property
loss
U
estimated
to
be
1230.00.
PATTULLO
REVEALS
UNIVERSITY
COSTS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
20,
1927
1
cent
per
pound
Canadian
duty
and
the
unfair
disadvantage
under
which
the
Canadian
fishermen
were
working.
Tt
waa
suggested
that
probably,
since
Canada
would
have
a
representative
a
Washington,
something
might
be
compllshed
through
represenutlon
'
which
he
might
be
able
to
make.
Gea.
W.
Nlcurson
referred
to
the
report
of
the
Duncan
Commission
ou
the
.Maritime
province
situs
tlon
and
aald
,
that
recommendation
made
In
the
report
con-rr..ng
the
entry
of
Canadian
fish
to
the
Culted
State
would
prob
,bly
be
ti:en
u?
5y
Mr.
Massey
st
Washington
and
aa
Canada
was
endeavoring
to
lire
up
to
her
treaty
with
the
United
SUtes
In
respect
to
the
liquor
smuggling
possibly
Canadians
might
obuln
some
consideration
In
respect
to
these
grievances.
The
whole
matter
wUl
be
Uken
up
lajitn
with
the
Minuter
of
Marine
and
1
Ftsberlea
at
OtUwa
In
an
endeavor
to
have
the
situation
Improved.
PIONEER
BANKER
DIES
IN
LONDON
it'lLtULES
JONES
WAS
IOK
JIANV
I
YE.IKS
ASMIflATEO
WITH
ItANk
!
nt-
ItltlTISH
(-OIM'MIIIA
VICTORIA,
Jan.
25.
Charles
Jone.
retired,-
who
managed
the
branch
of
I
the
Bank
of
British
Columbia,
at
Carl-
boo
In
the
gold
rush
days,
died
on
jTuesdsy
according
to
a
cable
message
from
London
received
by
his
brother.
Col.
T.
W.
Jones.
The
late
Mr.
Jone
landed
here
from
Edmonton
In
1864
and.
within
a
week,
took
charge
of
the
New
Westminster
branch
of
the
BanK
of
British
Columbia
which
waa
later
Uken
over
by
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
Later
he
went
to
the
Carl-boo
and,
when
he
retired
In
1883,
he
was
msnager
of
the
Victoria
branch.
TWO
INDIAN
RAJAHS
SOON
TO
ABDICATE
AdmhiMnitlon
riun;r
In
Cochin
and
lunula
are
roreliadoweil
LONDON,
Jan.
20.
The
Impending
abdication
of
the
Rsjsh
of
Cochin
Sir
Rama
Vsrma,
Is
reported
by
yie
Bora-bay
correspondent
of
the
London
Dally
Express.
The
correspondent
also
saya
the
Maharajah
of
Baroda,
Sir
Sayajl
Rao-Eaekwar.
who
recently
celebrated
the
Jubilee
of
his
reign.
Intends
to
abandon
actlvo
participation
In
the
gov
ernment
of
hts
state.
.
Sir
Sayajl
Raogaexwar
was
ooru
iu(
1863
and
succeeded
to
the
title
tnj
1973.
This
principality.
Is
much
larger,
j
with
an
area
of
8,133
aquare
miles
and
a
population
or
more
man
He
is
reported
to
be
the
richest
man
In
India,
Ims
been
spent
on
permanent
lmprove-NONOGENARIAN,,GETS
ments
on
the
B.C.
University
Lands
aub-dlvUlon,
and
thirty-six
lou
have
been
sold
and
tweuty-one
leased,
according
to
answer
given
in
the
Legislature
by
Hon.
T.
D
.Pattullo,
mlnUtcr
of
lands,
to
questional
by
R.
It.
Pooley.
Conservative
House
leader.
The
sum
of
8961,383
was
expended
ou
the
sub-division
to
the
end
ot
last
year,
and
$3,.
632
on
advertising,
and
14.030
waa
paid
mi
m
couuuteslou.
THIRD
SET
OF
TEETH
LAPEER.
Mich..
Jan.
20.
John
Hoffman,
who
celebrated
his
ninety-fifth
birthday
New
Year'a
Day.
reported
he
has
four
new
teeth
on
his
lower
Jaw
aa
a
atarter
for
his
third
set.
He
has
been
the
father
of
18
children,
14
of
whom
are
living,
and
has
22
grand-etlldnHi
Mid
3
grfgrond;MldrMJ.
-
Circulation
IS33
Sales
460
tur
20.
Terrace
Clear,
windy,
temp.
2
below.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm.
temp.
19
be
low.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
temp.
18
below.
Alice
Ann
Clear,
north
wind.
temp.
7
above.
The
Intentions
of
both
are
attributed
(
Jap
inlet
to
the
recent
British
overhauling
of
the
administration
of
the
native
states
In
India
and
the
growing
demands
of
their
subjecu.
The
correspondent
add
that
the
administration
of
many
other
states
are
In
the
melting
pot.
Cochin,
one
of
the
Madras
states.,
has
an
area
of
1,418
square
miles
and)
a
population
of
nearly
1.000,000.
8lr
Rama
Varma,
born
In
1858,
succeeded
to
the
title
In
1914.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
12
above.
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
temp.
8.
Haielton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
24
below.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
temp.
26
below.
Burn
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
37
below.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
calm.
temp.
30
below.
Nahlln
Temp.
48
below.
White
Horw
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
39
belcw.
Dawson
Cloudy,
south
wind.
temp.
40
below.
Stewart
River
Temp.
44
be'.cw.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
T.
Mason
and
A.
O.
Slocomb,
Vic
torla;
J.
W.
Allen.
C.
R.
McMillan,
i
William
Bevertdge.
P.
O.
Groves.
Thcmas
Louden.
B.
a
Keeley,
P.
W.
Baldwin
and
Oeorge
W.
Taylor.
Vancouver:
R.
R.
Nichols
and
W.
Mc-Larnon.
Winnipeg;
Duke
Harris,
Hazel-ton;
Isaac
Jacobson,'
Seattle.
Sut
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Warner,
Matt
Allard
and
Miss
Ten.
Allard,
Vancouver;
Robt.
Nesbltt
and
William
Dahl,
Prince
Rupert:
F.'C.
E.
Hayter
and
Olaf
Ouae.
C
B.
Flewlu,
O.
E.
Brbwn
and
C.
E.
Mortes,
Wark
Channel.
Central
R.
V
Lumt.
11.
C.
Erlckson.
Dr.
R.
J.
Stewart
and
Dr.
O.
S.
MacDonald.
Vancouver;
A.
Lamb,
city.
WOULD
HAVE
WHITE
HELP
ON
STEAMERS
Xathe
Sons
of
HrltMi
Columbia
IM
Ur.xiliilloii
nt
Merlins
In
Vanromrr
j
"
Eliminate
Oriental"
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
33.
Chinese
helpi
on
'atcamers
plying
between
Vancouver
and
Northern
British
Columbia
polnU
should
be
replaced
with
white
men
pre
ferably
returned
aoldtera
according
to
a
resolution
passed
by
the
Native
Son
of
British
Columbia
at
a
meeting
here.
h
.
It
looks
as
If
when
the.
time
comes
for
the
meek
to
inherit
the
earth
thi
meek
will
not
care
very
much
about
their
inheritance.
In
considering
the
expense
to
the
taxpayer
of
''
the
governmental
over
heads.
It
might
be
well
not
to
over-look
MJ
!;:!.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
437.
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to
to-ooerate
i
wit1.
Federal
Action
is'
Premier
Oliver's
Motionl
MllllltMY
TUil
JIOKI.
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ki:v
miv
nil:
MANY
COUNTRIES
HAVE
INFLUENZA
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01'
NATIONS
IIK.t1.TII
EX-PLIITS
STATE
TIIT
EPIDEMIC
II
IS
I'KOIIAItl.Y
HKACIIED
IT.H
WORST
1
j
GENEVA.
Jan.
20.
Telegraphic
re-
VICTORIA.
January
20.
Moving
to
provide
old-age
pensions
poru
collected
by
the
League
of
Na-ha
tropic
of
Uritish
Columbia,
Premier
Oliver
yesterday
asked
I
tlon
regarding
the
infiuenx
epidemic
,
k
Malurt-
to
give
his
government
power
to
place
the
province
hr
th
aifrt
u
vnnimt,
.on
law
The
premier's
proposal
to
the
bouse
took
the
tormk
a
uhi
o:
wnun
me
provincial
government
win
oe
empowereu
m;erUlMU,
i-r
ni'o
an
agreement
witn
me
rcuerai
government
ior
me
joint;
hu,.
fmm
innnn
it
.
rn?rii
VI
uiu-ugc
pension
in
j.v.
me
wuai
uciuj(
umucu
cnuanj
irtj
ine
pan
momn
are
rrponea
irom
ween
the
province
and
the
Dominion.
The
premiers
bill
Scotland.
Egypt
had
ni
cae
during1
OMAN
AND
i
WU
ml
I
IK
HIV
llr
all
KIM
mMJWliWi
.
fcame
In
anticipation
of
the
early
re-
J
December,
with
high
proportion
of
38;
Introduction
of
parliament
of
the
'old
age
pension
bill
previously
brought
down
by
the
King
government
and
rejected
by
the
eenate.
TUt
bill
provide
for
the
pensions
to
be
administered
by
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board.
In
the
absence
of
any
special
appropriation
of
the
legislature
deaths.
From
the
Netherlands
the
league
re-celved
new
of
13
deaths
In
Amsterdam
alone
for
the
week
ending
January
1
Norway
had
2734
cases
of
Influenza
during
December
In
21
towns.
Epidemics
also
hare
reached
Warsaw.
Lens-berg
and
Cracow
in
Poland,
but
the
applicable
for
the
purposes
of
the
Art.!
mortality
rate
thert
Is
low.
all
moneys
necessary
to
meet
pensions.
lleaitn
eapert
atwenea
to
me
league
sslarles
and
eipense
incurred
In
thejaay
despl'
the
Urge
number
of
cases'
administration
would
be
paid
out
cf
the
(reported
the
epidemic
probably
h
consolidated
revenue
of
the
province
'
reached
iu
worst
:
The
bUt.
which
was
glten
Its
first
read-
!
In,
compile
with
the
board
require
'
i
menu
In
the
legislation
Introduced
t
Cat
Jen
29-
Mra.
Marlon
-r;
i.
from
the
effeeu
of
The
debet
la
reply
to
the
speech
a-
.
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J
d
'
(uvf
betn
(Iven
wltn
irvai
uh
mrent
wm
rmwiuiu
aj
rajvi
COMMITTEES
OF
COUNCIL
TO
BE
At
lllAAsU
A
Vi
IA
1
FISH
TARIFF
IS
DISCUSSED
JIIM.IDI
T
IIOAT
OU.VKIIH
TO
MAKK
ANOTIIKIt
ATTEMPT
TO
HAVE
IMI'OST
KEJIOVEII
The
Halibut
Boat
Owners'
Assocla
tlon
decided
last
night
to
agslnVom-municaU
with
Ottawa
with
respect
to
the
Henry
Reifel,
Jr.,
and
George
Norgan
Absent
from
Customs
Hearing
VANCOUVER.
January
20.
The
customs
commission
on
American
dutr
of
2
ccnu
per'
Wednesday
found
that
one
of
the
most
important
witnesses
which
it
pound
on
halibut
as
compared
with
the
had
travelled
some
thousands
of
miles
to
examine
would
be
unavail
able
during
the
Vancouver
session
of
the
probe.
The
missing
man
is
Henry
Reifel
Jr.,
of
the
Joseph
Kennedy
liquor
exporting
company,
whose
evidence
was
eagerly
sought
by
the
commission
when
last
in
Vancouver
but
who
furnished
a
physician's
certificate
declaring
that
he
was
unfit
to
appear.
He
is
now
travelling
ia,
the
Orient
for
the
benefit
of
his
health
and
the
certificate
of
the
.doctor
who
ad-vued
him
to
travel
has
been
requested
v
the
chief
ccmmiaiioner
ana
mm.
be
produced.
When
Robert
Swanson,
one
of
the
managers
of
the
Consolidated
Exports
Corporation,
was
being
examined,
tt
At-
-velcped
that
Oeorge
Norgan.
.another'
Important
wltnets.
wa
also
absent.
SEINE
MARU
IS
.
HERE
FOR
GRAIN
Swansan
said
that
he
was
absolutely
Ignorant
ef
the
whereabouu
of
Norgan'
MTtTKI
LINE
VESWIX
AUKIVE.H
HIOM
who
wa
another
of
the
managera
ofi
Ml
UOItAX
AM.
WILL
LOAD
MIME
the
Consolidated.
!
9"m
TONS
,nK
H-tNflllAI
WEATHER
IS
STILL
The
Suzuki
Line
freljhter.-
Seine
i
Maru,
reached
port
at
1J0
thU
morn-
41
umb
ana
goaa
paja-
rfll
n
IU
niCTDIPT'"1
LULU
IN
UlulitlLl
I
age
from
Muroraa.
Japan,
which
place
j
'
she
Uft
on
January
4.
The
vessel.
Weather
conditions
In
the
district
which
was
met
at
Triple
Island
by
PUot
were
stul
tight
according
to
the
Oov-
j
Larry
Thomson,
after
palng
quarantine
emment
Telegraph
morning
report.
At
and
custom
inspection,
moved
Into
the
ome
polnu.
the
thermometer
waa
up
a
j
ocean
dock
to
commence
lining
today.
Lttle
and
-at
others
down,
leaving
the
ThU
completed,
she
will
go
down
to
the
average
about
the
iiSe"es!erasyr
elevator
Ibctif
'
theendtf-tse
we
The
various
8
ajn.
reading
were
a
to
start
loading
a
cargo
of
approximately
follow:
S.0O0
ton
of
wheat
for
Shanghai.
The
Prince
RUDCrt
Clear,
calm,
tempera-
master
of
the
Seine
Mans
U
Capt.
IL
WHALEN
PLANTS
SHOWED
PROFIT
DIVIDEND
WILL
HE
PAID
TO
IIOI.1IKKS
or
ritKrEKitt.ii
stock
ox
1
EltKl'AKY
1
.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
23j
A
profit
wa
made
through
J.he
operation
of
the
plants
of
the
defunct
Whalen
Pulp
ti
Paper
Mills
Co.
alnce
they
were
taken
over
by
the
Arltlsh
Columbia
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
on
November
1.
1923,
and
a
dividend
will
be
paid
shareholders
of
S3.75
per
preference
share
on
February
1
tt
was
announced
here
yesterday.
The
company
ha
three
plants
on
the
esaat
Port
Alice.
Woodflbre
and
Swan-ton
Bay.
The
first
mentioned
ha
been
operated
at
full
swing
by
the
new
company
while
the
last
has
been
en
tirely
shut
down.
COLDWAVEIS
SWEEPING
EAST
TEMI-EKATI
KE
ON"
ritAIIHKS
RAMIES
FROM
16
IIELOW
AT
CALtlARV
TO
46
IIELOW
AT
THE
PAS,
MANITOBA
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
20.
Sweeping
acre
the
prairies
from
the
far
north
and
working
eastward,
a
cold
wave
sent
this
mercury
to
the
season1
'
loweat
recortl
this
morning,
ranging,
from
16
belovr
at
Calgary
to
46
below
at
The
Pa,
Manitoba.
Prince
Albert
reported
42,
below:
Saskatoon,
40;
Reglna,
38;
and
Edmonton.
30.
ALASKA
PACKERS
MADE
BIG
MONEY
OfERATIUNS
III
ItlMl
YEAR
IDJll
ItE-SI
LTED
IN
PROFIT
OF
S3W1.IHHI
AS
AOAINST
llEtlCIT
IN
1913
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jait.
20.
The
Alaska
Packers'
Associatlan,
operating
one
cannery
In
Puget
Sound
and
twelve
In
Alaska,
packed
803.000
case.
of
salmon
last
year.
The
annual
report
of
the
company
shows
a
profit
from
cannery
operations
of
more
than
tSOO.OOO
a
against
a
CeNdt
of
173.0C0.ln
prevlou
year.
A
dividend
of
12
00
quarterly
and
...
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I
ilj
Ue
raid.