1
23
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Sland;
Exchange
Building
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
t'OL
XVII
No.30.
.
i.
it
OT
M
OTTAWA,
Feb
S.
laJor
A.
R.
Mil-bum,
officer
commanding
the
Sydney
Field
Battery,
offered
the
service
of
his
force
If
Canadian
troop
are
sent
to
China.
In
wire
from
Sydney.
N3..
ad
dressed
to
Major-Oeneral
J.
II.
Mac-Brlen.
chief
ot
the
Canadian
Oeneral
Staff.
C'.MI
huniirfrt
thnuunrt
to
a
I
"
"
Mur.
annually.
The
fudge!
VANPOiiVFR
RilARH
a
-
-
aj
m.a
a
s,
m-m
j
m
m
iu
a
'lit
appeal
Of
the
North
Pucltlo
Co
and
decided
that
the
assessor
could
not
tax
the
com-
'
me
saie
or
certain
timber
ie
autnorillea
had
lmrjosed
a
'v.iw
on
part
narmenta
an-
"matlne
It
nnnnm
..
from
the
!
lahl
T
VX
n
.
TOLEDO
CHURCH
.h
TO
VAVSK
III
III
IIS
-M-tv
iiau:
iii:i:x
us
i.kak-
AllK
OH
IIOMII
TOLEDO.
Feb.l.
Ohio.
-
nivri.
Wilt.
.
oran
w
Mrlously
Injured
mornmt
n
n
explosion
nd
r.
th
that
destroyed
the)
nlrl
Vint
PiMta
'in&l
Chureh
.nrt
..i.h
P"ty
Causing
a
loss
nf
Sinn
nno
The
.
cntlgration
Is
unknown
uelleve
It
was
h.
to
cn
""ge
whiu
ti,
i.
.
.r..
'"
led
rom
a
bomb.
OF
TRADE
DEFERS
TRIP
TO
ORIENT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
5.-Believing
that
no
useful
purpose
could
be
served
by
visiting
China
In
the
present
troublous
times,
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
trade
delegation
which
planned
to
leave
In
March
for
a
tour
of
the
Orient,
yesterday
announced
that
the
trip
had
been
postponed
until
a
later
date.
VANCOUVKK
BXCHAMJK
Wheats
I
,.r1W.TY.
BC.
Sliver
Const
Copper,
,..,
Dunwrll
Olacler
t
Gladstone
Qranby
32.00
32.00
Howe
Bound
.
.
,
Independence
.
.
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
.
Silver
Crest
Burt
Inlet
I
Did.
Asked
1.79
180
8.50
8.60
1.54
1.58
.10!,
.U
.39U
-30
3
00
'39.00
J00
,ll?i
-mi
.06
H
.07
1U,
.
2.17
3.30
.131,
.1
.00
H
..s
.00
IIIMM..
Mill.
IMV
ONE
TIATII
or
om:
ri.it
CT.XT
or
total
AXXl
Al.
INCOMK
tIL'TOKIA,
I
eh,
3
ISrltUli
Colum-lU
limliirs
flnn
will
lie
1a.nl
une
tenth
f
one
per
rent
uf
their
total
annual
turimtrr
unilrr
the
goterninrnt's
neu
jrn
Inrome
tat
It
was
aniiuuiired
by
the
finance
ile-
intrlinrnt
jrtrrl,t.
I.egUlatlou
pnitlilliig
fur
Hie
levy,
furr-hailiiuiil
In
the
budsrt
wh,
m
III
be
In-triMltired
In
Ihe
letMature
ohnrtly.
The
nrw
l
l
exprrtrd
lu
rrnilt
In
rrteuue
of
at
lrat
ssoo.mMi
re-pliillilg
I
lie
prrvinul
pruM:rty
tax
nhlrli
liruuilit
In
S.i33.inki
Ul
jeiir.
no
actTontakeF
on
insurance
of
fishing
vessels
There
"were
not
enough
members
out
for
the
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Hail-but
Boat
Owners'
Association
last
night
to
transact
any
business
so
the
matter
ot
deciding
on
the
boat
Insurance
was
left
over.
Various
questions
affecting
the
fishing
fleet
were
discussed
In
an
Informal
manner
and
members
were
Informed
that
other
companies
had
now
reduced
the
rates
of
insurance
ou
fish-tng
vessels
to
practically
the
same
level
as
the
lowest
tender
which
waa
received
at
the
last
meeting
of
the
Association.
In
view
ot
the
fact
that
many
of
the
boat
arc
soon
leaving
for
the
fishing
banks
It
la
not
expected
that
there
will
be
another
general
meeting
of
the
association
until
alter
the
close
of
the
fishing
season
In
he
tall.
WKATIIKIt
IIKI'OUT.
Prince
Rupert.
Clear,
calm:
temp,
40.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
33,
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
3i.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
27.
Alice
Arm.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
31!
Anyox,
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
29.
Itszelton.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
16.
Smlthers.
Clear,
calm,
temp,
10.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp:
It.
Whltehorse,
Clear,
south
wind.
temp.
IS.
Dawson,
Clear,
calm,
30
below.
Selkirk.
26
below.
Telegraph
'creek.
Cloudy,
calm.
3
below.
nun
ii.
A
daughter
waa
born
on
February
a
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Richmond.
Emad
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
BC,,
':''
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
5,
1927.
1
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-
u
.am.n.MMu
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l.
.......
.
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s
sn.sm
;.,.
n
m
mr
v
m
ini
a
mm
mm
sm
mmm
ln
t
jI
m.r
ll
n.l
I
If
w
ff
it
BE
IB
IK
PRINCESS.
IRENE
OF
GREECE,
sister
of
the
Crowns
Princess
Helen
of
Rumania,
whose
engagement
to
Prince
Aimone
of
Savoy,
son
of
the
Duke
of
Aosta,
has
been
reported.
She
is
one
of
the
really
good-looking
royal
daughters
Poisonous
Personalities
in.
Political
Campaigns
Given
Vigorous
Denunciation,
King
TORONTO,
February
3.
Vigorous
denunciation
of
"poisonous
personalities"
used
in
politics
and
the
slandering
of
public
men
featured
a
speech
of
Premier
King
at
a
luncheon
of
the
Men's
Liberal
Association
here
yesterday.
He
3Cored
yellow
journalism
and
bitter
personalities
in,
political
campaigns.
"It
is
a
mistake
to
let
our
political
life
develop
into
a
battle
of
personalities,"
the
Premier
declared.
He
stressed
the
fact
that,
although
the
characters
of
public
men
were
not
always
perfect,
yet
it
was
deplorable
business
to
seek
to
destroy
the
reputations
of
men
serving
their
country.
HOPING
TO
GET
YOGEN
?f
ftTTTCH
"
HIP
MARU
AWAY
FROM
HERE
"!
U!:L
BEFORE
END
OF
WEEK
SECOND
ROUND
The
elevator
management
Is
try
to.
finish
'the
loadlrz
of
the
Yourn
Maru
GLASGOW
Feb.
s.--Scottish
football
this
afternoon
so
as
to
get
the
ship
Association
Cup
games
today
resulted
as
follows:
awar
tonlaht
but
It
waa
.not
known
at
noon
whether
.or
not
they
would
be
j
successful
In
the
effort.
The
vessel
Is
loading
230,000
bushels
of
grain
here
and
will
go
to
Vancouver
to
complete
for
the
Orient
with
other
commodities,
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
ot
the
Federal
Pilots
ot
British
Columbia
will
take
the
Yogen
Maru
through
to
Vancouver
via
the
Inside
passage
and
will
return
to
the
city
by
the
first
means
SfOTLtXIl
HEATS
HALES.
CARDIFF.
Feb.
4.-cotland
defeated
Wales
In
International
rugby
five
to
til
today.
East
Fife
1.
Aberdeen
1.
Hamilton
3.
Clydebank
1.
Alloa
1,
Dumbarton
I.
Buckle
Thistle
2.
Oetth.
0.
Dundee
United
4,
Vale
of
Lcven
1.
King's
Pax
2.
Partlck
Thistle
4.
Dunfermline
2,
Alrdrieonlans
I.
Brechin
City
2.
Celtic
6.
Broxburn
vs.
Dykehead
or
Montrose
not
reported.
St.
Bernards
0.
Arthurlle
3.
Kilmarnock
1
Dundee
1.
Mldannandale
3.
Forfar
0.
Bsness
2,
Cowdenbeath
1.
Falkirk
6,
Queen's
Park
3.
Elgin
City
2.
Clyde
4.
'
Rangers
6,
St
JJlrren
0.
Conclusions
of
Committee
at
Imperial
Conference
Endorsed
by
Student
Body
of
University
TORONTO,
February
5.
Undergraduates
of
the
University
of
Toronto,
by
n
vote
of
more
than
three
to
one,
last
night
endorsed
the
conclusions
of
the
committee
on
Imperial
relations
at
the
recent
Imperial
Conference
In
a
debate
in
which
Premier
King
was
the
principal
speaker
for
the
affirmative.
Rasing
his
plea
for
support
of
the
resolution
on
the
ground
that
the
conclusions
would
achieve
still
greater
unity
In
the
Uritlsh
Empire
and
that
Canadians
had
no
fear
that
they
were
a
step
toward
disintegration,
the
Premier
said
the
results
of
the
conference
would
be
far
reaching.
He
mada
reference
to
recent
speeches
In
Canada
of
Premier
Bruce
of
Australia
dealing
with
ths
Domlnlona1
contributions
to
Empire
defence.
"I
say,
as
Prime
Minister
ot
Canada,
that
he
made
my
task
a
much
more
difficult
one
than
It
otherwise
would
have
been.
I
think
the
Canadian
people
would
much
more
easily
and
satisfactorily
decide
their
own
mattera
without
advice
from
visitors
from
other
countries,"
Mr.
'King
said.
Circulation
1327
Sales
466
BostonGriU
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
least.
Phone
"457.
Price
Five
Cents
QUESTION
OMENTS
CONTRACT
ENQUIRY
BEFORE
COMMITTEE
ttornev
General
Savs
j
-
He
Will
Go
As
Far
As
Legislature
Lets
Hint
TO
ra
BOARD
OF
TRADE
WILL
GIVE
HELP
AlT
IN
ItEOKOAMZATION
Of
IllliltlOX
.Ul'AIKH
llt.LEOA-
TION
ArTOITl:l
,
Ill
I
ii..
..
slstance
possible
ranwmon
woma
uc
welcomed
oy
mm
elim-l1"
r,!r
pU:ed
inaion
of
gain
u;oJ
6e
ideal
system
of
control
i
iO-;I..
February
5
The
amount
of
harm
done
by
liquor
far
,v
good
that
is
derived
from
it
stated
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
g
:ieral.
In
discussing
in
the
legislature
his
bill
to
amend
Trol
when
it
came
up
for
its
second
reading
yesterday.
"If
'
l.k
-c
absolute
prohibition,
I
would
welcome
it,"
said
Mr.
hn
felt,
however,
that
the
present
system
of
government
v.-
(i,
iter
than
the
old
liccnue
system.
The
attorney
general
i
-.tie
opinion
that
the
ideal
system
of
control
would
be
one
i
i
the
objects
of
gain-
would
be
eliminated.
He
was
prc-
pared,
he
Mid.
to
loin
In
that
Dim
of
A
V
D
fi
D
I
lli
ft
elimination
of
print
(tin
tf
the
legia-
M
ill
I
H
1X111,1,
lature
would
go
that
lr
with
him.
The
bosrd
of
trade
will
Rive
every
on
a
tound
basis
and
ha
appainted
G.
II.
Arnold,
8.
D.
Johuetone,
C.
O.
Minns
and
D.
G.
Stew-art
as
a
commutes
of
the
board
to
attend
ue
meeting
of
the
Exhibition
Aaaoclatlsn
on
Tuesday
n'ght.
Tht
muter
was
brought.up
lart
even
ing
by
F.
W.
Hart
who
considered
that!
It
would
be
bad
thing
to
hare
the
Fair
drjpped
at
the
prewnt
time
as
It
would
probably
take
five
or
six
years
to
get
It
started
aga!n.
The
creditor
mutt
have
their
mjney
and
the
situation
must
be
faced
Mr.
Hart
did
not
know
whether
It
was
outside
the
scope
of
ths
bjard
of
trade
to
take
any
action
In
the
matter
but
he
considered
It
to
be
of
Interest
to
every
business
man
In
the
city.
Pmldtnt
Fulton
appreciated
Mr.
Hart
Continuing
the
debate
on
the
budget.
i
br,nf
log
the
subject
up
as
he
coiuidered
FiiTP
IM
PATrTTI
Jllu
I
Inehclif
f
e.
OoiisenaUve
member!"
aomethlisg
fer
the
board
to
consider.
Ill
I!
I
IV
Mill
I
le
,or
v,ctort-
the
svenuBnt.A,ter5mefurtherllscuwlonItheaub.
UlUXJ
HI
UUUII1
far
representing
that
It
was
reduslng
J
J""-
D
Stewart
and
W.
H.
Tobey
taxation
when.
In
truth,
he
claimed.
tt!lnrs
,nd
seconded
a
motion
calllni
UK
l.tlNt,
I.IISEUAL.
LATE
MlVATOIt
Werlng
It.
r
,n
appoiuunem
01
xne
committee
IK
uY
VMICS
W.
-IIHII-
A
bul
t0
Pwld
for
an
Increase
In
10
-pcrtt
In
lending
assistance
to
...
.,.
"
numoer
oi
atyt
'
ot
none
racing
"
on
v"
iat
i
mi
in:
ix
h:ii:ku.
.
mll.
,h.
,
I'Allt.l
AMIAT
jo-ir
to
ten
days
each
year.
Introduced
bjf
Major
Ous
Lyons.
Conservative
sum-
Ont
b.
-M-Hm.
Isasli
ber
Tor
Victoria,
came.
U;,
for
IU
see-'
'
pr
Jninent
for
many
,-nd
reading.
'
political
iieia
oi
Canada
'
at
St
reterskurg.
riortda.
'f
last
Tuesday
In
the
hope
wtmld
be
of
benefit
u
'
rout
health.
for
many
hiet
whip
of
the
Liberal
..,
:..jn
parllame.it.
C,.-;.:a
an
Decern
r
.
1867
i.at;ad.a:i
slock,
the
late
Mr.
CONVENERS
OF
RIDLEY
,
HOME
MEr
YESTERDAY
Krtrlie
llrHrl
anil
MjVe
Preliminary
.trrantrmrnU
for
lUuit
cucuted
at
the
public
i
The
conveners
of
the
Ridley
Home
J
rity
and
at
Upper
Can-
ruxaar
met
at
the
home
of
Mr
H.
Be.
.-nlim
a
bejTtater.
he
x
Cross
on
Frldsy
afternoon
to
arrange
h
:n
I88
when
he
was
for
the
coming
annual
baiaar.
Mrs.
T.
A
f.ir
ljunbton.
holding
the
McCIl
mailt
was
re-elected
general
con-J
At
a
by-election
he
Vener.
The
superintendent
ot
the
Home
He
federal
house
In
l0.
1
presented
a
statement
of
the
proceed
cat
at
general
elections
in
0f
test
year's
bazaar
as
folic
t
i
1017.
in
1D00
being
elected
Receipts
4830JO.
'..whip.
Jle
ws
unsuccessful
expenditure
Expenses
ot
sale.
120.
a:
election
in
1OTI
and
waa
material
for
work.
J7.M;
taxea.
1134
62;
nu
Senate
In
int.
inaurance.
102;
playground,
165.35;
ved
by
a
widow
and
one
painting
and
kalsomlmlng.
03
35;
fsrdiic
'equipment,
II0OJ5:
general
repairs.
I73
4J;
repairs
and
alteration
to
sum
lllPMT
mtr
cottage.
130;
total,
03
82.
ill!
LOSES
MONEY;
scotia
have
offered
N(IUlt
tntHT
OI'
IIKVIION
I'M'Hi:j
.ui.wnht
mrosT
nx
I
XIITAIX
TIMItKIt
MI.KS
LOUVER,
Feb.
5.
Because
of
a
given
by
Judge
David
Mo-a'
tlie
provincial
court
of
re-'
"r
the
Brltlah
Columbia
gov-must
do
without
revenue
s
estimated
would
total
SERVICES
IF
NEEDED
TURNOVER
TAX
LEVY
COMING
Pooley's
Charges
of
"Tender
Tampering"
Vanish
Into
Thin
Air
on
Minister's
Explanation
VICTORIA,
February
5.
Charges
of
"tender
tampering"
In
connection
with
the
Pacific
Highway
job
launched
by
R.
H.
Pooley,
Conservative
houie
leader,
vanished
into
thin
air
yesterday
when
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
produced
a
letter
from
the
R.
Nickson
Co.
withdrawing
a
bid
for
certain
work
because
Nickson
had
figured
too
low
and
lacked
the
necessary
equipment.
Mr.
Pooley
charged
that
the
lowest
tender
had
not
been
accepted.
Dr.
Sutherland
was
satisfied,
however,
that
this
had
been
done
and
stated:
"If
you
can
find
one
flve-i
.
ceat-p!ece
misappropriated
from
public
fund'.
Ill
quit."
ChrU
McRae.
Liberal
member
for
Van
couver,
and
Mr.
Pooley
almost
came
to
blows
at
one
point
In
the
bearing
before
the
public
accounts
c&ain.tiee
but
matters
were
smoothed
over.
KINU
AXU
fJl'KKX
l.YUlLi:
TO
((IMC
LONDON.
Feb.
Sr-
It
was
definitely
stated
this
afternoon
that
there
was
no
prospect
of
King
George
and
Queen
Mary
accepting
the
Invitation
to
visit
Canada
this
year.
The
Prince
of
Wales,
however.
Is
expected
to
reach
the
Dominion
In
August
In
connection
with
the
Diamond
Jubilee
Celebration.
RECEIVCES
REPORT
HERRING
QUESTION
NEW
YORK
BANKER
TAKES
OWN
LIFE
Wllllum
Knuv,
Aged
sUly-luiir,
Ciiiu-milled
Suicide
YrMrnlay
In
OffUe
on
I'orlv-stHonil
street
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
3.
William
Knox.
utitA
84.
president
of
the
Bowery
Savings
Cauk
and
former
president
of
the
Amer
ican
Association
of
Bankers,
shot
himself
to
death
yesterday
In
his
office
at
the
Fcrty-Second
Street
branch.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
Newa.
INVITED
TO
GO
ON
TOUR
VANCOl
VEK
OOAKII
OF
TKAIIE
WRITES
PKIXCE
KU'EKT
WHICH
FEELS
SLHillTU)
IIANSO.V
MAY
f.O
A
delegation
from
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
plans
on
leaving
Vancouver
far
China
and
Japan
on
the
Empress
of
Russia
on
March
19,
according
to
a
letter
read
at,
the
Prince
Rupert
4.
j
Board
ot
Trade
meeting
last
night.
The
4
local
board
waa
asked
whether
anyone
,
wished
to
take
In
the
trip
wh.ch
would
;
cost
about
1
1,500.
4.
President
Fulton,.
In
.reviewing
the
let-
.4.
-
-
ter.
re
.'erred
to
the
fact
that
no
reference
1
-
'had'
been
'made
teaflIotmr
Canadlan-
RflARll
OF
TRAHP
Pacific
port
than
Vancouver
and
that
DXJnlXU
Uf
llinUL
the
oblect
of
the
delegation
was
to
'foster
trade
for
Vancouver,
Canada's
Pacific
port.
Some
members
of
the
board
were
Inclined
to
advise
Vancouver
hoard
that
.another
port
Misted
oa
the
Pacific
The
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
llopei
hut
tVatllj.
after
further
dls-Board
of
Trade
appointed
to
consider
j
cussion.
It
was
decided
to
Iznore
'the
the
letter
from
the
Halibut
Boat
Owners'
slight.
Association
In
regard
to
use
of
herring
:
tt
.
,tated
at
the
meetlnS
that
as
fertUlrer
and
the
conservation
cf
this
there
was
m
poaaouity
of
Olof
Hanson
fish
reported
at
the
meeting
of
the
mlklng
the
trip
In
which
case
he
would
board
last
night.
The
committee
s
re-
la
a
pOTition
to
correct
the
geography
port
recommended
"that
the
Prince
Cf
the
representatives
from
the
aoutheru
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
most
heartily
en-
Ctty
aorse
tne
siana
iax.en
oy
me
saia
association
that
the
depletion
ot
our
herring
fisheries
be
effectively
guarded
against.
We
recommend
that
an
effective
patrol
be
maintained
during
the
seasou
and
that
all
phases
bearing
on
the
question
ot
preservation
ot
the
herring
be
aystematlcally
and
carefully
Investigated."
The
recommendation
was
unanimously
adopted
by
the
board.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KMIUMI
HUG
I
E
Oh
Won
I.
Birmingham
1,
West
Bromwlch
0.
Burnley
I.
Manchester
United
0.
Bury
0.
Aston
Villa
1..
Cardiff
City
I.
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Leeds
United
I.
Sheffield
1.
Leicester
City
6,
Everton'
2.
Liverpool
3,
Arsenal
0.
Wednesday
0,
Blackburn
3.
,,
Tottenham
0,
Sunderland
2.
West
Ham
3.
Huddersfteld
2.
Newcastle
3,
Derby
County
0.
Oil
Mun
II.
Barnsley
1.
Swansea
I.
Chelsea
5,
Bradford
City
2.
Darlington
1,
Blackpool
3.
Hull
City
3,
Mtddlesboro
3.
Manchester
City
3,
Reading
0.
Notts
Forest
2,
Notts
County
0.
Oldham
2,
Fulham
3.
Portsmouth
9,
Grimsby
3.
Preston
1.
Southampton
0.
South
Shields
3,
Port
Vale
3.
Wolverhampton
9,
Clapton
Orient
0.
SCOTTISH
I.
E
All
I
E
Oil
Nun
I.
Motherwell
3,
Heart
t.
TRIO
OF
DOPE
-SELLERS
TAKEN
Mis
AXOELKS
AllKEbTKH
WILL.
IT
Is
IIKLIEVKIl,
KEYEAL
MILLION
HOLLARS
UIM.VES.H
ON
PACIFIC
COAST
LOS
ANQELES,
Feb.
3.
Police
yesterday
arrested
William
Mclvor,
Fred
Ward
and
'
Shelby'
Murdock.
alleged
members
of
a
natcotlc
ring
which"1
Is
believed
to
have
disposed
ot
more
than
a
million
dollars
worth
of
drugs
on
the
Pacific
Coast
during
the
past
year.
Eighty
tiny
bottles
ot
narcotics,
val-.
ucd
at
approximately
113.000,
were
seized
when
the
trio
was
taken
Into
custody
after
having
accepted
$500
from
police
agents
as
part
payment
for
drugs.
BRITAiNWILL
NOT
WITHDRAW
CABINET
.MEETIXO
YESTERDAY
HE-(
lllEIl
NOT
TO
CHANdE
PLAN
IN
MATTER
OF
LANHIMI.
TUOOI'S
AT
MIAMIH.tl
LONDON.
Feb.
9.
Whlfe
no
definite
decision
was
reached,
tt
'
Is
generally
khown
that.
o.t
the
cabinet
meeting
yesterday,
tt
waa
decided
that
breat
Britain
had
no
Intention
tor
the
present
at
least
t
retreating
from
lti
former
dtclslon
to
lind
adequate
forces
at
Shanghai.
WFRAY
SAWMILL
OWNER
IS
A
Itiixlti,
Merchant
For
Many
Years
of
Southern
ILC.
Town,
I.om-
Ills
l.lr
J
AFFRAY,
B.C.
Feb.9-A,
Rosin,
merchant
here
tor
many
years,
waa
killed
'during
blasting
operations
at
a
sawmill
whieb
be
owned
near
Jaffrsy.