I
I
.
!
I
DONE
LOADING:
HUH
llflllllffellll-
I!
II
I
lilT
Itl'iV
IIC
LUAIMl
I
OK
I
K
(III
tON-II
1ST
YOOF.N
.Milt
l
OOL
ON
IIKK1II
r
'.he
British
mt?nfeip
Kmc
1.4
W
long
taste
of
grated
this
afternoon
and
the
lear
this
evenly
for
tu
iffl
or
continent
Loading
-a
''d
bold
with
aacttr
fain
jisbed
today.
NSTER
FOR
CANADA
NAMED
"I'UI
II.
I-IIILI.II-S.
I'UMKNT
AM-
'l
AllOU
TO
III
I
till
M.
MUX
ui:rioF.T.liliF.
io
no-
MINION
W'
I'l.-Jl'.TDV
William
H
i
're-sent
ainbaasador
to
Belgium
'
tinder
secretary
of
stale,
ha
"14
the
first
American
min-Ciuada
As
soon
as
the
neet-i
.'':ntn-.-
are
completed,
he
his
ofllce
at
Ottawa.
Beverly,
Massachusetts.
1878.
Mr.
Phillips
graduaU'd
I!
.
nd
University
uul
Harvard
31
and
ha
had
lig
cxperleuc
diplomatic
stiiilce,
mostly
t
iu'h
he
was
SMlslsnt
secre-i
on
two
occawtins.
He
h
'm
-ador'to
the
N
norlands
and
e.iice
U20.
7CA
AAA
TH
AM
i
ii
ii
i
rv
fi
i
ROAD,
ALASKA
'"tOXlli
11V
HOI
!;
Of
IlKI'UKMIN-"lUlis
AMI
m;.
t
ON
to
j,V.S-
'
-
I.OCAI,
CON
HUM,
lll
I'AKT.MKNTAL
ACTUlr.KJ
wasiNQT0n7
Feb.
3.-A
ivtolutlon
"
"W-hurire
the
construetlv.
of
k
iVSO.-
,
roa
or
Beward
?tnlniul
ktltou
and
Candla
ck
wu
i!"?-!...
------
-
oy
tne
House
or
representatives
"oay
and
sent
on
to
tho
(Stmts
4n
House
atso
bajm.rf
in
ih.
n.i.atn
bin
'
-
......
,rii
"Ulnnztng
the
secretary
of
In-
and
th
CAT
I'KOIil.EM
Is
()i:ttii
M.Hioi
s:
IUieam:
t'.tni(ii:it
TORONTO.
Feb.
3
The
man-afr
of
the
Toronto
Humane
Society,
returning
from
America
centre
declared
that
the
seriousness
of
the
cat
problem
was
worrying
him.
The
cat.
he
said.?
was
undoubtedly
a
disease
rrlir,
and
Near
York
was
destroying
as
many
as
9.AOO
dally
In
the
belief
that
they
had
been
a
factor
In
the
spread
of
spinal
meningitis
epidemic
among
the
children
of
that
city.
Till
nnil
Modification
In
Ll'liior
Ij
to
ITotliip
I'tir
Nile
t
IWr
Iralurrd
Opening
nf
l.egMiiture
Todiy
81
caerai
minister
or
railways
manes
recom
mendation
to
goxernment
for
intensive
study
relating
to
Bay
railway
tVPAIf'Kt..
February
:t.
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
enrried
i
.Mtif
Ottawa
apt
ial
yenterday:
i
f
tisive
study
of
Hudson
StraiU
In
1027
by
a
fleet
of
hydro--
being
strongly
recommended
on
the
government
by
Hon.
Dunning,
minister
of
railways.
If
his
recommendation
is
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forte,
in
co-operation
with
the
I.uVV.
will
ChTTV
OLt
an
I'ltpnsivp
riamlnntlnn
nf
hn
The
government
departments
concerned
have
prepared
anim
utute
providing
for
substantial
tax-!todaT
nn
reductions
leiturea
me
apeccn
iran
ihe
throne
st
the
opening
of
the
Manitoba
legislature
today.
NEW
ZEALAND
WINS
,
SECOND
VICTORY
IN
,
;
rwllent
repreientatlea
hsv
silvtr
Crest
...
'tllplft.
sunvrviainn
'nirS
nithmnnd
Hi
Alaska
'B.C.
Telephone
Asked
,J
823
1.73
1.53
.toi
.0514
.13
198
.07
tlon.
In
addition
a
large
tract
of
land
situated
between
An
ah
am
Lake
and
Chtlcotln
comprising
some
40.000
acres,
would
be
available
for
settlement.
This
lsnd
Is
particularly
adapted
to
aheep.
cattle
and
horses,
which
are
able
to
find
their
living
the
year
around
with
out
feed
from
the
ranch.
It
la
hoped
that
the
government
will
see
the
bene
ft
of
the
road
and
work
toward
Its
completion
,...?...
i.AA,xx4,4.A4.4.
I'H'i
ill,.
,
,
I
ANII
(IKlKllttrilKAi:
AM-FCTS
-aras
Manitoba'
taxation
i
000
ton
of
ahem
at
it
She
will
ttn
proceed
to
complete
with
ther
lor
the
Orient
-
vessel
have
been
chartered
1:
i;)crt
and
art
due
to
ar-:i
nest
couple
of
week
.
"at
ir
up
to
thla
after
-ieti
adwvd
of
tht
boatv
REDUCTIONS
COMING
:
DOMINION
LAND
:
SURVEY
ASS'N.
of
OTTAWA.
Ont..
Feb.
3.
The
twentieth
annuat
general
meeting
of
the
Dominion
Land
Surveyors'
Association
brings
to
Ottawa
today
experts
from
various
parts
of
the
dominion,
for
Informative
and
Interesting
discussion.
Mny
of
the
addresses
are
of
public
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
3--A
referendum
lnt,rtt.
notably
those
of
Canada
.
ith
respect
to
the
modification
of
the
I
progrfM
t
,erl
work,
by
J.
A.
Wilson.
iquor
law
regarding
the
sale
of
beer
iiid
changes
In
the
existing
revenue
secreury
of
the
air
board,
and
A.
M.
Narraway,
chief
aerial
surveys
engineer
J.
A.
Pounder,
chief
engineer
of
the
International
Boundary
Commission
today
will
speak
on
Developments
In
Survey
Methods
In
1J0
'years,
and
J.
B.
Harklns,
commissioner
of
Canadian
National
Parks,
will
tell
of
the
national
parks.
The
relation
of
the
surveyor
to
earthquakes
Is
the
subject
of
art
ad-
RUGBY
GAME
SERIES
ittJrZFiZ
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
3.
-
The
visiting
New
Zeiland
Maori
defeated
University
of
British
Columbia
U
tD
3
In
the
sec
Charles
Btewart,
minister
of
the
Interior:
J.
D.
Craig,
dlrector-ceneral
of
surveys,
and
F.
A.
Oaby.
chief
en
El
net
r
of
the
Ontario
Hydro
Electric.
l6
series
of
four
t0
i
ond
rugby
game
a
commliulon.
are
speakers,
be
played
here
and
at
viciona.
ti
p
D
Henderson
Is
president
of
the
New
Zealanders,
wno
are
nrre
on
L,soctatlon.
wav
home
after
a
tour
of
Great
Britain.
wilt
play
one
more
gsme
In
Vancouver!
and
one
In
Victoria.
SIX
STEAMERS
WILL
RUN
TO
ALASKA
FOR
PACIFIC
S.S.
CO.
-
.
i
covins
weekly
sslllugs
from
Seattle
I
..
.
B,iilhU'Mlaril
to
botn
aoutfieasverii
v
r-
Alaska-
lorU.
the
Pacific
Steamship
Co.
will
operate
a
fleet
or
six
vesscn
uutm
the
comhig
season
In
the
Alaska
service,
commencing
In
March
and
continuing
until
October.
The
steamer
Admiral
Evans.
Queen,
Admiral
Farragut.
Admiral
Watson.
Admiral
Rogers
and
Dorothy
Alexander
will
be
used
In
the
service.
VANCOUVKH
EXCHANHE
Bid.
wheat
ftfVi
1
jv.v
Coast
Copper
B.C.
Silver
...r.
...
Dunwell
1.60
1.51
.10U
.05
U
.11
1.93
.OOU
.14
aisoo
HUDSON
BAY
CO.'S
Til
LAKI-
.111
'
''
$900,000
to
vovcr
the
cost
of
such
an
examination
which
snort
tune
a
icod
Dortion
of
the
to.
undertaken
lor
the
purpose
of
determining
whether
fur-;ooo
acre
of
the
fine
agricultural
land
X.
t!
on
the
Hudson
Bay
Raf.way
is
wsrrarled.
which
at
the
present
tune
Ilea
vacant,
,
could
be
put
under
a
state
of
cultlva-
Nb
JAMES
IS
BELLA
COOLA.
Feb.
3.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Bella
Coola
Farm-en'
Institute
here
It
was
decided
that
the
Provincial
Government
should
be
urged
to
continue
the
Mackenzie
highway
to
connect
with
the
Cariboo
highway.
This.
It
was
painted
out.
would
give
the
farmers
a
market
for
their
products.
The
Bella
Coola
Valley
is
noted
for
the
good
quality
of
Its
produce,
especially
potatoes,
apples,
rhubarb
and
practically
all
popular
vegetables.
The
only
reason
no
progress
Is
being
made
Is
the
lack
of
a
market.
If
the
road
were
extended
It
would
mean
not
only
market
but
the
Influx
of
new
set-
to
this
place
and
no
doubt
In
a
tllllllM:.4
ON
AKKI
II.
DOMINION,
M
ILL
UK
IIEAIlll
RIGHT
DISPUTED
DOMINION
ANI
PIIOVINCIAI.
UOV-
LKN.MLNTN
IIOI.U
IT
IS
tfsOT
KNTITIXII
TO
PKKt,IOlS
.ML'TAI-N
nulM
KAItLV
OM.NLU-'IIIP
OTTAWA.
Feb.
3.
Argument
waa
finished
yesterday
and
Judgment
rc
s;rrcd
by
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
In
the
reference
brought
by
the
Dominion
government
to
test
the
right
ot
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
to
claim
ownership
of
precious
metals
In
the
lands
they
acqMlfed'
In
Western
Canada
In
lifolKor
days.
The
provinces
of
Manitoba
and'
Alberta'
"were
represented
in
'the
case,
argument'
of
which
lasted
two
days.
Blonde
hairs
are
finest,
the
barbers'
supply
convention
announced,
but
they
look
like
the
Atlantic'
cable
when
attached
to
a
blue
serge
suit.
'
.
i
,
Ah,
well
perhaps
a
Russian
had
.10'.
rather
be;
murdered
by
a
"comrade"
920.00
i
l
hall
'
'iSrr'"
O
r
5
TAXI
Ambulance
5b
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newiy
IcIcX
dancing
Anywhere
at
Ah)4fiv
floor,
for
hire.
Exchange
KuUJinj;
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand;
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
V1DECK.
lro,i.
least.
Phone
457:
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
..i.--.Lx
-i.
i
vr
XVII,.
No-
23.
VOL
PRINCE,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1927
ClrcuUtion
1627
Sales
468
Pries
Vive
Cents
ON
STRAITS
TO
BE
EXAMINED
OVERNMENT
SHIPS
TO
PLY
TRADE
AGREEMENT
ROUTE
u
i
m
m
a
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
mm
-
"
mm
r
i
h
mm
mi
m
mi
m
mm
I
May
be
Utilized
for
BELLA
COOLA
ASKS
HIGHWAY
1'KOl
INCIAI.
OOVF.KNMF..NT
I
IK1F.II
Survey
or
New
Koute
'
'"r
HT
VALLEY
JIOVjITOU,
or
lace
lizard
(Varanus
Indiens)
found
extenively
in
Australia
where
It
is
known
as
the
iguana.
Specimens
over
5
feet
long
are
often
found.
Note
the
snake-like
head
which
is
common
to
the
Komodo
Dragons
that
Sir
Alan
Cobham
saw
In
his
flight
C.G.M.M.
Service
FORMER
LOCAL
TUG
SINKS
AT
VANCOUVER
Clileftalii
(iiien
Down
Mltlmut
Manilng
at
Ikillanlyne
Tin!
and
Now
It
IS
'
I'eet
Ilelow
Mater
The
tugboat
Chieftain,
which
many.
years
ago
used
to
ply
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Port
Eulngton,
moored
at
the
Ballantyne
Pier.
Vanesuver,
sank
.
without
warning
early
last
Friday
morning
and
how
lies
under
eighteen
feet
!
of
water
at
low
tide.
i
There
was
no
one
aboard
and
It
Is
believed
'
a
seacock
may
have
broken.
flooding
the
huU.
The
Chlettaln.
now
owned
by
the
Pacific
(Coyle)
Towing
Company,
was
built
in
Victoria
twenty-five-
years
ago.
EMMEUNE
PANKHURST
GIVEN
NOMINATION
IN
ENGLISH
CONSTITUENCY
LONDON,
Feb.
3.
Mrs.
Emmeline
Pankhurst,
one
time
militant
suffragete
leader,
waa
unanimously
nominated
Conservative
candidate
for
Whltechapcl
and
St,
Oeorge
division
of
Stepney
for
the
next
parliamentary
elections.
to
Continue
Between
West
Indies
and
Dominion
-
OTTAWA.
February
3.
The
government
subsidized
Canada
West
Indies
aieamihip
service
will
be
continued
by
the
Canadian
government
Merchant
Marine
it
is
announced.
The
contract
under
which
the
Canadian
and
West
Indies
governments
helped
to
provide
passenger,
fritfbt
anUmaiUer-ice-btween-Girriida-tid
theMsirt34'b--jpje
partially
covered
"by
in
lad
expired
and
tenders
tftererore
were
twice
caiiea
Dy
iion,
jamen
Malcolm,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
who
now
announces
that
.he
government
Is
convinced
that
the
service
can
lie
performed
no,it
advantayeously
and
economically
by
the
C.N.R.
management
and
that
the
services
will
be
put
Into
operation
as
nearly
as
possible
within
the
time
stipulated
In
the
recent
trade
agreement
RELEASING
OF
LIQUOR
BOAT
STIFF
l-AV.MENTS
Mill
HE
MKT
II
TO
HE
HtKKO
HAVE
TO
4
(
IIKIST
MOKI.l.KK
VH'TOKIA.
Irb.
3.
I
on
the
pay
i.irnt
of
dule
dut)
bmnlH
and
all
rM-n"
In
roiinertliin
h
Ith
lh
rliure
of
the
whnuner
Chits
.Mitrllrr
with
her
lliuir
carpo
(otal-lln;
aiM"lmatfl)
J.'ihi.ihm
In
talue,
the
Manltolia
Krrinrrlrv
Ltd.
owner
nf
the
verl,
maj
srrure
her
re-lru.
uccurilliiR
to
liiMriirtlon
re-rrMrtl
by
Collector
f
t'utimi
Hate)
(mm
Ottawa.
BIG
WINNIPEG
UNION
MAN
DIED
TODAY
IN
SARATOGA,
FLORIDA!-
SARATOGA,
Florida,
Feb.
3.
Asn
more
W
Kennedy,
aged
7.
assistan.
grand
chief
engtnecr
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers,
diei
her
today
He
came
from
Winnipeg.
Budget
Criticized
by
Tories;
Jones
of
Okanagan
Sees
in
It
Forecast
of
Election
Shortly
Log
Carrying
Barge
Drumrock
Total
Loss
After
Stranding
at
Takush
Harbor
Down
Coast
VICTOItIA,
February
3.The
big
log
carrying
barge
Drum-rook,
driven
ashore
in
Takush
Harbor,
Smith's
Inlet,
while
carrying
a
.u
'ilion
or
more
feet
of
logs
in
tow
of
the
tug
Cape
Scott,
has
broken
Jap
and
will
be
a
total
loss
according
to
word
received
by
the
.Pacific
bsivage
Lo.
ine
tugs
uape
bcott
ana
racinc
iionarcn
were
standing
by
the
Drumrock
but
could
not
save
her
from
destruction.
The
;
Salvage
King
was
rushing
to
the
scene
but
was
too
late.
It
is
ex-
i
petted
that
most
of
the
logs
will
be
saved.
I
The
Dnimrock,
formerly
a
British
sailing
ship,
was
ac-(lulred
about
three
yea',
ago
by
the
-
1
Hecate
Straits
Tewing
Co.
and
converted
I
into
log
carrier.
She
has
been
In
jPrtnce
Rupert
harbor
and
ha
loaded
logs
',1
lt
Arm
anrf
Oiin
fTharlntt
la-
I
land
points.
Latterly
she
belonged
to
Ithe
Pacific
(Coylel
Navigation
Co.
which
absorbed
the
Hecate
Straits
towing
ccmpany
and
other
towing
concern.
The
Drumrock,
of
steel
construction.
HIK.MF.K
IIKIT1II
i'UEMIF.K
Is
t.M-
was
built
a
a
sailing
ship
by
Ramage'
i-u.Ti.Lt
ti.NUic.tTt.il
ikom
it
Ferguson
at
Lelth.
Scotland,
in
1895.
iiutiiuts
ut
v.rr.
rcTtit
IS
COMMERCIAL
SPIRIT
DETRIMENTAL
TO
PROGRESS
ARTS
TORONTO,
Feb.
3.
By
Canadian
Pre).
"Resolved
that
the
commercial
spirit
existing
today
In
Canada
and
the
GLADSTONE
GETS
LIBEL
VERDICT
She
was
originally
named
the
Drum-,
MKKillT
rock
but.
changing
ownership,
was
re-
-
named
the
Persimmon.
Then
she
came,
LONDON,
Feb.
3.
Verdict
for
Lord
into
German
hand
and
wa
again
re-
j
Gladstone
with
cost
waa
returned
to-
named
the
Helwlg-Vlnnen.
She
miI
1:1
lnc
UDe
Interned
off
the
coast
of
ChUe
during
Wright
who.
In
a
recent
book,
cast
a-the
war
and
about
three
years
ago
I
perilous
on
the
moral
character
of
W.
waa
acquired
by
the
Hecate
Strait
Tow-
E.
Gladstone,
the
great
Victorian
prime
in!
Co.
and
converted
into
a
barge,
re-
minister
and
the
plalntlfr
father.
The
verting
to
her
original
name
of
Drum-
verdict
Included
a
rider
to
the
effect
roctc
that
the
elder
Gladstone
had
been
The
vessel
wa
of
3.100
ton
gros.
completely
vindicated.
Gladstone
term-329
feet
long.
45
fee;
wide
and
23
feet.ed
Wright
a
liar,
coward
and
foul
fel-7
lnche
draft.
8be
1
valued
at
about!?0"
lor
reflection
upon
hi
(100.000
and
U
understood
to.
ave."-
.-.
s..
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POLICE
LOST
LARGE
PRIZE
ICAITKE.MO.NT
IIKOTIIERS
SLUTKII
AM
AY
FKO.M
FKASEK
VALLEY
MIIII.E
IDENTIHCATION
MAS
IIEINO
ESTAIILISIIEII
L'nlted
States
U
detrimental
to
the
,
f.EW
WESTMINSTER.
Feb.
3.
How
development
cf
the
arts."
is
the
subject
nvtlAs
totalling
approximately
118.000
trtoaea
for
the
annual
debating
aerie
of
;offered
tor
tne
ciptUre
of
the
notorious
the
Women"s
Intercollegiate
Debating
D
Autremont
brothers,
wanted
in
con-Union,
which
will
take
pla
on
February
aectlon
wltn
Oregon
mall
car
hold-5,
with
tesms
competing
from
the
TJnl-up
,n
,B23
Mpptli
through
the
ringers
verslty
of
Toronto,
Queen
University
of
tte
proTH.
police
last
November
r.M
McOlll
University
and
debating
,tarne.
at
headquarters
here.
It
Is
It.
iltaneously.
CONSCIENCE
MONEY
OF
$65
SENT
TO
C.P.R
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
3.
The
foUowlngi
letter
frcm
Long
Beach,
California,
to-)
gether
with
three
twenty
dollar
bill
j
and
one
five
waa
received
by
the
pas-
iseoger
department
of
the
Canadian
Pa-
i
etflc
Railway
today.
"Inclosed-
you
wUl
I
tind
CS.O0
for
a
fare
of
a
atx-year-1
t
ciJ
way
I
tooX
over
the
Canadian
Pacific
road
with
out
a
ticket
from
Moosejaw.
nada.
to
Long
Beach,
California.
tliree
years
ago
this
Includes
interest,
-ivtr
the
coast
route.
I
take
this
time
to
b,F
jour
forgiveness."
KINDNESS
TO
CATS
WINS
SOCIETY
A
GIFT
OF
$90,000
wltlOAOO.
Feb.
3.
Because
the
Antl-
.r.jelty
Society
of
Chlcsgo
gave
care
to
j
to
the
:
elcht
cat
that
she
owned,
Miss
Anna
i
,
Wells
of
Chicago
bequeathed
S90.000
to
tho
society,
according
to
her
will,
which
'wax
probated
here
,
.
.
,
,
,
i.
ivr.
H.
J.
Strelbert.
superintendent
of
VICTORIA,
February
3.
"There
must
be
an
election
coming,"
!th4
40Ciel,(
Mid
that
several
years
ago
commented
J.
W.
Jones,
Conservative
member
for
South
Okanagan
.
40015
care
of
the
cats
from
time
to
in
the
legislature
yesterday
in
replying
to
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean's
;une
when
Mis
well
took
them
to
its
budget
speech
announcing
reductions
in
provincial
taxation.
lotfirt
and
that
later
the
feline
were
Mr.
Jones
was
the
only
speaker
in
tho
budget
debate
and
brought
to
the
oclety
for
a
permanent
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
whose
policy
toward
irrigation
.home.
.lll..!t.
.
...t
tW,wl
...III
...!..
Irwl
n
..
Nt
Inn.a
onntAniWl
iSnt
'
""
"
"
the
Liberal
government
had
doubled
several
taxes
and
Invented
other
jtANAUl
AN
lAtlrlt
newijues
during
its
ten
years
of
office,
the
first
signs
01
reductions
coming
only
in
10J4.
He
also
criticized
,
reduce
taxation
but
had
spent'
the,
snr.
,
the.stste-nent
of
the
minister
of
finance
plus.
in
regard
to
provincial
asset
and
charged
H.
Despard
Twlgg.
Conservative.
Vic-
!
lack
of
constructive
genius
on
the
part;torla,
moved
his
amendment
to
tint
-.v.
I
ot
the
government
In
having
to
hand
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Railway
over
(0
a
group
of
Vancouver
business
men
to
tell
them
what
to
do
with
It.
Although
the
minister
of
finance
claimed
Increase
In
revenue,
M5.
-Jones'
a
Id
the'
governmeutv
had
noli
used
theno
to
TO
CONSTRUCT
NEW
HOTEL
IN
TORONTO
solution
of
Premier
Oliver
on
elr
TORONTO.
Feb.
3.
The
Canadian
terma.
He
urged
that
a
federsl
ojwl
Pacific
Railway
has
purchased
the
Commission
Investigate
British
Col-am-
Queen's
Hotel.
The
famous
old
hostelry
bla'a
case
as
had
been
done
U.
tne
MirU
jwlll
be
demolished
and
a
new
hotel
of
times.
'one
thousand
rooms
constructed.
The
The
debate
was
adjourned.
by
11
G
'liel
In
the
bualnea
ectlon
and
H
Perry,
pberal.
Fort
Oeorge.
'not
far'
from
the
C.P.R.
atatlon.
j
said
that
the
trio
disappeared
while
ithe
authorities
were
securing
sufficient
!
evidence
of
their
identification
to
war-jrant
them
being
taken
Into
custody
!at
Fraser
Valley
lumber
camps
where
I
they
were
discovered.
NEW
EFFORT
TO
BREAK
DEADLOCK
I
KESH
INSTIU
(THINS
C.Mil.K.0
IIY
UKITISH
HIKEION
OFFICE
Of
CIIAKCE
ll'AFFAIKES
AT
H.VNKOM
LONDON.
Feb.
3.
The
British
government
cabled
last
night
fresh
Instructions
to
British
Charge
D'Affalres
O'Malley
at
Hankow
In
an
effort
to
break
the
deadlock
which
developed
In
Anglo-Chinese
negotiations
there
when
Cantonese
Foreign
Minister
Chen
questioned
the
right
ot
Great
Britain
to
despatch
a
Shanghai
defence
fofce
Far
East
USED
GASOLINE
FOR
FIRE,
DEAD
AllI.F.V
IL
HAMKINS,
FA
KM
I'll-IL
OF
I.OK1I
KOONEVS
FARM
NHAK
EII.MONTOX,
KILLE1I
EDMONTON.
Feb.
Hawkins.
.33-year
old
3.
Audley
R.
country
farm
pupil
who
was
training
on
Lord
Rodney's
farm
at
Fort
Saskatchewan,
was
burned
to
death
last
night
when
he
used
gosollne
In
the
attempt
to
start
a
tire.
'IUAKE
AT
MIAMIIIAI.
SHANOHAI,
,
alarmed
t)y
this
nwrutne
1
Feb.
3Th-K.
city
was
fairly
severerearthquake
N.o
damage
U
reported.