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TAXI
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Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Standi
Exchange
Uulldlng
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VIDECK.
Prop.
VOL
XVI!..
No.
w"
"
14.
WHEAT
COMING
rrince
George
Member
and
Labor
Men
Talked
in
Legislature
Monday
R.
.
Ncelands
of
South
campaign
funds
H.
G.
Perry
speaksiof
liquor,
gamd
and
compensation
VICTORIA,
January
18.
Robert
II.
Ncelands,
Labor
member
HouMi
Vancouver;
Thomas
Uphill,
Independent
Labor.
Fernie;
i
i
II
Or
IVrry.
Liberal,
Prince
Georjre.
contributed
to
the
debate
i
r
itvy
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
on
Monday
afternoon,
Hon.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
adjourning
the
debate.
Mr
Neplands
referred
to
campaign
funds,
a
matter
in
connec-i
:
with
which
he
said
he
was
endeavoring
to
have
an
investigation
Jc
this
session.
He
understood
how
persons
would
contribute
to
,c
L'bcral.
Conservative
or
Labor
campaign
funds,
because
they
happened
to
aupport
the
particular
party
'
wnlcn
ln,lr
funds
were
paid
but
wen
1
iTm
1
n
I
m
I
1
Il
I
ANT
A
I
AlAlilMA
ur
,ubu
"
uen
pnie
u
)xil
1
1
JTl
Jl
1
ilulilil
"
evident
tnst
the
person
con
MONEY
IS
SPLIT
isaid
?
I1UU:
VOlMk,
M
INM.K
or
WIM
Ik.
MIMt
MUtATIION,
TO
ii:T
If
sua
AND
1114
MANAOEK,
$i,m
ter
'
M
TON
Cel.
January
IS.
tr:r1
j
;
the
winner
of
the
Bant
concerned
alone,
end
let
trie
munielpal-s
will
receive
115,000
of
ltlfl
themselvea
attend
to
IhU.
He
would
r
.
money.
hU
manager
Uo
eliminate
the
so-called
-tool-U.-yns.
ft
t
tin
I
IIOJDOO.
pigeon"
used
by
the
department
in
IhU
r
in
Toronto.
paid
U
'connection
and
leave
tbe
matter
to
the
Tam
while
be
uuut-!
superintendent
of
provincial
police
The
at
Tbe
boy's
mother
epeekef
crtuetred
the
Oame
Conserva-ri
caUlng
for
titty-
,
two
Board
and
aald
be
would
take
the
a
he
wofi:
If
be
lost,
j
matter
of
game
out
of
the
handa
of
v.
,,i
nave
been
responsible
the
board
and
put
In
In
the
fundi
of
c
x
Mt.
'
the
legislature.
He
alto
felt
that
the
W';gley.
Jr.
sponsor
of
the
i
Workmen-!
Compensation
Board
had
too
T
at
yeaterday
and.
In
d-1
much
license
and
he
would
call
it
be-promislng
him
the
delivery
fore
a
committee
of
the
houae
to
give
i
KiMO
check
tonllht
ar
a
Lo!
-
theatre,
offered
hint
a
little
i
adv.ee
Don't
Inveat
your
i
mirilmr
atockt
allhouih
I
t
few
myself."
cautioned
the
mil-
Trjaj
aald
he
had
already
aent
for
l
tssUwr
Mr
Jean
Youni.
of
'OULD
IMPROVE
MOTHERS'
ACT
MII.ITIOX
HV
JOIH'A
'
IIINfll-
nun:
(AI.I.IM1
kik
AiToivr-
mi':xt
or
t
.mmitti:i:
is
t'.tn
nun
ix
i.i:oisiTt
hi:
Vli
foil!
A,
Jan.
IB.
-A
rtaolutlon
by
ua
Ilincheltffe.
Conaervatlve
mem-'
'
r
Victoria.
In
favor
of
a
committee
l
Into
the
working
of
the
Mothers'
I'
-:::n
Act
with
a
view
to
bringing
ft:
m
irnpro'.Mncniv
In
the
working
of
meaaure
was
carried
In
the
legUla-
isre
yeaterday
after
being
amended
"
h
ihe
conaent
of
the
attorney
general.
phe
committee,
which
will
be
ap.
B'ilntWl
later,
will
have
the
power
to
poll
mio
the
caae
all
documents
and
I
ijiete.
It
will
be
of
non-partlzan
Kharacter
Bpcaklng
to
the
resolution,
Hon.
A.
M
Maruon,
attorney
general,
pointed
K'Ut
that
during
the
fiscal
year
of
192S-
pa.
there
had
been
expended
under
the
I5I8.417
In
actual
relief.
ST.
BONIFACE
HAS
BIG
FIRE
lll;
I
IHK.MK.N
Jl
lli:i,
ONK
m:iiI'
Oll,V.
AM)
DAM
1(111
r.sTIMATUD
AT
IJU.UOU
lit
lO.SK
8T
BONIFACE,
Manitoba,
Jan.
18.
five
firemen
were
Injured,
Capt.
H.
Puthler
aerloualy,
and
damage
eatl
pated
at
140.000
waa
done
by
a
lire
Klilch
gutted
the
Marlon
Block
yestcr-
pay
Eighteen
peraona
were
driven
from
111
Ut.ll.M
-
Vancouver
discusses
tributing
frit
he
wanted
something
irem
whichever
pert
y
might
be
relumed.
He
thought
tbu
u
wrvag
sad.
perhaps,
he
that
was
the
ruHD
why
men
like
jdenersl
Odium
were
getting
out
of
poll
8ueta
court
prevented
fxxl
men
from
entering
the
legislature.
Mr.
Perry
thought
that,
la
the
tnler-rt
of
Uu
government,
it
would
be
bet
for
the
attorney
tneral
to
leave
M
I
I
.lll.fc......nll
t
Ik.
.JlMIIJI.
laws
as
far
as
the
rauololpaUUea
were
review
ci
its
aarainisiraiwa.
r.
rr,
aald
he
waa
aorrytto
hear
the
Premler'a
pewdmlatlc
view
with
regard
to
the
raclflC
Oreat
Eaatera
Railway.
CrlU-clam
agalnat
the
government
waa
due
In
a
large
meaaure
to
the
fact
that
It
had
gone
very
faat
with
aoctal
legislation.
The
induatrlea
of
the
province
felt
the
pace
loo
faat
and
Labor
men
did
not
give
the
government
any
praise
for
what
It
did.
MRS.
CHARLES
CHAPLIN
IS
GRANTED
ALIMONY
To
Or!
SI.IHKI
I'cr
Mould
I'riiillng
frt-I
lenient
if
Her
Ohorrr
Art
Inn
Arali!!
I'llni
CoiimlUK
1X33
ANOELES.
Jan.
U.
-
Tcmpofary
alimonv
of
14,000
per
month
haa
been
granted
Mrs.
Charlra
Chaplin
pending
settlement
of
her
divorce
suit
against
the
film
comedian.
The
grant
waa
or-
dcrtd
by
Superior
Court
Judge
Ouerln
here
yeaterday
MONTREAL
REGAINS
POSITION
OF
FIRST
GRAIN
SHIPPING
PORT
MONTREAL.
Jan.
18.
-
Montreal
re
gained
its
poattlon
during
10J8
a
North
America
premier
gram
anipping
pwv.
New
York
ran
a
poor
aecond,
almost
60.-000.000
bushels
under
Montreal's
total
figures
of
134.S49.831
bushels.
Oalves-
ton.
Texas,
was
third
with
3l.S03.O0O.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Uld.
Aaked.
Wheat
,.
l-3ti
j
C.
P
,R
167.50
Consolidated
......
340.00
Dunwell
1.31
135
Olacler
.
.11
!
Oladatone
27
i
S9
Hszelton
00;
Howe
Boumt
38.00
40.00
Independence
10i
.10i
Marmot
'lOft
-V4
Tremler
1"
14
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Creat
03
.06
Richmond
":,
PRINCE
mxm
Northern
and
STEADILY
TO
PORT:
FOUR
GRIT
LEADER
IN
SUDDENLYDEAD
IH1X.
4t()X
MACK.
I'lCKMDKXT
OK
I.KilM-tTlli:
t'OIXtll,
WAS
I.OXCJ
ACTItK
IX
Atl'AIUM
OK
HIS
IMIOVIXtt:
81
YEARS
OLD
om.v
i:i.ct:xTLV
:ii:hi;i
to
.meet
UlTII
ItriJUT
OK
I'KK.MItlt
lillODKH
THAT
HE
lUT
LIVERPOOL.
Nova
8cotla.
Jan.
18.
Hon.
Jason
MUler
Mack,
president
of
the
Nova
bcotta
Legislative
Council,
died
here
tbt
morning.
The
late
Mr.
Mack,
who
was
a
pro
minent
figure
In
provincial
affairs
for
many
years.
wa
born
ou
March
17.
1841,
ax
Mill
VUlage.
Queen's
County.
Nova
Scotia.
He
was
educated
at
Normal
School
and
King's
College.
Windsor,
and
in
1178
married
liainle.
only
daugbter
of
Daniel
Keilaher.
Liverpool
merchant
He
was
calltd
to
the
bar
In
1869
and
was
the
first
warden
ol
Queen
County.
He
waa
for
tome
years
stipendiary
magistrate
for
Liverpool
dla
j
trtet
and
first
entered
the
legislature
in
1873
and
served
for
four
years
when
I
be
was
appointed
a
member
of
the
legls
j
latlve
couaetL
In
1907
he
was
appointed
,
lesder
of
the
council
and
member
of
tbe
government,
being
promoted
to
president
i
of
the
eouacU
In
1931.
He
waa
made
a
j
King's
OBtstufl
In
1M7.
ronowtWr
thettnT
of
government
from
Liberal
to
Conservative
last
year.
Mr
Mack
waa
asked
by
Premier
Rhodes
to
resign
aa
president
of
tbe
legislative
council.
Only
on
Friday
laat
he
Issued
a
statement
to
the
public
announcing
thai
he
would
refuse
to
meet
the
request
on
the
grauiid
that
the
or
eminent
had
no
authority
to
dismiss
him.
YOGEN
MARU
COMING
HERE
AXOriIEK
JAIANKE
4IKAIX
VESSEL
lOlt
Tills
I'tHtT
IS
COM.
INO
NEXT
WEEK
pile
here
on
January
XI
to
Inad
grain
fur
Hie
Orient
I
trie
Orran
Transport
CW
frrlghtrr
osrii
Maru
arr-nrdlng
to
announmnrnt
maile
llil
morning
by
Ihf
agent.
The
e-el
l
romlng
Imiii
Jun
and
will
lie
lined
here
before
Parting
In
IlKlll.
The
fuxukl
Line
Irelghler.
Seine
Mjru,
due
here
tomorrow,
will
load
for
Shanghai.
The
Innrrton
ant)
King
James
due
later
In
the
month,
will
IimiI
for
I'nltrtl
Kingdom
or
continent.
The
Yoc.ru
.Maru
will
be
the
Urgrt
IIioukIi
not
the
longrtt
Jupuiiri
grain
hl
that
haa
rallrd
here.
Her
touiuge
l
7111
groa
uixl
3IU9
rrgUtrrril.
Hull!
at
the
0aka
(JaMii)
Ironworks
Ud.
In
t0!,
hr
N
IIS
long.
.VU
fret
In
hrruillli
and
31.0
depth.
The
Seine
Muru,
whlrh
was
built
In
JaMii
In
I9!0,
1
of
nxj
lona
gniMi
unci
I'JHM
ton
rrgMrrrd.
She
It
It3
fret
long
with
beam
of
,13.8
lert
ami
depth
of
31.9
feet.
EMPRESS
CHARLOTTE
DYING
IN
BELGIUM
l:lglit)-t
Yrur
Old
Widow
of
Emperor
Mmlmlllitn
Ik
Eertrd
to
Siiit-umli
to
Inriiienta
nt
any
Time
BRUSSELS,
Jsn.
18.
Empress
Charlotte,
alghty-elx
year
old
widow
of
the
Emperor
Maximilian
of
Mexico,
Is
sinking
rapidly
with
Influent
and
the
end
Ik
Yru.MftH
hnlirlv
rlKIifilAN
Ur
lUAorT','
VESSELS
TAKES
OWN
LIFE
JN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
Jan.
17.
The
lifeless
body
of
John
Alexander
airttng
was
found
hanging
from
the
rafters
of
hi
room
In
London
Street,
Esqulmalt.
It
Is
believed
that
he
had
been
a
fireman
oil
coast
VCWiels,
'
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
JANUARY
18,
1927
iHsWyKjSetflswi'
1
8j5
vWswePya
itysBsB
POLICEMAN
WILLIAM
J.
McCAFFEUY
of
Brooklyn
rescued
a
younjf
lady
from
the
surf
last
summer
at
Hock-away
Iieach.
lie
pot
her
name,
but
forgot
to
get
here
address.
When
he
got
back
to
the
station
he
told
the
story
to
a
police
woman,
adding
that
ho
wished
to
see
her
again.
Another
police
woman,
Mrs.
Theresa
It.
Bourque,
overheard
and
volunteered,
"I'll
introduce
you
to
her.
She
is
my
daughter."
So
as
a
further
coincidence
it
came
to
pass
that
Mr.
McCaffery
and
Miss
Theresa
Bourque
met
last
week
at
the
Church
of
Our
Lady
of
Perpetual
Hope
S3
bride
and
bridegroom.
Julia
Berger,
the
flower
girl,
is
in
the
picture,
too.
NOVA
SCOTIA
BY-ELECTION
ANTI(it(slMil
Y.MtOKO
IS
OTI.Ml
TOOAY
TO
NAME
SICCESNOH
TO
L.TE
J.
C.
IKIIIiUS
OUYSSORO.
Nora
Scotia,
Jan.
18
-
Voting
Is
taking
place
today
in
the
county
of
Antogonlsh-Ouysboro.
to
choose
a.
successor
to
the
late
Hon
John
C.
Douglas,
federal
member
ot
jarl)ament,
who
died
since
his
election
ou
September
14.
It
Is
the
first
by-election
In
the
country
since
the
general
election
and
great
Interest
haa
t
lached
itself
to
the
campaign
not
only
locally
but
throughout
Canada.
The
rival
candidates
are
William
Cuff,
former
MJ.
for
Lunenburg,
Liberal,
and
Nell
R.
McArthur.
Conservative.
Both
sides
are
claiming
victory
the
Conser
vatives
on
the
ground
that
It
went
Conservative
In
September
through
Ui5
election
ot
Mr.
Douglas
and
the
Lib
erals
ou
the
ground
that
the
situation
nationally
Is
favorable
to
them
and
also
because
Mr.
Duff
la
conceded
to
be
a
formidable
candidate.
Evidence
df
the
interest
being
taken
In
the
contest
was
furnished
at
the
final
meeting
ot
the
campaign
when
It
was
said
that
there
was
a
greater
turnout
of
town
vehicles
In
Ouysboro
than
ever
before
assembled
on
one
dsy.
lor
the
Joint
debate
between
Mr.
Duff,
and
Mr.
McArthur.
A
blinding
snowstorm
and
driving
wind
did
not
prevent
a
record
turnout,
The
people
who
attended
the
joint
debate-heard
two
rival
candldatea
asking
the
support
of
the
electors,
while
both
advocated
the
same
measures.
BIG
FIRE
IN
ST.
PAUL;
DAMAGE
IS
PUT
AT
$500,000
ST.
PAUL.
Jan,
18.
Fire
destroyed
two
large
manufacturing
plants
and
fourteen
residences
last
night.
The
loaa
1
estimated
M
1300,000.
OREGON
FIR
IS
IN
PORT
SULIM!
SHIP.
WHICH
WAS
IN
DISTRESS
IN
J.C.
MU.ND,
EN-TEKS
COI.IMIUA
ItlYEK
ASTOKIA,
Jau.
IS.
The
schooner
Oregon
Kir,
mlvlng
with
her
rrew
'of
fourteen
In
the
North
larlflr
Oenin
lnre
January
G
when
she
was
Ut
sighted
In
IJueen
Charlotte
sound
by
Ihe
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
Chartrx
and
for
which
Ino
tug
made
a
long
search,
a
reported
entering
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
ltlrr
llil
morning
under
her
own
Mill.
Tiijh
urrr
dewtrhed
(o
bring
lirr
Into
port.
It
It
reported
that
pnuih-ull)
all
lirr
Milt
and
running
gear
were
curried
away.
SHARP
'QUAKE
FELTIN
JAPAN
CLOCKS
STOPPED
AMI
Ol.ll
WALLS
SHAKEN
DOWN
HIT
NOYII1NU
SKKHH'S
IS
ItEPOIITEII
t
OL-I.OWINO
TIIEMOK
TOKIO.
Jan.
18.
A
sharp
earthquake,
more
severe
than
at
other
points
on
the
Island
of
Honda
on
which
Toklo
Is
situated,
was
felt
here
today.
Clocks
stop
ped
and
old
walla
collapsed
but
no
casualties
or
msterlat
damage
haa
been
reported,
BIDS
FOR
BONDS
NOT
ACCEPTED
BY
FINANCE
DEPT.
VICTORIA,
Jsn.
18.
Because
bids
for
the
$8,000,000
bond
Issue
offered
the
fi
nance
department
yeaterday
were
con
atdered
unaatlsfactory.
the
tenders
were
all
rejected.
The
loan
will
be
floated
later
when
better
market
conditions
prevail.
Circulation
circulation
1625
leaa
sales
BOA
TS
Legislature
Hears
Proposal
Wnereby
Northern
Trappers
Might
Be
Given
Protection
VICTORIA,
January
18.
Widespread
belief
that
several
trap-Ipers
who
disappeared
in
Northern
British
Columbia
during
the
past
two
or
three
years
were
murdered
for
their
furs
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
legislature
yesterday
by
H.
G.
Perr't
member
for
Fort
Ceorge.
The
men
simply
vanished,
Mr.
Perry
said,
and,
in
.
spite
of
provincial
police
patrols,
their
fate
remained
a
,
mystery.
Mr.
Perry
said
that
he
intended
no
criticism
of
the
provincial
police
but
suggested,-as
a
guard
against
possible
crime,
that
trapper
,
might
be
required
to
carry
a
die
with
which
to
stamp
their
pelts.
In
thje
event
of
roWbery
ot
murder,
the
crime
would
be
uncovered
if
an
attempt
were
made
to
sell
the
furs.
UtENCII
V
OMAN
DIES
AT
OKANI)
OLII
AUK
j
LEQUXy
January
18.
Madsme
Catharine?
CaUUrd
la
dead
In
her
109th
year.
Up
to
the
last
she
'sang,
danced,
delighted
In
4
good
eating
and
drinking
old
wines
and
read
newspapers
,
without
glasses.
It
!
!
REAL
COLD
SNAP
;
HITS
DISTRICT!
fPiUMKMUJ-EKT
is
ONLY
PLACE
IN9
f
pneumonia
ana
w
ip
luoer-
CE.NTItAL
OK
NOKTIIEHN
MX.
KE-
ilTEKIMJ
AliOVE
ZEKO
All
Central
and
Northern
British
fColumbia
waa
this
morning
experiencing
the
caldest
weather
of
the
season.
After
what
seemed
to
be
a
thaw
.
yesterday.
the
temperature
went
a;ea(Uly
lower
during
the
afternoon
and
night
till
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
20
above
tero
u
recorded
la
the
city
with
corresponding
tow
readings
throughout
the
district,
noae
above
zero.
The
8
axn.
readlrg
at
points
In
Central
and
Northern
British
Columbia
mere
as
followa:
Prince
.
Rupert
Clear,
calm,
.
temperature
20
above.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
temp,
rero.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
temp.
15
below.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
temp.
15
below.
Hszelton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
20
below.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
temp.
32
below.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33
below.
Telegraph
Cfrtk
Clear,
calm,
temp.
22
below.
'
"
Kshlln
Clear,
calm.
temp.
50
below.
Whltehone
Clear,
calm,
temp.
43
below.
Dawson
Clear,
calm.
temp.
42
below.
Stewart
River
Temp.
50
below.
PIONEER
MERCHANT
OF
VANCOUVER
DIES
liobert
I'jke
Va
Prominent
In
Conser-
tutlte
Circles
uf
Southern
City
Prior
to
Purahtlr
stroke
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18.
-Robert
(Sami
Pyke.
aged
65,
pioneer
Vancouver
merchant
and
prominent
In
Conservative
circles
In
this
city
until
he
became
an
Invalid
two
years
ago
foUowlng
a
paraly
tic
stroke,
died
at
his
residence
here
yesterday.
WlltELESS
HEPOKT
8
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
barometer
30.02:
temperature.
20;
sea
smooth:
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith
at
Captain's
Cove,
repatrlng
raft;
8
pm
spoke
ateamer
Seine
Maru,
bound
for
Prince
Rupert
from
Japan,
420
miles
from
Prince
Rupert.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
calm;
baro
meter
29.77:
temperature,
28;
sea
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer;
29.-
30;
temperature
18.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clr,
calm:
bsrO'
meter
30.02;
temperature,
24;
sea,
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
fresh
N.E.
wind;
barometer
29.78;
temperature
32;
tea.
moderate
swell.
DEAD
TREK
POINTBarometer
29.-
4i
temirsturev
01.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
mi
Vrict
Prlei
Tive
Five
Onts
Onts
ON
WAY
FLU
EPIDEMIC
IN
VANCOUVER
NOT
ALARMING
IT
IIY
1K.
r.
T.
INOEKIIILL.
MEDICAL
HEALTH
OITICEK
VANCOUVER.
B.C,
January
18.
A;cordlng
to
Dr.
P.
T.
UnderhUl,
city
health
omcer.
there
la
no
cause
tor
alarm
because
of
the
prevalence
ot
influenza
in
tbe
city.
Of
a
total
of
205
deaths
in
December.
(only
10
were
attributed
to
influenza.
cuioeu.
wane
ue
nmueura
moruiy
1
higher
than
usual.
It
ha
passed
the
peak,
the
doctor
stated.
Of
the
deaths
:
in
December,
one-quarter
were
of
peo-
pie
with
some
type
of
heart
disease,
j
he
concluded.
la
January,
to
date,
there
have
been
71
deaths,
ot
which
30
are
attributable
,
to
influenza
and
pneumonia.
j
GET
SETTLERS
FOR
ALBERTA
IIKKIIEICT
(SKEEMIELD.
r'OKMEK
PKE-MIEIt
OK
PltAIKIE
PUOVINCE.
LEAVES
10KE.NUL.tND
EDMONTON.
Jan.
18.
Herbert
Greenfield,
former
premier
to
the
province
and
now
ccmniissloner
yof
Immigration
fcr
the
government,
has
Just
left
for
London.
England,
where
he
wlU
represent
the
province
In
an
effort
to
encourage
'elected
settlers
to
locate
In
favorable,
parts
of
Alberta.
Hugh
M.
Baker,
secretary
to
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
while
premier
of
the
province,
and
who
filled
the
same
position
to
Mr.
Greenfield
while
Jiead
of
the
government,
accompanies
the
commissioner
to
London
ts
carry
on
a
accre-
tary
ot
the
Alberta
offices
when
established
In
London.
Mrs.
,Orecn
field
and
Mrs.
Baker
accompanied
their
husbancU
overseas.
Before
leaving
for
the
East
Premier
Brownlee
stated
that
options
on
two
or
three
desirable
premises
fcr
Alberta
of
fices
in
London
had
been
offered,
but
that
nothing
would
be
done
toward
se
curing
a
location
until
Mr.
Oreenflcid
had
personally
looked
over
the
situation.
GRAIN
COMING
STEADY
AGAIN
ITE
III
NUKED
AND
SEVENTY
CAK
ON
WAY
IIEUE
IIIO.M
PKAIKIES
TIIKEK
DOATS
IIEtOKE
tEll-Itt'AIIY
1
The
movement
of
grain
to
Prince
Rupert
has
now
been
resumed
on
a
steady
basis.
With
three
boata
due
between
tiCw
and'
February'
1
to
take
wheat
away
froin
.t$elevatorj
there
should
be
no
Interruption
on
account
of
the
plant
being
full
for
a
few
weeks
at
least.
RaUway
offices
this
morning
announced
570
cars
of
wheat
now
en
route
here
including
a
train
cf
some
32
ears
coming
In
today.
Boats
due
to
losd
grain
are
the
Seine
Maru.
coming
tomorrow;
the
Innerton,
due
on
January
23,
and
.the
King
James.
February
1.
?.,.
Advertise
in
the
Dully
New,