ii
of
Adssiral
as
Michievous
to
I.at
Degree
w
A.MUNGTON,
January
24.
Proposals
before
Congress
for
i
n.tvy
and
recent
predictions
of
another
war
over
commerce
in
hier
madness,
in
the
opinion
of
Senator
Borah
and
dupli-)
"insane
policy
that
marked
the
Anglo-German
relations
.,
the
Great
War."
vtacking
an
"mischievous
to
the
last
dcirree"
the
recommen-
Admiral
Charles
F.
Hunrhes,
chief
of
naval
operations,
for
.
.i
hillion
dollar
navy
and
the
statement
nude
Satur-i:
a
i
Admiral
Charles
P.
Plunkctt.
commandant
of
the
Brook-
.
-
ljr!i
Navy
Vi.-d
thut
r
with
commer
KOTELMEN
ASK
CHEAPER
BEER
rVumhtr
of
Other
Privilege
ue-
qu
led
From
Government
at
Meeting
YeMerday
Jan
S4.
Representative
i
i,
..ib
CaluinbSi
HoCelmeus
akcd
the
cabinet
yesterday
b
allowed
to
sell
boltied
uura
of
a"k
b
UMMaaSd:
'
o(
license
and
the
price
i;nt
from
the
government
be
t
that
Use;
be
allowed
to
oti
the
premises
liidlcstlnii
-
Mid
there
i
..r
aatd
hf
th
uc;ht
ttr
re-:
er
pru
on
beer
scld
to
.
...
on
hear
jld
to
the
pub-
u
in
Me
but
h
d
the
mil
reserve
)udtne:tt
on
the
LADS
TO
HANG
FOR
MURDER
App
il
of
George
Burgess
and
'"hn
Mt-Kenzie
Befuoed
by
j
Court
of
Appeal
1
':1A
Jan.
M-
Aopeal
Oourt
.
(Uvntaaad
the
tppcal
of
George
'tut
John
MoKeuaie.
aeutenoed
Nt-
Weatmtnatar
inlaw
for
irr
(
Otto
Boach
on
a
train
'
Tretk
laxt
July.
The
men
neat
Pridiy
HON.
YINCENT
MASSEY
GIVES
DINNER
HONOR
OF
IRISH
PRESIDENT
"Jnoton.
Jan
M
Hon
Vin-Mi
r
Canadian
mtnlater
to
the
-Mrs
and
Mra.
Maasey.
enter-ii.nnrr
lint
night
in
honor
lit
ogrve
of
the
Irlah
TOWERS
ELIMINATED
IN
VANCOUVER
HOCKEY
CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES
t
VER.
Jan
J4.
n
Towers
inilnatied
ll
night
from
the
1
k-y
play-off
1
to
o
by
the
K-
'M-oritr
team.
SAN:
FRANCISCO
SEALS
SECURE
DUTCH
REUTHER
r;
ilv.iU
lull'.
cial
cotup
'
itora
was
ln-v
Itable.
the
chs.rnian
uf
the
Sena
If
Foreign
Relation.-
Com,
nl
I
said
all
this
was
part
of
well--
ranUM-d
plan
to
prepare
the
public
maid
Rr
a
naval
race.
I.IM
4IM
tKMKMt
(
KKW:ll
RV
(IH
KT
APPKAL
YETBKfMY
VICTOKIA.
Jin.
:
he
Vancouver
TKUd
Of
better
have
appeal
Court
Court
lenience
but
the
Appeal
Court
the
sentence
to
Ml
lOHIt.
a
large
and
frtttar
al
LrfMalnrr
34
-Urn
Jim.
aaJMaat
aainaa
bast
liote-aur
Hrairr.
Hun.
J.
It.
Mariitaa
afflrhrteel
far
Ihe
fir.1
Haw
In
fhe
LeWtare
Mmt
hh
rleialkHi
to
Ihe
pawltkM
.,1
iTrmlrr.
Ukta
Ihe
at
uaally
alhrtlrd
!
the
flrt
tnliiMrr.
The
""b
fnaiw
the
Ihraw
was
rraal
Ihe
lmernor'
erreUrj-Thr
l
Ihr
lime
bonered
eareeit
ptrpwrrtl
b
the
raMnel
and
put
by
them
liilo
Ihe
hand
of
Ihe
Lieutenant
tioerno.
In
a
very
srneral
wa
II
oMllined
Ibe
af
Ihe
hM
wbb
h
ha
Jut
etMnaieBeed.
A
rril
lo
Ihe
apeerh
ha
been
prepared
and
wMI
be
bmrd
by
Mar
J.
ell(
lara
f
New
tVesl-mlnMer
and
he
.ermided
by
J.
A.
Mi
ltnauld
of
elo.
eb
making
hi
maiden
apeeeh
an
Ihe
om-Ioii.
MINIMUM
WAGES
FOR
VANCOUVBIt
KM'HANGU
I
'
'"it.,
nt
Ihl.
..,111
nMT
His
Mlasouil
"
''Hal
In
the
championship
j
Oomi
Cunx-r
.
'
'ii
the
Monarch
Cnrk
Provinr-r
Oladstonr
Oeorne
Copier
Oolcouda
Indeper.denre
an
Land
I.
x
MtANciaoo.
Jan.
M.
-Outen
tjeadawlth
.
"
former
Mew
York
Yankaw
Lucky
Jlni
(
been
algnod
by
th
San
Marmot
Metal
1
su.
Premlrr
Porter
Idaho
.
I'l
HI.UIIKII
IUKM.
PUchmond
Silve
rc
rest
.
v,v"i'VKfi.
Jan.
H.-lajtMs
Bryan,
auutodi
"'
e.
for
so
years
pvbltoher
,
Tortc
1
"Know.
Ontario.
Sentinel
and
Whitewater
'
M
Brynn.
U
L
A.
for
Worth
8.C
Sll'-er
User,
wd
LEGISLATURE
OPENS
TODAY
Jan.
U.
there
tarted
armbl)
rf
Ibe
epeNras
mt
the
bv
LlettlfiaaM
COOKS
AND
CATERERS
VICTORIA.
Jan
24
Minimum
wages
have
Urn
lixed
for
all
employe
"
catering
In
Britlah
Columbia
where
em-ployvan
get
tlMir
dkiIk
free,
the
minimum
to
bo
32',
cent
for
a
straight
ahlft
and
M
renU
for
a
apllt
ahtft.
'
Where
no
meal
re
aupplled
tie
wagw
cenu
lor
iplll
nnva
or
are
to
!
4JW
40
cenu
for
airalgtit
lillt.
Bui
Aakad.
M
JO
Oil
65
.00
.40
1
M
4iXI
4M
lit
117
.JO
.07
JTV
II
M
IM
O0
sa
as
ji
IB
1'4
4.S0
4.40
9.80
30
1.30
no
.05
session
rnday
tor
movers
and
seconders
of
address;
King
and
Bennett
Monday
OTTAWA,
January
24.
Members
are
gathering
fur
the
opening
of
Parliament
which
takes
place
here
on
Thursday.
The
government
has
the
sessional
program
well
advanced
and
is
trying
to
avoid
delav
in
getting
down
to
business.
The
usual
week-end
ad-
'
journment
after
the
speech
from
the
throne
will
not'be
given.
The
House
wilt
adjourn
only
until
the
following
day
when
the
mover
and
seconder
of
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
will
speak.
Both
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
will
probably
be
heard
on
Monday
President
ccawrtv
of
th
Irish
rU
State
U1
b
present.
The
raoart
of
th
Royal
Customs
Commission
wUl
probably
b
tabled
ahortly
after
the
opening.
It
la
expected
to
prove
a
fruitful
source
of
de-bat
and
th
Bt.
Lawrence
River
development
scheme
wUl
also
b
much
to
th
for.
There
Is
plenty
of
talk
about
Hon.
Chart
Marcll's
resolution
calling
for
arveranc
of
Canada's
relations
with
Mexico,
raquentlnit
the
reooJl
of
the
Mexican
Consul
Oeneral
and
criticising
8:r
Hnry
Thorntan
fr,r
hi
visit.
It
Is
cxpr.ted
the
main
estimates
will
i
'
he
brought
down
early
but
the
budget
ipMOti
will
prabably
not
be
made
for
son
waexa.
BROKE
RECORD
FOR
TRADING
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
.
Still
Dealx
With
Frenzied
i
l
iiOluin
Fever
VAM
Ol
VLIL
Jail.
II.
Kmashlng
Mll
MnttftM
ft
Ingle
I)'B
trading
the
.
I
vest
ru-hangi
ifM
the
iitllUen
mark
for
I
lie
first
time,
the
bMler
of
klisre
rltaHflng
lwml
vvms
tjKI.MMI
vnltml
at
mare
than'
tntkjsm.
EkriuiMie
olTlrUI
and
broker
worked
uiilll
earl
morning
iHMir
Ihl
mornlnt
rri'onllug
lite
toltune
itf
hUklne.
PltK
K.
Or'
WIIIMT
VANCOUVER.
Jan
34.
The
prlo
of
v.hrat
today
l
1
48
3-8.
(IIIAIV
MOVRMKNTS.
j
During
the
past
twenty-four
hours.;
ixly-fiv
carloads
of
grain
nave
arrived
l
tram
the
prairirs
for
the
Albert
Wheat
i
Post
Prince
Rupert
elevate.
Rail-
,
way
oflton
this
rnoetussx
raporlid
some
thre
hundred
carload
on
th
division.
:
The
British
freighter
Hoaner
Qty.
i
twelfth
grain
boat
of
the
MadOn
here,
la
now
loading
at
tne
vtor
and
hould
get
away
in
tare
or
tour
day.
rOKTLAMI
MAN'
ItlKH.
PORTLAND,
Jan"l.
A.
I.
Doyle.
51
years
of
age.
n
well
known
architect
for
the
noriitwest
la
dead.
H
Is
known
a
the
ky
line.
MANCHL'KIA.V
AKTILLKPY
CoNyUKKS
:;
n
.
:,t
i
ii
i
Choc-how
after
79-de.y
sitye.
The
ancient
fortifications
wi'.hsto
i'l
d
ii!y
sht;;,;:r
I'o
-
!hai
time
and
the
sm;.ll
Shatisi
jfar-ridon
surrendered
only
after
its
last
ammuni'ion
was
K""e.
President
Cosgmve,
Expected
to
Be
Present
at
Ottawa
to
Hear
Speeches
of
Leaders
Next
Week
House
convenes
on
Thursday
and
continues
MISS
GLEiTZ
NEARLYDROWNS
Caught
in
Whirlpool
When
Trying
to
Swim
Straits
of
Gibraltar
TANGIER
Jan.
M
Mia
Mercedea
OleKc.
the
London
typlat.
waa
almost
drovaed
in
a
futile
attempt
to
rwlm
the
Strait
of
Olbraltar
today
today
She
entered
the
water
shortly
after
midnight
and
after
swimming
for
five
hours
was
caught
in
a
whirlpool
and
nearly
drowned.
She
abandoned
the
swim
Indiscretion
of
U.S.
Admiral
Amazes
London
Press
but
Only
Labor
Organ
Comments
On
It
LONDON,
January
24.
The
London
Press
regards
as
"amasing
indiscretion"
the
speech
of
Hear-Admiral
Plunkett
of
th
United
States
navy
in
New
York
when,
that
officer
is
reported
to
have
forecast
a
war
between
U.S.
and
Great
Britain.
All
the
newspapers
except
the
Laborite
Herald,
however,
refrain
from
editorial
comment.
The
Herald
asserts
that
undoubtedly
the
"spirit
of
antagonism
is
giowing
between
the
ruling
classes
of
United
States
and
Great
Britain,
while
there
is
a
conflict
of
interest
of
American
and
British
capital."
ALASKA
GOES
.
FOR
AL
SMITH
Also
Asks
for
Local
Administration
of
Fisherleei
and
Oppose
One
Mun
Direction
SEWARD.
Alasks.
Jan.
34.
Th
Democratic
convention
has
instructed
Its
six
delegates
to
vote
for
Al.
Smith
for
prrnldentlal
nomination
The
territorial
platform
adopted
con-
of
Portland
'a
demns
the
one-man
sdmlnlstraHon
of
Advertue
In
Th
Daily
New
the
fisheries
snu
isrora
innun
wi
administration
of
In
tltc
territory
wit
Ainna
iisiivrira
WASinKOTOIf.
Jan.
34
-President
Cootidge
ay
he
es
no
reason
why
the
newspapers
of
this
or
any
other
country
should
take
seriously
statements
made
by
American
naval
officers
predicting
war
between
United
State
and
commercial
competitors.
HEAVY
RAINS
IN
ENGLAND
Thames
Again'
Overflowing
Banks
and
Trent
Al
Submerged
Net
(Ingham
LOMHi.
Jb.
34
Heavy
rain
ilrlbf
Ibe
past
34'
hour
again
raaaed
fbwal
In
Many
dWrh
t
nf
KKrAasid.
The
1
basse
I
rKIng
and
alwtr
TbMlHgtoa
N
lb
full
flood,
terflowliig
II
!
al
man)
ptare.
Large
Irarl
near
lite
river
Trent
In
the
neigbborhmwl
ftt
.4llngbsM
are
submerged.
LEAVING
TO
ATTEND
EXECUTIVE
MEETING
OF
TRADES
CONGRESS
It
ha
bean
arranged
that
the
B.C.
Executive
of
the
Trad
Congress
of
Canada
shall
meet
the
provincial
government
at
10
ajn.
Saturday
morning.
February
4.
A
meeting
of
the
executive
will
be
held
in
Victoria
on
the
Thursday
preceding.
The
local
delegate.
8
D.
Macdonald.
I
leavlug
Friday
or
Saturday
of
thiai
week
in
order
to
be
there
In
time
to
attend
th
meetings
AVIATION
LEAGUE
IS
FORMED
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Jan
34.
-
The
Aviation
League
of
Canada
was
t'ue
name
decided
on
by
50
delegate
from
all
part
of
:
Called
who
met
here
yesterday
under
:
the
leadership
of
Mijor
Oeneral
J.
H
MacBrten
to
form
a
Djmlnlon-widr
oi-ganlratlon
The
meeting
endorsed
the
Kovemmem
action
to
provide
th
coun-'
try
with
in
sde
iuiitv
defensive
air
farce
Duly
t
s
-w
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
Tl,
riiCB)jt
wy
to
buy
tb
Ncw-
',
to
ubncrlbe
DT
th
TlK'
'l
ta
8
00
nd
Tour
tii
iivcrod
to
your
address
.
.linn.!
Jwt
flgur
out
the
,-,.-r
t"
you
for
thU
dally
lor
IWClVe
UUJ1MJ1
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
L
t
i
.
.
V
WMI
..No
-If-
,
'
PRINCE
ItUPEUT,
D.C.,
TUI.SIiAY.
JAN'UAHY
24,
1928
.
Price
Hiv
Cents
'
n
;
FAUX
PAS
OF
U.S.
ADMIRAL
CAUSES
STIR
TWO
CONTINENTS
Wei1
Organized
Plan
to
Prepare
U.d.
tor
lwval
Race
says
Senator
Borah
H
haw
man
of
foreign
Kelallon
ltmmlltee
Attacked
Kccommcndation
Speech
From
Throne
Delivered
Today
is
Optimistic
in
Tone
and
Touches
on
Many
Questioi
s
VICTORIA,
January
24.
'There
is
reason
to
hope
that
there
will
be
an
adjustment
of
the
outstanding
difficulties
bctveen
the
Dominion
and
the
Provinces
that
will
bo
of
general
material
benefit,"
said
the
speech
from
the
throne
read
by
the
Lieutenant-Governor
at
the
opening
of
the
Legislature
this
afternoon,
in
connection
w
ith
the
recent
inter-provincial
conference.
"His
unselfish
public
services
and
high
personal
character
will
long
be
an
inspiration
to
the
people
of
this
province,"
the
speech
said,
in
reference
to
the
loss
to
the
province
through
the
death
of
Premier
Oliver.
The
diamond
jubilee
visits
of
the
Prince
of
Wales,
Prince
George,
the
Governor-General,
Premier
Baldwin
and
Colonel
Amcry
were
referred
to
and
continued
improvement
in
business
conditions
as
indicated
by
greater
production
in
the
basic
industries,
increased
bank
clearings
and
continued
activity
in
the
building
trades
were
noted.
"I
am
also
pleased
to
note
the
credit
of
the
province
continues
to
stand
high
in
the
money
markets
of
the
world,"
said
His
Honor.
'The
Old
Age
Pensions
Act
has
been
brought
into
operation
with
beneficent
results."
The
speech
also
mentioned
that
the
Martin
commission
report
and
the
report
of
the
irrigation
commission
will
be
shortly
presented.
After
the
reading
of
the
speech
the
Houscadjourncd
until
tomorrow.
I'lttslKKNT
MAKKrt
LIGHT
OF
Sitf'll
ADMIRAL
TLI
NKKIT
STRONG
BUYING
AT
NEW
YORK
Shares
all
go
up.
Some
Beaching
Highest
Since
1916
or
Longer
NEW
YORK.
Jan
34.
tiling
buying
oi
high
grade
share
today
carried
wrral
s;ore
issues
to
highest
price
since
1B38
or
longer.
Advances
ranged
frrm
five
to
thirty
doUafs
a
ahar.
The
later
was
Adams
Wipfaai
which
sold
one
huiidred
dollar
strove
th
low
price
of
the
year.
BAIL
GRANTED
ROY
OLMSTED
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
H
Mr.
Justice
Sutherland
of
the
SnpfBSM
Court
today
Issued
orders
granting
bail
to
Ray
Olmsted
and
other
convicted
with
hun
Seattle
of
violating
th
FTohlbtUoa
law.
NEW
BRITISH
POST
AT
OTTAWA
IS
MENTIONED
OTTAWA.
Jan.
34.
-A
supplementary
channel
of
personal
communication
was
the
description
given
by
Colonel
Aanery
to
the
proponed
new
post
of
British
Government
representative
in
Canada,
in
an
interview
with
newspapermen
GREEK
MINISTER
CONFERS
WITH
LARXIN
LONDON.
Jan
34.
D.
Oaelaounos.
Ore
-It
minister
her,
oonfarrod
with
Hen.
P
C.
Lsrkin
in
regard
to
s
trade
treaty
between
Canada
and
Oreece.
nere
l
rv
tTtity
tetWctn
th
two
countries
at
present.
CONSERVATIVE
LEADERIA
ARRIVES
AP
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Jan.
34
Hon
S.
P.
ToUnle.
leader
of
the
Bm
lac
Ooiumbls
Oonser-vative
psrty,
accompanied
by
OeAeral
McKae.
has
urnvert
here
for
th
opening
ot
tin
eMim
wiiirh
takes
place
Thurs-"iy
.
i
I
tllY
ItOllLIN
UII.
WINNIPEG
Jan.
t4Ldy
Roblln.
wife
of
s.r
Rodman
Roblln,
former
I'Miaici
of
Mau.tobu.
died
today.
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