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KNOCKED
.
DOWN
TWICE
THEN
WON
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
7.
Tommy
l.mmh-IlKht
heavyweight
champion,
won
liiircn
round
deelalon
after
I'w
knockdowns
In
the
first
round
'!
I
im
I
;nski
oi
AlMM'ilccn.
Walilii!-
lit,
.
v
i
i
1
'I.
Swollen
waters
of
Thames
met
abnormal
'
FUNSKHELD
whipped
oy
neavy
gate
witn
acvasiaung
effect
in
English
capital
today
BOATS
PLYING
FOR
HIRE
ON
STREETS
Low
lying
part
of
city
scene
of
desolation,
with
streets
flooded
one
to
four
feel;
electric
lights
failed
LONDON.
January
7.
Overwhelmed
with
startling
suddenness.
20
persons
were
drowned
in
the
London;
serious
conditions
as
the
snow
in
the
1
names
vaucj
melts.
.
The
Thames
at
noon
today
was
still
in
the
Hood
stage
above
the
locks.
At
Mosely
sail
boats
arc
naviga
ting
the
streets
while
at
Maidenhead
unemployed
art-
reaping
a
harvest
in
rescuing
abandoned
auiomo.ieh.
Punts
are
plying
for
hire
like
taxicabs
ferrying
people
about
town.
,
t
m
The
low
lying
part
of
East
London
from
Tower
PHdge
to
Limchousc
and
the
Isle
of
Dog
is
a
scene
or
desolation
this
morning.
The
streets
are
flooded
from
one
to
four
feet
and
the
electric
lights
have
failed.
ALEXIS
MARTIN
TO
REPRESENT
BOARD
IN
EIGHT
HOUR
APPEAL
w
"TORI
A.
jn.
7.
Alexl
Martin
l
i-i'jireM-nt
the
board
admlnlatcrlug
Mul-
Minimum
Wkge
Act
In
Ita
ap-'i
in
Pleld
w.
InUrnatlonal
Timber
'
involving
the
teope
or
the
board'i
"
"it
nn
hour
wage
order
in
the
"iber
lnduitry,
the
board
arguing
..Hunt
the
itMtt
deelalon
excluding
nip
Hunk
lea
from
tbe
order.
EMPLOYERS
MUST
GIVE
FACT
ABOUT
PRODUCTION
VltrroniA.
Jan
7.
More
questlon-T"'
leaned
by
the
provincial
labor
department
require
einnlQiera
to
aubtnlt
...
i.flflil
Hii,im
af
their
prd,uhf)fj
'K
I
he
induatrlal
output
of
Villi'!-.
the
pro-
ENGLAND
DEFEATED
SOUTH
WALES
TODAY
TWICKENHAM.
Jan
7
feated
Houth
Walea
in
today
the
"ecore
being
eleven.
Prmce
Rupert.
Raining
j.le
trmDcriilure.
oi
Port
Slmpooh
JCngland
de-rugby
game
eighteen
to
VICTORIA
SWIMMERS
BEAT
UNIVERSITY
VICTORIA.
Jan.
7.
Uf'
aquatic
Vrity
m
the
itara
defeated
Vancouver
annual
awlmmlng
gala
here
laat
night
0.1
point
to
67.
J.tP
MINT
HVNtl.
OTTAWA.
Jan.
1
The
Oi.vcrnnieut
rrucd
to
intervene
in
the
luinging
at
Vancouver
of
Iuchl
Oakl
for
Ui
murder
h
Japaneae
woman.
"
WBATIIKK
UBl'OUl
aoulhvaat
'Raln.
southwest
wind.
temp.
M.
Huyaporlr
Raining,
temp.
44.
Hsaelton
-
Cloudy,
southeast
wind.
temp.
31
nuriia
l.ke
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Auyox
Ruin.
calm.
temp.
38.
Allre
Ann
Itnllili'K.
c'n.
"'
3t
Aivaiuth
H:nlng.
''
1n,l'
;,fl
Hiwswood
Rainl-iK.
calm,
temp
38
Tirnx-c
Ral"lg.
i'm'
tm)
38.
A.lvM-tliic
in
the
Dully
News
34.
l
jilt
A.
V.
Edge
Laid
to
Rest
ToJay
With
Anglican
and
Masonic
iJurial
lutea
Bervkc
bilng
held
c
Ji.cmrcntly
Hi
Masonic
Te:n;
j.
AnUrcw.-
Angllcan'
Cathedral,
fur.cikl
i.ic
lo:
the
late
"Aaron
W
Edge
hcl.i
al
three
o'cljcl:
tins
Hitarnoun.
;;i.mj
Iriencs
"I
the
deceived
being
In
at-undaiirc
10
pay
tneir
!lul
resjjec;
to
the
memory
ol
pioneer
and
fa-teamed
oUtaen
Arohdcicon
U.
A.
KU
officiated
at
the
chinch
t;vioe
at
the
area
today
when
the
most
devastating
flood
in
the
his
ooucluslon
of
wh
land
and
AM.
O
P.
Tinker.
Tl:er
were
many
flonl
tributes
in-cludiuf
ptaoaa
from
the
following:
Reuil
Merchant!
Association.
Angus
MoiUmer.
Bnoeh
Lodge.
No.
09.
A
P.
At
All
(Anyoai;
W.
M
Watu.
Prince
Ru
pert
Shrine
Club,
air
and
lira.
William
Weat
Sin
ec
ton.
Kr
and
Mr
W
O
Oxk-
ley.
Royal
Socle',
y
of
St
George.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Brookibaiik.
Brlttah
American
Paint
Co.
i
Vancouver
I.
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ales
Finnic.
Anderton.
P
liking
too
Bros..
(
Vancouver).
E
Wilding.
A.
C.
McMeekln.
Mr.
and
Mra.
U.
Suga
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mra.
M.
M.
Craig.
Or.
and
Mra
H.
L
Alr'xander.
Mr.
and
Mra.
J.
L.
Cnrlatle.
Mr
and
Urt.
O.
A.
Woodland.
Mr.
and
Mra
Adam
Hackle.
Mr.
and
Mra.
A.
H.
Carmlchael,
Mlai
I.
O.
Lenox.
Mtaa
8.
A
MI1U.
Mr.
and
Mra
C
C.
MUla.
Mr
and
Mra.
A.
I.
.
Baaett-Jonea.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Brneat
8m
lth.
j
M.
Hot
kin.
Mr
and
Mra.
Bbelford
Darton.
O.
P.
Tinker.
Prince
Rupert
Pfnen'
Aaaoclatlou.
Mux
Margirrt
Kergln.
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
O.
Vlgar.
RaMn
Chapter.
No.
13
R-AJf.:
Tyee
Udte.
No.
M.
AT.
All
:
Beltot
Chapter,
No.
11.
Order
of
the
Kaatern
Star
and
Mr
and
Mra.
A.
T.
Parkin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ch
T:,l..i.an
Lodge
lorv
of
modern
London
sweDt
the
Thames
Hiver
over
itio
w.
a
a,
under
the
worship
banks
at
several
points.
An
abnormal
tide,
whipped
by
JLX.
a
heavy
gale,
met
the
flood
of
waters
pouring
down
from!
oawury
wo
interment
a
m.
the
interior
and
the
rush
of
water
was
so
sudden
thatj;"
SZaJtTZ
hundreds
of
persons
sleeping
in
basement
rooms
were
ia-w;ju.
j.
ore
o.
a
w,
idriven
from
their
beds,
at
least
110
being
trapped
mere
iuith
the
possibility
of
further
victims.
I
Fifteen
casualties
arc
reported
in
the
wesiminsicr
aro
,.
two
at
Putney,
two
at
Hammersmith,
and
one
at
j;-.!"
ST
Hurlinjjham.
Thrilling
traaic
stories
of
narrow
escapes
nave
oecn
irert'ived
from
all
districts
running
into
mu
iuuiuv
v-a-
tuarv.
Tim
ninai
nntliptir
iitorv
was
the
drowning
oi
'
four
sisters,
daughters
of
a
workman,
whose
eight
children
were
trapped.
The
father
managed
lo
save
four
of
the
youngsters.
...
.
The
Port
of
London
authorities
believe
that
the
danger
point
is
receding
for
today
but
predict
further
NEW
TARGETS
USED
AT
MINIATURE
SHOOTING
Hcorr
Xat
aa
High
with
Hiiller
ami
Rlnga
Hmallrr
Tlian
CiiatiHiutry.
The
new
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association,
was.
auudard
tarneU
were
lined
for
the
tint
time
laat
night
In
the
thoot
at
the
miniature
rangea.
The
bullaeye
waa
mnaller
and
alao
the
ring
aud
the
reault
wan
smaller
ecorea.
which
follow
A.
Wyiey
00
W.
Brana
90
R.
WUaon
87
B
WUaou
U
M.
M.
lamb
84
A.
Bureau
(1
J
D.
McKay
78
H.
Culllson
78
Stuart
OS
VANCOUVHU
i:xchan(;i
Wheat
BC.
silver
...
Big
Missouri
.
Coast
Copper
.
Cork
Province
Occrge
Copper
Olartalone
Independence
.
Indun
I
and
L
beiidsmith
I.m-kv
Jim
Premier
:'ir;cr
Id.ilio
IBIlveruival
!
Silversmith
.Hiiiil'nh
1
:
:
i
...
Old.
1
.
frtt
.24
18
2
36
2.80
12
.16
.14
it
M
.08
lflSw
.18Vi
05
.04
so
,ai
j
2
28
2.30
37
.38
08
20
24
1
45
1
50
f
OFF
FOR
;RAT
FLIGHT:
Col.
CharleH
Lin
Jbenrh's
"Spi.it
of
Ct.
IffuiM"
be
in
it
wheeled
to
the
runway
ready
to
hop
off
for
Mexico
City
:
British-
Secretary
of
'State
Hopes
Australian
Treaty
Will
Prove
Success
and
Benefit
Both
VICTORIA,
January
7.
"I
am
satisfied
that
prosperity
returns
more
and
more
to
the
Mother
Country
and
Canada.
Immigration
from
the
Old
I-md
to
the
Dominion
is
largely
the
increase
in
population,"
atated
Rinht
Hon.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amery,
secretary
of
state
for
dominion
affairs,
in
an
interview
yesterday.
The
dlitinRuinhed
visitor
said
he
could
not
see
how
the
three
thousand
family
scheme
could
be
extended
until
they
could
see
what
progress
had
been
in
the
matter
of
immigration
policies
during
his
absence.
He
suid
he
intended
seeing
the
various
provincial
govern
emeata
and
the
Canadian
Government
EXCAVATION
FOR
THEATRE
Tenders
to
be
Opened
This
Afternoon
and
Building
May
be
Ready
Sept.
1
Tenders
will
lie
oiearl
thl
after-ihwii
for
lite
eu-auillen
en
the
south
Me
of
Third
.Urnue
JuM
Met
ll
l
ulliin
Street
ahere
.v.
V.
and
fuul
Altamff
Mill
rml
Ml
new
theatre
and
It
Is
expected
lo
get
lite
work
uiliiHll.t
ctartrd
im
Mondu.t.
Meantime,
arrhllerl'a
Ish
fr
lite
structure
Mill
lie
gtitteii
out
and
It
was
annoum-rd
Ibh
niurnlng
b
l"aui
Altaaufr
that
lite
work
vteHld
be
mhetl
through
lu
rtMHnlrthHi
nlln
a
tlrw
to
having
lite
bouae
read;
for
business
o
Sc4eiiUrr
I,
M'-Alvssttff
had
no
comment
lo
Huke
mi
reports
thai
negnllathMts
were
under
may
with
u
view
lo
securing
property
additional
to
the
fifty
foot
frontage
on
Third
Avvtine
sirred)
purchased
frMti
WIIIuvhi
I
ten
holm.
WHEAT
I'llHH
TOII.W
VAiycOOVBR,
Jan
7,
The
price
of
No.
1
Northern
wheat
today
i
48H
Swing
hla
tour.
He
intend
alao
to
viatt
aatUera
under
the
three
thousand
family
acbeme.
Dtacuaalng
tbe
Canadtan-Auatrallan
trade
treaty,
he
expteaaed
tbe
hope
that
It
would
work
out
to
the
mutual
benefit
of
the
two
countries
Hi
felt,
however,
that
the
auccesa
of
the
treaty
would
be
greater
U
a
far
aa
poaalble
Canada
brought
dried
fruit
from
Aua-tralla
instead
of
California
and
Australia
bousht
lumber
from
Canada
In
!
place
of
Oregon.
He
waa
pleased
to
jure
that
a
number
of
boaes
used
to
I
park
Australian
fruit
ee
from
Canadian
lumber.
I
Mr
Amery
spent
the
afternoon
visit-,
ing
a
number
of
inatltutwna
and
was
!
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
dinner
at
Government
Home
laat
night
at
which
coven
were
laid
for
sixty.
Today
ne
addresses
tbe
Canadian
Club.
CONDEMNS
PROPOSAL
BRIDGE
AT
LADNER
VANCOUVER.
Jan
7.
-
Condemning
th
nmnail
to
erect
a
bridge
across
the
Praser
River
at
Ladner,
the
com
mission
of
British
Columbia
snglneers
which
inquired
Into
the
project
advocates
railway
and
highway
structure
somewhere
between
Port
Mann
sad
Barnston
Island.
In
r
r
!
r
r
i
nice
ot
uauy
mws
tur
to
SO
Cents
a
Month
When
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert
Commencing
with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
h
as
follows:
Delivered
in
Prince
RuHrt,
50c
u
month
in
advance,
or
$6.00
a
year.
Out-of-town
in
Northern
or
Central
B.C..
.:.00
a
year
or
four
months
for
$1.00.
Other
Ciuiudlun
or
U.S.
points,
$('..)i
a
year.
The
only
way
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
North
is
to
reud
a
northern
paper.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
I
-
-
'
;
XVIII
.J5.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1928
Price
Five
Cent
RUM
RUNNING
SCHOONER
LOST
WITH
CAPTAIN
AND
THREE
Thrilling
and
Tragic
Was
Flood
Which
Overwhelmed
Part
of
London
Today
Drowning
20
People
in
Beds
THIS
AFTERNOON
Four
Drowned
and
Two
Saved
When
Schooner
i
Noble
Crashed
on
Rock
Tremendou
Seas
Running
and
Schooner
Pounded
to
Pieces
Within
Hour
After
Striking
Escalante
Reef,
Vancouver
Island
VICTORIA,
January
7.
four
people
were
drowned
when
the
.
motor
Hchuoner
Noble
oi
Vancouver
was
wrecked
on
Escalante
Reef
on
the
w.'.U
coa:
l
of
Vancouver
Island,
according
to
word
received
here.
The
drowned
are
Captain
J.
Kerr,
Chief
Engineer
H.
VVil-liams.
Chief
Olticer
B.
Wall,
Cook
S.
V.
Herby.
Wireless
Officer
Cliff
De.-ichamps
and
Second
Engineer
F.
Bell
were
taken
off
by
the
Tolino
lifeboat.
;
The
Noble
was
engaged
in
the
liquor
trade
and
was
recently
under
.seizure
here
for
infraction
of
the
customs
regulations.
She
balled
from
Vancouver
on
her
lait
tripa
-
'Oct..uer
20.
clearing
fcr
Ouadaloupe
Is-
I
lai
d
In
Mexico
with
400
caeca
and
20
keg?
of
whiskey
and
It
la
understood
:
he
discharged
her
cargo
some
week
ago
There
was
little
wind
when
tbe
Noble
v;.;-ed
but
heavy
fog
and
rain
and
nm
tremendous
aeaa
were
running.
GRAIN
SHIPPED
DURING
WEEK
oigant
c
waves
pounded
the
schooner
to
Vancouver
Export
Still
(Joes
Very
P:cc
within
an
hour
after
striking
I
Lar2eiy
t0
European
I'orts
the
rock
300
yard
off
shore.
1
-
One
body,
believed
to
be
tbat
of
srvy
!
VANOOUVXR.
Jan.
7.
Grain
tXDorted
tbe
ships
oook
was
wasawd
ashore
w-
l&om
this
port
stUt
goes
eery
largely
to
terday
afternoon.
Afsoratlng
to
the
m
Cteannes
fer
tbe"
week
urvivoja.
wboaMjU
a.saxkWa
oondlru
foaow;
,
tton.
tbe
Captain
lost
Mi
sswnsg
aasi
WfcMnd
HamaasW
aim
WMfhtU
crashed
at
I
ajn.
Thursday
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
I.I.A(ilF.
lilt
Moll
I.
Aston
Villa
3.
Liverpool
4.
Blackburn
1.
Rjlton
Wanderer
8.
Bury
2.
Burnley
0.
Cardiff
1.
The
Wedaesday
1.
Derby
County
2.
Portsmouth
2.
Everton
3.
Middles
boro
1.
Huddenfleld
5.
West
Ham
2.
Msncbaster
United
1.
Birmingham
1.
Sheffield
8.
Arsenal
4.
Sunderland
2.
Lr
caster
t.
Tottenham
S.
Newcastle
2.
Division
II.
Barnsley
2.
Preston
1.
Blackpool
2.
Chelsea
4.
Fulham
3.
Swansea
a.
Orlmsby
0.
West
Bromwlch
8.
Nctts
County
1.
8toke
City
a.
O'.rtham
4.
Brisfjl
City
1.
P
.
Vale
1.
Msucheater
City
3.
Reading
4.
Clapton
0.
S-.iithaniptou
1.
Leeds
4.
Sjtith
Shield
8.
NotU
Pormt
4.
Wolveruampton
1.
Hull
City
1.
SCOTTISH
I.EAdl
E
llMu
I.
Clyde
2.
Hearu
2.
Dundee
2.
St.
Mlrreu
1.
Dunferml.ne
1.
Partick
7.
Palklrk
1.
Celtic
3.
Hamilton
7.
Bunee
0.
Hibernians
2.
Motherwell
2.
Kilmarnock
3.
Aberdeen
1.
Queen's
Park
1.
Alrdrleonlan
1.
Raith
Rovers
0.
Bt
Johnstone
0.
Rangers
2.
Cowdenbeath
a.
TRIALS
PREPARATORY
TO
BIG
BOAT
RACE
(
rrw
for
lrl
and
CanilHiilge
Etrnt
to
be
tiveeen
Noon
fr
Etriit
on
.March
31
LONDON.
Jan.
5.
Judging
from
the
form
di-played
by
the
crea
In
the
Trial
Klgiita.
the
authorities
at
Oxford
and
Cambridge
seem
to
nave
plenty
o.
tsle;jt
from
which
to
select
their
crewn
for
next
year's
boat
race,
which
it
to
be
roved
on
Saturday.
March
31.
The
trial
eight
crews
this
year,
both
at
Oxford
and
Cambridge,
were
very
much
stronger
than
for
some
years
past,
and
this
was
In
no
small
measure
due
to
the
fact
that
Blues
were
Included
In
the
crews.
At
Oxford
A.
M.
Hankln.
P.
W.
Murray
Threlpland.
and
N
E.
Vhltmg.
three
Bluee.
were
In
the
losing
crew,
whilst
st
Cambridge
R.
J.'
Biles;
who
stroked
Cambridge
to
victory
this
year,
led
the
winning
csew:
whilst
R.
Beesly,
another
Blue,
was
In
the
losing
boat.
Ii-
both
caei
thei
were
very
fine
ivies.
V
S
Llewellyn
'
crew
winning
M
Uoulafleld
by
a
quarter
of
a
length,
whlMt
R.
J..
Elle'a
crew
were
successful
r:.:
In
.i
lrn-jtli.
land
for
Bremen
347
baahela.
Pacific
Cemmere
for
ilsnobeetcr
as.-looo
bushels.
Sedgepool
for
Liverpool
3,SBS
busbeU.
Seapool
for
U.K
.-Continent
27.1B9
bushel.
Ovington
Court
tor
Ooton
for
orders,
301.254
bushels.
Rockpool
lor
Hamburg
391
JgO
bushels.
Diadem
for
OJiCOtsslnefii
280
J
18
bushel.
Illlngworth
to
Palmouth
ter
orders.
303.208
bushels.
Reed
pool
for
London
Mt.TIv
buebela.
TrcfusU
for
Rotterdam
MMQO
bus.
Norway
Mru
foe
TaaMtao
48J80
bushel.
Baltimore
Mara
for
Kftjoya
S3
333
bushels,
for
Kobe
58.084.
tor
TofeoUams,
S
3O0
bushels.
Ryoka
Hani
far
Tokebams
31.788
bushels.
Kaikjru
Maru
for
Tsurumi
28,667
bushela.
for
Nagoya
45.000
bushels.
Point
Judith
for
Puerto
Colombia
18,-
080
bushels.
STORM
HOLDING
GRAIN
STEAMER
IlritUh
Freighter
Uvenpool
Will
Not
Arrive
Till
Tonight
Teespool
About
Heady
to
Sail
Delsyel
by
the
storm
outside,
the
British
freighter
Leve-.ipool.
Prince
Rupert's
eleventh
grain
ship
of
the
ason,
was
waiting
In
Dixon
Entrance
this
morning
for
the
weather
to
abate.
At
ten
o'clock
this
morning,
the
vessel
had
.tot
yet
taken
her
pilot.
CSPt.
Larry
Thomson,
aboard
at
Rose
Spit
so
will
rot
arrive
before
la4e
this
afternoon
or
this
evening
at
the
esrllesi.
Ins
Teespool.
ninth
iXatt.
ha
now
bout
completed
leading
at
the
elevator
and
pouring
of
grain
Into
the
Holmpark
will
commence
as
soon
aa
lte
is
clear
The
weather
thM
morning
was
delaying
the
pouring
of
grain.
Railway
offices
this
morulng
reported
the
i
rival
ot
88
carloads
of
grain
during
tlve
past
twenty-four
hour
with
une
280
cars
or
the
dtolstoa
bound
here
from
the
prairies.
JAPANESE
PRINCE
IS
TO
BE
MARRIED
TOXIO.
Jan.
7.
The
engafeinent
ot
Prince
Chtuhibu.
brother
of
the
Japanese
Emperor,
to
Setau
Matsudaira,
daughter
of
Haron
MaUudaira.
ambassador
to
Washington,
is
announced.
(
Ill
UTS
til
ItKVIMON
V1CTOKIA.
Jan
7
Revision
courts
lo
consider
the
laud
assessment
for
provincial
taxation
wilt
be
held
all
mer
the
province
between
now
and
tbe
ui
Pvbrudi'y