Save
Money
.,.,.
,
neapft
way
to
buy
the
0.
i
Ncwh
is
to
subscribe
by
the
tih'
"t
'
nd
yur
1S
delivered
to
your
address
.vciiiiu.
Just
figure
out
the
,nnli
ct
to
yu
'or
this
dally
",rr
lor
twelve
month!
I.RPRTA
AQlf-cn
ta
COPY
THIS
PROVINCE
'
SlaV
A
WWH
'
"
'ciation
l
aiding
the
pro-
''
'-intiiie
to
pass
a
town
plan-'
1
"lilni
t
that
adopted
by
tha
1
MANY
ENTRIES
IN
GRAND
NATIONAL
STEEPLECHASE
LONDON.
Jan.
23.
-The
weight
have
,
been
allotted
u
111
steeplechase
horses,
who
are
nominated
fro
the
IB1
Orand
National,
to
be
run
at
Old
Alntree
on
March
30
The
punlaning
lop
weigni
of
175
pound
for
the
grind
of
more
than
four
mile
I
given
two
veteran
of
the
hurdles
Mrs
ranntw
ojna.
winner
lt
year,
and
Bttphen
San-fords
Br.gbt
Boy.
third
last
year.
Third
horsr
In
the
weln'iu
1
latter
how
with
a
Hero,
an
eight
-year-old
f0O(l
record,
who
get
7:l
lt-
Jnrlt
Hcmer.
who
won
li-i
the
American
owner.
A
C
Bchwartr.
In
IBM,
1
allotted
11
pmmU.
Tlie
feature
of
the
weight,
however.
I
the
record
number
of
entrle
The
figure
compares
with
about
seventy
entrants
last
year.
NBLSON.
Jan.
23
-
Auto
licence
to
the
number
of
202
have
been
issued
to
date
thl
year
through
the
government
offloea
nre
for
the
dletrlct
of
West
Kootenay.
To
date
162
licence
have
been
Issued
by
the
Nelson
office
and
50
by
the
provincial
police
at
Crouton
i-.u
iiiir
on
Tin:
n.Y.
Irate
muster
do
negro
servant)
Raa-tua
I
thought
I
told
you
to
get
a
domestic
turkey
Thl
one
ha.
.hot
In
It.
ftattU"
I
done
got
Master
Well,
how
a
domestic
turkey
did
the
ahot
gel
In
It?
RMlti"
I
"w'k
,hcy
WM
m,M
IJIl',
Mill
Judsr
for
HUM
AMBmrAX
T(l
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4
IIKIT1II
ItMlljlTKV
!
.
4
American
freighter
Ki
Abrto.
far-
f
merly
in
the
lumber
carrying
4
1
service
beiween
Buckley
Bay
a
id
4
Los
Angrier
and
lecently
told
to
1
Jamas
Grimth
At
Son
of
Seat-
4
4
tie
U
being
changed
tc
Canadian
4j
4
registry
and
l
being
recondl-
4
4
tior.ed
at
Yarrow
ahlpyard
at
4
4
Bsqulmalt
It
U
planned
to
4
1
4
operate
her
In
the
B
O.
service.
4
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4
444444444444-4.'44
CANNERS
AGREE
REDUCE
GEAR
VANCOUVER.
Jan
23
-
A
voluntary
agreement
was
reached
by
the
B.C.
Sal
man
PaeH,'r
heieby
a
rrductloa
In
the
flahtng
gear
along
the
lines
suggested
by
W.
A.
Pound
would
be
made
during
the
neat
few
years.
It
was
stated
here
Saturday
night.
Ninety
per
cent
of
the
cannera
are
said
to
be
behind
the
proposal.
,
HOME
OIL
TO
SELL
RETAIL
VANCOUVER.
Jan
23
The
Home
Oil
Company,
operatnu
in
the
Turner
Valley,
will
enter
the
wholesale
and
re-ta'.l
gaaolin?
and
petroleum
product
field
through
a
aub.ldiary
company
known
as
'Home
Oil
DUtrlbutora
Ltd."
Operations
M
the
company
are
planned
to
extend
ultlimitely
over
western
Canada
The
reiliicry
plant
of
the
Vancou
ver
Oil
Conipatn-
at
North
Vancouver
has
lein
taken
over.
VANCOUVER
WORKERS
FEW
AUTO
LICENSES
!
KILLED
ON
THE
P.G.E.
ISSUED
IN
NELSON
!
VANCOUVER.
Jan
93.
A.
Soucle
and
I
W
tjOiWICy
U
uiuvu.ri,
wmfmf
wii
,ih
Pacific
Ora.
Eiyi.em
Railway,
were
killed
Saturday
when
knocked
off
the
trestle
by
a
swinirlng
rail
and
(ell
hundreds
of
fee
Into
the
canyon
at
af
tie
U.4
naaf
'
llocet
The
trestle
was
being
torn
UP
because
of
a
.llvcrsluu.
CENTENARIAN
DIED
FARMED
IN
MANITOBA
WINNIPKO.
Jan.
23
Ptederlck
William
Stevenson.
Manitoba
Orand
Old
Man.
aged
104.
1
dead.
He
waa
born
In
England
in
1HJ4
ami
came
to
Canada
when
eight
yer
old
He
arrived
In
Manitoba
In
IBM
and
farmed
on
a
large
scale,
being
active
until
hi
rwrcut
Ill-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Information
Given
in
Telegram
In
a
telegram
addressed
to
Mayor
S.
P.
McMord'e,
which
was
received
at
the
City
Hall
on
Saturday
afternoon,
Misak
Aivazoff
who,
with
Paul
Aivazoff,
plana
the
construction
of
a
new
theatre
on
Third
Avenue
near
the
corner
of
Fulton
Street,
requests
thaity
to
grant
him
26
feet
of
additional
property
to
the
rear
of
The
lots
on
which
build
ins
is
contemplated
instead
of
the
ten
feet
which
has
already
been
tentatively
arranged
for
though
not
finally
passed
by
the
council.
In
the
message,
Mr.
Aivazoff
explains
that
his
architect
has
advised
that
the
sxtra
depth
will
be
required
for
the
type
of
building
proposed.
Sir.
Aivazoff
asks
that
prompt
attention
be
given
the
matter
so
that
reply
may
be
made
as
soon
as
possible.
The
request
is
being
referred
to
the
city
engineer
and
board
of
works
for
report.
More
Tourist
Travel
Expected
This
Year
Than
Ever
in
History
of
Port
Declares
Roy
McNaughton
There
will
be
greatly
increased
tourist
traffic
through
Prince
Rupert
during
the
coming
season
on
'Canadian
National
Hnilway
boats
and
trains
states
K.
F.
McNaughton,
district
passengar
agent,
who
is
back
in
the
city
following
a
trip
to
railway
headquarters
in
Montreal
where
he
attended
a
conference
of
officers
of
the
traffic
and
operating
departments.
While
i
.
.ie
East,
Mr.
McNaughton
had
the
opportunity
of
sixing
up
the
outlook
for
the
coming
year
and
found
all
along
tl
line
that
tourist
bookings
were
increasingly
heavy,
Indicating
that
the
1928
season
would
be
the
heaviest
Prince
Rupert
has
known
in
this
regard.
Thtg
coastal
cruise
through
the
"Inside
Pas
sage"
Is
also
gaining
In
popularity
and
.'a
ijie.
The
offlcla.
on'erenoe
which
he
at-ttntltd
waa
a
nnwi
auocesaful
gathering,
etates
Mr.
McNauxhton.
The
prtnetpal
figures
at
tlx
nmeUugs
ware
Hon
Charlea
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
rail
ways,
and
Sir
Hem
y
V.
Thornton,
pre-,
altfent
of
the
Canadian
National
Rati-
j
ways.
The
vuitiiu
ottlclala
were
well
;
taken
care
of
in
'lie
city
of
Montreal.'
Mr.
McNaughton
report
vary
mild
weather
In
the
at
least
as
far
as
tha
southern
part
of
Ontario
and
Que-bechave
been
conccrnad.
There
wa
no
snow
on
the
ground
at
Montreal
.
whlct.
Is
very
uirususl
for
this
Usae
of
th
year,
and,
so
far
tliav
winter,
the
olty
had
had
only
one
eaU
apall,
and
that
a
light
one,
around
Christmas.
People
are
worrying
about
their
natural
Ice
supply
and
It
looks
like
the
tea
manufacturer
are
in
for
a
but
years
buaHMms.
While
Mr
McNaughton
a
In
Montreal,
the
city
experienced
rainstorm.
With
plenty
ol
mow
on
the
ground
and
chilly
weailiri
Northern
Ontario
and
the
prairive
mm
to
be
experiencing
normal
winter
conditions.
Advertise
In
Til
Daily
New
LIQUOR
PROFIT
IN
MANITOBA
Total
Nrt
for
Year
U
$1,278,875.50
According
to
Report
Iwtucd
WINNIPEG.
Jan
23.
Net
profits
of
Hie
Government
Liquor
Control
com-mKiiou
for
the
fiscal
year
ending
April
10.
1927.
mounted
to
tl.SM
401.34,
according
to
the
fourth
annual
report
tabled
In
the
legislature
last
night
by
Hon
W.
J
MaJo-.
attorney-general.
f
rom
the
figure
has
to
be
deducted
$88,029.86
tinder
the
heading,
"Msjuor
Vendor."
leaving
the
profits
of
the
commission
available
for
distribution
at
1-8".875.0
In
the
dlatrtbutlon,
the
municipalities
and
the
government
share
equally,
the
municipalities
getting
e3,43T75,
and
the
giverument
receiving
the
aame
amount
WIIATIILK
lll.l'OUT.
Haytport.
-Clear,
light
wind;
temp.
M.
Port
Slinp'i'ii
t'lc.o-.
culm
'.ctup.
20
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4
lCTOIUA
i:CII.MlE
4
!4
UBTS
A
ILl'KRY
WITH
.
4
1
4
VANCOUVER
NOT
OrXN
4
4
VICTORIA.
Jan
21.
Wfth
the
4
Vancouver
exchange
closed
Sat-
4
4
urday.
the
loccl
exchange
ex-
4
i
per
meed
the
greatest
and
wild
4
4
est
market
on
record
during
the
4
4
brief
morning
session
and
at
the
4
4
close
brokers
held
bundles
of
4
4
unfilled
orders
In
their
hands.
4
4
Buying
orders
were
received
from
4
Vancouver
and
tvinntpeg.
4
44
4
4
444444444444
VICTORIA
POLICE
M
FOR
MORE
PAY
VICTORIA.
Jan.
33.
An
Increase
In
psy
t:r
all
members
-of
the
Victoria
19
8
Chf
Pry
stated
that
the
present
rate
of
pay
for
members
wa
far
below
that
'.!
g
paid
the
police
forces
of
surrounding
oit.'.'s.
An
increase
in
pay
would
attract
good,
honest
and
straightforward
men
to
till
the
various
departments,
he
said.
SEPALLA
WINNER
FAST
DOG
DERBY
LAKE
PLACID.
NY.
Jan.
23
In
four-teen
below
aero
weather
Ieonhardo
fiepalla
of
Nome
won
the
Dog
Sled
Derby
Saturday
making
the
second
day's
fifteen
miles
In
21
m.autcs.
11
secondt.
-nd
coming
in
first
on
both
daya.
wiiti.M
ueiii:
nm.
During
part
of
the
mcrnlng
and
afternoon
the
telegraph
wires
err
down
tomcwhere
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
so
that
many
of
the
usual
tele-mphlc
despatehco
did
not
i.iv.
Wlltl.LfH
HKI'llUT.
K
a.m.
DIG
BY
Pan
cloudy,
c.ilm;
5r
30.-03:
temp.
28;
pea
.smooth.
8
p.m
spoke
PacKIc
Monarch
at
Triple
Inland
tow-lug
the
barge
Pexuta
southbound:
10:20
p.m.
Camosun
passed
out
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
Paart
rloudy;
light
southeasterly
wind;
bar.
29.U0;
temp.
30,
ses
moderate.
BULL
HARBOR
-
Cloudy,
light
S
E
wind:
bar.
20.88;
temp
42;
light
awell;
8
p.m.
motorshlp
Norco
bound
from
Ketchikan
to
Vancouver
at
8
pjn.
waa
260
miles
from
Vancouver.
NOON
DIOBY
HtLAND
Clear:
calm;
bar
H30
03;
temp.
38;
tea
ameoth
DEAD
TREI;
Rain;
freli
8.E
wind;
her.
20
88;
temp.
30;
ea
rough.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
rlotidy:
8E
wind;
bar
2U84;
temp.
44
!
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing;
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
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RUPERT,
H.C,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
23,
1928
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in.
Jan
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t,)e:iil
pro
;'rittwn
of
a
line
uf
railway
Peace
River
and
Macken-i
.ill
way
la
aremlngly
a
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'
lir
prp)ect
i.ia'.n.uch
.ie
application
'.
given
by
law
rirm.
alurli
In
parlia-.
;ei
uai.dlea
auch
bllla
lot
'
I
i.
line,
north
of
the
Peace
!
'
to
run
'ram
Orlmahaw
to
v'
-;i
with
a
braiich
to
Ha)
".
and
Peare
River
railway
mice
la
given
for
J
Stuart
he
IdtMuton
law
firm
ol
n.rvey
to
Bury
and
the
Incor-ire
not
yet
dlscloaed
Th
xtenalon
of
the
Edmonton
v-un
line
it
aougbt
by
the
r.se.f.
I
ri
1
1-1
a
In
ninr
I
II
T
U
I
Ail
'
IS
IN
PORT
.
vihiiiw
JIl'HlVa
V
1J
iivni
lettterday
After
SI
nay
Voynge
From
Wnles
v
.i
fifty-one
day
voyage
from
!
'k.-.
South
Walet,
which
waa
'
i
i
unfavorable
weather
all
'!'
Atlantic
ocean
and
up
the
Ht
until
the
Straits
of
Juan
1
'
were
reached,
the
Bkttiah
'
HiniM-r
City,
Capt.
Burn.
PMnce
"
twelfth
grain
ship
of
the
eoa-'find
purt
at
1
30
yesterday
after
-ing
already
Uned
and
fuml-i
i
he
vessel
lminedlately
tied
tip
'i
Ahcrta
Wheat
Pool's
Prlnoe
u-'
'
I'v
iior
when
the
will
load
a
full
'
'
the
Vnlerd
Kingdom
or
Oon-
'
"
ii
iner
city
came
via
the
Panama
"
imllast.
Ii
ni
i
iriiAm
K
I
I
A
V
ml
IT
-
"
"
a
i
v
a
MUCH
BETTER
ainmi'.xi.
Jan.
2a.-utue
change
u
i
iir
condition
of
Rev.
Utile
moderator
of
the
Presbyterian
1
ho
wa
uken
from
the
wain
-end
following
&
heart
i-ii
i
nivaiilng
west.
TOBOMTO.
Jan
23.
-Montreal
did
the
leemlngly
lmpoaslble
on
Saturday,
beating
the
Caiiadlen
after
the
latter
bad
made
the
mot
marvwlloua
record
ever
i'
implied
In
the
National
Hockey
1
cogue.
ThU
la
tin'
first
lou
In
nlne-
eu
atartn
I
rw
m2ii:!lr'i!t
Maroon
defence
kept
ne
usually
br.lUi-nt
forward
line
of
:
t-ir
opponeu's
in
bay
while
tike
Mar-on
gave
the
Ctd,etH'
goal
lota
of
trouble
Loren
an.l
L4uc
got
the
!XiaJ';r
Phillip
and
Jollal
were
fined
50
each
'or
fighting
at
the
end
of
the
game
Toronto
strengthened
her
hold
on
the
aecond
position,
beating
Ottawa
ID
a
ijruelliiiii
game
in
which
17
penalties
sere
hand:)
out.
Kughie
Lehman,
tne
41-yenr-oU
gcalle
and
newly
ap'xi.nted
manager
for
"nicagt
.
performed
miracles
In
the
nets
i
nd
the
tailender
t.ed
the
leading
JoMon
teem
DETKOIT
Jan
23
-
New
York
Rangers
tied
BMt
n
for
first
place,
defeating
Puu'iurg.
wliile
Boston
lost
to
Detroit.
The
score
were:
Montreal
1.
Csnadkms
ft.
Bjstcni
1,
Chicago
1.
M
MI.W
IAMr.X
Bcton
2.
Detroit
3.
Pltuburs
l.
New
York
Ranger
4
NOTHING
DEFINITE
IN
REGARD
TO
WORK
BUCKLE
BAY
MILL
No
definite
wcrd
has
been
received
as
t-j
the
reopening
of
the
Buckley
Bay
mill,
the
litest
rumor
being
that
It
waa
likely
to
be
cutting
lumber
In
March.
At
prenent
everything
I
froaen
up
at
the
Bay
and
little
work
la
being
done
there.
The
general
impression
la
that
the
mill
will
be
working
in
March
but
no
official
announcement
in
regard
to
it
has
been
made.
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:
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1
a
m
m
m
aver
mm
ihj
WJF
Ef
KM
B
111
J.
MM
ll
l
ABOUT
READY
With
Doubtful
Prospect
Preceding
Election
VK
lOillA.
Ju.
23.
The
Legislature
.
.
:,.!
tomorrow.
IU
lasi
teuton.
.,1.1
:i
nd
an
election
la
likely
to
,.
,ui
:;i
tiie
coming
lummer.
Hjw-r
ii,,
iy
br
that
the
opposition
may
i
.mi
..ii-.t
tiuu
at
an
earlier
date
It
Premier
MacLeau
t
ready
.
Uy
tola
card
on
the
table
the
House
II
It
should
prove
j
m
The
revolt
of
Charie
m
giving
the
Conservative,
the
tlMcUon
may
be
cMeti
mr
other
ConMrvatlvea
w.iuld
hral
their
own
party
wtmiid-.
j.k
the
Llbaral
foe.
iu.i
preoedlng
an
election
1
lively
one
and
the
preaent
nld
be
uch
were
It
uot
lor
a.
t
of
the
uew
premier
who
nit
man
to
worry.
The
ab-i'
.
iierTt:ve
leader
from
the
a
wa'.:eulni
influence
fo.'
LES
CANADIENS1
Two
Men
Fined
Fifty
Dollars
Each
for
Fighting
at
End
of
Hame
on
Saturday
TORONTO
HI
AT
OTTAWA
ATRE
SITE
BY
AIVAZOFFS
pf"
.
-
..
.
i
ii
nmviiii!
irui
r
im
-in
i
t
iim
ana
tai
imaiiiMiai
'
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..
.
.
I
IIP!
Ill
III
UNITF.I)
STATES
MARINES
sailiiiK
on
the
battleship
Utah
for
the
fiKhiiiK
zone
in
Nicaragua,
been
declared
the
United
Stated
has
now
upwards
of
10,000
men
involved.
More
Land
Required
for
New
vci
'WReatre'-on
Third
Avente"ir
'
Though
war
has
not
PATTULLO
NOW
VERY
BUSY
MAN
Au'minhiterins
Portfolio
of
Provincial
Secretary
Doubles
His
Work
But
Well
Organized
VICTORIA.
Jan
23.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat-ullo
l
a
much
more
busy
man,,
than
lui
te.:
ur
years
past.
Not
only
lnv
he
hit
own
heavy
department
to
ad-L::ni.-'.rr
but
he
la
now
provincial
secretary
which
gives
him
about
twice
as
much
to
do.
Haweve.-,
he
Is
physically
fit
and
the
land
department
Is
wtil
or
ganized
with
iwc
Prince
Rupert
men
In
chur,e.
O.
R
Naden
and
W.
Tumbull.
deputy
minister
and
assistant
defMUy
respectively.
Three
new
members
will
appear
m
the
Jioue
for
the
first
time
tomorrow-A.
Wellt
Orey
of
New
Westminster,
J.
A.
McDonsid
of
Itelson.
and
W.
T.
Kennedy
of
North
Okanagan.
The
last
mentioned
is
a
conservative.
Naturally
people
are
looting
wMh
In-
r.-e:-t
l:t
i:;y
re.'erenee
la
the
speech
tomorrow
of
the
railway
potley
of
the
government.
It
Is
expected
that
other
development
pro)ecU
wtu
develop
later
In
the
session.
ATLANTIC
IN
.
SIXTY
HOURS
Mystery
Srllp
Cherbourg
to
New
York
PARIS.
Jan.
23.
There
to
being
bum
in
Parla
a
ship
which
will
cross
from
Cherbourg
to
New
York.
It
Is
claimed.
In
sixty
hours
on
the
surface
of
the
water,
and
can
travel
in
all
klnOs
of
weather,
wh.ch
an
airplane
cannot
aa.
Sometime
in
AprU,
It
Is
hoped,
this
new
adventure
in
quick
transport
will
bo
undertaken.
The
mystzrt
ahtp
will
leave
at
dawn
one
day
from
Cherbourg
and
will
enter
New
York
balbot
two
and
a
half
days
later.
Storms,
Its
designers
ay.
will
not
affect
It.
vj
in
rough,
weather
It
wiu
make
between
forty
gad
fifty
knots
an
hour,
tn
eSJBs
weather
tt
can
make
seventy
knots.
They
will
have
police
department
waa
sought
by
Chief
j
sending
and
receiving
of
Pslioe
John
Pry.
In
tendering
his
:
tion.
They
will
carry
annual
report
to
the
Board
of
Police
j
ten
day,
and
will
follow
CwiiniMloueis
at
Its
tint
meeting
In
'lanes
so
they
will
be
In
no
danger
being
lost.
"Their
whatever
happen.
for
ship
wUl
not
Irak.
YUKON
PLANE
AGAINSTOPS
:
Engine
Hecomes
Overheated
and
landing
Necestiary
17
Miles
From
Mayo
DAWSON.
Jan.
23.
the
Btonoplva
"Queen
of
tVte
Yukon,"
uagiegreng
r
'
pair
near
Pelly
8ummrt
Where
It
WM
I
forced
to
land
November
St,
took
oft
;
again
Friday
but
after
38
-minutes
in
the
;a,r
Lieut
A
D.
Crulkthaak
WM
torotu
to
laud
17
mile
from
Mayo
whan
the
engine
became
overhestetf.
I
live
engine
will
be
taken
to
Mayo
for
the
rough
overhauling.
I
Un
CrulcUhank
and
Clyde
Mann,
on
I
ot
the
owners
of
the
plane,
weta
pas-
aenger
In
Prlday'
flight
!sEAnLE"MAY
BUILD
i
NEW
GRAIN
ELEYATOR
SEATTLE.
Jan
-
Construction
of
a
million
and
a
halt
busnal
grain
elevator
for
use
poss.bly
next
upring
I
expeottd
I
'.-.
folio
a
formal
request
for
the
strut-:
Hire
to
the
port
commission
by
th
merchants'
exchange
Thl
will
virtually
I
double
the
grain
facilities
of
the
port'.
PROPOSAL
ADVERTISE
PROVINCE
IN
PAPERS
victoria
Jn
23
Premier
UsvLean
promised
full
consideration
on
Saturday
o!
the
plan
muter
which
140,000
would
:
be
aie:it
in
ndverlislng
the
provtnefl
la
llg'iti
'
weekly
newtpspers
The
proposal
was
Utrnt
advanced
by
the
newspapers
at
a
confer-
ci..c
with
'.he
jovcruuicfit.