lave
Money
i
aiav
to
bUV
the
'
i
i
u
.
..
v.
.
T
'.
cost
is
15.00
and
your
iifii
to
your
address
Just
figure
out
the
'
you
for
thli
dally
,
...
twelve
months!
I
'M
P-
'V
ANADA
LACKS
ISUPREMEPOWER
nve
Memlwr
in
House
of
1
am
in
Say
Equality
of
Minus
it
Fallacy
Q'OWEIt
LESS
THAN
MONACO
.nhcf
i
unada
ur
Australia
Ila
Much
Extra-Territorial
lutrht
a
Small
Slates
rb.
3.
-
Sir
Oecrje
Per-
ut.
tpeRkinn
on
the
fl-:
ly
to
the
ipeech
tram
the
'
wed
'.he
op
nloii
that
the
.'
of
more
mlnnteni
to
for-
ai
ealabljihlng
a
dun
(Irut.
hi
Ooiuarvatlve.
argued
tb'
equality
of
atatua
at
be-u
and
Oreat
Britain.
The
'
I
anient
waa
auil
supnsae
of
the
Brltlah
Partlaroen'
niiipa
of
the
wven
sea
but
...in
Parliament
had
no
Jurla-'
i
Canadian
cltluena
once
tbey
Hire
mile
limit.
x'
n
laid
down
by
the
Privy
Mr
Cahan
aa:d.
"that
the
Par-'
'
Aiutralla
and
lu
varloua
'
m.c
Parliament
of
Canada
aud
p
ovliuea
haa
not
the
Juris-i
Meilco
or
Patagoula
or
any
mcrican
itulea
or
any
other
i"r
rrom
Liberia
down
to
iii'
of
bringing
home
and
-'
ci'
home
bv
Australian
or
'
!h,
Australian
or
Canadian
'-
'h
are
guilty
of
crime
beyond
1
"-
f
their
atate."
DR.
CLAY
DIED
AT
WINNIPEG
Model
aior
of
Presbyterian
Church
I
asscd
Away
in
Sleep
Ust
Night
WINl.Kn.
,-,b
8.AfU)r
,
uumt
Hey.
l,,-
cu.
D.D.,
Ml
'
of
ihe
Presbyterian
Church
In
ii
mi
pattor
or
nt
kjim'i
11
Victoria,
died
In
the
hospital
'""'el
65
Ma
lufbMi
.
wau-t.
'Wltliiawk,
huahanii
He
'
u"
"'"ked
improvement
during
the
""
M
clay
had
left
him
tor
the
r
Clay
hlM,
t
ttMMmi
''
;,r
3
years.
hc
was
ordained
in
'J'M''w
in
IBM
and
played
a
pro-,l"
part
m
church
work
In
pioneer
take
place
In
Victoria.
He
7''''"'
cl"Wran.
one
of
whom
la
,v
Victoria
lawyer,
and
a
"
Marnnret.
chief
librarian
at
l"'1'"'
library.
er
l.i
the
rourn
newn
inougn
wan
,-m
i,:ik1
uravt
in
order
to
conceal
'he
b.
dy
which,
subsequently,
hxiwever.
i
breaking
c'otn,
he
revealed
to
UM
fllcrr-.
investigating
At
one
juncture
)
.ititi
to
Constable
Chant
that
It
J
ill'
accident.
A'-curdlng
pielimlnary
His
son
Harry
to
evident
taken
at
the
trial,
the
elder
Smith
and
the
accuted,
'sent
out
(rum
DrltatU.
In
Mauett
Inlet,
where
i!-.ey
rmided
on
or
about
January
to
work
un
pre-emption
which
they
had
lai.iu
out
xinit
hall
a
closte
i
miles
or
,o
up
;he
Inlet
and
in
the
bush.
lHarr,'
later
itm
back
I..
ht
home
and
ihe
mother
uiet;uentl)'
became
anxlou.
about
her
liu
band.
The
young
man
it
out
.nd.
returning
kter
latcd
fi.'i
'.ieic
amok
Issuing
from
the
itlir
u-
j'A
lud
not
set
i
'
th
ught
that
be
wa.
all
ilghi
Ml
..
AW-Th
i
mothers
ai.'lf.y
u'ienUy
led
tc
n
search
parly
belnu
organised
bv
Proinell
Constable
Andrew
Oram
of
alasae't.
When
the
pt.rty
passed
tlte
Smith
house,
accuse
waa
seen
landing
with
hu
brotlKr.
rrana.
.
L
4.kH
gloup
of
rmei
lying
-
what
,n
uir
rlt:c
f
lor.
in
nrower
rrank
replied
Probably
to
signal
to
my
Isllicr.
ine
Ktu-
-
away
and
dim
aeen
no
more
tnai
oay
until
he
returned
home
about
7
pJB
wet
through
and
minus
some
oi
am
clothes
Constable
uraiii.
i
meantime
returned
with
the
eearcn
party,
waa
Hiimmonen
i
ic
and
took
charge
or
ti
atciiwn
iu
iilaht
Uurlnil
the
evening
iih
Hrant
that
he
had
accused
shot
his
father
and
dragged
the
body
to
a
hole
in
the
around
where
he
burled
It.
put
ting
two
charge
oi
powder
in
the
grave
ot
destroying
vne
uwu
for
the
purpose
mr.t
ni
the
burial
according
to
ac
cused,
one
shot
of
powder
wa
put
off
...
,r.v.
aMurilna
that
not
nutfl-
III
t"..
-
cient
damage
had
been
done
thereby,
a
econd
c
harge
was
put
off
which
covered
These
occurrences,
n
wss
up
the
budy.
ststsd
by
accused,
took
plsce
on
Priday.
January
JO
o.,
the
morning
of
January
.
Con-
while
journeying
from
Victoria
to
Liable
Oimit
''
"r:h
Prl'
we,,t
out
tne
-urvw,
along
to
Ihe
pre-emption
Victoria
lt
line
to
abut
one
half
mile
between
caoins.
uiere
the
two
pre-emption
Harry
Smlili
indicated
the
point
where
he
had
dun
the
grave.
The
grsve
cwas
cleverly
camouflaged
with
moss
)
aaral
bushes
which
had
been
placed
over
It
On
exhuming
the
body.
Constable
Grant
""id
Dr.
Dunn
found
the
whole
of
the
face
had
been
blown
way
leaving
onlv
some
Mesh
ana
ngnv
beli.it
shattered
Prom
ear.
the
skull
the
examination
It
was
also
dlsoloaed
.
r
the
bsck
hsd
also
been
lIMll
l
blown
away
by
the
charge
Bones
I
continued
mi
peg
DKMOXNTIt.tTIO.X
IN
vviiini
(.m:
kii.ui
at
MAXIIAS.
IMll.
TOIlAV
MADRAS.
Feb
3
On?
person
as
killed
and
live
wrluutly
injured
when
the
police
I
li
ed
on
peraona
staglnii
a
tie
.ov.'r,"
In
connection
with
the
arrival
of
the
comnilsaRin
on
Ina.an
r.-forau
today.
f
-r
CANADIENS
IN
LOSING
STREAK
Beaten
I.nl
Night
bv
Toronto
and
Dropping
Rack
In
Hockey
Race
VAMOOOVKR.
Peb.
S.
Tbt
Carladtens
las
to
Tofonto
last
night,
this
betaa
tka
thjad
atralgh;
leaa
on
thatr
o
tm-
Ttoen-
im
h
nw
cut
to
klaw
fbtoka.
-tan
sfaiyi
m$am
.
wna
Ottawa
in
eeoocq
pjaee
wiia
a
two
potat
lead
over
Toronto
who
are
two
ahead
of
Montreal.
Torcnto
lad
four
to
one
at
tae
end
of
the
second
period.
"Happy"
Day.
tb
Toronto
captain,
nearly
severed
b
achlltea
tendon
m
the
third
period
which
will
probably
keep
htm
out
ol
the
gams
for
six
weeks
Klrrea
scored
lat
night
for
CXtawt
winners
over
the
Montreal
Mavoona
in
toe
iaat
minute
of
overtime
play
Score
Montreal
0.
Ottawa
1.
4.
Canadians
3.
ilHUIMl
MIMTi:it
11.1.
CSAlfKXX.
Feb.
J
R
Rosa,
for
mer
mlnlator
of
public
works,
la
crttie-
ally
Ul
bate
with
pneumonia.
HOSPITAL
WORK
OF
PROVINCE
l'nttllllo
Says
B.C.
Does
More
Than
any
Other
Province
In
This
Respect
VICTORIA.
Peb.
3
Brltlah
Columbia
does
more
towards
provision
and
upkeep
of
public
hospitals
than
any
other
province
of
Canada,
declared
Hon.
T.
O.
Pattullo
in
the
Legislature
yeslertUj.
He
aald
the
total
operation
ot
U
public
hospitals
of
the
province
laat
year
amounted
to
S3.000.000
of
which
tne
Government
contributed
about
half
a
million
toward
the
care
of
00,000
patients.
and
aged
and
for
wayward
and
abandoned
children.
gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaaMw-
M,MaaaaBaaaaeaeaeaaasaPBBaseaseaseaseaseaseasea
PRINCERUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
ROYAL
ENGAGEMENT:
The
annou-n
-eiiieiit
has
been
made
with
the
approval
of
the
Kmiicior
of
Japan
of
the
engujrement
of
Miss
Setsu
.Mat.-udaii
a,
dauKh-ter
of
the
Japanese
ambassador
at
WashinKion,
to
his
brother-
Prince
Chichibu.
DETAILS
OF
OFFER
MADE
JOINTLY
BY
THE
C.N.R.
AND
C.P.R.
TO
BUY
E.DM
B.C.
RAILWAY
AND
EXTEND
'
EDMONTON.
February
'..Premier
Brownlee
tabled
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
the
joint
letter
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
E.
W.
BeirUy
offering
to
purchase
the
E.D.
and
B.C.
flail-way
which
includes
the
Central
Canada
and
Pembina
Valley
linea
and
to
operate
them
Jointly
by
the
Canadian
National
and
C.P.R.
sjratems.
The
offers
are
to
assume
liabilities
for
$7,000,000
debenture
stocks,
and
$2,402,000
outstanding
bond
of
the
E.I).
&
B.C.
and
to
nay
$8000,000
within
ten
years
for
the
asaet
and
physi-snl
properties
of
the
lines,
making
an
offer
totalling
$17,420,009.
The
offer
includes
a
guarantee
to
extend
the
lines
from
Whitelaw
to
Waterhole,
approximately
15
miles,
and
from
Wem
bley
beyond
Beaver
Lodge,
approxicately
25
miles.
Further
extensions
and
a
coast
outlet
are
to
be
constructed
aa
necessity
warrants.
Highway
Work
to
Proceed
and
Contractors
Will
Have
Gang
at
Work
on
Monday
State
Officials
Work
of
construction
of
the
Kaien
Island
highway
which
has
however.
Work
on
"the
Pi
i
ice
Rupert
Highway
In
the
Ulterior
mil
also
be
proceeded
with
during
the
omtag
Mason.
The
department
is
planning
the
commencement
In
the
neat
future
of
the
con
struction
of
a
pension
bridge
over
lu
Il,r
the
Copper
Bivei
new
Terraoe.
With
1
M
rao.oooooo.
steel
tow
era
and
i
main
spaa
of
380
feet,
thle.
It
la
sai
l.
wUI
be
the
largest
bridge
on
the
mm
ion
of
the
highway
between
Itaselton
.md
Terrace
and
will
be
an
Important
factor
In
Unking
up
the
towns
of
Ten
ace
and
Oak.
which
will
be
connected
by
read
before
the
end
of
laa
Woi
k
will
prooeed
during
the
coming
seanon
from
both
ends
of
the
Terrace-Hai
on
section
of
the
highway.
for
the
western
United
Stated,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
1"'
N"-
2H1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,.
fiAY,
FEBRUARY
:1,
1928
Price
Five,
Cents
t-
V
at
'
"
'
'
-
-
.
,
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
,-
.-
.
--
-
.1.'
BRING
GRUESOME
DETAIL
If
J1T
I
fir
rni
.
r
levoiting
muraer
was
l
hat
ot
James
Smith
at
Masseit
by
His
Son
Henry
Who
Has
Confessed
)Jy
was
placed
in
hole
blasted
in
the
ground
and
then
charges
set
off
to
con-
ceal
it
there
IS
COMMIUEDJOR
TRIAL
risoner
went
south
this
morning
for
Okalla
to
await
spring
assizes
at
Prince
Rupert,
lung
and
cold
blooded
details
pertaining
to
the
killing
l
pre
emption
near
Massett
presumably
on
January
20
Smith,
61
-year-old
settler,
by
his
twenty-four
year-MVnry
Smith,
who
has
confessed
to
the
patricide,
were
un-uy
by
officer
of
the
provincial
police
who
returned
to
the
wiling
aboard
the
gasboat
Salvage
Princess
after
inves-l
c
rime
A
ruroner's
jury
has
already
laid
the
killing
to
)i
who
has
been
committed
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
raur-.
was
brought
to
the
city
by
the
officers.
laat
night
and
.
-
ken
this
morning
to
Gkalla
by
Pro
vincial
Constable
Hugh
MciHinchy
ef
Prince
Ctr-ryt
to
await
Ms
trial
at
tlM
next
m.uh
of
the
ajuBMate-
Sweet
u.tj
l.i
the
prlni.
Town
Smith
has
cdiiiltii-d
u
tbr
police
that
he
shot
has
father
and
then
Misted
a
hot
In
the
grcund
in
winch
ht
burled
hla.
sub-ftqcrnliy
plnclnu
two
charge
of
pow
S
MASSETT
MURDER
CASE
Hundreds
of
Thousands
i
Pay
Homage
to
Haig
at
Big
Funeral
Procession
!
King's
Son
Attend
and
Nation's
Great
nre
Pall
Bearers
White
(5at-I
man
and
Riderless
Charger
Follow
the
Coffin
Through
Streets
to
Muffled
Music
LONDON,
February
3.
While
all
Britain
mourned
and
three
ons
of
the
King,
the
Prince
of
Wales,
the
Duke
of
York,
and
Prince
Henry,
led
a
three
mile
procession
from
St.
Columba's
to
Weatmin-ier
Abbey,
the
body
of
Field
Marshal
Earl
Haig
waa
today
borne
.n
rough
the
si
reels
of
London
in
one
of
the
greatest
military
p:ijfeants
in
the
history
of
the
British
capital.
The
casket
was
wrapped
in
a
weatherworn
Union
Jack,
which
erved
a
similar
function
on
the
cenotaph.
It
was
borne
on
a
gjjri
arriage
on
which
was
mounted
the
gun
which
fired
the
Empire's
rat
shot
in
the
great
war.
the
same;
.hat
bcreBrltalns
unknown
soldier
to!
!
last
resting
place.
Today
seven
1
1
ncurted
men
drew
It
slowly
through
'
'or.
don
as
men's
beads
everywhere
were
'
naied.
To
muffled
music
ot
a
mlll'.ary
band
.
U-e
procession
moved
through
the
silent:
streets,
crowded
with
hundreds
of
thousands
of
men.
women
and
children
I
Women
wept,
meat
of
them
In
black
carrying
bunches
of
red
paper
and
trZT
pallbearers
WZl
.
Included
.
Ueut.-Oen-i
,
.
i
Brldce
,
to
be
Built
Soon
on
..
Tlell-Tne
iiiwrntawagl
1
ort
LlemenU
Section
(.C
rai
Bswa
Deeuynmch.
Belgium;
PWd
Mamhal
Um
Metaam.l
Clty-Skidegate
Part
A
I-
jjjkirto
Jenieae
end
Beatty
and
Sh"agh
mdsT'KeSdjT-"
nation
paid
bomaje
to
the
great
dead.
WKATIIEK
m:iKT
I
Prluce
Rupert.
'art
cloudy.
potti
wind:
temperature.
8.
Customs
Reorganization
at
Vancouver
and
Other
Places
light
Suggested
by
Commission
Report
OTTAWA,
February
3.
-Premier
Mackenzie
King
yesterday
in
been
suspended
for
the
oast
six
weeks
or
so
on
account
of
frost
and
I
the
House
of
Commons
tabled
ten
interim
reports
made
by
the
cold
weather,
will
be
resumed
at
the
first
of
next
week,
it
was
learned
Royal
Commission
on
Customs.
These
reports
dealt
among
other
at
the
offices
of
the
provincial
public
works
department
this
morn-!
things
with
the
Chris
Moeller,
which
cleared
from
Vancouver
for
ing.
jRmes
Jack,
.superintendent
in
charge
of
the
work
for
the
Van-1
San
Bias
with
liquor
while
the
commission
was
sitting
at
Victoria
couver
Piledriving
and
Contracting
Co.,
ia
expected
te
return
to
the
J
and
which
was
refused
clearance
from
Victoria
on
the
request
of
city
on
Sunday
aboard
the
Camesun
from
Vancouver
where
he
has
.the
commission,
which
took
the
grouml
that
the
liquor
was
designed
WELL
KNOWN
B.C.
MAN
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Feb
3
William
87
years
of
age.
trader,
miner,
lumberman
and
cattle
rancher
for
45
years
0f
i
known
st
the
coast.
In
the
Okanagan
1
i
:;i
'!'v
C.i
.0.
I:
de.id
-been
for
the
past
fevr
weeks
The
work
remaining
to
be
done
on
j
the
present
contract
will
be
the
completion
of
the
road
from
th
city
limits
to
Oalloway
Rapid-
Grading
the
entire
distance
has
bean
completed
but
about
three
miles
of
plan
king
and
rock
surfacing
remains
'
be
done.
This.
It
is
expected,
will
t.ik
a
orew
of
M
to
80
meu
some
three
raeatne
to
complete.
By
the-
time
the
present
contract
Is
completed
it
is
considered
likely
that
provision
for
continuation
of
the
road
from
this
end
win
be
made.
Nothing
official
te
yet
obtu
uabat
regarding
this
In
view
of
the
evidence
given
by
J.
A,
Nosentofr,
R.
M.
Morgan,
J.
h.
Stewart,
and
Thomas
J
Pay.
"We
FIRE
SWEPT
I
FALL
RIVER'
have
considered
It
our
duty
to
transmit
same
to
the
Attorney
Oeneral
of
British
Columbia
In
order
that
criminal
proceeding
might
be
instituted
should
it
be
deemed
Advisable."
With
regard
to
the
customs,
recrgan-lxatlon
of
the
staff
at
Vancouver
la
re-
'oemmeuded.
The
report
says:
"The
Damage
in
American
Town
1
position
of
collector
at
this
port
de
Amounted
to
About
Thirty
five
Million
Dollars
FALL
RIVBR.
Maes
.
Peb.
S
-
A
disastrous
fire
was
checked
early
this
morn-
uiaadl
the
services
of
thoroughly
c?m
i
pvtent
and
experienced
officials
of
out
standing
executive
ability.
The
preven
tlve
staff
at
Vict?
Ha.
Vancouver
and
I
New
Westminster
appears
thoroughly
ef
ficient
but
It
Is
under
manned.
W'
liu;
alter
weplng
nn
area
of
five
recommend
that
an
Increase
In
the
blocks
and
levelling
at
le
38
ouU-
j
preventive
stalls
b
made
at
an
early
lugs
including
many
business
atrue-
j
,te.'
damage
ran
as
commission
reeoauuenda
that
two
boats
be
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
preventive
service,
one
a
e
agoing
boat
ACIfC
DPI
IA1UFWT
Tft
ifor
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
AuItU
rrttvLlfilllCll
111
'
land
the
other
a
speed
boat
for
the
straits
CUT
BATE
HW
fftAl
,ot
Oeor'
nd
adjacent
waters
Ub
1
Im
1
Li
U11
LVnli
i
with
regard
to
.Toronto,
the
report
said
"our
Inquiry
into,
the
admlntetra-
OTTAWA.
Feb.
3
Continuing
the
de-,
tlon
of
this
port
revealed
a
very
un-
bate
on
the
addre-u
in
the
House
of
I
satisfactory
condition
of
affairs."
transportation
rate
on
Alberts
coal
and
.
WHhIn
my
time
t
have
aeen
the
suggested
it
extend
for
a
duration
of
!
Tempersture
and
density
are
things
color
fade
out
oT
Cairo,
Damascus
and
three
years
pending
further
Investlga-
I
am
brought
up
strains!
every
day
of
"
:i'-UnlwoH'
c
arleo
R.
Crane.
'
t
!on
at
the
ra'c
of
S6
30
a
'on
:'
life.
S..uili'v
Baldaiu.
C01PLETI0N0F
GRAHAM
ISLAND
ROAD
EXPECTED
Treoehard.
repreaeoUng
the
flying
aer-
.
.
vlee.
Then
came
the
touchlnc
spec-:
BuUdtng
of
brtdfM
on
tae
TMl-ttert
tsele
of
the
Barra
batman,
the
devoted
Clements
road
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
manservant
ot
thirty
years.
Sergeant
'
Islands
will
be
commenced
shortly
it
ts
Srcrett.
who
was
with
the
Pteld
Mar-!
stated
at
local
offices
of
the
provincial
sbal
when
he
died,
walking
sorrowfully
'
department
of
public
works.
AuoUrer
with
bowed
head.
With
him
was
Half
's
two
miles
of
this
road
remain
to
be
charger
with
empty
saddle
and
draping
!
built
before
it
will
be
oagapieted.
of
gold
and
black
with
the
Marshal's
crest
upon
them.
The
Barl
had
ridden
him
in
France.
Britain
began
her
final
farewell
at
St
Columbia's,
later
at
Westminster
Abbey,
but
mostly
It
was
by
the
crowd
ed
thousands
In
the
streets
that
the
The
rebuilt
read
bet
wean
Skidagate
and
Queen
Charlotte,
a
dMtanoe
of
four
mll..
U
also
expected
to
Be
epea
shortly
for
traffic.
Surfacing
at
tBe
road
will
follow.
The
towns
of
Queen
Charlotte
Otty
Port
Clemenu.
on
thd
eatreane
eods
of
Qraham
Island,
will
be
thus
linked
up
via
Tlell
with
an
autotaohtte
road
on
the
completion
ot
the
comparatively
small
amount
of
work
remataUng
yet
to
be
done.
CHANGES
MADE
POLICE
FORCE
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Peb.
8.
Complete
reorganization
ot
the
police
tones
In
volving
demcttons.
promotions
and
trans
fers
but
no
dismissals
were
authorlaed
by
the
city
police
ecaamlaaion
this
morning.
Investigation
of
alleged
irregularities
will
be
continued
and
if
.
eetsary
a
Royal
Com
mission
will
SWANREPORT
ON
IRRIGATION
VICTORIA,
Peb.
3.
Major
Bwaas
report
on
Irrigition
conditions
in
the
Interior
of
Brltlah
Columbia
made
public
yesterday
by
Hon.
T
D.
Pattullo,
recommends
varloua
ueceaaary
relief
measures
to
fruit
growers
but
fnvds
on
the
whole
that
irrigation
charge,
so
far
as
fruit
growers
are
ailHil
jIhsiUI
not
be
too
onerous,
if
marttekbaf
oondiuoua
continue
to
improve
aa
annua
hope.
The
report
approves
the
government
handling
of
ths
irrlgaMon
system
In
all
Important
directions.
.
.
STOCK
MARKET
WENT
DOWN
TOWARD
CLOSE
NEW
YORK.
Feb
dny
twice
reversed
8.
The
market
to-the
trend
with
a
Commons
yesterday
E.
J
Osrland.
re-
In
regard
to
Reglna
it
Bays:
"Our
wave
a;
filing
at
the
close.
Recessions
presenting
the
United
Farmers
of
Al-,
Judgment
is
that
this
port
required
of
one
to
Mx
dollars
were
numerous
In
berla
st
Bow
River
urged
statutory
tnorougn
reorganieuuon
rally
ilcstiu
The
upward
movement
wiped
out
i".im
lones
but
was
fotlowed
by
a
Utc
lecewton.
Advertise
In
The
Dftliy
Mtwi
at.O