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city
paaaed
at
eafeaatenoe
yes-
eight
thoueand
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t
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whan
a
of
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mver
nooBar
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reached
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i
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tir
engineer
Har-
frZrl,'l
KPPta.
an
oilr,r.
auf-
GOVERNORAND
WSS
MACKENZIE
AT
ANHlJAL
RECEPTION
ORIA.
Jgn,
g
Lieutenant
Oov-'wiy
III
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'
aucau
at
tln
an
IMKIHIHK
K
TO
MMi.tK
nwitKcit
pstotorr.
rott
MUCK
MVKK
W.
O
Pulton,
pfraldent
of
the
Board
C
Trade
haa
received
word
from
Charlee
W,
Predertck.
editor
of
the
Peace
River
Record,
that
be
eapecta
to
be
In
Prince
Rupert
about
January
is
or
14
anl
arrangeaienta
will
be
otade
for
him
to
be
the
r:ilef
apeakar
at
thf
annual
meeting
and
dinner
of
the
Prlnc?
Rupert
Board
Of
Trade,
hla
lubject
being
'The
Re
Province
-
MiJ0R
MARTIN,
WORLD
FLYlvK,
CRASHES
AUAIW
lajMM
In
Kea
Verk
last
tire
fWlng
te
IJMtd
at
Ntghl
I'lltiHnl
Held
Plane
le-
niolKhrd
,
1
,
!
HICnlVll.il
NY
Ju
3.
Major
j
Prederttk
L
Mai
tin.
rammander
01
the
VS.
tmy
rouiiti-Uip-world
flight
In
ISM.
md
a
romaii::i.
iPt
with
cut
ai
i
brulaea
when
a
plne,
plIoMd
j
by
Muttln.
craaneo
at
"in
tempt
to
land
in
a
p.ounnca
nio.
Tho
Bucli
nr.
a
Oirt'ji
observation
plana,
ra
demollhcd.
Murtin
unerea
w..
y;
the
face
ami
bony
aim
wiuiin
of
Wallii((lii
a
!
brulaea.
Martin
droDDfd
out
Hit'
round
world
flight
after
hla
pi""
in
Alaska.
"l.V
itn
HO
POKT
UIIBR
RtrOltT.
pert.
Raining.
torug
rature,
41.
surfer
from
neavy
snows
ana
slushy
.
.
.
nrn
streets
following
cold
period
lAKM)
kAVfiJ
LONDON,
January
3.
Southern
and
Central
England
suffered
uy
ri.-iiig
waters
thia
morning
following
heavy
rains
and
melting
!m
There
were
many
instances
of
householders
being
forced
to
upir
floor
of
their
houses
while
the
furniture
floated
around
the
mom
on
the
ground
floors.
The
stocks
in
many
stores
were
ruined
by
the
floods.
Rail-
were
badly
affected
and
numerous
washouts
and
landslide
nr
"-itatinK
canrellatiM
of
schedules.
BODIES
FOUND
ON
THE
BEACH
Matomhip
Ploaeer
Waa
WrecUd
ad
Captain
aad
llnghatwr
Last
Uvea
vni
II
UY
MNOH
IS
MH1II
VAMCoevBB,
Jan.
3
Generally
mud
rainy
KtiUw
prevails
along
tot
coast
today.
Ktght
inches
of
enow
!cll
at
Hwedieh
Freighter
Sydland
Kails
for
Ketteraam
Tecapvol
Here
and
1
1
oh
park
Coating
Having
oi.
board
the
tergal
grain
srgo
nsr
loaded
from
th.
port,
the
wedlfcil
freighter
Syuleud
Cast.
A.
N
Laewen,
ealleu
at
10
o'clock
Sunday
ght
fvr
the
Crated
Kingdom
or
Cou-neat
with
a
full
car
taken
in
at
ttM
elevator
The
Sydlend's
deatlaa-I
ton
U
Rotterdam.
Holland
At
4
o'clock
jrta'.trday
afternoon
the
Vlct.rta
aunday
aad
ats
inches
at
Van-
BlUIlh
trailer
Tenpool
urna
Iron,
couver
but
heavy
ralaa
Monday
convert-
guu
Bbleids.
Bhglsnd.
and.
btln.
sled
it
to
aiuah
eaiMing
heavy
etreet
ear
1MJ,
.....
ion.
delays
U.Vraasmr
and
couaMermltU
Tht
reeapcol
left
Acuta
Shields
on
I
damage
to
etrwet
car
motor.
November
and
can
la
Saltan
via
1
runner
avutn
the
tnw
mi
in
Hon-
;ht
pvnaira
Canal.
A
sort
of
f.rret
day.
eve
tie
and
Pvrtlend
auMertag
.,ip.
the
Tee
soon
l-i
tonnage
la
IK
but
treat
train
deftes
whs
at
Atoe.a
she
has
a
large
cargo
Space
Sht
wa
tt
eetlmetsi
that
aaejtO
dssaagei
waa
built
la
MM
and
earrtaa
a
rew
of
'
MSaatd
by
taw
atorat.
;
thirty-two
awn.
liar
port
of
rag
la
try
..
aessMM
a
mu
.aawtea
susu,.
mmt:
mwm
-.tm-cmK
Oawp
waasBs
ef
MlaVtst
Vfjaael
pURtl
run!
ttM
Arette
cold
av
but
tew
Johnataa
It
her
aaaitvr
a
Vaaach
Vaftrftll;
Noar
0Mto
araduiJ
ladaraUoc.
a
taaita
and
nest
grain
boat
el
the
falllaba
Lcth
bride
had
a
rain
atonn
uua
morn-
ataacn
ssr
Prlnw
Rup
rt
will
b
Um
CORDOVA
j.a
B.
TkfM
Uwaa'
.
lug.
I
.Brlilah
at
:iBR0KE
THROUGH
STRAIT
YESTERDAY
MKw-o
iiMU
and
lludHin
IMh
Nearl)
Hearhed
nlh
Mborr
wm
Afrlea
TAKOICR.
Jan
3
-
Two
London
typlta.
Mlaan
Oie:tx
and
HudMn.
faUM
In
attempt
made
Monday
t'-
wua
the
Strait
cf
Olbraltar
Mi
Clle'.U
abas-donrd
the
ette.npi
after
twelve
hour
In
tie
water
and
M1m
Hulaon
arte'-eight
and
a
half
Both
nearly
reached
In
Spanlah
ahore.
AUTO
STAGE
STRUCK
THREE
WERE
KILLED
SAN
MATEO
Cal
.
leroiia
were
killed
Ho:aipark
which
la
due
thu
ueek
and
which
will
lao
load
tut)
"arch
to
ih
Kotceabip
PtorMer
ended
!
for
Um
Oniud
Ki.-.adom
or
OaaUnent
with
th
fmjti
i..
nf
th
hiulu.
r
h.
two
Kotpantj
froaaa
to
death
on
the
"a
at
Strtwaertf
Point
tin
mlki
fren
oere
Wrtckagja
of
the
craft
lit-
"
btaeh
anrte
evtdenoa
of
Uv
(tnigrv
againat
the
atorsM
aad
lor
fl
during
rrctnt
vecka.
i
Mndtng
of
tt
boot
akuT
right
aide
ub
uuticatvd
tnat
tt
hag)
broken
loose
taint
away
th
aattoTa
oaly
obanoe
of
wapr
bodk
were
Uwm
of
Captain
William
Taylor
and
tnaiaeer
Rarryj
"t
who
mannid
the
eraft.
They
were
found
Sunday
by
ttw
UuiMh
Vlrgtnta!
fi
.
eearcmng
for
the
mlsataat
?
RAD
HOLIDAY
WERE
DROWNED
OOaUtr.
Jan.
S
-
Albrlque
Barlcot
hu
wife
and
three
children,
all
under
4,
J
ia
years
of
age.
ana
iiwoaore
aacicoi.
I
a
brother,
were
drowned
in
Luke
Temla-4,
i
teaming
aaturday
when
aa
auto
in
4,
j
which
UMy
were
drtvtug
broke
through
4,
1
the
Ice.
I
TYPISTS
FAILED
Jan.
3
-
-
Three
and
eight
injured
had
!
last
night
when
an
auto
atagr
bound
i
for
aan
FranclHv
wns
airuck
by
an
automobile
southbound
north
ef
bare.
!
hTe
dead
are
Mra
.tnxeph
Abney
of
SK.
Oakland
and
an
unidentified
man
aad
woman
10
yeara
of
age
cr
of
Schooner
Reports
earing
Airplane
and
Splash
lich
Was
Probably
End
of
Dawn
Vfr
repent
in.,
i
i.
......
!
fsi'l
i
onlil
utund
the
rahm
"
...
ww.iiu.nnii,
-
luU
itewiuuu.
I
hang
iiround
fur
;i
time.
'
1
1
1
1
-
i
ii
UNO.
Me.,
January
:.-The
splash
of
what
is
believed
to
have
ler
an
airplane
into
the
sea
on
uape
mki
was
..e.ru
u,
the
captaU
nd
crew
of
the
schooner
Rose
Ann
De
niveau.
Is
believed
to
hve
solved
the
fate
of
the
Grayson
plane
Dawn
and
.ts
dining
f!,veii.
,
.
.
.
.
Captain
(
.-men,
on
the
night
of
December
2M
.il
a
Kale
l.eard
the
drone
of
plune
and
u
Ow
minutes
later
a
splash.
thit-e-master.
w
,
-a-
w,
u,.
The
Belliveau,
a
Nova
Scotia
i
j
.
&
eu
Thu
riitjliim
said
o;u
iiir
vuiinL
lj
l
uriiauu
ul
liic
uiw.
a..
r
n
stiiunch
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.RUPERT
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
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Boston
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Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
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latest
and
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for
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least.
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3.
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FLOODS
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ENGLAND
DRIVE
PEOPLE
UPSTAIR
floods
in
England
Inundate
The
Lower
Floors
of
Houses
and
Cause
Much
Damage
Business
and
Railway
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
other
cities
on
coast
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to
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of
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in
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Arlington
Nstionat
Cemeter'.
Washington.
D.C.
Bouth
Shields
i.
Stoke
I.
sMITrioll
intuit
DitlsllMI
I.
Airdrieonlsna
0.
Falkirk
I.
Booses
I,
KaiUi
Rovers
1.
OalUe,
1.
Rangers
o.
Cowdenbeath
I.
Duttftrmlloe
I.
Hearts
I.
lUbenuans
I.
NotLsrweU
I.
Hamiltoa
I.
Psrtlek
ThlaUe
3.
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I
St.
Johnstone
t.
Quean's
Park
1.
St.
Mtrrtn
1.
Kalmaraoek
1.
TIMltVS
OAMI
rrorTIll
IKAClt:
HI,.
I.
Clyde
1.
Bt.
JohnrtMe
0.
Dundee
3,
Boneas
3.
Dunfermline
0,
Itearte
t.
Falkirk
3,
Motherwell
1.
Hamilton
0.
Alrdrleoalana
3.
Hlbarcl
'
0,
Aberdeta
9.
KUaaanock
3,
Cowdaabeath
1.
Queen's
Fit
I.
Celtw
3.
Halth
Rtrvera
1.
OeKk
3.
Hangers
1,
Psrtlek
1.
Mill
T
MUNTKKAI.
WONXREAi,,
Jan.
3.
-Henry
J
Klliott
K.C,
53
yeati
of
ae.
a
councillor
and
at
the
time
but
he
made
ar.
attempt
to
memr
of
the
Canadian
bar
association,
died
iucUli'iih
Emiduy.
Price
of
Daily
News
Cut
to
50'
Cents
a
Month
When
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert
Commencing
today
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
hu
been
cut
to
50c
a
month
aellvsred
anywhere
in
the
city.
This
makes
it
much
cheaper
to
subscribe
by
the
month
than
to
buy
it
on
the
street.
The
price
by
the
year
will
be
Sr.00
paid
in
advance.
Out-of-town
gabacribers
will
pay
Sn.OO
a
year.
The
aim
of
the
management
is
to
make
It
possible
for
ever'
person
in
the
cogptaaity
to
become
s
regular
subscriber
instead
of
buying
it
casually
on
the
street.
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g.
Bury
3,
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City
I.
Liverpool
I.
Burnley
.
Mlbdhuboro
3.
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1
Newcastle
I.
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1.
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3.
Por.Mir.alh
1
Sunderland
3.
West
Ancr.il
1.
Tc'.:nli.uB
1.
IHtMwi
II.
Blackpool
4.
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I.
Manchester
city
I.
aMM
y
.
,mmmmm
:
1927WASL0W
Department
Ifapeneed
Forty-three
Calls
During
Year
With
Loss
of
Only
$9.527.!)H8
j
!
During
the
ysr
10111.
the
city
lire
department
repiidl
to
lorty-U.ree
I
rails,
the
destructlini
throunh
fire
fur
liie
tele-morth
being
only
W.WTa)
I
all
of
which
except
133
wu
covered
by
j'.naurauce.
The
most
sellout
fire
oi
the
j
vesr
waa
thut
on
October
7
when
OTP
Whsrf
Shed
No
1
was
dntrored.
Comptred
with
the
pmvloiw
two
)e;irs.
the
file
repoit
for
it
s
vet)
i
craillytng
one.
In
lll'M
Hint
were
62
IcaMn
with
a
lose
ol
I181.3W1I
while
illicit
ttie
37
calls
In
KM!
with
Ion
o.'
1M.W2
Two
fires
in
the
Prince
Ru-1
pert
Spruce
Mills
swelled
the
loas
In
!
luae
and
19S3.
DITTO
PA
n
Nil
IL1
AvULlJ.i
Twenty-flvn
Reported
to
Have
Died
From
Severe
Weather
In'
Chicago
Alone
CHICAGO.
Jan.
I
-More
thsn
a
score
of
deaths
attributed
to
the
bitter
cold
which
overspread
tl
middle
west
from
the
Rocky
Mov
ialiu
to
the
Clreei
Lukra
region
are
reported
ind
23
of
lli'in
wtie
In
Chlcsjo.
Ill
the
liorlhwent
the
temiieraliire
rsniied
fmm
rero
to
15
snd
10
below
Hi'
-i
i:
uli
l.'!..
Wo.U'il
the
I
.
.ill.
Stewart
Shooting
Case
Ends
in
Death
of
Man
Well
Known
in
North
William
Ritchie
Victim
of
New
Year
Morning
Affair
and
Henry
ItivsrU
Held
In
Connection
With
Killing
STEWAItT.
January
3.
William
Ritchie,
who
waa
with
I.
M.
Mom
ton
all
summer
on
the
work
of
mapping
the
Upper
Naas
Kiver
section
for
the
provincial
government,
was
shot
and
killed
at
two-thlr
y
Ne
Year's
morning,
and
Henry
Kivard,
proprietor
at
a
room-i.ii
oufi
and
second-hand
store
is
locked
up
charged
with
the
s
.oo.in
which
took
place
in
the
hall-way
of
the
upper
floor.
As
far
u.
can
Ik.
learned
there
was
no
actual
witness
to
the
killing
and
nioro
or
n:Mery
surrounds
it.
It
appears
that
Rlvard
had
benn
having
iiouble
with
some
visitors
but
not
Ritchie,
who
had
tho
reputa-
i.on
ol
being
of
a
peaceful
dlapoattiou
e-
Ju
how
the
killing
took
place
will
not'
be
known
until
the
coroner's
in
-quest,
which
occur
it.ts
cftercoon
when
proviucljl
police
oflclla
arrive
by
special
boat
fum
Prince
Rupert
The
bullet
eiue-ed
Rltch:e
cheat
ner
the
right
nipple
uud
took
a
dowi-.ward
course
Ikdiiing
In
his
back
hone,
death
:
practically
lustanuineuua.
Inj.erUr
WlllLim
Snllter
Bweean1
AIck
McNeill
and
Dtputy
Coroner
J.
t.
lannock
left
8imdu)
evcninr
on
ih?
Csmoaun
for
the
nbrtliern
town
to
lli-vetigate
Lr.cal
police
offices
have
also
bren
advied
that
Hemy
Rlvard.
well
known
In
v.in
i
psnn
of
tbe
north
a
,i
.xxk
.iiid
the
proprietor
ol
a
soft
drink
stand
ut
8'
esai
t.
ts
hi
Id
undrr
ir.c
t
In
conmrii.n
with
tue
killing.
The
police
ofVera
ai'd
the
deputy
coroner
had
to
cot
Untie
to
Stewart
.ibwrd
the
puwerrxut
Pachena
which
waa
scut
out
jo
Pirt
Slniuaon
to
take
them
on
following
a
breakdown
te
iIh
steamer
CamoKUn
Ritchie,
who
v.m
well
known
In
the
torth
w
betfr
k-.iown
;n
hii.
frwnd
ind
scitiit!nlsi.'S
ai
"Black
ie
"
H.
u
a
miner,
bridge
builder
and
packer
w.d
waarmr'-oyea
on
the
Dolly
Varden
HwajfmsUiicllon
stverel
yeara
a.jo
ie'lnSurMStit
the
death
of
Rttchie
i
belns
held
this
afternoon
by
deputy
rroner
Tnnnock.
IHM'KEV
M'OKKM
N.tTtmtV
tl.YMES
Ottawa
S.
Detroit
3
t'Y
Rmiiers
0.
Canadlens
I.
Montreal
n.
Plttuhuru
4.
t
MV
lltMKs
I'.i.,int..
4,
Ch.i-oto
I
Advrrtut
lu
The
Dally
Nera
RUGBY
GAMES
IN
HOLIDAYS
UalhouHte
Itatlly
Ilenleit
Saturday
but
Held
Univemtty
in
Tie
Yesterday
VANCOUVER
Jan.
S.
Two
amea
were
plnyed
againat
the
HatlKHUIe
Vul-verstty
rugby
leun
which
la
visiting
the
ooauit
On
Saturday
The
Vauoou-trr
reprewenutlve
team
vlped
them
up
to
the
tur.e
of
thirteen
points
to
nit;
but
yesterday
arglnat
tbe
B.C.
Unlver-uy
the
visitors
made
a
better
showing
netther
aide
scoring
throughout
the
game.
SLAVES
FREED
SUNDAYLAST
FHKTOWN.
Jan.
3
New
Yeara
Day
was
Emancipation
Day
In
the
8rr
Leone
protec'oiatc
and
nearly
a
quarter
of
a
million
dowses
tic
alavea
were
oeiivered
.'torn
boodagw
Sunday
by
decrTe.
HELD
UPlilANAGER
AND
ESCAPEDJVITH
CASH
WINNIPKt).
Jua.
3.
Two
armed
ni..kra
men
hMd
uo
he
manager
of
the
Lyreum
The.
.
aat
eight
and
es-
uii.i
m:ix
$.ouo
iMtU.