IV
1,1
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Boston
Grill
X
c
-
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way
to
buy
the
r
Now
ls
t0
ubcrlbe
by
th
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cost
la
5
00
and
vour
'
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(iriiverod
to
your
address
,p,
'ri
V,
i'iiin'4
fut
figure
out
the
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id
you
for
this
dally
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for
twelve
monthal
Will-.
21
ti.;
nsatlon
Board.
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MARTIN
FOR
ASSAULT
Lueky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
Sllveweat
BUvermiih
''winsroN,
Jan.
3fl
TK
main
of.
ii.t
gun
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.
of
the
Kdmonton
uve-
jgunloch
'iiiki-
wiu.
ileal
royed
laat
nlfiht
whllewntcr
tliiniuxe
lieliiK
eatlmntert
it
"
Advertise
in
n
VARIOUS
MATTERS
DEALT
WITH
Contract
for
grading
and
bridging
Hudson
Bay
Railway
let
as
far
north
as
Fort
Churchill
OTTAWA,
January
25
The
speech
from
the
thrfciu
read
today
by
Lord
Willingdon
at
the
opening
of
larfia
ment
announced
that
the
Federal
Government
was
con
iiderinj;
the
restoration
to
British
Columbia
of
the
rail
.vay
belt
lands
in
that
province
and
the
Peace
Ittfcr
block
hlch
had
been
conveyed
to
the
Dominion
years
ago
n
jtonnccllon-
with
the
agreement
fqr
thefiuiJdlni''Of-lKH
C.P.H.
t"-
A
Formal
announcement
was
made
that
iCanadiai
ministers
plenipotentiary
would
be
sent
to
Paris
ant
Tolcio.
Pending
complete
revision
of
the
financial
arrangements
contemplated
in
the
Duncan
report,
money
grantf
to
the
Maritimes
made
last
year
will
be
continued.
Negotiations
arc
continuing
with
the
Prairie
provinces
for
the
return
to
them
of
their
natural
resources,
which
arc
at
present
controlled
by
the
Dominion
Gov
eminent.
The
railway
problems
of
several
provinces,
as
outlined
at
the
Dominion-Provincial
conference
at
Ottawa
recently,
are
under
consideration.
The
department
of
health
and
soldiers'
re-establish-ment
departments
are
to
be
amalgamated
in
a
single
department
of
National
Health
and
Veterans'
Welfare.
Trade
treaties
between
Canada
and
"certain
foreign
countries"
are
to
be
submitted
to
Parliament.
An
airship
mooring
tower
is
to
be
erected
on
an
airship
base
pear
Montreal
and
a
public
air
terminal
for
airplanes
provided
there.
Aniwiinniniil
u"ic
itmilo
llf
illO
lpfHtlf
lf
Iho
POtl-
''."land
fisherman
who
waa
i
iiuiiuuiiiiiiiiiii
.uuu
-
i
"t
the
mouth
of
the
skeena
tract
for
grading
and
bridging
the
Hudspn
Day
cxtcn-
Jul,
SI,
IMS.
when
hta
boat
()
Cltlircllill.
,,7n
C,U1'
n
The
speech
cites
the
volume
of
trade,
building
con-
mow
had
been
awarded
wo.ooo
struction,
growth
of
employment
and
increased
railway
2n,T"lLZo
'
receipts
as
testimony
to
the
sound
economic
development
promising
Illlllll
suuswiiiiai
luuniiaa,
BILLY
BARTON
WINS
IN
ENGLISH
STEEPLECHASE
NEWBURY
Eng..
Jan.
M
Billy
owned
in
Baltimore,
wen
the
Wln-
i
.
.
.
(..
.iMnWhiM
nvrr
a
I'miUKinnl
('nmm
Ui
nnrr
Asked
,i.
trt.v
'I
UlTO
Hiur
vwm.
'
ur
uamnnes
lor
livicuns
Mnn
From
Premie
ni
-oi
vbb.
Jan.
36
Monetary
"
"i
of
M.J00
u
claimed
by
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of
Vancouver
from
1
Martin,
Industrial
eommta-
'
1
i
-
U'f
Morrison
In
Ih.
MmMin.
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klllUIII
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At
A
enda
J-
i.
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4irtkmlT
so
iat
r
"...
VANCOUVEIl
CXCIIAMJK
B.C
Big
MlMxitirl
Coaat
Copper
Cork
Province
Mutuatrlal
commissioner
evicted
IndCp,,1(K.nrf
'
lrum
l
premise,,,
9l
AAr
L
1nf1
L
EDMONTON
BUILDING
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
Bid.
.
Aaked.
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3,70
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1
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II
345
250
C.P.R.
PLANS
BUILD
NORTH
Will
Invade
Country
in
Northern
Sakntcheknn
and
Possible
Connection
With
Hudson
Hay
INMI'KU.
Jan.
6
-l:triltloll
i:tMilon
tf
tif
I
he
raiuHlhin
l-ueltle
the
itorlhlaml
wf
Kklrliew
fnrert
l
ITmldent
lleatty.
It
Mill
lie
a
rontliHialhm
vt
lite
brsntli
Hue
frmti
Watlrna
to
Mplwln.
Crni-
fierlriui
with
l'rlne
Alhert
iimile
ti.v
(he
line
brtureti
ami
Wlniile(.
Akkrd
If
tlila
uould
ineajw
r"',,It
ully
exiriikloii
in
HuilWn'a
lny,
MK
IliwlUr
aald
llMt
tva
In
the
nature
of
a
)Hll)lllt).
VICTORM,
Jan
2C
-
Oeorge
Walkwn.
M.L.A.
f
Klchmond
a
d
Pont
dr:y.
ore
of
the
three
provincial
n-.ru.i.
:-
eK.ucd
to
the
LecMMtKre
at
the
last
leetlrn.
annour.
d
u
the
Houje
yeaterday
hi
k'tcn
i
n
to
rejoin
hl
old
party,
the
Conservative
party.
4
4
4
'INDUSTRIES
ans
InrreflsinjC
Power
Supply
to
Induce
Outeide
Concerns
to
Locate1
There
mSUSON.
Jen.
'JtS-
fewer
la
the
sub-t
tfcat
la
ww
yti
Un
city
)ut
sow
here
W
pstsft'taAssf'
feneeated
fer
1
eeent
uae
but
plans
are
belnc
made
r
inducing
tad
ua
tries
to
loeate
nere
id
to
auceeed
there
must
be
cheap
swer
and
plenty
ot
It.
One
of
toe
ilana
discussed
la
for
the
city
to
install
.i)3ther
unit
at
Bonulngton
Palls.
The
city
baa
b
en
in
corre.ipondenee
vlth
aeveral
firms
lo-.klng
for
locations
ind
the
advantages
of
this
city
have
een
clearly
placed
before
them.
At
the
Hilary
Olub
luncben
Westbolme
Orchestra,
entertained
oMmbsfs
for
half
sn
hour.
DRURY
OPPOSED
TO
SUBSIDIZING
COAL
the
SHIPPED
TO
ONTARIO!
EDMONTON.
Jan.
2S
-
Hon.
E.
C.
Drury,
former
premier
ot
Ontario,
expressed
himself
here
as
opposed
tc
granting
a
subsidy
for
the
purpose
of
enabling
the
railways
to
carry
Alberta
c.al
to
Ontario
ard
compete
with
the
Aatetleaa
product
Ha
aald
he
was
opposed
to
the
subsidy
method
as
a
general
principle.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1028
ADUTBAL
DAVTD
P.
SDXSR8.
oommandlng
the
United
State
battleshlpa
and
naval
forces
in
Nicaragua
President
Beatty
of
C.P.R.
Sees
Period
of
Prosperity
with
Railway
Building
Ahead
WINNIPEG,
January
26.
"Canada
is
on
the
high
road
to
great
and
economically
sound
prosperity
and
I
think
I
may
say
with
reasonable
assurance
that
during
the
next
ten
years,
If
Canada
prograaaee
as
we
anticipate,
there
will
be-more
money
expended
in
railway
expansion
than
in
any
other
single
industry."
Preident
Iieatty
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
said
today
at
a
convention
of
western
retail
lumbermen.
REPRIEVE
FOR
TWO
MURDERERS
VANCOUVER
Jan.
2(1
The
sentences
of
death
on
John
MoReiiidc.
17
years
of
iir
and
Crorj;p
Bui-fics.
IS,
for
the
murdrr
of
Otto
Beach,
hat'e
been
com-mutid
by
order
In
counc'l
to
life
Imprisonment.
They
were
to
have
been
hanged
on
Friday.
Advertise
in
The
Oallv
Newt
y-
J
i
m
yi
1
IZuQnaaa
and
Japan
to
bxenange
BRISK
RALLY
TODAY
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK.
Jan
26
following
a
Hellllift
depression
near
the
cloar
of
the
stork
exrhKiiKc
yesterday,
there
was
a
l
iisk
rally
i"day
Legations
It
Is
Announced
but
iil"Aht
umJVo
Appointment
Yet
Been
Made
!
TOKIO.
January
2C
Diplomatic
relations
between
Canada
and
Japan
will
be
established
shortly,
it,
was
announced
today
at
the
foreign
of
flee.
The
Japanese
government
has
decided
to
establish
a
legation
In
Ottawa
and
the
statement
added
that
a
Canadian
minister
will
be
appointed
to
Tokio.
It
said
that
the
Japanese
government
considered
an
exchanire
of
ministers
would
be
beneficial
to
the
relations
of
the
two
countries.
OTTAWA,
January
26.
An
exchange
of
legations
between
Canada
and
.lpn
is
expected
to
be
announced
at
the
opening
of
Parliament
today.
Though
arrangements,
it
is
understood,
will
be
made
to
send
a
minister
to
Tokio,
no
appointment
of
a
Canadian
minister
bus
vet
been
made.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
v
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
COLUMBIA
CLAIMS
ARE
RECOGNIZED
AT
OTTAWA
kitish
Columbia
to
Be
Given
Back
Her
Railway
Lands
and
the
Peace
River
Block
Is
Forecast
in
Speech
from
Throne
Today
WASHINGTON
NOT
SERIOUS
OVER
KERGIN
fhinK
Proposal
to
PurchHM?
Part
of
Alaska
Would
Not
31m
With
rnvor
.'
NM.l'.t,
ION.
DJC
.
Jan.
26
O-.rrn-
.ate
an
disinclined
to
take
'!ir
auggetti3ii
in.i'Je
In
I
In
-
.mure
by
H
V
K.-rgm.
mem
A'l:n.
Ut
negotiations
b
.
A.t:i
the
United
Smtea
looking
a
by
Canada
Of
the
Par
:
A!
nana.
They
expressed
sur-suggestion
ej
no
prcvlsui
had
parted
be
ween
tli
,
.
:
u:enu
on
the
subject
'
.
Handle
presumably
c.uld
bt
nly
by
purchase
(rum
tlx
.'
and
there
waa
no
Indira-nai
proposal,
to
pure
ha
:.ivorabjy
received
Us
admin
ir-lea.
'
:.
attitude
of
Congress
on
in.
jfllclal
brl'.tve
there
wou'i
f-mcua
opposition
to
11
even
-;ve
branch
were
willing
U
"abject,
which
It
doea
no'
VIDOW'S
SUIT
IS
THROWN
OUT
Ileal
of
Admirnllv
Court
Iteterweti
Award
of
$20,000
Given
for
Drowning
of
Skeena
Fisherman
'
i"
VUR,
Jan.
38.
Affirming
the
!
the
Workmen's
Compenss-ita
application
to
casualties
i
Columbia
water.
Mr.
Juatlce
K
Madman,
president
of
the
Ex-i
"uri
of
Canada,
haa
reversed
'
r
Mr.
Juatlre
MarUn.
local
"
Admiralty,
and
dlamlaaed
an
munched
by
Mr.
Martha
S.
i
against
the
Union
steamer
'
'
the
dMth
of
her
huaband.
Dominion
Government
has
under
consideration
X
II
'.in
I
1"
!
aeaung
wun
rrovincwi
Railways
as
outlined
at
Conference
of
Premiers
v,,
WALK
KM
A.VN)l
NCK
AUALV
CONM.UVATIVt:
IN.
Tl
IK
I.Kf.lsLATUtt;
Opening
Speeches
in
Legislature
Refer
to
Improvement
in
Industry
and
Grey
Deals
with
Fisheries
VICTORIA,
January
2G.
In
moving
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne,
A.
Wells
Gray,
mayor
of
New
Weatmin-
!
ster
and
member
for
the
same
city,
referred
to
the
progress
m,ade
by
ine
province
during
the
past
year.
There
was
marked
improvement
in
various
lines
of
industry.
He
pointed
to
the
fact
that
British
t
'olumbia
stood
now
the
third
province
in
the
Dominion
in
the
matter
ot
manufacturing.
Touching
on
the
fishing
industry,
the
speaker
referred
to
the
UilliiiK
off
in
the
cannery
industry
on
the
Fraser
River
and
declared
ri
i.
ti
ware
caught
by
etais
und
aeasv
a
i
f.
In
any
other
way.
He
at-1
,irhe!
iilnme
to
Ottawa
where,
he
said,
i
.i
authorities
had
Ideas
m
regard
to
j
he
u
'..,
.
t
not
in
accord
with
iho
j
.id
iir.e
which
Ajuld
make
for
re-!
-ra'
i.
!
the
ladus'.ry.
It
time
..e
tut
that
con.rol
of
the
t'.hru
,
...s-a.-tl
!tiii
Die
dual
condition
Into
the
j
and"
of
the
province.
j
J.
A
McDonald
of
Nelsr:n
In
lecond-:ii
the
tdare-ii.
referred
to
the
stability
i
:
the
lnduatries
of
the
province
as
i
h
wn
by
the
mon'.ed
Interest
which
.ilarto
:he
credit
of
the
province
on
.ugh
ground.
4-4-
4-4-4-4-
.W
l
Nlfs
IMII.WWH
)IH.I)
ItfcsT
SAYS
SYIIXKY
TKAYELLLK
WalUir
asttth
.of.
4be
CJIA.
eRy
tlckcV
ottfre
her
has
received
the
rdRbwing
clipping
from
the
Sydney
i
Australia)
Sun
from
J.
J.
MoOregas.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
reading
In
Sydney:
Alderman
Oollan.
welcomed
back
to
Auburn
Council
laat
night,
after
a
trip
round
the
world,
summed
up
his
conclusions:
"Switzerland
is
the
cleanea:
country
In
the
world.
America
and
England
have
the
best
roads.
Amer.ca
the
best
street
lighting,
London
the
beat
traffic
police
and
Berlin
the
beat
traffic
signs.
Canada
has
the
beat
railways."
He
still
believes
that
Australia
la
the
county
which
show
the
greatest
potentialities
for
HOUSEOPENS
AT
OTTAWA
(Hitter
of
.Military
Uniforms
and
Fashionable
Assembly
at
Formal
Proceedings
OTTAWA.
Jsn.
The
tlitler
wf
uniforms
and
the
inealr
of
military
band
lent
gfctmee
In
the
epen-Iwg
rf
Iarlh)met
taxtay.
which
wra
rarried
kmI
with
live
lime
nennred
reeewentea.
all
lite
wraith
and
fashion
f
the
ecwitol
be4ng
treet.
ladtea
IiHhs
v.t
In
large
namliera
In
wltneoa
the
event.
Tlie
eerli
front
the
throne
wa
read
li
Isird
tYllllngdmi
ami
after
the
iwdliiarv
rnrinallHex
the
llne
adjourned
until
toHrrw
wlirli
the
regular
btislnraa
of
the
seaaloii
will
romiiienre'.
COST
OF
INQUIRIES7
ARE
NOT
VERY
LARGE
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS
SHOW
VICTORIA.
Jan.
36.
-
The
PublL:
Account,
which
were
tabled
yesterday,
i
how
that
the
campaign
fund
Inquiry
I
art
sprlna
coat
S2.202.
the
Carlow
invsw-ttrstlon
S3.SdS,
and
the
Oauthier
probe
MJt5.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
FARM
FLOODED
IN
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
LONDON.
Jan
26
The
Prime
of
Wales
pedigreed
stock
farm
in
the
Leu-ton
dislrlct
of
Nottinghamshire
was
partly
flooded
from
the
overflow
of
tlte
River
Leen.
which
Is
continuing
to
rise
a
u
rc-ull
of
lienvj
lain1!.
VICTORIA
PLAN
GREATER
CITY
Scheme
to
Include
Surrounding
Municipalities
is
Again
Ileing
Discussed
VICTORIA,
Jan.
Sfl.
PoUdwlng
the
ei-aniple
of
Vancouver
there
Is
a
movement
here
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
ar
range
for
a
Oreater
Victoria
whaab
will
neluae
victoria.
Oak
Bay.
Bataieb,
and
Esquimau.
The
movesnea
la
given
an
impetus
by
the
taet
that
several
wards
ot
Saanich
have
strongly
urged,
that
they
be
allowed
to
break
away
tfvaa
tb
mu-nlctpUny.
eteialasj
tMt
.-ttkty
ate
tn
aoMawn
IwUa
fee
-urbajt
parts
of
Saanich.
Also
there
art
eorVUeatij
matters
in
dalpuu
between
the
Vlrloui
municipal
councils
such
sa
the
uae
of
the
public
library
and
the
attendance
at
High
Schools.
One
of
the
foremost
advocates
of
the
Oreater
Victoria
scheme
h
Ex-mayor
Marchant.
The
Incidence
of
taxation
la
one
of
the
stumbling
blocks
In
any
pro
pesalx
that
have
been
made
heretofore.
BERNARD
SHAW
AND
THE
U.S.
Declare
He
Would
be
Detained
at
Ellis
Island
for
Opinions
LONDON.
Jan
36.
Archibald
Henderson
In
an
sddreas
here
eta
tad
that
Bernard
Shaw
had
recently
been
Invited
to
visit
the
United
States.
Ha
replied:
Why
should
anyone
who
la
In
London
want
to
go
to
Ne
Tork?
X
am
afraid
to
go
to
Amerlsm.
t
should
certainly
.
be
stopped
at
Bills
Island
and
Incarcerated
there
If
X
expressed
any
doubt
sa
to
the
literal
truth
of
the
Old
Tevtsinent
atory
of
BUsha
and
the
bears.
I
am.
It
Is
true,
a
master
of
comic
irony,
but
even
I
could
not
endure
to
see
the
Btatue
of
Liberty."
CONSERVATIVES
WIN
ELECTION
Has
C!oe
Hun
With
labor
at
Faversham,
England,
Yesterday
PAVORSH
'M
Eng.,
Jan.
96.Ooner-vatlves
retained
the
seat
here
by
the
election
today
of
Adam
MirtUnd.
Con.
j
aervatlve.
his
closest
oypoeent
being
a
labor
man.
The
flgUTM
la
the
four
cornered
contest
were:
v
Adam
Maltland,
Conservative,
Major
Dudley
A.
Meaa.
lator.
1U11.
John
F.
Dunn,
U
beret.
Mil.
Ernest
Hallwood.
Tnspadent
Con-
icrvatlve,
1.000.
TRESTLE
SWEPT
OUT
ON
ALASKA
RAILWAY
StwiwiillKe
Cattsee
linmuje
pillowing
an
lkrthiiMke
In
That
IMrt
of
Territory
SEWARD.
Jan.
26
The
service
of
the
Alaska
Railway
waa
Interrupted
)
ester-Cay
as
a
result
of
an
earthquake
last
t.mht
causing
snowsllde
to
Sweep
out
a
Ioiik
treble
at
Mile
Fottr-nlne
near
here
It
will
he
some
time
before
tte
structure
can
be
rebuilt
and
In
the
meantime
pasnennera
and
mall
will
be
;v:infcrrcd
a.TL
tUe
gap.