TMfl
cost
is
oo
and
your
...
delivered
to
your
address
''.
,.,,,
Just
figure
out
the
'
,.st
t0
you
for
this
daily
K
vviii.
fri'
twelve
iiiuLuuai
M
I'-uAid
of
Nelson
new
members
-liMdture.
will
move
and
second
"
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
"
st
the
session
of
the
'
i
m
open
next
week.
"
HEIR
TO
SERBIAN
I.ONl)IW,
Jh,,
""nl"
U'lllin;
THRONE
IS
BORN
I
VtlMh:ll
llssksieMaWsw
Tswls.
t
llikil.
.J
...
rm
sewga.
wmy
ess,
tw
i
we
s"
lo
King
Alexander
and
Uetti
Marie
I'ioRAWt.
Serbia.
Jan.
19.
A
eon
"
today
to
Queen
Marie
and
:
M
xander
of
Serbia.
There
Is
"
rejoicing
at
the
eveut.
I
IRISHWOMAN
DIES
AT
ADVANCED
AGE
M.AUHAD9SUK1.
County
Mayo.
'i''u.
Jmi.
19
Mrs.
Oatbertne
Oolden.
'
"
'"-r
known
by
her
maiden
name.
Kilty
"'"
'!l'tl
here
agod
lOB.
Kitty
Lee
went
lo
the
United
State
"
u
Hailing
veswel
77
yean
ago
and
lived
"'
N
Vork
many
yeen.
she
returned
'
''-eland
snd
has
lived
here
slnot
1971.
BRIELIS
HEAD
OF
THE
MT
GROWERS
kkU)wna.
JB.
19-Thomaa
A.
Brlel
"'
N,,ki,N,
WM
yetterday
re-elected
pre-
mem
of
u
nntiah
Columbia
Fruit
Aawcutlon.
A.
P.
Darah
of
Vhi,,-uv
seoretary-treasurer.
KIMI'K
AIIIK
)
KN
19.
Char
lee
Henry
x
Duke
of
Richmond
and
"
'"'i'
u,
the
King,
died
yesterday
v
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
ri)r
riicpe.it
wy
to
buy
the
n
v
New-
i
to
subscribe
by
tlx
to
Union
Anglican
and
Catholic
Churches
Today
hi.
-iii-fc.
Would
Not
Surrender
High!
to
Intervene
Although
Unity
ANA
i
Debited
Says
Itepurt
of
Matines
Conference
l.uNDON,
January
19.
The
primacy
of
the
Pope
is
indicated
i,
i
.i
bar
to
the
unily
of
the
Koran
Catholic
and
Anglican
churches
ii
u-
ImiK-awaited
report
on
the
Malines
conversations
between
in
l
ami
I
'.t25
under
the
presidency
of
Cardinal
Mercier.
In
lizard
to
the
Papal
primacy
one
Anglican
delegate
said:
-a:-(i
for
unity
and
if
necessary
preliminary
conditions
of
dut
.
c
should
not
shrink
from
the
idea
of
the
Papacy
acting
,
iiii:e
ol
unity
but,
in
so
saying,
we
have
in
view
a
new
.
i
a-
it
exists
in
theory
and
practice
among
Roman
Catho-
ut
present
but
the
cinoepUon
ol
MARKETING
ACT
WORK
APPROVED
H-wwn
of
the
Legislature
In
-,;r
.
prohibit
transports
tloi
r
iptlng
shipments
except
i
dealers
ii
'he
oommlttee
of
direc-
.l
almost
unsnlmoualy
Isle
'
ie
annual
.meeting
of
the
'lowers'
Assoc,
stum
but
on
anion
asking
for
ex
ten
-
Marketing
Aci
to
the
whole
.
a
a
difference
of
opin-"
der
to
give
time
for
on-
.
meeting
adjourned
JEW
MEMBERS
CALLED
UPON
Well-
i,n,y
0f
WVhtmlnftler
and
A
Mncdonald
of
Nelson
to
R
ply
to
Throne
Speech
11
I"H1A.
Jan.
IS.-Mayor
A
WelU
unity
such
ss
msy
emerge
In
the
future.
At
one
of
the
meetings
an
Anglican
re;iesentslive
called
attention
to
the
adage
"No
foreign
potentate
hath
any
jurisdiction
In
this
realm
of
Ingland."
Ws
it
possible
to
Interpret
spiritual
authority
of
the
P'.pe
li.
auch
a
way
-
that
the
Jurisdiction
of
the
Riifltfth
a
-olli
lion
PatHted
liy
Fruit
bishop
could
not
be
Interfered
with,
he
Grow
it-
Approving
Commit-
asr.ed
tee
of
Direction
Work
Reptymi;.
one
of
the
Catholic
dekt-
ii-.tx
.i:u
the
r.gm
ci
the
rope
to
Jan.
It.
F
M
Black.
i
,u:erv.,r
could
not
be
surrendered
hut
:w
oommlue
of
direction
there
might
ot
a
queaUon
a
to
how
r:u.;
Marketing
Act,
said
Itr
exerclee
It.-
usfl-
be
sought
at
Mf
I
ih,
answer
of
tkavCnurch
of
BaMliatsl.
was
'
The
English
were
always
a
praa-
ilcal
pejple
ud
It
Is
Important
to
know
from
''Hthjlir
standpoint
whether
it
:i
c
itre.
vsble
that
such
a
right
might
be
inni.its
lied
consistently
with
the
freedem
which
AnU&n
demand
to
eon-.rol
their
own
affairs."
The
Morning
Post,
commenting
on
the
conversations,
.wmarts
that
In
other
clreuiiietsiKvs
the
report
would
have
rsiard
a
si
rm
of
constroTersy
but
under
present
conditions,
when
the
new
prayer
bok
still
presents
a
"rigid
men-
see,
the
conversations
nun
seem
com
paratively
unimportant.
It
states
that
the
recent
encyclical
of
the
Pope
shu'
the
door
to
any
present
hope
of
a
THERMOMETER
DROPPING
IN
ALL
NORTHERN
B.C.
Zero
Heather
at
Telegraph
resell
awl
Near
Zero
at
Han;
inker
1M1B
The
thermometer
is
recording
lower
lemperatur'
at
various
points
lu
northern
British
Columbi.
Telegraph
CiveK
snows
foir
below
ero
and
along
the
line
of
the
CN.K.
many
points
closely
approached
rero
this
morning
at
a
when
the
Government
Telegraphs
reirt
was
sent
out
Following
Is
the
report.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
tempera
ture,
aa.
Ha
sport
Clesr.
Unlit
wt::d
temp.
99
Port
Slmpoon-
Clesr.
cslm.
temp.
9
Stewsrt
-Clear,
cslm.
temp
9
Anyox
Clesr.
calm,
temp
W.
Alloe
Arm-
Clear,
calm,
temp
34.
Aiyansh
Clesr.
culm
temp
10.
Rnsiod
Clesr,
calm
temp.
10.
Teirce
Clesr.
ca!m.
temp
20
Haswltcn
Pari
cloudy,
calm,
temp
B
Telegraph
Crrrk
-Clear,
calm.
4
below
Smlther
Clear,
calm,
temp.
8-Bums
-ake
Clear,
oalm.
temp.
13.
CHICAGiBLACK
HAWKS
BACK
JNTHE
WINNING
IUfenll
iiulreil
Canadian
11ay
'
Tiivrr
f
"trritglh
!
I'lllrBg"
llwkey
Team
OHItACK.
Jan.
IBThe
revamped
Black
Hik..!i
won
the
first
victory
In
week
In
the
National
Hockey
League
serle-
Uie
pfd
of
the
home
team
out.-iuug
thut
"l
"
vuitlng
Detroit
Cougars.
Able
Moran.
lately
signed
tor
the
defense
from
Western
Canada,
was
a
tower
ol
strength
In
front
of
Mughle
Lehman,
goalie,
who
lately
returned
from
a
scouting
trip
to
t
lie
Canadian
prairies.
The
r
(he
Hawks
was
wonderfully
Im-
I
proved
TIuk
s
the
only
game
schetl-i
uled
for
last
night,
the
score
being
De
troit
0,
Chicago
a.
Advertlie
id
Tne
Dally
News
t
t
LONDON.
Jan.
19.
General
Button
who
with
O.
G.
McUeer,
K.C
.
and
Noel
Humphrys.
civil
engineer,
all
of
Vancouver,
who
are
In
Ingland
In
connection
with
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Bjulway
baa
figured
prominently
la
tlxeoolugens
r
He-4aily
pretw
and
the
wak-ly
Illustrated
Journal,
who
have
mad
much
of
his
adventurous
The
General
and
his
two
slates
were
entertained
by
the
Agent-General
at
the
British
Baaplre
Club.
It
la
rumored
that
Ooneral
Sutton
hat
succeeded
so
tar
in
his
mission
aa
to
engage
the
attention
of
an
important
financial
house
which
Is
now
reviewing
the
whole
railway
situation
in
B.C.
with
a
view
to
taking
action
in
the
near
future.
HOMER
CITY
.NEXT
WHEAT
VESSEL
HERE
llrltlah
Steamer
Inspected
to
Arrive
From
Harry
Docks
at
Knd
of
Week
IfhMf
It
u
perl's
next
uiul
Inelllh
grain
ship
el
the
aevMi
will
be
lite
IHItlkh
Meatoet
llemer
I'll)
whUh
I.
xpaelrd
to
arrlie
In
mInhU
three
!
tlwe.
The
tewel
l
ImmiiuI
In
ImIUI
frum
lurry
lurk.
sIIi
Hales,
and
at
S
o'd.xk
last
nlht
was
six
hwndred
in
no.
from
Hlgby
IsIsmkL
The
Homer
I
lly
l
one
of
lle
asual
lye
of
frrlglilrrtt
ami
belong
lo
the
well
known
"llrMol
t'lly
Line."
Mie
Is
uiitlersltMMl
to
he
already
lined
hi
there
should
be
ito
delay
In
gelling
her
loaded
and
away
to
the
I
nil
nl
Kingdom
or
Continent
hMIi
9
full
isrgw
ol
wlsnil
from
the
Alberta
Wheel
ltHl
I'rlm-e
It
u
pert
levator.
AUSTRALIA
SUBSIDY
FOR
CANNED
FRUIT
SENT
TO
BRITAIN
UaUiSHURNE.
Auaimluy.
Jan.
19.-
-Be
cause
of
the
strong
competition
from
California
and
other
western
canners.
the
Federal
Oovwmment
has
decided
to
subaleUae
canned
fruit
exports
to
Oreet
Br,u,n-
r1;,!i
ui
MlT'jiV
.
KS(H.IIIMN
inns
LONDON.
Jan.
19.
Sir
George
Anthony,
former
master
of
the
supreme
court,
and
well
known
In
Canada.
Is
dead
aged
71.
tOI.OKKD
MAN
IIASlltai
HALIFAX,
Jau.
1.
Louis
Jones,
colored,
was
hanged
thla
morning
for
the
murder
of
his
wife
on
September
111
In
-.t
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY.
JANUARY
19,
1028
FORESTRY
REPORT
SHOWS
frimacy
of
Pope
is
Bar
INTERESTING
bTTTUN
KKCt
UKM
iaui.ihii
attention
'
kailuav
i:xti:iiiki!k
KOYAI.
CHRISTMAS
CARD
New
Shipping
Company
Plans
to
Commence
Developing
Trade
with
Crient
from
Prince
Rupert
"There
will
be
no
delay
in
the
development
program,"
state
.he
orjra
njiers
ot
the
International
Shippera
Ltd.
announcement
of
wkotte
incornomtlon
with
a
capitalization
of
150.000
and
head
office
afac
on
a
failing
market
-ta
Prince
Kuneft.4
or
m
ouruoae
ol
uumirunc
wuo-
-
an
piMBta
i
wr-
.
hraiiifk
tl.U
nnriiii
anrl
frnm
AUakn
Ttrftiah
Cnhimliia
ohrl
iTW"ih.
bUt
W
Jrient,
was
announced
yesterday.
They
indicate
thut
there
has
al-
eady
been
extensive
preparatory
work
carried
out
with
a
view
to
iiip
chartering
reciprocal
marketing
of
products
and
other
activi-ie.s.
Further
details,
they
state,
will
be
worked
out
through
the
use
the
cable
and
mmla
pending
the
ln-
1
ugu
ration
of
the
prcpoaed
cargo
ship-lenls.
The
roguteed
bead
office
of
he
company
la
In
Prince
Rupert
but.
i
development
proceeds,
the
manaje-
ent
expeet
to
have
br.uicbea
at
other
antres
of
prcductlcn
as
weU
as
donm-c
and
foreign
agencies
all
of
which
'111
be
necessary
In
connection
with
he
operation
of
the
project.
This
olganusatlon.
stated
one
of
Its
aoorporatara.
Is
the
outcome
of
nego-
tStloiis
conducted
saat.
during
wb
nacst
to
a
nut
noat
Interested
mportant
can'
tupert
The
Meters,
finer
insulted
show.:
ty
with
Prince
'
many
months
ilat
vlalU
wore
foreign
parte
lipp.i.s
through
the
c
.iay
of
Prince
i
ry.
?.
r
and
lm-
..i
unci
-.i.nownerai
i
juwatauie
harbor,
its
rail
md
other
Conner
ting
facilities
reaching
til
of
the
producing
and
consuming
jenters
of
Canada
and
countries
adjoin-
ng.
TIMIlKIt
AWAIUNd
The
Orient.
In
particular.
It
Is
stated,
ipprectatea
the
iK-arneas
of
Prince
Rupert
in
eoinpar.s
hi
with
that
of
other
Pacific
porta,
and
furthermore;
It
Is
di-c'dedly
in
the
msrhet
for
available
ex-purta
from
thla
port.
The
matter
of
providing
homeward
cargo
ha
always
been
the
factor
that
stood
in
the
way
of
the
use
of
Pr.nee
Rupert
as
a
gateway.
Though
it
is
fully
recognised
that
roeourcea,
both
near
and
abundant,
await
development,
yet
ahlpptng
has
most
peraletently
conseutratod
at
and
through
more
dlsisut
ports
to
the
southward.
British
Columbia,
tor
instance,
send
to
Japan
alone
average
monthly
shipments
of
approximately
from
35,000.-000
to
aa
,000.000
board
feet
of
timber
lu
which
Northern
British
Columbia
does
not
aprr
to
participate
though
rich
In
forest
products
while,
Immediately
to
the
nortiiward,
Alaska
with
an
enormous
timber
stand
has
likewise
boon
unable
to
share
In
sucb
trade.
Alaskan
forests
alone
could
supply
Janan'a
annual
requirements.
Practically
nothing
la
shipped
from
either
Alaska
or
from
thla
vast
portion
of
Canada
al-
thotagh
the
largest
consuming
markets
ol
the
world
plead
for
the
export
surplus
In
exchange
(or
their
tremendous
gold
balance
arising
from
their
sale
to
America
of
silk
and
many
other
commodities.
A
year
ago
the
09th
Ocngtese
of
the
United
Ststea
pa
vd
leglaUUoo
whereby
the
vast
forest
stands
tn
Alaska,
In
ex-1
'
oaea
of
the
necessary
reserve
for
local
requirements,
txvume
eligible
to
export.
I
The
Act
passed
!
th
houses
df
Congress
and
was
signed
by
President
Cnolldge
and
it
became
t
lie
law
governing
Alas-1
kan
national
foivita
from
April
13.
1B39.
1
By
that
Act
the
nid
surplus
aggregating
(I'uiHiuur.i
on
ge
iour'
IIEN.NKTT
l'l-XH
I5E
POLITICAL
JOIU
A
TO
CGN'NCKVATIVIM
WZMrtPBO.
Jan.
19
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Is
strong
for
political
conventions.
He
is
planning
to
have
a
Conservative
convention
In
each
province
in
the
Dominion
once
a
year.
The
federal
and
provincial
organizations,
where
are
separate,
are
to
be
linked
up.
He
declared
that
he
had
resigned
from
many
of
the
big
companies
with
which
he
had
been
connected
and
others
would
follow.
He
would
soon
be
In
a
position
to
give
all
his
time
to
getting
his
party
back
into
power.
BASKETBALL
CALLED
OFF
Too
Cold
in
IliK
Exhibition
Hall
for
Spectators
to
Sit
and
Watch
Owing
to
the
cold
urutlirr
It
has
been
decided
la
cull
off
the
basketball
games
tiring
played
In
the
Kv-hlblllon
Hall
until
a
return
of
warmer
Heallirr.
sprttaiurs
will
nut
sit
u
ml
nulcli
the
games
as
It
Is
lin-pooollile
In
lir.it
the
hall
In
extreme
weather.
The
managers
of
the
league
are
not
at
all
salMled
with
the
attendance
I
his
year
at
the
games.
They
ay
tle
public
does
not
seem
lo
ap-pirrlatr
their
rf
furls
to
prutlile
rleun
sMrt.
They
hope
that
when
I
lie
Mariner
weather
comes
and
permits
runtlniiatluii
l
the
series,
the
ft-illc
will
turn
out
In
larrrr
num-txrs
and
ah
young
folks
some
enroll
nieniflit.
VICTIM
OF
TRAIN
.
WRECK
SUCCUMBS
li.
John
flees
of
Hwertgras
IMssn
Away
a
a
Itesull
of
Injuries
siistalurtl
on
Tursday
!
ETHBRIUGK.
Jan
19
Mrs,
John
'f
Swpcturass.
Montana.
Is
dead
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cent
DEVELOPMENTS
Annual
Report
of
District
Forester
Throws
Light
on
the
Lumber
and
Timber
Industry
The
annual
report
of
the
district
forester
to
the
minister
of
landa
makes
interesting
reading.
It
states
that
tie
production
for
the
year
amounted
to
a
total
of
809,611
for
the
district.
The
new
Dig
Bay
mill
at
Seal
Cove
will
have
a
daily
output
of
60,000
feet.
Aiiie.y-iive
per
cent
of
the
poles
cut
in
the
district
go
to
United
States
part
by
rail
and
part
by
water.
Rumor
of
a
Kayon
Mill
for
Swanson
Bay
and
reopening
of
BucVley
Bay
ar
all
features
of
the
report
which
follows:
'
'
PI
1.1-
AMI
PAI'EK
;
naare
have
been
no
new
develop-
ii.cn
ta
in
this
industry
this
year.
The
uclfte
Mills
plant
has
operated
contln-..ousVy.
Kothtng
definite
is
known
as
..
what
may
be
expected
to
lake
place
jt
8wnns&n
Bay.
A
Rayon
silk
plant
i
p.i
beeu
rumored.
Any
reauupUon
of
.'per.
ioiu
mutt
te
preceded
by
extensive
reconstruction,
aa
wharves
and
building
have
become
very
much
de-
propove
re
-opening
Bulkley
Bay
mill
early
in
1998.
IIKMN
Tit:
IMUHTItV
The
initial
contracts
for
1937
covered
only
567,900
hewn
ties.
Supplementary
cdntracta
and
over-runs
have
swelled
the
total
production
to
809.811.
The
largest
Initial
contracts
were
let
to
the
following:
Hanson
Lumber
and
Timber
Co.,
8ml
them.
340.000
ties.
Prince
Rupert
Logging
Co.,
Francois
Lake.
75.000
ties.
Broughton
el
McNeil,
Tdkwa.
93,000
ties.
S.
Anderson.
Decker
Lake,
30.000
ties.
Francois
Lake
Timber
Products.
Fran
cois
Lake.
30.000
tlea.
Carroll
ft
Son.
Decker
Lake.
30.000
ilea.
F.
R.
Keefe,
Francois
Lake.
30.000
ties
J.
S
Bostrom.
Francois
Lake.
30.000
tlea.
(continued
on
page
four)
VANCOUVER.
IS.C!f
ANtsK
B
C.
Silver
.
Big
Missouri
Coast
Copper
.
Cork
Province
.
Dun
well
Oeorgs,
Copper
Olacler
Gladstone
Oolconda
Independence
L
and
L
Leademlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
Sllvercrest
from
Injuries
sustained
on
Tuesday
in
the
Silversmith
wreck
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail-
Sunloch
.
.
wuv
passenuer
train
between
here
and
Whitewater
t'l'Ul
i:
When
Bid
.
I
35
ac,
59.00
.9744
99
1,
9.3
13l4
98
IB
Asked
1.78
39
80
.01)
.38'
.35
.08
.13'j
IS',
16
.08H
:
.88
18'i
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3.55
3.57
48
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.tia
38
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:
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j
3
l.r
3
35
148
BRITISH
GIVE
POSITION
ON
ARBITRATION
iterated.
LIXiUIMI
AMI
MILUNO
j
LONDON.
Jsn.
19.
The
British
noU
Logging
sci.v
t.es
In
toe
Ccaat
areas
to
be
League
of
Natkms
on
aeeurtty
haw
been
on
the
wane,
much
of
the
lnd
srhUratlon
made
nubile
last
nliht
icr.l'.ng
this
year
having
been
done
in-
deprecate
all
round
asecsae&tt
for
cldental
to
the
closing
of
several
opcr-
urtritrstlon
of
disputes
but
favors
ort-atioiis.
The
Pacific
Mills
t
the
Mggest
guui
pacts
such
as
the
Locarno
treaty,
and
steadiest
consumer,
and
toga
have'
Tne
principles
enunciated
follow
the
been
obtained
by
that
company
at
their
j
recent
declarations
at
Geneva
by
Shown
price.
The
Interior
loggers,
being:
Austin
chamberlain
and
Lord
Custa
some
Uy
mill
operators,
have
not
ex-
don.
British
delegate
to
the
Leagne
of
perlenced
a
very
good
year,
owing
to
;
Nations
toe
fact
that
the
mills
have
been
oper-1
loggers
find
some
'aV
widiion
In
that
there
la
ant
a
large
i
toek
of
logs
on
hand.
This
statement
j
applies
most
particularly
to
the
Cc?st.
I
METLAKAEA
.,
NOMINATIONS
The
centre
of
logging
operations
for
1
pulp
la
shifting
north,
and
In
1919
the'
Thirteen
LitUena
or
most
intensive
acuvitiee
win
be
found
r,eignborIn2
In
Klldela
Arm.
Douglas
Ch.nue!
This:
Village
Seeking
Election
to
follows
the
creating
of
Pulp
District
'
1928
Council
No.
3.
The
biggest
development
Is
the
con-1
Nominations,
for
the
1998
native
st
ruction
of
a
new
mill
at
Seal
cove
'
j
council
at
Metlakatla
village
were
taken
by
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Company
which
yesterday
by
Dominion
Constable
A,
J.
will
replace
the
present
Georgetown
mill.
The
new
mUl
la
expected
to
operate
at
a
capacity
of
90,000
per
day.
beginning
March.
1938.
Heavy
over-production
of
toga
on
the
Watklnaon
acting
in
plgoe
of
Indian
Agent
W.
B.
Colllaon
who
has
been
called
away
frcm
the
district.
The
election
will
take
place
mutt
Tuesday,
sasplr-ants
for
the
council
being
Peter
Leigh-
lower
Coast,
with
consequent
low
prices
ton,
William
Rudland.
William
Least,
on
Vancouver
market
affected
this
dis-,
Hsrbert
Clifton.
John
Lsighton.
Reutn
met.
The
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.
j
Uighlon,
Henry
Prevost,
Henry
Rudland,
which
for
a
number
of
years
has
been
,
Al'
red
Auckland.
William
Louth.
Wll-loRKtt;g
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
,
nam
Maneon
Lelgbton.
Peter
Haldane
for
Powell
River
Mills,
was
unable
to
j
and
Ambrose
Wilson.
secure
s
new
contract
for
thla
year
audi
rr-n
iUed
to
close
down
operations.
It
rumored,
although
definite
Infor
mation
or
the
subject
Is
not
to
hand,
that
the
Los
'Angelas
Lumber
Products
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
CAPTAIN
SUSPENDED
Hash
(leJbM-hrr
Oel
ef
(same
for
Two
Months
a
Result
ef
Keteitt
iMpreper
Oivilurt
LONDON.
Jan.
19.
Hugh
OatfasSher.
captain
of
the
Newcastle
United
football
team,
has
been
auaptnded
by
the
English
Football
Association
for
tvso
nisnths
for
improper
conduct
In
the
Newcastle-Huddersfield
game
on
December
91.
ANOTHER
FAILURE
IN
EFFORT
TO
MAKE
ENDURANCE
RECORD
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
19.
Capt.
Chartta
Rlngsford
Smith
and
Lieut.
Cleoege
Pond
were
again
forced
down
today
on
jeeount
of
lack
of
gaeolme
after
having
been
in
the
air
far
more
than
fifty
hcura
in
an
attempt
to
i
break
the
endurance
wood
Re-elected
HEAD
Of
FARMERS
CALGARY.
Jan.
19.--Henry
W,
of
the
Unlt.i
Farm
Women
Wood
was
ywterdtt)
d)4i
rtoUaal
'
of
SHIP
CARPENTER
AT
VICTORIA
PASSES
ON
VK
TORIA.
Jan
18-
Philip
R,
IHsbrtt.
vc'.finu
ship
ciipenter
and
caulker,
widviy
known
by
seafaring
men.
Is
dead.
He
as
born
In
Sydney,
Nova
Scotia.
83
years
hko
aud
for
'orty
years
followed
his
ir.uk'
herr.