sjjyeMonej
.
.
,
,
-;,p
-t
way
to
buy
the
subscribe
by
the
to
n
I
n
s
ik
tik'
ct
i
B.oo
snd
your
delivered
to
your
address
,,
,.,:n;j.
Just
figure
out
the
''I'i
Mt
to
you
to'
thU
'
,
,
1)r
twelve
months!
Will..
No.
9.
Boston
Grill
BBSS
.
V.S
GOVERNMEM
8.O.S.
Calls
Received
at
Dighy
Station
from
Steamer
Griff
co
at
Sea
Seattle
.'
Mho
(iot
Faint
Call
I
.ant
Where
Vessel
Wan
or
CD..
K.D.F.M..
S.O.S..
S.O.S..
S.O.S..
Help,
Help."
was
the
rn
-!
ii
inK
message
picked
up
at
U.H2
lust
night
by
the
Diyby
Island
win
!
-
elation,
indicating
that
the
steamer
Griffto,
denoted
in
code
I.;
Mi,
I.
Hern
"K.D.F.M.,"
was
in
serious
trouble
at
a
point
unk:.ow.
h,
r
M,.itii.n
not
being
Riven
in
the
distress
call.
The
letters
"CD."
,-
the
tfi-nt
ral
call
for
all
stations.
Tl
is
ln-ing
all
the
information
received
by
I)igly
Island,
it
was
,;
,
i
,iM'-rtained
that
the
Griffco
had,
4
hours
previous,
left
Port
r.,i
s(
-ml
for
Honolulu
to
go
into
the
service
of
new
owners
in
which
..
-p!rc
tw
wa
recently
sold
by
the
GIVES
REASONS
NEW
CRUISERS
of
UNITED
STATES
of
to
Iti
it
tin
-.
Innititencf
at
Geneva
lited
hv
Secretary
of
Navy
(or
Lis.
Action
a
si:'.,ro.N
jan
u.
citing
Bri-
...
-v,
suae
for
-larger
tea
"iturrileai
of
the
programs
of
i'-wem
Secretary
of
the
Navy
.u
before
the
House
Naval
i
he
reasons
for
atklng
for
".flOOO
a
r;.h:j.
Br:-
''iiff
he
raid.
most
per-.'ifiioe
to
the
Lr.lted
Slates
.i
i
i
cruiser
tonnage
hut.li
i.
not
ccmpet.tlvr
REPAIRING
OF
YUKON
PLANE
Pars
(or
Machine
Which
Recently
Made
Forced
landing
Sent
in
From
Whltehorw
"ding
to
word
received
In
the
in
the
north.
naceMry
parts
:
'
"-
engUM
Of
the
airplane
Queen
I
Yukon,
in
which
Ucut.
A.
d
()iiik
had
to
make
a
forced
wverml
weeks
ago
cn
a
froeen
i
nmt
Summit
roadlioure,
tto
miles
I
wiiiiehorat.
have
been
sent
in
..
Wnlle
Horsa.
Aa
soon
aa
re
Da
lr
i
in
..!
,
DIm.
nMilkaVonb
nlana
,
im
IIVV
V4MlMi(B)tut
faess
w..
'
i.
uk
mi
oomnwrcMU
mttio
vj
'
Mayo
nd
Dawaon.
BASEBALLDEAL
AMAZES
PLAYER
(Oladatone
lowers
Hornaby
Traded
off
1
independence
liii
ton
fur
Two
Other
Men
to
Indian'
Avoid
Conflict
,
l.
and
u
teadamlth
m:w
YORK,
Jan.
U
Rogers
Horns-
MBrmol
ii
been
tradad
by
the
New
York
'
i
Hi'-
to
Boston
In
a
seiuatlonal
base-
idho
.
'i
for
eatoher
Hogan
and
out-
B,,.hmonn
....
i'ltiM
Welah.
Wo
oash
la
Involved
Isilverrrest
I'rmldent
tOMham
of
the
Olanla
aald
8nvcriunith
.
.
:'
irde
was
"in
order
to
avoid
ny'uriioch
'i
'lire
rrmfllBi
with
i
Mir
club"
M
iriuby.
who.
Is
lu
St.
Louts.
"'i
at
the
deal
and
aald
ho
had
-
1
v.
r
1'imtempiatM
getiinf
the
man-ii,.
.
lup
of
the
OlauU.
CHILDREN
BURNED
TO
irnit
AImi
In
Critical
Condition
a
Kruiilt
of
tire
In
Delhi
Hume
0RANTPORD,
Ont.,
Jar.
1"
Orace.
'l
tliiee,
and
Vernon,
to.
children
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
E
Jackson
of
Delhi.
vrt
burned
to
death
todny
In
a
fire
"i
'heir
hotna
ti,.
r..n..r
i
l
i
lo(t
t
itve
and
th
ii,ti.r
i.
in
a
.st-M.uii.
condition.
Advrti
m
The
Dally
.Jew
Night
hut
Nothing
to
Indicate
What
Was
Wrong
Ccastwiw
Steamship
It
Barge
Co.
Her
position
u
estimated
to
be
tltree
hundred
miles
south
of
Cape
Flsttery.
As
the
OrtSco
would
be
regularly
out
the
range
of
Dlgby
bland.
It
fU
xpectcd
thai
the
"80S."
would
have
Ittn
picked
up
by
more
aoutberly
stations.
It
was
transmitted
on
by
Dlgoy
Island,
however,
but
no
further
information
u
to
the
pssslble
plight
the
OrlDoo
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
we
be
abtained
late
this
morning.
Concern
s
felt
howtver.
tor
her
safety.
Tr
rsrtffro
ti
3
-c"
i&owu
steamer
on
th
const
and.
before
being
sold
recently
by
the
Barer
Co..
operated
in
the
ere
esnrytPC
and
geessval
tNeghM
service
The
Orlffco
la
vessel
erf
let
uue.
Prr
cm
patches
received
this
ir.
-tiled
ihsi
toe
Saaitl
radio
station
at
nlnht
intercepted
two
"S.OJ."
csUe
fiom
the
OriOco.
both
of
which
wet
faint
and
gave
no
detail
as
to
the
ship's
position
or
her
plight
A
gal
was
rejing
last
night
off
the
Washington
coast
and
grave
anxiety
was
felt
as
to
the
ships
safety
The
cutter
Halda
was
despatched
from
Seattle
early
this
morning
to
make
an
effort
to
locate
the
vessel.
In
addition
to
Capt
Herbert
Martin.
her
master,
the
Orlffcu
carried
a
crew
of
twenty-two
men
and
one
HEAVY
DEALING
IN
VANCOUVER
STOCKS
Mlllwrl
llointed
Ahsng
In
llefteral
-
tanrr
.IHIiiiugli
no
w
leelef-Menl
are
Apiwrent
VANCOUVER.
Jan
Ii
-
There
were
heavy
dealtmt
lu
all
stocks
on
the
Van-
rouver
amcnna
yesterday.
Dunwell
ndcntly
being
aoiwiea
aiong
vim
-
in:
althouth
mere
weir
.,....i,...,.i,i.
in
connection
with
the
prolan
Bid.
Asked
1.47H
4i
n
40.00
41M
.as
"4
.16'
.13
.on
to
06
12
1
2
M
2
30
41
lo'i
.07
.aa',
-M'i
100
18
HO0
BJ
Wheal
Big
Missouri
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
.
Dunwell
..
NELSON
IS
AFTER
A
COTTON
FACTORY
NELSON.
Jan.
13.
Adopting
a
sug-
,
...,..
y
uottirey
in
I
u.w.
.
h
nnlincll
Of
ter
to
Tne
Lismjf
the
board
of
trade
at
IU
fortnightly
luncheon
authorised,
the
Industrial
committee
to
out
before
the
Carhsrtt
Cot
ton
Mill,
"
aaeurn
corporation,
the
of
Nelaon
a
a
site
for
iu
proposed
weetem
factory.
of
the
co:n-
chairman
J
E
Annable.
I
mlttee.
put
the
matter
before
the
couu-
..
....
mii,n
uresent
.
were
Vlcr
.'ell.
WllUtw
-
,
Pwaldent
A.
D.
Molod.
eecreiary
c
'
Olgot
R.
I.
McBrlde.
T.
C.
wniwi-..
J
'"'"
A
D
Emory
B
C
Wismti-
K
w
Hlnton
I
H
Chitette
Northern
and
FIERCE
enudt-
STORMS
sweeping
Great
Britain
have
not
at
Whitehead,
County
Antrim,
smashed
by
COSGRAVEON
WAY
TOILS.
AND
CANADA
Mil
TIl.tMHTON.
Jan.
It
Wll-Hasa
frMgrave,
pre-ldent
of
the
Irish
free
Mate,
al'ed
today
on
a
tlM
to
CsjMula
and
the
I
nited
Hate.
TI.Jle
V
lhe.Mi
of,
the
leader
of
tfi
get
Humeri
t
I
U
offset
lite
iMprenshxi
ghen
bj
I'jimmon
le
VaJera
In
regaH
to
the
ctMlltMi
In
that
country.
PREMIER
ENDS
OTTAWA
VISIT
Hon.
Dr.
Maclean
Now
on
Ills
Wny
Home
After
Conference
With
Government
VICTORIA.
Jan.
13.
Premier
Mac-
Lean,
who
has
been
at
Ottawa
in
con
ference
with
Prem
er
Mackenzie
King.
Hon
C.
A.
Dunning
and
other
member
of
the
cabinet
In
connection
with
mat.
tars
to
be
brought
before
the
Federal
House
this
aprtng.
n
naw
on
hi
way
home
and
expects
to
arrive
In
Victoria
Oil
BUIIOay
to
m3
una
miiuvm
for
the
opening
of
the
provincial
legis
lature.
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAYOR
GIVEN
ACCLAMATION
t
M
lUMMin
Heluriml
Ulthtwl
a
l-untesl
I'nur
AMermanlc
t'anUI-ilale
PRINCS
OBOROK.
Jan.
13.
With
Mavor
A.
M
Pat
tenon
being
returned
for
his
second
term
without
a
contest
littla
interest
is
being
ahown
In
the
municipal
elections
here
today
and
small
vote
is
expected.
Aid.
Wleland
and
Aid.
Fnier
are
seeking
re-election
while
C.
C
Reid
and
M.
B.
Buchanan
are
11.
.
candidate
Three
aldermanlc
atats
are
to
be
filled.
Aid.
Kennedy
declined
to
seek
re-election.
NO
MURDER
FILMS
BE
SHOWN
IN
PROVINCE
VICTORIA.
Jan
1
Attofney
Oen-
eral
Manaon
has
(lu
te
through
the
Board
of
Cens'Srii
to
prevent
the
dlaplay
In
British
Columbia
of
picture
of
the
Mtrlan
Parker
murder
case
or
other
films
considered
objectionable.
ttlUTllKlt
UlXOilT.
Prlno
Rupert.-Ralnlnt,
light
S.I.
wind;
temperature,
4t.
Port
Stepson
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
90.
Hayaport
Light
wind,
rain.
temp.
38.
Stewart
Raining,
calm.
temp.
37.
Anyog.
-Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
38.
Alice
Arm-
Raining,
calm.
temp.
38.
Alyaiwli-
Rnlnlnn.
calm,
temp
30
Rmswood
Cloudy,
calm.
tomn.
34
Terrace
Riilulng.
calm,
calm,
temp.
38.
Havel
ton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
34.
Hums
Uik
ClMr.
calm.
temp.
38.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
12.
1923
Several
Million
Dollars
May
Be
Appropriated
for
Alaska
by
Congress
Result
Recommendation
WASHINGTON.
January
12.
Alaska
will
receive
several
million
dollars
if
the
appropriation
bill
recommended
by
the
department
of
the
interior
yesterday
passes.
The
proposed
appropriation
include
the
following:
$64,000
for
afturvey
of
the
mineral
resources
of
the
territory.
$3600
for
Miration
of
the
Mount
McKinley
National
l'ark.
$9ll";S0&.
foPTurlherarite'of
ediieaffori'of
whfeh
$4863500
It
to
be
devoted
to
education
of
the
Eskimos,
Aleuts,
Indiana
and
other
natives.
The
Alaaka
Hallway
Is
to
get
S1J00.-
000.
The
Ooremor
324.600
salary
and
ex
penses.
Expenses
of
Territorial
Government
tfi0.000.
Medical
relief
for
natives
1
160.000.
Support
of
Reindeer
atatlaa
tiejot.
Instruction
of
native
and
care
and
manacezisant.
Suppression
of
the
Uquor
Tramc
316J00.
Care
of
the
Insane
II5B.000.
To
protect
Oovernment
property
ad-
lacent
to
Lowell
Creek.
Alaaka.
S100JJO0.
The
bUI
was
transmitted
to
oongreas
yesterday
by
President
Ooolldge
LARGER
VOTE
TAKEN
TODAY
Ftirly
Jlore
People
Had
Cast
Ballot's
at
Noon
Than
Ijist
Yenr
at
Similar
Hour
'
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
some
per-
vma
ware
predicting
this
morning
that
a
very
large
vote
would
not
be
cast
tn
the
municipal
election
which
la
In
pro-
irroai
today,
there
had
been
30
ballots
-ast
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
as
com
pared
with
M0
vote
at
a
similar
hour
in
last
year
election.
With
a
total
of
3147
name
on
the
llat,
it
la
possible
that
the
total
vote
ot
today
may
reach
about
300.-
Laat
year
there
was
a
total
of
Ml.
there
being
no
mayoralty
contest
on
that
occasion.
'
Interest
centres
in
the
mayoralty
con
teat.
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephen
and
Aid
Joseph
Oreer.
aspirants
for
the
mantle
have
bean
In
regular
attendance
at
the
poll
all
day
while
the
third
candidate
Col.
S.
P.
MoMordic.
mad
a
brief
call
during
the
morning.
Voting
epened
quietly
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
will
continue
until
this
evenlna
W.i.in
half
an
hour
after
the
closing
of
the
poll,
the
rcsul
of
the
mayoralty
contest,
mam
feature
of
the
election,
xhould
be
known.
B.
r.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
a
returning
officer,
la
In
charge
of
the
poll,
his
deputies
being
Frank
Vlckera.
W.
s.
Wllllacroft
and
Irani
Unwlnf
Scru
tineers
are
aa
follow:
Fw
Oreer
S.
A.
McPKeraon
and
W.
P
Duncan.
For
Stephens
Prank
AJdrtdfe-and
J.
O.
Vtereek.
For
MoMordle
Jack
Cobb,
Jame
Dlek
end
Malcolm
McLeod
ENGLAND
BEAT
WALE5
INTERNATIONAL
RUGBY
LONDON.
Jnu
12
England
defeated
Wale
30
to
13
in
an
International
Ru'hy
u"ini'
pluveil
yesterday
Newspaper
ITH
BIG
NA
VAL
PROGRAM
left
Ireland
undamaged.
The
prom-heavy
seas
during
the
severe
gale
STATES
WILL
BUILD
NAVY
Hur;e
Expenditure
for
Battleships
Provided
for
in
Scheme
of
Secretary
Wilbur,
WAHHINHTON.
Jn-
I.
Sme-Urr
Wilbur
dlMlosed
tixUr
before
the
Iiom
naval
romnilttre
that
the
navy
ileyartmrnt
has
ilraftfd
a
rwuiprehewcite
tarnly-jrar
IhII4Iu
prwgram
of
ulilrli
tlve
tVOjmjm
vm,rm
already
anmuiM-rl
Is
aaly
a
pert.
Millie
lie
did
not
Make
thta
publle.
the
larger
program,
the
tecretary
tektllled.
rnllrd
fee
re-plai-einent
wf
buttlrhlM
a
Hxilile
undrr
the
tVahlntt
Arm
Treaty.
He
ntld
that
a
letal
rxpeildltnre
nf
three
blllltMi
detlar
was
Involvnl
or
M.OH0.lK
jfarly.
TRAIN
FIREMAN
LOST
HIS
LIFE
Waller
Scott
of
Port
Mann
Crush
ed
to
Dcnth
in
Derailment
01
Engine
VANOOUVKR.
Jan.
18
Crushed
between
an
engine
and
a
tender,
Walter
Scott,
fireman
of
Port
Mann,
was
killed
this
morning
when
the
engine
of
a
Canadian
National
Railway
Wfecktnil
train
was
derailed
three
mile
east
of
Ham
bv
a
washout.
The
train
wan
enroute
to
clear
out
washouts
whloh
had
occurred
further
salt
overnight.
Several
members
of
the
train
crew
were
bruised
but
not
seriously.
EXTENSIVE
DAMAGE
DONE
TO
BUSINESS
BLOCK
AT
SIDNEY
VICTORIA.
Jan.
13
-
Oamaee
to
th
extent
of
831,000
wss
done
this
rooming
to
the
Berqulst
building
ow&ad
by
Andrew.
C.
Berqulst.
local
blwikamlth
and
located
In
the
business
section
of
the
town.
HON.
PETER
HEENAN
GETS
APPOINTMENT
OTTAWA.
Jan
13.
lion.
Peter
Mee-nan.
minister
of
labor,
has
been
appointed
member
of
the
edvlstory
council
of
the
American
Association
f'-r
I.al'ur
le'txlntlou.
Premier
Brownlee
in
Montreal
Trying
to
Arrange
Sale
of
Two
Railways
with
C.N.R.
or
C.P.R.
MONTREAL,
Jan.
12.
The
possibilities
of
increased
development
iu
the
Peace
River
district
and
the
prospective
prosperity
to
be
derived
by
new
settlers
in
that
area
were
pointed
out
by
Premier
J.
E.
Drownlee
of
Alberta
last
night.
The
Premier
in
here
for
discussion
of
the
Alberta
Railway
question
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
E.
W.
Deatly,
president
of
the
C.i'.R.,
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
is
also
in
the
city
conferring
with
Sir
Henry
in
regard
to
railway
matters.
The
Alberca
government
operates
two
ro.ds,
the
b.D.
&
u.u
rd
the
Alberts
Great
Waterways
Rail-
I
i
way.
both
of
which"
In
the
Premier's
,
p;n!
jn
rhould
be
Incorporated
in
one
1
if
the
two
transcontinental
systems.
.
ie
is
prepared
to
discuss
terms
for
the!
s.sal
of
the
two
Government
owned
1
lines.
Speaking
on
the
sub'ect
of
crops.
Mr
:
Brownlee
aald
that
between
13.000.000
j
and
39.000.000
busheU
rrt
Alberta
wheat
crop
Isst
year
had
been
moved
through
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
SOUTHERN
INTERIOR
j
,
I
Nrton.
Trail
a.l
Upland
all
lllng
I
CvHtreis
for
Major
1
NXLSOM.
Jan.
la.
Nelson.
Trail
and
ttoulaud
are
all
having
contest
lor
any
r
today.
;
In
Roaaland.
Mlyor
W.
A.
Tuner,
who
l
seeking
ele.ton
far
a
second
tttm.
la
opposed
by
Aid.
Henry
Wilkin.
Mayer
Herbert
Clark
or
Trau,
wna,
artcr
several
terms
tn
office
proposed
to
ret're.
yielded
to
Sil.c.tatlsns
and
wii
nominated.
His
opposition
cocoes
from
..'aiucs
Plea
ter,
feed
merchant
and
a
t.rmer
mayor
of
Rossi
and.
but
resident
lor
the
last
seven
years
In
Trail.
In
Nelson.
V.
R.
O
Barnes
and
Aid.
Koas
Fleming
are
contesting
the
honcr
:(
succeeding
Mayor
J.
A.
McD-uald.
M
L
A.
CHINESE
APPLICATION
TURNED
DOWN
BY
JUDGE
Men
Mut
ferve
Three
Years'
Sentence
for
ttltrlbutlHg
Cocaine
ami
Mer-phlne
VA.VCOUVBR.
Jan.
I3.-Rejectlng
the
:.i:;..u.ou
ol
deu.:ce
counsel
that
opium
a,
U
..arc.
tics
drug
law
was
a
licencing
iiKvisurc
and
thus
Infringed
provincial
rtgius
and
therefore
was
ultra
vires
of
the
I)
ro.nlon
Parliament.
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdobald
tn
th
supreme
court
dismissed
the
habeas
corpus
application
in
b.half
of
Ichbao
Wakabayaahl
and
Lore
Tip.
sentenced
to
three
years'
imprisonment
for
distributing
cocaine
and
morphine.
BEAR
OPERATORS
DROVE
STOCKS
DOWN
NXW
YORK.
Jan.
13.
Bear
operators
launched
another
lata
afternoon
drive
yesterday
wiping
out
recoveries
made
during
the
earlier
trading.
WlltrXKxs
I1KI-OUT.
8
a.ni.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
light
SJE
wind;
barometer.
39.86:
temperature.
44;
sea
moderate;
a
pjn.
spoae
s
learner
Amur,
towing
barge
Lord
Templeton,
Anyog
for
Tacoma,
30
milts
from
Any-ox:
8
p.m.
spoke
motorshlp
Norco,
Ket-"Mkan
for
Vancouver.
475
mile
from
Vancouver.
DEAD
TRKE
POINT
Ruining,
calm:
barometer,
29.02;
temperature,
36;
nea
mooth
BULL
HARBOR.
-
Overcast,
calm:
barometer,
30.38:
temperature.
48:
ess
moderate:
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
racmc
Monarch,
weatherbound
at
Safety
Cove,
with
barge
Blacsyne
and
scow;
3
p
m
upoke
tanker
Oltnda.
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
630
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Cardena.
left
Namu,
northbound.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
light
SB.
wind;
barometer.
3S.B0;
temperature.
19,
ra
moderate.
DEAD
TRKB
POINT
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
29.76:
temperature,
38;
sen
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Purt
cloudy
c.ilm.
barometer
39D8:
tempera'
ur,
N);
ea
model'
.it"
Lurire
Upstair
Dininjc
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Pive
Gent
RAILWAYMEN
IN
CONFERENCE
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
With
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Today
Discussing
Matters
of
Policy
UOMTRKAL,
Jan.
13
Hon.
C.
A.
rtainnlncr
mtrttataM
a
fttlllallri
av1a4
Mn.
president
of
the
Canadian
National
on
to
w,tlcnal
syitem
The
inn-oal
mtstl&j;
at
Xbm
Caitadiaii
Natlont,
STum
committee
also
opened
t
vbkcb
tittM
gajealMts
t
UUs
ooounlttee
from
the
variaWa
!?prt-
tDe
various
JflfeU,
fO
the
tn
tim!j;ff'il,
lmprovemeBt
of
traffic,
opera
tow.
e-uipmenu
and
other
detail
during
the
year
to
come.
The
committee
members
will
assemble
at
a
dt&ner
at
the
Windsor
Hotel
tonight
and
at
this
dinner
wUI
be
addressed
by
Sir
Henry
Thjrnton
Hon.
Mr
Dunning
will
be
the
guest
cf
Sir
Henry
at
this
dinner.
INSURANCE
CASE
DELAYS
DEATH
Execution
of
Mrs.
Huth
Snyder
Delayed
Until
Friday
Morning
by
Order
of
Judge
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
lS
Mrs.
Ruth
Snyder,
whose
execution
tar
the
murder
of
her
husband
had
been
set
for
to
night
wss
last
night
granted
a
stay
until
10
am
Friday
by
the
Supreme
Court
Judge
A
J.
Levy.
The
stay
was
granted
pending
the
beetle,
of
a
suit
brought
by
an
Insurance
aetSpany
to
avoid
payment
of
887.ee
ea
th'
life
of
her
husband.
Albert
BnysMTf
ALBANY,
Hew
York.
Jan.
It
Attorney
Oeneral
Ottlnger
ruled
today
that
the
stay
of
execution
on
behalf
of
Mra.
Snyder
was
not
binding.
Is
Me
York.
Justice
Levy
unexpectedly
changed
the
time
of
hearing
upon
th
stay
t
morrow
morning
until
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
BUYING
RIFLES
FROM
IRELAND
Ncffullntions
in
Profretw
With
Free
Slnte
(overntnt
For
Surplus
Stock
LONDON,
Jan
3.
Rifles
Canada
Is
(m-ous
of
buying
from
tB
Irish
Pre
Ht.te
sre
surplus
stock..
Ottawa
reports
said
1200
had
been
purchases
tor
the
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
at
a
cost
of
87
00
each
but
it
was
stated
at
Belfast
that
negotiation
had
Bet
been
eon-
'
eluded.
'
-Hi.
...
1
f
f.JlJl-
ToTFlyIs11
LIVES
Seiirrh
lleliig
Mlr
by
lenil
and
Heu
far
fa4.
Ilnwil
and
Meet.
.Uonl-ctlrff.
Mll
WELLINQTON.
New
Zealand.
Jan.
13.
More
than
lifty
hours
overdue.
Capi.
Hood
end
Lieut
M
intcrleST.
NW
Z4-li'.ud
nviatom.
inu-Hiiin
in
a
flight
from
Sydney,
mr
n.iw
being
sought
b
land
and
sea
but
with
little
Biofe
for
their
.
ecovcry
alive.