fiSave
Money
Boston
Grill
io
cbeapext,
way
to
tray
vne
I
IB
New
i
to
subscribe
by
the
rear.
The
cost
is
sa.uu
ana
your
i-
delivered
to
your
addree
earn
cv-iminu
jui
figure
out
in
KnTill
cost
t
you
for
thU
daily
f)ce
fur
twelve
monttul
mil
No.
2:1
Wave
Purchased
a
Site
W
lain
:u
:
i.i
eff
:
Should
up
prove
;ii!atilctory
to
-ion.
tt.e
police
boaid
will
mnilak;
n
ol
liiieMigullon
to
:
nc
edict
HCti.
n
it
;.
Mated,
will
.
d)mtii,
"I
:x
or
right
:
tn-
for.
i"
No
lea-
.1:
1
:
"a..
Hint
tl.t
:iwlrt
tl-
fo'
r.
d:saliflea
..
tne
I.R.
SKIPPER
LOST
IN
SOUTH
ixon
Uoucralt
riaauy
trd
in
fnrllarK)
llfwpltal
CRASHED
DOCK
irB9raNr)
laW
miSHKhV''
'
"MM
lslt
ith
Memory
Ixwt
ti
t
Jan.
i8
Police
were
aea
Mt.l
for
Capt.ii
W
Olaon
fill
veaff
-f
Re
luiml
com-
(.1
Hie
transpacific
liners
o
R
liolft
hi
home
here
Mon-
at
.in
d
li
nut
bren
seen
alnoa
been
acting
a
murine
surveyor
ti
Mur.laiif
L.kuranvc
AdJUe-
Nl.
Jan
2B
C
anadian
here
tit
-fieri
W
U
x
m
Hopcraft.
.tniiiaiiUcr
of
tlie
CPS
fcn-Aurtialia.
10
k
man
suffering
y
Ufwe.
ho
ha
been
in
kit..!
liere
mice
January
IH
n-ported
u
have
lhed
hla
h
.f-1
n-.-im.
rf
lit
DollaPM
Damage
in
When
Teasel
Crushed
ng
Hole
in
Structure
ieli
Jhh
iH
Twenty
men
llw-
and
rtuini.e
eatlm-
MadiraMlk
-
ny
thuusantls
of
dollar
waa'UlCky
Ipor
Business
Block
Hen
Ue
Message
Indicate
That
Deal
Made
With
Dybhavn
and
Hanson
for
Corner
on
Third
Avenue
-In
night's
news
over
the
radio
last
evening,
J.
A.
Morris
la!
picked
u
1
'with
the
biir
King-Cusader
set
for
which
!
distributor,
the
announcement
that
the
big
retail
firm
of
'.,'!,
Ltd.
h;.d
dosed
u
deal
for
the
purchase
of
a
location
in
1:
ijj.ril
mi
which
the
concern
planned
the
erection
of
a
large
7,
en!
.-ton-.
The
iime
report
.-.tnted
that
Woodwards'
expected
!
.!
inuneli:it
l
lo
announce
through
the
preas
their
specific
1
onneitMin
wan
me
project
u
11
a."
size
01
uuuaing
I
tc
a-
ween
common
talk
in
the
city
recently
that
Woodwards
1
negotiating
fur
the
purchase
of
the
double
corner
at
the
.
1
.
r
1
j
a
ee
I
a
a.
1
a.
V
1
tii--
0!
ritin
Mrt'fi
ana
intra
Avenue,
vnc
iaci
wai
ejonn
.......
.
I
1
A
1
I
9T
lv
:ivi
(Moi
Hanson,
owners
01
tne
property,
are
DOtn
in
van-
:
the
present
time
lends
color
to
the
report.
A
building
100
;
111
dimension-
is
mentioned.
NMil'VER.
January
28.
(Canadian
Press),
Woodwards
1
0:1.
cement
to
he
made
yet.
WCOUVERTO
lYESHAKEUP
IN
THE
POLICE
....
.
.
..
,
j
.
i
A
o-
01
JJimiHtui
nam
10
ue
the
t
urdx
in
the
Rig
City
Jill
"f
llv
.
the
nt:
lie
Var
1
written
nave
ln.ui
t'-inpirle
re-
v
(..la
dM
1
!
depart-
.
been
"P
rom
-
rur:
lull-
it
is
oecn
iued
lo
,
P.UHN.S
MAV
UK
lll
I
Kl
TO
Itltlkli
HlHKhmUtX
TIUH
Douglas
TmnU
tan
new
that
there
Is
a
ponlWlity
at
Murf
.
a
vlalt
here
from
A.
O.
OpM-
4
Hit's
basketball
teuti.
ttm
ataav
4
afer
of
the
Vancouver
ormmalaa-
4
tton
was
tn
the
city
yestarday
and
sUKteeted
that
they
might
be
induced
to
come
here
In
March
Th
nutter
la
being
taken
up
at
once
with
a
rlew
to
4
havluc
three
games
played
here.
4
TOLMIE
ASKS
ABOUT
SELLING
THE
P.G
E
OTTAWA.
Jan
Hon
8.
f
Tolmle.
in
tie
Muuae
ol
Commons
yesterday,
atked
If
negotiations
tor
the
acquisition
of
the
Pacific
Oreat
Ea-.ern
Railway
b
itt
government
of
Canada
or
the
Canadian
National
were
under
way
Hon.
C.
A
Dunning
replied
that
lie
would
re-(
quire
a
little
not
"e
before
answering.
lYANCOUVER
STOCK
EXCHANGE
SYSTEM
TO
BE
MODERNIZED
i
VANCOOVEK.
Jan
28
-
Expansion
'
and
coropleUg
moderniiuug
of
the
sys
tem
and
facilities
of
the
Vancouver
Block
Exchange
which
will
be
undertaken
within
ten
dayn
will
enable
the
xiu.nt;e
to
handle
two
million
shares
rt
(lav.
RADIO
EMPLOYEE
WAS
ELECTROCUTED
FRIDAY
.VANC
Ol
VBR.
Jsn
38.
Jame
Hoole,
an
eniulne.
of
a
radio
firm,
we
elec
trocuted
yiaterday
when
the
radio
aerial
k.
...
erertllllt
crossed
high
tension
w)ri'
VANCOUVEIt
i:chan(;i:
BU-
UlMunni
.
Coant
C:pier
.
folk
Province
Duly
Aln-kJ
Dunwel)
(leorne
(p)er
(i
(lolixwula
IllCtlHll
L
and
1.
Jim
.
Nouiiwentein
grain
dock
Marmot
weii
nllilit
when
the
Premier
ier
c
t
if
ok.
crashed
Porter
Idano
k
Tin
Hti-amer
was
only
Hllverereat
aged
i.u;
tlir
mln
dock.
Bllvframlth
mt
saoo.uuu
uimii
160
feet
Surf
Inlet
ii.K
hole
about
60
feet
high
ouniocn
I
ide
n
nd
36
feet
deep
Torlr
i.oiM-
of
the
craft
trained
,
Whitewater
Wlir.-t
Bid
Asked.
80
.75
6100
57.00
.34'.,
.85
Si
18
8
78
840
.18
18
V,
.81
.81
OS
OB
H
Jl
41
I7Uj
8.50
840
.45
W
17
.83
.85
.00
8.70
4.00
S4M
4.10
311
3
38
1
i'
CIGARETTES
!
AND
LIQUOR
j
REPORTED
ON
1
Customs
Commission
AUo
Would
the
cause
ol
smuggling
liquor
in
Canada
w
tound
It
was
owing
to
some
extant
to
the
high
customs
tar
IS
ou
un-
Mti
tmtt
Ori.l
m
tA
,i
hlll
Mil
t
on
uquor
manulwlured
in
ua.ua.
aa
as
the
sale
of
Uquor
Is
largely
in
the
hands
vf
the
vartoae
liquor
boards
of
the
provinces,
full
benefit
of
the
reduction
could
not
be
realised
unless
with
co-operation
ot
the
provincial
authorities.
DEVELOPMENT
ATDUNWELL
Work
Will
Probably
Commence
In
.March
Sayn
Report
of
Director
VHTflUIA.
Jan.
An
iNlrrlm
refKirt
nl
the
dlrr,1ie
ut
liuHwell
'
Mine
Md.
lee
the
pertod
frum
May
I
la
lerewler
SI.
I8t7.
aaya:
"ttt-fejweeai
rrversen
were
aaatalel
frwm
MMrrre
bejtiiud
rwntrwl.
wf
Jor
dl-reetaew.
Ore
reerje
dM
mC
lr
nearly
aa
rttive
m
Ike
MeewiHC
wat
Mmrejtew."
Keftrenre
ww
miute
(e
tlie
rtertlne
f
the
weM
Metal
market
m1
l
Aagwat
lite
direHor
erdrred
the
irssgllaw
Vf
wll
sletlsawnit
and
elhte
ra4UI
rfeMlHaer
anlll
Ike
flnaartal
ataMHty
iff
the
roes
asm
y
w
fall)
swareel.
"TWe
wlaalaia
wf
thk
Mswte
has
bee
fall)
hjll(leI
ImI
mnrli
ad-veewr
rrNlrtam
Hwh
keen
made
by
not
ronteewMt
with
the
A
aVveewpsiienl
nrwgiwm
will
be
rarrlMl
mu
at
aa
earl)
date,
H
ht
Mfwetett
aboal
I
he
1ettalf
af
Maeah."
As
m
are
ery
rkwr
la
aar
b-ertlve
twa
ar
three
hvhIIw'
week
vNi
aapfl)
a
great
Seal
af
valwable
tola
rate
Han
bat
ream
kanwtealg
aleeawjr
gained
It
may
uwiMy
rhaage
the
whale
aaaeet
af
lite
are
sHaaUaa.
Ample
fwvxli
are
available
for
Ikh
wrk."
LEADERS
WILL
1
Cancel
ISundinc
Warehouse
j
for
Export
Liquor
j
OTTAWA,
Jan.
38,
The
CueUros
,
oommlasKin
report,
tabled
yesterday,
re-
j
commend
the
canatllatUn
of
customs
!
bonds
for
export
houses."
j
It
etttes
that
evidence
was
given
be-
Xore
It
Indicating
that
material
.reduc-
'
tlon
In
the
excise
duty
on
cigarette
would
materially
diminish
smuggling
without
tenously
affectlug
the
revenue.
'
The
report
'alao
says
that
In
seeking
1
SPEAKMONDAY
Hon.
It
It.
Hennett
Will
Lead
off
In
Debate,
Followed
by
Premier
Mackenzie
Kins
OTTAWA.
Jan.
as.
-After
sitting
barely
00
minutes
the
House
of
Commons
ad-
Journea
until
Monday
whan
the
Con-
servaNta
leader.
Hon.
tl.
B.
Bennett
wUl
span
tha
debate
on
the
address
and
Premier
Xing
will
be
heard
in
reply.
It
wiu
be
a
field
day
with
the
two
leaders
aa
such
meeting
for
the
first
time
in
parllamenUry
debate.
Premier
King,
soon
after
the
How
amatblad.
tabled
the
long
awaited
report
oa
the
ftoyal
CommlaMon
on
oua-
toma
after
which
J.
b.
tlsley.
Ubaral
for
He
xtthe
pros-
tad
and
cited
the
Maritime
provlnoes
aa
a
oaee
tn
point.
He
soggeated
trade
treaties
with
Cuba
and
Oermany.
the
former
as
a
stlaaulua
to
the
export
of
Canadian
potatees
and
the
latter
as
a
sttmulu
to
the
export
of
apples
air
Beaubten
of
Provencher
aeconded
the
addraas
and
dwelt
on
the
new
eta
tua
of
the
Dominion
and
pointed
tj
Canada's
increasing
importance
lu
world
affair
a
Instanced
by
the
coun-tiy'a
election
t
n
seut
In
the
council
the
teaptte
.-l
Ni.'.lon.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PltlNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SAT
IT
DA
Y,
JANUARY
28,
1928
WOSPJTAL
HAS
SUCCESSFUL
YEAR;
NEEDS
NEW
Woodwards
Reported
to
THE
LITTLK
.
(I.(NKL.
the
J-uehe-s
of
Yo.k.
in
pecl-i
the
King's
Own
Yorkshire
Lijfh;
infantry
.
of
which
she
became
toluiiel-iil-chief
lnst
AuKUst.
Digby
Islaftd
Radio
Station
Completes
Feat
of
Speaking
Ship
Throughout
Long
Voyage
At
8
o'clock
this
morning,
Dighy
laland
wire'.ess
station
again
noke
the
big
motorship
Aorangi,
this
tiraa
10')
miles
from
Auckland,
Now
Zealand,
which
port
she
will
reach
this
afternoon.
Aa
Sydney,
Australia,
the
final
destination
of
the
Aorangi,
is
about
the
same
distance
from
Dig-fey
Island
aa
Auckland,
rotfghly
6.C00
mile,
the
local
station
hag
now
practically
atteiplishl
Um
foal
vf
having
been
ip
constant
communfcat
War
.with
a.
vtal
thxwjOjsit
iris
f,ro
Ytetprig
to
the
Antipodes
It
is
the
first
time
thai
such
a
foot
has
been
eartied
out
by
a
Pacific
coast
commercial
radio
station.
General
Hospital
Reports
Being
in
Good
Financial
Condition
but
New
Building
Will
Be
Needed
Soon
Two
outstanding
facts
were
brought
to
light
aa
a
result
of
the
anrraal
general
mooting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Asso
ciation
held
last
night
in
the
City
Hall,
with
the
chairman
of
the
board,
J.
H.
Thompson
presiding.
These
are
the
need
of
a
new
building
in
the
very
near
future
arid
that
the
association
is
now
out
of
debt
with
all
the
buildings
and
apparatus
paid
for
and
with
a
small
nucleus
toward
a
building
fund.
The
result
has
been
brought
about
through
the
careful
management
of
the
institution,
as
mentioned
in
the
reports
given
last
night
and
also
through
something
which
as
not
particularly
meiitloned.
the
'
generous
grants
made
by
the
provincial
overnment
and
by
the
city.
Without
these
ot
course
the
boefrilal
could
not
,
function.
i
-
There
wa
a
nood
attend
do
ineJud-
ing
several
lad
tec
those
present
being
Are.
and
Mrs
F.
W.
Price,
O.
C
MoBae.
!
I.
Unwln.
Archie
Baatty,
T.
McMeekln
j
AM.
W.
J
Oreer.
AiaV
erey
Ttaher,
J.
L.
Christie.
Ceorxe
Rorle.
8.
D.
John-
j
ton.
a.
Suga.
D
O.
Stewart.
Steve
King.
Alderman
Brow.
V.
C
Orchasd.
Mrs.
Prank
Oibb.
M.
U.
Stephen.
Dr.
Cade.
H.
B.
Ro
heater,
atlta
Harrlaon
Jhrls
Klklna.
R
E.
enaon,
N.
Mus-jilem.
Mrs.
Olsy
Mr.
Pyl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Parsons.
Laurie
Lambty
and
Secre-
ary-mauagrr
H
y
Birch.
The
flnanc.nl
atement
and
auditors
report
wa
read
ny
the
secretary
snowing
that
the
total
reoalpu
amounted
to
87aJM5.l5
whlcii
were
made
up
aa
fol
lows:
By
Sale
old
bo
'.rr.
885;
Ele
vator
cable
5
80.00
Account
reeovned
1.487.8S
Orants
B.C.Oovernmc:,:
per
oaptta
0.39O
AS
BC.
Oovt
Liquor
Profit..
4J80.50
City
of
Prince
Rupert
per
capita
10.487.60
Donatlona
135
s.v
Endowment
fund.
M
88.6
Hospital
fees
earned
47
167
AO
Bank
Interest
805
01
City
cf
Prince
Kn
part
Isolation
Hoapitiil
nursing
..
688
JO
Various
municipalities
refunds
sa.ao
Membership
fee
174.00
fX-Ray
opert!oii-
1.044.08
Nurses
books
and
plus
44
Oatoatlenti
fee
86.60
At
the
close
:
the
year
there
waa
a
surplus
of
84.231
aa.
,
rH
mm.ii
,M.rli
af
th
KfMnltl
e
valued
at
b
:.u
i
t
agalnat
which
are
set
account
payable
amounting
to
1
61.70747
and
a
unalt
reserve
for
a
ecu-1
'
tlngent
liability
ClltllOIAV'H
ItMDKT
1
n.i
i
!
ch.ilrmHI!
no
year'
operation
follows:
You
bav
the
annual
statement
be-i
continued
on
page
ait
I
FOURTH
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUP
SOCCER
GAMES
UfDON.
Jan
28
-Following
are
the
"faults
of
the
fourth
round
English
Cup
soccer
games:
Bury
1.
Manchester
United
1.
Exeter
City
a.
BUckburn
ftovOM
8.
Cardiff
8.
Liverpool
1.
Port
Vale
3.
New
Brighton
0.
Swindon
1.
The
Wednesday
a.
nouthpert
0.
Mirldleaboro
3.
Derby
County
0.
Notts
PoreSg'O,
Wrexham
1.
Birmingham
3.
Sunderland
1.
Manchester
City
8.
Huduenfleld
8.
Weat
Ham
t.
4ton
Villa
3.
Crewe
AlexadSra
0.
Stoke
City
4.
Bolton
8.
Tottenham
s.
Oldham
0.
Arneiial
4.
Everton
8.
Sheffield
United
S.
Wolvernamptoa
I
Reading
0.
Leicester
1.
EX-KING
CEORGEWINS
FIRST
JOCKEY'
CAME
VANOVOUVBX.
Jan.
88
-4he
Ik-Ring
George
hockey
team
let
night
defeated
the
Monarch
two
goals
to
one
lu
the
first
of
a
two
game
playoff
for
1
1
lie
city
hockey
champioimlup.
IKKI.AMI
BEAT
HtMH
BELFAST.
Ireland.
Jan
as
Ireland
defeated
Prance
1:V
an
international
rugby
game
here
today
twelve
polnta
-i
-.
:;!it.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457-
V
Price
Five
Cert's
BUILDING
H.
G.
Perry
Urges
Quick
Action
to
Sell
the
P.G.E.
If
any
Offer
Received
from
C.I'.R.
or
C.N.K.
Would
let
it
go:
Should
be
110
Outlet
North
of
C.N.1L
he
Thinks
VICTORIA,
January
28.
Quick
action
on
the
part
of
the
provincial
government,
in
the
disposal
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
was
advocated
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
in
a
speech
continuing
the
debate
on
the
addresH
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne.
The
railway
should
go
to
either
the
C.P.K.
or
the
C.N.U.,
should
either
of
them
after
to
deal
for
it.
He
said
it
waa
a
ahame
that
settlers
were
induced
to
go
in
along
the
unfinished
route
with
no
facilities
provided
for
them.
He
deprecated
allowing
the
outlet
to
the
Peace
Kiver
to
go
away
from
the
Pacific
coast
where
it
pro-.
ily
u.
-lunged
by
means
of
the
CPU.
and
the
C
N
R.
making
a
,olnt
agree-,
u:eut
lo
operate
the
I
I)
&
B.C.
riad.
j
iir
leiry
urged
that
the
province
hotilo
tuc
cart-
lu
reipect
to
allowing
aty
outlei
north
cf
the
O.T.P.
line.
Appealing
on
uehai:
cf
the
ncrih
counlry.
Mr.
Perry
aa.d
the
day
of
the
slogan
"Co
West"
had
pa
--5d
ni
had
'.
become
nther
Gm
North."
The
truth
of
ihU
waa
fhown
In
the
development
o!
1
.he
northern
parts
of
Quebec.
Ontario
and
the
r.rarr
provinces
and
he
b.ped
he
g.-verumuut
would
take
a'.ep
to
hive
the
aame
apply
to
the
province
of
British
Columbia
If
no
of:er
satisfactory
to
the
province
was
received
from
any
source
for
the
TjOX.
he
hoped
the
trarnmeat
would
tab
iteawta
haws
It
carried
through
thernsalvM.
.
BeMenag
to
ehargee
made
by
Coaaer-atlve
member
Thursday
that
seven
per
cent
was
being
charged
by
the
land
settlement
board
under
the
government
In
this
district,
he
sld.
it
waa
a
question
for
the
farmer,
not
a
to
the
rate
of
interest
but
of
getting
any
l?en
at
all.
They
would
be
ready
to
pay
nine
per
cent
if
they
could
get
the
money
Reg.
Hayward.
Conservative
of
Victoria,
charged
the
government
wee
being
a
profligate
spender
of
the
people's
money
end
by
the
Imposition
of
taxes
tne
taxpayers
oi
n.t.
,
Mr
Coventry.
Conservative
member
for
Saanlch.
advocated
that
the
province
pey
medical
bills
lo
eases
of
maternity
at
a
step
t:i
the
direction
ot
health
innrance.
which
he
said
would
be
tor
the
betterment
of
the
race.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ifiLlsii
i.t.iuii:
,
lltMn
it
Bernatoy
8,
Pulbam
4.
Blackpcol
4.
Weetbr;
mwic
h
3.
ChcUea
I,
Clapton
Orient
o.
Uao
8.
Bristol
City
8.
MC4ITTlS.il
LUAUI
t
IIUWtM
I.
Clyde
8.
Alrdrteoulan
a
Dundee
a.
Heart
7.
Dunfermline
3.
Aberdeen
3.
Talk
irk
8.
Partlck
1.
Hamilton
l.
at.
Mlrrcn
l
Hibernians
8.
St.
Johnstone
a
Kilmarnock
8.
Celtic
8.
Queen's
Park
8.
Motherwell
1.
Ralth
Rover
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Rangers
8.
Bones
1.
MAJOR
SHOEBOTHAM
0FM0UNT1ES
DED
DAWSON.
Jan.
38
-
Major
T.
M
Bhoebotham.
commanding
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
died
suddenly
let
night
frum
a
hvart
attack
aa
be
entered
a
ball
to
attend
a
card
party
He
came
here
from
Vancouver
in
October
last.
WOULD
REDUCE
SMUGGLING
TO
UNITED
STATES
SEATTLE.
Jan
88
If
the
liquor
house
of
BrttUh
Columbia
are
j
put
out
of
htmlneaa
It
would
reduce
i
flinuuKllng
oi
loquor
lino
lh
alxte
by
nearly
100
per
rent.
William
M
Wlilt-I
ney,
aaslatant
prohibition
admliil.ualor
declared,
when
commenting
on
the
Can-adlHii
C'ustimia
('omnitaaion
recoiumen
-
STOCK
PRICES
MOVED
DOWN
AT
VANCOUVER
Ijow
Priced
Iaaues
Dropped
off
Moat
but
Practically
all
Were
Shaded
VAMOOTJVBB.
Jan.
88.
I
rota
ranging
three
to
aurueu
aotnta
wore
!-yesterday
by
arm
eat
W
aoore
of
low
priced
lssu4
hMTjrAjAror1ta
asjre
shafeaj
down
gWsWjSlwTy
mdre.
Profit
taking
wa
evident
oat
the
volume
of
trade
was
not
as
great
as
on
he
previous
days.
Coast
Copper
wa
;ror.ger
In
the
morning
but
weakened
in
late,
trading
Torlc
did
likewise.
OFFICERS
FOR
THE
HOSPITAL
that
weighed
heavily
upon
the
people,
i
.
had
forfeited
all
claims
to
support
ofJThree
1,
Taea
MRht
in
Cheating
Direetbrs
Owing
leTie
At
the
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ocneral
Hoepital
Acsortatloa
held
In
the
city
council
chamber
last
night
a
board
i
of
directors
fcr
the
u
SO
I
Ing
year
was
Ichceen
O
P.
Tinker.
It
B.
saocheatcr.
J
L.
ChrUtie
and
J.
H.
Thoaaaeon
were
Ichcteti
cn
the
firu
ballot
but
there
.
wa
a
tie
between
M.
H.
Staphan
and-'
lOeorge
Wilkinson
which
8411
peraUted
on
!
the
second
ballot.
Hag
HUM
gave
U
I
tc
10
In
favor
of
Mr.
llutsin
who
wa
theielcir
choaen.
OtMtl
whose
namos
l
were
put
In
nomlnatiea
wore
Messrs.
iBeatty.
Orchard.
McMeeMa
and
Benscn.
while
D.
O.
Stewart
and
Chil
Elklne
relu-ed
tc
accept
nomination
The
boarvl
wUl
meet
MOaday
to
choose
officers
GRAIN
VESSEL
SWAINBY
HERE
The
Briuah
freighter
Swalnby.
Prince
Rupert
s
thirteenth
grata
ship
of
the
eaaon.
arrived
in
-port
at
11:80
this
morning
after
an
uneventful
voyage
from
the
Old
Country.
She
is
already
lined
and
will
btart
loading
at
the
first
of
the
rek
a
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Klundom
or
Continent
The
Swalnby
waa
met
St
Triple
Island
and
piloted
In
by
Capi.
J.
B.
El-fert.
harbor
matev.
:
f
I
BRITISH
MINISTER
i
TO
OTTAWA
HAS
NOT
I
YET
BEEN.
APPOINTED
I
OTTAWA.
Jan.
88
-
Tne
matter
of
a
Brtinh
minister
or
lla
ton
officer
to
'Ottawa
la
one
for
the
British
govern-!
ment
tn
deride
and
far
no
name
has
'
been
snnmitted
to
Ottawa,
stated
government
official.
In
answering
a
quea-!
tlon
baaed
on
the
rep-rt
that
Sir
William
Joynxon
Hickj.
home
aecreury,
ould
be
tin-
oeuiiiiut'a
choice.
i
llltst
ULAtl.
MENTONK
Frame.
Jan.
38.
-Ibauez.
in
ii.-ii,
..uun...
a.
u
u't
tuday.
1
11
i
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