I
a
.
Save
Money
Boston
Grill
tic
wy
to
buy
the
Tl.
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an
Interest
Hale
on
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l
a
Jan
37.--Declaring
niiiri.t
wu
acting
in
an
11
by
collecting
from
tlie
i
:
Butiah
Columbia
intcreat
j
..h-,
ut
the
rate,
uf
more
than
..:
per
eent
above
the
raw
t
Government
Is
ab.c
to
ob-
';:
opposition
memberi
ot
,
mi;c
Thursday
efternoor
J
debate;
on
lite
addrcaa
lii
speech
from
the
throne
:
liner
of
Creston
and
R
salmon
Arm
,.oxe
on
the
'.-oiii
crl
i
lured
what
ihey
j
lie
precllne
of
the
Oov-
i
11
cttni
what
they
nu.tl
'
x
Ilk
three
per
ce.i.
i
of
obtaining
money
by
alanae
the
i
lowed
but
oh
on
the
addreaa
:
:oti
o(
Harrj
IEADL0CK
IN
wa
ad
Perry
o
10
ACTION
YET
ON
KERGIN
MOVE
iim
mmeni
Will
Have
to
Tukc
A.
lion
if
the
Itetolution
Pusses
the
House
M-
iohia
Jan.
IT.
Action
ol
in.
'
on
the
Kergln
resolution
to
:..'K
Pan
Handle
will
br
m
r
UW
of
the
reaolutton
'he
Home
Premier
M-I.e"
"-
the
matter
la
one
for
the
'
deal
wl
h
II
the
on
the
order
oaner
carries,
il
nir
the
duty
or
,he
Oovern-
-
forward
the
aame
to
Ottawa
-
:
commendation
that
account
l
It
looking
to
aecurtng
the
:n.m
the
United
Slates
Oov-V
present
the
Oovertunent
ta
hi
tlon.
HOCKEY
BROKEN
pionircal
Maroon
Heat
Toronto
1
ast
Night:
111
Scoring
at
Ottawn
"Iikn
io.
Jan.
27-
Montreal
broke
"
i
'i
place
deadlock,
defeating
To-
me
Ottawa
tied
Toronto
for
i'"
-
deefatlnt
Chicago.
The
New
K
"u
r
paaeed
Boaton
which
ware
i
i-utin
Detroit
to
regain
the
in
the
American
aaotlon.
cni-ie
at
Otuwa
in
which
the
"
-ii
defeated
Chicago
nine
to
wide
open
and
the
fana
enjoyed
iorlng.
The
following
'i
.
v
rcnulta:
'
'
o.
Montreal
1.
""
"
Ottawa
8.
o
Now
York
Rangera
S.
IATTENBURY
CASRr,
APPEAL
RESERVED
"i'v
nction
in
which
the
atatus
'"in
settlement
Act
U
IIOI
KKV
I'LAVKIl
lltl
w
quis-
Poiter
Idaho
Rlehmoiul
Bllverrrent
.
SllverrniUh
Surf
Inlet
Sunloch
!
ll
"
hiH-key
player,
prominent
Torlc
-i"i
iHimni.
died
today
follow-
iWhltrwalor
'
---i
Hhu,.
V!it',it
WILL
BENEFIT
PRIME
RUPERT
it,
J.
Action
of
Government
in
giving
low
rate
for
two
years
justified
in
renewal
now
announced
The
Alberta
wheat
pool
has
again
leased
the
Prince
Ilupcrt
elevator
from
the
Dominion
government,
thh
time
for
a
period
of
five
years.
Notification
to
this
effect
was
received
this
morning
by
Fred
Stork
in
a
telegram
which
follows:
"Am
pleased
to
advise
you
that
the
Alberta
Poo
Klcvators,
of
which
I
am
general
manager,
have
completed
arrangements
with
the
department
of
trade
ant
while
the
itatutc
pia-j
rommcrcc
whereby
the
Prince
Rupert
terminal
has
beer.
p
'
'leased
Tor
of
five
lrom
August
l,
vxexr-
it
ana
-
ni,
,
,
.
a
'period
years
,.
.
.
.
.
,,
Naturally
Mr.
Stork
was
much
elated
at
the
receipt
jf
the
news
for
he
was
one
of
the
active
agents
in
getting
the
lease
to
the
Wheat
Pool
consummated.
Two
years
ago
he
went
to
Calgary
and
largely
through
his
influence
the
deal
was
consummated
for
two
years.
The
terms
of
the
lease
were
freely
criticized
all
over
the
Dominion,
especially
by
opponents
of
the
government.
Mr.
Stork
now
sees
in
a
renewal
of
the
agreement
that
the
government
was
w
ise
in
making
the
original
lease
although
the
financial
.return
was
small.
Prom
a
Prince
Ilupcrt
point
of
view
it
is
pointed
out
that
now
the
Wheat
Pool
is
established
here
permanently,
it
will
take
a
greater
interest
in
the
port
and
doubtless
will
ship
a
great
deal
more
grain
this
way
than
otherwise
would
have
been
handled.
For
the
next
five
and
a
half
years,
at
least,
the
Pool
will
be
here,
which
is
about
as
much
of
a
permanency
as
anyone
could
suggest.
It
is
expected
that
the
people
oi
rnnce
uupcri
win
be
pleased
at
receipt
of
the
news,
for
there
had
been
some
fear
that
as
the
Pool
was
building
at
Vancouver
it
would
not
be
interested
here.
While
the
terms
of
the
lease
are
not
announced,
it
is
understood
that
the
Pool
is
paying
a
good
figure
for
the
lease.
Mr.
Stork
has
been
active
in
urging
the
government
that
it
would
be
wise
to
make
a
deal
with
the
Pool
and
his
advice
has
been
followed
with
the
definite
announcement
today.
LOCAL
COMPANY
IS
GAZETTED
THIS
WEEK
VICTORIA,
Jan
VI.
Iiicorporattoila
ganettrd
thft
week
include
the
International
BlUPpen.
Limited
cupltullcd
at
agO.OOO.
h
public
company
"
flee
at
Prince
Rupert.
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1
47
SWAINBY
IS
NEXT
WHEAT
VESSEL
HERE
Prlnee
ltiieii'
Ihlrfrenlli
xraln
altti
M
Die
aniMMt
will
lie
the
Itrl-tlelr
rretgiitrr
H-nlnb.v
which
hi
due
limnxrow
frMii
(he
Old
CiHiittrjr
umi
will
lukr
oi:t
it
foil
canto
of
grain
from
(lie
AHiorta
Mieat
Puot'a
I'ritvte
Itaperl
e'Miitr
tor
I
he
t'HHrt
Klngdam
or
Conlliietit.
The
vetl'
In
atreail)
llm-d
but
nwy
Itave
to
he
fuiijktll.
..t
iiimmi
t-ila?
ak
rollfNVllMUnt.
The
iswulnh)
ia
of
Ilia
uual
t)H
of
.
iralii
boat
Her
vroaa
louiwte
U
ifm-
f.'-tteet,Mi
TeMffWrtirt.
She
watlnilit
In
1817
at'
x(icW6n-oiiTw
mid
f
owned
by
the
Uop-n
rr
MilpplxK
Co.
which
lint
had
aeieral
truln
ImmU
In
Prince
ltu-pt-rt
tliln
neaiMin.
It
l
rrHrlMl.
tlui
igh
definite
In-fofiiulliin
l
not
uiulluhtc.
that
HiMiie
of
the
Wlioil
i'imiI
hout
coining
to
the
eiif
for
Vniu-ouvrr
liHiilIng
MHin
may
be
ilhertrd
to
rrlnee
II
it
perl
imlug
to
the
emigration
ill
llir
.niitherii
port.
KING
GIVES
WELCOME
TO
R;B;
BENNETT
rrernler
Pays
Tribule
to
Quantitation
of
New
Leader
of
Opjitwition
OTTAWA.
Jan.
;-A
frllr'tout
ul
nio-liMT
peevMrtl
I
lie
Huiie
of
ConiMoin
yrolenUy
alternoon.
Irr-iii
rr
Mjcfcenxie
King
ewltruHng
the
i-ran!iu
til
wetnuue
IIwm.
It.
II.
Itrnnrtt
a
leader
)
the
mmI
t'.
In
fitting
wi
br
pa
hi
a
w.irnt
t-lbutr
to
Mr.
IteniiHI's
qiMllfleat-tlons
fur
the
pot-
lie
wild
tlut
he
would
at
uFt
tlnae
luir
h'
bent
nUlira.
He
felt
nfr
Hint
Mr.
Itrnnrtt
would
rw-wi'erute
In
(iplwld-lug
lluie
ancient
tnidMloiw
of
l"r-llame-it.
whrh
mnmt
hi
mofli
to
It.
proceeding.
MUDBROYDON1
THE
PREACHER
Knjfagcments
1
Cancelled
Because
She
Smokes
Cicarettes
and
Other
Reasons
LONDON.
Jan
27
Mlaa
Mauoe
Boy-
dan,
who
left
England
recently
on
a
tour
ot
the
world,
la
to
spend
three
.uoutha
on
a
lecturing
tour
In
the
United
States,
and
among
her
engage-menu
were
a
lecture
to
the
Women
'a
Heme
Missionary
Society
of
the
Methodist
Splaaopal
Church
in
Boatou.
and
another
to
the
Chicago
branch
of
the
ame
aoclety
on
February
12.
Mean
age
received
In
London
announced
that
both
these
meetings
had
been
cancelled,
the
former
because
the
Boston
women
believed
that
Mis
Hoyden
,
had
advocated
"ccmpaaloaata
marriage."
the
aesond
because
the
Chicago
society,
sccordUig
to
the
New
York
World,
objected
ta
Hlsa
Hoyden's
reported
habit
of
smoking
cigarettes.
A
later
message
says
that
the
Chicago
meeting
waa
dropped
because
no
suitable
data
could
be
found
tor
rt.
Thla
sounds
rather
unlikely
with
an
important
guest.
CUMPAMONATt:
MAKHtAdi:
The
Boston
women
who
have
canoelled
their
lecture
in
the
bellel
that
Mlaa
Hof-nen
advocates
"companionate
ssarrlasja"
have,
of
course,
been
Mlalnforaved.
Last
July
Mlaa
Royden
preaehad
a
sermon
at
the
Outldhouse
on
'Oosnpanlonata
Marriage."
and
evidently
an
UMoeuraU
report
of
her
autemcut
wu
miMlened.
tor
beore
she
left
England
ah
racelved
a
U.tur
from
the
Archblahop
of
Canterbury
asking
whether
she
belter
ed
In
com-nanlonate
marriage,
and
aha
said
that
she
did
not.
Those
who
know
Mlaa
Iioydan
know
that
aha
considers
very
aertoualy
the
pro-1
blama
of
eei
that
trouble
the
minds
of
young
people.
Her
sermon
waa
based
oa
a
book
published
m
America
entitled1
"the
Revolt
of
Modem
Youth,';
by
Judge
Lindsay,
th
Jud;;e
of
th
first
Child
-run's
Court
ever
estahllahed.
and
ah
dtscuseed
the
sugitesUon
mad
In
that
boo)(
that
one
of
th
rettvedtea.
for
unhappy
marriage
should
be
a
"trial"
or
"companionate"
marriage.
She
explained
quite
fairly
what
the
Idea
waa,
and
that
ft
contemplated
finally
a
permot
mar-
ftlaee,
but
she
said
"It
Is,
is
d)uston
to
'CMWK
that
you
ean
reaUynrr.ajt
fxparl
'merit
'of
hicti
the.
very,,
snve
U
,fl-
nsrlty.
without
finality.
It
U
aaplnt
at
a
shadow
and
loalng
v
the
substance.
It
Is
not
marriage."
That
seems
sufficiently
definite,
and
th
Boston
women,
with
fuller
Information,
may
well
regret
their
action,
ea-
pecliilly
as
there
are
so
many
other
organisations
eager
to
seine
any
chance
to
hear
Mlaa
Royden.
Her
lecture
agent
had
to
refuse
350
applications.
Advertise
In
Tli
Osliy
Niws
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rUINCST
RUJ?ERTlrB.C.t
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
27,
1927
STEWART
PROSPECTS
VERY
BR
Ymce
Rupert
Grain
Elevator
Is
Again
Leased
to
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
for
Period
of
Five
HACK
MADE
ON
GOVERNMENT
Years
from
August
1,
1928
Fred
Stork
received
telegram
this
morning
from
general
manager
of
Pool
giving
him
the
news
UISB
A
MAVD
ROYDOK.
the
Eng-llah
evangelist
who
has
roused
a
storm
of
controversy
In
the
Untied
Bttfta
because
she
frankly
admit
ftal
-she
jamokea
eftaiattea,
Her
enfagameRU
In.a
number
ot
aUMa
were
cancelled
becaua
of
her
views
o)i
thla
matter.
Advertlae
In
The
Dsllv
N-
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!
IGHT
FOR
COMING
SUMMER
Customs
Commission
Makes
Its
Report
and
Score
Recommendations
!
OTTAWA.
January
27.
The
final
report
of
the
cuton)
com-,
mission
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
this
aftEn0C
coutflins
a
,ort
of
recommendaiions
but
no
specific
cases
of
firms
or
Individuals
which
figured
in
the
investigation
are
mentioned.
'
The
recommendation
include:
,
Appointment
of
a
national
revenue
board
of
three
members
headed
by
a
chairman
with
all
the
qualifications
of
a
judge
of
the
superior
courts,
the
board
to
sit
in
the
different
provinces
of
the
Dominion.
t
Red
ut
ion
of
th
enumbcr
of
point
at
1
!
whvh
gMCs
may
be
entered
and
re-1
aUWt
efficiency.
ve:.ue
collected.
,
The
commllion
rccommknda
the
pco-Pn.upt
and
evident
enforcement
ot':-;jiUcn
oi-
the
export
of
liquor
from
ia
jis
rrlatlag
t
j
national
revenue.
province
having
liquor
oantiol
by
any-AmcndIncnt
or
the
Cualoma
Act
pro-
ona
other
than
the
provincial
govern
.id:nj
alternative
puuislunent
to
Im-
menu
or
manufacturera.
ynsnment
a:d
more
ezpedlttoiu
die-
"
position
o;
Mlmrt.
i
The
ticminiB'Uon
alao
propcaaa
legla-
'
lutir-n
t
rrovlde
for
seizure
outalde
of
I
u
n-lti-r'.al
water
of
any
vessel
rtgt-
;
tered
In
Canada
engaged
In
or
suspected
1
of
teiny
ri-.gaed
in
smuggling
opera-i
tlcna
ii.
Canada.
Proh.b.tirri
of
the
issuance
of
clear-j
ai.oe
paperr
ll
vessels
or
vehicles
of
ail
klnda
carrying
Uqucr
carg-.ea
to
the
,
Vnltad
State
conuary
v
the
1
vf
;
that
country.
-
Te
rapor.
also
recomroenda
the
abolition
of
moastary
pajT&enU
to
department
offloer
and
offers
suggestion
whereby
the
personnel
of
employees
be
maintained
Alaska
Delegate
Suggests
That
U.S.
Should
Buy
British
-Columbia
Rather
Than
Sell
TORONTO,
January
27.
A
special
despatch
from
Washington
to
the
Star
with
respect
to
the
proposal
to
secure
for
Canada
the
Alaska
Pan
Handle
says
in
part:
"Dan
Sutherland,
delegate
in
Congress
for
Alaska,
said
the
United
States
should
buy
BritUh
Columbia
rather
than
sell
any
part
6f
Alaska.
He
said
that
Congress
would
never
consent
to
the
sale
of
any
I-art
of
Alaska
to
Canada
or
anyone
else.
The
Pun
Handle
in
southwestern
Alaska
ia
particularly
valuable
to
United
States
because
of
its
sea
coast
and
fishing
grounds.
Ordinarily,
the
United
States
produces
more
fish
in
this
section
than
British
Columbia.
Our
deep
sea
fisheries
are
centred
in
the
Tan
Handle
just
the
same
as
the
B.C.
Fisheries
are
centred
at
Prince
Rupert.
My
idea
would
be
for
us
to
buy
British
Stewart
Prospects
Bright
and
Many
Portland
Canal
Miners
Have
Made
Money
Recent
Stock
Flurry
Prosjiects
are
that
the
coming
season
will
be
the
most
active
and
successful
in
the
history
of
the
Portland
Canal
mining
district
states
James
McAleenan
of
Stewart
who
reached
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
and
will
return
there
on
the
Camosun
Sunday
night.
The
recent
acquisition
b
ythe
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
of
the
Silvprudo
mine
has
been
a
very
gratifying
development,
says
Mr.
monirr
Wales
Jan
27
Two
man
Daniel
Drlsroll
and
Edward
Rowlands
McAleenan,
'were
executed
tod..v
for
ihc
murder
of
Davis
Lewis,
a
football
player.
Thi.
hai-uliiii
Uxik
place
III
the
heav-
,
Men
working
in
the
hills
had
fortunes
piled
up
for
them
by
their
1
brokers.
Profit
of
seven
and
elhi
thousand
dollar
were
quite
common
alter
strenuous
while
one
man
Is
reported
to
have
been
lly
guarded
Jail
here
efforu
to
secure
repivs
had
failed.
I
aurprlaed
when
he
found
that
a
parcel
I
ol
stock
he
held
netted
him
178,000
at-
Advertls
in
Th
Dally
New
'
most
overnight.
LIQUOR
BO
ARD
QUITE
REGULAR
Nothing
Found
by
Investigation
CoKimisMion
That
Would
Involve
Employees
1
VICTORIA.
Jan.
27.
Investigation
of
lerea-ularlttea
aa1aleenswg
'
ploy
i
fatted
to
eMue
asy
attsfag
.
torv
evidence
showinc
that
anyone
la
departmental
;
tn
service
of
the
board
or
the
attor-ln
a
blffa
i
aey.generai
a
department
bad
bean
cor
rupted
by
liquor
interest
or
anyone
cie.
This
is
th
gist
ot
an
inquiry
eon-ducted
by
Mr.
Just
lot
Mwrphy
under
she
Departmental
InqatH
Act
al
atated
in
his
report
filed
In
the
Legist;'
ture
Thursday
by
Hon.
A,
M.
Manaon.
The
inquiry
followed
proajttttloo
a
th
j
federal
federal
customs
inquiry
at
Van
corner
of
certain
vouchers.
"No
tight
has
been
thrown
by
any
evidence
ad-
duoad
at
th
Marines
en
the
documents
issued
by
the
Dominion
geftlnment
to
investigate
custoia-
matter,"
It
wu
stated
In
th
report.
PREMIER
ASKS
QUICK
ACTION
1
VICTORIA.
Jan
27
Highly
gratified
at
the
prospective
return
uf
th
railway
,
belt
and
the
Peace
Bam
Block;
to
.pre
I
vlnclal
control.
PrktWaf
it
!
urged
the
Federal
Oovertunant
fee
telegram
ti
day
to
hand
over
th
areas
as
soon
I
as
possible.
In
a
telegram
to
Hon.
t.
II.
Klnj,
the
Premier
urged
the
tntttdeagtiOU
lots)
parliament
of
legislation
apprevlng
Uia
return
of
the
lands.
Also
be
eapreaMil
thank
of
hi
government
anst
the
pee,
pie
cf
British
Columbia
to
the
Federal
Ooverument
for
Its'
cnnsldafatlon
of
the
request
of
the
provlnie.
MANSON
LIKES
CUSTOMS
RERORT
McAleenan,
and
one
that
may
mean
a
great
deal
to
the
town
as
the
that
the
recommendation
of
the
eu.
P
property
'
lies
o
nearby
to
Stewart.
An
energetic
campaign
of
de-"
commiasion
ld
with
ejsr
u
liquor
eielopment
la
expected
under
th.
new
7
K
,
..
I
British
Columbia
In
th
nfbrtemnt
of
Tllll
U
A
ml
li
11
r.cl
may
be
driven
through
from
the
I
recommendation
f
weht
approved.
1
,
..nHUa.
.tavAtAS
ssnllsa
AT
CARDIFF
distant
Premier
acquired
during
the
past
year.
Jail'ilieavily
Guarded
,TW
Vhen
VB?TJ
ExecUt
Ion
Took
Place
Follow-
J'"""11,
Vancouver
had
Ing
Efforts
l
or
Reprieves
VICTORIA
Jan
27.
Hon.
A.
M.
KC
attorney-genaral,
said
today
WMtam
nmnlnM
hl
Ml
I
MiMwirlw
which
;
"
--:
"
.
j
;
'
.7
ivirt
hoilsM
for
manv
vdars.
,
Th
eventual
consolidation
and
opera-
t
tlon
on
a
large
scale
of
several
proper-
-m
.
nnrtniTSfPttTt
VW
ties
on
the
Marmot
Rlvei
by
Prenjler
UlJlJI
irrUlIt
1
lllCll
1
I
El
StewMt
people.
'
!.'(
I
TuiinPTPTi
,.t4.ni-nr.K
n
np
n
ttnn
limit
In
mining
stock
at
a
beneficial
effect
for
many
Stewart
people
who
have
been
more
or
leas
heavy
investors
states
Mi-
mmiaicia
ur
jfrm
SAYS
THE
GOVERNMENT
OTTAWA.
Jan
27
Wllh
regard
to
the
appoininicp;
of
a
minister
to
Toklo
and
the
report
that
th
post
might
be
Kiven
to
Mr
un-.ieux.
present
speaker
.if
the
Houm-
of
Comi
ion,
Oovernrnent
rfflclal
state
that
thei
Is
no
likelihood
or
the
appointment
being
made
for
'-'.nc
time.