Save
Money
I'd
VK-
lif-.iiM-Kt
way
to
buy
th
fji
.s
is
to
subscribe
by
the
vm'
roKi
is
500
and
your
.iciivereci
to
your
address
,.-.,.;nn.
Just
figure
out
the
i
m
you
for
this
dally
,
twelve
months
I
POOLEY
CRITIC
OF
GOVERNMENT
OI'A.
Jn,,
3,
1
akeeiiH.
'!
IriiiHii
,,f
"
Mr
,...,!
I
r
dgeiertng
that
Increased
I
U
bean
heaped
upon
the
ui-
j
the
prorlhce
under
their
ad-
:
.11.
I
.
;
read
from
the
Liberal
plat-1
which
the
government
had
1
.
to
the
electorate
In
which
re-1
k
made
to
the
elimination
01
v
tnd
to
opening
of
ihe
lists
1
'
.tin
contributions
to
public
In-
,
to
how
the
money
waa
used.
I
"
inr
more
than
two
hours
and
'
1
111
nohesled
that
the
next
else-
I
:,ry
lender.
mUii.
w
the
utter
defeat
ol
the
HOUSE
SHOWS
HAIG
RESPECT
'"sni
nelBhbar
j
WUIIUIVI.
.
WRiii
CHOSEN
,
CHAIRMAN
OF
THE
AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE
lll
Taam
up
foreign
and
imperial
al-
1.
i
i,....
..r
-r.
or,,t.V,nlf
ilr
furs,
the
QgasursAlve)
m
-
m'-i
tig
a
w
v-aim-irui
a
v
w
,
6'
'th
equality
of
status
which
w
i.
i
i
itn.
tijt't
ii
iipriflin
us-
ctjjb
iJiiri
a
.
'
"
-
-
,
Mtx
nr
.
debt
reduction
were
brought
Into
tne
pcci-h
of
the
Premier
to
prove
the
prosperity
of
Canada.
A
;lunpe
into
budget
possibilities
was
iffcreel
the
House
when
the
Premier
said
he
ould
be
mush
surprised
If
the
mln-u-r
of
flnsnre
wuuld
not
announce
r
reduction
In
the
public
debt,
a
surplus
I
sud
further
tax
reductioua."
1
BeferrltiK
to
the
St
Lawrence
water-
I
wsy
situation.
Mr.
King
said
the
gDV-
.
,
11
"
!ernrocnt
was
conimunlcatlnn
with
the
Mr"7y
fJ
United
state,
to
obtain
the
vie,
of
Illustrious
trim
Military
lender
V,
country
on
wrUlB
fvllldlinvTOui
"lc"
hd
bw"
vi.-it.iua.
-P"
"rTZ
Jan.
II
.-rollowing
the
committee
and
until
the
-eieory
'
"
-"'
H.
Pooler
OoM.rv.tlve
Hovernment
replied
he
"
led,,,
whleh
concluded
with
.iU"'1
'
-rrrence
T
tTZn
of
Wl
couidnot
y
how
f.r
;
"
"
UgUlstut.
wdjoumwd
yter-IP,
,?TT
ZL
referred
to
to
"
right,
bad
been
n
provincial
I
"
"f
inspect
to
the
memory
"
ureal
soldla
at
th.
of
tne
mprrnw
courv
u.
v.
i'
:m.r
MscLean,
who
ma
reference
th.
dKnU
VmhlM
k.rf
SIM.
der
In
c.nmcll
recently
pased.
lw
death
of
the
illustrious
I
PAN
AMERICAN
CONFERENCE1:
irst
step
Taken
Toward
Includ-'"R
anadn
In
Deliberations
of
that
Hotly
11
A
an
a.
jn.
fi.-The
committee
on
"
""minications
at
the
Pan
American
'"iferenr,
yseterday
took
the
first
.ten
A'w"dx
inriiidlng
Canada
In
Pu
A"HricH
11
delibwrevuciw
by
appitVlhs
the!
".iJixtion
that
on
irKnu.)
iU.i..
:
"
"
vs
niHVi
ivw
a
fi
r
a.
i.
M.K.W
l'lt(TIl"
T
NK
i.lm:
TKOI.I.IMI
riMIIMJ
UMil
I.ATK1N
VICTORIA,
Jan.
31
Hon.
William
Sloan
telegraphed
th
Inderal
department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
protesting
sgatnst
the
new
federal
regulations
which
would
restrict
trailers
ou
thu
ccnt
to
the
use-
of
one
tine
Instead
of
four
or
five
as
uattl
now.
Trollers
could
not
rtsabe
a
living
under
the
hew
rule.
Mr.
Sloan
said.
Oivn'
HMi
W's
Thai
lie
Lie
HI
hci.IIIi.Ii
llimie
llernies)ile
.
HAIG
WILL
BE
BURIED
SCOTLAND
EXPECTED
at
LONDON.
Jsn
31
Although
It
had
been
antic
ipnted
that
Field
Marshal
HalK
wotilif
Do
burled
In
St.
Paul's
Cslhedrsl
at
hi
n
request
Inter-
Iment
will
take
p!ce
In
1-
beloved
Dr
II
c
Wrlnch.
I
Scottish
home
st
Bermeeyde,
It
la
be-wus
yosterday
lleved
The
flint
lrt
of
the
funeral
thr
..nrlcultural
will
l,.Kr
pl.in-
:.t
Wrstmlnatrr
AhOey
li
Kothwell.
I
Prlttiiy
Utilities
Committee
.of
Council
Will
Deal
With
it
Tonight
anJ
Hoard
of
Works
The
tttUitles
ostnm'.ttee
of
the
city
council
will
meet
tonight
when
one
ol
the
matters
to
be
discussed
will
be
the
situation
arising
from
the
request
of
Mlsak
Aiyasotl
for
twenty-five
fee,
ol
Ian
to
the
rear
of
the
Iju
ou
Third
AvajNs
oa
which
the
erection
of
a
theatre
building
Is
pr.
posed
Ur.
Alvaaoff
Is
prawning
for
an
earlv
meeting
of
the
council
so
that
a
definite
answer
may
be
given
to
his
reques
slid,
with
that
in
view,
there
may
also
b
a
mH.S
toalKht
sf
the
board
a".
work
although
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer.
chair-man
of
that
committee,
was
unable
to
slate
this
Bacruin:
whether
be
would
be
able
to
set
the
committee
tog
later
ai
Ouu)
time.
tttsatlms,
Mr.
Aivasotf
si
atteanptlnc
i
teal
at
Next
Election
eminent
rhu
ht
said
was
a
specie
(
,)
noaM
u
unftsrattmd
ta
hive
twan
hi
A
Jsn.
Continue
the.
81.
rr
..,
km
opp
to
:ne
aooreai
m
rpi
i
n.e
foreign
relaUons
Instead
of
.;
the
tnrci.e
R
H
roowy
po,n.luj.
trMk
commissioners."
,rier
decent
ion
to
which
he
of
the
Conservatives.
.u
u
M
11
to
UU
about
financial
poliry
of
the
mrl.
........
cauadaa
sUtus
by
sendlne
s
;u.utstr
to
Japan,
fmpllcations
of
such
hmi
are
most
dangerous.'-1'kr.mieu
ni:i'i.ifi
Premier
Mackensle
King
took
Issue
with
sir
Bennett
ou
the
subject
of
lm-aUrstion
and
unempiuyment.
The
employment
sltustlon.
he
declared,
had
not
bce:i
better
for
years
and
the
government
did
njt
propae
13
extend
lmml-tratlon
to
a
point
where
It
would
bring
about
unemployment.
Building
statistics,
bank
returns
and
a
Bade
its
and
It
owner
for
it.
Th
setting
up
agents
art
B
D.
Jchnstone
Co.
Ltd.
sp-l
w
AJv.j!off
h;:r.ea
to
return
ta
Van-be
be
cturn
either
tomorrow
siternoon
or
Ptlday
morning.
REPORT
ON
PEACE
LAND
Commissioner
Found
That
H.C.
Had
Claim
in
Equity
and
Will
legislate
Accordingly
II
mtVA.
Jtm.
II.
Iemlrr
Klnp
Utetl
In
Ihf
Honor
tliU
ufl.-r
neaas
In
rrgunl
tn
I
lie
iir
1
ion
ol
It.r.
Itallaat
laml
liiut
lr.
Jubilee
Msrlln
liuil
.r
-rntMl
In-
rr,mrt
ststlNg
thai
nhllr
no
Irgiil
i
la
I
ill
wSS
eMaMKIied
(here
nrrr
uro'i-lltrleaa
rUInt
In
piiill
for
rrturn
of
line
fcMwH
The
rrpitrt
would
be
tabled
mon
and
the
ajnternim-iit
In
ll
legislation
would
lie
xuiiliil
by
I
lie
rermuiim'iidiithMi
if
the
FIND
CAUSE
DERAILMENT
Kunncr
of
Log
Sleigh
Caused
Premier
CoKrnve's
Special
Train
lu
Leave
Rails
in
Ontario
LlMOOaTfl.
Out..
Jan.
81.
Runaway
horses
dragging
the
runner
of
a
log
sleigh
Into
a
switch
point,
wedging
the
switch
over,
caused
the
derailment
of
the
special
train
of
Premier
Ooaarave
near
hare
yesterday
.cording
u
statement
(Bade
today
by
official
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
trucks
of
the
train
evidently
ran
through
th
switch,
causing
the
derailment
at
a
sharp
turn.
The
cause
of
the
accident
waa
established
by
paint
marks
on
the
awlteh
and
marks
on
the
runner.
EARL
OF
WARWICK
DIED
TODAY
AFTER
,
A
LENGTHY
ILLNESS
HO
VI,
Sussex.
Jsn
31.-
The
Barl
of
Warwick.
45
year
of
age.
former
commander
of
the
Fourth
and
Twelfth
Canadian
inrantry
brigades,
is
dead
after
a
leiurthy
Illness.
si
lTO(
ATt:
IN
MIMi
BATAVIA.
Javu
.
Jnn
men
were
.uffocntril
lu
M.l'H
IOMI.
31.
Thirty-five
ii
coal
mine
at
I
t-aannnmg-awKrgamBCSSBBa
!
KV
waLaLaH
It
II.
I'OOLKV
.
:
!l
.lv-
I.t'.ul-r
ttllo
:
vet
of
LlbrraU
MORENZ
LEADS
IN
SCORING
Jolint
Also
of
Cnnndicns
Comes
Second
Gut
Hoston
Hns
Penalty
King
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ROLLINfj
DOWN
TO
RIO:
David
Lloyd
George
and
his
family
on
shipboard
for
a
holiday
in
Brazil.
Mrs.
Richard
Lloyj
Ccoi'ge,
Mr.
Lloyd
George,
Dame
Margaret,
MJ.vs
.Megan
and
Richard
Lloyd
George.
Records
for
Speedy
Loading
Lowered
on
Steamer
Swainby
Vhich
Completed
Noon
Today
1
Still
another
new
record
for
speedy
loading
has
been
set
up
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
in
the
despatch
with
which
the
British
steamer
Swainby,
thirteenth
vev
sel
f
the
Beifron,
which
is
ready
to
sail
early
this
atejtnaon
With
a
ffrft
Afffc
fdFTrTe
UnTTell
KfflfSMrn'of
l'Wffi,Wrjreii
handled.
Arriving
at
ll.:!0
Saturday
morning,
the
Swainby
started
loading
at
1
o'clock
that
afternoon.
After
less
than
two
ordinary
working
days,
the
vessel
had
finished
loading
before
noon
today.
She
was
not
worked
on
Sunday
nor
was
there
any
overtime.
f
iiiTir
n
(.oM'.itv
ii:t
WELCOME
TO
IRISH
HEAD
resident
Cosgrave
and
Party
Cuests
of
Government
at
Dinner
Last
Nignt
OTTUVl.
Jan.
II.
f'aitsda
gae
.
H.irm
Mrlratue
la
ITrahlrHl
ftra-
11.11..
nf
Ihr
IrMi
I'rre
stale
SIM
incmliip-
ol
hi
urt
11
1
tl'iiner
cvi'ii
hv
I'n
mirr
MiirKenilr
Klhg
.11
In
Inilf
nl
the
I
imeriinieSti
Mlni-.er.
nietnlM-ro
r
Ihe
aefMle.
Him:m
of
C'mnitMMis
and
Mhers
pro
muni
nt
In
Ihe
life
of
the
liomhilmi
nnli.il
In
wrlrtxnlng
the
gbeals
rmni
In-liiiul
and
In
whlilng
tbfiii
n.-ll
DERAILMENT
AN
ACCIDENT
Inspector
and
Police
Satisfied
Regarding
President
Cos-grave's
Train
Yesterday
OTTAWA.
Jan
31.
-Officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
stated
to
day
that
Inspectors
and
officers
of
Mounted
Police
rnvcDMniEMT
niCDnccen
i
m.cajnriih.t,
for
the
the
Royal
Canadian
were
convinced
that
the
derailment
of
the
apeclal
train
"
carrying
President
Ooegravr
snd
party
MONTREAL.
Jan
81.
Howie
Morens.
'
from
New
York,
to
Ottawa
yesterday
Canadian
centre
for
ware,
leads
th
Na-'WM
accidental.
tlonal
Hockey
League
scorers
with
31
goals
and
11
assists.
Aurel
Jollst.
CatuwUen
wlngman.
cornea
second
with
38
points.
Id
die
shore.
Boston
defence,
leads
in
penalties
with
100
mlnuVas
on
the
ANNOUNCES
N.
MING
OF
MOUNT
BALDWIN
VICTORIA.
Jan.
31
Premier
Baldwin
Hon.
lllff
I
l.lllim
1.11
I
lJTIailLilrslli.i
III
1
.
Lll.lil
.11
iUit
V'liUI
t-
(OFWESTYIEWLOTfO
mmmM
MANAGER
OF
SAWMILL
1"
i.
At
s
aal
of
city
low
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
court
Hons
by
Government
Agent
N'irinau
A.
Watt,
lot
13.
block
13.
section
i.
was
bought
lu
by
8
D
Johnstone
Iit
Oeorge
McAfee
at
the
upset
price
nf
8800.
There
were
no
bids
for
lot
14
hiock
84.
section
J.
and
lot
7.
block
40
motion
7.
which
Wi'ic
;'!
iiircvcii
OTTAWA
ARCHBISHOP
APPOINTED
BY
POPE
ROME.
Jan
31
Pope
Plus
has
appointed
Right
Rev
Jweph
William
F.
rhf.
bishop
of
Jolietic,
n
Archbls-i:p
o'
Ottaw.i
.ivelmt
Riht
Rev.
I
.C!-'
'':n.:-v
"
.-
.1!.-'
:
'
Mi'vh
T
Tttttt
ttT
.MANHLTT
MAX
M.Mli:i
TO
HAVE
SLMN
lATIIKK
STANDARD
CANNERY
IN
RIVERS
INLET
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
"
,
...
v
2r
A
y
Vr"
m
"
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JJ
A,
l'
-
i'UlNCF.
JtyPHUT,
C,C,
Tl
KSDA
V,
JANUARY
1928
Price
Five
CenM
FISHERIES
QUESTION
AGAIN
SUBJECT
OF
DEBATE
LOCALLY
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Heard
in
House
of
Commons
for
the
First
Time
as
Leader
of
the
Conservative
Party
.
Is
answered
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
THEATRE
SITE
issue
taiien
on
immigration
ana
unemployment
questions
which
are
discussed
OTTAWA,
January
.11.
The
debate
on
the
address
in
the
!
Common
y
enter
day
wan
the
first
occasion
on
which
Hon.
IVniiett,
the
new
Conservative
leader,
and
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
.
if
King
took
Issue
across
the
floor
of
the
House.
Mi
liennett
opened
by
dealing
with
domestic
affairs,
imperial
n
and
foreign
relation
as
his
subjects.
He
found
a
serious
wnriit
situation
in
the
Dominion,
a
decline
in
railway
rev-
nil
decrease
in
population.
Emphasizing
the
immigration
:
hi'
urged
the
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
to
hold
in
Inquiry
Uito
the
present
situation
to
rm
ic
t
lit
suspicion
which
existed
tbro.ui
':d
in
C'sasda
regarding
the
de-pan.i.u.t
of
Immlgrat.on.
Mr
Bi
ntt
was
positive
In
demand-
...
immediate
peailcn
legislation
and
r.
return
of
the
natural
reeoureee
ol
Alterta
to
that
province.
IS
DISCUSSED
Board
of
Trade
Would
Allow
Resident
Aliens
to
Fish
in
Waters
of
British
Columbia
Wire
Ileinj;
Sent
to
Ottawa
Setting
Forth
Views
of
Local
Organization
With
View
to
Change
In
Hegulation
Now
in
Forte
I
At
a
meeting
of
the
couneil
of
the
board
of
trade
held
last
night
in
the
ciiy
hall
it
was
decided
to
telegraph
to
the
fisheries
de-,
parlment
at
Ottawa
a
protest
at
the
ruling
that
no
fishing
licenses
I
be
granted
to
aliens.
It
was
suggested
that
men
who
have
declared
j
their
intertion
of
becoming
citizens
and
who
are
bona
fide
residents
!
of
the
province
should
be
granted
licenses.
i
The
matter
was
discussed
at
some
length
and
it
was
pointed
out
that
a
number
of
men
had
come
here
from
Scandinavian
countries,
established
homes
here
and
in
some
cases
bought
boats,
and
Ij
,
rtient
them
from
making
a
living;
.
at
their
chesen
calling
would
be
'
decided
hardship.
The
country
wsa
aiklng
for
Immigrants
yet
this
regulation
-sould
prevent
them
from
inakUM
a
living.
I
It
aas
stated
at
tlie
meeting
that
a
!
Lumber
cl
people
who
were
not
cltlaeas
;
h..ci
already
tcn
re.
used
licenses
nr
ri.tr
of
the
department
USE
IS
URGED
OF
PULVERIZED
COAL
IN
B.C.
OTAWA
Jan.'
31
The
development
of
British
Columbia
coal
mines
la
aim-
!d
at
in
a
resolution
ptft
on
the
order
In
response
to
a
brief
message
P,P,r
bv
A
w
NeUl
lnefiendent
mem-from
Constable
Andrew
Oram
I
ber
,or
Comox-Alerw,
The
reaotutton
that
Hewry
Bisith
of
Uaaaatt
lvocata
that
in
oAMSY
to
teat
a4
was
supposed
ta
bave
naiirdsml
.)wSorjsuat
the
posslbtlltles
of
putver-
hla
father.
Inspector
wUBssa
1
t"
Oovemteeot
should
adapt
4raW'awaewat
eaTAwsr
e
JH
X.
t(
aasv-Ptt.
"V"
division
of
the
provincial
4
police,
and
Sergeant
Alex
Mc-
Neill,
district
chief,
left
hur-
rledly
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
No
details
whatever
were
given
In
the
message
to
the
police
but
It
was
expected
that
more
might
be
available
!
by
this
afternoon.
1
A
wireless
message
received
t
1
this
afternoon
states
that
the
Investigation
la
still
going
on
!
and
nothing
la
teing
given
out
1
!
at
Maaaett.
coast
and
a
furnace
in
one
of
tilf
public
buildings
tn
flrltuh
Columbia
for
the
use
of
pulverised
goal
from
the
Vancouver
Island
mines.
?!PEACE
RIVER
REPORT
READ
Accepted
hy
the
Council
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
Will
be
Read
Again
Friday
At
ihe
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
held
in
the
covin
:ll
-chamber
last
evening
the
report
of
the(
Joint
committee
on
the
Peace
River
route
waa
read
by
J.
H.
FUlebury
and
'
HAS
CHANGED
HANDSrrworsrthT
i
i
rait
tee
thanked
and
eoBesa
will
be
The
Canadian
Pishing
Co..
already
struck
off
for
the
us
ft
the
Mayor
-j
ci
gaged
extensively
In
aalmou
canning
who
leaves
for
Ottawa
nost.-week.
j
on
this
coast,
has
added
another
plant
line
report
will
be
read
as
the
general
j
to
It.
trtereeta
In
the
purchase
of
the
n
ceting
of
the
Board
PMAfty
night
but
modern
two-line
cannery
of
the
Stand-1
will
not
be
published
uitttl
after
it
has
ard
Packing
Co..
Ltd.
at
Ooose
Bay.
,
bren
presented
at
Ottawa.
The
que-
mvers
iiuei.
tuis
plant
wss
ouin
in
1
uvu
oi
puoiisn.ug
n
iai
pmmipaiwi
iorm
1938
by
Prank
Inrlg
and
A.
Rutherford.
',
was
discussed
but
no
eafttUte
acttlon
both
well
known
coast
operators,
whohaken.
x
will
now
Join
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
111
organisation.
FISHERIES
CASE
TO
BE
HEARD
BY
SUPREME
COURT
ON
SEVENTH
NEXT
MONTH
WOULD
EXTEND
SCOPE
OF
THE
CIVIL
SERVICE
COMMISSION
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Jan
31.
E.
J.
Oarland.j
Progrewilve
Bow
River.
Introduced
Into
the
House
of
Commons
yestssday
s.hBl
to
place-
-nfider
the
clvlt
service
eluded
formerly
or
were
never
within
:
the
Jurisdiction
of
that
body.
JURY
IS
CHOSEN
TO
TRY
HICKMAN
LOS
A
NOBLES
Jan.
31
A
Jury
of
four
women
and
eight
men
were
accepted
by
the
defense
nnd
the
.Uite
for
tile
simltv
trliil
of
Will
lain
Hickman.
1
:tlJt.
:.:
.....I
k
Ki-i
r
M
:
r.i.l.ci
LIGHTING
OF
HECATE
STRAIT
Committee
of
the
HtHird
of
Trade
ottawa.
Jan
ai,
The
chief
justice
to
Again
Have
Matter
in
cf
the
Supreme
Court
llxcd
Februsry
7
Hand
for
the
hearing
of
the
reference
to
thst
-
court
of
the
constitutional
validity
of
1
The
council
of
the
beard
of
Trade
company
cerw(n
sections
of
the
Fisheries
Act.
'
last
night,
with
Colonel
Mtcaolla
pre-
In
honor
of
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
tb.
Cans-
cove
In
whloh
British
Columbia
and
the
:
siding,
turned
over
to
Ma
navigation
Japanese
flahermen
are
particularly
te
rented
.
lu-
commit
tee
documents
It)
Skfkrd
to
the
iivlg4t:cn
of
Hecato
Sttsjl
fend
the
Insurance
rate
tn
connection
therewith.
It
was
Kuggested
thst
tia)
hoard
take
up
once
more
with
Us
department
of
Marine
the
question
et
a
better
light
at
Bonula
Island
and
other
rainor
lights
with
a
view
to
having
the
Insurance
rate
reduced.
NEW
ELEVATOR
WESTMINSTER
Hurbor
Commission
Lets
Contract
to
be
Confirmed
In
Ottawa
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Jan.
31.
Th
contract
fr
tlie
(
(instruction
Of
.
grain
neviiioi
r.
-t:i-g
.ibuut
half
a
iUllUOU
dollars
in
he
New
Weatmuuter
Harbor
commlrslou
yesterday.
Announcement
of
the
successful
tendered
w
wKiielil
pending
official
confirms-
'
UP
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