Save
Money
Boston
Grill
i
t
way
to
buy
the
to
subscribe
by
the
,.,t
is
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00
snd
your
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to
your
address
junt
figure
out
the
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24.
Derailed
When
Only
a
Few
Miles
from
Ottawa
STKKAL,
January
30.
President
Cosgrsve
of
the
Irish
who
was
on
his
way
to
Ottawa
today,
had
narrow
es-ii
the
train
on
which
hf
was
travelling
from
New
York
to
v.,-
derailed.
The
derailing
took
place
at
Limoges,
23
in
Ottawa.
Arthur
Boyd,
road
foreman,
who
was
on
the
.
mortally
injured
and
died
later.
1
1
Miii
was
a
special
provided
by
the
Canadian
National
i
the
Irish
pn-Mdent
and
party.
I'.WVA",
January
lit).
News
of
the
derailment
caused
a
mild
-enemetlon
here
and
Hon.
Charles
Dun
HAD
POLICY
FOR
SEASON
Am
Will
In.
In
Prnvlnn
AerHi
In
Virion-
Centre
and
to
do
Repair
Work
vm
Jan
30.
Tin
Oorrn-j
;icy
this
yrni
mill
-r
u
of
the
rlghtrcn
million
ii'-llned
Of
eii(ll:eei
t
or
r
uUOtver
of
years.
Hon
iland
said
here
Saturday
.
i
(instruction
this
year
are
-
HM"
mW
ttUM
UMT
wtu
permit
;ullcy
represented
eapan-
r,
We
have
planned
the.
n
a
eeiertuir
ta
.
t:
urgent
needs
The
aim
;mride
access
to
provincial
ever
possible
so
that
rural
.
''fi'illl.
Considerable
DISAPPEARS
Ha
Not
Reported
Since
Saturday
Hut
Vet
Expected
to
Turn
up
PRESBYTERIAN
WOMEN
CLERGY,?"
immendatlon
Helng
Made
That
They
be
(ilreti
nil
Rights
Ex-tept
Communion
'Hl;i
I
i.i
i'MilON
Jan
30.
Submarine
r.hip
of
8-4
vruch
sank
re-
.
i
lou
of
the
ship's
company
not
yett
been
raited,
ws
'i
(rain
ibsnartnt
control
hen
M
l)
Jan.
SO
-Admission
""
"
"
nc
raiaiatry
of
the'
United
ning
staled
that
a
thorough
and
immediate
Investlgstlcn
would
be
held
Ints
the
cause
ol
th
trouble
The
president
and
party
were
not
very
mu-h
delayed,
arming
here
two
hvurs
and
hall
later
than
scheduled.
",n"
recommended
in
the
report
;
wlnd
nght
"in.
Which
will
ha
snhmltiad
to
,,y'
K'-neral
ootincll
of
the
church.
nimend
that
women
be
em-"
u
"i
ail
the
duties
of
a
minis-"x-
l''
administration
of
com-
MURDER
PLOT
FOR
IRELAND
I
EBl
VANCOUVKR
K.CHAN(iK
B.C.
Sliver
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
Daly
Alaska
-
Dun
well
JOtorge
Copper
OladsUiue
loolconda
'
l-
jlndependei.ee
v
Nt'w
Governor
(lenernl
Was
SlntclJ,ndl"
le
Victim
Hut
Will
be
ltll,ilk
t
Guarded
Leadsm.th
Lucky
Jim
K'NDON.
,),
80.
-The
Dally
Mall
'Marmot
Metal"
"
lite
Irish
Free
Bute
Oovernment
,
Premier
'-'"rert
a
plot
against
James
McNeill.
I
Porter
Idaho
".eM
t0
Tlmotny
He(ly
moovernor
Richmond
"""i-.il
.r
tht
irtah
tth,
8ut,
;silvercrest
.
wi
,,
,,
cmmmi
tj
lntMA
frQm
Eng.
jBilversmith
'
McNeill
will
be
accompanied
Surf
Inlet
.
,
'
'""d
mniitl.
Gotland
Yard
Bunloch
r-l
by
the
Dublin
police
rlc
""iia.-i
MtNtlJl.
.Whltiw-il''
TORONTO
CHURCH
IS
ALMOST
DESTROYED
I,
rMliimled
at
Half
a
Million
liH-Ur
In
Me4malltaN
at
I
nlletl
(harrh
TORONTO.
Jan.
90--A
fin?
early
thin
j
morning
practically
destroyed
the
Met-1
rcpalitan
Church,
owe
of
the
lei.dm
,
(tattest
OhitrcJsta
IpCada,
tame
:
Mttcoflst
Church,
which
was
built
f:fty
!
years
ago.
The
kaa
la
estlmaird
ai
j
hall
a
million
dollan
,
i
PROMINENT
PRESBYTERIAN
DIES
IN
TORONTO
WHEN
t.
g.
McMillan
passes
TOUOffTO.
Jan.
30
-Thomas
O
McMillan,
chairman
of
the
board
of
administration
ol
the
rresbyterlan
Church
In
Canada,
died
Saturday
aged
60
He
waa
prominent
In
the
business
life
of
Toronto.
MONTREAL
PEOPLE
BURNED
IN
BEDS
MONTREAL.
Jan.
30.
Amos
White
and
his
wife
Catherine
years
of
axe
wrre
burned
to
dea'h
In
their
beds
...
...
fm
rfo.trtvrd
tlie
Dairaina
in
whs
en
route
from
nampiuu
-
-
.
.
lived
on
St.
Timothy
Street
which
thry
rub.
and
has
not
be...
heard
Saturday.
today.
'
v
department
said
auch
dti-
.
.
4.
ItlHKI.I.SN
111.
POUT
are
not
unusual
and
the
rally
turn
later.
up
,
uM,
k
bar.
JJ.
Cloudy
calm;
DIOST.
du.ppe.rad
during
a
rain
temp
34;
sea
smooth.
i
MUD
TftEE
POINT.
Overcast,
calm:
bar
39
M.
temp.
S.
BULL
HARBOR
Part
cloudy;
BE
wind,
ireah.
Bar.
29
78;
temp.
t.
ea
moderate
Spoke
Norco
s
pjn.
oeaiuc
eKtchlkan.
too
miles
from
eauon.-
kan.
Spoke
Canadian
rarmer
u
pj...
w.n.
tar
victoria,
left
Ocean
Tails
at
7
0
p.m.
NOON
DIOBY
Part
tloudy.
calm;
bar.
30.03;
temp.
48;
sea
smooth.
j
DZAO
TRB
POINT
-
uvereasv.
utir
oar
temo.
41;
sea
smooth.
I
n.m
lasajtrm
Part
cloudy.
BJt
lamooth
k
aooB:
temp,
tw.
Bla.
Asked
140
131
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35.00
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J.Jj
lll.LI)
MAIIMIAL
HMO.
Who
died
ihl
morning
$12,000
PAID
!
EXCHANGE
SEAT'
Record
Set
up
at
Vancouver
When
General
Odium
Sold
out
VANCOUVKR.
Jan.
SO
A
record
price
for
Vadcouver
stock
exetaange
aeata
waa
established
Saturday
when
Brigadier
Oeneral
Victor
Odium
dlapoaed
of
his
membtrahlp
to
-Frank
Panpna
and
as-archies
f.r
S130O0.
atarly
last
year
testa
were
offered
for
SMO.
Aivazoff
Ashs
Special
Meeting
of
City
Council
to
Deal
With
His
Latest
Request
For
Land
Aki'd
this
morning
regarding
rumors
that
Misack
Aivaioff,
who
is
in
the
city
today,
is
asking
for
a
special
meeting
of
the
city
council
to
deal
with
the
question
of
securing
an
additional
strip
of
i.nrl
mm
the
citv
at
the
back
of
his
proposed
tneatre
site,
mayor
McMordie
stated
that
Mr.
Aivasoff
had
seen
him
and
asked
for
the;
special
meeting.
The
Mayor
saiu
ne
naa
to.u
ir.
Aivasui.
nm
me
uuaru
m
works
had
not
yet
reported
on
the
matter
but
he
would
get
in
touch
with
them
at
once
and
ask
when
it
would
be
convenient
for
them
to
'
.
.
...
.
ere.iurt.
As
soon
as
una
baa
been
done
EARLY
SPRING
IS
PREDICTED
Duck
in
Athabasca
River
and
Ijnrjre1
Number
of
Crows
in
Riickles
Jl't:U.
Jan.
..
Hoeks
or
wild.
drk
were
aeea
In
Ihe
open
water
ii
n
II
AllwtatM
IMer
here
Iwli.y
by
MJr
Kred.
IHewMer
rauHtit-filler
mill
UwekJ
nwuhtatn
guide.
Major
llrrwt.rn'
rtrehtred
Hint
It
Is
I
lie
first
lime
l
iMr
Hwn
l
year
III
the
ttsxkles
he
has
seen
diirlw
t
early
a
date
siul
lie
U
ritntliieeil
I"
urr
Kln
"r
"
early
spring,
lreiue
ol
large
ntintlxrn
if
eruai.
adilo
weight
to
the
belief.
OH
THY
HtZOH
lll.AIUW
The
Shopkeeper
No,
air.
we
don't
sell
rovnlvers.
What
about
a
couple
of
'
yni-iln
vt
ilothi"lim"
Humorist.
he
would
ask
the
council
mem
ben
if
they
would
like
to
hat
a
special
meet-lug
The
mayor
drew
the
atwetion
of
Mr.
Aivasoff
to
the
fact
that
the
regular
meeting
of
the
councU
would
be
held
next
Monday
evening
and
It
seemed
to
htm
as
if
that
would
he
the
time
to
bring
the
matter
tip
but
If
the
aldermen
so
wished
he
would
call
them
together
eats
tar.
Mr.
Aivasoff
is
sauna
far
a
atrip
of
land
IS
feet
wide
at
the
back
of
hit
lots
on
Third
Avenue.
Some
of
the
aideswea
seen
this
morning
seem
opposed
te
gtaattng
more
than
the
onglnrl
wave,
eat
raw
ten
ftt
as
they
say
the
wer
la
beneath
that
part
of
the
lane
and
It
would
be
dangerous
to
build
over
it
PORTLAND
WINS
FROM
VICTORIA
AT
HOCKEY
PORTLAND
're
Jan.
SO
Portland
defeated
Vlrtorm
at
hockey
In
a
thst
rough
gnme
vi---.erday
three
iionls
to
one.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
MONDAY,
JANUARY
30,
1928
rnenn
a
x
rn
a
tat
ur
a
c
i
i
f.ll
M
1
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111
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M
il
1
A
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J7
KLif
ML
mJK
Ml
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JMLA
4
-
fil
m
VA.
JT
A
JUL
JA.
VB
W
W
JR.
JL
ik
Vs.
:
i
TEAMER
NORTHWESTERN
ASHORE
CAFE
In
osgraves
irain
was
...
-
-t
J;
SOMETHING
NKW
IN
NAVAL
A
UCIl
IT:-'.'
TIKE
was
sprung
on
St.
John,
N.B.,
when
the
new
Canadian
Pari;
:
fa
;t
ariro
nvig.iter
eaerburu
hove
In
tfitrt
on
her
first
trip.
This
ship's
arrangement
r:.rn
mnis
i.-.
entirely
new.
She
is
one
of
five
such
ships
which
will
made
a
regular
9-da
,'ivice
from
Can
da
to
Great
Britain,
sailing
every
week.
Steamer
Northwestern
Floated
This
Morning
hy
Salvage
4
Steamers
,
VICTORIA,
January
30.
The
Northwestern,
which
had
been
ashore
at
Caue
Maeke
since
December
11
waa
floated
this
morning
at
ten
o'clock
by
Salvage
King
and
Salvage
(JifsM
B0d
wUlJl,
saeatit.
iww4to
V-antoo?H-
feniiiHr-i
warang
01
mm
omi
jMjfJ
pairs.
The
success
of
the
operations
followed
two
months'
work
at
unloading
the
cargo
and
patching
the
hull.
At
seven
o'clock
this
morning
powerful
pumps
started
to
clear
the
water
from
the
hull
and
the
tugs
experienced
little
difficulty
in
floating
the
vessel.
URGES
UNION
CANADA
WITH
THE
STATES
Kl.TdllKAN.
Jan.
39.
The.
Krt-rhlkan
Chronicle
wnt
a
trlegraiu
U
the
praker
ol
Ihe
HrllMl
Cat-n
m
bla
leglHlMlwre
refeellMli'
sob-mil
ling
thai
lee
e
tsken
tewarfe
rnilee
union
ol
all
CaMdM
and
Ihe
I
nlled
Mates.
The
wire
ay
"tte
are
geographleally,
rsrtally
and
lemperameHlally
out
evle.
18,000
FANS
SAW
HOCKEY
Free
Fight
in
New
York
(Jamc
and
Major
PcnaUUai
(Jlven
Number
of
Players
TORONTO.
Jan.
3CK-A
last
period
rally
brluglng
two
goala
enabled
Ottawa
to
give
the
Canadlena
their
third
defeat
of
the
season.
With
the
only
goal
registered
to
four
games
this
season
between
Boston
and
Pittsburg,
the
latter
shut
out
the
Bruins
Saturday
night.
j
Toronto
advanced
to
a
thru
eornerid
tie
with
Montreal
Maroons
and
Ottawa
i
Senators
by
defeet;ng
Chicago
BSturday
night.
Yesterdsv
the
New
York
Rangers
swamped
the
Americans
before
18.000
people
A
free
for
all
fight
In
the
third
period
resulted
in
major
penalties
and
895
fines
tor
Purch.
Boyd.
Johnson.
Oonacher
BUI
Cook
scored
three
of
the
I
Rangers
goala.
Chicago
lost
to
Detroit
in
an
unequal
game.
Scores
were:
H.m'KIUY
Ottewa
2.
Canadiana
!
Chicago
1.
Toronto
4i
Boston
0.
Pittsburg'
1.
SI
NIY
N
Y.
Rangers
7.
Americana
0.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
4.
i:TKUT.INKII
JOINTLY
Mis
8
F
Tolmle.
Mr.
R
H.
Pool??.
Mrs
T
O
Coventry
and
Mra.
Reginald
Hayward.
were
Joint
hontesees
at
a
delightful
tea
party
at
the
m
press
Hotel
this
sttenwon.
following
the
opening
ceremonies
of
the
Uglslature.
Victoria
1
UlHo
or
disabled
soldiers
and
their
families
'lt.e
Curl
was
reserved
almost
to
the
r-lrt
of
c
ldncss
but
those
who
were
really
acquainted
with
him
dtuV.g
the
1
,ar
said
that
bei.eath
the
Icy
Interior
j
beat
a
wcrm
heart,
which
bled
dally
as
e
was
compelled
to
aend
his
men
against
instruments
of
death.
The
last
public
utterance
of
the
great
oldler
ahowed
him
In
the
llbt
of
the
launch
defender
of
bis
country.
He
j
spoke
dlrc
spectrally
of
her
and
to
to
realise
what
clttaenshrp
and
gejMtr
K.T..
O.CB..
OM..
O.C.V.O.,
K.C.IX-.
succeeded
Vlacount
French
as
commander
of
tne
Brit
lab
forces
In
France
In
Oceember
1915
'
Befo:e
I
be
war
he
waa
commander-la--hlef
at
Aide;
shot
and
had
dlstlnffUlsh--d
htmlf
In
the
Soudan.
In
South
Africa
and
India.
He
became
commander
In
chief
of
the
forces
In
Great
Britain
in
1919.
TKXNIS
OrUNEI.
YMTi.niMV
AT
TIIK
AC'KOPOLIH
nil
UTS
The
tennis
season
1936
opened
yesterday
when
seven
of
the
local
enthualeats
played
a
number
of
sets
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
C.uris
under
very
fair
weather
conditions,
tt
was
thought
that
this
was
almost
a
record
lor
Prince
Rupert
aa
It
la
not
often
tennis
has
been
Played
here
during
January.
The
tennis
games
interfered
e
fcewhat
with
the
badminton
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
courts
a
most
of
the
players
were
also
badminton
players.
Thla
made
the
badminton
attendance
rather
small.
CANADIAN
FARMERS
LEAVE
FOR
DENMARK
ON
INSPECTION
VISIT
LONDON.
Jan.
30.-
-A
party
of
Canadian
farmers
making
a
European
tour
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
concluded
their
visit
to
the
British
hues
Sunday
and
are
embarking
for
Denmark,
where
they
will
Inspect
the
dairying,
farms,
and
butter
and
phases
plants.
frozenIodeatF
near
circle
city
CIRCUJ.
Alaska.
Jan.
SO-
William
,
KtttUaunen.
74
years
of
age.
for
fifteen
years
a
resident
of
Dawson,
from
to
death
Friday
night
on
the
trail
rrom
Circle
Hot
Springs
to
Circle
City
He
Intended
to
mush
to
Dawson
a
distance
of
300
miles.
Wl.ATIIKIt
KKPOKT.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
temp
30.
Anyoa
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
.34.
Alice
ArmClear,
temp.
30
Alyaneh
-Clear,
calm.
3
below
Roaawoodf-Cloudy.
calm,
temp
2
Terras
Cloudy,
windy,
temp
13.
Hsrelton
-Clear,
calm.
8
below
Smlthera
Cloudy,
calm.
7
below
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
14.
Teleuraph
Creek
Part
cloudy,
calm.
J
Li-U.
Wge
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
UDGE
FLOATED
Earl
Haig
Died
Suddenly
From
Heart
Disease
Following
Active
Lite
Right
Up
to
the
Very
Laib
Jnly
on
Saturday
Urged
Hoy
Scouts
to
Stand
up
for
England
When?
People
Spoke
Disrespectfully
of
Her
LONDON,
January
:M.
Earl
Field
Marshall
Douglas-
Haig.
commander
of
the
British
armies
in
France
and
Belgium
duriOjf
the
war,
died
early
this
morning
aged
66
from
heart
disease.
Death
occurred
at
the
home
of
his
brother-in-law,
W.
G.
Jamleaon,
of
Princes
Gate,
where
he
had
been
staying
late4y
lie
was
on
the
point
of
retiring
for
the
night
when
he
collapsed,
sitting
on
the
edge
of
the
bed.
He
did
not
lo3e
consciousness
immediately,
but
the
end
came
shortly
afterwards.
Earl
Haig
had
been
ailing
slightly
of
late.
lie
saw
a
physician
a
few
days
ago
but
was
able
to
fulfil
numbers
of
public
engagements
afterwards.
Yesterday
he
took
a
walk
in
ilyde
Park
and
was
con
templating
a
visit
to
tlTe
Riviera
if
his
doctor
permitted
it
oh
c
tne
war
Marshal
Haig
devoted
uch
ol
hji
.tln.e
to
organizing
telle!
CONSERVATIVES
WILL
NOT
MOVE
OTTAWA.
Jan.
30.
-
The
Conservative
.
Id
a
troop
of
boy
scouts
a:
Richmond
j
members
held
a
caucus
here
this
morn-to
stand
up
for
England
when
people
to
deCtde
upon
tbs
line
of
policy
to
he
adopted
by
the
party
during
the
Hilton.
It
waa
announced
alter
the
meeting
that'
no
amerutyent
to
the
addrs
s
would
be
moved
at
this
session.
Other
-matters
of
interest
to
the
party
were
discussed.
CANADA
WOULD
HAVE
TO
FIGHT
Would
be
Moral
Obligation
to
Defend
the
Empire
In
Case
of
War.
Says
Speaker
KINGSTON.
Jan.
89-
It
war
should
ever
come
again
Canada
cdfcld
not
stay
apart.
The
moral
oSHgitlSn
would
be
to
assist
O
rest
Britain,
stated
S.
W.
;
Oatcc.
editor
In
chief
et
the
Manitoba
Fret
Press
in
ap
sdSress
before
the
Arts
Society
at.
a
dinner
In
Queens
TJnlvers.ty
in
which
he
outlined
the
gradual
growth
ol
Canada
from
a
col-ny
to
a
nation.
The
speaker
declared
that
the
Dotnln-
Mon
would
never
withdraw
from
the
Empire.
:
PRINCE
RUPERT
HIGHEST
GRADE
Gels
High
Honors
for
Fire
Protection
Service
From
National
Fire
Prevention
Assn.
VANCOUVER
Jan.
8.
Three
SrlUsh
Columbia
cities.
Vanoouve.
Victoria
and
iprln.r
Rupert
were
awarded
highest
!
honors
in
north
Amsrlcs
for
fire
pre-i
vent
,
on
work
by
the
National
Fire
Prevent
ion
Association.
i
Vancouver
grades
First
Class
X.
(clUCS
'of
more
thn
100.0091.
i
Victoria
Is
First
Class
B.
(cities
of
I
more
thun
25.0001
Prince
Rupert
ia
Flnt
Otass
C.
(cities
less
than
25.000
)
MEDICAL
COL.
TORONTO
BURNS
tVfllliotlon
j
Big
Damage
Where
j
Local
Hoys
are
Tatvtng
Course
j
TOBONTO.
Jan.
JO.Plre
dan
aged
the
medical
building
of
the
University
of
Toronto
today
to
the
satont
of
36,-jooo
and
it
is
estimated
that
the
dam-jags
to.
chemicals
and
scientific
equipment
amounted
to
110,000.
This
is
thi
institution
wt.ere
Will
and
Fred
Kngm
ol
thU
city
are
taking
their
medical
course.
Advertise
Id
tht
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Nws
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