m
g-
SB
ti.
gave
Money
Boston
Grill
Hill
h
fl
T.i"
JC.V
'
t'.
'i
'
!ot.'
;
,
'
;
vniy
to
buy
the
u,
KiibBcribe
by
the
,,Ht
is
5.00
and'
your
melt
to
your
addresa
.
,mst
figure
out
the
.,,
y
u
for
this
dally
twelve
month!
:.
fb.
7.
-ftxbortlng
the
'
furgel
politics
and
get
be-POI.
utonaion
with
the
:
aa
the
objective.
A.
k
!,
member
for
Lilocet.
told
tire
It
should
wait
no
longer
turn
st
once.
If
a
satla-..;
could
be
made
with
the
CP,
well
and
good
but
1
'
hould
ehow
our
faith
In
-ay
by
linking
It
up
at
'
i
vuthout
further
delay.
An-"
hvatataa
Uiat
oould
be
'
mi
the
ftsce
River,
he
con-tt
it
would
be
sound
policy
'
the
rosd
to
Prince
Oeorge
into
the
Paaoe.
e
'
vrrnment
flaps
to
encaur-1
"I'-vfiopment
of
small
mining
-
wl
urged
by
N.
A.
Wallin-1
"-rvatire
member
for
Cran-
aaaertsd
that
proportMs
dls-'
recent
yean
oould
be
oount-
'
i-
finger
of
one's
hands.
He
'lui;
mining
lecture
oould
be
'
1
High
School
to
Implant
f
the
proaueceor
In
more
inrn
claiming
that
many
mall
tould
not
be
developed
on
a
"
uiih
acale
to
ship
carload
lou
"i
by
the
smelter,
he
suggested
lie
Government
arrange
to
buy
'
'!1
lot,
.lament
of
land
settlement
by
x-itiptioii
to
settler
for
ten
year
other
measure
were
advoeated
bv
"
''.
Liberal
for
Kamloops.
Ho
'"'"
asteaamont
of
aU
land
IM'
Ki'hnnl
immm.
I
laaa.
4saai
Hraith
inaursnet
won
alio
aup-
I""mI
liv
Mr
Mkr
..
ninMr.
Bttentkwi
to
highway
and
'
!
trimou
to
byways
wss
suggeetod
"i-
rointrueuan
of
,ih
raaentlal
tn
nMiukn
n
Twing
of
Victoria.
Oonaervstive.
"ti
the
Oovernmenfa
rtoord
dur-er
and
charged
rthat
patron-
Krowlng
evil
in
the
Liberal
"'
urged
the
abolition
of
the
""'
vte
and
efforts
to
secure
"
if
hi
rate
matte
of
equity
!ll'i't
under
the
'XI
'Mil
l-,lmlnlok
II
i
I
.s
r.MT.HT
SKEH
III
KK
IN
I'
AN
W
IOUIM1
TO
Tin:
loiti;
B'-caklng
before
the
Rotary
club
in
Toronto
the
other
day.
Crelgnton
Hill
of
the
Babsan
Inatitute
declared
that
American
bualnnw
wan
tapering
off.
It
wae
not
good
today
aa
It
was
als
month
ago
and
would
probably
be
"till
worse
alx
month
from
now
On
the
other
hand
he
held
that
the
trend
la
Canada
would
rontlnur
upward.
It
had
tpped
croee
and
waa
proceeding
awlltly
"along
the
corridors
of
tremendous
economic
development."
HI
own
organl-callrn
had
never
before
been
so
Interested
In
what
Canada
had
to
offer.
It
l
our
Job."
midair.
Hill,
to
tell
bualnee
men
whom
we
serve
exactly
where
the
best
opportunities
for
business
lis.
And
we
sre
tilling
them
today
that
they
lie
In
the
Dominion
of
Can-
MKATIIKII
HKIIHtT.
rnnce
Rupert
"Cloudy,
strong.
wind:
umperatur.
ss.
unlanl
in
the
llgnt
oi
con
terms
of
MaT
the
question
i
i
PRAYER
BOOK
UiNDON.
1)11
IS
APPROVED
b.
7.
Tlte
House
'-ot
'll
Chliri'll
AuxmKIV
tnrlitV
"ie
rpvlsnd
'"
of
nivhops
approved
the
4
4
1
I
I
I
:j
I
!
:
!
B.K.
Judee
Gives
Reason
for
Report
Recommending
Return
of
Railway
and
Peace
River
Lands
to
Province
riTTAWA
tvhruarv
7.
The
interim
report
of
Mr.
Justice
oomamnity!
Martin
of
Saskatchewan,
the
special
commissioner
lrtnt
by
the
federal
government
to
inquire
into
me
ciaima
t
wav
Belt
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Teace
River
Block,
filed
yes-
terday
recommending
the
return
to
British
Columbia
of
the
(andt
la
question,
says:
"The
province
has
no
am,
however.
dltlon
existing
at
ne
-
---
light
of
what
!
"ady
happened
with
the
psaslng
of'
year
whether
necessary
It
is
doubtful
support
could
have
been
secured
tor
building
the
railway
If
the
province
had
rot
agreed
to
convey
the
lauds.
The
,ved
t0
th
,'t
railway
has
I"'
the
history
of
the
unifying
factor
in
Without
it
Canada
of
today
couuw)
country.
No
other
nosalble.
would
not
have
oeer
po.
prayer
book
on
a
province
had
",ulr,uu
that
.
Drlt-
Ire
required
,,,..mo.
and
Just
,
,
lah
Columbia
be
V""
p,lll,.n
a-
l"'""
PRINCE
RUPERT,
li.C,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1928
VANCOUVER.
Feb
7.
-
The
removal
of
Ripple
Rock.
Seytn.mr
Narrows.
wa
recommended
by
a
Joint
Lonuj.ltM-e
of
the
Vancouver
Merchants'
Kschsnsjs
sud
Vancouver
B'.srd
of
Trade.
The
committee
asks
that
recommendations
be
mad
to
the
government
to
have
the
wcrk,
oastlng
approximately
80.000,
osrKas
out.
NEW
SAWMILL
OPENS
SOON
(iewrfeloun
Cutting
V
I
n
n
t
Clones
Hnd
of
Thin
Week
and
Machinery
to
ie
Moved
The
"I'l
sswuilll
of
lite
Itlg
IU
UmM
I'h.
al
OewrgetMHii
Milt
le
Hune
up
at
the
end
of
lhl
week,
ktaleil
llewrge
MrAfre,
ntaiiager
of
Ibe
coniiMny.
this
morning.
The
jilsniag
mill
si
flewrge
losii.
hw
ettr.
will
probably
be
In
weralln
for
aaother
l
weeks
te
est
hji
dry
lumber
on
hand
fee
eannery
lie.
Means
Mir
work
contlmtrt.
on
Hie
eaenpsny's
new
dle
at
Seal
'ite
In
the
ell)
sliere
II
l
ei'lel
Ilie
shitmlll
sill
be
running
nrt
nunitli.
Tlte
iernitiel
f
Hie
(leorgetswit
mill
ami
wne
f
Hie
luarlilnefjr
therein
sill
be
ird
lo
the
new
plant
In
the
illy.
leiral
claim
to
the
.lands
in
Question.
I
firmly
convinced
that
in
order
to
do
full
justice
to
the
status
it
was
necessary
to
look
bohind
the
terms,
of
union
and
con
the
same
with
re
pact
to
a
Jreit
WMonsllthiderUkmg
"MwfMkjloli!Jiow
has
all,
ho
resources
within
Its
boundary
with
he
exoeptlon
of
these
lends
sod
has
machinery
Tor
their
administration.
With
the
machinery
now
a
vail
bale
the
sllway
belt
and
the
Peace
niver
Block
-an
be
administered
by
the
province
and
hu
avoid
expenditure
in
connectldh
therewith
from
year
to
year
by
the
Dominion
authorities."
IIIKTII
Born
on
February
fl
to
Dr
and
Mrs.
R
CI.
Lmr
nt
Pert
Simpson,
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
lv
.,
AN
ALPINIST
TARTV
In
Emlfrtld
Bfta
Yoho
Xatlona
i'ark
stops
to
view
Mounts
Poilinirer,
Collie
and
Isolation
Peak
AIVAZOFFSMLL
PROCEED
WITH
CONSTRUCTION
OF
THEATRE
ON
PROPERTY
ALREADY
ACQUIRED
"The
project
will
be
proceeded
with
on
the
100
by
GO
foot
apace
of
property
already
held
by
us,"
stated
Misak
Aivnioff
this
mornini;
in
Uie
matter
of
his
Third
Avenue
theatre
platis,
following
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
at
which
negotiations
for
lane
space
to
the
rear
were
terminated.
The
excavation
necessary
to
the
basement
for
the
building
will
be
proceeded
with
and
plana
for
the
structure
will
be
prepared
immediately.
Mr.
Aivazoff
felt;
however,
that
a
mistake
had
been
made
in
failing
to
meet
his
application
for
additional
lane
space.
Such
lack
of
co-operation
would
not
be
a
good
advertisement
for
the
city.
Mr.
Aivazoff
will
return
tonight
on
the
Cnmosun
to
Vancouver.
It
is
likely
that
he
or
his
associate
in
the
theatre
venture
will
be
back
in
the
city
in
the
near
future.
Committed
for
Trial
Charge
of
Murdering
Father
Peace
Country
POUCH
COUPE,
February
7.
Lee
Packer.
26
years
of
committed
for
trial
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
murdering
his
asm
tun
to
her
bi
Lee
must
have
grabbed
a
shot
gun
aa
he
was
leaving
the
house
In
response
to
the
osU
and
fired
from
a
distance
of
sixty
feet
The
father
coll
ipssd
saying
"I'm
shot,
lie
killed
me
'
Accused
and
hit.
moUser
supported
him
Into
the
houH.
whore
he
dyteej,
The
testimony
Miawest
tint
the
father
was
a
man
of
vi.ilestt
temper
end
the
his
"tesTtpers
were
on
The
family
came
from
Nevada
about
a
year
ago.
CUT
TO
.U'NTK.UJA
CROYDON,
rvii
T
Bert
11
Inkier,
the
Drlttah
flyer,
hiipittd
off
this
morning
tn
a
baby
plane
'n
a
flight
to
Australia,
mak
I
n,;
hii
'
"l
top
at
Rome
AUSTRIA
ANGRY
.
OVERARREST
VIENNA,
Feb.
7.
There
la
intense
In
the
council
with
Its
attendance
la
many
yeaia.
j
The
question
was
opened
for
discus-;
aton
on
the
receipt
of
a
report
from
the
Board
of
Works
racm
mending
that.
for
masons
set
taeth
to
daVtsil
by
the:
city
eng.user
in
an
appecMktd
report,
i
tbe
OElauw)
bfUw
isrovMUsg
He
the
i
IconreVahce
of
tea
feet
of
lane
to
Mr.
of
property
in
the
block
would
have
to
be
dealt
with.
It
eraa
an
extraordinary
power
that
the
council
had
toe
privilege
of
exercising
and
the
proceeding
must
be
along
act
lines.
The
city.
Itself,
did
not
hsve
the
power
to
change
the
whole
lane.
lim:KN
VKBT
.tllAMIONtll
At
this
Juncture
of
the
proceedings.
Mr.
Alvaaoff
informed
the
council
thst
he
had
abandoned
the
Idea
of
the
additional
fifteen
feet
of
lane
as
the
cost
would
be
prohibitive.
It
had
been
decided
thst
the
ten
feet
originally
requested
would
most
the
requirement
i
Mr.
Jones
then
reviewed
the
negot
iations
that
had
already
passed
in
con
except
where
tborlty
to
the
municipality.
;
Mayor
McMordto
pointed
out
that
the
matter
before
the
council
was
the
by-
j
law
Itself.
It
seemed
to
him
tint
tb
i
report
of
the
Board
of
Work
should
bo
dealt
with
at
this
time.
J
ntNuntors
imuxkhknt
Aid.
Prudhomm
espresaed
the
view
dia
nation
in
Austria
over
an
Incident
tn,t
u,
interfere
with
the
lanes
whole
family
lived
in
fear
M
him
when
I
yesterday
In
which
Hungarian
gendarmes
setting
up
a
dangerous
precedent
was
It
with
fixed
bayonets
invsoea
an
A
us-
might.
It
seemed
to
Mm.
lead
to
an
trian
coal
mine
at
Rltsong
and
arrested
fcd,
0f
trouble.
He
Instanced
the
Hungarian
emigrant
coal
miner.
Paul
ckTC
cf
tbe
city
of
Montreal
which
waa
Rsth
now
having
to
pay
up
millions
of
clol-
The
Austrian
government
has
demand-
ir
for
just
such
mistakes
at
iliaee
ed
an
apology
and
the
return
of
the
tnat
nad
teen
made
in
the
early
days.
prisoner
from
Hungary.
Advertise
In
The
Daily
New
I
He
was
opposed
to
Interfering
with
the;
in
lies
In
any
way.
(continued
on
page
five)
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
1
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five.
Cent
IVAZOFFS
TO
BUILD
THEATRE
ON
LOTS
WITHOUT
LANE
kitish
Parliament
Opened
Today
by
King
George
Who
Reads
Speech
Outlining
Policy
of
the
Gouernment
roposed
arbitration
treaty
with
United
States
being
studied
sympathetically:
Chinese
situation
improved
but
still
disturbed
l.i
N
I
)()N,
February
7.
King
George,
in
the
speech
trom
the
,
the
opening
of
Parliament
today,
said
the
government
was
.
ually
studying
a
new
draft
of
a
treaty
of
arbitration
with
1
d
Slates.
He
saiil
the
relations
with
foreign
powers
con-.i:,n
inlly
and
it
wh.
the
constant
effort
of
the
government
in
,
with
the
League
of
Nations
to
secure
the
settlement
of
v
;
I
;il
difference.
i
:
.
cmerit
of
the
Chinese
situation
enabled
them
to
make
a.
forces
in
the
East
but
in
:
in
the
naval
und
military
rar
URGES
BUILD
P.G.E.
LINE
PEACE
RIVER
Itmiicr
lor
I
arliKK)
Would
Have
MimU
i
s
of
Legislature
(iet
Uchind
Own
Hallway
""!!
n
MEMBERS
SPEAK
r"
Hi'hwavs
and
iir
More
liy-
Vdvocated
by
Member
ham
I
oops
Yesterday
r.ia;
d..turbanoe
in
that
country
.
ill
i..u
ed
anxiety
liv
rendition
of
mum
of
the
prlncl-;
l.I
liiii.tra.
fuilMmA
.
tltlt
'
..err
ert
encouraging
signs
of
pro-,;.-eiv
improvement.
Inquiries
were
being
nude
Into
the
ruraei
ul
l.cai
tun
on
industry
sad
Agriculture
with
view
to
allMrtatttf
The
actacle
oi
Jtoyal
msU
pageants?
tlMMalH
1
lament
open.ng
was
somewhat
lessened
by
the
aJnenot
of
Queen
Mar
fot
the
first
tin-.
during
the
present
reign.
The
Queen
as
Ul
with
cold.
HAIG
BURIED
IN
SOTLAND
Curt
liure
Coffin
to
Dryburgh
Abbey
and
Another
Was
l
oaded
With
Flowers
KIHMII
ntlll.
Irb.
Karl
lUlg
wo
tl
borled
SMMmg
hl
unre-lw
si
Iwyburgh
Abbey
with
the
lHiple
rites
of
a
HuIUh
laird.
Ie-l(r
Mermy
umlhrr
crowd
bu"'-rred
along
Ibe
route
rrum
si.
olleo'
Cathedral
where
thr
bod)
luil
lain
la
Male
to
M'avrrlj
via
lien.
It
M.
lleovHra
an
ertllnary
farm
rort
wolled
(
rsrry
Ibe
rwffln
orr
fit
Mtili'i
lo
lite
abbey.
Another
raft,
landed
with
wreath,
lumber-,
ed
Ibe
wake
l
the
coffin.
Isesmd
of
grel
mhlk,
a
In
leMMi,
eountry
folk
earrlnl
Ibe
ma
to
Its
l4
noting
jMsit
In
few
(ret
from
Ibe
grave
of
Kir
Waiter
!HU.
5
CRIPPLE
ROCK
REMOVAL
:
ADVOCATED
VANCOUVER
Aivazoff
Withdraws
Request
for
Part
of
Lane
for
Theatre
Site
When
City
Council
Quibbled
Long
Argument
In
Which
Mayor
and
Aldermen
and
Solicitors
Took
I'art
1'recedea
Decision
to
Withdraw
Application
I
iNegonaiions
oerween
ansa
Aivazoii,
uunuer
oi
a
new
ineaire
on
Third
Avenue,
and
the
ciiy
council
for
an
extension
of
the
building
site
ten
feet
into
the
lane
at
the
rear
came
to
a
rather
unexpected
termination
at
the
meeting
of
the
council
last
night
when
Mr.
Aivazoff,
after
hearing
the
mayor
and
afdermen
debate
upon
the
matter
for
an
nour
or
more,
suddenly
threw
up
the
sponge
and
declared
that
he
would
trouble
the
council
no
further
and
that
the
space
of
100
by
CO
feet
already
held
by
him
would
fttfflce
for
his
needs.
Earlier
in
the
meeting,
Mr.
Aivozoft'
Jiad
withdrawn
his
ll
1
diii.cul.u:i
li
Qltunal
di
dur.ng
dur.ng
the
th
lor
twenty-five
Icet
of
ad-
depth
in
the
lane
aud
It
wss
discussion
Ji
his
application
for
i
Ik.'
tc.i
feet
tnat
tue
Oeuouemenl
came,
tellcvlug
tl.e
counc.l
ai.
least
of
coming
lo
a
llnal
dtciaiun
on
tlte
coat-
;cr
h.cu
il.a
no.
give
promts
ul
be-1
.ng
unanimous
although
it
was
possible,
that
u
might
have
been
lavcraole
to
Mr.
AivaBiff's
application.
Discussion
of
the
question
brought
au
expected
'
number
oi
spectator
to
the
chamber.!
the
audience
being
one
of
the
largest
that
has
honored
the
deliberation
of
RULE
HIT
ONE
OF
MINISTERS
Robert
Forke
Spoke
orfImmif;ra-
tion
Hut
Could
Not
Complete
His
Discourse
in
House
TELI.S
OF
HIS
DEPARTMENT
Urged
Closer
Co-operation
Vlth-
Provinelal
Governments
and
iIore.Loplegpot?Farrns
-
'
Alvaooff
be
not
passed.
The
report
of
OTTAWA.
Feb.
T.tor
the
first
ttin
'the
engineer
gave
data
and
estimates
'be
forty
minute
rule
fell
on
the
bead
Ion
the
cost
01
sewer,
transmission
of
a
minister.
Robert
TbMte.
nUalster
'line,
reading
room.
etc..
removal
and
of
immigration
for
forty
Satnute
dls-llane
grading
oou
that
would
be
In-fussed
Uumigratlcu
and
was
about
to
volved
in
the
alternate
application
of
embark
on
still
further
easnment
when
Mr.
Alvaaoff
for
ten
and
twenty-five
the
last
minute
of
his
expected
apeech
feet
of
lane
apace.
.came
to
an
end.
Speaking
to
the
report.
Aid.
Greer
Mr
Forke
emphasised
Ike
dl
to
announced
that
it
had
been
decided
by
get
into
close
touch
with
the
provincial
the
Board
of
Works
that
It
would
not
government
in
the
BMttaT
of
laua-
!
be
feasible
to
allow
a
bend
being
made
gratlon.
"I
believe
the
solution
for
iln
the
lane.
It
was
preferable
that
the
many
of
our
difficulties
WU1
be
reached
j
aewer.
If
It
was
to
be
moved,
ahould
j
r
hen
we
have
the
bsirtj
Sjoteperatton.
be
run
straight
through.
ThU
would
!
assistance
and
advice
at
dUf
different
necessitate
the
straightening
out
of
the
provincial
Ooeernmenta.
fee
aaM.
I
whole
lane.
The
cost
of
moving
tbej
The
activities
of
his
tafsutsaent.
Mr.
sewer
on
the
ten
foot
basis
would
be
Fork
proceeded,
were
IsSSttsd
t&w.srd
'2.000;
on
ttw
twenty-five
plan.
It
an
Increasing
flow
of
people
able
to
j
would
be
12.400.
Aid.
Greer
stated
settle
on
the
load
and
engage
In
sgrl--that
be
did
not
have
the
figures
which
culture.
would
be
Involved
In
moving
the
power!
Miss
MaePhail
urged
that
Canada,
line.
through
her
representation
on
the
C
ty
Solicitor
Jcnea
pointed
out
that.
Iccuncll
of
the
League
of
Nations,
iln
deillng
with
the
question,
the
coun-j
should
make
a
strong
stand
against
cil
had
two
alternattvos:
l.vto
make
i
arm
and
ammunition.
the
exchange
of
property
on
one
aide
of
the
isne
for
that
on
the
other
aa,
ort
finally
planned,
or.
second,
to
have
!
the
present
lane
abandoned
by
order-!
Ib-councll
and
s
new
one
set
All
the
FORTY
MINUTE
MONARCHS
WON
COAST
HOCKEY
Will
Now
Meet
Chempions
Kootenay
in
Provincial
Playdowns
nasty.
Labor,
eral.
The
tm
of
VANCOUVKR.
Pb
1
The
Monarch
won
the
coast
senior
amateur
hookey
championship,
last
night
defeating
Victoria
7
goal
to
two
and
took
the
series
by
9
goals
to
4
thus
earning
the
right
to
meet
the
Kootenay
rhstnplons
In
Vie
provincial
playdowns.
Tlse
ex-King
George
Juniors
defeated
Victoria
six
to
three,
winning
the
round
ten
to
six
in
order
to
enter
the
provta-
father,
W.
A.
Packer,
north
of
Hollo,
B.C.
neetlon
tlth
ths
matter
Telegrams
cil
series.
TeUimonv
iriven
at
the
trial
was
to
the
effect
that
the
elder
that
had
passed
between
the
mayor
and;
PacJtSay
tr
a"fter
nagging
hi.
wife
all
night
or-
u-m
m-g
Z
"
CONSERVATIVE
CHOSEN
AT
dered'her
to
go
to
bed
or
get
out.
She
went
out.
foowed
Jv
hor
hZ.
werel
nDICTni
WFQT
PIFmnN
youngest
daughter.
Packer
followed,
ordering
her
back:
Then
he
u
WIWMW
wltn
nll
ortfln
rullllgl
VYtol
DKlOlUL
tLtlllUil
knocked
her
down
and
when
she
got
up
took
hold
of
her.
on
ttM
ntstter,
though
he
pointed
outj
TV,x.
,U,,.,h
f4l.trul
.,
nrnWt
hpp
mother,
calling
at
the
Af
tn
l.n
rested
In
the
LONDON.
Feb
7.--C.
T.
OUlverwoll.
...
r
-
,
"
-
i
f,,.,..
.iMid
.t
th.
H.
hands
nana
"
of
the
nrovlnclsl
government
-
m
wa.t
RriiiM
mr
An.
lLaM
statute
stAttit
irsv
gave
certain
su-
-
"
"
and
William
Baroy.
was
Conservative
before.
PltlNl
K
RUPGKT
I.'IIIEKAL
ASSOCIATION
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
Will
be
held
in
the
Metropole
Hall,
Third
Ave.,
on
Tuesday.
February
7,
at
8
p.m.
GEORGE
W.
JOHNSTONE,
'M
Secretary.
'da
M