Save
Money
Boston
Grill
Tiie
cheapest
wa
to
buy
the
bally
News
is
to
subscribe
by
the
yar.
The
coat
U
48.00
and
your
c
my
1.1
delivered
to
your
address
Wmill
coat
to
you
for
thla
dally
'service
for
twelve
months!
jl
XVIII.,
Nt
7.
if
in
thf
Oovernment
j
Oreat
Bi
.
and
Premier
Meikctune
King.
;'ntment
of
a
high
commissioner
'
may
fjllow
Colonel
Amery
i
e.terday
thst
this
tu
one
of
.on
he
would
lake
up
with
I',..t,,ir
"UTHIt
I
h.vo
iui
nfflrlal
THAMES
RIVER
FURY
ABATED
U)NIX)N.
Jan
10
-
The
!ury
of
the
I
iii.i'i
lias
spent
lUelf
though
pre
.1
I'Miih
i
.1111
ttalnz
taken
asalmt
"
five
dollars
s
share.
.
.
ii'.j'i'
j
AKTIItlt
SMITH'S
POLICY
I
M.
.
Ntw
YORK.
Jan.
10.
The
atock
itiiukrt
broke
sharply
today
with
the
i'tii!ir.ttlon
unexpectedly
of
a
large
In-1
1
'!!
or
600.000
tons
of
December
un
To
the
Eleetors
Venr
4v-
.
iiOluenoe
la
eaintly
ocl6L
t
hseieetlou
Thursday
for
Alderman.
My
polio
Is
Extension
of
Power.
Peace
River
Outlet
for
Prince
Rupert.
Better
accommodation
for
mosquito
fleet
and
fMiermen.
Economy
In
Civic
Alfatra.
Development
of
Sewerage.
Securing
proper
proportion
of
ll(Uor
profits
as
per
tittles,
EkU'imiou
of
Highway.
J
Arthur
Smith
I
I
W
I
AA
US',,
Matheeoa'e
prMtaauwrz
ata
fount
IMIIIIC
Ocnrral
Tax
Levy
IOS7.
Oen-
era!,
special
and
school
42SS.13I73
CNR
Taxes
above
levy
7,311.01
Tax
Levy
Local
luiprtveutenU
114.414.76
thf
Pen4tlc
for
delayed
payment
Merest
on
Tax
arrears
Dot
Taxes
Toll
Taxes
Teachers'
Salaries
...
..
.
...
Liquor
Profits
i.
.
.
.liem
to
flBH.
IW
HIU,
wv-
;M'iMtil)
have
to
appoint
a
Can
I..
reprenenutlve."
of
general
taxes
fer.a!tsr
for
delayed
payment
of
Local
Improvement
Pan
-Mutual
Taxe
Motor
Licenses
Fire
Hydrant
Approp
Library
Board
Publicity
Reading
Room
Poundkeepcr
Prince
Rupert
General
Local
Improvement
Taxes
p.
id
by
city
13.118
79
CNR.
Assessment
Appeal
..
Water
Proportionate
Rate...
Interest
and
Rclemptlon
of
Serial
and
Slaking
Fund
Debenture
exclusive
of
Utilities
Reserve
Bylaw
No.
403
filled
order
for
the
United
States
Steel
Engineers
Department.,
.-..rporatlon.
There
waa
heavy
aelling
Public
Worse
Department
:
oiwi
common.
General
Motors.
Pol
Departmsnt
naciio
Corporation
and
otler
prominent
,
Schoola
-iixiH
losses
runnina
as
hlsh
aa
four
I'lre
Department
.
;
Health
Department
ToUl
T
Excess
.
taken
gencv
rffv;:'
of
Revenue
over
xx-
PROPHECY
THAT
THIS
vCity
Has
Surplus
Instead
of
the
Expected
Deficit
Due
Largely
to
Increased
Provincial
Govt.
Grants
leinenenr
wun
ianaaian
national
tiaiiway
also
brought
goodly
sum
to
treasury
for
this
year
it
is
officially
announced
Instead
of
an
intimated
deficit
of
$8,849.38,
the
revenue
and
ex-
.
t
r
a.
a
e;4
!
w
m
At
en
(inure
account
oi
me
uuy
oi
in
nee
itupen
lor
me
year
enmng
ruber
31,
1927,
shows
an
excess
of
revenue
over
expenditure
(
luMve
of
utilities)
of
$2,:!G8.70.
So
it
Is
revealed
in
a
prelim-
..
.
i
a
m..
1
it
il
i
r
siaicmem
preparea
uy
v
ny
treasurer
u.
j.
jiauieson
wnicn
was
ii
;t't'd
today.
Incidentally,
the
city
started
at
the
first
of
the
.
with
a
deficit.
Explaining
the
surplus
when
a
deficit
was
ex-ixl
following
the
making
up
of
the
1927
estimates,
Mr.
Matheson
.,nt
nut
that,
whereas
liquor
profits
the
city
would
receive
last
MAY
APPOINT
on.
I..
I
.
M.
S.
Amcry
Will
Ms-
cuv.
Matter
With
Premier
Mackenzie
King
VNtoUVBR,
Jan
10
A.
k
remit
of
"rer.ee
to
be
held
at
Ottawa
In
ff
days
betwe.i
ltiglit
Hun
M
t
Araery.
secretary
for
syear
were
estimated
at
ao.soo.
actually
SI
1.
502
20
.was
received;
46.200
from
'motor
licenses
was
expected
whereas
7.360
48
wat
received:
2.800
was
IX-ipecu-d
from
parl-mutuel
and
43.300
70
waa
received.
In
addition
u
ttila.
the
'dtj
received
from
the
Cauul.an
National
Railway
4Jll.ei
la
addition
to
We
tax
levy.
Mr
The
following
Items
art
given
la
4.718.15
4.&00
00
uto7.es
84800
ieie.78
isMeao
U.SMJ0
S.3O0
78
7jeo
Building
and
Plumbing
permits
83
J
High
School
Matriculation
claaa
500.00
Poller
Court
Plnea
8.1J4JT
Trade
Licenses
7.760.00
Burial
Permits
778.60
Soldiers'
Housing
Interest
and
Comm
Union
Art
Treasure
not
as
lladly
Dam.;'1?!,
ro-
..ming.
aged
as
First
Feared
IMhkuc
of
Rats
in
London
678.46
3.687.80
Tax
Sale
Coats
280.98
Sundry
Receipts
Oarbag
collections
Total
Revsnue
..
.
Kl-KMITHtK
AdmlnUtrstion
'
l
water.
The
art
treasure,
of
the
Btrset
LlghtUlg
l.i
(i:uru
...ri
ii,.
H.in.,1.1
Uuiuiiim
:.iil
brtier
than
ut
first
was
feared.
A
c'
':l'
u(
rats
Is
today
sweeping
Lou-
STOCKS
BROKE
1.886
18
480.4S8.M
31.S74
33
8.800
00
2.000.00
1.B31.61
376.80
1.063
13
840.41
10.407.00
3.387.77
11.740.08
17S.875.8
38.706
43
4.431.11
38.466.11
14.466.64
73.167.66
15663
68
18.340.09
Ixpendlture
1468.087.48
pendlture
M0S.W
t460.430.34
QUARANTINE
OFFICER
DIED
FROM
FALL
WHEN
FUMIGATING
A
VESSEL
.Si
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
10
Dr.
H.
P
Oox,
aunrantlne
officer
for
the
port,
wsa
fntallv
Injured
when
he
fell
through
....
,..w.n
huirh
Into
tli
hnld
of
the
Bteamer
Ethelwolf
nnd
died
ut
7
p.m.
last
evening,
three
nours
aner
ne
was
to
the
hospital
wnere
an
emer-
operstloii
was
performed
In
an
:,.
s.ivo
l.r
V.fc
FISHING
MAY
BE
DELAYED
PropoeKil
Maie
to
Cnmmcncc
liuy-Ing
on
March
10
Instead
of
February
15
KETCHIKAN.
Jan
10.
American
auri
Oanadlan
halibut
buyers
are
conslderUig
lefuslng
to
buy
any
halibut
befit',
liareh
10.
It
waa
reported
today
that
lam?
quantities
of
halibut
are
on
hand
In
the
cold
wtorst
plants
at
Ketchikan.
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
and
Seattle
and
thl.-l-i
given
ss
the
motive
for
the
prjpoeed
action.
In
connection
with
tlw
despatch
Col
J
W
Nlcholla
expUlns
that
a
meeting
wa
held
recently
in
Seattle
attended
by
buyers,
boat
owners
and
fishermen
which
sailed
the
government
to
extend
the
close
seas
an
or.
falling
that,
they
suggested
thst
the
tourers
should
not
buy
USUI
Msnh
10.
Tkls
was
a
Mault
of
the
unsatisfactory
eonaltuaa
of
the
mar
kM,
Whit
nOUlng
late
been.
eWMWy
wsno-ni
iv
m
pa-Han
mat
Tne
tlon
may
be
oarrtcd
out.
POWER
BOAT
ON
ROCKS
'
AND
OWNER
MISSING
VANCOUVER.
Jau.
10,
Charles
Wesley
Donaldson,
30
years
of
age.
of
Van
couver.
Is
believed
to
have
been
drowned
from
his
wrecked
power
boat
In
which
he
left
Vancouver
on
December
37
for
gaont.
The
boat
waa
found
on
the
rocks
at
Oabrtola
bland.
Raoul
Dandurand
and
Fonlajn
Ulnlater
Br
land.
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10
No
appointment
has
been
made
to
the
Oanadlan
legation
In
Paris
and
the
poet
may
stand
vacant
for
awhile.
It
was
pointed
out
thst
today's
announcement
deals
only
with
the
opening
of
a
French
legation
In
Canada
sod
s
Canadian
legation
in
France.
PARIS.
Jan.
10.
The
Canadian
legation
will
occupy
the
ground
floor
of
No.
1
Rue
Francois
Premier,
facing
the
Course
Albert
Premier
on
the
Orsnd
Boulevard,
overlooking
the)
Seine.
It
will
be
s
stone
throw
from
the
Orand
Palais
sad
the
nearest
legation
to
the
British
embassy
and
French
foreign
office.
It
iiu
be
ready
for
occupancy
in
April.
It
It
understood
that
the
Canadian
TreSe
eommistlpaer'
.ottlce
and
the
Oanadlan
archives
will
be
moved
to
4w
OaaaMlsa
Legtssi,ue.ittra,,,
Aiple
c-oommodaMon
win.
be
provUkd
tot
Canadian
visitors
to
register,
receive
maU
and
read
newspapers.
LINDBERGH
ARRIVES
PANAMA
YESTERDAY
PANAMA.
Jan
10
-Colonel
Lindbergh,
iransatlantlc
Pyer
who
H
making
a
tour
of
Centrnl
America,
nrrlvert
her
to-
1
k
v
fri'in
Smi
.l.i-e
CV..t
Rln.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
DC,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY,
10..
1928
LAYING
THK
LAST
LINK
of
direct
cable
from
France
to
America.
The
S.S.
Colonia
connecl-fnr
La
Havre,
France
and
Penzance.
England,
where
the
present
cable
ends
Canada
to
Open
Paris
Legation
and
France
to
Have
Minister
in
Ottawa
is
Officially
Announced
PARIS,
January
10.
France
and
Canada
have
definitely
decided
to
change
the
present
status
of
diplomatic
representation
to
the
establishment
of
legations
in
their
respective
capitals.
The
French
cabinet
has
approved
the
plan
to
appoint
a
minister
to
It
is
quite
likely
that
Iiaron
devitrolles.
the
present
consul
general
to
Canada,
will
be
the
first
minister,
and
it
is
presumed
in
Paris
that
Hon.
Phillippe
Hoy,
Canadian
High
Commissioner
here,
will
become
minister
plenipotentiary.
The
announcement
refers
to
negotiations
which
have
preceded
and
Interviews
in
December
between
Hon.
Pacific
Outlet
for
Peace
is
J
in
Hands
of
Special
Committee
of
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
EDMONTON,
January
10.
Having
in
view
the
extension
of
the
Edmonton
Dunvegan
and
B.C.
line
to
the
Pacific
coa'tt,
probably
connecting
with
the
Canadian
National
and
Prince
ttupert,
efforts
are
being
made
to
impress
upon
the
authorities
concerned'
the
desirability
of
one
of
the
big
transportation
companies
taking
over
the
provincial
government
lines
and
extending
to
the
coast
or
with
a
coast
outlet.
The
Edmonton
Doard
of
Trade
is
overlooking
no
opportunity
to
do
anything
in
its
power
to
hasten
the
building
of
the
sorely
AN
ELECTION
IN
BRITAIN
Faic
of
Empire
Depends
Upon
-
Result
Say
Speaker
Last
Night
tiOMKIN,
Jan.
IU
la
a
,,l,
Ml
lUrlMiriHigli.
irtTtrrslilrr.
Ut
nljlit,
tart!
mlieuliiii,
formerly
lliilMld
MseNelll.
i'!ianrHf
of
the
liuchy
of
tspcanler,
suld
the
general
election
ruuhl
nut
lie
kiM
poneil
inure
Ihau
a
rur
unit
It
was
nut
loo
iiiuili
fo
Nty
the
fate
of
the
llinplre
Mould
drieiid
Uhmi
the
GOVERNMENT!
LOST
SEAT
KOBTHAMPTON.
Kng
Jan
10-
The
Oovernment
lost
eut
to
labor
by
the
election
here
of
Colonel
I.
C
Malone
who
received
15
173
votes
Csptsln
Recton.
Conservative,
got
14.018
votes,
C.
Morgan.
Liberal.
0,004
nd
E.
A.
Iliillwood.
Indepeiuli'iit
Oonaervstlve.
needed
outlet.
Bo
vital
to
the
develoD-
ment
of
the
northern
part
of
the
pro-
vlnee
and
the
future
prosperity
of
M
monton
U
this
outlet
considered
thst
the
board
of
trade
baa
sppotatsd
a
epeclsl
standing
committee
to
deal
with
questions
pertaining
to
northern
development.
This
committee
under
the
chairmanship
of
E.
T.
Love
Is
one
of
the
strongest
If
not
the
strongest
committee
ever
appointed
by
the
board,
having
as
tu
personnel
II.
u.
E.
BvaHa.
D.
M.
Dttgfan.
W.
W.
Prevey
and
J.
D.
OMotheralll.
MAUKlTINd
Of
(HtAI.N
Although
this
committee
has
been
functioning
two
weeks
only,
it
has
Already
aggressively
attacked
the
problem
f
a
northern
outlet
and
la
dally
col-ecttng
the
moat
authoritative
Informs-.Ion
from
sverey
possible
source.
No
stone
la
being
left
unturned
wnleb
night
axpedlate
tfe
building
of
the
required
line,
ainoe
It
Is
fully
reallasd
hat
Edmonton's
prosperity
la
largely
dependent
upon
the,
development
of
the
northern
half
of
the
province
which
In
turn
la
dependent
upon
facilities
wbloh
will
enable
Peace
River
farmura
to
market
their
grain
at
a
minimum
coat.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
both
the
C.N.R.
and
C.P.R.
are
anxious
to
acquire
the
northern
lines
now
owned
by
the
Alberts
government.
It
Is
fell
Mutt
Albertuni.
who
have
paid
and
are
still
paying
for
these
railways,
should
know
what
both
largo
companies
propose
do-'
'nit
In
the
way
of
further
construction
in
the
event
of
their
purchasing
the
roads.
Telegrams
were
accordingly
sent
laat
week
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
E.
W.
Beatty
asking
for
a
aenertOM
with
some
representative
of
their
respective
companies
who
would
be
au-thoruwtl
to
give
the
committee
aa
authentic
outline
of
the
provdeed
(level
-sptnenta.
TMOUVrOX
IS
WII.I.INO
A
reply
was
received
from
Sir
Henry
Thornton
stating
thst
If
the
northern
development
committee
had
any
representative
m
the
east
whom
they
ofrttld
have
meet
him.
he
would
be
very
pleeaeu
u
talk
over
the
northen.
Alberta
railway
ayatem.
althousn
there
wan
not
much
that
he
oo'jld
say
for
public
consumption
at
present.
No
reply
has
yet
been
received
from
8.
W.
Beatty
and
further
action
Is
being
held
np
Bwnlllng
word
from
the
head
fo
the
"PR
IS
GENERATION
OF
BRITISH
E
Ithtge
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
.
e
Five
Cent?
MPIRE
17.5.
Dominated
the
Last
Generation
but
Next
Is
for
the
British
Empire
Kiiiht
Hon.
I-
C.
M.
S.
Amcry
Urges
Value
of
Co-operation
Between
Countries
of
Empire
Juit
as
States
Had
Co-operated
With
Each
Other
VANCOUVEH,
January
10.
The
United
States
dominated
the
last
generation
economically
but
the
coming
generation
will
belong
to
the
British
Kmpire,
it
is
predicted
by
Right
lion.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amery,
Uritish
secretary
of
state
for
Dominion
affairs,
in
addressing
the
board
of
trade
here
last
night.
The
United
States,
the
visitor
said,
had
developed
because
she
had
pooled
her
resources.
The
British
Empire
had
been
backward
because
she
tended
to
work
in
watertight
compartments.
The
value
of
co-operation
was
now
appreciated
and
the
problem
for
the
years
ahead
would
be
how
in
the
free
partnership
of
nations
that
made
up
trc
Drltlih
Umpire
that
co-operation
could
be
made
most
effective.
Canada's
unequalled
resource
sltated
foreign
trade
but
the
great
secret
of
modern
commerce
lay
In
the
carriage
ol
products
of
the
temperate
,
DOROTHY
TAKES
SICK
MAN
OFF
and
tropical
rones.
Col.
Amery
aald.
Canada
lay
in
the
temperate
sane
and
Boat
Under
Charter
to
Fisheries
to
complete
her
development
she
need-.
Commission
Acts
as
Tender
ed
s
tropical
empire
with
which
to
'
(0
Freighter
trace
That
waa
recognised
at
the
Im-
pcrtal
Conference
when
the
heritage
KETCHIKAN.
Jan.
10.
Seward
Wise,
was
agreed
to
batons
to
every
part
of
an
oiler
from
the
freighter
0krtd;
the
Empire
with
no
monopoly
or
prior-
bound
from
the
Orient
far
Seattle,
is
tty
of
Use
mother
eouctty
M.dsolared
SUSPECT
PROVES
TO
BE
FORMER
OCCUPANT
OF
JAIL
IN
ONiARIO
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
10
-With
a
wound
in
his
forehead
a
man
believed
to
be
W
J.
Presley,
marine
fireman
and
engineer,
was
found
drrrnra
'
tNiw
Creek
last
i.lgbt
VANCOUVKI!
EXCHANGE
B.d.
Wheat
1.4S
B.C.
Silver
1.00
Coast
Copper
43.00
Cork
Province
Dtmwcii
.aov,
George
Copper
.
.,
ii
40
OlaSstone
.lit,
Independence
'.....
13
Indian
07
L.
and
L
17
Leadamlth
Lucky
Jim
M
Marmot
Metals
00',
Premier
2.W
Porter
Idaho
.SO
Richmond
Sllvercreet
Silversmith
Sunlrch
Tor:,
4.00
Asked
1.5i
.27
.31
8.00
.16
13H
.07
1,
.174
M
.30
.11
340
.164
.11
J4
;
hers
in
a
serious
oondltlon
wjh,
a,
bunt
I
appendls
The
akaattf&WTBtttir
attempted
to
take
him
oft
tfee
freighter
I
Saturday
but
the
storm
prevented
It.
The
power
acbooner
Dorothy.
Capt.
Hvatuai.
under
charter
to
the
Interna-
tional
fisheries
commission,
took
him
off
i
in
the
shelter
of
Hary
Island.
The
'
Doi
jthy
damaged
her
prjpelter
on
logs
LOS
ANOCLB8.
Jan.
10
Cecil
Miller.
'
which
slowed
her
down.
19
years
of
age.
arreated
here
aa
an
au-1
The
damage
here
from
Saturday's
tomoblle
theft
auspect.
haa
been
loentl-,
itorm
is
being
repaired,
fled
as
William
Murrell.
wanted
on
a
;
charge
of
murder
in
Melbourne.
Ontario,
to
connection
with
the
death
there
on
April
11.
1031.
of
the
bank
cashier.
According
to
the
police,
the
man
has
admitted
his
identity
and
that
he
baa
been
a
fugitive
since
a
)aU
escape
la
September
of
that
year
but
be
denied
any
part
In
the
'murder
of
the
bank
clerk.
(
III
Ki
ll
I
MON
IS
ISTOM
KIVAHI-i;
II
-iu:t:ioi
is
i.i.iui:ii
ROME.
Jan.
10
It
la
tmpoa-alble
to
cor.eelvt
of
s
Cbrlatian
society
of
the
faithful
who
are
tree
to
follow
each
his
own
way
of
thinking
about
every
object
of
faith,
says
Pope
Plus
In
an
Important
encyclical
dealing
with
the
hypothesis
of
a
union
of
the
churches.
WOUNDED
FIREMA
N
IS
FOUND
DROWNED
IkMli
ol
V.
J.
Presley.
Marine
Kuglneer.
ICecuxeml
I'rem
I'sHe
Creek
at
VaiwtMitrr
MRS.
MILLER'S
NOSE
BROKEN
Airplane
lied
Kn-e
Crashed
in
Dutch
East
Indies
but
no
Fatal
Results
MUNTOK
BANK
MHLAJfO.
Dutch
Bast
India.
Jan.
10
-
The
airplane
Red
Roae
in
which
Cspt.
W.
V(.
Lancaster
and
Mrs.
Keith
have
betel
flying
to
Australia
from
England,
Stashed
tola
morning.
Mrs.
Miller
s
nosa
was
broken
and
Lancaster's
Up
was
cut
sad
be
sus
tained
a
slight
concussion.
The
plane
was
badly
damaSeU
and
bothi
the
flyers
are
returning
to
Singapore.
It
la
doubtful
If
the
flight
will
be
be
resumed.
TAX
REDUCTION
IS
ADVOCATED
Protest
Against
Reducing
Parcel
Post
Kale
Made
by
Hetail
Merchants
OTTAWA.
Jan
10
-
Reprtsentatlves
of
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association
met
the
government
yesterday
and
urged
that
the
stamps
on
excise
and
negotiable
bill
be
wipeu
uw.
I'c-uc
tlon
was
slso
advocated.
Opposition
waa
registered
against
reduction
of
the
rates
on
parcel
post
as
giving
an
unfair
advantage
to
null
jr-der
homes
It
was
also
drptd
thst
mall
order
hciues
should
pay
a
tax
tu
each
municipality
in
which
they
operate.
Advertise
in
The
IMNews
To
the
Electors
of
the
Ctty
of
Prlncs
Rupert.
Ladies
and
Oentlemen.
On
my
past
record
as
alderman
of
this
city.
I
ask
your
support
and
'n'Hwncs
it
the
polls
on
Thursday
neat
ror
reelection
I
promise
In
the
future
the
seme
kcxxi
aervles
I
have
given
lu
the
past.
0
R.
T.
PERRY.
r
I,
is