Save
Money
Boston
Grill
!
tw
.nenpeat
way
to
buy
the
o,
n
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ubcrlbe
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the
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cost
1
5.00
and
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1
Will.,
No.
12.
ftl
Converts
despoiled,
ill-treated
and
some
tortured
by
troops
of
hostile
general;
buildings
looted
and
burned
LONDON,
January
16.
A
Keuter
despatch
from
Pekin
says
u
'.ii.-m.-nt
issued
by
Feng
Yu
Hiding
threatening
opposition
to
all
i
i;athetic
foreigner
in
the
territory,
apparently
refers
to
Cana-ili.iji
and
other
missionaries
in
Honan,
toward
whom
hU
policy
,
n),
to
be
already
in
force.
The
despatch
says
that
Feng's
troops
.
rnily
looted
the
premises
of
many
Canadian
Presbyterian
who
jatcd
th
province
of
Honan
last
spring.
The
girl'a
boarding
school
at
Wehwei
was
looted
and
burned.
Reports
from
other
points
say
Canadian
missionaries
also
state
I
ii
many
of
their
converts
have
been
despoiled
and
ill-treated,
some
..
i,L-
tortured
and
killed
by
Feng's
troops.
WATER
FAMINE
WESTMINSTER
Mam
lin
aU
and
City
Face
Serious
iiualion
Which
May
be
Relieved
KK'IIMOND
ALSO
DKY
sevtrrul
Plant
Close
and
Other
Mu-i
Follow
Today
if
no
Relief
comes
v
wBaiuiawnat.
Jn
is
-tik
:ed
wilt)
a
wster
famine
a
'-
lit
of
huge
landslide
a
mtlf
'if
of
Lake
OoquKItai.
where
It
b.
he
M
inch
main
feeding
the
is
broken.
planta
closed
thla
morning
"
ilrw
relief
U
secured
by
the
'
up
with
Burnaby
all
planta
will
"-
afternoon,
it.'
tiinond
also
la
without
water
lu'
He
being
made
to
aupply
It
from
!
,.
(.,,.
ROADLOCATING
PARTY
IS
HERE
H.
t.
Whltaker
Will
Continue
Work
on
This
Knd
or
Highway
In
Spring
1
c
Whltaker.
locating
engineer
for
.
provincial
department
of
public
'
k.v
and
his
party,
which
has
been
an-'
(
in
making
surveys
in
the
vicinity
ifc'm-en
for
the
proposed
Sheens
1
.'
Highway,
arrived
In
the
city
lrom
'
"
inu-riur
on
yesterday
afternoons
''
..11
siuiw
knd
cold
weather
hsvlng
ne-'
...luu-d
the
closing
dowi
of
their
work
1
l
spring.
Id
the
uu
in
time,
they
'
rmiiHin
In
tbe
city
assembling
and
'
i-irliiK
the
data
they
have
already
'
in-red
111
connection
with
routes.
1
'"v
11011
is
being
made
by
the
gov
'
.Mi.ni
for
Mr.
Whltaker
to
continue
'
m
m-unoii
with
the
work
of
locating
a
1
"i..
:,,r
the
road
which
will
connect
1
11.
Rupert
and
Terrace.
A
start
was
on
thin
last
year
by
Mr.
Whltaker.
ASKING
AID
TO
EDUCATE
(qvit-orpent
to
Receive
Appeal
on
HehaWof
Children
of
I'oor
Veterans
vktohia.
Jan.
IS.
P.
it.
Wiggins
of
New
Wc.uinlmter
was
elected
president
'if
the
provincial
oonunaud
of
the
Army
"
Navy
Veterans
at
IU
convenUon
her,
SH,urUr
n
was
decided
to
approach
the
gov-
'rnnieni
with
a
view
to
getting
legUla-
"'in
in
conformity
with
the
Baakatche-
un
inennure
providing
for
government
"--
Mnoe
for
the
education
of
children
"'
'
"'h
who
cannot
afford
to
pay
I
fif
U
8.
Steel
in
Honan
Province,
China
i
itn.Tn
iit.MiT
iii
Kin
;
lICNKATII
KX
THKE
IN
(IK.it
E
(t
MUST
IVIIX
'
'
DORCHESTER.
Jan.
IS-While
the
ashes
of
Thomas
Hardy
were
1
being
burled
la
Westminster
saury
'
amid
national
honors
tbe
heart
of
the
poet-novel
set
in
a
bronze
casket
waa
interred
today
in
the
grave
of
hie
first
wife
under
a
yew
tree.
GENEROUS
MASSETT
MM
GIVES
BELL
TO
CHURCH
OF
VILLAGE
MASSSTT.
Jan.
18
-
A
large
U
Inch
illov
church
bell,
the
gift
of
Andrew
Brown,
has
been
delivered
to
the
local
Mirch
The
bell,
which
Is
much
appreciated
by
the
church,
cost
1M.
GASOLINE
EXPLODED
THREE
ARE
BURNED
VANCOUVER.
Jan
IS.
When
gaso
line
he
was
using
to
start
a
fire
In
the
kitchen
range
exploded
Robert
Smythe
and
his
two
daughters
were
severely
burned.
Smyths
condition
Is
reported
by
the
hospital
to
be
serious.
one
yrTnTrIson
for
trying
to
poison
NEION
Jan.
10.
James
Allen
Was
Kcntenred
to
one
year
In
prison
tor
cjuslim
James
ONelll
to
take
methyl
hydrate
"w)
as
to
poison
htm."
I'AUl
M't'LAItM
OK
KXM.tlltlN
nniN
vAUJi
Jn
10
rurther
psrtlculsrs
of
the
explosion
the
gas-boat
Clare
Frsncea
at
Klldula
Ann
ahow
Roscor
Owen.-,
who
was
that
It
w
drowned
slid
his
oroiner
uoya
uw.i-
wlously
injured.
HtlATIIUl
lti:i"OKT.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
strung
SX.
wind;
temperature,
VANCOUVI2U
KXCHAMJi:
Bid.
Asked
Bin
MlsMirl
.
.
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.41
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Cork
Province
Dunwell
.31
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Copper
.
330
3
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06,'i
Gladstone
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Independence
.
.
law
.08
.ots
Indian
Leadamlth
.MS
Lucky
Jim
.38
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Marmot
Metale
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w,rttr
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silversmith
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148
Northern
and
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
16,
1928
CANADIAN
MISSIONARIES
Canadian
Missionaries
Suffer
From
Activities
of
Troops
of
Feng
Yu
Hsiang
VICTORY
OVER
N.Y.
RANGERS
Recent
Purchase
From
Itoston
Slakes
flood
for
Toronto
in
Saturday's
Hockey
(inne
TOROMO.
Jan.
16.
--
On
8aturday
Happy"
Day
scored
three
of
the
six
;:aU
made
by
T
ironlo
In
a
brilliant
ictcry
over
the
New
V.rk
Ra.i.ers
here,
iwo
goals
were
mad-;
by
fjmlir
Her-teru.
the
prlie
package
recently
bought
from
B-un
for
17.i00,
while
ihc
other
waa
put
through
by
Cox.
The
lone
goal
made
by
the
Rangers
was
h-t
by
J-ihnson.
The
PittaUurg
gamt
against
the
Montreal
Maroons
was
very
dull.
Tle
last
;:erlod
rally
netted
two
r-r
c
:i
1
which
gave
Boston
the
win
over
Oltave
after
the
Senators
had
twite
tied
the
score.
The
win
of
the
Canadlene
Sunday
wa
the
sixteenth
of
the
season
with
me
loss
and
low
draws.
The
New
Tor
Aaart-cana
toot
trie
lead
In
the
first
period
but
Korens
evened
in
the
second
and
vrtd
two
more
In
the
third.
The
Rangers
cut
B.
atone
lead
to
one
again
Sunday
night
by
beating
Detroit
Toronto
Is
in
third
place
in
the
Canadian
section
following
Saturday's
win.
Sccim
for
the
week-end
are
as
follows:
nati
nmv
i;
ami
Pittsburg
o.
Montreal
4.
M.Y.
Hansen
;
Toronto
6.
Boston
t.
Ottawa
.
KIMI1V
flA.MIlN
T.T.
Hangers
1.
Detroit
1.
Canadlens
3.
N
Y.
Americans
1.
POET'S
ASHES
AREHONORED
I
wild
In
Westminster
Abbey
He-aide
Charles
Dickens
Attended
by
Many
I.OKIIOV
Jan.
IS.
Tlie
aolies
of
T
hues
Hardy
were
laid
today
beside
the
grate
ef
(
harte
Ilk-dew
lu
Vriealnler
Abbey
with
modern
re-UghtMft
mpalli
yet
ancient
pomp.
The
mourners
lrli.lel
Premier
lUMMla.
former
Premier
Itamaay
MaewiMiaM.
Itudyard
Kipling.
Mr
James
Harrle.
flrarge
flernard
Hm.
John'
tlalwnrth
and
represents!
he
of
I
lie
King
and
the
ITIure
of
Wale.
REEVES
CHOSEN
ON
SATURDAY
VAAOOTJVKR.
Jan.
18.-
-Reeves
elected
la
British
Columbia
Saturday
Include:
Pout
Orey
W
11.
Lembke.
South
Vancouver-
J.
W.
Cdniett.
Burnaby-
A.
K
McLean
North
Vancouver
J
M.
From
me.
West
Vancouver
V
V.
Vinson.
Council
Ion
In
Buruaby
are
West
Gray.
Prttchsrd.
nr.
PlriK-he.
Show-
brooks
Wilson
and
in
Ward
3.
RETURNED
MAN
KILLS
HIMSELF
VANCOOVER.
Jan.
1.-The
body
of
Frnnk
Thlrkell.
7
years
of
age.
a
re
turned
soldier,
waa
found
In
a
gaa
filled
room
In
n
lodgli-.g
house
on
Main
Btrtet.
Two
notes,
one
stating
his
Intention
to
end
his
life
and
the
other
a
furewell
letter
to
his
mother
In
Kng-lunl
were
found
on
him.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
CHINA
SHOWN
(JOLU
EMBROIDERY
OX
WHITE
SATIN
:
On
this
delightful
white
satin
evening
dress,
a
most
complex
and
beautiful
design
has
been
cut
out
and
embroidered
in
gold.
This
beautiful
tiling
is
from
Lebouvier
of
Paris.
The
little
bow
that
nangs
lrom
the
waist
is
of
black
tuile
or
like
material.
Huge
Consolidation
of
Paper
Mills
in
Eastern
Canada
is
Announced
Montreal
Today
MONTREAL,
January
16.
Announcement
is
made
of
the
consolidation
of
the
Abitibi
Power
and
Paper
Company,
the
Spanish
River
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills,
the
Fort
William
Pswer
Company,
and
the
Murray
Bay
Paper
Company.
Abittibi
has
acquired
the
common
stock
of
the
other
cotn-Itanies,
97
per
cent
of
the
aggregate
shares
having
been
HIPPODROME
FOR
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
J
in.
18.
A
8300.000
;
theatre
to
be
km
n
as
the
Hippodrome,
j
U
to
be
built
on
Hastings
street
by
the
Hippodrome
VaiidovtUa
Theatre
Ltd..
I
work
suiting
alrr
st
taunedlately.
MYSTERY
MOUNTAIN
Peak
Near
Vain
u
vet
la'
lllgheat
In
PravliN-e,
.V-i-onllRg
to
Laud
lie-
purl
meat
VICTORIA.
Jsn
16.
Adrordlug
to
the
j
provincial
lands
dapaftaser
Myatery
!
Mountain.
ISO
in
i
lea
north
of
Vancouver,
to
13.900
fret
in
height,
making
it
the
highest
pe
tk
lit
tbe
provlnoe.
Newspaper
PAT
DALY
IS
IN
ON
DEAL
lie
and
Associates
Ituy
Portland
Canal
Property
and
Will
llegin
Development
VAMtll
t
Eft.
Jan.
Iv
Pat
Italy.
Portland
Canal,
eiieraler.
auttMore
lie
lia
4-mnpMetl
a
deal
H
hereby
lie
awl
hl
asaoristea
parrhaiteil
the
MosNtala
Ihay
rial
hi
tor
a
qwatter
ef
a
million
dollar.
He
left
IIMay
lr
Montreal
to
dlxeass
wHIi
Ills
trlitrlsil
plNHH
Inr
the
laanvedlate
tlrelutinent
of
the
pruiterty.
ALtSK.W
INDIAN
DI8H.
WRANOam
Alaska..
Jan.
William
lewis,
68
yemis
ul
ac,
oue
of
the
:nMt
Dromlnent
Indians
of
Alaska,
Is
,ied
from
pneumonia.
Woodward
Urges
Unite
with
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton
to
Promote
Completion
of
LinetdWM&h'
VANC'Ol
VKIt,
January
16.
t'harles
Woodward,
M.L.A.,
in
an
Interview
here
said:
"Edmonton
is
reaping
the
benefit
from
Peace
Illver
business
whjle
Vancouver
is
out
of
it
for
lack
of
railway
connection.
Vancouver
should
unite
with
Edmonton
and
Prince
Ru
pert
to
link
tin-
"Northern
Empire"
with
the
coast
by
completion
of
the
P.O.E.
ami
acquiring
control
ol
the
Kdmoinon.
imnvegan
ana
Hritish
Columbia
Hallway.
The
Canaiian
National
can
best
serve
the
Peace
Riv.
r
by
completing
the
P.tJ.B.
and
linking
up
tha
E.D.
&
n.C.
line
with
the
coast
route.
Edmonton
is
destined
to
be
the
biggest
city
iirtween
Toronto
:uul
Vancouver.
President
Coolidge
is
Given
Reception
Such
as
Never
Seen
in
Cuba
Opened
I'an-American
Congreaa
Other
American
Nations
Helping
HAVANA.
January
16.
The
helping
hand
of
the
United
States
in
the
solution
of
the
problems
that
beset
the
nations
of
the
new
world
was
extended
by
President
Coolidge
today
as
he
opened
the
xix!h
Tan-American
congress
here.
A
great
throng
representing
nations
of
the
western
hemisphere
cheered
and
rose
from
their
seat
.several
times
in
enthusiasm.
The
president
on
his
arrival
here
yesterday
received
the
grqjjt-est
demonstration
Cuba
ever
accorded
the
visiting
head
of
a
foreign
nation.
The
streets
literally
seethed
with
a
mass
of
widly
cheering
Cubans.
The
president
was
moved
at
the
demonstration
"as
he
seldom
has
leen
before.
SE
L
COVE
PARENTS
SORELY
BEREAVED
IN
i
DEATH
OF
LITTLE
SON
Being
put
to
bed
last
night
with
a
'
r-v.py
cough
following
a
couple
of
'
days'
illness
which
was
not
considered
u:lous.
David
Allen,
aged
two
years
snd
one
month,
tin
baby
aan
of
ur.
ana
lin
Joseph
Oay.
Hit
Rays
Cove
Ave.,
died
with
tragic
awManawi
ta
letjock
this
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Ocuerel
Hospital,
to
which
be
had
been
rushed
a
short
time
previous.
The
grieving
psrente
will
receive
general
sympathy
In
their
sad
bereavement.
Interment
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
following
a
service
In
the
chspel
of
the
BC.
Undertakers
at
which
Rev.
W.
P.
Price,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
will
officiate.
JERICHO
BE
CH
AIR
STATION
IS
GETTING
FIVE
NEW
MACHINES
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18
Three
new
Avro
aaaptaea
from
Montreal
and
two
Palrey
seaplanes,
loaned
by
the
Br'.
.lab
gjvenpaMftt.
are
on
their
way
to
tbe
R.OAF.latlon
at
Jericho
beach,
ac-i
rdlng
U
an
announoemant
from
Ply--
',
Officer
A
H.
Hull,
commanding
Van-C3UKT
unit.
The
planes
will
be
used
,
r
training
purposes,
and
six
non-com-ui
Ml.ned
officers
of
the
RC-AJ"
wlU
reach
Vancouver
Februar
1
to
start
their
training
There
will
also
be
10
officers
enrolled
for
training.
BODIES
OF
VICTIMS
!
GOING
TO
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
IS.
The
bodies
of
three
or
four
sailors,
who
perished
when
the
auxiliary
schooner
Noble
was
wreaked
near
Nootka
January
6
wlU
be
brought
to
Vancouver
during
the
week
for
Identification.
The
body
of
the
fourth
victim
has
not
been
found.
winnersTfsix
day
bicycle
race
CMICAOO.
Jan.
IB.
Tony
Beekman
of
Irvlngton.
NJ..
and
Oerald
Debaets
of
Belgium
on
Saturd'av
night
won
tbe
Chicago
alx
day
bicycle
race.
FORTY
REBELS
WERE
KILLED
IN
NICARAGUA
UANAOUA.
Nicaragua,
Jan.
16
forty
rebels
were
killed
Saturday
by
the
marine
corps
and
air
squadron
attacking
Klchlpota.
HOIlV
HAH
.UHTIUA.N
VANCOUVER.
Jau
16.
The
body
found
Friday
evening
on
Powell
Street
ha
been
identified
as
that
of
Frar
Fedrtgen.
an
Austrian
logger.
Fr
his
second
offence
of
drunken
nes
truest
Lewis
was
lined
660,
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Maghitiate
McClymont
in
city
l-.-l.ee
i-oiirt
tin-,
morniui;.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
'
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
HOSTIUTY
Toiny
in
Havana
and
Promised
Hand
in
Solution
of
rroblenv
USED
AXE
ON
HIS
FAMILY
Former
'Major
in
Ilritlsh
Army
and
Winnipeg
School
Teacher
Kl.
Chjld
ItEPOIlTS
TO
PdUQE
-
..."
i.iaiiiivy
,
-
Wife
and
Daughter
Not
Likely
to
Kecover
From
Attack
of
Out-of-work
Parent
TORONTO.
Jan.
16.
"We
had
no
mane.
Were
in
debt,
oould'nt
get
employment,
thought
tali
tie
bast
way
out
of
tt
all."
said
Oeorge
ir.
H.
Delghton.
34
years
of
age.
English
veteran
of
tbe
Oreat
War.
holder
of
toe
mUltary
cross,
who
Ssturday
informed
a
policeman
he
had
murdered
his
wife
and
two
children,
aged
four
and
seven.
Investigation
showed
that
the
wife
and
seven
year
old
girl
were
not
dead
but
critically
injured
while
the
bay
was
dead.
According
to
the
story
told
to
the
police
Delghton
said
he
used
an
axe
In
the
early
morning
hour
on
his
wife
and
children.
Little
hope
Is
held
for
the
recover)-
of
the
wife
and
daughter.
In
1834
Deightcn
went
frcm
Winnipeg
where
be
was
a
school
teacher
to
Ottawa
as
interpretation
Officer
for
the
R.C.M.P.
He
la
a
former
major
in
the
British
army
and
a
talented
linguist.
MACLEAN
HOPES
FOR
SOMETHING
Not
Disappointed
at
Result
of
His
Visit
to
Ottawa
but
Quito
Non-committal
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
16.
"I
sm
not
dlaoppointed
with
the
result
of
my
visit
to
Ottawa."
atatgd
Premier
Mac-Lean
on
his
arrival
Sunday
from
Ottawa
enroute
to
Victoria.
He
refused
to
Indicate
any
anticipated
action
by
the
Federal
Oovemment.
The
Premier
said
he
waa
not
Informed
as
to
the
nsture
of
Mr.
Justice
Martin's
report
to
be
presented
to
the
Dominion
Government
eooa
on
his
application
for
return
to,
eb'
province
of
railway
subsidy
lands
'Nevertheless
I
am
decidedly
hopeflU
about
the
re
sult.
I
shall
be
dlaappolnted
if
Brawn
Columbia
does
not
obtain
something
by
the
award."
W.
H.
HAMMOND
DEFIES
BOARD
Sflvs
he
Has
Shipped
Potatoes
Contrary
to
Hegulations
and
Sold
Them
VANCOUVER
Jsn
II.
"I
have
bought,
shipped
and
sold
B.C.
grade
potatoes
without
reirurd
to
the
board
and
in
defiance
of
the:n
ths)
week."
W.
H.
Hsmmond
said
Ssturday.
"I
have
written
the
board
giving
tnem
details
of
the
transactions
and
weuld
like
to
know
-ht
they
aiv
going
to
do
about
It."