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DAILY
EDITION
of
the
world.
Tin-
product)
ear
s
,,;
her
manufacturing
inhume-,
tier
r.r
t
progres
capita
wealth,
have
aut
d
m;i
i
.1
;r
;a
ns
to
a
fine
point
and
take
another
ej-ack
at
t
ht
that
they
nrght
have
been
wro:.g.
,ml
made
them
gasp
for
breatii.
Yes,
Canada
has
sold
herself
to
th
one
ining
remains
i
anada
.n.iiiii
will
have
to
take
a
half
d.i
olf
Miiivtinie
Now
is
the
time
for
Heat
and
serve
with
hot
milk
Protects
the
family's
health
Cuts
the
cost
of
breakfast
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
.2
.15
Wednesday,
Jan.
25,
1928
SPEECH
SAYS
LITTLE
If
the
Legislature
at
Victoria
develops
no
more
than
is
mentioned
in
the
speech
from
the
throne,
a
summary
of
which
was
published
yesterday,
it
might
as
well
not
have
assembled.
But
it
is
certain
that
things
will
develop
there.
It
has
become
a
h
bit
of
late
not
to
let
the
members
into
the
confidence
of
the
government
until
the
appointed
time.
Ilbwwer,
it
Js'not
thought
that
there
will
be
great
happenings,
thft
yearitlter
in
the
Dominion
or
Provincial
Houses.
'
A
let-up
in
the
amount
of
legislation
passed
might
be
a
good
thing
for
the
country.
KH.IIT
OK
FREE
SPEECH
The
fact
that
tluy
atv
in
Ihc
K"
"'I'mtu'iit
service
docs
not
seem
to
stand
in
the
way
of
Ami-i
ii
r
expressing
themselves.
They
like
to
say
startling
tilings
and
possibly
that
accounts
tor
Admiral
Plunkett
making
a
sugiV;i.'i
o1
war
between
t
inted
States
and
Britain.
While
many
people
iiave
tue
i
ij.rht
of
saying
things,
to
say
them
is
not
alvas
wise.
1
.
t
.
I
all
-ay
more
than
we
should.
A;1
any
rate
the
admiral
has
nu.id
a
tempest
in
a
teapot
and
it
may
have
an
influence
on
future
action
of
governments.
SELLING
Ol'RSEI
VES
TO
OI
USELVES
i
Duripg
the
last
lew
y,
ai
t
anaiia
h
;s
sold
herself
to
the
rest
na'ural
resources,
her
-
and
her
increased
per
sharpen
their
pencils
to
figures,
with
the
idea
to
find
u
comparison
which
rest
of
the
world.
Now.
but
old
to
Canada.
Cluess
Canada
ime
and
and
sell
herself
to
thai
fortunate
class
of
piMpie
known
,,s
i'anadiau.
When
the
rest
"!'
the
W'.iin
ki)"ws
g.iod
'hi
tigs
about
us
that
we
do
not
know
about
oursehe-.
i
i.-
lime
we
-
arted
to
check
up.
Not
for
the
purpose
oi
buas'ii,!.,
i.m
.i-i.-i
so
thai
we
may
be
satisfied,
or.
better
Mil,
that
we
mav
iv:';ij.i
i
rm
being
dissatisfied.
The
following
facts
are
aigniik'Ui:
..i
wi
.i
it
should
it.ean
to
he
a
Canadian
:
Greater
wealth
per
capita
than
any
inii
vuuulry
in
the
world.
Greatest
grain
growers
in
the
world
and
growing
to
only
one
sixth
of
the
possibilities.
Foreign
trade
four
times
greater
in
proportion
than
that
of
our
iieiKuuur
to
tne
Houtn.
Second
largest
fisheries
in
the
world.
Third
largest
gold
deposits
on
earth.
Leading
the
nations
of
the
world
in
trade
increase
since
1918,
Per
capita
wealth
increased
from
$1100
to
$2406
during
the
last
three
years.
Greatest
increase
in
national
prosperity
on
earth
during
the
past
17
yar.
And.
taking
it
over
a
period
of
25
years,
manufactured
product
have
increased
from
two
hundred
and
forty
million
to
thirteen
hundred
and
eleven
million.
Forest
products
have
nearly
quadrupled,
and
general
foreign
"
.
..
,s
....
..
,
.
u
.....
.
.
u.,..
cink;'vnv-
ipirijviis;
-
fc
.
Anil,
nest
or
all,
more
than
70
jer
cent
of
all
Canadians
own
their
own
homes
another
world's
record.
Here
is
the
most
interesting
fact
connected
with
the
story-it
ha
been
done
without
fuss
or
feathers
without
working
our
beads
off
without
becoming
hysterical
to
the
point
of
sacrificing
our
last
drop
of
blood
in
pursuit
ot
the
almighty
dollar.
With
the
preceding
facts
and
figures
in
hand,
It
does
not
require,
much
of
an
analyst
to
determine
that
the
average
Canadian
in
every
walk
of
life
has
earned
more
and
saved
more,
with
less
effort,
than
any
other
man
on
earth.
Consequently,
he
must
have
enjoyed
life
better
had
more
honest-to-goodness
fun
while
he
was
doing
it.
.
So
let
them
continue
to
say:
"You
can't
hurry
a
Canadian."
Who
wants
to
hurry
when
circumstances
permit
you
to
get
there
more
quickly
by
the
other
method','
PROTEST
IS
MADE
Demand
for
Chinese
HrHsh'
'
jept
Ends
in
Man
Jlflng
,
.
Handed
Ovef
Details
of
Mother
exploit
by
a
British
warship
In
Chinese
watera
are
told
In
the
full
story
of
how
the
de.stroyer
Seraph
rescued
a
party
of
Roman
Cth-Q(lc
aifu
and
priests
from
Swaboe,
raw
gwatow,
according
to
reports
in
English
papers.
A
Chinese
Christian
convert
from
Swabue
arrived
at
Hong
Kong
on
Box-lag
Day
and
reported
to
the
Roman
Oathellc
Bishop
Valtorta
that
three
priests
and
seven
nuns
were
ba'.ng
held
prisoners
by
Communists
at
swabiw
sad
that
a
Chine?
priest
was
under
sentence
of
death
and
bad
been
swatting
execution
oil
Christmas
morning.
The
priests
pare
two
Italians
ana
Father
P.
Wong,
a
Chinese
British
subject
born
in
Hong
Kong.
The
other
captives
were
three
Italian
sisters
and
four
Chinese
nuns.
All
were
arrested
by
Communists
In
Dscember
for
preaching
ChrtstlanlH'
and
were
paraded
through
the
streets.
The
European
priests
and
the
nuns
were
held
prisoner
while
the
Chinese
Here
taken
to
an
hotel
waioh
the
Communists
had
confiscated.
At
firet
the
captors
ordered
the
Chinese
nuns
to
be
led
to
the
common
prison,
hut
the
priest
protested,
whereupon
the
nfcDnen
nuns
were
allowed
to
Join
the
Italia.
rather
Wong
was
chained
by
hU
Bead
-nd
tmt
and
kept
with
the
otfeer
prisoners
in
s
tuthy
gaol
from
waieh
prisoners
was
led
eat
daily
t
eceou-tion.
On
the
walls
of
the
prison
hung
the
Meeutloanrs
swords
Mid
ptetoia.
The
mission
building,
the
convent,
ant
the
orphsnage
wees
oomptetsry
sacked
and
otoeed
dawn.
-
SKUAI
II
TO
Till;
ItiXTK
As
soon
a
Bishop
Valtorti
received
;!i
!.,
irt
latp
nr.
Uonday
evening
be
culled
:
11
the
u
ivomar
and
asked
bis
U.-.M'
am
The
biilup
w.is
put
in
:oU-h
with
S:r
teginsiicl
1
yr
a
nit
i
Cjnmun.l.-i
-
-Ciiic!
of
tl
riuuii
S'rf'ion.
who
mi-iiiedl.itcl
j
ordered
t'Ur
tics'
rover
Berapli
Li
.np.,.f
i:
lei'.
,'
Tin
S.-r
iph
.-.l;
.im.-il
Horn
Die
hm
b.
r
nt
miclnih,
.
cirrymc
,:i
b
-a
ti
Bis'.i
j
Valt
irl.i
who
liatl
vol-un'c.Mid
:t
act
as
interpreter,
und
a
C'li:iic-
priest
u
kikcI
Father
mi
Till'
Seraph
arrived
at
Sw.ihuc
a"
dav
n
on
T'.iccliiy
and
i:
re-
-ue
;iariy
led
by
Coir.in.
di'cp
fi.'in
;
p.llrc
,dc:
R
II
off
in
i
motor
!"l.st
20(1
s.ddR'P
Il.cy
ttani..
a!i
W'ti'ii
Sr.
well,
pu
and
u
v
(i.il-.
At
rc
--en
on
!ic
-nor"
:i.ill
d
to
t
h.
n,.i
,1
,
not
to
land
flight
p
:il'
r'.i
told
tin-there
wn.
no
roaMjii
to
tx'
111.
it
they
.-Imply
akcd
fi
lender
of
Fathi
ol
t
he
ot
hci
ni
t
I1C
shoji
a
'Aa.t
(T
-t'
W.
v-i
anil
-i
.11
ir
half
w.
't'-'.vd
tha'
afraid
hiu'I
the
..n-'
lie
release
t'llu:
kii"e-iu.'i
;
oi;
in
tie
repjy
unties
were
"fady
:..
-uriend.
:
the
European
cap-
''vs.-.
'ha-
,nce
Father
Wong
was
'hi
ni'st
he
mut
be
dealt
with
under
Chinese
law.
A
second
note
was
then
delivered
to
the
Chinese,
saying
that
the
Seraph
had
come
specially
for
Father
Wong,
who
was
a
British
.tibjt.
His
immediate
release
was
demanded,
anr
Commander
Wllmot-aitwell
fixed
a
time
limit
or
the
reply.
Half
an
hour
later
a
written
reply
arrlvid
sying
that
since
rathe-Wong
wm
a
British
subject
he
would
be
handed
over.
The
reply
contained
a
haughty
protest
that
the
Seraph
had
no
business
in
Chinese
waters
without
permission
and
a
threat
that
ir
the
visit
wm
repeated
the
Chinese
would
fire
on
the
warship.
TIIK
CAfTIVKH
I'KKl.ll
Som
sftw
all
tlx
eaftlvea
wet
IWJstt.
9H
JtotlW
.
i
Mix
fouad
lings
from
the
convent
The
bead
estcutioner
acoom
panned
the
party
to
iw
wmrwip,
mm
wpos
nanas
witn
Father
Wong
before
hie
departure.
While
the
nefaMetlons
were
proceed
ing
the
Seraph
"Was
cleared
to
guard
against
any
possible
attack
from
the
shore,
and
landing
parties
got
ready.
The
rescued
party
said
they
believed
that
the
Communists
feared
an
attack
by
the
Canton
government's
anti-Bed
troops,
snd
thst
they
therefore
seised
1
the
missionaries
as
hostages.
and
would
have
put
them
to
death
In
the
event
of
an
attack.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Mrs
Florence
White
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
official
visitor
tar
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
at
No.
4.
Can
adian
Oeneral
Hospital,
Baslngaton.
England.
The
first
meeting
of
the
new
police
commission
took
place
this
afternoon
with
Mayor
McClyraont
and
Comrols-sinner
9.
D
Mscdonald
ahd
'
Oeorw
Hill
m
attendance.
The
annuel
repon
of
Chief
w
H.
Vlokera
showed
that
liif
sum
of
SS.801
in
fines
hsd
collected
during
the
year
1B1T.
bem
A
deputation
from
the
rndepenoent
Boat
Owners'
Association
waited
upon
Miiyor
McClymont
this
afternoon
ask-inii
that,
as
n
means
to
prevent
bal'
shortage,
eltlier
the
city
or
government
make
use
of
Pearl
Harbor
n-ur
Port
Simpson
for
the
storage
f
Uerrln,
alive.
.UfTJ0RIpQJj,
Jan.
eat
Is
sncV'n
here.
In
Lethbrldsi
all
I
LIKE
many
a
1
the
thrrmnneicr
2!
25.--Much
lnter-
tbe
preppeed
Peace
vRivtr
railway.
Wtb
4
Pacific
dSast
outlet
as
this
has
long
bet;n
a
dream
of
Lethbridge
business
interest..
The
LelhUridge
Herald
spess-lng
editorially
says:
"Lethbrldge
Is
hardly
likely
to
start
a
boom
on
the
strength
Of
the
charter
now
being
sought
at
Ottawa;
for
a
railway
running
from
Lettrbrldge
through
Edmonton
to
iht
Peace
River
and
Aorth
westerly
to
Stewart,
B.C.
At
one
time
the
application
for
suoh
a
charter
might
nave
g:ven
real
estate
a
fillip,
but
people
are
aoeaewltat
more
conservative
today
so
far
as
real
estnte
values
are
een.
cerned.
"But
ttiere
Is
one
factor
in
connection
with
Mm
proposed
road
which
might
make
it
desirable
from
the
standpoint
of
U.S.
investors.
Stewart.
B.C.,
er
ths
Portland
Canal
is
fUet
across
the
canal
from
Alaska.
The
only
present
means
of
transpcrtatlop
between
Alaska
and
United
States
which
owns
that
territory
u
by
means
of
ships
plying
between
the
US
west
coast
and
Alaska.
Now
Alaska
is
rich
In
minerals,
coal
sud
also
In
pulp
wood,
especially
pulp
wood.
The
United
States
is
lacing
a
famine
In
pulp
wood
trade
over
the
proposed
Lethbrl4ge-
I
I
Stewart
railway
would
therefore
offer
cad
a
very
considerable
tragic
:.!
'".'re
is
no
doubt
that
the
grain
Alberta
points
to
Stewart
considerable
factor
In
tad
nay.
Especially
would
a-r
if
the
Orient
market
t
cie.lops
because
Stewart
.
:
.,.-
to
Japan
than
Is
aid
ii
'ly
mentions
these
a-
a;
Indication
of
what
i.
mi
application
for
the
i.
rta,
Peace
River
and
;
.'
.iv
Aa
we
sal
::!
think
It
i
o-tate
alu
it-
"
or:.lne?e
the
Herald
Man
in
the
Moon
1
fii
ITS
better
to
be
careful
for
at
the
Jr
PT"U
interest,
stated
K.
A.
Watch
I
five
'
minutes
than
dead
all
the
rest
of
your
life,
declared
Pat.
IF
some
of
us
were
alive
for
only
uve
minutes
it
might
make
life
living.
The
difficulty
la
that
i
dead
and
do
not
know
enough
to
hire
'
an
undertaker.
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person
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Darby
hats
$n
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yet
eoostoared
"the
kan
pulp
wood
will
be
exploited
to
I
thing"
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are
ssld
to
have
HsiiKiti
oiTKH
ritAUK'
ioxn
senetble
doiblng,
but
lu
all
off
These
and
other
'developments
la
the
:
now-latarior
of
Alsaka
make
real
eoniiec,
-aeas
between
Onitsd
states
proper
and
V
W
ware
aot
f
or
tae
danger
of
caus-Alstka
of
paramount
importanos.
The
stoat?
in
the
price
of
'pork.
I
4lskaa
flsaeries
in
themselves
oSer
!
Nad
Hoc
bf
killed,
aracb
tnriSe
for
such
a
railway
lute,
j
"
"Wow
from
the
Alaskan
boundary
St
"BAT
Pir
a-1s
a
sad
pity-Stewart
to
the
Twin
Cities
of
Minns-'
bo
know
all
about
raising
spoils
and
at.
Paul
by
rail
would
beUdrea
are
usually
denied
any
to
less
than
teur
days
much
more
rapid
trans'
t
than
by
the
present
boat
routes
fuan
Nome
to
Scuttle
and
thence
overland
to
the
twin
cities
Alaska-US.
j
I
HAVE
seen
girls
even
la
Prince
Kaptrt
who
made
me
almost
wish
the
old
custom
of
drowning
girl
babies
had
been
continued
BLATCHFORD
ON
COAL
BUNKERS
Bays
targe
One
Will
be
Huilt
at
Vancouver
in
Near
Future
BfMONTON,
Jan
8V
Lttrae
bunkers
for
the
storing
of
csal
will
no
doubt
be
built
st
Vancouver
within
the
next
ford.
Hi",
for
Bast
Mataatoa.
on
his
return
from
the
coast
c4ty
He
was
very
optimistic
over
the
Pacific
market
for
Alberta
caal
and
torsces
steady
de
velopment,
all
of
which
will
be
vastly
Unproved
by
the
providing
of
adequate
bunker
facilities.
The
shipping
business
at
Vancouver
is
growing
rapidly,
some
IS
grain
ships
waiting
tor
export
cargoes
when
be
Utt
for
Kdraonton.
said
Mr.
Blstch-ford.
Beeeat
purchases
of
three
big
sblps
by
the
Dollar
Une
also
showed
worth
tbe
development
of
the
shipping
bust-
are
1
nets
on
tbe
north
Pacific.
Tbe
mineral
boom
la
also
being
felt
in
British
Columbia,
such
districts
as
tewsrt
snd
others
ahowtise
lot
nf
-
THI
fool
is
the
person
who
knows
It
!
t
vlty.
Inteeest
was
also
growing
in
the
JUST
a
ulterior
or
the
province
and
K
was
ei-
.
,
,
I
pteted
that
there
would
he
heavy
eapan-
few
if
us
are
foolish
enough
.
to
enjoy
our
work.
I
like
scribbling,
...
ni.t-wfoM
.
I
tloii
between
tbe
Brttktb
and
Oriental
WO
parson
soqalrtd
wisdom
from
books
or
universities
or
schools.
Ws-tlcm
comes
from
living
snd
csn
be
ac-ulred
In
no
other
way.
But
some
people
never
live.'
I
CANT
marry
him.
mother.
He's
an
atheist,
and
doesnt
believe
there's
a
hell
"
"Marry
him.
my
dear,
sad
between
us
we'll
convince
him
that
he's
wrong."
TWO
old
Scotchmen
who
hadn't
met
since
they
were
boys
at
home
were
re
newing
acquaintance
a
tfiey
sat
on
the
porch
of
the
summer
hotel.
One
had
last
an
eye
and
was
very
sensitive
about
it
Finally
the
other,
seeming
to
notice
it
for
the
first
time
said,
"Wbaur's
yer
itner
e'e.
wndy"
Olancing
at
his
companions
shiny
pate,
Sandy
ret
.rted,
"Hoot,
monl
It's
nwa'
looking
fcr
yer
hair."
FIRST
prl.e
for
typographical
errors
should
be
awarded
a
nameless
prtater
rescued
from
obseurHy
in
"Adventures
in
Editing."
a
book
compiled
by
Charles
Hansnn
Towne.
The
printer
was
setting
up
a
page
In
a
book
of
poems
by
Ilia
Wheeler
WUcoi.
She
had
written
as
her
first
lire.
"My
s.-.ui
1
a
lighthouse
keeper,"
A
carelt-sr
printer
divided
the
words
differently,
and
the
poetess
and
her
edmlrers
nearly
fainted
when
they
saw
a
poen)
which
begs
"at
,eoui
is
a
lldbt
nuiw-kec).r.',
..1
urun
uotepany.
of
watch
he
u
presi-
dent,
and
the
harbor
board.
He
expects
to
leave
about
February
1
to
attend
the
pending
session
of
tbe
House
of
Cora-
mmiir
nwrf
w,
VntMi
gelme
will
he
rrdured
(o
tSc
per
gallen.
lislrn
()sr(.
30
NOTICE.
Re-Oertlfleste
oi
Title
No.
30S4
1
to
.Lots
five
it)
snd
sis
).
Block
nineteen
list,
Bectlon
sis
(6).
Re-Certificate
of
Title
Mo.
3001
1
to
LoU
seventeen
ill)
and
eighteen
(It).
Block
twenty-six
(Ml.
Section
six
(fl).
Re-Oertlflcate
of
Title
No.
s0fl
I
to
Lot
aiaeteea
roai
1
(19).
in
1
.
noH
ten
'
11
1
hm.
uen
seven
1
Re-pmuicate
of
7).
Title
No.
1417
I
to
LoU
forvy-tbrre
(4S)
forty.
four
(41)
and
forty-five
t.
Bi
ICOB
(27),
Section
v
v
tt.
tt.t
II
it).
mnce
Rupert
Ui
-
094
LAND
ACT
twentv
-seven
City
oi
Whereas
proof
ot
loss
if
the
above
Vll
,,L
,luf
"V?"
'
the
name
"L1"-
J,h0?1'
n
fi
m
thu
offlee,
notice
is
hereby
siren
that
1
8h".
tbe
aspirauou
of
one
month
from
tbe
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
provincial
Certificate
of
TUjj
in
Ikau
rf
ich
of
the
said
lost
arrfcfleates
uttless
in
the
meantime
yo
objeetlon
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
m
writing.
DAIWat
the
Und
Registry
office
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
thlTVd
Jsnuary;
H.
F.
MacLKOD.
g!rtrar
ofTitles.
NOTICE
OK
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
Charlotte
Itlasds
11
rws,
nuiiuE
trial
Hniwt
t
t.
.
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
inii;.
T
it'
packer.
Intends
to
apply
foTs
htmi
ol
the
following
deecrllands:--.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
crtier
aboiitl.Odtf
feet
westerly
from
miners'
.
Huston
Irtlst;
thence
westerly
90
hsi;
ttKUce
southerly
about
lii
chains-thence
or."erly
90
chiir.ivTsiS??'
herly
ab
ut
13
chains,
and
eont.min.
34
acrt-s.
more
or
less.
ROBERT
M.
CTJRRIE,
Applicant.
I
1
COATS
Oea
ranee
(HEATER
HAR(i.INS
THAN
EVER
DRESSFS
HATS
Hosiery
and
Lingerie
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limile
"
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seasessawsassws,WssawsweaaBe
w
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AM)
SHIPYARD
Uperntinic
(J.TJ.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Pot
Hn-ilnetrs.
MaWilnhitB.
Hoilermskem,
Illarksmitlis.
I'littrra
inakera,
Founders.
Wowlworkerh,
Etc.
BI.KCTIUC
AND
aCKTYI.ENB
WHI.DIM.
Our
plant
Is
tqulpped
to
handle
all
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Canadian
National
Hlie
Largcft
?&ilway
Sylcm
in
Amend
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Ballings
from
l-HIXCE
III
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for
V
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VKIt.
VICTOHIt,
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and
intermediate
polnu,
each
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