pi
,
.,
El
1"
I
Save
Money
t
,,
,
hc;i)o.-.t
way
to
buy
the
n
,
N:
-
s
to
subscribe
by
the
.-,"V
Tin-
n1
la
6-00
nd
yur
..
iieiivcred
to
your
address
Just
figure
out
the
',j
,i
id
you
for
this
dUy
ur
twelve
month
I
i
:
Will..
No.
20.
"
ihe
continued
progress
of
-
y."
he
said
-
"ui
then
added:
"It
U
clear
i
attention
la
being
directed
'
lore
to
the
economic
'
;iie
mineral
wealth
of
British
nd
other
sections
of
the
'
This
follow
.wo
years
of
t
'.ul
production
and
is
not
as
ah
I
.
mlaht
aiwln
tA
those
'isd
no
direct
no
icern
in
lle
1
At
least
it
would
appear
Ihnl
ii'
prospects
are
to
have
the
'.'led
lo
prove
or
disprove
their
w
.ir
saw
more
mining
develop-ui
lixle
and
placer,
than
In
any
'or
a
decade.
This
year
will
up
It'll
and
beaklee
a
number
1
.'i
'liners
will
be
found
on
the
HICKMAN
GOES
TRIAL
TODAY
riN-
iliility
of
His
Heine
Declared
Insune
by
Jury
Otherwise
Will
be
Convicted
anoki
es.
Jan.
08
-William
I.
'i'
went
on
trial
today
for
the
"i
Mm
lan
Parker.
The
Jury
will
"iii-trier
he
Is
saiie
and
if
ssne
1
''
sentenced
to
execution
or
ip
i-uiiment.
If
Insane,
he
will
imed
to
an
InaUtutlon
with
pos-"i
release
If
later
It
la
shown
'
Ksln
sane,
according
to
the
'
.nun
given
to
new
California
s"nii'
lawyers.
IEAVY
SELLING
DOWNS
PRICES
"t
Hour
on
New
York
xchnnje
V,
.
"."wnwartl
Movement
Hh
UnlsInK
Cnll
Money
Win
x.,
"
iuK.
Jan.
.
-
Then.
wa
i","V
1"'K
dur1l
the
lust
hour
the
li.u,
lll
I
was
open
todsy
fiPr
a
brisk
"
l"illlc
utllitlex
and
n
lew
spec-
Mipereeded
M
wmk
ojxniinn
l
he
raising
ol
Hie
chII
money
per
cent,
such
stocks
as
'
-
Bleel.
(leiirral
Motors
and
Wimi
wore
in
the
forefront
Whltewwter
j
-
llatlni
mvlved
a
xermid
GREAT
RUSH
FOR
THEATRE
Telegram
Ask
Quick
Action
on
lane
Concession
but
Not
Feasible
kiiCr
imm
M'-
lMr.
who
nilh
Paul
ls.
rontemplute
Iheiwi-olriirllim
l
a
new
Iheulre
on
Thinl
lunar
near
I'wKjhi
Mrret.
staling
that
an
Immediate
rrplj
aeirel
Willi
regard
to
Hie
spf'
"""
,w
tWTnty-fUe
fee
f
lane
spsw-e
Instead
f
ten
feet
a-
originally
pro-IhimsI
as
Ihe
arehllert
roulil
not
prm-eett
with
the
(Man-
iinlil
the
mailer
had
been
Heflnilel)
tlleil.
Mayor
M.
I"
MrMonlle
h
de-isslehed
a
reil
n
follow
lo
Mr.
A!HMff:
-Mr
telegrnni
rei-eHed.
llegrel
Immedlale
anwer
im
IUIe
us
mir
reMrst
(or
extra
flflreil
fi-et
will
lnle
allrntllon
not
nre--.llat
rd
by
loriwer
irNllloi
Mild
rniniHI
rauM
cunlil
thew
frooi
eery
angle."
VANCOUVBU
KCHAN(JU
c
Big
Bllvci
MllMHUI
Cork
Province
Ounwell
Oeorge
Copper
Olacler
Oladslonc
Oolcondn
Independence
ludlan
L.
and
L
tad
smith
lAicky
Jim
Marmot
Met
sis
Premier
Pri
,er
IdnhD
ailwrcres
Sll4rsniith
flurf
Ink-l
Sunloch
3?
3.80
Tolic
Bid.
Aakecl
150
178
01
.06
5100
S3
00
37
3ti
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1
,
34
4
00
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IS
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oi
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21
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so
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39
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31
aw
3.oo
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37
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.
3
80
3.80
4.80
3.80
KAUTIHil
KK
SHOCK.
aRUARD.
Ji
ii
as
A
heavy
earth
cmkelKM-k
in
Seward
and
Mirrotiiidlug
48
Tuesday
alter-
region
was
felt
st
noon.
No
daman-
""
reported.
Advertise
In
Tin
Dally
News
.
PRINCE
KymTC
.WKUN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
t.it?
muuiiM,
a
r"1"'
-.
n
r
ALPINISTS
TRAVERSING
A
GLACIER
TOXGUE
on
the
Way
to
Mount
President
in
Yoho
National
Park,
B.C.
Mounts
Barometer
and
Balfour
in
the
distance.
Provincial
Public
Accounts
Show
1LIQU0R
SALES
Slight
Deficit
but
Capital
Paid
Out
SHOW
INCREASE
of
Revenue
and
Expense
Larze
a
Annual
Report
Sumbitted
to
I.ecix-
Lom
of
Oil
Tax
and
Payment
of
Large
Sum
for
Fire
Protection
Wan
Drain
on
Finances:
Sinking
Fund
Intact
111.
I
K
1
1.
T.KKM
HV
THAPI'KK
OS
TimtKLI.
IL.MI
Ji.hu
Lelghton.
Metlakalla
native,
trapping
Sunday
on
the
Indian
Reserve
of
Tugwell
Island,
captured
a
blue
fox.
The
animal
was
quite
ravage
and
attempted
to
bite
its
captor
so
It
was
necessary
to
kill
It.
The
theory
u
that
the
fox
probably
made
lis
way
down
the
coast
from
Alaska
and
crosxed
Metla-kalla
Bar
to
Tugwell
Island.
The
natural
aversion
of
the
fox
for
the
water
eliminates
to
aome
extent
the
possibility
of
the
animal
having
swam
from
tht
nearby
Klnaban
Island
fur
farm.
'
Allehipled
to
Murder
'Polieemftn
liy
bhoollng
at
lltm
Whfri
'
Surpried
IDMONTON.
Jan.
38
-Joseph
Ulnok
was
found
guilty
oy
a
jury
in
the
criminal
oourt
of
the
attempted
murder
of
Consul.
le
Adams
of
the
city
police
force
still
Mr
Justice
Tweedle
sentenced
lum
to
the
penitentiary
tor
30
years.
Ullick
hhot
and
wounded
.
A,
lams
hen
the
latter
surprisetl
lilm
in
an
.i
iir.ipf
l
1
1.-h
.(.'
i'
lature
Give
Figured
on
Trans-
actions
VICTORIA.
January
26.
The
public
accounts
tabled
yesterday
boards
annuel
repert
filed
in
theUgis-in
the
Legislature
by
Premier
Mi.cLean
state
that
the
revenues
for;iatu
yesterday
shows
total
liquor
salei
the
fiscal
year
ending
March
31,
1927,
were
172,000
more
than
was
from
Ooteroment
stores
for
tbe
year
anticipated
but
unexpected
expenditures
resulted
in
a
deficit
of
"
March
si
last
totalling
tiMM.-
$260,000.
The
reasons
given
for
the
deficit
were
the
disbursement
i
"
In
-
wo
moo-a
tne
of
$271,000
for
forest
protection
in
excess
of
the
average
requirement!
for
the
previous
years
as
a
result
of
heavy
losses
in
1026;
a
large
unexpected
increase
per
capita
grants
to
additional
hospitals,
and
payment
of
$3,000,000
capital
expenditure
out
of
revenue.
The
xsport
also
refers
to
loss
to
the
"
provincial
reventei
of
H
48.000
owing
to
the
Privy
Council
pronouncing
the
fuel
oil
tax
ultra
rtres
and
the
reduction
o'
taxation
by
M28.O0O.
The
sum
of
ta.lu.000
was
set
aa
lde
toward
a
sinking
fund
for
redeeming
debts
at
maturity.
The
sinking
fund
now
stand
at
8)0.400.000.
sales
Increased
proportionately
to
17.-1M.MB.
The
figures
include
trie
amount
paid
by
the
licensees
(or
their
beer
but
do
not
record
the
profits
of
beer
pallors.
Record
for
Loading
Grain
Vessel
Homer
City
Which
Is
to
Sail
This
Evening
A
quick
job
of
loading
the
vessel
having
been
made
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
the
British
freighter
Homer
City,
twelfth
grain
ship
of
the
season
for
this
port,
will
sail
this
evening
or
tomorrow
morning
with
a
fall
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
vessel
has
been
In
port
only
three
days
so
the
elevator
has
thus
made
its
lest
record
to
date
in
the
loading
of
a
ship.
About
fifty
carloads
of
grain
have
arrived
here
from
the
prairies
during
the
past
twenty-four
hours
and
railway
offices
this
morninc
reported
360
cars
on
the
division
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
her.
Up
to
late
this
morning,
no
word
was
available
as
to
other
charters
for
Prince
Rupert
although
there
will
probably
be
at
least
one
boat
arrive
within
the
next
few
days.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
Attends
First
Political
Banquet
Since
Being
Chosen
Leader
of
Conservatives
OTTAWA.
January
26.
"CanVs
great
position
is
not
to
any
foretitaiit
er
prescience
or
vision
of
those
who
:
govern,"
eieclarod.
Han.
II.
a,
rteaBtfU
,
Conservative
.phusftain.Jaat
nliriit
at
the
first
poHtleal
banquet
he
has
attended
since
assuming
the
reins
of
leadership.
The
occasion
wus
the
banquet
in
his
honor
given
by
the
Conservative
Association
here.
"The
great
position
the
country
now
occupies
arises
from
foundation
laid
by
and
the
vision
of
men
long
years
before.
Those
foundations
were
laid
In
toil
with
faith
and
hope
in
the
morrow."
The
development
of
the
natural
re-
.......
sources
for
the
rx-neflt
of
Oansdlsns.
:
-
riilrit
iVlli:T
protection
oi
tli
water
powers,
an
ade-1
(juste
immigration
policy
and
develop-J
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
36.-
The
price
of
n.ent
of
trnde
niiii.iM
were
advooated
by
Mr.
Ntmiber
1
Northern
wheat
this
morning
'..:c
xv,
'
ill
.;
Ml
.!Cl
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
'
'
"
'
ftjjl
HON.
WILLIAM
SLOAN
URGES
GO
SLOW
MINE
SPECULATION
Kergin
Moves
to
Secure
!
Revision
of
Boundary
in
I
the
Panhandle
of
Alaska-
i
i
legislature
Adted
la
Declare
That
it
Would
Iks
in
Interests
or
United
Slates
and
Canada
to
Have
Change
Made
H
TOKIA,
January
25.
Dissatisfaction
that
hait
been
rest-i
voiceless
in
northern
British
Columbia
for
many
years
in
,
i.i
the
Alaskan
boundary
line
crystallised
into
a
definite
i
i.
ii
for
readjuhlment
of
the
border
last
night
when
H.
F.
ii.
Liberal
member
for
Atlin,
filed
a
notice
of
motion
asking
,i
idian
government
lo
open
negotiations
with
the
United
with
the
object
of
acquiring
the
Alaska
panhandle
which
is
i
.
i
detrimental
to
the
northern
half
of
the
province
of
B.C.
T
motion
asks
the
Legislature
to
place
itself
on
record
as
of
:,
(
p:;,.0,
that
the
g.veriuuciit
Mi-ju.d
LOAN
URGES
INVESTIGATE
WHEN
BUYING
-
Danger
in
Stock
Trading
U:ih(,ui
Knowledge
of
Properties
Involved
IMi'l'liE
IS
NOT
SAFE
liin-.
is
i
or
I
hrom
I
nr
to
Develon
M
m
Non
I
'red
Being
Mines
This
Year
M
Jan
IS
In
a
rute.-hent
lion
William
Hloun
said
he
c.rn
m.ot
utlona
with
Washlngtjn.
hull.
::i
view
readjustment
of
the
bjuadcry
Buch
a
readjustment
would
be
i:i
Uit
utcreaU
of
both
Canada
and
i
tie
United
Sutea.
the
motion
declares.
I.O(
l.
KAItlO
STATION
PtK
WITH
OKll
tSUI
.MILKS
IIWTANT
The
Dlgby
Island
wlreleee
iu-tion.
which
u
endeavoring
to
keep
in
touch
tth
US
m
big
motorship
Aorajafl
Uuttl
ah
roaches
ayaJsey.
aHH
thus
at
tint
up
a
new
record
tor
Pacific
Coast
radio
stations,
apnke
the
vessel
at
cftlock
thin
morning
The
Aorangl
mas
then
4006
mllea
frcm
Dlgby
Island,
southbound.
Tiding
In
niiiiuiK
.x-ks
'
'
i
-
csrrled
tco
(r
Me
urRes
.
.
.-.
'
Investigate
the
mineral
a'.ntr
than
investing
.it
!.n-must
avc.d
a
reaci.on
that
Topley
Richfield
Mine
Financed
Says
Taylor
Just
Back
From
South
I
Development
Will
he
I'ulied
Until
Property
is
on
a
Producing
Hasis
declared
Discoverer
and
ManaxinK
Director
ReHrtiiiK
complete
nucce.Mi
in
el
forts
to
provide
further
finances
lor
the
development
and
operation
of
the
famous
Topley-Itithfieiil
mine
at
Topley,
of
which
he
was
the
discoverer
and
ii
now
tiie
managing
director,
Frank
II.
Taylor
of
Smithera
arrived
in
the
chy
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Taylor,
on
his
return
to
the
Interior.
The
Topiey-Ukhfield
has
been
working
about
twenty
men
all
winter
and,
de-spue
cold
weather
and
other
handicaps,
operations
have
been
carried
steadiiy
on
With
plenty
of
funds
available,
development
work
on
t:;:-
luiien.e
jre
b-dy
will
now
be-
pusli-.-d
until
the
mlix-
is
placed
on
s
;i
cl.icmg
basli
which
should
not
be
lung.
That
the
Topley-Richlleld
is
liap.i-g
ujj
like
i-.'jnd
H
lllnger,
is,
the
ststeent
of
air.
Tsylor.
.
hk.o
done
100
ieet
of
under-:
groi.nd
w.
rk
exp);rmij
an
area
100
feet
j
b:cn
always
In
mineralised
formation,
I
i
l.c
cf
it
very
low
grade,
cf
course,
but
j
all
of
it
slewing
enough
mlueral
to
be
;
classed
as
ore.
"We
have
Instilled
a
compel
giant
and
have
a
pump
that
keep
our
woiklac
ffce
of
watee.
Our
gokr
rallies
are
Increasing
as
we
drift
on
the
100
foct
level
Tl
IIM11
1.1.
KKI'OKTN
"Prof
J.
at
Turnbull
of
the
University
of
B.C.
has
examined
our
property
snd
advises
the
expenditure
of
a
further
S3J.000
to
S8U.00Q
In
preliminary
exploration
work.
He
finds
an
average
cl
113.31
In
ore
broken
Irjm
three
workings
snd
that
might
be
regarded
as
representative
of
what
the
ore.
aa
at
present
located,
would
iced
t3
a
mill
Prof.
Turnbull
hat
reported
that
the
existence
of
a
large
or
body
1
indicated
"Our
work
Is
rather
pu
sling.
The
surface
la
practically
covers
.1
by
glacial
drift,
making
surface
tract'
ig
of
the
ve.us
difficult
and
In
fact
almost
Impossible
We
have
not
yet
managed
to
;esrn.
from
undergraund
work,
how
the
ore
body
trends.
We
shall
continue
drifting
for
a
time
and
it
we
do
not
CMADIENS
IN
WINNING
GAME
deap.
100
leet
wide
and
380
icet
leng
.
..
.
a.-.d
we
have
yet
to
find
the
-walla
of
tn
Smother
Chicago
Ten
Goals
to
ere
b
dj
-
said
Mr
Taylor.
e
nave
Nothinir
Il
Niirht:
Hnuh
Play
at
Button
1
1
.id
the
walla
that
way
a
dlar.
id
drill
-
be
P"
I
wyer
Refuse,
to
Produce
Him
to
intention'
G,ve
Evidence
on
ft
to
my
to
go
down
on
ere
another
100
feet
or
more
in
j
tion
the
near
future."
TRIBUTES
TO
JOHN
OLIVER
Legislature
Puts
Aside
all
Other
liuineMi
lo
Pay
He-sports
In
Lite
Premier
Yir-TOKIt.
Jan.
W.
Premier
MHsii
and
It.
II.
INnJe
wM
einqitent
triteules
le
the
lair
I
"rewire
other
Im
their
peerhe
In
Ihe
lfMstisrp
ytnferda.v
atlertMMHi.
Thrufctltig
aside
all
other
lurni-new
alter
Ihe
opening
of
the
lg-IslslHre
Ihe
House
wuel
to
ta
a
flital
Iribate
lo
Ihe
memory
of
Ihe
tale
statesman.
On
motion
f
rrrmler
Matlwn
aeemHleil
by
I'll.
Imle).
leader
f
the
oiipuslthNi,
the
llewse
by
a
staiMlIng
He
placed
on
recent
"IU
4rv
k
and
settle
ef
Im
In
the
death
ef
the
late
ITIe
Mlnlslrr
who
Ited
for
ihsiiv
years
.aletttted
his
great
gifts
lo
Ihe
seevle
ef
the
prwilnee
and
whose
high
eeMUl
rhamler
wtwi
the
reapeet
of
all
who
knew
hint."
TO
INVESTIGATE
IF
AMERICAN
NAVAL
OIL
SOLD
TO
BRITISH
FIRM
WACHINOTON.
Jan
3S
Secretary
Wilbur
haa
ordered
an
Investigation
lu
determine
whether
oil
from
the
nsviil
reserve
In
Csllfoinls
i
be::;!
wild
to
thr
itoynl
Pll'rh
Shell
C'cm
p.n
i
u
Biitixh
concern,
hy
t
lie
Honolulu
Consolidated
Oil
Oompany
Advertise
lu
Tlie
Oally
Ntwi
TOROKTO.
Jan.
88
MeaUne
OMeago
at
Montreal,
the.
Canadians!
piled
up
h
largest
sooce
ad
the
-fetste,
iai
the
Hawks
ten
goals
to
nothing.
The
lenel--jsmoiBrie,
Lehman,
the
vet
an
Ohieago
galle,
untfer
an
avalanche
of
ahote.
As
far.
as
Lshman
was
concerned
it
was
just
jne
puck
sfter
another.
In
the
American
section
Boston
and
Pittsburg
tangled
for
tht
third
time
this
season
In
a
scoreless
draw
featured
jy
rough
play,
no
lees
than
sixteen
penalties
being
handed
out
Spurting
near
the
close
e)f
the
game.
Ottawa
defeated
the
New
York
Americana,
winning
their
first
game
In
two
vceks
Scoias
were:
.
Chicago
0,
Canadlene
10.
Ot
ai
a
New
York
Americans
0.
Pittsburg
0.
Boston
0.
BOOTLEG
KING
NOT
AVAILABLE
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
Uv-4).
B.
Arnold,
counsel
for
Joe
Parsnte
of
San
Francisco,
alleged
bootleg
btna.
refused
to
produce
hit
client
yeetsraay
aflernoon
before
the
Immigration
board
Inquiry
Investigating
entry
into
Canada.
Arnold
clslmed
that
tat
Pa
ran
tea
arrest
su
Illegal
as
ah
order
frees
the
department
of
Immigration
at
Ottawa
Is
required
which
wsa
not
forthcoming
until
ten
days
sfter
the
arrest.
The
board
adjourned,
the
chairman
reusing
to
make
s
statement.'
In
the
meantime
Psrente
la
at
liberty
on
ball.
STOCK
TRADING
SLACKENED
OFF
Still
Active
Hut
Not
Like
Previous
Day
and
WHh
Fewer
Fluctuations
VANCOUVER
Jan.
9J.
Tuesdays
trading
on
the
stock
eschsnge
was
active
but
steadier
than
for
the
previous
day.
Narrow
fluetuatiosis
with
easing
tendencies
and
receastons
at
the
close
were
sppsrent.
The
transactions
are
re
in
smaller
lots.
t
th'
totil
tales
for
the
dy
were
071.-
097
shsrti
valued
st
8371.803
MAY
ATTEMPT
FLOAT
NORTHWESTERN
AT
WEEK
END
IT
IS
ANNOUNCED
Vic
toria
J;i'i
a
aalvae
work
on
H
e
.su
.
.mi
l
N.i!
-.
;i
western
which
went
.uure
some
weeks
ago
at
Cape
sludge,
Is
so
la-
sdvnneed
that
an
attempt
to
Mi'ttl
the
veel
may
be
mntle
at
this
vc;k
i
Ml.
n