save
Money
Boston
Grill
,,
,K,.!
way
to
buy
the
'
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u.
V
t.
subscribe
by
th
'Ti'
....-i
"
500
nd
79X11
.
,..,.ri
to
your
address
just
figure
out
the,
';'(iM"".,!
vim
for
this
daily
!
months!
1,1
lose
Rival
at
Ottawa
"tii
and
Now
Have
si
I'ointH
liC4K)
M
Tlie
Canadleni
ior
threat
to
wreat
in
them
Hi
point
leama
The
fame,
at
Ottawa,
waa
a
IS
peualllea.
Alex
'
iiettliuz
majora
and
nalty.
'he
opportunity
to
tak"
iialn(
to
Boston
k
Ranaera
kept
their
:
i
he
American
aectlon
"'iiitn
lollowa:
tawa
0.
-ton
2
Rrtimera
t.
-'
Chicago
1.
FAVORS
WOMEN
BUT
FEARFUL
'
"
ijiion
of
i
nlled
Church
'"'Kard
I
ii
Admitting
Them
Ministry
i,
as
Favoring
the
"ii.iniiion
of
women
to
'lie
Victoria
Presbytery
'"
Church
lu-t
nlsht
never-
'he
Dally,
News
aidfation
of
the
value
of
the
proper-:
,'ienird
Small
com
pan
Ha
which
hurl
no-
been
abaorbed
In
tlte
genera'
flre.ii
funds
lor
one
or
two
years
op-
erath
n
that
have
particularly
Am,
,in!
the
properties
benefited
through
the
stock
boom
ipulatlon
tralght
alea
ana
couipaoj
of
doors
hi
M
111
fl'
:'"'::
are
Oeorje
River.
Marasow
anil
R.ver
Hh.li
Orade
Marmot
saeia.v
verado
Kutu.
ArgenU.
Argyle.
Terminus,
independence
Bay
View
Woodbine
Silver
Tip.
Silver
Crest
and
Munro
All
:ther
companies
and
property
feel
the
btncflr.letit
mnuei.ee
ol
vne
P.-.
nlciity
of
money
una
creai.-up
by
the
big
oprralora
not
out.
tv,.;r
;..(k
bka.
and
thrmiih
tlie
ex-e
rhaiie-
and
ntherwlae
hee.ed
them-
t
irlvr.-
tor
at
leaat
another
soaaon'a
de-
tv!
iinicot
tlmiiKh
the
Mock
boom
will
leave
miim
hear'arhes
and
aore
heada
It
will
have
ac
mpliahed
a
grei
t
good
to
the
dla-
of
the
iuoiie
to
tn.
l
f
r
while
some
battle
between
the
be
pe:i
:
,,'ana
and
Chicago
re
"'
for
ile
Mew
York
In
In
thla
thla
latter
latwr
reipect.
rtwfirn.
.,-
al-
t
T
by
the
"little
rellowa
win
it
be
nbailiitely
loat.
It
win
o
in
mr
w,
T
of
lemtiniate
endeavor,
and
the
"bigj
fellowa
'
with
their
money,
organlss-j
tion
i'd
experience,
win
m.w
t
datnet
hum
Many
of
the
little
lei-
Ijwa
will
undoubtedly
brimt
their
pro-
pert,,.,
to
urh
an
attractive
ataae
that
the
"hii!
fellowa"
will
(ladly
take
hold
and
ii
ii
them
out
at
a
profit
Mis
MIW
M
M
H
IIAT
Pno
'.ically
every
organn-ed
pr
'i-erty
In
.........
.t
thla
wllller
eclllld
aul-1
i
lie
o
-1
'
'
in
their
"'d
that
ii
u
not
li.
vicinity.
tn
ltothW'
thr
"ltU
'
of
the
Church
for
"
char.g.
in
thla
con-
'
i'""M'm
time.
CRAIN
VESSEL
COMING
HERE
,
in
th
ataUl
tlon
may
be
cpuou.
--ment
that
the
"camp
look
good
EVRTHOUAKE
SHOOK
BAKERSFIELD
LIKE
ROAR
OF
EXPLOSION
l..ra
IH.Itle.1
d
li.ereaa.sl
Like
Kf.
,
y,,,.
mi
of
tloieiti
v.in-
,,.
,
""""w
Ferumoor
will
Hubert'.
..
...
...uinrin
Cnl
,,l
,,
TOiiiwnin
grain,
nsw.""1
"
,
.
oil
.i
the
shook
.""
vthe
la
rlu.
next
-r...
of
erih.iKes
'"''""
full
,..
fim
lhr
,
m
.
ouiaklrts
of
.He
'
''
'
'
m'"""rd
pol'
ftino.
ItuuafL
nbrht
One
alMUU-
.""
"lr
l'"'ted
resembling
an
P'c'"
Klnsdom
or
bv
a
roar
Th
ahoik
bfitaii
llHlenWO
ua
ALBERTA
POOL
MANAGER
HERE
ItlHT
VIVSTCK
KKTIHIMi
Arfcnu
B.C.
Silver
.
.
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
Daly
Alaska
Dun
well
Oeorge
Ooppsr
Oeorala
River
1
Ooleonaa
.
.
.
C
M.
IUH
of
Calgary
on
lnnpec-
Omndview
(Inn
Trin.
A
crow
nan
I
el
by
Independence
Jawuh
Rennet
L.
Coaet
Kooieaay
Florence
Superintendent
L
a00
L
Lakevktw
C.
M.
Ball,
general
manager
of
the
Marmots
Metals
Alberts
Wheat
Pool
with
headquarters
PeusVxrtelle
in
Calgary.
Is
a
visitor
In
the
any.
hav-
Premier
ln
arrived
from
the
south
on
the!
Porter
Idaho
..
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Mr.
Hall,
!
Rufue
whose
visit
la
stated
to
be
merely
inTtith
Hope
the
nature
of
a
periodical
Inspection,
'
Sunloeh
la
accompanied
on
the
trip
north
by
Terminus
.
..
Md.
MO
n
Joseph
Bennett
of
Vancouver,
auperla-,
Woodbine
M
endent
of
the
Pool'i
Pacific
Coast
I
elevators
and
formerly
superintendent
!
nfttt
V
AP
1IPTIIl"
11
1C
here
They
will
return
to
Vancouver
DUU
I
VJl
T
1
11(1
If
fio
A
Friday
morning
1.10
M
se
00
.
1.01
M
St
M
.IS
at
tov,
1TB0
tn
Asked
7
1
10
M
M
IS
SI
too
.SO
1
OS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C..
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
2
1928
No.
I
Lcarlog
lb
hip
aXtef
tborouth
Uiapectkin.
N.
J-Premier
Baldwin
and
hu
wife
about
to
prcaa
(he
releaae
butnm.
Nu.
I
I'he
Dackm
abartlr
af
tf
laking
tbr
water.
the
presence
of
a
monster
crowd
In
which
thronged
the
great
Gla-
thipyanlx
of
Joln
Krown
nd
fow
"o.
th
"Ourheiiii
of
Bedford"
21.600
groa
ton
wis
luned
recently
by
Mm.
Stanley
Baldwin,
wife
of
the
Prime
Minister.
The
vwaawl
it
one
of
the
four
"Duchess"
data
of
steamers
under
con
at
ruction
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Transatlantic
rout.
At
the
launching
of
the
new
ship
speeches
were
made
by
the
Prime
Minister,
Lord
Aherronway,
Chairman
of
John
Brown
and
Company,
Sir
George
McLaren
Brown.
Euro
AKCHITKtT
IIKKK
IN
rONNMTIIIV
THfATH:
T
THIR1I
ttllMl:
W.
WUllam
M
Dodd.
Vancouver
arcnitsrt.
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Muth
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thla
nmrnlnn.
being
here
in
connecion
with
tlte
new
t
lirai
e
in
be
built
on
Third
Ave.
near
Pulton
Street
(or
Mlaak
and
Paul
AivasoU
and
lor
which
he
will
prepare
the
plana
Ne-potiatlona
are
atlll
reported
to
be
In
prugreaa
wluiehy
the
Anaeoffa
aha.',
aecure
from
P
Burna
Co..
Ltd
uhtcen
feet
ot
frontage
immediately
adjoining
tlie
theatre
Mte
to
the
east.
pean
General
Manager
of
ihe
C
P.
R
Captain
J.
Gillie
Manager
of
the
C.
P.
S.S.
and
Sir
Thomas
Bell,
Managing
Director
of
the
Clydebank
Yard.
Premier
Baldwin
recalled
hia
recent
visit
to
Canada
and
spoke
of
this
country's
wonderful
possibilities
for
a
marvellous
future.
"I
am
quite
confident."
he
said,
"that
whatever
vision
and
imaginatioa
can
do
for
the
Empire
at
large
will
be
done
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway."
After
cutting
the
cord
from
which
a
bottle
of
champagne
was
U.S.
MARINES
ARE
KILLED
Rebel
In
Nicaragua
Ambuh
Pack
Train
With
Fatal
ItesaiU
M.A
Mil
.
Nlearasjae,
IK).
St.
Knur
I
ntteal
Mtalra
iserliiii
were
killed
and
nine
utMMM
Mewway
ah.
ii
wiuiiiH,
reiiete
ambuvhjeal
a
pwrk
train
bet
a
em
Veils
and
l
on-hfa
nrair
m.irlnr
hea)quaHer
al
lanital
In
rlherii
MraragHU.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
suspended,
Mrs.
Baldwin,
before
touching
the
button,
which
waa
to
be
the
means
of
the
vessel
being
released,
said:
"I
name
von
Duchesa
of
Bedford'.
May
God"
protect
and
prosper
you.
May
he
preserve
and
blew
all
those
that
go
forth
with
you
into
the
known
and
unknown."
And
then,
to
the
accompaniment
of
tremendous
cheering
from
the
large
gathering
of
spectators,
the
massive
structure
began
to
move
from
the
stocks,
and
gathering
impetus
as
she
went,
too
the
water
gracefully.
,
!
PKCXilKK
M.tfXCtN
li
IMIMHi:il
T
Hit
VICTOItIA
llftVIK
VICTORIA.
Peb
.-
Premier
Mac
Lean
waa
prevented
from
attending
the
sessions
of
the
Leglaliture
and
will
be
probably
confined
to
his
home
for
several
dsya.
He
la
sufferlntt
from
su
affection
of
one
of
hi
eyes.
F.
G.
DAWSON
MET
McMORDIE
E
Found
Mayor
Very
Uusy
Inter
viewing
Premier
King,
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
Others
07
Colonel
McMordie
who
was
there
to
M
interview
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
regard
to
railway
matters.
The
Colons!
tJO
had
already
met
Premier
ManeTaaili
King
at
Ottawa
and
other
ministers
M
and
had
an
appointment
to
me
the
M
minister
of
railwsya
Be
was
remain
SM
ing
to
complete
hla
work
for
a
few
daya
and
then
planning
to
return
SAN
FRANCiecn
Feb
My
ni
T
ftlllNTRY
FflflTRAI
I
NANAfMO.
Feb
.
Postmaater
A
H
Identified
aa
that
of
one
of
Ihe
vie
I
VLU
wOllIUl
lUUIUrttil.
with
the
roltiing
inonie.
y-.
-....--
.....
Irs
of
the
f.-rn
hint
Prr.tltu
rtlaa-.ter
violent
1m
is
retiring
on
April
1
after
4B
years
'
on
Pel.rtiarv
17
recovered
from
the
H'OTTIMI
l.nil.
'
(h..
r
.TV!.
?
:-.)
!:
.
.....
.
Ou
!'.,
lilt
I.
1
.mi
itp
R
rival
INit-nla
Mr
ami
Mrst
H
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
leant
Phone
457
They
claimed
that
the
P
Olnsaey.
Mr
uid
Mra
A.
McKena-.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oeo
W.
Nlckerson.
Mr
and
Mrs
M
P
McCaflery.
1
C
Gibbons.
Mtsa
W.lla
Dyer.
Mr
and
Mn
Fred
Oll-huly.
Mr
and
Mr.
W
Balagno.
Mr
and
Mrs
S
King.
Prea'jylenan
C.O.I.T..
Mr
anri
Sirs
W
B
wllllrkft
V
f-
SW.V.
Prie
Five
i
Vn
e
tt,
y
cm
i
laiw-:uml
rudi
i
iuiv
uu
i
umu
RCtiilhCr
HERE
TO
COMPLETE
PLANS
FOR
NEW
THEATRE
t
n
i
i
n
i
and
fcf
of
Sfoc
Boom
is
Set
Forth
Clearly
by
Writer
lllll
.llliriuM
'f
mnmwM
ui
,,.u.vtI
aim
OICttHn
Mill
IH:
V
erv
Hasy
During
Coming
Summer
:
uf
thi
district
are
looking
forward
to
u
Hummer
j
n
ccdeuted
mining
dewloixnenl,
and
never
in
the
land
(
anal
haa
their
confidence
appeared
mon
amply
the
Portland
(
anal
Newn.
The
transition
period
that
'ii-iiery
must
ia.-
through
while
it
emerges
from
a
;i
mine
seem".
ti
have
reached
a
number
of
prospects
i
"company
organization"
fieriod
of
three
years
ago.
i;-
(1
men,
principally
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
-
-
-r
:titra
d
the
fern
fur
u..in:
r
.:
i
nninri
a
r
T-v
nn
in
i
ii
ji
nniiii.v
KK
I
n
II
II
WMP
IS
CANDIDATE
SEATTLE
MAYOR
i:
I'nmarie
Yewterday
to
,
-i
miin-t
Frank
Kd-ard
IU
Mayo-
ll.r,!,h
K
niii.atag
and
Frank
an
her
opponet.i
foi
on
Uiirch
It
li
Mr
Laiidea
led
1,
'uaantf
While
Edwardr
Mayor
Bi-own
by
a
ea
Tbe
aik
other
:
behn
d.
IENS
OUT
OF
BIG
SLUMP
propet
of
the
district
on
mock
j.ii,
-nd
a
numbtr
cf
tr.e.n
ao.tl
cinugli
itork
li
build
pa
.'.!.
.ml
and
c
r
iru.-t
amall
camp
1
the
money
u
gone
and
oper.it:
-iiv
ease-
'
v:thow'
In
Mme
out;,,
an-,
on:'o,-menl
i
.
ng
donr
Pe-.pie
who
!i
,113111
all
thii
had
10
do
vi
to
buy
a
nun
dred
n
:
ar'
worth
of
stock
aid
commence
mined.ately
afterwards
to
dm
:
r.buU
dividend,
found
that
they
ere
;.:i.ll:.g
i'..ui.d
on
the
utei
:
i.
I
,n
the
cpllui
or
which
nl
n
e
h
j-alieiic
inr
mrl
phi.',
jf
co.:
DUld
lui
11
RIOII
Ol
T
(.
tTION
Ota-',
,'
on
followed
'or
ihe
am.,::,
ropt,
:,
i--,
ant:
this
winter
on
Be.,,
HJer
n.ly
the
L
L
.
Ore
M.iunta.i.
ad
f).
I
,'
sr
wr.flng
in
i
amai;
a-ey.
H
'
fir
a
ready
m
:iey
u
couwni--at1-
m
been
the
trafheat
winter
:
e
experienced
since
IBIS
But
:.r
the
clo-e
of
1M7
a
chair.'e
-as
I
"
in
the
mining
a-tuatlon.
C-m-.lldf
-
commenceji
tj
miterlahw
j
The:i
a
Haul,
deala.
deal-
fell
u.
'.
(
i
upon
h
,
quialtlon
of
the
Oecrge
Cop-I
ier
inn
H
i.
MlaMur:
by
the
Trail
Con-
i
j
lldii'i
n.gtc
name.
Some
tf
tli
nore
.,.
:
nt
operatlrm
companle
11:
!
'he
l
m
te
i
S'ateo
ma
uan-aa
inrr
J'.'Hir
u
:
."
and
oolldlty
of
nnlllon?
I
brhiMi
'win
into
'he
camp.
The
Pre
mier
'
.mmeniea
v
reacn
mi
iw
mur
proper
:
v
Th
n
raiix
Hu-
t
Tk
b
ion.
which
hia
not
'
n;'a-e!Hly
reached
IU
peak
Elite
n,
rai.adian
American
and
;-
nip
to
hand
Ottawa,
i
,n
m
nry
appeared
on
the
atock
e-ih:rta
n
fame
and
i
rhaiiue-
Prirra
jare1.
without
ocn-
The
Launch
of
"The
Duchess
of
Bedford".
Local
Merchant
Laid
to
Rest
This
Afternoon
with
a
Large
.
Congregation
for
Last
Rites
i
uneral
for
L
Murray
Fuller
Large
one
With
Ketall
Merchants,
Elks,
Native
bon
and
Many
of
Public
Kepreentcd
Prince
Rupert
buainesa
circles
generally
and
the-
many
friends
i
deeai-eti
ano
the
mo'Ji
ning
family
paid
final
tribute
of
respect
:is
.u
icnio'in
to
itie
memory
of
the
late
L.
Murray
FuHler,
proaoin-lt
in.
a,
rncrcti-'i
,
who.
e
tleaui
occurred
latu
week
with
tragic
jdUi
iir.L'.ss.
Practk'iiliy
all
stores
in
the
city
were
clotted
for
an
our
and
a
hail
su
ihai.
proprietors
and
staffs
might
be
given
the
.vor:
u:iiiy
ni
participating
in
the
obsequies
for
a
citiaen
who
wan
e
,eemed
a.
ne
was
widely
known.
The
Retail
Merchants'
Aso-.
uioi,,
Ueiictoit
ni
&
Protective
Order
of
Elks
and
Native
Bona
el
...i.nia.
oi
wii'ch
organizations
deceased
was
a
member,
attended
.i
large
grojjis.
,
The
caake:
js
hanked
with
man..
I
1
lural
tribute
ict.
lying
to
Uie
crtlr.
the
cortege
to
the
grave!
memaeis
of
tiie
..a
ea
tem
n:
Ali:jh
cUcj.jcS
wat
held
gu.
Ljus"
being
In
luoetal
pr
OOStmlon
rhoae
btsnd.iu
lowers
mrludt:;
tlir
r.
Wu
a
irge
asaemalaiO
of
mottrD-lowing:
e:
:
generally,
rllbiarem,
rspfeatintetleas
,vi,u,,r
MK1
of
Orean
Blver
:..n.;:y.
ReUU
McvcMaU.
j
Dntaric;
relative
in
Tjr.nta.
air.
and
j.,
preovtCT.aa
(
cl)UreB
kajsmett
w.
W.
Benevolent
and
Pro-
,r,
tht.
1MJcUte.,
ct
tn.
deeeMiB
D.
c.
:
t.ve
Oraer
ot
Elks.
Preibyierlau
MoaM
w
E
wmUereit
,
j
Q
nurch
LvJ-.e
Aid.
air.
and
Mrs
How-
Brrt
yaaaemmtm
aMl
H.
A.
:a
aivsn,
Ai:
mid
atra.
Jn?k
Bulger,
aa
.
a::d
Mr-
M
M
at
-La-hlan.
Mr.
and
fjim,ly
mjurneni
tnoludaxt
bs
WtdOW
..i
-
I.
8tl.
and
family.
A.
B.
Willlip
,
fl
cn,ldren
,
rtnn
all
Met.
W.
.d
-
n.
l
nnce
Rupert
Parent-
teacher
I
w
y,ritbt
ltoter
tnd
oulmlJ
..sjck-tion.
Mr.
and
afn.
H.
B.
Roche-
Kwm(,
w-hlngton-
broUksr-tn-law.
..
Mr.
ana
Mr.-
J.
W.
atciOniey.
Mr.
md
Mra.
W.
SolUws.
PreabytaVlan
jay
School.
J.
C.
Brady.
MJP
B:ady.
Chaw
Brothera
(Vancouver
ensV
Mra.
D
M:Ued
and
family.
Dr.
ana
4
Mr-,
tali.
Mr.
aud
Mra.
I.
Ciapp.
gTH-
Jfewton.
M.sh
Way
and
atudenu.
Kenny
McQualE.
Mr
and
Mrv
Botuton.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C
Btggart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thoma.-
McMetkn..
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
O.
ChriL,:u.
Htm
Mabel
Almcn.
Hiss
May
Thompeon.
C
In-ulander.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Thompson
and
family.
B.
J.
Smith.
Mr
and
Mr.
K.
Rood.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
L
Stepp.
Mr
and
Mr.
A.
Astoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bremuer.
Mr.
and
Mrs
T.
Wilson.
Mr
and
Mra.
N
Ourvlch
and
family.
P
O
Dawaon
Ltd
.
Mr
and
Mrs
w.
W
Wrathall.
rrlsseUa
Limited.
Klllaa
at
Christopher.
Mr.
and
Mrs
R
E
Walker.
Mrs.
Nation.
Mr.
and
Mra.
R
Oordon.
Dr.
and
Mr.
J.
P.
Cade.
Retail
Merchants'
Aas-clatl-n.
W
J
Raymond.
Mr
and
Mra
A
Akerberg.
Mr.
and
Mrs
D
C.
Stuart.
Mr
and
Mra.
H
Yamanaka.
Mr
and
Mra.
R
Moore.
P.
Burna
Co..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jchn
Man-son.
Lindsay
Cartage
Co..
Mr
and
Mn.
H
M.
Poote.
Mia
Sharp.
Rupert
Bakery
55
Sua,
CONTROVERSY
OVER
INDIAN
RESERVE
SALE
Iegal
Poiaitiun
of
Province
Regard
to
KiUlIano
Property
Not
Very
Secure
Says
VICTORIA,
Peb.
of
sll
British
Columbian
Irdlan
reserve
st
Vi
change
for
payment
of
Dominion
Government
aul
under
te
the
m
e
by
the
Ms
way
out
of
controversy
in
va(W
of
all
the
circumstances
aasurad
pastsrday
by
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Bon.
A.
M.
Manaon.
Rev
Joshua
HlnchcUfle
and
other
opposition
members
brought
the
aaat-
ter
UP'
nP"in
the
Mr
and
Mr,
Oex
H.
Muuro.
Richmond
province
naa
maae
a'
ssasiw
eeei.
louver
Har
bor
Board
had
offered
as
much
aa
$750,000
lor
the
reserve.
He
ooostderad
it
a
a
matter
that
oould
JueUtlataly
be
carried
to
the
highest
court
for
decision
Mr
Pattullo
said
the
Vancouver
offer
had
rover"t
lt"
and
lusa.
a.ilis.
rvlclal
Mr
and
Mr.
Hugh
Mr
and
..
,t
...
federal
right
and
B.C.
would
not
have
ami
iru
nuirir.,
jb.i
atiu
seai
a
vrtruiyx
i
a..
....
.
-a.
been
alvn
the
nUrr
9710,000.
junuiiiNir.
Mr.
una
emrxt.
a
i
.
rraii.
Mr
ltonOT1
""i
'
Mrs
c
Smith
and
family.
Mr
and
Mrs
,
.
,
J
.
.,
..
position
had
been
jrette
'
strong
and
"
J
Klnalor
and
family.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C
.
th'
,or
hta
be
was
not
P
prepared
A
Klrkend.ll
Mr
and
Mrs
Audy
Nel-
to
dvl-
tne
Oovernment
to
fight
the
aon.
Mr
and
Mr.
N.
MuasaUem.
Mr
end
Adam
Mcintosh,
Mr
and
Mra
R.
pie
Leaf
Cafe.
Mr
and
d.
Jabour
Bros
.
Alex
ins
of
Canada
D'amond
Jubilee
Celebration
Committee.
Mr
and
Mrs.
O
H
Arnott.
Mr
and
Mrs
O.
V
Wilkinson,
Mra
Robert
Dowther
and
Mia
Mary
Dowther.
8.
C.
Thompson.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A
McNeill.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
Berner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M
Rayner.
Bulkley
Market
Mr
and
Mrs
R.
V.
miner
in
ine
oourta.
Progress
was
made
tn
paasing
the
estimates.
JAP
FLYER
IS
BURNED
DEATH
P
O
DawMii
who
returned
home
Lrpine.
Swift
Cansdlsn
Co..
Baptist
i4
f,
TB.n,tfl.
"
yesterday
afternoon,
attended
a
meet-1
Mission
tavnd.
Mr
and
Mr,.
Frank
Mo,-
'feuj
r,lnl
,lwlm
'.hL
I,
ffi
lug
of
the
Board
ot
Dlrectore
of
the
'
rta.
Mr.
and
Mrs
B
F
Self,
and
Mr.
I
.83
S
Canadian
National
Railway
while
tn
and
Mm.
Harold
Rosa.
Tl
the
Bast
and
also
paid
a
visit
to
Ot-
TOKIO.
Feb
The
service
tosk
place
at
S
p.m
In
Nagaaskl
today
aald
Tukttehl
Ooto.
.
..
,
Pirst
Presbyterian
Church
which
con-
years
of
age.
leading
pttat
far
Japans
li
While
in
Montreal
Mr.
Dawson
met
.
.,.
r
.Mw
m
w..s.
a
u.
...
h.
....v
.......
irauaiasciiic
uum
was
aranana
aw
oeaiui
taaed
Ita
capacity
Rev
J
R.
Prlsell
when
he
crashed
In
a
Mat
flight
near
olflclated
and.
m
the
course
of
his
ad-
Nagasaki.
Lieut.
Okamura
and
Pilot
dress,
referred
adequately
to
the
part
suwa
who
were
with
him
were
serious
the
late
Mr.
Puller
had
played
in
com-
iy
injured,
muulty
life,
not
only
as
a
business
man
'
but
aa
an
active
worker
In
tlie
Free-
pAnrprV
WF1.C'
bytertaii
Churcha
former
auperlnten-
uUUril
Yllilu
dept
of
tlie
Sunday
School
and.
until
I
hi'
Bekth.
a
.'lass
teacher.
There
was
UCSUDM
IN
BATT
lioiue
by
way
ot
victoria
ana
vencou-
,
,0i-n
musical
program,
appropriate
ver.
1
1.
the
occasion,
under
the
direction
of
j
LOB
AMOaXM.
Feb.
IS.
The
negro
Mrs
Dswmii
went
east
with
Mr.
Jontl
Davey
Mr.
Davey
and
Alex
heavyweight
Godfrey
gained
the
de-DawMii
but
on
the
way
home
dropped
cinpparton
rendered
duet.
"One
as
s
clsion
over
Paulino
Ucsudan
In
a
bout
RFPflVFRFli
AT
FRKfll
tt
'OI
''k
'
V'"U
"h
hr
pw,p1'
1
tly
Solemn
Thought."
sccompsnied
here
last
night
nCb.
TLilLLf
til
rAl-.U
on
the
pr..i:ie
1
by
Mrs.
H.
C
Frseer
and
the
hymns,
for
Godfrey
went
in
at
6
pounds
and
which
Mr
Davey
acted
rta
organ
arcom-
the
Spaniard
at
!'
Paulino
forced
the
p.iist.
were
'Forever
With
the
Lord."
righting
from
g:ing
to
gong
but
the
and
"There
la
uo
Night
in
Heaven
"
terrific
blows
of
Godfrey
OUtwsghsd
the
After
the
servlep,
Interment
was
made
rushing
body
attacks
of
tfcenisten.
:n
Fmrview
Cemetery
with
an
Elks'
Forty
thousand
people
Witnessed
the
'u:.
:
-rv
.
,v
A
!.
..:u
.'
'in
t
(ulkatd
'
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