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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVUL,
AV"!r:..
No.
:v
r
PRINCE
prince
RUPERT,
rupert,
B.C..
d.c.
THURSDAY
Thursday
JANUARY
January
5,
5,
102s
1928
,
,
-
Price
Five
Cents
llif
ji
JO
jjJib
ji
ffliMmrnjJm
passenger
and
parrots
in
rumpus
Grain
Shipments
So
Far
2,270,000
Bushels
From
Prince
Rupert
to
Europe
Fijr,
Eixhl
Steamer
Ijoadrd
Here
so
Another
Due
lit
EnJ
of
Week
and
Two
at
Present
are
Heing
Loaded
Since
October
29
when
the
season
opened
some
2,270,000
I,,
lit
is
of
wheat
has
been
hipied
ti
date
on
eiirV
vessels
for
the
l
iiiiil
Kingdom
or
Continent
from
tile
Alberta
Wheat
Pool'
Prince
liupcrt
elevator.
Seven
vessels
took
average
cargoes
of
275,000
v;-iicis
and
the
eighth,
the
Swedish
ship
Sydland.
had
345,000
mi
hrl.
The
figure
are
exclusive
of
the
Mteamer
Teepool,
now
idling
about
275,000
bushels;
the
Holmpark,
which
arrived
today
'.ii-
a
similar
cargo,
and
the
Levenpool,
which
due
at
the
end
of
iht
-week.
All
grain
from
Prince
Rupert
haa
jjone
to
the
United
FARMERS
GOING
'
VISIT
EUROPE
Will
Study
Marketing
Condition
:
in
i.e.,
I
IlrllBln
and
Den-
mark
iu:
iMX
Jan
S.
The
nija'.
repre--
-.-
r
urmip
ot
farmers
and
otticlsla
!.imri.'
oraanlzalkoii
in
Canada
or.
,r.-.:;.ed
tour
win
U
from
hart
,
&j:xn
oi.
-tit
IIimt
t
pi
and
for
Ovaat
iv,
'.im
fnr
a
aaarhew.
Tkwf
fsrinijasi'
emadltkms
n
urat
farmera"
marketlna
r.iinera
and
offlciala
rente-
H(
nd
other
p.ovlncea
are
I
prty
I
PiiSONER
GETS
!
HUGE
FORTUNE
-
Hclmpark
iJJritlah).
arr
Jan.
S.
w::.m;notoj,
Del..
Jan.
8
Michael
,UMBa;,:
m.
4ue
Jan.
t.
Sria,
of
New
Oaatkt,
Del
a
prisoner
In;
p
,v
i
.r
rkhouaa
bar,
baa
been
informed
....
.
jf
lie
and
a
alatcr
are
th
sole
hairs,
'"
an
p.t.ie
of
1JRXX000
lire
left
by!.
'
'
r.tlirr.
woo
fed
recently
In
Italy
.
i
-Vptember
SO
last
Sarra
was
sen-.J
;.'
mi
to
a
ytaWa
unpruohmani
and
'
i
d
1300
for
a
liquor
law
violation
S;n
r
ihat
tlma
ha
h
taasin
amnkDved
.
'
iothln
ahop
at
the
wojMkus'
-.irr
uvea
in
wuoa
U
I
...
D
.
.
.
.
.
.
Dm
asw
srBa
nsui
in
of
bis
hu
T
ill
he
win
be
aUglbljvae
apply
for
Mt.i
np
inanna
w
oo
su
H"
to
iuary
ana
claim
n
wr-
.
.
ACTING
NELSON
CHIEF
IS
FIRED
llrourrltt
Ouirae
of
Drunkennesa
Avalnt
Subordinate
who
is
Exonerated
and
Promoted
NK1.SON.
Jan.
8.
-
The
police
com-
-ton
fter
Inquiring
into
a
cburge
im
Constable
Ralph
Hair
of
bHng
a.'iixicated
while
on
duty
la:d
by
s"a-.mt
A.
Stewari.
acting
chief
of
I'
lii-p.
reinstated
the
olncar
and
pro-.ted
him
to
th
rank
of
sergeant.
1
nrrei'tly
dismissing
Btewarv
from
'
lor:e.
SCHOONER
DOROTHY
WITH
SCIENTISTS
IS
ON
HER
WAY
NORTH
T;..-
stf
of
actentUU
and
orew
of
r"hrmeu
having
(pent
the,
Chrlstman
'-"d
hollda
asaeon
m
8eattu
foUowlng
"
trips
during
the
fall
to
tha
north-"ii
rishirg
around,
the
schooner
Dorothy,
Oapt.
Ol
Hratnm.
under
hsrur
to
the
IntermvtleBal
Plshartea
(
"mmlealon.
la
on
her
way
north
again
"d
is
due
In
Prince
Rupert
from
Seat-1
this
afternoon
or
evening.
Aftar
"pending
a
day
or
no
outfitting
hre,
'!
Dorothy
wlU
proceed
to
the
banks
"
nmtinue
her
wlnter,a
research
work
n
hoard
the
Dorothy
la
Normiin
L.
'x-'iimii.
Ux-hI
reirt-aenutlv-
of
the
'
"
':
n.-ii.
Kingdom
or
Continent
j
Isr
thin
m-
IK
H.
Speedy
handling
him
bsen
carried
out
of
all
the
vexse!,
the
average
tun
in
pert
for
an
already
lined
ahtp
being
even
day
wh.le
those
that
had
to
be
lli.ed
apent
about
ten
days
her.
The
British
atamr-
Alnderby.
which
was
he:
twelve
daya.
had
to
go
on
dry
dock
for
propeller
repairs
The
Only
ahlpa
11,,ed
"
tn'
JPanes
freighters
Kan
Prar.ciaco
Mini
and
OhloaMaru
ana
the
Swedish
boat
Sydland
Pelleting
are
the
boat
which
haw
'oaded
heie
since
the
opening
ot
tl.e
nsoii
rpool
,
British),
arr
Oct.
3.
ft
N-
i1"!
Jaaa
(BrlVak
an.
Nw.
t.
Jeft
ts
'"
",le:
Mru
iJapi.
arr
Ho
34.
O
8
Warlaby
(Brltuhi.
arr
Dar.
S,
fM
Dec.
'
.Ainuerny
mriiisni.
arr.
uec.
,
sna
jo.
.7
-
ishcafmcunt
rSrltlshlarr
Dec.
IB.
left
Dec.
33.
Ohio
Maru
(Jap
I
arr
Dec
IS.
pft
Dec
38.
Sydland
iSwadUh).
arr
Dec.
30
left
Jan
I
Teespcol
.British
i
arr.
Jan.
t.
loading.
rHIMIKH
M
W
IJiAN
AHKIVKM
AT
OTTAWA
I
OK
A
f'OMKKEXI'K
OTTAWA.
Jan
S
Premier
Ma-'eaa
Arrived
m
Ottawa
for
thf
pUaioa
of
d'acussing
with
the
MddKetjflf
King
oovern-mei't
!
mattersar!ulng
out
of
the
rc.er.t
conference
of
premiers
held
here
He
will
a!so
while
here
discus
with
Premier
Brownie
of
Alborta
th
poeal-httrty
f
Joint
action
In
ebpnee-lion
with
th
building
o
the
Peace
River
railway.
WOULD
HAVE
NATIONS
JOIN
INCELEBRATION
l.laborate
PrapnKal
Aiinoi.,irel
h
Myt
Thot
iH
amotmr
In
t'ulinrrtluil
'
WUh
Tap!.
rMik
m-uUtii-Irnnlul
VAHCOl'VM,
Jan
5
A
nropoaal
to
iDVlt
al.
uatloim
bordtring
on
the
pgcifle
Ocean
to
meet
in
Vamoueer
dur-tiij
the
coming
summe
r
to
celebrate
the
neiiiuleentennial
of
the
voyages
of
d'scovery
of
Capt.
Janx-i
Cook
in
under
cocalderaUon.
Mayor
U
D.
Taylor
announced
today.
FURTHER
DISCUSSION
ON
PEACE
RAILWAY
VICTOfv.A.
Jan.
8.
J.
J-
Maho-.i
of
North
Vancouver,
who
with
as-ioclatea
rocenily
Intel
th
Pnclflc
Great
Kaatern
Railway
projaet
batore
tht
oovernroent
met
the
cabinet
today
and
xplalnd
bis
plant
further
No
statement
was
Issued
al
the
close
of
th
conference
RAILWAY
TO
APPEAL
VANCOUVER.
Jan
-The
I'anadl.in
Pacific
Railway
.li
appl
tn
,7-000
damages
asesaed
against
It
for
the
fire
mi
the
Kaalo-Slocan
branch
In
10J5.
PRELIMINARY
TRIAL
ISON
Henry
JWVard
Charged
at
Stewarl
afld
Jlurrfer'
of
William
.
Ritchie
STBWART.
Jan,
i.
Triet;roner's
Inquest
held
lest
Slight
un
Qie
killing
of
Wliiuun
KitcUW
brought
an
open
verdict.
th
bciL-g
r.o
Wl-itess
u
the
actual
shooting.
Witness"'
examined
were
Paddy
OTJcoaUl
akdj
DjnaM
Method,
who
c.-b
n.einttraj
.1
the
party
with
wh,;u
Henry
JUpuK
aciuacd
the
Ulllin:;,
la
ni'VioaeeVv'liavc
had
altercate!-.,
and
CfcnRMiJle
tftciUH.
and
Or.
Will
ams
f
:c
m-.u-iccHai.
ly
on
the
fcoei.e.
J
Iiujc.
;or
Boiler
ami
S
:,4o.-i
..
McNeill
art
here
from
ffeitjee
Rupert,
the
:crmer
corulucti-K
Sh
case
:or
;h
crown.
Deputy
C
isjrirr
Tai.n.ck
O'
Prlcre
Rupft
pro
deal
at
in?
l
iquet
The
prelir.i.i.ry
hr!iiK
of
Heir.
aivard
la
now
proreeding
:-iid
prooaXly
i.ot
be
fintahed,-
until
late
to-ni,",ht.
The
caae
haa
net
goue
fat
enoiif.'i
to
determine
the
im
ire
of
Mr
dpfci
..e.
It
is
be!!-ved
that
Rlvafd
wll
withhold
his
defer
ce
and
wu
trial
at
the
iprliuf
aaalaaa
In
Piiiiet
Ruper:
next
May-
Ma
la
represented
In
this
hearing
by
R.
W.
Kennedy
of
Stewart.
MINISTER
TO'.,
FRANCE
S00N4
v
f'
Hon.
PhKIIpe
Hoy,
Y,
peeled
to
be
Appointed
jo
Position
in
PSrfls
BVyvifl&K.
Jan.
5.
Thfvap.
PMlWHwtait
f
fhllllpe
Ray
4
fWMbsjsMi
mlwIMer
to
lYaner
t
rprtesl
la
Parts
nhnrtl.t.
acrwrdlNg
la
a
saaDeil
art
tele
tu
the
Awwelate)
I'rraa.
Itay
rrfwewnted
Canaaat
rm-MMaMter
geneml
4in-e
ISII.
I
ree
I
evpecteil
In
oeleet
a
her
i
ftrat
mlnlolrr
In
Canasta
Iktrwsi
ltegw
U'AruaaM
de
HraUea,
rs
general
at
Jlinitreul,
I
he
artW-le
ata.
warTeteran
passes
here
Attack
of
Asthma
ItesulU
in
Sudden
Uenth
of
Teddy
liutciilnjca
Sij$d
in
Spanish-American
and
(ireat
Wars
A
well
known
chaiacter
around
Prlno
Rupert
was
the
law
Sdwln
J.
Hutching,
better
known
to
his
many
friends
and
acquslntancea
aa
"Teddy,"
whose
daath
occurred
suddenly
In
th
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
at
It
o'clock
laat
night
following
a
severe
attack
of
asthma
from
which
malady
he
aufferwd
for
mint
years.
Deceased
.
who
waa
engaged
an
a
waiter
and
In
other
calllna.
had
lived
In
Prlno
Rupert
for
nearly
taeuty
years
and
for
a
time
waa
at
Alice
Arm
with
J.
P.
Haw-klnaon
1st
1617.
In
Prlno
Rupert
he
was
employed,
among
other
plaoea.
at
Srifa
and
St
Reg's
Oafes.
the
Oeminr-ri.il
Hotel
end
more
recently
at
the
Central
Hotel.
Bern
In
Portsmouth.
England,
alxty-eight
years
ago.
the
late
Mr.
Hutching
served
In
his
younger
days
In
the
British
Navy
and
wa
also
with
the
UiHted
State
In
tn
Spanish-American
war
af
a
result
of
which
oenfliet
he
drew
a
pension
up
till
his
death.
He
participate
in
the
Rail
Rebellion.
bring
awaraad
a
medal,
and
he
tw
went
orartlu
with
th
103nd
Battalion
In
the
Oht
War.
H
was
unmarried
ant
hMfla
aiatajr
residing
in
Portsmouth.
'
Under
th
awicea
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Oangdlan
Legion,
th
late
Mr
HutchlMd
wilt
lie
burled
on
Sun-
day
afternoon
with
nllltary
honors.
Ar-th
rsnawnMOta
are
the
bands
of
U
C
Undertakers.
FLOOD
CONDITIONS
BRITAIN
ON
WANE
LONDOM.
Jan.
8.
The
wont
stage
of
floods
In
England
la
believed
to
have
lniiMd
although
the
lower
Thames
Is
Mill
ruins
ii
little.
t
UK
'.;ov::i'Nt)R-i:;
xi.!;Ai.
Washington,
I-ft
to
iig!it:
lojy,
Lr-1
V.'i'li!'.-
1.
Lady
Kellogg
of
the
United
Levenpool
Due
at
Will
Be
Eleventh
Grain
Vessel
of
Season
to
'
-
W
illing
loit
t:nd
Secretary
Prince
Rupert's
eleventh
grain
nhip
of
the
season
wi
be
tho
British
freiglner
Levenjiool,
which
is
coming
from
Europe
via
the
Panama
Canal,
and
is
expected
to
arrive
here
about
the
end
of
the
week.
The
vessel
is
coming
in
ballast
and
is
being
lined
enmute
so
will
be
ready
as
soon
us
she
arrives
to
start
loading
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
tenth
boat
of
the
season,
the
British
freighter
Holmpark,
arrived
in
port
this
afternoon.
She
reached
Triple
Island
this
morning
and
picked
up
her
piiot,
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
of,
the
Federal
PUata
of
British
Columbia.
Th
Holm-
park
is
also
lined
and
will
start
loading
aa
soon
as
the
Teespool.
into
which
grain
is
naw
being
poured
at
the
Alberta
AVhrat
Pool'.i
Princ.
Rupert
elevator,
la
liuikhtd
in
a
duy
or
au.
The
Teespool
'
alio
came
frcm
Kuropo
via
the
Panama
Canal
In
ballast.
Since
the
end
of
the
week,
seventy
carload
of
braln
have
arrived
from
the
-
R.
prairies
for
the
I
cal
elevator,
none
hav-:
lng
c:om
in
during
the
last
twenty-four
hcurs.
B.3
iwny
office
this
mcrn-1
ins
reported
350
carloads
west
of
Jasper,
bound
here.
i
HICKMAN
IMHI
TKH
ON
MIONU
.Ml'IMlKK
LOB
ANC1EUCS.
Jan.
8.
-W.
K.
Hickman
was
indicted
for
his
second
murder
today
when
the
County
Orand
Jury
ordered
him
!
to
go
on
trial
for
slay
lux
C.
Ivy
Tltomaa,
Roe
hill
druggltt.
during
an
attempted
hold-up
a
year
ago.
The
youth
baa
already
been
Indicted
for
the
murder
of
.it
tie
Marian
Parkrr
under
gruesome
circumstances.
OPIi.MMi
CEKEMOMKM.
VICltiRIA.
Jh.i
S.
Pemona
invited
to
attend
the
opening
of
the
Legislature
must
acoept
by
January
14
If
tney
wish
to
be
present.
the
Canadian
Legation
in
.Mr
-
.
Vincent
Masfev,
Mrs.
Kel-
States
state
department
End
of
Week
Arrive
for
Loading
CANADIANS
TO
MAKE
CHOICE
It.
Dennett
Says
Must
I
Economic
Union
With
Hritnln
or
Stntes
VANCOI'VEK.
Jan.
5.
The
greatest
lUager
fa
Canada
la
an
unln-formeil
and
uneducated
puMlr.
an
unnifnrmnl
denHM-raey.
I
arge
you
no
lie
men
t
equip
yoornelvrs
to
Unid
niHin
the
great
eroiwinle
lroblrm
before
u."
ilerlared
Han.
II.
II
llennrtt.
leader
of
the
Tan-ervallve
parly.
addrewlng
the
Canadian
flab
here
today.
CiHitlnnlug.
Mr.
llennHt
anld:
"IVr
mint
deride
within
the
next
frw
Hm
M
we
are
to
roniblne
Nilh
other
wrt
of
the
K.inplrr
of
iimliltir
with
ei-1'tunnlr
lnlrret
e!wliere.
M
mil'-t
be
economic
union
Hllli
th
lrltlh
Kmplr
or
nllli
our
ruln
to
the
nilh."
JOURNAL
BUILDING
AT
EDMONTON
ON
FIRE
EDMONTON
,
Jan.
5.
The
Journal
budding
waa
damaged
to
the
extent
of
S3&.000
in
a
fire
the
cause
of
which
la
i.ot
known.
Price
of
Daily
News
Cut
to
50
Cents
a
Month
When
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert
Commencing
with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
Is
aa
follows:
Delivered
In
Prince
Rupert,
50c
a
month
in
advance,
or
$5.00
a
year.
Out-of-town
In
Northern
or
Central
U.C.,
$:UX)
a
year
or
four
months
for
$1.00.
Other
Canadian
or
U.S.
points,
$0.00
a
year.
The
only
way
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
North
is
to
read
a
northern
paper.
Captain
of
Alameda
Alleges
That
Woman
Kicked
Him
in
Stomach
and
Scratched
FaceSo
He
Held
Her
SEATTLE,
January
5.
An
angrwwoman.
two
parrots
and
an
altercation
aboard
the
steamship
AlanafHa
last
night
landed
Captain
;.
A.
Glasscock,
a
veteran
Seattle
skigper,
in
the
hands
of
the
federal
deji.irtm.
ut
of
justice
agents
on
ajcharge
of
assault
on
the
high
-t
as.
Mrs.
!..
A
Peterson,
who
wa
a
ijassenger
on
the
Alameda
from
Sfwi'iti,
Alaska,
charges
that
the
mariner
maliciously
struck
her
with
his
fists
and
injured
her
on
December
22.
Captain
(Jlasscock
denied
the
charges
and
declares
that
the
3u-)!t
jr
-e
over
tl-.e
Insistence
of.
Peterson
keeping
two
parrots
in
:
s
r,..u
sgjiun
the
li--
and
the
ifipanyv
rules
He
alleges
that
when
:
totd
ei
'.'ir
rul
haa
.
.
t
t.yed.
mplaiva:-.;
put
lvr
foot
In
his
;om-j-:h
and
cla-il
h:s
f-see.
To
prjiect
Him.'
I
he
rabbvd
her
arms
ut
i
ever
r.ru
'a
her.
I
Th'.'
fcuarlng
of
the
complaint
will
be
.
held
when
the
hlp
return
.
Iron:
Its
j;xl
run
on
January
30.
I'.O.K.
M
Ill-LIM
OVLK
OPLIIATIM1
EXPKNMiH
MONTH
Ot
NOV
EMltF.lt
.
VANCOUVBH.
Jan
8
r"or
the
llrkt
time
in
its
hLrory
the
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Railway
has
shown
an
operating
profit
for
two
successive
month.
The
November
means
surplus
over
expense
was
as.SfB
while
October
it
wa
MJMi
a
total
oeV
PRINCeTuPERT
HAS
ROUGH
SOUTHEASTER
dale
Yetrilay
Arte
nonn
and
11
taeniae
Kerielmi
Mailmum
Yerarity
of
Mllea
Oeneral
Ateac
Coast
Taaterday
afternoon
and
last
evening.
Frlnoe
Rupert
experienced
a
real
old
winter
southeast
gate
which
rattled.
th
window
and
startled
some
of
the
more
Umld
realde'nta,
also
bringing
in
Its
wake
a
copious
rainfall.
Nevertheless,
tha
storm
ueemed
to
be
more
generally
appreciated
than
waa
tha
recent
cold
wear
her
wveh
Prince
Rupert,
evidently.
i
neither
likes
nor
can
get
accustomed
tr.
::
D
Tee.
Dlgby
Island.
Dominion
n'etrorolog.'it.
reports
a
maximum
wind
vep'ty
dtalng
the
gale
of
80
miles
per
hovr
T've
storm,
which
was
general
along
ue
coast,
caused
no
damage
here
SCHOONER
SHORE
WASHINGTON
COAST
roMrmtcr
Norlh
Bend.
1
Turn'
AaM
rails.
Poaitdeel
by
sea
b"t
Crew
ThoHght
Hale
ASTORIA.
Jan.
8.
Th
fpAtrmaaWd
schooner
North
Bend,
from
Brisbane,
Australia.
Is
aahor
with
thirWen
men
aboard
on
the
ssnds
of
Peacock
Spit
near
Ncrthhead
today.
The
e
u
rough
but
la
not
thought
that
the
crew
la
endangered.
TUNNEY
TO
ilAYE
TWO
FIGHTS
THIS
YEARPAPER
SAYS
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
S.--Oene
Tunney.
world's
baavywolgr.t
boxing
champion,
plain
to
tight
Paulino
Uscudln
and
Jack
Demptey.
former
tttleholder.
this
year,
the
Evening
World
says.
VANCOUVER
RXCHAMiB
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
l.4t
B.C.
:
1
48
1
30
Ooast
Copper
37
50
M
00
Cork
Provlnc
...
17
l,
18
Dunwell
.30
31
Oaorge
Copper
aJU
Oladston
13,
.15
Independence
.08
.10
Indian
0
07
L.
and
L
lt
US
Leadsmlth
OS
OS
Lucky
Jim
IS',
Sllverrreat
.08
OS,
Silversmith
30
M
Stinlwl)
.
148
1
50
HENRY
RIYARD
IS
COMMITTED
Accused
of
Murdering
William
Ritchie
is
on
Way
to
Okalla
'
STEWART.
D3.
8.
AccuNd
of
murdering
William
Ritchie
on
the
morning
of
January
1,
Henry
Rlvard
waa
last
ulght
commuted
fir
trial
at
th
spring
assise
in
irlnce
Rupert
and
Ordered
confined
In
Okalla
Prison
untu
that
time.
Be
started
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
this
ra-.rntog.
The
pralLnlnary
hearing
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Scarlett
brought
out
at.
material
evidence
beyond
Chat
given
t
at
the
eorener'4
inquest.
CANADIENSARE"'
WELUN
LEAD
Five
and
Half
Games
Ahead
of
Any
Canadian
Team,
and
Seven
Ahead
of
American
TORONTO!
Jan.
8.
Th
Canadians
now
have
a
five
gam
lead
In
Ike
International
section
of
th
hockey
league
and
seven
points
more
than
th
iMtrn
of
the
American
section.
Boston
and
Detroit.
tn
th
game
at
Chicago
in
Which
the
borne
team
waa
beaten
three
to
one
by
th
Cancdiena'
Morenx.
Jollat
and
Leduc
did
the
scoring
while
Oraham
shot
past
the
Canadian
goalie
for
Chicago.
PRICES
BROKE
ON
EXCHANGE
Copper
Dropped
Many
Point
nnd
so
Did
Steel
on
(iotham
.Market
Today
NEW
YORK
Jan
8
-
Prises
bee
wide
open
today,
inspired
by
the
trtf
ir.etidoua
!
Increase
in
stock
sanheasa)
'
member
loan.
Greene
Cananna
oopper
dropped
frcm
early
high
184
19
.tnd
Midland
Steel
cracked
13
points
to
38.
A
partial
recovery
followed.
ROWELL
IS
TO
ARGUE
QUESTION
OF
WOMEN'S
ADMISSION
TO
SENATE
TORONTO.
Jan
5.
Hon.
N.
W.
Rowell
at
the
request
of
th
petitioner?
hss
been
appointed
by
the
Dpnsat
of
Justice
at
Ottawa
to
argue
before
the
supreme
court
ot
Canada
the
alegi-biltty
of
women
for
appointments
to
Senate
ot
th
Dominion.
quart!
oe
h
tunes
on
whether
women
la
a
"person''
within
the
meaning
of
th
Brltiah
North
America
Act.
Judge
Bmtly
Murphy
o
SdaooUMi
I
Mie
of
the
petitioners.
endorsatio"n
for"
market
control
by
kelowna
fruit
men
KELOWNA.
Jan
8
-Strong
endem-Hon
of
tha
committee
administering
the
Interior
marketing
control
act
is
contained
In
a
resolution
passed
at
th
meeting
of
the
BP.
fruit
Growers'
o
Arxoci.t'.ioii
,ti
-.in-
KolOWUJ
tUylfleO.