ml
Save
Money.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
s-.
.v.
i
to
subscribe
by
the
with
newly
laid
dancing
me
cost
i
IS.00
and
your
floor,
for
hire.
,i..hvcred
to
your
address
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
:
J",
,,.!..
Just
figure
out
th
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
''
,
,';
,st
to
you
for
thU
dally
PRINCE
least.
Phone
457-
,.
lor
twelve
months!
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
xv
m
.
No.
11
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
JANUARY
14,
1928
Price
Five
Cent
DWrnm
SPENPidAY
1NWNSULTATI0N
W1THTH0NRT0N
Engineers
Studying
Alternative
Routes
to
Coast
from
Peace
River;
Parliament
to
he
Asked
Sanction
Officials
of
the
Dominion
Department
non-committal
regarding
reported
construction
project
but
admit
consideration
OTTAWA,
January
13.
While
officials
of
the
railway
department
arc
non-committal
today
in
regard
to
a
report
that
government
action
is
expected
in
connection
with
the
construction
of
a
railway
to
furnish
a
coast
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
country,
it
is
intimated
that
consideration
is
being
given
the
matter.
It
is
understood
that
engineers
entrusted
to
make
an
exhaustive
survey
of
the
topographical
features
of
the
Peace
River
and
advise
concerning
alternative
routes
across
the
mountains
have
had
the
matter
under
study
for
some
time
but
nothing
will
be
done
until
the
entire
situation
has
received
the
sanction
of
Parliament.
MONTREAL
IS
PREMIER
PORT
Handle
Much
.More
Tonnage
Than
Vancouver
Although
1
ewer
Call
From
Ship
'
OUVBR.
Ju
14
Mctitrmt
tUlt
-
Vancouver
la
the
shippln
trade
MniiiMt1
Btehanae
figure
today
Montreal
lat
year
visit-1
i
v,
7
70
veaeela
with
a
art
tonnage
.7
100,000
afatnst
30.300
smvaii
in
nivfr
with
IMOO.000
ton
iiMrniR
the
year
ao.ooo
ton
of
.'
su
handled
inward
end
outward
Vancouver.
''
n
vessels
numbering
IOM
ar-;:i
Vncouvtr
lt
year.
CANADIANS
BUY
AMERICAN
MILL
Control
of
Industry
Paste
Inlo
Montreal
Hands
ax
Ilea
u
It
of
1
Deal
MONTREAL.
Jan.
14.
Announce-'
ir
tut
been
made
that
the
Royal
mine
have
purchased
ootitrol
of
'
'
mirona
Paper
Oomny
for
p-
vimately
fourteen
million
dollar.
I
iu
mark
the
paaalng
of
a
lain?
Iiroprrty
from
United
Stole
to
.nlmii
hmids.
REINDEER
ARE
ROUNDED
UP
Forty
Thouaand
Animals
lteing
Driven
Through
Corral
in
Alaaka
AKIAK.
Alaska,
Jan.
14.--The
great-'i
round
up
Inhlaiory
Is
progresslnK
iiere.
Forty-thousand
reindeer
are
be-luu
workM
throiiBh
n
nrral
ai;
a
rrsult
KlKHUtle
consolidation
of
the
herds.
Tu.u
companies
organized
to
supply
fir-Mi
reindeer
meat
will
install
a
cannery
t
Kuskokwlm
River.
SHOTHlSELF
CLEANING
GUN
VANCOUVER.
Jsn
14.
W
H
R
llopkln.
00
years
of
age,
an
accountant
in
Ihe
B.C.
Marine
Engineers
Shlp-iiinkw-iH
Limited,
died
la,
night
from
imiipt
wound
in
the
abdomen
ra-'"ivi'd
whpn
he
was
about
to
clean
a
I'l'i.'i
ni
hi
home
In
the
afternoon.
:
'i'"n
wa
uccldentally
discharged.
Government
Railway
TMOi
ANI
OF
CHAiJ
tlVIWl
l
KHOHtf-Or'
)rr.N
CIIAKLOITIM
SKIMOATS.
Jan.
14
fallowing
btf
lit
orm
countless
thctuand
of
large
crab
are
dead
or
dying
along
the
beach
on
tr-e
at
roast
of
Queen
:
Charlotte
Island
from
Rtchird-ean
:i
Point
at
Tlell
to
Cape
Bell.
They
are
etrewn
along
the
bore
:
t
high
water
mark.
!
There
la
much
discussion
at
to
what
oould
have
cauaed
the
carta
to
die
there.
MttttttttT
FUNERAL
HELD
TODAY
LATE
CHARLES
KARKLE
The
funeral
'
k
place
thU
morning
of
the
Ute
Charles
Karkle.
who
died
a
few
daya
ago
following
a
ion
lUneaa'
Wntll
autumn.
Mr.
Karkle
ha
Charlotte
City,
whre
be
lived
at
Queen
leave
a
widow
and
eon.
They
all
lived
J
here
formerly.
The
funeral
aervloe
waa
conducted
today
by
Rev.
W,
W.
Wright
from
the
B.C.
Undertaken.
KNOWS
NOTHING
OF
COAST
COPPER
DEAL
vimniivKR
Jan
14
-Although
I
have
not
hirl
anything
about
such
an
eachange
1
ra
satisfied
there
..
truth
in
the
rumor."
8
O
Blaylort.
gtneral
ma..agt-r
of
Cnwll.lated
Smett-ing.
received
hare
declared
in
a
mewage
yeaterday.
relerrlnn
to
the
report
that
of
conolidted
would
be
ex
changed
for
lour
shares
of
Coast
Cop-
MOTHER
OF
COL
PECK
DIES
ATWESTMINSTER
NEW
WBBTM
INoTBR.
Jsn
'
-
T
uc.ll.
ocurmU
here
yestcrdny
Wesley
Peck,
mother
of
Colonel
C.
W
Peck.
V
C
.
aged
SS,
OLD
COUNMF00TBALL
'
"'
M'OTTISII
MSAOriS
llhhluil
t.
Aberdeen
.
Clyde
0.
Alrdrleonlana
8,
Banger
7.
nonces
a.
Hlberntana
I.
Celtic
tt.
l.-unfermline
o.
Cowdenbtath
3,
Hamilton
1.
Heart
4.
Queen's
Park
a.
Motherwell
3.
Kilmarnock
3.
Part
Irk
5.
Halth
Rovers
0
St
Johnstone
8,
Dundee
1.
St
Mlrren
3.
Palklrtt
a.
Advertise
In
The
Osily
Ntws
ENGLISH
CUP
TIES
PLAYED
Soccer
Games
Featured
Throughout
Country
Today
under
Football
Association
LONDON,
Jan.
14.
-Engl'sh
cup
tie
third
round
scceer
gamej
were
played
throughout
the
cjuut7
under
the
English
Football
Association
as
fuilc.au:
Mlddlesboru
3.
Sjuth
Shield
0.
Hotherliam
TJni.ed
3.
Exeter
City
3.
London
Caledonian
ft.
Crew
Alexander
3.
Hull
City
0.
Leicester
1
L!verp:-o!
!.
Dr!!i!t:n
0
Hudderefleld
4.
Lincoln
city
2.
Southpoit
3.
Pulham
0.
Notts
Forest
1.
Traiunere
Rovtrs
0.
Blackpool
l.
Oldham
4.
Uanoheater
(Jutted
7.
Brentford
1
Stoke
City
6.
ailllngfcam
1.
Cardiff
1.
ateuthampifco
-1.
Areaosu
1
Waal
gfwj
.
The
Wednesday
a,
Bautoeaaeuth
..
Bristol
City
I.
Tattehham
t.
Preston
0.
Bverton
3
'Port
Vale
3.
Barns!'
0.
Mllwall
1.
Derby
3
Nolte
County
a.
Sheffield
3.
Bolton
3.
Luton
1
Birmingham
4.
Peterboro
3.
New
Brighton
a.
Corinthian
1.
Sunderland
3.
Northampton
3.
Manchester
city
1.
Leeds
United
0
Black
burn
Rovers
4.
Newcastle
1.
Swindon
3,
Clapton
1.
Portsmouth
o.
West
Ham
a
Reading
4.
Ortmsby
0.
Burnley
0.
As
ten
Villa
a
Wolverhampton
a.
Chelsea
1.
AN
AIR
LINE
TO
EDMONTON
NEXT
SUMMER
Colonel
Aroery
Says
It
Will
he
Three
or
Four
Yearn
Before
Regular
Service
MUllONTON.
Jsa.
H.
An
experimental
s
it
line
lltreugh
iliM-lU
M
U
Ihe
Iw4irh-
Cmtst
will
lie
e
UWIebed
netl
year,
arcwrdlttg
to
HlgM
Hon-
I-
'
M-
toery,
but
II
will
be
three
r
fur
years
hefare
a
regular
serilee
will
lie
e-taMlsbee).
rutunet
Amety
aW
It
was
net
generally
raallsrd.
ait.l
l
the
tie-
'
tetopwient
of
an
alrllue
acrtms
tlte
Attaittle
would
ho
It.
that
riiHretblll
ws
u
near
lAMieVftt
as
Mnlitraal
and
as
near
Kdittontwi
a
It
b
to
Toronto.
I'rart
leally
all
Canada
U
nearer
Incloii
llian
1
New
York.
PORT
CLEMENTS
HOUSE
BURNED
Ulg'
Ilenltlence
Owned
by
Arthur
Robertson
of
Mnsfett
De-wtrojetl
by
Fire
Recently
Word
was
brought
to
the
olty
by
ar
rivals
on
the
Prince
John
last
night
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
of
a
recant
exciting
fire
In
Port
ClemenU
whan
an
eight-room
house
owned
by
Arthur
Robertson,
Massett
sawmill
oper
at.
it.
was
burned
to
the
ground.
The
residence
had
bsen
unoccupied
and.
evl
dently
the
cause
of
the
oonfragiaUon
Is
uncertain.
The
hou
waa
valued
at
at
least
gR.ooo
and
there
was
1,000
JUST
I.KST
SKIS
AMi
K
Canoeists
U-aving
a
slu
lU'iid
Print-'
Albert
Howling
and
Moaning
Siren
Rouses
the
Nerve
Shattered
People
of
Nanaimo
to
Action
NANAIMO,
January
14.
The
nerve
shattered
populace
of
Nanaimo
demand
the
Marine
and
Fisheries
Department
to
immediately
remove
the
present
siren
atthe
entrance
to
the
harbor
and
to
replace
it
with
one
less
objectionable.
Last
night
an
indignation
meeting
presided
over
by
Mayor
Busby
passed
a
resolution
to
this
effect,
which
is
to
be
Tor-warded
to
Premier
Mackensie
King
and
all
the
members
of
Parliament
of
British
Columbia.
The
siren
has
been
howling
and
moaning
like
an
animal
in
death
throes
every
night
of
the
past
week.
tout
mull
M.
m-mnA
iurv
raiwunmAiwiiKl
the,
remnval
of
the
iJ
uaoi
r
v;v
r
via,
.
u
j
.
airen
and
many
complaints
were
unable
to
get
eouaren
to
siecp
OSLAND
MAN
SHOOTS
SELF
Deputy
Coroner
Kinds
Sulfide
In
Denth
of
11.
S.
Johnson
Yesterday
An
attempt
of
BeMdtkt
Stefan
Johnson.
S3
year
oH
!rcraj4tte
fhwerman
of
Oaland.
Smith
Island,
to
sake
his
own
Ufa
ended
successfully
yeavardsy
after-noou
aa
he
was
oalat
brought
to
the
city
for
treatment
toUowlng
the
msk-:uu
of
tlx,
iliaco.ttiy
auwul
noon
iut
he
had
wounded
olmeelt
in
the
head
with
a
gunshot
The
abootlng
"
.ccurred
about
noon
rente,
(lay
and
Jehan
Luthr
Johnseon
was
rushing
,w
the
man
to
Prince
Rupert,
only
to
have
him
die
on
the
boat
while
ma
trip.
In
was
being
made.
Thla
morning
aha
etreumstance
of
the
affair
ware
tnwestlgstrd
by
Deputy
Coroner
Jiunaa
It.
Tannock.
whu
satisfied
himself
that
deal
had
been
"the
raault
of
a
gunahoT
wound
self-inflicted"
Deceased
la
Hiii
vlved
by
a
widow
and
brother.
The
remain"
which
are
In
the
hand
of
the
BC
Undertakera
while
here
will
be
Mint
urn"
to
Oeland
for
Intrr-ment.
Advertise
in
the
Dalli
News
'!
!:
.MA
!
K
I'.-
FOitC.KT.
"h:M
ln.i"
on
Waske.-iu
Lake
in
National
Park.
-
------
heard
from
parents
who
were
;
owing
iu
me
num.
i.
H
FORTY
MILLION
IN
DIVIDENDS
8POKANF
Jnn
14
The
Bunker
Hill
and
Sullivan
Mining
Company
passed
the
forty
million
mark
thla
week
Uuough
the
distribution
of
4345.000.
regular
monthly
dividend
at
the
rate
of
75c
a
share.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
OFFICIAL
IS
DEAD
MMA.
WONTTWAU
Jan
u
i.
D,vld
g,
Brown,
formerly
'
chief
asslatant
rtnan-
,
,
of
,K.
the
Canadian
,a
cia
vice-pnatdent
vice
work
tn
connection
with
aha
i
Vultad
sutee
lines
of
the
system.
ad
faater-
day.
FOUND
AT
VANCOUVER
BULLET
WOUND
IN
HEAD
VANCOUVgat.
Jan.
U
The
body
of
u
well
dressed
young
man
unidentified
was
found
lying
near
the
C.P.R
tracks
wtlh
bullet
wound
In
his
head
late
lust
night.
A
pistol
was
lying
near
hi
body.
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
and
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Talk
of
Railway
Business
and
Tell
of
Their
Many
Problems
.
.
MONTREAL,
.
.
January
14.
"I
trust
sincerely
.
that
you
may
be
m
m.9
e
a
-.11
1.
knt
linu
!
able
to
race
tne
promems
oi
me
luture
wim
an
um
niw
."
"
!
characterised
your
efforts
of
the
last
year.
True,'
the
Parliament
of
i
Canada,
imposed
pn
you
a
heavy
load
in
1927.
The
Parliament
of
Canada
reduced
your
revenue
and
your
management
imposed
an-
other
financial
load
with
respect
to
increased
wages.
Regarding
both
were
essential,
both
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
system
and
I
point
of
view
of
the
country,
but
we
must
recogniie
that
in
connec-l
neither
of
these
things
as
your
shareholder
do
I
complain.
I
believe
:.
xtut
'Mot
two
mutter
the
task
of
-
.ur
n.:.iiai4Cinen'.
was
rendered
not
i
i
,t
but
.iioi?
dilllcult.
D
n
th.nk
il.it
the
shareholders,
many
of
them
t
!!
i-.f
.t
the
rt-.pcnstble
men
it
ihH
country,
do
not
recognize
that.
We
re-;
cojnle
your
difficulties,
we
sre
proud
r
whs'
y
u
have
done
and
we
are
i
ivnirf
"f
you."
i
with
these
word
Hon.
C.
A
Dunning
nilnicter
cf
railways
and
canal,
con-cludea
his
address
to
the
executive,
directors
and
officers
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
at
the
dinner
held
in
...leyv.on
with
the
annual
system
'
.
.mmittoe
meeting
here.
Mr.
Duun'.n;
v
the
su,t
o:
the
sver.'.:i;.
foii'r.?
mi
all
day
conference
with
the
prest-
j
dent
o!
the
ytein.
Sir
Henry
W.
Thoru-
,
u
i
w
Chihclm
general
counsel
for
the
'
,ys:em.
"
presided
at
the
after-dinner
,
......
..w.
i-....,
nir
H.rv
t:,i
..u.
'
Thornton
as
the
first
apes
see.
sill
IIENKVS
JirtlXU
Sir
Henry
Tharswan
svas
received
with'.
musical
henors
and
cbeati.
After
exprea-
.t.i.s
'
'
-
-
o
c
r:
who
were
sn
Important
pert
of
the
Canadian
National
family,
he
extended
sn
C
A
Dunning,
whom
he
designated
as
"Our
Minister.''
He
continued:
"The
last
six
months
have
been
an
open
sea-
sen
for
the
newsmonger,
the
dispenser
of
monkeywrencbers
and
the
distributor
oi
ssnd
in
the
journal
boxes.
Day
by
dsy
I
have
bean
designated
as
Ur.
Dunning'
successor
or
he
has
been
designated
as
my
successor
and
both
of
us
have
been
put
forward
to
aspire
to
the
post
of
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
and
even
our
highly
regarded
prime
minister
has
been
shunted
to
Washington.
Washington
has
been
shunted
to
London
and
everyone
baa
apparently
bean
(continued
on
page
two)
t
4-4"
4-
4
i.i:ttei:m
mow
uitivi:
Kilt
UMUIITKH
OI
EXtCl
TKII
Ml
ItllliltKK
OSSIMIKO.
N.T..
January
14.
4
Jane
Gray,
nine
year
old
daugh-
tar
of
Henry
Judd
Oray.
will
re-
,
oeive
a
letter
from
her
father
on
4
her
birthday
each
year
untU
she
is
ai.
Mrs.
Snyder
also
left
a
letter
to
be
mailed
to
her
nine
year
old
daughter
Lorraine.
Neither
had
seen
their
daughters
since
thev
entered
Sing
Sing.
The
hope
that
her
life
would
serve
as
a
lesson
to
the
world
was
u
oressed
by
Ruth
Snyder
t-
in
cnnversaUon
with
her
attor-
neys
before
going
to
the
electric
chair
while
Henry
Judd
Oray
T
told
the
attorneys
ha
realised
the
enormity
of
his
crime
and
agreed
that
justice
must
be
served.
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BIG
CROWD
FOR
NEW
ZEALANDER
Tom
Heeney
Led
Fighting
in
Twelve
Kound
go
last
Night
But
(Mven
Draw
CROWD
WAS
EXCITED
Opinion
Was
That
Sharkey
Had
Worst
of
Game
and
Opponent
Edged
Out
NtrW
TOHK.
Jan.
14.
Torn
Heeney.
New
Zealand's
hope
la
tfc
heavyweight
"tie
chase,
fought
a
bruising
twelve
round
draw,
with
Jack
Sharkey,
the
V..
Mtors
here
last
night.
hv
rrowtf
hnslthe
Iteeaasaa.
They
wer
heartily
In
belle?
That
Qie
New
Walander
had
bean
edged
4tt
ef
the
IDt
decision.
BflClHVH.
If
snrthlnt
;MIUf
.
It
was
a
m
mor
victory
for
Heeney
who
led
the
fighting
all
the
way.
GRAIN
STEAMER
HOLMPARKAWAY
Sailed
Early
Yesterday
Morning
With
Full
Cargo
for
U.K.
Levenpool
Now
Loading
With
a
cargo
of
J07J53
bushel
or
S.34S
tons,
the
British
freighter
Holm-park
sailed
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
for
-the
United
Kingdom.
The
eleventh
vessel
of
the
season,
the
British
freighter
Levenpool,
Is
now
loading
a
full
cargo
tor
the
Valted
Kingdom
or
continent
and
should
gat
away
by
Tuesday.
The
.movement
of
wheat
to
Prince
r.urrert
from
the
p
retries
Is
picking
up
considerably.
One
hundred
ears
have
arrived
during
the
peat
M
hours
and
.125
are
on
the
division
today.
SEND
BODY
OF
NELSON
HOME
Dark
Strangler
Returns
Over
Route
Strewn
With
Misery
of
Ills
Causing
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
14
Back
over
the
long
trail
whloh
the
police
of
two
countries
believe
he
as
the
"Dark
Strangler"
left
strewn
with
death
and
misery,
the
body
c
tarts
Nelson,
who
was
hanged
here
yesterday
tor
murder,
was
today
forwarded
to
his
native
state
of
California
far
burial
in
San
Francisco,
the
home
of
bis
relatives).
Engraved
on
Nelson's
Osakaewas
his
real
name.
Barle
J.
Parrel!.
LONE
BANDIT
TOOK
JEWELS
Knocked
Out
Diamond
Broker
and
Handcuffed
Attorneys
Before
Rifling
Safe
SBATTUe.
Jan
14
-A
lone
bespectacled
bandit
lant
night
knocked
Emll
I
Mayer'
tn
the
L
C
Smith
Building.
!
with
the
butt
of
hi
pistol,
handcuffed
I
two
attorney.-.
In
the
office
adjoining
j
Mayer
In
the
L.
C.
Smith
Building,
l
looted
the
broker's
saie
o
Jewela
vsl-,
ut-d
at
47.000
and
escaped.