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BOSTON
CROWDS
FIGHT
70
SEE
FRENCH
CANADIANS
PLAY
Railway
Incorporations
for
Railways
Out
of
the
Peace
Are
One
i
Very
Pretentious
Proposal
Stewart
on
OTTAWA,
January
18.
-Rills
will
be
presented
to
Parliament
,
k;
i
n
authority
to
incorporate
the
"Albertu,
Peace
River
and
im
Railway"
and
the
Peace
and
MacKenzie
District
Railway,"
l
permission
to
build
an
extension
of
the
Edmonton,
Dunvegan
(l
i;
(
Railway.
I'lu-
first
named
railw.iy
i
to
begin
at
Lethbridge
and
run
via
m
:.'.!.
Calgary,
Lacombe,
Kdmonton,
Grand
Rapids,
Monkman
.
..nd
Aleza
Lake.
Then-
will
be
a
fork
at
Grand
Rapids,
the
i
to
run
to
Pouce
Coupe
by
Hudson
Mope
and
Pine
Pass
to
FRUIT
GROWERS
BETTER
MARKET
?
honinil
Att
U
Along
Might
Li
new
Sa
Speaker
at
Convention
in
Kelowna
V
AsSiH
1ATJON
JsTHONGEH
4-
!
l5rnarUanting
of
Price
Mean
of
lo-operalion
With
Consumer
That
Is
New
:'.-NA.
Jail
18--Canadlan
mai-i
.mdlan
fruit
have
beefi
re-ii
pWu
extent
than
ever
!
1.
Burrow,
secre.sry
ol
the
Horticultural
Council,
told
..i
meeting
of
the
BC
Fruit
4
s.oclatlon
which
opened
here
4-
'
d,,
.
.
1
'
uvention
wsa
Informed
that
n-'.i.iM-rihlp
now
mood
at
2178
and
i
'
Japan
berry
(rower
had
!:
Kned
toe
organisation
with
UM
Market
Control
Act.
'"
'
Thomas
Abrtel
of
Nskusp
"i
Ws
are
working
along
line
rr
a
vast
Improvement
over
old
'
"
'
Broadcasting
of
price.
.
:
,iri-,red,
will
be
the
mean
of
-J.
'
i-s
it
bond
of
eo
-operation
between
i
nd
oooaumer
that
ha
never
i
f
i
uiy
existed
In
any
part
of
the
A
1
1
I
president
suggested
that
edver-to
'
be
affective.
mut
be
con-"
Oeneraily
speaktug
the
first
.
ii
.ih
marketing
legislation
waa
won-
successful.
.
lostaTrplane
found
north
Hiiilit
Commander
Norrls
Return
After
lleinfc
Missing
Many
Days
W1NMPBO,
Jan
1S.A
Wlnnipef
'
'-
Pre
despatch
says
aearcheni
have
'
"id
the
bl-plan
of
Flight
Offloer
1
'rii-e
mlaalni
from
Hudson
Bay
"
since
January
II
but
no
trace
"'
11
airmen.
It
la
thought
probable
in
nmy
have
found
shelter.
'J1TA.WA,
Jan.
M.
Flight
Comnuui-'
luwrence,
who
was
reported
mlae-'k
"i
Hudson
Bay
air
base,
returned
''''
today.
PIRATE
ATTACK
ON
A
REAMER
llrllisth
Mate
on
Chinese
Vessel
Killed
and
Others
Wounded
In
Fight
J-ONDON.
Jan.
H.-A
despatch
to
the
wimminster
Oaastte
says
pirate
t-
'
"
c
ked
the
Chinese
steamer
Sanham
Hoi.
"i'id
from
Hong
Kong
to
Hong
Moan.
The
crew
resisted
and
the
British
mate.
Rii
Oonway.
was
killed.
All
other
ti'ropean
aboard
were
wounded
except
t-Hptttin
Parks
and
the
Portuguese
chief
'
I'Kineer
Two
Indians
were
killed
sad
''"
wmmded.
'''I"1
plrnliw
ried
when
a
British
gun-
'l'l'i-
'a-
ii-
d.
Applied
For
and
Proposes
Ilranch
Line
to
Portland
Canal
'
lVfOIUDKATION
TODAY
or
i:ifiia
nnii'Axv
for
riiiM-e
iutmct
Sydney-
J.
Hunter,
acting
trust'
e
lor
the
lie
concern,
was
advised
tcday
by
the
registrar
of
Joint
ttjckr
corapanlss
In
Vlc-
ton
ol
the
incorporation
of
the
International
Shippers
Ltd.
with
cap't-liy-tlon
of
880,000
and
head
office
in
Prince
Rupert
which
concern
ganlzed
primarily,
of
opening
up
large
between
this
pert
and
the
Orient
Incorporator
af
the
concern,
appearing
on
appllea-
t:on
form
for
the
charter,
are
J
men
c
Lang
ley
of
Ketchikan.
prime
morir
In
Its
organtacaUon:
R
J
Hunter.
D
MeD
Hunter.
M.
M
Stephens
and
P.
W
Ander-
n
M.P.
IS
NOW
FULL
FLEDGED
STUDENT
ATUW
IN
CITY
I.
Heady
f
leave
on
Saturday
te
AtletMl
Measlen
4
raHlasnent
UMch
tiprn
Mwrlly
m
J.
C
Brady.
MP
for
Skeena.
wUl
leave
on
Saturday
morning'
train
for
Ottawa
where
he
will
attend
the
ass-Islon
of
Parliament
which
Is
to
open
hortly.
Mr
Brady
hs
recently
joined
the
staff
of
tbe
W.
I.
Fisher
lsw
office
here,
having
been
articled
as
a
tuden-at-law
and
duly
accredited
dark.
MAN
CONFESSES
TO
SETTING
FIRES
IN
WASHINGTON
CITY
WASHINGTON,
Jan
U.
John
J.
Fisher
confessed
to
the
police
last
night
that
he
set
two
of
the
series
of
flrts
which
raged
throughout
the
capi
ta!
earlier
In
the
dy
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid
Aked
Wheat
1.481
1
60
1.50
B.C.
Silver
.40
V,
But
Missouri
Coast
Copper
M-OO
.27
Cork
rovlnce
Dun
well
.33
3
23
3
30
Oeorge
Copper
.05
06
Olarler
13
U'i
Gladstone
Ooldconda
.91
'i
93
Independence
144
.15
L.
and
I
14'-,
.18
LesdsmK
h
.08
.07
Lucky
Jim
.37'.,
.39
Marmot
Mi-il'
.18'
.1844
2.41
244
Premier
41
.43
Porter
Idaho
.22
Richmond
.08
09
Stlvercreat
iSllvemmlth
as
2
'Sunloch
aoo
2.06
4.60
Torlc
a.io
3
30
Whitewater
I
PHssenuers
filing
last
night
on
the
Oamosun
for
the
south
Included
A
J.
I
Hunter.
C
Horner,
J.
A.
Co.
B.
C.
Dsgg.
Mi
W
Hsrrlson,
Mrs
Jamea
I
Co.
ml
-ui.l
Mr-.
Robertson'.
Northern
and
DOWN
THE
PIPESTONE
RIVER
and
face
to
fact-
with
Victoria
Glacier
in
Rocky
Mountains
National
Park.
Already
those
who
love
winter
aborts
are
gathering
for
the
great
winter
carnival
to
be
held
there
in
February
BYNG
MADE
AMOUNT
Honor
Held
up
Hecause
of
lie-fual
to
Pay
Fees
on
R-elV
....
.
.Jns'lf
LILMKIS.
Jn.
18.
Tlie
official
Bassets
Sliidsunet
iwt
the
Ring
has
saadc
iisreei
I))Hg
of
Vlaay.
for-aser
Ueaernee
fttaeral
af
Canada,
a
vtsrenat.
Hng
nrrtveej
the
hmr
In
his
SMh
year
after
an
art
Me
migttary
career
uhlrh
ended
at
tbe
ee-
at
the
war.
Ing
ivrelted
tbe
title
m
Oetwawr
IS.
llrtX.
1t
declined
te
pay
the
fees
Involved.
I
be
benor
being
heM
up
la
raeienee.
The
fees
lwe
mm
Ireen
reewltle!.
!etl
llyag
eaaealneil
thai
roln-FHt
'
.
mltcla
had
piild
na-thlMf
In
run
Meet
bn
with
(he
honar.
The
fee
ltil
been
remitted
Ih
the
rases
f
llslg.
JHMeMP.
Iteatty.
AUen-bjr.
llalfeHr
and
Anqallh.
XlsrcHinl
llyng
l
III
at
prrent
with
infldenM.
NEW
OFFICERS
'
ARE
ELECTED
HtKird
of
Trade
!ast
Night
Chtmc
Col.
J.
W.
Nlcholls
Active
Head
for
lenr
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
board
of
trade
last
night,
whleh
took
the
form
of
a
dinner,
Lieut
-C
1.
J.
W
Nlchollt
was
ohosen
president
of
the
board
of
trade
tor
the
coming
year
and
MUtejst
Oonxales.
vlce-prendeut.
J.
H.
Pills-bury
ws
nominated
for
vice-president
but
withdrew
h!a
nsme.
The
full
Hat
of
officers
follows:
Han.
President-
J
C.
Brady.
MJ.
President
J.
W
Nlcholls.
Vlie-I'rcHldcnt
Milton
Oonssles.
Secretary
A.
Brooksbank.
Council
O.
W
Nlckeraon.
W.
O.
Ful
ton.
P.
O
Oswson,
Olof
Hanson.
J.
H.
Plllabury.
W.
H.
Tobey.
C.
H.
Orme.
C
C
Mill.
Theo.
Collsrt.
M
V.
McOaffery.
Max
Ilellbroncr.
B.
J.
Melllah,
Thomas
MoClymont,
a.
A.
McMillan
and
C.
V.
Kvltt.
THIRTYPASSENGERS
MORE
OR
LESS
HURT
IN
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
LKTHBRIDOK.
Jan.
It
'rM
sengers
were'
more
or
tees
t
tnnirM
m
uri.T....
v-w
k-T-s"
ger
coaches
.
of
IK.
tK,
bu,ltMU
.,.
golng
thrwugh
It.
u.
He
tmlnn.artWM(rsa,!
ntth,
dL.
uT
n
'CT
oulldU,
suites
to
met
the
Increasing
USrrJSf
""Itrade.
No
.f-mpeeMRg
farmer
would
WU.M
tamm
......
while
others
suffered
from
cuts,
bruises
and
shock.
r.tiniKIt
AMALtlAMATR
DAUPHIN.
Jan
18
The
United
Parmera
nf
Cnnuda.
Manitoba
section,
last
night
approved
the
resolution
to
amalgamate
with
the
United
Parmer
uf
M.UiiU'U.1
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
1,UPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY
18,
1028
4
British
Government
Will
Reduce
Its
Shipbuilding
Program
Very
Considefably
INDON.TKHray
18.
Tt
(?oTnrment
announced
thait
it
has
ckcided
to
go
still
further
in
Its
policy
of
naval
disarmament.
First
Lord
of
the
Admiraltv
Dridgeman
announced
that
it
had
been
decided
to
ahandnr
all
the
10,000
ton
vesMls
for
the
present
and
to
abandon
the
8,000
ton
vessels
which
it
had
been
proposed
to
build
thi
year.
Only
three
of
the
latter
class
had
been
laid
down
instead
of
four.
Board
of
Trade
is
Number
of
Improvements
in
City
and
Backs
Member
in
His
Demands
The
board
of
trade
at
its
meeting
last
night
decided
to
ask
the
Federal
Government
for
a
new
post
office,
for
settlement
of
the
proper
accommodation
for
the
fishing
fleet,
for
a
better
steamship
service
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
at
lower
rates,
for
a
daily
mail
service,
for
a
direction
finding
station
here
for
ships
and
that
the
minister
of
marine
take
up
with
Lloyds
the
matter
of
insurance
rates
in
Hecate
Straits
for
ocean-going
vessels.
The
matters
wsre
suggested
by
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
who
said
he
was
going
to
Ottawa
aooa
to
attend
the
session
and
asked
for
the
basking
of
the
board
of
trad
In
pre-a
setting
matters
which
needed
attention
.
t
anir
th.
.
u.
Mr.
Braty
mentioned
first
the
floats
for
the
fishing
fleet.
Ingtnawrs'
plana
had
been
drawn
for
Uetm
to
be
built
at
Baal
Cove.
He
had
stwsaatsd
a
copy
of
the
plans
to
a
coeamlttee
of
fisber-
Many
of
them
M
not
like
the
dea
of
going
to
Bcur
Dough
Bay.
whleh
is
the
exact
location.
The
estimated
j
cost
oi
toe
iioai
was
wiawuu.
ne
nan
been
In
conununlcatlea
with
the
engineer
and
had
wri'.tcn
.explaining
the
condition.
This
matter
had
remained
In
abeyance
too
long
already
and
he
asked
the
co-operation
of
the
board
In
this
respect.
In
regard
to
a
better
steamship
er-v'ro
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Ltlunds
he
had
received
a
petition
containing
sou
signatures
from
Ciraham
.
taland
aud
he
reminded
them
that
Oraham
and
Moresby
Islands
were
ss
big,
as
two
of
the
Maritime.
Tbe
pasatQgar
rates
were
high
and
the
service
poor.
NKW
I'OHT
OKMCK
The
need
of
a
federal
post
office
here
was
emphaalred
The
office
here
was
I
the
fifth
largest
in
the
province
In
the
amount
of
revenue
produced.
There
was
a
oaaibtllty
of
the
liaaa
beans
re-
'
nd
let
now
lor
aaoShaT
fire
years
!Wr1
the
bonding
wa
iM
asiaausti
for
use
the
present
building.
In
regard
to
the
dally
mall
service
he
felt
thst
this
matter
should
be
gone
Into
ss
it
wa
essentia!
to
progress.
He
believed
the
Pence
River
railway
would
come
out
mitlxim
torlly.
The
Peace
was
a
great
question
aud
the
present
was
the
paycholotclcnl
time
to
fight
for
It
I
He
tllrt
ni
Uiink
the
Dumllilon
wouln
Asking
for
a
thought
the
route
for
the
western
outlet
should
be
chosen
by
competent
engineers.
Later
the
matter
of
endorsing
the
proposals
msde
by
Hr.
Brady
was
brought
up
by
O.
W.
Nlckeraon
who
aakad
La
have
added
to
them
the
In-
,l..1.,lon
of
H
,,1r,ct,on
ftaM,llfc
.t,tloll
,nd
thc
uklug
up
by
tb
Dnmlnlon
with
Uoyds
of
the
matter
of
marine
Insurance
This
was
done
and
arrangements
made
for
presenting
the
proposals
li
proper
form.
FOUR
CONTEST
ENGLISH
SEAT
LONDON.
Jan.
18
Four
aiJiyrtsi
were
officially
nominated
fosv
-vorsham
seat
recently
mad
vacant
through
the
death
of
Col.
Sir
Oranville
Whoeler.
Conservative.
The
candidates
.-.
John
Dunn,
Liberal.
A.
Msitiand.
Conservative,
Msjor
Leigh
Am
an.
Labor,
A.
B.
HaUwood.
lud.
Conservative.
VIC
FOLEY
IS'GIVEN
DECISI0N0YER
KLICK
SXATTLB.
Jan.
U.-Vic
l"olay.
the
Vuiicouver
featherweight,
won
a
six
round
decision
over
Frank!
tUIck
at
3n
Fiiinrlsoo
last
night
Jsmes
Lamb,
mmnager
ol
Casalcr
Cannery
sailed
lat
evening
on
?!
i:amo-
iin
for
Vancuuvcr.
Many
Police
Required
I
Handle
Milling
Crowd
Buying
Hockey
Tickets
i
!
Great
Demand
For
Standing
Room
to
Watch
Flying
-Frenchmen
in
!
Action
on
Ice
at
Itaeton
Last
Night
P.OSTON,
January
18.
With
the
game
advertised
as
a
"sell
out"
fur
more
than
a
week,
4
patrolmen
and
two
mounted
officers
were
required
to
handle
the
milling
applicants
for
2,000
standing
room
tickets
to
see
the
senxv.ional
Canadiens
play
here
last
night.
The
flying
Frenchmen
won
with
speed
and
machine-like
tactics,
Gagne
and
Morenz
scoring
in
the
first
period
and
Morenx
in
the
second.
Connors
got
Button's
only
goal.
The
Canadiens
now
lead
the
international
section
by
seven
and
and
a
half
games.
Montreal
Maroons
and
Toronto
are
tied
for
sec-ud
pla?e
with
Ottawa
one
point
be-s
hind
L3t
night
Toronto
won
tbe
third
straight
game
defeating
the
New
York
Rengrera
In
last
period
rally
getting
two
goal.
Montreal
Maroons
and
Ottawa
Sena-t
rs
staged
another
of
their
seventy
minute
co-decision
contests.
Scares
last
evening
were
Ottawa
1.
Montreal
Maroons
1.
Cau&dien
3.
Bostin
1.
Toronto
2,
New
York
Ranger
1.
1KX
YKAttH
tllVfkN
Sl'IES
IN
ENOLAXIl
'
".trTiNtt
rtw
HtMA
LONDON.
Jan.
18.
Oeorgei
Hanson,
a
Oenrum.
and
WUfrtd
Francis
McCartney,
an
Irish
American,
charged
with
espionage
on
behalf
of
Russia,
were
found
guilty
today
and
sentenced
to
ten
yewrs
penal
servitude.
EXPLOSION
IN
BLAST
FUIMCEATSOOj
Cltlr
on
llllliee'
Mle
of
Ithrr
shaken
and
NiiHilier
f
IVaratnet)
Mtakm
lU.lly
SATJLT
STI.
MARIE.
Jan.
18.
The
explosion
of
a
blast
furnace
In
the
pla.it
of
!hi
Algoma
Steel
Corporation
cj'.'-.j.
injury
to
twelve
workmen
and
ihook
the
cities
on
either
side
of
the
river
breaking
the
windows.
The
amount
of
damage
has
not
been
estimated.
Tbe
iorce
of
the
blast
flattened
several
nearby
frame
structures
and
caused
minor
damage
over
a
wide
sies.
SAULT
SJTX.
MAJUK.
Jan
IS-
i
Later
i
-
John
Hill
died
from
Injurlft
received
In
the
explosion.
The
damage
amounts
to
14.000.
KETCHIKAN
CABLE
IS
CUT
BY
SHIP'S
ANCHOR
KXTCHIKAN.
Jan.
18.
The
only
communication
with
the
outside
today
l
by
wireless
owing
to
the
anchor
of
the
Alameda
breaking
the
SeatUc-Kstch:-kan
cable.
BODY
OFCAPTAIN"
OF
NOBLE
IS
FOUND
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18.
The
body
of
Capt.
W.
L.
Kerr
of
the
wrecked
schooner
Noble
was
located
Tuesday
wedged
under
the
hull
of
the
vessel.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Clear,
calm;
temperature.
87.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm.
temp.
80.
Stewart.
-Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
82.
Anyox-
Partly
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
SS.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
SS.
Alyanah.
Partly
cloudy,
caiiu.
Ump.
Jl.
Rosewood
-Cloudy
.
calm.
temp.
18.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
87.
Haaelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
IS.
Souther
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
tb.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
12.
George
D.
Tlte
sailed
by
tlie
Cmnosun
last
night
on
s
combined
busi.iess
and
i.iessure
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNT
iN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
IS
SURVIVED
BY
LARGE
FAMILY
Wife
of
Mind
Cigar
Storekeeper
and
Halibut
lloat
Owner
Was
Native
of
Metlaktla
The
death
occurred
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenaral
Hospital
following
a
llSSBSf
of
Mrs,
Hannah
Anderson,
wife
of
'Oarl
AAoef-
mi.
ugiLirArir
fruit
und
algai
stiire"
tt
sstsgiriif
Seeond
Avenue
and
Seven
th
Street
shd
halibut
boat
owner.
The
late
Mrs.
Anderson.
Who
wss
a
native
of
Metlakaila.
the
daughter
of
the
late
Petar
Rubuisoa
and
Mrs.
Robinson.
Is
survived,
beslwea
bar
mother
and
widower,
by
five
small
children
ss
well
as
s
number
of
brothers
and
sisters
She
wa
thirty-five
years
of
age.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
and
in
terment
wUl
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon.
THREE
VESSELS
CHANGE
HANDS
Canadian-American
Shipping
Co.
MakeK
Purchase
of
Three
Dollar
Ships
VArrcouVBR.
Jan.
18
The
Canadian
American
Shipping
Co..
Ltd.,
anngsinees
the
purchase
of
the
three
steamers
Robert
Dcllsr.
M.
S.
Dollar
and
Esther
Dollar
from
tbe
Dollar
Line
of
San
Francisco
The
vessels
will
be
operated
In
the
United
K
ngdom.
OosvUneotal
and
Oriental
service
of
the
pstrchaaln:
company.
ALBERTAPOOL
NEW
ELEVATOR
Contract
Let
to
Northern
Construction
Company
and
J.
W.
Stewart
calqary
Jan
18.
The
Alberts,
Wheat
Pool
has
awarded
the
contract
to
the
Northern
r
instruction
Company
and
J.
W.
Stewart
of
VaneSMVer
tar
the
Vancouver
terminal
elevate,
tt
la
to
be
in
operation
by
Sopusahsf
1
of
this
yesr.
Tbe
capacity
of
the
new
elevate
is
to
be
2.500.000
bushels.
JUSTICE
HERE
QUICKLY
MET
Murderer
of
Five
Year
Old
Girl
in
Michigan
Sentenced
to
Lire
FLINT.
Michigan.
Jail.
18.
Adolpil
Hotelllng.
confessed
slayer
of
fire
yesr
old
Dorothy
Schneider,
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
murder
today
and
waa
denieuced
to
life
imprisonment.
There
I
no
capital
punlahmtat
ta
Michigan.
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in
The
Dally
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