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Money
Boston
Grill
(
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way
to
buy
the
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i
to
subscribe
by
the
TU0
(-ut
1
15.00
and
your
delivered
to
yur
address
:i,ni!!
Just
figure
out
the
,'.t
u
ydu
for
this
dally
,
lor
twelve
months
I
Will
.
N.
17-
Wberta
Farmers
Favor
Diplomatic
Relations
with
Russian
Soviet
lir
olution
l'astcd
by
Substantial
Majority
Favoring
Iteopcning
of
Diplomatic
delations
With
Republics
i
U.'.AIiY,
January
21
A
demand
on
the
Federal
Government
uj.cn
negotiation
with
Soviet
Russia
with
a
view
to
the
im-
i
i
!i
sumption
of
diplomatic
and
trade
relation)
between
the
un
rii-s,
condemnation
of
the
Dominion
immigration
policy
1
1
1
.
.
t
-iition
of
a
resolution
tailing
upon
the
Dominion
(lovern-n
lake
over
the
railways
itt
present
controlled
by
the
province
,
-
.Hiding
acts
of
the
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
at
the
clos-i
in
of
the
annual
convention
yenterday.
I
hi
resolution
dealing
with
the
recognition
of
Soviet
Russia
-
-
-shd
bK
shelvtd
the
early
stage
of
FIRST
ROUND
SCOTTISH
COP
SOCCER
TODAY
:
a
'
:i
21
The
Unit
round
.
.-'i
Cup
soccer
game
was
.,:,ou
part
of
the
country
.
I
,
:.e
today,
with
the
follow-
Ksiuiliswpt
ported.
.
irifon
lasts
4.
.
i.
4.
Aberdeen
3.
.'
f
erourgh
0.
.
"ii
I.
Leith
a.
ri
3.
OUigow
University
1.
"ithgate
1
Loehgeliy
1.
f
i
k
a.
Arthur.!
o.
.i
0.
lunger
e.
...rk
10.
Claehmannou
0.
s
Johnstone
a
Dykaheaa.
dil
suited
PAYNE
WINNER
CHAMPIONSHIP
Heals
rry
Hodgson
In
Milliard
1
inals
nt
Vancouver
for
Provincial
llonorw
'v
AM
oirvKR,
Jn.
ai.
Cul
Payne.l
the
convention
but
was
revived
on
a
m.ti'n
tj
reconsider
by
O.
Johnson
of
Cu'-gary.
At
the
eloae
of
a
lengthy
bkie
the
resolution
arm
approved
by
a
substantial
majority.
!
i
a.
Buses
o.
Morton
1.
Mldanandale
3
e
Stroller
o;
King'a
Park
S
1
Berwick
Ranger
1.
!)
-nth
ia.
Johnston
0.
'
Queen
of
South
1
.
:
-
o.
Stenhousemuir
S.
o.
Dunfermline
3.
'.'
Inverness
Caledonian
1.
:
M
K)l
a,
Hawtjuatcwart
1.
'
3.
NlthsSel
Wanderer
3
'
Meilianlca
I.
Elgin
City
I.
3.
Dundee
4
Dalbtattt
eur
3
'
i
St
Bernards
1.
M-n.-n
6.
Clyde
1.
Vhletirs
a.
Kilmarnock
3.
'
Mnherwell
3.
i
'
I.
Dundee
United
1.
C'OCKT
AII.N
OllOtV
ON
THEE
IN
IMllA
N.WH
A
LONDON
lBMI.T(ll
-
Either
someone
la
letting
a
fortune
slip
through
bis
fingers,
or
else
the
Bhopal
coriespoodsnt
of
the
Indian
Um
Service
at
an
optimist.
iay
a
London
writer
In
Thf
New
York
Herald
Tribune
rrom
October.
IBI."
flat
ear-respondent
writes,
"the
Stale
of
Bhopal
has
loat.
over
100.000
run
every
yaai1
in
lta
effort
to
enlorce
Prohibition,
and
at
Im:
ha
bad
to
put
a
aop
to
thi
roKtly
nperlment.
It
wa
(ound
that
the
alobva
trees,
which
abound
in
the
slate,
are
up;d
by
those
who
dsatre
al-i-
liotio
drink
"
If
thl
Mohva
tree
la
all
that
la
rlalmrd
for
It.
and
If
It
wUl
function
properly
In
the
American
climate,
the
"plant
a
tree"
movement
aught
to
boom
exceedingly
But
London
hortl-culturlaU
haven't
any
Mohwa
treea
in
tock.
and
aeem
doubtful
of
their
ability
to
get
any.
ENGLISHMAN
WINNER
FAMOUS
ADMIRAL
AMATEUR
RACKETS
AT
MONTREAL
YESTERDAY
MONTREAL.
Jan
af
-England
won
a
signal
victory
over
the
United
State
when
the
vouthtul
star
H
W.
Kemp
Welch,
defeated
the
United
Btatea
champion.
C
C.
Pett.
in
the
Canadian
nnateur
racquet
championship
15-4;
14-12;
15-10
Canada
was
successful
when
A.
B.
Casalla
of
Montresl
defeated
T.
C.
Clarue
of
BoMon
15-10;
18-18:
15-8.
DIES
IN
BRITAIN
'
"".
Eugiiah
Billiard
champion.,
Jan.
ai.
lr
Jofcn
Michael
'
'
Hum
Hodeon
I
iuiI
nloht
In
.
.
.
i
ih.
flwt
.
.
,
.
Idc
RoljicK.
agea
w,
uiu...
"l
for
the
provincial
champion-1
commlded
the
Britten
Medlter-I'
the
right
to
travel
east
to
.
,0,.
.hi
memorable
i
hi.
crown.
The
score
was
.0
,
o(
the
un(UcceMlul
attempt
to
VICTORIA
WINS
HOCKEY
GAME
iieni
r
Amnleur
foniawi
n
Vfc.
t
ia
(Joes
to
Home
Tenm
and
'
the
nnctmver
Mnlch
Tied
VANtouvBR.
Jan.
at.
-The
senior
'""
i
hockey
gam,
puyed
last
night
'
vi.-iuriH
ended
in
a
victory
for
the
"m.
I,.,,,,,
M,lnilt
Vancouver
Towers
v
.i
h.-ore
of
I
to
I
1
'"'
KlIIIIC
at
Vlnraiivir
uiu.
t:
Km.:
cuxrKe
i,
Monarclvs
1.
rnirs;
or
wiiimt.
(orce
the
Dardanelles,
i
o.
VANCOUVEK
BXCHANdB
Big
Missouri
.
Coart
OoPr
Cork
Province
Oeorue
Opper
Olarlstnne
Oolconilu
IndeiM'mlonre
.
Indun
L.
and
L
iLeadsmllh
Lucky
Jim
.
Marmot
Premier
!
Porter
Idaho
.
I
Sllveicrest
Surf
InU't
Sunlocli
Torlc
uuver.
Jan.
ai
Tlte
price
of
.Whitewater
"
"'
to'
ay
was
for
Number
1
i.
Ml)
..
Bid.
Asked-
M
"
54
00
60.00
.39
5
00
15
1.34
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13
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3.10
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V,
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01
4
70
3.00
S00
340
Advertise
to
the
Dally
News
Consolidated
Company.
The
new
organisation
will
be
capitalised
at
a
million
dollars.
The
terms
give
the
Premier
Company
the
option
to
purchase
STOCK
SALES
MAKE
RECORD
So
Much
UuMineaa
Done
at
Vancouver
That
Kxchange
Clutwti
Today
V.X
H
VKR,
Jan.
31.
!e
In
the
Mark
rarluuige
ester
Oa)
totaU
leil
W73.00S.
creating
a
rewird
fee
!
tlie
amount
of
fcn-lne
tranxuird-lleeaaae
f
Ihe
rtih.
tto)
'
aea-alMt
of
I
he
eKrlwnge
ha
been
ran-iWlel
to
altaw
broker
time
In
whleh
to
rieaa
up
the
aernmU
IIihi
of
buMnw,
lllg
StlkMHirl
which
open)
yea-tentay
at
II
Juiniie.l
t
Its
and
I
hen
alumiKxl
to
1"
ul
the
eloae.
DELANEY
WON
FROM
BELGIAN
BOSTON,
Jan.
31.
-
Jack
Delaney
scored
a
technical
knockout
last
night
over
Jaak
Humbeck.
the
Belgian
heavy
weight,
when
the
referee
stopped
the
bcut
,!A
the
sixth
round
to
aave
the
Belgian
rom
furthen
punisluntnt.
NORTHWESTERN
OFFICERS
EXONERATED
FROM
BLAME
SKATTtJC.
Jan.
31
That
the
wreck
of
Northwestern
near
Cape
Mudgc
on
December
11
was
cauaed
by
driving
snow.
Ion
"il
ireacheroua
current.i.
the
dcriMon
of
CBpUiln
Donald
Ames
and
Thamua
Short,
kteamboal
inspec-the
Northwestern,
near
Cape
Mudjtc
on
flier-
were
excKcratcd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ntlNCE
KUPKKT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1928
'SALE
Ot
THE
SIL
VERADO
M
WE
AT
STEWART
TO
MiatawnBM
wiiii.ii.hu
-mmwiii
h
mmm
MtBMaawawa
A
WOltl.D'S
SHIPPINC
RKCOKl)
ban
lieen
made
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
when
within
two
months
it
launched
tun
linri
;uul
live
f
irnt-claK
caiyo
liners
haviii;
a
total
tonnage
of
72,000
tons.
The
la.st
of
these
ships
were
the
Out
he.
-
of
Atholl
for
the
p;t-.seng;r
kit
vice
on
the
Montreal
route
and
the
Beaverbrae.
The
lower
picture
show.-,
the
Duchess
of
Atholl
after
LeiiiK
launched,
and
be
ide
the
real
Duchess
of
Atholl
who
christened
the
ship
bearing
her
name.
Above
and
at
the
ri'ht
are
the
shin
Reaverbrae
just
about
to
slip
into
the
sea
and
Lady
McLaren
Brown
who
christened
it.
With
her
is
seen
Sir
George
McLaren
Brown,
European
general
manager
o
the
C.P.R.
Premier
Gold
Miiies
Ltd.
Will
Buy
Silverado
Mine
at
Stewart
for
Half
a
Million
in
Shares
Shot
by
Police
for
Putting
Hands
in
His
Pocket
When
Told
Raise
Them
as
Robbery
Suspect
VICTORIA,
January
21.
The
Silverado
mine
at
Stewart
has;
MONTREAL,
January
21.
Armand
Robillard,
manager
of
the
been
sold
to
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Company.
Ratifications
will
;
St.
Denis
Street
branch
of
the
Banque
Canadienne
National,
which
be
given
by
the
shareholders
of
the
Silverado
Mines
Ltd.
on
Febru-
j
was
robbed
of
$10,000
Thursday,
was
driving
with
the
police
when
ary
1
at
a
meeting
here.
j
he
pointed
to
two
men
on
the
sidewalk
and
shouted
"There
are
the
Under
the
terms
of
the
tentative
agreement,
it
is
planned
to
j
men."
y
.
form
a
new
company
under
the
suggested
name
of
the
Silverado
;
The
men
held
up
their
hands
on
police
orders
but
one
of
them
named
Yartnui
lowered
his,
putting
his
hand
in
his
pocket.
Constable
Yoldu,
thinking
he
was
pulling
a
ftun,
shot
at
him,
stating
he
intended
to
shoot
at
his
feet
but
the
bullet
entered
the
JWS0.OO0
shares
of
the
million
authorized.
The
pri
:e
to
be
paid
by
the
groin
and
the
man
wan
killed.
company
is
half
a
million
dollars,
the
remaininr
shares
In
the
new
The
companion
of
the
dead
man
was
released,
the
authorities
company
to
pans
to
the
present
holders
of
stock
in
Silverado.
'being
satisfied
that
he
had
no
connection
with
the
crime.
Local
Wireless
Station
is
Making
Long
Dhtance
Records
Communicating
with
Aorangi
By
means
of
its
short
wave
Met,
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
here
hopes
within
the
next
few
days
to
be
the
first
commercial
station
on
this
coast
to
communicate
direct
with
Sydney,
Australia,
a
span
of
some
8,000
miles.
Since
m.s.
Aorangi
left
Vancouver
about
two
weeks
ago
for
the
Antipodes,
Digby
Island
baa
been
in
daily
communication
with
the
vessel
and
last
night
at
o'clock
spoke
her
:t.295
miles
from
Victoria
outbound.
It
ia
hoped
to
keep
in
such
communication
with
the
Aorangi
until
she
reaches
her
destination
at
Sydney.
Local
radio
amateura.
have
frequently
reported
receiving
musical
programs
from
Australia.
COSGRAVE
ARRIVES
IN
NEW
YORK
TODAY
CHICAGO.
Jnn
It.
President
Cos-
CHINESE
CASE
ENDS
ABRUPTLY
grave
of
the
In-.1
nee
Bute,
who
ia
visiting
the
Untud
States
and
Canada.
KAMLOOP8
Jan
31
-The
Mah
Chong
arrived
here
today
sad
was
given
n
,
.
,kJ
MUr.
,teht
ln
connection
i
official
welcome.
Prince
Riipci-;
Part
cloudy,
calm;
1
temperature.
M
Haysport.-Part
oloudy.
light
wind,
tenp.
30.
Port
Simpson
North
wind.
temp.
33.
Anyox.-
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
temp.
33.
Roaawood
'lmidy,
calm.
temp.
33.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
34.
Hareltun
Cloudy,
oalm,
temp
16
9m
It
hers
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
18.
Burns
Luke
Cloudy,
temp.
13.
Tolrjr.ph
C'.l:
?leur,
culm.
:xto.
!
with
the
Market
Act,
ended
abruptly
"
i
when
C.
H.
Dunbar,
counsel
for
the
KATIIKIl
KEPOIIT.
;cM.,.nlitee
of
control,
obtained
Wi
JiuIl'c
ewaii.Hin
an
order
lor
coals
aaalut
Chong
hen
an
Sppskl
e
forced
to
the
ground
for
non-peosecu-
tlon.
SEPPALUEADINr
1
IN
DOG
TEAM
RACE
LAKE
PLACID.
Jan.
81
Leonardo
I'lir-K
MILL
MIT
LKM)
:rn
it
ttiEMtjvr
to
LFtOHTK
TU.IUI1
IMON
ROMB.
Jan.
31.
Reaffirmation
mat
any
attempt
at
resumption
ot
the
"M&lne
Conversation"
with
a
view
to
arranging
a
union
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
and
the
Church
of
England
or
any
similar
effect
would
be
undertaken
without
the
Pope's
consent
or
encouragement.
Is
contained
In
Friday's
Ohservstore.
Romano,
the
official
organ
of
the
Vatican.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i:oi.ikii
i.i;.ttu
t
IIUIxliill
I.
Arsenal
0.
Aston
Villa
3.
Birmingham
3.
Ever
ton
2.
Bolton
3,
Bury
1.
Burnsley
5,
Sheffield
3.
Leicester
4,
Derby
County
0.
Llverpcol
3,
Buudeilaud
6.
Huddersfleld
4.
Tottenham
a.
Mlddlosboru
1.
Cardiff
3.
Newcastle
4
Win-liestr
tJnlteo:
1.
Portsmouth
3.
West
Hani
1.
The
Wednesday
4.
Blackburn
1.
IlitlolOA
II.
Bristol
City
0.
Orlmshy
0.
Chelsea
3,
Fulham
1
Cl
ipton
3,
Blackpool
5.
Hi.ll
Clty,.
Portvale
0
Manchester
City
3.
South
Shield
0.
Notts.
Forest
3.
Leeds
3
,
frreton
North
Kud
5.
Wolverhampton.
4.
Southampton
8.
Notta.
County
1.
Stoke
3,
Oldham
0.
Swansea
3.
Barnsley
0
West
Bromwlch
S.
KratlltiK
3.
Mr
Fred
H
Srephens
arrived
in
tlw
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dam-inn
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Kive
Cent
PREMIER
NEARLY
THREE
HUNDRED
CARS
INTHIS
CITY
Provincial
Government
IleporU
Total
Number
of
HeRutra-tions
in
District
as
410
Local
government
cfflee
report
that.
'during
the
year
1837,
there
wyre
380
I
motor
cara
l'.cenaed
In
the
city
of
'Prince
Rupert
which,
with
137
rejts-j
tratlons
for
the
remainder
of
the
I
electoral
district
makes
a
'otal
of
418
I
car.
Registration
claaclfied
were
as
I
follows:
I
New
Keg
lt
rations
87
1
Free
10
Dominion
Government
2
Substitutional
L:osnsos
3
Renewals
811
418
Other
licenses
lasued
Included:
Dealers
0
Sale
-man'
Licensee
8
ITrallera
S
i
Motor
Cycle
4
jchaffeur
License
308
I
Driver'
Licenses
233
Tranafers
Issued
83
Permit
to
minora
11
PRAYERBOOK
,
ISSUEOXODAY
sy
Many
Agree
With
IJlshop
1
La
men
That
Revised
Version
Oravely
Inadequate
LONDON.
Jan.
21
-
The
newly
revised
Church
cf
England
prayer
book
made
public
lust
night
makes
It
clear
that
the
consecrated
bread
and
wltte
aet
apart
for
the
communion
of
the
sick
la
to
be
for
uo
other
purpose.
The
majority
of
the
opponents
of
the
present
revlalon
indorse
the
views
of
Bishop
Barnes
of
Birmingham
that
the
book
Is
gravely
inadequate.
GROWERS
FAVOR
MARKETING
ACT
VANCOUVER
Jan
31
"While
certain
recommendations
doubttaes
will
be
received
from
the
fruit
grower
relative
to
amendments
to
the
Market
Control
Act.
these
will
not
affect
the
general
principle
underlying
the
legislation."
Hon.
B.
D.
Barrow
said
today.
"At
least
30
per
cent
of
the
growers
In
British
Columbia
are
In
favor
ot
the
act."
he
eald.
:THREE
CRUSHED
BOILER
SHOP
MONTREAL.
Jan.
31.
Three
men
were
crushed
to
death
In
the
Canadian
Vlckers'
boiler
shop
when
a
steel
beam
atn-.c
v
;
of
the
large
circular
platea
and
sent
It
against
others
Jamming
them
together.
Robert
Thornton.
Arthur
Taylor
and
Robert
Shields
were
crushed
almost
to
pulp.
ENGLANDlNS
IN
RUGBY
GAME
i
-
I
SWA'.-HEA
Jan.
31.
Tii
interna
-'
llonal
coaicst
played
here
today
under
'Rugby
Union
rules
between
teams
r-I
preeeutiiuj
England
and
Wales
retulted
in
a
win
tor
England,
afk
a
erase
struggle
for
supremacy,
the
snore
being
,
ten
points
to
eight.
TENDLER
BEATEN
BY
NEBMSCA
WILDCAT
NEW
YORK.
Jh
31-
Ace
IlUdklrvs,
the
Neinka
wiicii'Ht.
won
a
mauUng
ten
ruuncl
bout
from
Lew
Tendler,
the
Sr;:pnla
of
Nome
wltft
his
dOi(
team
city
on
tbo
Cardenu
la.t
niglu
from
PluUdelphta
veteran,
bar
last
night,
mi'dc
the
best
tune
on
the
first
day
in
Seattle
to
join
her
husband
and
son
Trr.dler
lasted
the
two
last
rounds
with
he
t.'-li
'1I
derby
Sere.
1
1
:n.
'dutuult;'.
,
.