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you
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I
XX.,
No.
8.
KING
GEOR
mi
wo
au
jonns,
iNewiouna-land.
WICHITA,
Knn
.
Jan.
10.
(
olonel
Arthur
Goebel.
winner
ihe
!4a
Honolulu
flight,
ha
an
.unced
that
he
will
attempt
vrld
non-stop
fright
as
soi
a
i
'
essary
preparation
have
!
i!
-..lit.
mtMf
Augu-t
o
plember.
-4Th
United
S
at.
i.rmy
airplane
Question
M
l
oved
thai
each
a
flight
was
i
siblc,"
he
TEX
RICKARD
LAID
TO
REST
Burial
Yesterday
Followed
Im-preasttc
Service
at
Madison
Square
Garden
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
10:
-Tex
UickaiH
was
larM
yesterday
after
funeral
services
in
crepe-draped
Madison
Square
Garden
which
he
laaYea
behind
aa
a
monument
to
kia
vision
and
foresight
The
atnricea
were
brief
and
aimple
and
the
body
waa
interred
In
a
eeeaessry
where
a
former
wife
and
ehiM
rati.
Pallbearer
were:
John
H.
Chapman,
Jhefc
Deatpety,
R.
F.
Hoyt.
W.
F.
Oarer.
Oesooel
Mam
prominent
K'h
passed
away
last
night.
He
m
the
pro
vine
Known.
Bellying
Film
Director:
it
you
registering
joy
fort"
TEX
RK'KARD
e
Famous
prompt.
r
of
.sport
who
was
buried
yesterday.
ONLY
ILLUMINATED
OVERHEAD
SIGNS
TO-BE
ALLOWED
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
Jan.
10.
No
signs
will
be
allowed
to
overhang
the
city
sidewalks
except
those
that
are
illuminated,
if
a
bylaw
to
be
monif
Maialtew
Wreak.
Janes
L.
iMiiimd
her
should
oass.
Vic-
Bush,
Harvey
Gibson,
John
Ring-
toria
u
p
opoainf.tpi
Me
theM
1
.
.
mmm
m.
a
m
a
M
e
til
i
Is
A
ling,
waiter
nmm,
J.
A.
raney,
tuItom
of
most
oessi
enies.
Wm.
Muldoesx,
Q.
K.
Browser,
Walter
CamB.
J
KUpatrkk,
Sid-
my
H.
Kent,
D.
W.
IMIworth,
J.
Ernest
Richards.
J
.W.
IMllon
NEW
BISHOP
OF
YORK
and
Sheldon
Fairbanks.
YORK.
England,
aJn.
10:
Ilia
i
Grace,
the
Most
Reverend
Dr.
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
10:
William
Temple,
was
consecrated
liam
Henry
Barker,
aged
75.
a
.
today
as
Archbishop
of
York
sue-
.
i
m.
""""
"I
told
you
to
LONDON.
Jan.
10.
It
is
authoritatively
rtated
at
Buckingham
Palace
that
the
King
passed
a
fair
night
and
there
was
no
change
in
his
condition.
There
was
gratification
at
both
the
palace
and
general
today
that
physicians
had
been
able
last
night
to
report
a
slight
gain
in
s.rengUi.
.
pers.xtance
of
extreme
weaVne
continued
to
iic
t'le
main
hindrance
to
recover)',
this
gain
was
welcomed
everywhere.
Tnere
was
a
growing
confidence
that
the
Kings
recupcr-ativ
powers
had
not
been
misjudged.
Improvement
is
ex-tremtly
slow,
but
not
slower
than
wis
anticipated.
Tonight's
bulletin
said:
"The
King
has
had
a
quiet
day.
There
is
no
change
to
report
in
Hi
Majesty's
"
MISSIONARIES
OF
CANADA
HONORED
Certificates
of
Merit
and
Vase
For
Distinguished
Se'rvfrea
Presented
by
Jap
Government
i
TORONTO.
Jan.
10:
Three
mi
ionaries
of
the
United
f'hurch
of
Canada
were
presented
with
"certificates
of
merit
and
vanes
for
distinguished
service'
by
the
Imperial
Japanese
government
in
connection
with
the
recent
coronation
of
the
Emperor,
;
FAST
TIME
IN
LOADING-SHIP
Stcamef
Gracefield
to
Sail
Tomorrow
With
Grain
Cargo:
Hind-pool
Comjng
Friday
and
Adra
Sunday
-TllRrltiBh
steamer
Grate
f
Me.
Prince
Rupert's
fifth
grain
ship
of
the
Reason,
which
reached
port
about
1
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
old
country,
being
already
Uned
and
not
requiring
to
be
laminated,
immediately
went
on
berth
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
elevator
and
at
S
o'clock
PRINCE
RjUPERT
Northern
and
Central
Britisli
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
PRINCE
RITEUT,
R.
C,
TIIL'EpA
Y.
JANUARY
10,
1929
.1
!
lit
I!:v
Party
in
!h;
1
M
p..
Nerd,
Paris
liiiuibay
Mu'
DoTiulrt,
.
L
a
.-'
"i
the
Labor
Kriih
Ho!;se
nf
C':rr:nor...
and
Mr.
Arthur
Green-left)
are
here
seen
on
their
arrival
at
the
Gare
tiu
to
conduct
a
series
1
1
vt:rei
rn
the
subject
of
the
Brit
sh
Labor
Party
foreign
an
I
international
policy.
Salvation
Aimy
Chief
is
(o
be
Asked
in
TAffeclionale
Terms,,r
:.
To
Quit
Because
of
His
Health
SUNBURY-ON-THAMES,
England,
January
10.
The
high
council
of
the
Salvation
Army
adjourned
today
until
Saturday
to
give
seven
members
appointed
to
wait
on
General
Bramwell
Booth
with
a
resolution
suggesting
his
retirement
an
opportunity
to
visit
him
at
his
home.
The
council
decided
to
send
a
letter
couched
in
affectionate
terms
to
the
general,
conveying
a
resolution
asking
him
to
retire
because
of
the
condition
of
his
health.
At
the
saraetimeit
was
made
clear
that,
in
retirement,
hd
MrouJd
retain
tihe
title
of
"general"
and
continue
to
enjoy
the
honors
and
dignities
attached
to
it.
Wore
British
Settlers
and
Fewer
from
Central
and
Eastern
Europe
to
be
Brought
to
Canada
in
1929
TORONTO,
Jan.
10.
The
Globe
this
morning
has
the
rAtl
Bl
r
m.f
ItMIM
Im4a
4Va
Aaaaa&)
.
m
1
r
lit
1
x
1
I
in
salmon
fisher-
ceeding
Dr.
Cosmo
Lang
wno
nas
p
-
.,.....,
m
-
loiiowing
uispatcn
rrom
Montreal:
"important
cnanges
at
his
reaidence
been
elevated
to
the
Archoisnop-
k,"r:"T
"
and
reforms
are
Uking
place
in
the
Canadian
immigra-!
was
an
old
timer
ship
of
Canterbury.
Dr.
lempie
'
w
""-I
'I
.V.
Hon
nnlirv
This
waa
nv
dpnt
todav
when.it
was
learned
.
.n.t-
w..
fnrfMrlv
BUhoD
of
MancheS-
V
tumpifm
.u
...r
I'""
'
-
A
t,
t
,
.
r-
)w1ii
Mii
durnir
the
day
with
a
nere
mat
botfi
tne
railways.
u.XN
.u.
ana
.r.ii.,
nave,
HED
NOTHING
HACK
on
December
4.
making
the
pas-!
"Your
failure
In
huaincHB
docs
sage
in
85
days
which
usually
!
not
seem
to
give
u
any
worry."
takes
forty.
Good
weather
feat-,
"No;
that's
one
of
the
things
I
i
iseSiter
sorrow!
What
Ured
the
voyage
which
was
un-,
turned
over
to
m
creditors.
The
Humroist.
eventfeL
Answers.
ALIENISTS
FIND
4
NORTIICOTT
SANE
RIVERSIDE,
Cel..
Jan.
10.
-
Gordon
Stewart
Northcott,
charged
;w.'th
the
murder
of
several
young
boys-
en
his
chicken
ranch
near
here,
is
sane
and
is
but
"malingering
or
feigning
a
form
of
insan-
ity"
according
to
a
written
report
wh'ch
was
submitted
today
by
a
special
conuals
sion
of
alienists
to
Superior
Judire
Freeman.
KETCHIKAN
IS
i
NOT
TO
HAVE
,
FISH
BUILDING
President
Filft
to
Sign
BfH
which
Was
Passed
by
'
Congretw
Provifftnjr
For
it
i
a
KflTCHlKANV
Jan.
10:
The
$5,000
federal
fish
laboratett
which
Daa
-Sutherland,
delegate
SENATOR
ROSS,
HALIFAX,
DIES
Was
Conservative
Leader
In
Bed
Chamber
for
Past
Two
Years;
74
Years
Old
GUELPB,
Jan.
10.
Senator
illiam
Ross
of
Halifax.
Conserv
ative
leader
in
the
seniUr
for
the
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
been
notified
by
the
department
Of
immigration
at
Ot-
W
two
years,
died
today
in
or
ooAtineat.
Weather
ie
favor-
twa
that
the
immigration
of
foreigners
from
central
and
Homewood
Sanitarium,
where
he
able
and
a
anappy
Job
Is
being
Gagt-rn
F.lroIK1
haateon
cut
down
durintrthe
nresent
year
been
a
paUent
for
two
months.
maoe
ox
loaning
me
uraceneia.
r
...
1
,;T
"
.
lie
was
n
years
of
age
and
was
Tk
ttaJtui,
ll.Jluu,
1.
"7
uiiu-iiuru,
(,,,111
..u.ww
iw
a
sea
i
rwnmci
iiuiu
rvrwi
so
expected
to
arrive
in
port
tomor
row
awl,
alao
being
lined,
will
start
loading
at
once.
The
Adra,
also
a
UrHh
ship,
Is
now
expected
to
arrive
on
Sunday.
As
a
result
of
the
loading
of
these
three
vessels,
gra'n
is
starting
to
move
strain
from
the
prairies
to
Prince
Rupert,
and,
within
a
few
days,
the
movement
will
OHM
more
be.
In
full
awing.
The
Oraeefield
came
from
Cardiff,
Wales,
which
port
she
left
reason
given
is
the
condit
on
of
the
labor
ma
ket
in
Oanada.
"Significance,
however,
is
tavhed
to
the
not!
f
ration
by
son
of
the
accompanying
announcement
tht
it
proiosed
to
interest
British
immigration
to
Canada
this
year
to
double
what
it
was
last
year."
born
near
Charlottetown,
of
Scottish
ancest'y.
After
graduating
from
Dalhouaie
University
in
he
was
admitted
to
the
bar
and.
successfully
practising
his
profession
at
Halifax,
where
he
became
one
of
the
leader
of
the
bar.
became
a
K.C.
In
1890.
He
was
identified
with
several
large
business
and
financial
undertakings
in
the
maritime.
In
1M0
he
waa
summoned
to
the
senate
and
was
a
member
of
the
parliamentary
delegation
which,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Empire
Parliamentary
Association,
visited
Great
Britain
and
the
war
area
in
1916.
He
was
a
Presby
,
terian
in
religion.
iJtltr.E
CAIMKET
EpcoJU
qinoer
Tburedavs
and
Saturday!
Danrlnj
every
Saturday
nl(bt
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Mall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
rhoiie
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GE
STEADILY
PROGRESSING
TOWARD
RECOVERY
Prince
Rupert
May
Be
Refuelling
Point
for
Round
World
Flight
Two
NcmStop
Air
Voyages
Are
Proposed
To
Be
Attempted,
One
From
Paris
and
the
Other
From
United
States
PARIS,
Jan.
10.
A
non-stop
round
the
world
flight
with
re-fueling
of
the
plane
in
the
air
is
the
latest
project
of
the
Fokker
aviation
firm.
The
details
have
not
yet
been
v
orked
out,
but
a
flight
from
Paris
to
Paris
wiil
be
the
objective.
Tiie
tentative
route
for
the
proposed
flijrht
is
through
India,
China,
Siberia,
and,
if
the
-northern
route
is
chosen,
across
America,
re-fueling
planes
will
be
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
or
Vancouver.
Win
KING
GAINS
.
IN
STRENGTH
General
Elation
Is
Felt
at
Improvement
1n
Monarch's
.
Condition
BRITISH
LABOR
T
FDER
IN
PARIS
Two
Bandts
Killed
When
Trying
to
Se'ze
$1,500
in
Oifice
pt
Loan
i
Company
At
Seattle
Yesterday
SEATTLE,
Jan.
10.
Two
bandits
were
mortally
v.
o
;nded
in
a
gun
battle
which
ended
an
attempt
to
rob
Barto
&
Company,
a
loan
company,
yesterday.
The
dead
bandits
were
identified
as
Robert
Byrne,
alias
Robert
Burns,
whose
record
included
a
life
sentence
for
participation
m
a
Chicago
robbery,
and
James
Fare,
aged
24,
a
city
fL-eman.
The
shooting
commenced
when
t
he
bandits
entered
the
r
n
mises
and
attempted
to
seize
815,000.
When
Cashier
Dobson
shot
Byrne
the
bullet
passed
through
him
and
hit
President
Barto
in
the
groin.
When
Bryne
fell,
Barto
grabbed
his
pistol
and
shot
Fare.
Both
died
in
the
hospital
later.
SEPARATE
FISH
DEPT.
IS
URGED
OTTAWA,
Jan.
10.
The
crea-t?ori,
of
a
separate
federal
ministry
lefeliehe
ies
will
he
sought-by
a
1
from
the
Chaadian
Fisheries
Asociation
when
it
waita
upon
the
premier
in
the
near
future.
-
TVH
.
Johnson,
puaagrr
of
the
CenatJan
Fish
&
ciiMtorse
Co.
Is1re,fi4
first
vice-president
of
the
to
congress,
aaanteced
would
beftCahadiBn
"Kfsihjbrtes
AeeeeiaUon,
started
here
vm
year,
win
beVahi
is
sefking
a
separate
rain-eiayed
for
af
least
a
year
and
!
ffctry"
of
fishe
i's.
The
Industry
possibly
longer,
it
was
revealed
has
long
advocated
the
complete
nt
a
Commercial
club
luncheon
1
separation
of
the
fisheries,
which
meeting
in
the
Blue
Fox
cafe.
'in
now
inoluded
with
the
marine
In
a
letter
to
Frank
Shelton,
and
fisheries
department
under
secretary
of
the
club,
Mr.
Suther-
the
ministership
of
Hon.
P.
J.
A.
Ir.nd
stated
that
he
had
just
as-
Cardin.
The
recent
appointment
pertained
that,
although
the
bill
of
W.
A.
Found
as
deputy
rain-providing
for
the
laboratory
was
inter
of
fisheries
has
been
accept-passed
by
congress,
it
was
not
'
id
as
the
first
step
in
the
com-
signed
by
President
Coolidge.
The
plete
separation
of
the
depart-
bill
will
be
reintroduced
at
the
ment.
present
session;
of
congress.
Mr.
Sutherland
stated.
When
put
into
operation,
the
fish
laboratory
will
seek
new
methods
of
processing
and
marketing
Alaskan
fish.
i
PROBE
CONCLUDES
OTTAWA,
Jan.
10:
The
conference
in
whih
delegations
from
Washington
and
Ottawa
took
part
to
ascertain
what
could
be
done
to
prevent
liquor
smuggling
from
Canada
into
the
United
State
completed
its
sessions
this
afternoon.
Gl'ARD
TIMBER
i
Hon.
William
Finlayxm,
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
in
the
Ontario
Legislature,
who
is
endeavoring
to
interest
the
people
in
forest
preservation
and
to
introduce
and
apply
a
policy
designated
to
perpetuate
Canada's
supply
f
timber
and
pulpwood.