CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Eerjone
read
th
Cluslfld
Ada.
If
yuu
lone,
advertlM
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
tbe
owner,
whatever
vou
need,
advertlae
.
(JET
TUB
CLASSIFIED
fi.
!
XX.,
No.
9.
M
URDER
Murder
Feared
in
Case
Young
Couple
Missing
on
Vancouver
Island
PORT
HARDY,
Jan.
11.
Fear
that
Leonard
Ddvis,
i
usil
pouch.
This
was
missing
when
the
wrecked
launch
.-iv
murdered,
and
the
launch
in
which
the
couple
left
i'urt
Hardy
on
December
31
was
looted,
has
led
residents
i'.n
t
Hardy
to
request
the
provincial
police
to
probe
m
i
mystery.
According
to
information,
Davis
had
$75
in
a
small
.
i
J
s,
and
Ueraldine
Daroch,
his
19-year-oW
companion,
.
...
t
o
and
ashore
near
Port
Progress.
It
is
also
asserted
y.
i.ss
Daroch'8
sweater
coat
and
one
of
her
shoes
was
Ml
on
the
deck
of
the
launch
and
that
a
number
of
i
s
the
launch
carried
were
missing.
The
dinghy
in
;-h
it
was
believed
the
couple
left
the
launch
has
not
;:
found.
LUMBERMEN
TO
BOOTH
WILL
BE
ME
S00NL.JM-AMER
.'l
of
150
Member
of
Western
It
tail
Awociatlon
Coming
To
City
This
Month
;
r-.y
of
160
member
of
the
ii
Retail
Lumbermen-
A-nti
from
prairie
points,
en
'their
annual
convention
at
uvt-r,
will
visit
Prince
Rup-i
.
this
month.
They
will
ar-ly
special
train
at
4
o'clock
'
.
afternoon
of
January
24
'
hv
east
and
(tail
aouth
at
8
1
thp
next
morning
by
steem-Whilc
here
there
will
be
an
i-.mptu
entertainment
In
their
r
which
will
include
attend-.
at
u
moving
picture
show
and
:
ir
tournament
.
The
visitors
al
mi
pay.
a
visit
to
the
mill
thi
Bik
Bay
Lamber
Co.
and
it.,
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fiah
Id
Storaire
Co.
BIG
MISSOURI
VERY
ACTIVE
(.en
ml
Movement
;on
Vnncouver
Mining
Stock
Market
VANCOUVER,
Jn.
ll.l)i
-M
isHimri
was
a
strong
active
feature
of
the
stock
market
yeeter-iiay.
ifiiining
nine
cents
on
sales
of
!:,(';,(io(i
shares,
several
blocks
of
l".ooo
h.ircK
going
through.
Silverado
climbed
12
cents
and
l;
.
vi
-
McDonald
13
cent.
The
y
neiiil
list
nhowed
strength.
GEORGE
RORIE
READS
PAPER
At
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday,
President
George
Rorio
n
ad
a
comprehensive
and
Instructive
Mper
on
chartered
account-antu
and
accounting,
which
prov-
I
extremely
Interesting.
He
..ld
of
the
early
efforts
of
accounting
over
4000
years
prior
to
the
Oirlstian
era
and
of
its
gradual
growth
and
development
and
giving
Hpiviflc
instances.
fix.
v.-
SUSPECTED
IN
NORTHERN
VANCOUVER
ISD.
CASE
ON
MONDAY
SOUTIIWOLI),
JJn
.
Jan.
11.
An
official
rfstement
Indued
on
behalf
of
General
Ilooth
late
today
aid
that
after
listening
carefully
to
the
deputation
from
the
grand
council
which
has
urged
hU
retirement,
he
announced
he
would
iRlve
his
answer
on
Monday.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Bayview,
5,
5-Ti.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.29,
1.80.
Beaver
Silver,
19'
,
20'.
Big
Missouri.
1.20,
1.30.
Cork
Province,
26,
26.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
60.
Dunwell.
NIL
19.
Duthi
Nil.
76.
George
Copjr,.
MPi
-TI
Georgia
River,
34,
35.
Golconda,
81.
S2.
Grawlv4eweoi,.'
j
V
Independence,
12'4,
.
Inter.
Coal
4
poke.
34,
8
KooUnny
Florence,
WVi,
&
Kootenay
King,
41,,
43.
Ifc
t
L,
7,
8.
Uadsmith,
iVn,
NU.
Ucky
Jim.
24
Vi,
K.
Marmot
Metals,
84.
Marmot
Gold.
,
9.
Mohawk,
8
V
8i.
Morten
Woolsey,
5Vi,
O'i.
National
Silver.
24'i.
26.
Noble
Five
.75,
76.
Pend
Oreille,
11.00.
1125.
Indian,
6
'a.
Nil.
Porter
Idaho.
70,
71.
Premier,
2.25,
2.25.
Rufus
Argenta,
31
V,
32.
Ruth
Hone.
64.
W'
j.
Silver
Crest,
10,
11.
Silverado.
1.16,
1.18.
SnowfIak,
Nil,
85.
Sunlock,
3.50.
8.75.
Termlhua.
18,
14.
Topley
Richfield.
51,
52.
Toric.
2-25.
2.60.
Wt.'llngton,
18,
tlBVfe
U
r,
a
!
Wh'.tewater,
1.36,
1.48.
Woodbine,
014,
7.
Noranda.
selllnir
at
C1.25.
tTherritt
Gorden.
selling
at
0.00,
Fabyon,
4,
6.
Dalhousie.
1.80.
1.85.
Devenlsb.
45.
4G.
Home,
3.39.
3.40.
McLeod.
4.76.
Nil.
Msgland.
3.05,
8.16.
Northern
and
"
"
4
H
SPRING
COMES
PREMATURELY
AT
TERRACE
,
TERRACE,
Jen.
11'.
Signs
of
spring
are
everywhere
ap-
oarent
here.
Robins
are
,
bulbs
are
sprout-
c
budding
and
Msow
and
frost
have
nractieallr
1
disappeared.
At
the
same
time
in
some
gardens
laat
year's
nansies
are
still
in
bloom.
Weather
conditions.
however,
are
not
at
all
fav-
orable
to
the
lodging
Indus-
trv.
and
unless
thfntra'tiirht-
en
up
soon
there
is
bound
to
be
a
depression
in
buei-
'
new
conditions.
cpIwilT
buii
d
ones
I
J
Fifty
Millien
Dollars
to
Re
Spent
In
Bapandin
System
Within
Five
Years
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
11
An
era
of
expansion
InVJUAg
JhjB
construction
of
approximately
1200
miles
of
track
into
virgin
country
in
the
prairie
provinces
at
a
cost
of
not
!est
than
f
60,000,000
is
foreshadowed
r
by
the
application
of
the
Cana-,
dinn
Pacific
for
new
JInet.
This
w
ill
mean
employment
for
many
thousands
of
men
extending
over
a
period
of
five
years,
It
is
understood.
STRUCK
BY
STREET
PAR
IAK
Al
AT
VANfflllVFR
IflnLUUYLll
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
11
Charles
Maker
was
instantly
killed
when
he
was
struck
by
a
street
ear
on
Histings
and
Spring-
er
Streets
at
Burnaby
last
night,
Kings
Condition
is
not
such
as
:
to
Cause
Freedom
from
Anxiety
lor-1
'
.
People
of
Country
as
to
Outcome
LONDON,
Jan.
11.
It
was
authoritatively
stated
this
mprning
that
the
King
had
passed
a
quiet
night
with
no
change
in
his
condition.
The
British
Medical
Journal
in
its
customary
weekly
review
stated
that
taken
as
a
whole
the
brief
bulletins
of
the
past
few
days
have
pointed
to
a
slight
but
not
negligible
improvement
in
the
King's
condition.
The
Journal
states:
"With
the
exception
of
the
body
and
mind
remaining
so
conspicuous
a
feature,
progress
must
be
slow
and
difficult.
All
that
has
been
said
in
previous
reports,
about
great
weak-nesSi
wasting
and
trouble
with
feeding
will
obviously
hold
good
for
some
time
to
come,
therefore
the
position
is
still
by
no
means
free
from
anxiety."
Tonight's
bulletin
says:
"The
King
had
a
restful
day,
There
is
no
change
to
report
in
His
Majesty's
condition."
IMUClV
Olf
ivilRAT
WtfGOUVKR.'
Jan.
ll.-Wheat
wns
quoted
on
the
exchange
to
day
nt
119V4.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
('apt.
James
Pindlay,
arrived
In
port
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
12
mid-'
night
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
wnypolnta.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British.
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
SENT
OF
'
WHEAT
BRISK
One
Ship
Sails
Tomorrow
With
Full
f-
Jlore
Arrive'
To
Load
The
Ilrlt'ah
fttaame
Hinipool,
Prin?e
Ruperfi
atorth
grain
ship
f
the
a
on.
arrived
in
por
frn
he
old
(
oun
ry
at
7
o'clock
this
lotting
and
soon
went
on
berth
:t
t!'H
elevator.
Where
she
i.
now
'ead'rg
v
full
carfo
fo
the
United
'"'"gJom
or
cor.tinent.
It
is
ex-
o-t
d
the
vessel
will
get
.way
ibou'
nund-fy
or
Monday.
T
e
tiamcr
Adra
wa
reported
his
morning
to
be
due
at
Triple
'
I
'o'
v
niwl
nsiy
a
r
ve
some
.time
onight.
She
ik
also
lined
'and
ready
to
comotesce
loading.
T
e
(
raer
0
a-e.'ield,
on
jwhkh
i
good
loalimr
record
wa
made,
aaila
toaiortvw
after
having
been
only
three
4&y
in
port.
She
takei
a
full
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
Twenty
carload,
toe
first
grain
to
come
here
sinoe'thejreccnt
con-jOgggfoj)
at
the
to
no
snips
having
loaded
for
several
weeks,
are
expected
to
arrive
on
Sunday,
and
thereafter,
wheat
will
be
moving
in
steadily
again.
-
i
:
,
From
Mediterranean
:
The'
lilndpeol
is
a
brand
new
boat
of
tbe
ordinary
grain
ship
type
and
stae,
having
been
built
..
i
ii
rij
r....
..
.
.
it
i
fi
j
1-
England
is
hne
and
H.rtpool
eher
port
of
reg
htry.
CaPt
Hew-
ui
in
ner
mmvcr
u
m
x
"rries
a
crew
of
thirty-thremen.'T
Came
hefe
,n
baMt
from
0r.
...
i
t.i.
an.
Alg
eria.
wnicn
pon
sne
ii
"n
uecemoer
a.
It
waa
reported
at
noon
that
the
Adra
is
due
in
port
at
10
o'clock
tonight.
,
i
!
i
'
Slogging
camp
TvriTn
ini
way
Word
received
from
vaneouver
llrrWN
raUnill
All
Am
this
morning
indicated
that
an
un-Ul
1J11U
precented
Mmount
of
business
wa
expected
to
be
done
today
on
the
After
a
brief
.shutdown,
Ed.
'
stock
exchange
in
mining
stocks.
Crawford
has
re-opened
his
log-
This
is
due
largely
to
the
large
glng
camp
near
Shannon
Ray
In
number
of
outside
orders
which
nefather
of
Cowichan
Lake
was
for
the
past
21
years
has
resided
Masaett
Inlet.
About
25
men
are
deluged
the
market
.
Big
Mteouri
killed
and
three
others
injured
in
B.C.
The
funeral
arrange-employed
which
their
crashed
into
a
nient!
are
in
the
hands
of
the
and
the
logs
are
shipped
was
one
of
the
stocks
on
when
car
to
southern
points
as
well
as
to
the
coast
paper
mill.
11,
1923
I
:i
The
U.S.
Army
airplane
"Question
Mark"
which
flew
for
six
aiffbts
and
almast
seven
days
i
l
ty
Vftti!
finrlly
forted
by
engine
Uewbll-telgd.
The
nefo
was
taA
whthe
plane
mva
being
prepared
for
the
big
flight
on
Ne
Year
s
pay
at
San
Diego.
..,,..
MANY
MORE
VQTERS
ARE
QUALIFIED
NOW
A
total
of
2S36
persons
annual
civic
cm-uuu
nv.
-
ni
with
a
Qf
name(
m
...
n.,u.
,...
lie?
i
mm
vniii
ihiw
Mwm-
-
'"J
ber
of
the
new
voters
art
uiu
lu
navr
ucbii
ici.owivu
-
,
stehtni
who
hag
been
quite
active
,
th,
connection.
The
Tr..iM
A
Labo.
Council
was
aiM
ective
in
the
registrat-
ten,
ilURDLY
EXRECTS
TO
BE
A
CANDIDATE
SAYS
NEWTON
In
reply
to
an
enquiry
by
the
Daily
News,
Mr.
Newton
made
aj
statement
this
afternoon
with
rc-j
Igard
to
the
prospects
of
his
candidature.
He
said
that
he
had
Wen
asked
by
many
friends
to
enter
the
mayoralty
contest,
but,
had
declined,
as
he
did
not
care'
to
accept
the
responsibilities
a-
tached
to
the
office
at
this
time.
,The
ex-flnayor
himself
had
JJ.
..l
u
.1
.
.
n
.
nrvt
nmni
1
a
t
Ha
t
t
he
imigbt
poMibiy
enter
.
aider
-
marrfc
field.
As
yet,
however,
it
was
uncertain
that
he
would
even
v?n
do
this.
"I
hardly
expect
to
ue
Sol!
a
cand
'
date,
Mr.
.-sewxon
eon-
,
,
HUGE
BUSINESS
STOCKS
TODAY
f
there
was
run.
'-.ChaPr
shrdlu
shrdlu
shrdlu
Protest
Made
at
Victoria
at
Timber
Royalties
and
Request
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Lowering
VICTORIA,
Jan.
11.
All
branches
of
the
British
Columbia
timber
industry
waited
on
the
government
yesterday
protesting
against
the
advance
in
royalties
after
the
first
year
and
asked
that
royalties
remain
the
same
for
an
added
five
years.
The
situation
in
Prince
Rupert
district
and
the
district
east
of
the
Cascades
was
represented
as
worse
than
within
the
Vancouver
district.
It
i
:
.
....
k
f
these
areas.
The
delegation
expressed
them
Definite
Arrangements
Made;
to
Place
British
Settlers
on
Land
in
Canada
This
Season
OTTAWA,
Jan.
11.
Arrangements
have
been
com-ted
d
b
bv
the
the
denartment
department
of
of
immigration
immigration
to
to
place
place
in
in
farm
farm
.
t
...
j
nnnn
employment
in
Canada
6000
-nn
British
.u
trained
.
:
1
immigrants,
which
is
the
maximum
number
that
will
be
available
bc-
1
f0re
the
end
of
July.
The
department
will
assist
in
placing
8
manv
as
nossible
of
any
others
who
want
farm
work
and
i
who
h
come
come
to
to
Canada
Canada
on
on
the
the
new
new
$50
$50
rate.
rate.
This
This
w
announced
---
hv
by
w
W.
j.
J.
Eiran.
Egan,
denutv
deputy
minister
minister
of
of
immigr
tion.
He
made
public
a
letter
to
the
railway
companies
instructing
1
the
latter
to
reduce
by
30
per
cent
of
last
year's
total
the
number
of,
farm
laborers
from
non-preferred
countries
moved
by
each
company
in
1927.
The
entire
movement,
must
be
completed
by
May
81.
I
COWICHAN
LAKE
MAN
KILLED
IN
ACCIDENT
VICTORIA,
Jan.
11:
Tom
Pen
telephone
pole
on
Signal
Hill
yes
-
terday.
LAKGE
CAIURET
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturctyi
Dancing
every
Saturday
nljht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
was
requested
that
reductions
'
"
selves
well
pleased
with
their
re
ception.
The
premier
promised
ca
eful
consideration.
was
immigra-
-
.
OLD-TIER
PASSES
AWAY
Angus
McIeod,
Alice
Arm
prospector
ami
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
passed
away
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday.
Mr.
McLeod
came
to
Canada
from
Scotland
27
years
ago
and
B.C.
Undertaker,
interment
to
Itake
place
next
Sunday.