CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
readi
the
Clualtted
Ad.
V
you
lose,
advertise
fa
It.
'
ir
you
find,
locate
thf
Whatever
you
need,
-n
.
OUT
TUB
VlAHt.
ft
x
No.
:i.
ivment.
RATHER
ROUGH
SAYSBOOTH
the
department
in
lt04.
MARRIAGE
IS
.
BIG
SURPRISE
LONln
I'.rltnln'M
s
lord
high
chancellor.
l.urd
Hailaham,
was
married
today
In
Henry
VIII.
chapel
of
West
minster
Abbey
to
Hon.
MrB.
Mil-d
ed
Margaret
Lawrence.
The
wedding
came
us
a
groat
surprise.
Lord
Hallsham
Is
a
widow
and
is
67
years
of
age.
Mrs.
Lawrence
i
u
widow,
aged
86,
and
a
brilliant
lawyer.
uorta
whenever
they
wish."
Set
tlement
of
the
meaninx
of
the
word
lies
between
Ottawa
and
Washington.
"As
a
matter
of
aettwl
fact,"
declares
the
inspector,
"fishlnjt
boats
from
Seattle
come
into
out
ports
when
there
is
no
real
nec-
it-
....
mnnnliaht
nicrhta.
UmMi
.
,."1
n
.rm
l)um
Nwt
for
example.
They
use
our
porta
,),,,wlHl
!
British
Columbi.
is
stwWfd
with
jln'
coves,
inlets
and
natural
har-
LONDON,
4.
-Informed
f"r
l,!?J?iSr
JielvT.
Motherwell
draw,
atten-council
.ior
m
of
the
SaltaUon
Anny
has
.
b.
-en
HummoHod
and
wae
Itteiy
w
"
"
r.TTn
boats
ooaw
are
are
wir
in
that
Lanaaian
a
.
j
1
grre
territorial
waters
in
Canadian
r
mt
hi
tnmi
foal
this
thisl.
1
Mther
rawer
roa
row
on
In
Mother-
Co,u,bi.,"
Major
'
;we
aaid
but
as
Ottawa
never
m
made
any
rullntt.
no
effort
has
IMH'HCTOK
1)1116
ibeen
mafle
t
uhI
the
United
i
States
loats.
NEW
WESTMINRTfiR,
Jan.
4
:
;
.&rS!B
SSire
stewart
company
Seattle
Claims
that
Treaty
is
Being
Broken
and
U.
S.
Fishing
Boats
Ousted
from
Canada
Pdrte
.Major
Motherwell,
Chief
Inspector
of
Fisheries,
Explains
Situation
and
Says
Americans
Abusing
Privileges
Granted
Them
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
4.
The
Seattle
chamber
of
commerce
in
a
letter
to
the
Dominion
department
of
fisheries
at
h
tawa,
it
is
revealed
here,
maintains
that
Canadian
of
-i!(
i
i'
.
in
British
Columbia
are
violating
tht
letter
and
the
;ii
it
of
the
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
United
Stales,
h
ii
fiattin
Vwutts
nf
th
United
Statps
sct
kine
sheltei
a:
''m
ousted
from
the
province's
ports.
Spokesmen!
!(i
llie
nnuwl
toiuniuia
iisneiuicii
um
tmo
tnu
umiruu
DEATH
CHEATED
PROSPECTOR
OF
HIS
WEALTH
l
hat
umtea
Mates
t
ihn"rm!i
av
Uemiting
to
use
the
ports
i.hlng
centres.
It
s
lij.or.
th.
interpretation
"
the
word
"shelter'
that
.
merit
of
the
dispute
hinges.
'
'
affair
has
extremely
interest
i'
possibilities,"
commented
Ma
Motherwell,
chief
inspector
i
t
rlaiiaciea.
"and
mav
have
the
re
1
suit
Of
reaeiting
txyond
the
par-
!
1,
ON,
Jan.
3.
John
Noihl.
ticular
point
lit
imtuf.'
"N"
i
.
r
lrr.pner
and
Jicoeneetor
of
doubt,"
Motfcerwell
continne.l.
!
I.u
dent
dietrtet,
i
dead,
fol-
"the
meaning
'intende
by
the
g
an
attack
of
pneumonia.
word
"shelter"
was
that
the
Ani-llc
had
flsSsw
a
strike
on
the
erican
fishing
boat
would
be
Kwrside
fvstfv
V
clata'
after
allowed
the
fiat
of
r
ports
..r,
of
pjii
tat
lint
and
daath
when
in
dietrees,
vfhen
bad
'
.
;,tud
hint
of
th-
wealth
of
wather
made
navigation
danger
'
n
r.
he
had
dreamed
Recently
ous,
or
for
other
humanitarian
i
lie
property
Was
bonded
to
the
reasons.
"Their
contention,
how-"im
Mines
Corporation
and
Noihl
ever,
is
that
"shelter"
means
u.i.s
to
receive
180.000
as
his
first
they
can
enter
British
Columbia
this
district.
If
dead.
He
jolnoa
,n
MmRPflR
ATF.I)
VICTORIA,
Jan.
4.
Incorporations
for
the
month
include
the
Finn
Silver
Minatvf
Stewart,
capitalised
at
11,000,000.
NEW
MAGISTRATES
FOR
THE
DISTRICT
VICTORIA.
Jan.
4.
R.
G.
Cunningham,
of
Port
Essington.
B.
C.
has
been
made
Justice
of
pea'
'
snd
J.
U.
Glllatt,
Queen
Char-lote
Islands,
becomes
stipendiary
magistrate
of
Prince
Rupert
County.
LADY
WI1.UNGD0N
31EI.BOURNK,
Australia,
Jan.
4.
In
.face
of
enormous
wld
the
Hnttlsh
cricket
team
'
.(ousjit
themselves
into
a
Volition
where
victory
is
pimiWe
against
Australia
in
the
third
teat
match.
At
the
end
of
play
today
the
ww
were:
Australia.
74;
Hngland,
88.
England
thus
requlreM
1G1
run
to
win
and
save
nine
wickets.
Hoblw
and
Sutcliffe
in
their
eighth
opening
wicket
added
a
century
to
their
list
of
Australian
test
matches.
BROUGHT
NATIVES
600
MILES
BY
DOG
moonabinlng.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
F.
C,
FRIDAY.
JANUARY
4,
1923
3
i
m
mm
-nr-rami
Wife
of
the
uovciTtur-Gaieral
ENGLAND
HAS
161
TO
MAKE
TN9WICKETS
Hobba
and
Sutcliffe
were
Star
Players
on
lHvadinjc
Team
Today
i
TEAM
FOR
TRIAL
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
4:-Wheat
was
(iutd
on
the
exchange
today
'at
UM
Had
Quurr
day
,
LONDON,
Jan.
4:
The
8:16
p.m.
bulletin
said:
"There
is
no
change
to
report
In
His
Majesty's
condition.
The
King
had
a
quiet
day."
TO
B
UPWARD
MOVE
MINE
STOCKS
Number
of
A2vanr.es
on
Vancouver
Stock
Ex-change,
Injgding
Dutlde
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
4
The
local
stock
market,
which
showed
speculative
interest
on
Wednesday",
continued
its
upward
trenl
yestcr
ay.
ntrrer'
us
isauei
at-oring
fair-
I"
sy'
iJMtVi'
rdvince
!
(e
A
J
-Donald
do
ed
10
cent;,
r.trrnffcr,
Duthie
seven
cent
Hi
M's'1.
o"
sales
atrgre-;at'ng
42.000
edv.inced
ft
ur
::nd
ene-half
cent
RufuH
Arjterlh,
two
and
half
certi;
in
''enen
r
-e.
two
an-.'
onhlf
rents
all
on
lieivy
demand.
Premier
moved
un
five
cents.
SALARY
REYISIDN
i
OFIECHNr.JLHEtl
1
DOMINION
SEjMCE
OTTAWA,
Jm.
3,-a-Th
nrn--
a
i
aiti
.
un
nuriini
loaajp
says;
n-mmw
Ma
Konr.ii
Kintr
hnn
assumed
au-'
horiiiy
over
the
proposal
of
a
salary
revision
fr
profesaionaLand
technical
men
in
public
service
and
it
is
expected
action
will:
1m?
taken
at
the
Hproachnir
ses-l
sion
t
increase
the
aala
ies
by
amounts
ranging
from
$240
to
$420
yearly.
ASKING
CONTINUE
EDUCATIONAL
GRANT
TECHNICAL
SCHOOLS
VICTORIA.
Jan.
4
In
prepa-ratoin
for
the
extension
of
techni-i
cat
education
in
B.
C.
in
a
large'
way,
the
cabinet
yesterday
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
federal
Kovernment
to
extend
for
a
term
of
years
its
present
ay
stem
of
grants,
for
technical
schools.
The
grants
lapse
on
March
SI.
PARLIAMENT
MEETS
FEB.
7
Will
Probably
Legislate
to
Return
11.
C.
Railway
Ijinds
at
This
Session
OTTAWA.
Jan.
4
Premier
Mackensie
King
announeod
last
night
that
the
Dominion
parliament
would
open
February
7.
This
was
decided
at
a
cabinet
BETHEL,
Alaska,
Jan.
4.
iHting.
TraVellhsg
000
miles
by
dog
team'
It
is
quite
possible
that
at
this
ever
the
f
roxen
wnstes
of
the
low-:
session
legislation
will
he
placed
or
Koskokwin.
United
States
'befo
e
Darliament
nrovidine
for
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
E
USE.
tua.
big
American
Vessels
Allowed
To
Use
Ports
Qnlyras
,
Specified
OTTAWA,
Jan.
4.
Canada
will
insist
on
the
enforcement
of
the
treaty
made
in
1918
in
the
mater
of
keeping
II.
C.
coast
portx
free
from
American
fishing
vetwels
except
when
they
put
in
owing
to
bad
weather
or
for
supplies
or
shelter
or
repairs
as
spec
ified
in
the
treaty.
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
stated
today,
referring
to
the
complain
of
the
Seattle
Chamber
of
IMMIGRANTS
SA1LEW
SOUTHAMPTON,
Jan.
4:
Tjrtyt
first
immigrants
for
Canada
AHW
the
new
160
fare
parage
sailed
aboard
the
Ascan'a
terday.
WORKMEN
DROWN
LIEGE,
Belgium.
Jan.
4:
workmen
were
drowned
when
an
automobile
transporting
them
fell
into
the
Urother
yesterday.
llunutt
V.rk.l
UlluniK
i.tiivn.
!
thn
Mhirn
tn
VtrifUh
Cnlnmliin
nf
fVN'pill.
furm
hand.
Convicted
of
ed
yesterday
with
three
natives
the
lands
in
what
is
known
as
the
the
murde-
of
his
aged
employer,
accused
of
murder,
assault
and
Peace
River
Block
and
also
rail-
Asor
Robertson,
and
Robertson's
way
lands
in
the
neighborhood
of
daughter,
on
February
4
last,
was
the
C.P.R.
main
line,
which
ut
hanged
at
seven
minutes
after
present
come
under
federal
con-
eight
in
the
jail
here.
trol,
but
which
a
royol
commls-
ONTARIO
MAN
!
HANGED
TODAY
BARRIE.
Out.,.
Ian.
4.
George
aion
decided
should
bejeturned
to
All
the
time
of
city
police
the
province.
!
court
this
morning
was
devoted
Political
forecasters
are
pre-
to
hearing
of
evidence
by
Mag-dicting
that
the
session
will
be
istrste
McClymont
in
the
case
of
much
livelier
than
the
previous
an
assault
on
Nels
Robinson
in
one.
With
occaaional
rumora
In
'
the
Commodore
Cafe
on
Christ-thft
air
of
a
possible
general
el-
mas
night
and
the
case
is
con-ectlon
next
fall,
the
likelihood
is
tinuing
this
afternoon.
E.
T.
that
the
debates
both
of
the
Com-
j
Jones,
city
solicitor,
is
pi
oseeut-mons
and
the
Senate
will
be
more
.
ing
and
L.
W.
Patmore
is
acting
spirited.
'for
the
defeuce.
Boston
Grill
I.AKCE
CAI1AUKT
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
(Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodations
lor
Private
Parties
Tlione
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
07X4
WA
SAYS
HARBORS
ONLY
AS
REFUGE
PAN
-AMERICAN
COMMITTEE
DEALINC
WITH
BOLIVIA-PAR
ACL'AY
DISPUTE
From
left,
seated:
I'-.
Foster
tii
aUrtvn.
(.hilt;
liurKeldo
Amala,
Krazil;
Dr.
Victor
Maur-Peru;
Charles
Evans
Hujihe
s.
America's
representative;
Dr.
Orestes
Ferrara,
Cuba.
Stand-P.
L.
Boal,
secretury;
and
Benjamin
Cohen,
.secretary
and
in
l
-ri.reter.
CANADA
WILL
Continued
Improvement
of
King
Reported
Today
'
Monarch
Able
to
Rest
as
New
Treatment
Is
Beginning
to
Take
Effect
LONDON,
Jan.
4.
The
condition
of
King
George
shows
continued
improvement
today
and
the
feeling
that
the
monarch
is
now
on
the
way
to
recovery
is
generally
expressed.
The
restlessness
which
prevented
him
from
securing
adequate
sleep
on
two
previous
nights
seemed
to
have
departed
and
last
night
was
quiet.
Late
this
afternon
it
was
officially
stated
that
His
Majesty
passed
a
quiet
night
and
day.
The
physicians
are
-
continuing
the
use
of
new
treat-
VlfTADIA
riPVnnPkr
ment
to
accelerate
all
possible
im-
YlUlmlA
lmlJJUUa
provement
in
the
general
condi-
VAQ
R1ISY
MIRIM
jtion
of
the
patient
and
this
norn-WiD
J
.V.I,
I
lift
"Port
Indicate,
satisfactory
YKAK
JUM
LftULl)
I
improvement
in
the
infecte
J
area
.
VICTORIA.
Jan.
3:
During
1928
thirty-one
vessels
were
float
ed
into
the
new
Esquimslt
dry-'
deck
for
cleaning,
painting
and
repairs,
according
to
Capt.
O.
i
K.
Parker,
dockmaster.
Vessels
repaired
represented
a
K,ver,
total
tonnage
of
114,534,
against
'
86,480
tons
last
year.
Revenue
ollected
this
year
was
$26,641.66
as
against
$19,306.77
last
year.
;
The
largest
vessel
docked
was
as
,
Chief
Capilano
on
July
8,
a
ship
588
feet
long
and
one
of
the
This
morning's
bulletin
stated
!
hat
the
King
had
a
quieter
night
!
and
local
condition
shows
improvement,
while
his
general
con
dition
remains
stationary.
MORE
CHANGES
IN
VANCOUVER
POtlCE
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
4.
Immediate
abolition
of
the
morality
,
and
dry
squads
and
amalgamation
'('
their
jiersonnel
with
that
of
the
criminal
"
...
investigation
.
.--..r....-
department
"
I
TV
I
V,
O
llt.l
mvm
a...,,.
.
i
ers.
I
and
the
promotion
of
Insiector
of
Next
year
xeveral
improve-
Detectives
John
J.
Thompson
to
ments
will
be
made
at
the
dry-
be
chief
Inspector
of
the
greater
Jock,
including
a
portable
steam
'c-lminal
investigation
depiirtment
boiler,
new
motor
genera
tor
and
was
ordered
yesterday
by
Chief
bigger
pumps
at
a
eost
of
$17,-
000,
and
residences
for
the
dock-master
and
his
assistant.
11UR1E1)
TODAY
After
a
brief
and
quiet
service
in
the
chapel
of
Huyner
Brs.
undertaker
with
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson
of
First
United
Church
officiating,
interment
of
the
late
David
McAllister,
well
known
8!)
year
old
Seal
Cove
boatbuilder.
'ook
place
this
afternoon
in
Fair-view
Cemetery.
GETS
DUCKING
LONDON.
Jan.
4.
While
hunting
with
the
Quorn
hounds
today
at
Melton.
Mowbray,
the
Duke
of
Gloucester
was
thrown
into
a
stream
when
his
horse
fell.
The
duke
was
uninjured,
but
received
a
good
ducking.