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Dismissals
From
Civil
Service
Returns
Asked
in
B.C.
Legislature
Pattullo
to
Speak
On
Subject
rollowing
Resolution
of
Col.
Fred
Lister
in
Legislature
VICTORIA,
Feb.
2.
At
Fridas.
session
of
the
legislature
Col.
Fred
Lister,
Conservative
of
Creston,
intro-c
:ed
a
resolution
calling
for
the
return
of
all
dismissals
vora
the
civil
service.
T
D
.
Pattullo
wished
to
have
added
to
the
list
all
dis-r
i
-sals
outside
of
the
civil
service
.
He
adjourned
the
de-t.a'n
on
the
resolution
.
Speaking
in
the
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the,
h
from
the
throne,
F.
M.
Mc-
mii.
Liberal
of
Cranbrook.
j
hi'i
the
government
for
lt.
to
include
the
member
j
Kootenay
in
the
cabinet.
.
:
v
h
five
Conservative
mem-1
.vi'
re
elected
in
Kootenay.
I
the
cabinet
wu
formed,
he
while
the
coast
had
beenl
I
with
no
fewer
than
eight
,-tirs
distributed
betwfaL.
rouver
and
Victoria
are.
i
ond
reading
of
the
bill-
.mend
the
Game
Act
was
mov-
.
Mr.
Pooley.
WILL
SURRENDER
ANGELES.
Feb.
2:
Wil-V.
Stephenson,
former
sec-
i
v
treasurer
and
managing
;
i.
ii
of
a
Calgary'
OH
Com-j
v
was
ordered
to
be
extradited
.nada
Friday
under
an
agree-
f
the
attorney's
before
the
'I
commissioner
here.
M)
r
the
agreement,
Stephen-vho
was
arrested
here
last
i.
"ii
a
fugitive
warrant
char-iur
counts
of
theft
and
'.lenient,
will
return
vol-a
ily
and
surrender
to
the
Al-
ace.
Little
Daughter
of
Mrs.
R.
W.
Dunsmuir
Disappears
in
London
and
is
Discovered
in
Ireland
LONDON,
Feb.
2.
The
widow
of
the
late
James
Ounsmuir.
who
died
at
Siniranore
a
few
weeks
ago,
is
"J'ostrated
with
grief
owing
to
the
mysterious
disappearance
of
her
11-year-old
daughter
Muriel,
along
with
a
for-ior
servant,
Rose
O'Grady,,
a
23-year-old
Irish
girl.
Mrs
DiinsmuiV's
fnthnr-in-law
was
James
Dlllismuir
lieutenant-govornor
of
inly.
Lord
Byng,
head
of
Scotland
Yard,
as
a
friend
of
the
j
The
O'Grady
girl
had
spoken
of
going
on
the
stage
and
Muriel
told
her
playmates
that
she
was
going
to
Ireland
with
the
elder
girl:
Officials,'
however
are
searching
I.ntlflfMl
no
i,
.11
no
n4ibinn
inenot
liWltlrmC
.!
IlfiLmU.
i
i
v
in
in
finrr
n
norsnrn
"
Y
CORRESPONDENCE
When
the
Debate
Is
Resumed?
ORIENTALS
IN
B.
C.
SUBJECT
LEGISLATURE
Dr.
Wriiwh
of
Skeena-UHIng
Brings
Matter
to
Public
Notice
Victoria
lib'.'
N.a
provlnc'ewlde
jsufvey
of
the
Oriental
Tlri-blem
was
recommended
on
Friday
by
the
legislative
agricultural
committee,
on
a
motion
by
Dr.
Wrinch
cf
Skeena,
M-conded
byJ.
K.
Michel,
Conservative
of
Kamloops.
It
declared
that
the
Oriental
penetration
into
industry
had
continued
by
leaps
and
bounds
since
the
previous
survey
held
in
1926.
The
fate
of
the
recommendation
now
rests
with
the
legislature
itself.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANTQU.VKR,
Feks
gWlyat
wns
mi6te
oh
the
local
ekcnVnfee
today
at
$1.26.
British
Columbia
from
1916
.
lnrornnr.
in
i
in"
i-jim:
"""imTO'l'r,"''.
r-
D
Northern
arid
CANCER
CURE
IS
THOUGHT
BE
MIRACLE
.Mnn
Refused
Operati
but
Undertook
to
Pray
at
Shrine
of
St.
Joseph
QUEBKC.
Feb.
31.
Que-bee
In
much
stirred
over
an;
alleged
miracle
in
the
case
of
Albert
Cloutier
of
this
city.
The
man
was
said
by
three
doctors
to
be
suffering
from
cancer
and
was
told
by
them
lhat
only
an
operation
could
save
him.
He
decided
not
to
undergo
the
operation,
but.
in-stead,
undertook
a
novena
or
nine
days
of
prayer
at
tbe
shrine
of
St.
Joseph.
This
was
repeated
13
times
and
today
the
doctors
declare
that
the
cancer
Is
perfectly
cured.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
$..
U.
IrtuHon
Co.,
.Ltd.)
The
M)M
5WH
were
Wd
a
nd
asked
r
li.
C.
Stiver,
1.25,
1.40.
tttyriew,
4
'A,
6.
Beaver
Silver,
16',,
17.
Big
Missouri,
1.80,
1.90.
Cork
Province,
22,
28.
Cotton
BeJt,
4,
-
-Dunwell,
15,
17Vi.
Duthle,
55,
65.
,f
George
Copper,
0.26,
9.78
Georgia
River,
41,
42.
Golconda,
1.03,
1.04.
'
Grandvlew,
UVu
70.
Independence,
104,
11.
Indian.
7,
8.
Kootenay
Florence,
22
Vi,
28-Kootenay
King,
38,
39.
L.
&
L..
iV,
5.
Lucky
Jim,
19,
19
Vi.
Mahawk,
8,
9.
Morton
Wooleey,
44,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
H.
JUiawt
Metels,
7,
7Vi,
Watlonal
Silver,
20Va,
21.
"
Noble
Five.
71,
72.
Oregon
Copper,
1.11,
1-12.
Pend
Oreille,
12.00,
12.75.
Premier,
Nil,
.2.17.
Porter-Idaho,
71,
75.
Reeves
McDonald,
380,;.3i-10.y
'
Rufus-Argenia,
il
VSf,
42.
Ruth-Hope,
56,
57.
Sliver
Crest.
9,
lOVa.
Silvercup,
45,
46.
Silverado,
1.20,
1.22.
Silversmith,
12
Vi.
18.
-
:
;
Sloean
King,
7.
7.
Snowflake,
Nil,
86.
Sunloch,
3.50,
3.75.
Terminus,
Nil,
12.
Topley
Richfield,
45Vi,
Nil.
Torlc,
2.10,
2.40.
Wellington,
Nil.
16.
Whitewater,
1.10,
Nil.
.
Woodbine,
3,Mi,
4.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
05,
G8.
Dalhousie
Oil,
1.95,
2.00.
Fabyan
Pete.
Nil,
5.
Home
Oil,
Nil,
3.50.
Mayland
Oil,
2.25,
2.45.
McLeod,
3.20,
3.30.
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Tatara
of
VICTORIA,
Feb.
2.
Mrs.
James
Dunsmuir,
widow
of
Tokyo,
announce
the
marriage
of
Hon
James
Dunsmuir,
former
lieutenant-governor
of
Sakaye
Nakao
to
Sadao
suga
of
B
C
received
a
cablegram
from
London
today
sta
ing
Xiitai.?
21
at
Muriel
Dunsmuir,
the
11-year-old
daughter
oi
ivirs.
0,cloc
january
27
29,
in
Van-R
W.
Dunsmuir,
reported
missing
yesterday,
has
been
t0UVttPl
r.c,
by
the
Rev.
T.
w.
found
safe
in
Ireland.
Muriel's
mother
is
the
widow
oi
Kennedy,
General
Supt.
of
Orien-
fnvmoi.
liniitnnnnt.POVernor.
tal
MtKMons.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
BRITAIN'S
PRELATES
It
is
reported
by
th'
ofi
ials
of
the
Church
of
England
that
theArchbishop
n
Ve;t.
Dr.
Tern
viP.
t'ofw
and
thp
ArchblshojJ
of
Canterbury.
Dr.
Cosmo
Lang
rijrhti,
the
two
pre
I-tea
of
the
C
hurch
of
England,
have
been
inn'teH
to
romo
to
Canada
next
September
for
the
Church
of
England
Congress
which
is
to
be
held
in
Toronto.
Bishop
Ileadla
m
of
Gloucester
is
arranjring
the
whole
program
and
has
tendered
an
invitation
to
the
Prelates.
This
is
the
first
time
in
history
that
the
Anglican
QsogresB
has
been
held
outside
of
England.
MAY
VISIT
C
ANADA
!
1
ORMISTONWILL
'
BE
WITNESS
IN
I
1
BRIBERY
CASE
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
2:-Ken-
neth
1).
Ormiston.
who
disappear-
cd
at
the
time
when
he
was
wan-
10
testify
in
the
state
inquiry
ilnto
the
alleged
bribery
case.
'Two
members
of
the
Temple
who
were
to
have
testified,
have
von-
ished.
PROPOSAL
TO
REDUCE
COST
MOTOR
LICENSES
JSS?LPLi-iEZ
British
Columbia
be
reduced
to
$5
was
made
to
the
agricultural
com-
mlttee
of
the
legislature
yester-
dav
hv
th
advisory
board
of
1
farmers'
institutes
and
was
held
over
until
further
information
Is
secured
from
the
provincial
police
itrnffic
department.
Tied
to
Cannon
and
Blown
To
Bits
In
Afghanistan
On
Order
of
King
for
Looting
LONDON,
Feb.
2.
The
Daily
Express
in
a
despatch
from
Karachi,
India,
says
that
King
Amanul-lah
has
taken
stern
measures
to
suppress
the
looting
'by
tribesmen
between
Chaman
and
Kandahar
in
Afghanistan.
Tribesmen
caught
attacking
a
caravan
were
brought
in
chains
to
Kandahar,
where
they
were
tied
to
the
mouth
of
a
cannon
and
blown
to
bits.
All
the
inhabitants
were
ordered
to
witness
the
spectacle.
BIG
MISSOURI
AND
TOPLEY
DROPPED
OFF
I
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
2:-Bigl
Missouri,
after
opening
at
$1.85
old
down
to
$175
yesterday
but
came
back
in
the
late
trading
to
ted
to
testify
in
the
Amee
Mac-eloee
at
$1.82.
Rufus
Argenta
pherson
case
here,
will
be
called
on
a
heavy
trading
scored
a
net
advance
of
4
Vi
cents
to
44.
Topley
Richfield
waa
under
nroeeure
selling
off
to
45
at
the
close,
lor
the
nci
loss
oi
42
cents
on
the
sales
of
92,000
hares.
PLANE
IS
LOCATED
NEIGHBORHOOD
KABUL
LONDON.
Feb.
2.
It
was
stated
in
official
circles
yesterday
which
has
been
mlealnir
several
iIiivr
whlln
on
a
fliuht
tn
k'nlml
tn
rescue
foreigners
has
been
located
by
n
scout
plane.
j
ANIST
IEF0RE
BOARD
OF
TRADE
Letters
in
Regard
to
Highway
Rectioed
by
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
Meeting
Held
Last
Night
At
.the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night,
a
letter
was
read
from
P.
Philip,
deputy
minister
and
public
works
engineer,
in
reply
to
a
request
that
work
be
proceeded
with
on
the
Terrace
highway.
The
letter
follows:
"i
am
instructed
to
acknowledge
receipt
of
your
letter
of
the
16th
instant
addressed
to
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed,
and
in
reply
thereto
would
advise
that
the
wishes
of
the
boat
d
as
expressed
in
your
letter
will
receive
the
minister's
personal
consideration.
iou
will
understand,
of
course,
that
the
department
ha
been
inundated
with
requests"
involving
very
very
large
large
sums
sums
oi
money
and
it
is
unlikely
that
the
1
1
nds
vot
d
by
thw
Legislature
will
be
more
than
sufficient
to
meet
a
small
part
of
the
requests
we
have
received."
Another
letter
on
the
same
sub-.i.'v.-t
from
T.
D.
Pattullo,
M.L.A.
follows:
"I
have
a
copy
of
your
letter
f
.Ian.
15
whicn
you
sent
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works.
"1
would
like
U
say
that
I
shall
do
everything
I
possibly
can
to
see
that
the
work
on
the
Provincial
Highway
is
continued
from
year
to
yenuntjlfjnal
com
pietiMi.
The
letters
were
filed.
MODIFIED
STATEMENT
ON
MALASPINA
MINE
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
1.
Dedal
waa
made
here
today
by
II.
Stewart
and
H.
L.
Batten
and
associates
that
the
company
had
a
deal
in
Victoria
whereby
R.
II.
Stewart
would
take
over
control
of
the
Malaspina
mine
on
Howe
Sound
.
From
the
headquarters
of
R.
H.
Stewart
and
II.
L.
Batten,
it
was
stated
that
an
examination
of
the
mine
had
been
arang-ed
and
if
results
were
satisfactory
arrangements
would
be
completed
for
financing.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
SEPARATE
CONCERN
OTTAWA.
Feb.
2.
The
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Is
no
longer
subsidiary
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
America,
Leiirhton
McCarthy,
the
former
fi.m
s
counsel,
stated
before
the
tariff
advisory
board
yesterday
He
announced
that
the
transfer
to
Canadian
control
was
now
being
romuleted
and
he
said
that
the
Aluminum
Limited
would
be
the
holding
company.
Tn
nMCTCIM
IMYilLi
1U
ClllJlLin
ARISES
IN
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
2:
New
discoveries
are
claimed
to
have
been
made
by
Glen
H.
Draper,
which
differ
from
those
of
Einstein
and
which
promise
to
cause
considerable
discussion
in
scientific
circles.
EVIDENCE
OF
BLIND
ORGANIST
IS
TAKEN
CHICAGO,
Feb.
2:
A
convic-
tlon
occurred
In
the
courts
here
yesterday
when
the
word
01
a
blind
organist
was
taken
In
a
holdun
case,
the
blind
man
de-
claring
that
he
recognized
the
voice
of
his
attacker.
LABOE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nleht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
.Accommodations
for
Private
Parties
Phone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
SEEMS
LIKE
MAN
WITHOUT
ANY
PARENTS
Northcott,
Alleged
Murderer
of
Boys,.
Disclaimed
as,
a
Son
MISSION
GTY,
Feb.
2.
.OyirjBlaj
employed
as
a
housekeeper
here,
denied
that
she
was
the
mother
of
Gordon
Stewart
Northcott
as
testified
by
Mrs.
Sarah
Northcott.
She
said
that
Gordon
was
born
to
Mrs.
Sarah
Northcott
.
at
Bladworth,
Sask.,
in
November,.
1906,
when
she
(Mrs.
Clark)
Vas
18
years
of
tge.
Her
mother,
was
attended
by
Dr.
J.
FJfe
of
Iteglna
and
by
Mrs.
A.
'N
Roseqtilst,
nurse
of
Bladworth.
Mrs.
Clark
said
that
Gordon's
father
was
Cyrus
Northcott.
REGINA.
Feb.
2.
Mrs.
A.
N.
Rosequist,
at
present
living
in
Bladworth,
stated
by
long
distant
telephone
yesterday
that
she
remembered
attending
the
birth
of
Gordon
Northcott.
She
said
the
mother
of
the
baby
was
a
woman
of
between
30
and
36
years
of
age.
Vital
statistics
here
show
no
record
of
the
birth.
SALVATION
ARMY
COUNCIL
MEETS
LONDON.
Feb.
2
:
The
Salvation
High
Council
met
again
yesterday
with
Commissioner
Hay
presiding.
All
the
members
were
in
attendance.
The
business
before
them
was
the
situation
which
had
arisen
following
the
granting
of
the
injunction
against
them
by
the
Court
of
Chancery,
prohibiting
them
from
electing
a
successor
to
General
Bramwell
Booth
until
he
had
had
on
opportunity
to
be
heard.
SCOTTISH
HUMOR
Imported-
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
I1EAU
FKIEfJD
Tammas:
"What
do
they
mean
by
'A
Dear
Friend.
Sandy?"
Sandy:
"
I
dlnna
ken
but
the
dearest
friend
I
ever
had
was
a
man
that
was
married
three
times.
He
cost
me
twa
wreathes
and
three
weddin'
presents
in
sax
years."
.
ii
Ik
jpitfifi
Boston
Grill
Ha