Iff ORIS LIMITED Chemists P.O.Druggists Dox 1680 and he Da ily News Watch This Phones,82 and 200 Space KfUt v iwe MMKCB ItOPEOT. B.O, FMIMY, JANUARY 31. IMS. PRICE FIVE GHNp (nnl LLSCIT l.a tOIwi n l ie tnlv n U L I A I In A I1 A InlL1'!' HE DOESN'T WANT TO LEAVE ynir.iitfim iiiiu.i a-H ish" uiir iiu i 1 ujillUiataviiv iJllllU UIllLf AUSTRIAN BLOCKADE TO BE LIFTED IQLATORS OF PROHIBITION LAW MILITARY SUPERVISION OF TURNKEY (Special to Tlie Nf.ws via 0. T. P, Telegraphs.! Vancouver, Jan. 3t. A series' of informations alleging viola- (Special to The Mewt via 0. T. P. Telemptis.) Paris, January 31. The Supreme Council have reached on or inu uruinuiuun laws was iaia in ine c iv dohco court sterday. Joseph G. Brooks was charged with unlawfully Im- suusiariorj provisional arrangements dealing with German . 'o'enjes and the occupied territories : f - I--,J - Tfl ...tl.l r of Turkey in Asia. The Council decided that the military representatives of the Allied r. u iu a 9u to v.iuimvu i ii.ii buiiouii hut otilii m Mini rum hv make the Importation. Powers at Versailles should meet and report on the most equitable distribution of the burden of supplying military forces for Five informations were laid against the Western Canada the purpose of maintaining order in Turkey. pending action by the nnor irumuauy uucuinu intniui imuunaiion 01 nauor ana nu Conference regarding the government of Turkish territory. nnp in i nrn uliuiis auu &l inn hh in cuninnnv. mipninn' i anal The Council considered the economic and financial questions and the subject of supplying raw materials. Sentiment was favorable to the relaxation of blockade, so far FISHING BOATS ARE (1 mi 114 u Lr II I flllVI' as it concerned southeastern Europ, inclusive of the Balkans I 1U lUtl IJU11W HAVING POOR LUCK and Austria-Hungary. civ urn n iuu Llbanon Only One With Catch CANADA RETAINS ALL GRAND TRUNK IS DEMANDED Worth Mentioning; Wanderer AIR EQUIPMENT THAT Left for Fishing Grounds. NO INTERVENTION NEEDED FOR TRAINING PACIFIC BONDS The Ashing boat Libanon came DIFFICULTIES in livst night with 3,000 lbs. pf IN BRITISH STRIKES (Special via 0.T.P. Telewai-ts.) halibut the which TAKEN IN DAY and Saturn Ottawa, Jan. 31. Reports 44-Hour Week. came in yesterday, had 400 lbs. OF THE EXPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT from New York, saying that a the fish has not been sold yet, United Stales syndicate has pur Special via 0. T. I'. Telegraphs.) however. Attractive Offering at B'A per cent chased all aircraft plants in Canada, LUMBER TRADE Absence The Advance also came in last of Strike Pay Makes. It together with their equipment Has Reflex Influence on night with only three hundred Unlikely Troubles Will from the Imperial Munitions Victory Bond Prices. pounds, gelling at 13c. to 19c It Continue Long. Board, is characterized in Canadians Must Adapt Methods (Special liy 0. T. P. Telegraphs.) n riiiriiniiKiiiiv mill iifuiii:iv was reporieu titai sue had very Government circles as misleading limine n Hnv fnr n.nnl minpm bad luck this last trio. Iosincr to European Business If (Sppclal via 0. T. P. Telegraphs.) and incorrect. Canada has re Montreal, Jan. 31. The reac an eighl-hour day for sta- nparly all her gear; through bad Business to Be London, Jan. 31. A cabinet tained all that is necessary for tionary tone of 1937 Victory bonds which sold off to 102 Increased. meeting was held yesterday to her present needs for training yesterday mi v nnvmnnt nr vntrr in nil I 'i nn lisnincr nnnt wnnrinrup labor troubles. and was viewed, in some quarter as MJicicujM It is ,un men developing ,the service. ers except fari.vholMhuf hi-' aailsd'foT"her fishing grounds a (Special via 0.T.P. Telegraphs.) mmttilnnfl rA CaT a fl i n r a nlcri n rn intapoofAil uilh the market i-esponse of the oiTer-ing-6f- Grand Trunk'Pacific Railway i ni inn minimum vniy un 'iinnn rnn.iv nn nni annnnci tpin cided Ottawa, Jan. 31. The Cana- against intervening at pres. the Ameiycans in the purchase the Fnp.tnrv Ar.f. In 812 nor this spnsrin with flm hnnn r. bonds. While they lack the dian lumber trade- will experience,("'it in, strikes, on the ground that referred to, Flavelle says. are the demands the having bettor luck than she had tax exemption feature of the Victory among some difllcully m serving its share mey nad not been authorized by, ' bonds, these Grand Trunk of ,orders for reconstruction work trade unionists and therefore in- FM QM JTfFJ F le laturo to be enacted on her first rip. in Lurope unless more-attention tervention would be unwise. Ill UUlll killll UIUUUJ J'acillc bonds, carrying a govern- law. is paid to the requirements of the,is tho view of tho ministers that' UlLo nrCC lii IM LvNUUli f nWnnM ment uaraniee and onenng a return of 5 W for 42 years, as overseas market, is the wanning .'"en, in me absence of the usual WIRELESS OPERATORS :against about 5A for 18 HK IIIMf. PAIM V "i VUIIIIIHSSIUII UIl U.OU-."v l'J. 1 U UftCiy IUI1B lO pam- U,J M..-J D.lln.VPO ir, ln,l l.m Vin airviiiiim In Ciri'ifii'in ntnnploro KOOD Ul) lilft mnvpnipnl nnrl lliof v v ARE OUT ON STRIKE Succumbs After Illness; Was bond, would be highly attractive DELAYED IN WINNIPEG of lumber. Lumber from Russia the Government, therefore, should Well Known In This to certain classes of investors. and Sweden, it is pointed out, ;conflno its action to preserving Province. The announcement from To (Special via 0, T. P. Telegraphs. order. conforms more to the size re- t ) V: n T 11 - T.IamiIi. fc ronto that the new bonds had all Vancouver, Jan. 31. Demand quircments of the British market London, Jan. 31. General Sain hncn Dlaced within the dnv em. inn meir. Jan. mi. 'run aiiin. ding parly headed by Newman wireless ing an operators increase in on wages,tho coast-all 'J1 'AMERICANS WRONGLY jSteele, the former famous head phasfzed the attractive character f.hn Nnrl nf hwpsf Afniinldfl Pnlii-o i. rr : iMiicn arrived Here yesterday lWjs0.. . and deep sea vessels of laling to the "scant size" of lum BLAMED IN PARIS died ,iere after bein m for soine ' i :u v. it i iTinrn iiii nnn nnvn i: : . . i,v" ,Viaiiuumu yiiiUK uui ui ber shipments generally from this is' i . ,time. He ono of the pictur- unnrc nrnmiuriiT "naji-u uerc on mauers oi British Columbia went ports on side tho Atlantic. of wel known flgures of ant "l" 1,1 cumiecuon wiiii ino strike at noon yesterday and Apaches In American Uniform ?"qu1e as iar as uritisn coiumoia is ce Hupert shipyards. There 'general tie-up of coastwise ship- concerned," says the statement, Were Not Real Yanks; .Western Genera!Canada.Steel was born in On- WAR MEMORIAL in jumeraoie. details to attend pins has been commenced. 'the bulk of the lumber hereto Much Exaggerated.. 'tario and .had a long and honor iu u may ue a week or ten The strike does not extend to fore imported by the United King able London, Jan. 30. The Decision military Ho had ueroro tlicy proceed to the (Special via 0. T. P. Telegraphs.) career. ih of the Helgian Goverjimentto i dom has been in tho form of large charge of the Mounted Police less stations the Paris, Jan. 31. Tho Apaches maintain Ypres, tho scene of several operators are as timbers of a grade known as mer- during the construction of the C. all part of tho naval service of hantable for heavy structural of all nations dressed in American '. R. throusrh the Rocky Moun- battleg between the British" "DEIHERS" Canada and are under naval discipline. work or for resawing into special ... uniforms. rtf . . were responsible'. , stains and later in the White Pass and Germans, in the present con dition permanent memorial. as a Oltt. At UllblOU UUIUUIUIU 19 IU m H'e and enlarge her timber trade, then a caused broadcast publicity to e"anU .Y!1.kr"-i "f raise,d i is endorsed heartily by the British Mrs. UUIIIIIUUIUUU LUC kJll UtllUUIlU Illfl u Dcmer3 lias nrnftff r--. it.. re-ii- LABOR BUREAU rpngo of all grades and sizes, in- - .." " I " ,which went to South Africa to Press-.ana puoiio opinion ....v. iiuiii tiiu auui.ii, eluding merchantable bubnot the t . 7. "7 1 ' . ' " fight in the Boer war and took ao-' f --w'o Ill'll Pnnlo.vji ll.nl KJl IIIU nnn I1C1Y 1, (Special via (j.T. r. Telcgraplis.) owesl grades, must be dealt in." rerlnineil fhnl 'uT .T tivo part in the fighting there and Paris, Jan, 30. JJritish plans in tho construction after worn at present. Thcso lups aro infinitesimal in number as fJ8? for an international labor bureau HARGE OF I ais uro very smart and SELLING compared with the published fig-.UlQJwar- .. . .ifi.inn 1.1 i ha'vo been completed and for- i AtTAv niinriinn Jiros n i l nn rrniio wnvn nvicfmrf --, j v i mo moment, and several .warded to London for considera-o-'tiou L U K i Nft ISSM) nn.v vnioi. .'Z '&Z Tenth Military Rislrict in Can- by employers. As soon as it ada. vtly party dresses. - limaginalion of sensational local is returned here it will be laid FOH QUALITY In the police court this morn- newspaper??. boforo the Poaco Conference, Manufacturers' Agent, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION COME AND SEE ing before Magistrate Carss, Millyl H. Jr . coming as tho liritisli view. J. F. Magulre, Smith Block. ?nod Board Licence No. 10-7348. (rnsnc!d B.C. PACKERS DECLARE of A. Collison, who was convicted QUARTERLY DIVIDEND for being, drunk yesterday, and WESTHOLME THEATRE fined $25. Two and Half per cent, to Be Paid Empress Theatre Collison stated that ho went Shareholders for Three : into tho Royal Pool .Room on Months. TO-NIGHT ONLY Monday last and had two or three TONIGHT glasses of grape cider, on which ,1 (Special by 0. T. r. Tclegrapm.) he got dr;unk. But the accused The Famous Star Montreal, Jan. 31, Dividends Monroe Salisbury added that ho was drunk boforo have been declared on B. C. packers he took tho drinks, and was mak in his dramatic of 2Vi per cent, and B. C. greatest BILLIE iURKE ing himsolf a general nuisance triumph fishing and packing of 1W per In the place. cent, for tho three months end 'That Devil Magislryito Carss dismissed the in the Romance of the Convent case, ing Feb. 20, payable Feb. 21, to stock on record February 8. W. 11. Barker, Vancouver, is president Bateese' lef Get and Aomillus Jarvis of Tor A Thrilling Drama of the s a uivorce MAX HEILBRONER onto, vice-president of both companies, Canadian 5 PARTS-Woods' Reliable Jeweler Tho dividends of the B, Q. pack-rn adapted from Sardou's MDivorcons" ALICE HOWELL was 7 per cent, in lOlfl and Diamonds, Watches, Clocks i.ncr nsed to 8 per cent, and later in her newest comedy feature L-KO COMEDY, "PRETTY BABIE"" Cut Glass, Silverware, Ivory o 10 per cent, "Her Unmarried Life" Umbrella, Community Plate, GAZETTE r..i.Tnnii.irinrj.iir;;.;'iB muim tsxj La Two Parts Etc. .nuviB'mniiiiWiim'jmtfi A t letviiDVll Ladysmlth Wellington Coal re- ducos your fuel bill and gives J5c nd 25c Admitiion, ADMISSION 15c Corntr 3rd A. and 6th Strut. mimi - and 25c. atlsfactlon, Phone 15. p, n, Show start at 7,15 har$ Coal Co, t