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Want
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taxi
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in
a
hurry
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Phone
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and
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TVKJhi.rW
ARRANGEMENTS
MADE
FOR
LANDING
OF
FOUR
ROUND
Lenine
Acclaimed
at
his
Funeral
as
one
of
Saviours
of
Mankind
Half
Million
Attend
Obsequies
MO.SCUW,
Jan.
-'X.
Nirliulm
l.ciiine
wu
entombed
ycs-
rday
afternoon
anil
followers
nf
I
In-
rulers
of
.Soviet
Hiissia
haded
liini
uii
hour
before
hi
burial
at
greuler
in
death
than
in
11
it!
ii
nd
puiil
liitn
honor
thai
u
king
mighl
envy.
They
withstood
for
hours
Hip
bitterest
nild
I
lie
llolheviki
capital
ha
M:
wii
in
it
yeur.
Ilulf
ii
million
persons
inarched
or
waited
right
hours
in
a
Icmperutnre
of
'id
below
zero
for
the
privilege
it
i.inig
I
lie
tenixirary
mausoleum
liuslil)'
huilt
under
the
ii
I
in
in
i
i
.it.
f
...-it..
..r
I:..
t
.
GOLD
AGAIN
AT
j
LEECH
RIVER
.
Winer
Thinks
He
Has
Discovered
Molherlode
from
Which
;
Dust
Came
.
.
.
Vi
TijIUA.
Jau.
?H.
Arthur
F
ui-
of
Vieloria.
an
oj.l
Uut
.
Merlor.
conftdrnlly
believe
l:a
found
the
mother
lode,
in
Malahal
district
at
(lie
.
'ion
of
the
l.eoeh
and
Sooke
Hi.Kn,
lite
scene
of
n'gf.ld
mi
(
y
year
ago.
when
the
gold;
::iiiiionrrs
ofllce
wa
etb-
tiet
in
the
inhll
of
three
.
:;aml
miner.
K
-mii
Hi.
when
the
firt
formed
Tor
Ihe
purpose
or
inaiiu-h
raclurliiif
eneer
product
from
slarled
in
IH7n.
ftt.OOu.tioo
mluliDf.l'he
eollmiw
I
in
the
Skeena
3i
'aken
out
in
plawr
w
ii
proved
blKhly
profllable.'lHver
and
inee
that
time
erforU
but
iiohiHly
was
able
In
find
hae
been
made.
II
It
underntood.
w'.im-e
lM.
gold
eame
from.'
rai.e
money
with
which
lo
PL
lip
believe
lie
ha
oled
nli"
,t"',
fndor'
.
u"
,
",0
,llrr-
s,v"
u
J.
inallfi',''
mystery
by
fiudiiiK
iMKgelin
einbedd.!
In
IIiq
lale'"'-'"'"'!
a
a
possible
location
win
Ii
give
u
gold
Heara'nee
lo
'lie
white
rock.
Phillip
and
other
have
been
riaiii(Mlicnlly
whhiug
gold
in
u
imall
way
ul
l.cerh
lliver
for
n
i:umher
of
rar
ninl
have
been
making
wiigc
al
the
work.
Srwral
plan
for
the
establish-until
of
a
hyiluulir
planl
there
have
been
devised
but
mine
have
hitherto
been
carried
Ihrouglt.
BUILD
CANALS
GREAT
LAKES
Company
Incorporation
sought
View
to
Carrying
Big
Ships
to
Head
of
Lakes
OTTAWA,
.Ian.
:H.
Xolieeha
hecn
ii
hen
that
application
will
be
made
lo
Parllaiuenl
for
In-corporation
(,f
u
roiiipany
lo
be
ciipiliilUcd
al
5li(i.(i0n.mi(l
wilh
power
to
rounect
the
lower
SI.
Lawrence
lllver
by
iliip
eanal
wilh
the
head
of
the
pieal
lake,
tales
Ihe
Journal
thi
atler-noon.
f
h.o
were
conlructed
ocean
veel
would
go
right
HiioumIi
to
Port
,rthur.
POINCARE
GETS
GOOD
SUPPORT
Taxation
Designed
to
Strengthen
Franc
Will
be
Considered
at
Once
l'Alllis,
Jan.
28.
The
chamber
or
DepUlle
by
a
show
of
hand
"iipporfcd
Premier
Poincare
In
hi,
ilemand
for
liiiinediale
con-"I'leratlon
of
the
new
drastic
tuxntlou
program
calculalcd
lo
"Ireiiglhen
(hu
franc.
Theinolion
'
poatpono
action
until
ufler
Iho
piirllninciilary
elecllon
wa
ilciealed,
The
Latest
In
Restauran
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Kent
of
Food
flood
Service.
Private
Doxes
for
Parly
Use.
'Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PEOPLE
ATTEND
LENINE
FUNERAL
jnuun
ui
iiic
iiiiiJiiwi
luniirj.
Tin-re
wan
mi
oralory
neither
iwa
there
visible
sign
of
mourn-
ling
anion?
the
assemblage.
Mas"
wa
celebrated
in
House
.
of
Union
but
before
!
IIim
It.nil.
Iti
II
I
sliinur.i
u
l.il.ti-
I
r"y
phrased
slalement
of
Hie
,U(lan
soviet
wa
rea.l
in
which
l.etilne
wan
haileil
a
one
of
the
saviour
of
mankind.
Communists
hymn
were
Ming.
!
:
,,r.IPrn
UIf
f
TA
nP
VL11lLI
JTULL
1U
DL
!
ESTABLISHED
ON
RIVER
Money.
Said
to
Have
Been
RsJsed
Toe
Project
to
Use
Skeena
Cottonwood
I
.n
I
year
a
contpan
was
lull
noihllitf
iieiiinie
nas
ui-ru
done
in
eoutieetion
with
a
site.
,
repieentalie
of
the
eom-
iiany
is
ripecled
here
to
Hake
on
Hie
mailer
of
locution
aiul
to
arrative
for
the
eslablisii-
ni'Mit
nf
Hie
mill.
I
liere
i
a
similar
mill
in
oper
ation
at
New
Westminster
and
il
i
ald
to
I"'
ery
urceftil.
Sahus
Is
nearly
sixty
mile
up
the
Skeena
Ittv
it
Just
ahe
tide
water.
THROUGH
PASSENGERS
NOT
ALLOWED
ASHORE
Capt.
Davles
of
United
States
Steamer
Victoria
Sees
That
No
Liquor
Comes
Aboard
Ship
Alaska
Steamship
Ci.'l
flenmer
Vieloria.
Cant.
Iaie.
wa
in
porl
Ihi
mornlnj.'
from
lu.Ilu
lo
r
iiVlnrk
sout
ihound
from
ward
and
interniediale
Alaska
port
In
Seal
lie.
Kleven
passl-n-Ber
debarked
here
and
one
went
aboard.
On
the
captain'
order,
no
ihrntiith
passenger
were
al.
lowed
ashore
here.
Ihl
was
in
rilir
lii
lnsiiri
eoniiilliiiiee
with
Ihe
Volsleail
Art,
which
prohibit
liiunr
being
nhoard
a
ep
lying
the
American
flap.
The
ae-liun
of
Ihe
captain
causeil
np-pa
icii
I
ilisappoiutinenl
amotiK
many
of
Hie
l0
paeiiKer.
STEAMING
CLAUSE
'
ANGLO-AMERICAN
TREATY
INNOCUOUS
NKW
YOllK,
Jan.
"H,
Sir
Auckland
(iedde,
prior
lo
ailinn
on
Ihe
A
i
1
1
1
1
u
1
1
1
a
on
Saturday
said
Ihe
hour
steaming
clause
in
(he
l.hpior
Treaty
between
(treat
llrilalu
mid
Uuiled
Mules
should
iMinse
no
iimieui
y.
uiriciai
could
ih'lcinilne
the
distance
and
speed
of
a
vessel
by
examination
if
(he
en,'e
Northern
and
POWER
3Y
RADIO
WOULD
SIMPLIFY
FLYING
PROBLEMS
One
of
the
most
likely
and
hopeful
development
in
flyiii?
is
IhroUKh
the
development
of
radio,
according
li
l.ieulenaut
Olaylon
ltiell,
who
was
here
al
Hie
week
end
nHak-inf
arrangement
for
the
landing
of
the
plane
in
Hie
round
Ihe
world
fliphi:
If
airmen
could
t
act
their
powrr
from
Ihe
air
liy
mean
of
radio
it
would
simplify
mailer
immeiily
a
o
d
woubl
make
long
dislanre
flight
much
more
popular
than
they
are
today,
lie
ay.
USE
HERRING
LOCAL
PLANT
Efforts
Being
Made
to
Have
Permission
Rescinded
by
Authorities
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
Jan.
28.
On
December
26,
the
deputy
minister
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
gave
notice
that
herring
and
pilchards
caught
on
the
Pacific
coast
could
be
converted
Into
fish
meal,
fertilizer,
oil
and
such
products.
Now
word
has
been
received
here
that
efforts
are
being
made
to
have
the
order
re
scinded
on
the
ground
that
the
use
of
herring
In
reduction
works
would
deplete
the
fish.
It
Is
understood
this
has
a
diiect
bearing
on
the
situation
In
Prlnco
Rupert
where
there
Is
a
reduction
plant
which
could
operate
almost
all
tho
year
round
If
the
permission
to
use
herring
Is
allowed
to
stand.
CANADA
MAKES
FIRST
POINTS
Beats
Czecho-Slovakla
by
Enormous
Score
of
30
to
0
at
Hockey
In
Olympic
Qames
CIIA.MO.MX.
Jan.
28.
Canada
made
her
first
win
today
when
e
Canadiau
hockey
Irani
defeated
Czecho-Slovakla
by
Ihe
enormous
score
of
thirty
goals
lo
nothing.
The
conditou
were
new
lo
the
Canadian
player
a
there
wa
no
border
fence
again!
which
lo
manoeuvre,
a
I
their
huliit
in
the
big
game
in
Can-adiau
ami
Uuiled
Slate
rinks.
Their
splendid
control
on
the
ice.eaping
gas
was
ignited
when
the
howeer.
gave
them
a
.distinct,
advantage
over
their
opponents
who.
appareully,
had
not
ever
played
in
I
lie
sclent
1
no
manner
peculiar
to
Ihe
game
as
seen
in
Canada,
Unllcd
flairs
also
had
an
easy
victory
over
llelgluuu
making
IU",
?rl3
to-
nolnln
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMWNCr"
IllTI'ltT,
HjC,
MONDAY,
JAMAltY
28,
l!)2i.
Mere
is
it
genuine
Albino
and
one
of
hi
brothers
born
of
Ihe
same
parent,
native
of
the
oglh
sea
island.
The
Albino
bus
one
pink,
eye
and
one
blue
a
strange
sight
with
his
pure
while
hair
and
skin.
STUDENTS
ARE
UNDER
ARREST
Employee
of
Post
Office
Let
Them
In
and
They
Made
off
With
Cash
IIL
TI
I"..
Mont..
Jan.
28.
llobcrl
Kckter.
I"
llellen
and
Lier-nard
yuesifell,
youthful
.student
at
(he
Molilalia
University,
MLt-fJlo.l.tsrci5irreled
here
charsrd
with
robhiugr
the
Missoula'
"Post
O
frier
last
iiipht
of
33,ono
cur.
reney.
The
money
was
consigned
I
j
a
lru(
company.
Ilellen
had
been
actio?
as
sub.
sliliite
mail
clerk
and
it
I
alleged
be
adinflled
l-'cklrr
ami
Uuesnel.
who
were
wearing
mask
and
presented
their
gun.
hound
Ilellen
and
another
clerk
ami
es.
raped
with
Ihe
money.
INSPECTOR
LONG
VANCOUVER
CHIEF
OF
POLICE
FORCE
YANCOL
Vim,
Jan.
A.
In-speclor
Waller
II.
I.onsr,
for
many
year
oo
the
local
force,
has
lii-cu
apMiin(cd
chief
of
police
in
Vancouver.
There
were
(
many
applicants
lor
I
lie
posi
tion.
Inspector
fuig
.succeeds
chief
J.
II.
Anderson
who
rez
eiMitlv
resigned
as.
a
result
of
pressure
of
public
opinion
and
Ihe
insistence
of
the
Attorney
(icnrral
lliat
the
law
be
enforced
in
Vancouver.
HOPE
GIVEN
UP
FOR
RESCUE
OF
MINERS
SIIANKTOWN.
Jan.
SK.
Hope
ha
been
tfiven
up
for
forty
nilners
entombed
Saturday
by
an
explosion
in
the
Lancashire
mine
here.
Itescuer
reported
Ihe
mine
dense
with
black
damp,
Water
I
rapidly
rising.
SIIANKTOWN.
Jan.
S8,
(later)
-The
bodies
of
at
men
who
lost
their
live
in
an
ex
plosion
in
the
Lancashire
1111110
have
been
recovered
and
five
others
have
been
located.
FOURTEEN
MEMBERS
OF
TWO
FAMILIES
KILLED
IN
BLAZE
PAWTUCKKT,
Jan.
','8.-leen
-hour-in
person.
were
killed
an
explosion
al
Manville
today.
F.s
lamp
was
111
ami
as
a
resull
nearly
all
Ihe
member
of
the
Conway
un,
Uunmiill
families
were
killed.
Karl
Hume
look
the
services
at
the
lluptlst
Church
last
night
speaking
on
"The
Friend
of
Jldii.
Stlurtfty'i
MANY
GREEKS
DEAD
RESULT
OF
EXTREME
COLD
WAVE
EUROPE
ATHKXS.
Jan.
28.
Scores
of
people
are
frozen
to
death
as
a
result
of
an
exceptional
cold
wave
which
is
.
prevail-ing
in
(ireece.
f.
mes-age
received
from
Salonika
says
tiree
soldiers
aiij
150
civilian
who
were
liyiijs
under
canvas
art-
dead
from
erfiosure".
'
'
FINLAND
WINS
SPEED
SKATING
Early
Events
in
Olympic
Winter
Games
at
Chamonix
SWEDEN
HOCKEY
WINNER
CIIA.MOMW
Jan.
'8.
Finland
wilh
only
three
men
entered,
woo
the
first
honors
in
the
speed
skating
events
or
the
1021
Olympic
winter
game
which
concluded
yesterday,
't
hat
country
won
l8'.-i
points.
Norway
came
sec
ond
wilh
3J(!i,
United
Slates
third
with
It.
Charles
Corman
of
St.
John,
N.II.,
Ihe
sole
Canadian
representative,
had
been
considered
a
dangerous
contender
bul
was
unable
In
gel
a
place
in
any
of
Ihe
evenl.
The
first
hockey
match
look
place
today
when
Sweden
defeated
Switzerland
decisively
0
lo
0.
It
was
tame
hockey
compared
wjth
the
Canadian
big
league
games.
EARLY
END
TO
STRIKE
Official
of
Union
Expresses
Confidence
Objection
Wilt
be
Removed
LONDON,
Jan.
28.
The
public
Is
hoping
for
an
early
end
to
the
railway
strike
as
a
result
of
negotiations
which
are
going
on.
J.
Bromley,
secretary
of
the
striking
union,
expresses
confidence
that
something
to
which
the
men
objected
will
soon
cease
to
exist.
Meantime
the
dockers
and
Iran
port
workers
seem
to
be
moving
near
a
strike
owing
to
a
refusal
to
Increase
their
wanes.
BURNED
AT
DOCK
WASHINGTON,
Jau.
28.
Fire
on
Ihe
wharf
burned
lhosteainer
Midland
Waters
and
damaged
the
wharf
and
smaller
craft,
the
.
;tud.
k'v
l)ei'
$300,(nH)
Clrculttlos
1,0.
Sl'Mt
Saltl
SSO.
WORLD
PLANES
HERE
Four
Seaplanes
Planned
to
Arrive
here
April
1
En
Route
Round
World
When
I
Ii
3
four
roiind-lhe-world
aviators
drop
into
Hie
water
ii
Hie
neighborhood
of
the
cold
"storage
plant
and
aiiehor
their
ea
planes
al
.Seal
Cove,
completing
the
first
section
of
Iheir
big
.light
on
or
about
April
I,
their
chief
huiuess,will
be
lo
get
away
or
Sitka,
if
the
weather
is
good.
They
are
expected
lo
leave
Seattle
at
eight
or
nine
o'clock
in
the
morning
and
reach
here
probably
about
four
in
Ihe
afternoon.
On
lying
up,
they
will
al
.nice
proceed
to
go
over
their
machine,
to
fill
their
tanks
wilh
fuel,
and
clean
up
in
readiness
for
leaving
in
the
morning.
This
will
probably
take
theui
until
dark
when
I
hey
w
ill
go
direct
to
the
hotel
and
to
bed
o
as
to
be
fresh
for
the
flight;
next
day.
That
is
the
program!
laid
down
for
them
as
enuncial-j
ed
by
Lieut.
Clayton
liissell.
ad-!
vance
agent
for
the
flight,
who;
arrived
here
by
train
Saturday
evening,
returning
lo
Seattle
by
the
steamship
Victoria
today.
liefore
alighting-
Ihe
planes
wilt
fly
low
around
the
city
su
that
all
'may
see
Ihem.
They
are
expected
lo
arrive
together,
fly
ing
in
formation.
This
will
prove
an
imposing
.sight
and
one
for
whicliKralpeopWwill
eagerly
cretary
or
the
association,
an-wSTrfr?
W?-sg-.ijkAnouncW
jyfiuglif
.
.
Tlie
Hrst
The
flight
will
be
made
by
?ame
wi'lbe
played
at
Sydney
way
of
Alaska,
Japan,
China
and
"
Ma
10
aluJ
arler
cisM
we"k
India,
where
Hie
pontoons
will
lie
laken
off
and
replaced
by
wheels,
as
from
that
time
on'
ood
landing
field
will
be
ob-
lainable.
They
will
touch
at
Kgypt.
Kngland.
and
back
across
Ihe
Allanlir
l,v
1,-eh.ml.
rsrppn.
land,
ami
the
Fast
coast
to
Washington
and
(hence
overland
to
Seattle.
The
pbntotm.
will
be
resumed
during
the
Atlantic
flight,
and
again
released
on
a'rrival
on
the
coast
of
this
oon-
lincuL
Six
Divisions
The
round
the
world
flight
is
planned
lo
be
made
in
six
divisions,
Ihe
plans
for
which
arc
being
made
by
six
advance
men
who
will
make
all
arrangement.
for
fuel
and
landing
places
and
everything
necessary
lo
the
success
or
the
undertaking.
The
first
division,
over
which
l.icul.
liissell
has
charge
is
from
Seat-lie
to
Sliimusu
on
the
Kuerilc
Islands
olT
the
coast
of
Japan.
The
second
from
Sliimusu
to
Chimulpo,
China;
then
from
Chimulpo
to
Calcutta;
Calcutta
to
Constantinople;
Constantinople
to
London;
London
to
Washington,
D.C.
There
is
no
necessity
for
arrangements
across
the
coulineiil
back
to
Seattle
as
Ihe
flight
has
often
been
made
by
other
machines
and
the
route
is
well
known.
It
is
planned
lo
finish
the
flight
in
September,
travelling
in
all
35,000
miles
and
taking
only
100
flyinsr
hours
or
twenty
days
in
the
air.
High
speed
will
not
be
expected,
as
the
wind
is
against
them
all
the
way.
This
was
made
necessary
in
order
to
arrange
Tor
escaping
seasonable
bad
weather
In
different
parls
of
Ihe
world.
Two
Years
Building
'The
four
planes
are
being
built
especially
for
the
trip
and
are
fitted
in
such
a
way
as
to
withstand
the
cold
of
the
semi-Arctic,
regions
and
the
heat
of
the
tropics.
They
are
being
constructed
by
the
Douglas
Air
craft
Co.
at
Santo
Monica,
California.
'They
have
a
wing
spread
of
fifty
feet
and
will
bo
propelled
by
tOO
horse
power
liberty
motors.
They
huve
been
under
construction
for
two
years
and
will
nuurt
a
speed
of
abyut
85
miles
an
hour
Equipped
eoullMUi'il
'ii
paye
V
PRICE
.FIVE
CENTS.
ATD
ATI
IT
A
M
HU1dALL
ItAffl
TAD
AMTIDATiTO
rUIl
All
I
IliJULiil
Sixteen
Players,
a
Trainer
And
an
Official
of
Association
to
go
WINNIPF.C,
Jan.
28.
Sixteen
players,
a
trainer
and
an
official
of
the
Dominion
Football
Asso
ciation
leave
Vancouver
on
April
II
for
a
tour
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
S.
Davidson,
the
-vuirana
me
team
win
go
lo
z"la"''
and
lour
four
weeks.
'
"c
provincial
associauons
win
""'alc
3I
players
from
which
w.1,pei
wl"
"''
c'o,'.
iiriilsli
"""
enuue.i
io
select
,
"-bee
b.
Ontario
0,
Manitoba
.
Saskatchewan
I,
and
Alberta
0.
FISH
DELAYED
INSHIPMENT
Will
Not
be
Fresh
When
It
Reaches
Seattle
by
Steamship
Included
in
the
cargo
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Victoria,
which
was
in
port
this,
morning
southbound
from
Ala,
ka,
were
215
cases
of
fresh
American
halibut
being
shipped
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle.
This
fish,
it
is
said,
hud
been
waiting
five
days
at
Ketchikan
for
the
steamer
,to
arrive.
Naturally
its
condition
has
been
impaired
and
it
may
not
be
described
as
strictly
rrch
when
il
reaches
Ihe
ultimate
consumers.
Had
it
been
shipped
through
this
port
and
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
it
would
have
been
delivered
and
consumed
in
the
Fast
beforo
il
reaches
Seattle.
WHEAT
GOES
BY
WESTERN
ROUTE
Preference
for
Western
Shipments
Shown
on
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange
WINNIPFO,
Jan.
28.-During
Ihe
past
mouth
there
has
been
excellent
demand
for
wheat
cargoes
lo
go
via
Vancouver
to
Ihe
United
Kingdom
and
immediate
shipments
have,
been
commanding
a
small
premium
over
Fori
William
values,
it
was
staled
on
ilia
grain
exchange,
here.
Cheap
tonnage-
al
Vancouver
was
responsible
for
tho
premium,
while,
differences
lit
jireigm
ravor
Vancouver
from
a
number
of
western
points.
He-cause
of
the
abundance
of
tramp
vessels
offering,
tonnage,
has
I
bet',
c
i
!y
secured.