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Ye
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taxi
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in
a
hurry
ff
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1
FIRM
ATTITUDE
INDIA
MESSAGE
Premier
Macdonald
Pleads
For
Goodwill
Between
Aslatlo
Nation
and
Britain
HOMIIAY,
Jail.
21.-
A
Madia
newspaper
piinU
n
message
from
'render
Itanisav
Mnrdunald
ill
hi.
ii
vi
n
NO
CONFERENCE
OYER
BRITISH
RY.
STRIKE
I.ONlKi.V
Jan.
SI.
The
pro.
noM'd
conference
of
railway
mnn-
nKers
and
cngiuvnien
has
fallen
IhroiiKh.
J.
Hrumley,
seerctary
of
the
asMK'lateil
sorielie.
an
nounced
lhal
he
regretted
tnc
strike
must
coiilinue
.
Continued
improvement
Is
shown
today
in
the
movement
of
trains.
Nevertheless,
llio
strike
is
adversely
alTecting
Scottish
and
Welsh
industries,
Iron,
steel
and
tin
works
nro
running
short
of
supplies.
In
houin
Wales
80.000
coal
miners
have
been
rendered
idle.
Sonic
blast
furnaces,
nro
damped
down
be
cause
of
the
lack
of
coal,
Liver-
pool
reports
mm,
uniess
com
and
supplUVs
arc
uvniianic
ni
Mm
end
of
the
week,
there
is
a
danger
of
a
partial
hold-up
of
shipping.
MAKE
GOOD
SHOWING
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
TOliONTO,
-
J.n.
21.
Canadian
.
.....
.
Plnidlng
for
goodwill
between
Industries
w
H
make
i
n
per
rem
India
showing
In
the
Industrial
sec
Ions
and
Hrllaln.
He
says
no
l-Hy
will
he
cowed
by
Ihreats
of
of
(h.
rll
Z?
"
The
moderator
outlined
the
position
afler
making
his
annual
report
and
Thomas
McClyumut
repurled
for
the
.managers
who
had
hud
I
be
matter
of
building
under
consideration
at
a
number
of
meeiiugs.
The
congregation
could
have
the
church
if
they
winded
it.
All
they
had
to
do
wa
to
subscribe
the
money.
They
('Miniated
a
church
suitable
for
the
congregation
rould
lie
erivMed
for
$211,000-mid
they
could
siMMirc
a
loan
of
$15,000
roudilimnil
on
the
congregation
raising
$10,000.
The
extra
$5,-
000
represented
a
margin
of
safely.
If
there
were.
75
families
in
Hie
congregation
they
would
linve
lo
contribute
an
average
id
$100
each.
Dr.
(iraul
told
of
having
re
eeUed
n
telephone
message
just
before
the
Hireling
promising
support
from
one
who
did
not
go
to
church
often
if
they
went
ahead
with
the
building.
Hi
also
received
$25
in
a
teller,
evidently
from
a
lady
who
pre
ferred
to
remain
anonymous.
Fred
Stork
said
they
had
given
lol
of
thought
lo
the
matter
of
building
and
11
was
time
they
look
action.
The
present
build
ing
had
outgrown,
its
usefulness.
Dr.
(Irani
lead
been
a
wonderful
pastor.
II
was
through
his
leadership
and
work
that
they
now
owed
no
man
anyunng.
They
needed
a
belter
building
in
order
lo
carry
on
I
lie
work
of
the
church.
He
considered
there
were
enough
present
to
build
a
cathedral.
Ho
mentioned
the
llaplisls
who
had
recently
burn
ed
their
motgage.
If
lliey
put
their
shoulders
to
-"the
wheel
lliey
could
do
anything
they
wished.
There
was
lols
of
money
in
town.
Ho
fell
they
should
take
definite
action.
.
There
was
some
further
dis'-cussiou
and
il
was
finally
decided
lo
leave
Iho
selection
of
llio
canvassing
commltlco
to
the
managers,
HOCKEY
SCORES'
Vancouver
I,
Vlcloria
3,
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i.
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bT'2BB
Jk
mv
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'
BV'
3P8IbbbBI'
Professor
H.
II.
(fodilurd,
of
Clurk
l
ui-vsrsity,
lia-
been
making
investigations
with
.
hi?h
altitude
rockets.
He
says
a
speed
of
six
mile
n
second
would
free
a
projectile
from!
the
earth's
attraction,
and
once
free
it
might
go
on
until
it
hit
the
moon.
Procession
Carrying
the
Dead
Russian
Premier
Marches
Five
.
.
.
-
uroiigiu
ironi
.Moscow
jesicruay
niicruuoii
iroin
nwivj,
nunc
sr0m,
s,jnwc
described
by
he
uieo.
me
coum
was
carneu
neanj
ue
mors
mn.ugii
oiCje
jiiera
,,a,,erji
as
a
'lurbu-
sireels
Oil
Hie
snoillU"!"
oi
me
mcmocrs
oi
ion
rummi
i.
iruui-missurs
guarded
bv
troops
lo
the
bouse
of
unions
where
il
will
be
in
slule
nulil
Ihe
funeral.
As
the
casket
wa
coveren
only
ny
a
glass
-s
u
puseu
mfmnn
fn
a
he
Iraffio
slopped
nod
every
point
of
vanlag
was
filled
by
silent!
I
HKHr
Ilr
III
onlookers.
II,
oi.
ll
OOO
mitiilnr
ni
ti:irli!inifiil
mill
uf
lli
ruin-
m
"'"
'
"
mmw
Will
V
'
,
'
.
.
.
V
.
.
.
.
-
J
".
.......
."
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
munisl
narly.
delegations
of
de
IMMENSE
QUANTITY
OF
GRAIN
IS
MOVED
4
Line
of
Cars
Winnipeg
to
Edmonton
Required
to
Handle
all
Shipments
I!.
.
M
.1
partments
and
members
of
labor
unions
galliered
al
the
railway
tatiou
with
a
liig
caisson
drawn
i
by
six
while
horses
wailing
to
'lake
Ihe
body,
hul
the
bearers
!
Tided
otherwise.
l.eiiine's
wife,
sisler
and
brothers
followed
the
leoffin.
No
tears
were
shed.
II
WINNIPKO;
Jam
-".ijit,!.'!
in
Led
t
....I
t..,f.ll
ne
o
i
IO..
.U.,
m...
.
.
,
,..-
,
-
s
lUt,
Kre
wus,
end
lo
cud
and
slretelilng
frunij
1
Winnipeg
to
a
point
more
Dian.
,,-m
'!!
"'"u
."inJMdM'r'lhr.oI!,!
INSULIN
TREATMENT
ear
loadings
of
the
llandian
Na-
I
FOR
HARRY
FLETCHER
tional
Hallways
from
Ihe
openiu
of
the
crop
year
on
September
t
lo
date,
according
to
officials
of
the
company
here.
During
the
period
over
110,000
cars
or
grain
were
loaded
al
Canadian
National
poinl
throughout
the
west,
and
with
the
allowance
of
10
fret
per
car,
including
drawbar
space,
lids
would
make
a
line
of
cars
stretching
for
l,U)n,(m
feel
or
837
miles,
wilh
over
10
ears
aililillonai.
inc
uiMaiire
from
Winipeg
to
Kdmonton,
nc
cording
to
the
company
lime
table
Is
700
miles,
leaving
another
It
miles
of
grain
cars
to
slrelch
lo
the
foothills
of
the
rocky
mountains.
.;
Divided
into
(ruins
with
an
average
of
00
cars
per
train
more
than
1,800
locomotives
were
required
to
delixer
this
immense
lonnage
oT
grain
either
lit
bead
of
the
lakes
or
lo
Vancouver,
where
it
was
received
into
elevators
for
thuns-shlpmenl
to
the
world
markets.
Afler
831
trains
of
GO
curs
eacli
had
boen
made
up
there
would
still
remain
a
number
of
ears
lo
be
sandwiched
In
wllh
other
commodities
to
be
moved
either
to
storage
elevators
or
lo
Ihe
.ports.
The
110,000
cars
loaded
contains
111,150,000
bushels
uf
grain
ns
against
a
total
of
118,031,000,
bushels
at
.loaded
in
corresponding
period
of
1022-23,
an
increase
in
loadings
of
nearly
20,000,00(1
bushels
in
Iho
period.
Well
Known
Local
Man
Stricken
Seriously
With
Dfabeles
In
Critical
Condition
Hurry
Fletcher
lies
seriously
ill
in
Ihe
Prince
llupert
(Jeneral
Hospital
sulfering
from
diabetes.
He
lias
not
been
in
Ihe
best
of
health
for
some
lime
but
ap
parently
was
not
seriously
stricken
until
the
first
of
the
week.
An
order
has
been
placed
by
wire
in
Vancouver
for
insulin
to
use
in
the
case
and
it
is
said
to
ha
vi'
been
shipped
already.
It
will
have
been
the
first
time
tlrtit
this
new
treatment
has
ever
been
administered
here.
Mr.
Fletcher
is
being
allenJen
by
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
TORONTO
SYNDICATE
BUYS
RAILWAY
BONDS
Wood
Gundy
Co.
Yesterday
Pur
chased
$50,000,000
Worth
of
Canadian
Stook
TOItONTO,
Jan.
21.
Wood
fob
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
FoodGood
Service.
.t
Cim
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Hoxcs
for
Parly
Use.
in
the
City.
Batea
Reasonable
Take
Her.
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XIV.,
NO,
20.
PMNCi:
HUPKRT,
H.C.,
T.IIL'IUjDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1021.
VMMrdty'i
Circulation
1,680.
StrMl
Sa-M
41
a.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
IMPORS
NT
PORT
DEVELOPMENT
IS
PENDING
MACDONALD
CONTEMPLATES
EXPANSION
OF
SUPPORT
TO
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
Coming
Next
Week
to
Select
Site
or
Elevator
at
Prince
Rupert;
Sum
in
Estimates
for
Hotel
here
t
t
U.
Cole,
llu-
biggest
grain
shipping
man
on
tin-
roast
nEriCIfirVI
M
AM?
tr-
rrpreseulalue
of
Hie
largest
gruhi
interest
in
III
-
west.
'
IElIjiUil
lllalE
Ji:
In
urnvo
nere
I'uni'Miuy
10
mmcci
u
sue
lor
n
locauou
ior
t:i
elevator
lo
lie
creeled
here,
lie
will
l;
met
by
A.
K.
Warren,
fffieiul
manager
of
I
lie
C.N.
1
1.,
and
the
matter
will
lie
taken
up
.
..
.
.
i
i
.i
-
.11-
i
w
Hi
nun
(lircci
so
a
in
sae
nine
nun
iiiukc
ii
msmi5
io
cuhi-i
tneve
construction
very
onn.
This
is
Ihc
word
K.
(i.
Dawson1
britiK-
from
Vancouver
following
hi
visit
to
that
city,
lie
met
Preibyterlan
Congregation
Mr
tjolen
there
and
lalked
over
the
whole
locol
situation
with
STOCK
OF
GRAND
ihirn.
i
Mr.
Dawson
says
Ihc
building
jof
an
elevator
here
will
probably
mean
(he
etahlishmeid
of
a
TDIIMi
D
APICIP
:
"end-monthly
steamship
sen
ire
lilUIm
nLllL!HU,
of
lM
'orl
,u
11,0
iMml-
,
Mr.
llawnon
how
further
been
assured
that
theiV
ha
been
a
London
Eipects
to
Wake
a
Lot
,
(UrC(J
jM
Ut,
esimales
to
of
Money
but
Ottawa
eome
Mnrr
parliament
at
the
Skeptical
About
It.
'forthcoming
esion
to
nil
'""
errrllon
i.f
a
hotel
al
l..)MK)X.
Jan
.'.
Many
pco-
''
I'"1"1
lo
''V'1'
0
M
u
I
t!-
expecting
to
make
a
lol
P'r
'
n'K
trom
Ala.kan
point
Orand
r
::r
nexf
month
in
T
a
Pacific
four
iht
cent
de-,l
'
k
v
the
financial
editor
of
I'rince
Hupcrl
I"
more
than
Yit
K-;rc
soya.
They
bac
ever
iooeu
ui.ii
hi
wo-
souui
-
r
''dure,
Mr.
R.iwon
open
on
the
prediction
,
I...A1!
foe
Interest
"y
Pcople'-alU
nn
rpwtiii
?
.
i
r,.ti...n.inr
.
Mnroll
I
development
Urns.
The
fuel
BUILD
CHURCH
Annual
Meeting
Takes
Preliminary
Action
CANVASS
TO
BE
MADE
at
Ten
Thousand
Dollars
Needed
and
Loan
of
$15,000
Can
be
Secured
II
u
ripecled
by
lhoe
concerned
'"
J-
luthie
would
l,.e,l
Hj(
i
a,
an
oc
car,y
H')iinrii
lJap
l
U.e
price
of
the
-
toek
will
...
,,,c"13r
II.
i!,r,!K?"'!ml
I.I""'"
11
I"
expected
''."M
the
cauvHf.4
lo
nixiy
OTTAWA,
Jan.
?t
'
-
doubt
I
f
1
1
1
Te
(irand
Tnmk'
l
ave
niilllcleiil
urplilt
afler
r.T
:ijt
fued
charse
lo
pay
in-
I
-fsi
on
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
l;!jr
"ureo.
The
filed
charges
:::
S
be
met
out
of
operalinK
fji
,."
before
the
claim
of
the!
Ji
L'.":;'urc
holder
will
be
re-i
gained,
DEVELOPMENT
OF
GOLD
MINE
Work
to
Proceed
on
Thornhlll
Mountain
Near
Terrace
Visitor
lo
City
Says
lN'rtipICUt
wink
I
to
pro-
-
al
Thorutiill
Mountain
near
Ti'.'incc,
heller
known
lo
nMiiy
'.upper
Mountain.
eeordin
to
O.
P
Drown
of
the
C.hiro
MiniiiK
'mpaiiy.
I
tint
has
been
operal-
.
a
mill
on
Mumon
Mounlidn.
Kaluni
Lake.
Hie
company
bu"
nu
option
on
I
wo
wold
properties
on
Thornhill
Mountain
known
n
he
llnlil
mid
OIen
properlies.
Tli'-y
have
decided
to
lake
up
the
option
on
the
Heater
uroup
and
he
other
i
lo
be
further
tested
by
driving
(he
lunnel
farther.
The
properly
I
reached
by
n
govern
ineut
trail
and
I
about
ix
or
!eveu
milen
from
Terrace.
Mr
llrown
I
on
Id
way
to
terrace,
leaving
east
on
the
train
oninht.
He
arrived
on
the
boat
last
night.
ATIIK.VS
Jan.
SI.
-
A
ineaurc
'
intriMluced
into
the
National
.Wentbly
ileclares"
the
(llueksburK
dyiundy.
ithc
reiitniiw
lioiioe,
Id
hnve
forfeileil
it-
right
to
I
lie
monarchy.
Owing
to
turbulent
m-eiic
till
net
ion
provoked,
the
llouen
ad-
Jounied
until
1
rid.iy
4-
without
icacliiiiK
a
vole.
At
Ihc
annual
conKifVfll
ional
iiieetiu
and
diuiier
held
laxt
night
in
the
l'rel
t-rian
Church
Hall,
llev.
II.
11.
liraut
prexidimr,
it
wao
decided
to
erect
a
new
church
lliin
year
and
in
order
to
prepare
for
the
etcnl
a
cativax
uf
llje
ryembers
oj
(he
congr'-ualion
will
be
made
and
a
eoon
a
Hie
reouirol
amount
u
uti-
I
&
:
I.
I.,
t
.i
ciiuiiiiii
u-c
io
.
....
.-
Hie
present
'r
.
......
..
.
.v
f
fc
,
fnonediate-
booud
to
Ik
devrlopmenl
here
ItiL
Ollieial
",c
",ar
,u,u,,:
MEASURE
TO
STOP
PRESENT
DYNASTY
KINGS
OF
GREECE
Expect
British
Premier
will
Recognize
Russia
and
Send
Ambassador
Another
Member
of
Glasgow
Group
of
Radicals
Gets
Place
in
Macdonald
Government:
Complimented
by
London
Paper
LONDON,
Jun.
25.
J.
Ramsay
Macdouuld's
recent
stulc-nrjiil
regarding
the
"pompous
role"
of
withholding
recognition,
to
Soviet
Russia
suggests
prompt
action
in
this
direction.
James
O'Urady,
M.P.,
it
is
stated
unofficially,
is
being
considered
for
the
position
of
ambassador
tu
Moscow.
The
prime
mtiiisler
contemplates
the
expansion
of
the
League
of
Nations
section
of
Ihc
forign
office
in
order
lo
use
it
for
pacification
purjoe.
.The
Daily
Telegraph
says
Macdonald
will
devote
every
ef
fort
to
include
Itusnia
and
Ger-
"TtV
nowxepee"ed
that
Premier
SENATORS
AND
Maciionaid
win
nil
me
appouu-
menls
to
the
Itoyal
Household)
from
members
of
his
own
party.
i
II
1
roai.4l!v
I-
cftfiT-n
iAl
ilV4
.cleverness
in
dovetailing
the
var
lious
elemenls
of
bis
following
in
V7Tntiue1nlvofninrie
-
''fa'&''Xs6bv?EIi.
Jan.
The
Tlamentary
secretary,
is
regard-
westward
movement
of
grain
ed
an
a
further
hostage
to
the
MOSCOW,
Jan.
21.
The
body
of
Premier
Lenine
was
..
gooJ
,,chaxjor
of
tl,e
Glas?ow
f
ri
r
lent,
ruthlessly
uncompromising
personality."
AT
VANCOUVER
Maltese
Sailor
Ran
Amok
Killing
Two
Before
He
Was
Shot
Down
VANCOI
YF.H,
Jan.
21.
Thin
ning
amok
and
'iirmed
with
two
double
edged
knives,
Ren
Raba,
a
Maltese
sailor
on
Lie
Spanish
sleauisliip.
Pilar
do
I.arrienaga,
anchored
in
Hie
stream,
killed
Chief
Onircr
.Alexander
James
and
Anloiiio
Anno,
a
seaman,
and
wounded
three
others
before
lie
was
shot
down
by
a
police
posse
loday.
Armo
died
in
a
few
minutes
and
James
lived
until
he
was
brought
ashore
Doctors
and
nurses
vere
rushed
lo
Ihe
scene
and
the
injured
were
removed
to
the
hospital.
This
morning
Raba
suddenly
became
demented
and
bis
demon
ical
shriek
was
the
first
warn
ing
to
his
shipmates.
Before
they
could
flee
from
the
forecastle,
he
was
among
them
with
eyes
blazing,
moulh
frothing
and
carrying
two
long
blad-ed
knives
in
his
hands.
He
struck
at
those
nearest
plungiug
the
knife
Into
Armo's.
body.
James
ran
to
stop
the
maniac
and
received
a
knife
to
the
hill
in
Ids
lungs.
Finally
the
police
shot
Raba
down
who,
trussed
up
and
still
cursing
and
threatening,,
was
MEMBERS
MEET
the
Times,
that
Mr.
Ma"cdonahl!
has
shown
the
most
successful
'Vancouver
Harbor
Commission-
ers
Hosts
to
Visitors
from
Prairie
Provinces
from
Hie
prairies,
freight
rales.
construction
of
branch
railway
lines
in
Western
Canada
and
larifT
problems
were
discussed
al
a
bani(uel
tendered
31
members
of
the
House
of
Commons
and
Ihc
Senate
who
arc
In
the
city
the
guests
of
the
,
Harbor
Commission.
They
arc
here
to
learn
at
first
hand
about
the
prgress
and
development
of
the
port
of
Vancouver".
The
visitors
indicated
that
there
was
necessity
for
a
solid
.
western
program.
The
interests
of
Western
Canada,
they
declar
ed,
would
best
be
served
by
united
western
action
and
a
dispOisilioii
lo
work
hund-in-
liaud
witli
the
government
of
the
day.
They
were
especially
Interested
In
Ihc
handling
of
araiu
by
the
Pacific
mute.
Alfred
Speakman,
Progressive
member
for
lied
Ileer,
declared
that,
before
Pacific
port
development
would
bo
permitted,
plans
must
be
made
complete
in
every
particular
willi
every
unit
conforming
lo
the
whole.
There
should
be
no
indiscrimute
building
and
no
private
interests
should
be
allowed
to
interfere
with
the
plans.
Access
on
equal
terms
must
be
granted
tho
Canadian
National
Railway.
CITY
BONDS
SELL
LOCALLY
Last
of
Issue
of
$34,600
Disposed
of
This
Morning
Tenders
for
More
Tonight
Cily
Treasurer
1.
J.
Mulhesou
announce
that
$31,500
worth
of
city
bonds
covering
tlm
local
1m-
swung
aboard
Iho
police
boat
provcmenl
street
grading
work
on
and
brought
ashore.
Ho
is
not
Hoiirlh
and
Fifth
Avenues
West,
expected
lo
live.
'
I
1
"
.
.
,
.
first
of
the
year,
havo
all
been
crrncTADVTA
disposed
or
locally,
the
last
salo
f
mv
LADY
otlKLlAKY
1U
being
made
this
morning.
Tho
UIUICTDV
tV
I
ADHD
debenture
nro
from
I
to
10
year
milllJini
ur
.Lriuua
riai
8PVcn
per
cents.
They
Oumly
Co..
representing
a
Can-
LONDON,
Jan.
21.
Miss
Mar-
Hids
close
today
for
$155,000
ndiun
syndicate,
yesterday
pur-
gund
Roinlfield,
tho
new
member
worth
of
six
per
cent
five
year
chased
a
$50,000,000
Issue
of.of
Ihe
House
of
Commons
for
bonds
covering
down
town
slreet
government
railway
five
per
cenlNorlhamptou,
has'been
appointed
surfacing
which
was
recently
bonds
at
07.813
in
Canadian
secretary
lo
the
minister
of
Invalidated
by
the
legislature.
The
funds.
They
are
on
sale
today
at.bor.
She
is
tho
first
woman'
to
tender
will
be
opened
at.
Ihe
city
a
discount
The
yieW
is
5.03.
servo
in
such
a
capacity.
council
meeting
tonight.