CWUn
trt
Ym
Want
A
IAA1
00
id
a
hurry
m
I
flan
and
'
V..
'
In
the
City.
WaU
fl
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
29.
MINISTER
WILL
SPEAK
TONIGHT
Hon,
T
,
paltullti
returned
to
liD
biiie
(own
on
Satunlay
eveiu
ar:i
llil
evening
will
addre
Hie
l.ilMTal
Aoeiation
at
il
an.
liii-fllliz
In
Hie
old
Carleloti
J
liior
I
li
II
HI
Il.li.
UK'
enu
came
pracriuii).
.Mrs
vdjii.
and
Dr.
Orayon
were
at
Ihe
bedside.
I)
a
battle
fur
life
which
began
before
lie
left
I
lie
White
limine
in
19:
1
tlio
war
president
of
two
lenit.
eight
of
the
mot
momentous
r;,'
in
the
history
of
the
world,
closed
hi
eye
ami
lijeJ
peace-
Cafe
nwirit.
Third
Ae
at
wIiIpIi
Hriithl
dtrae,
wliirli
F-'-il
Stork
will
almi
peak.
Ihe
pliycician
lo
predict
he
would
,
.Mr
Put
u
In
adilre-pi
a
tucei.
neer
iiitiit
in
lerm.
inn
lie
ii
at
I'rinre
(leorue
in
the
(kiurl
fmuht
off
Ihe
malady,
dent
had
lingered
on
the
verge
of
elemily.
He
lepl
fit
fully
toward
the
lat
refued
to
any
noiiriliinenl.
neiure
e
treine
weakne
overlook
Ii
i
nt
he
talked
with
I
luxe
about
him,
and
told
Dr.
Orayon
he
wa
ready
to
go.
New
of
hi
death
piead
r.tp-
idly
and
vva
fla-lii'd
arouiul
the
world.
Me.age
of
ntpatl'y
poured
in
a
great
flood
to
the
widow-
and
the
flrl
came
from
President
Ooolidge.
The
presi
dent
and
Mr.
Coolidge
were
nt
church
when
the
announcement
wa
urade.
Immediately
after
the
service
they
drove
to
the
Wilson
residence
ntnl
left
their
card.
An
obscure
lawyer,
by
nature
a
man
of
tellers,,
he
became
an
educator
and
woo
his
first
attention
front
the
public
as
president
of
Princeton
Univer
sity
Then
by
Ihe
strange
ways
tbein
3,8flH
,M,ds.
Iluyers
re-
"f
'
political
syslem
he
became
l'rl
a
general
shorlnun
uf
hali-
Oovcrnor
of
New
Jersey
and
laler,
but.
'Ihe
sales
today;
Milen,
17,000
pound
lo
the
Hoyal
Fih
Co.
ul
lH.lo
mid
lc.
Mil,
7,500
pounds
to
the
j.an-"'Han
Fish
li
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
lUcandUo,
because
the
voters
of
the
lie
publican
parly
were
divided
be
Iweeu
Hoosevelt
and
William
II.
Ta
ft
ho
became
president
of
the
Uniled
Slulcs
During
his
eight
years
of
power
he
travelled
the
gamut
of
human
emolion;
viclory,
de-
Only
ubout
half
of
the.
H2
fl;
court
sMu
and
marjiage;
motor
vehleln
lli.n.,..
i...v,.
lnM.li
lesiionslbllily
for
leading
a
un
paid
so
far,
the.
provincial
police
tion
into
war
with
the
col-"Porjs.
An
elTort
Is
being
made'laleral
responsibility
or
bring-to
round
up
tho
delinquents
and
ii'K
U
lck
"Ka
n
o
lhu
yay.
U
is
exnected
that
nil
the
fees'of
peace;
and
finally
a
daily
will
be
tiald
n
ii.n
i.,.i.
of.stiugglo
wlljt
death.
Hie
neit
few
days.
Bubiorjba
for
tU
Daily
New
I
Worshipped
and
Hated
He
had
heard
himself
hailed
couMnued
on
pae
two
mm
Death
Occurred
This
Morning
of
Mother
of
Mrs.
W.
8.
Fisher
Very
suddenly
but
peacefully
llic
ileal
li
occurred
lhis
morning
at
1.30
at-
the
home
of
her
'iauahtf
r,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fisher,
Ct
Fourth
Avenue
Fa
I,
of
Mrs.
Itan
dolph
K-
Jones
in
her
eightieth
year.
The
lali
Mr.
Jones,
who
was
a
fieijueiit
visitor
in
the
city
of
re-
here
letlerday
"'"
year,
arrived
here
last
about
Wilson,
Mass
tw
month
ago.
In
spile
of
hrr
FatiKUrd
and
worn
vi'lvaiired
age.
deceased
had
been
f-jily
away
The
end
mine
when
hi
vitality
no
longer
rould
rrtard
Ibc
lead)
dissolution
which
el
in
with
a
stroke,
of
paralysis
that
in
i
li
i
ii
low
in
IUIU.
oil
a
speaking
'rip
during
which
he
declared
be
jlad
he
trad
given
In
Hfe
for
the
League
of
Nation,
if
that
'
would
male
it
a
mjccom.
i
'II...
..........
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..
...
..rri.t
j
,,-
WIIJ-V
1,
lirniu
1,111.
(ally
aiinouueed
a
general
wrier
in
normal
health
up
lo
the
time
of
her
death.
She
panned
away
siioruy
alter
reluming
lo.
me
home
of
Spt'lllliU
friend.
her
the
dausliter
evening
Cail'd'i..l..ir..ii
,,,,.ii,v
i,.
MP.
Vi.lw.r!
i
lliai
III
IL
-.JllPBII.J
HF
.-.-.
.......
I
her
lreaveiiieiit.
Having
ra.
In
m:mv
fripiul
ill
111
rltv.
lie
"
11..
!.,.
ium
I.
lcl.lv-
n.lnwnm.l
l
I
P.
W
V
I
.
.
7"
v.t...
llwe
under
tlte
Hiipice
or
lite
praciieaity
nniui
in
one
ee
oui,
T),
n.IIla,,H
aro
re-.linir'
at
the
t:anl
of
trade,
where
he
(old
the
the
country
never
knew
it.
On',,..
r,i,.r(aui..
parlors.
Funcr-
l':"ple
(hat
he
ww
asaln
neuo-lhe
Morning
of
October
o.
IVtV.'
(
nrrK,.meit
will
be
an-
'mfiri?
with
Ihe
principal
In
lite
It
now
become,
known,
me
irefi-.
m,U,Cf.,
later.
priMir
pulp
and
paper
plant
at
Hiaf
rrnlie.
Th'e.
are
Frank
Ju;ii'h,
hra
of
Ihe
(itiadn
(-nie::
At,
and
Aiikii
Mcl.ean,
p.-e
ident
of
Ihe
llalhiircl
Lumber
t.u.
M
I'allullo
nrncd
that
Ihe
penple
unfle
on
tryiiin
lo
pet
the
railway
into
the
pence
lliver
eou-Klrurlr.l
Ihrouph
lritih
Colum.
I'iu
Innleai)
of
llmniph
Alberla.
I'
WiUou
wa
chairman
of
Ihe
meeliiiir
and
he
and
II.
.
Parry
lf'
poke.
Mr
I'allullo
ii
ln
aildreed
a
Hieellnp
ul
IVirnee.
lie
a)
the
propli,
ullended
In
larpc
luuuJier
nd
were
much
luterled
and
pac
In
m
a
khimJ
reception.
CANADIAN
HALIBUT
DRAWS
GOOD
PRICES
Two
Home
Boats
Arrive
Today
and
Market
24,500
Pounds
Shortage
of
Fish
.anailiun
boat
received
Is
i
a
1
a
price
at
Hie
Fllt
F.xeha.npe
thi
morning,
There
were
only
two
bnal
in
-both
of
ihem
being
Home
craft.
They
had
between
dent
wa
found
protrate
on
the
bathroom
flour
In
a
enii.rou.
clnu
eoudiliou.
He
wa
par-
al)
it'i
in
Ihe
b'fl
ide
but
he
or-
kred
hi
eoiidilJon
lo
be
kept
ecrel
evclnding
from
Hie
mom
all
but
hi-
phyiriati!i
and
member
of
hi
family.
Muring
all
Fridav.
Saturday
and
Sunday
niglil
the
late
presi
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
ALEX.
MCRAE
BY
FORMER
MESSMATES
AT
INLANDER
A
number
of
Ihe
boarder
at
the
Inlander
on
Friday
evening
raided
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
,iAlex.
Mcllae
and
presented
Ihent
"""l
...
....
.i.
.
take
w""
a
very
tine
maiiiri
ciuun
tt
gill
rroiii
t
lie
iuiiiuiiou
oi
which
he
was
for
many
years
a
member.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Harry
Wei
ford
ott
behalf
or
Ihe
vlilors
ntnl
Mr.
Mrltac
made
a
suitable
reply.
I'bo
evening
wa
spent
pleas
antly,
a
great
many
old
time
and
modern
songs
being
sung
around
the
piano.
ltcfreshnients
were
served
and
the
party
left
about
midnight.
FISH
LANDINGS
IN
MONTH
OF
JANUARY
Total
Value
up
lo
zstn
was
$228,933
According
to
Official
Records
Fish
lainlintfs
at
the
port
of
Prince
Hupett
front
January
I
lo
2ft,
according
to
the
local
Dominion
l
islicrtes
oitice,
were
as
follows:
American
Ulack
cod
5,000
lb.
?
Halibut
.,
t,:iK.'.t00
lhs.$20l,255
Canadian
llluck
cod
5.000
lbs.
$
200
Halibut
UIIUOO
lbs,
$27,037
Crabs
1,000
lbs.
988
Shrimp
.100
lbs.
908
Total
Value
$228,033
Miss
(I.
H.
McCarthy
arrived
on
the
Ciirdena
last
night
from
Vancouver.
SI10
is
on
iter
way
lo
Mellakalla
to
.visit
her
sister
vvlii
ts
teaftVnf
s
hoo!
there
after
with
Decra-cd
wa
a
native
of
W'iM)dlrck.
New
llrun.wick,
and
heide
Mr.
Fisher,
is
survived
'by
two
daughters
Mr.
John
A.
lo-chlrroU
and
haenmoidia.
'llrynoi.i
or
freaille
ana
Mrs.
Ar-
iThe
Immediate
eue
wa
exhaus-
ll"lr
Hoadley
of
Uellevue.
Wah.
lion
following
digestive
disturb-
Histon,
ami
two
sous,
Hon.
W.
I.
...-,
iJone,
former
allorney
general
of
lirtiimwick.
and
Thane
N.
'JNew
Real
Cause
or
Death
H.,.
T
0.
P.ttullo
Will
Address
....
r
.
flll
of
,
Ull,
JJ-.
judge
;,.f
probales
Wotnl-
Userat
Association
.at.An-
,UitU
ut
.paralysis
which
folla.
i..
7.
Z
':J
:,.:
V;
"
r
nual
Meeting-
Jed
hi
rollapsWthe
lM&ZZZZVV
Xl
liter
i
iviv
wnt.e
on
a
speanug
,iU8r,n
wil,ow.
of
forn,er
(rip.
t'.
to
Hal
Itrnv
it
of
f,e
Victoria
lai1y
Col-
(houghl
he
wa
a
normally
M
,
u
nM
healthy
man..
but
wa
Tar
from
it.
Mjly
rr(rn,,
r
lhl.-
ale
Mr.;
lie
entenil
the
While
llou-e
wllh
!Jo(,s
wj,
illickpi,
(o
oarn
a
wen
tievetopoij
ian
towaru
1f
.,.
i.
111i
jit
nxi,.,u
ii.-Ip
MAYOR
OFFERS
TO
AID
PRINCE
OEOROE
QKT-ItS
'
RAILWAY.
An
olTrr
of
assistance
from
Prince
lluperl
was
wired
this
morning
to
Hie
Prince
(Jeorge
Citizen
by
Mayor
Newton
in
connection
.with
an
effort
being
made
lo
have
Hie
railway
lapping
the
Peace
lliver
district
come
out
in
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
(icorge
instead
of
through
Alberta.
The
text
or
the
wire
is
as
follows:
"Have
read
your
splendid
report
of
the.
Mcltride
and
Perry
Meetings
re
proposed
Peace
II
I
v
e
r
Hallway
branch
from
Prince
(ieorge
instead
of
llrule.
If
your
public
bodies
will
suggest
what
Prince
llttprt
can
do
toward
supporlitttf
the
proposal
please
depend
on
my
co-operation.
RYKOFF
NEW
SOVIET
HEAD
Chosen
to
Succeed
Lenlne
as
President
of
the
Council
of
Commjssars
MOSCOW,
Feb.
4.
.Alexis
Itranovltch
Rykoff
has
been
chosen
to
succeed
Lenlne
as
head
of
the
council
of
commissars
while
Leon
Trotskl
has
been
retained
In
the
position
of
commissar
of
war.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'HINCK
HUl'KItT,
IUi,
AiO.NIjAY,
FKBIUWHV
f,
W2.
One
uf
the
lat
chapters
in
Ihe
era
of
winJ-driven
veselji
was
f
ilched
when
Ihe
Hitth
rl
.Merrill,
said
lo
be
the
largest
ix-rnaled
schooner
afloat,
wa
wrecked
nt
Vineyard
Sound
recently.
:
LONDON
HAD
ttivtUr
Circulation
1SS1
GOLD
WEATHER
Snow
Fell
In
Capital
of
Empire
Which
Is
Unusual
for
There
i
-
CHATTY
NEWS
LETTER
.
M
.
.
.
-
.
.
.
M
-
.
.
I
'
!
Discussed
by
Correspondent
i
In
England
I.ONDUN.
Feb.
t.-
:..
.
......
i..
1...1.1
,i.
.
..
i
1
trttt
Sal
S
22.
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WOODROW
WILSON
PASSED
AWAY
SUNDAY
CANADA
BEAT
WORLD
IN
OLYMPIC
HOCKEY
SERIES
(MONK
YESTERDAY
Ex-President
Wilson
Died
Yesterday
After
a
Long
Fight
for
Life
Story
of
Life
Reads
Almost
Like
a
Romance;
Great
Democrat
and
Great
Autocrat
was
Broken
on
Altar
of
his
Country.
WASHINGTON,
Fell.
I.
Wood
row
WiNou
died
.
.
I
.
....
.
i
.
..,.
,
.
OCTOGENARIAN
LADY
PASSES
Canada
Victor
Olympic
Hockey
Tournament
at
Chamonix
Beating
United
States
in
Final
6
to
1
CHAMONIX,
Feb.
i.
Canada
wim
Hie
Olympic
hockey
championship
in
u
sensational
game
with
United
States
yesterday
six
goals
lo
one.
It
was
u
fal
and
furious
contest
from
start
to
finish
and
when
il
was
over
lit?
United
.Stales
players
were
physically
ex
huiisted.
The
smoothness
and
finish
of
the
Canadian
offensive
combination
overwhelmed
the
brilliant
individual
ulav
of
the
United
Stales
men.
There
was
little
love
lost
between
members,
of
the
two
fr
....
WILSON
FUNERAL
TO
BE
WEDNESDAY
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
t.
The
funeral
services
for
Woodrow
Wilson
will
be
held
on
Wednesday
and
probably
will
be
in
private
in
the
sense
that
there
will
Im
no
great
stale
ceremony.
Large
numbers
of
the
friends
of
I
lie
former
associates
will
he
honorary
and
active
pall
bearers.
duced
From
Two
Men
to-One
Au
ecouoiuy
council
having
been
nut
in
office
at
Prince'
teams.
The
game
was
a
hard
checking
one
with
minor
casualties
resulting.
Play
was
lightning
fast.
The
Canadian
scored
two
goals
in
the
first
period,
three4
in
the
second
and
one
in
the
third.
United
Slates
scored
the
lone
goal
in
the
first
period.
In
the
other,
games
liritain
beat
Sweden
four
lo
three
and
takes
third
olace.
j
The
final
games
followed
the
easy
defeat
of
all
other
conte'n-
ders
in
t
lie
prelimiary
rounds.
The
teams
were
divided
into
groups,
the
first
of
whicb
was
headed
by
the-Canadians"a"nd
the
second
by
the
U.S.
(
iwirkVxvmTs"!
imtii
CITY
SWFF
IS
CUT
IMKIflli
KUN
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE;
imp
CTinirn
unices
in
city
nan
Being
ooi-
Ished
and
Police
Force
Re
i
.....i,...
i.n.,'!l'"rre
ear'
ol,K
of
firsl
Several
shoal-
..uimuii
i
a
u
.7
,
,
..
...
.,
1
..
.
....
.
i
,
.
..V
"vr?
a
Prince
Oeorge
oil)
i'aii
iuii
itii
tii
ruimni'3
una
other
bint.
Canaries,
vou
must
know,
are
not
just
canaries;
there
are
Yorkshires,
.Norwich,
Honlcr,
Crests,
Cinnamons,
Lizards
and
all
sorts
of
hybrid.
There
were
100
entries
in
the
class
for
"rollers,"
who
are
bred
for
song
.
So
carefully
"are
these
canaries
trained
that
they
have
General
Meeting
of
Liberals
TONIGHT
at
8.30
In
Cat'lclon
Cafe.
F.lcciion
of
Officers
and
tleiisral
Htisiness.
Speakers
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
CANCELS
ITS
SERVICE
HERE
Tin
call
of
Ihe
Alaska
Steam.
Shoals
Reported
Between
Hero
and
Porcher
Island
Cold
Storage
Lands
Two
Scows
of
herring
be-
just
had
three,
or
four
inches
of
-l
"V
'
,
"
lVu,t
"ere
aml
1
orclMr
Is,aI,I
snow.
in
but
Ibis
mar
not
strike
vou
.
"
'
"
"V
'
are
repone.i
mi
morning
iy
Vanad
as
very
remark
abU
ud
Captain
Hill
Sims,
of
Jap
Inlet.
Clll,cl"r
March
1
a,,d,vl.o
arrived
in
the
city
yestenlay
I
U
ineans
a
good
deaHo
Lm.-'
.......
ll...
Hun.
.l
i
in.lHP.1
i
..ii
nil
xa"
call
for
,or
"J'P"
applications
for
"'r
a
a
eon-
from
from
his
hu
,,,.
home
ti.e.
there.
T,.e
The
si1(jai8
shoals
,lo,,Mr.
the
south
,
or
Finland
fwhere
s0,",il",,,
I'wlliwn
covering
mem
are
,uiu,
.,
M
n,0
nuin.
over
ovtr
llu
soul
or
imglaiid
rwittre
u
o
b
offereU
wlll
the
has
not
touched
iltr
1
-""
nsmj.
mt
run
mercury
zero
,
.
.
.......
...
in
Hie
eighty-and-oiid
years
or
orficial
weather
records
i
we
as
sume
that
snow
practically
does!
not
happen,
or
anyhow
mells
Us
it
fall.
We
are
justified
in
this
belief
about
seven
years
out
of
ten.
There
i
even
a
hoary
Hrit-
ish
joke
that
links
a
professional
snow-sweeper
vvlllt
(he
seller
or
Coronation
programs.
Domestic
Birds
The
London
Inter-Club
Cage
ur
i.n
niuiiiii.
n,S
ear
promises
lo
ie
early
The
indemnity
or
the
mayor
Tor
am)ullt
r
the
mild
weather,
the
year
has
been
reduced
fromj
0,
satur.la
two
scow
loads
91MMI
lo
$100
ait.lMhe
aldermen,
as
Wl.n,
ial,.,
liy
(l0
Canadian
Fish
before,
will
receive
nothing
fur
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
their
services.
The
police
commission
In
the
rAIIUTDV
milDT
U7IC
interior
lily
ha
vilso
decided
on
.LUUilllM
VyUUfAI
TTflJ
a
reduction
in
Hie
force
from
two
men
lo
one.
Chief
Carlow
and
Couslable
McMillan
have
been
tven
mil
ice
ror
reoruary
tltiief
'
1
"
Carlow
has
decided
to
leave
IN
SESSION'TODAY
Several
Civil
Cases
Appeal
Agalns
Liquor
Sentence
Two
Naturalizations
Granted
County
Court
was
in
'
session
this
morning
before
Judge
F.
Me
lt.
Young.
Disposal
of
various
case
on
the
February
list
was
made
as
follows:
Salmon
lliver
Trading
Co.
Ltd.
hip
Co.'.
steamer
Alameda
here
vs.
(ieorge
Fraser.
Patmorc
&
to
he
kept
apart
from
other
birds,
jlnil
mg"'
enroute
imriii
was
ute
ruiion
for
me
piainmr
anu
w,
lesl
hey
pick
tip
unorthodox.
I""'
'bat
the
company
will
make
F
Fisher
for
Ihe
defendant.
Ad-notes
anil
methods
of
voice
pro-n
"ii
port.
This
was
the
effect
journed
till
the
March
court,
duction;
and
at
this
show-
they
,,f
a
letter
received
by
lHugla
(ieorge
Maedouabl
vs.
Helen
liml
u
room
to
llieiuscUps
when
Sutherland,
local
agetil,
from
the
Hell.
Application
for
an
order
these
sinuers
nre
Indeed,
marks
heailquarier
or
lite
company
not
having
been
received
here
until
this
morning.
'Ihe
Alemeda
unloaded
21
lotts
in
iiiuier
Hie
..viecnauic.
s;
Men
aci
J.
K.
Merryfiebl.
formerly
of
are
given
ror
each
of
rourteen
Seattle.
Lack
or
business
Is
granted.
Williams.
Manson
-
St
Prince
Hupert,
presided
at
lh
possible
notes,
of
which
the
"hoi-.Rtven
as
the
reason
for
the
dis-(ionzales
for
the
plaintirf.
meeting
or
Conservatives
at
low
roll"
is
Ihe
most
esteemed,
continualion
of
Ihe
service.
Dave
Mcintosh1
vs.
W.
A.
Dann,
Duncan
a
few
days
ago
at
whichland
for
general
song
effect
I
The-Alaska
Steamship
Cg.'s
in-
palntore
&
Fulton
for
the
plain.
C.
F.
Davie,
n
lawyer,
was
chosen
;none
at
all
Tor
plumage.
The
stituled
northbound
and
south-tiff
and
Williams,
Manson
&
lo
contest
Ihe
constituency
of
Holler
is
a
dowdy,
greenish
little
imunu
cans
nere
once
every
mree.
uonzaies
lor
me
ueicnuani.
eei
Cowiclian-.Newca.Mle.
'
(Continued
on
pago
six)
weeks
about
three
months
ago.
It
for
February
22
ul
2
p.m.
r
is
said
by
local
business
men
Dea
Wal
(iin
vs.
Ung
Kee,
Wll-
tlrut
the
company
was
getting
its
Hams,
Manson
&
(Ionzales
for
the
share
of
business
arising
out
of
plaintiff
and
Patmorc
&
Fulton
Ibis
port.
In
any
case,
the
pro-(for
the
defendant.
Set
for
Febru-senl
season
was
tlte
best
in
vol-jury
10
at
2
p.m.
unie
of
business
and
it
is
con.
Hex
vs.
Nick
Sahanovich.
Ap-siileted
that
a
proper
chance
for,
plication
for
change
of
venue
to
lis
development
has
not
been
(Vancouver
in
appeal
against
Hellii
given.
Tlte
service
wns
cancelled
.Coola
magistrate's
sentence
of
without
notice,
word
of
the
action
six
mouths
under
Ihe
Government
Liquor
Act.
firanteil
subject
lo
the
approval
of
crown
counsel.
Naturalization
Applications
of.
of
freight
hero,
last
night
and
took
Anion
Moen
and
Nicholas
Wozney
ji'l'i
e'.tflr
passenjfei-
wore
approved.