Wfcftfi
Yn
Want
A
TAXI
Q
n
a
hurry
7
m
a
I
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.
111
rum
w
m--t
nmmm
mmi
Bill
IUpvIm
In
the
Olty.
KtUi
Reasonable
VOL,
XIV.,
NO.
37
ll.l
I
I.
,.,.,
I...II,...
M,.tl
ft
I
.'
I.
II
untied
Stales,
3
Ncrllimf,
1.13
U.
Hou
jf
Koii;-,
5
2.
Bo.
I
J.
-''li't
March
18,
when
lu,U)0.3u5
oere
Marmion
will
no
longer
be
nece
of
land
go
under
the
liamtivr
at
ary.
Hie
Roxerniiieut
oil
lease
auction
!
I
he
leading
conlpnnic
will
bid
pftlNfF
GEORGE
WILL
r,.
iitA
,ii
.
-..
".
iiiu
urrr
niiri
ami
u
nui-llon
of
ilulliir
have
been
offered
Hie
Osage
Indian.
Hie
richest
P"oplo
in
Hie
world
will
see
their
weullh
nmunl.
PISH
ARRIVALS
Two
Anierieaii
halibut
inurkeled
eulehe
lolalliug
".f0(l
puuml
at
Ihe
l
isli
Fa
change
'I'ange
Hii
llii
nlornlnir.
nlornlnir.
The
They
BE
PUT
ON
PONTOONS
c.N.R.
"Liner
to
Have
Overhaul
Completed
and
Prince
Rupert
Will
Soon
be
Docked
The
Canadian
Fih
t
Cold
Slor-
ac
Co.'
trawlers
Andrew
Kelly
ami
.
K
.I'oxter,
which
have
been
were;
"up
for
annual
inspection
ami
re-
Toni
mid
Al,
2H.O00
pound,
al
pair,
went
oK
lh
pontoon
ul
I5.l'c
and
Ue.
to
thn
Allln
Flh-
Hie
Canadian
National
dry
dock
eriPM,
today
and
preparation
are
now
I'.
hcing
made
lo
hock
ne
sieamer
Todd,
No.
2.
12,500
in
order
In
rom-
l'"U"d,
l
5.5o
and
tc.
to
the
I'Hn
iorge
annual
over
haul.
I
he
her
'"""nllan
llol
Fish
lV
Old
Storage
Co,
lieorge
will
be
put
into
service
.
a(.Bln
shorlly
and
the
Prince
Itu-
txeuiNnr
nirrt
!,,ri
will
then
go
into
Ihe
dock
1-32.
for
her
annual
overnaui.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News
She
The
IU2I
Prince
Itupert
Kx-
hibilion
will
b
held
from
Sep-Icniln-r
V
lo
13
inclusive
and
Hie
formal-
opinio;
will
take
place
at
even
o'clock
on
the
even
ing
Of
the
first
ilay,
II
wa
decided
at
Ihe
flrt
rcRiilar
business
meeting
of
the
new
Bdard
which
was
hehl
lastldght
in
the
Fair
Olllce.
The
decision
to
chaiige
Ihe
time
of
the
formal
opening
from
J
o'clock
as
here
tofore
was
made
ill
order
to
make
the
ceremonies
more
con
venient
for
the
general
public
and
Hiu
secure
a
more
general
hllentlauce.
One
of
the
mot
important
matters
taken
up
at
the
im'cliug
which
wa
presided
over
by
Vice-
PrevoVnl
Ben
Self
in
the
ab-sice
of
President
Joe
Creer.
no
is
on
a
business
trip
east,
was
Hie
consideration
of
a
preliminary
report
from
the
prize
list
rommillee.
The
report
was
rfoue
over
at
some
length
rUusc
by
clause
ami
was
discussed
lliorouuiv.
rinally.
il
wa
inloiiled
wilh
some
slight
modi
fiealiou.
The
clause
relating
I
In
prole!
fee
and
time
mull.
'was
amended
making
the
fee
instead
of
$10
and
making
tin
lime
limit
12
hours
after
the
milking
of
an
award.
In
ronnee
lion
with
grain
exhibits,
it
was:
ilrehl"il
that
the
entry
of
seed
of
Ihe
current
o
r
preceding
year's
production
would
be
al
lowed
but
that
sheaf
and
stalk
exhibits
would
have
lo
continue
to
be
of
the
current
year's
pro-
luclhm.
Outside
Exhibits
While
the
Association
would
undertake
in
the
future
as
in
Ihe
pal
lo
lake
rare
of
exhibits
from
outside
points
ami
llieir
disposal
after
the
Fair,
the
Hoard
decided
lo
particularly
in-
vile
out-of-town
exhibitors
lo
arrange
if
possible
for
some
person
coming
lo
the
Fair
to
lake
charge
of
them.
A
written
report
was
received
from
the
building
and
grounds
committee
outlining
the
present
condition
or
the
exhibition
building
-and
.suggesting
necessary
repairs.
The
report
was
laid
on
the
table
for
further
con-
iileratiou.
Communication
read
at
the
meeting
Included
one
from
the
Premier
Cold
Mining
Co.
In
dicating
willingness
to
assist
in
I
lie
gelling
up
nf
a
characteristic
exhibit
or
their
oress
Permanent
Exhibit
The
suggestion
was
made
that
Ihe
board
undertake
lo
assemble
a
large
ami
represeulalivn
mineral
exhibit
for
the
Fair
and
miUn
mtom
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
PJIINCK
HUPKIIT,
B.C.,
V
BUNKS
DAY,
FKBHUAHY
DJ,
1024.
i"f
wrtnution.
isn
str..t
tit.
Million
Feet
of
Lumber
for
Canadian
Scottish
when
she
Comes
Here
at
End
of
Month
When
Cti.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Scottish,
Capli
Hocking,
times
here
direct
from
the
Orient
about
February
there
will
le
I.noO.OOU
feel
of
square
from
thi
district
for
her
lo
load
for
Japan,
II.
V
(i.
I.epiue,
local
representative
of
the
11.
It.
McMillan
F.
port
Co.,
announced
thi
morning.
Two
scows-,
will
arrive
ironi
hwuiison
Bay
one
navuig
I
uo,"y'J
'i
lxi
ami
tin
-
fiiivi
iw.,vvu.
hi.
ul
.-ijii.ii
t.
About
SOn.uim
feel
from
interior
mills
is
ulrcady
piled
on
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
and
ini.QQQ
feel
further
will
he
brought
here
before
the
L.ana-1
dlan
Scottish
arrives.
Fhe
mills
in
Hie
interior
are
contributing
lo
this
nexl
Japan
liipmenl:
the
l.akelsc
Lumber!
Co..
Ainsbury:
lieorge
Little,
I'errace;
Itoyal
Mills,
lluiiall;
Webster
Black,
I
raser
Lake,1
and
v
ik...
n
iiniiiiii.i.ri
i
races
Mime
of
these
mills
are
al
pre
sent
closed
but
Ihe
lumber
Ihey
ire
shipping
was
cut
prior
to
lliis
C.
II.
Anderson
or
Ihc
Pacific
Coast
Lumber
Inspection
Bureau
i
at
present
in
the
interior
in-
peeling
Ihe
lumber
prior
to
lis
being
shipped
from
the
mills.
NOT
BEEN
SEEN
SINCE
MONDAY
Fred
Blondet
Crosses
Harbor
at
Seal
Covo
and
Falls
to
Return
Fred
Blondel,
a
fisherman
rc-siiliiiR
at
Seal
Cove,
borrowed
a
i
ii...
i
i
i.'i-i.
a
11.1,1
or
the
provincial
police
Hie
neighborhood
yesterday
although
he
round
freshly
cut
wood
on
the
beach
and
floating
in
in
Ihe
me
water,
wuier,
ni-tini-n-u
discovered
no
mi
trace
iim
meeting
Uiai
eonsuierauie
circularizing
oi
outside
points
in
Ihe
district
and
further
aHeld
had
commenced
and
result
were
already
being
noted.
By
the.
next
mceling
many
replies
might
be
PLEASED
WITH
8-HOUR
DAY
and
Labor
Council
Ex'
presses
Approval
of
Work
Done
by
Legislature
RAILWAY
CARMEN
NOW
AFFILIATED
Labor
legislation
passed
at
Ihe
last
session
of
the
legisla
ture
was
reviewed
and
debated
at
length
al
the
meeting
uf
the
Trade
and
Labor
Council
last
night.
Ceneral
satisfaction
was
expressed
al
Hie
decision
to
make
operative
'the-
eight-hour
day
next
year.
Willi
this
law
in
force
combined
with
the
sym
pathetic
attitude
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Can
a.liaii
National
Itailway.
il
was
Tell
thai
there
should
be
little
discord
among
the
employee
of
the
railway.
.
The
abolition
of
Ihe
$5
poll
orj
in
iiiu
.a.
..
,V1W
U1I...
...A.I
..IT..I-I
Storage
Co.
plant
on
Monday
al.
,
'
1
be
made
to
facilitate
the
,
,
,,
,
i
i!w
the
bay
lo,
emoon
to
go
across
cut
firewood
and
has
not
l.ccn
"
"
,
r
viov
s,inl
k'l'al
voter'
list.
Ihc
various
sri-n
sun.-.
."...-.-...
...v
..
",
mi
......
ii.i
,.,.
SCOUlVd
UI,IUII
"in
a..a
i.iv...-
ti.t
loers
to
see
nun
uu
are
on
in-
provincial
voters'
list
before
February
23.
Brotherhood
or
Hallway
Car
ocided
af
.
..
iate
.
'
o
oMhe
dory
or
the
man.
It
was
a
squally
day
on
Monday
and
It
is
"
'
,
"
,
"
reared
that
Blondel
might
l.au
?wU?
J
P'
A,u
...ui.n
John
Leach
and.
h.
.
Tucker
III.
I
lll.
..-.
.
'
a
Hieir
delegates,
all
ot
whom
.
.....
....
i,-,.....
i.n.itil
lnsl
liltflil
.
as
a
permaneni
exninu
ai
ine,"v,v
station
or
elsewhere
Tor
the
benefit
of
tourists
and
travelers.
The
government
wharf
was
also
suggested
as
a
suitable
site
Tor
uiiMi
im
nvliiliit.
there
wa
a
large
attendance
at
t
lie
meeting
which
was
presided
over
by
Aid.
S.
D.
Miic-donald,
president.
1).
Mel).
Hunter
reported
tu
the
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
IS
ARRESTED
AND
CHARGED
ASSAULTING
OPPONENT
VANCOIVKH,
Feb.
3.-
Ceorge
expected.
illusselL
a
member
of
the
North
Prrseur
al
Ihe
meeling
were.Yancnuver
Flks
soccer
fooball
Vice-President
lieu
Self,
Honor-,
leain
Is
alleged
to
have
attacked
ary
Secretary
Frank
Dibit,
1)1-'and
severely
injured
.m.rniieli
the
Canadian
National
rectors
Aid.
H.
F.
Perry.
Fred
Lewis,
a
player
on
Hie
Si.
An
The
Latest
In
Reatauranta.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boeton."
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
FLOODS
HAMPER
RAILWAYS
SOUTHERN
B.C.
LEADER
ASQUITH
SHOWS
THAT
HIS
PARTY
CONTROLS
LABOR
IN
COMMONS
Heavy
Rains
and
Mild
Weather
Cause
Floods
in
Southern
B.C.
Railway
Traffic
is
Held
up
,.M.ouv
r.n,
mi.
nil
alontr
Hi
:l
l
iiiKiiul
flood
conditions
prevailed
I
I
TP
AP
P
A
in
IWit
lliwr
valley
a
a
result
of
heavy
rain-
ami
llrt
I
,
IIP
rAIIl
the
mild
weather
of
tin-
p.il
twoday.
The
train
service
into
Vancouver
has
hern
dislocated
owing
lo
washout,
and
mini
slides.
Sumus.
hridge
was
threatened
h'
the
swullcu
stream
and
nil
traffic
on
Ihc
Canadian
National
wo
slopped.
Tin.
(IP.
II.
Irain.
were
held
up
Iy
til
al
Nell'
Oule
canyon
with.
two
or
the
train
crew
caught
in
a
nick
slide
retried
Injurel,
VKrrOIUA.
I'eh,
i:.
Flood
danger
have
disappeared
GIVES
UP
WORK
OF
EXCAVATION
throughout
the
outherii
cud
ot
Vancouver
Mund
with
Hie
abate
incnl
of
I
lie
heavy
rainfall.
Apart
from
a
mud
slide
on
the
F.sipui-
inult
and
Naiuiiioo
Hallway
iii.
rlh
of
Coldstream
ami
the
washing
away
nf
two
"
small
bridge
In
the
Sookc
district,
Howard
Carter
Charges
Die-
)1Me
j,,,,,,,,,,.
WH
,np
n
the
courtesy
on
Part
of
Egyptian
Pjny
of
this
eily.
Public
Works
An
avalanche
on
I
ho
F..
A
N.
hurird
I
he
track
lo'thc
depth
of
MADE
GREAT
DISCOVERY
rrp
fce,
for
a
,,.,
f
i50
feel.
Statue
of
Ptiaroah
Covered
With
Solid
Gold
Waa
Twice
Life
Size
I.IXOII.
Feb.
13.
Owing
to
thai
he
characterize!
a
the
ill
4,
rmirley
of
the
Egyptian
Puhlic
Work
Department,
Howard
Car-
l
r
head
of
the
excavation
work.
!icd
Tulenkhamcn's
tomb
today
c
il
ahatuhined
operation.
It
i
understood
the
erii
wan
pre.
rii
tiileil
by
the
refusal
of
the
lyptlan
Rtivrrumenl
In
permit
Mie
wive
of
the
excavator
lo
'
the
liouh
thi
morning.
The
grealrsl
discovery
in
the
Imsfory
of
Fgyplology,
even
in
ar
hacnlogy.
expert
rlaiin,
wa
made
hi
.
Tulenkhnnicir
!epuU
.
In
al
chamber.
The
pharoah
wan
represented
in
high
relief
eov-
e
n
with
heel
of
ootid
Rdd.
niot-c
I
li
ism
I
wire
Hie
sue.
ine
e-rne.
beantifnl
face
was
ex-
win
'h
were
black
a
if
)ia
wtntncil
them.
blltimen
OSAGE
INDIAN
OIL
LAND
SALE
Nineteen
Million
Acres
Will
Under
Hammer
Next
month
and
Indiana
Gel
Rich
NO
TROUBLES
FROM
WEATHER
CONDITIONS
ON
NORTHERN
LINES
X,
II,
Walton,
assistant
general
up
rlntendent
of
the
l'
N.
H.
here,
claled
tin
morning
that
Ihey
hud
had
no
(rouble
lately
on
lif
ir
line
between
here
and
F.dinontnn.
While
I
he
weather
had
1"m5.
mild,
there
had
been
no
rain
like
Ihey
had
had
in
the
south.
On
Sunday
and
pari
of
Monday
the
(chs-Biuph
line
Rave
trouble
Iml
the
railway
service
wa
nut
alTerled.
enraed
with
nliltritiK
iii;.lry
nr
I
irUTCkllkiP
(V
of
arauonile
and
Hie
1iir
WUKK
VI
LluU
1
CtliriU
Tzi
t::r:i:
m
amur
may
start
with
ADVENT
FINE
WEATHER
While
there
lone
been
no
ve.-m-I
in
from
the
-cene
of
the
Amur
wreck
iuee
yesterday
inornliiR,
it
i
auined
that,
with
Hie
inherit
of
fine
weather
today,
the
wprk
of
lightening
the
stranded
veel
uf
her
cargo
preparu-
go
lory
lo
floating
her
off
W
line
t:iifr
lland
will
have
lnrle.l
ere
Ihi.
'il,..
In-
Munition
returni'd
to
I'A
Will.
SKA.
oklalinina.
Feb.
(he
Amur
Hi
Im
morning
ami
i
ex-
13,
lb.,
world
HlriiRglc
for
oil
peeled
hack
lale
this
afternoon,
will
I.-.,
i..
ii,
t.
u
...
:.i
i
i.iiv
ni
Now
that
the
Tee
has
arrhed
at
IS
ANNOUNCED
Big
Annual
Event
Will
Take
Place
from
Sept.
9
to
13
with
Opening
In
Evening
PRIZE
LIST
DISCUSSED
Plans
Being
Laid
for
Assembling
of
Monster
Mineral
Exhibit
for
Permanent
Display
V
Phologruph
show
the
dipjiug
of
the
color
a
the
Itoyal
coach
hearing
their
Majelie
land,
passed
on
Iheir
way
to
the
opening
of
parliament.
Mm
the
King
and
Queen
of
Hu
David
Spencer
of
Vancouver
Loses
his
Life
Scaling
Grouse
Mountain
and
Arthur
Willis
also
is
Missing
VA.NCOL'VCIt,
Feb.
U5.
Believed
to
have
feueeiimbed
to
exposure
on
the
rocky
ledges
uf
Grouse
Mountain,
the
body
of
David
tipencsr,
ID
years
of
age,
was
found
by
searchers
late
yesterday,
lying
in
a
hole
.$,000
feel
up
on
the
mountain
bide.
The
fate
of
Arthur
Willis,
Spencer's
companion,
remains
a
"
irirty6fxlc?a
ar'jL'avfng
IhU
morning
lo
bring
the
body
to
Hi?
city.
It
U
presumed
that
Ihe
youths,
who
set
out
on
Sunday
hiorn-
ling
to
scale
the
mountain,
lost
KtLAI
DCI
AV
WIRFI
FSS
l,1,,ir
wa'
befo'e
reaching
the
ni?SS.
Un.n,ll
and
wandered
among
lALllAKT
iUWIurilj'-uSgptJ
rocks
through
heavy
!
timber
and
were
ciwghl
in
the
Message
Delivered
In
Winnipeg
to
'crrifio
rain
and
sleet
storm
that
be
Broadcasted
by
Western
on
Monday.
It
U
Station
inouKiii
iii.u
.-spencer
pcrisiicu.
ami
Willis
continued
in
an
cf-
WINNTPKC.
Feb.
13.
-Another!
to
secure
aid.
step
will
be
taken
in
the
making
'aJ"J
'encei-
was
u
of
radio
history
in
Canada
to-!"'"
f
Colonel
V.ctor
Spencer
when
delivered
"
"'
oi
uaviu
apcuccr
nighl
a
message
.
al
Winnipeg
will
be
broadcasted
jt:"IPany
bv
station
CFCN
at
Calgary.
Till
coup
will
be
effected
by
mean.
of
a
direct
telephone
con
nection
between
ihc
Union
Sta-j
lion,
Winnipeg,
and
Hie
W.
W.
(rani
studio,
Calgary,
and
O-!
borne
Scott,
general
passenger.
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
.
.
Itailway
here
w
ill
deliver
a
brier
""10-
.
message
lo
radio
fans
throughout
the
west
during
the
second
Canadian
National
program
lo
lie
broadcast
from
Calgary.
The
wave
length
ot
CFCN
is
ill)
metre
and
listeners)
in
should
tune
their
apparatus
Tor
that
call
al
nine
o'clock
mountain
time
when
Ihe
program
is
scheduled
lo
start.
PREPARATIONS
FOR
ENTERTAINMENT
OF
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
ASQUITH
SHOWS
TEETH
TO
LABOR
ment
on
Capital
Levy
From
John
Clynes
FRENCH
NEGOTIATIONS
Indications
That
House
of
Com
mons
Is
Controlled
by
Liberal
Party
-
LONDON,
Feb.
13.
Former'
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
indicated
today
thai
the
Conservative
organization
was
not
likely
lo
take
any
act
fun
that
would
ham-.
'per
Premier
Jtamsuy
Macdouald
1
t
t
l
a
it..
II
MAUAI
UICITADC
uu"
lus
laoiuei
m
iiegouaiuiif-NAYAL
YlollUKO
with
France.
In
opening
the
de-'bate
in
the
House
ot
Commons,
VICTORIA,
Feb.
13.
Prepara-
M,
ii;.!,!..,!..
sai,i
i.
..atbered
lion
are
being
made
here
to
from
Ulfi
premiers
slalemeut
rilllngiy
entertain
ine
lour
uiou-
yt.s,.,.(ay
uial
(-.real
Britain
was
sand
naval
men
who
are
expect-
in
ltfWi.
uf
either
negotiating
ed
to
arrive
here
with
the
Brit-
or
entering
into-
fresh
negotla-
ish
special
serice
squadron
to-
ilul)S
wl(i,
Krance.
ward
the
end
of
June.
It
is
sug-:
u
(i
Asuu'ilh.
referring
to
the
gested
that
there
be
'
a
naval
uiiUle
,e
government
had
given
parade,
a
Navy
League
luncheon,
w
KUarjians
nf
the
Poplar
dls-
land
and
sea
Sports,
carnival
ami
t,.ict
j
London
in
distributing
re-various
oilier
events.
1
1
i
o
f
to
unemployed,
said
emphati
cally
that
unles
the
government
had
reconsidered
their
action
in
llii
i..di.f.nf
llmMt
u-ii
ftf.l
lti
ARE
INVESTIGATING
leant
ehanco
of
the
act
receiving
itlie
countenance
or
approval
of
Port
Esslngton
Jap
Said
to
Have'"-
f
ommons.
Hanged
Hlmself-No
DeUlla
,
J;'''MU-
,C
"c".
Lo
'
Y
Scu';
'staled
that
the
government
would
Received
jnol
approach
any
such
question
Provincial
Constable'
II.
Cibson
as
a
capital
levy
where
national
of
Port
Ksslngton
Is
investigating
approval
had
not
been
given.
iiiillwnvM
with
the
teduest
that
ScaJden.
II.
M.
Daggett.
John
drew's.
team
on
Saturday.
Ho
hanged
himself.
Details
have
mines,
suitable-
accommodation
be
inado
Bulger,
Thomas
McMeekin,
Dan
was
arrested
last
night
for
"
later
Idas'
established
Jubour.
D.
.McK
lluulor.
charged
wilb
assault;
QntiiinvtlL.t
.liktilh
isf
n
Inti
n
I
llwi
it
tt
DI'V
i
town.
Deceased
is
said
to
have
'I.
J.
Shenton,
Inspector
of
is
sailing
this
evening
and
not
yet
been
received
al
the
o'ffice
by
tlin
Prince
Itupert
for
Stewart
lof
the
inspector
hero.
on
departmental
dulled.