Whit
Ymi
Want
A
TAXI
id
a
hurry
99
Bast
Cere
and
Best
tenrloa
In
the
City.
Ratee
lUaaonabla
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
22
INQUEST
UPON
MURDERED
MEN
Knife
Wounds
Caused
Death
of
Three
Including
Wlelder
of
Deadly
Instrument
tN.IOlVKH.
Jen.
:6-An
iiwj
v
taken
order
qnlHly
but
a
y
had
been
artuip
eeiiiarly.
THOMAS
FOSTER
TO
WED
THIS
EVENING
Miss
Mabel
Miller,
Brandon
Nurse,
Will
Become-
Bride
of
C.N.R.
Man
The
at'eriKNiu
al
i.:tl.al
Ihe
home
nf
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
Ilnatley.
527
I'
Khlh
Aenue
Weid,
of
Miis
MaUel
Millrr,
nure
of
llramlou,
Manilnba.
and
Thomas
Foster,
of
Ihe
C.N.rt.
general
superin-I"
tidenl's
ofllee.
Ilev.
(I.
Hacker
will
ofllciale.
Afler
Ihe
ceremony,
the
couple
will
leave
by
Mm
evening
train
for
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Foster
having
been
Irauxfrrred
to
thai
city
DEMAND
RELEASE
OF
POLITICAL
PRISONERS
BENGAL
LEGISLATURE
ALCITTA,
j.
so.
Nolwilh.
elmidliiK
the
aoverniiit'iiO
oppo.
slllon
the
Hcngal
legislature
carried
a
ie-olullon
offered
by
Swar.
aji-U
and
Nationalists
demanding
Ihe
release
of
neventeeu
polilical
prisoners
held
without
trial.
The
vole
was
70
to
15.
ESQUMALT
BOY
DROWNS
IN
TANK
OF
CRUDE
OIL
VICTOIIIA.
Jan.
20.
Charles
''llg,
h
years
of
aise,
a
seaman,
wus
drowned
In
a
lank
of
crude
oil
aboard
llio
Imperial
Oil
Com-I'any's
tanker
JWnabrea
al
1-Mulmall.
'i
he
boy's
home
was
in
J-
iiuunu'i.
7?n
iviov
v
Labonlrs
would
ihrow
the
re
sensibility
on
the
ministry.
UNITED
STATES
WON
SPEED
SKATING
AT
OLYMPIC
OPENING
u:i
(he
tMlie
of
Chief
Of-j
ame.
and
Seaman
Lrmo
ut
GHAMONI.V.
Jan.
SC.
t
ailed
'
amer
Pilar
u
Larrinsga
jstale
drew
first
blood
in
the
day
afternoon
resulted
'njiujt
Olympic
games
when
.-.'dlet
lhe
IhreailnirnfQuripi-JrtrtTaxrof-New-
York
woril
licir
death
from,
knife
'IP
f,
hundred
mrler
speed
a
J
m
the
hand
of
Lyman
.katiny.
defeating
(ionnan.
the
l:
Itaba
while
dHiiented
and
(;atl(l,n
die
fifleenlh
heal.
j.
if
Inlter
came
to
hi
death
o.rar
OIcn
of
Norway
came
a
r.ull
of
wound
"elf
In-'
f.,,,,,
B,
Thuiiherg
of
Finland.
1
llunl
Gorman
was
sixth.
j
Srhedima
leenlr-l
in,
Jewttaw
lime
wa
li
second
n
he
rveni
leading
up
l
and
Gorman's
15
2.5.
kdliiuj
of
Jaine.
and
Omn.j
..
1
actual
outbreak
of
lh-a
and
the
killing
occupied
f
slit
minute.
He
wirelessed
-
f.-r
the
poller
n
Hie
boal
ua
'tu
p
in
ihe
stream.
-a!a,
it
wax
slated,
had
lnp-r
J
with
ihe
veel
on
October
FIRST
ROUND
SCOTTISH
CUP
i
South
Shield.
lie
had
al-'winners
of
Last
Year
Oo
Down
to
Defeat
and
Amateurs
Beaten
GLASGOW.
Jan.
2G.
olandiiur
feature
of
defeated
by
Uuinbarlon
Harp.
Another
uood
team
tn
suffer
de
feat
was
Morton
whlrli
tell
on
a
score
the
follow:
SI.
Mlrrcn
3.
Ileilh
S.
Alloa
2.
Huckle
Thi-lle
2.
llnllipale
I,
lioness
I.
Joluixlon
I.
Kasl
Fife
3.
Inverness
Caledonians
(I,
Cowil-
breath
5.
falklrk
3,
Ilrechin
City
0.
Ccddstream
0,
Arinladale
1.
Kiuu's
l'ark
0,
Hamilton
Aeads.
0,
St.
Heinaril
3,
Fraserburgh
0.
Kilnmrnock
2.
Cellle
0.
Dundee
2,
DykeheBd
0.
Third
Lanark
0,
Hearts
0.
GlaKow
Haiifteis
i,
Locliuelly
I
Newton
Slewarl
1,
F.ast
Sllrliug
H
Hibernians
1.
Dundee
U.
0.
It
a
f
I
It
Hovers
3,
Hroxburn
V.
0.
Illair
Gowrie
2,
Clydebank
8.
Vale
of
Lev
en
0.
Leilli
V.
JlreHdullmne
(I,
Moltirrwell
5.
Iiiimferniline
(I,
Arbroath
I.
Aberdeen
2.
Dumbarton
1.
Ar
I'niled
3,
Albion
1.
Steuhouse
Mulr
2,
Claexinaii-nan
I.
MidHiinanilale
3,
Forres
Mechanics
I-
Inverness
Thistle
1,
Forfar
A.
3.
Thomhill
0.
Clyde
0.
Moore
l'ark
0.
St.
Johnstone
3.
Oueen's
l'ark
I,
Dumbarton
Harp
2.
Oueens
of
South
8,
Stranaer
0.
A.,d
.
;:.r
2
Mortuu
1.
mm
The
out-
the
fu-l!
WIN.MI'KG.
Jan.
0.
-
in
Canadian
National
shops
vice-president
in
charge
of
the
Point
St.
Charles'
shops
of
the
company
al
Montreal
and
will
later
be
extended
lo
all
shops
in
the
system.
Tlie
development
of
radio
as
an
everyday
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
with
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCB
HIT'KIIT.
11.(1,
SATI1
III
JAY,
JANUARY
20,
102
5.
Canada
at
British
Empire
Exhibition
1
I
.jl
ll
in
an
Explosion
in
States
VUrd"'i
Clpevlttlen
1033
til
TtiaCanidUn
PiHIIaq
with
th
twn
lh
Indtan
bolMlnJlo
th
backtround.
(T
Entrnc
to
thtCanadlia
Psdfic
buUdtet
Ul
SlM4a(tbprfrM
nil
In
th
hulldlnsot
brMt
-nd
Ukr
with
I
b
Mali's
Pirdloa
la
tb
backcraund.
Showinj
the
Canadian
Pavilion,
at
Wembly,
under
course
of
coaHruetlm.
Af
portions
of
the
Canadian
pace
allotment
havs
been
riven
orer
to
the
two
great
railway
yite-n,
the
building
which
will
house
the
Government
ehibiu
will
be
somewhat
umailer
than
those
of
other
Dominion,
but
a
great
deal
of
time
and
money
has
been
$
pent
on
its
design
and
decoration,
mith
the
result
that
it
promiis
to
be
the
gem
of
the
British
Rmoire
Exhibition.
The
photograph
ahows
the
progress
made
up
u
the
"nl
of
December.
In-et
It
shown
the
entrance
to
the
Can-iian
Parifie
'Mrilion.
This
building
i
rrouped
with
the
Canadian
Government
pavilion
with
which
it
as
een
designed
to
btrmonli.
A
massive
imple
entrance,
.wo
stories
high.
round
lor
Ihe
Scdli,h
''"'"!
jnrrpIT
DAMf.
MFN
..iieiuliiiii
I
hut
played
in
dif
fereiil
parti
of
Scotland
liday
wa
Ihe
dereal
or
the
Celtic
Irani
by
l
.i.
.......
.....L
I'mIIIk
uet-e
Hie
niimuiiii-
-
,
I
-
,.f
I...
I
a......
'l'ln0.
cup
winner.
i
'"
imlv
-.Irirlly
anialeur
learn
in
fir.l
ueddiug
lake
place
lilJ,.n
f0ihall,
Uueen's
Park.
wa
FROM
C.N.R.
SHOPS
J.
Hunaerford
Says
Apprentices
Will
be
Trained
In
This
Branch
deeply
recessed
with
painted
and
coffered
ceiling,
ridily
colored
doors
and
grilles
of
Canadian
wood,
approached
by
a
broad
flight
of
steps
Sanked
on
either
side
by
a
bronre
moose
and
buffalo,
s
the
centre
of
a
facade
enriched
with
decorated
panels
and
columns.
The
strong
color
scheme
of
this
entrance
is
emphasized
at
night
by
a
unique
lighting
effect.
A
visitor
to
the
Canadian
buildings
will
find
displayed
to
good
advantage
examples
of
all
Canadian
natural
and
manufactured
products,
and
agricultural
exhibits
which
cannot
but
impress
him
with
the
msgnitude
of
the
resources
of
this
Dominion
snd
the
vast
opportunities-which
await
the
immigrant
and
settler.
Thirty
Coal
Miners
Killed
JOHNSTON.
Ills..
Jan.
20.
1
a
I
I.
....
.
1
...
I
il
I
f
I
It-
rif
1
in
-in
men.
but
the
force
of
the
explosion
was
so
great
the
victims
operation,
ihe
iramink'
win
at
,(
,ad,v
burned
first
be
given
to
apprcnlices
in,
FIELD
CROP
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2C-
Those
at
Entrance
Escaped
euthusiasts
owning
and
opcral-jciease
in
the
amount
is
due
to
lug
high
class
amateur
receiving.
low'
prices
of
all
crops.
Hay
and1
sets.
Installation
of
sets
'on
the
clover
account
for
a
drop
of
f32,-regular
trains
has
already!o08.000
brought
many
telegrams
aud
The
wheat
yield
was
Ui.llH'.-Udters
of
thanks
to
compauyjooo
bushels
agalusl
3Ut,7H0,0O0
olllcials
from
travellers,
who
bushel
In
IU22
but
the
value
was
rind
Ihey
are
kept
in
constant
only
$310,000,700
last
year
Com-louch
with
world
events
and
pared
with
$33t),HU,(00
Ihe
pre-market
changes
and
also
are
reding
year,
provided
with
entertainment
dur-
Lust
year
the
farmer
received
ing
their
journey
across
Canada,
an
average
tor
nil
wheat
of
07
.
eenls
a
bushel
against
85
cents
Subscribe
for
the
Daily
News
it.
Only
those
near
the
entrance
escaped.
VALUE
DROPS',
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
stoti
Villa
1.
Dollon
W.
0.
I
Burnley
t.
West
Hroiuwich
lnlallation
of
receiving
sets
on.;..
uuk..i
r.i..h
vnaeicardiff
City
I,
Arsenal
0.
(rains
Continental
trains
of
tlie!
.
,
..
...
....
iChelsea
0.
Huddersfield
1.
company,
has
created
a
neeo
ior
competent
operators
who
can
in
stall
and
operate
these
sets
and
it
is
anticipated
that
the
opera-
But
Price
Also
Was
Lower,
Says
Ottawa
Report
Division.
II.
A.
0.
Liverpool
0,
Manchester
Cily
0.
Middlesboro
1,
Kverton
1.
Newcastle
I'.
2.
Tottenham
II.
2.
The
value
Notts
F'orest
t,
Birmingham.
I.
tors
will
be
recruited
from
0r
Held
crops
in
Canada
in
t;3
l'reslon
N.h.
3,
.otts
Uiuniy
l.
among
Ihe
shop
apprentices,
'was
H'H.TSS.JOO
compared
withjSlieffield
U.
1:
Sunderland
t.
many
of
whom
are
already
radio
!
02.23.200
in
1W22.
The
de-lWest
Ham
U.
0,
Blackburn
II.
i.
Barusley
I.
Southampton
1.
Bradford
City
i,
Bristol
City
1.
Bury
2.
Blackpool
0.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Stoke
2.
Leeds
I'.
1.
Ihe
Wednesday
0.
Leicester
C.
1,
Crystal
palace
0.
Manchester
U.
0,
Fulhanv
0.
Oldham
A.
1,
Nelson
0.
Port
Vale
t,
Coventry
C.
t.
South
Shields
3.
Derby
C.
2.
Stockport
C.
5.
Hull
C.
1.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
News.
stpt
sim
seo.
Church
Army
from
Arrive
and
Disturb
Speeches
Following
Ceremony
PORT
SIMPSON.
Jan.
28.
There
was
considerable
excitement
in
this
quiet
little
town
hn
ThHrsday:
Jn
Uitv-Xirst:
place,
I
.'I
I
T
...
(I
n
a
enuiiie
won
lare
laumj
tun-
.i,,,.,,
,
r-:
necuons
were
i.iarneu
ou
iui
ul,.rnl.nul(ee
of
the
Senate,
(day.
Dr.
Spencer,
in
Grace
b(,a)je(J
b).
Senalor
n(jrah-IChurch
here
united
Miss
Dora
,
a
.Hlalement
Senator
Borah
(Henry
and
John
Morrison
in
,.
)C
,)rPjumP(,
for
al)
ra...
the
presence
of
a
goodly
tica,
,,url)0ses
we
may
regarij
the
in
Ihe
presence
of
a
goodly
IPCu?iiit
fun
of
llussla
by
the
Hrit-iiumbr
of
well
wishers.
After
ish
povemnjent
as
a
fact.
ns
wjiich
the
Port
Simpson
cornet
Salesmen
like
courageous
things
band
escorted
the
wedding
party
(o
iJo
-n,js
lariiS
a
fJUtitict
to
tla-
P.S.A.1I.
hall,
where
a
,n
wit,
n,e
bitlerness,
hatred
ilinner
had
been
prepared
for
an.i
inlolerance
of
war
limes
and
about
three
hundred
people.
Mrs.'M,i,,ts
0
a
w
nioral
and
spirit-
Nathan
I.awsou
was
bridesmaid
i)a
regime."
and
Henry
Nelson
best
man.
I
The
band
rendered
several
selections
with
srreat
acceptance.
The
meal
consisted
of
four
courses,
well
prepared
and
serv
ed
by
wallers
arrayed
in
lartan
and
plaid.
As
soon
as
the
dinner
was
ended,
speech
making
bewail.
Sonic
sage
remarks,
as
well
as
fun
provoking
were
made.
The
message
in
most
of
the
addresses
was
to
encourage
the
young
men
lo
establish
homes
tor
themselves.
While
Ihe
addresses
were
be
.
.
'
.
1
1
I
V
.111.
'
v
'
Alrdrieoniaiis
Ir
lrleonians.
The
-tM.res
I"
Ihe
insla
lat.on
and
opera-
minu
of
llie
;s7r,
minm
Nvorkillg
were
entombed,
!
."".
w-.
.
tion
or
ia.no
nets,
u
is
an-.....
,
...sc.13(j
tt
iiiuiiired.
"
"I
7."
l
i...
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
Lri
t
ii
it-,
I
i
.
j
.
.......
....
...
...
ii
i
....i
111?
in
iianpen.
miiio
oi
iuc.
iiuumi
fj
.....--'-
i
lie
rescuer
iiinue
iieoeraie
einnis
o
suu
inn
num
u
wvu
,
army
neared
tno
village,
vv
lien
it
was
found
difficult
to
maintain
sulllcient
quiet
to
hear
a
speaker
the
gathering
was
dismissed
by
the
band
playing
"God
Save
Ihe
King."
and
all
sallied
forth
to
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
STRIKE
SPREADS
TO
LONDON
SUB.
OPINION
IS
THAT
EMPIRE
PREFERENCE
DOOMED
TO
DEFEAT
BY
COMMONS
Sympathetic
Strike
of
Motormen
on
Subways
London;
Others
Likely
LONDON,
Jan.
20.
Aggravated
ly
the
railway
strike
al
an
r
hour
this
morning
there
was
a
walkout
of
mnlormeii
in
:
London
subway
and
sympathetic
action
.by
the
Ujtidou
ji:
worker
wu
intiruntf
d
by
J.
Bromley,
secretary
of
the
Ho
,c
'.?f
F.ngim
r
and
liretnen.
They
-lair
development-
urej
i,je
over
tlie
week
end.
The
railway
alicrled
arc
taking
no
chance
in
ronneclioii
!
m
passenger
traffic
for
Southampton.
They
arranged
for)
t-
'
m
'run,)urlali(ii
tor
lb
passengers
and
baggage
for
t,
1
i
ships
scheduled
lo
rail.
The
!!miiier
Gairtle
de-l
msnd
dial
Ihe
tiev
government
j
lake
action,
declaring
lliat
if
any:
oilier
natty
wax
in
power
the,
Imperial
Preference
Will
be
Defeated
by
Parliament
says
'
London
Newspaper
this
Morning
LONIiON,
Jan.
20.
'riie'troiK.-aIs
of
the
Haldwin
govcrn-
nienl
for
trade
jircfereiice
with
the
Urithh
I'uiiriioiis
as
elai-oratcd
al
the
Imperial
Conferenr
in
l2:i
will
not
be
adopted
by
the
administration,
!aj
the
Wey-lrninsler
(iazelle.
The
conference
report
on
Imperial
Preference
will
be
laid
before
the
Hou-e
of
Commons
but
the
government
docs
not
rs-gard
itself
bound
lo
the
pledges
of
its
predecessors,
A
free
vote
of
the
Commons
is
lo
be
taken,
which
the
newspapers
predict
will
result
in
the
rejection
of
the
program
as
the
Liberals
will
support
the
Luboriles
in
hostility
thereto.
EXCITING
DAY
COMMENT
ON
PORT
SIMPSON
BRITISH
ACT
Native
Wedding
at
Supper
of
Senator
Borah
Says
Recognition
Which
Walters
Wear
Tar-
i
of
Soviet
Points
to
New
tan
and
Plaid
VILLAGE
IS
INVADED
Moral
and
Spiritual
Regime
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
20.
Ke-
Kincollth
suimition
by
Great
Ilritain
of
full
jdiplomali:
relations
with
Hussia
'in
the
opinion
of
President
Cool-
idge
will
have
les
bearing
upon
the
atlitude
of
the
United
Stales
toward
Hussia
than
will
the
investigation
of
the
possibility
of
oviel
fecngftiIon
how-
being
con-
SPIRITS
SAW
relations
THE
WEDDING
Japanese
Prince
Married
According
to
Ancient
Shinto
Customs
TOKIO.
Jan.
20.
In
accordance
with
ancient
custom
the
weddintr
of
Prince
Regent
Hiro-
liiln
:iinl
Priiw-ess
N'utralm.
elites!
I
i
.
-
-
"
n
-.
.....
-
:
I..
r
tl
I
fi.iiif.tilu.
,T
llta
Tlriitnn
Vnfii
Thirty
miners
wore
killed
and
'"7
,,
,L.-
r..thrui.i
n.iu
i
sine
aim
iruni
atin.
inv
oiri
-
.
v
v.
.....-
ihuiiiih6
acconlance
with
Shinto
riles.
Residents
or
Tokio
in
joyously
celebrating
the
event
give
the
first
public
expression
of
their
principal
men
left
the
hall
and
(Joy
since
the
earthquake.
Huro
hastened
to
find
out
the
cause
crowds
thronged
the
streets
or
excitement.
As
it
was
on
the
which
were
gaily
.decorated
and
eve
or
the
battle
of
Waterloo,,
so
greeted
the
l'rincc
and
his
bride
it
was
here,
the
heavy
pom,
as
tbey
passed
to
and
from
the
pom,
of
the
drum
floated
across
'palace
before
and
afler
the
the
waters,
as
the
approaching
'ceremony.
find
out
for
himself
what
all
the
and
wine
afler
the
ancient
cus
excitement
was
about.
llom.
II
was
soon
ascertained
that'
-
over
fifty
men
and
women
from
gQR
MEMBER
OF
tlie
village
oi
nnivuiun
unucr.
leaders
of
the
Church
Army
had
come
on
an
evangelist
is
trip.
The
spirits
of
the
122
royal
predecessors
of
the
young
couple
witnessed
the
union
and
gave
It
Iheir
blessings,
according
to
devout
Japanese
belief.
-Thft
couple
exchanged
bowls
of
sacred
rice
PARLIAMENT
IS
DEAD
Meetings
are
in
progress,
ami.
i.okdo.V.
ja.
0.
Dart
Irvln,
three
limes
a
day
all
who
can
,abor
memiH.r
0f
parliament
and
attend
are
welcomed
to
the
ser-
onu
of
veterans
or
the
Social-vices.
'
list
party,
died
suddenly
from
The
natives
are
full
of
music,
u.art
disease,
aged
0,
and
are
good
leaders
oi
services
i
.
conducted
largely
alter
the
methods
or
the
Salvation
Army.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Victoria
2,
Vancouver
t.
Kdinontou
2,
Seattle
3.
Reg'na
Saskatoon
0.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
llio
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
January
25
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Rudderham,
201
Eighth
Avivnue
West.