L
MfkM
Yn
Want
A
NEW
!
TAXI
m
a
hurry
99
Beat
Oar
and
Bait
Service
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
3.
hal
her
uphcie
of
mrfulncs
iu'd
be
murh
jireater
"I
OHnwa,
ai
il
'hat
many
of
Hie
law
co-r
:'if
women
and
children
could
.::.'
lie
Hntiroved
al
Victoria.
harvester"
in
distress
American
Fishing
Boat
Signalled
Prince
Rupert
off
Naas
River
This
Morning
Am
Hie
-elllt
of
ctiroutilrhliil
heavy
torm.
the
Anieiieau
fnh-U
it
Kchooiier
llurvei.er.
bound
fnuu
Seattle
to
Ihe
northern
n.di-oitt
I.Hiik.
In
in
difflnillio
off
Hie
moiilh
of
Ihe
Naa
riM-r
tier
inaclilnery
havlliK
broken
down.
The
llrveler
xlKnutled
her
dltrei.M
lo
Hie
idonuier
I'lince
Huperl
IbU
moniiuK
mm
the
latter
ce
tacd
on
her
return
Irip
fromtlhe
north.
'Hie
Prince
Huiierl
aiiMwered
Hie
slitnal
and,
Hi
reoionn
lo
a
reuuent
from
Hie
kiticr
of
Ihe
ntarooned
craft
for
it
tow.
dcMpatrhed
a
wlrele
iiieMntre
lo
Diitby
nUiif
that
a
uk
be
MMit
from
hero
lo
her
an-HlMlnncc.
Tho
Ibuiadlan
Klh
A
i:nld
Stoi
HKe
('o.
denpntehed
a
tuyr
l!n
morning
lo
Ihe
Harvester
to
render
neceMsary
nhl,
Tho
schooner
'Im
not
In
nny
purllcular
danger
nd
when
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
drew
owny
Mhe
wna
lying
al
anchor.
TABLE0LOTH
IN
LAWSUIT
VANCOUVKIl,
Jan.
i.
(Can
iidlan
PressV-A
tnblechdh
val
ued
al
$2,000
hns
been
figuring
In
a
taw
suit.
It
was
purchnsel
In
I
Hit).
.'Mr.
J.
H.
MaeAlllsler
One
Inmate
Died
of
Shock
Following
His
Safe
Removal
From
Blaxo
at
Montreal
MONTH
P.AL.
Jan..t.
Adolphe
Laloinle,
nv'
01.
inmate
of
the
llopice
Oainelen
Home
for
the
lined
and
"'firm,
died
of
hoek
following
hi
mi
renival
along
with
three
hundred
other
im
II
ulien
Ihe
IflilUlfoll
Wll
delro)ed
h
foe
today.
FORCE
OF
TODAY'S
GALE
DOES
DAMAGE
't
he
force
of
Ihe
wind
Ihi
af
ternoon
lifted
nlioul
ten
leei
oi
Ihe
wooden
idevalk
on
Second
Avenue.
between
the
Oilon
building
and
the
Drexel
lloom.
and
blew
It
aero
the
lroei.
Korlunalely
no
one
i
walking
along
Ihe
lreet
at
Hie
timo
or
criou
eoneluences
niljlil
have
resulted.
BODY
FOUND
IN
INLET
VANCOUVKH,
Jan.
I.
The
body
of
Y.
Mori,
a
bu
an
for
Ihe
Dollar
Lumber
t;o.
a!
ioi-
lartoii,
wa
found
yeslerday
af.
leriiiMin
In
the
waters
of
the
In
let
following
hi
disappearance
In
I
lie
nmriilng.
FIREMAN
KILLED
OUI'.HW'.
,,,n-
I.
Due
fire
man
wa
killed
and
seven
others
were
Injured
when
a
wall
col
lansed
while,
they
were
flglillntf
an
early
morning
fire.
Henau.l
,was
the
dead
uniiic.
city
on
i.n.i
ii....
..I.....
i
i
o
in
-innmee
Prince
liupen
mm
Omar
man's
John
Doit,
acting
superln
tendenl
of
Dominion
telegraph
if
KcrrMnle
paid
$150.00
for
II
returned-.
In
the
the
Hi
Is
ANCHOltAlii:.
Aliiska,
Jan.
I.
Trrnlorinl
Senator
M.
D.
Sundra
lots
promised
tu
try
to
raulk
a
.supposed
leak
of
500,00u
annually
in
Alaska
treasure
chest.
The
Hem
is
said
lo
be
represented
in
foodstutT.
bay.
grain
and
mill
feed
now
chipped
into
the
Alaska
railroad
Ml
from
Hie
United
Stale.
Senator
Snodjira
said
recently
Hint
be
would
pre
on
ronaresw
the
necessity
for
aid
Hint
would
enable
Alakan
farm
ers
lo
gel
on
Iheir
feel
and
be-cin
taking
from
the
ground
Mime
of
Ihe
substances
import
ed.
Hardlnq'a
Advice
He
added:
"When
Ihe
late
President
Harding
advised
tlx
development
of
local
industries
in
Alaska,
he
"doubtless
had
in
view
(he
(lueslion
of
agriculture.
I'liere
wa
enough
money
ex
pended
in
foodslulTs
during
the
construction
of
Hie
Alaska
rail
road
lo
have
put
a
thousand
farmer
on
the
wAy
to
independence.
It
I
Inn
lale
to
consider
ltd
past
expenditure,
but
if
Ihe
asrieultural
resources
of
the
territory
can
be
developed,
Alaska
need
fear
nothing
for
the
future."
Senator
Snodgrass
said
thai
beef,
pork,
mutton
and
poultry
were
all
prouueeu,
nut
on
a
mall
s
cab!
because
of
Hie
sear.
city
of
slock
animals.
He
re
ported
thai
Secretary
Work
of
the
interior
department
hail
endorsed
a
plan
for
doling
out
herds
lo
farmers
on
long-lime
payments,
He
also
expressed
confidence
I
hat
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Wallace
would
olTer
congress
a
plan
covering
the
entire
agricultural
question
in
Alaska.
lllfll
uur
I'll
1H
1
IT
I
II
I
II
II
I"
ic-.v
....--
i
I
,',,,
where
he
In
Lnglaml.
il
v
c
F..iiiff
from
Anyox
Court
Judge
l.n
tnhl
she
niunlilias
been
on
departmental
l.ust
V'i.y
the
ret
of
the
t'Ule
bill.
'uu-
CAPT.
DONALD
IS
ON
HOLIDAY
TO
ENGLAND
Capl.
J.
McKernnn
Is
relieving
Capl.
D.
Donahl
on
Iho
bridge
of
the
C.N.
II.
steamer'
Prince
llnpert
Capl.
Donald
Is
on
a
holiday
trip
Sitborlbe
for
the
Dally
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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JAM'AItY
4,
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Mmer
Michel
Ulnienciau,
diiighler-in-aw
of
Ihe
"Tijrer
of
Vrauce.r
uud
une
of
the
for
the
evening,
made
of
bird
of
paradise
feather
and
seipiin?
rutiNir'l
Circulation
1,709
Great
Britain
Asks
for
Release
of
Men
from
Canadian
Schooner
Seized
Outside
of
3-Mile
Limit
From
Exposure
After
Being
1
Picked
up
on
Street
!
!
VANCOUVKIl,
Jan.
I.
-
W.
I).
Malson.
whose
addre
is
uu-l
SARCOPHAQUS
OF
KING
TUT
FOUND
I.l.VOIt,
Jan.
I.
The
sarcophagu
of
King
Tu-teuihatuen
was
found
in
Hie
tomb
in
the.
Valley
of
tbe
Kings
it
was
announced
today.
The
long
oughl
treasure
of
antiquity
lay
within
the
fourth
casket.
It
is
of
while
and
led
granite.
Earthquake
Shocks
and
Severe
Storms
Cause
Destruction
and
Alarm
Along
East
Coast
Italy
ANCUNA,
Italy,
Jan.
i.
Fifteen
earlhipuike
shocks
were
recorded
in
this
district
today.
Many
villages
were
shaken
and
houses
caved
in.
Snow
is
railing
uud
bitterly
cold
weather
prevails.
The
neon
o
are
ufrutd
to
live
indoors
niilieipaliug
new-
.
shocks
uud
there
Is
grsnt
privation.
Hetugees
will
be
taken
uwuy
in
special
trains
provided
by
the
government.
HA1U,
Italy,
Jan.
.
The
Apiilian
coasl
has
been
swept
by
n
severe
storm
which
ravaged
four
towns
and
left
the
inhabitants
cut
off
from
communication
and
food
supply.
Nino
rishing
shacks
have
been
destroyed
and
Torty
dam-
uged.
Strut
SIm
484.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
Tin;
Latest
in
Restaurants,
l'rivatc
Huxes
for
Ladies
and
I'arty
Use.
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Take
Her
lo
tl(e
Boston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TWO
FREIGHTERS
CRIPPLED
IN
MID-PA
flFlf.
SIR
LOMER
GOiilN,
MINISTER
OF
JUSTICE,
HAS
RESIGNED
HIS
PORTFOLIO
Kyosei
Maru
and
Harold
Dollar
Helpless
with
Broken
Steering
Gears
Send
out
Distress
Calls
HKATTLK,
Juii.
.
message
reporting
a
vessel
lo
bo
MiikniK
I'Ul
giving
no
rlui)
at
tu
tlis
identity
of
the
vessel
was
.m
kfil
up
ly
the
harbor
radio
station
today.
The
message
i
believed
to
he
from
the
steamer
Kyosei
Maru
or
the
steamer
Harold
I
Ml
nr.
The
Kvoei
uud
the
Dollar
are
said
to
b-i
in
ubotil
the
same
NiMlioii
in
the
Pacific
Oreun
about
a
thousand
mde.
off
the
roast
of
Washington
each
in
distress.
rim
message
received
wu.
u
follows:
Leaking.
Ilaby
rudder
chain
hroken.
In
i
i
k
i
1
1
rondi-j
lion
Ncd
help
immediately.
hmpre
of
Hiiia
2U0
mile
MARY
ELLEN
FOR
senate;
'away.
Longitude
lil.W
r.aL
:
SAX
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
t.
Two
ship
are
in
distress
near
Hie
middle
of
the
Pacific
Ocean
1
'where
a
storm,
i
raging
accord
ing
to
a
radio
message
from
the
steamer
President
Cleveland.
The
Japanese
steamer
'Kyosei
Vancouver
Women
Went
Lady
MHru
i
disabled
with
a
broken
Member
to
go
to
Ottawa
lrriii
engine
chain
al
49.41
X.
and
171.13
K.
and
the
Harotd
V
ANCOt
VLH.
J-
.
1
IotIjtr
of
the
Dollar
Steamship
.Iia
Pre
-A
ltritlih
tioluiM.jl.inf
I
adrift
with
a
broken
lta
wa
the
firsl
province
to
nb-!rering
year
in
the
utne
vicln-a
women
miff
rape
it
wbs
ty.
i
ar
moiily
agreed
by
the
Hrlt-
Advice
flair
thai
Ihe
C.P.O.R.
U
Progressive
JIJjUiJi.Ul
nir
om
nere
10
huiioh
nit
i'o-Jo
the
assistance
or
Hie
hyosei
n;
.n
Uoveriiment
for
Ihe
find
Maru.
vscatvy
occurring
in
the
srnalr.1
ffr
0f
Hie
dilrred
iliiii
U
eat.
declared
Mr.
Jitrimy
arr
itf.irrl
lo
he
carrying
pa-
:rron.
wa
beinjr
much
oughl
,-n..-r
iii,
are
freighter
r
by
women
In
Alberta
and
,,
rrrw,
f
i,0ul
thirty
Seabdicwan
bul
llrllih
Colum.
nirn
Pnc,
I
4
women
want
it
for
Mary
s
t-d
that
it
would
lake
Mary
HOME
FOR
AGED
AND
"ZXzz
xriS:
infirm
burns
down
?.
ruled
when
It
wan
poinled
KINGS
GETS
HAIRCUT
FIRST
IN
WEEKS
IIICIIARLST,
Jan.
4.
Immediately
on
hi
arrival
here.
Kin
Oeorge,
Hie
exiled
monarch
of
OreeCK.
got
a
haircut.
For
many
week
he
had
been
unable
lo
,lrul
any
barber
in
Allien
and
be
seemed
lo
find
much
relief
in
(otisorial
service,
king
Ueorge
apparently
intend
lo
take
up
hi
IK'rmanent
residence
in
ilurliareot.
WILL
SUPPORT
ALASKAFARMS
Senator
Snodgrats
Has
Idea
Caulk
Leak
In
Treasury
Chest
to
Brilliant
Member
of
Federal
Cabinet
May
be
Quebec
Governor
OTTAWA,
Jan.
'i.
Hon.
Sir
Lonicr
(iouin,
minister
of
justice
in
the
Mackenzie
King
administration
since
il
vu
funned,
resigned
yesterday
on
acroiml
of
ill-health.
Pmnier
King
announced
that
he
was
reluctantly
accepting
the
resignation
so
that
Sir
Lomer
might
gel
the
long
rest
ordered
by
his
physicians
since
before
h"
went
to
Kurope
lo
attend
the
Imperial
Conference
and
the
League
of
Nations
committee.
Premier
King
declined
to
make
any
statement
regarding
a
possible
successor
to
Sir
Lomer.
Taking
a
great
interest
in
public
questions
ince
the
outsetU
1
fjkT
of
hi
career
which
has
been
a
!
Ifl
AiYil
I
111
brilliant
one,
il
was
but
natural
that
Sir
Lomer
huuhl
become
associated
with
politics.
He
was
elected
lo
Ihe
provincial
legislature
of
Ouebee
in
I8U7
a
one
of
the
representative
of
Montreal
and
held
his
seal
continuously
thereafter
until
1920.
He
was
piven
J
he
portfolio
of
public
work
in
the
provincial
govern-
VANCOUVER
New
Zealand
Premier
Declines
to
Discuss
Appointment
of
Ambassador
to
United
States
VANUOUVKIt,
Jam
.
"Tbe
ment
and
in
1005
was
elected:aue!,tion
of
the'SnooinliiMint
of
a
vpn
years
rk
'r
.
iJ
i
-.
tt-
'
.1
premier.
After
fifteen
Canadian
ambassador
at
Wash.
service.
Sir
Lomer
resigned
the
hislon
Ts
a
domestic
matter
and
Quebec
premiership
and
in
1921
orM.
I
would
not
diseuss
while
a
entered
the
federal
Held
of
IoU-lgueKt
in
Canada.
.
S.o
far
as
Xew
lias-Jixiiiv
'elected
eleeteil
in
in
lh.ieierilli
theneraOzearaiftft
.irtvi"li..Arri.
t,"
teaiiflcvririy4ntnrdoreH
mile
liiuiL
All
iuvcslicrutiou
by
the
Hritisli
authorities,
it
is
....-
I
fl.-
'I'
I..
I...
-
ed
vessels
outside
the
traditional
three
mile
radius
which
musl
re-
main
law
until
Ihe
new
treaty
r
extending
the
limit
to
hour's
steaming
distance
from
Hie
liore
becomes
effective.
VANCOUVER
WEATHER
;
CAUSED
HIS
DEATH:
i
W.
D.
Matson
Dies
In
Hospital
a-a-4
4
election
for
Laurier-Oulremont
,,ro,,Oji0d
to
ask
Tor
a,
similar
ap-Pii.l
railed
into
Ihe
Mackenzie
poinlmcnl."
King
cabinet
on
ls
formation.
This
wu
n,c
answer
given
He
wa
kniRhled
at
the
Quebec
yesterday
by
Premier
Masey
of
Terrenlenary
in
1908
by
the
ew
Zealand
when
fiue.stioned
on
Princeof
Wale,
now
Kinr,eorge
arrival
hero
en
route
home
re-Sir
Lomer
will
be
C2
years
of
panlins
pre
despatches
stating
age
in
March.
Jihat
hp
had
opposed
Ihe
appoinl-
Sir
Lomer
retain
hi
eal
ill
,noi
r
a
Canadian
ambassador
,lhc
House
of
Common..
May
be
Governor
MOXTHKAL.
Jan.
I.
A
One-
I.O.NDON,
Jan.
.
Ureal
Hrilain
ha
asked
I
titled
Slales'j,,,,.
KjU.cj
0
tj,t.
Gazelle
says
ror
the
r-'leaso
or
Hrilish
and
Canadian
member
or
the
crew
jUim,
i!?
no
joubl
(lial
Sir
.omcr
of
the
Hritisli
schooner
Tomoka,
alleged
rum
running
vessel,
!(;0uiu
has
bad
before
him
an
which
was
seized
last
November
beyond
the
three-mile
limit
oftoITpr
of
,ecomjllf?
irUlenant-Xew
York.
Tlie
retpiesl
Tor
rehue
is
made
al
the
instance
orLoverlor
uf
Uis
,la,jve
,,rovince.
the
Canadian
government.
'The
name
of
the
new
governor
.
Further
information
i
utso
sought
regardmg
the
circum-
nol
be
,na(e
kmwn
slance
attending
the
seizure
of
ho
vessel
beyond
the
,
tl.r-e-
Mo,1(ay
.
,,,
1C
choico
said
to
be
already
made.
If
ia
eo,
o
u.r
"""","'"-'.
Ooui.i
doe.
nol
accept.
Senator
of
Cantul
ownership
and
also
known,
men
in
,10MlUa,
uospnai
,...rc
Hire
Vl.s.
is-
"
an
'
y""""
Jule
Tessier
or
Ouebee
will
be
ior.iiiv
irixrtioim
frim
Hu.
effi-els
i
terilay
utirnoon
irom
int
eums
thai
she
wa
eued
well
outside
the
three-mile
limit.
of
exposure
lo
the
cold
weather,
chosen,
the
fiazeltc
say.
While
Hritisli
authorities
re
He
had
been
picked
up
on
Hie'
altogether
out
of
synipalby
with
street
in
an
unconscious
"""'-.ENGLEMAN
SPRUCE
CO.
LTD.
Honor
MinugKlim.'.
I
hey
feel
lhat
"'on
ny
a
puiirenian.
.
iiieiuuy
oi
.
..-
.
.
.
.
i
..i.i;
they
have
no
allernalive
but
lo
Hie
man
wa
esiatilisiie.l
uirougn
protect
Ihe
rights
of
Hritisli
owu-jl'iM'rrs
in
his
clothes.
YICTOIHA,
Jan.
t.
Incor-uoi'ation
for
the
week
include
Lid.
witli
capitalization
of
$50,-
000
and
head
ollice
at
Prince
(ieorge.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HKillY
ISLAND
Haiti;
south-
.....i
t....v.....lnM
n
nr..
I.i.i
Iperalure
tS;
sea
moolh;
8p.m.
'
spoke
steamer
Anyox
82
miles
,'frotn
Anyox
due
Anyox
7
a.m.:
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
llupett
olT
Ore-en
Island
bound.
to
United
Stales
tit
the
Imperial
Conference.
GIANT
WAVES
CAUSE
DEATH
Nine
Men
Swept
Overboard
From
Gasboats
at
Babylon,
New
York
.
ll.VIIYLOX,
New
York,
Jan.
i.
Nine
men
were
wept
to
ileath
in
rough
ea
off
this
port
when
the
speed
boat
Cleelra
got
into
difficulties
and
Ihe
power
boat
Sid
went
lo
tier
assistance.
One
giant
wave
upset
seven
men
from
lhat
of
Hie
Kuglemau
Spruce
Co.'tlie
Sid
and
two
men
from
tho
Klectra
simultaneously.
WORK
COMMENCES
ON
ERECTION
TOTEM
POLE
Mitchell
A
Currie
Get
Contract
For
Setting
up
of
Halda
Memento
Tbe
conttael
for
Ihe
erection
of
the
llaida
totem
pole,
recently
secured
from
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Island
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
has
been
awarded
lo
HULL
HAHHOll.
Overcast;
Mitchell
&
Currie.
Tho
.totem
southeast
gale;
barometer
30.-pole
is
to
stand
al
the
inlersec-20;
temperature
37;
sea
rough;
lion
of
Second
Street
ami
Second
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Avenue
and
preliminary
work
ha
Rogers
137
miles
from
Seattle
already
commenced
on
the
found-southbound.
I'ation.
The.
concrelfe
base
will
be
DKAD
THKF,
POINT.
Rain,
put
in
as
soon
as
weather
per-
Isoutbeasl
wind:
baromejer
20.68,
nits
of
the
work
being
carried
temperature
tO;
sea
rough.
l"Ui
sansracioriiy.
Noon
I
"
DIOIIY
ISLAND
Hain;
south-
FRANCE
TO
ISSUEV
east
gate;
naromeier
zv.m;
letu
peralure
38;
sea
rough.
HULL
HARHOH.
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barome
ter
30.18;,
temperature
40;
sea
OLYMPIC
STAMPS
PARIS,
Jan.
t.
The
chamber
of
deputies
has
passed
a
bill
rough;
spoke
Princess
Heatrico
providing
for
Iho
Issuance
of
9
a.m.
crossing
Mitbank
Sound.
polage
stamps
commemorative
Dl-lAD
TREE
POINT.Rain;
of
Ihe
Olympic
guinea.
o
be
held
strong
southeast
wind;
bar-
in
France
next
year.
The
senalo
oineler
29.65;
temperature
43;
has
already
you'd
favorably
on
sea
rough.
It!
le
measure