WkM
Ymi
Wul
A
TAXIQQ
in
a
harry
WW
'Pbene
tt
t
Care
and
Bast
Servloe
I
n
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOI,
XIV,
NO;
7.
OTTAWA,
J
cm.
U.
Not
iuce
I
he
days
before
t
fori
nut
ion
i
tlic
King
cuinnei
nil
i
lie
iMiiiiicai
siiuaiiou
aroused
u
muni
uml
comment
ii
II
is
ilituig'
today.
The
arrival
here
tomorrow
of
Hon.
T.
A.
iJrernr
and
Pre
nirr
Donning
of
.Snsknlrliewun
will,
it
is
rxjici
led,
lterul
Jlie
iprmiig
"f
direct
negotiation
for
a
wider
western'
repreenta
Lnii
in
the
canuicL
The
emphatic
declaration
tit
Winnipeg
liy
Holier!
Forke,
lailrr
of
the
Progressives,
that
hi
party
I
gning
"to
keep
the
QUEBEC
NAMED
urn
the
suyth,
I
Manner
fly
Ink
'
next
session
is
regarded
as
precluding
any
pus.
'Miiiuiy
or
a
formal
arrangement
i
lie
i
wren
i,iirai
nun
rrogre.
slvr.
I
t
'I
he
advent
of
Crerar
in
(he
icaliiieU
would,
however.
It
I
felt.
-
Miiiir
a
considerable
measure
of
ion.
narosse
rerooeau
lo
sue-
progressive
Miiinort
alllionsh
ceed
LaU
Hon.
L.
P.
.(here
is
n
doubt
if
eilher
lie
or
Brodeur
!Mr.
Donning
are
willing
to
join
tir
government.
UTAWA
Jan
V.
lion.
Nar-j
It
i
Ihoiiuhl
I
hut
Mr.
Crerars
I'ecudraii,
I..
.
,i,
uicinbcracccssioli
lo
lic
cabinet,
would
'
legislative
council
of
die
eoiilinveitt
upon
Mime
reor-
.'!ir
poire
IH97.
lot
heen
opsonization,
the
adnpliou
of
fiseal
-
lieutenant-governor
of
indley
wild
other
tn.aller
in
keep.
IirVr
iireeediiiir
the
Ule
llnu.imr
Willi
Progressive
view,
us
fhllHWMj
:lnHleUr
"vili.r'r
-
-
i
4
Ju
-air
the
veek.
I
Mr
I'rrodeau
li
a
notary
ol
-I
and
i
the
director
ol
.:
financial
institution
In
y
We
was
born
at
SI.
'Canadian
Transporter
Due
In
Im
ltirlieliiu
Oiunly,
Ouebee.j
p0rt
This
Afternoon
Instead
IPSI
ami
w
a
graduate
ofj
of
Yesterday
'jI
t
nitfrrslly.
lie
herame
al
r:-nsr
of
f.aval
University
in'
Owing
lo
the
misreading
of
a
f!V
a,;d
Ihe
name
year
was
ap-
wireless
tnrssagr
from
Hie
ves-i
Ml
member
of
Ihe
legls-scl.
(here
was
general
misunder-
.-uuncil
for
Sorel.
He
was'slamling
yesterday
an
lo
the
lime
u.n
mlo
the
eteculUe
rmiiicil
lull)
an
iiihiiider
ivilhout
MISUNDERSTANDING
AS
TO
BOAT'S
ARRIVAL
htilUu"-
fKtv
lie
HOSPITAL
DISCUSSED
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Against
Reduction
In
Training
Nurses'
Pay
.
Delegate
J.
J,
UillU
inquired
ar'lSst
nrghl'S
'
meelin
of
Ihe
Trades
and
Labor
tnineil
as
lo
the
inolhrs
which
had
prompted
the
propjUed
reduplions
in
the
pay
uf
nurses
in
(raining
at
the
5eneral
Hospital.
Messr.s.
Wig
gins.
Mardouald
and
Mlack
all
prolesleil
against
any
action
I
hat
would
reduce
the
standard
of
living
uf
Ihe
hospital
girls
or
that
would
make
it
more
dilli-
eult
for
Ihe
daughters
of
work-
fug
men
lo
train
for
the
nursing
profession.
Iloss
Mackay,
member
of
Ihe
hospital
hoard,
claimed
thai
a
reduction
of
-five
dollars
per
month
and
a
room
in
Ihe
new
Nurses'
Home
provided
a
higher
standard
of
living
fonllie
girls
al
Ihe
hospital
than
a
eoutiiiua-liou
gf
Ihe
prevent
allowance
with
accommodation
in
the
exisliug'liuukliouse.
He
review
ed
Ihe
arguments
urged
in
favor
of
a
still
greater
,
reduction
In
Ihe
allowance
the
prevailing
rales
all
liver
Ihe
province.
Hie
til
Hlnde
of
1
lie
graduate
nurses.
and
Hie
desire
(hat
I
lie
financial
advantages
of
the
profession
he
tod
unduly,
.emphasised.
A
comparison
was
also
made
of
the
ease
Willi
whim
a
girl
cnuitl
train
for
the
nursing
profession
as
againsl
the
leaching
profession.
Mr.
.Mackay
said
that,
since
a
reduction
in
Ihe
allowance
of
Ihe
girl
in
training
was
Inevitable.
Ills
efforts
had
been
to
make
that
reduction
as
small
as
possilde.
From
Ihe
standpoint
of
elllciency,
Mr.
Mackay
fell
that
Ihe
radical
reduction
proposed
would,
in
three
years
from
now,
produce
serious
discord
In
the
hospital.,41
He
said
that
Hio
situation
in
the
hospital
three
years
from
now
would
be
Hint
girls
entering;
in
December
1123
would
receiving
31
per
mouth
while
girls
entering
a
mouth
later
woild
be
receding
only
half
that
amount,
lie
felt
that
It
was
Impossible
lo
have
harmony
and
cltleleney
under
such
conditions.
.
t
A
motion
was
passed
strongly
protesting
against
any
advance
in
the
charges
for
Ihe
use
of
lliq
case
room.
Hospital
conditions
and
prac
tires
In,
(llasgovv
and
F.diuhurgli
were
reviewed
and
II
was
generally
fell
thai
-hospital
cond!loi
In
ltrlllsh
Columbia
oiitd
;profil
greully.by'
Wpltf&ft
r.UiV
mtuiodi
hi
vouV
ul.lfti;
parts
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCr
HUPr'HT,
H.U.,
VKlJ4'KSIAYf
JANUARY
u,
102
i.
(iaptaiu
Kriiel
A,
Ingram
and
his
Jride,
furmerly
Mr.,
Mnrico
(Jiiru.-o,
uerompauicd
liy
her
daughter,
tiloriu
tkiruo.
arrived
m
America
recently
to
spend
the
Clirislma
holidays.
President
Coolidge
Popular
with
Americans
Because
he
Saturtfiy't
Circulation
Itlt
is
Plain,
Unvarnished
Man
i1
My
MKN"
IMiACON,
Cauadiuu
Press
Corresinindeiil.
NBW
YQUK,
Jan.
0.
The
other
day
William
I..
Ward,
an
iron
manufacturer
at
Port
Chester,
turning
that
hi
men
ap-pesiWHl'
ta.tii4lniult.MdidlY
for-tlolviji
Coolidge-
for
Preyidiitf
asked
u
foreman
what
there
was
about
(Joolidge
that
he
liked.
This
wa
the
answer:
"lie's
u
plain
sort
of
guy.
goes
along
without
much
noise,
and
besides,
Ivvo
or
three
y:-ars
ugo
lie
liv'ed
in
half
a
double
house
for
which
he
paid
y:tg.r0
a
mouth.
He's
like
u
lot
of
us."
FRANCE
HAS
TIDAL
WAVE
Damage
to
Shipping
and
Pro-Party
Done
by
Phenomenon
BIARRITZ,
Franco,
Jan.
9.
A
tidal
wave
here
today
tore
a
dozen
fishing
vessels
from
their
moorings
and
wrecked
then.,
The
wave
swept
away
the
parapet
of
the
promenade
on
the
embankment.
During
the
tempest,
sand
from
the
sea
was
washed
hundreds
of
yards
Inland
Into
the
grounds
of
seashore
home
and
shops.
At
Rouen
the
tide
In
the
English
Channel
backed
up
Ir.
ihe
Seine
estunry
and
meeting
the
flooded
stream
sent
the
water
over
the
rocka
higher
than
the
1910
record.
Shipping
has
been
badly
crippled
and
the
river
front
buildings
are
f
lobded.
DEVALERANOT
Release
of
Influential
Republican
Leaders
Is
Not
Contemplated,
However
,
DUHI.IN,
Jan.
.It
is
slated
in
llrpubliran
circles)
in
.Dublin
tlial
Ihe
government
'has
mi
In.
lenlion
of
bringing
l)e
ylera
to
trial,
and
this
decision-Is
believed
lor;appIy
to
oilier
pri'iilihenb
lle-puhlican
leaders
now
In,
custody.
'The
release,
of
the
more
influential
of
the
leaders,
jiowever,
is
not
al
present
cojilcmplated.
If
Ihey
re
lo
hn
held
Hfler
tebs
runry
some
parlianreiitarv.
pro
vision
extending
!l"l,
lemporary
power
o
hold
;liemtl!
have,
lo
be"
niade,
undUhls'.
nmy,be
ifoite',.as
pavL
of
lhv
iSuiiliilipr
(jpiuliinTii
gyii
r'loii
uc
lTlrii:li
:x.
pjr.u
auhually
uu!l:
a
jeiej
That
foreman
disclosed
what
in
all
probability
will
prove
tloolidge's
greatest
asset
in
(ho
coming
President
campaign;
he
is
a
"jdaiu
sort
of
guy."
and
has
lived
like
a'.
lot
like
Ihe
sreal
majority
of
his
fellow
citizens.
Coolidge,
political
record
and
hi
plalform
will
likely
be
assets
loo,
Ihougb
both
will
be
open
lo
allack
by
his
political
opponents.
1
1
ii
L
one
thing
Hint
is
incontrovertible
is
the
sturdy
homespun
ipiulily
of
the
man.
He
is
far
from
being
an
ornamental
figure
in
the
White
House,
and
Ihis
very
fact
is
a
recommendation
to
many
of
his
countrymen.
He
is
of
(he
Lincoln
type;
he
smells
of
Ihe
soil.
He
is
a
genuine,
all-wool,
yard
wide
native
product.
Coolidge's
residence,
his
personal
record,
his
birth
and
breeding
all
are.
of
Ihe
nature
in
which
Hie
people
id
Hie
I
oiled
States
delight.
Born
on
a
Farm
r.alvin
Coolidge
was
born
on
a
farm
al
Plymouth,
Y(
July
I,
IH'e.
He
studied
law
at
Amherst
College
and
immediately
after
he
was
graduated
in
1895
In.
miivi'il
III
."i
i
it
1
1
ii
in
ill
t
ii
.
Mils
jlhc
city
which
has
been
bis
I...
I
,.f
II...
V..
-II.
rpA
ri
A
in
TTfcl
1
T
P
'"'"'
"
',-
III
rill
P
IKIAI
iuml',on
city
council,
and
pro-IvlriVLl
llIrtllUnssed
steadily
upward
Hiiointh
he
olllces
of
city
p
solicitor,
nayor.
member'
uf
the
House
of
Hepresenlativcs,
J'resident
of
the
Stale
Senate,
Lieutenant'
(ioveriior,
(iovernijr,
yiiiePresl-dent
of
Hie
Uniled
State.
,
and
finally
President.
Elwell
Whiling,.-lhe
Washing
ton
corresiondent
of
the
lloston
i,
I
I
l..
w
.1
Ii.
..!
atri
s-m
41
a.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Hesl
of
Food--Good
Service.
Private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Use.
"take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
CANADlAf?OLlTlCAL
SITUATION
IS
TENSE
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
SHEDS
LITTLE
LIGHT
ON
IMMEDIATE
PLANS
OF
PARTY
With
Arrival
of
Crerar
and
Dunning
in
Ottawa,
Much
Conjecture
Arises
rriUliDlUllD
iOVERNOR
flu
OF
1
f
LlinUU
"1
i
r
folio.
r
I
married
and
ha
i-"
on
and
-one
daughter.
In
:
ir
he
n
I.llwrul
ami
in
I
jn"ii,
a
llomaii
Callmlic.
PROGRESSIVE
LEADER
HEARD
bbcrt
Forka
Says
His
Party
Will
Continue
United
With
No
Compromise
WINMPKO,
Jan.
H.
A.l.lre.e-
VI
a
farinem'
conveiiMoti
nrn
iierl
Foike,
leader
of
the
Pro.
-he
Parly
in
Paillanienl,
I'
'id
lioit,
as
far
as
he
wa
rou-
ffiied,
Ihe
Progressives
would1
I'lillnue
their
present
uniled
n'y
In
Parliniiient
with
no
f'luproinise
on
any
prinelples
of
i
weduie.
'Mils
hlalenieul
rauses
ntiirh
peculalion
as
to
what
the
ef-'l
would
he
If
Hon.
T.
A;
iierar,
former
leader
of
Hie
frog
reus
ivcf
enlereil
the
cahl-
-I
FILL
BE
SHIPPED
BACK
TO
ALASKA
ON
NEXT
STEAMER
il'ulee
Hoy
Hmllli
of
Anchorage,
fho
was
picked
up
hy
the
cily
f'llce
in
,u
noyal
llolel
on
unday
evening
for
ucliug
praiigcly,
appeared
heforu
Dr.
If.
I
leinayne;
Dominion
govern-
nt
hnmluratioii
agent,
yester
"y
afleriiooii
In
euslmly
of
Bflar
tfl.
Wiinl.tr.
U.C.M.P
""'I
I'
arrived
.
In
J
he
cily
'"nid
llio
Vidorla
on
f?nnday
Kht
and
will
be
-
ntiieed
vahoaril
nl
sleamct'
on
her
return
lilp
of
arrival
of
Ihe
HiitMdian
Trans-porler
for
doeklng
here.
Having
heen
Informed
thai
Ihe
vessel
was
o
arrive
at
Triple
Maud
at
noon
yeslerday,
llapl.
McOickrie
wenl
out
in
Hie
morning
to
pilot
Iter
in.
She
failed
lo
turn
up.
howfver.
and
the
eJiplaln
relumed
lo
Mrt
tasi
night
to
find
IImI
she
was
mil
due
unlit
noon
today.
".apl.
McC.oikrie
went
out
huh
hi
Ihis
uiurning
lo
meet
Ihe
steamer
vvhh
li
is
really
due
here
late
Ihis
afternoon.
The
Transporter
will
go
into
dry
dock
for
overhaul
hut.
will
not
load.lumlier
a
she
is
heing
transferred
from
Ihe
Japan
"'r-viee
lo
the
lulled
Kingdom.
FLORIDA
DESPERADO
WAS
KILLED
TODAY
Sheriff
and
Five
Members
of
Gang
Lose
Lives
In
Fight
WT.ST
P.M.M
IH:Ai:II.
Florida.
Jan.
.
The
notorious
Ashley
Mohley,
head
of
a
gang
of
hank
rolifiers
ami
desperadoes,
which
made
Ihe
Florida
Kveruhides
a
rendezvous
for
veal-,
was
killed
today
h"
pi'lioe
posse.
Sheriff
Fred
Maker
and
Ihe
fl'e
meinhcr
of
Ihe
g'ang
were
killed
in
(ho
fight.
NEW
MOTOR
FUEL
HKIU.IN,
Jan.
!.."...
Gas
uener-
aled
from
chareoal
Is
befng
used
Instead
of
pas
generated
from
henxlno
on
Ilerlfu
mulorJiusoi.
Hxperiuleids
1
hv
1"'p'1
conduct.
lit
ed
for
a
year
wun
enarcoai-
htirners,
and
I
hey
have
been
r.oiiid
eeoiininlcal
ntid
otherwise
miijcessful.
CANADA'S
(ITTANVA,
Jiiii.
.
.
.
..
r.
I.Ai.
1
1
!
i
C
on
i
ii
ui
in
DEBT
tl.Ti:alllj(Jil.
31,
wai
M5,53,00,
nn
Increase
'
nt.
Ihfiijs
...
..i
lasfi'yealr.
Laborites
in
Britain
Apparently
Intend
to
Move
Slowly
in
House
I.ONIjON,
Jan.
U.
Itamsuy
.Macdouald,
leader
of
the
Labor
Parly,
delivered
a
conservative
and
restrained
speech
on
Ui9
opening
day
of
parliament
making
no
reference
lo
any
plans
i.utior
might
nave
in
the
event
it
were
callsd
on
form
a
government.
He
stressed
only
a
policy
of
appeasement
in
foreign
affairs
with
special
reference
to
renewed
relations
vvilh
Russia,.
He
also
suggested
social
reform
in
regard
to
employment
and
housing.
None
of
the
radical
planks
in
the
Labor
platform
were
mentioned.
An
address
delivered
by
the)
:
Labor
Leader
in
Albert
Hall
last
WAXTITMrMT
TA
night
is
interpreted
as
l''dicating
fly)Jlu,Pj
f
1U
that
the
Labor
Party
will
pro-i
cei'd
conservatively
and
slowly
PADTAIM
fAAV
with
no
inclination
lo
pressing
j
vlT
llilll
LIAIV
e.ireme
arncies
oi
piaiiorm.
The
meeting,
while
being
a
great
recent
ion
Iig
honor
of
Labor's
Victory
afllie
polls
and
Ihe
prospect
of
a
place
in
the
government,
was
in
spirit
a
serious
afTair.
Even
though
the
audience
loudly
sang
"The
lied
Flag"
and
failed
to
sing
the
National
Anthem,
the
speakers,
ap
parently
sensing
the
serious
re
pousiiijii).onironnfl
party,
made
,fevv
radicaL
re
marks.
'.'-?'.
"Capital
today
contains
embers
which
a
strong
wind
will
scatter
over
J
he
inflammable
material
in
Europe
and
start
a
new
war,"
declared
Mr,
Mac
douald.
"My
parly
desires'
to
enter
ollice
with
a
broad
fool
and
big
heel
lo
stamp
out
.every
one
of
Hiese
embers."
MISS
CALDERONE
TO
MARRY
AT
ANYOX
,
Will
Become
Bride
of
O.
Clconne
of
This
City
Miss
Vienna
Ciilderoue.
who
has
been
employed
in
the
C.ana-
rdiau
National
freight
office
here
f
ir
several
years,
left
fur
Anyo.x
oeraoi.
in
o
vwk
.in
vrtii.ii.igi:
ftM
r-i.h
kat
K-
nffll.llw
which
has
just
been
published,
attribute,
his
political
success
o
Hie
"iiuatily
of
cold
judgment
and
the
'qualily
of
doing
the
work
immediately
at
hand,"
Ho.
last
week
to
be
married
to
(5.
Clconne.
Mr.
Ciconnc
has
a
fruit
business
on
Sixth
Street.
Mr.
am)
Mrs.
Ciconnc
intend
to
return
lo
Hie
city
and
will
reside
on
Eighth
Avenue
East.
BRITISH
IMMIGRANTS
GIVEN
PREFERENCE
Will
net
$15
Cheaper
Fare
to
Canada
Compared
with
Other
Europeans
OTTAWA,
Jan.
t.
.The
ministry
of
immigration
announces
the'
making
of
arrangements
whereby
Mritlsh
immigrants
will
get
special
preference
of
$15
in
fares
from
Europe
as
compared
with
other
European
NAME
OF
HULL
TO
BE
CHANGED
Called
Klngston-opon-Hull,
It
It
Saldi
-
LONDON.
January
0.
In?
or
der
to
prevent
confusion
wltu
sums
him
up
as
a
man
oLolher
ports
of
th
sania,
name
"Ihrirf,
caution,
'courage,
bataueo'ihroughout
Din
world.
It
l.y
con-und
ii
keen
sense
,
of
what
is
sldered
Hkely
thai
the
ailcleul
righli"
,
tV
;.'
f
-
jport
!of
;tluH,
on
he
hast
cojjst
JL
was
'
gViicrnUy
"antfclpaiedJif
JiiYjfhiiitt
Vf
llf
vliaTt'g
:fy&Qauuj
inafvSHomigipuniie
ta;.eanu
Miigsion-upoiuiiun,
u
y
dale-
fNi-lhevni;pVtbllcaii
nonilha-
vvliich
name
it
is.
already
known
Contfntiul
on
pugo
r-oiet
Toi'tfiV11
reiters
Land
Secured
at
Friendly
Cove,
Vancouver
Island,
for
Purpose
YICTOUIA,
Jan,
U.
I
in
behalf
of
tho
'Historic
s5ics
and
.Monument
Hoard
of
Canada,
Ihe
Department
of
Indian
Afllairs
has
arranged
a
lease
from
the
In-:
ior
u
monument
10
uo
creeled
lo
Captain
Cook
and
the
llritish
and
Spanish
seamen
of
the
eighteenth
century
on
a
spot
jusl
west
of
the
village
of
Friendly
Cove
ml
Ihe
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
There
Is
already
a
monument
on
a
small
island
on
Hie
yillago
erected
in
ID03
by
the
Washington
Uni
versity
Historical
Society.
STATED
CASE
ISORDERED
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
Gives
In
structions
to
Magistrate
Connection
R.C.M.P.
Men
VANCOtVEH.
Jan.
'J.
Police
Magistrate
Ceorse
Jay,
'of
Vic-loria
was
yesterday
ordered
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
of
the
Supreme
Court
to
grant
a
slated
case
in
connection
with
the
convictions
registered
hy
.him
(Mag.
istrate
Jay;
on
November
30,
against
W.
L.
Smith,
Frank
Fer
nandez
and
F.
V.
Eccle,
It.C
MTP.
employees,
found
guilfy
of
otfences
under
tho
Opium
and
Narcotic
Drug
Act.
'
FISH
ARRIVALS
The
American
schooner
Allen
with
57,000
pounds
ofijialibut
wu
llio
Only
boat
.offering
fish
on
the
Fislr
Exchange
this
morning.
The.
catch
was
old
to
Ihe
lloyal
and
Atliii
Fisheries
at
SOc.
and
l-'.io.
NOTICE
'
Camultau.
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
rIJwne.n'
!Ah-ioclaliou.
A
meetiugor
this
association
wlU.VLts'
held;
in
'the.
City,
ilallut
8
p.mf
Vediie.sday
January
fy.
Husi'n?s--Col-shleratlon
and
ndoptioa
tjf'
llylaws,
All
owmys
of
Canadian
Halibut
vessels
requested
PieslUenl.