I
we
1
Wm
L"?
T
'
II
a
(:
,MJi:i.l-S
Jan.
22.-I'lcre
appear
lo
le
"a
at
y
lo
suppress
evidenre
'tearing
of
the
rase
again!
j
mun
John
Hubert
Clyne.
Weather
Has
Been
More
Favor
ureer.
chauffeur
for
Lord
Preidut
of
the
Ooutirll
(
ab)e
0f)
Qroun(,
196,400
V
uiuiruanu
nine
t
atriuenl
of
Judge
Waller!
dane.
l;a
;
T
at
Ihe
preliminary
hear-.
Chancellor
of
Ihe
F.xchequer
V
f"
on
Ihe
pari
of
M
x
mand
and
Dine.
liiitt,
testifying
from
hi
twd.
j
dhl
not
rcmeinlicr
what
id
on
New.Yejsr'e.,
i
l
n
it
see
trie
"nlf
n
a
liaiul
and
did
not
re-
i:
nlir
"
if
he
picked
up
a
bottle
crrer
entered
the
apart
ttr
"
er.il
nouuhl
to
pprnuailt
X
rmaiid
It
own
knowledge
whether
Oreer
who
idiot
him.
ii
-ft-
wi
pr;eiil
nl
Hie
tiear-
.
I
II-
...
-
F
........
.
I
.
.
..
.
i
c
Willi
I
Hnc.
who
rnnlliiiKly
tti
I'll
aI
n
nil
ri
v
lit
old
man."
RACE
TRACK
AT
VICTORIA
Son
of
Earl
of
Coventry
to
Build
at
Colwood,
Few
Miles
From
City
VII
IUUIA,
Jan.
a-:.
Willi
a
'w
Ut
ptHlihlnx
al
Colwood
Mie
Im-.i
cimhii.ril
raf"1
Irack
on
Mie
Pacirte
eoal,
S.
T.
lloen-Iry
miii
of
(ho
Ivarl
of
(Ujveiilry,
ansntuiuT
IIihI
conlrnili'
linvr
been
awnh'd
for
125.01)0
worth
of
luntfiW
a
a
nielliniiiiiiy
to
C()!!iiuttioii
In
the
mriiiK.
The
Vietorln
l'ark
llarluir
Afcofiatioii
lia
iteeii
Incorporated
to
operate
Mo'
track.
"'
I-oIwihhI
about
ix
miles
from
tin
elly.
Already
Iheie
in
of
the
Jlm'sl
wolf
link-
In
the
'I'Uiilry
thrre.
MILD
WEATHER
INTHE
YUKON
Thermometer
Reading
Hovering
Around
Zero
as
Against
Forty
Below
Last
Year
lAWS(k.
Jan.
"2.
The
fair
Arthur
llriidersou.
uoioinai
perrriarj--v.
u.
uiiw
hC)tHtwr
u-,.1.1.
n
the
.r
y..
iey
inner.
,
With
the
s,
Mr
Minister
llrig.-'cn.
Thompson.
I'irot
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
Vironnt
Chelmsford.
Hal.
i
if
Tue
Malrmenl
followed
Phillip
Snnwdon.
(
r
v
iTidifn
and
Inability
lo,S.crrlar
of
Slate
for
Home
Af
both
who
was
Dines'
irrrideol
of
Ihe
iioarii
oi
i
rauc
He
eouhl
no!
say
Sydney
wvhh.
Minister
of
lleaUh
John
Wheat-ley.
;
.
Minister
of
Aarlrulture
Xoel
lluitoii.
Srerelan
for
S-ollaud
Win,'
Ad.iiiion.
PiT.idcnt
of
the
Hoard
of
lilu
ealloii
4..
P.
Treelyan.
.Minister
of
Lalmr
Thonvas
Shaw.
I'oslmiisti'r
lienenil
Vernon
Hartshorn.
Chaueellor
of
Ibe
Ihiehy
of
l.an-
ea
s
I
e
r
-r
J
o
s
I
n
1
1
Wed
g
ew
ood.
CoinniNsioiier
of
Works
F.
W.
Jowelt.
In
hiiuoiiueing
Ibal
he
would
i-oinbine
the
foreign
office
with
the
prmiicr-hip
Mr.
Mardonahl
1
1
...
i
i.r
ill
fiil
tep.4
Xallons
within
Hie
pcrvlew
of
lhoi
foreign
secretaryship.
Commons
Adjourned
'
T,hc
House
of
Common
agreed!
to
an
adjournment
for
three
.
.i
1,....
i
weeks
on
me
proposal
ui
i
n-
mli-r
llaldwlu
in
order
lo
allow
members
of
Ihe
new
government
lo
gel
aciiiainled
with
their
dulle
mill
prepare
lo
Milium
legislation.
Unofficially
it
i
luted
thai
Ihe
cabinet
will
uc
officially
ippointed
Thursday.
Hie
llahlwlu
gtierinnenl
wii
erealed
late
hist
night,
the
imu
lorllv
nualnsl
being
.12H
to
23ft,
ullng
an
adei'i!
majoiily
Members
of
Ihe
eaiunci
win
i
.
1
1.
..
i
n..
have
lo
return
m
men-
ronsuni-
i-ncics
for
re-election.
t
HOCKEY
SCORES
Calgary
I,
Vancouver
3.
Seal
He
I.
HfK11"1
p-
,.;,,!
,
"
Pdl;.o:.lou
!
Pounds
Marketed
Todav
are
tieglnnliig
to
slide
Arrival
and
sales
today:
Amerkan
i:olullon,
11.000
pounds.
I
He.
and
'Jr.,
and
Senator.
000
pound,
al
15.8c
and
!r
.the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slor-aiie
Co.
!
Majille,
32,1100
pounds,
at
!l5.ie
umTvn,
to
the
Hoolli
Fish-
..-i..-
l!i,,..lln
I'...
Lincoln.
37.000
pounds,
at
Itl.ln
ami
ve,
to
uic
.vuin
i
isu-eries.
llepublie,
55,000
pounds,
at
15.2c
ami
He,
to.
the
Pacific
'Fisheries.
Canadian
Annie
Tuck,
in.OOU
pound,
at
t
t.5c
ami
I'c,
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Iteeille,
5,500
pounds,
al
I
t.oc
and
I'c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Iliilh.
I.
too
pounds,
at
tic.
w:,m
w:
w;
Vh,.
i;;-ur.i
.
-
"
GUARD
AGAINST
SMALLPOX
HERE
Authorities
at
Victoria
Watching
Arriving
Boats
Very
MCTOlllA,
Jan.
2S
orecauUon
am
being
iiulhorilies
lo
guaril
against
any
puss
Idle
outbreak
of
smallpox
in
of
Ibis
province
rini-eiuenl
upon
u
Tins
!.itiitniiiiwMii
iii
Tin
inuiuir
run
"
Kxlra
taken
by
federal
and
provincial
nu'dlcal
led
person
Irom
.Ires
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
.Ihe
smallpox
stricken
section
of
..
i..-
....i
i..
i
n
llonir
Komr
where
a.
veritable
Yukon;
I
experiencing
Hie
mild-
tu
submit
to
Your
Majesty
...
.
I
.
....
It
't
wl
uoniL.r
.r
.1
!..
it-ilia.!
m.Ii
the
Hi
fonlrnsl
vioim
Junuary's
below-
zero.
willi
tho
pie-forty
degrees
iiinnii
'i
-
ine
....
Clvne.
ilcpoly
leader
of
the
par-
pesl.ilenre
i
raging.
,
Ships
ar
liainenlary
Labor
Parly,
llan.say
riving
from
Hil
Prl
nl
uaran
i..
i
i.i
i.inwnir
iii.ivinir
Ihe
line
nn
being
given
extra
iilten
:..
...i.i.
i.
.I.iii
off
all
fnrlherllion
by
the
federal
authorities
ii.iii
ii
u
our
duty
resnectfiilly.
health.
I
the
nroviucial
board
'
'of
wlnler
uiii,in
Hie
v'niir
Mnlcsly's
present
adviser
XARMRR
rOIVIMISSIMNKK
,
.
-
,,
.hi
t
II...1
VIMIIUH
KVliliumMiVMui,
"iiiory
ot
iiio
olilesl
inlialiltalil
have
noi
ine
c
Miercury
-
liovering
around
House."
I
he
Lnuor
pari)
was
,
i.xireini!
Iiiuii
leinpenilures
imvij
prevailed
in
Yukon
and
'"ita
of
Aluska
uluce
early
last
"winincr.
Toronto
ineleoroloulsU
Iheo-
'10
thai
tlio
higher
temperature
"
the
Puclflo
ocean
current
U
1'osMbly
duo
to
submurino
dl-
'
frOITj.
.'li'Hll'i'
.i
'
:
ui
Utipportfd
hy
"
siuun.
that
The
Manmnaiii
goveriiiueiu
will
be
the
first
Labor
government
in
Ihe
history
of
Hie,
naiion.
ARRESTED
ANCHORAGE
ANCHOHAtilv.
Jan,
22
tlharlc
Ii,
Leckle.
former
United
flairs
commissioner
al
Xenuna,
was
arrested
yeslerday
on
a
bench
warrant
Issued
al
Fairbanks
charging
him
vvilh
contempt
of
court,
May
Engine
and
Machinery
be
Salvaged
by
The
Canadian
.National
ear
ferry,
which
went
ashore
on
Wal-
Kxperh'iieinjf
more
faorable
on
Itoek
23
miles
Mjuth
of
Prince
weather
on
lUf
fiiluiiK
liank
Hu
pert
ten
day.-
a?o,
was
pulled
lately,
halibut
bifaU
are
reum-
ofr
eafl)'
HU-
moriiioK
and
reach-Iiik
lamliim
of
catrlie
here
In
ed
here
at
7
uVlock
jn
tow
of
tlie
larger
numlMT.
Thi
moi-niii?
I'acinc
alvaj,'e
,0.
steamer
marketed
IDG,-
iee.
lial(erei
uailly
In
last
iMtumN
five
American
batunlay
.
southeaster,
the
i'l
ItoWlii
iKii.iiuu
ooutiil
and
Whalrn
Pulp
A
""'Paper
Co.'s
tu
upply
plentiful,
prieen
Briet
at
the
same
time
in
Ihe
same
place,
lias
been
given
up
as
a
Jtolal
Ids.
The
ear
barge
was
pulled
off
a(
Watson
Mock
jusl
before
high
12,.
water
and
shortly
after
midnight.
j'u
'Although
some
of
her
planks
are
siralueil
ami
hniii
rudders
arc
gone,
she
floated
easily
and
Capl.
HewUou
of
the
Tees
had
little
difficulty
in
bringing
her
lo
port.
While
it
is
believed
that
she
is
uol
seriously
injured,
it
will
re-
quire
survey
to
exactly
cslabliM1!
(he
extent
of
the
damage.
She
carried
nine
cars
three
loaded
wilh.
lumber
and
six
cinply.
These
being
all
safe
are.
being
taken
off
before
the
barge
enters
dry
dock
hern
fur
examination.
The
Francis
Culling
might
have
been
saved
had
it
uol
been
for
Saturday's
southeast
gale.
A
it
was
the
heavy
seas
sweeping
over
her,
as
she
lay
fast
on
the
reef,
tore
off
her
bouse
work
and
stern.
Her
engines
and
machinery
muy
be
salvaged
by
the
underwriters
lo
whom
she
has
been
'turned
-Over
by
the
Whalcii
Co.
With
the
Tee
and
the
car
barge,
Ihe
lug
F.lcedo
with
the
Skookum
and
all
the
salvage
equipment
arrived
in
port
Ibis
morning
a
well
as
Capl.
Hanson
and
Ihe
crew
of
Ibe
Francis
Cutting.
Tells
of
Accident
Telling
of
tin
accident
which
occurred
al
0.55
Sal
unlay
morn-
inc.
January
12.
Capl,
Hanson,
of
the
Francis
Cuultiug
staled
thi
morning
that
hu
wus
called
to
walch
on
the
morning
in
question
and
found
that
the
lug
and
barge
were
running
to
close
in.
Ho
Immediately
turned
out
ami
the
one
inch
cable
low
lino
which
was
riding
low
cnughl
An
a
rock
and
parted.
The
barge
commenced
to
drift
ashore
and
hu
turned
the
tug
in
an
attcnijd
lo
get
alongside
and
recover
her.
The
Culling
itself
went
on
the
reef
and
the
barge
went
on
Ihe
rocks.
The
barge
stayed
high
and
dry
hut
the
Cutting
slid
with
Ihe
railing
lido
and
filled.
The
Francis
Culling
was
a
wooden
craft
and
was,
built
In
San
Francisco
in
1880.
She
was
00
feel
long
and
22
feel
5
inches
in
beam.
P.ugagcti
in
halibut
fishing,
she
was
seized
ami
con-
On
being
arrested
Leckle
iul-fi.catcd
in
100(1
by
the
Canadian
mil
I
eiHie
was
forced
to
resign
as
gov
ernntenl
for
fishing
within
commissioner
at
Ncnana
because
Ihe
three
mile
limit.
About
ten
of
an
alleged
shortage
in
his
no-
years
ago
she
was
acquired
by
:
U'
I.
the
Wluilen
Pulp
Paper
Co
and
skins
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
I
1
ft
ITW
1AA1
99
Me
BOSTON
GRILL
in
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Heal
of
Food
Good
Service.
..(
can
and
But
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Use.
I
the
City.
Rtaa
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
In
Northern
and
Central
BrRUh
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XIVh
XO.
I
A.
PHINCr
llUPFJiT,
B.C.,
TUKSDAY,
JA.MJ.MIY
22,
1025.
Vtittrdo't
Circulation
166S.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RAMSMCDONALD
PREMIER
OF
BRITAIN
NICK0LA1
LENINE
OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCED
DEAD
BY
ALL-RUSSIAN
SOVIET
First
Labor
Government
is
Formed
following
Defeat
of
Conservatives
in
House
oi
Commons
Majority
against
Baldwin
on
Division
was
72
EFFORT
MADE
NOT
TO
TELL
'
LONDON,
Jan.
22.
IJiiirk
oliliral
change
have
lakeii
lii'"
within
the
past
few
hour.
Ile
last
night
the
It.ililwm
government
wu
defeated
by
un
adverse
vote
of
the
House
of
Cuiitmiiiis
on
a
want
of
roiifidein-c
motion.
I
J
i
-
morning,
flmrlly
before
noon.
Premier
Baldwin
handed
in
hi
rofigtiutioii
In
King
Oeorgc
und
it
va
nrccpl-d.
On
the
iiilvn-e
of
the
re-
CAR
FERRY
IS
SAFE
IN
PORT
Hiring
premier
the.
King
sent
at
once
for
J.
ItaniMiy
Murtlouald
'
Untlifaetory
Evidence
Qlen
at
,h
a.keI
him
to
form
a
cubinel.
Tin
reipiesl
was
granted
anil
Tug
Francis
Cutting
Which
Sank
Trial
of
Babel
Norland's
(,
afterward
Macdonnld
announced
hi
cabinet
a
follows;
'
Given
up
as
Total
Loss
ChafTeur
premier
ami
Secrelary
forl'orelgn
1
.
1
!
Affairs
J.
Hunisay
Macdon.
RCTTCR
nilAMTIUFQ
!
OALE
PROVED
FATAL
l,.rd
Privy
Sal
and
lcpiily
HALIBUT
ARRIVING
Po"lb"
Leader
of
(lie
HoUe
of
Iajui-
BBanHBSbflrNHBaBaLBW
Jm&SBm
BB?bVBk2!jbb
Following
the
heavy
snowfall
ijf
the
Iat
few
days,
Indians
ut
IjrePe.
(Juebee,
are
speeding
up
the
making
of
snow-shoes
for
winter
hikers.
The
worker
in
the
phulog.
uph
carefully
going
over
the
meshes
to
see
that
they
are
placed
evenly.
Nickolai
Lenine
Officially
is
BeclaK&
DeadUHis.
Lifp
was
a
Very
Romantic
one
Throughout
MOSCOW.
Jan.
22.
Nickolai
Leniue,
.premier
of
.Soviet
Itiissja,
is
dead
aUliis
country
villa
near
Moscow,
following
a
Iroke
of
paralysis
which
affected
his
respiratory
organs,
ac
cording
lo
an
official
announcement
made
to
the
AIl-llti-iaii
Soviet
this
morning.
Lawyer,
pamphleteer,
and
finally
dictator
of
all
Hussia.
Leniue
was
the
organizer
and
chief
exponent
of
the
muvemt'iit
which
became
known
a
olshevim,
and
which
he
characterized
"Ihe
greal
experiment;
the
Dictatorship
of
Ihs
Proletariat."
THIS
PORT
RECOGNIZED
To
be
Quoted
on
Oceanic
Tariff
Sheets
on
Same
Basis
as
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
22.
The
port
of
Prince
Rupert
was
placed
on
a
par
with
Vancouver
by
the
delegates
to
tho
Atlantic
Far
Eastern
and
Pacific
steamship
rate
conference
which
has
Just
concluded
four'
days
deliberations
here.
It
was
decided
to
place
Prince
Rupert
on
the
same
terminal
base
as
Vancouver
In
the
matter
of
basic
commodities.
In
future
Prlnco
Rupert
will
be
quoted
on
tariff
sheets.
NUMBER
OF
FOX
FARMS
LOCATED
IN
ALASKA
Jl'XF.Al'.
Jan.
22.
The
number
of
island
fur
farm
in
the
Xalion.il
Forests
of
the
Terri
tory
increased
approximately
21
per
cent
during
the
year
1023,
acocrding
to
official
Malistics
'made
public
at
local
'Forestry
headquarters.
The
total
number
covered
by
Forest
Service
permits
on
December
31.
last,
was
173,
compared
to
137
the
tast
day
of
1022.
Mode
Craig
left
op
laslnigbl's
(ruin
for
tho
East
enroule
lo
St.
Joseph,
Missouri,
where
ho
will
visit
hi
aged
falhcr.
He
will
alsu
visit
Kansas.
Cily
and
plans
reluming
via
Denver
and
Seattle,
lie
will
be
away
six
weeks.
has
been
since
in
that
company's
service.
Capl.
Hanson
bus
commanded
V'
f
ix
V'-ars
Ihe
career
of
this
short.
plump,
bald-headed
litlle
man,
who
turned
Itussia
topsy-turvy
and
probably
us
much
influenced
I
the
other
nations
of
Hie
world
uis
any
other
man
of
his
century.
I
wa
full
CANADATAKEN
TITLE
TO
ALE
POLAR
REGION
Expeditions
Sent
to
Confirm
Riht
to
all
Islands
North
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2-'.
The
proposed
flight
or
the
United
Stales
dirigible
Sjlieiiauduah
to
tl:e
polar
regions
,
next
summer
will
inlcrel
Otlawu
considerably
particularly
in
regard
10
aniieiT
ation
of
lerrilory.
In
the
last
tvr.i
years
the
Canadian
(iovermiieut
has
.sent
ah
expedition
uorlli
with
a
view
to
confirming
Ibe
Canadian
title
to
Ihe
great
archipelago
area
north
of
Canada,
comprising
all
is
lands
west
of
Orecnlaiid
and
north
of
the
Canadian
mainland.
The
area
of
llicse
islands,
exclusive
of
those
under
500
square
miles
in
extent,
is
520,-000
square
miles.
RAILWAYMEN
ON
STRIKE
STILL
Both
Sides
Clalrri
Advantage
But
No
Slan
of
Settlement
In
Sight
LONDON',
Jan.
22.
The
econd
day
of
the
strike
of
en
gineers
and
riremcn
against
a
wage
reduction
found
both
sjdes
claiming
the
advantage.
Heporls
from
provincial
centres
were
far
from
reassuring
to
thousand
who
use
the
railways.
The
men
are
standing
firm
and
in
some
places
are
being
joined
by
many
eiigineuieu
of
another
union
in
defiance
of
the
adinoni-
of
adventure
from
his
lion
of
the
officers.
boyhood.
He
was
a
revolutionist
I
In
the
coal
districts
it
is
fear-al
school,
al
the
academy,
al
his'ed
Ibe
miners
will
have
lo
cease
university,
and
ever
afterward.
His
Real
Name
l.eifine's.
real
name
wa
Vladimir
lllilch
Ulianoir.
He
was
born
April
2i,
1870,
in
the
town
of
Simbirsk,
of
a
bourgeois
family,
with
a
pronouced
Tailor
strain,
re
flee!
ed
in
Leniue
s
high
cheek
bone
and
slanting,
cyni
cal
eyes.
His
father
was
res
ponsible
master
al
a
communal
school
at
Simbirsk
and
wa
very
well
known
among
the
school
teachers
of
hi
district.
Lenine
himself
-altemb'd
the
high
school
at
Simbrisk,
and
by
a
strange
coincidence
hi
principal
was
Ihe
ful
her
of
Alexander
Keren-sky,
whom
Lenine
afterward
overthrew
to
become
Pre'mier
of
Itussia.
The
spirit
of
revolution
against
the
Czar
entered
into
practically
every
Russian
school
in
those
days,
and
Lenine,
wilh
some
of
his
companions,
is
said
to
have
smuggled
Ihe
works
or
Karl
Marx
on
socialism
into
tho
school
and
to
have
read
them
work
if
the
tieup
continue..
Industrial
centres
fear
enforced
idleness
because,
of
the
inability
lo
obtain
supplies.
Newcastle
owners
see
Ihe
spectre
of
United
State.
dealers
ousting
them
from
continental
markets.
covery
that
American
school-
CRUSHED
TO
DEATH
boys
have
or
being
caught
vvilh
a
dime
novel
bidden
behind
their
geographies.
M.
KerenskyJ
,
(Conlinuod
on
page
six)
ANCllOltAflF.,
Jan..
22.
Dan
'.Melnnis,
35
years
of
age,
a
snow-
DIVORCE
APPUCATIONS
MAKE
PREPARATIONS
FORP.GX
INQUIRY
Cabinet
Meetings
Arranging
for
Appointment
of
Commission
and
Its
Work
VICTOIUA.
Jan.
22.
Premier
Oliver,
on
hi
return
from
tho
prairies,
arranged
a
cabinet
meeting
and
today
will
maka
rinal
plans
Tor
Ihe
royal
xoin-
imission
oi
inquiry
iniu
I'.u.i..
j
mutters.
II
Is
expected
the
scopo
for
inquiry
will
bo
decided
and
members
of
tho
commission
selected
and
that
the
commissioner
will
get
under
way
within
ten
days,
ALASKA
SNOW
PLOW
Iplow
conductor
oa
the
Alaska
''railroad,
was
crushed
lo
death
IllfCf
V
MADE
KIIIMCDHIIQ
when
Ihe
plow
broke
loose
rrom
lTlUKt
NUMtKUUd
LIKtLl
niB
engine
and
turned
turtle
at
'
invite
post
300
south
of
Nenu.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
22
subslan-
.
lial
Increase
in
the
number
of
,
AQED
SEATTLE
MAN
DIES
divorce
applications
before
the
'
.
.
Senate
is
likely
this
session.
To-'
SKATTLK,
Jan,
22
John
(i,
day
102
application?
have
been
Wright,
02
years
.of
agij,
a
veteran
received.
There
were
U0
last
ses-
Senttle
restaurant
'owner,
died
moil
last
night