MfMn
Yu
Want
A
Mtlm
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
99
hurry
(in
a
Third
Avenue,
'Phone
Resl
of
FooiJ
Good
Service.
t
flaM
an4
aVaal
IimIm
PRINCE
RUPERT
0
Private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Use.
In
thi
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
:-fx-i..r
'
V,7r
VOL.
XIV..
NO,
t,
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,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.d,
'SATURDAY,
JANUARY
5,
1024.
VtUrdr'
Clrtulttlun
1S47
trMt
2M.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
i.
'nt...
"in,
.
DUTHlt
,
.
INVESTS
IN
PRINCE
1
RUPERT
REALTY
r-
-Sm
-
GOOD
PROGRESS
DURING
1923
Seattle
Capitalist
Purchases
3,365
Lots
in
Sections
Three,
Four
and
Nine
from
G.
T.P.
Co.
The
largest
utdmdiiul
rcnl
reordrd
in
the
rily.of
Prime
Rupert
was
closed
jeslerduy
when
John
Fred-rick
Diilhie.
llic
capitalist
shipbuilder
of
Seattle
j
mill
or
IIiiiImmi
Hay
Moiinluiu
mining
fame,
liecarne
the
owner
,if
:t
:uir
loin
in
Section
a.
and
1).
The
vendor
was
the
(irumli
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Go.
Ltd..
and
the
price
was
$.'13,050.
The
sul
which
includes
7HH
lots
in
Section,
821)
lots
in
Section
V
and
1.757
lots
in
StIioii
0,
practically
clears
up
the
entire
holding
of
Die
Oraml
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co.
Ltd.
in
HORSE-WHIPPED
SON
TO
DEATH;:
to
;eiil
in
Lot
Angeles
ami
was
Hllsaback,
Prairie
Far-,,rP,.entr(l
,ere
m
Hie
ileal
by
mer,
Is
Charged
With
Mur-
der
f
"ie
city
Sections
3
I
AI.OAHY.
Jan.
5.
William;Hhesl
IL
saback.
former
of
llaium.
ha"'l
hrhind
Sections
1
and
5
been
arrested
and
charged
with
'""'
Uoa
V
to
the
rear
of
munlc.
following
the
alleged
Section
horsewhipping
of
his
six-year-;
"TI"..
.d
ton
and
trn-ear-old
daugh-
QLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
n.ti
'-t
because
they
refused
lo
find1
V-
key
to
his
violin
rase.
The
iciy
died
'd
Die
gifl
may
die.
y
The
titan,
who.
was
apparently
uVmeiiteil,
now
claim
he
did
not
i::iiw
he
was
lining
nym
than
"
ratenltig
Ins
children
with
the
uhlp,
i
GET
RID
OF
SQUAW
FISH
j
Division
II.
B.C.
Hatchery
Elermlnatee
Many
jliry
n,
port
Vale
0.
Coarse
Fish
Feeding
on
Clapton
Orient
2.
Uarnsley
I.
Voung
Salmon
Crystal
Palace
3.
Coventry
t.
-
Hull
City
(i.
Soulhamplon
0.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
5.
The
De-
Manchester
U.
3,
llrndford
C.
0.
I
at-'inrul
of
Murine
uud
Fisheries':
Sdson
2.
HkarkpiMd
3.
ioiiiii
es
the
destruction
of
-H,-
oiilliam
A.
2.
Fulliam
I.
i:iu
.
narse
fih.
principally
sipiaw
'.
Wriltiri.iy
I.
Derby
0.
0.
r.fli.
I.v
the
staff
of
I
he
Gultu
,
smith
Shields
Leiils
tJ.
0.
f
h
hatchery
in
llrlllsh
l
a
diirlmc
Die
past
summer.
The-
drsli-ticllou
followed
tho
discovery
thai
sijuaw
fish
were
feed-hk
on
you
n
if
salmon.
DIGBY
ISLAND
WHARF
DAMAGED
Corner
of
Quarantine
Pier
Blown
Away
by
Gale
Yesterday
Tho
force
of
the
fralo
last
even
I
it
v
blew
the
northeast
-:or-ner
off
the
quarantine
wharf
at
DlKby
Islamt.
Some
200
feet
of
the
front
und
uboul
100
fcol
off
the
north
end
were
swept
away
bul
the
resl
of
Ihe
wharf
renwilns
uilnct
The'
wreckage
wan
float-Inir
up'
the
learbor
this
mornliiK-
VERYCOLD
IN
CHICAGO
Thermometer
Reached
15
Below
Several
Deaths
Are
Reported
ClIIGAOO.
Jan.
5.
Cold
weal
her
records
of
Deccniber
mmo
broken
hero
today
when
Ihe
l
u..
I
.
.
I..1
iK
l.rt1.tii
LI'lll
ill.
1,
I
1
1
I'M
I'l.III'Ilfl
i
uri
in
icro.
Several
ileath
from
cold
In
various
purls
of
the
couulry(lH87,
died
ti
t.Wi
-
I
'11.
I.I
tfii
1
A
VAI1
14.
I)l
I,.!,.
ex.Wirloe
of
the
Cranbrook
Hotel
for
will
i
iimi'i
w
II
is
pt
nej.
cslute
ilcul
in
area
(if
lain
ever
the
Prince
Itupcrt
lowneilp.
II
u
understood
thai
Mr.
Dulhie
has
nurrha-ed
the
property
for
spTulaiKe
puriose
with
a
view
eventually
placing
the
already
uhdivided
section
on
(he
mar-
ket.
The
new
owner
in
at
pre-
William:),
Matison
&
Oontales.
solicitors.
,
'
The
Hirer
seel
ions
lie
in
the
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
Ir
Hirmimthain
I.
Tottenham
2.
Cardiff
t'.ity
0,
Aslon
ViHa
2.
WeM
Hum
I.
Li.erjool
0.
CheNcn
(I.
Arsennl
0.
West
Hromwirh
2.
Manchester
City
t.
i:rrloii
S.
llollon
Wanderers
2.
Preston
N.
L
&.
Hurnley
0.
Iluddcrsficld
I.
Illaektiurn
ll.
2.
Nolls
OmiiiI)
t.
Sunderland
2.
Ml.ldlclM.ro
,
Sheffield
U.
I.
Newcastle
t'.
I.
Nolls
Forest
0.
3.
Leicester
City
t.
stoke
3.
Ilrislol
City
0
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Hibernians
I.
Falkirk
0.
Dundee
I.
Itailh
Hover
I.
Molherwrll
2.
Airdrieontan
I.
4:iMlebank
2.
Chile
I.
l.irlleV
Thistle
2.
Ureeiinck
.M.
U
Celtic
t.
Hamilton
0.
Queen's
Park
3.
Kilmarnock
I.
Ayr
fulled
2.
(Ungov
naiiBCrs
i
St.
Mirren
3.
Third
Lanark
i.
Aberdeen
2,
Heads
of
M.
I.
BODY
OF
TYEE'S
COOK
IS
FOUND
Washed
ud
In
Pedder
Bay
Believed
Those
of
Antlll
VICTOIIIA.
Jan.
5.-
The
body
of
a
man,
beliexe.l
lo
lie
inai
oi
mil
nf
the
members
of
Ihe
tun
Tyee.
which
foumlered
on
Chrisl
r.ve
with
all
haiuK
was
r
I
..iiilni'iliiv
III
1'cililor
1
III
V
It
may
be
Ihe
l"dy
of
Aullll,
cook
on
the
ill-fated
bout.
PIONEER
OF
CROW'S
NEST
COUNTRY
DEAD
George
Hogann,
rropneior
of
CranbrooK
rioiei,
oiea
Tes
terday
CIlANHUOOK,
Jan.
5.-n..,.i,iil,
lleoeno
a
resident
of
south
easlcm
Hellish
Columliia
since
veslerduy
aired
02
Deceased
was
tho
pro
'tweiity
years
4
WILL
INCORPORATE
CATHOLIC
DISTRICT
OTTAWA,
Jan.
5.-r'l'he
Canada
(iazellc
contains
notice
that
liishup
11.
M.
IJuimx
of
Prince
Itupcrt
will
uuply
to
parliament
al
I
fie
coinitiK
session
for
a
tirivate
hill
to
incorporate
I
tie
Itomaii
Catholic
dioeee
of
Prince
Itupcrt
as
a
corporation.
SCHOONER
HARVESTER
TOWED
TO
SIMPSON
Motorshlp
Belllngham
Rescued
Distressed
American
Fish
Boat
Yesterday
The
American
fishing
schooner
Harvester,
whichvas
reported
by
flic
JlfayerPrTCcniulj
in
dlfficllies
olf
(he
mouth
of
I
he
Naas
ltier
esterday
iiHirn-her
machinery
liavinjf
broken
down,
has
been
towed
into
Porl
Siinpson
by
I
lie
molorship
HcU
liiiKham,
Onpt.
Len
William.,
of
Ketchikan.
The
Oanndian
Fish
vV
Cultl
Storage
Company's
lusboat
.i-
bassa,
dpt.
Setisou,
despatched
lo
the
aid
of
the
llarveslcr
yesterday
afternoon
in
response
to
a
wireless
request.
Is
expected
lo
return
to
port
this
wflcrnoon.
DISTANCE
IS
LOGGED
OFF
Master
of
Highlander
Finds
Rupert
Much
Nearer
Yo
kohama
Than
Vancouver
Reginald
Beaumont,
local
C.G.M.M.
superintendent,
reported
to
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
that
the
exact
distance
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Yokohama
had
been
log-gsd
off
by
Capt.
R.
J.
Fisher
of
the
Canadian
Highlander,
and
D
was
found
to
be
3,852
miles
as
compared
with
4,-284U
miles
from
Vancouver.
According
to
Capt.
Fisher
the
distance
from
Vancouver
to
Yokohama
via
Prince
Rupert
Is
only
50
'4
miles
further
than
from
Vancouver
direct.
The
last
passage
of
the
Canadian
Highlander
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Yokohama
took
17
days
and
two
hours
Including
delays
by
fog
and
a
stop
at
Toklo.
LATE
GOVERNOR
OF
QUEBEC
IS
BURIED
Ecclesiastical
and
Military
Pomp
United
at
Last
Rites
Cardinal
Begin
Officiated
(Jt'F.HKO,
Jan.
5r
Kceleslasll-cal
nml
military
pomp
united
today
lo
ny
lust
tribute
to
tho
mortal
remains
of
Lieut.
Governor
Louis
P.
Hrodeu.
The
funeral
took
place
at
Helocll,
(ho
birlhpUce
of
deceased.
Cardinal
Begin
)fflciuted.
AND
BRIGHT
FUTURE
i
Phonograph
shows
Andreas
Lang,
who
will
play
the
role
of
Peter
with
Ihe
Oberammer-gan
playrs
when
they
portray
the
"Passion
Pl
y"
on
this
continent
Trade
Board
.ILL.
D
A
zi
niiivfi
am
oil
iq
ia
rrniiTM
of
District
Past
Year
ter
of
what
program
was
to
be
her
way.
Recording
a
jear
or
very
salisfaclory
industrial
uud
com-
followed
here
would
be
decided,
A
message
from
Ihe
liner
Pre-niTcial
progress
in
Prince
Rupert
and
lislricl
and
oplitnistically
following
the
arrival
of
the
en-
sidenl
McKinley
said
she
had.
predicting
further
development
and
expansion
iu
IU2,
Ihe
re-
gineer
to
select
the
site.
reached
the
Kyosei
Maru.
port
uf
K.
U.
(iibl)ons,
retiring
president,
was
received
with
en-j
(hiisiusm
al
the
uuuuht
meeting
uf
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trud
last
nighL
It
wus
nppareul
thiil
the
large
gathering
of
members
present
coi
rurred
wdh
rrcd
htork.
.M.P.,
who,
in
proressoiv,.
P.
Knighl,
of
King-iKuviiig
Ihe
adoptietn
of
Ihe
-port,
oe-cribed
il
as
Ihe
mosl
University;
secrelary-treas-
gralifying
thai
the
lnunl
had
ever
listened
to.
Mr.
Stork
also
lirpr
professor
F
K
Prince
paid
tribute
lo
the
most
elllcicntf
'
!
,,
',IIP
r
ruherie-'
otlawai
and
painslaking
work
of
Mr.
Gibbons
during
the
year
and
staled
lhal
all
meinbei.
fcl!
u
sense
ot
appreciation
lor
his
unselfish
and
unsparing
efforts.
In
seconding
Ihe
motion
for
udoplinii
of
Ihe
report,
J.
W.
Nirholls
said
that
Mr.
(libbous
hud
set
a
pace
lhal
H
would
be
dillieult
for
a
predecessor
lo
keep
up.
Mr.
Gibbon
'fepurled
that
eleven
monthly
meelings,
two
special
meetings
and
ten
meel-ing
of
the
council
had
been
held
during
the
year
In
addition
to
numerous
cominillee
meelings.'possible
inwvili'e
He
urged
a
more
failnful
at
-
Colonel
Peck
Is
Being
Boomed
in
South
to
Supplant
Bowser
j
as
Conservative
Party
Leaderl
V.cJ
VICTORIA,
Jan.
.".
The
possibility
of
Col.
Cy.
Peck,
becoming
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
in
place
of
Hon.
V.
J.
Huwser
suddenly
blossomed
forlh
at
Premier
Oliver's
meeting
held
al
Sidney
Thursday
niglif.
j
Conservatives
of
Sidney,
who
have
nominated
Col.
Peck
us
the
Conservative
cnnuidate
for
the
Islands
constituency,
are
telling
people
of
tho
district
that
the
Colonel
is
going
to
be
the
new;
Conservative
Isader,
Secretary
Dawes
of
the
Sidney
Hoard
ofj
Trade
stated
Friday
night,
"The
Conservative
nre
spreading
j
this
idea
nil
around
the
district
Dawes
said
after
the
premier's
meeting.
Just
before
the
close
of
the
meeting
Dawe
made
a
similar
statement
publicly.
This
assertion
caused
innate-meat
among
politicians
today.
The
blea
of
Col,
Peck
us
Con,T-vnllve
lender
hud
not
been
suggested
before.
Tho
suggestion
is
all
the
more
surprising
iu
view
of
Ihe
fact
.(hat
the
Islands
con
slituency
i0".ldert
d
one
of
the
President
i....
.
...I.
i.
i..
i
iriinuii
ui
1
1
1
u
1
1
1
i
j'
iiiei.'iiiiis.
The
nembership
hud
Increased
from
6H
ul
the
first
of
the
year
to
13V
at
llu-
end,
the
energy
of
D.
I'lione-ou,
S.
K.
Campbell
and
J.
W.
Scott,
the
membership
roiiimill.
being
responsible.
Tourist
Traffic
Tourist
traffic
through
Prince
Itupcrt
hud
greatly
increased
in
lt)2-)
and
the
Hoard
had
been
active
in
the
entertainment
and
receiving
of
impor
unt
group
ami
iml.viduuls.
he
city
and
its
M-iroumliniis
had
been
Pre-
seated
favorable
a
light
a
Tim
ii
II
v
was
deetdv.
1
continued
on
page
two)
safest
government
seat
in
tho:
province.
The
present
mcmbor,
M.
H.
Jackson,
is
expected
lo
bo;
reelected
without
difficulty
alj
(lie
next
election.
,
II
I
anticipated
that
Colonel'
Peck
will
tiiVinedUilely
repudlulej
the
Idea
thai
he
Is
seeking
the
leadership.
According
to
Ihwcs,
followers
of
Colonel
Peck
are
pushing
him
forward
for
the
position.
PROMISE
Biological
Station
is
to
be
Established
Here,
Member
of
Board
Definitely
Announces
That
u
biological
station
is
lo
be
established
al
Prince
Ilii'ji
I
or
in
the
near
vicinity
of
Ihe
city
was
the
announcement
inudo
lo
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trade
lost
night
by
John
Dybhuvu,
member
of
dhe
biological
board
under
the
department
of
marine
and
fisheries,
on
his
relum
from
Ottawa
where
he
attended
a
meeting,
of
the
board.
An
engineer
of
the
department
will
soon
be
here
to
select
Ihe
site
Mr.
Dybhavu
also
staled.
Telling
of
the
meeting
al
Ollawa,
Mr.
Djuliavn
stated
that
il
was
un
entirely
new
venture
for
him
bul
it
had
been
most
interesting.
The
scope
of
the
board
was
very
wide
in
that
it!
had
lo
do
Willi
anything
eon-i
(Cerniug
the
fisheries
.
tlifrht
University
professors
and
him-1
!elf
had
attended
the
meeting
so
,he
felt
like-
"a
sheep
among)
Heretofore,
the
board
hail
car-
Harold
Dollar
Proceeding
and
ried
on
biological
stations
at
St.!
Wheatland
Montana
Stand-Andrew'ft.
N.U.,
and
Departure'
Ing
by
Kyosei
Maru
Hay.
H.C.,
and
the
work
had
been
purely
scientific
bul
now
it
was
SEA1TLK,
Jan.
5.
The
steam-planned
lo
endark
on
a
more
edu-
ship
Harold
Dollar
is
proceeding
calional
program.
Resides
at'safely
towards
porl
today
and
Prince
Ilupert,
a
new
station
was
ai(l
lasl
might
reached
the
to
be
established
at
Halifax.
the
work
-&1
Halifax
would
be
'for
research
along
commercial
vessels
were
found
-adrift
with
dines
but
the
Prince
Rupert
sta-;
steering
gear
troubles
in
the
jlion
would
probably
be
different.
(Pacific
Ocean
2,500
miles
west
!.t
Halifax
courses
would
be,
of
here.
given
to
cannery
managers
and
The
freighter
Wheatland
Mon-otbers
on
canning
or
fish,
and
tana
has
sent
a
messago
saying
-'"nherevjnkflgp
-le;
courses-for-he.
.sjandmg
hyJkayjaej.
fisheries
officials.
He
did
not
Manu.
r-sJStarfS;
think
such
work
as
llrat
would
be
essenlial
on
this
coast
and'"?
"ee"
in
jammed
Dollars
the
station
here
would
likely
be
"leering
gear.
F.verything
now
along
different
lines.
The
mat-
Members
of
Board
Memhers
of
the
biological;
hoard
are
as
follows:
Chairman.
.
-
-
members,
Professor
J.
P.
Mc-Murrich,
University
of
Toronto;
Dr.
A.
II.
Mackay
Dalhousie
1'iiiversily,
Hulifax;
Professor
C.
J.
Connolly,
St.
Fruiicis
Xuvier
University.
Autigomsh,
N.S.;
Dr.
Huntsman,
director
of
the
biological
station,
St.
Andrews,
New
Ilruuswick;
Dr.
Cox,
University
oT
New
Ilruuswick
Mr.
Clements,
director
of
the
biological
station,
Nunuimo;
j
,
Wiav,
ltie
,
,f
d
,
,
A
Wu
.
u,ifax
represent-
nS
MCLEOD
IS
PRESIDENT
Manager
of
Royal
Bank
Heads
Board
of
Trade
For
Year
1924
S.
J.
McLeod,
manager
of
local
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
was
unanimously
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
annual
meeting
last
night
J.
W.
Scott
was
chosen
vice-president
and
the
council
was
selected
as
follows:
E.
C.
Gibbons,
F.
Q.
Dawson,
David
Thomson,
C.
H.
Orme,
8.
K.
Campbell,
D.
G.
Stewart,
3.
E.
Parker,
John
Dybhavn,
J.
W.
Nichols,
W.
E.
Williams,
Olof
Hanson,
N.
B.
Walton,
O.
W.
Nlckerson,
Thomas
McClymont,
H.
F.
Pullen,
and
W.
H.
Tobey.
The
appointment
of
a
secretary
to
succeed
C.
V.
Evltt,
resigned,
was
left
In
the
handa
of
the
executive.
RECORDED
SAFE
TODAY
jSteamer
Kyosei
Maru
according
to
messages
received
here.
Both
Another
message
said:
"fchifl-
.
ami
Uoiiai
Is
proceeding
on
EARTHQUAKE
TURKESTAN
Eighty-three
Peoplo
Killed
and
400
Houses
Are
Destroyed
STORM3
AND
SNOW
CAUSE
PRIVATION
MOSCOW,
Jan.
5,
-
Terrific
slonns
which
did
much
property
damage
culminated
today
iu
an
earthquake
in
Mussiau
lurkcs'an
'
w"d
3
people
were,
killed
"'
mi
auu
were
luur.
.lerojed.
(.roat
fissures
were
left
in
the
ear
h
rernflir
stornu
in
Lrllnea
n,ul
,,eavy
?tnuW!,
al
m
ln
pr.,"
lions.
SALMON
EGG
COLLECTION
Total
for
B.C.
In
1923
Reached
Highest
Figure
Since
1915
OTTAWA,
JiuTrr-T!ie
largest
collection
of
salmon
eggs
in
tho
province
of
dlritlsh
Columbia
since
tU
15
has
just
been
com
pleted.
The
total
number
collected
during
the
year
was
213.900.
They
will
go
to
the
hatcheries
conducted
by
the
Department
of
Marino
Fisheries
SEVEN
NEWFOUNDLAND
FISHERMEN
GO
DOWN
WHEN
BOAT
FOUNDERS
CUIILINO,
Nfd.,
Jan.
5.
Tho
P8-I011
fishing
vessel
Donald
L.
Silver
left
Day
Of
Islands
on
Monday
and
On
Thursday
encounlcr-ei
,a
snowstorm
and
heavy
guilo
In
which"
she
foundered
with
her
crew
of
seven
men.