Wken
Yh
Waul
A
TAXI
10
a
hurry
Four
halibut
eatclie
al
the
99
eel
Oar
and
Beit
Service
In
the
Otty.
Ratet
Reasonable
VOL
XIV..
NO,
13,
AID
PEOPLE
OF
HEBRIDES
ISDS.
;
me
und
cut
off
all
mean
of
ensued.
IiImmmJ,
J
A.
Stewart
of
the
Su
I
grave
li'lilutc
snld
lie
had
sent
(he
appeal
on
lo
the
Itocketoller
Intitule
and
to
President
Coolidgc
aklng
for
cooperalloii
in
the
relief
rainpaliiit
SEA
HARVEST
IS
VALUABLE
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Boats
Marketed
32,600
Pounds
of
Halibut
al
Exchange
This
Morning
bonis
,Fi-lnlh-'
Library--liaiueiil
lulWli;-1
v-
.
Mr.Jt,ii
FIRST
STONE
ON
THE
BUTTON
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Opens
Bon-spiel
at
Winnipeg
With
Officials
Sweeping
WINNII'F.O.
Feb.
20.
Keen
enthusiasm
wus
diptayed
al
llic
.Terminal
Hlnk
here
this
mom
j.
..
i.iPn.
show
Million
tint
when
Sir
Henry
lhrulon,
and
Quarter
Dollars
Value
for
president
of
the
Canadian
Na-
Ihe
month
lional
naiiways.
oiiicihii
upem-u
;lhc
first
unnuaj
Wiiuiiprg
rnil-
OTTAWA,
Feb.
20.
Canada's,
way
bonspiel
by
drawing
the
first
harvest
of
Ihe
sen
for
January
slone
right
onto
the
button,
was
valued
at
l.
238.551.
During
His
sweepers
were
A.
1..
Warren,
ihe
mouth
370.3.10
cwts.
of
sea
general
manager
western
region
'mil
was
marketed
commercially
of
Canadian
National
and
It.
at
Allanlle
and
Pacific
ports
Morgan,
terminal
superintendent
iUHinsl
174,787
cwl.
valued
nl
CP.lt..
while
Ihe
broom
was
held
!:?8,20l
In
January
lasl
year.
by
J.
F.
lMhlson.
president
Jr
On
(he
Pacific
coasl
the
halibul
the
Manitoba
Curling
Asso-ialion.
nl..il
iCi.OOO.The
auspicious
opening
speaks
being
landed.
There
was
a
big
Increase
in
Hie
herring
catch
of
Hritih
Col-
ewt
curling.
well
Tor
Ihe
success
of
Hie
lion-spiel,
which
was
only
organised
nhout
u
fortnight
ago
ami
has
88
iiinbia,
the
total
being
20l',f.ll
rinks
entered
for
Ihe
two
days
Sir
Henry,
being
an
energetic
t.
.
.
...
.
.
I
rt.ooo
pounds
and
llnee
Caua
dians,
(0,500
pnuinls.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American'
Kldsvold,
(0,000
pound,
al
H'.He
mid
lOelo
the
Hoolh
Fish-
vi
ies
i.auaiiiaii
i:o.
Canadian
Fisher,
(1,000
pounds,
at
(Lie
"d
He,
and
Olbson,
7,000
pound,
l
t
L3c
ami
8e,
lo
the
Canadian
i
isn
iV
Cold
Slornge
Co
flirt
member
of
Ihe
Hoyal
Thistle
Curling
Club,
Montreal,
was
very
interested
In
the
morning's
play.
lie
was
accompanied
at
Ihe
rink
by
several
officials
from
head-tpiailers
here,
including
11.
A.
Dixon.
II.
M.
Temple,
A.
C.
F.gan.
marketed
fislmriie
Scott.
W.
0.
Manders.
A.
PASSENGERS
AND
MAIL
STILL
TAKEN
TO
UNITED
STATES
LI
INI
)0..
Feb.
20.
-Passenger
sailings
on
Hie
hie
steamship
lines
are
unaffected
as
yet
by
I
lie
dockers'
strike.
The
liner
Olympic
sailed
this
morning
Willi
1.000
passengers
and
5.000
bags
of
mail
for
New
York.
OFFICERS
OF
ROYAL
i.....l.iti
fiti.
I
'I'
I
T.ii-
in'OiiL
,un'
inns
""rf'"o
I
Villi
il
III
I'
"l
f.
.
dent
of
lhe
Terminal
Curling
Kink.
MUSSOLINI
DECLARES
LABOR
GOVERNMENT
WILL
MAKE
NO
CHANGE
ItOMF.,
Fell.
'.Ml.
The
Labor
iruvernmenl
in
F.ngland
under
Kouyo.su,
3.500
nnunds.
al
I
Llic
Hiunsay
Mncdoiiald
will
rnuse
no
''id
8c,
lo
Hie
Hoolh
Fisheries
upheaval
in
the
world,
according
ttaiiadhiti
Co.
!o
Premier
Mussolini
who
men-
.
.
tioned
Iho
matter
in
an
election
A.
Wlthernow,
Miperinlenilent
address
here.
There
will
be
no
"f
the
Coastwise
Slraniship
.Irluinpli
or
socialism
effected.
1'argo
Co..
reliipim.i
.null.
..ii
Hi,.
Snelnlism
Iras
failed
in
Ilussla
Self
ad
Mrs.
llenniiig.
PURPLE
INSTALLED
Ceremonies
Are
Followed
by
En
joyable.
Social.
Evening
Presentation
lo
Mrs.
Dlbb
Officers
for
the
year
IV2J
ol
the
Ladies
or
the
Hoyal
Purple
were
installed
last
evening
al
the
regular
lodge
meeting.
The
ceremonies
were
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Frank
Dihh,
rotiriug
honored
royal
lady,
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
F.lkln,
conductress,
assisted.
the
Installation,
an
tolallinK
32.500
pounds
,.
Kger.
K.
Ilr
rick
and
M.
11.1
Following
J
rM
evening
was
1
1st.
l-.xel.a..ge
this
morn-
.u.irp
iy.
r-everni
-
Ut.r.cs,inu.Mls
NU.,e
served
t..I..1
l
I..
I
the
pri;.e
winners
being
Mrs.
um
In
lhe
course
of
the
evening,
Mrs.
II.
F.
Classey,
the
new
honored
royal
lady,
presented
to
Mrs.
Dibit
a
beautiful
bompiet
on
behalf
of
the,
officers
nd
members
oT
Hie
lodge.
The
coinmlltee
in
charge
consisted
or
Mrs.
11.
M.
Newell,
Mrs.
Dihh
niul
Mrs.
K.
II.
Shoekley.
CANCELS
LICENSE
DIG
IN
TOMB
OF
KING
TUTENKHAMEN
!ardena
yesterday
nriemoon
fol-
and
elsewhere
and
Its
failure
ls
CMIIO,
Feb.
20.
--Tlic
Fgyp.lian
lowlnir
the
iiu.ri
finii.,u-
nt
inevilable.
The
Hiillsh
Kmplro
government
has
cnncellcd
Ihe
II-
liis
compuiiy's
9leamer
Amur
olT
will
go
on
as
usual
undlMurbcd
cense
Issued
lo
Lady
Carnarvon
Hio
While
Cliff
Island
reef
yes-
by
the
political
change
that
has
lo
conduct
excavation.-)
ir
In
I'
rdoy
aftcrm
on
'.
'oe-
uMI
centre
t
nib
'f
King
Tuieukhainvn
On
Ihe
proposed
basis
France,
whose
share
of
mortgage
bonds
would
be
5,200,000,000
gold
marks,
would
receive
312,000.-'
000
gold
marks
yearly.
France
would
then
be
expected
lo
wilh-
draw
almost
entirely
from
the.'
Uuhr.
BIG
STRIKE
Secret
Meeting
of
Employers
Being
Held
This
Afternoon
LONDON,
Feb.
20.
There
Is
likelihood
of
an
Immediate
resumption
of
negotiations
between
employers
and
the
striking
dock
workers
with
a
favorable
prospect
of
a
settlement,
says
a
Press
Association
statement.
The
statement
says
that
a
secret
meeting
of
employers
Is
being
hold
this
afternoon.
EDMONTON
REDUCING
CITY
STAFFS
WITH
A
!
VIEW
TO
ECONOMIES
omies
nrn
being
carried
out
here
In
connection
with
lhe
civic
gov
ernment.
Ten
constables,
are
be
Hi
'
ts
(low
boiny
remedied.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
HLT'KHT,
H.li,
WEDNESDAY,
FEMIUAHY
20,
1021.
v..Uf.,.
ciftuufon
mi
str.it
saa.
BBBKBRftlBX(BBHs?BYilBaBv9'
BBsVHBBMM'
'B
ErB
Panama
Bathing
Beauties
Twenty
of
these
twenty-two
children
are
tfrls
whose
ares
ranze
from
seven
to
fourteen
years,
and
they
are
not
mere
bathine
beauties.
From
their
Infancy
they
have
played
in
and
around
the
water
at
Panama,
and
they
now
jive
regular
exhibition!
of
their
aquatic
skill.
The
girl
on
the
left
of
the
rear
row
is
a
back-stroke
and
crawl
champion
of
the
Panama
Canat
Zone
and
the
Is
to
take
part
in
the
Olympic
Competitions.
The
photograph
was
taken
titer
an
exhibition
before
the
paasenrers
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Empress
of
Canada,
now
on
World
Cruise.
Committee
of
Experts
Suggest
Mortgage
on
German
Railways
and
Their
Sources
of
Income
P.G.E.
INQUIRY
ABOUT
TO
BEGIN
JUDGE
PRESIDING
VANCOLYLU,
Feb.
20.
--Mr.
Justice
(ialliglier
of
1
lie
court
of
appeal
will
preside
at
the
commission
uf
inquiry
Hito
alleged
irregularities
in
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
Pacific
(real
Kaslern
Hallway.
The
rirsl
session
vt
Hie
commission
will
take
place
on
Thursday
and
Ihe
taking
or
evidence
will
begin
on
Monday.
WEST
IN
GRIP
SNOWSTORMS
(Fourteen
Thousand
Men
Em-j
ployed
Clearing
It
Away
In
New
York
j
TOIIONTO,
Feb.
20.
Lower
jOntario
is
in
Ihe
grip
of
one
of
the
worst
storms
in
years.
Com-
'
,
.
.
i
i
.
i.
...ii..
i
...
i
1IU1UR
HUt'll
is
mini
imri
nipivu,
Snow
storms
.-are
sweeping
In
Stales.
In
thousand
men
en
are
endeavoring
to
ing
released
and
other
olllcers
in
the
snow.
Ihe
force
reduced
wilh
a
view
(o
making
savings.
Also
there
are
amalgamations
-going
on
at
(he
city
hull
and
a
number
of
em
ployees
will
bo
releaseil.
The
general
opinion
hero
has
been
(for
some
time
that
the
city
dc
clear
Convoyed
by
Ihe
Pacific
Co.'s
wrecking-
vessel
Tecs,
upwards
when
Ihe
vessel
settled
on
the
reef.
Plates
will
have
lo
be
taken
oul
and
frames
renewed.
Half
or
Ihe
Amur's
cargo
was
removed
to
scows
before
the
vessel
was
floated
and
11
has
now
been
delivered
lo
What
is
left
aboard
will
remain
there
ami
be
taken
south
as
ballast.
Good
Salvage
Work
Thtv
successful
floating
of
the
Amur
represents
another
credit
sinie
m
gei
nit;
sii-uiiit-r
on
uuu
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Tood
flood
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
EFFORT
IS
TO
BE
MADE
TO
SETTLE
STRIKE
MORTGAGE
ON
GERMAN
RAILWAYS
SUGGESTED
REPARATIONS
SETTLEMENT
Three
Thousand
Men
Working
in
London
but
elsewhere
the
Dockers
are
still
standing
pat
LONDON.
Feb.
20.-
Kiiipluvers
claim
u
slight
improvem-iil
in
IIik
ulrikc
i
t
tin
1
mjii
mi
London
lull
no
ign
or
a
Ulup
al
oilier
purl.
Three
thousand
men
arc
working
nl
llic
Loudon
docks,
winch
i.
less
limn
one
Tilth
of
Hie
iiorinul
number.
.Ships
carry
nig
ni'-ul
from
South
Africa
remain
unloaded
and
meal
prices
ur"
soaring.
TiicrniiifM.irlcr'
I'nioii
has
instructed
members
to
refuse
to
curry
goods
to
or
from
the
Uuck.
The
ruilvs
iiyincii
al
HrinisUy
and
Hull
have
refused
lo
work
and
consignments
of
goods
are
stranded.
j
The
council
of
lhe
Trades
L
M
ion
Congress
decided
miaul-
iiii'Ul-
Inst
ii
i
It
t
to
'support
the
strikers'
demand.
i
lied
lettered
bills
were
stuck
np
around
Liverpool
lust
nighl
Incessant
Rains
Destroyed
Crops
j
appealing
)o
n,c
dockers
lo
and
Ruined
Homes
of
Island
pal.
People
!
About
a
tlniwiiid
shipyard
cti-
jginrer
wimiI
uii
strike
ul
South-NT
AV
YORK,
Felt.
20.
A
cable
arnplon
yesterday
for
an
In-from
Lord
Arthur
Halfour
lo
the
crease
in
wage.
Sulgruvc
Institute
nsks
if
the
In-!
The
first
disorder
for
the
MHnte
can
ofTer
relief
lo
30,000
present
dispute
occurred
nl
people
In
the
Hebrides
who
are
Snillliflcl.l
Market
when
pirkels
.l.noi.1.
,.f
.lat-vt.r
nil
iMll-l-rvmil
W
ll
llIB
OWIltT
Ol
Lord
llalfour
states
that
ten
goods
and
cterks
moving
sup-nllis
nf
iiiireusinu
rains
del,
blies
from
fold
storage.
Scuffles
i
rd
Ihe
crops,
ruined
llifl
and
cases
uf
personal
violence
Believed
Poincare
Government
in
France
Cannot
Long
Survive;
French
Money
Drops
in
Value
I'AIIIS.
Feb.
20.
The
spectacular
fall
of
Hie
franc
on
ex
change
has
aroused
keen
anxiety.
The
dominuiil
nole
of
all
conversations
is
lhal
Hie
lime
has
come
for
decisive
action
lo
stabilize
Ihe
franc.
The
shakiness
of
th?
Poincare
cabinet
is
the
subject
of
energetic
comments
and
it
is
considered
the
popularity
of
the
premier
and
the
confidence
in
his
policy
is
being
weakened
by
Ihe
shortcomings
of
bis
ministers.
uose
observers
of
Ihe
French
parliament
believe
lhe
prestige
will
nol
suffice
much
longer
lo
keep
the
together.
MUCH
DAMAGE
THORNTON
IS
STEAMER
AMUR
i
AT
WINNIPEG
Plates
of
Hull
are
Badly
Bent
Bu
Tlm8
for
President
of
Can-
and
She
Was
In
Danger
of
Breaklnq
Back
WENT
ON
AT
FULL
SPEED
Climbed
Six
Feet
When
She
Struck
Rocks
on
White
Cliff
Island
adlan
National
Railways
While
on
Prairies
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
20.
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
.National
Railways
.arrived
here
I
from
the
east
last
night
on
his
regular
periodical
visit
lo
west
ern
region
headquarters.
His
fiiLviluty
.this
niuruing
was
lo
oilicially
open
the
first
the
Coastwise
bteamslup
&
annual
bonspiel
taking
place
Marge
Co,'
steamer
Amur,
which
iiere
(hi.,
week
by
the
Winnipeg
was
-tram
led
oil
the
White
ClitT
railway
workers
,fn
wbieh
88
Island
reef
Tor
eleven
days,
ar-'rinks
are
enlcrcd
by
the
Cana-rived
in
port
under
her
own
,jan
National.
Canadian
Pacific
steam
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
af-
aMd
Midland
railway
employees.
IIKItLIN.
Feb.
20.
The
committee
or
experts,
according
to
ll',no".
following
her
floating;
.u
M.30
lie
made
connection
aiithoritativu
iiiforniution,
decided
that
instead
or
a
formidable
al
n"on-
ufleriloon
with
the
radio
broadcaster
at
loan
lo
It-
placed
on
the
international
market
that
a
mortgage
At"UI'
wl"
!"'t
oul
for
'""ver
Calgary
by
telephone
and
sent
a
ror
approximately
leu
billion
gold
marks
would
be
placed
on
111
,,,w
of
,lic
'u'e
a,ld
,l,",lers
message
to
national
employees
Herman
railways
und
other
sources
or
revenue
or
the
(lerman
w,n
hl'
ca,,l',,
for
repairs
in
the
throughout
the
west
.
government.
This
shall
form
Ihe
bai
or
n
plan
bv
which
the
,soU"1-
n'
wrecked
vessel
is.
Tomorrow
at.
noon
he
is
to
allies,
especially
France,
will
deriv-
regular
pavmenls
or
interest.
l"ow
lhe
1'ands
r
l,,e
''"cific
address
.
the
Women's,
Canadian
A
relatively
small
loan
is
also
to
be
recommended
lo
as-
ou;,uc
il
f
iei'iiinnv
tii
oriranixe
her
nalioiiiil
cnlil
inr
l
llw
li.-mk
TIip
i
writers.
amoiiul
of
Hie
loan
will
probably
not
exceed
$500,000,000.
Co.
and
the
under-
Club
of
Winnipeg
and
before
leaving
for
tlic
Fast
al
ihe
end
While
(here
are
few
outward
of
lhe
week
he
will
make
a
trip
signs
ol
damage
apart
from
the
In
Portage
la
Prairie,
where
ho
fact
that
a
big
ten
inch
ship's
'has
been
Invited
lo
speak
lo
the
pump
leads
from
lhe
forward
Hoard
of
Trade.
Tihold
overside
and
the
holds
are,
A
I
.
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t-uii'ij
unu
nit-
uilh.-,
iiu
rattier
a
disorderly
slate,
Caiil.
Ilewison
of
the
Tees
slated
this!
morning
thai
(he
Amur
had
sustained
.considerable
damage
through
her
contact
with
the.
lucks.
The
hull
is
not
pierced
but
lhe
keel,
forefoot
and
bilges
have
been
damaged
and
the
oil
tanks
are
punctured.
This
wus
caused
through
the
hull
bulging
LOG
EXPORT
DISCUSSED
Claim
Made
that
Shipments
Would
Otherwise
Have
Been
Forest
Waste
VANCOUVF.H,
Feb.
20.
Two
phases
ol
Hie
lumbering
industry
were
explained
to
the
Hoyal
Commission
on
pulp
wood
al
its
session
here.
One
was
a
shipment
or
logs
to
foreign
markets.
Anyox.
chiefly
Japan,
while
the
other
was
the
exporting
of.Collon-
wood
front
the
Fraser
Valley
lo
the
pulp
und
paper
mills
al
Everett.
Washington
.
In
bolh
instances
it
was
claimed,
the
markets
offering
in
Japan
and
f.ir
l!.i
Paelfie
SuUaa..
Cn.
und
Washington
absorbed
lhe
classes
Cai.t.
Ilew
ison
who
was
In
Jot
limber
that
would
otherwise-
charge
'of
the
work.
It
was
a
ditllcult
job
for
(he
stranded
steamer
rested
heavily
on
lhe
Imve
been
forest
waslc.
Flic
commission
will
sit
al
Prince
llupert
on
Thursday
of
rocks
having
climbed
up
six
reel
c
morning
anu
auer-
when
she
ran
lull
speed
on
the.
noon.
reel.
Capl.
Ilewison'
reared
for'
.
a
while
lhal
it
would
be
impos-
CANADIAN
SCOTTISH
from
the
Atlantic
and
enveloping
that
she
might
break
her
back
EDMONTON,
Feb.
20.-
-Eeon-j,0
w
hole
tVf
the
western
United
.This
might
have
happened
had
TO
BE
DOCKED
HERE
New
York
fourteen
there
been
a
continuation
of
bad
Lumber
Steamer
Coming
Next
with
suowplows
.weather.
As
it
was,
when
con-
Week
Wll
Go
Into
Local
Mrs.
David
Thomson
sailed
could
bo
removed
at
the
earllesl
Scottish,
which
Is
due-
hero
next
last
nighl
by
lhe
Cardeua
for'posslble
moment.
(Tuesday
direct
from
lhe
Orient
Victoria
where
she
has
been
cal-
Tho
circumstances
attending
i0
load
one
million
reeT
oT
lumber
led
on
account
or
tho
serious
the
wreck
oT
Ihe
Amur
will
come
ror
Japan,
will
ulso
go
into
Iho
illness
or
her
mother,
Mrs.
Hay,
'oul
when
a
court
or
inqunry
Is
local
dry
dock
for
inspection
and
who
suddenly
suffered
a
paraly-
held,
Capl.
Ormfston,
tier
mas.
possibly
repairs,
(leginatd
Mean.
the.
partnients
were
over-slatTed
and,
Ho
stroke
and
a
now
in
'In
siMia!
Victoria.
away
unions
um
permit,
ine
worn
oi,
lightening
the
vessel
was
con-
llinued
day
and
nigiu
so
dial
sue
ft.c.Nf.M.
Shipyard
For
Inspection
freighter
Canadian
the
ter,
was
not
on
watch
when
tho
piont,
local
C.U.M.M.
supcrinlen-
stramPng:
occurred-.
dent,
announced
this
XAoruinj,'.