WfMn
Ym
Want
A
TAXI
ii
a
hurry
99
'
'n
tht
City.
Rates
Reasonable
,
f.t.
NO.
17.
h-
Atlc
region
with
a
view
to!
a;
Ming
laud
to
the
Uuilcd
Niarr
There
in
an
unexplored
a
of
a
million
iuare
miles
'"11.1
I..
II.
m
ltfilln.1
mnlo.
.iw
....
a.
......i..
v,
,.
..I
I....IIWHI
iiallonge.
"If
we
don't
make
the
shf
thl
miiiiiiit
the
vthole
A
Mr
legion
Mill
he
pholo-
:i
aphftl
and
iuiiip'd
by
another
l'
wer
wIIIihi
the
year
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
Seven
Boats
Sold
238,000
Pounds
of
Halibut
at
Eichange
TnuiFiirlioiii
til
Hie
l
i-li
I'.x.
hauae
lhl
morning
ntuie
In
a
higher
lolul
Ihiin
for
several
HPI'La
l:l.l
S.vill
IiIIIiIm
Klltd
i..
ok
i
o-
,..,.1
siiiL
rH
(Kid.
day.
Aldlng
In
Fighting
Olvorce
'
Proceedings
MOM
Hi:.I-.
Jan.
S.
Freil
leauai.
hi
atlonify
auiiouiiee.
one
Mr.
Auue
Stillmau
for!
7.G2i
to
roiniMMi-iile
him.
for
ilime
lo-l
in
iiidinif
hrr
in
fight
ing
the
divone
ruil
hniuhl
by
her
litihainl.
Jume.t
Stillmau.
former
hanker.
Iteauai.
who
i
an
Indian
cuide.
wa
iiami'il
ro-ropomlenl
lln
I
lie
uil
which
nlo
Involved
Hie
paternily
of
baby
(iiiy
Stillmau.
EXPECT
TO
BUILD
CHURCH
THIS
YEAR
Presbyterian
Congregation
Will
Consider
the
Matter
at
General
Meeting
of
.:iH.
)
,i,iiii.I
-rivo
American
At
the
Pre-.li
lerian
Cliureli
having
ZOiJ.tilin
mid
two
.
Caua.tul
niahl
Itev.
II.
II.
tSraiil.
I
).!..
'Iiaiii.
;tj.0l)()
pound.
Price
were
auiiouncrd
thai
it
vvta
Ihe
hope
well
MjUnei
wilh
American
or
meinher
or
Hie
chiireii
fo
have
fnii.
Imvinv
i.
.li.ilni-L
mlvaiilnuo
ti
new
church
building
erected
.
.
.
...,..r
in
the
bidding.
Arrival
and
snlet:
American
Tom
ami
Al,
05.(111(1
pound'
at
thli
year
but
nothing
had
yet
been
ileflnilcly
decided.
The
matter.
would
be
dicued
al
Ihe
LABOR
VOTE
IS
TONIGHT
Baldwin
to
Speak
"With
Oloves
ofT"
In
British
Commons
'
LONDON,
Jen.
21.
The
passage
of
Labor's
no
confidence
motion
In
the
House
of
Commons
tonight
will
mean
the
disappearance
of
what
political
observers
predict
will
prove
to
be
the
last
purely
Conservative
Government
In
Britain,
ushering
In
a
new
era
In
British
politics.
Among
the
chief
speakers
In
the
final
debate
are
to
be
Premier
Baldwin,
Lloyd
George
and
Ramsay
Mac-donald.
It
Is
reported
the
Premier
Intends
to
handle
the
situation
"with
gloves
ofT."
The
division
Is
fixed
for
eleven
p.m.
SEVEN
DROWNED
IN
OIL
AT
PITTSBURGH
Fell
From
Ladder
Into
Tank
When
Plant
Caught
Fire
I'M
TS1U
H(lll.
Jan.
21.-
Seven
men
were
drowned
in
oil.
three
cougreKiilloiial
meeting
Wdiie-;caplaiii
and
four
hoemen
or
Hie
lie,
personally,
favored
go-
fire
iloparlnn'ut
while
righting
"
"
UIKI
I'll
Ull'l
ll"l
-
I
1
"
..'.!.
...
...
.....
pound,
al
15.5c
ami
IH
l
tlio
,
i'ixr
ahead
H
they
got
mtrnclenl.rire
al
the
Atlantic
lleriniug
t.om-liaiiadiaii
J'ih
&
t'old
Storage
eiieouracemenl.
Whije
time
pany'
plant.
The
hodie
were
rj0
(were
mi
d
lo
he
not
very
good,
ho
recovered
n'fler
the.
fire
wa
cou-
ilelgelaud
52
000
pound,
al
did
nol
Jlilnk
there
should
he,
I
rolled.
The
monetary
los
from
10
Ce
iiml
e
in
Mm
I'ncific
Fih-
'iiiiicuiiy
in
raising
ine
lumis
ine
neiruciiou
oi
uie
piani
win
,,rjCJ,t
for
Ihe
church,
Kalalla,
l2,ouo
pound,
at
t7c
"
"
and
tic
l
the
Alliu
l
lherie.
POUNDS
AND
bKANlS
vvooiiiow.
iu.uuo
iiounii.
v
I7,fic
ami
tie.
to
Hie
Hoolh
Fineries
Canadian
Co..
Canadian
l.ivitiBftlonc.
1H.
(Kid
pounds,
at
5.5
am
8c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
,t;
Cold
Storage
Co.
Pair
of
.lacks,
1
l.ooo
pounds
at
15.5c
and
0c,
lo
llio
Atlin
General
Trend
of
Exchange
Rates
Is
Reflected
In
Figures
of
Local
Banks
Hue
(o
political
condition
and
more
recently
lo
the
railwaymen's
slrike,
sterling
exchange
has
been
dropping
steadily,
city
banks
ro-
The
exhibit
car
of
Ihe
Cana-
nort.
Two
moiilhs
ago
the
ralo
(Han
Fnreslry
Assoclalion
which
was
I.5H.
pound
sterling.
Today
ha
been
atlracllng
a
great
denial
i
9
1.3
1
94
.
Since
Saturday
or
alleiillmi
(luHng
Its
slay
in
(he
there
has
been
a
drop
or
two
cily
leave
loiilghl
for
Terraco'cenls,
'
whero
it
will
he
shown
loinon'ow.)
Franc
also
go
down
locully,
'I
will
IIich
proceed
to
other.
having
dropped
n
cent
iluring
the
poinU
in
the
inlcrioi-
and
laler
lo
nnt
month.
Today's
ralo
Is
foutlieru
11.(3.
It
is
on
n
fuurUrtc.
be
great.
The
dead
are
Capl.
Kdward
Jones,
dipt.
Itudolph
llliske,
llosemen
llarry
Prasier.
P.
Ah-
M
nnWN
HF.RF.
ALSfi.t'tt.
H.
Smllh.
J.
Markham;
S.
Hollinger.
The
men
fell
from
Ihe
ladder
into
n
tank.
B.C.
PACKERS
PUT"
UP
MOST
SALMON
Gosse-Mlllerd
Second
and
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Third
In
Production
Last
Yep
The
llrilish
Columbia
Fishing
A
Parking
Co.,.
Ltd.,
which
owns
Hie
llalmoral,
Dominion,
Cunningham's
and
Naas
Harbor
can.
neries
in
Ibis
district,
headed
nil
olhcr
companies,
in
iuantily
of
solmon,
packed
last
year.
OossO
luoiillis'
ti,.
ot
M,
,.0viiicc
ac-
United
Slates
and
lion
Kong.Millerd
Co.,
owners
of
Sunny-'oinpanled
by
derahl
lllyth,
as-
exchange
remain
steady.
Thotsido,
were
second
and
Ihe
Cana-"Jslaul
accretary
ot
the
Canadian
runner
I
U-10
per
cent
and
ill&n
Fishing
Co,
whose
biggest
I
'ore
iiry
,h,oi
ictioi
.
the
lat
oi.
'0,
lani
is
a'
UuHdale.
were
third.
will)
:
'
,
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
RUPERT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1021.
Siturday's
Clrcvlitfen
1721.
-Jt.
ts"
J
niuivhera
at
The
Pas
are
DOG
working
hard
to
get
their
teams
in
trim
for
the
next
an
nual
Dog
Derby
which
Is
to
be
held
this
year
on
March
11,
Shorty
Russick.
winner
of
last
year's
race
at
Banff
and
second
to
Morgin
in
The
Pas
event,
is
on
the
ground
training.
The
Morgan
team,
winners
last
year,
will
be
driven
by
Bert
Hayes;
Billy
Grayson,
who
drove
Morgan's
dogs
last
year,
will
anve
a
team
belonging
to
Tom
HOCKEY
SCORES
Saskatoon
2,
Hegina
4.
Hamilton
I.
Ottnwu
S
Patrick
,
Canadians
ICt
AT
cnTHLANQ,
K-HBgjfel
Xi
l.iV.L,
tBfifBBJ1
awjl
bbbbbbbijiBbPIbbbbh
energetic
committee
is
at
work
driving
to
make
the
1921
Derby
bigger
and
better
than
anything
that
has
yet
been
staged
at
"The
Gateway
to
the
North."
This
year
will
see
also
a
"Queen
of
the
Carnival"
contest
In
which
beautiful
young
ladies
from
all
parts
of
Manitoba
will
compete
for
the
honor
of
being
Queen
of
the
Carnival
or
members
of
the
Carnival
Queen's
Court.
Entries
in
this
contest
are
beginning
to
reach
the
Crelghton.
Winterton,
another
old
I
committee
and
a
lively
contest
for
TA..
T
1
-L
...
.
.
I
'
1
l
""i.
"ii"f
uiuBiicr,
win
enier
a
'
ine
carnival
nonors
is
assured,
team.
The
Bancroft-Dupas
team!
Carnival
features
are
being
.ar-Is
in
harness
and
Jack
Bacon
has
ranged
for
the
enjoyment
of
oute
5aP
tc,m
tr,in.,nS
tor
the
aiders
visiting
The
Pas
during
the
j-OO-mile
non-stop
grind.
Several
period
of
the
Dog
Derby
and
efforts
.,1
An.
ia
.
J!mtoba
are
being
made
to
provide
amuse-are
expected
to
test
their
speed
!
ment
for
everyone
visiting
the
and
endurance
against
the
northern
l
ambitious
northerners
during
their
Vrkics
and
their
drivers,
and
anl
annual
winter
fun
festival.
Canadian
National
Will
Enter
Alaskan
Business
with
Steamers
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
VANCOhVKIl,
Juii.
21.
Competition
in
Hie
passenger
and
freight
business
is
usMircd
on
the
tfkugway
run
from
Vancouver
llhis
summer.
Tlie
(3unadian
Merchant
Marine
announces
that
w,illi
Ui
9
resumption
of
summer
schedules
next
May
the
steamers
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
make
Ketchikuu
and
Hkagwny
calls.
x
The
(Iraud
Trunk
liners
have
not
been
calling
at
any
point
north
of
Stewart
since
litis.
A
new
liner
is
lo
be
built
this
year
for
the
Alaskan
service
and
is
expecled
hero
from
r.ng-laud
early
in
1023;
The
company
is
out
In
gel
its
share
of
the
greatly
Increased
tourist
traffic
to
the
Caudiau
Yukon
and
Alaska,
DR.
CLARK
DIES
TOUONTO,
Jan.
21.
Dr.
C.
K.
Clark,
07
years
or
age,
a
specialist
in
phsyrhiatry,
mental
hy-glen
and
p'hsychology
Is
dead.
He
was
a
member
ot
the
royal
commission
in
1
DO
1
lo
investigate
conditions
pertaining
lo
tho
in-
,.ule
lli.fis.'
OdumtUu.
Strttt
StlM
42
Th
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue;
Uest
of
FoodGood
Service,
Private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Usev
j
"Take
Hep
to
The
Boston."
-1
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
BKtflSH
RAILWAY
STRIKE
EFFECTIVE
TODAY
MEW
STRIKE
Of
SILVER
NEAR
STEWART
PROVES
DEPTH
OF
ORE
II)
MINE
Strike
of
Rich
Ore
at
Depth
in
Dunwell
Mine
at
Bear
River
Near
Town
of
Stewart
is
Annonuced
ti
r
'
(Special
l
Daily
"New,.
!
STLyVAIlT,
Juii.
21.
Al
tfi'.o
feel
from
lift
imjiUI
or
iiuin-
ber
three
In
it
itel
of
1
lie
Duuvvcll
Mine
on
Hear
llivr
high
grndej
in-
lia
been
encountered
showing
argentine
ami
native
silver.
'
Tlio
gives
aou
feel
vrlical
deplh
and
Mil)
feet
on
(lie
dip
of
the
em
below
tlio
outcrop.
!
This
confirmation
of
Hie
extension
uf
(he
Dunwell
liigli'
grade
ore
body
downward
i
of
momentous
importance
n
il'
f
nriii"lie
proof
f
I
lie
ronliiuiily
of
a
high
grade
ore
body
fnrj
U.S.
TO
ANNEX
TERRITORY
IN
FARTHER
NORTH
W
WIIMHUN.
I
.'...
Jan.
21
3
r-
jti
i
nn
sav
imiiiiv
in
Saturday
llioj.
niealrblp
;iiip
nar
uivrr
sfcnoti
oi
ine
rnruauu
i.auai
minci,
as
ine
'Premier
ore
My
did
for
the
jSalmou
Hivcr.
Tun
Dunvvrll
mine
l
controlled
liv
Hip
Steward
Hrolher
who
have
from
the
first
profeicd
to
have
Hie
greatest
coufidenee
in
the
district
when
all
other
gave
up
hope,
and
who
have
declared
from
lime
to
time
thai
the
Hear
UnlUd
States
Secretary
of
Navy
Itlvrr
valley
would
prove
just
a
Announces
Object
of
Flight
irh
an
Salmon
Itiver
of
Shenandoah
BEAUVAIS
TO
SUE
MRS.
ANNE
STILLMAN
tvJuali
ft
propoU
pour
Indian
Guide
Wants
Pav
For
i
lor
Hie
exploration
oi
BRITISH
EXCHANGE
DROPS
ON
ACCOUNT
OF
RAILWAY
STRIKE
NF.W
YOHK,
Jan.
21.
Hrilish
exchange
broke
sharply
n
a
result
of
the
U
r
i
I
i
h
railMtyiiien'.i
sir
ike
today.
l-mand
bills
dropped
2
W
cent"
lo
1.21
1-H,
the
lowest
point
it
ha
reached
since
11)22.
Oilier
F.uropean
exchange
yielded
.
sympathetically.
Francs
dropped
5
Vi
point
to
t
MM.
DOG
DERBY
RACERS
IN
TRAINING
Strike
Reduces
Service
on
British
Railways
and
Causes
Increase
Motors
LONDON,
Jan.
21.
(Jreat
Britain's
main
railwuy.s
are
being
run
on
skeleton
schedules
today
as
a
result
ot
Hie
slrike
or
locomotive
crews
on
all
lines,
which
took
effect
at
midnight..
The
slrike
was
started
by
Hie
Associated
Society
of
KngiuecM
and
Firemen
aHer
an
overwhelming
vole
or
members
against
the
acceptance
or
the
reduction
or
pay
decided
upon
by
the
railway
wages
board.
II
is
not
supported
by
the
national
union
of
railway
employees,
the
big
nation
wide
organization,
nor
hv
the
railway
cierKS.
The
unionists
claim
the
loco
motive
men
are
coming
out
solidly,
resulting
in
curtailment
or
Hie
service.
Die
railway
companies
ex
press
I
lie
hope
that
they
will
gel
a
better
service
going
in
a
day
or
so.
J
hey
congratulated
theui-
elves
on
having
delivered
Lon
don
its
milk
today.
The
first
regret
in
connection
with
the
strike
is
huge
increase
in
motor
traflic
on
the
highways.
Vehicles
of
every
description
are
carrying
workers
lo
the
city
from
distant
suburb
usually
served
by
Hie
ralvvays,V
jiestriKe
as-euecllve
m
in
dustrial
ceiilreSr
VOLCANOIS
SPECTACULAR
Pavjelof
Was
In
Eruption
Saturday
Night
and
Seen
650
Miles
Distant
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
Jan.
21.
Pavlelof
Volcano,
on
the
Alaskan
peninsula
belched
In
eruption
on
Saturday
night.
Sparks
and
flames
were
hurled
from
the
crater
and
were
plainly
visible
here,
650
miles
distant.
The'
entire
sky
was
red
and
the
spectacle
was
more
gorgeous
than
the
aurora
borealls
with
which
residents
of
the
north
are
familiar.
BOYS
WERE
INJURED
BALCONY
COLLAPSES;;'
PAIHS.
Jan.
21.
The
world's
dean
ot
journalism,
Amablc
Maillo
Saint
Prix
is
dead.
Had
he
lived
he
would
havo
been
101
on
February'
26.
In
his
last
article
Saturday
Saint
Prix
spoko
ot
hi
greats
age
and
questioned
whether
men
Were
not
happier
when
age
deprived
lliem
ot
their
'acuities,
leaving
them
only
to
sleep,
drink
and
eat.
FIRST
FLIGHT
TO
THIS
PORT
Prince
Rupert
Included
In
Points
or
Call
For
Round
World
by
Air
SKATTLK,
Jan.
21.
Prince
Itupert
is
included
in
the
schedule
oflops,
for
Ihe
United
:
,
State
airflfght
around
the
world."
It
was
announced
t
last
night
by
Lieutenant
Iiissell
that
the
following
hops
would
he
made,
starling
from
Seattle
early
in
April:
!
Miles
Seattle
to
Prince
Itupert,
...
650
.Prince
Itupert
lo
Sitka
300
.Sitka
to
Cordova
..
....
..
475
Cordova
to
Seward
,
135
ISeward
lo
Chignuk
,
150
;
Chignuk
lo
Dutch
Harbor
.,
400
Dutch
llarhor
lo
Xax.au
....
350
Naxan
lo
Chicagofr
..
.i
..
530
;
ROLF
IS
LOST
ALASKAN
COAST
Five
en
Escape
From
Fishing
Boat
But
Spend
Two
Nights
In
Woods
The
fishing
boat
Holf
went
shore
on
Point
Colpoy
near
The
lyeopener
in
Alaskan
waters
a
week
ago
Salurdax
and
is
Watching
Indoor
Track
and
cd
a
total
loss.
Her
skipper,
Cap-
Field
Tournament
When
Accident
Occurred
lain
Nelson
of
this
cily,
and
the
crew
of
four,
including
J.
Lar-sen
of
this
cily.
art
all
sare
and
Nl-.W
0llh,
Jan.
21.
Durins,lhe
two
men
mentioned
arrived
the
annual
junior
and
senior
here
by
the
steamer
Princess
Irack
and
Held
lournameiit
at(.Mary
on
Saturday.
Itrooklyn
armory
a
section
or
the,
The
boat
struck
about
nine
balcony
100
teet
in
length
col-
o'clock
at
night.
The
dorey
was
lapsed
on
Saturday
afternoon,
lat
once
lowered
hud,
there
not
throwing
300
cheering
boys
to
the
being
room
for
all.
three
went
floor
a
distance
oT
12H
teet.
Six
ashore
and
Larsen
then
returned
were
seriously
injured
and
six,ror
the
other
two.
They
were
others
hurl.
Something
like
a
unable
to
gel
any
Jood
ashore
score
were
carried
ofr
in
ambu-!nnd
spent
u
bad
night
in
tho
lances
JOURNALIST
DIES
AGED
104
YEARS
WROTE
"SATURDAY
woods.
Then
Capt.
Nelson
and
one
of
the
members
of
the
crew
'rowed
lo
a
ranch
where
they
got
some
chickens
which
they
took
1...-1.
i
i..
i
.
.
ucitiv
linn
ruusit'ii
over
a
mo
in
the
woods.
A
second
night
was
spent
there
and
then
they
were
taken
off
by
the
Unrania
or
'
Petersburg
and
later
got
passage
nil
Hip
rpinii
nillni
fimlll.
In
....
-
.
wa.v.
.Illll.
,U
Ketchikan.
Deforc
leaving
Ihe
latinch
the
men
tried
lo
lash
logslo
her
so
as
lo
movent
her
-
sluldntr
.ni
T
willioul
success.
She
I
sup-
posed
to
he
a
total
loss
but
Is
partly
covered
by
insurance.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
'
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Dall
or
Woodcock,
at
Die
Prince
Ilunei-L
n