tr
Was
Ym
WmI
A
TAX1QQ
in
a
hurry
Phone
tt
Beet
Car
and
Best
Servloe
In
tht
Olty.
Itatea
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
25.
residlnif
at
l,os
Angeles
and
was
north
on
a
business
trip.
KQYPrS
NEW
PREMIER
ho
FIFTEEN
INJURED
IN
TRAIN
WRECK
TWENTY
MILES
FROM
CALGARY
0AI.OAIIY,
Jan.
21).
Fifteen
persons
were
Injured,
five
seri
ously,
when
the,
(J.N.H,
passeiiKcr
lain
Number
0
en
route
from
Winnipeg
to
(Jaltrary,
was
de-lalled
and
thrown
down
an
em
bankment
near
I.yalla.
X0
miles
northeast
of
hero
Monday
aHer-imon.
A
Hpread
rail
was
tho
cause,
Nino
or
tho
Injured
persons
were
brought
here
for
ho.s-I'llul
treat
men
I
.
CAIRO,
Jan.
2tf.
ZchkIouI
ltflflliii
II...
Kf
..
I
I..
....
It
.1
nv
uiiuna
isi
ivii'i'.ni
r,
'
Jay
De
uir
premier
of
Eftlt.
"
P
TDK
10.
Jan.
20.
While
forces
in
Siberia
have
seUed
I
ho
occasion
of
J.eninc's
death
lo
proclaim
a
free,
ululu
for
Amur
province,
tliey
have
Interrupted
the:
railway
operations
lo
Vladivostok
and
other
eastern
points.
Ok
l
MUCH
OIL
STOCK
ON
EXCHANGE
WAS
SOLD
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
2.
-Tliere
Is
a
flurry
In
F.mpire,
oil
stock
here.
u
Saturday
almost
fifty
sales
of
slock
were
made
on
the
local
exchange
timl
prices
slif-
I.
'I'lie
ro
were
buyers
lo
lake
exerytlilnif
that
offered.
SWEDEN
WINS
CURLING
CIIA.MONI.V.
Jan.
20.
The
rirst
match
i
tho
curllnn
coin
...liiion
vestcrday
resulled
in
Doclslve
Victory
Over
Sweden,
22
Goals
to
Nothing,
Today's
Olympic
Qames
CIIA.MONIX,
Jay.
2i
Canada
today
won
her
second
hockey
match
of
lhc
Olympic
winter
sporls
series
here,
defeating
Sweden
by
the
decisive
score
of
22
goals
to
nothing.
This
followed
the
even
greater
victory
of
yesterday
over
Czecho-Slovakia.
In
Hie
second
series
ureal
llrilain
defeated
France,
Hie
score
being
15
lo
2
for
the
DOCKERS
DEMANDING
HIGHER
WAGES
AND
Sweden
winning
18
und
France
annually
GUARANTEE
OF
WORK
I.OMiON,
Jan.
2l.Tlio
dock
ers
arc
demanding
an
extra
two
shillings
ii
day
and
guarantee,
of
a
week's
work,
tho
lolal
amounting
to
two
million
pounds
UMUrte
ti
II.
lu-
is
feared
ty
lo
eHult.
thai
Montreal
and
Toronto
Syndicate
Purchases
255,000
Shares
at
Market
Quotation
McOuaijr
Hros.
A
Co.
of
Montreal,
acliu
for
a
stronu
Montreal
ami
Toronto
syndicale.
have
purchased
255,000
shares
of
In
dian
Mines
Corporation
treasury
lock.
While
the
price
is
not
announced,
il
is
understood
to
have
been
around
C5c
or
0?c.
(he
market
limitation.
The
purchase
is
evidence
of
the
fact
that
big
things
an
expecled
of
Ibis
near
shipping
property.
AUSTRIAN
WOMAN
FIGURE
SKATING
WORLD
CHAMPION
CIIAMOMX.
Jan
petitors
place.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
lMUNCK
HUPEIIT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
.20,
1021.
VttUrday't
Circulation
1M
StMtt
SalM
4Z&.
MR.
A.
E.
WARREN
General
Manager,
Western
Region,
Canadian
National
Railways
Who
is
epecl"fl
lo
arrive
here
tomorrow
lu
pick
out
a
.
site
Tor
Hie
proposed
grain
elevator.
First
Snag
Struck
by
Labor
in
Carrying
on
Government
of
Britain;
Opposing
Forces
there
2".
Madam;
ting
an
election.
Plant
or
Austria
won
the
figure
I
skalng
competition
yesterday,
the
nDITT
A
I
IT7
IP
llritish
and
United
States
com-
nit
1
1
I
Ul
,1
I
f
lN
sliarint'
the
second!
SHOP
HOURS
QUEHEC,
Jan.
2U.
A
rorly
four
hour
week
alTecting
100
men
In
the
Canadian
National
shops
may
le
Instituted
Monday
addititf
$0,000
tu
the
monthly
payroll.
PENSIONS
SECRETARY
LONDON,
Jan.
20.
William
Mulr,
.member
for
Glasgow,
has
been
named
parliamentary
seerelary
for
pensions.
Aid.
S.
P.
McMordio
Is
sailing
on
Friday
morning
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
a
brief
MEN'S
CHARGE
Chief
Engineer
of
British
Ship
Voreda
Accused
by
Crewi
Assault
Also
IIOQI'IAM,
Wash.,
Jan.
2t).
Complaints
that
23
members
of
tho
crew
of
Ihe
llritish
ship
Voreda
that
Chief
Engineer
Plotlgh
of
that
"vessel
treated
them
brutally,
will
lie
heard
by
Charles
Smith,
U.S.
Commis
sioner,
here
Ibis
afternoon.
Two
of
the
men
alleged
that
Plough
assaulted
them
On
the
high
seas
ami
their
case
has
been
referred
to
the
llritish
Consul
at
Seattle.
Sub9or!be
for
the
Dally
Nevs,
,
1
lu
an
interview
given
the
Daily
Province
at
Vancouver.
K
J.
Garland,
member
for
Edmonton
in
Hie
Dominion
Parliament,
is
reported
to
have
poiut-
ed
out
that
Vancouver
i
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
-Good
Service,
private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRUM
RAILWAY
STRIKE
SETTLED
TODAY
RADICAL
SUPPORTERS
OF
LABOR
FORCING
HANDS
MACDONALD
MINISTRY
CIVIL
SERVICE
!
BEING
PRUNED;
Department
Deputies
to
Discuss
Reductions
With
Commit-
i
slon:
Cut
Expenditures
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2l.
The
gov
r
::fiMMil
ha
1
1
cc
I
a
red
war
oil
wute
ami
ncedle
rxpendlMirr
in
he
administration.
II
an
-i:
)tn-ri
II
will
lief
in
liy
making
riurloiii
in
tli
-
Si
service
rjarliiirnt
deputies
lmr
bec
Miiiiiinril
I"
inecl
member
of
the
cull
service
commission
K
.!av
,
They
will
be
atril
lo
liow
cause
wh-
reduction
in
lift:
laff
mihJ
oilier
economies
t:?;ild
nol
be
effected
'lid'
rlum('i
an
now
under
odcralioit
for
ubniiioii
lot
I
linmriii
ami
it
it
m
inm'
"il
:r
all
branches
-of
expcmllf
urc
beir.g
mt
in
(he
bone
DOUKHOBORS
TO
!
LEAVE
CANADA!
Afur
Havlnq
Earned
Seven
Mil"
Hons
In
Saskatchewan
Colony
'Is
Moving
'to'RussIa
4-
WIXMpEo.
Jan
il.
Three
'
:uuatid
Doukhobors
Ironi
Kam-mi
:t,
Saskatchewan
district
arc
implollng
a
deal
for
Hie
sale
tf
llieir
properly
preparatory
In
emigrating
lo
Russia.
The
party-
rrr(
lu
sail
from
Canada
for
Odfa
within
a
iiionlli
in
n
k
at
chartered
for
lhc
(rip.
II
comprise
Iboul
one
llilrd
of
the
-dependent
Dnukhuhor
colony.
The
remaining
six
Ihoiisand
pcr-
Intend
In
follow
within
n
Kar
Tim
prrseul
parly
will
'air
with
Ihrin
seven
million
dollars
earned
al
fanning
in
Saskatchewan.
'Miry
are
telliic
their
land
lo
a
tinted
Slatci
syndicate.
PROMINENT
ALASKA
BUSINESS
MAN
HAD
STROKE
ON
YESSEL
Harry
S.
St.
(const',
a
prominent
business
man
of
Fairbanks
and
well
known
through-oul
Alaska,
was
tnken
off
the.
steamer
Victoria
al
Juneau
a
Hie
Vessel
wan
routing
south
thl
week,
and
admitted
lo
the
hospi-al
there
utter
siirfering
from
n
paralytic
Mrokc.
Hi"
entire
nil
hi
side
was
pnralyf.ed
and
ho
jiju
SIR
HENRY
W.
THORNTON.
K.R.E.
President
and
Chilrmin
of
the
Hoard
of
Directors,
Canadian
National
Railways
Following
All
Night
Session
of
Emoloyers
and
Employed
Railway
I.OMiON,
Jan.
2'..--
The
ruilroatl
strike
here
lias
lieen
sellletl.
The
men
decideil
In
rejuni
li
wtirk
immedintely
tin
agieeni
'iil
was
rctielit'il
al
a
jinnl
rtuircrence
Itelween
Hie
niein-hejs.
of
Hie
Assueialeil
Sneicly
or
l.oeoinolive
F.nineers
and
Firenieu
on
out)
side
ami
Hie
railway
officials
oil
Ibe
other,
which
begun
al
leu
o'clock
last
uiglil
and
lasted
until
t.:i()
this
morn-
Til"
slrike
slnrletl
a
week
ago
Sunday
followinir
n
decision
or
an
arbitration
Iniunl
adverse
In
Hie
men.
The
railway
services
of
Hie
country
were
partially
lied
up
and
the
people
everywhere
wit?
much
inconvenienced.
Motor
Iralfic
to
a
large
extent
did
lhc
work
of
the
ruilwuys
in
the
emergency.
was
uiirnutcinUH
on
the
slcameri
before
she
crossed
the
Hulf
of
Alaska
ami
remained
so
until
after
he
arrived
at
Juneau.
Mr.j.
SI
OeoiRe
since,
IUIU
has
bcenj
AMUR
PROVINCE
OF
SIBERIA
DECLARE
FOR
A
FREE
STATE
CANADA
WINS
.
SECOND
GAME
SCIENTISTS
TO
TOtJR
CANADA
I
Will
Come
West
After
Meeting
of
1
British
Association
In
Toronto
Next
August
j
Memlierx'
TORONTO;
Jan.
of
the
llriti-ili
.oeialion
for
(lie
jadiaiireiiie
nt
lils
annual
i
Ibis
year,
wi
(close
which
mud
week
in
of
tciruce,
holding
lectin!!
in
Toronto,
I
lour
Canada
al
t
lie
f
will
be
in
the
cc-
Auuuxt,
and
many
will
co
a
far
went
as
the
Pacific!
ci'at
The
(parly
will
inelud!!
Mime
of
the
lnol
no
led
scietil
isls
i
In
Hie
world
'and
a
number
of
the
,ni(il
proiiiiucnt
men,
it
is
cx-pei'ted,
will
be
'ien
opportuiii-ties
to
fpcakto
public
bodies
and
will
be
heartily
received
eery-
Iwberc.
The
last
meeting
oT
the
asso-ICialion
in
Canada
was
at
Winnl-ileir
In
tlOUuid
it
is
difficult
lo
juxer
stale
he
iiiiMirlauce
to
Canada
of
the
coining
mcetinsr,
nol
only
llirfn?li
Hie
ureal
popular
value
In
4thmilalin?
scientific)
knowledge
and
llumiilit
tlironcli-onl
the
Oomluiou
but
berause
of
Ibe
Opportunity
Ihus
afforded
the
leadinc
scieii'tisls
of
llrilain
for
Utudyiust
at
first
hand
Canada
s
1prlbnr,
orwliieU
-twrhajx
Ibe
nio-l
fiisislenl
is
immigration
of
Ibe
right
lype.
This
mectlii
will
be
under
lhc
(auspices
of
the
L'nhersity
of
Toronto,
which
has
already
a
strong
(committee
at
work,
presided
tner
!bj
Professor
J.
C.
McLennan.
F.lt.S.
As
the
aims
tif
the
asso
ciation
are
popular
in
the
widel
educational
sense,
a
local
pub.
licily
committee
has
been
appointed
under
the
chairmanship
of
Professor
II.
Wasleneys
of
Ibe
Medical
Faculty.
-
nin
nnlf
lit
Hint
l
!
mine
inLrtJuiAi
oiuun
COMMITTEE
TO
START
DRIVE
Whirlwind
Campaign
For
Pres
byterian
Church
Building
Next
Week
A
whirlwind
campaign
has
been
decided
upon
by
the
board
of
managers
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
to
raise
1
0,000
in
order
to
proceeil
with
the
construction
of
a
25,000
church
building.
The
canvas
will
start
next
Monday
ami
is
to
be
over
by
Satur-
iday.
A
commillee
of
22,
in
teams
of
two,
has
been
selected
lo
undertake
the
drive.
This
commillee
will
meet
on
Friday
nigltl
lo
make
it
final
plans.
The
eominillee
consists
of
the
following:
F.
CI.
Daw-sou
and
(Fred
Slork;
(icorge
Rorie
and
'Thomas
McClymont;
Jarvis
Mc-
Leod
and
J.
R.
Mitchell
Sr.;
John
Currie
and
Eddie
T.
Smith;
I).'
C.
Mcilae
and
Thomas
McMeekin;
J.
R.
Mitchell
Jr.
and
D.
II.
Marines.;
S.
Darton
and
W.
H.
Robinson;
J.
W.
McKinley
ami
J.
G.
Steen;
C.
E.
Starr
and
I).
J.
Matheson;
Rev.
Dr.
II.
R.
Grant
(and
George
II.
Munro;
S.
D.
Mac-
donald
and
IJ.
C.
Stuart.
KETCHIKAN
SCHOOL
TO
BE
ERECTED
IN
SPRING
Building
Is
to
be
Erected
oy
October
1
and
is
to
Cost
$129,000
KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
29.
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
cily
coun
cil
last
night
a
cmn'mittee
was
named
lo
draw
up
a
contract
wilh
the
Warrack
Construction
Company
for
Hie
erection
of
the
new
school
building
to
be
built
in
Ketchikan
this
year.
It
is
the
intention
lu
s'tarl
tm
March
1
to
wreck
the
old
building.
Tho
iconiracior
agrees
to
navo
me
new
building
ready
for
the
rail
ilerin
by
October
1,
l2t.
He
said
LONDON.
Jan.
20.
Premier
llamsay
Macdoiiald
will
i't'iHc
thought
il
would
bo
ready
by
cunipelbd
lo
go
slower
in
regard
lo
Hie
recognition
of
Russia,
according
lo
reports
emanating
rroni
well
informed
political
circles.
The
Daily
Telegraph
says
cabinet
members
such
as
Lord
llaldaue
and
Lord
I
'armour
ravor
the
pacification
of
the
whole
European
continent
through
(he
l.eugu?
uf
Nations.
They
wish
the
recognition
of
llnssla
lo
be
accompanied
by
a
promise
by
trie
soviels
lo
accept
the
principle
uf
the
league
covenant.
Some
labor
iuenib?rs
are
impatient
of
delay.
Neil
Maclean.
an
advanced
laborile
siding
ror
l.iasgow,
says
in
me
urrau.
tttttttttttttttttl...,,.........,,
.,,
e
.
nai
is
ims
nonsense
auoui
in-
evitable
delay?
Five
"days
suT-
Heed
to
recognize
Greece
after
Vcnixelos
took
tifrice.
This
would
also
be
possible
in
the
case
of
Russia.
If
the
officials
think
otherwise
their
action
must
bo
stopped
ruthlessly
or
the
govern-1
'
ment
is
damned."
j
Already
there
is
a
movement
to,
oust
Baldwin
and
secure
a
Con-
servalive
majority
by
precipita.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MAY
SOLVE
TROUBLES
OF
ALBERTAN
FARMERS
had
competition
on
the
AMATUCD
PDIfC
DCPHOT
mated-that
in
Prince.
Rupert
I
lie
farmers
of
Alberta
might
find
a
solution
lo
some
of
their
present
problems.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Setdember
I.
bul
he
did
not
like,
to
bind
himself
lo
that
because
of
the
possible
unforeseen
things
that
might
happen.
Gordon
C.
Mitchell,
superintendent
of
schools,
with
the
school
board
last
night
conferred
with
Ibe
council.
Mr.
Mitchell
outlined
the
plans
he
had
in
mind
for
the
the
.work
or
tearing
down
the
old
building
starts.
It
will
be
ueces-
sary
to
press
into
use
several
other
buildings,
but
it
was
shown
that
they
are
available.
According
lo
the
bids
submit-
led,
the
Warrack
Construction
Company
agrees
to
build
tho
structure
ror
?12J,000,
which
is
approximately
$10,000
less
than
any
other
bid.
.
IS
BEING
PREPARED
VICTORIA,
Jan.
20.-4Somo
of
the
Yieloriu
ministers
urn
nre-
paring
a
report
on
the
work
of
Dr.
Price
in
thai
city.
They
say
the
doctor
was
much
misrepresented
in
Ihe
Vancouver
report
ami
they
propose,
to
counteract
.
'its
influence.
Two
American
halibut
schoon-,
Thert,
nr
aIso
a
minur
here
ers
marketed
catches
at
Iho
Fish
who
Ullnk
lho
prico
neport
'
L'..
I.
........
II.
I
....
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-
cAv-i.m.o
hiis
muiiim.
m,
BO
rar
enough
uiul
one
police
were
lllO
California,
1
l.OUO
rmnmlsslonpr
!
nl,l
In
linvn
ri.-"
pounds.
and
Adeline,
2,500
marked
that
he
would
not
be"
al-pounds.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
w,.(
i0
i,(t
meenKs
in
tho
Cold
Storage
Co.,
bought
both
cy
.,(
j,ul
woll,i
ho
excluded
fares
for
1
7
tic
and
tc.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
3,
Regina
5.
Saskalodit
3,
Edmonton
I
'
'
-
.'tie
i
by
Ihe
commJssion.
PROHIBITION
ENDED
LONDON,
Jan.
20.
Prohibition
in
Turkey
ended
on
Sunday
ami
liquor
has
been
made
a
tu(ii
u.v.
.
.opol;-.