,-
in
a
hurry
'Phone
II
Beet
Cart
and
Beat
Bsrvloe
L
In
tha
City.
Ratee
Reasonabla
J
VOL
XIV,,
NO.
20,
THIS
RAILWAY
IF
t
Tha
Latast
In
Restaurant.
lAAiiiiiy
She
Seta
BOSTON
GRILL
PORT
IS
SUITED
FOR
GRAIN
SHIPPING
Grain
Exporter
Looks
Over
Local
Situation
with
view
to
Possible
Erection
of
Grain
Elevator
here
I
din
going
Hie
prairie
In
interview
some
tif
(he
grain
dealers
there
lo
ee
il
I
mini
mak
them
us
c
n
t
Ii
u
i
u
lie-
about
Ui
Miilnlily
of
shipping
gniin
through
the
Krt
of
Prince
Iluperl
ui
I
uin
myself."
staled
(1
P.
llole
of
the
firm
of
Kcrr-Oiffonl
(.o.,
gram
exKirleri
of
Portland,
Oregon.
Mr
Uiles
arrived
vestenlay
on
the
Prince
llupert
ami
ha
i.if
ut
liii
tunc
here
looking
over
suggested
elevulor
sites
uiuj
era!
ntiirerriiiK
with
offiiiol
nini
particularly
with
A.
K.
Warren.'vcr.
prncrul
manager
of
western
line
FRANCE
SHOULD
It.
ABANDON
POLICY
London
Paper
Says
She
Must'
do
so
Before
Thero
Can
be
Improvement
DRIVING
TO
CHAOS
LONDON
Jan
31.
-
The
exV
:
:
i'p
of
teller
belwi-eii
Pre-:
r-
llamy
Mai-donald
and
Pre-.fer
e::r"
pomrare
regarding
the
.UkIh
im
Frenrli
p
uiideivUiidiu:MrtiuffT
r
:xn
little
iiew-eHter
eommeiit.
lis."
Ldieral
pre.
Itelieve
Int.;
p:
cement
i
lnintllde
until
V
ai:re
abandon,
her
present
nt-
..Je
toward
Ui-riiiaiiy.
'Hie
t
PaJv
New.
.ay
llrilain
lak
it
.oadi-
Fraio-r
dial
there
ore
twiei
wy
of
-iifi-KUHrdlHK
her-'
f
'if
Minn
in
iiiiiImiIIiiii:
er
I
i:ut!
n
wcMrin
railwny
ami
re-
,.
(tcyoiid
that
i:
mir
Kumpe
lo
olluuate
chao.',,!,,,!
1
1
i
port.
lOrieiilal
trade
I
NEW
MINISTER
FROM
QUEBEC
Hon.
J.
A.
Cardln
Is
Lawyer
and
Has
Been
In
Parliament
Since
1911
OTTAWA.
Jan..
:it.
Pierre
lieph
Arlliili'
dunlin,
nieudier
for
llirhelicii.
wln
ha
been
ce-leided
to
v"ceed
Hon.
KrncM
l.apolnli
ii
minister
of
nwrine,
i
a
Kreiich
(".anndinn
both
by
liirlh
mid
iincotry.
He
win
horn
nt
Sori-I
oil
June
H,
1H71I,
und
a
eilucuti-d
at
private
ocIiooIm
Uieriv
lie
xludied
law
al
l.avn!
L
iiiv
fruity
and
obtained
hi
d
uree
(here.
He
wn-
firol
elected
10
the
llmi.c
nf
Cointuoiii
al
Hie
ueueral
ebvliou
in
ttMl
and
vu
re.eleeled
in
I'.MS
nfter
bciiitf
nioealri.
lie
wum
eiiecensful
11
mi
in
in
u
1
7
ami
m:M.
H
i1
biwjr
nnd
a
llnuiiiii
C.alliollc
ami
,nuike
lil
h
home
in
Sorcl.
RELINQUISH
SEARCH
ESCAPED
PRISONER
VliriOltlA.
Jan.
31.
The
pollen
who
hae
been
unu'eliliiK
lln
wimhN
in
die
vicinity
of
Imuran
for
tleoise
llunnny.
n
man
who
pumped
from
Dunraii
Jail
iinilny
nlirlif,
nn
iih.iiidoii1nr
'lie
limit
In
the
belief
Hint
the
fimltive
oueeeeded
In
0!rniinff
from
the
Vanroiiver
Island
tn'llie
mainland,
It
In
reporled
here.
The
1mi
fuaklni?
he
.enrch
included
flw'
ofhrein
of
Hie
prnvhi"inl
force
from
lh4
oily
and
of
fleers
from
Nnnuimo
and
liunruii.
HOCKEY
SCORES
aljle
2,
ltpKiiii
I.
.
Hdmoisloii
:i,
Caljiary
2.
Ollawa
7,
Toronto
St.
Pals
Cdnadlei,..:
HaihiUaij
2
n
try.
TO
CHARTER
STEAMER
FOR
COASTWISE
of
Ihi
Canadian
National
'tiiaiiway,
witn
r.
it.
uawson,
Vancouver,
'director
of
the
railway
and
withl
(J.
J.
Ouuntic.
superintendent
Beaumont,
superintendent
ofjof
motive
power
and
car
equip-
the
L.O.M..M.
here.
He
ha
all
the
aiearancc
of
being
a
keen
busines
man
and
lie
refuses
to
roniiiiil
himself
to
anything
ex
ccpl
that
he
is
looking
.over
I
lie
situation
with
a
view
lo
the
erection
of
an
elevator
here
and
that
hefore
doing
anything
he
will
have
to
confer
with
hi
as
sociates
and
secure
all
available!
data.
He
I
going
rax
I
over
the'
railway
to
Calgary
and
olhw
prairie
point
and
will
llo-recon-
with
grain
men
on
the
po-
ibilitle
of
establishing,
an
cx-
burineo-
tliroushlthepaellamsnt
"Dissolves'
With-
port
of
Prince
Iluperl,
Nothing
Against
Port
"f
we
come
to
Prince
Iluperl.
'jj
,w
,0i
meaii
that
we
chall
MlJ
,
t,U!.inc-.
at
Vancouver,"
p(.j
Mr.
tkde.-.
"The
advan-
j1g.
f
Vancouver
I
that
il
i
,,P.,.,i
i,v
t,,
railways,
whrreai
Prince
llupert
i
nerved
by
only
I
ee
nolhiiitf
So
far
a
Hie
ronrerued
it
ha
a
ililiii(t
advantage.'
The
whole
mailer
of
bcal
con-ilitioiiH
and
uallway
co-operaliou
,wa
dieeiiffeil
IhU
iiioruinj?
with
(mY
Warren
and
Mr.
ilolec
also
inel
Hie
president
mill
wine,
of
'the
mriiihero
of
Ihc
Hoard
of
Trade
ami
oilier
and
he'
will
irn
eal
fully
equipped
wild
all
nerr.ary
tlala
in
nifard
lo
the
port,
Ihe
harbor,
the
railway,
Hie
probable
iraiu'
available
fur
ehlpiueut
by
IhN
route,
and
evrrylhin?
hich
could
hae
a
io.ihle
bearing
'on
the
grain
sdiippinir
boxine.
Build
This
Year
Axked
if
h
ugRC!tiou
wa
lo
reel
an
cJcvtilor'
thin
year
in
caM?
hi:
decided
lo
go
ahead.
Mr.
Cole
aid
uch
wa.
the
inlen
linn.
He
thought
il
would
bo
nuile
po.ible
lo
get
the
build
ing
ready
for
Ihe
opening
of
Iho
i
ml
n
Khinolnif
xeasmi.
Ilu
Ihouuht
a
million
buhcl
cleva
lor
would
ho
rather
larger
than
would
lie
warranted
at
Ihe
be
ginning
and
MUggcslcd
hair
a
Inilliou
a
belli?
nearer
the
mark.
Ho
said
ho
believed
In
xlartjng
in
a
email
way
and
working
up.
Mr.
Coles
wa
very
relicetil
about
dl!cu!slng
Ihe
Nlluailoii
at
all
and
it
wa.
only
when
pieioted
on
various
pointH
that
he
conenled
to
say
any
thing
for
publication.
Mr.
Coles
is
the
man
who
made
(he
first
shlpmcnlH
of
Ki-aiu
from
Vancouver
and
III
firm
lodaV
haudlcft
the
gloalcr
nail
of
Hie
business
from
that
port.
Mr.
Warren
Is
here,
not
only
lo
meet
Mr.
Coles,
but
on
ireneral
trip
of
inspection.
Ho
and
Mrs.
Warren
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
W.
Haunlngton
who
nre
also
of
the
parly
attended
Iho
Oyro
dance
at
the
Arena
last
evening
and
remained
until
the
end.
They
will
go
south
on
Iho
Princo
llupert
tomorrow
morning.
In
the
party
ore:
A
1"
Voriv.n
general
matia-
Northern
and
ger.
western
region,
ami
Mr.
Wurreu.
It.
W.
Hauiiinglmi,
assistant
counsel
ut
Vancouver.
ami
Mrs.
Haiiuiiigtou.
J.
It.
Cameron,
ii
m
i
1
1
a
1
1
1
s;4-ii
-
manager
fur
I
I.C,
Vuucou.
S.
Morrison,
district
engineer,
merit,
Vancouver.
J.
.
Kirkpatrick,
district
mi-
pcriuteudriU,
Sunt
Ihth.
O.
J.
Whealley,
inspector
of
the
investigating
department.
F.
Simpson,
secretary
lo
Mr.
Warren.
WILD
TIE
JAP
HOUSE
Ftasis
FlylnV
ind
Fists
'
'Being
Piled
TCKIO,
Jan.
31.
The
Imperial
diet
was
dissolved
today
following
scenes
of
the
greatest
disorder.
Water
flasks
were
thrown
and
fists
were
used.
The
disturbance
resulted
from
attempts
of
the
opposition,
to
Interpellate
the
government
regarding
the
attempted
wrecking
of
a
train
at
Nagoya
carrying
opposition
leaders
to
Toklo.
GUILTY
OF
SEDUCTION,
IS
GIVEN
TWO
YEARS
"Scotty"
McRae,
Well
Known
Resident
of
Bulkley
Valley
on
His
Way
lo
New
Westminster
".Seolly"
Mo
1
1
nr.
a
well-known
resident
of
Iho
Ilulkley
Valley
dis
trict,
is
in
Ihe
city
today
on
his
way
lo
New
Westminster
when1
he
will
serve
two
years,
in
the
penitentiary
having
been
found
guilty
of
seduction
last
week
al
Suiilhers
by
Jmle
Yniinj.'.
Me-llae's
stepdaughter
was
the
woman
involved
In
Ihe
case.
The
prisoner
was
brought
here
from
Sinilhers
by
Chief
Constable
Ser
vice,
and
will
go
sou
Hi
in
charge
of
nnollier
officer
tomorrow
morning.
HARYEST
OF
SEA
IN
DECEMBER
VALUABLE
OTTAWA,
Jan.
31,
The
bar.
vest
o
sea
fish
from,
Canadian
vvulers
during
Ihe
month
of
He,
comber
iimounted
to
0
15,11
1
hundredweight
valued
al
91,380,.
374.
VENIZELOS
Is
ILL
CAUSING
A
CRISIS
IN
GREECE
TODAY
ATiiKNS,
Jan.
31.
The
illness
of
Venlielos
has
.
precipitated
a
g
v
u
v
o
crisis
in
(Ireece.
The
probabilities
Dial
the
Venlielos
(iovernment
Is
uboul
to
resign
are
increasing.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJtlXCK
UUPKKTi
B.C.,
TIIULSUAY,
J
ANITA
i
Little
(iloria
Caruso,
daughter
of
Ihe
late
world-famed
tenor.
wai
uncertain
whether
to
smile
or
rage
at
the
jdiolographr
when
he
interrupted
the
important
bui'iie
of
ciislle
building
on
the
sands
of
Palm
Ucaclu
i
FISH
PRICE
HIGHER
Halibut
Supply
Is
Getting
Light)
Again
39,000
Pounds
Mar-
j
keted
Today
i
Halibut
arrivals
are
light
and
prices
have
commenced
lo
go
up
again.
Tills
morning
three
American
boats
marketed
3D.O00
pounds
al
the
Kxchaiigc,
each
gelling
in
excess
of
tl'c
for
first
class
fares.
Arrivals
and
sales:
Fairway.
8.000
pounds,
al
I'J.fic
and
lo
Ihe
Atlin
l
isheries.
ItcxHIutioti.
7,(100
pounds,
al
u.7c
and
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Venus,
:t
I.
(i(
xiunds.
at
19.1c
ami
le.
to
Ihe
Uooth
Usheries
(iiiadiau
Co.
and
Alliu
Fisheries.
SENDING
MINISTER
BRITAIN
TO
TURKEY
LONDON,
Jan.
31.
-
llouabl
Charles
Lindsay,
son
Of
Karl
Crawford,
'has
Jlieen
appointed
minister
lo
Turkey,
reiiiesenting
(real
ltritaiu.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
OKillY
ISLAM).
Cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barome
ter.
211.3
1;
leinperalure,
H;
heavy
swell;
1.50
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Iluperl
off
Lucy
sin
lid
northbound;
l'i
midnight
out
Prince
John
southbound.
IHJAI)
TIlF.K
POINT
llaining,
calm;
baronfeler;
29.22;
lem
pcrattii'C,
3.1;
sea
smooth.
Ill'LL
HAIUIOH.
llaining,
calm;
bnroineler,
2U:35;
leni-
peruture,
It;
moderate
swell;
schooner
D.S.T.
slormbound
at
Hull
Harbor;
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
ulf
Hull
Harbor,
uorlhbound.
Noon
)l(MY
ISLAND.
Drixxling,
light
soulheast
wind;
baromelcr,
2".
to;
lenieralure,
50;
light
swell;
0.1
5
a.m.
soko
steamer
Prince
John
left
Massell
for
j
Buckley
Bay
soulhbound.
I)
HAD
THKK
POINT.
Over-.casl,
calm;
baromeler,
29.30;
temperature.
38;
sea
snioolh.
BULL
HAltBOn.
Cloudy.
fresh
southeast
wind;
baromeler
29.38:
leinperalure,
52;
'ate
i
?..ii
're!l
HY
31,
108-1.
YUrdt'
TOAUGMENT
BOAT
SERVICE
J.
E.
Dairy
mple,
C.N.R.
Vice-President,
Makes
Announcement
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
31
J.
E.
Dalrymple,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
stated
here
today
that
tha
Canadian
National
Intends
to
enter
the
Alaskan
business
this
summer
and
they
will
also
augment
the
Prince
Rupert
service.
To
do
this
a
steamer
will
be
chartered
fop
this
year's
bust
ness.
British
Columbia
shipyards
will
have
an
equal
chance
to
tender
for
tha
new
steamer
to
be
purchased
for
the
service.
Further
Mr.
Dalrymple
said
he
hoped
to
get
authority
this
year
for
the
construction
of
the
Kamloops-Vernon
branch.
MRS.
DONALDSON
AND
GEORGE
DALGARNO
TO
BE
MARRIED
TOMORROW
Members
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Benevolent
Present
Bride"
to-be
with
Sliver
Fruit
Basket
Mrs.
Donaldson,
who
has
resided
several
years
in
Ihe
cily
and
who
on
several
occasions
has
acted
as
lady
superintendent
of
Ihe.
Princo
llupert
(Sencral
Hospital,
is
lo
be
married
tomorrow
morning
by
Hev.
Dr.
II,
II.
(Irani
lo
George
Oalgarno,
another
popular
citizen
of
some
years'
standing.
Last
niifhl
al
a
surprise,
parly
in
Ihe
home
of
Mrs.
B.
Dalgarno,
Ninth
Avenue,
Mrs,
Donaldson
was,
presented
by
Loyjhl
Orange
Benevolent
Association
with
a
beautiful
silver
fruit
basket.
After
the
wedding
tomorrow
morning,
the
bride
and
groom
will
sail
by
the
steamer
Princediad
Iluperl
for
llnJ
soulh.
Advertise
la
tha
Dally
News.
Circulation
1SS2
Sir
sim
UO.
BUSINESS
J.
A.
CAROIN
NEW
MINISTER
MARINE
OITAWA.
Jan.
31.-Hrnesl
l.apoiute
was
sworn
in
yesterday
afternoon
as
minister
of
justice.
He
i
succeeded
by
J.
A.
Cardiu,
member
for
Kichelicu,
as
uiiuisler
of
,
justice.
The
by-electiou
in
Hichelieu
will
lake
place
on
March
12.
ACCIDENT
OCCURS
AT
TATCU
DAI
C
rADWCD
i
i
Ford
Car
Badly
Smashed,
Driver
Receives
Painful
Lacerations
and
Occupants
Minor
Injuries
llayuer
Bros.
Ford
laxl
had
its
windshield
and
lop
lorn
off,
the
driver
of
Ihe
car,
Ernest
Slacey,
received
painful
bul
not
serious
lacerations
about
Ihe
eyes
and
moulh.
and
iwo
passengers,
Jas.
Ha
si
wood
and
Joe
Urace,
escaped
with
minor
injuries
when
the.
car
last
evening
about
seven
o'
clock
ran
into
a
wire
cable
strelched-half-way
across
Second
Avenue
at
the
corner
of
Second
?free1."
The-
wire
"
Jfa'd
Iieen
stretched
from
Ihe
lolem
pole
whicfl
is
lieiug
erected
lal
I
lie
intersection
of
Hie
streets
to
the
sidewalk
and
it
was
just
low
enough
to
catch
the
rar
in
Ihe
lark.
The
consequences
of
the
accident
might
easily
have
been
more
serious.
According
to
J,
II.
Mitchell
of
Mitchell
A
Currie,
eonlraclois
putting
up
Ihe
pole,
a
red
light
had
J
i
ceii
left
lo
mark
Ihc
stretched
wire.
The
driver'
re
ported
lo
Ihe
police
that
he
had
not
seen
Ihc
light.
A
resident
in
the
neighborhood
told
the
police
thai
Hie
light
had
been
burnintr.
In
any
case
il
went
out
after
Ihe
impact
bul
it
was
nol
long
afterwards
thai
several
were
put
up
lo
ensure
against
further
accidents.
At
Ihe
time
of
the
accident,
Ihe
driver
was
hiking
his
two
fares
to
the
(iraiid
Trunk
Paci
fic
wharf
lo
board
Iho
sleamer
Prince
John.
Several
other
luotorisls
re
ported
lo
Hie
police
'that
they
had
narrowly
averted
u
collision
willi
the
obstacle.
PERMITS
TAKEN
OUT
FOR
NEW
DWELLINGS
J.
Fasolo
Building
Residence
on
Ninth
Avenue
West
and
Alex.
Mackenzie
on
Tenth
Avenue
East
Permits
for
two
new
dwellings
in'
Ihe
city
were
taken
out
al
the
huilding
inspector's
office
during
Ihe
month
of
January.
The
total
outlay
is
t,000.
'The
permits
were
us
follows
J.
Fasolo,
dwelling
on
Mnlh
Avenue
West,
92,000.
Alex,
Mackenzie,
dwelling
on
Tenth
Avenue
Hast,
2,000.
SKIPPER
OF
BRITISH
BOBSLED
BREAKS
LEGS
Mishap
Meets
English
Entry
In
Winter
Sporta
at
ChamonU
Venue
of
Olympic
Games
C11AMONIX,
Jan.
31.
Brown
ing,
skipper
of
Ihe
British
bob
sled
entry
in
the
Olympic
games,
both
legs
broken
when
the,
sled
jumped
over
a
chule.
The,polnled
lo
Iho
Supreme
Court
of
fopr
olher
members
of
Ihe
crew.
Canada
succeeding
the
late
Mr,
wore
'i'.
hurl.
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service
private
Boxes
for
Party
Use,
"Taka
Har
to
Tha
Boston
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
THIS
YEAR
MINISTER
TO
WASHINGTON
Premier
King
Says
Question
Haa
Not
Boon
Considered
Sine
First
of
Year
OITAWA,
Jan.
31.
That
Hie
Canadian
government
is
not
al
present
considering
the
appoinU
ment
of
a
minister
at
Wasliin((-
ton
was
indicated
in
a
statement
last
night
by
Premier
King
in
relation
lo
reports
connecting
the
name
of
Sir
Arthur
Corrie
with
ihc
proposed
post.
"Durintc
the
present
.year,
saiu
the
premier.
me
question
quest
lor
oi
au
appointment
of
a
representative
at
Washing
ton
has
not
been
considered."Tli9
reports
evidently
.refer
lo
rumorc
current
some
time
ago.
HOCKEY
FINALS
SUNDAY
NEXT
Canadians
Are
Favorites
and
ft
to
Expected
She
Will
Play
United
SUUs
.
CIIAMON1X,
Jan.
31
The
Cah-adl.anrartrtwo1irone;favorllei
iu.
Ihc
hockey
'chaiuvio'isliip
lour-
nanieut
that
is
going
on
here
in
connection
with
the
Olympic
games.
The
finals
will
be
played
on
Sunday
and
il
is
probable
that
the
contenders
uu
thai
occasion
will
be
Canada
and
Hie
United
States.
Canada
won
all
her
games
ny
oig
margins,
nciuier
one
of
her
opponents
making
so
much
as
a
single
goal.
United
Stales
defeated
(ireat
Britain
eleven
lo
nothing
today
'
thus
reaching
the
semi-finals."
France
defeated
Belgium
7
to
5.
'
HALIBUT
TOTAL
FOR
s
MONTH
1,670,000
LBS.'
Due
to
Very
Stormy
We
at
har
-Prevailing
Almost
all
January,
Figure
Lasa
Than
Last
Year
Fish
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Iluperl
during
Ihe
month
of
January
including
today's
sales
totalled
1,670,500
pounds
as
against
1,900,000
pounds
Its
January
last
year.
The
niaic
reason
for
Ihe
lower
quantity
was
because
of
very
bad
weath
er
which
allowed
of
only
one
week's
normal
fishing
in
the
cn-
tire
month.
The
highest
price
for
the
month
was
21
Vic
and
the
lowest,
13.6.
MRS.
KIRKWOOD
OF
STEWART
IS
DEAD
Was
88
Years
of
Ago
And
Ma
Resided
In
Northern
Mining
'
Camp
For
Twelve
Year
Mrs.
Catherine
Kirkwood
of
Slewarl.
aged
88,
died
In
Victoria
last
week,
afler
a
brief
Illness.
She
was
taken
ill
at
Victoria
while
on
her
way
lo
Stewart
'after
a
(rip
to
distant
parts
of
the
con
tinent.
Deceased
resided
in
S!:e
l2ver."i
ago
she
passed
through
the
city
bound
south
with
her
son-in-law
and
daugh
ter,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
W.
B.
George.
TO
SUPREME
COURT
OITAWA,
Jan.
31.
Mr.
Jus-
lice
A.
Malouin
of
the
Quebed
Superior
Courl
has
been
ap-
JuslhW
Drodcuc,