Wton
Yi
Want
A
TAXI
m
a
hurry
99
Beet
Cart
and
Best
Service
In
th
City.
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Reasonablt
VOL.
XV
NO
PRWEil?
QUIET
OPENING
OFPARLIAMENT
Everybody
Enpectanl
But
Ing
Startling
Happens
London
Today
NEW
TRIAL
I.U.MKI.V.
Jim.
H.
AIHioiikIi
l'urli.imiil
iimmiiL)Iiii
today
luel
In
an
ulmoKpherp
or
political
expeclalioii,
Hie
flrl
fei-flon
ilsrir
olTereil
no
opportunity
for
heuixilloiial
levploimeuln.
II
only
Immedlalo
lnicinen
wu
Hie
uuoppOM..i
flfct
ion
of
III.
Hon.
Henry
Whitley
a
upeaker.
Willi
Hie
nulotnury
felTfilallo
from
lendera
or
Hie
lliren
politlrnl
pnrllrn.
Hie
hwciiHiik
in
f
in,'-bera
look
place
mid
Hie
remainder
or
I
ho
week
will
be
iK-eiipird
Willi,
further
preliminary
DENIED
HIM
James
B.
MacLaohlan,
Former
Mine
Workers
Secretary
Will
Have
to
Serve
'
Tlrr.e
HALIFAX,
Jan.
Jnmt"
H.
TRANSPORTER
'DUE
TONIGHT
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Coming
Direct
From
Japan
to
Dock
Here
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Transporter,
Capt.
Watson,
Is
duo
In
port
late
this
afternoon
direct
from
Japan
to
enter
the
Canadian
National
shipyard
for
cleaning
and
painting.
The
vessel
reached
Triple
Island
at
noon
and
was
met
there
by
Capt.
E.
WcCockrle,
who
will
pilot
her
Into
harbor.
The
Transporter
was
here
last
In
June
loading
lumber
for
Japan,
having
been
the
vessel
to
Institute
the
trans-Pacific
service
from
this
port.
ARRIVAL
FROM
ALASKA
THREATENS
TO
SHOOT
Dutee
Roy
Smith,
From
Anchor
age,-
Picked
up
In
Royal
Hotel
Mulct'
Hoy
tfmllli,
who
arrivcil
from
Anehornue
on
Hie
Amert-ciin
sti
amer
Viciluia
Sunday
nil-Id.
was
nicked
ui
in
the
Hoynl
Hotel
tout
cvenlnp
by
cily
couolnble
Macdonald
agisted
by
provincial
officer..
;
Smilh
had
been
ncliiiK
stningely
hIiico
lii
arrival
in
therltyand
bnd
tliifat-rnoil
to
hIiooI
all
luttiph
not
in
pos-exition
of
a
gun.
Ho
will
be
PtmiiJneil
by
Ir.
it.
ire-
MacLuclilun,
deposed
sec'lary
,nyiir.
Dominion
Kovrnuneiit
Im-f
llio
United
Mine
Workm
of
mliiiMtion
agenl,
llilij
.aflernoon.
America
Dlstrlcl
No.20
liu
been'
denied
a
new
trinl
by
Kupienic
Court
of
Nova
iScollii
and
will
bu
reipilred
Hi?
ncrvo
fiMilemia
of
'two
yearn
lit
peni
The
...in.
nr.
r
nun
the
etial
jnlncrs
slriko'was
oniainolluu
ll
KUuimer.
u"
FISH
ARRIVALS
American
.schooner
Venus
000
pounds
or
halibut
te.illa.-v.
1I
was'
s,.,.le.tf-ed
foriwas
Ilie
only
boat
oirering
fish
....i
n.:.
i..
.!,
'...
i.f
.i
,,iL..
ii...
rish
Kxchaniro
this
morn
I'uuuciiijiy
SCUmUUS
IIUI.-I
i.i.mi.
.
Ulaco
lluy
and
oilier
nlaoes
whilo
injr.
The
catch
was
sold
lo
tho
mm
STRIKES
WILLAPA
BAR
Other
Steamers
Rushing
to
Aid
of
Distressed
Hakuho
Maru
I'tllt
1
1.
AMI,
Oregon,
Jan.
H.
The
Japanese
freigliler
Hakuho
Mam
in
olrandcil
off
illapa
Harbor,,
Waidilnplnn,
and
in
calf-ing
for
help.
Steamers
have
gone
(o
her
aid.
POHTl.AMl.
Jan.
H.
The
Japunee
rrei'.-liler
Hakuho
Maru
which
went
aground
on
Sandy
lleai-h
olT
Willapa
Harbor
la.nl
night,
got
off
under
her
ovn
steam
early
today.
SPECULATfON
ON
CABINET
Ottawa
Interested
In
Who
Wilt
Succeed
Gouln
as
Minister
of
Justice
OTTAWA,
Jan.
8.
Cabinet
meets
this
afternoon
lo
(appoint
a
llenlenant-governor
for
One-bee
and
consider,
among
oilier
things,
the
involved
situation
brought
about
consequent
upon
II...
resignation
of
Sir
I.imev;in,inrious
lorces
oi
(ioulu.
inluistor.of
justice.
aiid,li'uo-
Irade.
Ilie
illness
or
lit.
Hon.
W.
S.
I'leldiug,
minister
id
finance.
From
a
political
point
of
view,
the
oilualion
within
Ilie
govern
ment
continues
to
grow
Increasingly
Interesting,
The
impression
Is
(growing
that
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnle
will
relinquish
Ilie
portfolio
or
marine
and
risheries
ami
assume
the
Jusllcc
ministry
as
.a
permanent
nosllion.
litis
will
furnisn
i
tie
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJUXCK
ItL'l'KUT,
11.(1,
TUESDAY,
JAM.UHY
8,
1021.
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BBBK'
3iB"Bf
W
I
Al
r.
A
IJllidbnuif-BrUis
ofVvv--f
r.jni
;
Lynipiiii
To
Brussels
in
a
six-hofse-povver
glider,
accumplisliiug
the
journey
of
1
10
miles
in
three
hours,
at
a
rosl
of
u
little
over
a
dollar.
Vancouver
Clergymen
Lectured
for
Failing
YMttrdty't
Circulation
IMS
to
Aid
Liquor
Reform
fniiu
Victoria
lo
address
Hie
association.
Mr.-Alauson
told
how
fo.Te
were
working
-again!
his
pro
posal
lo
Hie
federal
governmenl
last
spriirg
a.nj
asked
where
the
Vniieoiivei'
Ministerial
Associa
tion
was
at
that
lime.
"I
didn't
liear
a
cheep
out
of
you.
Tho
women
caiiie
to
my
aid
but
where
were
you
iniuNlers
of
the
gospel?"
Then
rollowed
his
accusation:
"You
are
i
bunch
of
pikers.
Thai's"
what
you
are.
You
nevvr
came
to
back
;me
up.
No,
you
didn't.
You
were
piker.."
The
ullorney
general
went
on
lo
tell
how
ho
bad
conducted
n
single-handed
tight
against
the
the
illicit
HARRY
BULLEN
DIES
IN
SOUTH
Founded
B.C,
Marine
and
B.C.
Salvage
and
Was
Wealthy
jMan
VICTOIUA,
'Jan.
H.-Harry
F.
government
will,
an
opportunity
luillen,
foumlorr
id
Jibe
H.C.!
lo
satisfy
Ilie
strong
desire
in
Marine
Hallway
and
tln
II.C.
Sal-Iho
Jlnsl
for
the
appolnlmenl
oT
vnge
Co.
aowj
known
m's
the
Pn-a
nilnisler
of
nuu-iuo
from
the'eifio
Salvage
f
Co..
died
al
his
Marilimc
Provinces.
J.
P.
F.lfonl
f
Ibc
Canadian
Hank
nT
Coinineicn.
slalT,
for
Vancouver
on
the
Union
steamer
Cnrdena
lliia
ariernoon.
Mr.
Klfoi-d
has
been
transferred
FJsh
X
Cyfd
Slorugojlo
tb"
Vancouver
bianoli
of
the
a
id
U
batik.
on
Tlho
steamer
ROYAL
HOTEL
MAY
BE
SOLD
Deal
Pending
at
Figure
In
Neighborhood
of
$25,000
BODY
OF
TRAPPER
in
A
deal
Is
pending
for
the
purchase
by
Mrs.
Roslta
Zarelll,
of
the
Royal
Hotel,
situated
on
the
southwest
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street,
the
vendor
being
Mrs.
Annie
Ross,
widow
of
tho
late
Duncan
Ross,
who
Is
at
present
residing
In
Victoria.
The
purchase
price
Is
reported
to
be
around
$25,000.
The
Royal
Hotel.
Is
at
present
leased
by
Jim
Postolu.
Edward
Jackson
Laid
Down
to
Die
In
Deserted
Shack
After
Killing
His
Dogs
Stmt
StlM
.
feel
north
of
the
most
northerly;
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Uext
of
Fooil
Clood
Service.
.Private
Hoxes
for
Parly
Use,
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
ERT
AS
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
SITE
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
HANSOM
TALKS
PUINLV
TO
MINISTERIAL
ASSOCIATION
Local
Men
Interview
Edmonton
Investigator
in
Vancouver
and
Set
Forth
Advantages
of
Port
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
8.
Doing
home
missionary
work
for
Prince
Rupert,
Reginald
Beaumont,
superintendent
for
the
Can
adian
Government
Merchant
Marine
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
H.
F.
Pullen,
editor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
took
it
on
themselves
Monday
night
to
interview
J.
D.
C.
Motherhlll,
special
'
J
commissioner
of
the
Alberta
government
and
the
Edmonton
BIG'
COMPANY
FOR
CALGARY
Board
of
Trade
Investigating
high
port
charges
at
Vancouver
In
British
Milling
Interests
Coming
connection
wfth
grain
shipments.
They
urged
that
Mr.
Mother-!
into
western
Canada
n
is
hill
vlalt
Prince
Punert
and
reoort
on
a
Dossible
alternative'
Said
"t1M"
"
'
route
for
israiri
sliipiii-nl
They
lilt4
Ei
lJLiII
1
LiIiLli
iadanlage
jios.srs.nl
ty
the
nor-
uaa
m
wut
v
u
,(
prii
url
a)
J
ww
Ajerta
woul,
rUil
v
IlLiU
ill
Mr
Mollirrlilli
a.ked
if
1
there
.''
wa
a
possibility
of
erecting
a
.direct
loading
elevator
at
Prince
Toronto
Desperado
Also
to
Qet.lluprrt
ami
was
lol-l
thai
there
Thirty
Lashss
Sentenced
Today
TOIIO.M'O,
Jan.
H
tmpVUon-nidi'
for
1
1
ft
ami
llnrly
lashes,
Uir
taller
lo
ie
given
al
the
rate,
of
leu
wai
no
doubt
that
a
suitable
ile
could
be
secured.
Mr.
Mothcrhill
pointed
out
tliat
mm
elevator
would
rol
1.500,(100.
lie
oald
that
Prince
1
1
u
per
I
was
not
generally
known
lo
Kralnmen
pinl
farmer
as
n
poible
lilp-
CAUSAHY.
Jan.
8.
The
recent
aiiiiounrenieut
from
London
that
Itrillitli
milling
interests
were
preparing
lo
spend
lx
million
dollar
in
Hie
West
(o
finish
Ihe
partly
completed
plant
of
Oic
Alberta
Flour
Mill
Ltd.
and
in
oilier
drain
handling
facilities
here,
liar,
direct
relation
to
tlx.'
news
that
Hie
ureal
Spiller
cou-
ciyn
will
build
a
Iwii
million
ele-
vator
in
Vancouver
this
year.
II
is
elated
on
good
authority
thai
it
U
none
oilier
than
the
power
ful
Stiller
conoliKalion
that
Is
I'lojlIlinS-Lo
.InVQit
J&ISK
..
large,
inonlli
.
vnHj'en
T3',w",
11il!TtibirtTir.
loner
eefn
Br
rcnrw.eiiM-t
ar.fnil
r
ly
JUMircjuoMiwuriii
-vorabfv
inftiresi.e.1
1ml
dlr.urd
to
Hie'
amount
of
I50.uoo.0iw
ly
upon
rmiwil'
Ityaii,
Hie
pnihllily
of
ri-iuniing
home
and
Include
some
or
the
greal-bandll
ami
peradi.
when
ua
Ilie
northern
route
in
coin-lest
milling
companies
in
Ureal
lie
pleaded
guflh
In
ihnrgn
ut
pany
will
several
..lu-i-
Ldmon-
Iiritaiu.
robbery
with
violence
of
a
(on
grain'
men.
In
any
r.e
hcj
branch
of
th4?iaiik
of
'ova
will
menlion
In
In.
ri'poii
re-'JAPANESE
FREIGHTER
N
ona
here
uusvpieinuer
ia.'
irrnnujnu
.......
,
.....
.
Ityan,
who
erapei
con-
HuperL
.
ir'
frniii
I
ln
iwiiili'iillnrV
III
.
Kn:icloti,
-wai
'raptured
reeeinly
in
Minneapolis,
"line
of
Ins
ii--;
ooc-ales
at
that
time
wan
liol
!
dead,
I
Recreation
Park
for
City
Provided
for
in
Agreement
of
Government
and
Railway
VIUTOIUA,
Jan
8.
Before
leaving
for
Ollawa,
Hon.
T.
l.
l'ulluHo,
minis
ler
of
land
mid
member
for
Prince
.HuperL
explained
what
had
been
done
by
the
legislature
at
his
itisligaliuti
10
make
the
Salt
Lakes
available
for
Prince
Ilupcrl
people
for
all
time
and
lo
provide
u
park
thai
would
be
a
recreation
centre.
The
new
park
includes
I
he
whole
of
the
Iwo
nail
lakes
and
a
good
deal
of
laud
around
lh,cn
surveyed
m
Mich
a
manner
as
uj
make
rectangular
st.ieU.-hes
including
every
arm
of
the.
lakes.
The
boundary
lines
average
nboul
.'100
feel
from
Hi?
lake
shore
in
each
case
and
also
include
Hie
outlet
of
the
lakes
ami
.lake
RDITICU
DA
AT
in
aUo
Hie
land
where
Hie
wharf
DUAi
i.
now
located.
Tliis
is
much
more
inclusive
than
the
area
mentioned
in
the
firfl
despatches,
hi
addition
to
Ho;
Salt
Lakes
park
I
line
is
a
park
area
or.
hill
al
the
back
of
the
Prince
TAKEN
OUTSIDE
3-MILE
LIMIT
Huperl
lownsite
whicli
is
fairly!
1
level
and
which
in
days
to
come.BrHlsh
Government
Asks
Wash-will
lie
a
very
valuable
playground!
Ington
to
Explain
Seizure
of
for
Hie
people.
Provision
is
alsoj
Muriel
S.
Winters
matte
for
land
lo
be
taken
for!
:
trails
and
roads
at
places
where
OALVESTOX,
Texas,
Jan.
8.
they
may
be
required.
,
jTlte
scliooner
Muriel
S.
Winters.
Under
the
agreement
the
Pro-icapiureU
by
imileii
s-iales
pro
vincial
government
secures
all
of
bibilion
officers
outside
the
Ihree
Digby
Island
except
that
already
mile
limit
near
here,
lurns
out
under
reserve
lo
th&i
Dominion
to
be
of
Canadian
registry
at
-
.1r-.
.
..t
i
v
,
U...H.-"-
orVtlo'c
pur'posesun.r'also7
a
mM).,
Jan.
8.
I
lie
llnlish
number
or
small
adjoining'
is-government
has
asked
the.
lanils.
It
also
secures
several
Washington
government
for
n
thousand
acres
o'r
land
on
Kaien
full
explanation
of
the
seizure
or
Inland.
-
the
Canadian
schooner
Muriel
S.
Some
or
the
lands
conveyed
to
Winters
outside
or
terilorial
Hit
Provincial
government
had
waters.
Action
will
be
postponed
already
been
purveyed
Tor
town-
until
a
reply
is
received.
ile
purposes
und
on
Hie
plans
being
registered
one
rourlh
or
the
jlots
would
have
been
come)
cd
ilo
the
Provincial
government.
As
jibe
lauds
are
nol
now
needed
for
.tow'iixilr
purposes
inc
province
it
given
its
share
at
once
under
;lhe
agreement.
TO
CONTINUE
RATES
FIGHT
In
'carrying
out
the
negotia-rremier
onver
Blames
provincial
VANlHiUYhll,
Jan.
.
Charging
Hie
Ministerial
Associa-
Hons
the
minister
or
land!
Party
For
Temporary
Cessa
tion
or
Vancouver
with
being
"a
biiuch
of
pikers"
beciue
Hi
t
slated
tliat
he
iu-d.-ded
that
Hie!
Hon
of
Campaign
association
hud
not
given
hint
active
support
when
he
sought
to
stall
Lakes
be
included
in
the
liave
Ilie
Henale
pass
legislation
giving
sole
power
of
importing
ileal
so
dial
the
people
of
Prince!
VA.VCOUVIill,
Jan.
8.
The
liquor
lo
Hie
provincial
government,
Attorney
O
Mieral
A.
M.
iuperl
mjghl
have
them
as
a
British
Columbia
government
.Malison
raised
a
storm
in
protest
from
Hie
nieniuers
of
the
uso-
plavground
for
ever'wilhoul
fear
wouiu
even
now
oe
av
uuawa
iation
here
vesleruay.
Laler
Hie
Attorney
Oenerul
withdrew
tin
uf
moleslalion.
This
be
consid-nghiing
me
uauie
for
rouaiizeu
oliiei-tionatile
phrase
and
received
a
vole
of
thanks
for
coming
vi-rv
imoorlaut.
The
axree-'
foreign
freight
rales
on
the
menl
including
the
description
ohbasis
or
provincial
"
rights
by
this
land
as
set
furlli
in
the
bill
terms
or
Confede.ration
had
it
not
whieli
was
nassed
bv
the
LcKisla-been
tor
the
-activities
or
tho
ture
rollows:
Description
of
Land
Provincial
Party
declared
Pre
mier
Oliver
before
the
Vancouver
All
thai
certain
parcel
or
tract
Laurier
Club.
The
fight
will
b
of
land
containing
81
acres,
-arneu
on,
However.
10
inc
jooi
more
or
less,
being
all
that
por-,
e
uirone,
ne
ueciareu.
'lion
of
Lot
t'JUt.
liange
5'
Coast!
'"l
premier
derc.uieil
the
gov-lOislrict.
nvore
particularly
do-t,r"i'
I'aelllo
ireat
Kastern.
scribed
as
rollows:
Conuiieneing
'pulicy
ravoring
completion
ol
!at
a
point
on
high
water
mark
in
e
road,
holding
H.aL
until
it
Hussell
Arm,
situated
west
as-
reached'
Prince
George,
no
one
Ironomically
020
reel
and
north
ul"
-y
what
the
valuv
or
the
'astronomically
1,230
reel
from
investment
was.
the
station
named
"Ter,"
as!
-
slunvn
on
the
oHiciul
plan,
or
Lot
rVTCMCIAW
PADH
:t0!).
IVange
5,
Coast
District;
A
I
Lll
JlUll
LUUli
thence
north
-',S!0(
reel;
inence,
!
west
300
reel;
thence
north
1,280
feet,
more
or
less,
to
u
point
the
i
latitude
Of
which
is
at
least
001
CAUSE
OF
DEATH
Wiul
of
l.igh.water
mark
or
lhejopB
Walton.
Killed
In
Victoria
Salt
Lake;
thence
west
1,500
reel;
"ntn
nou"
un
"""i"1
thence
south
2,100
led;
lhenee
,
Wlth
2.200
Volls
west
120
reel;
thence
south
1,200
.
reel;
thence
east
1,550
reel,
more1
ItJTOHIA.
Jan.
8.Iusla..ta-or
less,
to
the
easterly
short
or
-u
overtook
(Iqorgo
PMINn
IN
NORTH
Hussell
Arm;
thence
south
rol-
wniion,
uge.i
aa,
wnen
an
cxien-rUUnU
111
IWIYin
U(WjMtf
((,
sllore.illc
f
nusscn
ston
light
cord
he
was
carrying
I.,
it...
I
nf
piininioiipn.
oecauie
suiiueiuy
ciougcu
.
wu
i
ment;
together
with
all
the
fore-
2.-'nn
vlls
following
(ho
break-shore
and
riparian
rights
which
f
lran"l,u","
!
'
?.",",,,e
-p....
..-n..
i',..,,..,.
..w,.v
i.nt'1.
ins
resilience,
vv
imam.'
v
anon,
1
t
1
1
IWWIIiIH
..J1M.I'UIIJ
..U.V
J
1
Li:
PAS.
Manitoba,
Jan.,
8.
in
said
kinds,
including
tho
lands
residence
hiid
on
Sunday.
Do-
The
skeleton
of
F.dward
Jackson,
below
as
well
as
al.ovc
hlgli-waler
....
...i
..
i...
it
..r
....
i...
.......
..
I...
l-ri
vnu,.n
llmwn.
murk.
Hie
niiivliice
will
villiin.,,v.
'?.
I'.l.MI,
n
nu
Mr
u
-
vj
I
i'u..-
....
-"
.
t
"
-
'
i
was
one
o
f
t
Ihe
cllv's
most
)Ut
sorinir
bound
for
Churchill,
four
months
from,
the
dale
hereof
....
-
--;r-
saueu
,,..uiii.v
i-.wt,iMiU
f
Constable
A.
J.
Watkldson
and
daughter
arrived
from
?ort
Simpson
CurUeita
.
ii...
Union
hi
itioru'iij,;
.
t
.
t
t
1.
.
.
.
II..
.......
w
........
II.
a
uni.l
was
rounu
in
a
neseneu
,
sihii-k
siuni7
i
n"
u
"i'"""
i
''
where
lie
apparently
lay'
down
to
81
acres
herein
in
this
clause
de-die
after
killing
his
.dogs.
His
scribed.
fur
robeH
were
still
l)ing
on.
(bo
sleigh.
Jurkson
was
in
ill.
health
-
U.
!!
b
-fl
-'.-.
-n.
P.
A
.McDougall1
left
on
ivsrlit
M-!in
for
Priestley.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Kdinbulon
.Vancouver,
last)
Saskatoon
CaJjrary
1,
Vancouver
at
Calyar
l;
at