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30".
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by
time
a
It
i
ttivlcdalr
f
.tin
"he
hand
of
tomb
robbers.
II
1
a
spevlmrn
of
Hie
funerary
ir'
of
the.
F.ighlecnlh
Dynasty,
r'.iar
rrnwncd
goihlee
f
death
Mind
at
llu
four
romers
of
the
cuffin
with
otilKprrad
wings
lo
shield
Ihr
dead
monarch
from
evil
foi
e
The
figures
are
boldly
end
deeply
Inched,
FRANCE
WILL
NOT
FALTER
Will
Meet
All
Obligations
Caused
by
Failure
of
Her
Debtor,
Germany
PARIS,
l
eb.
5.
France
will
hoimr
the
eiiBaKcineut
xhe
wax
olilieil
In
contract
hy
the
failure
of
her
debtor,
(lermnny,
ilerlaml
l'lcldenl
Millerand
at
il
banitiet
here
To
win
victory
in
the
Ureal
War
he
had
jiiveii
till
her
mmim:
lo
maintain
her
credit
lulai
l
ihe
VM'uld
have
to
Che
nil
her
rc-iouire.
he
said,
uch
wa
the
uiianlmoiix
will
of
France
irre-I'lii'clive
of
the
part
die
dialed,
Hie
president
ihrlared.
LLOYD
GEORGE
PAYS
TRIBUTE
Woodrow
Wilson's
Name
Will
Oo
Down
In
History,
He
Says
Dreams
Not
Yet
Realized
I.ONbO.V.
M'eb.
r.
"Wood
row
Wilson
will
become
one
of
Ihe
weal
flfture
.uf
history,''
dc-clared
havid
bloyd
C!oiKf
itcr-dny
when
nolified
of
Ihe
denlli
of
Hie
ex.
president
of
the
United
stales.
'Wilson,
like
Lincoln
and
other
preal
Idealislx
did
nol
live
lu
sec
his
dreams
realized."
MANY
KILLED
FROM
EATING
BAD
BEANS
ALHAWi
fiio
r.
Shvpii
the
Nlwiid
and
u,ln
one
lo
(lie
lop
of
the
mountain,
lie
had
found
that
there
were
many
dlfllcullir
In
the
way.
however.
When
the
road
westward
from
Prince
George
had
been
planned.
it
was
with
a
view
to
going
only
Stent
Coffin
Seee
First
Light
In
a
Ur
a,.lolK
je
I8(J
3,00
Year
Chastely
Sim-
M(f,
,oIl,
C
tnlnicr
t)
,,.
tte
In
Design
jjC
ori9
,0
wou,
noi
yuppuri
"
j
any
such
policy
unless
the
roail
UXOIt,
Feb.
5.
For
the
first
eventually
was
rarried
lliruugh
.s:?
iii
three
thousand
rar
the
l()
rmee
Huperl.
Tim
ultimate
i
si
-lone
eofhii
of
Kin
lu-
Van-.himen,
wnj.,
in
to
get
through
lo
ancient
monarch
f.eouVfr
prllC(.
nuperl
by
yplMUs.
HUHMI
lorill
jrMfr-
,
Nt
,,..
ruu(e
wa.
1iT
U
H
majesiy.
.tJ'T
V
Mnleeltve
uoldeii'shNueTllie
f
uiih
ekcl
proved
rhaslrly
fcilMt.t.
l.t
alAMltlll
llllll
MM
1111.
taln.UiC
minister
said,
ttiey
.
.
.
would
have
lo
(jo
by
way
of
Calloway
llapid.
Accordingly
H
was
proposed
lo
build
that
sec-
lion
first
and
by
the
time
it
wa
finished
they
would
have
the
road
beyond
located.
It
wai
use
less
lo
carry
the
road
lo
I'yee
if
II
wa
to
cod
Ibrre.
Salt
Lakes
Speaking
of
Ihe
recent
deal
in
ronnectiou
with
the
Salt
Lakes
mid
other
laud,
Mr.
I'allullo
explained
that
there
was
an
agreement
be!
ween
the
Hail
way
Company
ami
Ihe
Koverumenl
by
which
certain
land
on
Kaicn
Island
and
vicinity
were
lo
be
subdivided
and
the
province
was
lo
set
one
uuarter
interest.
Under
present
conditions
the
cost
of
subdivision
was
considered
loA
meat,
so
an
arrangement
whs
made
by
which
the
4
iuv
cm-
incut
secured
its
land
iu
a
block.
The
Salt
Lakes
and
surrounding
laud
were
conveyed
lo
Ihe
province
lo
be
used
for
park
purposes
am)
eventually
Ibis
would
be
turned
over
lo
the
,cily
of
Prince
Itupcrt.
He
did
nol
Ihiuk
il
would
be
wise
lo
do
il
now.
as
In
thai
cae
Ihe
cily
would
have
lo
pay
all
cost
of
Improvement.
He
also
did
nol
advise
thai
Hie
laud
should
be
declared
a
nubile
nark
as
I
hey
they
couM
spend
only
monies'
olcd
for
parts
purposes
and
such
a
vote
had
not
been
made
for.
years.
11
was
heller,
he
thought,
lo
Keep
ill
touch
with
Ihe
public
works
de
parlmenl
here
and
pet
what
work
Ihey
could
done
rather
I
hail
have
thu
land
conveyed
just
now.
Under
Ihe
transfer
the
pro
vince
Kot
the
whole
of
Digliy
Is
laud
except
the
part
owned
by
the
Marine
Department
and
the
Indian
lleservc.
The
forty
acres
on
Kaicn
Island
was
lo
bo
chosen
by
the
Provincial
le
parlmenl.
He
considered
that
(ho
railway
company
had
acted
generously.
They
would
also
pay
a
share
toward
tho
construction
of
llio
road.
Redistribution
Mr.
I'allullo
spoke
of
the
value
lu
thu
north
of
the.
Increase
In
the
number
of
members
and
consequent
increase
Iu
liio
vol
Ing
ulrenglh
in
Ihe.
legislature
Persons
r
.i.i
i
ii.....
.iui,.''rhi
Uueeu
Charlolto
Island
-
v
u
nut
null'
-
-
.i
u;"p
.
.
s
n
result
of
callus
bomo
pre-
would
benefit
by
Ibis
ns
the
served
bcutu,
which
It
Is
bo-'member
would
have
more
lime
lieved
devolo
to
looking
utter
their
were
spoiled
and
had
pro-llo
luced
a
deadly
poison
known
as
inlered-,
allhougl.
In
tho
past
fiolullhls,
'h
did
io
'b'nk
tliulr
Uit
iresfi
Itupcrt
and
the
rest
of
Kaien
Is
lam!,
(he
Tsimpseau
peninsula,
the
Oueeu
Charlotte
Islands,;
Pim-her
and
Pill
Islands
and
a
few-
small
islands.
Win
n
iu
(he
Last
the
ioiiiiler
said
he
had
been
pleased'
lo
fiiuF
how
Ihe
people
looked
on
llrit-l
ish
Columbia
as
a
prosperous,
province.
The
finance!
were
In.
a
sounder
comliliou
than
ever!
and
times
were
belter
than
in
the
Fast.
The
action
of
the.
(ovrrumenl
In
developing
the'
offshore
limber
business
had
had!
a
stabilizing
eifect.
TinilxT
was
Ihe
life
of
the
north
country.
Immigration
Mr.
Patlulbi
urged
I
lie
value
of
a
sound
lmmigraltoii
policy.
lo
rafscTlhcir
owip.
uiuttiyi.
They
had
been
accused
.
of
-bringing
green
KnglUhmeu
lo
the
rountry
hut
these
men
made
(rood
and
their
children
became
pood
Can
adians
and
so
did
Ihe
children
of
the
people
of
oilier
nations.
All
should
be
welcomed
here.
11
could
not
be
expected
that
a
man
would
soon
forget
his
own
country.
He
would
nut
be
a
good
citizen
if
be
did.
What
was
necessary
was
to
instil
in
them
the
spirit
of
Caiiadiauisin
and
make
the
children
into
good
Canadians.
He
did
not
believe
Canada
was
going
lu
the
dogs.
Ilijsiucss
conditions
iu
the
coun
try
were
never
sounder
than
today
and
Ihey
must
gel
away
from
the
spirit
of
pessimism.
STORM
RAGES
CENTRAL
U.S.
Trains
Stalled
and
Several
People
Killed
Owing
to
Driving
Snow
St.
PAUL,
Feb.
5.
Stalled
trains,
sleeted
wires
and
snow
drifted
on
the
roads
today
are
the
result
of
a
storm
which
raged
yester
day
and,
last
night
through
the
middle
states.
Many
Chicago
circuits
were
cut
off.
At
Ypsllantl,
Michigan,
two
women
In
an
automobile
were
killed.
At
Flint
a
boy
was
killed
driving
a
car
which
was
struck
by
a
train.
A
man
fatally
Injured
was
run
down
by
a
truck
In
the
driving
snow.
REBEL
LEADERS
ARE
SENTENCED
TO
DEATH
Commander
of
Former
White
Army
and
20
Others
to
Pay
Penalty
MOSCOW,
Feb.
5".
General
Pepliayev,
former
commander,
of
the
white-
army
and
20
of
his
followers,
have
been
senlenced
to
dealh
by
a
military
tribunal
al
Chian
for
coupler
revolution
ury
activities
In
Siberia
after
PIMNtiK
IIUPKIIT,
H.(l,
TUK.SIUY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1021,
Kolcluik
s
defeat.
1-Illy
seven
war.
okhers
have
been
sentenced
lo
prsou
H
9
'
SKLsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssl
sassssssssssssssV
"
ssssssssssssssssssssssssssH
'L:
i
MsBaV
H
IBsassssssssssw
sssssssssssssassssssV
-AjTMssssssm
LissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssB
.Mali
in
Furha,
u
woman
of
frail
physique,
is
able
lu
bend
iron
bars
while
under
Ihe
hypnotism
of
Krick
Jan
lluuiisseii
who
is
able
l,o
inculcate
her
wild
five
limes
her
natural
strength.
The
two
are
appearing
on
the
American
slug?
lo
demonstrate
this
unusual
act.
PRESBYTERIANS
MAKE
GOOD
COLLECTIONS
FOR
CHURCH
FUND
Willi
only
0
or
the
It
canvassing
teams
reporting
their
returns,
the
total
for
the
Presbyterian
Church
building
fund
last
night
stood
at
?G.0(MI
showing
net
collections
of
Ihe
day
to
be
around
the
1,000
mark
for
the
six
committees.
Height
and
early
the
canvas
started
yesterday
morning
and
the
enthusiastic
teams
met
with
splendid
results
indicating
that
Ihe
ram-will
go
over
with
success.
The
objective
is
a
minimum
of
$10,000
but
it
is
now
hoped
thai
this
total
will
be
exceeded.
FLOOD
AT
INDIAN
i
'
:
i
i
!
j
I
i
:i
!
i
!
RIVER
DOES
DAMAGE
Logs
Carried
Away,
Trees
Up
rooted
and
Roadways
Badly
Damaged
Waters
Now
Subsiding
WM
Ym
Want
A
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurant.
TAXI
QQ
mm
if.
BOSTON
GRILL
a
harry
Third
Avenue.
tt
Deal
of
Food
Good
Service.
m
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VuUrtftjr'a
Circulation,
1SZ
NEW
LAUNCH
IN
FORESTRY
DEPARTMENT
Leila
R.
to
be
Replaced
by
Better
Boat
Suited
to
Rough
Weather
A
new
launch
Is
to
be
built
for
the
Forestry
department
to
be
used
In
place
of
the
Leila
R.
In
these
waters.
The
boat
now
In
use
Is
hardly
good
enough
to
face
all
weathers,
cruls"
Ing
along
the
exposed
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
crossing
Hecate
Straits.
The
new
one
that
will
take
her
place
will
be
larger
and
better
equipped.
She
will
be
built
In
some
British
Columbia
yard.
PRINCE
RIDES
HORSES
extent
or
the
damage
has
not
ing
there.
yet
been
estimated.
Tho
Hoods
waters
are
now
subsiding.
POOLING
SALARIES
LONDON,
Feb.
5.
The
cabinet
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
yew?.
It
Strut
KIM
24.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
ROAD
TO
CALLOWAY
RAPIDS
IS
PROMISED
SEVERE
SNOWSTORM
SWEEPS
OVER
CENTRAL
STATES
AND
STALLS
TRAINS
Government
Will
Build
Road
to
Galloway
Rapids
First
and
Make
Surveys
for
Going
Beyond
"II
ji
l
lie
in
1
-ii
Itoit
of
I
lie
provincial
government
to
cum-
had
been
neglected.
Willi
two,
Mtitei
roiislrmlioii
of
tin
road
lo
Galloway
Rapid
and
while
mure
members
In
the
north
the
Dial
is
going
in
i
lu
muke
u
llmroiigh
reroiiuaiunre
of
Hie
coiinlrj
'prestige
of
Prince
Itupcrt
and,
between
here
ami
Terrace
with
u
view
(o
finding
out
where
Ihejthe
whole
rountry
ought
tu
he!
nad
will
have
lo
go
IWore
commencing
ronslriu-tiou
on
the
icon-idrrably
increased.
This'
oilier
side
uf
(ialiowuy
Rapids."
Thai
wa
n
f
ta
tt-m
fit
t
made
constituency
now
included
Prince'
Is
Hun,
T.
l.
I'allullo
in
addressing
the
Liberal
Association
last
night
when
referring
In
local
issues.
t
Mr,
l'nttollo
emphasized
Ihe
fact
'that
lie
hud
filwu
favored
TUTANKHAMEN'S
TOMB
IS
OPEN
building
of
a
road
to
Hie
back
of
Germany
Sends
Note
to
France
Complaining
of
Action
Toward
.
Separatist
Move
in
her
Country
HKIILIN,
Feb.
7.
Germany
has
sent
a
new
nole
lo
France
eiudiasiziug
Ihe
heavy
responsibility
of
France
in
Hie
event
of
:
inability
(o
meet
her
financial
obligations
I
The
note
complains,
that
French
.support
oT
the
separatists
entailed
a
serious
infringement
of
the
sovereignly
of
Ihe
Reich
and,
the
oppression
of
700,000
defenseless
persons.
Germany
asks
that
tbe
French
re-establish
conditions
in
the
I'iilatiuale
of
Germany
according,
to
the
treaty,
disarm
the
separatists
and
allow
unrestricted
resumption
of
the
activities
of
the.
German
authorities.
ALICE
ARM
TO
I
HAVE
BRIDGE
Work
on
Suspension
Structure
Across
Kltsault
River
Will
Start
Soon
Work
will
soon
start
on
the
construction
of
the
cable
suspension
bridge
across
the
Kitsault
Itiver
al
Alice
Arm,
Major
It.
M.
I
Taylor,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
announces.
Tenders
are
Ibeing
called
for
Ihe
piling
and
itimber
work..
and'
as
soon
as
the
lemfnTci's'have
Leen
Jel
andhe
piling
assembled,
work
will
pro
ceed.
the
innuxuralion
of
.extensive
lodging
operations
on
tho
east
side
of
the
river.
j
The
bridge
will
have
one
central
cable
suspension
span
of
-30
I
feet
with
timber
deckiusr
and
approaches
from
either
end.
'
II
is
planned
lo
have
the
bridge
completed
nd
ready
for
opera-j
t
foil
by
the
end
of
April.
MCMORDIE
IS
LIBERAL
HEAD
Elected
President
at
Annual
Meeting
of
Association
Last
Night
l.icul.-COlonel
S.
P.
McMordie.
a
pioneer
of
Prince
Itupcrt,
was
chosen
last
night
as
president
of
the
Liberal
Association,
at
the
annual
meeting,
Then.
Collar!
pre-siding.
There
were
present
lion.
T.
I.
Patlullo
and
Fred
Stork,.
M.P..
both
of
which
addressed
the
FNTFRFH
FflR
RAPFS
gathering
and
were
given
a
good
rUI
ftvl-Ojm.,l,,i0lli
C111LICU
Following
Is
a
com-
-
'plele
list
of
the
new
officers
for
Reported
that
he
Engaged
In
tju.
t.omj,ij.
ycar:
Formal
Contest
with
Jockles
n,,n
,.pHidenls
(tight
Hon.
Tralnlno
at
Epsom
w.
j
Mackenzie
King
and
lion.
!
'John
Oliver.
YA.NCOl
VF.lt,
Feb.
5.
More
LONDON,
Feb.
5.
The
Princo
nml
vice-presidents
Hon.
T.
than
a
million
feet
'of
high
grade
or
Wales,
it
Is
reported,
motored
)f
pailullo,
n.
..
M.
Manson.
logs
were
carried
away,
hundreds
yesterday
to
Kpsoui
downs,
rode
Fred
Slork
and
F.
G.
Dawson.
or
trees
were
uprooted
and
road-
several
or
the
horses
quartered,
president
Lieul.-Col.
S.
P.
k
a
GHANDI
ORDERED
Neville
Secretary
II.
F.
Glassey.
Treasurer
James
MeNulty.
I:i-imiI
ii
John
Ilvhhavu.
S
LONDON,
Feb.
5.
The
Horn-
Nelson.
Fred
llennlng,
L.
W.
ministers,
are
reported
to
be
ser-
bay
government
has
ordered
Ihe
Patinore,
II.
Gordon.
lously
conslderliur
Koolinir
their
release
of
Ghandi,
the,
Iiulian
salaries,
as
was
done,
during
Ihelnallnnalisl
leader,
who
on
Murch
18,
IU22,
was
senleueed
"lo
six
years'
penal
servuuue
lor
sou-
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
C,
(legion
I.
c
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n
KJmonloi;
y
OLIVER
WILL
FIGHT
BATTLE
Will
Defend
Himself
In
Person
Before
Royal
Commission
jf
Investigation
YICTOHIA,
Feb.
5.
Premier
Oliver
will
fight
his.
own
batllo
before
the
Royal
Commission
on
P.G.C
Hallway
affairs,
it
.was
learned
here
yesterday.
The
premier
will
not
bo
represented
personally
by
counsel
but
will
-appear
for
himself
to
disprove'
tj
I
Iwweeimiebargc
tof
Ibes
pr-.j
'vlneial
party,
"j
The
Premier,
il
is
understood,
'will
be
to
all
"c
l"Ca,vu
prepared
i
answer
i-i
..I.;l.
ill
l.
.
.,-
...
....
.
......
.
.
-f
aUack!l
Inad(,
tipon
Jln
ocale,
almos
at
Ihe
moult
ur
,
t,e
Mlsaull
I
iver
and
very
clo.e
lolhetownorA.ceArnuw,IIre-,
Commission
Place
ineffectual
ferry
services
'
Iwl.ich
have
been
employed
for
;...."
r,
.."K".
t
"J
some
years.
II
has
tteen
aguaieii
a
coiisnieranle
nuiuDer
or
legal
for
by
Ihe
people
of
Alice
Arm,.,,
.............
..
4
p.
lis.,
auui
lie
j
'
iu
rmi
.'i
uiicmu
a-
hj
i
u
for
some
years
and
final
decision
.
,.
.rl,
to
build
it
was
reached
following
",'".r
UIIIIUUIKCIIICIll
Ul
I
III"
UI'UIIH-
meiil
of
(he
commission
and
its
scope
will
be,
made
this
week,
it
'
is
understood.
r
CAPITAL
LEVY
IS
DEFENDED
Smtltle
Says
Government
Justified
In
Using
Wealth
of
Unduly
Rich
KIIIKINTII.IOCII,
Scotland.
Feb
5.
Hubert
Smillic
justified
at
capital
levy
at
a
labor
demon-
st
ration
here
last
night.
He.
said
he
believed
Ihe
labor
party
could
justify
itself
iu
taking
from
the
excessively
wealthy
people
the
Inrirer
part
of
their
riches
in
order
lo
consuinatu
reforms
essential
to
a
better
standard
of
life
among
people
generally.
BRITISH
ROUND
'
WORLD
FLIGHT
Planes
Will
Take
Opposite
Routes
to
Flyers
From
United
'
States
OTTAWA,
Feb.
5.
.North
Ot-tuwa
and
Moulclajr
will
be
on
the
route
of
Hie
round
Hie
world
ways
were
badly
damaged
by
a
'there
and
entered
in
the
forth-
,McMonlie.
(flight
to
be
attempted
by
llritish
flood
which
raged
for
twelve
coining
races,
and
engaged
in
a(
First
vice-president
Then,
airmen
commencing
about
Ihe
hours
at
Indian
lllver
fifteen
formal
contest
with
the
pro-
Collarl.
Jmbblle
of
March,
Col.
L.
llroonm
miles
northwest
of
here.
The
fesslonal
Jockles
who
are
train-:
Second
vice-president
James
announces.
He
declared
that
they
aimed
to
complete
a
round
the
world
trip
in
l0
days.
Starling
from
Croydon,
Fuglaud.
llie.
(light
proceeds
eastward
through
In.
TO
BE
RELEASED
F..
Parker.
W
F..
Williams,
J.
A.
(Ha,
Italy,
llurma,
China.
Japan,
il,
mostly,
i
.
i.
nrrHiu,
a
aim
liunuuu
unviv
tu
mu
9iaiiiii)$
point.
Union
slramcr
Cardena,
Capt.
A,
K.
Dickson,
arrived
from
Anyox
and
Stewart
at
2:t5
this
afteruobu
and
will
sail
at.
5
fur
Vancouver
and
way
porta.