WMfl
Yn
Want
A
Tha
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
99
BOSTON
GRILL
m
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Ucst
of
Foot!
Good
Service.
mi
iara
and
Bait
Satvlba
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Hoxes
for
Party
Use.
In
lha
Pity.
fUtaa
ReaonaJie
L
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Take
Har
to
Tha
Boaton."
VOL
V
NO,
31.
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Mil
t
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
RAMSAY
MCDONALD
ON
FOREIGN
POLICY
WOODROW
WILSON
BURIED
TODAY
IN
CATHEDRAL
UNITED
STATES
CAPITAL
President
Wilson
Buried
Today
with
Highest
Honors
Nation
Could
Bestow
on
one
of
Private
Citizens
V.HNNiTOX.
IVIi.
0.
Former
President
Woodrow
Wil-mhi
wa
Inmcd
herv
llu
uflcriioon
without,
iiiurlial
display
but
Willi
the
highest
honor
ti
nation
can
belovv
on
a
citizen.
The
filial
rcroniouy
look
plure
in
lirthlehem
diapel
of
llic
cuthcdral
of
Smut
Peter
timl
Saint
Pant.
Hll'
of
the
former
president'
oldest
friend
attended
n
nTYire
ul
his
home
and
1,50(1
look
part
in
Ihe
service
at
the
cathedral,
th
latter
including
President,
Cool
id
ge,
member
of
the
?ubine.
high
official
of
the
army
and
navy.
Congress
adjourn
td
til
honor
of
the
dead
and
in
many
lule.
commerce
and'
einrnimeiilal
activities
reeled
diiriiig
the
time
of
Ihe
fun
ral.
!
The
funeral
service
vva
heard
throughout
th-.'
country
by
radio.
I
AnV
ASPIR
ANT
T.L
FOR
MAYORALTY
DIES
IN
F1GHT
-
Itrttl
of
Palmetto,
Louisiana,
la
Scene
of
Election
Battle
afternoon.
Hev.
Hr.
II.
It.
Orant
WINNIPLi.
Feb.
G.
The
col--
-77,
jofllcUle.1
and
W.
Vaugban
onization
and
development
policy
vt
uiii.i..v.!.
rew.
o.
wrs.,
.
.
.
.
.
1
f
HUutXUu
luiiHiia.
iu
m
re-
si
irlii.ur'
wan
ViUril,
Hury
Mkmt
..f
II.
aa
Imam
k
nrlli'ifl
-
pinbubly
fatally
wounded,
vA
it
d,
Clark
i'it
and
ilatuli-
were
Uiiumlcd
In
a
Kun
bat-imlay
on
the
Mrcrln
of
Pal-
la:
:.-
DEATHTOLLIN
BAD
EXPLOSION
Many
Killed
and
Injured
Whan
Ukrainian
Ounamllh'a
Store
Blows
Up
I'.HiA.
Feb.
rt.
Many
ner"ii
"-e
killed
and
fifty
were
injureil
a
itpiiII
of
an
fkidottou
in
a
k
:
Miiilh
n
ntore
al
Kliarkhov.
'Ik-
eaila
of
t
kraine.
Nine
l"'die
limp
been
rectiveieil.
The
'li'lon
oecurr'd
in
a
neven
I'
i'rey
bnililiiu;
where
a
fond
tiiiiiiiiUuriat
and
several
olhe.-ii:IiIiiIIiiii
were
localed.
Panic
'"'nei
und
many
person
leaped
f
inn
window.
USK
WOMAN
AND
INFANT
CHILD
DIED
YESTERDAY
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Matilda
Shorkey
Passes
Away
In
Prince
Rupert
Qenaral
Hospital
Kliubclli
Matilda
Shorkey.
wife
'f
John
Alien
Shorkey,
hiKer
of
and
in
fun
I
pirl
died
yeler-day
aflernoon
In
the
Prince
llu-I'frl
lieneral
llopilal.
Ieceaied
wan
a'nalive
of
Kng-land
und
wa
tweuty-eiuht
year
"f
aifc.
sjhe
,d
resided
in
till
-"y
for
a
comparatively
tdiort
i""'
ul
the
MuKKiillem
Aparl-inentK,
''he
funeral
will
lake
place
tomorrow
aflernoou
from
the
'I.
I.
inlerlakerK'
Parlor
In
Pain
lew
Co
1
net
cry!
Archdeacon
U.
A.
lux
omelatiiiK.
DROPPED
DEAD
PLAYING
GOlf
ON
C0LW00D
LINKSjnsURRECTIONISTS
VICTOIIIA,
Feb.
.
William
Hume
Jllake,
K.C.,
son
or
Ihe
Into
Smnue)
IIukIi
IHnke
of
Toronlo,
ul'
H.oppej
,iead
yesterday
nrter-jLvacuallou
01
vein
truz
ny
1.11
f
foreign
speaking
people
along
the
principle
of
a
bill
providing
0
following
his
counsel's
repre-hoon
on
Cowood
golf
links,
lie
llmla
Insurrecllonlsls
is
reporl-tl0
Caiiiuliaii
National
lines.
for
economies
during
the
year
senlalions
to
Ottawa.
The
con-
arrived
rrom
Ihe
east
on
u
"'
FUNERAL
SERVICE
IS
CONDUCTED
FOR
LATE
mrs.
Randolph
jones
funeral
nervier
for
Ihe
late
M"
Kaudolph
K.
Jones,
whose'
death
occurred
at
I
lie
first
of
'llie
week.
wa
held
at
I
fie
Chattel!
of
,le
c
t,'nd.-rtakcr
lili!
navies
presided
ul
the
organ.
.
.
.
...
in
brrvur.l
trial
I
vr
were
cx-
prrnoed
by
Or.
(Irani,
An
u.
nmliipe,'or
frfclid
rw1i
"present
lo
pay
lal
respects
to
(he
de-ccascd.
There
were
floral
tributes
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
W.
Illrch,
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
II.
l.oe.
Mr.
and
Mr.
V.
S.
Fisher.
Mr.
and
Mri.
X-
Miissallem,
Fred
.Slork,
M.P.,
Mr
and
Mrs..
W.
II.
Wilson
Murray.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l.
Vance
.
Maple
Leaf
Itaskelhall
Kills.
Mr.
and
Mr.
I.
M.
I.
Hunter
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
('.
A.
Hunter.
The
remains
will
tto
forward
on
tniiiphr
(rain
to
WiHtdslock,
Xi-w
Itriniswlck.
when
Ihey
will
he
interred
in
Ihe
family
plot.
TOURISTS
WELCOMED
IRELAND
ONCE
MORE
Talllteann
Games
to
be
Held
In
August
and
100,000
Visitors
Expected
IHIII.IN.
Feb.
11.
For
sunn:
jear
ial
the
tourist
trade
iu
Ireland
has
been
al
its
lowest
ebb.
Now
thai
normal
conditions
of
life
have
been
restored
it
i
hoped
to
revive
its
edd
prosperity
and
Ihe
railway
companies,
as
well
as
those
in
control
of
Ire-land'o
famous
beauty
spots,
con.
template
an
advertising
campaign
lo
lure
Ihe
tourist
bark.
The
holding
of
the
Taillteaun
mime
In
Atmust
Is
expected
to
al
tract
lo
Dublin
and
.
Ireland
about
one
hundred
thousand
visitors.
There
is
still
much
discussion
as
to
Ihe
possibility
of
hous'itiK
Iheii'i
if
Ihey
do
come,
but
Ihe
poslmasler
general,
who
is
in
charge
of
Ihe
project,
is
very
saiiRUlue.
He
believes
that
IJie
visitors
can
be
comfortably
Hccominodaleil
in
private,
houses
und
he
has
the
co-operation
in
his
elTorl
of
the'
Hoyal
Dublin
Society,
Ihe
orKnnliers
of
the
annual
horse
show,
Cllliens
are
brink-
invited
to
promote
a
scheme
for
the
decoration
of
Iho
city,
and
Ihe
Itotary
Club
is
as-sistfiig
the
project.
CVAPIIATP
VERA
PDI17
LTnttUAlC
VCKA
LKUb
WASHINGTON,
.
Feb.
0.
ed
today
111
consular
auvices,
re-
'eeu
-
ed
the
statu
department
jjjjj
it
-
"Slrongheurt,"
the
canine
COLONIZATION
BY
RAILWAY
Conference
at
Winnipeg.
Dlscus-
...
u.
ii.....
.1
unub
.
0r
the
Canadian
National
Hail
ways,
a
recently
announced
by
(.
IJainl,
Ititchie.
C.
ddcnl
W.
I).
Itobb.
wa'Joi,,,,,.
j'.
wa'rdrop.
It.
li.
Nk-hof,
r
looie
or
discussion
ul
rii,.
h-i.,iu
v
ifc-presldcnl
I
he
chief
(ImY
amid
of
the
laud
'and
townsite
ilcpurl-
inenl
and
(he
colonization
ami
doelopineut
department
held
here
yeslerday.
Plan
were
laid
for
Ihe
.extension
of
Ihe
department's
uclivilies
on
a
larj-'i'
scale
iu
Fimipe
ami
United
Slate,
us
laid
down
in
the
policy
und
K.
F.
Field,
laud
comiiiisiouer
and
bead
of
the
de
parti
its
rumeninc.
expressed
the
opinion
dial
the
increased
work
would
undoubtedly
direct
a
steady
increasing'
uuimber
of
immigrants
into
Western
Canada.
HeJ
gradually
e1rndinp
the
facilities
of
hi
department
to
handle
(his
influx
efficiently.
Office
Opened
An
office
has
been
opened
b
Mr.
Field
in
SI.
Paul
under
the
management
of
L.
II.
Hoyd,
who
had
been
placed
iu
charge
of
the
department'
interests"
iu
the
middle
and
western
states,
with
the
exception
of
the
Pacific
coal
slates,
whfre
an
office
has
been
opened
in
Scuttle
with
W.
F.
Anderson
in
charge.
.
(i.
I
taiii.
formerly
assistnlil
laud
commissioner,
has
been
appointed
manager
of
the
laud
and
towusile,
department
with
headquarters
at
Winnipeg.
In
reviewing
Ihe
business
during
Ihe
pal
year
it
developed
Dial
the
company's
sales
of
farm
lands
showed
a
very
satisfactory
Increase
over
Ihe
previous
year.
A
large
number
of
questions-
of
policy
for
the
future
operation
of
Ihe
two
departments
were
discus
sed
and
settled,
one
(luestiou
par-
tlctilarly
affecling
the
relation
of
n.n
I.,
il
.i.irelt.w.rs
being
Hint
Ihe
company
Is
liiiir,la,l
l,,r,,l
.'Hie
wl.irlwin.l
ll.ree--xMm
(,.eable
Ihe
government
catches
tolulling
33,500
pounds
all
,,u'
camimiKii
pHm
lo
a
close
of
a
,,,e
Change
this
morn-keep
iu
Us'
posver
wilhln
reason
lo
J(
SPCUre
ull
expression
opin-
rarmers
on
the
laud
und
en-:,l,is
eve,,,,,t
1,1,1
U
is
cimrWeiilly
.,
from
,,.
,ie0,,0
win,
,.efei..ing.
Prices
showed
a
tendency
to
able
the.n
lo
retain
their
hold-
"I'ccled
that
the
minimum
oh-
Ul
pn.xincial
liquor
1
cgi.la-jweak,;,,,
'V.U
hough
Ihey
are
slid
I
i.irtll,
a
..f
JiinikAil
...III
I...
b.....l....l
.hi,,
1.
1
ibl.
Ings.
Farm
Halo
The
colonization
and
develop-1
Is
,'"""
"'mug
10
near
me
nuai
ic-
menl
department
extending
cover
supply
of
farm
help
iu
the.1
un.l
e.illnfl
li.il
Ittld
llis'rll.lll
it.tl
I
of
Infonnallon
regarding
condi-
lions
at
ull
point
in
western
Camilla,
Ihe
maintenance
of
goodwill
with
boards
of
trade
and
other
local
bodies,
an
agricultural
Bl,rv.'
'
cxisiing
seiners,
aim
a
foreign
deparlnxMil
Is
now
being
established
lo
take
rare
of
all
Ibese
features
In
ihe
seltlemenl
:i
no
eonrerenee
was
aiiended
Hy
'th.
folloina
offi.-ial.-
and
staff"
'tar
or
llu;
movies,
vva
"snapped"
by
over
sevsnly,
camera
at
one
hundred
mile
grand
prix
dog
race
near
Hanff.
iRritich
nMnmnt
A!
Relax
Its
Rules;
Foreign
Policy
of
Ramsay
Macdonald
Set
Forth
A.
K.
Field,
Dau
M.
Jobiisou,
(.
W.
S.
D.
"
"ls()n
'!',,..
C.
I.,
late.
I..
II.
(.urlou.
J.
J.
Toohill.
A
.K.
Mark.
Winnipeg;
1
11
11
1
i
D...I
Mi
1
Viiln
Jit
tn."
vviuie,
vi
ii
Lincoln,
.Muiaska,
.i
ri.
J.
i
.
Mclntyre.
Saskaloo,,;
It.
C.
W.
I.OII,
t.
I..
I.IIIIKIII'
UIIU
(iuirr.
Kduionton;
F.
C.
Smokstad.
Maon
City.
Iowa;
II.
F.
Springs
and
W.
I..
Logan,
Saskatoon:
C.
"
ii.
(irimpey.
Minneapolis,
Minn.
MINERS
DROWN
LOWER
LEVELS
;
Trapped
In
Iron
Workings
and
Only
Seven
Able
to
Escape
from
Water
CIIOSIIY,
Minn.,
Feb.
0.
'
j
.
1
I
till
lion
-
.avv.iutia
V
U
I
I
I
II
111
I
IITJ
1
1
Ul
l
.U
HPIl"
I,
ttrly-lWo
miners
perished
when'
,,
,
,
,
,,
,
....
add
Hrilain
will
be
no
longer
enlatie
peers
who
are
e
ecled
to
,.
,
,
,,
,
r
11
the
hot
lout
fell
out
oT
a
small!
,
,
,
.
1
i
nt.
,
1
,
,
,
,
,
,1
,
,
.,
1,
content
to
sit
and
watch
events
Ihe
House
of
Lord
for
life,
pond
and
flooded
the
workings
..
.
..
.
...
..
...
.
,
,,
....
,,
'
.,
.
.
.
and
Ihe
result
Is
that
the
new
Neither
the
rree
Stale
governor
lie
Millford
Iron
Mine
near
.
....
..
i.r
.
.
here
laic
yesterday.
They
wero,
cauglil
In
Ihe
lower
level,
and
only
seven
or
a
crew
of
P.i
were
able
In
gain
Hie
safely
of
the
liafl
and
ascend
to
the
surface.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
BUILDING
FUND
DRIVE
RACHES
$8,000
MARK
i
The
Presbterian
Church
build.
ling
fund
reached
the
?8,ni(lj
,,I,,ark
wl"'n
nU.
Uu
unP
of
l'"!
Hk-1-
to
vwu
canvassing
teams
reporleil...,.,..,!,,..
Jeclixe
of
t0,000
will
be
reached.
There
will
be
a
grand
rally
of,
"
cougregaun
u
111
me
ci.urcu
FRANCE
JOINS
THE
ECONOMY-BRIGADE
Votes
Favor
of
Cutting
Down
Bll
Hon
Francs
During
1924
c.viu,
ren,
11.
me
chamber
of
deputies
voted
.unanimously
oil
tUSl
amounting
to
a
billion
fiaur
..
LONDON,
Feb.
0.
Kvideutly
the
new
Labor
government
lHS
on
internal
policies
such
as
housing
cm
.loymenl
and
agricultnre.
An
jniportanl
conference
wi
1
take
1.1...
...,.i......l...l
..-.II.
II.
a
l,.,lUI.,i.
....I...
I-.-
Tl.
menlS
aim
i
to
induce
the
union
to
allow
relaxation
of
the
.
.
,
.,
...
It.
.
,
n,-,a
,.,
.i.;,,,,
........
i,"T,.
.
...
.
.
,
.7.
...Tr....'
i""i"8
-
iciurn
too
miiuii
iiuuii
me
oenimeui
ongiu
10
B""'!
continuance
of
the
housing
policy
over
a
period
of
,;,,.,,.
...
...
v,.rw
1
,.
..
..
.
reported
that
Premier
llamsay
Macdonald
contemplates
i".
'
Tk
'
Zn"'
;rliamlier
more
disposed
to
meet!
llritisb
views
011
reparations.
Premier
Macdonald
says
there
tiuirof
allowing
llic
Irish
retre-i
dilllcully
iu
including
Hu.sia'sentalie
peer
lo
retain
'their
iu
the
League
of
Nations
bul'sfaU
in
the
House
which
wa
iennany'.s
inclusion
should
be
insrsled
upon.
Discussing
llrilisli
relation.
with
France,
Ihe
Premier
says
Conservative
press
and
anti-Irish
(he
hesitating,
negative
altitude
organizations
in
F.nglaud.
of
Ihe
former
llritisb
Oovern-i
This
question,
however,
has
not
inent
has
been
mainly
respousi-
arisen
since
Ihe
treaty
was
ble
for
the
misunderstanding.
'signed
as
a
vacancy
ha
not
o-'n
1
...
1
u
i.-it
in.
ii,.,.i,l;.i.i
i.'i,pmi
i
ii...
ni
..r
t
.
1.
......
tiiiuiutit;
sei'ios
iu
iiu
siiLtrvtiiiie
beyond
expectations.'
LIQUOR
VOTE
ONTARIO
SOON
Provision
Made
Today
For
Secur-!
Ing
Expression
of
Opinion
From
People
milONTO.
Feb.
6..
There
is
be
a
vote
on
the
li.iuor'
iu
Ontario
soon.
ti(M1
wa
cnlaliiwl
iu
the
ri.om
,,P
irimp
,
,e
0ieni,
of
,u.
provincial
ega.
ture
here
today
CONVICTED
MURDERER
SHOWS
VIOLENT
INSANE
KtfKltYtU
IU
MARCH
,
VAN
COL
VF.lt,
Feb.
0.
Chon
Sam
How.
convictel
murderer
ofitbe
Canadian
Fih
&
Cold
Storage
Charles
Jones
last
July,
lias
been
granted
a
reprieve
until
March
demned
Vnan
shows
signs
of
vio
l
,t
,
anliy
lime,
just
before
the
one
un;nn
...
7.
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1
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L.
7
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RIGHT
OF
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1V
11
WITH
RRITISH
inRIiS
LONDON,
Feb.
0.
The
uues-
not
touched
upon
iu
Ihe
treaty
that
created
the
Irisb
Free
Stale.
is
being
actively
attacked
by
the
iiit'iti
ikm
iiii
iiiiusii
t.iiiciais
have
mentioned
Ihe
subject
in
their
various
communications
nor
is
it
believed
that
the
mailer
will
hr
discussed
until
the
question
i
formally
raised
iu
the
legislative
chambers.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Two
American
and
Two
Canadian
Boats
Marketed
33,500
Pounds
This
Morning
,w"
.M'erican
ami
two
cana-
halibut
srhooners
marketed
vtr'
,,,,
Arrivals
ami
sale:
American
Yellowstone,
11,000
iounds,
at
20.1c
and
He,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Anna
J.,
13,000
pounds,
at
20.lo
and
8c.
lo
Iho
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
"
Canadian
Cape
Swain
(formerly
Fugle),
3.500
pounds,
at
18.2c
and
8c,
lo
Co.
W.
T.,
ti.000
pounds,
at
t8.5c
and
8c,
to
Ihe
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Subcribe
for
the
Dally
News.
HOPESTOSEND
POWERBYRADIO
Whole
Town
of
Twelve
Thousand
People
Aiding
Him
Perfecting
System
HIS
FUNDS
GAVE
OUT
Everything
placed
at
Disposal
of
Fritz
HavllUek
for
Hla
Inventive
Work
OHF.HLKUTENSDOHF,
Czechoslovakia.
Feb.
6.
This
indus
trial
town
of
12,000
persons
fa
voluntarily
transformed
itself
into
one
great
eleclrical
work
shop
lo
assist
Fritz
Ilavlitzck,
a
local
electrician,
iu
his
struggle
to
improve
apparatus
of
his
own
invention
designed
lo
transfer
eleclrical
power
without
wired.
Every
man,
woman
and
child
in
Oberleulensdorf
consider
them
selves
Havlilzek's
assistants.
Every
bous,
every
machine
hop,
every
telegraph
pole
tn
the
(own
has
been
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
young
inventor.
Just
at
the
time
when
Havlit-
zek
bad
nearly
perfected
the
Uiacbinc
.
-upoiU-jAbich
he
7-
had
bpii
al
work
for
years,
bis
funds
gave
out
and
he
found
himself
unable
to
carry
on
bis
en
deavors.
Hut
the
burgomaster
of
Ihe
town
denudes
quickly
came
to
Havlilzek's
aid
and
gave
him
money
with
which
lo
continue.
Oberleulensdorf
manufactures
toys,
textiles,
bats
and
Steel
good.
Every
worker
in
.town
looks
upon
young
Ilavlitzck
as
a
second
Edison,
and
tbo
men
of
science
who
have
seen
his
work
predict
great
accomplishments
for
Ihe
local
wizard
of
dec-
Iricily.
;;
P0UT1CAL
POT
:
LIKELY
TO
BOIL
Election
at
Midsummer
Is
View,
of
Prophet,
According
to
Victoria
Despateh
YICTOUIA.
Feb.
C,
Itritish
Columbia's
political
p'ot
is
expected
lo
boil
vigorously
from
now
until
next
fall.
Political
prophets
have
the
events
of
the
next
six
month,
lined
up
as
follows:
Hoyal
Commission
oir
P.O.Ki
Itailway
affairs
starling
this
mouth
ami
continuing
well
into
March.
Plebiscite
on
beer
earlv
lu
June.
(ienera!
election
a
few
weeks
after
plebiscite.
JUDGING
THIS
YEAR
AGRICULTURAL
FAIR
;
BEHIND
CLOSED
DOORS
There
was
a
meeting
of
the'
prize
committee
of
t
ho
agricultural
association
last
night
and
it
was
decided
to
arrange
for
most
of
the
judging
before
the.
fair
opens
Ibis
year,
the
lime
for
Ihe
formal
opening
being
set
at
five
o'clock
instead
of
earlier
in
tha
afternoon.
Judging
will
bo
done
behind
closed
doors,
'A
change
is
to
bo
made
iu
th
size
of
the
prize
list,
the
pocket
size
being
adopted
so
as
to
be
more
convenient.
There
was
a
full
meeting
of
Ihe
committee
last
night
and
the
work
of
revising
(lie
list