WftM
Yi
Want
A
TAXI
in
a
hurry
t'PhoRe
99
at
Car
and
Boat
SrvlM
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
10,
Mr
Crerur
said
lie
eunic
to
Oltawu
on
the
premier's
iitvi-
f.-
iuii
una
discussed
with
mm
llie
general
poiiucui
situation,
riiure
parlicularly
the
Hiliilitie
of
politieiil
differences
ilc-v
loping
in
the
country
arising
from
sectional
coiisidsralious.
s
MJl
1
1
w
rtm
nH
flnk
naa
The
followiiiK
candidate,
havej
mulled
Ihelr
papers:
For
Aldermen
Arthur
llrooksbnnk.i
proposed
liV
St
I'
lliifLiti
uti.l
kflilfllll'll
llV
yiil
II
Orme.
1
-M
"I
wish
lo
make
it
clear,"
he
laicd.
"lliul
I
wan
invited
as
a
private
member
and
Imd
no
jaulhorily
In
epeak
for
the
Pro
gressives.
Mr.
Crerur
said
at
the
Pre
mier
reuuesl
lie
placed
before
linn
iHiliciei
he
HioubIiI
Hie
vwiir"i
r
rainii
i
rv
iinpn
nr
iikmiihi
kiitii
n
t
$300,000
and
Will
Com-
f
!-
paramount
neeeily
of
re.
mence
at
Once
Imirhmenl.
a
balanced
budget.
.fiscal
reform,
national
mil-'
VAXCOl
VF.lt,
Jan.
12.
-llnv-jway.
an
accellrralrd
immigra---x
npended
more
than
I200.00
lion
imlicy,
the
appointment
of
-..
i;
-elopmeiil
work
during
lite
Canadian
representative
at
R'
U
1
Par
lilt"
IIKIIUII
Jl
lliri
"
wuinf
"
i
m
i?iiiuuiuimj
in
-tMmrum
now
nro,M)fft
the
uVmU0rft
in
bank,
Oov-,
MANATPR
DP
PHPMAINIK
One
"
'
-
'
-
1
-
l
lklM.i.aki..t.
it-B
i-
r
lU
irojK?rty
ul
Slfwarl.
change
in
I
lie
eleeliiral
)teni,
.
......
..
.
.
I
.
i
.
.
1
:
:
.
I
1
1.
S0VIET
IS
BUYINQ
RUSSIAN
BONDS
AT
A
VERY
LOW
PRICE
COPKMIAMK.N.
Jan.
li.
A
Pflrograd
inefHac
my
Leonid'
Ki-awln.
soviet
comiiiii'sioner
of
forHKn
trade,
througli
ayenls
abroad
ha
bought
at
a
low
price
about
75
per
cent
of
the
foreign
bond
of
the
Soviet
Male.
This
dive
rice
to
the
belief
that
the
Soviel
liOM'rnmiMil
intends
to
acknowledge
Ituiiaii
pre.
war
debts.
PARSON
MUCH
IN
PUBLIC
EYE
:
penij
ttl
ICHM
fJUO.OUU
'
mr
rvunHiiiiniiuii
oi
iiic
,
(ioxeriinienl
urh
a
may
be
If:
lEiiHnif
it
pneetel
150
'necessary
t"
carry
out
thoo
Dr.
Clem
Davles
of
Victoria
In-
1
1
will
e
rnitaved
and
the
Mdieie.
".Mr.
King
did
not
ex-
vlted
to
Remain
at
Methodist
i
w
I
ar
"tuppm
ore
Hit
tend
an
imitation
lo
me
tojoin
Church
In
Victoria
-r
Jlhe
(liMoriuiirnl
at
any
time
The
ore
In
the
Indian
rarrie
dutlng
llie
conversation,
con-
VIC'KJltlA.
Jan.
12.
An
inter-
iiiiiiwium
vi
wimmiiiMuu
.,,
,,
.,
..,
Illlil,
ii..u'..i....i
i....
-i
riiui
i
ntj
oim
i
HI
v
llll.lll'li'll
f
MILL
DIED
YESTERDAY'wl!,,"'!
wpr"
ul"'
,,r,ISPl1
,0
Ouecn's
Park
It.
t,
Oeorze
It,
Casey,
proposed
by
VICTOIHA,
Jan.
12.
Howard
Sleen
and
seconded
by
Palmer,
vice-president
of
tho
ply
for
a
year
anu)
the
congrega-I
X
Killa.
iVicloria
Lumber
Manufactiuintr
illon
was-
allowed
In
choose
ils
Frederick
J.
Fuller,
proposed
Company
of
Cbemaiuus,
a
lead-
own
minister,
which
it
did.
F.lizahclh
C.
Kirkniilrlrk.
liro-
Clienialnus
lust
uluht
aired
08.
Portsmouth
2.
Xewcastle
t.
Arsenal
i,
Lulou
I.
Middlesboro
0,
Watford
2.
AsIiIiikIoii
I.
Aslon
Villa
5.
Itarnsley
,
llriclilon
it.
Fverlon
3.
Preston
X.
K.
I.
Hull
2.
lioltmi
W.
2.
Chelsea
I,
Southampton
I.
Manchester
City
2,
Not
l
Forest
0
Cardiff
C.
().
CilliiiKham
nosed
hv
P.
.1
firiil.nni
and
Ouile
recently
the
mill
at
.man.
intensely
active
and
an
able
narrow
u,
v
rexnain
u
I
DarliiiKtou
'III
1.
J
Notts
r.
2.
'
iake
as
pastor
uev.
nr.
esiiiKiu,i
.
E.J
Palmer
was
Leadina
Flaure
w''o
had
been
in
rharpe
of
lliel
y
returns
are
receixed
In
Industrial
Lire
of
Province
V..
J.
Iiy
S.
M.
Xew
ton
and
ccoudcd.inir
figure
in
the
lumber
indus
try
A.
W.
Kdce.
try
of
llritish
Columbia,
died
at
same
couKiTKalion
years
aKo,
and,
Uurnley
v.
Poulh
Shield.
the
church
was
left
without
sup
Xow
the
congregation
has
that
Dr.
Davis
be
allowed
to
for
who
was
the
appointee
of
confer-Crystal
Palace
vs.
Tottenham
II
cure.
The
final
result
was
that
Corinthians
vs.
Illackburu
Hovers.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
III.
Northern
remain.
The
Doctor
is
a
youiif?
Walsall
I,
Xew
llriRhlon
t.
econded
by
W.
O.
Fulton;
ns-
Cliemainus
was
destroyed
by
fire
speaker.
He
has
Installed
a
radio
Holherham
t,
iranmere
It-
1.
-eiilliig.
Florenco
lllance,
A.jand
It
Is
possible
the
death
of
broadcasting
set
in
the
church
yoJlochdale
t,
Hartlepool
0.
"alley
ami
I).
Kennedy.
Mr.
Palmer,
who.
has
managed
that
anyone
within
a
thousand
Alexander
Mackenzie,
proposed
the
business
of.lhe
company
for,
miles
may
join
the
serxlces
with-
by
John
Kelly
and
seconded
by
Malcolm
McArlhur.
For
School
Trustee
Henry
Buillh.
proposed
H
Monro
ami
seconded
hy
iy
0.
many
years,
may
affect
the
policy
nl
actually
altendinp
the
church
of
I
lie
company
in
regard
to
re
building
Hie
mill.
Mr.
Palmer
lias
been
ill
for
0.
'sonic
time
but
had
been
recently
reported
improved
in
health.
PUBLIC
MEETING
A
Public
Meeting
will
be
held
in
Hie
Hmpress
Theulro
im
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
15,
AT
8.15
P.M.,
re
Civic
ATfuirs.
All
Candidates
will
In
given
a
hearing.
deals
Heserved
for
Ladies.
(
S.
M.
NEWTON
CANDIDATE
FOR
MAYOR.
lie
is
spectacular
in
his
methods
and
fills
Ihe
church
at
every
service.
Also
he
takes
an
active
lu-
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Kilmarnock
2,
Clydebank
3.
Morton
0,
Hamilton
0.
Iluith
Hovers
0,
Hibernians
2.
leresl
iii
social
affairs.
Amonir
Hangers
1,
Dundee
1.
olher
IhiiiBs
be
is
interested
in.Third
Lanark
I,
Celtic
3.
the
suppression
of
the
drug
traf
fic
niid
siiil
has
been
entered
against
him
in
court
for
libel
by
one
of
the
members
of
the
Mounted
Police
who
was
recently
mixed
up
Iti
the
courts
and
appeared
prominently
in
the
recent
iuvcsHituliom
I
.
Conference
Helpless
I'
What
the
Methodist
conference
.will
now
do
is
a
nijntter
for
speculation
but
one
thing
seem,
certain,
they
cannot
separate
the
parson
from
his
enthusiastic
coiif
reyatton.
Aberdeen
t,
Ayr
U.
0.
Airdrieoniuns
I,
St.
Mirren
0.
Civile
2.
Motherwell
3.
Hearts
5,
Queen's
Park
2.
Union
steamer
Camnsun,
Capl.
.1.
A.
Flndlay,
was
in
port
noon
today
southbound
from
Xaas
and
Skeena
niver'
points
to
Vancouver.
Allan
Carolan,
Stewart
merchant,
is
in
Ihe
cily
on
business
havlug
arrived
from
the
north
I
yeleVday
moVning.
J
s
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHIXCK
RUPKKT,
H.C.,
SATURDAY,
JA.NUAIIY
12,
1021.
VttUrdaj't
ClrcuUtlon
1633
ItMrt
404
Old
L.ii.iitry
farmer
are
taking
every
opportunity
to
put
labor-saving
device
on
the
land.
Here
is
shown
a
large
tractor
hauling
a
fertilizer
spreader
on
a
farm
at
Purlev
"
Uerks.
ENGLISH
CUP
GAMES
TODAY
Mlddlesboro
and
Sunderland
Went
Down
to
Defeat
In
First
Round
lion
lo
Ihe
cosl
of
living.
They;
Fred
Miller
and
A.
Miller.
Alice
voted
six
lo
one
against
accept-
Arm
logghip
contractors,
are
in
ins
the
award.
Ihe
city
registered
at
the
Prince
It
is
expeeled
thai
the
men
Huperl
Hotel.
Forestry
Returns
for
Year
Larger
Production
than
ever
Th
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Hesl
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Private
Hoxcs
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
KING
Ani?
CRERAR
FAIL
TO
UNITE
FORCES
RECORD
LUBBER
CUT
FOR
YEAR
IN
THIS
DISTRICT
IN
1923
SAYS
REPORT
Negotiations
Between
Mackenzie
King
and
A.
T.
Crerar
are
off
and
no
Offer
Made
Progressive
Leader
OTTAWA,
Jan.
12.
lion.
T.
A.
Urtrur
ha
nol
been
in-'
.
ited
In
join
.the
Federal
government.
The.
former
Progressive
irader
concluded
hi"
conversations
with
Premier
King
jester-;
day
unit
today
Iruviva
for
Xew
York,
lie
doe
not
plan
returning
h
re
before
leaving
lor
Hie
we
I.
INDIAN
MINES
TO
SHIP
ORE
.J,
siihcr.
lead
and
zlur.
UMINAT1UNS
IliHItlC
BEING
FILED
for
Aldermanlc
Board
One
for
School
Trustee
eamtidale.
honors
ami
fur
alder
one
for
Ihe!
if
noon,.
The
lime
for
Hie
fil-iix
of
iioniiiiujiou
will
be
up
al
I
nclock
on
Monday
afternoon.
cludiil
Ihe
Progressive
leader.
Iclinu
Mlualion
has
niraiu
arien
With
the
question
of
adiiiil-'jn
connection
with
the
paMoralc
Hnir
.Mr.
Crerar
lo
the.
cabinet
of
the
Centennial
.MetliodiM
no
lonner
in
ijueslion
'it
I?
Churrh,
(Sorge
Moad,
Victoria,
Ihoiuhl
unlikely
that
cabinet
where
the
cousrealioii
laM
year)
rnatigeo
oi
an
exiensive
ucllwl
the
cinutu
conference
ami
member
of
the
(overiimeiil
In
that
department.
Speculation
now
is
a
lo
how
r...
n...
......
I.
..i.
.......
...
...
.
,,
lint
tin-
i
ifii
,-
fii
im
l
mi
in
v
l,
,ol
H.anl
had
I.e..,,
formally
,
a((
MnrU,lu8
Muiiialed
at
the
city
clerk
8
.....
,
"in;e
when
it
rio
'U
ior
me
.,
eharai'ler
will
be
made
for
some
threatened
lo
break
away
if
they
lime.
Hon.
F.rucM.
Lapoinlc
is
were
nol
allowed
lo
retain
their)
rippled
to
lake
the
Justice
I)e-
paMur,
llev.
Clem
llavles.
r.lVlllllllll
IK
V.ll
lllll
lt.-'
i
latum
for
1
lie
ronilwr
session.
with
hi
ability
that
they
asked
him
to
remain.
The
Keueral
conference
refused
lo
admit
a
single
mall
to
the
position.
ciimiiiK
us
he
did
from
outside
Hie
conference
and
also
from
outside
the
country.
Ir
Havies
is
uu
American,
tilllioiiyli
Canadian
bom.
Make
Threat
Then
the
roiixrecalion
tfueal-
LOXUOX.
Jan.
12.
The
first
round
football
patne
were
played
today
in
different
parts
uf
the
country,
the
moM
interstinc
feature
of
the
rekulls
ltein?
the
defeat
of
twft
-
First
"''
IiivfSfim
teams.
.Middlesboro
and
Sunder-
respectively.
Results
follows:
I
lilitckiioiil
I.
SlicffiVl.l
f
n.
Ilerby
2.
Ilur-
Fulham
2,
Llanelly
0.
Kxeler
I,
(irimsby
t.
Mill
wall
0,
Wet
Hromwicli
I.
Accrinclou
0,
Charlton
0.
Manchester
U.
I,
Plymouth
0.
Swansea
I,
Clapton
I.
Xorwich
0.
Hrislol
C.
2.
Liverpool
2,
llradfonl
City
1.
The
Wednesday
I,
Leicester
I.
.Northampton
I,
Halifax
t.
Oldham
2,
Sunderland
I.
Leeds
I.
Stoke
II.
parlioeot
inul
a
new
minister
of,
lr.
Havles
Mippllcu
al
I'n'.Wfst
Ham
5,
Aberdare
marine
will
be
M-eurrd,
possibly
;churrh
for
a
few
mouths
and
the
tddersfielil
I.
Ilinulnliam
0.
by
iriinMYrriiiK
some
olher'onyregaliou
were
so
impressed
Swindon
I.
Itradfonl
0.
Railway
Strike
in
Britain
is
Inevitable
and
may
Occur
any
Time
says
Locomotive
Union
LOMJOX.
Jan.
12.
The
locomotive
men's
official
organization
officially
announce
that
a
railway
slrjke
in
Oreat
Britain
is
inevitable
and
may
occur
at
any
time
as
n
result
of
failure
of
negotiations
between
th?
companies
affected
and
the
eugine-
iiit-n
uer
uie
niauer
oi
wage
uujiistment.
The
union
official
say
the
lines
refuse,
lo
make
any
concessions.
i
nf"
rti!pnie
-arose
over
I
It
flndrnor
ihe
Tfarfway'
(w-us6twill
lioflie
calleduV'Cefoltlle
boani
which
tie
men
assert
re-
end
of
next
week.
Hand,
by
Walfon!
and
Oldham
duces
Ihe
wages
out
of
propor-
MORE
MONEY
FOR
FARMERS
Increase
of
$35,000,000
Over
Last
Year
In
Total
Income
on
Prairies
WIX.MPKO,
Jan.
12.
Including
Hie
four
mouths
crop
year
from
.September
lo
December
for
wheat
and
coarse
grains
and
Hie
full
year
1023
for
other
pro-
duels
a
total
sum
of
$3Ji,I3l,-(182
has
been
"set
in
motion"
by
farmers
of
the
prairie
provinces.
according
lo
the
.Manitoba
Free
Press.
This
is
an
increase
In
the
amount
of
money
earned
by
35,000.000
over
1922.
This
does
nol
lei
I
Ihe
whole
slory
for
there
is
eight
months
of
the
crop
year
slill
to
run
and
many
millions
of
dollars,
worth
of
wheat
and
course
grains
is
slill
lo
be
marketed.
Prospects
for
Future
Good
CONTRACTS
LET
The
production
of
timber
in
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
district
as
down
in
Hie
official
scaling
returns
for
the
year
I02.'t
far
exceeded
any
former
year,
the
total
up
to
December
3t
being
183;-!X7,'JH
board
feel
in
addition
to
railway
ties,
piles
and
poles.
There
were
scaled
poles
I,0:i8,217,
lineal
reel;
fir
piles,
Hill;
hemlock
piles,
38,i".i:i;
cedar
piles,
027,7."7;
cordwood,
,-
X7U
cords;
shingle
bolls,
23(;
railway
ties,
0(l2,(j;tu;
fence
pols.-
121
cords;
fence
posts.
:t."0
lineal
feet;
mine
props,
2.50U
RIOTS
FOLLOWS
HIGH
LIVING
PROTEST
IN
HALL
CITY
OF
PARIS
PA11IS,
Jan.
12.
A
Communist
meeting
to
protest
against
the
high
cost
of
living
and
the
Hull
r
occupation
was
converted
into
a
riot,
two
persons
being
killed
and
a
score
injured.
Anarchists
objected
lo
the
hall
being
used
for
political
meet
lugs.
Marcel
Cachin
and
other
prominent
communists
were
pelted
and
hooted
when
they
attempted
to
speak.
Filially
someone
slarled
to
shoot
causing
a
panic.
TRANSPORTER
LOADING
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Proceeded
From
Dry
Dock
lo
Ocean
Pier
This
Morning
(Mi.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Transporter,
Capl.
A.
It.
Wat
son.
imfeu
out
of
uie
my
hock
allat
10.35
I
his
morniuir
and
pro
ceeded
lo
the
ocean
dock
where
she
is
loading
off
scows
80.000
feet
of
clear
green
spruce
for
the
United
Kingdom.
The
vessel
will
clear
for
Vancouver
to
complete
tomorrow
morning
it
is
expected.
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for
the
Dally
News.
lineal
feel.
Discussing
the
oper.il
ions
for
the
year
P.
S.
Ifunney,
district
"oresler.
staled
last
year
the
total
scalinss
were
H)2,o(0,000
board
feel.
The
increase
was
due
not
only
to
the
aridity
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
from
twenty-five
to
thirty
million
feel
had
been
scaled
bul
also
lo
general
activity
throughout
the
district.
Speakinjr
of
(lie
future
prospects
Mr.
Houney
said
Ihe
bis
tie
contracts
ror
1,030,000
ties
lo
be
cut
this
side
of
Kndako
would
swell
the
list
next
year-
This
Va
35
per
cent
more
(ban
the
.jcoittracl
last
year.
!
Month
of
December
j
For
the
month
of
December
there
was
a
total
scaled
of
1!),-
'Jtt.yiK
board
reel
in
addition
to
piles,
poles,
elc,
made
up
as
follows;
Doujdas
Fir
lted
Cedar
.
Spruce
.
,
.
.
Hemlock
...
Italsam
.
.
.
Jackpine
...
Cypress
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
While
Spruce
..
Cottonwood
..
Poles,
lineal
feel
Hemlock
Piles
.,
Cedar
Piles
.
,
,
,
Cordwood.
cords
,
.
.
Shingle
Holts,
cords
.
.
Pino
llailway
Ties
.
.
.
Fence
Posts,
cords
...
Mino
Props,
lineal
feel
1,201.
123
HOCKEY
Kdmonlou
t,
Victoria
2.
ijaslatjoi
Calgary
t.
WILL
RAISE
GERMAN
SHIPS
Ccntracts
Let
for
Recovery
of
Eljht
of
Those
Sunk,
at
t
Scapa
Flow
LOXDOX,
Jan.
12
The
Admiralty
has
let
a
contract
lo
raise
eight
German
warship
sunk
al
Scapa
Flow.
.Most
of
Iheuuwill
be
sold
lo
shipbreakers
and
others
will
be
used
for
target
practice.
The
esels
were
scuttled
by
Iheir
own
crews
when
interned
by
Admiral
Jellico
in
1J19.
FOR
TWO
SHIPS
New
C.P.R.
Vessels
Said
to
Laraer
and
Faster
Than
Those
Now
Operated
VAXCOIVF.H,
Jan.
12.
jCoii-tracts
for
Hie
construct
ion
of
two
steamers
lo
bo
operated
in'
Hie
H.C.
Coastal
service
have
been
awarded
lo
John
Drown
&.
Co.,
Clydebank,
Scotland,
it
is
announced.
It
is
said
they
will
be
considerably
larger
and
faster
than
any
now
in
the
coastal
service.
HIGH
PRICES
BEING
PAID
FOR
HALIBUT
American
Schooner
Panama
Drew
Down
21.4c
and
14c
This
Morning
for
30,000
Pounds
The
continued
scarcity
of
halibut
arrivals
Is
responsible
for
Ihe
steady
rise
in
prices
thai
is
being
recorded
daily.
This
morn-inii
Ihe
highest
bid
(or
several
weeks
was
made,
when
Iho
Caha-
2,109,71
j
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storatro
Co.
tdok
S)!o87808
,,u
3n.on
pound
calch
of
the
5,77o'l55'Ameri,',im
schooir
Panama
for
1,300,091
hicli
21.1o
and
Ho
was
paid.
852
2.317
228,502
1,02(5
I30.U2O
3,700
82,80(1
137
25
2,3
111,
4.
I
30
2,500
.
it
A
PUBLIC
meeting:
iii
the
interests
of
M.
M.
STEPHENS,
Candidate
for
Mayor,
will
bo
held
in
the
EMPRESS
THEATRE,
Monday,
Jan.
14,
at
S
p.m.
Aldermanie,
Polico
Coin-mission
and
School
Hoard
Candidates
Invited.
Everybody
Welcome.