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Kill.
I.ICIII.
llissril
Piuii-u
iv-
day
The
pigeon
have
been
of-fi
rnl
hv
the
Canadian
air
ser
vice,
mid
arc
to
be
used
on
H'Ci
firnf
leg
of
Ihe
Journey
lo
Prince
ii...
i
.
i
,
.
i...
i...Mi.
i..
unpen,
I
lie
nun
nying
uat
u
their
homes
Ui
Victoria.
LOCAL
COMPANY
IS
INCORPORATED
TODAY
A
pre
despatch
from
Victoria
loday
announced
Ihe
Incnrpora-llon
of
Ihe
M.C.
Butcher
A.
Grocers,
Ltd.,
n
private
company
capilaliied
ul
925,000
wllh
head
ollice
nt
Prince
lluperl.
Hurry
Atkins
and
Murruy
Fuller
are
ln-leictcd
in
llil
concern.
MINING
COMPANY
AT
STEWART
INCORPORATED
Tender
for
Ihe
new
pleauier
which
the
Cu
nullum
Nallonal
llailways
plan
on
placing
in
the
Alakii
service
nest
year
are
lo
he
in
by.
March
I
It
l
announced.
F.arh
bidder
will
Mibmit
plans
beoiden
clioiule
of
coil.
There
will
be
Icmlers
from
C
iada
and
(ireal
llrllain
and
possibly
other
(.Iiipl.intdin?
counlries,
it
Is
expecled.
The
Canadian
National
shipyurd
here
will
lender.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Bought
Fares
of
Eight
Boats
In
Today
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Cu.
bought
all
die
halibut
offering
at
Ihe
Fish
F.xchanpe
this
morning.
Seven
American
boats
sold
78,.V)0
pounds
and
one
Canadian,
3.000
pounds
a
total
'of
81,500
pounds.
The
price
for
Ameiiean
fish
was
l7Jie
and
9c
Jand
for
Canadian,
17.5c
and
He.
VICTORIA,
Feb.
1.
'"'i8,T,e.
arrivals
were
Gony,
Fldsvold,
week
s
provincial
incorporations
jij.ho,
Cape
Clear,
June,
1UU
Include
the
Independence
Uom
,..
Fremont
and
Gibson,
the
Mining
Co.,
Lid.
a
public
non-
1(lHl
,Ptjoncd
being
the.
only
personal
liability
company
with
head
ollice
al
Stewart
and
capilaliied
al
(1,5110,000.
ST.
LAWRENCE
WATERWAYS
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
I-,H
reported
iu
ofllclal
circles'
lhal
Canada
has
replied
lo
the
Unit
ed
ISales
Goverumenl's
proposal
for
a
licaly
or
convention
pro
vitling
for
the
construction
be
SI.
Lawrence
deep
water
ways,
BISHOP
DIES
NKWHAVF.N,
Feb.
1.
Right
Hevereiui
Frederlo
William
Keator
of
Tacoma.
Wash.,
a
bishop
of
the.
proleslanl
episco
pal
dloceffo
of
Olyinnln.
Canadian
boat.
JANUARY
WEATHER
Temperature
Reached
Balmy
Level
of
S3
In
Mld-Wlnter:
No
Snow
Recorded
The
following
weather
report
for
the
month
of
January
was
of
issued
Ibis
morning
by
H.
O.
It.iiiilnl.itl
f
lllllllliJiliriul
UIT
".Mil"
i
'
.
I..
.
Mean
temperature,
38.2.
Maximum
temperature,
53.
Minimum
lemperalure,
15.
Rainfall,
18.82.
MEXICAN
REBELLION
MF.XICO
CITY,
Feb,
I.
The
rant
urn
of
OrUaba
by
federal
lied
troops
1
oltlclaliy
cpunrmeu
anil
hero
yesterday
of
heart
discasollho
evacuation"
of
Morolia
by
tho
When
on,
n,Viit
lo
his
!on.
rebel
'3
aiso
aimounccu.
She
MANY
TOURISTS
TO
VISIT
CITY
Several
Large
Parties
are
Already
Lined
up
to
Come
This
Way
Saya
District
Passenger
Agent
Several
large
'tourist
parties)
are
already
lined
up
to
travel
vial
Prince
lluperl
in
the
coumc
of,
western
Canada
tours
this
season
states
It.
F.
Mc.N'aughlon,
C.N.It.i
district
passenger
asent,
who
re-i
turned
lo
Ihe
city
last
iiiht
after
attending
a
conference
of
passenger
and
freight
traffic
of-:
ffcial
al
Toronto.
Plans
for
the
coming
year's
business
were
discussed
at
Ihe
conference
ami
all
the
officials
in
attendance
were
very
opliiiiis-lic
as
to
prospects.
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
tourist
business
In
lUSt
will
greatly
exceed
lhatl
of
Mr.
McNauxIiton
says.
I
There
were
I0
officials
pre-!
sent
al
Ihe
conference
from
all!
parls
of
Ihe
United
States
and
Canada.
J.
H.
Iialrymple.
vice'
president
iu
Hiarge
of
traffic'
presided
over
Ihe
joint
meetings
i
while
It.
H.
j.Mplansini.
general,
passengjsrajjj
1
1
cd1
hpp!
s
itgcj.ses
s
Ioih
an
d
"
II.
Martin,
geiuraf
frefphlMrflifio
manager,
wh
iu
charge
of
the
freight
gnlhcrings.
Mr.
Dalyruiplr
came
west
a
far
as
I'jlmontoii
on
Ihe
same
train
a
Mr.
MeNaugh-lou
and
then
went
on
to
Vancou
ver.
Mr.
MeNaughloii
wn
aw-ay
a'
Utile
over
Iwo
weeks.
Harold
McKweu.
division
freight
iipenl.
who
wu
-also
Fasl.
is
expected
hark
this
afternoon.
CANDIDATE
CHOSEN
BY
COVYICHAN
PEOPLE
CONSERVATIVE
CAUSE
litNCAN.
Feb.
I
C.
F.
Davie.
son
of
ii
former
Premier
of
liril-
i.h
Columbia
and
a
native
son
of
(lie
province
was
the
unanimous
choice
of
Conservatives
to
con
lest
the
newly
created
riding
of
Ncwraslle-Cowichun
Iu
the
pro
vlncial
elections.
QUEBEC
WILL
AID
TWO
MERGING
BANKS
Lealslature
Passes,
Bill
Grant
ing
Firteen
Million
DolUrj
to
Concern
OL'F.BKC.
Feb.
I.
The
thiid
reading
was
given
yesterday
In
a
hill
granting
aid
lo
the
eKlen
of
1
5,000,000
'in
bonus
to
I
ho
iiiirirei
of
Hie
National
and
Hochelaga
banks.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
COUPLE
ARE
HONEYMOONING
HERE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
L.
Slas
Register
ed
at
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Were
Married
at
Smlthers
Mr.
and
Mrs,
M.
L.
Sia
of
Francois
Lake
are
spending
their
honeymoon
iu
the
city
and
are
I
..I
II.
,.
Ilniunn
lt.knl
ECONOMIES
BY
NEW
MINISTERS!:
Number
of
Employees
at
White
hall
and
In
Pensions
Department
tc
go
LONDON.
Feb.
I.
Tim
new
ministers
of
slate
are
mlroiiuu-j
Ing
economies
in
their
depart-
incuts.
There
is
'.o
be
a
leduo-
lion
in
the
temporary
"lalT
nl
Whilehall
and
with
this
end
10,
view
a
month's
nolle4!
ha
been
RUSSIAN
PROTEST
AT
UNITED
STATES
ACTION
regisiereu
hi
mc
i
i..hu
,lU-I'1"1
Russian
,
uorls
(,rt
ii-i.i
't
l.
,.op
mni-p
.!
nil
lllliui.
iiiiv
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....
Wednesday
evening
this
week
at
the
homo
of
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
James
Calhrae,
Smilhers,
Rev.
M.
.
Lees
officiating.
Ihe
bride
was
formerly
Miss
Violet
Smith,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Smilh
of
Francois
Lake.
Mr.
and
MOSCOW.
Feh.
1.
-
The
Rus
sian
government
has
sent
a
pro-
sion.
GF.NKVA.
Feb.
1.
Former
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
99
in
a
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
fPhene
Beet
Car
and
Best
tarvloa
In
Ihi
City.
PUtea
Reasonable
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
27.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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Woodrow
Wilson,
Kx-president
of
L'uiled
Stales
to
be
dying
loday
at
Washington,
O.C
Schooner
Maid
of
Scotland
YMUrdiy't
ClrcuUtlon
162
8trt
ttltt
S4e.
s&id
is
Sunk
in
Collision
with
Norwegian
Steamer
Peruvian
ST.
JOHN,
Feb.
I.
The
Norwegian
steamer
Peruvian
collided
Ibis
morning
wilh
the
schooner
Maid
or
Scotland
below
Partridge
Island.
The
schooner
sank
and
eight
of
h?r
crew
are
missing.
11
is
also
thought
Hint
several
men
from
the
sleamer
may
be
losl.
,
Later
news
received
i
lo
Ihe
effect
lhal
it
is
feared
th?
chief
officer
and
three
men
of
the
sleamer
Peruvian
were
lost
when
trying
to
save
Ihe
crew
of
the
sunken
schooner
in
a
small
boat.
given
lo
119
admiralty
cm-t
ployces
and
700
persons
in
the
.
pension
ueparuneni
nave
received
warning
of
dismissal.
DAYLIGHT
ROBBERY
OF
BANK
MANAGER
AT
SEATTLE
YESTERDAY
SF.ATTLF..
Feb.
I.
Three
daylight
automobile
bandits
held
up
T.
i.
Toby,
president
of
the
Rainier
Valley
slate
bank
in
the
east
section
of
the
city
and
robbed
him
of
SI,
000
in
currency
v.
They
bound
and
blindfolded
him
iu
his
own
auto
before
escaping.
LAND
DEAL
IS
OFF
!
WITH
DOUKHABORS
VICTOIUA,
Feb.
I.
Samples
of
Seolrti
cured
British
Coluin-
Mrs.
Slas
will
reside
nt
Francois
Crown
Prince
George
of
Saxony
'Ida
herring
aro
U
bo
displayed
Lake
where
the
groom
is
engaged.has
decided
to
lake
holy
ordersjat
the
British
Kmpire-
exhibition
in
the
slngo
business.
and
has
entered
the
monastry
of,
in
London
this
year,
it
is.
an
St.
Pierre
at
Friebousg
SwUzcr-lnounced
by
the
department
of
Bubsorlbe
for
the
Dally
Newa.
land.
.industries.
Mr.
Mrs.
Dalgarno
sailed
on
the.
Prince
Rupert
fur
Seattle.
They
will
visit
in
Lverett
and
San
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
g
"Take
Her
to
Tha
Boaton."
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WILSON
THOUGHT
TO
BE
DYING
RUSSIA
WILL
STOP
PROPAGANDA
IN
BRITAIN
RETURN
FOR
RECOGNITION
Woodrow
Wilson
Said
Dying
at
Washington
Declares
he
is
Ready
WASHINGTON.
Feh.
I.
Former
President
WiUon
was
ul
iji
Ah
iloor
lliis
ufleruoon
mid
lie
is
believed
by
physicians
to
e
righting
Ins
Iut
buttle.
He
had
been
ill
for
several
days
with
digestive
trouble.
Hi
attendants
see
lilile
hope
and
the
end
c
annul
long
be
delayed.
"Yoil
have
done
Ihe
best
you
coubl,"
said
Mr.
Wilson
to
the
phvician
just
before
he
fell
aleep,
but
I'm
u
broken
machine,"
He
th'ii
added
with
a
rally
of
bin
waning
strength,
"but
I'm
1
'
1
ready."
MORE
VISITORS
i
J$sriT
,
-
lliviiu
f
ivivw
Kornu
r
President
Woodrow
Wil-
CAD
AMrAinfCD
,"
,ake"
Jcbled
lurn
t
fUl
YAllLUUYLli
w'r
anJ
l'0ician
stale
lliat
lie
passed
a
very
Will
Oe
There
From
Prairie
Pro
vlnctt
Advancing
Cause
of
Western
Route
restless
night
and
lot
strength.
"I
regard
hi
condition
a
very
serious."
Mie
said.
Three
physician
are
allcnd-
ing
Mr.
Wilson
and
.Mrs.
Wilson
VANCOt
VF.H,
Feb.
I.
A
large
has
summoned
member
of
the
z
r
of
businessmen
will
visit
family.
Tlie
crisis
will
probably
HiitTC
western
provinces
In
1
reached
today.
An
operation,
A
s'
advaurmg
the
cause
of
it
is
said,
may
be
necessary,
tii
clcrn
grain
route
and
the
Mr.
Wilson
bad
rallied
slighl-.Vi'iMfht
of
the
port
of
Van-
y
at
noon
but
there
was
no.
,sKri
M
was
Announced
by
W:
material
change.
He
talks
falnt-l.
I'sinf
secretary
of
the
board
y
wllh
those
al
the
bedside.
i:f
rado
here.
VICTORIA
PIGEONS
TO
BE
LIBERATED
DURING
mm
iu
imb
uii
j
SrAITLIl.
Krli.
I
Carrier;
I
g'un
and
wireless
are
to
be
ucd
by
the
four
lulled
States
army
aviator
who
leave
Seattle
Tor
Prince
lluperl
on
or
about,
April
I
on
n
globe
encircling
TENDERS
FOR
MEW
SHIP
MARCH
FIRST
Russia
Promises
to
Stop
all
Propaganda
in
Britain
and
ils
Government
will
be
Recognized
LONDON,
Feb.
I.
The
soviet
of
all
Russia
at
Moscow-
has,
given
assurances
lo
the
Macdonald
cabinet
that
it
will
cease
spreading
Bolshevist
propaganda
in
(Ireal
Uriluiiu
In
vjew
of
this
and
with
a
desire
to
establish
friendly
relations
with
tliat
country
and
a
a
result
of
pressure
from
the
labor
people
of
Britain
the
British
government
will
recognize
the
government
of
Htissia,
and
this
recognition
it
is
authoritatively
staled
will
lake
place
before
the
reassembling
of
parliament.
Ilamsay
Macdonald
and
his
ministers
have
been
impor-
tuned
by
the
representatives
of
Mexico
staling
that
they
ure
f
A
M
AH
A
DC
A
TC
willing
lo
pay
the
British
claims
UifljiHi
DEAll)
ror
damage
in
me
revolutions
of
the
past
fourteen
years
if
Ihe
British
(iovernmcnt
will
recognize
Ihe
present
Government
of
Mexico.
INTERESTING
WEDDING
WAS
SOLEMNIZD
TODAY
Leave
for
California
to
Reside
Helen
Donaldson
.became
the
bride
of
George
D.
Dalgarno.
The
ceremony
was
a
quiet
one
and
there
were
present
only
the
attendants
and
relatives
of
the
the
couple.
The
bride,
who
wore
a
becoming
guwii
of
blue
georgette
and
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
while
chrysanthemums,
freetias
and
carnations,
was
at-
...
I.
I
I...
I
M
Unr
GREAT
BRITAIN
Tlnals
to
be
Played
Sunday
Be
tween
U.S.
and
This
Country'
C11AMONIX.
Feb.
t.
The
Canadian
hockey
team,
won
its
way
lo
the
finals
by
defeating
-Great
Mrs.
Helen
Donaldson
and
George
.Britain
today
19
lo
2.
This
is
Daloarno
Are
Married
f'rl
Bame
of
ll,c
serie
which
any
team
has
scored
at
an
against
Ihe
successful
Canadians.
United
Stales
defeated
Sweden
20
to
0.
A
wedding
of
much
interest
Thc
jnal
gatnc
wj
he
,)la).eij
16
nrfe
nnany
frt(ndrc.nbe
con-
on
Suh,aW
Cahada-
and
the
trading
couple
took
place
at
Ihe
Uljlej
ga(e,
wiII
mcci
on
lHe
Presbyterian
Manse
this
morn-
jce
u
H
expected
that
Canada
ing
at
9
o'clock,
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
wjn
Grant
officiating,
when
Mrs.
7
"
r
"?:
cars,
artillery
and
every
possible
Macdonald.
in
a
handsome
suit
,'
.
of
gray
gabardine
with
white
salin
hat
and
carrying
a
bou-nuet
of
nink
carnations.
Little
REPORT
OF
ARMING
BY
FREE
STATE
ON
THE
ULSTER
BORDER
DENIED
j
DUBLIN.
Feb.
I.-
An
orrieial
of
the
Ulster
government
declare
til
that
Ihe
Free
Stale
had
lined
Ihe
Ulster
border
with
armored
engine
of
war.
This
arming
of
Ihe
bonier
i-ij'i
categorically
denied
by
Free
;
Miss
Gwendolyn
Macdonald.
with
q
embara!(,
a
dainty
dress
of
white
organdie
boUUUary
0ummis!iIon.
ami
ii.isM.-i
ui
jiiiin
uiiu
ctiiiiv,
flower
girl.
J.
carnations,
was
ornuiiJV
IC
mDVIlir
II.
Kelly
supported
the
groom.
.ULKlTlrf
PII
10
tUrllllU
Sailed
South
fAMATkA'C
DI
AM
TAD
.vuer
ine
ii-n-inuiij,
,,
and.
,i
iinimun
u
i
uru
i
mix
HANDLING
RAILROADS
RLIU.IN,
Feb.
'the
cabinet
Francisco
ami
then
proceed
to
.
.
,.
i
u
Lo
AiiKcles
lo
take
up
their
,
I
Ii
n
ii
t
lit-ii
ra
ttat
u
mill
fnlit
siif
tin
luiiim.'i
tv7
v
v.
I
rwi.Kncf
Tim
hl'illt!
iruVellOU
.
I.
.
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t.,.1.
I
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tuiiin
iu
iinu-iH-inif
iik
rim-i-
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i
i
:
r..
i
.
f
imiikA
ma
f
...
jm
u
iieuuiiiui
iu.ii
ui
....-
J)Pjses
order
to
put
tlie
system
eiui
ciuui
iui
iii......tu
""
on
a
paving
oasis,
iney
win
re-black
velvet
hat
trimmed
wilh
Inaill
,,a.
,iro,,erly
of
the
Reich,
feathers.
Ithoush
conducted
on
busines.-(
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dalgarno
ineSi
t
are
well
known
and
very
popu-
lar
in
the
city,
the
bride,
who
is
a
graduate
nurse
of
Ihe
Glas
gow
Royal
Infirmary,
has
been
following
her
profession
of
nursing
here
for
several
years
and
for
some
time
ucled
as
lady
LOTTERY
TICKETS
TO
FINANCE
FRANCE
IS
ONE
OF
PROPOSALS
superintendent
of
tl
o
Pr
ince
A
ib
Genera
Hospital.
1
Rupert
B1,;enilliei,(l,
lo
pllincare's
tax.
groom,
berore
locating
in
Call-
mw
M
,hft
cIaillbl.r
fomia.
was
in
the
contracting
,
a
,an
fop
nalion(lf
business
nere.
lottery
tickets
amounting
to
three
RF.G1NA,
Feb.
I.
Negotiations!
Nieces
Baptized
Ibillion
francs
with
prizes
total,
at
Kamsack
between
the
l)ouk-
A
Her
the
wedding
ceremony
ling
a
billion.
habors
and
Chicago
.
capitalists
this
morning,
the
christenings
I
J,ve
been
called
otf.
The
Douk-I.ook
place
of
Ihe
.
bride's
io
gDJJM
ffift
liabors
'
wanieu
an
acre
iur
nmv
iuu"i
.
-i
test
to
Washinglou
against
Ihe
$30
o(Tert)1
b
,.orra,Ilc
Mac.lonald
and
Morag;
HEP
OPERATE,
RAILWAYS
,UlM
w"'i.nn''
Uniled
States
warships
enleriiiK
.
)c(Ule
,)m.chaSers,
Alexandra
Macdonald.
daughters
I
without
nernn-
1
'
.
..t
of
Mr.
m
and
.,,i
m..
Mrs.
Alex.
inT
Macdonald,
Mi.f,i,.Ti.il,l
I
CROWN
PRINCE
TAKES
RELIGION
FOR
COMFORT
SCOTCH
CURED
HERRING
TO
BE
AT
EXHIBITION
Atlin
Avenue.
i
..
i
(..
M..ll,.l.l.:,.
PARIS,
Feb.
1
It
is
understood
the
French
government
has
pro,
i.
h
,,0,Pl
l0
HHialn
to
join
Franro
Graham
Avenue.
enteric
liied
ail(1
eli,im
l(l
operating
Ihe
pieiiiDers
u
ne
B(.
.u.urcw
.
,
,
,
U1,inelaiiu,
Society
and
olhers
in
nonor
oi.
the
bride
and
groom.
A
merry
evening
was
spent
with
music,
speech
making
and
dancing
and
delicious
refreshments
were,
served.
Advertise
la
the
Daily
News.
INJURED
IN
FOQ
;
CHICAGO,
Feb.
1.
More
lliaii
a
score
of
peoplo
were
injured
today
on
the
elevated,
railways
as
a
result
of
(lie
worst
daylight
fog
In
20
years.