Cost
that
Place
and
Cran-
brook
all
that
they
had
Coming
NIlloHIA.
Jan.
2.
The
provincial
government
liu
charged
Vaiiii'iiM
i
Willi'
22,2IU
and
Yic-
tmiu
vutli
.'l,512
ait
out
of
en
fiircnig
the
lil'nv
lliri.il
lilllll
loliec,
land.
Tin-
two
men
out
off
from
1
lie
kiff,
anil
uflrr
a
slreniiuiis
fight
man
Im
w
I
M
deducted
from
liiiuor
U(tt.j,i
j
i
i
nisi
rii.umi.
In
(I
ai'
of
Prinee
George
a
i
l
(miii,
i
...ik.
I
hr
rn.l
of
en-
aged
In
ninkr
Hie
shore
and
res-rur
thr
shipwrecked
man.
The
Wreck
Duranreati
ami
Haldwin
left
Ketchikan
hound
fur
the
Portland
Canal
district
in
Ihu
former's
alioal
Violet,
a
fool
hoal
powered
with
n
3-
horse
old
end
NVillaiuetlc
engine,
on
Friday.
December
I'J,
and
stayed
the
nighl
at
Tree
Point
lighl.
They
lefl
I
he
'next
day
al
V
o'-eloek
in
I
he
iiiorniir;
lioiind
for
Pol
l
land
Canal
and,
when
a
few
hour-
out,
ran
into
a
wicked
iniillira.il
wind.
The
engine
hi
plunk
wilh
n
Were
Inade
to
gel
the
engine
going
bill
(he
ignition
riysleui
would
not
work
and
il
was
hoou
found
impossildo
in
L-i'l
Hie
rriifl
niidri'
nowrr.
W'illl-
of
liqufir
;ol
Jims,..t
Duraneenu
turned
Mm
jiioat
around
Jilid
ran
he
fore
the
wind,
rvrnlually
getting
lielilml
Dundas
llund
where
they
took!
shelter
for
the
illghl.
Afler
grtling
the
engine
running
again,
they
left
next
morn
ing
ami
gol
linoiuii
niiii.-ioii
s
Hay
I'us,
in
an
Hfort
to
make
Portland
Inlel.
About
II
oclook
in
the
illuming
I
hey
ran
(ulo
niiolhrr
sliiuig
gale
of
wind
when
well
oiil
from
(Ireen
Uland.
Trouble
wilh
Iho'Wiglne
started
again
and
the
wind
began
to
blow
I
hem
hack
Inwards
Dundas
Island.
When
about
70
yards
from
the
shore,
Duraneenu
and
Italilwiu
launched
(lie
.small
skill
from
the
boat
hut
had
uol
gol
many
feel
from
the
gasboat
when
a
big
wave
swamped
the
skilT
precipitating
litem
both
into
the
cold
walers.
Diiraneeau.
managed
o
;
turn
the
small
eran
upsjue
down
mid
both
n
e.iuiigsfap
u
for
a
while.
Itatdwiiiji
however,
lost
his
hold
on
the'
skin
'UiU-.U'
in
effort
to
swim
lo
slnirfljas
Irowiird.
Diiraneeau
elungirio
the
skiir
and
was
eveniiiaiiv
washed
.on
lo
the.
beach,
where.
In.
funded
from
exhaustion.
I'poii
coining
to
.his
senses
ne
round
his
hand.
and
reel
iro.cn
riniii
exnosure
and
il
look
him
Ihe
greater
part
of
next
day
mil
ling
his
limbs
wilh
snow
in
gei
them
thawed
out.
mis
ue.
uo-
oiiiilished
after
strenuous
l
.
ii
iiiiiuii
ins
iiiiins
are
sore,
his
effort
saved
them
Lighted
Fire
!
rxt
thing
Diiraneeau
tried
...
.1,.
was
to
lighl
a
Hie
although
i...
In.,1
no
mulches
ami
Homing
.!..
f,i
irn
e.
.VOI
ll'IIIK
11
llllll-
I....-U
he
uracil,
wusucu
,..i!,..
ri-mii
Ihe
lioat,
he'exlraet-
ed
some
or
the
stutring
rrom
llie
,sidr
and
drird
H
us
nesi
no
Srrking
a
shellered
spot,
he
next
tried
to
light
U
u"d
HiH
1
1
......
I
I.
it
liiliinir
I
ln
was
aceoiiiiosii'
'i
v
i
..r
-..i.
...
.iiLrrr
earii'iugcs
u
I'll,
I
111
cwi.".-
-
.
i.
i
...wiie.l
on
on
lh
beach
.....I
..mtlmr
olV
llie
ends
ho
plug
tru
w.y."
"
ulnirinir.
un
the
dry
mullrcss
Tbi'ciil'li'ldges
he
placed
on
an
and.
liy
striKing
uu;
miii.
at
lat
mnniigod
l
Hi
mallrcss
.siutfing.
Id'
then
liti.ll
a
tin.
mi
a
high
t'ni-k
unfolded
"
Hi'-
I'aily
New
this
morning
liy
Diirauccnii.
who
nr-
on
Mir
afternoon
of
Christmas
mid
in
poi'l
H'-lcnluy
liy
guslioul
from
the
(ireen
Inland
Light.
1
1
ay.
Tin
for
was
sighted
by
pin
nil''
"1
vva.-
le-rucd
on
Christmas
Day
liy
.lurk
.Nlor.in,
keeper
Jack
Mocuii.
keeper
of
the
(ireen
nl
Mi
dr
i'i
ii
Inland
lighl.
and
his
son,
who
sighted
u
fire
burning
;
Island
light,
who.
accompanied
mi
Hi,
-htiiT
ii
DiiiMlus
P
imlit
in
u
rough
mm
in
a
;
PRINCE
GEORGE
LOSES
PROFITS
Eipenie
of
Enforcing
Liquor
Act
j
,,mu.r
by
his
on
rescued
Hie
ship
wrecked
man
with
a
skill".
Dur-anrrau
Tried
lo
lorale
the
body
of
hi
male
1ml
found
no
trace
or
il.
Great
Hospitality
On
rrarhing
Ihe
(irern
Maud
lighl.
Durancraii
was
shown
every
hospitality
by
Mr.
Moraii,
who
provided
him
with
food,
clothe
and
shelter.
Un
New
Y
can's
F.ut
they
weiv
able
In
flug
a
small,
gaslio.it
which
brought
Duraneenu
iulo
Prince
Huicrl
on
WriliifMlay
night.
Duvr
Baldwin,
I
In'
drowned
man
and
I'elr
Duinncuu
are
both
citizens
of
Ketchikan
and
sitiKle.
Duranrcuu
is
sluyin,;
a'
IKeirbikaii
on
the
next
Uip
or
tin'
Princess
Muiy.
BRITAIN
HAS
MORE
STORM
Fourth
Gale
In
Six
Days
Hits
Old
Country
LONDON,
Jan.
2.
Another
fierce
gale,
the
fourth
within
six
days,
struck
Great
Britain
yesterday
and
reports
of
widespread
damage
are
coming
in.
Overhead
telegraph
and
telephone
wires
are
down
In
all
directions
and
communication
with
Ireland
and
the
continent
Is
greatly
hampered.
The
river
valleys
and
a
great
number
of
homes
are
flooded.
Torrents
of
rain
driven
by
a
high
wind
are
still
falling.
CANADIAN
CHORUS
GIRL
WEDS
CAPTAIN
Peggy
Marsh
and
Kelly
Fenwick
United
at
London
Registry
orrico
LONDON,
Jan
2.
Peggy
Marsh,
Nova
Seolla
chorus
girt;
was
today
married
al
(lie
regis
try
orrice
here
to
Capt
Kelly
Fen
wick.
foAiierly
of
Ihe
Horse
(iiiards
uecordiiig
lo
the
livening
News.
'llie
groom
is
a
relative
of
Ihe
Duke
of
Manchester.
MASSETT
INLET
POLE
CAMP
OPEN
JN
SPRING
Machlnory
and
Horsos
has
been
Taken
to
Port
Clomcnts
for
the
Winter
POUT
CI.KMKNTS,
J'-a.
2.
All
the
machinery
and
horses
uf
the
nole
camp,
which
has
been
in
operulloii
Mils
season
on
Mas
sell.
Intel,
have
been
brought
here
where
I
hey
w
ill
be
kepi
un
lit
spring
when
lie
camp
re
slimes
operalii'ms.
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordin
was
h
inisseiiuer
on
the
Prince
llupcrl
Mils
morning
en
loulo
In
Seattle
on
n
holiday
vlslv.
Term
In
One
of
Most
Surprising
.Elections
In
Years
KJltD.NTO,
Jim.
'.
-rerused
to
Sive
VY.
NY
sreiuid
ternf
as
mayor
day
and
rli'Clrd
Thnnias
LONDON.
Jan.
These
Hener
and
exped
to
jeturn
to
,,,..
iy
M,a.
.,.,,.,,
()f
U(
.ii
-iii'lieil
!ln'M'
iniliii
i.li
ri
-',
i
a
i
ARRIVE
SAFE
AT
FORT
ST.
JOHN
Fears
Concernlno
Miss
Marjorle
Hyndman
and
J.
D.
Caden-head
Dispelled
on
Wednesday
VAXi'.Dl
Vl'.lt.
.Ian.
-.
I'ear-l
ii
Miis
.MarJorie
llyndinan.
iuifil
Iraeher
of
lludon'(t
llupu,
"I
I
D.
Cadrnliead,
mail
eou-iraiUir,
had
perished
on
the
ii
nl
between
Holla
and
I'm'
I
l
J
l,
,
uri
r
ilinirllril
when
a
itii
-ii,.
was
rrreivrtl
heir
on
V,,ii,,
-ilav
arieinoon
!laling
"at
i
hey
had
arrived
safely
al
'ii'
Si.
John.
OF
WESTMINSTER
IS
KILLED
IN
ACCIDENT
MAN
T.ST.lNs7r,lt.
Jan.
ii-In.
M.
(i.
Forrester,
proiniucnl
ilciiiisl.
was
killed
and
Frank
''"Vie
was
seriously
Injured
lieii
Iheir
aiilnmnhilc
driven
hy
!
i.
t
rashed
iulo
ati
inlerur.mn
l
allien
I-.
IRELAND
BEAT
FftANCE
I'AIUS.
.Inn.
Ireland
do
fi'iiti-d
l
iiinee
yehler.lay
in
inter-
"Klwiuil
roabv
by
'J
lo
.'I
before
i.noo
per."oux.
CARD
OF
THANKS
The
Pyno
Mill
(Chinese)
Association
extend
Iheir
fliieere
Ihauks
to
the
t'ili-u-iis
of
Prince
import
for
Miolr
valued
.support'
at
(lie
Chinese
enlerlalunient
held
lust
night
and
wish
lliem
all
a
Happy
aiul
lirosperous
New
Year.
Toriiulu
llillz
I'oslrr
who
served
in
Mir
eily
council
as
alderman
ami
rnntroller
fur
the
pus!
tweulv
years
Foster's
election
was
mie
of
the
greatest
surprises
in
many
years.
Only
('7,
Jill
vnles
were
msl.
FJeelril
to
the
buill'il
of
control
were
J.
(iibbim.
A.
K.
Il
irkn.
NV.
I).
Itobbiiis
and
D
('.
Maeliregnr.
BIGGER
WAGES
TO
BE
SOUGHT
Skilled
and
Unskilled
Workers
In
the
United
Kingdom
Will
Seek
More
Pay
-A
coneeu-
Kingdom
for
an
al)
round
increase
in
wages
il
is
understood.
The
industries
afrecled
will
iu-1'Iinle
mining,
engineering
and
shipliiiijdiiii;.
Kmployees
involved
will
number
about
two
mil-
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WftTT
VIDECK.
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
.
IUUNCK
III
HF.HT,
H.C.,
I'll
I
DAY,
JAMAUY
2,
IU2&.
Vitrdtr'i
Circulation,
1.817.
BtrMt
Silt
.
PRICE
FIVE
OEMS.
'T,
TELLS
STORY
OF
SHIPWRECK
AND
PRIVATION
TERRIFIC
WINDS
AND
TORRENTIAL
RAINS
STILL
PREVAIL
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
Ketchikan
Boat
Goes
Ashore
on
Dundas
Island;
One
Man
Drowns
and
Second
Has
Narrow
Escape
thrilling
story
f
liiivr'-k
;i
1
1
I
privation
on
Dundas
j
to
I.
mil
which
cost
Dave
Ittild
will
his
I
iff
and
canned
I'elc
Duraii-I
.,ni
in
In'
marooned
fur
three
days
williont
food
or
shelter
avus
I
ol
spark
'iimiah
to
set
fire
FOSTER
ELECTED
IPASSENGER
iJoJln
McCormack
and
Lacrezia
TORONTO
MAYOR:
BOAT
BURNS!
Bon
Sing
Over
Radio
at
New
W,
W.
Hlltz
Is
Denied
Second;
Clyde
Liner
Mohawk
Puts
Into
Delaware
Bay
and
Reports
no
Casualties
I.KNYJ.S.
Delaware,
Jan.
2.
file
Clvde
liner
Mohawk,
with
''JlWii
huiiilreit
nasneiiL'ers
buiiinl
y
ester-,
..
.
.
v,,...
v.,,-:
In
.liii'k.siin
ille.
I
lurida,
euiiglil
fire
in
one
or
the
wildest
storms
of
the
winter
J
off
the
New
Jersey
coast
and
ran
into
Delaware
Hay
lit
save
the
.lasyeiigers.
The
last
report
indicated
that
llie
fire
was
under
eonl
rol
and
thai
the
passengers
ni-re
landing
wilh
no
casualties.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Cowdi'tibralh
I,
Itailh
Hovers
I.
Dundee
2,
Aberdeen
0.
Kulkirk
0,
Airdrieoniaiis
2.
Ilninilton-Molberwell,
postponed.
Hibernians
2,
Hearts
1.
Kiliiiariiock
i,
Ayr
United
I.
Morton
2,
.St.
Mirren
I.
Partick
Thistles
U,
Third
Lanark
a.
.Hung
(if
s,
4,.
CelMe
I.
English,
First
Div
Illackburu
Hovers-Notts
Forest,
postponed.
Itolloii
Wanderers
:i,
lliriiiing-
hum
0.
Itury
D,
Tojlenhaii
Hoi
Spurs
INerlon
J,
Iturnley
2
lion
and
the
increase
claims
will
Newcastle
L.
0,
Shellield
I".
U.
aggregate
lMno.niKi.OOO
per
year.
Sunderland
I.
Cardiff
Oily
0.
To
The
Electors
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
:0:
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
At
Ihe
request
of
a
number
of
ratepayers,
I
am
offering
myself
as
candidate
for
Mavor
for
llie
jeur
1025.
NN'e
are
not
out
of
difficulty
as
yet,
and
the
finances
or
the
Cily
have
still
lo
he
nursed
carefully
on
account
or
the
heavy
'expenditures
necessary
In
make
Prince
Hupert
a
licller
City
to
live
in,
uud
lo
keep
lots
rrom
tax
sule.
IF
ELECTED
I
SHALL
WORK
FOR:
Finances
Tlie
holding
down
of
the
assessment,
or
the
Cilv's
debt,
without
impairing
(lie
progress
ol
necessary
improvements.
Tlie
direful
spending
of
Ihe
money
lo
gel
the
best
possible
results.
Public
Works
The
eoiiliniiulioii
id
llie
policy
ol
semipermanent
roads.
lr
Ihe
bylaw
for
the
rilling
or
Cow
Hay
is
passed,
Ihe
establishment
of
proper
lauding
rachitics
mid
an
chorage
Tor
lisliing
boats.
Utilities
The
securing
or
all
data
possible
to
be
able
lo
decide
on
the.
question
of
obtaining
(he
power
Ihal
will
be
required
on
account
of
development
of
industries.
Industries
The
encouragement
of
the
establishment
id
industries
in
this
City
in
meeting
their
wishes
fur
special
Irealiiienl
without
jeopardising
Hie
City's
interests.
Sports
-The
gradual
finishing
of
Ihe
levelling
or
Acropolis
Play
(.rounds.
Streets
The
lieaiilir.viug
or
the
streets
already
graded
by
planting
trees.
Park
The
lieuiiliryiug
of
McClyinonl
Park
with
trees,
shrubs
ami
flowers
by
a
small
appropriation
every
year.
Tourist
Tlie
eiicouragemeiil
of
the
tourist
Iradejiud
provision
for
a
small
yearly
appropriation
to
start
the
building
oT
a
(rail
up
the
mountain
al
the
buck
of
the
lownsile.
Next
year
will
see
the
beginning
or
very
important
developments
in
Prince
Hupert
nud
il
is
necessary
Ihal
a
good
business
uduijiiislraliou
be
entrusted
with
the
City's
'
uf
fairs'.
I
stand
on
my
record
for
the
last
three
yours
in
the
Council
and
appeal
to
you
for
your
support,
H
you
believe,
me
a
competent
business
man,
honest
in
purpose,
and
if
you
think
thai
I
have
served
your
interest
faithfully
in
the
past.
Yours
for
a
Progressive
Your,
THKO.COLLAHT.
York
While
Theatre
Men
Wail
NKNV
YOllK,
Jan.
"
Itadio
broadcasting
history
was
made,
when
John
Mi
Cormuck.
tenor,
and
Lticrezia
J
tori,
prima
donna,
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
(Company,
sang
from
a
New
York
station
linked
up
wilh
seven
oilier
stations
in
the
east
to
uu
audience
estimated
al
eight
million.
This
is
llie
first
lime
that
internationally
known
arlisls
have
been
broadcasted
and
theatrical
men
declared
the
patronage
of
nearly
every
theatre
in
New
York
was
uf
reeled
and
ninny
hoalres
played
to
rows
of
empty
seats.
"The
radio
constitutes
the
greatest
menace
the
theatre
has
ever
faced,"
says
YYilliam
A.
llrady.
MINER
AT
PREMIER
j
LOSES
HIS
LIFE
Remains
of
Aldo
Lazzarottol
Brought
to
City
Today
and
Will
be
Interred
Sunday
Tlie
body
of
Aldo
l.az.urolto.
Alio
died
in
the
Stewart
hospital
in
Monday
morning
us
the
result
of
fatal
injuries
received
at
llie
Premier
Mine
in
a
premature
explosion
on
Sunday
morning
lusl
while
blasting,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert.
The
remains
were,
(he
city,
and
his
father
in
The
funeral
will
lake
from
(lie
ll.C.
1'iidcrliikers'
lors
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Italy,
place
Par-
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
NEW
YEWS
DAY
Special
Service
followed
by
Social
Hour,
Children
Last
evening
the
l.ulherau
church
held
a
special
New
Yeiir
service
in
Ihe
Melropole
Hall.
which
was
crowded
Lo
the,
doors.
In
addition
lo
llie
regular
congregation
a
large
number
of
.students
of
Ihe
Lutheran
evening
classes
were
present.
A
number
id
appropriate
hymns
were
sung
by
Ihe
male
choir
under
the
leadership
id
Mrs.
I..
O.
l.arsen.
.
Hev.
P.
h.
Haisler
preaclieii
a
siiilulile
New
Year
sermon.
A
social
hour
was
held
afler
Hie
service.
In
the
afternoon
the
children
of
the
Lutheran
.Sunday
school
were
entertained
liy
the
teachers
and
ladies
of
the
church
in
the
Metropole
Hall,
(.nipes
and
freshinenls
were
enjoyed
lo
rull.
.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Western
Canada
Leaguo
Itegiua
I,
Saskatoon'
I.
Vancouver
2,
Victoria
II.
Kdinolllon
0,
Calgary
3.
RANKER
DIES
TOUONTO,
Jan
2.
--D.
A.
Cam
eron,
assistant
gernrai
manager
of
the
Caiiudian
Hank
of
Com
merce,
died
suddenly
on
Youge
Street
this
morning.
BIRTH
A
ili.tifflilnr
uu
horn
to
Mr
and
Ms,v
NN.(
Sherman,
Jr.,
jbl
Tnvliir
Slenol.
ril
tlio
l'rllielUl
perl
General
Hospital
on
Junu
ary
1.
WEDDING
OF
RUPERT
MAN
Alfred
D.
Plant
Married
on
New
Year's
Eve
in
Vancouver
to
Miss
Olive
Osburne
VANCOI
YFH.
Jan.
2.
An
Interesting
ceremony
was
performed
on
New
Year's
F.e
in
Mount
Pleasant
Medio
d,
i
s
t
Church
here
when
Miss
Olive
Osburne.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
O.
Osburne,
Kid
Hroadway
.H!.i-4..t.ali1n(l
t.V''l!il.fffViil'i'.llli-4.',ajl
l,nm'lli,i
Urhtn
r.t
Vlfi-o.!
brother
of
deceased.
.
Donald
Plant
of
Prince
Hupert,
The
unfortunate
man
was
35
Hev.
A.
M.
Sanford
officiated,
years
of
age
and
was
rated
as
one
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
of
the
best
miners
in
the
north,
marriage
by
her
father,
looked
lie
worked
for
the
(Iranby
Co.
charming
in
a
gown
of
white
from
11M5
until
two
years
ago
;
georgette.
Her
veil
of
einbroid-wheit
lie
went
lo
Ihe
Premier
ered
net
was
held
in
place
by
a
Mine.
He
is
survived
by
hiscoronel
of
orange
blossonus
and
brother
I..
I.azzarotto,
who
is
in
she
carried
u
shower
bouquet
of
Ophelia
roses.
The
bridesmaid,
Miss
(trace
Osburne.
sister
of
tho
luide.
was
attired
in
aprieot."
tarreta
and
curried
u
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
Little
Miss
-It
ii
Hi
Osburne
made
a
dainty''
flower
girl
wearing
blue
taffeta,
j
and
currying
u
bouquet
of
daffo-."
dils.
During
the
slguing
of
(lie
?
register.
Mrs.
Hedley
TuH
sangj
"llecause."
A
reception
was
held
in
the
-bride's
home
which
was
decornt-
ed
with
chrysanthemums
and
carnations.
There
were
75
invited
guests.
The
presents
were
many
and
costly.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Plant
leH
Tor
Scuttle
for
a
short
honeymoon
trip
and
will
proceed
on
'the
steamer
Cnrilena
to
Prince
Hu-,
perl
w
here
I
hey
will
take
up
Mieir
residence,
the
groom
being
one
of
the
proprietors
of
tlie
Klectric
NVindow
Hakeries
in
that
'H.
WAS
MARTYR
TOJCIENCE
Professor
Bergonle
Dies
at
Bordeaux
From
Effects
of
X-Ray
Exposure
r
IHiHDI'.Al
X.
Jan.
S.--A
martyr
lo
science.
Professor
J.
Hergonle
is
dead
afler
years
of
sufTrring.
Death
was
due
to
the
effect
of
exposure
to
x-ray
during
un
ex
periment
in
connection
Willi
the
discovery
of.
a
ciincer
cure.
Although
liis
4lghl
arm
wus
am
putated
ami
three
fingers
of
bis
rt
bund
were
sucrHiced
In
a
isease
iirougtii
on
uy
rimmm,
J'roressor
Hergonie
to
Hie
very
end
continued
tils
fight
uguinsl
the
'rancor
scourge.
He
was
Ihe
inventor
or
Hie
cleetro-nir.gnri
"used
during
Hie
war
lo
draw
sled
fragments
from
wounds.
Countable.
amKMrs,;
It.
I.
Pon-dor
reliirncii
fron'i.
die
south
ofv
the
Prince
Hupert
un
Wednesday
afternoou.