SKATTLl
.Ian.
10.
In
a
Superior
Court
.1
utter
at
:
'!!!,
Hns
Watson
In
i.
1
i
extradition
to
Oan-
inllls
wlto
roblM'd
the
lii-rsi
HiiriK
at
Nanaimo
of
51..-
flHI.'l
Witt
w.t-
denied
the
right
inlii
e
seven
witnesses
lo
III:
m:;.i...sIi
an
alilii,
wjio.
Ids
eotin-
wauld
prove
that
Watson
t..
,;
S
a:
lie
al
tin-
Mine
ill
ilie
ii:.:ilup.
'
will
now
Ifli
lo
Ihe
K.
:
i
I,
mil
l
vvilli
a
renewal
of
1
1
dp
oe'
if
ion
for
a
writ
of
habeas
li'wfjiu
'n
free
Walson.
i
for
T.
I.
Johnson.
Win
Pauley
and
Harry
Slum.
be
Nanahnit
robbery
siis--
also
held
for
extradition
isi'ldvintr
for
writs
of
habeas
Jims
ley
which
they
expect
to
;
(
!.
licit-
clients
mil
or
i.anan.i
fur
wo
yea's
if
not
iillinialelv
fr:'i'
Iiem
HI
JACKER
IS
ON
THE
COAST
Most
Desperate
Man
on
Atlantic
Comes
to
Pugct
Sound
l
VI
I
LK.
.Ian.
Id.-
Sitiiul-iineoi
y
wilh
Ihe
news
of
the
H'lure
in
New
Orleans
of
"Si"
Snwash,
winded
In
couiicclioii
wHi
Hie
llerxl
M.
murder,
comes
in
reiiorl
Ilia)
.lames
TruiH.
itliiis.
Mnvvhray,
reputed
lo
be
Ibf
must
desperate
hl-Jacker
Unit
lias
lii-en
known
on
the
Mlantle
oast,
has
transferred
his
ncliv-Hlff.
In
1'unel
Sound.
HI-JACKER
IS
APPREHENDED
Harry
Myers
alias
Sowash
Taken
at
Now
Orleans
Comp
lotos
List
Wanted
VK'TOIHA,
.Ian.
1(1.
-
Wind
was
received
llil
arteruoon
thai
Harry
Myers,
alias
Sowash,
was
wauled
In
eouneellon
with
Ihe
murder
of
Capl.
Olllls
and
hi
"on
on
board
the
rum
runner
H'-ryl
(i.
a
Sepleniber.
He
was
arrested
al
New
Orleans,
hiseap-Hii'e
eoinpbling.
Hie
appreben-i"ii
if
nil
person
implicated.
Prince
lllllierl
wa
erfroiil
when
rnnmletcd,
will
have
capacity
for
1
.r0.MH
bushels
of
grain.
11
is
properly
termed
a
terminal
grain
elevalor.
II
will
have
both
grain
!
sacking
ami
bulk
sinpniciu
etiuipinenl
as
well
as
a
drying
bouse.
The
main
innming.
known
as
the
work
house
where
the
actual
work
wilh
Ihe
grain
is
carried
on,
will
be
.0(1
reel
iiigu
wiili
lie
measurement
of
u!
by
(1(1
reel.
There
will
be
o0
circular
bins
'.Ml
reel
high
and
of
reel
diameter
wilh
smaller
i,
in-
between.
Mr.
Clialer
says
that
Mr.
Howe
will
be
here
about
February
t
to
.:!...
f
t.
.........
I
i
j.
ii
pay
his
nrsi
v
isu
vi
ni.-r-i,i......
At
the
same
lime,
it
is
iineiy
ii-
will
lake
up
Willi
I
in
eiiy
nt"
mailer
of
making
arraiigeiiients
ror
power
supply
to
Hie
elevator
which
have
not
yet
been
rinaliv
counileled.
Tin.
site
for
Ihe
elevalor
oil
the
all
have
minilli
of
Morse
Creek
ami
l.relimiiiary
ariangeiiieni.s
,
of
course,
been
made.
CANNOT
BIND
HIS
WIFE'S
ACTIONS
IN
SEPARATION
PACT
LOS
ANOI'.LCS.
Jan.
10.
A
linn
of
William
S.
Hail's
sep-
ni'iitioii
aureeinent
wilh
his
wife
restraining
her
from
resuming
i.
ii..
....
l...mf
llm
screen
acung
wnne
eiiji'j'""
proceeds
of
a
trust
fund,
is
an
agreement
iu
restraint
of
trade
and
therefore
Illegal,
it
wit
ruled
today
in
court.
PAAVO
NURMI
EIGHT
HOUR
DISTRICTS
ARE
OFFICIALLY
WET
THAT
VOTED
BEER
VICTORIA,
Jan.
10.
Ity
order
in
council
the
(invcruinent
ollirially
de
flares
wel
thnsi'
districts
which
voleil
for
peer
ill
Hie
recent
plebiscite.
The
liipioi-
commissioner
may
refuse,
however,
lo
issue
a
license
in
any
district
rei-'a
ril
less
of
Hie
plelds-cile,
if
it
sees
fit.
MAYOR
NEWTON
KM
m
imi
r,
Chosen
Ity
Penult'
o)
Prince
Ru-
nei'f
"or
Six'h
lerm
t
WORLD
RUNNER
Canturad
Honors
From
Other
Famous
Foot
Raoers
Today
XFAV
YtlltlC
.Ian.
Id.
I'aavo
Xurnit
was
again
victorious
when
he
outran
Willie
llilala
ami
three
other
starters
in
the
:i,0(0
metre
running
race.
Nurmi
won
easily
lapping:
all
his
rivals
ex
et'pl
llilola
who
finished
6"
yards
hehiml.
He
sluillered
thret
world
records
in
distance
of
1
miles.
1.00(1
metres
and
t
7-8
miles.
The
performance
is
re
anled
as
asloiimliug.
y
EXEMPTIONS
Prlnclolo
of
Measure
Preserved
In
Working
Out
New
Law
YICTOltlA.
.Ian.
Hi.
The
etehl
hour
day
hoard
of
adjust
meiil.
orders
the
exemption
ccrtidn
member
in
llto
.interior
lumber
industry,
baking
industry,
niclal
working
and
ship
industry
from
the
eiglil
hour
law.
In
all
eases,
however,
overt
line
allovvi
workers
is
specifically
provide
so
Hud
Ihe
principle
of
the,
eigl
hour
day
may
be
observed.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Iteglna
3,
Victoria
1.
25
TAXI
and
t
Salt
Large
BOSTON
Upstair
Dining
GRILL
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytlm.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
ral4s,
apply
to
Boston
Stand
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'"ill,...
-
Liu.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
13.
JAMAIIY
1025
YuUrtfty'a
Circulation.
1,710.
8trt
Salt,
4M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
VUI-
XV..
NO.
PRINCE
IlUPl.MT,
H.CL,
FIUHAY,
10,
Us
LEVATOR
ENGINEER
IS
ALREADY
HERE
NEWTON
ELECTED
YESTERDAY
AND
FOUR
LABOR
ALDERMEN
ON
COUNCIL
Engineer
Here
to
Supervise
Elevator
Says
Work
Should
be
Commenced
in
About
Two
Weeks
llf.T
Iti
supervise
con-trm
linn
of
Hit'
million
dollar
Icr-nun:d
gram
elevator
actual
work
on
whieli
will
(oniincine
in
,,!mii
two
weeks'
lime,
V.
X.
Chalcr,
representative
of
C.
I).
Howe
l.o.
of
Port
Arthur,
consulting
engineers
ami
designer
or
the
plant
''
erected
at
Prime
Hupcr!,
arrived
in
the
cily
this
norning.
He
will
remain
here
for
ohoiil
leu
month'
linie
or
until
the
elevator
is
in
operation
about
November
ready
to
bundle
the
l''-
grain
f
np
from
the
prairies
to
the
Pacific
Const.
lido-viewed
this
rnorniiig
Iy
the
Daily
News,
Mr.
Whaler
XTRADITION
ROSS
WATSON
WAS
GRANTED!:;-';
.
irit
of
Habeas
Corpus
to
DC
Again
Applied
for
by
Counsel
for
Prisoner
WITNESSES
REFUSED
said
that
all
(hat
was
now
being
iiw.iiliil
was
I
In-,
opening
of
Hie
lenders
at
Ottawa
on
Monday!
ncxl
by
lli
Department
of
Trade
1
4,
and
Commerce
and
the
Idling
of
Hie
coiil
rai
l
for
lite
foundations
and
dock.
He
expects
lo
know
"ucsdav
who
has
been
award-
re
joh.
It
will
take
about
ten
r
ii...
.
.
.
r.
.
I
Ifiaj.s
lor
llll.'
MirrrfKMII
niii-
j
tractor
In
i'i'1
ciinipmcnl
on
the
'ground
and
work
will
I
hen
pro-IriM'd
inimi'dialidy.
The
idaus
for
Die
entire
structure,
.Mr.
Chalcr
stales,
are;
now
being
completed
by
(1.
IJ
Howe
and
lenders
will
he
called
for
the
superstructure
about
the
middle
of
February
jThl
contract
will
proliably
)
liiwanled
some
lime
in
March.
P
in
'
i-uarse
Iiarge
i
that
nil
i
he
ne
j
is
one
one'
i
.
..an
line.
work
on
lie
Inundation
and
dock
will
pru
Cecil,
'lite
lime
lliml
for
I.
he
fiiumlalioii
was
originally
set
a
April
and
for
Hie
dock
June
1
In
view
of
Hie
fact
(hut
Hi''
...
-
1
nnening
or
tenners
was
ueiajeu
for
seventeen
days,
however.
(I
now
likely
that
Hie
lime
hunt
r
n
Hie
eomplelion
of
the
work
wi
t
be
similarly
extended.
1
omnia
lion
and
dock
work
will
bo
car
ried
on
concurrenlly
by
Hie
sunn
eontraelor.
both
works
being
included
in
Hie
one
tender.
In
any
ease,
the
elevator
is
to
lie
coni-pletid
ready
for
operation
in
lime
to
handle
llic
wsa
crop.
,
Imposing
Structure
The
elevalor,
which
will
be
Hi.
imwi
imnnsim;
imposing
slruelure
on
tin
He
fore
coining
lo
Canada
in
1
007,
Mi
was
a
ioni,arnlivriy
poor
l
r.maii
in
has
a
farm
of
iN'
acres
ami
some
of
Ihe
Old
Country
lor
holiday
Waller
dimming
(ila-trow.
Now
he
Ihe
best
slock
in
Saskatchewan.
1
i
shown
with
his
lamily
reluming
lo
Dominion
More
Powerful
as
Partner
in
Empire
Than
Are
Small
Independent
Countries
LUXl'ON,
.Ian.
1(1.
That
Camilla
is
more
powerful
and
ii
a
much
greater
influence'
iu
Ihe
world
as
a
partner
iu
the
Hrilish
Knipiie
than
does
any
nation
of
her
size
that
j'
indepen
dent,
was
iliuwu
clearly
by
Highl
Hon.
L.
h.
Ainery,
-eereiary
ot
tale
for
Hie
colonies,
in
an
address
lo
Hie
Canada
Club
here.
Mr.
Ainery
showed
how
the
Dominions
had
gradually
evolved
from
colonies
In
independent
nations,
equal
partner
iu
ihe
Hrilish
Knipiie.
Formal
recognition
of
the
process
had
been
made
al
interval
but
Hrilain,
being
u
conservative
country,
l'ad
Hen
lagged
behind
in
Hint
re..
ognilion.
While
insisting
on
the
arrived
al
without
her
concur-
ecognilioh
of
Canada
by
foreign
!
rence.
Her
prime
uiinisler
pre-
nations
she
bad
often
not
ae-
ordeil
llial
full
recognition
her
self,
especially
in
little
things.
Now
this
was
all
changed,
lo.lay
Initada
was
giyen
oil
Ihe
recog
nition
accorded
independent
na
tions
and
her
representative
was
liown
equal
courtesies
wilh
those
of
other
nations.
Speaking
furher
of
the
.status
of
Canada
in
Ihe
Knipire,
Mr.
mer.v
mentioned
her
part
in
Ihe
t
reaty
of
Versailes.
While
the!
power
independent
lesser
power
hungj
round
the
outskirts
of
the
con-i
ferenee
knowing
little
of
wliali
was
really
going
on
ami
naving
lillle
influence
in
the
decisions;
sided
-'over
important
commissions
dial
altered
Ihe
face
of
the
world.
"That
is
Hie
power
and
.-talus
that
really
matters
to
Canada,"
said
the
minister.
"I
feel
sure
thai
whenever
another
world
crisis
conies
she
will
be
bound
lo
wish
to
lake
no
less
a
share
In
it
decisions
than
she
lias
in
the
past
and
lo
speak
iu
them
as
a
great
power
add
not
merely
as
one
of
the
lesser
FAMOUS
PUNCH
ARTIST
DIES
AT
AGE
OF
71
of
the
llig
Four.
Canada,
was;
i.ii.mhj.v
onsulled
at
every
slep
because
.
Fulness.
(
be
was
a
imrliier
iu
the
Fmpirc.
famous
aili
She
knew
'everything
that
was
ileiui.
uiiig
on
and
no
decision
was
THE
MAYOR'S
THANKS
To
the
Hlcclors
of
Prince
Itnperl
Jan.
10.
Harry
year
of
age,
the
I
ami
lecturer,
1
He
joined
Hie
staff
of
Punch
in
1880.
''
Please
pcrmil
tne
lo
exleiid
In
my
Hipp'Hlers
in
je-
lerilav'.s
inavorally
election,
my
warmest
thanks
for
the
whole-hcarled
support
accorded
inc.
'
It
is
true
I
never
auticipalcd
such
an
overwhelming
ruilorsnliou
after
the
many
trials
and
tribulations
of
a
two-jear
continuous
udiiiinish
alion,
which
usually
ends
iu
dire
wreckage,
and
Tor
thai
reason
I
appreciate
nil
Ihe
more,
tho
apparent
explicit
confidence
reposed
iu
me,
by
such
at
it
unusually
large
majority.
You
may
depend
upon
it,
however,
that.
I
shall
slill
strive,
even
more
diligently
than
ever,
lo
u-e.
my
very
best
endeavors
toward:
n
'further
fulfillment
of
what
I
deem
.
lo
be
only
fair
and
beneficial
for
Ihe
miiliiat
ami
very
complex
interests
of
his
city,
through
your
newly-be-
slowed
confidence.
.
tinder
Ihe
new
itiul
more
encouraging
aspeel
of
ful-
ler
council
support,
I
shall
strive
to
rentier
you
even
in
creased
public
service
during
Hie
year
1
02."
,
ami
iu
Unit
way
measure
up
lo
the
fuller
requirement
oT
my
new
responsibilities.
Yours,
with
renewed
ilianks
for
past
favors,
S.
M.
XBWTON.
.!...
4.
.1-
4-4-
4.
Newton
Re-elected
by
Larger
Majority
Than
Ever;
Labor
Council
Seville
Murtineaii
Newton
was
elected
mayor
of
Prince
Itiipert
for
Hie
sixth
term
at
the
municipal
election
yesterday,
lie
defcaletl
his
opponent,
Aid.
Thoo.
CoHart,
by
the
lurgosl
majority
Ihut
has
ever
been
rolled
up
for
a
mayoralty
candidate
in
Ihe
history
of
the
cily.
The
total
vole
was
also
the
heaviest
that
has
ever
been
recorded
in
the
cily.
Perhaps
Ihe
tnit.-landing
feature
of
the
election
was
the
success
of
llic
Labor
candidnles
all
of
whom
were
returned
with
big
voles.
Willi
the.
support
of
Mayor
Newton
which
they
will
.
t
H
.
IV
receive.
receive,
very
likely
ii
His
vvor-shiii
continues
his
policies
of
Ihe;
the
Labor
clement
will
eon-'
fur
ssixlh.
Those
eh-clrd
ill
ordei
were:
William
M.
Ilrown,
Aid.
Ceorge
It.
Casey.
John
MeKcch-
nie.
.Mil.
S.
1'.
MuMordic,
Aid.
II
1".
I'errv.
Oscar
l.arsen,
F.x.-Abl.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Aid.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
The
first
four
will
serve
two
year
terms
ami
the
last
four,
one
year.
Aid.
Frank
Clapp
and
F.j.-AMr
Oeorfjf-
WV
Kerr
vviie
the
defeated
aldermaiiic
cainlidales.
The
Labor
candidate,
.lames
Coombs,
was
also
successful
iu
Ihe
contest
for
police
coinmis
HEADS
THE
POLL
William
M.
Brown;
sionership
.
Robert
J.
McOarlhv
was
second
and
F.X.-Ald.
Alex.
Mackenzie,
third.
W.
O.
Fulton,
Kx-Mayor
11.
H.
Rochester
and
Sydney
I).
John-don
were
elected
lo
Ihe
school
board,
Henry
Smith
being
an
un
successful
candidate.
1
tot
li
money
bylaws
and
the
Cow
Hay
plebiscite
were
carried
with
substantial
majorities.
The
detail
of
the
voting
vvas
a
follows:
For
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
694
Itieo.
Collart
3U8
Spoiled
-:
Newton
majority
U80
For
Aldermen
W.
M.
Srown
710
O.
B.
Casey
533
J.
McKcchnlo
578
S.
P.
McMordlo
568
iR.
F.
Perry
Orcar
Larsen
M.
M.
Stephens
J.
A.
Smith
F.
K.
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663
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6'
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Avenue
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council
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next
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Against
twelve
mouths.
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of
Hie
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lo
carry
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Labor
candidates
headed
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by
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polls
and
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fourth
came
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There
were
1027
ballots
cast
iu
the
mayoralty
contest,
IhU
being
a
record
high
number.
Counting
oT
all
the
ballots
for
'hf
vnri.njs
otllce
-and
bylaws
was
completed
by
Heturnin?
Ollk-cr
Jones,
Deputy
Returning.
Olrlcer
Allistone
aiid
their
staff
just
liefort!
midnight.
DISCOVERY
Body
of
London
Typist,
In
Three
Sections,
Found
on
Farm
or
Her
Fiancee
CROWltOROllHI,
Susspx,
Jan.;
lOV
A
gruesome
tragedy
was
re-
vealed
here
today
when
the
body
of
Miss
F.lsie
Cameron,
cut
in
three
sections,
was
discovered
buried
on
the
rami
of
her
fiau-
cce.
Norman
Thome.
Miss
Cameron,
who
vvasi
London
typist,
disappeared
early
iu
December
when
she
left
her
home
ostensibly
lo
visit
Thome.
The
latter
joined
in
the
hue
and
cry
that
vvas
raised
and
wrote
a
Idler
to
lite
newspapers
saying:
"I'le-isc
just
write.
nli;
a
lino
to
remove
the
dreadful
suspense.
Vou
must
realize,
dear,
the
in-
olerable
agony
your
silence
is
causing."
Thorne
lias
been
arrested
and
barged
wilh
murder,
MUSSOLINI
IS
Regards
his
position
In
Italy
as
Impregnable
Admires
British
Methods
LONDON,
Jan.
10-
Interviewed
by
a
Rome
correspondent
or
(inglish
paper,
Premier
.Mussolini
of
Italy
gave
the
imprcs-ioii
thai
lie
regarded
his
position
as
impregnable
and
thai
power
could
not
be
wresled
from
Mm
without
a
desperate
struggle.
Mussolini
said
be
had
introduced
the
Hrilish
electoral
system
inlo
Italy
because
be
iiilniiri.il
the
Hrilish
system
ami
their
methods
of
government.
Italy
was
no
more
disturbed
than
any
oilier
country
today,
he
SAN
OUKNTIN(
CaliL,
Jan.
10.
Jack
Ferdinand
and
John
Sears,
murderers
of
Charles
Chapman
last
year,
were
hanged
at
Iliu
stale
prison
today.
si
rvui-
3
5tii
If!