4
.
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,
.
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lilt'
11
T
ill
1
mwi'lUI
I
F
piiini
in
ihe
Fur
K.M
for
ATT
I
UP
V,
GOOD
TARGET
r.ninn
n
iwiuiihii.ii
usuu
js
Opportunity
to
Test
Bombs
and
Guns
I'fiiniAM.
F-ng..
.In".
-
lie
l:
I:
Mill'
.Miin.irru
uas
i
n
al
sea
in
accordance
ii
i
Washington
Arms
H-
Ships
which
wilnesseil
The
I
:i
ttcsliip
first
underwent
ic
numbing
from
airplanes
ml
'
-lit
ii
i-1
1
mm
In
i
111
i
iiircil
shells
iulo
her
III
W.
"
MlitlllL-
U-'im
miiiii:
llV
1
1
1
f
t
LT
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,
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would
leave
hut
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1
1
1
1
1
Tiic
.Mn:
rictll
was
hlitideir-.l
i
;int
.'i'in
lo
sferu
before
ner
ii
n
pli
age
lieuenili
me
waves.
11
11
h
III
lllhh
NO
SOLUTION
the
Transportation
Problem
of
Peace
River
NCOl
VMIl,
le
euioir
can
Ian.
never
be
a
-
The
final
vi,
nun
.ii
..r
n...
n
iiiii.i.
...ii
in
iiii-
i
in
'
.....
"'
ap
the
huge
areas
in
llrilish
I'.l'
w.i-1
I'
IUII
a
MMIIIIUII
HI
Mr
1
y.
is
rcro:JUll.eil
by
iiKuwaymen
Ihal
Ihe
llrule
roule
'Mil
never
he
looked
ou
as
n
I'
aelii-al
way
out
oT
Ihe
Peace
llivir
counli'v.
l
present
Ihe
mailer
is
in
Ihe
liiouls
of
Ihe
railway
companies
ind
ir
they
Tail
lo
agree
oh
a
1'ian.
llrilish
Columbia
and
Al-
i''a
giivernmeutn
will
get
lo-
'hei'
and
fiiriuiilale
a
plan
for
'iibuiisslnn
In
Ihe
Dominion.
II
s
generally
recognized
Ihal
ally
lilau
Air
opening
Ihe
Peace
lliver
inns
orovide
for
Ihe
Use
of
I
ho
'asiesi
rinilc
lo
the
coast.
CALGARY
PRESBYTERIANS
HOLD
FIRST
MEETING
IN
hail
failed
lo
face
I
he
fael
and
Ihe
llauue
Opium
)ouw-nlion
had
hern
disregarded.
This
meniit
Ihal
llrilaiii
had
made
Iheir
pledge
al
the
llaue
a
erap
of
iiaper
and
Ihal
ltrllain's
new
siKelion
lo
mi
i!e
Ihe
npiillil
smokiiiK
was
nol
honest
and
sin
cere
hut
merely
an
al
tempi
In
I
i.tfiili
ill.
I
itrn
I
ii.n
u
II..
..i.nlil
iii.l
I
'
p....
"
;
lei
Mich
a
charge
pj
uurepndi-
nlpil.
'I'Ik
I'linrL.n
viii
fniiiiil
leaed
ealinrof
duties
was
ino-livaled
hy
sordid
financial
con
MOTION
PICTURE
THEATRE
m
he
ship,
wi.imui
...mi-
.
.
Dig.
Al.n.WiY.
Alia.,
Jan.
U2.
-
-
A
I
Hew
ehurrh
cougiegallou
cumn
into
being
lieie
wjien
Calgary
l'resbvi'iiin
wlio
refuse
lo
re
in,
ii
hi.
ii...
.....'ii....
llll
I
1
1
(T
COII
I
l"ifll
IVIin
wliich
euleri'd
Hie
United
Church
nl
Canada,
ifiet
roi"
worship
in
a
motion
plclure
theatre.
Three
luindreil
persons
were
present
Ihe
initial
service
when
Ihe
first
pages
of
an
imporlunt
chapter
in
church
history
wore
written.
AdvertUa
u
Ihu
Dally
News
lliiperl
an
hour
or
two
after
Die
arrival
or
Ihe
strainers
at
10.:;ii'.
The
object
,
of
I
hit
is
lo
allow
eliniiiiale
authorized
smoking,
of
I
tourist
an
importunity
I
.
M
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
a
iiciiune
period
of
years
beginningi
in
uie
spicmini
scenery
now
wa
over
idealistic
ami
impossible
to
carry
out
because
of
I
he
Iiuki
smuggling
ixk
i
fti
I
i
I
ir.
Cecil
insisted
Ihal
Mr.
Porter
I
had
run
fined
himself
to
charg-lhccn
from
here
in?
llial
obligation
iiiiinivil
by
.rail
lo
Priuee
Taltapin
Property
Should
Pay
For
Itself
After
Mill
is
Put
in
This
Spring,
Says
Manager
Shipping
of
eoueeulrales
anil
high
grade
ore
from
Hit
Tallapiu
mine,
a
silver,
lead
and
gold
properly
211
miles
from
Hums
Lake,
will
slurl
in
.May
when
il
is
expected
he
properly
will
slarl
lo
pay
ils
own
way
aiinoiiiiees
A.
Wood,
managing
ilfrrclor.
who
is
in
Ihe
l
ily
today.
A
fillccn-loii
mill
i
lo
he
laken
iulo
Ihe
properly
hefore
Ihe
snow
leaves
Ihe
grim
nil
(hi
soring
ami
development
work
has
reached
such
a
poinl
now
where
Ihe
installation
of
the
concentrating
iduul
will
put
Ihe
properly
iulo
the
shipping
class,
Development
work
which
has
been
in
progress
ou
Ihe
Taltapin
mine
for
Ihe
past
few
moulds
has
unciivereil
Iwo
leads
or
low
grade
ore
with
values
averaging
per
Ion.
One
or
lhe.e
leads
is
four
feel
wide
al
;I2
rool
depth
and
Ihe
other
is
T
ri'el
wide
at
a
drplh
or
Til'i
reel.
There
Is
thousands
of
Ions
of
this
ore
in
sighl
stales
Mr.
Wood.
II
will
be
put
Ihruugh
the
mill.
In
another
direction
there
Is
.
.
.-
i
i....
i
..r
1.1..1.
a
Tour
tool
SIX
IIICU
li'iiii
01
nign
arade
ore
running
1
nort
ounces
nf
silver
or
:i(Ml
ner
Ion.
This
Drifting
to
Start
A
shaft
liad
already
been
sunk
lo
a
depth
or
85
feel
on
the
pro
perly
and
this
will
he
continued
(o
100
reel.
Then
drilling
will
ronmienrc
into
Ihe
two
leads
of
low
grade
ore
lo
Ihe
west
and
Ihe
high
grade
lead
lo
the
easl.
The
taller
will
he
encountered
afler
PI
reel
of
drilling.
Shipments
of
this
ore
will
be
made
Ihruugh
Hums
Lake
rnun
which
point
there
Is
n
road
lo
the
mine
.
Durlnjy
the
six
years
that
Mr.
Wood
has
had
charge
of
Ihu
Tal
lapin
mine,
about
r0.oou
lias
been
spent
on
the
properly.
II
cost
:jt:in,nno
ror
road
work
and
opening
up
(he
properly
and,
during
Ihe
past
season,
20.on0
has
been
spent
ou
aclual
mining
development
work
including
thorough
diamond
drilling
last
summer.
Kighl
mm
are
employed
on
Ihe
property.
Vancouver
Company
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
unci
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
In
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
iur
VUI
A
I'lUXUK
IIUI'KUT,
H.O.,
Tljl
HSDAY,
JANLAUY
22,
l'02o.
v.tt.r.,i
circulation.
i.mi.
gtratt
Salt
603
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
21"
li..
LEVATOR
CONTRACT
AWARD
CONFIRMED
URNS
LAKE
MINE
TO
BE
SHIPPING
CONCENTRATE
AND
HIGH
GRADE
BY
MAY
n.
r
IUIII
VVIIIVItlttt
lJ
Nearly
Breaking
up
.
Result
Disagreement
liKN'KW,
.Ian.
22.
Charges
uf
Congressman
Purler
Ihal
Mid
Ci't'il
!liiilii"t.'tl
the
American
people
when
In1
nsscrled
us
null
j
ii
1
1
m
per
ii
pi
lit
was
used
in
Iho
United
Slates
us
in
In-
rompf
ui
broke
up
Hi"
liilernnlional
Opium
Conference.
Following!
train
Ifiirliiiii
by
corn
i.crn
ami
peacemaking
ny
I
lit:
rrencli
ilcle-
.
r
I
:
.
I
l
....
I
II
-v
.n
...i.........
.......
......
Lord
Herd,
iii
outlining
British
position,
argued
llial
TRAINS
WILL
LEAVE
RUPERT
IN
MORNING
Change
Will
Allow
Tourists
to
Sec
Skeena
River
Scenery
Either
Way
YANCOLVF.lt.
Jan.
22.
To
fit'
in
willi
lliv
new
schedule
uf
steamship
sailings
announced
from
Montreal,
Hie
Canadian'
National
Ilailway
will
make
;t'
change
in
II
outbound
These
will
leave
Prince
lo
lake
of
I
lie
Skeena
lliver,
something
"
that
has
been
impossible
under
the
time
lahle
of
Ihe
past
fnw
years.
Lat
year
all
Ihe
tourist
routines
on
Ihe
triangular
lour
has
lo
Jasper
and
by
lluperl,
Ihcnee
southbound
hack
lo
this
port.
I'nder
Ihe
new
arrangement
loiiritls
will
take
eilhcr
ilireclion'i
without
misjing
the
best
of
I
lie
scenerv.
HALIBUT
BOAT
IS
SEIZED
BY
SHERIFF
""TV.
v
1
ArrtsUd
on
Ad
miralty
Court
Writ
on
Be-
half
of
Shipbuilder
siderations.
I
"
1
If
the
charge
had
hecn
iii;nlc
hi'
The
halilnit
hoal
Minajcl
No.
a
private
house,
l.oiil
IVeil
said.
I
has
lieen
arre.slei)
here
by
le-
Ihe
llrilih
I
puty
.lui
-lial
John
Shirley
on
a
rould
nol
allow
Ihe
attack
oh
writ
lsued
out
of
the
Admiralty
the
honor
of
repudiation
lo
stand
i
I'-ourt
al
Vancouver
on
behalf
of
in
Ihe
way
of
dying
lo
do
sonic-;
Vigo
Krirkson.
North
Vancouver
i
thing
lo
olve
tl
pium
evil.
!
shipbuilder,
who
claims
npproxi-
t
Cecil's"
slalemenl
about
Ihe
per
inalely
S,50it
under
a
mortgage.
capita
ne
of
opium
was
laken
The
.Margaret
No.
1,
a
new
hoal
inception
lo
by
Mr.
Porter
wlm
which
has
never
yet
fished,
was
i
said
it
was
a
mi.
take
and
had
liroimhl
here
last
fall
from
tin)
been
ipioled
from
old
statistics,
south
hy
('.apt.
(irorge
Frit..
now
The
Taltapin
Mining
Co.
I.
Id.
is
iucorpornlcd
at.
200.unu
and
ils
principals
are
mostly
Van
comer
men.
W.
C.
Slcarinan
hardware
merchant
of
Ihal
city
is
president
iind
oilier
directors
are
Andrew
Wallace,
ship
builder;
Mux
McSwryn,,
brewery
man;
Frances
Wright
oT
Smith
Dayidson
A
Wright:
Capl.,
I'aln
and
('.apt.
(iibsou
of
Seattle.
Mr
Wooil,
us
said
berore,
Is
nuui
aging,
director.
.Mr.
Wood's
business
here
I
in
eounecliou
with
the
obtaining
(continued
ou
imgc
three)
HOCKEY
SCORES
Calgury
1.
Vancouver
I.
Saskatoon
5.
Ilegiuu
2.
Nevv
Y
rk
claims
lo
have
Ihe
most
intelligent
child
ou
Ihe
couliiienl
in
Ihe
per-on
of
little
Virginia
Marguiss,
twenly-lwo
niunlhs
old,
who
run
rci
ile
every
letter
in
the
alphabet
YVilhuul
Ihe
slightest
hesitation
Tender
of
Vancouver
Firm
Includes
Dock
1
and
Also
Foundation
Confirming
yeslcrd.-iv's
press
despatch
that
Ihe
initial
con
tract
for
Ihe
grain
elevulor
here
had
heen
lei
lo
Ihe.
Northern
Construction
(jo.
Lid.
or
Vancouver,
Ihe
following
telegram
was
received
last
night
hy
M.
P.
McCarfery,
'president
of
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
(loiislruclioii
(Jo.
Ltd.,
from
YV.
K.
Williams,
secrelniy
uf
the
conipauy,
who
wiis
in
Olluwa:
'Northern
Col
slruclion
Co.
lands
Ihe
work
at
a
price
we
until
not
lunch.
Leaving
fori
home
louigld."
The
lender
oT
lb"
Northern
Construction
Co.
of
?22o.uou
which
was
accepted
includes
Ihe
construction
of
the
dock
as
well
as
Ihe
foundation.
The
Vancou-j
ver
Province
special
despatch
yesiiTuay
in
inn
was
as
iiuiows-
The
initial
contract
for
Hi"
Prince
lluperl
grain
elevator
was
awarded
today
when
Ihe
lender
uf
Ihe
Northern
Construction
Co.
of
Vancouver
hir
Ihe
rouiulalion
wark
and
dork
was
accepted.
The
(inlracl
Hgure
is
225.000.
Ten
ders
for
the
superstructure
will
be
invited
suou."
Yesterday
afternoon,
the
Nor
thern
Construction
Co.
at
Van
couver
nail
nol
neen
nnimcii
ny
the
Department
oT
Trade
and
Commerce
thai
ils
lender
hail
been
aeceiiled.
A
despatch
from
Ottawa
last
night
said
that
no
contract
had
yet
been
definitely
let.
The
filial
decision
was
apparently
made
late
yesterday.
MISS
MARY
IZARD
IN
CONCERT
TOUR
WITH
MRS.
HUNTLEY
GREEN
Miss
Mary
l.ard,
who
has
given
several
violin
recitals
in
this
city
and
is
well
known
in
Ihe
musical
world
lo
the
south
has
been
louring
with
Mrs.
Huntley
Oreen,
Canada's
greatest
pianist,
and
has
been
given
a
great
reception
both
in
Canada
and
Ihe
United
Slates.
Mrs.
(ireeu
spent
a
year
study
ing
in
I
'll
rope
ami
there
m,el
(he
j
approbation
of
all
the
greatest
!
musical
people.
Vancouver
Liquor
Vendor
Brings
Action
Against
Ladies
Journal,
Writer
of
Article
and
an
Agent
VANCOl
Villi.
Jan.
22.
In
a
writ
issued
out
of
llui
mi-
nrcnin
i-iniil
mi
liehalf
ut
Alexander
Dickson,
vendor
al
Ihe
Pro
vincial
(lovcrnnienl
Honor
store.
Hastings
Street,
damages
are
claimed
from
A.
H.
Macdouald,
Kansas
City,
the
Curtis
Puldish-ing
Conipauy.
Philadelphia,
and
It.
II.
Hcl
in
couciiience
of
i
story
liioadcasl
throughout
Canada
and
the
Imilrd
Slates.
Macdouald
is
the
writer
of
an
arlit
le
in
Ihe
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Ihe
Curtis
Puhlishiiig
Co.
puldish
the
magazine
and
Hesl
is
the
eoinp'iiiy'.s
Vancouver
agent.
Die
eoinpiuinl
concerns
what
Mactiouald
wrote
annul
the
Ihiuor
store
under
his
charge.
In
what
plain!
Ill'
alleges
s
a
highly
colored
iuiaginlillve
picture
oT
conditions
Ihe
writer
depleted
Ihe
line
or
poverty
stricken
men
and
women
purchasing
liiuiir.
He
ialed
Ihal
hoy
Hud
girls
stood
Ou
lip-loe
o
reach
Ihe
tup
uf
Ihe
bar
for
lltHr
hollies;
'The
charge,
Ihe
vendor
poiiils
out,
would
indicate
he
was
break
ing
Ihe
law
because
he
is
nol.
pc'rmillcd
lo
sell
lbiuor
to
child
ren
or
lo
anyone
under
21
years
of
ae.
'
Canadian
National
Steamers
to
Give
Weekly
Service
to
Alaska
Commencing
in
June
this
Year
.
MONT.HKAI.,
Jan.
22.
II.
H.
Dalryniple,
vice.president
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallways
announced
here
today,
that
in
oi;der
to
complete,
ils
facilities
for
tourists
visiting
the
.Pacific
cou.il,
the
system
will
establish
this
summer
a
weekly
steamship
icivice
between
Nuncoiiver,
Prince
Hupert
and
Alaska.
"This
service,"
said
Mr.
Dalryniple,
"will
be
inaugurated
ou
June
!22,
at
which
lime
Ihe
first
steamer
will
leave
Vancouver
for
ils
northern
destination,
hkagwuy.
and
each
week
throughout
Ihe
tourist
season
sailings
will
be
made
from
Vancouver
and
'rince
lluperl,
the
Pacific
coast,
terminals
of
the
Canadian
National
llailways.
The
oil
burning
steamship
Prince
(ieorge
and
Prince
lluperl
which
have
already
established
u
reputation,
us:
being
among
Ihe
best
appointed
vessels
ou
Ihe
Pacific
coast,
will
be
engaged
in
Ibis
new
Alaska
service.
The
Itinerary
"lioing
norlhward,
the
ships
will
reach
Prince
lluperl
al
I0.J0
on
Wednesday
morning
follow
ing
the
Monday
of
sailing
from
Vancouver,
and
lourisU
will
he
ui
veil
an
oiiiiiirlunily-
to
see1
something
of
Ihis
new
Pacific
purl
as
the
slcamcr
does
not
continue
on
ils
northern
trip
uu-JiL
four
o'viock
that
afternoon,
Afler
passing
old
und
new
Mel-
lakulla
and
Hudson':
made
al
Alaskan
the
Slikine
lliver
and
many
associations
period
when
Alaska
was
a
Itus-
i.
given
iau
possession,
ine
touched
on
Ibis
(rip
Juneau,
Ihe
capital
of
Alaska
and
modern
city
with
good
molor
roads
and
many
points
of
in
tcrest,
including
lie
Mendenhall
(i
acn
r
and
mines
which
have
made
this
country
Tamous.
Uu
the
way
to
Juneau
from
W
rangell
an
opportunity
will
be
given'
lo
see
Ihe
grandeur
of
Taku
Inlet
uml
the
faiuuus
laku
(rjacier.
over
a
mile
wide
and
ninety
miles
long.
The
ships
will
arrive
at
Skng-
way
al
seven
ociock
rriuay
morning
remaining
until
seven
o'clock
Saturday
night,
thus
giv
OLIVER
FAVORS
B.C.
ROUTE
TO
PEACE
RIVER
VICTOHIA,
Jan.
22.
Premier
Oliver
-stales
emphatically
that
he
favors
Hie
extension
of
thn
Kiluionlou,
Dunvegan
and
H.C.
Hallway
through
llrilish
Columbia.
That
railway
is
owned
by
he
province
of
Alberta
and
tho
P.U.F..
by
(he
province
of
Hril-islj
Columbia.
'The
Ideal
method,
according
lo
the
Premier
would
be
lit
unite
(he
'Vhnlii
-system
Port
Simpson,
an
old
with
Ihe
I'.U.K.
providing
an
out-
Kay
post,
calls
will
be
let
af
Vancouver
and
Ihe
oilier
Ketchikan,
a
typical
railway
al
Fduionlnn.
The
pre-town,
built
al
Hie
rouliseut
Canadian
National
linn
or
Ihu
mountains.
from
that
point
(he
will
touch
ut
Yv
rangell,
Proceeding
would
steamship
;
prince
Hupi-ft.
beauli-
fully
situated
near
the
mouth
or
ing
ample
opportunity
lo
pas
senger
10
see
i
nis
Million
iowii
and
visit
Whitehorse
and
Iho
Al
tin
Lake
district.
Ou
Hie
southbound
journey
Ihe
steamers
will
reach
Van
couver
al
nine
ociock
v
eunes-
lay
morning,
making
a
complete
ten
day.
round
(rip.
Three
Boats
a
Week
In
nddiioti
In
thl
Alaskan
trip,
Ihe
tri-weekly
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
lluperl
will
Tie
maintained,
also
a
semi-weekly
service
lo
Anyox
and
Slcwarl
on
the
1'orllninl
Canal,
which
service
has
been
in
erred
ror
some
lime
past.
'"The
establishment
or
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallways
of
I
hi
Alaska
strnmlniat
service
will
meet
the
demands
of
many
tourists
and
will
be
a
filling
climax
lo
Ihe
famous
triangle
lour,
comprising
Jasper
National
Park.
Ihe
Heckles,
tin-
Coast
linage,
and
Ihe
waler
voyage
through
the
'Norway
of
Amcr
iea.'
"
HOSPITAL
TO
OPEN
VICTOHIA.
Jan.
22.
.Uler
repealed
postponements
and
dis
appointments
Ihe
Jubilee
Ilosj
tal
Hoard
announces-
that
Ihe
formal
opening
of
the
new
build
lug
Is
to
lake
place
ou
Wednes
day,
March
II.
oruvide
the
outlet
to
The
Premier
denies
in
lolo
t
lo
report
published
in
Hie
Vaneuu-
possessuigjver
Sun
and
seal
out
on
Iho
with
thelCunadian
Press
that
he
ha
up
hopes
uf
having
(lift
next
port,
.(.
K.
iuoludeit
jn
the
nevv
pro-
will
bc;i,sals
and
Ihe
intimation
Mhat
he
now
ravors
Ihe
llrule
route.
NEW
VESSELS
1
WORRY
STATES
Pandlng
Resolution
to
Ask
Britain
If
She
Is
Not
Violating
,
Treaty
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
22.
-
A
new
angle
to
Ihe
growing
complexities
oT
the
international
naval
situation
has
been
round
in
Ihe
pending
Senate
resolution
seeking
inToi'iiiation
from
Ureal
Hrilain
as
to
whether
the
construction
of
her
two
new
capital
ships
violates
the
pnovision
of
the
Arms
Conference
Treaty.
The
new
vessel
Rodney
and
Nelson
have
been
described
a
combination
battleships
and
air
craft
carriers.
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
TO
VANCOUVER
REDUCED
VANCOrVFII,
Jan.
22.
-Grain
shipments
In
Ihis
purl
will
be
only
about
half
those
or
last
jear
in
spite
of
(In'
fact
that
Hie
elevator
accommodation
has
been
very
greatly
increased.
It
is
estimated
that
al
I
lie
outside
not
more
than
thirty
million
bushels
will
be
shipped
Ihruugh
this
port
during
the
present
crop
year
a
against
fifty-three
million
for
the
previous
crop
year.
One
reason
given
for
this
is
Hie
uncertainly
or
railway
rales
and
another
the.
failure
oT
the
crop
in
pari
of
the
territory
from
which
shipment
were
made
a
year
iibo.
Host
of
handling
grain
at
this
port
have'
been
'lnnlcriatly
reduced
but
Ihis
has
had'
no
effect
lr
bringing
tho
gralit
this
way.