25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
11
v
(deuce
of
the
.,
at
man
was
sailor
Kellogg
in
London
follovv-
Hial.
Morris
was
Ihe
man
whojlug
the
appointment
.of
Mr.
Kel-'hrpvv
Ihe
bodies
of
.Ihe
murder-'
lopg
as
secretary
of
slate
in
tdioeii
n
citii
in
til.
place
of
Mr.
Hughes.
Ti'llrcd.
PUBLIC
MEETING
A
J'ulilic
.Meeting
will
lie
held
in
Hit?
Empress
Theatre
on
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
13
at
8.15
p.m.
To
discuss
civic
eleclion
mailers.
All
candidates
will
be
given
a
bearing,
Heals
reserved
for
ladies.
S.
M.
Newton,
Candidate
for
Mayor
8be
overiiiplit
ami
now
must
starve
unless
they
are
fed
by
Ihe
Cily
or
civen
reinmieralive
employment.
The
cily
will
provide
for
the
married
nyii
on
work
provided
for
in
the
recent
bvlaws,
but
the
siuple
men
must
shift
for
themselves.
II
is
Ihinipiil
that
in
most
eases
they
have
no
reason
lo
be
destitute
ami
many
could
pel
work
'on
relief
provided
by
Ihe
provincial
poverumeiit
al
Point
drey.
?
Alderman
(iarbult
would
like
authority
to
kei'p
uuemployivl
from
driflinu
into
Ihe
city
but.
failing
thai,
his
innHo
is
not
to
maki'
il
loo
allrarlive
for
them
here.
INDIAN
LIQUOR
CASE
DISCUSSED
Milton
Gonales
Appearing
In
Court
of
Appeal
at
YICTOItIA,
Jan.
1
3---The
Court
of
Appeal
has
heard
arpiimeul
askiup
for
the
tpiashing
of
Ihe
leclsion
of
Judpe
Young,
tlis-
missiiip
lbe
eouviclion
of
Wil
liam
j.
Cooper
of
Moricelown,
who
it
was
provi'd
soKl
litpior
lo
France
Alfred,
an
Indian,
bill
who
was
proceeded
against
tin
ier
the
(ioM'Tiiinenl
l.upior
Act
W.
I.
Carler,
depuly
attorney
general
is
appearing
for
Ihe
rown
ami
Milton
(ionales
for
Hie
ilitfemlaul
resjiondi'iil.
The
main
contention
was
as
lo
whether
the
Indian
Ael,
being
a
federal
measure,
overrode
Ihe
provincial
act
or
whether
either
mil!
applied.
If
Ihe
latter
is
cor
rect
Ihe
decision
of
Ihe
county
court
judge
will
be
upset.
If
il
is
shown
Ibal
Ihe
prosecution
should
have
been
broupht
under
Hit!
Indian
Act
and
could
liol
be
brought
apainst
an
Indian
under
Hie
provincial
ael.
then
(be
case
remains
dismissed.
KING
TUT'S
TOMB
WILL
BE
FURTHER
EXPLORED
BY
CARTER
LONDON.
Jan.
III.
Carler,
i.'illirr.
i
Kgypliolopisl.
.
pi
iiiii'k
isi,
Howard
i
mi
iv
ported
lo
have
reached
an
agree
incut
wilh
(he
Kgypllan
:gydlaii
govern
uienl
lo
govern-
resuine
oiieratious
in
.11
in.
,1...
...
..i..
....
1
1
riniiirci
tun
won
iiir
r.iiiiraioMi
of
Ihe
tomb
of
King
Tulunkha-
iii,
ii.
The
1
special
seel
Ion
of
last
Saliirday's
Vancouver
Provlni-e
contains
a
bioprapliical
sketch
or
Pal
Daly,
"discoverer
oT
Ihe
world
famous
Premier
mine."
lie
is
described
as
"miner
and
Hroadvvny
Sheik."
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
3
Saskalcon
Calgary
8,
llegiua
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
iWSiw
'he
Lew
of
Hi'
m
wisi
or
American
ibmaiines,
the
V-l,
,1
,
.
.
.
.
....
'
mis
tot
a
ipcioai
C
oi
i
lit!
Iicnu
ol
it
swim
w
li.'i
e.
ie
iiudeisiii
tljfiidiioiiphl
is
now
in
New
York,
beimr
made
Beady
lor
its
I
rial
trip
lo
Portsmouth.
Vancouver
Mill
Manager
Sued
for
Removing
by
Force
Nursegirl
Who
had
been
Dismissed
and
Paid
LEGLESS
MEN
ARE
CHARGED
WITH
ROBBERY!
YANCOIVKH,
Jan.
13.
Wil
liam
Hell,
a
legless
man
and
F.rnesl
Sanders,
minus
the
left
leg,
are
held
by
the
police
charged
wilh
breaking
and
en-lerinp
and
receiving
stolen'
goods
respectively
in
eonneclion
wilh
ie
robbery
of
a
local
drug
store.
SUB.
AGROUND
IS
IN
DANGER
Ran
on
Outor
Bar
of
Orleans
Harbor
and
Seas
Raking
Her
CHATHAM,
Jan.
13.
I
niled
Stales
submarine
S-IU
ran
aground
today
on
the
outer
bar
or
Orleans
Harbor.
She
sent
a
message
Idling
her
position,
which
is
dangerous
due
lo
heavy
seas.
She
has
a
list
tit
3d
de-
pices
and
Ilit-
vessel
is
rolling
in
Ihe
mud
while
heavy
seas
raked
over
her.
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
TO
BRING
ESKIMOS
TO
UNITED
STATES
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
13.
The
1
1
i'i
I
Cross
sociely
has
appro
priated
Ihe
sum
of
1
0(10
to
bring
Ihe
eleven
Kskimo
sur
vlvors
of
Ihe
Wells-Wrangell
ex
pnlilion
from
Vladivostok
to
Seattle.
9
VAL:OL'iKn,
Jun.
!:.
In
the
siiiViiiIj
court
ye.s1erdayK'
wus
iliscloscd
an
urtioii
wjiich
promises
interesliirg
tleveinp-meuls.
Tin-
plainlirr
js
Mi,
Lily
llalpli
ami
she
claims
1
0,0(10
tfiiniages
to
compcnsalt!
for
alleged
injuries
received
when
she
asserts
W.
V.
Jianbiiry,
niaunger
of
the
llanbnry
Tjnitn'r
I'ro-ducts
Limit
t-il,
caught
hold
of
her
feet
and
pulled
her
feet
fore
most
along
the
floor
down
lairs
and
out
into
Hie
.street.
Mr.
llanbnry
.in
defence
stated
that
tie
'dismissed
for
good
cause
plaintiff,
who
acted
as
nursemaid,
paid
her
wages
tine
and
ii-ipiested
her
lo
leave.
She
re-;
!
-
-
lused
lo
leave
and
he
gently!
laid
hands
on
her
and
removed
her
from
J
he
premise,
using
no
more
force
Uian
was
necessary.
flic
trial
has
been'
adjourned
mil
il
February
11.
NEW
ENGINEER
IS
COMING
TOMORROW
G.
C.
McKay
Will
Arrive
on
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
to
Take
Over
Duties
as
Public
Works
Chief
(i.
C.
McKay,
who
comes
here
from
Ihe
Caribou
district
as
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
succeeding
Major
It.
M.
Taylor,
who
is
Irausferrcil
to
Kamloopt,
will
arrive
here
tomorrow
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Together
wilh
Major
Taylor,
who
will
also
come
in
tomorrow,
lie
has
been
allending
a
eonrerence
of
engineers
in
Victoria.
Mr.
McKay
is
a
married
man
with
a
family.-
Major
Taylor
will
sail
for
the
south
lo
lake
over.
his
new
duties
next
Tuesday
nluhl,
his
family
acconiianyiiiK
him.
FUNERAL
TODAY
The
Late
Mrs.
Rowell
Laid
Rest
This
Morning,
Father
McGrath
Officiating
to
The
ri
al
or
the
lale
Mrs.
Mary
Howell,
who
died
in
thej
Prince
Rupcrf
Oenrral
llospitalj
on
Mimiay,
iook
place
inn
morning.
Al
nine
o'clock,
wilh'
a
large
assemblage
present,
re-ipilem
high
mass
was
relcbraled
in
the
embolic
Church
by
l'ather
P.
J.
McCralh.
The
choir,
with
Charles
Halaguo
al
Ihe
organ,
idso
parlieipated
in
the
service
and
Fal
her
McOralh
spoke
words
of
eulogy
for
defeased.
After
Ihe
service,
the
cortege
proceeded
lo
I'alrview
Ccindery
where
inlermeul
look
place.
'The
pallbearers
were
Lawrence
Lawler,
A.
D.
Oillles.
K.
Saboitrin,
Jack
Olllis,
James
Neville
and
Vincent
Meiuher.
'There
were
numerous
floral
tribujes,
including
pieces
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mncdouald,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Oeorge
Fortr.
and
Miss
halherine
Jones.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
er
:
ljfh,JVolj
.
:
v"
XV
M
huii
T-
PHINUE
Ill'1'EHT,
U.C.,
TIF.SUAV,
JAM
AUY
13,
15)25,
v..t.rd..
erection,
i.so9.
u..t
s.i...
u.
"
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
.
r
-.
J'r.aJ
ITALIAN
PREMIER
IS
STILL
ON
AGGRESSIVE
SUIT
BROUGHT
BY
NURSE
GIRL
AGAINST
MILL
MANAGER
FOR
DAMAGES
War
Declared
on
Free
Masonry
and
all
Such
(lis-
('i'K
111
Orders
by
Mussolini
HOMK,
Jan.
;t.
Although
Hie
eagerly
awaited
session
of
h;
mber
of
deputies
proved
ilisiiiioinling
lo
sensation
i.li;
sillitlg
was
impnrlnul
in
Hint
il
again
revealed
in1'
Mussolini
in
the
role
of
aggressor.
.Mn-olini
presented
n
bill
designed
lo
deal
a
ilealli
blow
lo
in:
i-oiiry
in
llaly.
II
provides
that
all
seerel
societies
and
iiit
sl
lilu
Willi
II
ie
poliee
copies
of
Ibeir
constitutions
iTgnlulions
and
I
lit
names
of
their
officers
and
members
Tli'
politic
surprised
and
anesled
:t:i
Conuniiuisls
who
were
Ifiiii
g
a
red
flag
and
decorating
il
wjlh
Hie
liainnier
and
ELECTION
NOT
LIKELY
SOON
Speech
of
Premier
Disposes
of
Sugflcstlon
of
Short
Session
I
I
Jan.
I
II.
Hit!
Premier
.Mackenzie
K;
a
,
T
innlo
last
night
Is
re
i
:
;
"iilical
f
iicjcii
(nj
ills,
i
tin-
report
that
tic.
g
v
:
t
I
(1
1
1
H
II
shilrl
si's.
ii-
II
(in.,-
with
a
general
i
Hie
early
siiiiuucr.
inn
outline
of
sessional
-
apparent
thai
railway
it.
s
will
Im
the
iloiniii-
.
ili'iuaiitliiiK
long
cnii-
'
I'
.
iiiu'
r's
hint
thai
Hie
-
"I'
Mi
may
have
gone
a
'
fin-
in
reducing
taxation
Ii:
'
'
Hie
slionlil
be
given
to
liini-'es
to
work
tin
I
I
In
i
r
'
.i
r"iiinle,
as
significant.
germantraTns
111
.
-
-
Wore
than
Twenty
Lives
Lost
In
Accidont
on
Qorlln-Cologne
Line
"Mil.
IN",
.Ian.
13.
More
than
"Cdit
oT
lives
are
known
lo
i"
iM'cn
lost
when
the
llerlin-on,K1u.
cvpress
erasbeil
iiilo
a
fouling
(ruin,
at
llerne
Imlay.
I'ln--.
cars
were
eoinplelely
I
iitu
.died,
killing
or
injuring
many
persons.
Twenly-inii'
mnIics
wrc
removed
from
the
lIl'lll'IK
EXTRADITION
GRANTED
IN
BERYL
G.
MURDER
CASE
AGAINST
MORRIS
SKATTLK.
Jan.
1
3.--The
t.-x-''"ailillob
of
Charles
Munis,
WJI
II
I
c.I
hy
IIh;
llrilish
Columbia
I'tillcp
as
a
suspect
in
(lie
iniir-of
Cnpl.
(illlis
anil
bis
son
'hiring
Hie
lii-Jiickinx
of
Hi"
gas
'oat
lieryl
(I.
was
gi
'iled
Imlay.
I
CITY
COUNCIL
HAS
i
I
ITS
FINAL
MEETING
Work
of
Year
was
Wound
up
at
Session
Last
Night
Last-In?
Less
than
15
Minutes
The
11131
cily
council
wound
up
its
business
for
Hie
year
al
u
session
last
via
Id
which
laslcd
less
than
1.1
minutes..
Then)
was
a
full
atlpiitfance
wiili
I
he
exception
of
Aid.
Collarl
who
w.i
indisposed.
City
Treasurer
Malhesoii,
ttu?
called
upon
In
keep
Hie
minutes
in,
the
absence
of
Cily
Clerk
H.
I'.
Jones.
also
illilisiosei.
Iliisiiicss
consisted
of
the
receiving
of
reports
from
the
fire
chief
for
the
month
of
December
and
Ihe
year
15)21,
passage
ol
accounts
totalling
2,
875.57
for
I
be
week
ending
.laniiary
in
ami
filing
of
Hie
report
of
'.he
superintendent
of
utilities
on
capital'
exienililure
involved
in
Ihe
lipid
ami
telephone
tlcparl
incuts
during
the
past
year.
The
only
feature
lo
relieve
the
ilrabncss
of
routine
business
was
Hie
passage
of
a
vole
of
I
hank"
jusi
before
adjournment,
on
mill
inn
of
Aid.
Clnpp
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Casey,
lo
Aid.
I'erry
in
rceoguil
ion
of
the
lime
and
i-T-forls
he
had
devoled
lo
his
ilulies
during
Iho
past
year
as
chairman
of
the
Hoard
of
Works.
LASCELLES
COMING
TO
CANADA
SOON
I.ONMO.V
Jan.
I'l.
So
successful
was
Ihe
receiil
visit
of
Ihe
Prince
oT
Wales
lo
Canada
Dial
Princess
.Mary
and
her
husband,
Viscount
l.ascelles.
have
virtually
decided
lo
make
a
trip
to
Canada
tiexl
year.
It
is
reported
anlliorilalively
that
Hie
I
rip
will
be
informal
in
every
way.
HOUGHTON
FOLLOWS
KELLOGG
TO
LONDON
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
CI,
-Alou.o
Ibiiigblon,
ambassador
In
(ierinany.
is
lo
succeed
Anibas
UNEMPLOYED
NOTWANTED
Problem
of
Looking
After
2,500'
Out-of-Works
Looks
Big"
to
Vancouver
Special
lo
Daily
News
YANCOIVKH,
Jan.
13
Van
couver
will
not
make
Ihiups
very
eoniforlable
for
oul-of-wnrks.
She
dues
not
waul
them.
Alder
man
J.
A.
(iarbull,
chairman
of
Hie
police
and
relief
connnillee.
has
something
like
3.5M
men
on
his
hands,
bill
most
of
llicm
are
siuple
ami
many
have
blown
into
I
own
wilh
a
wad,
spent
it
almost
Log
Settlings
for
Year
1924
i
Exceeds
the
Previous
Year
Including
Piles
and
Poles
In
spile
of
the
rat
i
thai
n
number
oT
Hie
mills
were
closed
(during
lliu
later
mouths
or
the
ear,
the
log
scaling
for
the
year
jusi
closed
have
been
almost
as
high
as
for
Hie
previous
year.
For
tlii.'
year
ending
December
;tl
the
total,
as
recorded
by
the
local
forestry
departrnc'nl,
was
7
l,r!l2,.)l):i
board
feet
as
i
against
1
8:t,387,!)D
i
feel
for
the
previous
year.
In
addition
there
was
a
targe
cut
ol
poles,
piles
ami
railway
tie
.
Hie
aggregate
or
which
exeeetled
last
year's
by
many
million
board
reel
and
brouphl
the
total
produclioi,
fori
'
-
-
'J31
well
over
Unit
'refolded
in
l!33.
Scaling
figures
were
as
follows:
Douglas
Fir
I,8(2,?01
lleil
Cedar
.
.
30,'J55,2Cu
'Coast
Spruce
HS.fil'J.USU
Hi-flock
i
t.'v'K(i,73D
HaliM
...
t(i,8'jy,'J23
Juckpine
...
HO.Klt
Cypress
.
.
12.U8U
Inlerior
spruce
..
..
3,tj'.i,05(i
lliiel
3112
Cottonwood
1,378,581
Total
for
lirt
Poles
Mineal
feel
i
Fir
Piles
Hemlock
Piles
,.
Cedar
Piles
Cord
wood
(cords
i
..
.Shingle
holts
Jctthls'T
Fir
lies
Spruce
Ties
Hewlock
'Ties
..
...
Pine
'Ties
Fence
Posts
(L.
ft.;
.
.Mine
Props
..
..
l.'ulpvvooil
(cords
.
.
'The
sea
lings
for
December
were
Ihe
total
being
.
17
1,
V.t
2.1)5)3
Hie
1,505)
.5)1
1
3,020
W.tot
5t)l),',)5
1
.
8,1)82
'"
315)
.17,81
S
1C,1'8
57,(531
1,02
1,5)35)
31,870
20.150
1,013
month
of
nol
very
heavy,
20,283,152
board
feel
of
all
varielies.
In
addition
Ihere
was
about
a
tpiarler
of
a
million
feet
or
poles
and
some
piles
ami
ties.
DELAY
SUGGESTED
IN
I
APPEAL
OF
DRBOAK
Appeal
Judges
Object
to
Setting
Case
Over
to
next
Sess'on
of
Court
At
the
silling
of
Ihe
Appeal
Court
it
was
suggested
by
Counsel
for
pi-.
Hoak,
under
sentence
of
imprisonment
for
manslaughter
and
al
present
on
bap",
dial
a
postponement'
of
the
appeal
to
llu-
.
next
silling
of
Ihe
court
might
be
asked.
llolh
Chit-r
Justice
Mai-doiiald
ami
Mr.
Justice
Marl
in
s,talci!
I
luil
they
woud
nol
allow
any
postpone
im-nl
except
lo
place
Ihe
case
al
Ihe
fool
of
llu-
list.
'The
former
said
il
was
nol
in
the
interests
of
justice
thai
I
hurt;
should
be
long
delays
from
the
trial
(o
Hie
appeal.
'The
appeal
must
be
gol
ready
as
soon
as
possible.
W.
.1.
Taylor,
K.C.,
is
appearing
for
Dr.
Hoak.
CHIEF
FORESTER
COMING
P.
..
Caw-rhill,
chief
fon
ler
for
the
province,
will
arrive
in
Ihe
cily
from
Victoria
on
Hie
Prince
Rupeil
tomorrow
afternoon.
II
is
expeclt-il
.Mr.
Caver-hill
will
spend
several
days
in
the
city
and
district
on
ilepart-mi-nlnl
business,
EQUAL
FREIGHT
RATES
COMING
Prewler
Mackenzie
King
Says
It'
Will
be
Before
Parliament
'
at
Session
TOIIONTO,
Jan.
13.
-Premie
t
Mackeiuie
King,
speaking
herd
iasl
niglil,
indicated
that
Ihe
big
Misuiess
before
parliament
al
the
coming
session
.would
be
transportation
problems,
particularly
as
they
affect
freight
rales,
and
that
I
lie
tariff
will
bo
left
alone.
He
said
there
must
be
etftinlity
or-frtTsfit'rfltw
lathe
Dominion
as
fur
as
the.
gov-cAnm-iil
or
govern
men
I
agencies
could
make
(hem.
Regarding
immigration,
Mr.
King
said
300,000
people
had
been
brought
lo
Canada
within
Ihe
last
three
years.
The
talk
of
the
exodus
to
llu-
lulled
Stales
was
as
exaggerated
as
it
was
unpatriotic.
SHOOTING
TOOK
PLACE
IN
INDIA
Wealthy
Merchant
Killed
and
British
Officer
Wounded
at
.
Bombay
a
ROM
HAY,
Jan.
13-
A
shooting
affray
in
a
fashionable
residential
ipiarler
of
llonibay
resulted
in
the
death
of
Abdul
Kadir
Dawla,
a
wealthy
nn-rcliant,
and
the
st-rious
injury
to
Lirulenanf
Seaga'nl,
an
englishman
named"
Mallhews,
and
a
woman.
Dawla,
accompanied
by
llife
woman,
and
.Mallhews
were
motoring
when,
they
met
another
party
in
a
car
who
began
shooting.
Four
Hrilish
officers
rushed
lo
Ihe
resent;
and
captured
one
as-j.
sailanl.
'The
others
escaped.
'The
reported
shooting
Is
attributed
lo
the
I'alhan
menace
which
is
causing
serious
EDMONTON
LUMBER
MILL
IS
DAMAGED
LOSS
QUARTER
MILLION
F.D.MONTON.
Jan.
13.
Fire
damaged
Hie
Hayward
Lumber
plant
yesterday
to
Ihe
'
-xlenl
of
$210,000.
all
or
winch
is
covered
hy
insurance.
:
.
rn
.
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
(lie
Empress
Theatre
on
WEDNESDAY,
JAN.
14
at
8.15
p.m.
He.
Civic
Affairs
All
candidates
will
tie
given
u
hearing.
Seats
Reserved
for
Ladies.
Theo.
Colhrt,
Candidate
for
Mayor