25
Hi'
1
lllllillL-
I'll.'llei
"I"-
In
ana
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
where
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
noiei,
-
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
-n
....
vol.
m
son
Camps
and
Yards
In
This
District
order
fur
cedar
poles
in
iiii.iiueeil
fn
(his
district
iii'i'
received
by
Ihe
Hanson
I
Hll
III'.
.V
l.llmlu.i-
I'..
fii.in
llil
!nl
...I
'..
t
I..
I
I....
''hiiiiv
ii
n
.i?iK
Mil
i.iii
ll"ii'
:u
M
t.Mnvill.
ului
whs
i.'Hi.i,
hoc
last
week,
and
ih'-:"
Hiif
I
nileil
Slates
are
'
ll
U
I
1
1
I
L-l
K.
1
II
II
I.
I
ttiiii
li
priiviiles
fur
deliveries
-
nun
unit
nepi
ruriier,
win
ni'.i.
I.
m
ii
ii'
"I'luiiiy
camps
np
the
line,
in-
ilie
asseinhlv
yards
al
ainl
lii'darvale.
In
inlili-
1
'in-
I'limps
al
lla.cllon,
Ter-
''li'"
SkeiMiu
liiiwwli.i'
Mill
1..I
..,.trM
.1
III
""'ii
ami
settlers
will
also
a
work.
THREE
BODIES
CAKED
IN
ICE
Mal
Boat
Qnpn
.Innlni.
VAllh
Thrto
Dead
Men
Aboard
at
Admiralty
Island
"
A'M
Kelt,
7
Three
bodies
''n
Ui
Ice
and
nartlv
coered
''
ll
iinvir
u
iii...
r....i.
i
i....:.i
'
''
!
t
ii
1
1
1
1
r
l
lilil
mi
''"lo-niiy
Ulaiul
southeast
pf
'"
were
aboard
Hie
gas.
"mil
boat
f.eorgo
Junior,
'''""I'lcil
inissinir
since
.lalmarv
.'"
'I'e
Iiodies
are
iilenlirie.l
as
ftf
M.
I
Tom
la.selh
II
llrown.
The
body
"I'liiin
Sick
JV
aid,
llyslrum
was
or
not
AMERICANS
WILL
NOT
BE
EXCLUDED,
GRANT
MAHOOD
HAS
DECLARED
'"iinni.
is
no
truth
in
Ihe
ru
mor
lhal
American
prospectors
will
be
excluded
from
Ihe
I'.as-siar
dislricl
near
the
Alaska-ll.l'..
borih'r."
said
flranl
Ma-hood,
well
known
Slewart
mining
man.
in
an
iulerview
given
llu'
Seallle
Posl-lnieiligeiicei-lliis
week,
"l
hal
nin;or
slailed
from
an
Ill-advised
speech
of
me
man
and
he
was
nt!stuolctl
lo
I,
not.
The
Canadian
gou'rn-nient
is
anxious
lo
liave
all
Ihe
American
prospeclors
and
capi-lal
allrnct
lo
Ihe
Dunlin-
we
can
.
.
i
a
.
1
ion.
We
apprcelalc
wuai
.uii:ri-caiis
are
worlh
I"
us."
CHINESE
JANITOR
PLEADS
GUILTY
TO
FURTHER
CHARGES
Wong
lling,.
Chinese
Janitor,
pleaded
guilty
yeslerday
aHer-uoou
be
Tore.
Judge
Young
on
charges
or
(heH
rroni
F.harles
Wall
and
l.ee
W'ah.
Two
fur-
Iher
concurrent
senlenres
01
nu
years
in
penllenllary
were
meled
out
lo
him.
This
makes
a
lotal
r
,1111111111
mi
w
lilch
ho
has
been
seiilenced,
JIKIIKF.I.F.Y,
"I-.
Fell.
7.
I
F.liler
V..
Province,
head
or
the
I
llerkeley
:ronp
of
reformed
Seventh
May
Ad
enlisls.
who
sat
up
lasl
uiuhl
l
awail
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
world
as
prophesied
by
!sniireine
prophetess
Margarel
iiwan.
deelared
today
Mint
nc
In'l
expeel
llie
deslriiclion
of
the
earth,
lie
said
it
may
yniy
here
another
thousand
years
as
the
'bolloinless
pil."
AdNcnlisIs
thronglionl
lh
roonlry
are
surprised
lhal
nolh-Iiik
happened,
but
many
slill
look
for
signs.
1
'
NURSE
KILLED
TRAIL
HOSPITAL
Shot
by
Man
Who
Was
Irtfatu-
ated
With
Her
and
Who
Turned
Gun
on
Self
WAS
KNOWN
LOCALLY
VANCOI
VKIt.
Feb.
7.
.Mildred
Ncilson,
'Jo
years
of
ak'ijj
a
nurse,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
.Mrs.-ieorgi;
NriUon
of
VaneoiiM.-r,
was
shot
and
killed
in
llie,
hospital
at
!
I'rail
I
hi-
inin
iiiiiL'
and
a
char
of
murder
laid
against
1.
Ilau-
ley
of
Trail.
llanley
had
just
returned
rroni
Vancouver'
iilnj
it
hv
..
lievi'il
Ihe
shooting
looli
ldaet
iwhen
he
callel
al
the
Ifospital
.4..
r
.
.
.i
-
...
t,
to
delivrr-
natuelM'
.from
.miss
j
.fils.oiiViparvntA.
-
1
llauleyv
U
'.said
in
have
been
iiifaliiated
wilh
the
girl
and
came
lo
Vancouver
lo
"Interview
tin
parents
hut
did
liflt
ink
their
permission
to
marry
her.
Prior
lo
his
arrive!
I
hey
.eceieij
a
Idler
from
Iheir
daughter
advising
llieni
lo
nay
little
attention
to
Leader!
iiunioy.
whose
mind
she
thought
as
Uliahlly
deranged.
llanley
turned
the
gnu
on
himself
alter
shooting
the
girl
but
is
recovering.
Miss
Xejlsou
was
known
lo
mine
i.f
Ihe
nurses
here
and
was
a
class
male
of
Miss
Taylor.
WHEAT
SHIPMENT
TO
VANCOUVER
IS
SMALL
WINMPF.Ii,
Feb.
7.
-
Since
Hie
opening
of
Ihe
grain
season
on
August
1
lasl
a
total
oT
07,-(iju
cars
conlainiii.'
iiu,
U5,U(i(i
bushels
or
grain
haxe
been
loaded
by
(lie
F.auailiau
National
llailways
and
of
this
number
-.-81H
cars
were
deliu'ied
at
Vancouver
Tor
shipment
via
(fie
Pacific,
roule
MET
DEATH
IN
TRAGIC
MANNER
Woodshnd'
Collaosed
on
the
Lato
Clyde
Earl
Babcock,
Killing
Him
Instantly
Clyde
Karl
llabcork,
a?cd
ItD.I
ami
a
recent
arrival
from
Min-nesola,
lost
his
life
in
a
Iragic
manner
al
Owen's
logging
camp
mi
llawkesbury
Island,
I.'IO
miles
soiilh
or.
here,
lasl
Monday.
The
unrorlunale
man
was
going
out
to
clear
snow
olT
Ihe
camp
woodshed
ami
went
inside
Ihe
shed
lo
gel
a
shovel
when
llie
roof,
owing
lo
Ihe
weight
ofj
snow,
suddenly
collapsed.
A
heavy
beam
fell
on
llie
lop
of
his
head
smashing
his
skull
and
causing
instantaneous,
death,
Deceased
is
survived
by
a
widow
who
was
wilh
him
al
llawkesbury
Island.
Interment
look
place
Ihere.
Provincial
Constable
Alex.
Saint
returned
lo
Ihe
city
lust
night
nfler
Investigating
llu'
raialilv."
llie
circumstances
.
or
'which
were
entirely
accklenlul
4
SCOTTISH
CUP
GAMES
TODAY
F.IHXIll
IKi
II.
Feb.
7.
The!
second
round
of
Ihe
Scottish!
Football
.Association
contests:
took
place
today
with
the
follow-j
ing
resulls:
Kilmarnock
Hearts
I.
Arbroath
:i,
Clyde
0.
Ilaiiiilliui
A.
I,
Fast
Slerling-
shire
l.
Celtic
2,
Alloa
t.
llvkelieiiil
:i.
I
bles
Itovers
I.
Monlrose
0,
Hangers
2.
Ainliieonians
,
Oueeu's
Purk
0.
a
i
tick
Thistles
',
Dundee
U.
I.
Dundee
2,
l.ochgelly
I.
Armadale
I,
Aberdeen
I.
Vale
or
l.eveu
2.
Solwny
Slur
2.
SI.
Mirreu
1,
Ayr
United
0.
Motherwell
'-.
Allhurlie
0.
Ilnyiil
Albert
I,
llro.xburn
lei
Id
:i.
Falkirk
2,
Dumbarton
0.
Ilaith
Hovers
n,
lioness
0.
Alh-
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English,
First
Div.
Hirmiiiu'ham
0,
Leeds
United
0.
Hlackburn
II.
I.
Arsenal
(I.
Hollou
:t,
Cardirr
City
.
lluild'Tsriehl
I,
Aslon
Villa
I.
Liverpool
.1,
Fverlon
I.
Newcasllc
I".
L
Nolls
Forest
1.
Nolls
County
I.
Sunderland
I.
Sherriebl
I
.
it,
Hury
I.
Tottenham
2.
Preston
0.
West
llroniwich
I,
Hurnley
0.
West
Hum
1,
Manchester
City
0
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Hibernians
3,
Third
Lanark
I.
Division
II.
-llalhgale
I,
Dumferllno
t'.
'
Clydebank
3,
Fast
Fife
0
Sleiiliousemuir
3,
Johnstone,"
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
JIIIN(JE
HL'PKIIT,
U.C.,
SATLMUAY,
F.fiflRUAItY
7,
1025
Laiy
Margaret
Hoscawen
of
London,
Kng-laml,
sisler
of
Huron
llyng
of
Vilify,
govei4-nor-general
of
UamoJa,
is
sliown
on
her
arrival
in
New
York
on
her
way
lo
this
'
FLEISCHMAW
LEFT
FORTUNE
OF
FIFTY
MILLION
DOLLARS
MIAMI,
Feb.
".
Julius
Fleischnian.
who
dropped
dead
while
playing
polo
liere
yeslerday.
lefl
a
fur-
lune
csliuiatisl
at
out
30,no(i,0(in.
The
yeast
millionaire
was
.host
to,
the
Prince
of
Wales
dur-
ing
his
recent
Long
Is-
laud
visit.
PEACE
RIVER
YwUrdty't
Circulation
1
646
i
IS
DISCUSSED
Committees
of
Board
of
Trade
Will
Consult
with
City
Council
In
Rcqard
to
It
4
I
i
i
'
4
h
........(.
l.n
tn
fwltt
if
I
.1
1
1
Ullhir-llli
II
I
..ill
i:
ii.iihv
I
.
tiiisnilile
r,.
for
n...
.il.ni.
ttt
I
lii'im
!roiiiiiiillees
IIIT.1
Ill',
llll'.
I
Wl
Mill'
of
Hie
Hoard
uf
I
Trade
lo
meel
the
city
council
at
an
carlv
dale
In
talk
oyer
with
llieni
Ihe
.mailer
of
I'rince
Itu-pert's
altitude
toward
the
Peace
Hiver
country.
A
discussion
followed
the
reading
of
a
letter
rrom
Hon.
John
Oliver
jn
con-ueclion
willi
various
'proposed
routes.
A.
map
was
enclosed
ani
llie
various
routes
traced
thereon
ami
described
in
an
accompanying
letter
in
which
Mr."
Oliver
indicated
that
he
luvurcd
one
of
Ihe
western
routes,
through
H.I'!,
as
against
those
coining
out
al
ltrule
or
Obed.
Mr.
Nickerson
suid
the'
whole
mailer
should
be
considered
carefully
and
he
advised
talking
il
over
with
Ihe
city
council,
tins
i
i
i
..
was
aureeil
upon
ami
ii
wus
un
filled
Unit
the
Tnnlc
ainl
Com
merce.
Ihe
railways
and
navigation,
and
the
publicity
con'unil-
Ii
es
respectively
-should
have
llie
mailer
in
hand.
COMMENT
ON
SUBSIDIZING
Proposal
of
Dominion
Govern
ment
Attracting
Attention
In
London
LONDON.
Feb.
7.
Shipping
circles
are
not
,
disposed
to
offer
I
i
open
coniuieni
on
me,
pruiuni
of
the
Canadian
government
lo
sulisidie
Ihe
Peterson
'
line.
There
.is
every
reason
lo
believe,
however,
lhal
Ihe
action
oT
Canada
would
result
in
llie
Allaulic
combine
using
all
its
influence
ami
power
lo
institute
counteracting
measures.
The
question
of.
goveruincnltil
supervision
or
control
of
ocean
freight
rales
may
come
into
he
arena
oT
Imperial
politics.'
One
prominent
person
declared
Hint
Ihe
question
will
arouse
an
is.
sue
or
greatest
political
importance
in
the
near
future.
;
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Nowj
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
upstair
Dining
II
all.
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
parties.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
M
1
I
II
l
1
IJ.
i,
S&KXM
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
HEAT
irEC
TKVV
A
NflTUED
Elf
IWIXV
1iL.n1
iiuvliJ
imvLi
miuiiiLiv
mu
uim
1GGEST
RUM
FLEET
OF
YEAR
OFF
NEW
JERSEY
COAST
IS
BEING
WATCHED
if
hi
iquor
Fleet
Largest
this
Year
iiinr
I'
Watched
by
Government
Vessels
with
Decks
Cleared
for
Action
K
YOllK.
Fcli.
7.
A
liquor
fled
forty-two
miles
off
:,.
slowly
moving
northward
leil
by
a
Hirer
thousand
(c
r.ii'i-
wilh
her
decks
i
i
I1
high
willi
liquor
cases.
'I'll
i
lie
igiied
for
I
lie
iJiiiU'U
Males
ami
the
i.i.n.
government!
,i
ii
in
r
.
ic
in-ill
"ii
i'i
i
rui
mik
n
hi
iiik
i.iiiuiu,
..hum
u-
:yv
mi
'lie
walrli
on
the
.New
Jersey
coast.
The
ui'i'i
offshore
i
the
largest
lhal
has
lieen
Ihere
lliis
i-
H
to
lowed
liy
government
vessels
which
keep
al
a
safe
oi
.
few
miles
wnn
uccks
cicnreii
lor
action.
"in
t
B
ITin
WATER
POWER
IS
RESERVED;:
U
IIVHI
UbtkK'H
nw
w.
Speculators
by
Qovern-
rr.ent
14.
VU
it
lit
I
A
i-1
U.
7.
Ili-cnnse
nfU
i.
i
ant
ii
evcioin
ni'ii
i
i
x
.II
U
r
!
(II
I
f
:
n'serve
yesterday
(Mir
iuli'iilion
in
spcculalnr
get-w
i
reserves
and
ly-t,
ami
holding
liar:.
ir
'
In-
I'oiinlry,"
said
Hcrords
of
Hi
1
(
(nn
rs
iinlieatu
.-
waterpuwer
enp-liililiu
ill
,
(here.
We
.
.
1
1
ii
i
ii
lhal
Ihis'is
lie
good
of
lhal
liy
persons
or
Ol'-amiblc
of
doing
so."
Il
ItlllAlll
I'flll
II
I
lll
lu
1
Ulll
POLES
RECEIVED
l
hi
mean
Operation
of
all
Han
v
3UnGLARS
STOLE
SQUIRREL
SKINS
WORTH
$100,000
MOW
YOllK,
leli.
7.
Six
masked
rubbers
lined
a
nuiiilier
of
warehouse
cniiliiees
against
I
lot
wall
ami
gathered
no
I
(ili.ouo
worlh
of
squirrel
skins
anil
eseaieil
while
hundreds
of
people
were
passing
outside.
In
waler
powci
J,
,
pence
Hiver
werm
l
MANY
LOOKED
FOR
THE
END
Seventh
Day
Adventlst
Says
Earth
May,
Remain
Bottomless
Pit
Big
Losses
in
Wheat
as
Prices
Tumble
and
Warning
Given
to
All
WINMPKti,
Feb.
7.
".lust
how
fur
prices
will
fall
nonff
can
tell
tun
nviilmi
wncui
pricesiare
ai
nigu
ieeis
uuirt'ceuenieu
exccjit
during
the
war
period,
il
might
he
well
to
utter
a
word
of
warning,
so
that
lliose
who
slill
have
profit
or
any
part
of
llieir
original
capital
Jefl
may
protect
lliemsrlves
while
there
ii
till
lime,"
says
Hie
Free
I'ress.
The
newspapers
point
out
that
wheat
prices
have
dropped
JiS
cents
wilhiit
Ihe
week
in
Hirer
drastic
declines,
wiping
out
riiunv
of
the
weak
holders.
lhal
lhal
a
a
iiilliibec
number
of
or
-
II
is
said
commission
houses
or
maeiv-
Sioanl
ro'iins
on
the
Winnipeg
i-.NCliangc
have
grown
from
six
last
year
lo
nearly
roily
now.
ami
all
doing
a
rushing
business.
Among
llieir
clients:
arc
men
and
women
'id
all
ages.
Wheal
closed
at
H
7-8
cents
loss
yeslerday
from
llie
closing
price
the
previous
day.
MR
OFFICER
KNOWN
HERE
WAS
MARRIED
Pilot
Officer
C.
J.
Duncan
Wed
ded
in
Vancouver
Recently
to.
Miss
Rae
Shaw
A
wediliiig
.wUir.joCal
"interesl
took
placeson
the
evening
of
Jaiu
uury
-1
at
the
homo
-of
Cupt.
and
.Mrs.
F.
I..
lavisoii,
Shaugli-..
.
&
.
.
-i
ncs.y
Jleignts,
Vancouver,
wiien
Mis
Hue
Shaw
became
Ihe
bride
or
Pilot
Ufficer
C,U.
Duncan
oi
(he
Itoyal
Caliadiaii-
Air
Force.
The
latter
was
here,
as
photo-
urnphie
officer
with
Ihe
ue-
lachmenl
of
risliery
pairoi
planes
last
summer.
The
cercinony,
which
was
por-rornied
by
Itev.
W.
I.ilch,
D.D.,
took
place
under
a
miniature
airplane.
The
bride
wore
a
trav
elling
costume
of
fawn
with
hai
ensuite
and
carried
a
sheaf
of
Hussell
roses,
carnations
and
maiden
hair
rem.
I.ieul.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
left
for
Ottawa
where
Mr.
Duncan
wjll
continue
his
photographic
work
with
Hie
H.C.A.F.
CANADIAN
ROVER
ENQUIRY
ASKED
C.G.M.M.
Headquarters
Want
Stranding
Outside
of
Ocean
Falls
Investigated
Montreal
headipiarlcrs
of
the
Canadian
(ioverniuenl
Merchant
Marine
have
asked
for
a
marine
eiupiiry
into
(he
accident
which
happened
to
Ihe
sleanier
Canadian
Hover
a
couple
or
weeks
.
i-
i
....
ago.
when
sue
was
ii.iiini-ru
uj
billing
a
rocky
clirr
outside
or
Ocean
falls
in
a
snowstorm.
II
is
believed
the
emptily
will
be
held
next
week.
The
Hover
is
nl
present
undergoing
repairs
at
North
Vancouver.
EXPLOSION
OF
TANK
IN
FILM
LABORATORY
I'OH'I'
l.l'.F,
Feb.
7.
Salval.jre
Joy.
a
'projector,
was
killed
and
Iwu
injured
as
a
result
of
the
explosion
oT
an
ammonia
lank
in
Ihe
Nalioiial
F.vuns
Film
Labora-
lories.
The
explosion
followed
a
fire
which
caused
u
two
million
dollar
loss.
ENGLAND
WINNER
LONDON,
Feb.
7.
Fngland
triumphed
over
W'ates
by
27
points
lo
2!!
in
"Nlie
'.Vorlheri'
Union
International
rugby.
RAILWAY
DELAY
IS
DISCUSSED
Matter
Camo
Before
Board
of
Trade
at
Meeting.
Last
Night
Connection
with
Abattoir
Tim
delay
oT
Ihe
railway
company
in
holding,
up
the
construction
of
the
P.
Hums,
abattoir
on
Ihe
water
front
and
the
docks
lo
bo
built
by
the
Consumers
Coat
Co.
andklhe
Prince
Hupert
Feed
Co.,
wiis
jJisiussAt.
by
.
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting,
President
George
.Vickerson
in
the
chair.
II
was
reported
(hat
Mr.
Mooro
had
been
complaining
pf
(he
ih-iays
ami
nskfng
(hat
(he
matlter
bo
nressed.
.'Hie
.Presfdenl,
or.llic
Hoard
I
old
of
telegrams
he
had
sent
in
connection
with
it
and
tha'
Un
was
expecting
an
auswer
lo
one
Just
now.
The
matter
had
been
,.
laken
up
several
limes
with
Mr.
Warren.
The
engineer,
who
wa-
i
supposed
lo
have
come
here,
j
went
lo
Vancouver
instead
and
had
now
gone
Fast.
MAN
ARRESTED
ON
SUSPICION
Said
to
Have
Been
With
Little
Los
Angoles
Girls
Before
Disappearance
LOS
ANOFLKS,
Feb.
7.--S.
0.
Stone,
father
of
Jack
lloxie,
tho
film
actor,
night
wnlehnian
in
Ihe
residential
district
whence
May
and
Nina
Martin
disappear
ed
last
August,
is
being
held,
in
jail
for
questioning
concerning
Hie
kidnapping
and
death
of
the'
little
girls,
whose
bodies
were-discovered
in
a
shallow
grave'
Wednesday.
Slone
declared
he
knew
nothing
about
Hie
deatti
or
(he
girls.
Investigators
announced
lliey
had
witnesses
ready
lo
testify
lhal
they
saw
Stone
talking
with
Ihe
girls
shortly
brio
re.
Iheir
dis.
appearance
and
suspicious
clews
were
found
in
Shine's
TACOMABANK
IS
HELD
UP
Sum
of
$8,C00
Taken
by
Bandits
Who
Shot
an
Employee
TACOMA.
Feb.
7.
Three
bandits
held
up
llie
National
Hank
of
Tacoma,
shot
Harry
Smilh,
an
employee,
ami
escaped
wilh
loot
In
Hie
amount
uf
eight
thousand
dollars.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Edmonton
I,
Victoria
1.