TAXI
lie
Stall
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
n
with
flour
for
iirwly
hire.
laid
Suitable
dancing
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rat(g,
apply
In
Boston
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV,
NO.
li.
I'MNCH
Hl
l'KUT,
li.C.,
S
ATT
HI)
AY,
JAM
WHY
17.
1025,
VMttrdir'i
ClreuUtlo
1T29.
Strttt
Baits
M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT'S.
:.ri;
i
i"n
hurcau
iroui
VI
I
j
v.
:
;
.;
I
favor
entering
Hie
i
i
m)m
li
uml
IHU
are
op-
:
an
slates
Ihal
Mine
ii
.'d
il
churches
in
vur--
ol
Canada
Dial
won't
U
en
Ilic
question
li-liev
ii
re
unanimous
fur
ami
will
go
into
III"
auioiiiiiiit
ally.
I
nder
aw
us
passed
Jiy
I
lie
Doiuili-s
anient
unless
they
vole
ts
oil'
Uiey
ui'i
ill.
DAUGHTERS
OF
EMPIRE
BUILD
Tenders
Being
Called
For
Assembly
Hall
on
Fifth
Ave.
Lots
'in
dune
rial
Order
Daugh-
'
uf
Empire
have
decided
to
'
a
building
on
their
lots
on
1
''if
'H
Avenue
East,
near
the
'M!T
of
Mcllriile
Street
and
arc
""lay
culling
Tor
lenders.
The
'Si.
iivuf
iitii
has
already
been
:;iile'eil.
'lie
building
will
be
of
frame
"if
iiieiliin
of
siibslaulial
size
"'
he
uiiiiu
feature
oT
the
Hie
will
be
a
large
usscm-
i'l'
hall
with
u
leu
ft
ml
balcony
''
niie
side.
The
order
has
(he
iiniiev
on
hand
lo
pay
for
the
building.
PRESIDENT-ELECT
RESIGNED
OFFICE
Sons
of
Ennland
will
Rotaln
Officers
of
Last
Year
for
Anothor
Six
Months
al
Least.
Henry
Smith,
president-elect
"f
Hit.
Sons
of
Knaland.
and
W.
II
till(MlNIll
Vii-l.-lil-ftf
iitlfll
iillif't.
lesiKiicd
olllce
al
last
nimbi's
el
lug
of
Hi,-
lodge
ami
it
was
tended
Ihal
all
olllcers
of
lust
ear
Including
President
V.
(i.
ItiiKlies
and
Vlce-Presblenl
II.
Aides
should
retain
olliee
for
at
least
uiiotlier
six
nionlhs.
II.
K
Wilmot
of
the
Lhiuor
oiiliol
lioard
slalT
arrived
from
Victoria
on
Hi,.
Princess
Healrice
Ikk
iiiortiin
CARRIED
OFF
EIGHT
THOUSAND
DOLLARS;
CASHIER
IS
HELD
UP
SEATTLE,
Jan.
17
The
cashier's
olliee
of
the
I'arific
Trlcgi
aph
iV
Tcle-iione
Company
was
held
up
in
daylight
lot
ay
liy
Ivm
liundits
who
escaped
in
an
automobile
wild
iH.nuo
in
eash.
WINNIPEG
RADIO
HEARD
9,000
MILES
WINMPF.fl.
Jan.
17.
Accord-
In;;
lo
word
ju-l
received'
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
ra
dio
dept.
here,
another
('..N.ll...
'Calgary
broadcast
has
been
heard
nine
thousand
miles
away.
The
concert
of
.November
l'J
last
was
picked
up
al
5.
.'10
in
the
afternoon
nt
(he
Methodisl
Indian
Mission
in
Hie
Fiji
Islands
by
Itev.
Ilirbard
1'iper
and
heard
ulsii
by
M.
(i.
James
of
Apia,
Samoa.
A
previous
broadcast
rriini
Ibis
stijlioii
was
reported
to
have
been
recer.
ed
in
New
Zealand.
TARIFF
NEGOTIATIONS
ARE
SUSPENDED
TODAY
FRANCE
AND
GERMANY
PAIIIS.
Jan.
(7.
The
tariff
war
between
France
and
er-
many
is
expected
lo
(
liiiue
for
a
considerable
period
despite
ef-forls
lo
Keep
I
lie
nuesl
ion
ojien
ami
prevent
a
formal
ruplure
of
neKolialions
for
a
lemporary
coiiimeicial
aocord
by
France.
Suspension
of
negplialious
today
are
considered
lo
be
a
ruplure.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English,
First
Div.
Arsenal
0,
Newcastle
L'-Aston
Villa
I,
Sheffield
I.
1.
Illacklnun
II.
0.
Hurnley
J.
Ilury
:i,
Nolls
Forest
0.
liurdirf
City
1.
Iliriiilngliaiii
0.
Fveiloii
I.
Tollenliuiii
U.
Iluddersriel'd
I,
West
Hum
2.
Manchester
City
5,
Liverpool
0.
Noll
Couiily
0.
Ilollon
1.
I'reslon
I,
Leeds
I.
Sunderland
a,
West
llroinwich
0,
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Aberdeen
2,
I'urlick
Ihislles
(I.
Airdriuuiuus,
0,
llorlon
2.
Ayr
Fulled
1,
Cowdenbeath
2.
Dundee
I,
Fulkirk
0.
Hibernians
'J,
Hamilton
1.
Motherwell
1,
Celtic
0.
Hallh
Hovers
0.
St.
Jolinslouu
0
Hangers
1,
Queen's
l'ark
i.
SI.
Mirren
3,
Hearts
1.
d
Lanark
',
Kilinaniock
0.
Lady
For
Breach
of
Promise
of
Marriage
VANCOI
VI.H.
Jan.
17.
I
hal
she
was
Induced
lo
leave
London,
Kiinlaud,
and
travel
to
Slewarl
to
marry
John
llaahti.
mine
owner,
belter
known
id
Slewarl
us
John
Hie
Fiii.n.
and
to
liaxe
Hie
encasement
broken
off
on
the
eve
of
Hie
wedding
was
the
allegation
of
Lottie
Maud
.Miiiiii,
who
seeks
SI
(Minn
damages
in
u
breach
of
promise
suit
here.
Ilualili
was
Ihe
discoverer
of
Ihe
Silverado
and
oilier
mines
at
Slewarl.
MEMBER
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE
OF
MASONS
IS
BURIED
VANCOUVKH.
Jan.
17.
Tins
funeral
is
Inking
place
here
to
day
at
Ihe
Masonic
Cemetery
of
PAIexander
llannerinan,
57
years
Of
uue,
a
member
of
one
of
the
Prince
Huperl
mason
ie
lodges.
T
LARGE
QUANTITIES
OF
TIMBER
BEING
SOLD
NORWEGIANS
TAKING
STEPS
TO
PREVENT
RUM
RUNNING
BY
HER
SHIPS
Masters
of
Norwegian
Vessels
Cautioned
Not
Engage
in
Rum
Running
US
A).
Norway,
Jan.
J
7.
The
Norwegian
government
is
idinng
legislation
lo
prevent
pat
Ucipiiliuri
of
Norwegiiui
.
-
.
...
II.
.
-',.
t'
i
.
.
r
i-
hi
roni
running
10
me
t
uiieu
.-?iuics.
i
in.'
lurcign
onire
IlinnigJi
Hie
ushingloii
legnlion
obtained
the
names
uf
Nor-
.vivaii
idcnlificd
its
ninong
llioe
on
"Hum
Mow'
ami
sent
Hi:-
l
lo
the
Ship
Owners'
Association
ami
t
lie
ininisler
of
.
.
r....
.-..-II
..i:
Ml
sire-
lor
ninuri
u
nun.
I
lie
u-soriulion
hum
already
raiilioueij
the
mailers
or
(he
.(l
nguinsl
ruin
ft
i
n
ii
t
it
H".
warning
them
that
it
would
refuse
i
In
vessels
running
fuul
uf
L'.S.
laws.
731
IN
FAVOR
church
union
;
(Hundreds
of
Churches
Will
qo
In
Automatically
Without
a
Vote
TiilliNIO.
Jan.
li.
Of
tin-'
uu-'li's,
missions
or
'
;-;
si
ul
lulls
of
I
lie
Prc--
'
imrrli
iii
.
Canada.
B',
i.
!
'Ik-
vole
for
Jmurcli
li.ii.'
iieen
reverted
by
the
TJie
latest
pn
lurc
of
(Jncen
Marie
of
lliiiiiauia
and
her
charniiiig
daoglilets.
Left
to
tiglil.yieen
lleleua
of
Greece.
Uin-cu
Marie
of
Itiimauia,
Princess
Helena
oT
Humania
and
Ouccii
.Marie
of
Serbia
BURGLAR
ALARM
City
Council
Committees
are
FOILED
ROBBER
Being
Discussed
but
Nothing
Attempt
was
Made
Early
Nlqht.
to
Enter
Bulger
Cameron's
Jewetry
Store
Last'
An
elfei-lite
burglar
alarm
yslem
last
nielli
pn-vented
Uni
fier
A
t.aiiHTiiii
s
ji'weiry
siorc
rrom
beiui;
entered
by
a
Ihief.
At
7.23
Ihe
would-be
burglar.
having
broken
a
rear
window
and
unlocked
Hie
sash
lock.
started
to
opm
the
window
when
Ihe
hiirylar
alarms
started
in
full
peal
and
Hie
lights
of
the
store
flashed
on.
lie
immediately
retreated
tool
was
gone
before
John
Ilulger
and
serpeaul
Me-
(ilitirliy
arrived
on
Hie
scinie
bu'
a
very
few
minutes
laler.
No
entry
had
been
gained.
The
person
who
atlcmpled
lo
enter
I
be
stnie
left
lell-lale
fool
prints
on
Hie
fresh
snow
and
an
ash
oile
in
the
lane
and,
on
Hie
slreuglli
of
Ibis,
a
suspect
was
laken
to
Ihe
police
station
by
Sciaeanl
.McClinehy
within
an
hour.
However.
Iher
were
no
eye
wilnesses
ami
d
was
necessary
to
let
the
mull
f:o
ill
Ibis
SEEK
DAMAGES
STEWART
MAN
John
The
Finn
Sued
by
London
Will
Be
Known
Untu
Thursday
Thu
nr'
nr
rouneil
will
hold
ih
fir,.yteeling
pelThurs
duv
nixht
wlieu
Muvor
New
Ion
w
ill
announce
his
sdandiug
com
uiiliccs
for
1
lie
loniujr
vear.
In
Hie
meantime,
the
I!i2t
alder
men,
police
commissioner
and
school
trustees
w
ill'
be
sworn
id.
U'hile
it
is
Ihe
practice
lo
appoint
abb-mien
who.
come
al
or
near
Ihe
head
of
the
polls
o
chairmanship
of
eommillees,
i!
s
not
expeclqd
Ihal
'.Mayor
Ncwlon
will,
be
able
lo
follow
this
in
dru
fling
bis
eommillees
this
vear.
Previous
uldcnnanic
experi
ence
i
also
generally
considered
a
requirement
in
Hie
-naming
of
coinmlllee-
cliairmeu.
general
expectallon
is
that
Lx-
Ald.
Al.
M.
Stephens
will
head
the
fiiiHtice
coinniitlee
again,
that
Aid.
MYMordie
will
be
apioiuled
chairiuan
of
Ihe
utilities
coiu-
millee
and
that
Aid.
Perry
wili
conliiiue
us
chairman
of
Hie
board
of
works.
Aid.
Casey
was
chairman
of
Ihe
building
nun-,
mission
last
year
and
it
is
probable
thai
he
will
continue
as
siicli
in
1125.
The
following
is
a
popular
committee
slate
for
Ihe
forthcoming
year
and
it
is
expected
lliut
the
mayor
will
probably
follow-it
prelly
well
in
naming.
Hie
personnels
of
Hie
three
most
important
committees
this
year:
Finance
Mil.
Stephens
and
Aid.
Smith.
I
lilitjes.
Aid.
Me.Mordie.
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
Larsen,
'
Hoard
or
Works
Aid.
Perry.
ALL
llrowu
and
Aid.
McKeclinie.
It
was
rumored
about
town
Ibis
morning
Dial
one
of
the
al-
deimen-elecl
was
considering
re
signing
because
Labor
would
probably
be
in
control
of
Ibis
year's
council.
Aid.
Me.Mordie
slated
this
afternoon
that,
as
far
us
he
was
concerned,
lie
con
sidered
such
a
rumor
ridiculous
and
I
tint
there
whs
nothing
lo
it
al
all.
MILLIONAIRE
WILL
PROVED
Large
Number
of
Large
Bequests
Not
Subject
to
Succession
Duty
TOIIONTG,
Jan.
li.-
Ontario
is
likely
(o
benefit
lo
the
extent
oT
half
a
m'illioii
to
seven
hundred
thousand
dollars
from'
the
will
of
David
Duulop,
it
miner
id
Northern
Ontario,,
according
lo
Hie
succession
duly
office.
According
to
the
will
beduests
ex.
em.pl
from
duly
under
Ihe
Acl
amount
to
$5,800,000.
Adverttss
n
the1
Dally
News
The
-
-
JACKDEMPSEY
TO
BE
MARRIED
Will
Not
Fight
Again
Unless
Match
Arranged
Before
Wedding,
He
Says
LOS
ANG
FLICS.
Jan.
17.
Jack
Dempsey
is
through
with
the
prize
ring
unless
someone
arranges
a
fight
for
him
before
lie
marries
F.slclle
Tiiylor,
Hie
film
actress,
which
probaly
may'be
in
May
or
June.
Dempsey
admitted
last
night
that
Ibis
was
true
uud
said
the
wedding
bells
and
prize
ring
gong
do
not
huriuoiiir.c.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
IllLI.
IIAHIiOlt.
-
llaiuiiig.
light
soulli
wind;
barometer.
2!.n;;
temperature.
moderate
swell;
H
p.m.
spoke
lug'
Cape
Scoll.
sloruibouud
al
Goose
Hay.
bound
for
Hardy
lluy.
DIOilY
ISLAND.
llalniuu.
calm;
barometer,
2l.80;
leiiiper-nlurc,
115;
sea
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Anyox,
Slewarl
for
Tacoina,
miles
from
Ta-
eoma;
lu
p.m.
spoke
sleainer
Amur
tell
Anyox
Tor
Slewarl.
DFAD
TUFF.
POINT.
Haiuing,
calm;
barometer,
21U1N;
.temper
ature,
iKI;
seu'sinoolh.
Noon
'J
III
I.I.
HAHHOll.
-
Haiuing,
'resh
stiulbeast
wind;
barometer
."..72:
leiuijeralure.
iU!
sea
moderate;
J
0.10
a.m.
spoki
sleainer
Venture
near
Naiuu
northbound.
DIGItY
ISLAND.
-
Uumiiig.
calm;
barometer,
20.5U;
lcmier-alure,
;iK;
sea
kiiiooIIi.
DFAD
TUFF
i'GINT.
lluliiiiig
calm;
baromeler,
20.08;
teniier-ulure.
'U.':
sea
smooth.
SNOW
IN
INTERIOR
Weather
reports
received
here
loilay
indicate
thai
precitilatioi.
is
general
along
the
coast.
1m
the
interior
it
is
snowing.
First
Large
Timber
Sale,
is
Made
Since
Passing
of
the
New
Royalties
Act:
Others
Pending
I
VANCOLVFIt.
Jan.
17.
At
a
price,
said
to
be
about
$100,-
1000,
Hie
first
lurgc
sale
of
limber
limits
since
yie
Legislating
fixed
Hie
royalties
was
completed
yesterday,
wlieti
Hloedel,
j
Stewart,
Welch,
Fun
is
and
King
look
over
eleven
thousand
acres
near
(ireal
Cenlrul
Lake
near
Port
Alberni.
I
(ireal
Aclivily
has
been
shown
in
Hie
timber
market
since
'the
royalties
were
fixed
and
several
huge
(nuisaelions
are
uri-j
iler
way.
II
is
underslood
(hat
one
deal
involve-
a
large
main-lluud
tract
at
a
price
uf
four
million
dollars.
Timber
cruisers
and
fore
si
cn-
Iginccrs
are
now
arranging
to
I
visit
large
nortlii'rn
ureas
as
soon
as
weather
ocruiils
lo
re-
port
lo
prosiiectivc
purchasers
'
lm
I
In-
IiiiiiIs
'in-
vv
1
1
1
-1
1
nciilia-lions
are
under
wii;
.
GRAND
CONCERT
BY
INDIAN
ORCHESTRA
Greenville
Citizens
Association
Hold
Bin
Entertainment
on
rCaas
River
(
i
11
LF.N
VILLI'.,
Naas
lliver.
Jan
17.
A
grand
eoneerl
was
given
here
Tuesday
by
Hie
Greenville.
Citizens
Association,
orchestra
under.
Ibe
directum
of
C
McNeill
uml
Fred
McKay.
II
was
well
al-
BRULE
CUTOFF
TO
BE
ROUTE
Oliver
Quotes
Sir
Henry
Thornton
as
Authority
for
His
Statement
VANC.OliVF.lt.'
Jan.
17.
The
new
railway
which
will
tap
the
Peace
lliver
country,
according
to
the
conviction
of
Premier
Oliver
expressed
at
a
Liberal
gathering
last
uiglil.
is
lo
begin
about
sixty
miles
east
of
lirub;
Lake
al
Obed
on
the
Canadian
iNalioiiar-Ilailway
"main
line,
follow
the
Alhabaska
Hiver
northward
for
35
miles
ami
(hen
fol-
tended
and
Ihe
effort
of
the
or-
j(,w-
Hie
curve
bulging
slightly
to
ganialioii
were
;nuch
appreciated.
The
following
was
the
program:
Opening
speech
by
President
L.
Douglas.
March,
"Message
from
Mars."
Waltz,
"Love
Dream."
Pilgrim
Chorus
fitnii
opera
Tumiliauser.
.March:
"The
Skipper,"
War
March.
Tenor
solo:
"Tin;
Prodigal
Son,''
by
J.
H.
Clark.
March
"Cadets."
Overture,
"Luslspiel."
March.
"Jollificalion.''
Overture,
"Victory."
Hugle
Hoy.
Has
Solo:
"Asleep
in
the
Deep,"
by
Charles
Lecsou.
Ove"niluri
"Light
Cavalry."
Ilefreshinents
wele
served
al
(lie
close
by
Hie
SI.
Andrew'
Church
guild
and
Hie
rinsing
m.
dress
was
given
by
Chu'des
Davis
MORE
WOMElT
CONSTABLES
London
Will
Double
the
Number
at
Present
Employed
on
Metropolitan
Force
LONDON.
June
17.
The
Huiiioj
Secretary
is
planning
lo
increase
Hie
number
of
women
constables
on
tin;
Metropolitan
force.
Al
oresent
there
ate
21
but
this
number
he
thinks
of
increasing
lo
aboul
firty.
The
ipiestiou
of
I
lie
value
of
(he
work
of
women
police
is
one
Ihal
lias
been
much
discussed.
Lady
Aslor
is
one
of
the
champions
of
women
in
this
regard
ami
her
influence
is
being
used
lo
have
the
increase
made.
Shu
declares
thai
during
Ihe
war
women
often
were
able
to
arrest
men
when
male
constables
could
do
nothing
with
them.
TOMMY
GIBBONS
IS
AFTERJMPIONSHIP
ST.
PAt'L,
Jan.
17.
-
Tommy
Gibbous,
light
heavyweight,
will
clalni
Hie
world's
heavyweight
championship
If
Juck
Dempsey
carries
out
his
intention
of
resigning.
Gibbons
declares
he
is
Dempsey
's
logical
successor.
the
east
until
it
reaches
Sturgeon
Lake,
10
miles
east
of
(Irahd
Prairie.
The
branch
will
then
run
westward
lo
Sturgeon
Lako
and
northward
to
a
point
half
way
between
McLennan
add
Peace
Hiver
Crossing
on
Ihe
E.I),
and
11.(3.
He
quotes
an
interview
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton
as
his
authority.
regIatTons
TO
BE
DRASTIC
Beer
Seller
Will
Lose
License?
Immediately
If
Law
Is
Broken
VICTORIA.
Jan.
17.-
New
reg-ulalions
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
are
not
yet
ready,
but
it
is
understood
they
will
be
drastic
and
will
be
framed
to
prevent
abuses
leading
to
discredit
...........
...mil
...Hill-ill
Vtiv
lirense
Jioluer
WHO
vioimes
mu
tun
either
by
selling
an
intoxicant
other
than
beer
or
by
failure
to
keep
Hi'1
premises
in
ia
respectable
condition
will
lose
his
license
immediately.
LOCAL
NAVIGATORS
PASS
THEIR
TESTS
Bruce
Little
of
Francois
Lake
and
P.
Jorgcnsen,
Emmet
Lewis,
Paul
Armour
'
and
Harvey
Dumas
Are
Successful
After
Inning
spent
Hie
week
here
conducting
tesU
for
local
navigators.
Capl.
Lionel
II-Lindsay,
examiner
of
masters
uud
urates,
is
returning
south
on
the
Princess
Mary
today.
The
examinations
were
held
in
Ihe
Elks'
Rome
and
successful
candidates
were
Hruce
Little,
master
of
the
government
ferry
at
Francois
Lake,
and
P.
Jotgen-sen,
Fninivl
Lewis,
i'uul
Armour
uml
Harvey
Dumas
of
Prince
Rupert.
Capl.
Lindsay
expects
lo
visit
here
every
three
nuinlhs
in
the
future
to
hold
examinations,
HOCKEY
SCORES
Calgarj
a,
Fdmonton
C.