MUCH
DAMAGE
PORT
NELSON
Dredges,
Scows
and
Smaller
Craft
Scattered
by
Storm
Recently
at
Hudson
Bay
oTTAVUV
Jan.
.'ft.
Former
(:
js::jr
an'
n-pnrld
received
of
iiu:::.v
flitl'-il
al'l'ort
Nelson
liv
u
i
Tit-
siorin.
on
Nnvc.m-is:
i
;
mure
limn
verified
hy
fjn
ffi'iul
irporr"
Jtil
recehed
I.
.
tsturli
ptai
ivH
the
lo
at
;
l.:.:,
ii
million
dollars
There
n
mile
wind
accompanied
y
t
w
iiinl
fog.
It
scattered
':)
:
in
-
m'iuvs
and
smaller
(he
Nelson
fliver
cs-
;irv
am
along
Hie
rniisl.
The
'
c(
:;;
i
mi-
Ti'i'l
'ahove
I
he
l..!:.
'
Mili-tl
level
and
M'-
::i
i::r.,.ilnmi
were
washed
away.
USK
MILL
IS
IN
OPERATION
l
SK,
.(.in
n.
The
Skeena
I.-.iiiiIi:
-
Liimiiiinvv's
mill
hlew
its
(In
morning
for
the
riiv
inne
since
February,
ISI-'H.
II
i
erpeiMe.1
Hint
I
he
mill
w
ill
"'iiMiiiie
In
iiiernle
pi'i'iiiancnl-lv
Ai
present
the
mill
is
culling
up
die
iilil
op
in
m
yard
and
::r
i:
being
iiinile
for
a
pond
winch
mjiiU
In
n
prognun
of
Mi'inly
iirnilui'lliin
hy
Hie
own-Logging
oi(niltons
will
'''
me
(luring
llm
winter
on
u
iir;:-
seal?.
ELKS
LISTENED
TO
BEAUTY
SHOP
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
A
parly
nr
F.lks
were
I
lie
K""s
or
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Jack
llanisiey.
I'uiiith
Avenue
Wesl,
SiiKirihiy
evening,
lo
listen-in
""
'In-
radio
In
he
Calgary
I'jaii'lcasl
of
Hie
musical
comedy
I'lie
Meanly
Simp,"
staged
by
C
'
Lewis,
who
p
tlic
uluivv
on
'or
the
I'.lks
n-eenlly.
Tim
i('iiers
in
report
I
lie
reception
v
iiiiv,,
been
very
clear
allboiigli
""asmnaiiy
j
Wll
s
wial
mm
i
llefrculmieniH
w,.n.
served
miniiK
i
he
evening.
CHARLEY
CALDWELL
COLONIZING
AGENT
'Juries
V.
Cuhlwcll,
well
wn
iniuhtjr
,im
or
llrilih
'"'
"
Willi
inleresls
al
Slew,
illi
...I...
i
.
is
imvv
known
as
,,.
..'"Jj!1'
H.'
h,
cmiiecltoii
wilh
111
''"Oil
I'.llUlTh.
I-
1,1
m.e-nnl
In
2
UU
"lumliia
working
on
u
,.
1
'
."'
"
I'fl'ig
coloulsU
from
"
'
v'
the
KooteiHiys.
hnal
al
I'aidiena
Day
and
were
lieing
taken
care
of
at
Itanfield.
They
will
he
taken
oTf
today
hy
the
Canadian
pat
lo)
boat
Armcti-lieres,
which
also
look
nhoard
Hie
men
on
(he
Swiflsiire
and
will
bring
them
to
F.squimull.
'the
Speedway
had
an
extra
cargo
of
fijel
and
II
is'
believed
this
in
some
way
heeaiue
iguiled.
All
Hie
members
of
the
orcw
are
residents
of
Vancouver
and
districl.
The
ve.sel
cleared
from
Yie-loria
Thursday
wllli
a
large
consignment
of
liqm.u:bound
pre-imialdy
for
"Columbia
with
Die
exjiecliilion
of
losing
tier
cargo
he
Torn
reio'liing
that
country.
On
arriving
outside
the
trails
she
met
with
heavy
sens
and
was
brought
hack
hy
Die
snni"
tun
which
look
her
nut.
A
survey
was
made
of
the
vessel!
and
minor
repairs
made,
hefore
she
started
again.
The
Speedway
was
id
nine,
hundred
lo"1.
with
a
cargo
valued
ill
SHiMi.tinn.
The
steamer
Is
said
to
have
been
Insured
by
John
Hiuiiier.
of
Vancouver,
who
is
registered
as
Hie
official
owner,
but
his
solicilor
stales
t
lint
Mr.
Homier
disposed
of
the
yesse
I
lo
others,
whom
he
was
unable
lo
inline.
The
Western
Freighters,
a
firm
engaged
in
(
tnil
Anierirau
trade,
were
Hie
charterer
for
Hie
vnvnge.
The
ciiiui.
consisted
of
IK.0011
cases
of
liquor
consigned
lo
ltueiin
venlura,
Colombia.
MRS.
HILCHEY
DIES
AT
GEORGETOWN,
P.E.I.
The
stjd
news
Dial
Mrs.
M.
A.
Ilillbey.
mollicr
id
Mrs.
Ii.
H.
Tupper
and
Miss
1'..
Ilik'liey
of
this
cily.
passed
away
al
(ieol'ge-
lowu,
P.M.I
i
Saliinfay.
was
received
hy
Mrs.
Tupper
by
wire
Ibis
morning.
Hceeased
resided
in
Hie
eily
during
the
year
Ill-.M
and
returned
east
in
October
of
Mini
year.
The
late
Mrs.
Ililrhey
is
survived
by
her
husband
M.
A.
Ililcliey.
and
rotir
daughters
and
Iwo
sous,
Mrs.
(1.
II.
Tupper
and
Miss
I"..
Ililcliey.
lo
daughters
ami
a
sou
residing
in
Moslon,
and
a
son
residing
in
Halifax.
ANGLICANS
WILL
JOIN
PRESBYTERIANS
SUNDAY
IN
OPENING
OF
CHURCH
vi
Hie
Aoulii'im
Church
last
night
Archdeacon
Itix
announced
I
bat
on
Sunday
evening
next
there
would
be
no
service
in
their
church
In
order
lhal
all
might
have
an
opportunity
lo
attend
(lit?
opening
oT
Hie
new
Presbyterian
Church.
He
fuhl
they
were,
all
pleas'ed
.to
know
of
the
success
nr
the
Presbylerian
and
he
iiilcmlcil
In
be
present
himself
on
Hie
occu-ion
of
Hit'
opening.
SMITHERS
BOARD
OF
cd
lo
hae
lamlcil
with
their
cil
meeting
TRADE
COMMITTEES
Indians
of
Bablne
Ask
Help
Constructing
New
Road
There
Chartorod
by
M.
P.
Olson
Carry
Powder
to
North
In
Jan.
20.
A
conn
id
Hie
Hoard
of!
Trade
was
held
in
the
Municipal
Office
mi
Friday
night
at
which
t
members
of
bureaus
were
up-pointed.
Those
selected
as
chairmen
and
vice-chairmen
respective!
were:
Agriculture
I".
!'
Miiuro
and
I..
I..
Veboin.
Mlnes
-A.
I'.,
(iardi;
and
P.
Sehtifcr.
Lumbering
W.
S.
Henry
and
Oluf
Hanson.
Fur
and
(inniR
(Ihas.
Ilcid
mill
Jus.
A.
-Macdonahl.
TmirlstsII.'
Lrdlnbinsnu
and
J.
O,
Slephcns.
,
.
...
llelHil
Trade
S.
A.I'Jiy
ind
l.
F.
Hall.
f
Ptihliejly
li.
L.
Vcboiu'aiid-I..
It.
Winner.
Iliilertalnuient
L.
II,
Warner
ami
I).
I.
Mum
io.
Public
WorksW.
S.
Henry
iiml
S.
Maye-.
Iinance
(Ilia.
Iteid
and
N.
P.
Mornu.
The
piiblieily
pamplilcl
is
Hearing
completion
and
the
.committee
in
charge
reported
that
it
would
be
ready
for
distribution
towards
the
end
of
next
month.
A
vide
of
.3.")i
to
cover
the
cost
of
this
work
win
passed
by
Hie
to
M.
P.
Olsen,
who
formerly
upended
a
mine
al
Alice
Ann,
is
now
on
his
way
from'
James
Island
and
Nanoose
Hay
to
Skag-
wuy
wilh
a
cargo
of
powder
which
is
to
In?
used
ill
develop
iiieul
work
on
mines
in
Hie
uorlb.
Mr.
Olsen
has
chartered
fur
this
purpose
u
former
local
vessel,
llaysporl
II.
The
powder
is
for
the
engineer
Mine
In
llie
Allin
district
and
the
Treiulwell-Yukon
Co,
which
is
operating
at
Keuo
Hill
near
Mayo.
The
cargo
will
be
taken
from
Skagway
to
Yukon
on
the
While
Pass
railway
where
tractors
will
receive
il.
for
transport
Into
llm
Mayor
district.
aller.
FINAL
SERVICE
IN
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The
service
held
in
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
last
night
marked
llie
last
gathering
fur
worship
in
the
old
building.
The
new
and
nroininent
edifice
of
the
locul'
Presbyterian
Chinch,
situated
on
Fourth
Avenue
I'.usl.
will
be
finished
by
llie
contract
ors
this
week
und
next
Sunday
will
mark
lis
opening.
In
his
address
lust
niahl
Dr.
(Irani
fit
llligly
re
f
owed
to
the
fact
and
mentioned
the
good
service
ren
dcreil
by
the
old
building
during
Hie
past
sixteen
years.
The
old
building
stood
on
Centre
Street
in
the
early
days
and
was
moved
intact
to
the
prespent
silo.
Proilui'ls
supplied
by
the
Can-
..li....
v..
Ii..ii.it
lt'iiki-iiv
wvletn
,
,1,1111.111
I'llll'liHl
y.
'
I
from
territory
adjoining
llm
rail
way
in
northern
I
W..
'will
be
Iho
feature
of
a
.banquet
to
He
neni
in
Hie
Maedonald
Hotel,
Kdnton-lon,
hy
Western
Canada
Fair
Hoards,
on
January
21".
The
fair
hoards
represented
will
bet
those
from
Hegina,
Cdinonloii,
Culgury,
Saskatoon,
and
lruiidon,iwlilcli
comprise
the
Class
A
loards.
Fish
Shipped
On
Saturday
the
Itoyal
Fish
Company
shipped
a
quantity
of
lialibul.
crabs
and
clams
for
tin
banquet
and
turnips
and
several
oilier
varieties"
of
vegetables
will
be
secured
front
Terrace
und
other
interior
points.
Hailwuy
otlieials.
who
have
laken
udvunl
age
of
this
opportunity
to
ad-verliso.lhe
producls
of
the
Paci
fic
coast
and
northern
interior
anliciiiate
llial
some
200
guest
will
sit
down
to
the
banquet.
The
motor
boal
Prosperity,
Capt.
Mrindle,
ufler
discharging
31
Ions
of
palladium
conceit-Iral
e
ore
valued
at
1
1,000
from
llie
Sail
Chuck
mine
near
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
over
llie
Canadian
National
Hallways
lo
Irving-Ion
smeller,
New
Jersey,
returned
north
at
noon
yesterday
The
vessel
arrived
t
tie
night
pre
viou.
Tim
.Methodist
church
was
cruwdi'd
lo
Hut
doors
last
uighl.l
llie
occasion
being
a
special
ser-l
vice
in
charge
of
the
Canadian)
(iirls
in
Training.
This
church)
was
"TuT'TIIIy
'decorated'
In
suitable
floral
effects.
Miss
Cather
credit
is'
due
lo
.Miss
Haddock,
who
trained
llie
girls
for
their
respective
parts,
'llm
pageant
was
brought
lo
a
close
by
tin'
C.O.t.T.
chorus
singing
their
pecial
song.
The
individual
parts
ot
the
pageant
were
taken
as
follows:
A
girl
of
to-day,
Miss
l.velyii
I
"al
by.
.
Sniril
of
womanhood,
Miss
lean
Mackay.
(iirl
of
yesterday,
Miss
Winnie
Hill.
Olrl
of
tomorrow,
Miss
Mary
Allislone.
The
virtues
Truth.
Meanly
Love,
Purity,
Sympathy
and
Canadian
ir
in
Training,
were
represented
by
the
Misses
-Ad
Meiulghor,
Florence
Aunnsley
Vera
Smith,
Waihm
Mussalleni
Dorothy
I'.dgar.
and
Catherine
Irvine
respectively.
Tin?
four
standards
or
the
C.O.LT.,
Health.
Ambition,
Vv'or
ship
and
Service
were
represent
cd
respeolively
by
the
Misse
Helen
Sim,
Hazel
Itlchardson
Nellie
Wilson
and
Dorothy
Dean
PREMIER
KING
IS
AWAY
ON
HOLIDAY
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2tfy
Premier
Mackenzie
King
has
gone
south
for
a
brief
rest
prior
lo
Iho
opening
of
Parliament.
He
is
expected
lo
'return
at
the
end
of
uexlvvveek.
Hon.
(lenrge
P.
(Indium
is
acting
premier.
25
TAXI
and
mt
mam
mlm
Large
BOSTON
Upstair
Dining
GRILL
Hall,
Ambulance
with
flour
for
newly
hire.
laid
Suitable
dancing
for
Scrvlca
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Royal
Hotel.
3rd
Av.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
Stand
PRINCE
RUPERT
ana
em
ok
Grill,
Third
Ave.
mutt
VIDECK,
Prop.
..'Wtu,,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
57.
"".,'.
"vol,
XV
NO.
'I
U
as.
nunCi:
iiupeht,
u.;.,
Monday,
.iamary
215,
11125.
Saturday1
Circulation,
1,809.
Strati
bin
638
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
RUM
RUNNER
SPEEDWAY
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
KU
KLUX
KLAN
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
AT
HERRIN
RESULTS
IN
FOUR
DEATHS
liquor
Runner
was
Burned
Just
off
Cape
Flattery
but
All
Her
Crew
off
in
Boats
and
Saved
VHKIIMA.
Jan.
20.
'Hut
auxiliary
schooner
Spt'i'dwuy,
yno
(on.
Idiiind
for
HiiriiavTiilum
caught
fin-
ami
blew
up
ami
.auk
15
mill's
off
Talooslrnt
:..'P
p.m.
yesterday.
Captain
Sin-iiiin
llm
-i'iihhI
inali',
and
five
men
were
pirkril
tip
by
llie
fiTi-hli'i"
Miiinilani
I
i
ii
il
from
Seal
lie
to
Honolulu
early
Sun-il;ie;if
Utiukiii.
Tlii'y
were
later
transferred
In
Hie
lightship
Su
jt'lMllT.
uollicr
boa
I
wliieli
left
tin?
burning;
vessel
containing!
M.
r
i
nmrc
ini'inliers
of
llieerew
were
missing
all
day
Sunday
hill
in
tin
evening
were
report-
.vn
I
iii.il
meeting.
A
reipiest
from
the
Indians
of
the
Itahine
Lake
country
for
co-opcralioii
in
building
a
ruad
from
a
point
on
the
Cronin
Mine
road
to
a
point
on
the
shore
of
llahiue
Lake
about
half
way
between
Hie
obi
and
new
Hudson's
May
foils
was
brought
up.
The
Indians
propose.
In
use
this
new
rimle"iu
bringing
put
Ibeir
catch
of
furs
and
Inking
in
sup
plies
during
Hie
winter
mouths.
Tin?
new
road
rnpiired
will
b
,i
In
mt
1.1
miles
and
Hie
Indians
nre
nrenared
lo
do
the
work
themselves
if
help
is
given
to
purchase
loots
and
supplies.
They
have
already
taken
lb?
mailer
up
with
the
Indian
Ageul
mill
Father
Ajlanl,
and
this
meeting
recommended
that
their
rcuucsl
be
placed
before'
Iho
next
general
mceling
of
Hoard
of
Trade,
HAYSPORT
II.
IS
the
ON
WAY
TO
ATLIN
CHURCH
HOLDS
192
5
ITS
ANNUAL,:
Congregation
of
St.
Paul's
Hears;
Reports
on
Work
of
Year
The
annual
congregation
meeting
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
wus
held
in
Saturday
evening
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
There
was
a
large
attendance.
All
reporls
were
encouraging,
the
membership
of
the
church
having
grown
to
St.
The.
Suu-.Inv
school
membership
is
101,
reported
highest
allendance
81,
i
Hie
average
allendance
for
llic
year
being
tS.
The
Women's
Aid
Sociely
of
the
Lutheran
church
reporlcd
a
membership
of
27,
and
the
Lutheran
League
20.
Financial
reports
showed
a.
balance
on
hand
and
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
wen
as
follows:
licticou:
I'..
5.
It.
Anderson
re-elecled
;
F.
W.
Ilarl
and
John
Ivai-son.
Ilelegale
lo
the
Synodjcal
coil
veution.
John
oyiiiiavu;
nate,
I'lior.
Johnson.
A
good
start
was
reported
In
have
been
made
on
the
raising
of
a
building
fund
for
the
erec-
itiim
of
the
new
Lutheran
Church.
SAILLESS
VESSEL
ARRIVES
AT
DANZIG
LOAD
LUMBER
CARGO
li.vNXKi,
Jan.
26'.
Holorship
Mackau
arrived
here
from
Kiel
having
averaged
eight
knots
in
a
light
wind.
The
first
thorough
try-out
of
the
sailloss
vessel
on
the
high
sea
wilT
lie
made
when
she
leaves
herti
shortly
with
a
lumber
cargo
for
Scotland.
RUPERT
AND
DISTRICT
SUPPLYING
MANY
OF
PRODUCTS
FOR
BANQUET
Herrin,
Illinois,
Scene
of
a
Shooting
A
ffray
Between
Members
of
Ku
Klux
Klan
and
the
Sheriff
IIF.IiHIN,
Ills.,
Jan.
20.
The
bodies
of
(ilenn
Young,
Ed.
Forbes
and
Homer
Warder,
ull
Kit
Klux
Klan
liquor
raiders,
und
deputy
sheriff
Ora
Thomas
awuil
burial
here
loony
as
a
result
of
uJioli'l
lobby
shooting
melee
on
Saturday
night.
The
affair
was
so
fnsl
and
furious'
dial
no
definite
explanation
is
known.
Thomas
was
the
avowed
enemy
of
Voting
and
was
widely
known
as
the
"man
killer"
us
the
result
of
sensu-tioual
.activities
in
law
.enforcement,
which
several
limes
ended
in
charges
against
him,
ranging
from
assault
lo
homicide.
The
town
has
ltceu
the
scene
oT
man'
a
clan
and
anti-clan
I
buttle,
union
and
anti-union
j
i
i
....
i
...ii
.!....
siruKii;
uiiii
ill
umii
unu-iiiyi
ilisluiliancc.
The'
place
is
quiet
today
with
the
militia
in
control.
I
METHODIST
GIRLS
CHARGE
OF
SERVICE
Number
Take
Part
!n
Pageant
Before
Crowded
i
WOULD
WELCOME
LIBERALS
BACK
Newspapers
Comment
on
Elevation
of
Asqulth
and
Fortune
of
Party
LONhON.
Jan.
-.'0.
tnler-
Willi
wholehearted
expression.
Isperscd
of
esteem
for
11.
11.
Asquitli,
llie
newspaper.',
commenting
on
his
elevation
to
tin)
peerage,
as
F.arl
of
Oxford,
speculate
on
the
fortunes
of
the
Liberal
party
and
the
general
political
movement.
,
"
Tin?
Times
believe-
much-
is
to
be
said
for
those
who
would
wel-
ine
Harvey,
president
of
Hie
CO.jcomi;
a
Liberal
resurrection,
fol-I.T.,
occupied
Hie
chair
and
Miss
lowing.
I
lie
disappearance
from
Haddock,
deacqness,
led
in
limitative
control
of
the
parly
of
prayers
and
scriptural
readings.
Asquith
and
Lloyd
Oeorgu
and
Mis
Xellie
Ourvieh
gave
ajsoine
of
their
more
Obvious
per-
rcadiug
on
"tin?
.Mission
of
sonal
lieutenants.
Jesus,"
and
Miss
Winnilred
Dibb
endcred
a
vocal
solo.
Piano
forte
spins
were
played
by
Miss
Victoria
Krikcvsky
and
Miss
Klla
Steen.
C.G.l.T.
Pageant
The
closing
part
of
the
ser
vice
took
Hie
form
of
a
pageant
depicting
tlii:
wuk
of
the
C.O.LI.
and
its
usefulness
in
Hie
community.
The
girls
were
dressed
lo
represent
the
different
phases
of
lire,
bolh
past
and
present,
showing
how
the
fourfold
pro
gram
filled
inlo
llm
physical,
mental,
religious
and
social
needs
of
the
girl
growing
inlo
womanhood.
The
whole
thine
was
splendidly
carried
and
much
LUXOR
TOMB
IS
REOPENED
Everything
Handed
Over
to-
Howard
Carter
but
Pall
of
Sarcophagus
Injured
LONDON,
Jan.
20.
A
Luxor
lespalcli
slates
thai
the
tomb
of"
1'uti'iikhaiiieit
was-
reopened
m
the
presence
ot
(ioVernment
ofll-
ials.
The
contents
laken
out
ast
year
were
handed
over
to
Howard
Carter.
Kverylliing
that
was
sealed
wiicit
llie
touio
was
dosed
remained
intact
but
the
priceless
pall
oT
llm
sarcophagus
which
was
left
outside
in
a
thin
wooden
shed,
delerioraled.
VALERA
AGAINST
VISIT
OF
PRINCE
Would
Not
Object
to
Belgian
op
U.S.
Rulers
Coming
to
Ireland
IIKI.l'AST,
Jan.
20.
F.ainonn
de
Vab-i'ii
protested
against
llm
proposed
visit
lo
Ireland
of
the
Prince
of
Wales.
"If
the
Hclgian
King
or
llie
President
of
the
United
stales
should
Come,"
he
asserled,
"you
can
respect
llient
as
much
as
you
please
because
II
icy
are
rulers
of
foreign
stales,
but
we
don't
want
any
foreign
king
coming
lo
our
country
lo
claim
rulership."
WENT
INTO
DRY
DOCK
C.H.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Hover,
Capt.
Joe
Flood,
arrived
al
10
o'clock
yesterday
morning
front
Ocean
Falls
and
was
today
taken
on
the
pontoons
at
llie
dry
dock
for
examination
following
her
recent
accident
when
sho
wcnl
ashore
out
of
Ocean
Falls.
The
vessel
has
a
broken
stem
und
will
require
sonic
ptatc
'
'
'
Adverted
n
Iho
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