25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
nvuvharo
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
"
"'".-
'-lb,.
""7
'M
YOI,
XV.,
NO.
15.
Mc,i
In-.
mi
defeated
foi'iucr
llecve.
l.iicury
who
had
held
llic
ml-
rur
a
niiinlicr
of
years
mid
v':n
link
a
in
iiniiiii'Ml
nart
III
w
iik
it
T
Mn
I'uion
of
I
I.C.
Muni-
'ii:,'
H's
when
Unit
orgiillizn-1
ini'i
ii)
prinrc
llupcrl.
Ii
(iri'alui"
Vaucoiivcr
the
1
were
as
follows:
'mill
Orcy
J.
A.
I'allon.
s
Vancouver--Tom
llrooks.
Itu
iiuliy
A.
K.
.McLean.
'Hi'
candidate
beaten
hy
Mr.
I'ai
iiii
in
nin!
firry
w
Joe
Mir
well
known
in
Hi"
Elks'
idle
PLOT
TO
BLOW
UP
BATTLESHIP
Two
Wen
Charged
In
Bow
Stnet
Police
Court
This
Morning
l.it.NlxiN,
Jan.
IP.
-
Two
men.
W.
P.
O'leary
and
M.
I.
Mc-
'"iiiih
were
brought
before
Ihe
!'iw
Street
police
magistrate
lo-'hiy
tu
enuncpliiin
willi
an
al-"'-i'i
plot
o
blow
up
a
llrilish
aMlesliip
miij
submarines.
They
were
charged
wllh
an
ofTenM'
'aider
Ihe
Official
Seerels
Act
and
were
remuudi'd
for
ascek.
It
is
iinderslooil
Rial
Seollaud
Yard
sei.ed
many
dociimenls
'earing
upon
llic
case
which,
are
being
examined,
FELIX
BATT
GETS
AN
AMATEUR
CERTIFICATE
RADIOPROFICIENCY
OTTAWA,
Jan.
U.
Hi;illsh
'"lumlila
candidales
for
radio
Mcgrapli
proriclency
cerllflcales
'ad
all
the
provinces.
Felix
1'.,
"'ill
or
Prince
llupetl,
V.
Wallace
of
Vancouver,
and
It.
Weld
"T
PaikHville
will
receive
tiina-tnir
eerlirieales.
lipo
!l
II
'
II
I
illll
''
Tin?
lenders
for
Ihe
construction
of
Un1
ion
and
dock
of
I
he
ler-
initial
grain
elevator
here
are
lo
he
opened
in
Ol-
lawa
today.
W.
N.
dialer,
engineer
for
C.
l.
Howe
A:
Co.
of
port
Arthur,
who
will
supervise
llu?
work,
does-;iol
-expect
In
-
-rrrri
ve
Hot
I
rie'hlloH
-
"In
Ihe
siirrrssful
letuierer
uulil
late
afternoon
or
tomorrow
morning.
POLICE
FORCE
FOR
PROVINCE
Manson
Says
Tlme
Will
Como
When
Only
Ona
Will
be
Rsqulrod
VANCm
vril,
Jan.
ID.
-In
his
aiblress
to
lb"!
Vancouver
Hoard
or
Trade,
Hun.
A.
M.
Manson
staled
thai
the
time
would
route
when
only
one
police
vorei'
would
be
necessary
in
Columbia.
He
pointed
In
remarkable
record
of
Ihe
Provincial
police
in
riinuim;
down
criminals,
esoeciallv
revelllly.
Hi
xalil
he
was
11...
..1.1'
H..V..I
Vnill.uesl
Mounted!
Police,
with
Hie
same
traditions
and
esplrit
ie
corps
and
he
was
well
pleased
willi
Hie
progress
made,
along
those
lines.
BELLINGHAM
HAD
LONG
ROUGH
TRIP
Motorshlp
Arrived
In
Port
Noon
Today
After
Fourteen
Hour
Passage
From
'
Kotchlkan
Artcr
a
long
and
rough
trip
in
the
leclh
of
a
howling
southeaster,
accomVanled
by
snow
ami
sleet.
Capt.
Lett
Williams
brought
Hie
nurtorship
Itelliug-ham
in
rroni
Kelchikan
at
noon
today.
'Tlie
vessel
IcH
Kelchikan
at
III
oclock
last
night
and
look
fourleen
bourn
lo
make
Ihe
(lip
which
g
rally
does
not
re.
(piire
more
than
eight
hours.
'The
nelliiigbiim
moored
al
Ibo
JAP
EXCLUSION
IS
DISCUSSED
Washington
Firm
In
Attitude
Against
Admission
of
Yellow
Races
to
That
Country
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
111.
il.
Canadian
I're.xxi-
Iti'iioi'ts
froin
'I'okio
1
1
1
a
I
Ihe
new
Japanese
Amhaoailor,
T.ueiio
Maluldaii-a
will
week
In
reopen
Ihe
.lapaneM'
immigration
iiueslion,
find
Con-Hie
tiiiiiiiiei
on
this
matter.
No
likelihood
appear
that
diii'i'c
will
depart
from
the
policy
of
Japanese
exclusion
which
was
contained
in
Ihe
1111-inigraliou
hill
passed
hy
Ihe
last
session.
II
was
more
or
less
by
chance
that
Ihis
legislation
va
passed
lint,
hain'ir
been
passed,
il
promises
lo
remain
indefinitely.
Had
not
Ambassador
1
1
it
11
i
-hara
sent
Ins
mile
in
which,
tie
look
the
position
that
"craw
conseiuenccs"
would
follow
on
Japanese
exclusion,
il
is
probable
(bat
exelusiou
would
not
hae
resulted,
As
a
mailer
of
fart,
a
lare
number
of
memliers
of
Congress
have
beiui
in
favor
for
years
of
lMkiiifti.T..nroiiiij!id
position
Jol
icxclusjvujjiult
They
hciiiaTcd
to
p.-e,s
Ihe
issue.
(.ircUlllHlMIICPH.
and
especially
the
note
-of
Ambassador
Haiilbara,
made
it
.......
...I
I,.
....I
I
I.
A
insi
evriiision
111
11
was
ueioi
Contrress.
The
laic
Senator
LoiIkc,
as
well
as
other
leaders
look
Ibo
position
Ihitt
the
not'
of
Ihe
Japanese
ambassador
was
a
lb
leu
I
and
that
Congress
could
not
how
lo
il.
Issue
Is
Settled
Now
that
exclusion
lias
been
ordered,
I
here
is
a
wide
leelinjr
in
Cnnifi'oss
that
Hid
issue-
i
settled
and
that
il
ought
lo
remain
settled.
Hence
the
effort
of
the
new
ambassador
lo
reopen
the
matter
will
not
succeed.
S'-nalor
Short
ridjri;
-of
California.
and
most
of
the
far
western
members
of
House
ami
Senate,
iiiiiislillake
Ihe
position
that
the
defin
11...
e
111.'
oil
01
t
ie
lasi
session,
i'
ndliercil
to,
wilt
mean
lar
less
friction
Hum
any
departure
frori
it
and
any
oiieuiui;
of
(lit
door?
Iryluirlo
build
up
on'
Iiwwvit
slight,
to
Ihe
Japanese
similar
lo
lhat
fi
Inimlitriiiilt..
The
feel
.,K
in
S
tliat
r.anaila,
Auslralla
and
New
.calami
are
in
sympathy
willi
Ihe
I
niled
Stales
point
of
view,
which
Is
prompted
not
by
any
hostility
Jo
Japan
but
by
the
reeling
lhat
Ihe
I
niled
Slates
cannot
afford
to
lake
on
a
new
race
problem
on
Ihe
Pacific
coast.
at
TO
MAKE
VANCOUVER
1
i
lloyal
Fish
Co.
where
she
Is
unloading
three
carload
of
frozen
fish
Tor
trans-shipment
F.usl
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
A.
A.
Cox,
the
Vancouver
architect,
left
on
Saturday
night's
Iralii
lor
Kdinonlon
on
prores-slonal
business.
He
expecls
lo
be
back
here
In
about
n
week's
lime.
BEST
LIGHTED
CITY
ProDOsal
to
Use
Single
Unit
System
Which
Is
Cheaper
and
Bettor
VANCOl
VF.lt.
Jan.
tH.
Van
couver
is
proposing
to
use
the
single
unit
system
of
street
litilillng
very
soon
ami
Alderman
llibbeus
already
ha
Ihe
mailer
in
li.'ulil
willi
a
view
lo
making
Hie
C'ily
the
best
lighted
on
the
roast.
'The
single
unit
system
gives
iieiicr
results
man
inn
uioro
or
mile
group
syslenv
FLOODS
IN
ALABAMA
ItlltMlNflllA.M.
Jan.
Ill
Flood
in
Alabama
bavu
already
cntised
Ihousainls
oT
dollars
worlh
oT
damage.
'Two
trainmen
were
killed
yesterday
In
a
wreck
due
lo
high
water.
.Itaiu
is
still
1
falling
steadily.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
HITEIIT,
U.O.,
MONRAY,
JANUARY
10,
133.
S(lurd'
Oirculttlon,
1.S0B.
"Hilly"
a
pel
deer,
stnclleil
Toriiiiln
reeenlly
by
roaming
lluoi'gli
a
downtown
-echini
during
a
busy
hour.
He
fore
being
ruptured
Mid
shown
nliovc.
Hie
eliirneil
to
his
owner.
Mr.
T.
H.
Tough,
animal
pill
a
slreel
cleaner
to
flight.
Preparations
Are
Made
for
Big
Gold
Rush
to
Cassiar
Creehs
to
.
Commence
in
April
Ctmpany
Says
VICTORIA,
Jan.
Ill
-Tin'
Hudson's
Hay
Company
announce
Rial
extraordinary,
preparalious
are
being
made
for
Ihe
gold
rush
lu
Ihe
hew
Cassiar
gold
field
including
steamships
fur
comfortable
trau-poi
laliou,
lank
tractors
for
hauling
supplies,
airplanes
and
radio
by
private
forliine
mutters
and
relays
of
ponies
and
automobiles
lo
ply
from
(lie
bead
of
navigation
on
Hie
islikine
River
to
Ihe
"pay
creeks."
The
nish
is
expeited
to
start
in
April.
On
the
first
steamer
Ihe
Hudson's
Hay
Company
will
lake
HERRING
MAY
BE
MADE
INTO
FISHMEAL
Order
from
Ottawa
also
Permits
Use
of
Pilchards
for
Same
Purpose
(Special
to
Dally
News)
OTTAWA,
Jan.
19.
Pilchards
cauant
off
any
portion
or
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
may
be
used
for
conver
sion
Into
fish
meal
fertilizer
and
oil
or
any
such
products.
I
This
Is
the
substance
of
an
order
Issued
by
Alex.
Johnson,
deputy
minister
of
marlno
and
fisheries.
Herring
may
be
taken
for
the
same
purposes
In
districts
one
and
two
but
herring
In
district
threo
are
still
exempt.
District
two
Is
tho
Prince
Rupert
district.
pOWl
rul
caterpillar
tractors
for
use
on
the
trails
east
and
north
from
Telegraph
Creek
Junction,
Hie
point
where
the
'
void
hunters
into
the
wilileriie;
BURNED
TO
DE
ATH
Mrs.
Broder
Lost
LJfe
From
Using
OH
In
Lighting
Fire
VANCOl
VF.lt,
Jan.
III.
-
Mrs.
(.
Hrodier
was
fatally
burned
while
she
allempled
tu
light
a
fire
in
coal
lira
In
I
willi
oil,
'The
can
exploded,
throwing
the
riaiiiuiir
liipiid
over
the
woman,
hurtling
her
seriously.
She
died
a
few
hours
later
in
Hie
VICTORIA
CLUBHOUSE
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
VICTOlllA.
Jan.
III.
Tin1
club
High
Grade
Ore
is
Found
at
Depth
in
Famous
Engineer
Mine,
Atlin;
Electric
Plant
Working
ATLIN,
Jan.
IP.-
Development
i
proceeding
very
salis-raclorily
al
llic
Engineer
Mine.
The
POO
root
luiiuel,
which
was
being
dViven
from
I
lit
hike
shore,
is
now
roniprVletl.
II
slruck
llic.
"E"
vein
al
a
"Icplli
of
tiboul
(id
feci
below
Ihe
bolloui
of
the
main
shall
on
Rial
vein.
Tim
same
ipialily
of
high
grade
ore
was
found
us
in
llic
upper
workings
ami
several
other
veins
of
rich
uii!
were
cross-nil
in
driving
Hie
luiinel.
The
hydio-eleclrie
plant
is
now
in
operation
anil
js
doing
all
Dial
was
expected
of
il.
Four
xvnler
liners
are
working,
drifting,
raising
and
sloping
0111
---
llic
"F."
vein
and
also
dmling
on
and
eiulpped
Willi
el
re
mo
lights,
Ihe
"double
decker
vein."
baths
and
modern
Impruvemeuls.
The
force
has
been
reduced
lo
'The
Provincial
Government
about
15
men
during
(lie
winter
has
Jusl
completed
Ihe
winter
mouths
hut
it
will
ho
Increased
trail
from
Hie
mine
to
Atliu
and
considerably
again
in
Ihe
spring,
ipiiek
conimuiiienliun
is
now
A
new
bunkhou
has
been
built
pplblc
al
any
lime
of
year.
StfMt
Salti.
48S.
I.O.D.E.
TEA
PROVED
ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR
Hall
Was
Prettily
Decorated
For
Occasion
and
Number
At
tended
A
very
enjoyable
lime
was
spent
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
St.
Andrew's
ltooms
by
a
number
or
ladies
at
a.
lea
given..
h
the
Municipal
Chapter,
I.O.O.F.,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
regent,
being
in
yeneral
charge.
The
hall
had
1
1...1
1...
1'
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for"
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parlies.
For
ratts,
apply
to
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
uvwu
quip
WDmrcn
nrr
iqt
awh
thaqt
VER
S
EAMtRS.
TRACTORS.
AUTOS.
FOR
SPRING
GOLD
RUSH
TO
CASS
AR
I
CI
II..
I
I
rencn
omp
wreciiea
m
on
Vancouver
Island
but
Crew
All
Escape
YKJTOIUA.
Jan.
IH.
lla-l
upon
Hit-
rocky
hlioiT
of
Hit
llii'
rupliiin
and
limit'
umi
crew
ui
leu
inert
uiiumiuiiru
uu'
i....
in
i
iiitii
in
.'ii
iiiin
iii:ini
i
.:i
i'iii;i
n:i
iii
1
1
irii
l
in
wiii'i'i
43
bllVIT
IHIII
.
i...
ii.
l
.
i
.
1
1
I,al
niglil
Mm
ship
was
reported
practically
broken
up.
lu
had
been
dropped
liy
a
lug
Saturday
when
selling
out
on
a
in
xf
lit
liiiiffle
willi
a
.cargo
of
lunilicr
from
a
Pugel
Sound
uirl,
IDF.R
BEATEN
I
vl
..
.
1
Ity;
Elections
in
Other
Districts
Saturday
Y(
Tilltl.V
Jan.
k
...
,i'ly
rainpaiun
in
which
w
iiioiil
ion
organization
i..
I..
I.
..ii...
Hi.il.i.,1
Vim.
.i
i
.
i
....
i
t
I.
.
1
.
i.
,i
un
v
with
ii.
iy
i
i
t
.
...
i
r.
I..
..r
Il'inrrl.
Mi
Anli'i
was
I
he
nominee
of
::
',-t
Hay
Municipal
voters
r.:j!
a"
f;
incil
for
Un
purpose
CI
'V
.
it
I.)
MI-IMII'li
i-etiiriii
III
:
'
!
!
i
!
Municipal-!
icrini";
ci
Ins
pla
I
fut
ill
n-
(
ir
'
business."
Ii
Si;atni
h.
Hicve
MucNichnl
Ii
I
iunuall.
Capl.
It.
I'1
ELEVATOR
BIDS
BEING
OPENED
German
Submarine
said
to
be
Running
Liquor
into
New
York
Harbor
NKV
A'OIIK.
Jan.
l'.t.
II
is
reported
bore
(lint
a
German
submarine
lias
Into
bringing
ill
lliousanils
of
cases
of
liipior
nighlly
Tor
llic
pasl
Iwo
weeks
front
Irantji
steamers
aiiihored
T0
miles
off
ll.e
blockade
which
lias
belm
llirown
around
tho
rum
fleel
off
Asloria
Park.
Hum
runners
have
been
active
over
the
week
end.
After
Ihe
rapture
of
a
liimor
loaded
boat
off
I
lit
New
Jersey
coast
following
u
rum
running
light
wild
a
coasl
guard
culler,
the
officer
in
charge
of
two
prisoners
taken
was
attacked
by
six
oilier
supposed
bootleggers
while
,
"-
-
escorting
Hie
captured
men
lo:
Ihe
hospital
for
treatment
of
their
wounds
and
was
lell
for
dead
ill
the
snow.
PATS
MANSON
ON
THE
BACK
Says
Earnestness
of
A.Q.
Is
Be-
in?
Enriched
by
Growing
Restraint
and
PoUe
The
Vancouver
Star
has
the
following
editorially!
Of
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison's
'Hoard
of
Trade
speech:
-
"The
feature
of
the
evening
was
Mr.
Maustm's
appeal
for
fo-operaTiotl.
iftefifiotis
once
over
arid
out
of
the
way,
they
should
lie
forgotten,
lie
urged,
and
all
''
."'
,houbl
.mil
together
with
a
will
Mm
I
TliiiiMsini.
who
was
also
.
.
.
In
.charge
of
Hie
lea.
Assislittj.
her
were
Mrs.
Arnolt,
Mrs.
Mas.
sey,
Mrs.
Hatcher;
.Mrs.
t.andrey,
j
and
.Mrs.
Ilorie,
Miss
Carter,
Miss
Marsh,
.Miss
Donaldson,
Miss
Kemp,
Miss
Johnson
and
Miss
Mitchell.
Home
cooking
was
in
charge
I
r
.
,
.
.
,
M....
Il
...v
.
,
,01
.tirs.
urnw
Ai'ir,
."is.
u.
will
lake
breath
before
t
plunging,
M(;,
.n,iner.
and
Mrs.
'Trng.
Haggles-
Mrs.
Kemp
and
Mrs.
f
Massy.
Decoration
Mrs.
U.
'Thomson.
Vocal
solos
were
given
by
Mrs.
I,.
O.
Larseii
and
Mrs.
McMillan,
while
Mrs.
Ward
and
Mrs.
Ponder
played
piano
selections
and
were
also
the
accompanists.
lu
the
raffles
Mrs.
(i.
W.
Kerr
wiiii
the
cup
and
saucer;
.Jiss
Agnes
Donaldson.
Hie
table
run
ner,
and
Miss
Mary
Curler,
the
plate.
BURGLARS
EMPLOY
A
CLEVER
TRICK
FOR
LURINGWOMAN
OUT
ST.
THOMAS,-
Jan.
111.
After
house
of
Hie
I
plands
fioR
and
causing
Hie
mistress
or
Hie
Country
Club
-was
destroyed
bylhoifse
lo
hurry
lo
Ihe
hospital
by
fire
yesterday.
Ihe
loss
amount-!
calling
lier
and
telling
her
that
ing
lo
8,."no.
I
her
husband
had
been
seriously
injured,
burglars
entered
Ihe
home
of
Ernesl
Ellioll
and
carried
off
jewelry.
Entrance
was
gained
by
breaking
open
a
basement
window.
Mr.
Ellioll,
who
is
a
locomotive
engineer,
was
out
on
the
road
al
Ihe
liinc.and
Mrs.
Elliott,
alarmed
al
Ihe
telephone
message,
hurried
lu
his
side.
She
was
away
just
half
an
hour.
CONTROL
PORT
OF
HAVRE
llAVHE,
Jan.
III.
The
government
lias
granted
autonomy
to
I
tn
port
of
Havre.
'The
fiction
provides
that
all
improve-inenls
and
other
dispositions
respecting
Ihe
port
need
no
longer
have
the
approval
of
the
ministry
of
public
works.
'The
control
oT
harbor
construction
and
similar
operations,
wIR,
hence-rorth
be
under
the
dlreej
control
or
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Havro
and
a
board
appoint
eil
by
Ihe
government.
groups,
government
and
private,
for
the
common
gooij.
ills
views
were
applauded
by
his
audience.
which
showed
him
a
spirit
of
right
goodwill
throughout.
There
are
many
who'do
not
go
all
the
way
willi
Mr.
Malison
in
some
of
the
opinion
he
holds
.
anil
I
hey
are
just,
as
sincere
In
their
iiosilion
as
he
is
in
his.
Hut
all
must
recognize
the
energy,
t
lie
virility.
Ihe
ability
ami
the
thought
lie
is
.pulling
,
into
public
life.
Mr.
Manson
is
intensely
in
earnesl,
and
as
the
,
years
go
by
his
earnestness
is
being
enriched
by
a
growing
restraint
and
poise
which
add
to
Ins
value
and
Ins
.nftuciiec"
PROTESTING
AT
FRENCH
POLICY
Catholics
Hold
Meetings
And
at
One
Place
Clash
With
HUMS.
Jan.
III.
Catholic
continued
holding
nieeliug
throughout
France
yesterday
as
a
protest
agiusl
tin;,
government's
religious
policy.
Catho
lics
mid
Communists
holding
processions
ill
Aix-en-Proence,
clashed,
the
police
preventing
serious
conseiuenees.
FORMER
LOCAL
BOAT
ASHORE
IN
SOUTH
River
Steamer
Skeena
Qoes
on
Beach
near
Chllllwack
but
Will
be
Safely
Floated
It
Is
Expected
The
river
French
'which
several
between
here
Foley,
Welch
which
is
now
sleainer
Skeena,
years
ago
plied
ami
Huzellou
for
A
Stewart,
and
in
service
on
tho
Eraser
Itiver
between
New
Westminster
and
Cbilliwack,
went
ashore
near
ChillKvack
last
Wednesday.
Her
cargo
was
taken
off
and
boom
were
placed
around
her
tu
fend
off
Ihe
ice.
tl
is
expected
she
will
be
safely
floated
when
Hie
river
(Water
rises.-
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