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DAILY
KDlTlOft
DTIiursW.iy.
January
8,
1925.
Peace
River
Route
To
Pacific
Ocean.
An
effort
was
made
to
stampede
the
country
into
building
the
Brill;
cutoff
to
give
the
Peace
River
a
shorter
outlet
than
at
present
to
the
Pacific
Ocean.
.
.Studying
lbe
map
or
reading
reports
of
those
wlio
know
the
situation
indicates
that
the
Brule
route
is
not
by
any
means
Hie
best.
There
are
other
and
shorter
routes
1o
the
coast,
which'
would
open
up
larger
and
better
territory
and
also
serve
the
Pi-are
River
much
better.
Just
what
pass
the
railway
shall
go
through
or
where
it
shall:
join
the
Canadian
National
Railway
is
for
engineers
to
decide.
If
the
(LX.It.
builds
the
line,
which
seems
to
be
the
logical
thing
.to.
.expect,
it
should
be
built
in
such
a
location
as
to
best
.serve
.the,
.juj
crest
of
.
the
people
and
of
tl(e
Xaljoiial.
system,
In
any
case
it
will
come
out
near
Prince
(ieorge
rather
than
by
Brule,
if
the
reports
of
those
who
profess
to
know
are
to
be
believed,
Conference
Regarding
Railway
Matters.
This
week
end
a
coufereiice'is
to
be
held
in
which
the
disposal
of
Hie
P.ti.E.
mid
the
set,
lenient
of
the
Peace
River
con
troversy
are
to
be
settled.
What
will
be
the
outcome,
no
one!
,.
mi
I.
I......
I..
I
I
.
..
"
n
jinc
i"
oi-
ruiiMurrcu
in
a
mni.ier
oi
mis
kind.
What
being
realized
today
is
that
the
P.ti.E.
possibly
has
some
value
and
that
there
is
a
demand
for
the
opening
of
the
Peace
River
.country
by
means
of
a
railway.
The
reasonable
thing
seems
to
be
the
building
of
a
main
line
just
now
with
branches:
to
follow.
Not
Looking
For
An
Election
Yet.
Very
soon
Hie
Dominion
Parliament
will
meet
again
and
or
course
the
question
of.
dissolution
of.
Parliament
will
again
be
beard
of.
Those
who
.are
in
a
position
i
know
do
not
give
much
credence
to
reports
of
possible
dissolution
this
year.
They
say
that
there
seems
no
good
reason
for
pulling
the
'country
to
the
expense,
of
an
election
jut
now.
The
government
is
well
supported
on
every
division
and
is
mil
likely
to
be
defeated.
Unless
sojne
big
question
'arises,
it
will
carry
on
for
at
least
another
year
and
possibly
more.
Owners
Of
Delsel
Engined
Boats.
.
.
.
There
are
apparently
A
number
or
people
'-who
.do
not
understand
what
the,
riftheriiieii
were
voliug
on
nt
their
meeting
the,
other
"Might.
For
the.yio
,do
Jviimv,
it
might
beinteresting
to.
slate
that
halibut
fs
eauglit
"on
iliVMi-Viperative
plan,
The
owiier
or
the
boat
in
the
past
has
taken
one
fifth
of
the
total
catch.
Then
the
expenses
of
Hie
trip
are
paid
mid
the
net
proceeds
divided
e.piully
among
he
crew,
the
captain
taking
the
same
share
jis
the
others
but
getting
a
small
bonus
from
the
owner
fur
looking
after
the
boat,
Now
many
of
the
boat
owners
have
installed
deisel
engines
in
ilaee
of
the
dd
gas
engines.
The
result
is
that
Hie
cost
ar
operation
lias
decreased
and
that
has
rnrrcsnondinirlv
inrri'.iseii
the
share
of
the
fishermen.
The
owners
claim
that
the
cost
of
inswuiing
me
new
lype
of
engine
lias
been
large
ami
the
life
of
the
engine
is
short
and
Ibev
mi
ml
o-tf
imifii
Hi
tm
11
J
r:
in.
of
II
u1
totiil
cute
i
for
I
licit
slu.ru
Th..-
nb
......
i...
.
f.
mi
v.
niui
in
in
i
t?r
II
they
ask
as
an
alternative
that
all
lost
or
condemned
gear
be
re-
......
lu
j
uiv.
iisiicniieii.
j
Me
iisiiermeu
refuse
to
accept
any
"
'-
ww
inline
in
Ml"l,
HIGHCLSSS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANtES
AND
SOCIALS
I
GET
IT
AT!
TEAPOT
DOME
TRIAL
IS
ON
Action
to
Cancel
Oil
Leases
and!
Alleging
Fraud
Has
CHEYENNE,
YVyn.,
Jan.
8,
Trial
of
n
government's
civil
suit
seeking
anuiilment
of
Hie
lease
of
the
Teapot
Dome
naval
oil
reserve
by
Albert
B.
Fall,
former
secretary
of
the
interior,
to
Hie
'ftlaimiMitli
Oil
Company,
one
of
the
Marry
I'.
Sinclair
com
panies,
is
being
tried
before
t'niled
Stales
District
Judge
T.
Blake
Kennedy.
Willi,
Hie
leading
aspects
of
Ho'
case
involving
the
legality
)f
the
late
President
Harding's
executive
order
issued
in
.May,
11121.
transferring
II
ii
reserve
from
the
navy
department
to
the
department
of
the
interior;
Hie
allegation
of
fraud
in
''execution
of
Hip
lease
as
charged
by
tlirj
goeriiincul.
and
Jbe
conduct
of
lie
negoiiaiions
liy
runner
Secretary
Fall
involveil,
a
formidable
group
of
legal
counsel
is
arrayed
on
either
side.
.Mr.
Sinclair,
in
bis
avowed
de-Icrniinalioii
n
resist
Hie
action
with
all
Hie
means
at
his
command,
has
included
in
bis
counsel
for
the
Maninuilh
Oil
-Company
J.
V.
Zevely,
Paul
I).
Cravalh,
Murlin
W
Littleton,
It.
W
.
Iliigland
and
i.
T:
Stanford.
Fighting
for
Hie
restoration
of
Hie
naval
oil
reserve
to
the
gov
ernment
are
Allei
Witnesses
subpoenaed
by
llie
government
include
.Mr.
eyely,
Mr.
Sinclair,
Hubert
W.
Slewm-i
of
Chicago,
chairman
of
llie
board
or
directors
or
the
Simulant
Oil
Company
or
Indiana;
W.
J.
Hailey
oT
the
federal
reserve
bank
of
Kansas
City;
A.
F..
Humphreys,
Denver
oil
magnate,
and
others
promiiienl
in
the
financial
world,
.
Kdwin
en
by,
secretary
of
the
navy
al
the
time
the
lease
was
executed,
is
the
only
witness
Ihus
far
sulqiboeniied
by
(be
defence.
In
seeking
cancellation
or
the
lease
given
the
Mammoth
Oil
Conrpauy
and
the
return
of
Huv
oil
laud
lo
Hie
government,
the
lullut
u-ill
..1
....I
1..
.......
mil.
Ml
pilMP
allegations
thai
the
executive;
(liter
signed
by
president
Harding
transferring
the
reserve
from
Hie
navy
to
the
interior
depart,
meiil
was
not
legal,
thai
the
tale.'
president
issued
the
order,
on
"false.
rrpresrulallpUM.
-.from
Mr,
Fall,
vhn
desired
to'dear
in
tlU
lands,
mil
in
the
interest
or
the
United
Stales"
hut
to
the
advantage
or
"the
Mammoth
Oil
Company
a
n'd
Mr.
Sinclair
in
particular."
Conspiracy
The,
government
further
charges
thai
evidence
of
a
conspiracy
between
.Mr.
Fall
and
Mr.
Sinclair
is
found
in
the
fact
that
llie
lease
agreement
"was
made
in
serrel
by
private
negoiiaiions,
without
advertisement
of
conipelilive
bidding,"
ami
that
Mr.
Fall
discouraged
prospective
didders,
for
the
lease.
Summing
up
ils
complaint,
Hie
government
alleged
thai
Mr.
Fall
and
Mr.
Sinclair
conspired
to
defraud
the
United
Stales,
and
thai
the
result
was
the
leiming
of
the
TVapol
Dome
naval
oil
reserve
lands
to
Hie
Mammoth
company
"al
mi
Inadequate,
improper
and
fraudulent
consid
eration.
The
Mammoth
Company,
an
well
as
the
Sinclair
Crude
Oil
Purchasing
Company
and
the
Sinclair
Pipe
Line
Company,
who
also
were
made
drfendanls
in
the
action,
entered
denials
or
Hie
allegations
in
Hie
government's
petition.
Answer
to
Charges
The
answer
of
the.
Mammoth
(iOinpany
denied
nil
charges
collusion
I
pa;f.
two
TCJ!
DATL7
$E7n
Tim
iliy.
.Titnuavy
8.
lDr
Delicious!
Fl
SAIADA
H639
.Pure,
Fresh
and
Satisfying.
Sold
in
aluminum
pacKets.
Try
it.
The
Daily
Nws
i'HINGE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
.Managing
Editor.
!
serve;
denied
Hie
government's
charge
-that
the
executive
order
issued
by
President
Harding
wasl
illegal
and
countered
with
Hie
assertion
that
if
it
were
obtained
'
on
misrepresentations
from
Sec-j
relary
Fall,
that
neither
llie
company
Aor.
anyone
connected
with,
it
knew
oT.
such.
!
Separate
answers
were
filedj
hy
the
'crude
oil
and
pipe
line
companies,
the
latter
setting
forth
that
it
had
spent
or
would
have
spent
.$18,011(1,1111(1
for
a
pipe
i
'line
lo
the
field
and
ifjntl.nnn
for.
other
equipment.
Both
the
ci-inje'iiil
and
pipe
line
companies;
specifically
de-iniiNl
every
allegation
of
the
js-ov-lernment.
attacking
Hie
validity
!
of
the
lease,
and
denied
having
any
knowledge
that
illegal
means
had
been
employed
in
the
pro
curing
of
the
concession.
Each
answer
asked
dismissal
of
the
government's
complain
I.
Km.
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS:
SNOW
is
like
a
lot
ot
our
latives.
The
going
away
is
really
pleasant
thing.
i-onierciie,
sccins.
to
Know
II
Is
golllir
on
loriner
miio
senator,
ami
Owen
J.
lloberts,
lU'ominenl
attorney,
appointees
of
President
Coolidgi!
is
special
counsel
for
the
gov-
ernmejil
in
the
Teapot
case
and
in
the
uil
against
the.
K.
L.
)o-
lieny
interests
for
annulment
of
the
lease
given
by
Ifr.
Fall
on
naval
oil
reserve
No.
2,
in
California
which
was
tried
in
United
Mali's
district
court
at
Los
Angeles
and
completed
last
No
vember.
Mr.
Ponierene
and
.Mr.
Huberts
will
be
assisted
by
Al
bert
,
Walton.
I'nileil
States
district
attorney
for
Wyoming.
Long
Trial
At
least,
three
weeks
will
be
re
quired
for
the
hearing
of
Hie
case,
it
is-expected.
Moth
sides
are
said
In
have
arranged
for
Hie
appearance
of
witnesses
without
the
use
of
legal
NOW
that
we
have
wished
each
other
ahoul
all
Hie
happy
new
years
we,
can
lliink
of,
let
us
be
as
happy
as
we
can.
SIIKKP
I
hey
are
resenihle
pi'iijile
in
that
often
fl
cd.
WHAT
I
like
about,
the
local
eel
inn
campaign
is
thai
nobody
it
i
.
.
...
IF
a
girl
is
intending
lo
marry
a
man
in
order
to
reform
him,
she
should
be
van-fiil
not
lo
le!
him
know.
It
inihl'
inlerfere
wilh
Hie
wedding.
IP
a
lad
and
lass
smoke
the
ame
kind
of
cigarettes
they
dioubl
make
a
suitable
match.
IF
any
man
Would
be
a
writer
He
first
miisl
leant
To
be
a
fighter.
The
wolf
be
linisi
Keep
from
the.
door
Ami
dive
on
hcjuis
'
Without
being
sore.
And
if
some
guy
Would
throw
him
out
It's
.wise
to
Nil
him
On
the
snout.
IF
you
wear
Hie
possible.
are
a
Iwo
faced
person,
belter
face
as
often
as
TIIOSK
who
think
the
world
is
going
lo
the
delimit
ion
bowwows
are
reminded
that
there
were
bread
riots
ip
Montreal
in
December
IK7(i.
TIIP.HI-:
is
talk
or
a
business
boom
here
soon.
Hut
then
peo-
pie
Will
talk.
1
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
8,
1915.
n
Conscription
not
a
pb-asanl!
1'oregoii:,.ronclusion
sure
proper
'organization
Hrilish
'
Kxpeililio'iiary
some
:rorm
of,
compulsory
lary
ijni;i(r,
ill;:
jja.ve
lo
adopted
very
soon.
Deefi-Soatod
Chest
Troubles
Yield
to
PEPS.
O
HONCIIITIS
lays
hold
of
the
chest
in
a
slow
insidious
way.
Do
not,
therefore,
v
neglect
totalceprntnpt
measures
tocounteiact
the
iirit
fiynuitonis
or
this
ravaging
ailment-
the
first
difiicaity'in
breathing,
the
occasional
made-up
feeling
in
the
throat
with
ils
ncaiintiiatit.ns
pi
phlegm.
He
warned
In
that
initating
cough
and
iIkjk
frequently-returning
Colds.
(jet
a
lux
of
Peps
the
well-known
breathing
remedy.
Alter
removing
the
silver
wrapping
place
a
Peps
tablet
"il
the
tongue
and
irc.:tlw
in
the
healing
fumes
as
the
tanlet
diw-lve.
Peps
are
simply
invluS!-
for
all.iving
that
teasing,
tickling
eons
.;
for
sufleiiiai!
and
Jooseii'
ii;
llie
pWlegm,
and
s.mthitig
til
:i
mated
ao.i
wirii-i.
ni:n-d
bn.nohial
tu!:?-.
II-tv
it.iv
as
im
b
-at
he
in
die
no-e
fal
gt-r..:
'ui.ii
I
::nes
h-c!i
;'re
nv.:U-i
(v
tv.
:h
se
I
Vps,
a
heeling
iii:l.n-
,cc
is
exfiidro
de.-i
into
r
he
lungs
whe:-
liquid
t.ngii
miMurt-s
amioi
penetrate
The
regular
use
of
Peps
at
bedtime
will
ensute
healthy
Rjtunber
liiuiistiiibni
uy
bouts
of
rouRlunR.
Dy
day,
the
treatment
lioi.ld
be
continued
on
the
nfsurancc
tliut
the
ilirait,
iironchi
niut-lungs
are
all
beuig
he;i!ed
ami
strijngthfd
by
tliis
medicine.
Ivps
are
Kifaraiitfedty
le
abMiluiely
freefronii'ipiutn,lal:da'n,unl,,it.liloral,iiionhia
and
anv
iiarmful
uigiedtrnts
of
the
old-fahionl
ccn.gh'.
muHujiit.
.
Dr.
GCIIOCN
STACITS,
K.O.,
CM.,
rilei:
"
lr
exrry
lulls
cold
Krp
Vf
l
amlv
and
you
u.ll
rule
triMmpli.imlv
clear
(Ji
Idcim
luus.
i'rpje
invnliriU
(
MNjihi:::
and.
healing
rai
inrlanied
hlcrii.njl
JVf,s
ul.lrlK
aie
mere
i)t
all
:-i.
ami
y
ijirrttly
to
tb-
seal
ul
injury."
S
1
1'
fm
r
an
tiai
t
rtmtii
It
product
Ibi
ritnanil
ha,
kvini
t
(rut
that
It
Raw
acii
Ictnt
puuiltt
I-
jiav
Ilia
pnta
r.auitd
Inm
Ulo.
one
Cet
a
t.-L'ty!
Alt
Hfulinti.
Clans
(Fred
Taylor
arrived
on
the
scene
soon
after
the
proceedings
started
and
.distributed
lifts
and
seasonal
confecl
ions
with
a
lavish
hand.
Then
re-
'freslinienls
were
served
and
a
brier
program
was
rendered.
The
I'ommilli-c
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
(ieorge
Leek,
convener.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
.Mrs.
.I
oe
Howe
and
Mrs.
Waller
Shaw.
0.
II.
.Murphy,
C.N.H.
conductor
who
has
been
running
out
of
Prince
Hupert,
left
on
last
night's'
train
for
Saskatoon
in
work
on
that
division..
Mis
Murphy
and
daughter,
Marie,
will
remain
here
for
l
lie
tune
being-.
Mr.
Murphy's
Iratifer
is
j
due
lo
Hie
recent
reduction
in
local
train
service.
;
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRADE
COMMERCE
CANADA
AND
Tandar
for
Foundatlona
and
TImbar
Dock
,
tor
Grain
Elavalor
at
Prlnca
Rupert,
B.C.
-Notlca
lo
Conlractora.
I
The
lii'Kiruiii.il
U.i
wti'inli.
ii.-ii,-
fn.
I
itpIi
nr
inuler
fur
the
riiuiiiliiUnii
and
amber
ilni-li
rnr
Pi
a
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I'levainr
nl
I'.-Iiiii"
itn"'ii.
H
i:.,
mini
linen,
M.mil.iv.
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ivvrf.
y
order.
r.
c.
t.
ii'iiiiiv
liepiity
Minister
Ollawn,
lieriHiilier
9lh,
mil.
MORTGAGE
SALE.
TAKK
.VOTICK
tluil
under
mid
,y
vlrtiii.
'ir
llie
miitii
riMilnlni-il
In
a
Cluniel
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in
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n
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i
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willinm.
Mullen
A
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nieiit
by
pupils
of
llie
Prince
ii.;mi'-
sniieiiers.
rnnee
iiuiK-n.
n.e
i:
perl
Public
Schools
.
Ipok
plaei
last
nigbl
in
Hie
Finpress
Theatre.
Canon
Hix
delivered
an
rid-;
dress
and
lho.se
conlribuiing
to,'
Hie
program
included
Miss
Mur-i
jorie
Lancaster,
Mrs.
Norman!
Mackainlosb,
Hichanl
I'illsbury.1
Miss
Violet
.Mortimer,
Miss
Mar-i
garel
McColl,
Willie
Cumiiitugs,
j
Hoy
Lancaster,
Mls
Ilrowu
audi
-Mrs.
Hurrill.
(ieorge
Leek
was
chairman,
j
Word
lias
been
received
here'
'
of
Jlie
sudden
death
in
Fverell
Washinglon,
or
!ilberl
La
For-i
tune,
lormerly
chef
or
the
old'
l'leinier
Hotel.
I
ENGLISH
KIDDIES'
CHRISTMAS
TREE
Affair
Yesterday
was
Somewhat
Belated
but
was
None
the
Less
Appreciated
Though
somewhat
bile,
Ibe
annual
Chrislmas
tree
held
yesterday
ariernoon
by
Hie
Sons
and
llaughlers
or
Kitgland
in
the
nr.
Huston
Hall
wus
none
the
less
"
in
in
i-oiiiicci
on
,
iiiuirec
a
eo
nv
in
m.i
kiiimnu
nr
with
the
leasing
or
the
oil
rc-Uo
who
were.
In
attendance.
ts"anlaj
Specials
!
for
i
School
Opening!
One
Week
Only.
The
Best
Offer
Ever
Made
j
Scribblers,
per
doz.
..
40o
!
Stenographers'
Notebooks,
j
2
for
25c
I
I'encils,
0
for
...
...
25o
!
Crayons
.
,
Be,
10c
ami
15o
Writing
puds
.
.
15o
to
40c
Hrascrs,
fi
for
25c
McLean's
Penholders,
n
for
25o
Mussallem
Grocery'
Co.
Ltd.
j
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phone
18.
This
Weeks
Specials
For
Children.
Hurlbut
and
Chum
Welted
Shoes
15
per
cent
Discount.
Classic
and
Packard
Shoes
for
Children,
2
pair
rnr
'lie
price
of
one.
plus
T.'c.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357
Patterns
Patterns
.(Hill
We
are
Clearing
Out
our
Stock
of
LADIES'
HOME
JOURNAL
PATTERNS
1'alteriis
to
choose
from,
A
wonderful
vnrtr'fy.
l
al
one
price
YOUR
CHOICE
-
-
10c
each
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
FLATS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
STEVE
KING
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
YOUR
MEN
FOLK
WILL
APPRECIATE
"WOLSEY"
UNDERWEAR,
SOX
&
SLIP-OVER
VESTS
PRICES
VERY
REASONABLE
Phone
Green
85
f
r
Named
for
the
state
and
truly
great
Old
Kentucky
famed
as
the
world's
finest
Bourbon
whiskey.
Aged
to
Perfection.
A
lime
honored
frivnd
of
yours
.
',
.
J
.f.
OldKcntucKy
Bourbon
Whiskey
BOTTLED
IN
BOND
UNDER
f
EDtRAL
GOVERNMENT
HJrERVISION
.........
...
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1
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,
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rTT
TJiis
adverliHenicrit
is
not
DllhlivllPil
nn
.ll.l..
i
I
fd.p.or
Control
Hoard
or
bv
H,
rm"Z
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Hritish
Coliiinhia,