5
TAXI
Ambulance
nnd
Service'
nvwhor
at
Anytime.
.
r.u,i
Hntal.
3rd
Ava.
and
in
si.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
...i.
vv
NO
31
0
'M'
would
ho
ilisolveil.
lop
overnighl
'nl
Kullag.
vvill
have
Ihe
irjitirifc
HlsrifTi'liofi
or
havinx-.fiMilape
in
the
lfan-
j'resbyleilfin
Alliance,
the
.MelhJ
odisl
fciinienlcal
Courerenc'.
and
Hie
('.oiigregalional
Union
oT
Ihe
Wiirlil.
Ii'iiiouisls
look
Tor-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'MNCE
HLl'KHT,
H.J.r
FIUUAY,
FMlUfJAIlY
0,
lU!f3
ytirii't
ClrcuUtlcn
1621
war.!
lo
the
coming
consuniina-
O'lTAWA,
IVI.
(I.
-Tin;
government
is
apparcnlly
cousiil-liou
as
the
greatest
event
in
the'
tiring
making
u
financial
grant
lo
a
line
of
freight
steamers
lo
eligious
history
of
Canada,
ifj
"
between
Camilla
am!
Ihe
ITniled
Kingdom,
independent
of
not
in
Ihe
'history
of
Christen-:
Ho'
.oi'Ni
Atianue
mopping
i.ompany,
wiucn
eonirois
ine
pre-
lm
1
tiii
ocean
rates.
I
ins
was
mam
clear
wtieii
u
was
aniiouneen
General
Council
that
negotiations
liail
ln'cn
proceeiling
helweeu
tne
(.aniuliaii
ioveru.enl
ami
Sir
William
I'elersou,
the
Hrilish
ship
owner,
Tin-
rirsl
Oeneral
Council
or
""""
l"
"r"""
'
"
"
.i.us....
.
u,
Ihe
I'niled
Churel.
or
Canada
will
V,
.;
"
l";It,"
Wllh
"
view
o
gtv.t.g
Ihe
slopping
lomb.iu-
some
he
compos,
f
5U
Presbyteri-
ins.
l.-.n
Melhodisls.
10
Congre-
'""'I'"""""
'
""
'"'"
ualioualisls
ami
Id
members
of
the
Oeneral
Council
of
L";ii0n
hurches.
These
delegates
or;
omniissioners
have
already
been,
ppoinlcd
by
the
chief
courts
of
J
ho
uniting
churches,
ami
Iheyt
onsisl
or
an
eiiual
uuuiber
on
ministers
and
laymen.
One
of
Hie
first
nets
of
this
Oeneral
ouucil
will
he
lo
determine
Hm
number
and
boundaries
ot
con-
cure
In
be
established,
and
Ihe
number
of
representalives
that
shall
cinislilule
the
next
Oen-
ral
Council,
lo
he
convened
within
a
period
of
two
ears.
SMITHERS
MAN
HAS
INJURED
EYE
AND
IS
UNABLE
GET
RELIEF
Snow
Slides
Prevent
His
Reach
ing
Edmonton
Except
After
Much
Delay
SMITH
F.IIS-.
Feb.
C.
While
splilling
Wood
a
couple
of
days
ago,
F.cnesl
llauti
met
with
a
painful
accident,
a
splinter
tiff
Hie
wood
riving
up
and
lodging
in
his
leH
eye.
The
facilities
lo
perform
the
necessary
operation
nol
being
available
here
he
look
Ihe
first'
Iraiu
(o
lla.ellon
to
consiill
Ins,
West
and
Wrinch
bill
il
was
also
round
that
relief
Talk
of
Subsidizing
a
i
.
.r
Ox
l
i.inv
nr
,iif(imnin
TERRACE
MAN
LOSES
HOUSE
Furniture
and
Effects
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Attwood
Go
Up
In
Smoke.
i
spiM-lal
In
Imity
.ew
Terrace,
Feb.
6
The
home
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Attwood
was
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday
afternoon.
At
the
time
of
the
fire
Mrs.
Attwood
was
In
town
and
the
children
were
at
school.
Mr.
Attwood
was
working
at
the
barn
and
did
not
see
the
blaze
until
It
had
aot
too
much
headway
to
bo
extlnnulshcd.
Everything
they
had
was
lost,
including
two
dons.
Happily
the
place
was
covered
by
Insurance.
!
CASE
IS
COMPLETE
AGAINST
MANHART
IN
SEATTLE
MURDER
SF.ATTI.K,
Feb.
.
Three
persons
identilieil
Klm.er
Man
hurl,
Ihe
siirrendcreil
stispccl
in
Iho
murder
of
Mrs.
Lillian
Morley
of
Victoria,
as
the
man
who
dined
could
nol
be.
secured
there
and
with
Mrs.
Motley
al
the
liolet
on
be
was
advised
to
go
lo
F.ilinoti-!
the
evening
before
she
was
shot
(oil.
The
(rain
service
being
out
oT
commission
owing
lo
Ihe
snow
slides
west
uf
herif,
he
was
not
able
to
leave
here
unlll
Hie
belated
Iraiu
came
in
on
Friday.
Meanwhile
iiifliiininiitioii
had
set
brand
(here
is
great
probability
of
losing
the
one
eye'
and
having
Hie
oilier
badly
afreeled.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New
lo
dealh
lu
a
laxicab.
The
police
say
Iho
case
is
now
complete
against
Manharl.
The
pistol
which
fired
(ho
bullets
has
not
been
found,
-
I'.
S.
Honncy,
district
forester.
sailed
this
morning
on
tho
I'rince
llupetl
for
Victoria,
where
lie
will
nlleml
a
conference
of
dislrlel
foreslers.
lie
expects
lo
be
away
about
ten
days.
s
to
Reduce
Shipping
Rates
i
PASSENGER
TRAINS
ARE
RUNNING
AGAIN
C.N.R.
Line
Is
Cleared
and
Local
Officials
Hope
That
They
May
Now
Keep
Situation
In
Hand
The
Hrsl
passenger
train
lo
arrive,
here
in
a
week
lo
the
day
came
in
al
."!
o'clock
Ibis
morning.
'I
Ills
was
the
train
that
should
have
arrived
here
last
Wednesday
morning.
It
was
billowed
soon
aHer
by
the
regular
train
due
belt,''
al
7
o'clock
this
morning
which
arrived
on
lime.
With
a
number
ot
local
passengers
who
have
been
held
up
since
Ihe
'first
of
Ihe
week,
(he
Hrsl
passenger
train
out
since
last
Saturday
gnl
away
for
Ihe
F.asl
ul
.i
o'clock
this
monting.
The
line
between
Kwlnltsa
and
Anisliury,
which
lias
been
lied
up
wilh
snow
for
several
days,
is
now
cleared
and
local
ofHcials
hone
thai
they
will
be
able
lo
keep
Ihe
situation
well
in
hand
froni
now
on.
Il
was
Hie
worst
lie.iip
that
Hie
local
line
has
had
litre
the
railway
was
opened.
THREE
YEAR
SENTENCE
THEFT
FROM
THE
MAILS
Vancouver
Man
Gets
Minimum
Time:
Sorved
for
Thirteen
Years
tMit
StlM
421
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
11
all,
with
newly
laid
dancing,
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed-:-ding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
lo
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PFJ&L
Yf
THE
OPEN
NG
OF
PARIIAMENT
r
AH
AO
1
1
TA
OIinOflMTP
I
11TP
An
nrfiri
i
urnfiTfn
n
n
mr
iniTTnr
nnrnrh
KUiUjAL
IU
OUDdlim
LIINL
ur
MMlTlSmrd
MJ
15
IU
Ktuuit
rmita
(pernor
General
Opens
Parliament
and
Reads
Speech
from
the
Throne
menf
ana
Opening
of
Peace
River
All
Mentioned
OT'I'WN
A,
Feb.
"'.
Tin
(iuuTiinr
(irnrral
opening
llii
II'
I
:.r
inii
in
I'iii
iiiiiiiciii
in
mi1
mutch
iruiii
ini-
tnrono
nu-
;
il
lint
parliamentary
sanction
would
he
sought
for
1
1
i
,i
of
ii
iiuifi'ii'iiri'
belwrcn
the
federal
iini
provincial
gov-
.i
I
i
il...
ii.'i:
l.
x"
ii.
:
t
..i
niii'-i
in
Mir
uiiii'innnt'iii
in
mi'
imiusu
.Mirin
,mci
icn
.vn
,
i
i..
ii...
.......
1.
1,
,
il,
t.l
i..
........
,.r
ii...
u.....,i..
.....i
ullir
itniMirl
ml
particulars."
'I'
K'
Ii
-unl
Hit'
nllriilioii
of
Parliament
would
In'
:
.
1
1
-
Mic
ilc
iiiilnlilv
of
niualmiig
Hit-
freight
rales
between
If
mil
Itw
l
111
I
I
iVIU
ll
1
f.
..
,
,
inLivj
tmu
hilii!
mm
iiiiibs.
f
11
i
lull
h
m
n
M
n
Clause
Remains
To
Be
Set
tlor!
of
Halibut
Boats.
I'
......
...
:ij
In
repair.'
and
l:.-lll.
I
III'
ITIIl'Wal
'''
ii'i-i-ciiii'iit
between
,1
...
'
n
I'd
uml
Huliec-
Z
tilt'
operation
of
:
V
'
tlpOll
liy
both
It
ll
ill
II
jllilll
tneel-i
I
slicinietl'
l;
Ilioii
.:s:
t
(iiv-nlcd
over
by
i
:
or
Hie
l.nioii.
n
i
'.
Which
l
lie
IIICII
de-
i
cil
nml
will
1
1
tin'
altogether
agree
.
:;si
any
f
ikIm:i-iiiuii
cn-
ii
work
us
painting
':"
lllials
111!
-I
IMj
III)
I
I
I
I.
..
f....
.MA
.
.
tii.j
s
iiii
mil
ii
i
iii
-
tHit'e
which
tin'
iiii'i)
i
i
s
iiijecl
In
a
union
j
'l
lii'
ilirfi'riMiro.
;
il
a
vi'ry
Hi'i-iini
'
i
am
ii'ii.ili'il
thai
il
',;
--!
"
led
lii-rori)
fNhiii'4
u
.....
.
.
.
IIII'
mi-
iiHIi
of
the
U'ii-
a
i
ni
.shall
sru
In
Ihn
.iiiiiiitiMu
iiiiir-iiuirA
li'!'il
finiully
iiiiimi
I
lir
In1
rosf's
of
Hm
Hip
ivii
in;
w
n
NOT
IN
SIGHT
Otlvumswl
E),vlt
U.i,
rnnn(iM.
Aro
Waiting
In
Vain
for
Spectaclo
'""l
VOOli,
C.al.,
Feb.
,
-''Hi
ulliiwi-rs
or
the
scir-sly'lcil
Ali'.v
.Maigarel
lowcu,
''
"ii
'ncslly
cxpccliiiR
(he
end
lM'
world
lo
nunc
lodny,
llol-us
a
whole
is
indirrercnl,
I'
r
ik,
.......
.
1
,
.
f
nm.
k
it
iiuiif4
inr
"
'ill
a
1
1
1
1
mil
VII
I
I'l'V
1
1
1
Ir
liliniil
'
"""'"P
l(;
ounce.
MlO
L.'1'calcst
illMiiiitilii.
ui.nnln.
1,1
!ll
Mine
exueelc.l
lo
ii
ii.ni'M
I...I....
ii...
.
i..
.
"'iiij,
inn.
inn
people
"u
'"'Hi'vi'd
thu
prophecy
aro
"',ll-'
ii
vain.
A
seclion
of
the
I
uy
AdNcnllsIs
liun
liml
""
-I'Uvi.
sfild
.i,.
rrniu
i,
"'
'be
unencumbered
when
l.ho
,,,y
f,,ivrd.
Now
It"
Is
here
'"'
'"any
vlll
be
grievously
.lis.
THnU''1
T'U'V
are
not
in
"''"ih.I
as
MW
()lc
cntl
.
''"me
hut
it
was
ex'pecled
1
"'
W'Ul.l
be
hUuc,
f
iiui.i.
A
iiiraiiri'
will
he
Mihmilli'il
of
llii
important
porl
uf
I
h
M.
Lawri'iici1
nml
lln-c
nil
the
Atlantic
ami
Pacific
(via!
to
t'liiihlc
thi'iii
lo
ini'cl
all
rripiirciiu-iiU
of
nioilcrii
nav-i'-'ulinu.
Steps
will
iiImi
he
taken
to
furl
her
mniii.ulinu
seltleiueiil
of
the
ferlllr
rcj;iiiii
such
as
I'eace
lliver.
There
were
l(ie
usual
ceie-inoiiies
at
ujiciiin?.
'
.Meuiher.s
of
tin
House
nf
Cniiliiioiis
isci
Ihe
Seiiale
In
hear
the
speech
read
h.v
Ihe
(invernor
ami
after
Ihe
nlher
fnniialilies
hail
taken
plure
Ihe
House
uiljouriieil
tiu-lil
Motulay.
Proiioiiiici'iiieiils
alrcaily
niaili
hy
the
leailcrs
of
the
two
opposition
parlies
iiulicale
Hint
the
ofTicial
OnserYutiw'
opposilou
will
stii-k
to
ils
policy
of
pru-
leclion
for
all,
industries,
incliiil-in
farming
anil
filiiny.
l'to-
frressives
will
focus
ullculioii
on
Ihe
demand
for
lower
Ireifjhl
rales
from
and
lo
western
Canada.
Of
tin'
six
inciiiliirs
elecled
since
Ihe
last
session,
fivo
were
iiilrndi'ceil.
(irole
Sterling
of
Yale.
It.
(J.,
wait
unable,
to
be
present.
OLIVER
IS
WITH
B.
C.
OUTLET
FROM
-
THE
PEACE
RIVER
A
Idler
received
by
I
ho
Hoard
or
Trade
H
Moo.
John
Oliver
discusses
the
nrious
proposals
fur
a
western
oullcl
from
Ihe.
I'eace
lliver
counliy
wilh
an
accoiiiianyiiiK
map.
At
Ihe
conclusion
of
Ihe
letter
Ihe
l'reiiilcr
slales
thai
In:
still
has
,Mrcal.
hoiie
oT
Ihe
railway
beiiiR
built
connecting
wilh
Ihe
Canadian
Nnlionnl
Hallway
in
Hrilish
Columbia
either
at
I'rince
(ieorgo
or
west
from
I
here.
AVIATORS
PLANNING
TO
LEAVE
FOR
NOME
uuni
r.ni
Awav
Sunday
With
Ant!-Toxln
For
Dlpthcria
Patients
In
North.
1'AlllllANKS.
lVb.
.
-
Hoy
l:iiliiiL'.
funner
navy
avialor
and
llulnh
Mackie,
meuhanic,
nee
leiivlnir
iSumlay
inucnliiK
on
a
vlnskau
fliuhl
Id
I
l.'ik-lttl
V
ll'llllM-.
llii
Cil'O.ooii
uuiU
of
null
losin
to
be
used
in
helping
to
.slay
Iho
ravages
or
dlpllu'ria
In
II...
i,,.
ill,
,.i'ii
Inwn.
Thc.v
vvill
UNITED
CHURCH
BIG
GATHERING
Committees
Already
Arranging
For
Qreat
Event
In
June
at
I
Toronto
lOItOMO,
I'eb.
0.
Iteirc-sentalives
oT
Hie
I'nilcil
Cliurcli
or
Canada,
consisting
of
something
like
il.Odll
congregation
in
all
purU'of
(lie
couniry,
will
hold
their
first
meeting
here
Oil
tunc
III
and.
arrangements
are
ilready
being
ihii
le
for'lhe
great
evenl.
,'
Local
coiiunillees
are
already
work
arranging
for
the
billet
ing
of
delegates,
rules
and
forum
r
pcoceiliire,
aiipronriale
-ier-
ice,
a
ilnckel
of
business
and
a
whole
series
of
meetings
and
services.
Will
Bring
Greetings
j
OrceliiiKs
will
be
brought
lo
Ihe
I
uitcd
Church
from
-
sNIcr
churches
all
over
the
world,
and'
il
ii
expected
that
representa
tives
from
Presbyterian,
Metho-
list
and
Coitgreg
at
i
o
u
a
I
Chuirhc
in
(Ileal
Hrilain
and
the
I'liileil
Slales
will
convey
lo
Ihe
Ociicral
Council
iiu'ssnges
of
eo'ugralulaliou
and
blessing.
l
lii
I'tiili.il
I'.tilii'idl
'nf
I2.'ili;ii4u
rf.'i.-.
....
-
-;-
1-t.
iiSil
.
"V
A
portrait
or
II
It.
It
Ihe
Prince
of
Wales,
by
A.
.1.
Mannings,
was
I'lioseii
by
Sargent
as
one
uf
Ihe
represeululive
examples
uf
Hrilish
porlraH
painting.
11
will
be
exhibited
nl
the
Oram!
Ceulral
Oallericv
Mashing
with
Dog
Team
lo
I
Fttch
Sick
Man
from
No.
5
j
Cabin,
Yukon
Telegraph
Line
i
'
1
Willi
a
toboggan
ami
four
fine
dogs,
line
foreman
BlacJi-1
slock
and
Angus
Beaton
are
loday
mushing
over
tho
ice
ariii
I
snow
on
Jhe
Skeena
lliver
lo
bring
otil
H.
V.
Snulh,
the
young
!
operalor,
son
of
Mary
Kllen
Smillt
of
Vuneouver,
who
was
taken
I
ill
at
Number
Five
cabin
on
Ihe
Yukon
telegraph
line,
vvhoittf
coiHlilion
is
uncliatigei!
allhongh
still
serious,
lie
is
nimble
to
i
walk
and
will
have
to
ride
all
the
way
out
on
the
toboggan.
I
The
men
wilh
the
dog
leant
spent
last
night
al
Number
i
Two
cabin.
From
thjs
lime
on
Ihe
going
will
be
easier
as
for
forty
miles
they
follow
u
YANCOI
VI'.II,
Feb.
('..
J.
Mc-Lellitu,
mail
carrier,
was
sentenced
lo
serve
three
years,
the.
minimum
penalty
for
theft
from
the
mails,
Ho
had
been
in
Ihe
service
thirteen
years.
.
Adverted
.n
the
Daily
News
NKW
YOllK.
Feb.
li.
Itesofulions
protesting
u-gainst
Canada's
proposed
tax
on
pulpwood
exportation,
were
adopted
by
Ihe
American
I'ulp
and
Paper
Associiilou.
At
I
heir
annual
convention
they
urged
on
the
Washington
Oovernmeiit
thai
Ihey
take
necessary
action,
lo
protect
the
interests
of
Ihe
pulp
and
paper
industry
in
Hie
Lulled
Slates.
Ihe:
Skeena
hut
I
hey
have
to
break
their
way
through
deep
snow.
From
Four
Jlile
cabin
they
will
have
lo
follow
the
lelegrsydi
.rail
through
the
woods
fur
eleven
miles
to
their
destination,
which
Ihey
.should
reach
about
Tuesday.
They
are
travelling
liuhf
anil
carr.viug
medicines
and
such
things
as
the
valient
needs.
Word
received
here
Ibis
morning
was
that
they
would
make
about
twelve
miles
today.
Coming
out
will
also
be
slow
as
they
will
have
a
heavy
loud
and
the
patient
may
not
In;
able
In
stand
the
long
journeys.
Ten
miles
a
day
on
an
average
would
ne
good
work
under
those
con
ditions.
Mr.
Smith
is
being
looked
after
Well
ly
the
operators
and
linemen
and,
being
ort
(lie
telegraph
line,
is
able
to
follow
the
medi
cal
advice
of
Dr.
Hazellon
who
is
in
close
comjiiit-niealion
with
him
all
the
lime.
The
worst
part
of
the
trail
is
between
fourth
where
il
leaves
and
the
cabins
t.
.i..t.
..
.
AMERICANS
PROTEST
AGAINST
PUTTING
TAX
ON
PULP
WOOD
COSERVATIVE
CAUCUS
ENDORSES
MEIGHEN
AS
LEADER
OF
THE
PARTY
OTTAWA.
Feb.
0.
The
Hrsl
Conservative
caucus
of
the
ses
sion
took
place
today.
It
gave
approval
lo
the
poMcy
uf
Arthur
Meighen
expressed
in
a
notice
of
motion
made
public
Wednesday.
A
group
ot
Conservative
mem
bers
asked
aHer
Iho
caucus
if
Mr.
Meighen
had
been
confirmed
in
Hie
leadership,
answered,
"Of
course."
BODIES
RECOVERED
FROM
KOOTENAY
SLIDE!
NF.I.SON,
Feb.
0.
The
bodies
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iloyle,
victims
of
Wednesday's
snow
and
mud
slide
on
Ihe
l.ardo
line
have
been
recovered
front
die
basement
ot
Iho
demolished
house.
Yesterday
aflernoon
Ihey
were
brought
from
Queen's
Bay
here.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Saskatoon,
Vancouver,
I.
FIVE
YEARS
IN
;
PEN.
FOR
WONG
Judge
Young
Yesterday
After
noon
Passed
Sentence
on
Chinaman
Who
Robbed
Business
Houses.
Wong
lling,
Chinese
janitor.
pleaded
guilty
before
Judgq
Young
in
the
County
Court
yes
terday
afternoon
on
Tour
charges
of
theft
and
(iva
sentenced
16
five
years
al
New
Westminster
penitentiary
on
each
count,
the
lerni.s
lo
run
concurrently.
Accused
personally"
askedfor
amelioration
of
.sentence
in
view
of
his
riast
uood
record.
Hi.i
""or
however,
refused
lo
fake
Wrinch
of
firth
river.
(ins
cousiiieraiion
aim
siaieu
that,
in
view
of
Ihe
number
of
charges
against
accused,
only
ibis
apparent
good
reputation
and
itho
fact
that
be
had
been
em
ployed
in
respectable
circles
had
covered
him
in
the
past.
The.,
circumstance
compelled
him
-to
pass
a
sentence,
which,
in
view
of
the
facts,
he
considered
was
a
light
one.
Accused
pleaded
not
guilty
to
charges
of
theft
from
Lee
Wah
a
land
Charles
Wall
and
was
ro-
o
Steve
King,
Joe
Dent
and
Mr.
Cohihloom
Hie
goods
thai
Wong
2
lling
admitted
be
stole
from"
them.
COLLINSllVE
STILL
IN
CAVE"
Shaft
Being
Sunk
By
Miners
Tjo
Try
To
Roscue
Him.
Is
Kept
Warm.
SANOCAVF.,
Ky.,
Feb.
0
Com
pletiott
of
a
radio
vunvlificatioh,
lest
lias
convinced
workers
thaTii
Floyd
Collins,
who
for
six
days
has
been
entombed
in
Ihe
fast
nesses
of
a
cave
bo
was
explor
ing,
remains
alive.
A
shad
is
being
sunk
by
ex
perienced
miners
in
a
filial
ef-
rort
In
reach
Collins
whose
Tool
is
impris'oued
by
a
large
rock.
Before
Ihe
final
eavein
tho
imprisoned
man
was
supplied
wilb.''
electric
lights
and
electric
healing
pads
and
the
eavein
did
not
destroy
die
wires
lo
dm
outside,
so
be
has
these
copiforls.
PLANNING.
RECEPTION
FOR
JAPANESE
SQUADRON
Airplane
Escort
To
Be
One
Moans
or
Welcoming
War
Ships.
or
VANCOlYF.lt,
Feb.
0.
An
escort
of
airplane
and
an
official
civic
reception
are
planned'
fjif
the
three
cruisers
of
Ihe
Japanese
training
squadron
due
to
anivfi
hero
front
Victoria
this
aflernoon.
!
V
'