IIO.MJ,
.
Premier
Mussolini
demonstrated
lo
llir
,
Cli
mher
or
Uepulics
that
h'
lias
nol
lost
1
1
i
magnetic
power
uT
v
nig
ihc
imagination
of
nil
audience.
8o
great
was
llic
en-dii
,.-ni
id
tin'
close
or
a
speech
uiuili'
lis
liirn
Dial
(In
Fascist
iUii)Hc-
-li
1
1
uiitl
jumped
"""I
cinlirnicd
each
oilier.
The
premier
iirali'il
a
scnsnlioii
when
In-
declined
lliali
Hi,-
iiiT.eiit
siliiatinii
would
Ik1
cleared
up
xvilhin
is
hours
amlj
(li:
'la'
geiuiiicul
lui'l
slmiglli
lo
destroy
llic
ii
online
up-Mii!
i
in
hose
deputies
wliii
have
refused
to
parlicipale
in
1
1
n
BANK
ROBBERS
IDENTIFIED
Thought
lo
be
Men
Who
Held
up
Portland
Financial
S"
1
i
..
.1
linvi'
n-eiigiiireil
Harry
II.
.Ii'Iiiimhi
and
Uenrjjr"
Hirre
up.
of
I
lie
men
w
ho
DROWNS
SUNDAY
AT
PITT
RIVER
Walter
J.
Lloyd
Slipped
Into
Wa?.ar
When
Getting
a
Drink
YAXUOl
VKII.
.Ian.
5.
-Walter
J
I
hiyd,
tO
years
of
aui
insiir-a
:
iim'iil
and.
foriiii'ily
.ielh--
niliiister
and
hif-'li
scliool
leaclii'i-,
was
drowned
Sunday
in
l'i
'
lilver
lit
Minnekiiilha
whai-r
when
In;
wenl
lo
the
river
lo
pel
a
1
1
ri
1
1
k
.
In
eudeaviiriii?
lo
fill
n
'
Up
he
slipped
into
Ihe
wilier
n::il
Ihe
rapid,
eurrenl
curried
linn
away
hefoer
aid
could
be
rnilercd.
ALASKAN
RESTRICTIONS
ON
TAKING
OF
HERRING
DO
NOT
APPLY
TO
BAIT
KT
Tr.lltK.AN.
.Ian.
a.
.
An-Mouiiceiiieul
is
made
here
by
Ihe
1'iireaii
of
fisheries
thai
there
will
be
no
reslricliuiis
in
Alaska
mi
the
securing
of
bail
for
hall-iiiil
fishei'iiiieii
as
formerly
reported,
except
die
nvaular
limit
uf
slxly
barrels
per
boal.
Tlie
leslriolloii.s
on
Ihe
lakiup
of
heiiiii-i
apply
chiefly
to
reiliic-
Mmi
plmils
ami
will
not
iuler
fere
with
Ihe
supply
of
bail.
VANCOUVER
AND
CALGARY
VICTORS
IN
HOCKEY
VANCOI
VHIl.
.Ian.
5.
-
Two
KHines
were
played
Saliirilny
In
Ihe
Western
Camiilu
Hockey
LeiiKue,
one
at
Vieloriii
ami
Ihe
oilier
at
Calgary.
In
Ihe
rirst
Vancouver
bdil
Vieloria
three
kohIs
o
iiolhliig
and
In
Ihe
sec-"m
CalKiiry
won
over
Saskatoon,
'wri
goals
to
pnc.
work
of
parliament.
Sonic
of
I
In
leaders
believe
llial
Mussolini
intends
lo
order
;i
slate
of
siege,
lie
has
already
ii'liially
suppressed
I
lie
opposition
pre.
II
;i
lit
v
shown
liic
ilelei
iniiia
lion
lliat
Mir
entire
repiiixlliilit.v
fur
Mo
situation
should
rrl
on
1
aM'iiii
ami
his
ititeiiliini
of
ac-eeiilmil
ing
I
In
Fascist
euniple-linn
or
Hie
cabinet,
tin-
l.iliei'iil
ministers
Sarrarchi
and
OaMi
have
placed
their
portfolios
at
111
-n
-n
I
i
Imnlila
luiilhla
police
police
ill
in
eon-
In
disposal
II::
IV
i
T'l
i
f
.
.Ian.
:.
Three
of
-
itrii
held
iere
Tor
(lie
eoil-i
w
ill
Hie
l2,On
Nanni-.
i
nMii
ry
on
Jlecenilier
I-.
i
iified
yHsVeiday
liy
wiles
i
tin
Portland,
Oregon,
us
-
nf
a
gimg
of
five
lian-
RAILWAY
OPERATOR
GETS
TWO
YEARS
held
uu.
Oeorge
Vv
!a0Pge
e.
Poulln
Sentenced
at
I
Company's
hank
id
j
Prnoe
George
for
Theft
of
on
October
15
lal.
lie-.
Registered
Parcel
Con-i
the
police
hnc.
Three
talnlng
$1,500
of
I
lie
Lank
Ma
IT
are;
(ii'orpe
I:.
Ponliii.'
formerly
lelepraph
upeintur
for
the
(ina-diau
Niilioual
llailways
at
Mc-lliiile,
was
seiilenced
al
Prince
(ieiiruc
on
lieceinber
31
by
Judpe
lUiberlsoii
to
Iwo
years'
iiiLiris-oninent
at
Xew
Westmiusler
lienilenliary
for
slealiim
a
rejjis-lered
parcel
from
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallway
eonlainiii(
.'i(i(l.
Aeeiised
made
u
complete
eniires.sinu
and
also
.restitution
of
mosl
of
(he
money.
The
lliefl
look
pin
it
.VfeHl
ide.
NUMBER
OF
VOTES
ON
CHURCH
UNION
Nine
Are
Against
Amalgamation
and
64
In
Favor
ItelurUs
id
the
voting
on
Churcli
I
nion
received
by
i
Ihe
llilieall
of
the
.Joint
Comniiltee
on
Church
I'nlon.
up
lo
noon,
liecember
IIU,
show
thai
.seventy-Ihree
eonifreaalions
voted
in
Saskatehewan,
Alherla
mid
(If
these
Mly-uiur
voieii
lor
u-oliig
rorward
into
union
aim
nine
olcd
nifiiinsl
.
AmoiKf.
Ihe
hisl
returns
is
Knox
Church.
Ile-
uiiin,
iiiakiug
Hint
eily
solid
for
union.
all
fixe
Presi.yierian
churches
xolhiK
in
fax
or.
No
lliaii
llilrlytfmir
ehiuchrs
where
union
lias
already
been
in
-ration,
xoled
unanimously
in
ravin'
id
union
xvliile
mosl
oi
nip
others
pave
nverwhelniini
urn-iorilies.
Ilroadviexv.
Sask.,
xvas
II.
i,
niilv
exeenlion.
the
xote
lliere
heiiii;
Ihirlv-six
to
thirly-foiir
in
rax
or
or
union.
Anli-imionis(.s
..Mi-ii,.,!
Wevhiirn.
Sank.,
and
Prince
lluperl.
H.C.
The
reluriLS
lo
liaml
for
On
lario
show
Dial
Ihirly-nlne
cou-..,,.(..
.11,,
ns
voted
for
union
ami
fivi?
remain
mil.
The
amended
biiildintr
bylaw
iiii.ohiiim.
for
wliicli
has
been
,.,.i.,(r
.m
ffir
some
time,
will
come
up
for
diseusslon
al
n-lilnlifs
meeliiiK
of
Hie
clly
coiiii-ell,
Certain
revisions
and
eipiaU
izalions
in
exlsliug
rales
are
ronleiiiplalrd.
Prince
Rupert
Amateur
Orchestral
Society
Scores
Success
at
Recital
The
-ihtciI
concert
which
was
Kixrii
in
llic
WcMlmliiie
Tli
'Nil
re
lut
uiuili
hy
I
lie
Prince
lluperl
Amateur
Orchcslrnl
Society
under
Ihe
capable
dlrc'clion
nT
Pro-for
II.
A.
Pryce
of
Ihe
i'riiiee
lluperl
School
of
Music
was
a
most
wiiceessrul
Jilnl
enjoyable
if
fair.
It
was
alleniled
by
an
audience
which
filled
the
theatre
alums!
to
capacity.
The
program
was
as
follows:
March
"Jolliricnlion."
Overture
"LustspieJU'
-
Solo
"My
fail
It
in
.Miss
C.
Jones.'
.
'''
j
Seleclion
llchoes
from
Nn-,
dcs."
.
f
Selection
"Mleish
Hells."1
by
Ihe
Iiivenile
Six,
consisting
of
.Miss
Audrey
Parkin,
Victor
Thomas,
.Marno
Sigurdseu.
Prenio
Vuceher,
Wixucr
Hryanl
and
Cordon
Clark.
Solo
Miss
Jones.
I
'.ii
treacle
"Pilgrim's
Loxf
Song."
Selection
"Hear
Old
Ireland."
'
Marrh
"Land
of
Ihe
Maple."
(!o,
Save
Ihe
King.
Mrs.
H.
C.
l-'raser
was
also
lo
haxe
been
a
vocal
soloist
bill
Illness
prevented
her
attendance.
Personnel
of
Orchestra
The
orchestra
consisted
of
Miss
Murjorie
Lancaster,
leader
ami
rii'l
violinist:
Miss
Hester
thick.
Miss
Osborne,
Miss
Ina
Woods.
Mrs.
Martin,
I'eler
Hlack
Jr..
II.
L.
Mann.
James
L.
Lee.
I'.ric
Dinawall.
LMdie
Walters
and
IVank
Cameron,
xiolins:
A.
J.
Lancaster,
cello:
II.
Kaslman.
saxophone;
C.
W.
Kirkeiidall
and
.1.
(iivxvlhorn.
cornels;
.
,11.
OeilT.
trombone:
.
X.
Iloss.
bass:
W.
!'.
Hrowne,
drums
mil
Professor
Prvce
was
conductor
ami
accompanist.
CARDENA
GOT
DUSTING
CROSSING
THE
SOUND
One
of
Worst
Trips
Since
Vessel
Wont
Into
Service
-
The
I'lilon
sleainer
Cardena.
Capl.,
A.
K.
Kickson,
v,hieh
ar
rived
yeslenlny
al
.i.HO,
had
one
of
Ihe
roughest
trips
siueo
she
filtered
(lie
serxire.
Due
lo
a
gale
oulslde
there
was
a
big
sxvell
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
which
seemed
lo
come
I
rum
several
diieelions.
Most
of
Ihe
pas
sengers
went
lo
lied
ami
remain
ed
I
here
during
Hie
three
hours
of
Ihe
crossin.vr.
Crockery
ami
other
moveables
on
board
wen
broken
and
dinner
xvas
delayed
an
hour
or
more.
In
iMIIIbaiik
Sound
mere
.was
also
a
short
shakeup
but
it
oc
curred
in
Ihe
jiighl
and
nobody
seemed
lo
sillier
any
ill
cITcels
The
Canleiiii
xvas
delayed
liming!)
making
a
run
into
Ocean
Falls
xvilli
I
lie
reluming
Icachcr
among
whom
xvus
,'lss
Laura
Tingley,
formerly
of
this
eily
Advorllso
In
the
Dallr
Nowa.
ALL-BLACKS
CLEM
SLATE
New
Zealand
Football
Team
Wins
28
Games
In
Britain
and
Loses
None
LONDON,
Jan.
5.
The
New
Zealand
All-Blacks,
the
famous
football
team
that
has
been
touring
In
England,
completed
Its
tour
at
the
week
end
having
won
every
game
It
played.
Tho
All-Blacks
tested
their
strength
against
28
British
teams
and
made
the
huge
total
of
654
points
with
98
against
them.
The
team
will
return
by
way
of
tho
Unltod
States
and
will
ptav
games
In
California
on
tholr
way
home.
IMPORTANT
CORNER
Slightly
Undor
$28,000
Is
Involved
A
deal
bus
just
been
eoin-
ner
on
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Slreel.
-Mr.
Oiirvich
staled
this
morning
thai
il
xvas
his
inlen-thm
lo
do
M'tne
repairs
lo
the
building
but-
it
will
be
used
for
Ihe
same
purposes
as
at
present.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
&4J
Ambulance
f'nnr
fnr
liirn
SnllnMp
fnp
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
A
'...
ding
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
Vol
XV
NO.
3.
l'UiNci:
ni'i'HHT.
n.c.
Monday,
jamahy
o,
1025.
turdr'
Circulation,
1,4t.
Strett
lt
404
PRICE
FIVE
CEN'I-9.
MUSSOLINI
AROUSES
ITALIAN
PARLIA
Maya,
ns
Mie
is
known
throughout
Hurope,
the
world-fanious
Loudon
maniieipiiu,
has
secretly
married
Harold
Maker
in
London,
who
is
said
lu
he
a
Canadian
doing
business
in
New
York.
First
Woman
Governor
Sworn
in
Today
for
Wyoming
State
Widow
Takes
Husband's
Place
-CIIKYKNNK,
Wyoming,
Jan.
Iiedicaling
her
efforts
to
Ihe
slide
and
relying
on
divine
help
nr
slreiigin
ami
guiuaiice,
.Mrs.
Nellie
Taylor
Hoss
loday
was
sworn
in
us
governor
of
Wy
oming
and
beeanie
Ihe
firs
I
woman
execiilixe
of
any
siaie
m
ine
I'.S.
eommiiuweallh.
Mrs.
Hnss
was
garbed
in
mourning
fur
her
misnami,
ine
uue
(iovernor
W
illiam
Hraiironl
Hoss,
lino
wnose
jnace
ins
wmow
lopped
lliree
inunllis
afler
his
sudden
death.
ENGLISH
MONEY
IS
HIGHEST
TCOAY
SINCE
BEFORE
W!.t
XLW
YOUK,
Jan.
5.--Slerliug
exchange
readied
Ihe
highest
point
since
Ihe
war
loday
when
il
was
quoled
here
al
?
1.70
',4.
This
is
xvilhin
ten
rents,
or
parity.
Talk
of
Ihe
restoration
of
sterling
to-
a
gold
basis
is
licllexed
to-
have
been
responsible
Tor
the
increase
in
value
of
Ihc
pound.
stockyards.
FRED
HENNING
BIGJIRE
TODAY
!
CHICAGO
STOCKYARD
j
CIIICAOO.
Jan.
o.
Damage
estimated
al
t0n,HU0
was
I
caused
by
a
Hre
which
destroyed
a
norlioii
of
Ihe
central
building
HAS
CH
mm
HANDS,
;rJ1.'K
.dial
il
would
spread
lo
the
MICK
UUrVICn
oocomos
moi-
ui
Exchango
Block
Something
BEING
MARRIED
pleled
belxveen
Xiek
Ourvich
audi
Oeorge
Hryanl
whereby
Hie
for-l
Local
Man
Will
go
to
California
nier
becomes
owner
of
Ihe
Kx-
For
Honoymoon
and
Will
chance
Kloek
and
Ihe
double
cor-l
Return
Here
on
Janu-
ary
20
The
wedding
lakes
place
today
In
Vancouver
or
Fred
llenning
or
this
city
and
Miss
Alice
Ililey.
They
will
spend
Iheir
honeymoon
He
staled
thai
soniehng
slightly;
in
Seatlle
and
San
Francisco
and
less
limn
$28,000
was
Involved
will
return
hero
on
January
20
In
I
ho
deal.
I
If
reside.
commence
at
once.
u
cu!
alum!
1.10,000
lo
?-.'i)i.om
in
prelimiary
expenditures
before
,
idling
could
commence
but
it
was
lioiieil
to
have
the
mill
in
actual
openilion
by
April.
Their
i:Iiiii
was
to
cut
high
vrade
spruce,
a
great
deal
of
iv!ich
wjiubl
.
likely
be
shipped
oxer
Ihe
railway.
They
expected
lo
gel
about
fitly
pr
eenl
of
uppers
from
Hie
lumber
Iheyi
planned
to
cut.
The
lower
grades
of
lumber
would
be
sold
in
'Prince
lluperl
or
shipped
nut-by
water
possibly
using
Ihe
assem
bly
dork
for
sloiiii','
mid
making
shipments
jointly
will
Ihe
oilier
'
mills
of
Lbe
dislricl.
,
.
MENT
PRINCE
RUPERT
MILL
IS
EXPECTED
TO
BE
IN
OPERATION
BY
APRIL
NEXT
Magnetic
Power
of
Premier
Mussolini
Stirs
the
Italian
Chamber
of
Deputies
in
Speech
.
,
,
:
:
rt
FINE
CONCERT
LAST
EVENING
Bell
Tells
Further
of
Plans
For
The
Prince
Rupert
Mill;
Expenditures
Will
be
Large
Seen
in
Vancouver
ul
the
week
end
.I.
A.
W.
Hell,
one
of
Ihe
associate
of
John
A.
Kinilli,
Ihe
prominent
Vancouver
lumberman
who
recently
ncqniieil
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
mill,
Mated
that
they
had
not
taken
Hie
mill
as
a
speculation
hut
intended
to
op-eeale
it,
provided
lliey
euuld
get
reasonable
treatment
from
the
people
of
Prince
lluperl.
Primarily
limy
had
pnrchnseil
llic
assets
of
Ihe
Kniersou
v
stale,
for
the
limber
which
is
located
on
Ihe
Kliulseinaleeii
anil
(Juiiiinisis
rivers
mid
on
Wark
(Jamil,
T'lic
opcrnlion
of
Ihe
mill
would
depend
culirely
on
Hie
lerms
given
llicni
by
Hie.
cilizens
liore.
If
lliey
were
liealed
riphl
lliey
would
would
-
.xiiue
li
was
lilt;
loan
mt
ujci
,,,.,
.
n
l
.i,ui.
euiilll'
oper-
I
he
mdl
,oijly-
in
iinttieiTiii
alftV'
f
lu?y
iu'-xv
ijwffej
s
had
ex-
peclalimis
of
putting
in
a
pulp
mill
in
Ihe
near
future.
This
would
lie
necessary
lo
handle
Hie
large
quantities
of
pulp
limber
on
their
limits.
In
addiliuu
to
be
utilized
and
Ihe
culling
of;
willed
xvould
make
Ihe
dislricl
I
u.itIiii.v
Also
Hie
(Snvf
riiineilt
I
..
...
.
,
,
owned
a
number
of
limber
limits
,
winch
could
be
acquired
for
tlie
purpose
oT
supplying
a
pulp
mill.
There
xvas
plenly
of
timber
in
sight
and.
eventually,
Mr.
Hell;
said,
lie
thought
they
would
haxe
to
build
u
paper
mill.
Thfse
developments
depended
largely
on
Ihe
success
of
Ihe
preliminary
opera!
ions.
Mr.
Smith
had
been
induced
lo
go
in
I
u
the
business
on
Ihe
assurance
that
the
Prince
lluperl
people
would
(real
him
right
and
Ihey
had
no
doubt
but
this
xvpultl
be
done.
Tlie
operation
oT
the
mill
mean
I
a
greal
deal
to
Prince
lluperl
and
he
Ihoiighl
lliey
could
work
together
for
I
heir
mutual
benefit.
As
soon
as
I
lie
new
council
was
chosen
the
mailer
xvould
be
taken
up
willi
them.
Mr.
Hell
saiil
he
xvould
conic
lo
Prince
lluperl
soon
and
explain
their
plans
and
discuss
mailers
with
tlie
city
council
with
a
view
lo
losing
as
lit
He
lime
as
possible
in
gelling
work
under
xvay.
This
was
nol
a
promotion
scheme.
They
had
the
money
lo
ahead
Just
as
soon
us
their
plans
were
perfected.
Mr.
Smith
had
had
a
wide
experience
in-
liimber
operations
and
he
hoped
lo
see
the
new
venluie
a
success.
ELEVATOR
AT
VICTORIA
YICTOIIIA,
Jan.
5.--Tlie
Canadian
National
llailxvay
will
con-slrucl
a
grain
elevator
here
this
year
al
a
cost
or
lUO.ono.
II
will
be
localed
al
Ogdeii
Point
wilhin
Ihe
breakxvuler
and
will
have
a
capaeily
or
-'50,000
DIED
IN
CAFE
LD.MO.N
TON,
Jun.
&.
--Charles
A.
Feller,
aged
50,
died
of
heart
failure
in
a
local
cafe
early
one
morning
Ibis
week.
He
caiu'
here,
'from
Prince
Oeorge
where
a
widow
and
young
daughter
reside.'
WILL
DISCUSS
ALLIED
DEBTS
Winston
Churchill
to
Take
up
Matter
at
Conference
This
Week
LONDON,
Jan.
5.
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
will
carry
on
private
discussions
uil
(hi!
subject
of
the
Inler-al'iied
debls
with
various
representatives
at
a
conference
of
allied
finance
ministers
in
stood.
The
cabinet
is
understood
to
haxe
acquiesced
in
Mr.
Churchill's
suggestion
that
Ihe
debt
problem
tic
brought
up
at
the
j
official
sessions
of
Ihe
coiifer-!enef
beeinise
of
the
desire
oT
the
the
limber
they
owned,
there
was
,
llj((il
sUes
(o
,lvo(
01,(n
djs.
a
mass
or
pulp
limber
surround-
tU!)ij0
0f
die
subject.
nig
Prince
unpen
xvuien
xvounij
EQUALIZATION
FREIGHT
RATES
Committee
Will
be
Appointed
to
Make
Uniform
Structure
Throughout
the
Dominion
special
lo
Daily
News.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
5.
It
is
said
thai
tlie
government
is
considering
the
creation
soon
afler
Ihe
session
opens
of
a
special
committee
lo
go
inlo
the
whole
question
id
freight
rales
liming
in
viexv
a
uniform
national
freight
structure.
This
xvould
take
in
all
Canada.
Whi'lher
.
or
nol
the
Cruxv's
Nest
rales
are
xxiped
out,
efrorts
will
be
made
lu
get
nation
wiii
equalization.
OSLAND
MAN
WEDDED
ON
NEW
YEAR'S
EVE
Miss
Karla
Marie
Jensen
Be
comes
Bride
of
Oliver
William
Philllpson
The
wedding
look
place
al
Ihe
home
of
the
bride's
parents
in
Anniexille
near
New
Westminster
on
New
Year's
Kxc
of
Miss
Karla
Marie
Jensen,
daiuhler
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A
I
r
red
Jensen,
and
Oliver
William
Philllpson
of
Os.
land
near
here.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
I'll
ill
ipsoii
are
spending
their
honeymoon,
in
Scull
le
and
will
eome
north
shortly
to
take
up
limit'
resilience.
TEN
STORY
BUILDING
BURNED
AT
PITTSBURG
PinSIILItO,
Jan.
5.
Two
firemen
were
injured
and
more
than
a
dozen
business
firms
.suffered
losses
when
flames
destroyed
a
ten
storey
structure
here.
Tin
loss
is
estimated
at
half
a
million
dollars.