QG
Team
With
Anti-toxin
rrive
at
Nome
in
Record
for
650
Miles
0.IK.
.1
:;l-
l'''V'
persons
liavt'
tl
ifil
from
I
i
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1
1
tiori
:i
i...
I
fi'l.
I...
I
,g
In-
(1
-i
um'
and
filly
tuners
liuvi!
conic
in
coutacl
wilii
,lillu'
i
'
if
ui-
during
llii'
epidemic
wliicli
is
raging
here.
I.
.
I
Seppellu,
whit
left
Kill
In,
200
mill's
west,
yestcr-
,v
expe
It'll
'
arrivt'
Unlay
with
:1imi,0OI)
units
of
aiili-luxin.
ur
mi
"'it:
tin-
different
relays
from
Nenaiia
lo
Nome
will
;vt'
iiiutli'
'li'
,1'"
"'l''
'r'P
!''
''
foil
li
eon
hours,
lireak-,f
(hi'
vv
i
record
fur
ilog
(earn
travel.
ML
Y
NfcW
PRESIDENT
OF
THE
LIBERALS
ccted
Last
Ninht
wun
James
Neville
as
First
Vice-
!
i
1-.
President
I
iiniuiiu'iiiy
senou.s.
II
'
lie
w
,
M
kiiii'h
IKKI
liul
II
iw,
I
n
'
si'iieii
iii.n'
as
a
famine.
1,5
'"lii'Uoii
lo
partial
rrop
Hie
i,.al
II,.,
walet'Miakcd
din
.,K
,n,fii
r,.
iriUK(
',
'"
""'''Is
are
diHirilmled
lo
'".'m
sHhm.I
-
hiliin-n.
Coal
and
'
lielug
supplied
at
nomln-;i
nrii'iw
i
.
......
i.
.
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.
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HUM'
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lo
liul
i,rr,.(.i.,i
Hi-fax
in"
'lie
sum
r
t'sriu.diio
has
'w
'lislrilnilt-.i
,riv,.
employ.
til
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I
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1
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JAPANESE
CRUISERS
TO
VISIT
VANCOUVER
AN
ViiAVi'iiii-'fi
.
,
i-i
,111.
.11.
,
11
''iiiscrs
(,r
Un)
.lapanesn
pfqua.poii
left
here
yen-
"
ir
aneruivep
mi,
l
r
i
nt
I'""'
'l.al
port
they
will
re-
SECONDRO
FOOTBALL
CUP
LONDON.
Jan.
.it
The
see-nnd
round
id
Ihe
F.nglish
foot-linll
eup
rouipelilioii
was
played
today
with
the
following
results:
Itiislol
Cily
0.
Liverpool
I.
Sunderland
.
Kveiitm
l.
llliieklHirn
It.
I'orlsmoiilh
0.
Sheffield
I'.
II.
The
Wednesday
2.
Iliiiningliain
1,
Sloekporl
C.
0.
Nolls
frfiiinly
a.
Norwich
0.
Wesl
llromwieh
2,
1're.slon
0.
TollenliaiM
II.
I,
Hnlton
I.
Swansea
,
Aston
Villa
it.
Neweaslle
'
.
.
Leieeste,-
.
Nolls
Fore'
.
West
Ham,
Ilallisley
(I,
lliaiirold
C.
3.
'
Iiriuirord
I.
Illaekpool
I.
Cardirr
Cily
I.
Fulliam'O.
Soulhaniplon
I.
llrighloii
0.
Hull
3.
Crystal
I'alace
2.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English,
First
Dlv.
Iliidileisrield
'!.
Leeds
O.
Maiieliesler
Cily
0,
llury
0.
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Cellie
I,
Hibernians
1.
Cowdenbeath
Iluudee
0.
Falkirk
1,
Itailli
Hovers
1.
Ilaniilloii
I.
Mangers
II.
Ilea
its
I,
SI.
.lull
us.1
one
I.
Kilmarnock
0,
Aberdeen
I.
.Minion
It,
Motherwell
II.
I'arlirk
Ayr
L.
0.
Queen's
I'ark
I.
Airilricoiiiuus
St.
Mirren
3.
Third
Lanark
1.
HERMAN
KNOCKED
OUT
BY
TOMMY
GIBBONS
DK.NVKII.
.Ian.
3l.
-
Tommy
(lllibons
stopped
Tiny
Tim
Herman'
in
Ihe
I
li
li-il
round
(if
a
scheduled
len
round
Hghl.
H
look
five
minules
lo
revive
Herman
when
lie
was
knocked
out..
O.lNUTTiT'ainer"
Princess
Mary,
('.ml.
C.
C.
Sainley.
Is
due
from
Alaska
ports
southbound
t
3'30
this
aflernoon.
Tho
vessel
is
a
day
late.
AGAIN
Annual
Meellnq
Held
Last
Night
Efects
Those
Who
will
Carry
On"
'
.
ONE
MEDICAL
MAN
The
annual
meeting
of
the
I'rlnco
Ituperl
(leneral
Hospital
Associalion
look
place
last
night
in
the
i'ily
eouucjl
chamber
There
was
a
large
and
repre-enlatic
atlendance
and
various
business
of
importance
was
disposed
of
including
the
receiving
if
annual
reports
of
ollicers.
the
leclioii
oT
new
directors
f'li
ll25
and
oIIut
mailers,
l'resi-
lenl
1.
C.
Mfltae
was
in
Ihe
chair.
;'
"
"
I'hose
elecled
dirtiors
for
I
lie
ensuing
year
were
J.
iv.vijamp-
iell,
.1.
II.
Thoiiipsoii,
.loiirri
i..
Chrislie,
C.
11.
Klkius,
and
II.
II
Little.
Ilesides
these
elecled
directors,
Ihe
full
board
will
include
Aid.
V.
M.
Ilniwu
and
Aid.
Joint
McKechnie,
and
one
director
each
appointed
by
Ihe
provin
cial
governmenl,
Ihe
Ladies
Auxiliary
and
Ihe
I'rinee
Ituperl
Medical
Associalion.
Itepresenlalion
oT
the
Medical
Association
on
Ihe
hoard
with
Miling
power
had
been
discussed
by
the
Associalion
lal
year
but
final
decision
had
been
deferred
until
Ihe
annual
meeting.
Last
uiuht
Ihe
mailer
was
sellled
when
a
resululioii,
iiiou-d
by
b
K.
Campbell
ami
seconded
by
1.
li.
Slewarl,
permitting
Hie
.mcui
cal
Associalion
one
appoinled
director
was
carried.
To
allow
of
Mils,
Hie
Ladies'
Auxiliary
bad
consented
lo
have
ils
member
ship
on
the
board
reduced
from
two
10
one.
1).
(1.
Stewart
staled
thai,
whereas
lie
had
before
op
used
represenlalion
on
Ihe
llos
.lilal
Hoard
wilii
voting
power
of
the
Medical
Associalion,
he
had
since
gone
more
fully
into
Ihe
mailer
and
had
decided
that
it
would
be
in
Ihe
best
interests
of
the
hospital
lo
have
such
reprt
M'lilalion.
T.
Iloss
Mackay
lell
that.
Ihe
repres.enl
alive
of
Ihi
Medical
Associalion
should'
be
elecled
al
large
instead
of
up
pointed.
M.
O.
Mcllae
explained
thai
aiiioiiiluient
instead
of
elecllon
bad
been
considered
advisable
insular
as
il
would
lend
lu
prevent
any
single
doclor
obtaining
special
advantages.
Mr.
Campbell's
resolution
was
llien
pill
and
carried.
Many
Nominated
For
directors
Ibis
year
tho
following
names
were
put
in
nomination:
S.
K.
Campbell,
.1.
II.
Tlmmpson,
J.
1..
Chrislie.
II.
11.
(continued
on
page
sixj
BUYING
TAXI
I
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
.11
all
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dance9,
banquets
and
wed-ding
nvwhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
SUnO
Boyal
Hotel,
3rd
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rat-fs,
apply
to
Boston
ana
-c-
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VI
DECK,
Pr.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457,
IMI1NCK
Illi'KHT,
U.O.,
SATLMiAY,
JANUARY
31,
1020.
VMtf4tr'
Clrtulttlon
IMS.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
USSIA
IS
FROM
MANCIIFSTKn.
.lun.
III.
rvM
iigenls
Uv?
been
bu
here
foe
soiiie
ilavs
idacing
orders
for
ctillon
wustf
and
yarn.
J'
Is
uiiderslood
that
inure
than
h
million
pounds
of
Anierieai
yarn
already
has
been
sold
and
impending
orders
are
consider
ablv
larger.
Finns
dealing
with
Ilnssiuiis
retelvl,
guarantees
Ihey
demand.
.
lleoieiiing
of
Ihe
ltuKin
uiarket
nrtur
ten
years
inneiivi(
is
arousing
great
interosi
nere.
Mine
Company
Promoter
is
Arrested
in
London
Charged
FIVE
KILLED
With
Fraud
and
Falsifying
YVINNH'F.O.
Jan.
Ml.
Joseph
Myers,-
managing
director
of
Ihe
Hingn
gold
mines
at
the
Pas,
Manitoba,
has
been
arrested
in
Loudon
charged
with
fraud
alid
circulating
raise
siaiemeiii
in
regard
lo
the
Hingo
property.
The
infiirmalioii
was
laid
by
Hie
Attorney
(lenerul
of
Manitoba
following
representations
made
on
behalf
of
Ihe
British
shareholders.
Myers
was
asocialed
wilh
a
number
of
ocul
lnisines
men
in
Ihe
organization
of
Ihe
Hingo
minus,
a
Uanadian
company.
.CHICAGO
FIRE
t'JIIC.MIO,
Jan.
31.-
Five
peo
ple
were
killed
and
four
injured
when
fire
ib'slroyed
a
four
slorev
apartment
building.
Two
oilier
of
Ihe
hundred
lenanls
are
miss
ing.
Identified
as
dead
are
Anthony
llardie
and
Jiis
wire
and
Lord
fa
Prisor.
The
bodies
of
a
woman
and
baby
could
be
seen
in-
Ihe
ibiiri
and
are
believed
lo
be
Mrs.
F.li.-abelli
Prisor.
mother
of
l.orella
ami
a
baby
daughter.
HOCKEY
SCORES
'
Victoria
3,
lleginu
I.
Saskalooo
1.
I'.ilinonlon
n.
following
which
he
went
to
F.pKlaml
and
formed
the
Hingo
('old
Mines
with
a
capital
of
er(M),Mjl
which
later
wus
increased
lo
75,00.
It
is
understood
the
reeenl
annual
i-epoii
showed
there
had
been
no
production
aul
debts
to
the
extent
of
SOiO.Tor)
were
MANY
RESCUED
FROM
BRITISH
SUBMARINE
POIli
SMOl
i
ll,
Jan.
31.
-Crowded
together
in
one
coin
paiimenl
of
the
vessel
lo
escape
fumes
uf
leaking
chlorine
gas,
1(5
ollicers
and
men
of
Ihe
sub-
!
marine
SH-H,
which
slruck
tlir
rocks
olT
Ihe
harbor
enlranee
jwere
rescued
yesterday.
Vilver'Wo
;'i
Mi
Mailv
Nw
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Opening
of
New
Building
And
Dedicatory
Services
on
Sunday,
1st.
February,
1925
Principal
John
Millar,
D.D.,
of
Ihibertsoii
Presliyleriaii
tJollege,
F.diitiuiton,
wilt
officiate
ul
bolh
services.
Morning
at
11
a.m.
Evening
at
7.30
p.m.
All
Cordially
Welcome.
BRITAIN
TEAM
RACE
WITH
ANTI-TOXIN
TO
NOME
MAKING
RECORD
IN
SPEE1
May
A
!
C
I.
MrK
I
'
I
I!-
V
Mi
X
1
wiiri
relires
to
tho
i
i
-
-1-.
Foltpwinx
li-l
of
new
111
iln.ls:
Hltfhl
ti'
Knjg
and
llotl.
lion.
miIiiiIh:
lion.
T.
I'
it
ii.
A.
M.
Manson.
"
i
!:
.l
!
.
and
F.
!.
)aw-
!
J
ines
Mc.Nu.jly.'
V
i.
"-idenl,
.lamus
v
1'
-idnil,
IIji'I
lireej-i.olonel
p.
M-
liiii
iltasney.
Jui
n
Lindsay;
I..
AV.
II'
Sell,
V.
T.
Kergi".
Iv
:r.
).
V.
Thomson,
'
V
:
S
K.
Parker
and
W
1
ains
UUl)
SCARCE
1
v.
allliininhjiol
1
in
illlollsly
cle?l-
I
He
Prince
llii
J.
-
iciulloii
at
il'
Mclropolc,
Hall
.
.
.
.
.
I
Jm
vs
intr
(.olonel
r
IN
IRELAND
Partial
Pamin.
rnjin--.
it.ii
But
Relief
Measures
Well
Undor
Way
1,1
'11-1
-V
.Inn
;il.
F.neigelie
;
lire
l.i'iun
laken
by
Ihe
'!'i"iiiii'nl
In
irlh'v,.
Ihe
food
in
mii
west
of
Ireland,
SON
OF
MARY
ELLEN
SMITH
ILL
AT
CCABIN
ON
TELEGRAPH
LINE
It.
V.
Sinilli.
sun
uf
Mnry
Kllen
Sinilli,
opera
-lor
al
Fifth
Cabin
on
I
In
Yukon
Telegraph
line,
was
taken
ill
yesterday.
A
dog
Irani
is
'leaving
llaHlon
today
ill
charge
of
lineman
W.
lllnckstock
to
bring
him
oul.
He
will
lake
in
inedieiiiPs.
The
linemen
and.
oinfraUirt
on
'Hie
route
will
u
iI
ili
bringing
him
out.
I
11
in
i
n
iiiirmi
i
-J
ii
i
in,
"
i
1
,
.
,
r
v
.
-
"ak&
'
'
TTT-I
I
I
.11111
I
.-II
'll
II
II
J'
II
llll-l
f
T7f
Despite
Ihe
grasping
fingers
of
(Mil
Mun
Winler,
Niagara
Falls
anil
roar.
-till
continues
lo
flow
:
HOSPITAL
HAS
flussic
is
Buying
Much
MWUUUL1UK&
Cottm
and
Yarn
fYom
North
o
f
England
Mills
Fishermen
Resent
Imputation
That
They
Have
Broken
Treaty
With
United
States
on
Halibut
Fishermen
here
resent
(he
imputation
contained
in
a
teie-
gruin
front
Washington
lhal
Canadian
and
American
boats
are
violating
Ihe
spirit
of
the
Irualy
in
regard
to
lie
three
months
close
seayon.
ihey
say
that
no
boats
have
been
fishing
out
tf
Ibis
porti
"From
my
certain
knowledge
no
boats
have
been
fishing
out
of
Prince
Hupert,"
declared
John
Dybliavn,
representing
the
fish
bujers
this
morning.
The
boats
are
tied
up
here
ami
I
have
heard
of
no
case
where
halibut
are
being
caught
or
offered
for
sale."
-
Jarvis
McLeod.
customs
col-h
lector,
slated
this
morning
lhal
no
fishing
boats
hud
cleared
for
Ihe
banks
and
in
fact
he
knew
Ihey
were
tied
up
here,
lie
scoffed
at
the
idea
that
Prince
Ituperl
fishermen
were
breaking
Ihe
Irealy.
lie
said
thai
bonis
would
be
cleared
.
for
the
open
ca
in
time
to
reach
the'
hunks
for
the
opentug:of
the
season
unit
he
was
awaiting
in
formal
ion
as
lo
Hie
action
being
taken
al
Alaskan
ports
before
deciding
usl
how
early
that
clearance
would
be
granted.
Or
eiurs
lioals
could
clear
for
an
Alaskan
port
at
any.
time
i
ii
I
ft
with
Canada
.
afreling
I
tin
"Ioed
season,
for
'halibut
fisli-
hig.
Hot
li
American
arid
(!ana-'
lian
bonis,
are
alleged
io
be
violating
the
spirit
of
the
convert-
ion.
which
forbid
the
taking
of
halibiil
between
Novenvlicr
15
and
February
13.
CONFERENCE
ON
OPIUM
io
FAILURE
fil'.NKVA,
Jan.
31.
The
International
Opium
Conference
leader
failed
lo
agree
today
on
I
lie
problem
of
suppression
of
opium
smoking
in
Ihe
near
Must
as
had
been
hoped.
Viscount
Cecil
of
(ireat
Hrilain
and
other
delegate
decided
lo
make
public
statements
on
their
position
later.
FURTHER
CHARGES
ARE
JO
BE
LAID
Goods
Aliened
to
Have
Seen
Stolen
by
Chinaman
Being
Sorted
Out
and
Identl-
'
ried
Further
charges
will
be
laid
in
I
he
cily
police
court
on
Monday
morning
agaiiM
Wong
Ying,
the.
Chinaman
who
was
arrested
early
yeslerday
morning
by
Ser-
Kcanl
Hailey
wilh
a
large
tiuun'i-
ly
of
alleged
stolen
goods
in
hi
possession.
Sorllng
out
of
tho
articles
is
still
proceeding
at
t
ho
station
and
many
have
already
been
identified
by
their
owner.
Principally,
it
is
believed.
Ihey
came
from
Joe
Henl's
slore,
Sieve
King's,
Mrs.
(ioblblooin
and
a
number
are
claimed
by
Charles
Wall,
colored,
whose
information
led
up
lo
Wong
Ying's
arresl.
Since
yesterday
more
atiieles
have
been
added
to
Ihe
collection
Ilev,
and
Mr.
Arthur
Harner
returned
to
the
cily
from
Port
Simpson
this
morning
and
will
proceed
lo
Skidegale
on
the
Prince
John
Monday
night.
4
DEBT
TO
FRANCE
IS
DISCHARGED
President
Coolldr--
Off
sots
Parti
cipation
In
World
War
Against
Former
Aid
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
31.
Res
ponding
lo
a
statement
by
the
hew
French
ambassador,
Kmile
Ih'scht'iier,
that
material
debts.
ur
well
as
debts
of
gratitude
must
be.
paid,
President
Coolidge.
referring
lo
American
participation
Ihe
desputch
lo
which
olijee-jn
the
world
war.
deolared
the
lion
is
laken
was
received
here
I
United
plates
already
had
dis-
last
nighl
as
follow-:
-
'WU'silf.NrTlfi.V,
"janT3'C:Th'
treasury
has
ordered
foasl
guard
luials
lo
palrol
the
Canadian
iml
Alaskan
coast
to
help
l'"-urce
I
ho
Irealy
recently
nego-
she
owed
Franco
for
aldm
ths
.inierican
revolution.
whiskey
deal
greater
Amalgamation
of
Companies
Planned
Involving
Twenty
Million
Pounds
l.O.Nl0N,
Jan.
31.
The
biggest
whiskey
deal
of
-modern
times
involving
twenty
million
pounds
sterling
has
been
provisionally
agreed
upon
by
Huchan-an,
Dewar,
John
Walker
and
Ihe
Distiller
Company,
subject
lo
the
approval
of
Hie
shareholders
of
each
company.
INFLUENZA
IN
ENGLAND
BAD
LONDON.
Jan.
31.-
Influenza-is
causing
considerable
suffering
throughout
l.nglaml
and
a
great
many
deaths
have
resullrd
from
the
epidemic
although
tho
death
lolls
are
not
as
high
us
a
year
ago.
the
deaths
in
Ihe
principal
cities
and
towns
last
week
were
200.
The
epidemic
this
.
winter
i
characterized
by
stomach
troiiblo
and
is
worst
in
Ihe
midlands,
Yorkshire
and
Lancashire.
Many
schools
have
been
closed
because
of
il.
SETTLEMENT
BETWEEN
CHAPLIN
AND
HIS
WIFE
IS
BEiNGNEGOTIATED
LOS
ANOFLI'-S,
Jan.
31.
-Al-tornej.s
are
negolialing
a
financial
settlement
between
Charlie
Chaplin
and
his
wire,
formerly
Lila
(irey.
il
became
known
here
upon
Ihe
arrival
or
Kdvvin
Mc-Murray.
atlorney
and
Uncle
of
Ihe
bride.
McMurray
admitted
(hat
negotiation
were
progren-sing
but
declared
that
they
had
no
connect
ion
with
any
action
for
a
separation
or
divorce.
Chaplin
is
avoiding
Interviews.
As
to
what
part
if
any
the
anticipated
arrival
of
an
heir
to
Ihe
Chaplin
fiftiuim
will
play
in
Ihe
negotiations
is
not