HERRING
RUN
BELOWNORMAL
Killing
of
Whales
on
North
Pacific
Advanced
as
Reason
for
Light
Schools
vvxroi
Vi:il,
.Ian.
:i.
British
l
lumli
a
-
herring
fishing
u-
W
(I'll
in
g
lnlow
normal
f
1
1
-s
ui
l
iiii.
iihllunrrs
are
.
I
lie
theory
thai
Hie
of
I
III'
wiraiw
roast
is
on
the
responsi
ble
wliulrs,
it
tl
I'lalim-d,
drive
Hip
si
bonis
of
herring
inlo
hay!
a
I
uallow
places,
feeding
on
j
!n
in
Diplrlion
of
Hie
rank
ufj
si
a
muinimils
is
believed
lo
he
hi
v
tlie
chances
of
fisher-
j
ui'''
to
y,t)
their
customary
large
liih'in
-
t
lierriiiy,
since
I
tit
fish
t
luiiii
r
inolesled
by
whales
in
ili
ti
water.
The
first
or
Die
wilder
herring
x
mollis
ordinarily
in
Xovein-lii'i-
iiinl
continues
uulil
(lift
end
of
I
t
-
.
inner.
Ahoul
Ihrep
weeks
Hi!"
'lie
herring
catches
petered
ml
a
id
have
been
lighl
since.
I
iall
on
Hie
Wesl
Onusl
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
industry
is
dependiiiK
upon
Hie
run
of
lale
January
and
1-eli
rii
a
i-v
fur
stuudies
lo
niii'l
the
Orieulul
demand.
The.
he
ving
should
he
in
Hie
Orienl
ly
Marnli
lo
have
good
sale
there
fishery
men
slate.
WHOLE
FAMILY
ASPHYXIATED
Shocking
Discovery
Mado
When
Noljjhbors
Enter
Homo
of
Drockvllle
Laborer
IHlUCKVII.I.i;.
Out.,
Jan.
3
When
the
neighborhood
became
alarmed
at
Ihe
non-appearance
uf
l
In.
family
of
Jesse
Oruy,
hiliurer.
eulraure
into
the
small
home
was
forced
and
the
oe
'iipaiils,
six
in
number,
wen
found
dead.
They
bud
been
as-pliyxialed
by
illuminating
gas
lh,.
vicllms
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(ii'av
nml
their
four
sons,
liven
the
family
dot
we
dead.
Tin
cause
of
the
escape
uf
llm
gas
remains
a
mystery.
FATHER
MCDONNEL
WILL
BRING
MORE
HEBRIDEANS
HERE
OTTAWA,
,uh.
n.
Ilev.
An
ihew
McDonnell
of
the
Scottish
immigration
Society
is
leaving
for
(he
Hebrides
to
liYing
out
another
party
of
his
countrymen
in
the
spring.
Some
of
tlient
will
likely
go
In
the.
fishing
districts
of
l.lio
Pacific
coast.
damage
in
Loudou
suburbs
along
Hie
river.
The
couulry
around
Maidenhead
and
Kind's
Linn
is
a
vail
lake.
Glasgow.
Scolliiud,
reports
the
worst
I'oudiltoiis
known
Tor
a
generation
with
heavy
snowfall
and
fierce
siilalls.
Also
In
France
PAIHS,
Jan.
a.
A
rule
sweeping
Paris
mid
Northern
France
ul
a
velocity
of
sixty
miles
an
hour
forced
fihiuK
hoats
from
Havre
for
Trouville
and
1
1
on
f
leu
r
lo
ret
ii
in
lo
poil.
In
r.herlMiiir-'.
Ho'
lower
qnar-lers
of
Hie
city
nre
Hooded.
DEAD
BODY
OF
WOMAN
FOUND
Wealthy
Held
Omaha
Contractor
In
Connection
with
Wife's
Death
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English,
First
Dlv.
Illrnilii'.'liiiiii
Sunderland
TILML.
Jan.
.1.
The
Consoli
dated
Mining
and
Smelling
Com
t.
Itiirnley
1,
Preslon
0.
Ilury
t,
Holton
Leeds
I
.
(I.
('.iildlH
Oily
0.
Liverpool
IT.
Arsenal
I.
Nolls
Fo
res
I
II.
Mancliesler
('..
Sheffield
I'.
1.
Hilddersfield
I.
rollenham
I.
Nolls
("..
I.
Wesl
Itromwich
'J.
l.verlou
u.
West
Ham
Ilhickburn
It.
0.
Scottish
League
Division
I.
Mierdeen
I.
Falkirk
I.
Airdrieoiiiaus
a,
tkdlie
t.
Ayr
:.
Hearts
I.
Oiimlee
(I,
Parlick
t!.
Hibernians
2.
Kilmarnock
0.
Motherwell
,
gueen's
Park
I.
Iluilli
Hovers
(,
llamillon
1.
Hungers
2.
Morion
0.
SI.
Mirren
2i
CoWilenhealh
'i.
1
1
1
i
-!
Lanark
0,
St.
Johnston
ZINC
PLANT
AT
TRAIL
Is
OMAHA.
Neli..
Jan.
:.
The
police
are
holding
Warren
Iliihne.
a
wealthy
runlraclnr.
iiMMiliiiv
investiiriilious
into
tin'
'
death
of
his
wife
whose
hadly
fashed
hody
was
found
lying
al
(he
bottom
of
Hie
slairway
in
Ihe
basement
of
their
home.
Huhne
declares
lie
knew
nothing
of
Ihe
affair
until
he
arrivrdi
hoine.
A
bloodstained
hatchet
and
hammer
were
found
hanging
over
lluhues
work
bench
the
detectives
declare.
pany
of
Canada
Lid.
Js
eon-slrucling
H
plant
for
Hie
Ireat-
menl
of
surplus
lonnago
of
zino
concenlrales.
Imperial
oil
Iniiker,
W.
S.
Miller,
Cujil.
Wallace,
cleared
II,
U
mornlnsf
for
I'orl
Angeles,
Wnshingl
an
lischarginc
1'.
nnn
luirrels
of
crude
oil
nt
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanks.
HIGHEST
AWARD'
Distinguished
Service
Medals
and'
to
nil
six
or
the
flyers
and
I
heir
advanceineiil
;tm
Hie
promolioii
list.-
tWbt.
iJtKVlMtML
-Sriftth
i
reeoinmnnded
for
advancement
ithirleeu
years
in
.
seiviee--ami
T.ieuls.
Leigh
Wade,
Krik
Nelson
and
Leslie
P.
Arnold,
four
years
each.
Lb'iils.
Henry
1.
(iirden
laud
John
Harding
are
recoin-i
mended
for
second
lieuleuanls
in
Ihe
regular
army,
their
present
a.
commissions
being
provisional.
Stall!
Advancement
on
Promotion
List
foe
U.S.
World
j
Flyees
j
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
3.
The
highest
honors
eer
given
Amer
ican
army
ollieers
in
peace
times
wllj
he
awurdril
Hie
round-llie-wofhl
fivers
muler
irrommeiida-
llons
made
lo
President
Cnolidgr
by
S'-eielary
of
War
Weeks.
The
recoiiiuiendalioM.
which
weje
drawn
up
h'
Hie
general
stalT
on
reipiesl
of
Pre-ideu'
lloolidae,
provide
for
awarding
of.
dislincuished
service
im-dal
In
addition,
acting
upon
Hie
precedent
set
ill
Ihe
case
of
olli
eers
who
constructed
Ihe
Panama
Canal,
all
six
ollieers
will
he
eligible
lo
relire
al
their
own
re-uuest
and
with
rank
nay
ami
al
lowances
one
rank
higher
at
any
lime
they
desire.
FIRE
TAKES
NINE
LIVES
Children
Died
When
Buildings
Were
Burned
In
Montreal
Yesterday
MONTREAL,
Jan.
3,
Nine
lives
were
lost
and
threo
persons
were
seriously
Injured
In
two
fires
which
destroyed
a
tenement
house
In
St.
Agathe
Lane
and
a
wooden
house
in
Montreal
North.
Eight
of
the
dead
were
children.
As
a
result
of
the
tenement
fire,
the
dead
arc
Reno,
Romeo,
Cecil
and
Emcllno
Thouln,
Lionel
Brault
and
an
unidentified
Greek
woman.
In
Montreal
North,
the
dead
arc
Peter
Taylor,
Fred
Nowoll
and
Holen
Nowoll.
LIQUOR
PROFIT
AND
RACING
CHECKS
ARE
BEING
SENT
OUT
NOW
ruder
Ihe
division
nf
liquor
iiroTils
roe
the
six
months
end-
imr
Si'iilember
HO,
Prince
Ituperl
l-i.u
:i.r:iu
.wa.
As
lis
share
or
pari-inuliiel
laxalion
I
tie
cily
gels
Sl.llol.r.8.
Prince
George
does
not
lose
ils
shine
of
liari-uiuluel
which
comes
to
.$1,51)1.(17,
althougl
cost
or
policing
ale
up
ils
liquor
profit".
Smllhers
,
gels
$3:15.1)0
from
liquor
prorHs
nml
$530.87
from
nari-iniiluel.
Burns
Lake
gels
iri!).2(i
and
$115.48.
Checks
were
inailed
from
Victoria
last
week.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
i
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
25
and
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
3rd
Ava.
For
rats,
apply
lo
Boston
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
Oth
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
I
Northern
iiortnern
and
ana
Central
venirai
unusn
v-uiumum
o
'
-
.
-
-
?
?a.VJ.
:
:
rr.
:
-
:
Vol"
.W
NO.
2
X,.,
1'lUNCi:
HLI'lillT,
B.C.,
SATUHDAY
JAM
WHY
a,
11.25.
YttUrdiy'i
Circulation
1663
ttrttt
!
382.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1S.
POLICE
ARREST
ANCOUV
.The
ltajah
Ilari
Singh,
referred
lo
as
the
"uiy-lcrioiis
.Mr.
A."
iu
Ihe
recent
sensational
Idacknunl
piorcrdiugs
in
London,
is
shown
here
on
a
former
visit
(o
Kugland
while
attending
Ihe
Ascot
races.
Is
Visiting
District
to
Make
Enquiries
About
Possibilities
for
Settlement
of
Hebrideans
Commander
David
T.
Jones,
G.M.H..
F.H.C.S.,
of
Edinburgh,
Siollnnif,
who
i
representing
the
British
(iovernmenl
in
connection
with
the
making
of
enquiries
inlo
conditions
in
northern
British
Columbia
for
the
settlement
or
Hebrideans,
accompanied
by
0.
P.
Hickman,
provincial
fisheries
inspector,
New
Westminster,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
this
morning.
Oonimaiuler
Jones
will
make
a
reeoiuiaisaiice
of
Ihe
northern
couulry
wilh
n
view
lo
gelling
first
hand
information
us
lo
wen
I
her
and
working
conditions
uu
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
nml
other
points
iu
the
vicinity
-
likely
lo
be
suitable
for
llelui-j
Jean
selllemenl.
lie
will
be
in
Die
north
for
several
days.
On
returning
lo
the
Old
Country,
he
will
make
a
report
of
bis
ohser-
vnlious
lo
Ihe
British
Govern
ment.
Coiumiiiider
Jones-is
chuirinan
or
Ihe
Fisheries
Board
for
Scotland,
wilh
headquarters
in
I'.din-hiirgh,
and
is
in
command
of
eighl
fishei'v
patrol
bouts
on
the
east
coast
of
Scotland.
LOUIS
KAPLAN
NEW
CHAMPION
Wlnnlnq
Over
Danny
Kramor,
he
Is
Rcconnliod
as
Loading
Foatherwolght
NKW
YOIIK,
Jan.
3.
Louis
Kid
i
Kaplan
of
Meriden.
Con-
tieclleul,
last
night
was
recog
nized
as
the
featherweight
boxing
champion
or
the
world
by
scoring
a
technical
knockout
over
Danny
Kramer
oT
Philadel
phia
iu
a
scheduled
fUli'i'ii
round
houl.
II
was
the
final
demonstration
conducted
by
the
New
York
Stale
Commission
to
determine
u
successor
to
Johnny
Dundee
who
surrendered
the
lille.
Kramers
manager
threw
Ihe
lowel
inlo
Ihe
ring
In
the
ninth
round.
MARKET
IS
RUNNING
WILD
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Longost
Day
Yet
OOTLEGGERS
FLOOD
CONDITIONS
STEADILY
BECOMING
MORE
SERIOUS
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
Homes
in
England
Abandoned
on
Account
of
Rising
Waters
and
Fierce
Gales
Now
Sweep
France
LONDON.
.Lin.
:!.
While
there
is
some
inoilernlioii
in
the
i
luii
in
hern
sweeping
Hie
British
Isles.
linglMi
Channel,
the
ucuihv
Atlantic
(mil
Hit'
North
Sea
a
well
us
Hut
greater
pan
ui
hiiropr.
Howl
condition
throughout
linglainl
an
btM-otnin
.icmhly
worse,
rroiu
nil
parts
oT
the
country
rami1
reports
of
home-
nliaiMloiK'il
because
of
high
water
anil
of
roiitimicij
iluin-,gc
(o
pron
rl.
T'c
loss
of
six
tives
is
reported.
The
Thames
Itiver
riuiliiiucs
lo
rise
and
fiirlhfr
lofrenliid
r
arc
predicted
for
louiKhl
wilh
pruhalde
inereae
in
the
flood
TO
GET
ARMY'S
Has
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
3
Speculation
ran
riot
on
today's
stock
market.
Violent
bullish
demonstrations
took
place
In
radio
and
allied
electrical,
shares,
soveral
recording
ex-tremo
gains
from
four
to
nine
points.
So
furious
was
tho
pacu
in
trading
that
It
was
not
until
forty-two
mlnutos
after
the
market
closed
that
tho
ticker
recorded
tho
final
quotations
In
the
longost
day
on
record.
THIEVES
ENTER
STOnE
Sensational
Series
of
Raids
Made
Yesterday
by
Dry
Squad
Officers
YANOOL'Vlilt,
Juti.
it.
Sweeping
down
on
alleged
dealers'
in
liipior
yesterday
afternoon
ami
all
night,
provincial
liquof
boa
i'iI
police,
co-operaling
with
the
local
dry
sijuail
authorities,,
brought
iu
it
alleged
violators
of
the
Liquor
Act
in
one
of
the
most
sensational
series
of
raids
ever
staged
iu
Vancouver.
Until
early
this
morning,
the
jail
corridors
were
crowded
with
jus-tires
of
the
peace
filling
out
bail
bonds.
The
raiil,
which
followed
several
weeks
of
investigation,
took
the
bootleggers
completely
by
surprise.
About
100
warrants
sworn
out.
were
1-
...
,
-
...
.
.
t
MRS.
BCYCE
IS
MARRIED
AGAIN
.
VA.V.'.Ol
Vl.ll.
Jan.
:.
-
Alma
Catherine
f.auirield.
also
known
as
Mrs.
it
yce.
who
ligured
in
a
sensational
bri-Kch
or
promise
suit
re-
cently
against
C.
S.
Arnold,
local
barrister,
was
mar-
ried
yesterday
to
li.
N.
Alherlon.
formerly
of
the
!
Ameriean
consulate
here.
j
'l'hi
business
nreiuises
of
Joe
;
Benl
on
Third
Avenue
were,
en-
lereo
UlSi
nigui
n
yinievrs
wu"
col
away
with
a
number
of
silk
dresses,
umbrellas,
ladles
silk
stockings
and
coals.
Police
Ser-
geanl
Bailey
is
in
charge
of
In
vestigation.
.
--
e
Burglars
visited
Ihe
homo
of
Ilev.
J.
F.
Diinmick,
501
Mcpherson
Avenue,
Vlclotia,
last
Sunday
evening
while
Mr.
Dimniick
and
his
family
were
at
services
.
ELKS'
NEW
YE4R
I
!
1
i
!
DME
SUCCESSFUL
Distribution
sf
Candle
Guessing
Prizes
Proved
an
Interesting
feature
The
New
Year
dance,
held
by
Ihe
Klks
in
their
home
last
night
was
one
of
Hie
best
attended
of
Hie
season
and
proved
most
en
joyable.
The
ball
was
gaily
deeoralcd
wilh
Yulelide
effects.
Art
liasson's
orchestra
furnished
Ihe
music
and
dancing
was
carried
on
until
the
early
hours
of
Ihe
morning.
A
bulTel
luncheon
was
served
al
midnight
consist
ing
of
hoi
dogs,
doughnuls
ami
(oiree,
which
pruved
very
popular.
During
the
evening
Ihe
prizes
won
iu
Ihe
lilk's
Christ
mas
Cheer
candle
guessing
con
test,
were
distributed
by
Ben
Self.
exalted
ruler,
assisted
by
"Brick"
Skinner.
The
prize
winners
were:
first
prize,
a
lie
between
rreu
ssiepn-ens
ami
Harold
Larson,
the
amount
of
the
first
and
second
.oizes
was
divided
equally
Hie
vmim
,,r
Hi
in
"niiiL'
lo
each:
third
prize;
Dr.
J.
A.
Wesl;
roiirlh
prize,
Andy
Donald;
eight
prizes
of
5
each
were
presented
to
Miss
M.
Hart
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson,
T.
Trolier,
P.
T.
Adams,
l.
Stephens,
Desmond
Brady,
Mrs.
t.
V.
O.
I.ePine,
and
Mrs.
li.
J.
Larye.
Prizes
for
the
highest
v
....
and
lowest
guesses
went
to
Miss
M.
Duraut,
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn
and
Miss
M.
Jones,
who
guessed
t
hours
and
0
miniiles,
t
seconds.
Ihe
conimiltce
responsible
for
Ihe
success
of
Ihe
evening
comprised
"MuiTa'y
Fuller,
convener,
assisted
by
Lance
Polleilon,
Dave
Willon,
Jack
Cobb
and
W
.
Deny.
W.
Derry
ollieialed
al
the
Jour.
'
'
SAIL
FOR
ORIENT
VANCOLVIill,
Jan.
a.
Capt.
fumes
Grilllths,
president
of
Ihe
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.,
and
Mrs.
(irillllhs
sailed
on
Ihe
limpress
of
Australia
this
week
for
Ihe
Orienl.
ROSS
WATSON
IS
STILL
HELD
Superior
Court
at
8eattle
Refuses
to
Give
Ex-Detective
Ball
SliATTI.K,
Jaji.
a.
pending
a
eteienee
to
the
treaties
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
Slates,
Ihe
Superior
Court
refused
to
adiuiL.
Boss
Walsun
to
hail
on
a
charge
Uf'iarlicipaling
in
Hie
robbery
of
the
.Vanaimo
Itoyal
Bunk.
King's
counsel
assured
the
Court
that
the
treaty
provided
that
"any
person
arrested
for
(ileal
Britain
iu
the
I'niled
Slates
might
be
held
uu
lil
extradition
proceedings
are
had."
The
oilier
suspects
have
withheld
application
for
hail
pending
the
outcome
of
Watson's
NEWSPAPERS
:
ARE
SEIZED-
Only
Fascist!
Publications
Are-Being
Allowed
to
Appear
In
Rome
ItOMIi,.
Jan.
3.
Government
seizures
of
,
opposition
newspapers
cniilinue
with
renewedj
vigor.
Almost
no
journals,
except
those
of
decided
Fascist
leanings,
are
now
being
allowed
'
lo
appear.
The
Gioinale
,1'lliilia
editorially
complains
of
Ihe
seizure
of
yesterday's
editions
because
it
was
reported
in
il
Ihal
fifty
thousand
Black
Shirls
were
about
tij
march
on
llolne.
burIngW
was
scuttled
Necessary
to
Sink
Vessel
to
Ex
tinguish
Fire
on
Clyde
Llnee
Mohawk
LliWIS.
Delaware,
Jan
3.
Th
Clyde
liner
Mohawk,
which
caught
fire,
was
scuttled
and
suiik
in
forty
feel"
of
water
after
her
208
passengers
had
been
taken
off.
II
was
necessary
lb
sink
the
vessel
to
extinguish
Ihe
fire.
Survivors,
who
spent
Thursday
night
in
peril
wilh
life
preservers
on.
were
seul
lo
rsevv
Yolk
in
special
trains.
It
is
the
intention
lo
raise
tho
Mohawk.
CUSTOMS
COLLECTIONS
ML
Atnli'ows
wlin
bus
been!
Tim
Inliil
rollee.Hnns
made
liv
holidaying
In
Ihe
south,
arrived
It
hp
cuslmns
otilce,
during
Ihe
on
the'
Princess
Beatrice
thlsionib
of
December
amounted
to
morning.
$2i,'J7s!.39.