Noma
Gets
Instant
Response
GOOD
PROGRESS
MADE
WASlll.VTON.
Jan.
.111.-
;:si
.:
for
Hay
bailing,
ill
lllirlllMMll
llf
JlH-
;:
t
i
In'
airplane
(light
.
i
.1
iiiili.lnviii
from
N'ltne
hsts
lnvn
for-
V'.UIIIIA.NKS.
Jan.
.111.--
The
'ays
carrying
diph
ii
fur
Nome
i
due
I!
n
iiiiIim
from
Ta
nun
a
Mi..
lir.
i
(Ought.
ISucplional
,
t-
is
made
by
relav
;
iy
i
lu'
rained
serum.
!
!'
'
-i
i:
-iii
rs
of
Hie
north
I
l,:
'I
a:
a
few
dogs
in
I
he
'
-i;us
would
he
driven
'
-i
i
order
Id
deliver
the
m
,'
-
X'"MF
J;.
hi
Tln
diphtheria
i
v-i.
i
day
look
a
I
urn
.
and
citizen
s'-nl
it
!v
warded
appeal
to
".!.
to
allow
the
anli-
-in
J
it
m
an
due
al
Tanana
f
K
:
v
.1.
lo
lie
sent
llieuc"'
;:
n:
t
bus
healing
the
dog
w
un
i
lie
way
by
several
!'i!
'
New
crises
are
reporled
l;
1
i
,ooi
dose
of
six
'
-
i
r
mn
,-
Iff
I.
TUG
VULCAN
WAS
BURNED
Bched
at
Denman
Island
Near
Comox
and
Men
Jumped
for
Lives
'(.UlTKNAY.
Jan.
Mil.
-
The
Mlule
i-ml
lielweeii
Vuio'oiivei
Maial
anil
Denman
Island
wits
'v
a
li'ruiendous
bla.e
lasl
ni-hl
when
the
tugboat
Vulcan.-Mump
,anKS
rontailieil
Kill
bar-1'i'W
nr
oil,
xva.s
burned
lo
Hie
Miter,
nlgc.
she
was
procced-"'g
f'oni
l.uinox
lo
.Nanoose
Hay
Mill
ii.w
los.
Seeing
it
wim
Ni'i.i(.,
fiK,i
,,.
,a.(.,
('.apt.
'"In;
;
1
1
m
Intii
Mm
ii.
mi
in
iimii-ii
'"'ill
and
jump
for
their
All
wore
miivciI.
"''iininii
hlund
is
only
a
Jew
""l'a
0'iim
Onnov
and
Hie
SI
rail
'""'ween
n
and
Vaucuuver
Island
not
very
wide.
B.C.
NEWSPRINT
TO
BE
SHIPPED
FAR
AFIELD
M,.N"l'lli:,L,
.Inn.
3d.
News-inumiraclurers
'of
JlrHisli
"""iniiiH
have
recently
deyelop-
'
-w
markets
in
Cuba,
the
b
'ii,
-
and
Soyth
America
II
is
thought
liens
(hat
the
-prucc
will
he
tiil
al
Hie
mill
owned
liy
Mr.
Ilucklcy
al
purl
Clement.
As
only
a
very
small
proportion
uf
11m-
sprurc
cut
is
siillalde
for
Hie
manufacture
of
airplanes,
il
probably
means
Hiul
Hie
mill
will
In'
very
busy
this
year.
Mr.
Ilucklcy
has
been
nMrial
purchasing
agent
for
Hie
A'iek-crs
iieonle
for
iilinul
Iwo
year's
WINNIPEG
BANK
AGAIN
ROBBED
The
$1,600
TAKEN
WINNIpF.n.
Jan.
;in.
Tin
Colliding
and
Portage
Avenue
hranch
of
Hie
Hank
of
Moiilreal
was
held
up
yesterday.
II
is
the
ratiie
ollice
that
was
bulled
of
i
(Mill
lasl
May
by
Frank
Martin,
a
drug
fiend.
The
bandit
was
laler
kill
'd
by
a
pursuing
ileleilive.
This
lime
the
gunmen
gnl
iibnul
SlaiM).
LONE
BANDIT
STOLE
RINGS
Took
Two
Thousand
Dollars
'Worth
From
Vancouver
Jewellery
Establishment
VA.M'.Ol.
VIJl,
Jan.
:ii.
tillering-
the
jewellery
stoic
or
J.
I".
IliggiuliolliHiii
lasl
night
a
lone
bandit
held
up
I
In
proprietor
at
lb''
point
id
a
gun,
and
...l
II
I
..iuTd
escaped
won
unionnm
"revalued
at
82.iMHf.
iMin'.Wilt
.Inn.
30.
She
--
.
.
.
.
.
auu
uas
ikhi','111
sprue
ai
Tor
any
mills
thai
liad
Hie
quality)
lo
oiler,
cither
in
ILL.
or
Alaska.
Wheal
here
did
mil
climb
as
high
iis
In
Winnipeg,
largely
due
,
id.
I
toil
Hie
Canadian
NEW
CREAMERY
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
SUGGESTED
to
gov
eminent
was
taking
sleps
lo.
prevent
further
rises.
The
report
Discussed
at
Smlthers
Board
Trade
Meeting
and'
will
Come
up
Again
SMITIIKHS.
.Ian.
:i0.
About
thirty
members
ol
the
Hoard
ol
Trade
attended
a
luncheon
in
the
lltllkiey
Hotel
on
Wednesday.
January
1'H,
and
in
addiliun
lo
enjoying
a
splendid,
meal
were
treated
lo
a
viyy
inli're.ling
ad-dres
i,y
Dr.
l.
C.
Wrtncli,
M.L,.
Mti-r
n.T.
A,
i
r
1
1
u
ii
i
ri''
n
w
ed
the
Vlrk
oPl
lie
'lasl
sessmif
of
4he
l.fj:ilaliii'e
ami
also
referred
lo
future
propecls
of
I
lie
dlslricl
poinling
'tn.
the
possi-liililie-
ahead
of
the
farming
eommunilies
more
especially
in
eonneelion
with
Hie
production
of
certified
ceil
of
various
kinds.
A
staleiiieiil
tlial
pleased
those
pi-CKcnl
dealt
With
Hie
proposed
(
iiieriiiiif
nl
ollici's.
I
In
lioelor
liaviug
reeeived
word
from
Hie
.Minister
of
l'ublic
Works
that
very
proiianiy
I
lie
icnuers
lor
the
new
lillibling
would
be
called
for
In
March.
Distributing
Centre
.1.
P.
Wheeler,
vice-persideiil
of
the
I
loa
id
mentioned
at
Hie
luncheon
that
the
farmers
of
the
Telkwa
district
were
advocating
that
a
creamery
be
eslablishe
al
I'riuce
llupcrl
and
Mi
tit
thalj
point
be
made
the
dislribuliu.i
centre
for
Hie
dairy
products
of
I
lie
Skeena
and
llulkley
Valleys.
lir.
Wrinch
promised
that
if
Ibis
was
the
general
wish
of
Ihe
farmers
.he
would
co-operate
with
them
lo
briuu
Hits
about.
II
was
recommended
thai
liils
mailer
be
brought
tip
at
Hie
next
uencral
meeting
of
Hie
Hon
t
il.
In
Hi,,
evening
lr.
Wrinch
ad
dressed
a
large
public
merlin
in
ihe
town
ball.
W.
11.
Manuel,
(ravellintf
audi
I
or
fur
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
arrived
from
Prince
(ieorne
on
Ibis
morning's
train.
Wheat
Bubble
Burst
Suddenly
at
Winninee
Yesterday
When
Drop
Ten
Cents
a
Bushel
was
Recorded
wi
WHII.T.
.inn.
Jill
The
speciilalivc
wheal
bubble.
lerda'v
when
an
avalanche
cif
selling
orders
seul
price
Italll
of
WRINCH
GIVES
ADDRESS
Says
Expects
Tenders
for
Government
Buildings
to
be
Called
In
March
Inirsl
liim-
bling
downwards
us
last
as
v
iuoi
s,,j
.,..,-
....
them
skyrockeling.
.
,
,
i
here
occurred
when
a
ever
experienced
The
wildest
scenes
AV'lh
'
'",,l,'e
anyone
lo
gel
out
from
"n-ler,
,.i...
nir
ni'iee
or
wiiiin
inni"")
was
denied
at
Ottawa
yesterday
ariernuoti.
A
woman,
Mrs.
Scott
Durand,
is
estimated
lo
have
made
a
mil
lion
and
a
half
ulollars
in
specu
lation,
yesterday.
NAVY
NEEDS
MORE
MONEY
SAYS
BEATTY
Winston
Churchill
Opposes
Large
Increase
on
Grounds
of
Economy
LONDON,
Jan.
30.
A
ten
million
pound
Increase
In
naval
estimates
Is
said
to
have
been
demanded
by
the
Admiralty.
Earl
Boatty,
It
Is
rc-portsd,
claimed
65,500,000
as
the
least
appropriation
comi-natlble
with
national
safety,
and
this
has
teen
opposed
by
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
on
grounds
of
the
necessity
of
economy.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
al
I
lie
Prince
Uupert
(ieneral
Hospital
on
January
'.".I
lo
Mr
and
Mrs.
'ieorge
Haglcy
of
I'oiirMi
Avenue
Last.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambiance
t
v
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
.
.v
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
tatis,
apply
fn
Boston
i
nth
sl
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIPEC.
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vol.
xv
no.
w;
Llb
IMtlXCE
HLT'EIIT,
H.C.,
I'lllIlAY.
JANLAIIY
UO,
1025.
Yttrd'
Circulation
1664
trif
!
429.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PLANE
SPRUCE
CONTRACT
FOR
NORTt
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
TAKES
SLUMP
AND
CAUSES
EXCITEMENT
OF
EXCHANGE
Buckley
Makes
Contract
to
Supply
Large
Quantity
of
Airplane
Spruce
to
Vickers
from
Queen
Charlottes
Y
ANCOt
VKII,
Jim.
W.
Tin-
largest
coiilrnd
fur
airplane
.,
!)rl.
nor
Id
mi
Ihe
continent
has
been
made
between
Vickers
l.iniili
il
umI
Frank
l.
Ilucklcy
of
Vancouver.
The
spruce
is
lo
.;
iDgri
il
i
'i
(Juecii
Charlotte
Islands
and
milled
on
(iraliam
i
nil
t:i(
In
re.
It
will
Hu
n
be
sent
lo
Montreal
for
proper
m
miiiink
In
ore
being
-hipped
lo
Hie
London
factory.
Tin"
niitnnl
calls
I1.r
tlic
delivery
or
V.lMMi.oiit)
reel
in
I'Jih
iiml
uiHiiiuoiis
-liiptneiils
Mili-eipie
nlly.
H
!
staled
lliat
lliere
is
more
aclivily
in
airplane
tuaiiii-
-
inclining
than
al
any
time
he
ANTI-TOXIN
BY
AIRPLANE
WILL
BEAT
MUSHERS
Appeal
Sent
to
Washington
from
ron:
(r
during
(lie
war.
Hritlsh
Columbia,
il
is
believed,
has
Hie
only
supply
iif
high
grade
Sitka
spruce
on
IIiij
American
nil.
1!!
-
i"-i-ii
Miss
C.hi'iolabel
Pankhursl
of
London,
inter-.
nalioiH(ll
known
oralor
and
Bible
lecturer,
is
uoslii
New
York,
which
is
her
first
slop
in
an
American
and
Canadian
lour.
Museum
of
Goods
Found
Chinaman's
Room
and
Charge
of
Theft
Laid
When
Ciiy
Police
.Sergeanl
A.
II.
Hailey
shorlly
befor-'
o'clock
this
morning,
following
up
iiilormalion
he
had
received
during
the
night,
entered
the
room
on
Third
Avenue
of
Wong
Ying,
Chinese
cook
for
il.
St.
(i;
Lee,
he
round
a
depot
orallegeii
stolen
goods
amoiinling
lo
several
Ihousand
dollars
which
tlu
police
expect
will
account
Tor
several
syslctiKilic
burglaries
nur
....iiv
ihi.ru
oil
have
aken
o
ace
ill
me
cny
over
u
oeriou
co
eiin'g
possibly
several
jCars.
The
goods
found
in
Wong
Yinp
...mi
infinite
nil
manner
of
arlicles
among
which
were
menV
coals
and'
panls,
ladies
coals,
dresses
and
petticoats,
lingerie,
coat
hangers,
fancy
soaps,
silverware,
blankets,
perfumes,
henna
dyes,
fountain
pens,
fishing
lines,
Indian
baskets,
cigarettes,
stamps,
cigarette
cases,
jewelery,
pen-knives,
umbrellas
French
Ivory
toilet
ware,
pearl
necklaces,
earrings,
caps,
etc.
The
yoods
are
believed
lo
hae
come
from
many
differed1
sources,
amonjr
IhcnrJnc
llenl'
lingerie
shop,
Steve
King's
gent'
riirtiishinsr
store
and
Mrs.
(lold-
liloom's
ladyware
shop.
This
morn
nc
Wong
ilng
was
brought
up
before
MagiMrali
McClvmonl
and
charged
wilh
stealing
a
."si'll
coal,
Ihe
property
of
Mrs.
Iteiil.
and
was
remamle
ror
eight
days.
Oilier
charge
will
be
preferred
when
the
polic
have
coinib-le
laliulaliou
of
tin
irnnds
which
I
hey
started
this
morning.
After
three
o'clock
this
arterivofirt'
Ihe
articles
will
be
on
a
lew
for
idcjilificalkin
Wong
Ying.
al
I
lie
instance
ol
City
Solicitor
I'..
F.
Jones
who
i
handling
Ihe
prosecution,
was
denied
bail.
Wong
Mugs,
areesl
was
led
ti
i
continued
on
page
four
THE
ANNUAL
MEETING
of
tho
-
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Metropole
Hall
Friday
Evening,
January
30
at
8p.m.
F.
Slork,
M.P.,
and
oilier
will
address
Ihe
.meeting.
All
supporters
cordially
welcome.-
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Tells
U.S.
People
State
Ownership
of
Lines
Was
an
Economic
Necessity
Here
IMM.WAl'OLI.S,
Jan.
:io.
"tiunada
has
a
state
owned
railway
sysleni,
of
Iweiily-lwo
Ihousand
miles
or
line,
but
thi
was
nol
brouglil
inlu
exislence
us
Hie
result
of
a
studious
exam-inalioii
or
Hie
mcrils
of
public
as
against
private
operation
of
railways.
It
was.
an
economic
necessity."
This
was
the
declaration
made
lu.it
night
lo
six
hundred
railway
and
'industrial
liurfic
experls
ul
Hie
annual
dinner
of
Ihe
Indianapolis
Traffic
(Hub,
by
Sir
Henry
W.
Tliorulon,
born
al
Logniisport,
Ind..
and
now
president
and
chairman.
uf
llu1
Canadian
Nalioual
Ilailways.
I
lie
reasons
uiiilertyiiig
Hie
----
-
-
j-
reatiou
of
Hie
slate-owned
railroad
system
in
Canada
were
imperfectly
understood
in
Hie
I
uiled
Slates,
said
Sir
Henry.
Ilii-
I
iinniniiiti
decided
lo
bring
the
Niiliiinal
llailwav's
into
being
only
when
threatened
witli
a
ces-
ulion
of
transportation
facili
ties
on
a
great
mileaire
built
by
railroad
corporations,
largely
Miroiigli
undeveloped
territory.
lie
did
not
see
how
any
oilier
mirse
could
have
been
pursued
iy
the
Canadian
government.!
The
situation
racing
the
Nalioual
lines
being
substantially
Hint
which
had
lo
be
be-.met
by
every
road
west
or
I
lie
Mississippi
Hher
in
the
early
days
ot
the
railroads.
It
the
probh:
lacklej
with
the
samf
energy
and
the
sauiejsilonijlie
hisjory
id
Canada
would
be
the
same
JACK
DE1PSEY
HAS
FINISHED
Will
te
Married
In
May
and
has
Given
up
his
Ring
Career
LOS
AXtiKLKS,
.Ian.
30.
-.lack
liempsey
announces
that
May
Iwenliein
marks
the
end
of
his
ink
career
and
Hie
termination
of
tlio
business
nar
nership
willt
Jack
Kearns,
his
manager,
and
ids
see.
ind
ciilrunce
into
tho
stale'
of
matrimony.
He
will-marry
Kslelle
Taylor,
the
movie
was
actress.
,
The
heavyweight
king
has
f
uiitf
Ii
I-"
b
i
s.Ma.l.'rin
g--
ba
1
1
le,
he
declares.
Jlis
retirement
Is
at
siory
o
Nciopmeui
iiiiu
nai,u.
boliesl
of
Miss
Tavlor,
who
been
told
in
Hie
United
Stains.
'......r,.,..
-
i,
,,..,.,,
"i
r,.,.
Itailways
would
earn
sufficient
money
lo
pay
all
lis
ursi
barges
would
be
decided
by
(he
rapidity
wilh
which
Canada
increased
in
population.
The
dinner,
one
of
'Ihe
largest
the
history
'of
Ibis
city,
was
attended
by
men
prominent
in
Ihe
business
life
of
the
Ka.l
and
thy
Middle
West.
Among
the
speakers
were
ieul.
(iovernor
Van
Onnan
of
Indiana
and
Judge
llnggell
or
lliio.
(iovernor
Jackson
of
lu-
liana
welcomed
Sir
Henry
In
his
alive
stale
al
a
luncheon
al
Hie
Indianapolis
Athlelic
Club.
"
'
"
"
"
......
-V-.!
I
I'-O-
When
(he
Canadian
National:
RECEPTION
GIVEN
LARGEST
MOTORSHIP
VANCOUVER
TODAY
VANCOI
iVF.lt,
Jan.
.'10
An
ofllcial
reception
was
tendered
Ihe
new
motor
ship
Aoraugi
today
al
noon.
The
vessel
is
the
largest
passenger
liner
afloat
propelled
by
internal
combustion
engines.
She
will
lake
up
(be
Canadian-Australian
run.
'
MOTOR
PLANE
Amsterdam
of
I
i-
miles
hull
r.
J.
II.
m
i
it
I
ii
tr
BROKE
RECORD
Speed
of
145
Miles
an
Hour
Carrying
Seven
Passengers
PAHIS.
Jan.
30.
A
ipiadruple
motor
plane
carrying
seven
passengers
ami
luggage
broke
ihe
speed
record
for
passenger
traf
fic.
II
negotiated
the
distance
from
l'arrs
to
llnissels,
I7I
miles
in
ono
hour
eleven
minutes,
averaging
1.
15
miles
per
hour.
II
proceeded
lo
Amsterdam
making
an
average
speed
from
Pans
In
ilisl
as
a
liusbaml.
The
liolilyifs
of
lienipsey
and
Kearns
will
be
divided
and
(hey
will
fc-n
their
separate
ways.
Oilier
reasons
given
for
quit-ling
is
that
lliere
is
no
contender
in
sight
who
Is
able
to
give
a
real
Pal
lie
and
iiempsey
lias
a
-
furl
line,
making
lilm
iudepehiU'ii
of
the
fat
purses
offered
by
pro
moters.
'
CAPT.
ORMISTON
DIED
YESTERDAY
Well
Known
Passed
Away
Survived
C.P.R.
Skipper
In
Victoria
by
Family
I
he
deal
It
occurred
in
Victoria
yc-lcrday
morning
of
Capl.,
S.
Herbert
Ormislon,
well
known
here
as
master
for
many
sea-
sons
of
the
C.1ML
steamers;
Princess
Alice
and
l'rinccs-Mary.
Word
lo
Ibis
efreet
win
received
yesterday
by
lti
brother,
Capt.
Harry
Ormislon;.
skipper
ot
the
lighthouse
tender.
New
highm,
who
proceeded
south
on
Ihe
Prince
import
Ibis
morning.
The
death
of
Capl.
Ormislon
will
lie
mourned
all
along
Hie
coast
for
he
was
very
popular
with
the
travelling
public
and
made
many
friends
in
all
ports
his
boats
filtered.
He
was
u
veteran
with
the
Canadian
Pacini-
Coast
Steamship
Service
uml
was
one
of
Ihe
senior
captain"
id
(be
c
uiipany
despite
the
fact
tlial
he
was
a
comparatively
young
man.
about
15
years
of
age.
lie
was
a
native
of
Capo
llrelon
but
had
been
on
the
H.C.
coast
for
many
years.
A
widow
and
family,
residing
In
Victoria,
ate
li'H
lo
mourn
his
demise.
The
big
Iren
truck
of
the
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.,
driven
by
James
Weir,
and
the
Canadian
Laundry
delivery
car,
driven
by
It
Ctirtic,
collided
al
Ihe
ndem
Pole
corner
on
Second
"
I
Avenue
al
noon
today
wbeii
there
Pillsbury
sailed
Ibis
was
a
misunderstanding
(d
right
on
the
steamer
l'rinco
o(
way
signals.
Uotli
care
were
llupert
for
Vancouver
on
husl-lslishliy
damaged
but
the
drivers
"
'
unhurt'.'"'
ness.
escaped