ht
ft
25
TAXI
VOI,
XVI
NO
I
j,
and''
Ambulance
Sot
vic
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
APPROPRIATION
,
GENEVA
PARLEY
Fit.
Till
i
mpt
H-;,;'
Ka
"
H
;!)ii
I
Sen::
i;:ir::i
BODY
FOUND
AT
POWELL
RIVER
IS
STILL
A
MYSTERY
V
AXCOt
YKH.
Jan.
19
-
'o'"'
Noble
who
relumed
here
rrom
J'owell
lliver,
fet
at
rest
rejioMa
Mial
it
was
his
body
which
wa
found
floaluor
ofl'
Powell
HHer
1
reei-nMy
The
identity
of
the
re
in
a
n
-i
')
ii-
a
my-
tei
v.
"lit,.
'If.
affected
Mie
trrain
have
-eriou.ly
...lav
by
Ihf
HiMie
u....r..
,,...,.
...
..rU-rtuH
have
interfered
will.
d'-fray
Hie
ejen.-
,
i'
ion.
BU.jhitmcir1
lo
the
Pari
fie
...i-
to
the!
fcHINESE
FIRST
THIS
PROVINCE
mill
Vaiirmivrr
ainl
I'rim-e
Uii..-rl.
Ih-
S
a.m,
IHUIIY
1SI.AN1
4'loudy.
cali'i,
barometer.
3tun;
leuiperaliire.
31);
sen
smooth;
12
I'-"1-
"
sleiiiuei-
Cnrdetia
soulhbound.
liKAO
TllKK
POINT.
Haro-meler.
2U.Ht:
leniperulure,
31.
lil
l.l.
HAItnolt.
-
Uercas.,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
in
i
i
im
nurture.
13:
sea
mod-
.I."-'
m
ii.
in.
fiioke
steamer
Mo
....i
v,.v..iv
fni-
uiieouer
Mm.
.lllJ.,
miles
from
Vancouver.
Noon
HHiltY
ISLAND.
-
Cloudy,
calm:
l.aroiueter,
nn.ti:;
u'uipc.-
alnre.
sea
smooth.
lil-.AO
TllKK
POl.M.-naro-nii'ler
2D.HG;
letuperatuie,
10.
HILL
HAItllOH.
llaintnjr;
fresh
soulhejisl
wind:
harotuclcr.
13;
sea
mod-
30.11:
lenipci-aluve.
etale;
H
a.m.
P"kP
fc'
i-aciri;
i..iiiri-ii
at
Thurston
Harbor;
li
in
,.
,
Hiioke
steamer
Venluri)
!tir.
s1""
'
-.!-.-
Hay
lUttitmunrl
HAZELTON
NOT
TO
BE
ENVIED
i
(
it
taw
a
i'.iliifuj
i
I'reinier
Kini,-
i
aceuM-d
from
tiliiv
lo
lime
I
t)tif.'nalii'l
erf
I
ie
of
thinking
only
of
Hie
i.weH
of
ftffiew."
Mr.
Meilieni
made
several
ivferenres
lo
llii;
alleged
tiipe(ile
for
imaginary.
Awecti.
in
Hie
niM'HiiiK
delate
on
Parliumenl
Hill
yetenlay.
He
made
ir.eniion
aUo
of
(lie
wtM-
f
ixwer.
the
salaries.'
indeiniitlif
and
frull
of
Aow
Mr.
Mefitlien
ha
held
of
fice,
lie
had
eiult!
er
of
ex-
prieHet
heyliiiilui:
a
M.licilor
peaeral
and
riiup
lo
he
prinu-inhiiler.
He
mu
apparenlly
iae
foniHl
offire-lioldinei
aeei.
r
dhl
be?
Uncoiled
ionn
of
Ihe
Jiliie
Wlien
he
t.dlnl
Hf
solictor
Jtfyltiltrtf
-IhriHishl.Uii:
lfT,0,WiiyHidaHarAfi
le
(m
MacVniiv
amP
Vanh'
.iine-
lliiif,
I.Him
iiainfully
allacWed
rnjin
hehlud
whih-
he
did
il
-
Jnay
he
erl
to
Mr.
Meiuhrn.
Hut
lo
the
ordinui-y
in-'"'
without
thai
Iti'lillml
r..niplfX
.it
it
hard
lo
fiaure
out
when'
the
sweetness
of
office
rumen
in.
John
l'ears.in
of
the
Canada
products
sawmill
at
I'sk
is
8
nalirul
in
the
lliuelloli
Hospital
snUYrlns
from
a
broken
shoulder
hone.
Mailer.
Wilfrid
Youny.
sv
.of
lie
W
find
Mrs.
J.
11..
Youus
ol
iIVraee
ln.s
nascd
Ihe.
crisi
anJ
now
on
the
road
lo
re
eovehval
tin-
llarellon
llospllal
after
ji
serious
Illness.
Mrs.
.lames
Turubull
waf
holess
on
Wednesday
i-xenin
lust
lo
Ihe
ladies
of
the
I'ell'
I'.liiTi;
llrblae
nrir.es
were
won
by
Mrs,
11.
S.
Sargent
and
Mrs
Ju)ti
.Vewiok.
Mrs.
.Utl.
K.
Sealy
and
Mrs.
.1
C.
Iliiiil
were
poinl
hostesses
hi
a
nuliiber
of
ehildrcii
al
a
pariy
in
Ihe
latter
s
resideneo
Jn
luinn;
iiVlfSS
Helen
Hi
iekenden
o
Cheery
I'oitil.
.On.
Oarlimrlcli.
who
Iihs
been
Ulid'T
(he
d(ielor,.s
rate
fu"
some
lime,
js
now
much
itnprov
.il.
ufacturer
eouhl
enjoy
Ihe
advan-lae
in
the
Australian
markets.
The
leader
of
Ihe
opposition
er
and
to
bear
fruit
in
the
form
of
operating
profits,
people
sud
denly
began
lo
rush
arouiul
wiin
life
preservers
looking
for
mean-
to
save
the
wreck.
Now
that
the
people
of
Canada
are
fared
with
the
staggering
duct
that
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
mad'!
an
operalin
profit
in
excess.
of
30.000,000
in
U23.
as
pom
pa
re
I
willi
3.niH).n00
in
ll22.
Ihi
fraiilie
rushing
about
to
save
Hu
hip
wivrked
has
laken
on
new
xesl."
All
Against
Railway
"None
of
tlii
alarm,
mind
you."
coiiliuued
Sir
Henry.
"b-rame
evident
unliLlhe
C.N'.It.
be
wail
to
perform
a
useful
servico
for
Ihe
people.
-
of
Canada.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
i'lUNCK
Itri'KMT.
H.U.,
TI
KHIMY
JAM'
A
II
V
1,
1020.
YeW-rdjr'
circulation,
11(3
policy
designed
to
enlarge
the
volume
of
employment
in
Can
ada
an'd
particularly
to
pive
(o
farm
products,
roal
and
primary
priMlurls
the
advantage
they
are
under
present
world
condition
entitled
to
enjoy
in
the
markets
Ihen
hum
ed
an
amendment
re-j
of
1
he
country.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Says
Since
Railway
has
been
Paying
Many
Would
Provide
Remedies
for
Ills
MO.VNIKAL.
Jan.
Hi.
"Since
Ihe
Caiiiidiaii
National
Hail
unvs
liciriiii
In
earn
substantial
sums
ainiuallv.
that
l
illirillK
Ihe
pa.l
Ihree
years,
we
have
seen
a
spectacle
which
vva
aiieiil
when
Ihe
properly
whs
prodiicitifr
operaliiifr
deficits
year
afler
.....
..
a.
...i
:
1
I
..r
It.
year,
-(ini
Mr
nenry
i
noriiion,
cuairiiiau
ami
presiueui
m
uu-.National
syslein
wlieu
addressing
Ihe
YouiifT
Men's
(Hauudiaii
.tnli
loot,
tiist
niarht.
"When
the
svstem
earned
not
liinur
hilt
de-
fii-ils
il
was
reiraiili-tl
wilh
Ir.iiiniiilitv.
even
coninlacencv.
but
i
nc
can
10
make
an
euori
in
rionive
us
service.
ni;i-sr-
cule
the
enthusiasm
or
lis
work
of
the
Canadian
ways
by
one
mean!
hikI
we
havi
National
.Hail
the
breaking
of
it
into
unnicog
nmilde
fracnienls.
Hie
handin
Slttwl
Stir
SJJ
V.
II.
Hourne
was
comuntted
for
trial
by
Magistrate
MeCly-mont
this
morning
on
a
charge
.f
bavins
obtained
sHto
by
false
nreliMires
tbroil-Jtll
cashilli;
a
worthless
cheaue
with
L.
Suga
II
wa
alleged
tlial
aeeused
had
obtained
50
from
II.
L.
Landrey.
ISO
from
Joe
Howatt
and
oll
troin
the
Maple
Ieaf
Care
throu&h
similar
inethiMls
buti
these
charge
wen"
not
pressed.
AceonliiiK
lo
evidence
piven
by
City
Police
Sprseaut
MctJinrhy,
who
made
the
arrest,
accused
admitted
bavin?
sijnicd
the
name
of
Mark
Smaby
to
the
checks
Which
were
drawn
on
the.
Iloyai
Hank.
Hank
of
Montreal,
and
Hank
of
Commerce.
Witnesses
in
Ihe
eae.
besides
the
officer,
were
S.
Supa.
S.
K.
Campbell.
I.
C.
Patterson
ami
J.
II.
Slevens.
CHURCH
PROPERTY
NANAIMO
GIVEN
TO
UNITED
ORGANIZATION
NANAIMH.
J
tin
lice
Murphy
of
til
Mr.
Jus-Hie
Supreme
or
'
another.
j
Court
of
llrilish
Cohiinbia
has
naniieii
uown
juiriueir
ihumms
it
clear
that
SI.
Andrew's
I'resby-
Uiurcl.
is
now-
a
part
of
"r.an
over
of
il
to
the
lender
mercies
of
some
form
of
private
owner-
1
"
.
.i
.
..r
......
.
i....
II...I
IVOIC
UIKi'll
liy
llie
coiiKn-nuiiuu
snip,
uie
iMiii
oi
an
.-.ro
.......
-
t
will
get
rid
of
a
as
a
pubHriy
.m-
'
"e
c,
in-,
..re
or.,.-..-..
,o
.
.....
solutions
owned
system.
The
..
:V:.
........
over
a
t
c
nirrh
properly
which
are
an
soiunons
oi
auiuiiiiaio.'o
i
-
-
-
.
.
MtiCh
has
been
said
aUnit
"
"
'
cost
of
the
Cinadian
,v.tiin.-i
-""
'
Hiillwuvs
to
the
neonlc
Of
Can-
ada.
I
will
not
deny
that
more
money
was
put
into
il
than
win
necessary.
I
will
not
deny
that
its
mileage
was
greater
than
the
period
justified,
hut
we
have
It
to
de
the
best
we
ISPANFnF
MAPI
ANF
NA(ASAKI.
Jan.
10.
A
laiwr
seaplane
fell
into
Hie
harbor
to-
can
with
it.
Among
the
?o1usday
One
body
was
recovered
and
iii.ine.1..
nflcr
reiiio.lv
lia
been
Hun
offeird
for
our
diffleultie?
five
others
missing
are
believed
oiTerrd'
to
bring
about
our
sal-'no
one
has
aver
put
forward
lhej(0
haxe
been
drowned.
.olinn
111
nionliinln
In
lln
,ii"i;et
ion
thill
we
try
to
llo
tllPl
........
.
"
mii'n.
'
..............
...
.--
j.
v.,-.
-
HDL'
-
'uti
-t
.
the
d
siipnearan
con'"
ued
on
ijage
sis)
I
Arfvprtte
in
h
Oalv
Xw
BostonGrill
Large
l-pl-air-
Iining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVE
CKNT8.
WESTERN
FREIGHT
RATES
TO
REMAIN
LOW
HON.
ARTHUR
ME1GHEN
MOVES
SECOND
VOTE
OF
WANT
OF
CONFIDENCE
Llppea
Aeainst
Freight
Rates
to
"
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
Fails
and
Present
Tariff
Remains
Anoiher
victory
sustains
efforts
of
Oliver
o
SWEETS
OF
OFFICE
Ml
1
KtAtvi
m
give
province
low
export
grain
rate
on
grain
and
flour
OTTAWA.
Jan.
!.
llrili-h
Columbia
Ji.i
won
Iter
cae
Ijii
'jyv
.h
Hoard
(if
Hallway
Commissioner.
Ihe
order
of
Ihe
hi
J
i
urd
hi
September
lusl
reducing
Uie
rab?
uu
gftuii
and
h
.
.,
id'
lKi
ific
coast
for
e.orl
stuinl.
1
he
rale
i
In
hf
i.
,')
!
!'DKin
i
in-
ame
as
uie
rwe
wmwhw.
Tl1'
tgni.il
order
w
isiieil
by
Lhairtiiaii
MrKeowu
and
li
--.
.7,i'i
I
i.mk
niivrr
nun
in
rcni-nig
uie
mkui
uir
wm
ir.
lv
Crfinnitiuiier
Vein,
while
commissioner
Mrl.caii,
III
;
.'t-'l
..rvrenii'
favored
the
appeal.
HOUSE
PASSES
I
be
oMMr
wlm-li
i
mm
u-..lined
by
a
rciifled
frum
Hie
application
of
Hriliidi
Coluni-lnii
fur
eiiiiiilimliint
of
westbound
fi
eight
rulet.
VICTORIA.
Jan.
Itt.
There
Is
jul.ilalion
here
mer
the
failure
i(
(he
appeal
against
III.-
rrsMil
wrwIlMNHid
f
refit
lit
rale.
whirti
on
flrl
urn
in
ami
fluiir
were
AnlrrU
lu
W.
.
jwuir
United
State
Representatives
e.pmi
.riniioni.ieiy
nun
mo..-Approve
Proposal
to
Take
m-lward.
This
was
about
largely
through
Part
In
Conference
hrmfffil
-i
i
Hie
riHitiiuiitl
effurt
of
Premier
xi,TiiX
Jan.
10
P-.r-'
Oliver
and
has
nlreily
lia.l
god
li-n.-va
renn.
u
me
Br.ii
r..-
......
...
Hi-
pn-lim-
Ira
attain
iiiereasril,
il
woubl
:LH:,':r!,v.v!N0
progressive
Provincial
ArchWst
5at
Prob-t
ably
was
Chinese
Colony
at
!
Vancouver
1500
Years
!
Ago
HOEY
SINQ'S
JOURNAL
Miss
Russell
of
Archives
Department
Maks
Very
Interesting
Discovery
vi:nt
Vl.lt.
H.t...
January
U.TUM1IUN
1U
MACKENZIE
KING
PHIXr.l.
AI.HI-.ltT.
Jan.
t'..
-Tlien-
will
he
no
l'risxiesie
op-
.ll.iili
II.
Il
I-IIIIIT
KlIlK
!
r'
.....
-
1
1
jllirn
for
ilif
Prune
Albert
H'ul.
jiierordiiiK
to
a
deriion
or
lh-i
Pn.K"
-ie
exerulixe
in
caui-u
)elerday.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
H.t:.
Silxer
IMIIIW.-II
llMlil.'lllslolH-
Thai
a
t:hlnese
settlement
iuelton
..
-
'it
HIM'loHlllllllCiy
ai
Hie
rr-
,-
lui-at
ion
or
Vancouver
in
Ihe
V
.
tiU
A.I
.
is
the
heller
cX-i
i
-i
I
Iiiti-
loday
ti.v
Miss
Alma
li
t-i.li
of
Vicloi-ia
of
the
l'ro-
v
n
Mil
iiirliixes
ilcparHntuit
l
it
m
iiid;e-s
to
Uie
Ihirleenlli
an-
al
.-.inference
of
the
H.t2.
Llb-a
y
Afsociaiion
on
"Work
of
in
mieinalional
eomniiHw
n
t.
ii'i
iual
co-oncralion"
whirh
n.r.i
iti-n..iU
tai
venr.
'Hie
'
et-iuii
loiial
society
Is
stoiisor-eu
iy
the
LeaKite
oX
Nations,
i
Mis
Husxell
said
she
will
al-
1
tempt
to
sorure
copies
of
Iho
j
ti
nul
kept
I'iOO
years
niro
bjr
Hocy
Shut,
tl
Hiidhisl
priest,
!
win.
li
she
thounht
would
verify
i
'lie
ex
s
.'iiie
of
such
a
colony.
I..
L
Premier
Purler
Idaho
Silxer
t'tesl
Surf
Inlet
Hid.
Mil
1.7
j
I.
in
.31
.11
.Jt
AtV.
.oit
WIRELESS
REPORT.
Askrd
I.
HO
t
all
.37
.10
.11
.11)
UNIQUE
CASE
ATASSIZES
Jury
at
Prince
George
Refuses
to
Accept
Confession
of
Witness
PRINCE
GEORQE,
Jan.
19
At
the
trial
here
In
the
Asslxe
Court
of
Arthur
Bellos
on
a
charge
of
aggravated
assault,
an
Incident
occurred
which
Is
probably
unique
In
the
history
of
Canadian
criminal
courts.
A
duly
sworn
witness,
Sam
Ll-meralos,
went
Into
the
box
and
confessed
himself
guilty
of
the
offense
with
which
Bellos
was
charged,
but
the
Jury
refused
to
believe
the
confession
and
found
Bellos
guilty.
1HH
A
FAIUIK.
SY
IIKIIIS
Oiiliai
li.i.ldii.g
oi
Ihe
Chri-liau
Workers'
Oil
lege
ul
Hi-llevue.
near
Omaha.'
Neb.,
wliirli
the
heir
of
Ihe
Henry
II.
Claike
eslnle
die
seeking
to
refrain.
There
is
an
enrollment,
in'
jul
Iwo
sliidenls
'both
frirl
for
a
f.ii'iilly
of
12
and
u
trustee
botml
of
;W.
The
sponsor
provided
the
land
for
"a
ollege
of
liberal
eduralion"
Scores
Government
and
Moves
an
treaty,
declaring
that
llironph
Australian
compelilion
the
tlan-
adiau
farmer
was
beinp
asked
to
pay
in
order
that
Ihe
paper
man
Amendment
to
Address
in
Parliament
OTTAWA.
Jan.
lo.
The
debate
on
Ihe
addres,
opened
yelerday
in
the
House
of
Oimmon
and
Uonervalies
brought
down
Ih'e
exoeeled
ainendnienl.
Hon.
Arthur
Meiirlieu
dealt
wilh
Ihe
speedt
fruni
Ihe
limine
In
delail.
lie
spoke
of
Hie
"un
savorv
i-miililion"
of
the
Liberals
in
recanl
lo
Thursday's
vole
Cotiscrvnlhes
would
wel.-ome
I'rojrressive
voles,
he
said,
"but
never
have
we
siifrgesled
dial
Ihe
principle
of
our
parly
were
siibjerl
lo
valuation
lo
secure
lheir
allegiance
or
Ihe
allcpianct
of
amour
else."
i
"
Mr.
Meivheii
eloil
with
a
re-
fretting
that
Ihe
speech
from
Ihe
Ho
Aiislraliiin
Ihrone
srae
no
indication
of
a
Large
Increase
in
Telephone
and
Light
Consumtrs
in
1925
Says
Utilities
Superintendent
A
-ordiiig
to
a
Miminary
made
by
J.
J.
Little,
iiperinlt'U-dt-nl
of
iitihtifrs
Ihere
hii
beeu
a
steady
inrrea-e
in
elerlrtc
i.,.i..
ui..t.ini..
on
u:iicr
ai-i-oiiiiN
(liirnitr
Ihe
lias!
vear.
Hlt-c-
(lll..
II
'VJ'llir
------
"
-
KJ
.
!
In.
light
.oiiiHMifi
at
the
tinl
u(
Ihe
t;ir
totuited
I7'.7
a
ottipaied
wilh
ajpruirnalely
I02O
at
the
end
of
VJi't.
The
j
lotii!
niimher
of
telepliones
in
use
on
Herember
3i,
1125.
were
'
f
io
ns
compared
w
ith
I3:J7
at
Ihe
end
of
the
preredins
year.
I
l'aid
water
i-nn'C
at
the
end
in
the
year
totalled
1070
hut
:
Ihe
actual
number
of
rotwimers
is
.
oit-iderahh
larger
liia-t
I
hi'
'
Iterator
s-'ine
.-erMccs
earry
as
tmany
a
.
or
:
.-..'isumers.
1
i
T'u'
tolul
lislit
ooiku-J
Hutu
inclii.h-
I-''"',
resulenees
uinl
;",a
pla.-.-s
of
biixini'.
thei
balance
heinsr
aeeoiniled
fur
in.
power
and
flat
rale,
some
or
which
an-
ei-
Urj..'
eonstiiners
Tl.-e
total
of
1
iTli
intruiiienti
j
represi-nleil
by
l-'70
telephone
(uliseribers.
The
phone-
in
use
pn
Iieeember
31
were
classified
as
follows:
Main
business
322
Main
residence
130
ii..
i..
lit
1
dii;
uum'
....
.
.
Parly
resilience
727
Kxtension
paones
..
..
I9'J
lltiriny
the
year
li25.
311
new
phones
were
installed.
.'Il
were
laken
out
and
there
were
21
1
V
steady
increase
year
by
year
from
t'.MO
i-
lo
he
noted
in
the
ufililie
consumers.
On
Hecem-
her
31.
mm.
there
were
317
telephone
siihscriliers
as
rom-pare.l
with
1
170
today.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
FOR
OBTAINING
MONEY
ON
WORTHLESS
CHECKS
JURY
UST
IS
EXHAUSTED
IN
COMBINE
TRIAL
Trial
Postponed
For
Week
In
Order
to
Summon
Thousand
More
Talesmen
V.VXCOUVKIt.
Jan.
lit.
-Failure
to
secure
mm
than
bpir
jurors
from
ihe
just
list
oi
j.u
name
caused
posliHuienieivJ,
for
a
week
or
of
Hie
me
i
trial
rial
ti
of
eleven
eleven
limiyiu
ltHliynluals.
fiorlrrWf
CORNER
CLUB
HEARS
leina.
bine.
The
trial
opened
yesterday
mornins
before
Mr.
JiNiice
l..
McHonalcl.
who
ordered
anulhcr
llimisand
(alrsini'u
sumniontNl.
It
rols
four
dollars
a
day
for
each
jiyor
called.
INTERESTING
LECTURE
Miss
Jessie
Rothwell
Spoke
La3t
Night
Before
Church
Organization
on
Honolulu
'
Trip
i
The
Corner
Club
of
the
U;itist
Chun-li
heard
an
Intfrestinir
il-
'
luslralol,
leeture
last
night
by
i
Mi-s
Jo-sie
llothwell
on
her
trip!
Iat
summer
lo
HoBoluhi.
There
was
a
large
attendance
and
the
lecture
was
much
appreciated.
Mrs.
Aljrie
Hunter
sang
two
so
los,
being
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Itolf
Walker.
P.
II.
Linzey
pre-
i.led
and
refreshments
were
served.
PREPARING
WAY
FOR
ELECTIONOF
PREMIER
Charles
MacDona'd
Resigns
In
Constltuentcy
of
Prince
.
Albert
OTTAWA.
Jan.
19.-
The
resignation
of
Chnrle
Maedonabl,
M.l.
for
Prince
Albert,
which
constituency
will
lie
contested
by
Premier
Maikeiusie
King,
wan
read
in
the
House
of
Common
yesterday
afternoon
by
Speaker
l.eniicux.
PROPOSING
BUNKERS
AT
VICTORIA
DOCKS
VICiOltlA.
Jan.
19.-
The
announced
intention
of
the
Mine
Tunnel
Line
to
Iriinsfijr
its
coal
ing
terminus
on
this
coast
from
I'nion-Hay
H
Seattle
i
but
another
strong
nrKuhienl
,
ili
favojr,
of
Ihe
establishment
'
or
coat
bunkers
at
this
port,
according
rri
I
HITA
U
1
DDAD:
to
advopales
or
the
bunker
plan
FELL
INTO
HARBOR
at
ogdeu
I'oini,
The
establishment
of
coal
hunkers
at
Victoria,
it
is
pointed
out.
would
obviate;
Hie
necessity
of
Hlue
Funnel
jfhips
'proceeding
to
Tnion
Hay
to
replenish
fuel
supplies
before
selling
out
on
the
return
voyage
lo
Ihe
Far
Fast.