MAYOR
NEWTON
FILES
PAPERS!
Enters
Mayoralty
Contest
For
Twelfth
Time
Nominations
Closo
on
Monday
Seville
Marm-au
Newfnn.
ul-li'li'
i.
-ix
tune
inor
of
Priwee
tlireii.
filed
paper
tin
morn
inv
A
nil
the
elly
olerk
for
h
twelfth
mayoralty
rontel.
Ill
)irtMer
l
V.
E.
Fthcr
and
lit
RiTomter,
J.
J.
Oiliu.
Paper
fur
!
-AM.
S,
P.
McMordie.
Mair
Newton's
oppo-urtii.
Hill
he
filed
uii
Monday
a
well
lbtf
for
candidate
In
fiil
five
vacancies
on
lh
alder-tnaitu-
linitrd.
Iwo
on
Ike
school
Im.i
I
anil
Iwo
on
the
Mte
eom-ini--i"ti
Nomination
will
he
received
up
in
i
clock
Monday
afternoon
ami
tin-
election
will
take
(dare
in
Thursday.
FLOODS
MEXICO
DESTROY
TOWNS
Two
to
Throe
Hundred
People
Said
to
Have
Perished
In
Nayarlt
State
MEXICO
CITY.
Jan
.0.--
Flood
condition
in
Ihe
slate
of
Nayari'.
are
Ihe
wnml
ever
experienced
Several
limn
are
reported
to
If
ielrnye
with
heay
of
life
N'OOAl.ljS.
Jan.
9.
Heporl
here
ilaee
the
niimher
an
a
re
Mill
of
the
Mexican
flood
al
from
Iwo
to
three
hundred.
Sesen
iltaxe
in
MayaiH
.-lale
have
lieen
icl
rnyel.
INFANT
SON
OF
DON
CORKER
IS
DEAD
IN
SOUTH
Word
had
heen
received
in
the
erly
or
Ihe
death
on
lieeemher
!
of
iMnovnii
Ainhrnne
Corker,
infunl
miii
or
Mi.
and
Mn.
Iom
Corker
wiio
fminerly
lived
ir.
l'rince
Itujiert
inul
who
nee
now
locuied
at
Jlcaver
Cove.
Vancouver
lulainl
LIFE
IMPRISONMENT"
VANCOUVER
MURDERER
OTTAWA.
Jan.
0.
An
order
in-Fuuneil
ha
been
paed
com
mnllne
(lie
iIcjiIIi
setilenee
lire
imnrlsoumenl
on
Harold
Herenlten.
convicted
or
murder
ing
a
fellow
seiinian
at
Yancou
ver
on
October
IR.
The
exren
'"'n
was
et
f
r
January
18.
Meiglit-u
iirotei.le.1
that
Ihe
ino-lion
win
made
without
notice.
Mi
Mcinlien
ihen
nnfl
an
aiiii'iiilinem
to
the
adroK
m
reply
In
the
fieeli
frsiii
Ihe
Ihrene
the
hufdjHt
if
wjitfth
atahnt
il.al
"in
Ihe
(Ate
eserol
ahctloii
oan-
ili.lale
tf
fjWiHeelleH'yV"-adH
fr:
l
wlfWe
Hi1at!ee
an
appeal
In
Ihe
rounlry
i.
made.
Mere
tlefealnl
In
a
law
majority
f
eotifttmiMMtei.
thai
nine
min-iiT
of
Ihe
Crown,
ineludina
the
I'remier.
were
uiIIhmH
ieali
nntl
nnler
ueh
ifeoiHtanee
are
not
ronipHetit
i
unl.
ami
Uirrr
etHjtiuwanre
in
oHi.
t
a
t
iotallon
of
the
nriiu
iili-
of
llriMh
eoflelitulional
Mr.
Meigben
i
imii-eonfideee
ameiiilioeiit
.Idiate
ran
on
well
iil
the
eemou
ami
wa
fina!!
aitjotirnetl
until
Mmolay.
Mi
Meijrhen
atKueti
that
the
ioern-menl
eould
not
ftiiietion
in
Par-
MOO'iil
imh'
Ihe
Prime
Min
uter
were
a
nMHiiher.
ir
pt-erumeiit
had
lle
ruht
to
funr-(n.
n
without
prune
minister.
the
dd
ia
wouhl
have
returned
Winn
a
governor
oould
ildre
Parliament
of
hin
own
risrhl
and
it'.l
mi
the
advice
nf
him
who,
ahove
all
nlhcr-,
i
rc-jiniiMhlr
to
Parliament
and
the
people.
Mr.
Meighen
alleged.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
II.C.
.SiUer
Imuwell
(ilndsliilie
llMneltnn
I..
A
I..
,.
Prtlnier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
tirf
lidel
..
lUifu
Maftnol
Hid.
Asked.
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fi
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An
a
reeognitiou
uf
hmg
and
faith
ful
service
jtiven
the
organi-lalntu,
l.inl?e
Valhalla
made
a
presentation
ia
nihl
to
(ho
eerelary,
John
Wyhhavn,
of
a
haiuliHime
et
oT
pipe
in
a
cae
together
with
an
engraved
pla'-'
with
the
text:
"To
John
lyhhai
with
Ihe
compliments
of
lOdvi
Valhalla,
.No.
57,
S.
F.
of
A."
The
presentation,
which
wa
made
hv
A.
Akerherg,
Uie
prefent,
eame
a
a
eomplele
surprise
to
Mr.
Iyh-
havn
who
replied
suitably.
Mr
liyhhavn
is
now
serviu?
j
Damage
In
That
Country
Estl
mated
at
Seventeen
and
Half
Million
Dollars
liis'sinn
twenty-seeonil
term
as
secret
ury
of
the
lode.
In
addition
lo
this
he
ha
heen
four
limes
preidcn:
ami
three
limes
di-lriel
president.
After
Ihe
lotlj-e
meeting,
rard
and
danriiip
were
enjoyed,
iiiiim-iit-iii
ftiiiii-licd
ti
Andrew
Nel-ou
on
the
arcordioti.
FRENCH
FLOODS.
ARE
SUBSIDING
1
1.
i
I
UUI
to
Include
all
Operating
Companies
In
Distribution
PROTEST
COLD
STORAGE
ci...
I,
I
r
'f.
,..
i
ii
V
Itee'i
last'
Stni'dge
plant.
He
mentioned
Ilia.'
a
?ood
deal
of
salmon
wn-exnn
'led
or
frozen
and
some
vva
.salted.
Other
companies
Ihan
those
eugagiNl
in
canuiuv
had
e
rislil
lo
some
f
Ihe
licensee.
In
order
not
to
discriminate
lapainsl
the
Colli
Storage
plan'.
PAHIS,
Jan.
1.
-hamape
lo
the;it.
W1P,
"
,.nnerv
wa,
elimm-
I.rtdg
ami
romln
m
the
vaHeys)S.
f
'lu,im,
wuirtl
of
the
H.r
Marne.
Meuse
ond.Ui
n,.-
ul,
ii,a
l.-,l
(Jise
which
lime
,ce
W
reckj
l;,
JI(Je
nttf
a
by
flooils
innndatiuif
thai
part
of
fw
m,rt
,
,
eswu.
France
is
estimated
a
17.
500.-
(IIM).
i
nnditii-ns
have
much
im
proved
this
morning
WELL
KNWSALMO'N
TROLLER
IS
DEAD
Late
John
Olund,
Resident
of
Lewis
Island,
Was
47
Years
of
Age
The
death
took
plaee
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Prince
Huperl
General
Hospital
of
John
Olund.
well
known
pioneer
sulmoii
Iroller
or
thi
dfs-trfot.
He
had
been
a
patient
in
the
hospital
for
two
month.
Ilnviiig
made
hi
residence
at
Lewi
Island,
decenseil
had
lived
in
Hit
district
for
many
year.
He
wax
a
native
of
Sweden
and
liis
age
was
17.
A
lter,
Mr.
Anna
HahL
re-hide
in
Vallejo.
California,
and
Instruction
were
receiveil
from
her
Mil
morning
to
hold
Ihe
funeral
locally.
Arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
II.C.
Undertaker
ami
interment
will
probably
lake
place
on'
Monday
afternoon.
Is
it
not
time
for
a
change!
for
Muvur
Nevvlon
bus
been
chier
magistrate
or
thi
cily
.
.i
.
.
.1
.
:
1
1,
l.
:
:
4
i
veins.
.re
tne
people
satiueu
who
in
smirrni
Is
hi
"slrong
follovving"
slill
going
lo
rule
Prince
Hupert
1
1
Ihal
"strong
following"
still
going
to
be
the
mam
voice
in
the
Police
Comiiilioti
?
Who
does
that
Vlroug
following"
consist
of?
Ate
you
going
lo
be
a
follower
uf
Mhyor
Newton
or
are
you
going
lt
vole
for
I'x-Ahlermaii
Me.Mordie,
who
will
curry
the
ofriec
with
dignity
unci
decision,
wilh
ciitiittion
sense
and
Nrm
judgment,
wilh
fear
of
none
and
fn,vor
for
none,
u
man
who
i
not
to
be
influenced
b
personal
friendships
iloe
faction
or
other
interests.
"
.
n
Prince
Huperl
not
had
enough
of
Newton?
Would
not
Ex-Aldermau
McMordie
well
fill
the.
office
or
mayor?
Is
it
nol
time
for
a
change?
CA.MPAKiN
GOM.MlTTKi:.
live.
It
vvus
jKiiUled
out
Ihal
so
important
a
resolution
should
not
he
sprung
im
the
meeting
without
I
borough
jConideral
ion.
It
i
undettood
that
tiie
matter
if
distribution
6f
license
i
now
under
consideration
al
Ottawa
and
this
influenced
Ihe
meeting
in
Tavor
or
immediate
action,
it
beiii'
fell
that
hardship
had
been
worked
again,
the
local
cannery.
HOCKEY
SCORES
F.iiiuonloii
0.
Sakaloou
a.
Victoria
0.
Vancouver
I.
3
TAXI
Boston
Grill
J
B
nnd
mdJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
nuiffiiori
at
unvi
mi.
!'-".
..
floor
for
hire.
.
.
I
"
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.
.
m
a
j
n
a
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1
i
niann
srtnwai
nniai
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i
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w.u
nTV.
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NEW
80Df
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8L
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PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
1
"lt)tb
1
1,
'
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI
NO.
7.
PH1NCK
Ml
"PHUT.
H.G..
SATl
HDAY,
JANTAHY
1),
120
YMteitUjr
ClreoUtlun,
HIT
sure!
Sales.
4
J
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
THE
POLITICAL
FIGHT
IS
ON
AT
OTTAWA
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ELECTS
OFFICERS
AND
HEARS
REPORT
OF
RETIRING
HEAD
Fight
is
on
at
Ottawa
Where
Vote
of
Censure
is
Moved
by
Opposition
Hon,
Ernest
Lapointe
gets
first
say
but
speaker
is
considering
whether
motion
of
confidence
is
in
order
OTTAWA,
Jan.
0.
A
motion
of
rotifjdeiicc
in
the
government
wa
moved
in
Hie
House
of
Common
eterdv
afternoon
following
Hi
reading
of
Ihe
speech
from
the
throne.
Hon.
Eruet
L.ipomte,
Government
House
leafier
in
lite
absence
of
Premier
Mil-
Kenxie
King,
read
the
motion
"thai
in
the
opinion
i
lln
I.um
in
m.
w
of
the
recent
general
elections,
the
gov-finiM'
i
wj-
jn-iiiieil
in
retaining
offiee
and
Mimmnniiig
pr-'i.-ment
tin
J
(he
government
relnin
offiee
tinles
denied
by
a
:,ftr
,
-qiv.
..lent
l
uvute
of
want
of
confidence."
"
;
Speaker
Leitllctix
deferred
un
it
it
Monday
giving
a
ruling
on
j
whether
Hie
motion
was
in
under
'
r
mil,
when
Hon.
Arthur
JOHN
DYBHAVN
JAP
LICENSES
OLOF
HANSON
IS
SURPRISED!
AND
CANNERIES
HEADS
BOARD
Lodge
Valhalla
Made
Presenta-.
Department
of
Fisheries
Asked
Officers
for
Local
Organization
tlon
to
Him
Last
Night
In
Recognition
of
Faithful
Service
j
Oluf
Hanson
is
Ihe
new
president
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade,
holh
lite
i
iir
nvaiu
in
iruur
u
ujr
"""'(.fjj
nuai
meeiiii?
uisi
niui
passed
aj
resolulion
which
has
been
lele-ra
Ilied
lo
I
lie
uiinister
of
marine
ami
fisheries'
and
&Uo
U.
Fred
J!crk
a-iiM
Ihal
"so
Ions
as
Japanese
jjeet,e-
are
i..iicd
all
eompaiiles
operating
in
Itis-
trici
2
should
he
includeij
in
Iheifjjjujj
uisirinuiion
in
me
same.
The
parsing
of
the
resolution
followetl
a
good
deal
of
diseus-
in
which
il
was
explained
the
Sonienille
rannery
in
this
city
was
last
year
unatde
lo
gel
any
of
the
licenses
allotted
to
il.
whereas;
canneries'
winch
were
closed
were
al'
lo
Use
Licenses
and
iwirk
llieir
fish
a!
other
canneries.
Cold
Storage
Position
J.
V.
XiehuUe,
on
thair
of
the
Cold
Storage
Company,
stated
that
while.
Uietr
eaimerx.
La.
I
been
ck-c,l.
IhhJlsh
tfugjij,jiad
HoTI
Chosen
at
Annual
Meeting
Last
Night
and
V.
O.
Fulton,
viee-presi-
ieing
elected
without
op
position
al
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
the
Hoard
in
the
Council
Chamher
lat
evening.
The
full
lis
of
officer
follows:
President,
Olof
Hanson.
Vice-President.
V.
O.
Fullon.
Secretary-treasurer,
A.
llrooks-
Exeeulie
council
:
Lionel
Hollliy.
II.
C
Pater-on,
Oeqrve
Hry-anl,
If.
F.
Pullen,
J.
L,
Chri-lie,
i.
V.
Nicker.iim,
Iougia
.lork.
F.
(..
liawson.
U.
Thomson.
T.
MeMeekin,
P.
M.
Hay.
jOeorfie
Arnold,
S.
K.
lUtmphell,
J.
Uybhavn.
M.
P.
MrCalTery.
DEAF
PUPILS
HEAR
RADIO
,Able
to
DITferentlate
Vibrations
Caused
by
Voloe
and
Mus'cal
Instruments
COIUiOVA,
Jan.
i.
lliiilding
a
siicceful
iructice,
the
only
medical
knowledge
lie
had
was
what
he
gained
in
Board
of
Trade
Annual
Report
Made
by
President
Nickerson
is
.Optimistic
as
to
Future
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Pnnce
Huperl
Hoard
of
Trade
held
lat
evening,
the
retiring
presidenL
George
W.
Ni'
kerson;
gave,
a
review
of
the
year"?
work
and
an
optimistic
prophesy
for
the
future
wild
a
number
of
recommendations
in
regard
lo
work
that
should
be
carried
on
as
follows:
(ieutlemeii:
In
presenting
this,
the
1
7th
annual
report
of
tfits
board,
it
h
gratifying
to
note
that
during
the
past
year.
Canada
seems
to
iave
turned
the
corner
and
isl
s
:ow
on
the
road
io
prosperity:)
i
ml
unless
we
meet
wilh
uufor-)
een
reverses
should
continue
upon
an
unbroken
period
of
na-
lional
development,
in
which
event,
we
have
every
reason
t
believe
that
Prince
Hupert
will
participate,
providing
it
citizens
have
faith
and
do
their
share
towards
the
developing
or
our
natural
resources.
Canada
today
lias
a
balance
of
trade
in
her
favor
of
3G0,0tl.-I0:
this
is
an
inrrease
of
I0.-OOO.Ono
over
lit.
Our
wheat
crop
in
dollars
and
rents
lia-
heen
the
greatest
we
have
ever
enjoyed.
Return
from
mining
in
Iiritish
Columbia
have
in
creased
by
!3,0bu.000,
giving
It
a
total
return
irom
mis
source
Udi,ii
l&0(iUurfiauug4B
duslry
a
a
whole
has
showi,
sreater
return
than
that
of
lt2t.
I
rejtret
to
reptrl
how
ever
that
our
halibut
rishin?,
on
viviiii
vfii
I....
.
which
j'nnce
nuperi
reues
io-
.aurw
a-asa
muss.
v
.
i
cliil.iien
dear
finee
birth
lat
i"nriiwi
ource
o.
revenue.
night
hie
the
first
time
were!1'5"'
no1
',te,,
a"
iueralive
for
bv
by
vibration
vibralmns
of
lhel,,ur
fhermeii
a
was
that
of
reached
voice
and
musical
instruments
over
the
radio
with
sufficient
separation
of
the
sound
to
enable
(hem
lo
differentiate
the
vmralioii.
1
lie
etiildren
are
pupils
of
Ihe
school
for
the
deaf
and
blmd.
CALIFORNIA
BANK
LOST
20,000
DOLLARS
TO
FOUR
BANDITS
OAKLAMt.
Jan.
.
Four
men
blew
the
saTe
or
the
First
National
Hank
at
Plcasantnu
late
on
Friday
and
escaped
with
920.-000
after
binding
three
employ
ees
and
one
customer
of
Ihej
hank.
Wonderful
Tale
of
Stolen
Identity
by
Man
Who
Posed
as
a
Physician
in
Alaskan
Town1!
lit?
I.
Ihe
principal
cause
ol
this
was
the
low
price
paid
for
fish.
II
is
my
opinion
that
our
fishermen
would
obtain
belief
returns
tor
their
product,
it
they
were
not
compelled
to
compete
with
the
American
fish
sold
al
this
oi'l,
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
thi
discrimination
will
shortly
le
removed.
Northern
B.C.
.Virlhern
liriti-li
Columbia
a
a
whole
is
making
progress
iui'
jnol
as
fast
as
we
had
expected.
'or
would
like
o
see:
this
is
par
ticularly
true
of
the
interior,
a
ion
account
of
the
lack
of
tiiar-Ikels
Ihe
fanner
have,
lit!l
.courage
lo
increase
their
pro
duction;
potatoes
being
about
the
'inly
product
that
Ihey
can
readily
dispose
if.
Here
I
wih
lo
express
my
disappointment
over
the
failure
of
the
C.O.M.M.
lo
give
u
a
rate
on
hay
from
here
to
Stewart,
that
would
allow
t
tie
farmer
of
Ihe
interior
to
reach
that
market
in
competi-
ion
with
those
or
the
south.
It
ill
probably
surprise
some
of
you
to
learn
that
the
freight
on
bay
from
here
to
Stewart
is
SI0
as
apainl
?I2
from
Vancouver,
t
lie
penitentiary
hospital.
matt
aid
lo
be
Arthur
Webb,
ttlleged;tiotwilhtauding
that
the
distance
i.
..
i..
i..
I
II...-'
.
:.
I
i:i..
:
.
11...
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!:
.
..
i
i
il
io
nave
iwiic
sioien
ainiioci
s
luriuiix,
is
mr
seeuiui
limit
ar-ji
aiuiosi
uirve
nines
a
jirri.
rested
within
two
mouth
in
llu
eelion
of
Alaska
while
iHingThi
board
ha
repeatedly
J
as
u
physician.
Webb
i
held
ut
Kodiak
on
telegraph
advices
brought
this
to
the
attention
oft
from
the
sheriff
at
beat
tie.
'the
head
of
the
freight
depart
Arthur
Webb
i
alleged
to
have
broken
jail
in
Okaiiusau.lment
of
the
c.N.11.
and
the
C.
G
Wuhington,
iu
lltll).
where
lie
is
abeged
lo
liave
stolen
Masonb
credential
from'
Itnbert
John-j--
.
.
:
.
.
.
stone
of
ltritish
Columbia,
then
jione
lo
Juneau,
where
be
a-j
stimed
Joliiistone'
name.
While
J
visiting
a
brother
Mason
Ihe
re-1
port
says
he
stole
a
government
j
check
and
fled
lo
Cordova.
There
he
cashed
the
stolen
check
and
departed,
lie
wa
arrested
in
Club,
brought
to
Valdez
and
sentenced
lo
seven
years
in
Ihe
pen-ileutlary.
The
man
was
released
lat
August
on
good
behavior.
He
Ihen
stole
a
doelur's
surgical
outfit,
went
to
Kodiak,
posed
as
Dr.
E.
A.
MacOibbon
and
introduced
himself
ns
a
former
surgeon
of
the
Canadian
Paciflo
Hailway.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
:0;-
continued
on
page
two1
Mortgage
on
Mayoralty
Mayur
Nevvlon
states
that
he
is
not
"in
any
sense
delirious
of
unduly
monopolising
the
City's
chief
executive
position."
The
fact
tliat
he
lias
been
six
limes
mayor
of
Prince
Hupert
und
on
five
oilier
occasions
ran
but
wu
defeated,
does
not
coincide
with
Hie
statement
he
now
nrukes.
Much
Hie
contrary
seems
lo
be
the
case.
Is
Mayur
Newton's
mortgage
on
the
Chief
Magistrate's
chair
or
Ibis
cily
golug
to
continue
6r
will
it
be
broken
with
the
election
of
Kx-Aldenuuii
McMordie?
Is
there
any
good
reason
why
Mayor
Newton
should
continue
indefinitely
iti
ofrice?
Does
he
possess
exclusive
qualifications
lo
be
mayor
of
this
city?
The
electors
will
decide
next
Thursday.
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
MUCH
GRAIN
IN
STORAGE
ONPRAIRIES
Nearly
Twenty
Million
Bushels
on
Canadian
National
Lines
Yet
to
go
to
Seaboard
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
'.
There
in
still
iy.iWH.ooo
bushel,
0r
grain
retried
iu
storage
on
Canadian
National
line
at
prairie
points
as
against
1
1,65
t.OOO
bushel
at
thi
lime
Ja
jear.
The
all-rail
movement
of
jiraln
Irom
the
heatrria-kes!fsohtinutny
at
the
rate
of
about
50
cars
daily
and
government
elevators
at
Edmonton
and
Saskatoon
as
well
as
the
elevator
at
Transcona
are
being
used
for-istorage
and
other
purpose.
Deliveries
to
Vancouver
have
shown
tremeudou
grains.
Since
the
beginning,
jfr
the,
jmp
year
a
total
or
9.5
it
enrs
have
been
delivered
at
that
port
over
Cana-n
diaii
National
lines
a
asrain.st
I,-';
1)72
up
l
thi
date
last
year.
"
Total
loading
m
C.N.R.
lilies!
Ibis
crop
.year
to
dale
have"
aniouuled
iu
I5.O00.000
bushels,
',
a
ajrainst
2,O00,000
bushels;'
lat
year.
FLIRTING
WIFE
I
9
CAUSES
MURDER
Man
KIls
Spouse
and
Three
Children
and
Then
Ends
Own
Lire
NEW
YoHK,
Jan.
9.
Because
lie
caupht
hi
wife
flirting
with
another
,man,
Tom
King,
young
etiatTeur,
killed
hi
wife
and
three
children,
the
latter
raugtn
in
a-fe
from
one
lo
live
years,
wilh
a
baef)all
bat
uhicfc
had
been
given
to
the
eldest
chil
by
il
mother
at
Christmas.
The
man
t
lien
committed
suicide.
SHIPPING
MAN
SHOT
HIMSELF
AT
SEATTLE
SEATTLE.
Jan.
tt.
Robert
M.
Lawrence,
assistant
purchasing
agent
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Company,
shot
himself
here
BIRTHS
A
son
was
born
at
the
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
on
January
9
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby,
Fourth
Avenue
East.
A
son
wa
born
on
January
8
at
the
Prince
Hupert.
General
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Prince,
Atlin
Avenue,
k
NATIONAL
DEBT.
OTTAWA.
Jan.
It.
The
National
debt
on
December
31
was
f2.rn.74tf.030.
which
is
twenty
million-
Irs
than
It
was
a
year
g.