25
VOI
XVI.,
NO.
l.
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Pro
5
'
Battleground
Says
Speaker
FARMERS
WANT
PACIFIC
Vl
T'HtlA.
Jan.
12.
Aiblrr.s-
jftn-
!.
ii
ioi
ta
chamber
of
coin-
Iiih
i.
.
A.
Walker
of
lUlmon-
ROoti.
(
in-
r
member
of
the
A-ikiM'i'a
l.'-K'liluri,
aokeil
if
tt
ul,
i
i
ii-aanii.-ttilv
rtiiffleti
i'na
in-
!;
wl
hail
inilh'.ii(
m-
;r
-''!
m
iiiiiiiiMint
al
Hie
lieail
iff
"i'
l
ik-
HouM
w
oftlieir
lw.iv
'
1
'
-.n.l
lmin
wiwilwttiil.
U
i
ool
Hiat
falern
deal-
-
ii.i-t
i.ai.l
Iniiher
prte
Hian
rr,
(n
!.i:-.
The
ireai
lflweeii
t
n
.1
trark
rre.
usually
3ti
'
'r
j
to
o
or
fl
riiit
II
-n
i
i
l
liwn
Mierifirml
by
I
K
'll
in
in,
!.
in
n
tainpalfrn
lo
wlit-nl.
AlbertH
was
the
,-tlt
I,
u-i-iiiinil.
u
it
WM
ii.i!
tii'iinier
Hie
I'aelfie
.
ct
i-.-ted
to
ib
nw.
Tin
imiiric
farmer
nw
nnl
n-
',,
(!
tiveloimenl
of
Hie
a;
nia
ki'l
lo
iin
i-nt
a
reluri'
U
niiiino
a
iluinmatioii.
)ahl
M
NVMlk.r.
Ttie
sneaker
nnMilmnel
thai
li
i
aiiHilnm
Natknnl
Hallway
v.
j-
nli...rbin
I3
a
r
from
!
ri
Mann
to
Yaneour
nil.
I
Hie
'.
iiici
.ibjecteil
lo
oaytiwr
Hie
via
.
.
ft
bunliel
invoSxetl.
He
i
li,.i.hr-i.
l
that
ureal
lliintre
vtr:,,
olnml
Tor
Hie
I'arifb"
eoa-l.
t
-ie,
uiiiv
when
Hie
I'eace
lllxrr
...
1
1
ry
win
opened
up.
CHANGES
MADE
BEERPARLORS
Tobacco
May
be
Sold
There
It
Is
Said
Under
Latest
vj:nt
vr.ll.
Jan.
IS.
H-
movnl
of
I
be
ban
on
ibe
Kle
of
(nimi
i
ii
m
lner
narlori
""'I
Illinium
of
the
life
or
any
mtil-cul
iiinlniinenl.
iuculiiijr
rail'io.
in
I
i,i
plalililimenl!.
fealure
iim
n.-tt
'i-fiulnllniiM
which
liave
lipfn
ifHiled
iiiioii
by
Oimnils
KiniiPr
imvidMin.
it
1i
learned
hero.
.
BIRTH.
A
daughter
wan
born
on
January
10
al
the
J'rince
lluperl
Clrr-eral
Hopiln1
In
Mr.
and
Mr.
lark
Ilonil,
217
Sevenlh
Aeiiue
Premier
KhisIkiuII
ihj!
loel
In
nle
ortr
tkl..
FIRST
PARTY
TO
b
al
by
IIihi.
Luclen
t'-minoV
ulirilor
ceMeral.
ami
Hon.
I"..
M.
Melioii
abi.
minuter
of
lefeiiflr.
aiu'irl-
isl
Hi
smeriiinent
elkMi
inier
Ike
.'If
I
on.
rlmi.
n
it
v
a
t
itiil
itulioiiHl
lie
trillion
l"-
eirMl
I
In
Mi'ijjhei-
amentlnieiil
xa
.
nii-!l'ptiml
ami
if
i.lo
.l.
il
wixil
i
orin?
polilM
iil
rlirti
in
On
la
llfiin
tioiirit-i.
Hie
Ifiob-r
of
Hie
linn.
Imletit'HibMii
Liberal
kTollp.
riMt;,iHlr
till'
llfTiall"
till
aftrii"oii.
CASSIAR
REGION
Bob
Martin
Was
Passenger
on
Princess
Mary
Yesterday
Afternoon
Enroute
to
Palmer
Creek
On
ItN
wiy
lo
Allin
from
whieli
oinr
lie
will
lead
the
fird
miiiiii?
exlitioM
or
Hi
year
int..
Hir
lefe
Lake
country.
It.
W.
("t'oiir-FiiiHer"
Hob
Martin
aboard
Hi'
uu)
a
nan-etiaer
iiwi.f...
Miirv
vpntenlay
afb-r-
noon
affttiniwiii"d
')'
Hi
fee
men
Mr.
Martin
ie
one
of
Hie
besl
known
niinliiB
men
in
Hie
pro-
i
i
off
and
bni
operated
exten
sively
in
Hie
Slewait
dMtnri.
I..-
hi.i
van
In
re
there
bavin.
i.f....
ii,i
Vielurtn
Mine
Ltd.
Mr
Mnrltn
own
nlnahic
i
lHim
on
l'alnwr
tlreek
and
il
i
iii
in
lenHon
lo
inuh
over
tli
jr..
from
Allin
lo
that
point
a
.n-i
...f
nf
miiilhiiu;
like
200
il..
iilnn
lo
lay
out
program
of
bydraulickine
work
which
will
be
prorertien
wnn
m
the
sprlrur.
The
only
HiiiiK
inai
wus
wur
.vine-
Mr
Martin
when
secn
ye
imviiii
iifiiTiiiiHti
v,i
thai
ine
i.
li.l
"weather
thai
hns
been
pre
...ninir
in
iln
north
may
inler-
"
"
.
,
r..i-n
wiiii
hi.
nliins
of
selllni!
in
In
the
Caviar
difrlrl
no
rnpldly
he
bail
atilicipaleit.
m.i
n.
V.
l'i'rry
dialr
Hint
n
tnr
n.
made
in
eonneciion
with
Hie
reeorilinp
of
his
nouiin
..H..M
nmiKm
nl
IheCily
Hall
yes
lenlav.
Whereas
lil
profession
......
ni..i
"hrhlse
departmcnl
"i"
.
-.
.
,
,.
niiiiinffcr
H
snmii'i
"
hridup
and
building
ilepartmenl
c.n
n."
Above
.
.tii
otiir.or
:vs
of
f:iin.ida's
firl
arlilirial
ire
i
nrling
rink,
on
Huron
Street.
ToM.nb-
I.
i(.
s
te.o-
Montrei'l.
IlelroiL
(iall
and
llaniiiton
were
nveiit
at
I
he
rv-renl
oi'ri.
tit!
ooeinng
There
are
live
nerrc
I
fliei-t
ul
o
e
whi.
h.
even
mi
wai
ni
day.
-.in
be
ke.t
keen
,s
m,
zero
wf'iitlier.
EXTREME
COLO
IN
RUSSIA
TODAY
IS
CAUSE
OF
DEATHS
LK.M.NtHLMI,
Jan.
ti.
TliU
Mly
and
rouolry
uttr-ruundinp
it
arc
exK"-ienrtuK
Uie
e
o
1
d
I
weathrr
that
lm
Iweii
ex-IHiAcekl'
Ut
tn
U
yer.
Hie
IHerinMneler
fjrlterlwr
"i?
deferfe-.
Ie-bivvlifro.
Many
htoim
itrr
HTilonB
in
I
In-
Kiib-urbn
of
Ho'
n!y.
DR.VYE
GOES
GRAIN
MAY
COME
SOON
O.
Watson,
Grain
Inspector,
Arrives
In
City
to
Assumo
Duties
J.
Q.
Glossop,
superinten
dent
of
the
local
elevator,
staled
this
morning
that
there
.
i
tray
be
notice
at
any
lime
oi
grain
coming
Into
the
plant,
a
number
of
enquiries
nave
neon
received
as
to
when
the
elevator
will
be
ready
to
ship
grain
and
the
answer
is
being
sent
out
that
the
plant
will
be
In
a
position
both
to
receive
ana
ship
by
January
15.
Q.
Watson,
who
will
be
attached
to
the
elevator
staff
here
as
grain
Inspector,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Winnipeg
yesterday.
,Hls
family
will
follow
later.
JAIL
FOR
YEAR
Appeal
Falls
and
he
Enters
Gov
ernment
Institution
For
Illegal
Act
VltrnilHA.
Jan.
12.
-Failing
lo
secure
an
anneal
before
the
Supit'iiie
iVuirt
of
ttn;yla
from
a
conviction
','
mivnijf
i'i""w'
i
an
illeval
oiterition.
Dr.
J.
r.
VyO
was
taken
into
cusliwly
la.sl
tibahl
by
Hie
provincial
police,
and
removed
to
I
he
mainland
lo
enter
on
Hie
one
year
imprison
ment
trrm
imposed
by
the
conn.
ANNANDALE
MAYOR
NEW
WESTMINSTER
i:W
WKSTMINSTKIt.
Jan.
12.
-
Mayor
T.
S.
Annartdalc
wns
yesterday
re-elcctC)l
mayor
by
arctatttntiott.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lllNCi;
HLPKHT.
H.li,
TLESUAY.
JAM
WHY
12.
1M20.
British
Columbia
Paper
Mills
ViliTiliy'
ClrruUtlmi,
Included
in
Big
Deal
by
Which-Many
Properties
Amalgamated
WW
YOllK
Jan.
12.
Heorauniz-itioii
ol
the
Crown
Wil-
t
..ii..
i
......
I'j.iii,.
..iv
nhirli
i-i.n'iiiU
the
l'ai'ifte
Mill
at
lillllll
U"
I
..
'
........
-
Ocean
Kail-,
and
'
wlneh
wa
eiiii-offieially
iimiUiieeL-
Mime
line
ii
go.
wa
offbially
Hiiiionneefl
elerdH
!iy
a
Wall
Slreel
aukinjr
group.
The
new
eotniwHy
will
be
Hie
I
argot
p.ier
eoiieern
on
he
Paeifir
(Uty.
the"
rapilatizHtion
being
appntxinialely
.".",-
..
.
..
.l.i...
I
I
I
!.'..!!
HMI.dlMI.
I
he
rijei-tir-
imoiveu
inriiine
jmmiii
:ii
ui
tuh
i
un-nid
I'ovveM
lliver
in
Hritili
tdnnibiii
and
I
he
obb
r
plant
in
Wa-liinglon
and
Oregon.
II
alo
iin
linli
s
ITo.ndfi
a.-re
o!
'iniber
lands.
.1INISTER
EXPECTED
Af
fl
A1V1
ATlONfs
DDiur
TniinDDnnr
"vvim.u.iw.,u
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Left
Vancou
ver
Last
Night
For
Prlnco
Rupert
llun.
T.
H.
I'attullo
left
Vau-
eoiiM-r
lnl
niijlil
OA
the
steamer
I'linef
Ituperl
for
thin
city
on
leparl
mental
business.
While
here
he
will
address
the
llotary
Hid.
Asketl.
Wheal
I.5UH
ll.f..
Silver
1.73
1.75
Daly
Alaska
.15
Duiiwell
..
1.53
1
.00
(lladsbatte
.3t
..Hi
llaiellon
,oo!li
'
I..
A
I
.13
94
.11
Premier
if.so
2.25
Pniter-I.laho
I3i
.15
Silver
f.i
est
'.
I
t
Surf
I
Die'
.011
.01!
IL.
1MM
rLAlfiJ
Sliteen
Mayors
and
Reeves
Re
turned
Without
Opposition
In
B.C.
Yesterday
YAMIIH
VKU.
Jan.
12.
Six
teen
mayors
and
nine
reeves
in
various
cities
ami
municipalities
Iiih
and
will
meet
commillees
of
H
hrooh"it
the
province
were
re
lite
Hoard
of
Trade
nnd
others
in
connection
with
the
ndmunslrn-lion
or
governmental
affair:)
1
in
Ins
con!itU"!iey.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
lorneil
by
acclamation
through-
mil
Hrilish
Colombia
yestonlay
Two
new
candidates,
Mayer
J.
11
Ashwell
or
Chilliwack
anil
J.
W.
McKetuie
of
Conrlcnay.
were
re
turned
unopposed.
Nominations
are
for
balloting
which
lakes
place
this
weftk.
cHi.es.
on
Thursday
and
lmmiei-
pvililies
on
Satunlay.
.except
cities
like
Vancouver
and
Vic
loria
which
are
governed
under
n
Htioeial
rbarler.
A
number
of
women
nrp
conle.linK
spats
Oil
various
ehoolboards.
Olicr
Hesner.
who
has
,en
sonlli
on
a
inisine.s
I
rip.
reiurn
cd
!
Hie
citv
on
the
I'fir.ces-i
Mrv
vsleiilav
aflernnou.
McMor
die's
Election
Assured
r.-.ld.
Me.Monlie
i
giiuiiigr
support
a
niaynniUy
raiuliilale
in
ninny
uuexpecleil
ipiarlors.
People
who
slnle
(hey
have
votetl
coitsislenlly
for
.Mayor
Newlmi
in
Hie
past,
now
say
lliey
cnunol
see
llieir
way
clear
lo
do
so
ngniu.
After
so
many
y&irs
of
Newlou
adiiiinilrulion.
I
hey
fee!
Dial
firm
and
lmsihcs.jke
coiuhicl
of
city
nf
fairs
is
do-siriildc.
This
itUJlmlo
of
mind
is
lo
be
round
everywhere
in
Hie
oily.
II
will
ttssiire
Uie
clot-lion
or
K-Ald.
McMonlre
on
Thursday.'
Hundreds
or
Mayor
Newlon's
tml
supporters
ore
rallying
under
I
ho
MeMonlie
banner
which
situnls
Tor
reform
and
good
judgment
in
civic
nilininistrnlion.
C.AMI.l(iN
CO.MMITTKK.
Stre-l
Silri
ill
?Jti,ro3..
t
Tax
Ley.
Im-al
mi-
ii-nveiii"iiii
81MM(.13
Penalties,
r
u
r
r
e
n
I
taxes
.SI0.I3
I'eiiallii-.
local
imp.
;.5j.i'.
Int.
on
arrears
4.i"5.tH
Do?
taxes
IW2.00
Poll
taxes
5.100.00
Government
Oranls
Teachers
salaries
1
5.3
1
1.
HI
Liquor
profits
U.flSH.l'H
Pari
Mutual
taxes
Motor
Hcen.es
',
General
ISuiblin?
jiermils,
etc.
Ili?h
School
fees....:...
Police
fine.
Trade
licenses
Murial
iefmits
Interest
receiver
less
paid
-
Sold
tci'W
Hotfsmg
int.
-etc
lifgrrlept.
S
rnnt-
ins
Tax
sate
costs
...
Sundry
reeeijt!..
I.CKl.lsO
i,
1
00.
Ill
337.50
t..82.00
.i22.r0
85.
05
Expenditure
Kxiendiluri'
er
deparlmeiii
was
as
fnl
low:
General
ailinbiislraii.
J(i,017.fi9
Miscellaneous,
inter-
(.L
ele
185.1005
Knitieer's
ilepl
2.021.13
hire
dei.l
15,130.71
Health
dept
15,175.10
Public
schools
73.240.10
Sewers
.
3,3711.1
It
Public
Works
30.820.l(i
Police
l5.yG3.3G
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BACKS
UP
LABOR
FOR
CLEAN
CITY
At
the
regular
evening
service
ItapHst
Church
a
lion
moved
by
11.
icy
Sunday
or
the
l.in-
aml
seconded
by
Dr.
Kyolfson
was
earned
unt-tnously
as
follows:
"Hesolved
thai
I
lie
Hap-tisl
Church
of
Prince
Rupert
llmls
itself
in
i-.niiplele
ynipalhy
wiHi
the
resolution
passed
by
tin-
Trades
iv
Labor
Council
ivgnrd-iiia
illegal
prac!n-.s
and
vice
conditions
in
ur
city
nnd
desire
lo
place
themselves
on
record
as
wholeheartedly
supporting
said
t-e.-ilution."
Boston
Grill
Large
lpsta;r
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
OTTAWA
IS
DISCUSSING
RIGHT
TO
GOVERN
BIG
AMALGAMATION
OF
PAPER
MILLS
INCLUDES
THOSE
IN
THIS
PROVINCE
Position
of
Government
Subject
of
Discussion
During
Ottawa
Debah
Two
Progressives
deliver
"wabbly"
speeches
without
committing
themselves
to
any
line
of
action
OTTAWA,
Jan.
12.
A.
II.
Carmich.wl,
Prngre-sive.
oi
IK
iult'1
-in
opened
(lie
debate
veslerday
on
I
lie
amendment
oi
i;
on
.iniiiU'iH
f
in
Hie
government
introduced
liy
lion.
Ar
hn
:.f
alu'ii.
.iihl
h!
Hit
coiirlii-iou
of
hi
speech
Hie
Progressive
:;r
!im
t
iefi
tin1
lluu-e
in
mystery
n
In
In-
viowtioiiit
He
ioii-
;
-C(I
In
v
i-
between
Hit'
deep
en
nnd
an
Uitliv
icril
'with
an
.
j
.
.
...
..
i
i.....
i...
tc
ir
V
iint'.
lie
oioiigui
urfoiervuiivc
Hppituir
wnco
w
t
tie
frtl
Mm
(IfUMl
oi
I
lie
11011-coiiiHJiMirr
aineiinmcut
wimm
flic
uon'iog
Hie
will
't
the
people,
vxpre-a-ml
at
Hie
niII
and
DIFFICULTY
OF
GETTING
GRAIN
voting
trunijutfM-!
in
a
defeated
rov
eminent.
Holh
hr
aud
T.
W.
Hlnl.
Pnvresnive
of
NImiii,
Mal-ih
Hit)
won
tl
vole
fur
II"-
party
which
iSH'
u
frank
!;J
honest
i-vnre
smoii
of
itit
nottcie.
L--
-
!iip
of
I'-aljmry.
hmibnI
the
...
f
i
uum
tint
Sanrft
ll.ni..
ili.nl
llii.
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.
Income
and
Expenditure
of
City
is
Outlined
in
Report
of
City
Treasurer
Just
Issued
According
In
it
preliminary
state
nieut
i-..-tied
by
City
Treas-i
l.
j.
Muthc.on
of
the
revenue
and
expenditure
aiiumil
ul
lie
ily
n-r
Hie
year
U2.
exclusive
of
utilities,
a
surplus
on
the
.cms
ope;
iifm
of
-$0,477.
X5
is
.hown.
1
he
total
iiieoiiie
of
tc
,!
wj-
s:S0.r;tt5.
14
ami
expenditure.
?3S0.(ij8.2l.
lit
wiiiir
w.is
accounted
for
as
follows;
Tax
I.cv.
general,
etc.
SIX
VICTIMS
A
MURDERERS
TO
HANG
THURSDAY
Baker
and
Sowash
Must
Pa
Supreme
Penalty
for
Murder
of
Capt.
Glllis
OTTAWA,
Jan.
12.
After
re
viewing
the
Heryl
O.
hijacking
ease.
Hh
eabuict
deotded
that
Owen
Haker
and
Harry
Sowash
must
pay
I
he
supreme
penally
al
Okalla
on
Thursday
for
p.ir-tici(alion
in
the
murder
of
Captain
fiillis.
The
sentence
of
death
on
("hnrles
Morris,
who
was
eo'n-ileniueil
lo
be
hanged
on
the
same
day.
has
been
commuted
to
life
imp:
i-,rnnienf
.
FIRE
IN
EAST
Children
of
Mrs.
Tinguay
of
Clarketown
Met
Death
When
Residence
Burned
OTTAWA.
.Jan.
12.
Trapped
in
a
blinding
smoke
Mrs.
W.
K.
Sararen,
23
years
of
age,
three
younger
sislcrs
and
two
brothers.
all
children
or
Mrs.
Albert
lan-Kiiay
were
burned
In
death
when
fire
des!
toyed
the
home
al
Clarkstowti
early
this
morning.
Mr.
Tah-'uuy
anil
a
vf'tr
named
Kelly,
cousin
of
lite
six
C70.778youug
victims,
were-badly
burned
and
-Injured,
while
Mrs.
Iati-
l.yoo.00
jruay's
daughter,
Ihnrt.
--
3.000.00
1
2.
U0.il
1.
1155.
it
escaped
un-
MANY
BANDITS
MEXICO
KILLED
Loot
Taken
on
Train
Ha3
3
pen
Recovered:
Troops
Hunting
Outlaws
VIirroiUA.
Jan.
12-
An
un-
:
known
number
of
bandits,
who
i
massaereil
pasen?ers
and
their
J
guards
on
the
train
between
;
(fuadalajara
and
here
has
been
killeil
in
a
fijHiH
wilh
feileral
-
troops.
Kighl
ojhers
who
were
J
capl'ireil
were
imincilialely
ex-
ecuted.
All
the
loot
secured
by
i
the
bandits
was
recovered.
Four
thousand;
picked
troops
have
heen
sent
to
hunt
bandit
with
orders
lo
kill
or
capture
them
or
in
the
alternative
face
disgrace.
LINERS
BUNKER
SEATTLE
NOW
Drop
Union
Bay
as
Coaling
Port
and
Will
Save
Time
by
Going
Elsewhere
YICTOIUA.
Jan.
12.--The
Hlue
Funnel
liners
dropped
t'nion
Hay
as
a
coaling
port,
which
il
has
used
for
Hie
pat
33
years,
in
favor
of
Seattle,
where
the
vessels
can
Ik
bunkered
quicker.
This
means
a
toss
to
the
island
mines
or
approximately
Ml0,-000
annually.
I'll
ion
Hay
is
the
shipping
port
for
(he
r.omox
mines
operated
by
ithe
Canadian
f'olliers
Ltd..
for-jtnerlv
the
Dnnsmuif
mines.
ORIENTAL
MARKET
FOR
GRAIN
BETTER
THAN
OTHER
YEARS
VAXCOl'VEH.
Jan
!'
II
is
estimated
(hat
sixty
per
renl
or
the
grain
being
Mopped
from
Hie
port
of
Vancouver
this
year
will
go
to
the
Orlenl,
most
of
the
remainder
goinsr
through
Hie
Panama
Canal
to
firealiHrHain
and
Ireland.
u
hopedMhal
by
Hie
end
of
Hie
season
the
total
shipment
will
aggregate
70,000.000
bushels