25
TAXI
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Ol.
XVI
NO,
23.
VANCOl
Vt.lt.-
Jan.
28.
An
:r
in
lo'uaii
to'
lilt
tin
.,
r
Hrrttsh
Columbia
roast
.
iiili'
and
this
morning.
V
ur
ta
reporting
a
forly-tnile
j;
ill
Off
Cape
Mattery
and
a
a;
s.uiUi
as
Pond
Iteyes
a
stxty-ui
le
gale
lia
lied
i
small
c
af
and
ik
buffeting
liners.
PREMIER
GOES
PRINCE
ALBERT
Will
Deliver
Two
Addresses
New
Constutency
Monday
and
Tuosday
In
tl'lT
AWA.
.Ian.
28.
-
Premier
Marketu
le
King
leaven
for
Prince
Albert
'uuiglil
where
he
i
ex-per
ed
io
be
elected
by
ueclania-tiim
on
Monday.
He
i
lo
rpeak
ui
Prince
Allien
Monday
and
at
HohMiivh
Tuesday.
reluiiuiia
d
i
red
lo
Ottawa
on
Thursday.
RESCUED
FROM
STR.
ANTINOE
Twelve
Taken
Off
Dur'ig
Lull
In
Storm
by
Steamer
Roosovolt
Last
Night
NIAV
YOHK,
Jan.
28.
-
Twelve
men
were
rescued
last
night
from
II,
It
was
reMrled
yesterday
in
de
pa
tclie
from
the
soulh.
that
a
ui
in
ii
ilnuand
mile-
il
it
a
nl
u
coming
in
tld
direction.
Many
hn-al
people
begun
lo
igure
that
a
Hie
wind
was
probably
Idmving
70
miles
an
liour
it
would
not
take
lung
to
reach
thi
place.
What
tliey
did
iot
figure
on
wa
the
circular
inol
mil
of
a
Morui.
WJiile
Hie
wiml
iiiijjIiI
be
Mowing
eeuty
nnle
an
hour
or
more
the
lonn
inii-'trt
lie
advnnrniK
ijuile
xlowly.
and
uould
iromldy
exhaiKt
it-M'lf
before
readmit!
here,
it
i
I
uli'il
li
Mitoe
likely
to
know.
PORTLAND
MAN
SHOT
WHEN
WAS
CAUGHT
Wheal
I1.C.
Silver.
Premier
-
Hie
llrili-li
freighter
Anllnoe
In
Hilvererenl
...
mid.
Atlantic
during
a
lull
in
the
Surf
Inb'l
...
storm
by
Ihe
steamer
President
ltulli
Hope
...
Hoosevell.
The
ltoosevell
had
Selkirk
(en
s'umnnt?
by
Ihe
oilier
ves-jlldwo
Sound
wiiiru
wat
expected
lo
sink.
I
Marmot
She
ROBBING
REGISTER!
Woman
Bystander
Shot
In
Both
Legs
When
Propr'etor
Opsn-Flre
on
Thief
POHTI.ANU.
Jan.
Albei'
Morgan,
a;t
yearn
of
ajie,
wa-
hol
ami
probably
fatuity
injured
liy
a
re.lauranl
proirlelor
iin-
nninirts:
when
lie
attempted
In
..
-
i..
ii.
,j
roll
:
110
r.lMi
rcjjiaicr
m'-
nie
iHiitninond,
a
litimder,
wa
hot
in
bolh
leK"
hen
the
pro
prietor
opened
fire
on
Morgan.
CALGARY
MADE
BIG
SCORE
AT
HOCKEY
POHTI.ANU.
Jan.
28.--Calgary
fairly
wipud
the
ice
with
Hie
home
learn
here
I
a
-
1
niKlil
when
il
beat
Portland
in
a
league
lior
kev
itiune
bv
Hie
.ennationai
-core
of
ttoal.i
In
2.
-VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Anked.
1
.511
1.00
I.
CO
1.08
2.20
2.25
.tOW
.13
.08
.10
.20
M
.3"
.02
'i
.fit
20.00
.00
00
EXPERIMENTAL
FARM
COMING
Plans
Being
Made
at
Ottawa
for
Establishment
In
Central
British
Columbia
'.Special
to
Daily
News
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2.
Plan
are
Under
h
hei-e
at
the
iulaticc
of
the
Depart
ineut
of
Agriculture
o
uit
Hie
central
interior
of
tli
tti-h
Columbia
it
long
dc.tired
anil
uflreluwUd
experimental
farm,
bevcral
puiitl
along
the
due
of
tic
(jmudian
.National
duihvay
twlueen
Terrace
and
Mellride
liue
-oiubl
the
etab-il-lmifit
and
Hide
will
be
riulr
Ue4weeH
Skeeua
and
Cariboo
li-lriclf
for
the
.election.
Van-lerlioiif
id
itaid.
however,
to
offer
the
niol
toyii'al
location
and
:h
i
atiendy
an
experimental
nl
a
I
ion
tiirre
peaceriveF
is
discussed
Minister
of
Interior
Writes
.Oliver
For
Further
Partlcu-
lars
of
the
Scheme
VICTOUIA.
Jan.
28.
--Thai
Hie
pnipo-ctl
scheme
whereby
control
of
the
Peace
llier
lllork
will
bo
returned
to
ltrilili
Columbia
to
enable
the
proxince
to
subsidize
contnicllon
of
a
railway
Irllmtary
!
the
Pacific
and
(Irout
Itu'teru
I-
receiving
faor-
BIGPULPWOOD
Ide
eunsidenition
at
Ottawa
is
iiinarenlly
indiealed
in
a
letter
leeeived
iy
Premier
Oliver
from
Hon.
r.harle-
Stewart.
itiiniler
of
Hie
interior
.aking
for
fur-
t
Uer
pailiculars.
International
Harvester
Co.
Closes
Purchases
of
B.C.
Holdings
Valued
at
Six
Million
CIIICAHO.
Jan.
28
-The
Inter
national
Harvester
Co.
an
noiineeil
today
the
completion
of
the
deal
whereby
il
acquire
I
lie
timber,
waterpower
site
am
iiulpwood
properties
in
Itritish
Columbia
at
an
expenditure
of
approximately
six
million
dol
lars.
The
deal
Include
tho
While
Pros.
Lumber
Co.
and
the
Denver
Cove
Pulp
Co.
JAPANESE
PREMIER
DEAD
TO
Kin,
Jan.
28,
Viscount
Tnkaakl
Kato.
premier
of
Japan
did
today.
He
bad
been
sick
for
it
week
Willi
Influenza.
B
.
t
-
Thcrejwiis
born
at
lite
hosplli
lodav
lfi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Clurk.yft.ia
Mcllride
Street,
a
sou.
lijile
Malier,
t'nlled
Slides
vlcf-eiirfsiil
here,
lefl
on
last
night's
K
in
for
Wasbinglon,
D.C,
on
a
h'diday
trip.
BIRTH.
NEW
AGENT
OF
FISHERMEN
IS
ELECTED
TODAY
Captain
John
Morrison
Schooner
D.S.T.
Gets
LARGE
SECTION
OF
of
the
Posi
tion
by
BlgJMaJority
(
aplaiu
John
Morrison,
ip-
per
of
the
halibut
schooneH
U.S.
lia
been
rected
agent
of
Ihe
Deep
Sea
Fishermen'
x
Union
for
Hie
cominx
yekr,
bis
vole
be-
ii
iMii
as
axaiiml
that
for
J.
II.
Measlier
of
1im.
Jtob
ilanua
acted
a
ii'luruinir
officer.
Caplaiu
Morriou
sut'a
majority
both
here
ninj
at
Seattle,
whereas
Kelcblkan
went
for
Meavber.
Tiie
vole.
a
aiinouiiced
by
Mr.
Ilanua,
wa.a
follows:
Measlier
Morrioti
Prince
lluperl
..
33
104
Seattle
a;
fill
Ketchikan
..
..
U
13
Total
tOO
HOSPITAL
BOARD
WINDSOR
MILLS
IS
tHC
ELECTS
OFFICERS
m
S.
K.
Campbell
Again
Heads
As
sociatlon
WllhJ.
H,
Thompson
'as
VrcS'Presl'lent
The
newly
elected
hospital
board
had
its
inaugural
meeliiii,'
in
Hie
city
council
chamber
at
noon
today.
S.
K.
Campbell
and
II.
Thompson
were
re-elected
president
and
vice-president
re-
peclively
and
II.
W.
Itirch
was
reappointed
managing
secretary.
1'lie
usual
banking
resolution
was
-also
passed.
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
MONTH
F.AL.
Jan.
28.
A
large
ecjion
of
the
villaise
of
Windsor
Mills
fifteen
miles
north
of
Jsher-
brooke
was
destroyed
by
fire
this
morning
with
a
loss
of
half
a
million
dollars,
there
were
no
casualties.
The
principal
husl
ties
block
of
the
village
is
gone
Sub-cribc
lo
the
Daily
News.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCi:
lUPKUT,
'll.ll,
Tilt
ItSll.VY,
JANb'AItY
28,
1020
VtJlrdi
-
Circulation,
ISO
John
Smith
of
Sulphur
Creeki
Shot
by
Police
After
Long
Siege
LEICESTER,
England,
Jan
9B
Th.
Olni-m
r
'ui.i.'.
suffered
a
fracturedjtjif
bone
when
he
was
thrown
from
his
horse
while
'following
the
hounds
i3t"
Little
Shal-ton
yesterday.
The
Prince
fell
on
his
left
side,
breaking
the
bone
on
that
side.
He
Is
returning
to
London
for
medical
attention.
DISTINGUISHED
VISITORS
ARE
TOURING
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Jan.
28
Lord
and
Lady
Williugduu.
who
have
been
guests
of
Hie
Coventor
Oeneral
at
Ottawa
will
leave
on
Thursda'y
nii;
bl
over
the
Canadian
(National
llailways
for
ToronJo.
Niagara
Falls.
Winnipog.
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
They
will
be
accompanied
throughout
Ibeir
journey
by
C.
K.
Howard,
general
tourist
agent
of
the
National
llailways
DEAL
COMPLETE
Gin
Congestion
at
Interior
Elevators
Declared
Serious
by
Officials
of
Two
Wheat
Pools
WINMPF.O,
Jan.
28.
The
congestion
of
interior
eleva
tors
us
a
result
uf
the
embargo
on
shipment
of
grain
lo
Ihe
coast
and
the
head
of
Ihe
lakes
has
become
serious
according
lo
officials
of
lite
prairie
wheat
pools
and
the
t'niled
drain
IJiowers
Limited.
Until
the
all-rail
movement
becomes
greater,
there
will
be
no
relief,
stale
those
officers,
who
report
more
than
1U.U00
cars
held
up
on
sidiiiirs
in
Saskatchewan
and
At
berta
Olof
Hanson,
president
of
th-?
Hoard
of
Trade,
on
beitug
shown
the
despatch
this
morning,
decided
to
telegraph
the
president,
of
each
of
the
organizations
men-
tinned
telling
them
that
I
bote
plenty
of
accommodation
at
Hi
Prince
Ituperl
elevator,
lie
i
also
wiring
Fred
Stork
and
Hon
J.
A.
Hobb
in
regard
to
the
mat
ler
A
MEETING
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
will
be
held
in
the
METROPOLE
HALL
Friday,
January
29,
at
8
p.m.
Business
Election
of
Officers
Street
Stln,
407
D.
Johnstone,
O.
P.
Tinker.
J
Thompson
aed
C.
11
I'Jkins.
Among
I
hose
present
at
the
mr.'l
in::
were
President
h.
Campbell.
Managing
Secretary
U.
NV.
Itirch.
Aid.
M.
M.
Sbihens.
S.
V.
Taylor.
D.tO.
U-.irl.
Misr
Jean
llarri-on.
Ifi',
la
ly
super-
tltenilenl,
Director
J.
II.
Thomp
son,
nireelor
t..
U.
l.ikiiis.
ir.
.1.
West.
NV.
K.
Odlisuu.
K.
I'n-
win
Wallace
C.
Unirard.
Mrs
FrauV
Djbiu
presijlept'
of
thu
fuUies"
AuxiliarV,
-.-
.
...
.
'v..
'
.
;.r
sieve
Kins'.
v
.
.
Msiier.
hef
Drrec-i
wrrec-i
Munro,
Arthur
l)nsksbauk.
Hob-
Boston
Grill
Large
I
pstair
Dining
Hall,
wilii
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
least.
Phone
457,
PRIOR
FIVK
CENTS.
ENATE
APPROVES
ENTRY
WORLD
COURT
TEN
THOUSAND
CARS
OF
WHEAT
HELD
UP
ON
PRAIRIES;
ELEVATORS
FULL
United
States
Decides
to
Take
Part
in
World
Court
and
Move
Begins
Force
Country
into
League
SIIINliTON,
Jim.
2X.
A
Her
filling
long
pa-l
the
tMtal
ir
adjournment
lime,
I
lie
United
.Stales
Scnal'-
it
I
Hii'
resolution
authorizing
the
United
Slate-,
to
In-
a
to
I
In'
world
court.
The
dieii-iou
wh
long
ami
ome-m
runoutou-.
Tin
pronuicnl
of
tho
scheme
urged
lliul
w
isr.c-s.ry
if
tin'
linteil
.Stale
wm
In
cxerl
her
inlliicure
he
UH
Hi
il
she
gel
away
fnim
Hie
insular
idea
and
lake
a
e
arie
mlere-t
in
world
uffairs
Supporters
ol
Ihe
League
of
Niition
have
already
served
RICH
MINE
IS
UNEARTHED
BY
SEVERE
STORM
Nearly
Million
Dollar
Worth
of
Timber
Destroyed
But
Ore
Will
Compensate
)KM
Jan.
:H.
The
up-
.jf
a
i
iff
try
the
slorni
Wlinh
tdew
doww
..:
mm
a
..riii
i
timber
imin-d
iinp'
-'i
While'
of
Northern
J'
;;hr.
r.rnbd
a
two-foot
ven
hf
ire.
wlilrii
he
declare
is
tin-
I
iii
v
lie
Iiuh
struck
in
l
hot
di-1
nr
He
he
ed-
tllC
X
r
W
I
I.
I
IS
said
to
l"
-
ir
i
a
of
iiydelfriiuiK'O
le
kIii
w
"
f'dty
.
ompensutr
linn
f(
'in
1
(
limber.
STORM
HITS
SOUTH
COAST
Victoria
Gets
Forty
Mile
Gale
and
Outside
Velocity
la
Greater
notice
thai
they
inti'iid
lo
follow
up
Hie
entrance
of
the
country
lulu
Hie
world
court
by
u
campaign
lo
force
Hie
country
into
tin'
League
of
Nation.
Wliilc
Hie
action
of
Hie
Senate
in
.iing
I
lit
resolution
wa
exerted,
it
vvn
wild
great
:i
t
j
-fori
inn
the
result
wns
received
Ii
those
who
hate
been
urging
Hie
adoption
of
a
liroader
inter
lallouul
(Miluy
for
Hie
country.
Hie
newspaper
of
Hie
country
oitay
liwik
on
il
a-
oue
of
the
his
event
in
United
Slate
In
lory.
MISTAKEN
IDEA
OF
STORMS
TRAVELLING
Circular
Motion
of
Wind
Results
In
Comparatively
Slow
CRAZY
MINER'S
Hospital
Ends
Year
with
Good
CABIN
RUSHED
Surplus
and
Much
Merest
is
laken
at
the
Annual
Meeting
Having
a
mm
pin-
on
hand
and
in
Hie
dank,
uf
$7,I2iUHj
as
a
rc-iill
of
the
year's
operations
instead
of
Hie
usual
annual
deficit,
the
Prince
Htinerl
(ieneral
ilo-pilal
is
now
in
a
tinioue
and
n.wv.-ii,
j.iii.
jonn
easy
rinaiicia
position
according
to
reports
that
were
Mtlimitleil
Smith
of
Sulphur
Creek,
a
miner
nl
the
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Association
which
was
believed
to
be
demented,
who
held
last
night
in
the
city
council
chamber.
The
ineeiiitg
was
ie!d
up
the
police
force
since
presided
over
by
President
S.
K.
Campbell
and
the
attendance
atufday
was
fouud
dead
in
hi
was
one
of
the
largest
on
record
ul
a
uieeliug
of
the
Hospital
cabin.
'
Association,
there
beiuj?
about
fortv
oersons
ureseni
The
imsi.
Yeslerday
afternoon
Smith
ncss
consisted
of
the
receiving
-
-
"
emergpil
lo
pet
a
bucket
of
snow
of
reports
from
various
officers
but
re-entered
t
la??
cabin
innne-'aud
committees,
all
of
which
diately,
Ieavinu
Hie
ibior
open.
II
a
as
still
open
when
the
police
rulnil
the
cabin.
One
bullet
fired
by
Hie
poi.-c
which
en-ered
Smiths'
side.
The
body
wa
'ootid
'rroi'ched
behind
a
parking
case
wifh
the
riHe
in
the
left
arm
and
the
-liolgun
within
easy
reach.
PRilSiT
brokebone
Wales
Thrown
From
When
Following
Hoft
Hound"s,
Fracturing
Collar
Bpfle
were
very
gratifying,
the
accept
ing
of
constitutional
amendment
and
the
election
of
five
members
of
the
board
of
management
lor!
CONTRACTS
MAY
the
year
I'Jij,
who
w
ere
chosen
j
--
u
the
persons
of
S.
K.
Campbell,!
Despatch
to
Victoria
Says
Ships
Will
lor
No-rmaii
A.
Watt.
D.
C.
Mo-ranl,e'-
n
Tin-!
Heei'titly
Ui
BE
ANNULLED
Not
be
Converted
to
Oil
Burners
RUPERT
IS
AFFECTED
VlCTOltlA.
Jan.
28.
A
special
despatch
to
the
Colonist
from
Ottawa
says
that
as
a
result
of
stroir
representation
from
Uritish
Columbia,
the
government
has
decided,
it
is
understood,
that
the
proposal
lo
convert
the
coastwise
vessel,
of
:iatfj.V5?U'c
irfn.
.Mrritaiai:,Marii
llom
coal
To
off
'CHrn'eYSr"
will
!-
the
contract
were
i:
Philip
M.
May.
Olof
Hanson,
"el
lo
carry
out
llie
conversion
Aid.
Oscar
Lars-en,
Oeorge
.
work
ar
rrinee
uuperi.
inecon-
t
Jilahtn
AM
W.
M.
Urovvn.
Dr.
L.
W.
Henri
iu
Ales.
Maeken-
II.
A.
IJreeti.
H.
K.
llenon.
James
Itlaek,
Matt
VideeK,
,1.
HJ
Morison.
(!.
V.
Wilkinson.
S.
Suga.
11.
.Mociiida
anil
rrauk
Derry.
President's
Report
In
presenting
his
report.
Pre
sident
S.
K.
Campbell
said
the
ear
had
been
one
of
much
activity
in
the
hospital
which
had
kepi
well
abreast
of
Ihe
limes.
aeli
year
had
seen
a
steady
for
ward
movement
and
gradual
evolution
in
the
scope
of
the
work.
The
financial
statement
was
a
creditable
one
.ind
sboweii
the
hospital
to
lie
in
an
easy
position.
The
creditable
showing
hud
been
due
lo
a
policy
of
cononty.
increased
number
to
hospital
days,
increased
govern
men!
grants
and
idher
factors.
There
were
a
number
of
needful
repairs
and
improvements
to
ne
made
by
Hie
incoming
board
and
there
was
a
substantial
reserve
on
hand
to
lake
care
of
the
work
During
the
year,
Mr.
Camp
bell's
report
continued,
001
patients
bad
been
treated
in
the
hospital
and
hospital
days
had
totalled
10,550
which
was
tin
langest
on
record
with
the
pos
sible
exception'
of
the
year
of
the
influenza
epidemic
when
it
had
been
impossible
lo
keep
ac
curate
records.
The
institution
vyoutd
soon
be
facing,
Mr.
Campbell
predicted.
Ihe
problem
of
move
accominoda
lion.
In
1020
the
accommoda
tion
at
limes
had
been
taxed
at
inost
beyond
capacity.
.
He
advis
ed
that
preparations
lie
com
menced
at
once
to
meet
with
th
contingency
when
it
arose.
It
wouHl
be
well
for
the
Associa
tion
to
open
a
building
fund
an-
tho
cily
council
should
make
provision
in
it
esliinules
so
thn
H
would
not
be
taken
unawure
The
.suggestion
was
also
niado
that
endowment
policies
of
$10,
000
or
15.000
might
be
taken
out
by
tho
service
clubs
and
oilier
organizations
for
the
benefit
of
lite
hospital.
Tribute
to
Matron
The
report
relened
:
udiii'ior.
continued
on
page
foun
trap's,
i
lie
announcement
has
it,
will
be
annulled.
MAN
INJURED
IN
DRUNKEN
BRAWL
Party
of
Provlnc'al
Po
Ice
Of
ficers
Leaves
for
Lockcport
to
Investigate
Case
Having
been
advised
of
a
trunken
brawT
at
Lockcport
as
a
result
of
wlucli
a
man
had
sustained
injuries
which
it
was
believed
would
prove
fatal,
a
party
of
provincial
police
officers
bead
ed
by
Acting
Inspector
William
Spiller
and
Chief
Constable
A.
McNeill
left
for
the
Uueen
Char-
lo'te
Islaiols
aboard
the
lauticu
Parhelia
on
Tuesday
night.
They
are
expected
back
Unlay.
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
IS
DEMOLISHED
Grain
Amounting
to
17,000
Tons
Destroyed
at
Halifax
Explosion
HALIFAX.
Jan.
28.
-
Damage
expected
lo
approximate
ijftOO,-000
resulted
yesterday
afternoon
when
an
explosion
demolished
Hie
lop
section
of
the
old
yruin
elevator
on
Pier
No.
2.
I'lie
explosion
is
believed
lo
have
been
caused
by
spou-
taneows
combustion
followed
by
fire
and
the
17.000
tnusfOf
grain
in
the
plant
will
be
a
tidal
lost).
PRINCE
OF
WALES
FHrVLVICTORIA
VICTOIUA.
Jan.
28.
The
Mu
nicipal
Chapter
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Kuiplre
announces
that
the
splendid
sum
or
1,
onion
ha
resulted
rront
the
sale
of
tlekpfs
for
the
Prince
of
Wales
Hint,
shown
last
week
ut
the
Canllot
Theatre.
Thirty-five
per
cent
of
Ihe
lo-
'tftl
amount
wilt
go
to
the
I.O.D.F,