25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
end
and
fith
6th
8L
SL
'w,;,
.V
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOl
XVI
NO,
35,
I
.A
...
.I
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
It.C.
.Silver
Duuwell
Olaillne
Howe
Sound
I..
A
I
Marmot
Premier
Pinter
Idaho
Sllvercret
Surf
Inlel
m.
iii
(.ul.li.-
ervire
audi
weain.r
in...
-
i,v
.
-ipiH.rt
lhue
who
arcnwhHj
by
the
iN.iuuiiuii
lan-
it
nntan
work
in
the
in.i
wniueui
iMrcnipu
pw
-
oi
ihe
r.M.HU.in.l)-.
fsMMal
Wwv
of
1iiH
ralte
refrain
frum
"knock
t
will
lioosl
wherever
BATTLE
WITH
STORMY
SEAS!,,:
Chapultepeo
Blown
by
Seventy
Mile
Gale
When
Picked
up
by
Thlepval
KEPT
HER
OFF
SHORE
Auilllary
Schooner
Towed
Into
Port
by
Salvage
Queen
After
Trying
Experience
Yl
lnitlA,
Feb.
It
details
or
"ii
day
battle
of
the
dis-i
.miliary
schooner
with
gales
off
Hie
Wih-
-
"at
wliirli
elided
in
the
yesterday
l.y
the
alrul
linn
Tlucpva
1
a
lie
wa
hi
lo
1h
blinvii
un
the
rocks
in
w.tt
eoat
of
Vancin.
i
I
I
.nil
.....
I..,if.....l
l...t.i
u-ll.ill
i
M'ri.'l
wa
tow
oil
into
poit(
'.v
Ik
Salvage
(Jiieen.
I
n
ut
rruin
KiiiTka,
t'-abfor-i
1
i
l.a
I'a.
Mexiru.
via
W
j-iiiiiKion
ptni,
(In.
('.hapnlli'-V'
na-
Mown
from
her
course'
;i
in
mill"
vale
wln'ii
the
en-in
okf
down.
I'irked
up
when
wa
in
Kiave
dancer
by
the
Ti'"'ivnl.
Dial
veel
iieeeoU.l
M'pinir
lirr
off
hoii
Tne-i';iV
instil
until
tin'
Salvap
"
i
arrived
on
the
irene
yes-V'
.lay
i
PORTLAND
AND
EDMONTON
WINNERS
AT
HOCKEY
Twti
In.
i
key
iriuneK
were
play-e
l
'
ui-iiay.
At
SaskaU.on
the
i;
tin
team
wenl
down
to
defenl
ll!
r
i
Hie
vhtttmr
Kdmonloii
'
and
at
Portland
Hie
Anieri-r:
i'"5
l.x.lu
four
to
three
virlory
r
in
iu.
Victoria
Miuad.
MATSON
LIIER
M
RETURNING
TO
PORT
"O.Noi.ll.r.
Foh.
II.
Tim
M'aUnti
liner
Mauao.
which
sailed
fur
San
Franelco
yelerday.
Ii
'"
iiur
tn
port
with
n
broken
t'Utiui
lmfl.
hroiiffliout
Ihr
iioillierii
ami
freiilral
H.rlln
of
llnlih
'1-umbiH
and
in
Hi"
Yukon.
U
lule
il
i
not
what
i
uiiatlv
kiHiwn
cold
Hi.'
Ieiiieralure
I
drup-i.liiu
and
.inly
bi
Anyta
diw
ilm
llnrmniiiHrr
how
anything
but
fmi.
I
lie
rei'ort
fylio:
ItmeliiHi
Cloudy,
calm;
tem-
ature,
iV.
.Tehr'ii
t'nak
UouUy.,
Northward
ir,':
i,fi'.
Mitllier
ran
emuuy,
caun.
leuiM
rature.
s.
Hum
Lake
-
CArur.
ealui.
Icniperatun-.
I.
IVrrare
rdrar,
calpi;
leniper-ature.
:l.
Anyox
-itlouily.
calm;
Icinper-iitur'.
-IS.
Siewart
Clear,
ealm;
temperature.
'.'J.
Whit.-
Ilor-e
Might
now,
ralm;
teinjHTiiluif.
tft.
wm.i
Part
eloiidy,
ralm:
teiiiperaltuf.
5.
Yukon
averaae
''art
eloiidy.
.aim;
lemiieratiire.
8.
CATCH
OF
FISH
IN
DECEMBER
GREATER
THAN
PREVIOUS
YEAR
OTTAWA.
Feb.
II.
The
loUl
ealeti
of
ea
fih
on
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
tn
llereinher
wa
ol,
832.000
poniiiU
valued
al
U1-',-017
which
wa
nearly
Soo.uno
pound
more
than
fur
lceeinbcr.
IUJI.
The
Pacific
licrrinjr
ealch
showed
a
biK
increase
forty
and
a
half
million
pound
helus
caiwali!
a
auainl
fourteen
and
a
hair
million
pound
in
lccciu-l.er.
IDiM.
Hid.
Akrd
1.07
1.51
.H7
JO.tlO
.It'!.
1.7.1
t.r.i
.38
'.4
aa.oo
.10
.07
!
2.28
.011
.11
.I0U
.13
.(18
!4
.OH
'j
Urx.
i.
Zarclli
hud
daughter
me
saili'iii
tomorrow
morning
on
u(l.
Pnii".'
Iliiperi
f"-
Yic'nria
Nothing
Seems
to
Stop
Conservative
In
Efforts
to
Oust
Liberals
From
Office
PRINCIPLES
OVERBOARD
Offers
Said
to
Have
Been
Made
and
End
of
Bargaining
Is
Not
Yet
main
UTTAWA.
Feb.
II.
-
InliiBue
i.
fuflwiiitf
intrigue
here
with
a
vkw
lu
alienating
either
the
liUor
or
Proreive
vole
frum
the
Miiekemie
Kin;;
povcrtimciil
with
n,
,iew
U
brinShiff
about
It
.lerent.l.ul
far
without
eN
ferl.
'Ill
Conservative.
have
thrown
fo
the
wind
their
prin
ciple
and
have
offered
lu
aban
don
practically
everything
fur
which
l)iey
fouglit
at
the
recent
election
provided
lliey
arc
placed
In
power
and
kept
there
by
the
aid
of
die
independent
groups
in
th
lluue
uf
r.oininon.
Fveu
il
hifth
tariff,
for
which
practically
every
Tory
fought
duriuir
(he
Ciiiuwii?n
and
on
which
they
clakixl
Uieir
political
live,
wn
I.,
be
temporarily
jeltifoned
if
only
Hie
Progreive
would
Hirow
over
the
Liberal.
The
Canadian
Naliounl
wa
tn
he
loaded
nil
with
Hie
IMmnuton
Imnvesau
nud
It.'-.
Itaiway
and
nlo
with
the
Pacific
Ureal
Kat-
ern
and
if
Ihere
wa
anylhinv!
eli)
I
he
Progressive
wauled
ll.y
roiilil
have
it.
even
np
to
half
of
the
Kingdom.
Plan
of
Campaign
And
this
plan
iT
campaign
I
.lill
goin
on
and
iruiuic
lu
continue
indefinitely.
F.very
Utile
incideuf
which
m-oiii
to
put
the
Liberal
in
had
with
the
farmers
I
featured
up,
uch
for
Instance
a
the
recent
arrival
of
Auslra
liau
butler
in
eumpelitiuu
with
(kiuadiau
bulter.
Jut
now
it
seem
a
if
of
the
eion
.would
bo
indefinitely
extruded
and
little
real
re-nit.
allaincd.
Yet
a
long
a
t
lit
governmental
forces
hang
together
they
can
carry
anything
they
wNh.
and
the
luetics
of
the
opposition
i
already
alienating
imich
'of
the
.sympathy
which
was
their
a
a
result
uf
their
having
been
relurne.
the
large!
group
In
tlio
House.
ficn,
-L
M.
.Ho.,
officer
com
mainline:
Military
district
No.
II
iitul
Ma
or
l.ilwnrils.
dlslricl
pay
maler.
who
are
in
the
city
lo
eoiiilucl
I
he
annual
Inspection
of
the
local
regiment
lonlirlit.
will
reliii'it
lo
Victoria
on
the
Prim:
II"peri
foinnrrow
ninrn'njf.
if
f
k..
I
ft
HkBIILLlftA
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMIIXCK
lllPHUT,
H.U.,
Till.
IlSllAY.
FKHHL'AIIY
II.
IU25.
KllY
MA1VINKUS
M.IK
N'T
I
...l.AT
One
..r
the
nervjesl
v.va
ver
nnderlak
l.egun
iui
Jainuoy
;J.
win
ii
Y
Fi-cj
Kidder.
he
iTiryci
st.
hi,
fiuughter
Virginia,
and
a
friend.
Junes
Walla,
c.
sailed
out
ol
Los
Augelei
harbor
for
New
York,
via
the
Panama
Canal.
"J'Ue
"lri."
hleir
t'O-foot
.-rail,
was
limit
in
ISM.
Prince
Rupert
Man
Was
Aboard
VulTdjy
cin.ii!tl,
isi
Liner
in
mid-Atlantic
During
Big
Storm
That
Damaged
Shipping
W.
O.
Vig.ir.
purchasing
agent
fur
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
Cold
lurage
llu.,
who
rcliirueil
to
the
city
yesierday
after
.
Iliree
iiioulhs
vachlion
trip
lu
hi
old
home
in
Hc.Uurd,
Klig-
land.
ero-sed
Ihe
Allantic
frum
Liverpool
lo
New
York
on
l.nanl
Ihe
While
hlur
liner
Hallic
iluring
the
terrific
stnrin
uf
a
cniiple
uf
week')
agn
ami
reHirl
thai
il
was
the
roughest
voyage
in
hi
experience.
The
ship
plunged
through
mountainous
seas
thai
wahc(l
high
over
Ihe
decks
uiiil
heavy
shu-hion
and
cnmpanioii-
wavs
were
Iwisleu
and
shoved
out
of
place.
The
Hallic
went
ion
mile?,
out
.
.
-
-
-
-
if
her
course
Inwards
Ihe
steamer
Antinoe.
which
was
in
dislre
and
from
which
the
Preideut
House
ell
finally
rcs-
ue.
ineinbers
,if
Hie
rrew.
When
word
wa
receiviil
by
wireless
hat
Ihe
American
vessel
had
reached
flic
Antinoe,
the
Hallic
then
proceeded
im
her
way.
nine
27
ships
were
hourly
in
communication
by
radio
during
the
storm.
Mr.
Vignr
report
industrial
conditions
in
the
Old
Country
not
altogether
satisfactory
but
improving.
There
seems
to
be
plenty
or
money
available
for
investment
purposes
but
some
ob
jection
is
taken
lu
Canadian
banking
laws
and
it
is
said
that
I
hey
are
lu
some
extent
prevent
ing
capital
from
cumin?
lo
the
louinion.
The
dole
system
in
Falkland
is
ha
iior
u
bad
effect
i
and
there
is
a
tendency
for
people
tn
refuse
work
when
they
can
continue
lo
gel.
doles.
This
winter
has
been
the
must
evere
in
ten
years
in
the
Old
Country.
Mr.
isar
stales.
Mrs.
Vicar
is
still
in
Knpluml
and
will
he
returuiiu'-'
to
the
city
in
August
or
September.
ANOTHER
DIVIDEND
ON
THE
HECLA
MINE
WAI.LACK.
Idaho,
Feb.
II.
Ihe
quaralerly
dividend
on
u
million
shares
at
fifty
cents
a
share
was
declared
Ly
the
Ilecla
mine,
payable
on
March
15.
The
lota)
dividends
now
paid
by
the
Inline
aggregate
ft
l,f!00.ono.
ARREST
MADE
POLICE
HEAD
Chief
at
Tla
Juana
Charged
With
Attacking
Girl
Visitor
SAN
DIEGO,
Feb.
11.
Chief
of
Police
Llandos
of
Tla
Juana
was
relieved
from
office
and
put
under
arrest
on
a
charge
of
havng
attacked
Audrey
Pe-ttet,
one
of
the
two
American
girls
who
were
outraged
at
Tla
Juana
several
days
ago
while
on
a
visit
to
the
Mexican
town
with
their
parents.
All
four
of
the
Petects
later
were
found
dead
In
a
gas
filled
room.
It
Is
believed
the
outrage
so
shamed
the
Peteets
that
they
decided
to
commit
suicide.
LOST
LIVES
TRYING
SALVAGE
BELONGINGS
FISHING
SCHOONER
(il.tllCFSlF.lt,
Mass..
Feb.
II
When
Ihe
crew
of
Ihe
wrecked
fishing
schooner
Halph
Hrowu
returned
in
an
attempt
to
salvage
their
hctnuviucs
today,
the
craft
was
struck
by
a
huge
wave
re
sultinp
in
Ihe
death
of
three
Fifteen
made
Ihelr
way
lo
shorn
while
the
vessel
was
pounded
lo
pieces
by
the
seas.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
Slrrrt
SI.
iti
i
lo
li.pu.r
ontgi.iii?
from
its
ware-!
It
Iiouse
in
Prince
Hubert
in
regard
to
name
uf
boat
and
the
real
consignees.
.Specifically,
the
char;;.
is
that
a
shipment
of
liquor
l
one
Andrew
Nm
of
the
schooner
Kanaka
wa
invoiced
ar
be
in
if
delivered
to
J.
Pelerson
uf
the
sclinoiicr
llelcland.
Kvi-
criticism
made
by
J.
II.
Johnson.
inspector
for
the
Liquor
Uurd.
n
lo
sales
of
single
bullies
from
the
warehouse
for
export
ha
iiur
been
queer,
was
inaerurale.
Such
single
bottles
had
been
permitted
lo
be
lumord
with
other
ship-infills.
Walsh
said
that
he
had
been
instructed
by
Inspector
Mil
ter
to
?o
on
the
trips
with
the
Hqsiua
H.
where
possible.
Mr.
Patmore
suggested
that
it
milit
seem
queer
if
hijackers
should
ome
time
attack
the
Hosina
D.
and
a
overnnienl
official
were
found
thereon.
Walsh
tuld
Mr.
onzales
that
lie
certainly
would
not
have
permitted-
illegal
sales
f
he
had
seen
litem,
which
he
lii.il
not.
lie
fore
Mr.
Miller
was
placed
on
the
stand,
Mr.
(ionialcs
want
ed
lu
know
if
the
eruwu
was
go-;
in-'
lu
be
fair
to
him
rMr.
iun-
.alcs;.
He
had
subpoenaed
Mr.
Miller
but
when
Mr.
Miller
ar
rived
here
he
found
thai
he
had
been
instructed
by
his
superiors
not
tu
talk
4o
me.
'
He
Wanted
to
know
if
the
crown
would
be
fair
enoihgh
to
evil
Mr.
Miller
since
the
defence
could
not.
Mr.
Patmore
said
that
he
wa
not
going
to
call
Mr.
Miller
so
that
Mr.
Oouzalej
miht
be
given
another
witness
with
whom
to
further
becluud
Ihe
issue.
Mr.
Miller's
evidence
was
not
neces
sary
In
the
crown's
ease
but
he
had
no
objection
tu
.Mr.
Miller
goinv
on
the
stand
for
cross-ex
amination.
Mr.
Miller
then
took
Ihe
wit
ues
box.
Inspector
Testifies
Mr.
Miller
testified
that
the
detective
had
been
dnl
here
last
Novejnber
on
his
instructions
to
see
If
evidence
could
be
obLlne
to
warrant
(he
prosecution
of
tie
Consolidated
Fxporievs
Ho
'eoji'imi.'d
on
pagfl
Ihree
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
TJi'e
latest
and
bl
ior
the
least.
Phone
487.
PRrr.K
FIVE
0KNT8.
ANOTHER
BIG
BLIZZARD
EASTERN
STATES
PRINCE
RUPERT
MAN
WAS
IN
MID-ATLANTIC
DURING
TREMENDOUS
GALE
EDITORIAL
Blizzard
Sweeps
East
LOYALTY
TO
CITY.
Tlx
following
i
ii
linrl
:r
g'-
ior
citizen
uf
Prince
r
who'll
will
tctiil
tu
make
in1
liiippior
and
belter:
UJ
alwajs
sveuk
vell
of
...
llupcrl
and
Hunk
llu
Stops
Transportation
Intense
Cold
Follows
wilt
suppurl
all
Ihiug
'Fourteen
lose
lives
in
Atlantic
States
where
will
benefit
Ihe
rily
mill
..
i
.tjMn
(hat
which
injure
I
v
rh
extend
h
welcome
lo
tiit-r-
ami
Iry
lu
help
teel
dial
Prince
llupcrl
ft
Hill
place
lu
live.
I
'.
:
buy
in
Prince
Iluperl
I
HIlllle,
I
ti
.
H
lake
a
nun
ol
In
lace
mill
I
li'arn
(hat
he
i
I.
.1
he
eem
ami
even
I
-hall
Iry
lu
excuse
him
m
prove,
him.
I
s
.11
Iry
my
l.et
lu
live
ut
Willi
my
neighbor.
I
-'mII
make
my
home
u
nil
,i-
wmIIi'
innlc
ami
Hiat
it
may
he
allriulive
-.
i
.mil
fnniily
.mil
an
ex-i
I
lie
rvl
ol
the
com-
Ii-Mite
a
fajr
portion
of
roads
are
blocked
and
railway
services
held
up
by
snow
NKYV
YOltlv.
Feb.
II.
The
Kiwi
is
again
battling
with
tin
winter
force
uf
nature.
For
the
eruiid
lime
within
u
week
New
Yrk
ami
llu-
K.i-lern
state
are
fighting
a
severe
Itlizzanl
which
iid
ranted
luurleeii
death.
The
slorru
ha
hluekeil
the
road.
Uqied
railway
traffic
and
heaped
op
drift
in
I
lie
rutting
and
along
feme
from
ten
lu
thirteen
feet
high
in
many
place.
follow
mr
tlir
blizzard
,1
In
weather
i
bitterly
ruld
loda.
In
riiiiti.i!
with
III'1
.turm
of
!lu
K.i"l.
.Montana.
Wyoming
ami
lUilm.ido
are
h.iskuig
hi
spring-like
weather.
COOLER
WEATHER
IS
PREVALENT
THROUGH
NORTHERN
COUNTRY
Tin
hl'K'i,t"r
i'"i"i
'
'
INTRIGUE
SEEN
IN
PARLIAMENT
Miller
Gives
Evidence
in
Liquor
Export
Case
in
Court
This
Morning
(ieorge
Miller,
inspector
of
the
Liquor
Hoard
attached
lo
the
provincial
nolice.
look
the
stand
this
iin.niinz
in
the
case
of
the
Cuiisulidateil
Kxporler'
Corporaliun
Ltd.,
diarged
with
i
violation
of
the
(iovenimcnt
Liquor
Act.
Mr.
Miller
was
in
Ihe
;
witness
box
for
over
an
hour
ami
a
half
and
was
suhjecled
lu
j
lengthy
examination
Lulh
by
L.
W.
I'atnuire.
eruvvii
pniseculur,
j
and
Mil(uu
Cunzale.
nun-el
fur
the
defence,
lie
went
at
sume
delail
inlu
the
reipiireinenls
uf
Ihe
Lupiur
Hoard
with
regard
to
records
from
expurt
liquor
warehouses,
lie
made
il
clear
that
lb.
proceuiioiis
in
the
local
casa
-
were
in
the
hands
of
Mr.
Patmore
trri
TT
Of
T"i
1
T
and
nut
in
his
and
emphatically
Hll!
HY
rAI
teiue.l
thai
lliere
had
been
any
oniiivanee
heiween
himself
audi
111.
deieiice.
j
Tin'
charge
now
i.einsr
licirtl
ii
jlh;-:
Hie
de'endanl
eiunpany
did;
UliV
A
MJ
i
A
i
lU
IN
A
SCUFFLE
(maiie
laise
entries
wuu
respect
Two
Wen
Called
on
Constable
at
Lethbrldge
During
Night
and
Firing
Followed
VAS
KILLED'
SUDDENLY
LKTHHHIlKiE.
Felr.
11.
An
unknown
nun
was
slioi
and
kill
'e.l
by
a
pal
early
this
moriiin?
W'lrit.
Itt'n
tnin
P2illil
a
Hi.
Iiimiip
dfnee
wa
takeu
in
Uie
a
Jf-f
.-.cincKT
'T!55m&
'tStrr
eniay
areruoon
ami
un
morn-
Au,werillfr
lt,
kwk
a,
le
,,K,f
Ing.
Arj.unie..i
of
cun.el
com-
Carr
we,u
down
(mp
n;()
lliencl
whei.
.
ouu
reopcej
t
,Ull
for
a
,lwU,r
a,
1(,
,,.
2:J0
this
artcr....u.
Mlowuiy
lhejHme
n.aeUilt?
un,,er
hU
coal
for
noun
adjournment,
and
il
is
an-iy
iftpi
licipale.1
that
Magistrate
MrtJIy-j
,;arrf
in...
suspicious,
mmit
will
pronounce
his
decision
:Fra,,,,itM
vvj,n
1Ilt,
mall.
wllHre.
tomorrow
mormii?.
U,M)
lw
Jiho,ii
rap)r
f(U,
,ie
of
Walsh
on
Stand
Iwhirh
struck
Ihe
second
visitor.
On
court
m.penuspr
llu
nwrn-
ini;.
J.
J.
Walsh,
former
"government
checker
in
the
local
ware-
who
died
immediately.
,
Il
is
believed
the
two
men
were
seeking
reveiwre
apainst
tlarr.I!
house,
was
placed
un
the
stand
who
wa
active
in
The
lrum-
.1...
....
?aut
su
in
;u
.nr.
raunoru
miii;
conclude
Hie
cross-examination
which
lwa
started
yesterday
af
ternoon.
Walsji
said
that
i
lieiier
miners
sirtke
Ial
year.,,
when
he
sllot
and
killed
a
miner,
during
a
liturtanre,
V,
After
Hie
sliuotin?.
Ihe
man"
jwho
fired
the
shut
escaped.
.r
EMPLOYEES
OF
i
C.PXPASSED
J.
A.
Fullerton
and
D.
E.
Brown,
Both
Saw
Long
Service
With
the
Big
Company
VANCOIYLII.
Feb.
II.
-
Thei
death
occurred
here
yesterday
of
two
old
time
Canadian
Pacific
employees,
J.
A.
Fullerton,
Tor
23
years
ship
s
husband,
died
yesterday
morning
aged
8U
while
l.
K.
Hrowu,
formerly
general
Hitent
for
the
company
in
i
ne
wrieiu
wuu
ucauquaricrs
air
Hom;
Kong,
died
suddenly
yes
terday
aftechoou
uged
71.
llo
joined
Ihe
-company
in
1883
at
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Fullerton
was
particular
ly
well
known
in
coast,
cities
in
connection
with
raci
nieels
at
which
he
formerly
often
offlc.i-
itisl
a
juitge.
Hi
duties
.
as
hip
husband
look
him
"
on
regular
visits
to
Victoria
where
he
was
known
almu't
i
well
as
he
wa
nl
Vancouver.
His
duties
had
lu
do
wilh
th"
Finnress
liners
and
oilier
sleatners
operated
in
the
transpacific
trade
by
the
C.P.H.
SECOND
LARGEST
SAMJEAR
1925
VAXCOI
VFH.
Feb.
II
-Only
in
U21
did
the
annual
Hrilish
Columbia
salmon
j.ack
exceed
that,
or
io;.i.
Acrordin?
lo
figur.es
I-siie.
by
the
Canadian
Matiufac-i
u
re
v'
Association.
AdvorUi'e
in
the
Daily
Xews.