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at
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''t,
PHJNCi:
HIPKHT.
H.C.
TIJl
HSiJAY.
JAM
WHY
21.
1020.
Xov
raiy
i
circulation,
1511
"Siren
sale,
PRlfiE
FIVE
CENTS.
EXPOSURE
MADE
IN
SEATTLE
RUM
SELLING
INVERMERE
Sensational
Charges
Before
Grand
Jury
Liqw
lor
HKATTLH.
Jan.
21.
Sensational
Ihe
gniud
jur
slnteiiienl
were
m.ule
In
today
,il
Hi
hearing
of
Hit
ron-pinn
v
;)
)i'
whirh
10
dele
mlanl
arc
invoked
fur
rontirary
in
roiuicrin.i
w
ill
'Megrd
liipior
celling.
Ili-tru'l
Attorney
Hrvrlle
made
Hi.
.Ijemcnl
lh.it
I
toy
Olm-lt'HiI.
former
Scallle
Police
Licilenaiif.
re
-
iRt'"!
t"f
year
a
invisible
chief
of
Hit
Seatt'e
poll.
.
.ni'I
that
only
had
In
aociaie
been
spared
from
prneni-I
".'!
lnil
lli.il
competitor
liuil
ceii
knorkeil
uht
liy
jmiIh
c
r..d
i
r
according
lo
one
onler
fiimi
liim."
Tli'
prnlil-
of
llii'
concern,
llevellr
a-crted,
had
reaches
CYR
ACQUITTED
MURDER
CHARGE
Man
Who
Killed
Alei
Ducharme
Near
Chllco
Lake
Found
Not
Guilty
of
Murder
I
JUNi
t
uIXMIOli,
Jar
SI.
!
rtat
of
I
red
Cyr
ai
T.-
"f
nun
ili
t
in;
lii
fAajjwT
IA
x
iiii-liai-iii'.
a
f
flraiiiH
r
u
Chilro
Lake
lal
x
iiiUti.
wu
held
yenlerday
be-:I!i-'"
Mi
Justice
Murphy
and
a
;juiv
Mie
'
eoiirt.
irull-iiiiM
in
Mir
uripnttal
f
the
ai-
I
ii.iii-liutly
after
Hip
killing.
Cyr
wni
lo
William
Lake
and
w
.
.
...
.
ii
i
it
t
vo
no"
irr
Hi
.-
tip
iji
.
.
.
.
..
.
1
lln
'i
ami
mane
a
iaiemcni
in
w
iiiimiiiiiig
inai
ne
Miieu
r-
.
.
-.
.i
...
I
9
1
11
ua
i
in'
ii
riniiiiiii
Out
s.i
iii
self
-defence.
Thl
isla'.-tiunt
and
Hi
evldeure
of
ilih.r:
limine.
John
Henderson.
111!
Agn-w
mid
police
offlrer
vvli
i
vest
mated
ihr
cac
wen1
nil
snvm
nf
the
trial.
SNOW
MOTORS
ARE
FAILURES
TetU
Made
at
Fairbanks
Say
Steering
Gear
Failed
to
I
Work
1
VHtliAXhJ.
Jan.
Vl.-Obier-.
t-
or
leuls
with
a
miow
motor
jI
Hi.'
type
to
lie
ned
for
liaulhiii
4Upiiei
for
the
Wilkin'
polar
"Xnitliioii
i-xpri'MM'd
Ihe
opinion
je-ti'rday
that
Ihe
inaeliliM-
will
iii-vi
make
lliMr
ueunaiion,
iip-:)ami(
Itiein
helnji'
on
the
ne
rii.'l
hair
Ki-miml..
whieh
they
aid
would
io
eiicounteriNl
in
the
wmil-vept
reache
of
thr
Arc-tlr.
The
Alakn
Itailmad
Oonitni-ion
reported
a
tet
niade
oer
a
5H
mile
nov
lrelrfi
Monday
nlso
proved
unaliifartnry.
The
steeiintt
gear
failed
lo
guide
the
machine
ONE
KILLED
C.P.R:
LINE
Engine
and
Baggage
Cae
Left
Ralls
and
Turned
Over
on
Slocan
Branch
NKLSO.V.
.Ian.
21.
Knjilneer
0
SUnrrar.
52
year
of
ape.
wa
killed
and
fireman
J.
P.
Duffy.
33.
uliifhlly
craldeil,
when
llii
Canadian
Pacific
Iraln
locnino-Cve
turned
over
on
the
Sloeitn
Valley
branch
near
Crocenl
Valley
yeterdy
morning.
The
en
gine
and
haiMrnsic
ear
left
the
ra'ls.
MAN
IS
NAMED
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
OF
BRITISH
Indictments
WOMEN
INFRINGE
MAN'S
DOMAIN
IS
VIEW
OF
STUDENTS
ClllC.ViO.
Jan.
.'1.
War
imi
rigarrlle
uiokiug
by
women
wa
declared
a!
I
In-
l'nivrrity
of
Chicago
hy
Jlii
?uliv'
m-ed.
An
rlllorial
wrtirlc
in
the
eludeiit
joil.limlkHi
!-
rlar
rlarra
m
niukniK
!
he
niaii'n
liieinlMrt
ol
I
In-
ftludflll
ruutveil
tlwlarr
ciyarrllc
piiHikihjr
i
a
fillliy
habit"
ami
rTlainl.v
doe
mil
miIiI
In
I
!i
Krac
of
womati.
The
odilor
of
"Tli-trrlr"
miioIIit
fludrnt
iuhl
Ira
lion,
laki-
cronnd
avalnl
the
vim,
lie
ay:
"if(lh-
inu'l
inoki.
I
wxli
lltry
'd
buy
I
lieu
own
iiioli-ad
of
ciiitiii
the
men
t
iroidi'
tliem
with
tliivr
uiolu'.'
SASKATOON
WINNER"
OF
HOCKEY
MATCH
Beat
Portland
Five
Coals
to
Three
on
Their
Own
Rink
Last
Night
IMiUTLANO.
Jan.
21.
Port
Ininl,
one
of
the
cluce
rivals
ol
the
Saskatoon
lKUr
leadern.
playnl
that
team
here
lat
n
iji
Ii
and
were
healeii
by
Iheni
Ut
jioal
In
lhr''.
This
el
5aka
loon
well
roi
want
in
I
lie
race
for
I
In-
rliainpiiMiidiip
of
lite
wcslrrn
leasue.
BUYS
TEN
MILLION
FEET
OF
LOGS
FROM
THE
PACIFIC
MILLS
yui:i:.
t.tiAiii.oiri.
city
.Inn.
21
The
S.S
Clnlkmil
of
lln
Cnion
SleHinliii
Company
lirmwlil
in
a
new
donkey
enuine
Tor
the
Silka
Spruce
Mills.
The
mill
ha
purchased
ten
million
feel
or
pruce
loss
from
tin-
Purine
Mill".
The
timher
i
slluatnl
on
the
we.l
ide
or
Lena
Uliilnl
in
Ski.leurale
Inlet.
The
Chilkool
loaded
hiniher
for
Vaneoiive..
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
c.
p.
n.
ll.O.
Silver
iMinwell
(Jladlone
...
Ilaiellnn
L.
ami
I
Premier
purler
Idaho
Silver
r.rel
Surf
Inlet
Ilid.
Asked.
l.filH
117.00
1.05
1.75
1.11
1.17
.SI
4
.30V,
.01
.tnii
.ir
2.1
K
2.25
.10
.12
I2i
I34
.1?
BiWMiWHK
laW
ll7.lliS
Oh
KTr.PLKCII
-Horse
clearing
Ihe
first
hurdle
w
'lie
L.'eh.i.n
1
!
ii
'
II
r'
a
i
K
hngi
in'
The
firt
fwnr
moiuil-
were
mi
ioel
i,
in.
'
in'
tin-
le
,
;,
nnt
'he
irst
JiMrenianshiip
on
the
pari
or
Hie
jockeys
jireen
i"l
o
e-i-oii-
.
i-i'tr
The
joi
key
of
a
iiHli
horse,
i
lose
on
the
heels
of
the
four
j
n.p
r-.
run
he
feen.
CHANGE
RADIO
AT
DEAD
TREE
Set
w'l
be
Changed
from
Spark
to
Continuous
Wave
Of-
fleers
Arrive
to
do
Work
HrinBiu?
wi'li
them
a
luru
amouiii
of
etiniliieiil.
I..
M
-
QimmJ),
eleei
nr
ian.
ami
I
.
Taylor,
earjleiiler
foreioaii
for
Hie
fladio-
(elerapii
SriAirr
nf
Canada,
both
of
Victoria,
arrived
at
Skid-'salr
on
lit
i
week
iriji
of
Hie
-drainer
Prince
Joint.
Kiev
were
oi.
Iii-ii-
way
lo
Ir
nl
Tree
Poin
wirele
utalluii
where
lliey
will
in
rl
nii'
i-ecint
ruction
work
ilic
inliilK
I
Ik'
lia
.
iij
lii
of
tin
r'
fi.mi
-i,n'n
in
iiiiilinum
W.IM-.
WILL
EXHIBIT
B.C.
PRODUCTS
NKW
WLSTMINSTKit,
Jan.
21
The
Stuck
llri'edcr'
Aocia
lion
of
llri(ili
Columbia
iu
annual
i-eioii
here
decided
lo
end
an
evhihit
of
farm
produce
representative
tr
every
agricultural
dittrirl
in
the
province,
and
an
eihlbll
or
dairy
stook
and
hore
10
the
Canadian
national
exhibition
al
Toronto
and
lo
leadiiiK
rail
in
the
lulled
Slate
I
hi
year.
WORK
ON
CANADIAN
FARMER
IS
NEARLY
FINISHED
AT
DOCK
C.N'.Il.
uleanier
Prince
Charles
vva
(nkrn
off
the
pontoon
al
the
(If.v
dock
ye.le.rday
afternoon
lo
liiSiIe'way
for
Ihe
Canadian
r'Hrnior
which
is
goitiig
up
for
cleaning
and
onliiHnsr,
the
work
of
cuiivfirslon
from
roal
lo
oil
riiinlmstlon
on
the
littler
vessel
lining
now
alino!
finished.
Tin'
nexl
vrfiiel
lo
come
hern
r"r
work
will
be
Hie
Canadian
Hover
which
will
arrive
before
Ion-;
After
Hie
Canadian
farmer
in
throned,
tde
pemee,
Cliarle
will
l.r
taken
un
aaai'i.
NEW
GOVERNOR
IS
APPOINTED
R.
Bruce
of
Invermere
Succeeds
W.
C.
Nlchol
OTTAWA,
Jan.
21.
Robert
Randolph
Bruce
of
Invermere
has
been
appointed
lieutenant
governor
of
British
Columbia
to
succeed
Hon.
W.
C.
Nlchol
whose
term
now
expires.
The
appointee
Is
now
overseas
but
will
be
sworn
In
on
his
return
to
Canada.
He
Is
well
known
In
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
country
as
manager
of
the
Paradise
Mining
Co.
at
Invermere.
GEORGE
BUSHBY
AND
FITZMAURICE
Local
Man
Given
Cred'i
for
Discovering
Man
who
Turned
Out
to
be
Eminent
Cartoonist
In
connection
with
the
death
at
Vancouver
I
In
week
of
J.
H.
I
ilzniaurire,
Ihe
Vancouver
Pro
vince
lsted
llial
ft
wa
Oeorai
lluhhy
of
Prince
lluperl
win:
first
culled
the
attention
of
that
paper
about
llUin
lo
the
evident
talent
or
the
then
youni:
am)
trugglln:
arlil
who
later
be
came
one
or
ifcinaita
moi
t'liiiiietil
eartoonit.
Mr.
Iiuhb)
w:i
then
in
buincs
iu
Vancouver
and
t
lie
late
Mr.
I
ilimau
rice
wa
writing
dowcard
tov
a
liv
ins.
INSPECTING
TIMBER
NEAR
YAKOUN
LAKE
SIvTDKr.ATi:.
Jan.
2
1.--Colonel
C.
W.
Ilolston
came
In
on
Ihe
la
boat
eallins:
here
from
Van
couver
and
has
gone
Into
Ihe
Ynkouu
IUWe
country
to
look
over
the
limber
there.
Hud
Millard
went
in
with
lilm
and
they
expect
to
he
away
for
another
week.
WEDDING
At
Sandpit.
on
the
1311a
inl
W.
H.
ft.
Hrandon
of
Victoria.
H.C.
lo
Marie
Iablla.
duushler
of
C-ndftin
'iu
Mrs.
J.
1).
Oilta'
SHORTDEBATE
IN
COMMONS
SL
Boniface
Member
Supports
Hudson's
Bay
Railway
and
Perley
Protection
OTTAWA."
Jan.
21
Supporter
nf
the
government
and
or
the
'Jonervalive
opposition
rurnUh-
ed
speaker
at
yesterday's
briet
esion
or
the
House
of
Common.
The
debate
on
the
address
sa
conl
inued
by
J.
P.
Howden
of
St.
llonifnre.
the
only
Liberal
-eturiie.
ror
Maniloha.
wlio
em
tdiaiett
the
importance
of
the
'ransportalion
problem.
Inline
diate
eon
struct
ion
of
Ihe
Hud
son'
Hay
Ilailway
wa
eential
'o
Ihe
WVst.
he
said.
From
the
Conservative
benches
Sir
lieorjie
Perley
declared
hi
belief
in
a
prolective
tarifr
and
advised
economy
in
Ihe
adminis
tration
oT
the
country'
qrfair
He
emphasized
Hie
import
mice
of
eepiii.i;
Canadians
in
Tanada.
IN
MANITOBA
Cold
Spell
Being
Experienced
on
Prairies
Caused
by
Icy
North
Winds
WINNIPI.O.
Jan.
21.
Cold
weather
i
being
experienced
on
the
prairie
today.
Icy
blast
trout
the
Arclir
played
havoc
vvilh
the
mercury
throughout
western
Canada
during
,
the
night,
extreme
cold
i
heimg
ex
perienced
in
Manitoba,
the
em
peralure
ranging
around
thirty
degrees
below
rem.
LIBERAL
CONVENTION
WILL
BE
HELD
DURING
THIS
YEAR
ANNOUNCED
va.mh
vi;ii,
Jan.
?i
.
A
pro
vincial
convent
ion
of
Liberal
will
be
held
llu
year.
vu
vva
stated
al
the
annuaf
dinner
of
the
Oily
Liberal
Association
last
nlshl.
The
date
for
Ibo
gather
Int
has
nol
been
derided
upon
but
will
he
set
by
the
provincial
'executive
nxt
month.
Few
Unemployed
Are
Here
This
Winter
and
Work
Likely
Open
Up
Soon
as
Weather
Favorable
iJiirmg
the
year
I'.i'i't,
there
were
lortS
iirpiirutioiiH
for
work
at
the
Iimiii
oilii
e
of
t
lie
Kniployrnent
Servite
of
Ca
.a'Ja
and
lOity
placeineiit
in
addition
to
ir2
Iiarvesters
wiio
were
sent
to
ihe
prairie-.
,A
total
of
115:)
vacancies
were
r
enisle
red
during
Ihe
year
and
re-applications
for
work
totalled
7H7l.
Cheap
tiaii-portalioii
ceitifieales
were
iMted
to
7
men
going
to
jobs
in
ihe
Priii'-e
lluperl
zone
which
inrhide
that
territory
between
Snnllurs
and
thi?
city
along
the
line
or
the
Canadian
National
Ituiiwuy,
beiwi
en
hwaii.on
Uay
and
the
A'aka
l.ondary
oil
the
roa-t
and
Hie
Queen
Cliatiolte!
j
gland.
I
Of
the
1153
vacancies
repi-jlcicil
ioi
wch'
of
a
caual
na-Itute.
the
work
laliiiK
from
one
!ilay
to
one
tnonlii.
The
majority
of
plareinent.
luciuif
iii
raual
work,
were
for
us
skilled
men
uch
a
general
I;
u'Hier,
lopgcr.
mine:','
eelion
1
"aiioiiT
.nii'fliauic.
cook.
fiii
s.ey,
firemen,
lieckliand.
x'.a'..'!iinen.
etc.
Lumbering
Quiet
Sin-akin?
generally
on
the
ac-
'iviiH-s
of
hi
office
dnrinz
the
yt
ar.
J.
M.
t'.aiiipbcll,
loeal
era-
oloynient
a
sent.
late.d
thai
the
..i
laeemenl
..
i.,
during
fi
'llli
were
town
as
compared
with
ll2l
be-
enmif
aTrt-hAwmWa-Vrt
fn)!?,1
hisripiweretiiueaf
orlyine
whti
there.
operating
nil
the
usual
scale.
The
const
ruel
ton
of
the
elevator.
howevr.
jravc
a
sriwhl
deal
oft
employment
to
laborer
and
mechanic.
There
is
very
little
dejnand
for
labor
at
I
lie
present
time
and
about
tin
iivn
are
registered
a
unemployed.
The
situation
a
regard
unemployment
i
beller
this
winter
than
it
wa
lal
be
cause
there
are
nol
a
niany
transient
in
Ihe
city
this
year
soon
as
more
favorable
weather
in
Ihe
interior
permit
of
the
latin?
out
poles
and
lie
eiiw
proceeded
with
it
i
ex
pectc.l
there
will
be
an
improve
ment.
EVIL
EFFECTS
OF
CHARLESTON
TOLD
OF
BY
PHYSICIAN
WTNNIPKii.
Jan.
21.
Dancing
the
Charleston
ha
the
same
effect
on
a
man
as
a
ten
minute
struggle
with
a
tmien
riivver.
Hernia,
heart
trouble,
broken
ankles.
fallen
arches
and
I
rained
hark
are
only
a
Tew
or
the
disease
resulting,
ae-conllng
to
a
local
physician.
,i..a...
.t.
NO
CHANGE
MADE
IN
SOLDIER
REGULATIONS
ANNOUNCES
LAPOINTE
OTTAW
A.
Jan.
21.
Hon.
F.rne!
Lapointe.
acting
(iovern-
ment
leader
in
Ihe
absence
of
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Maukeitxie
King,
aunouneed
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
afternoon
thai
new
instructions
were
being
issued
by
the
department
of
Sol
diers
Civil
He-establishment
lo
different
units
that
Hie
regula
tion
in
force
last
year
should
continue
lo
prevail
this
winter.
HUGE
FIR
LOG.
LONOVIKW,
Wash..
Jan.
!t.
A
log
estimated
to
contain
red
ot
lumber
was
brought
to
p
mill
here
rrom
Hyderwood.
I'
wa
cut
rrom
a
Douglas
fir
am
measured
30
feet
in
leuulh.
10
fee;
iii
diameter
a
one
end
and
-
fee'
uc
ii.cb.'n
a'
ol'o-r.
COLUMBIA
-
KELLY
CAMPS
ARE
REOPENING
Logging
Being
Resumed
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Forty
Men
Arrive
The
headquarters,
camp
of
the
Kelley
Loosing
Co.
al
Logan
In-
lel
ii
now
reopening
and
further
extension
of
operations
arc
planned
for
Ihi
eaoii
according
to
word
brought
lo
the
city
by
Ihe
steamer
Priuee
John.
Arriving
on
the
vrel
at
lAigan
ln-
will
start
logging
T.
A.
Kelley,
head
of
the
company.
also
arrived
rrom
Vancouver.
Cu
Larseti
came
north
as
well
jbriiitging
with
him
a
crew
of
me;..
Mr.
I.arsen
will
resume
logging
on
Hie
coniraci
bast
ror
llie
Kelley
inirre!.
BODY
MAY
BE
A
FISHERMAN
A.
Onstad
Thinks
It
Likely
to
be
that
of
Thorbjorn
Johnson,
His
Friend
VANCOlVKll,
Jan.
2t
-
It
i
feared
tfat
the
liody
found
Hoat-
ling
oil
Texada
lslaijd
lal
week
Iwti
that
ut
his
frieiid
Thorlijorn
Jo!iiion,
were
expressed
by
A.
Onstad
here,
but
the
police
believe
Johnson,
who
left
Vancou
ver
for
Pender
Harbor
to
engage
in
fisliing
on
November
2,
is
no-.y
probably
in
some
out
of
the
way
place
up
the
coast.
STRUCK
ROCK;
DOCKSTODAY
Union
Steamship
Chelohsln
Twisted
Stem
and
Broke
Forefoot
so
Will
Repair
VANCOl'VEIt.
Jan.
21
Steamer
Chetohsin
of
the
t'nii
Steamship
Company
hasbcen
rorecd
lo
go
into
drydock
here
this
morning
as
a
result
of
striking
a
rock
at
Thurston
Hay
near
lN.iwell
Hiver
during
a
ceeenl
trip.
The
stem
of
the
vessel
wa
badly
twisted
ami
Ihe
foreroot
broken.
NEW
FOX
FARM
QX.
ISLANDS
SKIDKOATK.
Jan.
21
A
fox
rami
i
(oi
lie
established
in
Ihi
neighborhood.
J.
Kilxon
of
Samlspll
brought
iu
n
pair
of
silver
black
foxen
al
a
cost
of
0"0
with
which
he
In
planning
lo
make
a
start
and
build
up
a
fur
farm
at
that
point.
The
pro-press
of
Ihe
new
Industry
will
be
watched
wiih
(great
Interest
on
:
lie
Islands.