25
TAXI
ancirj
w
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
J.eI(,,,,
VDI
XVI
NO.
St.
li.pping
(luring
llu
pant
two
day
lleuv
wind
U4,nin-
ii
driving
mm
.mm!
fog
have
been
delaying
IhcJiucrs
a
-.ml
Leviathan
ami
a
a
result
the
former
will
be
Iw'o
:'.c
..
r.
,n
lung
Mirt
Si?
iru
r
Hn
-idrnl
lloosevell
vi
it
(Irnwiifc)
hi
mi
attempt
lo
rcM'iitf
22
men,
llu
crew
j
llr
U-li
icighter
Anliuoe
uf
ICTORIA
GETS
j
POOL
BUSINESS1
I
irrangement
Made,
it
l
Said
to
Handle
Grain
for
Saikat-chewan
i
Co-op.
Vli
HUH
.
Jan.
20
It
i"
all-
in
rl
lii'rr
UiUl
me
ranama
I'r.
T
(Tain
I
ernihiaN
I.ll.,
I
that
lo
rn-rl
a
-anr:
!'
Mi!ir
al
thin
Mrt.
ha
ln:r
'1i
ii
.i
iUifM.ttl
a
Ullll
Hie
ffixiiUF'
III
Willi
VUl
I'tHH,
lo
Ii
at
iait
f
Hielr
output.
I
a
:
f..i
Hie
ur
-Hue
I
u
re
are
e
g
i)ib'ltl
ly
I).
I.
Howe
.V.
(
it
ot
l'.rl
AMtinr,
and
il
if
ed
il
will
!
rnlHIileled
in
,ie
I.?
hunillr
tin-
ero
IMi
::
r
miiunin.
Til'-
ehMilor
in
lo
e
loenlel
lie
0ili-n
I'oiitt
dork,
ownrd
tlir
i
anadinn
Nalhiiiul
Uail-
"
ay
It"
rat
i
Mini
th'
ie
are
no
lrt
a-r-
lu'ri-
iih'i'x
Vielorta
an
.
dva
"nite
oir
Yanier.
ami
fa
i
Miai
a
hvve
iiuiiiImt
of
si',
li.miil
fltit
from
I'utrel
K
il
...
rt
enll
Ihere
fe
op-r
imii
v
f.i
make
parrel
Hiii;-
WAS
A
WOMAN
ALLTHE
TIME
Dr.
Marflcld,
74
Years
of
Age,
Practiced
Medicine
as
Man
25
Years
MIN
A.
Arkaimnn.
Jan.
20.
-On
Mir
iirmh
lied
has
come
the
rfl-v
'a
thai
lr.
K.
M.
Mnrfivbl.
.-il
i
I,
who
practiced
here
for
s
i'iiin
ii
h
n
until,
i
a
vynvati
II
pai-piitx
live
In
Kngland,
tln
i
a
d
They
needed
a
on
to
pro
1
'i''
linr
properly
riwhti
no
I
hey
ilrri-sni'd
ner
as
a
boy
and
she
:
iied
o
net
the
part
until
he
end.
BOY
WAS
DROWNED
ICE
ON
LAKE
BROKE
NEARGRAND
FORKS
Father
of
Lad
Lost
His
Life
In
Same
Water
Two
Years
Ago
I'lt.VNh
FOIIKS.
Jan.
20.
When
the
Ice
broke
on
which
he
wu
ckiiting
on
Chrislina
Lake
near
here
In
which
hi
fnjllinr
)eishcd
two
yearn
ago,,
John
Fkand.
tliirleen
yearn
of
nc,
crashed
(hrouch
and
wan
drown-rfl
A
coinpuiiinn
who
wan
with
Ii
ni
tnudi
his
way
to
-bore.
Havoc
with
Shipping;
ATLANTIC
STORMS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
l'HINCK
HUPKItt,
Il.O.,
TUESDAY.
JAM
PLAY
AURORA
BOREALIS
PLAYS
HAVOC
WITH
TELEGRAPHS
Fierce
Storms
on
Atlantic
Playing
Two
Leviathan
will
be
two
Big
Freighters
in
Trouble
days
late
in
arriving
at
port;
was
held
by
heavy
seas
when
steaming
at
full
speed
j
KV
VOJIK.
Jhii.
it.
One
of
the
w.oM
slorni-
experi-
1
lit-
Atlantic
rwl
hi
some
hint'
has
been
playing
havoc!
wirelessed
fast
ttieli
I
thai
two
.Sunday
night.
No
Inrllirr
tract'llbere
will
probably
!
a
dUrup-
Hie
iHg
vessel,
which
diap-
pea
led
in
llu-
fog
Mini
snow.
1
1
a
jhi-fii
found.
!
will
be
sent
lo
Hip
vessel
for
it
Al
on
lime
tin
Leviathan
ami
'would
not
be
prarlieabl
to
iut
iiiiiania
under
full
Men
in
werejil
n
al
(Juren
Cburlolle
Oily.
unable
In
Make
any
progress
I
againM
llo
heavy
can
whietii
ImiKpIimI
lhm.
The
llrihoh
freighler
lwin.l(M
railing
ty
wirele
for
Iwlp
toil
li.'i
Miiiiin
ha
not
been
Iim'uI'mI
o
fur.
-
.
in
a
NO
OPPOSITION
TO
PREMIER
KINQ
BY
CONSERVATIVES
PltlNUi:
Al.llF.llT.
Jan.
2ti.-
Il
to
officially
an-
jiouneed
thai
Ihr
(ner-
alij
will
not
rouli'ol
the
ieal
aainl
Premier
Mae-
ketone
Knu',
tlu
.MuriiiK
hi
rlerlion
by
arelama-
1
lion
on
nomination
day,
which
i
Monday
net.
MILDER
THAN
EVER
IN
YUKON
JUST
NOW
Report
Today
Says
Average
Temperature
In
the
Territory
Is
26
Above
Zero
Thr
weather
m
the
Yukon
is
wanner
than
eveY
today.
II
is
eareely
fretting.
Ihe
average
temperature
for
the
territory
be
ing
20
degrees
above
tero.
Ihe
roiiieM
ihmiii
in
i
ne
inieiior
i
Sniilhem
.with
lemiierature
of
S2
altoxe.
Following
is
Ihe
report:
Prince
IUiert
l'art
cloudy.
calm:
tempcrulun',
15.
IVrraee-
Cloudy,
calm;
lein-
lieralure,
31.
A
nyox-
-Cloudy,
ealui;
temper
ature,
30.
Slewart
-Cloudy,
calm;
1cm-
peralure,
25.
llar.ellon1
.
ealm,
mild.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
ealm:
temperature,
2ft,
Smilhern-
Foggy,
oalnit
tem-leralure..22.
Hums
hake
Fuggy,
calm;
temperature,
27.
Whilehooe
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature.
25.
Hawson
Cloudy,
calm;
lem-
pcralure.
2t.
yanTouyerIxchange
Hid.
Asked.
Wheat
t
.57
i
C.
1'.
it
U7.nn
I1.C.
Silver
I
.r.8
1.05
Uunwcll
I.
II
1.15
(iliidsloue
.32
.35
lliirellon
.
.01
i
I.,
.t
h.
.ia,i
.15
Premier
2.?"
2.25
Porter
Idaho
MM
.11
Silverccesl
.Ift'i
H
Surf
Intel
.09'
Northern
and
Are
PRINCE
JOHN
MAV
CVT
TOW
1MI
bfcl
1UYY
Nt
Likely
that
Propeller
Will
be
Sent
to
Crippled
Vessel
at
Q.C.
City
A
a
result
of
I
lit'
mishap
a;
Out'it
Charlotte
City
on
Monday.
morning
when
luc
nteanit
i
Prine
John
lost
her
propeller,1
lion
in
the
service
lo
Ihr
Island.
It
i-
not
likely
that
a
propeller
The
,
jobj,t)uuld
Imnlly
be
dona"
without
drydking.
II
i-
prob-
able,
Uouever,
that
a
lu?
will
be
QUI
lo
Hie
Prince
John
and
tlu
he
will
he
brought
lo
dry
diMk
here.
The
I'riiiee
lUtarlen.
now
tfoek
hw.
"ifiay
lfj--enl
Into
ervlre
l
reliexe
Ihe
crippled
vepl.
No
definile
innlruclion
to
what
i
lo
he
dune
have
been
i-ei-d
in
Hip
rity.
CORNER
CLUB
HEARS
REV.
L
G.
TURNER
AT
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
An
uilcri'sl
mg
address
wa
given
lul
eeiMt;
al
the
regular
weekly
iiieelur.'
of
the
Corner
Club
in
the
parlors
of
the
Hap-
tint
Church,
I1.
II.
I.iiid-ay.
president,
in
Ihe
chair.
The
speaker
wan
Itev.
I'..
U.
Turner,
paslor
of
Hie
ohureh.
who
had
for
his
subject
"The
IXimale
and
Aim
of
Lire."
Mrs.
Jarvi
Mt-Leod
sang
and
wn
recalled
hy
an
enthusiastic
audience.
Hefrehnienl
were
sered
during
(lie
evening.
Next
week
Itev.
Hr.
Cameron
of
the
Pic-liylcrian
CIiuitIi
will
be
the
speaker.
NEW
CZECH
PARLIAMENT
12
WOMEN
MEMBERS
I'ltAHl'K.
Jan.
.-
-Cueehosti)
Mikla's
new
parlianirut
has
twelve
wnnieii
member
eight
iu
the
House
of
Uepulies,
and
four
in
the
Senate
out
of
a
total
ineinbership
of
loll
in
the
(wo
houses.
The
comparatively
small
pro
portion
of
women
was
rather
surprise
In
view
of
Ihe
fact
that
well
er
hall
(he
..iiilii.OOO
voters
are
w
omen,
and
I
hal
much
encouraaenieul
is
given
women
lo
participate
in
puldic
affairs.
The
office
or
President
of
the
llcpublie
may
even
be
held
by
a
woman.
MAGNET
PICKS
UP
METAL
ON
HIGHWAY
KFI.I.OU.
Idalio.
Jan.
20.
A
.10-lnch
highway
magnet
sweeper
picked,
up
15(1
pounds
of
nail,
and
scrap
Iron
over
five
miles
of
road
near
here.
Some
of
the
ini'lnl
was
worn
lo
needle
sharp
nc.sn.
t
Another
slretch
of
seven
milen
yielded
003
pounds,
of
tnelal.
half-mile
of
eighteen
fool
pave
men!
aave
fifteen
pfnnd
of
nail
and
oilier
mailer
from
Ihe
gut
tor.
M
I
L
liltlCKJ
'I
Kits
FOlt
WKST
INDIKS
.imiv
s
-howo
I
lie
lion.
F.
S.
1
1,
Callhorpe
r.iplain
or
ihe
can.
wall
Cajn.
NcJiolus
ol
I
he
"Inuitiia"
a
Hie
i
1c
d
tour
oi
lie
West
Imtie
am!
Hriti-h
ai
...
The
latter
is
IiohI-uig
I
he
hal
.iiilographed
by
uil
Tel
team-
iiue
ItniV.
Aurora
Borealis
Interferes
with
Telegraphic
Despatches
Far
South
A
heavy
burealis
lal
night
Hie
iKJegmph
win.-
out
of
biiiue
out
Ihe
eoiiliiicnt.
Here
I
hey
were
when
il
was
almost
imNisible
lo
get
Ihrough
on
some
of.
the
wires
up
to
leu
o'clock.
The
effect
on
Ihe
wires
is
very'
curious.
Smrlimes
Ihe
jaiwcr
is
increaed
very
greatly
and
then
again
all
jMiwer
eem
lo
go
out
of
Ihe
wire
,iinl
the
telegraphic
acjoi
i
practirally
shipped.
Following
is
a
despatch
received
lhi
morning
in
regard
lo
Ihe
cleclric
ditoih;uices
fa.
ihe.
nith:
NI'AV
YHHK,
Jan.
20.
Tele-,-
graplur
eumintintcalion
is
liailiy
itisorganizel
from
New
York
San
Francisco
this
morning
lo
heavy
aurora
borealis.
which
rarely
occurs
o
far
south.
Canadian
wires
il
is
reported
j
neri'.
are
even
more
scnuosij
interfered
with.
v
SPANISH
FLIERS
ON
THE
SECOND
LEO
OF
,
ATLANTIC
FLIGHT
I.
AS
P.M.
MAS.
Jan.
20.
-
The
Spanish
fliers
left
here
early
this
morning
on
the
second
leg
oT
their
flight
lo
Ilueuos
Aires.
4
They
expect
lo
reach
Cape
de
Yerde
Islands
Ibis
evening.
B.C.
COAST
TEAMS
WIN
HOCKEY
GAMES
PLAYEDLAST
NIGHT
Vancouver
Beat
Calgary
and
Vic
toria
Gained
Victory
Over
Portland
In
League
Series
YANCOl
"
VF.lt.
Jan.
20.--lu
the
Western
Hockey
League
series
last
night
two
games
were
play
ed
on
Hie
coast
and
the
IU
tennis
won
in
each
ease.
Van
comer
secured
a
decided
victory
over
Calgary
by
a
score
of
5
to
1
on
Ihe
rink
here,
and
Victoria
heal
Portland
3
goals
to
2
at
the
Portland
arena.
FARMER
SAILING
G.O.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Farmer,
which
lias
been
in
dry
dock
here
for
the
past
uionlh
be-inisr
converted
from
a
coaT
to
an
oil
burner,
will
be
taken
on
the
pontoon
today
afler
an
over
haul
and
will
mi
1
1
late
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
morning
for
Ocean
Falls
to
resume
her
paper
carrying
service
between
thv
noii
and
California,
AHY
20.
1020.
Ytrrb)'i
cirmlatlon.
Oil
HAVOC
WITH
as
San
Francisco
aitd
this
nn.
uiiig
uea
1
p
.
-
t
appartuilly
almo-t
tit
ough
al
their
worn
I
(his
moniiug
:,!NATIVE
SONS'
ROSTER
GROWS
Twenty-three
New
Members
Ac
cepted
Last
Night
S.
W.
Taylor
Is
Elected
Secretary
Twenty-three
new
members
were
enrolled
in
the
Prince,
llu
pert
Assembly,
Native
Suns
bf
xunuda,
at
the
uieetiivv
last
night
which
wus
the
first
since
the
assembly
was
instituted
about
a
mouth
ago.
There
are
many
more
applications
iu
and
the
accepted
membership
how
-.lands
at
about
.130.
President
M.
M.
Stephens
presided
at
Ihe
meeting.
Stanley
W.
Ta.vlur
was
elected
secretary
of
the
assembly
in
place
of
It.
K.
Heusou
vvhp
hit
resigned
owine
to
pressure
of
business
requirements.
The
assembly
ha
decided
lo
have
second
and
fourth
Mondays
as
regular
meeting
nights
and
the
gatherings
will
take
place
in
the
MelroiKile
Hall.
Hues
have
been
set
at
5.00
per
auitiiin
in
.-nkimrc
or
91.50
ih-C
iMTiktierJ
Omimillfcs
will
be
appointed
later
by
(he.
president
and
the
executive
and
then
future
ac
tivities
of
Hie
assembly
will
be
arranged
for.
FAMOUS
BAND
IS
TO
BROADCAST
TOMORROW
HERE
LAST
SUMMER
Last
year
Sid
Thomson
helped
entertain
some
of,
the-
visiting
Shriners,
among
tluili
being
.1.
(
lltckel
of
the
famous
baud
which
played
on
Third
Axe.
At
thai
time
he
promised
to
let
Mr.
Thompson
know
when
Ihey
were
going
to
play
iu
Florida.
Today
the
following
wire
was
receivr
from
SI.
Pclersberg.
Florida:
"Syrian
Temple.
Cincinnati
Hand,
broadcasts
front
Crosslcy
W
Lv
Wednesday
evening.
iMrwt
Safe
noj
EVERYWHERE
TODAY
Tariff
Commission
to
Be
Appointed
Within
Few
Days
Announced
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
does
not
favor
duty
on
coal
but
will
alleviate
suffering
in
Cape
Breton
area
OTTAWA,
Jan.
2.
the
iiouiu
will
lie
iiaiiuu
witiini
a
tew
(iaj,
according
ip
5iu
un-.umm
meiil
in
the
iltue
of
Oiinmoiis
by
Hon.
Cirarle.
Stewarl,
rnirtiter
of
Ihe
interior,
during
a
dtliale
on
the
Gape
Breton
situation.
The
tarifl
ioinnii.ion,
added
Mr.
Stewart,
will
be
hiiiged
with
Ihe
duty
of
investigating
Ihe
condition
in
Canadian
industry
and
of
ndviing
the
guveriinient
and
parliament
as
lo
what
duties
liould
be
imposed.
The
statement
eariie
aflir
Mr.
Stewart
had
.aid
Ihe
govern-1
meiil
"does
not
propose
to
in
crease
duties
on
eoal
at
the,
present
time."
The
government
stands
prepared
to
co-operate
with
the
government
of
Nova
Scotia
lo
alleviate
distress
in
the
mining
fields
of
Cape
Hreluu.
lf
the
people
in
distress
are
starving,
the
government
stands
ready,
to
avpJilwwul
Uui
asii"
-
which
shouht
ami
must
ws
taken
by
the
local
government,"
announced
.Mr.
Slewart.
The
government,
lie
said,
would
assist
iu
bringing
to
consummation
an
order
for
120.000
tons
or
eoal
for
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hall
ways.
ACCEPT
AWARD
OF
WAGES
BOARD
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
LONDON.
Jan.
20.
A
general
Hritish
railway
strike
wa
narrowly
averted
yesterday
when
a
conference
ki
of
Union
leaders
voted
by
a
small
majority
not
to
call
nut
the
men
Friday
hut
to
accent
the
award
of
the
National
Wages
Hoard.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DIUHY
ISLAND.
-Pari
cloud?
ealm:
barometer.
30.12;
temper
a
lure.
15:
sea
smooth.
1
It".
At
l
THHK
POIXT.
Haro-
meler,
2U.80;
temperature,
3lJ.
HI
LL
HAHHOll.
-Clear,
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.-
05:
temperature.
JO;
lizhl
swell
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scott
tow
ing
barge
Drumroek
abeam
Xamu
bound
for
Ocean
Falls;
7
.30
a.iu
poke
steamer
Cardena
in
Chat
ham
Sound
southbound.
Noon
DKiltV
ISLAND--Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.08:
temperature,
15;
sea
smooth;
8:15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
liritlco
left
Anyox
at
7
a.m.
bound
for
Stewart;
11:30
a.m.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch
In
Olter
Passage
uorlliliouud.
DFAD
THKK
POINT.
Haro-
meter.
20.80:
temperature.
U.
HILL
IIAIIHOIL
Clear,
fresh
outheast
wind
barometer,
2'J.
i:
teniuerature.
17;
moderata
swell.
Union
steamer
Chilkool,
Gapt.
C.
H.
Smith,
arrived
from
the
south
at
1
o'clock
thi
morning
ami
after
discharging
a
quantity
of
general
freight
at
the
(S.T.P.
wharf,
cleared
at
10.30,
for
Surf
Inlet
where
she
will
take
on
ore.
from
the
Helmonl
Mine.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
New?.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRIOR
FIVE
RENTS.
SHIPS
proposed
national
tariff
advisory
FIFTH
AVENUE
HOUSE
ROBBED
Thief
Enters
Residence
of
H.
A.
Breen
and
Takes
Case
Contacting
Jewelry
'
s-
Some
time
between
Friday
night
and
last
evening
the
residence
pf
II.
A.
Itreen,
025
Sixth
Avenue
East,
was
visited
by
a
Ihief
or
thieves
and
a
jewel
cai
conlaiuinc
amort-'
other
things
two
ladies"
rings,
one
a
wedding
ring,
a
cameo
pendant
and
a
sliek-piu
was
removed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilrecn
have
nol
been
slayin?
it
home
since
fast
Wednesday
ind
the
-robbery
wtis
discovered
last
night
by
Mr.
Preen
when
visiting
Ihe
house.
A
dresser
was
ransacked
and
oilier
I
faces
w
ere
found
leading
to
tjie
belief
that
money
was
t
no
object
or
the
thief.
Entry
was
madeth
rough
rear
window
of
the
house
which
was
unlocked
and
large
footprints'
were
disooverji'd.
Neigh
bors
slated
that
Ihqy
thought
they
heard
somebody,
in
the
house
both
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
night
but.
believing
il
was
Mr.
Hiven.
they
did
not
think
any
I
line
about
it.
Tne
police
were
immediately
notified
and
are
investigating.
MENNONITES
BADLY
TREATED
Group
of
Forty
Return
From
Mexico
Where
They
Went
to
Get
Away
From.
Canadian
Laws
WilNNIPFO.
Jan.
20.
With
only
condemnation
for
Hie
treat
ment
received
during
the
year
spent
in
Mexico,
a
group
of
II
Mennonites
arrived
in
Winnipeg
yesterday
on
their
return
trek
to
farms
in
Western
Canada.
Some
of
the
members
of
the
wroup
lost
a
much
a
5.000.
Ihey
said.
The
Meuuonite
left
Canada
because
they
considered
Ihey
were
oppressed
by
Ihe
laws
which
compelled
them
to
educate
their
children
after
the
Canadian
fashion.
CLAM
DIGGERS
AT
CORDOVA
MISSING
COHDOVA,
Jan.
20
Miln
for
ten
day
and
seen
lust
when
Ihey
left
(he
dam-dig
ginar
camp
on
Mummy
LIaud
near
here
on
January
15.
Joe
Seymour
and
Andrew
MorUnn.
veteran
eam
digger,
are
believed
to
have
bcn
drowned!