25
TAXI
and'
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Htel,
3rd
Ave.
and
nrl
ft'
C
WATT
VID
''V,
vol,
XVI
X
"".;!,
A.,.
Dominion
Meighen
will
be
first
will
be
followed
by
Lapointe
and
then
probably
by
Robert
Forke
OTTAWA,
Jan.
IN.
The
;
'hi'
fprriil
iiiim
tho
llironc
i
i
Hoiim-
r
(aiiiiiium.
J.
C
hllioll
of
Wesl
Middlesex
i
men
K
Mie
adoption
of
I
In'
address.
wJinli
will
lie
"vronded
In
I
l.i;
mish
r
Two
Mountain.
Ilir
t
r-i
opposition
speaker
(Mil
i'
HM-ier.
who
will
he
imiI
minddy
Holiert
horkc,
leader
of
I
lie
ProgressivcA,
a
v
T
w
iTin
irn
m
w
w
i
HI
l.lf-tlll.l.
II
I
I
I
I
-
--
w-
II
In
LIBERAL
PARTYi
n
.
I
a
I
.
ni.n.ff
k
Caw
M.k
Ulll
r
w
"r-
-
www.-
-
-
be
Sought
In
Order
to
Secure
Legislation
V
spr,
iit
-i4ll'tt
frwiii
U
'
w
Ui
(inrouver
Star
avi.
r
ik-
l-ir,-.
Progressive
lead-bii
interview.
icelai-e,
th.i
I,.
rni
(Mirty
would
wi-
I
:
iit
It
a
"
r
k
1
1
1
S
allium
c
MM
Ii
the
i'i,.nl.
Thr
wiuhl
U:
ug
i'n.inraii'
in
iii!Iiii'.'
Ih
IM'i
legislation
In
Ml'-
Way
.''i
tlllll
lln.se
l'l'Ogrc-t
ttl.
now
f.
I
lie
uicle
in:
3
vole
confidence
ill
I
he
:lU
'Uimi
will
In-
brought
"
iii-i
u
common
fnni'
i
ienU
A
in
I
he
liinier-
lijl!.
"tl.
WOMAN
DEAD;
MAN
IS
ILL
In
mysterious
Tragedy
In
Vancou-ver
Is
Being
Investigated
by
the
Police
V
M:nl
Vi:it.
Jan.
18.
-
The
liotlv
of
Mu.
Aliri'
ltoie
wil
Iv.i
u
le
I
il
her
Inline
on
It:
.ii
sireii
S.iliinlay
uiiil
her
lr
-liiiinl,
Donald
Himie.
wu
ilin-iy
I
In
iii'ifihhorH
lyiiits
mi
Ml
flour.
The
hi
I
ire
fn'
the
w
iiihii
iIhmI
twelve
houro
,
Jire-Vnnn
lo
heinpt
found.
The
hu-(:.
id
in
in
Hie
lioiitaI
in
n
eri-:
'
.
iiinliiinii
nnd
U
unable
to
'Ii
'W
ai-.y
liixlil
on
the
Iru'edy.
SiM.
.:ii
hoitle
eontiunint;
uni-i
a
i
iii'il
lnilli
wen
found
and
n
,.'i'
in
uit
nnnlyied,
NINEiTilT
GALEOREGON
Part
of
Two
States
Swept
by
Fierce
Wind
and
Rain
Storm
SN
I
HAMdSCD.
Jan.
H.
I'Hciflo
col
wire
communication
wan
hullrd
.Saturday
liy
a
1
mde
villi'
nnd
nun
tdorm
which
wan
vweepinv
neelioim
of
Vah-ItiBlon
nnd
Oregon.
AGED
NANAIMO
MAN
WAS
OLDEST
MASON
NANAIMO,
Jnn.
18,
-
Jnmen
Miller,
n
renldrnf
of
the
rlly
for
03
yearn
and
staid
lo
he
Mie
old
Free
Miiftnn
in
Um
jirnvince.
u
'J
lu
re
al
flic
ne
of
0(5.
31
w
w-i
w,
mw
ww
w
w
Confidence
Parliament
opposition
speaker
and
debate
mi
the
UiMn
in
replv
beginning
this
nflcrunou
in
will
lie
lion.
Arthur
Meighen,
followed
tyry
Hon.
Krnet
Ui
i
will
ronie
nexL
iih
i
..iii.Hrt
cii
it
i.
nii.f
ii
!"-
in
iinnr
a
lunnvr
....,.
I,
,,,.
i
..
..,
..r
,-
isiieech.
Till
amendment
will
jrwll
for
UvlrHKhl
waul
oFes'"-"!
llilence
vole
In
I
lie
government
Moving
(Jie
MNind
iinieinJioeiil
will
mark
I
he
renewal-
of
the
halite
for
p'llUleiil
HHiremny.
Whleh
wa-
wajml
ii
thij
Mou-o
lal
werk.
ruIuitHfljt
In
a
ofe
an
Hie
tiri
(iiH-arAiiMv
aniwul-iej;-lm1irBilie'
frevmimenf
majoril)
of
only
thrr.
An
(here
eein
lo
he
foioe
duuhl
ax
to
whir
It
-liin.j
I
lie
5
I'ruKn-slxe
who
o(ml
tt.uin!
the
trov
eminent
lai
Vifk
will
lakr
mi
Hn
ole.
I
lit'
reiill
ii
awniteil
with
a
..real
ileal
of
iulerenl.
I'oliliral
iudieatiioi
minl
to
Hie
continuance
of
a
er'
heelio
esoion
u
ml
(he
uiitiiin
i'pre-eil
anions
rerluin
Klilcal
oli-erver
i
"that
the
fix
lit
ha
Jul
been
started."
The
uniiouueeineiil
that
Premier
MneVenzie
Kinc
will
run
in
l'rine
Alherl
ronlinue
to
arou-e
cotijeelure
h
to
whether
liny
iiiiiitinii
lo
hi
I'teelion
will
le
iut
forward
by
either
the
('.oneralne
or
Prnureonef!.
Im'Hi
eamp
it
i-
indiraled
that
llii
iui'!lioii
hu
nu
yet
heen
definitely
derided.
FRED
TAYLOR
MAYOR
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
Ward
System
Abolished
at
Interior
City
and
Provincial
Police
to
Replace
Civic
Dr.
It.
V.
Alvvanl.
mayor
of
I'riitee
eoiwo
for
two
years,
wa
defeateil
in
the
eivie
eleelion
In
that
city
last
week
by
Aid.
Fred
D.
Taylor.
The
content
wu
coie
one.
I
he
vole
Mnn
I'J-lo
IKi.
Aldermen
elected
were
Ivor
(iucf.
A.
M.
l'aller.on,
Alex
Mof
fall.
T.
A.
(iriffith,
D.
!.
Frner
und
Kdward
Ojde.
A.
I'.
Ander-Min
wax
elected
police
rnuuiii-
niuner
witli
a
larpe
majority
over
Fred
llii-lin.
II
was
decided
liy
the
elcclori"
lo
uhotih
l
he
ward
ytdrm
nnd
the
prcent
system
of
linxinp
the
proMtieinl
police
handle
tlio
iMilieius
of
the
city
was
approved
by
a
larjre
majority
SLATTERY
WINNER
OVER
ROLAND
TODD
IIOSTON,
Jan.
1-
Jimmy
Slnlterv
won
III"
decision
over
Itoland
Todd
t
Knsland
in
a
ten
round
hout
here
Saturday
niylit.
T.
W.
Marenletle
leTI
on
Sal
-unlay
nkclil'f
tin
for
Terrace,
where
he
will
remain
for
a
few
liiva
rclievinsr
in
the
Hank
of
M"ii'
real.
Northern
and
P0I
iTir
A
I
nr,HT
m
s
ma
m.vsi
A
r
mm
i
i
w
UUVtK
allitlYlt
RAILWAY
FROM
Second
Non
-
Vote
is
Expected
Soon
1'IIINCB
l
Villi
www
-
-
SNOWING
IN
i
THE
INTERIOR
Reports
Indicate
Light
Fall
With
Prospects
of
more:
Rain
at
Anyox
and
Stewart
Snow
lias
lVcii
falling
iu
the
interior
aci-onling
to
reports
reaching
here
this
morning
by
pusseiiiters
rcJu
ruing
on
the
Iraln
and
by
lhe
retjular
eight
ocloek
repyrf
tin
mo
mini,'.
U'Jiile
it
is
mil
very
deep
generally,
(he
conditions
seemed
lo
in-j
illcule
continuance.
II
it
rain-,
in-
al
Vnyov
and
Stewart.
The
bflirial
report
of
the
!fo-erHniMfil
tclcurapli
service
at
H
ajii,
fiijltfWH:
m
Terraee
Cloudy,
calm;
tern-1
peraturp.
33,
AiiUV--llaiii
calm:
lenipera-'
hirers;."
HI
wart
Itain.
calm:
teuioer-l
llaeHon
Cloudy,
calm,
lihl
frol.
ha)f
an
inch
of
snow
last
night,
j
Jjcljgraph
Creek
Cloudy.1
eBTyi;
le
hi
item
lure.
II.
.
Shflhvr
SnowiiiK.
calm.i
lemperatiire.
.0:
one
inch
of
new
i
snow
on
Kftiuiid.
.Ilurns
l.ake
Hii'wii.
calm
li.u....il....
.'nl
Qejir.
csiTBT
teiuperalure.
lo.
$100,000
LOOT
STOLEN
FROm
A
4
SAFE
AT
ALBANY
4
AI.IIANY.
N.Y..
Jan.
18.
-The
safe
f
Van
Huesen
CharJe
A
;oiiinaii.
jewel-
4
lurs,
wa
iilowu
by
rob-
4
hers
this
nioniinu
after
4
uYcrpuweYuia
the
walch-
man.
II
is
believed
Hie
i
loo)
secured
may
total
1
00.0(1(1.
4
4
44444444444444
RAILWAY
TALK
AT
EDMONTON
Government
of
Alberta
Studying
Peace
Situation
and
WIU
make
Proposals
F.
DM
OX
TON,
Jan.
18.
The
railway
iiesiiou
is
til
agitating
the
official
public
mind
in
Alber
ta.
Just
now
(lie
ltoyal
Hank
holds
control
of
the
northern
railways
hut
uecotialions
are
go
In.
mi
for
the
passim;
of
the
prcurllics
over
to
the
province.
The
whole
railway,
ipiestiou.
Inr
linliiiK
some
proposal
,
for
(lie
openiiis
up
of
the
I'eace
ltiver
country.
Is
likely
lo
eome
before
the
Alberta
legislature
al
the
cmuitfR
session,
which
I
expect
ei
lo
be
colled
for
early
in
Feb
ruary.
Premier
Hrownlec
is
studyinir
the
siluation.
VANCOUVER
EXPRESS
KILLED
TWO
FARMERS
AT
LEVEL
CROSSING
Auto
was
Struck
by
Train
Just
Outside
O'ty
of
Winnipeg
WINNIl'F.ti.
Jan.
18."
Tw
liersoiis
were
killed
and
a
third
seriously
injured
as
result
of
a
level
crossing
acci
Jen
when
l!n
Vancouver
express
on
the
Canadian
National
llailway
struck
nn
niilo
at
Pembina
Crossing
on
th
oulskii-hi
of
(hi.
city.
The
dead
are
Henry
Poison
01
and
John
Olson,
38.
both
farmer.v
Hiiro
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
MLPKItT.
B.C.
MONDAY.
JAM
at
Ottawa
111
VI
-
.
PEACE
KIVER
TO
VANCOUVER
r
'
-
t
SI
IK
WKAIIS
sr.on
WOIITII
OK
SIIOHH
Miss
Klean-ora
Aiiibrosp.
new
dmieiug
partner
of
the
noted
.Nluiir-ice.
with
the
s(M-k
of
footwear
-lie
has
pnrclia-eil
for
her
h
ip
;il..ii,nl.
She
says
Hie
average
life
of
a
pair
is
uboiil
two
nights
of
il.
Hiring.
The
eonple
are
going
lo
Hgypl
to
rehearse
lor
a
Paris
engagement
iu
the
spring
'
Prince
George
Assizes
in
Session
Today
After
Trying
Several
Cases
End
of
Week
,SjHciaI
Ui
Daily
New?,
I'MI.NCK
OKOIUiK,
Jan.
IS.-T-Tlie
setsion
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
which
opened
here
on
Wednesday
lu-t
i
j?lil.
priMeediiig
unit
will
be
in
progress,
it
i-
expected,
until
iiext
IliiirMluj
or
1-ruliiy.
Mr,
JusliioMurphy
is
presiding
and
P.
!.
Wilson
is
crown
proecutor.
Harry
lligginliotham
or
Kmpire
Valley
mmiIIi
or
the
Chil-olin
couiilry
was
found
guilty
on
a
charge
of
seduction,
mmi-lence
being
reserved
until
the
end
of
the
Assizes.
Arcuseil
was
-.1
I
:il.
..
.
enargeu
wiui
uu
uueiire
agaiusi
was
heard
liearii
in
in
camera.
camera.
Stuart
Henderson
of
Victoria
acted
for
tin
defenee.
r
After
a
two
an
a
half
day
trial
a
venlinl
of
not
guilty
was
telurned
in
the
nine
of
Hex
vs.
Itoberl
Tillon.
Mrs.
Susan
Tilton.
Mrs.
Luella
.Mackenzie
and
(eonee
Furber
who
were
jointly
charged
wiUi
intinnMation
in
ronuerlioti
with
the
location
of
a
tchool
house
at
Likely.
A.
I).
M,elnlyre
of
Kamloops
coinlucloil
the
derence.
No
bill
was
rehiriii'il
in
the
case
or
Hex
vs.
Maedonnbl
or
rince
tieorge
charged
witli
seduction.
'fhe
ease
of
llox
vs.
Arthur
Heljos.
charged
with
assault,
is
lirocewling
loday.
L.
W,
pat-more
or
Prince
llupcrl
is
appearing
on
behalf
of
accused.
The
case
of
Ilex-
vs.
llogau.
one
of
attempted
murder
near
Vanderlinof,
and
-
Ilex
vs.
Fred
Cyr.
chargeii
with
the
killing
of
lex
Ducharnie
in
Hie
vicinity
of
Chilco,
will
be
tho
last
cases
on
Hie
docket
lo
be
heard.
A.
Melt.
Young
is
defending
liogitn
und
A.
McWermid
of
Williams
Lake
has
Cyr'is
defence.
The
seventh
case
oujhe
docket
Is
that
of
Hex
vs.
Hugh
Muir
who
Is
charged
with
the
then
or
t.-000
from
the
Hudson
Hay
Co.
It
wilt
be
heard
before,
the
murder
case
comes
up.
dvcrMsf
tn
the
Dally
News.
HY
18,
1020.
Kturiy
IliTf
fl
1U
IlflUllIU
...
...
.
.
.
uis
KN-year
old
ward,
rhe
case
FOUR
ROBBERS
LOOTED
BANK
CHICAiiO.
Jan.
18.
Four
robbers
this
morning
forced
two
tellers,
a
stenographer,
and
wo
customers
iulo
Hie
vault
of
the
slate
bank
al
Franklin
and
es
caped
with
$11,000
mostly
ir
gold.
VANCOUVER
SHUT
OUT
AT
HOCKEY
SATURDAY
BY
THE
CALGARY
TEAM
i
m
CAI.UAHY.
Jan.
18.
Profes
sional
hockey
team
was
shut
ou!
from
scoring
by
the
local.
aggregation
in
a
Western
League
nlalch.
the
score
al
the
close
liv
ing
three
uoals
lo
nothing
In
fuvor
of
tin'
home
leant.
RED
GRANGE'S
BEARS
DEFEATED
LOS
ANGELES
IN
A
BASEBALL
MATCH
I.OS
AXfiKI.KS.
Jan.
18.
-
lied
(range-)
Chicago
Hears
defeated
I.os
Angeles
Tigers
Saturday
here,
the
score
being
17
to
7
iu
fuvor
of
Hie
i-ifors.
CifimUUus.
lias
Slrrrl
ill
k
uhcmc
Oliver
Railway
Scheme
is
Well
Received
at
Vancouver
but
in
Victoria
is
Looked
on
as
Club
VAXCOt
YKJl.
Jnn.
IS.
Premier
Oliver-
trheine
for
the
creation
of
a
third
Canadian
railway
system
l
ounecliiig
Vancouver
with
Hie
prairie-
and
including
in
its
scope
the
P.U.K.
ami
the
Kdnioiiton.
Diiuvegau
and
Hnli-ti
Columbia
Hailway
now
operated
by
the
(il'.lt.
under
lea-e
from
the
Alberta
government,
is
being
much
discussed
here.
'II
appeals
strongly
lo
Vancouver
people
as
tending
to
centre
the
business
of
Hie
Pence
ltiver
country
al
this
port,
something
that
all
Vancouver
people
have
been
aiming
at
since
the
opening
of
the
Pea
e
was
first
mooted.
Summarized
the
scheme
!
ih
as
follows:
'
Creation
of
a
xreat
west
coast
.railway
system
by
amalgamation
f
i
lie
P.li.K.
and
Hie
MD.
A
H.C.!
itaiiwajs.
and
extension
of
iiotiij
by
means
of
which
t
lie
vasl!
Peace
ltiver
region
would
be
af-i
,
forded
a
short-line
outlet
lo
the'Famous
Cartoonist
for
Vancou-sea;
industrialization
or
the!
er
Province
Passes
Away:
Peace
ltiver
Canyon,
by
means
j
Brother
of
Local
Man
a
dam
and
hrid?e
across
the
I
Peace:
eslablishment
of
a
trreat
VAXCOLVKH,
Jan.
18.
James
!ulp
and
paper
industry
at
Find-;H.
lay
Forks,
and
the
settlement
of
he
Northern
1S.C.
ami
.Northern
'Alberta
areas
with
hundreds
of
houaiid
of
settlers.
Premier
Oliver
proposed
active
co-yperauou
of
il
province
I
with
Alberta
and
the
Federal
ioverniiiejit
by,
.nieans
or
laud
4r-hrsilu4n1i5tit.'an
three
lo
approach
Hie
Ilritish
Soverument
at
l.oiuloii.
with
a
pian
or
colonization
and
settlement,
in
return
fur
financial
aid
in
building
the
road
and
equip
ping
it.
He
agreed
that
the
plan
was
a
rorlorn
hope,
but
he1
maintained
that
the
best
eu-j
giueeriu:
advice
showed
it
to
be
feasible
and
he
maintained
that
il
could
be
carried
out
if
all
con
cerned
co-operated
to
the
fullcs:
extent.
VICTOHIA.
Jan.
18.
Speaking
generally.
Hie
people
of
Victoria
no
not
lake
seriously
the
scheme
propounded
by
Premier
Oliver
Oliver
fur
the
creation
of
a
thud
railway
system
in
ilritish
Columbia.
The
impression
prevails
here
that
the
proposal
is
made
lor
Hie
purpose
of
bringing
the
other
two
railway
systems
lo
time
,iuit
making
them
take
a
more
acuie
interest
in
the
scheme.
'
At
present
both
the
C.P.H.
and
the
C.X.H.
are
holding
back
and
saying
the
time
is
not
yet
ripe
for
Hie
opening
of
the
Peace
Hiver
country.
In
the
meantime
the
province
of
Ileitis',
Columbia
has
the
!'.;.
K.
on
its
hands
and
Premier
John
Oliver
is
uneasily
nursing
t
he
baby
and
IryiiHg
to
set
it
on
its
own
leel
but
so
far
without
success.
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4
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4
TERRIFIC
STORM
IS
RAGING
TODAY
IN
THE
BALKANS
HF.I.hHADF..
Jan.
18.-A
lerrifir
storm
swept
the
Halkans
at
Hie
werk
end
isolating
villages
and
causing
loss
or
life.
Owing
to
the
demoralized
condition
or
wire
communication,
rears
are
held
for
the
safety
of
hundreds.
The
storm
is
still
raging.
4444444444444444
SERGEANT
WALKER
OF
VICTORIA
PASSES
AWAY
VICTOHIA.
Jan.
18.
Hubert
II
Walker,
(!8
years
of
age.
sergeant
or
the
city
police
and
th
oldest
man
m
the
force
in
point
of
serviie.
died
suddenly
here
on
Saturday.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
tho
leait.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DISCUSSED
FITZMAURICE
DIED
SUNDAY
Filzmaurice,
the
well
known
rarloonist
ror
the
Daily
Pro
vince,
died
suddenly
following
a
heart
attack
early
Sunday
morning.
He
was
31
years
or
age
anJ
came
to
Canada
-3-1
years
ago
from
England.
He
was
also
cartoonist
for
the
Montreal
Herald.
Prior
lo
goinig-
lo
Montreal
ITl,ipFjUn-iHricviuuied
jtiUw.l'riJviuce
slalf
in
llMtl),
feolns
u
l.V
to
Montreal
where
he
spent
I
h
re
years,
then
returning
to
the
Vancouver
Province.
His
work
was
widely
copied
in
Castern
Canada
and
iu
the
American
magazine.-;.
Mr.
Filzmaurice
was
a
brolher
of
(ieorge
Filziuauriec,
who
died
in
Prince
lturl
about
two
years
ago.
He
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
family.
AGED
HAN
DIED
HERE
SATURDAY
The
Late
D.
E.K
Seabury
was
Father
of
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
Fifth
Avenue
East
After
an
illness
of
some
weeks.
the
death
occurred
al
the
resi
dence
of
his
daughter,
Mrs.
T.
M
Spencer.
-'30
Fifth
Avenue
East,
at
noan
on
Saturday
pf
Oon
Kuberto
Seaburyf
aged
80.
De
ceased,
who
was
born
in
Him
United
Stales
aad
was
a
retired
undertaker,
arrive!
in
Prince
Hupert
about
u
year
ago
from
Vermont
und
has
resided
here
sinee.
Hesides
his
daughter
here,
he
is
survived
by
a
widow
who
also
resides
hjM-e
and
ti
daughter
in
the
lulled
States.
fhe
runeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
First
Presbyterian
Cuurcli
to
Fair-View
Cemetery.
Deceased
was
a
member
of
tho
Masonic
craft
and
a
Shriner.
REEVE
PATON
IS
RE-ELECTED
VANCOlYF.lt,
Jan.
18.
Heeve
J.
A.
Paton
was
re-elected
Saturday
in
a
three-cornered
routes!
at
Point
(I
my
Satunlay
by
a
majority
of
300.
-
The
haiidlinfc'
pi
the
-Janet
Smfttf,ase
was
one
of
the
issues
of
the
campaign.
.
.
FIRE
AT
WINNIPEG.
W1XNIPF.U.
Jan.
IK,
l
ire
did
damagahere
amounting
to
130,000
SaTunlay
night
in
the
Stobarl
block
on
Portage
Avenue.
Several
retail
busine.
were
b.tdly
IdU