3Sto
P-
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
nnd
Ambulance
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
Htj,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
YOI,
XNT,
NO.
3.
1MUNCK
IUDKHT,
H.C.
TUESDAY,
JANUAHY
11)20.
Yrierdy'
Circulation,
ISIS
Stmt
Salp.
139
PRICK-
FIVF.
CENTS.
CHECKS
STOLEN
FROM
WOODWARD'S
FOUND
a
LOOTING
OF
STORES
IN
NOVA
SCOTIA
.
CONTINUED
BY
UNEMPLOYED
"
MINERS
;
y
Bandits
Are
Believed
to
Have
Made
Getaway
to
Other
Side
of
Line
VANUOrVKII,
Jan,
.".
--
A
bag
containing
hank
check
-l"lcii
from
Hit.-
Woodward
departmental
store
on
.Sunday,
he
ember
27,
v.i
round
ul
the
bottom
of
False
Creek
at
the
end
ul
Ihiriiby
Mrot'l
on
Monday
aflcrmioii.
The
More
vu
robbed
of
7,000
in
currency
iy
four
urtiieil
bandits
who
blew
u
mul!
anil
after
having
overpowered
lvu
watchmen.
The
finding
of
the
bag
lead"
(o
Hie
belief
lluil
the
robbers!
(
-aped
in
a
launch
to
the
American
fide.
The
finding
of
m
-cvrntem-fool
Inom
h
ailnft
off
the
YVnshinglon
coat
hy
Uiiite',
UNITED
STATES
TO
PARTICIPATE
Prej'flent
Coolldge
AKi
Con-gross
to
Vote
550.000
for
Disarmament
Conference
Expenses
Vt
ASJIIViiToX.
Jan.
3.
Pre-j
il.Til
lUxdidve
rilieed
:iiii-
1
yoterday
to
apj""',l,'"'!,'!vvIMam
i"
'Mill
lo
rover
Blpeiiw
"I
lulled
Stale
participation
in
I
lie
preliminary
uwlinir
nl
Gen
hh
February
16
on
disarmament
under
the.
League
"t
.Nation.
It
1
ixperlel
lht
PWMbleUt
OoolMiif
will
proceed
lo
Switlfrlahd
lutii
r
t
allelic
the
meeting.
"Pai
Ui-ipallnii
mi
(lie
wok
nf
preparatory
dit'iiiui,
wod
the
pridrnt.
"involv
no
committment
with
repcl
i"
u:lend-aitee
at
an
future
ei-iifei-incc
or
(lltfii
fill
l.
t!f
IICllli
of
tirinaiii'
ii'
luin'ai
urn."
IRVING
BERLIN
WED
ON
MONDAY
Daughter
of
Postal
Telegraph
Head
Is
Bride
of
Famous
Popular
8ong
Writer
MAV
YOltK.
Jan.
5.
Irviiifi
llerliu.
Itiis-ian
immiKiant
ami
former.
Howk-ry
saloon
VaitiT,
who
bitcrchine
one
or
Amuri-ca'x
iiHift
popular
aoiib
writers
and
producer
of
rfvue.
was
yesterday
hiarrieil
lo
Mis
Kllen
MarKny,
ilatighler
or
Clarence
H.
MarKaV.
Iiead
of
the
I'oslal
Tele
graph
Companv.
The
couple
will
embark
in
n
5,i"0
unite
aboard
the
steamer
LfVialhiiu
on
Satur
day
to
Npeud
their
honeymoon
In
Kurope.
VICE-CONSUL
ISJNDICTED
David
O.
Kerr,
Formerly
of
Van-vouver,
Charged
With
Helping
Chinese
to
Enter
States
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
5.
-Four
indictment
alleging
violation
of
ihe
Imminent
Inn
law
were
re
turned
bv
n
(Irand
Jury
hero
yesterday
against
David
Kerr,
fnitnee
Aloei'irilll
vice-COIISllI
lit
Vancouver.
He
I
charned
with
nceepllng
bribes
fom
Chinese
tn
assist
them
lo
evnilo
the
Kxclu-
sion
Act.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
1.
Victoria
0;
at
Vancouver,
F.dmonlon
I).
Calgary
2;
l
Kl
monton.
Stale
roust
guards
a
few
day-.
,
after
the
robbery
here
is
now
connected
with
I
fie
escape
of
Hie
bandit.
In
the
launch.,
when
i
was
found,
were
Vancouver
newspaper
and
trace
of
canned
food.
The
police
have
been
iMHlfHioriitcc
to
locale
ihe
owner
of
Ihe
launch
bill
have
so
far
'
been
iitiMifcra-ful.
PIONEER
JOURNALIST
OF
ALASKA
IS
DEAD
F.
Thompson
of
Fair
banks
Succumbs
Suddenly
i
to
Attack
of
Pneumonia
FAIRHANKS.
Jan.
:.
VilTiam
Fctir
Thompson,
aged
02.
pioneer
Ala-La
newspaperman.
died
here
yelerday
of
pneu
monia
after
a
very
hrirf
period
f
illties.
He
wa?
working
a'
H-
desk
on
Sunday
and
appeal
!
lo
Im
in
?ohI
health.
Ihomp-on.
wlio
can
if
ii
or
I
tt
in
1898
ul
Ihe
lime
of
the
Kloudyke
gob'
ruh.
travelled
by
Mail
from
Kd-iiiiuilon
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
LIMITED
MADE
BIG
MONEY
LAST
YEAR
NF.W
YOltK.
Jan.
5.
Tlie
Twentielli
Century
Linuted,
crack
t'.hieaao-New
York
flier
of
Hi
New
York
Ceniral
railway
earned
sln.imiMMin
duritik-
H"5.
The
train,
which
axerae
three
mc
I
mm.
dally
and
ha
run
in
a-
many
a
seven
sections,
make
the
overnight
ion
between
Him
rllie
in
.'
hours.
Nearly
2,(MMI
neclton
were
used
in
lli:3.
with
un
mer.ive
nasseiiuer
list
of
250
to
eacli
section.
The
previous
high
mark
was
18.000.000.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
Wheal
I.""
I
I.C
Silver
,J.i?l
1.75
Dunwell
1.
10
1.15
Uitelion
l
.0PV4
L.
I
.13
.15
.Marmot
.10
Premier
2.17
2.25
Porter
Idaho
.011
.10
Silver
resl
12
.13
4
Surf
Inlet
.0J
.11
Daly
A!nkii
.
.15
niadstonc
.32
.35
Terminus
...
.50
C.
P.
H
I
J8.00
Howe
Sound
.
.
27.50
Until
Hope
...
.31
.30
Oranb.v
.
20.00
Hufu
,....
i
.18
Lucky
Jim
..
..
I3i
.15
Indian
.....
.
.05
.08
Olaclcr
....
.
.08
W
.10
Iloyvicw
.
.05
.09
H
National
Silver-Selkirk
.
.11
U
.15
,
.04
.04
H
Sllvorsmllh
2
.21
Mi
Mrs.
Hod
Me
Lend
and
daughter
arrived
in
the
city
this
aflernoon
fi.ini
Aiivox
on
the
Canlena
lo
resume
their
residence
here.
STMtTS
WOHLIi
TO
I.
II
call
liofitldes
Hie
C.l'.S.S.
MOVEMENT
OF
GRAIN
HEAVY
Shipments
to
Paclflo
In
1925;
Twice
as
Larue
as
In
152
WINNII'Li..
Jan.
i
More
than
fourteen
hundred
Irains
of
load
ed
(train
cars,
each
U
oar
in
Uuglh
iiikI
each
tram
carry
iiik
uvci
tti.ooo
bushel
of
grainj
were
ruued
to
move
the
amount
of
jsratn
loaded
on
Can-mliuii
National
lines
in
Western
Cal
vi
da
between
August
1st
alio
December
31st,
ll26.
aoconling
lo
year
end
figure
iued
today
liy
official
of
the
C.N.U.
at
head
quarter
here.
lKaiing
uurmp
the
periwl
from
the
opening
or
the
urain
year
to
the
end
of
Ho
calendar
year
wre
almost
twice
o
heavy
a
thoe
of
the
same
nerioil
of
101
and
were
nearly
10.000
cars
heavier
than
Hie
pre-
Miuis
reccu-il
eslaldished
for
Hie
same
period
of
l'J23
crop
movement.
The
movement
to
uneouver
durinif
the
period
showed
a
sink
lug
cain
over
Ihe
fwures
of
pre
vious
years,
the
increase
over
the
1114
movement
hem?
nearly
noil
ear.
In
the
neriod
ended
December
31.
IU25.
a
total
of
9
lot
car
of
grain
were
delivered
itl
the
Pacific
coast
by
Canadian
National
Lines,
against
a
total
In
the
same
period
of
the
pre
vious
year
of
t.'i'O
cars.
At
Ihe
end
of
the
year
also
there
wns
nearly
twice
tne
amount
of
grain
in
storcage
on
hmiAilian
National
line
as
on
the
corresponding
dale
in
1921
when
the
year
clned
with
II.-
tna.nno
bushels
stored
against
S0.nil8.000
bushels
in
tv2a.
MILWAUKEE
MAN
FROZE
TO
DEATH
Body
of
Tony
Swltala,
missing
Slnco
Christmas
Eve,
Has
Been
Found
MII.WAL'KI'.K.
Wis.,
Jan.
5.
After"
having
been
missing
ninc
Clirislmns
Kve,
Hie
liody
of
Tony
Swilala.
It,
falher
oT
five
child
reii.
ha
lurch
found
in
Ihe
wood
on
the
outskirts
of
Hie
city.
U
Is
believed
he
became
lout
in
the
woods
while
on
his
way
luiino
after
visiting
a
friend,
and
froie
to
death.
During
most
the
time
Swilala
was
missing
Hi
mercury
registered
below
xero.
VdvertU
In
the
Dally
News
.Mi
Km
ii
i
i
ew
1
a
paVsei
ge
-t
including
m.'iij
(vinadian
am!
Vine
in
Jo
land
lei'l
New
York
Deci
mber
T,
on
the
lirt
lap
of
her
round
"lie
world
lour
THIRTEEN
PERSONS
PARRIFu
FRfiM
FIRF
boston
tenement
Sii.MKUVILI.IL-Mass..
Jan.
5.
.
,
p
,,.,.,,,
membens
f
iwn
fainilie.,
were
rarrieil
down:
lailders
in
an
early
ioorniti?i
liMiemenl
fire
here.
Dense
moke
tiiuile
escaoe
by
Ihe
stair
way
impoMiie.
.viuiotigu
hi
re
e
alarms
were
-.ounded
Ihe
damage
lo
the
structure
was
confined
'
he
haemenl
nf
the
three
storey
buildiiiix.
.1
ADY1CF.
to
the
U.S.
Sir
Henry
Thoinlon,
C
N.
R.
chief,
back
from
Kngland,
says
thai
the
consoiidalion
of
railroad
in
I
lie
Old
Country
ha
failed
and
that
it
would
le
wise
to
think
twice
before
grouping
large
systems
in
the
United
Slates.
In
Hip
group
plan,
ho
says.
Hie
administration
loe.
Ihe
personal
I
ouch
with
the
men.
TRISCO
BUILDING
COLLAPSES:
FOUR
MEN
ARE
KILLED
SAX
I-HA.MiltHA),
Jan.
o.
Four
men
were
crushed
to
death
as
the
result
of
the
collapse
of
a
one
storey
brick
and
frame
building,
occupied
by
the
Peer
loss
Welding
Company.
Invest
I
gallon
discloses
Ihe
fact
Hia
one
of
the
wall.
crumbled
when
workmen
dug
a
dilch
at
the
base
vhile
perparinjr
for
the
erection
of
a
new
building
on
'adjoining
property.
Tho
Norwegian
freighter
Caplo
is
due
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
load
a
cargo
of
lumber
nl
the
Southern
Alberta
sawmill
for
de
livery
lo
Hie
Atlantic
coast.
MARRIED,
THEN
LOST
HIS
LIFE
Fred
Ellason
of
Whltehorse
Ap
parently
Drowned
After
Going
Through
Ice
of
River
U
III
I
KHOIISK.
Y.T..
Jan.
5.
oolprinl
in
the
snow
leailinu
to
a
hole
in
an
ire-covered
river
renrbl.
are
llironly
trace
lefl
by
red
Kliason.
aged
50.
employed
a
an
hostler
for
the
White
Pass
Yukon
Hallway
for
twelve
year.,
who
disappeared
irom
in
home
here
on
December
15.
one
lay
after
he
Uad
luarried
woman
from
Monlreal.
RINCETON
STUDENTS'
FEDERATION
COLLAPSE
Election
of
Negro
Girl
to
Execu
tive
ts
Cause
of
Uproar
PlllNCKTON.
Jan.
5.
The
new
National
Students
Federal
io'
i
ended
its
mcctiu?
in
an
uproar
lere
following
the
election
of
a
icgro
t'irl
as
a
member
of
the
executive
commit
lee.
The
soulh-
rn
delegates
were
finally
paci
fied
after
several
of
their
nuni-tier
had
resigned.
The
federa
tion
is
on
the
verge
of
collapse
i
a
resuu
oi
i
ue
uouuic,
FAMOUS
JAPANESE
RESORT
IS
BURNED
Tourists
Escape
With
Their
Lives
When
Nlkko
Hotel
Is
Consumed
by
Flames
TOKtO,
Jan.
5.
Ihe
Nikko
Hotel,
famous
mountain
resort
al
Nikko.
HI
miles
from
here,
was
burned
to
the
ground
on
Monday
night.
A
number
of
tourists
es
raped
from
the
buildiin?
bul
Ihey
losl
all
Iheir
baggage.
FEW
FATALITIES
IN
B.C.
COAL
MINES
World's
Record
Is
Set
for
Pro
portion
of
Deaths
to
Production
VICTORIA,
Jan.
5.
Fatalilii
in
the
coal
mines
or
Ihe
pro
vince
of
Hrilish
Columbia
dur
ing
the
year
1925
were
Hie
low
est
yet
nnd
constitutes,
n
world'
record.
The
ileal
l
rnle
1
placed
al
2.1
per
cent
for
every
million
tons
mined.
Five
Places
Broken
Into
atp
Glace
Bay
and
New
Aberdeen;
Promise
of
Relief
by
Mayor
ALACK
HAY.
X.S.,
Jan.
Men,
women
and
children,
member?
of
Ihe
mining
community
to
the
number
of
several
thousand,
resumed
last
night
the
looting
ot
provi-ion
.-do
ex
which
Marled
Sunday
night
following
mas-
meetings
where
ihe
unemployed
miners
protested
againt
want
and
destitution
among
their
ranks.
1'jye
places
of
business
in
(ilace
Hay
and
4w
Aberdeen
were
looted
before
Mayor
Morrison
of
Alaee
Hay
succeeded
in
getting
the
ear
of
the
mob
and
persuaded
them
Jo
return
lo
Iheir
homes
with
the
promise
of
relief
on
Tuesday.
!
A
meet
in?
of
citizens
was
cal-!
-
'
led
r.r
this
afternoon
to
lake!
T)Af
1
D
ADDUD
V
.measure,
to
?ecure
better
A-jgUlJj
KUBBElKI
Clllf'Ill
Ul
mn
aim
..-,
IIOr
government
threaten
drastic
ar-j
Jtlon
if
Hie
loot
in?
w
cui.simeil.
1
i
!
EVELYN
NESBITT
TRIES
SUICIDE
4
C1IICAOO,
Jan.
5.
Kvelyn
Xesbitt
Tbavv.
tiie
4
4
actress,
alleinpled
to
4
commit
suicide
thismrt'ii-
4
by
drinking
ix
ounces
of
4
ttiiurrnl
iliiliifwlanl
.
Mie
i
may
recover.
4
444
444
4
4
GENERAL
PERSHING
RETURNING
H0MEiw,,u'h
Falv"
dP,,pid
",e
,,oor
IJ
IS
AL!
U
fill
111
U
IIUllIL.!.nie
inai
,.M.avei
,hr0UKlj
a
real
rear
Arbitrator
of
Tacna-Arlca
Dis
pute
Is
Stricken
in
South
America
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
5.
Uecause
of
failing
health,
(ten-
ral
John
J.
Pershing
is
expected
.
i
i.
...nl.;..
ii...
H...I
lo
rriurii
iiurc
miiiiiu
tuv
month
mini
Arica,
imiie,
witere
lie
is
represent
in?
Presiden'
Coolidge
in
the
Chilean-Peruvian
arbitration
"over
Tacna-Artca.
Details
tr
the.
general's
illness
are
not
known
here,
bul
reports
reaching
Washington
have
some
what
alarmed
hi
friends
in
Hit,
apitol.
There
has
heen
a
marked
increase
in
blood
pres-
ure
in
addition
lo
complications
resulting
from
affected
teeth.
He
in
his
sixty-sixih
year.
BRITAIN
PAYING
HER
DEBT
TO
STATES
Of
$95,000,000
Paid
Into
Treas
ury
Department,
$92,000,000
Is
From
England
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
5.
-
The.
treasury
department
announces
the
receipt
of
payments
aggre
gating
$1)5.253.371.85
from
seven
foreign
governments-
on
accouni
of
funded
indebtedness.
Of
thi
amount
Great
ltnlain
paid
92,-;ioo,ooo.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Government
Telegraphs)
8
a.m.
Prince
Rupert
cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;,
temperature,
45.
Telegraph
Creek
cloudy,
calm
25
above.
Hazellpn
snowing,
calm,
mitd
half
inch
new
snow.
t
Smilhers
.snowing,
ealm,
mild,
half
inch
new
snow.
Hums
Lake
cloudy,
S.
wind,
mild.
Terrace
raining,
calm,
38
above.
Anyox
-
-
raining,
calm,
10
above.
Whileborse-
Cloudy,
calm,
25
above.
Dawson
cloudy,
calm,
5
above.
Average
cloudy,
calm,
7
below.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Masked
Man
Enters
Bedroom
of
Rooming
House
Proprietor
and
Escapes
with
$45
PHINCK
GFOKOK,
Jan.
5.
If
c
01
up
in
his
bedroom
by
a
man
with
Ins
lace
masked
in
a
gunny
aek,
Sil'verio
Falvu,
rooming
bouse
proprietor,
experienced
early
Sunday
inoniiii,'
the
first
robber)"
ot
thi
nature
ever
recorded
here.
;Tbe
bandit,
who
asked,
first
for
a
room,
forced
Falo
at
the
point
of
a
A...K-ai
I..
1.QII.I
..I'll,
&t!l
III.
,i;.l
....i
A.tiWA
"l,'r.-..
".li
IIIU
,1.1
MVl.i-,..,
idoor.
A
suspect
is
under
arrest.
Quarrel
Over
Twenty
Cents
Causes
Two
Deaths
at
Butte,
Montana
UUTTK,
Mont.,
Jan.
5.
An
argument
ever
the
payment
of
20
rents
in
a
blackjack
game
at
a
.Mexican
ciuu
nere
is
neiu
res
ponsible
by
the
police
for
Iwo
deaths
and
two
Injuries.
Tho
victim
were
all
Mexican.
Ri-
veria,
held
in
eoiyiection
with
the
killing,
admitted
Ilia'
he
was
Ihe
dealer
in
the
card
game,
that
ended
fatally.
The
police
theory
is
that
Gomez,
one
of
the
victims
stabbed
Riveria
'during
the
argument
and
that
the
latter
drew
a
gun
and
fired
in
return.
ROODSARrT
SUBSIDING
Twelve
Lives
Lost
as
Result
of
High
Water.
In
Belgium
HRCSSHLS
Jan.
5.
Flood
condition.,
which
are
tlte
worst
in
the
last
hundred
and
fifty
year.",
are
"slowly
improving.
Twelve
lives
qre
known
,
to
have
been
lost.
The
damage
Is
esti
mated
at
four
and
a
half
million
dollars.
"TEDDY"
RICHARDS
DIED
ON
SUNDAY
Funeral
of
Four-year-old
Son
of
Mrs.
Richards,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
Takes
Place
Tomorrow
Stewart
RolieM
"Teddy"
Richards,
foilr-year-obl
son
of
Mrs.
Richards.
513
Sixth
Avenue
F.ast.
died
Sunday
afternoon.
The
funnral
wilt
take
place
.
tomorrow
afternoon
from
Hayner
Hrox.
chapel
to
Falrview
Cemetery.
Rev.
K.
0.
Turner