25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Al
¬
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOI
XVI
NO.
23,
mt
mam
OVERNMENTS
PROPOSALS
ARE
APPROVED
M
TUPRv:
muaaiJiiu
aoor
Legislation
is
Subject
of
Comment
ooasworui
ana
neaps
Pensions
as
step
in
right
direction;
Bourassa
is
heard
UTTWVA.
J
in.
:m.
Anraiiie
b
I
In
Premier
tliut
legis,
:i
iiitiiiliiiK
Hit
Immigration
Ail,
I
lie
Naturalization
Act
i
i
'ur
i
uiiuiui
nwe
win
uc
iiiiruuiircii
miring
uie
present
scs-
li.n
lii'i'.i
given
to
J.
S.
WooiUworlli,
I.abor
member
fur
ii
;'!'.
a
letter
which
lit;
re
ai
I
in
(lie
House
of
Commons
iluv
itiiei'iioijii.
OMie
legislation
of
interest
lo
lIor
members
will
ileal
ne
ii
iiuiMil
.nil
I
lie
olil
age
pension
has
ul
ready
leen
in
ed,
-Siiti-tm
lion
wilh
Ihe
government'
olil
age
eii-
lion
hill
was
expressed
by
PAIN
VkvWkl
v:
i
on
II
Mill
I
1
..
1.
II
.1
.
1
fir
BOUND
OUTWARD
j
umber
Have
Loaded
During!
and
Week
at
Vancouver
and
fof
Take
Quantity
of
Whoa.
Wi
lli
l
II
J
n
ii
HO
A
until-
.
.
of
ifMiui
vessels
loaded
li'f'oui
tin-
supply.
i
j
in
uopb
linn
Miiniiiiiv
an
urn
ruvri
nun.
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mm
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ant
for
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I'lioinait
for
ih
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billiel..
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punt
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lUtlon
for
onlcrs
o,
.
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Imi-Ih'U.
Kyits
mi
inn
a
to
i.
Ihoina
for
Kf.vi)
.Maru
fur
Yokohama
!
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0
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io
.Main
for
Yokohama
1
1
ooo
initthula.
Koikiman
Maru
firiNuKU)a
17.-iiii
ini-h.'l.
for
Moji
5:),.i;t.i
OllMlO't.V
4j
1'iKVii
Main
for
Slianchai
200,-
lill
0ltO'l4.
Tokkoli
Main
for
Shan;:hai
!:
rj
ItiiMlieN.
I
rika-iin
Maru
for
Yokohama
H
;ij;i
DiihIm'U.
Sl(irikrn
Tor
Shanghai
223,-000
1mi1u'1.
Mini
ho
Main
for
Shanghai
'
lino
luislii-U.
'
PRAIRIE
BANK
WAS
ROBBED
Two
Bandits
Got
Away
With
$1,C0O
From
Commerce
Branch
at
Nutana
SASKATOON,
Jan.
30.
-Armed
wuli
revolver
and
wearing
black
iuak.
iwo
Im
lul
i
Is
enlereil
Ihu
NoliiDa
Iniuirli
of
Hie
Canailian
Hank
of
(liiintneree
early
yesler-lay
nnertmoii,
hehl
up
(he
clerk,
1
i
(
ampliell,
riHeil
Ihu
till
ami
henured
ahoul
i
1
,000.
YIC
FOLEY
EARNED
CLOSE
DECISION
IN
FIGHT
WITH
FARRELL
;hami.nto,
Jan.
30.
-
Yic
l
'Tley
loey
of
of
Yaiicou
Yancouverv
etirneil
a
rlni
decision
over
Young
Farrell
of
I.os
Angeles
lu
ten
rounds
be
lasi
niglil.
U'lnvy
MIWINf.
MEN
I
A
V
DI
AWC
flAB
ATTIVr
DLWDAM
nilDIiVf
QCAQfiM
mil
1
xi
iu
mun
Lin
1
1
Lnnu
i
vn
jtiviitli
i
livrviivruTi
iunuiu
uLiriuJi
Favorable
in
Cdmmons
ootn
welcome
uia
Age
;
Mcssn.
WWIworlli
uril
Heap
the
ground
"'"l
it
wan
thv
I
step
in
the
direction
of
federal
pari
ictpaliou
in
much
needed
of
relief.
Henri
Bourassa
lli'iiri
ItoorassH
struck
a
new
!o
arreiding
uotr.
reminiscent
war
to),
vhe
in
ii?uftuj
language
lit
brought
up
the
$on-
ial
iniMtion
of
Canada's!
lilCKfi
eiiHri
Mini
cmimeu
inai
(lormiiiit
1.1
mil
liute
ivilil-
...
.
.'
.
..j.i.
.
.
l
II
i
-....,.
i
tr
t
o.MMr
r
ilM
iirfi
nun
a
a
,,
aK,.
mul
for
ninilmr.
.....
nilnllv
mi
ulinlll
IIIK
ex.
i...,
..
i
lM.
oiiium
In
luff
itiierv!
of
economy
he
appealed
for
further
eronoinie
niilro.nl
operation,
mm-liitling
wilh
(lie
laleuii'iit
that
Canada
rede.
I
a
p"iry
of
natioualUm.
WHEAT
EXPORT
IS
r-IQ
THIS
YEAR
FROM
VANCOUVER
YA.MUll
VKIt.
Jan
30.
The
wheal
exports
for
I
lie
wei-k
iMiiling
Tliiir.ilay
amiiuntnl
io
:i.lll.Ml
lill-lii'l"
'Ihi'M'
i.
now'
slightly
uii'li't
fi
million
btihrU
in
the
elevator!.
SAFETY
MEASURES
SAVED
MANY
MINERS
Only
Five
Lost
Lives
When
Ex
plosion
Occurred
In
Big
Mine
at
Frankfort
WOT
Flt.VvlvFOUT,
Jan.
30
-Safely
measures
are
believed
lo
have
saved
more
than
1.1
0i
coal
miners
from
possible
injury
in
a
gas
explosion
in
the
New
Orient
Mine
in
which
five
persons
were
killed.
No
fire
broke
out
as
at
first
reported.
,
Tlie
none
is
one
of
the
iangest
and
most
modern
in
the
world.
MYSTERY
SURROUNDS
DEATH
OF
MAN
AND
FAMILY
ATCLEVELAND
CI.KYKI.ANI.
Jan.
30.
Mys-
terv
surrounds
Hie
death
of
Ar
thus
Fulvi.
aged
33.
who
with
four
children
was
found
dead
here
last
evening.
They
iad
been
dead
probably
twelve
hours.
The
wife
and
young
child
are
In
the
bosnilal.
Tlie
police
believe
the
deceased
were
poisoned
as
a
result
or
family
ipiariel
but.
Hie
woman
Is
unidili
Im
l;ilk.
Northern
and
l'lllNCK
III
BERRIES
BLOOM
IN
MID-WINTER
It
im
liecoining
ipnte
eoniinoiiplaee
lo
report
tin
liloomiuif
oT
niM'n
ami
oilier
flower
in
I'rinee
llupi-rl
IIik
winter.
Something
more
unique,
how-rvrr.
i
the
report
by
I'rank
lliee,
H.C.1..S.
lo
Uie
eheel
Dial
he
foiun)
salmon
berry
buhe
in
full
llooiii
tin
vvei'k
on
Noilli
lMniilar
Ilanil.
a
few
mile
from
the
tip
of
Hie
Alaskan
pan
hamiie.
GRAIN
COMMITTEE
BOARD
OF
TRADE
Appointment
Made
by
President
Haneon
who
Forwarded
Names
by
Wireless
l'riviih'iit
llanoon
of
I
lie
board
I
rude
wa
r
pressed
by
work
Ware
leaving
lor
the
koiiIIi
Friday
morning
thai
he
wa
unahh
eliie
the
grain
rommlllee
which
br
wa
to
atinl
for
He-boartL
He
made,
the
'election
during
hi
trip
eolith
and
Seere-lnr.vllrokliaijk
wiHi'iotiyes
(ln-iit
today
as
follovy:
M:
jTlrltnir
fery.
F.
O.
Oawson.
(.
II.
Orme.
l.
V.
Mekeisini.
M.
M
Stephens,
F.
1'ullen.
and
Olof
Hanson.
NEW
RECORD
IN
ALTITUDE
Lieut
Macready
Rose
35,800
Feet
at
Dayton,
Ohio,
Yesterday
DAYTON,
Ohio,
Jan.
30.
In
a
special
ly
equipped
airplane
Lieutenant
John
Macready
yesterday
reached
an
altitude
of
35,800
feet,
establishing
a
new
American
record.
He
attempted
to
break
the
world's
altitude
record
but
was
forced
to
descend
two
hours
after
he
took
off
because
the
supercharger
failed
to
function.
OLD
COUNTRYFOOTBALL
English
League
Division
I.
West
llnm
,
Leeds
2.
Kvcrlun
L
Leicester
City
0.
Hie
rest
of
ihe
First
Division
learns
were
engaged
in
Cup
Ties.
Division
II.
Illackpool
3,
I
trad
ford
City
0
Darlinuloii
I,
Port
Yato
0.
Hull
City
2,
llarusley
2.
iildhain
3,
Stockport
0.
Itest
of
Second
Division
teams
were
enaaged
in
Cup
Ties.
Scottish
League
Division
'.ellic
3,
Motherwell
I.
Clydebank
I.
Dundee
2.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Manners
3.
Falkirk
3.
Hearts
3.
Hamilton
I,
Aberdeen
I.
Hibernians
I,
AirdrieouiatiS
I.
Morion
3,
Dundee
United
t.
Parlick
Thistles
3,
Queen's
Park
3.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Kilmarnock
2
St.
Mirren
.
Itnilh
Hovers
3,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Itid.
Asked
Wheal
1
.01
ft
II.C.
Silver
l.0
1.01
Dumvell
1.40
1.17
Olailslone
.31
.30
I.,
niid
L.
.13
V,
.14
.Mariiml
..:
00
.10
Premier.
2.18
2.25
Porter
Idaho
.lo
.11
Silverei'i'st
,10'
.13
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PKHT,
H.C,
SXTl
HDAY,
JAM
NO
Alum
.SIIOltTAOK
FOIt
THIS
JOH.
nnve
pholo
.hoW!
luii
Parmenlier
sailing
with
n.
bride
on
the
steamship
Degrade
from
New
York
on
January
it.
Parmenlier
i
the
official
lupior
analyst
of
the
province
of
Ouehee
and
teled
ll."t0
drmks
last
year.
Smithers1
Mining
People
Elect
Officers
and
Make
Plans
for
Activities
During
Coming
Year
SMITIIEIIS.
Jan.
30.
The
brunch
oT
(he
llnli-h
(Columbia
annual
general
Meeting
in
(he
evening
and
if
Ihu
meeting
j'un
he
aclivilies.
the
greit
mineral
iesoiire
of
the
district
are
op
the
eve
of
a
new
era
of
enterprise
ami
u
Campaign
of
publicity
thai
hould
bring
Hits
erlion
of
the
The
president
piti.
leiij,,
U
in
hi
opening
remark
gave
an
ivities
dial
he
and
A.
C.
(Janle
iiad
bad
with
Ihe
prciilenl
aml,f
vm,(H
,
analyzed
samples
secretary
of
Ihe
II.C.
Chamber
f
r
rr
i.iv
nn.l
itwii-ncilioi
if
Mine
regarding
the
affilia
ion
of
this
branch
with
the
main
body
and
of
Ihe
various
ar-ratiseinenls
made
lo
boost
Ihe
ippnrluiiitics
of
the
district.
Officers
Electsd
Officers
were
elected
as
fol
lows:
lion,
president
lion.
W.
M.
Sloan.'
.
linn,
vice-presideiil
J.
F.
I)u-
tlue.
President
1..
S.
McOUI.
Yiee-presldenl
James
A.
Maedoiinld.
Ser.-lreasnrer
II.
0.
I.iflon.
Direclors
John
It.
Turner,
fi.
II.
North,
Peter
Schufer.
Patrick
I.
Iliggins.
James
Wrifchl.
Alex.
s.
Millar.
5eorse
W.
Smith
W.
J.
'arc
and
F.
Chellleburgh.
Ilepresenlalive
on
II.C.
board
Mfred
tlanle.
Future
Activities
In
making
plans
for
their
fu
ture
work
Ihe
meeting
decided
to
start
a
number
of
aclivilies
without
delay,
some
of
these
be
ing
the
taking
of
a
census
of
all
mining
properties
of
the
district
n
the
regular
Chamber
of
Mines
form
for
Ibis
purpose
ami
having
Hie
data
on
file
in
Van
couver
and
oilier
places;
a
series
of
Instructive
leclures
by
pro
minent
ucnlogists
ami
mincralo-irlsls;
addresses
on
Ihe
mining
Industry
by
Ihe
minister
of
mines
and
others;
n
re-seleclion
of
ore
samples
for
exhibit
and
making
colleclions
lo
place
on
display
al
Important
mining
centres,
nnd
for
Ihe
lt.C.
Museum,
Victoria,
and
the
Chainher
of
Mines
travelling
exhibit:
the
establishment
of
u
reference
li
brary
of
mining
reports
respect
In
the
Ibis
district
for
llii
use
of
local
niid
visiting
Interested
parlies.
Vn
endeavor
is
also
fn
he
made
to
have
Ihe
Department
of
Mine
n!
Ottawa
place
In
Smilhers
a
set
AHY
30.
lUi'fl.
YnlrnJay
'
l
j
I
newly
organized
Omineca
Chamber
oi
Mine.
held
its
firs
I
municipal
office
on
Wednesday
lakeu
a
a
rrilerion
of
fiituro
province
lu
the
fore.
MrCill
oceiipietl
(lie
chair
and
interesting
accouiU
of
the
ac-
,
-
-
for
Ihe
prospector
ami
miner,
BIG
FLIGHT
BEGAN
THIS
MORNING
OF
SPANISH
AVIATORS
POHTO
PIIAYA,
Cape
Verde
Islands,
Jan.
30.
Tlie
Spanish
aviators
left
here
(his
morning
(of
Pcrnamhuru.
Itrazil,
a
distance
or
1
700
miles.
They
are
due
It
arrive
on
the
South
American
continent
late
this
afternoon.
.
ENGLISH
CUP
FOURTH
ROUND
LONDON,
Jan.
30.
llesulls
of
the
fourth
round
of
the
Luclisli
l'oolhall
Association
cup
series
are
as
follows:
i
Swansea
G,
Stoke
3.
Oardirf
0.
Newcastle
2.
Fulliam
3,
Liverpool
1.
Nolls
County
:,
New
Itrigblon
0
Tottenham
2,
Manchester
U".
2,
Nolls
Foresl
2,
Swindon
0
South
Shields
?,
Ilirmiughaiu
t.
Arsenal
3,
lllackburu
I.
West
llrouiwieh
,
Aston
Villa
2
Sheffield
T.
I.
Sunderland
2.
Hournrmoiilh
2.
Holtou
2,
Southend
I.
Derby
I.
Clapton
Orient
1.
Mhldleshoro
!
Hury
3.
Millvvall
3.
Crystal
Palace
2.
Chelsea
t.
Manchester
City
I.
Huililersfield
0
NOVELIST
DIES
LONDON.
Jan.
30.
I
Oeofge.
Hie
novelist,
died
hore.
Vil
nishl.
Circulation,
im
Mrret
SilM,
4
IS
Prince
John
Arrives
Today
in
Tow
of
Cape
Scoit
to
Repair
and
Overhaul
at
Drydock
Willi
yliafl
evered
and
propeller
gone,
(IN.
II.
xleamer
Pniire
John,
Cap!.
Neif
McLean,
arrived
sately
in
port
this
morning
in
low
of
Hie
lleeale
Slrails
Timing
Co.'
lug
Cape
,81'oU
following
Hie
aeridenl
at
Qi'i'ii
Cliarlotle
Cily
last
Tuesday
morning,
which
forttinalely
results
in
nothing
more
than
a
leniporary
iii-nitiini
of
Uie
company's
services
whereas,
if
il
had
not
occurred
in
Hie
manner
and
place
it
did,
disastrous
results
might
well
have
ensued.
It
was
when
the
Prince
John
had
her
engines
asleni
while
Capt.
McLean
was
makin?
the
landing
at
Queen
Charlotte
Ciiyj
Ithat
the
ohafl
broke
clean
and'
lie
propeller
ilrnTipni
off.
The'
e.sspl
was
alongside
Hie
wharf
i"
i'
was
ii"i
a
u:i:i
ii-ular
iliffi-
iriilt
matter
to
her
tied
u'.
Had
the
vessel
jipikcn
down
in
Heca'.e
S'ra:ls
m
yl
some
point
IT
shore.
'
i-hii
only
bp
iniagin-il
wiial
unulii
have
happened.
especially
in
view
of
the
gale
on
Wednesday
which
mignt
havo
prevented
assistance
being
e?iven
bad
their
been
such
at
hand.
As
it
was,
while
the
Joliu
was
si
tied
up
at
fjuern
Charlotte
City
awaiting
her
low.
a
furioi
gal
iriiie
juj
o,
Weduesday
whicii
threalenet
lo
break
her
away
from
her
moorings
against
whifh
ed.
Fast
Time
with
Tow
Yesterday
afternoon
Hie
Cape
Scolt
arrived
on
the
scene
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
at
5.30
led
there
with
the
John
in
low.
The
passage
aeross
Ihe
straits.
luring
the
night
was
a
very
smooth
one
.and
the
105
miles
iislanee
was
covered
in
Hie
very
creditable
lime
of
sixteen
lioors.
The
Prince
John,
on
arrival
here,
was
tied
up
at
the
Grand
irtiuK
wuari
nui
was
later
taken
up
lo
the
dry
dock
where
she
will
undergo
repairs,
including
the
installation
of
a
new
shaft
and
iropeller.
At
Hie
same
time
i:
lias
been
decided
lo
give
the
vessel
her
annual
overhaul
and
site
will
remain
here
ai
least
a
nonth.
'
The
I'rinee
Charles
will
ake
over
the
run,
leaving
here
his
aflernoon
fr
Skidegale
and
points
south
with
Captain
Mc
Lean
and
Ihe
crew
of
the
John
transferred
to
her.
The
Prince
John
left
all
her
passciuer
and
rreight
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
lo
be
picked
up
I
here
by
the
Prince-Charles
and
aken
on
south.
On
Tuesday
the
tug
Cape
Scott,
which
had
just
arrived
al
Ocean
alls
with
the
coal-laden
barg
Drumrock
in
tow.
was
notified
to
proceed
lo
Hie
Pnnce
John's
as-
'istanee.
On
first
puUing
out
from
Heaver
Pass,
the
Cape
Scott,
on
ueeount
of
the
storm
in
lleeale
Slniit.
was
forced
lo
go
back
by
way
of
Principe
Channel.
On
Wednesday
another
attempt
was
made
to
po
across
and
when
32
miles
nut
Ihe
vessel
had
to
put
back
n?itin
to
Heaver
Pas
where
she
remained
iu
shelter
for
several
hours.
Finally
Hoi
lug
left
Heavor
Pass
at
7.15
yesterday
morning,
readied
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
1.15,
picking
Up
Hie
crippled
steamer
and
deliver
ing
her
safely
here.
Capt.
Hanson
is
the
master
of
Ihe
Cape
'Scolt
which
will
leave
this
evening
for
Ocean
Falls
lo
pick
up
i
lie
Drumrock
again
and
take
her
to
NanaimO.
HEAVY
RAINFALL
IN
NEIGHBORING
CITY
Word
received
from
Ketchikan
says
that
for
Hie
first
27
days
of
January
27
Inches
of
rain
bad
fallen,
an
average
of
an
Inch
a
day.
Op
January
7.
3.U2
inches
f
i'.'lill
felt.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
but
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
.
PRICK
FIVR
CENTS.
PACIFIC
STORM
Was
Worst
he
Has
Known
on
Pacific,
Says
Captain
of
Empress
of
Asia
SWEPT
FROM
DECKS
"It
was
one
of
the
worst
onus
I
have
ever
experienced
on
the
transpacific
service,"
said
Caplalu
L.
1.
Douglas
of
the
MUler
Kmpress
of
Asia,
which
docked
yesterday
from
the
Orient,
three
days
Jali-
The
'vessel
was
gab-s
and
earlier
In
the
voyage
by
a
collision
wilh
a
Chinese
coasting
vessel,
which
she
rammed
shortly
after
leaviing
Shan-
jghai.
Ten
Chinese
perished
in
the
accident,
which
fonvd
the
Ilmpress
to
halt
for
minor
repairs.
,.'-i
Leona
Parks,
a
member
of
the
Philadelphia
basketball'
(earn
which
rerently
toured
Japan,
was
lost
when
she
was
swpt
over
board
by
a
huge
wave
iu
mid-
ocean.
LIQUOR
CASE
OPENS
MONDAY
Everything
In
Readiness
to
Proceed
With
Charges
Against
Consolidated
Exporters
The
charges
under
the
Cov-erniueut
Lbiuor
Act
against
tin;
Consolidated
Ilxporlers
Corpora-
lion
will
be
proceeded
with
in
the
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
McCtymonl
on
Monday
morning
it
was
definitely
announced
tins
moriiin,:
by
L.
W.
Pa!
more,
crown
prosecutor,
wueu
the
cases
came
up
lor
their
final
remand.
The
IJquor
Huard
operators
who
gathered
llio
evidence
several
weeks
ago
are
iu
the
city
agaiii
and
cverylhing
is
iu
readi
ness
to
go
ahead,
uiarges
in
addition
to
the
present
nine,
will
be
laid.
ANOTHER
EXPLOSION
IN
UOAL
MINE
TItlNIDAD.
Colorado,
Jan.
30.
Three
liien
were
killed
and
four
burned
seriously
and
at
least
25
of
the
33
survivors
more
or
le-js
.svorvlied
in
an
explosion
at
the
coal
mine
near
Herwiiid
today.
COMMONS
EXPECTS
TO
ADJOURN
TO
MARCH
15
OTTAWA,
Jan.
30.
Adjournment
of
the
House
of
Commons
A
until
Marcji
J5
Is
tp
be
asked
by
the,
goyernmenl
al
the
eonchislon
of
tin
debate
an
Iho
address,
according
lu
a
motion
placed
on
Hie
order
paper
by
(Ion
Krnrst
Lapolttte.