25
tin.
Ml
fc
I
onpa
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Siana
noyai
nuvoi.
ara
hvi,
and
6th
St,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
FINDS
A
FLAW
!l
ZJ
CRIMINAL
LAW
I
J
-
.
.
I
I
Improperly
Appointed
and
Lets
Criminals
Free
col
Vl.lt.
Feb.
2.
-On
(he
Hi
tiai
J'iiIkc
Helen
Mc-V"-'
Iih.i
lif
ii
properly
ap-
ii
a
j
hi;
of
Uie
jusije.
PAW
ITCKI
T.
Mas..
Feb.
2
Armed
robhet'H
who
raided
the
real
mi
puxt
office
early
yester
day
serured
2oO.(lOO
worth
nf
stamps.
This
I
said
lo
be
the
boxesi
robbery
ever
suffered
by
'he
postal
department
m
New
I
UHlainl.
STEAMER
REACHES
PORT,
AFTER
BEING
rrinrn
Trv
nr
I
act!
rCrllXLli
1U
DC
LUDl
i
nun
tm-riitiii
v..i
ii
iM...
'
I
'I
.1.1
II
I
.,
1
I'll,
'
I
IIUl
Rnlish
sleumcr
llyburn,
which,
II
vvu
feared
had
been
los,i
feaclied
nnrl
Mil
iniirnlnc
fmnil
H
er.iuin
'0
Jay,
overdue
t
liier
Ju-liie
Hunter
iiMluy
m.
Mar.,,,
.grd
32
,,..
SNOWING
AT
TERRACE:
.
ittiK
x
Mum
.
reieaea
ironi
II:
i
a
1
1
it
where
Miry,
were
ii'.
it
nii
for
ciiiilribuliiiK
il'
luniueliey
of
B
seveilleetl
:t
"I't
airl.
:
t
-1
-i.
nf
Mr.
M.i'Oill
a
'(
I
null
jllilki-
'liiriMU
1
1"'
m
i
in-
vi'iii'
ari
ilhK"L
'-
r.
ii'
u
'"
mii-
t.nii-i
Jlilirr
I
ifineil
dial
I
'"dcral
I
.(
.t.,irr,iity
a
lllUl
Mike
.ii'lMii
oii;
.telnil
:
BASEBALL
WAS
PLAYED
JUNEAU
First
Midwinter
Came
Ever
Pull
ed
orf
In
Alaska
Took
Place
Yesterday
Jl
M
AI.
Feb.
Willi
the
warm
mh
sluiium.
Hie
first
mulw
inter
baseball
game
ever
pl
i'd
in
Alaskit
took
plate
yes-ton
I
ay.
There
i
bardly
any
siirtw
In
I
Ins
ilisii
id.
Hie
lawns
are
isreen.
Iihiehrrry
and
nalnionbeiry
In
-Uv
are
buililiiiH
and
slraw-lieri
are
reiioried
to
be
in
i.
!
in
al
Sitka.
"
$260,000
IN
STAMPS
STOLEN
Armed
Robbers
Raided
Central
Post
Office
at
Pawluckot
and
Qot
Away
peralure,
10.
mm
l
ollowiiiK
i
Hie
Terrace
Snuwing.
lemiwrature.
30.
Any
ox
'4oudy,
etilui
alum,
31V.
.
S
levari
-Cloudy,
calm;
pnraliire,
31.
Hate
Itou
Cloudy,
calm
;
peralure,
2K.
Trhfiraph
Creek
4.Utlnt;
tempcr-
lein-
lent-
Smillieis
Calm;
temperature.
i
28.
Itiiru
Lake
Calm;
te.mpera-Itire,
22.
Whilehorse
-
Cloudy,
calm:
y.ern.
pawnon-
-Cloudy,
caltn;
3
below.
Averaire
of
Yukon
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature.
5
below.
VANCOUVER
EXCilANGE
Hid.
Askct
Wheal
1
.03
4
I
I.C.
Silver
1
.01
1.08
Dunwell
I.3U
1.15
ConsoliilaliHl
210.00
i
iladsloiie
3S
.30
V
I..
,
1
13
W
.15
Murui.il
'0
.10
Premier
2,1
U
2.2a
Purler
Idaho
OWfJ
.I0V
Silvercie!
lOVi
,a
Surf
Inlet
-OH
Mrs.
II.
F.
Weariiioulh
and
smr
are
sailiiiw
this
afternoon
by
tin
Canletiii
br
Vancouver.
SAN
I
HANCISCO.
Feb.
EIGHTY
MILE
GALE
OFF
SAN
FRANCISCO
IS
BLOWING
TODAY
'.
point
lleyt'.H
reporlcd
an
eighty
mile
gale
tins
iihiiiuuk
on
the
coast
hero
and
a
slnrm
wanuiiK
was
issued
today
In
shipping
all
alotiK
Hi''
coasl.
,
,
S
iul
in
Daily
News
AI.ICi:
AII.M.
Feh.
2.
-Tht)
hesl
nown
llial
the
camp
hit
had
for'
umc
luiii'
vm
Hie
wonl
hroiivht
down
frin
I
he
La
Uoe
properly
I
III!
week
llial
the
ore
"limit
had
hoeii
ulnii
k
al
depth.
And
when
it
i
roiKidcivil
Unit
Ihix
break-ina
into
the
ore
Rive
a
utopinK
culled
iipiiiiidlnUuiee
of
1
to
fei-l
to
Hie
ore
rexrel
llinr
i-H'ii'i
exmiii
in
t
lie
sunn,
aim
from
which
ore
liool
a
hipiiient
tif
ten
Ion
stae
mneller
return
of
335
oi.
filver.
il
rim
he
ien
Iiml
Ihi
clrike
i
of
no
mean
importance
to
the
camp.
I
III
KelliiiK
the
ore
at
depth
on
the
1
44
Ito.e
pron'rly
i
naturally
er
plealiijr
to
the
niall-apuiiieiit,
whoe
faith
and
efforts
have
been
rewarded.
.
Work
on
the
m
Koe
larted
lat
July.
liiee
which
time
Mime
ix
liun-Iril
fwH
of
tunnelliiiK
tia
been
lone.
II
i
Hh
nileiitioii
of
the
management
in
tend
a
raie
fol
In
wiiKr
Ho-
ore
body
Ihroiih
li
!
nHrfaee.
rhe
lwt;
Jfle
ptiipirrLv
'lir
"hiWw1leV
frniM
tlU'
wnler.
ajul
thBti
fotirlh
Uiile
rrom
the
i.y
raflrortih-
If
it
tiek
rtoopuny
Cllll
7CDI1
IM
VIlK
flM
with
it
head
office
and
prniei-
JIILli
LUiW
111
1UUU11
pal
.
Hie
weather
repirl
i.ti
imI
liNUy
b
Dnmoiiini
(ki
ruiiirnl
ipli'Krapti
"tale
'hat
il
is
.vi.iwiiiK
al
J
i
i
I
an-
and
that
en
wealhei-
(nlinuc"
in
the
Yiikim.
altl
ch
il
i
"liiiliHy
war
r
nW'liei
perl.
Wmm
liM
uleil
hi
I'coice
Itll-
BUILD
TANKER
AT
VANCOUVER
Mllttll
VA.NCOLVKIl.
Feb.
2-
Ctuulruclioii
will
Ihvsiu
imme
dilIy
at
the
Hurraiil
Drydock
Al
I
he
fourth
meet
inn
of
H
foiiKifaalioii
of
I
he
First
Pres-
l.yleriiin
Church
called
last
nigh
fur
Hie
nuriiose
of
eMc
mluu
n
Call
ftfill
Ihc
vacancy
ca(nscd
by
llnf
dcparluiiv
of
Hev.
Dr.
II.
11.
tirnnl,
again
no
projtros
was
ijjadtr,.
lyu
vole
of
01
lo
30,
the
proposal
in
exieuu
a
can
in
a
I'nileil
Church
minister
located
on
Hie
prairies
wa
rejected.
There
will
likely
be
another
con
greualioiial
meet
Hip
In
two
week'
time.
Thomas
McClymont
presided
al
last
uiitlil's
meeting.
CHARLES
STREET
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
The
death
occurred
this
morn
lug
in
Hie
hospital
uf
Charles
SI
reel
of
this
oily.
Mr.
Street
was
03
years
of
ape,
born
In
Ort'Kon.
Ry
profession
he
was
a
miner
and
by
religion
a
Raptist.
He
had
been
in
the
hospital
since
.November
JO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
General
Jail
Delivery
to
Follow
Hunter
Judgment
on
Judge
McGill's
Cases
Spenal
lo
Daily
News
YANCOl'YKR,
Feb.
2.-
A
jail
tlelivery
of
an
unknown
unrulier
uf
jiriout'r.i
in
Okalln
iriou
ruuool
he
aveileil,
Tlii-
wti-
inliiiilleil
(mlay
ly
Hon.
A.
M.
MaiiMm.
AHorney
Cenernl
of
Rrili-h
Columbia,
refurriiiK
lo
a
.Suprerne
Cotirl
jiulgmeiil
Iifif
e(ertJay
which
ilcclamj
that
jiiveuife
jinljfe
llefeii
(iregory
Mcliill'
eiileiitt,
iJuring
her
entire
term
of
office
were
will
tout
force.
II
i
revenJed
Hiat
when
the
wouiaii
judfre
wns
tip-Minieil
by
Uie
H.C.
(ioveriiuienl
Hie
officinN
negle'rlql
lo
get
the
official
affirmnlive
of
the
Canadian
jrnvcriuiieiil
n
Ottawa.
Velenlay
4amt'
Sliim.
who
wa
riven
eighteen
tuoiilb
for
tin
offence
aaiu!
a
girl.
eciirt'il
hi
freedom
on
a
liabii
rorpo
ap'diejitiou.
I'twyers
for
olhrr
orfender
airaiul
iuvniiile
behind
the
bar.
are
iireiaring
lo
-ecure
Hie
rOeni
of
Iheir
client.
The
AHorney
fieuertil
ha
wired
Otlawti
lo.gel
Jinlge
M'fiill'
iitipniiiltiieiil
ralifieil.
Imi
Hie
:iiliiilnieiil
will
uol
legalize
I
lie
rnuviclion
already
made
by
her.
Consolidated
Exporters
Fined
$2,500
Today
for
Illegal
Sale
of
Liquor
Magistrate
McClymont
finds
defendant
guiltyl
and
prosecuting
counsel
asks
for
extreme
penalty
of
$4,000
this
morning
Finding
llial
Hie
.de
ol
liquor
lo
K.
Autiahl
on
November
Ml.
around
which
the
cae
was
cenlretl.
hail
not
been
made
in
windy;!
Burrard
Drydock
Company
s
good
faith
in
Hit;
knowledge
that
Audahl
was
an
American
ami
Plant
Has
Contract
for
New
ut
(a.
j,mr
wa
for
export,
Magilrale
McClytnont
in
Hie
Vessel
I
-ity
Police
court
Ibis
niorniutr
convicted
(he
Cou-olidalt'il
Expor
ter.
Corporation
Ltd.
on
a
charge
of
unlawfully
selling
intoxi
cating
liipior
in
violuliou
of
Hie
(loverumenl
l.iiiior
Act
and
inineil
a
fine
or
s2.rUO.
I
litis
was
tliipo-eil
of
Hie
first
of
a
series
of
charges
nguiiisl
Hie
Cou-olidaled
Company.
There
is
lOonHWtiy
s
plant
here
of
a
tanker
,.
further
charge
of
unlawful
tein-j
for
III
Imperial
Oil
Company,
.cllliiit
and
eeral
involvin?
al
which
i
especteil
will
be
uscil
I
loznl
falsifiriiliou
of
reetuil-.
on
the
Tnriima
kaj:way
run.
neeordiio:
!
I
he
aniiounceineul
of
Clarence
Wallace
today.
The
m-pI
will
prolmlily
tie
com
pleted
in
lour
and
a
half
mouth
and
Hie
rust
will
tie
yHO.OOQ.
NO
PASTOR
f
YET
APPOINTED
esbyterlan
Congregation
Fall
to
Choose
Successor
to
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
Grant
The
second
of
i
procei'iliiiR
bavin?
been
the
selling
ear?
thi.
afleriioo'
culled
at
:':3(.
.
In
aiiiinunciiiK
his
decision
thi
liiorninp.
MaKilrate
MrlMymoul
slated
that,
after
hearing
the
evidence
as
!
the
facts,
he
found
continued
from
page
five;
High
Price
Obtained
for
Prince
Rupert
City,
Bonds
when
Tenders
were
Opened
Yesterday
Afternoon
The
filv"
credit
ha
improved
considerably
during
the
past
year
it
was
indicated
al
llic
special
meeting
oi
uie
council
yesterday
afternoon
when
seven
lenders
were
Mibniitled
tor
an
issue
ol
N0,030
worlh
of
per
cent
ten
year
local
improve
ment
debentures.
The
highest
offer,
l7.M
from
A.
E.
Allies
c.
Co.
of
Victoria
through
Col.
.1.
Y.
Nicholls,
the
company's
local
iigenl,
wa
accepted.
This
figure
was
alnrost
a
high
as
was
made
a
few
tiitnilli
ago
by
Hie
Royal
Financial
Corporation
of
viincouver
in
buying
an
issue
of
six
tier
cent
bond.
The
tenders
,'ollows:
C.
II.
Purge
H5.il.
received
wen;
as
Co.,
Toronto,
Chrislle
&
Co.,
Victoria,
110.25.
lilllespie,
Hart
it
Todd,
Viv-oria,
D0.20.
Iteid
&
Co.,
Winnipeg.
"0.20.
I
Ames
it
Co.,
Victoria,
07.51.
Itoyal
Financial'
Corporation,
Vancouver,
01.20.'
Pctnberlon
&
5jon,
Vancouver.
J0.202.
Those
present
'at
the
meeting
of
the
council
were
Mayor
New
ton,
Aid.
Casey.
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer.
Aid.
McKeehnle,
Aid.
l.arsen
Aid.
W.
.1.
(lifer
and
Col.
J.
W
Nicholls
Acceptance
of
the
Aptes'
offer
was
moved
by
Aid.
Casey
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer.
II
was
reported
by
tin-
mayor
lion
the
Ceinelery
Itoad
918.500
iue
at
Hie
rale
offered
last
year.
The
concern
had
previously
bid
on
litis,
and
would
have
had
il
last
year
bad
il
mil
been
for
a
technicality
which
mane
a
re
vole
at
the
last
election
neces
?ury.
there
was
some
discus
sion
as
lo
whether
this
lower
rale
would
prejudice
the
issue
now
being
sold
lo
Ames
&,
Co
but
F.ol.
Nicholls
felt
that,
since
the
sale
had
been
subseipieutly
agreed
lo,
nothing
could
be
done
aboul
il.
If
the
Itoyal
Financial
Corporation
wauled
the
bond
still,
the
city
would
have
lo
take
the
loss.
If
il
so
happened,
how
ever,
that
the
cily
should
decide
not
lo
lake
lite
Itoyal
Financial
figure
he
fell
that
Ames
&
Co.
thai
the
cily
had
agreed
lo
sell'
would
be
ready
lo
lake
that
issue
to
the
Itoyal
Financial
Corpora-!
u
well
ttl
the
ffcguvc
now
quotud.
Premier
Maeketuie
King
al
a
Iui
cTipiih
Tiere
lysTfeYilay-;
irtias
.looij
for
Hie
"deire
to
unile
tie
lifferi'ti'
element
and
brintr
bu-elher
all
different
parts
of
our
country
under
policies
which
will
make
for
unity,
harmony,
advancement
and
pro?ress."
The
fact
thai
he,
a
man
from
the
East
was
a.-ked
to
seek
elee-tiun
for
a
seat
in
Hie
House
oT
Commons
in
Prince
Albert,
said
the
Premier,
wa
beeaue
the
electors
errterlained
first
and
foremost
the
i.leajof
a
strong,
united
Cjmada.
'Declaring
that
he
si
ill
believes
reciprocity
to
he
a
jrooil
thing
for
C-anada.
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kintr
said:
if
we
wish
to
build
up
our
home
markets
we
must
seek
to
further
the
interests
of
the
asri
cultural
element
in
our
country.
seek
to
develop
this
great
Cana
it
l
H
it
wel."
NEGRO
TO
HANG
Troops
Guard
Court
es
Man
Convicted
In
Sixteen
Minutes
Is
I.FXINtSTON.
Ky..
Feti.
?
-Ed
Harris,
a
negro,
who
pleaded
guilty
to
attacking
a
woman
vm
niu'iilering
her
husband
and
tw.i
children,
was
convieled
in
Mxteci
minutes
this
morning
and
will
hana:
on
March
5.
A
IliotisamJ
state
troopers
guarded
the
court.,
BIRTH.
A
daughter
was
born
on
Janu
ary
".',
lo
.mi
unu
.urs.
it.
o
tirecn
at
Iheir
residence
l.olbiniere
Street.
NOTICE.
To
the
Public
of
Prince
Itupert:
Having
transferred
my
interest
in,
the,
Prince
Itupert
Amusement
Com-
panv
to
Paul
AivazulT
and
S.
P.
McMordie.T
will
not
be
tf
sponsible)
:
for
the
actions
of
or
'anx-
debts
incurred
by
the
Company
in
the
future.;
I
wih
to
lake
this
op-
liorliinilv
of
Ihankfug
the
public
for
their
patronage
in
the
past.
R.
S.
SELF.
Boston
Grill
Large
t
pstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
lea8t.
Phone
457.
VOl
XVI,
NO
27
'
'Jjiiy
Ywu-nU)
umiUtion,
Hi:
str-M
8,1m
soi
PRICE
FIVR
CENTS.
PRINCE
PRINCE
IU
IU'PERT.
PERT,
H.G
H.C.
Tl
TL
ESUAY.
KSHAY.
FEHRL'ARY
FEHRL'ARY
2.
2,
1020.
1020.
"V
'ft.
-r
fl
.
.
v-
..
t
r
OVERNMtNT
SUSTAINED
BY
10
MAJORITY
RINCE
RUPERT
CITY
BONDS
FETCHED
GOOD
PRICE
WHEN
SOLD
YESTERDAY
iberal
Government
is
Sustained
by
Majority
of
10
in
Second
Vote
OTTANN
.
Fell.
2.
Ry
a
majority
of
Un
Hit
lloue
of
i-l
night
defeated
(lie
Coiiervnlive
amendment
lo
llii
i
t
niuit'ul
motion
imi
Ihf
address
in
reply
In
(In1
speech
from
Ii
throne,
wlm
li
followed
wrly
line
mi
lir
u-
l
lit;
Conserva-iv.
i
mill
Liberals
were
concerned
unit
in
which
Hit
government
,
i)Ki
'ed
by
nil
Ihc
iiicmhr
rs.
tif
111
Progre-ivc,
Labor
and
'Hie
oiniMi'lmctil
uhmillctl
liy
lion.
Arthur
.Meighen.
winch
in
lie
nature
hi
.i
waul
tif
confidence
motion
:
:
:
the
Holme
lo
eviirc
HIFF
lH.TlfR
J,
AIMA
W
W
W
m
W
mm
;
(lie
eerh
from
I
In-
limine
nive
no
indication
of
n
m1
i--
ilt-Mgn-ed
in
enlarge
tin'
volumv
of
em-
'pInymciH
iiml
particularly
In
give
In
producer
of
fMrm
production,
coal
Mini
primary
product
llic
advantage
lliey
are.
under
I
present
world
condition,
i-ulirlej
I..
.
Hi.,
murtiul.
i.C
I
tltt
III
Qlll'
,
r.
...
.
count
nr.
The
debate
hiled
I
wo
weeks,
j
Ronald
Sutherland,
Ciiierva-
live,
)ih
tlo'
adjournment"
of
Ithe
debate
h
he
wauled
to
wiy
a
few
word
ou
Hie
main
motion.
II
In
understood
he
will
move
ait-
Other
HIIO'llllllKMll
advocating)
prilled
i"it
fr
On-
dairy
industry.
ORE
STRIKE
AT
LA
ROSE
MINE
Striking
of
Shoot
Gives
Stoping
Distance
of
14C
Feet
of
Rich
Sliver
Monied
Interests
of
East
are
Trying
to
Control
Government
States
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Liberal
Party
Stands
for
Unity
of
all
Canadians
Declares
Leader
at
Luncheon
In
His
Honor
at
Prince
Albert
PRINCE
ALRERT,
Feb.
2.
-Premier
Mackenzie
King
opened
hi
luiiipuigii
here
lat
night
wilh
a
speech
in
whieli
he
ibarged
thai
the
iiiomeii
inltresls
oi
Eastern
Canada
were
en-tleavoriug:
lo
gel
coutroi
of
Hie
(lovenirneiil
of
the
country.
Re
iiefenetl
(o
Mr.
Meigben's
tariff
policy,
saying:
"Hark
of
(his
i
piolectioui-l
tlioiighi
lie?
the
tle.siie
oi
a
lew
men
of
great
wealth
to
get
political
control
of
Hie
rouulrv.
Thai
the
lopic
ir
real
'iileresl
in
Cauaila
Itnluy
wa
whether
a
tew
men
who
'are
tery
wealthy
and
who
have
certain
established
privilege.
I
who
reside
for
the
must
pari
in
t
Kaslem
Cauaihi
and
in
Montreal
niore
than
anywhere
else.
.
whether
lhv.se
lew'
men
are
jjoing
lo
succeed
in
yetlin?
jioliticalj
control
in
this
country
so
thatj
!
they
can
make
the
policies
of!
anada
tiver
to
their
monied
interests
and
-their
M-lfish
purposes."
.Mr.
King..
further
declared
that
in
the
last
election
the
country
was
"face
to
face
wilh
as
great
a
conspiracy
as
any
country
ever
faced."
I
Desire
For
Unity
If
the
Liberal
Party
ha
stood
for
one
thins
aboCe
another,
said
'
PREMIER
MINE
LOSES
APPEAL
Coastwise
Steamship
Company
Not
Liable
for
Loss
of
Cargo
of
Ore
OTTAWA.
Feb.
2.
-
The
su
preme
court
thi
morning
dis
missed
with
costs
the
appeal
of
the
Premier
(Sold
Mining
Company
against
,
the
C6alwi?e
steamship
Company.
The
iiues-
'.yhaVllrtJlpMISVJs
steamship
company
for
the
loss
of
the
cargo
of
ore
which
involved
a
sum
of
17,5(.
18
.I.
4
llic
'rial
jtnlge
held
that
the
lo
was
due
lo
peril
al
sea
and
tin
view
wu
upheld
by
the
H.C.
l
ourt
of
Appeal.
fopSmF
died
at
home
m
-
Was
Charged
With
Theft
and
Forgery
and
Trial
to
Take
Place
Tomorrow
TOItoMO.
Feb.
2.
J.
A.
M.
.Armstrong,
former
member
of
Parliament
for
North
York,
who
wa
await
iiiR
trial
on
''several
changes
of
ttiefl
and
forgery
and
obtaining
money
under
fale
pretence,
ilie.l
al
'his
home
in
Lloydtowii
this
morning,
llo
was
out
on
bail
for
$30,000
after
the
cae
had
been
remanded
until
BOYS
WINNER
AT
BILLIARDS
Gets
Step
Nearer
Championship
by
Defeating
Manitoba
Player
Yesterday
WINXIPKfi.
Feb.
2
--Sid
Roys
of
Vancouver
won
the
western
Canada
English
billiard
I
Hie.
defeating
Tom
Rrownlic,
he
Man
itoba
rhampion.
in
the
final
playoff
by
i.Oilil
to
3.500
points.
Roys
next
week
meets
the
eastern
eliampion
for
the
Canadian
title.
ELEVATOR
FOR
WHEAT
POOL
Structure
to
be
Erected
at
Van
couver
It
Is
Expected
will
bo
Announced
WINNIPEG,
Feh.
2.
The
wheal
pool
directors
expect
(o
announce
thi
aflerno'on
the
construction
of
a
new
elevator
following
a
favorable
report
of
the
commit
tee
that
surveyed
the
sit-
Muaiion
at
Vancouver