main
,-
.J
PogtonGrill
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servics
with
newly
laid
d.mcing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
i
Stnn:
Exchange
Uuilding
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
Lest
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,OL.
XVII.,
No.
18,
j
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
22,
1027
Circulation
1J78
Sales
47)
Price
Five
Cents
SUFFERS
ITS
BIGGEST
FIRE
01.
PECK
DELIVERS
PURIST
ADDRESS
'ix
Buildings
With
$111,000
Damage
in
Old
Southern
Camp
lUnMiAM),
January
22.
It
in
the
basement
of
T.
II.
llrown's
dry
toods
and
ladies'
read
v-to-1
iar
promises
last
night
resulted
in
nan
had
in
twenty-five
years.
st-oyed
and
tho
furnishings
of
trambinetl
efforts
of
th
Rnaiiliiml
on.!
Trail
fin.
,ln-.-a-.!
th
the
aid
of
Htizens
of
both
places
two
hours
to
get
the
confla.
Ition
under
control.
The
loss
is
1ITAIN
STILL
'
CONCILIATORY:
EUEMEXT
l'l
I
II
IIY
lOIIUOlN
III
-
hn:
i:xi'i(i:f!i;i
hope
that
out
kiltie
MKiiir
in:
,
amicably
xettleh
NDON,
Jan
33
Ortat
BrlUin
haa
iSllfled
;-4
av..tude
of
conciliation
nu
-
:a
leg..:mat
atptralton
of
C
:se
Nati
inaltaU
aald
a
tttHOMl
'
arc
by
F
ireign
Offlec
laat
night.
,mr.'
depreciated
the
"ia-;
i
'.tmeii'-a
regarding
pre-:
a'
a.
a:
d
military
action
-c
:
by
.im
Brltlah
In
re-
:t
C
.iea
situation.
Hope,
vtcd
.a'
'
i
negotiations
now
C
:,;-.a
ii..;rt
succeed.
EEMIER
COATES
S
IN
VANCOUVER
:.in
or
m;
ziai.iMi
oom.kv
MINT
Allllltl.il
Tlltlti:
Tlllt
MOIl.MXO
AMI
Ulll.
STAY
TIM.
M
MlAV
HAMl
l.T
I
OK
HIM
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
33.-
-Rt.
Han.
J.
O.
iter
premier
of
New
Zealand,
arrived
hu
m
rnlng
and
will
remain
la
c
y
,.if
ii
i
morrow
afternoon
when
;
will
.
-,j-;:'.'io
hia
Journey
to
Ban
im.ifo
I.-
.n
which
poM
be
will
em-
rk
f
:r
home
The
dMUntulahed
vial-
.io
aUcnded
the
Imperial
Confer
ee
.3
Linden
will
be
the
gueat
of
nor
at
a
c."Ip
banquet
to
be
held
to-
Iht
ENRYSERETH
UNDER
ARREST
C
All
Ol
HCI
IMT
MM
TIIKUN
II.-
imuTA
t
o.
to
i
ci;
niiitdi;
or
i
ai.m:
iMti:Ti:M
i:s
in
nmv
ouk
and
VANCOUVER
Jan.
33.
-Henry
Sereth.
c
ident
of
the
bankrupt
(southern
Al-
Irta
Lumber
Co.
was
arrested
here
ye-
rday
on
a
warrant
charging
him
with
btalnlng
approximately
110.000
from
the
lamlltun
National
Bank
of
New
Ybrk.amooth:
8
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
lu
false
pretencea.
6ereth
will
be
rought
before
County
Court
Judge
Irani
who
Issued
'.he
warrant,
for
ex-
fadltlon
hearing,
-ABARBAIS
WORLD
CHAMP
I
i:lllll
I
I,
KV
(
I.AIIK
OF
(1I.AMIO-V
flX
OXK-MIDKII
TVM.Yi:
IICM'.MI
KMT
AT
NKW
YOUK
LAST
MOIIT
EW
YORK,
Jan.
31
-Fidel
La
Barba.
Angeles
flyweight,
clinched
the
forlu
title
last
night
when
he
defeated
uxy
dark
of
Olaagow,
tho
European
nampion,
ln'
one-aided
twelve
round
put
here.
Clark
ue.therwl
five
ckdowna
to
stay
the
limit.
Muasoltnl
must
have
been
reading
the
lory
of
Cromwell's
dismissal
of
tha
Pg
Parliament
and
has
decided
to
n
better
than
the
Purltitn
general,
i
Burned
Frozen
hydrants
when
fire
broke
in
the
worst
conflagration
thls!lh
-h9iute
necessity
of
a
new
buiiet-i
Six
lanre
frnme
huilrilntra
ur
three
others,
were
ruined.
It
took
estimated
at
SI
11.000.
1
'
'
!
M
OLLAUIfs
HEI'OMT
HOl
t'Ol'Ml
F.MPTV
.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
33
Forced
open
on
authority
of
the
Su-
wtul-
oepoi
T
boxea.
rented
In
two
local
bank.
by
Otorge
Bcollard.
aocuaed
of
contertlng
1800.000
of
hla
wife
a
fundi
to
hla
own
uae.
were
;
found
empty
yeaterday.
;
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i
exolimi
iLtrur.
IHtloiun
I,
I
Arsenal
I.
Bhemeld
United
1
Birmingham
1.
HiKtdeMfteM
Town
3.
I
Burnley
6.
Alton
Villa
1.
Bury-Suuderiand.
pottpootd.
I
Lwda
UnlUd
3..
Manchester
UutuutJ
uverpool
1.
Derby
County
3.
Newcastle
United
1.
Bolton
Wand
a
Wednesday
3.
Lttsoster
City
3.
Tolieuham
Haupursl,
Blackburn
R.
I,
West
Bromwleh
Albfon-Cardltf
Oily
postponed.
Westluun
United
3
.Krerton
1.
HIiMon
II.
BanuJey
0.
Blackpool
1.
Bradford
City
3.
Southampton
0.
Chelaea-Portrale
postponed.
Darlington
3,
ruUtam
0.
Hull
City
3.
NotU.
County
0.
Manchester
City
3.
Ortmaby
Town
0.;
Nottingham
Forest
a.
Rrwdlng
1.
Portamounth
1,
Oldham
Athletic
3.
Preston
Northend
3.
Mlddleboro
1.
South
Shield!
1.
Clapton
Orient
1.
Swansea
Town
4.
Wolverhamton
Wan
derers
1.
ELEVEN
BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
ARE
KILLED
I'liltrrMly
Minimis
l.hpi
nnd
Ue-
The
lnjurlm
In
CiilltoUm
llelnrrn
Auto
and
Train
AUSTIN.
Texas.
Jan.
33.
Eleven
member
of
Baylor
University
basketball
team
were
killed,
five
wete
fatally
Injured
and
alx
others
were
hurt
in
a
collision
between
an
automobllo
bus
a
passenger
train
'near
here
today.
X
U.lll.
DIODY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
30.01:
temperature,
38;
lea
Maasett
Inlet
bound
tor
Awun
Bay.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.03;
temperature.
33:
aea
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
in
MUbank
Sound
bound
for
Ocean
Falls
southbound;
8
p.m.
apoke
iteamer
Phlloctetei
I
Yokohama
for
Victoria.
1139
miles
from
1
.1jkNit
1
ft
a
vm
rv.-iV
at
alaamAr
Print
John
abeam
Cape
Mudge
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
39.-58;
temperature,
33.
Minx
DIOBY
ISLAND,
-
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
30.04;
temperature.
34;
sea
smooth;
0:33
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Catala
out
southboutuf;
10:30'
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Beatrice'
abeam
Klew
Nugget
northbound.
HULL
HARBOR.
Snowing,
strong
8.E.
wind;
barometer,
30.04;
temperature
33;
sea
moderate.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
39.-60;
temperature,
37.
If
the
Antl-Plllory
aoclety
of
Pari
succeeds
tn
abolishing
the
still
collar,
the
rising
generation
will
have
one
misery
lf
to
become
arcuitomed
to.
VICTORIA
WANTS
NEW
COURTHOUSE
lltll
ASSOCIATION
PIIEsKNT
ItESO-I.ITIOX
TO
COl'XCIL
VICTORIA.
Jen.
2J2.
Members
of
the
I
city
council
stressed
the
Importance
of
lh.
.....
f
nn
.1
m.b.
..A..nM.a
In
Victoria
when
a
resolution
from
the
Victoria
Bar
Association.
Dointin
out
tc-
presented
to
the
council
for'
ndmsmnt
Karinue
sponsorea
a
mo
"f"
l'
."t
111
!!
Z
.
J
".r..r
"
'L"
rvV4
tea
amahVUi
MMb
'
mm
jop?;d
bjr
Alderman
Woodward,
who
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
city
had
aulhritv
to
make
u-h
an
mdaru.
jment
affecting
property
that
did
not
be-
long
to
the
city.
Alderman
Mator
IfAlme
In
tunnnrl.
Ing
Alderman
Clearthue'a
motion,
pointed
out
that
In
tha
land
reslatr
offlri?
.lone
adf-nwt
pmtrtkn
from
detruo
tton
by
fln
WM
uo,
gr(n
t,
the
tnou.
ndt
of
title
deeda.
The
prent
build-
lng
WM
antuatd
and
not
fireproof.
Alderman
Oearthue
pointed
out
that
there
were
title
left
on
the
deT
of
the
land
rrrialrr
office
almDlr
becauae
there
wai
not
room
In
tlw
vault
for
In
support
of
endartlng
the
resolution,
jbut
In
deference
to
Alderman
Wood-!
ward's
wlshea
the
matter
waa
referred
to
the
public
works
eommlttre.
which
will
mjkke
an
tnTeattgatlon
aul
bring
back
la
rsport
to
the
ceuetl.
A14erman
Oearthue
aald
that
..the
jbuttdlng
of
a
new
courthouse
might
no.
only
spur
on
eonttructlon
her?,
but
might
alo
bring
abut
a.rtae
in
real
estate
values.
SIX
MILLION
BOND
ISSUE
MIOIIT
TI
KM
LOAN
I
Olt
I'ltO-OF
VIXCT
li
MiLH
TO
HAXK
MOXTItl.tL
AT
US
ICTOItlt.
Jan.
St.
The
lr
of
Hip
new
M.Imhi.oou
ohort
term
bund
lMie
to
the
lUnV
of
Montrrul
wUh
a
jleld
if
l.3
wr
rent
l
an-tiuiinrrd
h)
Unit.
Dr.
J.
I.
Miliin,
inlnller
of
llnai-r.
The
goirriiiurnt
reiiulrri
SI.imhi.-oih)
It
rrlundlug
r,hv-
and
IHMI.IMKI
u
rmrr
rxjiriKlllure
on
the
t
nhrrlt)
liullillngi
anil
other
piiti-He
uorko.
The
prrent
Iihiii
l
Koued
In
ilace
if
a
'rMiM-d
liun
r
ii.ouii.ihmi
fur
thirty
)rir
and
another
two
million
for
forty
rar
for
which
no
NilNfar-lory
bid
wrrr
offered.
$25,000
FIRE
AT
WHITE
ROCK
POST
linil't;,
IOIK
TIIK.VTIIK
AMI
M:l.lt
VI,
OTIItlt
III
II.DINOS
WKKK
llt
lt.NKO
NO
PANIC
IX
MIOW
WHITE
ROCK.
B.C..
Jan.
33.
The
post
office,
a
movie
theatre
and
aeversl
Other
buildings
were
destroyed
by
fire
last
night,
the
loan
being
ettlmated
at
I33.O00.
Several
hundred
persons,
who
were
In
the
theatre,
-filed
out
quietly.
SEINE
1URU
wluT
START
LOADING
AT
ELEVATOR
MONDAY
The
Surukl
Line
freighter
Seine
Maru,
which
arrived
from
the
Orient
during
the
week,
will
go
ou
berth
at
the
elevator
on
Monday
to
start
loading
a
cargo
or
about
0.000
tons
of
grain
for
Shanghai,
The
vessel
la
at
present
undergoing
lining
at
the
ocean
dock.
Other
boats
now
due
to
load
grain
are
the
lunerton.
coming
on
January
33
from
England
to
load
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent;
Yrgen
Maru,
on
January
37
for
Orient;
and
King
James
on
February
1
for
United
Kingdom
of
continent.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
COUNT
DE
SAINT-AU-LAIRE.
former
French
ambaasador
tn
London,
who
,1a
suing
the
French
Ministry
for
Foreign
Affairs
for
his
salary.
The
age
limit
for
diplomats
Is
Si.
and
aa
he
has
cot
reached
that
age
he
claims
full
aalary
l'.utead
of
the
pension
he
was
given.
EIGHT
PERSONS
ARE
KILLED
IN
FACTORY
EXPLOSION,
TOLEDO
tweea
Washlnjtan
and
Ottawa.
It
is
TOLEDO.
Ohio.
Jan.
33.
Eight
per-
even
reported
that
the
Canadian
gjvem-sons
are
betlccd
to
have
been
burned
meiu
hts
altered
the
offending
rejula-to,
death
thia
afternoon
following
two
tin.
but
the
Canadian
authorities
In
explosions
in
a
manuia-turtng
plant
London
have
not
been
thus
advised.
American
Officer
Tells
How
Liquor
Was
Smuggled
Under
Very
Nose,
VANCOUVER.
January
22.
United
States
internal
revenue
department,
yesterday
described
to
the
customs
commission
a
seizure
he
made
at
Black
River
Junction,
Washington,
on
December
13,
while
the
commission
was
sitting
in
Vancouver.
The
car
in
which
the
liquor
was
hidden
contained
shingles
and
was
consigned,
according
to
the
bill
of
lading,
from
the
Westminster
Mills
Co.,
Vancouver,
to
the
Eclipse
Lumber
Co.
at
Monticello,
Washington.
Herrick
identified
a
number
of
bottle?
of
liquor
produced
as
parf
of
the
seizure
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
revenue
stamps
thereon
were
for-a
gerles.
Ocorge
Morris,
assistant
Inspector
of
the
customs
and
excise
preventative
service.
Victoria,
Mid
there
was
much
liquor
smuggling
around
the
Island.
More
patrol
boats
were
urgently
needed
Including
a
thoroughly
seaworthy'
boat
for
the
west
coast
and
one
capable
of
thirty
knots
per
hour
for
the
Oulf
of
Oeorgla.
j
ono
iu;
i:
cotvAXdx
staxii
Oeorge
H.
Cowan
appeared
before
the,
commlsslou
aa
representative
of
shlp-j
ping
agents.
.
He
protested
against
the
Imposition'
of
dutlca
on
Canadian
goods
moving
from
one
part
of
Canada
to
another
via
the
Panama
Canal.
He
told
the
commission
that
Canadian
goods
shipped
from
Eastern
Canada
to
British
Columbia
by
way
of
New
York
had
to
pay
duty
before
they
could
enter
the
Pacific
coast
province.
Conversely,
goods
shipped
from
British
Columbia
through
the
Panama
Canal
and
New
York
were
required
to
pay
Dominion
customs
dues
before
re-entering
Canada.
"We're
compelling
each
end
of
Canada
to
trade
with
the
outer
(world,"
Mr.
Cowan
declared.
SIR
CHARLES
WARREN
IS
DEAD
IN
ENGLAND
Was
Yrtrran
of
Indian,
Egyptian
ami
youth
Afrlrun
('uniuilxn
WESTON-SUPER-MARE,
EngUnd,
Jau.
33.
Oeneral
Sir
Charles
Warren,
veteran
of
the
Indian,
Egyptian
and
South
African)
campaign,
la
dead.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid,
Asked.
Wheat
U8Vi
Dunwell
,1.43
1.43
Otacler
.UN
.13
Oladstone
,17
.38
V,
Independence
.12),
,12;
Indian
03!
.0314
Marmot
.'
.ll
.13
Premier
1.03
1.93
Porter
Idaho
IS
.13);
Silver
Crest
06?;
.08
Richmond
M
,134
ls
tj
RULING
AROUSES
UNITED
STATES
r.tNAIMAX
IKKIOI1T
Ml
HT
UK
.Sllll'-rKII
IMKKIT
TO
V
tN'AIIIAN
TORTS
IX
ItTUti;
LONDON,
Jan.
32.
United
3.ates
business
inlcretts
are
ar&u
eJ
cver-wha'
iv
atated
o
be
a
d
acr
m!nat
.ry
O:oad:ii
hip;
ing
regulation
wMch
be-ame
ef-ertiv
January
:.
and
which
It
U
reared
tray
matert-illy
af'eit
'-he
eartern
Amer-irao
v
rt
oi
New
Ycrk.
Bost.a.
Portland.
Baltimore
and
others
by
the
loei
cf
valuable
Canadian
transit
trade.
The
se
Canadian
order
la
the
outcome
of
the
laiperial
cjnfereace
achem:
and
adpulates
that
all
freight
to
Canadian
porta
must
be
ahlp-ed
direct.
Uu'.ed
of
employirg
the
former
trani-ahlpnunt
prlrlleges
thrsugh
the
United
State.
It
is
undtrsto-.d
that
the
United
8tatei
Is
bltg
urjed
to
take
rerai
measures
agaimt
the
great
volusc
o.
European
Irelgh:
which
reaches
tte
mld-T-eitern
states
by
wsy
cf
Canadian
ports
unle
the
discrirainaliry
regula-,
tlon
la
removed.
The
whole
situation,
which
Involrej
the
qucsilcn
of
arrangsotents
for
free
transit
betveen
the
United
Statev
and
Canada,
It
the
subject
of
nejtlatlou
be-
of
Customs
Probe
II.
E.
Herrick,
officer
of
the
IS
SCUTTLED
MAIlf.
MX.sAltY
OX
AfCOl.NT
Of
lllti:
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111(11
MAI)
ALKEAIIY
HONE
.MILLION
IIOII.IICS
IIAMAtii:
TO
YESKKI.
AT
MT.TE.
lit.
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
33.
After
fire
had
damaged
the
cargo
of
the
British
freighter
Karroo
to
the
extent
of
a
million
dollars
at
Staten
Island
pier
yesterday
afternoon,
the
vessel
was
scuttled
to
prevent
further
sprtad
of
the
flames.
MOUNT
VERNON
MAN
IS
FROZEN
COLO
UI.ATIIKU
CLAIMED
IIKNKY
riMH.UMAKK.
INMATE
OF
COl'XTY
t:ni
MOUNT
VERNON,
WasM..
Jan.
33.
The
cold
spell
claimed
one
life
here
when
Henry
Plndrrmark,
aged
70,
wat
frozen
to
death.
He
waa
an
Inmate
of
the
county
farm
from
which
he
wandered
on
Monday.
The
body'
was
found
five
miles
from
the
farm.
SKEENA
RIVER
LIKE
ARCTIC
FAIRYLAND
HEAVY
SXOW
t.U.I.IMI
AMI
ILOES
OF
ICE
COMIXO
IIOW.X
M
AUK
M'KXK
Jl
.NT
I.IKE
FAIt
XOUTII
The
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River
presented
the
appearance
of
a
veritable
Arctic
fairyland
according
to
passengers
j
coming
in
on
ine
airsmcr
i,iaia
yes
terday
atiernoou.
witn
neavy
snow
falling;
the
scene
was
further
enhanced
with
many
Ice
floes
coming
down
the
river.
On
account,
of
the
Ice.
the
Catala
waa
unable
to
effect
a
lauding,
at
Bal
moral
Cannery.
BEFORE
Tories
Arent
Tangled
Up
with
Liquor
People,
Cy
Informs
Legislature
VICTORIA,
January
22.
Expressing
his
"regret
that
the
government
has
not
up
to
the
present
time
announced
any
intention
on
its
part
to
secure
unbiased
searching
and
complete
inquiry
into
gations
reported
to
have
been
made
before
the
royal
customs
commission
regarding
the
improper
use
of
campaign
funds'
for
the
purpose
of
securing
protection
and
assurance
for
certain
interests,"
Col.
C.
W.
Peck.
V.C.,
member
for
the
Islands,
moved
an
amendment
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
to
throne.
Introducing
the
matter.
Col.
Peck
said
'
there
were
campaign
funds
and
everyone
1
knew
there
were
aucb.
Money
was
given
very
often
generously
by
people
who
wtre
supporters
of
a
party.
When,
however,
they
expected
to
get
something
tack
IV
became
corruption
no
matter
wht
rum
might
be
given,
he
declared.
The
csUnel
said
that
he
knew
of
no
undertaking
by
the
Conservatives
to
support
the
liquor
Interests.
He
did
not
blame
any
party
because
some
"busybody"
In
that
party
tried
to
gst
some!
campaign
funds
frcm
the
liquor
Inter-
ets
but
the
public
wanted
to
know
whether
the
party
was
entangled
with
I
them
in
any
way.
The
Conservative
party
was
not
entangled
with
the
liquor
Interests.
He
wanted
to
make
it
clear
that
hla
party
wai
fearless
in
the
matter.
The
debate
waa
adjourned
by
D.
Mc-
Pherson.
Liberal
member
for
Grand
I
j
Forks
-Oreenwood.
1
Hon.
Dr.
r.
W.
.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
"'L
inj
policy
of
the
government.
He
.aid
touncnior)
James
Urls,
Jabn
NeIson-that
the
interest,
of
the
province
erej4C0D
sha
VtRIJ
jimw
looked
to
at
all
time.
lm
wulUn4
UwU.
EVIDENCE
IS
HEARD
IN
PORT
CLEMENTS
CASE
I'ollre
Court
Was
In
Selun
La.t
Mght
In
Connection
With
II.
Huberts'
Case
Evidence
In
the
case
of
H.
Roberts
of
Pert
Clements
charged
with
concealing
$1,300
from
his
creditors
was
heard
last
evening
In
the
police
court.
A.
H.
Car-
michel
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce.
H.
F
McLeod.
county
court
registrar,
Alex.
A.
Connon.
custodian
for
the
creditors.
Mtltcn
Gonzales
and
C.
C.
Mills
testified
concerning
the
assignment
of
Roberts
for
the
benefit
of
his
creditor
end
the
withdrawal
of
aiJOO
from
the
Bank
of
Commerce
by
the
accused.
Fur
ther
evidence,
tt
Is
understood,
will
be
submitted
as
soon
as
It
is
possible
far
certain
witnesses,
not
now
in
the
city,
to
arrive
here.
In
the
meantime
the
accused
Is
remanded
for
a
period
of
eight
days.
EIGHT
DEATHS
IN
EAST
FROM
COLD
I
kid
I'lre
Also
In
Eastern
Mules
Caused
by
dales
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
33.
Shivering
resident
of
the
northeastern
states
today
greeted
with
Joy
weather
bureau
predictions
of
warmer
temperatures
after
the
coldest
week
of
the
season.
Six
deaths,
due
directly
or
Indirectly
to
the
cold,
occurred
In
New
York,
while
Boston
and
Philadelphia
reported
one
each.
A
whirling
driving
snow
accompanied
the
cold
wave.
Disastrous
fires
occurred
tn
several
cities
as
a
result
of
flames
being
fanned
by
high
winds.
A
new
cold
wave
Is
reported
to
be
proceeding
towards
the
middle
western
states
from
Manitoba,
but
weather
prophets
predict
temperatures
will
not
reach
the
sub-zero
marks
that
accompanied
the
cold
of
last
week.
peddlerTiounddead
in
gas-filled
room
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
33.
With
gas
pouring
from
the
Jets
of
a
nearby
stove,
the
body
of
J.
E.
W.
Watson
was
found
In
his
room
here
yesterday.
The
authorltlea
aald
that
he
had
been
engaged
as
a
produce
peddler
for
some
time.
He
Is
believed
to
have
a
family
In
England.
No
motive
was
suggested
fir
etitiia
n!
nfe
HOUSE
the
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
NEW
COUNCIL
AT
KITKATLA
lVAItI
CAMItLE
IS
CHIEF
OYER
liOUY
OF
SEVEN
EI.F.CTEII
THIS
WEEK
Indian
Agent
V7.
E.
Collison
returned
:o
the
city
on
the
power
boat
Pachena
sat
evening
frcm
Kltkatla
where
he
con-iucted
the
election
cf
councillors
for
he
ensuing
year.
There
was
the
usual
:
on
test
for
position
on
the
council
baard
which
Is
composed
cf
alx
councilors
and
a
chief
councillor
who
pre-idea.
At
the
present
time
many
of
the
-csidenta
of
the
Indian
village
are
busy
getting
ready
for
trapping
and
hunting
which
la
very
popular
at
thia
season
oi
the
year.
The
eIectlDjt4ted.lathe.f0UowiOg
Alter
tne
election
the
council
pro-I
ceeded
to
appoint
committees
for
tho
year
and
make
arrangements
for
tha
various
services
of
the
community.
THOUGHT
GAS
WAS
KEROSENE
THREE
PEOPLE
IIEAO
IX
NORTHERN
AI.ISEKTA
FOLLDYt
1N(I
EXPLOSION
AXI
FIRE
TIH'KMIAY
MOIIT
EDMONTON,
Jan.
23.
Lou
Muncey,
aged
31.
Fay
Bean,
aged
33,
and
Mrs.
H.
Raddla
lost
their
lives
when
fire
de-
troytd
the
home
of
Howard
Muncey,
.irteen
miles
north
of
Halkirk
on
Thurs-Jay
night.
They
filled
the
lamp
with
vhat
they
thought
waa
kerosene
but
;vhat
in
reality
was
gasoline.
An
explo-tlon
and
fire'
followed.
SOLDIERS
TO
GO
TO
CHINA
llKITIMI
IllKil.MENTS
OUDHISEII
TO
I'KEPAKE
t()K
E.MIIARKATION
IHSOKIIEK
IX
MIAXOIIAI
SHANGHAI.
Jan.
32.
Rioting
broko
out
here
Saturday
night
following
a
parade
of
tramway
employees.
In
a
clash
with
the
police,
a
acore
of
the
paraders
were
Injured.
LONDON.
Jan.
33.
The
first
battalion
:
Middlesex
Keglmsnt
and
Cameron
Highlanders
have
been
ordered
to
prepare
to
!
embark
for
China.
SHIP
FOUNDERS
'
OFF
CAPE
COD
TWENTY-KIUIIT
MEMUERS
OF
CUKW
OF
JOHN
TKACY
I'KOIIAIILY
WENT
TO
WATKKY
OUAVE
OX
JAXIMUV
11
BOSTON.
Jan.
33.
Fears
that
the
steamer
John
Tracy
foundered
off
Capo
Cod
In
the
blizzard
of
January
11
were
changed
to
grim
certainty
when
wreckage
of
the
vessel
was
picked
up
off
the
coast.
The
vessel,
which
was
laden
with
a
cargo
of
coal,
carried
a
crew
of
37
men.
A.l"ertie
in
the
Dally
News.
13