mim
TAXI
BostoriU
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Stand:
Kxchanjre
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Uulldlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDKCK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVII.,
No.
12.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1927
Circulation
157S
Sates
524
Price
Five
Cents
,
,
...
.
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1.
1
II
L-l
I
Jl
-
-
II
-
DEVELmT
ON
GRAHAM
ISLAND
P.G.E.
PROBLEM
Premier
Declares
Best
Efforts
of
Undivided
House
Now
Needed
VICTORIA.
January
15.
A
I'anfic
(jrcat
Eastern
Railway
told
the
legislature
yesterday.
He
warned
the
members
that
the
best
a.
Cardin
minuter
of
marine
and
ef'ortj
of
the
entire
house
would
be
required
to
grapple
with
the
!
"nerle-
lh,t
ni
ppointmente
had
problem
successfully.
He
said
that
his
negotiations
with
the
two''
b"n
mde
w
th
Bor1
ot
,Ur
bif
Canadian
railroads
and
with
the
Alberta
and
Dominion
Govern-:1"
CoB
A
"
aA
menH
in
connection
with
the
road
had
come
to
nothing.
Mna"c,,,
TVl
?tT"
"The
situation
with
regard
to
Sntlsh
Columbia
than
at
any
time
-
MRS.
McPHERSON
i
DENIES
CHARGE
lMK
MlltltlMt
KTUEMEXT
I'OL-
I.OHIMt
RECENT
IHsMIAL
o
IIAIM.i:
AOAIW
llt.K
01
tht
IPrt
government
in
a
plan!
,
to
devrtop
the
Peace
.River
country.
j
XM
ANOE1X8.
Jan
U.
"The
Inault-
Assuming
that
British
Columbia
was
'
insinuation
Uut
t.
paster
of
Intoi"
protect
the
prevent
Investment
by'
.
.
rhurch
mother
of
a
handsome
j
continuing
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
d
rbanning
daughter-thai
I.
wifolt
boundary
of
the
province
to
link
I
for
cghteen
years
have
stead
Uy
"P
V
work
of
which
any
orgsMswr
ust;
be
proud
(hit
1
should
t
a
sweep
of
my
hand
topple
tht'U
i
...ng
ovrr
tn
an
insane
Bo-
run
away
with
a
former
em-
a
me
little
seaatds
vtUagt
and
A
foflK
nd
shaded
win-
T
i
I
should,
ship
about
the,l"v
t,k
nhrlrsVrtormert'
ae
and
then
wrne
lore
in-
ta
loo
patently
ptat
ot
nuhlkritv
bim
to
be
dKDlfled
,
sc
it
answer
W
.
an
ik
lie
snd
inuendu.
ih
1
'
;
t
tsses
of
ibis
diabetic
attack
;
ctd
away,
the
foundations
and
j
W
iies
of
this
gtorteus
Gospel
.
i
u
remain
more
unahakra
than
before
;ri
c
en
stronger.
1
prophesy,
shall
it
t';a:
,
u
1
a
t
words
haa
Mrs
Almee
Sempit
M
PUcraon
the
noted
evangelist
of
An-Zr
us
Temple
Poursquare
Oospel.
denied
;a:-;
which
recently
resulted
In
her
c
.
il
at
the
request
of
the
proseeu-
COLD
WAVE
IN
ONTARIO
TODAY
IN
l
l.STHAI,
I'OKTIIiV
Ol'
PIIOVIMK
IT
It
I
HUM
In
TO
M
Itl
l.lOV
at
UIIITi:
ltltl.lt
.VI
llt
l.OW
TOIIONTO.
Jan
15.
Onjarlo
eaper--to
a
cold
wave
this
morning,
tempt
iires
ranging
from
ten
to
twenty
b;
dw
aero
In
many
section
ot
the
central
-n
of
the
province
while
While
K
rcr
boasted
Ilfiy
below.
WIDESPREAD
INTEREST
MANIFESTED
NOW
IN
PORT-PRINCE
RUPERT
As
an
Indication
of
Interest
taken
In
P'tnt-e
Rupert
by
widely
separated
Interests
Secretary
Arthur
Brookabank
of
the
Prince
Kupert
Board
of
Trade
recently
received
in
one
mail
four
Inquiries
for
information
and
cuts
of
Prince
Rupert
and
vicinity.
Such
well
known
publl-ations
as
"Canadian
Opportunities."
"The
Canadian
fisherman,"
and
the
Municipal
Revlow"
are
each
anxious
for
aiucu-s
dealing
with
this
city
and
district,
while
the
publicity
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
At
Winnipeg
Vt
also
seeking
information
tor
publicity
purposes.
FIRE
BOSS
KILLED
IN
NANMMO
MINE
lolni
Weli(er
Twe
t.tfe
fmler
fiitt
of
foal
nl
WukrulrU
Yesterday
Morning
NANAIMO.
Jan.
15.
John
Webster,
fire
boss
at
the
Wakesleh
mine,
was
killed
yesterday"
morning
by
a
fall
o(
eriou
stage
in
the
affairs
of
the
has
been
reached,
Premier
Oliver
this
railway
is
more
serious
f
or
since
the
formation
of
the
rail-!
war."
atated
the
Premier
who
aald
that'vtcD
there
were
onljr
two
possible
outlet
for
i
the
prorlnce
from
an
Impasse
that
ex-
Uted
at
present
In
thia
regard.
One
would
be
by
an
agrtcse&t
"(tag
snUroC
Into
between
DrtHh
Columbia
and
Alberta
on
the
matter
or
the
other
by
the
formation
of
a
third
corporation
which
would
include
British
Oolumtxi
and
Alberta
lines
with
the
co-operaUOfl
of
the
Dominion
and
enlisting
the
co-operation
the
Efinontoo.
Dunregsn
and
BrttUta
Columbia
Railway,
the
Premier
oouoirui
whether
the
road
would
be
outlet
for
ail
the
PNatj
produeta.
There
were
several
I
routes
u
f
that
country
be
said,
and
ihe
Canadian
Nattonal.
whWB,now
oper-j
lied
he
CD.
DC,
could
bWM
'
rtel
i
Pr.
In
cneruston.
eeff
.
w
.w
w
'
present
time
to
eaten
the
POX
'
T
dVsUnre
east
or
north
of
Prtnee
Oeorje
without
a
aafe
agreement
with
shorter
controlled
the
ID.
it
DC.
so
agreement
wniea
ne
uwugnt
woum
no
'!
reached
with
the
CN
B,
at
the
preent
time.
ni:tTiu:ii
iiritntT
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
3.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
15
Alysnsh.
Cloudy,
eslm.
temp.
10.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
ealm.
temp.
21.
Anyoi.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
34.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
31.
Ilaretton.
Cloudy,
ealm.
temp.
14.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
11
below.
Stnllhers
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
11.
Burns
Lake,
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
14.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
north
wind.
7
below.
Da
waon.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
35
below.
Selkirk
and
8tewart
River
-
35
below.
Two
Inches
new
snow
at
Stewart
River.
COUPLE
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
ARE
MARRIED
HERE
THIS
AFTERNOON
The
wedding
of
Walter
William
Brent-
ren
and
Miss
Sellna
Edith
McMsy.
both
of
Port
Simpson,
was
solemnlred
at
noon
in
the
parsonage
of
the
United
Church
by
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker.
Th
contracting
parties
were
supported
by
Miss
Mary
Reld
of
Port
Simpson
and
Harold
Marshall
of
Maple
Bay.
The
happy
couple,
who
are
welt
known,
left
on
a
launch
this
afternoon
for
Port
8impon
where
they
will
make
their
home.
The
groom'
had
a
dls
tlngulshed
career
overseas
where
ho
served
for
some
time
as
member
of
th
Canadian
Expeditionary
force.
Both
bride
aud
groom
will
have
the
beat
wishes
of
a
wide
circle
of
friends
both
here
and
at
Port
Simpson
where
they
have
lived
for
many
years.
VANCOU
VE
It
KXC
1
1
A
N
K
Bid.
Vhest
1-S!s
0.
P.
R
167.34
B.C.
Telephone
....
310.00
Dunwell
'3
Olacler
0"i
Independence
W
Premier
1M
Porter
Idaho
.t4'i
silver
Crest
05'.
Asked
i
'ii
330.00
1.40
.io;
i.oo
15K
58
REACHED
SERIOUS
STAGE
SAYS
HARBOR
BOARD
IS
APPOINTED
M.
IWMl
or
vaxcolver
i(i:mu:h
aduce
'.
it.
md.
iii.sm:ii.
,m
((koimie
iivsmxi)
other
mk.m.
IIEHH
VANCOUVER
Jan.
IS.
Despite
the
'
denial
earlier
In
the
day
by
Hon.
P.
J
ivi'iu
J
-
w
wax
a.v
a
as
ws
announclng
nU'
appointment
to
Um
Board,
it
u
ai
alio
understood
that
P.
R
I
Russell,
barrlater.
and
Oeorge
;
ntaautd.
financial
man.
have
been
ntmed.
Mr.
KuwH
la
In
Victoria!
where
It
la
auted
he
haa
been
omelet:?
I
advised
of
bta
appointment.
Mr.
Hau
auld
U
alao
out
of
the
city.
These
names
were
officially
confirmed
In
a
message
received
from
Ottawa
las'
night.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Sews
New
Port
and
Logging
Railway
to
be
Established
with
Large
Expenditure
by
Paper
Company
.
J
I
,
-1'f
fn'.ll'n
nnJ
-
-
-
j
involved
in
big
project
for
this
district
announced
in
legislature
OUTLET
FOR
IMMENSE
LIMITS
ACQUIRED
BY
POWELL
RIVER
Michael
Manson,
Conservative
member,
waives
criticism
of
his
party
to
support
"good
stroke
of
business"
for
north
VICTORIA.
January
13.
Planx
for
a
large
industrial
development
by
the
Powell
River
Paper
Co.
on
(iraham
Island.
Involving
the
expenditure
of
at
least
51,230,000
and
designed
to
move
out
logs
for
the
Powell
River
mill
from
an
Immense
tract
of
government
timber
Innds
the
company
recently
acquired,
were
announced
yesterday
In
the
legislature
by
Michael
Manson,
member
for
Mackenzie
riding.
The
company
will
spend
not
less
than'
$300,000
creating
a
new
port
on
Crnhnm
Island
to
be
an
outlet
for
the
new
timber
limits
and
will
construct
a
railway
at
n
cost
of
5750,000
from
the
port
side
inland.
Work
will
be
commencing
almost
Immediately
in
order
to
move
timber
to
salt
water.
Mr.
Manson.
In
contrast
to
other
Opposition
members,
who
criticized
Ihc
sale,
Itelleves
that
the
government
did
n
good
stroke
of
busjness
and
that
the
development
will
mean
much
for
the
north.
SCOTCHMEN
WON
CURLING
MATCH
sklii.
Miliar
Turned
Tullc
YeMrr-day
on
It.
I.
Mrliitoli,
Nlnnrr
on
llrt
Day
Another
curling
match
took
place
yesterday
when
a
rink
aklppered
by
William
Millar.
In
spite
ot
the
fact
that
cne
Ita
members
had
to
quit
who
he
went
through
the
Ice
and
got
cold
feet,
turned
the
tables
on
that
skipped
by
R,
U
Mcintosh,
the
score
being
8
to
3.
The
winning
tesm
comprised
R.
V.
O.
LePlne.
T.
McClymont
and
William
Millar;
the
losing
side
consisting
ot
J.
A.
Hlntcn.
W.
J.
Nelson
and
R.
U
Mcintosh.
.
Every
child
born
In
England
has
an
expectation
of
twelve
years
longer
life
then
Its
grandfather,
says
Sir
George
Newman,
chief
medical
otneer
of
Britain.
It
ta
becoming
evident
that
tha
Brit-
Uh
Liberal
party
,
needs
Lloyd
Oeorge
almost
as-,
much
as
Lloyd
Oeorge
needs
he
liberal
party.
,
"'
'
SIR
HALIv
CAIN'E,
the
celebrated
novelist,
who
has
waived
objections
to
be
caricatured
on
the
stage
when
the
play.
"His
Wild
Oats."
will
introduce
him
and
G.
Bernard
Shaw
.
.
mlnrtpr
dnttatS
'
WtlT
tit
UKAIX
SHIPMENTS
ro.MIMI
IIKIIK
AOAIN
Oratn
shipments
to
the
port
having
been
suspended
tor
about
ten
daya
owing
to
the
elevator
being
full
to
capacity,
grain
loadings
for
Prince
Rupert
are
being
resumed
now
and
this
morning
600
cars
ot
wheat
were
reported
west
ot
Edmonton
bound
here.
The
two
steamers
which
loaded
here
last
week-Welsh
City
and
Ryoka
Maru
emptied
the
elevator
by
about
'
halt.
.
MEXICO
PERMISSION
FOR
DRILLING
WELLS
TAMPICO.
Jan.
15.
The
Mexican
gov-
ernment
haa
refused
permission
to
;
drill
wells
to
oil
companies
which
do
not
recognize
the
new
oil
regulations.
The
lesclakm
created
actuation
here.
DOOLIE
IS
HOT
ABOUT
IT
,
DEFIES
i;
MOIts
THAT
IIK
IH
NOT
Ki:i:X
AISOtT
PKOVIXCIAL
I.EAIlEIKIIII'
SAY
IIK-.h
OCT
TO
WI.V
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Jan.
13.
Ad-dressing
the
Young-
Conservatives
here.
Ojo.
Or.
8.
P.
Tol.ute
took
occasion
to
tit
rumor
that
he
km
lukewarm
about
the
provincial
leadership.
Tbtre'a
nothing
to
it,"
be.
declared.
I
am
absolutely
hot,
about
It
now
ana
I
am
out
to
win.
We
cannot,
bow-ever,
obtain
a
change
of
government
uuiese
we
bare
thorough
organization.
The
keynote
of
our
party
should
be
unity.
ENGLAND
BEVTWLES
IN
RUGBYGAME
TODAY
LONDON.
Jan.
S.
England
de.'eated
Ws
in
the
International
game
today
by
a
s
ro
ot
11
to
nine.
I
.
V
.
-
V
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
C.VULISlI
LEA
(HE
Oltlslon
I.
Aston
VUle
1.
Newcastle
I.
Blackburn
Rovers
3.
Birmingham
3.
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
Leeds
0.
Cardiff
City
0,
Burnley
0.
Derby
County
0.
Arsenal.
3.
Everton
I.
Tottenham
'0
Huddersfleld
3,
Bury
Leicester
City
3.
West
Ham
0.
Manchester
United
0.
Liverpool
1.
Shetneld
United
3,
Wednesday
0
Sunderland
4,
West
Bromwlch
1.
imMon
11.
Blackpool
3.
Notts
Forest
t.
Clapton
Orient
1.
Prolan
1.
Pulham
1,
Manchester
City
5.
Grimsby
I,
Barnsley
3.
Mlddlesboro
0,
Chelsea
0.
?
Notss
County
4,
South
Shields
1.
Oldham
3,
Darlington
3.
Port
Vale
0.
Bradford
C7
0.
Reading
3,
Swansea
0.
Southampton
0.
Portsmouth
1.
Wolverhampton
S,
Hull
City
1.
M
SCOTTISH
LEAOIL
HhMun
I.
4fi
'
'
Aberdeen
3.
Falkirk
0.
Alrdrleonians
3.
Dundee,!.
Celtic
7.
Clyde
0.
Dundee
United
0.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Dunfermline
3.
Queen's
Park
3.
Hearts
3,
Morton
p.
Motherwell
1.
Rangers
-4.
Partlck
Thistles
3.
Hamilton
3.
St.
Johnstone
3.
Kilmarnock
3.
St.
Mlrren
3.
Htbernlam
I.
HAMILTON
OBJECTS
TO
SUNDAY
SKATING
.MIiiMrrt
and
Other
Citizen
Take
Exception
to
Rule
ot
Park
Hoard
HAMILTON,
Jan.
15.
tBy
Canadian
Press).
Ministers
and
other
citizens
ot
this
city
are
raising
objection
to
Sun
-
day
akatlng
having
been
approved
by
the
park
board
of
that
city.
Regret
la
expressed
that
official
sanction
has
been
given,
although
It
la
agreed
that
as
smooth;
9:30
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Vic-long
as
Sunday
golfLs
permitted
It
torta.
35
miles
from
Ketchikan,
south-would
be
unfair
to
ban!
Sunday
skating,
bound;
10.20
pm.
spoke
steamer
Mogul
There
Is
no
law
agalftf$t
nd
the
Lord's
I
bound
for
Stewart
from
Anyox
68
miles
Day
Alliance
haa
not
taken
ateps
to
j
from
Anyox.
prevent
It.
But
you
could
not
skste
at
a
rink
where
admission
fee
Is
charged,
tor
such
a
rink
would
not
be
allowed
to
open
that
would
be
business.
Dl.XDEE
WINS
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
15.
Joe
Dundee,
Campaign
Funds
Form
Subject
of
Attack
by
Pooley
and
Vigorous
Reply
by
Premier
John
Oliver
VICTORIA,
January
15.
Demand
for
an
investigation
Into
campaign
funds
was
made
in
the
legislature
by
R.
H.
Pooley,
Conservative
house
leader.
While
defending
such
contributions
in
general
provided
there
were
n
strings
attached
to
them,
the
Conservative
chief
declared
that
there
was
a
suggestion
in
the
resent
revelations
at
the
customs
probe
in
Vancouver
that
some
persons
had
been
i
influenced
by
payments
of
this
have
been
bought,"
said
Mr.
Pooley.
"Such
being
the
case,
then
it
is
our
duty
to
investigate
and
find
Charges
that
large
profits
that
the
l
:?vermaeat
should
never
have
been
lled
upon
to
bear
had
been
nude
i
;o.itractors
on
government
roadwork
were
also
made
by
Mr.
Psoley
who
de
livered
a
general
attack
upon
the
govern-
.bent.
i
Premier
Oliver
aald
that
the
situation
;
revealed
at
Vancouver
was
a
very
re-
j
lettable
condition.
It
vu
impovlble
:
'
for
esntrtbutlons
to.
be
free
of
stigma
I
and
he
ia!d:
"I
would
like
to
know
by
what
process
donations
In
which
the
Opposition
does
not
see
something
suspicious
can
be
made
to
the
Liberal
party.
The
Premier
aald
that
much
money
!
supposedly
contributed
for
campaign
j
Hirtor
Commission
wUl
sleep
until
funds
hsd
never
reached
those
funds
i
sPrtn8-
I
craft,
unlta
of
EiShty-seven
excluding
he
but
there
was
a
strong
suspicion,
for
Ith
1Urbor
Commission
fleet,
are
hlty-purpese
stated,
that
sums
contributed
that
i
UnS
m
Montreal.
This
figure,
which
had
been
put
to
private
use.
How
anyone
was
going
to
get
away
from
lncluae
ocean-going
tteamers.
lake
bot-
TesseU-
oU
tnkera-
tu
that
condition
wis
hard
to
perceive.
law'3'1
8.
43
ld
o
constitute
a
reran
The
government
could
hardly
put
ti!eord
'or
th
Prt
to
P0104
'
numbera.
the
statute
bosks
forcing
persona
Vesse;s
01
fluent
winter
types
always
take
refuse
money.
The
disposition
to
It
was
too
strong
a
trait
of
human
ns-out
many
now
In
Montreal
go
to
:
S0"1
r
tn
months
during
which
the
ture
but
If
the
Opposition
could
devise
legislation
that
would
provide
better
r'wreaceu
?una.
OJhersve
;condltlms
T5e
would
be
wltS'
tfiem
their
efforts.
HALIBUT
POOL
IS
PROPOSED
AAltOX
S.IPIKO
PROPOSES
CO-OI'EKATIVE
MARKETING
TO
I
IMIEK.MEN
AMI
OWNERS
IX
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
Jan.
IX
At
a
repre-M-ntatUe
inrrtlne
of
halibut
richer-men
and
lialibot
eel
owner
here
jt
night
the
qurtlvn
of
forming
a
ru-vprratlve
halibut
fool
on
the
IMrlflr
(oat
wa
Informally
dlru-rd.
Aarun
IL
saplro
of
San
Fran-rlct
brouxht
before
the
halibut
producer
many
ailninUjr
which
would
arrrup
to
them
by
efficient
and
rtUltable
distribution
ot
the
produr-tlon
ot
uurtheru
water.
This
he
claimed,
liowotrr,
could
only
be
attained
by
co-operative
action
on
the
rt
of
the
produrec
tlieniM-lves.
He
further
advanced
hit
plant
at
a
meet
In
j
thl
alternoon
C.C.
KETCHUMLTD.
IS
INCORPORATED
Lurnl
.Marine
Concern
hat
Capitalization
of
S.-o.rt(X
It
It
Aiinuuncj-d
In
ILC.
(lutette
VICTORIA.
Jan.
15.
The
firm
of
C.
C.
Ketchum
Ltd,
with
capitalization
ot
50.000
and
head
office
'at
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
Incorporated
at
Prlnco
Rupert.
Headed
by
the
mariner
whose
name
It
bears,
the
concern
will
engage
In
towing
and
other
marine
work
at
I
Prince
Rupert
WIKELE.VS
REPORT.
j
i
a
a.m.
'
DIOBV
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm:
meter
39.88;
temperature.
34;
sea.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
29j
43;
temperature,
33.
BULL
HARBOR.
Clear,
calm;
barometer
39.70;
temperature,
39;
sea.
smooth.
XOOX
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
39.88;
temperature
38:
aea.
Barometer.
the
Baltimore
welterweight,
gained
a
smooth.
decision
over
Eddie
Roberts,
of
Tacom'
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
In
a
ten-round
.bout
hero
last
night,"
'pt50:
tcmpcr.tt?e
33.
OLIVER
kind.
"It
is
suggested
that
people
out
whether
it
is
so
or
not."
WINTER
SEALS
UP
MONTREAL
tVEItK
H
IM
tit
ItEM
LTEII
IN
(1ENEKAL
MIlrPIMi
TIE-IP
IV
ST.
UIVHECE
MONTREAL,
Jan..
13.
(By
Canadian
Presa.(
Winter
has
set
Its
seal
on
the
port
of
Montreal
and
the
huge
plant
administration
of
the
Moa-
Tnl"
ft"1
to-ttayerertustewljor
-en-
-""
"'5
Itlon
business.
The
severity
and
suddenness
with
which
the
winter
descended
on
the
St.
Lawrence
in
particular,
and
Canada
In
general,
resulted
In
a
Ue-up
of
navigation
and
eventual
blockade
of
the
route
tr:m
Montreal
to
Sorel
and
the
sea.
Up
until
December
34.
It
was
optlmlstlcaUy
but
mistakenly
held
In
shipping
circles
that
the
ocean-going
steamers
would
be
liberated
through
the
efforts
of
the
Urge
gDveranect
Icebreaker.
Mlkula,
but
the
other
craft
surrendered
to
circumstance
sometime
previously.
FATAL
SHOT
BY
CHIEFOFPOLICE
I
XlltEXTUlEO
MAX
RELIEVED
TU
HE
IIV1N18
IX
OLVMI'IA
HOSPITAL;
TKIEII
T
EVADE
A
Kit
EST
OLYMPIA,
Jan.
15.
Believed
to
be
dying
frcm
a
bullet
fired
by
C.
O.
Pilling,
chief
of
police,
an
unidentified
man.
on
whose
person
was
found
blank
checks
from
Oregon
aud
California
banks.
Is
tn
hospital
here.
The
shooting
occurred
In
the
business
district
last
night
when
the
man
fled
as
Pilling
attempted
to
arrest
him.
NELSON
WILL
VOTE
ON
BEER
ri.Elll(ITE
WILL
ISK
HELD
TIIEKE
OX
I'EUKl'AKV
?3
OOVERXMEXT
AXXOlXCES
VICTORIA.
January
t5A
vote
o:i
the
sate
ct
beer
by
the
glass
will
be
held
at
Nelson.
'
on
February
33
It
Is
J
announced
by
the
government.
Nelson
to
date
has
no
beer
parlors
aa
the
t'tuencT
weIU
on
record
against
them
at
the
last
election.
BRITISH
CRUISERS
ORDERED
TO
CHINA
I'lotlllu
III
tireek
Wutrrs
Proceeding
to
tar
Eat
on
Account
ef
trouble
Threatening
There
ATHENS,
Jan.
13.
Five
British
cruisers
now
in
Oreek
waters
have
been
ordered
to
proceed
to
China
immediately
owing
to
further
troublea
that
threaten
to
arise
there.
Advertise
111
the
Dolly
News.