r-
TAXI
Pk
and
25
Ambulance
Servian
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
Stand:
Kxcimngc
Hulldlng
Jl
ATT
VIDKCK,
Prop.
VOL
XVII.,
No.
1.
aleady
downpour
of
rain,
Btanfora
(California)
rugby
team
on
Saturday
afternoon
tied
by
u
acore
of
three
to
three
It
opponent.
Vancouver
nep,"
In
their
fourth
and
final
appearance
their
holiday
visit
to
Drltlsb
Columbia.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
3,
1927.
MISSfMKOANjILOYD
GKOKtiE
is
an
ardent
campaign
belfon
at
alfhfs
meeUnM
busily
roakinif
notes
.
her
the
platform
at
a
large
fathering
at
the
Kingsway
Hall,
YOUTHS
LOST
ON
MTJIOOD,
ORE.
Seuriii
l'urtlr
A
1
1
eni
t
Itiat
to
Unit
Leslie
HniMiiIre
anil
Cult
In
While
PORTLAND,
Oregon.
Jan,
3.
LeiJIe
Drownlee,
aged
30,
and
Calvin
White
of
this
city
are
believed
to
have
been
lost
In
a
bllnrard
on
th
slopes
of
Mount
Hood.
Search
partlea
are
endeavoring
to
find
tfcvm.
Lana
Recurrent
Temblors
Shake
Twin
Cities
on
the
Mexican-United
States
Boundary
CALEX1C0,
California,
December
3.
Recurrent
temblors
again
shook
the
twin
cities
of
Calexico.
California,
and
Mexicali,
Mexico,
on
Sunday
and
fire
rated
two
buildings,
mere
were
a
number
of
jolts
felt
from
about
midnight
and
throughout
Sunday
morning,
several
of
them
sending
loose
bricks
flying
Into
the
street
and
widening
already
existing
cracks
in
buildings.
The
shocks
did,
not
add
materially
to
the
previous
estimates
of
damage
which
place
the
property
Ions
for
the
two
border
towns
at
approximately
$1,000,00.
Fire
starting
in
Mexicali
a
few
minutes
after
a
pevere
shock
i
a
burned
two
large
to-torey
build
TO
TALK
OF
TRADE
ENVOY
I'KEMItiK
ItlttTE
Of
AISTHAI.IA
IS
IN
OTTAWA
ANI
TIItT
H
htm
to
nr.
ins
itiu'osk
OTTAWA.
Jan.
.
Premier
Urine
f
Au.lralU
arrhril
here
un
Suml.i
evening
ami
wilt
remain
f"
twenty
roil
r
lioum
liefnre
iriMeeillng
et
enmiite
home
tin
Vanroutrr.
It
wat
Milil
thai
be
niiulil
nuifer
ttltli
Hie
gmernmrnt
on
Hie
im.
Itllllj
of
Hie
early
iMiliilment
of
an
AiKtrallan
Iraile
comiiilwliMier
In
Cunaila.
ing
to
the
ground
The
burned
build-
I
inga
housed
a
general
and
liquor
store
and
th
famous
Pari
Cafe
in
the
Chi-,
neoe
section.
Reporta
on
Saturday
aald
that
Black
Butte
volcano,
fcrty
mile
south
of
the
j
border,
waa
active
and
spouting
amok
;
and
vapors.
Black
Butt
was
uuiubatly
1
active
In
1918
when
earthquakes
devaf
listed
this
and
other
Imper.al
Valley
1
cities.
MIM
Ittl.
I'KOIll
(
TKIX
01'
IWNAliA
FOR
KAK
is
.NEW
KKCOliK
OTTAWA.
Jan.
3.
Canada'a
mineral
industry
yielded
a
new
record
output
during
th
year
10-S
when
th
value
of
production
reached
S3U.88t.OO0
or
an
advance
of
7.1
per
cent
over
th
total
tor
IM,
HOCKEY
SCORES
tint
unlay
Ottawa
3,
Canadlen
t,
Pittsburg
3,
Detroit
3.
Maroon
3,
Toronto
0.
Ranger
4,
Chicago
0.
Kiitiiluy
(lame
Amwter
3.
Bxtoa
0.
t
Circulation
1(08.
er
for
her
father,
Rt
Hon.
David
Lloyd
'George,
and
Is
to
father
gives
his
address.
The
phdaograph
shows
her
on
London,
when
Mr.
Lloyd
George
spoke
on
the
Liberal
Policy.
Explosion
Wrecks
Crocker
National
Bank
and
Shakes
Sale
08
Frisco
Financial
District
SAN
FRANCISCO,
January
3.
An
illuminating
gas
explosion
in
the
Crocker
First
National
Bank
on
Saturday
night
shook
the
financial
district
of
the
city.
The
superstructure
and
lower
floors
of
the
Crocker
Rank
building
were
destroyed
and
windows
were
shattered
in
buildings
as
far
distant
as
two
blocks,
the
Sutter
Hotel,
two
blocks
away,
having
three
hundred
windows
smashed.
A
few-pedestrians
were
thrown
down
by
the
concussion
and
two
watchman
were
cut
by
flying
glass,
i
GRIT
ADVICE
Kit.
TOI.MIE,
NKW
rKOVIxrllL
t.:.ti)i:u,
Atiimtss
iu".
itix.
MltVATltK
ASMlCltTlOX
till
OKI
A,
Jan.
1
"There
hn
been
a
lt
f
ailvlre
olirirO,
me
klnee
I
awuniiil
Hie
le.nleHilp
of
the
Cnnvrralhe
early
it
tlili
pro-tlme
by
the
Liberals
at
lu
Whut
ruure
I
slmulil
puroue."
sulil
lion.
Dr.
S.
I'.
Twlmle
to
the
t'onwrti
live
A'omUtltin
'iinrtlni
In
tlr-tnrU
on
Saturday.
"I
am
pat
lug
little
heed
to
IliN
ail
Ire.
I
pro-mse
that
the
('niirrttttltes
alll
run
their
own
afUlrv
.1
ani
taking
Hie
ailtlie
of
the
leiiilem
uf
th,
parly
and,
alirn
ae
hat.
ali;vur
plans
ae
xlll
aiL"
TORONTO
TOHAVT
DAYLIGHT
SAYING
FORFIVE
YEARS
TORONTO,
Jsn.
3.
A
bylaw
favor,
lug
daylight
saving
for
a
period
of
flit
year
passed
Saturday
In
the
dvlo
ileti
tiww.
'
I
!
MUMMIMl
!CAOX
HtKK
IS
OPENED
"Pretty
cold
but
not
so
bad
ai
Uie
verdict
of
Fred
Smith
and
Poll
Howard,
who
took
their
first
1937
dip
in
the
Salt
Lake
yesterday
afternoon.
This
adventuresome
pair
of
young
fellows
retain
the
record
they
set
up
last
year
for
opening
the
swimming
sesson
at
the
Salt
lake.
Last
year
they
went
In
on
February
14;
this
year.
January
1,
WASHINGTON
SOCCER
TEMBEATS
U.B.C.
ij
Thr
to
One
In
Annual
Nrw
Year's
bay
Charity
(lame
at
Settle
SEATTLE.
January
3.-A
Washington
ill-star
soccer
team
defeated
th
Unl.
terslty
of
BrlUsh
Columbia
three
to
one
In
the
annual
New
Year
charity
game
here.
Ct'STHMS
COLLECTION'
,
Customs
collection
iot
the
port
of
Prlnc
Rupert
during
the-
month
of
December
intouutetl
to
828.031.53
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
'
Price
Five
Cents
TWO
&IAIN
SHIPS
ARRIVE
IN
PORT
IMPERIAL
VALLEY
'QUAKE
-
MILLIONS
WILMS
DAMAGE
Ryoka
Maru
Comes
in
from
Orient;
British
Ship
is
Due
Tonight
The
Ocean
Tmniiport
to."
freighter,
Ryoka
Maiu,
arrived
in
pert
at
10
o'clock
thin
morning
from
Darlen.
Japan,
to
load
,he
first
cargo
'
grain
for
the
Orient
that
has
been
shipped
from
Prince
Rupert
The
veaael,
which
was
met
at
Triple
Island
and
piloted
In
by
(
apt.
Larry
Thomson,
passed
customs
and
quarantine
inspection,
and
num-d
into
the
dry
clock
pier
for
lining
She
will
take
her
berth
at
the
elevator
about
Thursday
to
start
loading
Iter
cargo
which
will
be
destined
for
Shanghl.
Th-
steamer
Taiyo
Maru,
also
of
the
Oeean
Transport
Line,
is
-
imw
alma
fUUatad
loading
at
the
ele-
lUUMIrfcUr
.
HIMSELF
AND
HIS
CHILDREN
Ml
RHI
U
.(Ml
MHIIir.
Ill'
AKTIIIK
MIOIIillM
MtKLs
MM
Mill
t
AM)
III'
It
KIMI
IN
I.O
AMil
IJ
KM
I.
Ml.
V
iX.
ANOBJW.
Jaa
J.
-
Arthur
cnu
:ii
4d
M.
pa
issue
aetd
mUmij
ia
!
mry
Ouws
S4U
army
art
tar
nAmUMd
mitcld
01
mmd.
uttaneuwl)
lot
the
Ittt
C
Ml
loft
tost
i
turn
Mm,
M
sUtTle
hodJ
rr
a
j.
by
CaUlstrooT
wife
i
was
im
lourlb
(m
in
meat
!
!frr
wiser
parents
had
taken
tbe.r
:rr.
w.tn
fhean
m
eomratlUng
aw.-
FISHERIES
CASE
IS
INTERESTING
ituiKU.
iti;rkT)ii.r
claim
AMixsr
joiin
iioMMcii
iieimi
taken
in
Arrru.
couit
In'.erest
attache
itself
to
lite
cam
of
t
va.
John
Dumnkto
which
u
fce--'
trn
to
the
Oeuil
of
Appeal
bjr
Department
of
Marine
and
rtehertee
'
.i
ha
already
au
flared
reverse
in
court
and
County
Court
on
the
The
Dominion
ecU-ed
tomi
19.000
rm
of
nimon
which
had
been
mild
"'"t
by
tiutaanieh
and
claim
that
he
uid
pay
a
license
fee
for
curing
It.
B
anicha
defence
la
that
no
license
f"
ta
required.
'
mnatl
in
the
caae.
which
will
be
'
vfd
In
Supreme
Court
in
Victoria,
are
W
Patmore
for
the
department
and
M
'on
Oontalee
for
Buaaanlch.
FORT
WILLIAM
CAR
ACCIDENT
m:
woman
is
killed
ami
thii
A
UK
FATALLY
INJtllEII
It
HEN
aitomoiiile
hits
nci;i(iiir
THAIN
roar
william.
Jan.
a.
mim
b.
Colter
of
Port
William
and
Mr
a.
M.
Mellon
of
Iort
Arthur
are
dead,
and
Mla
Buun
Lyon
I
fatally
Injured
as
"ult
of
an
automobile
accident
early
yetrday
morning
when
car
driven
b"
O.
J.
Parker,
a
Port
Arthur
man,
r,n
Into
the
aid
of
a
freight
train.
Parker
waa
only
ellghtly
hurt.
YOUNG
MAN
GASSED
IN
JQORIA
CITY
Mil
f
Mk
U,,
,Mrri
KllUlilii
Flame
ait.l
C'uIiik
lleulli
by
Fumea
VICTOIUA,
Jan.
3,
A
youutf
man
about
twenty-thrce
years
of
age
Vnown
only
by
the
name
of
Lawrence
waa
found
dead
on
Baturday
In
a
room
which
he
had
rented
two
weeke
ago
on
hU
rrlval
here.
He
had
been
overcome
by
g
fumes
a
a
pan
of
milk
oh
a
ga
tove
had
boiled
over
and
extinguished
the
flam.
"
A
at
her
grata
bosi
arrivum
today
at
the
Bmaa
ateaaaar
Weiah
city,
beloi.
int
to
K
aaatlb
Una
at
lAmlm
Com-tu
direct
Itoas
Otglaod
to
load
toe
th
UBMed
KUaadom
or
comment,
th
eM4
la
eepected
to
arrive
tbla
after
aooti
ec
evealnf.
(Htm
trara
mmU
already
repirtrd
fur
thM
pott
are
the
0ritib
anip
!
nnef
-too.
b4ofWa
to
Oaraaioiiael
at
San.
in
Olaafow.
which
u
due
neat
week
nd
the
Saute
Uaru.
M
the
Suauki
Uave
sawrtd
the
tk
alter.
IHtTUK-r
r.tKMIKt
iOIS
MlliaT
I1MI.;
f
111(111
IlKAlii:
HII.T..''
r
reatdftc
in
Hat
vtetatly
of
t
rnoee
lluprrt.
tm
beeoae
BMcnbcre
of
the
A)tu
aat
4
f
pool
and
hate
mtud
eoatraea
4
f
to
Up
thetr
(rta
mraaajh
the
f
pool.
A
a
am
pie
of
wheat
aeat
f
front
that
dtatrtet
wa
reeaieed
f
here
and
traded
Nwaeber
Ooe
f
northern
The
krrncia
are
amaUer
than
tbe
aente
grade
IM
V
Alberta.
It
la
aald
ffeneer
of
the
Peace
Rlter
action
of
Bnt
lah
OohunMa
are
M
ain
the
4
pool.
4
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
MTUllAV!1
IIAMK.s
LMJI.IMI
LEAIJll:
S
llltl-km
I.
Araenal
2.
Cardiff
City
2.
Ilolton
3.
Liverpool
t.
Manchoater
United
8.
BhatieM
0.
The
Wedntaday
1,
Iiury
3.
Wcat
Dremmleh
3.
lludirratleld
X
Birmingham
2.
Lelceater
City
1.
Everton
3.
Durnley
I.
Newcaitle
United
I,
Leeda
United
6.
Sunderland
3.
Dlackbura
S.
Weal
Ham
3.
Derby
Oeunty
3.
'
M-tllllMI
I.I.AIIU.
ayd
0.
Partlek
8.
Dundre
I.
Aberdeen
.
J
Hamilton
A.
0.
Motherwell
3.
Kilmarnock
3.
8t.
Mlrren
2.
Queen
Park
8.
St.
Johiwtetie
3.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Dunfarmltae
Falkirk
3.
Alrdrleonlan
t.
Hibernian
3,
Hearla
3.
-Marlon
3.
Dundee
United
1.
;
lUngera
3.
Celtic
I.
.MOMIAVH
IIAMLS
MlirTl!ll
I.LAIIIK
DhUliHi
I.
,
Aberdeen
3.
Hibernian
5.
Alrdrleonlana
7.
Hamilton
1.
i
Celtic
2.
Queen'
Park
3
Dundee
United
1.
Dundee
0.
Dunfermline
3.
Kilmarnock
3.
Hearta
4.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Motherwell
3.
Falkirk
3.
Partlek
Thletle
t.
Ranger
4,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Clyde
3,
St.
Mlrren
3.
Morion
1.
STANFORD
AND
REPS
TIE
IN
RUGBY
GAME
PLAYED
IN
RAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
3.
-Playing
In
FALLINGROCK
.
CAUSES
DEATH
LMLII)K
OX
KETTLE
VALLEV
KAH.KOAIl
IX
(
OCJl
AMAIX.I
KILL.S
ONE
.MAX
AXII
.HEKHULV
INJlliES
AXOTIir.lt
HOPE.
Jan.
3.
T.
Komura,
Japanese,
wa
killed:
Frank
ra2zoIare.
28.
wi
'lerlbualy
Injured
and
three
other,
all
'
member
of
a
section
gang,
(uitalned
minor
hurt
on
Saturday
when
they
were
(truck
br
falling
rock
five
milea
1
cut
of
here
In
a
canyon
In
the
Co-quatutlt
Valley
where
they
were
clearing
away
a
rock
ctde
which
had
block-
ed
the
tralM
of
the
Kettle
Valley
Kall-
i"""'
With
hi
bead
cut
open.
Komuri
died
on
the
train
between
here
and
Vtncouver
where
he
waa
to
have
been
placed
in
hospital.
FazzoUre
waa
taken
to
a
hospital
In
Vancouver
where,
with
all
the
ribs
on
one
aide
of
hi
body
broken,
hi
condition
was
reported
to
be
critical.
WELL
KNOWN
DOCTOR
DIES
UK.
K.
L
WILSON
IIEKAI
D.
WHO
VIS-ITtlJ
rKIXfE
HI'
PERT
SLtriUL
TIMES,
srrCl'MIU
TO
I'XEf-'
MOMA
IN
I
ERNIE
j
FEPJOE,
Jan.'
j-D?.
r!
L
Wilapn
Herald
of
Nelson
la
dead
here
fsllowing
a
few
days'
illness
with
pneumonia.
I
The
Ute
Dr.
Herald,
who
was
fifty-'seven
year
of.
age,
waa
a
prominent
i
practitioner
In
Vancouver
before
the
Great
War
in
which
he
served
and
In
which
he
lost
a
acn.
After
the
war.
he
returned
to
British
Columbia
and,
on
account
of
his
health,
took
up
his
residence
ta
the
Interior
of
the
province.
Specializing
in
nose,
ear
and
throat
wcrk.
he
travelled
extensively
through
Jhe
province.
Members
of
the
local
medical
fraternity
were
grieved
this
morning
to
bear
of
Dr.
Wilson
Hefwld'a
'demise.
He
made
aeveral
visits
here
two
or
three
years
ago.
performing
work
In
his
capacity
as
a
specialist.
DEATHS
ON
NEW
YEAR
IN
SOUTH
M
KS.
EMILY
MrOOXALO
I'OIMI
HKOW.NEIt
IX
TKOl'T
LIKE;
(IEO.
CT.IKKE
OASSEII
IX
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
A
Missing
from
her
home
here
since
early
on
Saturday,
th
body
ot
Mrs.
Emily
McDonald,
aged
49,
was
found
drowned
In
Trout
Lake,
Burnaby.
on
Sunday
afternoon,
She
was
last
seen
alive
early
New
Year's
Eve.
Oeorge
Clarke,
aged
33.
was
found
dead
In
a
gas
flUed
room
at
his
place
of
residence
early
yesterday.
Clarke
came
from
Reglna
about
five
weeka
ago.
MIKE
DOCTOR
-
DIED
TODAY
HAS
WELL
KNOWN
IN
CITY
As
EMPLOYEE
OF
COLD
STOK.WIK
The
death
occurred
this
morning
of
an
old
timer
In
the
cltv
In
the
percou
of
Mike
Doctor,
an
Esthonlan
who
had
been
resident
here
for
about
13
years.
Deceased
was
married
and
made
his
residence
at
1144
Ninth
Avenue
East,
having
been
employed
Tor
some
time
at
the
plant
or
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Funeral
arrangements,
which
are
In
th
hands
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers,
will
be
announced
later.
WINDSOR
HOTEL
AT
HULL
IS
DESTROYED
HULL,
Jan.
3.
-The
Windsor
Hotel
waa
destroyed
by
fire
this
morning
with
'
'
'
a
loss,
of
8U0.0O3.
'
Adtertise
la
the
Dally
Neva.
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