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to
buy
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FOR
MURDER
AT
WINNIPEG
'irangler
Must
Hang
Friday
This
Week
at
Winnipeg
is
Settled
WINNIPEG,
January
11.
Rarle
Nelson,
the
"Dark
Strangler."
in
hi.s
doom
on
Friday
unlets
.some
unexpected
order
for
a
stay
i
s
in
the
meantime.
This
is
not
expected.
Hi.s
only
defence
was
a
plea
of
insanity
i
h;it
has
not
been
allowed,
lie
was
convicted
of
murderinr
Emily
Patterson
but
he
was
a
Mo
charged
with
strangling
the
.'
n
ycar-old
High
School
girl,
Lola
Cowan,
of
this
city.
Many
other
death
are
ascribed
to
the
strangler
by
United
police,
the
list
being
as
follows:
.
VEAU
M
MERY
TAKES
COURAGE
FROM
COMBINATION
;a-
jr.ui
uepcnsinimieH
go
With
Advantage
of
Member-
ship
in
British
Empire
j
'NiiilKR.
Jan
I!
-
We
of
the
i
nmmuuweeJtii
live
wllhout
I
:'.i.
k
that
in
any
(Sanger
In
.
.iriicy
w
have
alllea
In
the
ihe
members
of
our
family"!
'i
Amery
said
yesterdsy
addressing
i
..i
.
ui
i
an
Club.
"Between
eur-
la
unthinkable
Aa
for
dan-
'
!(lf
knowledge
of
our
rom--
itw
a
grrn'.
Insurance
an)
i!
have."
advantages
of
membership
K.iipirr
alao
went
resjxjnvolllt:.
visitor
said
and
the
res-
.,
-
fen
ou
individuate
aa
well
Imlnkna
KING
EXPLAINS
NEW
MINISTER
1
(
nnndian
Representative
Not
Having
Full
Standing
Was
Handicap
in
Past
o'l
i
AWA.
Jan.
11.
Premier
Marken-commenting
on
the
decision
"
ctabllah
a
Canadian
minister
In
I'.'
n.s
said
It
waa
found
In
the
peat
that
!
I'hmipv
Roy
had
been
hampered
"
having
oatnplete
standing
of
a
;
'
i.iHcr
These
thtnga
meant
a
great
i
in
European
diplomacy
end
for
'
i.
ail,!
to
have
a
mlnlater
In
France
1,1(1
m
a
aenae
be
like
having
a
min-''
for
all
lurope
I
u-
move
had
been
made,
the
minis-''
-hiU.
with
the
full
knowledge
and
"IHTatlon
of
the
Brlttah
Oovern-
4
aktihii
smitiih
policy
4
To
the
Elector.
4
Your
vol
and
Influence
la
earnestly
aollclted
at
the
election
4
Thursday
for
Alderman.
4
My
polloy
la-Extension
4
of
Power.
i
Peace
Itlvar
Outlet
for
Prince
i
Rupert.
Setter
accommodation
for
mosquito
I
fleet
and
flahermen.
!
Economy
tn
Olvlc
Alain.
Development
Of
Sewerage.
Securing
proper
proportion
of
4
liquor
proflta
aa
per
sales.
Ftr..nn
f
Highway.
j,
J.
Arthur
Smith.
4,
4444444444444444
von
OUH
FUTURE
PROsi'Ehfr
VOTE
FOR
5.
P.
McMORDIE
For
Mayor
AND
AVOID
TAXATION
ON
IMPROVEMENTS
X
Feb
20
-Mis
Clara
Newman,
Ban
Francisco.
Mar
2
Mrs.
Laura
E.
Beal.
to.
San
Joae.
Cel.
June
10
Mra.
Lillian
St
Mary.
63.
Ban
Franclaco.
June
24
Mra
Oergc
Russell.
Santa
Barbara.
Cel.
Aug
16
Mra.
Mary
Neabltt.
62.
Oakland.
Calif
Oct.
IB
Mr.
Beta
Wither.
S3
Portland.
Ore
Oct.
SO-
Mr
Mabel
McDonald
Fluke,
57.
Portland.
Ore.
Oct.
37
-Mrs.
Virginia
A.
Orant.
W.
Portland.
Ore.
Nov.
IS
Mra.
William
A.
Idmonda.
58.
Sen
Francisco.
10
Wov.
a
Mm.
Florence
PI
this
Wonka.
Sesetst.
Was.
Nov
Mn.
fllaeea
Myers,
Portland.
Ote.
12
Dec.
SS-Mra.
John
X.
Berard.
40.
Cot.ncll
Bluffs.
la
13
Dec
27
Mra
Binnle
Pace.
S3.
Kansas
City.
14
Dec
JS-
Ura
Oermanla
Harpln.
36,
Kansas
City
15
Drr
2S
-Mra.
Harpln'a
B-montha
old
baby.
VB.tK
IStl
16
Apr
27
-Mra.
Mary
McDonnell.
SO.
Philadelphia
17
May
30
-Mra.
Jennie
Randolph.
36.
Buffalo.
NT
IS
June
1
Mra
Minnie
May.
63.
Detroit.
Mich.
IS
June
1
Mra
M.
C.
Atortby.
Detroit.
20
June
3
Mrs.
Mary
Bleteoma,
67.
Chicago.
Ilia.
21
June
10
Mrs.
Bmlly
Patterson,
27.
Winnipeg.
Man.
22
June
12
Mlai
Lola
Cowan.
14.
Winnipeg.
Man.
MADE
ESCAPE
FROM
OKALLA
PRISON
FARM
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
11
-
Making
a
daali
for
freedom
when
the
prtaonere
wrre
being
removed
from
the
main
building
to
outalde
work.
Tneo
Norton.
24
yeara
of
age.
eacaped
from
Okalla
prlaon
farm.
Fog
aided
the
eecape
Norton
had
aerved
two
monthi
of
e
six
months'
sentence.
TERRACE
LOGS
GOING
SOUTH
Northern
Shipping
Co.,
sgenu
for
the
Prank
VTatsrhouse
Co..
re
porn
arrival
at
430
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
of
the
motorshlp
freighter
Arran
Firth
with
s
cargo
of
eosl
for
PhUpott-Svltt
Oo.
This
morning
the
Arran
Firth
.
I
V
,n
iMrf
flah
IMSl
at
the
plant
of
the
Aupsrt
Marine
Pro-
iitipia
uo.
ior
new
vesvaiiiivi.
Will
CDIHf
WlMfltlWT
ivj
.w
at
the
dry
dock
Icrlhe
LasUnated
Ma-
terlala
at
New
Vaattlnatr.
It
is
es-
perted
to
make
frequent
shipments
of
these
logs
from
nere
Northern
and
PRESIDENT
TO
i
VISIT
HAVANA
Coolidge
Makes
Flying
Trip
Monday
to
Capital
of
Cuba
for
Conference
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Jan.
11
When
PreaMeht
Coolldge
leavea
the
United
States
to
address
the
xuuh
lnternaUonal
conference
of
American
states
In
Havana,
Cuba.
Monday,
he
will
make
his
tint
visit
to
the
Caribbean
.
region,
and
his
first
trip
to
another
country
since
he
became
chief
executive
of
the
cation.
Accompanied
by
Mra.
Coolldge.
secretary
of
State
Kellogg
and
Secretary
ol
the
Ifary
Wilbur,
the
president
ail;
any
a
meaaage
from
the
Ur.
'.ed
State
to
the
representative
of
20
other
Amer-ean
repubUca
which
make
up
the
Pan-Vmerlcan
Union.
Because
congreea
will
be
In
aeaalon
and
the
White
Houae
aortal
aeasnn
a!
IU
height.
Mr.
Coolldge
will
be
unabk
o
spend
more
than
a
day
In
Havana
But
thl
snort
stay.
It
la
believed
wll'
go
s
long
way
toward
clearing
the
at
mosphere
of
a
great
deal
of
ausplclon
of
the
United
States'
foreign
policy
and
attitude
toward
the
component
state;
31
um
Union.
4
l'.H.K.
TI
Kl.;il
IN'
4
f
s'sttu:ii:nt
or
tiik
4
4
KMMV.XY
I'UOIILKJH
4
OTTAWA.
h1t-Hil9kl'
asinsni)
Oast
there
Is
a
possl-'
4
"
bUlty
of
the
atttlement
of
the
4
4
pewvlnelal
govenunent
railway
4
4
problem.
Both
Alberta
and
Bn-
4
4
tlah
Columbia
hsva
been
urging
4
4
on
the
Dominion
authorities
4
t
that
the
roads
should
be
uken
4
1
over
by
the
Canadian
National.
4
It
as
understood
that
It
would
4
not
be
a
dlmetilt
matter
to
4
oosse
to
terms
with
Alberta
but
4
fc
Pnml
MaeLeau
of
British
4
4
ColumbU
has
Insisted
that
If
4
4
the
Dominion
la
to
relieve
Al-
4
4
berts
at
Its
burden
it
shall
do
4
f
the
same
for
B.C
But
Sir
4
4
Henry
-
Thornton
does
not
want
4
4
the
P.OJ
aa
he
aoes
not
con-
4
4
alder
It
s
commercial
possibility
4
4
st
present
He
would
like
to
4
get
west
from
the
Pease
River
4
4
but
does
not
want
to
go
to
4
Vancouver
by
the
P.OJJ.
4
4
444444444444
LOGGING
SCALE
DISTRICT
LARGE
While
not
up
to
Iji.sI
Year
it
is
Well
Ahead
of
Previous
Records
The
total
rut
of
logs
for
the
yeai
1087
la
given
out
officially
aa
136,467,-
324
board
fret
which
it
about
ten
mil
lion
feet
leas
that
1686
jut
well
ahead
of
previous
years.
It
Is
understood
hst
the
shutting
down
of
the
work
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
la
responsible
for
the
dropping
off
latterly.
To
some
extent
the
drop
In
logs
l
msde
up
by
the
Increase
in
poles,
plies
and
ties
In
all
of
whleh
there
ere
Increases
over
the
past
year.
The
details
of
the
year's
eut
la
aa
follows:
Douglas
Fir.
board
feet
....
SJS7.067
Red
Cedar
1S.SSS43S
Sprue
4S.SSM60
Interior
Spruce
S.0SI.4M
Hemlock
34407.017
Balsam
ljU8o
Cypress
1.01
Jackpine
1M.466
turcn
b.iu'ii
Cottonwood
7UJS6I
Poise,
lines!
feet
3.09,160
Spruce
Piles
1,0M
Hemlock
Plies
!'...'
160.094
Coder
Piles
676.7677
Oevdsraod,
cords
-JITJ
SluafM
bolts,
cords
mat
j.
Fir
Tits
Metnloc
Ties
31,041
Pttte
Ties
700.4DS
Fence
Posts,
cards
158
Pulpwood.
cords
3.670
1.
Mil
US
TO
MKKT
The
Ladles
aid
of
the
St.
Paul
Lutheran
Church
meets
tomorrow.
Thursday,
at
the
home
of
Rev
und
Mrs
John
Hanson.
Clapji
Building.
PRINCE,
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WfcDNESfiAY,
JANUARY
11,
1023
SWITZERLAND
HAS
NOTHING
FINER
in
winter
sports
than
Canada
can
show
at
home
when
the
t'reat
Rocky
Mountain
National
Park
carnival
is
in
progress.
Championship
figure
skaters
are
already
at
Banff
preparing
fur
the
bin
event.
PENSIONS
FOR
.
TEACHERSJNw
jifnrnTA'PAnnT
ALL
CANDIDATES
MLDCIaII
iMJlJll!.h
Overlappins
of
Supporters
Hill
to
he
Submitted
to
Legislature
Making
Provision
for
Scheme
EDMONTON.
Jh
11.
-Pensioning
of
Alberts
school
teachers
who
have
taught
for
40
years
or
have
reached
the
age
of
33
wUl
be
provided
in
a
Ml!
to
be
submitted
to
the
nest
session
of
the
legislature,
which
opens
on
February
2.
The
propmed
bill
provides
(or
the
deduction
from
teachers'
salaries
of
21,
per
cent,
monthly
or
quarterly,
by
the
school
boards
by
whom
they
are
employed,
and
that
a
stmUsr
amount
be
contributed
by
the
gcvenusMOt.
the
whole
to
form
a
fund
to
fussac
the
pension
Teachers
coming
under
the
set
who
retire
from
Ote
profession
within
three
years
of
the
scheme
being
inaugurated,
would
sacrtflos
their
eontrlbutlon.
and
ifter
the
set
oomeu
into
force
they
would
be
obliged
to
teach
for
five
years
or
sacrifice
their
payments.
.PAYMHSTK
OVKU
t
lVK
YKAHS
If,
however,
urter
contributing
to
the
fund
for
fire
years,
a
teacher
wlieO
to
retire,
then
the
am
aunt
paid
in,
plus
Interest,
could
be
withdrawn.
The
amount
of
pension
would
be
dependent
upon
the
total
paid
la
by
the
teacher,
and
the
length
of
servtee
rendered.
Mi
I.MIATION
Hill
JAPAN.
OTTAWA,
Jan
11
-The
department
of
external
affairs
today
denied
the
report
tbst
Osnsds
MSSaSsiiiplalsd
establishing
a
legation
at
Tokld.
Advertise
In
The
DsHv
Nsws
LP
As-
I
ARE
CONFIDENT
oi
inree
uunning
lor
.Mayor
All
three
candidates
for
the
mayoralty
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer.
Coi.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordle
and
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
sre
apparently
confident
of
success
at
the
pells
tomorrow.
While
the
backers
of
each
are
claiming
victory
for
their
respective
men.
the
general
concensus
of
opinion
seems
to
be
that
the
contest
will
be
a
doss
one
unless,
ss
often
bap-Dens,
the
silent
vote
causes
a
landslide
in
one
direction.
A
feature
oi
the
campaign
for
the
Mayoralty
is
that
all
three
candidates
are
equally
well
known
and
popular
This
fact,
coupled
with
the
general
uncertainty
ss
the
outcome,
has
msde
many
voters
diffident
shout
declaring
themselves.
This
msy
explain
to
some
extent
the
situation
now
existing
in
the
committee
rooms
where
two
or
even
three
of
the
candidates
are
counting
on
the
votes
of
the
same
names
:n
the
list.
There
are
reported
even
to
be
some
lnatenoss
where
voters
neve
promised
support
to
two
or
all
three
3i
the
candidates.
There
Is
no
doubt
Ui
two
of
the
Candida
tea
are
going
to
be
badly
disappointed
after
the
ballots
are
counted
tomorrow
evening.
Political
allegiances
are
undoubtedly
shattered
In
the
contest.
Interest
In
the
sldermsnlc
and
aehoot
board
conteats
Is
overahadowed
by
that
being
taken
In
the
mayoralty.
MOUKIU.
I'KKKWIKNT.
VANCOUVER.
Jan
11
D.
B.
Morklll
of
Stewart
waa
selected
president
ol
the
Corporation
of
British
Oolumbts
land
surveyors
here
yesterday.
GREER
ana
a
Alderman
9
...Candidate
for
MAYOR
CLEAN,
PROGRESSIVE
BUSINESSLIKE
ADMINISTRATION
Excavation
Contract
for
Theatre
Let
Local
Man
but
No
Name
Yet
For
Proposed
New
Building
Here
On
the
return
'
of
either
one
or
the
other
tram
Vsncouver.
whence
they
will
;
leave
in
s
few
days,
M.
T.
snd
,
Paul
Aivazcft
will
bring
with
them
1
nrc'il.ec.
?
plans
for
the
new
theatre
which
they
are
having
built
on
Third;
Avenue
near
the
corner
of
Fultsn
Street.
Next
month
It
1
expected
that
pouring
of
cement
will
have
been
started
on
the
structure
which
it
is
aald
will
re-cmblc
to
some
extent
the
Sex
Theatre
In
Vancouver
which
fcr
several
yeara
was
the
leading
moving
ploture
house
in
that
city,
though
It
will
have
many
more
modern
features
including
a
pipe
organ.
Plledrlving
la
now
in
progress
and'
excavation
for
a
2e
by
60
foot
basement.
.
adequate
tn
accommodate
the
furnace
and
affording
such
st-.rage
space
as
will
be
necessary,
will
soon
be
under
way.
4-44
44
4-4
444444-4
IIKXNKTT
lltUHS
TO
ILIMINATK
r.OOZK
oitDEit
to
si
ccf:i;n
EDMOKTCK.
Jaj).
11.
-Is
hU
add.es
to
the
Alberta
Bar
Association
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
said:
4
"I
do
not
deprecate
for
an
In-stat.t
the
right
of
young
men
to
4
indulge
in
rJessuraeJe
divsnlast;
4
But
gentlemen
I
You
cannot
ft
drink
sAose
iuad
succeed
at
the
4
bar!
I
do
not
aay
this
because
I
am
I
total
sbetalner,
but
because
4
I
hsve
seen
men
In
our
4
profession
destroyed
by
drinking.
4
The
greateet
pleasure
you
4
can
get
In
life
la
to
be
obtained
4
by
going
into
this
profession
4
snd
succeeding
In
It
I"
4
Lieut.
Governor
Bgbert
ssld:
"I
cannot
understand
why
any
4
young
man
educated
at
the
expense
4
of
this
province
can
leave
4
to
go
to
another
country.
You
4
owe
It
to
this
province
to
stay.
4
We
are
relying
on
the
youth
to
4
build
up
this
country."
4
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VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
130
.40
.41
4
45.00
60.00
.22
.24
.22
.12
.10
.104
.08
.06V
.41
43
3.37
2.29
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1.64
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3.C
Big
Missouri
.
"o.st
Cop;.er
.
'
rl:
Province
"unwell
Tndcr-ender.ce
It-disn
Lesd'ml'h
...
Lucky
Jim
.
.
.
Fremler
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
.
.
.
.
'SUvercrest
Silversmith
.
.
.
Sun
loch
Tone
NEWSENATORS
ARE
APPOINTED
OTTAWA.
Jsn.
11.
Three
sanatoria
appointinenta
for
Ontario
are
announce-by
Premier
Msckenale
King.
They
are
J.
H.
Bpence,
K.C..
of
Toronto.
I.
8.
Little
of
London.
Dr.
Ousts
v
LeCasse
of
Tecunueh.
T.
Abeam
or
Otuwa
becomes
a
mem
ber
of
tbs
Privy
CouncU."
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
bet
for
the
least
Phone
457,
Price
Five
Cent
The.i
will
fellow
the
putting
down
of
.he
cement
bsemeat
walls
under
the
entire
110
by
SO
f
jet
structure.
It
Is
the
Intention,
stated
Paul
Alvaz-off
yesterday
afternoon,
to
have
the
theatre
built
as
fas
aa
'-possible
with
lo?al
labor
snd
materials:
During
the
ateence
of
the
Alvs3i(s,
J.
H.
puis-bury
will
have
oharge
of
the
building
operations.
The
name
of
the
new
theatre
has
not
yet
b?:n
decided
upaa.
The
contract
for
the
eaca,
rations
has
been
awarded
to
Nick
Ourvlch,
it
was
announced
this
morning
by
M.
T.
Aivasoff.
WEATIIEIt
HKl-OItT
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
strong
S.E.
o
lrd;
temperature.
45.
DEATH
TODAY
OF
CHARLES
KARKLE
Old
Timer
Passes
at
General
Hospital
After
Being
III
a
Long
Time
.
The
death
oocusreg
this
morning
st
the
Oenersl
Hospital
of
Charles
Karlcle,
s
resident
of
Queen
OMrfwtte
Islands,
who
came
to
Prlaee
Rupert
and
entered
the
hospital
in
October
last
and
has
been
very
111
snd
unable
to
Salt
Since
then.
He
Is
well
advanced
la
year
and
has
relatives
on
the
Islands.
Funeral
arrangements
Sre
in
tbs
band
of
the
B.C.
ndermtejrs.
Mr.
Karkle
was
an
old
tuner
tn
the
ncrth
and
Is
well
faaown.
to
s
good
many,
esprcislly
those
Who
cam
lu
the
early
day.
STOCKEXCHANGE
VANCOUVER
BUSY
Record
Day
Yesterday
When
Sales
Reached
Very
Large
Figure
VANCOOVRR.
Jan
11-So
heavy
was
ths
trading
at
Tester
day's
session
of
the
Vancouver
Stock
Baahange
that
the
record
boards
woulS
JtOt
hold
sll
the
figures
of
tbg
trshssetlptis
and
It
was
necessary
to
writ
on
the
walls.
It
wss
the
biggest
essstot
In
history
of
the
organisation
ths
bfteU
bales
Of
the
dsy
reaching
67t.760t
"
COST
OF
till
fMTION-VICTORIA.
Jan.
U.
The
total
cost
f
education
during
the
year
wss
ta.-172.736.
according
to
the
annual
re-ort
of
the
depsrtmoat
of
aducatlsm
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IV
4
To
the
nectars
of
tbs
City
of
4
Prince
Rupert.
4
Ladle
and
Oentlenstn.
4
On
my
past
record
OS
aider-
4
man
of
this
city,
t
ask
your
4
support
snd
influence
at
the
4
polls
on
Thursday
Qetl
for
re-
4
election.
I
promise
In
the
future
4
the
same
good
stlttss
I
havs
4
'
given
In
the
past
4
N
8
B.
V.
PERRY.
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VOTE
THIS
WAY
GREER,
Jqseph
..,.,
McMORDIE,
Stewart
Percival
STEPHENS,
Melvin
McKay
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