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waa
ahot
followitm
the
explosion
of
a
gun
allegedly
in
the
hands
of
the
accused.
Jack
lllgnall.
who
waa
in-rented
In
Vancouver
recenUy
sub-M-qurnt
to
furtfeST
Investigation
of
the
inrident.
waa
brought
to
the
city
from
Dip
south
by
OSTp.
Fred
Markland.
pro
vincial
polios,
on
the
Oamosun
yeater-iliiy
afternoon
and
will
take
preliminary
trtnl
on
a
charge
of
causing
grevtoue
Uodily
injury
i'uuU!i
r.eslli,cww.
rook,
who
haa
been
In
the
Prlnoe
Bu-
)ort
Cleneral
Hospital
slues
the
shootout
recovering
from
lujurte
caused
by
the
ahot
which
as
seed
through
hla
nonomen
win
do
tne
enin
uiwiit
the
tTiaT.
S8hH
V.n!1to
"hat
enTe-i.unra
to
defend
defend
Hlgnall
lllgnall.
MILLION
AND
QUARTER
TO
BE
SPENT
THIS
YEAR
ON
B.C.
UNIVERSITY
VANCOUVER.
Jan
B
The
building
i
ad
cointnutlon
progrum
lor
the
Unl-
Two
Indiana
were
injured
wnen
vne
maat
waa
torn
loose
from
their
boat.
Ad
V
leas
Indicate
that
CralK.
a
town
on
the
west
coast
of
Prince
of
Wales
bland,
suffered
heavily
CATALABACK
ABOUT
MARCH
(!ood
Progress
Helng
Made
In
He-pair
of
Union
Steamer
Wreck-
f
i
1
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V
-
1
1
I
eu
itttccnti;
.irar
iiciv
According
to
word
received
trcm
Vancouver
It
Is
expected
to
have
Union
.trainer
Catala.
whloh
waa
wrecked
at
'early
In
November
on
Mist
Island
near
Port
Simpson,
back
In
service
about
the
first
of
March.
A
fell
crew
of
moo
la
employed
onthe
repair
Job
at
the
Bur-rard
dry
dock
and
good
progress
la
being
made
on
the
work.
It
waa
found
that
the
ateamer.
while
extensively
damaged,
was
probably
not
In
as
bad
condition
a
was
at
first
feared.
SK.MIW.W
MAN
IHK8
SKAOWAY.
Jan.
B
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r,.tn
the
ex-
pioneer
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
9,
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THE
PRINCE
OF
WALES
liKhts
ti
e
"eternal
fl.tn
fo,
new
Toe
H.
Hous-,
one
at
Grshsmstown,
Eastern
i'rovin.e,
and
the
.second
for
.Johi.nse-..hurg.
Tian.svaal,
at
the
Toe
H.
birthday
celebration
in
Albert
Hall,
London.
They
are
called
"Lamps
of
Maintenance."
TWO
HANGED
AT
OKALLA
Uafiey
ad
jf
jSjafncte
Drop
In
to
Bternlty
al
3me
Moment
V.lM'OrVKK.
Jan.
.
Ibe
double
eseratlM
f
KeimrtU
tl
laslley
and
YaleM
TS
I
took
place
this
morning
at
OkaMa.
Halle;
for
the
murder
at
CHartr
iury
al
Trail
on
Jane
M
an1
Yarkl
for
the
Hturdrr
of
)lr.
Ttska
Takaliaxhl
on
Sefiteea-ber
II.
"fihe
as
mote
imkt."
followed
l,y
a
pereHiplec
emumsiKl.
"Let
W
go."
wee
Use.
parting
weed
rf
UUIey.
lie
rHnaed
mlalalerlal
aW.
Yaekl
al-
with
the
preyera
at
Itet.
J.
('.
.trh-a
In
his
ears.
Tw
M
I'ihj
gwing
,t
heaven."
he
anld.
The
trap
wss
apraag
it
SJIS
a.m.
The
iasaneie
awaved,
apatarently
with
falstwcMs
as
eMwattonre
Mil
moved
away
bat
was
KteadMI
by
the
gaafd.
A
wiioirwt
later
both
the
run
arm
Bed
men
iflKppearetl
tSrengli
the
trap.
"liossJbye.
bui."
lalinl
llalle).
while
being
prepared
for
rxerntlan.
The
l
oriental
repeat
rd
I
lie
wiirds.
They
bade
eaeh
other
final
farewell
before
the
(rap
was
rung.
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I
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UI.XTKK
Lending
variety
to
a
winter
In
Prlnoe
Rupert
w'.nrh
haa
already
been
unusual
enough.
.he
past
week-end
has
set
records
for
nigh
wind
and
ralufaU
wh'ch
will
take
some
beaUng
during
Dm
year
IB3S
whleh
has
opened-
In
a
real
boisterous
'manner.
On
Saturday
afternoon
there
rss
a
tempestuous
southeast
gala
which,
according
to
report
made
by
H.
D
Tee.
Dlgby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist,
reached
a
maxim
tun
velocity
ot
SB
in
Ilea
per
hour.
There
baa
also
been
a
bumper
rainfall,
a
total
of
f
one-and-a-half
Inchea
having
been
recorded
during
Mranty-
tour
bouse
ending
4
o'clock
this
4
r
morning,
SIX
BURNED
TO
DEATH
SUNDAY
SACRA
J.I8NTO.
Jan.
B
While
three
children
battled
to
aave
them,
alx
persons.
Including
the
father,
mother,
two
boys
and
twv
girls
wer
burned
to
death
Sunday
on
a
fann
In
the
Pacific
district
The
children
tried
to
save
their
relatives
from
death
In
a
tiny
three
roomed
ranch
house
The
children
were
asleep
In
an
outbuilding
when
the
fire
broke
out
It
la
supposed
that
It
t.n
xl
In
ii
chimney.
ii
L
King
ii
a
Gentleman
and
We
Know
flis
Pedigree,
Declares
"Retiring
Governor
of
Ireland
DUBLIN,
January
9.
Testimony
of
the
non-interference
by
the
British
Government
in
Free
State
affairs
was
given
by
Retiring
Governor
Healy
at
a
banquet
in
his
honor
Saturday
night
at
whk-h
President
Cosgrave
presided.
"The
English
Government
in
my
few
years
of
office
never
interfered
I
pledge
my
faith
and
honor
to
the
extent
of
a
tittle
or
cintilla
in
any
Irish
matter,"
said
Healy.
"The
British
Government
left
the
ministry
absolutely
free.
Left
them,
in
fact,
uncoached,
unadvised.
That
tribute
should
not
be
left
unpaid.
"I
have
heard
much
talk
about
our
foreign
king
but
there
is
one
thing
about
this
foreign
king.
He
is
a
gentleman
and
we
know
his
pedigree.
I
wish
we
knew
as
much
about
those
who
talk
about
his
interference
in
Irish
affairs."
CANADIENS
IN
CLOSE
STRUGGLE
Icadlng
Team
l.om
to
Toronto
One
Goal
to
Nothing
on
Saturday
TORONTO.
Jan.
B.
The
Canadians
closed
the
week
with
a
alx
game
lead
in
the
Canadian
section
and
four
and
a
half
game
lead
over
Detroit
In
the
A
mailt
n
section.
The
leaens
daailed
Toronto
with
their
apeed
on
Saturday,
hanging
up
the
record
defeat
of
the
season.
ioliig
thr
gam
with
no
score
against
their
opponenu'
one.
Ottawa
and
Montreal
Ued
In
aeeond
place.
'
The
Canadieua
have
won
14
gamea.
lont
1,
drawn
4
They
have
soor-ed
60
goals
while
only
IS
have
been
cored
against
them,
both
records
for
this
season.
Chicago
la
weakened
by
Injuries
to
Captain
Dick
Irvine,
and
Captain
BUI
Cook
of
the
Range
ri
is
out
of
the
game
with
an
affected
eye.
The
scores
follow:
KATlltllAY
OA
MRS
N.Y.
Americana
1.
Ottawa.
4.
Oanadlena
0.
Toronto
1.
Boston
1,
Houtreal
4.
D.U-ilt
?.
Pm-burg
0.
SIMlAY
UAMi;
Chicago
0.
N.Y.
aaiigora
S.
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4;
CONTISAt
T
LKT
I
OU
4
ril.KliltttlMl
AT
Tilt!
4
mik
or
new
TiuaTiti;
4
Letting
of
the
contract
to
the
4
Pacific
Stevedoring
A
Contract-
4
Ing
Co.
for
the
driving
of
piles
4
for
the
new
theatre
on
Third
,4
Avenue
near
Fulton
Street
waa
4
announced
this
morning
by
the
4
builders.
U.
Y.
and
Paul
Alva-
4
sob.
It
was
found
that
toe
4
muskeg
was
too
deep
to
permit
4
of
cement
walla
being
sunk
to
4
bed
rock
ao
the
foundations
will
4
be
anchored
to
stringers
fasten-
4
ed
on
groups
of
plies.
Esca-
4
vatton
will
follow
(be
carrying
4
out
of
the
plledrlvlng
and
PatU
4
Aivazoff
stated
today
that
ho
ex-
4
pected
pouring
of
cement
would
4
commence
by
February.
It
4
favorable
working
oondlttona
pre-
4
vail.
It
Is
possible
the
theatre
4
may
be
ready
for
business
by
4
(he
mouth
of
-July.
4
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4
LINDBERGH
ARRIVES
COSTA
RICA
SATURDAY
i
SAN
JOSB.
Jan.
8.
-Colonel
Undberg
..........
.
I
from
Managua
Alderman
Jos.
Greer
Candidate
for
Mayor
and
a
CLEAN,
PROGRESSIVE
BUSINESSLIKE
ADMINISTRATION
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Pri:e
Five
Cents
UUJU
MILLIONS
OF
POUNDS
WORTH
DAMAGE
TO
TATE
PICTURES
Millions
of
Dollars
Worth
of
Pictures
in
Tate
Gallery
Damaged
floods
Checked
Yesterday
by
Sandbag
Walls
and
Further
Damage
Prevented
From
Kiting
of
Thame
in
London
LONDON,
January
0.
The
surging
water
of
the
angry
.
1
t
1
i
1
1
O
1
-A.
t
I
UJ.
rh.r
vu'iIhiici
army
of
wor-Urn
'Hvert,d
a
serious
diitr.
Suf-
.
.
.
I
iL
L
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.
L.uk..
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1.
I
t
i
r
n
(
w
is
tiT
i
m;i.
ivv
iiii
vrupM
m
nnuia(
wni
i
ivi
mm
m
vi
n
i
r!
CANADA
WEST
the
i
Willi
in
front
of
the
Tate
Callery
to
reach
the
curb
but
prompt
t
irt'mentH
prevented
a
repetition
of
Saturday's
disaster
when
treasures
to
the
value
of
millions
of
pounds
sterling
were
ruined.
Tin-
death
list
as
a
result
of
the
disaster
stands
at
fourteen.
The
King
and
Queen
showed
practical
sympathy
with
the
4
flood
victim-.,
vending
donations
ot
(100
and
150
respectively
to
the
relief
funds.
The
Duke
of
Wertmtnster
contributed
CI.
000
and
Lord
ReveUtoke
CM0.
The
Tate
Cillery
officials
are
busy
drying
out
the
pictures
and
drawings
vaked
by
the
'flood.
Hundreds
of
watereclor
were
spread
out
on
blotting
!
paper
and
jatisfactorlly
dried.
It
1
to
l'.
II
lui
n
ll.min
.J
Vlttv
Fio
yi
k
lorra
any
wimw
ot
ua
I
III
iv
ilVIII
ill
iuhud
re
"
to
VariouM
Centre
for
Din-
tributln
Hjr
jun.
w
xne
overwms
mm-
in;n.'.iee
reveled
on
Saturday
Hundred
o
esUtiw
MW
an
their
.ii
n;ii
of
aarvies),
are
being
trminrd
rut
in
groups
of
f
:
f
t
y
to
Cl-I'niK
Aubvrt.
Regliii.
Toronto
ti
Suikatoon.
Wlnmpt.'
thr
ui
"
IM
tsting.
They
will
be
cja-irniy
i
us
mi
lets
and
for
the
esra
have
been
guirinteed
:.,:
It
I
damage.
VANCOUVER
MAN
FOR
OLYMPIC
SKI
TEAM
ST.
MORiTZ
FEBRUARY
VANCOUVER.
Jan
9
The
Canadian
Olympic
committee
approved
D.
Tel-lefsen
of
the
Hollyburr.
Ski
Club
of
Vancouver
as
a
mrmbar
of
the
akl
tun
to
represent
Canada
at
the
Olympic
Inter
sports
at
St.
Mortis.
Switzerland,
in
February
cores
or
Buildings
uamagea
oy
Seventy
Mile
Gales
at
Ketchikan
Saturday
and
Logs
Carried
Away
KETCHIKAN.
January
9
Sweeping"
out
of
the
gouthwest
a
-'tniy
mile
m
hour
windstorm
wrought
havoc
nure
aaturaa
,
..ores
of
buildings
being
damaged
and
three
residences
tosses'
into
the
Htorro-Ushed
waters
of
Tongass
Narrows.
No
loss
of
life
is
re-
IM'ited.
Stows
and
small
vessels
broke
from
their
moorings,
battered
against
the
foundations
of
their
waterfront
homes
in
Newtown.
Th"
local
mill
sustained
heavy
loss
when
360,000
feet
of
lg.
belonging
to
the
Ketchikan
Lumber
and
Shingle
Company
ere
car-
.
.
arted
away.
The
storm
waa
the
most
severe
ever
known
here.
It
struck
at
noon
subsid-ins
early
Saturday
evening.
.Scores
of
persona
abandoned
their
homes
In
New
town.
The
storm
damage
la
conservatively
-.imui
t
aTS.OOO.
The
electric
lines
re
down
all
ovrr
the
city
and
the
New
England
n-h
Co
plant
has
suspended
operation.
Nominations
Made
Today
for
Mayor
and
Aldermen
and
for
School
Trustees
Three
Candidate
for
Mayor
as
Expected
and
a
GooJIy
Number
for
Other
Offices
Named
This
Morning
The
only
nominations
for
civic
honors
today
that
could
by
any
means
be
classed
as
surprises
were
those
of
A.
J.
Prudhotnme
as
candidate
for
alderman
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Spencer
und
C.
II.
Finley
as
aspirants
for
the
board
of
school
trustees.
There
were
the
expected
three
nominations
for
the
mayoralty,
eight
for
the
four
seats
on
the
council,
and
three
for
two
school
board
vacancies.
Labor
seems
U
be
well
represented
in
at
least
the
aldermanic
and
school
board
contests.
Nominations
closed
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
the
elections
will
take
place
on
Thursday.
The
nominations
were
as
follows:
tint
mayor
i
Roger
P.
Perry.
B.
and
B.
foreman.
Joseph
Greer,
merchant,
prinosed
by
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
seconded
by
E
A.
Mann
Mcivln
McKay
Stephens,
broker,
pro
posed
by
o.
W.
Nlckeraon,
seconded
by
W.
h
Montgomery.
Stewart
Perclval
McMcrdle,
theatre
manager
proposed
by
D.
C.
Stuart.
seconded
by
M.
P.
McCaflery.
,
1011
AMiEKMEN
(four
seats)
Oeorge
Bernard
Casey,
tranafermao.
proposed
bftVMeV
EaaUy
Uj,
Maweajopo.
seconded
by
Oeorge
J.
rrtarell.
3ryint.
Prank
Derry,
carman,
proposed
oy
3.
D.
Macdonald.
seconded
by
James
Black.
Alexander
James
Prudbonune,
hotel-
keeper,
proposed
by
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
veconded
by
A.
D.
amies
Canadian
National
Railway,
.
proposed
by
Oeorge
D.
Ttte.
semsaded
by
J.
Currte.
Oeorge
W.
Ruddernasa.
machinist.
propcaed
by
John
Joseph.
Judge,
second
ed
by
Oeear
Larson.
Prank
Dtbb,
prtnter.
proposed
S.
X.
Parker,
seconded
by
0.
D.
MaoexMwld.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
maicnaM.
pfopessd
by
J.
Fred
Ritchie,
sesnndag
by
Geores
D.
lite.
ion
srnooL
tkiistkix
Uwo.aeeSn
Mrs
Oraos
S.
MTymisr.
baeuewlfe,
proejosed
y
8.
D
.
Mtt9sS&el6tta
b)
Prank
Dlbb.
Thomas
MeUettla.
mrrchsnt.
pro-?"i
bv
H.
B.
Rochester,
seconded
by
B.
D.
Johnston.
Clarence
Harry
Plndlav,
carpenter,
propcaed
by
A
J
Ti
inllinllilSs
aeconded
y
W
Ollchrtat
Complete
Co-operation
for
the
Nations
of
the
British
Empire
is
v
Predicted
by
Amery
at
Vancouver
VICTORIA,
January
9.
--
The
British
Empire,
the
"youngest
thing
in
the
world
and
the
most
potent,"
stands
today
at
the
dawn
of
a
great
destiny,
Right
Hon.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amery
told
the
Canadian
Club
here
Saturday.
While
the
imperial
conference
accorded
all
empire
nations
absolute
equslity,
hsr
future
greatness
would
not
lie
along
lines
of
separate
individual
development.
A
futsr
much
gre-tcr
than
the
past
must
be
built
upon
lines
of.
complete
co-operation
both
in
business
and
spirit.
"Canada
is
a
great
Pacific
power,
and,
while
she
drew
her
clvllxatlon
from
across
Use
Atlantic.
ahs
looks
to
a
future
also
across
the
Pact
flc.
The
old
colonial
are
ended
with
the
war."
Answering
the
question
how
in
this
new
era
can
we
buUd
up
an
empire,
he
predicted
"we
vhal!
utvelop
our
methods
of
co-opsratlon
as
we
go
on.
We
must
rebuild
our
economic
struc
ture
all
together."
BY
A22
RIFLE
Little
Urol
her
Did
Not
Know
Weapon
Was
Loaded
When
it
Went
off
VICTORIA,
Jan.
8.
Matilda
Michel-sen.
flee
years
of
aga.
waa
ahot
and
probably
fatally
wounded
yesterday
at
her
parenta'
home,
Sooke.
when
according
to
police
reports
her
brother
Eric.
even
years
of
age.
fired
at
her
from
a
89
rifle,
unaware
thai
the
weapon
was
loaded.
The
bullet
entered
hla
sister's
head.
VANCOUVEK
KXCIIANGh
Bid.
Asked.
Big
Missouri
404
Coast
Copper
37.00
31.00
Cork
Province
14
,
.84
V
Oeorge
Oopeor
3.M)
2.75
Independence
18
.I9H
L.
and
L.
11
17V
Leadamlth
Oft
.0H
Marmot
Metals
OS
.10
Premier
8.87
9.38
Porter
Idaho
SS
.37
Richmond
10'
.18'
ailvercreat
-00
.'
Bunloch
1.30
1.31
dvsrtlse
iu
The
Daily
News
R.
W.OWEN
LOST
LIFE
ON
BOAT
Explosion
Took
Place
on
(insboat
"Clara
Frances"
in
Douglas
Channel
Word
baa
reached
the
city
of
the
demolition
of
the
gaaboit
Clara
Prances
and
death
of
R.
W.
Owen,
logging
operator,
in
Douglas
Channel
laat
weak
as
a
lemilt
of
an
esplaakm
In
the
engine
room
of
the
boat.
The
Clara
Prances,
a
thirty-eight
foot
boat
used
aa
a
camp
tender
for
the
Owens
Logging
Co.,
in
whsth
tha
man
who
was
kUled
was
a
principal,
waa
i
proceeding
from
ItUdala
Aran,
the
scene
of
the
company's
optsVMv
gate-dale
tor
the
mall
when
the
a
plosion
occurred.
Owens
was
drowned
on
being
blown
into
the
water.
Tbe
boat
waa
virtually
demolished
A
Bn
and
.
-
....
4-
.
.
I
woman
are
aieo
reponea
n
nave
seen
Injured
In
the
accident.
The
dead
man
waa
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
aa
a
bualneea
visitor.
The
provincial
police
have
recived
a
brief
report
u.'
th-
'"Meat
wkuBtl
fives
no
details.
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4
,
4
4
4
To
the
Electors
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Ladles
and
OenUemen.
On
my
past
record
aa
alderman
ot
thla
city.
I
aak
your
support
and
Influence
at
the
p"ll
on
Thursday
nest
for
reelection.
I
promise
In
the
future
the
same
good
ssrvSM
t
hare
given
In
the
past.
s
n.
r."
perry.
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