I
G0VER1
VIC
FOLEY
WINNER
BANTAMWEIGHT
FIGHT
Will
Now
Meet
Robbie
Eber
of
Hamilton
for
Championship
of
Canada
KDMONTON,
iDec,
5.
-
Vie
I'olcy
of
Vancouver,
last
tilgh!
won
the
iiomilar
decision
over
lack
Newman
of
Kdmonlon
flii'd
"hi
secured
the
rigid
to
uh'l
Hubbje
JCber
of
Hamilton
for
l.lio
t.ttdiaa
baritatnweiylit
title,
jj
A
III
lie
bomb
was
sprung
lo-caily
thi
morning
when
It
was
I
till
lliat
after
Jauiwiry
t
American
fishing
vessels
worn
lo
.
.
.
ill
I,.
.
in.i
lm
denied
me
ngm
i
""-
adlan
port
as
King
a
mere
was
tax
dlscriniiiwillou
agninl
Caua-.ii....
emiuht
fish.
Later
it
vviis
.r-
-
it
i
i
ii
learned
that
H'l
appneu
10
.vi-lantlc
ports
only.
OTTAWA
LADY
DIES
OTTAWA,
I
''
5.
Mrs.
W,
T.
Macoun,
wifo
of
Ihe
senior
Horticulturist!
died
suddenly
ii'
'8
ed
51.
Dougla
Fir
7.
1,
087.299
Red
Cedar
2.9U5.II2
Coast
Spruce
10.150.021
Hemlock
.5,870,128
Balsam
2,
152,703
Jack
pine
i,H20
Dlrch
2,551
Cypress
131
Interior
Spruce
....
303,088
Collonwood
J
11,33
1
Tidal
'
22.957.853
Other
Classes
Poles,
lineal
root....
232,535
Pile,
fir
1,000
Pile,
hemlock
1,105
Piles,
cedar
18,215
Corilwood,
cord
203
H
Shingle
bolls,
cord
07
M
Fence
Pols,
cord
37
Vi
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
lo
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Camel
Iiacd'onahl.'
at
their
homo.
Flflh
Ave.,
Seal
Cove,
on
September
2,
ST
v'
SUSTAINED
.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
Capt,
Harry
Neddcn,
is
due
lo
arrive
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
at
3
15
this
afternoon.
Whan
Vmi
Want
A
NEW
TAXI
sBttob
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
99
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
fin
a
hurry
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
rbose
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
t
Car
and
Best
Servloe
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
tha
City.
Rataa
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII..
.NO,
280.
I'lUXCK
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DKCHMHKIl
3,
11)23.
YuUrtftf'
Olrrvatlon
1702.
StrMt
SIm
U2.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GOOD
MAJORITY
SIR
WILLIAM
MACKENZIE,
PARTNER
OF
SIR
DONALD
MANN,
DIED
TODAY
Provincial
Government
Sustained
on
Want
of
Confidence
Vote
Over
Export
of
Timber
from
Province
YICrOIMA,
Dec.
5.
Hy
a
vole
of
!:
to
17
the
Oliver
ad-
fruliun
nil
kiiolulfipil
in
ilii-
nriiviiirial
Legislature
ves-
lerday
when
opposition
proioal
lo
regulate
llic
?xport
of
mi-
iiiuiiufurlnred
liunlter
were
defeated.
After
several
amendments
to
the
original
resolution
hy
Keiiuclli
Duncan,
fiidep-Midenl
for
Covvirhan,
had
been
brought
in
railing
for
a
lax
on
export,
for
prohibition
of
export
of
tin-.
manufactured
lumber.
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltiillo,
minister
of
lands.
Jive
officer
of
the
ship-uitrodiicod
nil
amendment
proposing
that
the
Federal
Oovem-
pin?
hoard
lanker
lloxpar
'
i
i
....
incut
he
asked
to
extend
the
scope
!
GOOD
PROGRESS
Mif
Hie
royal
commission
now
con-'sideriug
the
embargo
on
pulp
wood
export
to
include
the
llrit-
TCDD
A
PC
DDinrC
t;,,ll,,,l
Umber
situalion.
ILKIvALl
DniUuL
Tm
n-
r
a
iumuvuiwiju(
c
if
33
o
J?
afpr
lhfi
ofg
,
nal
proposal
hail
been
ousted
lit
of
Seven
Piers
Now
Com-
i,y
n
n(e
of
23
to
13.
Dieted
bv
Contrctors.
Han-
Three
division
were
necessary
M"
'lueslion.
whirl.
Iku
son
A
Bhocklev
(reupied
I
he
llnue,
lor
many
during
Ihe
present
eion
Six
of
ll.e
.even
pier
forming
".e
government
wa,
sustained
I,,
subslnicture
or
the
bridge
Wing
built
across
the
Skcena
three.
uJr
by
the
provincial
depart-
'
;
-J
Kenneth
Duncan
of
r..nally
by
men.
f
public
work
ha
been
..mpleled
by
Ibe
contractor.
,aWmi
T.
i
l
oil
unman.
WanU
-k
Sl.ocklcy.
andtt.e
H.rl;d.,!a.e
.J.o.ed
,
I.
now
being
nrucDon
cu,p
"v.T
It
cr
leader
of
.he
LIQUOR
SEIZED
ON
TANKER
BELONQINQ
TO
SHIPPING
BOARD
SAX
PEDRO,
Deo.
5.
were
arresleil
ami
21
cae
of
liquor
which
were
not
included
in
I
he
manifest
were
eizod.
rm',rth
.Krt
Tl.t
.l.Hlon.
brought
in
an
amend-j
river
to
be
ug
,ca,in?
rince
Rupert
.1.
.nViii.nl
in
lh
work
on
m',",
",al
P"vfrc
forestry
district
for
Ihe
month
Uv
.rable,
Ibe
sul.slruriure
-,fIlnei,
l'm
cwiniimr
w
mm
ui
.-.
should
be
finished
by
Hie
end
of
...
-
II..
,.f
ij
ue
the
ground
will
be
ready
.
Laler
Canon
Johia
Hindi-
o(((1
n
year-
in
c
..-
".,
....nrvnllin
ntpiiibcr
I.
mil
.Uli..
Wllh
t
il
work
.
"
.
..
for
TWENTY
THREE
MILLION
FEET
LOGS
SCALED
October
Keeps
up
High
Record
Set
-by
Previous
Monthsr'-r-in
This
District
'llonney,
district
foreU'r.
comparer
favoraldy
I
lie
with
.lliul
fin
Vin
piiihi.r
ll.1
L-liori
amvnd-j.
....
.
.
H..
Plt,
,,,,,1
.
iiimii
in
ilii
Hiiicinliiii-iil
I'xureff.
i,
.,
.
.
,.i
...
.,
...
t
i-
I.
x
S..I.H
lii
nnieeeil
.
.
'
.
inuicaiec
a
iieaiiuy
srrowin
in
"
'
'
i....
iiift
regret
..,.!
lliul
that
I
Ihe
in
iriiviriiiiiini
'
.
...
...
.
Ii
the
oleel
su
Tary
will
ularl
on
Hilt
In
the
;iilng
it
I
expected.
LIQUOR
VOTE
Victoria,
brought
in
an
government
riiunuii
.
,,
,
.
.
.,
.i
,,.
,.
1114
lllll
rrc
II
J
i
in'i
iu
tiil.il
Ihe
export
of
uumauuf
Ac-lured
lumber
after
Dfcemer
31,
lU2t.
Thl
lat
amemlment,
it
wax
argueif
by
Ihe
Liberal
Meak
GLASGOW
SAME
srs
rnment.
Ibe
induflry
over
Hie
twelve-
monll.t
The
fact
that
the
total
for
November
i
not
a
high
a
that
for
October
when
27.021.-(30
feel
were
checked
U
ac-
omi
i.
I
ft.
I
tif
It
a.
frt
n
aikfl
f
i
f
lir
cm
in
debate,
con
ct
II
..led
a
,,,,,,,
nlwnvs
,
bP
,,.,,
s
of
want
of
confidence
in
Ibei
BllllPlllil.i1P-
Winii-r
Inir
It
wan
defeated
by.
'
,.
u
and
ll.e
government,..
",
scaled
,
amendment
to
Hie
amendment
'
.
finally
carried.
No
Change
In
Wet
or
Dry
Areas
"
truM'"
CANADIAN
PORTS
ARE
,,,.As,m-."5.-
-n
..
FAVORED
BY
AUSTRALIA
jeslerday
on
the
liijuor
i!ue
re-1
mlled
in
each
area
of
Ulaogow
United
SUtes
Shipping
Board
polling
the
former
verdict
.
Two
arran
voted
lo
remain
dry,
eigni
Hi
favor
of
limitation
of
liquor
Rule
and
21
voted
k
rcnalit
wet
wild
no
change.
prince'oFtoes
MAY
VISIT
DUBLIN
Report
Has
It
That
He
Will
Have
Entry
In
Irish
Steeplechase
at
Punchtown
LONDON.
Dec.
5.
The
Prime
"f
Wale
may
vMt
Dublin
in
April
and
run
a
hooe
in
the
I'unchliiwn
rare.
If
Ihe
fei'""'1
prove
true,
it
will
be
Ihe
firl
time
that
llritlh
royally
hn
MHilcd
Duliliu
iu
evrral
year.
The
Prince
ha
bought
an
lrih
itleepU'chaner.
Urges
an
Investigation
With
View
to
Change
WASIIINOTON,
Dec.
5.
The
I'niled
Slale
Shiiiiing
Hoard
in
it
report
loXongrc
take
exception
to
the
alleged
practice
of
Autralian
lilpper
giving
preferential
treatment
lo
rar-goe
chipped
by
Canadian
ports
and
id
o
object
to
the
South
African
conference
agreement
which
prevenl
shippers
thorn
from
using
American
tonnage.
nl
urire
lliitl
inose
ft....l.l
t.-Il.i
II
vlitu
rase
he
.uvcsiin
...v..
to
correcting
them
or
enforcing
retaliatory
measures.
LITTLE
BOMB
SPRUNG
ON
THE
WATERFRONT
generally
cut
and
early
In
Ihe
fall.
Ill
addition
to
the
log,
232.-
535
lineal
feet
of
pole
were
scaled
ilurfn?
the
month
a
com
pared
willi
77,855
feet
.November
lat
year
and
23,222
feet
In
October
last.
Increased
pro
duction
in
the
Interior
i
largely
responsible
for
the
marked
in
crease
this
year.
Pile
scalins:
figure
dropped
a
compared
with
last
year.
The
detail
or
the
scaling
figure
for
the
past
month
fol
low:
Logs,
Board
Feet
3BBk
BBr
Sir
Harry
Lauder,
the
celebrated
Scotch
comedian,
who
is
in
Lo
Angeles.
California,
stop
to
congratulate
young
.Mickey
Mclian,
the1
youngest
member
of
the
American
Athletic
I.
iiion
and
the
son
of
a
native
Scot.
Outcome
of
Tomorrow's
Election
Still
in
Doubt
Conservatives
Favorites
RAILWAYMAN
ACCIDENT
TO
DIES
TODAY
C.N.L
TRAIN
i
'Sir
William
Mackenzie
Former
Engine
Went
Through
Bridge
In
Partner
of
Sir
Donald
Mann
Passes
and
from
morning
until
midnight
the
output
of
words
on
plat-,lhe
Calgary
uind
Ldnionloa
rait-
.
.
.
.
i
...;,.
i:
i.t
i.
:i
-
ami
Mm
I'Mlirnrv
ami
Mc-
forms
ami
in
House
to
nouse
soiiciuiuou
vvuuiu
icum
us
-
-
.
maximum.
About
21,000,000
it
is
expected
will
go
to
the
polls.
Led
line
occupied
he
atlention
O.
V
White,
Liberal
candidate
fur
West
Derbyshire,
died
of
the
new
firm
until
1891.
yesterday
and
there
will
be
nol
uauauian
Aor.i
en.
nan-
election
there
until
later,
Political
experts
admit
they
arc
baffled
by
the
apparent
closeness
of
the
campaign.
Politi-
ally
all
prophesies
concede
the
'onservatives
more
candidates
Hhaii
eilher
Liberal
or
Iabor
but
loubl
is
expressed
whether
the
number
will
prove
large
enough
lo
give
llaldwin'
party
a
major
ity
over
the
combined
opposition.
STEWART
ROAD
OPENED
TODAY
Communication
with
Hyder
Now
by
Means
of
Land
Instead
of
Over
Water
The
new
road
between
Stewart
and.
Hyder
was
opened
for
Irattlc
loday,
Major
R.
M.
'laylor,
dis
Irict
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
slated
this
morning.
Culling
out
Hie
old
trestle
ap
proach
to
Stewart,'
one
and
a
quarter
miles
of
solid
rock
has
been
done
by
O.
M,
W
alson
x
Co.,
Hie
contracting
firm,
and
Ihe
new
roule
follows
land
In
stead
of
over
water,
.
The
cost
was
about
$35,000,
Subscribe
for
tb
Dally
News.
VLMLlVUVl!
IV
!oNU
jiu,
froIn
Iorl
A,.Ur
lo
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
Lumber
Interests
Meet
Premier
Oliver
and
Cabinet
and
Lodge
Protest
of
an
eiirht
hour
day
in
the
lumber
industry
of
British
Col
umbia
was
voiced
by
a
delegation
representing
tho
timber
interest
which
waited
upon
Premier
Oliver
and
his
cabinet
at
noon
yesterday.
LEGSLATURE
WILL
TRY
CONCLUDE
IN
TWO
WEEKS
Long
Speeches
to
bo
Eliminated
In
Order
to
Conclude
Before
Christmas
VICTORIA,
Doc.
5.-
Winniiiee
was
completed.
From
I
hen
on
Sir
William
and
his
as
sociates
were
ceaselessly
active!
buying,
building,
leasing
and
fi
nancing
various
railway
proper-
lie
in
Kaslern
and
Western
i
pleled.
On
January
1,
1911.
be
was
knighted
by
King
fieorge.
Previous
to
Ibis,
in
1908,
he.
and
Lady
MacKenzie
had
been
presented
lo
Hie
late
King
Edward
at
St.
James'
Palace.
ELECTION
TODAY
IN
CITY
OF
HALIFAX
HAL1FAX.
Dec.
5.
Voting
to
Mountains
West
of
Lucerne
A
Canadian
National
freicht
TORONTO,
Dec.
5.
Sir
Wil-
'purine
wen
I
throusrb
a
ilefee.fivn
jliam
Mackenzie,
railway
builder
bridge
west
of
Lucerne
'yVster-land
former
partner
of
Sir
day
morning
and
wa
wrecked
(Donald
Mann,
died
this
morn-
according
lo
..information
rc-
!ceived
at
the
local
superin-Sir
William
was
a
spectacular
lendent'
ollice
lale
yeslerday
figure
in
Canadian
life.
Hi
rise'aferno6n.
The
line
i
thus
licit
from
a
country
school
teacher
,,
al,j
regular
No.
3
did
not
Mo
Ihe
domination
of
a
vast
,,un
ou,
of
jas,,Cr
yeslerday.
A
iransconiineuiai
railway
apu
ln-!ll(,
rai
from
jnlermeiliale.
ler-ocean
sleamshin
line,
with
pi
wiH,
however,
reacli
here
Holdings
III
nUmerOU.
IraCllon.'tl.U
uflprnnnn
Unmln
Pven
light,
power,
insurance
and
fi-'jn?V
easlbound
from
here
would
nancial
concerns
in
Lanada.
ll.e
ai0
i,e
delayed
this
morning
but
L'niled
Stales
and
South
America
lnc
(rouble
will
be
cleared
up
in
made
him
a
romaiilic
figure
to
a
few
dayS(
jt
js
expected.
Ihe
uiain
people'
of
his
time.
Mr
William
vision
or
a
second
transcontinental
railway.
mostly
throush
the
unopened
j
country
of
Hie
Oreal
Northwest,!
conceived
in
company
with
his
partner,
Sir
Donald
Mann,
and
carried
through
wilt.
Ibe
help
of
(lie
hrller
and
Sir
William's
son,
J.
R.
MacKenzie,
made
him
a
prominent
figure.
Scotch
Canadian
irVillianiwsi4i'piCfll
Scotch-Canadian.
He
was
horn
MILL
AT
USK
IS
REOPENING
Hayward
Plant
to
Operate
and
Will
Cut
for
Prairies
and
Japan
reparations
a
then
killed
himself.
C.N.R.
WANTS
TO
cfha
made
1
sk
'
of
l
ie
at
Kirkiield
in
1819.
Educated
f
(or,
,,,e,
W',""?
at
Ihe
Kirkfield
public
schooD
layr'
,M,uel;
Uk
9
awm,;
and
the
Lindsay
grammar
J"
w;"
be
mo,ve,d
"e
",i,e1
"V
a",,
,hft
school.
He
first
started
out
In'0
"reC.e"
l'T
"
life
as
a
school
teacher
but
soon
-
-
decided
to
abandon
this
for
a
.
"
-
,
,
w,,c,
.w,n,
bf
acen
lo
commercial
career.
After
being.
in
Ihe
lumber
business
he'
wen!
e"
1
'
"uu
ber.
H
is
hat
expected
as.
soon
in
for
railroad
construction
of
.
.
..
,
...
as
Ihe
in
ill
i
tin
it
will
start
various
uniano
rauroaus.
m-
-
1881
he
went
lo
Western
Canada,
cul""?
d,,u
w'"
w'"""
'r
and
anions;
other
things
played
yeral
years.
....
G-
"ayward.
president
of
a
part
in
pulling
the
Canadian
Pacific
through
the
Rockies.
f,,",!,an3:
OWIlng
,
"j"
in
for
cveril1
r-ship
as
In
1880
the
famous
partner-
Us,k,
rrangements
for
of
MacKenzie
&
Mann
was
",,aki"ar
work
of
.moving
o
com-
;'
formed.
In
1887
this
concern
.i.
nr.
n
i.nri
mence.
I
lie
market
for
the
lum-
through
Maine.
Returning
r
"ill
b
,,,e,'r,air,e,sp
a"1
I.
(line
i
,i.
.."baby
snuares
will
also
be
cut
LONDON,
Dec.
5.
This
is
the
last
day
of
speeili
muMiig
in
"
o-
-..-
.
-
.-.
hi.)IIient
lo
and
canvassing
preparatory
to
casting
the
ballots
in
the
most
si
ruction
of
the
(Ju
appelle.
r.nce
Itupcrt.
puzzling
g-neral
elecl.oi,
or
recent
years.
The
energy
t.rovv..iLong
Lake
and
Saskatchewan
,
'
.
D
.
.
.
.
....
,.
ii.
t
.1
r
l
t
t
it.
i
twtL
I
Ills
I.
Nil
llltf
into
the
campaign
ty
all
panics
in
ine
iai
iev
uajs
uccunies-j
v;
-
ihe
Hriv
fop
vnles
t-ftarhes
its
close
from
Regina
to
Prince
Allien
;
Japan
by
way
of
KILLED
WOMAN
SHOTHIMSELF
One
Legned
Man
Took
Life
of
Woman
Who
Demanded.
Pay
for
Board
TORONTO,
Dec.
5.
Because
she
demanded
that
he
pay
his
board
bill
which
was
heavily
in
arrears,
Mrs.
K.
Thompson,
aged
Canada
and
the
United
States
.12,
was
siiot
audi
killed
by
her
until
in
1915
the
Canadian
Nor-
boarder,
Lawrence
Smith,
aged
VICTORIA.
Dec.
5.-
A
strong
n.em
Transcontinental
from
38.
a
man
with
one
leg.
Smith
protest
wgainst
the
inaugurationiQueilOC
j0
.Vancouver
was
com
CLOSE
UP
STATIONS
Permission
Asked
of
Railway
Board
to
Discontinue
Those
at
Fort
Fraser,
Usk
and
New
Hazelton
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
'applied
to
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
for
dav
in
ibe
federal
by-election
in
permission
to
close
the
stations
Halifax
City
and
County
mJade
va-'al
Fort
Fraser,
Usk
and
New
cant
by
the
elevation
of
Hon.
A.
Hazelton
on
account
of
lack
of
From
now
K
Maclean
to
the
Exchequer
business.
Ihe
first
named
l.us
on
the
provincial
legislature
will
Court.
The
candidates
arc
Oeo.
only
been
oinuied
a
short
time
"hit
the
high
spots
in
an
effort)
A.
Redmond,
Liberal,'
ami
vv
.
a.
lo
wind
up
its
present
session
.Black,
Conservative
within
the
next
two
weeks.
The
g'overnnu'tit
served
notice
on
House
with
a
night
session
Monday
that
business
must
be
speed
ed
up
and
no
lime
wasted
in
long
speeches
There
were
no
halibut
arrival:
Father
P.
J.
McOrath,
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
General
Hospital
.
for
some
weeks
recorded
at
the
Fish
Exchange
suffering
will.
inflammatory
this
morning.
Rough
weather
rheumatism,
has
recovered
and
outside
is
holding
up
the
smaller
will
leave
the
hospital
tonior-boats.
'row.
,