liicrean
Wfcsn
Yu
Want
A
1111
iiiiiiu
mi
iiwiii
tinu
icui
iiru
'vniv
cuuj
mis
Illuming
111
70
miles.
Wliils
other
pari
of
I
he
cily
felt
the
Mow
ami
Mime.
slight
damage
vti
done
through
the
hreaking
of
windows
Mowing
Is
no
ment
on
tlm
All
are
swayed
II.
I
1
the
party
with
the
bet
caue
,,0
,,,',
''nlns.
lelegraph
linef
suffered
l.
are
likely
to
prove
winner.
.
,
.
.Mi.iiii.
i.iltil
mHr
nlv
anil
..
.
.
.
,
.
-
ii
i
w,
u.u
urn
on.y
nave
n
u.sasiru..
,,v
effect
on
the
fruit
business
of,
the
province
hut
would
have
the
msult
on
Jhe
revenues
of
the
companies
interested
directly
the
reverse
of
what
they
"are
seeking,
according
lo
the
claims
of
fruit
mid
berry
men
of
British
Columbia
who
appeared
before
tho
hoard
of
railway
commissioner?
silling
here
yesterday.
The
express
companies
Iwive
applied
for
an
advance
In
both
,";..
Vancouver
..'
and
.is,,,.!,.
Seattle
PRINCE
JOHN
IS
NOW
DUE
TOMORROW
FROM
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
IDS.
Further
delayed
by
stormy
weather
prevailing
between
here
rntes
and
the
Oucen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
aiiidleniloii
Is
beloe
on.'c.X.II.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capl
io.sed
by
Jho
provincial
govern-Neil
M'-I.ean,
mic
irom
.iimu.Mer
m'eut
dhrough
thclc
counsel
O.
Mcflecr.
P.O.E,
Appointment
VHJTOIUA,
Dec.
1
T.
Sul
her.
0.
Via
I
he
Islands,
is
now
experieu
lo'
arrive
tomorrow
morning.
She
will
snll
u
,icr
return
south
Mondav
evening.
The
following
passengers
are
hooked:
C.
Fran
land,
fiiniimlv
POinineiiMi
wliii
els
nml
K.
I
rancls
for
Port
Iho
freight
department
of
tho.Clemenls!
P.
Peterson,
and
Mr.
P.tl.K.
Hallway
has
received
the
and
Mrs.
V-
0.
Stockman,
Mas.
appointment
as
mummer
of
the
sett:
W.
11.
Campbell,
Jedway;
P.
main
offloo
dimli
warehouse,
nl.
Wlckstroui.
Buckley
Bay;
J.
I).
'Veiieouver.
'LamLm-t.
L
keporl.
down
of
signs,
etc..
clvicw
seems
lo
have
been
worst
hit.
In
the
vicinfly
of
Atltn
Aeuue
and
Seventeenth
Slret,
three
Mocks
Prince
Oeerce
Coldest
Point
But
of
electric
light
n;id
telephone
ole
were
flatlened
to
the
ground.
vry
Warm
West
oMCndako
a,j
,,oiiie
fell
over
I
lie
.
streets1
POLITICS
HOLDS
SWAY
BRITAIN
Baldwin
Developing
Oood
Deal
of
Strength
in
Fight
Raged
There
I
a
ii.
I
on
hoU.es.
The
cross-arm!
RAINS
EAST
TO
TELKWA
ptf
an
eleclric
light
pole
which
)
-
Ifell
on
Hubert
Ward's
house
Telegraphic
reports
revived
penelarled
lite
roof.
Some
of
Ihr'IMs
morning
from
point
be-residents
of
Die
wed
end
had
lo
I
ween
Prince
Rupert
and
Kdmon.
crawl
out
of
llieir
houses
under!'011
indicate
that
Hie
heavy
rain
a
mine
of
collated
wire
while
He
'"st
extended
also
to
Hie
others,
for
similar
reason,
had
,'n'or'"r
a"
ar
as
lelkwa.
Lsk
dilllcully
in
running
their
motor
reported
Hie
heaviest,
rains
in
cars.
Light
and
telephones
In
"om"
y'ar
xviml-lhal
eet
ion
of
town
were
mil
'N'"
temperatures
are
all
low.
en.il,,ul
a(ler.NVhll,'
I'riuee
Rupert
this
l()DO
Dee
I
ii,..
of
commission
fhorlly
of
or
'the
the
slio'rt
snort
political
1.0'lilical'camoalani'"''1"1"1'1
campaign
an''
a"
hlglil.'n,0"'n
""
"''"l-eralure
was
IS
utilities
denarlu.enl
11
wa
"
35
Telkwa.
At
Mir'wnce
"of
iteVaUac"
Ike
.here
ws
a
light
IWS?
Ii
Other
w
.aiidJUjcxeVI
V.r
Si
morning
with
a
crew
of
men
"C
and
U
f
a?'
-
temperature
35
ne
Uec.
lugly
p,,re,iiTh.l
such
nrl.
thin?
thing
a
.
sober
hen
judg
laAn.
fJMi
"
Completed
be-
"
I
lie
liuvernmeni
i
unveiopinjf,
,
-
-
,
;
'
erly
wind
with
..
,
.
...
...
.
i.
,
Khlnoiiig
lia
been
loM
up.
tlie'l',J
n
iii-iii
ui
FiiriKiii
in
"ii-
vivni
,
,
.
,
,
,
i
i
i
Jlm
being
delayed
in
cM-'cled
.juarter.
and
efjierially
aiining
working
men.
It
i
ipiile
imposfible
to
ftnfHl
what
the
rexiill
will
be,
but
one
thing
serins
eerlaiu,
the
0iiecrvatleSj
will
have
u
prepondering
power
in
Hie
next
Parliament.
The
important
thing
Is
whether
Ihey
will
have
enough
follnwer
lo
mnlrnl
the
llotife
of
Commons.!
Without
that
Ihey
can
do
little.
The
labor
lenders
have
been
fighting
out
at
both
Liberals
and
Conservatives
and
lii'lhc
event
of
a
coalition
being
nece-fary
ii
seems
as
If
Ihey
would
be
as
likely
to
support
Baldwin
as
either
Lloyd
tieorge
or
As.
Muitli.
Polling
lake.,
place
on
Thursday
of
next
week
all
over
the
country.
EXPRESS
RATES
HIGH
ENOUGH
Fruit
and
Berry
Men
Oppose
Increase!
In
Tariff:
McQeer
Acting
VANCOUVKIl.
Dec.
i.
Any
in-
jiiiiivine
iii'iii
mi
vumi
uuiii-
lolle
Islands
a
well
a
the
steamer
Princess
.Mary
which
was
due
last
nijlil
from
Alaska.
fuller's
Orocery
delivery
car.
parked
on
(Sreen
Street
In
front
of
the
hospital,
was
picked
up
by
the
gale
and
turned
over
with
its
wheels
in
the
air.
The
top
was
badly
damaged
but
the
chassis
is
inlart.
Tlfe
W'esllmljiie
Theatre
eleclric
display
sign
on
Third
Ave-line
near
Bent's
store
was
flattened
bodily
on
to
the
sidewalk.
Plate
glass
windows
were
broken
in
the
Kuox
llolel
on
First
Avenue
and
the
old
Farmers
Meat
Market
on
Third
Avenue.
SASKATOON
HOCKEY
on
TEAM
AGAIN
BEATEN
Loses
Three
Consecutive
Games
Pacific
Coast
During
Tour
VICTOMIA,
Dec.
I
The
Cougars
defeated
the
Saskatoon
team
of
the
Western
Cannula
Hockey
League
seven
lo
one,
making
the
tliird
--
slraipht
defeat
for
Saskn-
riense
in
exisuuif
express
nui-s
..
i,,,ifi
r,ini
i
tuuii
"II
-
They
had
already
,
,
,,ee
been
bwi
loop.
iiilako
there-
was
a
oT
,r
temperature
"
from
nari
of
llio
electors
tw
,B,
tui"
"'.
'
llien.,'""""
,
.
,
,
''"
a'
"
IS
i
ht
e.
nllo7
InV
"
cdlmaled
ll.alino
telephones
pr'B"
to
111
n.
t...lk.
T,?.
I"
H.r
city
were
out
of
commis-l'
.,rH,.e
.w,"i
light
wind
and'
half
an;
inch
of
snow
on
the
ground.
Kdmonton
reports
a
light
wet-
A
book
written
in
nineteen
hours
has
won
for
.1.
Wnrner
Bollah,
an
underKraduate
until,
last
June
at
Colunvhin
University,
the
annual
Alfred
A.
Knopf
prize.
Publication
and
circulation
of
his
work
is
his
reward.
WILL
NOMINATE
FORD
FOR
PRESIDENT
OF
U.S.
Convention
of
Ford
For
President
Clubs
Called
for
December
12
.
DinitOIT,
Mich.,
Dec.
I.
Henry
Ford
will
be
formally
nnmiiKitcd
vis
a
presidential
can.
tlidate
nt
a
convention
of
Ford
for
President
Clubs
to
be
held
at
Dearborn
on
December
t2.
No
platform
will
be
adopted
but
it
is
understood
the
Ford
magnate,
is
likely
to
urn
on
an
Independent
ileket.
'
S.
II.
Harper,
who
das
been
Iransferred
from
the
local
brunch
of
the
Royal
Bank
to
tho
inuliv
ofilce
at
Vancouver,
Is
sailing
for
tho
south
on
tho
Prince
.Rupert
tomorrow
even
In;.
leinperalure
20
above
zero
nod
a
Unlit
scattering
of
snow
on
the
ground.
It
is
cloudy.
m
BB
LONDON,
Dee.
I.
Worcester
(Said,
which
was
closed
about
a
year
ago,
lias
now
been
reopened
for
bousing
purposes,
ami
'reclirisleneil
Worcester
Caslle.
Twelve
ly
100
people,
have
been
comfortable
installed.
Parents
with
eiglil
children,
formerly
living
in
one
room,
arc
amongst
those
who
now
have
four
or
five
bedrooms.
In
addition,
each
famliy
has
a
CANADA
REPRESENTED
LADIES'
FOOTBALL
LIVESTOCK
EXHIBITION
With
Many
Fine
Examples
of
Canadian
Cattle'
Present
CHICACO.
Dee.
I.
The
inter
national
livestock
exhil.il
ion,
the
big
event
of
is
kind
in
the
year,
opened
here
today
with
a
large
number
of
entries
from
Canada,
Ontario,
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
ami
Alberta
have
exhibits
which
are
sure
lo
be
prize
winners,
the
total
number
of
exhibits
in
all
clashes-
being
well
over
ten
thousand.
In
connection
with
the
livestock
show
there
is
nn,
exhibition
of
grain
and
hay
and
here
also
Canada
is
well
represented
and
should
carry
off
a
number
of
prize's.
TEAMS
FOR
CANADA
TAXI
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
Third
Ava.
99
Jin
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles
and
Party
Use.
tt
Oar
and
Best
Servloa
PRINCE'
RUPERT
Bast
Food.
Best
Service.
In
tha
Olty.
Rates
Reaaonabla
"Take
Her-lo
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII.,
NO,
283.
IMUXCB
IlLPKItT,
B.C.,
fl.Tlm)AY.
DKCKMUKR
I,
1023.
VttUrtfty'
Cirru'ttlofl
1702.
irt
SlM
SS2.
PJIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GALE
PRE
if
LAST
NIGHT
,
WAS
FIERCE
ONE
.
,
PREMIER
OLIVER
MAKES
PRONOUNCEMENT
REGARDING
REDISTRIBUTION
BILL
Gale
Last
Night
Proved
to
be
Worst
of
Season
with
Seventy
Mile
Wind
at
Times;
Average
50
I.at
night's
gale
wa
the
word
of
the
year,
II.
0.
Crewe,
fjlll
T
IIrATlIED
Dominion
tic(oorologil.
reported
thi
morning
that
it
averaged
flJ
yf
TO
EDMONTON
Walter
AV.
Head,
the
newly
chuen
head
of
the
American
Bankers'
Association,
as
he
appeared
on
a
recent
visit
to
Wyoming
where
Mr.
Head
is
just
as
much
at
home
as
he
is
in
,lu?baniv
pte.jd;iljtiir.
BRITISH
USE
JAIL
HOUSING
PURPOSES
NAME
IT
A
CASTLE
:
NEW
METHOD
OF
HANDLING
BEER
l
t
Absolute
Check
Upon
Sales
Will
!
be
Possible
Under
Plan
In
Force
Today
!
YICTOIUA,
Dec.
I.
Today
isees
the
start
of
the
new
central
families,
comprising
near-
distributing
.system
of
beer
for
British
Columbia
in
accordance
with
the
plan'
drawn
up
some
days
igo'
by
the
amalgamated
brewers
of
the
province
and
,in
Vancouver
this
week
at
which
(were
represented
the
principal
living
room
in
the
otll-
(brewing
conipanis
of
the
pro-
cers'
quarters.
ivince.
Under
the
scheme
there
will
be
but
two
distributing
warer
houses
in
the
pruvince.
The
main
ollice
and
warehouse
will
he
at
Vancouver
ami
a
branch
ollice
in
Victoria.
Willi
the
exception
of
Victoria
all
orders
Irnr
lux.!
from
nil
tuirl
nt
flip
Show
at
Chicago
Opened
Today.privlnce
wi
be
fied
froII,
ip
Vancouver
warehouse
Under
the
new
plan
it
is
believed
an
absolute
check
will
be
possible
on
every
case
or
barrel
of
beer
manufactured
in
thej
province
as
each
brewery
has
to
inuln
(.alumis
III
ctllffi.l
tlllnpvnttt
ollice
store
only.
ANOTHER
WHISKEY
Redistribution
Bill
Will
be
Amended
States
Premier
Oliver
Nothing
Cut
and
Dried
About
it
VICTOIMA,
Dec.
I.
That
ths
provincial
government
js
nut
attempting
to
railroad
a
cut
and
dried
redistribution
bill
through
the
Legislature
but
is
willing
to
accept
any
reasonable
changes
in
the
measure
was
made
evident
yesterday
when
Premier
Oliver
announced
that
he
himself
intended
to
move
an
amendment
lo
his
own
msausre,
"I'm
prepared
to
leave
every
clause
of
the
bill
lo
the
Hoii!e
and
I
intend
to
offer
certain
amendments,"
the
premier
told
a
representative
of
the
Times.
"We
have
not
brought
down
a
mushed
product,
a
cut
ami
drieil
proposition
before
the.
Legislature
with
the
idea
of
forcing
it
through
without
,
changes.
On
the
contrary-
reason-
able
changes
designed
to
im.
prove
the
rediclribution
plan
'will!
hi'
welcomed,
!
4
COLD
WAVE
MOVES
SOUTH
TO
YUKON
DAWSON
NO
BANANAS
COMPLETE
SESSION
OF
LEGISLATURE
LIKELY
BEFORE
THE
HOLIDAYS
Contentious
Measures
Yet
to
be
Discussed
and
Estimate
to
be
Put
Through
there
is
a
section
of
covernmenll
t
.
'
no'"
supplied
!c-
of
the
product
to
the
central
distributing
warehouses'
J""'
"'"f
,ifih,1
a"d
ln
.
...
.
littlA
llinl
id
mitifwlno
it
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria
anit,""-v'
,
..l.,
I..I.I
a.,hlel
In
nnlorJ
that
the
budget
is
I
V
'
V.
l
an
tiv,m
o.
Jj'-
"
v
-
from
the
Government
liquor
down
mul
,li.triitt;i.iti
nT
il
atinnlil
liA
easily
completed
next
week,
the!
SHIP
INSULIN
INTO
DAWSON
"So
that
proposed
change's
Supply
Has
Run
Short
and
Dr.
may
receive
lull
and
liilelllgcnl
consideration
it
is
proposed
to
refer
the
whole
mailer
to
a
se
lect
committee
of
the
House."
Thompson
Is,
Getting
It
In
Over
Trail
DAWSON,
Dec.
I.
Whether
or
not
insulin,
the
new
diabetes
cure,
will
retain
its
virtues
through
a
long
trek
in
the
Klon
dike
winter
will
lie
demonstrated
shortly.
Dt.
Alfred
Thompson,
former
member
of
Parliament
for
the
Yukon
is
treating
a
diabetes
J
DAWSON,
Dec.
1.
patient
with
marked
success.
A
pwiHrnrrfauirer
(
confirmed
and
placed
on
a
prac-
Several
Heal
working
basis
at
a
meeting
nnnanas
loday.
Fifty
de-
nowever,
ana
must
be
snipped
grees
below
zero
is
resis-
00
miles
over
the
Arctic
trails.
lered
in
the
upper
Yukon
)
Notification
lias
been
received
Valley
and
Dawson
is
not
from
Dr.
C.
H.
Best
in
Toronto
very
warm.
The
great
that
a
quantity
of
insulin
has
cold
is
striding
south-
been
shipped
to
Dawson,
ward
and
1
he
S'ukon's
!
warmest
autumn
Js.
at
an
end.
:;MILL
WORKERS
FOR
8
HOURS
Charge
Made
by
Albernl
Member
That
Intimidation
Used
to
Oppose
Bill,
VIGTOUIA.
Dee.
I.
Sawmill
workers
of
British
Columbia
are
overwhelmingly
in
favor
of
an
ei?Iil
hour
day
in
spilcjuf
vigorous
effort's
by
operators
to
per-
VICTOIUA.
IK'C.
1.
Lesisla-'""c
'
oppose
a
renuctlon
tors
are
beginning
to
wonder
if.'O
working
hours,
Hon.
A.
M.
they
will
be
able
lo
cuelude
their
Manson,
minister
of
labor,
wm
work
and
get
away
before
thei'i'ld
lay
'
a
delegation
reprc-r.hri.inois
lioll.hivs
Tin.
I-
settling
the
mill
employees
of
yet
a
good
deal
to
do
and
UKUiy
measures
that
are
(Contentious
will
have
to
be
discussed.
I
lie
action
of
the
brewers
lit
the
province.
Ilichard
Burde.
member
for
Albemi,
who
introduced
the
mill
workers
delegation
to
Mr.
Man-
getting
together
has
to
some
ex-;so.
followed
up
their
assertions
tent
simplified
the
beer
question
bc
charge
that
Ihe
mill
but
even
today
no
one
seems
owners
were
intimidating
em-quilc
surc.what
is
to
be
'done'l''0
l'
petition
against
the
wih
the
beer
problem.
While
j'1
'lay-
supporters
led
by
Ian
McKenzie,!
OCAL
SHRINERS
ARE
who
would
tike
lo
see
Deer
soni
GOING
TO
SEATTLE
Will
Attend
Ceremonial
of
Amalgamated
Northwestern
Tem
ples
In
Puget
Sound
City
estimates
will
be
put
tnrougn:
A
,,ar,y
of
oca
ghriners
is
rapidly
and
the
way
cleared,
it
Is,
tomorrow
night
on
tho
thought,
for
prorogation
a
week
sipamor
prince
lltinert
foe
Seattle
VPninOR
I1RFRATFH
beforo
c,,r't'!
or
thereabouts.
where
they
will
nttend
a
ccremo-TLitUUPt
LlDEnrllLU
So
far
the
government
has
in
nt
nmnlirnnmlp.l
noriVwesl-
shown
no
signs
of
weakening.
ern
temples..
Among
those
going
Failure
to
Affix
Seal
Given
as
There
have
been
few
divisions
will
be
H
.V.
O.
Leplne,
D.
Jabour.
Reason
by
Chief
Justice
(this
year
and
each
time
there
has
jack
.c.s0n,
Jack
Bamsley,
A.
K.
Hunter
.been
a
large
majority.
Appar-
nazzett-Jones,
George
Frizell
enlly
the
members
do
not
want
n
am
a.
.
liell.
,
v,,.IIVI.MI
r-
1
'I'l.n
.
..
.
.UI!"
l.
,v
l
ii.",
"
on
election
yet.
omission
of
Magistrate
McCly-
LONDOX,
Dec.
I.
Two
repre-lmont
of
Prince
Rupert
lo
&x
irin
rAUDlUV
FADMCn
sentative
ladies'
football
teams
his
seal
to
a
warrant
commuting
IILTT
tUlUIrtlH
rUIVHlLU
propose
louring
Canada
next
year
Klizabelh
Buhllerombe
to
Jail
Tor
nn
pDlMfC
fFHRfP!
iitnvlnir
irnmes
ill
different
cities,
air
month
on
the
Conviction
of
vUlA
riullLL
ULUIXUL;
Tlvey
will
be
rcpiocntative
teams
selling-
whiskey
last
November
9
of
England
and
Scotland
respec-(resulted
in
the
woman
obtaining
lively
and
will
play
International
exhibit
Ion
games
It
Is
understood
that
the
lour
will
have
Ihe
co-operation
of
Canadian
football
associations
and
teams
FOUR
FISHERMEN
LOSE
LIVES
IN
MANITOBA
DAUPHIN,
Man.,
Dec.
I.
VICTORIA,
Dec.
1.
Provin-
George
Sabislon,
his
two
sons.
her
liberty
from
Chief
Justice
cial
incorporations
this
week
as,
and
Alexander
Spence,
all
flsh-Hunler
on
Friday.
Hunter
said
hejshown
in
the
B.C.
Gazelle
Include
ermen,
were
drowifed
on
Lake
must
follow
his
previous
decision
the
A.
L.
Johnson
Lumber
Co.
Manitoba
when
Ihey
went
out
on
in
another
case.
ub.nrihs
'or
th
Dally
News.
Lid.
a
private
concern
capitalized
rotten
Ice
to
set
their
nets
ami
at
25,00O
with
bead
o'fioe
l
fell
through.
The
recovery
of
P'rlnee
George.
the
bodies
is
problematical.