y
jst
w
f;i'
i
...
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frT
rub
j.
Whan
Vtu
Want
A
"Take
Her
To
The
Boston"
TAXI
mm
A
FESTIVE
glad
Yulelide
FEASTS.
welcome
awaits
you.
Turkey,
Plum
99
Pudding
'ami
all
Hie
old-fashioned
m
hurry
a
good
fare
will
be
Phone
on
our
festive
board
this,
Boat
Oar
and
Bait
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Xmas.
In
tha
City.
Rata
Reasonable
BOSTON
GRILL
Northern
and
Central
-
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Private
Boxes
For
Party
Use
VOL.
XIII.,
NO,
2'JH,
I'HINUK
MUPF.IIT,
H.ll,
WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER
li,
t!)2:i.
vuw
cirtuution
itez.
strt
sit
tea.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
nr.
inn
rati
MINISTER'S
CONDITION
IS
UNCHANGED
TODAY
OTTAWA,
Hoc
III.
Ihe
condition
of
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding,
minister
of
finance,
is
reported
to
be
unchanged
today.
Yesterday
ho
was
said
lo
be
sleadily
lnprvd.
PAPERS
TAKE
FLING
AT
MASSEY
END
COMES
TO
DEPREDATIONS
OF
INFAMOUS
MOROCCAN
BANDIT,
RAISUU
No
Imperial
Preference
British
Liberal
Policy;
Premier
Massey
Called
Down
by
Liberal
Papers
I
I.OMil).,
Her.
III.
Tli.
Liberal
journals
Ihe
Daily
R0ARH
flP
TR4HF
GhroiiM-Ir
ami
the
Manchester
(iiianliau.
critjrizc
Premier
uVnuu
ur
IIvHUE,
Ma..cy
of
New
Zealand
fur
declaring
on
leaving
England
Hint;
HAS'
PROPOSITION
any
iiriu-n
i.nirrai
or
i.unor
government
suoiikj
persist
hi
rurry-
ma
out
Baldwin's
(ire-election
policy
of
imperial
preference.;
Rev.
John.
Jowett
was
Formerly
Pastor
of
Fifth
Avenue
Presbyterian
Church,
New
York
I.ONHON,
1'C.
Il.
ltev.
John
.towel
I
.
doled
Hritish
minister
and
formerly
pastor
of
Hie
Fifth
Avenue
Presbylerlan
Church,
New
Tork,
died
loday.
FOR
ELEVATOR
HERE:
"Any
other
-iiiire.
Mr.
Maey
haul,
"would
lie
a
Map
in
Ihc!
faee
lo
British
sentiment
lliroiighotil
the
Empire."
'
Representative
of
British
Capl
The
Manchester
Oiianlinn
say
Premier
Baldwin
did
im-j
tat
Invited
to
Visit
This
perial
unity
a
had
turn
in
Irving
to
foit
imperial
preference
np-
Clty
LIBERALS
WILL
1
1
1
r
riiuntr)
nriore
me
cuuii.;
Iun
try
roul.l
hinder
him
an.)
in
ex-
,y
.
i:.m'.l.nr.
.i.i
I.,
.vi.r.
ii
1
1
i
n
v
I
tt
a
r
tkij
I
n
I
irwi
u
In
I
.
.
...
1
"i'",q""""
'new
liriliMi
rapilal,
I
in
rom-
Man
and
the
other
Dominion
111i-uu11
...in.
n...
i...?....,.
ii..
W
Tr
W
ta
M
W
m
Tk
hi
e
I
VI
MP!
Ill
I
I
AUIIlV
r"
w,,,,uul
M"
lmlI,,r
"
perl
ILmrd
of
Trade
on
the
pro
lliH
(.hromrle
says
when
Do-
ftnuitoii
statesmen
raiie
such
i-
New
British
Government
Noth-
ue
they
make
lulerualioual
Ino
to
Fear
If
Abandons
trouble
for
the
Tufted
Kingdom,
Objectionable
Projects
PUT
THEM
IN
POWER
I.OXIiO.V.
her.
HI.
High!
lion.
II.
It.
Auilh
!(eech
in
HALIBUT
SCHOONERS
!.
WITH
LARGE
CATCHES
!
MARKET
AT
EXCHANGE
whlph
he
hII
the
parly
would'
form
jut
ttlliaiirr.uHltolliui
Three
American
halibut
r)i.ui
parties.
Ik
interpreted
liy
the
er
inmkHrd
rallie
loiatling
newspaper
a
meaning
in
elTert
IHJ.noo
pounds
lo
good
udvaiil-I
lint
the
l.iberaU
are
determined
aue
at
I
lie
l'i-li
Kxchaiitte
llil
lo
put
the
Labor
Oovernmenl
In
inoriiiii?.
The
eatehp
were
iower
at
the
earllet
poKible
lanre
and
Hie
prici
were
hiiilt
moment.
j1""
Hie
irieeed
will
be
very
The
Liberal
plan
N
to
uppor
allxfaelory.
Some
of
Hie
iiiem-Ihe
labor
ministry
n
lomr
a
her
of
Ihe
erewo
of
Hiee
e-they
Judge
it
ilenlrable
to
ilo
o.
eN
are
oalliny
frmn
liere
lo
The
nrwupaprr
think
they
will
fpend
ChriMinai
at
their
limueM
turn
It
out
and
eueeewl
to
Hie
In
bcalllc.
admimnlralion
IheiiutelveH.
The
daily
New
tell
Ihe
Arrival
Hiid
al:
IjiuIc.
Ko.oon
pounds
at
1
7.1c
Labor
Parly
"it
il
abandon
and
Vr.
to
the
l.aiiadlau
I
ih
A
llnue
elrrnenl
in
their
proirramit'-old
Storage
ti.
ami
Atlin
FiMi-
whlrlt
Ihe
rnuniry
ha
reji-rlederiex.
Ihey
will
bae
nothing
to
fear
from
(he
Liberal''
AVIATION
EXPERT
IS
VISITING
IN
STATES
Allen.
Sti.OOO
pound
al
IT.Ue
and
I'e
lo
the
I'acifie
Kilierie
and
lloolh
Iilirtff
Oaiiadian
Co.
Venus
3H.000
tiounds
al
I7.3e
ami
lie
lo
the
lloyal
I
t'll
Co.
TALKS
ABOUT
HELIUM,
HONORS
PAID
TO
NKW
VOIlK,
I.t
III.
Small
ilepoll
of
heliuiii
reieully
di-roered
in
(Canada
may
!
an
aid
lo
HrilMi
llshler
than
air
Hy-Injr,
nreordinif
lo
the
Huke
of
Siilherland,
under
ererelary
for
aslation
In
(Ireal
llrltaiu.
who
arrived
here
lo
fludy
avlalion
In
Amerira.
He
expressed
Ihe
hope
that
furllier
depoMlft
of
helium
i
ii
i
It
I
be
found
In
Ihe
empire.
Since
Hie
development
of
liuliler
than
air
flyiiitf
llrilain
han
been
hampered
by
the
neces-ily
of
manufacturing
sins
AMUSEMENT
TAX
TO
BE
REDUCED
BUI
Provldlnn
for
Cut
Is
Brought
Down
In
B.C.
Legislature
Today
YICTOIUA.
I
ee.
II'.
-
A
re
durliou
of
llilrly
per
cent
in
Ihe
aniuxeinenl
lax
I
provided
for
In
a
bill
which
will
be
hroiistht
down
In
the
IciriMalurc
loday
Theatre
owuor
and
oilier.
in
Irrcxtftl
had
axked
for
a
re
ductlnii
of
flfly
per
rent.
DEPARTED
COMRADE
Funeral
of
Late
Phillip
Welker
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
Under
Military
Auspices
The
funeral
of
Ihe
lale
Phillip
Welker.
who
wan
drowned
re
cently
in
the
harbor,
look
(dace
Ilii
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
from
Die
II.C.
t'nilcrlakciV
Parlor,
lo
Fain
lew
Cemetery
under
Ihc
atiMilce
of
Ihe
ureal
War
Veteran'
A.ociallou
and
the
North
11.11.
HeuimenL
Arch
deacon
(1.
A.
Ilix
olllcialed
ami
Hie
pallbearer
were
A.
J
llUhnp.
W.
IL
Waldorf.
.1.
Tall.
(ieorge
Cinhvallader.
S.
L.
War
rior
and
II.
J.
Hradbury.
The
Lat
Pol
wax
ouniled
al
Ihe
irruvcMidc
by
Hualer
W.
Itance
ieeeaed
served
with
credit
for
-'
Vi
year.
during
the
Great
War
wilh
the
27th
Ilalallion,
Canadian
Kxpedilionary
Force,
lie
i
survived
by
a
mother
al
llolvoke.
Ma.,
and
a
brother
ami
sdxlcr
at
llaymore,
Sack.
-.NOTED
BRITISH
PASTOR
DIED
IN
LONDON
TODAY
position
of
erect
iny
a
irrain
elevator
at
(hi
port.
Advfee
of
hi
presence
in
Ihe
soulh
seekiiiK
a
ilc
wa
hrouuhl
to
the
Hoard
and
the
executive
immediately
wired
to
him
seeking
information
as
lo
his
proposition.
A
reply
was
received
yesterday
slatinK
t
It'll
f
it
was
intended
lo
creel
a
two-million
bushel
elevator
hut
5,00.
Iapr
lo
Injkife-turned.woiild
'rei'iutretl
w
raised
locally
to:
COveiVUtaffi'jat-
fng
of
a
eoniianj.
,WJ
I't
grain
rommiltee
of
the
Hoard
owl
yesterday
afternoon
and
decided
in
invile
.Mr.
Cnpuinp
lo
come
lo
the
city,
furllier
action
on
Hie
part
of
Hie
Hoard
lo
be
deferred
until
he
arrives.
GREEK
KING
IS
AN
EXILE
Left
Plreus
Last
Night
on
Advice
of
Cabinet
Who
Ur?ed
Haste
LONDON,
Dec.
19.
King
Oeorge
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
the
former
of
whom
was
irned
hy
Ms
cabinet
to
leave
the
country,
sailed
from
Plreus
last
night
aboard
a
steamer,
says
a
despatch
from
the
Greek
capital.
The
cabinet
urged
haste
In
getting
away.
The
Kin?
will
await
action
of
the
National
Assembly,
which
Is
likely
to
decide
upon
the
republican
form
of
government.
STEALING
RIDE
COST
VANCOUVER
BOY
LIFE
Hugh
Meldle,
Aaed
15,
Is
Killed
and
Willie
Retallack
Is
Badly
Injured
VANCOUVF.il,
Dec.
Il,--IIukIi
Meidle,
used
15,
was
killed.
and
Willie
llelallack.
aced
It,
was
badly,
injured
last
niglil
when
Ihey
were
crushed
between
a
street
car
and
a
freight
car
on
which
Ihey
were
taking
a
ride
and
from
which
Ihey
tried
lo
al
I
Kit
t
al
a
street
crossing.
A
younger
brolher
of
llelallack
es
raped
uninjured.
AMUSEMENT
TAX
IS
EXPECTED
REDUCED
VICTOHIA,
1F.C.
Ill
-It
is
understood
at
(he
Parliament
lliiibliugs
I
liul
a
'-5
per
rent
rc-duclion
will
be
made
in
the.
amusement
tax.
II.
D.
Ilobinsoii,
manager
of
Hie.
Ilupert
Marine
Ironworks,
the
CarJeua
fur
Vancouver.
"BftBht
BBBxLVI
London
claims
br
have
the
world's
smallest
commissionaire.
He
i
"Hobby"
Pa.coe,
a
well-known
figure
outside
a
shop
in
llolborn.
who
is
directing
a
custodier.
Eight
Hour
Day
Bill
Effective
Year
from
Now:
Amendments
to
Other
Bills
Voted
Down
Yesterday'
VlirrOHIA,
Uvr.
111.
The
eighl
hour
day
bill,
which
is
lo
Wonderful
Career
of
Moorish
Bandit
Raisuli
who
is
Dead
at
Tangiers:
was
Daring
Robber
TA.VGIKILS,
t)ec.
IIJ.
Ilaisiili,
the
notorious
Moorish
bandit
chieftain,
is
dead.
The
picturesnue
career
of
the
legendary
Hohin
Mood,,
were
il
to
be
lak?n
from
the
depths
of
Sherwood
Forest
lo
Hie
desert
wastes
of
Spanish
Morocco
and
there
re-?uacled
in
these
modern
itimes,
would
scarcely
be
more
replete
with
colorful
adventure
than
was
the
life
of
Mulai
Ahmed
Ituisiili,
international
bandit
de
luxe,
whose
many
kidnapping
episodes
in
connection
with
this
more
than
ill
years
of
brigandage
have
ne
I
tied
half
a
dozen
(great
powers,
not
excepting
the
United
Slates.
I
Raisuli
first
!aii
afoul
the
Washington
povernmenl
in
t'JOl,
finding
that
they
were
unable
when
he
kidnapped
and
held
for
lonaer
to
sponsor
the
extortion-ransom,
Ian
II.
Perdicaris,
an
ate
dem'and
of
the
governor
American
subject
born
in
Athens,
ousled
him
from
office
and
drove
and
Cromwell
Varley.
his
son-in-
him
back
to
his
native,
hill,
onye
law,
a
Hritish
citizen.
more
an
outlaw.
While
a
wave
of
indignation
Robbed
Rich
ovrr
the
incident-
was
sweeping!
Ilaisuli,
tike
nmny
of
his
noted
Hie
United
Slates,
the
go
em-
bandit
predecessors,
was
prone
lo
merit
sent
a
war
vessel
lo
Tan-
maintain
that
he
practiced
sicr
and
also
ordered
the
Sultan
Jbrijrandage
purely
in
the
iniereit
to
bring
about
Ihe
immediate
re-
of
the
weak
and
the
oppressed,
lease
of
Mr.
Perdicaris
for
whom
and
tliat
he
robbed
the
rich
fn
Ilaisuli
was
demanding
a
ransom
jorder
that
he
might
better
roof
70,nuo.
The
Sirltan
of
Mor-
lieve
the
poor.
Despite
this
ex-occo.
fearin?
the
destruction
of
'plaualion,
there
ia
no
record
that
his
city,
paid
the
ransom.
Ibis
charitable
benedictions
ever
Gruesome
Trick
extended
beyond
Hie
limjls
uf
hi
Tl.
kidnapping
of
l'enlliris,w',,,1,1ilUe
'"owl'
he-wa
a
-peaceful.
fwa?ll.effr;nmsciner-nto
enlerprise
by
which
Haisuli
at-
'"iicr
in
any
inc.
ue
ciauiKU
traded
world-wide
altenlion.
One
)
be
of
noble
birlh,
and
frequent.
of
hi
earlier
Victim
had
Wen
'
Pfuaucni
anc
eni
leucrs
pur-
P"'S
etallisli
this
conlen-
Waller
H.
Harris
a
correspon-
denl
of
the
London
Times,
who
,,on-
r
.
U
was
captured
and
held
Tor
ran-piUl
'"""W'S
eapo
from
..r
tin
(inn
in
iimi
lta-H
l'ri01
'
-'.
wlie
"
-0
of
,,e
,,ad
senctl
flve
'at
l'ar
a-e"
Tirsl
refused
to
allow
payment
,,ar-
n,ucl'
f
1,1
a
,orluro
il,
of
-the
mouey.
but
was
subjected
'to
i''"""J-er
Tor
an
alleged
offenco-nallycapilulaled.
so
many
indisnilie
thai
he
fi-
gainst
Ihe
Sullan
s
iuthonty.,
,
One
of
his
most
gruesome
experiences
while
a'
tdiaracler.
he
seemed
t
I'"-
"
"c
tradilional
cruelly
'captive
was
to
awake
one
nu.ru-
i.i'
and
find
a
headless
body,
11
u.a.iy
in
Iressed
in
his
own
clothes,
oc-
,,eal",,R
W,U1
"
enriiuew.
yei
ne
cui.yii.K
part
of
his
shelter
tent.
!
,
lu
"T!,.
V,,u
'
,
llaisiili's
iiexl
ii,.i,rlAiil
r.iu.
syuipuuiy
lor
a
iiiiiu
in
wuuu.o
be
introduced
into
Ihe
w
'enerai
fir
neury
Legislature
shorllv,
is,
according
lo
the
li-Mfi
..r
II...
I.
mi
i,.
i
..ii....
....
i
i
mo-,
ii
...:n
MacLoan,
a
Scotchman
who
was
:irfWI
.-ill
limine
in.
limine.,
h.
il...
..mi-
v..n.
servuijf
as
cominaiiucr
oi
me
-ui-
for
overtime
"in
seasonable
industries
!'"'
bodyjtuanl.
Next
lo
the
w
i
ii,...-.
i
i..
n...
i
i.:n
11....
..
ISullaii
himself.
Macl.i'an
was
Ihe
...
.
uu.-n
univiiuiiiriii
in
iiic
iircr
mil
iuiuill
111,11
ill
i
i.leliU.
ile
inn.
I
I...
inLen
l
II...
i.n.u
..r
i
ttiiosl
powerful
and
Iiiflueutial
l,-"'"
-
-.
nun
vi
is
kv
iivi
ui
i
(ti
iiuii,
nu3l
.
.
.
.
,
defeated
by
the
Legislature
211
to
In.
Mr.
Mauson
said
lhel,"a"
n
"eiieviiifr
inai
Legislature,
need
not
be
dissolved
inilil
11)2(1
and
the
plebiscite
lu
'h'
must
lie
held
earlier
than
that.
Perry's
wmemlmeiit
to
the
re
distribution
bill
giving
Hie
Peace
lliver
sepjirate
representation
was
lost
by
a'
vote
of
22
lo
ID.
MAJORITY
VOTE
TO
GIVE
RIGHT
TO
SELL
BEER
THIS
PROVINCE
VICTOHIA,
Dec.
.10.
Hecause
of
opposition
lo
il,
the
Govern
ment
will
nol
press
Ihc
passage
of
the
clauses
under
Hie
new
beer
legislation
under
which
a
minority
of
Hritish
Columbia
voter
could
bring
back
Ihc
bar
by
voting
in
favor
of
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
8lus
II
i
predicted
among
Ihe
members
of
the
House
that
the
beer
plebiscile
legislation
would
provide
for
a
vole
on
which
a
majority
of
Hritish
Columbia
ASK
BOUNTY
ON
PIG
IRON
'Proposal
Is
Made
that
Dominion
Shall
A
1
l4....u
I
-
Tkl.
v.iai.
iu
iiiuu.tl
III
IIIIS
Province
VICTOHIA.
"Tvc"
III.
The
Oliver
Government
moved
yesterday
lo
aid
the
establishment
of
an.
iron
and
sleel
industry
in
Hritish
Columbia
by
proposing
that
the
Federal
Government
arrange
for
the
payment
of
a
bounty
on
pi?
iron
and
similar
products
manufactured
in
Hrit
ish
Columbia.
cieciors
wouui-
nave
io
lavor
vvw.nrYKH
iw
ti
.V...
.....
..U....
....
,
..L
......
arranged
a
meeting
wilh
the
bandit
and
was
commissions!
to
take
him
some
presents
from
Ihe
Sullan.
Itansiili
sent
a
guard
of
,15
men
lo
escorl
MacLean,
but
n
a
id
i.v
were
me
pany
ciear
oi
I.
per
hefnro
llio
l.overAirM
rmilil
-i
.
i
.
i
i.
i
....
i.,..
r
t
-
-
,iaiaiious
are
aircuuj
living
inane
tuii,tiuii
aim
iiic
pnnuisc
ui
pru
ne
som
i.y
ine
gnus
m
any
pan
fr
,e
i.:ast,.r
convention
of
the
lection.
or
the
province.
OLUBS
LOST
CHARTER
VIlVroillA,
Dee.
ID.
In
ans
wer
lo
a
ip'stlon
asked
in
the
Legislature
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
slated
that
clubs
incorporated
under
the
Companies
Act
had
lost
their
charters
since
the
beginning
of
IUS2
as
follows:
Vancouver
IS,
Victoria
I,
-Prince
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
by,
Ilupert
,
Huntingdon
t
.
.
.
i
.
,
..
t
.i...
.
0'
iid
i.
.ii:u;rooi
'
Kel-
PRPARATIONS
MADE
FOR
and
was
noted
for
his
lo
animals.
kiiidness
COMPANY
WILL
BE
WOUND
UP
Prince
Rupert
Housing
Ltd.
'
Shareholders
Decided
at
Meeting
Last
Night
Shareholders
of
the
Prince
Fez
when
the
General
was
in-
Ilupert
Housing
Lid.
al
a
meet
formed
that
he
was
a
prisoner.
Secures
Protection
ft
until
i
I
litti
lit
1
1
on
nSntr
till
i
fit
iug
last
night
decided
to
wind
up
the
company.
As
the
mortgages
are
returned
the
shareholders-
bc
10C
troubles
upon
the
lready
har-.i1."
,m
assed
Sullan,
the
kidnapping
.sir-"
"",r.
.
'
..
rtsl
up
the
entire
Hritish
nation,
lj
uu
"'a"c
of
U,c
''a'-eholders.
much
lo
the
delight
of
Ilaisuli,
f,
u;,n,on
who
knew
that
H
woyld
be
impos-l1':'1,
tj'e
trnm,wiiy
had
accoi.K
i1
Ihe
object
ror
wh
cl.
it
sible
for
the
Hritish
or
any
other
'-."'ed-namely,
assistance
government
to
undertake
a
cam-'
1,1
'"
bouses
when
they
paign
against
him.
A.
tribute
'e.
'
e
as-
for
the
release
of
his
captive.
tw
-
of
the
organuation
30
,
bandit
,,,
demanded
i,
i.i
200,00l)
j,ioruio
In
i!sistauce
,
,
.
,
.,,
...
,
,,
,,i
,
,
:
.
ihouses
have
been
liuilt
with
a
cash;
Ihe
recognition
of
his
out-
.
,
,
,
,
,
.lor,,...
subscribed
investment
......
1
i.i.
....;
..,
of
$18.5imt
J
during
the
company's
life
of
four
.
.
.
.i
-
i
:
i...i.
Mo
the
1
governorship
of
angler
,,
.
.
t
nJnii,u
1
1'ree
dividends
have
been
vfi.
,!(,.
..r
-iih
TEACHERS'
CONVENTION,::
ATZ
H'-
?
n
...il
I
:
I
.
a
i
:
:
.
.
i
i
and
G
per
cent.
president
of
the
,reH,,Jp,,
l
,1,e
meH'
PreJ.MacLean
lmn-
upon
Ihe
payment
of
H.C.
Teachers
Federation
and
Dr.!
This
occurred
in
11)07,
when
fUUK
ItAK
ULU
tUlLU
John
Adams,
of
the
University
the
bandit
was
al
the
heighl
of;
of
London
bias
been
secured
as
lit
lawlessness.
During
the
next
RUN
OVER
BY
GENERAL
the
principal
speaker.
The
con-
few
years
he
became
such
a
men-
r
.
veulion
will
be
held
here
and
ex-'ace
lo
law
and
order
that
the
VANCOUVF.lt,
Dec.
111.
Wialler
pense
of
delegates
will
be
pooled
Spanish
Governor-Generul,
real-
Huckingham,
four
year
old
son
of
so
that
outside
pirls
will
not
be
iziug
tlwt
he
could
nol
subdue
Councillor
Huckingham
of
South
at
a
disadvantage.
Ihis
influence,
decided
virtually
to
Vancouver,
was
accidentally
kill.
One
subject
thai
will
come
up
tako
him
Into
partnership,
with
e.
when
run-over
by
a
car
driven
for
discussion
al
the
convention.
the
constituted
authorities
by
by
General
Victor
Odium,
A
'
will
be
the
publicity
of
Hible
appointing
him
governor
.of
the
formal
charge
of
manslaughter
sludy
in
the
school.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
nnnn
imin
mn
mill
i
I
nugier
district
and
of
the
city
of
was
laid
iagalnsl
Ihe
general
Arzela.
v
following
the
World
pending
the
finding
of
the
cor-
W'ar,,
!ii
us.,
vr.
tlu
Spaniards,
fiiO'l's
jtji-y.