Fiherie
Ltd.
I
America,
3t,0Mi
pound,
at
;
12.2c
and
8.Ge.
tb
Hie
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Annie
luck.
18.01)0
pound,
at
12.1c
and
8.5c.
to
the
Allin
Fih-erie
I.ld.
Hanaro,
2.000
pound:
llcxcillr.
2.500
pound,
al
12c
and
He,
tu
flic
(iiiii.liuii
Fih
.V.
Colli
Slor.
OKC
Co,
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LONDON.
Dec.
2fi.
-
Whan
Ymi
Want
A
Take
Her
To
The
Boston"
TAXI
A
FESTIVE
glad
Yutelide
FEASTS.
welcome'
await
you.
Turkey,
Plum
99
Pudding
and
all
the
old-fashioned
m
a
hurry
good
fare
will
be
Phone
on
Xmas.
our
festive
board
this
-tot
Car
and
Bait
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
RONTON
P.RII
1
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I
Private
Boxes
For
Party
Use
VOL,
XIII,
NO.
303,
I'HIN'CK
HUI'KIIT,
B.C.,
WKDNKSDAY,
DKCKMBEH
20,
.102:1.
r..ur.r.
ci-cui.ti.
imt
Strttt
tlM
M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GALE
t
'19
'fit.
x
it
7Ou
u"'w
.1
'lit
In
KES
SIX
LIVES;
DAMAGE
$200,000
TAMMANY
WILL
FIGURE
STRONGLY
IN
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES
NET
YEAR
Puget
Sound
Visited
with
Worst
Storm
in
Years
Christmas
Eve
HKATTLK,
I
Jet.
20.
Mix
live
were
luken
and
damage
es
lnual?il
ul
$21)0,000
wiii
done
by
a
gale,
declared
by
the
weullier
bureau
In
liue
been
the
wool
in
years
winch
swept
the
I'ugel
.Sound
d
is
trie
I
on
Monday
mglil
and
early
Tuesday
morning.
Four
person
were
drowned
when
tin
tug
Tyee
fouiidred
in
the
nlonii
at
l'edder
Hay
near
Victoria.
tint
Ouariifttrorn
wa
killed
by
current
from
an
electric
light
wire
at
Aberdeen
and
Mitclifll
(iranoff.
aged
I.I,
of
this
city,
n
electrocuted
when
he,'
3
attempted
to
nick
up
a
fallen
liiihl
wire.
The
steamer
Dawn
sank
at
a)
dKk
in
lake
Washington
and
tveu
oilier
small
vessel
foundered
but
'
no
lhe
were
lost.
Sit
ships
were
buried
in
mud
at
lloquairn
but
uffered
no
dam-
age
to
their
hull.
'
Street
car
ervice
here
were
interrupted
by
the
breaking
of
Iower
Hue
ami
telephone
ser-
vice
wax
also
Interfered
with
wlieu
iiole
blew
down.
Twenty
plate
slai
window
were
hat-'
lered
In
the
yule
and
street
t.ln
apd
mail
boxes
-acre
overturned.
FOUR
BABIES
BORN
.
ON
CHRISTMAS
DAY
SI.
JOHN,
lec.
20.
Santa
Clau
made
a
pec-ial
trip
yesterday
to
I
he
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
William
Mcllaney
ami
I.
rt.ua
hi
the
Stork
wilh
him.
They
left
four
babies
three
girl
and
one
Imi)'.
Today
all
four
are
apparently
healthy
and
strong.
Slreel
liiflii
were
turned
off
lo
prevent
Injury
to
uluen
by!
-
broken
11.1,1
wire.
CANADIAN
BOATS
WAS
MURDERED
AGAIN
AMONG
FISH
ARRIVALS
IN
PORT
Four
American
Veel
and
Three
Canadians
Landed
182.600
Pound,
at
E-Found
Body
of
Mrs.
Clara
Whiteside
In
St.
John
Head
j
change
Today
Was
Badly
Beaten
!
l'nir
America
11
schooners
nuir-
ST.JOIIN.
N
IL.
Dec.
2G.
keled
102.000
pound
and
three
Clutching
an
empty
-.oekel
book
Canadian
22,500
pound
a
loin
her
left
hand.
Mrs.
Clara.
a
or
182.500
pound"
of
halibut
Whtteide.
wife
if
llcv.
Arthur
at
the
Fish
F.xrhnnge
Ibis
morn-Whlteside.
now
In
Manitoba,
wa
ing.
Arrival-
and
(tales
were:
found
dead
yesterday
her
b'-dyj
American
l)iu;r
in
n
pool
or
blood
in
lhe(
silkh.
lo.ni'O
pound,
at
1
2.1c
hall
of
her
home.
The
womitnV
an,
H3,..
layi
3.ono
pound,
at
head
had
been
badly
beaten
with
j,
-,.
aM)
HJ5Pf
u.
Canadian
a
blunt
instrument
and
robbery
Is
yMl
&
(,,
storage
Co
belieVd
to
hnxe
heen
the
mitlvc.
i0Tir.
55,00"
pound,
at
She
had
been
deail
eeral
ila.
;.r
alio
8.7e.
to
the
Pacific
POUCE
CHIEF
IN
AUTO
SMASH
William
Anderson,
Head
of
Vancouver
Force,
Lands
In
General
Hospital
VAXC0l'VFdT7"iec.
20.
William
Andemon.
chief
or
Ibe
Vancouver
eily
police,
wa
badly
Injured
lat
niuht
when
hi
automobile
rrahed
Into
a
lreet
car
n
-a
rcull
or
11
ilofert
developing
United
KliiKdoni
Hoxlmr
Day
soccer
.
.
..
.1..
1
111
inr
nin-iiiiH
e
"
...1.-..
1..
n.
i...M,.i-ovame
re
car.
M
wan
laKen
10
inc
uopi
tal
with
cut
am
bruises
on
hi
head
and
IkmI.v.
XMAS
DAY
OBSERVED
AT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Chrintma
Day
wa
filtlnply
r
i.lnKrHli.,1
id
llm
IteneiMll
Hl)tii-
11
1
1
I'd
a
follow:
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Hirmiiiutiain
3,
Manclieler
City
0.
Oardiir
C.
3,
Shefrield
U.
1.
CheUea
t,
Ndtingham
F.
1.
Everlon
2,
Siindeiiand
3.
Middlesboro
3.
Hiirnlvy
0.
Hudderrield
2.
Tottenham
II.
I.
Newcastle
V.
2.
Liverpool
I.
i..l
Thn
uf.U
u-ir
ni-nllllv
de-
Notln
I.
Arenal
2
ninii.,1
..ml
II,
n
iuilii.nl
were
Piefiin
N.
E.
0,
lllaekburn
I
suilably
eulerlalned.
A
delicious
menu
of
turkey
and
plum
pudding
wa
erved
to
Iho
patients
and
Vet
llioniwicli
0,
llollon
W.
5.
Wel
Ham
I,
Aslon
Villa
0.
Division
II.
nure
supplemented
wilh
all
the
Hlackpool
n,
Stockport
0.
nood
thlnif.
koIdk
wilh
the
Yule-lnrnley
I,
Manchefder
U.
0.
tide.
retlve
board.
The
nure'!Crytnl
Palace
1,
Hrito
City
0.
lecture
room,
in
which
the
nurses
'Derby
C.
0,
Nelson
0.
leceived
their
kucsIm
during
thelull
5,
Fiilham
2.
day,
prcKcnlcd
a
particularly
Hue
,
Leeds
U.
5,
Oldham
A.
0.
appearance,
the
decoration
Leicester
C.
1.
Clapton
2.
scheme
bclna-
itrently
admired
by,
Stoke
2,
Hrailford
0.
Hie
maiiy
vi.-itoi.
wi
,1,
mI
2.
C
tiilr
0
FISH
INDUSTRY
IN
FIFTY
YEARS
j
Annual
Value
In
1844
was
$125,-:
0001922,
Forty
One
j
Millions
OTTAWA.
Out..
Dec.
20.
j
'Canadian
Pre)
The
exisliug.
fishing
iudulry
or
Canada
is
Hie
growth
or
the
past
hair-century,
say
the
bureau
ol
laHlr
in
a
it
I
urn
011
H'sher-I
fe.
In
IMI,
the
estimated
value,
or
the
ealch
wax
onlv
127
n0.
II
doubled
in
I
he
followinV
de
cade,
and
by
IHGO
had
well
pas
sed
Ibe
million
mark.
Ten
year
Uler
it
wa
fix
million,
and
in
KM
I.
thirty-four
million.
In
IP22
II
was
over
furly-one
mil
lion.
The
highest
record
wa
reached
In
1918,
wilh
over
sixty
million.
Thee
figure
rcpre-ent
the
total
value
of
fish
marketed,
whether
In
a
freh.
dried,
canned
or
otherwise
prepared
slate.
Meanwhile,
the
number
of
employee
ha
mounted
to
over
80.000.
and
the
total
capital
invested
to
over
50.000
000
In
certain
yearn.
though
the
industry
a
a
whole
did
not
iroifre
proportionately
with
Ibe
markjil
industrial'
ejt-panion
which
ef
afierptt
HiG
in
Caliada.
Amoiii;
individual
fib
pro.
duct
the
cod
ami
almon
have
lontr
diputel
the
primary;
if
the
record
back
to
the
besinuin?
14
taken
Hie
cod
i
(he
mot
valuable
fili-ry;
in
Hie
pal
IS
year.
buweer.
I
lie
almon
lia
deriuilely
taken
the
lead
and
the
heavy
park
and
Mali
price
of
lobler
hae
more
than
once
eul
down
cod
to
third
place.
Till,
naturally,
ha
affecled'
the
tclalive
taiidiiisr
of
the
province,
ltrilhli
Columbia
now
occupyiup
the
leadership
that
formerly
belonged
to
Nova
Scotia.
DALRYMPLE
GREETS
TRAFFIC
OFFICIALS
All
C.N.R.
Local
Traffic
Men
Re
ceive
Original
Card
From
Their
Chief
An
original
Christina
preetiu
card
ha
been
received
by
every
memlM'r
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Hallway'
local
Ira
Hie
depart
ment
from
J.
I'-
DalrViinde.
vice
president
in
rhure
of
traffic,
Montreal.
The
curd,
reproduced
in
Mr.
Dalrymple's
h'audwrilin,
read:
"To
Officers
and
Employees,
Traffic
Department.
My
roncralulatloiis
upon
the
splendid
traffic
results
year
l23
to
which
you
all
contributed.
Het
wishes
lo
you
and
your.
for
a
Merry
.Nina
and
Happy
New
ear.
J.
1..
Dalrymple.
Vice-President
chniKe
ol
Trnffic."
FORMER
VANCOUVER
POLICE
CHIEF
IS
an
operation.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
3;
Victoria
1.
lleirina
2;
Kdmonton
2.
Calvary
Saskatoon
2.
in
DEAD
IN
MONTREAL
VANCOL
VKIt,
Dec.
20.
It.
O.
Chamberlain,
chief
or
police
here
from.
11)07
to
11)12,
died
at
Moo
(real
from
piiueniouia
following
Deceased
lelt
Hie
city
in
1912
and
organized
and
became
head
of
Die
Canadian
pacific
Hallway'
lnveiKation
department.
He
was
00
year
ol
i;o.
llr
all
.
Bv
BBBBBBBBBBL
-
JKtff
M
Mis
I'egy
Lllerk
has
been
awarded
first
prize
al
Hie
California
Industrial
Exhiliitiou
for
being
the
mol
elmrniiug
redheaded
girl
in
the
slate.
Over
500
entrant
were
in
th
race.
Despite
Opposition
of
Purty
Bosses,
McAdoo
Seems
Likely
to
be
Presidential
Nominee
Addressing
Masons
in
Toronto
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Connects
Canada
with
World's
Problems
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
chairman
of
the
board
of
dirsclors
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
llailwuys,
who
wusS
guest
at
the
annual
"Canada
Night
of
Aetlaud
Masonic
Lodge,
iield
recently
in
Toronto,
laid
particular
emphasis
011
the
fact
thai
Prince
It
u
pert
was
one
of
the
great
outlet
to
the
ve.kJfor
all
or
the
production
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
.Sir
Henry',
lit
the
course
or
an
addre,
said
in
part:
"This
world
or
uurs
is
passing
through
critical
limes.
A
large
proriortiou
or
the
earth's
surface
and
many
of
those
who
people
its,
surface,
have
ceased
lo
produce
and
have
become
a
burden
upon
the
rest
or
mankind.
If
you
will
draw
a
line
extending
from
Hie
northeast,
skirtiu?
the
frontier
of
Heljrium,
and
France
and
Germany,
011
the
other
hand,
and
around
Switzerland
lo
the
Adriatic,
you
will
see
that
practically
all
part
of
I
he
earth
which
lie
east
or
that
Hue
and
north
ot
the
Himalaya
Mountains
are
in
more
or
less
a
state
oT
chaos.-"Now
it
is
quite
impossible
to
fubtrael
from
the
productive
ca
pacity
of
this
world
so
large
a
population
and
so
great
an
area
without
every
other
country
feel-
ins
the
effect,
and
until
those
nalion
be?in
to
resume
their
customary
place
in
enmmrrce
and
industry
and
in
production,
the
rest
or
the
world
UevJXiMalMiaW.
urun.
Milieu
ami
11
.10
uiai
as
which,
il
seem
"to
"me.
na-
.
lion
of
the
earth
should
address
MNTKk
AkP
themselvei
in
co-operative
ef-
1
1
111
1
10
1
LiliO
-llUJ
fort
and
in.
that
co-operative
ef-;
fori
no
two
nations
are
playing
a
greater
part
than
the
Hritish
F.mpire
or
a
it
is
amlime!
aptly
called,
the
Commonwealth
'
.
.
-
,
;greal
Itepublie
wjiich
lie
to
Hie
south.
I
hope
thai
tlie
(lay
win
TORONTO
PRIEST.
ISMAMBISHOP
Rev.
Thomas
O'Donnell
Comes
to
British
Columbia
In
Elevated
Catholic
Position
,
TOItt)XTO,.f
Dec.
26.
Uev.
Thomas
O'Dpnnell,
president
o!
the
Catholic
Church
Fxteusion
Society
of
Canada
and
for
many
year
pastor
in
St.
Anne's
Church
here,
has
been
appointed
bishop
of
Victoria,
Hritish
Co
lumbia,
in
succession
to
Bishop
BOTH
ELECTED
..r
11-:.:
i.
vn;..
.
......
I
M...
.in
fcww
uu.si
iiiiivii,
wumii
of
Itrilish
Nations
and
rue
,
,
A.
......
.
...
J
IUV..VII.
I
BK.
If
1,
Majorities
come
when
the
people
of
the!
,,.,....,,.,.
,:
XN
VN
1,on-
'
United
Slate
will
realize
the
re-
,
,Jec;
?
u,r1
Ga0"-
'
n.ster
or
edu-
,
sponsibility
which
rets
upon
''(".
a'J
H""-
v"'t
Prefon-
-
ii......
.i
iin
i..!.
i..
,,ri,
the
white
man's
burden
which
the
la';
provincial
secretary
in
the
j
!
Itr-il
i.l.
I'i,.ir.
l,n
ulvt'nvu
ear-
i'raikiii
aumiuisiraiioii,
were
w
XBW
YOHIv,
Dec.
20.
The
feature
of
Hie
preliminary'ried
rrom
time
inuneinorial;
and
!ecl!:,,,
1,1
.iUe.
'Iwllona
on
foe
r.
lln
I
1.
l.m,r:,l
,-
.
.
........
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..
.
..
..
.noillla)
Moiiilav
IKilll
Itnlli
lllllllslers
mllllslers
uein
r.-imiiiiiiMi
.
,:.
I.,.,,
r.
...
Iir.wi.l,,l
II.
...1...1
...
I...
I.,.,..!:.,,,..
.
'
.
"
.....
.-v
1n011u.11
,.,..,,v,
(,
....
VIUIIi
111
Y
IIC.
II.
I
V
in
UUIItt'llUII?
VI
.
.
Uuiled
hlates
will
likely
be
a
hitler
and
spectacular
fight
over
Australians
or
New
Zealanders
wene"
lal,e
majoruits.
Hie
raiididaliire
or
William
(iiblis
MrAdoo,
son-in-law
of
ex-
certainly
can
take
a
pride
in
Hie'
President
Wilson
uud
Secretary
or
Hie
Treasury
in
the
Wilson
rine
traditions
or
Knglcnd
u
ml
SCHOONER
ORIENT
nnlpl
abineL
Ths
haltle
lines
are
ulready
tlravvn
and
both
armies
Hie
narl
that
F.ualand
has
always;
nm.
nl,nniiiiiinn
are
now
busy
"digging
in"
lor
the
coming
encounter.
On
lhepaye.l
in
the
advaucemeriA
or
DtlNu
UYtKnAUlJCJJ-
one
ide
are
.MrAdoo
and
hi
Mipiiorlers,
nml
on
the
other
the
civilization.
lauiimiiiy
liger
and
the
mends
of
that
dangerous
political
feline.
That
mean
II
will
be
McAdoo
against
the
field.
The
Demo-'
crallc
"Hoss.es"
who
are
lioslili;'
to
McAdoo
are
out
lo
gel
him.
Anything
or
rather,
anybody-to
beat
McAdoo
is
their
haltle
cry.
rbey
are
not
likely
to
wale
much
elforl
in
liomiii;r
l
the
slock
ol
any
one
particular
opposition
candidate;
at
least.
they
will
consecrate
on
no
one
man
ror
a
national
pre-rouven-
tion
campaign.
They
will
con
fine
their
energies
lo
prepara
tion
ror
ritfhtintr
the
McAdoo
faction
in
the
national
convention.
For
this
purpose
they
will
encourage
the
uspiralion
of
us
many
others
in
as
many
differ
ent
parts
of
the
country
n
pos-
ible.
and
strive
to
secure
eon
VESSEL
COMING
INTO
DRY
DOCK
Canadian
Highlander
Wilt
Undergo
Cleaning
and
Painting
The
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
freighter
Canadian
Highlander,
Capt.
Fisher,
Is
expected
to
arrive
In
port
at
midnight
tomorrow
direct
from
the
Orient.
She
will
go
up
on
the
dry
dock
pontoons
on
Saturday
for
cleaning
and
painting.
Irol
of
a
sunieienl
number
nfiinNllIlN
(INTAKHI
Til
delegales
(o
make
Hie
nomina
Hon
ol
McAdoo
impossible.
If
they
succeed
in
blocking
tha
McAdoo
delegates,
anything
may
happen.
The.
selection
oT
a
"dark
horse"
rir
the
noiuiuation
will
then
be
n
very
likely
pos
sibility.
The
cue
ror
MoAlon's
entrance
in
the
great
U.S.
political
drama
was
given
by
David
I.
ltockwell,
or
Ohio.
The
cue-line
uttered
by
Hockwell
was:
"Mr.
McAdoo
I
the
one
great
rigure
now
available
in
our
parly.
His
friends
intend
to
nominate
him
and
to
elect
him
lo
llie
Presidency."
Whereupon
McAdoo
'CoiUinutd
on
pay
xixi
sivtivvii
was
itiiuvj
w
Britaln
Threatened
"There
was
,a
day
when
Spain
threatened
civilization
anil
par
American
Halibut
Boat
at
Juneau
-.
.
I
ror
engine
ncpairs
ST
ass
ticularly
threatened
the
existence
jfNKAl'.
Dee.
6.-The
hali-?
r
F.nsland
and
that
great
and
tut
boat
Orient,
Capt.
Hilly
Ai
courageous
band
or
iiariuers(jvr!iOII
f
Seattle,
arrived
i&t
'sailed
out
to
meet
the
Spanish
,,ori
ast
w,.ek.
she
will
be
JtT
j
Armada.
Hie
sreat
absolute
,,ort
ror
several
days
bavins
her
jmoiiarchy
wa
defeated
and
F.ng-Vngine
overhauled.
'Hie
Orieul-llaud
lived
to
eonlinue
her.des-
j
a
jo
ft.
craft,,
has
five
dories,
lined
place
in
the
weUare
or
the
ul
carries
a
crew
of
13
men.
A
world.
loiter
On
there
caiiw!
Ibe;
..
.
NatioU'onic
wars.whe
n
Naiolcon!sjig5
UJCI
I
DIIDM
WIM6
1
attenu.ted
tu
arrogate
to
himselfilTllOO
WCLLOUIUI
XWXXO
?
the
dominion
or
the
word.
Hrave
little
F.nsland
stood
in
t'n
breach,
fought
Napoleon
and
pi'a
Ued
her
feet
in
the
soil
of
her
laud
and
'stood
true
to
her
traditions
and
jagain
an
attempt
l
world
dom-
imilioii
railed.
Then
we
come
to
CHRISTMAS
DAY
SWIM
Annual
Handicap
Water
Race
at
Victoria
Yesterday
Staged
'
With
Fine
Weather
I
VICTOHIA,
Dec.
20
jCerman
empire
arose
and
at-
ellburn.
Mctoria
s
welt
H.mnihi
u.i.
nmn
tl.inff
and
lady
swimmer,
won
the
HAYt
O.Lb.
lhlYlrLt
went
overseas
the
Hrsl
or
those
l"e
yentenlay.
Grace
known
annual'
again
that
brave
little
army
that
Christmas
Day
handicap
day
i
ne
race
Idivisions
that
tood
in
the
breach,
under
fine
wealhfj;
Will
be
First
Women's
Secret
on
the
soil
of
r
ranee
liiey
"...u...-.-.
Society
Edifice
In
North
fought
again
lo
uphold
all
that
is
li-rrseiviii
-v'v"
America
dear
to
those
who
love
deimjcracy
EIGHT
ATTEMPTS
TO
LONDON,
Out.,
Dec.
20.
'and
all
of
our
great
allies
we
COMMIT
SUICIDE
IN
(Canadian
Press
.
London
wilt
'again
fought
a
battle
for
freedom.
MCU7
VADIf
fiN
YMAC
soon
have
Ibe
first
women's
se-and
again
we
have
won,
I
lit
IT
IUlvA
Un
ARAu
cret
society
temple
on
the
North)
Hut
the
great
battle
still
lie
I
-Ameriean
continent.
The
ladies
before
us
and
Ibe
battle
we
have
NF.W
YOllK,
Dec.
20
Despou-of
(lie
Order
or
the
Hustern
Star,
to
right
Is
to
bind
up
the
wounds
dem-y
seemingly
made
nlire
un
wtilch
is
companion
order
for
that
have
been
created
by
this
bearable
by
scenes
of
cheer
on
all
..
..I
II
I..
I
i
t
!.
...
t
l,
.
,
,
.Masonry,
nave
uireauy
roiiecieu
war
ami
in
oriug
to
near
un
oi
sines
caused
eigui
persons
1
some
tlO.000
with
u
view
to
our
brains,
our
ingenuity,
our
pa-attempt
suicide
here
during
the
erecting
u
if
100,000
building
in
Hence
and
our
courage
that
we
holiday
.
Five
died
and
three
are
lliis
city,
uud
are
at
present
pre-
may
again
restore
!'ie
world
to
a
in
a
critical
condition.
.
...
......
,
11.
1
1
.
11
.
..
il.r.'i.
.
I-
ll.
.
.
lianng-
in
siari
me
nuai
seviiou
normal
commie,;.
,
inai
is
ine
i
,
r
of
their
fiiraticial
campaign.
'couthiuvU
t"fiajre
two)
!
ubaoriba
for
la
Dally
New.