Whan
Yau
Want
A
HS99I
COMMISSIONER
William
Marchanl
.
J.
Kanreul
.
.
.
I.
MO
I.
tilt
5
1.919
1.720
1.151
Police
Commission
A
M
Aitken
I.78H
W.
F.
Hanclatul
...
1.70S
Mr.
Kmma
Hood
...
1
13
School
Board
J
I.
Heclwith.
P.
H.
Brown,
Alrx
l'cden.
and
P.
W
Smlthers
Taken
to
Okalla
Last
Night
Also
Barney
Colbashlnl
of
Senlencrd
by
Stipendiary
Mac-
ami
coutlnueil
hl
Journey
south
In
charge
of
Constable
Harry
Martin.
Hartley
Cnlbitshinl
of
Terrace
wa
also
taken
noulh
to
serve
six
niunlhn
at
Okalla
for
selling
liquor.
He
was
convicted
this
week
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
HALIBUT
BOAT
OWNERS
TO
MEET
A
meeting
of
the
llall-
but
lioat
Owners
will
be
bel
lit
Ihe,
Court
House,
Momtiiv.
I)reimliie
17.
nl.
-
-
"
B
p.m.
(o
discus
(heir
icharKe.
.
The
comuu'sKion
will
'ho
given
power
"lo
invextlKale
lllie
rliaracter
and
conduct
of
any
'tieroon
by
whom
the
demand
for
THREE
BYLAWS
AND
ELECTED
TRUSTEES
istrnte
HiKkliis
lo
2.1
iminuis
t
vA.Nt'.OL
VKH,
Dec.
U-
Van-Okalla
iirison
ufler
li
',.,,
W."P
'..aed
lluee
bylaws
at
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of(
t,j,.rj
heieVednesday.
Our
slraliug
a
l-
rtom
i.mie
reter-
nsw
fr
$120,000
for
re-
son
in
a
roonnng
iiousoiu
rimm-
,,.
,r
i
,
i:iiinaii
it
ers.
Willhjm
Merrigobl
'Ihomp-XrMKt,t
anothcr
for
street
paving
son
arrived
lit
Urn
city
last
nishl
,,,.(
jmpioeiirenls
200,ooo,
in
cu.lody
of
Acting
licf'r'l,n-lnn,
t,e
third
was
to
grant
cer-
siniiie
.
J.
fcrvice
oi
jnuiuer
.
.
,
.
..01.1..
1
,
eily
o
Iprivale
company
for
the
erection
Trustees
elected
were
Messrs.
Blackwood,
Crehan,
Macatilay
and
McWIIIiams.
Park
Ciuumissioners,
Cram
and
Paynes.
Ihe
night
before
last
In
custody
PREMIER
AT
FUNERAL
nf
Constable
Manrnr.
of
a
central
healing
plant.
American
boats.
This
Is
.There
were
also
representatives
Important
and
tilt
owners
are
Invllcd.
200
of
Hid
chui'cli,
Ihe
bench,
Iho
professions,
executives,
or
great
lUsliirM
orguutziitious
nun
many
jliom
humble!'
walk
of
life.
Shelly,
BARON
SHAUGHNESSY
Representatives
of
all
Classes
Attend
Obsequies
10
i-aie
C.P.R.-
President
MO.NTIIKAL,
Dec.
11.-
Pre.
infer
Mackenzie
King;
Sir
Lome
Cimlii
and
Hon,
James
A.
Ilobb
reinesenled
Iho
Federal
govern
nvent
yeslerday
at
the
funeral
of
inlrreu
i-
dm
noil
mid
the
lale
Bitroii
Miaugiinessy
vised
That
lire
late
Phillip
Wclker
of
Ihe
P.O.E.
Railway
for
the
llrowllri,
wheil
,U
,ly
was
last
wil
be
made
seven
year
by;flium,
yesleri,ay.
monxing
by
John
the
Premier
in
lite
House.
L.,t
,.,...
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v,.r.ii,.i
VLlLnlld)
",on
"
,,,e
I'rovltsclal
Party
in
',,
10
fm.
Umr
(Sar
nwruiltlt
favor
of
a
Royal
Commission
and'(1,0
,u
case
rh.;
''!",rK""f
,,,'al
,"UM'i
"""'I
Kvidence
was
given
hy
Mr.
.
A.
M
Altk.n
Chosen
.1
t
v.rtnrl.
Victoria
Hoaii,
minister
of
mine,
and
,,.,.
from
wlo,
roomhlg
Place
of
W.
E.
SUneland
.
J.
Bowser,
lea.ler
of
Uie
Con-
,,,;'',
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
ELECT
OFFICERS
!An
Imiulry
was
made
or
by
vkhomltrs.
George
Leek
Again
Heads
the
charges
-are
preferred
or
the
alienation
of
wrong
doing
made
which
led
up
to
the
inquiry."
Tills
will
include
newspaper
publishers
and
editors
of
newspapers
and
will
enable
Ihe
commission
lo
investigate
all
mSitlers
which
nuiv
lend
In
discbise
the
motives
.Mauiisell.'
,r
aly
MIC,
,,
cloii.,
in
prcfer-
ring
such
charges.
'Ihe
conb-
WHI
Dfl
91
MONTHS
l
w'"
,,,
M
inw-
FOR
STEALING
MONEY
iclal
Parly
In
..mking
the
ichargos."
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Mrlnnlrf
Thnmnion
of.
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Popular
Local
Women's
Or-
ganlzatlon
The
election
of
officer
by
the
Pythian
SNters
last
night
resulted
as
follows:
Past
Chief,
Mrs.
P.
Limey.
Most
Excellent
Chief,
Mrs.
G.
Lcck.
Excellent
Senior,
Mrs.
I).
Mo
iullotigh.
Excellent
Junior,
Mrs.
Iverson.
Mistrees
of
Finance,
Mrs.
E.
arge.
Manager,
to
be
rilled
later.
Protector.
Mr.
J.
Itowall.
Ouler
Ouaid,
to
be
filled
later
Installing
Officer,
Mrs.
fieorgo
eek.
Trustees,
Mesdames
Leek,
Har
vey
and
llamblin.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DU'.BY
ISLAND.
-
Itainlng.
soulheal
gale;
baroineler
2'J.tO:
emperalute,
32;
sea
rough;
1.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
(ieorge
olT
Walson
Hock
south
bound.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Ham
lug,
calm;
barometer,
2U.21;
leinperalure,
3D;
sea
sinoolh.
BULL
llAllllOll.
Haining,
slrong
southwest
wind;
barometer,
20.00;
temperature,
10;
sea
rough;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Rogers
300
miles
north
of
Scatfle
southbound;
11:30
p.m.
spoke
steamer
.Canadian
Farmer
left
Ocean
Falls
south
bound;
1.15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Beatrice
otT
Pine
I
land
northbound.
Noon
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
2".
17;
temperature,
fiO;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm;
baroineler,
20.10;
leinperalure,
38;
sea
smooth.
BULL
IIAUHOIL
Haining,
strong
southeast
wind;
baroineler,
20.50;
leinperalure,
to,
sea
rough;
0:30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
fleorgo
In
Milbank
Sound
soulhbounth
wan
'missing,
John
I?'",he.
,",r,y.
"?UchoiH.derwood.
who
found
the
vir-Mill
MLIOIIIA.
V
tire
Iec.
U
It.
W
F
150.1)00
from
Ihe
P.G.E.
Hoilwuy
,
'
y
Seraeanl
an
1
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1
II
1.
Bailey
ItaMe,.
who
wo
Sliioelan
aneland.
the
Veforn,
po.ee
,,.
,
,urn
for
.
inmUe
many
i.
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ii.
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wllh
Dr.
Krnel
Hall.
u-a.
defeat-
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annual
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party'
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new
ueois.auon
vv
.;x(.y.
'Frank
Brochu
and
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
.It'.
Third
A
ve.
The
Latest
In
Rmlaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
PartyUse.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Beat
Cara
and
Beit
Servloe
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reaaonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
MIL.
NO.
291.
PIUNCE
HLTI'KHT,
n.C,
FHMJAY,
DECEMBER
t'l,
1023.
Vtittrdiir'f
Clrutlon
-1M2.
Slrt
Mm
S40.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
INQLIIF
Premier
and
Attorney
General
Denounce
Leaders
of
Provincial
sParty
and
Promise
an'
Inquiry
VICTOIUA,
Dec.
Ii.
Bitterly
denouncing;
the'
new
Pro
vincial
Parlv
and
its
leader,
.Major
General
Mcltae,
Premier
Oliver
last
nighl
told
the
Legislature
he
intended
to
make
a
searching
investigation
into
their
motives
iiiui
antecedents
through
a
commission
to
inquire
into
the
charges
against
the
provincial
government
and
certain
public
men
in
connection'
with
Ihe
construction
or
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Hailwiy.
Attorney
General
Man-on
followed
Ihe
premier
with
an
amendment
to
the
public
Inquiries
Act
designed
lo
extend
the
powers
of
Ihe
commission
lo
make
such
an
investigation.
The
charges
mime
ny
tne
rro-vincial
Party
arc
that
Hon.
Vv.
"Sloan
and
V.
J.
Bowser
in
IUI
5
and
10U
each
received
contributions
or
50,000
Tor
election
purposes
from
P.G.E.
interests.
The
premier
denounced
Mcllac
and
Ihe
propasamta
of
the
new
narly
which
he
Is
circulating.
He.
declared
no
quarter
would
be
shown
Mcllae,
that
the
hitter's
record
would
be
investigated
and;
that
there
would
be
ample
oppor-'
lunity
afforded
lo
hold
the
in
vestigation
which
the
petition
of
Mcltae
and
others
of
bis
support
ers
asked
for.
Mr,
Maiison
nuido
it
clear
lhal
war
Is
on
and
that
as
Ihe
inves
tigation
was
demanded
Mcltae
and
others
would
be
put
on
(he
grill
nnd
be
made
to
1
ell
bow
much
Ihey
knew
in
substantiation
of
the
allegations
Ihey
have,
been
making.
RUN
FOR
LEGISLATURE
Vancouver
Junk
Dealer
who
Hired
Bagpipes
For
Parade
to
be
Candidate
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
tl.
Undismayed
ly
his
second
defeat
as
n
candidate
for
public
office.
Leon
Lotikar.
junk
dealer,
announces
his
intention
of
running
for
the
Legislature
next
lime,
for
a
change.
Last
lime
he
ran
for
mayor
and
secured
a
meagre
vote;
next
time
he
was
a
candidal
e
for
alderman,
but
met
de
feat.
His
mayoralty
campaign
Included
a
oaradc
through
the
FREE
FIGHT
STEVEDORES
Aftermath
of
Strike
Results
in
Injury
to
Number
of
Men
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
14.
An
aftermath
of
the
waterfront
strike,
which
lasted
three
months
and
was
officially
declared
off,
Monday,
cropped
up
yesterday
when
a
group
of
men
Invaded
the
Balfour
Guthrie
dock
and
pelted
the
stevedores
In
the
hold
of
the
vessel
wllh
Iron
bolts
and
bars.
Seven
of
the
strike
breakers
were
Injured,
one
elderly
man
named
Mct'allum
very
seriously.
Several
of
the
attackers
were
said
to
be
Injured
also
but
were
carried
off
by
their
comrades.
Three
of
the
attackers
were
arrested.
The
present
system
on
the
waterfront
Is
practically
one
of
open
shop.
FUNERAL
OF
FORMER
AGENT
GENERAL
IN
LONDON
YESTERDAY
1
"WTO
P.G.E.
IS
TO
BE
THOROUGH
,.4.-
OLIVER
AND
MANSON
SAY
WILL
CARRY
WAR
INTO
ENEMY'S
TERRITORY
Investigation
Into
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Charges
will
be
Thorough
Additional
Legal
Powers
Sought
VlirrOlUA,
Her.
It.
The
appointmeiil
of
a
Itoyal
Com-
DRflWNINfi
WAS
f
AlISF
nu-ion,
whirl,
i,
lo
proved
immediately
to
investigate
ever
'
""""Jl"?.
rp,p5
nriTii
sotirre
of
the
rhaige
if
wrong
doing
in
connection
with
the)
Qf
WELKERS
DEATH
Paiific
Ureal
Ealern
affairs,
was
aiiiionnccd
by
Premier!
Oliver
volerdny.
The
scope
of
the
investigation,
the
premier
nUMl
Held
This
Morning
Be-stal-d,
hud
not
lieen
delermiiied
yet.
Kvery
charge
of
wrong
.
Coroner
Gale
Rela-
lining
-wormy
oi
t-oimocrainni
m
o
iuuj
mvt-suguii-u,
nc
Hits
Have
Been
Ad-
declured.
Formal
announcement
of
the
governments
decision,
to
clear
tip
once
and
for
nil
lime
charges
and
rumors
that
have
ITIMII
II
uruumi
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lie
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viouiy
rienru
o
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wn
iy
"e
BorriHUPiu
iui
,caVP.
of
deeeaeil
have
nima
m-
,
";
amend
and
exlei.d
the
cope
f,lW
,,
fm,ra,
ar
10
rnirr
uie
nuiiiitni
""
tlr
I'uhllc
liiiiiirH,
.ei
wmrii
thi
year
and
who
received
but
vW
enahle
the
Itoyal
Comml-few
vole.
The
following
wns
otl
nvetlira(e
Hie
P.U.K.
the
vote:
City
Council
A.
l:.
T-ld
(.
Ii.
ChrUlie
.
.
.
.
It.
A.
Prwar
raiitrrmenf
are
pending
reply.
laafawiBBBTa9SjBBSE
Canadian
goods
are
receiving
wide
publicity
in
the
French
market
due
to
intensive
advertising
campaigns.
Here
is
s-hown
the
opening
of
the
Canadian
exhibit
in
the
Tuilleries
in
Parts
with
a
large
crowd
waiting
lo
gain
entrance.
Much
Discussion
at
Fisheries
Meeting
Last
Night
but
Little
Benefit
is
Obtained
Therefrom
diverging
opinion
a
to
the
ahvisability
of
clo-ing
the
port
of
Prince
llupert
to
American
halihut
fishermen
us
a
tariff
re-f
prisal
were
ejcprej'ed-
at
the
meeting
called
last
night
by
the
city
council
lo
consider
the
present
situation
of
the
fishing
in
dustry
as
it
afreets
this
port.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
meeting,
fishermen
being
in
predominance
although
there
were
a
number
of
local
businessmen
present
as
well
as
other
persons
who
were
apparently
watching
the
proceedings
ou
be
half
of
interests
connected
with
the
fisheries.
Mayor
Newton
presided
dnd
Fred
fjlork,
M.P...
aa
Aid.
Thro.
Collarl
and
Aid.
S.
l).lprifTriTn
1MTT
Macdonald
look
an
.active
part
nljlllllljljli
LIIJCi
in
Ihe
discussion.
The
result!
was,
the
passintr
of
a
resolution'
moyed
by
Hen
Self
and
seconded!
hy
Aid.
Collarl
that
a
committee
he
formed
consisting
of
the'
fisher.
commillees
of
the
cilyiwl"
"""on
Feet
of
Cumber
council
and
Hoard
of
Trade
ami
"r
-nipment
to
Japan
a
committee
to
be
appointed
byj
1,0
re
from
Sm
I
there
the
lieep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
.
..
....
.
t'.ll
l
l
.li'in.i.
Ii....
inciuuini
nsriin?
ooai
owners
wU.,u..,a
and
eiiiidojed
fishermen
to
go
Seigneur,
the
next
vessel
jo
load
into
the
situation
and
ubmit.,u,nber
,,ere
tor
Japan,
w
not
recommendations
for
the
guidance
and
assistance
of
the
fed
eral
member
in
representations
I.
1
a
si
H.IU
rLliiailuuc
NEXT
MONTH
expected
to
arrive
in
port
until
about
the
middle
of
January.
Hy
that
time
(here
will
be
a
million
1
v
Ill
..1.1
1
he
may
make
to
(he
Dominion
"Ll
ur
",ure
availing
ouipmeni
government
on
the
matter.
jtiere.
.
,
The?
condition
the
r
h...im
-I-
poor
of
-
Owm-rs-
-
of-CHnadiatr-
,
j-
1
'-ahta-,,
i-uJfoa,Lrri1
UudsoUtllayJ
-
uuam
rrrinru
iv
uiu.i
me
idea
yf
closing
Ihe
port
on
account
of
the
advantages.
Ameri-
can
boats
had
in
marketing
here
through
Ihe
United
Stales
tariir
of
2c
on
Canadian
halibut.
Employed
fishermen,
on
the
other
hand,
did
not
favor
closing
the
port,
in
view
of
the
fact
thai
Ihey
could
follow
their
calling
on
either
Canadian,
or
American
boat
and
by
ctiltius
out
(be
laller
Ihey
might
be
deprived
of
a
livelihood.
Businessmen
were
also
against
closing
the
port,
although
Ihey
felt
that
American
fishermen,
afforded
Ihe
shipping
privileges
offered
here,
should
be
compelled
lo
disburse
some!
of
their
earnings
al
the
port
in
Ihe
mailer
of
outfitting,
elc.
One
point,
however,
on
which
there
seemed
lo
be
unanimous
agreement
w;as
that
there
should
be
reciprocity
between
United
Slates
and
Canada
and
that
halibut
tariffs
on
Ijoth
sides
should
be
wiped
out.
Here,
it
was
conceded
by
all,
was
Hie
crux
or
the
Mayor
Newton,
in
opening'
Ihe
meeting
and
explaining
why
the
gathering
had
been
called,
urged
Ihe
adoption
of
a
united
front
in
order
In
make
representations
to
the
authorities
more
effective.
If
improvements
were
to
be
brought
about
it
would
be
necessary
to
receive
the
suggestions
of
those
with
practical
experience.
There
had
been
loo
much
diversity
of
opinion
and
loo
little
co-operation
in
the
past
on
account
of
selfish
interests.
Favor
Open
Port
William
Lane,
of
Porcher
who
had
a
great
deal
lo
Mountain,
wel
fall
and
Ihe
delayed
advent
of
snow
and
frost,
has
prevented
ore
being
transported
from
the
Dulhie
mine
to
the
railway
at
Sniithers
and
there
will
be
no
shipment
from
here
lo
Selby
this
mouth.
the
steamer
Canadian
Volunteer
will,
therefore,
not
make
her
scheduled
call
here.
Ihe
next
C.G.M.M.
boat
lo
come
lo
'the
dry
dock
here
for
'
overhaul
will
be
the
Canadian
Rover,
it
is
understood,
but
lliere
is
nothing
definite-
on
this
h
at
the
local
office.
.!
GOVERNMENT
ASKED
TO
NEGOTIATE
WITH
STEEL
CAPITALISTS
OF
BRITAIN
VICTORIA,
Dec.
1
1-
A
delega
tion
representing
Hie
interests
anxious
lo
have
a
steel
industry
established
ill
British
Columbia,
waited
ou
the
premier
and
urged?
that
the
government
conduct
ne-
gotiations
wih
a
board
of
lead-
ing
iron
-ainl
steel
nwislcrs
o
Great
Britain
who
are
willing
lets
raise
Slt.000.ooo
on
condition
that
Ihe
British
Columbia
gov
ernment
guarantees
the
bonds
of
the
contpany
lo
the
$1,000,000.
FORTY
THOUSAND
IS
extent
of
BET
ON
ELECTIONS
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
!.
It
Is
estimated
that
more
than
$10,000
changed
bands
here
in
bets
on
Hie
Old
Country
election.
The
results
were
not
received
with
much
-acclaim,
save
among
labor-.
say
throughout
the
progress
ofl'les
who
are
jubilant.
!pecioi
the
meeting,
favored
the
port'relebralion
were
held
by
Labor
being
left
open
providing
Amer-jUnion
men.
ican
ports
were
open
to
Cana-I
-
diaus.
He
referred
to
the
ml
-
LUMbfcK
MtftffltK
lions
mat,
nau
oeen
spem
in
putting
through
the
O.T.P.
railway
and
the
benefits
derived
thereby
by
American
fishermen.
FLAVEL
WRECKED
SAN
PEDRO,
Dec.
It.
The
Tom
Mackenzie
said
if
Amer-lumber
steamer
Flavel
from
ican
fishermen
c'ould
not
land
Portland
Is
reported
wrecked
off
LONDON,
Dec
1
1.
Bishop,
halibut
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
the
coast
of
Monterey.
No
lives
i..rrin
of
Willesilett.
formerly
,
cold
storage
plants
of
Alaska
were
lost.
Lord
Bishop
of
Colunvoia
vaa-,wouii
soon
ne
uiocmh
uu
mrj
streets
wllh
a
bagpipe,
band,
but
corner
Ulandi
conducted
the
would
be
rorcei
to
go
10
M-atne
n.i-
fim.,
in.,
vol..
mi.
i.nut.li.ers
fmirni
services
of
the
late
J.
II.
and
they
wuld
have
lo
go
fur.
OXFORD
RERESENTATIVIS
.wiinn.1
Mm
tol.
nlil.niich
times
iTnrner.
fnrnter
oremler
of
Brlt-'tlier
and
gel
smaller
prices.
If!
LONIX)N'
Dec.
It.
Oxford
are
hard
and
the
Scots
needed
iMi
Columbia,
which
was
attended
the
port
was
closed.
United
University
ro-elecled
to
the
House
the
monev.
Mr.
Lotxkar
came
by
F.
C.
Wade,
ngent
general
for,
Stales
would
probably
comeback
of
Commons
both
sitting
mem
from
Russia
as
an
inimigraulthe
province
and
many
nther.with
further
reprisals.
He
favor-
bers.
Sir
Charles
Oman
-and
Lord
(conlinued
on
two''
Hugh
Cecil.
bonv
vcars
-aso.
Hi-
is
a
radieal.ICar.adtun-.
jage