Whan
VN
Want
A
NEW
SYSTEM
OF
STREET
LIGHTS
Superintendent
of
Utilities
Re
ports
on
Cluster
Lights
for
Business
Section
Cost-Ing
$36,000
A
cily
solicitor's
confirnration
of
opinion.
Aid.
MardooaM
oiiggest.
ed
Hiat
Hie
time
for
the
solicl-itor
s
ruling
should
have
been
before
registrations
closed.
lie
fell
that
il
would
be
working
a
jhanlship
o
now
disqualify
those1
report
from
Ihe
siiperln-
Vi,
,ud
paid
the
$2
on
the
un-
emleiil
or
ulillliea
xuhmtlleil
MV.dersl.'iiullttg
Unit
they
could
vole.
Ihe
r-ily
council
las
nighl
by
II,..
r(irl
nf
reinion
should
se.
Ihe
ulililies
commillce
suggesting
Ihe
submission
of
a
plebiscite
providing
for
a
rlusler
rioiisly
consider
Ihe
mailer
before
deciding
lo
do
so.
City
Solicitor
Jones
subnijllcd
'licet
lighting
system
in
the
n,,,!
,
ri.ling
had
been
made
business
seel
ion
of
the
cily
cmplinli"ally
before
regislrnlioits
cosling
a.10,000
did
not
receive
rinsed.
Referring
lo
a
similar
a
very
in
favorable
,
wi
mni'
reception
tin
mhiii
nl-rase
hi
-j
case
in
in
Victoria
icmiiii
some
sninu
years
jt'in.s
ago,
11.11,
IllOtlUII
nrxi
wi
il
was
.laid
over
uulil
.
expressed
(he
fear
that
the
i-ek
wben
the
superln-
(lection
mlgh!
ubscucnlly
be
iciiiieul
will
will
be
be
present
present
In
in
per.(.
per.;..!
nsiile
nsiile
If
If
these
these
names
names
were
were
son
in
give
nirl
lo-r
explanation
of
l(.
The
scheme
provides
for
Hie
pulling
In
of
cluster
lights
on
both
sides
Third
Avenues
allowed
In
go
on
Ihe
list
and
vole.
Aid.
Stephens
staled
thai
the
cllv
solicitor
was
being
unfairly
of
second
and'eriiicUci.
The
dverllsement
In
between
Second
tmestlon
had
been
Inserted
oxer
and
Sevenlh
81
reel
and
Third
M
muni'
of
Ihe
mayor
and
Ihe
Mrret
and
lecticy.
Sevenlh
Street
res-
PUBLIO
MEETING
RE
FISHERY
MATTERS
A
Public
meeting
will
lie
held
in
Ihe
Council
Chamber
on
Thursday,
Occember
13,
al
H.I
5
p.m.
re
American
Fishing
Vessels
using
Canadian
ports;
Casnllno
Tax
affecting
fishing
bonis,
or
any
other
mailers
uffcel
Ing
thu
local
fishing
industry.
All
Interested
in
these
matters
iuviled
to
attend.
8.
M.
NEWTON,
Mayor.
luting
now
made
by
the
cily
solicitor
was
Identically
Ihe
same
as
be
had
UHide
nt
Jlrat
lime.
Mr.
Jones
staled
that,
if
Ihe
court
or
revision
struck
such
inanies
off.
any
persons
who
were
inot
satisfied
could
go
to
the
JCounly
Court
and
m'ake
a
test
'
.
...
ii
case
oi
ii.
I
In
answer
In
a
iluesliou
hy
Aid.
Miinro,
Mr.
Jones
staled
thai
Ihose
who
had
paid
the
!!
ahead
could
not
miallfy
now
by
paying
Ihe
?5.
Householders
had
to
be
duly
iualiflod
before
October
31
lo
gel
on
the
list.
PANCHO
VILLA
WON
IMIII.AnEI.PIIIA.
Dee.
II.
Pancho
Villa,
world's
flyweight
,
champion,
w'on
the
Judges'
de-
!eislon
over
Palsy
Wallace
of
'
Philadelphia
ir,
ten
rounds.
I.ONItON.
I
lee.
dismissal
of
Ihe
government
by
an
adverse
vole
in
Ihe
House
of
Commoirs,
which
il
is
assumed
will
inevitably
happen.
According
to
slalements
of
Ihe
besl
informed
political
mongers
Hie
Premier
has
nlready
determined
upon
his
course
of
aclhui.
resolving
in
deference
lo
preponderating
opinion
in
MOUNTIE
AGAIN
UNDER
ARREST
Jury
by
Manson.
WAS
OUT
ON
BAIL
VANCOUVER,
Oec.
tl
F.
.W.I
the
cabinet
ami
in
the
Couserva-'tive
party
lo
waive
his
personal
preference
for
immediate
resig.
'nation
and.
continue
in
office.
II
Is
understood
that
Premier
llablwiii
has
received
assurances
it
f
support
from
Ihe
cabinet
and
Special
Investigator
of
Narcotic
XU"
Cmoo'rvat.ve
parly
and
will
Sauad
Charoed
With
Per.
jConlinu."
at
Ihe
head
of
the
gov-
lernment.
GENE
TUNNEY
GETS
BEST
OF
HARRY
GREB
Eceles,
special
investigator
on!
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Also
Tommy
Loughran
Secures
Police
narcotic
sipia.l,
was
ar-1
Decision
0er
Roland
Todd
rested
Inst
night
by
cily
police;
of
Britain
on
a
charge
of
perjury
laid
by
i
Ihe
Allorney
General
or
Hrilish
4KW
YORK,
Oec.
1U
i
iene
Columbia.
j'i'unney
.defended
the
American
No
details
are
given
as
lo
.jK,t
heavyweight,
title
against
where
Ihe
alleged
perjury
was
Hnrry
Oreb
in
ririeeu
fast
rounds
eommilted.
Eceles
was
recently
Ur,
which
Tuuney
got
the
best
in
convicted
in
Ihe
Victoria
police
a
i'y
attack,
court
oi
illegal
Iratllcking
"in
5reb
made
a.
whirlwind
rally
drugs.
He
was
released
on
bonds
iH
,,e
ws
round..
pending
Ihe
outcome
of
an
ap
peal
in
the
superior
court.
The
hearing
in
the
superior
month,
Tuuney
will
be
matched
with
Carpentier
In
New
York
next
courl
has
not
been
fixed
pend-
Tommy
Loughran
or
Philadel-ing
Ihe
rinding
of
the
.federal
phia
got
the
decision
over
Ro-royal
commissioner,
who
is
in-
land
Todd
uf
Urilain,
wearer
of
vesligating
in
a
general
way
Ihe
the
European
middleweight
title,
charges
that
mounted
police
in-
vesllgalors
were
guilty
or
illegal
practices.
VICTORIA.
Dee.
II.
The
charge
against
Eceles
will
bo
lhal
the
evidence
given
by
him
be
fore
the
Royal
Commission
of
inquiry
was
perjuroiis.
He
will
be
denied
bail
and
returned
here,
for
hearing.
in'
fifteen
rounds.
RAILWAY
EARNINGS
The
gross
earnings
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
January
I,
to
Nov.
30,
were
232.1
50.it0.57
being
an
in-
crease
or
10,273,117.1
8
over
the
'
tirreipnndini'
period
of
1922
j
A
.Lit
NEW
TAXI
mm
BOSTON
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
u
a
hurry
The
Latent
in
Restaurants.
Phone
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use.
Beat
Cara
and
Best
teryloe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bast
Food.
Bast
Sarvlca.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reaaonabla
"Take
Her
to
the
Roston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AKD
NIQHT.
VOL
XIII.,
NO,
2!M,
PHINCE
HUPEHT,
II.C,
TUESDAY,
DECEMHEH
II,
I5:i.
InttrUf't
Olrtu'ltlon
1702.
itrHi
aiM
ssa.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRrnSh
f
SEMlER
EXPECTED
TO
HOLD
ON
VANCOUVER
NEWSPAPER
FEARS
PULP
AND
PAPER
H0NOF0LY
THIS
COAST
Method
of
Conducting
Reparations
Inquiry
at
Last
Agreed
Upon
WASHINGTON,
Dee.
II.
The
way
has
been
opcn-d
ul
for
American
unofficial
anl
in
solving
Hie
reparation
riddle
ir
Europe.
Afler
muny
moii
I
h
of
)im-iim(iii
and
ninny
failures
I
lie
I'.uropcun
Allies
and
Germany
have
hit
iimmi
a
lati
of
in-iinry
vvlni'li
it
looked
umiii
favorably
hy
Washington.
While
the
United
Stale",
gitveriinieiit
will
not
participate
officially
or
Jiminl
official
representatives
mm
the
roiiiitiiiun
if
1
1
f
1
1
ry
.
it
will
approve
the
participation
hy
American
economic
expert
in
Iheir
private
capacity.
drugprobe"
thesepeople
is
continued
may
not
vote
Attorney
General
Not
Represent-
-
ed
at
Hearing
Before
Cit
Solicitor
Again
Rules
That
Commissioner
Smith
Householders
Must
Have
Paid
$7
to
Qualify
VANCOUVER.
Dec
It.
When
!
Mir
liive.ligatlon
nidi
narcotic
Reiterating
an
opinion
glvcir
charge-
aiifnct
agents
of
loitIrly
hy
him
In
October.!.!
Iloynl
Canadian
Mounted
Pulir-
registrations
closed,
Cily
was
resumed
here
yesterday
hv
Solicitor
K.
F.
Jones
ugain
in.
Iloiuml.sloner
Smith.
Allorney-
"'me,,
,MC
cil
council
last
night
....,-..
I
M2Wk;
l.rii(l.biUiiMUOMiC
whu
hav
.paid;
charges,
was
not
represented
by
ss
r,M",
a,,d
iM"
,us
counsel
nor
w
(he
provincial
'
"c
nnaiuieu
io
vote
a
IH.Ilef
In
attendance.
C.
I..
liar-
b'seholdcr
al
the
forthcoming
non
representing
Ihe
allorney
''cUon.
It
will
b
rrnh-nu
general,
and
hi
as-Manl
wilh-
I""''
October
n
.liffer-
drcw
from
the
rase
on
Friday
P""
"r
op'"'"
arose
between
follow
our
the
refu.al
of
ie
H'C
mayor
and
the
eily
-olieilor
commissioner
lo
recall
J.
J.
M
matter
and
Ihe
mayor
Wing,
the
notorious
drug
dealer.
cau.cd
published
notice
who
Is
.rrvlnir
a
term
in
Ihe
alaliim
lhal
Icnlalive
rcgislra-
penilenliary
lo
give
fnrlher
wo"1'1
l"
received
rroin
evldyiee
lbo-e
payinv
lhe
roud
tax
The
commissioner
ronlinucd
wlthoul
the
Toll
lax.
Now
il
Ihe
Investigation,
hearing
evl-
appear
that
such
people
wilt
not
fence.
aH'
"'"
a'"''
advice
of
the
city
solicitor
.
is
taken.
their
name;
will
have
to
be
".truck
off
the
IM
by
the
rourt
of
revision
when
It
niccts
tlii
week.
Following
the
readfnc
of
the
The
Caltieilral
in
Milan,
Italy,
was
surrounded
by
myriads
or
people,
Vtfo
observed
Ihe
devotions
or
armilice
day
that
was
held
in
the
solsmn
structure.
The
cniwd
are
shown
waiting
Ihe
cortege
of
the
bodies
of
forty
soldiers
lhal
were
brought
to
Milan
for
burin!.
Premier
Baldwin
is
Expected
to
Continue
Premiership
Until
he
is
Defeated
in
House
oi
Commons
ISSUE
LICENSES
TO
AMERICAN
FISHING
BOATS
ON
PACIFIC
OTTAWA,
Oec.
II.
The
minister
or
marine
and
fisheries
has
been
authorized
t
o
issue
licenses
M
Lulled
Slates
fishing
vessels
mi
the
PaciHc
Coast
ir
Canada
which
will
permil
(hem
during
I1I-.M
to
enter
Hritish
Columbia
ports
with
certain
privileges
they
have
not
had
hereto
ro
re.
Immigration
Policy
Soon
Railway
to
Bring
Is
Selected
Settlers
For
Settlement
of
Canada
MONTREAL7Dec.
11.
An
Important
and
definite
policy
of
Immigration
and
colonize,
lion
has
been
decided
upon
by
the
Canadian
National
Railway
as
a
result
of
a
con-ference
last
week
at
general
headquarters
here.
It
provides
for
the
bringing
to
Canada
of
suitable
settlers
carefully
selected.
The
aid
of
the
soldiers'
settlement
field
service
Is
to
be
request,
ed
In
connection
with
the
work.
Chief
Constable
Ihe
provincial
police
returned
to
Ihe
cily
from
Anyux
on
the
Car-flt-na
h'..--
af'ernooi;.
Vancouver
Paper
Warns
Against
Allowing
Whalen
Company
to
go
lo
California
Monopolist
Company
Special
lo
laily
News,
VANCOUVER,
liec.
11.
In
a
Ironl
page
story
today
under
the
heading
"l'aviiig
of
Whalen
and
Paper
Company
lo
American
liilcrel
Seen,"
the
Vancouver
Sun
cays
in
part:
"Fearing
that
the
Flebdiaker
and
Zellerbach
iiitereU
coii-trolliug
Hie
pulp
and
paper
inlert.
on
Ihe
Pacific
coa-il
may
for
a
."oug
come
into
iKise.sioii
of
Ihe'Whaleu
Pulp
Patter
Co.
and
the
vast
timber
holdings
granted
it
by
Ihe
Provincial
jrov-
ernrneul,
u
numboc
of
citizens,
some
holding
slock
in
Ihe
Whal?n
Company,
are
anxious
for
the
Provincial
government
to
"take
immediate
action
lo
protect
"
the
inleresls
of
the
stockholders
PFf)pP
fl
A
ri
of
Ihe
province.
TlliKLri
llALR
i
ri....
i..
ii.
...
i
i
l
iiu.c
III
luuin
viiii
mt-
in;
dulry
are
firmly
of
opinion
that;
the
recent
appoint
ment
of
E.
M,
Mills,
vice-president
and
general!
manager
of
the
Zellerbachs
of
Wellington
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
hj
receiver
for
Ihe
Whalen
Co.
in-place
of
a.
F.
(lyles
of
Vancouver
is
the
first
step
toward
add
ling
'the
Whalen
Company
lo
the
monopolistic
California
concern.
"
In
vertically
Ihe
same
way,
,.by
calling
in
'business
doctors'
from
Fleishacker-Zellerbach
em.
ploy,
Ihe
Pacific
Mill
Ocean
Falls
plant
and
Ihe
government
timber
concessions
passed
1'.jbe
'
Flenhacter
control.
"Archilwld
M-artiu,
receiver
for
II.'
The
first
meeting
of
the-
Hrilili
cab-
,
Icresls
control
Ocean
Fblls
and
inn!
since
Ihe
election
Ial
week
is
being
held
today
to
make
a
decision
as.lo
whether
Premier
liablwin
shall
resign
al
once
or
await
lie
nsM'inhly
of
Parliament
oil
Jauiiarv
8
and
receive
K
Columbia,
announced,
afler
some
time
in
control
of
that
company's
affairs,
that
il
should
be
sold.
It
went
lo
Herbert
FleUlraeker's
;bid
at
a
low
price.
The
creditors
received
practically
nothing
and
Hie
shareholders
in
Urilih
Columbia
and
in
the
old
country
have
never
been
able
lo
gel
returns
on
their
investment."
The
Fleishacker-Zellerbach
in.
Powell
River
paper
plants.
:
Trouble
on
Pipe
line
Caus'ed
City
Power
and
Light
be
Shut
Off
For
Several
Hours
Today
to
Packing
on
Ihe
main
pipe
line
near
the
north
fork
or
Shavvat-lans
River
between
Woodworlh
Lake
dam
and
the
city's
hydroelectric
plant
at
ShawaJJans
Iake
was
blown,
out
during
the
night
and,
in
order
lo
prevent
serious
dauuige
being
done
to
the
line
through
Ihe
water
running
wild,
it
was
necessary
to
sliut
otr
the
waler
rrom
the
dam,
this
morning
at
10
o'clock
thus
putting
the
power
plant
out
of
operation
and
leaving
the
city
without
power
or
light
ror
nearly
rive
hours
while
repairs
were
being
effected.
As
it
takes
eight
hours
for
the
Iheir
operation
wero
ef
reeled
and
ror
this
reason
the
Dully
IN
THE
SOUTH
Steamers
Unable
to
Operate
Gulf
of
Georgia
Yester
day
Morning
Irr
VANCOUVER.
Oec.
II.
Tb8
worst
gale
of
the
year
raged
in
Ihe
Gulf
of
Ceoraia
earlv
ves-
lerday.
So
terrific
were
(be
seas
licked
up
by
the
wind
that
Ihe
Nanaimo-Vancouver
steamer
Princess
Patricia
was
forced
lo
return
lo
Nanaimo
harbor
when
fourlevHiMHle.
ouL
from
tlitycual.
city
and
the
steamer
Charmer
U'Uii
i
tin
tin
llui
I
I
-
n
a
Ir
itAtlne
Itm
...
1
1
11
i
VOIOM.M1
u
i
v
.--i..
va
OIIU
ILI
lit
Ihe
Pacific
.Mills,
formerly
with
,
,.
..
.
illlubbcr
Hay.
.,
,
,
'
Ihe
company
which
,is
now
reaeji-
ing
for.
Ihe
la.l
Independent'
producer
of
pulp
in
Itritish
TO
CONSERVE
FUR
ANIMALS
New
Trapping
Law
to
Coma
Bs-fore
Legislature
Next
Week
VICTORIA,
he.!,
tl.
Measures
lo
conserve
the
li.C.
fur
bearing
..:...!.-
r....
i..i..t
...ii..i:
i
lo
revive
the
fur
industry
is
eon-laiued
in
legislation
which
will
be
introduced
into
the
legislature
next
week
by
Attorney
General
Manson.
Under
the
proposed
amendment
to
the
(Same
Ait
no
'aliens
except
bona
fide
farmers
will
bo
allowed
lo
trap
fur
bearing
nni-
tlinlw
VII
!?,
II.
.a
In
II.a
..nr.
..
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....
..a,,
iiiiu.,
,i,
inf..
i
ir
vince
will
be
registered
and
tli
trapper
will
be
placed
in
Ihe
po-,
snioii
oi
a
game
conservation
official.
He
wilt
have
to
prove
his.,
right
to
trapping
areas
ami
wilti
have
to
observe
the
taw
strictlyv
in
conserving
Ihe
game
there.
In"
return
lor
this
he
will
be
pro.
lecled
ngainsl
inroads
trour
other
trappers.
DEATH
CLAIMS
SHAUGHNESSY
C.P.R.
Magnate
Dies
of
Heart
Disease
at
Montreal;
Born
Milwaukee
MONTREAL,
Dec.
It.
Haroii
Shn
ntrli
itiwuv'
i
rtmm
if
I
It
a
emergency
dry
dock
power
plant
oar(
of-"UirPCljr!l
of
(;ilIia.
o
gci
sieai
.
up
a.
u
power
imu
dian
pajfic
Railway
and
direc.
he
lines
rel.er
be
ob-
could
not
lor
of
severa,
sub(il,ia
c,jm
lamed
roni
that
source
until
tiet
of
hearl
tj!ll.as0
2.J(
this
arternoon
when
Hec-jt.omincJr,
iuns
rM
,
herefrom
nelly
from
here
was
turned
in-,a,t
ni(.L
e
,,tt)
imrti(.ilm(,.(
lo
he
city
lines.
The
city
plant;in
l0
Kniahu
r
i:ohm&Uit
,.,
will
be
operating
'again
late
thU.ade
5;UIH,ay
ani,
0(m,ralllPJ
aflernoon,
it
is
expected.
,jnvelf.
He
was
born
in
Mil.
various
industries
in
the
city
waukee
in
1853.
depending
on
electric
power
tori
.
LIBERAL
ELECTED
News
was
late
in
issuing
this
uf-
LONDON,
Deo.
it,
In
(ho
lernoon.
Western
Isle
division
of
Inver-
Thi
city's
waler
supply
was(ness
and
Ross
and
Cromartyfc
was
not
interfered
wilh
as
there
one
of
the
delayed
election
re
W.
Spiller
of;
is
always
a
reserve
In
the
Aero-
turns,
A.
M.
Livingstone,
Liberal;
polls
Hill
reservoir.
ijUDi
ribe
for
(be
Daily
News.
was
elected.
by
a
Liberal
mint
The
seat
was
held
in
the
last
parlia-