WhMi
Yau
Want
A
cordinii
to
Sir
Ikmnbl
Maun
who
in
bono-
from
n
lengthy
vlil
lo
Kurope.
Itanmay
.NUcdonabl,
leaner
oi
lie
i.a
.or
pa.-,.
-
AXYoX.
,.,..
;l.
TllP
1mh
of
lieve,.
wil
be
called
upon
lo
akc
'
NVuap
,.,,
WBll
,,,,.
,
and
that
Ihe
rnllln
office
.
f.im
M
I(i
(((
Kovemmeul
will
be
n.oderale
n)
an
(
,
its
liealment
of
the
iiuijorily
of
'
,
.
n....liv
nll
problems
of
Iho
day.
vav.Ii.i.mImv.
TI.i,
lurv
found
that
MACKENZIE
HAD
LARGE
ESTATE
Railway
Maqnale
Left
$15,000,-000
Children
Will
Get
Million
Apiece
TOIIONTO,'
Dec.
SI.
The
Toronto
Telegram
says
Ihal
Ihe
bile
Sir
William
Mackentie,
railway
masnale,
left
an
estate
which
will
not
fall
below
$I0
000,000
and
which
may
rise
as
high
ns
1
5,000,000.
A
sou
and
five
daughter
will
net
more
than
n
million
apiece.
BEAR
RIVER
BRIDGE
OPENED
FOR
TRAFFIC
The
new
provincial
govern
inent
bridue.
replacing
Iho
old
.by
deceased
had
been
killed
i
a
reull
of
a
fall
from
a
ladder
a
distance
of
some
eiclit
feel.
Ulrikinx
Hie
tor;
of
bis
head,
death
ln'iiiK
almost
inslantan
eous.
I'rom
Maide
Hay
three
wilnesses,
who
saw
deceased
fall,
were
examined.
Ilach
wllness
leslified
that
all
proper
pr
cautions
were
taken
on
the
work
to
protect
the
men
eiiKaped.
Hlue
prints
of
Hie
construction
were
exniinieu.
inejury
lounu
Hie
lluestou's
death
was
caused
liy
an
accident
with
no
blame
atlachin?
to
anyone.
The
Jury
consisted
of
F.
M.
Kelley
(foreman
J.
Vv'.
Wood,
F.
I
Townshend.
A.
PinclnW,
F.
iJ.
S
Sweeney,
V
.
l.arson.
DRUG)
INQUIRY
ENDED
limber
Iresllo
bridge
across
Ihe,
concluded
yesterday.
Hear
lliver,
north
of
Stewart,
ban
been
completed
and
opened
to
traffic.
Mrs,
A.
Hair
and
Miss
Hwen-dolyn
lloyle
of
Winnipeg,
ar
rived
In
Ihe
city
last
night,
to.ci
tlsll
wllli
Mrs,
J.
Hreer,
Fifth
1'
Aveuue
"East.
VAMHHJVF.Il.
Dec.
21.
The.
imuiry
conducted
al
Ihe
instance
of
Attorney
Ocucral
Man-son
into
allied
drug
tralllcking
ll.C.M.P.
narcotic
odlccrs
Nol
salis-
fied
with
the
conduct
of
this
in-
vesligalion,
il
is
understood
the
Attorney
Heneral
may
order
another.
Dr.
II.
D.
Tassie
left
for
Van
comer
lasl
night
on
(be
steamer
rince
Ocorgc
on
n
combined
bUbir.ess
unj
pleasure
trip"
he
MEXICO
HAS
BAD
'QUAKE
Three
Towna
In
Sonora
Reported
Razed
In
Shock
Many
Killed
DOUOLAS,
Dec.
21.
Ao4
cording
to
reports
received
by
.
President.
Durazo.
of
Aguaprieta,
the
Mexican
towns
of
Grandes,
Huasbaa
and
Opoto
have
been
razed
by
earthquake.
The
president
has
been
asked
Jto
send
food
and
tenia
to
the
stricken
zones.
All
three
towns
are
In
Sonora.
Many
are
reported
to
have
been
killed
and
Injured.
CONSERVATIVES
GAIN
SEAT
IN
ENGLAND
BY
RESULT
BY-ELECTION
Son
and
Heir
of
Duke
of
Devonshire
Wins
West
Derbyshire
Front
Liberal
Column
LO.NDON,
Dec.
21.
In
the
West
Derbyshire
by-eleclion,
the,
Marquis
of
Huntingdon,
sou
nud
heir
of
the
Duke
of
Devonshire,
(
was
elected
by
a
majority
of
500
over
his
Libeml
opponent.
It
Is.
a
Conservative
gain
because
I
be
former
member,
who
died
on
Ihe
eve
of
Ihe
general
election,
wqn
Hie
riding
at
two
election's
for
the
Liberals.
C.lUt.
steamer
Princess
Heal,
rice
Is
due
to
arrive
in
port
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver.
TetunHijr
south
at
1
y.w.
whether
Ihe
government,
follow
ing
adoption
of
the
redistribution
bill
in
Hip.
forthcoming
session,
is
not
likely
lo
make
an
appeal
lo
I
lie
people.
Unless
changes
develop
in
the
interval,
the
government
will
meet
parliament
with
a
technical
minority
of
four
if
Ihe
Progressives,
Conservatives,
Independ
ents
and
Labor
are
counted
as
.tl
Joint
opposition.
j
Ml!
RECOUNT
GIVES
OWEN
MAYORALTY
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
SI.
Aid.
W.
II.
Owen
is
Jtillinayor-elecl
of
Vancouver.
.
recount
gives
him
a
majority
of
57
Avenue
West,
al
Ihe
Husp!d!
this
morata?.
"Take
Her
To
Tha
Boston"
TAXI
A
FESTIVE
glad
Yuletidc
FEASTS.
welcome
awaiU
you,
Turkey,
Plum
99
Pudding
and
all
the
old-
n
a
harry
fashioned
good
fare
will
hex
Phone
Xmas.
on
our
festive
board
thff
J
Beet
Car
and
Best
Servloe
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOSTON
GRILL
In
the
1
Olty.
Rata
Reasonable
.e?
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Private
Boxes
For
Party
Usa
VOL.
XIII'.,
NO,
300,
I'HINCE
IRI'EIIT,
B.C.,
FHIDAY,
DKCEMBEIl
21,
I02.J.
VMOraiM
Circulation
i.eos.
StfMt
SalH
S40.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
LEGISLA
l
(JRE
FINISHES
WORK
AND
CLOSES
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
IS
EXPECTED
TO
APPEAL
TO
ELECTORS
SHORTLY
Bowser's
Bill
Beaten;
Iron
and
Steel
Bounty
Proposal
is
Supported
YH.TOMIA.
Dee.
21.
The
legislature
concluded
its
labor
r
it...
.
hum
..i
'in
....
i..
..n-...
.......
.....I
.......
r..a.iiillt
NAVAL
RESERVE
I
RECRUITS
HERE;
Local
Registrar,
Capt.
McCoskrle,
Saya
Lively
Interest
Is
Being
Taken
llccruitiug
for
I
lie
llnyol
Canadian
Naal
lleerve
in
I'rince
Hubert
i
now
in
progress
and
HIT
Ultf
fr
")
Hi
dl"
JVIVIUUJ
ti
I
I
C
I
1
1
WM1
1
UUU
VU
lUlUMHI
.
1--.S
u
I,
I
.
...
ft
tr
pn.rosii'd
by
Licutenaiil
Gmernor
W.
U
Nicliol
ut
II
o
clock
','
w,
(
regi,,ar
here,
tin
morning.
Hi
darkest
day
in
the
ear.
Neither
government
((al
a
n
.
attached
lo
tin
fart
mid
bolb
nor
opiuiMtHMi
significance
l"'r-)i(
)(,iJf
,vjnpp,
in
i(
Some1
lie
were
in
jubilant
mood
with
their
accomplishment
of
the
,
nf
(pi
ax,
a((I,i(()
f,-'9'n.
,
.
.
.
.
.
accepted
in
the
local
quota
of
25;
Weary
ami
huggardjiiinijler
Jammed
on
all
pr-sssure
l
liHl
,
MirM
w,
,)P
mi,..!
ANOTHER
SEAT
!!
reading
of
Hon.
".
J.
How.er's
ill
renewing
lit.H
effort
lo
remove
.and
this
port
will
undouhledly
commence
at
Csquimall
this
wilder.
Iihernien
and
coasl-
taI
-u
fit.
ft
t.fb
U
t-M
fl
lit
All
T
I
lit
lA
he
VrM.nal
lax
frum
properly
.
.
lllllinlMPml
,,
Ihe
ftatutoh.
The
result
a
an.
......
...
ara
.
,
.,,
"liter
defeat
23
lo
ttf.
.
.
.
f..-
H,
vnrb
Kent
County,
New
Brunswick,
There
are
slill
a
few
items
of
.
'"',,,
..
iMilllt
.in.:
Mitr
11
.
.
.....
Kieciea
conservative
in
uiiiiiiimh-ii
nui'Mir"
iniuuinnn
By-election
Yesterday
iiii'inm-i-iM
Tin.
thai
thee
nhall
die.
keuile
Kintr
federnl
admiiiin.
(ration
lol
unolher
ieat
in
Ihe
lloue
of
(tiiini'ii
when
Kent
.
I.,
I..
tl...
I.V-.I.mI
l.t.
nm
-
to
final
ftailtT"
i
185.
MANNEXPECTS
LABOR
GOV'T.
Canadian
Railway
Magnata
TOllotMO.
!.
SI.-A
Labor
Kovernmeul
in
Ureal
Hritain
may
be
the
outcome
of
the
preeul
Steel
Bounty
Passed
yet
lntfiiMi
1
1
o
ft
Ofjf
f
as.
I
fikt
H
i
...
.
.
1..
.
.
wsv
a-ai
""
n,rr
,u',v
''neceary
for
Ihem
lo
underj-'o
iapimrenlly
an
undertandiii!:i
I
medical
examination
'and
......
....
have
jlheir
papers
forwarded
lo
Otta-
wa.
Following
thlt
the
fucce.-
iK-clarlng
lliat
the
jjoverunieut
fl
appUca,,!.
wm
proceed
In
nrucd
lo
be
i.taimdnl
into
;,lim!,u
lo
PiPr
(raininpr.
bond
jjuaranlee
wiinoijt
aue-j
-n.-jioval
Canadian'
Naal
r-
lil
ill
in
ii.
u
;
-i
n
vii.fii
j
i
j
.fi'l'
lllf"kiiijrtiiniiuinii..o.ci.
i'
t
c
r
d
a
y
reJUiriied
Ale
yiiiidchiuale
auranee?
rr?l!!':
ivliabeci.rorRaivjied,
Jor
;.urelle."T.iirervarive,
by
ip'y
ffoni
thoe
makln?
propial
tranilIl:
llicn
frtr
Hanadian
de-inajorlly
if
200
over
Alfred'to
Hut
end,
Hon.
William
Sloan,
fe)M,
.
R,0U(.,.Ca,ion
arUe.
from
llourgeoiii.
Liberal.
The
election
minii'ler
of
mine,
put
throuph
foa4(
(o
COiM(
,llofrelher
t.ono
wa.
made
necffMry
by
the
I
be
leKi-laluns
a
bill
and
retold-
mnx
wj,
,,,,
raj(.,,
j,,
,,e
fliof
dealb
of
A.
T.
I.eger.
Liberal.
Un
lookinK
to
provincial
and
cli
am,
M(,
trainin?
carried
ItlCIIIUmo.
her
:M
noon
dominion
novernnu-fll
bounlles
oul
a,
Halifax
ami
Ksquimall.
Ilourelle
majomy
aeronljnjt
l''l
Iron
to
be
produced
In,
j,.rja
pffort
are
being
made
Hrlll-li
Miiumma.
me
nnni-ier
,,,
pn,(
fp
(rnmn(r
the
fiOier-;expre!.ed
confidence
that
the
mon
of
rmh
Coluniltia,
on
as
lintn
and
tee
In.lulry
would
be
(o
Plirrap
roaJ
beeomins
loperallmt
in
Ihe
province
in
thej,C
nnnrHi
nurfery
for
a
naval
l.
.An.
fnltirff
Hi.
I.ni
iirniiili'M
fur
.
.
.n
t
..
n.A
J.()on.Oon
in
bounties
for
a
fie
year
period
ami
ak
Ihe
federal
unvcrnmcnt
lo
make
a
!imilar
provision.
Speak,
of
British
Political
'CRANKY
EMPLOYEE
Situation
FELL
TO
DEATH
AT
MAPLE
BAY
MINE
on.rlllnl
polilicul
iitiialiou
ae-
Wallace
Huesten
Kilted
Instan
taneously
Accidental
Death,
Jury
Finds
-
.hum
Tiii'naiii
ill'
rrrnr.
in
lie
Ma
HI
inn-
pntvinces.
The
period
of
Iraininp
will
be
12
day
duriiijr
Ihe
firl
year
at
ea
or
ahore,
and
1
1
day
an
nually
for
Ihe
remaiuiiiK
years
Of
enndlmenl.
"
There
will
aNo
be
recruitH
from
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mis
BJith
Day,
stage
star,
b;t
Hernard
(iorcey,
that
the
navy
would
beat
the
army
in
the
annual
football
contest
in
the
United
.Slates.
The
game
was
a
lie,
.o
both
patd
the
penalty
by
riding
in
a
mule
cart
through
New
York
streets.
Ottawa
Talk
is
That
Result
of
By-Election
in
Kent
May
i
Mean
General
Election
Soon
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
Cabinet
meets
this
afternoon
and,
Hie
meeting
was
called
before
Ihe
result
of
the
in
Kent
was
known
for
the
purpos?
of
dispatching
regular
business,
the
second
defeat
of
the
government
in
the
maritime
pmvinres
will
doubtless
come
in
for
considerable
discussion.
Comment
in
(he
capital
today
turns
largely
on
In?
political
situation
lo
which
Ihe
successive
Conservative
victories
have
given
rise.
There
is
u
recurrence
of
the
rumor
thai,
following
the
passing
of
the
rdistribulion
bill
and
Ihe
voting
of
supplies
at
the
next
session,
the
povern-1
niviit
may
decide
lo
iro
lo
the.
country
in
an
effort
lo
secure
a
working
majority
in
the
House.
As
matters
stand
now
with
no
vacancies
in
the
House
lo
fill,
Ihe
rov
eminent
is
in
a
technical
minority
of
four.
Government
Disappointed
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
The
result
of
the
by-eleclion
in
Kent
County,
New
llrunswick,
coining
so
soon
after
the
Liberal
defeat
in
Halifax,
is
received
in
guv
eminent
circles
with
unquestioned
disappoint
men!.
Only
a
few
days
ago,
Itoberl
Forke.
leader
of
the
Progressives,
declared
lliat
a
general
election
next
summer
would
be
a
possiliilily
if
the
government
lost
in
Kent.
The
result
no
doubt
will
sivej
rise
lo
much
speculation
as
to
INSISTS
ON
JURY
TRIAL
Ontario
Attorney
General
Takes
Hand
In
Home
Bank
Case
TORONTO,
Dec.
21
.Attorney
General
W.
F.
Nlckle
has
decided
to
Insist
that
the
ten
directors
and
officials
of
the
defunct
Home
Bank
charged
with
conspiracy
to
defraud
be
tried
by
Jury
at
the
next
assizes.
Mr.
Nlckle
announces
that
he
will
act
under
a
section
of
the
criminal
code
giving
him
the
right
to
require
trial
before
Joey.
This
action
comes
In
response
to
a
mandatory
order
made
yesterday
by
Mr.
Justice
Mlddleton
of
the
Supreme
Court
allowing
trial
In
County
Court
without
Jury.
VANCOUVER
P0UCE
FIRED
ON
MEMBERS
LOCAL
BOAT'S
CREW
Three
members
of
Ihe
crew
of
Surplus
Population
is
Becoming
Serious
Problem
in
Germany
and
;
Industrial
Centres
Worst
off
ItKMLIN,
Dec.
21.
What
is
lo
become
of
(iermany's
surplus
population
of
20,U00,000?
The
question
is
looming
up-'as
j
serious
one
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
birth
rale
is
rapidly
approximating
the
pre-war
figures
and
the
annual
emigration
is
relatively
small.
Ilussia
is
held
up
to
the
Herman
public
as
u
land
that
nniv
eventually
absorb
15,000,00(1
Hermans,
but
there
is
slight
movement
toward
that
country
because
in
present
conditions
under
Soviet
rule.
South
American
countries
also
are
men
tioned
by
the
Herman
press
as!
suitable
for
future
homes
for
Hermans
bul
the
United
Stales
is
the
only
country
lo
which
thel
Hermans
appear
lo
be
anxious
to
emizrale.
The
indications
are
that
the
applicants
for
ad
mission
lo
the,
United
Stales
will
greatly
exceed
Ihe
quola
of
60,-000
lh.
year.
The
over
population
is
mostly
in
the
industrial
renters.
There
Is
an
endless
chain
of
young
mechanics
who
manage
lo
get
enough
funds
together
lo
make
their
way
lo
the
United
States
and
send
money
back
to
their
brolliprs
and
friends
who
Join
Ihem
on
the
other
side.
These
are
mostly
men
without
families.
-
'
-
So
(Jermaiiy
Is
losing
'
many
SALE
OF
BEER
.
DECIDED
UPON
Alberta
Farmer
Members
In
Caucus
Reached
Decision
on
Question
Last
Night
EDMONTON,
Dec.
SI.
Sale
o
beer
by
Ihe
glass
in
special
premises
of
hole!
conforming
with
accommodation
regulations
to
be
determined
later
was
decided
upon
by
the
United
Farmer
members
of
Ihe
legislature
last
night.
The
decision
was
wau&.aL.
JUeHyU"6ulusoiw
of
u
Hiree
day
caucus
attended
'by
rn.u.
,.....
,
ii
......
.i.:.i.i
or
Ihe
men
who
might
lie
most
u.u.-,.
becr
be
sold
helpful
in
bringing
her
In.Iu..-f"'.1
'
in
slale.d,n'"f
rooms
l.ut
only
In
..fiocal
tries
back
into
ordered
with
service
at
tables
Pniej
The
ynunser
mm
tire
of
Ihe
boneless
snarl
or
domestic
poli-'""
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,
?uru'
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lie.
Ihe
clash
or
many
party
in-l?"'
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X'v;
beer
licenses,
leresls
and
Ilia
endless
wrang-
,,1,eial
;!'''"
be
incorporat-lings
or
labor
and
political
or-
U,e
Acl
as
Vuebec-
ganizalions.
Hut
it
is
Ihe
rare
workman
who
manages
lo
col
lect
enoiizh
funds
In
emigrate.
Labor
Population
(iermany's
labor
population,
employed
in
industries
of
all
sorts,
including
shipping,
is
estimated
at
about
.25,000,000.
The
actual
number
of
organized
laborers
is
15.000.000.
and
it
is
largely
rrom
laborers
of
Ibis
class
Ihal
the
emigrants
comes.
For
Ihe
.first
six
monlhls
of
Ibis
year
Ihe
emigration
from
Hermauy
totalled
about
1
1.000.
which
was
about
four
limes
as
SCANDIA
HAS
RECORD
CATCH
American
Schooner
Arrived
Thla
Morning
With
110,000
'
Pounds
or
Halibut
The
American
schooner
Scan
dia,
Capt.
O.
II.
Vhatum,
a
seven
teen
man
boat,
made
Ihe
heavf-
est
independent
landing
in
yeafs"
at
this
port
when
she
arrived
much
as
that
of
the
correspond-,'
morning
with
1
10,000
pound?'
ing
mouths
of
1922.
and
almost
of
halibut.
The
entire
catch
was
three
limes
that
of
Ihe
lat
six,""'
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries
CiTg
months
of
15)22.
Ltd.,
-at
I3.7c
and
8.5c.
The-
Emigration
at
the
present
rale,
however,
offers
no
solution
for
Hie
problem
of
over
population
which
Oermany
faces,
a
problem
which
is
made
more
acute
by
the
refugees
from
Ilussia
and
olher
European
countries
who
have
overrun
the
republic.
ITALY
TO
SUPPORT
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
Conference
of
Secretary
General
Drummond
and
Premier
Mussolini
Productive
of
Results
;lhe
steamer
I'rince
Oeorge
gave;
HENEVA,
Dec.
21.
Leagiie
of
Vancouver
police
officers
a
run
Nations
officials
expect
more
acr
early
Monday
morning
last.
tive
co-operation
from
Italy
as
a
Officers
answered
a
rush
call
result
of
the
recent
visit
of
Sec-
,to
Ihe
I.L.A.
hall
at
3.
to
a.m.,
ret
a
ry
Heneral
Drummond
to
,aud
arrived
just
in
time
lo
see
Premier
Mussolini.
Italy
Is
the
jthree
men
run
from
the
entrance
Vales
I
nation
lo
notify
Geneva
of
.to
the
building
and
make
toward
Its
support
of
the
proposal
adopt-
over
Ex-Mayor
L.
D.
Tay-
the
waterfront.
The
police
gave
ed
at
Ihe
last
assembly
of
the
lor
who
applied
for
Ihe
.chase
and
one
shot
was
fired
In
league
to
teach
children
in
tho
recount.
Owen
increases
ithc
air
in
an
attempt
lo
get
tho
schools
the
purposes
of
the
his
lead
thereby
by
four
,
fugitive
lo
stop,
but
this
they
league.
votes.
.did
not
do
until
a
shipping
fed-
Italy
has
agreed
also
to
grant
.eratiou
constable
from
the
spot
all
possible
facilities
to
groups!
toward
which
Ibey
were
running
of
students
or
Hoy
Scouts
and
opened
fire.
They
then
slopped
fiirl
Guides
who
may
bo
travel.
!
BIRTH
and
were
questioned.
They
were
ling
through
Italy.
The
move-
able
lo
satisfy
Ihe
officers
thai
inent
to
facililate
Hie
travelling
i
A
son
was
born
lo
Mr.
andithcy
had
no
criminal
intent
and
of
youths
was
launched
at
the
ps.
C
II.
Thompson.
132
Fifth
.were
allowed
lo
board
their
ship
last
asse
mbly.
General
;afler
being
warned
as
to
Jf'stur
eondu.
t.
theirl
schooner
has
only
been
out
sixteen
days.
The
catch
wnse
made
On
Ihe
deep
sea
fishing
grounds
orr
Yakatat.
Tho
Scan-
dia
was
Ihe
only
fish
arrivaT
this
morning.
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for'tti
Daily
News.'
NOTICE.
All
owners
or
part
owners
of
Canadian
Halibut
Fishing
boats
and
all
Canadian
halibut
fishermen
are
requested
lo
attend
a
meeting
In
Ihe
City
Hall
on
Friday
evening,
Hie
21st
al
eight
o'clock,
to
discuss
Hie
situation
exist
ing
on
account
of
the
i
duty
on
Canadian
fish.
As
all
merchant
and
those
engaged
in
business
in
Ihe
city
are
more
or
less
vitally
affected
and
as
those
engaged
in
fishing
count
on
their
support,
they
are
also
requested
to
attend.
The
calling
or
this
meeting
is
Iho
result
ot
a
Joint
meeting
Wednesday
evening,
of
Committees
from
tho
City
Coun
cil,
from
tho
Hoard
of.
.A
Trade,
from
Ihe
owners
ot
fishing
boats
and
from
Ihe
Fishermen's
Union,
300