When
Yen
Want
A
Special
lo
Daily
News
VltrrOIUA.
lice.
15.
A
hill
inlnujiicfil
into
the
Legisla
ture
hv
Hon.
T.
I).
Pallullo.
provides
for
the
vesting
of
authority!
in
the
minister
of
land
to
eloe
un
agreement
on
behalf
of
the
j
province
with
the
lirainl
Trunk
Pacific
Itailwuy
Company
and;
the
Urand
Trunk
Development
Co.
in
respect
of
certain
propjrty,
111
uiid
adjacent
lo
Prince
Hnpert.
i
1.
utter
Ihe
existing
agreement
the
firamJ
Trunk
Pacific,
lluilwiiy
n'ciircii
from
Ihe
provide?
at
inspection
ys.noo
acre
of
laud
lo
he
subdivided
ami
a
quarter
interest
of
which
was
toi
1
i-rrr
in.
i
.ln-
ronveveil
to
the
Crown.
I
PREMIER
SMUTS
AND
ELECTION
Ish
eleelorale
was
ho.lile.
(permanent
amu.emenl
centre.
The
province
also
secures
a
rorly
rumvlMr
if""1
"'''l'
of
waterfront
around
unur
IP
NUMC
lO
tNJUlllIU
!(hc
lakes
and
connecliiiK
with
the
lCDV
CIMC
UCATUPD
harbor
which
will
Im
owneil
by
fEKI
rint
TttftlnCrA
,,,
,,rvinee
and
will
provide
proper
Ingres,
and
egress
o
Operations
Continued
Until
Late
pi-nncial
property
and
Drilling
to
go
on
During
Winter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Priesl
or
Oraham
Avenue,
Weslview,
and
Miss
II.
Hichardsou.
Mrs.
Priest's
sister,
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
)iy
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Hupcrl
Tor
Vancouver.
HALIBUT
BOAT
OWNERS
TO
MEET
A
meeting
of
Ihe
llali-hul
Boat
Owners
will
be
held,
In
the
Court
House,
Monday,
Dccnnher
17,
at
8
p.m.
lo
discuss
Ihelr
interests
re
the
port
and
American
boals
This
Is
Important
and
all
owners
am
Inviled.
200
'
Provision
i.
also
made
in
Ihe
gary
by
one
lo
nothing;
Heginn
defeated
Victoria
al
Hegina
four
to
two;
Saskatoon
beat
Seattle
id
Moose
Jaw
two
lo
one.
BRITAIN
PAYS
HUGE
SUM
TO
STATES
ON
DEBT
THAT
COUNTRY
NEW
YUIIK,
lec.
15.
Ilrilain
will
iay
the
first
installment
or
923,000,-000
On
the
iriucijJil
of
her
dcbl
lo
the
United
Stales
today
as
writ
a
another
9G9.O0O.UO0
1
11
tercl
on
the
outstanding
dcht.
Owing
to
general
conditions
'APPEAL
ON
CIVIC
IMP
SUIHIIVIIOII
Will)
IIUI
Mlliru
out
and
consequently
Ihe
quarter
Interest
in
the
lauds
wan
never
transferred
to
Ihe
province.
t'nder
the
agreement
now
bc-
-
fore
the
Legislature
Ihe
ub-
Says
Dominions
Will
Not
Likely
division
or
the
lands
is
waived
Continue
Trade
Preference
If
sbul'Uie
giweri.mentMttkefl.80n
ri.rtnriu
Hostii
acre
am)
the
bulanee
remains
VOTERS'
LIST
TO
BE
HEARD
MONDAY
The
lel
appeaV
of
1.
S.
Cam
eron
iiirainsl
the
decision
of
the
municipal
court
of
revision
lo
mlnke
Ins
name
off
Ihe
'vnlers
'Jr
l""
,'
development'
a-
wllh
Ihe
comj.any.
JMIIWM
'HiL-IHI
lr
15
which
is
now
merged
into
the
'oe.i
m
c.
,
JOIIA.VMJIUL
Hi.
.
l.r.
I-.
....
...
.,.
ns
l2
road
tax
when
registering
rrein.er
r-muis.
n
"
x
rr
cmi.r
wll
'
J,1,JIC
Youn,T
,n
In
hl
speech
lo
the
British
elee-1
Get.
...
Salt
m
L.ke
-k.
(m
Moni)
Hon..
.aid
unlos.
the
promises
An
important
fra
lire
r
the
Se
n
js
uu
or
the
Impe
.al
government
were
new
agreement
is
that
the
.al
,,,
wjU
Par
,
cuurl
(o
mirilled.
he
feari-,1
Ihe
Imperial
Lake
pas.es
to
lh
provincla
,
,rilMlflI,e
who
I.
onferenre
system
would
become
Bovernment.
I
II.
means
lhal
v
manner.
If
discmiiled
in
Ihe
Ihiinlnl.
the
fall
Lake
always
dreUion
tlC
C(iuri
0r
re-
whlrh
would
ask
wli)'
mey
snouiu
avauanie
or
inr
n.o
i
c
roiiilime
trnile
nreferenreit
with
clliiens
nl
Prince
Hupert
a.
a
ii.
M,.n...r
rjimiiev
If
Hie
Brit,
swlmmlnir
nlace
and
park
and!
vision
f.
sustained,
it
i.s
said
lhal
about
100
names
will
have
to
be
struck
ofr
the
list.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Arsenal
1.
lluililersfield
3.
ilotlon
W.
7.
Nolls
County
1.
Burnley
2.
Chelsea
0.
bill
(o
trnnsrer
lo
Hie
city
Sort,.
,
.
Cardiff
City
feet
of
waterrronl
near
Cow
Bay.M.iiirhesler
C
2.
Kverlou
I.
I'.t
II...
i
I
..
.....I.'
.
N't
Dili
Dec
15.
Kxerptlon-'un
munition
mm
me
my
-
jfolls
.Forest
2.
V
esi
nam
i'.
ally
warm
wealher
this
fall
ru-'il
claim
to
riparian
risshls
alpn.!bn
N.
II.
I,
Mlddlcsboro
0.
aided
gohl
dredging
operators
lo
Cow
Bay.
Sheffield
I.
2,
Aslon
Villa
1.
lii-nuL
nil
f..iii-il
fur
lnli'iinss
in!
Provision
i.
further
made
rorjJ...,r.,lll
3-
Newcastle
L'.
2.
suspendlinr
m.eralions
mid
plan
n
right
ol
way
through
the
mil-)
0iienham
II.
2.
Blackburn
II.
1.
are
B('
nii.le
tiT
to
i
continue,
toiitiiiuu
drilling
t
r
lo
way
-
company
s
propeny
on
We.t
llromwich
0.
Hlrmlngiuiiq
o
l.ednM-k
throughout
the
winter
Kalen
...
Island
lor
n
Ihe
s
building
ft
it
ol
,'n",,
or
Ira,,s'
moulh.s.
llesldenls
here
'are
enjoyingi
7Zr.T..
amusemenls
which
Ihey
say
have
PDA
R
F
HOCKEY
TEAMS
never
been
nlfonleil
before
ow
ing
lo
the
present
light
snowfall.
VICTORIA
AMATEUR
HOCKEY
TEAM
WINS
VICTOItIA,
Dec.
1
5.
-
Victoria
anileur
hockey
leam
defealed
Seal
He
lasl
night
by
a
score
or
five
lo
nothing.
ALL
VICTORIOUS
WHEN
Division
II.
Barnsley
2.
Bradford
City
1.
Bristol
T.lly
I,
Hull
City
0.
Coventry
City
1.
Stoke
2.
Crystal
Palace
3,
Wednesday
0.
I
Derby
C.
2.
Blackpool
0.
t
.i
rv
on
nnnnir
irp
niVVQ
uinain
o,
.eisou.u.
UPI
rKAmlE
IIL
IinrJ
Leeds
t
.
I.
Bury
2.
Leicester
C.
I.
Oldham
I.
VANCOl
VF.lt,
Dec.
15.
-Oil-
Port
Vale
0,
.Manchester
1.
carv
defeated
Vancouver
al
Cal-jsoulhaundon
0,
South
Shields
0,
Slockporl
Cilv
Clapton
Orient,
nol
pliiyed.
Division
III.
Northern
Doucaster
2,
Durham
1.
Hnchdale
3,
Barrow
1.
W.
F.
Ungerer
of
lerraee
pew
lirigliton
2,
rewe
i.
sailed
today
by
Ihn
Princess
oilier
games
not
piayen.
Beatrice
Tor
Vancouver
enrouto
to
portage
la
Prairie.
1
Suhcriho
Tor
Iho
Daily
News.
Canadian
Bandit
was
Shot
and
Captured
in
Gun
Fight
with
the
mil
.
r
TAXI
mm
mi
BOSTON
Third
NEW
Ave.
GRILL
99
The
Latest
IinastaUrants.
m
a
hurry
si.
.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Phone
'
-.
'
and
party
Use.
PRINCE
est
Food.
Best
Service.
RUPERT
Beat
Cara
and
Best
Service
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
lha
Otty.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
VOL.
XIII.
NO.
291.
PHINCE
lit
PEHT,
B.C.,
HATUniJAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1023.
rtrur
eirt.io
1702.
Strttt
SalM
Sax.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
-
''HII,,....
""'I.
Police
Front
Minneapolis
P.O.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Dec.
15.
Norman
"lied"
Ityan,
an
es
caped
Canadian
convict,
was
shot
and
captured
mid
four
oilier
persons
wounded
in
a
gnu
fighl
belwesn
police
ami
alleged
bandils
in
front
of
ihe
post
ofricu
hero
lasl
night.
Four
of
Ihe
bandits,
three
or
whom
are
said
to
have
escaped
from
Kingston
penitentiary
011
September
JO
with
llyan,
ss-i-iiiieil
after
exchanging
shots
with,
the
officers.
H
Viin
confessed
lhal
he
had
escaped
from
Kingston
and
thut
he
held
up
the
(Irnnd
Avenue
stats
bank
at
SL
Paul
011
oein-bir
:.
dud
k'M
$'000
11
Was
traced'
b"re
bj
Canadian
officers
Proposal
Made
at
Hospital
Board
Meeting
and
Held
Over;
Other
Changes
7
At
(tie
meeting
"f
Ihe
hospital
hoard
last
night
1).
C.
Mcllae,
on
4.
4)
behalf
of
tliefinance
committee.
war
to
1
ra'
9-0
a
month
for
the
1
presented
a
report
rcceommeiid-
4.
i
tiff
a
reduction
of
I
lie
amount
4.
4.
'paid
lo
pupil
iurscs
by
five
dot-'4.
Ilari
a
month
Jor
each
(trade.
II
4.ihas
been
the'icuslom
since
I
lie'
Special
lo
Daily
News,
VICTOItIA,
Dec.
15.
A
check
for
98,310.19
is
being
forwarded
to
the
cily.nf
Prince
Hupert
by
Ihe
Provincial
(Sovern-menl,
this
lieing
the
city's
hare
ot
I
lie
molor
license
and
Pari-Mutucl
taxes.
The
share
for
molor
licenses-
is
1,7
1
8
and-
from
Pari.muluel
93,592.
rir.t
)ear,
925
a
month
for
tliei4-44
fecund
and
930
for
the
third.
If;
Ihe
recommendation
is
adopted
t
TTPn
CAD
M?An
the
amounts
will
be
91.
for
ll.'LtlLK
TUn
VLPiU
"a
StJrSi'
AN
IS
OUTLINED
4,
was
laid
over
for
consideration'
should
be
increaseil
rrom
50.caieu
wnn
.Mrs.
jawoisni
jor
no-
question.
lo
9175
a
month.
All
the
recom-menilalfons
with
laid
on
Ihe
table
for
consideration
at
the
next
meetiiiK
of
Ihe
board.
Higher
Than
Others
It
wa.
explained
that
several
or
the
chances
were
for
Hie
purpose
of
brincim.'
Hie
local
hospital
in
line
with
others.
t.
K.
Lamp-
bell
Ihoufthl
the
only
variations
In
this
should
be
where
local
conditions
made
il
desirable.
vice
as
to
inlermcnt
Yesterday
aflernoon
the
police
received
a
lelegram
rrom
John
Welker,
a
relative
of
deceased
at
Jensen,
Saskatchewan
had
wrillen
lo
a
number
or
bos-jhere
and
Ihe
Oreat
War
Veter-pilals
and
found
thai
the
salaries,
an.'
Association
ha
been
ap-
980
and
95
w
mouth
paid
gradu-
proaclieil
on
me
mauer
ale
nurses
were
about
the
same
as
al
oilier
places
bul
Ihe
pupil
nurses
here
were
paid
away
higher
than
anywhere
else.
Accordingly
Ihe
commillec
recommended
a
reduction
all
round
of
five
dollars
a
mouth.
This
would
still
leave
them
higher
than
other
hospitals.
The
increasfe
had
been
made
during
Ihe
war
owing
lo
Ihe
dirricully
of
gelling
pupil
nur.es
bul
it
was
recognized
that
the
time
would
come
when
they
would
have
to
pay
the
same
as
other
places.
At
present
the
rate
was
double
Hie
average
ot
oilier
places
in
the
province
1).
O.
Slewarl,
chairman,
said
he
was
in
sympathy
with
the
mo
tion
but
thought
it
.should
nol
nrreel
those
now
employed
lcx.
Mackenzie
said
notice
ol
so
important
a
motion
should
have
been
given.
He
would
like
lo
see
it
laid
over.
Calgary
Next
CONCENTRATE
ON
SELLING
That
Is
Urge
of
Sir
Henry
Thorn-
ton
to
Traffic
Club
In
Address
CII1CAC.O.
Dec.
15.
Sir
Henry
GOVtivnMENT
IS
TAKING
OVER
SALT
LAKES
BILL
INTRODUCED
BY
PATTULLO
TO
PROVIDE
FOR
LAND
TRANSFER
HERE
Bill
to
Transfer
Salt
Lakes
to
the
Province
and
Prepare
for
Road
on
Island
is
Introduced
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
be
Given
Power
to
conclude
Arrangements
for
Transfer
of
Lands
and
Other
Matters
Behalf
of
B.C.
!
REDUCE
PAY
OF
PUPIL
NURSESt
CITY
GETS
CASH
FROM
LICENSES
AND
PARI-MUTUEL
First
Shot
of
Provincial
Minister
Sent
into
Camp
of
the
Enemy
McRae
Would
Grab
Province
VICTORIA,
Dec.
15.
The
iJelermiiiuliou
of
the
provincial
government
lo
hold
an
investigation
into
the
allegations
made
by
8ir
Charles
Topper
at
a
recent
meeting
or
the
Third
Party
followers
when
he
reiterated
charges
in
the
Searchlight,
the
organ
of
that
party,
was
further
emphasized
in
the
Legislature
vesterday
when
the
second
reading
of
the
bill
to
amend
the
fpolilie
liwinirips
Act'
and
lo
widen
Hie
scone,
of
imv
.omnii.siun
'appointed
thereunder,
came
up
for
consideration.
4.!
lion.
William
Sloan,
rrunister
of
mines,
who
with
YV.
J.
1
I
.
I
I
I
1
...111.
'
iwvr
uau
u:t:ii
(.-.uiipru
vim
having
accepted
50,000
from
tlie
pjf!.K.
interests
in
1015
and
1910
Tor
campaign
purposes,
again
on
the
Boor
of
Ihe
House
denied
Ihe
charge.
The
mlnislerj
wa
bitter
in
his
remarks
und
at
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DIOUY
ISItAM).
Haining;
The
irong
southeast
wind;
baromc
message
slated
lhat
deceased
tor.
2'J.yO;
temperature,
31;
was
a
returned
soldier
and
was
moderate
swell;
7:25
p.m.
spoke
entitled
to
a
decent
burial,
j
strainer
Prince
John,
left
This
vould
be
given
.him
al
Thurston
Harbor
7
p.m.
bound
Jansen
il
Ihe
body
was
forward-'
for
Cumshewa;
10:30
p.m.
spoke
ed
prepaid.
The
messaye
asked
Heamer
Anyox
10
p.m.
620
miles
for
a
full
account
of
the
dis-from
Seattle
southbound;
1.30
In
discussing
the
reduction
of,asler.
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Ihe
monthly
allowance
lo
pupil
Pernio.?
reeetpi
ot
auvice
mini
i
jtcal
rice
ilue
5
a.m.
uorllitiouml.
nurses
D.
C.
Mcllae,
chairman
orjileceased's
sister,
plans
are
be-1
tVAU
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
the
finance
committee,
said
being
made
lo
have
inlermcnt
jg,t
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.73;
temperature,
10;
sea
smooth.
tilTI
t
tlltlltfll)
l..i..Iitr.
MUI.il
llillUKIII.
Ikilllllllp..
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.00;
temperature.
It;
moder
ate
swell.
Noon
DKillV
ISia.ND.
Cloudy
sti-oug
southwest
wind;
barome
ter,
30.01;
temperature.
12;
sea
choppy.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
29.CC:
temperature..
37;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HAHBOH.
Overcast,
rhornlon,
president
of
the
Can-is.ilt
!iOUii.llsi
wind:
barometer
adian
National
Hallways,
in
a
505.
temperature,
13;
moder-
speech
before
the
trariw
cmo
aU,
swe;
,UI1.
spoke
steamer
yesterday,
urgen
me
eum.t
(it.iiTco,
Blubber
Bay
Tor
Anyox,
to
concentrate
on
the
selling
end
(,g.
,
j(ps
ri.OM
nyox;
8:35
of
their
business
an.
let
ex-
p
m
seamPr
Prince
Hu
nenses
take
care
of
themselves.
..,
in
1
,,.,,
(Ilini
norih
"We
should
Viiueru
our
oumy
boul,j.
3i5
a.m.
steamer
more
aHer
thai
ot
the
preat
in-
i,pin(.s
ia,.v
off
Ivorv
Island
..
.....
1
1...,
1
dustries,-
lie
sain,
"anu
insieau
m,rn,bound.
of
culling
down
on
the
selling
end
when
limes
begin
lo
I00K
linr.1.
concentrate
on
efforts
AUTOS
KILLED
232
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11,
ai
lino
clvlnir
nwire
t-'
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YOHK.
Dee.
15.
ulo
1.
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.
LIQUOR
PROFIT
tacked
(ieneral
Mcllae,
head
of
.
the
new
party,
and
Ihe
latter'si
Municipalities
Will
Receive
Near-
...
......
Milllln
lA.lk.r
Uhn
Ui..i
Film.
1
II.
I,
.,,.n.iv
,
ai
ine
i
cxi
meeiuiz
inn.
n
emners
f
,'"'""'!
..p..
Oilier
reciiiiuincndalftins
are
l
"ai
me
laie
I'nuiip
vv
euer,
TuptrtT
had
ileelareil
"III
that
Hie
plaster
cauls
which
are
wnose
pouy
was
lounu
urowjiea
you.
t.
P.
Oavls'
cr'
He
as-
or
Ihe
board
present
(iractically
Pe".
"a
nwr
nuioing
serien
uiai
nenerai
.ncnae
s
lie-all
expresMtil
themselves
in
lavor,
Raymore,
SaskaUhewan
sire
was
to
"grab
Ihe
province
of
the
chanae.
-
i
of
British
Columbia."
Sir
Cha.'les
IS
INCREASING
ly
Half
a
Million
Divided
Among
Them
VICTOItIA.
Dec.
15.
The
help.j,rrjK
from
Ihe
sale
of
liquor
was
in
British
Columbia
(ioveriuneni
now
charged
al
a
flat
rate
or
93
Thursday
morning
last,
was
a
9100,000
Tor
me."
and
John
Nel-jslorej,
for
the
six
months
end-should
be
nwde
lo
vary
in
cost
Kuropean
is
indicated
in
a
letter
son
was
after
90,000.
Beaumont
jn-
Senti;mber
30.
1323,
amount-
accordinz
lo
size,
Ihe
fee
beins
r
'c'1
was
ooiameu
Hoggs
of
iciona.
Hie
minister
e.I
to
91.102,109.50
as
against
rrom
92.50
lo
95;
lhat
the
charge
,,p
l,u1
f,cl'
b'
l,,e
cil'
declared,
was
looking
Tor
any-U250t9538
in
u,c
,r,.vious
si
ror
Ihe
u.e
or
Ihe
case
room'Pef
yesterday
arternoon.
'Ihe
thing.
monlhs
period,
an
increase
of
should
be
M.-,wliMcifor
minor
tler
was
wriUeivln
Oerman
The
biU
was
given
its
second
ji52.tt04.S8
,.
eariinar
lo
fig-operalioirs
tiilS&
,ubuI.ran'di!tTronfasister
var-
rrom
92.50
to
93.
deceased;
Mrs.
Lizzie
Jawoiski
of
nnouncenieiit
will
be
made
of
yeslerday
aflcrnooii
by
Hon"
A.
'Hie
Bnal
recommendation
was
Ilaymore.
J?a.kalehewan.
Chief
u,e
personnel
of
the
commission
M
Manson,
attorney
general.
that
the
salary
of
the
secretary
vicsers
inimeniaieij
comuiuiu-
which
win
nivcsiigaie
ine
r.u.c
under
whose
department
the
administration
or
(lie
Liquor
Act
comes.
Since
Ooverumenl
control
came
into
force,
Ihe
liquor
profits
have
totalled
95,012,531.-19.
The
municipalities
will
re-
,
reive
91CC.33I.08
out
of
Ihe
liquor
profits
fur
the
last
six
in
I.n.l
r.inn.l
and
Ihere
the
ra
cof.lo
exnenses."
H
ao'
la!1
munui,
me
.1.1
.
.
.
-
I
,
r.
1
:
1
1
1
:
1
tiH.i
i..n.
pay
was
910,
$15
and
$20
lor
rirsl,
second
and
third
years
re
spectively.
Vancouver
was
only
run
lime
wns
COlll
lK.
C"ir
liouai
iiiuunny
ri"in.inp
llenrv
said,
when
the
railroad
in-'Sociely
reimrls.
Eighly-six
per
duslry
should
be
regarded
as
sons
lost
their
lives
In
New
90.
98.
and
910
so
that
when
the
professional.
He
proposed
Iho
York
Lily
alone
reduction
was
made
they
would
establishment
in
North
America
j
still
be
two
and
a
Vancouver.
half
times
of
an
institute,
similar
to
the
Institute
of
transport
In
hng-
S.
K.
Campbell
objected
to
re-
land.-
along
lines
of
Ihe
Amerl-
ferriug
lo
the
allowance
as
sal-
can
Association
of
civ'il
engin-
aries.
It
was
against
the
prlnci-coring.
pie
of
Ihe
profession
to
pay
salaries
to
pupil
nurses.
It
was
purely
pin
money
and
the
course
Mrs.
HoBe
Walker
will
leave
on
the
eastbound
.train
tonight
Tor
Call,
Out.,
to
visit
her
mother
who
Is
in
indifferent
health.
Passengers
booked
lo
sail
oul
Hev.
W.
II.
Pierce
arrived
in
the
Princess
Mary
ihls
after-;the
city
this
morning
on
the
was
taken
Just
as
a
boy
took
ajnoon
for
the
north
Include
J.
E.
course
in
college.
He
thoughtjl.ewis.
Miss
Lewis,
Mrs.
F.
D.
the
report
did
not
go
far
enough.
Magar,
F.
W.
Potter,
Mrs.
V.
11
should
b
revised
lo
make
it.McCluie,
J.
(Bills
and
P.
Du-
coiit
i:iui.'d
on
jiai'b
two
'rune,
.tu
a!!
f
t
Kelcblkan.
Venture
from
Port
Simpson.
E.
C.
Nevison
sailed
by
Ihe
Princess
Beatrice
today
Ocean
FalN.
months
period.
This
is
an
increase
of
950,011.20
over
the
amount
received
.by
Ihe
muni-cipalilies
in
the.
previous
six
mouth,
period,
when
9U5.C89.88
..
was
distributed
among
I
hem.
The
sum
of
9199,850.18
will
he
taken
oul
ot
liquor
profits
for
Ihe
last
six
months
and
put
into
a
special
account
for
aid'
to
hospitats
and
other
iustilU"
lions.
In
Ihe
previous
six
nths
period
9178,152.80
had
been
placed
to
lhat
account.
Since
Ihe
(ioveriuneni
liquor
mil
rot
came
into
force
in
Brit
ish
Columbia,
Mr.
Manson
stated,-
the
municipalities
had
re
ceived
SI.577H9.9I
out
of
Ihj
liquor
proms,
utlier
amounisr
paid
lo
Ihe
hospitals
were
de
ducted,
a.
FORMER
MAYOR
OF
KAMLOOPS
PASSES
J.
T.
Robinson
was
Conservative
Candidate
In
Cariboo;
Presl-
dent
Board
of
Trade
and
Sport
Enthusiast
KAMLOOPS,
Dec.
15.
J.
T.
Hobinson,
a
pioneer
citizen
ot
this
district
and
seven
limes
mayor
or
Kaiuloops,
died
suddenly
or
heart
failure.
He
was
56
years
old.
Mr.
Hobinson
was
Conserva
tive
candidate
for
Cariboo
at
the
lasl
Federal
election
and
was
for
six
years
consecutively
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
He
was
prominently
identified
with
amateur
sport,
particularly
LE
ADS
CONSERVATIVES
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
EDMONTON,
Dec.
15.
W.
j.
Blair,
a
farmer
of
Provost,
was
elected
leader
of
the
lAlberla
for.
Conservatives
after
II.
V.
B.
Bennett
had
turned
il
down.