25
VUl
XIV
NO
TAXI
and
Oth
St.
nntl
Ambulance
Service
Anywhero
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
WATT
VIDECK,
-o.
..
Til.
'II:
CASSIAR
DISTRICT
MAY
BE
SECOND
KLONDIKE
n
nitiiumi,
in
i
in.
h
A
eeoiid
kl.MMliki'
m.i
I"'
li-riniMfil
Mlim
lly
in
I
lir
i.Kiar
l
-1
i-ii-I
of
Hrili.
Ii
i.iiliiiiihia
in
'In
0Htiifin
nf
II.
.1.
N.niI.
who
lui.
jiiol
Irioi'lleil
lliiniigli
Hie
iirrllory.
He
in
very
enihuiNMlie
silioul
the
Tielil
an.
I
inleniN
to
re-'-
in
the
in
iiv
fill
ni
l'.
FISH
BANQUET
4
.
Ii..
VI
:
ill
'-
ON
WEDNESDAY!:;:
pent
The
aniin.il
I
ili
Day
i
In
be
lield
Ibis
wck.
Tins
i.
laler
in
Hie
year
Hum
usual
ami
possibly
Ion
bile
In
lie
riMivenieiil
lo
local
inerrhanU.
lloweer,
I
lie
even
I
"
an
fHipoHmil
one
and
should
Hnl
.e
nf'gleeleil.
livery
permit
inlereslinl
in
the
luogress
of
I'iiiicc
ItujieH
slioul.l
)
al
Ihe
fish
luiiiipiH
Weilnesiiny
ill
one
"clock.
Iliei-fbv
nliowing
Iii
ap-I'leclallon
of
Ihrt
.value
f
Ihe
bn-al
induxliy.
II
is
Ui
be
hoped
also
thai
""'lily
fisberiiien
will
be
I
here.
t
orieu
is
there
an
oppoiluuily
fur
flsherinen
niul
busiiiessinen
gel
iigelher.liiil
Ibis
year
the
close
seitson
provides
il.
'(idle
arc
eMpcoiiilly
invited
lo
ui
lend
the
bamiuel.
I".
1.
hawnoii
is
lcinlng
litis
'ifliTiHiun
fur
Monlreal
where
he
will
nlleiid
a
nieeliiig
nf
Ihe
board
of
ilireelors
of
Hie
Caiia-
'Ibiu
Nalionnl
Hallway.
He
''t'.
-
n
.
fi,.ii,.
i.v
I'll'
-'mil--
auauraiion
oi
me
or,i
wniirrs
:
memorial
am4
ilrovMil
Hie
4
:
speaker'
alleinol
with
cheer
for
lniti
and
Ihe
.inwina
f
I
he
liilernatiotiale.
Urilfrs
rri'
isMiiil
U
neareli
rail-fully
III!
train.
entering
I
iniir.'.
I
li'
iiai"'!..
of
all
iriiM'l-Ii-
iiix
.-arefully
i
hiiiiiii-I.
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED
SATURDAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Haudenschlld
Re-marrled
at
Party
With
Proper
Ceremony
very
jolly
evening
was
spent
al
the
iioinc
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Ilan.lcii.child.
.".'
Ninth
Ave.
Cast
on
Sal
unlay,
I
lie
occasion
Iii-iiiu
Hie
second
anniversary
of
wedding.
The
eteiimg
whs
in
dancing,
cril
playing
and
a
little
act
..laged
by
ieo.
Murray,
which
dcliabled
Ihe
audience.
A
mock
marriage
was
nlxi
staged
when
the
host
apil
hostess
were
re-uniled.
Oeo.
Murray
performed
Ihe
ceremony.
Miss
Winnie
l.arsen
acted
a
bridesmaid,
and
F.
W.
Wrsrli
as
best
man.
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Ilaiideu-
.chlld,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Sturgeon.
Mr.
an.
I
Mrs.
F.
W.
Werh.
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
T.
Hallingcr,
Mrs.
A
Norton.
Mrs.
.1.
Fleming.
Miss
liorolby
Hills,
Miss
Winnie
l.ar
sen.
Miss
llossick,
Miss
lluth
Lemon,
A.
O.
Franks,
Percy
Cameron,
fleo.
Murray.
Mike
Lrinuu
ami
Andy
MeUoiiiild.
William
Illylbe
arrived
from
Seattle
and
Mrs.
Mciiowan
from
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Henl-
German
Elections
Bring
Gains
to
Supporters
of
Dawes
Plan
With
Anti-Semitics
Wiped
Oat
HKIII.I
Y
H'i
.
X.--8lrniig
gain.
Iiv
Social
Dciiiim
nil
Willi
i
-
1
1
lreu
llicuiiig
of
the
section
favoring
adherence
l
Dawo
ftlutt
Ihe
feature
uf
(lit
return
ol
ye.terday'-linn
lliniiigiiuiil
(iermanv.
Provisionally
t
tie
fm.il
rrults
at
li'MUt
today
r.iV
Ihe
Social
llflinxr.il-
127
-eat-
against
ill
hip
i.
il
Mil)
cleel
jun..
Tin-
(Ifi'iriil
ami
icrman
Dctnorr.ilir
i
.
(
r
'
.
the
lllllCT
Liberal
pnClle-
l-l
)!-CI
tt(i
(II
lilt'
gOVCIII-
'i
ttf
iiit-rra-i'd
tlit-ir
representation
two
a
id
(lure
re.pcc-
I
!(
Iluvuriail
I'cuplc'.
l'arl
ri'.i.cd
l
three,
alld
I
In
iT
mi
iii
Nal
innalisl
two
nr
i.
f-iiiunV
liernuu
people'
t'ai'v
y-ienl.
The
ttnMOnti--i-
ami
F.xlrentt
Nationalist
'
ijihi
i
rli
ami
Ocneral
I
,,.u...iir
Anti-Xcmilir
Party
.s
i-
t
arl
irnlly
wiped
mil.
I
III-
S,,.-Illlll,
wlm
Hill
Pill
T
new
Jtfih(sgr
(lir
KlrmittcMt
.II
r
.
made
llii'ir
chief
kmiiim
at
ftMlll-
flf
ll
I
jltlllllllil.
'noma
Ik-
notable
rliirii(xl
,n'
l
lmm
cll.ir
Man.
former
Cheers
II
..
l
i
I
.
.
....
ut
.
-
-
-tain
-ui
.i
ii
iin-iiijiiiii,
irrcw
.
'
an
.
Admiral
Vim
Tirpit.
i
i
:'(
C
f
1
1
Hi
-mark.
Count
v
.ii
lrni.i
mti
Lmlemfurff
i--if.
NATIONAL
FISH
DAY
1
mIi
Haiiiiuil.
SI
H--Ihninv
Anil,
I
i'
hi.
i'lnrilay,
Ikti'IhImt
t'.
I.AIilliK
AltF.
SI'F.r.lU.I.Y
IN
I
I
Kli
A
i
hmmI.iI
ikii
IiiiiiIM
in'
id.
n
lic-
kll.
il
till
I
-
1
1
I
"'ir
III
tli'r.
:'
COMMUNISTS
ARE
ACTIVE
Radicals
Make
Display
In
Franca
and
Break
up
Meetings
by
Singing
MARCHED
TWO
MILES
i
I
for
Lenin
Drown
Volcos
of
Speakers
at
sold
Soldiers'
ers
Memorial
Inau
I'AHIS.
IHt.
T.
-
r.HHinuiii'
i-oiil
mu
in
hM
lb
i-fiiiri
of
Ih'
MlMyp
iii
FranM.
HMH'rin
tin
-diftina)
i-fl
by
lb
iiiM-riniifiir
iiis
al
lUa
b-aUuuarliM!
of
lit
UlMir
FtaloraliiW.
.Sawday
tstsrlil.
M'fMtl
f
rll
fWMMHl
liror'xioii
aiill
uian-lnd
I
wo
iiiIIpk
oiiiiciii
I
Ik-
liili-rnalionala.
The
tlr
iten"l
Ihem
wilh-oul
making
mii
rrfl.
AnobT
haml
attended
the
in-
FAMOUS
AUTHOR
1
Pasted
Away
Following
Street
Car
Acc'dent
at
Los
Angeles
When
Skull
Fractured
Iks
N;i:i.r.s.
I
Hc.
h.
Tin-.'.ilnniii.
author.
Mf.
fiene
S4rai-li!i
Porter,
died
Saturday
m
M
a
H,i-
roHiill
of
an
airiikml
v,
.
an
niiioiiobife
was
sfrwk
b:
street
me.
Khe
.uffemf
a
ft'
Inn-
Ilia
ban
nf
lite
skull
t.
Ii-
l
.noil
afterwards.
Jli
-
lnlri-
hail
mi
event
1
1
lor
a
iv
ltd-
ami
is
rtiriM
well
kiuiWn
fir
Iipi
Itfvi
6f
i
tun-
and.
Hip
iMioks
and
jmmii
wuib
brilnjftiura')inw()y.
I
yy,,,
u
-.rn&f
ar
auratlon
.Lfr9&S'ZUH
i
depart
rmni
fur
JfrrmkiioH?
Fn
For
EDMONTON
AND
Tenders
have
lieen
called
for
Ihe
cmisl
riicliou
of
all
cli-valor
!
hi
Prince
Huperl
with
a
eajiacity
..t
iti!
II
niul
,t
ti
ilia
il
lie
In
lull
.
I
ilet'i.ion
to
build
nu
elevalor
Ihere
was
taken
last
June.
The
Kdmoitlon
hoard
of
trade
was
one
til
(lie
Homes
wmcn
jias.n
reoluliotis
calling
at
I
ilil
ion
to
lite
i'ioiiu
claims
which
Prince
lluHrt
bad
for
such
facilities.
Ibe
grain
growers
of
this
sectioii
of.
Ihe
province
must
benefit
ureatly
by
Ihe
provision"
of
Ibis
new
out
let
for
their
products.
A
large
'"nlllc
should
develop
by
way
or
i
ne
noriiiern
n.i.
pori.
II
will
be
in
a
peculiarly
iaiualilc
position
lo
handle
the
trans
pacific
IrHile
by
reason
of
the
shorter
ocean
journey
from
it
lo
points
on
Ihe
Asiatic
ooasl.
This
trade
is
expending
rnr.nlly
each
year
mid
no
gra!n
growing
country
will
be
ahle
lo
lake
so
much
advantage
nf
il
with
Ihe
direct
roil
!
which
is
now
assured
than
the
northern
and
central
portions,
of
Alberlii.
rice
on
Saturday.
They
are
son
W.
Cruik'shalik,
W.
L.
Mac-and
ilaugbler
of
Hie
lale
Charles
kenie
and
W.
Hurgess
enjoyed
lllytlii'.
sr.,
who
was
killed
last
J
several
sets
of
tennis
at
Ihe
week
and
whose
remains
will
be
Acropolis
Hill
courts
yesterday
foiwiinled
south
tomorrow
night
"December
7.
This
does
not
on
the
finrdona
for
inlerinoiif
in
constitute
had
adxert
isiug
W'l'onwr
Itni
i'-
""le-
we
.tliev
Jmim
Iwoseao
li
was
on
the
natural
lnlory
.InIT
of
Onliiiir
ami
for
four
yar.
a
rieeiliil
in
nu-
illirMl
history
pboluarMphy
for
thej
ltroloKraiihir
Time
amiual
al-
ftiauae.
II
i
for
her
xlorien
nf
the
llitiierloit
thai
Mr.
1'iH'ler
is
known
lo
lnmanil
of
people,
vouiir
ami
it.
I.
In
all
her
bookx.
Jiinlw
figure
lai
!
ami
several
nf
li.T
iiiililiiiiiMui.
deal
with
Mii'in
ill.
mi.v
P.
R.
ELEVATOR
Newspaper
of
That
City
Appre
ciates
Action
of
Government
In
Culldlnq
Here
!
els
ay
Ihe
Kdino.iloii
.loumal.l
CHILKOOT
LIBELLED
Work
is
to
Im?
commenced
early
l
in
the
year
and
should
lie
finish-j
ei
in
time'
lo
participate
in
llu"
hamllnm
of
Hie
lli;'5
crop.
The
RESULT
COLLISON
East
Astatic
Co.
Ltd.
Claims
$45,000
from
Union
Steamship
Co.
Ships
Being
Repaired
The
Cniou
sleamsbiii
tUi.'s
freighter
ChilUiot.
has
been
libelled
by
the
Fast
Asiatic
Co.,
Lid.
lor
?!.",
(HMi
as
a
result
of
Hie
collision
a
week
ayo
last
Salur-l
lay
outside
of
Vancouver
harbor:
with
the
platntilT
company's
molorship
Peru.
In
Ihe
meantime,
Ihe
I
tiioii
Sleamship
Co.
has
put
up
a
bond
for
$32,000.
II
is
claimed
by
Ihe
Cuilkoot's
owners
that
title
is
lite
limit
that
he
could
bo
assessed
under
Ihe
Canada
Shipping
Act.
An
inquiry
into
lli
circumstances
of
the
accident
is
to
be
held
The
Chilkoot
Is
undergoing
re
pairs
to
stem
and
hull
al
the
Wallace
shinanls,
North
Vancouver.
Thoyjonlracl.
it
is
understood,
was;
for
32,000.
The
Peru
is
being
repaired
al
Victoria,
the
damage
having
amounted
lo
$18,00(1.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMllNCi:
HI
PFJIT.
H.G.
MOsllAY.
IJKCBMHKn
8.
102
4.
INTERIOR
POLICE
DO
SMART
WORK
Saturday'!
Circulation
1.773.
ROUND
NG
UP
.:i-l..i
iv
ii,
pi.
i
lerii
ot
Turkey,
i.-
-hinvii
wiih
hi-wile.
Laiife
lluiium.
who
was
nijoretl
at
n
bonili
explu-moii
eeral
nionth-
hnl.
judging
from
th,s
reieiil
pholigr.iili.
has
apparently
ninei"l.
GOLD
DISCOVERY
ON
GLACIER
CREEK
YUKON
TERRITORY
OAWSIlN,
llec.
H.
A
inilil
slauipde
lo
lilacier
Creek,
lid
miles
west,
ac-curred
following
I
be
finding
oT
ore
by
lie.
i
rye
Kennedy
I
be
well
known
jiros-peelor,
showing
ill
ounces
of
gold
tu
the
luu
in
a
well
defined
vein
which
Ihe
discoverer
says
he
I
raced
fur
several
miles.
NEW
STEAMERS
MAY
VISIT
THIS
PORT
i
Expect
that
Princess
Kathleen
and
Princess
Margaret
Will
Make
Trips
to
Alaska
In
Summer
II
is
expecliMl
thai
the
two
new
CJ'.H.
steamers
Princess
Street
Sile(,
411
'
Kathleen
and
Princess
Margaret.
PPnal
convener,
were:
i
which
will
arrive
on
Ihe
wwsl
from
Ihe
Old
Country
next
spring
J
will
be
seen
here
during
the'
summer.
The
company
has
announced
that
(here
will
be
at
least
four
extra
tourist
sailings
llo
Prince
Huperl
and
Alaska
next
year
and
il
trips
may
br
boats.
The
and
Princess
Margaret
;
lo
surpass
in
elegance
any
slcan
ers
now
plying
in
the
ltril-'..li
Columbia
and
Alaska
coasl-viso
service.
FOLLOWING
HIS
FAMOUS
FATHER
Son
of
Ralph
Connor,
Presbyter
Ian
Minlstor
at
Glscome,
Lives
In
Shack
Near
Town
Following
in
the
footsteps
his
distinguished
father,
Hev
King
Gordon,
son
df
Hev.
Charles
W.
(ionlon,
Ihe
famous
Canadian
author
"Ilalpb
Connor,"
is
mak
ing
a
humble
beginning
in
Ihe
ministry.
u
is
now.
in
charge
of
the
Presbyterian
church
at
(iisconie.
the
mill
I
own
on-
the
Canadian
National
Itailvvay
east
of
Prince
tieorge,
niul
resides
in
Cakes
Mrs.
Carlisle
and
Miss
Iklilh
I.eek.
Candy
Mrs.
F.
Piper
and
Mrs.
Henry
Smith.
I
Fancy
work.
Mrs.
Cadwal-
lader,
Misn
Alice
Watson
and
Miss
Winnie
Kxley.
...
.
t:
.
.
t.
XI
r..u
....il.l
II.
-.1
lli..pl
ea
rooiii-.ii.s
r..
.uunuoiu
"it..
t.
n.u.
Miss
Kllen
Sims,
Miss
Nellie
Miss
Annie
i?nuth.
Princess
Kathleen
(rvicli
and
are
said,
SEVENTEEN
SAILORS
iOne
BURNED
AT
SAN
PEDRO,
Dead
as
Result
of
Fire
Aboard
Boat
In
Harbor
!
SAN
PKimO,
Dec.
8.
One,
unidentified
navy
sailor
is
deadj
and
seventeen
sailors
and
I
wo
J
!
civilians
are
seriously
burned
asj
!a
result
of
I
In
burning
and
sink-;
ing
or
the
private-
water
taxi
I
l-atwoyno
in
the
harbor1.
Forty
.vote
taken
aboard-
a
snack
about
lliree-quarlers
or!
MKXICO
CITY.
Dec.
8.
Kleven
a
mile
from
town.
"Italph
Con-1
unarmed
civilians
were
killed
ami
first
lirsi
church
ciiurcii
was
was
at
at
i
five
men
were
aboariljwhen
the
craft
caught
fire
in
uHil-chaiinel.
(The
injured
of
battleships.
.MEXICAN
TOWN
IS
SACKEDjJY
BANDITS
Eleven
Unarmed
Citizens
Killed
and
Several
Seriously
Wounded
at
Tapalpa
nor
s
ltanlr
semrut
.i.fi.uwlv
w...ii.,t...i
u-imn
John
Prilchaid
Searleli
is
ap-
when
I
tint
town,
in
the
matter
oPsevenlv
hnn.liu
.ickn.l
H..
town
for
,
pointed
judge
of
Ihe
Small
Debts
ilovelopinenl.
was
not
nearly
as
nf
laonlon
Sloins
mot
rn-i.
'
'
'
"ic
a
-
-1
,
1
1
1
ustfi-f.
nth
-m
I
a
is
liivnnu'
lo.lnv
lr
rc
looted.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.f
ding
parlies.
'
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FfVE
CENTS.
;
ELECTIONS
HOLDUP
MAN
SMITHERS
Holdup
is
Followed
by
Arrest
at
Smithers
of
Man
From
Rupert
.
i
fi.MlTIIKItS,
jer.
8.
There
was
great
excitement
hh&
S
niday
moriiiiifr
when
woitl
sjiread
that
a
holdup
had
taken
iure
in
the
Kmilher
Hotel
at
about
It.
5.
A
man
hud
ariivediu,
l!ie
train
from
the
west
and
registered
al
Ihe
hotel.
He
sat
in,
at
a
pokef
game
and
lost
a
few
dollars.
After
lireakfa.t
the
new
arrival
asked
that
the
game
start
iigiiu
and
he
followed
Ihree
men
into
a
side
mom.
When
they
sul
down
he
drew
u
gun
and
demanded
that
they
fork
over
the.
money
or
"you
are
dead
men.
STORE
BURNED
AT
HAYSPORT
Mrs.
Dupuls
Loses
Post
Office
In
Early
Blaze:
Cold
Storage
'
Saved
II
is
not
known
Iioa'
the
fire
.'originated.
I'arl
of
(he
loss
is
covered
by
insurance.
SALVATION
ARMY
'tl.
filiiinn
-v
f
Ilia
-titimit'
I
utnr
iii
vituipr
ui
tin-
oiiuu3
departments,
under
Mrs.
Ilea
as
j
lie
look
I0U
from
a
colored,
man
named
Jackson
and
mailg
a
dean
getaway.
The
iiroviiieial
police
were
no-lil'ieil
and
were
on
the
trail
juka
few
minutes,
the
man
hunt
being
organized
by
Corporal
Service'
who
is
in
charge
there.
The
robber
look
to
the
wood,,
goinp
east
from
i?
rniltiers.
The
Mounted
Police
blocked
the
roaiU
to
Telkwa
while
the
Provincial
Police
scoured
the
countrv
be-
,
...
tween.
Tracks
were
found
in
The
post
olllce-and
More
,e
snow
by
Constable
Thiis
who
flaspori
owmil
and
operated
by
fo,uwe(,
Uienl
ttll(,
caIll(.
uon
Mrs
Dupuis
wasde.ttoyed
by
(he
Ilan
hwn
,n
hfee
f
this
ah.
,t
was
wijh
re
uionni.if
miJ(.s
fnm
m
JUe
f
,Uve
.l.nUHilty
the
cob
s
ora?e
plant
bulb
aUemp,P(
tlJ
a
lh(.
owned
by
the
Mariliuw
a.ljoimns.
,
wa,.
tuo
quifk
armU
-Colww,
Fisheries
Ltd.,
was
saved.
!
'
e,
his
man
and
brought
him
back
lo
town
where
he
gave
Ihe
,
name
of
Mike
sevek.
He
js
about
20
years
obi
and
eame
from
Prince
Ilupert
where
it
appears
he
worked
on
the
road.
He
was
i
arrested
here
al
1.13
and
the
RA7AAR
DrtLrtrtfA
SATURDAY'
I,0,lt"
arp
bein&
congratulated
on
OttlUIUftIiejr
ironU(l
llcU)(n
ani,
the
!
speed
witli
which
One
Hundred
Dollars
Realized
at
reuijj.
Annual
Affair
Held
by
Ladles
of
the
Organization
The
sum
of
1
00.1
5
w
as
realized
at
the
annual
sale
of
work
held
Iiv
Ihe
ladies
of
the
Salvation
Army
on
Saturday
they
secured
t
7
fl
IMMENSE
HAUL
OF
BANK
BANDITS
MILWAUKEE
CITY
MIIAVALKi:i;.Iiec.
8.
Five
robbers
entered
Ihe
3
Northwestern
Nalionat.s
Hank,
liebl
up
Hie
cashier
and
escaped
with
i
1
0,000..
in
ca.li
and
bonds
valued
al
300,000.
LAST
SURVIVOR
OF
BALACLAYA
CHARGE.
DIED
TODAY
AGED
87
CFHAll
HAPinS.
Iowa,
IesTJ.
Kills
II.
Culling,
believed
tuxLe
the
last
survivor
or
the
l,lpT?i
Krigade
on
its
immortal
clniVge
al
Italaclava
during
the
CriiutUU
W
ar.
died
today
aged
87.
MINERS
ARE
ENTOMBED
AT
NOVA
SCOTIA
Bump
In
Sprlnghlll
Mine
Brings
Down
Roof
Cutting
off
Men
'
AMHERST.
N.S,,
Dec.
8.
Twenty-one
iniiicrs
were
entombed
ami
one
man
killed
in.it
slope
of
Ihe
Sprihghill
mines
Saturday
afternoon,'
following
one
of
the
worst
humps
in
the
hlslory
of
Ihe
mine.
A
heavy
fall
of
earth
look
place
on
the
5,000
fool
level.
-.Four
bumps
in
succession
brought
down,
llio
roof
of
the
niinev
culling
off
I
he
miners
and
crushing
to
death
John
Sweeney
beneath
the
debris.