in
t
ne
nauii
o(
appoint
natives
where
I
can
.1
Liberal
lo
Ml
the
'
was
taken
by
Con-e.
in
incoriioration
of
the
itnd
operative
in
Iho
i
i'mikv
departinent,
('!;;
in
t"
ai(l
lie.
pari
I
ii
tin-
Allorney
(leneral
wen-
ileleelives.
II
I
ml
work,
.aid
Mr.
Man-Hie
:.uiior
Ael
is
uneit-i.
x
itiinl
leiieher.
TORNADO
JN
FRANCE
Buildings
Crumpled
at
Nice
and
M
lU-.v
Seventy
People
Injured
I'
I
I-
ranee,
lice.
2.
A
lor
ml-
duration
!
eiiv
M
lay.
Many
vv
i
i
iuinpleil
and
70
YUKONERS
TO
GET
LIQUOR
Shipment
Gone
North
on
Princess
Ena
due
to
Arrive
Before
Christmas
v
W
I'
S
TMINS
I
KII.
Dec.
2.
1
IMt.
steamer,
Princess
"fi
today
for
Skagway
willi
"
iiime
ear
loads
of
liquor
''
!-
due
lo
arrive
al
Hawson
''
tor
Hie
Chrislipas
of
Ihe
"-
This
is
the
first
-Mpinmit
lo
be
despalrhed
M"'
goxeruinenls
nl
Otlawa
iiliiuitlon
reached
ail
""''if
lo
relieve
Hie
Yukdn
Vi.
Jirngslon
of
Maile
a
nassciger
going
south
1
ii
'ili
na
today
lo
VancoH-'
.
ti-di.'
",,n
I
Iteferriiig
to
ulatemeiilH
thai
Iliad
eeii
made
liy
the
sllperill-
tr-wletrt
nf-'utlllllr
r
Twnl
I
merlin
J
of
the
I'niire
Ituper1
HeteiNitirs'
.ocilii(ii.
Aid
I
Collar!
sukuulleij
a
resolution
to
1
1
city
council
lat
night
thai
"W
iliiide
that
a
eWj,Mr.
.nilcreon.
hyilrw-eliflric
ex-f
'
-Iiiiu
wa
liemg
em-
rt
of
Vancouver,
be
brouahl
m
li
Mould
roll
In
here
lo
give
a
rejMirl
on
the
in
l.eiiig
Nlaiighteml
pracMbilily
of
enlarging
power
,.i
n
,nf
for
I
he
milk
jjmltc(
Ion
at
Woo.lworlli
like.
u
piildic.
j
As
a
similar
suggelion
hadj
m
Mi
piKdey'
eriti-ilwn
adaiHrel
by
the
ulililie
the
appointment
of
jrommitlee
lat
year
and
al
thai
v
itt.rs
an
chief
iMoviejUm,
bei'ii
turned
down
b
in-
Allorney
fieneral
de-(f.
e,Mincll,
Aid.
Macilouald
felt
U.iti.T.
m
repuUd
lo
l.tlml
lite
suggestion
might
again
'ii.in
uualifird
for
the
jiib.li,,.
trferml
lo
committee.
The
discussion
leil
to
the
coii-
dilion
of
the
dam
at
Woodworlh
ltke
and
il
was
sluled
by
Aid.
Macdoiiald
that
the
siiperiuleiid-enl
had
tleeimsl
there
was
no
IniMiediale
danger
though
there
vvee
leaks.
A
I
he
siiperiidendi'iil
of
ulfl-iliei.
and
the
city
engineer
had
been
instructed
lo
make
a
report
on
the
da
ld.
Mc.Mordie
fell
that
Ali.
Collar'!
proposal
might
he
deferred
until
that
report
had
heen
received.
Aid.
Macilonald
stalixl
lluil
it
was
impossihle
to
gel
a
report
on
the
dam
now
because
(here
was
an
unusually
heavy
flow
of
water
over
il.
Aid.
Cao-y
made
ipieries
an
lo
the
preseul
rapabilily
of
the
city
lo
lake
care
of
Ihe
requirements
or
Ihe
mill
and
Ihe
elevalor.
To
these
Aid.
Macdoiiald
concisely
replied:
"If
(ho
mill
hould
start
nex'
Monday
and
requite
power
then.
II
ily
would
be
in
a
po-ilimi
lo
supply
il.
The
elevalor
will
not
he
needing
power
lilt
next
October
and,
in
Ihe
meantime,
there1
is
plenly
or
lime
lo
lake
care
of
the
situation.
In
addition,
we
always
have
Ihe
dry
dock
as
an
emergency.
Aid.
CollaiTs
suggestion
was
Icil
in
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe
ulllilies
coininlllee.
CANON
GOULD
OF
TORONTO
GUEST
OF
WOMEN'S
CLUB
Canon
S.
tloiild
or
Toronlo.
general
secielftiy
oT
Ihe
Canadian
Church
Missionary
Society,
addressed
Ihe
Women's
Canadian
Club
at
a
luncheon
in
his
honor
at
the
Boston
Care
this
afler
noon.
Mr.".
0.
A.
Kggerl.
president
of
Ihe
flub,
presided
and
there
were
about
forty
members
L..LLED
Anglo
German
Treaty
Signed
Today
Provides
Mutual
Pre-war
Basis
MlH.
i.
,
'j
'I'd,.
Anglo-German
Irealy
was
signed
'"i
'
'
I"
-cnlalives
of
governments
of
both
na-
I
ii
i
ilinif
Hiu
forget
their
war
differences
and
return
.
..i.ii..it,nii
la-i-
of
mutual
preferential
treatment,
i
i.mi.
oi
ll.
treaty
stipulate
IIihI
Germany
grants
llrit-o
i.inrii
nation
treatment
and
guarantees
against
Jjs-
Iri'uluitt.t
and
limilatioii
of
uiiM)rt.
I
Untih
got-runieiil
agree,
to
introduce
into
parliament
,ii'hih
ull
war
rcslni-liou
still
imposed
against
Gcr-
i.'
Ki.unl.
Geimauv
will
also
be
allowed
several
minor
II
HI
V
LEGISLATIVE
EXPERT
ADVICE
CRITICISMS
POWER
SUPPLY
Man
on
and
Others
Make
Explanations
Regarding
Various
Matters
Proposal
to
Brlnq
Expert
Here
been
conducted
in
all
direction
1
reronlt
al
Ilmpalnui
Metioo.
where
lhr'
wen1
niarrird
last
week
-
j('.lialin
s
nut
as
The
lndy
of
Kiln
May
riirr-1
,;,ai
lie
a
33.
sleeve,
tillle
daughter'
of
Mr.
ami,
Canal,
who
wax
drowned
last
COMMONS
OPENS
week
when
she
fell
from
a
loir
leading
from
one
boalliouHe
lo;
I.ONIKJX.
Ilee.
S
The
recently
anolher.
was
recovered
before
the
,
clcrlnl
House
of
limmoiis
.as-proviurial
iiolire
arrivwd
l
Ibe
.senibleil
thin
afternoon
ami
ccne
of
the
fatality.
Interment
j
unanimously
elected
J.
ttMik
place
al
Gardner
Canal-
ley
speaker.
II.
Whit-
OTTAWA,
Dec.
2.
Tenders
are
being
called
by
the
department
of
trade
and
commerce
for
the
excavation
and
foundation
work
for
the
new
grain
elevator
to
be
erected
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
tenders
are
to
be
in
by
January
2.
Provision
is
made
for
a
start
on
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
in
the
supplementary
estimates
of
last
session
of
Parliament,
when
$150,000
was
voted
for
the
purpose.
Officials
of
the
department
state
that
work
wilt
commence
early
in
the
year.
A
company
has
been
formed
locally
lo
tender
on
the
work,
which
i"
understood
is
lo
be.
let
ill
two
eparale
conlrac.U,
one
for
exravalioii
and
filling
and
Ihe
other
for
the
foundation.
While
there
are
no
copies
of
Ihe
rcvlswl
specifications
here,
I
hey
have
been
wired
for.
II
is
understood
thai
instead
of
a
large
amount
of
piling
for
the
dock
as
was
originally
intended,
there
will
be
a
rock
fill
with
piling
along
Ihe
face.
The
local
company
w
ill
lender
on
eacli
contract
and
also
on
the
main
building
when
Ihe
time
comes.
IRISH
BOUNDARY
COMMISSION
MEETS
Prediction
That
Free
State
Government
Will
Resign
and
Do
Valora
Form
Cablnst
i;o.MK)N.
Dec.
2.
The
Daily
Mail
Ihiblin
correspondent
rc-
commission
will
resign.
With
drawal
will
be
rollowed
by
the
resignation
or
the
entire
Free
Stale
govcriitiU'iil
and
thai
(he
government
would
be
handed
over
to
De
Valera.
This
will
mean
repudiation
or
the
treaty.
(
DU1.IN.
Dec.
2.
The
London
EDMONTON
WINS
Hockey
League
VANCOl
YKH,
Iiec.
2.
Ion
won
iu
the
opening
-
Kdiiion
I
hul
without
avail
in
iliM-ovpriiiK
..
.
.
....
fiKUii'
.
,
'"e
imir
Minw
iirr
ukc
Uiii'-
oi
null,
ami
ii
i
niiw
ii'imi
that
he
may
noi
In-
alive.
Me-Kenzie
won
0
y'ai-.i
of
age.
BODY
FOUND
L
Hiirr
nil
law
oi
viiinu
ma
am-
.
ii
compelled
lu
attend
ochool
un
lil
18.
I
Ilie
llearli.
game
of!
DOWAGER
QUEEN
HAS
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
AT
SANDRINGHAM
HOME
SANIHIIMHIAM.
Dec.
2.
failing
eyesight
and
grow-
potls
that
the
Irish
boundary
ling
deafness,
Queen
Alexandria
commission
when
it
meets
lyeslerday
celebnileir
her
eightieth
Thursday
Is
likely
lo
concede
no-
j
birlhduy
pleasantly
ami
quielly
llilng
more
llian
mere
adjust-
surrounded
by
members
of
the
inenl
of
the
boundary
ami
that
lloyal
family
including
King
Ihu
Tree
Slate
represeniationlCeorge
and
Oueen
Mary.
Crown
I'rince
Olaf
and
Queen
Maude
or
Norway,
Ihe
l'rincc
ol
Wales
and
Ihe
Princesses
lloyal
and
Victoria.
All
Ihu
royal
guests
brought
presents.
W.
Howard,
inspector
of
slnllon.,
who
has
been
iu
Iho
,
north
for
Ihe
past
two
or
three
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
wan
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhoro
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
Gtli
St.
PRINCE
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
v
i
XIV
NO
'8.1
I'ltlNCK
Ml
l'KHT.
11.11.
TUESDAY,
UF.CE.MnKH
2,
liisM.
VUr4ar'(
Clrculatonl
178.
ilrret
Slid.
IIS
pmce
FIVE
CENTS.
TENDERS
ELEVATOR
FOUNDATION
TREATY
WITH
GERMANY
GIVES
EACH
NATION
MOST
FAVORED
TRADE
TERMS
'i
M.
I
"W
c
have
nt
ii
(im4'
piMi4i
itt
l
nieir.utol
mi
cattle,"
ii
"ii
l".
Outlier
laud
in
,
V
l.i
e.
l'it
1
1
m
fulled
mid
Hvn.
I
Advanced
by
Aid.
Co.'.art
STEWART
MAN
HAS
BEEN
MISSING
FOR
MORE
THAN
WEEK
According
t
word
received
f
If
III
Slew
;il
I
today.
Norman
Me-,
Keiuie,
carpenter
of
that
place
and
well
known
aroiiml
Prince,
Ituperl.
has
been
missing
for
a
I
fHAPIINHAS
PRINCE
RUPERT
DOES
,
.
,
r-
,
sr.
,
T,
tnmLin
nao
Bq0ZE
business
Eighty
to
Ninety
thousand
mm
mi
Average
Dally
Turn
Over
at
.
Vendor's
Shop
Is
$1,500
nuh
r.Mifiroi..
shnw
Mop
tn
ha
Beats
Other
Cities
of
Only,
Sixteen
But
Married
as
19
los
anoklcs.
Dec.
2
r
a
Similar
Size
Tin'
av
craze
daily
turnover
of
Ibe
government
liquor
vendor
in
:t
wax
exci.'!.H
of
1.500.
in
slruck
from
by
the
allorney-
tlie
cgiialure
last
week
in
answer
Ut
queslion.
He
annouueiMl
thai
the
ale
for
the
Prince
Huper!
jilon
for
I
he
seven
months
had
totalled
iViS.Wf.
r
ur,'!'
during
tlie
sariie
K'i
ioil
how
Mrs
'.North
Vancouver
7L.0G6!
Kamloops
i;7.0i'j.
Nanaimo
211.301
Nelson
IRt.CII
ItuloTt
ilennelt.
Indian,
was
fined
10
in
I
lie
city
police
court
this
morning
for
intoxication.
Tenders"
Are
'
Being
Called
For
Elevator
Foundations
and
Work
to
Commence
Early
in
New
Year:,
PHONE
CHARGES
ARE
DISCUSSED;!
!
;
mi
r
lilies
nun
oecome
sucn
a
,nuiance
that
il
laid
been
round
'
necessary
to
order
it
UNOFFICIAL
LIBERAL
ELECTED
TEMISCOUTA
Dollar
Haul
Made
by
Bandits
Moosejaw
Post
Office
Yesterday
MOOSKJAW,
Dee.
i.
Three
masked
men
entered
the
post
office
at
ten
o'clock
last
night
and
held
seven
in
embers
of
copy
of
Ihe
l.irth
c-rtific
r,
Hup!'r
I
,nn
the
-taff
nnder
menace
of
revolvers
while
they
forced
James
left
his
rat.iii
at
Su-wart
a
week
Lj
n
,
.
,
McMur0;.
"known
""""'V".
e,"!in;f
"c,Hl"'r,
siuiiellllllK
HI
ri.-d
Charlie
Chaplin,
published
by
.
""uf'
t-..
i
.i...
i
L.r
..ii....:
ji...
in
Join's,
clerk
al
the
registered
man
wicket
to
tos
mem
seven
money
packages
containing
between
eighty
and
ninety
thousand
dollars.
.
The
bandits
escaped
before
the
police
could
take
action,
and
got
away
in
an
auto.
City,
provincial
and
mounted
police
are
scouring
the
countryside
for
the
bandits.
'zrrz:
r.
ssr
BUILDINGS
TO
J.
D.
GALLOWAY
New
Weslminster
1
70.737
,
BE
FIREPROOF
GETS
PROMOTION
New
ByLaw
Put
Through
First
Resident
Mining
Engineer
at
Reading
Last
Night
The
newly
amended
cily
build-i
iug
bylaw
was
put
through
its'
first
reading:!
at
last
night's
-
council
meeting,
considerable;
j
i
.
i
.a..i.i:
i
m
l
--
!
The
liylaw
sels
out
the
classes
!
Bylaw
Providing
For
Reduction
of
building-
that
may
be
erected
of
Fifty
Cents
a
Proposed
Month
AM.
Macilonald
announced
al
nihV
c,,ui,cil
n,ecUn?
,,,al
it
iri-iTnAiTirrn'11"1
A
I
V
A
Nl
I
II
I
V
r
K
u
'''law
Priding
for
revised
ill
I
ftllvv
U
f
Lill
)
utility
charges,
was
to
be
submit-
I
ted
by
the
committee.
Among
n..i.
nr.
T.m
tn
nnnin
Jo'lier
things,
a
reduction
iu
Hie
Game
of
Western
Canada
i
charge
for
main
line
and
party-
line
telephones
of
25c
per
mouth
was
being
proposed.
This,
together
with
a
proposed
25c
discount
increase,
would
mean
u
net
f.t,lii..l
iiiti
in
lt,.i...
.f
-
..
.1
...
,...
i
I..
,..,
I
..
"
iJ
I
lie
t
esieru
iuuuuil
inrni
)
i,e,i-
..
....
,
,
.
,
i
.i.
'nioiilh.
Ihe
retluctiou
in
revenue
gue
series
which
was
played
here
last
nighl
with
the
Vancouver
Maroons,
Ihe
score
standing;
rive
goals
to
four
after
nearly
20
iniuules
oveiiiiue.
The
score
nl
Ihe
end
of
the
I
bird
period
was
four
lo
four.
would
thus
he
about
$0,000
per
year,
it
was
estimated.
Oilier
matters
affecting
telephones
were
discussed.
Aid.
Mac-tloualil
stated
thai
orders
had
i
in
the
fire
limit
areas.
Among,
,
oilier
requirements,
all
buildings
iu
No.
1
area
nvust
possess
al
least
one
brick
fire
wall.
Krectioii
of
buildings
iu
all
parts
or
the
city
come
under
the,
bylaw
also
repairs
and
additions.
I
here
are
particular
requirements
governed
by
the
location
as
to
being
in
the
fire
limits
or
otherwise,
for
walls,
framing,
foundations,
roofs,
light
shafts,
sky
lights,
floor
loads,
chimneys,
etc,
Certain
revisions
will
probably
he
made
iu
Ihe
bylaw
as
il
now
stands
before
il
adopted
Poullol
Elected
Over
Officlall"11"
approval
ami
advice
or
the
Nominee
of
Government
Party
MVlF.nK
DU
l.OUl
Dec.
2.
The
federal
riding
uf
Teniiscoula
today
returned
an
unofficial
Liberal,
Jean
Francois
Poullol,
iu
the
by-election
due
lo
Ihe
death
of
Charles
fiauvrcau.
His
inajor-
..........I
II.
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Hazelton
Succeeds
W.
Fleet
Robertson
as
Provincial
Meteorologist
John
I).
Calloway,
for
.several
i
years
resident
mining
engineer
U18CUSSIOR
taking
piace
in
me
.
it-.-il...
f..
H..
..r,vi,.eiaI
t.nder
the
liylaw,
lwv
fire
liiiHtl,,
.
.
.
,llinpPnln!Hi,
.,,
r
,
r
,
.
'
leave
next
month
for
Victoria,
;
Set
ion
1.
So
1
fire
Iintits
will
iw
,,ea,lquarlers.
e
sllr.
ji,.clud
pn.perty
between
becond
Cf,
VM
0rjert9on,
who
dim
l
pi.
in
cm,,
u.i.i
rmirr
a.
iu
,
riirP,l
nfle
Second
A
v.
and
Styles
and
Wayne
failhful
gen.jce
Places.
No.
2
fire
limits
will
for
several
months.
The
departure
if
Mr
mill
Mr
fanllnwnv
from
compr.se
the
balance
of
Section
wjU
be
gCnerally
re-
Al.l.
collari
sumniueu-
an
.
fo.
...
h
become
.amendment
that
property
on
,,0,,iaP
j
that
district.
!
Wayne
and
Styles
Places,
which
Mps
(;a,mvay
ail),
,,ailRhl
re.
not
valuable,
be
not
in-
,was
very
turneu
,(,
HaicIlon
on
Sul,ay
eluded
in
the
buihlinjr
require-
fp,w
,,,n,.
ir
n.Uv
viciin.i
,
ments
set
down
for
No.
1
fire
limits.
The
amendment
was
roleil
down,
only
Ihe
mover
being
in
favor
of
it.
'
CHARLES
BLYTH
EXPIRED
TODAY
i
Well
Known
Local
Man
Failed
to
Survive
Injuries
and
Died
at
Hospital
This
Morning
Charles
Hlyth
Sr.,
who
sustained
serious
injuries
yesterday
morning
when
he
fell
from
the
inside
of
the
tower
of
the
new
Presbyterian
Church
lo
the
tloor
beneath
while
engaged
in
plastering
Ihe
building,
expired
is
finally
.
'"
the
Prince
Ituperl
uenerai
i
Hospital
at
2
o'clock
this
nvirn-
Ihe
mayor
brought
lo
the
al-
The
cily
thus
loses
an
es-
lenlion
or
the
council
outside
j
Icemed
pioneer
citizen
who
had
chimney
requirements.
He
sug-l
resided
here
for
many
years
with
uesled
that
;i
minimum
nf
six1
his
family.
The
deepest
sympathy
been
issued
that
special
signal
I
fret
above
Ihe
roof
be
set.
This
,
W'H
I'1'
extended
lo
the
widow
and
rings
on
single
lines
bad
bee
the
surviving
relatives.
Funeral
j
ordered
discontinued
except
in'
or
the
council
to
be
too
high.!
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
'Ihe
case
ot
doctors.
The
prac-j
l'he
mailer
will,
however,
likely
"f
"IP
"-
t'uderlakers
and
an-jlice
or
asking
for
two,
three
or!
be
Included
in
(lie
bylaw.'
t
nouiicement
as
lo
interment
is
Back
From
Street
penuing
receipt
oi
auvices
irom
Aid.
Collar!
relt
thai
a
limit'
members
of
the,
family
outside
'
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...
i
ii.
n..
ror
Hie
instance
that
a
house
may
he
buill
from
the
street
properly
line
be
set
so
as
to
improve
Ihe
appearance
of
Ihe
cily.
He
also
sucgesled
that
there
be
some,
I'1"'
resided
37
years
iu
Canada.
limitation
as
to
Hie
number
or
houses
that
may
be
buill
on
a
single
lot.
The
suggestions
met
city
solicitor
will
be
obtained
as
the
city.
The
lale
Mr.
lllylli
Was
CI
years
or
age
last
May.
He
was
bom
in
Kifeslilre,
Scotland,
and
II
or
I
hose
years
up
to
the
limn
of
his
death
having
been
spent
iu
I'rince
lluperl.
llesides
Ihe
widow
and
youngest
son.
Oeorge,
residing
al
the
family
home
on
Ambrose
Avenue
In
this
cily.
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uuues,
is
rv-
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visor
visor
of
or
the
the
Moose
Moose
l.odae.
Lodge,
Dassetl
passed
Dr.
J.
C
Si.ence.
.
who
arrived
tie
vine
n
is
ridiculed
In
well-
in-
lurning
on
tlie-iCardena
this
af.
sand
mark.
form..
I
clicle.
lernoon
to
IiIh
headquarters
Dr.
K.
Parrolt
the
ollicial
i
in,
was
yesterday
aflemoon
hound
rromMhe
week,
sailed
on
the
1'flnco
'
uuiii"
w
ail
'
-ii.
-
jr
'
vio-n
nnniflM
sT
lliu
I
itiMUnta
I
to
Ihe
possibility
of
admitting
such
clauses
into
Ihe
bylaw.
ANer
considering
the
bylaw
clause.
jibe
committee
arose
and
reported
progress.
It
will
come
up
for
further
discussion
uext
week.
A.
Wallsteilt,
district
super
ouvev
"unoau
deceased
is
survived
by
the
Tol-
lowiug
children:
Alexander
of
Seattle;
Mrs.
Met
low
an
or
West
Vancouver
and
formerly
of
I'rince
Huperl;
John,
Cl.evelaml,
Ohio;
Charles
and
William.
Seattle;
Mrs.
Leo
Mclntyre,
Vancouver.
Jo)'
l.tst
a-lit
for
Skidegale.