TO
TRANSPLANT
living
flesh;-;-'
Vienna
Doctor
Has
Novel
Suggestion
Regarding
Those
Who
Meet
Sudden
Death
K
IKHH'
1
I
.
:v.
-nt
Vienna,
lr.
who
Fifty
Killed
and
36
Injured
at
Otaru
on
Saturday
Waterfront
Wrecked
Tukln
On
It
i
im
n,!.-.
llml
flfly
W.'c
killed!
I
ii.
,n
jure.
I
when
a
iiyniiiiiitc
..
.
vjilodi'd
in
rhe
harbor
of
"
in
ii.h
llieaoleni
Julian
on
t
(lav
The
i-xiilooion
occurred
v.
vi
liuinli'd
nii'
uf
dynii-j
r
c
wre
Immiiu
IcuiiRfi'sii'il
from
;
,'i'!!
line
larjte
cscl
wa
iiiimiril,
.'.'i:il
oliluller
i-iiifl
w
-0"k
iii'd
Ihe
waterfront
V..t-
Wi'-.'ked,
DEMAND
FOR
SPACE
AT
WEMBLEY
IS
KEEN
I.OMMI.Y
ln
Tlie
deci--
...
...,,,imi
llir
cinlili
y
ex-
i
i..
l
.
:ir
ha-
let
loouc
.iii
di'iil
-il
ii.
livily.
The
deli
.rd
for
!!ire
i
alreiuly
keen.
I
nit
hIuiiI
axliilntoi-!
ii
well
nx
i
I
filial
ariMip
havr
beuun
to
Mder
(heir
!lei
ill
IU-".
"
no
curly
In
iliru
I
h
iiuiii-ci
tiahire
oT
Ihe
events
thai
I
take
place
in
Ihe
Sltidiuin.
but
i.o
an
in
ui
iil
piil'lic
lieuiiiud
a
repeiilion
of
Ihe
lorclilifthl
and
nciirchliuhl
f
iiloi
winch
win
iii
Ii
u
Hiicee4
Mm-
year.
4.
HEBRIOEANS
MAY
COME
TO
RUPERT
v,Nt;orr.ii.
!c:.
Koniinuiider
D.
June,
chairman
0r
iIm'
Scullixli
1'ishei'ic.i
board,-
i
U'Mijfallun
pin"
f'"'
"'"
sclllcliieiil
oT
HebrldeaiiM
ui'inind
Prince
Htiperl.
Ho
now
in
Victoria
i
fpecliuu
fisilicilc.i
condi.
tlO.
y
council
ti
alderman.
Ilarl
Ik
mm
lu
essay
lii
toi'tlllo'4
tun.
't
an
a
candidate
for
iiiiii.
Willi
a
good
ial
uf
cx-
-lie.
behind
him
in
iHUliici-
pal
affairs
iii
which
Im
ha
taken
,
very
keen
iiilerel.
Aid.
Cot-j
tart's
supporter
have
a
good
ideal
of
confidence
a
Id
the
oul-runif
of
the
contest.
Fur
the
!nt
year,
be
lia
been
ehairnfan
-1
.
,
1
1
.
i
.
w
n
lecture
lour,
(of
lb
ffuiM
tvmmiU.
-ii
nuih.ii.il
organization!
IV
platform
of
Hie
two
can-'
l"
forw)
which
would
jdujples
tt)(rh.
tnrotifu
.
litfjr
(...in
u
recently
killed.
!
wbrfc
in
lie
pa
are
fairly
wl
i.
hi,
illy
..r
Ienall
executed.
!
km,
will
lie
discussed
in
doe
,imi
(..jili'.ii.
f
their
tadici.
rHire.
IW
election
wilt
Lake
-.
,..iiu.i
lir
-ays,
could
be.
place
on
January
15.
i
I
'
ii,..'.)iiii.-l
in
liv-j
At
leul
four
of
the
preenT
i
i
-
tvV.i
i.niil
need-
j
n
i
'ii
tiicr
of
the
council
will
seek
v
i
.
I'-ii:-
i-t'-cli'dioit.
They
wjll
le
Aid.
MUCH
DAMAGE
IN
EXPLOSION
McMordie.
Aid.
Smith.
Aid.
Perry,
and
Aid.
Clapp.
Alii.
Casey
staled
i.mIh.v
lliul
he
ha
not
decided
whether
or
nol
he
will
Im-
in
Ihe
fi.'ld
uixaiti
Aid.
Miicdouiild
and
Mil.
I
Mil
have
definitely
staled
t
Ii
it
I
llicy
will
ii"t
Ii.'
candidate
I.ir
nlil.'l
In
Hi
if
i
I
1
1
r
IIKflill.
STERLING
IS
COMING
BACK
Pound
Worth
$4.73
Today
Highest
Since
1919
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
29.
The
pound
sterling
today
crossed
the
$4.73
mark
the
highest
slnco
1919
when
the
British
government
removed
the
"peg"
which
had
supported
the
money
market
during
the
war.
The
accumulation
of
buying
orders
and
the
flight
of
British
capital
back
to
London
brought
about
the
advance.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HI
I.I.
IIMtluHt.
It.-iitiitiK
:
moderate
m.iiIIhiI
wind:
b.ir-omeler
.".I.'.IH;
leuiieraliire.
lit:
.ea
inoderale:
in.
to
p.m.
spoke
Nleaiiief
Caliiosllll
lefl
llclla
Hel
ta
norlhlioiiinl;
11.10
p.m.
spoke
l
earner
Mopiil
:iH
miles
from
Prince
Ituiiert
norllibound.
liKAO
l
lli:i:
POINT--
IliiiniiiK.
fresh
Miul-lieasl
wind:
baromeler
2l).iit:
leniiicralure
IIH;
sea
roujili
DKillV
ISI.ANO.
0ercasl
IIkM
soulhoasl
wind;
Imroiiiclcr,
'!i.l(i:
I
neruture.
t.i;
sea
smoolh:
Princess
Ileal
rice
out
t'.'.;i(i
a.m.
southbiiuuil.
Noon
HUM.
IIAHHOIl.
Halnlnir;
llifhl
soulhcasl
wind;
baromeler,
2l:12;
leniiicralure
:
sea
mod
crale;
misty
seawards.
OKAO
Tlti:K
POINT.
Over
cast;
liuhl
southeast
wind;
bur
omelet'
.'tf,U3;
lemperalure,
iO;
sea
inoderale:
8.30
a.m.
steamer
Prince
John
out
norllibound.
lilllHY
ISLAND.
-
Overcast:
fresh
easl
wind:
baromeler
29.-
tO:
lemperalure.
it:
sea
inoder
lf
EXEMPTION
FOR
I
FISH
INDUSTRY;
Announcement
Made
as
to
Classes
or
Work
to
Which
8-Hour
Law
will
Not
Apply
VICTOltIA,
I
.
:"J.
Kxeinp-
lions
from
tlo
provisions
of
Ihe
new
Kight-llnur-Diiy
law,
which
leooiiin
operatixe
in
llrilhli
OduinMa
uu
January
I,
will
in
clude
all
branches
of
the
fsliiii',-
iiuluslry,
eerfnin
wurkers
in
1
ho
lojfk'in-
liiiine.K,
and
'ecifiei
elasKe
of
eiiBitMr
and
fire
men,
iicuordin?
In
a
sltiMiienl
iniwle
by
Premier
Oliver.
In
the
logging
industry
all
operator
of
launches,
all
men
rusaneil
in
Uxuuiiip
oper.il
ions.
all
oteralor
of
Iruuspoiialion
system
such
as
railway
crew.
workers
employed
in
hatidliuu
lofts
by
Imcks
or
hordes,
-and
nijfilievrs
I'liiploye.l
in
I
tie
upkeep
and
operation
of
donkey
eiifrlne-
are
exempt
from
the
new
law.
FAVOR
UNION
II
1.0
IN
A,
Dec.
211
l
our
of
the
five
Presbyterian
Churches
here
voted
yesterday
in
favor
of
en
(crinu
a
lulled
Church
1
-
:0NEY
ISLAND
HAS
BIG
FIRE
Famous
Amusement
Resort
Was
Threatened
With
Destruction
Today
NIAV
YOltK.
Dec.
2U.
Coney
Island's
famous
amusemeul
rc-
ort
was
threatened
villi
de-truclion
by
a
fire
this
afternoon
which
slnrled
on
the
Hoard
Walk.
The
flumes
enveloped
the
ntire
block
before
Ihe
arriviil.of
all
the
Hrooklyn
and
other
fire
eipiiiment.
DA
LY-ALASKA
STRI
K
E
STKWAltT.
Dec.
2l.
DevcU
opuicul
work
mi
Ihe
Daly-Alaska
mine
will
be
roulinurd
all
winter.
A
recent
slrike
al
Ihe
300-
fool
level
revealed
a
large
lon-
un?c
id
ore
identical
to
that
oT
the
Premier
mine
which
the
Daly-Alaska
adjoins.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
Oeeural
Hospital
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs...
John..
Leach.
Ninth
Avenue
Fast,
on
December
L'8.
Al
Ihe
Prince
'lluperl
Oeneral
Hospital
on
December
27,
n
son
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Macdonald.
Allin
Avenue.
While
shaking
the
matlress
I
aken
from
Ihe
room
occupied
by
Fred
Auriol
in
the
llegeul
Hotel,
who
was
committed
for
trial
this
morning
in
connection
wilh
the
Forlie.r
robbery.
Con
si
able
Crate,
shook
out
a
gold
wnlch
and
several
trinket
which
...it
.
.
uiiiy
wnii
goons
stolen
some.
tone
njjo
in
Hie
lvarson
Mieft.
25
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
fund
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing;
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel.
3rd
A
parties.
and
6th
St.
'i'riu,.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
V.DECK,
Prop,
Llf)
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
..
..
L,
vol
Xiv
;:,,
r-ist
I'MINCK
III
I'KRT.
H.C.,
MONDAY,
MttEMlJEIt
2ti,
1J2.
Sturdir
t
ClrcuUUfll
17(6.
ttrttt
W.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TWO
IN
FIELD
FOR
MAYORALTY
CONTEST
HEAD
OF
RAILWAYS
FACES
NEW
YEAR
WITH
FEELING
OF
MUCH
OPTIMISM
Mayor
Newton
and
Aid.
Collart
are
Announced
Mayoralty
Candidates
Two
i
.iiiililiili-
hit
dciinilcly
in
the
field
for
Ho-
Hi2.
t
.
.
i
-;
1
1
oiitcl,
built
having
formally
published
(heir
uii-,
mri'iiii-iiN.
They
urn
Muyor
Newlon
who
on
Saturday
-.
Iimi-'ll
.i
r.tudidalc
for
ic-clcrlioii,
and
Aid.
Collarl.
,
indue
,u
-
today.
M.ixnr
Vc
svImii
dii-
already
been
mayor
for
five
terms
in
l
!l
I
I'l'i
I
I
''
I
and
lUiM.
Id'
hold
the
record
for
niim-,.i
in.
is.
ii.
tn
i
ii
ii
lie
r-ii
i
being
Police
Magistrate
Mr-
1
.
mm
w
I...
li.-ni
Hi.'
oiii.
i'
iir
liner
year.
Mayor
Newton
on
several
occasion
ha
also
been
im
iiii-iii
-ful
aptranl
for
Ihe
chief
magistracy.
Having
irri.i
three
year
mi
All
worker
in
cook
and
bunk
houses
in
the
camps
of
the
province
are
a
Wo
exempt.
All
Fishing
Nol,
only
lite
fiifflHx
L)tlur
,liieTf."
but
Cannery
and
curfny
,flli
or
flli
prtxlnets
ar)
allowfil
exenlpllon.
All
workers
employed
hi
ship-buildius
and
ninlul
trades
industries
will
he
allowed
to
wort
fifteen
hours
ier
man
per
monlh
oxer
and
above
Ihe
liinitatioiir
of
the
new
law
in
order
to
execute
work
.
necessary
to
Kec
other
industries
in
operation.
A
record
of
Hits
overtime
work
however.
must
be
reported
monthly
to
the
ollioe
of
the
Hoard
of
Adjustment.
Steam
Industries
In
all
ministries
wliieii
uc
steam
ns
a
motive
power
and
which
operate
on
a
oue-shifl
basis,
the
enpineer
and
firemen
in
charKc
will
be
allowed
to
work
overtime
to
the
extent
of
an
hour
and
a
half
per
day
to
cover
"pre
uiraloiy
or
complementary
work."
In
addition
lo
Ihe
Industrie
xenipled
by
the
Hoard
of
Ad
justment,
the
112rieultur.nl,
lior-
lieullural
and
dairy
industries
in
ill
I
heir
branches
are
exempted
under
the
new
law
itself.
F.xcept
for
these
exeniplioii
however,
every
industry
in
Hril-
h
Columbia
will
work
on
an
"ivhl-hour
day.
eoinmciicin
January
I.
An
industry,
of
course,
is
I'oiisiiiereii
as
any
tms
iiicss
wliirli
is
actually
iiroduv
in?
u
marketable
product.
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
TATOOSH
IS.
HAYING
NEW
ENGINE
PUT
IN
KKTCIIIKAN
lice.
ilt.
After
a
very
successful
season
from
the
slandpoiul
of
product
ion,
the
halibut
vessel
"Tuloosh"
will
have,
a
full
dciscl
engine
iuslal
led
in
the
near
fill
tire.
Won
has
been
received
of
Ihe
pur
chase
in
Seattle
ut
a
GO.
h.n
WiisIiIiikIoii-KsIcii
.
euKiue
Captain
K.
Marliuseii.
This
will
will
be
shipped
In
Kelchikan
am
will
be
installed
in
Hie
"Ta
luosli
"
liy
the
Northern
.Machine
Works.
Captain
Marliuseii
one
or
Ihe
uiosl
suecessftil
hull
but
vessel
owners
in
1
In
district
TEAM
GOES
THROUGH
HITTING
ON
ALL
SIX
ICE
ON
DECKER
LAKE
Horses
Were
Drowned
and
Sev
eral
People
Have
Narrow
Escape
III
HNS
I.AKlvYf.
VJ.
H.
A.
in
i
t
Ii.
when
iJtivmx
home
from
ihe
decker
Lake
L.hnslma
entertainment,
bad
a
bad
accident
when
bis
team
and
sleigli
broke
through
the
ice
on
tin'
lake
about
mile
from
Ihe
Community
Hall.
I
he
occupants
of
Ho;
slemh
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I!.-
A.
Smilli
and
Mrs.
IM.
Merrill
and
her
three
hildren.
They
Ijrfl
the
hall
be-
.4
ore
Hie
ilaliee
ig'Okc
up.
aim
Iheir
cries
for
t
help
broushi
naiiy
lo
assist
tliem
to
iliilne.li-ite
shelter.
Tne
team
was
Irowned,
and
Hie
occupants
of
the
sleigh
were
wet.
their
ar-menls
freeziiiK
immediately
up-
.11
exposure
In
I
lie
atmosphere.
v
HIGH
PRESSURC
CONDENSER
WILL
SAVE
MUCH
COAL
IIASLK.
Switierland,
Dec.
29.
Professor
Weiseuacr
of
Zurich
has.
discovered,
a
high
pressire
sletinr
condenser
for
locomotive
by
which,
it
is
claimed,
a
fifty
per
cent
saving
ran
be
effected
in
use
of
coal.
4
STEP
TAKEN
GILLIS
CASE
"Cannonball"
Baker
Arrested
Connection
with
Hijacking
Murder
In
SEATTLE,
Dec.
29.
Owen
B.
(Cannonball)
Baker,
wanted
In
connection
with
the
murder
of
William
Oillls
and
his
son
on
their
vessel,
Beryl
G.,
has
been
arrested
In
New
York
and
Canadian
authorlt'es
commenced
extradition
proceedings
today.
Baker
was
taken
In
a
New
York
waterfront
hotel,
clue
to
his
whereabouts
having
been
obtained
through
a
letter
to
a
party
here
In
close
touch
with
the
police
asking
that
the
letter
be
re-directed
or
delivered
to
Baker's
BOAT
SINKS
OFF
POINT
YINCENTE
Threo
Out
or
Six
Met
Death
When
Craft
Went
Down
Last
Night
SAN
PKDIIO.
Dec.
20.
Three
out
of
a
crew
of
six
perished
last
niidil
off
Point
Viucente
banks
when
a
boat
ank
during
a
heavy
fog.
The
bodies
were
recovered
but
il
is
unknown
how
Ihe
craft
met
with
disaster.
KING
ALBERT
IS
TO
CROSS
SAHARA
Accepts
Invitation
of
Marshal
Petaln
to
Make
Trip
.
on
Specially
Wheeled
Motor
Cars
HIIUSSF.LS.
Dec.
i0.
King
Albert
ot
Helgium
ha
accepted
invitation
of
Marsrltal
Pelain
or
France
lo
cross
Ihe
Saliara
desert
as
far
as
Timbuckloo
on
cars
on
which
caterpillar
wheels
will
be
ued
Canadian
National
Giving
Good
Service
Now
and
Soon
Should
Pay
Says
Thornton
MONTHKAL,
Dec.
"The
result
of
our
last
two
years
of
operation
conclusively
show
llml
Hie
Canadian
National
Hail-.
a
system
can
fiirin-li
a
first
class
service
to
the
public
and,
.1
tin-
same
time,
eveutiialiy
become
a
source
of
profit
to
the
eople
of
Canada.
The
first
of
these
conclusion
is
becoming
.lore
evident
daily.
Iloxv
soon
we
shall
accomplish
the
serum!
cpends
entirely
upon
Ihe
business
we
eiin
secure.
Cmiseipienl-;
.
il
Let
nines
(lie
duly
of
evny
one
uf
us
lo
put
forth
every
ef
i'orl
lu
allracl
freijrhl.
passenger,
telegraph
and
express
business
o
the
National
Itailway
system.
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--
-
-
I
know
thai
I
can
rely
uin
the
iforts
of
all
of
you
in
this
di-
ection.
Ihe
foriroin?
was
one
d
the
statements
made
by
Sir
lleurv
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Itailway
during
the
course
of
an
address
which
he
li'livercd
froiit
radiu
station
CNH.M,
the
Canadian
"National
tadio
at
Hroadcasliug
station
al
Montreal.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
was
ar-'ompanied
by
three
vice-presi-enls
S.
J.
Iluntrerrord,
J.
K.
iialrymple
and
Mr.
W.
I).
llobb,
be
tatter
beins
in
charge
of
the
radio
department
as
one
ot
ac-
1
i.r
.11
.
I
1...
1.1...
'I'l.n
ivme
ijirrcini
uy
iiiiii.
ihu
department.
The
Canadian
Na-
lional
is
the
first
railway
in
the(
world
lo
establish
radio
as
a
lefinite
part
of
flic
system's
ac
tivities.
Promising
Outlook
All
or
the
speakers
stressed,
he
promising
outlook
of
the
;
miiiu
year
and
eacli
spoke
to
Uis
large
yet
invisutie
auuienrcj
ii
optimistic
terms
while
Mr.
'lobb.
who
spoke
in
French,
dwell
'pon
the
amicable
relationship
which
had
been
developed
be-ivveen
Ihe
railways
and
Ihe
large
-rliiiii
of
population,
of
Canada
and
Hie
United
Slates
who
speak
the
French
language.
While
Ihe
addresses
oT
the
nresidenl
and
the
three
vice-
.residenls
were
actually
spoken!
;u
Montreal,,
the
range
of
territory
covered
by
the
broadcast
included
Ihe
greater
part
of
the
nnlincut
and
an
audience
itself
so
great
in
size
as
lo
defy
rea-onalde
calculation.
Copies
of
Ihe
addresses
had
been
forwarded
to
Ihe
oilier
iidio
stations
of
the
CN.H.
al
Mouclon,
Winnipeg.
Saskatoon,
Kdmonlou
and
Culuary.
Ilegiua
wa
Ihe
only
station
of
the
nine
operated
by
the
department
notj
used.
Such
a
distance
covered'
by
a
siuvultaneous
and
related
broadcast
was
clearly
a
new
record
for
radio
work
of
such
!i.n
racier
in
the
Dominion.
BUYS
SAILING
SHIP
C.iiil.
It.
I..
Johnson
ha
bought
Ihi'
3.U00
Ion
sailing
shi'i
IJalvvig
Vienneo
in
San
Francisco
j
ind
will
bring
il
lo
Vancoiive,'
lol
operate
in
coast
freighting.
Ti:e
vessel
wa
built
in
Scotland.
purchased
by
eOrman
interest
and
interned
during
the
war
in
Mexico.
I
here
being
purchased
by
the
Dollar
Co.
BUY
ANCHORAGE
PAPER
ANCHOR
At
IK.
Alaska.
Dec.
20.
The
Daily
Time
ha
been
purchased
by
u
syndicate
ot
local
business
men.
The
sale
wa
by
aulion.
VICTORIA
BEATS
REGINA
VICTOltIA.
Dee.
20.
--Victoria
defended
Hegiua
by
a
score
of
5
to
nil
in
Ihe
Western
Canada
Hockey
League
game
on
Satur
day
MCKEOWNON
CROW
RATES
Takes
the
View
That
Railway
Board's
Decision
Is
Not
Re-
-versed
by
ST.
JOHN.
N.U.,
Uec.
-"J.
Chairman
McKrown
of
Ihe
Hail-way
Commission,
declared
last
nii;ht
that,
arcording
lo
hi
rcad-iu?
tf
the
order-lh-councit
deciding
to
restore
the
CrovV's
Nest
Pass
rates,
the
government
has
occasion
of-llif
broadcast
-was
'not
reversed
Ihe
board"
decisioa
trTTtfaTV
TfflenibUo"nnrtf"tlr
stains
first
year
of
service
of
the
radio
quo
until
such
lime
a?
the
Su-
prcme
i.oun
decides
merits
of
the
case.
upon
(he
LOSE
LIVES
IN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
William
Henry
and
Norman
Mullett
were
Partnors
in
Business
-
n
,
VAXCOUVFJl.
Dec.
20.
Wil-
Ham
Henry,
aged
52,
and
Nor-a
man
I.
Mullett,
aged
30,
partner
in
business,
were
drowned
on
Saturday
afternoon
when
theirj
car
skidded
into
u
ditch
on
llio"
Lulu
Island
road.
The
overturn-;,
eil
ear
with
Hie
two
men
pinned
underneath
was
discovered
on
Sunday.
't
COL.
LAYARD
IS
;
DEAD
IN
SOUTH
British
Army
Officer,
Who
Expires
at
Victoria,
was
Veteran
of
Many
Campaigns
VICTOltIA.
Dec.
21)
The
death
occurred
at
his
home
here
oC
Col.
Itrownlow
Villiers
i
aged
87,
a
retired
Hritisli
i.uvu
rii
Army
veteran
ol
numerous
campaigns.
VANCOUVER
RUGBY
TEAM
WINS
5
TO
0
OYER
CALIFORNIANS
VANCOl
VF.Il.
Dec.
VJ.
In
a
steady
rain
and
on
a
field
covJ
ercij
with
slush,
a
representative
Vancouver
rugby
team
defeated
the
California
Olympins
lliree
to
nil
on
Sal
unlay
afternoon.
FOR
MAYOR
Al
Ihe
reiiuesl
or
many
friends
and
ratepayers
in
the
city
I
beg
lu
announce
myself
as
candidate
in
the
mayoralty
contest
for
1025.
I
will
announce
my
platform
In
the
course
of
a
few
days!
TIIKO.
C.0L.AUT.
Alderman.
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