25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDCCK,
Prop
UNEMPLOYMENT
IN
VANCOUVER
Situation
Has
Become
Such
that
Provincial
Government
Is
Asked
to
Give
Relief
W'.ol
VI
ll.
he.
Ill-
..iiiirii
)iiciilnv
unaiii-ily
mloiilcil
rcsoluliuii
call-in
Hie
inyiucil
jiiivern-
i
i
io
iniitiguMile
measures
in
ilmiely
to
lake
care
nf
lh
ini'lntiiieiil
nilUaHon
here.
Xo
-
1
1
1
a
it
I
moo
Mintle
men
ha'
-.''I
I
In-
relief
oIVIck
dui
ina
in
-i
Hi
H
i
liny.
Hie
rounrtl
il
Mo-
n-lief
.lejiarliiienl
In
i.
.ill
dole
issues
to
in-1
mi
Sunday
inglil.
FIRE
LOSS
IN
CITY
IS
LIGHT
Department
Responded
to
49
Alarms
During
1924
and
$4,334.92
Damage
was
Dono
lui
ni
Hie
vein-
m.'t
I
lie
city
'
iit
ilepai'lllienl
re.
-.pi
Hided
to
PJ
'.ill-,
tin-
lulal
diimiiKc
itiiioiinl-"fr
to
t,:iUl.'.tl'
fully
coveted
by
'"Mintuec.
Jiiii
liiosl
M't'toUH
f"'e
r
Ihe
year
was
on
July
S
when
a
bliuc
al
8
Hi
Coniux
Avo.
did
ilmniiHi)
In
11
xlenl
of
3,-
;H.r(
covei-i'd
by
insurance.
In
Ihe
month
nT
heeeiulier
Ihe
deiuiitiU.ai
uiixtsered
fite
alariua
mi
hiss
being
siislaineil.
LEAVES
SOON
Mt:i(HllA.
hee.
al.
I'redeiick
A
Pauline,
the
new
Agent
Oeti-ft'nl
al
Loudon
for
H.H.
whose
'I'I'olulnieul
was
anuouneed
yes-'"'day.
will
leave
early
in
Janu-l-y
for
Kiigland
in
Em
;
LABOR
CONSIDERS
I
CiyiC
ELECTIONS
Candidates
Will
be
Selected
at
Meeting
to
be
Held
Next
Monday
Al
u
large
iiinl
i-iillntsiaslic
meeting
held
lurt
inglil
liy
Hie
Trades
ami
l.anor
Council
in
the
IJarpenler"
Hall,
Ihe
uetyoil
f
iiiiininaling
l.lnr
candidates
in
the
rurlhcondng
inintiripal
elections
ww
iliwused.
While
a
numiMT
i
iwntes
were
pre-friileil
for
endorsalion
fur
alder-iiiimi.
school
tnisi's
ami
police
cotnini-siiiner.
It
was
deeldeil
mil
lo
ntuke
fmal.
selecl
iou
until
iiililiimtinl
names
have
been
.iiluiiitli-'l
al
auoUier
meeliug
lo
be
Ih'I.I
mi
MoiHMy
night.
II
was
finally
deeded,
however.
Hint
im
i
iiini'c
tlwiti
four
names
will
lie
sitlmiilled.
to
Hie
elep-
loiatc
f"i
Labor
candidates
for
ablei'itianii'
limiors.
PLEADS
GUILTY
ON
ONE
CHARGE
BUT
I'..
,.
Pyne
is
leaung
Prince
in
in
iic
tium'o-row
for
1'ilmonton
.
..
7
;
VOI,
XIV
.
NO.
.,(),
,''i7,
DENIES
SECOND
l-'ifil
AurioJ.
who
was
i-otiiiuil
ltd
for
trial
by
Man
il
rule
Me-
CL
itionl
Hi
Ihe
cily
indice
eonrl
on
ebjfrges
of
lnraking
anil
en-lertng
Hie
residenei-
of
Mrs.
A
Portia
mid
Adolf
Ivaisou
and
titkialif
gvdl
eitnir
up
for
,l''v
IMJII
WItyV
Jtlilge
"imtr
ui
uiu
provtltclal
eotiM
yeieray
aiii-r
HOiill.
PriHoner
ilicted
for
speedy
trial
jdeadiin;
gutlly
lo
Hie
I-urtier
riiblicrv
and
not
guilty
lo
Ihe
Ivaisou
robbery.
Tin-
i
rial
before
Judge
Yninm
lias
l
eiMi
sni
for
January
3.
i
itV
i
I..-;
I
In
Hie
,
M.I
'."
:i.
Sl.il
..
l.-V
n
-
Ilfi
v
BIRTH
'i-i
-iinj
I
here
t
1
!
i
.!
i
in-
r.M-i
'ii
i
tuni'
tlii'
ii
u
-u!iri!iMir
iu-
with
nut
i
.-...i0i
UiL-tde
ui
on
itilo
Canada
had
n-H
as
nle
much
Iijm
Hie
flow
lo
the
s-.i
IVveloputenl
had
1
ill
an
unprecedented
.
.i
1
1
-
il
was
taken
for
.
i
Dial
Ihe
influx
would
''
I'.auadians
had
pleilged
future.
The
sludeel
of
inn-
liislury
might
well
ask
f
iiei-haps
they
had
not
gone
.
f
.
t
.
Hie
iiniiilgralioii
thai
wan
tltoiighl
would
continue
i
I
ways
now
seemed
to
have
slop-id'il.
Too
Few
People
We
are
suffering
because
we
are
carrying
on
Ihe
shoulders
of
8.000.000
people
Hie
burden
ad
justed
lo
SO.OOO.Ooo.
There
is
no
recourse
but
to
go
forward
wilh
Ihe
policy
of
development.
aid
Professor
I.eacoek.
"If
litis
whole
Canadian
structure
is
not
lo
collapse
it
must
he
hoUtereil
up
liy
more
immigration
ami
in
vested
capital.'"
VV
must
rcsolxe
t
hut
from
IM
Hwie
there
must
mil
be
one
wasted
ptildie
dollar.
We-
are
so
close
today
lo
being
bankrupt
that
we
have
got
lo
find
some-otie
lo
lake
charge
of
our
ex-
tnMurr
who
will
grmiae
over
every
dollar.
If
our
natural
as
sUt
were
really
only
filled
for
lit
8,00(1.00(1
people
already
here
llien
nothing
matters.
We
can
all
go
itilo
the
si-rap
heap
lo
a-etber.
Ilul
our
country
can
easily
be
Ihe
home
lor
L'O.OOO,-
000."
Professor
Leaeoek
said
I
hat
I
here
was
only
one
way
lo
tlii
ami
thai
was
to
inrrense
our
population
and
capital,
by
unit
ing
our
policy
with
(I
real
Britain
The
economic
inleuralion
of
the
llrilish
Kinpire
1s
Ihe
key
lo
our
pro.prrity,
he
said
A
sou
wits
born
al
Ihe
Prince
llupcrl
(ietierul
Hospital
on
Dee
ember
.'II
to.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.ewi
Ualupaguolo.
Inglil
It
Avenue
K,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fisher
and
daugli
UT,
Miss
Louie
Fisher,
are
sail
lug
on
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
next
Friday
morning
for
Seattle
and
Victoria
here
they
expect
lo
re
main
a
couple
of
months.
Hay
laoml
Fisher
will
also
sail
for
Victoria
returning
lo
his
duties
willi
Hie
forestry
department
af
ler
having
spenl
the
Christmas
v.icuiion
here.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHIXCK
III
PBHT.
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER
31.
1021.
The'loiiili
i
dimwit
which
i
being
prepared
Im-
Hie
IuhP
of
Kn.-ieo
1.;i,iim
in
lite
late
Icoy
s
horn
chapel
in
Hie
Hiittitcro
del
Piairto
b
Napie.
Tl'e
body
will
be
Iraus-;
feirqi
Htere
as
soon
as
Hie
decurations
are
coiupb-lciK
Four
Aldermen
to
be
Chosen
YuUrtfiy'i
ClrtuUtkxi
1TZ9.
for
Two
Years
and
Four
for
One
Year
at
Cwic
Election
The
uinctuliiieiil
to
lite
Municipal
Act
made
al
the
recent
ession
of
Ihe
Legislature
providing
lor
two
ytvir
terms
for
aldermen
now
being
in
effecL
it
will
be
duly
applied
at
Hie
niuiiieipul
election
lo
be
held
here
on
January
15,
Cily
.Solicitor
F.
Jones
announced
this
morning.
The
highest
four
on
the
I
of
elected
aldermen
will
serve
for
two
years;
Hie
lowest
four,
for
one
year.
Hesides
the
mayor
and
eight
aldermen,
three
school
tnis-
ces
and
one
police
commissioner
arc
lo
be
elected
al
Hie
11125
FRANCE
TO
PAY
DEBTS
But
United
States
Minister
Is
Told
That
Leniency
of
Treatment
Expected
PARIS,
Dec.
31.
Finance
Minister
Clement
today
called
on
United
States
Ambassador
Herrlck
and
presented
him
a
copy
of
his
Inventory
of
France's
finances.
.
He
called
special
attention
to
paragraphs
in
which
it
was
stated
that
France
had
no
thought
of
repudiating
her
war
debts
but
sought
lo
Justify
her
claim
for
leniency
of
treatment
and
asked
the
application
of
the
principle
of
tho
Dawes'
plan
In
sottloment.
WAGING
WAR
ON
PLAGUE
Rigid
Health
Inspection
Being
Required
on
Ships
From
Certain
Ports
WASHINGTON.
Die.
:il.
-The
public
health
service
lias
Invoked
a
rigid
health
inspection
applicable
to
ships
reaching
utty
American
port
front
New
Orleans,
San
Pedro
or
Oakland
as
a
pre
caution
against
Ihe
spread
of
Ihe
bubonic
plague
among
rul
which
has
been
llOSr
Oil
ICS.
discovered
in
jmiIIs.
S.
K.
Parker,
11.
II.
Rochester
and
Aid.
(.
It.
Casey
are
the
retiring
school
trustees
and
P.
.
CamerouV
term
as
police
commissioner
now
expires.
Hylaws
providing
for
the!
grading
of
Park
Avenue
lo
the
cemetery
and
for
extension
of
electric
lines
to
the
elevator
silo
will
also
be
presented.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKiHY
ISLAND.
-
Paining,
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer
VJ.
70;
temperature
10;
h
envy-swell
;
8
a.m.
spoke
sleauier
Prince
John
left
Huekley
Hay
bound
for
Prince
Ituperl.
DKAD
TltF.K
POINT.
Over
cast;
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
Sti.OI;
'temperature
37;
sea
smooth.
HI
LL
IIAHHOH.
Overcast;
strong
southeast
wind;
baromet
er
.v.uu;
temperature
tt;
sea
rough;
"i.i'i
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Clicloltsiu
near
Sointula
south
bound.
Noon
DKiHY
ISLAND.
Ilaiitlng
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer
jy.os;
temperature
II
;
sea
rough.
DKAD
THF.C
POINT.
Over
cast;
calm;
barometer
2U:fil
temperature
:7;
sea
smooth.
HI
LL
II
Alt
HOll.
Overeast
strong
southeast
wind;
baromet
er
2U.0J;
temperature
IS;
s
rough;
l.:0
a.m.
spoke
Canadian
Hover
through
Queen
Cliutlollo
Sound
bound
for
Powell
Hiver
8.3(1
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cordelia
lcfl
Hclla
Holla
southbound.
C.N.
II.
steamer
Prince
John,
Copt.
Mabhs,
will
arrive
from
the
Islands
al
10
o'clock
tonight.
t'
her
friend.
Miss
Fort
SI.
John.
Itrt
429.
.Melutyrc
of
NEW
TIME
TABLE
fmiriiT
rn
TnT
mwww,
.
win...
"Ttasseoxer
trains
win
come
into
effect
al
In
first
of
the
week.
Sunday
afternoon's
train
will
come
in
qt
t
o'clock
as
usual
but
(hereafter
trains-
froln
the
Eat
wfH
arrive
at
7
o'clock
on
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
mornings.
There
will
be
no
change
in
the
time
of
departure
of
easlbouud
trains
which
leave,
al
5
o'clock
Monday,
Wednes-
day
and
Saturday
even-
ings.
iGOOD
ACTIVITY
1924
BUILDING
Permits
Foe
Eleven
Months
sued
at
City
Hall
Total
$206,022
In
Value
there
has
been
considerable
building
activity
in
the
cily
dur
ing
the
year
ID21
and
the
tolal
value
represented
in
permits.
taken
out
during
Hie
twelve
inonlh
al
Ihe
city
engineer
s
of
fice
will
go
well
over
Hie
$200,-000
mark..
There
have
been
no
very
large
projects
undertaken.
but
several
new
business
blocks
and
a
number
of
residences,
be
sides
a
great
deal
of
general
re
pair
work,
have
been
'provided
for.
The
list
of
permits
for
Ihe
inonlh
of
December
has
not
yet
been
completed
but,
up
to
the
cm
of
November,
permits
totalling
$g0t.l?2
had
been
taken
out
lows:
Jautnu-y
.
.
February
.
March
.
.
.
April
...
May
June
...
,
July
...
August
September
October
,
,
November-
Total
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1S.
ATTAIN
FOLLOWED
BY
FLOODS
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
SEARCHING
FOR
l)0G
TEAM
NORTH
OF
FORT
ST.
JAMES
Townsfolk
Marooned,
Trains
Tied
Up
and
Telegraph
Lines
Are
on
Ground
in
Old
Country
LONDON,
!.
ai.
Floods
"-uiiM-d
by
iniiil
oliiriu-
mi-
I'
iMIIg
lit
IlldliV
i.jlU
Ul
t
J
I
1
-4
1
111:'.,,!..
i'i)llr(Mi
f
.
-
.
,h
pule,
lire
uwvii
aitil
hi
iii.Ui
low
n
mail
is
being
dclhernl
"''
owing
In
lh
floods.
l,oiiihiit-CMriisle
expic.
Iriuii-liriil
il
li
iirlli
owing
In
xiihiiiii'gi-i
track-.
At
Mitn
im
t
ti.
i
.g
r-
ii-
niiiiiHiiifil
mid
arc
being
served
with
fund
Hud
k
t
ti'i.it
M-m
nn
imr-eliiii-k
.ire
bii
re-ruing
ti
1
1
mid
"
JlTI)
'
AUSTRALIA
TO
HAVE
OFFICIAL
Will
Keep
In
Touch
With
British
Developments
and
Submit
Views
to
His
Country
nMi
1
.11
l
I.
I
-
-,i.
I
lt.it
'
Minn!.
Will
nil":
I
'
v
'
..-'..I
i
lie
alli,
h.
i
'
I
(Im
Dig
I
l.
inn
...
i,
wiili
Hi
Mmi
I
I
In-
ul
I'liril
'i.l..:
,
Iiii
li"
ll-
i"
'
II
1
1
il"
g'
l-llltl
'
I
1
.
:
mi-'
-
!
I
..
..-
-
II,,
.
,v
HON.
F.
A,
PAULINE
mm
BURDEN
IS
TOO
!
GREAT
TO
BEAR!
More
Capital
and
More
People
IU
......
.4
I
.
.
.4
-
I
ncuutu
in
uunaja
anu
u
operation
is
Necessary
J-i.M
lti:l.,
Dec.
:o.
tinnidn
-
I
mmi'
iMpitHl.uiiil
mtr-
it
lic
i
In
surviv
nili
--.
uiiij
.lii
iiiii-i
gel
IIm-iii
v
l'
lli-i
li-y
Willi
Hint
i
Ill-it
:itl,
li-rlui
i'i
111".
T.i'iii'
'f'..
irnii.'iir
of
.1
-l
'
I
HI
'
ill
Mi'lilll
-1
1
y.
in
in
ii
J.l
i
here.
Anxiety
is
Felt
For
'
Missing
Mail
Packer
With
Girl
Passenger
FOItT
.ST.
JOHN,
Dec.
Forty
-eight
hour
overdue
be-Uvtcn
Hoila
and
Fori
St.
John,
great
anxiety
is
Jieing
felt
at
the
i.'."tt-arrhl
of
the
mail
and
Constable
Barber
of
Hie
provincial
jiulicc
hi
tailed
nut
uii-the
trail
lo
inlilulii
a
search
fur
J,
Douglas
(iadeiihcad,
veteran
norlhcni
mail
contractor,
who
has
i,..-
his
"
eMger
Miss
Marjorie
Hyndman,
school
mistress
of
Hudson's
Hope.
Delayed
on
the
Peuro
Hiver
between
Citibank,
and
this
place,
a
distance
of
roughly
35
miles,
Cadenhead
reported
at
Citibank
(hut
ln
was
ahead
oT
Verne
McLeans
.
leant
which
bn-ke
through
I
lit
ice
and
was
drowned
on
Sunday
shorl
dis-i
I
mice
alnive
Cutliank
ltier.
j
Miss
liyiiiiniiin
is
a
Vancouver;
L'irl
Mil-
ilii"litii-
nf
It.
K.
Jl
Villi-I
GREAT
BRITAIN
:
IS
OPTIMISTIC
man,
inspi-cl'ir
of
iiumiHi'alion
al!
"
Valii-ouver.
She
a
on
her
way
Leading
Industries
are
Pleased'
ln-re
to
mhmiiI
a
varalion
Willi
With
Outlook
For
the
New
Year
l.OXUO.N.
ic.
:H.
The
most
lof
Ihe
leading
iitiluc
tries
of
Ij....i
'n.:i..:
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optimism.
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increase
lately
in
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.LWitairfai,
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and
ovoeas
trade
Is
showing
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gradual
expansion.
Hopes
of
,
'
.taxation
reduction,
better
.
Dominion
trade
ami
improved
general
conditions
in
F.urope
are
some
of
i!:e
farlor
thai
encour-
age
cheerftilness
911
the
eve
of
1
Hie
.Vi'tt-
ear.
:;TW0
PERISHED
:i
IN
SHIP
FIRE
I
Children
t'.urned
to
Death
Aboard-'
,
Ginyo
Maru
Two
Others
Seriously
Injured
-
LOS
AN'ilF.LF.S,
Dec
31.
Tvd'
1
children
were
burned
to
death
1
and
two
other
persons
were
e-
riousiy
iniureii
in
a
lire
wnicif
I
burned
all
day
in
the
holds
of
the
'
Japanese
passenger
and
cargo
steamer
(iinyo
Maru
bound
from
Valparaiso
fur
Japan.
1
The
(Iinyo
Maru
carried
7!)'
passengers
and
a
crew
of
103,.
all
oY
whom"
were
picked
up
at,
sea
by
Ute
steamer
Julia
Lucken'f
i
bach.
MEET
GIBBONS
Has
Accepted
Terms
from
Lon;
don
Club
for
SC0.0OO
Bout
PAHIS,
Dec.
31.,--Luis
Firpo
'tus
accepted
terms
from
the
Na
tiohal
s.por(ing
Club
of
London'
for
a
fiahl
with
Touitnv
Ollihon
for
a
purse
o
(00,000.
Tho
date
of
U,c
fight
lias
nol
been
sullied
but
il
will
probably
InktV
place
Per
inonlh
they
lotalled
as
fol-!'"
February.
Tommy
(Jlbbons
has
not
yet
uieiit.
signed
tho
ugree-
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NEW
YEAR
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OUR
WISH
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Daily
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uishes
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readers
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advertisers
a
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and
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being
New
Year's
Day,
there
will
be
no
issue
of
this
paper.
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