25
TAXI
unci
Ambulance
Service
-iii
i.
"si!,',"
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
-
'
Wl.
XIV
NO
?M.
PATTULLO
Provincial
Party
is
in
Danger
of
Breaking
up
Dissensions
at
Meeting
Last
Night
When
Resolution
of
Censure
of
Members
is
Proposed;
McRae
Absent
VIUTOHIA.
He-,
i.
Wliil
lillic
remain-
nl
the
Provincial
I'ai'ly
iirgauiialiuii
here
-mre
I
he
general
election
was
lorn
ly
a
revolt
w
lit-i
t
Iiri-al-n
-
it-
rtuitiiiued
existence,
a
a
result
of
what
Millie
or
jt
leader
derilie
a
thr
"iueoiiiprehenitde
attitude
of
tin'
parly'
elected
member.
I.u-l
night
the
Provincial
Party
organization
held
a
meeting
t,'
which
H
resolution
censuring
the
tim
e
member
of
(tic
Legi--lulure
for
siding
with
the
Oliver
Oineriimenl
iluriiig
the
present
a
j
.
.
.....
ff-i(iii
was
iniriHiiieeo.
ilie
chairman.
Dr.
M.
S.
Gulh-'
refused
to
allow
a
vide
on
it
;,ij
i
In-
meeting
virtually
broke
when
u
crowd
headed
by
Cap-
j.
s
Cham
Jiml
II.
S.
rJlioll
left
III
prolel.
i,
i
rnl
Mrllac.
lender
nf
Hie
:V'r.
W
till
Wa
Ill
IllWII.
'
-
jT(
''J
to
deliver
tin-
principal
ji-
u
of
the
ri'iiiu.
Iml
failed
':
appear
RUSHING
GRAIN
I
FROM
PRAIRIES
,
,
.
Htir
It
'
-
Four
Million
B
Bushels
;
Leaded
Into
Ships
In
One
Day
at
Lakehead
WiNMl'l
ii.
I
.!.
t
A
new
i
in
the
himhiiK
nf
grain
u
!
l.ak-lii
nii
wh
established
rrday.
according
to
figure
;fl
by
the
Canadian
National
Hi
way
this
morning.
A
total
f
U
vessel
were
loaded
with
3,-:
.fK
bohcl
or
grain.
I'ur-'li
'
heavy
loading!
may
be
an-
;nted
during
the
net
few1
il.iv,
tiuee
ix
ceU
are
loalj
fmiay
Mini
eleven
more
are
ll!
'
reaeh
port.
'admit
on
Canadian
National
t,
oi
the
went
continue
heavy.
A
'fill
of
fit
h;i
ram
eonUin-1
a
5.1.'.'
12.0011
buoheU
having
I.
Imh,i-
otnee
AuinjHt
I.
Daily
'aillna.
are
jint
short
of
t.OOO,-IHXI
iMheU.
iniieti
of
which
l
'
itiiuiK
from
the
line
elevator
"illier
Hum
from
farmers
ilire.nt.
s:
i-
Aiignat
n
total
of
UIH
'
ir
have
,een
ileliveretl
lo
Vnn-
CITY
TEMPLE
EXCLUDES
CHILDREN
FROM
SERVICES
Pressure
for
Soallng
Space
Makes
Action
Necessary
at
Victoria
vl'"l()lt!A,
Dee.
4.
Owing
to
i"1
oiiuieiiie
now
ill
alleiuling
'be
Cily
Teiiinle
erviee!
every
Untidily
evening
it
ha
been
found
nerei.iiry
lo
jtrohlhll
the
tliiii-Mnn
of
children.
Many
me
luni-
''I
"way
allhuugh
the
hmldlug
H,,'Hs
Ihoo.
Dr.
t:iem
Havies
who
m
reecnlly
refused
the
ialor-"''Mi
or
the
Ceiilennial
Methodist
'-luii-ch
by
the
Melh(idil
Confer-
ii
Ihn
iastor
of
the
City
Ii'iiiie
WOULD
PERMIT
DOCTOR
TO
TAKE
LIFE
UNDER
CERTAIN
CONDITIONS
'OI'KNHAtlKN,
Dec.
.
A
bill
"
"ulhorUe
doclors
under
cer-ll"n
oomlllions
lo
lake
the
lire
of
Ml
lent
was
introduced
into
Mir
Hauls!,
Parliament
by
'tie
oov
DENES
CONFESSED
TO
BURGLARY
AT
GRATTON
SHOP
William
Duke
Speedily
Captured
by
Serocant
Bailey
Yesterday
A
wedy
capture
wa
effected
lyeterday
afternoon
by
(lily
Holier
Serve
ant
Itailey
in
coer-
'ikiii
willi
(he
burglary
of
Wilfrid
tore
uii
Thin!
Avenue
;;:r:;.;,'
ulled
in
William
Duke.
;u
rerenl
arrival
here,
being
coni-
ti
I
t-I
for
trial
bv
Ma?
I
strain
Mri.lyiuont
Ihi
tnoriiMx
after
he
(,
JM,.
a
f.onfrilsj0
u,,.r
,mtl,
lo
Chief
Virker-
admitting
breaking
and
entering
(lie
More
ami
Wealing
Hie
gooU
ihi"xiiik
4
wo
revolver"
and
-ix
iiHckagen
of
cartridge
the
value
of
wliicb
m
placed
at
.
.Soon
after
Hie
robbery
had
en
reported
by
Mr.
(iralloti.
Sergeant
Hailey
ui
advised
ami
given
Hie
de-crinUoH
of
two
prtrwlerit
who
had
been
fteen
about
town.
Duke
vva
picked
up
in
front
of
a
pool
room
on
Second
Avenue
and.
after
being
tiicl
toned,
wa
arre
tl
ou
u-
picioii
and
taken
io
inea
ponce
itlatiou.
There
lie
made
bin
con
fession,
after
bavins
Iteen
duly
warned,
belore
CliieT
Vfckeri
and
Sergeant
Itailey.
Duke
dichtei
where
he
had
'ached
the
inioiiiiK
article
anil
accompanied
Sergeant
Itailey
lo
Ihe
railway
yard
below
Water
Street
where
the
article.
were
found
under
a
car
wrapped
in
an
old
wealer
which
accused
aid
he
had
alo
taken
from
Ihe
store.
Tlil
morning
Duke
was
charged
in
court,
the
of-'cure
being
an
iudiclalitu
one
which
required
no
plea.
After
the
evidence
of
Mr.
tirallon.
Sergeant
Itailey
and
Chief
Yicker
had
been
taken,
cumiiiiltal
wa
formally
made,
accu-ed
making
no
taleiiienl.
Duke
jM
believed
to
be
a
veteran
of
the
Imperial
Army.
ll
staled
thai
inre
coming
lo
Canada
from
the
Old
Country
lie
had
met
wilh
adversily
and
was
up
ngiiiiiMt
II.
He
arrived
in
tln
city
two
days
ago
from
Kd
"ton
He
is
(juile
a
youiiH
man.
JACK
THOMAS
THOUGHT
MET
WITH
AN
ACCIDENT
In
connection
with
Hie
mysterious
disappearance
of
.lark
Thomas
of
Ihe
gas
boat
Provincial,
inenllon
of
which
was
made
yesterday,
Mrs.
Thomas,
who
lives
al
the
Palmer
House,
Is
of
Ihe
opinion
that
lie
has
mcl
wilh
an
accident
as
she
says
all
indications
point
Dial
way.
She
is
lefl
In
bad
financial
condition
and
is
folding
Ihn
situation
imd
Northern
and
l'lUNCK
HI
Credit
of
I'mviiii
e
is
nieuxiVe
INQUIRY
INTO
CRITICISMS
OF
CITY
FOREMAN
Board
of
Works
Will
Hold
Public
Sitting
on
Wednesday
Even-
Ing
Next
.......
.
i
r
.........
,.r
ii.
r-iu
council
yesterday
decided
lo
bold
.i
public
inquiry
into
the
conduct
f
.1.
Mcltue.
city
foreman.
This
iiquiry
will
te
held
at
7
o'clock
m
Wednesday
evening
of
next
week
and
all
interested
will
be
given
an
opportunity
'
of
being
present
and
staling
their
case
either
for
or
against
the
foreman.
Arrangements
ae
lo
be,
made
for
a
stenographer
to
take
down
Ihe
evidence
and
after
the
inquiry
the
board
will
decide
what
to
do
in
the
matter
and
report
accordingly
lo
the
council.
UNITED
STATES
HAS
POSTAL
DEFICIT
OF
FOURTEEN
MILLIONS
Twonty
One
and
a
Half
Million
Letters
Not
Dollvored
Owing
to
Defective
Addressos
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
I.
The
annual
report
of
Ihe
Postmaster
enernl
lo
President
Coolidge
shows
I
hat
the
postal
servire
of
the
Unileir
Stales
ended
the
year
wilh
a
deficit
ainnunlinir
lo
li.-
I'J8,I37,
a
considerably
lower
deficit
I
ban
for
the
previous
year.
In
the
course
of
the
year
Iwenty-one
and
a
half
million
letters
were
received
which
it
was
impossible
lo
deliver
owing
o
defective
addresses,
an
in
crease
of
over
two
millions
on
lasl
year.
There
wa
an
increase
in
the
weight
of
newspaper
mail
re
reived
and
also
nil
Increase
in
foreign
uinjl.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
Ilupert
Ceneral
Hospital
on
December
t,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
.lame
Al
hurley
of
the
McMordie
Vp;ivuieolii
$ftoft
DISAGREEMENT
WITH
WOODWARD;
BRITAIN'S
POSITION
League
of
Nations
Notified
That
no
Interference
In
Egypt
Will
be
Permitted
GENEVA,
Dec.
4.
Great
Britain
has
Informed
the
League
of
Nations
that
It
will
net
recognize
that
any
slgna-turs
by
Egypt
of
the
peace
pro-!
tocol
will
give
Egypt
the
right
to
appeal
to
the
league
on
matters
connected
with
the
Anglo-Egyptian
dispute.
The
j
British
note
also
declares
that
i
no
Inlerrercncs
from
any
source
on
matters
touching
the
Sudan
would
be
accepted.
SEVEN
DEAD
IN
RAILWAY
SMASH
Sacramento
Short
I
Ine
Train
Collided
with
Key
Route
Suburban
at
Oakland
itAKI.ANIl,
Cal..
Ixe.
t.--Seven
eron.
two
of
IIiiii
women,
are
tWmd
ae
a
remill
of
a
rr
eml
eollihioii
lejRr'ei)
a
"
!erWiili
5bort
1-ine
trait:
ami
a
Key
Houi
j
ulrurban.
file
Sacnuneiiio
iruiir
rraoliMl
into
the
electric.
The
only
one
of
the
dead
o
far
identified
i-
C.
O
l.oygliliu.
I'hirlv
-one
were
mjureii.
BODY
OF
PETER
COLUMN
FOUND
.
.
-.
Provincial
Police
Returned
to
City
With
Remains
This
Morning
and
Inquest
Will
be
Held
Provincial
police
relurned
to
the
city
lal
night
wilh
the
remain
of
I'eler
Cidligau.
Ihe
logger,
who
hM
In
life
by
drowning
in
Khul'iiiatecu
Inlet
last
week.
An
iinuel
will
he
held.
TERMINALS
DAMAGED
AT
HUDSON
BAY
AND
SHIPPING
DESTROYED
I'UINCI-
M.ltKHT.
Dec.
J..
M'MM-e
li'llll
at
I'orl
NeH'in
mi
Dcectnher
I.
con.i"leially
damaged
the
Hudson
Hay
terminals
and
destroyed
more
shipping,
according
to
advices
lo
Ihe
Itnyal
Canadian
Mounted
police
headquarters
here.
f
t
t'H't
CHURCH
UNION
IS
DISCUSSED
Private
Bills
Commltlco
at
Victoria
Has
Now
Plan
for
Sottlemont
VICTOHIA.
Dec.
.-
'the
for
mation
of
a
commission
to
settle
the
dissension
over
church
pro
perly
under
the
Church
Union
Hill
is
'postponed
by
amendments
introduced
by
Ceneral
Victor
Odium
before
the
Private
Hill
Committee
Ihls
morning.
Minority
interest
would
be
prelected
by
n
granl
of
money
Instead
of
dividing
Ihe
church
properly
between
concurring
anil
non-concurring
bodies
under,
the
Odium
plan.
The
amount
of
money
to
be
paid
by
a
cougrcga
Hon
holding
mil
for
union
would
bo
determined
by
the
strength
of
;ie
vols.
mtrn
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lillT.
H.G..
'fjllt
ILSDAY.
UKCKMHEIt
4,
1021.
E
IN
THIRD
PARTY
RANKS
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
AT
TOP
vroVT
6s
m
'
I
YMUMtf'i
ClrcuUtoal
ITS.
a,-
i
1
1k
of
(ioverninental
Micce?.
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
DISMISSES
JUSTICES
Two
Magistrates
Relieved
of
Duties
for
Falling
to
Place
Men
In
Witness
Stand
VICTOHIA,
Dec.
I.
Attorney
Manson
informed
mem-
of
llle
legislature
thai
he
dismissed
two
justices
of
the
peace
recently
in
Saauich
because
"1'
1,11,1
eommilled
great
wrong
li
iiiiuiniiiK
nil
rtn;
ru-iil
will!
bad
debauched
girls
without
placing
the
man
in
Ihe
witness
stand.
1
shall
follow
the
same
course,.
in
future,
regardless
of
a-Tone's
pounce,
lie
warneu
SERIES
OF
ARTICLES
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Charles
Harrlscon
Writes
Interesting
Group
for
Publication
In
this
Paper
Charles
Harrison,
for
many
vears
resident
of
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
and
of
Loudon.
Kugland,
has
written
for
this
paper
a
series
of
articles
in
cluding
some
very
interesting
reminiscences
Of
life,
in
the
early
lay
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
1s-
aud.
Publication
of
these
will
com
mence
in
the
near
future
and
will
be
continued
at
intervals
until
ompleled.
Anyone
interested
in
Hie
Islands
should
be
sure
to
secure
the
whole
series
which
will
extend
over
several
mouths.
The
only
way
to
make
sure
of
netting
the
paper
every
day
is
to
subscribe
for
il
INQUEST
IS
BEING
RESUMED
TODAY
ON
KLEYY
NUGGETT
BODY
The
innuest
over
Hie
bndv
which,
was
found
some
time
agoKI
SS
A
PKRmllSlHh
in
Mew
.Miggeu
souui
or
nere
will
be
resumed
before
Coroner
Norman
A.
Walt
this
afternoon
ul
3
o'clock.
Though
identity
has
nol
yet
been
positively
es-J
tablished,
the
remains
are
believed
to
have
been
those
of
a
Hartley
Hay
Indian
named
Waller
Hates
wluv
fell
overboard
from
a
salmon
boat
in
Orenville
Channel
tirn,-
Mit
summer.
Strret
Sites.
Hi
CAPILANO
MATTER
Premier
Oliver
Charges
Twigg
With
Attempt
to
Show
Strife
Prevails
in
Liberal
Circle
V1CTOHIA.
Dec.
i.
In
the
legi-lalure,
Hon.
T.
I),
l'al-
lullo.
minister
or
laud.-,
in
answering
questions
aked
by
Des-;wrd
Twigg,
memlier
for
Victoria,
denied
that
any
disagreeineiil
existed
between
liun-elf
and
Charles
Woodward,
Ihe
Vancouver
niember,
over
Ihe
sale
of
timber
died.
"Did
the
Vancouver
member
not
threaten
lo
resign
his
seat
f
Ihe
block
was
not
withdrawn
from
the
market?
asked
Mr,
Twigg.
.
,,
I
Premier
Oliver
charged
Mr.
PROTOGRAPHY
that
EXPERIMENT
was
Airplane
Will
Race
With
Moon's
Shadow
During
Eclipse
of
Sun
on
January
24
WASHINGTON,
Dee.
i.
An
airplane
will
race
the
shadow
of
of
'he
moon
nearly
four
hundred
miles
across
New
York
stale
during
the
sun's
eclipse
on
Janir-
and
ary
21.
The
machine
will
carry
a
specially
designed
camera
and
photograph
will
be
taken
from
the
plaie
oft'ie
sun's
flaming
corona
vismieTuflng
the
eclipse.
I
he
purpose
of
the
experiment
is
o
permit
photographing
for
a
i
longer
period
than
two
minutes,
The
eclipse
will
be
visible
from
the
earth.
HOLDUPS
IN
VANCOUVER
Average
of
One
Every
48
Hours
j
Reported
In
Big
City
VANCOl
VKH.
pec.
1
Vancouver
i
still
being
criticized
on
account
ed
of
the
large
number
of
of
holdups
here.
One
holdup
in
every
48
hours
is
the
average
fori
November
and
tbev
are
still
ZOine
on
,
Hie
t(f
efforts
of
the
po-iada
jjce
URGES
BOOST
PRINCE
RUPERT
is
Two
Visitors
to
Rotary
Spoke
of
Value
of
Advertls
Ing
City
Two
visitors
to
Ihe
Holary
Club
spoke
at
the
luncheon
today
on
the
value
of
continuously
advertising
the
advantages
of
the
city.
One
of
these
was
Hnlariau
Kd.
Lipsell,
treasurer
of
the
Vancou
ver
Club
and
the
other
J.
S.
Louis
pacific
coast
manager
of
Hie
Car
boudale
Machine
Co.,
mauufac
Hirers
of
refrigerating
machine
ry
at
Los
Angeles.
Mr.
Louis
took
advantage
of
Ihe
occasion
to
speak
of
Hie
mar
vellous
growth
of
Los
Angeles
,aud
urged
that
similar
methods
be
used
here.
Every
person
here
should,
speak
well
o:
the
place
and
show
its
advantages
and
especially
the
wonderfully
tourist
attractions
of
the
side
passage,
which
he
characterized
as
the
most
beautiful
steamer
trip
he
had
ever
taken.
SALE
OF
ALCOHOL
UP
TO
THIRTY
PER
CENT
MOSCOW.
Dec.
t.--Soviet
Russia
today
joined
wel
countries
when
a
deeree
was
issued
permit
ling
Ihe
manufacture
and
sale
of
liquors
up
tn
a
strength
of
thirty
!
in'
wi
iib-odtol
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
lands
in
the
Capilauo
water-
Twigg
with
attempting
lo
show
strife
existed
in
the
Liberal
ranks
and
attempting
to
cause
discord.
The
premier
lenied
that
Ibere
had
been
lack
or
harmony.
Mr.
Patfullo
said
that
B.C.
carrying
on
a
definite
reforestation
policj
with
fire
protection
a
the
keynote.
Wliere
there
were
no
fires,
Ihe
natural
growth
was
coming
along
splendidly.
Hon.
J.
1).
McLean,
minister
finance,
announced
that
a
plan
to
amalgamate
the
provincial
departments
of
industries
public
information
was
being
considered.
NOT
VIEWED
WITH
ALARM
U.S.
Restriction
on
Canadians
Entering
That
Country
Will
Not
Hurt
Dominion
OTTAWA,
Dec.
t.
llecom-
(Herniation
of
United
Stales
Sec-,
rotary
of
Labor
Davis,
in
his
an-a
nual
report
to
Congress,
IbalS
quota
restrictions
are
to
be
plac-
on
Canadian
citizens
desirous
entering
the
United
Slates
are
not
viewed
with
,
alarm
here.
It
isa
......
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-j
fl.nl
...,
.
wllitli
l.
u
I
iv(ki(.iaiiuu
ATI
1
u
I
inn
nr.
.
venlin?
:
l.irn
pvrutn
from
r.:in-a-
would
probably
benefit
Can-5
ada
as
a
whole.
n
Mr.
Davis'
further
recora
meudations
for
restriction
of
all-immigration
under
existing
legal'
limits
in
times
of
unemployment,
evidently
along
the
lines
of
the
present
Canadian
act
whiqU
,.iui.im
III!
I
iic
iiu.viirS
ui
an
order-in-council
at
"any
time
gulaling
such
influx.
t
UNITED
STATES
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
Optimism
but
Caution
Manifested
In
Report
of
Treasury
Secretary
to
Congress
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
A
year
of
prosperous
and
beallhy
condlr
lions
is
forecasted
in
the
annual
report
to
Congress
of
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Mellon.
The
per
capita
tax
has
been
cut
from
51
to
$.7
in
Ihe
past
Jour
yea'rS
and
public
expenditures
have
also
been
cul
in
half,
the
report
asserted.
Mr.
Mellon
declared
thai
Hid
United
Stales
had
emerged
frojn
post-war
transition
in
a
healthy
condition
but
cuutioncd
the
no-
cessily
ot
proceeding
slowly
and
carenilly
with
any
further
tax
reductions
or
changes
in
the
na
tional
finances.
LEAVES
FOR
VANCOUVER
Major
John
McGregor,
V.O.
of
this
cily
has
joined
Ids'
wife
and
child
in
Vancouver
and
will
remain
there
for
the
winter,
being
at
present
employed
as
a
sloue
mason
on
the
University
'.!;-
at
P
vat
Urey