2
TAXI
and
J
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotol,
3rd
VIDECK,
Piv
'IJ'y,,
MATJ
f
'
.
VQl.
XIV
NO.
t
''
SASKATCHEWAN'S
NEW
Bill
to
Control
Sale
Liquor
is
introduced
Saskatchewan
House
HKGINA.
!'.
A
lull
uiiiiIimk
l'ir
government
control
of
l!i'
sale
ol
liquor
uiti
Miuci
elid
iu
the
8skatehe
-v,
an
Legislature
l
AltoMtey
r.i
i,
fi
Urn.
It
pruvidrn
(or
e
board
of
two
or
three
memWrs
to
have
full
charge
of
all
ar-ungetiit'iit-
connected
wlh
the
buying
and
selling
of
liquor
hut
nut
Willi
the
enforcement
of
the
law,
lhi
being
in
(he
hand
of
the
provincial
hIit
ti
itl-
Mipmt-ion
of
(he
albiriiey
general
111
the
lull
there
it
no
provision
made
for
sale
of
biter
ii
I.itiiscu
premises.
Liquor
toi
:f
nrii
cities
mill
Hie
town
il
Y
oi.ion
Tin
renutiudrr
f
the
iiit'i'
i-
ihviilgil
into
disJrtciv
i;i
which
Mo'
board
may
establish
f
for
tin
wile
of
beer
only
af'fi
giving
thirty
ilayi'
notice.;
I',
j
In
of
thr
district
may
pe-i
t
i
iuhim'I
Iho
establishment;
f
.-ii'-li
stores,
in
which
Oium
tbrj
ti.Ml
in
ii
i.l
delay
notion
until
j
v
.in
(hr
subject
has
been
j
ri.
n
and
then
deride
with
the!
l;,,nnly
I
'
if
y
iliirirU
have
a
riirbt
l"i
i.
nut
-iorr
(
any
time
and!
k.
of
other
districts
may
vol;
(.(re
after
Ihe
expiration
tw
yearn
from
it
estaMUh-I
'
r.l
I
niter
Mio-sSffSftafaf
new
UN?
I
:
'
n
io
i
will
be
sold
to
persons
j
.
1'
r
'.'I
years
of
X
Pr-
rri'il
an
employee
of
the
t:
..
)
in
allowed
In
sell
beer
of
t
:-
iiiiilli.
Thr
maximum
pur-!
.l
-'
"f
art)
ieron
in
n
quart
;
f
igiini.
two
gallons
of
wine,
or
'
"
gallons
of
beer
in
an
one
ray
:
.Ii.
i
.
l
r
i
p
p
i
-1
-.
or
vi'lcrin
!
rr
r
only
tip(il
1
1
141
tor
nnaer
I
-
;
iptlnll
Hti'l
I'lTllill
LOCAL
BOY
IS
ELECTED
Jack
Stevens
of
This
Oliy
Will
Attend
Boys'
Parliament
In
Victoria
at
End
Of
Month
Tin
iliolrirt
in
In
br
ropfe-r:
tr
fur
t(-
fnl
tlnw
at
the
Hoys
Parliament
winch
will
hold
i3
t.i
.oiit,
In
the
provincial
imnipot
hiiildingn
at
Victoria
Di'i
i-iiiIht
28.
29,
and
30.
Jack
-"vm.
candidate
of
Ihe
Tuxie
llcyrf
of
the
MpIIi-hIikI
Chitreh
in
ni
rity.
IniN
bten
circled
and
w
ll
nlleml
Me
in
the
oon
of
Mr.
'-.'
Mim.
c.
.I.
Stcvena
of
Atlin
vvriuic
mid
l
emidoyed
as
minor
rlerk
in
the
local
hranob
'
'ho
I'
11
ion
liank.
Ihc
ful
senelon
nf
the
lUiya'
''niilanirnl
of
HrtlUh
Columbia
'"dI;
place
kI
winter
but
thin
'MM
in
wail
not
represented
'I"'
1
Tlie
hoy
parliamentarians
ii-.p
the
leKinlalive
chamber
nt
vtr(ria
mill
ciirr'
out
their
bual-(irH
with
all
Hie
formalities
of
M'Kiilar
iiarliHinenL
the
boy
I'li'iiiler.
my
speaker,
etc.,
or.cu-pyliift
Ihe
rcieclive
seats
of
Premier
Oliver,
lion.
Mr.
lliickhfttn,
p'r
They
deal
with
problem
imiioulinif
the
linyn
of
Ihe
pro-vinre
and
frmne
lawn
to
govern
"rgnniied
octlvilies.
ATHLETIC
HALL
"i"
building
of
an
athletic
hall
fer
Hie
ukc
of
all
citirnm
and
pni'liruliirly
for
the
younu
pen-ple
In
nt
ill
I
nil
Oil
AbOUi
'"'r,
JuhI
iih
ha
been
tho
case
'"
years
past.
How
fur
il
will
no
'"inner
(he
preient
winter
re-'"itlnH
(0
hp
seen
It
ii
omw'--
'
b
idly
i1
.
1
d.'d.
off
lc
lie
i'l;,lihril
in
ear
I
RUPERT
GETS
PREFERENCE
Special
Treatment
In
Royalties
Dill
Introduced
to
Legislature
Today
VICTORIA.
Dec.
3.
A
notable
feature
of
the
timber
royalties
a
rr
ending
bill,
fixing
the
royattle
for
the
next
ten
years
In
BHtlah
Columbia
In-
leotftteed
Into
the
lee.UJaUiic
iecneon,
la
the
provision
of
a
lower
ale
for
Prince
Rupert
than
for
the
Vancouver
district.
Thl
l
due
to
Prtnoe
Rupert'
more
restricted
marketing
facilities.
MINING
AROUND
L.
K1TSUMKALUM
Ladies
do
Their
Part
In
Pros-pectin?
on
Maroon
Mountln
and
Tlnd
Ors
Thai
mlniiia
in
the
country
arotnid
hit!unikaliini
Lake
i"
ttl
In
a
fairly
floiiriiitiiiig
condition
and
that
several
mines
frill
wort
all
winter
in
a
small
way
is
Ihe
word
brought
by
Oscar
Oendrot
of
Terrace,
one
of
ihe
fornwi
owners
of
the
Black
wolf
olaimr
reoenlly
sold
and
now
being
worked
by
a
small
gany
of
sii
men.
Work
will
also
00
11
Untie
Ihrnughout
the
winter
o
the
Portland
Mining-
tympany's
properly
but
lh
Chiro
Minins;
has
cloned
down
until
next
spring
when
it
is
nxneeteri
a
new
mill
Will
likely
be
inlalledr
,
tine
of
the
interesting
now
properties
of
Ihe
district
is
thai
of
the
While
Heather
Co.
on
Maroon
Mountain.
Kalum
Lake.
II
is
owned
by
Messrs.
Bacou
and
.tones
and
Mesdanies
Weeden
and
Cate
of
Vancouver,
all
of
whom
prohpecled
the
mountain
lasi
sutiuner
and
slaked
15
claims
between
them
and
It
is
said
they
have
found
good
high
grade
ore
that
assays
high.
The
ladles
ol
the
patfy
worked
as
well
as
the
men.
oaekinir
in
their
own
sup
plies
of
grub
and
living
'be
Hfc
of
'
Ike
outdoors
above
timber
line,,
four
thousand
feet
abovi
'
The
iwrly
spent
a
week
up
rHUtlas
Creek
hut
failing
to
get
what
r
Mis
v
wan
toil
I
here
they
IwtovojlHo
Ihe
tJislrict
where
they
found
the
vein
on
which
they
staked.
The
gold
ore
is
free
milling
nnd
will
twedA
be
milled
on
the
annl
11
is
resetted
t)V
a
trail
over
which
htMpaes
can
travel.
.1.
P
Knrde
dislrii'l
enum
'
nf
Hie
J
.
1
ll
1
1"
V.
i
1
1
i
-I,
J
l'
"
Northern
and
IMilNCK
III
The
t;hriliiM-
c.inl
ol
tin-
Pi
.hiwiiig
the
-l.iie
liiirKe
of
for
ihc
niii'ienl
rereinmix
of
Coolidge
Urges
World
Court
of
JUS
tice
an
WAJMUXjuVCON,
iH'r.
a.
President
Coolidge's
annual
nies-age
to
OmgiW
adv'sed
United
-Slates
adherence
to
a
world
mirl
of
jii'lice
but
declareti
lhal
the
United
SUte
was
not
disposed
iu
Jmii
the
League
of
Nations
and
oioed
any
cancella-ion
of
de!ts
owed
to
lhal
countrv.
The
message
slated
that
the
11101
iniortaiil
work
of
Congress
would
be
to
sponsor
a
system
of
rigid
eeouumy,
in
order
o
msike
Double
further
tax
reduction.
The
President
staled
he
hoped
the
Lotted
Stales
might
for
a
further
conference
on
ar
inainent
reduction,
as
soon
as
the
currying
out
of
the
present
re
parations
plan
Had
estaniisiieu
a
etlled
policy
in
Kurope
and
created
a
favorable
opportunity.
He
was
not
disposed
to
have
representative
attend
a
confer
ence
which
contemplated
com
mitments
which
were
opposed
to
freedom
of
action
of
the
United
states.
The
President
declared
the
publication
of
Income
tax
returns
detrimental
to
public
wel
r
fare.
He
suggested
a
change
in
the
immigration
laws
to
make
'he
administrative
features
a
little
more
human,
permitting
hose
alrenily
in
Ihe
United
stales
greater
latitude
in
secur
ing
admission
for
members
of
their
families.
ICE
Company
Organized
and
Electricity
Will
be
Devsloped
From
Falls
Crock
Work
Starting
A
LICK
A
It
M
.
Dee.
3.
-
Alice
Ann
is
to
hme
an
electric
light
end
power
plant
and,
a
company
having
been
formed,
const
miction
work
will
start
immediately.
The
company,
which
will
bo
known
as
the
Alice
Arm.
Ilydro-Blretri
Co..
was
nrsiinlied
by
tho
shareholders
of
the
'Ktpcramta
Mine"
syndicate.
Hie
wMer
of
Falls
Creek
will
He
"fllLcd
mid
power
house
will
be
constriicled
oeer
'Ihe
Di.llv
YhiIi'm
railwav
k-.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PhHT.
H.G..
W'FDNKHDAY,
DKCBMItKIt
3,
02i.
"''''
circuiiu.ni
us.
sireei
said,
us
SILL
I
NTRODUCE!
mm
..r
Wule
Mils
year
is
"The
Wedding
ol
the
Adrialn-."
V
e.
conveying
the
dope
and
his
council
mlo
the
Adriatic
Milking
n
miff
into
the
ca
lu
wed
it,
in
token
of
perpetual
sovereignty
dWisarmament
t
Conference
in
approach
other
great
powers
a
MACDCNALD
AGAIN
LEADS
LABOR
PARTY
F.
London,
Dec.
a.
j.
Kamsuy
Maedouald,
former
labor
premier,
lias
been
elected
chairman
and
leailer
of
the
Parliamentary
Labor
Parly
at
a
meeting
today.
.1.
F.
Clynes
was
chosen
deputy
leader
and
chairman
Hen
Spoor
was
elected
chief
whip.
BANK
OFFICIALS
ARE
OUT
ON
BAIL
Two
Have
Appealed
to
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario
Against
CsnvlcMons
TpllONTO,
Deo.
3
C.
A.
llarn-urd
and
Col.
C.
F.
Smith,
under
sentence
of
imprisonment
in
connection
with
(he
collapse
of
the
Home
Hank,
were
Ibis
afternoon
admitted
to
bail
pending
an
appeal
and
Ihe
hearing
of
Ihe
cases
before
Ihe
Ontario
Supreme
Court.
'"W,
Harnard
s
bail
is
set
at
$100,-
00
and
Smith's
at
$S0.non
CHARGED
WITH
VAGRANCY
Anton
Well
alias
Ilosang
was
brought
up
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning,
and
charged
under
the
Vagrancy
Act
wilh
fighting.
He
was
fined
$50
and,
K.
Hodin,
his
opponent
in
II10.
melee
which
took
place
Inst
night
on
Comox
Avenue,
was
as-
m
's.si
:d
S'O
and
costs.
!
INTO
Near
Future
NO
SUCCESSOR
YEi
TO
AGENTGENERAL
WADE
Appointment
Was
Offered
to
John
Hart
But
Not
Yet
Accepted:
Game
Act
Criticism
VIC.TOItIA,
Dec.
3
Answering
question
in
the
legislature
yesterday.
Premier
Oliver
stated
that
the
government
would
pro
bably
not
appoint
a
successor
to
C.
Wade
in
London
until
after
the
present
session.
H
is
known
here
thai
John
Hart,
former
finance
minister,
lias
lie'en
offered
the
(post
but
has
not
yel
decided
to
accept
it.
Game
Administration
Members
of
the
opposition
urged
the
government
to
place
(hp
game
administration
in
a
separate
department
from
police
coni
ml.
The
Attorney
General
asserted
that
it
was
not
economical
to
create
a
new
department.
TOWN
DESTROYED
BY
EARTHQUAKE
HATAYIA.
Java,
Dec.
3.
Tha
native
town
of
Nanljolorado
was
destroyed
in
recurrent,
earth
quakes.
II
is
feared
Ihe
death
toll
will
reach
00.
ORGANIZE
MUSEUM
COMMITTEE
TONIGHT
CITY
HALL
MEETING
A
meeting
will
be
held
tonighl
at
eight
o'clock
in
the
council
chamber
of
the
city
hall
for
tho
purpose
of
organizing
a'
committee
to
collect
specimens
for
a
museum
and
care
for
lliein
on
behalf
of
the
city.
All
interested
in
the
establishment
of
a
museum
her,
either
now
or
nt
some
future
time,
are
invited
to
attend.
CONGRESS
TH
COMMUNISTS
i
LOSE
LIYES
Seventeen
Implicated
In
Revolt
and
Seven
Condemned
to
the
Die
the
the
FtEVAL,
Esthonla,
Dec.
3.
It
is
officially
announced
that
seventeen
people
were
tried
by
court
martial
for
complicity
In
a
communist
revolt.
Seven
were
condemned
to
death
and
tho
sentences
are
being
carried
out.
Normal
conditions
prevail
throughout
Esthonla
following
the
suppression
of
the
rising
which
resulted
In
the
loss
of
nearly
a
score
cf
lives
on
the
Government
side
anH
some
50
communists.
SEAR
;1J
iu
FOR
BODIES
Gales
Interfere
with
Operations
But
Magnets
Have
Now
Arrived
NSW
DIVISIONAL
POINT
Siddtn
Supplies
Discovered
and
Other
Murders
May
Now
be
Unearthed
'
VICTORIA.
Dec.
3.
(ialei
have
:nit
a
temporary
stoi
to
divingiclal
peralions
of
those
in
search
for
the
bodies
of
Captain
Giilis
and
his
son
William
who
were
murdered
by
hi-jaekers
on
September
15
on
lioard
the
sebooner
Heryl
(.
Magnets
to
be
used
in
the
to
search
arrived
today.
It
is
thongbt
that
the
bodies
in
swelling
may
have
dragged
to
the
anchor
which
weighted
them
down
and
may
have
passed
into
open
waler.
'
X
The
location
of
a
new
"divis
ional
point
in
the
rum
running
traffic
at
a
pofnt
near
Anacortes
has
been
one
of
the
results
of
the
investigation.
Many
hidden
lairs
with
valuable
supplies
of
liquor
have
been
uncovered
and
it
is
believed
other
Iii-jarkmu
murders
may
be
traced.
MUCH
LIQUOR
G0EST0U.S.
Total
Value
of
Last
Year's
Ex
ports
from
panada
Nearly
Ten
Millions
OTTAWA,
Dee.
3.
Canada
ex
ported
2US.8I3
gallons
of
whis
key
to
Ihe
United
Stales
in
the
past
twelve
months
valued
at
1,700,000.
Also
there
was
sent
to
lhal
country
more
than
three
million
gallons
of
ale
an'd
beer
The
total
value
of
all
beverages
sent
to
the
l.S.
during
the
last
fiscal
year
amounted
to
19,834,-
705.
tiGRATTON'S
STORE
BROKEN
INTO
AND
REYOLYERS
TAKEN
The
store
of
Wilfrid
Oration
was
broken
into
some
lime
between
10
o'clock
last
night
and
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
two
revolvers
valued
at
$70
and
$50
and
five
boxes
of
ammunition
were
removed.
Access
was
gain
ed
by
removing
the
glass
from
one
of
Ihe
rear
windows
of
the.
store.
The
police
were
notified
Hacker
nnd
the
fuse
is
being
investi
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dmces,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
E
LEGISLATURE
EDITORIAL
ELEVATOR
TENDERS
The
calling
of
tenders
for
elevtilor
to
be
built
here
by
Dominion
Government
puts
building
plan
on
a
more
definite
baMs
and
seems
to
indi-
ale
a
desire
on
the
purt
of
the
Federal
Government
to
go
through
with
the
scheme
and
make
this
a
real
shipping
port.
The
elevator
is
the
first
step
toward
port
development
that
really
counts.
It
is
the
first
tiling
necessary
to
enable
grain
shipments
to
be
made
from
here.
It
is
what
Prince
Rupert
people
have
been
Rooking
for
aiiO
what
the
member
for
the
.'islrict
ha
been
working
for,
since
the
present
government
came
into
power.
There
are
other
things
needed
here,
but
just
now
it
would
not
be
wise
to
confuse
the
issue
any
way
by
urging
the
prose-ciiling
of
any
other
work.
The
-elevator
is
the
thing
just
now,
for
it
means
more
to
us
than
anything
else.
LOCAL
FISHERMAN
REPORTED
MISSING
Fears,
are
expressed
for
the
safety-of
Jack
-Thomas
who,
during
the
past
summer
has
been
operating
the
gasboal
Provin-
oul
01
'"'s
Pri
in
me
sal
mon
fisheries.
After
the
fishing
here
was
over,
the
Provincial
went
south
and
Mr.
Thomas
went
to
Vancouver
to
deposit
what
is
believed
have
been
a
large
sum
of
money.
The
boat
awaited
his
return
at
Aleft
Ray
but
he
failed
turn
up.
Mrs.
Thomas,
who
resides
at
the
Palmer
House,
is
very
worried.
LIBRARY
USED
Interest
Much
Greater
Than
Last
Year
With
Notable
Increase
In
Books
Borrowed
There
has
been
a
notable
in
crease
In
the
number
of
bonks
loaned
by
the
public
library
this
fall
over
last
year.
At
the
meeting
of
the
Library
Hoard
held
last
night
the
librarian
reported
lhal
3112
books
had
been
issued
luring
the
month
of
November
or
1
daily
average
of
12D.5.
This
compares
favorably
with
last
year
when
2,453
books
were
Is
sued
or
a
daily
average
of
98.
In
all
there
are
1703
member
ship
cards
out,
49
of
which
were
issued
new
during
November
while
only
three
were
cancelled
during
the
same
lime.
Ten
books
w-re
received
by
gift
and
six
by
purchase
while
two
were
discarded.
There
are
now
1,148
books
on
the
shelves.
One
of
Ihe
members
of
tha
Hoard
said
he
had
heard
suggestions
on
Ihe
outside
that
a
History
of
Scotland
should
be
added
to
tho
collection.
It
was
thought
by
one
''member
that
possibly
if
Ihe
need
were
known
someone
would
donate
a
book
on
that
subject.
On
Ihe
recommendation
of
the
book
committee
a
number
of
new
books
are
being
ordered
at
once,
completing
the
purchases
for
the
year.
Those
present
were
Messrs.
-
W'ilkersnn
I
Fuller,
Illack,
Pullen,
the
librarian.
Mrs.
Kirkpatrlck
and