,rv
I.
ill",
an-t
!
(iniiily
Hoard
ppiV
ided
;
.
Hie
un-nih'Tx,
It.
A
llrowne.
FORMER
RUPERT
MAN
DISCUSSED
Work
of
William
Turnbull
Discussed
In
Legislature
by
Opposition
T'llllV
!.
Ill
Hie
osi-
iii"1'!
by
ill
in
in
Turn-T
i
1
1
1
f-1
-
I'dilor
of
the
"
Itu'.crl
llaily
.News,
in
tilii
xerviee
al
Yit'loiia.
'
-ii
-ruM'il
by
npposilinn
"
!l
'
-
in
the
Legislaluii'
in
".it,
hi
wilh
Hie
esliinales
1
s-ilaiies
III
tin
deparl-
Hon.
T.
I.
I'altullo,
111
'
i
"f
liin.U.
'H,
(Minion
leader
wished
'
w
if
Mi.
Turnbull
was
;
'x
'"innilMnnr
as
well
as
"'iiiiei
iMininisjuiier,
The
tnln-,k
"tilled
thai
ne
was
not,
"''
lnii
he
hud
gone
inlo
the
'
'ifiliim
ii,lriel
lo
llivesligule
'iittiiainl-
on
the
operations
of
''"
K'lumg
eoinmlssion
and
this
dune
at
Hie
instance
uf
Hip
mi!,,
sir,
(
H()
(.lU.,.j,.,
oll
"ls'niii!..ns
iimi
had
furnisheil
a
'''Hurt
'
J'e
following
passenger
ail-for
l,
p
mmlli
on
Ihe
slenmer
Urdeiin
la
mI
evening:
fur
Swan-"'
Hay
Waller
Noyce.
I'M.
Al""
and
I..
Starr;
for
Vancou-Vnr
I
II
Kllis.
Mrs.
II.
I.
Tns-ftinl
son,
liohetl
Ileynolds.
A.
'-'itjlilon.
H.
McNeill,
Mrs.
II.
H.
J'cMn,,,,,,
.I,,,,,,),!,.,.,
v.
J.
"'"livaii.
M.
(i.
Cordon.
Thomas
l,yr,l'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1'.
Morris
'""I
Mrs
i
LONDON,
Dec.
10
Prime
Minister
Baldwin
staled
In
the
House
of
Commons
that
a
sub-committee
of
the
cabinet
after
eiamlnlng
all
the
evidence
put
beforo
It
concluded
unanimously
that
there
was
no
doubt
the
SenovlefT
propaganda
letter
was
authentic.
VICTORIA
MAN
WAS
DROWNED
PASSENGER
SAVED
Mil
I
OMI
A.
Her.
10.
I
under
the
leeriii''
gear
of
f
lie
Mrlkiuhrey
proprietor
,1...
approved
h
.
M,rn
xw
j.-
h
....
wa.
taken
j
i
Willi
rwr
ill
vunciuvr
niw
j(jturleiia.
wan
iIkiwiiinI
when
1
lie
drove
the
automobile
over
l
he
fide
nf
the
pier
at
iigimn
I
.
.in
I
and
plunged
with
it
U
11(0
Imi
loin.
l.iM'kharl
Haleiii,
a
lilgary
ImiimI
taleniiiau,
wo.vv;hi
a
pa-
-i-iiger
in
I
tie
iwck
Miai,
ioukiii
hi
way
rlear
ni
Hie
ear
wink
and
abandoned
a
flit
He
'Trl
to
exlnrale
MrtJoubrey
mid
whiii
aboul
unlil
le-emil.
The
men
were
returning
from
Hie
cable
uliip
lteloier
where.
I
hey
had
been
visiting
one
'if
the
ollirer.
over
I
OO.OIIO.IIOO.
Resolution
Being
Submitted
to
Legislature
Asking
Repeal
of
the
Anglo-Japanese
Treaty
Ul.TfiUIA.
Dec.
it.
-
Abrogalion
of
(lie
Uglu
Japanese
.
it
afli'i
(
Canada
will
In-
a-ked
in
.i
nuluti'jii
placed
,
iter
ptMT
li
Hun.
William
Sluiiii.
The
motion
will
i
I
hi'
Federal
liocrniiienl
to
pres
f
or
,irli,i!
niurrll.i
li
I
in
M'
iih!
liovertitiii'ul.
I
'
i-
tin-
iihiI
ilrii-ln
o
,i
number
of
.nili
Uri'
ulal
i
limluced
lhi
se-sinu
by
Hie
Liberal-.
The
resolu-with
Mr.
Smith
'
lull
dealing
with
Hie
etnploy-
Oiieiil.,1
hikI
while
girls
hi
Hie
-nine
home
in
domes!
i
i
i,.-ln'i-.
Unit
the
i,
1
1
ii
1
A
I'll
I
tie
,
i
.
a1
"i
tii
1
'ii
l
-,
:.i
-
-
l
PECK
ENDORSES
PATTULLO
PLAN
Would
Bring
In
Hebrldeans
DIplaoe
Japanese
In
Fish-
rles
of
Coast
to
V:
IHIA.
Iter.
10
Hon
I
f
l'ti"'tto
wmi
rummetHl"'!
'
l'e.k.
V.i:..
OH
In-
f
ur-
Hcbridesm
1
lii
province.
"We
,r
Like
hack
Iroin
'In-"ii
p
coal
il''Uieii.
"ami
tlie'
are
tlm
ulaiup
f
u!
.
i.m
and
will
do
it
in.ikr
Mood,
I
know
"
'
'
!
".
i-iplaincd
Unit
1
had
offered
to
pity
!
SENOVIEFF
LETTER
O.K.
ANNUAL
FISH
DAY
BANQUET
i
Affair
Held
In
St.
Regis
Cafe
I
This
Afternoon
Well
Attend-;
ed
Program
of
Speeches
I
and
Solos
j
t
here
wit
a
large
attc
mlam-i-
I
ii
Hie
minti.il
National
Fish
lay
I
!
hainpiel
held
in
the
St.
f
t
-v
-
''afeal
iinon'
today
under
the,
j
;i
ii
iim'
of
the
local
branch
ofi
I
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Asmicia-Ucii.
i
I
.
II.
JohllMMi,
president
of
the
.iHtiM-iatioii,
was
in
Hie
chair
and
Hie
speaker
were
J.
II.
Meagher
'ami
Ihiiii'x
Couinkes
reprrseiil-tUK
the
fishermen
and
Ceorge
llulihy
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hy-
I
rimiiKMpi
1,0.
in-en
wire
vorai
jUtUm
ly
tift
titr"
Ml
'
and
!.li
Jones.
W.
Vaugliati
Davics
'
aecotiipaiiyinj.
T.
II.
Johnson
ami
John
D!-
havn
comprised
the
program
oinniillee
ami
John
I'..
Davey,
;
Harry
Meagher
and
James
I..
Lee
looked
after
general
ar-
-
,
i-anjHiiMilt.
Drove
Car
Off
Oqden
Point
Pier,
Sublects
Discussed
Into
Water
and
Lost
Life
i,,
i,u
iniio.lnrtoi
v
emark
Mr.
JoIiii.hoii
refer
red
to
Hie
irofntn
that
had
lieen
made
by
the
fithing
industry
and
lounheil
I'iniieil
on
older
point
of
interest.
Mr.
Itnliliy,
in
hi
uifdre',
referred
to
itiffienllieH
and
conditions
from
the
fihennen'
point
of
viw
and
eitnllinf
the
worth
and
bravery
nf
thne
thus
actively
engaged
in
the
iuduxlry.
He
alno
put
forth
aiKither
dea
for
belter
aecoinnuHlation
for
the
nuiiuiln
floi'i
the
further
dexelopiuent
of
whirh
he
enooiiraged
an
an
nrie!
of
untold
value
to
the
port.
Mr.
Mrngher
ami
Mr.
(iMimbes
ike
of
mntlern
iarlicuarly
affwling
the
filierinen.
C.N'.ll.
cleainer
Prince
lluperl,
I'.apl.
Marry
Nedden,
is
due
to
arrive
from
Vancouver
ami
way-norlo
on
time
al
.'I
o'clock
llii)
iii"iv!i(ion
.
United
States
Senate
Will
Discuss
Big
Navy
Scheme
and
Also
Debate
the
World
Court
WASH
I
Mi
TON.
lu-r.
I-
Ny
I
'.atiailian
Press
.
The
bij;
navy
iitiesliou
will
mine
"P
111
s,""li!
"Hnosl
iminedialely.
II
will
be
of
the
more
tulerest
because
world
courl
talk
is
still
in
Ihe
air
here
mid
because
(hern
is
much
talk
aboul
an
inler-iiiilioual
conference
for
arms
limitation.
The
navy
question
will
arise
in
connection
with
the
bill
slill
pending
"in
Ihe
Senate
to
aullmrize
construction"
of
eight
swill
cruisers
and
six
river
gunboat,'!,
and
lo
provide
for
im-l.ruvemi'iils
lo
various
worship.
11
carries
iinoiinl.s
that
total
.
in
i
lie
tun
iin.
passed
Die
House
and
Senale
but
j
the
Washington
arms
confer-
II
was
held
up
in
the
senim
on
erne.
a
motion
to
reconsider
by
Sen-
Meantime,
Senator
llorah
is
aim-
King
of
Ulah.
Senator
Mug
preparing
lo
urge
that
tills
gov
ts
opposed
lo
a
big
navy,
though
he
Is
a
strong
advocate
of
aircraft
and
submarines.
Undoubtedly
the
bringing
i
of
this
hill
will
cause
a
general
discussion
of
world
naval
pn-gratns,
especially
of
Ihe
Hrilish
anil
Ihe
Japanese.
I
,
navy
men
eminent
bring
about
a
world
arms
limitation
ami
economic
conference.
Ah
for
the
world
court,
its
friends
will
urge
the
Senate,
to
act
Hits
winter
and
its
opponents
are
delertuineil
In
hold
notion
off.
This,
however,
will
not
pre-
'
'
i
Heed
of
L'ok
who
were
associated
!
with
Hie
old
company.
luisi.j,
morning
the
party
was
busy
in-:
lervievving
local
parties
who
are:,j.
interested
in
Ihe
mill.
It
is
possible
that
the
mill
mav
he
put
in
operation
ai
an
early
date.
1
TROTSKY
SICK
!:
TAKING
CURE
;
Must
Lcavn
Russia
for
Milder
Climato
Owing
to
Fever
MOSCOW.
Dec.
10.
.
War
Milliliter
Trotsky
has
been
suffering
for
Ihe
past
four
"weeks
with
fever
ami
must
leave
here
lo
lake
the
water
cure
at
some
resort
in
a
milder
climate.
PREMIER
HERRIOTT
IS
ALARMINGLY
ILL
PA1US.
Dee.
10.
Premier;
llerriol
is
confined
lo
his
homej
ivilh
a
severe
attack
uf
("Srippe.
This
is
announced
by
a
bulletin
j
issued
by
Ihe
doctors.
The
report
is
causing
some,
alarm
as
it
is
not
usual
lo
issue
a
bulletin
at
the
outset
of
any
Insignificant
illnoss.
The
Premier
had
irtd
been
well
25
TAXI
nnd
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Amltiilnr
"u""
..
1
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytlrr.
'',.
I.,
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Avfc.
parties.
and
Gth
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop
a,.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XIV
NO,
"JO,
yd
l'lUXUB
MLiPKHT.
H.C..
WBD.NM'AY
liBLBMMEH
10,
l'.)2'i.
r..t.rd.,'i
cirui.t.n
i.77.
Street
Sites,
US
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
OWNE
RS
OF
USK
MILL
ARE
HERE
TODAY
PLANNING
'i'lit'
iiini
iii,iir'-
'
ou'
hmun
was
i
lit
piunJe-t
man
in
London
i
vi
!itl
fiiijng
i
he
ln-tmii
drive
tliinH(h
the
fily
Planning
to
Resume
.
Usk
Mill
Operations
Meeting
Being
Held
Here
Today
of
Directon
With
View
to
Activity
in
Near
Future
To
hold
Hie
animal
tntul
try
meeting
of
liuitholiJei.
coin
piele
arrangement-
fur
Hie
taking
over
ul
the
properties
they
re
ceiill
ucinmeil
ami
Mbly
make
plans
fur
un
early
tesunipliui
of
uelmlic
at
the
mill,
a
patty
of
.Minneapolis
financier.-,
wind
recentlv
purchased
the
Kleauxu
Mill
at
l
-k
from
Hie
recoivei
and
iiicorpoiuled
the
Skeetiu
l.ttmlicr
iju.
Ltd.
with
caiitalizatiui
of
."UO,000
ami
head
office
al
Prince
ituperl,
arrived
in
th
city
from
the
But
last
night.
The
parly
consists
of
U
A.
Hjort.
slad,
J.
(i.
Hjorustiul,
V.
A.
Hjornslad,
Chesler
Swaiison
am
W.
II.
Pelerman
ami
with
lliesei
:
:
-
rr.
r
are
John
Willntan
and
John
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
GET
S27.C00
FOR
ROADS
THIS
YEAR
VICTtmiA.
Dec.
10.
Tin
vole
for
roads
in
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
district,
as
introduced
into
the
l.egis-lalure
yesterday
amounted
to7.000
and
for
Omineea
Hie
sum
proposed
lo
be
spent,
is
70.000.
!
GUN
USED
IN
HOLD
i
I
UP
AT
SMITHERS
WAS
STOLEN
FROM
RUPER"
The
city
police
have
been
ad
vised
by
the
provincial
police
u'
Smiihei-s
thai
Mike
Senniek.
ar
rested
at
Smithers
last
Sunday
after
a
gambling
table
hold-up
l
and
wauled
here
for
fraud,
con
fessed
lliat
the
gun
he
used
at
Smithers
u
Sunday
had
been
stolen
from
David
(Hbb
of
this
city.
BARRISTER
DIES
Nicholson
ami;
claim
that
I
lie
U.S.
navy
lias
gol.vent
much
lalk.
pro
and
con,
on
i
for
more
Ibau
a
week
but
insist-Unit
other
affection
I
Mil.
.or
nf
(t
a-
the
rr
ml
'
UUteoi.
'
-d
oi
'imi-ni:
;:t
work.
t,
VANCOUVHIt,
Dee.
!(,.
Donald
Downie.
a
well
known
barrister.
died
here
today
of
heart
trouble
t'
-Mini
ttn-.r.
He
ntly.
ROGATED
EARLY
OPERATIONS
Anderson
Incident
Being
Used
By
Liquor
Exporters
as
Means
of
Preventing
Signing
of
Treaty
MLTOKIA,
!'.
o.
Kfforls
are
being,
made
here
lo
use
,
lit
Anderson
incident
as
a
means
of
preventing
the
making
of
i
-eaiv
with
the
I'nued
Htates
to
prevent
rum
running
from
..l.ia
Ja
lo
that
country.
The
American
Government
is
asking
Canada
to
make
it
iinpiiisory
that
vessels
clearing
for
a
foreign
port,
later
show
videtttre
thai
it
made
Ihe
call
and
delivered
the
goods
consigned
Hereto.
This
would
prevent
vessels
clearing
for
Central
VnpTtra
or
Mexico
and
then
slopping
off
the
coasl
of
Califor
WOMAN'S
CASE
j
IS
DISMISSED
CHANGE
MADE
u
IN
MOTOR
LAW
VICTORIA.
out
almost
"liatiKi's
in
the
Motor
Vehicles
-i
I
....
I
...
I
I...
II...
T
ai.Iu
vci
were
anopivii
uj
no.-
t4ceic.-
a(ure
yesterday
with
a
view
to
irinirinir
about
a
condition
of
ng
I
-
II.
n
II.
....-A
BATTLE
IN
SIGHT
th'
OVER
ANTI-ORIENTAL
MEASURE
IN
HOUSE
nia
and
discharging
their
cargoes
into
speed
boats
for
conveyance
ashore
contrary
lo
the
laws
of
the
Inilcl
Hlales.
II
is
claimed
that
the
action
of
Uaifcida
in
being
a
t
arty
lo
rum
running
is
an
unfriendly
action
and
should
be
:
(opped.
icticn
to
RocoYcr
Lawyer's
Fee
American
ollicials
claim
that
on
Charge
of
Champerty
jtlie
Canadian
Government
is
well
'
Falls
I
aware
that
liquor
nominally
ex-
ported
lo
Mexico
or
Central
VAXCOl'VKIl.
I)ec.
10.
Mr.
America
never
reaches
those
usMei
Morrison
dismissed
the
ports
but
is
illegally
put
ashore
action
of
Mr.
Kluia
Cklhryn
Caul-'at
various
points
in
the
United
field,
known
as
Mrs.
Huyce,
States
and
that
co-operation
to
against
Charles
Arnold
in
whichlslop
the
breaking
of
United
she
attempted
to
recover
15.000
States
laws
is
to
be
expected
from
the
barrister.
The
money
from
a
friendly
country,
had
been
paid
fur
services
'
reft-!
It
is
said
that
sentiment
in
djured
in--nfeuvius
.4HMU.
Holatid
Canada
Ijs
j)Upugly.JtviavQr..of
Wood,
president
of
the
Premier
co-operation
and"ltharbeen
an-
Mine.
a
seltlvueut
in
'.favor
of
uounceil
that
a
treaty
would
Mrs.
lloyco
for
the
loss
'of
'an
likely
be
signed
between
(he
two
eye.
(countries
to
prevent
the
present
Ihe
court
decided
that
the
abuses.
hamperly
plea
was
not
open
to
Anderson
Incident
trs.
j
Joyce
beause
the
money
ad
been
paid
to
Arnold
and
that
ne
a'
tC'l
fii'eiy
ami
inuepeii-
Then
comes
Hie
Anderson
case,
F.
R.
Anderson,
a
Vancouver
lawyer
is
arrested
in
California
follow
in"-
indictment
by
a
grand
jury
on
charges
connected
with
rum
running.
He
is
a
prominent
man
ami
his
case
is
taken
up
through
diplomatic
channels
at
Ottawa
and
Washington
but
without
effect.
The
next
step
in
the
case
Is
License
circulation
of
a
'petition
in
3rlvcr
Must
Have
and
Must
Not
be
Menace
to
Public
Safety
SPEED
LIMIT
GOES
Vancouver.
New
Westminster
and
in
this
city
demanding
that
the
Dominion
Government
enter
into
no
treaty
with
the
United
Slates
ilo
prevent
ruin
running
until
the
Object
of
Change
Is
to
Bring
.vmeric.m
..in......-o.
ai,v,v.
j,.,
.
r
,
i
mi
.111)1,1
.-,'11
uuc.-i
anu
uw-
About
Condition
of
Greater
..
jtention.
Safety
l
The
terms
oT
the
petition
woutd
lorobablv
urevenl
any
tnalv
ever
l.c.
io.
Drastic
bcjng
signed
wh!ch
Jt
is
ciato..
revoiunona
r.),pd
js
wha,
(,
i;aailian
.liquor
interests
want.
They
see
in
the
Anderson
incident
a
means
rf
itnni
nil
I
1
1
rr
'jnif
Ort
OnnPfll
iflH
Ui
jut.
uiiuiip
vj-i"-iii"
between
the
two
countries
with
a
neater
safely
on
uie
sireeis
anu
.-
,
nrpvlMllniI
iiipnal
exnorl
Iiighways
II.
n
.......
!mn
.Vflor'
...
..
...
.
.
'.
.
t'l
1IIU
,V,...V.
I
ivvo
Hours
ueoaie
mr
io-uju
.
Palifornln
ecidetl
by
a
substantial
major-1
.
.
ily
to
euininaie
an
reiercnce
io.
peed
limits
from
the
Act
and
lot
ml
IUI
ltll
I
11
'
I
III
l
Ifl
ri
such
a
manner
as
to
avoid
be-;
"
,7"'
-il
The
House
adopted
the
drivers'
of
tiijuor
from
Hritish
Columbia
and
other
coast
Many
Signatures
Close
on
ten
thousand
slsna-
,l"
l
""
-.
...m.e
tn
..ohlie
srifetv.
and
it
is
expected
that
twenty
:n..
...I
...111
V.
a
l.nrn.a
iense
amendments
by
which
;""
'"""
must"1"'
campaign
is
closed.
very
person
driving
a
ear
have
a
license
in
his
or
her
pos-:
.
a'ssion.
t'pon
conviction
for
an.
iffenee
three
limes
vill
lose
his
license.
CCDMir
MIWCDC
d-iveri
rLlltlti
llllllLlVJ
LEAVE
UNION
FF.nNIK,
Dec.
10.
Afler
deciding
lo
break
away
from
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
America
and
form
a
H.C
Miners'
Asso-
I
eiation.
the
Fertile
Coal
Creek
miners
voted
to
accept
the
scale
VICTORIA.
Dec.
10.
A
sharp'
offered
by
Ihe
Crows'
Nest
Coal
oatlle
is
promised
in
the
ligisla-
Co.
on
the
basis
of
a
55
per
lire
tomorrow
on
Hie
Domestic-1
f.,,1
Increase
in
wages
over
the
Servants
bill
introduced
by
Mrs
scale.
smith
livnrevenl
the
employment!
The
new
scale,
the
company
of
Orientals
in
-
homes
with'
stales,
is
lo
be
the
absolute
mln-vvhlle
girls.
imum.
ami
if
conditions
warrant
Mrs.
Sntitti
demands
a
vote
on
will
bo
Increased,
the
measure.
I
Finnl
preparations
are
now
Reports
show
thai
copies
of
under
way
for.
the
Immediate
was!!
lie
bill
will
be
forwarded
lo
the
,
commencement
of
work
at
Coal
!
f-pavcM'
t'lA.TTM'H'lll.
jriTrk.