JAP
INLET
IS
DEVELOPING
Island
n
Sullivan
armed
in
)
iv
from
I'orrhrr
llktid
ta-noat
Hie
iy
S.
lie
i-.iiiiiilfied
'iii-
-caon'i
in-
-er
h
i-
!
t
lie
marine
I
If
it-p(il
!
llll'Ul
.Old
It
p
lo
tffwH
a
fine
resl-Ja
Inlet,
where
lie
!-
-ay
good
no!
f
i'
ul'
al
I
In
Inlet
and
an
Minx
prog'
am
if
.
Farmers
In.iitutr.
of
i
president,
i
an
xatioit
an.
I
ken'
in
li
H'il
Mlua'ioli.
Sullivan
i
vrv
opti-
,
i
Hir
f
1
1
1
ii
t
of
Jap
iia-
a
radftv
s
1
nll.
liy
it
mean
keep
UjikIi
Willi
current
HOUSE
TO
SIT
MORNINGS
NOW
Adjournment
of
Legislature
E
pected
to
Take
Place
Before
Christmas
VI'
TOHIA.
Dee.
1
1.
Tim
Lug
ii
;e
begin
niorninc
iesinns
"'
"W
in
nn
endeavor
lo
elfiir
v
i,r
work
and
prorogue
in
perinil
Hie
memher
In
home
for
the
HhrMliia
day..
I
pulilie
iircmiultt
eoinmlt
.
liu-li
lia
heeii
meeling
1
n.
held
II
finnl
illlng
1
iimrnlim
and
it
li
e.xpecled
:ipoiilioti
reoliilioii
ealling
f
Ki'neral
beer
ineligalion
n
oinmillee
of
Hie
IIouhc
will
1
ailnplpd.
HOCKEY
GAME
WITHOUT
SCORE
Ton
Minutes
Overtime,
at
Victoria
Against
Calgary
Without
Result
VKTOItIA,
Dee.
iff
Ihe
hockey
game
"iglit
between
Victoria
v
'ing
r.aluary
team
r
ii
llm
key
League
sepie.
Sn
close
Saturday
and
the
Hint
leu
mile
overtime
hail
lo
'be
play
P'l
and
even
I
licit
neither,
side
s(,niTt.
Thin
was
Ihe
close!
Rime
yet
this
year
in
Ihe
YVesl-
I
j
SwiJii,
Norwegian.
Japanese,
i
French.
Pain-h
and
Herman
ves
sel
aUu
future
Willi
several
'-mall
prafl
who
regl-ler
under
CapUIn
Sullivan
to
Erect
FlnebSonlb
of
Central
AuMftaR
flag.
N.
R.M.nr.
nn
Pnrehur
HSHM
ftr
-trip
1riV&lt
Olid
deputing
tttuwJ
ai
J
fie
un-
irowvcr
Merchanl
r.etmwve
in-
'(ydaj
MV'iay
tiUNiw
niai
er
(.eaiar-
Inc
nation
of
any
etrnfrmien-e
Iim
le'tt
reprefenled
in
lln
port
IdiiriUK
the
pal
i
mouth
with
one
icrplnni.
Thai
eseeplion
m
Soain.
Wliere
I'onluva
firi.1
howel
lliu
haunr
of
Spain
in
lliene
wii.'em
the
yellow
and
reil
flau
of
Oiolille
It
not
lieeu
ri
m
timoutcr
naroor
ninrr
January
of
lal
year.
In
the
pal
two
yearn
hul
three
spaiiioh
oat
have
put
into
Hrt.
all
lo
load
grain.
American
Second
For
Hie
pul
month
the
United
Slate
lead
after
Ihe
UrilMi.
I'liw
were
It
Japanee
esfelf
resiiHieiisI
in
lo
the
porl.
wltn
0
nilered
a
fnnn
Ihe
I'uileil
SlaleK.
Of
Ihe
Jap
erafl
Jour
were
owned
by
Foiled
State
owner-,
but
under
Japanese
reai.lry.
Furly-tliPee
Ilrilih
e-.el.
Ihree
Daniuli,
iK
ore-
t'ian.
two
Freneh.
IwoiDuleh
ami
one
Italian
inale
Hp
the
tnlal
of
H
arrival
for
Ihe
month.
Arrival"
duiliiB
Hie
firt
few
day
of
Deeeinl
and
Ihe
lal
two
week-
or
November
hnw
a
heallhy
incrrae
oer
Ihe
figures
of
lal
year
from
Ihe
figure
now
4,..ine
iolalle.1.
Till
lncreae
how
in
every
rae
but
n
couple
of
Ihe
nation
Hading
into
IliN
port
with
Hie
Urilinii.
1'niled
Slate.
Janaiiee
ami
Seaiidlna-
vlaii
'bin
showing
the
large!
liini'iiM
of
arrival.
Tli'e
wrsiln
Irade
i
atlracllnig
the
major
portion
or
Ihe
new
arrl-nl.
.Iili.nina
irinuigh
Ihe
l'an-
oma
filial
wilh
Hie
llrili-'li
lle-Scandinaviau
eonnlrie.
Her-
iiianv
and
France
a
Hie
culnm-
f
i:iiindliiii
merchiinl
marine
bin
show
increased
eangoe.
out
of
porl
and
belter
carrying
trade
for
Hie
tun
back
from
Aulnilainn
and
South
Sea
mint
and
iiNo
from
Atlantic
In
the
I'aeific
trade.
JUDGE
MACAULAY
OF
DAWSON
IS
IMPROVING
v.ixmrvKii.
Dec.
n.
Mr
.lusllce
Macaulay
nf
Dawson,
who
nnilerwent
an
operation
here.
f
reporled
In
be
sliowing
good
im-
provcnient.
0.
Voodru(T.
U.S.
Ilusloms
of
fleer
l
Kelphlkan.
was
a
,m
xiiinpr
nhnard
Ihe
Princess
Mary
IhU
nriernoon
rclurnlng
tmrl!
afler
a
business
trip
I"
Seattle.
L'l.rinu
lltiir
Two
Directors
From
Officials
Alaska.
Mary
ELECTION
TODAY
AT
WILLIAM
KEITH
WOMAN
MAKES
DIED
SATURDAY-
VENTURESOME
Well
Known
Resident
Will
be
Burled
With
Military
Honors
Tomorrow
Tint
ill.'!
Ill
Jtflllllail
til
lilt
Keitl,;-'
had
a
wide,
circle
of
friends.
'
I
torn
-in
Ireland
(:i
yearn
ago.
'""
Mr.
Keith
had
been
in
I'.auada
J
year
and
liei
for
ome
lime
at
Nauaimu.
Lured
by
the
gobl
eJcHenieii
4f
Ihe
day-
of
UK
he
wan
ATie
pfjhe
fir.l
men
In
ao
I
lb
YHkinnnMl
he
elakeil
mi
Itmn
anta
Creek
that
year.
Lain
He
lakcd
a
bench
claim
nn
l.l
ii
ado
and
worked
it
for
a
time
returning
lo
linliatua
When
lir
ifinained
until
he
rann-
Ihm.
t
tUU'
lie
then
i-il.il
It.
lla!
r-u
...
n
year
ami
reiurnoif:
nn-e
w.'ik
wt
for
a
tune
in
the
employ
;
the
I'riure
llupert
iln.il
i
.ni
lan).
I'nlled
by
tin-
war
In
enlist,
i
a
forelry
enii
und
w
Ii
i
ovei
-fa-
etoiH-actfd
pneumonia.
wa-
Ctll
Itonu
aoil
di-eliaryed
as
un
fit
for
further
-erviee.
Wlienj
Ihe
Ibpior
office
wa
opened
by
Ihe
yeMernmeiit
he
wa
given
;
j
(MMition
lliere.
but
an
attack
(
flui'
two
yearagn
ended
his
active
work.
Since
thai
time
be
lia-pul
up
a
valianl
fight
against
the
I
mo
I
di-ea-e
thai
eventually
look
hi
life.
A
year
ago
be
and
Mr.
Keith
eelebrnle.1
(heir
iOili
weil.llnc
anniversary.
They
had
tlx
rliiblren
but
all
died
from
diphtheria
years
ago.
Two
mouths
ago
.Mr.
Keilh
neul
lo
Ihe
hospital
and
wa
Ibeie
for
a
monlh.
About
two
weeks
aim
he
returned
Ibere
again
atbl
remained
until
his
death.
He
will
be
piveh
a
military
funeral
under
Hie
aunices
of
Ihe
O.W.V.A.
and
Ihe
Maons
of
Ihe
city
on
Toe-day
afternoon
lie
was
a
menib
oT
Kilwanin
Loibie
A.F.
and
A.M.
STANDARD
OIL
MEN
ARE
GOING
NORTH
'Frisco
and
From
Seattle
Were
Passengers
on
Princess
Making
the
round
I
rip
lo
Skauway
aboard
Ihe
l'rineess
Mar.v
which
-was
in
iorl
litis
af
leruoou
were
J.
II.
Douglas
and
II.
Iliilierlson,
ot
San
Francis
co,
ittreriors
oi
ine
Mamiaru
un
Co.
oT
America;
K.
J.
I'iiiimins,
of
Seallle.
superintendent
eu-
(lineer.
and
J.
It.
Jones,
also
of
Seallle.
marine
Miperintcmlrut.
I'hey
are
on
a
trip
of
inspection
In
Ihe
company's
holdings
in
EDMONTON
FOR
MAYOR
Blatchford
Running
Again
and
Several
Other
CandlJtes
In
Field
FDMOXTON.
Dec.
II.
The
election
of
mayor
and
aldermen
is
Inking
place
here
lodny
and
Ilia
vole
promises
In
be
a
huge
one.
Mayor
Itlalrhford
seems
lo
be
Dir.
hitr
gun
of
(he
mayoralty.
Oilier
randidales
are
J.
V.
Adair,
closely
.allied
lo
some
of
the
big
interests
Hire
Sheppanl,
a
fnr-liier,
living
In
I
ho
city
hut!
-Alder-nian
Collfson.
CANOE
JOURNEY
j
SASKATOON,
'Dor.
It.
Mius.
Kathleen
itice.
a
woman,
who
had
been
mi-s-
hospital
Saturday
evening
of
!rM'-r.
William
Keith,
u
well
known'
"
"l
.,
.
,
.
.
citizen
mid
former
resident
of
f
1
Viikcit,
afli
5.
liiitrr
fin.
I
lilt.
illice
Lake
mining
district,
safely
returned
()
The
l'as.
after
maV-
III
1
ll
I
M.I
II
.
..
II
I-
in-
nan
Hrii
ftiinnii,
here
whecr
In-
and
Mr
with
six
lakes
ami
a
twelve
fool
KHYEX
RIVER
B
Dr.
Fridtjof
Nansen.
noled
explorer,
who
was
t-eiled
rector
ir
St.
Andrew's
university
by
SIC
vole-
as
against
I
on
for
John
Oal-wnrtby.
I
lie
w
riter.
BRIDGE
IS
IN
Repair
Equipment
Is
Now
Work-
in
on
Big
Slide
at
Kwlnitsa
First
Train
Set
for
.
Friday
The
date
for
the
passing
of
the
first
train
through
the
present
trouble
area
on
Ihe
railway
line
between
Kwinifsa
and
lk
has
been
advaiM-ed
to
Friday
of
thi-week
by
V.
II.
Tobey,
O.N.It.
superinlendenl.
It
bad
been
originally
hoped
lhal
the
I
rains
might
starl
moving
on
Wednes
day.
However,
Ihe
work
of
mak
ing
repairs
is
proceeding
as
rapidly
as
possible
and
servic
will
he
restored
at
Hie
earlies!
practicable
mnineut,
either
by
running
the
trains
right
through
or
by
making
transfers.
ltcpairs
lo
the
Kliyvx
bridge.
in
progress
ail
last
wcck.
were
completed
yesterday
morning
at
U
o'clock
ami
Ihe
equipment
ha
reached
Hie
big
slhlo
aliKwinitsa
when
it
is
now
winking.
I
rom
the
Fast,
Ihe
firsr
bridge
nenr
Fsk
has
now
been
put
in
passable
shape
and
work
is
proceeding
on
I
lie
second.
These
hridges
again
in
shape,
the
equipment
will
be
allowed
to
move,
west-
ward
lo
work
on
the
slides
and
was
In
m
is
from
that
direction
MOTHER-IN-LAW
WAS
KILLED
WITH
AN
AXE
SIFt'llF.NVII.I.i;
Texas,
Dec
II.--F.
M.
Snow,
a
wood
culler,
esterday
confessed
lo
the
kill
ing
of
his,
molher-in.law
and
eighteen
year
old
-son-in-law
with
jm
axe.
25
TAXI
Ambif
find
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipslair
Dining
Hall,
Serv
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anyt
...
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
!
If.
J
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK.
Prnn
'"'()
.."r
least.
Phone
457.
-f
li
'
linn
,.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV..
NO.
2HU.
PMXUB
HUPKHT,
M.U.,
MONDAY.
DKCEMHKIt
li.
W25,
fiturdiy'i
Clrculilli.n,
Sirwi
gakf,
MS
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
GRAIN
BUSINESS
IS
MAKING
VANCOUVER
PASTOR
OF
VANCOUVER
UNITED
CHURCH
REFUSES
TO
WORK
WITH
KLAN
"
....
..
...
1
"
.-
-
i
n
1
"
"
"
1
i
i
Grain
Business
Making
Much
Activity
for
Port
of
Vancouver
This
Year
Ships
from
almost
every
prominent
country
lie
in
harbor
awaiting
cargoes
and
building
boom
results
W(iOlKlt.
Del.
It.
-Tin-
gram
trade
i
making
Yati-.
fjiTui
-hipping
port.
Formerly
many
cel
eume
hen
min
i-
jiul
general
mcrehaiidie
ami
-hipped
in
quantities
irom
iireul
Urilinii,
(he
Ontyit
and
oilier
coiinine.
.
lni-iii
-
in
all
these
line
i
increasing,
largely
because
(.
re.i-e
in
tin-
grain
-hipping
busine.
T
;
there
i-
n
building
liooin
in
Vancouver,
caii-ed
bv
Iti
-1
mid
iN
roiirnmiluiit,
the,
-hipping
business.
S's.j
riving
Hi
i'
Hug-
ol
nine
major
nalum
lie
at
anchor
lit
vaucouvi-r
imrixir.
ioreinoi
I
a
moil
jt
Itir.
uliippiug
In
the
ort
law
Hying
the
red
.'Nlii-ler"
1
of
(ln
i
Hi
Main.
IhiI
American
KILLED
IN
AN
United
Church
Clergyman
in
AUTO
ACCIDENT
W
Tells
of
Refusal
t0
Fish
Anthony
Cyr
Thrown
from
Car
and
Skull
was
Fractured
INQUEST
TO
BE
HELD.
Vehicle
Turned
Upside
Down
Musken
on
Eleventh
Aul
liotiy
Cyr.
commonly
known
a
"Duct.,"
aged
-X
was
:iioiil
3
MUCH'
.
uul-toottfle
aecideiH
on
Hb-venlli
Yci.ue
Fast
in
the
Hun
block
tohn
McKay,
wJio
wa.-
in
the
ear
wa'di
was
lieiiij
driven
by
Cyr,
;.,i
only
a
seraticJi
on
lh
pack
ol
Hir
hand
at
lip
same
tunc,
but
temporarily
htsl
eon-
c
ousi
ess.
1
lie
car,
license
ii
umber
H.C.
22-il.j.
lurned
eaiimieiely
over
after
leaving
the
.
udwav
and
Ihe
top
was
smashed.
Fendiiiv
Ihe
holding
of
an
miiiii.
t-xarl
details
as
lo
the
lu.um-
of
tin-
aeeblent
are
not
,'nl'tlK'olllillg.
Ai-rording
to
the
report
of
,'.nv
l'oliee
Sergeant
A.
II.
Ilailey.
wlm
attended.
Ie
reruiveil
u
hur-;
l
ied
call
al
i
a.m.
lo
F.ieveut'i
I
Avenue
Fal
where-
liearjlcul
i
had
occurred.
On
arrival
al
Ihe
pcene
just
near
lotjtf
iJeveuth
Avenue
Ijisi,
no
round
lue
ear
up-ide
down
on
Ihe
mu-keg
over
I
lie
left
hand
-hie
of
the
road
way,
the
officer
was
met
by
It.
McKay,
dairyman,
who
informed
him
that
lie
had
sent
the
driver
of
the
wrecked
car
lo
the
hospi
tal.
Sergeant
Itailey
then
ex
amined
I
lie
scene
of
the
accident1
and
found
that
the
car
belonged
lo
It.
Arthur's
taxi
service.
The
track
of
the
-wheels
slioweil
that
the
car
had
zig-zagged
from
the
right
lo
Ihe
left
of
the
road
and
Mien
had
-kidded
on
Ihe
left
hano
guard
rail,
turning
completely
over
into
the
muskeg,
bottom
uppermost.
The
car
was
guiiu
east
hut,
afler
the
accident,
wa
facing
west.
Attended
Wedding
The
only
witness
of
the
acci
dent,
according
to
Ihe
police
re.,
port,
was
John
McKay
who
slat
cd
lhal
be
was
in
Hie
car
al
the
time.
He
drove
Ihe
car
lo
the
residence
of
M.
(i.
F.dgar,
728
Lolbiniere
Slreel,
to
pick
up
Cyf
w
ho
had
been
al
lending
a
wed
ling
lliere.
Iliey
left-the
llgar
residence
at
a.15.
Cyr
Idok
Ihe
wheel
and
was
driving
McKay
liuine.
Otieslioited
as
In
Cyr'
eoudilioji,'
McKay
said
that
he
seemed
lo
be'happy.
Afler
examining
the
scene
of
the
accident.
Sergeant
Itailey
proceeded
lo
Ihe
hospital
where
lie
was
informed
lhal
Cyr
wa
dead.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
statei
that
deceased's
skull
had
been
fractured:
The
body
wa
turnei
over
lo
Hie
ll.C.
Undertakers
am
ordered
nol
lo
be
interfered
wilh
Pending
an
investigation.
The
&iir
was
also
ordered
to
he
nol
removed.
The
late
Anthony
Cyr
was
years
uf
age
and
was
horn
al
Illack
Lake,
Ouchce.
A
sister,
Mrs.
C.
Latimer.
Koisscvain,
Man.
has
been
eommuuicaled
with.
The
funeral
will
lake
place
under
Hie
auspices
uf
Hie
Moo.c
Lodge
of
which
deceased
was
a
member.
He
had
resided
in
Ihe
city
soitoi
'."i
or
3
years
and
has
followed
the
business
of
a
ear
driver.
An
inquest
opened
al
l.:ttl
thin
afternoon
before
Coroner
'or-man
A.
Wall.
The
Jury
consists
or
5.
II.
Monro,
K.
J.
Large,
Joe
Hent,
J.
D.
Mrl.eod.
Joe
Hrovvn,
and
(leorge
llushby.
Afler
thr
'remains
had
"been
viewed.
Ihe
Inking
of
evidence
commenced,
among
Hie
wilnesses
.hieing
'H,
McKay,
John
McKay,
Dr.
L.
W
I
A'A.VCOLA'KU.
Dec.
1
1.
---Answering
a
letter
addressed
lo
jlinii
by
Dr.
Keith
K.
Alien,
"Imperial
KUilifl,"
inviting
Jiim
to
jionie
to
the
Jieadipiarlers
of
the
Kn
Klux
Kiun
here,
IFev.
.1.
on'
ll'cliniond
Craig,
pa-lur
of
Ihe
First
Uiiiled
Church,
last
night
deciaied
from
the
)nilpit
lhal
ho
would
nol
go
to
the
Imperial
Palace"
lo
discuss
the
anti-narcotic
campaign
projected
by
that
organization.
..r
ii,..
Drugs
with
the
Ku
Mux
Klan
Hrilish
jiislice,
Mr.
Craig
declared,
did
mil
need
the
help
Klan
and
he
further
stated
that
the
organization
did
not
.
llii'lnjlo
Hi.,
tioillil
pvil
ill
0
Sunday
morning,
in
anj
'
.
.
-
.
i
CACHE
OF
OPIUM
FOUND
VANCOUVER
VALUED
AT
$17,000
VANCOl
VKIt.
Dee.
1
1.
A
waterfront
cache
of
l?t
tins
of
opium
valued
al
-1
i.DOO
was
seized
here
al
unlay
uiirht
by
police
acting
Willi
Hie
customs
avil
imril
les.
CANADIAN
PRESS
IS
SUED
BY
CAMPBELL
Refusal
to
Grant
Paper
Franchise
Results
In
Court
Action
HIGHEST
WIND
OF
its
objective.-.
pi
iioti
iv
i;
win.-
YEAR
ISJRECORDED
Ousts
Between
Midnight
and
Six!
O'clock
This
Morning
Reach
ed
Velocity
of
50
miles
Per
Hour
Prince
lluperl
had
its
"most
-evere
gale
of
the
year
between
midnight
and
o'cloek
Ibis
morning,
when
the
wind
in
gust
reached
au
velocity
of
50
miles
per
hour,
'lliere
seems
to
have
been
no
damage
of
cvuscipicncc
done.
S.
C.
Jackson,
Dominion
meteorologist,
reports
that
one
of
Ihe
lines
to
Ihe
aerial
masts
al
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
was
broken
but
this
did
not
interfere
wild
radio
service.
BROKE
RECORD
FOR
BREAST
SWIMMING
YON
K
Fits.
Dec
It.
Walle
t-pence
of
the
Hrooklyn
Y.M.V..A
m
Saturday
night
broke
his
o
world
record
for
.the
150
yard
breast
stroke
swim,
going
Ihe
distance
In
I
min..
50
t-5
ser
M.
Fox.
M.D.
nf
AUm.
has
been
appointed
medical
lioallli
offerer
and
medical
inspector
of
schools
'or
Allin,aii.l
Discovery.
Kergln,
Sertfeiint
and
Mark
Edgar.
:
LOCAL
ROYS
A.
H.
Hailey
ARE
MISSING
W.
IMoorehouse,
16,
and
W.
Richards,
14,
Left
For
Met-lakatla
But
Have
not
.
Reached
There
police
and
others
have
instituted
i:
i
search
!o
a-eertain
what
hap-
'
.
..fliiu.l
I
jt
tltufn
ii...
i.m
i...
ii..u,.i...
.......
i
,o
;""
There
is
a
report
III.
..fliii'.llt.'M
..
ii..n
nun
"'
!,,
,
i
'I-...I.
.1..
or
buines
temporarily,
the
Can
adian
Press
franchise
was
drop
ped
and
the
Journal
published
.
niornii.g
edition.
Cliaries
F.
Ciiuipbell
of
A'ancouver.
iiurchas-
ed
the
Hulle!
in
and
implied
for
a
franchise
which
was
refused
ex
cept
upon
such
terms
as
tin,
Iliilleliu
relt
il
could
not
comply
with.
The
Ilullelin
commenced
l
ubli-h
and
lias
since
started
an
action
against
J.
11.
Woods.
John
Iruric
and
the
Canadian
Press
charging
tliein
wilh
conspirary
in
restraint
of
trade
and
asking
damages
to
the
extent
of
1
10.-
UU0.
It
was
reported
to
the
provincial
police
at
12.30
noon
today
thai
two
local
boys
W.
Moorehousip.
1(5.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehuuse,
Kighth
Avenue
Fast,
and
W.
(tichards,
it,
son
of
Mrs,
Itiili,ard.s,
rfixth
Avi-ime
East.
tefTt!ovf
Hav
ves-
OWNER
OF
BULLETIN,'"-
11
.-'k
in,
.
(an
unnaiued
2rt-foot
gasboal
ap-
Edmonton
'
Parcn"'
'or
MeUakalla
which
place
iney
nau
uoi
reaciieu
up
iu
this
afternoon.
The
provincial
I
II
it
I
i
Uf
nn
c
s'-i-u
ui
I
inn?
iii-
let
but
i
his
is
not
confirmed.
PASQUALESAYS
IS
NOT
GUILTY
Murder
Case
Opened
this
Morn-Inn
In
Polce
Court
at
Vancouver
VANCOI
YKII.
Dee.
1
1.
-
When
the
preliminary
hearing
of
the
charge
of
murdering
Nurse
Anne
ltoedde
opened
this
morning
al
the
police
court,
llenile
Pasquale,
Hie
accused,
pleaded
nol
guilty
and
Ihe
hearing
proceeded.
CHINATOWN
IN
SOUTH
RAIDED
YICTOUIA.
Dec.
11.
Victoria
and
Nauaimu
provincial
police
raided
Chinatown
Sunday,
seizing
a
large
amount
of
unsealed
liquor
and
some
opium.
Several
arrests
wre
made.
FRENCHY
VA1SE
WAS
LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMP
Boxer
Dropped
Dead
Following
Heart
Attack
Near
Seattlo
on
Saturday
SEATTLE.
Dec.
11.
-
Frank
Fronehy
Yaise.
31
years
of
age,
a
former
lightweight
champion
of
Canada,
dropped
dead
on
Saturday
at
llenlon.
twelve
miles
south
of
here,
following
u
heart
attack.
KILLED
ON
RAILWAY,
ItKVF.LSTOKIi.
Dec,
1
1.
--
A
man
23
years
jif
age
named
Prelzer
wa
falully
Injured
on
the
CP,
l.
five'
mites
wen
I
of
here
when
he
was
MlruKk
by
nn
east-bound
frcjgliL
tralr.
He
Is
believed
lo
Iftvo
been;,
from
Saskatchewan.'
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