LABOR
UNIONS
UNDER
FIRE
AT
CHICAGO
TODAY
With
Bombings
LIQUOR
CASE
IS
ADJOURNED
Proifcutlon
Not
Ready
to
Proceed
with
Charges
Against
ConsolVated
E
porters
1
i-
.llHI(II,
uf
viulalmii
'
...vei'iimenl
I.utior
Ai
t
i-
Liquor
Cur.lnd
lloard
llu-
lionxdiitaled
1
urporation,
I.
Id.
wer"
u.'tirned
In
the
rily
K1ie-'
morning
by
Mayi-M
lyiiionl.
The
adjourii-
.
ii-keil
fur
by
l.
V
i
uunel
fui
the
crown,
i
neen
imtniricil
by
the
Itiiard
that
checkitia
up
Mi-unU
III
llu-
ca-e
li..'
...ii
tniiiileted
but
thnt
n!d
be
ready
and
the
of-
u!.t
lie
bark
in
I
he
eily
iuut
i-ed
next
Saturday,
dali'
lis-
i-.ise
ud-
BUDGET
PASSES
I!
EARLY
MORNING
'
were
ulnenl
and
the
rov-'
'"tnrni
secured
a
iubliinllal
"''
i
"
'ly.
The
vole
wa
20
to
1
2
'"
for
of
the
lulopliun
of'lhe
Mi
iMipiiU
(if
Ilnyniorl
li
it
m
Ihe
eily
today
on
bm'-
the
nunc,
the
nllii-i-
Iipiiik
able
to
return
lent-
'Juan
-
"
''i
NATIVE
CONGRESS
AT
v
defendant
were
re-i
fay
m
the
mtuI
urandi
KSratloii
uf
t
IV
Chieaao
ALASKA
SUCCESSFUL
rived
here
eterday
after
eon-due
I
ma
ibe
nalie
eoiijtreM
at
Juneau.
i
pleael
with
the
re-...li
..f
iIimI
aulliirtnif.
There
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
'Wheat
C.
I'.
II
IH.C.
Silver...
Ili.ilv
Alaska
tUllliwell
--
-
jfiranby
Division
Taken
After
Prolonged;aellon
Debate
With
20
to
12
Favor
of
Government
I'
T'lltIA,
Ipo.
5.
tioud
ro-i-
being
niude
here
wilh
'k
uf
the
(ienHlon.
The
i
imi-ijunI
lai
ntpht
after
a
"lined
debate,
the
division
'
idiiee
ui
un
early
hour
"dirninif.
When
Ihe
tll
i-"
bi
ll
wno
i-tuvr
by
Speaker
'
'
tans,
ii
number
of
the
infill-
I..
iV
I
Marmnll
...
I'remler
...
I'nrter-lilalio
...
Ilufiw
Surf-Inlet
(llaiNliine
Howe
Sound
Silver
Urel
Terminus
tilth
Hop"
Indian
National
silver.
Hid
l.tii'i
1
15.00
.
1.15
Fair-1
Full
Crew
Will
be
Taken
on
Saor
Akfid
.12
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I
3
18.00
-
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i
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15
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2.
Ill
2.21
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21.00
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Vi
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FORMER
EMPRESS
ILL.
niiiwoMS
Dims.
5.
Former
F.mpre
Gliarlplle
of
MmIco
I-uravelv
ill.
She
'"
'f
ported
to
be
tinkluit
raptilly.
as
Grain
Begins
to
Move
this
Way
The
firl
strain
in
iit.i
i
in-lairniinal
grain
eleval.-i
a
P:
;n.
e
Iluerl
which
is
uuw
Hearing'
completion
was
put
i
li
r
u
n
i
plant,
today.
It
ciililtd
ot
one
1
1
1
1;
I
wtieh
arrived
fi.iit
Ho-
Fas'
la-iijslit.
Fr
Ihe
pnrpo-r
"1
In?'
the
equipment,
it
wa-
it",
lulu
the
trj'-kshcd
al
HI
'
"u
this
morning
ami,
in
al
'
minute,
hud
guiie
llinm-u
;;i-
httpper,
across
the
receiving
in-.'
Up
lite
receiving
leg,
llii'iHiK1'
'I'
gamer
and
caie
ami
di'pp
-'
inUi
une
uf
the
workhuue
ii:u-I'he
Train
belongs
to
(lie
gi.-.i-in
men.
Referring
In
a
repurt
that
n
Irainloaii
of
grain
was
due
lien-about
I
be
Muddle
uf
I
hi
month.
lU'Heflusrijtglofi,
general
manager
f
2eriniien
elevator,
who
in
in
the
city
on
lifp
of
in
pert
ion.
stated
I
hi
moriiins
lining
tin'
pa-t
ear.
Commissioner
Rich
Conducted:Ht
wa
the
fnt
he
had
heard
mil
iiirlmii-
official-
nfi
Annual
Event
at
Juneau
With
lof
iieb
a
repurl.
He
hiid
no!
rlenuer.
ainl
lyer'
Cooj
Resu
ts
i
haltery
laler'
a--j
.
...
rnjia.r.r-
mnun.
,mm,.).l(llipr
Hu
h.
who
wa
rado
umoM
uffinal.
...p,,,,,
Mr..
Ilieh.
ar
They
"
W
"mt
.-re
150
delegale.
pn-wnl.
were
weeolHd
!
Mayor
ln-.
.
ii
i
,
nur
ami
me
iane
itaiiu
hihi
numlier
uf
mvlniK-
were
m-l.t
;
A
a
reull
iMre
iun
for
Christian
life.
lAHiiliiiloiHT
Itleh,
whu.e
headuartern
are
at
Vliiliiwv.
will
be
h'"re
over
I
orrow.
I.iiMmiN.
Ii..
l'tie
llritilij
i
.
i..
r..l
i
uleaiiier
Alilun
-"
luunj
um-i
hiwina
eulli-iun
with
the
I
Shippiiu
Hoard
uleamei
1-ederal
in
la
Selielitl
mver.
i
i--lain.
pilnl
and
three
mmiiicii
were
ilrowtied.
been
a.lviel.
he
ald.
ac
to
when
the
inovenienl
of
zrain
in
forre
thruiuii
the
luial
elevator
inilit
Ite
eipwIiNl.
lo
aiHition
lo
member
of
Ibe
ntlHJial
tBr
who
will
le
ineharpi
of
Ibe
elevator
ami
who
have
1-
readj'
arrive
I
here.
Mr.
Ileather-
;i
!keleloji
rrev
lo
man
Uie
elevator
would
be
ap-
iiuinteil
within
a
day
or
o.
About
.
.
Il.lr
1....
I
a..Mai
.'lll
llallk
Mrn
enipiuj
mnii.
inr
were
5
deeu
eiew
of
20
or
26
mn
win
not
ie
taken
on
until
the
yrain
KlarS
movink
llmtiiSH
Ihe
plant.
Mr.
Ilealherii2lnii
will
leave
by
Hum
evening
tram
for
li
i
-
lieail-
.
iuiaHeri
in
Kurt
William
aHer
STEAMER
ASH10N
I"
w,-k
i,h''
pl,y
l,,
,'xl,,',',
,,v-
w
cruci
nT
c
i
in
jANK
li
OtlltLUI
!(..
will
he
entirely
inmpleled
by
FIVE
LOSE
LlVESiJa""u,yl
BEER
INJURES
THE
DRINKERS
That
Is
Claim
Made
Before
Pub-Ho
Accounts
Committee
of
Legislature
COMMISSIONER
NOT
KNOWING
Savs
Analyses
Have
Been
Made
0
'
at
Various
Times
and
no
Adverse
Report
VlCTOMA.
Iee.
5.
-The
heads
of
the
Hrillsdi
Columbia
brewer
ies
may
be
brought
before
tin
publle
nncounls
eoinmiUe
of
Ihe
Legislature
for
examination
as
to
the
mtullty
of
beer
beinp
dispenses!
in
Ihe
province,
following
clianren
made
yesterday
by
vtul-
ousiiin'tnbers.
Ilcplyliif
In
a
staleiiieul
made
liffote
Ihe
eommttlee,
which
at
Irlltules
an
Increase
in
Ihe
kidney
and
liver
troubles
in
Hrillsh
('.iiluiiiliia
.since
Hie
establish
menl
.pf
beer
ii.irlors,
Cninnil
slotirr
HaviiNmi
said
be
had
no
itifui
iniillim
uf
this
condition
Samples
of
he
prodticlH
of
nri
oil
breweries
had
been
repularly
xuhinillOil
In
annlyxers
hi
(.hiea
po
1
iiliawji
nnu
outer
piarea
niul
tifil
one
had
retiorleil
Hie
jlievoragc
injurious.
The
heavy
rains
of
the
past
few
days
have
caused
washouts
!
al
several
points
on
tuts
iiivision
of
the
Canadian
National
llailway
with
Ihe
result
that
it
is
impossible
lo
uperate
trains
today
and
uu.
t.
winch
was
lo
have
left
fov
the
Kasl
this
eveniliK.
is
can
celled.
The
next
train
out
will
hej
lie
regular
No.
I
on
Mundayl
even
in;;
but
it
was
hope)
at
the
office
of
the
siiMrinlendent
Ibis
afternoon
that
No,
3,
due
here
ul
7
o'clock
Monday
mornini:.
mivlil
rt't
through
on
time.
The
ilt
man
r
to
(lie
Hue.
which
ileveluped
this
murliinsr.
includes
washouts
al
Salvus,
llxslevv
and
ISk.
a
small
mudslide
al
Kaien
and
the
washiiiK
oul
of
n
small
portion
uf
the
Kayex
lliver
bridge.
I
he
damage
at
individual
points
is
not
very
exieiiMvc
mil
eom-i
billed
has
made
il
impossible
lo
uperate
until
repairs
are
made.
The
mail
leaving
tonight
for
the
Old
Country,
catching
the
steamer
Aseania
from
Halifax
on
Heceniber
li.
was
lo
have
been
the
last
to
arrive
there
before
Christmas.
As
u
result
of
the
trouble
today
il
will
nut
gel
there
on
time
now
unless
ft
Is
diverted
t
New
York
after
leaving
here
Monday
night.
l'eliott
Hombeii
of
this
eily
was
to
have
left
here
tonight
in
or
der
to
spend
Christmas
in
hi
home
at
Milan,
Italy.
He
was
to
have
sailed
from
Halifax
aboard
Ihe
Aseania
on
December
It.
However,
by
leaving
hero
Mon
day
uiiglil,
he
will
still
be
able
In
get
home
on
time
by
sailing
from
New
ork
'
;tboard
Ibe
.Uaurelanin
on
December
15.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral.
Hospital
on
December
5
ln.Mr.
mid
Mrs
li.
Ireland.
Taylor
Street.
Advertise
In
the
Hilly
Vw
25
7
'"
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
'A.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
An,
i'
floor
for
hire.
;
Stand
Royl
Hotel,
3rd
J'ii(J
Hlt
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8t.
.
'.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XV
.
NO.
282.
y
il
IMtlNGi:
IlLI'KHT.
H.C,
SATUlDAY.
DKCHMHKH
b.
1025.
)'eiirdi
.limitation.
1
i
01
strwt
Sties,
r71
PRICE
FIVK
GENTS.
NTOMBED
MINERS
MAKE
A
LUCKY
ESCAPE
FIRST
GRAIN
THROUGH
ELEVATOR
TODAY;
SUCCESSFUL
MACHINERY
TEST
Entombed
Miners
Built
iFIRST
CAR
OF
j
GRAIN
ARRIVES
UULUJUI
n.
11
C
C
UUUCU
Only
two
lives
lost
when
Hre
followed
eqplosion
in
silver-lead
mine
near
Denver
Yesterday
iir
WKIt.
lie.
Twenty
-two
iigiu-i-
entombed
hi
!i
,v
i
-humI
.Mini
l
.Neilcrlaiid
eteriln
were
rescued
tin
K
II.
ill
if
lliem
.daggered
out
unaided
frniii
the
siuok-Kinp
after
I
lit
fire,
which
'started
following
an
explu-,
nl
lit
i
n
otiiigiiilied.
The
oilier
half
liavtl
tu
lie
carried
.
lSrOIs.
i
were
lut.
Hubert
rieenon,
a
miner,
mid
II'
rijni-l.
.1
number
of
Hie
rerne
part,
succumbed
lo
-
while
'-n
other
recner
collapsed
mid
were
taken
lo
-
"
Ihe
hospital
suffering
from
the
effect
of
Uh
fume.
Thr
rewrite
Ma
due
to
the
pre-ence
of
mind
uf
the
uihierK,
who,
when
Ihry
found
themselves
uu-iiiiiiIkiI
built
up
a
bulwark
lo
ii(i
(be
approaching
flame
and
fume,
IHsHhI
tlii
bulwark
(hey
took
heller
until
the
fire
wu
extinguished.
hKXVKIt.
Dec.
5.
reports
Indictments
Agalnit
Officials
of
indicate
Hint
only
une
man
nM.nlt.lloni
In
Connection
ernuly
affected
In
the
fume
t".
Put
Through
Elevator
In
Ten
!
Minutes
This
Morning
as
a
Test
EMPLOYING
FEW
MEN
Pi
c-
M;
i''
tt
o
le.i.
i'.g
Hie
Newfuiindland
build-ii.
g
.(
Mic
iMe
ot
Ihe
Hiitih
Kmpi-e
Kxhilnliun
at
Wembley.
RAILWAY
LINE
1
TIED
UP
TODAY!
Washouts
at
Various
Points
Causes
Cancelling
of
Train
For
East
Tonight
MAIL
AFFECTED
NEW
CABINET
IN
GERMANY
Chancellor
Luther
and
Associates
Resign
Favor
New
Ministry
BERLIN,
Dec.
5.
The
German
cabinet
headc
by
Chancellor
Luther
resigned
today
In
order
for
the
formation
of
a
new
mliilstry
in
full
sympathy
with
the
Locarno
policies
and
obligations.
JAMES
LAWRENCE
TAKEN
BY
DEATH
Well
Known
Local
Member
of
C.N.R.
Staff
Passes
Away
After
Long
and
Painful
illness
After
a
lung
and
painful
ill
ness
due
lo
cedar
poisouitqt,
Ihe
death
occurred
at
".30
last
nikiil
in
the
Prince
lluperl
lienerul
Hospital
of
James
l.awrenee,
resident
of
Prince
lluperl
for
tli-
past
leu
years
and
storekeeper
with
the
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
for
fiflevu
years.
Ii.(iimm'.
was
Imh-ii
at
Hexley
Kent.
F.nglaud,
3".
veals
ayo,
and
besides
his
widow,
Mrs.
Mary
Lawrence,
is
survive!
bv
.two
daughters.
Molly
and
Nellie,
re
siding
in
the
eily.
ibe
bale
Mr.
Lawrence
was
a
member
of
Tsiinpsean
Lodge,
No,
58,
A.F.
&
A.M.,
Kaien
Chapter,
No.
la.
Iloyal
Arch
Masons.
Kin
eollli
Preceplory.
Nu.
&!.
the
Or
tier
of
Ibe
llaslern
Star
and
the
Independent
Order
of
Oddeflluws
The
H.C
I'nderlakers
are
charge
of
(he
funeral
which
will
lake
place
un
Tuesday
afternoon
from
1
in
Anglican
Cathedral
Arrliilcitrutt
11
i
x
ulllciaiitw.
ASBESTOS
IS
FOUND
DAMAGE
CASE
NO
EXTENSION
IS
DISMISSED
THIS
YEAR
OF
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
F.nds
Hate
Not
Liable
for
In.urfes
Sustained
by
Huoh
GMIIs
Finding
that
there
had
been
rout
riiiulu;.)
negligence
oil
the
par.
of
I
ne
plaintiff
in
eonneeliun
w
m
Mie
Ht-cidenl
on
Stoleni!er
2
wtien
be
mistook
a
door
lead-(liji
fruin
the
Ii.er
saliruum
of
Ihe
Pence
Huiierl
II
ile),
and
fel
in
o
'lie
basement
sustaining
two
broken
rids
a'..
I
.ilher
liijuries
Mi
Justice
Murphy
yAslevday
at
j'c.iri....n
dismissed
the
3,600
jdamae
acliun
of
Hq-li
n
liis
vs.
'Hie
Prince
lluperl
Hotel
tt..
I.til.
1..
W.
Palmure
liai
t
lie
case
fun
Ihe
plaintiff
and
Mill
mi
lunzal
v
for
I
lie
defendant.
NVitnesses
in
tlfi-
cae
were
Dr.'
C.
A.
F.ggert,
Hugh
CillisJ
Cap).
J.
M.
Morrison
and
James
Parsons
fur
the
pbdotilT
anil
John
J.
Dote.
II.
A.
Harlow.
A
dorr
Pederson,
William
Murray.
T.
Hall.
Sam
Arttous
and
II.
It.
Rochester
for
Ihe
defendant.
After
ihe
evidence
had
beet.
presented
aad
before
argument
of
counsel
was
nroceeded
willi.
lllartoHshlufintide
a
liftiijng
,of,
lacl
to
the
ellecl
that
Uitlis
nail
been
intoxicated
at
the
tiriie
of
I
lie
accident.
He
inviled
Mr.
Palmore
to
arsue
Ihe
point
of
ligence.
Mr.
Palmore
argu?'
Itial
the
defendant
was
responsi-
fur
Ihe
acciiient
in
that
it
had
placed
plaiiitilT
in
the
condition
of
intoxication
ami
was
duly
mum!
lo
protect
its
cust'iurrr"
under
such
circumstances.
His
Lordship
found,
however.
(hat
contributory
negligence
on
the
pari
of
the
plaint
ilt
had
been
learlv
established
first
in
not
noticiitg
the
proper
door
whieh
is
marked
lavatory
and.
econdly.
for
not
not
icing
Ihe
light
which
was
in
the
basemen1
nlu
which
he
fell.
Therefore,
he
would
have
lo
dismiss
Ihe
case.
Mr.
Pat
more
asked
thai
dam
ages
pe
set
in
the
case
or
iii"
indiiiu
being
reversed
by
the
ourl
of
Apoeal.
Milton
lion
xales.
ciuuisei
fur
the
defendant.
ibji'i-tcil
lu
I
his
being
dune.
CANADA
HUGE
DEBT
Amount
Is
Being
Reduced
Ac
cording
to
Figures
Issued
by
'
Finance
Department
OTTAWA
debt
at
the
Dec.
5.
Canada's
eml
of
October
was
r,2.:i82.olo.88;
as
compared
with
i2.ai50.022.8liy
al
the
end
of
No-,
vember.
ai
coiiting
to
figures
is
sued
by
the
finance
department.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
i.
Aberdeen
0.
Hearts
.'.
irdrieoiiians
I.
Morton
2.
Celtic
1.
Clydebank
t.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Falkirk
0.
Dundee
I.
I.
Parlick
Thistles
0.
Hibernians
K
Hamilton
i.
Kilmarnock
2.
Rangers
2.
Motherwell
0.
SI.
Mirreii
1.
Ouceo
prk
I.
Dundee
.
St.
Julinstuue
I.
Ilailh
Rovers
1.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Itirniittfliatti
2.
Leeds
1.
Hlackbtirii
Hovers
i,
Liverpool
1
Ilitkv
ltltllilii
ttjiuttifwifw
WtlvjilDUKHUUU
LI11UW
'
Hciiirf
e.
Notis
County
t.
.
-
IF.vcrton
2.
Wesl
Ham
0.
VANCM
VF.lt.
Dee.
5.
-Asbcs-j
Hu.hiersriehl
?.
Arsenal
2.
los.
neatly
initialling
Uie
quality
Manchester
Cily
5.
Leicester
I.
of
the
fiunoiis
deposiU
of
UuebeC,
Sheffield
Fulled
2.
Hnllnn
0.
have
been
found
near
I.yllon,
ac-;
Siindcrlaml
2.
Mnuc.hesler
V.
I.
eordinsr
to
Information
roceiVed
Totienham
?.
Aslon
Villa
2.
by
the
H.C.
Chamber
of
MitM.
Wesi
Homviu
4,
Nttwoasjtle
2.
P.G.E.
LINE
Land
Grant
May
be
Asked
In
Order
to
Aid
Sale
of
Property
to
Private
VI
i
TOIUA,
Dec.
S.The
possibility
of
Ihe
l."l.K."Jjeinjsr
extended
in
aay
direction
next
year
has
disappeared
definitely
and
Ihe
government,
it
is
learned,
will
nut
ask
for
a
further
money
vote
al
the
present
time.
A
scheme
under
which
a
huge
land
grant
will
be
set
aside
to
aid
Ihe
sale
uf
the
road
to
private
interests
is
anticipated,
however,
but
there
is
no
intention
on
the
part
uf
the
government
to
abandon
the
line.
SHIP
DRIFTING
PACIFIC
OCEAN
Rudderless
and
Helpless
West
.
Orowa
Is
Awaiting
Help
From
.
Admiral-
Dewey-
COIIDOVA,
Dec.
5.
Drifting
tudderless
and
helpless
in
the
Pacilic
Ocean
lo
the
south
of
Ihe
Aleutian
Islands,
the
steamer
Wesl
Orowa
is
anxiously
await
ing
the
arrival
of
rescue
vessels.
Ihe
Admiral
Dewey
is
steaming
in
her
direction
and
expects
lo
reach
her
by
Sunday,
.
riie
steamer
West
Orowa,
IhiuiuI
fur
Japan
from
Portland,
report
et
I
earlier
fn
the
week
wilh
rudder
post
losl
and
shorn
uf
the
rudder
shoe
and
part
of
the
stem.
The
messages
were
received
over
the
radio
at
Dutch
Harbor
and
SI.
Paul
Island.
The
crew
had
rigged
up
a
jury
rud-dec
and
the
Orowa
was
then
proceeding
toward
Japan
steering
badly.
MUCH
MONEYlN
CANADA
TODAY
Many
People
Taking
Holidays
for
the
Christmas
Season
Overseas
or
In
East
WINNIPl.ii,
Dee.
5.
There
is
at
least
1100.000.000
more
mone
in
-western
Canada
i,IHs
year!
ban
last
and
many
of
the
people
are
taking
holidays
it
the
F.ast
o-making
trips
lo
the
Old
Country.
As
a
i.'-ult
uf
the
iiuuvcmeut
lu
Furope
it
1
believed
that
Canada
will
receive
a
larger
number
of
iitiniigiants
next
year
as
chcIi
man
who
goes
overseas
now
has
been
surr.
-sful
an-t
is
a
valuable
immigraf
inti
agent.
MURDER
CHARGE
PASQUALE
CASE
Man
Who
Killed
Miss
Rocddo
In
Vancouver
Hospital
Professes
Lack
of
VANCOl'VKH,
Dec.
5.
-
Tba
cui-oncr's
jury
last
yiVlit
invesM-gating
Ihe
ileal
It
oT
Miss
Ann.
Iloedde.
placed
I
ho
respoitsibil'lv
for
her
deulli
uppn
Hetnln
Pas
iiuale.
against
whom
a
charge
o!
murder
is
laid.
He
is
making
progress
al
Ihe
hosiiliil
but
pr-feses
contplele
lurk
of
kt)W.
!e.Ui.
ul
he
ijveuU.