M
V'llk.
Dee.
20.
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j
i
lv
i.
HliiwlnHrr
.,
.
.iirtHlnl
ol
on
of
.
-
.ve.lll
and
nldl
II"
today
hi
hi
M
Iwi
(.-.lln-
tMTI
l'
u'i.1
l
i.f
tlieui
wrt-e
.
.
t
favw
ot
Mm.
Itliine-
lli.-
luds"1
vull
I"!
.
t
rule
Hint
Hip
in-
nnultt.
tt
,
.
l.ni.tct
will
Inds-e
a':
ng
1
i!
-I
the
d-iion
r-...
mil
lie
itiarriir.
'
W'il
I''"-
'I1'
I
1
!n-
i
p.
unit
of
I
ANCUUVKK
HAS
ITS
WORST
FOG
PAYMENT
MADE
"w
ui
win
i.ruBD
M,l'
Paper
Enterprises
on
Coast
May
Develop
VvAUJlVKIt.
Der.
21.-Will.
1-
..f
the
Heaver
Cove
1
lie:
&
l'uln
Co..
anolher
step
u'
akru
towards
recapilal
m
of
what
proinlocs
lo
he
uir
din'
of
the
largest
pulp
and
V
ipi'i-
entei-prises
in
llrilisli
tlol
iiutiiu,
BOARDING
HOUSE
BURNS
AND
FOUR
LIVES
ARE
LOST
MONTHKM,,
Dor.
2U.-
F.
Lo
Fehyi-e
and
his
wife,
.MIh
lllunelie
I.ai-rnlx
and
Alphonse
SI.
lean
were
hurneil
(o
death
when
roonniiB
house
al
(Sukot,
(Juo-
nee
was
desliojed
by
fire
on
Sunday
iiinrtilnp.
Two
-other
pi'f-
er
serluUl.v
Injured.
(CONTINUING
WORK
ON
LA
ROSE
MINE
'Shipping
from
Promising
Alice
Arm
Property
Not
to
be
Undertaken
th'a
Winter
Tin-
La
llo-e
mine
in
Ui
Alice
Arm
district
will
not
ship
ore
this
winter
a
had
been
original
ly
Intended
but
development
work
will
be
aonliutied
slates
Joe,
W4lt
.,He
of
Uie
principal
ijl
the
inns:
ronpany.
wiio
vfeiliiu
Ui
city
lulncr
I
Minns
the
suiiinw
a
ISO
too!
'""'""'"(luimel
v..
driven
on
the
oun.l
ol
in-
wife
at-(
u
pfnkr
M.
WT
(l
p.,.
,!
xio.ltlmwl.
I
'
u
.uii
r
11.-
w,ri
ii,e
best
eK-Utioni
vterr
rculued
a
far
a
iiualitv
of
ore
i
eMKered
Onr
of
the
iiaons
why
Ihe
La
lloe
will
not
lnp
ore
thi
n
aler
i
lit
I
the
llolly
Vnixlen
Hallway
irrade
has
had
ooine
bad
wnliouL
Hiix
fall
and
freightiii"
over
il
io
a
diffieult
matter
ju
I
now.
PLANE
PATROLS
Air
PROVE
SUCCESS
Police
Checks
Unlawful
Practices,
Says
Ottawa
Report
OTTAWA.
lee.
2U.
Arro
i.liine
pat
role,
working
fmm
ugcv
sounn
ana
uuo
ui
iMr
111
vanrouvrr
mimj
rnntr
Blanketed
Transportation
iKuoert
hae
broushl
aleiul
a
Ire
Interfered
with
N.'il
M
il.
I
us-.
:'.
I'Uftol
tt'
il
ihe
liuir
of
(leorpia
j.
k
h
d
linlay
by
Iho
worl
vi-ai-n.
Sinee
Saturday-n
of
vreeU
have
tiwii
:n
aid
111
Vanr'iiT
lal
ii.i
ular
and
i
i-t
ear
wa-4
badly
i
ri
sainted.
I
p.H.
jt-aiii-i
I'liiHi'f
ap;
li.
alnle,
which
.1,
ul
m
o'rloeV
lat
di'layi'd
eomiiiK
up
th'
1
ii
i-i
tint
of
for-
EAVER
COVE
nieitdiHi
ret
I
notion
111
the
1111111-
11-
nf
ieron
who
break
the
Federal
fisheries
reputations
Aeconliug
to
informal
ion
!fi".
out
hen'
today,
Ihcrc
is
now
inm-li
lss
fislmin
KoiiiK
on
in
etn.eil
waters,
and
very
Utile
ficlnn?
in
closed
mnisoii.
Likewise,
tin-
Use
of
unlawful
appliances
ha
been
greatly
checked
iiy
the
uir
police.
On
the
whole.
Ihe
department
has
Amid
that
the
hydro-plane
arc
much
more
eitlcient
than
urfaee
craft.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
0.
1'.
H
H.C.
Silver-Daly
Alaska
Dun
well
Howe
Sound
A
1
-Marmot
I'reuiier
nid.
.118.00
.
1.
02
1
.28
.
27.50
.
.12
2.10
I'orler
Idaho
0t
Silxercresl
'
'
Surf
tnlel
011
Ittitli
Hope
3
!JlaiMone
-33
Vi
iranl.y
Ilufus
Lucky
Jim
13
li
llazellon
TertnJnus
tndliiu
""
niacler
08
U
nayview
0i
Knllonnl
Silvor...
.14
Selkirk
04
Bilversmilh
Asked
1
.01
.1
i.yi
.13
.10
2.23
.10
.12
Mi
.It
.30
.35
'ii
.18
.15
.019:
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.00
.10
.09
14
.15
.04
.24
ti
PULP
MILL
IN
TERRACE
Si:rplu.
THEIR
LAST
XMAS.
DINNER.
Condemned
Prisoners
Dine
Atone
In
Death
Cells
at
Okalla
mxln
AREA?
There
i
(alk
-uf
a
large
timber
development
undertaking
in
I
tie
vicinity
of
Terrace
as
a
result
of
an
extended
cruise,
which
was
made
tlii;
full
of
tba
KiUumkiilum
Lumbar
Co.'
holding.
A
pulp
mill
in
one
of-
the
projects
that
i
mentioned.
The
sanm
party
which
uiade
the
cruises
this
year
will
return
in
thi
spriti;
io
continue
it
wort.
!
4i
4i
I
4
4
4l
41,
4.
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4444444444
SMALL
SURPLUS
IN
UTILITIES
OPERATIONS
j
Phone
Department
Showed
Pro
fit
of
S461.34
In
November
Light,
$272.54
1
Aeeordin?
to
a
report
made
by
1
the
Mtperititetideul
of
utilitie
at
1
ihe
council
meeting
la.-l
night
a1
urplu
of
?10U1
wan
made
by
Ihe
city
telephone
dcparlmept
1
during
the
month
of
-,Novem!e-
and
a
-urplu!
of
272.5l
by
the
eleelrie
lishl
dejiailiuent
for
the
Telephone
DepL
h
1
1
mt
til
enue
....
3.570.W
Expetue
-
3.IO.ft5
.Surplu-
?
ICI.3I
Electric
Light
Department
K.limaled
Hevemie
8..
iy.RU
Kxpefle
.U7.i5
IU
ItXAltY.
Dec.
2V.
Owen
Canonball
Maker.
Harry
So-
wash
alias
Meyers.
Charles
Mor
ris,
II.
Herenlsen
and
Charles
Henry
(Sonny
White,
all
condemned
iu
die
011
tlie
scaffold
next
month,
were
silent
partak-
.
..
.
j.i...:..,
,
I
ers
01
a
mihijmuoup
viiriMiiins
fcat
iirovided
for
inmates
of
Okalla
prison.
The
eotideinned
men
were
no'
allowed
from
the
dualh
cells
und
each
partook
of
Ihe
special
fare
in
contemplative
silence.
Hake
und
Sownsh,
who
recently
were
notified
thai
Ihetr
appeal
to
the
Supreme
court
had
failed,
main-lain
a
quiet
demeanor.
Morris,
who
was
convicted
with
Haker
and
Sowash
for
the
murder
of
Captain
W.
.1.
Oillis
and
his
son
oti
the
Jteryl
(L,
ha
a
chance
of
a
respite
as
his
oli-
cilor
has
appealed.
Sonny
While
may
also
hue
sentejice
pO'lponed
peiiilinjr
ou'-rotne
of
ah
appeal.
He
was
con
temned
for
the
murder
of
1
rank
llosso.
North
Vancouver
fruit
merchant,
on
.tunc
21.
1
Hetenlsen,
who
was
sentenced
to
death
less
than
one
week
after
he
murdered
a
shipmatu
on
u
freighter
In
Vancouver
harbor,
is
evidently
destined
lo
pay
the
death
penally
on
January
18.
Morris,
Haker.
Sownsh
and
White
are
under
senieuce
to
ute
on
January
14.
PROMINENT
NELSON
MAN
PASSES
AWAY
George
8.
Hawthorne,
President
of
Nelson
Brewing
Co.,
Lbed
In
Kootenay
24
f
Years
NELSON,
Dec.
2l.
(ieorge
S
Hawthorne,
president
oT
Hie
Nelson
Hrewlntr
Co.
and
resident
ot
Ihe
K'oolenay
country
for
21
yi-urSj'lled
yesterday.
PEOPLE
HERE
TOTAL
6,464
Census
of
Cltf
!s
Completed
by
Assessor
Acoordlng
to
a
report
made
to
the
city
council
last
night
by
J.
C.
McLennan,
city
assessor,
who
had
been
asked
to
compile
a
city
census
last
August,
the
total
population
of
the
city
6,464
made
up
as
follows:
Section
1.
Section
2
Section
5
Section
6
Section
7
Section
8
Total
December
13
2,122
233
2.017
,
1.01S
796
277
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
20.
6,464
Only
actual
dwellers
In
the
city
had
been
enumerated
In
the
report.
FOUR
YEARS
AND
LASHES
FOR
JAP
Vancouver
Court
Deals
Severely
With
Man.
Who
Held
up
Two
Women
on
-
Il
Katniuota,
Japanese,
who
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
uf.
rohhinu
with
violence
two
women
on
December
13
obtaining
a
small
sum
of
money,
was
this
morninr
sentenced
to
four
years'
Imprisonment
with
ten
lashes.
C.I'.R.
sleamer
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
li.
(1.
Sainley,
arrived
in
port
from
Vancouver
at
10
o'
clock
lust
nielli
and
sailed
at
M
o'clock
continuing
her
voyitye
t
Alaska
ports.
The
vessel
is
due
back
here
southbound
on
Friday
afternoon.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeoive
Clothier
who
having
sjent
the
ChrUlma'
vacation
with
friends
at
Slrwarl
rejunicd
lo
(he
city
on
the
Car-detiu
im
niovnui?.
.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
tt
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
y.il
XV
NO,
301
IMtlNCE
RUI'EHT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY
DECEMBER
28.
1925.
Yi-.tridayi
Circulatiuu,
IJit
Slrrft
Sales,
4117
PRICE
FTVK
CENTS
:i
PERMAi'iENT
POPULATION
0FQTY1S
6,464
PLANS
BEING
MADE
FOR
OPENING
OF
COMMONS
AT
OTTAWA
JANUARY
7
n
I
a.
i
nr
i
rrea
ororR
mentioned
as
Deputy
Speaker
in
House
of
Parliament
D.
m
a
ddi
a
i;
i:
In
.'i-j
for
Hie
post.
m
lull.
preparation-
J-
C
Elliotl,
newly
elected
,
a
week
r,.,n,
"";","-r
f,r
will
move
I
lie
address
in
reply
ua.v
n..
fifli..li
iwrlia-
w
t((.
M)W1
fru
,hrrie
v
mi
are
proceed
iiib
a,
Liguori
l.aeombe
of
Laval-
-
-..tin-
rfir
ii,
.'
Tw.
Mn!.iaiii!
will
second
il.
'
tmirr
n
a
iieputy
j
Vnnounrentmt
l
this
effect
wa
I-.
,
Stork
of
Kkf-iia
j
MiiMlc
lal
night
by
I'retiiier
A
i
men!
iouet
King.
NOT
ANNULLED
Leonard
Rhlnelander
Falls
Appeal
Before
New
York
Court
In
444444444444444
4
I'mlfd
Stale-
Flolilla
Praclice
Torpedo
fired
hy
llu
dejilroyec
"l'reiton.
ohowii
at
I
lie
intlant
of
striking
Ihe:
waler.
Hired
hits
did
not
damage
the
torpedoes.
co!lmg
8.000
each,
a
tficy
eoutuiiied
no
explosives
NORTH
COUNTRY
IS
NOT
YET
VERY
COLD
A
UUIIIas
lutivi
liv
ni.au
east
of
Cow
Hay
was
the
freigh
ler
Robert
11.
Merrick
which
ar
..!
...I
fa......
VunniillinH
lu.l
Itlf.lll
Alf
Ecan.
Oscar
Oendron
an.t
Jack
Couture,
well
known
Kit
sumkaluni
prospectors,
Electric
Torpedo
Fish
Which
i
Gives
Shock
on
Being
Caught
j
Exhibited
at
Seattle
Meeting
Will
F.
Thompson,
who
conducted
the
investigations
here
this
year,
is
President
of
Pacific
Society
SKATTLE.
Dee.
ill.
At
the
annual
iwelin;?
of
Hie
t'aeifie
Fihe.rtei
Society
yeMerday
af-Ipnioon
an
!e,trif
torjietlo
fih.
a
denizen
of
the
dep
vvliicii
give
an
!(
l!ork
af!er
biMim
rauii!.
wan
evii;bitd.
The
fih.
whieh
i
flat
with
an
uply
snout,
wa
caught
200
miles
off
t
he
Waihinytun
i-oat.
The
fis-her-men
wl.o
cauglu
it
ciHimed
that
il
had
kr.oeked
him
over
with
1
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4
444444444
4
4
4
4-
4
4
4
WEST
ORAWA
4
MAKES
PORT
4
4
4
4
l'OHTLAND.
Dec.
2U.
The
rudderlesH
freighter
WM
Orowa,
aTler
battling,
nearly
a
month
with
storms
in
the
North
l'aci-ric,
arrived
yesterday
at
Hakodate,
Jaiac,
where
Columbia
Pacific
Shipping
On.
has
been
advised.
PLANE
WRECKED
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4444444444444444
IN
HEAVY
GALE
iFI'Qht
of
Count
Casa
Blanca
tc
South
America
Is
Delayed
CASA
HLANCA.
Morocco,
Dee.
Interior
Reports
Mild
Weather
2'J.
the
airplane
witli
wliicli
and
In
.Yukon
Average
13
Count
Hlauca
had
hoped
to
make
10
Above
Zero
la
flight
to
South
America,
was
blown
from
ils
moorings
hei
(liovernnient
Telegraphs)
during
a
heavy
jrale.
and
so
ser-
The
eold
wave,
whieh
is
re-
iously
damaged
as
to
be
enlirelv
ported
to
be
sweeping
the
con-lout
of
commission.
All
efforts
tinent,
has
nol
yet
arrived
in
llu
obtain
spare
parts
suilalile
for
this
part
of
(he
rounlry.
Weathei
lrepair
purposes
failed
and
there
in
the
interior
is
still
reporledlts
no
plant
in
Casa
Hlatira
cap-
mild
and
the
thermometer
Is
far
able
of
making
them
above
the
average
in
the
Yukon
I
An
urgent
message
lias
been
for
this
time
of
the
year.
Ised
to
Italy
to
rush
the
neees
Today's
8
a.m.
reports
were
a
sary-parts
with
t!ie
least
possible
follows:
Idelay.
but
under
tlie
best
coihii
l'rinee
ltupert
clear,
calm;
Hons
il
will
be
impossible
for
temperature,
10
above.
ICasu
Hlauca
lo
resume
Ins
air
Terraee
clear,
windy,
30
trip
for
more
than
two
or
three
above.
weeks
Aiyansh
cloudy,
calm;
2J
above.
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
Alice
Arm
cloudy,
calm;
JO
J
COMING
NEXT
MONTH
above-.
Uuiellon
cloudy,
calm;
nilW.
will
Meet
City
Council
In
Con
fjlllitherseloudy.
calm?
mild.
-rttn
with
Transfer
of
Hums
Lake
-
ciouuy;
camy;
tAa,.rf,nnr.-.H
num.
Telegraph
Creek
cloudy
calm;
10
above
it!.;,..
llr..u
OTi.iti.lv
.ulm?
A
tetter
from
the
Minister
of
II,
amis,
Victoria,
was
read
at
the
lMr.ii,t.il
ntiitm
I11.I
rilvlil
ill
luuui'.v.
1
,.
r
1.
1..
I
nlC-oiilH'i-i
11111
wiin
(in
iiiii-i
vi
..
10
Dawson
-
cloudy,
calm;
wuttrnut
uiltt
,
,,p
fPMB
ullu,e.
Ir..-...l
I..
II...
-II..
J...
II...
nnoin
...
1
,..
I
ltl
1
1
u
1
"
tur
t.,i,
11;
tv
...v....
lUkoll
ttvcrur
ciuuiij,
i.auu,i
.
,
,
,
.
...
.
.
ed
that
the
minister
would
be
in
It...
.
I
.-
..n.u.illlA
...
Iut1ll.1
e-roMCB
"T
IWir
VII.'
Jiur".r
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m.
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BANK
ASSETS
ON
INCREASE
Annua
Statement
of
Royal
Bank
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discharged
some
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or
uanaaa
was
issucu
ibs-
terday
MONTREAL.
Dec.
29.
Tho
have
I
annual
statement
of
the
Royal
been
visiting
in
the
eity
during
Hank
of
Canada
which
was
made
the
past
few
days.
Mr.
Egan
til
public
yesterday
shows
an
in
slill
here
and
is
registered
al
the
crease
of
assets
of
?20j,ooo,000
Savov
Hotel,
Mr.
Oendron
re-
of
which
$105,000,000
is
atlrl
turned
lo
tho
Interior
last
nlgln
huled
to
Ihe
purchase
of
the
and
Mr.
Couture
is
paying
a
visit
Union
Hank
of
Canada
and
tho
o
Alice
Arm
before
returning
t
Hank
of
Central
and
South
Ti
na'-e
al
Hie
end
f
the
week.
lAmerna.
shci-k
an
hour
after
it
had
been
captured.
Will
F.
Thompson,
who
IFi
i-
year
condueledexteiiisite
survey
work
i-eKardiii
halibut
fishing
out
of
l'rinee
llupert.
was
elected
president
of
the
Society.
Oilier
officers
include
0.
MaeLean
Fra-er
of
the
L'niversily
of
Hrltish
Columtiia.
Mi-e-pres.denl.
and
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens
of
Nauaimo,
director.
:!S,0.S.
MESSAGES
:
BELIEVED
FAKES
Rum
Runners
Plays
Trick
to
Attract
Attention
of
Coastguards
NEW
YOllK.
Dec.
29.
Coas:-.tun)aivn.
who.
hayjjicfti
jpn.4b!.
-qni
vivr
for
many
hours
ovv-injr'to
the
receipt
of
a
number
of
S.Oiv
signals
now
believe
that
tliev
were
sent
out
by
a
rum
runner
as
a
ru-e
to
attract
the
attention
of
the
navy
boats.
The
coastguards
hav
been
unable
to
trace
any
S.O.S.
to
a
definite
ship
Theso
signals
have
been
ref-elved
on
.
other
nights.
One
message
purported
to
have
come
from
the
big
liner
Melagama.
BOAT
PILES
UP
AT
VANCOUVER
Motorshlp
Hits
Stanley
Park
Just
Outside
First
Narrows
YANCOt
EI.
Dec.
29.
While
attempt
ii.;:
to
enter
lha:
harbor
this
morning
in
a
dense
fog,
the
Pacific
Slcanihip
Co
inotor-ship
Booby
Alia
went
ashore
on
Ihe
Stanley
Hark
blutl
just
outside
the
First
Narrows.
The
ves
sel,
w
hich
is
loaded
with
general
cargo,
is
expeeled
to
be
released
this
afternoon.
BOYS'
PARLIAMENT
OPENS
IN
VICTORIA
Conduct
of
Boys
Met
With
Approval
of
Large
Number
of
Spectators
Last
Night
VICTORIA.
Der.
29.
-Willi
al,
parliamentary
ceremonials,
Iho
1025
and
third
session
of
tho
Hritish
Columbia
Hoys'
Parlia
ment
opened
in
the
legislative
buildings
last
night.
Hon.
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean,
minister
of
financo
and
education,
acting
as
lieuten
ant
governor,
read
the.
speech
.
from
the
throne.
'The
boy's
car-
ied
themselves
with
a
respect
and
seriousness
t
Hut
eiieiled
approval
from
ihe
targe
number
of
spectators
wlnvtrowdetl
the
gal
leries.
WOODWARD
ROBBERY
LOSS
IS
$7,500
VANCOUVER,
Dec
29.
Tbs
loss
as
a
result
ofjtho
rtibbery
of
Woodward
store
on
Sunday
morning
was
placed
today
at
0.0U0
in
addilh
i
U
damage
tc
tin"
safe
aiid
ofTlcjjstiinated
at
fypQ.
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