25
VOl
XV.,
XO.
20G,
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATTVIDECK,
Prop.
i
'Ihtii
part
of
!.
;
i.
M,ciaMy
iii
a
view
Hp-
I'ta
(liver
country
A
IV
lllill
Ml!
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v
ami
ir
a
wrute
rn
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i
i
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hamllinv
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with
a
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lake
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r
tinn
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foi
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11
hit
rnuntry
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thai
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lake
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llT,lll
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Id'lllllf
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itu'p
of
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w
ii
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FUR
COMPANY
H.
Llebes
A
Co.
Must
Pay
Un-slat
'd
Damages
to
Trapper
Whom
It
Failed
to
Relieve
N
FJlAM'.lsr.n,
l.
?S.
'
I
.ii
In
ri'
In
deliver
iiiillen
i
'
i-oilei'i
fur.i
iiiuler
Iho
i
."lis
nl
mi
agreement
Willi
l
'
i.Ki'iiliri-y,
a
I
rapper
in
the
Mi'
.-'.me
peiiiiiMiln
dtirinp
iWiJ
'
"Hi
lU
.i,
11.
I.ii-lie
lUi.
of
San
ill'
.
n
o
were
today
onlenil
lo
linn
ilaiiiaiieii
lo
lie
ileleriuin-'
o.v
the
United
Slate
eoniini-
"
r.
Ku
nKi'iiliers,
who
asked
$15.-'.
said
lie
with
his
two
miii
-
eil
Aiarvalinii
when
Hie
oleum
in-
in
I
U2f.
fmleil
lo
roarli
V
.illiaiiiiie
peiiiiifiila
allhouuh
Ur
vessel
loin-lied
lit
other
nor-''
''II
t
n
!
lie
wim
foired
to
uli
lo
ralrhankx.
CRUSHED
TO
DEATHBY
ELEVATOR
IN
ROGERS
BLOCK
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOLVKIt.
Dee.
22.
With
l"'iii
and
ihoiilihr.
caught
he-'ween
the
ennior
and
Iho
fourth
""(r
or
the
llogern
Huililiilg
when
im
vlmipi'il
oer
lo
ieroer
'I"
hat,
Joxepli
I,u
Don
was
"u-hn,J
to
death
tliln
niOrnlji?.
Glrla
Looking
for
"Shingles"
or
"Bobs"
Crowd
Out
Men
In
London
LONDON,
Dec.
22.
The
halrdretslng
parlors
are
swamped
with
the
rush
for
"shingles"
or
"bobs"
by
women
and
girls
who
wish
to
be
at
the
peak
of
attractiveness
during
the
holidays.
At
some
of
the
west
end
shops
as
many
as
600
customers
dally
are
attended
to,
while
men
wishing
haircuts
are
unable
to
get
accommodated
at
shops
catering
to
women,
LOSES
ACTION,
progressive
elected
IN
PEACE
RIVER
SAYS
JUDGE
WHO
COUNTED
r.D.MllXTON.
Dee.
2?.
Hii
Honor
.luil.-c
MaliafTy.
derlined
ti.
exelmle
fi'in
In
reeounl
total
of
vole
rat
in
I
he
reeenl
federal
eleelion.
hallni-
eat
nl
Ihe
I'ad-dle
Itiver
nll.
ami
in
eone-ijuenee
of
(In
deemon,
the
of-fieial
reem
-lit
stand:
Kennedy
:i.H(i;
riillin-.
;i.!'0!):
Itae.
U.'Jlt
TWO
HOCKEY
GAMES
IN
WESTERN
LEAGUE
SEMUAST
NIGHT
MIXilXA.
Dei-
Two
hockey
game
were
)layed
in
Ihe
N
ern
League
M-ne
lat
night.
Calsary
heal
Vancouver
three
goal
lo
I
wo
here
while
al
Saskatoon
Ihe
home
team
heal
un-foilunalc
Victoria,
three
gpal
lo
none.
BIRTH.
A
nn
was
lom
at
the
I'rtricg
Hupert
(iencral
Hoilal
on
Doc
piiiher
?2.
to
Mr.
and
.Mr
Urerar
of
the
Inlander.
Don
Duncan
McMillan
of
Iloherlson
A
McMillan
sails
(hi
nrtprnonn
on
llio
Cardcna
In
spend
a
holiday
ffi
Hie
s
'U'h.
P.
B.
Risley
Finds
Fortune
Awaiting
H',m
Whcn
ho
Gets
Back
TOIIOXTO,
Dec.
.'2.
Percy
Hoolh
llisley,
estranged
from
his
family
for
tl
year
while
he
roamed'
half
around
the
wor'.l
and
settled
as
a
blacksmith
in
the
little;
Dntario
counly
village
or
Zephyr,
a
short
distance
eat
of
'rdronlti.
is
lo
he
reunited
wjlli'
hls
hrolher
and
sister.
and
hiis
jusl
coiiip
into
possession
of
a
fortune
or
t(i.o(io
which
await
linn
for
years.
ireenling
the
ltrititi
x)editionar
ron-e.
wi!h
London
(notaii
on
l'li.ilf
'FRANK
MUNSEY
ENDS-CAREER
Famous
Magazine
and
paper
Owner
Dies
Following
an
Operation
Xt:
VOIIK,
Dec
22.
Frank
A.
Muiirey,
niaguxinc
and
newspaper
iiutdisher
and
author,
died
this
morning
of
peritonitis
following
an
operation
fur
appendicitis
which
was
Mrformod
on
Deceinher
13.
Mr.
Munsey
was
71
year
of
aae,
having
lieen
liorn
in
Ihe
Male
uf
Maine
in
August,
1851.
lie
slarleil
lire
in
a
small
wayl
and
elided
liei-umiiiK
nne
of
tin
big
puhlislier
of
the
conlin-enl.
The
man
who
was
In
control
the
reading
matter
Tor
million
of
lit
countrymen,
started
Inisi-
nes
in
a
country
store.
Later
he
Wcaiue
inan.w-r
of
t
lie
Western
Inion
lelwapli
llfice
al
Augusta.
Maine.
Ileitis:
amhiliou
and
seeing
great
possihllities
in
the
pilli-lishing
liusincss.
Mr.
Miinsey
went
to
New
York
in
1885
and
started
the
(iolile
Arvosy.
a
jn-
nil'
weekly,
which
later
became
the
Argosy
fur
adult.
In
IK8U
he
laiinrli-d
Munsey's
Weekly
hot
this
was
two
year
later
converted
into
Munsey'.
MagHZiue.
Among
other
puhlicalions
owueil
or
controlled
tiy
Mr.
Mun-ey
hae
heen
Ihe
All
Story
Weekly,
Ihe
New
York
Suti
nnd
Halt
lino
re
iXews.
Mr.
Munscy
al(,
wrote
a
num-her
of
hooks
inrludiny
"Afloat
in
a
((real
City.
I'tio
Hoy
Hrokee,'"
and
"Diireingrorlh."
RETURNS
HOME
AFTER
FORTY
YEARS
ROAMING
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1MUXCB
HITKHT.
U.tl,
TUESDAY.
UKCEMHKIt
22.
1025.
Ytlerdi)'i
Circulation,
I
Sot
-Hundred'
Mile
Hurricane
Sweeps
France
and
Does
Much
Damage
Killing
Two
I'AltlS.
Dec.
22.
Two
death-
a
score
injured
ami
material
damage
amounting
to
several
million
francs
are
llie
direct
result
or
a
slorm
or
hurricane
intensity
which
swept
France
Il
night.
The
gate
readied
nearly
1
00
miles
an
hour,
shaking
the
Mdid
buildings,
ami
breaking
up
olhers
which
were
less
secure
and
damaging
everything
that
was
in
its
jialh.
Heavy
snows
ami
rain
are
reported
from
niay
districts,
the
coast
or
.Normandy
being
Ihe
worst
siirrerer.
Henry
Ford
is
Backing
Flight
Over
North
Pole
of
Famous
Air
Experts
NKW
YOHK,
Dec.
22.
The
report
is
current
here
1
thai
Henry
Ford,
who
recently
entered
Ihe
aeroplane
manufacturing
rield.
is
to
back
the
Iraiis-polar
non-slop
airplane
night
earlv
in
Hie
spring
from
I'oint'Harrow.
Alaska,
to
Spitzbergen.
The
riighl,
umirdiug
lo
Ihe
report,
is
being
'arranged
by
Slefansson
the
explorer
and
oilier.
It
is
aNu
reported
;(hat
l.icul.
John
Macready,
army
transcontinental
f
tier,
and
dent,
.lames
Doolillle.
holder
of
several
army
flight
records,
ure
to
puoi
uie
plane.
One
or
Ihe
pmnioter
of
the
Smith.
Alaskan
nrosneclor.
who
iii-iii
is
sain
io
oe
.Malcolm
a
;
is
07
veins
old.
Men
Tried
to
Face
Northern
Wilds
but
Failed
and
Bodies
Found
Tell
Story
of
Hardship
Ylin'OMA,
Dec.
22.
How
Samuel
Tiiiinuin
and
Leonard
Mevcns
perished
early
this
year
while
attempting
Tor
some
unknown
reason
lo
penelrale
Ihe
wild
north
ol
Fort
SI.
John,
was
learned
loday.
Actuitling
lo
Ihe
reports
leceiveti
by
Ihe
provincial
police
who,
working
n
co-operation
with
Iho
Alberta
aullior-ilies,
iuvesligaled
Ihe
cusp.
The
men
came
Tron.
Alberla
nearly
a
year
ago
and
then
proceeded
north
with
insurricienl
supplies.
They
were
seen
by
Indians
who
tried
lo
persuade
tlicm
fro
in
proceeding
under
the
cniuiiiions.
.
sccomi
liamt
or
Indians
who
met
the
couple
later
and
also
attempted
to
discourage
them
believe
that
the
men
were
demented
as
they
shot
Ihe
remaining
two
of
euht
horses
they
started
out
with
anil
proceeded
north
on
foot.
Uecently
the'
body
of
one
man
was
round
in
what
evidently
was
their
last
attempt,
while
the
remains
of
the
nlher
was
discovered
on
Ihe
return
trail.
.lame
N,
Kelly
will
sail
this
arternoon
on
the
Canlena
for
Vancouver.
Stmt
Silei.
UJ
Hrakeless
Hill."
He
"believes
in
four
wheels
on
brakes.
The
man
who
liii
and
runs.
DRY
DOCK
WINNER
inery
or
the
ilerendanl
at
the
I'lince
Ituperl
Dry
Dock.
S.
W.
Taylor
appeared
yesterday
for
Ihe
plaintiff
in
ihe
allelic'
o
Milton
(ionzales
who
liandled
tho
case.
.
h.
l
isher
had
the
ease
for
the
defendant.
INFANT
DIED.
The
death
occurred
in
the
I'rince
Huiiert
I
iencral
Hosniiat
last
night
of
(he
two-day
old
son
Of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
SwatOfon.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hand
of
Hayncr
Mros..
undertakers.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
C.
I'.
It
H.C.
Silver
Dunwell
L.
I
Premier
Porter-Idaho
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
Oladslono
flranhy
Ilurus
Daly
Alaska
...y...
Howe
Sound
........
Lucky
.litn
,
ilazetlnn
Marmot
Terminus
,
Indian
(llacier
Hayview.
Ituth
Hope
Xalional
Silver...
SiIL-lrl-
ISiUcrsniilh
Did.
I.WTi
I
I5.un
1.50
t.26
..
.1
1
i
2.12
.(I'J
..
.01
i
.ti
.33
U
20.00
Asked.
1.38
AC,
2.25
lo
ii
.12
.10
'i
.35
i.
V.LS
.15
30.00
I3U
.15
.01
Yi
.10
So
.05
.00
.08
i
.10
05
.0(1
U,
32
V.
,3t)
.IIV4
.15
.01
.0t',4
.2
.84
1
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
''newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
BRITISH
LABOR
MEMBERS
LEFT
mm
AS
PMIKr
BlilH
wm.
APPROVAL
Laborites
Left
House
of
Commons
as
Protest
to
Rushing
Mosul
Approval
LONDON
Dei
.
22
The
lAnis
nl
Commons
approved
the
''
MoMl1
I"l"-y
"m
principle"
last
night
Willi
onh
V'
t"
volt'-.
Tin-
ibhule
w.i-
ai-rimomoiis
early
m
(In-
evening
when
(lie
I
-
lei
I
1
Is
t-
House
in
,(xl.
abstaining
from
voting
when
ut
llddwin
asked
the
lfnii
in
approve
(lie
Hrilish
dele
u.
'.on
iii
accepting
the
League
nf
Xalioiis
felllcfiienl.
oi
M
it
liiiilv
before
adjournment
fur
Hie
Cliristma
Tin
L.liiintf.
iliiiuii'd
thai.
Wis
pavi-
them
no
iiiMirln
1
w-'dfr
wIi-IIht
Ihey
-11011111
frame
amciidnienl.
CONFERRING
ON
OPENING
5
PEACE
RIVER;
Premier
Ol'ver
and
Brownloe
Heeling
In
Victoria
Today
t
r
Railway
J
M
ToMI,.
(:".-
I'n'ihI
(...-
w.ii
Pr..i.lc,
nlcs
..f
Albert
here
today
-
vneral
railway
munition
MUCH
QRAIN
WAS
HANDLED
THIS
YEAR
AT
HEAD
OF
LAKES
I
OUT
WILLIAM.
Dec.
...
II
i
officially
un-i!.toiM-fl
;lm
22.
J
1
.87
7
bushel
of
all
kind-
r
Kl'aill
have
Imhm!
shipped
from
tin-
head
of
I
lie
lake
between
Au-u-t
I
a
Hi
I
lH-i-euib'-i
IV
WOMEN
SWAMP
BARBERSHOPS
the
LiiiiuilMio
Eng
-di
-cmctcrv
mi
Salunikl
rivalr
I'.
M.llig.ni
left
.
repreeuluig
Ciiuudii
nnd
overseas,
an.l
Pin.
.ii.
V
u,.i
tin'
Armi-tue
wreath
they
laid
on
the
Of
SI.
Dlllist;nr.
Over
Six
Thousand
Aulos
in
Street
Accidents
Reported
at
Vancouver
During
Year
192S
YAXCOUVKll,
Dec.
22.
Six
thousand
traffic
crashes
were
reported
lo
Ihe
ikjIii
c
in
Ihi
cjly
during
Hie
year
just
uhouf
closing
ami
as
a
result
over
seven
hundred
person
were
iuju.ed
while
111
lives
were
crushed
out.
Many
of
tljose
injured
were
little
children.
It
is
intimated
ley
the
authorities
here
that
much
or
Hie
troulile
is
due
to
inexperience
and
carelessness,
while
undoubtedly
Ihe
ne
or
alcoholic
drinks
had
its
efrcct.
Often
pedestrian
caiistd
Hie
trouble
by
not
reiiienjiering
the
rules
or
the
road.
'
During
the
coiniiv-'
year
there;
"
.
is
to
he
a
tightening
up
of
Miti
(emulations,
much
stricter
en-;
r
.
.
.
i
..
.......
!
lorei-iiiciii
aim
a
campaign
oip
i-iltipnl
imi
Tin
rn1liii-iii'F
nrl
"
"
"
-'I
said
to
he
the
chief
danger
on
the
streets:
The
intoxicated
driver.
The
man
who
flies
past
standing
street
cars.
The
peedcr.
The
one
he.-iilliph(
expert.
The
man
who
lake
a
chance
when
children
are
in
the
road.
The
advocate
of
traffic
bylaws
for
the
ojlier
fellow..
,
The
man
who
speeds
around
rdret
corner.
,
:
Tlie
glare
lieadliuhl
owner.
"Iji'e
man
who
allow
hi
pas-
APPOINTMENT
GOVERNOR
IS
NOT
MADE
YET
Wa
ter
Nlchol
W,ll
Continue
in
Office
Until
Parliament
Takes
Votes
V1CTOIUA.
Dec.
2.
The
un
certainly
in
ii
palllica!
situa
tion
al
Ollawa
is
snowing
itseH
here
wllpre
:i
niur
I
imilmitiil
senger
to
distract
hi
altention.i,mt'rn"1'
should
have
been
ap-
TI.
i,i..
1.
.
iK!..!-.
ii
i
rminlprf
In
InLn
ntrirr.
flu.
I.
rir.
-
-Tio-4Han-uh,,-lblk
.il-iuaxiJj9fifjCih
lo
bull
in
ahead
or
another
far.iW'
eoiTiYlSiTearT'lliahf
Hon.
W.
I..
.Mackenzie.
Kin?,
just
aHer
the
elections,
announced
that
no
important
public
o.'ficei
would
he
tilled
until
hi
re-election
to
power
had
been
confirm-
eil
by
Parliament.
henrn
llm
fflUNTY
f
ftlIRT
PASF.Lielt,"Uoxernorl,i.'
!'
pro
-
.WW...
..-Mvi
Judgment
Given
Yesterday
In
Action
or
G.T.P.
Development
Co.
vs.
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
Juilgment
for
the
plainttrr
in
full
or
claim
with
costs
was
gixen
yesterday
arternoon
by
Jiiilse
Young
in
the
cae
ot
the
ti.T.I.
Development
Co.
s.
the,
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
The
claim
of
Hie
phtintitr
was
bir
?2J2.88
cnverini'
rcnairs
made
lo
mach
vinee
must
await
the.
assemblinc
or
the
House.
In
tho
meantime;
Waller
C.
Xichol,
who
at
present
holds
the
position,
will
be
askeil
lo
continue,
Premier
Oliver
announced
yi
sterday.
His
term
ends
Dert'intier
31.
ALASKAN
COAL
BEING
SHIPPED
AXCJIOKAiii;.
Alaska.
Dec.
22.
One
inuidi-ej
tons
of
bituminous
coal
from
Premier
Mine
in
Movse
c-.k
la!anv,ka
pia!
tjcli
has
ben
shipped
to
Cordova
for
distribution
among
consumers
-In
competition
with
Hrilish
Columbia
and
Washington
coal.
The
shipment
will
be
followed
by
regular
r
-nsignmcnls
if
tho
coal
is
favomoly
received.
MOTOR
PRINCES
WUL
PLY
TO
NANAIMO
FROM
VANCOUVER
NEXT
SUMMER
VICTOltlA.
Dec.
22.
-
It
is
an
nounced
that
the
steam
ferry
Motor
Princess"
will
be
taken
off
the
Hclliuigham-Yiclorhi
run
next
summer
and
placed
insleat
on
the
run
between
Vancouver
and
Niinainio
for
the
purpose
of,
developing!
the
motor
travel
be
tween
those
two
clUcs.
The
business
between
Victoria
and
llellmgliam
has
imt
proved
liroiunuie.
JAPANESE
LABORERS
ENGAGE
GUN
BATTLE
RESULT
OF
JEALOUSY
TMKIO.
Dec.
22.
One
htimlrel
rasuallles
including
several
killed
were
reported
in'-n
gun
hallle
yesieiuay
oeiweeriaiiorer
near
here.
A
Ihousandi-
police
were
culled
oul.
severalu)
whom
were
Injured.
Tho
truidde
is
said
lo
be
(lie
result
of
Jealousy
between
cottlractors.
i