25
VOI-
XV.,
NO.
2H3.
TAXI
""'
lit
nntl
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
BURGLAR
WAS
CAPTURED
BY
POLICE
TODAY
Broke
Vancouver.
Window
Stole
Fur
Coale
but
Taken
Half
an
Hour
Later
i
"luck
up"
fifteen
l
l
Ihf
keeper
and
e-ti
:Mo
DEWEY
TRIED
TOWING
OROWA
coiidiliiiii
of
Kurp
and
tin
par!
eerh
mil
ion
played
there,
enperi-
Vl.ll.
Dec.
7.
-Half
an
ally
in
relation
lo
i.ermany.
am
l.nralar-
earlv
llil-
los
cloed
with
a
lirrlng
appeal
.
haltered
the
window
of
'to
III
women
in
wliirh
he
pi'
V-rk
Fur
Company
and
lured
l
them
Hie
horror
of
war
valuable
tin
rout-,
and
Hie
scar
il
led
pvii
i
m
iiii
wac
hi
i.
-tod
aflrr'
thousand
of
Canadian
home
to-
-
el.a-
;t
i
'
.
I
lour
of
day.
,,..;xnui
!
Mr.
J.
C.
MeLennau
inlrodur
rmmnliM
,.r
o.rlii
'cd
k
iaker
in
a
lrtf
npeech
i
and
at
the
close
a
vole
of
thank
1..11W..1
m;..kp.i
tiatidil
wa
movod
!
Mm,
F..
A.
F.ggerl
-ambling
den
in
China-
Can
Mko
Little
Progress
Until
Jury
Rudder
Rigged
on
Helpless
Vessel
1
AT
I
I
F.
Drr.
;.
Strainer
V
n'
Dewey
reached
the
Went
a
in
northern
waters
en-tmt
wax
unable
lo
cont-'
'"
'
"
i-w
the
veel
lo
oafely
:
udder
of
the
disabled
!
wa
i-uinplelry
nut
of
order.
1
ow
line
Hiiapped.
I
-I
ipiM.rtu
liile
thai
HHb'
I
is
ran
lie
nune
until
a
udiler
ha
been
riKcd.
BUS
CRASHES
INTO
CAR
AT
VANCOUVER
Injured
Taken
-to
Hospital
this
Afternoon;
None
Serlous'y
Hurt
t;ot
VF.H.
Dec.
7.
Twenly-f
....j
i
ii.,.
,.r.
r1
.
-nun
writ:
iiijiirvii
iiiip
m-
'
"Jti
when
a
II.C.
Itupid
Trail
'
I'ii
.
eiiroiile
from
New
NVel-hiiii
(.
,.
(U
Vancouver,
crahed
lnt
'
a
l.
reel
ear
at
the
corner
ol
n'li
Avenue
ami
KingHWayi
nf
Hie
injured
were
taken
lo
He
li(is)Uu,
Xon,,
f
hem
arc
!'r
ii'ved
lo
lie
in
a
eriou
con
ill
'ion.
r
,(
CHILDREN
ASPHYXIATED
1-1
M(iO.
VvTphaila.
(lerinaiiy,
y"1'
7
Seven
children
running
"in
one
lo
three
yearn
were
""I'livxmied
a)
Hi.-
children'
"
by
ugal
a-
today.
and
rcimled
by
M
ifr
Mill
and
errietl
with
entliuiani.
Appealed
to
All
In
oprninti,
Jiidue
Murphy
said
l
lie
i.erpHuntion
of
pence
and
tin
iiulluwrv
of
war
wa
Mtuielhina
that
wdiibf'
appeal
to
all
and
e-i.m
iMllr
to
the
ladies
of
the
Can-
uUaw
I'Jiib.
Aa
he
crew
older
he
wan
inclined,
to
become
eyu-
cal
about
I
lie
fulure
hut
ric
npread
of
primary
rdiieation
and
the
rhatued
lalu
ui
wouier
made
for
peace.
Women
knew
the
value
of
human
life
bcratlM
Hipv
had
to
nay
the
price.
'
.
.i...
i
....
lurnlng
nacKwani,
uu-
n-'-i
...lid
thai
Canada
found
herelf
plunjjeil
into
t
lie
war
over
ntjdi!
A
Huation
micIi
a
thi
made
il
delrable
iliat
they
nhould
un-derland
Hie
mternalional
llua-lion.
Chamberlain
m
o''
l
poeehe
dwlared
that
fear
brood.Hl
over
F.uiope
and
unles
the
Mluution
wan
reueveu
uu-j
were
moving
toward
a
new
eata-Iroptie.
Canada
would
be
drawn
in
tiKain
if
it
.M-curre-l.
The
last
under
the
war
wan
inevitable
law
of
the
Juwrle
an
il
prevailed.
The
war,
the
npeaker
naid,
wan
to
dentroy
autocracy,
lo
reeog-nie
nalionalily
and
to
reeogni"
.i....-.ii.ev.
The
fir.l
of
the
tin
"'-
liad
been
aeeoinplinlo'd
but
II...
oilier
two.
Autocracy
had
been
denlroyed
but
they
munt
gu
further
and
the
law
of
!"'
J"-ule
mut
give
way
to
that
of
reason.
..
ni...i,liiu'
Hie
Kuropeail
silua-
ii....
.to.lsie
Munili.v.
bdd
how
fol-
and
the
i..wiiiL.
Hie
war
Hritain
..
..
..
.
1..
.ii-l
1.1
united
Stale
nan
mm
Into
(he
Treaty
ut
erna...c-
........
of
Hie
new
l.ieaunm,
im
thin
wan
opponed
by
T
ranee
which
dill
relied
on
Hu"
U'clrlni
of
force.
She
could
hardly
be
blamed
for
her
country
had
been
ravlnheil
twice
in
one
generaiiou
Ratio
Chanalng
.
The
eondillon
today
wan
that
continued
on
page
nvej
Word
ha
been
received
he-,
that
the
federal
depart
m-iit
ol
rilirrie
hap
reduced
Hie
iiuiiiIk-i
of
Japalic.p
that
will
be
allowei!
In
neenre
lieeiic-
during
(he
coiiunp
finlling
neaon.
Ilii
in
in
arconlance
wth
Hie
r
mi-
niendalioiin
of
the
h-hene.-
-"in-iuipion
of
which
Fred
Stork
wa
a
member.
In
I
US?
the
lieennen
were
re-
dureil
by
one
third.
In
IU.'3
they
were
reduced
25
per
cent,
in
IV
ji
III
jHr
rent
and
thin
coiiiins..
year
the
reluciion
will
be
15
perj
r,,,,L
i
CONSERVATIVE
tory.
Major
J.
Will
reeeiviny
tO.t.'ta
vol.
to
li.U2
for
John
Murray.
Liberal.
ACCIDENTAL
DISCHARGE
OF
GUN
KILLED
LAD
AT
STEVESTON
YESTERDAY
V
l
VI
'III
1.
I)
1
1..,.
7
I
.
.....I....
llartuey,
15
years
of
ajue
of
WINS
RIPON:
Elected
by
Large
"Majority
Over
Liberal
In
British
Election
1.0NDUV.
Dec.
.
A
by-election
in
Hie
llipon
division
of
Yorkshire
made
uecesnary
by
the
appointment
of
K.
F.
Wood
to
Hie
office
of
the
viceroy
of
India,
resulted
in
a
Conservative
vic
Another
.
successful
Scandin-
Stevenlon
wa
inlantly
killed
avian
dance
was
held
Saturday
Sunday
when
Hie
sIi.iIkuii
he
wa
:
night
in
Hie
Melropole
Hall
lifting
out
of
a
boat
was
aeoi-
Music
wan
furnished
by
l.ind-
ileutally
discharged,
the
oonlentn
seth'n
orchestra
and
C.
K.
Vtre-
eidcring
bin.
head.
berg
was
muster
of
ceremonies.
Serious
Situation
Over
Mosul
Develops
in
Dispute
Between
Britain
and
Turkish
Rulers
(1KNHVA,
Dec.
7.
A
serioii.
situation
lias
arisen
in
Ihe
iliuilo
between
(ireal
llrilaiii
niid
Turkey
over
tho
lispoilioii
of
Motil,
Ihe
eoiiulry
held
liy
(ireal
Hntuiti
under
u
niandate
niuco
the
war.
Turkey
has
"nniioiiuced
that
she
will
accept
no
decision
concerning
Mosul
by
the
council
of
the.
League
of
Nations,
which
inwihes
Ihe
abaudoiimeiil
of
Turkish
sovereignty
there.
A
priiiu'iuiiceiiteut
lo
this
cffocl
was
nmde
lasl
niglil
by
Turkish
spokesmen.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMil.NUE
III
I'KKT,
11.(1,
MONDAY,
DF.CKMHKIt
7.
1025.
Piiily
oi
llollxwiiod
porlmet
who
found
.i
hiinlei'
paru-lie
in
Hrilih
(Jolunibia.
They
were
rewarded
with
two
grizzlies,
one
black
bear,
three
caribou
.and
three
inooe.
Left
to
right:
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ted
MeUellan.
Ivor
Mi
Cray
and
Frank
Mellor
WILLREDUCE
US
Merchant
Marina
JAP
LICENSES
Fifteen
per
Cent
Fewer
to
be
Issued
During
Coming
Year
It
Is
Announced
4
'
J
mm
ravi
aeae,
llJl
v
e
l
b
v
Loses
Thirty
Million
gttunlij
CtrruUtlon,
IISI
Dollars
DuringYear
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
7.
In
the
fmcul
year
K25
the
operation
of
Hie
American
(ioverumeiil
merrhant
fleet
how.
a
lo.
of
upproximalcly
silO.OOO.Otill,
according
lo
a
report
oT
the
shipping
board
lo
Cougien
today.
The
rejKirt
points,
to
I
he
need
for
some
form
of
government
aid
to
assure
a
Continuance
of
the
development
of
the
American
uien
iiaiii
marine,
cuner
iiirougn
picicieiili.il
tan
ri
duties,
pre-1
lerenuai
iiiniiage
uues
or
suiisuiies
more
or
less
direct
and
it
should
be
general.
WHEAT
JUMPS
AGAIN
FOUR
TO
SIX
CENTS
WTNMI'KC.
Dec.
7.
There
was
another
jump
in
the
wheal
market
today.
The
change
was
canned
by
ciiWejjuessapen
from
Liverpool,
the
advance
anee
hemic
ucintc
from
from
four
four
to
to
ix
ix
cenl
conl.N
a
a
bushel.
bushel.
i
,
I
I
i
SASKATOON
BEAT
VICTORIA
SATURDAY
NIGHT
AT
HOCKEY
VICTOIlfA,
Dec.
7.
Cloning
the
first
visit
of
the
hockey
season
lo
Hie
coast.
Saskatoon
Saturday
nighl
beat
Victoria
in
the
Willow.
arena
by
a
score
of
three
goals
to
one.
The
visitor.
left
later
for
home
ami
will
not
play
again
until
(hey
nice!
Hd-luoulon
al
Saskatoon
on
:
BAD
TIE-UP
OF
TRAIN
SERVICE
Traffic
Will
bo
Unable
to
Move
Along
This
End
of
Lino
For
at
Least
a
Week
With
one
bridse
out
at
Kayev
Itiver
on
the
west
and
two
bridges
out
near
Ink
on
the
east
making
if"
impossible
to
get
equipment
between
lo
make
repairs
follow
ing
a
number
of
washout
which
have
inundated
Hie
track
at
various
point.-,
the
situation
alone
the
line
as
a
result
of
re
ceni
rains
and
mild
weather
is
such
that
it
was
announced
at
the
office
id
the
U.N.II.
superintendent
this
afternoon
Ilia!
there
would
be
no
train
service
either
in
or
out
of
Prince
llupei
t
for
at
least
one
week's
lime.
All
the
company's
resource.
from
Prince
Hupert
on
the
west
ami
Smilhers
on
the
east
are
how
working
lo
replace
the
damaged
bridge.
'These
will
have
to
be
epaircd
before
work
can
bo
done
on
Ihe
washouts
between
at
such
points
as
Salvus
and
Y.x
stew.
No.
3
from
the
Fast
due
here
this
morning
got
as
far
west
a
Mellri.de
and
was
sent
back
from
there
with
tts
passengers,
ex
press
and
malls.
The
express
and
mail
will
come
on
In
Prince
Hupert
by
way
of
Jasper
Park
and.
Vancouver
and
should
come
here
'Thursday
night.
Mail
now!
accumulated
for
the
Fast
will
be
despatched
south
aboard
Ihe
t'ardena
tomorrow
night.
Christmas
mail
for
the
Old
Country
lo
have
gone
out
Saturday
night
Is
still
here
and
cannot
now
gel
to
its
destination
on
lime.
One
bridge
also
went
out
Fast
between
Prince
Ceorge
and
Mcllrlile.
but
thi
will
be
re.
placed
by
Wednesday.
A
number
of
people
from
the
in'e:
ioi
are
tn
the
city
unable
lo
I
tomorrow
evening.
Slrfct
Slef.
ii
Speaking
lo
A
representative
of
the
Daily
News
yesterday.
!Mr.
Forde
pointed
out
that
any
janlion
the
Dominion
government
might
lake
on
I
lie
mailer,
vvjicit
has
been
a
uoo
ileal
under
dis
cussion
lately,
would
have
to
de
pend
on
Ihe
altitude
of
Hie
city
wiln
regard
lo
providing
a
suitable
site.
Mi.
Forde
lias
with
him
a
plan
of
a
site
that
has
been
tentatively
agreed
upon
be
tween
himself
and
the
provincial
depart
men
t
of
lands.
This
it-I
the
100
or
150
feet
tjiat
the
Provincial
govern
in
?
n
t
i
prepared
to
convey
to
lb-'
federal
government
for
Hie
pur
pose
of
providing
.facilities
'or
the
inomjuilo
fleet,
the,
city
ha
been
aked
to
accept
thi
accommodation
in
relurn
fur
its
aen'
lo
the
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay.
The
matter
came
up
at
lal
week's
meeting
of
the
city
council
and
was
laid
over
until
tonight
for
final
decision.
Mr.
Forde
staled
that,
providing
the
city
authorities
ran
make
arrangements
satisfactory
to
Hie
government
authorities,
there
is
a
possibility
of
the
new
work
being
proceeded
with
during
Hie
ll2u
season
as
Mr.
Stork,
the
local
member,
is
keenly
interested
in
the
matter
and
his
pro-
inied
lo
do
everything
possible
to
have
the
appropriation
neces
sary
for
Hie
carryiug
out
of
the
work
passed
by
pariament
al
the
forthcoming-
session.
Pending
the
city's
decision
ami
Ihe
.making
of
his
own
surveys
and
soundinss,
Mr.
Forde
declin
ed
to
commit
himself
as
to
tin
form
the
work
to
be
done
by
the
federal
government
would
take
II
is
understood,
however,
thai
,i
system
of
heavy
floats
well
sheltered
ami
with
good
anchor
ase
is
proposed.
Owing
to
Hie
leplli
of
Ihe
water,
it
is
be
lieved
that
a
breakwater
is
out
of
Hie
question
al
this
lime.
CALGARY
OPENS
ITS
HOCKEY
SEASON
BY
BEATING
PORTLAND
POIITI.AXD.
Dec.
hockey
team
made
Calgary
in
the
Western
Hockey
League
for
the
season
by
beating
Portland
Saturday
nighl
by
a
score
of
six
goals
to
three.
The
team
had
jusl
arrived
ou
liie
coast
and
will
play
its
second
game
next
Sal
unlay,
when
it
performs
at
I
lie
Willows
Arena
in
Victoria
The
team
expects
lo
win
that
same
as
Victoria
lias
not
been
making
such
of
a
showing
so
far
(his
season.
DAUGHTER
BORN
TO
JAPANESE
PRINCESS
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVK
GENTS.
U.S.
LOSES
THIRTY
MILLION
ON
M.
MARINE
JUSTICE
MURPHY
THRILLS
WOMAN'S
CANADIAN
CLUB
IN
STIRRING
ADDRESS
Exaggerated
Sense
of
Nationality
Obstacle
Against
Banishing
War
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
delivers
strong
address
to
Hymen's
Canadian
Club
at
luncheon
on
Saturday
I-
our
exaggerated
ene
of
ualioualUy
llial
i
(lie
Huel
if
u
universal
'iir'."
declared
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
ii
g
hi
the
women!,
Canadian
Club
here
Saturday
afternoon
Ik-ciii
given
in
lii-
honor.
"Ill
lnyall)'
In
the
(lug
I
sluud
no
man
hut
my
loyalty
i
Iiaeil
on
reason
rather
.hini
iil,"
lu'
declared.
"Only
under
Hie
Urilinli
flag
uud
i
degree
under
the
United
Staler
flag
ran
human
living
.
uud
untrammelled
a
long
a
Hit')
lo
nul
interfere
with
'
-
ol
oilier.
lnlili
treatment
of
minorities
i
the
lest
of
thi.
Yet
if
I
lie
law
of
I
In
Jungle
i
Jo
continue
a
il
ha
hitherto
and
if
force
i
lo
dominate
and
mil
reason,
then
war
i
inevitable
and
I
lie
iiel
w
ar
will
lend
our
preneol
civilization.
If
war
i
In
In
avoided
public
spin'
iiiukI
be
erwited
again!
H.
Na
lion
are
ufrrtfury
but
they
mui
deal
with
Mi-h
other
a
i'iiii'u
deal
Willi
each
oilier
un.l
and,
the
la
mi
ifav
Junglewnt
The
Judge
outlined
the
present
1
Engineer
Making
Survey
of
Watei
front
at
Cow
Bay
with
View
to
Providing
Facilities
j
i
For
the
purpose
of
niuking
surveys
uud
obtaining
Hie
neces-
1
-.try
information
regarding
the
location
at
Cow
May
.o
that
es
!
limales
may
le
prepared
for
the
next
session
of
parliament
to
provide
mooring
facilities
for
the
fishing
craft
and
mosquito
rteel
Using
Prince
Hupert
harbor,
J.
P.
Forde,
of
Victoria,
district
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
public
works',
arrived
in
the
city,
on
the
Curd
etui
yesterday
afternoon
accompanied
by.
Capl.
II.
Peter.
of
Victoria,
a
departmental
engineer.
Mr.
Forde
and
Capl.
Peter
are
proceeding
with
their
work
today
and
expect
to
return
lo
Virlorrii
-
-
-
HUNTER
FOUND
BACK
BROKEN
Body
of
Jack
B
ades
of
Powell
River
Brought
In
by
Search
Party
POWKI.L
IUVFH,
Dee.
7.
The
body
of
Jack
Illade.,
who
has
Dcen
missing
for
the
past
week
in
the
hills
where
he
had
gone
on
a
hunting
trip,
was
brought.
into
town
last
night
by
one
of
the
search
parties
,
which
bad
been
looking
for
him'
for
Ilia
past
few
days.
,
Jlladenvhu--was.
21
.years
of
age
and
w'a
ah
cxp.erienf'ed'
hunter,
had
apparently
fallen
from
a
great
height
as
his
neCK
and
back
were
broken
in
addition
to
oilier
injuries.
VOTING
TODAY
BY-ELECTION
People
of
B?not
Constituency
In
Quebec
Choosing
Successor
to
Marcllle
ACTOXVALE.
Dec.
7.
Voting
is
taking
plare
today
in
Ihe
fed
eral
by-election
Tor
Itagot
to
fill
the
vacancy
causrd
by
the
death
of
D.
K.
Mareily),
Liberal,
win
was
elected
at
the
general
elec
tion
Willi
a
majority
o,f
771.
Tho
candidates
are
Hon.
Auder
Fau-leux.
Conservative,
who
was
de
feated
by
Marcillc
und
O.
I).
Moiin.
Liberal.
This
is
Hie
first
by-election
since
the
seneral
election
and
both
iiarlies-
are
awaiting
the
result
with
keenest
interest.
ALASKA
MAY
TAX
SALMON
CANNING
Graduated
Tax
on
Industry
Declared
Valid
by
Supreme
Court
of
U.S.
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
7.
The
a
good
start
j
SU)rtll)l,
,.oult
today
declared
valid
..and
constitutional
an
Alaska
law
imposing
gradu
ated
excise
lax
on
those
engaged
in
the
salmon
canning
Industry.
An
appeal
to
that
court
was
made
by
the
Pacifio
American
Fisheries.
?
A
large
amount
of
taxes
was
tied
up
awaiting
the
decision.
LUMBER
KING
IS
DYING
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
Deo.
7.
John
P..
1
loot
Ii.
the
Canadian
lumber
kins,
i
dvins.
it
is
announced
TOKIO.
Dec.
7.
Princess
Hiis
afternoon.
The
family
have
Xagako.
who
became
the
bride
ofh.eii
summoned,
to
litis
bedside.
Crown
Prince
lllrchito
on
January
2ti
last,
presented
the
i
Im
perial
family
last
night,
.with,
a
granddaughter.
'
ire
turn
home
oiwceount
of
railway
tie-up.
the
Mr.
Iloolh
is
08
years
of
nge.
0.
A.
Taylor
of
Porl
F.nninginn
returned
omMlie.
diirdcua
yenler.
day
afternoon'
frojn
fi
bjodne-trip
lo
Vancouver
and
i
proceed-
inu
to
the
SJ
cena
'Jliver
today.