3fcto0
25
TAXI
Ambulance
nnc
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Service
wilh
newly
taiJ
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Cth
St.
PRINCE
iRUPERT
The
Jatesl
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VClI,
XV.,
NO,
20'J.
PlllNGE
IlL
I'KUT.
-11.(1,
SATLMDAY.
DKCEMPEK
20,
1025
Yetterday'i
Circulation,
H0
Slrrrt
Sib.
Hi
PRICE
FIVE.
RENTS.
CHRISTMAS
ACTIVITIES
TAKE
DEATH
TOLL
MOVEMENT
INTO
CASSIAR
GOLDFIELDS
WILL
START
EARLIER
THIS
YEAR
Twenty
Five
Western
States
Killed;
Some
Frozen
to
Death
GlIll.AGO.
Dee.
20.
Christmas
I
lay
curried
wilh
it
a
rindi
livlte
dial
here
and
there
thruiighoiil
several
wesleni
(eft
a
wake
of
dead
and
Injured,
no
less
thuii
twenty-five
a
ltca.fr
rcxtrled.
Vilomobilc
ui-c
ideiiN
accounted
for
Ihe
grentest
number
of
MiUNlif
-
while
in
Chicago
I
wo
men
were
frozen
to
death.
The
M'
)
He
VYe-l
experienced
extremely
cold
wealher,
Ihe
,eralure
K"
"K
's
low
a
2."
below
in
Minnesota.
!
FROM
HOSPITAL!;
Allan
Crawford,
Texada
Island
j
Rancher,
Meets
Hit
Death
In
Vancouver
AN'
't
I
0.
I
xt.
Allan
Wf.nl,
n'-il
L
of.TeVlda
U-
-i
,,
i
i
i
ii'ii
i
iii
lb
Vancouvei
Hu.nial
where
he
whj
.
-
ircii.il
for
a
broken
Iff,
if
Ut'aili
.-arly
CJtcMuia
morr-
...
i
1II..H
.
a
n
a
i
.i
i
at
in.-
inumii'
..
it.
m
to
.r:
il
,HiV
...TUI
hoUI
lillff
hail
wax
found
on
the
pave
lit
-i
a
third
slorey
bat
.
-
!!
I.,
have
f
il
.
ailing
A
tetle
fo,
ii
(.
!
-i!
1
IK'
'
IIIHV
JUDGE
FRATER
OF
SEATTLE
IS
DEAD
Served
on
Superior
Court
Bench
for
Twenty-One
Ycari
Continuously
y
TTI.K.
Dt
Judg
A
W
I
a
m,
fur
-'I
rontintiou-
1
.11
the
Superior
Court
ij.
tp.
died
on
Friday
at
Ihe
'
,0,
lie
came
l
the
state
H8H
ami
wa
;i
member
of
Ih"
ii'ui-e
!
fr
being
elected
i
1
licindi.
EDMONTON
WINS,
ALSO
VICTORIA
Two
League
HocKey
Games
Were
TMayod
Yesterday
on
the
Pralrlos
i
;ii.MON
ln.
D
20.
KdmiMi
'
ih
U
;
-Ml
Portland
at
hockev
ti.Kli"
liy
ii
-.core
of
0
lo
3.
A
liiirv.
Vn
loria
heal
C.itgary
I
o
1
Portland
and
Saska-'
.
w
h
play
tm
in
lit
at
Saska-
NAMED
OFFICERS
OF
FRENCH
LEGION
Honor
la
Conferred
on
Arch
bishop
Mathleu,
Senator
Celquo
and
Hon.
A.
David
MON
TRIAL,
Iler.
SO.
Arrh-n
hop
Mathleu
of
llegina,
Sena-
i
Dciqui!
and
linn.
Athanrti
D.v
id,
Provincial
Secretary,
have
eon
tunned
officers
of
llio
Legion
of
Honor
of
France.
FURTHER
ADJOURNED.
The
ease
Of
Ihe
Consolidated
Exporters
Co.,
I.
Id.
on
churn'
under
Hie
Government
Liquor
K
n
I
i
II.,.
n!.,
.,n1tAA
CillllH
lip
IO
llll"
III)
ix.llii-
eourl
again
Mil
morning
and
wnn
ndjoufned
for
n
wPek
on
Ihr
'ippliealion
of
Milltm
(intmaleji
Hppianng
for
the
defence.
People
of
ROSES
BLOOM
ON
XMAS.
DAY
I..
W.
I'almore
on
Christina
Day
picked
ii
full
blown
Hugh
Dickson
ro:e
which
had
grown
unprotected
.along
I
lie
ide
of
lilt.
resilience
on
Borden
Street.
Thin
wan
not
the
fin.
I
tune
that
Mr.
Pat-uiore
had
picked
roes
from
hi
garden
here
on
Christina
Hay.
"OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
CHRISTMAS
DAY.
English
League
Dlv.
1.
Areiul
3.
Notti
County
0.
Itirioii
iil'.mi
I,
l
ot
nii
lui
in
l'
lllarkhiirn
ltoer
J.
Kverton
-llury
Maneliesler
Ciy
5.
(Uinliff
l
ily
3,
Wetbromwich
LeeN
S.
Ilurnley
2.
I.Ueri'O"!
f.
NewcaIIe
3.
Manc!eter
2.
Ilolton
V.
I.
Sheffield
V.
2,
LeiceMer
City
I.
Suntlerland-lluddcrsfield
Town
poflponetl.
Ve.t
Ham
5.
Alon
Villa
2.
Division
II.
Illarkpool
0,
CheUea
0.
Itrailfonl
City
I.
WYdiieMlay
J.
Clapton
Orient
2,
Southampton
I
li.irlinultMi
I.
Hull
Cily
2.
Hlluwn
Miildlehoro
0.
NotU
1'oret.l
I,
Hani!ley
2.
Oldham
I.
Wolverhampton
2.
Port
Vale
0,
Herb)
Co.
I.
SliM'kporl
3,
Portsmouth
3.
Swansea
I,
Stoke
Clly
I.
TO-DAY.
Enallsh
Leaaue,
First
Dlv.
Anion
Villa
2.
We-dhaiu
2-
Holt
in-Manclieler
V.
ponlponetl
lltirnl.v
(5.
I.eeiN
3.
ISerton
3.
Hlaekburn
0.
Ilutilerfifld
I.
Sunderland
1.
Uieenler
2.
Sheffield
U.
2.
MnneheKler
Cily
0,
Mury
2.
Newcastle
3.
Liverpool
0.
Notts
County
.
Arsenal
I.
Tollculiani
.'.
lllrinin?liani
I.
Vel
Ilromwirh
3.
tinliff
City
0
Second
Division
Harnley-Notls
Forel
potdponei
CheNea
ltlackponl
3.
Hfihy
C.Miiily
2.
Port
Vale
0.
Hull
Cily
I.
Iiartinplon
I.
MiddtcMioro
I.
Fiilhain
0.
PorMnoulu
l.'Slorkport
0.
Predion
0,
Soulh
Shields
I,
Wednesday
5.
Hradfonl
Lily
l
Soulluiinpton
2.
Clapton
uriem
w.
SUke
Clly
I.
Swansea
1.
Wolverliiiliiplon
2,
Oldhani
I.
Scottish
League,
First
Dlv,
Airdleonliins
0,
lnunlee
U.
I.
f.lydeshnnk
I.
llamillnn
Cowdetihealh
I.
Celtic
I.
Falkirk
2,
Parlle
2.
Hearts
I,
St.
Mlrren
0.
Morion-Alierdeen
polponed.
Queen's
Park
0.
Motherwell
3
Hailhrovvrs
t,
Kilmarnock
5.
Ilanuers
0.
SI.
Johnstone-
t.
Mrs.
S.
K,
Cntiiphell
sailed
q:i
(he
Ratnla
l.hls
niornltiR
ror
holiday
visfl
in
Vancouver.
B'
IBP
j
.
Slnkuig
phol.igraph
showing
the
colors
of
Ihe
Grenadier
Guards
draped
wilh
tin
timing
crepe
at
SI.
James'
Palace,
Loudon,
it)
memory
of
the
beloved
Queen
Mother
Alexandra
ALASKA
TRAIN
IS
DELAYED
BY
MOOSE;
Engineer
Had
to
Run
Into
Ani
mate
to
Clear
the
Track
ANUIlbUAGi:.
Dec.
2ft.
While
rumlnR.
.along
between
Mile
CO
and
tH
(lie
regular
passenger
trail),
wSji
recently
delayed
for
a
lime'jivtnuso
of
the
presence
of
one
powvand
one
bull
moose
on
Iho
tNet.
Kfforls
to
frighten
the
animals
by
tooting
the
whisllcj
n"d
running
up
close
to
them
were
or
no
avail
ututi,
finally
exasperated
by
the
animals.
Hie
engineer
sent
llio
train
ihend
a
bit
faster
and
struck
one
of
the
animals
in
the
rear
llnlli
then
look
to
Ihe
timber
anil
the
one
strurk
by
the
train
limped
off.
OXFORD
PROFESSORS
LONGEVITY
RECIPE
Music,
Beauty,
Friends,
Good
Clothes
and
Pretty
Girls
are
Ingredients
OXFjpllD.
Km,-..,
Dec.
20.
-I.McrgVlh'inusir,
look
at
boautl
rhat
with
friends,
ful
things,
V.W
.
.
.
t
wear
'vfitir
iiei
dollies
aim
mm
all
jtuSjun"
lo
pretty
girls,,
if
you
vvfjotvlo
live
for
many
year.
ThlMts
the
advice
given
b
PnifeSsTii:.
Friar
llaeoti.
of
Ox
ford,
where
Ihe
average
ago
of
Ihe
Kernis
at
all
Ihe
colleges
has
rcaehejlXf.eventy
years.
,
Anujitfc
Ihe
educatora
a
enn-
clustomprevalls,
that
longevity
i
an
aceliletit
r.illier
than
an
lU-liievtment.
t
MAY
JOIN
CABINET?
Montreal
Gazette
Hears
About
j
Premier
Dunning
of
Saskatchewan
MONTREAL,
Dao.
26
The
Gazette
publishes
an
Ottawa
story
dialing
that
Premier
Dunning
of
Saskatchewan
has
definitely
pro
mined
Premier
King
that
he
will
resign
the
premiership
of
his
province
and
come
to
Ottawa
as
a
member
of
the
federal
cabinet
in
the
event
of
the
Liberal
party
being
sustained
In
power
ton
Conservative
votes
of
non-confidence
at
the
forthcoming
session.
.
BOY
SHOT
HIMSELF
AS
SETTING
TRAPS
Qus
Stevens
Recovering
in
Cor
dova
Hospital
From
Wound
In
Thigh
COHDOVA,
Dec.
20.
While
citing
I
raps
near
Johnson
Bay.
on
the
sound
opposite,
iere,
Gus
Stevens,
!2-year-oi
sou
of
Sock
Stevens,
a
native
living
in
town
accidentally
shot
himself.
The
bullet
entered
Ihe
thigh
bone
above
Hie
knee.
He
was
brought
Into
the
hospital
and
the
bullet
was
extracted.
Thc
boy
had
a
rifle
with
him
ami
leaned
it
lignlnsl
n
tree
while
ho
handled
the
traps.
Apparently
the
cun
fell
flown
and.
'.we
hi
Q.ff
from
Ihe
Impact.
COL
WILLIAMS
HAS
GIVEN
UP
AVIATION
:
Leader
of
Expedition
Which.
Was
Here
This
Year
Is
Now
In
Charge
of
Tractor
Department
of
Montreal
Firm
Col.
J.
Scott
Williams,
who
commanded
Hie
aerial
expedition
from
1
1
1!
to
during
the
summer
to
the
Cassiar
district,
lias
given
uo
flying
for
the
lime
being
and
hus
taken
a
position
with
Mus
.-.ens
Limited,
a
Montreal
ma
chinery
company,
in
charge
of
the
traclor
department.
It
i
probable,
however,
that
he
will
return
next
year
lo
his
old
love
aviation
and
it
is
not
impossi
ble
that
he
will
be
back
in
Prince
Rupert
again.
S.
C.
Caldwell
who
was
here
as
his
mechanic
is
still
wilh
the
Laurentiile
Air
Service
in
Three
Uivers.
He
i
recovering
from
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
Archibald
Little,
who
wus
at
the
head
of
(lie
expedition'
for
Detroit
capitalists,
is
now'
in
New
York
Clly
whertk
he
ha
obtained
n
very
good
position
with
the
Fred
11.
French
Co
iiining
concern.
"
VANCOUVER
RUGBY
PLAYERS
DEFEAT
'FRISCO
BADLY
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
20
A
Van
comer
representative
rugby
jsquad
on
Friday
defeated
the
famous
San
Francisco
Olympics
by
(en
to
nothing.
v
Bob
Martin
Heads
Party
Which
Will
Go
Into
Stikine
District
Over
Snow
From
Atlin
District
SKATTLK,
Dec.
20
A
second
stampede
by
dog,
teams
over
the
snow
into
Ihe
Dease
Lake
country,
this
time
by
operalor:-and
not
prospector.,
will
begin
next
month.
A
crew
uf
men
will
leave
Seattle
shortly
afler
January
1
and
will
go
to
Atlin,
mushing
from
there
over
the
ice
to
Palmer
Creek.
The
parly
will
be
under
Ihe
direction
of
Hubert
W.
(Bob)
Martin,
well
known
in
Stewart,
who
has
spent
'.V)
years
in
the
North
and
who
owns
valuable
claim
on
Palmer
eek.
i
Owners
of
properly
along
ttie,;
creek
are
not
going
to
wait
for
Hie
spring
thaw
lo
come,
bul
will
prospect
on
development
worl.
in
the
dead
of
winter,
hoping
to
have
a
program
of
hydraulicinu
laid
out
for
commencement
ii;
Ihe
spring.
Several
operators
were
,ue-cejssfui
in
getting
machinery
on
ihe
ground
last
fall
and
they
ar-taking
advantage
of
easy
winle
ransportation
lo
gel
it
on
tliei:
claims
and
set
il
up.
From
the
North
comes
new?
that
winter
activity
is
great
on
Ihe
famous
old
diggings
of
ear
days.
Thibet,
MrDamese
ami
lh'
Dease
preeks.
Without
doubt
the
Cassia'
country
will
have
nexl
season
tb
best
going-over
thai.,
ii,
-has
.hat?
in
many
yearp,
i
iu,
.
Best
Way
In
-
For
wi
tt
t
e.f
-f
ra
vfcl
rSSfhiPtW
iP
middle
'r
'January,
is
is'
best
f.
go
via
Allin
witli
dogs,
making
lie
'rip
over
the
mail
trait,
a
dis-
ain'e
of
L'tO
miles.
Afler
I
hat
lime,
or
as
soon
a
lie
Slikine
Kiver
trail
is
in
good
contimon.
Hie
best
way
lo
go
ir.
ts
from
Wrangell.
The
dislanc-
from
Wrangell
to
Telegraph
Creek
is
altoul
150
miles.
The
rail
leaves
Wrangell
and
follow-
a
the
Slikine
to
Telegranh
Creek
it
ith
relief
cabius
and
a
number
of
roadliouses
along
the
route.
The
best
time
lo
go
in,
how
ever,
except
for
those
who
hav
ground
staked,
is
afler
the
open
ing
of
navigation.
The
first
boat
will
probauly
leave
Wrangell
foi
telegraph
Creek
about
the
middle
f
May,
depending
on
the
time
the
ice
goes
out
Ihu
Stikine.
It
'
advisable
to
fake
all
needed
supplies
from
Wrangell.
Good
Auto
Road
F'roin
Telegraph
Creek
there
good
automobile
road
as
far
as
Dease
Lake,
a
distance
of
7T
miles.
Freight
is
transported
over
tile
trail
by
automobiles.
caterpillars'
or
pack
trains
!
the
lake.
From
Dease
Lake
set
tlement
prospectors
can
taks
boats
lo
McDames,
Tliibert
oi
Dease
Creek
or
the
Liard
Iliver.
Cold
Pan
Creek
is
22
miles
dis
tant
by
park
train,
and
Palmer
Creek
55
miles
away.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Government
Teliytraphs
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy
calm;
temperature,
52.
Stnitliers
Cloudy,
calm.
mild.
liitzeltoni
Foggy,
calm;
light
frost.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm;
mild.
Anyox
Raining,
calm;
41
above.
TKRRACK
Cloudy,
calm;
10
above.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm;
42
above.
VANCOUVER
SWIMMING
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
20.
Ten
women
and
twenty
men
parliei
paled
in
the
Vancouver
Swim
niiug
Club's
annual
Christmas
Day
activities.
Ipr
Nearbouse.
foreman
at
Premier
mine,
has
been
visiting
in
Anchorgae,
Alaska.
TERRACE
DEAD
Jeseph
Bellway,
Who
Succumbed
on
Kalum
Lake
Trail,
Was
Well
Known
Prospector
!
Special
to
Daily
News
T
Kit
RACK,
Dec.
20.
Joseph
Hell
way,
whose
dealh
occurred
near
here
this
week,
was
one
of
oldest
timers
of
the
Kilsum-kaluin
district
having
come
from
"Calgary.
He
spent
all
his
tiin
,ropeeting
around
Kalum
Lake
where
he
held
a
number
of
pro-mhijigj
claims.
He
had
been
in
and
wa
found
on
the
trail
the
following
day
by
Malt
Allan!
who
was
en
route
from
Kilsumkaluin
Lake
to
Terrace.
Brllway
was
(hen
lyinj;
on
the
trait
in
an
unconscious
condition.
A
message
was
immediately
sent
(o
town
for
assistance
and
la
team
Avas
at
once
sent
out
to
aid
Ihe
stricken
man.
Owing
lo
the
condition
of
Ihe
roads
it
was
impossible
for
motor
car
to
make
Ihe
trip
and
look
the
team
four
hours
to
reach
Ihe
spot.
By
thai
time.
however.
Bellway
hail
expired.
Interment
look
place
on
Thursday
in
Kitsutnkaltim
Ceme
tery.
TRADE
BALANCE
IN
FAVOR
LARGE
Canada's.
Exports
Exceeded
Imports
by
S346,00a,C00
During
Year
OTTAWA,
Dec.
20.
Canadian
exports
tor
the
twelve
mouths
ending
November
30
totalled
$1,-220.OtiO.000
and
imports
871.-000.000
showing
a
favorable
trade
balance
of
$310,000,000.
STREET
CAR
ACCIDENT
IN
'FRISCO
AT
XMAS
Motorman
Kilted
and
Twolve
Persons
Injured
When
Trolleys
Telescoped
Yesterday
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
20.
A
motorman
was
killed
and
moro
than
twelve
persons
were
in
jured
when
a
Market
Street
car
filled
with
holiday
pleasure
seekers
telescoped
with
another
car
on
Christmas
Bay.
FIFTEEN
YEiR
OLD
the
SWIMMER
WAS
BEST
Art
Stott
Beat
Field
of
Nine
In
Fifty
Yard
Event
at
Victoria
Yesterday
VICTORIA.
Deql
26.
In
the
sixth
annual
ChHslmas
Uny
swlmiuing
race
ti-
Ihe
Crystal
Gardens
yesterday
Art
Slott,
15
years
obi,
heat
n
field,
of
nine
stavtera
In
the
fiflyyard
event.