25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
'
tJUndi
Kxchance
Hull
MITT
VI
DECK,
I'rr
voL
XVI
No.
277.
mirim
u
ur
CONSERVATIVES
ame
l
Org
antral
Ion
In
IhU
lralne
t-
i:
x
n
n3
Nov
3d
The
:
Jon
teaUftfay
GRAIN
VESSELS
Oower-
ilia
and
lb
tnanaedlase
a
Obferenc
(
pi
inters
in
orovinrea
to
coistder
tbe
tr.-M
eSecUve
manner
ui
bring
it
about.,
'
ji
Ubcral"
In
tbe
hyphen-"
Uberal-OoiwrvaUve-
it
a
nwoluuon
and
furthei
of
the
ooastHutton
of
the
-
rxerutlte
waa
made
o
thai
'
will
Include
Oonaereauvr
-
.)t
the
privy
aauneU
reaMing
onserratlve
membera
of
the
f
J
Commons.
Senate
and
Pro-'
stature.
The
mrmbershlp
2g
appnttunately
10
muat
t
.uaiii
fewilution
urged
the
passing
'
Let
Uature
of
a
further
safe-ihe
uvea
of
miners
In
the
re-'
OrienUH
from
underground.
'
ii
ventlon
pledged
lla
support
Nation
to
protect
widows
of
the
i'rnera
of
small
mining
pro-
Iboo
Oonaervatite
Association
o
sympathy
of
the
delegate
'
v
recommendation
to
go
on
re-
opposed
to
delay
alleged
to
onnectlou
with
new
settlera
1
suitable
lands
In
tbe
pro-
TAKE
CARGOES
"'iii'Mr.vT
i
iium
vAsrm
u
it
m
N
i:i:K
ttlTII
HIIIIAT
I
on
V.WIIOl
I'OIITX
VANCOUVER.
"Nov"
3d
-
The
following
v"-b
cleared
from
Vancouver
with
j1"
'argoe
or
part
cargoc
during
ruumg
laat
evening:
Canadian
Rkirmit
if
r
iv.nvl.
ooo
bushel.
Ki'ian
for
London.
74,687
bushel.
""Vti-aii
Maru
for
tlnltil
Klnsdom
(Qd
C'iUMn.,,.
n.A
I..
A
.
.......
.
-
.w.
..It..
I
I
lj.
DU.UI.
MM
"'"burg.
37,46
bushels.
'"
Mini
for
Kobe.
81,o83
buaheU!
"Tik,)hama,
31.667.'
eU
Un
,lfth
for
Yokohama.
37,000
bush-
Kitryo
hfis'
atfiwjj
Maru
for
Shanghai,
230,753
Maru
for
Shanghai,'
370.392
Konsosan
Maru
for
Nagoya
with
v..
.
...
or
Yokohama,
the
103,333
h,,.,
Mtru
for
Yokohama.
3434
-Mailt;:
'te.:
"an
Maru
for
Kobe.
33.320
bush-
'1
tlTtl.KIMKV
"t
ttlil.ON
Siox.Q
Praer
TWaaie
at
by
profeMkm
a
vetenttary
aurfeon
and
it
U
from
hit
qusllrVatloat
in
that
profession
that
be
ts
often
spoken
of
a
"Dr.
Toimle."
,
Ot
bis
farm
at
Mount
Toimle
near
Vtctoria
be
baa
for
many
years
been
a
breeder
of
pure
bred
livestock
and
un
til
his
parliamentary
amies
compeura
hua
to
relinqulab
the
work,
often
of-
tlcssted
as
pidge
at
fairs
and
tn
official
cparitlea
at
tooal
horse
races.
Darn
at
Victoria
In
1807
he
waa
edu
cated
In
that
city
and
at
the
Ontario
University
Collage
at
Toronto.
He
then
returned
to
Victoria
and
engaged
tn
fanning
aim
hU
f
steer.
Later
be
prae-tlaed
his
profesalon
at
Wtorta
for
four
teen
years
and
held
various
positions
under
the
government
in
connection
with
live
stock,
giving
up
these
to
accept
the
nomination
tor
the
Union
Oovern-teat
during
the
war.
He
became
min
ister
of
agriculture
In
the
Birden
gar-
ernnnt
in
August
1910
and
carried
on
the
same
position
with
the
Melgben
ad-minuirslaen
which
wa
purely
Conservative,
retiring
when
that
government
wont
out
of
office.
Of
rraenl
years
he
ha
been
Owfcer-vatlve
organlrer
for
the
whole
of
Can-Ml,
while
.till
representing
Victoria
In
the
Dxntnloa
Parliament.
orii.M
tm:
i
(iilMX:
(iO(ii
iir.Mwx
touvv
DUNCAN.
Nov.
26.
8eventy
eight
tlna
of
opium
valued
at
8.000
wa
selred
by
customs
officers
in
a
consignment
of
Chinese
shoes
and
W.
8.
Chow.
ho
acted
a
Interpreter
III
nniire
court
here,
la
Wheat
BC.
Silver
Dunwrl!
Oladwell
Independence
Indian
L.
K
L
Premier
porter
Id
bo
Silver
Creal
Blrhm.no
mm
the
arrested
tn
connection
with
the
ship
mtnt
MAN
WAS
DROWNED
WHEN
OUT
HUNTING
.
.
w
nr.
flnrom
TEN
DROWNED
VANCtiuvt.".
I
cloudburst
homiwon
was
drowned
at
aamoier
is-.
land
when
he
leu
orrii
-launch
while
on
a
hunting
trip
with
two
compankms.
EXCHANGE
!
Bid.
'
Asked.
147',
1.70
180
S3
100
40
.32
.08
U
.08
.04,
.05
.08
2.00
2.03
.09
.00
U
.03,
.07h
Oi
Oil'
IN
A
TUNNEL
OH
I
1
11!)
AM
ItllOKi:
AtVAY
Am
KE-
m
i.t
or
fi.oi
nut
kst
m:.k
'
OXKUXMl,
r.i
SAN
FHANCISCO.
Nor.
26.
Ten
men
were
drowned
Thursday
at
Orlnda
fifteen
mile
from
Eat
Oakland
when
a
concrete
tunnel
which
they
were
I
constructing
flooded
.
as
a
result
of
which
caused
a
coftffenlun
Into
the
tunnel
where
the
men
were
working
In
connection
with
the
Moke-lumne
River
aqueduct
which
will
brlntf
the
new
water
supply
to
Oakland.
BOARD
OF
AUDITORS
IS
-
N0WAPP01NTED
OTTAWA.
Nov.
36.-
The
government
has
appointed
member
of
the
board
of
auditor
which
was
created
under
an
Act
of
Parliament
In
825
the
board
to
consist
of
Gordon
Scott
of
Montreal,
chairman.
Eugene
Potvln
of
Montreal,
and
K
Jay-liowson
of
Toronto.
touch
with
local
bustne&smen
and
get
the
carrying
for
his
line.
Olot
Hanson,
president
cf
the
Board
.
of
Trade,
and
other
local
people
tookj
the
visitors
In
hand
and
they
Inter
j
tleaed
a
number
of
eltlecna
and
got
In
touch
with
thaee
who
would
he
likely
to
j
give
them
business.
It
wis
pointed
out.
to
them
that
the
local
Tlmbermen
As-1
soclatlcn
could
handle
lumber
shipment
collectively
and
It
should
be
an
easy
matter
to
provide
lumber
cargoes
provided
tbe
market
wassfccepttve.
Mr.
Miura
saw
P.
L.
Buckl-y
before
he
went
to
the
Island,
and
got
aU
possible
tor
sale.
On
his
return
to
Kobe
visitor
will
at
once
get
In
touch
with
the
buyer
and
It
la
very
probable
that
some
good
business
may
result
which
will
be
advantageous
to
this
port.
Dublin
had
a
successful
Bsby
Week
In
which
all
parties
cooperated
In
devising
measures
for
Improving
the
health
of
Irish
children.
ir.
Japan
by
the
Aasuo
Shipbuilding
Co.
for
the
Halscho
Kslun
Shipping
Co.
She
ts
a
'
vessel
of
5435
tona
gross
with
length
of
400
feet,
beam
of
53
ft.
2",
and
depth,
29ft.
A
In.
.
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
British
Columbia
local
branch
will'
pilot
the
Meigen
Maru
Into
port
and
a
she
move
In
the
harbor
and
out
again.
Several
other
grain
vessels
will
call
hire
during
the
month
of
December
to
tke
grain
out
of
the
elevator
which
Is
now
full.
1.1
MliUt
HOVT
IOMIM1
The
Northern
Shipping
Co
also
re-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCK
RUPERT,
11.
FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER
2C,
1927
ON
WAY
FROM
HONOLULU;
uoanlwmus
election
to
Toimle
but
tbe
UMIo
Alton
M
HIil
H
r
tutor
refUMtl
It
A
committee
waa
rttU
WITH
NOIHIM
I'l.
I
to
mwouaat
the
deadlock
aim-
S
ANKEY
GOES
TO
HIS
DOOM
t-I.IT
TMIH
MOIIMMi
ON
I'KINf'i:
mri.iiT
ioi:
okalla
ttniiiti:
in:
mix
hk
i:kci
ti:i
i
In
cwitcdy
cf
Inspector
William
Sp'.l-i
Icr
and
Constables
Robert
O.bsen
and
)
Thomas
Camin,
Joseph
Sankey.
Indim
youth,
sentenced
to
bang
on
February
i
IS
tor
tbe
murder
of
Uii
Loretu
Ctuv-
notm
at
Port
Eaalngton
on
May
21.
wa
taken
aoutb
thie
morning
on
tbe
steam-er
Prince
Rupert.
Arriving
at
Okai:
be
wilt
be
placed
in
a
deith
cell
and
mil
remain
therein
under
eonsunt
guard
I
to
am
alt
tbe
dawn
o(
hi
execution
dy
when
be
vUl
be
taken
trcm
hit
cell
t-tbe
gattowa.
there
to
end
hU
left
at
tbe
Boone.
Arthur
Ell
It.
of.irial
Canadian
executioner,
will
vome
(rem
tbe
Eaat.
Sankey
composure
Curing
the
twj
night
and
one
day
ttace
tbe
desvh
sentence
waa
Jad
upon
htm
la
reported
by
tbe
police
ollleera
who
guardel
hhn
U
have
been
Utile
changed.
Jle
mataUttied
hit
customary
stoical
ap-pearanee
and
dialed
no
emotion,
eating
heartily
and
Ueep'ng
well
!!
vu
kept
under
guard
in
the
Csurt
House,
celta.
not
being
taken
back
to
tbe
ctt
lxk-up.
Thla
moratsg,
lut
before
being'
taken
to
tbe
aieamer.
be
attempted
to
alng
a
aang
put
tbe
oHtrer
would
not
allow
it.
Me
mat
very
cheerful
and
d!d
nnt
ffMnlw
Miwrnwl
In
t
hV
Draft-
mtim:
i.k
MV
(.no.
.
aiwr
a
me-
.
(hf
Mediate
future.
-
Wa
lla
W
a
d
I
OLD
AUK
I'KNSIONS.
.
jeered
ryrrftly
aeeepttrir
tfSS
iPoaitson
Mdarf
d
bun
I
..
i
...
.M
n
in.
UWsl'
l
Ulrolnalrd
frum
'
.
...
I
LHH.
Awu
KitisH
m
dlan.
Johnny
May.
waa
tsund
'guU'T
ot
murdering
a
bridge
watchman
ner
Har-elton
.and
waa
aeatrarrd
to
death.
lie
1
obtained
a
new
trial,
howerer.
which
reaulled
in
hsa
a-qulttal.
Suteequently
he
died
naturally
TRAINMEN
TO
STRIKE
SOON
,icTHv
i;MMiKsri
itv
1
1
i.i.
roM-mitii:i:
ami
.WMtiM
i:mi:nt
h
Mtiu:
iiy
tifE.i,mui:xT
MONTREAL.
Not.
M.-The
action
ol
tbe
memberah'.p
of
the
ordtr
of
railway
conductor
and
the
brotherhood
of
rail-road
trainmen
in
voting
to
go
on
atrtke
to
aecure
increased
wage
waa
fully
en-daraed
at
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
bth
unlona
txlay.
At
the
conclu-aln
of
a
two-day
acting.
N.
Berry,
aeuler
tlee-preildent
of
th
conductors'
orsanlratlon.
made
tbe
following
-The
full
committee
of
the
order
of
conductors
and
the
brotherhood
uf
railway
trainmen
hare
endoracd
the
ac-tioa
of
their
membership
In
votlnf
lot
peaceful
withdrawal
from
ihe
railroad
service
unless
a
aatlsfactory
settlement
can
otherwise
be
secured."
Officials
of
tbe
raUroada
and
the
department
of
labor
of
the
Dominion
gov
ernmeat
have
been
so
advised.
KINO
ALBERT
OF
BELGIUM
right,
and
King
Gustave,
as
they
apieared
driving
in
a
motor
car
on
the
arrival
of
the
Belgian
party
at
Stockholm.
Would
Make
Regular
Sailings
Japanese
Freighters
Into
Port
of,
Prince
Rupert
for
Cargo
The
shipping
company
Nakamura
Guri
Co.
Lul
of
Kob:
and
other
Japanese
ports,
is
becoming
interested
in
Prince
Rupe
t
and
is
anxious
to
carry
cargoes
of
lumber
and
other
product
from
here
to
Japan
with
a
view
to
inaugurating
regular
sailings,
po.sibly
steamer
every
two
months
at
firit.
i.
Miura,
manager
of
the
company,
who
war
here-
yesterday,
accompanied
by
T.
J.
Nagao,
Japanese
agent,
told
of
the
aims
of
his
company.
They
own
seven
teen
freighters
beside
subsidiary
companies
engaged
in
the
lumber
business.
He
is
looking
for
all
the
information
possible
here
in
oiaer
to
put
me
Japanese
mercuanis
mm
LUMBER
FIRM
HAS
ASSIGNED
CLAIM
OK
CKUHIOKn
AMOl'Nt
TO
AllOl
T
5JHHI.OWI
Ml
til
OUIMf
k
IN
VANfOltKK
VANCOUVER.
Not.
26.
The
Southern
Alberta
Lumber
Company
.voluntarily
'eslgced
Thursday
with
creditor'
information
in
regard
to
hla
mill
on
theiC4"'m,
amouaung
w
approsunawiy
islands
and
the
class
of
lumber
offered
.ww.uuo.
iwu
a
munon
uaiiar
u
lhe
;
said
to
be
owing
to
twenty
sawmill
In
Vancouver
and
Everett.
Washington
The
trouble
la
said
to
be
due
to
the
destruction
of
the
Superior
Sprue
Mill
near
Femle
by
fire
and
also
from
loswa
susUlced
by
the
company
owing
to
the
recent
hurricane
in
Flo
Ida.
Advertixe
In
the
Dally
New
Next
Grain
Ship
Due
December
Second
Coming
from
Honolulu
and
Others
to
Follow
Directly
The
next
grain
ship
for
this
port
trill
be
the
"K"
Line
freighter,
Meigen
Maru,
which
is
due
to
arrive
here
from
Honolulu
a
week
from
Oalden
Gate
due
here
from
the
Orient
on
December
o
tor
custom
and
quarantine
inspection
and
fumigation
before
proceeding
to
Queen
CharlotteCtty
to
load
lumber.
The
vessel
will
go
front
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Vancouver
to
complete
and
will
deliver
her
cargo
to
the
Atlantic
seaboard
of
the
United
States.
The
Golden
Gate,
which
haa
Ixen
here
before,
will
be
piloted
by
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert.
Another
vessel
reported
by
the
North-em
Shipping
Co.
Is
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Mlna
Brea.
due
here
cn
November
29.
next
Monday,
with
a
car-gn
of
furl
oil
from
loco.
Circulation
1708
Sales
677
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
Five
Cents
ULMIL
NLW
LUmtKVAHVt
LtAUhK
ii
a
ami
iiiiin
V
I
f
111
lomre
Chosen
Leader
of
the
Conservatives
Kamloops
Convention
.tail
.
1
II
I
nnspntea
W
take
nosition
ntlpr
rienrilncb
ar
rived
at
last
night
with
Ladner
and
Taylor
as
rivals
K
AM
LOOPS.
Nov.
26.
After
an
all-day
effort
to
name
a
ter-le,:der
of
the
arty
for
Britinh
Columbia,
the
provincial
:
'
t
in
convention
here
Iat
night
elected
lion.
Simon
i
mic
of
Victoria
to
the
poo
it
ion.
Six
ballot
were
taken
g
he
day
without
aucceM
when
adjournment
wa
taken.
Lad-
.
:ed
each
ballot
but
lacked
the
sufficient
nlxty
per
cent
of
the
i
to
make
hi
election
conform
to
the
recent
constitutional
'.r.
'
l-.:cr
greatest
strength
was
fthown
in
the
third
ballot
when
(M
secured
Sit
tt.
tacking
only
10
to
rtrt
C
r
Dane
the
had
JO
and
CM
Bpeooer
14
The
last
me
taken,
which
'
a
tn
auth.
(ate
Lad
300.
Taylor
Jl
Davie
10.
Sfwacvr
14.
Wbt
tb
eonvMrtiM
resumed
Its
attune
at
8
1
Latfner
and
Tartar
pro
,
pi
d
ti
toe
coaptation
to
offer
the
OTHERS
EXPECTED
Tornado
Strikes
When
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Being
Eaten
in
South
Forty
or
more
people
killed
and
laige
numbir
injured
and
homes
twisted
to
j
nothing
by
storm
ST.
LOUIS.
November
26.
A
late
November
tornado
travelling
'
a
zig-zag
path
tnrough
portions
of
Louisiana,
Arkansas
and
Missouri
'yesterday
killed
more
than
40
persons
while
one
hundred
or
more
jwere
injured
and
property
damage
amounted
io
several
hundred
'
thousand
dollars.
Tfce
"twister"
tore
through
several
small
communities
while
.he
inhabitants
were
enjoying
their
thanksgiving
dinners,
mowing
:
down
homes.
The
place
hardest
hit
was
Heber
Springs,
Arkansas,
j
wiui
15
dead
and
many
homes
destroyed.
The
storm
came
without
!
aiA:r.t
and
twisted
the
place
Into
-
i
maaa
of
wreckage.
;
Several
town
were
(aught
with
fire
and
It
la
feared
wken
csmmun'.c&tioc
I
are
restored
the
death
toU
may
be
ln-j
jreaed
but
the
latett
Uifcnnitlan
shosra
j
that
Arkansas
auf
fered
moi,
eight
being
killed
In
Moscow,
five
at
Opello
andf
two
at
Sheridan.
Acrote
the
border
EraadsvUle.
Mo.,
waa
hard
hit,
three
be-hg
dead
and
twenty
Injured
there,
nearly
every
buslneaa
building,
the
thurch
and
community
ball
being
kim;
trruoi
AITOI.VT.MEXT
Of
M.tEY
TO
COAL
FRAUD
CHARGED
-
WINNIPEG
MILITIA
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
20.
Frederick
De&leyes.
manager
of
the
Canadian
Cal
Sales
Company,
was
acquitted
by
a
Jury
tcday
on
a
charge
of
fraud
connected
with
the
supplying
of
coal
to
tbe
department
of
militia.
SEATTLE
WOMAN
IS
KILLED
FOR
GEMS
SEATTLE,
Nov.
26.
Mrs.
Florence
Monks,
a
wealthy
widow,
wheae
body
today,
December
2,
a
wireless
having
been
received
this
morning
iwa
found
hidden
in
a
basement
here
from
the
master
of
the
vessel
by
the
Northern
Shipping
Co.
Ltd.,
local
agents.
The
vessel,
which
left
Honolulu
for
this
port
on
November
17,
will
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
here.
She
will
be
lined
at
the
dry
dock
and
will
probably
be
here
about
a
week.
The
Meigen
Maru
is
a
vessel
of
somewhat
similar
size
and
appearance
to
other
grain
vessels
of
the
same
line
which
have
been
here
this
fall.
She
was
built
tn
1920
port
the
Norwegian
tramp
freighter
LONDON.
Nov.
26.
King
George
today
rpproved
the
appointment
of
Ron.
Vincent
Mas-ey
as
the
first
Canadian
Minister
plenipotentiary
to
the
United
States.
This
Is
the
first
time
since
confederation
that
tbe
King
hns
approved
the
appointment
of
an
official
of
the
Canadian
Government
and
Is
the
direct
outcome
of
the
Imperial
Conference.
Tbe
wording
of
the
message
received
from
the
Secretary
of
State
for
Dominion
aJIalrs
vu:
The
CtCg
Is
graciously
pleased
to
approve
the
appointment
of
lion.
Charles
Vincent
Maascy
a
HI
Majesty's
envoy
extraordinary
and
minister
plenipotentiary
at
Washington
to
represent
the
Interests
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada."
Wednesday
night
died
of
choking.
blow
on
the
head
and
heart
failure.
Investigators
who
conducted
an
autopsy
eeclared.
Genii
valued
at
110.000,
which
she
usually
were,
were
missing.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pittsburg
2.
New
York
New
York
American
Maroons
I.
Toronto
St.
Patricks-:
X
Twenty
minute
overtime.
Rangers
0.
4.
Montreal
!
i
qitawa
2;
Thu
advertisement
appearing
tn
London
dally
newspapers,
caused
rmtc
amusement
to
visiting
Americans:
"Lady
of
title
1
witling
to
introduce
American
or
other
wishing
to
enter
tondou
society:
remuneration
required
and
references.
E.
M.
R."
See
advertisement
of
Montreal
porters
ou
another
page.
2J7
MANSONASKS
LAW
CHANGED
WOll.l)
rKOHIBIT
IMUVATF.
IMI'OKT
AMI
EXPORT
IV
Till
PROVINCE
...
PROVINCES
TOGETHER
I'KAIKie
noEK.UKTS
ASK.
IOK,
f
AST
PATHOL
SHIP
TO
Ml
OP
LlgiOU
HMt'OULINO
VICTORIA.
Not.
26.
The
Royal
Commission
investigating
tbe
customs
opened
a
session
here
this
morning,
the
first
j
witness
appearing
being
Attorney
Gen-
eral
Manson,
who
advocated
the
passing
by
the
Federal
parliament
of
legislation
prohibiting
private
Import
and
export
of
liquors
into
and
out
of
the
province.
The
representations
made
by
Mr.
Hanson
were
concurred
la
by
the
attorneys
general
of
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba,
who
also
were
prt-cent,
and
Included
request
that
adequate
patrcl
ships
w.th
a
speed
of
not
iess
than
thirty
knots
with
cultable
gun
be
established
and
directed
particularly
against
motor
ships
from
which
supplies
far
smuggling
in
raany
Instances
were
obtained.
Dealtxg;
with
the
question
of
private
stock
cf
Uquor
within
the
province.
Mr
Manson
atated
that
this
Inevitably
resulted,
despite
utmost
efforts.
In
ths
revendlcg
of
llqu.-r
by
others
than
the
government
and
the
undoing
of
the
Oovenunent
Liquor
Act
and
the
greatly
Increased
cost
of
law
enforcement.
In
reply
to
a
question
by
Chief
Justice
Brown
of
the
customs
commission
at
noon
as
to
whether
It
would
not
be
possible
to
raise
the
license
fee
on
export
liquor
houses
In
British
Columbia
so
high
as
to
put
them
out
of
business,,
Mr
Manson
stated:
"It
we
did
It
would
be
regarded
aa
prohibitory
legislation
and
would
be
declared
ultra
Tires."
lie
had
considered
Increasing
the
fee
from
;rn
to
twenty
thousand
dollars.
36
BELOW
AT
YUKON
POINTS
1(1
VKK
(
UIM:i
AT
Will
ttllOKM:
AMI
30
tlKLOU
KMilHTKKEU
AT
The
coldest
places
in
the
ncrth
th's
mcrnlng.
according
to
the
GaVernment
Telegraphs
report,
were
Fort
Selkirk
and
Stewart
River
In
Yukon
territory,
where
the
thermometer
registered
36
degrees
below
zero.
At
Dawson
It
was
30
below
and
tbe
same
at
Nahlin,
R.C.,
on
(he
telegraph
line.
The
report
aay
that
therlver
at
whltehors
closed
last'
night.
Thd
weather
report
for
other
placea
follow:
Hareltcn
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
15.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
8
below.
Smlthera
Cloudy,
calm.
'temp.
9.
Burn
Lake
8nowlng.
calm
temp.
12.
Nahltn
30
below.
5"
Terrace
Clear,
windy.
'temp.
20.
Rm?TXxl
Clear,
calm;
temp.
12.
Alyansh
Clear,
temp.
IS.
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
7
below.
Dawson
-Clear,
south
wind,
90
below,
n
i
T1
t
I
g
k