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nnd
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
nt
Anytime
gland:
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Iluildlng
3IATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
No.
293.
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i.
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in-
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i
i.
i,
Mi
KIMi
KII.IXH
WHEN
AT-1IMUM1
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Dec
IB.
A
new
conspiracy
i
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
v
a..
In
Spanish
Premier.
Oeneral
De
ss
dlacoreren
last
week
Ui
.
t..yt
a
Barcelona
despatch
to
,
v
Cspreaa.
Thirteen
anarchlsu
I
tp'.td
in
auburb
and
numer-1
..:crs
were
Uken
in
custody
at
the
country.
One
man
aa
arrested
waa
snot
when
e
1
-
escape.
inspirators.
It
I
eUted.
plan-Hoot
the
Premier
from
s
closed
a;
placed
in
front
of
his
ofUce
Winnipeg.
Dec
15
Bootleggers,
op
ac
:rsful
to
kill
the
king
'ln:er,Ung
tn
usual,
quiet,
careful
manner
when
he
funeral
.m
v.
...
n
U
A
IfM
L
V
UI
11
I
V
vh
v
r.Ar
1
.1
ARE
INCREASING
MI.H
f
MUm
NOW
AWK
lOMtlMl
0i:it
lV(
MII.I.KIN
iHMii;i.H
i
on
i;l
iun:
AMI
(HtlKM
VANCOUVEii
rw
ts
-
rour
Janan-
'
5
freighters-
-Talho
Maru.
England
M
-a.
Capetown
Maru
and
Kohshun
Maru
arrived
here,
last
night
to
load
''00.000
bushels
of
wheat.
The
first
l
is
win
carry
31.800
tons
to
the
tfiiiea
Kingdom
or
continent
and
the
four'.h
wui
take
8.000
tons
to
Japan.
Hr.lde
ihi.
n
nthr
vrucls
are
n5
loading
1J0O.000
bushels
here.
BURY
ELECTED
IN
EDMONTON
""
Kill
HU
NT
MIOMS
IIIM
T
I"'
"INM.lt
IIV
MAUtllN
(r
."'
MAYOItAl.TY
CONTEST
EDMONTON.
Ttee.
IS.
A.
V.
Q.
Bury.
'"lderman
and
ex-M
P.
for
Edmonton
E,,t
was
declared
elected
mayor
of
thU
C"J'
t
the
conclusion
of
the
fourth
Jun
taat
night.
Aid.
D.
K.
Knott.
0ur
was
second
being
sony
two
lhoutand
votes
behind.
Four
other
W
ui"
tlefeii'-'l
WINNIPEG
PATRIARCH
DEVISED
NOVEL
WAY
TO
PEDDLE
LIQUOR
.nu
.irt.irmrkin2
customers
un-
P""'""!
"
known
to
the
fraternity.
1
are
not
uncommon
in
these
parts,
but
a
new
type
of
vendor
of
Illicit
liquor
has
uow
made
his
appearance.
police
in
St.
Boniface.
Man-
recently
pounced
upon
an
aged
man
drlTlng
along
the
streets
in
a
delapltated
buggy.
Un-ik.
u.t
orrieara
dissevered
a
tank
containing
several
gallons
of
doubtful
home
brew.
The
veteran
admitted
,
that
he
had
been
peddling
his
"wares"
from
house
to
houae
for
some
time
and
had
realized
a
fair
Income.
He
declared
that
his
price
was
far
below
that
set
by
the
government
liquor
commission.
The
offender
was
fined,
PYTHIArTsiSTEks
ELECT
OFFICERS
,Mr.
I'.
.
Ilrl
I'lio'd
l
Hod
Organ-
Wul
Ion
During
fmlR
Year
.i.irn
sleeted
officers
for
the
coming
year
at
their
last
regular
meet-ing
as
follows:
Past
Chief
Mrs.
ueo.
.
joumwu.
Excellent
Chief-Mrs.
F.'W.
Hart.
Excellent
Senior
Mrs.
T.
J.
Shentott.
Excellent
Junior
Mrs.
M.
L.
Stepp.
Mansger-Mrs.
M.
lutchford.
MUtress
of
Finance
Mrs.
E.
Large.
Mistress
of
Records
and
Correspond-
cnceMrs.
u.
hobs.
rrotector
Mrs.
D.
McCullough.
Treas
Correspondent
Mrs.
M.
Leek.
Installing
Officer
Mrs.
M.
Leek.
(i.e.
cityTund
Alresdy
acknowledged
JJ
-w
T
Peterson
j
She
Mr
riliLlAlYlElS
I
OTTAWA
IS
ASKEII
HV
TtVEXTY-
thki.i:
VAMorvEit
miiitimi
l-OM
FAMES
TO
.MAKE
INVES-TIOATION
or
M.Ll.OA-TIO.VS
VANCOUVER.
December
15.
Twenty-tnree
shipping
companies'
agents
have
forwarded
the
following
statement
to
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisher-1
lea
at
Ottawa
:
"The
undermentioned
shipping
companies
are
exploltlug
pilots
by
engaging
them
at
less
than
the
pubMahed
scale
of
fees.
The
Inference
Is
that
whatever
reduction
made
by
she
pilots
In
scales
of
fees
has
been
retained
by
the
agents.
They
also
most
emphatically
state
that
In
no
instance
have
they
retained
some
of
the
reduction
msde
by
the
pilots
from
their
published
scale
Of
prices.
PRAIRIES
STILL
ARE
VERY
COLD
TIIEIt.MOMETEU
SIIOMEII
Ml
M(1N
Ol'
ItlsINO
THIS
.MOItMMl
UI.Ml
INCKEAsEs
miTlfl
I.TY
WINXIPEO.
Dec.
IS
Continuing
Its
sweep
thxvagb
the
prairie
provinces,
the
cold
wave
showed
no
inclination
to
moderate
this
morning
with
temperatures
ranging
from
12
below
at
Calgary
to
34
at
Edmonton
and
39
at
Saskatoon.
In
Manitoba
conditions
were
improved
somewhat
but
the
mercury
was
hovering
around
the
twenty
below
mark.
Strang
northwest
winds
added
to
the
biting
esld
bringing
Increased
fire
hazards.
There
is
trouble
maintaining
wire
communication
and
the
movement
of
trains.
CANfONESEARE
NEAR
SHANGHAI
HAW.
CAITl'KKII
CITY
OF
SAM!
CHOW
WHICH
IS
JfsT
110
.MII.ES
FltOM
TIIEIIt
OIUECTIYE
SHAKOHAI,
Dea.
IS.
The
city
of
Sang
Chew
In
Chcklang
province
is
reported
to
have
fallen
into
the
hands
of
the
Cantonese.
The
city
has
a
population
of
8QO.0O0
and
Is
110
miles
from
Shanghai,
the
principal
objective
of
the
Cantonese
drive.
FIRE
DESTROYS
main
OLD
YUKON
HOTEL
lovtrlrv
nl
I'nrlj-.MIIe.
Onnril
liv
Mr.
and
Mr.
sluiUe,
wui
Iturnnl
on
stimluy
'
DAWSON.
Dec.
13.
The
hotel
at
Forty-Mile,
the
first
mining
camp
In
the
Yukon,
-was
destroyed
by
fire
on
Sunday
according
to
a
report
reaching
here.
It
was
owned
and
operated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
P.
Shulrc.
V
ANCOU
V
UK
EXCH
A
N(i
IS
V
i
'
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
.
.'iv.
.Uw.
''
134,
B.
a'
Silver;
.
.
.
.
..
.,f,,
.
.
.1,70,
1.78
Dun
well
..'.
1.03
1.03
Glacier
.....
.03!,
.07.
Gladstone
.29
Vi
.31
Oranby
.
3S.00
37.00
Independence
.08
li
.08
Indian
04-
.06
Premier
1199
2.00
Porter
Idaho
09
i;
'
TlOt;
Silver
Crest
.08
Richmond
02",,
.04
Vi
Advertise
tn
the
Dally
News.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
2
below.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
4;
4
inches
new
snow.
i
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
cilai.
temp.
S;
Inches
new
snow.
low.
j
Dawson--Fcgjy.
calm,
temp.
43
belov.
Selkirk
Temp.
48
below.
!
YOSERIC
LEAVES
AND.
YPRES
MARU
STARTS
Yanrnmrr
(!el
lt
ITrt
Snowfall
SruMin
High
Temperature
l
lUplilly
.Melting
It
of
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
13.
Ending
with
the
first
snowfall
of
the
season,
the
cold
snap
experienced
In
coast
cities
during
the
past
three
days
was
definitely
broken
this
morning.
The
temperature
Is
well
above
freezing
and
three
Inches
of
snow
In
Vancouver
district
Is
rapidly
disappearing.
When
there
Is
a
resident
Canadian
minister
at
Washington,
will
the
United
States
government
reciprocate
by
appointing
a
resident
U.S.
minister
at
Ottawa.
International
courtesy
would
seem
to
require
It.
Dean
Inge
says
that
practically
no
body
now
believes
In
the
doctrine
of
eternal
punishment.
To
compensate
for
this
the
Gloomy
Dean
Is
trying
to
make
our
present
life
as
cheerless
as
possible.
I
LOADING
AT
ELEVATOR)
The
Bank
Line
freighter
Yoerlc.
Capt.
Let
too,
having
completed
leading
a
full
cargo
of
grain
here,
cleared
hut
night
at
S
o'clock
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
via
Panama
Canal.
The
vessel
was
taken
out
as
far
as
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
British
Columbia.
Tbe
Suzuki
freighter
Tpres
Maru
started
loidlng
grain
last
night
and
should
get
away
toward
the
end
of
the
week.
COLD
WAVE
DOWN
COAST
IS
ENDED
seized
when
found
changing
the
liquor
from
cases
to
sacks
at
Reef
Bay,
Tumbo
Island,
near
here,
a
few
days
after
she
sailed.
Lawson
was
asked
whether
or
not
he
had
made
a
statutory
declaration
with
regard
to
the-
crulie
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
192C
EAST
NOT
GOOD
Ill
T
DEFICIENCY
IN
l.l
MIILK
INDI
S-TRY
THERE
SfJMCWU
W,
OFFsKT
IIY
IMPROVEMENT
IN
WEST
MONTREAL,
Dec.
15.
Frank
admis
sion
that
this
year's
conditions
are
unsatisfactory
but
hope
for
better
things
tn
1927
marked
the
report
of
.
Claude
Vllllers.
president
of
the
Montreal
Lumber
Association,
presented
at
the
an-naul
meeting
here.
"During
the
past
year
the
lumber
trade
In
Eastern
Can
ada,
like
It
was
last
year,
has
been
unsatisfactory"
said
Vllllers.
The
cut
In
the
East
was
decreased
but
this
was
ozset
by
Increased
production
In
the
west,
particularly
in
British
Columbia.
Oregon
and
Woshlngton."
SUBSCRIPTIONS
FORARMYSLOW
WII.I,
HAVE
TO
HE
(lltEAT
MANY
MOItE
IF
RECORD
OF
PAST
YEARS
IS
TO
HE
ATTAINED
The
Salvation
Army
Is
desirous
of
receiving
the
names
of
needy
people
In
city
and
district
so
that
It
may
do
something
for
their
cheer
at
the
Christmas
season.
Contributions
seem
to
be
coming
In
very
slowly
for
the
Army's
unemployed
Phrktmi,
Htnnfrr
flinrt
Ttlf.ru
will
hlVt
equalled.
The
Army
acknowledges
s
donation
from
Mrs.
George
Mcllmoyle.
This
brings
the
so
far
acknowledged
total
to
811.05.
Heavy
taxes
have
roused
Schleswlg
against
the
Danes
and
Alasce
against
the
rrench.
Apparently
their
Tormer
German
masters
were
more
Witnesses
Clash
in
Giving
Important
Evidence
Before
Customs
Probe
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
December
15,
Evidence
of
two
witnesses
be-fore
the
customs
commission
yesterday
afternoon
clashed
in
import,
ant
particulars.
The
second
witness
of
the
two
was
Ft
R.
Anderson,
Vancouver
solicitor,
who
declared
that
certain
allegations
of
Capt.
R.
G.
Lawson,
the
former
witness,
were
untrue.
Lawson
had
stated
that
Anderson
brought
pressure
to
bear
upon
him
In
order
to
secure
from
him
an
affidavit
with
regard
to
a
cruise
of
the
liquor
ship
Trucllla
In
the
spring
of
1923.
The
Trucilla
cleared
for
Topolobampo,
Mexico,
with
a
cargo
of
liquor
but
was
thi
Trucllla.
He
admitted
that
he
had
Circulation
1506.
Sate)
418
The
men
repairs
or
slteratlons
are
anticipated.
A
;
had
been
in
the
city
since
Sunday
hav-new
carriage
will
be
built
fcr
the
head
j
ng
coming
recently
from
the
prairies,
rig
aad
the
track
will
be
lined
up.
The
Un
int;ueit
wUI
be
held
today,
cyclone
in
the
Induce!
draft
system
oil
the
piwer
plant
will
be
renewed.
This
company
expects
next
year
to
turn
out
some
800.000
ralman
boxei.
In
startln;
early
In
February,
which
Is
;
earlier
than
usual,
it
w.l)
have
an
I
portunlty
to
cut
for
the
east
coast
trade
on
a
larger
scale.
1C0NDITI0N
IN
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
MISS
HZEL
COX
WAS
HELD
TODAY
HAZ
ELTON.
Dec.
15.
Many
people
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
TO
ADJOURN
TONIGHT
VlhlHYl
I
I
Ml
VMIff
f
V
I
AIIKt,
flfYIIU
III
Will
I
W
I
HI
Mb
I
Vf
I
HI
i
r
m
mm
m.
m.
h.
b
mil
sr
m
j
a
m
a
a
n
a
.
rm
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
a
m
a
mam
twrnmrntkmrnMam
fttawa
bets
Up
New
dpeed
Record
by
Completing
Throne
Speech
and
Voting
Appropriations
in
3
Days
emv
musiivu
nisi
npinrp
minnivni
uninniu
1
1
twits
n
r
iia
v
ilk
v
,
.
.
.
,
;
,
...
.
,
wiui
miiLij
viui
1
supply
bill
up
today
for
final
lU
1
llNb
rKllfcb
adoption
DEPUTY
SPEAKER
NOMINATED
ouse
win
rise
inis
evemns
or
ine
innbimub
vacation,
reassembling
on
February
7
business
disposed
of
in
rapid
succession
"Ti'AWA.
December
15
The
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
throne
w.i
carried
shortly
before
midnight
in
the
House
of
.
without
division.
The
debate
ended
abruptly
after
con-z
)wu
day.
During
the
day
a
number
of
Conservative,
Pro-and
Independent
members
spoke
but
no
Liberals
took
part,
ore
midnight
the
House
bad
accepted
a
blanket
resolution
all
the
estimate
which
were
not
votd
at
last
session.
T
supply
bill
was
given
iu
first
and
second
readings
and
the
committee
ctage
today.
DMHCU
M
1
I
Y
The
remaining
business
before
Fartia-
1
ment
will
likely
be
completed
tonight
HI
YT
aUowtng
the
House
to
rise
an1
not
meet
I
JjJ
j
ag"
unui
hebruary
IS
UNCOVERED
KifuJ
oner
Driorr.
i
r
uriirim,
J
the
4dfts
and
reply
been
dlspcaed
Of
I
in
two
0)
and
the
fact
that
com
Id
-raWs
moo7
public
services
will
hart
txn
approprlald
wfll
oonsutute
a
re-curd
thm-clay
pneslure
In
OtUwa.
Within
fifteen
minutes
of
the
conclusion
of
the
debate
on
the
address,
the
supply
Dili
totalling
IS4.500.0OO
was
introduced
and
adranceO
to
the
committee
stage.
J.
rrd
Johnson.
Liberal
member
for
Long
lake.
Saskatchewan,
waa
nominated
for
the
position
of
deputy
spesker
of
the
Hote
SNOW
GENERAL
MODERATION
OF
TEMI'KRATI
RE
IN
centime
h.c.
also
on:i
IN
MDKMMl
M
LATHER
nEI'OKT
Particularly
toward
the
coast,
a
decided
moderation
U
noted
frost
the
recent
cold
snap
In
Central
Br.ttsh
CjI-u.nbla.
Snow
wa
general
thruja
Ice
night
and
thermometer
reading
went
up
thia
m;
rnir;g.
In
Prince
Ruper.
the
precipitation
waa
gradually
changing
Iravn
tnow
to
rain.
KETCHIKAN
MILL
CLOSING
DOWN
ACTIVITIES
MUX
ISK
Sl.spENDr.il
TOR
ONE
.MONTH
DIKING
WHICH
TIME
CAPACITY
HILL
RE
riiK.isr.il
!
KETCHIKAN.
De-.
15.
The
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
wUI
clue
o;.er..ti
r.i
nixt
week,
the
suspension
to
last
Quadruple
Tragedy
is
Sequel
of
Drinking
in
Southern
Interior
City
NELSON,
December
15.
Edward
Glenn,
former
American
until
soldier,
Robert
Cameron
from
Scotland;
John
M.
Doyle
of
Hamilton,
abcut
the
first
of
February
by
which
;
Ontario;
and
Clarence
Cook,
an
American,
are
dead
here
as
a
result
time
they
win
have
mads
the
necessary.
found
dead
In
of
irinUng
methylated
spirits
last
night
Glenn
was
"ertyel"
tTh?p0iertaeJtth!'a
hote,
Cameron
was
found
suffering
intense
pain
and
was
rushed
v.tM,v..T
in...
'
...!..
....
to
the
hospital
where
he
died;
Cook,
who
had
been
sentenced
to
six-
The
Government
Telegraphe
rep;rted
m
of
ntllDUt"
ind
nlvim
bMlteen
days
in
jail
for
being
drunk
and
begging
on
the
street
though
e
following
temperature
readies
this
m
cutMn8
carso
tM
the
etemihe
appeared
well,
became
ill
and
was
taken
to
the
hospital
where
the
morning:
Prince
Rupert
Saow
and
rain,
strong
southeast
wind,
temperature
37.
Ttrrace
Snowing,
strnj
north
wind,
temp.
9;
8
Inches
new,
snow.
R-wswocd
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
11:
6
Inches
new
snow.
Alysnsh
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
10;
10
Inches
new
snow.
Harclton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
14;
2
inches
new
snow.
mwet.
This
win
be
continued
until
he
died.
.Doyle,
who
had
been
jailed
for
being
drunk,
also
succumbed
the
shut
down
in
December.
No
large;
in
tbe
hospital
last
night.
Ring
speaks
in
parliament
IX
HtOKOdl
IMi
SESSION
TODAY',
MONARCH
UY
WOKII
CON
HUMS
AITONOMY
OF
HIS
were
present
at
St.
Peter's
Anglican
;
Church
here
this
afternoon
to
pay
their
LONDON.
Dec.
last
tribute
in
memory
of
a
beloved
!
prorogued
today
15.
Parliament
was
until
February
8
by
Uttle
girl
and
to
express
their
sympathy
j
King
George
who
made
reference
to
ths
to
mourning
parents,
brothers
and
sis-
situation
tn
China,
the
recent
coal
strike,
'
ters
when
the
funeral
took
place
of
Ella.
the
Imperial
Conference
and
the
com-
second
daughter
cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
R-ltag
visit
of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Icox.
who
died
here
oa
Monday.
Rev.
I
York
to
Australia
to
Inaugurate
the
new
T-
D.
Proctor
officiated
at
an
"tmprej-f
2eral
capital
at
Canberra..
,w
e
-
.
I
sire
-service.
There
were
many
floral!
"The
Chinese
JituatfSn
Is
being
j
tributes.
'watched
by
my
government
with
the
!
Beside
her
parents,
deceased
leaves
to
j
closest
attention."
the
King
stated.
For
I
mourn
her
less
two
slsters-Hazjl
and
!
le
t
'
he
departed
from
the
ror-
Thclma
and
thrqe
Jimmy
and
Happy.
brothers
Bert.
LETHBRIDGE
MAYOR
Baron
Byng
of
Vlmy.
former
governor-general
of
Canada,
were
passengers
on
the
same
steamer
that
carried
His
Royal
Highness
Prince
George,
across
the
Atlantic.
The
ducks
were
the
gift
o
the
city
of
Winnipeg,
They
were
caught
when
Innocent
little
ducklings
around
Manitoba's
marshy
breeding
lands
and
brought
to
Winnipeg
where
they
disported
themselves
on
the
park
ponds
all
summer.
Being
full
grown
now
and
capable
of
caring
for
themselves
they
were
shipped
to
t,helr
new
owner.
WASHINGTON
COLLEGE
GETS
NEW
BUILDING
Slo.t.tKM.
structure
Will
lie
Erected
it
dimpii
of
Seattle
Dilmullimal
Institution
SEATTLE,
Dec.
IS.
The
University
of
Washington
administration
announced
yesterday
that
s
8105,000
mines
building
to
be
erected
on
the
campus
had
been
ordered
by
a
special
session
of
the
regents.
SENDING
WHEAT
HERE
but
declared
it
had
been
made
as
s
re-!
EDMONTON.
December
IS.
With
ex.
suit
of
pressure
brought
to
bear
upon
j
tensive
shipments
from
the
government
him
by
Anderson.
elevator
hers'
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
Anderson
later
characterised
this
;
hoped
that
the
storage
situation
here
statement
u
lie.
'will
be
Improved.
muia
whereby
British
monarchs
referred
to
the
cabinet
as
"my
mntlsters."
He
spoke
of
"my
ministers
from
the,
.Dominions"
thereby
confirming
the
auto
nomous
status
of
the
various
-common
-
IM
DDfiDlirriP
MiAT!wealth
TOlced
at
the
recent
Imperial
111
IIAUI
I1LI11
mUUl
Conference.
WINNIPEG
CITY
SENDS
BYNG
GIFT
OF
DUCKS
I
S4V
lluldttln
(loterunirnt
Will
Fall
lit
England
and
That
Dictator
Will
Arise
j
LETHBRIDGE.
Alta..
Dec.
15.
Mayor
W.
D.
L.
Hardy,
who
has
been
chief
magistrate
of
Lethbrldge
for
18
yeara,
and
calls
the
stsrs
by
their
first
names,
is
in
a
prophetic
mood.
He
predicts
the
downfall
of
the
Conservative
government
in
Oreit
Britain
within
six
mcnths.
and
the
rise
of
s
recond
Mussolini
there.
Who
tbe
man
wilt
be.
he
canuot
say.
but
the
embryo
British
dictator
Is
as
yet
"unknswn.
Lloyd
George
wilt
not
come
back.
Mayor
Hardy
says,
and
adds
that
the
Mussolini
regime
In
Italy
will
ccllap;e
during
1927.
WOMAN
WRITER
FOUND
TUESDAY
Mr.
AOATII.V
CHRISTIE
LOCATED
IN
LONDON
INSTITUTION
AP-PARENTLY
DERANOED
HARROGATE.
England,
Dec.
15.
Agatha
Christie,
writer
of
detective
stories,
who
disappeared
almost
a
fortnight
ago,
was
fpund
In
a
hydropathic
Institute
here
yesterday
after
a
search
which
extended
to
all
parts
of
England.
Surrey
Downs
In
the
vicinity
of
her
home
were
minutely
searched
by
hundreds
of
men,
airplanes
and
cater-plller
tractors.
Col.
Archibald
Christie
Identified
the
woman,
who
arrived
tit
the
Institution
with
only
a
dressing
CMe
for
"""
,nd
ald
he
,rom
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
15.
-
Tw
enty
-two
w$4
to
be
a
great
many
more
received
If
Manltoba
ducks
from
the
lakes
and
ponds
j50"1?
'
Afrlca
the
record
of
past
years
Is
to
be
I
of
Thorpe
HaU.
the
ancestral
estate
of
novelist.
as
his
wife,
the
missing
WOULD
RETURN
PEACE
LANDS
DR.
TOLMIE
(IIVES
NOTICE
OF
.MOTION
THAT
PROPERTY
HE
RETl'RN'ED
TO
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COI.l'.MllIA
OTTAWA.
Dec
15.
Hon,
Dr.
8.
F.
Tolmle.
Conservative
member
for
Vic
toria,
has
given
notice
of
resolution
that
such
portion
of
the
crown
lands
In
the
railway
belt
of
the
Peace
River
district
In
British
Columbia
that
have
not
been
appropriated
In
furtherance
of
construction
of
railways
be
reconvened
to
the
province
which
ceded
them
to
the
Dominion
at
the
time
of
Confederation.
-..
VIC
FOLEY
BEATS
CALIFORNIA
MAN
Won
Di-vlnloii
titer
Joe
I'lmeiillml
uf
Urn
Aitgrle
In
Sl
Koiiiul!
Ilout
nt
Nrullle
t
SEATTLE.
Dec""Ts.
Vic
Foley
of
Vancouver,
the
featherweight,
won
s
decision
over
Joe
PImenthal
6t
Los
Angeles
In
a
six-round
event
here
hut
night