Si
A:
25
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
ciand;
Eichanee
Uullding
"
JIATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
"VOL
XVI
No
2H1-
IERALMcRAE
PAYS
$1,250
AS
COST
OF
LIBEL
ij;v
tim
tiii:
ii:vutv
ii
iu
rt;
r.tn
into
rt
tti
ITMllM.
Afrf.AL
Id.
-
XI?
Dei
I
Oeoeral
A
D
'
-
)
SliiO
for
the
used
1
4
William
Sloan.
mtnisMr
of
j
d-nit
won
a
sun
lor
llbtl
genera)
and
balm
to
hl'4-
a.
id
teputatlon
to
Uie
v
The
Oaoefarti
lesal
ad-apply
far
a
stay
in
pay-iUgmrtil
aod
vUl
aussaat
thousand
cMlars
be
paid
bond
entered
lu
lor
".if
the
outeom
of
tae
lie
aollcitora
for
Oeoeral
rt.iiblla
fllrd
in
the
libel
i
nor
wed
by
the
supreme
by
Chlel
Justice
Hunter
if
aunel
tor
the
uusui-
,3).'.
MEIGEN
MARU
REACHES
PORT
'trtuy:
i
iii'iiiiiTi
it
i:iiii:ii
AT
"N
1(IAY
Til
I.Otll
UHMS
'"It
I
MTU)
KIMilXlM
lilt
niTIM:T
uneventful
paue
from
-
nicii
port(ihe
lall
on
No
"
the
"K."
line
freighter
Ma
u
arrived
In
the
harbor
at
"
ijdsy.
a
day
ahead
of
the
uad
been
originally
set
for
T"e
vessel
was
met
at
"tu
by
Cpt.
Larry
Thomson
'
and
was
piloted
In
by
;
n
Maru,
after
passing
cus-'
MUarantlnc
Inspection
while
:
uie
harbor,
moved
up
to
the
where
fumigation
will
take
'ISM
Tomorrow
montlng.
Niart
and
the
vessel
should
"
the
elevator
about
Bat-Tuward
the
latter
ptt
of
sue
will
clear
with
a
car?
lor
delivery
to
the
UnlUtt
-ism
or
continent.
ANYOX
PIONEER
BADLY
INJURED
llrrt
lirllmi
I'uiu
I
iwi
I
nun
"'M.le
Internal
lnjrte
"'Q
tllU
hi.n
In
.ha
cltV
"Hon
"'Shi
It.
1
't
"
'lilt
M
&
-
viU
t
(Vw
II
CU
lit
VitV
"
at,.
a
from
that
of
changed
injuries
auatalned
by
Hert
never
Pioneer
emnlnvre
f
the
.
...
t.0
.
at
Anvm
lut
ThnmdftV
While
wnrlri.ii.
at
u
I
orf
rnnt
smeiter.
town,
he
fell
eighteen
IfYltM
Ibi
aaer
to
s
flout.
Beverai
r
broken
In
addition
to
Inter
!
'"June
hu
condition
being
o
as-'
he
has
not
been
permitted
m
mo
Qranby
Hospital.
t
arm
would
carry
the
ataa
at
tb
people
ami
this
might
br
Ibr
rom
that
the
doctor
a
to
fill
i:
(ANtlt
7it.tii:
MOl'Mt
xll'.tlUI.V
OTTAWA,
Dee.
I.
OanadsM
toul
trade
for
ts)r
twteve
montlM
aodlBS
Oclsber
0.
TnjXQ&BO
geeater
than
for
the
praordtof
twelve
montba.
Ifsaoru
and
pon
ahowed
a
marksd
adeaoec
over
the
Oe
last
two
years.
In
from
Ctnao
Agricul
tural
products,
wood
and
paper
products
lead
imports
nursed
advance
Ui
tcsulea
8&e
Sbtbi
ahow
metala
and
NOTHING
DOING
ON
WATERFRONT
ROAD
KrfmrU
t
ninniltlre
I
rom
t'll
foiinrll
Mhlrli
Inlrnlrwril
.iiirrlntriiilriit
nil
M.illrr
Aid
8teheas
reported
at
last
night's
council
meeting
that
he
and
Aid.
Joa.
Orear.
having
bean
apiMinted
on
a
com-mlttto
last
week
with
AW.
Perry,
had
in-
(retawed
W.
.
Tobef.
OJi.K-
superin
tendent,
on
Uie
question
of
a
road
be-.
hunt
to
connect
the
Oavernment
nd
C.N.K
wbarvrs
on
the,
waterfront
Ph.
o.,u
rDort
that
oould
be
made
was
that
they
hsd
not
got
very
fsr
Mr
Tubay
Utclliuog
to
make
any
pro-
inl
in
cohnectton
with
the
matter.
He
had
informed
the
oommtttee
that
It
i
ahotu.
s7.ooo
to
build
the
'
'
wvuw
rnn
and.
after
It
was
built,
the
rail
way
company
did
not
see
where
It
would
derive
much
benefit
from
It.
Mr.
Tobev
had
been
doubtful
as
to
the
amount
of
traflir
that
would
go
over
committee,
of
course,
such
a
road,
the
ii..
vii-w
that
It
would
be
Ciir4.B
exieiwively
used.
BURNS
LAKE
MENTAL
PATIENT
DIED
AFTER
REACHING
ESSONDALE
i.i.ertor
William
Bpiller
and
Con
atoble
Thomas
Camm
nnd
Hubert
Qlb-.....
who
escorted
Joe
Bankry.
the
mur-
rirer
of
Miss
Loretta
Chlshojm.
.
to
.
.h.n.
ha
will
be
hanited
'dn
ir.hr...rv
id
.'rctiirticd
to
thenau.'on
Prince
liupert
this
afternoon
"from
the
i
.
Ikal
ttl
inn
T
cool
Indifference
that
he
manifested
ever
h.inir
Dlaced
Uiuier
nrrrsi
1
1
1
v.
.
.
-
--u
...mot
Augustus
Bloom,
a
Burin
Uke
mental
natlent.
whom
liee
ottictr
also
took
iouth
died
on
tht
night
ot
his
arrival
ui
Essondsle.
Advertise
In
th
Dully
News
NOVEMBER
WAS
I
FINE
MONTH
UiUKiiiT
m
nmiim:
;us
iiorits
,m
RAIN'
ONLY
C1.IU.
I
Wether
during
the
month
of
Novem-'
ber
in
Prince
Kupert
was
a
good
deal
txtter
than
average
according
to
the
(
report
or
ii.
u.
let.
uigDy
utana.
Dominion
meteorologist.
There
was
a
tstal
of
79.7
hours
of
bright
sunshine
whereas
last
year
there
was
but
30
hours:
precipitation
wa
6.46
Inches
eomparrdwlth
an
average
(or
ten
years
or
11-29
inches,
and
the
mean
temperature
of
44.6
was
more
than
two
de-giees
better
than
the
average
of
42.
Weattier
figuies
for
the
month
were
as
fallows:
v
Total
svnahltsa.
79.7
hours
Total
precipitation.
0.46
Incbe.
Oreattat
daily
rainfall.
126
Inches
oe
November
C.
Total
wind
velocity.
4310
milai.
3012
mites
from
Uie
southeast.
Oreatost
wind
velocity
44
miles
per
hour
on
.November
10
from
southeast.
Highest
barometer
readlnf
at
ava
level.
MM.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
saa
level.
29.1
an
November
11.
Mean
temperature.
41.6.
Xlsxlmum
temperature.
66
on
November
to
and
Minimum
temperature
3
on
November
JO.
21
26
and
T7
PERMITS
FOR
$10,080
OF
BUILDING
ISSUED
DURING
PAST
MONTH
Building
permits
issued
during
month
ot
November
at
the
office
total
value
ot
110.080
of
I
as
follows:
Biological
Board
of
Canada,
steel
gas
tank
at
biological
station.
30a
J.
E.
Dyer,
repairs
to
ffaraje.
First
Avenue.
AOO.
N.
Ourvlch.
reatdence
on
Praaer
Street.
M.3O0.
King
Tal.
repairs
to
foundation.
Ninth
Avenue.
2M.
rhlljKiU
&
Evltt.
wharf
and
ware-
httue.
waterfront.
S2.O00.
J.
II
awe,
verandah
to
residence,
AtUn
Avenue.
SiOO.
L
C.
Eby.
reslitngling
roof.
Fraser
Street.
39.
A.
It.
Mcpherson,
residence
on
Eighth
Avenue
West.
I2.600
C.
P
Riel.
garage
on
Filth
Avenue
Wesi.
200.
POPULAR
SKIPPER
l'Ult.
HERE
WITH
BRIDE
uhiI
.Mix
Janipo
llruwii
urr
llrre
ImiH-rUI
till
(Ws
Tanker
Mliu
llrru
Local
friends
are
congratulating
Capt.
Jamea
Urown.
master
of
the
Imperial
Oil
tanker.
Mtna
Brea.
which
arrived
In
port
at
6.1
S
this
morning
from
loco
with
a
full
cargo
ot
fuel
oil
tor
the
Imperial
Oil
Co
s
local
tanks.
Capt.
Brown
Is
back
aboard
the
vessel
after
holiday
trip
to
Scotland
where
he
captured
a
fair
bride
who
Is
accom
panying
him
on
this
trip.
The
Mlna
Brea
will
sail
early
tomorrow
morning
un
her'
return
south.
NOVEMP.EU
1'IRES
During
the
month
of
November
fire
caused
tin
estimated
damage
totalling
1.117
lu
Prince
Rupert.
The
burning-
of
the
house
of
the
late
Mrs.
Alberta
Daniel
on
Eighth
Avenue
West
caused
damage
ot
8l72il7
damage
to
the
house
and
1300
to
furniture.
Damage
when
the
schooner
Johanna
burned
at
the
government
wharf
I
estimated
at
1300,
there
being
no
Insurance.
There
were
five
tire
alarms
during
the
month.
HOCKUY
RESULTS
ivtrolt
4.
Montreal
Maroons
0.
Toronto
St.
Patricks
6.
PHUburg
Ottawa
2,
Boston
1.
New
York
Rangers
4,
Chicago
Overtime.
0.
Jarvls
McLeod,
collector
ot
customs.
Milled
last
evonlnu
by
the
Cardena
tor
Vancouver
ou
a
brief
busine.
trip.
us.
I
think
It
would
not
be
out
or
'
ni.ra
in
vtr
nf
thr
exhibition
of
the
!
Kcnntth
Hushes
of
the
Consolidated
Exporters
contluued
his
evidence
at
tbe
morning
session
in
regard
to
business
done
by
his
firm
with
Americana.
He
ta'.d
an
effort
had
been
made
by
a
nun
called
Ward
Thomas
ot
Taeoma
to
transport
liquor
across
the
line
by
airplane.
The
venture
was
unsuccessful
because
the
British
Columbia
machine
which
he
used
was
unreliable.
BANK
ROBBED
IN
VANCOUVER
LtlNK
ItAMlIT
INVAUI.N
ROYAL
BRANCH
AT
COKNKIt
OI'
IIEN-MAN
ANII
UAVIK
VAM'Ol'W.U.
Urr.
I.
lurclng
three
employer
Into
a
liurk
nxmi
mhlrh
he
ItarrUnilril
it
ltd
furniture,
a
lone
biimllt
rolilird
the
brunch
uf
the
Itniul
I
lank
of
Cmiuda
In
tlir
urit
mil
ut
tirninan
unit
liaile
strreli
shortly
after
iiimhi
today
and
rrMil
with
apinilmately
S'I.imhi
In
chIi.
Knlrfln-
tlir
irnnNr
the
mhlier
roierril
the
niuiuicer,
E.
J.
Ilrimiiliin.
iiml
Inn
clerks
with
a
re
mlirr
uml,
ortlrrlu;
llirin
to
put
lip
tlielr
Imntti,
forcril
tlirm
Into
u
Imck
riHini,
then
looleil
the
t-usli-ler's
I'Hge.
cMupInc
Willi
the
cli.
SECOND
EXPLOSION
SAN
PEDRO
HARBOR
8
AN
PEDRO,
Dec
l.
The
second
ship
explosion
in
the
harbor
here
yes
terday
set
tire
lust
night
to
the
speed
boat
Swallow,
a
converted
sub-chafer.
Four
men
previously
aboard
the
boat
are
reported
missing
HEUSTIS
APPOINTED
LORD'S
DAY
ALLIANCE
TORONTO.
Dec
1
Rev.
Dr.
C.
H.
Heustla
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
gheral
secretary
of
the
Lord's
Day
Alliance
at
a
meeting
ot
the
exe-
ume
here
9ms
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
DECEMDER
1,
192C.
Wondtrful
Peace
River
Fatm
Produces
Wheat
and
Oats
and
Beats
the
World
at
Chicago
CHICAGO.
December
1.
Herman
Trelle
of
Wembley,
Peace
River,
Alberta,
was
yesterday
adjudged
"Oats
King"
of
America
by
winning
the
oatu
Hweepstake
at
the
international
bay
and
grain
show.
A
Trelle
had
already
been
picked
as
"Wheat
King,"
this
is
the
first
UtnVlji
history,
a
far
as
known,
when
the
world's
t'hampion
wheat
ind
oats
have
been
grown
on
the
same
farm.
Ii
means
that.
Canada
not
only
predominates
by
right
of
title
to
these
two
grains
for
another
year
but
holds
the
versatility
record
for
all
time.
Although
only
years
of
age,
Mr.
Trelle
told
the
re-lorters
here
that
he
started
ten
years
ago
as
a
homesteader
with
no
capital
finding
his
profession
of
engineering
not
to
Jiis
liking.
From'
the
original
1C0
acres
he
had
increased
his
holdings
to
480
acres.
Evidence
Given
the
Customs
Commission
is
Unreliable
and
Witnesses
Lectured
by
Brown
VICTORIA.
December
1.
Witnesses
before
the
Royal
Commission
invtwtigati5g
the
Customs
incurred
the
wrath
of
members
of
the
commission
a&
its
sitting
yesterday
owing
to
reluctance
to
answer
questions
arram
tendency
to
stray
fromthe
facts.
-
Captain
Griffiths
of
the
Comus.
one
of
the
coastwise
liquor
carriers,
described
trips
made
by
his
vcnsel
but
his
memory
proved
poor
and
R.
L.
Calder,
K.C..
conducting
the
examination,
became
inpatient.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
captain
s
testimony
Chairman
J.
tn'
T.
P.rown
said:
Fur
the
future
I
warn
all
witnesses
the
city
building
awpeciar
represent
a
.
commission
that
I
win
see;,,,,,..
The
permlU
were
puuUnmettt
,win
and
sureiWfcLL
MlUWll
rtUrLt
i
to
inose
laisuying
meir
riuta
uciuc;
MARRIED
AT
HMR
pttt
few
days,
to
emphasize
that
the
.
M)
i.ivinia
lirt
krr
KrronieK
isrIUr
of
taking
of
-an
oath
U
a
saered
matter.
.
7iwmis
..
...,.
,
,IllBt
,,
The
commission
ot
perjury
la
a
crime
much
more
serious
than
smuggling
bootlegging.
or
A
wedding
of
Interest
was
aolerruj-Ued
at
the
Hyder
M.
E.
Church
by
the
Rev.
S.
J.
.Warren,
when
Miss
Larina
Becker,
second
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
William
11.
Becker,
of
Stewart,
and
Mr.
Thomas
Hatton.
formerl)
ot
Toronto,
and
more
recently
con
nected
with
the
Dunwetl
mine.
were,
united
In
marriage
says
the
Portland
banal
News.
Miss
Jean
Becker
and
Earl
Becier.
brother
and
sister
ot
the
bride,
acted
as
bridesmaid
and
best
mau
respectively.
The
bride's
gown
was
of
white
duchesse
satin
and
lace
ami
the
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
carnations,
while
the
bridesmaid
wore
pretty
dress
ot
white
silk
voile.
She
also
carried
white
and
ping
carnations.
After
the
ceremony
tbe
bridal
party
drove
over
to
v
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
which
wm
appropriately
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Refresh
menu
were
served
to
numerous
guest,
after
which
dancing
was
enjoyed
un
til
the
small
hours.
The
happy
couple
were
the
recipients
of
many
handsome
gilts
and
good
wishes
from
theli
numerous
friends.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hatton
left
tor
their
honevmoon
in
Seattle,
arter
wnicn
their
plans
are
uncertain.
PASTORAL
STAFF
FOR
BISHOP
SCHOFIELD
VICTORIA,
Dec
1
-
Presentation
io
Blahoo
Schoiield
of
a
aUver
mounted
ebony
pastoral
staff
featured
the
meet
ing
last
night.
Today
U
devoted
to
the
celebration
of
the
tenth
anniversary
of
the
Bishop's
consecration
as
head
ot
the
diocese
of
Columbia.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
172
1.74
Dimwell
1-00
1.02
Glacier
'
Gladstone
-30
.32
Grauby
3
00
30.00
Howe
Sound
39.00
42.00
Independence
....
-Ps
.0314
Marmot
-08'
i
.10
Premier
'.
198
2.02
Porter
Idaho
08
.09
J4
Richmond
OS
07
Circulation
1708
Sain
877
COMMITTEE
TO
MEET
MINISTER
TODAY
ON
Last
night
the
road
committee
met
and
arranged
to
lay
the
case
far
a
road
to
Terrace
before
the
minister
of
lands.
They
will
meet
him
this
after
noon
at
five
o'clock
when
the
whole
situation
will
be
talked
over
and
the
members
of
the
committee
will
express
the
views
of
the
community
and
ask
for
work
to
go
ahead.
Members
of
the
committee
in
at
tendance
last
night
were:
Mayor
Newton
representing
the
city
council;
Alderman
Joe
Greer
and
George
Casey
representing
the
mass
meeting:
S.
E.
Parker,
Board
of
Trade:
S.
D.
Macdonald.
Trades
and
Labor
Council:
H.
F.
Pullen.
Rotary
Club:
Harry
Love.
Sons
ot
Canada:
John
Bergman.
Scandinavian
league.
The
representatives
of
the
Oyro
Club.
St.
Andrew's
Society
and
St.
George's
society
did
not
attend.
SNOWING
AT
NUMBER
POINTS
IN
DISTRICT
No
Zero
Weatliirr
Reported
Except
In
Yukuii
Territory
Till
.Morning
While
no
sero
weither
was
reported
thu
morning
except
in
Yukon
Terri
tory,
it
was
snowing
at
Terrace.
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Burns
Lake.
The
Government
Telegraphs
report
says:
8.
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
40.
Terrace
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
27.
Anyox
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
34.
Rosswood
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
28.
Alyansb
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
25.
Alice
Arm
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
33.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
20.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
Smtthere
Clear:
calm,
teanp.
18."
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
24
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
south
winds.
5
below.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
20
VOTING
TODAY
GOING
ON
IN
ONTARIO
WITH
PROHIBITION
AS
ISSUE
TORONTO,
Dec
1.
Voting
in
proceeding
apace
throughout
Ontario
but
there
la
nothing
to
Indicate
what
the
result
la
likely
to
be,
each
side
expressing
confidence
that
It
will
lead
when
the
ballots
are
counted.
There
la
strong
prohibition
sentiment
In
some
parts
of
the
province
and
a
number
of
the
newspapers
are
strong
against
Fer-guson'a
policy
of
government
sale.
jtSSSjMBtMBMBM
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
1
Price
Five
Cents
ANK
HOLDUP
IN
VANCOUVER
TODA
Y
IIVER
CONGRATULATES
TOLMIE
ON
HIS
APPOINTMENT
)liver
Congratulates
Tolmie
on
Appointment
to
Party
Leadership
umier
says
he
will
give
man
recently
chosen
a
run
for
his
money
and
refers
humor-ously
to
Kamloops
gathering
i;iA.
December
1.
--Premier
Oliver,
speaking
at
the
an
g
of
the
Victoria
Literal
Association,
congratulated
S.
uutl
also
the
Conservative
irty
upon
the
rhoiee
of
the-
..t
the
party.
"I
have
esteemed
Dr.
Tolmie
very
highly.
".
good
farmer,
like
myself.
If
he
has
as
good
judgment
:.-
he
ha
in
farming,
the
Conservative
party
is
to
be
con-
ir
that
which
characterised
it
for
some
time
pant."
-micr.
"1
promise."
added
Oliver,
"that
I
will
give
him
-
money.
1
will
stay
in
the
Legislature
and
fight
the
iCimimllis
m
leaf
m
t
bare
brrsth
in
s"
TIM
rnato
said
he
heard
Ihr
Km-loopa
bmc
line
ealkd
a
revival
sod
Totmtt
bad
aM
that
utyoar
was
savrd
bu:
huuwll
Oliver
adds
that
there
might
be
aanscthlnc
In
what
the
doctor
Mtd
There
had
always
Mm
a
acapasoat
which
Liquor
Vessel
is
Still
Held
at
Victoria;
Will
be
Reported
to
Ottawa
VICTORIA,
December
1.
The
projected
voyage
of
the
liquor
vessel
Chris
iloeller
to
San
Bias,
Mexico,
with
more
than
20,003
cases
of
the
various
brands
aboard
.will
probably
be
reported
to
the
minister
of
customs
at
Ottawa
and
Incidentally
the
minister
will
be
asked
to
make
an
order
in
regard
to
the
ship.
Just
what
will
be
the
recommendation
of
the
commission
in
regard
to
the
disposition
of
the
vessel
is
not
known.
Last
evening
before'
adjourning,
Hon.
N.
W.
Rowell,
K.C.,
counsel
for
the
commission,
warned
the
solicitors
for
that
vessel
that
when
the
sitting
resumed
today
he
-
-
-
would
suggest
to
the
cammlss.on
that
tbe
whole
situation
In
regard
to
tbe
Uxller
be
reported
to
tte
mlnlit:r.
The
solicitors
will
thus
be
given
an
opportunity
to
appear
and
make
any
repreien-
,
tetions
which
they
desire.
.
Yesterday's
sitting
was
featured
by
the
HANDS
FROZE
PULLMAN
CAR
appearance
of
Jesse
Nosentaff
of
Vancou-
vet,
president
ot
the
Manitoba
Refuera
of
,
1NIU
CTOIl
SUI
T
OI
T
WHEN
TRAIN
B.C..
the
organisation
which
is
ialpp:ng
f
NT
ARTS
NEARLY
I'ERIshes
EX
liquor
on
the
Chris
MseUer.
Noieatoff
nut
it-
turned
out
to
be
a
man
of
some
expert-1
,
ence
in
the
liquor
traffic,
having
operated!
-Kimsis
w
at
various
points
In
Ontario
during
the
Jur
"J
mua
w?"e
past
lew
years.
He
stated
that
at
one
time
though
the
night.
Joe
he
ran
a
billiard
parlor,
bowling
alley
,
1rTace-
oa
ne
anaoiaa
n-
"onal
Railway.
1
la
the
hospital
here
and
cigar
stand
at
Moosejaw
and
ex-
'"h
hu
nands
frozen.
pUintd
that
he
had
been
with
the
.
Lafance
left
toe
cr
l
8loux
Look-present
Manitoba
rttlnery
.Inc.
August
of
the
J
oul
to
"toe
a
faulty
dynamo
and
year
when
he
Invested
I2S.0JO
in
ie
company.
brfore
hd
"nihsd-ha
.train,
atarted.
im
'He
Jumped
for
the
car
and
found
the
QUESTION
OF
ROAD,
difficulty
-
door
locked
but
he
held
on
to
the
hand-I
rail
until
the
train
reached
Hudson
,
where
he
.was
found
speechless
and
half
j
unconscious.
His
hands
-were
frozen
to
GRAIN
GROWERS
GOOD
SEASON
MOItE
IUKINKS.S
THAN
EA'KK
ItKI'OICE
IN
HISTORY
OF
ORGANIZATION
PROFIT
CALGARY.
Dec.
1.
The
post
year
has
been
the
best
In
the
history
ot
.
the
United
Grain
Growers'
Ltd-
according
to
the
financial
report
submitted
at
the
annual
meeting
this
morning.
The
net
profits
totalled
1667.000.
The
company's
elevators
handled
fifty
per
cent
mare
business
than
during
any
previous
year
and
the
total
turnover
In
country
and
terminal
elevators
reached
874.000.000.
It
was
announced
that
the
company
had
abandoned
th
esawmlll
at
Huttoa
which
recently
burned
down.
EXPLOSIONON
BIGTANKER
SAN
PEDRO.
Dx.
1.--Seven
members
ef
tbe
crew
of
the
tanker
Warwick
were
seriously
Injured
In
an
exploaton
of
undetermined
origin
yesterday
afternoon.
Tbe
ship
was
flooded
lu
order
to
control
the
tire
The
ship
was
loud
lug
gasoline
at
the
time
of
the
explosion
which
racked
the
entire
harbor
district.
THRONG
GREETED
PRINCE
GEORGE
AT
REVELSTOXE
STATION
REVELSTOKE.
Dec.
1
A
thronged
platform
greeted
Prlnca
George
on
hla
arrival
yesterday
afternoon.
He
was
presented
with
a
basket
of
fruit
and
chatted
Informally
with
many
of
those
present
before
resuming
his
eastward
Journey
QUEEN
MARIE
ItEACHED
FRANCE
YESTERDAY
CHERBOURG,
France,
Dee.
1,
After
being
delayed
several
hour
owing
to
rough
weather
preventing
landing,
Queen
Marie
and
party
came
ashore
from
the
Brrengarla
yesterday
after,
non
and
left
for
Paris.
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