IM
1
it:.'
liie
25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
nywher
at
Anytime
gland?
Exchange
Huildlng
MATT
VII1ECK,
Prop.
voL
XU
N
292.
-.iii
lukrv
ivrrlli
l
""iKlrnU
uf
(arl.w.l.
..f
t'oinlng
Here
''.li:
i;lrtsl'r-
heal
.
v
niflcvz
ttia
morning
reporteJ
ads
of
grain
ou
XU
division
'
'
arload
east
of
Jasper
bouiul
T
ie
trains
are
now
coming
in
'
and
unloading
at
the
eleyatur.
0
British
steamer
Voaerle
cim-4
umdjug
tiai$
todivV
for
the
v!
Kingdom
r
continent
wltli
ft
'
"r.o
Having
completed
lining
at
a
'-an
dock,
the
Siwukl
line
''''
Ypres
Maru,
went
on
berth
elevator
early
thla
afternoon.
K
,iae
bout
Klfuxu
Mam."
now
'
the
dry
dock,
will
soon
be
:
"
art
loading.
VANCOUVER
HEATEN
vANr;otVEn
K
Port
Arthur
,
'
'
team
defeated
Vancouver
tt'
Hit-
1
Fom
Fay
Goes
on
Stand
an
Tells
More
About
Chris
Moeller's
Cargo
meiaw,
director
or
Lonsouaated
Exporters
Corporation,
declares
C.GMM.
had
agreed
to
carry
liquor
more
campaign
funds
ijI'VEIL
D-mUr
14
-
Four
witne.-ses
who
appeared
ustomr
commiomon
and
jre
evident-
in
connection
with
Moeller
liquor
ship
may
be
prosecuted
for
erjury.
iJiuwn
Antiotiiu-ed
Monday
aftt-rnoon
that
he
and
his
col
wrrc
considering
the
advtMbi.it
of
recommending
to
the
".rneml
of
llntish
Columbia
the
prosecution
of
these
four
k
'
".
"amff
were
not
mentioned.
The
announcement
end
"f
the
examination
of
Tmd
Fay.
ao
important
wft-
GOVERNMENT
r.
the
iun
ir
m:
Tt.KKiioHt
ioi:
K
1
11
III
ttllofj;
ritotlML
rcLMiiK
otJtm
iiij.
viii
w.k
tano
r
,
up
f
vast
territories
in
-
which
are
s
yet
-'Ti
and
will
he
!
p
!f
Jtl
(9:tliir:,t.
de-r
Oliver
SYt
;uurhMi
of
'
Cr
Ctm
e-
r
a
roe
tor
.iT.u!.
li
i
It
IS
.!;'.
-!l
thi
"lt
tMt
'e.-r
i.n
tr.bu-
;
that
the
;
v-
'
rr
ike
etdue
j-
n:ne
!
-i-t
can
be
scu;ci
wo
y
!
'
the
prrmlei
the
mocrt
prjprr:iui
in
'
l"
OTT
ol
the
prvllice
es
se
m-ord
r
ol
ibe
ike.
'
WRY
AHEAD
IN
EDMONTON
0m
.
ON
nuil'UKTIONALIti:-'""M.MATION
Msii.M
AMI
WIL1
MUJ,
NOT
in:
lixu.
'K
mo
ou
Tiiur.i;
The
evidence
of
ray
Introduced
ti
mvstenoo
"Rodrtavez"
RienM
to
by
a
former
wttaem
as
the
caoManee
of
Chris
Moellrr't
ctrn
of
31.
OOP
"RodrifiMK"
declared
Fay
wa
in)
lb
Mr
vu
a
real
Onh
and
Baa
ho
had
puictvaaed
the
earn
of
tiur
Can
Ua4e
after
aome
iauoaa
with
wttaeaa
In
San
Krao-
i
aad
1m
A
mien
laat
fan
The
j
wu
bound
for
Saa
Bias
aatd
fwr
,
admitted
that
he
acted
aa
laud
,
ayeav
l"f
lKuor
cargoid
la
San
Fran-
j
rtc
!'d
Um
Angrit
tome
yvar
aaa.
UNMH.IIi
tTtli
niKLCIIlIt
At
ihr
raarninc
1011100
of
the
cam-niiaon
reatrrday.
ItoateU
Wbitlaw,
dl-1
rrctor
of
the
OonaoUdaUd
Eparter
;
CorparaMoa.
declarad
that
the
Oaaa
idian
Ooreraaaent
Xletefcent
Uarlne
had
'irred
to
usnaport
UqtNr
from
Oreat
i
Britain
to
Vancouver
on
through
UMs
of
ladin
fnr
Ueslcan
ae
Centra
Aster
lean
porta
Other
ltnea
had
refuted
to
oar-7
the
uqttor
before
the
aot-crnment
line
arrepUid
"We
thcught
we
couldn't
be
wmocI-tad
oils
uaonr
better
than
the
Oau-adlan
Ooetrnment
and
that
It
w-m
quite
aafe.'
aaid
WhiUaw
.
Arrance-hionu
were
made
tr
Um
Umdon
aaent
of
tar
OonaulMatad
with
the
C
QJJiu.
there
and
theae
anncriBnu
were
aonfirnMd
by
the
MMttml
once.
Whlt
law
at
Id
he
would
t
Ue
rerreopon-lenee
with
London.
CtMIMMlN
HM'
A
turn
of
110.000
waa
ooutrtbutrd
V
Ubaral
ompahjn
fund
by
the
Ooa-aolidaw!
Xi
port
en
of
BilOwh
Otumbla
in
the
month
of
December,
182J.
c-rordlnn
to
the
evldeaee
of
WhiUaw.
aa
W.f
la
CLfwauaaSI
V
fJ
Mmrn
IlkWUI
X)N,
Dec.
11
A
-cond
,reo
"
"
'V'
1
"1
TZTT
w
imer
of
Mandat
e
election
but
A.
V.
a.
Ilary
look
like
j
the
Consolidated.
Anderson,
who
was
preaetit,
explained
that
he
bad
been
hassAed
the
cheek
to
rertmm
a
promise
which
he
understood
had
been
made
by
the
Consolidated
EsmirtMa
to
eontnmite
to
vne
uorrai
campaign
funda
held
two
months
previous
but
the
Con-1
undated
had
not
made
tte
oontrlbu-tlon
at
that
time.
He
had
taken
the
aio.000
aiMl
handed
It
to
'the
man
who
was
recognireo
as
um
leaner
the
Liberal
party
here
"
Anderson
said
he
had
no
connection
with
the
release'
of
a
liquor
ship
or
tbe
contribution
tt
campatgn
.....
,....!
those
Pink
voucners
wrn
m
i
1
Bcwell
aW
lie
had
been
Informed
re-'
prtweuted
iwytnenu
W
ornclals
prortiibUl
sjovernment
by
Uie
Kennrdr
Oo."
liquor
expor
eattiianocd
the
atteutlou
of
the
commission.
The
vouchers
were
marked
only
w4tb
initials
and
were
discovered
by
auditors
for
the
commission.
Then
they
disappeared
and,
finally,
after
being
demanded,
reappeared
on
Monday
torn
M
t-
Ororge
Brlfcl,
president
of
the
Kennedy
Op.,
was
on
the
stand
but
counsel
failed
to
elucidate
from
him
an
ex-.....iion
of
the
vouchers.
Rowell
took
one
of
the
torn
pma
nH
to
eet
some
light
aooui
if
R.tfel
1,;
of
the
I1
greatest
preoautlona
hare
beeri
taken.
It
la
aascrted
that
.
lack
t
propor
supervwioa
by
senior
flying
oincera
1
nepoaelMe
tor
the
high
death
rate.
The
atr
ministry
says
that
officers
take
unttecewary
risks,
such
aa
carry.
.
ou
tanta
at
a
low
altitude,
and
An
election
j
k.h
had
been
.
UMt
Ul
lte
jliajvrilr
Ul
VJinrv
uracil
um
not
been
due
to
defects
in
tbe
math-lues
but
to
over-confidence
on
the
part
of
the
pltota.
The
loss
of
life,
bow-ever,
has
caused
no
dlmmtaalng
of
the
number
of
recruit
for
the
service
or
of
keetuiess
on
the
part
of
the
flyers,
and
the
air
forces
of
Oreat
Britain
are
aald
by
in
command
to
be
aa
good,
or
!crhtps
even
better,
than
those
In
other
countries.
Joseph'
"
,
nfin,nt,ni
.,
twuaejh
Khil
AN
shK
(
M
MA
for
1S5
with
the
initial
"M."
marked
on
it
and
INJURED,
MONTREAL
mnmnrr
Tulltr
lire
Peeking
for
Wife
of
J11I111
Mnllh
lo
A(hle
ller
of
the
(hi
urrem-e
I
"v.
victoria.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
DECEMBER
14,
1926
Death
Follows
in
Wake
of
Cold
Wave
Stretching
from
Manitoba
to
Rocky
Mountains
WINNIPEG,
December
14.
Stretching
from
Lake
Superior
Into
the
Rocky
Mountains,
a
cold
wave
which
followed
last
SaturdJry's
blizzard
continued
today,
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
feeling
the
brunt
with
the
mercury
sliding
to
34
below
at
Saskatoon.
Numerous
farm
houses-were
destroyed
by
fires
and
hardships
are
being
experienced
by
rural
settlers
in
isolated
districts.
Near
Kipling,
Saskatchewan,
fire
forced
a
family
of
seven
to
flee
lightly
clad
and
the
residence
of
Ilishop
Toews
of
Rosethern,
head
of
the
Mennonite
Church,
was
destroyed,
a
young
daughter
being
probattly
fatally
burned
while
-
other
members
of
the
family
suffered
nrlr,n
injuries
from
frost
bite.
Reuben
Shan-
LLUliJ
utUKut
JLLO
non.
a
homesteader
near
Sedafia.
Alberta,
was
found
dead
in
a
snowdrllt
near
his
shack.
He
had
evidently
been
caught
in
the
bltzard.
V
At
Lake
Louise
thla
morning
the
thermometer
touched
fifty
below.
SIXTY-SEVEN
DROWN
AS
TRANSPORT
SINKS
Iweiilj-Mne
saied
I'roni
Miip
Aruio
olf
Ciulvt
of
Chili
011
Sundu
BUENOS
AIRES,
Dec.
14.
Sixty-seven
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Chilean
transport
ship
Aruco
were
drowned
oa
Sunday
when
the
vessel
sank
In
a
violent
gale
off
Lota,
Chile.
Twenty,
naie
were
aaved.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
b
Wheat
....f....
II.
O.
Telephone
tt.
C.
Silver
IJunwell.
.'.
Qladstene
VANCOUVER,
Dee.
14.-
The
police
arelOranby
aeeklng
for
the
wife
of
John
Smith.
I
Howe.
Sound
.
fireman
aboard
the
CO
MM.
freighter
j
Independence
Canadian
Planter,
who
la
reported
to
j
Indian
have
been
seriously
injured
in
an
arcl-!
Premier
deut
at
Montreal.
In
order
to
advise
Iter
1
Porter
Idaho
but
1
of
the
occurrence.
Mra.
Smith
la
be
1
Silver
Creat
insisted
thai
he
knew
notninsj
nevro
m
or
resmmg
euncr
in
vsucuw
Surf
Inlet
,
liicomond
Bid.
300.00
1,70
N
1.6a
350
v
40.00
oa
u:
.04
3.00
09
U
.on;
Askl.
1.05
32
37.60
42.00
.08);
.05
3X13
.10
MM
OJU
FIRST
PICTURE
SHOW
LONDON.
Dec.
14.
Former
Premier
Llcyd
George
paid
his
first
visit
to
a
j
motion
picture
show
at
the
end
of
last
week.
WUh
his
wife
aud
daughter.
Megan,
he
saw
the
motion
picture
"Ben
Hur"
at
the
Tivoll
Theatre.
He
aald
it
waa
quite'
a
novel
experience,
as
hitherto
the
only
motion
pictures
be
had
seen
were
at
private
projections
al
bis
own
home.
WIRELESS
REPORT
tt
a.m.
DIODV
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
fresh
8J5,
wlud:
barometer
2U.80:
temperature,
30:
m.
moderate.
8
p.m.
Amur
towing
Trmpleton
Rupert
for
Anyox.
80
miles
from
Anyox.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
28.
40;
tempera
t'Jte'i
33,;
BULL
"
HARBOR.
Snow.
B
E,
gale:
barometer,
39.08:
temperature.
30;
sea,
rough:
8
pjn.'
L.
A.
Christenson
left
Port
Alice
for
Englewood.
8
ajn.
St.
Faith
atormbound
"
In
Safety
Cove.
NOON
DID
BY
ISLAND.
Heavy
snow:
barometer
39.7C:
temperature.
33:
dense
seawards.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer
29.-40:
temperature.
33.
BULL
HARBOR
Snow.
8.E.
gale:
barometer
2H.73;
temperature
30:
fcea.
I'JUll.
Circulation
1505
Sales
406
have
to
give
tbe
re
pert
further
consideration
before
pronouncing
a
.policy
In
regard
to
it.
Aa
far
the
Imperial
Conference.
Sfr.
Outhrle
expressed
the
fear
that,
la
tbelr
anxiety
to
make
Canada
master
of
its
own
destiny,
the
members
hal
wiped
out
tbe
basis
of
Confederation
and
had
awept
raide
the
right
-green
to
minorities
In
that
compromise
agreement
ambng
tbe
various
iroTlnccs
known
aa
the
British
North
America
Act.
Questioned
whether
Boston
Grill
targe
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Pric
Fly
Cents
OTH
LEADERS
HEARD
AT
OTTAWA
IL'fJfffJl
Z1!!
J
nPn
1
n
1
JirnT
iirnnrMin
nrtAnn
wrrrrmri-rtnnir
wwua
LniAur
iciiiivi
LUMiivin
muni,
wiiNnxw
rv
of
i
Late
laat
ntflit
he
ha
a
:ie
firt
count
of
1M
over
K
Knott
Labor
candidate.
th
'ett
Aa
the
election
wi
under
the
proportional
n
plan,
final
reeulu
of
the
t:d
aldermaiilr
contrau
will
;j
for
tw
-
or
threr
dy
ft
flT
nmn
vnn
ri
ini
m.
-
aa
11
YOSERIC
SAILS
explain
It.
Ai
far
a
I
know
It
waa
for
cam-
jialgn
funda."
be
aald.
.
....
.
1
.
.
1.4
It
K.4
Iwn
rMkl
la
nBBaBBBBBBBBBBkat
'alalalalalalalaaiaVBVaaT!'''
BBBBBBajB
eBBK.'S
a.
jJfiMttfejgLtMttiBs
r
i
KU
f900.'H.
WOItTII
OF
SILVER
FOXES.
855
animnlt.
n
be
pre
.e
are
-
a'ned
n
t
ie
boxes
piled
on
the
platform
as
fhotvn
at
Sumrrs
ride.
Pnr.-e
Edward
I
land.
It
is
t
ie
large
t
shipment
ever
made
in
Catr.da
or
any
other
country.
(Ot.lif.lt
IS
Mil
111
tiivn
ir
i"
hkki:
VAIKXHJVEK.
Dec.
14,
aalpptaa
here
aad
touts
delaywd
on
accoant
of
-All
a
tow
temaeratarea.
Taneouver
re-curded
!
ibm
and
Victoria
18
itef
6eatUe
and
Portland
alto
capcrlf
m-ed
vhe
cold
wealbar.
Mi;fi.i:v
mi:n
m:.tn
ami
m:w:ti
fKKim
-lv
inji
ki:ii
ic.iri.
in
sou
1-
MAKt:u.m
DIOKE.
French
Alpa.
Veen
men
are
dead
a
eapliaton
ol
20,000
kilograau
of
llquM'the
chwrlae
In
factory
at
Siauotn.
Sesenty
were
aertoualy
injured.
The
escape
of
500
other
teorkrra
thi
wrre
nearby
when
the
lank
eaplcded
la
ontldered
marrel-loua.
83
RjJ
OFFICERS
KILLED
THIS
YEAR
Ill(
Timi
Itrjilr
to
Tkike
limrUI
i:Lni4lln
I.OND0K.
Dee.
14,
The
loaa
of
B3
Mrea
among
the
flying
omcera
in
the
Brttlah
air
force
thla
year
Is
causing
an
outcry
aad
demand
are
being
mads
for
a
tHOffeugh
Investigation
of
the
air
vrrloe
to
deterntlne
Uie
cau
of
1
many
aoetdests.
Preetier
Baldwin
hae
decllucii
to
glee
a
da
tor
discussion
of
the
natter
I
in
parUagsrnt.
aad
Sir
Samuel
Itoare.
bead
of
tha
air
force,
aaya
there
la
nu
n"'"'"
'"
"
.
.
7
...
DatiMwa
aciluit
ac4deat.
althou,th
the
v
n
Anderson,
one
01
me
counsel
icri-
-
,
...
;
Further
Sttps
Taken
in
Road
Fight;
Committee
Takes
Name;
Memorials
to
be
Broadcasted
1
I
4.
144
Al
A
I.
t.
I
1
1I1
-
4.
1
ne
joint
committee
on
tne
iruuK
nignway
aeciueu
last
even-
4.
ing
at
a
meeting
in
the
city
hall
to
ask
the
support
of
the
whole
north
country
in
securing
the
completion
of
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
George.
Members
of
ti
e
provincial
legislature
and
Domln-
ion
parliament
will
.be
forwarded
a
copy
of
the
resolution
passed
at
)
e
cen'
netipglin
Prince
Rniert.wid
tourist
and
auto
asso-
RAD
l
rvntriST
r
All
fiSinil
nniniT
!fiatns
in
the"touth
wilf
also
be
informed
of
the
jsecjL'sgit.r'bf
the
jlsi
i.u
uiti
uvutvii
1
vonij'ietioii
01
tne
roau
at
tne
earnest
poioie
moment,
t
arious
.
-
communities
in
the
Atlin
territory
will
le
aked
through
their
I
m
hMhV(
A
I
M
boards
of
trade
or
chambera
of
mlnei
1
members
and-
Dominion
BiemBera
and
HI
1
Vll
itlil
0
l'
alt
in
tbe
moTemeat
and
ail
far.jcbpies
will
also
be
rontarded
to
Premier
'mere'
tnetttutea
In
the
Interlcr
will
alaoljohn
Ollrer.
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherlana.
!
be
furnlaferd
a
copy
of
the
resolution.
!
minister
of
public
works.
R.
H.
Pooler,
j
The
committee
decided
to
temporarily
J
houi
e
leader
for
the
Coasenratlrev
and
call
the
organization
Th?
Prince
Oeorge
Prtnce
Sufert
Trunk
Highway
Dec.
14
Nine-J
The
matter
of
a
Dominion
loan
for
a
result
of
tte
.
KKn
nurnan
clua
form
Dirt
of
memorial
which
wJl
be
prewtted
Hon.
Dr.
Bmton
F.
Tolmle.
wbo
was
recently
elected
provincial
leader
of
the
Conscrratlre
party.
Alderman
Jre
Oreer
was
chairman
ol
the
meeting
and
S.
E.
Parker
acted
aa
secretary.
Others
present
were
D.
C.
to
the
Tirlotu
northern
provincial
j
Stuart.
S.
D.
McDonald,
and
H.
R.
Lore.
Premier
King
Answers
Questions
Put
by
Hugh
1
Guthrie
During
Debate
0
J?
port
on
Imperial
Conference
and
report
of
Maritime
Provinces
Commission
were
topics
of
absorbing
interest
in
house
yesterday
OTTAWA,
December
14.
The
report
on
the
Imperial
Conference
and
the
report
of
the
royal
commission
on
Maritime
claims
formed
the
basis
of
absorbing
interest
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
when
the
leaders
of
Liberal
and
Conservative
parties
joined
in
the
issue
on
the
debate
on
the
address
In
reply
to
the
throne
speech.
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
Conservative
house
leader,
asked
Premier
King
to
state
definitely
what
he
was
going
to
do
to
implement
the
recommendations
made
by
the
royal
commission
on
the
claims
of
the
Maritime
proTtncca.
The
premier
replied
that
he
would
.
ftcim
T
i
LlVfcbLUMuY
PRAIRIE
STORM
JIKS.
JOHN
STEWART
AMI
LITTLE
DAI
UllTtK
PERISHED
IS'
IU.IZ-ZARll
NE.tR
1IANN.V
MK.TII-
i:k
mo!i:ktio
today
another
government
uader
this
report
j
wianirtu.
utc
i.-ice
w-rsi
oilcu
could
not
wipe
cut
the
provincial
ljgUla-i:n
W
wePt
tJ
provlncw
of
Alberta
tares,
wipe
out
dual
languages
In
fed-l
Saskatchewan
at
the
week-end
tak-eral
parliament
or
annul
other
of
theIS
known
toll
of
two
llvex.
dlsruptlns
provisions
of
that
Act
which
protected
'
transportation
and
piling
snowdrifts
ten
minorities
in
a
country
of
diversified
iwemy
ie
nign
m
some
aisirici.
races.
Premier
Klnz
rerUed
Hut
the
!
Alberta
suffered
particularly
from
heavy
government
would
recommend
adoption
j500
driven
by
high
wind.
of
the
report
on
a
day
that
would
be
set
Alr-
Jcnn
e.ewart
ana
ncr
two-year
aelde
far
tt
discussion.
!0Ja
oaugnier
ion
meir
lives
on
oaiur-
Two
new
members
moved
and
ee:md-id
the
addreas-
-L.
m.
Auger
iPrescottl
being
the
mover
and
A.
H.
MrPherson
(Portage
la
Prairie
1
eeeender.
Both
are
Liberals.
FOUR
VESSELS
USED
TO
TAKE
TANGERINES
VICTORIA-VANCOUVER
VICTORIA,
Dei:.
lT
In
order
tp
facil
itate
the
speedy
handling
of
tbclr
(hit
of
Japanese
oranges
coming
on
the
American
Mall
Line
steamship
President
MadUon.
which
arrived
here
Mondsy
morning
Iran
che
Orient,
the
Canadian
Puctflc
Railway
wed
the
steamships
FrUicess
Louise,
Charmer,
tbe
Motor
Princess
and
one
of
their
largest
barges
lor
transporting
the
fruit
to
Vancouver.
These
ships
loaded
the
oranges
at
Rlthet's
Outer
Djcks
and
then
rushed
them
to
Vancouver
for
shipment
East.
The
President
Madison
brought
approximately
73,000
bundles
or
oranges.
THREECARS
SKID
AND
GO
OFF
ROAD
AT
SAME
PLACE
Transfer
trucks
of
the
Casey
Cartage
and
Ourvlch
b
Sorts
and
Albert
Mo-Caffcrys
coal
wagon
figured
In
a
traffic
accident
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Cow
Bay
road
this
morning.
AU
three
cara
apparently
skidded
on
the
Icy
surface
and
went
off
the
street
In
different
positions.
Little
damage
was
done
to
the
vehicles
and
nobody
waa
hurt
though
only
a
telephone
pole
aaved
the
wagon
from
going
Into
the
upper
end
of
Cow
Bay.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
fresh
SE.
wind:
temperature,
30.
Terrace.
Fog.
north
wind.
temp.
10.
Roftswood.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
8.
Alyanh-Clear,
calm,
temp.
30.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temperature
10.
Haarttonv
Cloudy,
north
wind.
3
below
zero.
Telegraph
Creek,
-clear,
calm.
17
below
nero.
Smlthets.
Cloudy,
calm,
8
below
rero.
Burns
Lake,
Clear,
calm.
8
below
tero
Nahilu
40
telow.
diy
night
near
Hanna
when
Mrs.
Stewart
went
to
took
for
an
older
child
who
bad
managed
to
return
to
the
farmhouse.
The
mother
and
baby
were
found
dead
by
neighbors
on
Sunday.
In
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan,
the
weather
was
extremely
cold.
Saskatoon
reporting
the
thermometer
35
below
rero
early
oa
6unday.
Tcday
the
weather
Is
moderating
at
all
points.
v
$75,000FiRE"
.
IN
VANCOUVER
FI
ItK.M
EN
IIAII
SIX
IMH
KH
Ol'
H.Mtl)
IICllTISti
AT
ISOWMtN
KTOIt-Alii;
vr.UCEIIOI
sE
YESTERDAY
in
roi.ii
VANCOUVER.
Dec
I4.,Flre
caused
a
Ices
cf
475.000
when
the
Bowman
itorage
Co."
warehuee
on
Powell
Street
containing
paints,
and
oils
gave
the
firemen
six
hour
of
hard
fighting
In
freezing
temperature
yesterday
morning.
COLD
CAUSES
SIX
DEATHS
IN
PAC1HC
.NOKTIIWENT
YEHTEHUA
V
OIIEtiON
AMI
WASIIIMITON
IIAII
SNOW
SEATTLE,
Dec.
14-
-The
Pacjite
Northwest
waa
enclosed
by
winter
yesterday
with
six
deaths
attributed
to.
snow
and
blizzards.
On
the
Oregon
and
Washington
coasts,
snow
fell.
FIVE
DAY
WEEK
IN
FORD
PLANT
N
system
Instituted
In
Mam
lirMrr,
Iniland,
ItraiKh
and
tVtlllng
Worker
will
be
Protected
LONDON,
Dec.
14.
The
Evening
New
says
that
Henry
Ford
ha
Intruluc
d
a
five
day
week
Into
the
Ford
Motor
Works
at
Manchester.
Step
are
being
taken,
adds
the
paper,
lo
Insure
willing
worker
that
they
will
be
able
to
earn
as
much
a
they
did
formerly
in
five
and
a
half
day.
;
r
1
1
i
'TT
1
tt.
I
m.
m
i,-
rm.
;
frit