Save
Money
Boston
Grill
1
wi.v
to
buy
the
..
Rubcribe
by
the
:
delivered
dally
or
course,
you
a
snorter
period,
and
have
it
de-
'T8.
EXPRESS
HOCKEY
GAMES
AT
WEEK-END
Sa-.urda
meat
FLOODS
IN
AFRICA
ARE
DANGER
TO
FOREIGNERS
0-4
A:JT.'.Klr
-
Nov.
28.
Hundred
of
per-
rn;i.-:rid
to
have
been
drown-
ti.denpread
flood
that
awept
uud
caused
a
big
building
in
the
one-nunderd
mile
VANCOUVER
MAN
DIES
en
"1
ili.
and
1.
ngv,
it.
tt.
jamiew".
i,ucay
01
Ki
managing
director
of
porter
Idaho
'
t
Tire
and
Rubber
Co.
IAd..
I
Richmond
'te
i-oatritin
Thunday
on
the
SHvercrent
c-n.ute
to
Sydney.
NB.W..
euniorli
''
"U
reeeived
here.
TVnr
Ms
Keat-s
of
Detroit
Banished
attacked
the
Liberal
party
policies,
end
Imm
Hint
for
Su
lni'inir
at
I
ucludlns
aald
there
bad
bean
dls-
Spectator
N
.i
28.
Stewart
for
-j
the
only
aval
m
iureal
low
scoring
bard-
j
ii
the
first
six
m'nutes:
sgreement
between
different
"wings"
of
the
party
in
one
or
two
eonstttuen.
c.e
"The
tune
haa
came
when
w
rout
decide
whether
we
are
grtam
tc
i
tent
oaw
toother
or
unite,
p
the
seamy."
i
-
-v
M.I!
without
,mrw
t
tt
tt
ttt
victory.
The
Ameri-overtime
match
with
hlcego
failed
to
score
Duke
Keets
cf
the
De-
v
d
from
the
nuk
when
-;
tator
when
penalised
:.i
Mrs.
Frederick
Mc-'
"'":
Mies
Irene
Castle
.
'
:
:ung
yestartlay
tram
the
.
H.,:
.-
r.
-jams
within
one
the
American
aectlon.
.
.tr.
yesterday
shut
ont
the
Detroit.
.
Maroons
are
new
leading
tae
:.'
the
aoorea:
BATl
ItllAY
Montreal
1.
Pittsburg
1.
4,
Beaton
3.
'.
Chicago
0.
BlMlAY
I
New
York
Ranger
1.
iii-s
o
Detroit
2.
BBS
THROWN
CANTON
CITY
triker;
Arrested
Wholesale
Fol
lowing
Anti-British
Riot
in
Native
Quarter
'
1
Nov.
28
A
eerloua
riot
waa
any
in
the
native
quarter
by
:i
-British
shop
workers,
fol-intung
cfr
of
food
supplies
nimetit
authorities.
Several
re
thrown
by
rioter
and
20
'
-o
started.
persona
were
injured
be
kera
were
curbed
by
whole
imd
confinement
by
the
mill
tUAKIE
AKHIYC
irom
i:miumi
ion
LOCAL
HlltlKTCKS
ate
and
sound
though
a
little
drooped
after
more
than
two
weeks
of
travelling.
aeTsateen
rotter
canaries
to
be
added
to
the
aviaries
of
Jack
Prew
and
M.
Dunamcl.
local
lenders,
arrived
in
the
city
by
saprssa
aboard
the
steamer
Oameeun
lest
night.
They
were
shipped
tram
Southampton.
Bngland.
en
November
11
and
msde
tbe
long
trip
in
special
bored
oases.
De-iWery
wai
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Express.
.T..
PARTY
ON
WAY
TO
RED
CROSS
MEETING
AllM-rla'H
l.lrut.-Oinrrnor
and
I'rrd
liilirrty
of
Edmonton
AnionR
Drlr.
(utex
WtMKIPSO.
Nov.
a.
on
their
way
tc
the
Dominion
executive
meeting
of
the
nansalten
Red
Croaa
Society,
which
will
be
bald
tat
Toronto
neat
week.
Hon.
Dr.
W.
Egbert.
lieutenant-Oovernor
of
Alberta.
Sir
Richard
S.
Lake
of
Victoria.
B.C..
and
J.
M.
Duggan
and
Fred
Do-Iverty
of
Edmonton
arrived
In
Winnipeg
over
the
Canadian
National
Railway!
and
registered
at
the
Fort
Oarry
HJtel.
Arohbiehop
Defender
of
New
Westminster
passed
through
direct.
Routine
matters,
particularly
with
regard
to
this
years
campaigns
and
bud-getting
for
1927
will
be
considered
at
the
meeting.
,
PRINCE
OF
WALES
GETS
ANOTHER
FALL
LEICFSTER,
Nov.
28-The
Prince
of
Wales
wss
thrown
today
when
hunting
with
the
Quorn
hounds
at
Wldmerpotl
'
Oruu.
It
rls
feared
iriat
,
:miern
lo
their
iivei
as
the
jn
Silver
t'Sr
qt.t
W.rVvfHElg'
M(r
'-"
wu
badly'
fir
but
waa
not
Injured.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
1
Ooart
imaST.
VJtlllltt!
Copper
.
'
Cork
Province
Dunwell
I
Gladstone
ON
WAY
TO
SYDNEY
jSar.-..
Bid.
ABSed
123
'
130
26
29
15.75
1655
.
.11
.13
.18
.15
-17
.04',
.05
.05
.08
Vj
.09
25
.40
.43
.U
-Ilk
.05
.70
78
3.50
415
Engineer
Collects
Witheld
Wajjesi
But
is
Criticized
by
Presiding
Judge
Jnasrritsl
tor
tbe
plain
Ud
in
th
m
et
lift
as
meney
wrongfully
de-
arueted
from
feas
salary
and
dtsmtaael
of
Mr.
Dupuls,
nertlon
air
alaisa
tar
Semite
a
a
te-
jtalt
ef
SHiulnsal
trem
tae
osfenOaat
joaapaoya
sarMae.
eeen
side
to
pay
tu
easts,
wee
the
Judgment
this
morning
of
Mr.
W.
A.
Meadonald
in
tne
action
el
Broest
Ioe
va.
Internationa.
Electric
Co..
tae
final
ease
at
tbe
fall
session
of
tne
Supreme
Court
Assises
in
Prince
Rupert
L.
w.
Pajneee
appeemc
tor
tbe
plaintiff
and
Hilton
Oxmaalvi
for
the
defendant
company.
Hearing
ef
the
ease
started
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
continuing
with
a
brief
dinner
adjcurmuciit
untl.
11.10
pja.
when
eaamlnatlon
of
ten
wltnMMe
five
for
tne
plaintiff
ant
lve
for
the
defendant
bad
been
completed.
Oeurt
opening
again
at
Sl
this
morning,
argument
of
counsel
a
beard.
and
deliverance
of
judgment
wet
completed
at
11
o'clock.
Tbe
claim
of
the
plaintiff
waa
for
ecovery
et
etll
aa
the
balanee
of
hla
monthly
salary
of
$375
for
March
and
:or
damage
on
account
of
rllamlasai
:rom
tt
service
of
the
company
on
May
SI
ef
thla
year.
Tbe
period
at
ngagement
waa
for
two
years
com
mencing
December
1.
1916.
Tbe
de
duction
et
salary
of
Mil
70
was
tz
oover
llfkt
and
power
furnished
tbe
plaintiff.
His
Lordship
found
that
this
deduction
waa
unwarranted
as
a
wnoie
jut
also
Jound
that
eS7
waa
due
tbe
defendant
for
power
that
had
been
aold
by
tbe
plaintiff
to
outside
parties
In
Me
way
of
charging
batteries
m
therefor
found
that
plaintiff
was
right
fully
due
1174.70.
In
the
ether
branch
of
the
case,
.tne
Judge
found
that
the
dismissal
by
the
defendant
was
Justified.
There
had
been
wilful
disobedience,
he
found,
to
th
lawful
order
of
E.
R
Workman,
the
manaetng
director.
Thla
had.
no
waver,
been
condoned
through
tae
ract
mat
defendant
had
not
exercised
tne
right
then
and
there
to
dismiss
plaintiff
Further
justification
for
the
dismissal
was.
however,
found
by
HI
Lordahlp
In
the
subsequent
correspondence
of
the
olaintUf
to
bond
houses
la
the
en
deavor
to
undermine
the
defendant.
Thl
attitude
was
not
consistent
with
tbe
position
of
s
local
employee.
Hos
tility
had
culminated
in
an
assault'
by
plaintiff
in
May
which,
His
Lordship
was
not
Inclined
to
believe,
aa
bad
been
suggested,
wss
a
frame-up
on
tbe
part
of
the
defendant.
Thla
waa
an
act
of
insubordination
which
was
foUOwed
two
day
later
with
the.
dlamiesat
of
plaintiff.
His
Lordship
found
that
the
spirit
of
the
agreement
did
not
call
for
two
months'
notice
under
all
clrcum
stance
although
the
agreement
called
therefor.
Counsel
agreed
on
each
side
paying
its
own
cost.
-Witnesses
In
the
case
were:
Ernest
Love;
Mr,
Love.
J.
P.
Hakklnaon.
Alex
Duncan
and
H.
D.
Rochfort
for
the
plaintiff;
John
Menenghello.
O.
B.
Lawrence.
Fred
Reich.
E.
R-
Workman
and
R.
W.
Kennedy
for
the
defendant
rom
Greece
.
became
the
bride
of
Oeorge
James,
one
of
tbe
proprietors
of
the
Bsston
Cafe.
The
brafle
looked
very
pretty
surrounded
by
Mar
attendants,
these
being
Mhs
Mary
Manatory,
and
Meedamee
Postulo.
Curetf.
Margberlta
Johns.
Killas,
and
Chrtetopaer.
Miss
Postulo
wss
a
sweet
flower
girl
and
Q.
Papadopulos
wag
beet
man.
Miss
Xanake
has
boon
In
Prince
Rupert
only
two
week.
having
come
here
from
Greece
for
the
wedding.
The
honeymoon
trip
ha
been
slightly
delayed,
the
cuuple
expecting
to
leave
on
Friday
for
a
brief
holiday.
SUN
ONE
OF
SMALLEST
OF
MILLIONS
OF
STARS
HARTFORD
Conn.,
Nev.
28.
Al
though
the
stars
in
the
heavens
really
are
countless,
the
"countless
stars"
of
Uie
ancienti
actually
numbered
only
about
2.500.
Professor
Charles
E.
Rogers
of
Trinity
College,
told
Deaa,
Edward
L.
Troxell
of
the
same
restitution
in
a
radio
dialogue.
"Were
It
possible
la
.seewat
ece
time
an
stare
that
are
visible
te
the
unaided
eve
the
number
a
aid
be
lest
than
6.-
000,"
aald
Professor
Regem.
"Careful
eotlmates
indicate
i'.iat
xw
one
Individual
rv
any
one
plate
'
stole
to
see
more
than
2.500
distln;
stars,
or
point
of
llghi."
HoWt-ver.
he
exp:
ned.
with
the
aid
or
Uie
most
puwerfu
Klescopes
the
har.y
'
ms
of
the
"n
il:
Way"
becomes
a
.h
h
in
con-1
galsxy
of
counties
bi&OB
of
stars,
of
If
etas
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
Kt'I'ERT.
B.C..
MONIV.
NOVEMBEU
28.
1927
TRAIN
EAST
CHICAGO'S
LIBRARY
BOARD
that
refused
to
rcMjrn
at
the
command
of
Mayor
William
Hale
Thompson
when
he
ordered
them
out
as
part
of
his
anti-British
agitation.
Left
to
rftfht
are:
Michael
Larusai;
Max
Heniua;
George
C.
Hall:
N.
R.
Levin,
assistant
librarian;
(back
from
tabie),
the
Rev.
Frederic
Siertei.burK.
S.J.
;
Carl
B.
Roden,
librarian;
A.
idrew
J.
Kolar,
president;
standing).
Rev.
Preston-Brad
l
:
U.
J.
(Sport)
Hermann;
Colin
C.
H.
Fiffe;
Robert
J.
RouNton;
Harry
Wilson,
secretary.
Coach
Caught
Fire
When
the
AT
ASSIZES'
C.P.R.
Express
Train
W
recked
at
Dockenll,
Ontario,
Sunday
TORONTO,
November
28.
A
special
despatch
to
the
Toronto
Star
says
that
six
people
were
killed
in
yesterday's
wreck
at
bock-ill
of
whom
only
Engineer
Burnett
has
been
identified.
The
others
are
probably
foreigners.
The
Canadian
Pacific
official
statement
says
four
are
dead.
Sixteen
injured
arfFin
the
hospital
here,
four
at
Smith's
Falls,
most
of
them
Polish
immigrants.
Mrs.
Mary
Tanharvich,
who
was
in
the
immigrant
car
with
two
little
girls
said:
"The
windows
were
splintered
and
broken,
woodwork
rocked
from
side
to
side.
It
was
lerrlble.
Direesty
after
the
snook
the
:oacb
caught
fine.
It
waa
with
difll-ulty
I
eatricated
my
two
children.
AH
ibout
me
lay
bodm
Te
injured
were
(
.noaini
and
ecreamlnK.
xrerytamg
wa
jvered
with
blood.
BCLUVrUJC.
Nov.
US.
Travelling
at
j
high
speed,
the
first
section
of
the
,
7.P.R.
Jtontreal-TcrDctO-Chicago
express
raahed
Into
a
freight
at
Doekrill
ildlag
vest
of
here
Sunday
afterazon.
reault-ng
In
tne
death
of
W
Burnett,
engineer
M
the
passenger
train
and
two
uniden
tified
men
and
a
woman
listed
as
for-ilgnera.
Poer
people
were
serlouely
injured
and
10
others
out
and
bruised.
PRETTYTODING
I
AT
JANES
APARTMENTS
Ml
Xunakr
of
(irmr
Itwome
Itrlde
of
fiturge
Jne
of
lltton
fate
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
in
the
fames
Apartments
yesterday
afternoon.
9ev.
Archdeacon
Rls
ettloeatlng.
when
Him
Oeuaula
Xanakev
seeeeOy
arrived
FOR
THE
CITY
Suggestions
Made
and
Others
Asked
in
Order
to
Get
the
Best
Possible
The
question
of
choosing
a
slogan
for
Prince
Rupert
baa
often
been
dls.
cussed
but
nothing
has
ever
been
done
to
unite
on
something
brief
that
all
may
use.
F.
W.
Hart
has
been
Interesting
himself
In
the
matter
and
has
talked
to
tbe
people
around
the
city
about
it
and
a
number
have
been
suggested
to
him.
Mr.
Hart
Is
suggesting
that
judge
be
appointed
to
choose
tbe
slogan
that
they
oonalder
best.
Suggestfcms
may
be
sent
to
this
paper
or
to
Mr.
Hart
direct
and
no
names
will
be
published
except
of
-the
winners.
The
following
have
been
submitted:
Prince
Rupert,
Canada's
Wheat
Pert.
Oateway
to
the
Orient.
Commercial
Outlet
tor
the
Last
Oreat
West.
.
Canada's
Front
D
jot
to
the
Orient.
Port
of
Prince
Rupert,
tbe
gateway
of
wheat,
for
people
who
eat.
Prince
Rupert,
the
direct
way
from
producer
to
consumer.
Prince
Rupert,
port
of
passage
trem
East
to
West.
To
Japan
and
China
and
te
tbe
Nerth,
the
Best.
A
Heme
of
the
Fishermen
v
The
Wheat
Pool's
Oreat
Mart.
A
Commercial
centre
For
every
part.
A
port
connected
with
Atlantic
tea
board.
A
worldwide
transport
it
doth
afford.
.
A
live
town
with
live
people.
Prince
Rupert.
Canada's
new
port.
1HE1I
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
Nov.
28.
George
River
White,
former
assistant
auperlntendent
of
the
dead
letter
branch
of
the
Post
Office
department,
died
here
aged
71.
mice
Of
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28.
The
price
f
below
with
a
case
at
the
assizes,
left
which
the
world
-
sun
1
one
of
the
Number
1
Northern
wheat
on
the
ex-1
fnr
home
this
morning
on
the
tnun.
Mna'.lest.
chanpe
thl
morning
was
gl
43.
UltAIN
1'I.OW
IS
ON
TUB
iMKUAM:
TO
miME
KliPKllT
An
appreciable
increase
in
the
grain
movement
from
the
prairies
to
the
Alberta
wheat
Paul
a
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Is
to
be
noted.
Arrivals
over
the
past
week-end.
totalling
111
care.
i.t
pYobebly
the
heaviest
since
the
season
.opened.
Railway
omcee
this
morning
reported
314
carload
on
the
iviia
bound
lor
Prince
Rupert.
.
The
third
grain
boat
of
the
season,
the
Japanese
trerfhtef
WIHl.lXes
Ktl'OltT
8
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29
2:
temperature.
3d:
sea
smooth:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Amur
Port
Simpson
for
Stewart.
90
miles
ttcm
Stewart:
11.45
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Oamosun.
leaving
Prince
Ru
pert,
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Snow,
calm;
barometer,
39.58;'
temperature,
29;
sea
QUEBEC
ARCHBISHOP
WEATHER
ItKFOKT.
TO
BECOME
CARDINAL
ROME,
Nov.
28.
Archbishop
Raymond
J.
Rouleau
of
Quebec
wni
be
created
a
cardinal
by
the
Pope
at
a
secret
consis
tory
on
December
19
satong
with-
three
othecs.
Prince
Rupert.--Caeudy,
light
south
east
wind:
temperature,
38.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temp.
31.
Anyox.-
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
28.
Alice
Arm.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
30.
Aiyaneh
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
30
Rcsswood
-
-Snowing,
calm,
tempi.
30
Terrace
Cloudy,,
ealm,
temp.
32.
Haaelton
-
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
22.
Burn
Lake.
Bright,
calm.
temp.
20.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm,
below.
Port
Simpson.
Snow,
squalls,
south
erly
wind.
temp.
32.
33
Haysport.
Cloudy,
light
wind,
temp
Wliitehorse.
Clear,
north
wind,
25
Large
Upstair
Dining
ilall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
leant
Phone
457.
Prive
Five
'
ut
CONSERVATIVES
URGED
STOP
FIGHTING
AMONG
SELVES
fooley
Charges
That
Conservatives
Are
In
Pay
of
The
Liberals
HoiuS.
1
Tolmie
Admit
Disagreement
in
lilt
Own
Party
and
Urge
Unity
to
Defeat
(he
Enemy
"I
VKK,
November
28.
At
the
anneal
meeting
of
the
i
iiM
rvttlive
Association
Saturday
R.
11.
Pooley,
House
.
r.
u
(!
previous
HtatrmentH
that
there
wen
old-time
Con-1
1
the
pay
of
Liberals.
r.
u;u
statement
had
been
questioned
by
D.
B.
Plunkett
iiui
he
said
In-
had
in
hit
posHession
a
photographic
hi
h
k
which
he
offered
as
proof
of
what
he
said
and
he
maiives
of
insidious
attempt
to
create
disorder.
...
aiion
recommended
the
appointment
of
three
orjran-
sixers,
wpwwd
alarm
at
the
public
debt
Increase,
and
endorsed
various
Winnipeg
resolutions
In
respect
to
highways,
exclusion
of
Oriental
and
use
of
Canadian
porta.
Offloera
of
laat
yaar
re
largely
reelected
Hon.
B
r.
Tolmie.
in
aa
address,
aald
the
party
maa
shaping
up
well.
He
Police
Are
Looking
for
Members
Brokerage
Firm
Many
Vancouver
Business
and
Professional
Men
Induced
to
Deposit
Checks
With
New
Company
Covering
Stock
Margins
VANCOUVER,
November
23.
The
police
are
endeavoring
to
locale
tht
morr
sera
of
the
stock
brokerage
firm
of
Stone
&
Co.
whose
offices
in
the
Standard
Bank
Building
were
raided
Frftlay.
The
cnrge
ir
that
ol
obtaining
money
under
false
pretences.
The
firm
was
established
here
November
S.
!
The
seized
records
show
that
hundreds
of
telephone
calls
were
made
in
Vancouver
and
to
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Many
business
and
professional
men
of
Vancouver
were
induced
to
deposit
cheek
with
the
company
covering
margins
on
eastern
stocks.
The
police
say
they
expect
many
thousands
of
dol-
!
lars
are
involved.
TRUST
COMPANY
LOSES
ITSCASE
Iregularitles
in
Administration
of
Prudential
Company
of
Montreal
MONTREAL.
Nov.
23.
Concluding
that
there
had
been
Irregularities
in
the
administration
of
the
affairs
of
the
Prudential
Trust
Company
in
past
years
and
that
the
dlrertcrs
had
not
tried
to.
protest
the.
.l&teresu
gf
the
shareholders,
that
manrinXrfSeWers
had
San
Franclaea
Meru.
is
stUl
an-
,helr
ttsxt.
00.1
in
ii3a
and'
that
dergotng
Iming
at
the
ooean
dock
and
wiU.
It
1
expected,
move
down
to
the
elevator
on
Wednesday
te
start
loading
a
full
cargo
far
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
imocth.
BVIJ,
HARBOR
Equally,
fresh
west
wir-d:
barcmeter.
29.72:
temperature,
35;
sea
m:derat:
8
pja.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Ob
erver,
Ocean
Falls
for
Van
couver.
125
miles
from
Vancouver.
Noon
DIGBY
ISLAND
Snow
showers,
south
west
squalls;
barometer.
29.71;
tempera
ture,
S4:
aea
smooth:
1220
noon
spoke
steamer
Ccmcsun.
at
Anyox.
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Snew.
calm:
urometer,
29.66:
temperature.
30;
ea
smooth.
'
BULL
HARBOR
Part
cloudy,
rain
showers,
fresh
west
wind;
barometer.
29.76:
temperature.
38:
sea
rough;
8.30
ajn.
spoke
steamer
Prlnee
John,
lef
Allison
Harbor,
northbound.
T
;
tbe
president
and
manager
bought
up
hundreds
of
the
shares
at
ridiculous
I
prices
and
that
there
was
danger
of
the
Baurc
muib
aamsav
aiusB
essovaaei
as
tlce
Demera
gave
judgment
today
In
the
superior
court
In
favor
of
the
share
holders
who
asked
for
aa
Injunction
to
prevent
the
directors
of
the
company,
rfom
persisting
in
the
sale
cf
the
ten
per
cent
capital
suhscrlptlaih
on
outstanding
stocks
ordered
in
October
last.
NCLEMENT
WEATHER
HAMPERING
SALYAGE
Attrmpt
.May
1'otnlMy
be
.Made
Tomor
row
to
llrlnj
Wrecked
t'nlon
Ve-el
to
an
Erit
Keel
r
Unfavorable
weather
has
been
ham
pering
salvage
operations
In
'connection
with
tbe
steamer
Catala,
which
is
stranded
on
Mist
Island,
and
It
was
learned
thl
afternoon
at
the
offices
of
the
B.C.
Towage
&
LighteragaCo.
that,
on
account
of
the
weather,
no
attempt
could
be
made
until
tomorrow
to
pull
the
vessel
to
an
even
keel
or
nearly
so.
The
recent
squalls
have
evidently
worked
no
further
damage
to
the
Catala.
ST.
ANDREW'S
SOCIETY
HAS
CHURCH
SERVICE
Appropriate
Mehuje
Delivered
by
Key.
J.
It.
Irlxrll
l-ast
Night
to
IvoUli
of
Prince
Rupert
Members
of
the
St.
Andrew's
'Society
and
tbe
Ladles'
Auxiliary
thereto,
to
the
number
of
fifty
or
sixty,
attended
annual
church
service
at
tbe
Presbyterian
,
Church
last
night,
James
Irvfae,
president
of
the
society,
being
in
charge.
Rev.
J.
R.
Frit
11
addressed
an
appropriate
message
to
the
members
of
tbe
society,
the
choral
inhale
being
a
feature
of
the
evening.
FLIGHT
TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
FINALLY
IS
GIVEN
UP
KORTA.
Azores.
Nov.
28,
The
Junker
plane
D1230
bent
its
propeller
In
an
attempt
to
take
off
for
Newfoundland
totlaj
and
has
given
up
the
flight.
RUGBY
CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES
TO
BALMY
BEACH
TORONTO.
Nov.
28.
Balmy
Beach
wen
tbe
Canadian
Rugby
championship,
defeating
Hamilton
Tiger
9
to
C.
W.
B.
Bowser,
interested
In
Alice
Arm
mining,
who
was
called
to
the
eitv
Stewart
and
Port
Selkirk
-49
below,
for
Jury
service,
returned
north
on
the
D;iw-'n.
Fogi-y.
48
below.
Camosun
last
nlaht.