Save
Money
Boston
Grill
Tht
cheapest
wsy
to
buy
the
Z-
J
'
u
to
'ubscrlbe
by
the
rcit-
and
have
It
delivered
dally
r
address
Or
course,
you
;:i
.
..sscrtbe
for
shorter
period,
rhons
88
and
have
tt
d-;
-i
today
v
XV
II
No.
207
OFFICERS
Murderer
of
Los
Angeles
Said
to
Have
Been
Identified
LOS
ANGELES,
December
20.
The
polite
thin
morning
an-
d
i
hat
the
kidnaper
and
murderer
of
the
twelve-year-old
girl,
1.
Parker,
has
been
positively
identified
from
finger
prints,
aid
that
the
child'
slayer
is
identified
as
Edward
Hickman,
a
.
r
employee
of
the
Los
Angles
First
National
Trust
&
Savings
oj
w!
ch
the
jfirl's
father
is
Perry
M.
Parker,
assistant
cashier.
Vengeance
la
given
a
the
motive
for
RAILWAY
IN
i
i
SHAPE
AGAIN
;
This
Afternoon'
Train,
Due
at
3-50,
I
-lie
to
Division
and
Will
Arrive
at
5.10
A
0
.
lock
yesterday
afternoon.
oeteen
Skeena
City
and
tkii.rh
had
tied
up
tramc
on
5
,aman
National
Railway
were
M.cl
'.Me
paaaett-i
t:.iin
due
EM
at
3:30
3
.inHay
afternoon
i;ere
at
8
o'cl
1c
laat
night
..
.
for
the
Cast
leli
aoou
aftr.
t
ut
No.
S.
T
i
wea;.
i
n
part
of
the
line
waa
reus
morning
to
be
In
gom
:
t
.i:r.
Thla
aftern.n'
trail
!
i
;e
Cast,
due
at
t
30
waa
late
t
-ion
and
la
espected
to
arrtv
one
hour
and
forty
minute
also
rolling
over
the
raUwat
m
the
praltlea
to
Prince
Ru-"r
'y-flve
can
arriving
laa.
liome
three
hubdrd
carloadi
c
'i".
were
reported
thla
mornln;
:i
the
division.
0FFICERS
RUPERT
CLEAR
No
Blame
Attached
to
Them
for
Striking
Hippie
Hock
Says
Court
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
30.
Captain
Dan
Dc
uald
and
the
rest
of
the
crew
and
mpany.
absolved
of
all
Mane
for
trju.idlng
the
Canadian
National
tc.imer
Prince
Rupert
In
Seymour
N'irrjws
last
summer
by
the
wreck
c
un
'I
personally
cmrnot
see
that
the
m
ier
is
to
blame."
stated
Captain
J.
MaePherson,
Dominion
wreck
com-m
dinner
On
the
contrary
he
deserves
r.jiMdeiable
praise
for
the
skillful
!
.
atlUns
of
a
dlffleult
situation.
Every-t'
.nft
possible
was
done
to
avoid
accl-di
'
The
evidence
had
showed
that
t.
uiUun
twist
of
the
line
caused
the
.Ic.icr
to
strike
Ripple
Ilock.
T'.c
papers
of
the
officers
were
re-
SUBMERGED
MEN
SLOWLY
DYING
Cannot
he
Rescued
From
Submarine
Owing
lo
Sturm
PROVINCETOWN.
Mass
.
Dec.
20.
Hie
faintneee
of
the
sounds
coming
rra
the
sunken
aubmarlue
64
and
registered
on
the
oscillator
of
her
sister
ship
the
S8
Indicate
that
the
six
men
out
of
the
forty
who
remained
fc.ive
are
fast
losing
strength.
The
'rm
is
meantime
holding
up
rescue
work.
FORCED
DOWN
LACK
GASOLINE
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
20
Remaln-;"K
in
the
air
49V4
hours
in
attempt
to
break
the
endurance
record
In
the
monoplane
"Spirit
of
Cnlifornia"
cPtain
Klngsrord
Smith
of
Aut-iilla
":d
Lieut
Pond
of
the
TJJB,
nuvy
were
'o
down
b,
Uu
:.
ol
asali:u;
4
S
VS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C..
TUESDAY.
DECEMBER
20,
1927
OF
STEAMER
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRAISED
FOR
WORK
Girl
at
the
murder.
H
mistakenly
be
lieving
that
Parker
had
opposed
the
youth's
plea
tor
probation
when
he
pleaded
guilty
some
time
af
to
charge
or
forging
checks.
f
TfTttttf
ttHt4
mail
ioiixii
nv
IIIKMM1
411'IMM:
lIMIIMi
MIIOOSlll
MATTLE.
Dee.
30.
To
foil
the
devils
which
Jspaoeee
sea-r
farutg
men
are
convinced
must
have
brought
bad
luck
to
the
Ashing
smack
Rio
Mel
Maru
which
t
drifted
across
the
Pacific
for
eleven
months
.with
a
crew
of
v
twele
men
woe
died
en
route.
the
xtwti.
valued
at
117.000.
was
Mcretly
towed
to
an
Isolated
heath
yesterday
sad
burned
It
had
tH
planned
to
ship
the
boat
back
to
Japan
but
'tie
families
of
the
unfortunate
fish-
ermen
did
not
want
her
return
-
ed.
No
part
of
the
ship
waa
sated
lest
the
desnon
emenpe
the
fire.
VIl'TOKIA
MAN
IIIKS.
VICTORIA.
Dec.
30
Fred
C.
Pink,
wealdent
of
the
Victor!
s
local
of
the
International
typographical
union.
Is
lead.
He
was
born'
In
England
alxty
ears
ago.
NKATIIKU
ItKI'OUT.
Prince
Rupert.
Part
cloudy,
temperature.
S3.
Stewsrt.
Clcsr.
calm.
temp.
35.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm.
temp.
35.
Alyanah.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
20.
Rosewood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
34.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
28.
lUmlten
Cloudy,
oslm.
temp.
18.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
10.
Bums
Lske.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
7.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
6.
Haysrort.
light
wind,
part
cloudy,
temp.
26.
.Port
Simpson.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
30.
Whltchoree.
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temp.
25.
'
Stewart
River
Cloudy,
calm.
18
be
low.
Dawson.--Cloudy,
calm,
10
below.
thirtyIuried
at
funeral
yesterday
Totiil
Ciinnlt'e
t
St.
Churle
llopirr
Tlrr
Nv
Set
at
5I-
OTTEitFC.
Dec.
20.
Thirty
and
not
thirty-six
bodies
were
recovered
from
the
ruins
of
the
Hospice
St.
cnaries.
It
was
revealed,
when
the
bodies
were
prepared
for
burial
yesterday.
This
does
not
reduce
the
deatn
rou
as
mere
arc
24
sUll
missing.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
,
Wheat
Big
Mlseourt
..
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
,
Dunwcll
George
Copper
Gladstone
ndependenct
.
.
Indian
L.
and
L
teadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
.
Sllvercrest
Silversmith
(Surf
Inlet
Stlti
1
Bid.
Asked.
1.46U
2&
Vi
-29
V4
17.00
,
18.0.
,
,09?4
.
.10'
.19
3
1.75
.14V4
.16
.08
.08",
.05
.07
.09
.09
!i
.04
H
.04
TJ
.10
23a
2.32
M
M
.05
V4
.08
.oon
75
Northern
and
PRINCE
MOTIVE
AWFUL
ABOUT
RUPERT
GOING
ON
ROCK
Inquiry
Into
C
rounding
of
Vessel
I.ant
August
Opened
Yesterday
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
20.
Inu.!-
in;
the
stranding
on
August
22
at
r.:p;
-Roefc
In
Seymour
Narrcwe
of
the
Canadian
National
steamer
P-mcc
Rupert
jpened
here
yesterday
before
Cipta;n
J.
D.
MePhtrson
aealated
by
Captain
WeUtnctM
Bell
and
Captain
Jamr,
R.
Stewart
as
I
assessors.
The
master
of
the
vessel.
Captain
D.
Donald,
eskt
the
cause
of
the
accident
was
S
e6eaf-4o
starboard
which
carried
the
steamer
an
the
rocks.
After
she
struck
twice
be
ordered
full
st..m
astern.
The
rudder
was
then
disabled
and
th
skipper
said
he
steered
with
he
vessel's
twin
propellers
and
drilled
with
the
tide
beyond
the
danger
point.
If
he
had
carried
on
the
Prince
Rupert
would
have
been
awept
broadside
on
to
the
rocks.
"I
think
you
did
the
best
thing."
commented
Captain
MacPhcrson
BEATTYMAY
.
r
MAKE
OFFER
President
of
C.P.H.
Expected
Here
lo
Discuss
Western
Houte
Ell.MO.VTON.
Ier.
TO.
There
H
tire
to
be
sctl'Hi
taken
before
long
In
connection
wllh
the
iMnlns
up
of
the
Peine
River
country.
E.
V.
Ileatly
Is
luiiilnj
here
to
dlru.
the
Millilll(y
of
takliiK
oter
the
pro-tliirlul
rallnays
nlth
u
view
to
e-r
lemllng
through
I
lie
Peace
to
an
outlet
on
the
Pacific,
probably
at
Pnrtliiml
Canal.
An
Oregon
railway
proinotrr
ban
been
here
trying
to
get
a
definite
propowil
I
nun
,llie
provincial
government
to
take
oter
the
railways
unl
continue
through,
either
to
Portland
Cunul
or
to
a
point
on
the
t'uuudtun
National.
Mr
Henry
Thornton
may
have
another
proHivul
to
make
moii
hut
Indication"
here
are
that
the
C'.l'.K.
it
likeliest
to
get
the
E.li.
X-
.'.
Nothing
ileriiillr
hai
been
done
hut
there
li
n
general
anticipation
that
before
ISttK
liat
run
lt
course
it
definite
railway
development
M-heine
will
he
under
way.
RAILWAY
CONTRACTOR
ENDS
HIS
CAREER
AT
YAKIMA,
WASHINGTON
KAKIMA.
Dec.
20
Thomas
MeKlvei
one
of
the
picturesque
figures
in
ral!
road
development
In
the
northwest
died
yesterday
aged
62.
He
was
born
at
Seaforth,
Ontario.
McKlver
was
the
first
contractor
to
begin
construction
on
the
main
division
of
the
Great
Northern
Railway
at
Devil's
Lake,
following
It
through
to
the
coast
terminus.
VIC
FOLEY
LOSES
.
TO
ANEGR0
BOXER
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
20.
Leslie
(Wild
cat)
Carter
of
Everett,
a
Negro
light
weight,
won
the
decision
from
Vic
Foley
of
Vancouver
In
a
ten
round
bout
here
laat
night.
r
ENGLISH
MONEY
FOR
DEVELOPMENT
QUEBEC
QUEBEC.
eDc.
20.
Two
million
dot
lars
has
been
subscribed
by
a
group
of
British
capitalists
headed
by
LordOaln-
ford
for
the
development
of
northern
Quebec.
J.
R.
Turner,
manager
of-the
Duthle
mine,
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Smlthers
and
sail
tonight
on
the
Cainosun
for
Seattle
where
he
will
spend
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
hollduy
y.
Kon
a'
hl
home.
TAKING
11.08
POUNDS
OF
MILK
from
a
Jersey
row
In
three
minutes
gives
Emma
Handy
of
Marysviile,
Calif.,
the
world's
milking
record
as
this
has
never
been
equalled
by
either
man
or
woman.
Miss
Handy
Won
the
tiile
of
champion
dairymaid.at
the
Pacific
Slope
Dairy
Show
at
Oakland
DRIVER
IS
CHARGED
WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
WHEN
MAN
IS
KILLED
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
20.
A
man
be
lieved
to
be
named
James
Allen,
ad-
drew
unknown,
was
killed
last
nlnht
when
he
was
struck
by
a
Royal
Mall
truck.
Archie
D.
McNab,
driver
of
the
truck,
has
been
charged
with
manslaughter
and
Pleased
on
bail
amounting
to
$5,000.
THE
CZARS
OF
RUSSIA
From
the
left:
Kamenev,
recently
"reprieved"
and
kept
in
the
party;
Kalenin,
president
of
the
Soviet
republic;
Voroshiloff,
minister
of
war;
Unschlitht
and
Budennin
PRINCE
OF
WALES
RACKETS
CHAMPION
Wales
won
the
first.
round.
In.
the
Royal
Navy
squash
racket
championships,
de-
featlng
Lieut
A.
F.
DeSalls.
three
games
to
two
CAMBRIDGE
DEPEATS
DUBLIN
AT
RUGBY
DUBLIN,
Ireland,
Dec.'
20
Cambridge
University
defeated
Dublin
University
at
rui?by
today
by
a
acore
of
eighteen
u-
-::x.
PRINCE
WINS
THIRD
ROUND
LONDON,
Dec.
20.
Fighting
for
every
point
the
Prince
of
Wales
advanced
to
the
third
round
In
the
Royal
Navy
squash
rackets
championships
today,
defeating
Commander
C.
A.
Klrk-ehaw
three
games
to
two.
wven
to
nine,
nine
to
one.
eight
to
ten.
nine
to
seven
and
nine
to
live
1
i
i
'
OTTAWA
PREPARING
FOR
FORTHCOMING
SESSION
-
'
.
.null
tot
tf?he
-tfeutfon
of
par)
lament
were
under
consideration
at
a
lengthy
meet
ing
6f
the
cabinet
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening.
After
the
meeting
Premier
King
stated
that
he
had
no
appointments
to
announce.
KII.I.I
II
IN
EXPLOSION'
SAN
DIEGO.
Dec.
20.
Two
meri
are
reported
to
have
been
killed
and
five
injured
In
a
terrific
explosion
on
a
United
States
airplane
carrier
this
mornina.
Serb
Threw
Himself
in
Front
of
Train
and
Was
Instantly
Killed
on
Kettle
Valley
Line
Letter
Said
to
Incriminate
Someone
in
Murder
Case
Was
Found
in
Pocket
of
Dead
Man
MEKRITT.
December
20.Angelo
Serbinoff,
on
of
the
proprietors
of
a
l-nal
rooming
house,
threw
himself
in
front
of
the
Kettle
Valley
train
last
night
and
was
instantly
killed.
Serbinoff
was
witness
at
a
recent
inqust
at
which
the
jury
returned
a
verdict
that
Emmet
t
Todd,
known
a?
"Lucky"
Todd,
a
pnnpector,
had
been
murdered
in
Serbinoff's
rooming
houss.
In
the
pocket
of
Serbinoffs
overcoat
was
a
letter
to
Coroner
Gillis,
the
contents
of
which
have
not
been
revealed
but
it
is
said
to
have
obtained
a
statement
that
might
lead
to
an
arrest
in
the
Todd
case.
i:!i;rit
nrsi
i.ts
in
LOVW
It
TI.I.HIKUMI
HAT!.
Kilt
lit
"PERT
'
Managrr
Leo
Wsagh
Of
the
C.'iiaduin
National
Telegraphs
;
a!.noucre.
that
en
Jsstuary
.1
the
old
CTP.
Telegraph
Com-
!
p.iry
will
be
formally
rtarged
i.h
the
Cau-dlan
Natlwial
and
i
that
throughout
the
system
a
substantial
reduction
wlil
be
made
In
the
rates
all
round.
This
will
be
welcome
news
for
the
people
of
this
district,
the
'
Board
of
Trade
having
aifced
for
rate
reduction
on
more
thin
one
occasion.
'
-
.
,
STEAM
CARRIAGE
OF
100
YEARS
AGO
MADE
SPEED
OF
TEN
MILES
LONDON,
Dee.
20.
"A
steam
carriage
vessel
of
the
season.
Is
due
to
arrive
is
shortly
to
commence
running
be-
;
this
sfterooon
at
3
o'clock
from
Van-tween
London
and
Southampton."
aays
couver.
She
already
has
s
pilot
on
a
news
item
In
the
London
Sunday
Od-
.board.
server
of
Nov.
11.
1927,
which
the
Ob-:
The
arrival
of
the
Sydland
makes
the
server
recently
re-publUhed.
"The
ma-
fourth
grain
boat
to
the
harbor
at
the
chlnery.
'
aaya
the
Observer
of
100
years
I
present
time,
ago,"
Is
contained
In
a
very
small
com-
j
pass
and
is
to
propel
the
carriage
at
the
rate
of
10
miles
an
hour.
At
every
atage.
Instead
of
the
old-fashioned
way
I
of
travelling
by
changing
horses,
they
i
a
supply
of
coals
and
water.
MINIMUM
WAGE
BOARD
TO
CARRY
APPEAL
ON
LUMLER
CAMP
EMPLOYEES
VICTORIA.
Dec.
20
The
board
en-.
forcing
the
Minimum
Wage
Act
will
sponsor
the
appeal
against
the
decision
oi
Judge
Cayley
that
the
act
dees
not
ripply
to
dishwashers
and
similar
employee.-
in
the
lumber
industry.
The
Board
la
determined
on
the
main
original
order
enforcing
the
forty
cents
-n
Hour
wage
in
the
lumber
Industry
.i
ail
its
branches.
BATTERED
ON
ROCKS
AND
SAILOR
LOST
CORK,
Ireland,
Dec.
20
The
ketch
Colder
Pearl,
of
Oleucester
was
battered
cn
the
rocks
of
the
Old
Head
of
Klnsale
last
night
with
the
loss
of
the
captain
ana
lour
members
of
the
crew
during
a
great
storm
which
Is
today
sweeping
the
I
Irish
coast.
WyttLESS1
REPORT
i
X
u.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Part
cloudy,
calm:,
baromster.
3033:
temperature,
33;
sea
smooth.
'DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
calm;
bar-
orheter,'
30.14;
"
temperature,
27;
sea
smooth,
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.15;
temperature.
42;
sea
moderate.
Niiiin
DIGBY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
30.33:
temperature.
32;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
30.14:
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
BULL'
HARJJOR
-
Part
cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
30.14:
temperature,
45.
sea
moderate.
Lnre
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Prl.
e
Five
Cent!
SWEDISH
BOAT
ARRIVES
HERE
-
Sydland,
Eighth
Grain
Vessel
of
Season,
in
Port
Ainderhv
About
to
Sail
FOUR
BOATS
IN
HARBOR
Loading
of
the
British
freighter
Atn-derby
at
the
Alberts
When
Ptnd'a
Prteee
Rupert
elevator
with
a
run
caTga
a!
gjSjUi
for
the
Uatted
Ktsgdom
or
Continent
has
been
completed
and
the
ves
sel
Is
ready
to
sail
tgnlgrjl
or
tomorrow
morning,-
'rifcteonbT
Wpfc'TJflJKoen-
'
mer,
she
wfll
proceed
from
here
to
Union
Bay.
Vancouver
Island,
for
bunker
Loading
of
the
freighter
Sheaf
Mount
is
now
proceeding
and
the
Ohio
Maru
ii
being
lined
at
the
ocean
dock
preparatory
to
going
on
berth
at
the
elevator.
The
Swedish
freighter
Sydland.
eighth
HIGHWAY
AND
THE
INTERIOR
Matter
Comes
up
at
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade
Meeting
Recently
The
completion
of
the
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
highway
was
strongly
urged
at
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade
by
A.
Keller
of
Francois
Lsks.
who
pointed
out
that
the
producers
of
the
central
interior
looked
to
Prin:e
Rupert
market
for
disposal
ef
their
product
and
the
completion
of
the
highway
would
help
very
greatly
In
the
development
of
both
produttreh
and
marketing.
The
motion
to
back
the
work
was
held
over
for
the
time
being
because
tsro
motions
bearing
on
the
completion,
of
the
hlghwa
had
been
passed
st
previous
meetings.
BELANGER
IS
THE
CHAMPION
Outpoints
Ernie
Jarvi
In
Twelve
Round
.Match
in
Toronto
last
Night
TORONTO,
Dec.
20.
Belanger.
the
French
Canadian
boxer
of
Toronto,
gained
the
flyweight
champtonshlp
under
the
National
Boxing
Association
by
outpointing
Ernie
Jarvls
of
London
In
a
twelve
round
struggle
here
last
night.
PREMIER
CONFINED
,
TO
HIS
HOME
WITH
FACIAL
TROUBLES
VICTORIA,
Dec
20
Premier
Maclean
is
confined
to
his
home
with
facial
troubles
and
may
be
indoors
for
a
week.
He
Is
transacting
business
st
his
home,
his
condition
not
being
serl-
m