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Box
THE
C
ATA
LA
CONTRAl
T
m
.
I.;ii!y
News:
,!'
attention
has
juat
lumen
n
to
the
article
in
your
1mu
December
I
t,
headed
"The
uia
I
iaseo,"
which
I
must
any
-ut
as
unfriendly
and
dia-r'.cous
a
reference
to
an
old
mute
association
with
l'riace
vt
us
it
could
possibly
be.
"
I'niuii
Steamship
Company
gnrn
generous
and
regular
r
io
i'rince
Ruert,
and
we
.
:
always
appreciated
the
rttla-wh.ch
have
existed
In-lween
.niany
and
its
nortneru
pa-'J
tie
principal
objection
we
However,
to
the
ait.uk
uhicb
r.
.fit?
upon
the
Union
Steam
1
'impany
as
tne
owners
of
-
a.
alii,
is
that
it
i.-
entirely
u
:
on
ignorance
of
the
real
.instances,
and
to
t.'ii
extern
::t:':dlcssly
misleading,
Tr
S.S.
Cutal
a
wu-
technically
d"tied
by
the
ou
tiers
and
the
.
of
abandonment
has
neer
c-n
relinquished
Mid
will
re
'
ui.til
the
vessel
ii
res:-ivi:
i.
The
responsibility,
K.ere
M'i
the
rcpaii
i
of
the
-in;
c.
entirely
with
the
I'mlei
-
who.
of
course,
have
ui
'jr
:ioned
right
U
take
u.l'.
u
ajr.
l
the
lowest
possible
T3toration.
The
owners
ai
in
a
nominal
caput
i'
t.i,
fiple
who
pay
are
trie
pr
decide.
i
lieials
of
the
Pr.t,
,
r
y
l)ock
were
most
an
.
tcr
und
made
a
e.
a-
t"
to
secure
the
job.
a")
I
:
sitively
that
there
su-
'
2
tacking
on
their
pur;
in
v.,.
f
'
di
uvor
excepting
the
matter
..:
"
i
against
which
there
was
u
-'!
"or
offer
and
which
was
there
'ure
accepted
as
a
Clatter
-..i
l.usi
nrs.
H
will
be
evident
;o
any
reasonable
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
that
no
sentiment
prevails
in
these
matters
and
they
can
only
be
dealt
with
on
a
strict
business
basis.
I
hope,
therefore,
you
will
accept
our
assurance
that
tiiere
way
no
deliberate
attempt
is
take
buai-ni
s
away
from
Prince
Rupert
and
that
you
wHI
feel
called
upon
to
at
least
represent
the
matter
in
a
fair
and
equitable
light,
both
in
justice
to
the
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
the
owners
of
the
Catala.
Yours
truly,
HAROLD
BROWN.
General
Manager.
I
nion
Steamship
Co.
of
British
Columbia,
Ltd.
KINGOFHOUSE
D
AVIDiS
DEAD
Body
U-fl
In
Bed
in
Hope
That
he
Would
Rise
After
Three
Days
J1ATTON
HAIlDOn.
Mich
.
Dec.
19.
Benjamin
Pumell.
Kin
of
the
House
:
David
died
Just
Friday
morning
but
"till
In
the
bed
where
he
died.
The
belief
thst
he
would
rise
again
to
nicir
days
kept
the
colony
Irom
an-"omiting
his
death.
POINTGREYTO
JOINVANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
Dec
19-JVtnt
Orey
vted
Saturday
almost
three
to
one
2038
to
768
in
laror
of
amalgamation
'th
Vancouver
and
South
Vancouver
'
union
to
bewme
eeotlve
Jaru.
o
1
192B.
followlni
the
paasiu
o-
'
"tiling
legMatton.
This
will
tntx
"
1
215,000
people
Advertise
la
The
DaBy
News
,5
V
Northern
and
55.
''l.
-
'e
.
i?
;
.
h
COLD
PRINCE
i
SNAP
IN
Suspected
Communists
at
Executed
for
and
Thousands
Leave
Protection
of
British
Law
Soviet
vice-consul
killed
and
other
Russians
ordered
to
leave
Shanehai:
Exodus
!
0
'
reported
from
Shantung
province
CANTON,
December
19.
Six
being
Communists
were
executed
in
vice-consul
was
also
executed.
A
virtual
migration
of
Chinese
to
tile
iMsarby
British
island
of
Hong
Konjr
is
under
way.
The
number
Who
have
left
the
Cantor
area
is
estimated
2'w.ooo.
SilNiHAl.
December
13.
The
Nanking
Nationalist
government
hat
notified
approximately
100
ierson
in
the
Russian
settlement
'(
lea.
imni.
diately.
The
consular
group
are
virtually
pris
sionera.
It
not
being
couilistrsd
sale
tar
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Oeuerni
M:-..ltn
:
'-he
B.u.H
of
I
ILVIVt;
TO
MEXICO
TO
VIIT
lid!
SON
Mils.
I.IMMlLlKill
(111..
DETROIT.
Dec.
.
Kvangellne
Uudbergb
bopped
off
M
paaasnger
on
the
first
lap
of
a
flight
to
Mexlca
where
she
piauH
to
apend
Chrtotmaa
with
her
son.
the
famous
aviator
She
arrived
later
at
Indlanapoll..
R.
B.
BENNETT
ARRIVES
BACK
FROM
ENGLAND
MONTREAL.
Dec.
19
-
R
B
Bennett,
whu
arrived
at
Halifax
over
the
weekend
after
a
trip
to
England
on
private
buslmas
and
rest,
arrived
her.
today
Mr
Bennett
denied
a
st-ry
thpt
he
had
travelled
liicognl.o
as
R.
B
Parker.
FOUND
NO
TRACE
OF
MISSING
STEAMER
IVRT
ARTHUR.
Dei
19
The
steamer
Islet
Prince
returned
Saturday
reporting
no
Usee
of
the
steamer
Kamloops
which
i
euppoted
to
have
foundered
during
a
recent
storm.
VANCOUVER
KXCHANCE
Bid.
Asked
Big
Missouri
294
Coast
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........
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(Mirk
Province
WV,
094
Dunwell
16
Oladstone
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MVt
Independence
iwue
06
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and
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Leadsmltl.
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4
26
W.',M
2W
14
B..:.uio:..
"f'-
6U
gttlvrrsiF.itb
-
'
Surf
Ir.i-t
I
hundred
Chinese
suspected
of
i
one
group
here.
The
Sovie
them
to
leave
the
coniular
hetKkjuar-
U;r
86INAKFU.
8hntung
China,
Dee.
19.
Wh'
lerale
badltry
military
oprewton
.mi
depredations
are
cs
using
an
enor-c;.
ex
idus
of
people
from
6hantung
u.
Uanri.urla
It
Is
estimated
that
a
million
people
left
this
year.
It
Is
pa
Mule
i
travel
for
days
over
a
farmer
a.ti
fanning
district
without
seeing
a
i.uman
beuis
HUNTING
FOR
THE
SLAYER
Man
Who
Killed
Los
Angeles
Girl
Being
Sought
Eagerly
by
Everyone
I
OS
ANOELE6.
Dee.
19.
In
the
greatest
man
hunt
ever
known,
the
fiendish
slayer
of
Marian
Parker
la
sought.
A
letter
from
the
kidnapper
and
stayer
threatens
the
twin
sister
Marjorie
of
the
same
fate.
Fifty
ttiausand
dollars
reward
has
been
raised
wy
otUecaa.
the
contributions
coming
tram
children's
banks
and
millionaires'
fund.
-
The
Vfit
of,
the
human
brute,
where
the
git)'
was
murdered
Is
believed
to
have
besfr
In
the
fashionable
residential
distrust
where
bloodstains
are
thought
to
ten
the
tale
of
crime.
MINER
CAUGHT
IN
SNOWSLIDE
8TEWART.
Dec
19
William
FHUer.
54.
one
ot
the
best
known
miners
and
prospectors
of
the
province,
was
caught
by
a
snow
slide
Saturday
on
the
Porter
Idaho
trail.
It
Is
believed
Impossible
that
be
has
escaped
death.
QUESTION
OF
COOKS
IN
LUMBER
CAMPS
AND
THE
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
VICTORIA.
Dec
19
Allen
Thrasher.
a
lumber
operator
in
the
Prince
George
district,
it
Is
said,
will
ask
the
Privy
Council
for
the
right
of
appeal
against
the
decision
of
the
appeal
court
that
the
Minimum
Wage
Act
applies
to
cooks
la
lumber
oamps.
On
the
other
hand
the
board
may
appeal
the
decision
it
Judge
Oayley
In
Vancouver
who
ruled
ghat
the
act
did
not
apply
to
dish-
tgfheft
siidimllar
employees.
KILLED
COASTING
AT
POWELL
RIVER
PEW
EU
RIVER.
eDc.
IB.
The
six
year
eld
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
I
McDonald
wss
killed
Baturday
when
run
over
while
coasting
by
a
motor
car
siage.
That
makes
the
third
coasting
'a-Kllty
in
the
week.
WEATIIEK
IlKltlKT.
Pi
luce
Rupert
Clear
calm:
tempera-
Mete
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C..
AIQNDAY.
DECEMBER
19.
lfiL'7
MOVE
ENGLAND
IN
THIRTY-TWO
YEARS
Canton
ROBBED
PRESBYTERHN
CH'JRCH
THIS
MORNING
OF
$300
AT
:7ANC0U
t
ER
VANCOUVER.
Doe
IB.
Using
a
churge
ot
eapteqsw.
whirh
demolished
:!
.:e
tid
wrssswed
the
utflcr
at
Uie
r!r
-i
Pri'byterisa
Chun
..
wtle-blaweis
oMaJned
at
least
3O0
earl;
ihls
mom-
Gruesome
Act
Los
Angeles
Arch
Fiend
Saturday
Night
LOS
ANGELES,
December
l'J
With
arms
and
legs
cul
off.
wire
wound
around
the
neck
cutting
deep
into
the
flesh
und
thrust
through;
the
eyelids,
disembowelled,
and
with
the
cavity
filled
with
rags,
the
body
of
Marian
Parker,
twelve
years
of
age,
was
tossed
out
of
antqmobile
before
the
father,
Perry
.
JtL,.
Parker,
a
Dank
official,
Saturday
night
after
he
had
paid
the
abductor
StrfjOO
oa
the
promiae-thuthisdaughter.wlio.had..
been
kidnapped
Thursday,
would
be
restbred
to
him.
BOSTON
LOST.
!
TO
CANADIENSi
Score
of
Five
to
One
Against
Bos-tun
Bruins
in
Saturday's
Hockey
Match
MONTREAL.
Dec.
19.
The
Boston
defence
was
no
match
for
the
speedy
work
of
Msreno.
Osgee
ad
Jollat
of
the
Oanadlenc
who
scat
the
puck
Into
the
net
live
times
In
their
game
Saturday
while
their
opponent
scored
only
one.
This
was
their
sixth
straight
vic
tory.
Ottawa
tightened
theUr
grip
on
second
place
in
a
hard-fought
vtetcry
over
Mon
treal
Maroons
In
their
Saturday
night
game.
Pittsburg
Is
still
without
a
victory
this
season
but
got
their
third
tie
yester-1
day
wben
playing
against
Detroit
in
a
three
to
three
game.
Ahe
latter
going
into
first
place
In
the
American
section,
one
point
ahead
of
the
New
York
Rangen.
Detroit
beat
.
Toronto
Saturday
in
an
overtime
match.
The
Americans
dropped
to
third
In
the
International
section
-by
their
defeat
yesterday
by
Chlcagj
being
beaten
two
to
one.
following
are
the
scores:
s.m
now
iM
Boston
1.
Oanadtens
S.
Montreal
0.
Ottawa
I.
Detroit
1,
Toronto
0.
Chicago
S.
Pittsburg
2.
M'MlAV
tlAMl.S
Pittsburg
3.
Detroit
3.
'
New
York
Americans
2,
Chicago
0.
O.
A.
Woodland,
looal
agent
tor
the
Imperial
Oil
Co..
returned
to
the
city
3D
the
Camosun
last
night
Irom
a
trip
to
Bella
Bella
on
company
business.
Young
Canadian
MIS
vinckvt
iir;iii;nr
u,
niitr
Trc-
ilu.iLl'Cal
EUROPE
GETS
ZERO
FROST
London
Six
Above
and
France
Still
Colder
in
Some
Parts
of
Country
1.0MION,
Dee.
1.
The
Itrltlih
l-le
are
today
In
the
grip
of
the
nildrht
weather
experienced
therein
32
J
earn,
w
ith
the
people
engaged
In
winter
fcport.
l-omloii
s
the
mlricfct
pLire
with
the
thermometer
M
uliotr
r.rro
today.
Plumber
are
luiy
repairing
friren
and
broken
water
plfie
aftrr
HM
hour
of
frot.
PARIS.
Dee,
10.
I
ranee
Is
e-prrlriirlng
bitterly
cold
weather
ti.
l.iv.
the
thermometer
going
at
low
u
r.rro
at
Mime
puintn.
It
I
the
most
fceicre
fnmt
in
fllteen
yenrs.
Ixen
of
elderly
jierMiiis
are
re-jMirleU
falling,
dead
or
lielng
herlolisly
frost
blttrii.
THIRMF
GIRLSBURIED
QUEBEC.
Dec.
19
Funeral
services
for
C6
girl
victims
of
the
Hospice
8t.
Charles
fire,
were
held
yesterday,
all
being
burled
In
the
same
plot
in
St.
Charles
cemetery.
I.OCHIKK
KILLED
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
19
Dan
Walland,
yean
01
age,
a
logger
employed
at
a
camp
at
Stillwater.
90
miles
nortta
of
here,
was
killed
Saturday
wben
be
was
struck
by
falling
trees.
War
Veteran
Knocked
Unconscious
by
Bear
.JhenHad
Leg
and
Foot
Burned
CORDOVA.
December
19.After
lying
for
more
;tnan
k'
month
in
a
cabin
in
the
wilds
of
the
interior
of
Alaska
with
one
leg
burned
off
nearly
to
the
knee
and
the
other
foot
badly
burned,
Nick
Raworth,
a
young
Canadian
war
veteran,
was
taken
to
Kennecott
Hospital
here
and
it
is
said
he
may
live.
Raworth
was
attacked
on
November
3
by
a
bear,
which,
after
killing
his
dog,
knocked
Raworth
unconscious.
When
he
recovered
the
legs
were
badly
burned,
indicating
he
had
previously
regained
consciousness
and
built
a
fire,
though
he
had
no
recollection
of
It.
In
intense
agony
he
crawled
fifteen
miles
to
the
cabin
where
he
lay
eek
after
week
scarcely
able
to
secure
food
and
water.
He
wa-
f'tund
bv
u,v.
Indian.
Three
Grain
Ships
Here
and
Another
Wednesday
Keeping
Elevator
Busy
Swedish
Freighter
Sydland
Will
Largest
Wheat
Vessel
The
"K"
Line
freighter,
Ohio
JIaru,
Capt.
Murata,
Priuee
Rupert's
seventh
grain
ship
of
the
season,
arrived
in
port
at
1.20
ye
terday
afternoon
from
Muroran,
Japan,
and
tied
up
at
the
ocean
dock
where
she
is
now
being
lined
preparatory
to
going
on
berth
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
to
load
a
full
cargo
oi
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
Other
than
encountering
a
good
deal
of
stormy
weather,
the
Ohio
Maru
had
an
uneventful
passage
from
Muroran
which
port
she
left
on
November
29.
The
vessel
was
originally
going
to
Vancouver
to
load
but
was
diverted
to
Prince
Rupert
when
off
Cape
Flattery.
She
picked
up
her
pilot,
Capt.
II.
L.
Roberaon,
at
Neah
Bay,
Capt.
Roberson
coming
on
here
with
the
vessel.
The
Ohio
Maru,
which
was
fumigated
-
'.jst
Irish
t.
la
a
typical
Japanese
freight
er,
iter
tonnage
li
4364
and
she
car-
r.es
a
crow
of
thlrty-.lx
men.
Her
port
cf
registry
is
Kobe.
The
arrival
of
the
Ohio
Maru
makes
,
tivrze
grain
ships
In
the
harbor
today
'
the
others
being
the
British
freighters
Alnderby
and
Sheaf
Mount,
both
of
i
which
are
loading
at
the
elevator.
Trouble
on
Uie
railway
line
has
been
sUlsatvtir
akln'iinli
sevf
wVlsva
fvnm
iK
I
Dralrieavta
Prlnte
Ruiert
Nonehs
at-
1
4vd5iic
'frlirnjiDjg
-Three
j
rhundredcarf
werereported,
iartoioi
that
it
has
plenty
of
grain
on
hand
to
handle
all
the
boats
now
In.
It
ts
expected
that
the
Alnderby
will
be
crmpleted
loading
and
ready
to
sail
tcmorrow
morning.
The
Sheaf
Mount
should
get
away
.
Friday
morning.
The
eighth
ship
of
the
season
here
Is
announced
to
be
the
Swedish
freighter
Sydland
which
Is
expected
from
the
Old
Country
Wednesday
morning.
This
vesiel
ts
.understood
to
be
already
lined
,
and
will
load
a
full
cargo
for
the
;
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
Sydland
will
be
the
first
Swedish
grain
I
boat
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
anl.
Incidentally,
the
largest
wheat
vessel
the
port
has
had.
She
was
built
at
Sun
derland.
England,
in
1920.
her
port
of
registry
Is
Oothenberg
and
she
Is
431
feet
long
with
tonnage
of
6,500.
She
is
oming
via
the
inside
passage
from
Van-
c
uver.
NAVAL
CONFERENCE
FAILURE
SAID
TO
BE
A
DEPLORABLE
BLUNDER
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
19
Failure
of
the
naval
conference
was
characterized
as
a
deplorable
British
blunder
by
Viscount
Rothermere
in
a
cabled
despatch
to
the
Sunday
Pictorial.
London.
The
Viscount,
who
is
now
here,
lays
the
chief
blame
upon
Sir
Austin
Chamberlain.
THREATENS
FIGHT
AGAINST
GOVERNMENT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
19
W.
H.
Ham-mood.
Ash
croft
potato
grower,
states'
that
unless
the
government
compile
with
his
demands
for
the
removal
of
vegetables
frum
the
provisions
of
the
Marketing
Control
Act,
he
wUl
organize
a
political
opposition
in
the
Kamloops
riding
and
endeavor
to
pursuade
the
independent
Liberals
to
take
the
field
against
the
government.
MAN
AND
WOMAN
ARE
SENTENCED
TO
HANG
VAtiLEYFIELD.
Quebec.
Dec.
19.
George
and
Doris
Mbcdonald
were
found
guUty
Saturday
of
the
murder
of
Ade
Jam
.HSKicnard.
a
Lachlne
taxi
driver,
and
are
sentenced
to
hang
on
March
23.
Joe
jury
recommended
the
woman
to
mercy.
NAXOOSE
SKIPPER
DEAD
VANCOUVER
Dec.
19.
-CapUiu
Wai
ter
Verge,
a
veteran
Canadian
Pacific
shipmaster
on
the
British
Columbia
coast,
died
sxiddenlv
Saturday
on
TJie
U'J
Naiuooe
..h.-.i:
!ie
cyaunutidcSL
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
1jv.j
lie
Eighth
Ship
of
Season
and
Port
lias
Had
o
1'ar
RAILWAY
LINE
TIED
UP
TODAY
Snowslides
Between
Amsbury
and
Skeena
City
Hoped
to
be
Cleared
up
This
After
noon
Owing
to
a
number
of
snowslldes,
ones,
between
Skeena
City
and
Amsbury,
traffic
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
Prince
Rupert
was
again,
tied
up
this
morning
with
considerable
uncertainty
prevailing
as
to
when
it
might
be
resumed,
although
at
the
superintendent's
office.
It
was
hoped
that
the
trouble
would
be
cleared
up
this
afternoon
and
the
trains
moving
again.
Full
crews
have
been
working
on
the
slide
since
the
end
of
the
week,
-assecger
train
No.
5,
due
at
3J0
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
East,
was
not
txpected
to
arrive
before
this
afternoon
and
No.
6,
scheduled
to
go
out
at
11
jo
this
morning.
Is
being
held
here
untu
the
line
la
clear.
At
noon
tt
was
stated
at
the
railway
offices
that
No.
S
would
not
arrive
before
5
o'clock
this
afternoon.
It
not
being
certain
that
she
would
be
in
even
then.
SUB.
SINKS
JX
ALIVE
Feared
That
Men
Cannot
be
Rescued
From
Vessel
Now
Under
Water
PROV1NCETOWN.
Mass..
Dec.
19.
Submarine
OXS-4
was
rammed
and
sunk
by
a
destroyer
near
here
yesterday
afternoon
In
200
feet
of
water.
Four
hours
afterwards
no
trace
of
the
43
members
of
the
crew
could
be
found.
A
furious
gale
Is
blowing1
today
making
rescue
work
Impossible.
Six
men
are
known
to
be
alive
1n
the
torpedo
room
thrjugh
Morse
hammer
tappings.
There
ts
faint
hope
of
rescue.
The
men
oannot
live
longer
than
Wednesdsy.
It
te
thought,
and
It
la
impossible
to
raise
the
sub.
before
that
time.
JAPS
ARRESTED
MURDER
CHARGE
VANCOUVER.
Dec
i9.The
mystery
shrouding
the
disappearance
ot
Isaku
Nlahimura,
82
years
of
age.
'4i6mi
Japanese
from
bis
home
here
Vj
bJ.JcM
13
last
n
believed
by
the
police
"5
Thsvl
been
celared
up
with
the
arTest
jjnnday
af
Etsugl
Mori!
of
Vancouver,
who
is
charged
with
the
murder
et
Nashlmura.
Four
other
Japanese
are
held
for
investigation.
The
police
theory
tends
to
the
belief
:hat
Nashimura
was
murdered
as
be
left
his
home
and
the
body
weighted
and
thrown
into
the
rraser
River.
So
air
the
body
has
not
been
recovered.
Ctsugi
in
toe
police
court
today
was
remanded
for
a
week
and
S.
Takanaahl,
alw
arrested
tor
the
aams
crime,
vu