Save
Money
Boston
Grill
y
-i
.
!espe
wty
to
buy
the
IX
New.-
a
to
subscribe
by
th
ttc
and
nave
It
delivered
dally
address
Ot
couree.
you
tubwribe
for
shorter
period.
rihone
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and
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X
'''in
th"
Russian
but
very
soon
it
was
found
that
the
Soviet
relatives
wanted
to
be.
dictators
and
this
was
resented.
L1UUUK
BUAKU
INQUIRY
ENDS;:
!
Kelfel
Denies
That
Money
Wnsi
I'ii
Irl
In
Mwinl-.rst
nr
Enmliiv-
i
l
j.
ccs
of
Liquor
Board
VEH
Dec
16.
Mr
Juatlee
phy
anting
a
mmng
into
the
chaff
tkat
i.
hi
been
made
to
employe
luor
Oontrot
Board
and
the'
'.he
tnvestlga.ion
yesterday.
Relfel.
Jr
who
was
not
it
March,
w
heard
yester-
is
utUe
nuix-
that
WUeoa
.it
as
he
l
now
domiciled
mil.
so
the
investigation
.i
questioned
hv
J
P.
Hog?.
:r
the
comniiimion
regarding,
-uro
ot
money
paid
by
the
,
loeeph
Kennedy
Ltd..
oetan-1
EDMONTON.
Dec
15.
"Have
you
any
the
company'a
agents
In
tbejiwuu
to
apare?"
The
demand
at
pro-State,
decided
that
these
pay-1
wnt
U
very
heavy,
according
to
Chn.
v.eer
made
for
advertising
pur-,
B
nUjt
of
the
department
of
neglected
Witness
denied
that
any
money,
j
children.
On
Wednesday
there
appeared
directly
or
Indirectly,
was
paid
!
m
the
Journal
an
advertisement,
seek-
luoi
board
employees
I
DENY
HAVING
GOTTEN
MONEY
United
States
Senators
(Jive
Lie
to
Allegations
Mutlc
in
Hearst
Newspapers
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
15.
-
Senators
ali.
lleflen.
Latoletle
and
N
orris
were
;
'
U
lodav
in
documents
presented
by.
..uii
llauuoiph
Hearst
before
an
ln-..iiinn
(utnmlttee
as
the
quartette
':
cK'scnbed
anonymously
In
the
i
.
wj.aixrit
as
those
who
had
beam
-
I
si
.200.000
by
the
Mexican
gov-i
r
--slush
fund."
Borah.
Heflen
:,.l"H'
ppeared
before
the
eom-
I
immediately
nd
denied
having
n.i
iv.
il
mniey
from
from
any
any
such
I
N'rr..-
whit
is
sick
In
bed
-'
I
i
he
allCK.itHHi
CONDEMNS
KING
REGARD
MEXICO
i
Bishop
Fallon
Objects
to
Permit-;
ting
Thornton
to
Visit
That
j
Country
t-ONDON.
Dec.
15.
The
Roman
Cath
-
j
'
Birhup
Fallon
laat
night
Issued
an
letter
to
Premier
King
atrongly
'
'
!"mntnK
the
government
for
per
-
''",'
8ir
Henry
Thorntori.
preeltletit
of
"
i'
N.r
.
to
ilt
Mexico
to
confer
on
''in
mutters.
In
the
letter
Bishop
Fallon
refers
to
mix
i.,
of
the
Mexlean
government
as
;
"ibers
and
murderers.
,
WKATIIKU
ItU'OUT
Pi;
i
ice
Rupert.
Overcast,
calm;
tem-
urr
38.
W
:'.P!iorac.
-Clear,
calm,
zero
River
and
OKilvle.
six
below
'.":ut!y
c-.ilm
1
bio-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
riUNTE
niPEUT.
1U
.
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
IS.
1927
MG
EJECTED
Arrested
Given
Consul
Streets
of
City
'
Before
Being
by
Nationalists
tT.il.
AMI
CONVOV
4
!
WAITING
OIT
STOitM
4
!
At
10
o'clock
this
morning
the
4
steamer
Salvage
King,
with
the
4
wrecked
Union
si.
Catala
In
tow.
4
was
tied
up
inside
the
north
and
of
Quean
Charlotte
Sound
i
waiting
out
a
storm
which
waa
j
weeping
that
open
stretch
of
1
water.
Aflar
qa
h"
rooder-aud.
the
ewtsng
ot.
tbe
Sound
1
-wUl
ba
apVs'
aoutti-eaat
wrod
wan
blowing
and
there
was
a
heavy
swell
and
shoppy
tea.
EVERYBODY
WANTS
TWINS
AT
EDMONTON
SUPPLY
TOO
SMALL
in.
t
good
home
for
bonnle
twin
sis
ters
who
will
attain
the
age
of
one
year
on
December
38.
Scarcely
bad
tile
stall
of
the
department
doffed
their
overcoats
before
replies
began
to
pour
In.
Some
came
by
phone,
otters
were
perrons!
Before
the
morning
was
over
the
twtiu
were
happily
placed,
and
bad
there
been
twelve
more
pair
available,
they.
too.
could
have
been
provided
with
parents
and
homes
before
noon.
All
of
which
gee
to
show
that
not
all
people
consider
twin
a
burden.
WILD
DUCKS
WENT
OVER
THE
FALLS
AT
NIAGARA
IN
STORM
MAOARA
FALLS.
N
T..
Dec.
15.
Illd-ing
the
high
waters
of
the
upper
Nlsg-
ver
during
the
recent
storm
huu-
j
isba
a.'nt
nvrr
"s
o.
w..u
---r-
-
-
the
brink
of
the
American
nonranw
Falls
and
carried
into
the
lower
stream
by
the
tumbling
water.
Few
are
thought
to
have
escaped
death
In
the
fall
of
190
feat.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Bid.
AaSed
14JH
1.75
.28
HM
15.T5
.09K
.10)4
.19
1
ISO
.15
"48
J07tt
,
.108
.CK
'.084
iiv'
!
'jObu
.04
JOS
M
.10
38
.37
.18
-13T4
M
.05
30
Wheat
...
B.C.
Sliver
...
Dig
Missouri
Coast
copper
.
.0
Province
Dunwell
George
Copper
oudstone
Independeite
Indian
lL.
and
L.-
udmlth
'
(Lucky
Jim
...
Margot
Metals
Porter
Idaho
.
Richmond
...
ISUvercrent
.
...
Sunloch
The
Canadian
National
Railway
re
nnrts
the
arrival
of
28
cars
of
grain
within
the
past
24
hours
consigned
to
the
local
elevator
and
200
more
are
on
Northern
and
LONE
EAGLE
IS
SAFE
IN
MEXICO
AFTER
ARDUOUS
Russians
Are
in
Canton
and
Executed;
Passports
Soviti
Emissaries
Paraded
Through
(iven
Their
Quietus
-
ANTON,
December
15.
The
Nationalist
government
today
.1
Thirteen
Russians
alleged
to
be
responsible
for
the
recent
.n
uprising
and
shot
three
of
them.
The
others
were
par-'
(
rough
the
streets
so
that
the
people
of
the
city
might
see'
ili
'gregation
ami
they
were
executed
later.
SHANGHAI.
December
15.
The
Nationalist
government
today
'he
Soviet
Consul
his
MtssKrts,
this
being
in
line
with
the
i.
announced
policy
of
removing
Russian
influence
in
Chinese!
Th-
Nationalists
were
ready
to
receive
encouragement
and!
THE
NEW
-
s
LAURENT
.
biuJi
e
Liverpool
on
her
first
voyage
Si
NEW
SNOW
AND
WARM
WEATHER
Change
in
Temperature
Throughout
Northern
B.C.
This
There
la
a
decided
change
in
temper-4
ature
everywhere
today.
The
morning
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs
'
hod
new
snow
at
practically
all
points,
two
feet
being
common.
Data
Us
jf
the
report
follow:
Haysport
Light
wind,
snowing,
temp
38.
port
Simpson
-Raining,
temp.
34.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
1
foot
of
snow.
liemn.
l.
ArvYox
QoucW.
-eelm.
U
Indies
of
Alice
Ann
meuoj.
cairn.
im
m
new
snow.
temp.
20.
Alyanth
Oleudy.
calm.
2
feet
of
new
snow.
temp.
8.
Ilow
wood
Snowing,
calm.
2
feet
of
new
snow,
temp.
8.
Terrace
Snowing,
calm.
18
Inches
of
new
snow
drifted
In
places
5
feet
deep,
temp.
11.
Haselton
Cloudy,
cairn,
s
Inches
snow
fell
in
night,
temp.
ft.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm.
4
Inches
of
snow
fell
in
night,
temp.
B.
Teicgrsph
Creek
Cloudy,
northeast
wind.
temp.
14.
PRAYER
BOOK
Kevicd
Version
Adopted
by
Upper
House
of
British
Parliament
LONDON,
Dec.
15.
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbury's
motion
that
a
new
re
vised
prayer
book
of
the
Church
of
Eng
land
be
presented
to
Ills
Majesty
for
Roval
sDoroval
was
carried
In
the
House
of
Lords
last
night
on
a
vote
o!
241
to
88.
ASSISTANT
DISTRICT
FORESTER
TO
MARRY
FORMER
LOCAL
NURSE
Elwyn
Z.
(Mlkei
Gregg,
assistant
district
forester
here,
will
leave
next
week
for
Vancouver
where
on
January
3
In
Chalmers
Church
he
will
be
married
to
Miss
Belle
Smtllie
Oourlay.
R.N.,
until
recently
a
member
of
the
graduate
nursing
eta3
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
eral
Hospital.
The
couple
wUl
return
to
Prince
Rupert
soon
after
the
wed
ding
and
take
up
residence
In
the
house
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
which
la
about
to
be
vacated
by
Aid.
and
Mrs.
Joa.
Oreer.
ST.
LOUIS
PLAYER
IS
SOLD
TO
WASHINGTON
NEW
'
YORK.
Dec.
15
The
sale
of
Oeorge
Slsler;
famous
first
saei
of
the
St.
Louis
'"Browns
to
Washington
has
been
announced.
The
price
is
under
stood
to
be
125.000.
NAME
MOUNTAIN
PEAK
AFTER
PREMIER
OLIVER
VICTORIA.
Dec
15.
Premier
Mac
Lean
will
ask
the
Geographic
Board
of
Canada
to
name
a
mguntaln
peak
in
the
Rockies
after
the
laie
Premier
piially
for
the
White
Star
C
anadian
service,
leaving
will
comi.
oil
the
St.
Luwronce
route
next
summer.
Thirty-One
Girls
Lose
Lives
as
Fire
Destroys
Orphans'
Home
in
Quebec
QUEBEC,
December
15.
Fire
late
last
night
destroyed
vhe
Hospice
St.
Charles
conducted
by
Sisters
of
the
Good
Shephecd,
the
known
death
toll
now
standing
at
31
all
girls
witn
twenty-three
cMldren
missing.
The
death
list
may
reach
fifty
before
a
check-up
is
completed.
Eleven
of
the
victims
have
been
identified..
Three
hundred
and
seventy-one
children
were
in
the
institution.
Suffocation
accounted
for
the
most
of
the
deaths.
1
Various
recues
were
made.
Many
children
jumped
to
the
streets
while
others
dragged
their
companions
out.
The
eas
'
winr
of
the
bufjding
is
a
heap
of
ruins
while
the
new
section
flames.
Woirt
ollhe
Children
were
orphans
with
their
lathers
or
mothers
dead
or
their
parents
too
poor
to
care
for
them.
Rose
A
una
Gouldreault,
aged
17,
an
employee
in
the
babies'
ward,
died
on
making
her
fourth
entry
into
the
dormitory
td
rescue
children.
JURYMEN
KAN
FIGHT
FIRE
!
Court
Proceedings
at
Juneau
Drought
to
Sudden
End
When
Fire
Alarm
Sounds
Jl'M;.'.
Iee.
I.V
There
w
an
iiiiiimiiiI
M-rne
I
lie
oilier
day
here
In
the
eourt
lioii'r
vtlirn
a
jury
(rial
ua
In
rigrmr.
Aiiion:
Oie
ttltnrwe
nut
It.;
II.
number,
rrtlef
of
iiillre
lit
Ketrlilkan.'
lie
Hat
in
(lie
middle
of
IiIh
eUdrnce
vtlieu
tlie
fire
ularin
Mtuiiilrd.
Now
Juneau
hi
a
viiliinterr
fire
lirlfude
ami
eieral
ineml,rrs
of
the
jury
werr
al-o
'
1
1
firemen.
The
iniHiient
the
aliirm
Miuiiilril,
nut
il.ihetl
tlie
jiir.viiirn.
ileopltr
nil
re-inensl
raiieef.
uml
maile
for
the
Mrne
of
tlie
fire
mi
the
run.
The
trial
wu
vtopi'ed
uml
only
roumcd
when
the
fire
inenaee
had
pawed.
PARADIS
IS
NEW
SENATOR
Quebec
Manufacturer
and
Legis
lature
.Member
is
'Appointed
to
lied
Chamber
OTTAWA.
Dec.
15.,
Hon.
Philippe
Paradls,
member
of
the
legislative
council
of
tbe
province
of
Quebec'
for
years,
and
chief
Liberal
organlrer
of
the
Quebec
district,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Senate.
Tbe
new
senator
is
sixty-one
years
of
age
and
was
born
at
Quebec.
Me
Is
a
prominent
manufacturer
of
asbestos
and
a
past
president
of
the
Canadian
Club
and
local
patriotic
fund.
He
Is
a
Roman
Catholic
and
has
sat
In
the
Legislature
since
1918.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHARES
IN
PARI-MUTUEL
TAX
VICTORIA.
Dec
15.
The
part-mutuel
tax
of
8206.091
distributed
,
by
the
Government
today
Included
Vancouver
j
860.519.
Victoria.
819.994,
Prince
Rupert
;
83.300
Prince
George
$1,059.
Burns
Lake
78
Smithers
1353.
Vanderhoof.
Newspaper
LEGISLATURE
MEETS
JAN.
24
This
May
be
Last
Session
Prior
to
General
Election
it
is
'
Thought
VICTORIA.
Dec.
15.
The
legislature
meets
on
January
24
It
was
announced
hare
this
morning
by
Premier
Maclean
following
a
cabinet
meeting
which
had
the
matter
under
discussion.
The
oomlng
session
Is
an
Important
one
and
may
possibly
be
the
laat
the
present
Government
will
hold
prior
to
a
general
election.
It
Is
very
generally
prophesied
that
a
general
election
will
be
held
some
time
during
the
coming
year.
EXPECTS
SETTLEMENT
BIG
CLMM
AGAINST
VANCOUVER
HARBOR
BD.
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15
The
settle
ment
of
the
claim
of
the
Oriental
Oraln
and
Elevator
Company.
Ltd.
for
12.800,
000
against
the
Harbor
Board
for
a)
leged
breach
of
contract
and
conrenant
in
connection
with
tbe
lease
of
Elevator
Number
3
In
1925
wUl
be
effected
by
private
agreement
early
In
January
It
Is
expected
by
James
McGeer.
solicitor
for
the
plaintiff.
OPEN
VERDICT
IN
CASE
OF
DEATH
OF
OLD
PROSPECTOR
MERRITT,
eDc.
15.
The
Jury
at
the
Inquest
into
the
death
of
Emmett
(Lucky)
Todd,
the
prospector
who
was
found
dead
in
a
lodging
hcae,
return
ed
a
verdict
saying
JCUf
death,
,
wis
caused
by
suffocation
as
a.
result.
.pf
blow
received
on
the
nose
given
by
person
or
persons
unknown.
CANADIAN
FIELD
CROPS
INCREASING
RAPIDLY
OTTAWA.
Dec.
IS.
Canada's
principal
field
crops
In
1927
recorded
an
Increase
in
value
of
833.839,000
over
1926.
The
total
value
thl.s
year
Ls
estimated
1
II!
,107
100
CANTON
Lindbergh
Lost
His
Way
But
Picked
Up
Landmark
and
Arrived
Hours
Late
i
i
Famous
Aviator
Flew
From
Washington
to
Mexico
City
and
Was
I
Given
Delirious
Demonstration
on
Military
Flying
Field
I
MEXICO
CITY,
December
15.
Lindy
has
done
it
again.
Without
a
stop
Colonel
C.
A.
Lindbergh,
piloting
the
airplane.
Spirit
of
St.
Louis,
which
earlier
in
the
year
carried
him
to
Paris,
flew'
from
Washington
to
Mexico
City.
For
more
than
27
hours
he
was
at
the
!
controls.
!
A
huge
crowd,
estimated
at
from
fifty
to
one
hundred
thousand,
awaited
his
coming
and
gave
him
a
rousing
welcome.
President
Calles
waited
for
hours
on
the
flying
field
and
in
extending
the
welcome
of
his
country
embraced
the
flyer.
'-
There
was
a
delirious
demonstration
s
:f
joy
when
at
2J9
pjn..
after
some
I
three
noun'
apprehension
that
mlsfor-
r
tune
had
befallen
the
flyer,
the
plane
ettied
on
the
Vanbuena
military
arla-in
field
The
delay
waa
caused
by
the
fact
.hat
tbe
aviator
loat
bis
way
but
float-
td
ar.und
until
be
picked
u.i
a
land-
'
tuark.
He
misted
the
route
from
Taov
pico
because
of
the
fog.
THE
EEAUFORT
CLUB
!
PI
ITQ
nftfiRQ'
'k
season,
arrived
at
noon
today
from
LLujlnu
llu
1UUUuithe
OTlent.
She
is
already
lined.
and.
r'mmnn
ll-t
jn;
.OrjsnilttVprCiWIil
tipwa
t
Kml
of
Yrnr
tut
a
Keult
of
Tax
LONDON,
Dec.
15.
The
Beaufort
Club.
Scho
Square,
for
60
years
sne
of
Iha
hMt
Irnnttrn
ranlnv
inH
Kt.t
1
rill
Ka
.
.
th.:the
British
steamer
Alnderby.
Is
coming
,
,
.
,
,
in
London.
Is
to
close
t
the
end
of
tbe
i,
..,.
.
year,
when
the
company
owning
it
wut
be
wound
up
as
a
result
of
the
present
tax
on
betting.
Cbarte
Martin
one
of
the
directors.
said
recently:
I
can
remember
the
time
when
busi
ness
amounting
to
thousands
of
pound
was
transacted
at
a
single
call-over
on
i
rcme
occasions
recently
there
has
been
no
use
for
a
call-over,
for
there
has
been
vlrtuaUy
no
business."
During
the
peak
of
Its
popularity
the
club
had
a
membership
of
600.
Today
members
are
comparatively
few.
CiH.'DHN
PACIFIC
QUITS
SHIP
PACT
lth.iileu.setl
With
I'riMMi-uls
of
Other
Lines
C.I'.U.
Withdrawn
I
rum
North
Atlantic
Ciinrerenee
LONDON.
Dec
16.
The
London
of
fice
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
Ltd.
today
confirmed
a
Liverpool
report
that
tbe
company
was
withdrawing
from
the
North
Atlantic
conference.
It
I
understood
that
tbe
Canadian
Pacific
Is
displeased
with
proposals
made'
by
other
lines
for
the
stimulation
of
passenger
traffic.
i
YOUNG
MAN
KILLED
AT
POWELL
RIVER
Thomas
Henry
Littler
sustain
fatal
Injuries
When
Sleigh
Hit
lljdrant
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15.
Crashing
Into
a
hydrant
while
sleighing
at
Powell
River.
TbvmM
Henry
Littler,
aged
23.
of
Vancouver,
suffered
Injuries
which
proved
fatal.
wnct:i.t:ss
KtroitT
X
a.m.
'
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Overcast.
calm:
barometer,
29.04;
temperature.
37;
moderate
sweU.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Raining.,
calm;
barometer.
29,90;
temperature.
s;.sea
smooth.
,
,,,
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.82:
temperature.
34:
sea
rough.
NOON'
DIOBY
ISLAND
Overcast,
calm:
barometer.
30.04;
temperature.
35:
sea'
smooth:
spoke
tanker
Mlna
Brea
arriving
Anyox
at
4
p.m.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
29.88;
temperature.
36;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Raining.
strouK
8.E
wind:
barometer
29.88:
temperature,
35;
.
iinouth.
Utrire
UpMa.tr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
4S7.
I'fii'e
r'r.e
n
FLIGHT
SHEAF
MOUNT
REACHES
PORT
Vessel
Here
From
Orient
to
Load
Grain
at
Local
Elevator
The
British
freighter
Sheaf
Mount.
Prince
Rupert's
sixth
grain
vessel
ot
after
being
fumigated.
wUl
atart
load-
tbAlberta,
r-
I
Wheat
Pool's
elevsto
for
lheTJnlted
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
Sheat
Mount
was
originally
due
last
night
but
a
raging
storm
caused
her
to
anchor
In
tbe
lee
of
Tow
Hill.
Tbe
fifth
grain
ship
ot
the
season.
iff
the
dry
dock
after
having
her
propeller
changed
and
ls
ready
for
loading.
The
seventh
ship,
the
Ohio
Maru.
ls
due
to
arrive
on
Saturday.
VANCOUVER
HAS
AN
ELECTION
Four
Aldermen
Returned
Again
and
Five
Uylaws
are
Passed
by
Ratepayers
VANCOUVER.
Dec
15.
In
the
civic
elections
yesterday
four
alderman
who
offered
for
re-election
were
successful;
Dean
In
Ward
1.
Almond
In
Ward
2,
Oibbens
in
Ward
3.
and
Bennett
by
acclamation
In
Ward
4.
Fire
bylaws
calling
for
the
expendi
ture
of
more
than
1
1.300.000
carried
and
the
two
for
park
purposes
and
exhibition
buildings
were
defeated.
SMELTER
PLANS
MARMOT
RIVER
Vancouver
Humor
Is
That
Hail-way
will
be
Extended
to
That
Point
From
Stewart
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15
It
ls
understood
here
that
it
is
planned,
to
extend
the
Bear
River
RaUway
jts
far
as
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
River
and
tha:
a
customs
smelter
wUl
be
erected
on
the
east
side
of
the
river
for
the
purpose
of
handling
ore
.
from
the
Bear
River
and
.other
mines
of
the
district
as
well
as
those
up
the
Marmot
BOOZE
COMPANY
HEAVILY
FINED
Scottish-Canadian
Export
Co.
Assessed
$2,000
by
Magistrate
Henry
Shaw
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15
Convicted
of
keeping
liquor
for
aale.
the
Scottish-Canadian
Export
Co.
Ltd.
was
fined.
82.-000
In
police
court
by
Magistrate
Henry
Shaw
this
morning.
Liquor
valued
at
i
840,000,
seized
la
a
raid
on
the
com
pany's
warehouse
some
time-
ago,
will,
it
U
understood,
tx
returned
to
tbe
firm.
Advertise
la
Tbe
Dally
News
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