Save
Money
Ths
cheapest
way
to
buy
th
Dally
Nwa
Is
to
subacrib
by
I
be
year
and
har
It
dtlhml
dally
la
your
addreaa.
Of
fours
you
-in
uherlb
for
a
shorter
period
J
tut
phont
M
Dd
hav
u
delivered
today.
Chinese
Alleged
Slayer
Taken
at
Victoria
and
Also
Alleged
llurglar
;
VICTORIA.
Dee-.
24
Leng
Chung,
alleged
slayer
of
Constable
E.
Sargent
lu
Vancouver,
was
arrested
here
last
-flight
by
Chief
of
Police
John
Pry.
The-ar-rest
whs
made
in
the
Columbia
Theatre.
James
Weir,
also
wanted
In
Vancouver
alleged
to
hare
broken
Into
s
jewellery
a
to
re.
was
also
arretted.
A
thousand
dollara
offered4
by.
the
Vancouver
police
commission
'for
'
the
street
of
Chief
Fry
Leug
will
probably
go
to
FARMERS'
INSTITUTE
'
OONA
RIVER
ELECTS
OFFICERS
FOR
YEAR
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Oona
niver
Fanners'
InstltutetBoiC
place
a
few
days
ago
and
the
following
officers
were
elected:
President-
J.
Hallsnd.
Vice-presldent-C.
Irerson.
Bccretsry
T.
A.
Exelson.
Director
--C.
Iverson.
A.
Barstad,
T..
A,
Axelson,
J,
P.
Kanson.
and
J.
Had-"
land,
Auditors
Mrs.
A.
Norberg
and
it
Quht.
MANY
CHILDREN
M)T
YET
REPORTED
AFTER
.
FIRE
IN
THE
HOSPICE
QUEEEC.
Dec.
24
Th,Irty-three
Children
lost
their
lives
and
66
are
ntUl
unreported
tn
the
Hospice
St.
Charles
fits
of
Isst
week.
j
w
IIOX.
T,
l.
I'ATTt
tl.O
kmexdh
iHi:i:n(;H
1(1
I'UIXt
E
III
I'KKT
everybody
my.
warmest
Christ-ma
greetings.
Father
tune
each
succeeding
year
brluga
home
to
Us'
s
deeper
realisation
of
.the
ile:r.(!
of
Peace
on
Earth,
'Oood-wlll
toward
men.
Very
alncerely
yours.
,
T
D.
PATTULLO.
41
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Arsenal
3,
Everton
1.
Aston
VUla
5.
The
Wednesday
,
Burnley
S,
Cardiff
l.
'
'.
''
Bury
2.
Blackburn
Rovers
3.
Derby
Osunty
4.
Birmingham.
1.
Isrtcetter
6.
Tottenham
1.
LlverpX)!
2.
Manchester
United
0.
Portsoioutb
2.
Hudderatleld
1.
fihtlflfld
4.
Bolton
3.
'
Bandarland
1.
Mlddleboro
0.
Weat'llun
S.
NewcaaUe
2.
Ulvlolon
II.
Bamsley
3,
Chelsea
1
Fulham
2,
Blackpool
2.
Hull
City
2.
Oldham
2.
Ueds
S,
8toke
City
I.
Manchester
City
3,
Notts
County
1.
Notta
Forest
1.
Southampton
1.
Tort
Vale
4.
West
Bromwlch
1.
rrtaton
3.
Brtnuby
0.
South
Shields
1,
Bristol
City
3.
Swansea
0,
Reading
1.
Wdverhampton
3,
Clapton
3.
'
'
'miittisii
i
i;
lllvl-ion
I.
Cylde
1,
St.
Mirren
0.
Dundee
3,
Cowdenbeath
1.
Dunfermline
0,
Motherwell
S.
Fsitirk
3.
Bonens
2.
'
Hamilton
2,
St.
Johfutone
I.
Hibernians
2,
Celtic
2.
Kilmarnock
4,
Hearts
0.
Queen's
park
4.
Partlck.
Thistle
2.
v
Raltb
Rovers
3,
Atrdrteonlana
0.
Rangers
6,
Aberdeen
0.
u
i:tiiku
KKriiitr
Haysport.
Snowing,
temp
23.
Tort
Slmpnon.
Snowing
temp.
32.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
cslm,
temp.
22.
Anyox.
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
tempi
26.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
23.
Alyansh.
Snowing,
calm,
temp.
20.
Ro&swood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
18.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
24.
Hetilton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
8.
iSmlthers.-'Ctoudy.
?ahn,
rero.
Re1
Mother
Romsdll
believes
the
tnlt-"
r
Burns
Uke.Clear,
calm,
9
below.
sing
children
are
in
with
their
flm
Hies
in
snd
around
Quebec
snd
will
be
rtported
within
a
few
day-
SOVIET
FLAG
LOWERED
IN
SHANGHAI
TODAY
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
8.
Whltehorse.
Snowlng,calm,
temp.
10.
Stewart,
Rlver
Cloudy,
north
wind,
8
below.
Dawson.
-Cloudy,
north
wind.
It
be
low,
NO
PAI'KK
JIONIIAV
SHANOHAt.
Dec.
.24.
The
Red
flsg
Mondsy
being
the
atstutory
hoiwsy
t
Soviet
Russia
was
lowered
on
the
Uor
the
observance
of
ChrlstmasA
mere
former
Soviet
consulate
here
today
snd
will
be
no
Issue
of
the
Dally
New
on
V
red
activities
In
Nationalist
China
are
j
that
day
The
hxt
regular
-dltlon
will
1
"moiuily
declared
at
on
end.
'
u:l
T-tcitUty
afternoon.
TO
CONSIDER
TAKING
OVER
PROV.
LINES
Dominion
Considering
Proposal
to
Merge
all
Railway
in
C.N.
System
'
OTTAU't.
Iee.
a
reult
of
Ihr
rerr:tt
(oiifrrrni-r
r
prrsulrra.
it
U
n;itlrMxMl
llmf
I
lie
H-jinlnion
gMternr'ient
N
con-lilrrliij
Die
jro-blnn
r
Ukl.tn
cir.
ull
ru!nrlul
rallwujn
suit
iimcluK
them
In
the
Cunudlan
Nstlunal.
New
lSruns-wlvk
s:ul
Nova
M-olla
huir
l-n
lr;.
-
Ing
lo
uul.wd
I
so
rMty
for
Mime
llmr
miI
and
Allirrta
In
uImi
Lrrn
lo
get
rid
uf
I
lie
nortlieru
lliiri.
Ill
II
Mi
(OluinUU
tin
llir
IMI.E.
In
ejrlt
tr
murli
tlr-iiH
on
J
he
IrriiK
ilriiisiidril
tiy
(lie
rolnrit
snd
I
lie
aimiunt
of
prexsure
hroiijlit
lo
Iwar
lo
li:ie
Hie
mlky
tarried
out.
The
iiiaiiacrinriit
of
the
t'.N.K.
dor
not
want
Mime
of
Hie
linen,
ew
I
lie
I'.O.t,
bill
It
Is
well
known
Dial
Mr
Henry
Tliornton
Hiiulil
like
to
hste
the
grain
from
Hie
IVate
Klter
country
muled
over
the
National.
The
mailer
It
likely
lo
come
up
for
iIIm-uwIihi
aiMln
early
In
the
new
)(,
but
notlilnj
lia
Iwn
suld
to
InUiinte
what
Hill
lie
the
reult.
:
JOHNFRASER
PASSES
HERE
Death
of
Pather
of
Inspector
of
Schools
Occurred
Peacefully
in
Hospital
Iist
Night
Succumbing
to
a
malady
from
which
it
had
been
realized
toward
the
end
that
hs
hsd
no
chance
of
recovery.
John
M.
iraser.
lather
of
H.
C-
Fraser.
Inspector
of
schools
for
this
district,
passed
away
peacefully
at
11:30
last
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
beneral
Hoaplta
n.e
tat
air.
i-Taser
was
corn
seventy-
seven,,
years
ago
last
July
ln
Dumfries,
htw
Brunswick,
of
Scottish
descent.
He
tired,
In
his
native
province
until
1911
when
he
moved
to
British
Columbia.
Residing
In
Vancouver
until
the
death
of
his
"wife
seven
year
ago.
he
then
eam,t
to
Prince
Rupert
and
made
his
home
with
his
son
except
for
occasional
trips
bscX
to
New
Brunswick.
He
had
been
ailing
since
July
1
of
this
year.
Besides
his
son
here,
to
whom
the
sympathy
of
the
community
will
go
out
tn
his
bereavement
.the
lste
Mr.
FreeerTls
survived
by
one
daughter.
Mrs.
A.
C.
McNslly
of
Frederlckton,
New
Brunswick,
snd
two
eon,
Ernest
E.
Fraser
of
Frederlckton
snd'
O.
J.
Fraser
ot
St.
John,
general
manager
of
the
New
Brunswick
Telephone
Co.
His
elder
daughter.
Mrs.
George
Jones,
died
suddenly
ln
Vancouver
about
five
years
ago.
In
religious
faith,
the
late
Mr.
Fraser
was
a
Presbyterian.
Mr.
Fraser
expects
to
leave
Tuesday
night
next
with
the
remains
on
the
Camostin
for
Vancouver
where
inter
ment
will
take
place.
There
will
be
a
brief
service
here
prior
to
deoarture
and
It
Is
being
requested
that
no
flowers
be
sent.
LADY
HOPPED
.
NEW
VOKK,
Itn:
21.
Mrs.
Irani
Wilson
(iru)ooii,
acvuni-puiilril
by
a
pilot
navigator
und
pirchanlr,
liopiml
off
st
five
o'-i
liM-k
last
evening
for
Harbor,
(irnce,
NeufjiinilluiHl.
on
Ihr
flrt
leg-
of.
a
flight
to
Croydon,
England.
The
machine
wan
due
In
the
New-
fonmllaml
port
at
keven
thl
morn-lug
but
had
not
reported
after
pasH.
ing
over
the
Maine
roasl.
Mm,
(IruyMiu
left
for
Nenfoiindlnnd
yesterday
afalnot
the
advice
of
,
the
rather
bureau
and
that
bureau
epreMI
ullght
lioie
for
the
"Hawn"
lnille
the
fact
that
the
pontoons
von
hi
long
withstand
the
buffeting
of
wale
If.
as
observer
believe,
they
imiile
a
landing
during
the
night
between
Cape
Cod
and
Nova
Scotia,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-L
XVII
.
No.
.01
.-.
-
.
PRINCE
ill'PRRT
Ilf
'fJATIfUn
A
V
nPPPXlrtPD
01
inoT
VCpSTUMKS
.CHANGE
but
custotn
nevr
iruibp
-pJdJJinvU
of
the
carol
fiintring
Christmas
waits,
this
grcfUrof
Child'--
rehearsinjf
for
Citntmas
Eve
was
accidentally"
discov-'
ered
by
a
photographer
in
South
London
iflprrtnrf
of
filrrru
(EljriBtmasrjs
tn
All
Once
more
we
take
pleasure
in
wishing
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
a
very
merry
Christmas.
We
hope
they
will
enjoy
the
festivities
to
the
full.
If
there
are
any
who
feel
themselves
offended
at
anything
we
have
said
or
done
we
suggest
that
they
forget
it
as
we
have
done
with
those
who
have
annoyed
us.
This
is
a
time
for
good
will
and
enjoyment.
Let
us
as
a
community
enter
into
it
with
zest'so
that
we
may
be
refreshed
and
invigofated
for
the
more
serious
duties
of
life
afterwards.
EDITOR
Curious
Old
Christmas
Customs
Still
Prevail
in
Some
Parts
of
Europe
Today
Especially
England
Most
of
the
old-fashioned
customs
and
beliefs
with
regard
to
domestic
animals
and
birds
at
Christmas
are
fast
dying
out,
but
in
a
few
parts
of
England
tha
ancient
belief
lingers
that
horses
'and
cattle
kneel
in
their
stalls
at
midnight
on
Christmas
Eve,
or,
as
some
say,
on
the
Eve
of
the
Epiphany,
and
adore
the
new-born
Savior.
In
"Northamptonshife,
Warwickshire
and
other
Midland
counties,
there
was
a
legend
that
cattle
turned
towards
the
East,
and
sheep
went
in
procession
on
the
hills,
while
in
the
West
of
England
it
watf
supposed
that
the
cattle,
when
they
knelt
in
their
stalls
to
worship
the
Christ
Child,
received,
the.
after
dark
on
Christmas
Eve.
lest,
when
gift
of
speech,
and
foretold
all
the
the
animals
obtained
the
gift
ot
hu-events
that
were
to
happen
tn
the
man
speech,
one
should
hear
themmen-the
next
twelve
months.
It
was
tlon
one's
own
names
among
the
list
of
said
In
some
districts
that
If
yoi
knelt;
those
doomed
to
die
during
the
year
and
Wished
at
the
same
moment
that
j
The-
custom
of
giving
sa
extra
feed
this
happened,
you
would;
gain.,
your
to
the
domestic
animals
and
fowls
at
heart-
desire,
a
belief
whlch
.also
pre-i
Chrtstmaa-.i-
by
no
means
extinct
even
vailed
in
Ireland,
where
the
horse,
the!
how,
lu
many
parts
of
the'eountrv.
cow
and
the
donkey
were
considered'
In
Scotland
the
feast
was
eiven
Instead
blessed
beasts"
because
thev
were
tun.
pesed
to
have
been
ln
the
stable
at
Bethlehem
on
the
first
Christmas
night
and
people
wished
to
see'
them
,
kneel
ln
adoration.
'':
In
other
parts
of
the
country
and
Ui
the
Channel
Islands,
Brittany,
Switzerland
and
some
places
lh
Central
and
Eastern
Europe
It
was
thouiht
to
be
v,'l
to,
avoid
the
stable
and
cowhouse
!
st
Kew
Year,
as
we
read
In
Burns'
"Auld
.Farmer's
Address
to
his
Mare.'i
"A
guld
New-Year
I
wish
thee,
Maggie
I
Hfre'sa
rlpp
to
thy
auld
baggier
A
"rlpp,"
or
"repe."
was
an
old
name
for
a
handrul
of
corn;
In
thla
case,
no
doubt.
It
meant
oat.
Many
cld-fasb-loned
farmers
took
a
special
supply"
of
food
to
each
animal
In
stable
and
cow-(coutlntocd
on
page
four)
Boston
Grill
3
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dBc4s
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
467.
V
.
-
j
,M
"V'
IIlLtlrj'
Trice
Five
Cent?
vHb.mWK
W
VHF
PFOPI
F
MPDDV
YMA
C
SOM
CURIOUS
OLD
Premier
Maclean
Offers
Felicitations
to
B.C.
I
T.li-
r
n
una
i
eus
or
rroeress
VK'TOKIA,
December
2
J.
Premier
Maclean
today
isauad
a
uistmas
and
New
Year
greeting
to
the
iwple
of
British
Columbia.
-ut
offering
holiday
fVlicitaUom
the
Premie
referred
to
some
of
tie
reasons
the
people
of
the
province
had
for
being
cheerful
and
.
n
oying
the
festive
season.
He
said
in
partt
"Provincial
revenue
from
foreat
product
still
continues
to
in-
tsm!
anu
in
sawn
timber
the
province
maintains
iU
supremacy.
"Agriculture
shows
every
indication
of
a
substanthil
increase
er
the
seventy-one
million
dollars
production
of
192G.
-
"Fterwrle
wttl
continue
to
hold
their
nnnnnnrrt
hk
i
rn
I
n
ln
tn
'lnu
pi
among
au
h
AT
B.C.
BOAT
RUM
RUNNING
Prince
Albert
Mentioned'
as
One
of
the
Offenders
on
Pacific
.
PAN
FRANCISCO,
Do.
It.
Ooftst-x-d
officials
yesterday
mailed
to
r.icraJ
authorlUa
a
protest
to
te
"t-ded
to
London
''JtaiMt
UjiJfol
.m-runn:nn
aetTVTtiet
of
tWurtSiil
.earners
on
the
Put
:lic
coast,
tb
V
nc
Albert
and
the
Odeon.
The
complaint
state
that
a
Urg
cuantlty
of
liquor
was
openly
transferred
by
the
two
bou
last
week
In
full
view
of
the
two
ooastsruard
cutters.,
POLICE
CHIEF
provinces
aud
will
oomprue
,4f
per
cent
of
those
ot
th
whole
Dominion.
hllt
mining
wUl
show
a
substsn-
j
tlal
'Increase
in
quality
produced,
ow-I
lug
to
the
itwsr
price
of
swuli.
the
value
may
be
somewhat
leas.
In
'
mining
we
continue
to
adrance
and
are
eonaclldatlng
our
position
as
next
only
J
to
Ontario
and
Quebec.'
,
Vlatprla.
BC
y
V
December'
34.
1827.
les-Daliy
.News,
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
Will
you
please
extend
to
I
CHRISTMAS
i
CUSTOMS
STILL
PREVAIL
Alleged
Murderer
Still
Denies
.
Committed
the
Crime
but
Police
Sure
It
Took
Place
His
Room
PENDLETON,
December
24.
Told
point
blank
that
the
police
had.
evidence
that
he
killed
Marian
Parker
in
hia
Los
AngeTe
apartment,
E.
W.
Hickman
in
jail
here
this
morning
told
the
Associated
Press
-It's
not
true.
I
didn't."
,v
"Under
the
California
law
you
(ace
death
for
what
you
have
already
confessed,"
he
was
told.
,
"I
can't
help
it.
I've
told
the
truth
and
will
feel
better
to
let
it
go
"
nt
way
than
have
to
tell
a
lie,"
he
replied.
Hickman
displayed
considerable
apprehension
this
morning
'
ar.iea
.u.tmed
of
the
approach
of
a
a
Los
Angeles
officer
to
take
him
back
;
and
as
,ed
as
to
the
praiib
lenjth
of;
time
before
the
trial
would
take
place.
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec.
24.
sn.es.
stockings
and
underwear
worn
by
Marian
Parker,
the
only
apparel
missing
was
found
in
sn
alley
at
Pasadena
h'J
morning
wrspped
ln
a
newspaper
date!
December
17,
the
day
tne
body
wss
turned
over
to
the
father.'
.MAN
NOT
INSANE
PENDLETON.
Dec
24.
WlUlam
Hick
man,
alleged
murderer,
is
not
insane
in
any
ser.se
of
the
word.
'
So,
say
Dr.
W.
D.
McMary.
superintendent
of
the
East
ern
Oregon
Asylum
for
the
Insane
here,
whs
visited
Hlekman
at
the
Jail,
listened
to
his
story
of
the
crime
and
observed
him
from
the
medical
and
professional
standpoint.
He
aald
he
aaw
nothing,
out
.of
the
ordinary
about
him,
LOS
ANGELES.
Dec.
2
tThe
police
nave
jniauy
eiiaoiisnea
inai
tne
raur
man
In
a
fashionable
district
of
the
city.
The
man
Andrew
Kramer,
whom
Hickman
blamed
for
being
the
actusl
perpetrator
of
.the
crime
has
been
virtually
eliminated
frcm
suspicion.
Police
are
tcday
claiming
that
Hickman's
as-
certlon
to
that
effect
was
merely
a
lame
attempt
on
his
part
to
shift
the
responsibility.
Oovemor
Scott,
has
already
signed
the
psper
permitting,
the
remcval
to
Lo
Angeles
Cf
the
"pr
joner.
The
California
police
Is
making
arrangements
to
allp
the
alleged
killer
,
Into
Los
Angeles
quietly.
Feeling,
juris
high
in
that
city
snd
trouble
Is
feared
should
the
public
know
of
the
time
of
Hickman's
arrival.
WILL
IIIVIII
KlIEU.tKll
.'
Chief
of
Police
Tom
Qurdane
of
Pen-dletcn
and
State
Truffle
Officer,
Buck
Lleuallen.
captors,
of
Hickman,
announce
that
they
win
divide
the
100.000
re-'
ward
on
Hickman's
tiead
on
a
fifty-ttfty
basis.
Both
men
have
received
a
number
of
otters
from
show
people
to
gs
onto
the
vaudeville
stage
or
Into
the
movies.
They
ssy
that
they
are
still
pinching
themselves
to
make
rure
It
la
not
all,
a
Christmas
dream.
WOMAN.
-.IX
CASK
LOS
ANGELESj
Dec
24.
-
Finger
prints
foOnd
In
the
Bellevue
Apartments
of
Hickman
today
definitely
connected
a
woman
tn
th
caie'of
the
murder
of
Marian
Parker,
the
police
said.
PENDLETON,
Ded."
24.
Told
Jhat
Andrew
Cramer,
the
man
named
by
Hickman
as
the
murderer
of
Marian
Parker,
had.
been,
in
Jail
at
Los
Angeles
Mnce
August,
the
kidnapper
said
his
accomplice
must
have
given
that
name
to
put
htm
in
bad.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
24.
Possible
corroboration
of
Hickman's'
staff
that
he
had
an
accomplice
is
seen
in
a
re-part
that
a
stranger
answering
the
description
Hickman
.
gave
of
Andrew
Cramer,
had
calica
at
the
Herald
Hotel
asking
for
a
man
-In
room
602.
Hickman
had
stayed
ln
room.
'402
Monday
night
and
stated
he
and
his
accomplice
were
to
meet
there.
Torlo
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
B.C.
Sliver
...
Big
Missouri
..
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwell
George,
Copper
Independence
.
Indian
L,
and
I
.
.
.
j
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
.
...
Marmot
...r.
Porter
Idaho"
.
Richmond
.
.
.
..
8ilvercrest
Silversmith"
.
.
Bid.
Asked,
1.45
,
1.25
1.65
'.32!,
.33.'
38.50
,,38.75.
-MOis
......10
-20
,
,.22,0
3JXV.
,,,2.70,.,
03
V
.09
.05
i
.07
.on
li"
.1014
.05
.0314
'
'
.28
J914
pe
n
.10
3d,
J614
.15
05
U
.08
.
'
.20
;
.2314
4.00
Advertise
In
The
Dslly
News
SYNDICATES
ASK
CHARTERS
Stewart
to
Peace
Uiver
Kights
Asked
by
Three
Different
Syndicates
nCTOaiA.
Die.
it
was
stated
at
the
Railway
Department
yesterday
that
three'
syndicates
had
applied
for
charters
covering
construction-
of
a
rsllwsy
from
Stewart
to
the
Feaoe
River
district.
Whether
the
applicants
Intend
to
proceed
with
the
project
ot
pot
has
not
been
ascertained
but
so
far
no
action,
has
been
tsken
towards
Issuing
a
char-
It
la
understood
her
'that
no
encour-
demand
mutilation
of-Marlan
.Parlreti.geot.wlll
tgrrsbypwliKlalsfc;.
tsoic
place
In
rooms
occupied
by
Hick-
government
to
persons
engsged
In
chr
termongerlng.
They
will
grant
rights
only
to
those
ready
and
wUltng
to
proceed
with
actual
construction
of
the
railway.
ANOTHERBOAT
DUE
NEXT
WEEK
Slackening
of
Activity
ai
Elevator
Over
Christmas
lioiiday
is
Anticipated
If
the
railway
does
not
rush
ln
too
many
cars,
there
will
be
slackening
of
activity
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Eupert
elevator
ever
the"
Christmas
hdidsy
of
the
next
two
days.
.
By
Tuesday
the
Jspanei?
freighter
Ohio
Maru,"
seventh
.
Vessel
of
tfc
season,
will,
it
is
ejcpe:td,',
be
ready
to
ssll
for
th
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
with
a
lull
cargo.
Having,
completed
lining,
the
Swedish
freighter
Sydland
moved
down
to
the
elevator
from
the
ocean
dock,
last
njght
uu
win
prooaoiy
start
loading
on
Tuesday
a
full
cargo
for
the
Unlted,,Kingdom
Or
Continent.
BETTING
FAVOR
MAJ.
GOODSEL
o
Sculling
Race
is
to
Take
Place
-Monday
on
Burrard
Inlet
.VANCOUVER.
Dec.
24-Major
Oood-tell.
Is
six
to
four
favorite
in
the
aculllng
match
ln
which
he
will
attempt
to
retain
the
world
championship,
on
Monday
In
Burrard
Inlet
.agajnst
Bert
Barry.
English
champion.
Bath
are
reported
ln
excellent
condition.
VICTORIA
RESIDENT
DIES
TRANSJQRDANIA
VICTORIA,
Dec.
24.-
A
cablegram
received
here
from
Transjordania
brought
the
Information
of
the
death,
ot
a
former
well-known
Victoria
rest-'
',
dent.
Colon:
.flray
Donald,
whofllyed
ber
lor
some
June,
prior
to
the
world'
war.
VESSEL
WENT
ASHORE
BUT
FLOATED
HERSELF
VICTORIA,
Dm.
24-
steamer
iaklna,
grounded
t
'Portler
Pass
early
thU
morning
arter
taking
coal
for
Alaskan
points
refloated
herself
and
is
proceed-Ing,
to
Nanilmo
for
survey.
She
is
believed
tafbe
undamagec
Q
1
Stl'Xi
m
mm
mm