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Money
Boston
Grill
sK1pat
way
to
buy
the
.
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to
subscribe
by
the
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t:
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daily
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you
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a
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period.
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08
and
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lt
de-
XVII
No
2fl.
Leader
of
Opposition
and
Session
Likely
Notable
OTTAWA,
Dec
10.
-Parliament
open
'
"
ta
January
26.
Prmin
:
K.:.r
announced
today.
"
;
:iirhlng
session
will
be
the
at
B.
Dc
'
i
Sixteenth
Parliament
ant
i
:or
many
'.ii'.nga.
Hon.
R.
he
recently
-ir?ted
lead
vative
pan
j
will
appear
as
opposition
and
new
rule,
II
of
Commons
will
be
ap-
a
imed
that
the
St.
La
wren
Co
navigation
project
aa
wall
a
r
.i:
immigration
problem
will
ibjtct
ol
some
major
debatas.
"
:pected
that
the
Government
he
six
vacancies
in
the
Senate
ie
opening
WILL
ENFORCE
MARKETING
ACT
Minister
of
Agriculture
Says
(rowers
Want
it
and
its
Scope
Will
be
Extended
VANCOUVER.
Dec
10.
The
B.C.
H
ki'uns
Control
Act
will
be
extended'
iui
k.nda
of
production
In
the
Inter-t
i
if
the
producers
and
conaumer
:c.
if
hi
hopea
are
realised,
aald
tulnlater
of
agrlcultura.
Jlan.
E.
D.
B.
:
w
at
the
luncheon
of
the
Seed
P
'
'
Orowera'
Association
C;.
.witlon
to
the
act,
Mr.
Barrow
aald,
f-
mure
from
the
ahlppera
than
the
v.
r.
The
great
bulk
of
the
grow-
re
in
favor
of
the
act
and
want
It
;ed
and
extended.
He
"aid.
"Pro-utrol
of
murkctlng
farm
pro-a
much
m
the
interest
of
the
i:,icr
as
the
producer
"
HOLUDAY
WON
FROM
GILL
ON
A
FOUL
IN
FLYWEIGHT
BOXING
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
10
Harvey
HolU-cv.
wa
awarded
last
night
fight
with
Ml.
key
GUI
when
the
latter
fouled
him
;
'
-
-ixth
round.
They
are
flyweight.
NOTICE
TO
FISHING
INDUSTRY
'H
r
'ff'i"
To
enable
all
Interested
the
salmon
fisheries
to
state
their
views
on
any
phase
'hereof
a
public
hearing
will
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
at
Prince
Rupert
at
7.30
p.m..
the
Twelfth
instant.
T
W.
A.
FOUKD.
290
Director
of
Fisheries.
4
STORAGE
BATTERY
FOR
rjjiUmong
'
in
I'OWHH
INSTALLATION
GALE
STILig
which
is
ashore
at
Keewenanaw
Point,,
t
,he'
total
la
alao
in
a
precartoue
position
with
a
u
VM
1W.67.074
board
feet
Th
crew
of
15
supposed
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
10
to
be
.
aboard.
Numeroua
other
vearela
are
overdue.
The
steamer
Maritan.
which
went
Mbore
near
Hare
Inland
outalde
Port
Arthur.
U
believed
to
be
alandlng
the
pounding
of
the
seas
and
wlU
be
released
BcaU
reaching
bere
are
aheath-ed
with
ice
a
foot
thick.
1EST
CASE
IN
MARKET
-
CONTROL
BEING
MADE
As
the
Industrial
prosperity
of
a
country
la
largely
dependent
upon
the
mount
of
mechanical
power
available
1U
Its
worker.
Canada's
high
average
of
.IIS
horse-power
of
hydraulic
ln-
tallttoa
per
1.000
of
population
places
I
he,
in
if
most
advantageous
imiww
the
countries
of
the
worm.
ItAMiK
OF
JACK
PINK
The
Jack
pine
(Plnus
Bankslanal
has
In
Canada.
It
1
very
wide
range
found
from
Nova
Scotia
to
the
Rocky
mountains
and
northward
m
tne
vajiey
of
the
MackenaJe
river
to
Great
Bear
lake
Its
best
development
a
a
timber
tree
Is
reached
In
northern
Manitoba,
Saxkatchewan
and
Alberta.
Ad
venue
In
The
Daily
New
seal
far
Nrember
of
laa.
year
was
about
twelve
and
a
half
million
feet.
Pile
and
poles
and
Oea
are
up
thla
year
over
last.
Following
la
the
acale
tor
November:
Dauftea
fir
,
068.082
Red
Cedar
132649
Bproee
2,772328
Interior
Sprat
399.184
Hem
'...'......
257719
Balaam
1.124.348
Cypress
Jaet
pAr
Blroh
Uminnnil
nf
.h
roll
Me
Ktprrt
Cottonwood
ITmlixUI
(iotrriinirnt
tit
Vaj
ot
of
An
luii
I
Pole
(lln.
ft)
Kemlock
pile
(lln.
ft.
I
Cedar
pllaa
(lln.
ft.)...
W.
H.
Ham-
!
Cordaood
(cord)
..
bolta
(cords)
nond
of
Aahcroft.
rebel
potato
grower.
Shingle
prcta
the
pre
vine
lal
govamment
to
mcca
iiea
ly
the
expenses
In
connection
with
Pia
tiT
the
cae
In
which
be
la
challenging
thefFence
po.t
(eordsi
..
(cord)
..
B
C.
Mart
Control
Act.
should
the
case
PulPood
jo
to
court.
Ilammcnd
claUna
that
Oliver
and
Manson
both
laUmated
to
the
Legislature,
whan
the
Act
was
pasted,
that
the
.government
would
have
a
test
eae.
Therefore
he
thought
the
government
should
bear
the
coat.
In
the
meantime
the
shipment
is
pUeed
In
storage
here
oendlnf
the
outcome
of
the
action.
TRAINS
INVENTED
LONDON.
Dec
10
-An
electric
stor
age
battery.
la
tea
to
oe
pgwmui
enough
to
drive
an
express
train
over
a
long
distance
on
any
existing
track
without
a
third
rail,
or
overhead
wires.
Is
being
secretly
tested
In
London,
the
Dallr
Exnreas
says.
It
Is
the
Invention
of
a
Spanish
Jesuit
priest.
Father
Al
meida
of
Salamanca,
who
Is
backed
rjy
a
e
rot
in
nf
twominent
financier.
The
device
can
also
be
used
on
automobiles
A
company
has
been
formed
to
develop
the
Invention.
SUPPOSED
TO
HAVE
DROWNED
IN
RIVER
HUNTINGDON.
Dec.
10.
Ernest
Porter,
eighteen
year
of
age.
1
believed
to
have
been
drowned
In
the
Sumas
River
near
Wbatoemb
Road.
He
was
last
seen
taking
milk
to
a
cooling
atand
In
the
river.
The
strong
wind
which
was
blowing
at
the
time
Is
believed
to
have
overbalance!
htm.
LABORER
AT
2.817
81
789
270.272
17.908
S1.13
86
as
2372
3708
51
413
STEPHENS
IS
IN
THE
FIELD
Third
Candidate
for
Mayoralty
is
Announced
Definitely
Today
'
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens,
authorizing
announcement
of
his
candidature
today.
makes
the
third
aspirant
already
In
the
field
for
the
mayoralty
at
the
municipal
election
next
month.
Those
already
announced
are
Ex-Aid.
8.
M.
McMordle
and
Aid.
Joseph
Orter.
Coming
here
In
1908,
Aid.
Stephens
can
qualify
as
a
real
old
timer
of
Prince
Rupert,
tie
is
a
prominent
local
broker
and
insurance
man
and
has
served
four
year
on
the
city
councU,
two
of
which
he
ha
been
chairman
of
the
finance
committee
He
has
always
been
re
garded
as
one
of
the
strongest
council
lor
and
there
Is
no
doubt
he
will
make
a
hard
fight
for
the
laurels
which
Mayor
8
M.
Newton
la
relinquishing.
MINE
PASSES
Robert
Swanwick
Has
Fainting
Spell
on
1'orchcr
Island
and
Succumbs
Soon
After
Robert
Swanwick.
laborer
at
the
Poreher
Island
mine,
fainted
and
died
In
the
mine
camp.
The
body
was
brought
to
the
city
and
the
provincial
police
took
charge.
An
enquiry
held
this
morning
by
Deputy
Coroner
J.
R.
B.C
UNIVERSITY
MAN
IS
RHODES
SCHOLAR
VANCOUVER.
Dec
10
James
Sin
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY.
DECEMBER
10.
1927
GES
WHEN
"n
YOf.Vi.
F.VRMI
RS
from
till
over
t
iinadi
gathered
at
the
Roy.it
Witter
Fair,
Toronto,
there
was
some
keei
judging
done.
This
group
is
sizing
up
Hereford
heifers
in
the
new
live
stock
palace
at
Exhibition
Park.
Minister
of
Lands
Would
Have
300,000
New
Settlers
of
Right
Kind
Brought
Into
Canada
Yearly
V
Pattullo,
minister
of
landj,
in
his
address
on
immigration
to
tpe!
Women's
Canadian
Club
this
afternoon."
The
minister
said
that
these
could
not
all.
be
llritish
but
he
strongly
urged
that
British
traditions
be
maintained
and
new
citizens
should
be
ready
not
only
io
live
for
Canada
but
also
to
die
for
her
if
need
be.
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland,
president
of
the
club,
introduced
the
speaker,
expressing
the
pleasure
ol
tne
-
club
at
being
able
to
have
him
address
.
them.
At
the
close
a
vote
of
thanks
was
proposed
by
Mr.
S.
P.
McMordle.
seconded
by
Mrs.
R.
F.
McNaughton
and
carried
In
the
usual
manner.
The
gathering
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
Na
lonal
Anthem.
The
minuter
said
that
the
question
of
Immigration
was
an
all
important'
one.
and
one
In
which
the
country
,
generally
la
evincing
a
very
decided
interest.
Only
a
few
year
ago,
public;
sentiment
generally,
was
opposed
to
a
,
vigorous
policy
of
Immigration.
"Today.:
public
sentiment
Is
In
support
of
a
j
policy
of
Immigration,
but
I
think
it.
may
be
said
upon
a
selective
basis.
aald
Mr.
Pattullo.
During
the
past
two
generations,
both
public
policy
and
private
endeavor
have
been
baaed
upon
the
assumption
that
Canada
was
going
to
expand
industrially,
and
increase
In
population:
and
railroad
construction
(continued
on
page
four)
TEMPORARY
PATCHING
OF
CATALA
WILL
BE
DONE
THIS
EVENING
It
Is
hoped
that
temporray
patching
of
the
steamer
Catala
will
be
completed
at
the
dry
dock
tonight.
It
Is
now
planned
that
the
vessel.'
In
tow
of
the
Salvage
King,
shall
leave
tomorrow
morning
for
Vancouver
where
permanent
reconditioning
will
be
carried
out
at
the
Burrs
rd
dry
dock.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Tannock
established
that
death
had,
Wheat
been
from
natural
causes.
B.C.
Silver
.
.
Swanwick
was
about
flfty-slx
years:
Big
Missouri
of
ge
and
came
from
Vancouver
only
(coast1
Copper
.
.uv.
...
vw
nmmal
HetAllit
1
rVirfc-
tmvlfU)
a
i
v
s-
v
t'-
-
vv.n
-
.i.
weer
obtained
by
the
ia'uirjcfaejsjr
flr
Gladstone
il5
1
Ut.ri
Ml
-
----
...iu.!....".
hands
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
Indian
L.
and
L
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Id:iho
Richmond
Sllvercrest
"lair
of
the
science
class
of
'28
of
the
I
Bllversmlth
Universitv
Of
B.C
wits
selected
as
8unlorh
Rid
1.60
.29
lSXW
,
or
.06
034
.27
.06
23
31
.134
.05
.50
.50
AsSed
1.70
30
,16X0
..,U0!4
.07
Vs
.07
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.
57V4
.10
230
38
.14
.06
BUYS
MINE
AT
STEWART
Hush
Consolidated
Taken
Over
Ily
Whitney
Interests
That
Hought
Flin
Flon
VK'TOKIA,
her.
10.
The
Whitney
Interests,
ho
liate
rrrrntly
undertaken
the
development
of
the
Hln
Him
property
In
.Manitoba,
hate
entered
the
llrltUli
Columbia
field
by
I
lie
purrlui-
ol
the
lioliilnjt
of
the
Itusli
ConKilidntnl
ml
Sulnioii
lllver.
The
.Mountain
I
toy
claims
on
American
Creek
hate
been
taken
oer
by
an
opcratlne,
rtiniiaii)'.
which
l
acquiring
ailjolnlng
pro
lrr(y
with
a
l
to
cniirwtlidatlon.
WHEATSHIPTO
GOONDRYDOCK
Steamer
Ainderby
to
ro
on
Pon
toons
Monday
for
Repairs
to
l'ropellor
Damaged
En-route
Here
Having
struck
Borne,
unascertained
obstruction
during
her
voyage
from
England
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
grain
ship
Ainderby
Is
booked
to
go
on
the
pontoons
at
the
local
dry
dock
on
Monday
afternoon
for
propeller
repair.
It
t
understood
that
damage
Is
not
ser
ious
and.
that
the
vessel
will
soon
be
SIR
WILFRID'S
HALF
!
a.-ly
put
of
the
season,
the
halibut
'
::!.
rn.cn
using
frozen
bait
after
the
j
sup,:!'
of
fresh
Is
exhausted.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Dvl:
RlteMe.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Halibut
VesitI
Owners'
Association,
'
with
J.
M.
M
rrti.cn,
local
ajent
of
the
Deep
Sea
F.ahermen'a
Union,
acting
i
e
i
c:retary
There
was
a
good
repre-
i
New
Citizensi-ShouW
le
Given
all
rmileses
hut-thoultr
he
Keany
-
atcOUTEr;
"Tiiri.
1o:-a-Tfcere
to
Live
or
Die
for
Country
of
Adoption
wa'ertftUrt'
detjrtest
r
;frct.
i
J
last
night
in
the
Vancouver
di-
"I
see
no
reason
why
three
hundred
thousand
people
a
year
fet
with
promfee
of
open
air
.1,.,M
.,t
I,
l,M1,,fl,l
in
In
rnnarlfl
find
gratterpd
thrnuirhnut
its,
si
ine
r
u.
.
i
..
i
i
i.u
i
i.
.iii..
i
-i
i
,iinwi,t
iiAn
t
n
M
Ul
cavilll
auu
iiuuiij
1l"
uv.,
:
j,
H.2rP..
f
frost
FOUR
MEN
WRECKED
WITH
LOAD
OF
CLAMS
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
F.MJI.ISH
l.E.MSI
K
IlilMon
I.
Arrenal
4,
Keweatle
United
1.
Aitcn
VUla
2.
Everton
3.
Burnley
0.
Huddirsfkald
Town
1.
Bury
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2.
Derby
County
6,
Blackburn
Ravers
0.
Leicester
City
3.
Mlddlesboro
3.
Llberpool
2,
Birmingham
3.
Portsmouth
0.
The
Wednesday
0.
Sheffield
United
2.
Manchester
1.
Sunderland
0.
Cardiff
City
2.
Wsst
Ham
2.
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
IMiM..n
II.
Barnsley
9,
Oldham
Athletic
1.
Fulhsm
2.
Notts
County
1.
Hull
C'ty
1.
Bristol
city
1.
Leeds
United
5.
Chelsea
0.
Manchester
City
3.
Westbromwtch
1.
Notts
Forest
4,
Clapton
Orient
3.
Pert
Vale
3.
Reading
0.
Prestan
2.
Stoke
City
0.
South
Shields
2.
Blackpool
2.
Swansea
Town
2.
Southampton
0.
Wolverhampton
0.
Grimsby
Town
1.
'
Scottish
i.i:.(;i
t:
-
lll-lon
I.
Alrdrieonlans
2,
Hearts
0.
Bouess
1.
Fartlck
Thistles
4.
Clyde
3.
Hamilton
1.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Aberdeen
2.
Hibernians
3,
Ralth
Rovers
2.
Kilmarnock
2.
Dunfermline
1.
MoTherwell
4.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Queen's
Park
0.
Falkirk
1.
Rangers
5.
Dundee
1.
St.
Johnstone
3.
Celtic
5.
OF
ANACORTES,
WASH.
ANACORTES.
Wash.,
Dec
10
Four
men
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned
I
near
Anscortes
last
night
when
a
skiff
off
so
as
to
start
loading
a
full
cargo
in
which
they
were
carrying
1500
at
the
elevator
for
the
United
Kingdom
pounds
of
clams
foundered
In
the
or
continent.
j
storm.
The
dead
are
Dick
Suryart
2S,
Tony
Suryan
30.
Tony
Zoollch
30
and
Tony
Dragovlch
St.
BROTHER
DIED
TODAY;
AMERICAN
SHOT
IN
MANCHESTER.
New
Hampshire.
Dec.
10.
Charlemagne
Laurler.
66
years
of
age.
half
brother
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurter.
SHANGHAI
YESTERDAY
SHANGHAI.
Dec.
10.
Frederick
R.
died
today.
He
had
been
a
resident
of
Stuart,
an
American,
who
lived
In
the
I
Manchester
for
nine
years
In
charge
of
far
east
for
a
quarter
of
a
century,
was
1
Lhfge
Upstair
Uininv
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
i'hone
457.
Prii
p
rive
n
GREA
T
LAKES
a
MfiTurn
nnnTr
a
arm
rAMAi
iiawr
cmn
ta
fnrn
a
tadc
Gale
Sti
Raging
on
Great
Lakes
and
Boats
Arriving
Fort
William
Covered
Ice
Foot
Thick
Two
vessels
in
danger
breaking
up
but
steamer
Qp
LOGS
Maritan
may
be
released
from
point
nAiiniMn
nrr
near
Port
Arthur
I
l;T
ARTHUR,
Ont..
December
10.
Every
rescue
agency
is
,
cm
i
-hailed
today
to
declare
battle
against
the
raging
jjale
.
oiitinues
to
lash
the
Ureat
Eakea
and
holds
the
fate
of
more
Scale
for
November
Less
Than
for
Same
.Month
of
I.ast
Year
but
Poles
and
Ties
up
i-.-c
score
men
shrouded
in
its
fury.
Mountainous
wave
and!
Tfatre
nt
a
decided
dropping
off
:n
temperature
frustrated
the
efforts
of
the
rescue
crews
to
i
the
quantity
o!
lot
cut
m
tht
district
a
d
:
the
uteamer
Agawa
wrecked
on
Manitoulin
Island
and
to
Noabr
the
f
mount
cut
o.-received
this
morning
sUted
that
the
ship
was
breaking
up.N9W
making
uul
,OT
r...,iv,H
nf
ihu
rru.-
of
91
whioh
u-fl.
nUr.1
th.
!'
SO
th
end
of
November
Ui
5UJ.B76.
'i
;ie
steamer
Altodoc
PARLIAMENT
TO
OPEN
JANUARY
Bennett
Will
Take
I'lace
a
Halibut
Boat
Owners
Decide
to
Provide
Own
Bait
During
Season
With
Seining
Outfits
For
the
purpose
of
in
future
ensuring
a
steady
supply
and
price
of
fresh
herring
bait
during
the
early
portion
of
the
fishing
season,
there
was
a
joint
meeting
in
the
City
Hall
last
night
of
halibut
boat
owners
and
fishermen
and
seineboat
operators.
The
meeting
succeeded
in
an
agreement
whereby
two
seinboat
outfits,
which
will
be
decided
upon
later,
will
supply
bait
at
something
less
than
$15
per
ton
while
herring
seining
is
on
and
for
$25
a
ton
after
seining
.
is
over
and
the
live
fish
have
been
impounded.
Thus
it
is
hoped
to
avoid
uncertainty
of
supply
and
price
which
has
in
past
seasons
prevailed.
The
seining
outfits
will
guarantee
to
provide
the
bait
sub-
;
y-a.
ul
ciurce.
to
the
herring
being
-
:
I
available
This
will
take
care
of
the
SECOND
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUP
SOCCER
GAMES
e:itat!uu
of
fishermen.
Speakers
In-1
eluded
Charlie
Wallace.
R.
Gammon
and
:
LONDON.
Dec.
10.
The
second
round
0
Skcg.
representing
the
seineboat!
0f
the
English
Football
Cup
was
played
operators,
and
Charlie
Edwards.
Leon
j
today
as
follows:
Sandvar
and
J.
H.
Meagher,
halibut
boat
j
Oalns
borough
0.
Lincoln
2.
skippers.
Bradford
City
2.
Rotberham
3.
I
Bradford
0.
Southport
2.
!
Crewe
Alexandra
2.
Stockport
C.
0.
u
.
Victoria
Is
milder
with
seven
Wrexham
1.
Carlisle
0.
K.VTIVtl
HHl
THIS
,
rwrltarton
Rndul.l.
1
Ht.tK
IUUMIM.II
VANt'Dl'VEIt
Dis'fiilCT
'
Tranroere
Rovers
3,
Halifax
I.
New
Brighton
7.
Rhytl
2.
Bournemouth
and
Boscombe
6
Bristol
-
-
Rovers
1.
Dillingham
3,
Southend
0.
Luton
5,
Norwich
0.
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Kettering
1.
Swindon
0.
Crystal
Palace
0.
Peterborough
and
Fleetwood
United
2,
Aldershct
1.
Northampton
1.
Brighton
and
Hove
0.
Exeter
5.
Uford
3.
London
Caledonians
1,
Bath
0.
BRITISH
SHIP
DONE
LOADING
Steamer
Warlaby
Will
Sail
Tonight
or
Tomorrow
for
U.K.-Continenl
With
Full
Orgo
Loading
of
the
British
steamer
War
laby
with
a
fuU
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
was
completed
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
at
i
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
It
Is
expected
that
the
vessel
wUl
sail
either
toaljfct
or
tomor
row
morning.
This
Is
the
fourth
boat
of
the
season.
The
steamer
Ainderby,
which
Is
going
on
dry
dock
first,
will
not
start
loading
until
about
the
middle
of
next
week.
No
further
advices
had
been
received
aft
the
elevator
today
as
to
the
sixth
vessel,
the
Ohio
Maru,
which,
la
expected
next
week.
Railway
offices
this
marnlng
reported
the
arrival
of
47
carloads
of
grain
here
during;
the
past
twenty-four
hours.
There
were
225
cars
on
the
division
en-route
to
Prince
Rupert.
DELANEY
WINS
UNEQUAL
FIGHT
Knocked
Out
Paul
Herlenbach
In
Sixth
Round
East
Night
at
Chicago
CHICAGO,
Dec.
10.
Jack
Delaney.
prospective
opponent
for
Tunney.
scored
a
technical
knockout
Over
Paul
Btrlen-bacb
In
the
aixth
round
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
fight
last
night.
Berlenbach
wssj.
knocked
down
four
times
and
was
In
bad
condiypn
when
the
referee
stop-
'
peer
the
oJietiual
Tlghft;
'
OBJECTION
TAKENTO
ORIENTALS
IN
KITCHEN
VICTORIA.
Dec.
10
Employees
of
the
catering
business
appearing
before
the
board
administering
th
minimum
wage
act
today
proteted
the
alleged
domination
of
kitchens
Dr
orientals.
.24
14
the
Canadian
Government
bureau
here,
found
shot
to
death
yesterday
in
the
i
They
aald
lt
was
impossible
for
a
white
.75
;ile
resigned
in
July
last
on
account
of
Chinese
territory
adjacent
to
the
inter-;
man
to
get
a
Job
In
a
restaurant
or
'ill
Ucal!
b.
'n.uioaa:
conccaiioj..
hit.l
3