Save
Money
Boston
Grill
b
pr.t
wsy
to
bur
-
to
subscribe
by
the
.
,
.
it
delivered
(telly
.v.
of
win,
yw
.
lor
a
shorter
pertad
.
ns
and
nsve
it
t-
ii'iNTO,
December
1.
Announcement
is
made
by
the
Min-latum
of
Canada
Ltd.
that
Harry
Payne
Whitney
has
ex-',.
option
to
purchase,
the
Flin
Flon
mining
properties
in
The
option
period
expired
yesterday
and
for
some
time
Whitney
interests
have
been
negotiating
with
the
Dominion
i
iu)
government
in
connection
with
the
building
of
85
.,
;iv:t
to
connect
the
mine
with
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Public
Lecture
TONIGHT
111
I-0.D.E.
Hall
at
8
o'clock
C
IV.
Cutworth
of
Toronto
Under
Auspices
of
I.B.S.A.
Subject:
"Lasting
Peace
Worldwide
Soon."
Welcome.
Seats
No
collection,
Free
OTTAWA.
Dae.
l.Tbe
CNJl.
director!
la
Montreal
yesterday
approved
the
report
of
vise-president
Huegerford
for
conatrucllon
of
a
railway
line
from
the
Huclaon
Bay
BaUvay
Into
Ute
Ftln
Flon
mining
dutrlet.
Ooaatructkxi
of
the
connecting
line
will.
It
la
understood.
seeoiwd
immediately.
An
official
announcement
has
been
made
In
W
Unpeg
by
Premier
Brachen
aa
follow:
"The
provincial
government
ha
'
f
.jMhada
and
double
Watthad
a
decision
by
whie
It
Is
ea-
cwoted
CMS
aa
ecrseesec
wiasj
u
D
minion
government
aSjd
to
e
Oena-dtstnrattoosl
rsihraye
be
computed
whereby
eouatnaetlon
wUl
be
begun
tmrfiadutsly
up
a
te
ot
railway,
eighty-five
miles
In
length,
t"
trve
the
nigniy
minaraiiaea
kcuuu
the
province
north
of
The
Paa.
Under
thl
arrangement,
the
government
of
Manitoba,
instead
of
guaranteeing
the
bond
of
a
rail
wit
through
the
region,
as
previoiMly
planned,
will
make
pay-menu
not
exceeding
S1U0
000
annually,
for
a
period
of
five
yeara.
In
eaae
there
should
be
deficit
Incurred
In
the
oper-jatlon
of
the
line
during
the
develop-jment
period
through
which
the
terri
tory
must
necessarily
past.
WHITNEY
COST
III
IH'TES
St.VI.tKM
Hi.
Whitnav
minimi
interesU.
who
are
developing
the
Flin
Flon
property
hii
th
new
railway
will
reach,
have
Barred
to
contribute
the
sum
of
SJ80,
000
UamedUteiy.
towards
the
coat
of
the
railway.
In
order
that
srrangernenU
can
be
made
to
build
the
line
without
a
lay.
The
mining
interesU
will
also
contract
to
build
and
operate
a
smelter
at
the
Flin
flon
capable
of
treating
three
thousand
ton
of
ore
per
day.
and
i
out
cost
to
the
Canadian
will
proceed
with
a
Urge
water
power
development,
capable
of
ultimately
pro
ducing
370.000
horse
power,
which
will
be
of
the
utmost
value
In
the
operation
of
other
mining
properties,
or
pulp
and
paper
mills.
In
which
development
the
interests
of
the
province
will
be
ade
qvsteiy
protected.
An
-Initial
invest
ment
of
18,000,000
will
be
made
In
thU
section
of
northern
Manitoba
by
the
Whluiev
Interests,
an
amount
which
will
later
be
Increased.
IllOE
OltE
KKI'O-ITS
The
Mlnlne
Ooruo
ration
of
Canada
from
which
the
Whitney
group
U
pur-
cbaslnc
the
control
of
the
Flin
Flon
mine.
U
retaining
a
fifteen
per
cent
interest
In
the
property.
Ore
has
been
blocked
oat
or
Indicated
by
diamond
drilling
to
the
value
of
S200.000.000
at
the
Flin
Flon,
and
there
are
other
large
mineralized
deposits
In
the
general
area,
bavins
a
total
ore
value
esti
mated
at
an
additional
S300.000.000
Such
Is
the
low
grade
character
of
tnc
ore
and
so
great
Is
the
work
to
be
done
in
separating
the
various
kinds
of
ore
tthat
It
U
estimated
that
at
least
90
per
cent,
of
the
wealth
taken
nut
of
the
ground
will
remain
In
the
province
as
expenses
In
the
operation
Tiii
u
a
feature
different
from
other
mining
fields
which
makes
It
so
at
tractive
from
a
provincial
standpoint.
(
IIAUTI
K
Tl
llSKII
OVEIC
'The
charter
of
the
Manitoba
North
ern
railway
U
to
be
turned
over
wiuv
I
raiiwava
ss
s
subsidiary
thereof.
'
The
FLIN
national
MOTGRSHIP
IS
STRANDED
NEAR
Had
Three
Pascnsern
From
Vancouver
and
Cargo
of
Fresh
Fish
and
Other
Commodities
LONDON.
Dec.
l.-The
British
motor-ship
Uchmtmar.
from
Vancouver
and
Seattle
lor
Liverpool,
strsftaed
near
North
cruby
lightship.
A
tug
took
of.
ssven
pssatagers
and
the
srew.
The
stranding
wss
due
to
failure
of
the
steering
gear.
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
1.
Three
Vancouver
people
were
aboard
the
Lchmcnsr
They
wnre
Bcv
s.
Polllnger
and
Mrs.
Poutager
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
McCall.
The
vest
earned
1400
Una
of
Ire
h
flab,
fruit
sod
geneesl
freight
from
tli.s
poet.
Bee.
and
Mrs.
8.
Polllnger.
who
were
psswsgess
on
the
Loehmonar,
restdeel
fee
several
years
in
Prince
Oeorgs
which
eMy
they
left
recently
for
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
Mr.
Polllnger
wss
Anglican
Church
minister
st
Prince
Geo
rye
to
which
district
be
pUn
next
year
to
return
tor
the
purpose
of
engaging
in
missionary
wcrk.
CHINAMAN
IS
FREED
Lee
Foon.
Who
Attacked
An
other
Oriental
With
Axe,
Has
Sentence
Reduced
tICTOKl.t.
Ier.
I.
ltrrau4
a
Prime
llujiert
Jury
returned
s
er-dlct
lli:il
Lee
1miii,
Chlnrve,
m
iiiMI)
of
uouiKlliig
sitb
Intent
to
do
1m1II
h.irni,
the
llrltMl
CotuniliU
Court
f
.)ral
drrlilril
thai
the
um
l
I
Km
wan
fur
roinmoii
axsiiilt
and
reduced
the
M-nlcnre
frum
four
jrurn
to
tsrlte
months,
Ihe
prisoner
liinnedlatrly
golnx
free
ss
lie
had
M-nrd
Ion
err
than
that.
The
nrltliul
rliarRe
was
assault
with
In-lent
to
murder
hlli
Hie
Jury
reduced.
.
The
ease
was
one
In
Mhk-h
Ie
I'imiii
altatkel
mint
her
Chinaman
with
mi
ue
at
Csptain's
Cove.
The
hearing
was
t
(lie
huprrme
Court
Asflr.es
lirre
a
year
eo.
ANOTHER
BROKER'S
OFFICE
IS
RAIDED
AT
BURNED
TO
DEATH
VANCOUVER
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER.
Dec
1
The
offices
of
P.
Porter
&
C:
Lid.,
brokers,
were
raided
yesterday
by
the
polio?.
All
bsoka
and
documents
were
seized
but
there
were
no
arrests.
WHEN
LIGHTING
FIRE
VERNON,
Dec.
1.
Elizabeth
Sten-
qulst,
IS
years
of
age.
died
of
bums
re-
ceiveo
wmu
ixt
tiwbiiuis
iiuicu
ha
biiv
was
lighting
a
fire
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Andrews.
4
j.
the
Flin
Flon.
As
sponsor
of
this
bill.
stated
that
the
bonds
would
only
be
guaranteed
In
case
the
company
was
able
to
secure
a
lease
from
the
Canadian
National
railways,
the
annual
rental
of
which
would
pay
the
Interest
and
sinking
fund
on
the
bonds.
ThU,
It
will
readily
be
seen,
would
be
equi
valent
to
the
Canadian
National
rail-
ways
bufloTtigj
the'
j
line
Itself,
ahdffa
effect
carried
no'Wk
on"
the
part
'Of
i
financial
assistance
of
the
provincial
the
provincial
government.
Lr.ernment
or
the
mining
company
will
,
LAItr.E
SMELTEK
therefore
go
to
the
Canadian
National
"Some
two
weeks'
ago
the
Dominion
!
railways,
which
will
build
and
operate
government
proposed
as
an
alternative
a
t
i.
..timated
that
the
rail-
that
the
Canadian
National
take
over
I
in
ivstu.
...
win
cost
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
charter
of
the
Manitoba
Northern
i
.n
Th.
im
will
extend
north
railway
at
no
cost
and
build
the
line.
'from
Mile
8
on
the
Hudson
Bay
railway
work
may
be
underUken
without
delay
!.
,h.
run
Flon
Droperty.
"The
mining.
InteresU
will
build
a
...
.
.
.
la
rT
mlt.r
t
,th
Tlln
Flon
and
I
"It
will
be
recaiiea
uiat
vu
j"
--
aim
i
lie
provincial
legislature
granted
s
will
proceed
with
water
power
develop-
tcr.
!
fie
Manitoba
Northern
Rail-1
ment
that
will
produce
power
which
wav
omcs'iy
snd
that
the
government
will
be
of
the
utmost
value
in
:he
oper-.
'.
.
iifhontv
to
Kuarantee
the
stlon
of
other
mining
properties
or
(
:
ue
un
to
ai
o
ipe
mill'
l
MTi:l
STATE
(iOMl
MOU.MI
TU
C.tS.l
IOI.Ullt4
AT
rKKMU
M
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
1.
The
movement
ot
(qld
to
Canada
since
the
dsgtsr
ihss
been
st
s
premium
reaohett
SM.00000
today,
thas
snsonai
ns-lng
been
completed
by
the
shipment
of
It.
000.000
by
the
2Unk
of
Montreal
'
today.
STARiED
TO
L0,':D
CARGO
OF
WHEVT
HERE
THIS
MORNING
The
"K"
Lice
freighter
8n
Francisco
lisru
started
thU
av
rn.ng
to
l.sd
a
lull
ca.go
of
grsUt
far
ti
e
United
Kingdom
or
cotttloem
Irani
the
Albert
Wi-.eai..
Po.l's
Ices!
4
estr.
It
Is
c-
peted
tu
ge.
the
e
el
sway
ear.y
r.ext
week.
RaUwsy
office
this
morning
reported
an
even
too
cirl.eda
.;
grain
on
tfce
djvfsten
west
of
Js-er
bound
for
Prince
Ruptn
Dur.nt
the
Ust
twenty-four
h;u;n.
twen.y-oae
cars
srrlved.
LADY
BEAVERBKDOK
DIED
IN
LONDON
W
S
FROM
NEWBRUNSVYICK
LONDON,
Der
t.-
Lady
Beaverbrook
'
died
toaday
after
an
illness
which
ended
.
lr
heart
failure.
She
was
formerly
Mis
OUdya
Drury.
daughter
of
the
late
General
Charles
Drury
of
Halifax.
She
marr.td
Lord
Beave.-brook
who
was
then
William
Max
At
ken.
in
190J.
Like
er
husband,
she
was
a
native
of
New
Brunswick.
PLANE
HOPPED
OFF
:
j
WITH
U.S.
MAIL
FROM
NOME
WHEN
22
BELOW
NOME.
Dec.
X.
Ncel
Weln.
piloting
an
airplane,
hopped
M
from
here
Tuesday
for
Fairbanks
with
two
passenger
and
the
Christinas
mail
consigned
to
the
United
States.
The
temperature
was
23
below
rero.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
TO
OPEN
ON
APRIL
11
PITTSBURO.
Dec
l.-The
1928
major
league
baseball
season
will
open
on
April
11,
closing
on
September
30,
after
which
the
World
Series
will
be
played.
It
was
announced.
STENOGRAPHER
TOOK
'
POISONAT
ASYLUM
NAPA.
California.
Dec.
1.
Kathleen
Jackson,
an
Oakland
stenographer,
died
at
the
state
hospital
for
the
insane
last
night
from
poison
taken
while
awaiting
deportation
to
Canada.
SUICIDE
PROVED
TO
BE
A
CAMP
COOK
NELSON,.
Dec
1
-William
Mullen,
who
committed
suicide
Tuesday
night
by
drinking
a
solutn.n
of
60
grain
of
strychnine,
is
Identified
as
a
camp
cook
laid
off
by
the
contractor
for
the
SU-verton-Slocan
City
road.
COUGAR
KILLS
SHEEP.
:
ONMCOUVEMSLAND
VICTORIA,
Dec
1.
Word-,
has'
been
received
that
a
cougar
had
killed
six
valuable
purebred
sheep
at
Rocky
Point,
Metchosln
district.
Provincial
Government
Game
Beard
hunters
sre
at
present
scouring
the
district
with
their
dogs'
tor
the
marauding
mountain
lion,
which
also
killed
several
sheep
last
Saturday.
A
thorough
search
during
the
earlier
part
of
the
week
failed
to
reveal
the
whereabouts
oi
uie
cougar
which
was
first
sighted
by
a
farmer
when
It
was
.
:.:tsu-5
a
deer
Advertise
in
we
Dally
News
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
Rl'PERT.
IU.
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
1.
1927
:
BUILDING
IS
;
i
;
Total
for
Year
to
Date
Stands
at
8213,110
$11,873
During
Month
of
November
Building
permits
fcr
the
year
!M7
to
Ute
total
$248,440
In
value
ss
earn-psred
with
s
total
ot
187.223
for
the
first
eleven
muttu
of
1926.
During
the
month
of
November
permit
taksn
out
at
the
office
of
the
eity
building
Inspector
represented
a
value
of
1
14.8
7
5
aa
ecm:red
with
S10j080
in
November,
1S2G.
LONDON
NOT
PLEASED
AT
PEACE
PLAN
LONDON',
Iter.
I.
The
Itusslnn
irnpsal
at
Ihe
tleneva
ronferenee
fur
Mie
niirtr
abolhnwnt
of
arnianirnt
has
nroused
the
aneer
and
rniiteiiipt
of
the
London
press,
Hlileh
(Id
hired
It
was
among
other
things
a
"cynical
Joke,"
"Rro'esijue
mockery."
"stupid
Intrigue."
"clumsy
farce."
and
finally
"theatrical
buf.
fitonery
put
forward
tilth
tungue
In
.cheek."
FISHERMEN
PLEASED
HALIBUT
COMMISSION
General
satisfaction
Is
expressed
by
halibut
fishermen
and
skippers
In
port
over
the
hearing
held
by
the
International
Fisheries
commission
arid
they
say
they
wUl
do
all
they
can-
In
supporting
the
members
ot
the
commission
In
any
recommendations
they
may
make
for
protecting
and
conserving
the
halibut.
CHINESE
GENERAL
MARRIED
GIRL
FROM
WELLESLEY
COLLEGE
SHANGHAI,
Dec
1
General
Chiang
Kal
Shek,
former
general
of
the
Na
tionalist
armies,
and
Miss
Melting
Soong,
s
young
graduate,
of
Wellesley
College.
vera
married
here
today.
CANADIENS
WIN
AT
CHICAGO
HOCKEY
CHICAGO,
Dec.
1.
The
Canadlens
playing
here
last
night
In
s
National
League
fixture,
showed
once
more
the
skill
of
the
French
Canadian
with
the
stick
by
beating
the
local
team
five
goals
to
two.
ENGINE
REPAIRS
FOR
NORWEGIAN
STEAMER
DUTCH
HARBOR.
Dec.
1
The
Nor-weglan
steamer
Cspto
for
Orsy's
Harbor
from
the
Orient
was
forced
to
stop
here
today
for
repairs
to
her
engine.
She
will
be
delayed
here
s
week
or
more.
COLO
HAVE
OS'
I'HAIItlES
WINNIPEG,
Dec
X
-The
coldest
of
the
season
U
sweeping
the
pi
today
At
Prince
Albert
the
thi
m
'.e
st
3d
i,
30
beiuw
aerci
Large
Upsulr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
4S7.
Price
Five
Cents
MINE
IS
SOLD
WHITNEY
INTERESTS
TO
ERECT
SMELTER:
BUILD
RAILWAY
7amous
Flin
Flon
Mine
of
Manitoba
Purchased
and
Smelter
to
be
Built
ileal
f
inally
Completed
by
Which
Whitney
Interests
Take
Over
Mine
and
C.N.K.
to
Iluild
Railway
to
it
SALVAGE
KING
PULLS
CATALA
Important
Step
in
Salvage
Operation
on
Wrecked
Liner
Taken
Yesterday
Afternoon
riant
step
lu
the
sal-.;:
.i
the
steamer
Calais
M.-1
island
urr
Port
Simp-'
n
tmber
8.
M
taken
Ute
n
when
the
powerful
..;.:
Salvese
King
pulled
on
j
.!
with
view
to
put-
.
even
keel,
following
'.nporary
pa:;he
are
to'
-yaratOTy
to
lowing
her
to
it
ip-rt
dry
d
ck
where
in-1
t
mad
pri
jr
to
the
let-
.
;.tract
foe
permanent
re-
King
U
due
to
arrive
In
-ht
to
Uke
on
water
and
.11
return
a
scon
an
WIUMWAGE
FORHOTELS
Xc
.Men
Appointed
to
Administer
Law
in
Regard
to
all
Cater
ing
Business
:
,T)RIA,
Dec
1
The
provincial
icm
has
appointed
E.
D.
Derry.
,n-
the
employe,
and
Harry
'
n'presenfug
the
employees,
as
of
the
board
enforcing
the
K.n.avum
Wi,e
Act.
both
Van-men,
with
J.
D.
MeNlven,
per-halrman
tu
apply
the
act
to
v
hea
of
the
catering
business.
.
restaurant
and
hotela.
rnpluyees
actually
engaged
In
fi-ud
will
come
under
the
mln-'.
i
-c
la
he
.set
after
an
Inveatl-u
is
to
be
made
shortly.
CHOLERABAD
BENGAL,
INDIA
r"
'
TTA.
Dec
1.--Cholera
epidemic
u
Bengal
presidency
There
.
tea
J.703
cases.
Already
no
te
.139
deaths
have
occurred
in
cl
the
province.
Russian
Representative
Disarmament
Conference
Showing
Better
Spirit
Litvinoff
is
Representative
of
New
Russia
With
Less
Antagonistic
Spirit
Than
Formerly
Displajed
at
Geneva
,
GENEVA,
December
1.
The
Russian
challenge
to
the
world
to
disarm
and
the
Soviet's
willingness
to
have
the
challenge
discussed
on
a
give-and-take
basis,
is
regarded
as
having
enrolled
Russia
again
in
the
family
of
nations.
It
is
the
new
Russia.-sitting
as
an
The
following
permitt
were
taken
out
,
observer
in
the
security
committee.
during
the
.month
Jut
elced
O.
LIUlvlk.
repairs
to
bdllaing
In
Oow
Bay.
M.
Oler
Bemer,
repairs
to
Orsndvlew
H3tel.
(75.
A.
J.
Edlund.
repairs
to
residence
In
A'lln
Avenue.
B?n
Llpsln,
repairs
to'
residence,
Sce-aa
Avenue.
t,oo.
J.
L!ndeth.
residence.
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
.000
Mrs.
Couture,
fists
In
Second
Avenue
Mar
E'eveuth
Streot.
S3
,500.
Mr.
L.
Aadtrs-a.
residence
on
Sixth
Avenue.
Section
7.
S3JMX.
T.
Busssnlcb.
repairs
to
resldenoe.
Ninth
Avenue,
Seettou
8.
S330.
D.
Lund,
residence
on
Beach
Place.
1
S2A00.
Rex
Cafe,
concrete
basement,
;S00,
Max
Litvinoff,
head
of
the
delegation,
and
his
companions
have
shown
a
far
less
antagonistic
spirit
than
the
Russians
have
heretofore.
There
has
been
less
discussion
of
capitalistic
nations
than
in
the
past.
The
general
impression
here
tt
that
-
total
disarmament
u
sn
Idealistic
dream
for
the
present.
Edousrd
Benes.
representing
Czecho
Slovakia
was
elected
president
of
'
the
sew
committee
of
security
and
arbttra-tlon
of
the
disarmament
preparatory
conference
tiday.
COILO
HAVE
NOLO
EVEK.U
TIMES
AH.
KESILT
SMALL
AIV.
"We
could
hare
sold
the
articles
sererei
tbnes
over,"
declared
an
advertiser
who
had
Inserted
a
small
classified
advertisement
In
the
Dally
News.
"We
were
very
well
satisfied
with
the
results.
In
fact
people
are
still
calling
up."
COLDEST
DAY
DURING
NOVEMBER
REGISTERED
The
lowest
temperature
during
the
coldest
part
of
the
recent
cold
snap
was
21
degrees
above
zero
or
eleven
degrees
of
frost,
according
to
the
Dominion
meteorologist
at
Dlgby
Island
In
his
report
for
the
month
of
November.
The
following
U
the
report:
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level
30.40.
Nov.
11.
lowest
barometer
reading
29.17
Nov.
26.
Maximum
thermometer
reading
54.
November
3.
Lowest
21.
November
20.
Mean
temperature.
34.7.
Total
sunshine,
31.9
hours.
Precipitation
7.22
Inches.
Greatest
rainfall
1.77,
Nov.
23.
Total
snowfall
15
inches
included
In
the
precipitation,
an
Inch
of
snow
corresponding
to
about
one
tenth
ot
an
Inch,
of
rain.
Total
wind
mileage
4.045
miles.
Greatest
velocity
48
from
the
SX.
Nov.
28.
Average
wind
velocity
5.6.
RUSH
oTBlimAT
NEW
YORK
BOOSTED
PRICES
ALL
STOCKS
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
1
An
enormous
rush
of
buying
orders
toward
the
c!o3e
ot
market
yesterday
sent
scores
ot
stocks
up
from
seven
to
ten
dollars
s
share
or
more.
The
movement
was
most
pronounced
amongst
Industrials
and
investment
rails
Issues.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
A
,
.
Bid.
AsSed
Wheat
1414
B.C.
Silver
1.25
1.40,
Big
Missouri
.....
.29i'r
30
'
Coast
Copper,
.....
'
18.00
Cork
Province
.....
'
,.10
.11
Dunwell
.23
V,
George
Copper
2.35
3.40
Gladstone
15',
.18Vi
I
Independence
.OS1,
.05
Indian
J05'i
07
L.
snd
L
084
.084
Lucky
Jim
35
37
Premier
2.34
3.35
'Porter
Idaho
.40
.41
Richmond
.11
Silversmith
la
18
'i
Surf
Inlet
m
'j
LIFE
SENTENCES
FOR
YOUTHS
CUT
New
Trial
Granted
to
Angus
Nicholson,
Who
Was
Sent
Down
for
Killing
Advertising
Salesman
VICTORIA,
Dee-J.LJIt
senfenjes
tm-poeed
by
Mr.
justice'
MT
'Afsafonaid
In
the
Supreme
Court
on
Russell
3
lane
-house
and
William
Pasquale,
Vancouver
youths,
were
reduced
to
three
years
by
the
Court
of
Appeal
today.
The
youths
were
convicted
of
lndeceqtly
assaulting
a
young
woman
of
seventeen
years
but
Chler
Justice
J.
A.
Macdonald
pointed
cut
that
evidence
shgwedJthst
she
w'as
thoroughly
Immoral
herself.
With
the
chief
Justice
dUsentlng.
the
court
granted
a
new
trial
to
Angus
Nicholson
sentenced
to
four
yeirs
in
the
penitentiary
fcr
manslaughter.
21
DEGREES
ABOVE
ZERO
;
TOURIST
TRADE
VERY
VALUABLE
One
Million
Visitors
Left
$30,-000,000
Behind
Them
in
Vancouver
Vicinity
This
Year
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
I.
One
million
eighty
six
thousand
tourists,
their
suy
averaging
three
days
esch
sbd
spending
$10
or
more
per
day
on
Very
conservative
estimates,
visited
the
Pacific
Coast
'
area
of
British
Columbia
between
January
1
and
Octobers!
leaving
behind
them
130.500.000
according
to
the
Greater
Vancouver
Publicity
Bureau.
No
account
In
the
estimate
Is
taken
of
tourists
through
ports
.other
than
those
connected
with
the
Pacific
High-wsy
nor
those
from
the
Canadian
pro
vinces.
Estimated
monetary
returns
place
the
tourist
traffic
fourth
among
the
industries
ot
the
province.
ALBERNI
GETS
LUMBER
DOCK
ALBERNI,
Dec.
l
The
growth
and
development
of
Albernl
as
a
lumber
shipping
point
has
made
necessary
the
establishment
of
sn
sssembly
dock
here.
A.
W.
NelU.
M.P..
has
Just
secured
tor
the
Dominion
government
a
portion
of
foreshore
and
tenders
are
to
be
called
at
once
tor
the
erecting
ot
the
dock.
FAMOUS
ASHORE
,
AT
BELLINGHAM
BELLINGHAM,
Dec.
1
The
steamer
Famous,
en
route
from
Ladysmith
to
Belling
ham
towing
a
scow
load
of
coal,
went
aground
on
Copper
Reef.
She
has
a
crew
ot
four
men.
.
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
wheat
was
quoted
1.45S
t-The
price
tbu
morning
of
at
James
Thompson
was
the-
speaker
st
:rne
Rotary
Club
today.
Dr
Large
of
fr
L....p-n
an
i