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11.
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27.
TWO
GRAIN
VESSELS
IN
Railway
Service
is
Dislocated
and
Ships
Sheltered
from
Gale
Terrific
Storm
Iuishinjc
(ireat
Temperature
VUiU
WINNIPEG.
December
8.
The
prairie
are
in
the
grip
of
-ub-zero
weather,
varying
from
five
to
fifty
detrreen
below
Hudson's
Hoiie,
in
the
Kritish
Columbia
Peace
River
valley.
.".I
)elow
and
Edmonton,
41
below.
Railway
service
is
dia-
i
throughout
the
west
with
many
trains
anywhere
from
two
hours
late.
Owing
to
a
storm
in
Minnesota,
some
of
the
n-iim
the
south
have
been
cancelled.
The
storm
xoue
has
shifl-
:ln
(.treat
Lakes
and
into
the
United
States.
Lake
Superior
is
being
whipped
by
a
fifty-mile
bliuard
and
all
LABOR
MOTION
CENSURE
FAILS
J,
Ramsay
Macdonald's
Motion
Defeated
by
llritih
Parliament
by
Ijirfje
Majority
ljl.N
Dec
8
A
BlOtlOO
Of
0M-
o
by
too
leader
of
the
British
J
ItaaWy
Msedeaaia.
-
-
lie
Premier
Baldwin
for
111-ik-
pan
in
thr
coal
lebabi
en
'.
16.
was
rejected
laat
night
on
47
to
12
a
coal
qu-t:oi
waa
up
for
ml
considered
no
Important
:
memJaem
th".
they
refused
inor
siecnber
of
the
Oovern-sUted
thai
Premier
Baldwin
.'latlt
speak
far
thf
Govern
-lively
scene
followed
during
'
Houae
was
adjourned
and
ius
remarks
were
passed
by
av
they
were
leaving
the
MAKE
SURVEY
PIONEER
BELT
Canada
to
Co-operate
in
Ascer-tuininir.
Potentiality
of
l.and
Posfible
of
Settlement
OTTAWA
Dec
S
Canada
will
co-op-le
with
a
committee
of
tbe
United
'.
National
Research
Council
la
notion
Into
th-
five
pioneer
belts
in-
world
A
survey
will
be
made
,i
vle-w
to
determining
the
capacity
jeee
belli
to
aswimiiate
immigration
luereasc
the
production
of
food
aaip-
'
matin.
Siberia.
Australia,
South
and
South
America
are
the
coun-.11
which
the
leading
pioneer
betta
uated
I'anada
the
belt
extends
through
rthern
portion
of
the
country
l-
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific,-
NOMINATIONS
KANSAS
CITY
Republicans
to
Hold
Annual
Convention
Next
Year
at
That
Centre
V
AHHINQTON.
Dec.
8
-
Kansas
OMJT
iMHn
today
M
the
place
for
hold-!
in-
1028
convention
of
the
Bepub-
i
!rty
at
which
a
candidate
for
i,
iit
will
be
chosen.
"'
definite
elimination
of
President
and
Secretary
Hughes
front
the
!'-sii
leaves
the
result
of
the
om-';
"Pn
to
much
apeculatl'jn.
FOUR
EMPLOYEES
SWEPT
TO
DEATH
PALO
AN
ALLS,
Que..
Dec.
8
FJll:
"tiuction
company
em
v
loyoe
-
''
'
'
''
)!
to
death
In
re
a;
Uio
powe
:'
iii-
morning
when
a
ateel
cable
'
'
ran
on
which
they
w.-r-br
.ikr
Tlie
dead
are
Ruber'
Bn-kcuri.!c
Queoc
A
Lake
lllizzardx
and
Sub-zero
Canada
and
Slate
'hipping
ruu
bom
forced
to
seek
shel-trr
with
the
danger
or
a
number
of
vewel
being
trapped
in
the
le.
The
steamer
gawa
Is
aahore
on
the
south
cf
Orand
Manltoulin
Island
and
la
being
battered
by
tbe
aeaa.
tbe
erew
being
In
danger.
It
la
the
worst
Horn
In
tbe
history
of
Port
Cc!
borne
where
a
100-mlle
gale
la
laablng
the
lake
waters
fifteen
ft
above
normal,
flooding
the
streets.
There
are
blbaarda
and
tub
to
waathar
in
tbe
United
States,
the
oatd
met
landtag
to
Use
OnU
of
Mexleey.
PROTEST
SHORTNESS
SCHOOL
HOLIDAYS
Tbe
curtailment
of
tbe
school
holiday"
tin
-
year
is
prjteited
by
tbe
writer
of
a
letter
to
the
Vancouver
Bun.
The
letter
aaya:
It
seem
the
Christinas
holidays
of
our
schcol
children
are
to
be
curtailed
this
year,
and
no
pro
teat
from
Parent-Teacher
associations
la
of
any
avail.
The
children
have
usually
bad
tbe
week
before
Christmas
and
the
week
alter.
This
year,
the
wee
before
1
taken
away
and
ail
because
tbe
children
back
east
have
had
to
close
aehooU
on
account
of
Infantile
paralysis.
Why
penalise
us?
Our
children
and
teachers
need
the
two
weeks.
It
bju
usually
taken
the
teachers
the
beat
part
of
the
first
week
to
mark
examination
paper.
The
young
folks
are
working
as
hard
or
harder
than
they
ever
did.
and
it
is
up
to
us
a
parents,
whan
things
arc
done
In
this
summary'
fashion,
to
take
the
law
into
our
own
hands
and
keep
the
children
home.
COYOTE
HUNTER
IS
VICTIM
OF
BLIZZARD
LETHBRIDGE.
Der.
8.
An
unidentified
man,
said
to
be.
a
coyote
hunter,
waa
found
frozen
to
death
near
Rono-
ieac
in
the
Vauxhall
district.
This
Is
tbe
sixth
known.
death
aa
a
result
of
the
bliaeard
which
swept
the
western
prairies
Monday.
VANCOUVER'S
WINTER
FAIR
OPENED
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER.
Dec
8.
British
Columbian
third
winter
fair
was
opened
yesterday
afternaon
by
Premier
MacLean
t
Hastings
Park.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Bid.
AsXed
B.C.
Silter
1)
1.75
Bg
MlaaouM
M
AO
Coast
Copper
1900
15.35
Cork
Province
-10
Dunwell
-314
XI
Otorge
Copper
v
33S
Oladstone
47
IndvptMniw
M
Indian
'
4
J07
leadamltb
-04
M
.03
Marmot
Metals
...
.10
Premier
2-3
234
Richmond
13
V4
Silver
CreM
-05
M
Silv!TMi;lt:i
.ai1.-
2t
Surf
luU-:
01
'i
S.m!--ii
Tone
4-
4.75
wiiiium
Smith
nalL-
tomorrow
morn
li,
Prli-.ce
Rupert
lor
Vancouver
Northern
and
PRINCE
W'PEUT,
1J.C.
TlU'liSDAY,
DECEMBER
8.
1927
UNITED
STATES
USING
MOSTLY
j
FOREIGN
SHIPS
Out
of
$GOO,000,000
Paid
Out
$loO,UOO,OOO.Kent
to
Foreign
,
Owners,
i
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec.
8.
Foreign
ships
carried
more
than
two-thirds
of
vlve
baited
Mates
foreign
tsade
in
1028.
Of
CHI
vessels
aggregating
2fl.330.000
gross
tone
required
to
move
the
trade
eatiy
14W
were
uwlcr
the
United
8.at:
flag.
These
figures
are
Included
in
a
Ship
plug
Board
report
which
alto
showc.
that
an
trances
and
clearances
icr
tin
year
totalled
M.40O.
Imports
amounted
to
44.860.000.
long
tons
and
extorts
66,-
87000.
Ualted
State
"shippers
paid
about
tW.O0O,0on
tot
ship
carriage,
the
report
aatd.
of
which
amount
foreign
shipowners
received
about
40
000,000
Oursem
reports
Indicated
that
n
Ootober
l.
19S7,
them
were
130
privately
owned
United
States
merchant
vessels
of
1
.600
gross
tonnage
and
over
wtqb
a
total
gross
tonnage
of
8.034.I4S.
more
than
Si
per
cent
being
In
active
err
toe
Of
thla
number,
however,
only
170
veeaels
were
engaged
iu
overvesa
service,
tbe
remainder
being
on
coastwise
ind
Caribbean
routes
The
report
showss)
that
the
-sailing
reaver
has
ndt
been
8ntiir-
retegated
to
ooastwlM
shipping,
there
being
347
such
era
ft.
aggregating
380,000
tons,
actively
engaged
In
transporting
United
State
j
gooda
to
foreign
ports.
Of
that
number
306
were
under
United
States
registry.
RESCUED
MEN
FROM
ISLAND
Were
Cast
Ashore
liy
Storm
When
(las
Iloat
Universe
Swept
on
to
Peach
FOUND
TRAPPERS'
CAIHN
Were
Marooned
for
Fifteen
Days
on
Chirokoff
When
Picked
up
hy
Steamer
SBWAHD.
Dec.
8.
Raacued
from
ChlrokeC
Island
where
they
bad
been
marooned
since
they
were
shipwrecked
November
33.
four
members
of
tbe
crew
af
the
gs
boat
Universe
arrived
here,
three
others
remaining
at
a
trapper's
:aoln
on
the
island.
Caught
in
a
fierce
northwestern
gale
fifteen
Aaya
ago
the
Universe
was
swept
high
on
the
beach
under
a
high
cliff
which
the
sailors
were
barely
able
to
climb
Only
two
of
them
were
strong
ruougb
to
walk
the
eleven
miles
to
the
trapper'
cabin
for
aid.
After
fifteen
day
on
the
island,
the
steamer
Starr,
looklnn
for
tbe
Universe
since
she
disappeared
after
leaving
Kodlak,
took
them
off
WISH
INCOME
TAX
ON
PUBLIC
UTILITIES
BE
REMOVED
BY
DOMINION
Montrral
Itrlrsalliin
Walls
on
I'rrmler
.Markrji'le
King
ami
I'roml-eil
t'on-Idrralhin
OTTAWA.
Dec.
8.
Yesterday
repreeen
tatives
of
the
city
of
Montreal
waited
on
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
urged
that
public
utilities
be
exempt
from
In
come
tax.
The
Premier
heard
all
the
arguments
in
favor
of
tbe
proposal
and
then
premised
that
the
eabiset
.would
consider
the
matter
and
the
minister,
oj
fmsaee
would
have
It
under
c$ut
atlon
In
the
preparation
of
hfe
(next
budget.
MASSIVE
DREDGES
BOUND
FOR
FAIRBANKS
8EWARD.
Dec.
8.
The
massive
dredges,
the
first
of
a
battery
of
twelve
to
be
installed
within
the
next
two
years,
arrived
here
on
the
freighter
Diuun
today
tor
lite
FatrbanX-
Exploration
Company
Tbe
dredge?
are
in-
f
!.
m
li
i
'li:r
t
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
Fleetwood,
England,
whert
over
1.000
homes
wjre
fiooded
when
a
terrific-
gale
drove
high
tide
eight
feet
above
normal
level
CATALftSAFE
IN'DOCK
HERE
Jnion
Steamer,
Wrecked
Just
a
.i
om
n
Ago,
jsenvcreu
rrom
,
Mist
Island
Yesterday
Towed
by
the
Paouic
Salvage
Co.'a
big
UsS
xUhrag
Kit
aVeHt&fcMfc4jag
snowstorm,
tne
union
teiier
cauia
which
stranded
on
Ncveaaber
H
on
Mist
Island
near-
Port
Simpson
being
:e-:ecd
on
Monday
of
thla
aeex
and
beached
In
Pearl
Harbor
where
tbe
wae
paicned
sufficiently
to
enable
h;r
to
be
wrought
to
Prmoe
Rupert,
arrived
safely
n
port
at
4
eloc
li
-
yeaiertit
jr
aflvritocm
and
tied
up
at
the
government
wharf
overnight,
moving
up
to
the
dry
dock
ehortly
after
8
o'clock
this
morning
where,
with
the
assistance
of
tee
Salvage
King
and
Salvage
Princess,
she
vas
placed
on
the
pontoons.
The
anowstorm
somewhat
hampered
the
landtag
of
tbe
vessel
yesterday
but
a
good
job
was
done
of
It
and
there
were
no
eventful
occuirencee.
The
Catala
will
receive
further
tem
porary
repairs
at
the
local
dock
and
In
a
few
daya
will
be
towed
to
Vancouve:
where,
according
to
announcement
In
the
south,
she
will
pe
permanently
reconditioned
at
the
Barrard
dry
dock.
Salvage
work
on
the
Oatala
has
taken
exactly
a
mouth's
time.
Credited
fo.
ne
successful
conclusion
of
the
work
ire
T.
W.
Allen
and
W.
Jordan
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.,
Cap.
J.
II.
IlewUon
it
the
as.
Salvage
King
and
T.
C.
Wark-
man.
aurveyor
for
the
London
Salvage
Association.
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
mas
ter
of
the
wrecked
vessel,
has
also
been
on
the
job
continuously
and
took
ar
active
part,
on
behalf
of
the
ownera
n
connection
with
the
salvage.
SHEEP
HERDERS
ARE
VICTIMS
OF
BLIZZARD
OALOARY.
Dec.
8.
The
death
toi:
from
Monday's
bllazard
In
Southen
Alberta
has
been
Increased
to
eight
with
the
discovery
of
the
bodies
of
twe
unidentified
sheep
herders
working
foi
the
Taylor
Interests
east
of
Taber.
HIKKI.KSS
KKI'OUT.
X
a.m.
DCOBY
ISLAND
CI
eudy,
ealm:
baro
meter,
30.08;
temperature.
33:
Bet
smooth;
6
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Alameda,
arriving
at
Wrangell.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Snowing,
calm.
barometer,
30X10.
temperature.
34;
ser
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Showery,
calm;
barometer,
29);
temperature.
46;
heavy
swell;
10
p-m.
spoke
steamer
Camosun.
left
Namu.
southbound:
9:40
djij
spoke
steamer
Oardena.
left-Namu;
bound
for
raelia
Osola;
8
pjn.
spoke
motorshlp
NoKOr
Seattle
for,KetefilkftQ,255
mile
Wrom
Seattle:
8
mm
i
spoke
,
tug
'81
Faith,
abeam
Mastermaiv
Island,
bound
lor
Powell
River
MIIIN
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
east
wind:
barome'r.
30.15;
'temperature
26:
see
smooth
10
JO
jn.
steamer
Aln-
derby.
arrived
at
Triple
Island,
bounf
for
Prmoe
Rupert
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Overcast,
calm
barometer.
30.00;
temperature,
31:
se
smooth
BtU
HARBOR
-Showery,
northeaa;
rind
iMUromc'":
29.73;
temperature
RUPERT
BRITISH
SHIP
MMDERBY
HERE
Fifth
Grain
Vessel
of
Season
Ar-
nves
anu
is
ieariy
itcauy
to
Start
Loading
Prince
Rupcit'a
filth
grain
snip
of
Le
jteMaifcUht
.Brlth
steamcr-Alnilerl
jy.
reached
port
'
this
aftefCftbn.
having
come
In
ballast
from
the
United
Kingdom.
The
vessel
was
piloted
in
from
Triple
Uland
by
Capt
J.
R.
El-
ftrt,
harbor
master,
who
went
out
this
morning
at
4
o'clock
to
meet
her.
Being
already
lined,
tbe
Aluderby
baa
but
to
be
fumigated
before
going
on
berth
to
start
the
loading
of
a
full
oargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
Oood
progress
is
being
made
In
con
nection
with
tbe
loading
of
the
steamer
Warlaby
and
It
is
expected
to
get
this
vessel
away
with
a
full
cargo
fV
the
United
Kingdom'
or
Continent
on
Sat
urday.
The
sixth
snip
of
the
season
will
be
the
Japanese
freighter
Ohio
Maru
which
s
due
to
arrive
about
December
15
from
the
Orient.
This
boat
will
re-
lulre
lining
here.
RESCUED
GIRL
MAY
YET
LIVE
Miss
llessie
Howe
Must
Have
Three
Operations
Itesult
of
Shooting
ANCHORAOE.
Dec.
8.
Miss
Bsesle
Howe,
government
teacher,
who
figured
n
an
aeroplane
rescue
from
the
village
.!
Nlnlllchle.
after
she
had
accidentally
hot
herself,
has
an
even
chance
for
re-overy.
She
must
undergo
three
opera--lons
because
of
Intestinal
perforations.
LORD
CARSON
WEPT
ON
LEAVING
THE
BAR
LONDON.
Dec.
8.
Lord
Carton,
who
retired
from
the
bar
and
from
the
louse
of
Commons
on
the
same
day,
after
spending
50
years
at
the
former
md
39
year
In
the
latter,
recently
told
he
following
story:
"That
was
the
bitterest
day
of
my
'tfe.
I
went
to
my
room
knowing
I
vould
never
again
appear
as
an
advo-
-ate.
I
took
off
my
wlgg
my
old
wlgg
that
had
been
with
me
In
so
many
llfaculties
nd
I
threw
It
on
the
table
and
began
to
cry.
I
locked
the
door
for
fear
anyone
should
come
In.
ind
then
1
let
myself
go.
Then
I
went
down
to
the
House
where
I
had
been
for
'over
29
years,
and
looked
around
So
'I
was
promoted
to
the
dignity
of
a
peer.
WILL
SEE
VISITORS
AT
THE
COURT
HOUSE
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands
tad
member
for
the
district,
announces
hat
he
will
be
available
.to
citizens
ho
wish
to
take
up
any
matters
with
Mm
between
the
hours
or
10
and
13.30
n
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
of
ext
week
at
the
governmeni
agent'-
!'!..:
.
V
C
licit-.
V
Boston
Grill
HARBOR
Marketing
War
is
on
with
Control
Board
in
Ashcroft
:
Over
Shipping
of
Potatoes
i
ASHCIIOFT,
December
8.
A
car
load
of
II
and
C
grade
potatoes
shipped
by
nV.
II.
Hammond
left
here
last
night
for
Vancouver
with
no
license
from
the
committee
of
direction
responsible
for
the
operation
of
the
Marketing
Control
Act.
I
Hammond
has
defied
the
committee
to
take
action
against
him.
Ashcroft
land
owners
and
growers
state
that
their
storage
cellars
this
fall
are
filled
with
high-grade
potatoes
which
cannot
be
moved
because
the
Vancouver
market
is
filled
with
potatoes
from
the
uncontrolled
Lilooet
and
Fraser
In
Victoria
yesterday
Hon.
E.
be
prosecuted
if
he
shipped.
nNOTKER
SPELL
OF
COLD
iS
EXPECTED
Prlnre
ItHI.-ert
lla
IU
llr:itlet
S
now
tall
'
f
tV'liler
Friluiveil
by
Sudden
lrn)
In
Tern
peratu
re
Yesterday
afternoon
and
last
night
Prince
Rupert
experienced
its
heaviest
single
snowfall
so
far
this
winter,
a
total
of
83
lnchea
having
fallen
dur
ing
the
24
hours
according
to
report
made
this
mornlag
by
H.
D.
Tee.
Dlgby
Island
.
Dominion
meteorologist.
As
the
snow
ceased,
the
thermometer
dropped
to
23
degrees
above
zero
but
one
degree
bighar
than
the
lowest
.reading
so
far
Ibia
season.
.
YUfe
the
taaxometarMshowing
a
ten
dency
to
-
rise-
'ancbtih
variingwUul7
seeming
to
centre
from
the
northeast.
the
p
roe
peet
this
morning
waa
for
:
another
cold
spell
with
the
possibility
of
a
change
to
clear
conditions.
LAST
RITES
FOR
LATE
MRS.
MURRAY
TODAY
nlrrtnriit
in
Kalrvlen
Cemetery
lollows
Inire--lve
srrtfi-e
In
l'lr-t
Presbyterian
t'liunli
With
a
large
congregation
present
to
pay
last
tributes
of
sympathy
and
re-ipect,
funeral
services
for
the
late
Mrs.
loan
A.
Murray
were
held
this
afternoon
li'
First
Presbyterian
Church
after
which
interment
took
place
In
Fatrvlew
Ceme
tery.
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlzell,
assisted
by
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
officiated
and
spoke
words
of
sympathy
and
esteem.
Hymns,
favorites
of
deceased,
were
"Shall
W
Meet
Beycnri
the
River?"
"O
Ood
ot
C:tbel."
and
"Reck
of
xei."
Mrs.
J.
II.
McLeod
sang
"Not
Now.
but
in
the
Ccailng
Years."
John
Davey
presided
at
the
organ.
Notable
among
the
many
mourners
were
members
of
tbe
local
assembly
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Oanada.
of
which
the
widower
Is
a
member.
Pallbearers
were
F.
W.
Hart.
George
Smith.
William
F.
Cameron,
S.
A.
Nlokerson.
P.
W.
Anderson
and
John
Wynn.
Those
sending
floral
tributes
included
the
following:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Woodland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Parks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
Mrs.
Herbert
McLeod
(New
York),
W.
J.
Raymond,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
MeRae.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Maekay.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Cameron.
Alex
Yule.
WLUTIIKK
HKrOKT.
Prince
Rupert.
Overcast,
calm;
temperature.
22.
Haysport.
Strong
wind.
temp.
18.
drift
Ice
in
river.
Port
Simpson.
Strong
wind.
temp.
20.
Stewart.
Clear.'
calm.
temp.
11.
Acyox-C)ar,
calm.
temp.
10.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
ealm,
temp.
10.
Atyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
4.
Roes
cod.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
4.
Terrace.
Clear,
ealm,
temp.
4.
Hazelton.
Part
cloudy,
zero.
Smlthers.
Clear,
ealm.
7
below.
Burns
Lake.-xtSnowtng.
ealm.
5
below,
Telegraph
Cnek.
Clear,
nortfc
wind.
30
below.
.ClM-tley.
.
Clear.
42
below.
Nahlln.
Clear.
50
belcw.
Whltehoree.
Clear,
north
wind,
50
below.
Fort
Selkirk
and
Stewart
River.
-58
below.
.Dawson.
Foggy,
calm.
temp.
52
below.
NOMINATIONS
TO
SKNATU
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
8
Postman
nominations
sent
to
the
Senate
today
ln-c
tided
James
H
Anderson
fur
Nome
A:.;;!..,
Larjre
Upstair
Dining
IlalL
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Priere
Five
fntf
TOD
A
Y
Valley
areas.
D.
Harrow
said
Hammond
would
RAILWAY
INTO
THE
FLIN
FLON
Contract
Let
and
Train
Load
of
Equipment
Enruute
to
Scene
WINNIPEO.
Dec.
8.
The
first
train-load
of
equipment
to
be
used
on
the
Flln
Flon
railway
is
on
the
way
from
Montreal
It
was
learned
here,
and
far
Into
the
night
a
battalion
or
workers,
toiling
by
the
light
of
arc
lamps
and
'interns,
continued
to
assemble
more
ttores
tor
what
may
prove
to
be
the
meat
Important
railway
construct
ton
contract
since
the.
luudto
pi
the
transcontinental
-
road.
-
The
letting
of
the
contract
to
the
Dominion
Construction
Company
and
W.
S.
Tomllnson.
Toronto
and
Winnipeg,
waa
announced
at
Canadian
National
Railways
headquarters.
OPENINGSFOR
British
(iovernment
Will
Investigate
Possibility
of
Sending
Them
to
Canada
LONDON,
Dec.
'8.
When
Lleut.-Col.
Arr.ery.
secretary
of
state
for
Dominion
affairs,
who
is
on
an
Empire
trip
In
his
official
capacity,
visits
Canada
in
January,
he
will
discuss
with
Canadian
authorities
the
question
of
finding
openings
In
the
Dominion
for
the
unemployed
miners
of
Great
Britain.
Sir
Arthur
Steele
Maltland.
minister
of
la-bc-r,
told
a
questioner
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
He
pointed
out.
r
owever.
that
the
matter
could
proceed
only
by
agreement
between
the
governments
of
Great
Britain
and
Canada.
RAILWAYS
MAY
SELLLIQUOR
Clause
in
New
Manitoba
Hill
(irants
Them
Power
Within
Province
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
8
A
clause
of
the
Mnnitoba
Liquor
Control
Bill
revealed
during
the
second
readlne
last
nliht
would
empower
the
commission
to
f-ant
licenses
to
railway
dining
cars
to
sell
beer
and
wine
by
the
glass
or
bcttle
within
the
borders
of
Manitoba.
TWO
VANCOUVER
BOXERS
WIN
BELL1NGHAM.
Dec.
8
Billy
Town-
fifKA
of
Vancouver,
fc.C
knocked
out
J.
.E.
Hoff
of
Portland
In
the
second
round
cf
a
six
round
bout
here
last
night.
Danny
Martin
of;Vancouver
got
the
decision
from
Jim
Deck
ot
Tacoma.
'
BROKE
HISSHOULDER
Pete
Leplne
of
Canadlens
Met
With
.ti-rlilent
at
IkMton
MONTREAL.
Dec
8
-Pete
Leplne.
star
relieving
centre
to
Morenz
of
the
Can-adlene
bmke
bis
shoulder
ui
Boston