Save
Money
Boston
Grill
i
if-
'
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way
to
buy
th
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subscribe
by
th
jve
it
deiiverea
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tor
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and
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de-
S,
281.
ting
iff
R.
Morgan,
head
of
mpsny
bearing
his
name.
prii'.ripally
for
the
Pacific
and
paper
mill
at
Ooaan
ough
some
have
found
their
UTirt
sawmills.
WILSON
DIARY
NOT
ACCURATE
Sir
Robert
Horden
Takes
Exception
to
a
Statement
Regard
to
United
States
;"iAVA.
Dec
3.
-Sir
Robert
Borden
Matcmcnt
in
regard
ta
tbe
diary
Henry
Wilson
wherein
he
(Mr.
I.
is
credited
with
having
nd-
.ii
the
Imperial
War
Cabinet
..i.u-iik
oversto
the
United
State
E:
,ih
aawxatlons
resulting
from
:
uch
a
Pale-tin.
South
wt
jtlivaat
Africa.
Mesopotamia
and
i
in.
Mauds.
Dtirden
deoltned
to
discuss
the
tit
any
length
as
the
entry
re-'
'
tliAcuanlon
of
a
secret
charac-
ne
Imperial
War
Cabinet.
He
'wever,
that
In
this
as
in
other
'-
of
which
he
had
-
i
Sir
Henry
Wilson's
diary
In
'
-
was
absolutely
inaccurate
and
quite
misleading.
SEIZED
OPIUM
LARGE
VALUE
VT1,E
Deo
3.
Oustom
inpec-
MUTES
OF
J
IL
AT
TACOMA
ESCAPE
for
the
the
tragedy
which
had
occurred
LIVES
ARE
LOST
IN
V
i
W
!
wasortunate
man
avaaumbedl
after
Ha
engtnertatbed
.
he
will
mume
opera-
Tb
late
Mr
Priestly
had
been
em-on
limit,
tn
the
flia-
ployed
on
thia
division
of
the
railway
mi
of
wlm-ii
haa
not
yet
for
i!ir
past
two
yean,
having
come
to
tlrrlded
un.
In
the
Bnnii.rm.
where
be
made
hla
home.
amp,
winch
have
em-
I:
"in
Edmonton
about
two
years
ago.
-eventy-livr
men
during
Hr
;
survived
by
a
widow
and
aU
year
..
are
closed
down
lor
t
.id
s.m
the
latter
leaving
laat
Friday
V:
Morgan,
who
rear
he
1
lot
Vancouver
to
Join
hla
mother.
.-?
Camosun
laat
night
irfvi
was
about
M
yean
of
age
coast,
will
spend
the
Ho
had
gone
out
with
tbe
regular
pae-
'
Hubert
or.
business
in
sense
r
train
Saturday
morning
and
was
:th
i
ha
wirrtkin
of
the
mskinc
the
return
trip
when
the
Next
Saturday
he
will
leavve
tragedy
occurred.
'
on
the
power
tug
Mary
i
ln(,
death
ear
was
brought
on
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
PrlnM
Rupert
with
the
train
which
winter
I
arrived
at
8
o'clock
laat
night,
having
.n.
who
has
operated
auc-further
delayed
by
a
anewalld
several
years,
has
produced
nMr
xwtnlta.
Tbe
ear
waa
virtually
wrecked
by
tbe
impact
of
the
boulder.
there
being
a
gaping
hole
through
the
roof
and
aide
about
the
centre
of
tbe
ear.
In
the
midst
of
the
debrl
lay
tbe
massive
rock
and
before
It
a
large
Had
the
rock
slid
two
minutes
sooner
or
later,
all
would
probably
have
been
aafa.
There
mltbt.
howew.
have
been
or
on
the
Dasaenaer
coaches
a
few
sec
onds
later.
FIRE
ST.
LOUIS
HOTEL
at
mms
nee.
s
-Pour
women
are
personal
.own
nave
betn
Mled
and
,Cven
dinferouslv
Inlured
in
a
fire
today
In
the
rear
section-of
the
Buck-
iiham
Hotel
annex.
It
is
learea
inai
there
are
other
bodies
In
the
ruin.
B.C.,
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bltr
tM)44ilSJL
.
Coast
Copper
b.nurday
seirod
opium
valued
!
Oladstone
'
"
'nan
181.000
when
the
big
Blue
'
hner
Proteallaua
arrived
from
nt.
Independence
Indian
L.
and
L
Leadsmith
Lucky
J
im
Premier
porter
Idaho
Richmond
Sllvercreat
OMA
Ot-
5.
-Three
Inmates
of
i
silversmith
'
m.idd
a
successful
break
for
Bun
Inlf
vneu
they
held
up
oi-
jSimlot-h
:
in.
...ul
.
.-.tpc'.i
'!..
Bid.
Asked
1.48V4
1.45
148
30
M
159
16.00
15
-IS
.05V4
M
.05',,
.07
.03
.04
2.34
2.36
.40
i
41
.12
.05
U
M
3
-23
.01
V4
0214
.70
-80
3.50
'!"'
m:HH
a
he
noi.u
it
tit
iikuen
on
Tilt:
ii:;
CHARLOTTE
lLA.HS
SKIOSOATB.
Dec.
S.
Beara
art
mil
out
and
are
letting
my
bold.
One
chased
R.
WUkle
ot
Lawn
Kill
out
into
tbe
aat
chuck.
Another
'oak
up
hie
atend
In
the
middle
ot
Um
la-
land
highway
and
defied
Mr.
Cbutney
who
operates
the
government
car
here,
to
raat
lata
with
the
ear.
Mr.
C.
dreaded
that
a
Fofd
wa
not
built
(or
battering
beara
no
reirajaod
and
waited
for
bruin
to
leave.
It
la
believed
that
the
raaeon
lor
the
boldness
of
tbe
brutes
U
that
they
did
not
fat
thtlr
usual
tall
feed
of
alraon
this
year,
owing
to
aaajrelty
of
the
flan
and
lnteoalv
aainlng.
CRUDE
OIL
SKIDEGATE
Ducks
Reins
Killed
lv
it
Float-
injj
on
Water
There
MilliKlAlK.
bee.
a.
Lurt;e
palrhe
of
crude
oil
listr
Imta
flouting
In
from
Ill-rale
Mralt.
Till
oil
coirrlns
all
the
hi
duck
and
they
are
d)lng
by
Hie
huuilrrdt
along
the
huI.
-
XV-klmllar
thing
happened
.
-ee-
ltefire
on
thr
'et
.
-iwt
'
when
oil
broke
loose
from
aMrr
the
ea
at
('aiiKr
I'aa.
At
(list
time
-Jai-W
t
hrllrueii
and
IrleiiiN
at
lreiie
l(Uert
located
K
motion
of
oil
land
at
(anoe
ra
but
Mere
unable
tn
grt
antone
Interested
In
boring
there.
It
It
prophesied
here
that
Mime
ill)
the
sourer
of
the
oil
will
he
found.
HOCKEY
PLAYER
TALKED
BACK
Penalty
Caused
Protest
as
An
:
other
Player
taia
to
nave
Been
Responsible
TrmnNTO.
Dec
6.--With
only
two
pool
of
blood,
giving
mute
testimony
ki
ub(
ud
witnout
Stewart
and
Munro,
Montreal
Maroons
beat
TOftmto.
all
the
being
made
in
the
first
period.
Mickey
Ion.
the
veteran
referee,
gave
HDDT
Day
a
2o
fine
lor
talking
oacx.
even
more
tragic
result
had
it
fallen
1
pen(1(r
(aUhel
some
proteat,
it
be
on
tbe
ettglne
a
few
aeoonds
previous
lng
claimed
that
Keeling
waa
tbe
man
responsible.
th.
ut
sertod
rsuy
netting
iwo
to
tram
waa
l
charge
oi
wow.
Ottawa
the
victory
in
a
J.
W.
Thorn.
Robert
Pound.
xpra
j
.
(0UKnt
match
against
Boston.
meaaaagtr.
who
waa
in
th
car
witn
lionm
Kored
three
goals
for
the
deceased,
waa
the
only
witness
of
the
m
tbelr
victory
over
the
accident.
I
Tb
lata
Mr.
Prteetly
lived
in
Printel
KUDert
laat
winter,
lnis
wmmri
was
on
the
run
east
of
Prince
Georaw.
Besides
hla
widow
and
child,
he
I
survived
bv
hla
mother
also
In
Van
couvrr.
He
waa
a
Canadian
by
birth.
Kew
Kew
York
Americana
and
Jollatt
the
Chicago
did
a
workmanuke
joo
on
the
New
York
Rangers.
In
the
one
game
played
yesterday
Prank
Boucher
scored
all
three
goals
for
th
Rangers
against
Detroit,
the
latter
team
getting
one.
Following
are
the
mores:
MATl'ltllAY
(I
AMES
Rangers
2.
Chicago
4.
Americans
0.
Canadlena
4.
Montretl
2.
Toronto
1.
Boston
2,
Ottawa
3.
SfMi.W
(IAMB
N.Y.
Rangers
3.
Detroit
1.
STEAMER
FINED
VERY
BIG
SUM
United
States
to
Make
I.evy
Against
Blue
Funnel
Liner
.r-foif
Bringing
Narcotics
v
SEATTLE,
Dec.
9
A
line
of
1122.850
Is
to
be
levied
by
the
united
states
against
the
British
steamer
ProtesUaus
of
the
BJue
Funnel
line
on
which
65.-
000
worth
of
narcotics
was
seized
Sat
urday
CO
the
arrival
of
the
vessel
from;
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
5.
William
Mc-
Masters.
17
veara
01
age.
was
xuieo
when
be
fell
off
a
truck
on
',;".
Ml'.
-AllCC;
p..'!!'
'VC1-
Camble
iuin
BIG
FIRES
CALIFORNIA
Valuable
Watersheds
Being
Destroyed
and
Property
Damaged
by
Blaze
Wis
AM1EEES.
!.
5
llrrs
In
fwir
imtr
srrtlon
of
Southern
(Uillfornia
t
fel
on
llioiiKamls
of
arrro
of
lirusluatid
tlinhrr
and
ron-Minipd
1
.1i
homes
and
rablns
ami
1
now
rrtirlilng
out
to
selr
valu-ablr
watrrslirds.
Drhlnc
vilnil
arr
iiKHklttg
the
rf
forts
of
more
than
Hirer
thousand
workers.
Tronrrty
tlmnazr
It
estimated
In
ru-ess
or
half
il
million
while
forest
officials
refusrd
to
estimate
the
dimngr
to
the
watershed,
t'uolfl-ikil
'stlmalrs
pluir
the
total
loss
In
the
terdugo
llllla
alone
at
more
than
a
million
dollars.
MASSEYGIVES
DELHI
YI.C.A.
rtS'ew
Building
OpenedibyrLordilr
win
"and
MeswageiKead
trom.
Lord'Willingdon
.
DELHI.
India.
Dec.
8.
Lord
Irwin,
viceroy
of
India,
yesterday
opened
the
nw
building
for
tbe
Yil.C.A.
tbe
gift
of
Hon
Vincent
Mas.
the
Orient.
No
arrests
have
been
made
ren
mi.m
i
mnnertlnn
with
the
seizure
!
feUOW.-.i'.ip
A
me.-.iv
Irnm
Lord
WiUlngdon
waa
t
he
K'.ti
symborlkea
tne
it
tretrhed
across
the
sea
bv
a
dj.stinviii.slied
stm
of
the
Empirr
pit
in:
ip
wheat
VANCOUVER.
5.
-The
price
a.lu....
.
Hk'y
wa,-
141'
Mete
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MUaDW.
DECEMBER
5.
1927
REEF
ALONG
WMil
THE
ME
PAL
or
the
National
Geographic
Sotit
iv.
Cel.
t
liarlt
A
Lindbergh
received
while
in
Wa.-i
iitgi'm
Mi"
digrct
ul
master
of
science
in
aeronautic-
from
t.
Joseph'
.-
College.
The
youthful
colonel
talking
with
Re.
A.
(J.
Brown,
president
,
of
the
college
Plans
for
Doubling
Capacity
for
Handling
Grain
Vancouver
Are
Now
Under
Consideration
VANCOUVER,
December
5.
Plans
for
doubling
the
grain
storage
capacity
of
Vancouver
are
now
under
consideration.
Commissioner
Pound
of
the
Board
of
Harbor
Commissioners
announces,
the
cost
to
run
into
millions.
The
project
must
be
sanctioned
by
the
Dominion
Government
or
Parliament
before
the
work
commences.
It
is
felt
that
the
present
elevator
capacity
will
soon
be
inadequate
and
Mr.
Pound
estimates
that
between
seventy-five
and
a
hundred
million
bushels
will
move
this
crop
year.
This
week,
with
25
vessels
due
to
load
five
and
a
half
million
bushels,
all
facilities
or
the
port
wui
be
worked
at
.
high
pressure
At
the
present
time
the
volume
of
shipments
eaceeds
tbe
banner
season
of
1933.
More
than
18.000.000
bushels
are
bosked
for
December
shipment
with
83
a'hips
char-
;
tered
and
'it
Is
expected
half
a
million
j
dollars
will
be
expended
tocaUy
for!
supplies
and
repairs.
WARLABY
DUE
HERE
TUESDAY
San
Francisco
Maru
Left
Today
With
Cargo
of
Wheat
Having
completed
the
loading
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
eierator
ot
a
full
cargo
of
wheat
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
the
Japanese
"K"
line
freighter
San
Fran-cisca
Maru
left
the
elevator
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
and.
after
taking
on
oil
fuel
at
the
Imperial
OH
Co.'a
dock,
sail
ed
early
this
afternoon
direct
for
th
Continent.
The
San
Franeiseo
Maru
was
tbe
third
vessel
to
be
loaded
this
season
at
Prince
Rupert.
Tbe
fourth
grain
ship
of
the
season
here
will
be
the
British
freighter
War-
:by
which
la
due
to
arrive
tomorrow.
Tbe
v
easel
Is
coming
light
from
Eng
land
and
la
already
lined
enrout.
She
will
be
ready
to
atart
loading
soon
after
arrivals.
The
charter
to
the
local
-elevator
of
the
British
steamer
Aindetby
is
also
officially
announced
and
the
vescel
sxpected
to
arrive
within
a
tew
daya.
She
wUl
also
be
lined.
Both
tbe
Warlaby
and
Alnderby
wlill
load
full
for
tbe
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
Charter
papers
for
the
Japanese
freighter.
Ohio
Maru.
expected
about
December
16.
had
not
arrived
at
the
tie
vatar
up
to
this
morning.
AIDED
WOMAN
AND
WAS
SHOT
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Dec
5.
Hear
lng
the
cries
of
a
woman
being
assault
ed
near
Hoult
street
Sunday
night
BrUt
Williams
beat
off
her
assailant,
who
shot
biai
in
the
shoulder.
Williams
ts
re.
:
vennt-'
"i
'he
hospital
The
Identity
of
the
man
and
woman
is
unknown.
Adeems
tn
The
DaUy
New
OENEVA.
Dac.
5.
It
la
not
found
possible
to
reach
any
basis
for
agreement
aaya
an
official
communique
issued
by
the
British
delegation
at
the
conclusion
of
an
Interview
today
between
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
and
Maxim
LltvtnoS.
arranged
to
discuss
British
relation
with
Russia.
4,titttttf4ttTVtt
ANADIAN
DOLLAR
LOWER
IN
PRICE
NEW
YORK
MARKET
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
5
The
Canadian
doUar
was
at
a
discount
of
one-sixteenth
today
for
the
first
time
sine
August
18.
The
large
shipments
of
gold
mad.
to
Canada
as
well
as
tbe
closing
of
navigation
are
held
responsible
for
the
change.
AMATEUR
ATHLETIC
UNION
OFFICERS
ARE
ELECTED
ON
SATURDAY
EDMONTON.
Dec
5
Dr.
A.
8
Lamb
ff
Montreal,
waa
elected
president
of
tbe
amateur
athlttlc
union
of
Canada
on
Saturday.
A.
W
Fraser
of
Amherst,
Nova
Scotia
Is
vice
president
and
John
Leslie
of
Edmonton,
secretary.
MAGEEllIlTsCiIOOL
RUGBY
CHAMPIONS
VICTORIA.
Dec.
5
Magee
High
School
of
Vancouver
today
won
the
Thompson
cup.
emblematic
of
the
British
Coium
bia
High
School
championship,
defeat
tag
tbe
Victoria
High
School
three
runs
to
nil.
HOOK
COLLECTOR
HIES
LOS
ANGELES.
Dec.
5.
Dr.
Joreph
A.
Munk.
80
yeara
of
age.
the
southwest'
most
distinguished
book
collector
and
'..Titer.
Li
dead.
Large
Upstair
Uimug
Hall.
With
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
lor
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
437.
LOCAL
MAN
KILLED
WHEN
BOULDER
HITS
PASSING
TRAIN
n
if
'
i
be.
ni
ivirj
n
m
mm
ik
a
m
m
m
m
Baggage
Car
of
Train
Killing
A
W.
Priestly
fan
or
More
of
Hock
Struck
Prince
Rupert
Man
and
he
Never
SURF
INLET
licgainud
Consciousness
prank
of
fate
yesterday
a
boat
noon
caused
the
death
;
inumstances
of
A.
W.
Priestly,
baggageman
on
Can-nal
Railways
No.
train,
as
the
train
was
speeding
west-it
diataiu-t-
t
!;
other
side
of
Terrace.
A
huge
boulder,
weigh
a
ion
or
more,
rolled
down
a
mountain
aide
and,
i
ugh
th
mot
and
side
of
the
baggage
car,
caught
the
man
in
its
path,
inflicting
terrible
injuries
from
which
.Hied
consciousness,
dying
a
few
hours
later
after
he
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
It
waa
lust
two
minute
to
tweiva
CAMP
CLOSED
;
that
tb
tragedy
occurred.
The
rock
;
wh
evidently
)arrd
iooaa
lay
Um
pass-
uig
engine,
precipitating
dn
the
cliff
onto
tbe
haggsg
ear.
Priestly
waa
anting
reading
btwM
the
atov
when
i
the
boulder
crashed
Into
bia
ear.
The
reverberation
waa
beard
from
one
end
i
to
tbe
other
of
the
train
whloh
-
waa
1
R
Morgan
C
ompany
lo
Operate'
brought
to
a
audden
atop
.Entry
to
the
TTTnher
l
imit-
in
Mtlrtrt
iMSM
car
disclosed
id
trey
'
and
Praistly
waa
taken
on
to
Terrae
f
inlet
mhf.
nr
tiiu
wbeM
another
locomotive
waa
obtained
I
-.;
111
I
iiHlaaj
tor
aevrral
nMb
Uin
"
tb
Haedton
HeaoiUl.
Biera
B.ght
where
he
pro
victor
SB
(ha
raea.l
recently,
now
Steamer
Catala
Off
Reef
Is
Now
in
Pearl
Harbor
for
Temporary
Repairs
i
j
That
the
Union
steamer
Catala,
stranded
since
October
8
on
Mi-t
Inland,
three
miles
from
Port
Simpson,
had
been
successfully
!
floated
;i
10
o
clock
thi
morning
was
the
announcement
made
in
i
a
message
received
today
by
the
local
offices
of
the
R.C.
Towage
&
!
Lighterage
Co.
from
the
salvage
vessel
Salvage
King
which,
with
I
thi
an.-istanee
of
the
Salvage
Princess,
pulled
the
vessel
off.
The
.
..poiinn
fnllnu-tmr
th
flnatinir
of
the
xhin.
wan
to
beach
her
i
it:
pe;n
!
Harbor,
close
by,
where
the
plan
is
to
put
temporary
patches
on
preparatory
to
delivering
the
vessel
to
the
local
dry
dock
where
!...
r.cc,
ti.iy
tr.s.tt'.M
-
will
be
made
-
'
vim
a
view
to
having
Met
made
for
-.tnnri
rtmi
111
Hid
permacc".t
repair
of
the
vaaanl.
To
hat
-r.d.
wok
wUl
nov.-
be
drlvn
and
r
.
o(.id
that
the
Cbtula
may
arrive,
here
within
the.courve
of
the
next
few!
days.
Tne
floating
of
the
Catala
marts
the
good
deal
of
oompetftlon
among
yards
ot
the
coast.
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
S.
-Word
received
here
says
the
Catala
was
floated
in
fairly
good
condition
and
waa
towtd
to
"earl
Harbor.
After
repairs,
th
vessel
will
be
towed
to
Vancouver.
The
float
ing
waa
done
on
an
eighteen
foot
tide.
.
tOMEKEXfi:
FAII
KKAt
ll
.MiKEKMENT
ItKlTAlX
AMI
ItlSL
THE
CATALA
"uccesslul
completion
of
an
important
j
.
-.ep
in
oi-e
of
the
big&eat
and
most
,
Builder
of
Vessel
and
Shipyard
difficult
salvage
operatloaa
on
the
Paclllc
Coast
in
several
ywsra.
Efforts
to
pull
the
vessel
o!T
a
few
day
alter
U
stranding
having
tailed,
the
only
other
means
waa
then
to
blast
away
tbe
rock
pinnacle
which
held
her
no
aa
to
relieve
tn
bold
and
place
her
on
an
even
keel.
AU
this
ha
now
ben
done
ard
aAMtasful
salfage
4s.
.assured.
High
tides
during
the
next
week
will
igH
pleatty
of-ltm
for
tha
work
of
iraklng
the
temporary
patches
on
the
beach.
The
Job
of
repairing
and
reconditioning
the
Catala
will
be
i
big
one
and
for
It
there
wUl.
doubttes.
be
Representative
Arrived.
Last
Evening
To
make
another
Inspection
on
behalf
of
the
Union
Stsimshlp
Co.
of
the
wrecked
steamer
Catala
which
la
expected
to
arrlv
within
a
day
or
so
from
Mist
Island
nar
Port
Simpson,,
where
so
has
been
stranded'"
alnce
November
8,
W.
D.
McLaren,
who
bad
charge
of
th
bulldl&gOfvthat-jressel
-
two
yeara
ago
at
Mantroae.
Scotia
fid.
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Camo-
sun
last
night,
accompanied
by
hla
sec
retary.
A.
W.
Morris.
Mr.
McLaren
dis
embarked
here
from
the
Camoaun
and
went
out
this
morning
to
the
wreck
on
th
Salvage
Princess.
To
make
an
Inspection
ot
the
vessel
with
a
view
to
submitting
a
tender
for
r
rapair.
Hubert
A.
Wallace
of
the
Burrard
Dry
Dock
Co..
North
Vanxm-
ver.
also
arrived
on
the
Camosun.
Mr.
Wallace,
it
wUl
be
remembered,
waa
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago
when
the
Wallace
Interests
were
buUdlng
ships
at
the
local
dry
dock.
LLOYD
GEORGE
CAMPAIGN
FUND
Leader
of
British
Liberals
Ex
plains
How
it
Was
LONDON,
Dee.
5.
Lloyd
George
has
broken
the
sUenre
on
the
origin
and
management
of
the
campaign
fund
which
haa
been
known
as
the
Lloyd
George
fund,
which
ha
long
been
a
matter
of
comment
by
a
section
of
his
political
opponents.
In
a
statement
to
the
.press
Lloyd
Oeorge
says
the
fund
waa
collected
by
whips
ot
the
.National
Liberal
party
In
exactly
tbe
same
way
every
other
political
fund
has
been
obtained
for
over
n
century.
The
former
premier
said
be
did
not
know
who
subscribed
to
tbe
funds
but
be
had
never
touched
a
penny
of
It
for
hi
private
use
and
that
the
amount
ot
the
fund
was
fantastically
exaggerated.
PLANS
TRADE
WITH
MEXICO
Arrangement
Made
for
Pacific
Service
by
President
Callcs
Personally
MEXICO.
Deo.
5.
Trad
between
Canada
and
Mexico
la
receiving
the
personal
consideration
of
President
Oalles.
a
special
Monterey
despatch
says.
Callca
announced
that
he
had
conducted
r
successful
negotiations
with
the
Canadian
Deputy
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
at
Chara
during
th
letters
visit
to
Mexico
City
for
the
establishment
or
a
steamship
service
between
Canadian
and
Mexican
Pacific
pons.
Negotiation
are
being
continued
for
similar
service
on
the
Atlantic.
IllKTIi.
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
December
4,
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
David
R.
Barclay
(nee
Jen.
MacKay.)