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XVII
...
No
218
Jolint
Has
Scored
Eleven
Goals
This
Season
so
Far,
Heading
League
TORONTO.
Dee.
31.
The
Hanger
retimed
the
leadership
of
the
American
arrtici:
of
the
hockey
league
by
one
point
when
the;
defeated
Pltuburg
1
evening
by
a
acore
of
two
goala
to
T'Tnti'o
tied
tbe
New
York
Americana
f
:
third
place
in
the
Canadian
section
l
.
(Ii
fcjtmg
the
Americana
fin
goals
"
i
wo
The
game
between
Boston
and
Ottawa,
played
at
Boston
lait
night
was
an
c
;
i
iiTalr
but
the
home
team
had
.)i!.
IK.
V
.
i.
...Inrt
AM.
.l
'.'.".e
b
orers
with
eleven
goals
and
thre
Morons,
a
team
mate
of
Jollat,
r
:uc
next,
while
Frank
Boucher
of
New
York
Rangers
is
third,
t.iji
night's
scores
were:
Ol
awa
0.
Boston
1.
U;
v
York
Americans
2.
Toronto
5.
P
sburg
0.
New
York
Rangers
2.
ELEVEN
ESCAPE
COPRA
VESSEL
Steamer
Niagara
Picked
up
Men
I'rom
Durning
Ship
Round
to
San
Francisco
HONOLULU,
Dec.
21
-Eleven
of
the
members
of
the
crew
of
the
motor
hooner
Doris
Crane
were
rescued
fram
the
burning
vessel
by
the
liner
Niagara
"ue
from
Vancouver
tomorrow.
One
nian.
A.
Gilbert,
an
Islander,
perished.
The
vessel
was
bound
from
Fanning
I'
land
for
San
Francisco
with
a
cargo
ot
c
opra
wh(ch
OPENS
IN
BUSINESS
SELLING
POTATOES
BUT
SOON
CLOSES
UP
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
21
W.
H.
H&m-
t
4
ntlM'K
or
walk
,
ELIMINATED
TODAY
IN
S(IAMI
RACKET
LONDON.
Dec.
21
The
Prince
of
Wale
was
eliminated
In
the
semi-final
round
of
the
Royal
Navey
squash
racket
championships
by
Oommander
R.
A.
I.
Mackenrle
9
3,
8-7.
8-3.
The
Prince
tailed
to
maintain
the
form
shown
prevloutly.
LOGGER
IS
ARRESTED
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
FOLLOWING
SUICIDE
MKRRITT.
Dec.
21-Jack
Ellison,
a
logger
living
In
a
lonely
cabin
five
mile
Auilel
Jollat
for
the
Canadlen
lead
,
from
tiers,
was
arrested
yesterday
In
connection
with
tbe
death
of
the
prospector
"Lucky"
Todd,
more
properly
Emmett
Todd.
The
arrest
followed
the
eulclde
of
Anfcelo
Serblnoff,
one
of
the
proprietors
of
the
rooming
house
In
which
Todd
died.
INDUSTRIAL
PEACE
TO
BE
DISCUSSED
BY
TRADES
COUNCIL
LONDON,
Dec.
21.
Sir
Alfred
Mond'S
Invitation
to
the
council
of
the
Trades
Union
Congress
to
take
part
ln
a
conference
for
discussion
of
Industrial
peace,
has
been
accepted.
VANCOUVER
K.XCHAMJE
Dig
Missouri
.
Ooast
Copper
.
Cctj'
Province
uunwsoi
Olsdjfone
Independence
Indian
'
Leadsmith
Luoky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
Rtfl'mond
""nd
of
Ashcroft,
who
started
a
retail
s:!verr-ret
Potato
business
yesterday
on
Powell
guve
..-mj'.h
Street,
decided
to
close
after
qperavmn
.
surf
Inlo:-Ics
than
a
day
until
he
had
proper
sunloch
'
'
!:ri-'ions
for
a
license.
jTeri'
Bid.
Asked.
31
.29(4
21.00
21.50
.10
.ion
.19
.23
1.78
2.50
.14
.10
.08
.08!,
.05V4
'
07
.044
.0514
.25Vi
-27H
.06
.10
2.30
2.32
.36
.38
13i
.14
.05
'
.06
20
2
.75
77
400
5.25
from
the
ocean
dock
to
Phllpott
&
Erin's
wharf
where
she
will
take
on
some
nlpety
tons
of
coal
for
her
bunkers.
She
Vlll
then
move
to
the
elevator
to
start
loading
a
lull
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
The
eighth
boat
of
the
season,
the
of
37
men.
The
captain
has
with
him
on
the
voyage
his
daughter,
whose
home
Is
ln
Oothenberg,
Sweden.
The
Sydlandls
said
to
be
the
finest
appointed
grain
ship
that
has
yet
visited
Prince
Rupert.
The
Sydiand
was
piloted
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Capt.
Percy
Shadforth
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
British
Columbia
whom
she
picked
up
off
Victoria.
The
vessel
came
up
via
the
outside
passage
around
Vancouver
Island,
through
Hecate
Straits,
Beaver
Passage,
and
Ogden
Channel.
.
TO
SAIL
TOMOItKOW
It
was
announced
at
the
elevator
this
afternoon
that
the
Sheaf
Mount
will
pe
ready
to
sail
tomorrow
morning
for
the
Urfltcd
Kingdom
or
Continent
with
a
fult
cargo.
Railway
trouble
now
being
cleared
up.
steady
movement
of
grain
from
prairies
to.
the
local
elevator
has
been
I
resumed.
There
are
sixty-five
carloads
ln
the
yards
today
waiting
to
be
BOSTON
HOCKEY
CLUB
SELLS
STAR
PLAYER
TO
THE
TORONTO
CLUB
BOSTON.
Dec
21-Boston
Hockey
SKNATOIl
APPOINTED.
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
N.
K.
Laflamme.
K.C.,
M.P.
for
Drummond..
Athabaska
since
1931,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Senate
from
Quebec.
no
siox
op
Lin;
BOSTON,
Dec.
21.
No
signs
of
Jlfe
were
found
ln
submarine
S-4
when
d'vlng
operations
were
resumed
today.
BALDWIN
C.
D.
Burney,
M
P.,
the
managing
dlrec-tv-tor
of
the
Airship
Guarantee
Company,
I
Limited,
who
are
building
her
to
the
order
of
the
air
ministry.
N
"This
ship,"
said
Commander
Burney,
I
"is
entirely
for
commercial
purpoi
useless
in
war
time
and
she
will
te
en
floor
will
be
36
feet
by
20
feet.
Iti
will
seat
SO
people,
or,
bleared,
provide
dancing
space
for
an
equal
number.
The
music
will
be
provided
by
wireless,
Cspt.
A.
N.
Lareen
and
carries
a
crew
j
There
will
also
be
36
bunks
ln
two
and
four-berth
cabins
and
two
promenades
on
this
floor.
The
floor
above
Is
a
lounge,
frcm
the
centre
of
which
you
look
over
a
balcony
into
the
dining
room.
Surrounding
this
lounge
are
60
more
berths.
Below
the
dining
room
are
I
the
kitchen
quarters,
connected
by
iter
vice
elevators.
OFFICERS
CHOSEN
FOR
BANK
OF
NOVA
SCOTIA
TORONTO,
ec.
21.
S.
J.
Moore
Toronto,
director
of
the
Bank
or
Nova
S
Scotia,
was
today
elected
president
suc
ceeding
the
late
G,
S.
Campbell.
J.
M,
1
McLeod,
general
manager,
was
elected
!
I
director
and
vice-president,
while
Hector
!
I
Mclnne
of
Halifax
a
director,
was
the
1
siso
chosen
vice-president.
j
Club
today
announced
1
the
sale.
..of:
ifacturers,
to
Toronto.
The
reported
price
Is
15.i
000.
I
EDDY
BUSINESS
TO
BE
!
UNDER
BRITISH
CONTROL
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
The
match
business
of
the
E.
B.
Eddy
Company
Ltd,
at
Hull,
Quebec,
Is
to
be"
taken
over
by
a
new
company
under
the
presidency
of
George
W.
Pa
ton
of.
London,
England,
chairman
and
managing
director
ot
Bryant
&
May,
the
British
match
manut
WHITE
PASS
MOVES"
'
OFFICES
TO
COAST
by
the
general
manager
and
new
president.
Increased
mining
activity
and
tourwt
business
neceesltate
the
dinner.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
T5.C
.
WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER
21,
1927
TALKS
COAST
COPPER
TAKES
A
JUMP
Rises
Today
From
$19
to
531
and
None
Offering
Less
Than
$33
VICTORIA,
Her.
2.
Coast
cupper
rinsing
at
SI9
vcMrrrtaj
Hlnibeil
eleven
dollars
today,
rinsing
at
t:io'
bid
at
noon
and
nne
offered
below
$35.
Ilu
line
order,
flooded
in
from
Montreal,
Toronto
nml
Vamouirr,
Two
weeks
ago
this
stock
was
sell-lug
at
from
$1.1
tn
$15.
LATEST
IttrOKT
After
noon
when
offerings
raine
In
from
Yam-outer
t'oiLst
Copier
eased
off
closing
rinully
for
the
day
at
2.1
to
$10,
a
gain
of
more
than
dollars
above
Jestrrdaj's
rlose.
MRS.
CLAPPERTON
PASSES
TO
REST
Death
Occurred
in
Prince
Rupert
(leneral
Hospital
of
Well
Known
Local
I.ady
Death
came
as
a
happy
release
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
about
10:30
this
morning
to
Mrs.
Alex
Clap-
Jierton
who
has
suffered
with
fortitude
and
patience
for
several
months
from
a
serious
Illness,
lapsing
Into
coma
during
the
past
few
days
which
Indicated
that
the
end
was
not
far
removed.
.The
late
Mrs.
.
Clapperton.
who
has
resided
Un
Prince
Rupert
for
many
years,
came-originally
from
Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Besides
her
sorrowing
widower,
she
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
two
sons
-John
Clapperton
of
Prluce
George
and
William
Clapperton
at
home
ln
this
city.
TO
the
family
will
be
ex-
SEATTLE,
Dec.
21.
Removal
of
the
tended
general
sympathy
of
the
com-head
office
of
the
White
Pass
and
munity
for..
like
the
deceased,
they
are
Ykon
Railway
from
Chicago
to
Van.
ill
n
tn.n
couver,
B.C.
ana
Seattle
wljl
become
ef.
fectlve
on
January
1,
was
announced
Funeral
service
will
take
place
on
nSturday
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society.
Arrangements
'
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Vudertakers.
stent
of
Canada.
Gentlemen
We,
tbe
undersigned,
cltttena
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
humbly
peUtkn
tbe
Dim'.nlon
Government
and
tbe.
members-cf
parliament
of
Canada,
to
take
action
at
the
ccmlng
session
of
parliament,
to
!
provide
the
necessary
and
long
premised
rsllway
outlet
for
tbe
Peace
River
country
to
the
Pacific
coast.
This
outlet
to
onnet
with
the.
Can
adlan
National
Railway
at
Vsnderhaof,
,
thence
westward
to
the
IlCth
degree
of
longitude;
tbence
south
to
the
54th
parallel
of
latitude,
and
thence
west
of
that
line
to
tbe
Pacific,
including
Islands'
and
portions
of
Island
north
of
the
54th
parallel
and
within
Canadian
watera.
f.
I.I.OVI)
OEOItriE
oil'
4.
TO
SOI
TH
AMEUK'A
OX
HOLIDAY
J.U'ST
TITBURT.
England.
Dec.
21.
Lloyd
George.
Dame
Margaret
and
Miss
Megan
sailed
today
on
4
the
liner
Avalona
for
Rio
Janeiro
t
011
1
holiday
trip
mainly
on
ac-
count
of
Dame
Margaret's
health.
She
Is
suffering
from
chest
trouble.
!
FRAUDULENT
DISPOSAL
CHARGE
IS
DISMISSED
Magistrate
Assert
That
Charge
Against
A.
J.
KUIimoiid
should
Never
Have
Come
to
Court
Declaring
that
It
there
was
any
case
at
all'
It
should
never
have
reached
police
court
but
Instead
have
been
handel
as
a
civil
action.
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
ln
city
police
court
this
morri-lng
threw
out
a
charge
of
fraudulent
disposal
of
four
ermine
pelts
laid"'
by
C.
C.
Smith
against
A.
J.
Richmond.
Evidence
for
the
defence
Indicated
that
Mr.
Richmond
had
received
the
pelts
and
had
forwarded
them,
together
with
others,
to
a
Vancouver
firm
for
tanning.
The
pelts
ne,yer
returned
from
Vancouver
but
Mr.
Richmond
replaced
them
with
others
W.
O.
Pulton
appeared
on
behalf
of
the
defendant.
Advertise
tn
Tbe
DaUy
News
Large
Upstair
Diniptr
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dtncinir
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
I
industry.
Price
Five
Cent
PEACE
WEA
THER
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
IS
COLDEST
IN
MANY
YEARS
Weakening
Britain
Would
Not
Advance
Cause
of
Peaces
Says
Premier
Baldwin
to
Pacifists
Premier
says
weight
of
British
Empire
adds
to
strength
of
treaties
and
country
would
be
prey
to
hostile
forces
LONDON;
December
21
"The
effectiveness
of
the
Locarno
Treaty
depends
very
largely
on
the
knowledge
of
all
parties
that
in
the
event
of
an
unprovoked
attack
thr
mighty
weight
of
Great
Britain
would
be
thrown
into
t
ie
scale
against
the
aggressor,"
Premier
Baldwin
said,
a
replying
to
125,000
people
who,
in
a
peace
letter,
declared
they
would
refuse
to
support
any
government
reporting
to
arms.
The
Premier
added;
"To
deprive
the
country
of
that
weight,
treaties
would
be
deprived
of
nearly
all
their
value.
Once
more
in
Eastern
Europe
would
spring
up
that
fear
and
unrest,
that
uneasy
dread
which
the
treaties
have
done
so
much
to
allay.
"You
cannot
strengthen
the
League
of
Nations
by
weakening
the
British
Empire.
England,
totally
disarmed
and
an
easy
prey
to
hostile
forces
can
you
think
of
anything
more
likely
to
excite
cupidity;
and
hostile.
in-
peeked,
tention.
We
should
sink
to
the
level'
of
a
fifth
class
,of
j
er'
.
vt
r.
Our
colonics
would
be
stripped
from
us
and
our
IttZurv)!
c
;mmerce
would
decline.
I
share
vour
loncing
for
peace
iw'r
afternoon
and
moved
away
11
have
yet
to
learn
that
the
cause
of
peace
would
be
ser.ed
by
rendering
Britain
impotent."
RANGERS
LEAD
IN
U.S.
HOCKEY;
GRAIN
VESSELS
ARE
BUSY
HERE
Sydiand
Here
From
Rotterdam
and
Newport
News
is
First
Swedish
Vessel
for
Port
AINDEKHY
SAILED
Ohio
AJaru
Coaled
Here
and
Will
Hvgin
Loading
at
Elevator
Today
Tbe
BrltUh
freighter
Alndtroy.
Prince
Rupert's
fifth
grain
ahlp
of
tbe
season,,
tailed
at
9
o'clock
last
night
for
the'
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
with
a
i
full
cargo
of
grain
loaded
from
the
Al-1
terta
What
Foal's
Prince
Rupert
ele-1
vator.
Piloted
by
Capt.
Qua
-Pbellmer.
;
tbe
vewl
is
going
via
Union
Bay
where
ahe
will
bunker
coal.
The
sixth
boat
Jbf
,thi
,
ewri,
the
ErltUb
freighter
Bheaf
Mount,
ii
atlll
loading
at
the
elevator
and
it
It.
ex-
she
illlT
gef
wy
WwWam'X
a
Winter
Holds
Britain
and
Rest
of
Europe
in
Her
Grip
While
Gales
Lash
the
Shores
LONDON,
December
21.
Winter
still
holds
Great
Uritfcin
and
continental
Europe
irr
her
grip.
Snow
and
rough
vrfads
have
heaped
up
casualties
by
land
and
cea.
In
one
of
the
ftor-
t
test
Kales
to
whip
the
llritish
coast,
the
small
schooner
Pearl
;
sank
off
the
head
of
Kinsale
in
Cork
County
and
the
crew
of
live
perished.
In
the
north
of
England
and
Scotland
the
roads
were
blocked
with
snow.
.
.
It
is
cold
In
Germany
and
the
cold
is
growing
more
intense.
lirealau
experienced
a
temperature
of
20
degrees
below
zero,
the
coldest
on
record
since
1799.
.
In
Belgium
seven
people
are
reported
dead
from
cold,
the
weather
being
the
bitterest
in
fifty
years.
In
Jugo
Slavia
the
cold
weather
caused
the
death
of
twenty
railroad
workers
at
one
place
and
seventeen
soldiers
at
another,
i
In
Euglahdj
the
oldest
inhabitant
in
Monmouthshire,
130.
years
of
age,
Kev:
C.
A.
Wood,
died
from
Injuries
received
whetr
falling
on
a''frnen
pathway.
He
served
his
scattered'eountry
parish
for
75
ears.
Huge
Airship
is
Being
Built
in
England
for
Establishing
a
Service
Across
Atlantic
Ocean
Petition
Circulated
Asking
Peace
Railway
or
Northern
Province
.People
IJelng
Asked
to
Sign
Request
to
Dominion
Government
for
Immediate
Construction
of
Line
With
Prince
Rupert
.
Outlet
A
petition,
asking
that
a
railway
be
built
from
Peace
"itiver
to
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
at
once
or
else
that
authority
be
given
to
form
a
new
province
out
of
the
northern
part
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Peace
River
section
of
Alberta,
is
about
to
be.
circulated.
It
has
been
drawn
up
by
Theo.
Collare
and
endorsed
by
the
president
of
the
board
of
trade
and
is
accompanied
by
a
A
lengthy
memorandum
setting
forth
the
urgent
need
of
the
railway,
and
the
desirability
of
making
the
outlet
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
petition'
read3
as
follows:
To
tbe
Honourable
William
Lyon
Mae-
.
SSrr
-
the
-
FISHERMEN
AT
ro
the
Honourable
Member
of
Parlla-
VANCOUVER
ARE
AGAINST
PLAN
Strong
Opposition
to
Proposed
Scheme
for
Conserving
the
Fisheries
on
Coast
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
2l.-JThe
proposed
wnpoint'
'further
wet,-
giving'
flatting
areas
with.
.
XtzJciitietSanL
nf
outlet
to
the
coast
at
the
already
es-
canning
to
the
areas
"TH
wnlctTrhi"
Tlsh
LONDON,
December
21.
The
most
wonderful
skeleton
in
the
1
UWUn
P3rt
01
Ww
Rupert,
where,
are
caught
nd
limitation
oi
gear
:wa
hours
for
a
fare
of
100,
An
all-in
first-class
liner
fare
is
about
Swedish
freighter
Sydiand,
arrived
in
i
125.
These
are
among
the
claims
made
for
R
100
by
Commander
port
at
2.30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Newport
News,
Virginia,
and
moved
Into
the
ocean
deck
early
this
afternoon
to
Start
lining.
It
will
be
late
In
trie
week
before
the
vessel
goes
on
berth
at
the
elevator.
The
SytUand
comes
here
from
Rotter
dam,
Holland,
which
port
she
left
on
!
made
as
a
commercial
production
job.
October
14.
Through
stress
of
weather,
Her
total
cost
will
be
450,000."
(apprax-she
called
at
Newport
News,
safltng
rfom
lmately
g2.00O.O00).
there
on
November
23
for
Prince
Ru-'
The
dining
rcom,
with
its
5-ply
wood-
pert
via
the
Panama
Canal.
Prince
Rupert's
largest
grain
ship
to
date
and
flrst
vessel
of
Swedish
registry,
the
Sydiand,
is
commanded
by
world
the
metal
framework
of
the
airship
R
100
has
been
shown
7
'"MUS
"
Pnoea-ror
tbe
hand-
strongly
opposed
by
the
salmon
fishing
at
Howden,
in
Yorkshire,
says
the
London
Daily
Mail.
The
Mai.
j
ZTJgl
SayS-T..
.
,
.
...
The
attached
memorandum
will
give
tor
of
fisheries
at
Ottawa,
ine
K
n
100
is
to
u
be
finished
u
i
in
April.
It
Will
carry
100
pas.rtn-
the
honorable
members
all
information,
A
vote
taken
ahowed
68
opposed
to
gers,
35
of
a
crew,
and
10
tons-
of
mail
or
other
freight.
You
will
i
and
data
tending
to
prove
that
a
nor-
tfce
first
propoeal,
against
38
favoring
U
4
.
J..I
!
I
t
T
J-
A.
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
.
.
..
.
.
uk
uuie
iu
iiiivei
in
iier
iroin
l.oiiuoii
10
iew
lorK
or
.Montreal
in
43
'neru
ouuei
is
ine
moi
economical
and
wnue
tor
tne
last
proposal
T7-
op-
the
most
feasible
as
to
gradient
and
posed
and
24
favored.
mileage
and
also
that
tbe
farmers
of:
Mr.
Found
in
addressing
tbe
gather-
the
Peace
River
ocuntry
would
get
the
Ing
urged
co-operation
betwezn
the
cheapest
rates
as
against
any
other
pert
j
fishermen
snd
cannera
to
permit
"eco-
on
the
Pacific
coast.
incmic
conduct
of
tfce
Industry."
He
Falling
the
above,
to
grant
us
the
toJd
th
conference
that
the
'department
privilege
of
being
organized
into
a
sep-!w"
determined
thst
et
el!
caU
the
aratc
proviuce
as
cutlined
by
Mr.
:
lbery
must
be
saved.
If
conditions
Charles
W.
Frederick,
fcrmer
mayor
of
'continue
as
at
present
they
must
be
Peace
River,
as
follows:
iprepsred
for
much
more
stringent
regu
The
northern
boundary
would
be
the
'
Iatlon-
60th
parallel
of
latitude
extending
east-
I
"EW
WESTMINSTER,
Dec.
21.
Fish-ward
along
the
present
northern
boun-erm'n
on
aU
part
ot
the
coast
ln
the
dary
of
British
Columbia
and
Alterta
to
mser
RlTer
alBiT
unanimous
ln
the
U4th
degree
of
lonzftude
Uie
Sth!lCelr
opposition
to
the
three
proposals
meridian!
thence
5outh
to
the
southern
01
th
dPartlnnt
ot
marine
and
fish-
boundary
of
townshlD
6
(the
lath
linei
erles
l0T
tn
Protection
of
the
salmon
ALLEGED
RUM
RUNNER
TAKEN
Has
to
Appear
Refore
Immigration
Roard
on
Charge
of
Illegal
Entry
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
21.
Joe
Parcnte,
wanted
ln
San
Francisco
under
Indictment
as
a
rum
runner
and
much
sought
after.,
was
arrested
ln
North
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
and
released
under
a
bond
of
t5,000
to
come
before
the
Immigration
board
Thursday
to
answer
a
charge
of
entering
the
country
illegally.
FOUR
DROWNED
ON
WAY
TO
A
FISHING
CAMP
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Dec.
21.
A
fishing
party
of
four,
two
brothers
named
Tabor.
Mrs.
Tabor,
a
bride
of
three
months
and
R.
Dahl
of
Fentcn.
Basic,
were
drowned
ln
the
Montreal
River
while
Journeying
W
a
fishing
.camp
at
Lac
de
Ronge.
They
left
here
six
weeks
ago
and
have
not
been
heard
from
since.
KILLED
ON
AIRCRAFT
CARRIERAT
SAN
DIEGO
SAN
DIEOO.
Dec.
31James
R.
Alls-worth,
aviation
chlet.
carpenter's
mate,
was
killed
and
four
others
seriously
Injured
'tn
an
explcsion
aboard
the
ab
craft
carrier
Lacgley
yesterday.
PHICE
OK
WHEAT,
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
2l.-Tn
price
ot
wheat
toa.iy
a.1.48',;..