11
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
'
fr
satisfactorily
maintained,
ruiaer
Enterprise,
with
j
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
of
Wate
oa
board
I
befase
bsjrtparfltr
-Jit
ljfea
.at.
iiuiiiewara
i
rem
a
inp
ine
eniaronennni
paajaotqp
in
travail
i
so
speed-day
said:
"you
will
be
thankful
to
the
Admiralty
expects
know
that
last,
niaht
the
Kin
8flb
a'
h
6u
A
....
Friday
night,
hid
six
hours
ftkop.
aa4
thowghVTff
of
Coftnoni
today
that
morning.
R
Is
'
Hheraed
n-council
had
this
mor-
council
was
called
in
connection
m
nsted
Queen
Mary,
the
with
the
appointment
of
a
com-i
Wales,
the
Duke
of
mission
which
it
is
understood
Archbishop
of
Canter-'has
been
decided
upon
to
same
lxrd
Chancellor
and
'and
act
for
the
King
in
the
State
liuldwin
to
be
council-tate
for
the
summoning
i
iiir
of
the
Privy
Council
transaction
of
business
:
-f
His
Mtjesty.
Intro-
Affairs.
The
King's
physicians
at
3.30
yesterday
afternoon
issued
the
following
bulleUn:
"His
Majesty
paaaed
a
quiet
morning
though
hi.;
remarks.
Premier
his
temperature
is
now
100.2
the
-aid:
"I
am
glad
to
be
slight
improvement
in
his
general
i.f'.rm
the
House
that
the
'condition
noted
in
the
last
bul-
-
well
enough
this
mor-jletin
is
still
maintained.
,
'
name
uu-emiK
"
",c
j
"uncll."
The
Premier
I
i..t
the
King
had
signed,
l
T-in-couhcil
regarding
I
illors
of
state.
Karller
Bulletin
"N.
Dec.
4:
The
King's
-
in
the
officlal
bulletin
'Miounced
that
although
"in
ernlng
his
heart
con-
Conn'
rMr"
of
a"e'
S
n
-l.
The
bulletin
.Uted:
with
h
Panted
"
..asHed
a
quieter
night.
vi.lbronae
medal
for
heroism
by
the
,xi..tv
nxicty
,nn,i.
concerning
his
h
hMv
t
continue,
improve-
,
the
distinction
of
'I
last
evening
was
so
I
WE
UP
HOPE
SAVED
BABY
FROM
DEATH
fen
War
Old
Id
fiiven
Bronze
Medal
For
Brave
Act
had
the
being
the
very
first
child
of
his
age
to
be
so
recognised
by
the
Humane
Society
for
bravery.
A
few
months
ago
he
aaved
a
baby
from
H.ath
hpneath
the
wheels
of
a
HAI
IDITT
BslATCltrain.
snatching
the
child
from
urUilUUl
Dvmo
'H
KAN.
Alaska.
Dec.
4
'!:
lunt
vestige
of
hope
iv
of
the
halibut
boats
-.'id
Brunvol
with
twelve
"I
faded
yesterday
with
"
the
Marching
parties
i
ice
uf
missis
k
slilj
had
md.
INCREASE
CAPITAL
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
'liKAL,
Dec.
4.
At
the
""ting
of
the
ahai-ehold-Ih
Bunk
of
Montreal
'"
'
authorlted
the
direc-
i
'urease
the
authorized
omc
front
"'.000'
$31,175,000
the
engine's
path
in
the
nick
of
time.
A
second
later
he
would
have
lost
his
life.
The
father
is
Sergeant
George
Conron
of
the
Sudbury
police
force
and
the
boy
la
a
native
of
Barrie.
Major
L
Bullock
Webster
for-merly
of
Prince
Rtrotrt
but
now
of
Victoria
i
directing
the
activities
of
the
little
theatre
group
in
that
city.
They
are
preparing
to
put
on
"The
Chester
Mysteries"
during
the
Yuletide
festival
at
the
Empress
Hotel.
The
play
was.
written
by
an
ancient
Chester
monk
and
this
will
be
the
first
time
It
has
been
put
on
in
any
of
the
coast
cities.
It
will
present
f
the
od
Clirlstma
cus-
to
toma
as
scan
wnj
rVeVer
LIBERAL
MKMBER
'DIBS
The
Salvation
Army
announces
hat
they
can
use
groceries
or
Uher
goods
for
their
Christmas
Hnner
which
they
are
giving
as
usual
this
year.
These
will
be
icknowledged
along
with
the
noney
which
is
donated.
It
is
hoped
to
commence
the
list
f
donors
tomorrow
and
thqse
vishlng
to
contribute
are
asked
to
'eave
the
money
at
The
Daily
News
office,
or
hand
it
to
one
of
the
members
of
the
Salvation
Army
staff.
All
want
to
have
a
merry
Christmas
and
doubtless
they
will
wish
mditi
Is
MONTREAL,
Dtc.
4.
"The
rampant
speculation
of
the
stock
exchange
which
has
persisted
over
a
considerable
rjeriod
with
ranifiaatiooa
is
a
matter
f
concern
t
bankers."
said
President
Sir
Charles
Cordon
at
the
Annual
j
meeting
of
pie
Bank
of
Montreal;
thiitlB
rlae
in
prfcei
cannot
ve'
i
m
t,
ar
on
rorever
ANEROID,
Sak4
Dec.
4,
Maddsncd
with
jealousy
because
Beatrice
Baraar,
26
years
of
age,
refused
his
offer
of
marriage,
William
Ii
qua.
30
years
of
age,
yesterday
lighted
a
stick
of
dynamite
with
bis
cigarette
while
he
heltf
his
former
sweetheart
in
his
arms
and
killed
hii-elf-
the
girl
and
her
mother
in
the
explosion
which
followed.
The
triple
trageJy
occurred
in
a
rooming
houe
In
a
por.
tion
of
the
Cordon
Neil
Cafe.
IN
FROST
GRIP
and
that
iluira
la
a
f!ilmnnnn
PaMI
III.....
..
defined
Ilrrht
to
Lank
lean'
uti
Prairies
With
ThprtnnmAior
M
ka.
Jlr.Ue'l,
that
the
re-
Readinir
of
Thlrtv
fUnu.
.
a
.
'
7
w
-
.mw
at
2
isi
.
-
iU-ilhat
the
vm1
Uanxirfv
is
not
itnldriH
wm
hPVon
ma
noc
e
sudden
or
per
hatir.
The
privy
council
had
a
meet
HqJori
announce
in
tpg
at
Biiiiham
faltM
thif
I
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
5.
Western
,
Canada
remained
today
in
the
;
grip
of
the
winter's
first
real
cold
I
spell.
Thermometers
on
the
prairie
registered
as
low
as
thirty
SATmM
tw
a
l1
,n
Edmonton
and
hovering
i.
uon.
between
18
and
2G
below
in
many
eon,
Uberal
member
of
the
j
localitiea.
Winnipeg
recorded
vwmraoM
ior
est
I
three
below
Lambton.
died
last
night.
j
i,
forecast.
Rising
temperature
President
Coolidge
in
Message
lo
,
Congress
Today
Urges
Building
of
15
More
Cruisers
for
the
U.S.:.Navy
WASHINGTON,
I).Cn
Dec.
1.
In
what
was
probably
his
valedictory
address
to
Congress,
President
Coolidge
today
cm-phaslzed
anew
hi
dcire
for
Increased
naval
strength
for
the
United
S,tale
by
urging
the
passage
of
a
construction
bill
for
fifteen
-crown
and
one
aircraft
carrier.
"With
the
elimination
of
the
time
clause,"
he
said,
referring
to
a
section
providing
that
the
hhips
must
be
laid
down
within
three
years,
"I
wish
to
repeat
again,
for
the
benefit
of
the
timid
and
suspicious
that
this
country
is
neither
militaristic
or
imperialistic.
MAYDONATE
GROCERIES
TO
XMAS
DINNER
NEW
PRIMATE
IS
ENTHRONED
Beautiful
Ceremonies
Marked
Seating
of
Dr.
Cosmo
Ijing
at
Canterbury
CANTERBURY,
England,
Dec.
5-
Dr.
Cosmo
Gordon
Lang,
the
ninety-seventh
archbishop
of
Canterbury
and
primate
of
the
eetab-Ilshed
Chureh
of
England,
today
was
enthroned
in
the
marble
ehalr
of
St
Augustine.
The
nthronej
ment
or
tne
lormer
archbishop
of
York
was
carried
out
with
beautiful,
medieval
and
ecclesiastic
ceremony
and
pageantry
In
venerable
cathedral
here.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
inai
mo!e
noi
nuie
10
provide
tor
VANCOUVER.
Dec
4-Th
inemseives
snau
aiso
nave
a
mer-
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
ry
timn,
$1.18-V
Boston
Grill
E
..
rymt
reads
thajciuairied
Ad
1;
j
u
low,
advert
for
It.
LARdE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
V
.tU'vcr
you
nced,Iadvtrtle
for
''''&,,;
Saturdays
Dancing
wt;
Saturday
nltht
from
0
to
12.
(Jt:T
THE
CLASHFIED
IIAIJ
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Accommodation
for
PrlraU
r.
1
Northern
and
Centra
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
Parties
457
No.
284.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUE
SDAY,
DECEMBER
4,
1028
IGGERU.S.
NAVY
KING
GEORGE
SLIGHTLY
BETTER;
CONDITION
PRECARIOUS
King
George
Slightly
Improved
But
Condition
Is
Still
Precarious
Owing
to
Weak
State
of
Heart
LONDON,
Dec.
1.
The
King's
physicians
issued
tin
following
bulletin
at
8:30
tonight:
"The
rise
in
(rn'.pcrature
noted
in
the
afternoon
report
persists,
and,
as
a
result,
the
King
is
rather
less
comfortable,
iiitierwise
conditions
remain
unchanged."
j
.
NDON,
Dec.
5.
King
George
today
continued
in
precarious
condition
which
for
many
days
has
held
-.injects
in
a
state
of
grave
suspense.
Everything
i
appear
to
centre
now
on
the
question
as
to
whether
Kings
heavily-taxed
heart
will
stand
the
strain
ira-
;
tiy
a
fortnight's
grievous
illness.
It
is
understood
.'us
present
condition
may
continue
for
some
time
til
material
change.
Y.ccn
Mary
took
her
usual
afUrnoon
motor
drive-
to-
nnirtinied
by
Princess
WARNING
FROM
HEAD
OF
BANK
Rampant
Stock
Speculation
Matter
of
Concern
to
Hankers
KILLED
GIRL
i
AND
HIMSELF
Lighted
Dynamite
as
lie
Held
His
Former
Sweetheart
in
Ilia
Arras
NAVY
FLIERS
ESCAPE
IN
CRASH
Skillful
manoeuvring
saved
the
lives
of
pilot
and
four
of
the
crew
of
this
huge
navy
plane
when
it
buret
into
flames
three
hundred
feet
above
the
Potomac
River,
near
Giesboro
Point,
Md.
The
i-hoto
sVown
the
smouldering
wreckage
on
the
shore
where
the
pilot
taxied
his
flaming
craft
only
a
few
seconds
before
the
explosion.
DOMINION
IS
PROSPEROUS
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
Building
permits
issued
in
Canada
daring
Ootober
call;
for
a
larger
expenditure
than
the
permits
taken
out
in
any
previous
reading
of
the
papers,
a
general
discussion
was
enagged
in
by
the
members.
Playing
of
gatqea
followed
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostesses.
The
society
plans
to
hold
meet
ings
occasionally
at
the
homes
of
members.
Organization
of
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
is
reported
to
be
under
way
locally
with
about
thirty
citizens
interesting
themselves
in
the
movement.
The
fiery
cross
is
said
to
have
been
displayed
at
n
meet
ing
an
evening
or
so
ago
on
Acropolis
Hill.
Northcott
Hints
TkdT
His
Father
Implicated
in
Number
of
Murders
inepn
olfidaiS,
totaHinJ'
Takcn
to
and
Sins
Written
Confession
Saying
He
more
man
?21,000,000.
October
oicw
uiuy
r
ivc
uui
oi
iMinc
is
the
time
of
year
when
in
all
Who
Are
Missinir
parts
of
Canada
except'
on
the!
.
i'acinc
coast
building
operations.
RIVERSIDE,
Cal,
Dec.
4.
Gordon
Stewart
Northr
ur
ine
season
are
oeing
wound
tt-
locf
nirrht
nrfa
orl
eirmal
o
nnr,fnc.c,;nn
t,'
l.nt:
up
and
veiy
few
new
projects
IJ
"
T
"71
"
nT7C&
.r'VV
VX;""
juuwi,
niYiii
uuhico,
ou-vaiicu
nctiuicss
lUCAItilU,
HI
launched.
A
new
October
October
record
record
in
permits
testifies
to
a
generally
ravojjaWe
fall,
and
good,;
financial
conditions
the
lotfntry
ofer.
Alberta
is
not
peculiar
in
Ha1hg
good
times,
and
an
active
build
ing
campaign
under
way.
The
conditions
are
general
in
the
7
THREE
RELIGIONS
OF
EAST
ARE
DISCUSSED
United
Church
Young
People
Meet
at
Home
of
Misses
Rogers,
Grassie
and
and
Garnett
The
Young
People's
Society
of
First
United
Church
met
last
evening
at
the
apartments
on
Third
Avenue
of
Miss
E.
P.
Gras
sie,
Miss
B.
Rogers
and
Miss
A.
Garnett
where
the
interesting
subject
was
three,
great
Eastern
religions
Buddhism,
Taoism
and
Confucianism.
G.
II.'
Stocks
gave
a
paper
oh
Buddhism;
Kev.
A.
Wilson
on
Taoism,
and
Miss
Rog
ers
on
Confucianism.
After
the
his
chicken
ranch,
and
it
was
quoted
by
the
officers
that
he
admitted
to
the
killing
of
five
of
the
nine
youths
mur-
"I
killed
Walter
Collins,"
said
Northcott,
it
was
quoted
by
the
officers
who
accompanied
him
on
searches
for
the
remains
of
his
victims,
"Lewis
Winslow,
Gothea,
Richard,
and
another
boy
whose
name
I
never
knew."
He
refused
to
say
who
killed
the
additional
four
boys.
The
confessions'
of
Northcottf
were
made
on
the
Mojave-
desert!
ArTp
PAIfATi
last
night,
where
Northcott
was
I
II
II
J
hAVllK
to
locate
Gothea's
buried
head.1
The
hunt
was
unsuccessful.
The
youth's
aged
father,
Cyrus
North
cott,
was
referred
to
in
hints
by
him
as
beinir
involved
in
some
of
'''"ce
Battle
In
Victoria
This
thi
other
mnfnrlers
and
namftd
dl-!
Week
in
Victoria
rectly
as
an
accomplice
in
murders
at
the
ranch,
which
he
de-scrihed
as
a
reirular
butcher
shon.
"I've
always
been
a
misfit,"
jof
ballots-here
this
week
promises
"uch
8
Victoria
has
seldom
Northcott
said,
"and
once
a
mis-jto
fit
always
a
misfit,
ar.d
I
might
,
8,'en-
Hr-
MacLean
has
been
sup-say
that
my
father
h
greatly
re-iPorted
number
of
federal
sponsible
for
my
degeneracy.
Im.siers.
ana
nunseu,
me
ixn-
was
only
eleven
years
old
when
servuve-
nB
n"u
ine
,eaer
oi
my
downfall
began.
What
can
a
fellow
expect
when
his
father
gets
him
off
on
the
wrong
foot
at
eleven
years
of
age?"
In
a
wild
rambling
unloading
of
his
mind
to
avoid
going
mad,)
Noithcott
is
reported
as
confess
ing
the
killing
of
Walter
Collins,
Lewie
Winslow,
a
boy
named
only
as
Richard,
and
another
whose
name
he
never
knew.
Northcott
said
that
both
he
and
Sanford
Clark
mistreated
the
boys
before!
they
were
killed.
DR.
M'LEAN
By-Kloction
VICTORIA,
Dec.
4.
The
battls
the
opposition
and
others
promi
nent
on
that
side
to
speak
for
him
and
the
outcome
is
uncertain,
although
the
odds
seem
shghtly
in
favor
of
the
former
premier.
LOVAT
SCHEME
NOT
ACCEPTED
LONDON,
Dec.
4.
The
Cana-
He
said
that
d4"
government
has
not
accepted
he
killed
the
Collins
boy
because,!
the
scheme
of
immigration
of
Lord
he
loved
him
and
could
not
stand
Lovat,
chairman
Tf
overseas
sct-the
idea
that
he
might
go
away,
tlement
board,
but-
alternative
suggestions
are
under
discussion,
stated
the
secretary
for
the
do-
jbck
areiu
satis
by
the
l
atala
minions,
Hon.
Amerv.
in
renlv
to
this
afternoon
on
torln.
a
trip
to
Vic-
th'
questions
in
the
house
of
com
imons
vostrrdnv.