of
Lung
Continues
LONDON,
Dec.
7.
A
bulletin
issued
here
tonight.
h
the
King's
physicians
states
that
His
Majesty
has
nut
had
a
restful
day.
A
radiological
examination
was
carried
out
this
maoon,
but
neither
this
nor
the
exploration
hy
LOWER
RATE
IMMIGRANTS
Ireland
in
agreed
upon
trie
British
Government
wf
vi.
.imhlri
ritninaniea.
AC
REi
USES
TO
ACCEPT
POLITICAL
POSITION,
GOES
TO
ANOTHER
owing
g
unil
King's
'
ikr.
mininter
of
imml-slerday.
'
v.
rate
does
not
affect
ilollar
rate
under
the
ulement
scheme
which
U'Ih
)f,aeeral
i
i
recant
weeks
in
Lon-
i
tive
in
January
the
the
difference
between
old
rate
of
W
Is
to
-
il
by
the
British
a:,d
steamship
lines
on
I
liasis.
nearly
$30.
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
7:
The
stock
market
which
was
shak-
Hi
Majesty
Had
a
GdDd
Night
and
Powers
of
Resistance
en
t
'ta
foundations
yesterday
a-
previously
carried
out
has
disclosed
any
appro
i'
amount
of
pleural
effusion.
His
general
con
u
remains,
unchanged.
when
a
heavy
gelling
movement
carried
more
than
a
hundred
Issues
down
from
five
to
twenty
two
dollars
a
share
broke
sharply
at
the
opening
today
and
then
rallied
early.
Declines
of
from
three
to
fifteen
dollar
a
share
were
cut
down
or
wiped
out
and
by
midday
more
than
a
score
of
issues
were
lifted
frn
twr
to
five
dollars
above
.'rfl:.
close.
After
a
;hort
lived
rally
ION,
Dec.
7.
King
George's
powers
of
rGfiist-
Prices
again
collapsed
a
num
,,ilnv
vir
sprvincr
him
wpII
in
his
bnttlp
with
a
ber
of
issues
dropping
from
nifl
no
ratal
on
t
ilTnoas
whifh
fitrnflfo1
him
mnrp
our
.
it:.
;n
i
:
tii
the
low
:.niiHKnvBKu.
mii,
i.unw,
.BOu
.wuou.s
severa,
reachine
,ow
prictt,
for
.
as
it
appeared
obvious
from
today's
bulletin
that
the
ycar.
Radio
characteristic
are
much
concerned
with
with
the
question
of
of
others
declined
$14.
shot
up
.
infective
nrocess
around
the
lung
redfln0f
the
$22
tp
$403
and
then
dived
i
-ijiht
side
was
developing.
"It
waTsta
led
Sri
good
authority
that
radiographs
of
trie
King
were
again
token'this
afternoon.
King
George's
physicians
this
morning
issued
this
bdlletin
of
his
,
condition
:
j
"The
King
had
son
reatful
CONTRIBUTIONS
DINNER
FUND
advised
n
a
Ulegrarr
that
wh
dojUr'a
to
the
improvement
of
the
thgt
the
the
condition
condition
further
IUnner
tel-
Wl-
,
,
?
.
,.
.
j.
.
.
u..
.
,.i,
..i.
,u
.u.
i..
egraphic
reports
wou
tinued.
ORE
SAMPLING
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
FUND
,
,;;
,.
the
convenience
of
out-of-town
subscribers
,
the
foUWf"K
may
be
cut
out
and
used:
Enclosed
find
dollars
contribution
toward
the
h'islmna
Binncr
I'und
of
the
Salvation
Army
to
provide
n
1
kiut
for
tho$e
not
otherwise
remembered
on
Christmas
Day
i,M
I
for
the
provision
of
Chrlstmns
hampers
for
poor
Signed
.-t
jr
HI)
On
the
left
!.
U
:'
.)
,,f
over
former
Pre;i,i.'i'
Mi.cLea
I
y
.
i
i
MmPnn
"Winn
uumc
myyj
im
0
-
oe
money
monev.
Goods
iod.
are
.r.
juk
iust
as
a.
ac-
lishment
and
B
enforcenwnt
of
"
the
TERRACE.
Dec.
7.
The
Terrace
Hoard
of
Trade
In
asking
the
minister
of
mines
for
information
in
regard
to
the
ptMNible
establishment
of
an
ore
sampling
works
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
board
points
out
that
such
a
nlant
would
great
ly
help
tmall
operators
and
"RIA,
Dec.
7:
M.
K.
Har-
,,rwpect(trs
in
financing
their
Trail,
waa
appointed
aher-
jeVelopment
work,
li.
West
Kootvnay
in
place
.
.
Houatoa,
who
rtelgiMw
.
.
apBqJntment
of
a
few
Rev.
I.
Johanaen
was
aa
arrival
i
re.
Houston
Mid
tbat'in
the
city
from
Seattle
on
the
"t
accept
a
political
'
Princess
Royal
this
morning,
lie
'm.
nt.
He
is
a
strong
Con-,
is
well
known
here,
having
often
I
visited
the
city
at
previous
times.
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
j-
.
..
,i
read
th
Classified
Adi
URGE
CABARET
U
j
j
lo.
advertlss
for
It.
Special
Dinner
Saturdays
Thursday!
and
r
,
f:nd.
locate
the
owner.
'7V
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
...
..,t"U
need.
ftdverUae
fori!
ff
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations'
for
Pritaty
CiKT
TUB
CLASSIFIED
HAniT.
Parties
''I-
fhone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
N.
287.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.
C,
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
7,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VA
TIVE
ngm
nis
opponent
wno
made
a
iy
.irons
run.
AT
WIS
SEX
AM
1.CSKR
T
N
VICTORIA
ELECTION
XHiHSSSi
American
Railroads
Say
They
Cannot
Compete
in
Matter
of
VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
CLERGYMAN
IS
CONVICTED
FOR
ASSAULT
Illness
ot
King
Still
Is
Causing
Anxiety
to
Phyi
sicians
Attending
Stand
Him
in
Good
Stead,
but
Infection
STOCKS
TAKE
!
BIG
TUMBLE
Erratic
Condition
of
Market
at
New
York
as
Inflation
Rubble
Bursts
D.
B.
Plunkett
Elected
For
City
of
Victoria
Over
Dr.
MacLean
VICTORIA,
Dec.
6.
D.
B.
Plunkett,
Conservative
was
elected
to
represent
Victoria
for
the
balance
of
the
term
following
the
recent
resignation
of
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmie,
now
premier
of
British
Columbia.
Unofficially,
his
majority
over
Dr.
J.
D.
MacLean,
former
premier
of
B.
C,
is
declared
to
be
85.
The
count
last
night
gave
Plunkett
6641,
and
MacLean
5556.
The
election
aroused
more
interest
than
did
the
last
general
election
here,
judging"
:
who
w
s
plated
jester-
snnll
majority.
To
the
from
the
number
of
votes
cast,!
TIIQT
ECPAPFn
(
which
was
greater
Xy
350
thanJUUl
LfUVill
LilS
ithe
total
vote
of
1926.
I
rin
rvug
mrnri
A
feature
of
the
rxll
was
the!
I4
KII1YI
NlHlNK
narrow
margin
to
which
the
Lib
erals
reduced
the
Conservative
majority
as
Tolmie
defeated
Martin
in
1926
by
2,781.
After
the
count
Dr.
McLean
I
a
1L
a.
a
I
t
.'x
Grai'irRStes
witlTthe
Canadian
''
X
have
.clone
tneir
mi
in
mis
rea-
wc'u
k.-iwiiiu
a
tiKu-iuu
4
hui
wnicn
h
t
nrfi.ent
onerates.
He
4lett
will
have
the
hearty
thanks
I
of
the
people
who
will
benefit
aa
'well
aa
the
appreciation
of
the
DI
AMT
ACirEiYf,romotrt
of
the
fuBd-
rlilllll
nUlXLiU;
.Th
'11W1
amonnU
have
'
!
Wn
receiWfl
since
yenierui
.
Prince
Rupert
Suggested
a
Suit-able
Site
by
Terrace
hoard
of
Trade
Previously
acknowledged'
$8.00
Dr;
Alexander
.U
;;'
Bieetrk
Bakery
1
docen
pies.
0Tf
0"n
s0
Syrapathiw
$2.00
John
Dybhavn
$1-00
H.
B.
Rochester
$.00
Joan
Mary
Watt
f.00
Wallace
C.
Orchard
....
$.00
John
Dore
$t-00
Anonymous
$100
T.
II.
Johnson
$-Q0
James
Lee
$-00
George
Bryant
$1.00
George
Munro,
box
of
apples.
Friend
$1-00
GOVERNMENT
NEW
ZEALAND
.
HAS
RESIGNED
WBLLJNT.TON.,
Dec,
7:The
govrtirneni
of
Premier
Coates,
which
was
defeated
in
the
House
of
Representatives
on
a
motion
of
non-confidence
last
night,
re
sinned
today.
The
adverse
vote
was
50,
to
28.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
7:
The
price
of
Number
1
Northern
wheat
here
today
was
quoted
at
Sl.lC'w,
a
drop
from
yesterday's
imitations.
dian
provinces.
I
ne
advantage
to
:
alter
being
kicked
by
one
of
the
.
,
,.,
,
A
work
l.
Canadian
pradueers
in
;wil
rate
horses,
WHfliam
A.
Bardett,
23
is
cents
a
bushel,
the
re-
years
of
age,
was
killed
at
Stuart
port
says.
1
Lake.
I
Rev.
S.
Robertson
On
is
Found
Guilty
of
Assault
and
Improper
Conduct
Connection
with
Divorce
Costs
on
Highest
Scale
Awarded
by
Court
Against
Clergyman
and
Also
Fine
of
$100
or
Two
Months
in
Jail
served
in
munition,
.board
and
in
the
air
service
during
the
war.
TT7
BANK
GIVES
BONUS
MONTREAL.
Dec.
7:
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
announces
a
Christmas
bonus
of
5.
percent
of
the
annual
salary
to
all
its
9,000
employees.
DO
YOU
NEED
SOME
EXTRA
XMAS
MONEY
At
this
time
of
year,
most
of
us
could
use
a
few
extra
dollars.
That
little
gift
for
A
TaA
Xfnthor
hrnthpr.
nlntpr.
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
7.
Rev.
S.
Robertson
Orr
wa4
reiative
or
friend
does
not
found
guilty
today
of
an
assault
upon
H.
B.'Rjertson,'
need
to
stick
you.
Here's
K.
C,
in
a
judgment
handed
down
by
Magistrate
Findlay't
7uLtovndu
L
u,ed
fumi-1
in
me
ponce
court
toaay.
a
jme
oi
qiuu,
or,
in
aeiaun,
.
ture
or
any
other
used
art-
two
months
in
jail,
was
ordered.
An
appeal
was
entered.
'de
around
the
home?'
Look
In
the
supreme
court
costs
on
the
highest
scale
were
.
"
J
.
t.
h',
You
'
awarded
against
Rev.
Robertson
Orr,
cd-resp&ntient
in
have
an
article
someone
else
the
divorce
case
in
which
an
absolute
decree
was
granted
wns.
When
you
find
It,
ad-
to
John
Gordon
Fleck
of
Vancouver
from
Margaret
Wini-
D
NeW8
classified
col-
f
red
Fleck.
Maintenance
and
education
of
the
12-year-old
umns.
daughter
is
entrusted
to
Mr.
Fleck.
l
C08t8
,itU.e'
and
w.hen
J
i
rmh
sprnmnnnips
tn
order,
t
His
Lordship
told
Dugald
Donaghy,
K.
C,
for
Mr.
Orr,
vou
get
8ix
jnsertions
for
the
that
he
had
found
that
improper
conduct
occurred
be-
price
of
four.
tween
the
co-respondent
and
the
respondent
on
evidence
Jurr
.
used
articles
into
OUtSlde
Of
Mrs.
r
leek
S
Confession.
Let
our
Advertising
Office
There
is
no
appeal
from
Mr.
Justice
Morrison's
judg-
have
the
details.
Their
tele-
merit
unless
the
judicial
committee
of
the
privy
council
in
t
Phone
number
,s
98-
!
I
London
grants
special
leave
to
near
tne
case.
Condemned
to
Die
This
Morning
But
Reprieve
Arrives
in
Time
but
said
he
felt
considerable
grat-
TORONTO.
Dr.
7;Savrf
lification
to
be
able
to
reduce
the
jfrom
the
nooBe
by
,
,eant
ha
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
7.-The
United
States
railroads
5:12.
cannot
compete
with
the
Canadian
railroads
in
transnor
a
Conservative
stronghold
since,'
,
u,.
Jr.
l
,
"
i
-
"i
wn
uivimng
ior
me
muraer
tation
of
grain
on.the
basis
.
of
the
present
.
Canadian
rates
18
.....
...
I
of
Thomas
Jackson,
was
granted
from-the
irom-
irom
me
me
wheat
wneai
w
neat
belt
oeic
Deit
to
10
to
the
me
me
seaboard
seaDoara.
sedDoara.
This
inis
lms
is
is
is
the
me
me
con-!
con-
con
recept,on
reception
i,u"'":"t"-u
at
t
his
hls
committee
committee
L
,by
order
of
Mr.
Justice
McEvoy
J.
rooms.
rooms.
a
atav
stay
nf
of
OTMllHnB
execution
1nr
for
two
vL.n
weeks
rnm
nnirp
l
iUsw
ani
hi.
alrtrtBgfr'
pn
FROM
RRITAIN
mZuiali
RXr
"ZS
u,?,a
Ma,d!
TTardi
elusion.
of
the
interstate
commerce
commission
in
a
re-1
The
vote
by
polls
was
as
foi-
I
iUlll
DM
1
nil
V"!
.
.wT-w
!
Making
Number
of
People
,
.
.
.
.
.
,ow9.
i
aide
of
the
chest
to
the
the
of
tion
of
the
right
will
be
taken
during
the
day."
rate!
CAPETOWN.
Dec.
7.-The
x
l.
7:-A
$50
n.ish
miwanU
to
Can-
e
?!ou.c"ter..
inct!
C
Happy
Toe
response
to
the
appeal
for
nroduets
in
th
nnrthwftsL
...
dP
4k.
fa
TAa
AUItWB
VK
illc
VUS
IIUWB
A
i
w
w
,.
.
...
j
j
Monrv)
sailed
toaay
on
me
sieam-
.
v
....
...
e.i
;
tv.
u.
ine
uniiea
rwingaom
snu
H"
"
"""J
:
t
v-
,
t
j
ii.
1Mnlfrn
nu
nnpn
er
naimorm
iw
rnf,4,tra
Uav
u
mad
so
far.
!
cessions
sranted
the
Canadian
Ml.MMI
rw
MilK.p.
was
-
-
-
-
c
a
w
aMaf
m
a
a
w
aawM
fui
that.
nuf
.v1oia
.Tn
m
v
ntu.
port
senate
on
propriety
rates
similar
to
Ca-
,0W8:t)l
.
..
.
.
,,
mitted
to
the
minister
of
justice.
Inadian
rates
on
grain,
livestock
and
other
agricultural:
S
MaeiTw
h!
tional
and
Canadian
Pacific
by
;
Canadian
governtnent
and
re-'
ImtM
f.tii
rnnMrnlnv
the
natAlw
3.
Plunkett
1332
MacUan
1379.
man
and
witneflSes
had
9emb,ed
i'
,IUn,klVt,l1,3?rIaTLcan,Mo
!'
jail
in
preparation
for
the
6
Plunkett
16
4.
MacLean
1419.
,
h
and
the
condemned
mn
.nr.
t
luniteu
is
oi
irmn
paren-
taro
a
An
it.9
rrthsJ
In
a
1
o
f
a
1
tr
urtth
AT
STUART
LAKE
!agrd.uclJfl0.n;
his
sPiritual
adv,8er
when
the
I
X
?
V
uIjr
!
,
telegraphic
notice
of
reprieve
i
I
111
Uliwriu,
uiuiwn
niiu
muuucm,
i
l
niltwlM
T,
,
n..
'coming
to
Victoria
in
1910
where
cepiauie
as
money,
inose
wno
'
"
"m
ie
opened
a
sheet
metal
works
came.
M10RD1E
TO
BE
CANDIDATE
Mayor
Announces
That
He
Will
Again
Be
in
Field
for
Chief
Magistracy
Asked
this
morning
by
The
Daily
News
as
to
Ms
Intentions,
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordle
announced
definitely
that
he
would
be
a
candidate
for
re-election
to
the
chief
magistracy
at
the
municipal
elections
next
month.
Colonel
McMordie
is
now
completing
his
first
term
as
mayor
and
there
are
many
who
feel
that
he
should
be
given
the
opportunity
to
continue
work
which
has
started
this
year.
Previously,
he
served
two
terms
as
an
alderman.
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
CAR
BARGE
WORK
w
Good
progress
is
being
made
at
the
local
dry
dock
with
the
construction
of
the
large
car
barge
for
the
Can-
t
adlan
National
Railways.
The
hull
is
now
practically
completed
and
construction
of
the
house
as
well
as
the
Installation
of
fittings
and
t
machinery
will
soon
com-
menee.
The
barge
will
be
readw
for
delivery
by
Jan-
nary
15
or
a
little
sooner.