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Grill
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owner.
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need.
advertlM
lordt
CI.T
THE
CLASSIFIED
HAIIIT.
damage
to
the
prem-tiuu
to
the
injuries
in-I
the
proprietor.
The
in
i'
investigated
by
the
I'Hiiff.
COLD
SPELL
IS
HOOVER
DROWNED
"
VKR,
Dec.
8:
Harry
nk'ineer
A.'
s',
CURIOUS
"
I"
he
fell
overboard
yea-condition
'''fii'
body
was
recovered
.hour.
i
.1
..in.
in
n
mm
in
cess
nas
crniur
-
.
Und
his
temperature
tonight
is
Dec.
3.-A
general
!
100.
At
the
same
time
i
there
Is
l.reiidinf
'from
th
a
decline
in
me
.
-
ughout
B.
C.
h.a
heart
whic
h
caused
anxiet)
bul
etin
at
U
a.m
official
coast,
but
it
not
The
stated.
"The
King
bad
never,
her-.
Paeh-1
yesterday
west
coast
registered!
rather
a
restless
night.
ihw
his
temperature
is
lower
KitmloofM
mistered
morning
and
the
infective
process
shows
1"ccib
oi
a
mmi
.aim
...
.
nis
...
some
Improvement,
ir.n.th
though
at
present
.,.,.
la
at
this
8tff
ade
ijueiv
-
morning
all
At
1.15
yesterday
'was
reported
quiet
at
Buck
ng-
of
the
tug
Jet-
ham
Palace
and
it
was
saw
in
critical
In
the
ed.
at
Frflae
thre
was
nothing
drowned
Of
King
Vieornr
v
loaded
revolver
was
pulled
on
him
three
times,
Wyman
fought
for
thirty
minutes,
the
fight
ending
on
the
sidewallt
In
front
of
the
Government
Telegraphs
office.
Both
the
Indians
escaped
but
were
later
placed
In
custody.
mam
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.,
MONDAY.
DECEMBER
3,
1928
Inspector
William
Spiller
left
this
morning
for
Hasellon
to
in
vestigate
the
circumstances
of
Constable
Wyman's
assault.
The
inspector
was
accomjwnied
by
VjonsUble
It.
McKinley.
LORD
TENNYSON
DIES
FRESHWATER,
England,
Dec.
3:
Lord
Tennyson,
son
of
the
famous
lKiet,
is
dead.
HAZKLTON
FAVORS
BEER
PARLORS
BY
A
NARROW
MARGIN
4
HAZELTON,
Dec.
3.
The
results
of
the
plebiscite
on
the
question
of
having
beer
parlors
In
Hazelton
requited
in
fifty-eight
for
and
fifty-
four
against.
General
inter-
est
was
taken
in
the
plcbis-
cite
and
almost
everyone
in
town
who
was
qualified
tur-
ned
out
to
vote.
There
were
active
workers
both
for
and
against
beer
parlors.
of
Montreal
and
the
La
Angeles
Power
Co.
i
As
a
result
of
tnis
committee
meeting,
it
is
expected
that
the
council
will
have
something
definite
to
act
upon
at
its
regular
meeting
oa
Monday
evanieg
ef
next
week.
It
is
probable
that
the
matter
will
be
submitted
to
a
vote
of
the
ratepayers
either
at'
the
civic
election
in
January
or
he
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
URfiE
CABARET
Spodal
Dinner
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Dancing
eirry
Saturday
nl(ht
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hill
for
Ill'e
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
rhone
437
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
A
bM
CK
MADE
ON
PARSON'S
WIFE
VANCOUVER
King
George
is
Fighting
for
His
Life
at
Buckingham
Palace
Today
and
Nation
is
Stirred
impressed
on
Account
of
Weak
Condition
of
the
Heart;
Oxygen
Was
Given
but
Doctors'
Report
Hopeful
.
i
LONDON,
Dec...
The
King's
physicians
tonight
id
the
following
bulletin:
"The
slight
improvc-...
in
Hjs
Majesty's
condition
noted
this
morning
f;cen
maintained.
His
temperature
is
near
normal
;
i
necessary
to
emphasize
that
anxiety
concern-
QUALIFICATIONS
FOR
POLITICAL
LEADER
When
asked,
during
the
re-
cent
political
cumaign
to
give
reasons
wiiy
he
consid-
ered
himself
fitted
for
the
position
of
Premier
of
Brit-
iih
Columbia,
Dr.
Tolmie
re-
plied:
I5cau8e
I
weigh
less
than
.
i
MN,
,xt
Dec.
3.
v
Pears
of
e
an
impending
i.
calamity
i
u
half
a
ton
on
the
hoof,
am
ripped
the
British
public
throughout
the
night
.
beefy,
and
well
sprang,
have
a
;is
learned
the
Kine
had
been
triven
oxvtren
and
1
a
Rood
top
line
and
deep
:..ng
illness
menaced
his
heart
wero
somewhat
al-it
che'
,and
a
bov,Dt
Jw-
the
docta
report
this
morning,
which
said
that
Z
w-
li
with
the
issue
still
general
condition
was
slightly
im-,
vativ
herd?"
in
doubt.
This
was
proved.
i
P.
W.
Luce
!
the
knowledge
that
The
Qun
with
Princes
Mary
Province.
!
vinir
used,
although
snent
a
trains
night.
The
visit
nam.
PtaUo-
authori-
Uie
Duke
M-DeejusM
f
.YH-k
'
1
the
importance
of
planned
lo
make
to
Birmingham
i.lained
that
it
was
tomorrow
was
cancelled.
Extra
o
ui
minister
oxvna
;
oditiona
of
the
seening
news
CANNOT
ACT
ON
PROPOSAL
Premier
Baldwin
Mut
Consult
UJ3.
Government
on
Proposal
.
f
LONDON,
Dec.
3.4-Prtmler
Baldwin
told
Fred
A".
Britten
of
Illinois,
chairman
of
Naval
Affaire
Commiticc
of
United
Slates
House
of
Rpretnla-'v.
that
the
latlen
proposal
of
a
conference
on
naval
affair
by
the
legislative
committee
was
"interesting,"
but
thai
he
could
not
express
3
defi:
it
opinion
on
it
because
the
United
States
govern-sunt
had
no!
bc?n
consulted.
:
WILL
CONSIDER
!
POWER
TENDERS
i
11
ion
was
sngnuy
nnproveu.
.
owlBg
jn
th
political
field.
!
i
remained
in
the
public
miml,
however;
the
COn-i
What
more
could
you
aak
City
Council
to
Meet
InjComralUee
-he
Kinff
was
fiirhtinn
--V
I
fur
llw
lonifer
at
th
(jinr.
I
Teniclit
fur
Tms
ffectHl
such
cases.',
papers
wen
eaUsIsrUHjreei''
a
mH
in
uie
i
:aw
looay
lor
uw
ion
.wnctinse,
ure
,
how
the
Kinr
hard-1
early
days
of
Uti
r,
eWMlnK
r
yiMvrei
man
IilN
HOSPITALS
aii-
Sustained
In
4'ugh
llnue
.'.ii
i
ondon
about
the
twelfth
or
the
irteenth.
!
The
Duke
of
Gloucester,
who
wan
huntinsr
near
the
border
of
..
,
...
...
l
!,,.
K..ff..rln
I
r.wi
i
northern
Knooesia,
was
hhimok
in
Vancouver
,
:
INDIANS
BEAT
UPPOUCEMAN
ai
functioning,
with
j
the
nation's
anxiety.
The'
Queen
n
of
the
inference
con-;
did
not
take
her
usual
outing
thli
J
ContaM
Wyman
is
in
Hospital
taK'meni
mat
ni
auernoon,
me
iirm
unw"
sne
r
,
iin7iinn
ituit
r
omitted
th
drive
since
the
Kiig'
Assault
on
Saturday
was
taken
ill.
!
The
Prince
of
Wnles
sailed
from
Dar-s-Salam,
on
the
cruiser
Enterprise
today
and
is
expected
in
HAZKLTON.
Dec.
3.
While
placing
two
intoxicated
Indiana
whom
he
arrested,
in
the
lock-up
here
on
Saturday,
Provincial
Constable
G.
A.
Wyman
sustained
what
may
prove
to
be
serious
in-jwtt
when
the
pair
of
natives
f
i
larm.su
I
vn
him
oiwl
irat'a
him
o
dash
for
the
".st
loday
In
u
sp-
.
The
offJcr
and
will
probably
take
dal
coach
w
tht
Uuelun
Hw.
the
steamer
from
Cape
Town.
,
,
.
sn,tn,tinn
ifiiwi
nnviv
s
4-ss
LONDON.
Dec.
3:
The
bul-iu
to
be
mde
to
determine
the
ex-
up
about
the
head
jetin
jued
at
10.30
a.m.
thisltent
of
the
injuries.
i
result
of
a
iracu
moning
Mjd:
The
King
naai
Uak
last
Thursday,
tnrM
n0urs
of
quieter
sleep
since
Sliackletoo
arrived
iMlunee
of
the
last
bulletin
(mid-'ii
the
interior
on
yes-:
nijrlkt.
His
temierature
is
now
r
oon's
ttwin
and
is
ga
g
,nd
tnere
ja
a
im-
I
is
injuries
cared
for
firovemeni
jn
nis
general
condlt-
Rupert
General
Hoa-!
i0n
A
,mai
quantity
of
axy-mun
invaded
the
place
!Ln,n
WM
administered
during
the
rougn
novse,
a's,niht
as
a
tonic.
A
medical
bulletin
issued
just
after
midnight
this
morning
said:
"Anxiety
concerning
the
strength
of
the
King's
heart
persists."
A
decline
strength
of
the
heart
of
King
George
which
was
cause
of
anxiety
was
reported
in
n
bulletin
from
his
physicians
at
uw
vpsterdav.
The
bulletin
read:
rrAfHIMP
CAITTlIl-IHa'Maiesty
had
a
quiet
seep
Itiiiitlllnll
i3UU
lii
'during
the
day
the
Ingret
ve
pro
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
a
!
Purpose
The
city
council
will
meet
in
1
.4
B'lrs
tbt
Ha
v.Awcfii4
fr
the
purchase
of
the
naunKipul
hydro-electric
plant
and
a
twenty
-i
i
five
year
franchise
to
supply
tbi'
city
with
light
and
power.
Oiwi.e'
understood
to
rest
between
the
tenders
of
NesbMt-TbompMn
Co.
Kimf
contr::ct-.
:!.'(
itUcml.ng
the
a
"!:)
which
has
TEN
KILLED
PLANE
CRASH
KIO
DE
JANi'.iRO.
Dec.
8.
Ten
persons
were
killed
when
a
The
County
Court
case
of
Pick-
hyro-airplane
crashed
into
the
?ring
et
al
vs
the
DutHont-Emer-
bay,
carrying
a
reception
commit-
son
Logging
Co.
and
J.
C.
Gavi-
tc
to
welcome
the
Brazilian
avi-
Tan
Is
proceeding
UMtajr.
IMS-
a
tor.
Alberto
Santos
uumont.
nossl
of
lien
proceeds
is
involved
Every!ody
aboard
was
killed
in
in
the
action.
the
crash.
An
Unknown
Assaillant
Slugs
the
Wite
of
Rev.
Robertson
On
in
Study
Arnji-tu.e
Day
Sen
ka
ut
the
reuot
led
to
his
prcseut
severe
illness.
CAMPBELL
SfttEM
;
OF
VANCOUVER
DIES'
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
8.
Camp-
j
bell
Sweeney,
pioneer
banker
and
resident
of
Vancouver
for
more!
than
forty
yean,
died
Saturday!
n
1
(.hi
airAfl
89
If
umm
kftin
In
in
l'.Ol
and
retired
several
years
ago.
PHYSICIAN
PAYS
THREE
VISITS
TO
KING
GEORGE
LONDON.
Dec.
8:
Lord
Daw-
son
of
Penn
paid
the
third
visit
of
the
day
to
Buckingham
Palace
2.45
p.m.
and
left
after
an
ours
stay.
Was
Sleepless
and
Reading
in
Early
Morning
When
Struck
fHRISTM
AS
AT
1
mnu
n
l
by
Some
Person
Whom
She
Did
Not
Sec
j
wu
J
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
3.Mrs.
S.
Robertson
Orr
is
under
j
ARMY
CITADEL
medical
treatment
for
injuries
to
her
eyes
and
nose,
f
ol-
lowing
an
attack
by
an
unknown
assailant
as
she
sat
rending
in
her
husband's
study
at
4
a.m.
Sunday,
Rev.
S.
Robertson
Orr
reported
to
the
police
yesterday.
Mrs,
Orr
was
unconscious
for
half
an
hour.
Mr.
Orr
said
she
was
unable
to
interview
the
police
on
orders
of
her
physician.
Mr.
Orr
said
he
believed
some
one
followed
nim
home
night
and
had
entered
the
house
with
the
intention
of
from
his
office
in
the
downtown
hotel
shortly
after
mid-stealing
valuable
documents.
He
worked
in
his
study
until
after
2
a.m.
and
then
went
to
bed.
At
8
a.m.,
finding
she
could
not
sleep,
Mrs.
Orr
got
up
and
went
to
the
study
to
read.
She
had
been
reading
about
an
hour
when
she
was
lugged
violently
on
the
head
by
an
assailant,
whom
she
did
not
see.
At
4:30
she
recovered
consciousness
and
called
her
husband.
She
had
apparently
been
hit
on
the
head
with
an
instrument
of
some
sort
ami
her
glasses
were
broken.
Fund
to
Be
Raised
to
Provide
Real
Christmas
Dinners
for
the
Needy
The
Salvation
Army
is
anxious
j
to
have
the
Christmas
dinner
list'
pli
in
W
bite
hall.
London,
where
STEAMER
SANK
MID-PACIFIC
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
8.
The
!
'
disabled
steamer
Chief
Maquilla,
!
tow
of
the
Janese
boat
Yogen
Philipsburg.
Que.
and
reMhed
Vancouver
in
1887
and
opened
a""'
?"k
1",
If
thc
,lle
Ud
a
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
:32;
Mf
-
American
Sh
pp
ng
He
wa
appointed
superintendent!
Janadian
tomn
nnnouiued.
All
the
of
the
British
Columbia
branches
i
t
crew
were
aooara
me
logen
Mru.
ASKING
TARIFF
ON
PRODUCE
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
3.--Strongly
mpha.sixing
the
ned
for
an
emergency
tariff
on
fruit,'
vegetables
and
perishable
products,
a
delegation
representing
British
Columbia
Fruit
Growers'
Association
here
started
a
tour
of
the
western
provinces
which
will
bring
them
in
touch
with
organised
farmers,
grain
pools,
established
growers.
Alberta
Poultry
Asodayeia,
and
ihe
like.
BOMB
EXPLODED
IN
GREEK
CLUB
of
subscribers
started.
There
are'
a
number
ef
people
who
will
have
MELBOURNE.
Australia,
Dec.
to
go
without
a
real
Christmas!'?,
Fifteen
were
injured
when
a
dinner
that
day
If
tome
one
does1
bomb
exploded
at
a
Greek
Club
not
provide
and
the
Army
is
will-1
Saturday
night.
Five
suspects
ing
to
do
it.
They
are
really
act-!
were
arrested.
ing
for
the
eopie
of
the
city
and
i
they
have
a
habit
of
doing
it
well.
,
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
A
great
many
will
give,
but
a
lot
of
people
do
not
like
to
be
the
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
3.
The
first.
We
hope
there
will
be
u
m'ce
of
wheat
at
the
exchange
list
tomorrow
if
even
only
a
small
this
morning
was
$1.18'
for
one.
'
Nif''T
1
Northern,