1
TAWA,
Dec.
22.
Canada's
naval
force
at
present
,ii.ed
to
two
destroyers,
the
Chamnlain
and
Vancou-
ii'l
a
number
of
mine
sweeners.
Two
new
destrnvnrs
!
FUNERAL
TODAY
.
F.
Price
Officiated
Acquit
For
IjiIc
DanM
Lyon
at
Prince
Rupert
General
..I,
took
place
quietly
this
n
from
the
chapel
of
the
I
ndertakera:
to
Fairview
rv.
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
of
l;.iptit
Church
officiated.
M.VNI).
I'OUl'ULPSTONBS
n
1V
a
demand
"for
good
tunes
and
over
half
a
million
-
worth
are
used
annually
m.idian
pulp
mills.
The
19W
ii.m
pulpatoae
production
it
Highest
on
record,
but
only
it
Hi
er
cent
of
the
stones
I
in
Canadian
mills
are
pro-l
in
Canada.
DAILY
MAIL
ASKED
IN
ALBERTA
DISTRICT
'!
.!
DKF.K.
Alta..
Dec.
22.
K.
(I
D.
cr
Board
of
Trade
is
m
definite
action
to
estab-
i
ilally
mail
service
to
the
ii
west
of
here,
changing
i
re
ti
nt
trl-weeHy
service
i
l
Red
Deer
by
the
C.P.R.
'.NR.
to
a
daily
schedule
railways
to
change
to
the
ii.it.-
(lays.
'
i
w.i.i
decided
at
the
regular
i
!
meeting
of
the
board.
HEAD
OFFICE
ALASKA
LINE
FOR
CHICAGO
SIMNGT0N,
Dec.
22.
Of-of
the
Alaska
Railway,
il
and
operated
by
the
gov-
ii
iit,
will
be
moved
to
Chicago
lanur.try
15
because
of
the
'
portion
of
traffic
that
orig-
in
the
middle
west.
'night,
at
the
price
of
S3.360.000.
!
Fifteen
shipbuilding
firms
con-1
terns
submitted
tenders,
one
of
thorn
Canadian,
the
others
Liitish.
I
Destroyers
of
the
"Amazon"
class
are
of
the
latest
types
de
signed
with
four
4.7-inch
guns,
two
anti-aircraft
guns,
two
triple
21-inch
torpedo
tubes.
The
ws.-.els
are
360
.feet
long
with
a
1
speed
of
36
knots
and
will
.carry
a
complement
of
150
men.
Specjal
features
to
meat
the
demands
of
the
Canadian
climatic
conditions
are
to
be
embodied;
FOREIGN
SHIPS
RfforU
to
Have
Vetwel
Engaged
in
Ijikc
Traffic
Pay
Canal
Fees
OTTAWA.
Dec,
22:
Word
comes
to
Ottawa
'that
another1
effort
will
be
made
at
the
coming
aesaion
of
the
Dominion
parliament
to
have
a
toll
levied
on
foreign
ships
using
Canadian
funeral
of
the
late
w
Daniel
i
i
:canaiit
This
would
not
however
well
known
prospector.
Iieiude
ghjp,
0f
the
United
leath
occured
this
week
weeit
Ktmt-.
Th.
mftott
wiii
ue
mad
bv
shinning
interests
in
carrying
freight"
on
the
Great
Lakes
and
St.
Lawrence
River
and
will
be
aimed
chiefly
at
Norwegian
and
Danish
ships,
a
number
of
which
ply
on
the
Great
(aiea
every
summer,.
While
the
192
figures
arc
not
yet
available
it
is
stated
in
1027
there
were
15
Norse
and
Danish
ships
operating
along
the
lakes
and
that
thel
made
85
trips
between
various
lake
ports.
By
loading
in
Canada
and
unloading
in
the
United.
States
or
vice
versa
they
did
not
contravene
the
coasting
laws.
It
is
thought
the
ships
and
trips
increased
this
year.
The
arguments
which
will
be
advanced
by
marine
Interests
Is
that
Norway
and
Denmark
do
nothing
to
reciprocate.
Canada
built
the
canals
at
great
expense
and
the
steamship
companies
pay
their
share
in
general
tuxes
for
upkeep
and
operation
of
the
canals
and
also
have
to
pay
income
taxes,
all
of
which
the
foreign
boats
escape.
Undci
hese
ad
vantages.
,
it
Is
claimed,
the
boats
from
the
continent
of
Euroe.
built
where
they
can
bo
produced
much
more
cheaply
than
in
Canada,
enter
the
Great
Iiakcs
in
the
spring,
compete
with
the
local
ships
and
go
to
some
ocean
route
when
winter
sets
In.
Ti
uiii
hi.
arirued
they
pay
lower
wages
than,
the
Canadian
or
Uni
ted
States
ship.
,:
PENSUTcOJIMISSIONER
i
ittawA.
Dec.
22:
Col.
John
Ti,,.mi..mii
has
been
reappointed
Contract
is
Let
For
Destroyers
to
Replace
Those
Now
Loaned
by
Britain
to
This
Country
Announced
luampton
Firm
in
England
Will
Do
Work
for
$3,350,-000
in
Competition
With.
Fifteen
Other
Concerns
Canada
the
Board.
Of
Pen-
rmmi
dinners.
His
ten
EIJUll
year
term
had
expired.
Mi..
Astrid
Olson
and
her
little
lister
Alice,
of
Oonah
River
i..
fnv
Cedarvale
where
tliev
will
spi
GOVERNMENT
SUPPRESSES
Amazon
type
will
replace
the
obsolete.
Patriot
and
dan
in
Canada's
naval
fbrces
in
1931.
At
present1
victoria,
Dec.
22.
Foiiow-stroyers.
Vancouver
and
Charnplain,
loaned
by
the
tV.ubIa.V.u
I
f.urV
1
,1.
admiralty,
are
temporarily
replacing
the
obsolete
;
iX.Vori.
w
cSS,
Z
jnounced
that
the
government
had
he
contract
for
the
new
War
Vessels
Was
given
tq'
decided
to
discontinue
it
because
Thoinycroft,'
Southampton,
Eng-it
carried
articles
of
decided
po
nNG
MAKING
00D
PROGRESS
ON,
Dec.
22.
Kin
h.;il
a
fairly
restful
night
,
mtliceah!"
alteration
of
mlition
and
there
was
no
"on
unviitf
the
public
to
:
11
other
lhan
satisfactory
;
tie
circumstances.
The
Musicians
by
their
recent
have
satisfied
the
:
mind
that
His
Majesty's
s
taken
more
favorable
a
.nd
that
he
has
been
male-
,
.1
if
slight
progress.
HON,
I)c.
22.
It
waa
.
'
t
huckinghajn
Palace
ua-
!v
this
nr
tning
that
the
'
;
.ssfd
another
fair
night
j
...t
there
was
little
change
j
mdltton.
liana,
it
was
announced
last
micai
complexion
anu
in
praise
of
cabinet
ministers.
'The
government
will
not
allow
public
money
to
be
spent
to
advertise
it
or
for
partizan
po'itical
purposes,"
the
minister
said.
AFGHAN
KING
WINNING
OUT
LONDON,
Dec.
22.
The
legation
here
announced
this
afternoon
that
the
rebels
of
that
country
had
been
driven
from
the
heights
near
Kabul
and
all
the
roads
leading
to
King
Amanul-
Jmim
B.
C.
BULLETIN
CLASSIFIED
HAB)1
Boston
GrjH
'
(.
.cryon
read
th
Clault'
''fy
LAHOE
C.tnAUET
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
k
vou
loM,
aavenwe
jq'
.
.
.
.
Saturdays
i
t
.t
j
du
una.
juc
ine
on,
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
from
0
to
It.
v,
i.iiU'ver
you
need,
dvertb
y
V
v
Dance
Hall
(or
J
lire
'O
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
(or
Prlrato
i.ht
IK
IL.AMSIIIKU
'
Partus
IMMT,
-,
V.
.
Phone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IX.,
No.
300
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY.
DECEMBER
22,
1928
TRICE
FIVE
CENTS
"TIGER
OF
FRANCE"
MOURNS
BELOVED
SISTER
The
photo
shows
M.
Georges
Clcmtnceau
as
he
Isame
place.
Miss
Campbell
is
a
wray
wear
ana
iunnermore
Bitumhious
sand
commonly,
well
known
vounir
tranter,
havine
each
department
has
chosen
a
col-
though
Incorrectly,
refe
red
to
as
caught
her
first
animal
when
she
or
which
every
girl
in
...
.......
.
.
1
(L
JA-Kaua
J1
it
tar
sand"
consieta
chiefly
of
was
only
seven
years
old,
and
once
1
",x:
uirMnem
uuneres
in
me
silica
a&d
sand
cemented
iixm
together
wn
urei
when
mien
charged
by
UJ
a
a
moose,
utuuse,
BI1
she
..
-
,
r
Pmpie,
--
an
by
currence
skelter,
while
a
car
was
overturn
ed
and
a
few
plate
glass
windows!
were
blown
In
in
downtown
shops.
Along
the
waterfront,
the
mosquito
fleet
weathered
the
gale
without
any
serious
mishap,
although
a
close
watch
had
to
be
tept
on
the
many
boats.
One
bf"
the
most
spectacular
Items
of
damage
was
the
turning
o'clock
this
morning
in,
gusts
of
over
and
depositing
on
the
side
of
(ii
miles
maximum
velocity.
Later
the
-railway
track
one
of
the
this
morning
it
was
blowing
50
32,000-gallon
tanks
at
the
Union
miles
an
hour.
Some
of
tho
tel-
ml
the
holidays.
'Fur
Co.'s
store.
W.
Rothwell's
;
almost
to
pieces.
girls
wear
smocks
of
apple
green;
in
the
tax
collector's
department
McMurrav.
winter
Mr.
and
Mm.
Tnrni-
nlan
ln
mocKs
are
sky-blue
and
Alta.
I
to
oiierate
a
trap
line.
FORNEWYEAR
VICTORIA,
Dec.
22.
The
mun-
ti
I-
-i.il
rru
a
1.
'
.,
,
.
A
t
.
iv
v.......
only
Partly
full
but
there
was
u,
f
commission.
,
worrying
lately
about
the
rett
CnHaB5
SJ'ln
th!
vilnSv
i
A
"hed
th"e-
corner
of
Eight
of
their
annual
check
of
Govern-quite
a
mess
in
the
vicinity.
1
Avenue
and
Conrad
containing
ment
Liquor
profits
for
Christ-Portions
of
the
roof
were-blown
oue
0f
the
fire
department's
.
mas,
will
get
their
usual
checks
off
Steen's
tin
shop
and
the
B.
C.
1
small
hose
wagons,.
was
blown
before
the
end
of
the
year,
stated
I
the
Finance
Department.
Power
Agreement
to
be
Drawn
by
Outside
Firm
i
Solicitors
For
The
City
The
city
council
had
a
special
meeting
last
night
to
consider
a
proposed
agreement
between
the
city
and
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
for
the
taking
over
of
the
Jocai
hydi-o-eiectric
plant
and
franchise.
Various
important
points
to
be
inserted
in
the
agreement
were
discussed
and
the
city
solicitor
was
instructed
to
draft
an
agreement
for
the
further
consideration
of
the
council
at
its
regular
meeting
Jiext
Friday
night.
It
was
decided
to
send
the
city
solicitor
to
Vancouver
to
re-
tain
counsel,
-preferably
E,
C
nynsiiiTn
rA
irn
Mayers,
to
revise
the
said
agrfco-;
rl.VHIIvIr
lillA
I
mem.
1
possible,
an
opinion
will
"lU
VjnX
also
be
obtained
from
the
corpor-i
lkTArP
nr'FiAriT'Pri
aUon
of
the
Onta:io
Hycln,j
KfcrUKlhD
The
council
also
decided
to
divorce
the
voting
on
the
power
Schecner
Cascade
Carrying
Seven
agreement
from
the
regular
civic
Men
Left
Cordova
Decern-election
in
January
and
not
hold
her
15
the
noil
until
some
time
in
Feb-,
.
"ary.
j
JUNEAU,
Dec.
22.
The
fish-
Letters
were
read
from
G.
S.
ing
schooner
Cascade,
carrying
Clark,
counsel
for
the
American
seven
men,
is
not
reported.
She
States
Public
S
vice
Co.
rela-
P,ii
fr,im
rAPrtftra
n,mK-
tive
to
recent
negotiations
for
the
local
franchise.
One
of
these
The
"Tiger
of
France"
wept
una
shamedly
as
the
casket
containing
at
tne
hands
of
the
city
being
.'il
that
was
mortal
of
his
beloved
sister
was
lowered
into
the
grave,
acknowledged.
lah's
capital
had
been
cleared.
"
v
.
.
.
.
r..u.
-
.
Communication
also
reported
that
'
jr
j
tSS'tt
WOMAN
TRAPPY
WAS
'DEP
RTMENTS
KNOW!
the
British
legation,
whfch
is
situated
about
two
miles
from
the
I
A
.
II
Ii
1
Bi-Lingual
Machinery
of
Parlia
ment
Would
Be
Helpful
In
Entertaining
Visitors
OTTAWA,
Dec.
22:
The
possibility
of
Ottawa
being
the
place
for
a
forthcoming
of
the
Council
of
the
League
1
,
XT.H-.-
i
v,
j
1
a.
..
.
...
...
....
thA
flMtAAU.
...
...
.
I
1
.
U.
.1
a.lUIIfl
IB
UtSHllC
U1KUHKU
a
soiWDitumen.
ine
only
oc-
killed
the
animal.
Jlr.
Turner
la,'"'
-
i-pin
sn.uc,
u.v,i.
(
.
,
,
t
..nmi.i
imnnw.
ni
.
tm.
..i.i
in
im
cuy
clerk's
derjartmnt
the,"""
"s,ut,,u";
W
vvtuinvt
v-is
aaaB'us
,
uiiu
w
viMIirvi
t
IIIO
t,I
CS
IT
I
fx.
1
Kill
"
ance
In
Canada
is
along
the
will
not
give
up
her
unique
call-
Athabaska
River
and
certain
of
ing
after
marriage.
During
the
its
tributaries
near
Fiercest
Gale
of
Season
Does
Minor
Damage
in
City
but
hot
ltical
add
municipal
circles
here,
now
that
Premier
King
has
returned
to
the
country
and
re-
smocks
of
deep
rich
rose
brighten
'
8umed
his
dutlefl
after
h,
v,8lt
the
office
of
the
city
treasurer.
!
10
sa8
a
statement
is-
WOMEN
APPEALED
TO
WITH
VIEW
TO
HAVE
suea
oy
ine
lanaaian
league
01
Nations
Society.
The
proposal,
first
voiced
by
Sir
Herbert
Ames,
well
.known
Canadian
who
was
,
for
many
years
Financial
advisor
A
PEACE
CONSCIENCE!-
tTIZ
Anything
of
very
Serious
Nature
tohonw.
Dec.
22
-Th-i-
lowing
letter
addressed
to
the
Damage
of
a
minor
nature
was
done
around
town
last
I
JVst
r!"
.ecc:ived
lt.M?:'
night
in
the
most
severe
jri.
that
has
teen
experienced
"4'hT
IS
SSTt
here
so
far
this
year.
Pifty
feet
of
sidewalk
on
First
means
every
woman
in
every
civi-Avonuo
from
Second
Street
to
the
Bayview
Hotel
was
H-ed
country
in
the
world
must
lifted
by
the
gale
at
midnight
and
blown
right
across
the
work
without
to
wring
the
street.
A
stretch
of
sidewalk
on
Fifth
Avenue
near
An-
!common
conscience
or
mankind
up
nunciation
School
was
also
lifted
across
the
street.
A
treaty
""
in
respond
to
tWs
small
garage
on
Second
Street
across
from
the
B.
C.
Un-;
appeal
a
number
of
women's
or
dertakers
was
lifted
off
its
foundation
and
deiosited
on
the
muskeg
below.
C.
O.
Rowe'a
tin
shop
at
Cow
Bay
was
shifted
off
its
foundations.
Around
town
lumber
piles
were
blown
helter-
ganizations
are
planning
to
hold
garage
on
Eleventh
Avenue
was
a
mass
meeting
here
in
the
near
shattered
and
a
plate
glass
win-1
future.
Miss
Ruth
Morgan,
who
dow
in
Horace
Duhatnel's
barber
wont
from
the
United
States
to
shop
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
ntk
the
British
women
to
join
with
bulWinr
was
blown
in.
There
th
American
women
in
working
were
pieces
of
glass
in
various
for
the
signing
of
the
Paris
peace
streets
thiB
morning.
.pact,
is
coming
to
ask
the
Cana-
D
,.
,
,
.
.,
ulian
women
to
join
with
tbe
wo-
Radio
aerials
a
so
suffered
con-
f
the
world
to
work
for
,n.
in
the
blow.
s.derably
ternational
good
will.
It
was
a
typical
southeast
gale;
which
was
reported
ttiis
morning!
.
TATTAn
ntfTtnirn
by
II.
I).
Tee.
DUrby
Island,
Do-l
j
(
I
VlJLIVJ
HM
lS
minion
meteoroloKist,
to
have
lilyUUn
blown
from
midnight
until
8
thought
by
many
The
Council
of
the
League
of
Nations
has
not
always
met
at
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v..
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women's
organisations
of
Toronto
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of
the
leading
powers
of
the
world,
the
Council
has
met
at
various
times
in
connection
with
the
work
of
the
League
at
Brussels,
Paris,
Barcelona
and
other
points.
Although
it
has
not
yet
met
outside
of
Europe
there
is
no
reason
it
should
not
do
bo,
and
it
has
been
suggested
that
considerable
influence
might
be
exerted
upon
the
United
States
if
the
Council
were
to
meet
at
Ottawa
and
Americans
were
to
OFFICIAL
COUNT
VICTORIA,
Dec.
22:
The
final
count
of
the
votes
of
the
federal
by-election
announced
by
Judge
Lampman
gave
D.
B.
Plunkctt
5G3C,
Hon.
J.
D.
Mac
Lean
5514.
riunkett'a
majority
92.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert,
raining,
gale,
temperature
4G.
muiun
15
and
was
scheduled
to
call
at
Juneau
and
Ketchikan
en
route
to
letters
constituted
a
withdrawal
HvntUv.
Sto
my
weather
may
the
fnueral
of
his
sister
Mme.
Jacuuet.
on
the
outskirts
of
Pari
treatment
that
had
been
received
cuy
limits,
ine
general
position
;
FDMON'TfiV
cf
the
government
forces
has
become
very
strong.
BITUMINOUS
SAND
of
American
Co.'s
offer
and
the
other
expressed
Mr.
Clark's
regret
that
the
offer
had
not
been
appeared
at
accepted,
fair
and
gentlemanly
LEAGUE
MAY
MARRIED
RE0E.WY;
BY
COLOR
OF
SMOCK
MRF.T
OTTAWA
Dee.
22.
A
ro-
mance
of
the
trap
lines
culmin-j
Dec
22.
The
ated
here
recently
when
Miss
Jean
:"n8
women
Ployed
in
the
city
;
Campbell
of
Mahaska
became
the1
lwJU
here
hav
unanimously
,
bride
of
Roy
James
Turner
of
the
adPted
the
ide
of
the.
smock
for
II1UU
A
have
driven
her
to
shelter.
BRITISH
GIRLS
DID
WELL
IN
CANADA,
BUT
A
FEW
FAILED
TORONTO,
Dec.
22.
Ten
thousand
British
girts
emigrated
to
Canada
last
year,
5000
of
them
settling
in
Toronto.
From
the
Scottish
highlands)
the
moors
of
the
borders,
the
cities
and
rural
districts
of
England,
these
selected
girls
arrived
here
to
become
part
of
Canada's
social
fabric.
The
careers
of
these
girls
f
o
m
a
fascinating
study
of
the
city's
life
and
with
a
very
small
percentage
of
failure.
Eighty
per
cent
of
the
girls,
according
to
record,
have
done
at
least
50
per
cent
better
than
they
did
in
the
old
country;
seven
per
cent
are
earning
a
living
but
doubtfully
recommended
in
terms
of
the
word
success;
and
13
per
cent
have
fallen
by
the
wayside.
NEW
ENGINEER
PUBLIC
WORKS
W.
K.
(iwyer
of
Pcnticton
to
Succeed
Guy
It.
Balloch
Here
W.
K.
Gwyer,
wtfo
has
been
on
location
work
in
the
Penticton
dis
trict
during
the
past
year,
has
been
appointed
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
hee
in
succession
o
Guy
K.
Balloch,
who
will
re
port
to
headquarters
In
Victoria
next
month
for
transfer.
Mr.
Balloch,
who
was
formerly
in
sunerintendency
of
the
construction
of
the
Kaien
Island
highway
and
for
the
past
nine
have
an
opportunity
of
witnessing
'months
has
been
district
engineer.
this
powerful
executive
army
of
has
been
an
efficient
and
popular
the
League
In
action.
official
and
many
witl
regret
that
The
Houses
of
Parliament
in
he
is
being
moved
from
here.
Ottawa
possess
bilingual
mach-
inery
which
with
littlo
amplifi
cation
would
be
capable
of
serv-i
ing
the
needs
of
the
Council.
The
Idea
is
receiving
the
warm
support
of
the
league
of
Nations
Society
in
Canada,
which
has
its
headquarters
at
the
capital
city.
;
SIX
ISLANDS
ARE
DISCOVERED
HATTON,
N.D.,
Dec.
22.
The
discovery
of
six
new
islands
while
making
a
1200-mile
flight
In
the
south
pole
region
was
reported
yesterday
by
Lieut.
Carl
Ben
Kiel-sen,
in
a
radiogram
to
his
father
here.
CANADA'S
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
The
total
value
of
all
products
of
the
dairy
factories
In
Canada
in
1020
was
$133,353,070,
.
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