4
BREAKS
UP
IN
YUKON
RIVER
i"g
to
unusually
mild
'i'
ice
on
the
Yukon
i
at
Carmacks,
mlday
"ii
Whitehorse
and
ii.
after
having
been
since
the
night
of
mlier
6.
startml
moving
i
thisfnoping
Ad
raju
,
;-:hojiff
until
tbe.ityf
i
ifiir
according
to
word
"d
today
by
the
Gov-
tit
Telegraphs
from
ii
Territory.
Tho.
water
reported
to
be
rising
"H.v
at
Yukon
Crossing.
(
an
occurence
Is
rather
1
-edented.
Usually
nt
I
mil
of
yenr,
the
Yu-
lias
been
permanently
'
il
over
fnr
nm
time.
B.
partment
at
Vancouver.
iniBiiimir
,m,ny
to
operate
seaplanes
at
Prince
Rupert
to
Z
II.
Shockley
to
Build
Nurses'
Home
and
Apartment
Block
at
Kssondale
K.
H.
Shockley.
formerly
of
this
city,
who
is
now
engaged
in
the
contracting
business
at
Vancouver,
has
been
awarded
the
contract
by
the
provincial
government
for
the
erection
of
a
nursee'
home
and
apartment
block
at
the
new
Essondale
Mental
Home.
On
the
nurses,
home,,
which
will
have
accomodation
for
eighty-seven
nurses,
he
bid
$01,174
and
on
the
apartment
block,
which
will
accomodate
the
mental
home
staff
with
eight
flats,
$3S,NP.
EXPLOSION
ON
TANKER
l'TTr.T
ARTHUR.
Texas,
Doc.
a
An
exulosion
aboard
the
oil
tanker
Gulfland
this
morning,
kil
led
three
unidentified
memoir
of
the
crew
ami
Injured
sQveral
others.
NEW
APPOINTMENT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
8:
Major
A.
V.
Hamilton
of
Victoria,
re-...ainl
from
the
Pur
Willi;
-
n
..
t
n
nnurtment
of
tne
viov-
A
was
apiwinted
to
the
Provincial
Public
Works
de
Bayvlew,
3K,
Nil.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.25,
I.JO.
.
Beavef
Silver
10,
17Mt.
-!
Big
Missouri,
mi.
Nil.
Cork
Province,
3ft,
20.
,
Dunwell,
10.
15.
Duthie,
80,
86.
George
Copper,,
6.25,
CO.
Georgia
River,
28,
20.
GrandView,
56,
57.
Independence,
9,'
9.
Indian
4,
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&.
Coke,
36,
37.
Kodtenay
Florence
21
Vi,
22.
Kootenay
King,
31
Mi.
32.
L.
&
L.,
6,
6Vi.
Lakpvlew,
1,
1V4.
Lucky
Jim,
25,
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
7V.
8.
Marmot
Gold,
GVfc,
6.
Mohawk,
6V4,
6'.
Morten
Woolsey,
5,
Nil.
National
Silver,
17a.
17.
Noble
Five,
50,
51.
Pend
Oreille,
0.75,
10.0C
Porter
Idaho,
65V4".
CG.
Premier,
2.20,
2.25.
Rufus,
Argenta.
2i,
23
Ruth,
Hope,
55,
56.
Silver
Crest,
7,
7.
Silverado,
65,
80.
Sunlock,
2.50,
2.75,
Terminus,
9.
Nil.
Toplcy
Richfield,
45,
46.
.
Toric,
Nil,
3.55.
Wellington
20V4,
21
V.
,
Whitewater,.
4
J5,
1.20.
Woodbine,
494,
5.
Oils
Fabyoni
5,
5M.
BUSY
AT
K1TIMAAT
COMPANY
Board
of
Trade
Endorses
Action
of
the
Fisheries
Association
re
U.
S.
Fishermen
The
Board
of
Trade
at
its
meeting
last
night
adopted
a
report
of
the
fisheries
committee
in
re-j
na.l
4
.
t
I
-
t
f
I
.;
up
wun
oiewan
anu
omer
mining
camps
oi
me
men
and
the
fishing
for
salmon
-t
liood
is
being
organized
here
now,
according
to
of
aliens
in
Canadian
waters.
nnour,
who
last
night
made
the
announcement
at
The
following
letter
is
being
sent
;
i
id
of
Trade
meeting.
These
planes
would
carry
t0Jt1)0
"hermen'f
Association
,,rs
and
freight
and
would
also
carry
freight
and
jTiit
:
i
s
to
the
mines
in
inaccessible
parts
of
the
coun-1
rhe
pfince
Rupert
Board
of
,ioid
expensive
packing
and
Construction
Of
trails.
Trade
has
been
requested
to
en-
The
nrw
company
is
to
be
called
j
dorse
a
resolution
that
has
been
DADDrn
!tn
1,rince
Rupert
Airways.
'forwarded
to
you
by
the
Northern
CIl'TDPIT
It
Kl.fi
KlIiinr.K
The
statement
of
Mr.
Armour
B.
C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Assoc-itUU11
"UXWUU
followed
the
reading
of
a
letter
iation
with
respect
to
the
misuse
10
P
k
riTITDrn
it
y
M.
J.
Lee
of
Ujrder,
Al-
of
Canadian
ports,
etc.
Li
lifAr
I
IJiVtjL
llk'
Milton
Goaifthtt
8klug.(can
salmon
fishermen.
b;
by
Amer-
,
for
inforttttiofl
att
the
powfWe
"We
have
made
representatioM
"
establishment
of
such
a
service,
upon
Uala
roattn;th..patnd
r
International
Ring
is
Mr.
Lee
quoted
instances
of
mines
beg
to
adrise
that'wtfare
in
ac
lit
TniU
nnd
Confesses
that
could
be
served
by
an
air
,cord
with
the
spirit
of
the
requestJ
service
much
better
ana
cneaper
made
bjr
the
Iljerrnerrs
Assoc-
ANCISCO,
D.
i
.
H:
than
by
pack
train.
,lle
said
,
they
JaUon.,
e
yteateriUy
recovered
d
100
tons
to
transport
to
the
,
"We
have
long
felt
that
the
iircl
jtoods
valued
at;Naas
River
from
Stewart,
a
dis-
conditions
they
citf
are
serious
.n
half
million
dollars,
tance
of
60
miles.
There
wer,e.
,90,3
nd
a
menace,
to,
.Uie
Canadian,
i
ted
a
nan
giving
the
roads
and
few
trails
ljut
a
doaen
aalrppn
Industry
nd
are
of
ouin-:
Joseph
Bauer
at
Los
'men
would
be
working
there
all
Ton
that
steps
should,
be
taken
to
;ts
heading
the
ring
of
winter.
A
plana
'
would
le
re-
bettfjT
the
condition."
.nal
church
thieves.
Iquired
capable
of
handling
pieces!
:
t
included
gold
chalices,
of
machinery
weighing
four
o
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
!h!,
vestments,
carpets,
five
hundred
pounds
In
a
single)
J
I
r.mdelabra
jewels.
Po-
piece.
I
(oeurUaf
of
B.
D.
(njon
Co,
itd.i
i
t
hat
Bauer
confessed
and
The
letter
said
that
many
mine
.
u
others
in
I.om
Angeles,
were
pay'nf
cent
a
pound
a
mile
entv.
and
Europe.
More:
for
packing
their
auppllea.
The
The
fo'towing
quotations
were
1
Catholic
churches
in
the
airplane
would
aoon
take
the
b'd
and
aiked.
iti-s
and
Mexico
were:
place
of
pack
horses
for
suchj
police
said.
,
supplies.
I
The
transportation
committee
MiAS
DINNER
FUND
GROWING
1
In
istmua
Dinner
fund
in
i
with
the
Salvation
increasing
but
not
as
a
could
be
wished.
A
i'
I
more
money
will
be
ii
the
needy
are
to
be
looked
after.
Small
will
help
and
will
be
'
ked
through
these
col-:
he
following
it
the
pres-i-
of
the
fund:
i
acknowledged
.
$40.00
Rode
$8.00
of
the
Board
of
Trade
is
to
collaborate
with
Mr.
Armour
In
regard
to
this
matter.
FORMER
LOCAL
MAN
IS
GIVEN
CONTRACT
KITIMAAT,
Dec.
8:The
nat
Ive
people
of
Kltimaat
are
mak
Ing
considerable
Improvements
to
the
streets
nnd
sidewalks
of
the
village.
Mete
CUSSlFlEDJPjT
Boston
Grill
r
,
)
ne
reada
th
Claaairied
Ada.
,
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
u
low,
adrertlw
for
It.
If
j
Saturday
H
.
u
find,
locate
the
ownr.
Dancing
fvrry
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
12.
ff
ut
you
need,
advertlue
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
r.KT
THE
tl,AHSU
IEI
IIAIJIT.
Part
lea
Phone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
No.
288
7
A
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATU
RDAY.
DECEMBER
8,
1928
Colonel
Theodore
J:
,
as
secretmy
of
the
U
may
recrive
the
nt
-veil.
!ef:,
n-iio
-e
n-.me
has
been
suggested
:.
r.avy.
;uid
Dwign
W
Morrow,
right,
who
.i
i
ictary
of
,'tate
in
the
Hoover
cabinet.
Stock
Exchange
Crash
Took
Two
and
j
a
Halfl&llion
Dollars-
from
Paper
Value
of
Slocks
New
York
Market
-
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
8.
Papcf
values
of
stock
an
'the-Ncw
York
exchange
have
'shrunk
more
than
two
and
a
half
billion
dollars
during
two
days
"of
reaction.
General
Hlotors
depreciated
more
than
$300,000,000.
The
dive
in
common
stock
of
the
Radio
Corporation
of
America
of
$72
from
yesterday's
close
was
the
spectacular
development
today,
the
third
day
of
the
crash.
Radio
touched
$29G,
which
is
$121
under
the
record
high
price
of
three
days
aRO.
New
Installations
to
be
Made
at
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Mill
and
Will
Close
for
that
Purpose
The
exact
date
depending
to
some
extent
upon
weather
AnnniinMnuint
whs
mailo
tnrinv
by
Ex-Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
that
;
beacon
l'ince
Rupert
and
the
in-
he
would
be
a
candidate
for
the
mayoralty
at
the
forthcoming
municipal
election.
WUhin
a
few
day
he
will
issue
a
statement
on
civic
affairs.
Mr.
Stephens
has
served
for
three
years
on
the
council
and
for
two
terms
was
chairman
of
the
financo
committee
in
which
cap-iism
and
they
regretted
.v
the
mat
......
aclty
he
gave
the
city
effective
and
fearless
Mervioe.
Many
of
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ING
FORMED
IMPROVEMENTS
TO
BE
MADE
TO
SAWMILL
AT
SEAL
COVE
Hem
Airways
Company
Being
Formed
Here
to
Operate
in
the
District
,!
Armour
Makes
Announcement
at
Raard
of
Trade
.'.iceting
Last
Night
Following
Heading
of
Letter
From
Stewart
URGES
ACTION
!
IN
REGARD
TO
!
THE
FISHERIES
FAVORED
FOR
CABINET
POSITIONS
Operation
on
King
Is
Suggested
to
Relieve
Lungs
but
too
Weak
Despite
Higher
Temperature
Indications
Arc
That
His
Majesty
Holding
His
Ground
After
Refreshing
Sleep
LONDON,
Dec.
8.
A
bulletin
issued
at
8:15
tonight
stated:
"The
King
has
passed
a
quiet
day
with
some
sleep.
The
raised
temperature
persists
because
the
inflammation
of
the
lung
must
be
of
necessity
slow
in
its
progress
towards
repair."
Five
doctors
signed
the
bulletin.
LOND.ON,
Dec.
8.
The
Express
this
morning
says
that
they
understand
that
after
yesterday's
radiological
examination
King
George's
physicians
held
a
long
con-
ii
a
-
ii
.
a?
r
?
-
iT
suiiauon
on
cne
question
oi
peroirming
an
operation
on
His
Majesty.
The
newspapers
say
that
it
is
feared
that
the
length
of
his
illness
has
so
taxed
his
strength
it
is
doubtful
whether
he
had
sufficient
vitality
to
stand
such
an
ordeal.
It
was
said
that
a
further
consultation
would
be
held
today
to
decide
the
future
course
of
treatment.
.
'
The
Express
also
further
states
"
-
that
it
understands
that
a
sedat-
Ive
was
administered
late
last
night
and
the
physicians
hopca
that
after
some
hours
of
restful
sleep
the
King's
heart
would
regain
strength.
King
George's
physicians
this
morning
issued
this
bulletin
on
his
condition:
"The
King
has
had
some
hours
of
sleep.
His
temperature
is
still
raised
on
account
of
the
local
lung
condition.
His
general
condition
is
the
same."
Five
physicians
attending
the
King
returned
to
the
Palaci
this
afternoon
and
held
a
further
con
sultation.
While
it
is
understood
the
doctors
viewed
the
radiographs
yesterday,
no
statement
in
regard
to
it
was
issued.
Despite
the
fact
that
the
King's
temperature
was
stated
to
be
up
this
morning,
there
were
indications
in
the
official
bulletin
that
might
be
regarded
as
satisfactory.
The
physicians
reported
that
the
Kinir
had
several
hours
of
re-
COlHlUlOllS,
tne
151g
Hay
Lumber
LO.
plans
Closing
dOWn
Its
day'
which
he
passed
yesterday
sawmill
at
Sen!
Cove
for
a
month
or
so
this
winter,
in
and
apparently
held
the
ground
order
to
finish
installations
that
were
not
completed
when
'previously
gained.
the
mill
was
opened
last
spring,
it
is
stated
by
the
man
ager,
George
McAfee.
Work
to
be
carried
out
will
in
clude
the
installation
of
planing
mill,
moulder
and
edger,
as
well
as
a
floor
system
to
take
care
of
shavings.
The
shut
down
may
be
next
month.
Next
spring
a
dry
kiln
will
be
built,
but
this
will
not
necessitate
the
closing
down
of
the
mill.
MJ.
STEPHENS
IS
CANDIDATE
Will
Seek
Election
to
Mayoralty
JS'ext
Month,
He
Announces
BETTER
RELATIONSHIP
Sentence
on
Ralph
McCulIough
of
'
Stewart
Reserved
by
Judge
Young,
Mulvahlll
Acquitted
Ralph
Andrew
McCulIough
nleaded
cuilty
In
County
Court
THE
INTERIOR
before
Jude
Young
e8terday
on
1
a
cnarge
or.
Dreading
ana
entering
the
beer
parlor
of
the
Kt;
Did
Not
Appear
to
Meet
.ward
Hotel
at
Stewart
on
Novem-
Board
of
Trade
Regard
to
Matter
Better
business
relationships
ber
2,
sentence
being
reserved,
This
morning
Jeremiah
pleaded
not
guilty
to
a
sim
ilar
charge
and
was
acquitted.
W
.E.
Fisher
appeared
for
the
crown
and
Mulvahill
was
unde-
terior
was
on
the
agenda
for
dis-'
fended
by
counsel.
cussion
at
the
meeting
of
the
McCulIough
entered
tho
beer
Board
of
Trade
last
night
but!
parlor
in
the
early
hours
of
the
nothing
was
done
as
delegates
'
morning
and
extracted
a
barrel
from
the
Interior
who
had
promised
to
be
present
did
not
appear.
Members
of
the
Board
said
they
were
anxious
to
meet
any
critic
,
...
.
,
,-Z
ter
could
not
be
straightened
out.
Price
oi
wneai
loaay
was
i.iit.
It
was
left
for
the
trades
and
his
friends
feel
that
he
should
be
commerce
committee
to
confer
given
tne
opportunity
to
carry
onnd
bring
the
matter
up
at
a
later
his
policies
a
mayor.
(jnte.
oi
bottled
beer.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
8:
The
W.
Dougherty
was
a
passenger
leaving
here
last
night
on
the
Princess
Royal
for
Ocean
Falls.
BANTER
OVER
ROAD
REPORT
New
Board
of
Trade.
Regulations
Prevent
Action
Being
Taken
on
it
-
There
was
a
lot
of
humorous
banter
at
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
over
the
report
of
the
highway
committee
brought
in
by
Alderman
Col-lart
and
already
sent
to
the
Government
at
Victoria
and
endorsed
by
other
boards
of
trade
in
the
district.
The
report
was
rather
severely
criticized
but
action
on
it
could
not
be
taken
under
the
new
rules
until
it
had
gone
to
a
committee
of
the
board
for
re-wort.
An
effort
was
made
to
freshing
sleep
after
the
disturbed
i
break
the
rule
but
President
,
FOUND
GUILTY
ON
ENTERING
CHARGE
Nicholls
would
not
nave
it.
finally
it
was
decided
to
refer
the
matter
to
the
highway
committee
for
report
and
if
necessary
to
call
a
special
meeting
to
consider
it
The
chief
speaker
were
Alderman
Collart,
S.
E.
Parker,
M.
P.
McCaffery
and
Milton
Goniales.
CARDINALS
SOLD
TWO
OF
ITS
PLAYERS
ST.
LOUIS.
Dec.
8;
Walter
Rabbit
Maranville,
Infleldcr,
and
'George
Harper,
outfielder,
have
been
sold
by
he
Cardinals
to
Boston.
PRINCE
VISITED
CAIRO
TODAY
AND
i
NOV
ON
WAY
HOME
CAIRO,
Dec.
8:
The
Prince
of
Wales
arrived
here
early
this
morning
from
Suez
where
he
disembarked
from
the
cruiser
Enterprise.
After
visiting
the
British
residency
he
left
this
afternoon
for
Port
Said
to
rejoin
the
ves-
eel
enroute
to
Britain.
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