hlEXICANCOURTi
I'
o
CITY,
Dec.
26
Aboli-
STRUCK
STRIKER,
UNDER
ARREST
i:,,cder
Mine
at
Wayne,
is
arrest
cha
tr'l
with
mur
MoWiM;thi'
death
of
James
iiyjUsi
of
the
strikers
of
W
ayne
Mines.
It
is
alleged
liaimor
struck
Lafferty
with
i.
The
latter
was
found
n
Im-cI
on
Tuesday
morning.
CHRISTMAS
AT
BETHLEHEM
IS
WELL
OBSERVED
TIIKLEHEM,
Dec.
26.
Unas
wbh
observed
here
by
i"'
number
of
visitors
us
well
h
Med
inhabitant,
who
n'i
Vfi
Church
of
tbe
itv,
said
to
be
erected
on
lit
;
which
Jesus
was
born,
watch-night
service
was
the
i
event,
bells
pealing
and
an-nii
being
sung
at
midnight.
wiLL
ROGERS
COMMENDS
SALVATION
ARMY
WORK
nEW
YORK,
Dec.
26.
Will
eers,
the
famous
American
iter
and
entertainer,
stated
ir.
Christmas
messuge
that
if
the
""Pie
spent
us
much
at
Chrlst-time
in
Salvation
Army
work
they
did
on
telegraph
tolls
'i'e
world
would
be
fur
better
.'..in
it
is.
THEN
HIMSELF
ummar'
executions
nasi
i.lered
by
the
new
psesi-
II.
.-tnnounced
that
every
TORONTO,
Dec.
26.-;,,,
hendl
in
on
rebel-
)arenty
j,avinr
called
Uiii
oc
mrneu
hvui
iu
-
.
tor
for
urn
trial.
the
hend
.
and
then
through
the
cheat,
afterwards
turning
the
gun
on
himself.
No
quarrel
was
beard
before
the
hooting.
A
draft
of
12.000
was
found
on
the
body
of
Williamson.
His
occupation
is
believed
to
be
that
of
a
dry
goods
broker.
U.
S.
FLEET
WILL
PAY
TEST
VISIT
SOUTH
AMERICA
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Dec.
25.
One
hundred
and
twenty-five
of
the
United
States
biggest
war-craft
will
roll
down
the
west
coast
of
South
America
to
Callao
and
Valpariso
next
February.
The
United
States
fleet,
commanded
by
Admiral
H.
A.
Wiley,
is
scheduled
to
sail
from
Balboa,
i:unul
Zone,
after
Mie
annual
fleet
concentration
.February
si,
tho
plans
being
dependent
upoii
.ii,.i..mntir
exchanges
with
the-
governments
over
the
use
of
TeJu
EA
VING
Queen
Mary's
Message
to
People
of
Canada
in
Reply
to
Premier
i
.
'NDON,
Dec
20.
Queen
Mary
sent
the
following
re-a
Christmas
greeting
sent
by
Premier
Mackenzie
oi
Canada
to
King
George:
l'K
ase
be
assured
that
the
message
of
greeting
which
kindly
sent,
in
behalf
of
the
King's
government
of
,i
ia
and
people
of
the
Dominion,
will
be
highly
appre-i
and
valued
by
the
King
when
his
progress
to
re-.
has
sufficiently
advanced
for
him
to
receive
it
per-v
.
Expressions
of
the
love
and
devotion
of
the
Cana-I
'.
ople,
knowledge
of
their
prayers
and
sympathetic
,
:
ude
during
the
nast
anxious
weeks-
and
messages
lie
note
of
joy
and
thankfulness
to
God
for
the
hope-adition
of
the
King
touched
me
profoundly,
and
on
mas
morning
my
children
and
I
thank
you
from
our
!
look
forward
to
the
day
when
the
King
will
be
ed
and
strengthened
by
this
testimony
that
the
hcai
a
nada
is
with
him
in
weal
and
woe."
OPER
TRIALS
TGROKTOMAN
-After
aphis
three
I
young
Rons
from
their
Bleep,
John
,
Williaiaaon,
aired
36.
ahot
hi
wife
Marguerite
some
time
during
the
night
and
then
committed
suicide,
according
to
the
police
reconstruction
of
the
double
shooting.
The
police
were
called
by
John,
axed
8.
and
Alex,
aged
6.
The
.
'
third
child,
five
years
of
age,
re-
'
house.
John
said
iMHELLER.
Dee.
2ti.-C.ot-
-
.it,!,.!.
t
hi
father
first
shot
hia
mother
CUT
OFF
HEAD
OF
A
WOMAN
Albtrtnn
Shoojp
Man
After
the
Murder
and
Then
Tells
Wife
HbMONTOH,
Dee.
Z
tween
two
nhd
three
Christmas
morrdng
Hairy
chuk,
S
years
of
rgr;,
vc;:t
t
the
home
of
Airs.
John
Hyr'hk.
some
six
miles
from
i,.J
,n
Alta.,
shot
her
in
the
head
twice,
in
front
of
her
thirteen
year
A-daughter,
and
then
severed
the
woman's
head
with
a
knife
and
carr'ed
it
away
with
him.
He
next
visited
John
Triskn,
aged
22,
whom
he
shot
in
the
lee;
;
nd
who
is
in
hospital
in
a
criUnl
condition
at
St.
Paul,
suffering
ffm
loss
of
blood.
Ewaschuk
then
went
home,
told
hia
wife
what
he
had
don..-and
commiUed
suicide.
Th
cause
of
the
slayer's
actions
iu
unknown.
REFORM
MOVE
INS.
ARMY-
Salvationists
Mny
Depose
liram-wcll
Booth,
Head
of
the
Organization,
It
is
Said
some
years.
Under
the
constitution
of
the
Array,
General
Booth
is
the
sole
ruler
and
upon
his
death
csn
pubs
the
leadership
to
any
one
of
his
choosing
by
placing
the
name
in
a
sealed
envelope,
to
be
opened
after
hit
dath.
Bramwell
Booth
is
understood
to
have
enclosed
the
name
of
one
of
his
seven
children
in
an
enve-If
Bramwell
Booth
is
de-
loading
here.
SLOW
PROGRESS
vian
und
I
hilean
pons.
i
seir-susimmii
-...v..v
The
meeting
of
the
mgn
council
unnstmas
nay
or
toaajr.
.
giganti.
firtit.
submartees
nn
wlfe
the
f
ir8t
eVer
held.
It
waa
i
Last
night's
bulletin
on
the
oth-v
small
Stid
slow
speed
emit
ftg
a
roguU
of
&
wrfttn
de-
King
reads:
"The
King
passed
a
will
not
make
the
voyage.
Imand
by
spven
commissioners
as
nuiet
day.
his
local
condition
is
"
"
requested
by
the
constitution.
All
improving
and
his
strength
is
JACKIE
COOGAN,
ACTOR
the
signers
have
their
headquar-
maintained."
ters
In
London.
The
meeting
will.
The
following
official
bulletin
IIRHUN.
rwix
2fi:
Jackie
be
anenaea
oy
o
raiuin
i
,"
idto
imiii..
m-jw
l.r
in
a
dialogue
father.
oogan
was
,
given
A
great
recep-
CLASSIFIED
PIT
Boston
Grill
i
ryoiic
read
tb
Classified
Acu.
LAKOF,
CAIiAllET
lute,
sdvertlxc
Tor
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday
i
v"u
find,
locate
the
owner,
Dancing
rvcry
Saturday
nlfht
from
0
to
12.
w
ii.iw
viT
you
need,
adverttae
tor
it
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
,.M
TIIK
CMHMU'IEU
Il.tHIT.
Parties
riinne
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XX
.IX..
No.
302
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WED
MED
AY,
DECEMBER
2G.
1028
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GRAIN
SHIP
L
WITH
RECORD
Dr.
I.
0.
String
-v.
f
i
h
-p
t
the
Yukni..
known
umong
his
fo!)c;gu
.n
the
"i
.iflnei
.f
the
North
Pule"
i-
here
seen
with
Mis.
ISrinrer
;-.t-.ui!inc
outside
his
hotel
in
London
shortly
after
'heir
irrivi.'
ii.
England
to
represent
Canada
at
the
enthronement
of
Dr.
Codnio
Lang
us
Archbish
;p
of
Canterburj'.
Largest
Grain
Shipment
Ever
Canud
on
One
Steamship
Being
u
n
bfRossington
Court
Today
With
a
cargo
of
0930
tons,
the
largest
grain
shipment
!
ever
dispatched
from
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Brit-
NEW
York.
Dec
26
The'ish
stamer
Rossington
Court,
Prince
Rupert's
fourth
New
York
Times
ajrs
Commando-;
grain
ship
of
the
season,
will
suil
this
evening
from
the
Evangeline
Booth,
chief
executive
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
The
vessel
rT
(ha
Nit
1
vaiinn
A
wnv
in
tha
TTui-
td
states,
sailed
secretly
for
goes
from
here
to
Panama,
where
she
will
receive
orders
England
on
the
Olympic
recently
i0r
the
delivery
of
her
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
th"e
JFJ.
alt
continent
Good
speed
was
made
in
loading
the
Rowing-
era!
Bramwell
Booth,
as
interna-
-0"
,,ur'-
wl1,cn
Men
,n
Pn
tional
head
of
the
Army,
and
her
'only
since
last
Friday,
election.
j
With
deliveries
of
grain
from
A
reform
element
within
thejlhe
praiPM
rather
8OWf
,.le
Salvetien
Army,
which-
for
eight
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
year.
ha.
been
seeking
tq
persuade
:
;aiuI.
,H
uuw"
1WI
General
Booth
to
give
up
his
au-;
nK
"
iurvner
ooau
toeratk
rule,
says
the
Times,
has
i'or
loading
at
Prince
Rupert
were
caused
the
calling
of
the
high
.announced
up
to
noon
today,
al-coanell
of
the
Army
in
London
on
!
though
it
is
expected
some
will
be
January
8,
to
decide
whether
Gen-'
along
soon,
the
elevator
being
al-erivl
Beeth
ahetrid
be
removed
on
most
full.
the
krvund
of
unfitness
to
con-1
G
ain
shipments
from
Prince
;
tinue
Ma
duties.
Rii)rt
this
winter
continue
to
be
Genefsl
Booth
la
7B
years
eltf
afeyf
This
time
last
gear
the
and
ha,
been
in
failing
health
for
eighth
ship
of
the
season
was
WENT
THROUGH
ICEJ
BATHURST.
NJJ..
Dec.
28.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
S.
Noel,
Andrew
Dugusy,
father
of
Mrs.
Noel,
Thomas
Jones,
a
fish
merchant,
and
Joseph
Chiasson,
18,
were
drowned
when
their
automobile
went
through
the
ice
as
they
were
crossing
from
Little
Lame,
Que.,
to
Shippegan,
on
the
mainland.
RADIO
PLANS
FOR
PROVINCE
Telephone
to
Be
Used
in
Criminal
Work
Throughout
11
C.
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
26.
To
in-
,
crease
the
efficiency
in
appre-1
i
hend'ng
criminal
the
provincial
LONDON,
Dec.
2G.
It
was
police
are
instnlling
at
the
court
stated
tn
authoritative
circles
house
a
radio
transmission
sta-
posetL.the
nign
council
win
np-iii
morning
mi
mure
was
a
tinn
to
which
the
Dominion
gov-polnt
his
successor.
Commander
siight
improvement
in
the
King's
rrnment
has
assigned
the
call
let-Booth,
says
the
Times,
has
not
put
(
condition.
He
was
continuing
to
ler
VEOAX.
Experiments
have
herself
forward
for
the
post,
butt
make
ve
y
slow
progress,
but.
con-
demonstrated
the
practicability
of
she
will
be
urged
for
the
place
,
fidence
grew
as
the
King's
re-
conducting
conversations
by
wire-by
other
American
delegates.
(covery
was
assured.
Although
the
iPRA
telephone
from
moving
auto-Commander
Booth
sailed
undo"
path
to
health
mitrht
be
long
and
-whiles.
An
apparatus
is
being
a
fictitious
name
in
order
to
Bvoid
strewn
with
difficulties,
the
King
perfected
whereby
it
will
be
pos-publlclty,
but
the
Times
says
the
asw
announced
to
have
spent
a
;ihl.
fur
headquarters
to
speak
to
fact
that
she
sailed
was
confirmed
restful
Christmas.
Queen
Mary
orrunants
of
moving
automobiles
Ijy,
George
W.
Wlckersham.
uttor-
und
her
children
paid
a
brief
visit
and
for
the
latter
to
reply,
nciv
for
.
thr
gaiyaUon
Salvation
Army
Army
hi
hi
the
the
,
to
to
the
the
sick
sick
room
room.
Euuipment
would
also
be
tut
on
As
the
.
rinse
is
a
a
test
wnu
oi
or
tno
i
.
.
ontM.
.
.
.'
,
i
Wrt
No
newspapers
were
sublished
the
department's
nat-ol
boats.
The
system
would
be
especially
valuable
in
preventing
the
escape
I
of
bandits.
i
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT
The
wedding
of
Miss
Mayme
Dobb
to
George
A.
S.
Anderson
colonies.
The
council
can
remove
had
a
quiet
day,
slow
progress
in
will
take
nlace
tonight
at
7:30
by
a
three-
general
and
local
condition
is
jn
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Bishop
with
h
i
fourths
vote
and
iy
a
nvo-tniras
niiunuunen.
.-so
nmieun
win
dc;kix
and
the
Kev.
.i.
m.
itiuson.
I
vote
elect
n
successor.
is-umd
until
tomorrow
evening."
1
officiating.
-
-
-
PEOPLE
CARGO
FOR
EUROPE
Military
Honors
to
he
Emblazoned
on
Colors
of
'Local?
Regiments
OTTAWA,
Dec.
26-Pollowing
five
years
of
latewfor
battle
honors,
the
committee
of
the
department
of
national
defence
has
presented
to
the
government
its
recommendations
for
emblazoning
on
the
colors
of
Canada's
niiitia
regiments,
honors
won
by
the
Canadian
corps
dur-ng
the
Great
War.
The
recommendations
have
been
endorsed
and
instructions
issued
to
all
military
district
A
have
the
commanding
officers
of
the
militia
regiments
submit
to
the
minister
of
national
.
-
defence
a
list
of
honor
they
de-
y
rVirAlT
irnnrp
sire
to
have
embroidered
on
the
standard.
Allotment
-
of
battle
honors
to
the
militia
has
been
a
task
of
great
deli.:acy,
but
regard
has
been
had
to
the
principle
that
a
regiment
should
bear
on
its
colors
the
names
of
battles
in
which
men
from
the
countryside
associated
with
that
regiment
fought
and
bled.
XMAS
DINNER
AND
HAMPERS
Salvation
.Army
'Sent
Out
Cheer
to
Eleven
Families
and
Dinner
to
Number
Tt
.cam
books,
some
of
the
hampers
being
good
for
a
whole
week's
supply.
The
nunrher
at
dinner
was
not
as
large
as
was
expected,
indicat
tng
a
very
health
y
condition
in
the
city.
A
very
enjoyable
time
was
spent,
the
best
of
everything
ing
supplied.
Piano
music
was
supplied
by
A.
Cracknell
throughout
the
after
QUIET
XMAS
LONDON,
Dee.
26.
Mindful
of
the
sick
King
in
Buckingham
Palace,
London
celebrated
Christmas
in
a
subdued
spirit
yesterday,
which,
though
lacking
in
external
gaiety,
waa,
perhaps,
no
less
since
ely
happy.
Like
Queen
Mary,
many
citizens
tswteaMhe-uiet
joy
M-.a
united
iaraiU.
-Thousands
were
tempted
out
by
the
sunshine
and
mild
temperature.
KING'S
FRIEND
DIED
TODAY
sent
out
by
the
Salvation
Army
to
LONDON,
Dec.
26-Lecd
Lam-families
needing
help
through
bourne,
one
of
King
George's
old-sickness
or
other
causes.
They
est
friends,
died
at
Bishops'
Hall,
were
deliersd
by
two
members
of
near
Romford,
Essex,
today,
aged
Toe
II..
who
kindly
gave
their
serv-
i
.
He
was
an
enthusiastic
horO-ices.
They
contained
a
plenteous
,
culturist
and
a
keen
rival
of
the
supply
ot
groceries,
meat,
toys
and
King
at
horticultural
shows,
the
two
often
exchanging
banter
on
the
respective
merits
of
their
estates
in
Essex
and
Norfolk.
20
FAMILIES
LEFT
KABUL
noon.
Two
members
of
Toe
H.,
J.
Underwood
and
AhT
Slocitm,
lent
British
Military
Planes
Curried
Very
valuable
aid,
and
others
whoi
Women
and
Children
to
took
part
included
Sergeant-Major'
Safety
Martin.
George
Almon,
Mrs.
'
Joyce,
Miss
Dorothy
Montgomery,
PESHAWAR,
India,
Dec.
26:
Sergeant-Major
Alexcee
and
over-
Members
of
20
European
families
seeing
everything
were
Adjutant
were
evacuated
during
Christmas
and
Mrs.
Kerr.
;
Day
by
the
British
military
air-
While
preparations
were
made
"lanes
from
Kabul,
Afghanistan,
for
a
great
many
more
than
came.
Those
brought
hee
included
it
was
cause
for
congratulation
nieces
of
French
Minister
Felt
that
the
number
present
was
not
and
relatives
of
French
and
Ger-so
large
as
expected.
Food
not
man
professors
and
engineers.
used
is
being
distributed
to
needy
families.
The
Salvation
Army
wishes
to
thank
all
those
who
donated,
thus
making
possible
the
dinner
and
the
distribution
of
hampers.
One.
donation
was
received
since
Monday
afternoon,
that
of
C.
H.
Orme,
$5,
bringing
the
total
receipts
up
to
$167.
FAMOUS
SURGEON
DIKS
TUG
ROOSEVELT
SAFE
IN
NORTH
SEATTLE.
Dec.
26.
Radio
advices
frori
the
const
guard
cutter
Unalga
early
today
said
that
the
disabled
tug
Roosevelt,
in
tow
of
the
gasboat
Attu,
was
safely
in
'
the
shelter
of
Caps
Bt
Bliss.
TORONTO.
Dec.
26:
Dr.
Ciar-
The
oteamer
Starr,
Which
the
ence
Starr,
aged
61,
a
famous
Kooseviirt
hud
beeitAowtlfg
when
Canadian
surgeon,
died
last
night
she
was
disabled
in
hoavy
seas,
at
his
home
of
heart
failure.
js
holding
her
anchorage
in
the
vicinity,
with
the
Northwestern
ARCHBISHOP
IMPROVING
LONDON.
Dec.
26:
The
medical
bulletin
this
morning
says
that
the
condition
of
Rev.
Dr.
standing
by.
The
Roosevelt
car
ries
16
men.
CHICAGO.
Dec.
86:
It
was
officially
announced
that
for
Cosmo
Gordon,
Archbishop
of
every
four
murders
perpetrated
Canterbury,
continues
to
improve,
here
a
policeman
lost
his
life.
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