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realises
better
than
i
this
time
of
year,
with
reluctance
we
ml
for
the
purpose
for
it
was
intended.
It
"t
go
into
the
Army
I
fund.
lions
may
be
left
at
'
ws
office
or
jfiven
to
i
the
Salvation
Army
is
All
will
bo
ack-
Iced
through
the
med-
f
the
Dailv
News.
Proposal
to
Extend
the
Extradition
Treaty
to
Include
Prohibition
Law
ONTO,
Dec.
G.
A
special
dispatch
from
Buffalo
ir
states:
Negotiations
for
a
retroatcive
treatv
m
I
'nited
Stat
anadiansim
te
and
Lanaua
to
permit
the
extradi-
ntatively
decided
that
a
conference
is
to
be
field
'some
time
in
January
between
the
flM
I
riTD
I
k
TnT
'Canadian
and
U.
S.
customs
offi-I
II
I
VI
INI
AKhr
!cia,
t0
outline
a
treaty
similar
SUM
ON
LIQUOR
it
Reached
in
Connection
l
iht
Actions
Brought
b
(iovernmcnt
ill
A,
Dee.
6The
by
$210,000
as
the
-
'"'.HTM
AS
DINNKR
1
1
n
i
on
those
not
NOW
PROVIDEDTOR
to
that
already
in
force
between
1
Cuba
and
U.
S.
Such
instiuc-;
tions
already
have
been
sent
to
nitt'd
States
Minister
Phillip
at
OtUwa.
!
OTTAWA.
Dec.
C
The
Canadian
government
so
far
has
received
mo
request
tf
permit
for
the
extradition
of
Canadian
ac-,
cueed
of
vrohrttens
of
-the
U.
S.
'
prohibition
law.
The
suggestion
i
settlement
of
eight
i
of
the
U,
S.
tor
a
uonference,
in
liquor
bonds
by
coun-1
respect
to
possible
revision
of
the
;it
nit?
on
one
hand
the
j
anti-smuggling
treaty
in
1024
be
-
neral
of
Canada
and
tween
the
two
countries
it
is
.f
h
r
British
Columbia
ficially
stated,
is
under
tiAih
r
ation
of
the
Dominion
govern
1IH
W.M
inatUnUH
hr.ment.
Definite
decision
in
tin
r
of
national
revenue
mmend&tkn
of
the
mission
on
customs.
t'OTIMi
AT
VICTORIA
Dec.
6:
The
fine
for
today's
vot-federal
by-election.
regid
is
expected
shortly.
CONFER
OVER
PEACE
LANDS
Telmie
and
Loughccd
Icfl
Ottawa
Lat
Night
for!
VICTORIA.
Dec.
6:
Premier
t'ToImie,
left
for
Ottawa
Wt
nfcht
tn
.nnfor
with
the
IWiminlon
Rov-
s"
Uu..
Idfft
somber
ernment
ot
n,9
tuMni
the
ti-rf
ai
mad
on
nrovinc.
Dorimr
a
WfcU
here
ine
mmiaier
oi
w
iuwhwi,
art
rt
ana
and.
Premier
t
remier
Tolmie
innn
had
i
a
.
I
if
a
party
to
adding
conference
on
provincial
mattera
i
Howver.
we
can-
and
t
,g
under8tood
negotiaUona
our
-own
Christmas
are
to
bc
contjnued
at
OtUwa.
hi;
less
we
know
oth-
The
ne,
0f
public
work
loing
the
same.
The
IjOUKneeo
accompanied
the
Pre-n
Army
is
tlannirtff
mer
eat.
It
is
understood
he
.me
of
all
who
have
,wil,
rtturn
to
the
province
by
is
for
this
purpose.
wfty
of
tne
peace
niver
block
.ilv
News
will
hold
.
,
ds
ia
ti,c
railway
belt.
I
until
Christmas
and
ij-ne
matter
is
to
be
discussed
mi
it
over
io
me
army
NEW
YORK
EXPLOSION
KILLS
FOUR
PEOPLE
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
fi.
Four
were
kilb'd.
six
injured
and
15
missing
in
an
explosion
today
at
t)isiefTtimr
Plant,
East
108
A
Rtront.
Tho
windows
were
hat-
HHfMtttMtttt
Itered
for
several
blocks.
CHRISTMAS
'DINNER
FUND
i
he
'
convenience
of
out-of-town
-
subscribefs
the
following
may
be
cut'out
and
used:
f
Enclosed
find
dollars
contribution
toward
the
'
h'istmns
Dinner
Fund
of
the
Salvation
Army
to
provide
a
nntr
for
those
not
otherwise
remembered
on
ChrUlmas
Day
Hl
for
the
provision
of
Christmas
hampers
for
poor
Signed
boat
had
been
found
on
the
beach
forty
miles
south
of
Yakutat.
The
coastguard
cutter
Unalga
sailed
today
for
Yakutat,
three
hundred
miles
northwwt
of
here.
Latest
pic
ture
of
monarch
who
is
seriously
ill.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
tOourtoay
ot
S.
D.
tfinoa
Co-
Ltd.)
The
6'1
wing
quotations
were
d
and
ackc-d.
Bay
view,
3,
SVii.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.25,
Nil.
!
'
Bf
MImouH,
CT.'CTVi.
Cork
Province,
26,
Nil.
ColtoU
Ifclt.
50,
53.
DuBIl,
10,
Nil.
DuthJi
80,
85
George
Copper,
5.25,
5.50.
GeorgU
River,
28.
30v
Golcohda.7G.
7G'.
.
Grandflew,
5C,
BfiVi.
Indeiiendence,
9V4,
9.
Indian,'
4,
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
CoKe,
35,
30.
Kooteiwy
Florence,
10,
10.
Kootenfty
King,
30,
S0'.
L.
&
Ik,
O'j.
7.
Ukelew,
lVLs
Nil.
Lucky
Jim.
25,
Nil.
Marmot
Metal
8Vi,
94.
.
;
i
MarmotGolil.'7',
tVs.'
'
Mohawk,
G.
0.
Mortm
Woolsey,
5,
GV4.
Natiwl
Silver,
17.
18.
Nq
PJvo.
CO.
51.
Pemf
Oreille,
10.10,
10.25.
PJonwr,
Nil,
1.88.
Porter
Idaho,
CO,
f.l.
Premier.
2.20,-
2.24.
Ilufuf
Argenta.
23.
23;
RuUj
Hope,
55,
5G.
Sllvir
Crost,
7,
Nil.
Snowflake,
37'j.
38Vi.
Sunlok.
2.30,
2.50.
Topley
Richfield,
45,
40.
Wellington,
1714.
18M.
Whitewater.
1.15,
1.20.
Woodbjno,
4,
6.
l'nstern
Stocks
Norandn,
57.50,
Nil.
Oils
Fubyon.
RV,.
5H.
KETCHIKAN,
Dec,
5.
Intention
of
the
Deep
Sea
pi.ihernv-n's
Union
to
request
the
government
to
station
a
large
veu.sel
on
ti
e
halibut
banks
to
render
aid
'
fishing
boats
wheneVer
required
during
the
season
wa
announced
in
Ketchikan
by
Ffonk
Semers,
local
representative
of
the
unio
i.
Mr.
Semers
pointed
out
th".t
Norway
and
other
mal!
nations
mantain
several
government
teamen
which
patrol
their
fishing
grounds
for
te
ixpress
pur-nose
of
helping
yeseels
in
a
banks
in
1018,
but
waa
dia-ontinued
a
short
time
later.
Since
then,
the
matter
has
been
brought
up
several
time:
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
G,
1928
OFFICERS
UNCOVER
As
soon
as
the
fate
yf
the
iirun-
i'sffSftft
LOCKED
OFF
BIKCLE.
action
to
bring
preeeure
to
bear
L.
I.
1
'
t
.1
VANCOUVBR,
Dec.
G-.Vfiat
was
quoted
oh
be
local
exchange
today
at
$1.17.
Conservative
Leader
Charged
With
Pessimism
at
Victoria
by
Minister
of
the
Interior
VICTORIA,
Dec.
6.
In
addressinir
the
final
Liberal
rally
last
night
in
the
interest
of
Dr.
MacLean,
Hon.
unarles
btewart,
minister
of
the
interior,
charged
R.
B.
Bonnett,
Conservative
leader,
of
the
following
in
his
predecessors'
footsteps
of
pessimism.
Mr.
Bennett,
the
minister
said,
admitted
prosperity
of
the
country,
but
warned
against
the
future.
"We
have
had
those
warnings
for
seven
years,
ne
saut.
Minister
of
Health
King
declared
that
Bennett
en
dorsed
the
Liberal
policy
when
he
admitted
here
Tuesday
At
I
1
j
t
V
nigni
mat
anaua
was
prospering
under
tne
uoerai
Huge
Still
on
Texada
Island
Big
Enough
to
Slake
Thirst
of
Whole
Coast,
Has
Been
Seized
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
G.Alleged
to
be
the
largest
distillery
ever
located
in
British
Columbia,
an
plant
at
Pocohantas
Bay,
Texada
Island,
has
been
seized
by
customs
preventive
officers
aftor
an
intensive
search
by
seaplane
from
Jericho
Beach
air
station
and
by
the
customs
launch
Despatches
Two
men
haVe
been
arrested
and
two
more
are
being
searched
for
by
air
and
land.
"It
js
big
enough
to
supply
the
whole
Pacific
coast,"
"jtaid
Chief
Inspector
James
Barton
I
Ef
ICI
AT1IDC
Til
MEET
I
describing
tho
still.
i.L,uiJLniimn
lunibbi
The
pace
WM
guarded
by
a
JANUARY
TWENTY-SECOND
j
'v
b"1
"'TZ
7Mt
&
man
on
duty
had
barely
time
to
VlLiUUiA,
uec.
o;
ino
were
uoon
him.
The
sentry
islature
will
meet
January
22
It
and
one
other
were
arrested,
but
is
officially
announced.
two
others
made
tht'ir
escape.
I.AROB
CAIURET
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
'
Untiring
every
Saturday
night
from
0
tii
12.
Dance
Halt
for
Hire
Accommodations
Xor
Private
Parties
rhone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TTER
TOD
A
Y
LARGE
ILLICIT
DISTILLERY
IN
SOUTH
WRECKAGE
OF
ASKING
PATROL
FISHING
BOAT:
Clue
to
Possible
Tate
of
Ilrun-vol
and
Imperial
Being
In-vestlgated
JUNEAU,
Alaska,
Dec.
6:
The
first
clue
of
the
fate
of
the
halibut
fishermen
aboard
the
misslnjr
schooners
Hrunvol
and
Imperial
reached
Juneau
when
the
customs
officials
were
icted
here
for
alleged
violation
of
the
!
told
that
wreckage
of
a
halibut
prohibition
laws
already
are
under
way
at
Ot-
jiistnct
Attorney
Richard
Templeton
definitely
i
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
Wjll
I
Trv
to
ltrintr
I're44nrp
n
'
n
-
-
Government
CHOOSIN
i
MINISTER
TO
JAPAN
Three
men
have
been
mentioned
for
the
position.
They
are,
left
to
right:
Hon.
Dr.
James
II.
Finn.
British
Columbia's
representative
to
the
Federal
Cabinet;
Sir
Campbell
Stuart,
and
Laurent
Beauriry.
Counsellor
to
the
Department
of
External
Affairs.
KILLED
BY
AUTOMOBILE
OIVWIV
UIWTUVU2
on
me
irut?r
uiuciair,
iie.saiu.
(
or.
n,,.n'ratlon
wtll
be
sent
to
Dan
Sutherland,
delegate
to
con-
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
6.
Charlie
urea,
reeuentinz
hUiWbfln
the
Cleveland,
rtrect
car
conductor.
matter
ir
-dlcdf4nurie
JftwNvaftorhe
was-
"A
trip
of
H
cor.st
guard
cutter
knocked
off
a
bicycle
while
riding
is
not
sufficient;
a
large
steamer,
to
W(rk
last
evening
by
an
auto-i.f
at
!east
1000
tons,
should
be
mobil
driven
al'cgedly
by
Bajil
-n
the
banks
at
all
times
during
Morsea
of
Victoria.
Mo-sea
Is
.he
halibut
seaaon."
Mr.
Seme-s
held
on
a
charge
of
manslaughter.
said.
A
large
veseel
was
station-
cd
by
the
government
on
the
Alas-
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
;
Rut
is
Still
Very
Sick
Welcome
Announcement
From
Buckingham
Palace
Today
Must
Not
Be
Taken
With
Too
Great
Optimism
LONDON,
Dec.
6.
King
George's
physicians
this
morning
issued
this
bulletin:
'"The
King
has
passed
a
fair
night
and
his
temperature
this
morning
is
lower.
The
general
condition
is
slowly
improving
and
the
Infective
process,
which
remains
severe,
is
becoming
more
localized.
The
statement
that
King
George's
general
condition
was
slowly
improving
made
by
the
physicians
in
the
morning
.bulletin
was
the
most
welcome
announcement
from
Buckingham
Palace
since
His
Majesty's
illness
became
critical.
Probably
it
will
seem
unwise
to
interpret
too
optimistically
the
words
of
the
bulletin,
for
the
King
has
been
ill
17
days
and
is
granted
to
be
still
a
very
sick
man.
NEW
RADIO
OTTAWA,
Dec
G
The
personnel
of
the
new
radio
commission
is
announced
today
us
follows:
Sir
John
Alrd,
president
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce,
chairman;
C.
A.
Bowman,
editor,
Ottawa
Citizen
;
and
Augustin
Frisch
Montreal,
director
of
technical
education
for
Quebec.
SENATOR
APPOINTED
FOR
NEW
BRUNSWICK
OTTAWA,
Dec.
6.
Hon.
Walter
Foster,
Saint
John,
N.B.,
former
premier
of
New
Brunswick,
is
appointed
to
a
New
Brunswick
vacancy
in
the
senate,
succeeding
the
lute
Senator
King.
CALL
MONEY
GOES
TO
EIGHT
PER
CENT
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
G.
-
Vrtiee
fell
off
sharply
today
when
cull
money
advanced
to
12
per
cent
for
the
first
time
In
eight
years.
A
wide
assortment
of
pivotal
issues
dropped
from
$4
to
$17.50.
SMYRNA
DEVASTATED
PERA,
Turkey,
Dec.
6:
Widespread
devastation
with
loss
of
life
not
yet
estimated
has
been
caused
In
Smyrna
by
floods
and
torrential
rains.
NO
EXCITEMENT
AT
VICTORIA
Licet
ion
Does
Not
House
People
of
Capital
City
Very
Much
VICTORIA,
Dec.
6.
While
both,
parties
are
claiming
victory
at
the
polls
here
today,
there
is
no
great
excitement
and
the
poll
may
&
1
1
A
J
A
I
noi
ue
neavy
m
was
apecteu.
iv
number
of
Conservatives
who
would,
like
to
see
Dr.
MacLean
elected
are
absenting
themselves
from
the
poll.
The
outcome
is
very,
much
in
doubt
with
the
leaning
perhaps
a
little
toward
D.
B.
Plunkett,
the
Conservative
Boxing
TONIGHT
IN
MOOSE
HALL
At
8:30
BATTLING
GURVICH
vs.
EDDIE
McGOOTY
10
Hounds
5
Good
Preliminaries