'in-
count
of
votes
in
the
citv
hall
last
niVhr
Wvprl
Million.'
said
Madame
Sa-
..aidu,
the
high-born
Brah-.
jWinK
on
'India's
Ren--
indu's
Re-Birth"
Women's
Indian
Club
Mi
addod
tnat
one
oi
in
India
:
problems.
.mi.
Siinijh4
rWu
rs'kaa
oi'
fear
children
aad
has
heavy
blow
at
the
evils
(.ite's!t'ni
by
marry
inir
riBjiio
hf
own
social
bor-.
'if
fa
writun
aoeiry
of
t-
aut'V
leeti
twice
erected
of
Bombay,
and
ha
been
ff
the
Dreaidency
of
ln-
COUNTERCLAIMS
FOR
DAMAGES;-:
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
21.
v
lit
was
issued
yesterday
in
admiralty
court
on
behalf
of
-I
01sen
Co,
of
Norway,
suing
'
'
S.
S.
Princess
Adelaide
for
'".'00
damages,
alleged
to
have
'ii
sustained
by
the
llamphohn
Wednesday's
collision.
A
counter
claim
for
$60,000
will
1
filed
today
by
the
Uiuadkii
iiu,
it
is
announced.
of
vote-:-
registering
agaimt
the
nle.
The
figures
were:
j
Fur
sci'i'ig
plant
787
Against
selling
49,
MINERS
TRAITHI)
TOKIO
Dec.
21:
Sixty
three
miners
were
trapped
today
by
an
explosion
in
Harutud
Coal
mine
near
Kushiro
Yeto
Island.
Fir
followed
and
the
fate
of
the
miners
is
undetermined.
NEW
COUNCIL
GREENVILLE
The
election
of
councillors
for
the
villaire
of
Greenville
on
the
Naas
River
took
place
last
weekj
and
resulted
as
follows:
i
Chief
Councillor
Fred
McKay.1
Councillors
Johnson
Russ,
George
Martin,
Joe
uarx,
onas
Robinson,
Sam
Gray
and
Ufiari
eson.
Municipal
officers
for
im
yaar
1929
were
subsequently
appointed.
PRICH
OF
WIIHAT
VANCOUVER.
Hc.
21:
Spoilt
ballots
10,
S.
MI'TON,
Dec.
21
:
"I
iovej
Among
those
present
at
the
l
of
you
in
Canada
I
count
we
I!
.
K.
Pawson,
repre-
..ahiutiinir
.
hmtutiful
!
senting
the
C.inadian
company.
i,
PROUD
FATHER
OF
THIRTY
CHILDREN
SYDNEY,
N.
S.
Dc.
21
:
.i.e
people
had
decided
by
a
majority
of
40
that
the.
J
Jf
'
!
p.,wer
and
light
plant
and
a
26-year
franchise
be
HolUngwortn
of
Sydne
.(
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
for
the.
sum
of
Mines
recently
and
left
the
.
'.)).
It
was
a
very
close
vote,
for
the
poll
was-a
large
fifteenth
child
which
means
and
(luring
the
count
it
looked
at
one
time
as
if
the
that
Mr"
IIolI,BKworlh
tn
Mean
States
Public
Service
Company
had
won.
They,
IZ'Z
&aZft
I
CANADA
SEEN
INDIAN
EYES
mi-
I.id
v
Kt''l
1Mb
Car-n
and
Robert's
Animal
Stories
votes
.
The
vote
at
the
end
stood
:
Powe-
Corporation
of
Canada
415
American
States
Company
.
.
S76
Spoiled
ballots
9
The
vote
for
selling
was
almost
unanimous,
a
little
over
6
percent
a
former
marriage.
and
George
S.
Clark
or
Vancou-!
vmi,iu
vnu,
uec.
zi:
me
ver,
representing
the
American
coats
which
Rev.
Samuel
Robert-Company.
It
is
understood
that
on
Orr
as
co-respondent
must
Mr.
Clark
is
leavinir
for
the
south
P?
4ohn
Gordon
Fleck
were
this
evening
and
Mr.
Pawaon
will
remain
in
the
interests
of
bis
cost-
ivat
Mohammedan
leaders
pany
in
connection
win
secunnx
ays
quoting
the
Canadian
;
the
passage
of
the
aeeesaary
by-r,
ion
us
a
help
in
the
sol-
Uw
to
If
lament
the
decision
of
th
moitl
and
tit
draw
no
Ike
taxed
by
J.
F.
Mathers,
registrar
of
the
Bupreeie
Court,
at
$2,018.
The
taxation
followed
Mr.
Justice
Morrison's
KfiBttw
Mr.
Mere
of
divorce
from
Margaret
....
r-
-r
-
,
understood,
indersToooTwill
will
be
be
WW
I
4
DIVORCE
CASE
Robertson
Orr
Called
Upon
to
Pay
$2,613
As
'
..."
t
V
n
mUnA
.
n
Masae
againsx
Air.
urr.
at
Hie
saare
trss
ana.
uciytf
election.
The
campaign
throughout
has
been
an
inUreHing
one
ana'
carried
out
in
a
vejy-frwwlv
rnin-
ner.
wniie
many
neopif
inouum
,
.tiotial
congress.
The
dis-
it
should
never
have
been
sub-
bM.arrl
aiked.
I
visitor
wore
the
lovely
mitted
to
the
people,
it
is.probabie
Sarvi.
eotUgt
-woven
silk,
that
the
action
taken
was
the
!
her
ornaments
being
a
wisest
course
as
the
people
have
ii-
thing
made
of
pearly
now
bid
their
say
and
there
can
l..ws,
studded
heavily
with
be
no
comeback.
Her
wrap
was
an
Indian
,
The
followiag
table
shows
!.
woven
or
maay
nues,
ana
when
moat
oi
tae
aaapsi
vvaw
.bareheaded.
Her
know-
i
Hour
of
Canada
was
amasing,
j
8
to
9
10
ii
r
st
in
the
Dominion
pro-'
9
to
10
SI
.She
longs,
she
says,
to
j
10
to
11
.
.
.
.A
...
.
90
iMcbvc,
which
has
always
11
to
12
nooo
W
n.roaite
to
her:
was
thrilled
1
12
to
12J8
M
t
nidi
of
the
throe
great
ft
in
t
converge
at
Ottawa;
hat
i
Bliss
Carman's
poetry,,
.nd
."we
love
Robert's
animal
."
.and
proved
by
chanto
m
s,
that
she
had
followed,
ii
iiurttU'
as
well
as
our
pol-
1
1
development.
WITH
INDIES
ANTIGUA,
Hritish
West
Indies,
21:
Free
trade
between
'i.ulii
and
the
British
West
In-was
advocated
by
speakers
i
luncheon
held
aboard
the
i
Nelson
when
the
new
Canari-i
National
steamer
anchored
i
be
port
of
Nevis.
The
vessel
'
firing
n
large
part
of
Can-i!
Government
civic
and
inibii
officials.
1&30
to
1
to
2
Sto
3
to
4
,
v
.
.
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.,
.
82
88
100
4
to
B
87
B
to
6.80
W
$80
to
8
21
to
7
.;.
:ito'
Total!
10
41
01
144
ISO
212
800
48e
889
680
081
748
868
Ikyview,
4Vk,
B.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.80,
1.85.
Bearer
Silver.
Nil,
17.
Big
Miftsouri.
67Vs,
88.
Caifc
Province,
18Vs.
18.
Cotton
Belt,
40,
48.
IkJnwall.
16,
Nil.
Iwtato,
Nil.
664.
George
Copper,
7.96,
Goonria
River,
29l,,
80.
Goleondk,
81,
82.
Ora
review.
SO,
62.
ladjafandeaev,
84,
lQ
(.
Radian.
4',,
Nil.
tutor.
Coal
.
&
Coke,
84fe.
S8V&.
Rootonay
Florence,
20,
20.
Kootomy
Kiag,
28.
28.
LdKortow,
lVi,
1.
,
msy
Jim,
Nil,
22.
Mahaot
Matal.
8,
NIL
Marmot
Gold.
7Vs.
7.
Mohawk,
7.
Morten
Woolsey,
8;
Vi.
National
Silver,
16V.
17)4.
Noble
Five,
60,
61.
Pend
Oreille.
9.60.
9.86.
Portor
Idaho,
66V.
70.
Premier,
2.17.
2.20.
Ruts
ArgenU,
26,
20.
Ruth
Hope,
SSYa,
61.
Sliver
Crest,
8,
8)4.
Silverado,
76,
82.
Snowflake,
36,
36ft.
Sunloek,
3.70,
3.90.
Terminus,
9ft,
14.
Topley
Richfield,
42,
41.
Toric,
2.60,
2.90.
Wellington.
17,
18V4.
Whitewater.
1.16,
1.20.
Woodbine.
3Vi,
4.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda,
62.00.
Nil.
Oils
Fabyon,
6'a,
C.
MILITARY
FUNERAL
'
FOR
LATE
GOVERNOR
VICTORIA,
Dec.
The
eral
of
the
late
W.
nri
of
wheat
at
the
Vancouver
morrow
will
bo
a
exchange
today
was
$1.18.
lone.
H
C.P.R.
stamr
il'rlac
Royal.
rt
Alhart
HiDOOfl.
U
.due
in
port
at
7
o'clock
tewght
the
south
Flack,
and
award
ins;
.
a
lw
It
fa
lituiUTrrwoewi
on
ue
aignest
scale
21:
The
fun-C.
Nichol,
to-full
military
e
was
honorary
Colonel
In
the
Scottish
regiment
here.
Service
are
to
be
held
in
Christ
Church
Cathedral
at
2:lfi.
Inter-
from.ment
will
take
place
in
the
Royal
Oak
cemetery.
WINNIPEG,
ese
oranges,
Da.
21
Japan-mf
popular
with
youn?
Canadian'
Christmas
morning,
when
they
find
their
way
down
to
the
toe
of
a
well-filled
stocking,
are
being
exported
in
almost
ax
great
(juantien
thu
year
:ih
I
is;,
in
.
j)ice
of
the
reduction
of
the
crop
by
uf.sive
rainfall
throuRhou'
w'
olf
of
Japan,
ording
to
D.
F.
Ross,
geneiv
agent
ot
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Yokohama,
who
is
on
a
business
visit
to
Canada.
Many
thousands
of
boxes
are
imported
to
Canada
and
an
intreasing
number
moves
each
year
from
Vancouver
eastward
over
Canadian
National
Railway
lines.
Imports
of
Canadian
wheat
to
Japan
are
increasiae;
rapidly,
Mr.
kos
.
sys,
but
wheat
i:
supplementing
rice
ratbefthiin
replacing
it.
Most
of
the
Canadian
wheat
flour
used
in
the
Orieni
i-t
eaten
in
the
form
of
aa
ingredient
of
meat
balls,
rather
than
as
bread
a
:hc
Occidental
kanvs
it.
The
staff
of
Use
C.inadian
National
offices
at
Yokohama
is
kept
bury
with
the
increasing
traffic
across
the
Pacific,
states
Mr.
Ross,
and
.
preparations
are
being
made
by
many
ea
hip
lines
for
further
increases
1a
fae
hoaiaess
which
nmu
Kafir
Mnrl
f4ri
K.
Fleck
an
absolute
,v.
MS
WWII
Wl
MK
Vl
1
U
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
i,.(T7on
read
th
ClUMlftaJ
AcU.
L.IIUJE
CAIURET
If
jou
lose,
advertise
tot
it.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
aiu
find,
looste
th
Saturdays
(i
you
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlfht
y,
iiawver
you
need,
adrertUw
lor
It
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Prlrate
UKJ
Till'.
CLASSIHEI)
IIAIIIT.
Parties
riione
457
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
No.
299
MX..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
F
iUDAY,
DECEMBER
21,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
atepayers
Decide
by
Majority
of
40
Votes
to
Sell
Its
Power?
Franchise
to
Canadian
Company
Contest
in
Vhich
the
American
Stales
Public
Service
Co.
Loses
by
Narrow
Margin;
People
Keen
to
Sell
MORE
BUSINESS
KING
STRONGER
WITH
ORIENT
Quantities
of
Japanese
Oranges
Imported
Here
and
Wheat
Export
Increase
.
IS
INDICATED
News
of
His
Majesty
Said
to
He
Satisfactory
LONDON,
Dec.
21:
Today's
bulletin
from
Buckingham
Palace
on
the
King
brought
satisfactory
news
in
stating
he
had
passed
a
restful
night
wntcn
is
caicui
ated
to
help
build
up
his
strength
ifter
the
extreme
exhaustion
caused
by
his
illness.
The
but-Set
n
taken
in
lij-ht
oi
yesterday
s
leiijrthy
and
guardedly
optimistic
lei'ort
was
feit
lo
indicate
that
there
waft
nothinjr
appreciable
to
hdd
to
what
on
the
whole
was
considered
a
favorable
situation.
Borne
persona
who
have
seen
the
Prinze
of
Wale
lately
thought
he
bore
signs
of
hlrf
nasty
journey
from
Africa,
or
ndfeation
of
the
general
strain,
j
'.here
is
no
reason
to
believe!
"w
w.
tnat
apart
from
this
the
Prince
was
not
In
excellent
hrrHh.
At
11:30
this
morning
the
1-
'physicians
issued
the
fallowing
bulletin:
"The
King
has
had
a
restful
night.
There
is
no
appreciable
change
to
be
not-xed."
"His-
Mest
had
a,
quiet
day.
General
con
litirtn
shows
a
very
..low
though
favorable
course,"
aiii
the
8:15
bulletin
issued
by
he
Kind's
physicians.
WARNOCK
IS
OUT
VICTOTHA.
Dec.
21:
Recision
of
the
appointment
of
David
Warwick
aa
dcrwty
minister
of
and
agriculture
waa
announced
in
j
today's
B.
C.
Gaaette.
;
-
London
Street
Sinking
After
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
x
r
.
r
'
;
i
r
V
,
,
,
-v
..
.-
u
Abas
Explosion
ot
Yesterday
.
teurtxay
of
B.
D.
eABaa
Co..
Lwti
'
'
The
forfMotaioi.VrVn
O'M
vand
400
Families
Mcve
LONDON,
Dee.
21.The
little
gas
volcano
which
tore
nearly
a
mile
of
streets
in
London's
busv
West
End
con-
Million
Dollars
New
Capital
Is
Provided
Develop
Duthie
Mine
Wide
Program
of
Work
to
Start
Immediately
and
Mill
Operations
and
Dividends
to
Stop
For
Few
Months
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
21.
Shareholders
of
the
Duthie
Alines
were
advised
today
that
funds
for
development
were
being
supplied
by
the
Atlas
Exploration
Company
and
the
Mines
Issues
Corporation
of
Toronto.
To
provide
for
the
necessary
financing
the
directors
will
at
once
-increase
the
capital
to
32,000,000
by
the
creation
of
a
million
new
shares
of
$1
each'
which
will
be
issued
to
the
two
eastern
companies.
J.
D.
Duthie
retains
his
full
interest
in
the
property
and
remains
president.
C.
A.
Banks
has
been
appointed
man
aging
director.
A
wide
development
program
is
planned
to
start
immediately
and
during
the
work
the
mill
operations
will
stop
for
probably
three
months
and
dividend
payments
cease
temporarily.
Senator
George
P.
Graham
is
president
of
the
Atlas
Exploration
Company.
Major
C.
B.
North,
superintendent
of
the
B.
C.
Silver,
is
at
present
at
the
Diithie
mine
on
behalf
of
C.
A.
Banks
making
arrangements
for
operations
under
the
new
company.
There
has
been
great
excitement
at
Smithers
over
the
deal
and
there
is
considerable
gratification
there
over
the
fact
that
the
Duthie
interests,
who
have
already
made
the
mine
one
of
the
outstanding
properties
in
the
north,
are
to
continue
to
be
identified
with
it.
DAD
SELF
GOES
NO
REDUCTION
ON
LONG
TRAIL
MEAT
RATES
Pioneer
of
West
and
Resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
18
Years
ON
RAILWAY
Expires
in
Oklahoma
.
-
,
,
!
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
-The
board
I
Many
friends
in
this
city,
where
railway
commiseioaers
in
a
deceased
had
been
a
resident
since
imanimous
judjfment
today
dls-1910,
becoming
widely
known
and
missed
the
application
for
re-very
popular,
will
regret
to
learn
adjuatment
of
the
rata
on
fresh
;
I
w
a
t
.tf.i
.
i
.
Unued
active
today.
Minor
explosions
were
.
occurring,
"
imE
2
1
.trl
.i..la
1
-
smnaia
natlrint
nonce
hAA
ftecui
n
at
eats,
packing
preaucis,
wniie
milHM
spunetl
irom
roaUWays
nere
anil
there.
The
in
Centrahoma,
Akl.,
of
Joseph
Canada
points
to
Vancouver
ana
flumes
were
regarded
as
safety
valves
and
allowed
to
jMhua
(Daa
Se,f-fal
u..-..
burn
n
themselves
-
.Self
of
Prince
Rupert
out.
body
was
allowed
to
sleep
in
any
house
on
the
street.
Sam
400
families
left
High
Street
and
the
neighborhood.
The
full
extent
of
.the
damage
underground
has
not
yat
been
Uearnftd.
It
is
thought
Hkehr
It
would
be
even
greater
than
the
A
surface
indicated
and
it
tatoht
be
at
least
three
month
before
the
streets
are
fixed
.
father
of
Ben
!
to
points
east
and
eeuth
for
passed
away,
following
an
illness
About
midnight
there
wore
simiB
that
Hifsh
Street
was
of
considerable
length,
on
the
sinking.
Pnlipp
stimmnnerl
npfimnnta
nut
nf
Vin1ioo
fnn.
seventy-ninth
anniversary
of
his!
xing
inir
thev
tney
mis-ht
mignt
colUr-w
collapse,
anH
and
no-
no
birth.
Only
a
few
weeks
ago,
the
condition
of
health
made
it1
1.TMM'
nv
Ultb
OMIOAT
advleilD,e
f0r
him
to
go
south.
I
Mr.
Self
domestic
consumption
ana
export.
UNTERMEYER
APPEALFAILS
Slight
damage
was
doae
last
Tbe
late
Slf
lived
in'
night
at
7
o'clock
when
fire
of
np"c
Rupert
for
18
years,
with!
OTTAWA,
Dec.
21.
The
ap-uaaacertaincd
cause
broke
out
ne
exception
of
a
few
occasions
peal
of
the
estate
of
Isaac
Unter-
hi-
went
away
on
visits.
His.meyer,
against
the
attorney-gen-
upoa
the
the
American
American
halibut
halibut
haat
beat
wnn
wnn
Jack
which
was
recently
bought
hale
and
hearty
manner
and
kind-
eral
of
British
Columbia
was
dishy
Capt.
E.
C.
TibbiU.
The
fire
ly
dlspowttion
endeared
him
to
a
missed
with
costs
in
the
supreme
department
was
called
to
Cow
8
reat
number
of
friend,
lie
was
I
court
of
Canada
today.
Bay
and
soon
extinguished
the
a'
pioneer
of
the
west,
and,1
Untermeyer,
who
was
domiciled
blase.
Thanks
of
American
Company
fo
the
Ratepayers
of
Prince
Rupert:
in
the
day
before
the
advent
of
in
New
York,
left
an
estate
valued
the
railways,
he
freighted
for
by
the
executor
at
$1555,000.
year
from
Kansas
City
into
the
while
the
province
valued
it
at
western
states
Once
he
was
rap-
$1,868,000.
His
estate
In
British
tured
by
hostile
Indians
and
was
Columbia
consisted
of
820,000
1
held
prisoner
by
the
natives,
who
shares
in
Premier
Gold
Mine,
looted
the
pack
train
of
which
he,
Ltd.
was
in
charge.
A
lover
of
the
-
.
.l
.
T-1T
IT
llttT
t
TV
Yin
May
I,
through
the
courtoay
of
The
I..i.y
N.ws,
extend
to
you
had
kwn
Lrdly
daA
i
N
.11
INVAUtS
my
appreciation
of
the
iroameai
raecived
rrom
you
at
the
po
Je
illness
and
never
consulted
a
doc-
yesterday,
on
behalf
of
my
clients,
American
State
Public
Service
tor
until
hi
final
illness.
Sev-Company.
,
leral
months
ago,
he
fell
111
and
Noodle
to
say,
it
is
a
disappvinUaent
to
me.
aad
wlU.
indeed,
iT
a
t,mbrffff
fVS-!!"
be
a
dmappolntment
to
my
clients,
that
we
sh.ll
not
have
the
privN
Htral
Hospital
lege
of
serving
you
and
doing
for
you
the
thing
we
had
con-'
rj8jds
Mr.
Slf
of
this
city,
templated.
ne
ieave,
three
son
Joseph,
To
those
of
you
in
particular
who
cast
your
ballots
in
favor
of
my
ohn
and
Charles
Self,
all
com
nany.
I
extend
my
ainceret
thnnks.
To
those
of
von
who
voied
dent
in
Oklahoma
and
t
daughter
JIrs
--"
I
w
iuu;
ipiviiiw
mm
juui
tvic
)tm
CMk
,
,
,
,
in
the
honest
belief
that
in
so
doing
you
were
doing
your
best
by
era,
wl
take
pIace
'at
Centra-your
city.
,
:
'
1
Jh?nMi.
The
sympathy
of
the
com-
In
brief
you
have
chdsen.
It
is
the
wish
of
myself,
.and,
I
Jinow
munlty
will
go
out
to
the
local
son
will
be
the
wish
of
my
clients,
that,
having
chosen,
you
will'
now
in
his
bereavement.
eudeuvor
to
assist
your
chosen
company
in
doing
its
utmost
for
you.
In
conclusion,
i
desire
to
express
my
wish
and
confidence
that
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Cunt.
D.
Donald,
is
due
in
port
1929
and
succeeding
years
will
indeed
be
happy
ones
for
your
city,
at
4:15
this
afternoon
from
Stew-
and
I
trust
that
the
hop
of
those
who
invest
so
heavily
in
your
city
art.
may
be
amply
rewarded.
Sincerely
Yours,
G.
S.
CLARK,
Solkiu.'i
;
Awurkun
State
Public
Hcrvicu
Company
ALASKA
VILLAGE
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
21.
Of
a
total
population
of
460
at
Hoodah,
Alaska,
the
coastguard
cutter
Un-iilira
reports
that
there
are
424
resi"icases
of
influenxa.
There
I
but
one
one
doctor,
one
none
aad
one
Arthur
Payte
at
;
teacher
to
care
for
the
sufferer.
The
Unalga
said
frb
was
visiting
the
outlying
communities
in
Alaska
rendering
aid
to
influenza
victims.
Yesterday
she
was
off
False
Bay
in
Chatham
Strait,
plan-niiiK
to
proceed
to
Tanakee.
James
Thompson,
of
the
Thompson
Hardware
Co..
who
has
Anyox
and
Ketchikan
and
i
DWn
confined
to
his
home
for
will
sail
at
6
p.m.
for
Ocean
i
the
last
two
or
three
days
os
ac-Falla.
Powell
River
and
Vancou-
Uount
of
sickness
is
better
today
ver
with
a
large
crowd
of
people
I
thouirh
he
has
not
yet
retur-from
cit'
and
district
gointr
south
I
ne(j
to
wrk.
Mr.
Wright
id
for
the
Christmas
holidays.
'
taking
his
place
in
the
store.
.