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I)
the
Country
at
Election
v
th
About.
300
Out
of
38?
Seats
REST,
Dec.
18:
In-nturna
today
jrnve
the
Peasant
Party
more
than
t
:tS7
aeaic
of
the
lower
.irl
lament
The
former
Hratiana'a
once
powerful
.'t-up
obtained
only
atn.
Communists
and
J
i
wish
party
suffered
defeats.
tiRD
DENIES
DOG
STORIES
Statement
That
He
nt
Man
to
Yukon
for
Replacements
it
Had
YORK.
Dec
18.
Cora-Uichard
Byrd.
in
a
wire-catch
to
the
Associated
"m
hi
ship
whkh
is
now
nt
.i
rctic
Ocean,
denied
re-..t
he
had
tent
Bill
Riley.
'r,
back
to
the
Yukon
to
Huskies
to
replace
dogs
t
died
aboard
the
ship.
quoted
in
a
story
from
er,
B.C.,
last
week
as
luted
that
37
dogs
of
the
M
edition
had
died,
and
id
bad
commissioned
him
'
for
replacements.
Byrd
he
had
H
dogs
in
good
lowing
bulletin:'
The
King
hat
had
some
sleep.
The
local
con
dition
ia
satisfactory.
The
weak
ness
and
toxemia
are
considerable
bat
the
pulse
is
steady
and
His
Majesty
is
not
loaiag
ground.
The
Famous
medical
Journal
"Lancet"
says
in
an
authoritative
article
on
the
King's
condition
that
the
position
is
so
far
satisfactory
and
thoae
who
are
conversant
with
the
course
of
the
symptoms
sad
their
significance
in
those
cases
will
recognise
that
wn
have
nere
iounoauun
iui
and
only
three
or
four
,
f
e-itlmtte
nopea."
REQUIEM
MASS
THIS
MORNING
Me.,
brother
of
the
i
The
King's
phyricians
issued
the
following
bulletin
at
8:15
tonight:
"Though
the
King
U
still
suffering
from
exhaustion,
there
is
a
slight
improvement
in
Hia
Majesty's
condition
this
evening.
The
local
condition
remains
un-
utisfuctorv.
A
It
was
officially
announced
mony
Conducted
in
Honor
'
from
Buckingham
Palace
st
10:80
Memory
of
Ute
E.
C.
i
last
night
iirnt
thilt
that
the
King's
condit-
Gibbons
'ling
friends
filled
the
1
"f
Annunciation
to
ca-'
liis
morning
whan
requiem
'i
the
repose
of
tbe
soul
of
Kdward
C.
Gibbons
was
led
by
Bishop
E.
M.
Bu-1
1
ML.
who
was
assisted
in
uremonies
by
Rev.
Fathr
"id,
O.M.I.
In
the
course
e
ire,
the
Wahop
referred
''I'M
words
to
the
life
of
the
'
il
and
his
worth
and
ue-in
the
community.
1
service
was
of
the
usual
1
"
ilure
and
Charles
P.
Bal-i
resided
at
the
organ.
A
n,l'
solo
was
sung
by
Mm.
Muldoon.
Among
those
in
ion
so
lar
continued
d'-'
depuution
city
council.
satisfactory.
TO
AID
BRIDGE
AT
VANCOUVER
OTTAWA.
Dec
13.
The
Dominion
government
will
give
immediate
consideration
to
the
request
for
a
grant
of
$670,000
towards
the
construction
of
a
new
l.HriVe
over
false
urwn
i
u
r.rH
street
in
Vancouver
This
OTTAWA.
Doc.
IS:
Hon.
P.
J.
Veaiot.
postmaster
sen-
era,
intfaiaies)
.awanrdajr
tte
possibility
of
inaugurating
aa.
atfMridsentat
aff
Vervic"
next
summer
titirmn
Rim.
non
wa
w
get
na
oi
poisonous
,
ou-j,fi
qm
and
Vancouver
matter.
A
section
of
bone
taken
i
from
the
ribs
is
usually
a
small
one
and
the
bone
grows
again
aad
filial
the
gap.
DoepKe
the
successful
result
of
the
operation,
anxiety
for
the
King
continued
at
Buckingham
Palace,
and
must
continue
for
the
next
few
days
until
it
is
definitely
known
whether
hia
strength
is
sufficient
to
conquer
the
weakneas
or
not.
Emphasis
waa
laid
in
palace
circles
on
the
fact
that
the
struggle
waa
likely
to
be
a
long
aad
difficult
one.
At
10:48
a.m.
today
Kiag
George's
doctors
issued
the
fol
MRS.
LUCY
LARSEN
OF
LEWIS
ISLAND
The
death
afternoon
at
ROBERTSON
ORR
CANADIAN
INVENTS
NEW
SAFETY
LI'
EBOAT
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL!
hone
secretary,
publicly
wagered
i
Lord
Rothermere
a
new
hat
that
j
Conservatives
would
get
a
majority,
Roihenne
e
requested
thaj
the
wager
be
changed
to
money
and
offered
8500
to
860
againat
a
;
government
majority.
Too
home
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAIIARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
4
Dancing
rtrrjr
Saturday
night
frnm
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
for
Private
CKT
TUG
CLASSIFIED
IIADIT,
Parties
Hione
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
N
V
.
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
13,
1928
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
mmrioN
of
'
-
-
lhe
a
Dove
picture
thows
a
tyje
of
if
boat
i.;ri;i.
.
....
riian
boat
has
a
meUi
outer
shell
lineJ
with
;,'
.-1
s
and
cor,
and
an
inner
IS
IMPR
row
livin"
in
Detr't.
uhell.
The
ventilator
he
ie
protected
by
a
wave
shield
and
;
n
..ut'imiitii
inner
cover.
During
storms
an
air
motor
runs
a
auction
fan
iaaidc
the
ventilator.
The
h
1
1
is
f.r.'proof.
and
i:iuited
against
heat
and
cold.
A
United
States
patent
was
issued
in
January
last
Bad
a
Canadian
.
atont
in
March.
AIU
SRUVICE
PROW
KIM0U6KI
PLANNED
Lord
Rolhermere
Bets
the
British
Conservative
Government
Will
he
Jtatan
at
Next
General
Election
LONDON-,
Dec.
-13.
The
government's
behavior
has
"
rendered
the
chances
of
the
Conservative
party
in
the
next
election
absolutely
hopeless,
according
to
the
personal
!
views
rf
Lord'
Rothermere,
newspaper
magnate,
expressed
Willi!
II
nFPilRT
1
n
varOU8
two
in
his
Rothermere
newspapers
through
II
lULl
IsLfl
Ul
1
i
nut
tJin
iwMintrv
Tkn
wiininniB
rrnirip
thi
snViWr.
ft
vior.
Latest
Card
Played
Today
in
Sen-sational
Case
Over
Vancouver
.Minister
ORDER
SERVED
Clergyman
Refuses
to
Amtmpany
Officer
Who
Sought
,
Him
Today
VANCOUVER.
Dc.
58.
No-j
,
.j
r
-
"
j
-e
orous
criticism
by
the
more
orthodox
Conservative'
colleagues
.
.
of
the
press
like
the
Morn-
-
'"liWilliam
lonma
Hicfc-J
STRAMF.R
STARR
IS
HELPLESS
SEATTLE.
Dee.
18.
The
secretary
replied
he
preferred
not
Alaskan
steamer
Starr,
Captain
to
make
money
bets,
but
offered
Mh)irt
Barron,
which
broke
a
pro-two
hats
to
that
will
beat
one
we
ghaft
and
fa
iMhort;d
he,
tice
of
an
order
asking
him
to
Kmaay
Macdoaaid
ana
.
p
.
...
present
himself
.t
the
Canadian
yi
George
together."
Hi.
lord-
P
immigration
building
here
for
lp
"t
P'.V-
lr
"
me89e
U
WM
darfB?
neariag
to
determine
if
he
is
Lady
Houston,
better
known
as
he8VV
'e
on
December
.11
and
eligihk
for
deportation
was
1
Dame
Fanny
Byron,
thereupon
of-
12.
We
were
iced
down
heavily
served
upon
Rev.
S.
Robertson
fered
to
take
up
Lord
Rothermere's
and
the
mainstay
was
carried
Orr
today,
as
he
emerged
from
money
wager
if
the
amounts
were
away."
the
morning
session
of
the
I'res-
multiplied
by
10.
Lord
Rother-
The
coast
guard
Unalga
left
byUriaO
Church
commission
mere
responded
frigidly:
"I
have
Juaoau
last
eight
The
Starr
be-which
Is
enquiring
Into
his
status,
not
the
pleasure
of
Lady
Houston's
longs
to
San
Juan
Fish
Co.,
Se-Mr.
Orr
refused
to
accompany
acquaintance
and
I
never
make
attle.
Site
I
as
steel
vessel,
ISO
the
officers
who
served
the
order
beta
with
strangers."
j
feet
long,
and
declared
it
was
not.
necessary!
,
,
for
Ma
to
appear.
Mrs.
Orr,
who,
was
with
him,
took
part
in
the'
ensuing
argument.
After
a
great
deal
of
disouMlon,
the
officers
I
IwrtnJttad
Mr.
Orr
to
return
to
the
vestry
of
the
church,
where
the
minister
telephoned
to
his
counsel.
i
The
immigration
officers
were
tfceompanied
by
two
detectives
of
j
the
city
police
force.
A
telegram
had
been
-received,
!
from
the
minister
of
immigration
at
Ottawr
stating
Mr.
Orr'e
case
was
to
be
investigated
under
Section
HI.
of
the
Immigration
Act.
,
Something
Like
200,000
Cases
of
Iifiuenza
Are
Reported
in
United
States
but
Not
Virulent
WASHINGTON,
Dec
13.
Health
officials
believe
that
there
are
more
than
200,000
cases
of
influenza
in
the
United
States
at
present.
Reports
of
schools
closing
continue,
particularly
in
the
south.
Officials
say
the
j
epidemic
is
apparently
not
so
widespread
or
virulent
as
in
1
1918,
1919
or
1920
outbreaks,
but
refused
to
make
any
predictions
as
to
the
course
of
the
malady-
.
.
.
SEATTLE,
Dec.
13:
Influents
continues
to
npreud
slowly
over
the
Pscific
Northwest
and
has
re-
occurn'd
yesterday
,
suited
in
thirteen
death.
A
fw
FUNERAL
TAKING
PLACE
HERE
TODAY
tne
t'nnce
Jtupert
sections
of
Orea-on.
Washington
PllbMrara
this
afternoon
at
nmmised
by
the
government
General
Hospital
of
M-s.
Lucy
and
Idaho
had
not
felt
the
dis-
the
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
F
igh
Minister
of
Publics
J.
C.
Larsen.
a
native
of
Lewis
Island,
ease.
About
a
dozen
towns
have
II
.
DuVernet
will
be
R.
L.
Mc-tt
and
Minister
of
Marine
She
is
survived
by
several
chil-
closed
their
schools.
Spokane
:Intosh.
W.
E.
Fisher,
A.
E.
-M-t-.-je,
j.
p.
A.
Carflllt
lodren.
funeral
arrangements
are
county
in
Eastern
Washington.
Haiett-Jones,
W.
E.
Colllson,
'ince
waa
James
Gibbons,
or
ana
rin-
',
i
v.-Msnr
in
the
hands
of
Ifm
ner
V.
11
W
It'lltil-U
nirlii
tuitVnnc
Hittil
-
il
ftV
furl
Will
i..
m
T
i
.rt.
I
'
V
Pt'lif
J
rUsal
VMW
s-ww-r
.
.
.
r
.
i
-rs
-ru
i
i
i
i
mill
"
-
.
undertakers.
.most.
jAlt-x
G.
Ria
and
lieid
McLennan.
MILD
TYPE
OF
INFLUENZA
IS
SWEEPING
OVER
CONTINENT
King
George
is
Better
Anxiety
Still
Persists
In
Regard
to
Outcome
i
hXDON,
Dec
13.
King
George
was
apparently
re-i
t.y
last
night's
operation
for
removal
of
purulent
;it
the
base
of
the
right
lung.
Today
he
was
making
s.
At
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
it
was
stated
in
au-ive
circles
that
the
"King
is
progressing."
Queen
ft
the
palace
shortly
before
3
o'clock
for
a
motor
She
had
luncheon
with
the
Prince
of
Wales,
who
m
Buckingham
Palace
about
noon.
Speaking
at
a
League
of
Mercy
meeting
at
St.
tttrpn
II1T
I
James
Palace
this
afternoon
Prin-lAoAWIS
Hnt
.I1UX111X.
WIN
Hill
!ceM
m"
-;,id:
"Yu
'
pleased
to
know
that
so
far
the
(
'
lhe
Kiw
"u"
IN
ROUMANIAN"
While
details
of
the
operation
;
yesieroay
nave
not
yet
been
revealed,
it
watt
learned
that
the
;Kinjr
waa
given
anaesthetic,
his
!
cheat
opened
with
a
knife
and
a
,
tube
inserted
through
whkh
put
m
being
drained
away.
Doctor
did
not
aajr
whether.
as
is
oftea
dona
in
such
operation,
a
aectioe
The
object
of
the
aecond
opera-
Public
Service
Company
Lays
Its
Case
Before
iPirince
Rupert
People
The
following
statement
has
been
made
in
regard
to
the
power
situation
by
the
American
States
Public
Service
Company,
which
has
bid
on
the
local
power
plant
and
franchise:
On
December
20
you
must
decide
whether
you
wish
to
sell
your
hydro-electric
plant
or
not.
If
your
answer
is
"No,"
then
for
many
more
years
vou
will
have
as
little
surplus
power
as
you
have
at
present.
with
consequent
difficulty
in
at-J
trading
industries
to
your
city,!
daily
by
Pea
bod
r
Smith
fe.rnw.rlv
despite
the
many
resources
at
your
peabody
Houghteling
of
New
dQr-
York.
Davis
Longstaff
Comnanv
If
your
answer
is
"Yes"
your
Lf
Chicago.
Ciilett
Comnanv
of
city
will
benefit
for
many
years
Baltimore
and
associates,
all
re-to
come,
provided
you
choose
the
j
liable
aad
reputable
firms
who
best
offer
submitted
to
you.
guarantee
our
undertakings
and
When
yon
decide
to
sell
mark
financial
responsibility,
your
ballot
for
American
States!
Because
American
States
Public
'
CtPr
bera
Public
Service
Company.
7fce
Aviv?
but
"
operators
aad
now
con-
.
y
trol
aad
operate
some
thirty
gas,
Because
we
offer
yea
1460.-
water
aiid
liyoa-eiectrte
eampan-00J0
cash
for
your
hydro-elc-.j
situate
ia
California,
Idaho
trie
system,
whkh
is
W
jmi
Mtafaage
waHr-bavelMi
in
more
-ja-
the
offer
of
the
Power
,
success
ul
and
conti.tH.um
Corporation
of
Canada.
jon
for
periods
ranging
up
to
Because
we
will
install
for
you
twenty-six
years,
throughout
your
entire
city
at
our
Because
our
company
is
headed
own
expense
modern
street
light-!
by
men
of
long
continued
and
ing
equipment
to
your
s&tisfac-
'successful
experience
in
the
man-tion
'
and
will
charge
the
city
rates
-gement
and
engineering
of
nub-
as
low
as
the
Power
Corporation
lie
utilities
properties.
.
of
Canada
or
anyone
else
offers.
!
A
vote
for
A
merits
n
Mates
Because
we
will
develop
for
you
P"Klic
Service
Company
'assures
witttin
two
years
five
thousand
industrial
independence
for
additional
horse-power
and
as
Prince
Rupert.
advt
much
more
without
limit
as
will
j
be
required
at
any
time
and
at
no
increase
in
present
rates.
Because
Prince
Rupert
will
be
our
chief
operation
in
British
Columbia.
Because
we
have
no
properties
or
affiliations
in
Vancouver
or
'anywhere
else
on
the
B.C.
coast
land
must
therefore
exert
every
!
effort
to
attract
industries
to
Prince
Rupert
to
use
tb
power
we
will
produce.
!
Because
Prince
Rupert
has
long
been
playing
second
fiddle
and
this
ia
her
opportunity
to
become
headquarters
for
a
new
hydroelectric
development
in
competition
with
Vancouver.
Because
in
Vancouver
the
B.C.
Electric
owned
and
operated
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
has
a
surplus
of
some
three
hun-dred
thousand
horsepower
on
which
huge
expenditures
have
already
been
made.
It
is
only
log
ical
that
industrial
power
users
will
be
induced
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
to
take
up
the
surplus
in
Vancouver
before
being
induced
to
locate
in
Prince
Rupert
Because
we,
with
no
power
elsewhere
on
the
coast
must
bend
all
efforts
to
increasing
industrial
development
here.
Because
reduced
to
dollars
and
cento
our
offer
is
$-,000.00
better
than
that
of
tba
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
we
offer
you
$100,000.00
cash,
development
program
as
1
QesUreoV
adequate
street
lighting
Installation
at
out
own
expen.se
with
lighting
rates
to
the
city
and
consumers
at
rates
as
low
as
our
competitor's
offer.
Because
we
guarantee
not
to
raise
existing
rates
during
the
whole
period
of
the
franchise
and
claim
no
exemption
from
taxation.
Because
we
have
expressly
promised
that
rates
will
not
be
higher
than
at
present.
'
Because
however
you
regard
the
two
offers
ours
is
best
by
$r.00(
00.
Bwauae
we
are
backed
fin.m-
OPIUM
PROBE
IN
PHILIPPINES
United
States
Government
Assents
to
Investigation
LUGANO,
Switzerland,
Dec.
13.
Senator
Raoul
Dandurand.
Canadian
representative
on
the
council
of
the
League
of
Nations,
read
a
letter
at
today's
seeion
from
tbe
United
States
government
assuring
the
league
that
the
proposed
opium
investigation
mission
would
be
welcomed
in
the
Philippines.
President
Briand
announced
that
a
letter
of
thanks
will
be
tent
to
Washington.
CIVIC
ELECTION
VICTORIA
TODAY
VICTORIA.
Dec.
13.
Tbe
civic
elections
are
taking
place
here
today.
The
twenty-three
candidates
who
filed
their
names
for
public
offices
are
as
follows:
For
mayor
Herbert
Anacomb,
Alderman
P.
R.
Brown
and
John
Dean.
''
For
council
Alderman
James
Adam.
A.
M.
Aitken,
R.
E.
Col
lis.
Mrs.
Emma
Crocker,
W.
II.
Cul-lin.
W.
It.
Fullerton,
P,
R.
Leluh-ton,
Alderman
II.
O.
Litchfield,
Carew
Martin,
J.
A.
Shanks,
Rob-en
Smith.
W.
T.
Stralth
and
Alderman
E.
S.
Woodward.
For
school
trusteeships
P.
E.
George,
G.
A.
A.
Habden,
Trustee
George
Jay
and
Trustees
W.
C.
Moresby.
K.C.
For
police
commissioner
Andrew
McGavin,
Mrs.
Alice
Mc-;i-ejfoi'
.('id
"'mmissioner
W.
E.
Stuneland
.