CLASSIFIED
HABIT
C.N.R.
TRAIN
STRUCK
AUTO;
KILLED
FOUR
!
-VTON,
Dec
15
Mary
ii
-uk,
aged
15,
Nick
Zym-ind
Bill
Kalyniuk
were
Jacob
Watotn
itiiuk,
the
.
-
dead
from
injuries,
and
i
seriuely
injured,
as
a
i
Canadian
National
paa-
j
in
ii
crashing
into
their
"ile
at
the
level
crossing
n-.ky
Lake,
90
miles
north-i.dmontoo,
late
Thursday.
MMSJER
SATISFIED
IMMIGRATION
SPEECH
l
WA.
Dec.
15.
Hon.
I-
rke,
minister
of
irrrmi-yeterdny
expressed
him--
t
ied
with
the
explanation
J.
Bruce
Walker.
Cana-ieetor
of
European
immi-in
connection
with
a
ilelivered
by
the
latter
in
in
which
he
was
quoted
i-r:
"All
present
immigra-t.emei
would
not
besr
com-i
with
the
magnitude
of
the
WILL
SETTLE
WAR
PROBLEMS
'
'
ANO,
Dec.
15:
The
fifty--sion
of
the
council
of
the
-
--I
Nations
concluded
public
meetings
this
after-
then
adjourned,
'n
Ministers
Chamberlain,
I
and
Stresemann
of
Brit-
1
tame
and
Germany
resec-
inhuoif
a
communique
ttit-"'
u-t
they
vere
determined
,V
-aythiqg;
n
the(r(iowr
to
1
iuickly
at
a
complete
and
ttlement
of
the
difficult-'
i-ing
out
ofthe
war.
BIRTH
NOTICE
daughter
was
born
at
tbe
-
Rupert
General
Hospital
"day,
December
14,
to
Mr.
Mrs.
Wm.
S.
Murray,
Prenv
i.
(.'.
TOLMIE
SEEMS
QUITE
PLEASED
OTTAWA,
Dec.
15
"We
had
a
ve
y
friendly
discussion
on
all
aspects
appertaining
to
the
natu
ral
resources
of
British
Columbia
FRANK
GENARO
BEAT
SIEVE
ROCCO
IN
TEN
ROUND
BOXING
BOUT
DETROIT.
D
t
-15.
F
ankie
Genaro,
flyweight
title
holder.
won
a
scheduled
ten-round
bout
with
Steve
Roceo,
Toronto,
on
a
foul
in
the
second
round.
The
bout
was
for
the
title.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Knglfeh
Ixwgue,
Division
1.
Astoa
Villa.
Manchester
City
postponed
fog.
Burnley
0,
The
Wednesday
2.
Bury,
Birmingham,
postponed,'
(
fef.
Cardiff
1,
Bolton
1.
Leeds
United
1.
Arsenal
1.
Leicester
4,
Huddersfield
1.
Liverpool
1,
Blackburn
1.
Manchester
United
1,
Everetoo
1.
Newcastle
A,
Darby
1.
Sheffield
United
S.
Portsmouth,
0.
Westham
8,
Sunderland
8.
Seriind
Division
Hull
City
1,
Swansea
1.
Middleboro
8,
Bristol
City
1.
Mlhrall
4,
Grimsby
1.
Notts
County
1,
Stoke
City
0.
Oldham
1,
Notts
Forest
2.
Portsvale
0,
Bradford
1.
Preston
2,
Barnaley
1.
Reading
3,
Chelsea
3.
Southampton
1,
West
Brom-wich
1.
Tottenham
1.
Blackpool
2.
Wolverhampton
8.
Clapton
2.
Scottish
league.
Division
1.
Aberdeen
5.
Falkirk
8.
Airdrles
2.
Rangers
5.
Ayr
United
0,
Raith
RoVera
1.
Celtic
1.
Hearts
o.
Hamilton
0,
Kilmarnock
2.
Hibernians
2.
Dundee
0.
Motherwell
3,
Third
Lanark
X.
Partick
2.
C"tottoty
1.,
Queens
Park
2,
CWj
1.
St
Johnstone
1.
St
Mirrtn
0.
THEODORE
ROBERTS
LOS
ANGELES.
Dec.
egate
Inlet
last
Tuesday
afternoon
and
drifted
ashore
near
Tlell,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
tbe
Prince
John
today
and
will
proceed
10
Vancouver
by
the
next
boat
which
will
be
the
steamer
Catala
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
The
Pesuta,
whose
crew
fears
he
will
be
a
total
low,
is
new
flowing,
through
the
hull
as
the
tide
ebbs
and
flows.
Owing
to
weather
con-ditioa.
salvage
of
the
barge
can
hardly
be
attempted
at
this
time.
The
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.,
however,
is
stripping
he-of
smaller
fittings
and
equipment
and
an
attempt
will
be
mude
later
to
take
off
the
larger
machinery
The
barge
itself
will
probably
be
abandoned
.
The
Pesuta
will
be
the
third
log
carrying
barge
that
the
Pacific
untJ
r.rkH
.
...i.i.
Coyle
Navigation
Co.
has
kt
in
resoect
to
manv
of
th
n..tinn.
"rt
yea:s.
A
couple
of
years
declared
Premier
Toimie,
after
conferences
with
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
thin
morning.
The
premier
said
that
although
the
present
confe.eoce
were
closed,
there
still
remained
certain
work
to
be
done,
particularly
in
the
nature
of
legislation,
before
the
whole
mat-tar
of
raiaraing
natural
rssnwran
to
the
piwiaca
could
be
consum-
or
so
the
Dromrock
was
lout
in
the
Bella
Coola
district.
Last
year
the
Bingamon
was
lost
in
the
vicinity
of
Victoria.
The
Bingamon,
it
will
be
remembered,
was
the
barge
which
on
her
first
trip
four
years
ago
this
winter
broke
away
from
the
tug
Maaeett
and
drifted
before
a
high
gale
with
all
on
bea
d
for
almost
50
miles
and
coded
up
to
a
safe
anchorage
at
the
Duada
IstaMr.-
All
throe
lasoa
barges
were
former
sailing
ships
equipped
with
donkey
engines
and
other
machinery.
While
such
ves-
feeifl
have
been
found
advantageous
for
the
carrying
of
large
quanti
ties
of
logs,
it
has
also
been
found
that
very
powerful
tugs
arc
nee
essary
to
hold
them
when
there
i
s.termy
weather.
BRITAIN
AND
LUGANO,
Italy.
Dec.
15.
Accord
between
Great
Britain
and
Italy
as
to
the
procedure
for
carrying
out
an
agreement
for
the
aettieatent
of
the
reparations
problem
and
evacuation
of
the
Rhine
era
the
outstanding
development
at
the
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
League
of
Nations.
Th
agreement
was
announced
by
Sir
Attllm
Chamberlain,
in'
which
he
said
it
was
deemed
important
since
those
two
powers
were
named
as
guarantors
of
peace
on
the
Rhine
under
the
Locarno
Pact.
UNABLE
TO
SEARCH
MIDDLETON
ISLAND
JUNEAU.
Dec
16.
Captain
Jennings
of
the
salvage
tug
Aku-tan
radioed
that
he
had
made
two
futiie
attempts
to
land
on
barren
Mlddleton
Island
to
search
for
the
twelve
missing
fishermen
from
the
schooners
Brunvol
and
Imperial.
The
Akutan
is
returning
to
Ketchikan
because
of
shortage
of
fuel.
RECOUYCT
ORDERED
VICTORIA,
Dec.
16:
A
re-eount
on
the
Victoria
by-election
was
ordered
this
morning
by
Judge
Lampman
in
the
county
court
During
the
afternoon
there
will
'be
a
program
Including
a
dialogue!
by
Garden
Williseroft
and
Billy
Bremner;
piano
solos
by
Billy
Ful-
15
:
1
ler
and
Muriel
Vance;
and
a
aad,
sketch
by
Misses
Annie
alker,
IJtOOUOre
""?
'
.
.
t.hm
Finlev.
Jean
Ritrhie.
Helen
Ma
sir
star
.wd
ysw
-
-
,
:,
screen
Walker
and
Klsie
I
inley.
68
years
of
age.
,
Boston
Grill
Evcryon
read
the
Claulftal
Ada.
LARGE
CABARET
lose,
kdverttM
tor
It.
If
j
im
Special
Dinner
Thursday!
and
It
you
rind,
locate
tbe
owner.
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
Wi-atcvcr
you
need,
adwtlae
lor
it
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
(JET
T"E
CLAHBiriED
II,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accommodations
tor
Private
Part
lea
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
-mi
."J.a
.1.
MX.,
No.
294
v
ft
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1028
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
NEW
FOOTHOLD
ON
LIFE
FOR
KING
SOUGHT
if
Hours
Sleep
Improves
Hiun
of
Patient
at
Buckingham
Palace
-..DON,
Dec.
15.
King
,
(
,
woin
by
26
days
of
ill-today
was
struggling
ly
tor
a
new
foothold
on
Uter
Buffering
somewhat
.Sack
yesterday
following
.rations
Wednesday,
the
j
needed
in
securing
aev-
jr.v
sleep
last
night
and
-I
today
with
a
steady
pulse
.
itliout
further
exhaustion,
morning's
bulletin
is
regard-palace
circles
as
satisiac-
Wueen
did
not
leave
the
today
and
the
Prince
of
i
now
carrying
on
the
work
i
t
her.
lie
lunched
today
-
Queen
and
Princess
King-
physicians
issued
!
lowing
bulletin
this
moronic
King
has
had
several
t
.-deep.
The
local
condi--o
far
satisfactory.
There
-
-
cease
in
the
exhausUon
'
pulse
remains
steady."
i;()N,
Dec.
15.
Tonight's
.-t.ited
the
King
had
a
with
some
rest.
Though
remains
ateady
and
u
moderate,
the
exhaus
'
istM.
It
has
been
decid-
ploy
ray
therapy
as
part
atment.
ANXIETY
FELT
TOR
la
?
A
fivri
r
...
wli
i
uf
MISSION
BOAT
THOS.
CROSBY.
SKIDEGATE,
Dec.
IS:
Considerable
anxiety
is
felt
here
for
the
safety
of
the
United
Church
mission
launch
Thomas
Crosby
with
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
and
Capt.
William
Oliver
on
board
They
went
to
Cape
St.
James
JamC"
IPEZUTACREW
iPENSIONFUND
!
TRELLE
VISITS
REACHES
CITY
Water
Rising
and
Falling
In
Hull
of
Log
Carrying
Barge
Ashore
in
Skidegate
Inlet
The
captain
and
seven
members
of
the
crew
of
the
log
carrying
d
,Z
T
V1'
I
b"
rezuU'
whlch
b;ke
away
-
u
re
now
nine
days
over-
from
from
th
the
tug
Imbrecarla
In
Skid
due.
The
weather
has
been
one
continual
storm
since
they
left
It
is
hoped
that
the
little
vissel
may
be
safely
anchored
in
some
bay
or
other
point
of
shelter.
The
steamer
Prince
John,
on
arrival
here
this
week
from
the
south,
reported
hav-
ing
seen
the
Thomas
Crosby
at
Rose
Harbor.
FOR
TEACHERS
C.N.R.
PRESIDENT
Tat
Is
Plan
Virtually
Decided
On
Calls
on
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Four
Per
Cent
of
Salaries
Going
to
Provide
It
VICTORIA,
Dec.
15.
A
scheme
has
been
virtually
endorsed
by
which
the
teachers
of
British
Columbia
will
contribute
After
Visiting
Grain
Centres
and
Winning
Prizes
MONTREAL.
Dec.
15:
Pos
slbilities
of
development
and
col
onization
in
the
Peace
River
country
were
the
subject
of
dis
cussion
todar
between
Sir
Henrv
4
per
cent
of
their
monthly
sal-
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
iiries
toward
the
fund
p-oviding
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-lor
retiring
allowances.
Tbe
gov-
ways
and
Herman
Trelle
of
rnmeiit
will
make
up
any
short-
Wembley
in
tbe
Peace
Rivir,
hol-
ige
between
the
amounts
avail-
der
of
three
worlds'
ehampien-
ible
and
the
needs
of
the
profes-
ships
m
grain
and
the
most
out-
-:ion,
an
amount
not
expected
to
standing
fignri
in
agriculture
in
-e
large.
i
Caaada
todi
y.
oi
u.eir
iim
live
moatus
eon
Iri
buttons
to
provide
for
teachers
e.inng
sbortiy
before
contributing
substantially
to
tbe
fund.
T
E
I
1
,
:
.
.
.
A.
1
-
ucKiBiauuu
iv
gitc
eiiei-i
vo
ine
jjr
yy
J
scheme
is
expected
to
be
brought
:'.:.
oown
next
session
Tln..
AU-i.
fl
..l.tt
In
Mnn.
linr,
unUAA
i
,w
t.
1IU
wo-tuers
wecioeu
recently
ir
a
m
Troll
..-
Mod
mA
tad
tbe
t
,.M
water
is
i.
fi.
.j
establish
a
$100,000
fund
out
nt,,,
ti,,.
.
,
f
V
W
V
IIH
SfiUl
j
n
ning
and
later
met
Sir
Henry
hoi
-iton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Trelle
alae
met
W.
D.
Robb
vico-presi-
nt
of
fie
C.
N.
Railways
and
the
company.
Black,
director
of
col-and
agriculture
for
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
YOUNG
FOLKS
BAZAAR
TODAY
MAY
DONATE
Presbyterian
,
Girls
and
Beys
Con-
SaIvatkm
Armv
Fund
Conspicuous
ducting
Affair
This
Alter-
by
lcDem
of
Sma
nuvii
in
uiiuicii
Amounts
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Sun-,
Tli,
salvation
A:
my
Christmas
day
schooj
of
FlraV
Presbyterian
dinoe
and
h
unper
fund
which
Church
is
taking
place
this
aftar-;
i3
growing
steadily
is
not
sup-r.oon
in
the
baaujment
of
the
ported
to
any
large
extent
by
small
church,
which
hae
Ven
artistic-
donations.
Children
and
others
ally
deeo-ated
wkh
Christmas
coi-
who
can
apare
only
a
dollar
or
or
aMl
adorn
raantfcfoy
the
me-
half
a
doHar
are
invited
tflinj
SIR
JOSEPH
MAKES
HANDSOME
DONATION
Q.
C.
CITY
HOSPITAL
SKIDEGATE,
Dec.
15:
A
donation
of
$500
has
been
made
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital
operated
by
the
United
Church
marine
M
:
:
r
i
w
n
Dybhavn,
Pete
Sunderland
and
I.
Finess.
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod.
Mrs.
Karl
Dybhavn.
Miss
Rowon.
J.
Farstad
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen.
COLD
STORAGE
WINS
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
land
and
John
E.
Davy,
superin-
the
father
sick
and
unable
to
their
favor.
lenueoi
oi
me
aurraay
scnooi,
is
work
cannot
have
all
the
good
in
general
charge
of
the
arrange-
things
which
are
possible
for
those
,
mw,ts.
more
fortunately
situated.
Do-
f
ollowing
aro
the
girls
and
nations
since
yesterday
include:
LOCAL
NEWS
'ITEMS
boys
in
charge:
Frhuell's
Meat
Market,
10
pounds
Fancy
work
Misses
Margaret
;
meat.
'
Edith
Mahaffey
.
Ned
MeLeod
...............
.$1
ln
clty
rni.
...
'
Home
coc4,ng-Mi.S
Myrna
SAinwnadlan
Co.
front
quarter
to
a
ch
of
TOJfranc
iller.
Ann
Ann
virkpnH.ii
Kirkendall,
Pheme
Ph.,
of
beef,
making
about
20
roasts
ir-n
-u.
irjlj
Fuller,
Flnley
and
Jean
Ritchie.
Toys
Misses
Sheila
Stuart,
Winnifred
Eby
and
Betty
Bast-
man.
Novelties
Misses
Beulah
Mc-Kinley
and
Olive
Munro.
j
Te
i
room
Miaees
Nessie
j
Brown,
Irene
Mitchell,
Margaret
i
cri.
vr
i
j
it.
i
iaH,
mmj
rfvarn
una
iisrau
Walker.
Fish
pond
Misses
Helen
Ak-
Naughton,
Lily
Jones,
Marion
Ryan
and
Bettf
Cameron.
of
5
pounds
each.
Donation
$5
Previously
acknowledged
$81
BARCLAY'S
BANK
CANADABRANCH
.
SALVATION
ARMY
,
Wc
invite
you
to
the
meetings
Sunday
at
11
a.m.,
2(90
a.m.,
7:80
p.m.
Lots
of
good
music
and
figs.
Come,
bring
your
friend
a
real
welcome
await
you.
Y.
P.
Christmas
DemonetraUon
Friday,
December
21.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
245
Second
Avenue
This
Society
is
a
branch
of
The'
Mother
Church,
The
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
Service
at
11
a.m.-,
subject,
"God,
the
Only
Creator
of
Man."
Testimony
Meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
The
public
in
cordially
invited.
,
r.--.
v
.uviniM
9ueieuueu
sen
tence.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Bender
of
Atlin
who
has
bean
with
Miaa
DuVernet
for
some
time
was
called
to
Haielton
i.n
account
of
tbe
serious
illness
of
her
sister
Mrs.
McLean
of
Grassy
Plains.
Bail
in
the
sum
of
$2,000
has
been
set
in
the
case
of
Ben
Self
OTTAWA.
Dec.
15.
Barclay's
who
ha
mi
f,
iBank
(Bngland)
will
make
ap-
on
a
chanre
of
false
oreUiian
in
5m'
p,teat,0,,
at
the
next
wsmIoB
of
Uon
with
a
chattel
mort-lioya
stall
stall
(
woodworiO-Gordon
woodworK)
-Hrdon
Mriteaent
parliament
he
ne
e
e
to
io
incorporate
incorporate
a
a
gage.
Williseroft
and
Jack
McRae.
Kitchen
Misses
Annie
Walker,
Elsie
Fin
fey
and
Louise
-Lindseth
and
Mrs.
J.
H
addon.
Cashier
Mrs.
Robert
Davie.
Decorations
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Cameron.
Sunday
school
teachers
assisting
include
Mrs.
R.
F.
McNaugh-ton,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Mackay
and
Miss
Florence
Smith.
Uralich
in
the
Dominion
with
a
capital
of
half
a
million
dollars,
the
head
off
ice
to
be
in
Montreal.
MONTREAL,
Dec.
16.
A
financial
column
in
the
Ottawa
Ga-sette
says:
"It
is
understood
that
Sir
Robert
Borden,
former
premier
of
Canada,
will
accept
the
office
of
the
president
of
the
new
bank
(Barclay's).
SERVICES
AT
THE
CHURCHES
ST.
PETER'S
CHURCH
A
atrvke
will
be
held
at
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
C
at
11
a.m.
4
December
1G,
by
Bishop
Rix.
"Sanda
34ki1
at
10:80.
Capt
K.
H.
Simpson,
manager
of
the
Langara
cannery
at
Mas-sett,
and
Mrs.
Simpson
were
arrivals
in
the
city
from
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning.
James
Gibbons,
who
has
been
here
in
connection
with
the
settlement
of
the
affairs
of
his
brother,
the
late
E.
C.
Gibbons,
who
was
recently
drowned,
will
leave
by
Monday
morning's
train
on
his
return
to
his
home
at
Bangor,
Maine.
Irwin
Bruyn
of
Oregon,
nephew
I
of
the
late
A.
W.
Edge
and
now
half
owner
of
the
paint
shop
business
here,
arrived
in
the
city
!
from
the
south
on
the
Princes
Royal
yesterday
afternoon,
being
here
on
business.
He
is
undec-:
ided
as
to
whether
or
not
be
will
remain
here.
.Mr.
Buyrn,
some
ears
age,
was
connected
with
j
the
shop.
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
BRITAIN
PAYS
PART
OF
DEBi'
Nearly
Billion
Dollars
Already
Paid
Off
Since
Refunding
by
U.
S.
iuuuivil
tlll.l
tjll
U
JSCIIII
J.
1
9
i
I
1
1
S.T
T
1
T
a
unuui,
uec.
io.
A
,.Dn
velle
of
t
Toronto.
.
pay-
ment
f
$94(0000oo
was
made
to-
day
fcy
tfle
British
government
to
the
United
States
on
account
of
(IOIuiMMOMTIONjSm
P
A
FIT
A
RriTrMTifTlT
hniB
P
lJ'ment
brought
ths
total
tiAr
Vm
1.
I
nillUlllUlill
A
V
I
WD.SrN
turned
over
,o
lh-
United
states
treasury
since
the
fundinr
of
the
i
debt
to
$964,000,000,
reducing
the
There
was
a
large
crowd
out
!
amount
outstanding
to
about
four
last
night
at
the
Moose
Hall
to1
'"id
a
half
billion.
attend
a
meeting
in
commemora-j
-
tion
of
the
late
Captain
Raoldi
Amundsen,
the
famous
exolorer.
U
V
TVk
AT
B.
M.
Simpson
occupied
the
thai
!
1
Uu
i
I
MIL
til
and
among
those
taking
part
were
j
Mayor
McMordie,
Olof
Hanson,
Rev.
John
Hanson,
John
Dybhavn,'
J.
Selvig,
Alderman
Prudhomme
nd
others.
Arrangements
for
the
event
were
in
the
capable
hands
of
John
Iversen,
Karl
THE
LIBRARY
Large
Number
of
Books
Loaned
Last
Month
Wns
Reported
to
the
Board
Last
Night
The
month
of
November
was
a
busy
one
at
the
public
library,
the
total
output
of
books
for
the
month
being
4,023
an
average
of
201.1
each
day,
the
librarian
re-
tMll-tM)
In
ih
Tina,)
ta
DECISIVE
MARGIN,
While
most
of
this
7
fiction
itaerc
were
in
addition
408
non-
C.
L.
Youngman
(Grand
Ter-
'g1"
and
minals)
defeated
A.
Maedonald
19
te.
"Pte
department
(Cold
Storage)
200
to
196
last
JTUfu,g
ftUl
book
we
night
in
the
outatandimr
oam
f
a'
one
""P"
nd
88
la
this
week's
second
division
bil
liard
fixture.
Th
fVilil
!Uiiu
"lndJ?i8lUL-to8t
L
tbKone
game
jn-th
ehaae,
makinc
a
total
collection
after
allowing
for
SS
discarded
oi
w
vouuses.
inexe
are
The
fanotior
waa-prned
heMniTthe
neWTJWWle
enior
.ku
JZZJ-l
.Z:
.
ow
tliS
borrowerT
sr
new
ones
-
at
3
o'clock
by
Rev.
J-hnf
Suther-
Jt
.'
I
their
Christmaa
Families
where
-
r
wut.u
having
taken-
Mt
cards
durinir
yyc.pwmn
ana
zs
oeijig
cancelled.
The
Board,
last
night
decided
to
close
the
t
library
Christmas
uay
ana'ivew
reartf-
Day.
After
close
financing
it
was
reported
by
the
secretary
that
the
Board
would
end
the
year
with
a
'
small
balance
to,
the
good
to
offset
a
small
overdraft
last
year.
A
good
deal
more
money
could
have
been
spent
with
benefit
to
the
institution
but
it
was
not
available.
The
Librarian
report
that
as
the
result
of
a
considerable
demand
the
library
is
carrying
the
telephone
books
from
Calgary,
Montreal,
Seattle,
Toronto,
Vancouver,
Victoria.
Winnipeg
and
that
more
will
be
added
for
reference
purposes.
.,
The
books
on
edutaUen
pro-'
vided
by
the
'Parent
Teacher
Association
have
arrived.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
laat
night
were
P
resident
James
Black,
Secretary
Gearga
Wilkinson,
Alderman
Dibb,
V.
Basso-Bert.
II.
F.
Pullen
and
Miss
Cruickshank.
ORR
REMOVED
FROM
CHURCH
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
16.
The
judgment
of
the
commission
of
tbe
General
Assembly
of
tbe
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
investigating
the
case
of
Rev.
S.
Robertson
Orr
was
issued
today.
It
removes
Mr.
Orr
from
the
office
of
minister
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada
and
terms
him
"wholly
unworthy
and
unfit
te
be
a
minister
of
the
Gospel."
-
TO
THE
RATEPAYERS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
15:
Prince
pieaw
save
Saturday's
George
sailed
at
to
Lon-
midnight
jpi-
as
we
wish
to
ref.r
don
on
the
steamer
Bereagaria.
particularly
to
the
Power
-
i
offers
therein
published.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
American
State
Public
'
Service
Company
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15,-Wheat
bv
G.
S.
CLARK
'
was
quoted
on
the
exchange
at
$1IR'.