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DAILY
EDITION
aU
Thursday,
Dec.
20.
1928
SUPPORT
THE
WINNER
Whoever
secures
the
majority
vote
at
the
plebiscite
being
takwodaypi
he
poyor
qjefptioiv
will
probably
be
the
ones
to
ydiotk
9nnc
HulMt
will
afcll
their
power
plant
and
frarjphb:
FoM
tk&
teaton
w
suggest
that
the
momeht
fHe
vlSte
ts
countea,
the
campaign
be
forgot
ten
and
we
all
unite
in
securing
passage
of
the
necessary
bylaw
to
give
effect
to
the
majority,
wish.
In
unity
there
is
strength.
...-
THE
YOUNG
,REPQRT
INCIDENT
The
incident
in
connection
with
the
Youne
reDort
andl-
are
ready
to
admit
hat
akkfman
acted
in
what
he
Thi-
Pilgrims
"f
the
United
StnU-e.
a
niiet)-
for
the
promotion
of
better
relations
with
the
British
Empire,
held
a
dinner
in
New
York
on
1).
,
ember,
10
in
honor
of
Vincent
Massey,
Canadmn
Minister
Plenipotentiary
to
the
United
Staten,
the
Prime
Ministers
of
the
Eastern
Provinces
and
other
Canadian
leaders.
The
dinner
is
viewed
as
marking
a
milestone
in
international
jood
will
and
co-operation
between
the
Governments
of
'the
two
countries.
Above
are
five
Canadians
who
were
guests
of
honor:
Vincent
Massey.
top.
left:
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe.
Canadian
Minister
of
Justice.
Irittom
left;
Mr.
Justice
Riddel!,
top
right:
Sir
Frederick
Williams-Taylor,
centre,
and
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes.
Premier
of
Nova
Scotia,
bottom
right.
FORM
EH
OWNER
OP
PROVINCE
PASSER
AWAY
(continued
from
page
1)
his
early
years
and
received
his
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thnraday,
December
20.
1923
SCHOOL
GIVES
FINE
CONCERT
education
in
Hamilton
and
it
was
.,
.
,
here
that
he
first
ventured
into
.
.
,
.
.
ten.
lism
as
a
bov.
editih
H
'
v
hing
a
small
mWrthfy
hf
fa
'
finl
eats
of
cycling,
of
which
sport
i
.
.
..........
kt
,
Ht,
j
Last
evening
in
the
inooi
uaii
Love
For
Canada
Wd
Christmas
concert
.
,
.
was
given
Any
the
pupils
of
Aa-
He
ws
possessed
of
a
great
nuDeUt,OB
,
SebooL
love
for
Canada
aiid
envisioned
a.
The
ysuioM
were
well
Dominion
wiUun
the
BnfcJ
greater
reBdered
h
M
perfor-Uh
Empire,
fhu
regard
for
the
BMd
Jrksnds
who
were
una
ox
nis
Dinn
ctmt
aaiurai
to
a
member
of
the
staff
of
General
Isaac
Brock
in
thewar
of
1812.
while
his
great-grandfather,
Commodore
Grant,
operated
under
General
Amherst
in
the
conquest
i
of
Canada
from
the
French.
Following
his
natural
inclina
nrMPnt
in
1a
ma
nnmhrt
aTKnuu
him,
as
his
grandfather.
Colonel
thwMelw
as.
delighted
with
nooen
.-icmi,
pimfKu
ma
iimwr-
the
tramm.
tnt
part
in
Canadian
histo
y
as
.
Both
the
teachers
and
the
young
actors
are
to
be
congrat-j
ulated
on
the
wonderful
success
of
their
efforts.
Following
Is
the
program:
Opening
chore
"Hurrah
for
j
Santa."
Recitation
"The
cremation
of
tion,
while
still
in
his
teens,
he
Sam
McGee,"
Paddy
Palmer,
joined
the
staff
of
the
Hamilton
Action
Song
"About
Daddies,"
'
Spectator.
It
was
during
the
Little
Ones,
years
that
followed
while
he
was
Play
"Rachel
the
Leper
Maid-
on
the
repo
tonal
staff
of
this
Onr
Blessed
Mother,
Agnes
!
journal
that
he
formrd
a
friend-
Harmon.
j
'
ship
with
William
Southam
that
St
Joseph
Malle
DeMareo.
j
!wa
further
cemented
in
recent
Rachel,
Zena
Aotonello.
1
years,
when.
rhile
lieutenant-'
oeim,
Majvarc
Stalker.
governor
or
snuts
ioiuiudm.
ner
LmajHwrra-si
uaiin,
aaraa.
Hon.
Mr.
Nichoi
diapamd
of
the
Amelia
MasL
Yoiande
Dorata-majority
control
in
the
Vancouver
ato.
Daily
Province
to
Mr.
Southam
'.
Fist
Merchant.
Michael
Mc-
and
his
sons.
i
Utffery.
On
leaving
Hamilton
he
went'
to
Toronto,
where
he
was
sue-'
cessiveiy
employed
on
the
staff
of
the
Daily
Newa
and
the
Saturday
Night.
As
a
m-mber
of!
the
latter
publication
he
won
a
wife
nnutation
as
a
writer.
In
Second
Merchant.
Fred
Reich.
First
Traveller.
Angus
Gillie
Second
Traveller,
Joseph
Gillie.
Levite.
Francis
Monte
bo.
Isaac.
Carl
Reich.
Levi.
Michael
Monte
no.
Shepherds
Simeon.
Reuben.
1898
he
accepted
the
editorship
Pie,
Dvi.
Bosario
Maisei.
of
the
Hamilton
Herald,
where
RuPrt
HTiiffia.
Walter
Smith,
he-
remained
for
eight
years.
Aw,re
LefwrneaB.
Later
he
went
to
London,
f
M...
Angels.
Ines
PetUnuszo,
Cecile
vaJnele.
Antoinette
Blain
and
as
manager
of
the
London
-ws.
this
was
a
ilwwt
Heed
eftwpr
AtcPonald.
,
-
Mfl
ti
i
m
ndh
left
the
east
when
he
"
ine
uirvnoay
i
a
acuine
mis
pouBc
te
BrHiah
Columb$
tfane
M
the
eeftret
hi.
mintnm
,,ti
JSv
Tn
"rV
Kwe.rtr
Margaret
Stalker.
(coast,
locating
at
Victoria.
Here
rnyiits
Sloan.
in
rZiK
BP-
rvo
T
Couawa-WJnnifred.
tomt
emrtiiatag
jasf
SM
.
iwi"'
'"
rgar
it
?
t
u
11
l
i
t
iBsMmisWI
wrth
twua
u;
MiAdsf-i
?r.
ag
TV
a
1
-
.
v.
i.tt.
Urn
lAnoMl
fnr
a
LaUETllr
lTUTWe.
short
period
i
newspaper
work
:ie-
Elisabeth.
Dorothy
Larsen.
at
Kaalo
and
tasW
came
to
the!''
irley
McEwen.
WeealFss1Qmi'
iLLa."'"-r-
.
ine
action
oi
Aioennan
couan
is
u
oe
regrerxea,
our.
w.8i..
:
-
.
.n"Smm
Rupert
Whlffin
n
.
a
t
nm
:
MiajMk'
no
r
T
7
tnOUgnt
tO
De
ine
DesrMMreSXS4)I
tne
City.
aitnOUgh
We
I
the
Pro.-inee
emernd
aa
a
dallv.
still
think
it
was
not
a
wise
thing
to
do.
He
explained
the
;
Later
the.
partnership-
iris
dis-
i
matter
at
the
meeting
last
night;
We
might
suggest
that
aoived.
fcnator
Boitogstog
thiej
therf
is
a
ne-ht
and
wrfHiff
wav
to
do
evervthinc-.
Qfff.
)
ana
neaemiiag
cial
business
has
to
be
conducted
in
an
official
manner.
CANADIAN
LEADERS
HONORED
BL
ANCIENT
SOCIETY
Piaau.
emu
Mr.
i
iiatliiw
e
newepser.
whkh.
ejei
gsid-'jance
in
the
succeeding
years
be-j
came
one
of
the
most
influential
journals
of
the
fou:
western
prov-
;
int
es.
tie
was
not
a
strong
party
manj
-
ranama.
Jessie.
Masnet
-
-Xhonin
'Sakta."
God
Save
the
Kjng.
j
lfocal
Items
lnu
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:30,
was
repor
ted
uus
morning
to
be
on
time
u.
politics,
preferring
to
support,
rrank
Keefe
and
Dr.
Boucher
&ny
movement
of
which
he
was
of
Francois
Lake
salted
y
ester
convinced
was
intended
for
the,
day
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Kod
of
ancouver.
Bntish
Colum-
Mary
for
Vancouver.
Lia
and
the
Dominion.
I
I.feutenant-;oerBr
K.
w.
Kennedy,
Stewart
law-
When
en
the
death
of
Lreuten-!
yer.
and
Mrs.
Kennedy
will
be
:
(kivsrnor
Prior
in
1920
the
paasengers
aboard
the
Prince
)ix
h
ofic
was
tendered
to
Mr.
(Rupert
tomorrow
aJtaraioon
go-
ichol.
the
appeihtnatnt
was
re-i'"
uth
,or
Christmas
hofi
1
eived
fr.
the
public
as
a
popular
ys.
'
tie.
H
filled
the
office
Rh
.l
nitv
ard
credit
to
himself
audi
w-
f
J-
Crawford
of
Stewart
K
n-h
Columbia.
Iwi!
be
a
nasaeager
Aboard
the
Hon.
Mr.
Nichoi
had
always.
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
after-!
en
keenly
interested
in
matters!
';on
oing
through
to
Vancouver
lertaining
to
education
and
hial
lere
he
will
spend
the
Christ-v
ork
in
this
connection
was
rec-i
m
holidaya
with
Mrs.
Craw-ized
when
the
University
ofiford
nl
family.
British
Columbia
whb
h
conferred
i
,.or
him
The
degree
of
LL
D.
He
endowed
several
schola"-
hii-
in
French
universities
for
graduates
of
the
University
of
f
iri
ri
.-h
Columbia,
for
the
purpose
f
fo;ering
a
better
understanding
between
the
two
countries.
;tid
so
highly
was
the
purpore
of
His
benefaction
regarded
that
the
president
and
Kw-
nment
of
France
invested
him
with
KJ
Cross
of
thes
Len
xi
Ifoner.
J
The
vear
a'ffer'he
fam
to'
BritM
ish
Columbia,
Hon.
Mr.
Nichoi
was
married
to
Miss
Greta
'Josephine
March
Moore
of
London.
Ont
.
daughter
of
the
Ute.Pr.
Chariea
Greenwood
Moo
e.
-Mrs.
Nichoi
snd
their
two
children.
John
Moore
Nichoi
and
Mrs.
:
Mara
e.
jita
Mainguv,
wife
of
!
Lieutenant
fil
Rollo'
Mainyuy.
I
R.C.N.
.
survive
him.
I
,
F.
J.
Crossland
M.
K..
who
ip
supervising
operations
at
cer-tuin
mining
properties
in
the
Stewart
section,
will
be
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
afternoon
going
through
to
his
home
in
Vancouver
for
the
Christmas
holidays.
C.N.R.
steamer'Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
D.
Donald,
la
making
a
special
call
at
Ketekflma
today
in
addition
to
Stewsrt
and
Anyox
fend
is
expected
to
arrive
at
4
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon
sailing
south
at
6
p.m.
Norris
W.
Pringfc,
for
many
years
with
the
C.P.R.
staff
here,
will
mov
tei
Vstteoum
next
month,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Pringle.
to
efctisje
Of!
insurance
business
in
the
southern
city.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
HOLD
STEAMER
FOR
'
CHRISTftlAS
SAIUNH
In
order
to
accomifiodate
those
desiring
to
go
south
after
schools
close
Friday.
December
21,
the
Ca
nadian
National
Steamship
announce
that
on
that
day
the
S.
S.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
hero
mtil
6:no
;).m.,
arriving
Vancou
ver
at
9:0o
a.m.
Sunday.
Decem
ber
23.
Make
reservations
arlv
at
City
Ticket
Office,
Third
Ave.
Phone
260.
203
MOST
POWERFUL
LOCOMOTIVE
IN
WORLD
GAYIGAN
AWARDED
JUDGRIENT
IN
CASE
OYER
LIEN
PROCEEDS
Kn
..y
by
Jujge
1'
.
'
IIM'
l)f
P
-
J
.
'
(i.-jviii.tn
Mir
f:-..n-.
t'-.e
'
.
'
'I.
Ill
o!il
l.iv.-;.g
were
in
dispute.
Tee
pv.'
jjrs;
r.s
show
two
views
of
the
r.
260
H.P.,
oil-elettnc
Income
-lisned
by
motirt
power
.
rs
of
the
Caudlu
Natiot
n.
i:..
A
ys
sad
now
pUtd
in.ser.jci-.
Ire
locomotive
weifbt
650jHK
p
,.r
l-
sad
is
desited
to
operot.
'.tt
rer
snd
freijjkt
cenrict;
where
speed
sad
power
art
required.
Simplicity
of
operation"
and
economy
are
features
of
this
new
monarch
of
the
rails
which
marks
ich
sn
evolution
in
the
history
of
transportation
that
ea.
jrineer
believe
it
will
prove
to
U
the
uccejor
of
the
steam
locoeio.
t;ve.
It
is
capable
of
earryiar
nger
trains
for
greater
distance
with
l,-s
refueling
than
any
trp
f
..
...rr.otve
now
i0
SM.
Too
r
,i.
ve!ope-l
hy
the
oil
engine
is
nv.
r:.
a
u.tu
t'.ectrieal
energy
ky
.
(r
n.
ratir
and
then
UaMraitttd
:ht
trar:iur
motors
reared
to
:he
driving
sxfes.
In
the
cab
win-i
of
:he
lower
pbotojrraph
is
-fn
C.
F..
Brooks.
Chief
of
MoUt
i
wer
oi
iae
uaadiaa
NatioaU
u
uways,
wno
murgeiy
rtipo
j
sihle
for
this
nsw
IWmUve.
.DtlKEOFaOUCESTER
AT
MADEIRA
ISLAND
e!'
.ir.it
.
Co.
FUNCHAL,
Island
of
Ma-Hers,
Dec.
20:
The
liner
Itslmi's'
...
.
.
t
,
,
.
.
.
J.
.
i
'yne
appeared
for
the
(
astle
with
the
Duke
of
(.,ou'v
Judgment
for
the
defendant
.n
.
,
J
,
,
,
.
.
,
w
.
,
,
.
.
u
o-tul
defendant
while
w.
.
!er
awtrd
arrived
here
tr;j
the
sum
of
JM.-,
with
costs
was
1(l!t,
;,,,
W
K
Fjf,ner
act,.d
wir.,in
.i)ing
agJ,in
at
li
13
handed
down
in
County
Court
ir
th
plaintiffs.
a.m.
Special
Xmas..Sal&.
PLEASE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tliia
Sale
will
contmcnccjin.
mediately
and
v
il
itut
tv)
Monday
Hifht,
December
21.
In
(fltcr
words,
our
?reat
Pre
Inventor
Salb
is
stilt
on
and
going
ffWitf.
The
gvode
which
did
not
sell
at
the
prices-
they
carried
from
Saturday
till
Wednesday
are
reduced
tay
ta
a
new
fewer
prkc.
Wc
tell
you
people
that
price
is
no
object
in
this
sale.
These
goods
must
be
sold
and
the
stock
be
reduced.
'
This
Special
Xmas
Sale
is
in
reality
a
coatjmpnee
of
our
P
re-Inventory
Sale.
Tlie
only
difference
is
that
we
are
of
ferine
you
all
our
stock
of
Xmas
merchandise
at
a
reductkttt
from
25
to
oD
percent.
A
Mg
space
in
the
paper
is
mi
avails
Me
today,
(rat
tomorrow
c
shall
have
all
the
space
we
want
and
shall
specify
every
article.
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS'
LAMES'
CLOVES
LA
HIES'
HOSIERY
LAMPS'
HANDKERCHIEFS
LADiKS'
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