ua
been
taken
up.
.
nominee.
Evidence
tor
Crown
All
Given
in
Oliver
Tar
and
Feather
Case
with
Dr.
Latimer
and
Others
Witnesses
Constable
Says
He
Fired
At
Car
and
There
Was
a
Ballet
Hole
Found
In
Oliver's
Car
On
Following
Day
at
Pehticton
Garage
PENTICTON,
Dec.
3.
Dr.
V.
E.
Latimer,
testifying
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
preliminary
hearing
of
Charles
Oliver,
charged
with
"forcible
seizure,"
stated
that
Oliver
was
sitting
at
the
wheel
of
the
Sedan
automobile
into
which
Latimer
was
dragged
last
Monday
night
and
taken
away
to
be
subjected
to
an
application
of
"sticky
fluid"
and
feathery
Dr.
Latimer
also
testified
that
Oliver
threatened
his
.
.life
last
AUgust
and
had
given
him
M'ALPINE
PARTY
OUT
!
:
Five
Member
of
V
Expedite
hxpfdition
Jill
1
Rcsrhrd
Civilization
Today
at
The
r,
Manitoba
.
7"
.
.
i
lng
of
the
police
commission.
THE
PAS.
Man..
Dec.
3;
An-
Constable
Frank
H.
Allercot
test!-drew
Crulekshank.
famous
North-,
tied
that
the
car
belonging
to
Oliver
land
flyer
arrived
here
at
11
20
'closely
resembled
the
one
he
had
this
morning
after
a
short
flight
i8een
in
front
of
Dr.
Latimer's
office
from
Cranberry
Portage.
Man..
the
nUht
the
latter
had
been
kid-wlih
five
members
of
the
McAl-
napped.
He
had
fired
a
shot
at
the
pine
party
which
was
lost
In
the
car
when
it
failed
to
heed
his
order
norh
for
verl
w.
in'-lnrf!
to
stop.
in
the
party
ws
Don
Goodwin
Warren
Rolls,
garage
proprietor,
H'n-n
who
Is
suffering
from
frozen
feet.
i
Andy"
Crulpkshank.
noted
Van-1
coyvrr
avuior,
wno
is
onnging
tne
'
-
1
-
1
A
m
mrxTs
t)i
,
we
MCAiptne
party
tha
old
Queen
of
the
Yukon
1.
1
th:
district.
He
was
the
first
fly-
fr
for
the
Yukon
Airways
and
Ex-
'nlnratkm
Cn
in
the
Yukon
Ter-,
r!
;ry
having
been
In
charge
of
nut
if
the
north,
is
well
known
in
north.
During-the
last
summer,
he
was
flying
in
the
Prince
Oeoree
district
for
the
Western
Canada
23.
announcMlfiroi
TAM
Vn'nf1
in
one
"nw
'i'
the
Airways
Ltd.
He
went
from
there
would
reserve
'IWir
AltfJUy
fWlHoster
b
reason
of
their
prece-ta
Northern
Manitoba
a
couple
of
higher
court,
thus
anticipating
the
:denre
for
hey
smoothed
the
way
monuis
aeo
to
aia
in
tne
searcn
for
the
McAlplne
party.
Is
Fined
Today
For
Supplying
To
Indian
Girl
0!e
Holberg
was
fined
$100.
with
option
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning
for
sup-lM;nc
Susie
Lelghton,
an
Indian,
wj
ti
Unuor
The
girl
was
fined
$25.
wi
ti
thirty
days'
option,
yesterday
Ruemoon
lor
intoxication.
t.v-denne
in
the
Holberg
case
was
also
hnrl
ysterday
afternoon,
decision
be
ins
reserved
until
today.
Bethlehem
Steel
Absorbs
Pacific
Steel
Company
look
after
as
many
as
powiu.e.
BAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
3.
The
1
Lajt
year
hampers
were
provided
Bethlehem
steel
plant
Is
reported
'
and
a
g0od
many
who
otherwise
have
absorbed
the
Pacific
Steel
W0Uld
have
had
but
a
poor
Christ-Company,
a
concern
valued
at
from
'
mag
holiday
were
able
to
Join
with
ertycted
to
administer
those
du-i?er.
escaped
Injury
when
the
Yu-t.i8
not.
as
n
.Wostertfer
for
he
be-
kon
Airways
plane
Northern
Light
lonns
now
to
all
Canada,
but
with
1
carrying
express
to
Mayo
made
a
a
Vno'de?
Of
Western
resources
i
ano
uiiu
western
ticatciu
interests
uiijCicoiro
niiiv.ii
"hould
be
of
value
to
the
whole
lst-m
in
Weekly
Wages
Montreal
Women
Are
Coming
Up
MUWlKtflL.
uec.
J.
Average
jragM
of
women
workers
in
Que-
bee
industries
are
steadily
mount-'of
of
IlauDY
vllC
11
no
,j
w.
w
g
of
the
female
work-
Cl-l-;r.,napjr
Elechon.-g
Vi.
fnnda
are
necessary
average
wage
gWRBg
-saVS
rome
to
the
aid
oi
ine
necoy
at
uio
r-
.
.
in
.
Ilftenn
to
twenty
million
dollars.
It
employs
coo
men.
Tne
annual
pay
ro.i
Is
$1,500,000.
Big
Maj
jority
of
Co
nservahve
m
CMJ:
1
tnghsh
.....
I
TTnir
t7i
mj
rAA
.
i
ivn,
bisKiaiiu,
wvv.
w
Arthur
Steel
Maltland,
former
Conservative
minister
of
labor.
was
elected
In
the
Tamworth
dl-V'Mon
of
Warwickshire
yesterday
with
a
majority
of
7.000
over
his
Labor
opponent,
Oeorge
Morwlll.
Cabinet
Made
No
Announcements
,
:
.
,
.
-
na
unaer
ine
eiiect
oi
minimum
-
'
.,
.
....
W
?,ur
On
the
Island
of
Montreal,
the
to
in
ivw.
Ana
in
mc
iex-
the
advance
has
ioeen
irom
jh.oh
in
ivm
w
,
1nM
Wnp..
fnr
wnm,n
in
the
same
industries
..-0-
located
elsewhere
;
In
the
province
also
show
advan-
nrnnpr
time.
1
ills
iU
13
cvv
I
ZV
.
t
j.
n..
Ottawa.
i5c7"
3-Mondays
meeting
of
the
cabinet
failed
to
mi
,
any
light
on
the
subject
of
mlnkterfal
appolntmenU.
The.
ferrorterfla,nd
.hA
colleagues
L8.
.0lft.5?:
ul'
luc
cou"
ththaJ
matters
connected
with
I"'
coming
session
of
Parliament
seven
days
in
wmcn
to
leave.
Another
point
in
today's
evidence
was
the
testimony
by
Chief
of
Po
lice
Davles
of
Penticton
that
Charles
Oliver
tried
to
have
the
poll
rp
rhlef
aalc
fir
I-atlmer
ti
leave
town
because
of
trouble
between
Dr
Latimer
and
Oliver's
wife.
When
tha
t-i
4
a
f
ra
fit
da1
lha
&n
I
toot
"
ittusvu
bill,
sumv,
nb-
ness
gajd
0liver
and
his
brother.
Joseph,
a
Vancouver
Iawcr,
mace
the
same
request
at
a
special
meet-
testified
that
the
day
loiiowina
va
v
on
va
y
IbvawitvM
Oliver's
arrest
accused
had
bn
his
car
to
Rolls
ga
repaired.
There
wi
a,
lie
saiar
&.DUP
i
'
lei
noie
nan
an
i
.
1
a
a
cxxiy
oi
we
car.
Rom
W!W
m
with
compound,
The
prosecution
concluded
its
case
yesterday
t
iUwr
rnurt
PENTICTON.
Dec
3:
-Counsel
t0T
Charles
Oliver,
who,
is
charged
tlon
with
the
tar
and
iealBerlhg
0f
Dr.
V.
E.
Laimer
on
November
cnmtn
Ua
of
Oliver,
for
trial
wnen
i
....
ii
i
M
irL..
r.V"
"
.
,
litis
aiiCiiiuuii.
-,
nniincel
Via
nrrajviMwl
tmnor
ary
ball
for
Oliver
on
two
ban
bonds
of
$1,000
each.
It
to
Intimated
that
the
defence
will
base
their
case
on
an
alibi
when
the
trial
goes
to
the
higher
courts.
XMAS
CHEER
IS
PLANNED
i
.
..
iimni.rlliu
oollMcal
appointments,
,irvM
to
Provide
Hampers
Salvation
Army
Mr
nunnincr
riiinnlncr
will
win
nssi
nssutne.
For
Needy
and
see
inai
None
Go
Hungry
The
local
Salvation
Army
is
planning
a
campaign
this
year
to
pro
vide
Christmas
cheer
xor
many
needy
families
in
the
city.
Thu.
...
r
"tiv.k...ji..
v.a
nAnniA
r.ard.rVun-
uui
v
.
.
.
able
to
provide
such
things
as
would
make
It
possible
for
tnem
and
their
families
to
enjoy
tne
nappy
season.
In
view
of
this
the
Army
officers
are
laying
their
plans
to
the
rest
of
the
community.
Also,
a
Christmas
dinner
was
provided
nf
hv
thnse'
?.5.7"Wi:
.wihr;.
Thli
who
did
not
ui
5'"
i
t
i
nrnnmra
to
mile
uic
uiu-
.
year
,v.r.-i
--
-
,
'
vUlnn
of
hamDerS
Uie
lire,
wojr.
ui
,Y"'""
on
5n
Also
they
will
see
hat
Tnone
RO
hungry
on
Chrtotmas
n.
nlmUT
"
.VJLU
"LL.'hleJ
p.w-w.
------
.
.
t
prinunK
ana
ainea
mausixics.
uic
.
pectea
wny
hw
hJiumD
has
been
from
$12.14
In
1928
T
j
.
wi.iiuo
either
monev
or
uro-
Rla54nthlnB
ceries
or
anything
eise
wnicamisiiw
be
kV
i,H
used
tn
to
advantase.
The
names
.
f
Honors
Will
oe
duujiiki
h
.v
n
,nC
llv
News
Nea'S.
but
but
.those
.thOM
who
do
not!
'wish
their
names
to
appear
may
1
leave
a
request
to
that
effect.
,
Four
Candidates
Mayor
J
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
Dec
nP
3
3.
-Tne
The
fol-
loi
?Svty
next:
James
Douglas,
m
James
V
"
.East.
V.,4
w
w.
a.
A
niinn
umm
u
and
Qer-
land
Pellon
K.u
t,
LORDS
DOWN
LABOR
BILL
Pass
Arcendmeni
by
Large
Majority
to
Widow's
Pensions
Act
LONDON,
Dec.
3-The
La-bar
Government
was
defeated
in
the
House
of
Lords
yesterday
37
to
16
when
an
amendment
was
adopted
to
the
Widow's
Pension
Bill
providing
that
payments
of
pensions
be
limited
to
needy
widows.
The
Laborltles
have
only
a
handful
of
members
in
the
House
of
Lords.
f,
u
The
House
of
Lords
adverse
vote
is
not
regarded
as
other
than
possibly
making
the
eventual
enactment
of
the
law
In
the
form
the
Government
desires
somewhat
more
difficult.
"Dunning
Gets
Welcome
From
.
Finance
Paper
Anro"tifment
that
Hon
Chas.
Dunnlne
ha
been
chosen
for
the
nortfn'io
of
Minister
of
Finance
of
Canada
Is
to
be
welcomed
In
the
vmk
s
a
satisfactory
choice,
says
hv.Flhan,ljl
News.
ft
ifi
flUlne
that
today,
when
.Wfegtern
Canada
Is
loomlnn
larger
him'
MT
before
In
the
economic
man
of
Canada
and
the
realization
Is
crowing
that
Western
Canada
trv
bie
eni
or
the
Dominion,
a
Western
Canadian
jnan.
Jhould
.be
ehosn
todmlnlster
the
duties
bf
'!
Denanment
tr
Finance.
'owmcr
two
of
the
greatest
nance
ministers
Canada
has
known.
His
w
mm
imanwiT,
nm
in
an
nt
Hr
tpnut
hf
nncltlnn
rW4l7t
ri,ic
1114
UU.1.IV14
W
t,
t
IV
MlffleHlt
dlfncult.
An
OYrentlnnallv
hloh
mnrwn
is
nis
inneniance
irom
m
nr-nrors.
1
In
January
Parliament
will
'meet
anrt
shortlv
thereafter
the
'rt.
ninninr
budget
must
be
brwym
down
Wit
a
vital
factor
In
Canadian
bustnea
orogress
Rohb
budeets
were,
with
their
consistent
tax
reductions
and
announced
surpluses,
is
well
aopre-.lated
by
business
lndrrs
In
these
days
when
the
chief
function
of
statesmanshlD
Is
interorated
In
terms
of
economics,
the
Dost
of
finance
minister
of
Canada
Is
the
most
Important
of
his
new
duties
with
thi
well
wishes
of
I
Western
Canadian.
He
will
be
tages
since
uus.
irancq
ana
nisnpan
did
not
intend
to
issue
a,i
colleagues
bgan
their
industrial
declaration
subportlng
the
AmerU
I
investiaations
-ana
set
tneir
wage
can
note
to
China
and
uussia
warn-schedules,
lng
them
of
their
obligations
under
the
Kelloee-Briand
anti-war
pact
WASHINOTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
3:-
Four
billion
stamps,
totalling
more
than
300
tons
In
weight,
have
been1
prepared
by
posi
office
officials,
WJHJ
fiiiu
vucy
tiii.it,iiJai.cu
a
ic-
cord-breaklng
Christmas
trade.
Upon
the
basis
of
advance
orders.
described
as
unusually
heavy,
they
said
WHS
numoer
OI
Stamps
wouia
needed,
or
seven
per
cent
more
i
than
used
last
year.
TOMORROW'S
TIP'
Boston
Grill
4
Lit
ROB
CAHAKET
Wednesday,
Decemb
Sprcltl
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dsniing
Errry
Saturday
Nltht,
9
(a
It
14:50
p.m,
Is.,
v.
',
Dane
Hall
for
Hire
Low
9:01
a.m.
9.9
40
Accommodation
for
Print
Partle
21:47
pjn.
4.5
ft.
A.
.
niONI
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX..
No.
281.
prince'rupert
"
'
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Kilts
at
Fashionable
Wedding
The
Far'
and
Countess
of
Air
London,
England,
for
the
wedding
of
the
Lord
Provost
of
Dundee,
a
WINTER
IN
THE
EAST
Fier"
Sto
syeps
Great
Lakes
ana
anow
at
jew
xom
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
3.
A
snow
storm
yesterday
interfered
with
traffic
and
reminded
the
people
hat
December
Is
here.
CHICAOO.
Dec.
3
A
fierce
storm
with
low
temperatures
swept
the
Oreat
Lakes
with
prospects
of
still
colder
weather.
The
whole
eastern
and
southern
states
were
more
or
Jess
affected.
The
air
mall
from
New
York
to
Cuba
is
thought
to
have
been
lost.
Plane
Smashed,
Men
Uninjured,
In
the
Yukon
DAWSON,
Dec.
3:
Pilot
S
Nelson
and
C.
O.
Wann.
a
passen
forced
landing
near
Carmacks.
iuc
laiiuuiK
KCtti
aiiu
ciiHiiic
ui
the
plane
were
badly
smashed.
STOCK
BOOM
wtvt
yt-itvt
lrAmr
which
will
ultimately
link
up
Jas-I
iVJ
NPvV
YIikK
Pr
Banff
national
parks.
Is
IVi
llLiIf
I
ViVIV
planned
by
the
federal
authori-
jtler
Through
the
enlargement
of
Publie,tlon
of
President
Hoovert
I
"
fn
'
the
named
Message
Followed
by
Dig
i
P
f
.
ground
the
Dominion
lluying
Movement
will
first
extend
the
northern
'
road
to
Red
Pass
Junction.
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
3.
Publication
,
T4he
b,1ecVv,e
J
,tn,s
extnslon
President
President
Hoover's
Hoover's
message
message
to
to1
"ltlJnately,
"nk
UP
Jasper
rsnnr
n.o
fniinn-aui
hv
a
hrnnrt
vuiii
"
i
hnvtnir
movement
on
the
Stock
Ex-
I
IX'?
-hieh
Vr
ert
i
few
specialties
even
higher.
Japan
Holding
Back
Regard
To
Eastern
Fracas
,
TOKYO,
Japan,
Dec
p.-An
q
i
nfi
offU
cw
SHKmcnt
Bivca
uuk
iu
or
otherwise
to
associate
herself
with
the
proposal,
VANCOUVEU
WHEAT
STILL
GOING
VV
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3:
Wheat
Is
Hill
COing
up.
ii
wus
quoiea
at
$1.45
V
here
today
as
compared
.with
$1.41
yesterday.
arriving
at
St.
Mary's
Church,
Ml"
w;ntfr?d
Hleh.
dauehter
1
Mr.
Stevenson.
COLD
WATER
0NFLIGHT
Norwegian
Airman
Do;s
Not
Like
"Speculations
in
Sensations"
and
Doubts
Statements
LONDON.
Dec.
3:
The
Malt
to-day
says
that
the
accuracy
of
the
report
of
Commander
Dvrd
re
garding
his
South
Polar
flight
is
hallenged
by
Major
Tryggve
""-ran.
Norwegian
airman
and
explorer,
who-
was
a
member
of
the
Scott
Antarctic
expedition.
A
despatch
from
Copenhagen
cites
uran
as
sayine:
"Im
nn.
Justified
In
saying
Byrd
did
not
pass
over
the
Pole
but
the
-whole
expedition
appears
to
be
a
speculation
in
sensations."
He
said
the
report
of
the
American
aviator
did
not
Inspire
confidence
and
In
particular
he
doubted
the
statement
that
Byrd
saw
the
cairns
of
scott
and
Amundsen.
-
Plans
To
Extend
Jasper
Park
Road
As
Far
as
Banff
EDMONTON.
Dec.
3:
Extension
of
the
Jasner
Park
highway
i
to
the
west
under
a
road
scheme
aim
.
uuiiii
.
imiiutiai
.,
uiiu
uy
a
roan
runnin"
somii
jrom
nea
rass
Junction
and
alonir
the
Canoe
?th
lSf
anV
Canada
highway
at
th.DLBend,
Knr.vTn
vmiunil
ailU
IWTClObUKC.
The
federal
government
has
been
extending
Its
Jasper
road
system
westerly
towards
Mount
Robson
for
some
time.
Now
It
Is
In
a
position
to
even
extend
its
park
program
and
make
a
derided
step
towards
having
a
through
route
between
the
national
Dlayerounds.
comirmation
oi
these
plans
nas
i
been
given
by
Hon.Charlcs
Stew-1
art
mlst(,r
'0f
interior,
under'
w,.0Vj.riepartment
a
iarge
part
ot
,h
,f?ls
,
:Tiorlc
inrk
l
"
handled
nangiea
DIED
AGED
90
YEARS
CALGARY.
Dec.
3.
Isaac
Ken
dall
Kerr
Sr.,
a
resident
of
Calgary
for
47
years
and
one
of
the
best
Known
iimiuvrmcu
in
vunuuu,
uicu
today
In
his
ninetieth
year.
He
was
'born
near
Ottawa,
Ontario.
President
Hoover
in
Message
to
Congress
Stands
by
His
Guns
Urges
Tariff
Settlement,
Tax
Reduction
and
Prohibition
Enforcement
and
Relief
From
National
Defence
Burden
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
3.
Speedy
ending
to
the
tariff
controversy,
prompt
action
to
reduce
taxation
and
strengthening
of
prohibition
enforcement
was
urged
upon
Congress
today
by
President
Hoover
in
his
message.
Mr.
Hoover
stood
squarely
on
the
position
he
took
at
the
opening
of
the
special
session
when
he
asked
for
tariff
rates
beneficial
to
agriculture
and
industries
whicjj
have
not
been
prosperous.
He
asked
Congress
to
give
earnest
corsideration
to
the
possibilities
of
prompt
action
which
will
rive
relief
from
the
continuous!
v
mountinrr
exnendi-
l
i
t
u.f
-
The
reopening
of
Congress
after
only
a
few
days
in-tervalince
the
closing
of
the
special
session
reminded
a
good
deal
of
Hollywood,
the
presence
of
microphones
and
talkies
giving
that
effect.
Otherwise
the
ceremony
was
without
outstanding
incident.
TORONTO
STOCKS
i
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Jchnston
Co.
(
Close
for
Tuesday,
December
3:
Amulet.
1.75,
1.78.
,
,
Dome,
7.05,
7;10.
Falconbridgc,
5.40,
50.
.
Hudson
Bay,.
10.25,
10.40.
i
International
.Nickel,
300,
31.00.
..ImpertaJk!Qll,28-25,
nlLi
J4andy,
35.
36.
Mlnlns
Corporation,
325,
320.
'
.Mslntyre,145,.:nll.
,
Stadacona,
04,
04.
Sherrttt
Gordon,
3.58.
3.60.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.92,
3.05.
Teck
Hughes,
5.05,
5.10.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.75,
750.
Noranda,
35.90,
36.00.
Niplsslng,
155,
1.95.
Ventures,
2.85.
3.00.
Wright
Hargravea,
UP,
U3.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(tbuKujr
3
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
BaJView,
2V4,
3.
Beaver
Silver,
6.
8.
Big
Missouri,
68,
Nil.
Cork
Province.
5,
5VSt
Dunwell.
5.
Nil.
Duthle
Mines,
40,
43..
Oeorge
Copper,
2.75,
2.80.
Georgia
River.
15
,16.
Golconda,
76.
80.
Grandvlew,
23,
23V'2.
Independence,
Nil,
5.
Indian
Mines.
Nil,
5;
,
Kootenay
Florence.
8&,
8.
Kootenay
King,
6V,
7.
v
Lakeshore.
Nil.
1.-
.
Lucky
Jim.
Nil,
9
-'"K
Mohawk,
2,
2V3.
'
Morton
Woolsey,
Nil,
14.
Marmot
River
Gold,
20,
25.
National
SUver,
IVi,
10.
Noble
Five.
44.
45.
Pend
Oreille,
2.90,
2.95.
-mlcr
1.70.
1.71.
Porter-Idaho,
25,
35."
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.15,
1.16.
KU;us-rgenta.
10,
11.
Ruth-Hope.
20,
23.
Stiver
Crest.
6.
6V4.
Silverado,
30,
40.
Slocan
King,
2,
Nil.
Snowflake.
16.
17.
Terminus,
2,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
5,
5Vi.
Torlc,
Nil,
1.00.
.
Woodbine.
2,
2.
Bluebird.
5,
5.
George
Enterprise,
12,
17.
Oils
Mid
West.
28,
Nil.
Mercury,
78,
80.
A.
P.
Con..
2.12,
2.14.
Calmont,
1.03,
1.04.
Dalhousle,
1.80,
1.85.
Devenlsh.
Nil,
20.
Fabyan
Pete,
6V4.
7.
Home
11.40,
11.50.
Royalite,
65.00,
67.00.
Freehold.
70,
75.
Haigal,
1.01,
1.05.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.43,
1.44.
Meriand.
1.R3,
1.65.
United,
76,
77.
Mill
City.
7.73.
8.25.
Eastern
Stocks,
Vanctver
Sherrltt-Gordon,
3.50,
3".6o.
Noranda,
25.70,
36.25.
International
Nickel.
30.25,
31.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.80.
4.00.
Teck
Hughes,
5.05.
5.40.
Ventures.
2.75,
3.00.
THEY'RE
OFF
A
layman
whose
duty
It
was
to
read
the
lessons
in
church
came
to
a
nassace
concerning
"the
char-
lots
ot
Israel
and
the
horsemen
thereof."
Unfortunately,
the
word
"horsemen"
came
at
the
bottom
of
the
page,
and.
after
a
slight
pause.
occupied,
.in
turning
over,
he
'
vu
lng
the
next
word
as
"they're
off."
I
-Churchman.
a
1
BYLAWS
AT
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Malkln
Is
Campaigning
For
Them
View
To
Relieving
Unemployment
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3.
Mavor
Malkln,
who
is
not
in
the
field
for
election
this
year,
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
mayor
ot
the
city
now
gets
a
two-year
term,
Is
out
campaigning
for
the
bvlaws
which
are
to
bo
voted
on
election
day.
He
is
askinir
for
$3,500,000
for
the
new
Burrard
Street
bridge,
which
he
savs.ls
very
desirable
Just
now
to
relieve
he
unemployment
condition..
Heik.aqqi
port
bylaw,
the
sewer
bylaw
aha
ie
,
,
ALTA.
MAN
WHEAT
KING
Joseph
Smith
of
Wolf
Creek,
In
Foothills
of
Canadian
Kockles,
Wins
Honor
at
Chicago
t
.CHICAGO.
Dec.
3.
A
wheat
grower
from
the
foothills
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
Joseph
H.
B.
Smith
of
Wolf
Creek,
Alberta,
was
selected
arwheat
king
at
the
National
Hay
and-Oram
Show
today
with
nis
sample
of
hard
red
wheat
which
weighed
63
ounds
to
the
bushel.
Canada
tn
mphed
over
C.
E.
Ed-son
Smith
or
Corvallls,
Montana,
holder
of
the
championship.
for
tho
past
two
years.
By
his
victory.
Smith
gives
Canada
the
record
of
having
produced
fifteen
of
the
last,
nineteen
wheat
kings.
.
Obstacle
In
Way
of
Success
Naval
Meeting
LONDON.
Dec.
3
The
chief
difficulty
in
the
.way
of
the
success
of
the
naval
conference
next
month
is
thought
to
be
the
differences
between
France
and
Italy.
An
attempt
will
be
made
to
adjust
these.
A
NOTABLE
CROWN
Speaker
(at
Labor
meeting)
And
where.
I
ask
you,
is
Julius
Caesar?
Where
is
AtUla
the
Hun
Whert-ar,e
Moses
Robert
Bruce,
Charlemagne,
Hannibal?
Euthuslastlc
Usher
Stand
up.
boys,
so's
the
boss
can
see
you.
Fort
William
Times-Journal.
'Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
jT,
m
tha
r
r.
l
I.Vt
,
l.l.fl,
i
Aberdeen
HE
WAS
RIGHT
An
Aberdonlan
on
tho
eve
of
marriage
asked
a
friend
what
the
ceremony
cost.
"Weel
Sandy,"
was
the
reply.
"efter
I
got
married
I
asked
the
Minister,
'Hoo
much
am
I
due
ye?'
'Oh,'
he
replied,
'Just
what
you
think
she
Is
worth,'
and
when
t
landed
him
a
shlllfn'
he
gave
me
back
a
sixpence,
and
man
d'yo
ken
he
was
rlghti"
.Pi