i
PAGE
SIX
it
ORCLEANS
PRINCESS
IS
MARRIED
NATIVES
ENJOY
THUG
SECURED
FINE
CONCERT
ISRESfcNTED
i
ONLY
DOLLAR
''"'!
Princess
Marie
Louise
d'Ofl'sanw
andjrber
jjiw
husbandWal
'
ter
Kingsland,
Jc,
wealthy
New
Yorker
hd
Parisian,
leaving
fiipe
church
after
their
marragj
i
ii
i
v
hi
.win
isngiana.
AND
YUU
WILL
MAKK
ONCKWt)U
HAVE
More
More
i
Mote
i
thWKmmH'Car
THIS
RESOLUTION
RIDDEN
IN
THE
Pep
Power
omtort
Kvcritiiilt.'ThiiylArc
on
'
s
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
&
..
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd'
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Tlioric
83
New
Year
Event
at
Kitzeucla
llmves
.Most
Successf
uL
-
.
..
..
.
...
KITZEUCLA
INDIAN
MISSION
Jan.
4:
Op
.
Tuesday
evening
A
very
large
crowd
of
natives
assembled
ip
the
churcn
where
a
splendid
urogram
or
musical
and
vocal
selections
was
rendered
with
Gordon
J.
L.
Ea
n
the
chair.
Refreshments
were
conccntiou
01
flod.
and,
that'
"this
served
by
the
ladies
and
much
en-
(
newer.vlew.of
God'muatbe
formi-.
After
which
the
cm.i;--1
iateUa
ifle
irof
.5o.ntera.ph.-ary.
man
called
upon
Rev.
T.
F
j
astrophysics.
-which
completely
re-bright
B.A.
to
perform
the
rile.-1
nudiates
tne
'
t.heoloirical
and
of
Baptism,
following
this
verv
;
Interesting
ceremony
Mr.
Wright
presented
the
claims
of
the
M
nd
M.
funds
to
which
there
;.s
u
very
generous
response.
;he
large
native
choir
led
by
Kussell,
who
also
preaidea
at
e
organ,
gave
several
vocal
eel-tions
whieh
received
well
mer-Ki
applause.
The
Kltseuciji
Jr-n
Band
intccsptjrjipd
several
L
tal
numbers
frfM
telling
ef-
rt
v
,i"
il-
I
i
t.
me
iiiumcuiijjji
.me
nana,
:imry
Wi
son
.wi&'iWghly
com-',
corrf-'l
lamented
-on
"thecal
liable
e'ontrtHh
MlWf
tnat
the
(atholfchbrohi,robh..f
theieuion
min-hed
It'm
uuons
to
the
evenings
enter-
Jinment
A
vpcfl
solo
"Holy
.ight,"
was
sangby
Dave
.lama
mm
.was
ib,
muwi
en
-
oyed.
J.
Wesley
P.
Mark
A,
Howard
and
M.
Jones
gave
brief
addresses
in
the
native
tongue.
All
who
took
pdrt
were
than-ed
for
their
hearty
cto-operation
in
making
the
evening
so
pleasant
and
so-
successful.
The
Rev.
T.
II.
Wright
&A.
df
Hate-coo
biy
assisted
in'
the
enUrtain-tnent
and
his
services
were
much
appreciated.
The
evening
was
brought
to
a
elose
with
the
singing
of
the
national
Antheht
ST,
PETER'S
XMAS
TREE
ENTERTAINMENT
Very
Successful
Event
Took
Place
With
Many
Children
In
Attendance
r
With
some
CO
children
In
attendance,
the
annual
Christmas
tree
UntetiomentfVSt.
Peter
's
Seal
HCtj'Ve)
'Anglican
Church
was
held
yesterday
afternoon",
the
event
proving
one
f
mtieh
succeai
ahil
enjoyment.
The
festivities,
which
wercpwrJ-
ided
over
by
Canott
W.
F.
Uush-brook,
opened
at
5
boek
with
the
serving
of
refreshments,
after
which
games
were
blayed.
Fol
lowing
this
there
was
program
of
recitations
in
which
Hector
McDonald.
Billy
Wviie.
Alex
Bail
ey,
Andrew
McDonald,
David
Berry.
Stanley
Andersflfli.
Phyllis
Hill-Tout
and
Robert
Keliey
partici
pated.
A
lltle
SJttch.
"Thr
Night
Before
ChrlitmW
was
well
executed
with
Ivr
AnuefBon.
Elisa
Dodd,
Mary
Geary,-Eleanor
Sie-
vert
and
Jean
Dalzelt
taking
part,.
Prizes
for
attendance
at
Sunday
school
were
then
distributed
to
El
I
ah
Dodd.
Mary
Geary.
Robert
Kelsey,
Henry
Kljine:-,
Hector
McDonald,
Andrfjm..
MeDonald,
Jlardld
AjjderSBsypi-a
Wallace",
Margaret
Wallad.
and
Gladys
Wallace
by
.
Cand(
hush
brook.
The
proceedings
i
cghftjuded
with
.he
distribution
gifts
and
sweets
from
a
bmlhtily
laden
Christmas
tree.
Ladles
of
St.
fW.
A.,
as
well
as
Sundayscjtto&l
teachers,
were
reponsiblpmvithe
success
of
the
ehtertalnmrtv
-
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
E.
A.
Goddard.
tOcean
Falls;
Mrs.
Reopel,
Houston
i
0.
J.
Kav-anagh.
C.N.lL;
Mrs.
C.
II.
Sawle
and
Miss
Jean
Burns,
New
Haze!
ton;
Miss
Bertha
Chapman
and
Miss
Irene
Mclntyfo,
Smithe-;
Miss
B.
Dickson,
Rockyford,
Attn.
Itnvnl
'U
.Brunte
and
Joe
Miller,
Ed
pinjon;
Thomas
Wlckhum,
Has-hgfoqn;
Dan
'Beaton,
V,
A.
Hen-erHbilHha
C.
H:
Underwood.
N.
R.J
W.
Lamb
and
A.NeiHon.
city.
Snvo
if.'
Hanson,
Inverness;
Ruby
Walters,1
Stewart.
Central
Gene
Vandry,
Prince
George.
'
Discussion
Precipitated
in
New
.
JCeri
Jtet-ftLiniX.w
lean
Association
I
-
dBtfou-
NEW,
YORK.v
Jan.
4.
Dr.
HarrV'Elmef
Barney
professor
of
historic
sociology
of
T3mlth
Col-leKe.
started
sdrnething
when
he
sUtjfjdlh
a
pauer
reud
before
the
American
Assbdatidn
that
there
i
was.
need
tor
'a
more
adequate
C0Srn6ldgical
outlook
of
the
holy
scripture
'
.
l)r.
linrrma
was
answered
by
Cardinal
Hnves
iin
4t.
Patrick's
oatheurai.
wnn
wshHt
was
un
outrageous
anwit
t
flee
in
fcrtnt
the
statement
of
th
doctor
that
tiod
was
m
mvtn
.
He
said:
"True
eirVton
enables
us
to
advance
from
the
visible
to
the.
in
visible,
frttti'
th
finite
to
the
in?
finite;
ft
ijpt
Iffi'S.the-airajof
.acieflc
ciene-
'
J.'i,",
'
-s.'t
s,.'-l
-Afto
-AtioUier
rrorVetnmon
toly
is
u
thi.
inomv
f
eifa
thing-'the'
dklrtollc
church
twarfj1
as
made
clear
by
Pju1(5l.',
to
an
emlnM
MSterfan.
if.
.
.
.1
i.
i
Ji-j.-1
whether
histotitfairJenunc
o
Inup'the
illcussMn.
w
hi
eft
prom-economic."
'
!
'"
Rfilfc
pulpit
and
pew
are
follow-iseR
'to
be
telmost
as
lively
as
that
of
a
few
years
ago
on
evolution.
STOCK
QUOrATIONS
l
OourV7
of
5.
Zt
iO'.nnon
Ooti..
The
fovoig
quotations
were
M
arrl
aLked.
!
-
1
1
'i
nai
liajrView,
6,'
feVs.
1)1
I!
I
!
U.
C.-Silvur.
V:.J
Beaver
Silver.
17.
17
Vi
Big
Missiri,
-87,8.
',!(!'
ni-u
n
I
.
.hi-
no-'
Cettip
Bft,
-4S,
45.'
Dnthfe.
63.
tC."
H
Geirtcia
Jiiver,
$C
8.
GrahHrlewGH
-&lW.t:
IndeileWtfeie,;M,-14.
Irtdian.t
t.
'
kootecay
Floreae.
2W!'Jii
Kootenay
King,
-hi,
.42.
L.
4
'L.i-7HtW
'
LakeWe-,
1W;
Z'
1
"'
"JumotMi
Marmot
ot
ltiv.
Gold,
ovl
faT
MohaiV'k,
s
Morteii'
'
.wm1mi.
Woolsey.
ttM.
6,
aw
0.
NaUvnat
SBjver,
24,
24H-Obli'ttrBTO.
71.
Pend'Dreillfc
1U0,
lhOO.
Porter
Idaho,
76',
78.
!
Premier,
00,
2j4.
'
Rufui
Argenta,
53.
HI.
Ruth
H.
61,
C6.
Silver
Crest,
10.
10'
Silverad.
07,
09.
Hnowflaktt.
flfi,.
0...
Sunlock,
8.40,
SLB0.
Ye.miftne.
14,,
rl8.
Toric,
2.O0,
2.G5!"''
.WdUnglpn.
19,
SO.
WWtawitet
1.40,
&
WwilSlfie.W,
Nil
r'Kastern
Stockl;
Noranda,
GG.26,
NU.
1
M
.
t.
IJEATir
1
TOLL
150
In
.
LOIfflr3N
Jan.
4:
Tbkio
re
ports
tfiahit
is
stated
that
the
death
tdjrflue
to
floods
and
gales
in
the
NaTgatu
district
is
now
1&0.
.
f
v
(ini)EST
SENATOR
j
lion.
George
C
Dessuulles,
ilhfiiiUi
ftfy
tbe
Canadian
SeriatyJ
I
who
is
lOf
'years
of
age.
'
-
V
Held
Up
Bank
Teller
but
With
,..a?.JSucxessiUid-.
monton
EDMONTON,
Jan.
4.
Armed
wllbitt
.tS8"arlbre
revolver,
a
lone
bandit
attempted
to
rob
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scot
a,
Jasper
avenue
and
100A
street,
but
tnly
succeeded
in
ext.
acting
a
d6llar
fram
W.
R.
McLure,
teller,
who
had
occasion
j
;o
enter
the
bank
wtiile
the
man
was
still
there.
According
to-
the
raport
made
to
police
who
amwered
a
call
to
the
bank
at
10:55
p.m..
by
Mr.
McLure,
the
latter
had
returned
to
Ihe
bank
to
do
seme
work
and
hd
;ohe
down
to
the
basement
as
soon
i-
entering.
On
coming
to
the
op
of
the
stair.;,
a
man
stepped
nit
from
behind
on
of
the
caires
nd
ordered
him
to
put
up
his
anda.
sfcoving
a
run
in
his
face.
Wanted
Meal
McLu:f
did
ao.
and
the
man
Jien
ordered
him
!
o'ten
the
U-
jw
aafc.
Thc
teler
stated
he
tl
hot
!
rinw
he
io;nb!natlim
and
Oihm'o
the
b.n(m.'nt.
r)Mri!
he
4-
tnanded'thul
llu;
vault
be
op.ned.
4'The'4am'
rxcu
neved
the
pur
pose1
of
the
telVr
here,
and
the
piih-'fiharh-
asked
Mr.
MeLufe
if
pe
-had
Tiny-morwy.
He
s.iid
he
had
tme
dollar,
and
the
man
demanded
th's.
stating
he
was
hungry'and
wantrd
to
bey
a
meal.
'
Getting
the
dollar,
the
robber
marched
Mr.
McLure
to
the
rear
of
the
buiidinr
anJ
told
him
to
stand
stBI
while
he
got
away.
This
tie
did
by
means
of
a
basement
frtdw.
the
snme
th
oagh
which
he-
had
entered,
entrance
having;
been
gained
by
the
breaking
of
dhi
df
tie'
lrdii
bars
covering
the
glass-'Ihd
the
BObseVjuent
opening
W
the"
ffitrie
Mr.'
MeLife
staftnl
that
tfecmaniH
go
with
thmwanit
of
as
ibiiarehtly'aS
yeartiof
agftkBritkh--6lumMa,in
its
renowal
rniiu
u
jcu
ii
uicuc
wi,
o
Minn.
httlM.
A
roiirtfl
face
and
ruddy
m1eI'An.
tegrther
withja
f
caTf'afWr
a
sheep-sklh
rini'd
ct
were-other.
features.
PolIW
stated
that
th
omi,
tiackfrflt
aJjpef
putaide
Ufe
base-
j
ment
window,
but
so
far
nave
no
trace
'oT'the
man.
WEATHER
COLD.
1!
V.K
DATADTU
0
f'
r
The
fold-vptfl
which
started
yesterday
is
continuing
In
the,
fofj
north
..aUwrtigh
the
temperature
-it
Dawson
has
dropped
from
over
forty
below
yesterday
to
thirty
this
morning.
The
re-pert
of
the
Government
Tele-iraphr
follows:
Prince
Rupert
-Cloudy,
calm;
mperature,
81.
Pott
Simpson
-Light
north
"Vind,"
clear,
28.
y
.Twrrace-Clear,
calm.
30.
,;
tRosswood
C)r
calm.)
12.
ii-iffnCjlpudy
ealrp,
12.
fewart
Clear,
calm)
to.
llazfltbhCloudv.
wfwlr
20.
18.
east
'
'
Mnd.'ll.
Atlln
Part
fftggy,
north-east
wind,
G
below.
Wb"ftehorse--CIudy,
south
vind,
5
below,
Big
Salmon
Cloudy,
calm,
20
below.
Selkirk
Cloudy,
north
wind,
40
below.
Dawson
Part
Cloudy,
calm,
80
below.
Sir
Willkro
II.
Clark,
untisn
is
here
seen
with
Lady
Clark
ilii:
i.l'
III
iluUlfhtt'i'.i
trir-n!'
ion
e,
Ottawa.
ALBERTA
AND
B.
C.
RATES
(Edqtonton
Journal)
The
bast
wiabes
of
Albertaaa
effort
to
secure
a
rwduc-
frm
f
ik.
Mt
0Vfb
ibte
prat:V
clfic
coast.
It
should
have
strong
backing
from
this
province,
which
Stands
tb
ain
greatly
fry
a
sue
C9Uf
u
oatcomc.
A
lower
rate
-.vould
have
been
Members
of
St.
AnJn
v
particularly
beneficial
this
year
i
ciety
requested
to
meet
at
-with
o
much
feed
rrain
avail-1
tomorrow.
Saturday,
at
-
Hkble
in
Alberta.
As
was
pointed
iccount
moviag.
iS8P
v
Fahk
1)011
11
m
m4
to
lb
ikt
Mmto
f
inNhiirtf
tl
hrmk
tfohiRMh
Jiign
i
nmnushiciifi
ii
left)
and
Miss
Krano
il
on
in
lawn
at
,
:.
.ji
oat
by
the
representativ.
'
B.
C.
farmer,
who
visit
-1
few
weeks
ago,
they
;u-anxious
to
secure
largn
.,
iaa
of
such
grain
but
u
.
debars
them
from
makin.
vr
aive
purchases
here.
'
While
it
is
probably
t
a
expect.
U
secure
a
r.
:
to
the
same
level
as
for
rrain.
the
difference
bt"
til
two
at
present
.
appears
t
i
t
together
too
large.
Ow
i
the
other.
A
good
cam
presented
for
putting
thw
1
orequa
basis.
1
11IJ
m
m
mviiii
Meti
roam
tu
aqnip
SSI
1
st
ss.
RUUM
p4tll.ll
to
dim'UM.I
lll-
ulUtion
willi
ront
tmtori,
mny
Horn
tu
vuit
mI
!
iU
to
tor.
To
thr
newly
di
tbMc
srr
dsyt
of
joy
tad
thsills
fchyint;
for
the
bom
la
bt.
HsJ
Mill
ether
ilMrc
tbe.v
'
bv-
B
thrw
memSrsn'i-
ikspptas
hodti
priM
in
dtnaMdlM
"
rdm
i
f
their
hAmtiaad.
"Ueesusa
nur
sautual
rr"-re
throuah
th
yes"
u
come
dcrntvos
otfclbs
prt-Pfrity
ol
iur
MSMitry,
m,bu;id
oir
(rassi
n'
ifhskv
bur
Mine
wil
tin-product
of
our.
local
l-duitrtet.""ThlirtherMdito
6f
th
newljrvrtds.
SOUND
AllVloh
Younft
msrried
pcopl
will
easily
reeeanlte
lit,
lm-.nortsnce
of
the
"BujflB.c.
I'rowuctK"
Ides.
The-prtn-prrlty
of
both
dgoend
in
tl
ybunllnnrmndf
proSi
tin
his
vocation.
tli
in
'tsmj
for
tli
msnufact
ircil
article
of
IIMtUli
Colwjnl
lu
Incrmae
to
will
the
yiouna
huilmnd'a
posltlwn
Ix
fnadf
more
secure
snd
his
sd-vsncrment
more
cftt'"-Ubvloiwly
we
should
drmand
first
and
always
the,
n.C
Product.
BE
PROUD
TO
BUY
PRODUCTS