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EDITION
Tuesday.
December
24,
1929
CHRISTMAS
Once
more
Christmas
is
here
and
we
are
about
to
take
part
in
the
annual
festival.
To
some
it
means
a
joyful
reunion
of
members
of
families
with
the
Christmas
tree,
the
loads
of
present,
the
mirthful
games,
the
blazing
fire.
Parents
enjoy
giving
their
children
pleasure
and
many
who
are
not
parents
devote
themselves
to
making
others
happy.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
not
one
person
in
the
whole
community
feek
himself
or
herself
wholly
outside
the
influence
of
the
day
of
days.
The
end
of
the
year
is
not
far
off.
Why
not
finish
it
with
a
crescendo.
FORGET
OUR
GROUCHES
Christmas
is
a
time
to
remember
and
also,
a
time
to
THE
ANNUAL
APPEAL
NO
PAPER
TOMORHOW
WAH:
Ousb
111
stttk
around
fox
a
while.
Am
-Coyle,
in
Philadelphia
Record.
TO
INSTAL
I
FINE
WORK
ST.
LIGHTS'
OF
SKIPPER
Main
Business
Arteries
in
Direction
,
Of
rost'PJlice
to
Be
tquipped
WithOmaniental
System
The
city
council
gave
its
approval
last
night
toa
scheme
which
has
been
agreed
upon
between
the
superintendent
of
utilities
and
the
city
engineer
and
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
for
the
ornamental
lighting
of
Third
Avenue
from
Second
Street
to
Seventh
Street,
Sixth
Street
from
Second
Avenue
to
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Avenue
from
Sixth
to
Seventh
Street,
tills
being
the
main
artery
of
traffic
to
and
from
the
post
office
The
street
lights
will
be
installed
entirely
at
the
expense
oi
me
rower
Corporation
of
Canada
as
under
the
provide
16.000
candle
power.
The
i
system
will
be
made
up
of
single
tights
on
high
standards
at
frequent
intervals
on
the
streets
referred
to.
POLICING
DISCUSSED
forget
While
we
remember
our
friends
and
take
pleasure
I
cul8
rtwrfas11'
PnTDthePod
in
sending
them
gifts,
let
us
forget
those
we
do
not
like
j
city
force
system.
After
consider-and
try
to
cultivate
a
kindly
feeling
toward
them.
We
discussion,
the
council
de-
t-
j
a-
.
j
.
i
i--7
i-r.
.i
.
elded
that
It
would
be
wise
to
immviit.
me
uiiiicuuy
is
uiat
someumes
we
are
lorcea
wiuwuT"
ilStaette..
to
associate
with
those
we
do
not
'liW
nd
that
is
where
aw.
Macdonaid
felt
tfit
the.Sj
the
spirit
of
Christmas
comes
iiwlf
we
eultrvatp
a
kinrllv
yieifs
?
Jopk
should
be
she
feeling
toward
them.
weoften
find
thevarSImore
attrac-:
SimU
wiSTXwT
v?JnTlom
tive
than
we
thought.
did.
i
.
'
'
a
.
;
.
.
.
.
r
r
.
Make
the
job
you
are
now
doing
the
best
you
ever
Captain
Andrew
Johnstone
and
Officers
Saved
Cardena
From
Scriousi
Damage
-
Another
eplcTf
the
sea
was
written
last
Fridav
evening
by
Oapt.
Andrew
Johnstone
and
his;
officers
and
men
of
the
Union
i
steamer
Cardena
in
the
whole-1
hearted
and
nigh
inexhaustible
manner
in
which
they
worked
that;
hectic
evening
to
save
their
vessel
;
irom
nrach
more
serious
damage
than
actually
belei
her.
It
was
a:
work
in
which
every
man
of
the
I
crew
from
the
skipper
down
work-1
ed
like
n
single
machine
against,
the
odds
cf
a
ship
settling
into
an,
cncomlng
tide.
Probably
thousands
of
dollars
were
saved
in
me
aam
franchise
agreement.
The
estimated
aiie
that
m,
prevented
through
annual
cost
of
the
electricity
to
be
used
in
these
lights
is
$1995.
or
which
it
is
proposed
the
property
owners
shall
pay
forty
per
cent,
or
$798.
and
the
city
sixty
per
cent,
or
1197,
a
bylaw
to
be
prepared
to
this
effect.
Supplementing
detailed
reports
which
weft
presented
to
the
council
by
the
superintendent
of
utilities
and
the
city
engineer.
Mayor
McMordle
explained
,
that
on
the
Third
Avenue
stretch
there
was
at
present
a
total
of
7000
candle
power
of
lighting.
The
new
system
will
their
success
in
ttehtenlng
up
the1
ship
against
the
entry
of
the
oil
laden
sea.
News
of
this
aspect
of
the
stranding
was
only
learned
from
the
salvage
crews
which
ar-.
rived
later
on
the
scene.
t
To
commence
with
it
was
no
mean
feat
in
getting
all
the
oas-rengers
safely
ashore
as
well
as
240
bags
of
Chrtrtm-xs
mail
within
the
space
of
thirty
minutes'
time.
But
that
was
only
the
beginning
of
a
night's
long
work.
When
the
vessel
began
to
list
and
go
down
by
ttie
stern
with
a
heavy
list
as
the
tide
came
in.
water
came
clear
over
the
portholes
of
the
i
dining
saloon
on
which
the
extra
covert
were
ulaeeU
just
in
the
nick
of
time.
As
the
water
came
up
to
a
point
even
with
the
pfoneoadej
deck
aft.
the
stern
pott
started
to
take
water
and
then
the
scuppers.
Water
commenced
to
back
up
the!
escapes
of
sinks,
wash
basins
and
toilets.
No
sooner
was
one
leak
1
MMinMl
than
nnnthrr
deYplAGed
1
j
and
the
officers
and
crew
worked
"1
fruntic
hse
to
rtop
Stating
that
considerable
al-!
tation
wis
apparent
in
connection
'
?
L
rf
.
with
the
matter
and
that
he
be-j0"1.1?
te"J&ihti2:
i
Iteved
the
city
council
should
take
Jn0!
JTh.?
J??
i
the
question
Into
advisement.
Aid.
"JJ0
T?
""hSS?
?n!
3.
D
Maedonald
suggested
at
last
?y
Je
tlme.i!
w,f
exhausted.
d0unc'ali
on!
counlll
board
were
virtually
night's
meettagthat
the
finance
committee
be
asked
for;
i
a
report
showing
the
costs
of
city
Sport
Chat
are
uounu
to
unu
people
wnom
we
ime
oeuer
man
omers.
obtain
the
information
suggested,!
;
Also
we
are
bound
to
find
people
whom-WO-tHslike,
or,
at'1!1
Uclt
understanding
being
that,'
Suaanne
Lenglen.
famous
tennis'
any
rate,
whose
company
do
not
enjoy,
tthe
best
thing!
21
Uem'Tore
"SSSSSSS
to
do
IS
to
keep
awav
frdm
them.
IntlfSlnliral
world
!rome
cUta
it
Is.
another
plebiscite;
In
Park.
Her
Jobts
selling,
demon-
some
objects
attract
each
other
Mdjgfew
repel.
So
stKun
among
people.
Some
attract
eaeff)ther
'Thev
like
to
xt
month.
The
figures
are
to
be
wanted
to
do
this
very
thing."
she
Others
tOT
presentation
to
the
t
aid.
1
adore
clothes.
I
am!
be
tOffether
renel
and
it.
i
hpttpr
tn
kopn
at
a
ue
uigeiner.
repel
dim
it
is
ueuer
T.0
Keep
at
a
yuiers
ooUncii
at
a
special
meeting
on
through
with
-tennis,
for
the
time
distance
from
them
to
save
annoyance.
So
W6
Choose
OUr
!
January
3
when
it
will
probably
being
at
least
I
-hope
to
make
lots;
fHends
jrieiiiw
from
irum
dmonfe
amonir
those
tnofce
who
wno
attract
auracr,
and
ana
rhnsp
mose
u-hn
no
Hr
ao
06
JclAd
wlfether
or
not
an-f
money.
Baldwin.
Baldwin'!
other
referend-im
should
be
taken..'
Leave
him
out
of
this,
he
has
not
attract
10m
some
other
prnun
nf
mnrp
mnn-pnini
cnm.
whii
hp
rMiiwH
that
u
mmiJMthhu
tn
ha
n-uh
th
tattrl
concerning
the
grandson
oft.
.
(Luckv)
Baldwin,
to
whom)
has
been
reported
engaged
at
timet.
.
.
TTi?
MBUei
Madeoipkelle
Lenglen
is
prob-
k
a
Ehould
not
be
made
of
the
que-
ably
the
highest
akl
saleswoman!
2loweJw-
the.
ftoancial
as-lln
the
Parts
shops.
She
refused
to
F18
ben
introduced
Into
what
lhe
WfM
raajcing,
but
it!
rlff"""
U1
U1C
u
understood
to
be
a
stsable
sal-
.
Vhe
council
5touW
ry
Plu
commissions.
An
outdoor
?.
advised
in
regard
Xr.
falesrtom
and
a
combination
was
desJ5aDie
cha
no
nls
court
and
putting
green
are
rtUZTJ-'
nnT
w
!
;
iuuiu
.
Ming
mted
xor
her
in
the
court
w
T2L.Whlk
he.
nothlne
yard
of
the
dressmaking
eUb
their
lew
favnrprl
hPiVhW
SSL0?!
y
w0f
""u
Pntiishment
which
ohce
was
the
pal-xneir
ie
lavorea
neigHbors.
TWIav
lOday
we
va
An
do
tV,a
the
Same.
It
Tf
'
PfcisJ
force
here
whom
he
ace
of
Cardinal
Feach,
the
uncle
ituuiu
w
uui
uj.
needing
wiui
ine
v.xinfciinas
spirit
to
nave
i
HWhliir
h
h
2a
wapoieon.
any
man
or
woman
in
the
city
left
out
of
the
celebration.
beforV
to
tfiTpriheSe
of
SSi,
The
famous
lf
said
that
she
To
prevent
this
it
is
necessary
that
those
who
are
able
to
jutonamy.
Nevertheless,
he
woukThad
moved
her
household
belong-do
so
should
rpjirh
nut
tn
tlinco
nrnnnrl
nrl
v,w'M
tunm
.
J...
to
adhere
to
the
ings
to
Paris,
and
with
her
moth-uu
bv
snoum
reacn
OUl
10
tnose
around
and
them
onng
in.
wishes
of
the
people
as
expressed
,
er
intends
to
make
her
permanent
It
may
be
Some
person
who
is
least
exoected
who
is!bT
a.
PlfeWseite.
Meantime,
thrlhome
there.
Her
father
died
t
nm
ttMl.
OftPh
it
nporlo
incf
n
nt
ennn
f00
01
t
was
an
important'
Nice
hut
March
At
the
establish
city
foro.
Mademoiselle
7,
:
"
"'"'
j
"
ouggwuuii
luiuiiAc
on.
his
understanding
unaersttndlna
had
had
always
always
ment
ment.
where
where
Mailem
tnem
remember
this
and
that
is
our
excuse
for
mentioninc
been
tbere
it
We
take
it
that
everyone
means
to
do
well
but
that
&FliS&i
n
a
a
sav-
is
established,
it
was
said
Her
new
the
first
'job
was
a
first
move
to
nveatab-
f
.yY't,"?-'1;0
,
"c"
.
vjii
l
j
year
01
provincUl
policing
asillsh
her
in
her
amateur
status
Otten
we
are
forgetful
or
that
Circumstances
make
it1?"1
last
year
of
the
old)
which
she
forfeited
in
lrt
when
seem
that
we
do
not
want
to
do
well.
i
she
ioined
C.
C.
Pvle's
orofession-
.
.
.
.
-
1
Mayor
McMordle
expressed
the,
opinion
that,
if
the
report
show-
T
1
W
ed
the
present
force
was,
costing
!
aVlOf
WlIlS
rv
u
.,t
L
.
-
.
..
-v
1
Bwt
uiaji
tne
010
one.
it
would
----r-
lumuiiuw
mere
win
De
no
issue
Ot
lhe
Daily
News
I0
desirable
to
submit
a
plebls-
and
no
member
of
the
staff
will
be
working.
If
anyone
HtrSSSM.theltolu0'
get"
wishes
news
in
regard
to
doings
published,
it
will
be
for!
tie?
woSTbiveto
be35
n
crmf
in
tfViw
tknM
1
l
.
.
f
.
i
bwtw
cviii
ai
s
lauici
liiiii
i
t-Mt-wiiifin
mi
i
iHJn'iiiGa
irnort
rn
i
the
nhnnp
thpv
hn
Y
ti
l
ZtZ
-7"
I"
A!",""
rMluZ,
the
deeirea
J
lnfprmatT5n"bi
'
V.,u
Xmas
Turkey
them
to
send
in
the
report
and
do
"
SO
as
Mny
earlv
as
33
rmssihlp
Provlncl1
Police
thit
its
services;
Defeated
J.
McLean
Last
N'isht
in
W
0
n
,
PT-iWre
no
ionger
desired.
Durlne'
Final
of
St.
Andrew's
Socfety
.W
OuS8oti
uiaw
wiierever
possiDie
programs
Should
i
that
time
a
police
commiaakMii
dc
eiect.ee.
He
suggested
Single-Handed
Carpet
Bowls
Charlie
Taylor
won
the
final
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
mdlvldual
great
deal
of
time
is
lost
in
doing
it.
In
a
newspaper
office
f
hld,
"
JnuV
s
so
that,
u
cr-Al?Lt&
everyone
is
busy
and
every
minute
saved
can
be
used
7tftl"u&?!l
fJ
am.
iTuobomme
suggeeted
that
"
a
miih
much
attention
ait,nii
should
..a
not
,
,
tion
tlftu..fM..
resulted
as
folrows.
too
be
paia
vo
Hy?rr
street
talk
which,
after
all.
might
not
be
representative
of
the
general
views
of
thei
eltisens.
However,
If
the
figures
showed
that
large
savjng
might!
be
effected
by
reverting
to
a
city
force,
the
matter
would
be
worthy
u'
wiiwurrauon.
Meantime,
he
would
not
be
in
favor
of
submitting
a
cueblaclte
nn
tH
mmrm
basis
of
street
talk.
He
pointed
mit
that
n
was
tne
prerogative
of
the
"
provincial
or
Dominion
forees
to
come
Into
a
municipality
at
any
Mrae
In
order
to
enforce
law
and
order.
Semi-Finals
C.
Taylor
IS,
J
Frew
6.
J.
McLean
15,
A.
MCLfCd
6.
Third
Round
A".
MeLeod
12,
M.
Andrews
7.
J.
McLean
13,
A.
Clapperton
9.
O.
Taylor
Is,
B.
Dalgorna
5.
J.
Frew
13,
O.
Oeddes
10.
Second
Round
M.
Andrews
is,
fl.
O.
Macdonaid
J.
McLean
8,
J.
fjiek
7.
TELEPHONE
SURPLUS
Aid.
Macdonaid
replied
that
his'
During
the
month
of
November
fx
not
based
on
street
municipal
telephone
earnings
Srf
?f
u
V4?
objected
before
and
amounted
to
$4,012
and
expendl-t
objected
at
the
rights
of
the
turts.
$2,645,
eaving
a
surplus
ot
v.s
.way
oy
uuwiae
it
on
me
montn
S
operations
POWerS.
In
anv
CU.
It
wihM
tint
gwnntlnn
tn
o
.t.i...t
cost
much
to
submit
a
plebiscite,
ted
to
the
city
council
last
night
aoiLWa,.i?uI
Mayor
McMordle,
by
the
superintendent.
Samuel
P
-
w
civy
siiouia
ue-!
xviassey.
uc
w
umiiiiain
its
own
ngtits
ine
reason
that
the
change
to
the
provincial
force
had
been
made
orltinally
was
that
there
was
great
dissatisfaction
with
the
old
city
force.
JUST
COME
TO
-So
ypu
were
upta'
Montreal
last
WtflC
till
"Yeli.
that's
what
I
hear.-
Life.
f
Celery
QUESTIONS
ANSWERED
City
Engineer
Replies
to
I'rudhftinme
on
Sewer
Construction
7Venu
AW.
Acting
on
instructions
of
the
soard
of
works.
City
Knglnawr
P.
U.
Oood
presented
answers
at
the
city
council
meeting
lat
night
to
quesuotu
wnicn
naa
een
asorsa
two
weeks
ago
by
Aid.
Prudhomme
n
regard
to
sewer
construction.
Questions
and
answers
were
aa
.ollows:
Q
Is
Main
Sewer
No.
1
finished?
A.-
Mo.
Q.
What
ha.'
been
the
total
cost
to
date?
A.-,412.90.
Q.
Ha
same
been
carried
out
as
per
plans
accepted
by
the
city
rtjuneil?
A.-
VeS,
with
following
exceptions:
tai.
Sewer
In
lane
httw
n
Fourth
Averts
and
Fifth
Avenue
i
rrom
Agttew
Place
to
Orant
Place
to
be
omitted
as
lots
that
this
sewer
would
serve
are
connected
to
sewer,
in
Fourth
Avenue.
b.
Eighteen
bach
diameter
pipe
installed
from
lane
south
of;
nmui
Avenue
w
mannoie
soutn
of
Ninth
Avenue
Instead
of
12-Inch
dlssmeter
sewer
as
shown
on
plan
and
additional
12-inch
diameter
pipes
were
Installed
from
manhole
south
of
Ninth
Avenue
to
ane
south
of
Ksjhth
Avenue
and
In
lane
south
of
Eighth
Avenue
from
lot
20.
block
34.
section
S
to
Dunsmuir
Street.
e.
Elght-lnrb
,!arr.'ter
sewer
installed
on
Ninth
Avenue
from
lot
20.
block
36
section
S
to
tot
17.
Mock
M.
section
5.
length
90
feet,
approximately
Q.
lias
any
portion
or
portions
of
same
shown
any
defects
and.
If
so.
what
nature
were
same?
A
No.
Q.
If
not
finished,
have
the
engineer
bring
lit
an
estimate
of
what
It
will
cost
to
complete
as
per
plans.
Q
Was
the,
jewer
pipe
used
on
this
sewar
s
the-same
lot
as
that
over
which
the
recen.
arbitration
was
held?
A.-Yes.
MOTORISTS
PREFERRED
"But,"
protested
the
visitor,
"In
the
guide
you
sent
me
It
Is
stated
that
your
hotel
Is
only
five
minutes
from
the
sea
It
has
takac
me
a
good
half-hour
to
reach
the
promenade
"
"Ah,"
yrnered
the
proprietor,
route
been
walking.
We
don't
cater
to
pedestrians.
Tit-Bits.
Boston
Cafe
sour
'
Chicken
Okra
Manhattan
FISH
jFUet
de
Sole
Chambord
KOAST
MrtAm
Vmin
TnrlrMr
SET
FOIL
A,
SCAI
Queen
Olives
itf
camaot
arsasinj
cranberry
"
'
VEGETABLES
Wallflower
au
Gratln
Brussels
Sprouts
Brown
Potatoes
Mashed
or
Steamed
Potatoes
DL-SSEItT
Old
Sngliah
Plum
Padding
Brandy
and
Hard
Sauce
Hot
Mince
Pie
Christmas
Cake
Deml-Taase
'
Tuesday,
Dectrrfiof
j4
Christmas
Day
Special
Dinner,
$1.50
RELISHES
Crab-Flake
Cocktail
Ravigote
SALAD
Salad
de
Maeedoine'
w
j
SLWE
TO
APrEAlUNttS
A
man
in
Atchison,
Kansas,
can
Optisolat
Cheer
up
i!
mar.
a
ukulele
with
4Us
tees.
TWs;Thlif
aren't
as
bad
h
v
rtm
Cay
i
an
advantage;
leafeg
the!
to
bet
'
hands
free
for
self-protection
Pessteitst
No.
but
thi
v
m
to
Detroit
News.
be.
Vancouver
Provinc
w3
Power
Corporation
buildsor
the
future
in
Northern
British
Columbia
Northern
Drltiih
Columbia
is
rich
n
naturtl
rctourcct.
How
rich
no
man
cm
ijr.
IU
mirtertl
resources
rank
with
the
mot
valuable'
in
th
Dominion.
It
halibut
fisheries
are
big
enough
to
art
the
world
price.
Its
stand
of
timber
it
amongtt
the
finest
in
Canada.
In
the
develop
ment
of
these
vait
rcaourcc
Power
will
be
needed.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMDIA
POWER
COMPANY
which
was
recently
formed
under
the
direction
of
Power
Corpora
tion
hat
large
reicrvea
of
power,
ready
to
serve
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
areas
In
Northern
British
Columbia.
The
development
of
the
mine
of
the
Stewart
area
the
future
growth
of
Prince
Rupert,
predicated
on
her
ttratrfie
location
at
the
economic
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
District,
are
now
assured
of
ample
power
for
their
future
needs.
Already
Power
Corporation
engineer!
are
buildlnf
for
the
future
of
this
rich
area.
A
P.
"
development
la
now
under
Way
on
the
l''
River,
near
Prince
Rupert,
and
a
2.OC0
H
P.
development
on
American
Creek
ntarl
Stewart.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company-M
all
other
companies
in
th
Power
Corporation
group,
will
endeavour
to
attract
new
industries
to
this
area-it
will
grow
with
the
communities
it
serves.
NESBITT,
THOMSON
COMPANY
LIMITED
320-s
Rogers
Building,
VANCOUVER
Sr
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