TOMORROW'S
TIDES
She
Boston
Grill
Sunday,
December
IS
LAKOK
CAUABET
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Dinner
Thursday!
tad
Saturday!
OiSS'.a.m.
High
19-1
ft
12:18
Dancing
Ewy
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
pjn.
23.1
ft.
Danoe
Hall
lor
Hlrt
Low
6:17
ajiv.
7.trlt.
19:08
pjn.
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tor
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
Ail
.J,.
u.
Vol.
XX.,
No.
291,
PRINCEiRUPERT,''BiC.,
SATURDAY,
DEC.
14,
1929
rnicE
FIVE
CENTS
Seven
Alaskan
Volcaifs
Again
Spouting
Flame
and
Spreading
Sulphur
Smoke
Over
Country
DUTCH
HARBOR,
Dec.
14.
Reports
Say
that
seven
volcanos
on
the
eastern
Aleutian
Islands
and
southern
coast
of
the
Alaska
Peninsula
are
again
spouting
flames
and
spreading
dense
sulphur
smoke
in
the
first
general
outbreak
in
that
region
since
1927.
It
is
believed
by
marine
men
to
indicate
that
the
Island
and
coast
contours
are
again
being
altered.
The
crew
of
the
steamer
Starr
arrived
here
yesterday
and
reported
the
volcanos
Katmi,
Pavlof,
Mageik,
Kaga-mil,
Akutan,
Chinagak
and
Shishaldin
are
unusually
active.
ASKINGHM
CLOSING
UP
OF
LIQUOR
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
14
A
petition
tu
the
British
Columbia
Liquor
Con-trn
Board
to
close
beer
parlors
and
UqU'ir
stores
In
Vancouver,
at
least
temporarily,
because
of
what
H
terms
the
widespread
unemployment
and
the
"suffering
and
poverty
in
many
families,"
has
been
der
ided
upon
by
the
Prortnctal
Pro-hlbluon
Association,
CHIMAS
TROUBLES
Twelve
Thousand
Rebels
Reported
Killed
and
FlrfiUng
Breaks
V
Out
In
New
Districts
I
LONDON.
Dec.
14
No
sooner
dacii
the
rebellion
against
the
Nationalist
apvemment
seem
to
be
stamped
out
In
one
district
than
it
orraks
out.
in
anotner.
u
was
re.
Dorted
yeslerdar
that
12,000
rebels
hart
been
killed
in
two
separate
SSi
and
iis?
inr.t
armies.
The
country
is
still
vtrv
unsettled
ana
it
ww
uc
buiuc
time
before
there
can
be
anything
uks
stable
government.
United
Church
Inquiring
Into
Country
Churches
Tlcw
to
the
revision
of
their
work
arid
to
avoid
as
mucn
as
pos-
sible
overlapping
of
the
work:
in
n:rai
districts,
the
United
"chU
mon
I
Inrtnr
l
:
sending
out
a
questfenalrrei
Ullldll
ivllLlUl
coaling
with
the
rural
pqpuia-i
'.i.
in
and
church
work
-in
i
country
j
c;
;ricts.
The
matter
.shoeing
unfiled
by
a
commission
recenUy
appointed.
Five-Year
Term
Is
Suggested
For
Ont.
Legislature
It
Is
'icie
that
the
length
of
term
of
,
.
,
.
.
.J.
U.n
!-'-arx
instead
of
four
years,
"says
us
London
Free
Press
editor
lal-The
term
of
office
for
the
Doniinlon
is
five
years,
and
all
fuur
western
provinces
have-
the
tame
period.
The
eastern
province
alone
continue
a
four
year
Pciod,
B.
C.
.Legislature
Will
Convene
At
End
of
January
VICTORIA.
Dec.
14:
The
B,
C.
t
Legislature
wlU
convene
Tuesday,
January
28
and
it
is
thought
the
session
will
probably
end
about
the
middle
of
March.
WOMEN
DOCTORS
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.,
Dec.
14:
Dirmmgnam
ucnerai
xius-Pital
has
placed
a
ban
on
married
jomcn
doctors,
and
it
has
been
lded
In
effect
that
in
future
married
women
doctors
shall
re-'en
and
shall
hot
be
employed
except
tinder
very
exceptional
'
circumstances.
.
REICHSTAG
GIVES
CONFIDENCE
VOTE
GERMAN
GOVT,
i
BERLIN,
Dec.
14.
The
Reichstag
today
gave
the
Mueller
Government
avote
of
confidence
by
a
hundred
majority,
supporting
its
its
policy
both
on
the
Young
plan
of
reparations
and
on
its
proposed
financial
reforms.
The
vote
was
taken
folbwing
a
conference
yesterday
at
which
it
was
decided
that
a
national
crisis
should
be
averted.
Prince
Charles
to
Be
Withdraw
From
Service
Next
Week
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles
will
make
but
one
more
trip
north
nftnr
th
nroirnt
nn
t.hi
winter
on
the
run
between
here
and
Van
couver
via
Ocean
Fails
belore
being
withdrawn
from
service
for
the
sea-
nn
rin
nrithrirauml
nf
th
Prinrfl
Charles,
there
will
be
a
service
of
one-
boat
a
week
by
we
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Coming
north
today,
the
Prince
had
but
four
for
Charles
passengers
.
.
it
i
i
.
nere.
maicatuiK
u
imi
oxwuiv
northern
travel
is
now
falling
off
Cheered
In
Court
LONDON.
Dec.
14:
The
bravery
of
a
woman
doctor
was
acknowledged
with
a
burst
of
cheering
from
the
crowded
court
at
the
enquiry
into
an
explosion
at
Cadsow
Colliery.
Hamilton,
when
three
men
lost
their
lives.
Doctor
Norah
Steele,
who
practices
in
the
vicinity
of
the
colliery,
was
summoned
as
soon
as
the
explosion
had
oc-Mmsri
Hho
at
nruf
riesrended
the
mine,
and
worked
her
hardest
in
the
dangerous
surroundings
to
re-
tore
life
to
tne
tnree
men.
m
va
onnuirv
th
ajipnt
for
the
relatives
asked
permission
publicly
to
thanK
m.
we
ior
iicr
uiavi-
attempt.
There
followed
a
hearty
nnniniise
from
the
court.
Dr.
Steele,
who
had
Just
finished
hr
pv
dance,
was
oDviousiy
em
barrassed,
ana
sw
ily
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman'
Fraset
of
Pnimpr
Anartments
are
sall-
incr
tnmnrrnw
eventnn
for
Los
Amteles
where
they
will
visit
with
their
daughter.
Mrs.
P.
H.
Oald-fni-
tmn
months.
In
their
ab-
VI
III
il
w.w
--
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-
sence
C.
Rouse
will
take
charge
of
thp
..flpartmenjs.
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FINE
PRESENT
FOR
THIS
CHRISTMAS
For
people
wno
once
uvea
J.
l
T-4nna
Rlinprt
thpre
lS
flO
4
j.
nruint
mnrp
accentaule
than
a
year's
subscription
to
the
Daily
News.
Tne
price
is
not.-j-
high
ana
11
inurt
u
uuuw
x
hoinnr
imnMTibered
throueh-
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Via
VMf
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I.
4-
FRIDAY
A
JINX
DAY
Seattle
Lost
To
Vancouver
at
Hockey
Last
Night
Three
Goals
To
Two
SEATTLE,
Dec.
14.
Friday
the
thirteenth
proved
a
Jinx
day
for
Seattle
as
the
Eskimos
went
down
to
their
first
defeat
of
the
season
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
race
last
night
after
taking
a
two
a
nothing
lead
in
the
game.
As
a
result
of
the
win,
Vancouver
and
Seattle
are
tied
for
firstplace
in
the
league
with
two
Doints
each.
The
Bsks
took
a
two-goal
lead
In
.
the
second
period.
The
Lions
even-1
ed
up
In
the
third
and
in
overtime
got
tnt
winning
tally.
Vancouver
3,
Seattle
2.
TOWNSEND
CHAMPION
Wins
Lightweight
Title
Last
Night
by
Beating
Al
Foreman
of
Montreal
VANCOUVER,
Dee.
14:
Billy
Townsend
won
the
Canadian
lightweight
boxinguchampion-f
hip
here
last
niphU'when
he
defeated
Al
Fore
man
oWMrn-treal
in
twelve
ronndi.Twn-send
had
the
edge
iinseven
rounds,
Forr
mn)-ttwoi
iand
three
were
even.
The
local
boy
was
the
agressor
throughout,
using
a
darting
left
to
the
.
face
,aodrightto
bead,
i
and
body.
There
were
no
knockdowns.
Townsend
fought
.the
JM
fight
he
ever
haf
shown
Jin
his
home
lotfrtj
fcndfJVf
goffa
fine
receptioij
ItratnXtV
four
thousand
fans
present.
Foreman
proved
to
be
a
clever
boxer
and
ring
general
.
but
Townsend
vat
on
top
of
him
almost
throughout
and
Foreman
found
it
hard
to
penetrate
Townwnd's
defence.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oourtevy
6
D.
Johnston
Oo.
Cork
Province.
4,
5.
Dunwell,
3,
Nil.
Duthie
Mines.
35.
40.
Georgia
River.
12,
15.
Ooloonda,
76,
79.
Qrandview.
144.
Nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
7,
8
Mohawk,
2.
3.
Morton
Woolsey,
10,
13.
National
Silver.
7.
9.
Neble
Five.
43,
43
Vfc.
Oregon
Copper.
10.
10.
Pond
Oreille.
250.
2.60.
'
Premier.
1.C9,
1.74.
'
r
Porter-Idaho,
27,
30.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.20,
123."
Rufus-Argenta,
9,
9.
Silver
Crest.
5H,
7.
Silverado,
30,
35.
Snowflake,
14,
14.
Topley
Rlchfleia,
4.
5
Woodbine,
2Vi,
3.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
1.84.
1.85.
Calmont.
1.05.
1.06.
Dalhousle.
1.53,
1.58.
Devenish.
144.
18.
Home.
9.75,
9.80.
McLeod.
2.20.
2.25.
Freehold.
55.
60.
Park
Your
Auto
In
the
Kitchen
-
An
Biltnmnhllp
that
rsnn
hh
taken
apart
and
'
parked
in
the
Kiicnen
nas
Deen
invented
by
Engelbert
Zachka
of
Berlin.
Although
slightly
under
regulation
site,
the
car
can
carry
two
passengers.
The
body
is
constructed
of
canvas
The
garaging
process
of
thi,
llt.tle
machine
re-1
semble
the
parts
of
a
Jig-saw
pintle.
Firm,
the
bodv
is
de
tached
and
jtokled
Into
a
neat
bundle:
thin3
the1
chassis
Is
d
mounted.
Eactv
pieoe
tnat
makes
up
thrv.torne
s
Jnumbeedlind
flttedr
Steering
wheel
and
post,
wheels,
motor
and
nody
rods
each
are
separate
units.
The
affair
has
three
wheels
'and
can
be
assembled
In
a
few
minutes.
HAMILTON
MAN
DIES
HAMILTON,
Dec.
14:
Cyrus
A.
Bierce.
82
years
of
age.
noted
"3!WfjlM;'r
and
papltallst,
died
this
morning,
Experience
Not
Hans
Hocke,
trial
riight
dirr
tor
of
the
Czecho-Slovaklan
Asa-demy
at
Prague,
is
hown
here
wi
h
his
fool-proof
plane.
He
claims
that
if
the
pilot
loses
control,
the
plane
wfl.automatically
stabilize
Itself.
Dismissed
For
Expressing
Disbelief
In
Jonah
Being
Swallowed
by
Whale
And
Animals
Going
Into
the
Ark
BIRMINGHAM,
Ala.,
Dec.
14.
Because
he
ex-pressed
disbelief
in
the
truth
of
the
Bible
stories
of
the
whale
swallowing
Jonah
and
also
of
Noah
taking
two
of
every
kind
of
animal
into
the
ark
prior
to
the
flood,
Professor
Calvin
Day,
professor
of
biology
in
the
Baptist
College
here,
has
been
dismissed
from
the
faculty.
Hhrilling
Story
of
How
Halibut
Schooner
t
Wrecked
o0Ataska
KETCHIKAN,
Dec.
14.
The
story
of
,now
'lie
captain
and
crew
of
the
wrecked
halibut
boat
Seabird
fought
for
their
lives
against
tremendous
seas
in
their
crippled
craft,
how
two
of
their
number
were
lost,
and
how
they
finally
reached
shore
and
safety
at
a
fox
ranch
on
the
shores
of
western
Alaska,
is
told
by
Captain
Reitan
of
that
vessel,
who
with
Alfred
Dyb,
Ivan
Hon,
Martin
Carlson
and
Olaf
Evanson,
reached
here
recently.
Alfred
Dyb
was
badly
injured
in
the
back
and
was
rushed
to
the
hospital
at
Juneau,
the
others
going
south
to
'
Seattle.
Captain
Reitan
said:
About
10
o'clock
on
tne
night
of
November
11,
while
the
Sea
Bird
was
buckins
a
strong
east-
erly
gale
off
Cape
St.
Elias,
a
heavy
sea
carried
away
the
mast
and
pilot
house.
Captain
Reitan
j
who
was
in
his
room
aft
of
the
wheelhouse
and
two
men
on
watch,
Louis
and
Elias
Dyb,
went
J
overboard.
Reitan
crrau'oed
some-
thing
and
managed
to
stay
afloat
!'f
until
he
was
rescue
bv
the
en
glheer
who
had
been
driven
from
the
engine
room
by
the
deluge
of
water.
TK
TtlfK
V.A.M
n,AM
AAVk
MA
WMM1
Aiic
u
uujd
ncic
own
uu
muti
and
it
is
believed
they
were
kU-i
aSttS
tti
crushing
them
up
against
the
partition
of
tne
stateroom.
As
the
engines
and
pumps
were
out
of
commission
all
hands
tur-1
ned
to
with
buckets
and
began
to
ball
It
was
while
bailing
that
Al-1
fred
Dyb.
the
engineer,
was
knoc
ked
unconscious
by
a
mast
or
boom
which
was
thrashing
i
around
on
deck,
and
suffered
a
hroken
back.
He
Is
now
at
the
St.
Ann's
Hospital
at
Juneau,
where
he
was
rushed
when
the
Unalga
arrived
there.
During
the
night
the
wind
shifted
and
set
ttv
Sea
Bird
close
to
Cape
Suckling
The
tide
changed
as
the
Sea
Bird
was
about
to
be
dashed
against
the
rocks
and
the
ebb
set
them
out
against
Cape
St.
Ellas.
Mcuntlme
the
Sea
Bird's
crew
had
succeeded
in
bail-
1
ine
her
dry
and
started
the
en
-
;
Bine.
nicy
uiuuc
iiicii
wj
through
the
narrow
channel
be-!
;tween
Wingham
and
Kayak
Is-h
lanasr-ana
ancnorea
in
a
cove
oar
I
November
14,
from
which
place
j
they
were
taken
ashore-
toy
a
fox
farmer.
WHEAT
DOWN
AGAIN
TODAY
VANCOUVER.
Deo.
14.
The
nrice
i
ot
wneai
iook
anomer
arop
today,
I
golng
down
to
$1.31Vi
Necessary
Now4
GIVEN
PERMISSION
TO
CARRY
GUNS
FOR
nnt
n
ww
riiriiwiitt
a
!
OI'"
ifcuitwiun
.
PENTICTON,
Dec.
14:
As
the
result
of
the
anonymous
threats
received,
both
Charles
Oliver
and
Dr.
V.
E.
Latimer,
principals
in
Penticton's
"tar
and
feather
case,"
have
been
granted
permission
to
carry
guns
to
protect
themselves
against
attack.
nit
rl
1
Agnes
MacPhail
Not
Interested
In
Senators!
OWEN
SOUND,
Dec.
14:
"I
am
rwre
Interested
In
abolition
of
the
Senate
than
in
appointment
to
that
body."
said
Miss
MacPhail
MP.,
when
asked,
last
night
con
ccrning
a
report
from
Ottawa
that
she
might
be
the
first
wo
man
senator
in
Canada.
She
said
it
was
the
first
she
had
heard
of
the
report.
She
said
she
was
too
Interested
in
her
work
in
the
House
of
Commons
to
accept
such
an
appointment.
-it
i
ri
i
.anfirii
P.
l.nnsP.II
By
Acclamation
Place
O'Connor
LONDON.
Dec.
14.
D.
G.
Logan,
Laborlte.
was
elected
by
acclamation
to
Parliament
for
the
Scotland
division
of
Liverpool,
succeeding
the
late
T.
P.
O'Connor.
AVOIDING
CRISIS
BERLIN.
Dec.
.14:
Conferences
are
belne
held
here
with
a
view
to
avoid
me
a
crisisnn
tne
govern
ment
of
the
country.
United
States
Apologizes
For
Firing
At
Canadian
Liquor
Boat
Shawnee
Fifteen
Miles
Off
Shore
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
14.TheUnited
States
Government
in
a
note
to
Canada
has
expressed
its
"regrets"
for
the
firing
by
a
coastguard
patrol
boat
on
the
Canadian
vessel
Shawnee
on
September
11
off
New
York
Harbor.
The
communication
was
handed
to
Canadian
Minister
Massey
in
reply
to
a
request
by
Canada
for
information
concerning
the
incident
The
apology
of
the
United
States
contained
the
admission
that
the
firing
upon
the
M'LARNIN
KNOCKS
OUT
GOLDSTEIN
Jew
Went
Down
In
Second
Round
And
Was
Counted
Out
at
Madison
Square
Gardens
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
14.
Jimmy
McLarnln,
the
Vancouver
Irishman,
knocked
out
Goldstein
at
Madison
Square
Gardens
last
night
in
the
second
round
The
young
Jew
fell
:
Big
Airplane
Carrier
Helping
Out
flat
on
his
back
and
failed
to
rise
,
with
Power
Supply
of
Put
et
at
the
count
of
ten.
i
Sound
City
McLarnln
was
knocked
down
in!
the
first
round
and
it
looked
for
a
SEATTLE,
Dec.
14.
Steamer
short
time
as
If
the
Vancouver
boy
Lexington,
the
huge
airplane
car-was
out.
but
he
came
back
appar-
rler
of
the
United
States
navy,
Is
ently
unhurt.
being
connected
with
the
power
in
the
second
round
the
war
was
company's
system
at
Tacoma
today,
itarted
by
Goldstein,
who
made
a
in
nrrir
to
nmvw
miviiiin,
rush
at
McLarnta
the
moment
the
ieU
sounded.
The
effort
was
inef-
fective
and
fifty-one
seconds
after
,
he
round
commenced
McLarnln
knocked
his
opponent
down
with
a
blow
to
the
chin.
At
the
count
of
!
nine
Ruble
rose
but
went
down:
lgato
immediately
before
the
Irish-
nan's
attack
and
was
counted
out.
,
The
Garden
was
packed
with
I
the
expectation
that
Ruby,
the
hero
;
of
New
York's
Ghetto,
would
win.
I
The
Jew
was
knocked
down
twlcei
Immigr
ation
Totals
Gain
Newcomers
From
Great
Britain
Are
in
the
Lead
I
ft
a
i
.i
.
..
Ottawa,
uec.
I:
in
me
nrsi;
even
monUw
of
the
current
fls-1
"ltZ
al
year.
April
1
to
Oct.
31.
1923.
$J1C?n5;
,Jh?e
mSh
British
immigration
to
Canada
uItenbra"S-
f-H
an2
rs.
Dyradahl
and
by
Rev
and
stalled
55
167.
an
Increase
of
T777
over
the
total
for
the
correspond-
"ff,
JfLSJf1?-
'
W
period
lart
year.
Immigration
,ff5ltr
2L
pay
rem
the
Urilted
States
was
23.-
.SiL
?Lr?St
'
139.
an
Increase
of
1064:
lnlmlgra-
JK"?!?
Je
JU?,y'
5?"
tlon
from
northwestern
Europe
JL
'
f.M--as
23.219.
an
Increase
of
975,
and
ThR.1Sn.5JM
mmlgratlon
of
all
other
races
was
?n
I,1?,".1
t?"
under
tne
auspices
of
the
Deep
7
7T)
a
decrease
of
13
016
,
Totaltomlgntion
to"
toe
seven
dh8emnr
ot
which
onth-
under
review
was
9.-.dcceMfd
was
a
member.
164,
compared
with
131,754
for
the
-
,
ilmilar
period
last
year,
a
de-
L9rnc
lmncmn
irae
o?
2600
or
2
per
cent.
I
Iclllo
IVCVlMUil
ear
was
E817.
an
Increase
of
776
-T
October.
1928,
or
10
per
cent.
f
the
total
3388
were
British;
from
the
United
States;
1329
northwestern
European
countries,
"nd
1774
of
other
races.
From
April
1
to
Oct.
31.
of
thin
year,
OI
zu.ujj
anaaians
wno
vent
to
the
United
States
to
re
a
revision
of
the
whole
prison
sys-ilde
permanently,
5000
re.turne&
tem
ot
the
.UnttedT
States.
Five
to
the
Dominion
to
remain.
measures
are
to
be
submitted
to
Congress
with
this
in
vlew
ORDERED
OUT
OF
CITY
OFJVINNIPEGncome
Jax
fa
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
14.
The
Winni-
w
n
T
;jeg
plans,
if
any,
of
Edward
Woods
In
f
;rpq
HpinOT
and
LouU
Rastore.
two
internaUon-
u
vuig
aUy
known
pick-pockets,
were'
n.ii
n
,
i
nipped
in
the
bud
by
Magistrate
R.
IN
ill
I
I
1lriri7Pn
u
1111
IUVI4CU
B.
Graham.
In
city
police
court
his
worship
gave
them
exacUy
six
hours
I
to
get
out
of
the
city
by
train
and
n
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
14.
While
they
are
not
away
in
that
time
a
,
an
overwhelming
maioritv
in
favnr
warrant
to
send
them
to
JaU
for
six
months
wUl
be
executed.
First
Snowfall
Of
Season
Here
Ground
Covered
With
White
Manile
Today
Following
Week's
Cold
Snap
The
first
snowfall
of
the
season
on
the
lower
levels
around
Prince
Rupert
came
early
this
afternoon
and,
in
an
4iou.or
sos
there
.was
quite
a
white
mantle
on
the
towrr-site.
The
weather
is
rapidly
becoming
milder
and
there
may
be
a
thaw
soon
after
the
week's
cold
snap.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
The
funeral
service
of
the
late
Mrs.
Capt.
J.
Wells,
will
be
held
tomorrow
afternoon
at
2:30.
in
Haynor
Bros,
Chapel.
Burial
will
taKer
piace
at
uuie
Mountain,
CllUUwnek,
B.C.
Canadian
vessel
had
been
"without
,
legal
authority."
Reviewing
the
incident,
the
com-!
munication
.:
rged
that
the
Shawnee
was
a
'
easel
engaged
in
the
smuggling
of
liquor
and
was
built
especially
tc
violate
American
laws.
The
coastguard
came
upon
the
Shawnee
some
fifteen
miles
off
the
nsarest
land,
and,
after
the
vessel
had
ignored
signals,
the
patrol
boat
fired
five
shells
into
her.
The
Shawnee
escaped.
LEXINGTON
ATTACOMA
to
help
out
with
the
fast
dwindling
b
mnniv
The
Lexlntrton
was
to
have
been
n.L
Tammn
vxtrr4av
h
was
so
thick
she
could
not
move.
.
Jim
HxrctHmrr
XLiHll
iaVCUtllJ'
n
,
.
KiinoH
i
nrlnir
JUUIlCU
1
UUdV
"
;
.iwai
ip
sau
aU3
His
I3fe
Bv
Drowning
Held,
"UndtrUninn
A
as
pices
"
The
funeral
of
the
late
Eeil
rllveding.
who
lost
his
life
in
a
drowning
aeeldent
on
the
harnDT,
on
Wednesday
evening,
tools,
X
he
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
uj
talkers
to
Falrvtew
Cemeteo:
John
H
Hanson
of
St.
PauESi
1
Jthplin
nhnrnll
nt
fl.latrT'1'
i,:;:.
.
,
"
A
:.z.rrEi
Kjt
r
rison
oystem
In
United
States
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
.14
The
Hoover
administration
ia
nlannlni?
nf
the
$160,000,000
cut
in
he
United
States
Income
tax
Is
expected
to
oass
the
Senate
by
an
overwhelming
majority,
criticism
of
the
measure
still
continues.
Result
Elections
In
Victoria
On
Thursday
Last
VICTORIA.
Dec.
14.
In
the
civic
I
elections
here
Thursday
the
f
ollow-
I
ui
awtfiai
vtcic
uievicu.
iuu.
Lie-
war,
iua.
woruuiigion,
mex
reaen,
Aid.
Marass,
Robert
Smith.
Police
commissioner
McGavln.
School
trustees
Beckwlth,
Kenneth
Ferguson.
J.
S.
McMillan
and
V.
E.
Emery.
HELD
FOR
BURGLARY
SEATTLE,
Dec.
14:
Eddie
Mor
ris
is
Dcmg
ntio
nere
d;
tne
po-
Ike
In
connection
with
burglaries
at
tne
riggiy
wiggiy
srore
ana
the
Western
Auto
Supply.
'zii,nou
b:)HY
iflr)
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