TwrfJWembers
Of
Patterson
Lrew
I
"
-
i
I
JJ
At
I
Ah...
rv.
I
Lciiiucu
m
juiieau
niier
ijaring
Flight;
Others
Being
Rescued
JI'NEAU,
December
20:
(CP)
An
a
result
of
iylar-jng
flight
by
Pilot
Sheldon
Simmons,
two
survivors
of
the
wrecj;
of
the
old
motorship
Patterson
off
Cape
Fairweath-tr
were
brought
to
Juneau
hospital
yesterday
and
the
rescue
of
sixteen
others
is
actively
under
way.
The
two
stir-vvon
who
have
been
brought
here
are
ill
from
the
ef-
r-
rxpvaurr,
uiitiiiiuii
iiiu
in
y.
Lf
xr
naving
occn
maroonca
M
c
dy
on
the
exposed
and
drr.i
?
Alaskan
shore
which
has
ben
b;:
rt
r
V
-
'
I
'J
U
r
I'-
f2
storm-huhed
that
It
u
:e
all
last
week
to
effect
a
Pilot
Simmons
landed
hU
the
sand
at
the
mouth
of
reek,
picking
up
the
two
(4,
n
and
lea
Tins
behind
au
lead
the
others
out
to
a
Cafmber
of
the
crew
was
fct::rl
by
being
washed
over-
The
other
was
drowned
,
'uiKlmc
ashore
with
the
,4-
t
idwlnasen.
traooer
and
was
released
leased
from
rom
jail
jail
wheie
wheie
tt
va.j
srrvtng
ng
Bi
t
d
inmate
rescue
Radio
Auction
Concludes
Tonight
Welt
Knonn
ArtM
lo
Help
SaUa-tlon
Army
I'und;
Donation
Itecelved
T
-
Radio
Auction
last
night
I
ted
by
the
Junior
cnamoer
'
Army
Christmas
Cheer
fund
'it
very
successful,
the
sum
of
rC2
53
being
bid
but
only
about
y-'
of
that
amount
actually.
ear
,rd
The
auction
ULIHNI
will
l
be
concluded
to-
r
thj
from
7J0
to
0
when
among,
me
fnamorriam
jUUndlng
attracUons,
will
be,
llrllsin
had
no
Intention
or
cle-.
.1..
r
kimwrlnr
the
Keich
ana
r-
--j
bv
nr
rt
a.
.
Large
ana
1
tin
.Mrs.
Drr,alons
of
goods
have
been
made
by
Burns
tt
Co.
Ltd.
100
P
::r.ds
of
meat
and
Acme
Import
rlothlng
Cash
received
fo!-
Previously
acknowledged
$14350
Radio
Auction
3050
J
C
Brady
300
Rotary
Club
2500
UIVAf.F
NEW
YORK,
December
20
(Ca
nadlan
Press)
--Federal
lnvcstlga
t
Mayor
Of
New
York
Slugged
I
NEW
YORK
Dec
20:
'CP'-
'
Mavnr
Finrella
I.afiuarri'la
was
w
rre
they
may
be
more
Ueged
today
as
he
mounted
.eked
up
by
plane
or
re-
Cty
nall
,tep
by
a
gray-
(
vsny
trvtT
Tfi
time
for
drunken-
Ml
II
II
Y
l
the
the
VJUIK
w
k
IV
w
he
he
knows
knows
pertlou'
peruou'
BY
HOUSE
Another
Vote
of
Confidence
Accorded
Frcmier
Chamberlain-Talks
Out
to
Germany
LONDON',
December
20
(Canadian
PrcM)
The
Houm?
of
Commons
lat
nl(ht
voted
down
310
to
HI
a
Labor
motion
censuring
the
foternment's
foreign
policy
r
mmerce
In
aid
of
the
Salva!
after
Prime
.MlnUter
.Neville
Chamberlain
had
said
that
the
German
leaders
would
make
a
"traclc
blunder"
If
they
mittook
ItritMi
loTe
of
peace
and
willingness
to
compromise
for
general
ueaknesv
Although
Premier
Nev-
'
...
.
.
XA
.k.l
r-.,,l
peech
the
Prime
Minister
has
made
Mnce
the
.Munich
confer-
internreled
as
.
.
1
11-.
.r
run.
nau.
REFUGEES
ARE
TAKEN
IN
FRANCE
4
halred
went
-
r.
man
tentatively
.
of
cerUln
..........
......
....
lce
cv
m.v
v
jam
leaoea
upon
wc
majw
...ii
i
j
....
..
...
.
Germany.
Germany.
i
J
Jr.nmg
full
speea
aneaa.
from
behind
and
struck
him
n.i
as
-About
midnight
on
Dc-U
down
with
hU
fUt
but
was
set
-With
many
thousands
qJ
Jewish
cttr
II
Mountainous
sea,
soon
upon
by
the
polk
and
by-
h'
to,
con'"trSSl
"fhev
..
..
.
j
.1..
'
.
,
.
r
.
ihir
lelr
-xivM
vrtve.
in
m
nrison
P.0"
because
in
ey
cr.
ey
smasnea
me
ojo
snip.
to.
1:
.
sunder,
and
bten
almost
in-
sensible
City
H.U
empteye,
i..
lb,V
Ir
disappointed
office
seeker.
of
the
crushjig
billion
mark
fine
impojed
upon
them.
and
they
were
unable
to
payt
the
children
have
been
left
to
run
wild
In
the
streets
or
crowd
into
othr
families
and
their
fate
,may
be
a
terrible
one
If
something
is
not
uv
done
..v
at
once.
said.
'U
Is
our
moral
ana
numan
duty
to
care
for
these
children
and
I
so
I
have
decided
that
I
shall
not
come
down
ftain
this
pulpit
until,
every
famUy
In
this
audience
hasj
promised
to
take
one
01
mese
children
and
provide
for
It."
The
response
was
Immediate.
'
Thus
It
has
been
possible
for
many
of
these
homeless
children
to
be
taken
into
France
since
the
government
mav
authorize
their
entry
once
people
have
guaranteed
their,
welfare.
j
Another
Side
'
On
the
other
hand
the
reaction
might
be
much
less
restrained
here
were
France
not
Oermany's
next-
door
neighbor
and
the
usual
dump-
i
.
tnr
riirniuin
refugees.
J
Many
foreigners,
including
Can-
adians
ana
Americans,
cic
ished
at
the
lack
of
emphatic
pro
fit
hv
hnth
French
nubile
ana
o.n.u
n.iiif
-nH
a
duet
bv
m
still
awaiting
an
expression
I
new-snaners.
esneclally
with
the
.
1
1
1.
1
.
t
1
I
f
.tn
1
n
V
tn
.
.
.
.
I.
,lnt.
a
rt
f
rAr.
1
ornA,
b.c
I
4.
It
;!!i!
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
It
1:15
ajn.
19)
ft.
12:52
pm.
21.4
(t.
7:02
ajn.
8.3
It.
Macey's
Coffee
Housc
10:40
pxn.
3.0
ft.
if
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
20,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
lading
Rearmament
Prepared
To
I
Aid
Britain
PARIS.
December
20:
uti-
Foreign
Minister
Georges
Bon-
Vancouver
'Pacific
Nlckel,425
ask.
Uig
Missouri.
21.
Uralorne.
110
J
Aztec.
45.
I
Cariboo
Quartz
2
J5
Dcntonla,
JO"
aik.
Golconda,
.05
Vi
Mlnto,
J02.
Falrvlew.
.04.
-Noble
nve.
SHt
Pend
Oreille.
1.71.
Pioneer.
2M!
Porter
Idaho.
J)2.
Premier.
2.23.
pn
Vt-Donald.
8
ask
Hed:ey
Amal..
X)3?.
t-.
Premier
Border,
.01.
-Sllbak
Premie"r.
1.75.
Home
Oold,
.00
4
Orandvlew.
.054.
Indian,
.01.
,
Quatslno.
.04
ask.
i
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.18.
"
.
;
Calmont,
.43.
-
C.
te
.,
2.40.
Freehold.
.04?,.
,
McDougal
Segur.
.15.
Mercury.
.07.
;t
,
OkalU,
1.42.
'
Pacalta,
.07.
Home
Oil,
2.55.
.
Toronto
'
,r
Beattle.
U0.
Central
Pat.,
2.42.
God
3
Lake,
22.
Little
Long
Lac;
2.89.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
120.
Pickle
Crow,
5.00.
San
Antonio,
1.22.
C
V
Evitt
and
Percy
TlnKCr
wun
01
wimnjneM
iium
news
oi
me
maimcamwuiw
.
nnr
.
,
riThoml
accompanying.
There:
c.er.te
In
the
interests
,t
,ular
IndlgnaUon
In
BritUh-speak-i
T
be
a
number
of
local
artisu
o.
,
peace
ana
proKrr
,
m
counines.
McLcod
2.70
garuru
-
mc
-
y
prance
is,
nowever.
me
ursv,
,4
country
to
feel
the
Impact
of
these
Mosher
17
internal
revolutions
in
other
Eur-,
Madien
Red
ukef
js
n
niinnt
nations
ana
nnrt
hpr
ner
refusee
reiugee
non-
pop-
.
.
....
encc
11
jopean
i..
1
.Vernier
was
f
..
.
.
......
.
1
nnn
nnn
SLadaeona
ouaaacona,
.0.4.
i8k
iiiij
uiauon
nas
risen
10
aimi.
p....,,.
n
,till
wedded
to
an
appeasement
,
approxlmately
one-tenth
of
the'
t:"
,',5
policy
but
wa,
rapidly
becoming
toln,HnonulaUon,
The
assimilation,
Bouscadlllac.
...
nf
maklnr
all
the
adven-
res
and
concessions
and
givint
all
tward
appearances
of
desiring
a
lasting
and
amicable
peace.
lrlm.
.Minister
Chamberlain
also
commented
on
Far
Eastern
a
iso
1-uiniM."""
Cash
nf
of
slnnnODOO
$10,000,000
U
to
$20,000,000
$20.000.000,
0
Ol.uic
If
J
"
S
"wlll
....,1
sft
e,i
-ri,rSrinv
TI.aursda;
Investigators
ivestlgators
.night
.
on
the
Prince
.
of
such
a
number
takes
time
ana
with
the
scarcity
of
employment
and
hard
times,
popular
prejudice;
ui
1
1
j
f
1
irvance.
veriiim
nc9wni
.
ill
P'fT
and.referrlng
to
the
Un
-
j
organizations
almost
openly
CXV
rAsH
icd
Sla,M
arrangement
to
H-
L
V
rlUA
nance
China
for
ihe
purchase
of
Jn
Quarters
quarters
of
of
Parls
Paris,
notabl
notably
Vnlted
States
investigators
Hope
to
Recover
Some
of
Phil
Mu-slcas
lll-fiotten
Gains.
$23,000,000
of
American
products,
stated
that
the
Ilrltisii
government
was
"sympathlcally
considering"
similar
means
to
encourage
the
esport
of
iirltish
goods
to
China.
j
against
"foreigners"
Is
growing.
j
There
is
a
slow
out
noticeaDic
growth
of
antl-semltlc
feeling
ln
en-
the
8th
and
17th
districts,
"death
to
the
Jews"
is
to
be
seen
scrawled
In
chalk
on
buildings
and
garden
wall;
.small
vellow
stickers
with
"Id,
Malson
Julve"
(Here
Jewish,
shop)
are
to
be
seen
some
morn-j
Ings
sticking
to
windows
or
doors
I
.08.
1
Bankfleld.
.32.
East
Malartlc.
2.78.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.48.
Aldermac,
.45.
Kerr
Addison,
1.76.
Uchl
Gold.
1.36.
'3
Int.
Nickel.
5425.
Noranda,
78.50.
'
;
Con.
Smelters,
60.00.
.'i'
Athona,
.07Vj.
Hardrock,
1.60.
Barber
Larder,
.13.
Fernland.
.10.
Dominion
Bridge,
.36.00.
In
8T.
LOUIS,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
Unlt-
iiirn
r.ninii
For
Children
From
net
told
the
Chamber
of
Depu-
ed
States
Circuit
Court
Judge
Germany
But
Anti-Semitic
In-
f
ues
yesterday
that.
"In
case
of
Charles
Breckenrldge
Farts
died'
fluence
Strong
In
Pari
1
unprovoked
aggression,
all
here
on
Sunday
after
an
Illness
of
1
f
forces
of
France
on
sea,
land
eighteen
months.
..
and
in
the
air!
would
soon-
Behind
the
sharp,
grim
visage
of
By
GLADlb
M.
m
al
tirvnin
;tancou!ly
and
Immediately
be
judse
Charles
Breckenrldge
Faris
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
ah-
of
oreat
irir
a
hnmeu-
nhilnsonhv
and
PARIS.
Dec.
20:
JCP-
In
the
He
mdlCated
at
wtln"
humof
that
add(,d
zest
to
aSince.altM
me
time.
wlde.y
quoted
rulings
from
the
the
...
.."..
would
expect
Great
Britain
w
federal
bencn.
correspondent
tnougnt
1
iime,y
d)
Ukeu1se
for
t
The
The
veteran
veteran
Jurist
junsi,
a
a
Democrat
uemocrai
.
vcv
wiini.
wc
I
Parts
Jewish
colony
might
be.
.
.
.
.
On
a
Saturday
morning
(Jewish
Sabbath
the
central
synagogue
at
the
foot
of
Montemarte
was
filled,
to
overflowing
because
the
rabbi'
had
a
special
message
dealing
with
the
situation.
He
mounted
the
pul
pit
and
after
the
usual
ceremonies
TODAY'S
STOCKS
of
appeals
by
President
Roosevelt.
His
federal
district
courtroom
In
St.
Louis
was
viewed
by
criminals
as
a
chamber
of
grim
judgment.
Yet.
with
his
reputaUon
for
"throwing
the
book"
at
offenders,
he
i
couplei!
an
open
disapproval
of
many
federal
criminal
statutes.
'
One
of
his
first
acts
after
his
appointment
to
the
federal
bench
by
J
President
Wilson
In
1919.
was,
to
'
grant
an
injunction
against
en
a
reputation
mat
resuuea
in
nisj
election
to
the
Missouri
state
su-fpreme
court
in
1912.
j
j
During
his
term
at
Jefferson
;City
he
wrote
some
of
the
most,
i
famous
decisions
of
that
body,
including
one
in
which
he
assessed
I
fines
of
$436,000
against
Missouri
(
lumber
companies
for
violation
ofi
'anti-trust
laws.
At
the
time
the
fine
was
the
second
largest
on
rec
ord
In
the
United
States,
overshad-j
owed
only
by
Judge
m,
n
t
inrf.rnn
nf'vada.
Mo.
They
had
six
children.
tors
tors
said
said
today
today
that
that
they
they
were
wcre(
carter
director
ofl
of
certain
shops
on
the
Boulevard
New
Westminster
are
here
for
avis-'
hopeful
nopeful
of
of
salvaging
salvaging
consiacru.
considerable
Dr.
-
wp
R
t
nsh'erles
nsherles
Expcrl
Expcrl-j
Raspatl.
;it
with
Mr.
Anderson's
parents,
Mr..
A
newspaper
line
l
Acuon
rTan-
nd
Mrs.
William
Anderson.
Somel
was
dissolved
11
days
later
by
the
(United
States
Supreme
Court.
'.
Second
Highest
Fine
'
At
the
start
of
his
Judicial
car.-,
eer.
as
a
ciftult
court
Judge
in
Car-
BAR
SILVER
England
PASSING
OF
IJunior
Members
Of
U.S.
JURIST
!
:
l
C:JT
Ll'-'.
Widely
Quoted
Authority
I
v.aoinei
ociia
i
o
nave
Voiced
Complaint
Hore-Bclisha,
Inskip,
Winterton
and
Runcjman
Singled
Out
For
Criticism
by
Hudson,
Strathcona
anrl''
Dufferin
t
rvxrrrxT
r
on
.
tnn
it-
:
t.
J
terday
that
three
junior
ministers
had
complained
to
Primp
Ministpr
NpvmIIp
Chamhprlain
pnnpprninrr
Infcrinc
-
'
V
"
""2
"
0
poiiucaiiy.
capped
his
record
as
a
'ix
armament,
bmgled
.
,
out
for
attack
,
were
,
War
Secretary
.
maker
0
precedent
late
in
1934
Leslie
Hore-Belisha;
Minister
for
Defence
Co-Ordination
.
n
rs.roi
HictHr
iitiav
in
c:..
rri
1
1
.
:
.
J
f
..i
nrr
i
:i
St.
Louis,
he
upheld
the
right
of
UndersecreUry
for
Air.
The
reports
Con?ress
abrogate
the
gold
clause
In
private
contracts,
the
first
ruling
on
the
Roasevelt
admlnlstra-
tlon's
monetary
policy.
mPrlirl
Acc
tl
iUCUiUCU
ri30
U
in
a
suit
In
which
bondholders
of
the
Iron
Mountain
Railroad,
a
part'
of
the
Missouri
Pacini
system.
claimed
gold
coin
to
the
amount
of
their
bonds,
or
the
value
of
such
coins
in
actual
metal,
Judge
Faris
ruled
that
Congress
had
the
sole
rtaht
to
define
money,
and
that
ail
And
Doctors
In
WASHINGTON.
D.
C
Dec.
'contracts
were
made
subject
to
20:
CP
The
American
Medi-
that
power.
Hence,
he
held
that
the
.
Cal
Association,
three
local
hnnrfhn1rir
imHpr
the
apt
of
Con-
mwllral
societies
and
twenty-
.
'grars
suspending
gold
payments,
one
individual
physicians
were
were
entitled
only
to
the
face
4-
indicted
by
a
federal
grand
nnn.n
rf
thtr
platm
in
rnrrpnt
iurv
trviav
for
violation
of
the
1
,
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.
hr
,
r
Ll
,
j-
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Reno
3y.
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,
a.-t.-..-r..r
yH
can
MedlcaK
Assodatiojndjt
r
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tramn
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fUl
Sf
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s
li
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tftV
rxro&le
-Paii...?r4.JQQ':t;d'
earefQUy.
"men
as
ReIleTArlm8wn,4iaJPI
W
s'v
:
C-..v.
'tj.v
nrTffi!-"5ii.
i
iwr-ra.TsrMn'Tro-iirf-
medical
group
care
Bulletins
MEDICINE
HAT
TRAGEDY
MEDICINE
HAT
Two
small
.
.
.u-
.1
ui
i
bovs.
one
ated
four
and
the
1
bltlon
measure.
The
injunction
their
lites
by
The
structure
was
a
mass
ot
flames
when
the
fire
department
ariived.
The
little
boys
had
evidently
crouched
in
a
corner
wh"e
thew
were
overcome
'traded
statewide
notice
by
his
un-
,
usual
but
profound
rulings,
gaining!
smoke-
XMAS
TREES
FOR
FUEL
PHILADELPHIA
The
steamer
Molra
has
arrived
here
from
Halifax.
She
was
bringing
in
a
Cargo
of
Christmas
trees
but
was
caught
in
a
windstorm
off
Newport
and
ran
out
ot
fuel
which
necessitated
the
Christmas
trees
being
used
in
the
furnaces.
Weather
Forecast
)
said
that
the
junior
ministers
had
also
criticized
Lord
Runclman,
Lord
President
of
the
Council
The
criticisms
are
said
to
have
been
made
by
Robert
Hudson,
Un--dersecretary
for
Overseas
Trade;
Lord
Strathcona
and
Mount
Royal,
n
w
j
j
'
Undersecretary
of
State
for
War,
MateS
lndlCted
and
Marquis
of
Dufferin
and
Ava,
Undersecretary
for
Colonies.
:
DIED
HERE
LAST
NIGHT
..v
v.
.
t
j
j
1
1
ii
money.
Sherman
anU-trust
law.
The
Mrs
.Agnes
Glennle.
Widow
of
Late
David
Glennle,
Passes
Away
.After
Long
Ulnei.
,rr
k
survivors
toward
Lltuyu!
Ijl
li-'
VIluLL
though
weighing
each
word,
he
Reward.
X.
Farts
appointed
to
the
eighth
opted
and
oursued
a
policy
of
Another
well
known
rodent
nl
cMiuiuit
uui
..
rllrfrW
ITnltArf
Ktnlp
rlmilt
mlirt
nnnns
t
nn
to
mwnmfnu
in
T
4
...,
..a..'
4
a
.4
1.
,
In
T1
.1
.
n
T"
.
.
pert
was
removed
by
death
at
8
T
I
T
1.
1
.
I
.V.
I
4
L-
1U.
t
juciia;.
jut
iuguk
iiui
we
po&suig
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-Jpltal
of
Mrs.
Agnes
Glennle,
widow
of
the
late
David
Glennle.
Mrs.
Glennle
had
been
In
falling
health
for
the
past
few-
years
and
for
some
time
had
been
practically
an
invalid.
She
had
been
In
hospital
on
1
several
occasions
but
only
for
a
few
days
recently,
i
Mrs.
Glennle
was
sixty-eight
'years
of
age
and
was
bom
in
New
suffocation
when
a
workshop
Atjer
u.8
.c
some
time
In
Vancouver,
she
,
droved
hv
fire
Yesterday.,
by
EUROPE'S
COLD
SNAP
LONDON
Europe's
cold
snap,
in
which
various
countries
are
reporting
lowest
temperatures
in
almost
a
century,
continues
and
the
the
death
death
toll,
toll,
as
as
a
a
result,
result,
was
was
.
.
.
are
eenerallr
disrupted.
Berlin
rienesaw'
A
...
,
Mountain
Landls1
$29,000,000
find
against
the
Standard
Oil
Company'
In
Chicago.
.
I
Judge
Faris
served
seven
years
of
his
10-year
term
on
the
Missouri
supreme
court,
resigning
in
1919
to(
accept
the
federal
district
Judge-1
ship.
He
was
born
near
Charleston,!
.Mo.,
October
3,
1864.
and
studied;
(law
at
the
University
of
Missouri!
and
at
Washington
University
hv
ISt,
Louis.
He
was
admitted
to
the1
bar
In
1891.
In
1894
he
married
Miss
Anna
L.
McClanahan
of
Ne
reports
ten
above
zero,
the
coldest
weather
in
83
years.
came
here
about
1915
with
her
hus
band
and
had
since
made
her
home
here.
For
year
they
conducted
a
florist
shop.
Mr.
Olennie
passed
away
about
two
years
ago.
Of
late
Mrs.
Glennle
had
lived
on
Fraser
Street.
Deceased
Is
survived
by
a
brother,
J.
W.
Maxwell
In
Washington
State.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
i
-
estimated
at
twenty.
!
lhtPral
last
night
raFlV
'WUCrcU
1
41
IJT
Greece
is
feeling
the
cold.
Bri-
tlsh
collieries
have
had
to
suspend
operations
on
account
ot
frozen
pipes.
Communications
Is
Still
Intact
the
late
Philip
Muslca
who
ta
acorRc
Vr'.calse"
says
"We
have
no
sympathy'
years
""ago
Mr.
Anderson,
who
Is
in,
NEW
YORK
Bar
silver
..
was
un-j
.
U1U1M1
-Zte
l.UiUiilUa
CIKUU
l
13
IHUJV
wi
whT
.
It
No
Split
in
Ontario,
it
Is
Announced
After
Caucus
to
Consider
OTTAWA,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
There
is
no
split
In
the
Liberal
party
In
Ontario,
It
was
announced
last
nUht
at
the
conclusion
of
the
caucus
held
to
consider
the
quarrel
between
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
and
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
of
Ontario.
Liberalism
in
Ontario
remains
united
despite
the
continued
dash,
Liberals
attending
the
causus
asserted.
No
express
condemnation
was
passed
upon
Premier
Hepburn
although
regret
was
expressed
ov-
PPCUd
of
swindling
irom
cw-i
chrStmas
ar-(
to
waste
on
me
iaie
01
me
gewa.
the
Bank
of
Montreal
service,
was
changed
at
43'ic
per
nne
ounce
oni-
1
.n
'
U
Robblns
-'
Drug
r
Coroiwrat
.
on.
.
I
.Vancouver
4
tifhlrll
Me
Will
ICaVC
VU1
wvw-t
those
wno
-
delcst
th
a,
-----
jthe
yofk
metal
market
,
.
Tonight's
,
aro
scekln?
safety
Iter
a
".
,
..!,,,.
of
the
theories
and
champion
the
Jews
deposit
vaults.
Muslca,
among
other
to
show
.
Doard
of
Can-
find
It
difficult
to
make
any
head-
ctlvltlcs,
U
reported
'
to
have
been
twm"
m
hQ
ls
a
1
vny
against
"
the
.
propaganda.
...
General
Sj-nopsls
A
moderate
er
hU
attacks
upon
Mr.
King
who
I
depression
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
was
accoraea
a
compicve
aim
mwu-Islands
ls
causing
rain
on
the
Imous
vote
of
confidence
as
leader
ln.1,1.1.
ui
4
T.
1.
.
rt
ni
th.
mrtv
The
niiftrrel
remains
y"J-
-
TmTTL
.
1
i.
:
"
lone
isianas
I'Tesn,
strong
wuui-.t""
East
-
v.v
-i
!
nance
for
any
sort
of
oppression,!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Lakie
and
erly
winds,
cloudy
with
showers
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
1
.
.
.
,
1..
-i
-
v.
,
A.
11.11.U
Tnii
cullprl
last.nnrl
sleet
..
-
.
..
pi
,
r.
ti-a
u
ro
m
D
r
nv
nmnncrannn
ill
uuuviiiri.
ilkki
mvm,
.-
-
.
,
"'votvea
in
arms
anu
iiu
.
..
,
,u.
fisheries
iiesearcn1
as
one
finiumwu
v
r
.
---
.
hi-
memocr
ui
v
-
-
-
,
,
..,,
j
k
h.
m.
i
nmn.i
trneLs
and
in
certain
evening
on
me
oaiaia
iuj
iuu
Bo."d,
will
leave
on
.
weana.y
w
a
c
-
antl-semltlc
organlza-'ver
to
spend
the
Christmas
and
Mr,.
Harold
Jacob.senla7cd
last!cu,l.ng
tend
the
J.
same
mc
,
-
1
I
5
b2-
out
Jk
anV
create
repug-
tlon,.-;
'
,
,
,
i
New
Year
holiday
season.
nlht
on
the
Catnla
for
Vancouver,
...."
J
riri
train,
due
from
the
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
Ws
rrvjitt
nf
Vnnronvee
Tlanrt
Frank
LockWOod
Sailed
last
eV-
Fresh
to
strong
southerly
winds,'
enlng
on
the
CatalajTqr
1
i.i
a
business
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
trip
to
wamu.
'AW
'ii'
itti
,t-
iSi.
.
it
i
.
t
"
it
V,
i
r
1
:
Pi?
1
1
r
si
1
i
I
I
-1
!
1
m
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