I-
I
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
g
ie
read
the
Clulftd
Adi,
i
j
joee.
sdvertUe
Xor
It.
f
:id.
locate
the
own.
v
.
rr
you
need.
advertUe
lor
It
,
T
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAHIT.
No.
I'S'l
WOUVEK,
Dec.
1.
Three
gunmen
held
up
-
tverninclt
liquor
store
on
Howe
Street
at
11:30
morning
and
made
a
get-away
with
$'20fil.
It
is
cd
they
escaped
in
an
automobile
in
which
a
i
h
man
waited,
although
some
witnesses
said
they
ntil
they
disappeared
in
the
traffic
on
Granville
cct.
1
he
holdup
occurred
in
the
beer
section
of
the
1.
Forcing
their
way
through
the
customers,
one
covered
V.
Montgomery,
the
vendor,
a
second
,cc
the
crow
d
back,
w
hile
a
third
remained
at
the
'1
ii
bandit
covering
the
vendor
took
all
the
paper
from
the
cash
register.
Threatening
death
to
,
ho
pursued,
the
men
backed
out
of
the
stare
and
:
t
bandits
w
ere
young
men
and
unmasked.
'
ARCHING
AT
1
Received
Up
to
Noon
to
Puaibl
Fate
of
'one
and
Johnson
Kirn
expectancy
in
the
lor
.tome
word
from
.!
to
the
faU'
of
K
.
nil
Thor
Johnson,
w
ho
o
to
have
been
drown-"i.
Tuesday
nifht
whil
nf
-
Many
.
been
circulating
a
proven
very
diatre
.iny
and
all
thoxc
wli-in
the
solution
i'
'1
trngedy.
Up
to
noon
had
been
no
word
re
;
ii
Hartley
scire
'
TIE
CI
A
NCI'
IN
UlNti'S
CONDITION
MON,
Dec.
1.'
loillctin
this
-The
of-
morning
king's
condition
stat-
in
sjdt(
q
HI
ijlajesty
.
"iussed
a
fair
night
's
been
a
MiM
rise
ruture
slricVyeSter
1
ii
his
general
condlt
m;iins
the
same."
'N'WiN.
Dec.
1:
The
rn
bulletin
said.
"The
iiud
rather
a
disturbed
uith
short
intervals
of
uui
is
therefore
some-
:
latigued."
'
4
ALLEGED
MURDERER
Cordon
Stewart
Northcott,
21
:
SEARCHING
FOR
KETCHIKAN.
Iec.
1
Rough
weather
has
been
hampering
the
land
owin'
t
heavy
st'as.
NEW
COMMANDER
AT
ESQUIMALT
MILITARY
DISTRICT
APPOINTED
OTTAWA.
Dec.
1.
Brigadier-
C.
McNaughton,
TO
ueA
Maior-General
II.
C.ment.
Thacker
as
chief
of
the
stan
at
the
beginning
of
the
year,
wMlbe
rommandinf
offteer
purr
-ed
as
of
Military
District
No.
U,
with
headuuertens
at
Victoria.
.
by
iiJIWneml
J.
Suthefln
'Brown,
formerly
director
of
mll-
NEW
ROUTE
TO
PACIFIC
FROM
PEACE
RIVER
k
Itdic.
Sena
Senator
Kefus
Pope
ia
di-
movement,
according1
to
infortnatKMi
in
local
transports-j
tion
hum
circles.
viivivti
This
a
mso
foilowa
iviivns
vaav
the
an
Srfllv
Bay,
indicat
Mti3rw,r"
"f
n'-
"
M)du
,!"Ve
Kntfinw
McUod
of
the
Canadian
"
h
h
yert.
rday,
t
tonfMMd
to
kw
of
MeKcan
,
.
Railway..
i
iovcn
fruitless,
la
'lie
'body
should
b
uuuld
be
immediately
Qte
city
by
One
boat
h
search,
while
the
I
n-nviin
to
look
for
th
"
iwinir
to
deen
water.
il
c-urrnts
and
other
j
i.
believed
that
then-
n
n
I,
Table
difficulty
in
1!
dragging
operations.
;
is
found
by
Monday,
m
may
then
be
discon-
1
:.iy
Indiana,
it
ia
stated,
1
fear
of
the
water
near
h.-i
t-
the
double
drown-I'rvrd
to
have
occurred.
1
Ives,
it
is
aid,
have
been
Application
to
He
Made
For
I
Charier
fer
Railway
Cutofl
'
to
Parkgate
I
I
EDMONTON.
Dec.
1
A
special
dispatch
to
the
Journal
from
1
Winnipeg
Bays:
j
1
!
Finn
t
arkgat
on
the
main
line
'of
the
National
a
new
railway
in1
jbajM
nlffcned
to
rive
the
Peace
Kivef
raver
aiscrici
eJstri
acceaa
in
ue
rs
that
the
Use
could
be
constructed
without
vreat
difficolty
with
good
graden
at
an
estimated
cost
of
JS,000,OO.
The
proposed
road.
I
ACT
irrPOriT
O
in
the
opinion
of
Pope,
would
have
)W
V
hEiLJ
two
advanUges.
It
would
belli-
field
and
H
would
shorten
the
rail
Woik
llmeml
by
Hough
nuu
between
the
Peace
River
dis-Weatlur.
Which
Progenia
tricl
and
Pacific
coaat
ports.
If
landing
On
IsUtuld
these
were
constructed
products
of
the
Peace
River
district
shipped
bv
Canadian
National
lines
to
the
Pacific
coast
would
be
consigned
warch
for
the
halibut
vessels
nt
Worn
tiranue
i-raine
w
I2aiifivn1
unci
Imnerial.
Icy
Straits
larkirate.
h
distance
of
150
miles,
and
Cross
Sound
have
been:
nstead
of
from
Grande
Prairie
to
Marched
by
the
Akutan.
The!
dmontOQ,
402
miles
and
thenc
Unalaga
searched
the
vicinity
of
west
to
Parkgate
a
farther
(Hs-Mlddleton
Island,
but
was
unable
Unix
of
190
miles.
From
Pain-to
get
landing
parties
on
the
is-
gate
the
goods
would
be
hauled
through
the
Yellowhead
pass
to
the
Kooky
Mountains
and
tnence
either
to
Vancouver
or
Prince
Ru-
lrt.
Thus
the
route
would
be
short
ened'
by
some
400
mtles
and
no
expenditure
for
new
construction
through
the
Koeky
Jloumains
would
be
incurred.
A
bill
to
authorise
this
expenditure
will
go
who
before
the
next
session
of
parlhv
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER
Dee.
l.-The
price
of
Number
1
Netteern
wheat
here
today
was
f
1.184.
maVtlt
"
ttsnrn
amlnnai
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
prince
uupeut.
b.
c.
Saturday.
December
i,
1028
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EARNINGS
HIGHER
Three
Gunmen
Robbed
Government
Liquor
Store
in
Vancouver
and
Got
Away
with
$2,064
at
1130
SHE'S
JUBMRST
LADY
OF
CHUffA
Mm,
Chiang
Ki
.-Ik.
wife
of
the
President
of
Nationalist
China,
who,
as
May
Lin
Soon,
was
a
graduate
lrum
a
Euraneon
seas-
nouncement
that
the
C.
N.
R.
has
'
.
'.
Is
we"
know"
to
mJtx,ne
"Jer
as
a
trassUtor
joined
Uie
C.
P.
R.
in
acquiring01
c","lc,
thinwte
poetry.
Inset
is
a
picture
of
President
CHiang
the
northern
Alberta
linen.
But!1
Shek-
it
i
not
disclosed
ihat
joint
own-'
"
j
iSlJSUNSAREUSED
!
TO
RE-ORGANIZE
Grande
L'nirief
ieha
rartwuy,
Pope
aaya.
would
touch
the
famous
iioppe
or
Smoky
River
cwtl
fu
lUs
now
in
the
possession
of
the
Dominion
government
at
a
distance
of
77
miies
from
the
main
line
of
the
National
railways.
At
Grande
Prairie
the
proposed
railway
line
would
reach
the
gateway
of
the
re.
ice
River
district.
Senator
Pope
stated
that
the
route
of
the
proposed
railway
has
been
sur-
veyeu
unuer
me
direction
oi
v,niei
boy
and
is
aecuaea
oi
ewer
McUod
u
in-
;
his
authority
for
the
staicment
MEXICAN
SENATE"
THE
FISHERIES
MEXICO
CITY.
1M.
1.
A
ae-1
Kepott
of
Allanlic
Fisheries
Com
cent
incident
in
the
itenate
ha
led
MMstm
Is
.Made
Public
-o
renewe-l
divrus.-Ion
of
the
pro-
j
Today
liriety
or
carrying
pistols
in
the
halls
of
congress.
Them
is
n
rule
.-.gainst
taking
weapons
into
the
session
chambers,
but
it
is
flagrant!)'
violated.
Spectators
in
the
galleries
of
the
st-nate
were
thrown
into
Bank,
a
short
time
ago
when
a
bitter
argo-
SAYS
a
elimax
with
one
of
them
draw-
should
be
given
advanced
methods,
.
'
prewinwuon
nere,
ing
his
pistol
in
"
branches
of
the
industry.
I
compared
wit!
78412
inches
for
j
Immediately
minx
flsahe
into!
upHetl-at
of
officers
should
ft
11
msathi
i
of
1027,
8-.
viw
in
varioars
parts
of
the
msll,
I
votc4.
j
ar
uiw
year,
urom
a-?
t
senators
with
pistols
"
Ml
in
ha
eMsm
ad
;
Great
xa.w
imtWiMrnMfa
SALVATION
ARMY
WISHES
TO
PROVIDE
A
of
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
FOR
ALL
THOSE
WHO
ARE
NOT
OTHERWISE
ENTERTAINED
i.
inunsBilie.
me
tivvrm
nw
iwwi
luipvi
kivv
wcews
.
.
.
-
.
j
ducked
behind
their
desks,
ready
'
I
i
nl
work
should
be
emphasised.
"u.r';
,
t
to
defend
thne.ves
in
of
.
.
Org.nls.tibn
of
fishermen's
as-1
JZZ
S
iwral'
!
sniping
engagement,
and
the
audi-
stations
should
be
encouraged,
i
W0S
'Trnln
J
bJ
11
r
as
D
ence
stampeded
to
the
street.
A
intelligence
and
publicity
T
l7JuT
Lou
,
V
'TT
r'T'"
"I
w,arHneni
,
meteorogollst
:
Sydney
a
Hunts-r.
who
has
been
be
established.
,
ToU,
wJad
milew.
iaia
up
wim
a
severe
MKd,
is
Ke-organlsation
along
tnese
feeling
better
although
he
In
still
;
lines
is
to
be
undertaken
im-confined
to
his
bed
at
home.
j
mediately.
Average
velocity,
9.T
miles.
Greatest
velocity,
ftC
miles
from
the
southeast
on
November
1ft.
Total
sunshine,
48
hours.
IPghest
barometer
resdrng
at
I
he
Salvation
Army
is
planning
to
provide
a
Christmas
dinner
for
Greatest
daily
rainfall,
those
who
are
not
uiherwiae
provided
for
on
the
great
day
of
the
inches
on
November
12.
year.
This
they
hoi
te
(to
through
the
aid
of
local
people
who
feel
I
inclined
to
donate
for
the
purpose.
While
there
ere
few
poor
peo-
TWO
DRUG
HOUSES
h
in
tne
city,
were
are
Mways
strangers
drifting
in
and
some
local
folks
who
have
not
the
resources
to
provide
entertainment
for
them
selves
or
their
families.
The
plan
is
to
serve
a
home
cooked
dinner
at
the
citadel
to
which
all
homeless
ones
are
Invited.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Speeial
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dancing
txrrj
Haturday
night
from
9
to
12.
,
Dance
IU11
lor
Hire
Accommodations
(or
Frlratc
Part
tec
rbone
457
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
SIR
HENRY
Canadian
National
Will
Earn
Over
$80,000,000
During
Current
Year
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Urges
Vigorous
but
Sane
Immigration
Policy
for
Country
and
Avoidance
j
of
Exploitation
!
TORONTO,
Dec.
1.
The
net
earnings
of
the
C
N.R.
for
the
year
will
exceed
$00,000,000,
as
compared
with
$3,-000,000
in
122,
Sir
Henry
Thornton
announced
here
yesterday,
in
an
address
boiore
the
Rotary
Club.
Ho
was
firmly
convinced,
he
said,
that
the
profits
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
were
criterions
of
the
nation's
advance.
i
Sir
Henry
said
that
the
Dominion's
immigration
policy
I
should
be
vigorous,
but
sane,
and
that
new
arrivals
should
be
made
to
feel
at
home.
Above
all,
they
should
see
national
resources
developed
by,
and
for,
the
people,
and
1
avoid
exploitation.
WEATHER
IS
NO
MIXING
AT
!
BETTER
HERE
PRINCERUPERT
.Month
of
November
This
Year
T11
Account
For
Hisher
I
Has
Itcen
Milder
Than
Usl;
j
Prices
for
Western
Grain,
Figures
or
Year
H
Is
Said
Improved
j
!
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
1.
Higher
I
The
month
of
Noverabeg
hist1"fc
r
paid
for
wheat
at
Van-yeHr
has
been
considerably
milder
wwiver
and
Prince
Rupert
than
in
than
it
was
last
year.
In
Novem,-1
U
'
"t
wd.
beeaWe
mix-ber,
1927.
Prince
Rupert
had
16
ing
is
not
allowed
on
western
inches
of
anow
and
a
cold
snap
of
;
route
shipments.
At
the
head
of
121
deirrees
above
sero.
There
has
the
lakes
there
are
big
raising
been
no
snow
in
November
this
houes.
where
shipmenU
are
pre
year
and
the
coldest
official
thermometer
reading
has
been
29
above.
While
precipitation
for
I
November
this
year
totalling
9.84
OTTAWA.
Itor
1
Tha
rm-nr.
inches
ha
been
in
excess
of
last
pared
for
cuHtomere
woo
want
that
kind
of
grain.
The
whole
mater
is
being
investigated
by
the
Saskatchewan
royal
commission,
members
of
ganiiation
of
the
fisheries
serv-
November's
7.22
inches,
sunshine
!
"which
are
now
viniting
at
the
lake
ires
in
Canada,
in
light
of
the
re-
for
the
month
jut
past
aggrc
a-1
h"ad
and
..bout
the
first
of
the
port
of
the
Atlantic
fisheries
com-
ting
48
hours
was
ahead
of
the1
year
will
be
on
the
Pacific
coast.
tti
iHion,
was
announced
by
Dep-
31.9
hours
during
the
same
month
uty
Minister
Found
yesterday.
last
year.
Reports
say
that
encoermieuent.
"
tnl'"
-ver-lner
MAQUILLA
CREW
,
ISTAKENOFF
Japanese
Veaw-l
Hound
for
Yolo-
s
Capt.
Seoit
and
Company
VESSEL
LEAKED
IIADLY
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
1.
All
officers
and
crew
of
the
steamer
Chief
Maquilla
have
been
taken
aboard
the
Japanese
freighter
Yogen
Maru
bound
Jr
Yeko-haiv.i.
it
was
announced
this
raor-
sea
level.
30.53
on
November
17.njnR
by
the
Canadian-American
Lowest
barometer
r
ading.
29
on
shipping
Co.
November
12.
The
Maquilla
waa
abandoned
in
Maximum
temperature,
66
on
lhe
face
fttrthr
intake
of
November
2.
j
water
and
the
approach
of
rough
Mean
temperature.
43.6.
,
wher.
Caot.
E.
K.
Scott,
who
Precipitation.
9.84
inches.
:nined
with
the
ship
after
the
ARP
AMAIHAMATFn
if
st
had
left,
joined
hii
shipmates
at
three
o'clock
this
nwr-Udnr.
;
)'
.
.
.
.
.
'y
nuumimuuroM
NKV
PlIDIiT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
1.
Thei
i
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
MEXICO
TAKES
OATH
YRSTERDAY
announcement
is
made
of
tn,'i
amalgamation
of
the
Nations!
L
uvrtrn
riTY
iw
1
4
In
addition,
ChrisaMM
hwapers
will
he
sent
to
needy
families.
Drug
and
Chemical
Co.,
Ltd.,
in
Kmj,
Variw
loo
oatn
Some
ef
these
are
st
oeeeViourn
points.
Adlotast
Kerr
hat
the
imMc
in
hand
and
thaae
wfahine
to
tub-
A.
Tepoorten.
Ltd
.
iv
...
a
.ii
l.
1
1
a..
tu
noii..
Drug
Co..
Vancouver,
and
J.
"I,
j:
,
.
L
TZui
ot
Briti8h
Columbia
News
business
office
at
In
either
eg
Ary
headquarters.
ease
ae-
prugg
Lt
witn
a
capita,
(lf
hM
knowledgnent
will
thnroph
these
columns.
a
million.
as
provincial
President,
yes-
Wholesale
lerday
ud
pledged
his
ad-
under
the
.
.
,,.
.
ik.
,iufo.
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
ex
iivu
w
iwrs
'wiv
vk
of
oiu-egon
and
Callw.
,
!