laumuKi
miu
ana
i
imoer
Limits
Here
are
Sold
and
Pulp
Plant
VANCOL'VKII,
Xov.
I.".
The
Prime
lluperl
mill,
together!
xxuu
square,
mil-.,
in
mnlier
on
the
KhiiUermatceii
River,
cruising.
tnto.000.000
feet
of
lumber,
Inn
lecn
Mild
by
the
Prince
llupert
Molding
Company,
successors
to
the
late
John
Kmeroiit
nrronliiirf
to
u
rumor
current
here.
The
purchasers
lire
Hld
to
hae
beii
California
ami
I
own
capitalist
who
have
been
negotiating
Tor
the
property
for
Mime
lime
and
who
pro-He
to
operate
the
mill
mid
ererl
n
polpmill
to
handle
Ungraded
of
limber
which
ure
u-"le
for
lumber.
'I
The
mill
I
a
modern
one
it-'
TPAMkDADIEV
"alrd
al
Seal
lloxe
within
the
lAnlL
1iALLI
boundaries
of
the
City
of
prince
.
'lluperl
and
i
In
jrood
condition.!
AT
PllDTl
A
Kin
n,,,'i,i"!r
I'raotlpally
no
overhaul
til
lUAlLillU
lo
l,ul
11
readiness
for
opera.'
lion.
It
ia
n
capacity
of
over
Pacific
Coast
Foreign
Council
Opens
Three
Session
Trade
Day
POIITLAXD.
Xov.
15.
Various
Hpeeli
of
foreign
trade
In
lis
relation
lo
Hie
Pacific
Coast
are
o
be
considered
at
a
three
lay
convention
of
the
I'aelflo,
f-'oritfTrHlA-4!tiwiiciUMvWtiAUlw
openeil
here
IhU
morning,
Unity
or
the
entire
Pacific
Coast
dls-
Irlct
n
the
expansion
of
it
et-
a
lernal
triple
relation!
and
(he
development
of
possibilities
preaenled
through
ro.onllna-
4
lion
111
Hie
various
field
will
l;
I
he
keynote
of
lhoe
who
will
peak
during
the
conference.
DROP
CAPITAL
$
LEVY
POLICYj:
Old
Country
Labor
Party
j
Strengthens
Cause
by
Ellm-
Inatlng
Radical
Plank
j
I.OXDOX,
Xov.
1
5.--The
Daily
Fxpiess
pays
the
Labor
Parly
will
abandon
ils
proposal
to
make
a
levy
on
capital
on
which
it
fought
the
last
election.
'I'll
Ik
will
havn
a
decided
effect
on
the
eb-ctifSn
next
month
ami
the
paper
suggests
should
haxo
a
reaction
unfavorable
to
the
Con-servallxe
who
are
going
to
the
country
on
n
policy
of
protection
with
imperial
preference.
NO
MORE
DOLES
FROM
GERMANY
1
1
1
111
I.I
N,
Xov
15.
The
Herman
Oovernment
aiiuoutices
that
II
will
bo
unable
to
continue
unemployment
doles
in
llulir
mid
llhluelaud
after
too.ono
f.M-1
b.tn.
a
day
mid
aUo
a
new
planing
mill
initialled
Just
a
short
lime
before
it
closed
iloxxni
oxer
two
yearn
asm.
I
There
haxc
been
a
number
of
wiB
concern
negotiating
with
4
4
4
SALE
OF
MILL.
'
;
BEEN
CONFIRMED
.Special
lo
Haily
.News
VAXCOt'VF.H,
Xov.
15.
California
and
Iowa
capitalists,
have
taken
oxer
the
old
Kinorsnu
sawmill
and
limber
and
pulp
limlli
at
Prince
Hu-pert
and
in
.Northern
Hrilish
Columbia
for
a
consideration
said
to
be
close
lo
5uu.000.
Confirmation
of
the
report
I
given
by
W.
II.
larris,
of
Farris,
I'arri,
Slullx
and
Kmeion.
"olicilors
for
lhoKinerMn
eflate.
The
dclaiN
have
nd
been
made
public
hut
ft
I
reported
thai
the
purchase
1h
the
forerunner
o(
the
e4(abtihuienL
of
amdher
pulp
mill
and
the
expenditure
of
a
larKC
Mini
of
money.
by
F.
.
Diw.son
of
Prince
Uu-pert
mid
represenliiur
Chicago
and
Minnesota
interests
was
particularly
keen
and
was
expected
to
close
a
deal.
The
timher
Is
particularly
al-uahle
and
easily
accessllde.
It
is
mostly
located
between
Prince
lluperl
and
the
Xaas
Hiver
and
can
be
tailed
to
the
mill
without
difficulty.
Demand
Steady
The
Japanese
disaster
has
increased
the
demand
for
properties
of
this
kind
us
Ihe
demand
for
lumber
from,
that
source
promises
o
be
consistent
for
November
25.
after
which
clll-'seve'ral
years
Ui'r6iii;erThe
Mill,
NEW
MANAGER
FOR
THE
VICTOHIA,
Xov.
15,
l.leut.-Co,
Charles
Vllllers
has
been
appointed
manager
of
Ihe
Canadian
Colleries
(l)unsmuir)
Limited
in
succession
to
(he
late
I.
M.
Savage.
Mr.
Villiers
is
a
S011II1
African
mining
man.
Thouias
(Iraham,
who
has
been
acting
general
manager,
remains
xvilh
the
company
as
general
superintendent
In
charge
of
operations,
The
company
has
mines
at
Cumberland
In
the
Comox
district
and
ulso
owns
1
1
1
0
Intension
n'ltfej
r.ear
Ladyami'h,
a
view
to
purchasing
the
property.
one
of
which
recently
introduced
...!
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"
w
--4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
START
WORK
ON
PROPERTY
AT
DOREEN
J.
F.
Duthle
Acquires
Fiddler
Creek
Gold
Property
From
Dempster
Tredway
The
Fiddler
Creek
gold
property
near
Dorreen
about
125
miles
up
the
line
from
here
has
been
acquired
by
J.
F.
Duthle,
the
Seattle
capitalist,
from
Dempster-
Tredway,
W.
E.
Williams,
of
Williams,
Manson
A
Oontsles,
returned
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
where
he
had
been
In
connection
with
the
deal.
J.
R.
Turner,
Mr.
Duthle's
engineer,
also
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
and
proceeded
by
train
to
Dorreen'where
he
will
make
arrangements
for
the
starting
of
development
work
at
once.
Ten
or
twelve
men
will
be
employed
to
start
with.
BRITISH
PREFERENCE
Exporters
See
Salvation
of
Can
nerles
and
Fisheries
In
this
Country
MOXTMKAI.,
Xov.
13.
lillt'lfM'ta
I
Llr
nrikfiiMd
litis
Iti.lInF
Mint
Ihe
Hrilish
iiiiiV
reiiei
1111
1
Expected
to
be
Built
Before
Longt
'
4
canned
salmon
and
oilier
!raWt'i,'"U"'
fish
will
mean
the
salvation
of
the
Canadian
fisheries
and
canneries
mill
will
eliminate
Amer
ican
competition
in
Ihe
Hritlsli
market.
ALDERMAN
COLLART
TOLD
EXPERIENCES
AS
AN
IMMIGRANT
At
Ihe
Hotary
Club
today
Alder
man
I
lien,
l.ollart
gaxe
some
in
that
can
be
made,
easily
available
w)io
'were
strange
to
the
customs'
for
big
steamers
to
moor
nnd
tin-nfrerted
by
xxvnlhoo
ronditions,
'is
very
suitable
for
Hie
nffshore
CANADIAN
ffllllFRIFS,""'10
"'"
0rl(M',
Anverica,
While
Ihe
men
reporjed
o
huxe
made
Ihe
purchase,
have
an.
nounced
no
idefiulle
plans,
It
is
understood
they
will
he.ve
the
plant
in
operation
early
next
year
as
soon
as
jirrangements
can
be
made.
COMPENSATION
BILL
FORMAT
BRITAIN
I.OXDOX,
Nov.
15.
The
House
of
Colnrnons
yesterday
gave
a
third
reading
In
Ihe
Woikmeu'3
Ccmpintt"n
liill.
iyid
language
In
see
that
they
got
started
right
on
the
land.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Two
American
Schooners
Sold
55,000
Pounds
at
Exohange
This
Morning
Two
American
halibut
schooners
sold
catches
al
the
Fish
F.x-chiitiKe
this
morning
totalling
55,000
pounds.
There,
xxere
no
Canadian
arrivals,
l.iluya
sold
22,000
pounds
at
15c
and
He.
to
Ihe
Atlln
Fisheries
and
America
33,000
pounds
al
U.Ho
and
c
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
.V
Cold
Storage
Co.
Advertise
in
the
Dully
News.
XIAV
WKKTMIXSTEIl,
Nov.
1
5.-.With
a
total
pack
of
approximately
200.000
cise
of
salmon
ince
(lie
.(irin
of
the
year,
fiiliinir
in
Ihe
Fraer
Mixer
District
Xo.
1
closed;
down
today.
More
than
1200
men
SOU
Imals
were
ensaired
in
the
industry
during
the
year.
44444444
444
444444
PROPOSAL
TO
FORM
MEMORIAL
RECEIVED
terestiiur
experiences
of
the
earlyronsul,
life
and
difficulties
of
an
im.
mlKraul
to
Canada,
who
knew
no.
lliiiiK
of
Ihe
language
and
rus.
FOR
DEAD
SOLDIER
Swedish
Consul
Has
Plaque
and
Papers
for
Next
of
Kin
of
Late
Sapper
August
Fredln
A
bronze
memorial
plaque
accompanied
by
a
service
ccrlifi-
jcale
and
personal
note
from
King
Oeorge
V.
has
been
r-
.
I
4...
il..r
11
1:
1
vvm-u
wimi
lllllisiill,
7vriSII
for
delivery
In
the
next
'
p.-r---.
-
.in,,
in;
mi-
i-.ij
llirill
.111
IIII4.-I
....
,
.
.
.
.
I
.
.
a
1
ens
in
both
regions
must
uhlft
being
0.1
deep
water
at
a
place
(nk,.
lo
,,M)V
nr((.r
imnjKPnnl,
,,e
fl
lo(.M,lfi
,
1
"
1
1
ik-?im.:!".
of
kin
of
the
late
Sapper
August
Frediii
who
lost
his
life
in
the
(real
War
while
servinir
oxerseas
lonis.
lie
lol.l
or
farming
in
the
with
Ihe
Canadian
Kngiheers.
V.
foollillls
or
Alhertn
and
or
ploii-'F.,
Ksseu
of
this
cily
is
a
brother
coring-
in
Prince
Hupert.
of
deceased
and
delivery
or
the
Al
Ihe.
close
or
nn
Intensely
'medal
niul
n.ioers
will
:
DRYS
CONVENE
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
41
LUJHERAN
CHURCH
Field
Missionary
In
the
City
Wltb
a.
View
to;
Organizing
Hex.
P.
K.
Haisler.
H.D..
field
im'ssioirary
for
xx'slero
Canada
'of
the
1'nited
Lutheran
Church,
i
here
for
Ihe
purpose
of
looking
ffraniziiiK
an
'Kuelish
Lutheran
congregation
jiere.
He
has
al-
Ininpd
niarlhl
.kiiin!.
in
nrtrnn.
i
iiiuite
andlVictoria
aint
he
ex-
'necls
f
it
Iofl7esa"ine
li'Pfi'.
Soeak'incr
lo
Hie
D.-iilv
Y.w
f14""'-
Lutheran
form
of
worship.
Hep.
he
understood
there
x-ere
iXor-wepian,
Icelandic
and
Danish.
As
Kulish
is
Ihe
language
of
this
WUULU
DL
DCntMUAL'they
would
utiile
in
worship
bet
ter
by
using
(he
English
lanpuase
than
through
either
of
the
others.
Mr.
Haisler
has
arranged
to
hold
a
service
on
Sunday
in
the
liltle
Lutheran
Church
here
when
1...
..;n
...1
1.
11...
.
..1-
....
miiiir."
.Ill-
-tlMl."
Mil
llic
I.
'lriiMHi
huh
ue
is
uopeiui
mat
interested
will
altend
011
that
AT
VANCOUVER
ueiegaios
From
all
Over
Pro-
vines
Attending
Meeting
j
of
Prohibition
4
..COUYKIl,
Xov.
15.
With
4
fleleKale
in
attendance
frdm
all
4jpar!
of
Ihe
province.
Hie
an-4nual
convention
of
Ihe
Proviu-
,eial
Prohibition'
Association
4
1
opened
here
this
nmrnin?
Hex.
A.
F
Cooke.
Hie
resi
dent,
will
present
his
report
this
afternoon
and
Hev.
T.
A.
Alo.-rl
Moore
of
Toronto
will
address
'he
memhers
on
Dominion
Pro-
iiibiliou.
LEGISLATURE
ASKS
CUSTOMS
OFFICER
PORT
OF
NEW
YORK
VICTOHIA,
Xox-.
15.
the
oxer
Ihe
field
with
'a
view
to
or-
''""luw
unanimously
adopt
vm
a
resolution
introduced
by
Pi-emier
Oliver
deuiandins;
the
appointment
of
a
custumi
of-
izintr
similar
churche
bolh
at
',l,
d'
,orK
Uf
remove.
!
lie
outlet
on
Canadian
luade
sriVU
Shipped-by-wy.iUJli-lUnuoia
this
morniiip.
Mr.
Haisler
said
M
!,rt'''iU..
oods
.made
in
Ihe
uniled
Lutheran
churchesr.",ar,w
al"1
"''IpPed
to
a
Hrilish
'xxvre
usiiallx-
more
successful
be-
jC('lumbia
j.orl
by
water
have
to
Icatise
there
were
in
the
conimu-!,!""
Hiroiuth
New
York
ami
'iiities
neoole
reoreseirliim
various
."'"si
nay
duty
on
arrival
on
lliis
1
1
nationalities
thai
adhered
to
the!
coast
because
there
is
11.1
Can
ailian
customs
ofllcer
at
the
.wneriraii
port.
I
lie
appoint
ment
has
been
opposed
by
the
railways
brcause
the
water
route
inlerfers
with
their
SEATTLE
LEADING
in
Ihe
.-out
tt.
IN
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
Goes
off
to
Flv.;
Start
Beating
Vancouver
and
Victoria
by
SKATTI.K,
Xov.
15.
Seattle
lias
jrone
olT
lo
a
flying
start
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
winning
the
first
two
games
of
the
season,
the
first
on
Monday
night
again!
Vancouver
at
Vancouver
ami
Hie
,
second
last
night.
In
the
game
played
here
last
exeninz
Yicloria
was
heaten
by
a
score
of
seven
lo
six
in
an
overtime
game.
Leo.
Sweeney,
manager
lor
I
lie
Canadian
Western
Cooperage
Ltd.,
or
Victoria,
a
well
known
lacrosse
player
and
generally
all
round
good
sport,
arrived
in
the
cily
yesterday
in
Ihe
interests
or
his
rirm.
He
is
going
east
this
evening.
Today
he
attended
the
Rotary
luncheon.
He
has
been
renewing
Interesting
speech
Mr.
Collart
by
Ihe
consul
when
he
arrixes
in
aciuainlance
urged'
thaf
more
care
should
be
Hie
cily
Irom
Ihe
interior
w'iPii.'lorians
whom
wit
Ii
many
Vic-he
.formerly
knew
In
Accord
With
Similar
Action
in
British
Columbia,
Dominion
Assumes
Control
N.
B.
Wharves
ITtKDKHICTOXj
Xov.
13
Hon.
Peler
John
Veiiiol,
premier
of
Now
Hrunswick,
announces
thai
Ihe
Dominion
government
has
taken
over
more
than
thirty
wharves
on
tha
tidal
waters,
of
the
province.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
I
.-.-
The
transfer
of
wharves
from
the
It
ts
probahle
that
the
en.
garment
between
the
Duke
of
Brahaut,
heir
to
the
Hel-nian
throne,
ami
Princess
Mafalda,
the
second
daugh.
Ht
of
the
King
and
Queen
or
Italy,
will
shortly
be
TALKS
ON
INDUSTRIES
TO
SCHOOL
PUPILS
Suggestion
Endorsed
and
Permission
Given
at
Meeting
of
Board
At
the
school
board,
meeting
last
nighl
H.
S.
II
urn-
.supervising
principal,
nsked
permis
sion
from
Ihe
board
lo
institute
a
series
or
monthly
addresses
lo
Ihe
pupils
dealing
with
various
industries.
Dr.
Kergin
said
he
approved
the
idea
and
would
like
to
see
it
extended
to
take
in
visits
to
the
dry
dock
ami
cold
storage
plan'..
II
xvas
slated
that
as
the
boys
were
at
an
age
where
they
xvould
be
choosing
a
trade
or
profession
soon
it
was
xxell
ror
them
lo
know
something
about
these.
The
permission
was
granted.
BORDEN
ST.
SCHOOL
361
I
,
Whan
Ye
Want
A
TAXI
99
8ft
mil
BOSTON
NEW
(ML
ii
a
hurry
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.?
1
Phone
Private
Hoxes
for
Ladiej
l
Oars
and
Beit
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
Party
Use.
In
tha
City.
RaUs
Reasonable
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
-OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
V(U..
XIII.,
NO.
2fU,
1'HIXCK,
RUPKUT,
n.G,
TUlTtHOAV,
XOVKMBKIl
15,
1JI23.
Ten-.
e.r,...
W2T
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
JKArop
OF
SEAL
COVE
ML
ANDllMBER
ANNUAL
CONVENTION
ASSOCIATED
BOARDS
OF
TRADE
OPENS
IN
VANCOUVER
......
,
,j
FRA8ER
RIVER
PACK
IS
200,000
CASES
4
Freight
Rates,
Customs
n
Agent
at
New
York
and
Highway
Route
Come
up
AXC0L
VKH,
Xov.
13.
The
annual
convention
of
the
ssCiatcd
Hoards
of
Trade
of
British
Columbia
im..,i
ik:?
morning
with
more
thaf,
lot)
delegates
present
representing
'40
Hoardi
of
Trade
in
the
province.
Maxor
ctmrle
f
Ti.,i,n
tended
an
official
welcome.
.
Ratification
of
B.(l'.s
demands
and
a
customs
officer
at
New
York
City
will
be
nought."
Opposing
interests
of
the
interior
Will
tipplr
In
haia
question
uf
a
trans-provincial
highway
route
discussed
witho
view
to
giving
endowment
either
w
ih
11
n.:.
........
i.t
,1
r
.
ic--iiui;eion
ur
Fraser
River
joules.
GERMANY
WILL
r
PAYNOMORE
REPARATIONS
Says
France
Has
Broken
Treaty
and
They
Will
Not
Ob-'
serve
It
-
"I.OXDO.Y;
'AovJ.t
5aM,'niiipltie,l
cessation
of
every
kind
of
reparations
payments
by
Germany
is
announced
by
the
Central
Xevx
agency,
which
quote
Hie
(iovernmenl
al
Hetlin
as
savin?
iemiany
will
no
longer
observe
Ihe
treaty
of
Versailles
now
that
France
has
violated
it.
ASSISTANCE
TO
.
SHINKOKU
MARU;
Tug
Humaconna
Reached
Disabled
Steamer
Yesterday
Afternoon
Heavy
Sea
Running
SILVITLE,
Xov.
,
15.
The
luj
J
Humaconna
yesterday
afleinoon
al
3
o'clock
reached
the
freight
er
MitnKoku
Maru
which
since
.
November
I
has
been
driftiu?.
towards
Hie
coast
of
the
Alaskan
Peninsula
willi
a
broken
tajl
sliaH.
A
message
received
hen
says
that
there
is
a
heavy
si?
running
and
that
Hie
tug
Is
having
difliculty
in
gelling
?a
line
aboard
the
disabled
slcamejrl
SWISS
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE
,
IN
ClflL
vr
Eleven
of
Eighteen
Men
Whfl
Reached
Terrace
Last
Week-y?
Are
at
Present
In
This
City
F.Ieven
of
Ihe
eighteen
Sxvfss
inrmigrants
who
arrived
at
Terrace
last
week
are
now
in
this
cily.
As
yet
they
have
not
deciifeil
RE-OPENS
ON
MONDAY,
The
question
of
placing
them
I
(being
taken
up
with
the
C.
N.
It.
It
was
reported
at
the
school
colonization
department
who
de-board
meeting
last
night
lhat(deslre
It
is
to
have
them
reniajjjf
everything
would
be
jti
readiiiess
in
the
district,
preferably
along
for
the
school
classes
to
moveilhe
line
of
the
railway.
hack
into
the
building
on
Monday
next.
Oeorge
Scott
reported
that
the
cost
of
the
xvork
On
the
school
had
been
1,300.
HAYWARD
FOR
MAYOR
government
or
.New
Hrunswick
lo
that
of
the
Dominion
govern-)
VICTOHIA,
Xov.
t5.
Mayor
inenl
announced
by
Premisr
Veniot
is
in
accord
wilh
Ihe
policy,
liny-ward,
who
was
here,
to
attend
followed
by
the
Dominion
in
Ihe.
case
of
I
fie
province
or
Hrilish,
the
convention
(r
the
Union
of
.
.
,
....
J.
I.!..
!v
il
I..
..II.
'
l.t
fl
v
a
a
i.v'iuuuMii
hiiuii
is
inv
uiuy
inner
province
interested,
umciuis
n.ii,
.Municipalities,
announces
or
llie
Deirimeul
or
Puhlic
Works
stale
that
under
agree.
incut
between
Ihe
Dominion
and
thO.-.e
Jry
::.
'ts.
the
latt-r
mads-
his
intention
to
stand
for
a
sec-
a
free
transfer
or
the
wharves
tojonil
term.
So
Hir
there
Is
no
op.
Hie
Dominion
which
In
turn
position
either
announced
or
ru.
Viv.
i
I
1
nuaitaia
them.
mred.
PREMIERS
BANQUETED
IN
HOUSE
OF
LORDS
FAREWELL
SPEECHES
I.OXDOX,
Xov.
15.
The
IK-iniuion
premiers,
who
have
been
attending
the
Imperial
Confer
ence
here
Tor
several
weeks
past,
were
given
a
banquet
last
night
in
Ihe
lloyal
nailery
or
Hie
House
or
Lords.
Farewell
speeches
were
the
feature
of
tbo
e
t-iiing.