KKLI.IIIF.lt,
Minn.,
.Nov.
10.
Armiuirut
over
a
fifteen
year
old
tclrl
named
.Myrtle
Saunders!
ran
sed
I
he
ileWI"Wfuri"ier'
1.1'iiiihiiI
Porlmin.
looked
Uhon
not
PRESUMED
TO
uavc
nDnuAirn
-
.
i
.
.
i
i
i
were
shot
.lead.
""r
""
I'or'ana
i
a
ftitfilive
and
Hie
.'
"
HOME
BANK
DIRECTORS
where
The
molested.
girl
turns
Under
Bank
Act
IIHf
I.
IIIlllllMLiL1
i-i
mi
iv
it
i
..v
in.
imnnn
nimr
lit
u.ai
acita
nnrrnp
I
IKiir.
nMKr.AII
Dr.
W.
Dorsey
Chase
to
Serve,
Year
For
Violation
of
Nar-
'Associated
Boards
of
Trade
cotlc
Drug
Law
f-Ayt.
-Convention;
ConsFder
ManyS
i
1
Mattara
KiriCIIIKAX.
Nov.
Id.
,.
it.,
.n.irii
i.
n
ln,l
iii.
Dorsey
Chae.
pioneer
Western
Canada
VANCOLVHIt,
Nov.
In
argued
with
a
fanner
named
P")Mcian
ami
urem,
ua
ne.
Oscar
Tiinmy,
aged
:i.
lo
sentenced
to
serve
one
year
and
Aih
Fop
ReflU,,P
steamship
Ser-whlch
should
have
the
Btrl.
e-
J
imi"2H?Wtt
Tn
"
r
lce
Between
Eastern
and
fore
the
uuarrel
wa
finished
.
ey
"
ll.e
alrl
s
father
and
mother.
narrisou
"
-
-
-
-
It.
Iiininy
Dr.
V.'
Alaskan
to
Dr.
the
TRAINING)
FOR
SETTLERS
stable
George
Crate
returned
In
WI.NDSOII,
Nov.
10.-
One
man'
port
h
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
the
city
last
ntuli!
after
having
wa
killed
and
seven
injuredports
with
Canadian
Government
conducted
a
search.
The
tracks
,,.
seriously
when
two
ca
-s
on
'Merchant
Marine
boats.
of
the
missing
man.
who
left
the
ie
.Windsor.
F.ssex
and
I.ake-
station
nt
Kwlnilsa
with
a
shot-1,-,.
dectric
railway
met
in
a
gun
presumably
(o
go
hunting,
head-on
collision
this
morning,
were
followed
along
Ihe
flats
upn,,.
,t.rl
man
is
Orry
Wigle
of
Die
Kwiuilsa
lllxer
for
four
miles
Kingsville,-
a
inotornian.
where
they
disappeared
Inlo
thn
river.
There
were
nlso
numi-rous
nAUPUTFR
IN
I
AW
bear
tracks
and
Flowlek.
hecom.
UAUUllILl-llVLrtn
lug
alarmed,
may
have
taken
In
nFRRY
W1NNFK
D0uy
,sland
Reports
Tremor
at
Ihe
river
nnd
Hid
Inst
his
life.
j
8.15
Last
Night
NaUves
at
ITowick
wa
3.1
year
of
ac
and
was
luarricd,
his
wife
and
three
children
residing
at
Hamlin,
Aflierla,
VANDERBILT
STARTING
HIS
SECOND
MORNING
ILLUSTRATED
PAPER
SAN
FIlA.NClSCO,
Nov.
0.
-Karly
next
month
Cornelius
Vamlerbilt,
Hie
young
milliou-
lllril
Iml
lllii
I
ll
i-liii
liiillilnvtf
nit
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
HERE
"
Hartliiv
Bav
Excited
IdlltBY,
Nov.
Id.
-
I
hi'
maro
"DauKhter-ln-laW
owned
by"
Sir
.
nrlllilll.
miil
nn
wlitrli
w.ioo
I
Ii
i
,
'
;
.
1
A
.A.
nancy,
am
u.
y
4
fc
i.i.lilnir
wns
e
u
III
lo
one,
won
lh
,,
.......
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
,
u
siriei
asi
evening
aiHiui
a,
10.
gold
cup
or
1
1.5
00
today.
King
J
j.
.
!
..ii.
I.
in
ntun
V
1,
.
.
V,
iMmi'l
rei.mled
it
this
morning.
seconu
ami
nom
i"-,..j
Brow"
third.
PLANS
TO
REVIVE
B.C.
WOOL
INDUSTRY
The
tremor
was
distinctly
felt
al
Hartley
Bay
down
the
coast
about
Hi
miles
from'
here
ac
cording
to
officers
of
the
steamer
Vchturc
which
arrived
al
noon.
The
boat
called
there
shortly
after
H.15
last
evening
and
the
ua-
VIOTOIHA,
Nov.
10,
Plans
for.
lives
were
quite
excited.
V1111....11V..1.
UI.111.1
..vnrv
vniiiv
fiivlvinir
the
wool
of
tlaid.
Johnstone
of
the
Ven-
Industry
Industry
will
stal
l
a
morning
pictorial
.the
province
by
placing
British
.lute
reported
thai
Ihe
shock
was
paper
here.
This
Is
the
second
Columlo'a
in
n
class
with
Ihe.
'so
illlinclly
felt
at
Hartley
Bay
nai.ee
of
the
kind.
Huffiest
lu.v.'wool
nroilucing
"leas
of
the
that
Ihe
natives
iu
alarm
rushed
lug
been
started
iu
Los
Angeles'western
states
is
being
rormu.
recently.
The
miner
will
be
lated
l
Hie
Parlianuit
Jluild.
from
their
houses.
port
Ks-singtnu
and
Sunnyside
also
felt
patterned
somewhat
011
the
Kng-ilngs
by
the
advisory
board
of
Iho
Hip
,lreii
lllfc
UlUltrated,
dallies.
'.'armers'
icndults.
duration
mor
very
plainly.
II
h
vas
dbout
two
seconds.
Anion
Lang
of
O
lie
ram
menrau,
world
famed
n.
the
performer
of
Christ
in
the
Passion
Plays
or
I0UH,
I
til
u
and
IU22,
is
bringing
a
party
of
thirty
craftsmen
to
this
continent
lo
exhibit
carvings
in
wood.
Mis
son
is
with
him.
i
GETS
JAIL
TERM
DC
IIQEn
MOPE
Vancouver
a
Festering
Spot
of
Bootlegging
Vultures
is
Anathema
of
Prohibitionist
V(NCOl'VEH,
ov.
If
J.
A
description
of
Vancouver
as
a
"plague
pot
on
Hie
Pacific
coast"
and
"a
festering
spot
of
bootlegging
vultures
engaged
in
a
conspiracy
against
American
associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
enced
by
the
prohibition
party
in
Manitoba
British
Columbia
at
their
annual
staled
that
he
was
not
dis-i
"
ronventiou
here
endorsed
Van-Jcouraged.
"In
lime
the
cause
evening.
DCCIICCn
CDCCnV
TDIAI
couvers
ricut
Tor
eipiaiuaiiou
oi
win
nc
iriumpnaui
irom
eoasi
KtrUotU
orLtUI
lKIAl.
railway
rales
and
the
estab-ito
coast."
he
said.
"A
wave
re-
ilishmeul
of
a
Canadian
customs
cedes
only
to
iish
back
with
Are
Charged
With
Conspiracy
officers
at
New
York.
Suoport
'greater
impetus
than
ever."
and
With
Making
False
Re-
nlo
was
extended
lo
the
request)
X
number
of
guests
and
dele-
Ifor
a
llrlllsii
prctereuiiai
larm
gales
are
present
al
i:ie
con-
on
Canadian
raw
fruit
product,
tvetitiou
in.iffi.
A
dan
lo
use
the
provincial!
whicli
will
close
thi
Colworlh
this
nu.rning
reBised
vernn.enlV
inrormntion
bureau)
D
i
L
nmiornmot
Mnitirifv
"
mpalan
to
secure
HniiSfl
jOVemmem
..
o,
k
Jn.th
!'
application
of
ten
Home
Bank
f"
lUajOniy
"
"
"
'
Section
directors
nnd
officials
,
for
a
t
.i
Flowlck,
Kwlnltsa
Man
.i
I
.1....-
!
id
I
.
I'll
-
..
insirui
ir
iu
iiiij".
ii
v"
i
1
trial.
The
derendaiils
arc
"V
1
M-cedy
!
i.
.i.i
..;..
i
..oi.'
I
he
convention
Vecohunended
I'liarxio
wiiii
i"ii?iiinj
hum
....
,
....
i
iroverninenls
concerned
lo
fil
uiimixl
lit
Din
nrovincial
lxdice'
llnon
In
in.iki-
.1
livillir.
flNF
KlI
I
Fil
WHFN
1
LONDON,
Nov.
lit.
ii.-i
i.tUi.i.ii
I
i.iv
Tim
I
lit
til
I
ii
Ifi
li
tfi
i
nril
Illlsil
I
U.i
1
1
King
George,
acting
on
tie
ad-f
vice
of
Ihe
cabinet,
today
dis
solved
Parliament
Iu
prepara
tion
for
Hie
general
elections
lo
be
held
on
December
0.
l'arlia-
infill
will
re-assemble
December
20.
'
!
Most
of
Hie
ministers
and!
practically
all
the
members
are
now
away
lo
their
several
ron-stiluencies
to
conduct
a
hard
rapid
fire
campaign.
the
protection
issue
is
drawing
a-more
or
less
distinct
line,
which
wljl
cause
eonsKieraine
poiuirai
change.
Labor
so
far
has
shown
itself
'opposed
lo
Ihe
Government,
but
except
iu
Ihe
industrial
centres
many
work-
InKineu
will
siumoii
the
new,
hope.
The
alliance
between
the
two
Liberal
famous,
while
strenglli
enim?
Ihe
opposition,
has
not
altuet;tlier
'u-aleU
tho
cleavage
and
Alberta,
but
BIRTH
A
daujliler
was
bum
at
the
;
Whan
Yeu
Want
A
TAXI
99
myt
wail
:
BOSTON
Third
NEW
Ave.
GRILL
in
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Restaurants,
.
1
private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Phone
and
Party
Use.
eel
Oars
and
Rett
Service
v
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Pood.,
Best
Service.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
tho
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN1
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII..
NO,
270,
I'lllNCK
RUPKHT,
R.C.,
KM
DAY,
NOVF.MHKIl
10,
lws:i.
VMttrtftr't
Circulation
1C
8lr..t
Sal
SOT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
&
i
KKI
I
lH
lilU
1
1
Jll
PARLIAMENT
DISSOLVED
Prince
Huperl
General
Hospital
here,
and
I
can
assure
him
Ilia
today
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kenneth
the
pride
whicli
the
Government
Floyd
of
this
city.
i
feels
in
his
work,
as
represent
is
95
in
Final
Division
before
Dissolution
Prior
to
Election
The
Bouse
of
Commons
vole,
of
285
lo
10
amid
ministerial
cheers
i.
ti
;
ii..
i..
ii.
i
i
ii...
..t.....-..
....i1'1-111
he
would
do
so
.not
only
will)
credit
to
himself,
but
with
great
the
part
which
he
has
played!
ative
of
his
country
here,
i
shared
by
the
people
of
Hie
Dominion
in
alt
parts,
I
would
like
to
congratulate
him,
to
congratulate
the.
Canadians
in
Loudon,
and
lo
congratulate
the
people
of
I
lie
Dominion,
on
having
obtained
at
last,
here
In
the
heart
of
the
F.mplro,
an
oflicial
,
home,
'
which,
we
hope
will
a
de-
.....
.
..
nn-
securing
the
Union
Club
build-
CIIIMI
menu-
iiimil-
lici
3,
'viui
uu
uu
iii
tf
r...in....v
.it,
...
,,;!.
...,,,,1,1
u
hCpulp,!
In
a
1
1
i...
..ir...l
..r
1...
..1
......
.
-
.
I
"
,,,v
.-1.
SIIHWIIIK
Hie
eiieci
HI
nri
kiiii-
experience
in
an
eiieciive
inree
minute
address
supporting
the
Government
policy.
Parliament
Dissolved
The
tendency
of
the
country
is
LONDON,
Nov.
10.
(noon
nient
the
Conservatives.
TODAY
POINCARE
DECLARES
BRITAIN
TO
BLAME
FOR
THE
PRESENT
DIFFERENCES
France
and
England
Approach
Parting
of
the
Ways
Through
Failure
to-
Agree,
on
Policies
LONDON,
Nov.
10
Indications
nre
multiplying
Hint
1'rainyj;
mid
Knglaud
iin
approaching
I
li
parting
of
t
lie
ways
on
Hit
iiueslioii
of
how
lit
ilt'al
with
Germany.
France's
threatened
!
penalties
against
Germany
if
Berlin
dot!
mil
recede
front
her
position
on
(he
extradition
of
the
form?r
crown
prince
nnd
the
re
establishment
of
full
aided
military
control
in
'Germany,
is
declared
in
guveriitiienl
circle
here
to
lie
wholly
nmicceplaMe
to
P.nglaml.
I'AltlS.
Nov.
!
Premier
I'oincars
look
isuc
willi
Premier
"
(Baldwin
of
Great
liritain
a
to
FOUR
KILLED
IN
ARGUMENT
OYER
A
GIRL
Bad
Man
Who
Did
Shooting
Now
Fugitive
from
Angry
Posse
I
who
was
to
blame
for
the
ore-
sent
Franco.
British
differences
when
he
oucxpcoJcdly
spoke
to.
day
in
the
chamber
of
deputies,
tin
dee
tared
"fur
several
'year
we
have
not
ceased
lo
niake
concessions
from
our
rigid
and
II
Ik
not
on
our
lde
that
the
attitude
I
uncompromising.
'
DAWSON
RECEIVES
CONFIRMATION
OF
SALE
OF
SAWMILL
F.
O.
Dawson
yesterday
wired
lo
.1.
S.
Kmincr
sou
asking
if
it
was
true
that
the
milt
had
been
sold
a
reported.
He
received
word
thai
the
deal
had
been
consummated
but
gave
no
particular
us
lo
who
were
the
4(
i
Canada
is
an
Example
to
Rest
of
World
says
W.
L
Mackenzie
King
in
London
Premier
Mackenzie
King
has
been
making
himself
heard
in
Great
Britain
and
he
is
spoken
well
of
wherever
he
goes.
He
has
not
been
aggressive,
like
Premier
May,
because
he
feels
hat
Canadians
tiave
no
right
to
interfere
with
the-
fiscal
policy
of
Ureal
Britain.
It
is
their
business.
Ie
does
not
like
them
to
interfere
wilh
Canadian
policy
and
naturally
he
would
waul
to
treat
them
as
lie-would
have
them
trcaf
us.
One
of
the
important
speeches
made
by
him
wms
before
the
Canadian
Club
at
which
the
Duke
of
Counaught,
High
Uunmissioner
!,arkin.
Karl
Beady,
Viscount
Long,
Winston
Clmrcliill,
Sir
Haiuar
Creenwood,
Admiral
Fremanlle,
.Sir
Maurice
llankey,
Sir
John
Simon,
Lord
Dosliorough,
Hon.
J.
J.
Aslor,
and
a
number
of
other
tilled
men
and
notables
were
present.
A
report
of
that
speech'
just
lo
hand
follows:
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kinsr,
who
wa
loudly
applauded
on
rising
to
reply,
spuke
first
of
t
lie
interest
shown
by
so
many
different
members
of
Hie
Itoyal
Family
In
visiting
Canada,
remarking'
that
aNo
expressed,
on
behalf
of
hi
colleagues
in
the
Government,
how
much
they
appreciated
Hie
great
service
which
Mr.
Lark
in
ilavv
and'
Aiu'lo-Anieriran
friendship,"
featured
the
presidential
.had
rendered
the'
Dominion
as
address
lif.
Hew
A.
K.
Cooke,
who
presided
over
the
opening
es-
Hs
representative
in
London,
ision
of
Hie
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Prohibi-!"A'e
fell,"
lie
said,
"when
we
jlion
Association
here
Seslerday.
asked
Mr.
Larkin
if
he
would
It).
TheJ
Mr.
Cooke
spoke
with
regret
of
the
recent
reverses
ax
peri-
assume
this
sreal
position
that
missinu
halo
m
wliirh
the
1
rims
Minister
and
Llovd
(,e.
rge
took
part
nimr
iiiiuut.li
yriirs
iu
mve
section
at
Kwinils.i.
"taldl-h
regular
man
T,ln
pi
no
fAI
I
men
"
a
o
acp
LULLIUtU
cheers
he
labor
motion
r
TWO
lARb
and
derisive
rejected
heckling
since
Inst
Sunday,
ha
n
sk.ms,ip
service
between
Mon-n..d
wlic,
wt.
had
,
-he
drowned.
Special
Provincial
(Vm-
Halifax
ami
United
Slates
censure
introduced
by
1
amsay
Macdonald,
labor
leader,
by
a
lhink
h
in
ollices
par!
of
Die
city
that
would
help
...
11.
A
...l
r..
...l.ll.
11.
a
.
to
go
to
either
extreme,
the
arS
J
-but
we
hope
still
radical
element
supporting
the
laobr
oarly
and
Ihe
steadier
ele-,mor'
h
V"'00"
W"
.b,"
HEALTHY
STATE
Income
Million
and
Half
more
Than
Expenditures
for
Half
Year
:
n
ill
lit
uu"
rt'Hi
square
w
1111
h
jlliey
face,
and
worthy
of
their
place
iu
the
heart
of
(he
F.111-Pire."
Early
Records
of
Canada
,
Mr.
King
also
thanked
thoso
who
had
been
doing
sd
much
of
Male
to
help
Ihem
lo
Rather
to-
.....
..
I.'
I
1
,.f
gel
her
the
it
heir
country's
history
'.cenlly
inaugurated
Historical
l
earlier
chapters
of
The
Society
promised
to
vnrmniA
Xov
10.
Tim
re-
do
a
treat
deal
for
i.aiiaua.
port
of
Ihe
auditor
general
of
Shortly
before
leaving,
Canada,
ritish
Columbia
for
Hie
six
he
had
Hie
privilege"
of
accept
mouths
ending
September
30,
ing
from
Lord
Durham
the
shows
a
surplus
oT
$l,C0D,Stt2.
jpapers
which
belonged
lo
his
The
esliiuated
expenditure
for
luslrious
grandfather,
emtiody.
Ihe
year
was
placed
t
S0,07,-
ing
Ihe
history
of
Canada
in
Ihe
Don
bul
Iho
expenditure
for
the
'thirties
and
'forties,
told
in
lasl
six
month
were
consider-!
large
part
by
Lord
Durham
him
ably
less
than
was
estimated.
self
and
those
who
were
as
The
revenue
received
during
socialed
with
him.
Those
who
the
six
month
wns
10,255,1)80,
'bad
seen
these
papers
had
said
while
Ihe
expenditure
were
only
Hint
a
not
inconsiderable
pari
0,l'
1",
iH.
t
(
ICUUUUUCU
UU
l'U$U
-I.
PALTRY
CHARGE
IS
DISMISSED
Residents
of
Herlot
Bay
Guilty
of
No
Offence
In
Investing
Money
VAXCOLVEIl,
.Nov.
tC
Two
residents
of
Heriot
Hay
have
been
released
from
an
ituplica-
(lion
if
law
breaking
in
connec
tion
wilh
llieir
!iiirvliatp
nf
nowhere
in
the
Kmpire
was
there.
choo,
h(jari,
,,on,u
,MUei,
for
..,.n.
,a
,nr
"mniuiuh,
dim
ri.ipn-o
fnr
il.p
oral
sr
um
teacher.
On
a
charge
advanced
by
Warren
Teeter
of
Heriot
Bay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
J.
Walker
were
convicted
by
Magistrate
Tipton
of
Serge
Narrows
of
illegal
acts
because
they
invested
money
left
as
a
legacy
lo
their
children
In-
sclioolboard
bonds.
In
quashing
the
conviction
la
Hie
anneal
court
lodav
Judze
credit
and
distinction
to
lhe(:avt.y
",,,
,liat
iaJ
never
Dominion.'
We
reel
that
he
has,,,,.,,
such
n.e,e.?
done
that.
He
has
our
entire)
.
jt
commence.
vve
leei
proud
.or:
PROHIBITION
FORCES
GATHER
Rev.
A.
E.
Cook
Denounces
Civic'
and
Provincial
Authorities
For
Laxity
PLAGUE
SPOT
OF
PACIFIC
VANCOUVKIt,
Nov.
10
Whole
sale
denunciation
of
civic
and
provincial
authorities
fnr
llieir
part
in
the
sale
of
liquor
in
British
Columbia
and
description
of
British
Columbia
as
the
ptacue
spot
of
Ihe
Pacific
coast
featured
the
address
of
-------
Itev.
A.
K
-
riUKlWIIIK
111?
voir
me
K"
VI
ll
lin-lll
iil'l'iiru
unr
.iiiiiic
"..,
..,
I,
..i
i
j
,..,,
,i,.,..r
.have
al
lasl
...
i.Ti
,i.
1....1:
r.i.
....i:..
matter
..
ii-.
we
acquired,
r.,k
.
,tr
i.t
nf
the
Pro
1
lif
the
closing
debale
dealing
with
routine
The
third
woman
member.
Mrs.
Phillipon.
by
a
curious
wliat
we
have
been
searcliing.iinn
AiMiiion
r
JirilUh
CiJ."
I..
WI
I...I
.In-
,.f
..
.nli
I
l"
'J
jvui
umliia
at
the
opening
of
the
anP
uual
convention
of
Hie
asso"ia-
lion
yesterday.
..
The
day
was
devoted
to
speech
making
by
prchiUiHonists
rom,
(10th
sides
of
the
line
and
re-,
ports
from
various
committees.
BOOTLEGGERS
GET
LITTLE
SYMPATHY
WINNIPEG
COURTS
Two
Hundred
Dollars
MlnlmuTrT
Now
Assessed
and
SI
,000
on
Hotel
Man
WINNII'F.G,
Nov."
10.
Liquor
law
violator
are
finding
little
sympathy
from
tho
police
mag
istrate
here.
The
fines,
which
for
first
offence
have
been
fifty
dollars,
have
now
been
raised
by
Hi
Worship
to
1200.
and
a
hotel
keeper
was
assessed
$1,000
Ibis
week
for
bootlegging.
Magistrate
Macdonald
declares
I
hat,
as
the
people
of
tho
province
have
declared
in
favor
of
(levernment.
control
of
liquor
lie
intends
lo
assess
heavy
fines
or?
liquor
law
vfolalo;'
iu
future.