Whan
Yau
Want
A
TAXI
in
a
hurry
Phone
99
Beat
Cart
and
Beit
Sarvlca
In
lha
City.
Rates
llaaaonabla
VOL.
MIL,
NO,
272
1
1
All
L1UUO
"'
J
!'!
U
2
or
Plebiscite
is
to
be
Held
in
Province
Before
Long
I
i
Major
Burde
Objects
to
Arsenic
in
Beer
and
I
Gets
Attorney
General
to
have
Analysis
Made:
Expert
Emphasizes
Need.
p..,,
........
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.........
...
..--
.
a.....
'l
uill.Jl.Mfll
IF.
,
i
established.
Out
of
a
confusing
series
of
rumors
circulating
since
the
House
met.
tlies-e,
fact
were
pretty
clear
al
the
week
?nd.
It
made
known
definitely,
however,
that
no
decisions
on
liquor
have
been
reached
by
the
government
in
its
ronfereuos
wilh
BOATS
USED
IN
PLACE
OF.
MOTOR
CARS
,iarly
supporter..
Humor
that
'the
Liberal
caucus
had
decided
definitely
on
a
local
npf
Ion-plebiscite
on
open
heer
sale
were
oillcially
denied.
It
I
understood
dial
drastic
t
j
poihilily
thai
the
present
liquor
a'ct
will
he
rhanaed
to
,
'lermll
open
sale
of
heer
wilh-
MAMLA.
.Nov".
IW
A
l)l'hooiVou(
fr.(
vMtiHg
of
fn.ni
ilif
Pacific
iN-ran
wei.f
l(J
,f
0t,xcrnill(.nl,
over
Luson
and
is
Mand.
(
(IefinHyt
,,
,,
,.
Had
and
telegraph
eoiniminiea.:liiIlllntl
flf
,,.,,,.
,,J,P
r,s..B
lion
nn
own
i-.uir.
iy
"""i""""'-
jn(
ie
House.
.Manila
is
partly
tinner
water
as
a
result
of
the
lorrenlial
downpour.
Ilonts
are
replacinjr
motor
cars
In
several
of
the
xlreel.
In
the
surrounding
country
there
is
rouMileiatile
danuiKe
(o
crops
from
the
excessive
rainfall
of
Hi
inches
In
H
hours.
EARTH
TREMOR
Drlck
Chimney
Collapsed
on
Old
Hospital
at
Thurston
Harbor
Wind
and
Lightning
Lasl
Thursday
evenimr'n
carlh-ijuake
vva"
iluile
severe
and
c:uisim
considerahle
alarm,
on
(he
(jtieeu
(lharlollcl
Islands
arconl-Iiir
to
officers
of
the
steamer
Priure
John.
It
wits:
distinctly
fell
al
(imnshewa,
Sandspd
and
Thurston
llarlor.
At
the
last
mentioned
point
it
caused
a
brick
chimney
to
collapse
on
the
old
hospital
which
is
now
used
as
a
residence
and
office
building.
The
occupants
made
n
hurried
exit
fearing
(he
building
would
collapse
over
them.
Heavy
wind
and
an
electrical
storm
accompanied
the
'quake.
zev
iswinnerYy"
scant
nose
in
race
AGAINST
IN
MEMORIUM
1.01
IHVII.LK,
Nov.
1U.
A
malrh
rnce
to
decide
the
supre
The
big
question
now
is
what
the
liquor
plebiscite
should
include.
Strong
pressure
is
being
brought
to
hear
on
the
Oovern-nient
to
include
prohibition
in
any
refcucdum
submitted
to
the
electors.
If
this
were
adopted,,
the
electors
would
vole
on
the
following
question.
,
Two
Ouestlons
1.
Ilo
you
favor
fiovernment
control
or
prohibition?
2.
If
you
favor
Uovcrntnenl
control,
do
you
want
the
present
system
or
the
sale
of
beer
by
(he
glas
in
licensed
premises?
Another
question
is
whether
the
liquor
plebiscite
should
provide
for
local
oplion
or
be
provincial
wide
in
ii
application.
Major
II.
.1.
Hurde.
M.P.P..
Tor
Alhcrui
followed
up
his
speech
ill
the
l.eaislalure
a
few
days
ago
ny
announcing
Miiuruay
that
he
had
taken
up
with
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
the
question
of
having
an
analysis
made
of
all
beer
sold
hy
the
liquor
control
hoard.
Hurde
said
Dial
the
Attorney
fieneral
has
been
having
an
analysis
made
of
beer
for
alcoholic
content
but
will
uow
have
analysis
made
to
find
the
percentage
of
arsenic,
ether
and
varnish.
Ill
from
Beer
The
mAjor
lold
how
he
had
discovered
arsenic
was
in
Hrit-Ish
Columbia
beer
as
a
result
of
illness
early
this
year.
When
Ik
was
taken
In.
the
hospital
doctors
found
quantities
of
arsenic
in
his
body
which
he
had
necYiimulalcd
through
driukiutr
macy
Of
the
three,
year
olds
ofibeer.
He
look
(he
mailer
up
the
American
turf.
Zev.
winner
wilh
Ihe
doclors
here
who
found
over
Papyrus,
the
Knglish
Derby,
ejher
and
shellac
and
varnish
in
winner,
defeated
Weldiirtuin'
"In
the
beer
as
well
as
arsenic.
Memoriuin"
hy
a
scant
nose
in
a
Hurde
further
says
that
resin
mile
rind
n
quarter.
The
llino'vvas
found
in
Ihe
heer
and
this
was
2ltl
.1-5.
Zev
has
won
over
causes
cancer
of
Ihe
kidneys.
fJO(,0()0
In
two
years
racing.
BIRTH
A
noil
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
James
l
alrall,
an
ex.
brewer
here.
Issued
a
statement
Sal
tir
day
explaining
bow
all
.grains
except
rice
contain
arsenic
and
in
brewing,
this
arsenic
is
con
llnperl
leneral
Hospital
on
cenlraled
In
heer
unless
It
Is
November
III
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
especially
removed.
Salicylic
A.
llarlow.
012
Fourth
Avenue
acid,
which
H
a
drug
causing
KELLY
MILL
AT
ATLI
ASSURED
Tim
erection
of
a
sawmill
at
Alii
Inlet
by
T.
A.
Kelly,
the
well
known
logging
"operator,
js
an
assured
fa.ct
according
lo
(Ulcere
f
the
steamer
prince
John.
,
dmi'l
ruction
of
I
lie
mill
I
now
only
awaiting
completion
of
Jhe
plan.
II
will
cut
squared
rough
lumber.
PRINCE
JOHN
IN
via
Ihe
(Jneeii
Charlotte
Islands
at
H.2)
last
evening,
she
brought
n
good
list
of
pitsseiigeis
and
some
freiuhl.
This
morning
she
went
up
to
the
Imperial
Oil
dock
to
take
on
fuel
and
is
loading
enruo
al
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
QoWrlKe
fn
IK
Dally
Now
subs.lances
are
used
as
preservatives
in
heer
and
lo
give
II
body
and
color.
Kmplinsiiing
the
need
of
analysis
along
the
lines
urged
by
Hurde,
'Fail-all
lells
how
in
Ihc-'ycnr
I
into
hundreds
sickened
tVlid
died
in
Knglaml
through
drinking
beer
over
InipregiiKtcd
weak
Leirl
a
ttn
and
oJhvr,vtth
arsenle.
MuiuitiA,
.Miv.
iw.
in?
iiriu-n
irijiumina
elector
pro
piMncilu
Dlllirn
lialily
will
vole
on
several
phase
of
Hip
liquor
question
before
XAluUjUPI
I
ULLCU
Hie
end
of
nexl
year
am
(his
vole
may
include
the
proposal
that
HPRFIF
flFF
RFAPH
iriitfriiriient
limine
i-iitilrnl
tin
iilmli.liail
nmt
t.r..
hil.il
.
,.
I
ilLIXOLLr
UTl
DLnvtl
.Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
Stewart
and
Anyox,
Union
steamer
(mmuu,
Capl.
J.
A.
Findlay,
was
in
porl
from
'JJU
to
It
o'clock
last
evening.
While
entering
Vancouver
harlwir
from
the
north
last
Thursday
evening
at
11.3ft
o'clock,
Hie
Camosuu
went
ashore
on
the
sandy
beach
opposite
Prospect
Point.
There
measure
will
he
taken
to
pUi,
"
Ending
foa
and
the
vessel
beer
club
out
or
btisine.
loucne.i
i.otiom
winie
en.leavor-n
i.
ntnw.i
i.ri.in
ii.
-i
'ig
1ft
avoid
a
collision
wilh
the
I.
.
-
II
-It.y....
-
lli.
CkA
......
I
,.n
.
forln
of
nlehUeile
u-11
l-
.""""
""
'7"u
""
l.rlr-lle'lerl.-.Wo-il.el,'?
J&9ji
"
Wd.
bu
t
P"
Soma
of
Phllllplne
Islands
Swept
.,,
...
.,
VMP
hn,
h7,.
i.
no
Wrltfir'orrar
higV
tWT
by
Typhoon
and
Excessive
Rainfall
in
-thel
morning
and
was
not
delayed
iu
sailing
north.
C.N.R.
Steamer
Had
Another
Ex.
ccptlonally
Rough
Passage
up
the
Coast
After
another
exceptionally
stormy
fassapc
up
the
roast
in
the
roiirse
of
which
heavy
rains
ami
high
winds
prevailed.
CX.lt.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Harry'
Xedden,
arrived
front
Vancouver
l
authority.
On
the
other
hand
to
sailing
on
her
return
south
at
Up
regarding
resumption
or,
8
this
evening.
On
nrrivins
at
allied
military
contitd
in
Her-!
Vancouver
al
the
end
of
the
week,
many.
the
vessel
will
go
into
dock
fori
,
'
a
coirplc
of
days
for
machinery
ESLING
ppi
iiip
fVCM
GIYEN
17VEDV
EVERY
repairs.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Halibut
Boats
Arrive
With
Catches
Totalling
118,400
Pounds
Two
American
halibut
boats
and
two
Canadians
arrived
over
the
week-end
with
calches
totalling
I
til,
100
pounds.
'I
he
Ameii.
can
boats
had
82.0(H)
pounds
and
Ihe
Uiuadiaus,
31,100
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales:
Amerloan
Alaska.
32',ftOO
pounds,
at
Die
and
the.
In
the
Hooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Sumner,
30,
nun
pounds,
at
10c
and
10c,
to
the
Atlin
and
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
w
.
and
v.,
i.
100
pounds,
at
I
le
and
10c,
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
A
II.
I
!.
k'lilli'
11
I1IW1
..I..
H'
......
...
.,.i,.rw.
flllllllU.S,
for
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage.
Co,
CHANCE
TO
EXAMINE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
This
is
where
Sanla
Clans,
gets
some
of
his
toy.
I
nder
the
hands
of
aged
inmates
of
some
old
men's
homes,
toys
are
heingr
fashioned
that
will
bring
many
a
cry
of
cheer
and
glada'ss
on
Christmas
morn.
Britain
and
France
Seem
Likely
Agree
Over
Matters
in
dispute
there
are
4
indication
that
Franco
is
reccd-
ins?
on
the
question
of
further.
territorial,
occupation
and
other,
tlircatencdivenallics
to
lie
int.
posed
on
iieunany.
PAIHS.'Xov.
IV.
The
first
delegate
to"
leave
this
morning's.
iniiorlaiivJi)et'iiig
of
Ihe
inter-
allied
council
;
o.f
ambassadors
said
no
further,
rupture
between
Hrilain
ami
France
had
occurred.
wharf
Ibis
afternoon
preparatory
provisional
measures
were
agreed
SULPHITE
FIBRE
CO.
PURCHASES
THE
MILL
FROM
P.R.
HOLDING
CO.
YANCOUVF.rt,
Nov.
IK.
The,
purchaser
of
Ihe
Prince
Itupcrt
pulp
mill
and
timber
limits
is
a
company
incorporated
for
t
h
e
purnose
Several
niMilhs
ago,
the
Prince
Ituperl
Sulphite
Co.
They
are
taking
it
ovir
from
Hie
Prince
Ituperl
Holding
Co.
BOOKS
OF
P.G.E.
RY.
KERGIN
HAS
CHARGE
UCTOIU.V
Nov.
I.
To
wliat
extent
the
Premier
and
his
col
leagues
are
prepared
lo
go
in
giving
the
Opposition
members
every
opportunity
lo
learn
all
that
they
waul
In
know
about
the
Pacific
Ore
a
I
F.aslcrn
Hail-way
and
its
relations
wilh
Ihe
Northern
Conslructiou
Company,
will
bo
understood
by
Ihe
fact
that
Hie
member
for
Hossland,
V,
K.
Kslinu.
will
be
allowed
to
examine
Ihe
monthly
accounts
nf
tlig.
Hallway
Company
with
the
aid
of
his
own
private
auditor.
Provision
for
this
extra
latitude
was
made
in
an
amend-inent
which
Mr.
Oliver
himself
moved
to
the
original
motion
submitted
by
the
Hossland
member.
It
will
also
include
permission
for
Mr.
Ksling
lo
ex-
nminn
Hie
loonllilv
Vsliinflles
ami
all
the
accounts
of
the
Nor-1
Ihern
Conlruciou
Company!
wilh
Ihe
Pacific
Oreal
F.aslern
Hallway
Company.
E.
S,
Day
has
returned
lo
his
former
posillon
at
the
Marino
Station
at
Dlgby
Island
and
O.
S.
Filtmauiice',
who
has
been
relieving
for
him,
leaves
tonight
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
PRINCE
RUPERT
BILL
n,.,.g
YICTIHIIA
Nov.
111.
K.
V
I'HIXCK
HUPKUT,
H.C
MONDAY,
XOVKMHKIt
1,
1023.
cirei.ii
im.
at,.
toa
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Hcslaurants.
Private
Hoxes
for
Ladies
and
Parly
Use.
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
"Take
Her
to
the
IJoston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
rT
W117
fT
AAirriiMTiiriiim
v
tji
aimam
f
II.
fl
I.
HI
Ilfl
1BVI
I
llll'I'l
IH'I'll
i
mm
mm
m
dkivibbb'i
ib
v
-m
i
n
BRITAIN
AND
FRANCE
SEEM
LIKELY
-TO
AGREE
OVER
MATTERS
IN
DISPUTE
Liqu
Likely
Jack
Robins
was
Swept
from
Deck
of
the
Fishing
Boat
Andrew
Kelly
Along
with
Everything
else
there
When
a-
mountainous
sea
.swept
the
decks
of
the
Medm
halibut
boat
Andrew
Kelly
Thursday
morning
it
swept
overboard
the
mate,
Jack.
Robins
who
was
lost,
cleaned
gear
and
everything
else
off
the
decks,
smashed
in
the
skvliirhts
and
-the
cabin
windows
and
for
a
short
time
it
seemed
as
if
the
staunch
little
craft
must
go
under.
However,
the
crew
got
busy
and
repaired
tin
steering
gear
which
had
gone
wrong,
.shifted
the
coal
back
into
place
and
made
her
shipslmne
so.lhat
she
rode
out
the
storm
and
arrived
home
Sunday
morning
at
nine
o'clock.
Telling
of
(he
Irme
(hey
hart
Cap!.
big
gale
Candow
blowing
says
as
there
thev
was
were
a
If,Pr,irTIAM
I
IM
Kl
I
II
IN
PTIAlff
h
Kl
IM
"V
V"
"Vm
relurn.ng
from
H.e
fishing
srrounds
and
they
were
hove
to
D
A
f
FillTIAT
D
A
DTV
about
25
miles
off
land
al
Troy
ft
A
I.
II
ll
111
Y
AK
I
I
Hay.
east
of
Ocean
Ca-.e.
not!
...
very
far
from
Yakulat.
whent
something
went
wrons
wilh
the
Colonel
Buckley
Announces
Hlm-sleering
sear,
llobins
was
the;
to
De
Freo
Trader
and
only
man
on
deck
at
Hie
time!
Resigned
and
as
Ihe
vessel
swung
round
inlo
the
Iroujh
a
huge
sea'
LONDON,
Nov.
19.
The
first
swept
her
fore
and
aft
and
!
deflation
from
the
ministerial
llobins
went
along
with
every-lank,,
because
of
premier
Hald-IhiiiK
else.
While
one
pari
of,wm's
lariff
prtiposals
is
an-the
crew
trimmed
the
vessel
inounced.
Colonel
Buckley,
par-the
other
got
the
steering
gear'l,ian,en,ar'
secretary
to
the
over-
slraiirhlene.1
out
and
they
Werc.sea,
traJe
department,
has
re
.....
r
provisional
nans
are
Aaomea
yttiiiflju?,
1
jnissina'
man.
However.
signed
on
the
grounds
thai
he
intends
to
remain
a
free
trader
and
that
he
disapproves
of
tmf
Ttafd-
"
Robins,
wh.i
was
male
of
(lie
wifl
Hscal
policy.
LO.VDOX,
Xov.
1.
There
was
a
perceptible
amelioration
kHv.
w-n
an
nt.i
tim
i,i-l
h-re
linlay
of
Hie
tension
existing
between
(ireat
Hrilain
and
aboul
sixly
vears
of
aire
and
his
I
ITTIirD
A
MC
TA
I-ranee
over
Ihe
question
of
the
deportation
of
the
ex-crowu
wife
ive
,
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control
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a
toW
anil
,1UI
na
Wooon.l
J
,
Hnltun-is
maintaining
her
former
altitude
thai
she
is
ready
r
halibut
aboard
which
thev
lojoiu
in
a
protest
against
the
return
of
Ihe
kaiser's
hir
and
thai
worP
hrimrinir
lo
tHnee
nuneH
she
favors
rv-estaldishnvent
of
allied
military
outrol
only
in
nhi-
i,uin...i
ri-i.o-
dislrii'ts
in
which
the
Herliu
goveriimeul
exeiri-es
effective
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(Successful
Meeting
Follows
Ser-
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3
.
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1
1
V
J
I
I
I
I,
(.
I
lll.-
j
porl
and
was
very
well
known
alonir
Ihe
waterfront,
Kullv
siv
feel
in
height,
he
was
a
man
of
massive
stature
and
powerfully
built
and
despite
his
years,
he
was
very
active.
creilil
for
ler
storm
some
five
vears
aso.1..
.
Ihe
pilot
house
was
iced
in
and
Ihe
steering
gear
'became
disabled
on
account
of
the
cold,
llobins
scaled
a'
mast
and
cut
down
;i
sail
which
was
Ihrealen-ing
lo
capsize
the
Vessel
then
ORGANIZE
HERE
vice
Held
by
Rev.
P.
E.
Balsler
In
Metropole
Hall
There
was
an
encouraging
at-
i
Imi.lnn.i.
nl
ll...
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1
I.
t
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II,,
!
ffiiPn'1
1
I.llill?ll
LUlllCldll
having
saved
llioir";"'
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'.trawler
(5.
K.
Fosler
from!
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.
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f"
i,..i..
,
,
;,
illalsler.
H.D.,
hnghsh
Lutheran
tifuiiui-i
111.
hi
a
iriiiiic
in
hi
ui-1
.
.
-
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.
'ui
I'l
vi'iuii'i.
iiaii'i
iiv
iniifiir
;
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:
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....
:
.
.address
the
meeting
vised
a
steering
with
which
gear
ilillvli
..
wmiLn
.
,.
ill
.nnlo
ilhe
craft
safely
made
Though
'
",,UJ!"
engaged
"
with
Ihe
",e
Can
.
.
7
,
church
in
Prim
Hupert
and
that.'
adun
h.sh
A
Cold
S
orage
Co.
feasjl,,;
on,
,
was
for
many
years,
llobins
also;,irj)Jr
VJrj))ls
naUoi,alUiH
parlicipaled
in
indepen.lenti,
,
,
Knatii.
i.nii.pri,,
.mandeil
At
time
he
one
com-
rll(irt.tl.
e
H,atei
Ulu
he
va9
Ihe
schooner
loc-lie.
,,,.
,
,,
..
i-ij
.
...
an
in
ill-?
'unit
I."
.
,
,
i
.i
t.
I
and
also
fished
on
the
Uarla-
,.ri,in.
ni11:,
uh
,.n.,iinn
lo,"e-Ituperl,
Jones,
oily
solicitor
for
Prince
is
much
iu
evidence1
around
the
Legislative
commit-
NEW
WHARF
IS
BEING
lee
rooms
these
days,
"teddy
seems
(o
he
acting
as
a
shadow
to
the
Chairman
of
Ihe
Private
field
missionary
for
Western
Canada,
preached
an
inspiring
sermon
taking
for
his
theme,
"Public
Worship."
After
the
.-.ervice,
when
Mr.
HaisIerMiad
explained
the
purpose
of
his
coming
to
Prince
Ituperl,
he
called
on
John
Dybhavn
to
Mr.
Dyb-
lii'.h
unLr
jy,rt'
.phasizitig
the
need
of
a
Lutheran"!
ISfSIIlp
llt'l'tlt
OUV.
(I
as
.!
flllllliHIUIIf
in
Prince
Hupert
and
hoped
that
those
of
other
nationalities
would
do
likewise.
(ll.
.r
ll..
.....
i.'
it'
ii-.!
n.l
BUILT
AT
LOCKEPORT
H.
M.
Simpson
also
spoke
briefly.
In
answer
to
some
questions
that
Hills
Committee
and
ll.
F.
Ker-
Prince
John
Brings
Lumber
and'ind
been
asked,
Hev.
Mr.
Haisler
gin,
member
ror
.uin,
who
i
fathering
the
Prince
Hupert
Hill
on
the
floor
of
the
House.
Mr.
Kergin
has
charge
of
Ihe
Hill
in
the
House,
as
Hon.
Mr.
Pallullo
is
precluded
from
luk-
Carpenters
are
Now
on
Job
Pile
Driver
From
Skidegate
Included
iu
the
freight
carito
explained
that
the
Lutheran
church
in
the
world,
according
to
Hie
kKesl
statistics,
had
a
membership
!of
im.OOO.OOO,
that
the
l
purely
English
branch
of
Ihe
de
nomination
dates
back
In
180ft
in'g
charge
hyv
Jhe
long
eslab-
of
'rl
J,
for
''
when
St.
John'.
English
Lutheran
lished
custom
that
Ministers
l'I,ariolI
i-iads
lasl
ween
was
a
consretfation
was
organized
in
shall
only
introduce
Public
tonl
of
lumber
to
Philadelphia.
There
are
nhw
j,jH,
i""'''
rebuilding
of
theimore
than
50
English
Lutheran
jwharf
at
Lockeport.
Carpenters
eongregalions
in
Philadelphia
PREPARE
MEMORIAL
FOR
WASHINGTON
ON
DIVISION
OF
ALASKA
where
he
will
Visit
for
a
month
a
separate
territory
a',
t-9
Hi
v.ard
ra:ith
TUell
a?tern
A?asa
.nave
arriveu
ami
a
pile
uriver
is
0ne
and
the
church.
is
now
well
being
taken
from
Skidegate
with
established
in
the
larger
citiex
la
view
tb
starting
Hie
work
at'nn,j
lovvns
in
the
United
Stales
once.
the
old
wharf
wilt
be.ini.i
Cnnmln
taken
out
and
replaced
by
the
new
one.
JUNEAU.
Nov
.
It).
At
the'
U.
Suga,
who
Is
visiting
Japan
separation
convention
held
here
since
Ihe
earthquake,
lias
sent
with
Halph
E.
llobertson,
fonneito
his
family
here
a
number
of
mayor
of
Ibis
city,
presiding,
a
pictures
showing
Ihe
devastation
committee
was
appointed
lo
lrav(iu
Yakohama.
It
is
dillicult
to
up
a
memorial
to
Washington
realize
Just
how
bad
the
coiidi-
asklng
for
the
establishment
of,
lion
there
is,
but
Ihese
pictures
Hev.
Mr.
Haisler
will
leave
for
Victoria
on
the
Princo
Oeorge
Thursday
evening
and
as
soon
as
the
regular
pastor
Is
installed
at
Victoria
will
return
to
Prince
Ituperl
lo
complete
Ihe
organization
of
an
English
Lutheran
congri-gation
here.
J.
C.
Oavigan
has
returned
Tor
south-
indicate
thai
the
destruction
ofjfrom
a
week's
business
trip
to
tlle
.rily
't'a
a'nijst
i.ni)';te
Ste'varf