When
Yeti
Winl
A
TAXI
mm
miln
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
h
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Plwne
and
party
Use.
Beet
Oart
and
Beat
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
the
City,
flats
Reasonable
"Jake
Her
to
the
Boston.'"
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL.
XIII.,
SO.
270,
'fi
PIUNCK
IILPKIIT,
11.(1,
FHIDAY.
XOVEMHKIt
23,
1023.
VMtwOf't
Circulation
1MC
tUMt
SM
41
a.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DRUG
h
ttSTIGATlON
PROVES
SENSATIONAL
NUMBER
OF
CHANGES
IN
NORTHERN
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS
TO
BE
MADE
Sensational
Evidence
in
Drug
Commission
Investigation
Being
Held
Regarding
Police
Methods
VANCOUVHII,
Nov.
I'll.
Sensational
evidence
concerning
Uftl
HfJTPFD
I
FA
VIM
the
method
ueil
by
the
lloyal
Canadian
Mounled
Police
par-
IULUmLL"
-"iT1U
colic
sipiad
in
its
operation
against
Oriental
offender!?
was
given
j
DOCK
THIS
EVENING
i"ior
i
nr.
commissioner
vvnn
is
coiiuncung
inquiries
uno
meir,
methods,
following
a
police
court
action
in
Virtoriu
recently
when
severul
officer
were
charged
with
illegal
handling
of
narcotic,
j
Annie
Jones,
wife
of
llnrry
Jones,
longshorcmuii,
testified
;
lh.
Lel.lature
lo
urce
upon
Hie
'"""fy
n"
f
'7
-federnl
aovrninnt
n.MlieMirer.-wJ"1'
a!''
ahe.lud-Leea.ac-
torale
of
the
CX.lt.
the
adlsa-
dualnled
with
txclv
Tor
some
C
Q
M
M
bility
or
mnkfnir
a
mot
search-
471
""-
..-...-
..
Imk
Invrsliuatioii
or
railwtiy
carrlf.1
druu
off
the
boat
two
route,
from
Prince
UeorKe
lo
the
ltn.
j
J"f"
said
lie
received
""ry
Peace
liner
district.
a
affonlimr
the
mo.l
economic
roulc
for
the
'-!0H
their
Mare
of
Hie
I
s-n
n
tttut
lint
nit
I
I
hia
I
In
Itfl
if
I
111
ir
GOVERNMENT
FLEET
ON
PACIFIC
COAST
BEING
AUGMENTED
C.ts.M.M,
steamer
Canadian
Trooper
Is.
being
broughl
from
Montreal
to
li
Pacific
Coast
lo
euler
the
coastwise
freighting
"ervice
bclwren
ltrlllsh
Colum-
hia
and
California
ports.
She
I
due
to
arrive
In
Vancouver
dur
ing
the
first
week
In
December
ninl,
nuw
that
Prince
llupert
Is
being
made
a
port
of
call
for
the
coastal
bonis,
she
may
possibly
be
seen
in
thin
port
before
long,
The
Canadian
Trooper
is
of
5,000
tonnage,
and
she
is
a
sis-ler
ship
to
the
Canadian
Volunteer
which
Is
here
now.
She
was
Vulll
In
Hill)
by
Wallace's
nl
Iorth
ar4t0urer,
working
for
uhnt
they
could
make
for
thenisehes.
He
admitted
that
he
had
no
proof
of
Ihis.
The
commissioner
refused
to
admit
any
eUdenrc
relating
to
Ihe
activities
of
Ihe
accused
mvii
lime
Ihey
became
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
American
Boats
Sold
48,-
500
Pounds
of
Halibut"
this
Morning
Today's
sales:
Valorous,
I'.Onti
pounds;
Lumen,
0,00(1
pound",
and
Seoul,
3,500
pounds,
al
17c
am)
0c.
to
Ihe
Allln
Fisheries".
Atlantic,
30,000
pounds,
al
Kl.rtc
and
10c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
.
Cold
Storage
Co.
confeFwith
states
OVER
RUM
RUNNING
OTTAWA.
N'V.
IM.-kV
confer
Camula
ami
the
United
Slates
In
regard
to
rum
ruiiiihiR
Is
sel
lo
open
here
on
Overhaul
Finished
and
Tests
Will
Take
Place
This
she
wa
aakd
ly
Constable
V,
V.
F.ccles,
one
of
the
accused
Testing
of
the
overhaul
work
"
38
men,
lo
co
ahoard
a
transpacific
on
f
lie
G.G.M..M.
sleamer
Dana-
DCDDV
APTIVE
illner
lo
bring
off
drugs.
She
nnd
,
Han
Volunteer
which
has
been
ljultlll
IvIIYLi
'her
husbuiid
conspired
to
do
this,
in
progress
for
the
past
few
She
wore
a-
special
skirt
with
a
week
at
the
local
dry
dock
will
EAD
DiniMP
'"
w,',,,,
,vp"l,la,l'
lake
place
this
afternoon
and
lUli
IllUlllll
"I"'
c'O'Xeii
package:,
or
alleged
(he
boat
should
he
off
(he
pon-narcotic
delivered
lo
her
by
a
on
by
this
evening.
Hvcry-
(Chinaman
in
the
ship.
She
aUo
tiling
itruvinc
satisfactory.
she
Motion
Asking
Federal
Govern-
carried
off
the
ship
three
or
four
will
proceed
lo
the
(irand
Trunk
manf
to
Take
Action
Ip
Re-
sealed
tins
tucked
under
her
parlfir
wharf
to
load
Dulhie
mine
ard
to
Railway
arm.
She
was
paid
by
the
ore
for
California.
Then
she
,
IChiuainaii
ten
dollars
a
package
will
go
lo
Ocean
Falls
to
coin-
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
23.
II.
G,
1,1
firry
it
ashore.
plele
cargo
with
paper
from
the
Perry.
Liberal
member
for
Fort!
At
her
home
Krele
came
and
pacific
mills.
George
riding
In
the
Legisla-
alched
another
Chinaman
take
.
!::'?"'
."::
crs?;
1'"
.'"!!;
rr,"rr
Canadian
seigneur
a
MUHIKtAL
tSUAl
moM-inenl
or
grain
rrom
l-eace
-
-
"
;;""
Seigneur,
which
will
arrive
here
Ither
lo
the
Pacific
coasl
and
al,o
,
a,r
,l,a
"
who
,
also;
.
Male
iHU
next
nt5,
moiilh
iihhiih
from
iron
.u
Uslralia
.
irau.i
tlet.
police
Informer,
pnimlslng
,.
the
opening
,,1,11,
,,
up
ol
llf
a
'
,i..:lo
load
lumber
for
Japan,
is
a
greater
area
or
territory
hafnKiwa
Irafric
possibilities
for
Camidan
Xaloual
lines.
P.G.E.
AGAIN
BEEORE
HOUSE
Premier
Says
Esllno
Deliberate,
ly
Chosa
Unqualified
Person
to
Investigate
Accounts
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
23.-
henying
charges
that
he
was
blocking
a
full
investigation
Into
P.
(I.
I',
railway
affairs,
Premier
Oliver
f
1
1
1
1
f
n
t
it
1
1
tiitL
ml
atti
llisa
Mtsf
llltlr
""inn
nun
'
s
.'
.
.
for
Ilosslnn.l
in
Ihe
legi-lluie!l"',,r.
'"
""f
eerday
wllh
the
assertion
dial
Mr,
Ksllng
ilellheralely
selected
an
miualified
person
lo
go
iulo
the
V.U.K.
accounts
In
Ihe
"Imp"
and
expectation
that
such
person
would
be
refused
acres
lo
Ihe
accounts.
"
"In
oilier
words,"
the
premier
declared,
"Mr.
Ksllng
prefers
a
manufactured
grievance
to
i
real
exaiulnalioii
of
Ihe
accounts
by
a
chartered
accountant
selected
by
himself."
lIltllMtll
will!
in
rdt
II
ui
hiu
t
.
hrugs
Art.
This
was
done
on
instruction
from
lrlcs.
Witness
said
thai
W.
k
Sunlli.
Ihe
third
of
three
officers
Icharged,
chased
h
Chinaman
to
whom
he.
Jones,
had
flelivered
drugs
but
lost
the
Chinauuin's
aulo
in
pursuit.
Jones
said
he
knew
I
hot
Kccles
was
leader
of
Ihe
drug
sipiad
of
mounleil
police
but
lie
thought
that
in
the
transaction
named
lU'des
and
bis
associates
were
vrssel
or
X,on(l
lonuauc
and
is
slight
ly
larger
than
the
Canadian
Scot
It'll.
She
was
buill
by
Vickers
at
Montreal
in
lull).
MANY
NOMINATIONS
EXPECTED
MONDAY
Conservatives
Alone.
Will
Have
About
Six
Hundred
Candidates
In
Field
LONHON.
Nov.
23.
II
is
anticipated
that
ofricial
nominations
on
Monday
wll
produce
I,-500
candidates
Tor
the
election,
which
takes
place
early
In
le.
cember.
Conservalivcs
will
have
nearly
000.
Liberals
150.
ami
v
.
i
.
i
s
I.
.....
I
....
I
members
r
the
drug
s.piad.
,iao,'r
"u
""mr-
o
""""-'
r.....,.rr,....
II...
A..iliiil..ln
will
OIOII
I
........
,
....
....
,
sit
in
Okalla
penilenlliir'
where
(certain
prisoners
will
be
heard
in
connection
wllh
activlles
of
ihe
accused.
Four
American
boats
sold
IH,-
BIG
LIQUOR
HAUL
AT
VICTORIA
WHEN
RESIDENCE
RAIDED
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
23.
What
(s
;ald
to
be
a
record
Ihpior
seizure
al
a
private
resident'
in
Victoria
was
made
here
Thursday
when
Ihe
iiuliec
raided
the
home
of
Jnck
Day,
retired
hotelman,
and
'i00
pounds
of
halibut
at
lh"
k
possession
of
wet
goods
Fish
F.xchange
this
morning,
valued
at
?5,0(io,
none
of
the
There
were
110
i.anauian
arri-
containers
of
which
bore
the
gov
vals.
The
ansce.
50.000
lhs.,lernmPt
Jaliol,
according
lo
the
arrived
at
noon
and
Is
homing
pOjC0
oxer
until
tomorrow.
PRICEJF
BEEF
Grazing
Commission
Starts
an
Investigation
Into
Conditions
Governing
Stock
Industry
The
Canadian
exhibition
road
Irains
have
returned
to
Paris
after
a
successful
exhibition
tour
of
France.
NEW
PROVINCIAL
POLICE
BOAT
IS
TO
BE
INSPECiED;
;back
lo
this
poj-t
a
new
pashoat
for
pntinrial
police,
service
out
of
Prince
llu
Coiistable
jAlex
-
-
Iniulil
fur
)i
Steamer
Comlnt
Here
Next
Month
Is
Slightly
Larger
Than
Canadian
Scottish
C.C
M..M.
steamer
Canadian
here
lo
re
sold
some
lliiinri
Itnnl
Changes
Made
Prince
"
Rupert
Constituency;
Omineca
Much
Larger
Prince
Ceorge
Includes
Peace
River:
Paper
Towns
Grouped
into
new
Riding;
Omineca
gets
two
Members.
-.Special
Despatch
to
Daily
Xews;
VICTORIA,
Xov.
23.
Under
the
terms
of
the
redistribution
bill
as
drafted
and
introdured
inlri
Ihe
.po-Uhif
nro
Prim-a
FUNERAL
OF
GEORGE
H"Prt
constituency
is
to
be
reduced
to
less
than
half
its
former
riT7MIIinirr
lirill
"'rt,
n
i"
miioue
uiiij
rvuieii
iManu,
I'rince
unpen
liitv,
rllillAUKll
WILL
i,ht
Tsimpsean
peniiiHilu
including
Port
Simpson,
Queen
Char-
Islands
and
the
islands
between
tham'and
the
mainland.
TAIfE
PI
AfC
CIIMHAV
lArvE-
i
Lfltt
oUIllAl
Omieca
is
to
be
extended
and
given
two
members,
ils
area
(covering
all
the
country
from
Kaien
Island
on
the
west-almost
Acting
Chief
Constable
Saint
The
late
George
S.
Pilzmaiiricc
!
Prince
George
in
the
east
and
including
the
lakes
country.
Sailed
Last
K'lqht
For
South
will
he
laid
lo
resl
in
Fairview
anI
the
towns
of
Terrace,
1
'
to
Look
Over
Cruiser
Adanac
jOemelery
on
Sunday
aflernoonmilhers,
Telkwa
and
Burn
with
full
militarr
honors.
Hie
il-ak.
ireal
War
Veterans'
Associa-l
The
mill
lowns
of
Swanson
n
!
Hay.
()cean
Falls
and
Powell
To
isp-
ai.
ssibly
brim;
!i,,,r
a'"1.
,rt!'
a
Heimenl
j
...
...
'
'
.
......
bemir
I'ing
Jointly
jointly
hi
fit
chanre
charge
of
or
the
the
Hiver
with
the
country
inter-!
arrangements.
The
ibody
wil.
veninir
will
be
grouped
lo
rorm
pert.
Acting
atot&.W'?!
tu;
"f-
Un-,a
a
new
....
Ihe
"ie
"'
service
will
wi"
he
Prformei
iierfni-fiio.1
a
al
I
"Id"
nee
!eirge
The
"
.
rnmc
..nu-.
me
........
....
j
i.
..,,
........
I
1
i
-
1
I
3:15
i'cH-fc.
o'clock.
.n,
Thence
iiirnciT
Ihe
irip
cortege
eonege
i
?
ra,u,e
a"d
Ue
"oun',lnP
t,f
"Tb
l1"'
23.-Mctoria
Adanac,
She
Is
iO
feet
long
and
:
l'Hsi
1,"U
,0M
member
in
the
one
j"1
has
been
Used
by
the
boiler
u-
.
1'rov.ncial
Legislature
but
ha.
speclor
s
deparlmenl.
The
b.,at
,
j
is
a.
present
at
New
Wes.min-
LATE
t
HARRY
Bn
MOORE
"
!T
!
...
'
!!"
a0t
i
mum
iiuati
uinirr
mv
uinnii-
During
Ihe
absence
of
Con-tahle
Saint,
Constable
Jlarry
Morliu
is
in
charge
of
chief
constables
duties
in
the
district.
Chief
Con-Jable
Snillcr,
wlio
is
coming
here
lo
'succeed
Chief
Minty,
recently
transferred.
is
expected
very
soon
and
msiy
come
)inck
with
Constable
Saint.
Constable
Saint
had
with
him
last
night
a
prisoner
from.
Ter
race,
Walter
llaunisler,
who
is
(o
serxe
four
mouths
nt
Okalla
for
a
second
olfenso
of
drunkenness.
I.,
.lessen,
distrirl
superintendent
for
lloyle
Pros.,
the
Sookane
diamond
drilling
concern,
was
a
passenger
for
Vancouver
on
Mie
Prince
(ieorge
last
night.
C.
Parkvohl,
local
halibut
fisherman,
sailed
lat
night
by
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge
for
Vancouver
enroule
(o
Saskatoon
on
a
holiday
trip.
VICTOUIA.
Nov.
23.
To
rind
Now,
however
.
an
active
inunt-
jusl
why
the
price
or
beer
is
so
grallon
plan
had
been
.evolved
by
low
In
Hrilish
Columbia
that
the
federal
government,
a
plan
entile
breeders
cunnol
make
any
already
producing
good
results,
money,
grazing
commissioner
he
pointed
out.
Mackenzie
is
goliiir
lo
Knmldons
Canada
need
not
be
afraid
of
lo
mvel
Hie
stockbreeders
next
the
ebb,
and
flow
of
population,
.Monday,
lie
says
be
intend
to
Mr.
Jaltullo
asserted.
Many
years
find
out
why
Hrilish
Columhinjngn
one-ftHirlli
or
the
population
can
furnish
only
25
per
cent
of
of
Chicago
was
made
up
of
Can-
the
amount
of
beef
consumed
In
adlans.
November
27
nnd
i"
expected
nUlie
province
while
the
other
75
io't
t'vo
;elit
,la-
Imported.
"Canada
can
absorb
300,000
new
utuei.-
.uitiually
Suppt;siinr
Ihe
Funeral
this
Afternoon
Under
Auspices
of
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
Archdeacon
Rlx
Officiating
Pattullo
Declares
People
are
Satisfied
with
the
Government
Immigration
a
Vital
Question
you
hail
an
island
off
Ihe
coast
with
that
population,
would
you
I
wil
be
brought
down
in
Ihe
House
Ibis
week.
One
More
Member
The
Legislature
will
consist
of
18
inslead
or
17
members
as
at
present,
according
to
Ihe
first
announcement
of
the
plans
The
funeral
of
Ihe
lale
Harry
made
by
Premier
Oliver
yesler-
Moore.
who
died
yeslerday
morn-(day.
The
electoral
districts
ot
ing
in
Ihe
Prince
llupert
General
.the
province
will
be
overhauled
Hospital,
look
place
litis
afler-'"d
the
membership
total
in-noon
from
the
H.C.
Undertakers'
creased
by
cue.
Parlors
to
Fairview
Cemetery
Vancouver's
membership
re-under
the
auspices
of
the
Deep
mains
al
six
but
Ihe
new
con-Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
Arch-
sliluency
or
Hurnaby
will
be
eacon
(i.
A.
Ilix
ollicialed
and
created.
Two
other
new
con-Ihe
pallbearers
were
John
stituencies
will
be
created,
Thomas,
Deri
Sheppard,
(JeoraeCresloii
and
Mackenzie.
Cres-Abbolt.
Abe
King,
Henry
Jorgen-jlon
is
to
comprise
all
Ihe
sen
and
Alonzo
Cook.
'southern
portion
of
the
former
Floral
tributes
were
received
'constituency
of
Kaslo
and
a
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
'port
ion
of
Ihe
old
Trail
dis-Davies,
Charles
Phillips,
Fisher-jtricl.
Mackenzie
will
include
men's
Club,
Carl
Johnson,
Hilly
extensive
coast
areas
such
as
the
Sullivan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olier!
former
mainland
polls
of
the
pre-
Itesner
and
Mrs.
S.
Ii.
Quarles.
sent
Coinox
riding
and
a
number
of
the
noils
from
the
mainland
pari
of
Prince
llupert
conslil
uency,,
Omineca
is
.
to
include
a
vast
area
in
(lit-
far
north
and
it
will
have
Iwo
'
members.
The-
'limit
ol
Ihe
riding
are
lo
be
extended
west
to
t
lie
coast
op-Iposite
Prince
llupert
and
Hast
,
.
to
a
line
drawn
north
and
"Wo
must
have
more
people
111
Canada
we
can
t
sland
v0Ulll
jnimediately
wesl
of
still,"
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
declared
in
the
'lrinc0
;eorge.
Legislature
as
he
outlined
the
settlement
needs
of
Pritish
Col-
Kamloops
will
have
two
mem-unihin.
,,
.
bers.
(irand
Forks
and
tireen-
"lf
you
slop
people
coming
in
you
slop
progress,
the
mm-
NVU(K,
w(
,,e
combined
to
form
isler
warned.
Immigration,
he
declared,
is
the
-most
important
om,
cu,,siiiuency.
issue
before
Jhe
public
today.
More
people
had
come
to
Canada,
up
lo
IU2J
than
had
left
Ihe
country,
he
added,
and
it
was
only
prnsjiiuy
fAJJEKPATEC
due
to
the
lack
of
comprehensive
colonization
policy
that
citizens
U-JviuAni
lUNrljlAILj
1IO.O
had
left
Illk
V-Mlll.lll,.
Canada
since
("HIV!'
,.,.
that
time.
FUNDS
OF
COMMUNISTS
go
out
after
their
business?
Cer-
HKIU.l.N,
Nov.
23.
General
Ininly,
and
it
would
be
much
bel-
von
Seeckl,
national
commander
ler
to
have
Ihose
300,000
people
of
Ihe
lleichswehr,
1ias
oiilered
right
here
in
our
own
country."
,tlie
dissolution
or
the
coinmun
The
minister
claimed
a
modest
credit
tor
having
stimulated
an
immigration
sentiment.
He
d-e
dared
Canada
to
be
the
most
Ta-vored
country
In
the
world
and
the
best
governed,
and
'Hrilish
out
i
uued
on
pure
two
1st
parly
and
or
its
funds.
Ihe
contention
Mrs.
I.,
liunn,
and
family,
ar
rived
on
last
night's
train
rrom
Usk
to
lake
.1111
their
permanent
I
residence
on
Ambrose
Avenue.
PREMIER
SAYS
IS
SATISFIED
conli(uency
lo
be
known
:
Mackenzie.
iw'
Offer
Mo
Opinion
on
British
lereiw
ill
be
no.
separate
con-'
elections
,
Which
ara
mmtm
n
'
ifn.a.
i
i
mi
mm
i
ii
in
11
i
i
-'iitii
--'
i
.
.....
sliluency
of
Peace
Hiver
but
ill
ootnesiiorrair
svraiini
.
...,,r.
....
i"u;.n.
nun
i
ium-
wi.-.c
.Mfl
..l.il.
ii
ilaee
the
Myfanwy
wi"
POCP,,,
'
Fairview
Cerne-
and
Mcllride
to
form
the
Prince
ry
'"'"
la'',
",,,e,l,n
"lilar-
ieorge
consliluency.
time
me
ago
to
the
Prince
Iftmt.
Hoiwi.
is
w
iiutno.l
i.ttmo.1
Hi..
11...
rile
wil
be
observed
wild
gun!
Hy
Canadian
Press
CORDIAL
RELATIONS
LOXDO.V,
Xov.
23.
Premier
Mackenzie
Kins'
and
parly
left
for
home
today.
A
crowd
M
Canadians
and
Hrilish
Government
oflirials
jis
well
as
private
mends
at
the
station
cheered
him
away.
Ilerore
leaving
be
I
old
news-
papermeii
he
had
no
sentiments
.
to
olfer
as
a
rarewell.
To
his
;'
mind
the
general
results
or
Ihe
;
Imperial
Conference
could
not
ii
have
been
more
satisfactory.
Asked
regarding
Ihe
Hrilish
elections,
Ihe
Canadian
premier'
said
il
was
a
domestic
mailer
tor
I
lie
people
or
Hiilain
and.
whatever
Ihe
result
ot
Ihe
elec-
lions
might
be
the
relations
of
Canada
with
Ihe
mother
country
would
remain
exactly
as
Ihey
are
at
present,
most
cordial.
ARE
STRANDED
IN
NANAIMO:
Charge
Made
That
Immigrant!
Brought
as
Result
of
Mrs.
Smith's
Campaign
In-
-
vestlgated
'
VICTOUIA,
Nov"
23.
The.
Hrilish
Columbia
Governmcdl.
moved
lo
day
lo
get
to
(lie
bot-
loin
of
charges
that
penniless
Hrilishers
bad
been
brought
to
Nanaimo
from
Knglund
as
a
result
or
Mr..
Mary
Ellen
Smith's
immigration
work
and
were
now
stranded
in
Nanaimo.
J.
D.
McNiven,
deputy
minis
ter
or
labor,
is
in
Nanaimo
to
day
investigating
conditions
there
and
meanwhile
Mrs.
Smithy
is
urging
"the
federal
Govern
meat
immigration
department
to
prevent
a
recurrence
or
the
Nanaimo
situation.
In
a
telegram
to
the
immigration
cle?
parlmenl
she
declared
thero
should
be
more
cohesion
between
rederal
olllcials
in
liand-ling
new
settlers
and
that
settlers
should
know
conditions
at
I
lie
point
of
destination
before
coming.
F.
Cooper,
K.
II.
Owen
and
II.
Davles,
members
or
Iho
crew
or
C.G.M.M.
Canadian
Volunteer,
were
passengers
.for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
last
even-
J
c
a
r
i