trade
Whan
Ymi
Want
A
along
lines
already
published
in
..
.
.1
.
..
.
cottoned
thai
each
porlion
of
C5I
auvmice
morics
ami
mat
niai-
lers
of
Imperial
defense
decis-:
ion
Is
left
to
Ihe
parliament
of,
the
various
countries
compels--John
lug
Hoi
Hrilish
hmplre,
except
Unit
ihe
broad
principle
is
re-1
MAN
WHO
FELL
OFF
the
Kmpire
is
primarily
rrpon-(
j,,
Alexander
.Macdonald,
slide
for
Us
own
defense.
who
fell
off
Ihe
Ittipert
Marine
Treaty
making
powers
of
the
ironwork
wharf
last
Friday,
died
various
dominions
are
defined
u
(!,,
Prince
Huperl
Cenera
as
nubjerl
to
niosl
careful
con-
lopilal
nt
an
early
hour
this
slderulloii
of
(Is
poible
effects
moruiuK
as
ji
result
of
injuries
on
other
portion
of
the
Km-
xiilained.
Deceased,
who
was
fi5
plre
and
extensive
riMiKUltatioii
ymr
of
nire.
Is
said
lo
have
come
with
such
oilier
countries
in-
from
Prince
Kdward
Dlaml
and
volved,
EX-KAISER
HAS
IIIU'SKKLS.
Nov.
13
(a.ni.
-
I-r
Wnl.np
VV'il
li
!
Ill
llUS
ll'IM'lU'll
vi-l
limiml
no
in
Silesia.
iii.mii
iv
v.,.'
i'i
r,,
Tim
Ihrec
French
Premier
Announce
Will
Propose
Such
a
Com
mission
He
he
no
relatives
in
this
country
!a
far
as
is
known.
The
remains
,ure
in
I
he
hands
of
llayuor
llros.,
uixlertakers.
HK
nw
PASSPORTS
Swedish
immigrants
rfloorimiOj
arrived
from
east
Crown
Prince
Arrives
at
Estates
and
Wllhelm
May
Follow
Soon
Six
Young
Men
Reached
the
City
Over
Week-end
and
Will
Settle
In
District
Six
Swedish
immigrants
reach-
....i.,.-i.
......
,
,
.
,
several
passports
for
hinuself
a...l''i
"
ciiy
ver
i.
e
wvcK-e,,.i
suite
ai.lhori.ing
his,
return
to
with
a
.ew
lo
setlling
In
Ibis
and
following
e.ll.er
the
understood
'llstricl
Ocr.nuuy
and
it
Is
n.i
i...
i
nU
in
iiuivi
kIiiiiIIv.
I
fishing
or
farming
in.lustres.
'II...
.,.!,.,...
not
Three
arrived
on
Saturday's
'from
Ihe
Krtst
and
the
arried
last
night.
train
oilier
'Hiey
direc
from
Sv
edeu
and
rormnr
Crown
Prince
arfived
t
are
all
his
esUle
at
Dels.
Si
a,
at
six
'
'"'
;vit
'
J")rlcl
establishing
..vi.wi
ii.
i-
nv
.
li
is
i.-'hefoni
definilely
uounced,
BRITAIN
ABANDONS
EXPERT
COMMISSION
themselves.
GERMAN
REPARATIONS
fivs
PRINCESS
MAY
MET
WITH
BAD
MISHAP
Men
Killed
When
Boiler
Blows
up
on
Former
CP.H.
Coast
Steamer
Five
men
were
instantly
killed
Must
week
in
the
West
Indies
LONDON,
Nv.
13.
The
llill-'when
a
boiler
exploded
on
the
ish
goveriinu-nt
announces
that
it
steamer
PriucKss
May
formerly
will
nol
pursue
the
plan
Tor
a
n
well
known
crafl
in
Ihe
CP.
H.
commUsloti
of
experts
to
liuiuiie,
coast
steamship
service
and
now
Inlo
Oernuiny's
ability
to
pay
the'engaged
In
Ihe
Jamaica
fruit
llrilish.
Taking
notice
or
the,
trade.
The
essel
had
lo
be
lowed
failure
of
Franee
lo
agree
with
inlo
Kingston,
Jamaica.
fler
the
the
Piiei
Slates
she
will
give
up
accident.
Ihe
Idea
ami
devote
herself
to
in-lerimlioiiiil
prnhlcmh.
Sjiiiullniiemisly
with
Hritaln's
nniioiiicimeut
comes
an
nu-nouucvnient
from
Paris
that
CONFIDENCE
IN
POINCARE
PAWS.
Nov.
13.
The
French
I
clianiM-
of
deputies
-gave
a
vole
Premier
Poiiibare
on
his
own
re.'of
confidence
lo
the
Poiucare
spoiisihillly
will
propose
the
ciea-
government.
I
ho
vole
being
tlou
af
sue
It
e
oouiml
sslon.
to
165.
HEAVY
DAY
AT
FISHEXCHANGE
WHARF
DIED
TODAY,
.!.
-.u
i
Catches
Totalling
224,700
Aleiander
Macdonald
Suc
cumbed
to
Injuries
Sustained
Last
Friday
Pounds
This
Morning
I
"
;
With
an
arrumulalion
of
arrivals
since
Ihe
last
day
on
Saturday,
(here
was
i
a
heavy
quantity
of
offerings
;s
the
Fish
Hxrhaiue
this
mom-
ijing.
Six
American
schooners
niarKcle.l
j:o,iio
pouuus
ami
Iwo
Canadians,
1,100
pounds,
a
total,
of
221,700
pounds.
Prices
were
fair
aud
the
boats
will
make
good.
Arrivals
and
.sales
were
as
follows:
American
Kodiak,
('0,0(10
pounds,
a
I5.lr
and
Fisheries.
yc...
lo
the
Pacific
Imperial,
v
23,000
jiounds.
at
I
ft.
7c
ami
He,,
and
Anna
J,.
23,-000
pounds,
al
IS.Hc
and'
Vc,
lo
the
Aljjn
Fisheries.
Kanalak,
2l,yoo
pounds',
nl
I.5.VC
and
tic,
and
Oiieiif,
33,000
pounds',
at
1
5.
He
and
Vc,
lo
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Allen,
00,000
pounds,
at
15.
Ic
aud,i)C,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
1
Canadian
Mub.
2,700
pounds,
nl
13.7c.
and
Uc,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Sloruge
Co.
Annie
May,
2,00(1
pounds,
al
1
3.0e
and
Jc
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
BIG
ROBBERY
AT
COW
BAY
8.
Smith
of
Mug-Up
Reports
to
Police
That
$7,000
Was
Stolen
J.
Smith
of
the
Cow
Hay
Mug-Up
reported
lo
Ihe
city
police
on
.Monday
night
thai
his!
premises
were
broken
inlo
oil
Thursday
niulit
last
ami
97,000
in
cash
taken,
The
police
are
investigating.
According
lo
Mr.
Smith,
he
and
Mrs.
Smith
went
out
to
the
I
In-at
re
on
the
evening
in
question.
On
their
return
they
found
that
Ihe
back
dpor
had
liven
broken
in
by
yieans
of
an
axe.
The
money
taken
wis
In
American
and
Canadian
bills
and
was
died
Monday.
Holler,
inside
left
,
for
Port
Vale,
.dying
of
septic
poisoning,
which
resulted
from
ai
fatal
accident
on
'the
football:
field.
,
LOST
HUNTER
WAS
LOCATED
After
Wanderlnn
In
Woods
and
Maklnn
Improvised
Raft,
Indian
Picks
up
Bar-tell
Hedstrom
Found
floating
in
(ireuvilte
Channel
on
an
improvised
raft.
Ilarlell
Hedstrom
of
Ibis
city.
who
was
lost
from
a
hunting
party
down
Ihe
coast
last
week.
TAXI
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
m
a
hurry
The
Lalcsl
in
Restaurants.
Phone
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles
and
Party
Use.
mI
Cart
and
Best
tarvloa
PRINCE
RUPERT
est
Food.
Best
Service.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Dosionl"
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL,
XIII..
NO,
207
PIUNCK
HUl'KHT,
U.C..
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
13,
1023.
ttivrir
circulation
i.eeo.
Stft.t
Uit
$22.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITI
171
EPTIfiNQ
PPHIIfUT
AM
AT
AWrc
liLiViiuiiki
uiwuuiii
un
hi
um,r.
CANADA
HAS
VITAL
INTEREST
IN
CONTEST
NOW
PROCEEDING
THAT
COUNTRY
Canada
is
Directly
Interested
in
the
British
Elections
Which
are
Announced
for
December
5i
OTTAWA,
Nov.
-Announcement
or
the
llriltMi
"lee-1
lion
lo
lake
place
mii
December
r
came
as
11
surprise
in
political
circle
hire
ami
the
siirprie
increased
with
the
Hews
Until
former
Premier
Asipiitli
ami
former
Premier
l.lof
(icorge
had
renewed
un
allinnee
against
protection.
1
(Imiadiau
interest
in
the
ruining
eleetion
i
quickened
by
the1
offer
of
increased
prefarence
on
Canadian
good
made
liy
thej
ll.iblwjii
government
nl
Ihe
recent
conferences.
It
Is
thought
here
that
victory
for
the
present
Hrilish'.
DEFENSE
LEFT
TO
DOMINIONS
Each
Country
In
Empire
Should
Defend
Own
Shores
It
General
Principle
LONDON,
Nov.
13.
Ollh'ial
summary
of
the
proceedings
of
Ihe
Imperial
CwiferrWe
published
showing
lhal
great
were,
"tsJi
wiaJJHg
j
and
hmplre
ilfrlopmeii
ktovcrnmciil
would
mean
the
(mm.1
nihility
of
extensive
development
ill
preferences
between
the
I'niled1
Kingdom
nnd
the
Dominions,
,
while
i
defeat
would
le
regard-
eil
as
likely
to
set
hack
the
clock
of
imperial
preference
for
some
llnfe.
Though
there
will
he
no
effort
nnole
to
bring
Ihe
recent
offer
of
preference
Inln
effect
until
after
the
election,
if
Ilahlwhi
Ik
relumed
II
I
expected
he
will
go
ahead
rapidly
with
(his
legtsla-lion
but
defeat
for
him
js
regarded
n
likely
lo
put
an
end
to
these
offers.
PROTECTION
ISSUE
GENERAL
ELECTION
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
LONDON.
Nov.
13.
The
Hrilisli
Parliament
will
he
dissolved
Thurs-day
and
a
general
election
will
he
held
Wednesday,
,
December
5.
The
aniiouncemenj
lo
that
effect
was
made
today
lo
Parliament
by
Premier
lialdwin.
Protection
will
be
ihe
great
issue
before
'Ihe
country.
ir
!
i
;
ni
ISMBSSMBMBBMBMMiii
i'im
si
m
l
i-ii-------"-"
IBSJBJBHiBBHMISHI
MiAIHsVHsIIMsHK
The
barge
Irolley
is
the
Jalei-l
iiiairgiirntiulr
in
Knglnnd
in
an
experiment
to
clcdrify
the
.canaN.
Hy
nians
of
overhead
wiring
the
boats
are
able
o.
travel
at
,a
speed
of
four
miles
per
hour..
A
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
SHOT
FOLLOWING
AN
i
ARGUMENT
AND
DIES!
Thomas
Ball
Was
Centre
Half
Back
For
Aston
Villa;
Burton
of
Port
Vale
Also
Died
IIIII.MINOIIAM,
Kng.,
Nov.
13.
Tliomas
Itall,
centre
half
hark
for
Aston
Villa
football
team,
was
shot
dead
al
Perry
Har
Sunday
night
following,
an
argument
with
his
landlord,
(icorge
Slasg,
an
ex-member
of
Ihe
Itirmingham
police
force.
Another
well
known
player
EACH
MAN
GOT
$844
Record
for
Individual
Proceeds
Set
up
by
American
Schooner
Marketing
58,000
pounds
of
Halibut
at
16c
and
10c,
a
record
for
share
of
proceeds
to
Individual
fishermen
was
set
up
by
tha
American
schooner
Majestic,
CapL
Pete
Peterson,
on
Saturday
last.
After
three
weeks
fishing,
each
of
the
ship's
crew
of
elnht
men
received
$844.
The
Majestic
Is
one
of
this
year's
new
boats
and
this
was
her
fourth
or
fifth'
trip.
The
Helgoland's
crew
also
received
rood
shares
when
the
boat
sold
65,000
pounds
at
16c
and
Sc.
CapL
Louis
Holmes
Is
master
of
the
Helgoland.
CORINTHIAN
TEAM
TO
TOUR
CANADA
Wlll
Play
Thirteen
Matches
In
This
Country
Coming
Right
to
Pacific
Coast
ivli:illl,.ill
'
l.'.Vl'K(!
NOV
U'.
Iiw-lili'.l
ill
mi
13.
condition
hv
Ihe
search
natty
laiihouneed
Oial
the"
famous
Cor-
Majesty,
in
u
juireau
drawer.
No
clue
nst'enreh
i
parly
370
to
(he
identity
of
the
'was
found.
robbers
.shot
a
deer
woods
v
hut
ilcdslroni
ho
left
it
had
Special
Provincial
Constable
("rate
i
leaving
tonight
for
Kwlnilsa
where
he
will
institute
a
search
for
a
in
theiwith
he
becaaie
Ksi.
'on
a
British
Liberals
Unite
to
Fight
Protection
in
the
Election
Campaign
LONDON,
Nov.
l:t.
The
Asipiilh
and
Lloyd
George
tuc-;
ions
of
Ihe
Liberal
party
sank
their
differences
this
morniiia
and
re-uuiled
to
present
a
solid
front
aitaiiist
Ihe
Conservative
protectionists
as
well
as
the
Labor
parly
in
the
coming
elections.
Hecoiisolidation
was
effected
at
a
meeting
of
the
former
premiers
Asquith
and
Lloyd
(ieorge
with
Sir
Alfred
Mond
and
Sir
John
Simon.
Arrangements
werp
made
at
the
meeting
for
a
united
cum?
paigu
by.
all
Liberals.
The
announcement
of
the
reunion
formed
one
of
th
big
sensations
of
Hie
"
day.
The
Kvening
News
says
Dial
iOEDI
AI
TO
aIIHiPP
;!a?iyilh
wl"
lea'1
u,e
reunUe,J"Uoxniiiui
It
is
.r.-callcl
that
Lloyd
Oeorge,
A
P
A
ITCT
INTiI
A
AI
in
answering
interviewers
when
AllAllll
TilliU
i
lillIflil
I
III
II
A
11
he
landed
in
Southampton
from
his
visit
to
Canada
and
thej
United
States
last
week,
said
he,
Charles
Patsey
In
Jail
at
Hazel-
would
work
wilh
anybody
who
ton
In
Connection
With
As-
.
would
serve
the
fully.
country
faith-
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
AWARDED
C.P.R.
Steamer
Princess
Beatrice
Responsible
for
Crash
With
Camosun
Last
January
$15,000
which
was
dismissed.
The
Uirion
steamship
Co's
counter
claim
for
a
like
amount
was
PREMIER
KING
WAS
GIVEN
DEGREE
D.C.L,
D.C.L.
from
the
University
of
Kdinburgh
and
later
were
guests
of
Ihe
city
at
luncheon.
KING
GIVES
AWAY
PRINCESS
MAUDE
IN
LONDON,
Nov.
13.
Princess
Maude,
a
niece
of
King
Oeorge,
became
Ihe
bride
of
Lord
Car
negie
here
at
Ihe
week
eiuL
sault
on
White
Girl
Charles
Palsy,
Ilazelton
Indian,
is
in
Jail
al
Ilazelton
awaiting
preliminary
trial
on
a.
.charge
of
committing
a
serious
slnlnlnrv
nfffiirA
atrnirwl
a
f.
$15,000
BY'C0URT:yr,,',nfcfr""w'''
.
in
incident
which
occurred
dliout
a.
week
ago
Constable
Cline
of
Ilazelton
instituted
an
investigation
which
brought
about
the
arrest
of
Patsey.
L.
V.
Palruore
of
.
il..
Ji.
.
ri.-Mi.,.'
Il.nl
II,..
Iri....w.
",l
c'1'
wa!
,l,r
lo
COIl.lUCt
"
"
'
"
t
...ii
i
i,
r
lleatrice
wa
liable
for
the
col-
'"
'
prein.i-
Inn
-
l
nrt
a.i
fv
A.
I
I
.1
ij
I
.
.
lision
on
January
20
lat
in
Sfc-
'""'
"raM"-.
f"""-
Kay
Head,
with
Ihe
steamer
liay1Ibe1fI0,':
.'l"''""'"-
Ma?s,rale
Canuisun.
the.
claim
of
the
linking-
riintiniiii
i'ji
fur
ir,nno.
Iloskins.
ioirie
evidence
was
taken
and
the
case
was
re-
arainst
Ihe
Canadian
Paeific!man;le,,'.,e,!,linp
handwril
handwriting
nig
experts.
experts.
iiaii.nv
uv.,
was
.n.nre.1
i.v
Mr
..........
.j
1...
:
.1
..
f
t?...:.,
Justice
Martin
in
the
Court
al
Vancouver
last
week.
Die
CP.
II.
had
made
a
claim
for
.I..,U.II..
!""
wanisirr
in
oiiiuuers,
Hits
hi..
Ihe
,
case
for
accused.
i8.1
.'srorlcrtn
attar
by
His
It
thy:
.
.
.
,ef
.
.
headed
by
Special
Provincialjlothian
fool
hall
team
oT
F.nglandj
Constable
(ieorge
Crate
on
Sat-'when
touring
Canada
next
sum-'ONTARIO
TO
GIVE
nriliiv
nl
I'l-nooii.
ei
slroin
nml
'
S"
'
"'-i
mi,
wandered
in
the.
woods
and
when
I
I'acirie
coast.
They
will
play
m
thirteen
matches
on
this
side.
he
was
found
he
was
some
12
or
15
where
miles
below
the
point
'
ho
hail
headed
into
Ihe
SECTION
MAN
AT
woous
auer
icavm?
mo
resi
oi
his
parly.
He
had.
been
out
Iwo
and
a
half
days
without
uttjv-Ihing
lo
eat.
Coming
to
the
beach
he
had
lied
Iwo
logs
together
and
made
the
raft
from
which
he
attempted
to
stop
the'
steamer
Prince
Huperl
Saturday.
Apparently
he
was.
not
seen.
Fvenlually
he
was
picked
up.
by
a
Port
Kssinglon
Indian
named
Alfred
Innes
and
later
met
the.
vince.
i
,
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.
t
iriinuiTCl
Utcoiun
speaKing
ai
a
nanquei
10
iiun.
IVYTIIlllDA
inlJOinu
James
Lyons,
announced
Special
Constable
Crate
Leaving
for
Up-river
Tonight
to
Search
for
Lost
Hunter
RUGBY
CHAMPIONS
Ori'AWA,
Nov.
13.
The
On.
section
man
at
taiio
llughy
Football
Union
advice
of
Mr.
Itobin-
The
incident
is
said
to
have
aroused
Ihe
indignation
of
the
entire
while
population
of
Ilazelton.
The
girl
alleged
to
have
been
assaulted
had
only
recently
arrived
in
Ilazelton
from
the
Yukon
Telegraph
Line
where
she
had
spent
praclicilly
all
her
life.
EDINBURGH
UNIVERSITY
THUMB
AND
TWO
-
FDINBlTUilI,
Nov.
13.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada
and
Premier
Warren
of
New
FINGERS
GONE-
foundland
received
the
degree
of.Smlthers
Boy
Sets
-
X9
Fire,
to
High"
Powered
Detonator
With
-Disastrous
Result
.
Special
lo
Daily
News,
While
on
his
way
to
school
on
Thursday,
Pete
Hubert,
age
picked
up
a
high-powered
detonator
evidently
left
behind
af-
MARRIAGE
TO
LORD
some
blasling
operation
ilh
the
aid
of
a
match
he
pro-
eeeded
lo
investigate,
wild
the
re
sult
that
.there
was
an
explosion,
and
when
the
smoke
had
cleared
il
U'ltu
ffklltkit
ftlttf
fit
A
KlV
llUit
o
c-
iuuiui
vi
i
tab
iiiv
lie
was
immediately
taken
to
the
hospital
where
Dr.
Ilankiiisou
performed
a
necessary
operation
DAflMTV
AM
ID
AVI
"
t'"'
l,:'lly-imi
t
ilated
liand.
as
bUUNll
UN
IKUN
the
flesh
wn
practically
nil
lofif
away
leaving
several
hones
ex-
SAt.T.T
STK.
MAIUI1.
Nov.
13
posed.
The
lad
is
now
progres-Premiei'
Ferguson
of
Ontario
sing
favorably.
Ural
Ihe
lie
NOT
INTFRFSTFn
8
Ontario
government
.would
Pww7;
"
,;7
vide
a
hounly
for
the
deUdopment
GERMAN
MONARCHY
or
the
iron
industry
lu
me
pro-i
WASIIlNfiTON,
Nov.
13
President
Coolidge
believes
the
traditions
of
Ihe
United
Stales
would
preclude
it
from,
joining
the
allied
government
in
protesting
to
(lermaiiy
against
the
return
of
that
point
who
has
not
been
championship
was
awarded
to
-Ihe
formrr
crown
prince
or
seen
for
two
days
since
ho
left,
Hamilton
Itugby
Club
as
Ihe
out.lfr.ther
In
Oermany
or
in
hi
anv
a
tiounie
navreneu
snoigun.eoine
of
a
protest
against
runs-.measures
to
prevent-
I
ne
re-es
hv.utina
Iftp-
di-.I.-iilay.r,
L.
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,
tbtihueiit
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