hating
ureal
hi
cabinet
together
and
that
the
uipler-ccretaric
have
rcvolM
attain!
the
entering
of
AuMi
ChamlMTlain
and
Lord
Mirkeii-
head
inlo
the
cabinet.
'
Itonald
McNeil
and
W.
Ornish)
(ore
lead
Oie
revolt.
Lord
Robert
tkcil
s
'eatlon
o
the
prerage
iir
his
own
right
Is
nlcntfirant
beeaue
t!iil,
who
Is
a
ninfirnuM
free
trader,
ha
refused
lo
run
again
for
the
Common
and
a
a
peer
will
be
a
member
of
I
he
House
of
Ii.tls.
l'nrtiniiicnl
was
prorogued
yes.
leribiy
and
the
Itnyal
(Jaiette
i,ihii-IhIiiiiI
Unit
the
new
narlla-
GRABBED
BAG
WITH$10,000
MON'rill'AL.
Nov.
17
-
Pandits
this
nmrillUR
held
op
the
two
iinvniiisters
of
Lowiify's
Lid.,
on
WibUiu
St.
as
they
returned
from
Hie
hank
with
the
payroll.
The
robbers
grabbed
(he
bag
con.
lalulirg
$t(i.omi
in
cah
and
es
caped
in
n
car
amid
a
hla(e
of
crackling
pistol
shots.
GERMANY
UNABLE
TO
MAKE
REPARATIONS
HER
LATEST
CLAIM
IIKIILIN.
Nov.
17.
Oernmny
still
holds
herself,
bound
by
life
Treaty
of
Versailles,
say
an
official
statement
made
hero
last
night,
but
b
finds
herself
fi-
nanrlally
unable
to
continue
making
reparations
In
kind.
France's
accusation
Hint
Her
ntay
has
declared
herself
In
re-
bidilou
against
the
treaty
is
de
nied,
VICTORIA
BEAT
VANCOUVER
TEAM
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
iiniil
in
-1
tiiil
mi
Jmoinrv
Hin
next.
LONDON.
Nov.
17.
Ilrltuln
will
not
accede
lo
Hie
demands
of
France
for
punitive
measures
Hjnlnt
Germany
and
ha
en
notification
to
Pari
leioilliy
raldnrt
eouorfl
meeting
today.
This
Implies
a
deadlock
between
the
I
wo
countries
he-cause
poincare
has
already
declared
thai
France
will
proceed
alone
against
(iermaiiy
if
the
allies
refuse
to
assist.
ITALY
STANDS
WITH
BRITAIN
ON
GERMAN
trouble
ounimfiR?
'MuiiavaWMifiiv
,
morning.
Something
slipped,
and
striking
Hie
man
on
the
Jaw
n
i
wMaBBHaasaaiiiaHiBaMaMajaMBBsHBaaM
sallaBaaHBaH
1
Bfr
BBst
'NBBv'
BBi
M.
Reville.
famous
London
dressmaker,
has
designed
dresses
for
six
queens
of
F.tirpe.
For
fifteen
years
he
was
the
official
cnlator
of
gowns
for
'he
Court
tiT
St.
'
BASKETBALL
DANCE
OCCUPATION
QUESTION
BLUENOSE
STILL
Itu.MI".,
Nov.
17.
Premier
Mussolini
lobl
the
Senate
last
nisdit
that
Italy
cannot
give
Us
niniroval
lo
any
furlher
occupa
tion
of
Herman
territory
because,
CLAIMING
TROPHY
ASKS
ARBITRATION
HALIFAX,
Nov.
17.
The
sollc-
it
is
important
that
the
(ierm'an
llor
for
the
schooner
Hluemise
people
be
not
utterly
destroyed,
.'writes
the
trustees
of
the
Inter
FISH
ARRIVALS
national
t
jsherin,vi.s
trophy,
suggesting
Hint
if
I
hey.
are
.not
willing
to
turn
over
the
trophy
tol
IlllieiUlse
llll'V
slmillil
nrnr
ll
Three
Boats
markeiea
bb.ouh
N.,ue
,,,
,.omiui(i,.P
of
nI.,,i
Pounds
at
Exchange
Thla
tratlon
or
to
a
Judge
of
Ihe
su-
Morning
;preiie
court
Three
halibut
schooner
marketed
50,000
pounds
al
Ihe
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
'lVo
American
bonis
had
,"3,000
pounds
ami
one
Canadian,
21,00(1
pounds.
American,
Constitution,
30,nno
pounds,
at
VICTOIUA.
Nov.
17.
The
te
and
He,
lo
Hie
Allln
l
islieries.
CoiKiar
won
the
first
game
(lenevleve,
2,000
poiiinls,
at
against
Vancouver
in
the
Pacific.;
I
S.fto
and
tc,
lo
Hie
tnndiaii
coast
hockey
season,
the
score
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
laving
five
goals
lo
one.
This
I
Canadian
feuds
Vancouver
to
tho
cellar
Livingstone,
2,noo
pounds,
at
position,
In
tho
league,
Seulllc'lUe
and
12e.
lo
Hie
Huyal
Hsh
ltftdiriii
.with
two
wins.
Co,
.
.
.
i
..
jsieamer
I'rince
.lonn
is
reported
duo
to
arrive
here
at
noon
tomorrow
and
it
Is
exiieoU
ed
she
will
sail
the
same
ovening
for
Ihe-
Islands.
,
Uiiivm
sleamer
Venlure,
Capl.
A.
.lohnxloue,
soulhbound
from
Ihe
Nans
lllver
lo
Vancouver
and
way
ports,
was
in
port
from
D.30
to
10.30
this
mornlug.
.
Mrs.
George
D.
Tile
and
daughter
are
sailing
for
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
tomorrow
eveiilrijr.
Whan
Vmi
Want
A
NEW
1
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
in
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Ilcstaiiranls.
Phone
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use.
Best
Care
and
Bait
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Pood.
Best
Service,
In
tha
City.
Rataa
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to-
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
MIL,
NO,
"71.
v"i-i
L"f
PHINCK
HL'PKHT,
B.C.,
HAHllDAY,
NOVKMBKH
17,
1023.
LIQUOR
SUPERVISOR
ACQUITTED
BY
JURY
Found
Not
Ouilty
of
Extortion
as
Charged
by
Detectives
and
Witness
j
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
17
Gem-cei
E.
McLcod,
;t
former
supervisor
(of
the
liquor
enforcement
aclj
Hinder
lie
liquor
control
hoard,
was
acquitted
by
the
assize
jury
(
last
nik'lit
on
k
charge
of
extortion,
the
verdict
being
reached
after
two
hours'
deliberation
by
a
jury
of
ten
men
ami-
two
women.
McLeod
was
charged
by
a
colored
man
named
Dobson
and
three
city
deli-eliies
with
etor-tion
of
fifty
dollar
from
Dobson
as
the
price
of
his
sihncc
in
prosecuting
iimler
the1iqtor
net.
Defendant
contended
he
was
but
carrying
out
the
duties
of
his
loffjce
and
when
arretted
had
;heen
endeavoring
to
find
out
to
whom
Dohson
was
paying
Hie
Igcafl
money.
(LIFE
IMPRISONMENT
T.
K.
Ilnmks.who
has
been
as
sistant
station
agent
at
Terrace,
Stales
mail
will
be
taken
up
laler.
Asia
and
Sliimiilzu
Maru.
VtiUrtf'
Clruillo
leez.
BUILD
ROAD
OUT
OF
CITY
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
Endorse
Prince
Rupert
Hlqhway
Scheme
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
17.
At
yesterday's
session
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade,
the
3.C.
Provincial
Government
was
urned
to
complete
the
Prince
Rupert
highway.
Delegate
W.
J.
Al(er,
reoresentlng
Prince
Rupert,
stated
that
pledges
?lven
fourteen
years
ajo
when
the
town
site
was
first
laid
out
had
not
been
kept
In
connection
with
highway
construction.
The
Govern-owned
one
sixth
of
the
property.
In
the
city
and
paid
no
taxes
yet,
had
not
spent
a
cent
on
road
work
but
collected
the
license
fees
from
200
automobiles
In
the
city.
f
RALPH
D.
HAWKINS
FIRST
JAP
ORANGES
is
spending
a
few
days
in
the
llunerl
Table
Sunnlv
Co
is
on
city
awaiting
a
transfer.
a
Imsines
trip
lo
Stewart.
Drugs
and
Mailing
List
.Found
in
Safety
Deposit
Vault
Vancouver
City
Final
Effort
Being
Made
to
Save
the
Entente
from
Break
on
Policy
of
France
in
Germany
LONDON,
Nov.
17
vnooii
over
the
week
end
uu
both
11
IV
Strut
8Ut
2S2.
LilJlInDLL
nrrnlll
imprfsiuuieut
by
by
Mr.
Mr.
,tuslice
.fuslice
two
two
boxes,
boxes,
arrived
arrived
from
from
Vancou-
Vancou-
Arsenal
1,
Tottenham
1
t
'
About
CO
couples
enjojed
the
dune
which
was
held
in
the
Llks'
Home
lasl
iiikIiI
in
couuec-4
tluii
witli
the
opening
of
the
4'hakrlhall
season.
4t4t4
Ivddie
(.raggs
was
master
of
cerenionie,
II,
A.
Ilrecn
presideil
nnunnri
runt
nvrr
iat
the
iloor
and
the
commiltre
imlUUUi
LlTllLU
I
LL
(comprised
labile
Cra-gs.
MFFT4
AffinFNT
Mi'c'",,i
",
nipii
snuth.
HILL
1
J
rtttlULilll
Mll!ljC
vns
furni,,!,,.,!
,y
It.
the
-
iWeslbolnie
Orchestra
ami
Ihe
Sandslrom
Suffers
Broken
.North
H.C.
Hegiment
Hand,
which
Saw
When
Something
Slipped
played
seletkms
as
the
games
on
Steamer
:wtre
'
progress,
favored
witli
;lhe
opening
ilanee
miiiiVrs.
II.
Sundslrom,
a
rigger's'
Hefreshnirnts
were
served
at
lielper.
who
was
helpitiK
put
in
luidnmlit
under
Ihe
supivision
Ihe
shaft
on
Ihe
sleatner
Pmna-
of
Mrs.
Carrall.
ilinn
Volunteer,
now
in
ilry
dock1
r
being
repaired
and
overhauled,
YUKON
PIONEERS
mel
wiiii
a
painiui
arriupui
iiiis
'
BREAK
FINAL
CAMP
broke
it.
lie
was
immediately
DAWSON.
Nov.
17.
Michael
sent
lo
Hie
nospiiai,
!
Day.
a
pioneer
ased
70.
died
here.
He
was
born
In
Quebec.
Another
Yukon
pioneer,
William
Culhhcrt.
passed
uwny
at
his
old
home
in
Owen
Sound.
PIltNCK
(SEOIttir;
Nov.
t
i
ttlll
till
I
I
II
a
u-LI
it
a
lia
rwvik.1
w
i
1
1
'
.
,
1fc
Prlncc
Seatrlco
Brought
1,200
bility
of
the
Arctic
clinnte
getting
warmer,
as
advauved
by
a
Norwegian
scientist,
is
being
dis
cussed
here.
The
Yukon
lias
just
experienced
the
hottest
summer
and
autumn
on
record.
The
daily
mean
temperature
has
been
ARRIVF
HKkF.
TM.AY.ll
I'iest
In
5
ears..
The
liikoii-
niver
remanieu
upcii
lur
six
months.
rrSKSrir?
m
rwrmmrmmE
last.
wa
found
guilty
of
ENQLISH
LEAGUE.
man-
Six
hundred
bundles
of
Jan
FUlAViniF
1
rPiHV'"'n,,r
ami
seulenceil
to
life
oranses.
each
bundle
containing
i
Diviaion
I.
Macdonald
and
a
Jury
composed
er
on
the
Princess
Heatrice
this
Aston
Villa
0.
Liverpool
0.
of
leu
men-
ami
two
women.
morning
for
the
local
market.
Hirmingliam
O,
Notts
County
0.
'
They
are
Ihe
first
to
be
offered
Holloa
W.
3,
lluddersfield
1.
Mrs.
It.
Oammon.
who
has
-lore
Ibis
season.
Large
con-
Burnley
5,
West
Ham.
U.
t
.
been
on
a
holiday
trio
smith,
re-
signmenls
reached
Vancouver
at
Everton
2,
West
UromMidi
0.
turned
from
Vancouver
on
the
the
first
of
the
week
from
Japan
Manchester
City
1,
Cardiff
O.
1.
rrincess
ileal
rice
this
morning,
on
Hie
steamers
Kmpress
o(
-MniiliesDoro
L,neisea
o
Nolls
Forest
1,
Sheffield
L'.
2.
Preston
N.
K.
1.
Newcastle
U.
5
J.
C.
Oavigan.
manager
of
the
S-underlaml
a,
Ulackburn
11.
1.
Division
II.
Bradford
2,
Port
Vale
0.
Bristol
C.
1,
Nelson
0.
Clapton
Orient
1,
Oldham
F.
2.
Coventry
City
t.
Manchester
U.
1.
Putnam
3,
Derby
County
2.
Leeds
t'.
3,
Barnsley
1.
Leicester
C.
3,
Bury
0.
The
Wednesday
1,
Hull
City
0.
Southampton
3,
Blackpool
2.
Stockport
vs.
South
Shields
post-Mine,d;
bail
light;
score
was
2-2
Stoke
I,,
Crystal
Palace
t.
Division
III.
Southern
(iilliipliuin
I.
Plymouth
0.
i
f
it
'I
.
A
VAXCOUVKM,
Nov.
17.
.Seven
large
boxes
of
morphine
"""
supl,ate
in
cubes
and
a
mailing
list
containing
the
names
f
J
(.iarKln,
A
0-
hundreds
oT
people
throughout
Canada
and
Ihe
United
blates
jjivvai
0
ijUt,m
Town
1
wer
found
in
n
safety
deposit
vault
here
yesterday
by
detectives
1.
...
,".,.
..
..
...
.
Xorwrcli
s..i
Swunlon
I.
n
0.
,
,
,
,f
,,
,
,.
.i.
I,.
Lily
who
have
been
.investigating
the
activities
of
Henry
Waltin,
alias
iv.niwia
...
,,Hi,,mi
...
u
Necktie
Barry,"
who
is
under
arrest
here
at
Ihe
request
ofi
ni-i.i
miyh
Seattle
nulhorilie.
v.
,,'
.,',
rilv
tllw.
Waltin
was
released
on
bail
in
S
10,000.
He
will
be
trieil
"
:
7,rou,,,,
unfit
here
on
a
charge
of
drug
selling
and
a
charge
laid
against
him',,.
...
,
','
,
J
i,,,,.',
by
United
States
aulhorilies
of
sending
drugs
through
the
United
...
'
.
.,,
,..m
Wrexham
0.
Chesterfield
(t.
Grimsby
Town
t,
Walsall
0.
llotherham
1,
Crewe
A.
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
Airdrieonians
3,
Hearts
0.
Fnlkirk
0,
Hangers
1.
'Kilmarnock
t,
Hnith
Hovers
2.
Motherwell
2,
Queen's
park
1.
jSt.
Mirren
2.
Aberdeen
0.
Celtic
0,
Dundee
0.
,
.Mnu.g
errorls
are
being
made
,,,,
3
C1
k.
des
of
the
channel
to
preserve
Ihe
M)r,
,
v
M
riusn
,h
i
alhance.
in
.me.
'I
n,r.
here
are
U1v
......l.u.o.
indications
s
,,ar(h.k
kk
,r
Thlj,tfe
,
,
0(
Haniillon
a
,
iniegruy
oi
n
r
rauco-i
A.
1
that
France
is
cnangmg
tier
auiiuue
as
10
some
oi
iut
urea.-
T,
,
,
,
k
?
c,
,
Uank
t
1
.ii:.
.
....
......
.'
.
.
11...
........
I
..r
fm
ii.a
I.
mt..
eueo
peuaiurs
aguiusl
iierm.inj
ill
urn
vvciu
in
mourn
in
guc
ii-.i
ii..:
i
i
:
i
:..i..M
...:i:inn..
......
In..
1
l.
ina
i.ruwii
rnoie
uiui
10
periiiu
ioi-i-aiiii-ii
niuimij
i""i
DADCD
TAlIfkJC
CCI
T
resume
the
interrupted
investigation
of
German
armaments.
irAl
tK
IUWINj
ftLl
PAMIS,
Nov.
17
(noon).
A
final
efnirl
to
save
the
from
dislocation
is
lo
be
put
over
until
Monday
as
the
British
cabinet
is
seemingly
not
ready
to
give
the
final
word
to
Hie
British
ambassador
here
as
lo
its
position
on
the
application
of
furlher
penalties
upon
Germany.
Kf
forts,
which
will
be
made
meanwhile
to
prevent
a
break,
arc
regarded
in
"political
circle
here
as
aft
'tlioly'to
beuce?-
fill
as
Ihe
French
and
British
'QUAKE
DISTINCTLY
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
It
"'l
0
"
...
II
FRANCU-bRTTISH
'
'
ALLIANCE
'
,
,
.
-
NEAR
,
BREAKING
.
;
PROHIBITIONISTS
AGGRESSIVE
AT
CONVENTION
WHICH
CLOSED
YESTERDAY
Prince
Rupert
Moderationists
Challenged
to
Make
Good
Claim
That
Taxes
Would
be
Reduced
VAXCOUVKM,
Nov.
17.
'.ModerationM
of
Prince
Huperl,
make
good
our
claim
dial
laxs
will
be
reduced,"
challenged
William
Savage
of
the
Jaw
committee
of
the
llriliih
Columbia
Prohibition
Association
at
the
annual
convention
yesler
day,
who
quoted
figure
to
show
(hat
Prince
llupert
showed
net
sales
of-
liquor
amounting
to
280,000
wliil?
the
net
profit
were
only
M,00.
Mr.
Savage
jeered
at
On
suggestion
that
the
Moderation
Art
villi
making
any
money
for
the
province
hut
claimed
rather1
Ihul
it
was
keeping
out
good
.-pending
citizen.
Th"
convention
decided"
that
prohibitionist
mul
go
into
poll
lie-
and
it
voted
?O.iiil0
for
an
educational
campaign
in
lie
province.
BALDWIN
HAS
HIS
TROUBLES!:
Undersecretaries
of
State
Have
Revolted
Against
Admission
of
Churchill
!
LONDON.
Nov.
I
J.
It
i
ru-
morel
t
haL.
lU-c'iil!
DEADLOCK
WITH
FRANCE
RESULT
OF
RECENT
PROPOSAL
Eight
Hour
Day,
Fuel
Oil
Duty,
Admission
of
Women,
Considered
by
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1
7.
Opposition
lo
the
passing
of
legislation
making
compulsory
in
British
Columbia
an
eight
hjur
day
in
all
industries
was
recorded
by
delegates
(o
the
convention
of
the
associated
hoards
of
trade
of
British
Columbia
at
their
concluding
session
here
yesterday.
V.
L.
.Mack
en
of
Chilliwack
was
re-elected
president
and
V.
C
Tiemaii
of
Bossland
vice-president.
Kaniloops
will
be.
next
year's
meeting
place.
An
additional
duly
on
fuel
oil
entering
British
Columbia
will
be
urged
as
a
measure
of
protection
for
the
coal
industry.
.
peiuiuu
asKiug
inai
women
oe
aomiuu
lo
Koaru
oj
Frade
membership
was
referred
lo
the
executive
for
transmission
to
individual
boards.
ARCTIC
CLIMATE
PARMEPS
ACIf
Drrnamir
wadmcdi
muiiLiitu
null
DEUuminu
imiuiiLiv
DAWSON,
Nov.
17
The
possi
PROVINCE
FOR
SAVINGS
BANK
Attack
Present
System
In
Can
ada
and
Discuss
Home
Bank
and
Merchants
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
17.
Tha
farmers,'
through
their
advisory
t'lVlJttllltfJoielie
House
Coiiimfllee
on
Agriculture
yesterday
and
made
a
spirited
attack
on
Hie
banking
system
of
Canada
and
asked
tho
Oovcrnmenl
to
establish
a
provincial
savings
bank
system
for
British
Columbia.
-
"Today
we
have
reached
a
situation
where
the
people
of
Canada
are
beginning
to
doubt
that
we
have
staple
institutions
'
in
our
banks,"
declared
James
.
Bailey,
a
member
of
Ibj-
Board.
1
The
Merchant'
Bank
case
and
the
Home
Bank
affair
were
discussed
extensively
before
tho
committee.
MUCH
MONEY
IS
LOANED
FARMER
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
17.
More,
than
fourteen
million
dollar
of
ilriiish
and
American
money
has
been
loaned
on
British
Columbia
farm
lauds
by
one
company
alone,
operating
in
Vie-
loria.
This
was
divulged
beforaj
the
house
committee
on
agr
culture
during
the
examination
by
.member
of
Colonel
p;
Davies,
chairman
of
(be
Land
Settlement
Board.
Cotonel
Davie
said
the
Laud
Settlement
Board
had
a
total
of
$1,800,000
out
on
loans.
HOSPITAL
TO
HAVE
STERILIZER
AT
ONCE
Work
of
Installation
Ordered
at
Meeting
of
the
Board
Last
Evening
The
hospiial
board
at
its
meeting
last
night
decided
to
proceed
with
the
spending
of
close
lo
a
thousand
dollars
for
a
new
sterilizer
and
re-wiring
the
building.
The
sterilizer
would
tost
?ISM.5p,
beside
from
50
to
75
to
instal.
Wiring
Hie,
building
to
do
away
with
the-
liret-'st
danger
of
fire
and
to
accommodate
the
new
apparatus
would
cost
3
100.
It
would
cost
$310
to
I'tWsilay
evening's
earthquake
change
Hie
wiring
even
if
the
governments
arivloo
far
apart,
it
was
distinctly
felt
at
Ocean
Falls'slerilizer
was
not
installed.
This
is
thought,
to
make
agreement
and
Swansea
Hay
according
to
had
lo
be
.done
at
once,
possible.
vyoiil
brought
to
tho
city
this!
The
house
committee
will
pro-
I,.
morning
by
Ihe
Princess
Beatrice,
reed
with
Ihe
work
immediately.
C.N.H.
steamer
Prince
Huperl,
At
Ocean1
Falls
the
hotel
shook
'
Capl.
D.
Donald,
delayed
by
fug.pind
al
Swanson
Bay
Hie
men
in
Considerable
shoal
of
herring
Is
due
from
Vancouver
and
way,
the.
mess
house
made
a
hurried
t
have
been
sighted
in
the
harbor
p.
Tt
a'
6
vi
'K-ik
Hi;s
eVn.Wi'
exit.
this
neck.
II
M