BLOOD
INDIAN
DIED
TODAY
Believed
Tried
to
Blow
Own
Head
ofT
with
Powder
from
His
Mine
I.KTIIimilHiK.
Nov.
7.-
"IVm
Slab,"
Ibe
MIotMl
Indian
alleged
In
be
Ihe
nlayT
id
Winnie
To-lexlup
id
lliiyiiiond,
died
thin
morning.
It
i
lo.dieved
that
be
met
his
death
nl
IMm
own
band
ami
that
jKiwder
from
hi
coal
mine
wax
umoiI
in
an
alleuud
to
blow
his
head
ofT
to
avoid
capture.
It
In
not
'llkoly
Ihul
the
mystery
eoiinecled
with
tbo
erline
will
ever
bn
solved
definilel
though
Ihe
pollen
believe
Ibe
evidence
iguint
I
ho
Indian
if
complete.
lleforo
he
died
Two
Stab
ilenled
hn
niurdorod
the
tlirl.
CHILDREN
INJURED"
IN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
DURING
DENSE
FOG
VA.NCOl'VKIt.
Nov.
7.
Two
children
worn
?opiou.dy
Injured
and
four
oilier
people
wliglitly
injured
when
mi
nolo
mIiiku
collided
with
a
(drool
cm
in
a
dense
fog
mi
the
outskirts
of
Vancouver
last
night.
Marion
Nesblll.
aged
four,
and
hor
two
year
old
Hrother
Gordon
of
oPrl
Coi'iiit-Ihiii
are
unuonsciotin
in
Ihe
liox-pital
bu'
are
epcctixl
to
reccvoi'.
n
TAXI
mm
BOSTON
NEW
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Boxes
for
i.adies
and
Party
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Oars
and
Beat
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
Usa
Olty.
Rata
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to
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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
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XIII..
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i3
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7,
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i.tos
StrMl
418.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GREAT
IPROVEMENT
IN
P.G1
FINANCES
FIRST
SHIPMENT
OF
ORE
FROM
SMITHERS
BEING
MADE
VIA
THIS
PORT
S.
S.
Alameda
will
call
at
this
Port
Regularly
North
and
South
Bound
Aiiuoiiiironieiil
if
made
.
Iiy
I
lie
Alaska
Slcaru"liip
Com
pany
that
tin)
S.H.
Alameda
of
lhir
lint
will
call
here
nn
November
10.
inuiiKiirii
titiK
n
regular
j-ervice
between
.Seattle
anil
Prince
llupert
ami
also
between
lhir
city
and
jMiinls
in
Alaska.
The
an-uoiiurcmcot
i
riinde
through
K.
C
fiihhnn,
president
of
the
hoard
of
Iratle.
who
liu
received
a
notifiration
from
the
com-(any
to
tluil
effect.
Tlio
AIitmiMla
if
a
large
-.teel
ves-el,
gross
tonnage
'MTiH,
and
net
llKltt.
Sin
wa
lniill
in
IXXU
at
Philadelphia,
is
:M
1
sssesssrs
feet
Ion
jr.
tl
foot
beam
ami
17.3
BEER
CAUSES
CONTROVERSY
MACKENZIE
KINO
HONORED
BY'
DEGREE
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY
I.OMON
Nov.
7.
Ox-ford
University
conferred
I
lie
lionorury
decree
of
Doctor
of
Common
Law
on
Premier
King
of
Canada
yesterday.
.Mr.
King
i
already
C..M.O.
and
LL.D.
td
To-ronlo
University
and
M.A.
of
Hie
university
of
Chicago
and
of
Harvard,
nf
iiiiir
At
rt
t
as
a
rf
t
Since
the
Canadian
Govern-!
1
1
TIT
irvrilPT
nient
Merchant
Marine
stopped'
All
AIN
AIIK
IH
I
'nillinu
nl
Kfaltle.
th.-re
hu
hrin
fUJfill!
ill
It
11
1
a
demand
for
a
direct
service
...
,
IfVT
A
I
BI7DTA
vi,h
,hn'
r,,y'
,,!l'eciiilly
"
v'cw
Hawser
of
Tub
Algonquin
Parted
111
XTJLiUJUlV
1
ri
,r
,anr
danitlle
of
rrull.
Carrying
Towing
Rail
and
Legislation
Will
be
Allowed
Formulate
Own
Bill
tpr
Liquor
Control
j
vegetable
"and
other
product
ittroiisht
here
from
the
lnle
of
Poop
Deck
t
Washington.
Tlierr
ha
nlsb
been!
HUMACONNA
TO
RE3CUE
a
demand
in
Alaska
for
a
service
J
between
port
there
und
Ihis
city
Seoond
Tug
Was
Fog
Bound
In
especially
idiiec
the
Jones
1111
1
Duncan
Bay
Again
Enroute
CM.OAHY.
Nov.
7.
-Compleln
nrcvcuU
Canadian
boat
nnerat-!
return
from
Hie
liquor
plebi-
j
between
Alaska
and
tide!
.
.
.
.
.a
a
..!
I
a
i
a
.
..
...
f
win
ie
ramer
hj.hti"i
irnnw
.
...
..
.
....
u
ii...
...
i
?
own
inn,
f
-Mtc-t-t.il
tj
"
.-
...-i
rrprelalinii
r
lli
elaiife
on
the
sMITIIKUS,
Nov
North
me
iir,.,
........
,
.....
pn.
SH.Vnr.K.
Nov.
7-
A
new
one
ayume
liUiwx.uiiiH.nj.
u,.-
........
.
i,
,
hawse
-with
wUi-the
......Im.
ufa-eeaeepe
I
K
-rV
'
.n.,
m,
.......,.
r-
Aluomiuln
un
lowirtic
Hie
i.rf.uii
of
Hie
l-ullalurr
I"
noi
.
tALlrUKNIA
frefher
HhinkoLii
Maru.
divided
I
Kcly
but
lh
..nllnary
e-loi
nnDT
lX
breaklim
of
her
tail
diart,
wdl
!
called
earlier
Ihan
u-ual
,
t
T
1H15
rUKl
parted.
Hie
AlKonpifn
report
in
and
Oovenimeiil
leader
indicate
i
,,.,,.,.
i,-re.
Mini
no
banl
ami
fafl
bill
will
be
Frl
Consignment
Has
Been'
The
Shinknku,
which
had
been
prcenlei
bill
the
l.eirilalurr
I
Forwarded
From
Duthle
picked
up
10(1
mile;
outh
of
I
lie
Mine
to
Selby
Aleutian
IdaiuN
va
in
no
dan-
Ker
afler
Hie
hawser
parlfl,
the
The
firl
me!agc
!aid.
The
AlKompiin
re
allot
calling
for
Hie
'ale
or'
,
,
.
r
r
frn
,..
nt
Ii
f
mains
(damlinsr
by
tmtil
the
ar
beer
on
liceiifMl
iiremi-e,,
al-
ftn
j
prince
llupert
en
route
rival
of
the
tun-
HuniHconiia
which
ready
iminif
vi
t
bitter
po"-V,
u(.
.m,.jt,.r
nl
Selby.
r.alifor-Mcfl
here
Sunday
nigld
to
po
to
lrveriy
u
to
who
ihall
!ell
Jnjn
pone
forwanl
and
will
Dulch
Harbor
whither
the
Shin-
brer
"be;
followed
by
other
tdiiptnenU
kokn
wac
beinjr
towed.
The
tup
lcpMlchft
from
llesiiia
and-j
,or,.
or
regular
InlenaU.
darted
forth
by
the
inside
pax-ToronUi
f
ml
icee
I
Hint
nlari
,'t
0
only
100
tons
ha
been
ape
today
it
wa
reported
afler
and
!Sakalrhewai
bdh
Inleiid
,
forwnrded
by
(he
new
route
n
.lying
nl
Duncan
Hay,
llC,
on
ac-
p.-lillon
I
lie
.ovTiimeiiif.
in
""nr.
sliipnienln
will
become
more
count
or
heavy
fop.
...
..
....
!
.
...
....
....I..
voir
lt.1.1...
liipior.
-
i
I
i
I
I
early
dale
for
u
on
irciljeni
n
me
mi-niiex!!
uerio!
.ih"i,m
"
!iui.uni
hum
unlil
it
ix
expected
a
steady
hair
her
port
lowing
rail
on
Hie
Mtreani
of
ore
will
be
flowing
poop
deck
was
carried
away
when
through
the
port
id
Prince
llupert
the
hawser
parted,
bound
jomlhward.
The
Duthle
mines
are
now
J.
1.
I.ainherl,
dislriet
en-
conlrolted
by
the
Federal
Mining,
ginecr
btr
Ihe
rnleral
public
and
Smelting
Company,
one
of
the,
works
department,
relumed
o
(uggeuheim
concerns.
Haysport
on
last
night
train
P.G.E.
Finances
are
Improving
Rapidly
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean
States
in
Legislature:
$300,000
Better
VICTOHIA,
Nov.
7.
The
operating
expenses
id
the
Pacific
Ureal
Kasdern
Hailwny
during
Ihe
past
year
were
ml
by
253,000
in
Ihe
finance
of
the
government
owned
line,
Hon.
J.
I),
McLean
announced
to
the
legislature
yesterday
afternoon
in
his
first
report
us
minister
of
railways.
The
Pacific
Great
Kasteru
line
should
be
built
north
into
Prince
(ieorge.
Dr.
McLean
declared.
Kngine?rs
are
now
inves-tiKutinK
1,10
advisability
of
changing
Ihe
route
of
Ihe
line
aroumi
Oue-nel
m
as
lo
avoid
a
stretch
uf
unsatisfactory
roadbed,
he
announced,
a
a
uirer.im
i
m
p
r.J"
be
could
nd
reconunenu
that
Ihe
line
be
built
into
the
peace
Itiver
country
now.
a
project
which
would
cost
20.0i)0,-OOil,
lr.
MW.ean
told
Hie
House.
Krrorls
are
being
made
to
Induce
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Hallway)
to
gel
into
HiN
area,
however,
and
survey,
with
this
plan
in
view
were
eairieir
mil
Insl
summer
he
.stilled.
The
P.G.K.
directors
are
not
vet
iiienared
to
announce,
their
financial
policy
in
the
extension
nf
Ibe
Hue.
Ibe
minister
explain
ed.
Meanwhile
II
is
planned
to
.....lii.-e
tinotnting
losses
further,
to
colonize
Ihe
lands
tributary
lit
Alias
IIiik
mill
to
"exhntisl
all
the
111
IV
.II,"
-
f
.
..
...
...II
reile'viriar
Jvln
payers
of
the
proxince
of
the
liurdeu
of
the
railway
s
losses."
FRANCE
AND
BRITAIN
LIKELY
TO
AGREE
ON
REPARATIONS
QUSTION't
1
PARIS.
Nov.
7.
Prospects
for
an
agreement
between
Franco'
and
Britain
on
the
text
uf
tlio
in-'
vllalion
lo
Hie
United
States
to
Join
the
conrerence
of
experts
for
thu
examination
of
the
roara-
Hons
question
is
regarded
In
dip-
lomatie
anil
French
officiul
clr-'
ties
today
as
bright.
of
the
tax-'
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Iludolph
Wurldzer
has
brought
lo
America
two
rare
violins
worth
1111,000.
One
of
the
instruments
is
a
"Belts"
Stradivariu.
made
in
1701,
and
the
other
th?
"Le
Due"
(iaunierius,
maile
in
17
i3.
The
latter
i
known
to
have
the
largest
tone
of
any
violin
in
ihe
world.
Unite&States
Election
Shows
Little
Change
in
Strength
of
Two
Parties
NKW
YOHK,
Nov.
7.
-Democrats
were
elecled
yesterday
in
all
three
stales
where
Gubernatorial
elctioiis
were
held,
Kentucky,
.Maryland
and
Mississippi.
Vermont
where
only
a
senatorial
contest
was
held
relumed
republican.
In
the
cunlesls
for
the
Hons?
of
,
Itepresentalives
the
Democrats
won
Tour
and
the
Itepuhlicans
three.
In
New.
lork
stale
Itepuhlicans
retained
control
ol
the
MRS.
BRAYFIELD
OF
TF.I.KWA
DIES
AND
NEW
TELEPHONE
IN
NEWS
DEPARTMENT
OF
THIS
PAPER
Owing
lo
(he
steady
increase
in
business
and
Ihe
delays
eonseipienl
thereon
with
only
one
telephone.
a
separate
phone
has
been
installed
for
Ihe
editorial
department
id
Ihis
paper.
In
calling
t
lie
editor
or
reporters
patrons
will
kindly
ask
for
W
Instead
of
08
as
formerly.
Ilusi-uess
calls
.continue
as
before."
GERMAN
PRINCE
FUNERAL
TOMORROW
WANTS
RETURN
Archbishop
DeVernel
has
re-
v
reived
a
telegram
slating
I
hat
,
Objection
to
Move
Taken
by
Both
Mrs.
Brayrield.
wife
of
Rpv.
J.
s.
and
England
for
Political
llrayfield
of
Telkwa,
died
yesterday.
The
funeral
will
lake
place
tomorrow
afleruoou
al
Telkwa,
Archbishop
DuVernct,
ofllcialing,
assisted
by
Rev.
II.
V.
Hiddell
of
Smilhers.
The
Archbishop
leaves
Ihis
evening
on
Ibe
(rain
for
the
interior
eenlre.
Reasons
Eight
Witnesses
Heard
Today
in
Japanese
Murder
Case
of
Buckley
Bay
Before
Mr.
Justice
McDonald
Kighl
crown
witnesses
wer?
heard
al
the
Supreme
Court
assizes
this
morning
at
Ihe
murder
trial
of
C.
Nishida,
Japanese
ol
Buckley
Hay.
Shortly
alter
10
o'clock
the
Grand
'Jury
returned
a
true
bill.
Accused
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
charge
or
iinlawrully
killing
and
murdering
his
countryman,
p..
Harala,
at
Hucklsy
Bay
on
August
18.
Sadao
Suga
of
Ihis
city
was
sworn
in
as
court
interpreter
and
the
jury
was
empauuelled
an
follows:
Hubert
AV.
Cameron
(foreman),
(ieorge
C
Walker.
Joseph
Greer.
James
.Murgpo'i,
i.eoisfe
waiMen,
John
M.
Bucv.ley,
Herman
Capslick,
.Morion
M.
Mcl.achlan,
Thonias
Sproat.
Frank
SI.
Armour,
James
Hamplon
and
Harry
W.
Birch.
Mrs.
Rolxcca
Keif
Ii
and
J.
A.
Smilli
were
challenged.
W.
K,
Fisher
pru-eculed
and
I..
V.
Palmore
id
Palmore
&
Fullou,
is
prosecuting.
The
letcuce
also
has
an
inleroreler
rrom
Van
couver.
Courl
adjourned
al
t
ochk
unlil
2:15
Ihis
afternoon
when
Dr.
J.
A.
lirigps
was
the
first
witness
called.
rur
Ibe
crown
and
the
nature
id
Ihe
evidence
Ihey
would
give.
It
would
be
shown
that
accused
had
waved
a
knire
over
the
dead
man
who
was
in
hi.,
bed
and
Dial
simultaneously
there
had
been
a
hot
He
broken
by
some
person
nol
definitely
established.
The
man,
now
dead,
had
sprung
rrom
his
bed
and
leaped
oxer
nearby
persons
towards
the
door
but
bad
turned
around
and
had
come
back
and
dropped.
Evidence
would
also
be
adduced
lo
show
thai
accused
bad
made
the
night
in
quest
ion.
The
first
time
he
had
had
n
quarrel
wilh
Ihe
dead
man
and,
(hough
efforts
bad
been
made
in
the
I.OVIIOY.
Vnv
7
liiilieiilimis
meiiiil
imn
In
Putin
liim
Kiev
liml
IS
SENTENCED
TO
HANG
FOR
JONESMURDER
Chong
Sam
Bow
Found
Guilty
at
Vancouver:
Reprieve
to
Be
Asked
Accuse.1,
who
is
well
dressed
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
7.
Chung
ana
oi
uivoraoie
appearance
sal
tfam
Bow,
Chinese,
was
sen-
in
Ihe
dock
with
bowed
head
al-
fenced
lo
death
in
Mr.
Ju.stirn
inosl
entirely
.
throughout
the
(irepory's
court
last
night
for
proceedings,
raisin?
his
headjlhe
murder
or
John
Clayton
only
when
addressed
and
plane-
Jones,
electrician,
on
July
Itf
inp
occasionally
al
Uie
wilnes-Jat.
es.
llebire
Ihe
I
rial
commenced,
Mr.
Juslice
I).
A.
Macdouald
excused
rroni
duly
the
Grand
Jury
and
any
rejKirt
on
public
conditions
il
has
lo
make
will
he
banded
lo
Sheriff
..Shirley,
Ihrouph
Ihe
roreman,
J.
C.
McLennan.
Members
or
the
petit
Jury,
olber
than
Ihose
actinp
in
Ihe
I
rial
now
in
progress,
were
excused
rmm
rurlber
duly.
II
is
expected
thai
Ibe
Nishida1
Irial
will
conclude
late
Ihis
afternoon.
Case
Outlined
In
making
his
preliminary
outline
of
Ihe
evidence.
Mr.
General
Assembly
bul
Ihe
Democratic
judiriarv
ticket
in
Man-.,
,"r
"V"'?
""lu"'"
'
,
hattaii
and
th?
Bronx
were
swept
into
office
Mayor
llolpb
of
San
Francisco
was
re-eiecieii.
The
results
of
the
elections
leave
Ihe
two
houses
of
Congress
llepuhlican
with
small
majorities.
House
ot
llepretvntnthes
is
di
up
id
llcpublicans
225,
Democrats
201.
Socialist
1,
hide,
pendent
I.
Farmer-labor
t,
vacancies
3.
The
Republican
majority
is
IH.
The
Republican
majority
in
the
Senate
is
C.
Counsel
for
the
defense
will
apply
lo
Ottawa
for
a
reprieve
before
February
8.
which
is
the
dale
set
for
hanging,
contending
I
bat
Chong
Sam
Bow
was
sub
ject
to
fits
of
insanity
and
that
in
one
of
these
be
shot
Jones.
while
not
responsible
ror
UU
actions.
The
jury,
in
finding
tbo
Chinaman
guilty,
apparently
ae-
cepled
the
cool
ent
ion
of
Hie
a
crown
prosecutor
I
hut
blind
rape
;
rather
than
mental
insanity
.
prompted
the
CUinaniau,
who
:
drew
a
sun
and
shot
blindly
al
Jones,
whom
he
had'
never
seen
on
Ihe
crowded
street
here
al
noonday.
The
evidence
showed
that
Chong
was
subject
to
fits
of
anger.
PREFERENCE
TO
THIS
COUNTRY
British
Government
Suggests
Imposition
of
Duty
on
Canned
Salmon
and
Apples
LONDON,
Nov.
7.
The
British
two
visits
lo
Ihe
bunkbouse
0
"government
is
making
preference
proposals
lo
the
povernmenls
ol
the
Dominions.
At
Ibis
m.'orn-inp's
meetfnp
of
the
economic
conrerence
it
is
understood
the
British
representatives
expressed
are
that
France
ami
F.ngland
are!
heen
unsuccessrul.
and
he
had,avillinf
lo
"lPmU,e
rece,nt
both
desirous
of
preventing
returned.
former
Crown
Prince
Frederick
William
of
Germany
from
re-turning
lo.Jiis
"
estate
in
Silesia,
Murder
Provincial
Constable
R.
Ponder,
,
Ibe
first
-
witness,
pro
offer
of
increased
preference
by
the
addition
of
a
number
of
articles,
Ihe
most
important,
so
'
'
r.
I
i
i
v
.
iar
as
i.auaua
is
concerned,
ie-
,
,
i
.....
where
be
would
be
in
a
position
duced
plans
drawn
by
himself
"'"
-"-"
lo
Intrigue
with
German
royal-lo
scale
of
the
bunk
house
and,n?".
,
.....
ists
for
a
return
or
Ihe
inon-'its
surroundings.
He
luul
reach-L
".'f
0fer
"'
to
ono
archy.
led
the
scene
before
Ihe
body
or
r.or
,m',1osi
ion
"f
on
Ibe
Prince
still
lives
al
Wier-
Ihe
dead
man
had
been
removed
for,:,Rn
;r,lucls,
wUh
,,0
pcr
I.
.
.
cent
nreferenee
to
enudre
nro.
ingeu,
Holland,
wnere
lie
nas
ironi
ine
uuuk
nouse
wiiere
ne
.
.
'
been
exiled
since
the
Armistice.lfell
near
Ihe
stove.
This
was'lUC1.'
Royalist
newsiapei's
are
urpingon
Ibe
morning
rollowinp
about
that,
oi(
humanitarian
ground.
I0.:t0.
'
he.sboud
be
permitted
to
return'
Were
Quarrelling
lo
Germany
lo
reside,
hut
II
Is
significant
that
the
agitation
N.
Inabe
stated
(but
he
knew
accused
who
had
worked
with
comes
at
a
lime
when
the
pre-jhini
at
Buckley
Bay.
He
(wit-sent
government
is
.threatened
ness)
had
come
into
Ibe
bunk-wit
h
collapse.
house
about
0.30
p.m.
on
Aug.
TWENTY-TWO
KILLED
WARSAW,
Nov.
7.
Twenty.
in,
anu
nan
nearti
.jsmua
anu
Harala
talking.
The
lone
of
I
heir
conversation
was
low
ami
luv.did
nol
know
what
they
were
two
persons
were
killed
and
a
talking
about
but
they
were
ap-
seore
wounded
in
riots
and
parent
ly
quarreling.
Harala
was!
REPARATIONS
TO
BE
DISCUSSED
ONCE
MORE
PARIS,
Nov.
7.
The
reparations
commission
decided
to
comply
immediately
with
the
German
request
on
the
reparation
question
as
proposed
by
the.
Berlin
Government
on
October
21,
if
the.
several
Governments,
Including
Ibe
United
Slates,
are
unable
lo
agree
regarding
set-
bombing
growing
out
of
a
strike
lying
in
his
bed.
This
quarrel
ting
up
of
an
advlsery
Investlga.
of
railway
norker?.
XonliuUed
ou
pe't
iu
liou
iromiuiltee.