Two
Account
of
Asqulth
and
Lloyd;
George
Regimes
la
Valuable
Chronicle
LONDON.
Nov.
I.
i.
-
-
HI.
in.
H-
I
public
school
of
Canada,
ac
cording
to
figure
Hiipplled
by
Ihe
minister
of
education,
lu
'.Hie
past
year
12,217
nupll
at
tended
training
classes
against
'
5M
Uie
pit
iuus
vear.
Smilhou
a
very
successful
Hallowe'en
tea
and
sale
of
lioine
,
,
.
.
,
cooking
was
held
yesterday
with
Conspiring
to
Bring
1(HJ
1(
(it
j,,,,,,,
,;,iurch
UI1(er
Million
Dollars
Worth
i(m,
Aid.
,,,,,.
of
,h.
M,-
Drugs
to
U.S.
,
r(om.
uprp
heautlfully
de
SIWTTI.K.
Nov.
I.
corated
with
nalloweni
color.
while
the
lea
tables
were
liriiclit-
Jupanese
oIllceo-oMbe
Jiiianete.
p)(
uilh
rtir)anlhemuni.
The
f
-emitter.
Aynlia
Mani.
have
,(,mr
COoLiritr
laldr
was
arranged
i;rcn
Mrr-siej
ni
.vnrnireu.
,
.,
M-
Xevwdl
n,
Mrs.
WasliltiK'oii.
on
a
charge
of
con-
i11M,m-.l
while
the
randy
piling
lo
Urintr
into
Hie
lulled
(a((,
wa!4
,,rri,w
over
hy
Mrs.
Stairs
a
nullum
iiminr
worm
oi
s
ja,j,m,
ilruas
lu
monthly
instalment
of,
...
I
under
the
fifty
pound.
Federal
uIIIciT
,irt.ciu
of
Mr.
Frank
Morris,
r
lalin
to
liavc
coiuieeled
these
Mrt
x
a!IM,.
Mrs.
Iterl
Mnr-
Iwo
with
the
biggest
drug
ring
pa,
al1,
Mr-.
'Jos.
flay,
ami
Mrs
i
JBIiatl
I
lie
ponce
purmnsru
,;.-
JohllIoiie
acting
a
Dtie
pound
of
opium
from
the
ca,llpr
men
before
'heir
arrest.
LAST
WRITING
The
sum
of
?5.lM)
was
realized,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
LOSE
TERRITORY
IN
SOUTH
OF
DISTRICT
Further
particulars
of
the
pro
po.e.l
redistribution
sthenic
to
hand
indicate
that
Ocean
rails
and
possibly
Swansnn
Kay
will
be
cut
off
from
Prince
Huierl
"""v,1114i,11(.lirv
lnnic
.,
fP
a
,M,..rew
Monar
..aw
n
om
''",',1,111:1.1
n-lditioi,
from
Omlneca.
hi
i
eu
ti.
wrote
a
full
iiccouiM
oi
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,
,.,
...
.
.
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.
.
(M.
pin
mi,
nil-
n-Ki-
"r..
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v.,j"
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CTir
;.,,,r
:
iwnrr
I.HiJII
iiriMHH
"
-
Hier
nrcurdinir
to
Ihe
British
Weekly
The
jourunl
desc.-ihes
Ihe
former
premier"
i
work
as
a
fait
ti
fill
chronicle
which
woi
prove
a
valuable
footnote
to
liolitfcal
history.
INTERIOR
DISTRICT
GETS
ITS
FIRST
SNOW
Fall
or
Two
or
Three
Inches
as
Far
West
as
Terrace
The
i
lie
iiue
inle'lor
ntr
muiiuj
country
got
"
Us
QUESTIONS
ARE
ASKED
OF
THE
GOVERNMENT
YICTOhlA.
Nov.
t
The
Pa
cific
Ureal
l'.asteru
Hallway,
Hie
tloast
llance
Steel
Company,
and
(he
IKiukhobors
are
nmong
the
subject
on
which
W.
K.
Ksling,
Unnservntlve
member
for
lloss-j
laud,
Is
seeking
Information
ironr
II
llf.
Illlll
lllllllt
111
llir
ri
mi"-i
lonir
series
of
ipieslions
wliich
will
be
formally
brought
to
the
altention
of
the
government
on
(,
;
flisl
snow
or
the
season
yester.
.IVI.lav
"
t
day
according
to
arrival
in
Ihe'
mpT
,.nVi
lllVCD
city
(.iu
last
night's
train.
"I
here
TirAOl
LflUI
LflniLA
was
a
fall
of
I
wo
or
three
Inches
throughout
the
district
a
fur
west
as
Terrace.
Tim
weather
was
mild,
however,
and
the
snow
was
wet
nnd
will
soon
melt
mile
cold
weather
sets
lu.
PROVINCE
RANKS
HIGH
IN
MANUAL
TRAINING
AND
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
VICTOIWA,
Nev.
I.
British
Columbia
come
second
only
lo
Ontario
lu
manual
truinim;
and
dnnicslio
science,
work
in
Ihe
IN
ONTARIO
IS
DEAD
Miss
Clara
Martin
Passes
Away
at
Toronto,
Aged
49
TOIIONTO,
Nov.
I.
Mis
Clara
Martin,
aged
PJ,
a
former
member
of
Ihe
Board
of
Educa
tion'
and
the.
fii'st
woman
harris
ler
in
Ontario,
i
dend.
TEACHERS
THANKED
M
the
Rotary
Cluh
luncheon
this
nflerniion
a
resolution
mov
ed
by
l'i''d
Stork,
M.P.,
and
seconded
by
J.
Sluarl
MrLeod.
was
passed
with
enthusiasm
(hanking
Hip
Prine
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
Tor
Ihe
splendid
enlerlalnmcul
given
Iho
cluh
members
by
I
hem
hist
Fri-
Jj;
fli"
4-
On
Ihe
ground
that
the
pro
secution
had
not
proved
that
Pick
Butler
was
a
servant
of
accused
ami
that
the
court
could
not
assume
that
such
was
the
case,
Mauisrtale
McClymonl
this
niorniiix
dismissed
the
chance
aaaint
I).
Zarelli
f
selling
beer
tlirouvh
his
servant.
Kvideucc
was
Ivmi
by
ConslablfK
Stewart
and
lluggard
of
the
pnvincial
dry
squuil,
to
whom
the
beer
was
alleged
lo
have
been
sold,
and
K.
S.
Alllstone,
license
colleclor.
I.
J.
Malhesoii,
city
treasurer,
and
Chief
Vickers
reirardiuj:
the
hoblership
nf
the
Loggers'
Club
license.
v.
K.
Fisher
prose-
ruled
and
Millon
(ioiuales
ap.
peared
for
the
defence.
License
Issued
K.
S.
Allislouc
told
of
a
club
ami
mauaser's
license
befug
is
sued
on
approval
of
the
ci'y
council
to
I.
Zaretli
for
f
lie
log-
urrs"
Club
on
July
25.
Chief
Vicker.-te.tine..4bil
-ecusel
had
taken
out
the
license
which
he
had
O.K'd.
1).
J.
Malhesoii.
as
nctiiig
city
clerk,
wa$
unable
to
ahe
information
revanling
a
copy
of
I
lie
Lozirers
ciuli
minute
which
was
produced
in
court.
The
provincial
officer
lold
of
huyinsf
beer
at
the
Lugger'
Club
from
hick
Butler
on
October
3,
and
of
makiii?
the
arrest
of
Zarelli
on
Oilohcr
They
had
seen
Zarelli
about
the
bar.
Counsel
for
Ihe
defence
asked
for
dismissal
on
Ihe
grounds
Dial
It
bad
not
been
proved
that
the
beer
sold
was
t
tie
property
of
accused
or
that
Butler
was
actually
the
servant
of
Zarelli
Though
a
license
had
been
granted
accused
on
July
2l.
il
bad
not
men
been
proved
thai
he
still
held
an
iulerest
in
the
club.
Manager
Responsible
Prosecution
eouused
submit
led
that
there
was
nothing
lo
slinw
ii
change
in
Ihe
management
and
it
mut
be
assumed
that
Zarelli
was
still
the,
proprietor
and
man
nger
of
the
Loggers'
Club.
It
had
been
proved
thai
Butler
was
Ihe
steward
of
the
club
and
there
fore
be
must
have
Jieen
engaged
by
accused.
In
any
case,
the
net
deemed
the
manager
responsible
when
he
permitted
liquor
lo
be
sold
on
the
premise
by
any
person.
BANTING
STARTS
RESEARCH
BOARD
Oreat
Medical
Foundation
Has
Backing
of
Canada
and
United
States
ToltONTO,
Nov.
f
A
great
research
organization
to
be
started
here
will
be
known
as
the
Bunt
ing
Medical
Heseurch
Foundation.
The
first
contribution
to
its
.
,
.
.i
,
toumimg
comes
irom
me
coverer
of
insulin,
Dr.
Carl
BLUEN08E
WINS
TODAY
AND
IS
STILL
CHAMPION
i
HALIFAX
Nov.
I.
The
Blucuoe
won
today's
race
over'j
the
United
Stales
challenger
Columbia
in
a
strong
wind
and
thus
retaiiH
Hie
International
cliaiilpmuship
trophy
winning
both
races
sailed.
Qustavensen,
Prisoner,
Brought
Back
to
City
to
Face
New
Charge
CARL
GUSTAYENSON
IS
COMMITTED
FOR
.1
;i
MOOSE
HONOR
'MEMBER
WHO
IS
LEAVING
CITYj
Smoker
Last
Night
For
R.
C.
Chappell
and
Ootd
Ring
Is
Presented
to
Him
s
a
send-off
Jo
It.
C,
Chappell,
one
of
the
most
active
worker
for
the
order
I
id
the
city,
who
is
'
leaving
tonight
for
the
south
where
tie
will
remain,
Hie
local
Moose
Lodge
liejd
a
smoker
last
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
There
wan
a
prugrariif
of
music
and
speeches
aul
lib'
evening
was
most
enjoyablypenl
although.
of
course,
tlierelvvas
a
tinge
of
regret
'IomIIT
proceeding.
'
fred
Sradden,
didalor,
in
a
fitting
speech,
tendered
to
Mr.
Chappell
Mr.
Chappell
replied.
FOUND
IN
BILGE
TRIAL
FOR
ESCAPE
'This
afternoon
Carl
charged
with
escaping
law-
dis.
f..i
..iwtoily
at
Ocean
Falls,
ad-
Frod
milted
trviiig
lo
get
away
and
MUCH
WORK
ON
STEAMER
MONDAY
NEXT
Canadian
Volunteer
Due
Here
at
End
of
Week
and
Will
Overhaul
The
C.O.M.M.
Steamship
Canadian
Volunteer
Is
due
here
at
the
week
end
and
It
Is
expected
will
dock
on
Monday
morning
when
extensive
repairs
will
be
made
to
the
vessel
following
her
grounding
at
Cape
Mudge
recently.
She
will
also
undergo
a
general
overhaul.
She
Is
coming
here
from
Vancouver
and
after
she
leaves
the
dock
will
load
paper
at
Ocean
Falls
for
California.
EMPIRE
SETTLEMENT
IS
DISAPPOINTING
Dr
Macnamara
Urges
Remedy
For
Curse
of
Enforced
Idle
ness
"There
are
at
the
present
time
about
thrtf
hundred
thousand
I
young
fellows
in
the
ranks
of
the
'unemployed
under
30
years
of
inge
or
in
the
early
thirties.
U
'was
lo
give
these
men
the
chance
'that
so
many
of
them
so
richly
'deserve
that
parliament
in
May
iof
last
year
passed
the
Empire
Escaped
settlement
Act,
after,
of
course,
Carl
(tiislavensen,
who
escaped
from
..Special..
Provincial.,
l.on-
table
A.
.
Crate
last
week
while
on
his
way
south
to
Okalla
Prison
on
Ihe
steamer
Cardena.
was
brought
back
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
George
yes
terday
afternoon
by
Chief
Con
stable
A.
C.
Minty.
This
after-
noon
be
conies
up
before
Stipen.
diary
Magistrate
Waller
Gale
for
preliminary
hearing
on
u
charge
of
escapibg
lawful
custody
while
enroule
to
serve
imprisonment
for
another
offence.
Gustavcnseii,
who
disappeared
lu.i
Wednesday
evening,
was
found
on
Monday
afternoon
by
Constable
Heaven
of
Ocean
Falls
slowed
away
in
the
bilge
of
the
'..G.M.M.
steamer,
Canadian
Observer,
which
was
about
to
sail
for
California,
lie
was
im
mediately
re-arresieu
ami
inu
otlicers
in
charge
look
no
chances
on
losing
him
again.
the
discussions
on
the
matter
at
the
Imperial
Conference
of
1921.
So
far
the
result
have
been
as
I
think,
gravely
disappointing.
Under
all
schemes
down
lo
the
end
or
July
(that
is
.after
fourteen
months
or
the
Act
in
oper
ation'
the
total
number
at
persons
accepted
was
32,102;
and
or
these
25,918
had
actually
started
on
their
quest
ror
a
belter
chance
at
the
other
end
or
Iho
British
line.
The
actual
cash
commitment
to
the
end
of
July
was
292,000;
Ihe
actual
expenditure
151,998.
In
the
current
finan
cial
year,
with
a
provision
of
three
millions
of
money
(avail
able,
the
actual'
expenditure
to
the
end
or
July
was
110.531
Open
Spaces
Waiting
Meanwhile,
there
are
Ihe
open
spaces
ol
Ihe
British
Empire
waiting
Tor
num.
hardy,
endur
ing,
and
not
afraid
or
work.
And
here
are
the
300,000
young
fel
lows
of
the
employment
exchange
register.
Many
or
them
have
been
a
long
time
unemployed
and
thev
are
steadily
losing
heart
and
moral.
It
Is
now
or
never,
so
Tar
as
they
are.
concerned.
'.In
ia
few
vemvs
'
lime
the
curse
of
enforced
idleness
will
have
done
its
work,
and
many
of
them
will
have
miss
ed
their
tide.
i
Vnrxi-
him-
ensv
it
i
In
set
Employers
of
Longshoremen
Declare
for
Open
Shop
and
Negotiations
are
off
at
Present
VAXUOl'VKU,
Nov.
I.
The
strike
of
longshoremen,
which
ha
been
in
effect
in
British
Columbia
ports
since
October
0,
settled
down
today
lo
a
contest
of
endurance
between
the
strikers
;md
their
employers.
The
mailer
is
at
a
deadlock
with
the
shipping
and
stevedoring
companies
refusing
lo
negotiate
with
any
official
of
the
international
longshoremen's
union
and
the
strikers
refusing
lo
concede
more
than
that
their
representatives
in
any
negotiations
shall
represent
the
workers
and
not
nominally
represent
the
union.
,
f
'The
strike
is
primarily
one
to
.'
s
enforce
the
men's,
demand
foriBf
1
If
1
f
rAITlVr
five
cents
an
hour
for
loading
lumber,
any
other
demands
Xor
increase
in
wage
base
and
change
iti
certain
working
conditions
to
be
subject
to
subsequent
arbitration.
The
ordinary
business
Of
the
port
is
continuing
with
the
employment
of
non-union
strike
breakers,
but
the
loading
of
lumber
is
practically
at
a
standstill.
The
employers
have
declared
for
open
shop
along
the
waterfront.
'The
strikers
claim
that
inejperi
eiiced
labor
will
cost
the
employers
so
much
that
they
will
e.ventu-
lally
be
compelled
lo
meet
the
1
1
.......
.
.
.
r
ii...
i
i-
.
.
.
j.4J-J1hUS-JF'!--
In
a
letter
lo
the
London
Times!"
Dr.
Macnamara
urges
the
distri-iCKU
f
ATPHFn
ARC
bulion
of
young
unemployed
men
a
gold
Moose
ring
as
a
token
of
amOng
the
nation
of
the
Empire
the
lodge
esteem.
B.
M.
Simp-
jnai
are
jn
course,
of
develop-son,
past
dictator,
also
spoke
and
nienl.
He
says:
IWIl
VIIIVIIUU
llllli
Capt.
C.
11.
HI
..l
l
.....I
li
f.ilaii'l
il
l
CONTINUING
LIGHT
Fish
catches
continue
light
owing
to
bad
weather
on
the
banks.
Following
are
the
sales
at
the
Exchange
this
morning:
American
Mernraid,
1,000
pounds,
at
15.7c
and
iOe.
to
Cold
Storage
today
for
ancouver
to
complete,
But
I
think
Ihe
success
or
failure;
t
u..
i...,..lt..i
liwiiiMit
Vet
is
Banting,
who
will
contribute
.i,i
i,,.
wanted
to
see
his
brother.
I
do
want
finally
lo
put
Ibis
0,l)00
a
portion
of
Ids
share
or
nt
Portland,
Ore.
He,
however,,
Why
are
not
volunteers
selected
the
1923
Nobel
prize.
It
is
hoped
refused'
lo
sign
a
statement
to
In
groups
on
the
lines
of
the
Unit
a
if2,(iOO,O0O
fund
will
Unit
effect.
He
was
committed
Pals'
Battalions,
trained
in
ugri-evenlually
be
established.
'The
for
trial
and
Ihls
afternoon
will
cultural
enmps,
and
started
out
..r
il...
l.',,iiit.lnll.i,
...III
1...
...
i...i
x.
-
,
ii....
....
II,
ni,.
,Ai
uilvpnliirnT
A.
Egan,
the
Kltsumkalum
t
ii
Lit
nitiilitcp
mint
uitti'isl
lit
I
registered
nt
the
Hotel.
Huport.
WALES
TEAM
WINS
Thursday
more
than
$119,000.-
000
to
holders
of
1918
Victory
bond
who
did
not
"convert
tlieii
holdings.
Al
the
ltolary
Club
this
aHer-
noon
James
Sleen
gave
an
in
teresting
address.
George
Bryant
reported
back
aHer
being
ill
tor
eight
weeks.
T.
H.
Johnson
reported
aHer
an
extended
absence
in
the
south
and
east.
Visitors
present
were
F.
H.
Worlock
ot
Ihe
Victoria
Rotary
Club,
W.
E.
Collison
and
George
Morrow.
Having
loaded
180.00b
feet
,
or
lumber
ror
Japan
at
Ihe
lumber
..
....,,i.i..
u.i,u,i
i.
......
p.
i:
t
M
lirtTrtL
tuUrvl
FINDING
IN
DELPHI
CASE
Says
Officers
are
Criminally
Responsible
for
Loss
of
Life
and
Damage
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
1.
The
naval
court
of
inquiry
found
squadron
commander
K.
H.
Watson,
Lieut.
Commander"
Hunger
and-JLicnti'
'BIodgeir4jof
h
Delphi,
criminally
responsible
for.
the
disaster
which
crashed
seven
United
Stales
destroyers
off
the
California
coast
on
September
8,
and
resulted
in
the
death
of
23
men.
The
court
made
a
sweeping
criticism
of
oflicr.s
in
general
and
sent
i
lie
ir
Recommendations
to
the
court
martial
which
is
lo
try
the
officers
shortly.
co.
nnni
rvMAirt'
a
Canadian
T
UVLL
I
lUfllYEu)
H
naien,
y.imtr
pounds,
at
1
l.2ci
and
10.2c
to
Cold
Storage-
Co.
Fisher,
2,500
pounds,
at
11.
to
and
5)e,
tu
Cold
Storage
Co.
Cane
Snear.
9.000
nminiU
al
VICIOUS
ATTACK
ll.2c
and
10c.
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.lHoWs
Prince
.Rupert
and
North-
Impereuse,
3,000
pounds,
at
1
1.1
c
and
0c.
to
Allin
Fisheries.
Minne
V.,
300younds,
at
ll.tc
and
lp,
(,
Atlin
Fisheries.
GOVERNMENT
TO
PAY
ern
B.C.
up
to
Public
Scorn
VICTORIA,
Nov.
1.
IL
H.
Pooley,
member
for
Esquimau,
attacked
Hon.
A.
M.
Mansou
in
Hie
legislature
yesterday
over
the
FOR
VICTORY
BONDS
admin5s,ra,io
of,.,,e
,
,"uor
AeL
OTTAWA,
Nov.
t.
The
de
partment
of
finance
will
pay
or.
ne
saia
ine
conuiuous
in
.vorui-
ern
uriiisn
uoiumma
were
shameful,
especially
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
Mr.
Mansou
was
lo
blame.
Mr.
Pooley
said
two
men,
Olio
Besner
and
Alexander
Gooch,
had
Bed
lo
New
Brunswick
lo
evado
exposure
in
connection
with
the
wide
open
liquor
trade
in
the
northern
port
and
that.
Mr.
Man-
son's
law
rirm
had
been
engaged
as
solicitors
for
Ibese
two
men
about
Ihe
same
lime
that
Mali
son
took
over
Ihe
portfolio.
Mr.
Pooley
said
conditions
would
soon
lie
remedied
if
llu
proviifee
bad
a
decent
administration
instead
or
a
neglectful
Government.
Development
of
Ihe
province
was
neglected,
ho
said,
and
Ottawa
was
permute
..-.-,
-in
mi;
...ir...
..v.v,
........
,IT
.,...,
sleamer
Canadian
Freighter,
''""
"r
ssett.
siled
at
12:30
which
proiecu-u
inuwuu..
...
one
or
the
biggest
social
and
Im-
P
II
UAPEn
EDAM
perial
Issues
or
our
times.
Ami
Jftli
f
tlUllU
I
11V1U
Pi-ip-.j
i.
iv
.
...mmi...i.mi
.-.in
i'u
mi
couie
lieiore
Juujjw
louilg.
lunruu-i
v
r.,
I'l.rU
lln
iniiii-niilifiMiil
nnd
II
ali-endv
has
iv..
i.
..uioi.i
n.
l'mnire
Settlement
Act
nro-'
Alliance
.No.
t,
capt.
i.nris
uen
i
,...
i
j
it;
mi
ii
U.i
av
aij
'ij(tc
nsv
i
o
"
-----
the
backing
of
prominent
men
Crute
and
Inspector
Parsons.
in
Ihe
United
Mates
ami
Canada.
THE
KENNECOTT
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
vides
for
"trutning"
the
home
ricksen,
enmb
into
port
yesterday
government
bearing
hair
the
cost
nnernoon
wun
a
uiisteuu.....-of
any
scheme.
Will
those
who
cargo
or
salvnged
article
frum
are
about
to
get
together
to
give
Ihe
wrecked
motor
craft
Kenne-
I.ONDON,
uwm'"M
Nov.
I,
The
Wales
"
:
l'""
this
t
thing
ii
the
big
-"c
push
a
it
needs
-
coll.
,
naileries,
.
compass.
.
.
1
1.
1
,
isnv-
i"
"
t
in
inn
.
cily
yesterday
nflemoon
ami
'Is
rugby
leuiu
detealed
the
Ireland-Vtinusly
consider
this
question
louei
nxiures
ami
omei
vamm.u
d.
Prince.Scolland
learn
today
in
an
Inter-
of
training?
Piraonnlly.
I
imnK
iirnmes
weir
n.-n
...
T-'ualioiia!
fw
t"
21'
t"
lo.
it
n'l-'uifurtaat.
lustries.
The
member
ror
Esquiuiult
said
laxity
ami
inelllciency
in
the
enforcement
o
liquor
control
has
confronted
Canada
with
the
prospect
of
a
dry
wave
of
auli-
moderalion
which
may
lead
ultimately
to
bone
dry
prohibition.
Olier
Besner
seen
this
morn
ing
in
connection
with
the
charge
of
H.
R.IPooley
that
ho
had
skipped
mil
to
New
Brunswick,
staled
that
he
had
not
gone
to
that
province
and
had
no
intention
of
leaving
town
Just
now.
Ho
was
rather
amused
at
Mr.
pooley'
efforts
'
to
make-tiutiti.-.i!
,
ayilit!
at
bin
iVipetfee.
1
aw
.
c
)
When
You
Want
A
NEW
NT
TAXI
wail
BOSTON
GRILL
at
Third
Ave.
i-
99
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
id
a
hurry
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Phone
.
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service,
Beet
Cart
and
Bait
Service
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
tha
City.
Ratea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
v.OI
.mil,
v
PilINCK
pniNUK
HfPKIlT,
IIL'PEHT,
11.(1,
B.d,
Till
Till.
ItSDAY,
HSDAY,
NOVEMBMl
NOVEMBMl
1,
1,
12'J.
12'J.
Ynureir'
circui.tUMi
i.eso.
tr..t
mm
a.
price
FIVE
CENTS.
WATEKruONT
strike
is
endurance
test
LABORITES
AND
SOCIALISTS
ARE
ATTEMPTING
TO
RETRIEVE
REVERSALS
Municipal
Elections
in
England
and
Wales
are
Being
Held
Today
I.ONI'ON,
Nov.
I.
More
than
three
hundred
municipalities
in
F.iigland
mid
Wale
today
elect
councillor
In
replace
one
third
of
lln
total
iMimlter
of
representatives
who
retire
annually.
A
feature
of
the
present
mutest
is
the
strenuous
effort
being
Hindi'
hy
Lnboriles
and
Socialist
to
retrieve
the
reversal
suffered
liy
lli-m
during
the
pat
two
years.
The
tniiiji
issues
on
which
they
have
muipaigiird
are
unemployment
and
the
hoii-ing
shortage
but,
their
jMilieie
on
these
entail
considerable
public
expense,
th
are
meeting
wilh
strong
opnsition.
OFFICERS
OF
JAP
STEAMER
ARE
ARRESTED
,
.
SUCCESSFUL
SALE
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
BY
LADIES'
AID
SOCIETY
inter
the
rouu-tiorship
of
Mrs.
ZARELLI
CHARGE
WAS
DISMISSED!:
On
Ground
that
Butler
Wat
Not
Proved
Servant
and
Could
Not
be
Assumed
Such
l