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i
taxi
nn
Ilrvrd
he
had
successfully
de-
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referreil
back
to
the
Railway
findeil
yesiritJay
in
winning
the
Commission
the
appeal
that
wa
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iiii.ii
Emotoveea
at
Allenbv
Will
Re
turn
to
Anyox
Until
Prices
Higher
ANYOX,
Nov.
2.
According
to
an
announcement
made
today
by
It
S.
Mu
n
roe,
vice-president
and
gemyal
manager
of
the
Granby
Company,
Allenby
anil
Copper
.Minimum
win
close
ntr
u
ami
re-
in
Kuberlb8
fur
the
Dally
New
Both
Alike
"If
appeals
were
to
be
allowed
on
questions
or
this
kind
from
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one
sine
inej
uum
u,v
allowed
from
the
other,
and
an
order
of
the
board
would
soon
come
to
have
little
or
no
significance
unless
11
were
reviewed
and
veil
bv
the
government.
H
i
.
,
,
.
,
iiihiii
mi
,
until
.neb
lime
as
Ihe'un
lo
relieve
the
ministers
from
copper
market
warrants
Ihe
com-'such
responsibililies
that
the
ini'iiceinenl
of
operations
on
the
coinmission
was
set
up
and
in-snile
necessary
lo
produce
cop-'clilentally
also
to
free
Ihe
settle-ner
i
.
i.iiu-aiii
of
imifll.
The
men!
of
such
questions
as
far
as
n
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If
ill
IIIUV
f
Mini
copper
iviiiuiliaill
who
wenvm
nun
vni-v
si-nt
fioni
Aiivn
will
lelinn
hcru
i-eiisc
its
ileolsion
in
a
way
nioie
.
iilinost
immediately
and
be
taken
.favorable
lo
me
nsem
oi
u
cure
of
in
connection
with
Anyox
railways;
though
it
may
not.
But
'oi.erations
in
the
meantime.
ihad
the
government
mau
so
h
The
third
race
I
made
ieee-
Alberta
a?aiuM
the
onler
of
the!
(Special
lo
Iaily
Newsj
rary
lierause
tlie
llluenooe
fiilhsl
commission
lal
year
relating
toj
AN
VOX.
Nov.
2.
Owiny
b
the
pas
a
buy
U
seaward
in
freight
rales.
On
paper
lht
uusallsfaclory
idate
of
the
Cop-UIimi
of
Ihe
mle
and
the
lookn
much
like
movins
Ihe
ipies-
per
market
with
no
prospects
of
race
cooiiiiHIee
awanled
yesler-
lion
attiund
in
a
circle
ami
leav-
u
ehanirc
for
the
better
in
sivht,
days
rare
to
Ihe
Columbia.
lny
It
at
Ihe
slarliny
tjKdnt
The
the
manaKemenl
of
the
Cranhy
Tbe
IhUil
race
will
be
sailed
Railway
Comtniion.
however,
'Company
has
been
forced
to
Tol-(ymorrow
Jwas
created
to
reirulalc
firighl
'low
the
action
or
all
copper
pro-
-
rates
and
other
kindred
matter
during
ciunpanies
throughout
SOCIALISTS
of
MAKE
GAINS
Liberals:
300
Cities
Heard
from
LO.MKIN.
Nov.
2.
The
COPPER
MOUNTAIN
Will
NOT
OPERATE
re-
UNTIL
PRICE
CHANGE
with
a
view
to
seeing
thai
the
the
country'
nke
a
reduc-public
gel
fair
Ireatnrent
from
t
km
in
wascs.
This;
arcordins
the
transportation
systems.
In
(l
the
notice
which
was
posted
order
that
it
might
do
Dial
the!yetcrday
lhrou:h"ul
Hie
ramp,
iMianl
wa
Kiven
brtad
aiid
ar-
will
bo
Into
elTecl
on
November
bitrary
powers,
ami
has
in
prac-
5.
The
cut
will
be
equivalent
jtire
funclbmed
aliiut
a
a
courl'to
the
last
raise
aud
Ihe
scale
most
of
Advantane
Is
at
Eipense
of
first
and
last
resort-
Theremin
t,e
that
existing
prior
lo
are
khmI
reasons
wny
appeals
i
March
10
last,
mis
means
inai
auainst
it
rulings
should
onl
,10
maximum
rut
will
amount
lo
he
allowed
by
the
government
in
exceptional
cireunislanrcs.
If
thai
became
customary
l
lie
ults
of
Ihe
municipal
elections
.
.
.
.
,
..
Vi-Klerdiiv
III
300
cilion
ami
biiroiiKlis
in
England
indicate
thai
soeiallsls
are
rcifainiuz
siime
of
Ihe
uround
they
lol
.
n
(Fill
1,
I
-
r-
be
abolished
"A
freisht
rales
quest
ion
Is
not
one
to
be
decided
off-hand
by
resolution
of
a
cabinet.
Ihere
last
year
u
Ihe
municipal
con-
.
.
inwdved
tesli.
Their
gains
have
been
r
a
tulj,fnrl,ry
..eltlement
by
mo.iiy
at
Hie
expense
oi
erais
.
.
nlll
tl0
subject
is
The
net
eoclalisl
gain
was
six
seals
in
Bradford.
They
made
u
desperate
attack
in
Liverpool
bul
fulled.
The
labor
parly
gained
two
peats
In
Manchester.
too
involved.
The
commission
has
leisure
for
the
study
of
such
problems,
and
all
Ihe
expert
assist,
ance
that
may
be
required.
In
this
instance
it
might
have
been
more
acceptable
and
perhaps
fifty
cents
a
day,
while
in
some
cases
it
will
he.
less.
While
Ibis
action
hfs
been
necessary,
the
circular
posleil
stales
thai
as
soon
as
the
copper
market
shows
an
Improvement
and
julifie
the
advance,
wages
will
resume
their
present
status.
TWO
CRIMINAL
CASES
AT
ASSIZES
TO
OPEN
HERE
JUESDAY
NEXT
Two
criminal
cases
will
bo
dealt
with
at
the
Supreme
tJourt
more
popuhrY
If
the
government
Assize
opening
here
next
Tues-
had
altered
the
ruling
on
Its
owli
responsibility.
Hut
if
thai
were
done
on
appeal
of
the
provincial
day
before
Mr.
Justice
Macdouald.
They
will
be:
Ilex
vs.
K.
nztom
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
n
a
hurry
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Pbone
and
Party
Use.
II
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Beet
Car
and
Beat
Service
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Northern
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL.
XIII.,
NO.
259.
IMtlNCE
HUPKHT,
11.(1,
)ni
DAY,
NOVEMBER
2,
1023.
TMUrMr'1
ClrtulitlM
172S.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NEW
ARbUENTS
BEFORE
RY.
COMMISSION
PRINCE
WILL
BE
PALL
BEARER
AT
THE
FUNERAL
OF
FAMOUS
COMMONER
British
Columbia's
Case
Before
the
Railway
Commission
is
Taken
Into
Consideration
Again
Today
OTTAWA.
Nov.
J.--Member
of
the
Hoard
of
Hallway
Com
iiii.oioiiei
are
now
engaged
in
revi"viiig
the
evidence
submit-1
led
(o
them
and
to
(he
Privy
Omtiril
regarding
British
Columbia
j
freight
rate
und
it
is
likely
to
be
Mime
time
before
a
derision
J
i
reached.
j
Th
order
in
roiinril.
referring
buck
the
B.C.
freight
tariff,
directed
the
commission
Id
review
the
evidence
alreadv
in
its!
Hisseiou
aud
ulso
the
argument
made
before
the
Privy
Coun-i
mi
when
the
ujipeal
wax
hni.
The
order
did
not,
however,
direct
that
further
hearing
be
held
by
the
board.
THIRD
RACE
IS
TOMORROW1-
HALIFAX
Nov.
A
Hi
ml
j
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2.
The
fact
that
the
llailway
Hoard
is
to
re.,
view
the
evidence
submitted
hy,
Premier
Oliver
itid
(..
G.
Mc-
Ii..
.
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.....
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.
;l
l
A.
ieiure
uie
iTiij
ouihtu
i
-r
linrt
rain
ami
should
result
,in
a
decision
for
at
I'-a-l
a
iiumII-
'
firallon
of
the
present
western
Yesterday
Celumbla
Deelaped;,K(.riniinaona
Jm,
8,.eral
Winner
Because
Bluenose
oiiiiion
expressed
here
in
gov.
Broke
Rules
lerunieutal
rlrele.
Premier
TANKER
CRASHES
INTO
DREADN
AUGHT
SAN
PEDRO
HARBOR
SAN
I'KIHIO.
Nov.
2-The
oil
tanker
C
Dodd
crashed
into
4he
Dread-naught,
New
Mexico,
in
the
harbor
here
tail
night.
Tl'e
entire
how
of
the
tanker
was
carried
away
while
several
.dale
of
the
Dreaduaughl
were
slove
in.
The
tanker
had
to
be
helped
to
an
anchorage.
Oliver,
it
is
understood,
will
con.
U7APE?
IT
AWVftY
Tft
lliiue
the
fight
until
equal
rales
unwi.
iw
are
will
be
necessary
o
dertde
have
been
obtained.
,
)
Mint
of
the
iiilernaltoual
lirriiien
irophy
which
C(d.
Anstia
atlerr-of"the
Snvn
Scotia
schooner
Bluenose
be-
Newspaper
Comment
I
In
Edmonton
Journal,
fussing
the
decision,
vyY"
di
"'Hie
Dominion
governtireiil
Orop
BE
CUT
TO
RATE
IN
FORCE
LAST
SPRING
In
Ocppee
Prices
Necessary
Reduction
Wae
Scale
Makes
In
Nlshida,
charged
.mverniiieiil.
like
action
could
with
1
lie
murder
or
J.
uara'a
at
imrillv
be
refused
if
the
railways
'Buckley
Bay
on
August
20.
L.
W
Law
fit
to
ask
for
a
revision
of
,Patmore
of
Palmore
&
Fulton
has
-
some
some
other
inner
order
of
the
board.
the
case
for
Ihe
defence.
Rex
vs.
Tommy
Atkins,
charged
with
the
theft
of
a
banjo.
.
r
isuer
win
act
as
crown
prosecutor.
There
are
no
civil
cases
on
the
list
hut
Ihere
will
be
a
number
of
divorces.
The
divorce
cases
are:
Maude
.S..
Kingston
vs.
Alvlu
S,
Kingston,
hlsle
Glaum
co-respondent.
W.
S.
Skulsh
vs.
Mabel
Skulsh
Frank
Harris
co-respondent.
S.
P.
Calder
vs.
F..l!h
Calder,
Abel
Russ
eo-jespondenl.
K.
K'ollins
Vs.
Tlioiuas'Kollins
K.
I.e
Hoy
co-respondent.
Helen
W.
Blackburn
vs.
Alfred
Blackburn.
l
L
.
-
-
-
-
alleration
4
aulhoHly
of
the'uiid
its
fit
larcl
would
bav
btea
vakeae4
6f
V.ixtiil,-:
future
decisions
robbei
-.tftsflHsW
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ilight
Hoii.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
Prime
Minister
of
Canada,
in
unipanv
with
Hon.
P.
C
Larkin,
High
Commissioner
for
this
country
in
Loudon.
Array
of
Notables
Including
Priice
of
Wales
to
be
Pall
Bearers
to
Andrew
Bonar
Law
LONDON,
o
II'
w
..rn..,.tli-
-l.il.ul
lli.-il
Ihe
Prine
,"
Premier
Suggests
there
was
Agreement
between
Stevens
and
Gen.
McRae
V1CTOIMA,
Nov.
2.
Premier
Oliver
in
the
Lsgislalure
yes-;
terday
asked
W.
J,
Bowser
to
declare
that
Ihere
was
no
agreement
between
Hon.
Harry
Steven,
M.P.
for
Vancouver
Centre",
and
General
A.
1).
McRae,
leader
of
the
provincial
parly.
The
request
was
made
by
the
premier
during
a
half
hour
spech
which
he
commenced
immediately
after
Mr.
Bowser
had
finished
the
principal
addre.es
of
the
day
as
his
contribution
lo
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne.
The
premier
moved
the
adjournment
of
the
debate
and
will
he
Hie
first
speaker
Mils
ailer-
noon.
II
is
understood
an
arrange
ment
will
be
made
to
hold
night
sittings
very
soon.
Six
ministers
replied
to
ques
tions
submitted
hy
H.
H.
Pooley
as
lo
whether
insurance
on
buildings
controlled
hy
their
departments
was
placed
with
the
firm
of
Gillespie,
Hart
4
Todd,
ami
all
six
replies
were
in
the
illegal
ive.
Hon.
A.
M.
MansiMi
save
a
list
of
insurance
companies
insuring
j
.
i
'
......
v.
...
,
,
of
VV.,Vw4t
,
eju
esenTKi,.,
tjeorye
at
I.,,
funeral
ufr
mC'i
Referring
to
Ihe
wlnrn
df
llun.
nun.
Andrew
.vnurcw
Uonar
oouar
Law
lmw
at
ai
WcstminMer
esuiiiiiuT
.lley
.iuey
next
nri
.Monday.
.muhuji.
r
;
-
,
-
,
".
,
i
The
Prince
w.ll
be
Ihe
principal
pall
bearer.
Other
,ll
'
bearers
fn,ou"1
''"d
b'
will
Hon.
J.
II.
Whitley,
speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons;
'"l'T
.'
-
.
.
.
....
Watson
Watson
agencies
aseneies
for
for
25,000.
2o.000.
Earl
Balfour
and
II.
H.
Asquith,
former
premiers;
Lords
Fitz
aliui.
Carson,
Heavei
brook,
aud
Austen
Chamberlain;
Hamsay
Macdouald,
leader
of
Ihe
labor
oppo-ition
in
the
House
of
Com
mons.
Action
of
Premier
Poincare
May
Prevent
United
States
Taking
any
Part
in
Inquiry
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
2.
Interpretations
of
the
French
foreign
oTfice
upon
the
speech
of
Premier
Poincare
l
N?vcr
indicating
lie
purposed
sharply
to
restrict
the
proposed
inquiry
by
economic
expert
into
the
reparations
question
has
shocked
aud
surprised
official
Washington.
Officials
here
had
been
under
Ihe
impression
that
Premier
Poincare
had
accepted
the
expert
committee
plan
willi
reservations
only
of
all
French
rights
under
the
Versailles
treaty
and
the
insistence
of
the
com
mittee
lo
function
under
the
reparations
commission.
MAY
BE
NO
YACHT
RACE
Skipper
of
Bluenose
Threatens
to
Go
Home
and
Sails
Away
HALIFAX,
Nov.
2
(Noon)
Schooner
Bluenose,
twice
winner
of
the
International
schooner
race
and
winner
of
two
races
this
year,
the
last
of
which
was
taken
from
her
yesterday
on
a
technical
protest,
cast
off
from
her
wharf
this
afternoon
and
sailed
down
the
harbor.
It
Is
believed
that
Cap
I.
Walters
Is
carrying
out
his
threat
made
this
morning
to
take
his
boat
home
and
sail
no
more
In
this
year's
International
races.
PRINCE
NOT
RETURNED
BKRI.IN,
Nov.
2.
Denial
Is
made
of
reports
that
former
To
what
extent
the
limitations
upon
the
scope
of
the
inquiry
would
influence
American
participation
is
not
indicated,
but
olllcials
regard
any
plan
not
pro
viding
full
and
free
examination
HEAD
OF
FOREIGN
FREIGHT
DEPARTMENT
been
to
Prince
yet
who
may
have
an
im-
.
...i....a
l..vul..r
llm
fit
I
lira
peeled
lo
arrive
here
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
steamer
Prince
Report.
One
of
these
is
D.
O.
Wotsl.
traffic
manager
in
the
foreittn
freight
department
and!
manager
of
the
CjO.M.M,
The
visitors
will
not
remain
here
long
but
will
go
out
on
the
Crown
Prince
William,
exiled
in!trnn
eastbound
Ihe
same
even
Holland
since
me
war,
turned
to
Germany.
has
re-
Col.
W.
.1.
II.
Holmes,
Victoria
land
surveyor,
who
has
spent
some
lime
on
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
this
season,
is
sail,
ing-
tonight
by.
the
Princerfs
Mnvy
for
the
south
with
his
ing.
C.G.M..M.
steamer
Canadian
Volunteer
should
arriva
here
lalo
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
lo
enter
the
dry
dock
for
general
overhaul
and
repairs.
Last
night
at
H
o'clock'
she
was
about
280
miles
south
of
Prince
Ru
jit!
bouud.
f-
fl
"poft.
W.
K.
Esling
of
Rossland
filed
a
list
of
quest
ir.ns
on
the
Pacific
(ireal
Eastern
mainly
in
connection
with
payments
made
lo
the
Northern
Construction
PREMIER
OLIVER
IS
NOT
OPTIMISTIC
OYER
LESS
AMUSEMENT
TAX
VICTORIA,
Nov.
question
of
taxation
will
natur-j
ally
take
a
good
deal
of
time
during
the
legislative
session
which
has
just
started,
Ihere
seems
to
be
a
consensus
of
opinion
that
any
relief
in
taxation
must
start
with
the
primary
industries
producing
the
necessities
of
life.
This
is
the
view
taken
by
Pre-
fnto
Germany's
capacity
to
pay
mler
Oliver
and
expressed
by
him
as
an
abortive
effort.
j
in
similar
terms
to
a
delegation
It
js
indicated
here
thai
the
of
theatre
owners
and
managers
I
United
States
docs
not
share
the
who
appeared
before
him
to
sug-jview
attributed
to
Poincare
that
gest
dial
the
Amusement
Taj
be
Germany's
debl
lo
the
Allies
nas
reduced
by
at
least
50
been
fixed
and
is
unchangeable.
tax.
operations
of
this
port,,
are
ex-'
KRUPPS
WILL
SHIP
COAL
FROM
SIX
OF
the
other
R.
B.
Teakle.
general
Arrangement
Is
made
With
Oc-
cupatlonal
Authorities
for
Delivering
Coal
CRITICAL
OF
GOVERNMENT
W.
J.
Bowser
Challenges
Them
ed
to
Call
a
General
Election
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2r
For
-two
hours
In
t
lie
Legislature
yesterday
afternoon
W.
J.
Bowser
flay.-
the
ViMi.rin
u.irlimi..e
,
lOllllUlllllr
the
Oliver
administration,
hy
.
challenging
the
onvHrn
Government
r
i
to
call
.a
general
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance
from
Europe,
Mr.
Bowser
asked
what
the
trip
was
all
about.
"If
it
was
for
I
be
purpose
of
at
tending
a
Sinn
Fein
convention
at
Dublin,
as
was
rumored,
then
I
object
to
our
money
being
used
for
the
purpose,"
be
said,
Dealing
with
the
mutter
of
finaneesf
the
leader
of
the
op-
position
said
the
Government
boasted
of
having
more
sinking
funds
than
any
other.
This
wad
true
because
they
had
floated
more
loans,
lie
expressed
me
(opinion
that
the.
Pacific
Great
Any
Reduction
In
Taxation
ustKasl).Ti
snoud
be
completed
to
Start
With
Primary
Indus
tries,
He
Says
Prince
George
and
attacked
Attorney
General
Manson
for
alleged
failure
to
fulfil
his
pro-
While
theinises.
LABOR
OPPOSED
TO
PROTECTION?
Passes
Resolution.
Against
It
Irr
England
at
Meeting
of
V
General
Council
'
LONDON,
Nov.
2.
-Organized,
labor
in
F.ngland
yesterday
re-
Igislered
unqualified
opposition.
1,
..I
tl.l.
I...IIT
(.w.-
IO
iu
I
riniiivi
roillrr
na
DUlimiil
n
.v.-
....
.
,
.
,,
.11
me
peopie
ui
uie
iwww
".,..
n-r
ere
foe
the
understand
that
the
amusement
wiji.!
ead
unemploy-
lui
,r,.
...a
.v7e
v.
..
r
resolulUm
was
adopted
or
admission
o
all
entertain-)
of
lh(J
nerap
ments
other
than
those
of
a.
.,
.
.,
,..,
,,.
nl....ilol.tu
..nl-i,.l!..
.,..1.11-..
1"'V"
...v.
10
nAifitin
rnunnnnw
.
...
..
.....
:
..na
llabor
oartv
calls
upon
labor
"to
iaturainu
lunHmiwiry''
1
.
T.T..
.
-iwui
to
the
utmost
u.e
sped-
iinr
viiir?
iiat:
iiiiiuuru
nir
wxx
....
.,
..'in
the
admission
price,
but
Iwo
tifficials
vylio
have
never
,.
,
,
theatres
are
not
absorb
.
o
-i
i
before
.r
ug
Rupert
the
Ihe
ious
arguments
of
protection.'
BALLOT
STUFFING
AUSTRALIAN
LABOR
PARTY
IS
SCANDAL
IMPORTANT
MINES
of
-5.:!!,tod
ana
TWO
OUSprnoou
ruiivn-
Ing
an
Investigation
SYDNKY.
N.S.W.,
Nov.
2
Four
prominent
members
of
the
Labor
party
have
been
expelled
and
two
DUSSKLDORF,
Nov.
2.
11
is
suspended
for
Iwh.
years
each
.
.m..:.
.ii..
.......
i
ii.
..
.i..r:.,iiA
.
n:
h...
.....
,
........i.,l
In
iMHiiaiij
aiuiuuuiru
ilia,
ticiiinic
lOIIUWHIJ
llie
inT-lll
ntnuuai
...
accord
has
been
reached
between
the
party
over
the
stuffing
of
the
Krupp
interests
and
the
oc-
ballot
boxes
and
the
finding
of
cupationat
authorities
for
the
secret
panels
in
the
boxes.,
The
resumption;
of
Ihe
delivery
of
boxes
were
used
at
parly
head-coal
from
'the
Salter,
Houack,
quarters,
A.
C.
Willis,
chairman
Hanover,
Helena,
Alialin,
and
of
the
party
nnd
a
special
com.
Hannibal
mine.
These
are
six
millee
made
.inyesligailjlous
and
of
the
most
important
pits
in
the
expulsion
of
the
member
the
Km?')
ystem.
follo'ved
-
.