VVti
Yn
Want
A
TAXI
n
a
hurry
Phone
99
eat
Oar
and
Bait
larvloa
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOL.
XIII,
NO,
205.
ELECTION
SOON
GREAT
BRITAIN
Dally
Mall
Says
Appeal
Will
be
Made
to
Electors
on
Decern
bar
10
LOMMl.V.
Nov.
W.
Circle
close
to
premier
Baldwin
fat
or
IveemlMT
jo
as
the
date
for
Ihe
lieneral
Vied
Ion
Brest
llrilain
on
Ilia
protection
Issue,
according
to
Ihe
I
(ally
Mail.
'
With
cilia!
auranre
t
Ii
Dally
Ks
press
says
no
election
Is
roiilcuiplaled
ncl
iiuinlh.
"I'll
csliinel
nu'els
today
when
the
question
of
an
election
niak.
inn
Hie
imposition
of
a
prolec.
live
tariff
the
iue
will
be
dis-ri
ed
and
perhaps
a
final
'
decision
will
lie
made.
premier
Haldwin.
u
is
believed,
will
make
an
Important
statement
at
Ihe
Lord
Mayor's
liauipH't
Untight.
URGE
REMOVAL
PROPERTY
TAX
Local
Businessmen
Send
Telegram
to
Victoria
Urging
Opposition
to
It
PETITIONS
SIGNED
j
Largely
sinned
petitions
nr
being
forwarded
to
Hon.
T.
It,
I'altullo
ami
itlier
.'northern
ineiuliers
urging
removal
of
the
personal
properly
lax
at
this
session
of
Hie
Legislature.
Also
a
night
letter
was
sent
liy
Ihe
detail
Merchants'
Association
lnt
niy
hi
as
follows:
"lion.
T.
!.
Pallullo,
Parliament
Bldgs.,
Victoria,
B.C.
"Merchant
and
businessmen
of
Northern,
B.C.
strongly
in
favor
of
total
abolition
Personal
Properly
Tax.
tin
fairness
of
same
has
united
them
solidly
in
pelilfoii
now
circulating,
rc-luesling
yourself
and
other
three
northern
members
support
our
views.
Four
registered
h'llcrjj
vll
go
forward
next
mail
bearing
signatures
of
one
hundred
jut
cent
of
those
canvassed,
Question
is
one
of
extreme.
Importance
especially
to
northern
merchants,
who
are
so
far
from
base
of
supplies,
and
your
full
support
and
influence
will
be
greatly
appreciated.
Kindly
notify
Messrs.
Manson,
Kerglu
ami
Perry.
"Prince
Itupert
rtelal!
Merchants
Association."
W.
K.
Williams
sailed
last
night,
on
the
steamer
Prince,
Ceofje
nr
vutorla
!
!
I
:
CRISIS
TODAY
IN
SOUTHERN
CHINA
ARMY
SURRONUDED
CANTON.
Nov.
'J.
A
crisis
in
Ihe
rouflict
between
northern
and
outh.
eru
Chinese
troops
in
Kwaug
Tung
province
has
lrenfear
lied.
apparently:
Canton
J
umler
martial
law
and
the
troop
of
Sun
Yat
Sen.
the
Smith
China
leader,
hae
been
sur.
rounded
by
be
forces
of
Oeueral
Chen
Chiung
Ming
at
Shcklung.
REQUEST
OF
GRAND
JURY
.....
Recommendation
Made
For
Bettee
Accommodation
of
Provincial
Prisoners
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
city
jail,
which
has
been
called
upon
In
the
past
to
accommodate
such
prisoners,
has
been
congested
for
some
time,
the
Grand
Jury
at
the
recent
session
of
the
Supremo
Court
Assizes
Is
submitting
to
the
authorities
a
recommendation
that
adequate
provision
be
made
at
this
point
for
the
accommodation
of
provincial
prisoners.
The
recommendation
has
been
handed
to
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
for
delivery
to
the
proptf
authorities.
POISONED
ARROW
HANDICAP
WINNER
LIVERPOOL
TODAY
i
i
LONDON,
Nov.
0.
Major
Cay-xer's
horse.
Plosoned
Arrow,
won
the
auluiuu
cup
handicap
of
two
thousand
pounds
run
hem
today,
The
second
horse
was
Sol.
Joel's
Kvander
and
the
third
Lord
Derby's
Pharos
III.
RADIO
SENTINELS
ARE
USE
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VUTroniA,
Nov.
U.
llmlio
sentinels
at
Carinananh,
Cape
Beale,
Leonard
Island
and
Parhemi
are
in
operation
la
nrolecl
shinning
olf
Hie
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
pend-
lug
more
elaborate
protection,
They
will
cnniinunicnle
with
Bamfield
life
saving
station
when
vfsMils
art
1..
dinor
mm
57,1X10
pounds
at
17.7c
and
1
0.5c
to
the
A
1
1
In,
Pacific
and
Booth
Fisheries.
The
N,
and
S,
sold
1,500
pounds
at
I0.3o
and
t'.'.So
to
th
AtHn
MaheHes,r
mil
Elizabeth
Howard
.
Waa
One
i
of1
Contenders
Tor
'Position
of
U.S.
Representative
(iLOLCiy
rCIt,
Mass.,
Nov.
III
luck
continues
lo
pursue
Hie
,r
fishing
schooners,
which
figured
in
the
races
for
the
international
fishermen's
trophy.
Word
lias
been
received
here
that
the
F.liza-belh
Howard,
Hie
unsuccessful
contender
in
two
elimination
contests
to
choose
the
United
States
represenlatiw
in
the
in
ternal
ioual
event,
.
has
been
wrecked
off
Porters
Island,
New-
Brunswick.
The
vessel
is
a
total
loss
hut
all
members
of
the
crew-are
safe.
REINDEER
AT
NOME
Judge
C.
J.
Lomen,
declared
on
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCB
niTI'KHT,
B.C.,
KB
I
DAY,
NOVEMBER
,
l23.
TMttrfir'i
Olffg.llo
1702.
JAIL
VERNONi
Justice
Morrison
Scores
Men
Who
Sold
Liquor
to
Charlie
Louie
l
VKHNON,
Nov.
"I
only
re
sirel
llial
I
lie
loan
who
sold
you
the
whiskey
is
not'
here
lo
be
.sentenced
wilh
you,"
said
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
in
passing
sentence
of
ten
years
in
Hie
penilenliary
on
Charlie
Louie,
an
Indian,
aged
38,
convicted
of
manslaughter.
The
assize
jury
yesterday
found
Louie
guilty
of
killintr
Strtrt
SlM
04
no
chances
and
billeted
all
the
fam
ilies
living
al
the
flats
with
families
at
the
mine
and
higher
beach
sections.
This
arrangement
was
effected
in
a
cpuple
of
hours,
and
lo
Hie
complete
satis,
faction
of
all
concerned,
and
was
ilendid
demonstration
of
the
safety
first
principle
in
actual
practice.
Apart
from
the
inconvenience
experienced
by
the
people
ami
the
temporary
shut-down
tif
mine
and
smeller,
the
new
dam
had
a
lest
which
it
may
never
have
to
stand
again,
for
once
it
is
completed
Ihe
spillway
will
take
care
of
the
excess
water
.
The
manner
in
which
the
occupants
of
Ihe
bunk
houses
were
-Icatered
ttf
ilurihr
linrpfffvcf
tfiei
tween
tMiuday
morning
and
the
noon
of
Monday
following.
worthy
of
mention
"i.
hurry
and
played
fine
se-
i:
..if.
...oi
.
i
i...if.
i
.
many
....
u
....
...r.
'i
,wlioMS
wllile
tie
tl
added
a
strung
recommendatioii
...
..........
n...
....
i:....
.....
AKt
UN
lNlKtAot
under
Ihe
influence
of
.liquor.
Nearly
Eleven
Thousand
Fawns
on
Reindeer
Farm
This
Year
1'iuor
to
the
Indians
should
be
Says
Owner
'arraigned
for
any
crime
their
,
j
customers
committed.
SF-VriLll,
Nov.
M.
Alaska's
Judge
Morrison
accepted
the
reindeer
population
showed
the
recommendation
to
mercy
anil
largest
increase
this
year
in
Hie
said
that
otherwise
he
would
history
of
(he
territory,
Carl
J.
bave
been
compelled
to
sentence
Loineii
of
Noiiu-.
son
of
federal.
Hie
Indian
to
life
imprisonment.
his
arrival
here
last
night
,.n
the
lIRf.FS
UIU,L0
FXPftRT
DUTY
steamship
Buford.
which
carried,
5?-
L
350
froien
rein.leer
as
part
of
her
UN
LUbj
1U
MAI
-3
cargo.
'
I
Ihe
six
herds
on
my
reindeer
VlC't'OIHA,
farm
at
Nome
showed
10,927
'Thomas
Nov.
Menxies,
-
-ii
independent
i
fawns
at
marking
time
this
year,.
member
for
Comox,
urged
in
Ihe
u'
ni,
BOY
GETS
OUT
WITH
orchestra,
roiisisling
oT
Messrs,
Liddell,
llasslar.
Waterman,
Oiffen
and
A
Ptnl
rn.iir
mml
t
I,
If
.l-ill.
m
,The
als.,
added
rider
that
jury
a
jc)i(ra
,
b
,
,
-Hie
while
men
who
sold
the
.
-
SUSPENDED
SENTENCE
Accidentally
Shot
Woman
and
Then
to
Cover
Deed
Sat
Fire
to
House
VF.IINON,
Nov.
9.
One
or
the
most
interesting
trials
ever
held
in
British
Columbia
interior
couniry
came
lo
an
end
with
"
'
!
I
Itn
I'nlnti
-
a
t
m
iiwitnn.lml
i
n
V
't
CM.F.
l
J"XH
lence
of
F.ric
Stanley,
aged
17.
bringing
Ihe
total
number
to
10,-Legislature
yesterday
that
aiiipnppd
Imiripr
i,ut
pleaded
000,
Lonven
assorted.
Similar
exiiort
duty
of
three
to
fixe
dol
increases
have
been
reported
for
lars
per
thousand
be
placed
on
government
and
other
private
logs
shipped
from
British
Col-herds,
tnuliia
lo
the
United
Slates.
Position
of
Canada
is
Strengthened
by
Action
oi
Imperial
Conference
who
was
found
not
guilty
of
at
uilly
of
arson.
The
boy
came
to
Canada
from
F.ugland
under
the
auspice
of
Hie
Salvation
Army,
which
holds
itself
responsible
for
bis
conduct
during
his
minority.
Stanley
was
employed
on
a
farm
at
Salmon
Ann
and
lie
evidence
showed
that
he
accidentally
wounded
his
employers
wife,
.Mrs.
T.
W.
Hall,
through
the
discharge
of
a
'
shotgun.
Convinced
that
he
had
killed
her,
the
boy
in
terror
set
firo.
to
Hie
ranch
house.
Mrs.
Hall
LONDON,
Nov.
O.-Uight
lion.
NV.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
llonJ
J'',,;"
Sir
Lonier
C.uuin,
and
Hon.
(Seorge
P.
liraham,
representing
""tU
hot
woi
ml
Canada
al
Ihe
Imperial
Conference,
exju-ess
themselves
as
well,
siiiistieu
witti
tne
result
or
ihe
deliberaiions
or
uint
uouy
which
closed
yesterday,
They
say
they
believe
lbs
position
of
Canada
in
Ihe
Kin
pi
re
is
strengthened
beyond
expectations
and
ques
tions
which
directly
affect
Canada
have
been
settled.
MEMBER
OF
EXECUTIVE
NF.W
YOHK,
Nov.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Can-
There
have
been
six
weeks
of
Constant
consultations
and
mlian
National
flailways.
was
speeches
by
the
conference
proper
and
also
by
Ihe
economiOjyesleiilay
electcrt
a
menvber
of
the
conference
which
was
subsidiary
lo
it.
The
official
lexl
of
Ihe.execulive
committee,
of
the
asso-res
.luiij?;s
:
qtpected
f.
b
i&suej
.-p
the
week,
end.
jcu'i..u
rail
'.-ay
exe.-uli-o.
NIW
H
nnnhnmr
inn
U
bumuh
mn
Third
Ava.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use.
Bast
Food.
Bast
Service.
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GERMAN'
ARISING
IS
EASILY
SUPPRESSED
MACKENZIE
KING
PLEASED
WITH
RESULT
OF
THE
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
a
Nationalist
Plot
in
Germany
is
Easily
Suppressed
and
Leaders
Ludendorf
and
Hitler
are
Taken
IlKMLIX,
.Nov.
U.--A
nationalist
plot
staged
in
Munich,
the
capital
of
lluvariii
liy
lieuernl
Ludendorf
mid
Adnph
Miller
lias
been
suppressed
mid
Von
poehener,,
who
was
named
premier!
by
Ihe
revolutionist
is
under
arrest,
according
to
advice
re-'
ccived
here.
j
Ludendorf
and
Hitler,
who
last
night
proclaimed
them-
nrlvi'n
respectively,
military
dictator
and
chancellor
of
alt
(ier-
many,
uner
ueing
narriraueu
in
me
wnr
minisiry
building
in
Munich,
were
surrounded
y
.troops
loyal
Wj
the
central
govern
ment
and
captured.
Advices
how
(hat
Doctor
Kahr,
Bavarian
dictator
under
Ihe
Von
Kiiilling
regime
and
ltirlivehr
commander
von
Lossow.
ranged
themselves
ngaiilst
the
Ludendorf-llitler
organization
and
that
Ihe
coup
was
confined
almost
wholly
to
Munich.
UNVEILING
OF
BOOTHTABLET
Presentation
of
I.O.D.E.
Pictures
to
City
Schools
Also
Take
Place
Today
The
tablet
lo
honor
Ihe
memory
of
Hie
late
Serxeant
William
Booth,
who
lo.
hi
lire
a
collide
of
years
asro
when
a!-templing
to
rescue
children
from
a
runaway
accident
and
after
whom
the
Booth
Memorial
.School
was
named,
was
unveiled
this
afternoon,
Archdeacon
(i.
A.
Hix
onicialing
at
Hie
dedicatory
services.
The
tablet
has
heen
placed
at
the
mqln
entrance
of
Hie
school
where
the
ceremony
look
place.
,
Following
IhUlhe
ceremonies
In
emTheetinVViftilne
firVsenlH-
.
I,"
;r.hool
by
Ihe
perlal
perlal'
'
Order,"
onirr.
Daughters
Daughters
of
of
FOUR
LIVES
LOST
Im
the
P.mpfrc.
of
a
group'
of'
war
pic-
lure
look
place.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
acting
regent
of
Municipal
Chapter,
made
the
presentation
and
II.
S.
lurn,
superintendent
of
the
school,
received
the
picture.
Ilepresen-lalive
of
the
various
suh-chap-lers
of
Hie
Order
were
also
in
attend
ance.
The
ceremony
took
place
in
the
school
auditorium
where
were
assembled
all
the
pupils
and
a
number
of
citizens.
In
Ihe
progress)
of
the
pro
ceedings
Ihe
scholars
cnsenlhlc
sang
"lit
Flanders
Fields"
and
a
hymn.
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mcl.eod
sang
"Be
British."
A
short
speech
was
also
delivered
by
Mayor
Newton,
A.
II.
Silversides,
chairman
of
the
tablet
comiiiitlee,
had
general
supervision
of
lie
unveiling
ceremony.
IN
EDMONTON
FIRE
Deficient
Apparatus
Causes
Delay
In
Qettlnq,
Blaxa
Under
Control
KDMO.N
TON,
Nov.
V.
Four
children
lost
their
live
this
week
as
a
result
of
a
fire
in
Ihe
Moulross
Apartments
corner
of
U'L'nd
Street
and
Alhabasku
venuc.
and
properly
valued
at
00,00(1
was
destroyed.
The
building
was
constructed
of
wood
and
hcavcrhoard
with
slije.ro
facing
,and
iroved
to
be
a
veritable
firelrap.
Within
n
few
niinules
after
the
alarui
was
given
Ihe
entire
place
was
an
Inferno
of
flames
out
or
which
residents
had
dinicutly
in
esriidng
clad
in
night
clothes,
Ihe
firemen
worked
well
but
there
were
delays
on
account
of
deficient
apparatus
and
Hie
fire
was
able
to
make
headway
be
fore
Ihe
water
began
to
play
on
it.
FISH
ARRIVALS
uue
.wucricaii
uoai
ami
one
Canadian
marketed
halibut
calches
at
Hie
Fish
P.xchauge
this
mforniiig.
The
Seattle
sold
ARMISTICE
DAY
Hav3
we
forgotten
that
day
of
joy
When
bells
rang
out
and
whistles
Mewl
What;a
sweet
home-coming
to
many
a
boy
yVho
fought
for
his
King
und
Country
loo.
v
.
O
VVe
remember
that
day
so
well
Forj
our
hauliers
waved
from
roof
aiid
pole;
.
For
Ihe.rannoii
ceased
lo
hurl
Ihe
shll
Thai
killed
Ihe
body
and
racked
the
soul.
I
.
And
many
a
home
was
glad
thai,
day
'
For
I
heir
soldier
Inds
IheyM
see
again;
And
eyes
were
bright
and
hearts
were
-gay
Thai
many
nighjs
had
known
but
pain;
Bill
many
sleep
in
far-off
lauds
And
Ihe.
turf
grows
green
o'er
many
a
breast;
They
.fought
Ihe
fight,
and
to
our
hand's
Their
charge
they
gave
to
do
Ihe
resll
'The
blood
Ihey
shed,
the
li?s
Ihey
gave
Are
all
in
vniu,
if
we
do
not
hear
Theirvoices
calling
from
the
grave
To
guard
their
gift
of
Freedom
dear.
And
while
we
bow
our
beads
today
In
silent
prayer
lo
Hod
on
high,
Lt
us
swear
to
make
the
Peace
Ihey
won
'
Our
one
and
only
Batlle-crv,
J.
C.
BIUDY.
FISHING
SCHOONER
IWniAWme
WRECKED
IN
ATLANTIC
.
i
...
.
-
TtN
YEARS
IN
Anyox
Smelter
will
Reopen
at
Beginning
of
Week
Following
Short
Shutdown
Caused
by
Rain
Special
to
Daily
News)
ANYOX,
Nov.
y.
Itepairs
to
Ihe
six
foot
flow
line
whfrh
was
carried
away
by
a
landslide
on
Saturday
will
be
compleld
by
the
beginning
of
coming
week
and
then
work
at
the
smeller
will
recommence.
The
mine
will
commence
operations
al
once.
The
measures
taken
by
the
company
to
take
no
risk
as
far
as
human
life
was
concerned
has
been
greatly
appreciated
bv
everi'iifie
hp'rf.
W'KiIa
lhoiA
v..,,.
....
..
;
.i
.
,
w..
,..v.
vii.
a.-
iiu
ioi.-mii
ui
imagine
mui
tne
new
Kastwood
multiple
arch
type
dam
would
not
withstand
the
water
pressure
for
which
it
was
designed,
the
manairemeni
of
i:ie
iirauny
company
company
look
iook
PERRY
URGES
COMPLETION
P.G.&E.RY.
Saya
Should
be
Less
Talk
of
Irregularities
and
Mora
Progressive
Policy
yiCTOHIA,
Nov.
.
A
idea
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Oreal
Eastern
Railway
through
lo
Prince
Oeorge
to
the
end
that
section
or
Hie
'couniry
riiarle
granted,
was
made
in
the
!eis-
,s
lature
W'ednesilav
iirininnn
l,v
The
Elks',
H
urP
i
r
nun
ami
mi-
iaiuonc
oiun
pre-ij.'orj
(jeorge
mlses
were
thrown
open
for
Ihe!'
Mp
,,'
.
,
.
entertainment
of
all
absent
from
,aIk
of
ap?e
,,,,
,
their
rooms
for
the
time
being.
...,,.
i...o.i:
while
the
Community
League
ep
'
,
f
open
house
,
Recreation
Hal
.1
,llore
rea,
pro,.ri,Ue
,)0,icy
'
:T
'n
7
"h
b""an
he
'a'
"I
construction,
and
n
wiol
tables
to
all
who
cared
to
while
away
the
time,
and
on
si
it
A
w
Sunday
niglil.
a
band
and
orches.
kAI
HhIM
A
II
All
Ira
concert
was
rendered
in
the
ilvIlLdlfl
11x11
picturefshow
hall,
whiclv
was
at
tended
liy
a
large
crowd.
The
band.
under
Bandmaster
J.
Varnes,
was
called
together
in
a
TO
TURN
BACK
Staunch
Motorboat
Ran
Into
Heavy
Southeast
Wind
and
Terrific
Seas
En
route
to
Islands
Running
into
a
terrific
southeast
gale
accompanied
hy
towering
seas
which
soon
had
all
the
passengers
suffering
from
tnal-de-mer
and
threatened
lo
turn
1
1
he
craft
over,
motorboat
Pacheita.
Capl.
A.
Swausou,
bound
from
Prince
Itupert
lo
Buckley,
gave
up
Hie
voyage
about
half
way
across
Hecate
Straits
lait
evening
and
relumed
lo
port
choosing
lo
tack
hack
against
the
storm
instead
of
taking
furl
her
chances
on
continuing
the
passage.
The
big
molorboal
left
here
at
2:30
yesterday
afternoon,
turned
hack
at
0:30
and
was
in
port
again
at
midnight
all
her
passenger.
being
intact
although
pretty
badly
shaken
up.
The.
boat
had
about
twenty
persons
on
board
including
Dr.
J.
A.
Briggs,
J.
Chase,
mill
superintendent
and
M.
M.
Morgan,
lime-keeper,"
of
Buckley
Bay,
ami
Capl.
Tommy
Watts
and
Capl.
Oammon
of
this
city
who
hail
planned
on
making
a
hunting
trip
to
Gardner
Canal
oa
returning
from
Hie
Islands.
WETS
MADE
GAINS
SCOTLAND
WHEN
YOTE
WAS
TAKEN
LONDON,
Nov.
D
In
Ihe
loca)
option
vote
taken
in
13
lowns
in
Scotland
the
wets
not
only
defeated
Hid
drys
but
Increased
Hie
victory
ihey
scored
in
the
last
contest
three
years
ago.
Two
towns
remained
dry
and
nnolher
0
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