MAN
IS
LOST
Tim
accblenl
occurred
in
Ls-
ACCiriAl
rRANLh
13
lev
an
Sound
off
the
island
of
that
name
Just
south
of
here.
Preparation'
're
being
made
to
put
up
the
sail
when
the
boat
took
a
sudden
lurch
and
Myren
went
IN
AGREEMENT
WITH
PREMIER
POINCARE
u
...j
........
I
i.u,.i.-,i,u
ll
.nik
.oviiis.
Nov
almost
inimedintely
and,
though
a
foreign
office
reganis
me
umiu
-dory
was
launched
luunedialely,
0ns
Premier
Polncnre
in
his
he
was
not
seen
again.
The
boat
various
utterances
has
put
upon
waited
in
the
vicinity
for
a
llmc(.
scope
of
lhe
reparations
vom,
but
without
nvnll.
'mitlee
by
the
proposed
in
erna-
.......
,11...
,.r
ViHt'iiv
n,.,,,ii
pfoimiillee
of
.experts
'IJIlll
.1
llfi.l.'.
..y."".
iii.iii.i
.'II
,,1
11
1111.
1
I
.......
-...I
1...
n
u-I.I.IU.
lllld
I
l.l
1
1"
11111
tin
rl.il.!.-..ii
resldnnt
id
lhe
Wrsailles
treaty.
Prance
is
un
1
11.
1
i'....
.,1....
11.
..-
u
iin.tiitipr'.i.i.i
to
eonscnl
lo
any
decrease
,ni
iii'.llllla
111
i
..-
-
!.
'
----
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
n
her
liabilities.
'Union.
He
had
been
011
the
coast
-r...
i.i-
..1
rip-i
C.N.H.
sleainer
11111
out
hi
ot
Seattle.
niuiinii
He
iii
then
iiii'ii
went
ni'iii
tP'
tii
Prince
Jtdin,
llarrv
Ncdden,
bonnil
from
-
-
bb.'
.
I
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
....
...
l.......ivi.e
to
Pr
nee
Huoeri
sinned
flNhiug
out
of
Ibis
port.
'
Oeorifo
A.
McNIcholl,
tJ.N.IL
......
I
..I
V,..,-
via
llic
Queen
Charltdte
Islands,
was
nl
Queen
Charlotte
Cily
at
1.30
1.1,
n
oriiu-iioon.
Munition.
The
Ill"
M'
vessel
will
this
not
nrrlvo
here
before
early
,..,s-..-..rv.
npi
hi
...
"-
;
-
,
...
,.
tilm,
of
cmiver
Is
confined
lo
his
home
jionuay
1..".....-
-..1.1
cobl
1...
,in....rliire
from
here
soutn-
piiiii'iiiik
until
H
seven-
(;
-
-
-
M,.n.li.w
conl
meted
while
on
a
I
rip
lo
Montreal
recently
iillendlng
a
meeting
of
the
.company's
g"-rral
raHr.?er
sg-rr.t.
mi
is
now
"
..1..1.1
She
'
lias
ueen
eucouiuer
llipoi.
..
.
iM'uvy
weather
on
this
ing
cry
IIByiVuBlHMHHKMIiVjEK'SlliM
I
During
Hie
Y1
f
Lloyd
fieorge
and
hi
party
in
Toronto,
they
were
entertained
at
(Jovern-nieiil
Mouse.
From
the
left
are
seen
Lieu!
-i
vernor
Cockhutt,
David
Lloyd'
Uerge.
Mrs.
(iorkshutt
and
Dame
Lloyd
George
Miss
Cockshnlt
and
Miss
Megan
Lloyd
Tieorge
are
standing
in
the
rar,
GOVERNOR
NICHOL
SUFFERING
FROM
PTOMAINE
POISON
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
3.
II
is
announced
that
Lieut.
Oovcrnor
Nichol
has
been
suffering
from
an
attack
of
ptomaine
poisoning.
His
condition
is
improving
ami
he
is
ex.
pected
lo
have
entirely
recovered
within
a
few
days.
.
HELPLESS
SHIP
TAKEN
IN
TOW
Coast
Guard
Cutter
Algonquin
Picks
up
Japanese
Freighter
off
Alaska
POltTLAND,
Nov.
3.
According
lo
a
message
troiii
coast
guard
cutter
Algoniiuin,
she
reached
the
rrelghter
Shinkoku
-im
pi'Maru,
vvhlch
had
been
adrift
111
a
3.
I
lie
v,
r
I
.
,
,
-
......liiinii
inpn
lliiira-
lll,I.FI
..,......'..
......
;
lay
100
miles
south
of
Unalaska.
goutiilu
would
take
the
disabled
j
vessel
in
tow
lo
SI.
Paul,
Alaska
A
high
sea
is
running.
polnlmenl
of
Hon.
T.
K.
McLean,
Liberal
member
for
Halifax
as
president
of
the
exi-heipier
court
of
Canada,
has
been
oUlcially
an
nouiiced.
This
will
nceesilnle
a
by-election
in
Halifax.
Nnmliut-lion
day
Is
set
for
.November
'i
ti
tut
the'
election
should
one
bo
necessary
will
lake
place
on
Dei
?:'.!'
ijr
5.
7;
Hon.
John
Oliver
Hurls
Defiance
at
His
Accusers
and
Announces
Independent
Auditors
for
P'G.E.
Lieut.
Governor
Nicholl
too
III
to
Attend
to
Business
Delays
Introducing
of
Bills
in
the
Legislature
VIUTOHIA,
.Nov.
;i.
Hurling
defiance
at
his
accusers
and
declaring
the
charges
made
against
him
would,
if
true,
niMiim,
lhe
his
time
to
answering
statements
held
over
Until
the
uextsiltitu
made
In
lhe
speeches
of
W,
J.
the
i-etpiest
of
DrJf.McLeati,
.
Bowser
and
II.
II.
l'ooley.
1
.
.11.
in.
1.
j
.
,
.
FASTEST
SPEED
YET
ATTAINED
BY
MAN
YESTERDAY
MITCHELLFIKLD.
N.Y-Nov.
3.
The
fastest
speed
ever
attained
by
man
was
made
y'jlerday
by
H.
J,
Bruw.'.a
1iava
aviator
who
flew
over
a
thre;
kilometer
straight
away
course
four
limes
at
an
average
speed
of
25l.i
5
miles
an
hour.
On
one
leg
he
travelled
at
the
phenomenal
rate
of
265.21
miles
an
hour.
;to
the
'penitentiary.
Premier
Oliver
yeslerday
afternoon
an-j
luouiic'd
that
the
government
had
secured
the
services
of
the'w
IT)
AT)
ILIEE'TO
i
Pri-.
Wiitprhoiitp
(!nmiuiiiv
to
make
an
audit
of
pverv
ilidlartl
A
kl
Ik
IWlHH
IX
,
.fii.l
I..
llui.in
flt.ti.l
lVwl..rri
ItMilwnv
lit
lli
Viiplliprti
lmi.
:
.
1
1;
i',............
I
SII1HUOII
lOOI'nj.
1
"I
daro
and
defy
any
man
living
to
put
a
finger
on
any
i,
wnuis
doinir
of
myself
in
the
conduct
of
public
affairs,"
said
KV,
premier.
"U
is
regrettable
that
the
affairs
of
the
country
sh
sll
be
delaved
by
false
and
.malicious
reports.
.
lUrges
Eight
GOvTlWNT
VICTOIt.merlcan
Owing
to
lhe
.indisposition
Of.
The
bill
of
Canon
Hinchclirfe
fh
ColHio
2.000
pounds,
t
the
Lieutenant-Governor.
Walter
to
amend
lhe
elections
act
was.'Vrade
anil
at
19c
and
11.5
Nicholl,
he
was
unable
yesterday
given
Us
first
reading
to
sign
Hie
messages
submitting
5
a
number
of
bills
to
the
Leisla-
1
1
(lYD
liKIlKliK
(
HKKRfe
J
lure,
inai
oinerwise
wouiu
nave
been
deal!
willi
during
lhe
afternoon
session.
Premier
Oliver
made
the
nouueement
of
lhe
Lieutenant
Canada
ej.()00,
and
Augusta,
provincial
goCV
and
1
1
.Sc.
to
'Hip
propo-ed
eigl.V
.
....I
....
V.I..
t..
xrh
ln
IUII.
ni.,1
AS
HE
LEAYES
FOR
HOME
,5T
.T
j
In
addition
to
lii.ooo.
at
I8.I0
an-
NEW
YOHK,
Nov,
3.
ft
1
day.
unenudoymeht
Series.
fieorge
sailed
for
home
today
-n
Wa
urged
and
a
bi
.8.1c
and
r.,,v..i-i,,.r'
ill
lipaltli
and
snid
he
the
steamer
.Majestic.
As
he
un
toinmilsorv
im-tlical
expecte.1
the
bills
would
be
ready
to
the
pier
from
the
holel
he
was
f
n
persons
engagefl
for
the
altenllon
of
the
House
on
cheered
by
thousands
and
at
the
preparation
of
food
ror
.(
iiic
Montlay.
Mondav
vvh'arf
huntlreds
gnlhered
to
cheer
consumption
was
asked.
-rage
It.
II.
Pooley
s
..motion
for
the
and
bid
adieu
to
the
British
!'he
message
stated
that
the
return
of
all
voters
lists
was
statesman
MCLEAN
APPOINTED
TO
EXCHEQUER
COURT
ELCT10N
IN
HAUFAX
OTTAWA,
Nov.
3.
The
ap
Proud
Grey
Fleet
orBritain
Steamed
in
Review
before
all
Premiers
of
British
Dominions
POiriVSMOUTir,
Nov.
:i.
The.
pnmd
gray
Heel
of
(ireat
llritaiu
that
kept
lhe
seas
clear
ror
the
allies
and
closed
to
the.
1
i
.1.
-
i.i...
1
l.whiv
.-it
Siiitliiinl
mill
mill
asil
out
of
the
historic
roadstead
that
day
had
a
few
of
the
hips
rode
the
armada
today.
Only
a
pre-war
toil?,
The
executive
further
the
abolition
.of
the
poll
tax.Y
'RENAULT
KNOCKED
Was
Winner
of
Fight
at
new
York
Last
Nlaht
In
Fifteenth
Round
NEW
YOIIK,
Jtov.
3.
Jack
Itehuull.
Canadian
aspirant
for
r
:
or
aU
lhe
.itunin-lFloytUohnsonoriowalast
night
11.
.
.
.
.
1
....
..r
11.
:i..f..'.
ii.iciil
:ipplliril
ill
ions.
It
was
uie
nrsi
inusier
01
nnuuii.-
Spilheml
since
the
memorable
day
in
July,
WIV
whe,,
'V"?
flnnmrit
wnlillMlt
Ml'fl
17111111?
to
sen
of
the
shins
which
some
days
later
later
.were
.were
nt
m
tvur.
wur.
Not
."
one
one
01
of
the
me
iinoj
mighty
men
of
war
which
heavyweiht
honors,
knocked
out
place
piace
in
uie
w'uves
It..
It..
1
ri.....l
I.
..,..1
1,.al
l-illliul
of
.ill
uir
iiiiri'inu
Him
'-
f.
.!.....,
l.llln
Tflllllklltl
Ji
iiiiinu
imii.v.
"
1
-v..
seconds
lossed
(he
towel
Inlo
lhe
rim;
as
he
arose
from
taking
the
count
of.nfue
and
staggered
about
liploless
after
a
terrifie
bom-
liurdiueut
.
,
minim
WhMi
Vm
Want
A
NEW
TAXIQQ
v.
mil
BOSTON
Third
Ave.
GRILL
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
18
a
hurry
1
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Plane
O
J
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bast
Food.
Best
Se'rvjce.
Boat
Car
and
Best
Service
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
MIL,
NO,
2C0.
PRINCE
nil'KHT,
B.C.,
.SATUItUAY,
NOVEMBER
:t,
IU23.
TMMrMr'l
Circulation
.1013
ItfMt
Sal
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BAIFl
.
....
V"
V
SAYS
.,
FREE
TRADE
.
WITHIN
.
-
'
EMPIRE
'
-
-
PREMIER
J0h
OLIVER
APPOINTS
INDEPENDENT
AUDITOR
FOR
THE
P.G.E.
Free
Trade
Within
the
Empire
Plan
Outlined
by
Premier
of
Britain
MANCIIKSTKH,
Nov.
:i.-
Premier
Baldwin
in
a
speech
here
last
nighl
derlarrd
Iliat
drastic
measures
were
necessary
to
solve
England'
problem
of
widespread
unemployment
lie
had
ticvT
lu'Cii
a
doctrinaire
eronomisl
ami
regarded
lhe
econ-omit:
ylein
as
one
of
expediency
rather
than
principle,
"hut
Hie
riil
of
observation
is
past."
lie
Miiil.
"I
find
myself
here
with
m
j
niinti
made
up
that
if
we
are
to
attack
the
problem
of
uiicmploynieiA,
we
inii"!
hae
recourse
lo
radical
and
drastic
Miction."
DA
DAI
A
PICO
ADE
lUe
M"'
"f
i're'"ii'r
Haldwin
DAlUlAtLKj
ARfi
mal
Enrpir,
will,
free'
trade
within
iU
borders.
so
he
TA
DP
DCIWAUrn
declared
in
1,1.
speech.
"We
can
1U
dl
KtluuVtu
to"
,,e
V0
bindmz
the
Empire
together
ATinPAi
nnr'if'
w",o,"ic,,,iy-
iiHiinw.
nl
LUvAL
UULlY
.:tr"miri
Ihroushout
the
Km-!
plre
you
are
doinir
iioltiinir
again!
the
principle
of
free
United
lUtii
Lighthouse
Tender
,ra,,,.
hut
,iu,vinsr
free
trade
frerj
Cedar
Arriving
Shortly
For
over
a
a
rent
area.
That
is
what,
Overhaul
might
be
achieved
by
the
com-!
monuralth
or
British
nations'
The
tinted
Stair
lighthou.e'wiH"
their
superior
resources."
j
lender
(.etlar.
Uapl.
...
l-radbetler.
is!
lveloplng
the
protectionist'
II...
II..
tlr...iti.i
.91.1'
-Diiiiiig
Iters
in
alKiul
I
wo
week
!""
-i
-
.
j-
....
.i
gi
tin
miriiirtwi-
ttiillittir-
a
lot
tn
f
t
anmial
overhaul.
manufactured
good.
cp-cially
The
Cedar
has
an
extra
lot
r
Hme
Import
causing
the
BreaU
Unladen
on
htr
bollom
.
this
"l
amount
of
unemployment
Kar
In
fact,
it
is
claimed
by
and
to
give
a
substantial
prerer-wfflcer
of
the
Cedar
and
north.
Mice
lo
the.
Dominions
but
not
to
rr
marine
men
generally
that
lt
meat.
He
said
he
would
never
the
rapid
growth
of
barnacle.
this
he
salisriM
uniil
me
r.mpire
The
abolulely
indep-ndent
of
Ainert-,
year
lu
been
phenomenal.
r:
a
dry
weather
this
-unmier.
II
f
renlcjidton
growing,
j
t
believed,
may
have
had
some.
Dnimijr
i-
nrr.rmc
thitiR
to
do
with
it.
OFFICIALS
AKKlVINb
The
-.lar
relurned
to
Kctchi-.
TAHAVWIII
DC
MCT
kail
Ihl.
wrek
from
the
loiigeft1
1UUAI
II
ILL
DL
llltl
j
liari
by
local
committee
days
and
vNH.mI
among
Mherj
Pllumni,
Mipennlcinlcnt!
",,,,r
n.
ao.M.M.
at
this
pn,
which
is
In
n
very
cjp'-I
l,'-'r,.rHved
word
IhU
moriling
that
alloii
and
one
that
difficult
to
(
H
Trakp
B,.,.ra
manager
of
approach.
I,l'ie
c.d.M.M..
wa
unavoidably
ilelained
in
Vancouver
but
llial
on
the
"ilenier
frOmie
outh
ar.
'riilnir
thi
afternoon
would
be
u'.....l
Iriffic
tii.iniiuer
of
Al7l7
PHIN'H
trvn
Mm
dcparimenl
or
lULI
Illll
tbe
Chimlian
National
systcni,
W
.
CunnlniiliHin,
IraKic-man-.
ager
or
the
Canadian
Oovern.
Anton
Myrn,
Norwegian
FUner-
(
e
Mt,rrlian(
MnriIH.,
and
Lome
man,
Lost
Mia
Life
Yester-
jm-Gulcheoii,
foreign
rreight
day
Morning
agent
or
the
Canadian
National
at
I
Vancouv
er.
Anion
Myren.
fisherman,
aaedj
,l
the-ineeiing
of
the
boanl
or
31,
was
lot
orr
the
Canadian
ra,,.
iat
nisht
n
committee
was
halibut
.phoiiuer
Oolidiin.
CapL'n.,iiolnled
lo
meet
Mr.
Wood
ami
l'..l..r
livi-ti.i
vn.tiTilAV
tiMirilllllT
..
lUeiWM
willi
him
lualtcrs
ot
at
7
o'clock
while
the
boat
was
,ntal
inlen-l
connected
with
on
it
way
to
port
from
the
fil"-
the
Irade
of
this
port.
Iiir
banks.
.
I
.
.
.
Tremendous
Ovation
to
Lloyd
George
is
Marred
by
Activity
of
Irish
Republican
Rioters
NEW
YOIIK,
Nov.
'.I.
Eight
persons
were
arrested
near
lli
.Metroiolilaii
Theatre
where
Lloyd
CSeorge
was
speaking
la-t
night
when
Irish
republican
Sympathizers
attempted
to
hold
a
mass
meeting
on
the
slreeL
The
police
fought
a
hand
to
hand
battle
with
a
larger-group.
Many
carried
signs
bearing
pictures
of
lie-
Valera
and
phrases
attacking
Lloyd
(lorge.
Mounted
police
charged
the
crowd,
driving
ihem
back,
placing
one
group,
including
some
women,
under
arrest.
The
police
Jaler
thwarted
further
attempts
of
republicans
to
diiturb
tit
p.I
for
Hip
niclit.
Thev
threw
a
1
....r.lr..i
ul.nnl
ln
hrlpl
ntlil
ilU.H
oersed
a
band
attethiiting
to.
march
throuzh
the
street
a'ndj
another
band
which
aWempled
aj
lpiiinniratinti
iipP
the
hotel.
'
Making
his.
last
speech
beTore
sailing
for
honie.
the
ex-premier
"urdoch
McLeod
of
this
City
Probably
Victim
of
Foul
was
accorrteA
a
tremendous
ova-f
Manvwerei
F'y
In
South
turned
away
away
but
thousands
listetiPil
to
the
address
over
the
radio
in
their
homes.
Lloyd
Oeorge
declawl
tie
had
advocated
ruthless
prosecution
of
Hip
war
and
be
now
urged'
ruthless
prosec'ution
of
peace.'
'He
reiterated
the
support
of
the
Huphe
proposal
for
determining
(iia4iyij'8paUly-l;lJf'-
WAS
DROWNED
AT
ABERDEEN
PIONEER
OF
RUPERT
Left
Recently
to
go
to
California
But
Got
No
Further
Than
strucliou.
Washington
VANCOUVER.
Nov,
3.
The
Vancouver
iol(ee
liavt"
established
the
ideniilyoif
a
man
diiiwned.
Tll.rsday,
a
Murdoch
McLeod,
miner
and
iirosperlor
of
Prince
Itupeii
and
well
known
to
all
mining
men
in
British
Columbia.
A
brother
Angus
lives
at
Alice
Arm.
There
is
no
clue
as
to
jliow
McLeod
met
his
death
but
if
is
(bought
that
he
was
a
vic
tim
ot
foul
play.
He
left
Van
couver
a
week
ago.
The
late
Munloch
McLeod
was
a
well
known
pioneer
ot
llls-n
city
and
in
the
ecrly
days
iA
engaged
on
J.TI'.
Hailwayi'
Or
latlVr
eavWho
prospecting
osoectinu-
at
had
been
and
other
mining
dislric
Mur
north
coast.
He
Wnei'
house
in
Mn;iNeo;-5:
The
,,0lly
son
Miy-Yolleslrop.
ged
17,
a
years
i',au.,lpr
wail
rund
n
of
stack
with
limbs
horribly
,Sc,iVlated.
An
Indian
named
Joe
Black-
prse,
alias
.
iwo
Man
msap-,
peared
trom
the
nearby
reserva-a
tiou
with
his
squaw
and
family
about
the
same
time
and
is
being"
Premier
devoM
most
of,
1
to
pply
rv
Exchange
this
s0USht
as
nic
murderer.
M,ounteif
1
Labors.
Otjrairly
high.
tne
Miolice.
provincial
police
and;
'hie
everywhere
and
the
farmer
to
At
-1
fir
Hip
npiiililioi-hoiMi
aru
carrying
guns.
SEPARATISTS
ARE
ACTIVE
Move
Is
Being
Made
to
Control
Bavarian
Palatinate
Town
Is
Entered
HKIlLIN,
Nov.
5.
Separatists
have
begun
a
movement
to
control
lhe
Bavarian
palatinate.
A
large
band
entered
KaiserletleiV
.last
night
and
attacked
the
Town
OUT
FIOYD
JUII1WV1..
J0HNS0rrnal1-
T,,ey
were
"ised
bul
UUl
rMJIU
tcr
occu,,,e4,
one
of
thp.
govern.
ixent
buildings
and
a
newspaper
l'(ee
at
an
early
hour
this
morn-e4
French
soldiers
are
clearing
be'
itrppls.
whv'
p
UED
INTOXICANT
o
,4
TO
GIRL
UNDER
AGE
siderif
-
poslpOUIA,
Nov.
5.
Pleading
of
th.
to
supplying
an
intoxicant
kiingirl
under
21
years
of
age',
cabt.
Lillevaml
of
.Seattle
was
riftt
V10
iu
lhe;cj.ty
policfe
court,