When
Van
Want
A
eljc
hadlthert
of
a
banjo
ami
that
of
K.
route
looked
forward
to
coming
here,
Nlshbla
charged
with
murder.
He
from
Vancouver
to
Ocean
Falls
in
H,.
was
confident
that
his
rela-
asked
that
it
return
with
It
w
a
heavy
fog
when
passing
up
lions
with
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Barlndlng
in
Ihe
former
case
by
DUoovei-v
.m-a
..m..
sim
i
iiiii.
1
a
y
uiu'
lul
inn
would
be
pleasant,
2.30
this
afternoon
and
in
the
'd
to
Duncan
Bay
where
It
was
'lie
knew
thai
its,
menmcrs
would
latter
by
to
o'clock
tomorrow
"iseoxered
that
she
Was
leaking
do
their
pall
ami
no
wo.uu
no
mm
uog.
""glilly.
She,
will
go
lo
Prince
the
best
in
Ms
auuiiy
10
i-erioun
import
for
survey,
ilils
duties
Charged
Jury
Subscribe
for
tha
Daily
Nwa.'
Hh
Lrdr
hip
Ca
proceeded
proueedoj.
I
he
pel
it
Jury
was
then
ex
cused
until
'S.OO
this
afternoon
are
complete.
Ittul
iiulloiinn
wills
II
Iliis
ia.
f
niilfiitlllil
TAXI
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ava.
w
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Phone
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles
and
Party
Use,
Beat
Care
and
Beat
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
tha
Olty.
Ratea
Reaaonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
VOL.
MIL,
NO,
202
PIUXUK
niTKHT,
n.C
TL
K.SI1AY,
NOVKMHER
0,
1023.
MUST
PAY
DAMAGES
There
are
52
provincial
con-'w
Not
Aowed
Cut
up
inurniir..
tiiiu
vii
iiir-
intiMii-
plele
returns
this
morning
there
appears
to
be
a
majority
for
l
Roads
In
Future
Without
Paying
for
Repairs
control
in
36
of;
gou-rninenl
VICTORIA,
Nov.
0
Lugging
II.
cm
Including
four
cihes,
Caf-
,
iiw
,,,
,1U1.
r,.
,,,.,
t'.Ur?.!
F,l",',n.U,n
Le,l,1,ri,liIua,"l!.lone
by
their
logging
triicks
oh
m
.......
.
ipublic
higliways,
Hon.
Dr.
Ihe
City
of
Calgary
voted
wo,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,
anmiuilc(,j
yesterday,
to
one
or
(.merninent
con
rol(wiei)
,n(lde
bc
,,,
cw
Clause
which
the
An-TlllaOIls
D.,
v..
,
future
companies
favored
by
cast
ins
their
ballots
l.l.ulin1
,ipav
,rUcks
on
the
means
i
"ale
of
all
I
uuor
by
or
w
,luve
,
aIld
uu
aJ.
hrough
Government
vendors;
vunn.
boud
f
he
Juvcrlimenl
beer
lo
be
consumed
on
licensed
ani
oul
of
1js
IUI1
ri)I,
premises
ami
in
private
resi-,
.,,,,
IW
...m
,.
.,,,,
r.,r
,r
,
deuces;
wine
and
spirits
to
be
:lpilf.L-
-...
.....
Pilllw
,.A,as-.
l
I..
M...II...I
...IIIIj
"
-
c
luin
iiiivu
ill
iiiuiirii
iii.iiu
ii
irn
under
a
permit
issued
by
the
Government
under
government
control
and
regulation."
Commenting
on
the
result
the
Albertan
ot
this
city
which
sup
ported
prohibition
says:
"People
THREE
DECREES
OF
majority
ten
Tor
D.
over
A.jAlvin
i
Kingston,
F.lsie
Glaum
'orohihllion
was
1.500.
In
Cat.
'co-respondent.
W
K.
Fisher
ap-
gary
Ihe
majority
for
D
was
8,158.
WANT
REMISSION
OF
GATE
RECEIPTS
AT
AMATEURM)RT
EVEHTS
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
(i.
Amateur
sport
.officials
yesterday
urged
Premier
Oliver
lo
remit
the
nniuseinenl
taxes
on
gate
receipts
al
amateur
games.
The
premier
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
AIMS
VOTES
FOR
GOVERNMENT
CONTROL
LANDSLIDE
AT
AHYOX
CARRIES
AWAY
BIG
WATER
MAIN:
CAUSES
SHUT
DOWN
Shut
Down
at
Anyox
Caused
by
Land
Slide
Residents
are
Removed
(.Speial
despatch
to
Daily
News,
ANYOX,
Nov.
0.
A
a
result
of
the
heavy
ruin
which
romiueiircd
Saturday
a
landslide
occurred
here
which
swept
away
about
fifty
feet
of
the
big
six
foot
wooden
sluve
flow
pipe
between
(he
dam
und
tli
power
house
necessitating
the
closing
down
of
operutiou
at
the
mine
uml
smeller
for
at
least
a
week
while
repairs
are
being
made.
On
Sunday
muniiiig.
owing
to
the
continued
downour
utid
the
fact
that
tin
water
was
rising
rapidly
behind
the
almost
fiiiihcd
Kstwood
multiple
type
dam
on
which
so
much
depend?..
:.nlr
were
gim
for
Hie
re.
i
'
moMil
of
nil
fainille.
from
the
HAMCM
f
A
I
I
EH
flat,
srcOon
of
the
town
smlj
flf
UlflEll
lALLtli
w
i
ti
ill
ii
irw
Hours
hii
nan
ucril
billeted
with
'fiunlHe
at
the!
mine
uml
higher
se:Hoin
of
tin
l,fnrti
Mrrn.
f
While
it
I.
,w
expected
thatVour
Answered
Nnynnng
eennus
win
nappen,
the
families
were
mined
purely
si
a
precautionary
measure
In
order
to
be
on
the
afe
.le
with
i:g
possibility
of
a
repetition
of
Hie
Britannia
disaster
of
n
r
uln
of
winters
ngo.
Tl.
.it
11,
a
fl,.l.
..ill
ON
JURY
LIST
Names
This
Morning
When
Asslies
Opened
Here
JUDGE
IS
WELCOMED
Mr.
Margaret
Cornish,
Mr.
Agues
Olcunie.
Mr.
Rebecca
Keilli
ami
Mr.
Laurn
I'tiialiclli
rrtuslri
in
lheV.nf.t.wMrhlW-
ri.
whpj.
.their
j
,
,
,
,,,
.
names
were
railed
at
the
Mipreme
t.ict
narc
trrrn
niimir,,
until
,
,
,
.
,
.
.
Court
alJo
this
morninp'for
.
,
y";
Marled
,
.
w,
,
service
on
the
petit
jury,
are
the
the
rain
a
unlay
Q
,
(j
a
............
.....
..v.
........
"Jury
,
prjl,re
Itupert.
m
tt.l
i...kHt
at
M
tlliirtl
I
11
If
I
ami!
ft
1141
1
J
4
...
.
I
II
I
..1
I
4t
.
L
downpour
durii(r
.Saturday
ami
Ooxv,.
.-.;iiiiy
nu-flii)
in
ui
a
imiu
jii-
Irrday
NEGOTIATIONS
ARE
REFUSED
IN
VANCOUVER
Shipping
Federation
Says
Buttress
of
Port
Being
Handled
Satisfactorily
OTTAWA.
Nov.
6.
The
miniK-
The
Kraml
and
petit
jurymen
Grand
Jury
J.
C.
McLennan
foreman
,
Tiniest
K.
AllUlune.
Harry
Atkin.
Artliur
T.
Bailey.
John
T.
Bal-IIiijit,
llupert
Benson,
Unlph
V.
O.
Lupine.
Barry
II.
Iie.
Joseph
VI
Morin.
Ivlward
II.
Mortimer,
Thuma
Me.Mrekin,
Alex,
amler
Mcltae
and
Joepli
Scott.
Petit
Jury
Oiler
Be.ner.
Hairy
V.
Birch,
Leon
Blane,
Frank
Brorliu,
.lolin
M.
Buckley.
Herman
Captick,
I.Margarel
Kmnlch,
Harry
Bay.
Iloberl
L.
iMincan,
Acnex
(Ilcnnie,
Robert
Oorxnii.
Jamen
Haniplou,
Itebeeca
Keith,
Laura
Klizabeth
ter
of
labor
ha
received
a
report
Kemp,
Philip
Laporle,
John
H
from
K
Iv.
llarrlMin.
the
depart
inent
h
fair
wage
officer
at
Van
couver,
Ihal
the
Mifppiug
federa-
.fraulicr.
Jolin
.
Moody,
John
W.
Moorehoufe,
William
II.
W.
Murray,
Robert
McKay,
Muntock
lion
leelined
to
rehi!tate
all
the
h
,can.
Donald
lcLeol,
John
loiiKshoremeu
now
on
drikc
in
Rank,
Charleit
O.
Howe,
William
that
city.
I
SanilNon,
David
Scott.
Ben.
The
report
flaled
that
Ihe
jum,
K.
Self,
James
Arthur
reiteration
would
'agree
to
re-em.
Smith,
Thonias
Sproaf,
James
ploy
striker
as
fal
as
possible
sturgeon,
John
Siiinlberg.
Frank
ml
that
the
federation
claimed
t.
Armour.
Robert
II.
Thomas.
Hie
business
of
Ihe
port
was
being.
Krucl
M.
Valentine,
George
liamlled
satisfactorily.
The
federation
also
refused
to
negotiate
with
the
Internal
lonal
longfthorcmeu's
union.
A
reply
lins
been
sent
by
the
ROVER
STRUCK
LEAKS
LITTLE
Waildell
ami
Alexander
Yule.
Welcomes
Judge
At
the
opening
of
(ho
court
and
before
the
business
commenced,
L.
W.
Pat
more,
on
be-
department
nsenl
at
Vancouver
half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bar
by
Mr.
Munlock
intimating
thal'Associalion,
welcomed
Mr.
Jus-he
still
stands
ready
to
appoint
a
ce
I).
A.
Mncilonnbl
on
this
his
board
of
conciliation
If
it
is
found
first
visit
'In
Prince
Rupert
and
necessary.
(expressed
Mbe
pleasiire
with
which
it
bml
been
heard
that
ho
had
been
elevated
to
the
bench
recently.
His
Lordship'
reputation
as'
a
barrister
had
been
well
nml
favorably
known
and
the
Bar
Association
or
Prince
Rupert
was
leonfident
Hint
Hint
reputation
'would
be
sustained
on
the
bench.
is
at
Duncan
Bay
and
May
Come
Mr.
Justire
Macdouald
ex
to
Prince
Runert
to
Dock
'messed
appreciation
of
tlm
re
-
'marks
that
bad
been
made
by
YltrmitlA
N.,v
rt
ri'i...
r.
H.'mi.
Pnlmore
and
told
of
tho
M
M.
MLeniiiHliln
I'.iiniiilliiii
Itnver
nlmmiiie
with
which
lie
siruck
bottom
.while
en
'
JsBSlfll
yjswaK
.
.SlBiBiBBiBKrT
IBBMiJ
'VaBBHl
ra99sSSHsSSaK
'aVaSH
American
Uhalleuger
Columbia,
winner
by
.default
uf
the
International
race
of
fishing
schooner
off
Halifax
last
week.
The
vessel
seen
Trom
the
deck
of
another
schooner
was
beaten
by
the
Canadian
Bluenos
But
'he
Nova
Scotian
lost
on
a
technicality
ami
Captain
Wallers
refused
to
rare
again.
aO
f
n
.1
r
j
UQvernment
Lomm
or
uq
INDIAN
CAPTURED
AFTER
BEING
SHOT
THROUGH
THE
JAW
l.irrllllllllXiK,
Alia.,
Nov.
0.
Joe
Blarkhnrse,
a
blood
Indian,
charged
wilh
slaying
a
sixteen
year
old
histi
school
girl,
Winnie
Tolleslrop,
was
captured
late
lal
night
near
his
properly
on
the
reserve
by
Hie
provincial
police.
.
lie
was
shot
through
Ihe
jaw
hut
will
recover.
VOTING
TAKES
PLACE
LONDON,
Nov.
(I
Great
in
IN
SCOTLAND
TODAY
PROHIBITION
ISSUE
Falkirk
Remains
Wet
as
Beforet
28
Towns
Will
be
Heard
From
Today
terest'
is
being
taken
in
the.
local
option
voting
in
Scotland
which
opened
yesterday
at
Falkirk.
Thorn
the
and.
prohibition
or
"no
cliHUgo"
parly
obtained
an
abso
lute
majority
in
all
five
wants.
Voting
in
30
other
towns
today.
M.
Valentin,
formerly
of
Ihe
Vanderhoof
creamery
and
now
of
this
city,
was
awarded
second
prUe
for
butler
at
Hie
New
West
minster
Exhibition.
to
charge
the
Grand
Jury
on
the
two
criminal
cases
before
Ihe
court
namely.
that
of
Rex
vs.
Tommy
Atkins
chanred
with
tho
majority
approach
3n,noo
when
the
reliirnsi
1
Ij.'.X'MttSrSll
Traffic
Carries
in
Alberta;
has
Majority
ol
Approximately
30,000
CALGARY,
Nov.
(J.
In
by
far
the
largest
vote
ever
pulled
in
Alberta
uu
Ihe
liipior
question,
prohibition
yesterday
w-js
beaten
decisively..
Seven
years
ago
the
province
gave
n
dry
majority
of
20,000
in
u
lolal
vole
of
1)5,000
on
the
abolition
of
Ihe
retail
sale
of
liquor.
In
1020
the
matter
of
importation
came
up
and
with
a
total
vote
of
100,000
there
was
a
majority
against
importation
of
18,500.
I
Yesterdays
vote
will
go
close
to
I
Af
flUf
fAMD
A
M1CC
WUUI11U
Willi
nlWW
,,,
ii...
4ii
150.000
ami
Hie
will
Good
Progress
Made
on
Canadian
National
Railways
is
Shown
by
Financial
Statement
just
Issued
OTTAWA,
Nov.
U;
A
good
showing
has
been
made
by
the
Canadian
National
Itailways
for
Ihe
year
so
Tar
and
the
record
of
gains
is
kept
up
right
to
the
end
or
Ihe
month
iir
October.
There
have
been
increases
all
along
the
line
but
thy
operating
profits
still
come
from
United
Slates
lines,
the
Canadian
lines
showing
a
slight
loss
on
operation
so
far.
The
Canadian
Natioiwl
Railways
turned
in
a
net
orating
revenue
of
$5,01I,8i5
in
eight
months
of
Ihu
present
year
ending
August
31.
Last
year
for
the
yame
period
of
1022
the
uierauons
resuueu
deficit
of
I,
I
(56,098.
in
a
net
This
year
there
was
a
deficit
of
l,50l,.387
on
Canadian
lines
of
the
system
but
Ihe
operations
on
Hie
I'niled
Slates
lines
showed
a
surplus
of
6.083,233.
During-
Hie
ciahl
months
of
t
the
Canadian
lines
turned
in
a
deficit
of
t.6D,l39,
while
Hie
net
revenue
on
United
Slates
line
was
only
3,r35,03O.
During
the
same
period
Hie
Cana-
mm
i-actiic
itauwuy
snowed
a
EARTHQUAKE
CALIFORNIA
Imperial
Valley
Badly
Shaken
by
Trembler
Yesterday
CALKXICO,
California,
Nov,
6.
shattered
window.
falling
net
operating
revenue
of
1
3,-S
plaster,
and
huilditig
(foundations
mi
i.t
l.
...
.
n,.i
t
r
,
.
I
s
i
.
I..,
336,181
.is
compared
witti
Sit
'out
of
joint,
todaM
reminded
XOI.Oil
in
1922.
jresidents
that
yesleriW
earlh-
Tlic
irror.
.
micraliu?
mmum1
quake
was
the
worst
LSe
hnoerial
on'
the
Cauadian
Pacific
Rail-1
Valley
had
experienced'
In
several
ways
durjn?
the
eiglil
months
of1ears-
Three
trembler
Jiluring
llit-estiilLsearilolled.
StLi.M.'esafrnoon.oprpnyumedYio
3H,y67.
an
fncrease
over
1922,
'ence
left
I
he
re-pr'forced
Cioni
when
there
were
8
108,232,
126.
Crete
pillars
twisted
ut
of
shape
Operating
expenses,
liowever,al,d
a
hotel
several
ioithes
out
of
sliowed
a
greater
increase
than
place
on
its
foundations,
revenues.
For
the
eight
months!
'
the
United
Static
imruigra-
perioil
of
1923.
they
totalled
"on
station
a
portim
of
the
99.6n2,503
as
against
893,370.
505
in
1922.
The
gross
operating
revenues
brick
and
adobe
wallyGcrt
stand,
on
Canadian
lines
oi
or
i
Ihe
ne
Cana-!inP
Liana-i'"b
after
the
"-
fire
lasuu
lasjfjui'y
were
Lit
..
-
.
.
I
t
l
it
M
rnan
Aalional
incrra
8122,188,292
in
the
period
of
1922
lo
in
1923.
On
United
States
lines
the"
increase
was
from
$20,019,-151
to
825,816,906.
i
ne
operating
expenses
on
Canadian
lines
this
year
totalled
813S.95t.30l
a
against
8127.-
177.
t.t
I
year.
vour
Hn
ITnllo.1
Mor
Slates
lines
the
operating
expenses
rose
from
$16196.114
in
1922
lo
$19,783,608
in
1923.
ceiling
fell
and
r
Mexicala
across
the
interuaii
Vlial
border.
rrased
from
loppled
by
the
shockPA
eight
monlhsi
'Air
$133,902,913
TOUT
DIM
IM!
11AUL
DILL
Uf
Talesmen
Added
to
List
This
Afternoon
at
Assize
Court
The
ne!
ooeralinir
rivpniti
mil
'Ibis
afternoon
u
true
bill
was
all
Canadian
railways
during
the
.bought
in
by
the
Grand
Jury
at
at
Hie
Supreme
Court
assizes
in
fiirlii
niiintlis
w
i
mi
Ki
us
against
$16,693,198
in
1922.
!l,,e
ca
of
Hcx
vs-
Tommy
At-MONTRKAL.
Nov.
6.
The
kil,!
m
wllif
defendant
is
gross
earnings
of
the
Canadian!c,iar?e'1
wiU'
",e
u,efl
f
a
ba"i
National
Railways
Tor
Ihe
week
va,u,,J
al
lr-
The,
trial
is
still
ending
October
31,
1923
were
proceeding,
4
8.jfi7
'.37.
Iieiutr
n
incroaKn
of
Six
talesmen
wert
I
(?,
arter-
$1,138,223
or
fifteen
per
cent
compared
with
last
year.
The
itross
earnings
of
Hie
Canadian
.National
llailwiivs
from
Jreer,
II.
W.
Cameron.
January
I
lo
October
31,
1923,
have
been
$207,950,221,
being
an
increase
of
$18,583,506
coinpar-
rT.
V.
"
'
.Halibut
Fares
Today
ToUIIIng
The
gross
revenues
were
HIVfYRPF
fRANTPn
$286,05,062
and
Ihe
operating
invvii
uimniiiv,
expe,,
totalled
d
$263,595,778.
Absolule
decrees
of
dixorce
fAMAniAN
VfllllMTTCD
tti.11.
Hied
nf
nrohihillon.
Tliev'were
civen
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.l'nl'fll'lm'
f
VLuli
1
Hull
Is
Also
to
be
In.
spected
iiw
nt
i
it
lin
iliftMif
iri
I
II-
tintiw
nt
llin
liiiVil
ilrv
iltnl:
nji
noon
added
to
the
lisc
)tey
were
S.
K.
Barker,
M.
'M.'ViLachlaii.
iil0'G.
C.
Walker,
Theo
Collar
t,
Jos?
FISH
ARRIVAL
v:
97,000
Pounds
Include
Catoh
of
Trawler
New
England
Including
the
steam
trawHer
New
F.uglaml,
which
Is
mloadiug.
80.000
pounds
at
the
Atliu
Fish-,
eries
wharf,
halibut
arrivals
to-
action
lias
come
and
for
ano.her'assi.es
this
morning
in
the
casesl
V"
UAIUUVIV
1V111
(,ay
totalled
97
000
pounds
..i
i...i
.H
..f
a
i
r.l.i..P
w.
l-Mlih
Ciil.ler.'
1
.
.
Ibree
Canadian
bonis
sold
at
i'11
'
"?
uocai
Yard
Mas
contract
for
ii..,
Kxci,nnire
as
follows
in
(in.
ilnu.tr
trail
p."
Abe
toss
ciuresoondent
:
Helen
.
iu,t.
-wangi
as
ioiiows
In
F.ilmonlon
t--.
.
....
i
uinin
macninorT
uicrnaui
i
wiin
a
lew
seal-
iubcmiuiu
ii,
.iii-i-ii
nun.iv
leieil
mills
In
be
heard
from
Hie
burn:
and
Maude
5s.
Kingston
vs
Cape
Spencer,
8.00Q
pounds:
Caygeon,
2,000
pounds,
and
Hose,
Spit,
7,000
pounds,
to
the
Caua-
"
rM
Co1''
at
C.G.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
i.
.
r
...
n
ii....!-
i..
...I.
.
i.........
....
,i
iio.ic
ami
loc.
peareii
ioi
mv
ui'i'i'iiuiii!"
in
m
toiiuuriT
us
iiim-ii
uu
hut
iii-.
at
tere.1.
The
cases
of
W.
S.
Skuls.li
10.30
this
morning.
The
vessel
MEN
ENTOMBED
IN
vs.
Mnnel
Skui.ii4
rranK
Harris
will
he
In
dyek
Tor
about
two'
co-respondent,
and
K.
Kollins
vs.
weeks
it
is
expected,
llm
local!
nndilho
bearing
of
divorce
actions
promised
to
give
consideration
to
Lnlng
i
reported
to
be
out
of
yet
known
whether
or
not
the
t
he
vequt
s1
MINE
PROBABLY
DEAD
Thomns
kollins,
K.
Le
Roy
co-,ard
having
Ibo
conti'act
for
gen-
..
respondent
are
adjourned
until
oral
machinery
overhaul.
Anj
GHARLF.STOWN,
W.
V.,
Nov.
0
Thursday
morning.
inspection
of
the
hull
following
Twelve
bodies
have
been
taken
GOVERNOR
BITTER
the
recent
stranding
down
thefrom
(tie.
shaft
of
a
mine
of
the
coast
will,
also
be
made,
Capt.
.
llaleigh.
Wyonving
Coal
Co
in
II.
Logan,
representing
Lloyds,
which
an
explosion
occurred
to.
VICTORIA,
Nov.
rt.
Lieut,
nml
a
steamboat
inspector
heing.day
and
little
hone
i
entertained
Governor
Nicholl
who
was
taken
due
to
arrive
from
the
south
to-,
for
thirty
men
stilf
tn
the
work-ill
last
week
wilh
ptomaine
pois-'
morrow
to
conduct
II.
It
is
not,
lugs.
jmill
repairs.
will
be
nudt-
here.
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