&
.9
-4fvii
Whan
You
Want
A
TAXI
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
in
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Phone
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use,
Beat
Car
and
Beit
Servlca
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
tha
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
.MIL,
AO,
2BI
IMtl.NUK
HL'l-KIlT,
B.C.,
Tll'ILSDAY,
NOVEMBER.
20,
l!2:i.
Yt.r.,s
cireui..n.
1.710.
StrMt
Salt
SM.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
BUTTER
IS
TO
BE
MADE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
CANADIAN
Miss
Toronto
is
Fairer
than
all
United
States'
Painted
Cheek
Beauties
NEW
VOUK,
Nov.
211.
The
Canadian
girl
"Mix
Toronlo"
I
today
Hi
IJiieen
of
Beauty
011
the
American
rouliuciit.
Shc
win
declared
the
winner
in
the
coolest
fur
the
mot
beautiful
Kirl
mil
of
87
entrant.
mot
of
Iheni
from
United
Stale,
at
.Mailiii
Square
(iarden
lal
night.
'.Mii-
Toronto'
"real
name
i
Mi.
I.ornia
"Xildrr
nnil
she
i
sixteen
tear,
or
age.
.She
and
Mi"
Chisholm,
who
look
thinl
prize
a
Mi
Xcw
York,
wore
the
only
entrant
vhoe
check
were
iinioct'iil
of
rouge.
The
winner
of
Hie
ro'nlel
gel
a
titdvfiiK
picture
contract.
Hie
chairman
of
the
committee
wa
Itudolph
Valcnfino,
.
!
ONE
HUNDRED
LONGSHOREMEN
BACK
TO
WORK
:
Indians
and
Others
From
Vancouver
JslandPolnta.Qather,
at
Victoria
YICTOHIA.
Nov.
29.
-One
hundred
longshoremen,
ttho
hate
t
ti
on
strike
at
seteral
island)
poliiN
are
expceled
to
return
lo
work
today.
They
hate
tired
of
walerfmnl
trouble-
and
have
an.
iiMinre))
Ihelr
intenlion
to
return
lo
work.
Mnl
of
them
are
Indian
for
whom
it
i
said
they
llliih-rlnod
little
of
I
lie
quarrel
when
Ihey
quit
hill
obeyed
the
liiilou
(inter.
Some
uf
the
nyn
hate
come
lo
lid
Vietoria
seeking
w.rk
with
non-union
in
gangs
now
handling
Victoria
shipping.
COUNTY
COURT
of
VISITS
YARDS
Circumstances
of
Accident
ed
fectlng
P.
R.
Feed
Co.
vs.
C.N.R.
Case
Repeated
In
Session
of
the
County
Court
3C
was
held
yesterday
iftcriioou
in
the
Canadian
National
Railway
nrd
in
die
course
of
the
ease
between
llie
priu-e
Rupert
Fred
Co.
and
(he
Canadian
.Yalioual
Hallways
ju
which
the
plaintiff
i
suing
the
tlnfendaiil
company
for
917(1
damage
done
lo
a
wagon
when
it
wn
I
nick
hy
a
muting
engine.
The
locomotive
aiid
the
wagon
wilh
llie
name
drivers
as
when
Ihe
accident
occurred
were
placed
In
Ihe
same
positions
and
Ihe
entire
circumstance
were
repeated
hefore
Judge
Young.
Taking
of
evidence
and
argn
lnenl
of
counsel
were
completed
lliii
morning
and
Judgment
wan1
reserved.
EIGHTllOUR
DAY
WILL
INJURE
NO
INDUSTRY
SAYS
HOOJI.
MANSON
VICTORIA,
Nov.
20.
-
The
Oliver
(loverninenrx
eight
hour
lIllV
lf.lt.
...Ill
....I
.II.......
I
I.
..I..
.1
v
iii
iiui
ui'iupi
iiiiiuir
and
will
protect
Ihe
Interests
of
,
.
nil
-
i
1.1.1.
Li'iiri'iocii,
jiii
assurance
was
given
hy
lion.
A.
M.
Man-
.
HAII
I.
I
I
II.
t
iiiuiisicr
in
iiinor,
io
a
oeie
trnll...
"
II...
t
i..i-k
I.
I.
"""ii
hi
uie
.iksociiiicu
iioiiiiis
of
TriuU).
which
uiel
the
cabinet
.
......i
i..
;i-ieriiay,
The
nnvernineiit
has
no
desire.
In
einbarass
industry,
Mr.
Man-son
declared,
when
Ihe
husl-iiesMneii
protested
iiaralnst
a
re.
Ju.Mlo.1
ic
wnris
hour.,
GIRL
JUDGED
MOST
BEAUTIFUL
STEGERWALD
FAILS
TO
FORM
CABINET
HE
INFORMS
EBERT
hkhlin.
Nov.
:v.
Adam
Siegerwald,
central
leader,
ha
notified
President
Eberl
thai
lie
cannot
iicffl
llie
chancellorship
and
form
a
ralilnel.
The
Iteirhfttajr
pro.
I'ulily
will
hate
lo
he
dis-
AU'fiL
.
..
alleninj
.
al
political
sliibilliiiig
neein
to
hate
failed.
BOYS
PARLIAMENT
TO
MEET
JANUARY
2
Prince
Rupert
May
Send
Member
to
Represent
District
Ihe
first
hoy
provincial
par.'
nl
is
to
he
held
al
Victoria
the
Parliament
liiiildinus
on
January
t,
J
and
I.
Candidates
for
election
iuut
he
helween
the
aue
of
10
and
21,
mid
memiiers
one
of
the
xroiip
comjirisiug
the
Canadian
Slaiukird
Ijffirieney
Tests,
Mich
as
Train
Hanger
or
I'uvl.
Members
must
he
not
addicted
to
the
use
of
tobacco,
liiiior
or
drnus
in
any
form.
Thl
constituency
is
aolhoriz.
lo
elect
one
member,
the
con
stituency
lo
he
known
as
Skeena
and
lo
extend
from
Prince
Ituperl
Skeena
Croln.
There
will
he
member
in
nil,
12
from
Van.
(outer
and
four
from
Victoria.
Ilev.
(!.
(.
Hacker,
asked
this
mnriiimr
if
he
Intended
to
lake
part
In
this,
said
lie
expected
they
would
do
so.
He
was
not
tire
hut
thoiiKht
Ihey
would
tie
aide
lo
do
o.
't
he
expenses
of
Ihe
members
are
lo
he
pooled.
each
district
paying
Ihe
same
amount,
whether
near
the
centre
or
far
distant.
Ilev.
A.
I".
Hubert
is
chairman
of
Ihe
movement
and
Ilev.
I'..
It.
McLean
secretary.
OPPOSE
VOTES
HINDUS
IN
B.C.
Legislature
Adopts
Unanimous'
y
Resolution
introduced
by
Burde
of
Albernl
YICTOHIA,
Nov.
29.
The
Legislature
parsed
unanimously
a
resolution
Introduced'
I
by
Major
H.
I.,
llurde
of
Alberni
opposina
Hie
enfranchisement
of
t
lie
Hindu
In
llritish
Columbia.
Hurtle
moved
thai
Ihe
question
be
presented
lo
Ollawa
for
eon-!
si.lerallon
in
view
of
the
fact
Hint
il
had
come
up
at
Ihe
Im
perial
Conference,
and
Premier
King
Intimated
Ihe
matter
would
be
discussed
at
Ilia
next
etsluu
of
the
House
of
Com
WEDS
NURSE
Miss
Ethel
Ruth
Flower
Is
Srlde
of
Major
John
McGregor,
V,C.
i
A
wedilinir
of
wide
interest
in
this
city
look
place
iuietly
on;
.November
1(5
at
the
residence
of
Dr.
James
S.
Henderson,
pastor
of
H.
Andrew'
Prebj
lerian
Church,
Vancouver,
ttlien
Mis
Klhel
Hut
li
Flower,
H.N..
became
the
hride
of
Major
John
MirCre-lior.
V.C.,
of
Prince
ituperl.
Major
Ji-Creaor
returned
to
llie
city
yelerdaj'
afternoon
"alone
and
new
of
Ihe
wcddiuir
was
re-ceited
with
surprise
hy
his
many
friend
who
are
now
heartily
,
roupralulaliui:
him.
Major
McCrejror
i
I'm
well
j
and
fatorahly
known
here
to
need
j
any
accounts
heiue
niade
of
him-1
self
other
than
Ihe
fact
that
he
erted
with
such
tnlor
and
dis-i
linclion
in
the
Creal
War
that
he;
receited
Ihe
highest
award
lhatj
could
he
conferred
upon
him
toy
hU
founlo'-
'
he
hride
for
about
u
year
was
on
the
stall
of1
the
Prince
Ituperl
t'eueral
llospi-;
lal
liaviiiK
gone
outh
iluriu?
the!
suiiiiiirr.
She
is
a
giTdiiale
of
Ihe
VaircueTMJ'iieral
Hospital
and
i
talented
pianist
ASK
REDUCTION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
mi
I
RUPERT,
the
terminus
of
the
Csnadiin
National
RaHways
PRINCE
in
Northern
British
Columbia,
has
come
to
the
fore
of
recent
years
as
one
of
the
premier
fish-producing
areas
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Prince
Rupert
halibut
is
known
all
over
the
American
continent,
and
the
industry
has
reached
large
proportions
because
of
the
diJtributlon
seryice
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
fishermen
at
that
port
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
one
essential
in
the
fishing
industry
is
the
speedy
marketing
of
the
fish
after
tbey
are
caught
B
means
of
a
rapid
express
service
over
the
Canadian
National,
halibut
and
other
fish
from
Prince
Rupert
are
laid
down
in
AVinnipeg,
Montreal,
Toronto
and
other
Canadian
and
America
cities
very
quickly
after
they
are
landed
from
the
fishing
boats
In
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Halibut
fishery
is
the
chief
sea
industry
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
during
1922,
25,275,300
lbs.
of
halibut
were
landed
at
that
port.
In
addition,
33,225,300
lbs.
of
salmon
were
caught
and
large
quantities
of
herring,
cod,
flit
fish
and
crabs.
The
cod
and
herring
fisheries,
which
have
scarcely
been
touched
as
yet,
hold
a
great
future.
The
photograph
show-'a
few
of
the
hundreds
of
boats
"engaged
"in
the
halibut
fisheries
out
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
ROYALTY
IN
NORTHr"""""'"
.
Delegation
of
Businessmen
In
troduced
to
Pattullo
by
H.
G.
Perry
YICTOHIA,
Nov.
29.
A
dele-
Baliou
of
northern
businessmen
appeared
hefore
Hon.
T.
D.
Pal-lullt
here
and
pointed
out
thai
al
preenl
the
royally
on
limber
in
northern
Hrillsh
Columbia
is
15
cent
higher
than
the
royally
collected
in
Ihe
southern
hall
of
Ihe
province.
The
delegation
was
introduc
ed
by
II.
(J.
Perry,
member
for
Prince
(Senrge,
who
slated
after
Ihe
interview
thai
Ihe
mini!rr
had
promised
full
consideration
for
the
idea
for
a
reduction
of
northern
royally.
SHOW
INCREASES
IN
TIMBER
PRODUCTS
IN
THE
PAST
FEW
YEARS
YICTOHIA,
Nov.
2"J.
Since
IHIO
Ihe
number
of
losing
operations
in
llritish
Columbia
have
Increased
from
tilt
Jo
2052
in
11123.
Timber
scaled
in
ll22
lolalled
l,5lU.I58.273
feel
as
against
l,2NO,2a.'l,Oli(l
feet
in
1
1)10.
llritish
Columbia
shopped
13,-
ft
7
tt.
3
23
feel
by
water
overseas
in
HUH
and
(his
rose
to
275,-UU.HOO
lat
year.
The
value
of
pulp
products
last
year
was
?
1
2,5110.000
against
93,520,000
in
t'.UO.
SEAGULLS
HOLDING
A
CONVENTION
VICTORIA
YICTOHIA,
,v
v
Nov.
29.
-The
sea
gulls
have
chosen
Victoria
for
their
annual
convention.
Flat,
le'red
by
the
slogan,
"Follow
tlie
Birds,"
the
birds
that
the
tour
isls
follow
have
evidently
spread
llie
news
to
all
their
cunvwoles
for
a
phenomenal
number
have
lately
InyaMed
the
cily's
fore,
shore,
necoinpnnying
boats
to
Victoria
in
such
dense
numbers
that
Ihe
vessels'
are
hardly
to
'RfiflF
RNNNlNf.
lUBLMU
Canadian
Government
Indicates
Willingness
to
Deal
With
I
Matter
Expeditiously
OTTWA,
Nov.2i.
Canadian
ami
United
Stales
representatives
attending
(lie
conference
hen;
for
Ihe
prevention
of
liquor
smuggling
believe
they
will
be
able
lo
conclude
their
deliberations
tonight.
That
Ihe
Canadian
government
is
anxious
to
deal
wit
Ii
the
recommendation
forwarded
from
the
conference
as
expe
ditiously'
as
posible
is
indicated
by
the
sessions
of
Ihe
cabinet
which
were
held
yesterday
and
are
in
progress
again
today.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Three
Boats
Sold
105.000
Poundsi"''''''
,!l,
w,'
'"'J
at
Halibut
Exchange
This
Morning
Three
halibut
chooners
sold
catches
totalling
I05,lioo
pounds
at
Ihe
l'ish
Exchange
this
morn
ing.
Two
American
boats
had
8S.O00
pounds
and
one.
Canadian
in,
dim
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Virginia,
'30,000
pounds,
al
3,7e
and
Kc.
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Torilenskjobl,
(55,000
pounds,
at
13.8c
and
8c,
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Johanna,
to.ooo
pound,
at
13.
7c
and
9c,
to
the
Canadian
'
Fisli
t
Cold
SloiMge
Co,
ANDREW
BLYGH
IS
'
1
niCC
r
A
Mnin
TC
LAUlt5
LAWUlUAIfciDoIice
oOlcer.
he
said,
A
friend
YANCOUVF.H,
Nov.
29.
Shades
of
Ihe
old
lime
election
with
free
beer
and
brass
bands,
here
Is
a
candidate
who
gives
tea
and
a
nice
dance
to
attract
his
crowd
of
ladies
ami
gentlemen!
This
en-
merrily,
with
a
three-cornered
terprising
candidate
is
Andrew.
fight
for
mayor
and
a
score
or
so
Blygh,
J.
P.,
who
is
running'of
alderinanie
candidates.
Two
strongly
for
alderman.
Ills
cau.
cus
dances
are
proving
highly
ON
ENTIRE
FISHING
FLEET
PHIMFQP
AT
"""I"'
UUft
INQUIRY
Witnesses
Not
Very
Sure
of
Ground
When
Cross
Examined
bv
Counsel
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
29.
Evi
dence
in
connection
wilh
the
dr.l?
Irallic
in
Vancouver
and
vicinity
was
given
by
several
Chinese
al
veslerdav's
liearimr
of
llie
special
inquiry
into
Ihe
charges
of
illegal
Irafticking
nreferreil
a
''a
in
it
Hie
llnv:il
Mounted
Police
squad
here.
Much
of
Ihe
evidence
was
inconclusive
because
the
Chinese
were
unable
to
identify
olllcers
with
whom
(hey
claimed
to
have
had
dealings.
One
v
'he
wilnese
alleged
thai
he
had
paid
85
hush
raided
Hie
premises
when'
opium
was
being
smoked.
Another
expressed
the
opinion
that
W.
I..
"Doc."
Smilli,
one
of
Hie
accused
olllcers,
was
the
man
to
whom
he
paid
$50
to
avoid
prosecution
afjer
the
raid.
It
was
so
long
ago
he
could
not
be
positie.
Most
of
the
witnesses
spoke
vaguely
of
"moulded
police"
in
Iheir
evidence
bill
admitted
un
der
i,
cross-examination
that
the
will.
M,
nirival
of
!
urvivor'
lies
or
any
other
branch
of
the,.
rr,.iirlll..r
n,ai
i
i.hImit
police
force.
U,K
,1,n
assoelation
known
,ii,p,i7.i
at
rocks
'dasli
'
nieces
on
the
or
Lee
Qui
broughl
from
Okall.,
'J
"
M
S',orli
Clu1'"
8
'
n
jail,
where
he
is
serving
a
sen-
J
for
S
I
laW,!,'w,
''eberghe.
Bel-lence
of
eu.i.een
monll,
alntr
giu.n.
for
organizing
sweepstakes
done
.
sinusglillg.
positively.
...
......
.
on
horse
races.
The
Canadian
B
n
identified
Smith
a
Ihe
man
who
C"'"'V!
.
0..
Public
is
warned
against
sending
f
A.P
,mU
"
had
introduced
him
as
sucn.
THREE.CORNERED
FIGHT
YANCOUVF.H,
Nov.
29
The
municipal
pot
is
now
boiling
of
Ihe
candidates
are
now
serv
Imr
as
aldermen,
one.
Aid.
Pelll-
AMERICAN
Creamery
and
Cold
Storage
Plant
is
to
be
Established
in
the
City
in
Spring:
Woodcock
Ranch
Purchased
Amioiiuciii?
that
he
had
purchased
Iwo
oiis-lhiiil
interests,
in
the
Cassiar
ranch
at
Woodcock
near
Pacific
from
tieome
I.
Tile
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Ihe
respectively,
Hohert
McKay,
manager
of
llie
Prince
Hubert
uairy,
siaiea
yesieraay
uiieruoou
mat
inter
January
i
milk
and
cream
ror
loca
(family
interior
farm
and
delivered
here
.ent
dairy
on
Eleventh
Avenue.
to
establish
in
the
city
al
some
decided,
an
up-lo-date
creamery.
and
cold
stnrasre
plant
which
will
handle
on
a
contract
basis
all
Ihe
milk
and
cream
produced
helween
here
and
Suiitliers,
1
turning
out
butter
and
all
dairy
products
for
the1
city
and
dis
trict
on
a
wholesale
and
retail!
basis.
Mr.
McKay
announce
thai
Ihe
new
concern
will
be
operat
ed
under
the
name
of
Wood
cock
Dairy
Lld
pritateiy
capi-
talked.
Liiiler
this
title
will
pa
submerged
Ihe
former
Prince.
not
finished
it.
fight
for
Huperl
Dairy
and
the
Ca.siar
'lower
western
freight
rates.
Northern
Ltd.
IL
L.
Brown
retains
his
one-third
interest
in
the
29d
acre
farm
at
Woodcock
and
will
'
take
over
the
.ac'liv?
7riarraT.eiiT-Tir
Ifie
rarmrr:
McKay
himself
will
remain
jncouriciI
had
not
made
a
definite
Ihe
city
as
general
manager
of
lalement
on
the
rights
of
the
ihe
whole
concern.
'province
in
connection
wilh
Considerable
improvement
to'e'Kht
rates.
If
necessary
he
Ihe
buildings
on
Ihe
Woodcock
farm
arc
lo
be
made
and
by
spring
it
i
expected
lo
have
100.
head
of
catlle
there.
Sir.
Mc-
Kay
leaves
tonight
for
the
soulhl
on
a
slock
buying
trip-
J
!
THREE-MILE
LIMIT
IS
TO
BE
EXTENDED
t
IjONDON,
Nov.
29.
Britain
and
United
Stale
have
virtually
reached
agreement
on
Ihe
form
of
!
I
h
e
propoed
treaty
a.
granting
the
United
Slates
special
extension
of
llie
Ihree-mile
limit
for
Ihe
confiscation
of
illicit
liquor
on
British
owned
ships.
ENGLISHMAN
ON
SHINKOKU
MARU
Has
Two
Small
Sons
With
Him
on
Big
Wreck
That
Is
Being
Dashed
to
Pieces
CORDOVA.
Alaska,
Nov.
29.-
11
i
ii
iaiiii
is
1
1
t-aiin
nnese
woAld
slay
'
on
'
the
vessel
.
;
.
..
SEATTLE
-,
WINNERS
1
Airrn
CICIITnnM
Makes
or
October
2t,
will
be
re-UVtK
oAjKAIUUN
turned
to
those,
interested.
HOCKEY
LAST
NIGHT
SKATTLK,
Nov.
29.
The
vis.
iting
Saskatoon
hockey
team
went
down
lo
defeat
here
last
CONTINENT
etale
of
llie-
kite
A.
V.
Carter
Irade
will
he
produced
on
the
daily
ditrihii(ed
from
the
nre-
In
Ihe
spring
it
i
Ihe
intention
location
in
.Section
I
'-
yet
lo
he
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w-.
v
w
mm
v
V
A
Premier
Takes
Midwinter
Trip
to
Ottawa
to
Continue
Campaign
MCIOHIA,
Nov.
2J.
The
British
Columbia
(ioverninent
Premier
Oliver
today
told
a
delegation
representing
llie
associated
boards
of
trade.
.
,
;
The
premier
admitted
lie
was
disappointed;
vUial,4ijiw
'
privy,
,
willing
lo
go
lo
Ollawa"
again
in
midwinter
lo
carry
on
Ihe
fight
against
discriminatory
rales.
the
associated
board
of
trade
re
solidly
beliiml
llie
(iovern
inent
in
its
rale
fight,
the
Pre-
niier
was
assured
MCGEER
TO
ACT
FOR
PROVINCE
Will
Not
Only
Oppose
Express
Rate
Advance
But
Will
Ask
Reduction
for
B.C.
YICTOHIA,
Nov.
29.
(i.
O.
McOreer
will
act
as
(iovenimen!
counsel
to
oppne
Ihe
applic'a-
itioii
of
the
express
companies
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lir
incr
luimuj
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it'i
till
iii-i
crease
of
rales.
Mr.
McOreer,
Hie
premier
staled,
would
md
only
oppose
Hie
application
of
Hie
companies
but
will
ur-e
a
reduction
in
Ihe
express
rales
commensurate
with
Ihe
reduction
in
western'
freight
rales.
WARNING
AGAINST
SENDING
AWAY
CASH
...
,
eo.
xonuri.
i.iuisui
lur
uci-
"elixiaii
government
is
prosecut-
lo
lid
"British
W
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1
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bw.'!
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and
which
had
been
sent
spwially
for
Ilia
".Manchester
November
Handicap"
of
Novem-
her
2
and
the
"Cam7.ri.lgcsl.ire
KILLED
BY
BLAST
DUNCAN,
Nov.
29.-.
Mathiai
Knutsou.
emnloyed
bv
the
Vic
loria
Lumber
and
Manufactur
be
distinguished
among
the
popular
'mud
appeal
lo
(he
lady'piece,
being
the
labor
candidate,
night
In
the
second
game
of
the
ing
Co.
whose
mill
was
recently
glistening
clouds
or
graceful
voters
in
addition
lo
tlm
men
folk
.The
third
candidate,
who
is
run.
series
lo
be
played
during
Ihe
destroyed
al
Chemainus
was
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.other
convention
delegates
and
lervals
not
employed
by
Mr.
L.
D.
Taylor
who
served
four
favor
or
the
home
team
was
while
engaged
in
blinding:
yper-finfi
Victoria
hospitable.
IlilyjU'a
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address..
terms.
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