trVkan
Yaw
Want
A
TAXI
m
a
harry
Phene
99
Beet
Car
and
Bait
Service
In
tha
City.
Ratea
Reasonable
VOL.
XIII.,
NO,
270.
REPOhS
land,
Alaska
15,20
and
lie,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
fi
Cold
Storage
Co.
National,
25,000
pounds,
at
15.
lo
and
10.
Oc,
lo
Hie
Atlln
Fisheries.
Canadian
Pair
of
Jacks,
5.000
pounds,
at
lie
and
Vq.
to
lliu
Canadian'
Hit
ti
Cold
Storage
Co.
their
bodies
had
been
thrown
into
Ihe
sea.
j
Western
Frci&hler
Ltd..
own.
ers
of
Ihe
Prince
AlherL
which
wn
purchased,
by
them
from
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Coaslj
hen
ire
a
few
moniii
aim
emcri
.having
heen
used
in
the
north!
!roal
ervii-e
for
several
years.
said
this
inorninjf
that
they
had
I
When
the
steamer
I'rinre
lUilHKiVA.
Xi.v
27
Ten
menibert
was
lurried
over
by
the
Can
of
Ihe
crew
of
the
Japmir-e'diwii
National
Railways
to
the
freihler
Shinkokti
Maru
out
of
"
"""
rreisnirrs
una
sum
unknown.
The
lug
Mumaeonna
If
'll,.l..i
''"'V
Tnutilriniv
'
.
..
Hip
T
frrialil
.
.
.'
l
landing
hy
COLONEL
PECK
IS
NOMINATED
Chosen
by
Conservatives
to
Contest
Islands
Constituency
on
Their
Behalf
(iANtil
IIARIUIIL
Nov
?7.
Colonel
tJyrus
We.ley
Peck,
V.I,'..
formerly
memher
for
Skeena
tn
Ihe
House
of
Common'
nl
(Mla-wa,
wim
yestenlny
noniliialeil
at
a
toiienllou
here
a
Conserva-,
lle
eaudidale
for
IJo
provincial
leKtslature.
He
will
conle.l
the
seal
known
as
"
The
Islands"
now
repre-enlcd
hy
M.
II.
Jackson.'
chairman
of
Ihe
(iam,e
Hoard.
j
Colonel
Peek
is
now
living
In
Ihe
district
it
I
North
Saanich
not!
far
from
Sidney,
and
since
hlsl
arrival
has
heen
taking
a
deep
inleiesl
In
politics
He
has
taken
pari
In
greal
many
puhlir
nf-1
fair
ami
ts
also
fircstdent
of
Ihe
Conservative
Association
at
Deep
Coc.
North
Haanich.
The
Islands
constituency
includes
Salt
Spring
and
adjacent
gulf
Islands
and
also
(he
northern
part
of
Ihe
Saanich
'i'i.....
FISH
ARRIVALS
Three
Boats
Marketed
At.000
Pounda
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
this
Morning
Announcement
has
been
made
of
the
appointment
oT
the
Larl
of
Alhlonc
as
governor-general
of
South
Africa,
succeeding
Prince
Arthur
uf
Comiaughl.
RUM
RUNNING
WILL
BE
DISCUSSED
TODAY
Delegates
Arrive
From
Washing,
ton
and
First
Conference
This
Afternoon
iittaWA.
Nov.
27.
American
leleirates
to
the
conference
for
the
prevention
of
rum!
running
arrived
here
at
noon.
II
is
nn-.i..rlniul
Ihe
first
meeting
with
......
.
.
.
.'ii.,.
i',.iM,lliiii
renresentatives
will
1
iiaiinui
1
II
I
I
till
V
.l.'fll
noais
liniini
mai'Kcien
-
!.
"
.
.
-
,
.
II
13
..
.
in
a,
iJinW
o
acii
this
afternoon
luirni-K
i
in
a
1
1
1
II
K
"nii"is.
-
at
Ihe
inoininy
schooners
's
h
hud
M.,00,
5ti.0(il)
p
uounds
u
rns
and
one.
Canadian,
5,000
pounds,
gallon
Arrivals
and
sales:
..trttftt
American
'fRUIT
PRODUCTION
i.ioeoiu,
ji.uun
pouuus.
PROVINCE
INCREASED
viivrmtlA.
Nov.
27,
Fruit
production
in
H"'
I'p'vince
in
,,,,.,1
from
70,15(5,201.
pound
h.
tout
to
100,035,005
pound
last
vear.
'l'l",
loerease
In
valm
Is
from
ll.80t,HW
73d.
Mao
Ta
llsh
h
Fx
Lxrhang
h
g.
I
I
s
U
'uzic
Moss,
assistant
sectary
mM
,r
l.e..l
of
the
Lnited
States
dele.
Hi
SKWARD,
Alaska.
Nov
27.
A
ninety
mile
gale
if
blowing
'
here
and
meantime
all
vessel
in
neighborhood
of
this
port
are
lieejiing
close
In
harbor
until
the
fury
of
the
sea
abates.
There
ha
heen
do
loss
of
life
among
crews
of
vessels
at
Cooks
Inlet
hut
shipping
,
conditions
are
hazardous.
No
Word
to
Fate
of
Other
i,.nr,i
nothlnp
of
tronhlc
on
the
25
Men
at
Montague
l-
steamer
I'rinre
AlherL
!
-
G.W.V.A.
WILL
The
County
Court
case
between
the
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
which
the
plaintiff
is
suing
Ihe
defendant
for
170
in
respect
of
damage
done
to
a
wagon
being
run
down
by
a
train
opened
he-
fore
Judce
Young
this
morning
mil
KF.F.P
IIP
WORK!
ev.,v
n
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
MPFJlT,
11.(1,
T(.'KSI).Y,
NOVKMHKH
27,
1023.
reachhur
shore
hy
Monday.
iran-rerrr;!
oilrer
,11
r
..
P
l.
B'i.'-
noon
following
the
lieachmir
of
,r"
remaining
in
me
ci';t'n
!Pna
Laid
for
'Continuation
of
Ihe
rel
on
Montague
Island.
srvlre
hut
a
Tew
srnye.1
wiin
,
ir.e
M'll'.
,a,"r
Inrlmled
(..
r.
The
fate
of
Ihe
remainder
Adjustment
Bureau
and
Organ
of
Association
'rlerk.
The
ship
ohtamed
a
new)
OTTAWA,
Nov.
27.
The
captain
from
one
of
the
Weslemi
i."3iuoore
aujusuiieni
uureau
Frrlnhlers
smaller
l.oals.
t
l5r-"al
War
Veterans-
As-
socianon
win
comiuue
in
operation
on
behalf
of
all
.ex-service
men
and
dependents.
The
dominion
command
issued
an
o
fil
ial
statement
saying
Uiat
(S.
C.
McNeil
will
rcmnin
in
ollicc
as
secretary
treasurer
and
the
official
organ
called
The
veleran
will
continue
publication
with
T.
Lapp
in
charge,
Plans
have
heen
undertaken
from
outside
the
organization
to
provide
necessary
funds.
LOSS
OF
WAGON
CAUSE
OF
SUIT
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Suing
Canadian
National
Railways
For
$170
Damages
fillirMi'i
ClrcvtU
172.
Here
ar
Hie
rival
captain
who
took
pari
in
Ihe
international
sfhes
Tor
fishing
schooner
honors
.When
difficulties.
Jrse
both
pilots
returned
to
their
home
ports
without
completing
the
series.
Left
to
right
are):
Capl
Hen,
Pine
of
Hi
Cliallenuer,
and
CapL
Angus
Wallers
of
Ihe
Defender.
Ul
XsUUdZI
UUUUtd
Iff
VIUUUl
Already
35
in
by
Acclamation
LONDON,
Nov.
27.
Odds
quoted
in
financial
circles
mi
elacliou
re-mils
lodav
are
four
lo
one
in
favor
of
the
Conserva-
Strut
ttlM
lives
against
the
Liberals
and
It
lo
one
in
favor
of
Co.iserva-
I
lime
"
V".
.""""
superintendent
of
i:....
..Z..:....
ii...
i
,.i.
halchery
at
thai
point.
Latterly
As"
a
result
or
nominations
yesterday
there
are
fiflv
ac-,ar,er
of.
the
hotel
clamalions,
or
which
:5
are
ti.nservalives
elected;
II
Liberals
;l,,'a,!;'!!''lnenl
lo
,
,
,iy'
.,
,
,
.,
:
.
,
,
v..i:....i:
i
of
Prince
Ruperl,
he
was
fore-
i
uaiMiriies
uiki
i
.i.iuuii.uni.
i
,
,
.
.
,
I
Six
Youngsters
Spent
Night
In'
Woods
Together
and
Then
Ran
oh
Camp
COt
RTF.NAY.
Nov.
27.
Si
....
.
.
t
a
...
I.-
!
riilloren
who
were
io.i
in
nu-woods
since
Saturday
while
on
a
hunting
expedition
have
been
found.
They
spent
Ihe
niifhl
together
without
knowledge
or
Iheir
location
but
on
Monday
found
a
logins
camp
where
I
hey
w
ere
found
and
bedded
until
members
of
Ihe
search
parly
rould
be
conununicaled
with.
The
children
.who
were
all
and
is
continuing
this
aflerooon.
under
twelve
years
old,
are
now
'
UNMANUFACTURED
LUMBER
EXPORT
IS
NOT
FAVORED
VICTORIA,
Nov.
27.
Total
prohibition
id
the
export
of
unmanufactured
lumber
was
lavored
by
Ihe
legislature
when
if
endorsed
a
resolution
of
(ieorge
llanes,
North
Vancouver,
by
a
vole
of
21
to
.
1
i
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HILL
HARHOR.
Raining,
livid
soul
beast
wind;
barometer
30:03;
temperature,
to:
sea
......I.,.-In
W
i.
m
cnrtlu
oji
mof
III'
!,'
II
II,
I
..l.l.
.-,...
V
.'.V
...
.
f!n..
..IfivMiliiilllliI
111
Pittit,
isPllll:
..
.
.
..
..
i
ii...
,
1
II....
I'""
v......
,
It
may
lie
tomorrow
l.erore
an
saic
ai
iionic
or
iu
wjsi.
i
,8
m
fi(ettln,.r
Mogul
138
j
Hie
eviiienee
is
lahen
uiui
a
nmi-
uifinci.
iug
reached.
Milton
tionxales,
of
Williams,
Manson
A
Oonzales
ap-
UI1MTCP
CCI
I
ANH
pear
for
the
Prince
Rupert
nUllIEIV
TLLL
nllU
Feed
Co.
and
L.
W.
patiuore,
of
Pal
more
V
Fulton,
for
the
Can
adian
National
Railways.
SASKATOON
LOSES
HOCKEY
GAME
WITH
VANCOUVER
7
TO
4
VANCtlL
VKR,
Nov.
27
Saska
toon
pul
up
a
big
game
on
Ihe
first
appearance
of
any
western
Canmla
league
learn
here
Ibis
season
but
lost
to
Ihe
Vancouver
lenni.
The
score
was
7
lo
.
NANAIMO
MINER
KILLED
NANALMO,
Nov,
27.
James
Cook,
a
miner,
unmarried,
was
killed
in
a
rock
slide
al
Ihe
coal
mk.e
here
?c
Mocday.
'
ALMOST
DIED
AT
ANCIIORAtil
Nov.
27.
--Karl
Hammond,
who
fell
on
an
lee
ledge
near
Anchorage
while
hunlimr
sheen
and
who
nearly
died
from
exposVire
was
rescued
swell.
by
William
Havener,
a
compan-j
ion.
Hammond
is
expected
lo
recover.
40
DAYS
ADDED
NKW
YORK,
Nov
2,7.
"Had
Hill"
Monroe.
Orange
County
desperado,
in
Sing
Sing
prison
for
the
murder
of
Andrew
Har-rell,
Ihe
hermit
of
Flshklll,
ban
iiad
forty
days
added
lo
his
sentence
for
violating
parole.
Moproe
Is
not
disturbed,
however
as.
His
senleaotf
is
for
life.
miles
Irom
Tacoma
southbound;
11:40
p.m.
spoke
steamer-Prince
Rupert
off
Putney
Spit
southbound;
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer
off
Egg
Is-
iland
bound
nouzm
ror
or
Astoria.
.sioria.
iiinmnirr
il
icii1'"'1'
ANCHORAGE,
ALAMA
UKAD
TRKK
POINT.-Clear.
,
at
The
late
Mr.
Johnston
is
sur
vived
hy
a
wife
and
family.
fcWT
JaH
Sir
F.rnest
Pollock,
rormerly
attorney
-
general
of
Oreat
Britain,
has
been
appointed
Master
or
Ihe
Rolls,
in
which
office
he
is
the
official
custodian
of
Ihe
nation's
records
back
more
than
1,000
years.
calm;
barometer,
2D:82;
tern-
'
,.,
pera.ure,
35;
sea
smooth.
EXEMPTION
OF
WAR
DHiliv
iM,.v.M..
iiei-casi.
light
soulh.fusl
wind;
barometer
30:01;
lemperalure,
13;
ight
HULL
Noon
HARHOR.
Raining.
VETERANS:
LOT
FROM
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
Private
Hoxes
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use.
Best
Food.
Vest
Service.
"Take
Her
to
I
he
Iloston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
D
KILLED
ABOARD
PRINCE
ALBERT
CONSERVATIVES
GO
OFF
TO
GOOD
LEAD
IN
BRITISH
ELECTION
NOMINATIONS
Two
Men
Killed
on
Decks
of
Steamer
Prince
Albert
when
off
the
Coast
of
California
SAN
I'llANCLSCO.
Nov.
27.
A
lule
of
a
fight
in
which
Iwo
mm
were
killed
on
the
deck
of
tin
sleamcr
Prince
Albert,
j
alleged
to
be
a
mm
running
vessel
and
which
is
now
lying
out-
side
lhi
rl.
win
related
today
to
prohibition
agents
hy
Wil-
liaiii
Sloan
mnler
arrest
on
a
charge
of
muggling.
.Sloan
told
j
111
iifTii-iiils
Hint
members
nf
llii
crew
if
llu
rum
rimiiinir
.
pm'I
were
always
armed
ImiI
he
was
not
certain
whether
the
fight
oft
Ihe
Prince
Alb"rl
was
lietwecii
member
of
that
vessel's
crew
or
with
high
Jackers.
He
had
lieendiiformed,
however.
111
"llhal
two
men
ltal
been
killed
and
TEN
OF
CREW
OF
SHINKOKU
maru
ashore;
NINETY
MILE
QALE
BLOWING
AT
SEWARD
VESSELS.
IN
H
ARDOR
Naval
Squadron
Leaves
Plymouth
on
Round
the
World
Cruise
to
B.C.
j
PLYMOUTH,
Nov.
27.
A
special
service
.squadron
of
the
'Hritish
navy
in
command
of
Vice-admiral
Sir
Frederick
Field
i
ailed
today
for
a
round
the
world
cruise
to
last
307
days.
It
is
'proposed,
to
lake
the
vessel
to
Ihe
Hritish
Dominions,
United
i
Stales,
and
South
America.
The
.squadron
is
experled
to
visit
I
Hritish
Columbia
waters
in
June.
The
squadfou
comprises
Ihe
cruisers
Hood,
Repulse,
and
I
Ihe
light
cruisers
Dauntless,
Dragon.
Delhi
and
Paphne.
While
there
have
been
no
spe-
ADRIaT
A
D7
IAD
1cial
despatches
telling
of
the
UllllAl
I
JUl)
,rius
m
i
lit?
irssns
u
i.s
unurr-
'stood
that
Prince
Rupert
is
in
I
line
for
visjts
from
aH
war
ves
sels
when
on
cruising
orders.
J.
BRUCE
JOHNSTON
DIED
IN
VICTORIA
Former
Proprietor
of
Lakelae
Hpt
Springs
Hotel
Passes
Away
Suddenly
SEEKER
SHOULD
NOT
GO
SOUTH
W.
C.
Orchard,
C.P.R.
General
Agent,
Meets
Local
People
at
Long
Beach
While
the
building
iio.uu
in
jCalifornia
slill
continues
and
.1.
Hruce
Johnston,
for
years
(employment
is
offered
for
men
proprietor
of
Hie
Lakelse
llotiwilh
particular
trades,
W.
C.
Springs
Hotel,
Lakelse
LakeJorchanl,
C.P.R.
general
acent,
Tttrtartnrnncrffrir
cordin?
lo
word
received
in
the
noon
from
his
first
(rip
to
interior.
Mr.
Johnston
Only
left
Southern
California,
says
he
Terrace
a
few
weeks
ago
and
would
not
advise
Hie
ordinary
news
of
his
sudden
death
eame
man
lo
go
there
looking
for
i
as
a
decided
shock.
jf,li.
Hefore
slarlin?
the
Lakelse.
r.
Orchard
met
several
Hotel,
Mr.
Johnston
was
for.
a
I
Ihe
former
Prince
Ruperl
citizens
in
Long
Reach
and
they
all
seemed
to
he
doing
very
well.
W.
Reith,
formerly
of
Ihe
ci'
hall.
Is'
in
llg;
service
of
an
oil
company
nut
so
is
.1.
A.
.Mactionaiii,
The
Coiisrvatives
nominated
Ml,
Liberals
io,
Laboriles
T"
Terrace.
"'orge
I'ul,es
sawn,,n
formerly
on
Ihe
accounting
staff
i;i.".
Conservative
free
traders
7,
Independent
LOST
CHILDREN
total
lit;
al
the
dry
dock.
T.
H.
Hiniper.
late
city
solicitor,
is
will,
a
hank
al
Long
Heach
and
J.
II.
Kelly,
plumber,
is
also
working
there.
C.
F..
Hainler
Is
in
the
Insurance
business
at
Long
Heach.
In
Seattle,
Mr.
Orchard
met
Ci.
A.
Mc.Vicholl.
C.N.R.
general
passenger.
agent.
He
was
on
his
way
to
California
on
an
inspection
(riii
to
t
lie
Hue's
southern
jolVices.
Among
the
places
Mr.
Orchard
'visited
were
Vancouver,
Sacra-jmenlo,
Los
Angeles,
Long
Heach,
'San
Francisco
ami
Seattle.
Roth
he
and
Mrs.
Orchard
enjoyed
ithe
Ir'p
thoroughly.
BUILDING
AT
BURNS
LAKE
In
Addition
to
School
Number
of
Minor
Improvements
Being
Effected
HURNS
LAKK,
Nov.
27
Considerable
building
acthity
js
in
evidence
in
Hums
Lake
at
the
present
dale.
In
(addition
to.
Ihe
new
$15,000
school,
worR
on
which
has
just
started,
the
Anglican
Church
Parsonage
i
jnearing
completion.
Andrew
(Ruddy
has
a
large
livery
barn
in
DDADnCCn
course
or
erection,
ray
Miori
s
TAV
ATIAKI
1
AAA
llUll
rKUrUOEiU
arase
Is
almost
finished.
The
,
(Forestry
lKpartmenl
nre
putting
Md.Collarl,
who
was
not
pre-'
up
a
new
speeder
garage.
A.
R.
iii.Klcrnle
sou
beast
wind:
ttar-
sent
at
ast
mi:
it
s
council
meet-
urown
lias
a
autre
calm;
barometer,
2D:80;
temper-
Hon
exemptinsr
from
taxation
thoi
building
to
omeler,
30.02;
temperature,
48;
ing,
bad
a
notice
of
motion
call-
course
of
erection
and
Richard
moderate
swell.
ing
for
.the
drafting
or
a
bylaw
o
Mara
ts
gelling
oui
ions
lor
a
DKAD
TRKK
POINT.
Clear,
for
submission
at
the
next
elec-
new
residence.
alure,
15;
sea
smooth.
lot
on
Third
Avenue
used
ny
tne
un
aceouni
or
me
i!inou
DIOHY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
Oreat
War
Veterans'
Associationjstorni
which
hts.
been
raglnsr
lilit
southeast
wind;
baromo-'as
a
memorial.
It
was
pointed.
in
Dixon'
Kn'rancn,
the
C.P.R.
tor,
30.02;
temperature,
H;
sea
out
that
this
was
in
line
wilh
steamer
Prince
Mry.
Capt,
s,110O(,(
Iwhat
was
done
in
all
other
Arthur
Slater,
,Uld
,
not
pull
oul
Subforlbe
for
the
Daily
News,
for
Si
week
placp.s.
The
motion
was
tabled
oi
hero
ror
i
e,
poriu
unui
'o'
fook
hi
mJPhlnif