u
a
hurry
Pkone
BmI
Cars
and
Best
Service
IntfctOlty.
IUU
Reasonable
VOL.
Mil,,
NO.
208,
GERflPI
tenUlions
against
any
further
reiluelioit
Ibis
year,
Speaking
or
the
iialibul
Indus,
try,
Mr.
Lappiulc
said
there
would
m
no
close
season
during!
llrHMi
Utlumiita
l
working
very
4t4t4
well,
Hon.
F.niesl
Lapointe
slated
on
bl
return
from
a
lour
of
the
nnicntt
mn
I
iff
ire
Pacific
roasL
He
said
the
ran-
rMOUJl
flnU
LrtOnLO
ncrfe
represented
to
him
I
hat!
M
was
doing
injury
lo
them
as
the
white
fishermen
were
not
work-in.
us
hard
as
the
Japanese.
He,
lltiflll
1
1
fi
FOR
BOYS
WHO
STOLE
f
AC
CDHM
QTATinWQ
LABOR
COUNCIL
IS
MThwi
Ym
Want
A
NEW
1
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
99
unJ
l
iiviu
uiniiviiu
n,p
iPL.,.i
,.;nP
.....i
H.
i.
..i
bad
been
walled
on
by
the
can-
..,...,.,.,.7,
7T
,,
...
r
it
c
nl,.
.I..I...I
ll.al
Hi'
V
AM.Ol
M.H,
Nov.
1
1,
Angeles
in
a
stolen
car.
dinner,
bad
made
strong
repre-
Ibe
bridge
will
be
ready
forlraf
.
fic
nexl
summer.
j
Work
oil
.Ibe
suhlruclure
started
from
Ibe
south
side
of
Hie
river
ami
the
camp
is
located
I
here.
Five
of
Ibe
seven
piers
for
the
bridge
are
now
in
ami
work
on
Ibe
sixth,
which
is
based
on
a
rock
In
l.iltle
Can
yon,
lias
stalled.
This
will
be
dilllcult
of
const
ruction.
The
A
seventh
nier
is
no
tlie
railwuv
remedy
for
the
slluallon
was
the
?
raT
inii'nsoiiiiiriu
M.
uf
Ml(,
rKor
Work
OM
ieadnislou
of
Japanese
fisher-
"'"I
rorly
lasbcs
was
the
senlence
approach
from
the
south
sble
N
men
lo
full
privilege.
Ipronounccd
by
Magistrate
Hbaw
WPu
,vanced
ami
two
weeks
Last
y,-ar
there
was
a
reiluclion
'
""
M,,lfp
t,,,,,rl
0,1
'""Wj
should
-ee
it
finished,
or
in
p.-r
rent
In
Ibe
number
of
Jum'M
l,arr'
Mrl'ermotl.j
Aboul
roily
men
are
workinu-
licenses
Issued
lo
Japanese,
Mr.
,a,N
w,,,
I'l''ded
guilly
to',,,,
,K
,ri,?,.
colll.rut.Ion
ami
Lapoiule
said,
bul
so
Tar
no
fur-
robbing
gas
stations
here.
'Ibe
iiey
are
losing
u
time
on
Ibe
Iber
reduction
bad
l.een
decided
enlenn-a
will
run
concurrenlly.
iji,,
A
,lllkcy
wo
intimated
that
the
In,""m'
'""steam
l.oiirrs
and
two
concrete
mixei
are
inrlinlel
in
the
equipment.
(Iraved
Is
taken
from
nit
Island
in
Hie
liver
by
a
harge
in
iiiu.
.r
t,
(.i...it,,.k
i.....
i
i..
TO
STAGE
BANQUETj
"i(
rs.
K.
II.
Sliockley
is
per-
isonally
siiiervising
the
work
the
present
ear
but
he
wits
con-
Vancouver
Longshoremen's
Strike'"'"'
M-
'
McNeill
ir
Ibis
city
Is
fidenl
the
United
Stales
congress.
would
pa
legislation
lo
bring
Into
effect
the
agreement
with
Canada.
LABOR
COUNCIL
BACKS
STRIKE
Urges
Assessment
Toward
Funds:
Prltchard
Anticipates
Defeat
With
Threat
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
II.
Situation
Discussed
Last
Night
But
No
Action
Taken
It
was
decided
by
Ibe
Trade
bis
foreman.
Ilolf
Walker
is
engineer
on
ine
jon
ami
w
.
I,
Mackenzie
timekeeper.
Road
Construction
Ibe
road
connecting
Terraci
fi
Labor
Council
last
night
to
wilh
Ihe
bridge
a
distance
of
hold
a
banquet
early
in
Decent-'about
tme
mile
is
well
advanc-ber.
The
bdlowing
committee,
V
nl
should
be
finished
In
was
delegated
to
lake
charge:
another
month.
II
will
be
a
fine
James
lllnck,
cluiirnvui;
J.
J.
Cillis,
S.
D.
Macdouald
and
T.
Hoss
Mackay.
The
Vancouver
longshoremen's
strike
situation
was
discussed
and
in
formal
Ion
was
submitted
dial
six
men
had
been
killed
and
The
N
injured
as
n
result
of
acci
wide
highway
and
there
is
a
great
deal
or
heavy
rock
al
the
north
end.
There
will
be
an
overhead
approach
to
the
bridge
on
Ihe
railway
side.
The
work
is
proceeding
by
day
labor
under
Henry
Frank,
road
foreman.
J
and
its
construction,
It
is
said,
Trades
ami
Labor
Council
al
a
dents
due
In
Inexperienced
labor,
will
come
well
under
the
est
im
special
Hireling-
last
flight
voted
No
action
was
taKcii.
e
cost,
to
support
the
longshoremen's
J.
J.
Oillis,
vice-president,
wis
'Hie
new
bridge
across
Ibe
slriko
In
Hrillsh
Cnlumtila
as
far
in
Hie
chair
and
the
attendance
rtVer
at
Terrace
will
be
one
of
as
possible
and
Invited
all
or-
wn
'a,r-
Ihe
fines
I
in
the
province,
it
is
ganued
labitr
iiwmi
lo
conlrlbulel
half
a
day's
pay
per
week
to
ll.e
SOMEBODY
TRIED
TO
strike
fund.
At
a
special
mass
meeting
here
Sunday
to
discuss
the
situation
BARRISTER
DIES
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
II.
Sluarl
Livingstone,
a
Piilininenl
local
ENTER
PRIESTS'
HOUSE
W.
A,
Prilchard,
representing
Hie
Yesterday
morning
Hishop
K
I'Oiigslioremcn,
said
Hut
strikers
M.
Huiioz
notified
(lie
city
police
nay
possibly
be
defeated
but
Hint
someone
had
allelupted
to
"(here
will
bo
hell
before
wV
ulve
gain
entry
to
the
Catholic
priest'
lu."
Ihouse
by
means
of
a
rear
win-
dovv
at
1.15
in
Ibe
morning.
The,
housekeeper
was
in
Ihe
room
at
the
lime
and
tightened
(he
cul
prit
away
but
vvvas
unable
to
es.
barrister
died
here
awed
58.
lleltablish
Identff
beyond
the
fact
jyas
oora
in
uammor.,
ontartQ.'tliat
sue
kc.w
it
was
a
man.
said,
and
the
people
in
thai
district
are
highly
pleased
with
it
although
(hey
have
had
to
wail
a
long
time
for
a
connect
Ion
Willi
Hie
Lakelse
side.
A
great
volume
or
Ira
file
will
pass
over
Ihe
river
Including
much
limber
jbesides
Hie
supplies
and
pro
duce
ot
those
engaged
In
agricultural
pursuits,
C.N.R.
sleamer
Prince
tleorgo
Capl.
S.
Morehouse,
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls,
Is
due
I..'
iitTit-n
mi
limn
llild
.ifi..
.w
...
....iv
i
ii
i
,(14
I
L'l
IIIUIB
,ul
3
nclock.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
llUl'KHT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
NOVKMHKIt
H,
l'.2:..
r..i,(',
ew'maT
.--
Miss
Irene
Pergantis
of
Atlanta,
(ieorgia,
won
the
honor
of
being
named
Ibe
prettiest
girl
in
lt?r
slate,
which
at
that,
claims
lo
have
a
"few
beauties."
Swiss
Immigrants
Arrive
at
Terrace
and
are
LookingJor-.
...
Land
While
Working
in
Camps
Kighleeii
joung
riwiss
immigrants
reached
Terrace
last
COUNCIL
ASKS
GOOD
PRICES
FOR
ROAD
HERE
Finance
Committee
Instructed
to
Draft
Resolution
for
Submission
to
Victoria
The
city
council
last
night
instructed
Ihe
finance
commille:i
to
draft
a
resolution
for
submission
lo
Victoria
asking
that
steps
be
taken
'at
once
by
Hie
provincial
government
towards
building
Ihe
road
out
of
this
cily.
Tlie
Inatler
Was
brought
forward
by
Aid.
Collar)
in
the
course
or
a
discussion
which
followed
Ihe
reclpl
of
a
letter
rrom
Ihe
city
council
or
Kam-loops
requesting
Ihe
city
lo
Tor-ward
to
the
government
its
approval
or
the
Eraser
River
route
rr
Hie
Irans-provinciul
highway
in
the
soulh.
The
request
was
acceded
lo,
the
council
having
already
endorsed
this
route,
'the
resolution
'asking
br
Ibe
local
road
will
also
be
sub-milled
lo
olher
municipalities
In
Ibe
provlnco'for
Iheir
approval.
In
asulimilling
Hie
proM)sal
that
the
city
coucil
should
take
up
the
matter
of
the
local
road
wilh
Victoria,
Aid.
Collarl
ex-presseil
Ihe
opinion
thai,
since
Ihe
negotiations
with
(he
Oram!
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co
a
meeting
in
St.
Andre-
ir.t
u
ee.
last
night.
Miss
Macdouahl
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
Private
Hoxes
for
Ladiei,
and
Party
Use.
est
Pood.
Beat
Servloe.
"Take
.Her
to
the
noston.,
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTC
UNABLE
TO
ADMINISTER
RHIIR
LABOR
AND
UBKAL
MEMBERS
ROUWDLY
ABUSE
BALDWIN
FOR
ELECH0II
British
Opposition
Members
are
Angry
at
Having
to
Fight
Another
Election
at
Dictates
of
Baldwin
OTTAWA,
Nov.
II.
Dissatisfaction
with
the
decision
(if
Hie
government
to
Hold
an
immediate
election
i
manifest
tin
nvery
side.
Tlie
view
expressed
by
lliu
press
publicly
indicate
the
idea
that
the
election
i
extremely
niiwjular.
The
government'
supporters
reluctantly
ar.piiesce
while
their
ojtical
oiuiieiit
are
digutcd
ami
r?entful.
Some
of
Hie
comments
are
vicious
ami
Premier
Haldvviii
is
charged
nrionly
wild
un-cxnuiplcil
levity,
shabby
mauociirviug,
trirkiuess,
and
with
having
lapsed
from
(lis
'traditional
honor
and
decencv
of
pulilic
lire.
There
is
no
doubt
but
the
Liberal-,
Labor
member
and
Socialist
are
very
angry.
NO
DECREASE
IN
JAPANESE
Canners
Complain
of
Being
ln-i
Jured
by
Reduction
Last
Year
and
Protest
MAS
WORKED
WELL
Lepolnte
Eipects
Close
Season
on
Halibut
to'
go
Into
Force
Neit
Year
OITAU'A,
Nov.
II
The
policy)
YESTERDAY
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY
OF
PUBLIC
LI3RARY
i
Yetcrday
was
Hie
first
anniversary
ol
I
lie
npctt-'ing
of
Hie
public
library
here
and
it
wa
marked
by
the
receipt
of
a
bund
some
donation
uf
125
from
I
lie.
Ailair
Curs
Chapter.
The
librarian
report
IIimI
31.10.1
book
have
been
iued
during
Ibe
year
and
Ilia!
I
here
are
at
present
1350
active
of
gradual
exclusion
of
Japanese'
lwmn
,,f
,-
ii)rary
rMirrinen
ironi
me
iisncrie
oi
BRIDGE
OVER
SKEENA
RIVER
Good
Progress
Made
with
Sub
structure
at
Little
Canyon,
Terrace
ROAD
WELL
ADVANCED
Favorable
weather
Ibis
fall
has
pTinil
l-l
work
lo
proceed
much
more
rapidly
(ban
bad
.
been
expected
on
the
suh-slrur-lure
of
the
big
bridge
acr
the
Skeena
River'
al
Terrace
and.
if
it
continue,
HaNison
&
Shnekley,
who
have
Ibe
contract
for
Ibe
building
of
t
lie
.
pier
ano
approacues,
suoultl
le
done
Iheir
Job
iy
Chritma.
i
urn
cvrryiiiiug
win
Me
reaiiy
.
for
J.
Coughlau
,
Co.,
of
Van-
couvcr,
who.
have'
Hie.
contract
for
the
fe'efcuKrsYruclurr.'
lo
sjarj
(heir
wnj-k.
Iflhe
pieteit
.
raie
u
provress
in
mattiiafncd
German
Government
is
Unable
to
Administer
the
Occupied
Provinces
HKHLjN,
Nov.
1
1.
After
an
all-day
session
Ihe
Federal
Oovernrnent
admits
it
is
unable
lo
continue
to
administer
Ihe
Hiihr
and
Hhiueland
und
issues
a
statement
saying
it
must
leave
Ihes?
sections,
(o
Iheir
own
devices
and
to
the
lender
mercis
of
Ihe
army
of
occupation.
The
situation
throughout
(ierniany
is
quiet.
The
return
of
Ihe
cx-crown
prince
to
the
bosom
or
his
familv
in
Silesia
has
apparently
little
affecled
the
populace.
Oulch
authorrties
indignantlv
denv
that
tb?v
hnt'fa
POM
nit-ail
at
the
return
or
the
ex-kaiser
to
Germany.
He
is
.still
at
Doorri
Caslle.
LUMBER
SHIPMENT
BEING
ASSEMBLED
WILL
BE
LARGE
ONE
For
Ibe
next
U.O.M.M.
fleamer
to
come
liere
lo
load
for
Hie
Orient,
there
is
already
381,715
feel
of
spruce
and
hemlock
squarei.
and
boards
lying
on
Hie
dock.
The
vessel
Is
not
now
expecled
much,
before
December
15
and
-
bjr-HiHt-1
imp
I
h
re-will
be
800,000
or
900,000
feel
ready
for
shipment.
week
from
Ihe
prairies
where
Ihey
have
been
working
Tor
Hie
rnnn
DFrilTklllTP
ic
past
three
mouths
in
the
harvest
fields.
Their
intention
is
tilli-
UUUU
DtuIilWINb
IJ
malely
lo
take
up
land,
conditions
at
Terrace
being
more
like
lh?ir
native
surroundings
than
on
Ihe
prairies.
Four
of
them
have
lefl
for
Vancouver
bul
the
remaining
fourteen
have
found
work
for
(he
winter,
some
being
employed
on
government
road
work
and
some
by
(Jeorge
Lillls.
They
seem
lo
be
finite
satis
fied
with
their
surroundings
although,
being
unite
young
and
Inexperienced,
they
are
apt
to
become
discouraged;
The
people
have,
how?ver,
been
assisting
llieni
in
every
way
possible
to
locate.
i
:
POLICE
SECURE
MADE
TOWARD
GETTING
I
i
i
Alleged
U.S.
PRISONER
Blackhand
Murderer
Who
Escaped
from
cran??
ton,
Is
Taken
ARRESTED
AT
NELSJM
'
i
i
m
Got
Away
from
Jail
as
Electrlo
CJialrwalUillinvFlMs,
.
,
-
-
-
rears
Ago
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1
1.
Under
police
escort,
securely
handcuffed,
Dominic
Delfiuo
alia.
Kenneth
Munroe,
alleged
black-hand
murdeter
wanted
.at
cranlon.
Pennsylvania,
where
he
escaoed
from
nrivini
nn
H,V
FUNDS
FOR
CHILDREN,-""
of
"ie
'
W
'
electrocution
tor
murder,
wa$
p
A
gMd
liegf
mting
has
been
'"ought
here
rrom
Nelson.
IJ.C
;'!
made
toward
raising
funds
for
wl,,'re
,,e
wa,
arreslwl.
jj
ifurnisbiiiK
the
projected
child-
,n
"laKing
nis
escape
from
ti
ren's
vynrd
al
the
hosprlal.
At!s'cranlo
Jail
flve
'par.s
regent,
in
the
chair,
there
was
ai
According
to
the
police,
Del-
meeting
or
Hill
Co
Chapter
I.
0.ifi"
'
sa'd
admit
his
iden-
'D.
E.
at
winch
it
was
reported
"e
'
l",'J
her'
pending
LflU
I
IIMULU
that
the
net
nrnc.ee.U
of
Ihe
re.
Hie
arrival
I
Ji
LUlUULll
cent
bazaar
amounted
to
175.
Scranlon
In
all
something
like
six
or
seven
:
.
.
lmirv
nrrniilrrfirt'tit
nr
in
Ihrough
(his
port
are
link
l.ii
!
i
iiiil'
li
fit
ti
I
tk
lit
t
fill
mill
operators
in
the
district.
At
the
"
""
is
being
paid
for
'hemlock
squares
QONA
RIYER
TO
HAYE
r.o.t.
I'rmce
llttpert
ami
?.'a.ao
for
spruce
squares.
Hemlock
boards
for
export
to
Japan
arc
gelling
."in
and
spruce
boards.
Objects
of
Society
are
Self
Im
J'.M.SO.
An
increase
in
'prices
is
expert
ed
within
the
next
thirty
days.
Railway
freight
rates
for
Ihe
lumber
front
Terrace
are
.?3.C3
provement
and
Co-operation
In
Business
per
thousand
for
hemlock
and
!
Farmers'
Instilule
3.08
Tor
spruce
and
rrom
Royal
Stills,
91.30
and
3.75.
The
interior
mills
are
Imping
thai
the
railway
will
give
furlher
redue-
n
ago,
n
w's
Hall
jMunro
shot
and
wounded
Tour.
maid,
the
guards.
J
oi
omcers
iroui
a
But
Interior
Mills
Feel
Further
''"'"'"
is
needed
for
'''is'f
AMTEnEMf
IJ
AM
Reduction,
Due
In
E.port
.
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furrlUHrLKEl)llL
Ull
-Freight
nisl
lhe
ward
well.
.
Rates
mmmm
.
ii
Prices
paid
for
hemlock
ami
,ow,a'V
an"
r,""'
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.
early
narlv
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is
Deceniber
IIahaiivIiai.
and
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prelim'
IMMIuKAllOK
mill-
Kt.
li.tml
hand
for
the
big
annual
New
Year
Representatives
of
Government
and
Transportation
Com-panles
Meeting
Today
Ifc'l-l'iWi
V....
II
I
FARMERS'
INSTITUTE
rercure
on
imniigralion
attended
.by
officials
of
the
federal
aiul
provincial
governmenls
an
ocean
and
railroad
transporta
lion
companies
opened
this
nwrij-j
tng.
ine
onjeci
ot
Uie
cottier-
The
H.C.
(.azetle
advertises
Cnce
is
to
inform
tlio
provincial1
the
forinaliun
or
the
Ooua
River
al
traiisportation
officials
of
II
is
to
be
Hie
steps
taken
or
proposed
by-'
located
at
Oona
River,
Porcher
Hie
federal
government
to
secure,
Island,
and
Ihe
objects
or
the
'satisfactory
infntigrants
and
also
institute
are:
lo
gain,
closer
knowledge
of
'im-
(a)
To
improve
conditions
of
migration
problems
lions
in
rales
for
export
busi-ural
life;
so
that
settlement
nest.
The
volume
is
increasing
may
be
permanent
and
prosper-
nti.l
ii'r
Jtlnil
,in
n
em
nf
Inmher
mis:
I
for
a
Miort
haul
or
100
miles
is
(b)
To
promote
the
theory
OF
SCHOONER
SKUGAID
cousiiiereii
somewnat
uigner
man
aim
pracnce
oi
agricuuure
ny
it
should
be.
led
tires,
essays,
the
circulation
COMMISSION
ON
SALE
v
nisAiiowFn
ry
rniiRT
No.
t
coinnvm
spruce
joists
or
information
and
-other
edit-
-?
and
planks
are
still
iHMttg
snipped
caiinnal
meiiiods,
and
to
stim-j
,-claim
made
by
M.
P
Olseit
from
Terrace
to
the
Eastern.
utate,.
inleresj
by
exhibitions,
ror
000
comnUsslon
in
conneiv
Slates,
and
are
Trlchinf
rrom
prizes,
and
other
means;
lion
with
the
sale
on
April
5
laVt
$18.50
lo$!Wi
per
thousand
r.o.b.
.
(c)
To-
arrange
on
behalf
of
of
Mm
m-hooner
Chief
SkoLu'ti
had
been
completed,
there
were
New
York
and
the
freight
rate
ils
members
Tor
Ihe
purchase,
,y
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cobj
no
obstacles
remaining
to
pre-jfront
Terrace
to
New
York
is
distribution,
or
sale
or
com-
storage
Co.
to
Capl.
R.
Perry
was
'
vent
the
work
being
proceeded.
125.20,
ihtoditles,
supplies,
or
products,
dismissed
in
the
Court
or
Anneat
with
limuedialelyA
Accordingly
It
was
decided'
to
have
the
fi-nance
committee
drart
the
resolution,
Aid.
Macdouald
and
Aid.
Perry
moving
lo
that
elVecl.'
Subscribe
for
thi
Daily
News.
and
generally
io
act
on
their
at
Vancouver
last
week.
The
Only
one
halibut
boat
offered
behalf
iii
the
mailers
incidental
company
claimed
that
Olscn'g
al
the
Fish
Exchange
Ibis.
to
agricultural
pursuits:
Jopllon
for
purchase
ir
the
ves
morning.
The
American
schooii-l
(d)
To
promote
social
inter-
sel
had
expired
and
he
hnd
noth.
er
Albatross
disposed
of
32.00ft
course,-
mutual
helpfulness,
and
ing
to
do
with
the
subsequent
pounds
lo
Ihe
Candian
Fish
Alhe
diffusion
of
knowledge,
and
ale.
Olsen
claimed
five
ur
Co'd
;oratt
Co.
at
!3c
and
9s.
ito
make
new
?ettlers
rv'eicome..
.nnt
?ommlssi0n