MHmd
Yw
Want
A
aide
and
popular
olticers
on
the
'oat.
Iimn
been
with
(he
Urand
Trunk
Pacific
Stramliip
Service
for
the
pal
2
or
13
years
and
ha
comuintidcil
every
ship
of
Ilie
company's
eoalwic
fleet.
Hating
deep.oea
master's
papers
a
well
as
coalwlc,
Capl.
More.
hoiiKc
wiii
a
captain
with
tho
tnion
Steamship
(Jo.
hefore
he
raiue
lo
the
(Iraml
Trunk
Pari
fic.
Ill
wide
experience
fits
him
well
for
his
new
duties.
tJapl.
Harry
Ncddeit
of
the
Prince
John
will
aume
com.
maud
of
the
Prince
(Scorer
next
week
ami
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
formerly
of
the
Prince
Albert
will
become
master
of
Ilie
Prince
John.
LABOR
MAYOR
OF
WINNIPEG
S.
J.
Farmer
Is
Re-Clected
With
a
Majority
of
4S99
Over
Cltlien
Candidate
NVINNUM'.tl,
Nov.
21.-S.
J
I
aimer,
(he
labor
mayor
of
Winnipeg,
was
yesterday
r'
elected
hy
ft
majority
of
IHD'J
omt
llobert
Jacob,
the
cltlienV
cainlidate.
Noting
fur
aldermen
I
under
Hie
preferential
ballot
system
out
In
most
en',
the
result
...tn
...
lime.
not
ie
kiiowu
for
some
Hie
ratepayers
carried
a
by-
imw
to
erect
In
the
city
n
central
"H-aiii
healing
plant.
VICTORIA
IS
OFFERED
COLLECTION
OF
PICTURES
!!:
VICToiua,
Nov,
21.
Viclorla
has
been
otTered
a
collection
of
llilrly
pictures
lo
form
Ihc
ii'icleus
of
an
art
gallery
here.
11")
olTer
Is
tendeieM
through
Agent
(leu
"
l
II
I.flllililll
W'nlity
ij
aot
revealed.
I
.
,
I
,
I
.
.
.
I
I
eer
saw
in
the
west,
and
I
saw-lot."
Mr.
.McfJuirc,
belde
beinir
larirc
holder
of.lhe
Premier
Intension
Mining
(Jomjiany,
owns
adanlaveuusly
sfluateil
rlaim.
and
fractions
In
Ilie
heart
of
the
leelopmetit
that
Is
takimr
place
in
the
Salmon
litter
mining
SEATTLE
WENT
DOWN
BEFORE
VICTORIA
IN
HOCKEY
LAST
NIGHT
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
21.
Seattle
lasted
her
first
ilefeal
tills
sea-son
when
Ilie
Victoria
hockey
team
trounced
her
four
to
two.
The
game
was
fal,
both
learns
playing
brilliantly
STEAMER
RIVER
WYE
now.
ASHORE
BREAKING
UP
HALIFAX.
Nov.
21.
The
.teaiiier
"
ver
v
e
Is
atiore
and
breaking
up
fifty
miles
west
of
here.
The
crew
has
been
taken
off.
She
was
on
her
way
from
Swansea
to
Boston
wUh
coal.
RELATIONS
WITH
FRANCE
NEVER
AS
BAD
AS
NOW
(ILASr.OW,
Nov.
21.
-Speak
lug
here
today.
Lloyd
Oeorpc
de
dared
Britain's
relations
with
France
were
nexer
xvorse.
Ho
doubted
If
within
living
memory
had
been
ipiile
fit
bad
ts
NORWEGIAN
IMMIGRANTS
A
iiarly
of
six
Norwegian
im
miimmls
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
soulh
on
the
Princess
iin
1..
lis
afternoon.
nicy
from
an
I'ngllsl,
donor
whose
Iwill
enter
the
local
halibut
fish
Mllf
U.dU.-".N'
NIGHT
LIFE
IN
EAST;mp"'
,l,py
xvprp
a
conin-
,10
ilo
business
Willi,
ami.-werel
.....,.....,.
v.
,,.
...
luoinp
a
big
trade
Ui
Mlieria
i.i.i.n
ir.ii.
'.iiv.
iiukiI'
large
will
learn
that
Capt.
V.
H.
It.
McOulre.
who
hat
Morehouse,
for
setrral
year
in
ii.HteoMUea,anadiU4Nall.l
iPHiorr
rrnice
iieurve,
ita
iimua,
,
ami
huh
jnr
mie
iai
made
hi
last
voyage
in
com-1
four
jwrn
j
n
l-eeii
hilcrcstod
mind
of
that
vecl.
lie
has.
in
mining
ventures
of
the
l'orl-
Joined
I
he
Independent
Pibdagejland
Canal
district,
ha
returned
'
The"
captain
brought
down
a
Association
of
Vancouver
andTrom
a
trip
to
New
York
and
no(Pw0rthy
collection
of
hows
ha-
already
left
the
company
.,
other
'
eastern
cities.
;an),
arr,m.
,,,,
,,y
.;skm0!,
erice
to
lake
oer
in
uew
iimhk
u
hi
ri
.ir.
.-it
ilulk.
Mimic
remarked
j
.
a
I.
i
it
Jroni
a
friend
of
the
speakers
on.
Illeraeliel
IhIjiiiiI
.i..rriii.ur.
ru
-
"r
-
w""
l
Tlie
T,,e
cui.tnii.
caotain
-ni.l
ai.
ll,..
tlie
teaMm.
known
as
one
of
tlie
inol
pap.liue
ll.e
wet
wei
I
Is
lame
tame
in
in
comariMi.
coinpari.on.'w,lfl
w(
if.
ali(.v(.l
iwei,
ii.-,,,
,pm
,
i..
2(l
(lli0
All
enure
psyrnoiofticai
cuatipe
n
.
,
.
i
nuian
Arctic
was
xery
htinu
ui
nmr
riiun"
mrr
inr
rii'i
.
i,,i
l.i
..
u
n
in
the
pa.l
few
year
ami
the
....
,.,,
.
,
,
night
life
I
wilder
than
anything..
..n
,,
,ml
,
,.
other
ports
they
had
to
use
scows,
and
from
the
scow.
Kskimos
parked
Hie
(foods
on
I
heir
backs,
litery
minute
was
precious,
and
should
I
hey
freeze
in
it
wnuhl
mean
a
whole
year's
loss
to
Hie
Hudson
Bay
Co.
The
captain,
who
mentioned
lie
Used
(o
be
here
tu
the
scaling
days,
urged
a
reopening
of
the
ealing
industry
in
l"?u.
herd,
he
said,
had
recupcrated(
and
he
believed
Canada
had
as
much
right
lo
seals
as
the
United
Stales
hail
to
I'raser
lliver
sal
mon.
Canada,
he
uuders.tood,
had
the
right
to
make
its
own
treaties,
ami
he
urged
pressure
lie
brought
lo
bear
on
Hie
federal
goteruiuent
which
would
again
open
(hi
valuable
industry.
There
were
hundred
of
thous.
and
of
seals
in
the
waters
he
said.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
sale.
were
heavier
on
the
l'ish.
Exchange
(hi
morning
than
for
several
days.
past.
Five
American
boats
landed
I!i3,0()ii
pound
and
one
Canadian
boat
7S0
pounds,
a
total
of
195,750
pound
of
halibut.
Tlie.
arrivals
ami
sales'
were:
American
Van
see,
50,000
pounds,
at
It.Oo
atul
lc;
Sentinel,
21,000
pounds,
at
15.1c
ami
10c:
and
Fairway,
19,000
pounds,
at
l5.5o
ami
10c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
llelgeland,
05,000
pound.
spill
belweea
the
lloyal,
Allln
and
Pacific
Fisheries
at
15.1c
and
lOo.
Mildred
11,
38,000
pounds,
at
15,2c
and
10c.
to
Hie
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Toodle,
2,750
pounds,
at
II.
He
and
10c
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries
Lid.
SuUcrlbe
for
tUe
bally
NewsJ
main
UVED
MONTH
ON
CLAMS
AT
Capt,
Anderson
and
hi
crew
of
two
men
lived
for
a
month
on
clams
and
porcupines
alter
their
boat.
Hie
canneryleinler
Agratn
of
Seldovia
on
Cook
Inlet,
was
wrecked
in
a
gale.
They
were
TAXI
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
'u
a
hurry
TJie
Latest
in
nestaurants.
PbM
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
and
Parly
Use.
mi
w
bum
w
vvrviiw
ll
PRINCE
RUPERT
Stoat
Food.
Bast
Service.
Lmwm
In
Ui
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
;
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL.
XIII.,
NO.
277.
pnixcE
iUm'Kut,
n.d,
sati
bpay,
novkmiikii
2
5,
1023.
m
sunt
ui
aaa.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
"
-
'
1
1
1
1
-
'ir.t.
GERMAN
CHANCELLOR
STRESEMANN
QUITS
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
VERY
FAVORABLE
TO
WESTERN
ROUTE
FOR
GRAIN
Grain
Shipments
May
he
Made
Through
Prince
Rupert
says
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
2t.
Marketing
of
wheat
through
Pacific
coast
roule
is
strongly
favored
ly
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
who,
in
an
interview
here,
aid
there
should
lie
a
dividing
of
the
wayn
011
the
prairies
where
wheal
grown
in
Ihc
western
division
should
bo
hliipp-il
through
Pacific
ports
to
the
world'
markets
and
wheal
grown
east
to
the
patient
seaboard.
in
lark
rk
CAPT.
FOELLMER
OF
LADY
KINDERSLEY
FOR
OPEN
SEALING
With
the
dccloiineiil
of
the
Oriental
market,
shipment
Says
People
of
Canada
Have
as
Ighl
have
to
he
made
through
Prince
Itupert.
Anv
prssenl
m
.
B,
.,
,
.
uch
ni8hl
10
Sem
"
U'8,
of
deiiitilc
elev.dor
facilities
wax
a
detail
wliiehcnuld
he
MOREHOUSE
HAS
JOINED
PILOTS
Popular
Veteran
Captain
Steamer
Prince
George
Makes
His
Last
Voyage
it
that
and
will
be
with
iii'ni'iul
rem
el
citlien,
of
Prince
Itupert
the
ratrllln;r
public
at
(corrected
an.
I
which
wan
in
!cen
of
being
corrected.
I
The
problem
of
shipping
wheal!
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
21.
Capt.
iliv
Pacific
port
was
receixing
Kilmer.
'f
'''
Landy
Kinder.
the
rareful
attention
of
the
Can-
,p-
Hudson
Bay
steamer,
adiati
National
Jlailxvays.
Hi
r
;
1
'
A,-C,,c
ul-llenry
said.
I
pile
each
year,
was
introduced
of:VYEST
IS
TAME
SAYS
pro.
MINING
MAN
COMPARED
to
Fraser
Salmon
jlo
Ilie
t.liamlier
or
Ixirnnwrce
dt-i
rector.
hy
Alderman
A.
K.
Todd.
I
Alderman
Todd
mentioned
that
the
Hudson
Bay
(Jompaily
had
persuaded
the
Bolshevik
govern.
II
.
ikn
t-ii
rtllcltln
Xiriftria
i.n
nsl
every
mininir
cam,,
of
note
i.i
,,,,,,
clly
of
Vancouver
it
heUulle,l.tate..
eUuile,I.Mate..
Mexico
leico
.
.
f'
and
L-,..,,
UirvvP,l
,ov,tnfj-
-tfotS.wirbbtainfn?
ht4f
-
.
a
portion
of
Hie
business
done
by
the
two
boats
which
went
to
the
.A
UNION
"OFSOUTHAflKA
UTS
PR,MEMtS
i
(ieneral
Smuts
who
i
in
London
fur
the
Imperial
Conference.
en
laying
the
foundation
tone
or
the
South
African
Pavilion,
which
will
he
part
or
the
British
Kmpire
Kxhihition
at
Wembley.
MONEY
GOMES
FROM
STATES
rescued
ny
Hie
nauuui
noal
JUgO
Caoilal
investment
hv
Slav.
I
ine
uespaicu
couiaineu
no
Inteslinenl.
are
six
lime
worn
of
me
ga
last
month
to
look
for
the
Ag-
ra
in.
The
taller
lias
been
mis
sing
since
October
11.
When
the
tender
was
wrecked
the
men
aboard
were
carried
ashore
by
the
wave
and
they
IheJiui
nulliing
with
J
hem
except
the
clothing
they
wore.
The
Agram
wa
owited
by
Ilie
Cook
Inlet
Packing
Co.
operated
under
lease
lo
the
Alaska
Young
Canneries
Inc
IMMIGRANTS
OUT
OF
WORK
Only
Sixteen
Found
at
Nanalmo
and
They
Will
be
Found
Jobs
at
Once
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
21.
.P.
D.
Mc-Nixen,
deputy
minister
of
labor,
reported
to
Hie
Ooveriiuienl
that
he
had
been
able
lo
find
only
sixteen
British,
emigrants
out
of
xvork
In
Nanaimo
and
he
would
find
xvork
for
Iheui
shortly.
Mr.
McNixeu
xvenl
lo
Nanaimo
lo
investigate
charges
made
in
Hie
Legislature
that
torty
Brit
ish
immigrant
had-
come
to.
Nanaimo
as
a
result
of
Mrs.
Smith's
immitfrntlnn
xvork
and
had
been
left
destitute.
All
the.
immigrants
questioned
by
Me-Nixen
said
they
hud
come
on
the
advice
of
Nanaimo
friends.
SAILING
TONIGHT
VANCOUVER
Nov.
21.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
0.
Orchard
are
sailing
tonight
on
.the
(J.P.Il
steamer
for
Priuce
Itupert
after
it
tour
In
California.
They
say
lliey
met,
several
Prince
Itupert
people
:n
N
auth.
MO.VTHE.M.,
Nov.
21.
Present
foreign
investment
in
Canada
are
almost
double
what
they
were
before
the
war.
Today
the
amount
of
outside
capital
Invested
in
tliis
country
is
set
at
approximately
four
ami
a
half
billion
dollars
whereas
before!
the
war
it
was
estimated
at
two
and
a
half
billion
dollar:
Most
of
the
increase
in
in
vestments
has
been
from
United
Stales.
While
large
amounts
Canadian
people
have
and
German
Government
has
Resigned
Following
an
Adverse
Reichstag
Vote
UKItLIN,
Nov.
21.
(Jiistav
Htre.emann
last
night
resigned
a
chancellor
when
the
Hsichslag
voted
2IJ0
to
155
denying
UU
jcabinet
a
vote
or
couridence.
After
the
ballot
Slresemaun,
len-
Ideied
the
resignation
of
himself
and
cabinet
wjiich
President
hl?rl
accepted.
The
president
immediately
sent
for
Paul
Loebe
for
a
conference.
Who
will
head
the
new
government
remains
a
mystery.
LONDON,
Nov.
21.
The
downrall
or
the
Strosemann
gov
ernment
in
Oermany
is
viewed
here
as
an
event
or
utmost
im
portance
and
developments
are
likely
lo
have
a
deep
and
lasting
etfect
on
all
Kurope.
Newspaper.
-vke
the
(iernran
'new
precedence
of
the
election!
campaign
and
play
it
up
prumin-;
enlly.
Berlin
despatches
agree
;at
sensational
deelopmenls
from
that
source.
President
Ebert
has
invited
Herr
von
Kerdorff,
a
memler
of
accepL
VICTORIA
PREACHER'
HERD
IN
NEW
YORfe.
Radio
Picks
up
Armistice
Sermon
From
Pacific
Coast
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
21
Church
radio
operator
have
received
word
from
Dr.
W.
II.
'.Morris
at
Hie
receiving
station
of
ii.
the
Bureau
of
Standards
Iteceix--
Hf
ilisl,
'up
Station,
located
at
Sea
Cliff,
re
I.W,
tigliteen
miles
from
Hie
At-j,
danlic
Ocean,
stating
that
the
(Centennial
Station
here
was
boat
Onyx
sent
'preat
ai
yn
an(j
amounled;npari'
0,1
Armistice
Sunday
and
lo
somewhere
around
two
and
a
,l,al
u,e
music
was
half
billion
dollar.
.dear.
lr.
Morris
added
that
he
While
American
ney
has'lu"ar'1
,r-
levies'
sermon
late
been
eominir
into
Cana.l
i
lArmislice
Sunday
evening
and
I
been
leaving
Ibis
country
Astern
standard
time.
"The
air;
going
to
the
United
Slate.t,i,,c
''4?
2.175
miles,"
stated!
Migration
figures
show
Canadian
leaving
Canada
during
June,,
July
am)
August
numbered
fifty-two
thousand
whereas
nut
much
more
than
six
thousand
Americans
came
into
this
country
lo
settle
during
the
same
period.
Canada
provides
the
men
and
United
Stales
provides
money.
unit
ion
is
STOWAWAY
CAUSED
AN
EXPLOSION
ON
SHIP
Captain
and
and
Possibly
More
Victims
MAHSEILLES.
Nov.
21.
A
stownxxniy
is
said
to
hate
caused
an
explosion
on
the
British
that
the
sermon
ended
11.15
that
i
onimuuicaiion.
.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League.
Division
I.
Blackburn,
3;
Sunderland
2.
Cardiff
C.
1,
Manchester
C.
1
llIGjChelsca
2,
Middlesboro
0.
The
result
of
the
nii-",,"1,,w's'leul
'"-"i""
that
in
Chicago
alone
'Liverpool
0,
As
I
on
".ilia
t.
there
are
more
Canadians
than
h'
asue
l
J,
l'resion
I.
there
are
in
tlie
capital
of
Brit-j011"
-
Birmingham
ish
Col
mhia.
There
has
been,H,,,ffiel'1
L'-
Votls
0
a
large
migration
of
French!
lottenhain
J,
Arsenal
0
Canadians
to
the
Slates
attracted
hy
the
high
xxages
paid
in
Hie
textile
mills
of
Hie
East.
In
the
sale
of
Massachussets
there
are
enough
Canadians
to
form
a'
city
twice
the
size
of
1.
West
Bromxxich
A.
5,
Exertou
0.
West
Hani
0,
Burnley
0.
Division
III.
Northern
Ashinglon
1,
llnthcrliam
2.
Wrexham
2,
Barroxv
0.
Bradford
2.
Tranmere
It.
0.
Chesterfield
2
Lincoln
C.
t.
Crexve
A.
v..
Hartlepool
U.
post.
poned
fof.
,
Darlington
2,
Modulate
2.
Durham
C.
3,
Accriiigton
U.
ISoulbport
2,
Doncasler
H.
2.
Four
of
Crew
Lost
Walsall
2,
Orimsby
Town
0.
Wigan
0,
Halifax
t.
Wolxerhanijdon
5,
Brighton
I.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
I.
steamer
Otlurburn
just
after
that
Ayr
United
2.
Queen's
Park
t.
vessel
ltvft
for
New
orfc
yestor-
Clyde
I,
Aberdeen
0.
day
xxith
a
cargo
of
potash
cot-
Clydebank
2,
Partick
Thistles
Ion
and
beiuine.
I
he
captain
and
Falkirk
2.
Motherwell
0.
four
of
the
crew
lost
their
lives
Hamilton
0,
Dundee
0.
ami
it
is
feared
there
xvere
more
Hibernians
2,
Morion
0.
victims
ns
U
Is
beliexed
there
llaith
Hovers
t,
Hearts
i.
xvere.
a
number
of
stowaxvays
Hangers
0,
Airdrieoniaus
0.
aboard.
The
vessel
xvas
towed
in-
St.
Mirren
0,
Celtic.
1.
to
the
C'dds'taU
.Third
Landrl
J,
KihnanKvl;
".
MAKES
ATTACK
SUNDAY
LAWS
it
is
a
ceriou
situation
and
some1
correspondents
stress
the
srowth
Counsel
In
Police
Court
Case
jof
militarist
nationalism
and
hint;
Clalma
SUtute
Time
of
King
Charles
Effective
VANCOUVER
Nov
21.
When
a
charse
laid
nirniiiat
Mi
Lav.
the
(ierman
people's
party
in
the
trock
of
promJoting
a
Sunday
rf(W
IMf
ET
Heicl.stag.
to
form
a
new
cabinet
concert
in
violation
of
the
Lord's
AU1
IllLIil.0"'0
8uPPe
With
Men
a.ii
u
is
anncipaie.i
mat
lie
will
l)ay
Acl
was
caUe(,
Captain
and
Two
Men
of
Wreck,
ed
Cannery
Tender
A
gram
Rescued
by
Halibut
.
Boat
SEATTLE.
Nov.
21.
Trapped
i
the
rocky
inargin
of
the
north
side
of
Conk
Inlet,
Alaska,
I-
and
Gets
Cash
Return
in
Ihc
police
court
here
today
counsel
con-tended
(hat
the
'Lord's
Day
Act
did
not
govern
in
British
Colum
bia
hut
that
a
statute
enacted
in
reign
of
King
Charles
I.
in
!02o
governing
Sunday
obser-
Ft'AU.il
I
j
t
..
-
an
I
I.
1.
...n.-l
..
...
Dl
law
ill
iuc
JIUfyltr.
It
was
argued
by
counsel
that
in
Hie
Lord's
Day
Act
there
Is
a
clause
which
says
the
act
is
noneffective
if
it
affects,
amends
or
extends
existing
legislation.
Counsel
claimed
Hiat
(he
statutes
of
Charles
I.
wvre
first
incorporated
into
the
statute
of
liritish
Columbia
province,
thus
becoming
the
law
of
B.C.
which
,
provides
no
penalty
for
the
promoter
of
a
Sunday
entertainment
bpt
imposes
a
fine
of
three
shillings
on
each
person
attending
bull
or
bear
bailing
competitions
on
Sundays.
Pie
magistrate
adjourned
the
lease
for
a
xveek
to
consider
the
question
raised.
HI
GILL
HIT
PIH
ISLAND
American
Schooner
Damaged
but
Temporary
Repairs
Are
Made
at
Lowe
Inlet
The
American
halibut
schooner
Hi
C
ill.
on
her
way
south
to
Seattle
where
she
will
lay
up
for
the
winter,
hit
the
.rocky
shore
of
Pitt
Island
across
from
Kleu-
nuggit
light'
in
(irenville
Channel
last
Tuesday
night
at
11
o'clock.
She
broke
tier
stem
post
and
xvas
leaking
badly
so
put
into
Lowe
Inlet
which
place
she
left
yester
day
continuing
south
under
her
oxvn
poxver
after
temporary
re
pairs
had
been
effected.
Capt.
Ben
Herein
and
the
en
gineer
are
taking
the
Hi
Oill
south
xvhile
the
two
other
members
of
tlie
(yexx-,
Ludwig
Klewen
and
C.
Larsen,
reached
the
city
on
the
Venture
ye5lerday
BOMBS
EXPLODED
IN
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA,
Nov.
21.
A
bomb
exploded
early
Saturday
morning
on
the
steps
of
the.
Spanish
consulate
and
two
oilier
bombs
shortly
afterwards
exploded
in
different
parts
of
the
foreign
quarter.
There
were
no
casiidlt
ii
.
UP;