25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8U
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
UeaMaajMaaajaajajajaaM
;
..
(
"
VOI
MV
NO,
277
1
h
1
,-
1,-.
Refute
to
Continue
to
Work
Homes
Where
Orientals
Employed
'it
Tmi.
.i
.r
In
when
while
fflrU
are'
tt
I
Sun'
h
-
"he
till
Ihej
;
:h
khU
who
Ifli
ihein
-i
f
.
.
:
i
1
1
1
y
tin'
imiidi'i
"I
Su)
Mi
STEWART
MAN
!
HAS
INVENTION,
Ntw
Differential
Gear
Pro
Great
Success
and
Will
be
in:
h
Marketed
ni"ltle
hisliiry
has
been
per-
il
by
HiiKK
Slralfonl
who.
'
VVilinini
Noble,
is
financing
in
i
otii.ii.
left
last
week
for
I
;il
to
put
it
on
Ihe
market.
'In
ii'M'iiiion
couslsls
of
a
i'lrnal
gear
capable
of
vsmg
the
power
on
to
any
one
;vl
separately.
With
ears
as
i
i'l'd
id
present.
If
one
wheel
'
'he
ground
or
does
mil
lake
I
action,
the
car
will
not
'
r
If
eipilpped
with
Ihe
Slral-
nn
yeiir.
Ihe
ear
will
run
on
On
r
wheels
-
In
fuel,
Mr.
Slrat-
il
il;
ive
lliroit((h
town
wilh
one
lni
l
in
llic
rear
of
Ihe
car
and
pule
holding
up
the
axle.
Ihr
rielij
Is
said
to
be
lllilim-lleil
for
Ihe
Invention
us
Ihe
new
-''iit
run
be
mlapled
lo
any
car
imiil
Iheif
nee
millions
in
uperii-t-'i)
iii
inlilillou
lo
those
being
"inicd
out
dally.
SIXTY
TALENTED
ARTISTS
Special
Cost
nines
"THE
BEAUTY
SHOP"
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Novomber
26
A
27
al
H
p.m.
sharp
Westholmo
Theatre
i:,MIIII.
No.
25.
I
icli
Mar-,
dial
Viscount
Allenby
visited
the
i
i.i
.
.ui...u.,
,.M.,.i
..
j
ii-l'iim
J"iri
nmj
lu
rr-1
1
1
,
jlhoinuiiid
pound
reward
to
Ihe
.policeman
who
wan
woumtal
in
lalfeinoling
to
catch
the
morHwer
No
s.
liirK
f
be
late
Mrlr,
r
l
Stwfc,
.
l.i-lliT
el-
liwiiew
of
WM,
WHpi
,ht,(
,imii
here
few)
where
OrieolMl.
are
,u)
Hjto.
Inl
Allenby
loM
Ihe
an-
Icavinir
thetr
em-
iMiliceman
he
hod
iterfnriued
a
1
in
large
iiiiimImtk.
de-
,Hiimuilied
action
ami
the
re-
Mhv
l.llcn
Sioilli.
who
i
ward
lu'lnki
I
(lie
apprci-Mlioii
i
"ix
I"
x'l
a
hill
throiivh
of
ImiIIi
I
he
I
till
t
.
It
ami
Snuilan-
Xiliilioe
lo
reenl
Ihe
rM.
xiimtmiiichI
-
OnenluU
in,
-
-
-
COUNCIL
DISCUSSES
WATER
RATE
REPORT
Tabulation
of
Results
of
Survey
Not
Yet
Completed
and
Complaint
Made
Aid.
Perry
like
lo
see
Ihe
ileull
wilh
before
Ho
year,
even
if
it
wa
ueccsarv
obtain
extra
help.
Aid.
Collarl
fell
thai
the
work
shonhl
have
l
already
pleled.
A
man
had
been
engaged!
Ihrac
moiilhs
taking
Ihe
canvass.)
Aid.
Macdonabl
replied
Hint
I
Mr.
Hampton
had
b
t
exacllyj
two
imoiiI
It
-
on
Ihe
job.
just
mi
the
ulililies
coniliiiltee
had
fore-1
ciisled.
He
would
lake
Ihe
mailer!
no
wilh
n
view
lo
having
a
re-j
.
.
.
r
...
II...
I
null
pol
l
nciore
inn
"i"
"
"
Monday.
Aid.
Collarl
alo
asked
if
Ihe
Inspection
of
I
lie
Woodworlh
Lake
dam
by
Ihe
cily
engineer!
and
superintendent
of
ulililles
as
ordered
by
Ihe
council
on
reipiesl
of
Aid.
Maedonald
bad
been
eoiu-pleled.
Aid.
Macdnnald
replied
i.lhal
the
unperliilemlenl
had
been
(uiiuble'ln
get
al
this,
having
been
jbusy
coiilinuously
for
Ihe
past
.few
weeks
at
Ihe
sub-station.
I'l'he
superliileiiilenl
had
given
as-
sunpice
1
1i
tt
I
there
was
no
danger
'with
respect
to
Hie
dam
nndfcH
was
of
first
importance'
K'"'
the
sub-station
in
oocration.
II.
'was
expected
thai
the"
dam
in
spection
week.
would
be
maile
thi'
i
AM.
Perry
inquired
"f
Aid
!
Macihmabl.
chairman
f
the
11I1I-1
it
oiiiiiiillcc,
lanl
mailt
whai;
had
lieeu
dune
n'KMnlinx
the
prn-
poseil
revision
of
water
rales
iii
,
iii..
eiiv
fiilliiwiiiir
the
survey
lliall
Proye,had
been
taken
by
house
lohom.e
canvas.
.
j
Aid.
Maedouahl
replied
thai.
nwinit
lo
the
larxe
amount
of
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
....
.;
...
Sll
WMtr.
Nov.
25.
-
An
in-'clerical
work
invoiveu.
iMiiuiain.H
j
wl.ii
ti
inuv
revo
III
I
oiiliu.nl
Hie
imorioaiHui
mi-
riifirur
iii
an
uee.oiiut
ooulain-mx
ii
laUf
ami
deceptive
slale-
IIM'llt.
I'ariiiird
will
mini-
up
for
sen-
ll'IICl-
Oil
I
llVI'lllllIT
31.
ACQUITTED
ON
!
.
MURDER
CHARGE
Mary
Seraflnl
Not
Guilty
or
Death
of
Henri
Cleroux
MON'I
lli:.L.
Nov.
30.
-
Mary
.rafini.
whe
husband
wa
hauffed
recently
with
three
oilier
for
Ihe
miirih-r
of
Henri
Cleroux.
hank
chaffiMir.
wa
aciuilled
Inlay
after
I
In-
jury
had
deliberated
a
few
minute.
Slje
vn
charxeil
with
the
fame
crime
for
winch
her
hiihaiid
wa
hanged.
INTERNATIONALE
IS
AGAINST
BRITIST
ACTION
IN
EGYPT
LONDON.
Xov.
25.
-
A
lleuter
desiuilch
from
llij-'a
says
the
I'hiiil
lulerna-tiouale
in
Moscow
ha
writ
ten
(heir
"dear
comrades
in
1'.
pi
and
the
Soudan'
uririnx
them
to
continue
their
struggle
against
I
lie
Imperialists.
,..
"""i
mdc
WAnc
caii
c
pnn
vi
!
ciooo
e
ei
.
l
ie
now.
"n
ui.iii
utilities
committee
wa
awaiting;
this
before
mnfelng
a
report.
j
staled
thai
he
would
liiV1i.vv
,
,,,......
"a
nnallyi
:
".
end
of
the!
wiunw
"i
r.
......
t,.;
agent
general
lor
i.auaua
m
London,
accompanied
by
her.
daughter,
will
sail
for
Camilla
on
')''r-
3-
"r
'",(
"v-
com-1
W
ade
will
remain
Here
lor
me
present.
MEMBERS
AGREE
TO
PAY
$400
EACH
TO
CHILDREN'S
SOCIETY
Unemployment
Relief
to
be
Given
Consideration
In
Connection
With
Government's
Loan
Bill
VICTOHIA.
Nov.'
25.
As
a
re
sult
of
the
cross
fire
in
Hie
Leg
(Mature
yesterday.
O.
A.
WVilkctn.
member
for
llielimoiul
and
('.lias.
Wooihvnrd.
member
for
Vancou
ver,
eacti
agreed
to
pay
?mu
lo
the
Children's
Aid
Society,
that
amount
representing
the
amount
of
the
increase
Iwo
years
ago
oT
the
sessional
Indemnity.
Minister
of
Finance
McLean
announced
Unit
unemployment
relief
would
be
gicn
consideration
under
authority
of
this
session's
lb
ree
and
a
half
million
dollar
loan
bill.
,
!
i
ti
i
HOME
ON
DECEMBER
3
11
i
niuj
I
IHII5J.IIIJ
ii
i.i..
r..M
4-.
.......
rim
.
lease
rem
wiiv
im
-ji-m.-.
...
Only
other
negotiations
were
wilh
.the
cily
and
a
concurrent
agree-
.
inent
with
respicllo
taxes,
water
.
ami
power
was
oesnni.
Pointing
out
thai
il
was
to.
I
allogelher
desirable
lo
have
a
mill
within
the
oily
limits
and
that
a
location
nl
l'orl
Kdward
would
have
been
just
as
suitable.
Mr.
Buckley
made
it
understood
that
il
was
not
expected
Ihe
plan!
would
be
taxed
or
levied
wilh
charges
oilier
I
ban
taxe
of
bein-
ocaled'
n
the
cily
or
doing
business
here.
II
whs
ex
pected
thai
il
would
be
allowed
lo
ooerale
as
If
it
was
outside
the
city.
I
Mr.
Buckley
asks
that
Ihe!
ii
i-ri-tniiiHiil
jih
Iii
ilfltin
it
w
In
r;il
i
-
I
BATTLE
FLEET
OF
UNITED
STATES
TO
VISIT
AUSTRALIA
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
25.
The
battle
fleet
of
the
United
Stales
navy
will
visit
Australia
next
summer
it
it
is
is
an
nouneed
'
ere
SStata
PRINCE
RUPERT
I'
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMtlXCI",
III
PKHT.
B.C.,
TIKHDAY.
NOYl'MBKlt
2T.
Iir.it
v.ti-d.ft
c.rtui.iioo
1,709
Jill
US
'lie
hetped
l-
i
'
.
i
i,
1
1
:
t
run
10
ilownilg
Stro-I.
Mi
lilibel
Mil'
Donald,
daughter
Hi
Hritiiin'
Labor
prime
minister,
niiled
him
in
hi-
election
campaign
in
a
1UU-spcech
lour.
She
is
shown
here
at
.Sterling.
Buckley
Asks
City
for
Somz
Concessions
for
Mill
Which
it
is
Proposed
to
Again
Open
In
connection
with
hi
project
of
re-openiug
the
Seal
dive
mill
here,
Frank
L.
Hockley
i
.seeking
a
25-year
agreement
willi
the
cily
on
laxe,
wirier
and
power.
Mr.
Buckley's
propoilion
whs
received
at
lasl
night's
council
meeling
and
wa
referred
to
the
fiiiMnce
com'niiltee
for
rejMirt.
There
was
no
discussion.
Mr.
Buckley
ieks
for
an
Msse-nienl
not
execeeding
n,(i0O
with
a
maximum
lx
rate
of
HI
mill,
lie
is
willing
to
y
a
mouth
water
rale
and
ak
for
a
power
contrai
l
similar
lo
Ihe
one
formerly
given
Ihe
mill
with
a
maximum
charge
of
:l-ic
eller,
Mr.
Buckley-'
gCMeO
IIUII
ll
U-
lirrrjum
3
iimi
.
everyone
should
give
supinirl
and
co-operation
with
a
view
to
gel-
ling
the
idle
plant
in
operation
again,
lie
was
not
asking,
lie
thought,
for
anyinuu
Jrce
or
unreasonable.
Negotiations,
w
hich
gave
promise
of
beins
satisfactory,
were
under
way
with
the
iui
for
a
2a-year
TRYING
TO
ARRANGE
GERMAN-BRITISH
TRADE
AGREEMENT
LONDON.
Xov.
25.
British
and
liermau
trade
experts
are
here
negotiating
with
a
view
lo
arranging
conditions
of
a
commercial
agreement
between
the
Iwo
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
water
'i,',''"s
,s
'""li:
""""
!
won
i.
e
.vipr(l
,e
Lsquimall
IIIMI
(MlWrr
HT
-"I
VIM
IV
---
i
.
.
.
.
.
4
I
I
I...
II.
m
II
H
II
I
'
in
I
ii
vni"i
vi
hm
-
ONE
SESSION
ONLY
OF
BOARD
OF
ADJUSTMENT
Members
Expect
to
Arrive
Thursday
Afternoon
and
Leave
for
South
Following
Morn
Word
was
received
this
morning
by
J.
M.
Campbell,
of
the
l-.inployinent
Bureau,
that
only
one
session
of
the
adjustment
board
under
the
Fight
Hour
Day
law
would
be
held
here
and
that
no
Thursday
evening.
The
mem
bers
of
the
board
will
arrive
from;
Hie
Fast
on
the
train
on
Thurs-
!
ilny.
will
hold
Ihe
session
that
New
Zealand
and!
evening
and
will
leave
for
Ihn
an-
south
the
followinc
morn
in
sr
on.
II):
t
tir
Prie.c
Rupurt.
llritt
!,
472.
terlor
?cef
Will
be
Made
In
January
it
Is
Expected
The
Prince
Ituoerl
built
Can
adian
ov
eminent
Merchant
Mar
ine
leanicr
Canadian
aim
meiit
of
live
cattle
from
the
llolkley
Valley
lo
the
Orient
it
i
now
expected.
It
had
been
at.
first
intended
to
make
the
ship-
FOUR
CANDIDATES
MAYOR
OF
NANAIMO
Vli'.TMIUv
Niiv
25.
Mainr-
ESQUIMAU
DRYDOCK
j.
h.
McBhe,..
cum
otj
8
a.m.
Did
BY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
barometer.
30.28;
lempvralure,
1
18:
sea
.smooth.
i
I
DKAD
TIIKK
POINT.
Cloudy.
;calm;
barometer,
30.12;
temper-:
.at
ure,
32;
sea
smuolh.
;
I
BULL
HAHBOIl.
Clear.
ealm;
I
barometer.
3(1.20;
temperature,
32:
moderate
swell;
11:15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Cnmosun
al
Wail-'
bams'
Cannery
southbound.
Noon
DKiBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy.
Ii
alure,
39;
sea
smoolh
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parlies.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SCAPE
OF
CANADIANS
FROM
FIRE
CONCESSIONS
ASKED
FROM
CITY
FOR
OPENING
OF
MILL
AT
SEAL
COVE
Canadians
had
a.
Call
When
Fire
Close
Broke
Out
in
Picadilly
Club
LONDON.
Nov.
2'.
A
Su:wii
il
uinoiuer;
.
I
mlndler
Irnllrr,
Tunic
pal'ly
of
Canadian,
including
II.
II.
Thumpoii,
former
Ouuuiliai
and
u
one
lime
resident
of
Victoria
and
maunder
er
BreUni
Oi..
mill
Herbert
O.
Friend
of
Vancouver,
le
ii
thrilling
wape
frniii
being
burned
In
dealh
this
morning
lirt'
in
tin;
annex
In
lln-
British
I'mpirr
Club,
I'icrudilfy
vrf
winch
wus
II
f
I'll
as
residential
quarters
lor
ovrrens
'!.
The
woman
hoifekrepcr
losl
her
lil'
1ml
all
Hie
m-Hoi-
c-J
unharmed
through
the
v-
Iiy
I
lit
alii
of
the
ftrc-
M
S
e
.
wn.
awakened
liy
g
flame--
au'l
oner
'
i'
i
t
It
minutes.
GIRLS
LEAVE
,
EMPLOYMENTl
GOOD
REWARD
FOR
POLICEMAN
Who
Tried
to
Catch
Murderer
of
Sir
Le
Stack
Geta
Thousand
Pounds
DIRECTOR
OF
!
HOME
BANK
IS
FOUND
GUILTY
.VIII
be
Sentenced
on
December
31
on
Three
Counts
Under
Bank
Act
I'OIIONTO.
Xov.
25.
(,
A.
Barnard,
K.C.,
of
Montreal,
one
'if
IIh-
director
of
Hit'
ilcfuiirl
llmiii'
lla:ik
was
I
lii"
morning
found
guilfy
mi
three
counts
tinder
Hip
Canadian
Hank
Art
aris-inn
out
of
(lie
collapse
of
thai
'
institution.
The
three
charge'
are:
Thai
lie
ilid
make
wilfully
fa
We
r
deceptive
statements,
j
I'ulawfiiHv
lifting
a
false
or
lie-
j
cepli'
statement.
Ni-KliKi'iilly
did
fiirn
or
approve.
New
Egyptian
Cabinet
Consider
B)
itish
Demands
and
all
Further
Action
is
Delayed
by
This
Country
LONDON,
No.
T.
The
British
Oovertiment
is
going
to
wi'lmid
furth'-r
artion
in
Kgypt
lo
allow
the
new
cabinet
time
to
n
onsider
the
British
demands,
only
pari
of
which
ttie
Zagloul
ministry
agreed
to,
and
to
communicate
officially
with
Loudon
.
egardiug
them.
11
is
hoped
here
thai
Hie
new
cabinet
will
be
able
lo
agree
o
Ihe
ileuiuiids
in
which
ease
Ihe
British
Coverutneiil
will
consider
the
iiicideiil
of
the
assassination
closed
so
far
as
cli
jilumutiu
relation
wflh
Kgypt
are
concerned.
'
SCOTTISH
TO
EMPIRE
FAIR
:
TAKE
CATTLE,
WILLREOPEN
!
First
Shipment
to
Orient
of
In-!
Wembley
Exhibition
Council
De-
cides
to
Carry
on
Another
Year
for
LONDON.
Nov.
25.
The
Empire
exhibition
at
Weiub--
Sco'lIisli''l-V
'
',e
carr'e''
011
fr
another
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ii,
i
jeur.
i
ii
at
was
toe
uecisiuu
ar-
will
come
here
between
January;
.
,
III
to
lo
to
load
loau
l
the
lie
first
nrsi
ship-
snip-'
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.
I-"u"-"
oi
i
exiiiuiiiou.
.iusi
now
me
exhibition
is
closed
and
it
will
remain
closed
all
winter,
opening
at
a
dale
to
be
set
in
the
spring
.
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,
,
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,
puiiiiiii.
i
iic
tirnitiu
.
iineiil
iliBUaibidiau
Miller
on
,
,
.,
..
,,
lecemler
uul
llial
vessel
Had
a
full
car?o
from
the
south.
II
is
expected
that
a
rale
of
37.50
or
better
per
head
will
he
obtained
for
(his
shipment
which
will
include
about
CO
cattle.
all
the
Dominions
and
colonies
had
asreed
lo
do
their
pari
lo-
ward
making
it
successful.
Last
year
there
was
a
considerable
loss
to
the
guarantors,
the
total
running
into
several
millions.
That
included
the
cost
of
election
of
buildings
and
equipment,
which
next
year
will
not
have
to
be
renewed.
OTTAWA.
Nov.
25.
No
olll-
cial
announcement
has
been
NANAIMO,
Nov.
2a.-1
here
.
,,,,,
bv
(j0Ver,,ment
as
to
to
be
a
lively
civic
contest
t
In
wbwlicp
it
wi
reta,
,
Cana-year
willi
Tour
aspirants
for
the
ijan
pxjlij(
a(
u11,,,,ey
nMl
position
or
Mayor,
lliey
arejy.a.
,lU,
Iirac,jeav
certaili
Aldermen
ictor
Harrison.
Ihos.
,.
wm
bp
I(
js
un(er.
Smith.
Barsby
and
Handle,
there
fUwd
h(.
poun(.n
((f
U(c
px
areanu.nueroiier...Kiue,.,.,c,(lljlijjon
W(TulJ
MJ
have
dcciJed
as
aldermen
and
for
the
positions
of
police
commissioner
and
school
ll-ustre.
I
ATTENDED
JAPANESE
MILITARY
MANOEUVRES
o
reopen
next
year
except
with
J
he
co-operation
of
Canada.
FURS
SCARE
AND
1
PRICES
ARE
HIGH
i
William
Goldbloom
Finds
In-
dlans
Well
Heeled
With
Cash
and
Many
Not
Trapping
This
Winter
iSIUO
Ol
me
vj.iiiuuian
niiiiiiii.
hi
-;
'rived
Unlay
on
the
steamer
Km-
Furs
are
YICTOIUA.
Nov.
25
Hood
pro-1
..rCanaila
from
Jaoan.
Hiis
winter
Canadian
Covernment
lo
be
used
f
by
the
council
and
submitledj"""1'"''''
",,xl
to
the
electors
al
the
January
election.
'
f
Staling
thai
the
commuuica-lion
had
already
been
before
Ihe
utilities
coin
mi
Lice
regarding
Ihe
power
clause
and
thai
there
would
likely
be
difference
of
opinion
as
far
us
il
al
least
was
concerned,
Mayor
Newton
referred
Ihe
letter
lo
the
finance
con-mil
lee
for
report.
was
sent
to
attend
Ihe,
high
stale
sOIII
and
lo
be
scarce
prices
will
be
William
(ioldbloom.
Japanese
military
manoeuvres.
i
the
local
dealer
who
is
just
back
He
said
he
had
sained
valuable,
from
a
trip
down
the
coast
in
the
iexi.erience
which
he
Irusted
to
bo'.course
of
which
he
visited
sev-
.
.
.
in
connection
willi
me
iraval
nasc
;
ull(,
,0
j,a!s
ol
,0
lm.
i:Unuiiian
al
thai
harbor.
II
is
expected
,
,jjiarv
forces,
thai
I
lie
concrete
work
will
be
so.
"
far
advanced
that
it
will
be
possible
to
commence
installing',
pring.
WIRELESS
REPORT
era!
of
the
fur
producing
points.
There
have
been
comparatively
few
marlen
taken
so
far.
The
Indians
are
pretty
well
heeled
with
cash
and
many
oT
them
are
not
bothering
wilh
trapping
thin
season.
lit,
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.-
31;
temperature.
Hi;
sea
.smooth.
DKAD
THKK
POINT.
Cloudy,!
calm;
barometer,
30.18;
temper-!
HULL"
HAHBOIl.-
Misty,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.-
;wi:
temperature,
12:
inoderate
MEETING
TO
PLAN
FOR
A
MUSEUM
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Touighl
Father
Kashe-varolf
will
meet
a
Tew
interested
local
people
iu
the
rooms
over
Ihe
Daily
News
for
Ihe
purpose
of
discussing
wilh
Iheni
Hie
possibility
of
forming
an
organization
lo
gel
together
the
nucleus
of
a
museum
here.
Anyone
inleresled
in
the
mailer
and
willing
to
help
is
invited
lo
attend
the
meet
fug.
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