J"rseni.
wmi
rtas
pwn
alderman
ror
ear..
i
an
In-
-urance
uk-h!.
Mayor
lluywanl
is
1
tueinlier
of
"e
L.'i;ilaliiir
f..r
the
city
ir
Mivtce
of
their
country
far.
p
'tie
World
War.
as
com-
r""
'iT
r
.rl
w(
u,,;:former
official
in
a
'tii
...ii.
1
im
III9
01
'
iiuinia
Mho
huve
come
to,
'U
111
more
rrreitl
times
j
liown
the
name
Murdy
and
repreteiil
m
coutribu-
M
Ht
value
lo
the
human
"f
our
country'.
future.'
:
n
(lie
oiilnlundiutr
acl
of
'
ciilioii
n
Ihe
nicrniiiK
or
II'
ine
Million
aeuries
for
'1
erfiriency
and
economy.
'
a
Ihe
bleu,
Hum
SOU
cotiKre-i
!
we're
ndiled
and
III
iiil.o-
iii-riiuie
Mll-iiinrtiii.
LOG
SCALING
MOUNTING
UP
Over
Twenty
Million
Feet
ror
October
Brlnas
Cut
or
Year
Hlqh
"''li
Hie
total
Iojjs
scab'd
for
inutiiii
of
October
amouutiuK
I'W-r
Iwcnly
million
board
feet
"
cut
ror
the
year
so
far
0
'Ih-
ilisliicl
has
mouuled
lo
1
1
HI.
17
I
feel.
This
is
in
ad-
lSl
n
In
poles,
piles
ami
ties
and
innins
a
lol
of
business.
The
":;'h
cul
Is
made
up
as
fol-
'"iihis
Fir
"'it
Cedar
-'.i:irt.5r.5
s.mi
spruce
....
t.o7t.7M;
ih'inhick
5,iS8.r:ii
"'0tll
2.Dtio.un:i
'y.ifesn
7U5
'""
n.r
Spruce
5;'.7U
"it
,
1:1
'"Konwood
21U.H5I
20,5157.773
"Ip;
I
.1
feeli,:
75,7H(5
(""'"fk
Piles
1.
'.Mi,(i35
t.cii,r
pj,.
5H.71H
'I'llwiiod
f
li'Jti.5
"
WihiKle
ImiIIh
71.5
"""way
"
Tic
Flr..'..'..ir
0.UI5
11
spruce
.
n,in:i
"
Hemlock
u,:itiN
,,
I'ine
7U.50K
c,,,r8
I'"'!,
cords
158.08
'I'(..,
cords
70.25
1
"1
VI
I.
.
Detachment
of
Mounted
Police
Being
Established
at
Bache
Peninsula
on
Ellesmere
Island
01
lAWlA,
Nov.
11.
With
the
establishment
or
a
ilelacli
iiii-nt
of
Itoyal
CHiiadiHii
.Mounted
I'olice
at
llache
Peninsula
on
F.l-Icsnicie
Island,
the
long
arm
of
the
law
will
!,
extended
further
In
the
direction
of
the
polar
region.
According
Ut
in
formation
at
the
headnuarterit
Vif
the
mounted
police
here.
this
intended
step
I
part
of
a
plan
being
carried
out
lo
protect
Canada's
northern
Island
uh
actual
poatM'ssions
of
Ihe
dominion
and
aio
the
mineral
and
H-hing
right.
,
At
Ihe
present
limn
the
fur-
lhermol
northern
po-l
of
the'
uoyai
i.ana.iiau
Mounted
Police
Oilier
peroti
were
on
Canadian
I
iit
Crate
Harbor
on
Ihe
norlh
National
properly
am
the
mailer
end
or
r.llenmere
Main)
with
tern-
was
lieijig
taken
up
with
Ihe
pnrary
provision
r.r
a
deHlouipaiiy
with
a
view
to
obtaining
lightly
rurlhi
r
norlh
al
Gape
j
a
melioration
of
conditions.
Pro-
Habllie.
A
llclachllli'lll
is
leuvin?
vinrial
ami
ntiv
r.i.liiu
..111.
.......
.
,
.
rau
Harbor
early
ne
month
'
pa'iI
-eiMcp
and
it
will
co-
,,
.
,
.
THREE
FOR
MAYOR
ANNOUNCED
VICTORIA
1
Christie,
Pendray
and
Sargent
In
The
Running
For
Chief
Magistracy
VICTOIIIA.
Nov.
It.
Aldermaiii
i.
II.
Cbrllie
lias
nimotnii'ctl
I
hl
ramlidalure
lor
llie
mayoralty
liirf.
Hi
nlliitr
euiiiliilMlM-
l,uin
:rl
Pes,.,
and
A.darM.,
W.j
J.
NinrrHi.
Mr.
i;hh(if
uro
Z
meiu
irwi:
ir.
iTintrav
i
Imoi
1
or
Ihe
Hriti.h
America
I'alnV
f'.o.
I
.
,
..
.
.
.
"'!
will
rein.-
at
Hie
i'imI
.r
Ihe
I
THE
PENITENTIARY!.!
-
-
Peter
Smith
Commences
His
Three
Year
Term
at
Kingston
Yesterday
-
.
KlXitS'l'OX.
Xi.v
It.
-
I'eler
Smilh,
rormer
prnviucial
Ireas-jwalk
urer.
enlereil
I'ml
-1111.11H1
neni-
leu
1
111
1
y
yesterday
af(eriKiii
to
erve
lliriN
years
for
couspiriitK
to
ill-fraud
Hie
province
in
connection
with
Ihe
-ale
r
bonds.
MAN
WAS
DRUNK
Must
Have
Been
or
He
Would
Not
Have
Brought
Them
llrowu
was
bun
v
tns
honte
tiom
business
when
he
met
his
friend.
Sinilhers.
also
lioincwardi
bound,
carrying
a
large
bo.pict.
j
"AnylhiiiK
special
i1"
asked
Hiiiwii.
eyeing
the
flower.
"No."
was
Ihe
answer,
"only
lakiiiK
Ihe
wire
home
a
few
flowers:
she
like
a
little
surprise
sometimes.
Ooesu't
yours?"
"Can't
say
I've
tried
her."
"Well,"
nilviseil
Sinilhers,
"lake
my
lip
and
you'll
Hud
that
she'll
be
ever
so
pleased."
On
arriving
home
Ihe
next
evenlny
Hrowii
presculcd
his
vvHe
with
a
large
hunch
uT
Ihe
choicest
blooms
procurable.
Instead
id'
being
plcnsed,
the
lady
promptly
hurst
into
Icius,
exclaiming
between
her
sobs:
"Oh.
dear!
Oh,
dear!
This
has
been
my
unlucky
day.
Cook's
given
notice,
the
eis(rrus
lnirsl,Co.
I've
cul
mv
ft
n
iter
badly,
and
imw,
Oereiice,
now
you've
enme
home
drunk!"
LOST
DAVIS
HAFT
The
lug
Cape
Scolt
lost
an
Kim,
Oiio
root
Davis
raft
of
logs
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
off
Cape
Caution
last
Tuesday
morning.
The
ship
was
sotilhlioutid
from
Swanson
Hay
lo
Seatlle
when
Ihe
side
slicks
of
(lie
raft
parted
(n
a
Icrririe
gale
and
the!
tow
bcab
'
liicak
up.
I'llINCK
CLEANING
UP
OF
COW
BAY
Police
Officers
Failed
to
FJnd
Anything
Wrong
Not
so
Much
Trouble
Now
Letter
from
T.
V.
S.
I'arsnn-iiispeelor
of
provincial
police
wild
regard
to
effort
thai
ha.
been
iiihiIi
to
clean
no
nllei'i'i
undeitjrahle
premise
at
Cow
Hay
were
read
al
Ihe
mouihly
meeting
of
the
poliee
commission
yesterday
aflernoon.
In
lim
letter,
Inspector
Parson
luted
dial
this
mailer
logr'lhcr
wild
Dial
of
waterfront
shack-off
Seel
inn
2
had
been
taken
up
;wHh
the
public
work
engineer.
Ihe
srertiiit
teller
staled
thai
Ihe
only
occupant
or
provincial
gov
eriiineiil
properly
al
Cow
Hay
had
Bfeii
1..
.
Mckeisnn
who
had
already
moved
out
of
there.
,
.
.
......
.
.
,
,
i'"iii
v
r
tin
i
"
haul
made
earehe
but
had
failed
lo
find
anything
unlawful.
Chif
Yicker
reported
that
one
nf
the
persons
who
had
been
eaiioinc
Irouble
al
fiw
Hay
had'
moved
away
aiyl
had
apparently
left
the
C,l,
.
There
had
l.ol
bee,,
iv
uiii.,.....i.
11
'1
Ktniiiid
on
which
to
base
u-
pll'IIIIIH.
Afl.i
foine
iHmmixmiii.
it
was
decided
lo
lake
the
matter
up
furlber
Willi
tin-
railway
com-
,m"
BISHOP
STRINGER
OF
.
.
YUKON
IN
YANCOUYER
Arrives
After
Ten
Thousand
Mile
Journey
Through
Immense
Territory
VAX
CO
I
V:il.
Xi..
It.
II.Im..i
It.
o.
SI
ringer
of
the
Yukon
and
Mrs.
SlriiiKcr
arrived
in
Vancouver
yelerlayt
after
a
ten
Ihou-aiul
mile
journey.
Leaving
in
June
I
bey
crossed
Ihe
HiH'kie
on
foot
and
visited
Ihe
millions
al
iShiniilr
I'oinl
and
llcrschel
Is-;
laud.
j
AHer
arrival
at
Kdmoiilou
Iheyj
went
011
lo
London.
Ontario,
lo.
.attend
the
session
of
the
(ieiieralj
Synoil.
They
will
return
lo
While.
llore
shortly
by
boat
ami
Ihence
Ihe
remaining
33ll
miles
lo
iiawson.
MANY
LOST
LIVES
IN
EARTHQUAKE
AT
JAVA
HAT
AM
A.
Nov.
1
1.
The
Island
or
.lava
has
been
severely
shaken
by
an
earthquake
and
three
hundred
people
are
reported
killed
while
countless
numbers
are
iiiissins:.
FISH
ARRIVALS
r-
Fares
To'alllno
132,200
Pounds
Wore
Marketed
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arrivals
at
Ihe
Fish
Kxcliatii:i'
this
morning
totalled
1
32.200
pounds.
Four
American
bonis
sold
1
1
l.dno
pounds
and
live
Canadians,
21.2(1(1
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
llainfer,
50.
000
pounds,
al
U.lic
and
Oe.
In
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Daly.
27,00(1
pounds,
al
l..5o
and
Or,
and
Valorous,
23,(10(1
pounds,
al
l(!..'lc
and
7c,
lo
the
.Canadian
Fish
A.
Cold
Storage
11,000
pounds,
at
15.5c
and
tic,
to
Ihe
Knoth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Hippo.
12,000
pounds,
at
1
5.
Ho
and
lie,
lirthe
Allln
Fisheries.
Cayueou.
2,5((l
pounds,
at
1
1.
Co
and
lie;
Mab,
1,200
pounds,
at
I
U5c
and
(1c
and
Toodie,
2,500
pounds,
id
It.iif
and
(5c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
v
Cold
Storage
Co.
Scrub.
3.000
pounds,
at
I
l.7n
o
Hit
Hoyal
FU
Co.
HLI'KUT.
UM.
ITUDAY.
VOVKMHKH
li.
HUM.
STOLEN
FURS
DISCOVERED
Indian
Boy
Found
Two
Capes
Valued
at
$1,000
and
$280
Under
Sidewalk
on
Sixth
Street
The
Iliief
who
liroke
the
mIiow
vindow
of
W
illiam
Coldbloom
.
ii
r
"lore
early
Tliurdat
moriiiiiK
and
removed
valuable
fur
eans
apparently
look
eobl
feel
bvforc
.
..
1.
.:
1
,
"
,
,
..
!,
VA-lwfilv
H
I
l,riiftjiii
1,1
:l
13
two
or
Ihe
,pe,
(he
I.O0il
III
III
1
.Ml,-
HUM
!......
I
1,1
-r.
valued
al
i'HUw.'ie
relumed
Ui
....II
1
!..:....
alk
,,M
,r'"'1
l"
u,e
rear
of
Ihe
Prince
ItnpeH
1MH.
The
furi
wero
retored
lo
.Mr.
tiolilblootn.
A
Ihird
rr
vi.t
I
al
?00.
which
Mr.
(ioldbliMiiu
report
is
nl.o
misinK.
has
no)
yel
been
located.
Nor
ha
Hie
IJiii-r
yelii.ain.ni
u.111.
11...
,.t.i.i
..r
.1..
1......
..,.Mi.,..,.ii
aii.iiiioii
in
1
lie
close
sea-ou
or
CRYSTM.
nPnF.N.S
I'lace
of
il,
i,
et,led
Tor
Ihe
',"IM,'vli,"
"f
He
Industry
and
rnvrnirr
ip
f
PT
lUINIKAU
J)
.r4'jils
re-eslablishmenl
and
main-
llenance
lo
maxiiiinc
productiv
New
muserrent
Centre
For
Vlo
,
Com;)eted
Tmc
for
Tourist
Season
VHTOMIA.
Nov.
1
1
The
C.I'.It
aiiiiouuce.i
yeser,iay
that
con-j
j
The
Ihe
commission
commission
consists
ol
tracts
had
been
nwarded
ror
Ihe.'wn
Cauadiau
and
Iwo
American
ereclion
or
llie
new
amusemetil
members.
Ilesides
Mr.
Found,
1
renlre
here
at
a
cost
in
Iheithe
other
lUimidian
member
is
.1
tteisldHirhoo'l
uf
55.0()n.
The
I',
llabcock,
assirlunl
lo
the
H.C.I
iiuildin?
is
to
be
flnilinl
by
May.!
I
25
TAXI
and
She
main
BOSTON
GRILL
Ambulance
with
Large
newly
Upstair
laid
Dining
dancing
Hall,
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
Mil,
XIV
.
NO,
SOH,
GRAIN
RATES
CONSIDERED
Hearings
Concluded
and
Written
Arguments
by
Railways
Will
Yet
be
Received
,coi
Vi:it.
Nov.
l.
The
j.
rates
hearing
before
the
II
irtl
'f
Hallway
Commissioners
l
iiled
here
yestenluy.
The
c:ii:!iii
doners
ruled
thai
no
fur-viilrure
would
be
taken.
Tin
(
I'
ll.
II
lid
C.X.
It.
Will
llUU'
-:
December
I
to
fill'
writ
tfii
ei
K.iinenl.
'an
num
MrKrowii
and
Oni-t:
h
w'm
Oliver
look
Ihe
view
v.
mlil
iitl
hi'
fair
lo
H.C.
lo
!c
io
the
request
of
the
rail
wr
-
resume
the
hearing'
in
I
-'iiht
Immediately
written
i
i,
;im
''.
were
fileil
the
buanll
v.
'ukp
iiiId
consideration
all1
t
ilriirx
and
argument
and
I
...
a
i
"iicliKiun
mi
the
ex
,
and
domestic
grain
rale.
LUTHERANS
COMPLETE
BIENNIAL
CONVENTION
M
......
,
...
Address
by
President
Coolldge
Speaks
of
Sturdy
Spirit
of
People
l
.i
I
ui'i-ij
Lutheran
Church
A
'!
i
li
a
rrrenlly
i-oed
Hi
iiiriini.tl
ruiivrnlion
in
3-"
There
were
over
5ooi
jj'i-d
ili'legale.
represent-fuMM
n
the
l
ulled
-
unit
Canada.
I
I
I.e.
in
the
larrfel
l,n-j
body
tm
the
Continent,
ai"'rdinK
lo
r.
Stub
of
N
vvsiaii
Lutheran
Church,
".-I
AiiKTican,
Mini
lhi
ae-
K
lo
lii"l"i-y.
ueronliNir
Ut
I'
lil
ConltdiU).
ill
his
let-
iixeniion.
briefly
re
-
1
.
.
.
.
1
'lie
luctory
of
Lutlieron
Amerlea.
lie
cm
Id:
"It
lt"
that
will,
michi
to
luoplre
Hfelr
nm
t.
:.Hdon.
U
iier
cent
of
I
.lieraii
111
America
vvern
iv.'j.
11
will
l)riini
a
larsre
hU
'
Auiericaii
memlufi's
arc"
Henry
water
swinimln?
hn
ami
jjyni-'j'.MHllr,'
l.uileil
laks
roiumis-nasliini
and
wHWe
.wwltiHil
:b
'
of
U-lirri--.und
apU
an
adjunct
I.,
the
Knvpress'
Miller
Freeman
of
Seal
tie.
pub-llolel
here.
The
slrnelure
wjllilisher
and
brolher
of
Ihe
late
be
lartrelv
ir
slass
ami
is
to
be
known
a
the
Crystal
Harden.
Princess
Anna
Pia
Monica
or
Saxony,
ami
Archduke
Juseph
Franz
or
Hungary,
have
jnt
been
married.
The
bride
is
a
daughter
or
the
former
Crown
Princess
or
Saxony,
whose
cliiptiicul
with
the
Belgian
teacher
of
her
leaclier
canned
u
scandal
HO
years,
ago.
LIQUOR
EXPORT
IS
LEGITIMATE
-----
!
lads,
who
had
each
been
sen-
Ontario
Courts
Decide
In
Favor
Whole
Cltv
Block
at
Niw
York;
H'nccst
to
two
years
at
rerorma-or
Ooerators
on
Bc-dce
of
i
Becamn
Ronrlnn
Furnr.
!
lry.
H
was
believed
that
a
mim-
11;...
1.1
1.
I
-.'
iij
i'lucK
i.r......
i...ii.i5f1,i(Im.
l0
Indians
had
been
sue-1
There
was
a
place
ror
such
busi-
rurnace.
I
Hly
f.remeH
were!Cc,srully
nwde.
and
a
penally
of
ness
as
was
complained
of
and
overcome
by
fumes
and
..cores
ofjsix
months
without
fine
he
option
of
felt
il
should
be
kept
there.
persons
were
Irealed
for
cuts,,,,,,,
,.,.
im,.0M.(,.
The
person
The
duties
or
I
drivers
it
Is
from
ll..
fKim.
ul..
i,i,.i
r
.'
.
.
Pro;lnce
viv
kiu
1.
..1
v..
it
Liquor
t
t
.
exporl
.
V
"
operalor,
won
a
co
nph'le
viclory
when
al
Ihe
re-
quest
or
Ihe
special
proseculor
all
t.ending
cases
were
wilhdrnwnl
ami
confiscated
liquor
valued
al;a
iiiii.f.vliimliili.
I
r.n
i
tit
A
.......
,''r".
"
dereil
returned
to
the
ow(ners.
Ihe
mag
s
rale
declared
Ihe
bus-
ness
legiliinale
and
saM
il
inust
nave
llie
nroleclioii
nf
r
in
i.mirts
v.iV.
v
.
...
loiiu.MU,
,miv.
II
I
lie
mag
1st
rale's
decision
in
llie
Windsor
liquor
cases
means
dial
liquor
export
warehouses
may
continue
and
may
store
large
quantities
of
liquor
at
border
points
awniliug
u
favorable
opportunity
for
shipment
Into
Ihe
United
Stales,
without
hindrance
from
the
Ontario
Oovernmenl.
according
to
the
Al-
.
.
.
.ruargcu,
nowever.
uau
leu
llie
prot.oseil
In
place
on
such
I.,,......,
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......
I....
.
..
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i....'.r
1..
ti
..
.,
....
.
.w.y
.,.,
01
me
kltiiiiliftti
Vtattrtftr'i
DIRECTOR
OF
FISHERIES
IN
RUPERT
TODAY
W.
A.
Found
Here
Irom
Ottawa
on
Way
to
Seattle
to
Attend
International
Commission
,
On
Inn
way
from
Ottawa
lo
Seattle
where
he
will
all
end
nest
week
Ihe,
first
iiK-eim-
of
inler-
national
fisheries
commission
.
uu.ier
in,,
iciu.ui
clo.e
eaon
!
.
.......
.......
i-eaijr,
vviiuam
..
round,
direc-
jllir
)(f
tMwl
for
Canada,
i,
in
,,,,,
ejv
,,jay
II,
:.,
meet
,
.......i,,.,.-
(lf
ii.
i,..lu.irv
i.,
.
""-
commisHiou
i
'
lo
be
he
etl
Tllttrwlw.
I'hursilay.
lj;plaiuiu
tht-purpose
or
Ihe'allow
the
jirovincial
jrovcrnmeii'
comminsioii
f
It
i
morning'.
Mr.
lo
jrel
its
heavy
frradins
equip-l
ound
-laled
that
it
had
been
men!
on
lo
the
work.
The
sur-appoinlcd
tp
mule
an
iiive.llH-.rHciiiy
will
be
done
by
Ihe
citv
lion
inlo
Hie
ltr
lililinn-
,.r
n.
1..1.
.
icrminins
wimi,
u
anyllun?.
in
ity.
I.
oiler
Ihe
treaty,
the
close
season
will
remain
in
etTeH
for
al
least
three
years
ami
il
is
hoped
that
Ihe
invest
ial
ions
ol
.
.
...
i,i
1
:
1
"iniii's!on
.u
oe
complete
u
1
!
v
mat
lime,
commissioner
of
fisheries.
The
Capl.
Iloomcs
K.
Freeman
ut
this
icily.
1
CHEMICALS
GO
UP
IN
BLAZE
50
Firemen
Overcomo
.
..
..
...
'
1'
i
"'
re
.
,
I
,.
.
J
i
w
weights
it
i
1
1
1
4
..T
r
iwml
coal
and
mul
ltri,:..l
bread
had
city
solicitor
with
power
to
incur
starling
u
l
ie
saltpetre
plant
or,,,,,,,
exuIU,,ml
,,
,,,
rorrecl.Uuch
expense
as
necessary,
the
IlichanNon
Chemical
tin
;
,:i.
Soli,.i(.
Jom.s
repor.,,
The
work
could
not
be
done
Tor
spread
lo
the
huge
American:,,,
all
a,1ien,
tlruilist
a
dc-
nothing
and
ir
Ihe
cilizens
were
sugar
rerinery
plant
nearby
and1
(.isi(111
iiv
m,1l.u,
-,
vipimv,.,,.,.!
!
,,..1
-niiri.,.1
n
......1,1
....1.1..
soap
works
building.
The
tn
the
elTects
of
Hie
fumes
which
rolled
across
this
city
and
Jersev
Cily.
FIRE
LOS
ANGELES
I.OS
AM
SULKS.
Nov
I.
1
ire
lor
incendiary
origin
enrlv
Ibb!
morning
swept
the
garage
and
repair
shops
or
Ihe
Southern
Cal-
iiiirnia
r.uisou
i.oiupany
causing
.i.....
...
.........
.
...
1.,..
....-
1
""""s1
"'
lK
J'
s.uu.uuo.
circulation
1U1
Strtat
!
383
'CITY
STARTS
ISLAND
ROAD
ork
to
Connect
up
With
Pro
vincial
Government's
End
was
Commenced
this
Morning
Willi
about
twenly
men
on
the
Job,
work
.Hlark'il
IhU
morning
on
vradini'
Hie
eilv'l
iim-liiifi
nf
Hm
Ivain
i.Im.i
1,.
,..,ni
uii
wllh
that
now
beiii"
built
bv
.
Ihe
nroviiii-i.-il
''ovornmnni
F.
i-:
W.
l'ear-011,
cily
engineer
nr""'.
-laled
'luicii
IhU
inoruiiig
thai
he
hoped
to
have
a
full
crew
or
about
100
men
on
the
job
by
Monday.
It
i
expected
thai
Ihe
gf
.din;'
work
weather.
Tin.
Uradin'-
'
is
all
thai
i
liiiiitr
1111.
ll"
Idertakcn
1
;
al
,
,
this
,
''.1
lime.
Tl.U
u-ilt
1
....
me
ciiy
portion
or
I
lie
1-
laud
road
extends
aboul
OHe
mile
and
a
ipiarler
from
Kteveuth
Avenue,
alon
Frederick
lo
Ihe
Prince
lluiierl
boulevanl
ami
I
Ihenc'iolhecily
limit,
at
Shaw-1
allans
road.
road.
The
The
ri::hl
ritfhl
or
uf
way
wavl
will
practically
run
parallel
with!
Ihe
pipe
line
The
work
is
provided
for
in
t
27.000
bylaw
pas.-eij
by
'
llie
rate-
payers
at
a
recenl
election,
fills
will
lake
care
or
surracin'
as
well
as
xrndinp.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
ABSENTEE
VOTING
BY
AN
OPPOSITION
MEMBER
(John
Oliver
Defends
Policy
of
Government
In
Three
Hour
Speech
VICTOHIA,
.Nov.
It.
John
Calherwooil,
Conservative
of
Dewdney,
slated
in
the
Legisla
ture
yelerday
that
Ihe
absentee!
ivole
as
now
allowed
was
not
in
jthe
interest
of
clean
elections
and
should
be
struck
out
of
the
election
act.
Premier
Oliver
spoke
for
Hire"
'hours,
defeniliuv
the
Oovernmenl
1
policy
in
respect
to
(lie
absentee
vole,
rreijrhl
rates,
agriculture,
land
Umber.
t
.POLICE
REPORT
FOR
MONTOF
OCTOBER
Thirty-five
Cases
In
Court
Re
sulting
In
27
Convictions
Collections
Totalled
$460.55
There
were
35
cases
in
the
city
police
court
during
the
mouth
ot
October
rcsultiir
in
27
con
victions
ami
'
K
dismissals
and
I
colled
ions
totalled
100.55
ac
!
cording
to
Ihe
report
of
the
chief
,
of
police
submitted
at
the
regu
lar
monthly
meelin?
of
the
com-
I
mission
yesterday'
afternoon,
j
There
were
III
cases
of
intoxlca-
lion,
three
assault,
lour
vast
-
rancy.
stx
under
the
Came
Aetl
'and
two
eases
of
breaking
ami!
entering.
In
llie
urrest
of
two;
her
of
thefls
along
llie
water-
I
front
recently
had
been
account
ed
for.
The
1
report
slated
.........
lll.ll'll.n
-
!
lMslllissillr
..
rlal.u
nf
seltlT
cily
and
had
not
yet
been
localctl.t
special
work
will
Include
the
lak-An
uppeal
against
dismissal
ol
ajing
of
Ihe
names
of
persons
who
Japanese
gambling
case
was
loisi
such
places
as
are
combe
heard
on
.Monday.
plained
nf.
The
payroll
for
the
mouth
oft
October
totalling
$1)28.15
'andj
Union
strainer
Venture.
Caul.
also
accounls
were
nassed
bv
thoi.V.
commission.
I
P
It
sll.i.l.l.tp
ll,.i.,t.iiu
Heut
-
,
nee
is
due
from
Vancouver
and
way
polls
tomorrow
monuity.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN13.
EDITORIAL
WHY
AMERICAN
PORTS?
The
wriler
or
u
letter
to
the
Kdiuontoii
iltulletiii
ii
that
in
10211
there
va
shipped
lo
Cun-udiau
porls
188,000,000
bushels
of
grain
and
to
American
port
177,000,000.
Much
ut
the
latter
might
have
gone
out
by
w.iy
of
u
Canadian
port
and
been
carried
in
Canadian
ships
pru-
vided
Ihe
rales
lo
the
wesl
had
',,en
eIa',
niile
for
mile,
with
lne
rsiles
to
Ihe
cast.
Buffalo
jgol
fuiisl
of
Ihe
grain
whereas
il
shoiilu
have
come
lo
Vancouver
and
Prince
Hupert.
As
il
was
Vancouver
gol
only
52,-000,000
bushels.
The
Saskatchewan
Co-operu-tive
Klevalor
Company
is
building
a
new
elevator
al
Iluffalo
and
the
U.S.
government
js
building
an
elevator
al
lloboken
'o
handle
Canadian
grain
ex-lusively.
II
is
claimed
thai
in
Ihe
east
American
grain
is
shipped
out
duri'iig
Ihe
period
when
Ihe
river
is
ujien
and
low
rates
prevail
and
llieu
Canadian
grain
goes
through
the
Stales
and
pays
Ihe
higher
rate.
1
ue
irceui
auvau
asc
in
M"I',,!i,g
li
way
of
Nanfonwr
'ver
llie
vonlo
varied
-
irom
Iwii
to
eight
cents
a
bushel,
accorilin?
lo
location.
With
equalization
or
llie
rales
Ihe
advantage
would
be
much
grealer.
As
soon
as
prince
lluperl'.s
elevator
is
completed
she
will
be
a
factor
in
transportation
ol
3raiii."T!ial
means
she
must
use
all
her
influence
lo
'
secure
equalized
rales.
H
a
cheaper
rale
could
be
obtained
or
better
srrvice
by
American
purls,
nothing
could
lie
saicf.
A
j
js
Uie
Canadian
route
is
w
more
economical.
PREPARING
TO
MAKE
CLEAN-UP
Police
Commission
Decides
to
Take
Steps
to
Cope
With
Moral
Situation
Down
Town
Ihe
subject
being
brouslit
up
by
Mayor
Newton,
who
expressed
lie
desire
that
some
eirort
be
made
to
cope
with
a
situation
about
which
comvlaints
were
be-
inir
generally
heard,
the
police
commission
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
yesterday
atlcr-noun
went
inlo
a
discussion
at
some
length
nf
alleged
disorderly
premises
and
uudesiiblde
persons
livins
in
the
downtown
section
11
f
the
city
and
ended
up
with
Ihe
tacit
decision
thai
an
ofNecr
or
officers
be
specially
delegated
to
keep
watch
for
suspicious
circumstances
with
a
view
to
instituliu
prosecutions
in
Ihe
city
police
court.
Mayor
Newton
was
quite
em
phatic
in
his
opinions
,011
the
matter.
Many
complaints
had
reached
his
cars
and
he
fell
that
it
was
lime
the
commission
w
as
Making
some
steps
lo
cope
with
Ihe
situation.
Police
officers
had
been
defied
ami
ho
objected
to
that.
True
it
was
difficult
to
obtain
convictions
but
the
alleged
illicit
activities
he
fell
could
al
east
.be
harassed.
Commissioner
Montgomery
wai
satisfied
to
leave
the
matter
in
1.
lo
..f
II...
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II.-
..1
nit
iiwjui
ui
mo
..!..
J
,,i
..1.1....1
i
.Inlmslim..
m.rllii.min.i
1,.
v.
ox
and
wnv
i.i.ils
nn.l
It...
X..s
and
Skeena
Ilivcrs.
was
In
port
lasl
nighl
from
II
o'clock
until
.
130
.
The
vessel
had
conshler-
idih-
rreigbl
for
here