25
TAXI
And
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Sttnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XIV
NO.
201
kidkoati;,
Nov.
1.
i:m-'"uns
ami
C.
Klewarl
cunie
in
on
i"'
lasi
ixiiil
and
have
chartered
'"I'lain
Neil
i,ai;senV
boat
lo
bike
i,in
,Mlt
(n
(((,
NV(1
l(mi
0ien-
,ey
,
intereslcd
In
'''filing
for
,
They
have
llio
finest
,OWMK
of
.,i
M.,.
.
i
mailer
al
I
In
proper!.
I....)'
1
1....
m...
.
i..
.,
,
CONE
TO
WEST
COAST
TO
LOOK
AT
OIL
LANDS
.
Enmona
and
C.
Stewart
Chartered
Boat
on
Islands
to
Make
Trip
limn
fallerie
at
la-kepor:
a
i
J
Oueeii
Cliai
lotle
i:ily
'l'lit
.
H
nUu
in
lout
of.
ali
fi-l
from
HiCKe
planli
fur
t-lMpun'iit
south.
ELECTION
RESULTS
CITY
PRISONERS
I
...m
Mini
nt
Trlcgrapli
a
i""d
service
Ilorlheril
It
iluiiiliia
and
Yukon
"iy
on
llie
I
tilled
States
'
i
sulU
last
nirftit.
Points
Hie
head
of
Portland
I
Una
I
Arctic
Circle
includlin
W'hie
llore.
Prince
Mil
an
Auyox
were
litHkeil
up
i
Yani'ouver
and
Aalicroll
and
d
iiullelins
siiiHiltaiiesnMly.
'
'
urn
s
thus
hroHdca'Icd
'
lit
lo
I
lie
lllillllle
lllld
Hill
a-
iii
in
n
ausiiiissiou.
EABCOCK
WILL
START
INVESTIGATION
INTO
DEPLETION
OF
HALIBUT
m
VH
Initl
A,
Xov-
5
J
P
Hab-d
poly
C'linuiissiiiiier
of
T
li
ili-li
Columbia,
it
wns
iiiiiioiiucdl
jeslerday
fi
,,
,o
,,m.
,,f
(.
f0ir
mem-
'
(
f
'he
inlerualloiuii
hiilibul
.:iii)-Min
will
shortly
coin-,::
an
exliaiislixe
ineslga-,;
'ito
Hie
deplelimi
of
llie
Ml
ml
rilieiies
on
llie
Pacific
:
al
He
win
wnrk
in
eonjunc-w'li
W.
A.
Found
(if
Otla.
a
and
two
Aini'iicnii
Four
Casts
to
be
by
Judge
Young
In
County
Court
This
Afternoon
I'oilr
city
prisoner
will
come
up
for
I'leclniii
before
Judge
Young
in
(lie
County
Court
this
afternoon.
All
hae
already
been!
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
j
Mel'lyinont.
The
eaes
are:
JiiM-ph
Hoar
charged
with
obtaining
money
under
false
pretence
by
cashing
worthleas
checks.
William
llicliuiil
ItagsliHW
churned
with
recehing
stolwi
good.
Cyril
Hagshaw
and
Wilfrid
TlmnipMHi.
charged
wllh
breaking
unit
onlrring.
FUNERAL
TODAY
The
funeral
of
Hie
late
I'eter
Miiiich.
who
dint
last
week
l
the
hospital,
look
place
this
afternoon
al
o'clock
from
llayner
Hros.
cliaprl
to
1'airview
Cemetery.
Arclideacoii
ti.
A.
Itix
officiating.
The
pallbearers
were
Anion
Scrliich,
L.
Pusluk.
Y'ukn
Pulnk.
S.
Mumovicli.
Milo
Pcr-liiin
and
John
(lurvlch.
Those
sciuling
llowcrs
today
included
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Nick
Our-
.
.
i
..
i
i
r
il..
M..
unit
Mrs.
8ht
viru
i
muni;.
I
.......
i
1,1
I
"
.......
.1.1
.
.
l..l.
...I....
U..rl.li.l.
HUM
irKimcii,
.nm'.i
....
.v..
and
Mr.
and
Mr.
Puslock.
HALIBUT
PRICE
HIGH
Only
Three
Boats
Bring
Catches
And
'Sell
Here
Today
Three
bonis
sold
their
catches
Hepublic.
3H.II00.
lo
Allin
I
ish-
erie
and
Itoyal
I'isli
Co.
at
'"'"l"''-
that
can
be
round
on
ttic
imd
H
cenls.
"Mnl
Tar
and
ciuiln
oil
bus
Haoul
Amundsen.
K.500
ami
'"
i
:'et
pn,H
nul
llf
,1C
,.0Cks
for
Yellowslone.
0.500.
lo
Cold
slor-
1
.
,
;i;
'"
M0
llld
8
cent-'.
mail
Roosefelt:
Wisconsin
Only
State
for
Independent
NK
YDHK.
Nov.
.V
A
to
roll
in
today
lliey
served
only
In
swell
(.ooiuigc
i
ruling
to
inrciil
overwhelming
victory
over
hi
two
opponents
in
llie
presidential
cinilesl.
In
eight
stales,
all
or
which
urn
in
llie
west,
the
result
is
still
in
doubt
at
mid-day
Iml
Conlidge
lends
in
seu-u
or
them,
including
Minnesota,
anil
noiili
anil
south
Ihikolu,
which
Hie
rollowers
or
La
l'ollette
hud
expected
lo
give
independent
cidulidales
their
electoral
.otes.
The
returns
in
the
congressional
contests
nrn
slow
and
al
noon
they
were
still
not
sutri-
i
.
.
.
In
show
whether
(!oolidge
..ill
I......
,
.1
......LI....
.........
..II..
'
"'OI,
..
.
:
.
.
.......
i.
I.-
...
ii.
...
..
lor
ins
iniriy
in
euuer
me
House;
or
the
Senate.
Expresses
Thanks
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
.r
Pre
sident
Coolidge.
having
received;
I
t
ion
of,
returns
today
in
about)
classify
them
as
follow
s:
half
IJie
precincts
of
the
stale
Coolidge
slates
3
give
coolidge
a
total
of
100.7(1(1
'against
(It.
850
fr
La
l'olletle
and
18,850
for
Davis.
POUTL
AND.
Nov
5.
.
1
r-r,
("noi'iiui'.
Hip
Oregon
elncns
op
ssels
fCoolidfes
homo
slate").
Nebraskn
'Hryan'a
home
stale1,
X.'v
lt;ituj)i
,iW
Y'"'l:.
Ohio.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMllNCi;
HL'I'HHT,
U.L.,
VY'KiJNKHDAY.
NOVKMHKIl
5,
IWM.
v..t.rd.,.
circuits
i.toi
I
"I
Willi
,.
.
n(iitjPil
i
fn
-i-cla!
a-
came
Piit;
i.;
is.
n
ni'-'ai'
nurjnee
;
una
L.r
ne
la
u.
-
?
hu
'
an
lie
i
ime
The
new(
Ur-
:
!
iif
lie
latg
at:J
fas:r
h
(is
opcvrthiui
a
of
-2
51
i.
!"s
Allogellie'
liiere
re
five
ileeki..
foue'
"
u"
oJ
,!l
I'
'-:,'l'B,r.
wuile
a
taigc
sace
the
mm
n
deck
has
l.een
:
I
of
liu'l'ii
cars
and
oilier
freiulil
ii
(,kiiiiii.1.,ii..i.
.
u,...an.t
i.l
iimiii
a'rn
in
iw.i
aiul
llirP
iiei
!i
r.nhin
uml
fn
1
1
.....
.1...
j.,
gers.
A
siieeial
feature
of
Hie
accommodation
is
Hie
i.rovision
of
17
l.-irc
n,in.
....
nf-
..,.,..f
Hipper
deek.
haong
private
bMllirWuu
atUiohe.1
aiuf
2e
two-berth
eabius
H...
.led-
i.avin.
UP
FOR
ELECTION1
'V
,XM";
1,,tr,-f
blh-
..n,n..latloi.
n,n.ughl,oul
has
been
arranged
will,
the
greatest
care
for
UI
I
UH
LLLVIlulij
i
MWy
and
comfort
or
the
passengers
nnrl
is
of
a
unirurni
standard
ll.rouRl.out.
while
the
aceom-
Idation
for
the
officers
and
crew
is
siibsluniiullv
i.rii.f
n.ur.
i...
i.i..
..
..
nn
Dealt
uuiihi
with!
will
.,.
be
placet)
,
.
in
.
service
,
early
.
in
.
IUS5.
'
-
.
i-.unvu
u)
n-fiuiciiniiis.
ioui
vessel
.
Lell
to
ritfhtI.r.rd
Abereonway,
chairman
of
Joint
ltrown
and
Co..
Clyde
shipbuilder;
Ladv
.McLaren
Hrown;
Mr.
Troup;
Lady
.Mount
Stephen.
M''iiur:
Captain
Troup.
C.
.
i:oala
Serxlce'and
Mr
deorge
.McLaren
Hrown.
European
general
mana.'er
of
Hie
Canadian
Pacific.
Overwhelming
Victory
for
Coolidge
in
United
States
Election
With
La
Follette
Practically
Extinguished
CUU
nn
rn
t
AT.
V-L
Ci
.
Pennsylvania.
Ithode
Island.
Ver-
uifimi
uiiuoli
uuieiuui
ui
new
i
utr
oiaie
over
inoiit.
I'aliforuia,
West
Virginia
lais'
liome
slate,
ArUona,
j
Colorado,
liclawarc.
Idaho,
In-t
Mann.
Kentucky.
Maryland,
Mich
igan,
Minnesota,
Missouri,
Montana
i
Wheeler'
home
slate
.
returns
frnni
the
state
nniliniied
'
Xevuda,
New
Jersey.
New
Mexico.
the
lide
upon
which
1
N'orlh
Dakota.
Oregon,
South
Da-
lo
noon
giving
the
president
tK.-!
Davis
3(i.niiH
and
La
F.olleltn!
!i'7.703.
i
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Nov.
5.
He-
!
Him
in
this
stale
give
Cooidge
!..!
U7.
La
Folletle
270,017.
ii
ii
I
li,..
i
n-
iui
a
vole
of
confidence
from
the:
....
voters
epresss.
"simple
thanks"1.
States
Classified
as
bis
one
first
act
ufler
his!
While
the
relurn
arc
not
coin-
.
.
.
.
.
..i..i
.
t
i
at
llie
Kxcliunge'
this
morning
all
election
was
nssure.i.
iM.-te
in
ii
goon
many
(,r
Hie
v.ul
orires.
Following
were
Ihc!
SKATTLK.
Nov.
5.
Compila-!
"lule..
it
is
sufficiently
clear
to
sale:
Connection
t.
Illinois
fDnwes'
home
slated
lown,
Kansas,
Maine.
Massartiu-
kola.
Utah,
Washington,
Wy
oming.
Davis
stale
Alabama;
Arkansas,
Florida,
(ieorgia,
Louisiana,
Mississippi;
North
Carolina,
South
Carolina.
Texas,
Virginia,
Oklahoma
and
Teuncsseo
La
Folletlc
stale
Wisconsin
.
La
Follette's
slate.
Alaska
territory
has
no
vole
in
the
electoral
college.
1
Morning
Figures
NCW
YOHK,
Nov.
5.
At
8
o'clock
Ibis
morning
Coolidge
was
assured
of
3
12
elecloral
college
Miles
out
of
a
lolal
of
531
with
the
possibility
that
the
number
migjit'he
increased
lo
37U
when
ne
returns
rrotn
several
doubt
fill
states
have
been
tabulated.
Davis
wa
assured
of
130
elecloral
rollcge
vole
and
La
Folletlc
of
13
votes.
II
still
np
peared
doubtful
whether
tbo
Republicans
would
have
jv
working
majority
in
Congress.
Ile-
''ii.ii-.e.i
nn
page
ft'1
tract
!.
34.
Crews
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Boats
Took
Part
In
Event
on
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
SKIMI'.OATK,
Nov.
5.
A
very
uccesful
basket
social
was
held
al
Skidegalc
lal
Friday
at
which
1
25
wa
raised
for
the
building
fund
of
the
new'
Skideiralc
school.
AHoaetlier
about
600
has
been
raised
so
far.
J.
r.
Dover
auctioned
off
Hie
basket
the
highest
bill
for
which
was
SIC.
Those
in
charge
of
the
event,
were
Mr.
E.
C.
Stevens.
"""s
S.
Dellucy
and
Mrs.
O.
I.
Turner.
Those
who
came
from
the
East
coast
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Turner,
Miss
1
1.
Husband.
Miss
fi.
IHchardson.
Miss
1.
Richardson.
W.
Prettyjohn.
The
popular
crew
of
The
two
Cobl
Storage
'oat
drier
Plarrett
and
Chief
I.egiac
helped
to
make
the
affair
a
success.
WILL
ERECT
A
NEW
SCHOOL
AT
SKIDEGATE
SKIDKHATF.,
Nov"
5.
A
public
meeting
wa
held
this
week
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
M.
Mrln-lyre
of
all
those
interested
In
llie
erection
of
a
new
school
here.
It
was
decided
lo
put
up
a
struc-
lure
30
feci
bv
21
feet
and
the
trustees
will
call
for
tenders
for
the
building.
It
is
expected
lo
start
work
on
the
building
in
about
two
weeks.
STEEL
HOUSE
BUILT
All
IN
ONE
DY
LONDON,
Nov.
5.
A
steel
house
was
built
in
a
day
al
Olas-
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Toor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
I(oton
Grill,
Third
Ave
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT.
Mil
IS
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
OF
U.
S.
GETS
LARGE
MAJORITY
IN
ELECTORAL
COLLEGE;
RETURNS
INCOMPLETE
COLLY
OPENS
CONTRACT
LET
I
FORMAL
DEBATE'
FOR
SUIHNKRi
Member
For
Kamloops
Says
De
mands
For
Lower
Taies
Not
Sincere
RECALL
ADVOC
TED
Vli
TOIIIA.
Nov.
S-
"If
u
-
i"t
rendering
hU
coilidl-s
proper
service
he
should
aMrd.
declared
J.
II.
Colly.
iiwde
by
voter
for!
a
hm-
sincere
an
demands!
i
.la.lf
f
11
lf.-
u
MH
I
tt
j.
11
.
i
(a
.v
'
tune..
He
suggested
that
lnr
be
consolidated
a
tin
Hi.
of
aitug
them
in
pnyiiicul
ami
Hint
Orien-"
rv
eluded
as
owners
of
Ac
i.i-t
iiiiirci.liiii
niHile
by
KatitliHM
nieiulicr
ah
Ida!
vi
lii.i.k
reijllireil
iy
(lie
Ml
seined
sIhmiM
lie1
l
l
Hie
irovernaietiL
M
"iiy
hhi.i
Uf
rnf
rained
niuetitttiir
on
Uir
leer
GOVT.
TELEGRAPHS
GOOD
SERYICE
ON
Vessel
Will
be
ReDalred
at
Drv.i
dock
and
will
be
out
In
About
Two
Weeks
Tli'
Prince
lluperi
Dry
Dock
hn
sccon-d
Hie
coulruei
for
t
lie
repair
work
on
I
lie
fishing
bout
Sumner
willed
went
almrc
re-rcitlly
on
While
Sand
Island.
The
Job
ix
rather
an
extensive
X
0
.
..
1
II
a
.i
iiieniner
lor
Iuiiil0if,,"nr
unu
win
lane
a
couple
or,
;ii-.iiiu
the
iiildre
ill
rcplv
'weeks
to
complete.
Tlic
keel
has!
perch
from
lite
throne
In
'n
be
renewed,
planing
replaced;
I
mIhi
lire
yesterday.
J
Mini
ali
a
new
lern
frame
put
!
M
lolly
dealt
in
u
general
.
n-
;
w'h
Hie
government
itollry.
uid
idey
could
not
consider
PRINCE
JOHN
BACK
FROM
ISLAND
TRIP
Made
Good
Time
Under
Favorable
Weather
Conditions
Japanese
Sallerles
Are
Closed
Down
CN.ll.
steamer
Prince
J
.'i
Itapt.
I..
Mulib.
iii'iiviil
f:
.in
Oueen
Charlotte
lland
pori
a'
'
o'clock,
this
morning
afl.r
a
fl
trip
in
which
wain-
,
allowriTfor
fal
time.
Tin-
m-s-.i
had
a
full
load
of
fir-1
n
i
a-
eugr
and
a
uuinber
of
dec
Miv
fLiiieltolnir
nielljHK
U
U
FT...
stijrupf
sAir.upf
hMv.
ual
SM
m
urn,
l.aini.,
"i
I
New
Oil
Burners
For
Pacific
Coast.
WHITE
GIRLS
MUCH
SALMON
and
orientals;
COMING
HERE
Scottish
Women
to
Bring
Up
Skipper
of
Belllngham
Says
Ves-1
Janet
Smith
Cas
In
Legls-
sel
will
Call
at
Prince
Rupert
tur
Regularly
this
Winter
VICTOIIIA,
Xov.
i.
The
The
molorliip
IJ-lliii?liaiii
Jaict
iMiiilb
case
may
eome
be-
will
continue
to
call
here
fore
the
Legitliilure
at
Hie
pre-
throughout
the
winter
hriiitfiu?
M'tit
uenrion
under,
a
plan
uefiifr
canned
almon
.from
Hie
vicinily
;
(ottered
by
Hie
Scitlih
Society
of
Ketchikan
rr
tran..ohiiiiiieul
,of
Vancouver.'
Ladies
represent-
Katt
over
the
Canadian
National
ing
'these
societies
will
wail
on
Hallway
stated
(Japt.
Len
Wil-Mrs.
Mary
EHui
Smith
Wedne-;
liams,
master
of
the
vessel
which
day
tii
tirye
her
to
introduce
i
in
port
today
with
four
car-legUlaliou
framed
to
protect!
load
of
frozen
fih
which
is
l.e-
;while
girl
working
in
Hie
same
'establishment
with
Orientals.
RECRUITS
GOING
Five
Metlakatla.Men
Leaving
For
Esqulmatt
Tonight
For
42
Days'
Naval
Training
.
Five
rerruits
from
Metlakatla
fur
Hie
Ituyal
Cauailian
Naval
Iteserve
are
being
enl
south
tonight
on
the
Prince
Itupert
for
1
12
days'
naal.
training
at
I'.squi-inall.
They
are
Jdlin
Kgbert
Hal.
lane.
John
Stewart
llyan.
Alexander
Johnson.
Heubeu
Elliott
nnd
Augustus
Leighton.
RAISED
$125
AT
A
BASKET
SOCIAL
FOR
SKIDEGATE
SCHOOL
ing
handled
over
Hie
Ituyal
Fish
Co.'.
dock.
There
arc
30,000
or
10.000
cae
which
are
to
be
delivered
before
Uluislmas
and
this
will
kee;
the
tUellingliam
busy
in
the
meantime
carrying
about
10.000
cases
per
trip.
During
the
past
few
weeks
there
I.
as
been
little
movement
of
salmon
from
the
Ketchikan
canner
ies,
r,
After
discharging
here,
the
lie
IliniHiaiii
will
proceed
to
Seattle
to
pick
up
freight
for
Ketchikan,
tin
her
last
trip
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
the
ham
had
a
cargo
of
over
300
Ton
oi
general.
She
ran
ashore
on
the
way
north
near
Actiyo
Pass
but
sustained
little
damage.
WINNIPEG
CONCERT
HEARD
AT
HAWAII
mivv
for
Die
coiumillee
who
auoljust
west
of
I'.lko
last
investigaltng
methods
of
mass
building
of
houses
for
the
Minister
of
Health.
The
sections
fof
the
sleel
house
were
examined,
and
in
an
hour
and
a
half
the
walls
were
up,
floor
laid
and
the
roof
nearly
fninplelcil.
The
house
vvtis
practically
complete
by
5
p.m.
Under
ordinary
circumstance,
however,
il
would
take
II
or
15
days
to
complete
a
steel
hone
down
to
Hie
Int
de'ai
Letter
Received
from
Jack
Costa
at
that
Place
Names
Artists
and
Selections
WIXNIPKO.
Nov.
3.
An
in-eresling
comparrisou
of
the
speed
willi
which
Hie
human
voice
travels
via
llie
radio
wave
as
compared
with
communication
by
letter
is
provided
in
Hie
re--eipl
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
radio
department
al
Winnipeg
from
a
radio
enthusiast
located
at
Haiku.
Mavi,
T.ll.,
who
writes
lo
express
apprecia
tion
and
surprise
at
his
clear
reception
of
a
radio
program
broadcast
from
Hie
Canadian
National
station
G.N.H.AV.
al
Winnipeg
on
October
23.
Songs
by
Winnipeg
artists,
whom
he
mentions
by
name
and
selections
played
by
the
Fort
Harry
Hotel
orchestra
were
received
in
the
Hawaiian
Islands
within
the
frac-'iou
oT
a
second
of
their
delivery
u
Winnipeg,
while
the
letter
of
appreciation
mailed
al
2
o'clock,
n
llie
afternoon
of
October
21,
'ook
until
this
morning
to
be
delivered
in
Winnipeg.
Jack
Cosla,
the
writer
or
the
letter
.stale
that
the
broadcast:
wa
received
with
perfect
modulation,
.signal
being
very
clear.
He
mention
artist
and
names
oT
select
ioii
as
proof
of
AUTO
LEFT
ROAD
AND
ONE
IS
KILLED
WITH
ANOTHER
MAN
INJURED
FKItNIK,
Nov.
5.
James
II.
Fisher
is
dead
and
Amel
Nelson
or
Innislrce,
Alberta,
is
injured
a
a
result
of
an
auto
accident
I
on
the
Crow's
Nest
Pas
highway
night.
II
Is
believed
llie
auto
plunged
down
the
mounlain
side
300
feet
when
it
railed
lo
take
a
sharp
turn
in
the
road.
BIRTH
A
sou
was
born
ut
Hie
Prince
Rupert
(ieuerul
Hospital
on
November
5
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
L.
Jacobsen.
Tenth
Avenue
and
Uncoil
Street.