TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Stow
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Willi
newly
laid
dancing
Service
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anvwhera
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
.
3rd
Ave.
parties.
ana
oiL
ein
ou
m
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Hoston
pnni
,
.
.
,
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XIV..
NO.
VOL.
-'M.
I'HINUTJ
HLTKHT.IMl,
FMIDAY,
NOVKMUFlt
7.
l2t.
r..t.rd,i'
circ!u.
iec
SIrrM
al,
431
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
NEW
BRITISH
CABINET
APPOINTED
TODAY
CUSTOMS
OFFICERS
WILL
HAVE
DUTY
OF
ENFORCING
HALIBUT
TREATY
Winston
Churchill
Gets
d
d
.
I
rrumineni
Baldwins
LONDON.
Nov
7.
-UiiMuii
.porlunt
pari
n
Uif
government
m
um
ru
w,
T
niui..r
liuiiiw...
,o
mUJ
wiiai
is
MM.Ketl
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wt.,.k
Uul
,,e
,UlJ
"'
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"tl"1
'"'iHTlunl
position
in
the
.u,iH.
Iln.t
ot.tUlt
JM.)(0,
al,,.lll,l
'
"r
"
,t,ir
K;-leM'ir.
Hevoud
thai
,vrv
were
no
.ir-;
y
over
11...
Irai.pacille
air
I
'
'
:
r"
lmv',"g
,M,i!lfL.U,t;
"'Pl,l'
f
minister
hi
njr:!aM(.
fr(,m
jillwu,
,
,,e
approach.
Prime
Minis
it
h.hI
h
ir-1
Lord
of
llie
I
reaury
un.j
leader
,w
w,l(,r
rue)ie,,
tlU
i
Mm'
lune
of
Common.
Stanley
i.iui-fllur
uf
IIm'
Ksplieiiucr.
.inn
Clitirt
hill.
s
ni'iury
for
India,
lift
r
I
llirk-
i-ad.
s.rn-iary
far
tlm
rolunles.
I
,.
ii
r.n.
Amery.
I
..n
iii
SecrH
ary.
Austin
I
i,
.
ih.
riain.
I
ilrni
of
Council
ami
,..
i
f
Die
lhir
f
liHfil.
M
.
i
i
tif
Curmi.
.
-
t
-nl
Privy
Seal,
Mania!
of
s.j
1
1
-
.iirv.
I
id
Clmueellor.
Vicojiil
(Ihv.
ii
.in.'
Seriflary.
Sir
William
ii.i
I.
-n.
I
-i
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
...in
Cliva
Ilridtrinii.
f
iaiy
for
War,
Sir
I
.a
mill?
V
.
iiimioii
l.vano.
s
.
r.
tary
for
Air,
lr.
8tat.iuI
i
i
m
y
for
Health
16
ii"
'
lam.
lary
for
Labor.
Sir
Arthur
.1
'.('III
uf
I'll'
Don
ll
of,
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i
j
.
I
lo.J
lii-iieiili'.
i
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-y
l.i
.il
Sit
i.
IK
!
DONT
BE
REGRETFUL
ON
CHRISTMAS
MORNING
Iiinl
iinr-iin
Inll.tlile
rretl-'
I
lie
world
l
I
III-
IM'
WtM
i
ilium
iiioriuii'f
nceie
a
'
t
ot
Krei'linjr
rani
fnun
who
he
-
-or
h
forftol
iii'iiihrr.
TliU
OhrlliiMis
Hiiii
exer
lMfon,
prhalr
"a
eiird
arr
jrolu?
Iw
W
in
In
ordrr
lo
Bft
ejrnelly
'ixinal
rn-d
yon
wanL
!
ami
make
your
etrllon
iHim
.iiMliiin-t
Willi
llne.
-
mid
I.
ii
M
a'
priiili-d-iii-'
lliipcii
Clu
ilnni
('.anl.
h
SI
reel.
I'limii'
2H.
If
SALYATION
ARMY
HALL
AT
KITSELAS
MISKI.VS.
Nov.
7.
-Tim
Sal-"i"
Army
Nalivu
tloriot
al
K
I'-i'Iai
uisli
In
1
1
ii
it
L.
(lie
neii.
'
f
iVrrnci"
for
their
hplp
fur
H'
w
hull
Hint
Is
now-
nliiiol
tll'i.lie.l
II...
....tl..ll
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I
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1
l
I
1
I
11111
UIU'MIHI-
'
i:
'.::.
ihr
iinlixr
Salva-"
in
Kilsela
and
alnuK
SKeenu
Knvi-
Hri.35.
mid
lln
s'.fluliuii
Army
headiiiiarlei
1
"'
It
will
cn(
when
fin-
'i''i
iiimiii
c,ihi.
starr
.('iipi.
'I'lier.
illv
iKinniil
iiffleer
fur
x
and
Alaxka
roiuluclcil
(Ik
1
ini'l'l
hitr
In
(lie
new
hull
on
il.er
:
,)
W
,p
ftl.
"'"'I
llV
DlTIMllI
nil
titlil
wilt
lift
iileil
t
,;.
MU.,
ureal
"
''IH
i
due
i:nuy
Mrs.
N.
Mc-K:'"
and
NoliliiTH
of
llm
rortii
for
oil
(lip
work
Ihev
liiiv..
ilone
III
"incrltnti
wllh
llio
Imtliliu?
of
lll,'ir
army
hall.
M'-J'ir
II.
M
'liivl.ii-
.lUlrirl
nmiippr
f0P
,
1,,-ovIfioial
de-
I'ill
'lllPiil.
i.r
....l.li
.1
l.
rl
....
.
i
iviiiiii;
worn,
leu
l
nia,t
r
for
'jvrrarc
on
"iMne.
,,,
pnnnecllon
wllh
Ihr
'""f
apro.Hr-
Mm
Skrena
llier
-
''M
lo
he
openi'il,
rosiuon
in
New
Cabinet
Mum
lull
pi..m.-.-
ay
lur.nK
lie
next
lew
.
ur.
lit
lialdwiu.
i
.
FISH
ARRIVALS
,
Five
Halibut
Boats
Disposed
Of
Catches
Totalling
53,000
I
Pounds
at
,
Exchange
This
Morning
j
jin
Hunio
Aire,
lo
which
he
ha
l
our
.iiirri:an
halihul
iKMlnje,!,!,,.!,
u,
ArsMiflm
aviator
iiKirkHml
calrhf
totalliiiir
S,-iwould
r"main
in
Japan
until
IMJIJ
HwumU
at
Ihr
FUli
KsrhRiiav
4,rj,,g
nn,
rontinue
lii-i
rilsht
a
I
hi-
tin
mi
i
n
a
and
oin-
tUiiiHiliaii
.
iUlliniil.
or
hi'
will
procerd
to
html
ili.H.
of
3.(i(K
pound.
jHurop.
ninkinx
a
fliylil
American
Atluntir
to
Ituenoi
Air.
or
(ilaiUtuni.
lU.lMMI
IIm..
at
IH.Sc
will
inakr
a
flight
from
New
and
7r.
anil
lUiroleu.
0.00"
H..
(York
to
ltuno
Am-.
al
t.ie
and
7c.
Jo
th
Itoyal!
Resources
Exhausted
Flsli
C.
!
The
Ardent
im-
aialor
iaid
hr
lUUvld.
I5.OO0
al
lV.lc.ha.1
pUautrd
every
resource
in
Hid
7ftmlt,Alvhi
HkShm-ti.
Wtlnuevthe
tl
-"A&iU&v&mhH
'T
,WMaftwilWinWinAle
ac
NrvlUil.TrTOaVr.
"J)
jW'rf
.
hul
he
wav-r.5
Canadlan
"riilfv
ionn.4li..
f,i
uiimli
iiu
int.
Cm
Sprar.
:i.NH)
lb
.
al
IH
3c
and
7r,
In
I
lie
Atlin
I
ihene.
.
ELWOOD
BARD
GETS
ANOTHER
SIX
MONTHS
Found
Guilty
of
Unlawfully
;
Pointing
Qun
and
Pleads
i
Qullty
to
Vagrancy
Charge
Tr'el
Mitiiniarily
in
Ihr
i-ily.
fMilirr
roiirl
Ihi
uioriMiig.
111-,
wooil
Hard
wn
found
vtiilly
ofj
unlawfully
pointing
n
dIioUuii
all
Anpii
Melvur
and
plraded
trtiillyl
lo
a
charjw
of
airranry.
Ilr
wa'
thru
enli-iirr
of
lliirly
day
and
j
l
iiioiiIIi
n-p'l-'l
nkalla
I'ri.oii
Farm,
(he
lrms
lo
run
roncurreiilly.
Hard
riphiiiit'ilj
hi-.
ihiMiliiiK
off
of
I
he
Minimi
n
a
at.
allrmpl
to
frivlitrn
a
man!
whom
hr
-aid
had
hit
him.
He
wn
under
Ihr
intlnence
of
liiior
al
tli'v
II
ii'.
ha
ail.
Tim
pun
in
the
i'un'
wa
rloreil
lo
iln
own
er.
Ilanr
lailier.
hip
rouri
mi-
iei
Hie
areurM
thai
after
l'-inu-
ieeaeil
fruin
jail
Ihi
linn',
it
would
Iw
lo
hi
IpI
inlerwl
to
rpuiain
awa
from
l'rinre
lln-prrl
where
In'
had
apparently
fallen
in
with
bad
anriae.
CCIDENTMi
DEATH
IS
JURY'S
VERDICT
Inquest
Into
the
Doath
of
Jerome
Hugh
McDonald
Was
Held
Yesterday
Aftsrnoon
A
MTdirl
oT
iirrideiital
diown-inv
wan
leluined
by
Hit"
jury
I"'-fnip
IJnroi.pi'
.Norman
A.
Wnll
which
ycstlnnlay
aflrrnnon
hrbl
i.nupl
inlit
I
lie
iIpdIIi
Innl
Sunday
evculnii
of
.lerniiip
Hush
MrDonalil.
In
pilo
f
pirili'nl
iIi-iirkIiu
openilion
which
llll
I'ouintH1,
llic
body
of
Ihr
eoond
vlcllm
of'llm
lU'i'i.U'nl,
Dorothy
(toHiii'll,
ha
not
yol
born
rocov-
PICil.
'
Waller
Smllli
of
Hip
,C.N.H.
cily
ticket
nlllcrt
returned
lo
his
ilulles
Ihlslnoniing
arirr
having
been
Indisposed
for
Hie
past
week
or
so.
ICE
PREVENTS
ZANNI
FLIGHT
Argentinean
Airman
Will
Continue
Flight
Next
Year
Awaits
Instructions
at
Toklo
0K0
N((V
7...MaJur
zal(i,
,
Argentine
avialor
who
decision
when
word
wu
received
here
I
hat
I
In?
ports
of
IVlropuv-j
llovKk
and
I'liriimiMhirti
with
ice-mhiih.
Thin
roinlilinn
erid'ij
the
pnss.lolity
of
obtaining
lilps
In
iluv
in
sr.imlie
ultui"
I
In.
mole
Major
.aiini
has
Hire
plan
ofj
(action
for
Ihe
future.
Subject
lo
approval
of
a
comiuilli-e
of
Hirer
flight
acro
aTrL-
piMi'hilily
of
innktim
a
iiuc-r.-fnl
M'leiiiil
al
I
In
euiin.
Miijor
Zanm
va
hoieful
thai
I
lii
Huetiin
Airr
rouiiuiltec
would
iiaii'n
lo
In
plant
ron-
-CI
1
1
1
Ii
if
nl
In
T
I'Mlli'.
ANGLICAN
BAZAAR
SUCCESSFUL
pnrrrccntl
ruritT
EYENT
Social
Hall
or
St.
Andrew's
Church
Artistically
Decorated
and
Attractive
Articles
Offersd
For
Sale
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary
or
SI.
Andrew's
Annlian
Church
held
yesterday
afternoon
wa
a
very
MH-riful
affair.
The
financial
ml
urn
lunl
not
been
definitely
arertainil
II.
I
ino.iiiiix.
The
social
hall
of
the
rhurrh
wa
artistically
decorated
for
the
occasion
ami
iimny
article
of
ornament
and
ue
were
for
sale.
Mr.
II.
T.
Willetl.
presidpnl
of
the
Auxiliary,
was
pcurral
(oiivei.ef
and
those
in
charge
of
Hie
virion
ileparlmenl
wcro:
Canity
booth
-
Mr.
A.
Lionel
II
oil
by,
uilcd
by
the
ClrU'
Auxiliary.
Hump
cooklnu
Mr.
A.
K.
lla-elUJoiies,
aisleil
by
Mr.
M.
M.
Slcphens,
Mrs.
Jack
Harnclcy
and
Mrs.
Adam
Mackic.
Men's
liuolli
S.
I
lazi'll
-Jones
and
(l.
I1.
Tinker.
Fancy
work
Mr.
II.
A.
I'hil-
poll,
ailpd
by
Mrs.
I'.
F.
Kemp.
Mrs.
I'led
I'yle.
Mrs.
W.
II.
To
hey
aul
Mr.
K.
t..
La
Trace.
Hose
him
lb
Mr.
W.
II.
Vick.
ere
and
Mrs.
T.
Andrew.
While
elephant
Mrs.
C.
V,
Fvill,
Mrs.
A.
F..
Wri-jlil
and
(he
Lillle
Helpers.
Tearoom
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh,
convener;
Mrs.
I'..
McC.oskrie
and
Miss
Lennox,
pourinjr,
asl.sled
by
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crew,
Mrs.
A.
T.
l'ar-kln.
Mrs.
V.
J.
(Irccr,
Mrs.
Hurt,
Mrs.
Macey,
ami
Mrs.
A.
U.
Nlclii'ls.
'The
civil
acllon
In
the
Coui'ly
Knurl
belween
(..
K.
Ylreberg
and
Louise
Adams
lias
been
adjourn-i'd
until
next
Tuosday.
LADY
EMILY
Waft1
r
:
runuiirs
Kngh-li
iirriiVH'tt
cnpagi'tl:
in
rrronlr
t
ling
hr
.-ny
of
Dellii,
va
u
Minal-i?l
candidule
hi
the
ment
election
in
London
JOSEPH
BUSSINGER
PREPARING
TO
SHIP
!
ORE
FROM'VENUS
MINE;
Two
Car
Loads
tc
o
to
Trail
Smelter
as
Test
)f
Possibilities
SMITIIi:HS.
.Nov.
7.
There
arc
prospi-el
of
ore
sliipiueiils
lieiii;
made
from
the
Venus
(Jruup
this
winter.
Joseph
Ililssinser
of
'Telkwa
who
has
done
considerable
work
on
Ihesp
miuersil
claims
was
iVi
town
the
fore-part
of
Ihi
week
and
staled
lltal
he
is
making
preparations
to
ship
a
couple
of
cars
of
ore
lo
I
lie
smeller
a'
Trail.
It.C
He
has
just
finished
buildiue
a
road
from
the
mine
to
connect
up
with
the
Provincial
lliahway
and
i
elliim
lliin-zs
ii
j
readiness
lo
commence
liaulinir
as
soon
as
sleishhm
conn's.
The
assay
returns
oT
sample
taken
from'thu
vein
on
the
Venus
tiliiup
show
average
values
of
about
7IU0.no
per
lou
and
Mr.
Ilussinner
is
taking
out
Hie
two
cars
in
order
to
five
the
property
a
lesl
to
determine
if
il
can
be
nperaled
profitably
al
the
present
lime.
'This
work
will
he
closely
followed
by
other
miner
and
prospectors
in
Iluv
district
who
have
imilar
hobiiuh's
and
all
hope
that
he
will.be
able
lo
pel
good
return
and
continue
lo
ship
iiiderinilely.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKAD
TUFF
POINT.
Clear;
ralm;
barometer,
SIM15;
temperature
I'll;
sea
sinonll..
HULL
IIAItltOll.-ltain:
fresh
north
wind;
baromeler,
.,0.-.'5;
lemperalure
il
;moderale
swell.
DKSHY
ISLAND.
Clear;
calm;
baromeler.
-'It.o'i;
temperature,
L'l;
sea
smooth;
1.30
a.m.
spoke
slcainer
(I
ray
oil'
llosespit
bound
for
Skidegale.
Noon
DFAD
TUFF
POINT.
Clear-fresh
north
wind;
barometer.
211:115;
ieniperalure
28;
moderate
swell.
HULL
HAIlHOn.
y
Overcasl.
strong
mirth
wind;
barometer
2U.30;
temperature
30;
moderate
sea.
f
DtnilY
ISIiANI).
Clear,
calm:
baromeler.
20:51;
lemperalure
."t:
sea
-moolh.
LUYTENS
ONLY
TWO
SEEKING
MAYORALTY
CHMR
Mayor
Owen
and
Ex-Mayor
Taylor
Will
be
the
Only
Candidates
In
Vancouver
It
Is
Expected
VANCOf
VF.II.
Xov.
7.
--
There
will
be
only
two
candidate
.
for
the
ma
orally
al
the
forthcoming
election,
according
to
the
opinions
of
municipal
politics'
prophets.
Mayor
W.
It.
Owen
will
run
for
re-elcetion
and
L.
D.
Tayloc
former
nfayor,
will
also
be
in
the
field.
This
year
there
i
no
labor
cnndidale
and
it
is
not
expected
thai
there
will
be
another
candidate
reckless
enough
to
stack
tup
against
Mr.
Owen
and
Mr.
'Taylor.
URGES
DEVELOPMENT
OF
A
CIVIC
SPIRIT
L.
T.
llopkinson,
chairman
of
the
Tariff
field
commis-
sion
that
is
visiting
in
the
city,
yesterday
(old
the
llo-
lary
club,
of
attending
a
ttnlary
luncheon
in
Florida
wheie
they
were
nulling
on
a
campaign
to
make
(lie
slate
of
Florida
the
summer
nla
ground
of
the
L'nilcd
Stares.
Success
followed
their
efforts
because
they
all
nulled
together
and
took
pride
in
I
he
development
of
their
own
cily.
'The
people
here
were
the
one
who
knew
their
own
problem
best.
He
liked
to
see
a
people
who
boasted
of
the
nlace
in
which
they
lived
rather
than
in
some
oilier.
Theri
were
son'ie
who
climb-
ed
the
mountain
to
gel
a
beller
view
of
the
needs
of
their
home
town.
'This
wa
the
sort
of
civic
pride
to
be
admired.
.
-
On
Wednesday
evening
mem
bers
of
Ihe
local
Fisheries'
As
social
Ion
mcl
the
United
Slule?-Held
tarilT
commission
at
the
United
Stales
Consulate.
Pro
Moms
of
the
halibut
industry
were
discussed
and
certain
point
of
Information
were
tendered
the
eommi.-sioner.
Customs
Officers
Will
Act
as
Enforcement
Officials
Under
Provisions
of
Halibut
Treaty
tiiloiiis-officei-f
will
att
.
uffker.
lor
the
enforcement
of
Hie
halibut
close
season
on
the
Pacific
coast
which,
under
a
treaty
finally
reached
between
the
United
Slates
and
Uuiu.la,
will
begin
on
November
10
and
end
on
February
15
umioinireii
Jlirvi
McLeod,
local
customs
collector,
on
receipt
of
an
official
document
from
Ottawa
Ibis
morning.
;
One
of
the
clauses
of
the
regulations
received
by
Mr.
McLeod
reads
a
follow.-?:
,
:
"As
the
customs
officers
are
in
a
much
belter
position
than
-
r
--
!
lishery'
officers
to
enforce
the
it
t
n
npilfl
1
IMf
1
1'rol'ibiliuu,
the
Deparlmeul
of
Y
A
I
V
KrlVlAllxiS
;Customi
and
L.xrise,
at
the
re-
CONSERVATIVE
Grote
Sterling
Defeats
Danle!
Sutherland.
by
a
Substantial
Majority
VKILNOX.
.Nov.
7.
Yale
feil-
on
eral
constituency
remains
in
the
Conservative
column,
(irol-
Sterling.
Conservative,
bavin?
defeated
his
Liberal
opponent.
Daniel
Sutherland
of
Kelowna;
with
only
ei'-'l.t
small
polls
to
hear
from.
At
U.HO
last
evening
Sterling
had
a
majority
of
ll'J.
EXPLAINS
PROVISIONS
Or
TARIFF
COMMISSION
Chairman
Say's
They
are
Simply
Collating
Facts
on
Which
Policy
Will
be
Formulated
In
his
address
lo
the
ltolary
rtub
al
their
luncheon
yesterday.
T.
llopkinson
of
the
U.S.
Tarilf
Commission
explained
that
his
work,
was
simply
the
collating
of
facts
on
which
to
base
a
tariff
policy.
Under
Ihe
U.S.
Law
Iho
laritf
.was
a'
flexible
one
and
Ihe
resident
was
given
power
after
receiving
a
report
from
Ihe
tarilf
-ommission
to
vary
Ihe
tarilT
fifty
per
cent
either
by
adding
to
it
or
reducing
it.
It
was
known
as
the
Forduey
larilT
law.
It
changed
to
meet
changing
conditions.
The
problems
lo
be
invest
i-
gated
under
II
were
manifestly
numerous
and
especially
in
an
industry
such
as
the
one
they
were
now
inquiring
into.
Mr.
Hopkison
-expressed
great
appreciation
of
the
assistance
iven
him
in
the
work
by
those
engaged
in
the
fishing
industry
n
Prince
Ilupert.
TO
SPEND
TWO
YERS
AT
INDUSTRIAL
HOME
Judge
Young
Yesterday
Afternoon
Dealt
With
Cyril
Bag-
shaw
and
Wilfrid
Thompson
Cyril
llatrshnw
and
Wilfrid
Thompson,
found
guilty
of
break
ing
and
entering
and
theft,
were
sentenced
to
two
years
al
the
I'ssoudale
Industrial
Home
by
Judge
Young
in
the
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon.
William
llichard
llagshaw.
charged
with
receiving
stolen
goods,
was
further
remanded.
SPECIAL
MUSIC
A
Special
Thanksgiving
Service
will
be
held
at
the
Methodist
church
Sunday
night
al
7.30.
Thanksgiving
anthems
by
Ihe
cVoir.
Soloists:
Miss
K.
Jones
and
John
F
Davey.
20
ipipst
'
of
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
has
au-M.oii.cil
all
rustunin
officer-t
to
become
officers
lor
the
enfoire-meiii
of
Ihe
aforesaid
provision.
Hence,
you
will
exercise
very
careful
supervision
over
Ilia
movement
of
fishing
boats
entering
any
waters
under
your
supervision
am
take
over
any
halibut
board
such
vessels
and
sell
it.
Fisheries
orficers
are
being
Instructed
to
eo-nperale."
Under
the
rlop
season
treaty,
fishing
other
than
that
for
halibut
i
not
prohibited
but,
should
any
halibut
be
taken
and
retained
by
Canadian
vessels
-or
boats
while
engaged
in
other
fishing,
il
must
be
used
by
the
crew
of
such
boat
for
food
or,
inrtncdiately
after
lite
vessel
arrives
in
port,
in-
luiii'ited,
over
to
the
officers
lo
be
disposed
of
to
the
highest
bid
der
and
the
proceeds
deposiled
to
the
credit
of
the
receiver-general.
Halibut
ves.e'N
may
not
outfit
and
clear
for
the.
banks
after
NovPiuber
12.
To
be
sold,
halibut
arriving
in
port
alter
November
15
must
be
proven
to
have
been
caught
prior
to
the
commencement
of
the
close
season.
SMITHERS
MERCHANT
LEAVES
FOR
SEATTLE
Relieves
In
Interior
Centre
but
Daughters
Health
Makes
Move
Necessary
S.MI'THKHS.
.Nov.
7.
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
I.
Anger
and
Iheir
daughter
Miss
Winnifred
left
on
Wednesday
moruinir
lor
Seallle
and
intend
lo
make
their
future
home
at
Iteulon.
a
suburb
of
thai
rity.
Mr.
Anger
has
conducted
a
genls'
furnishing
and
tailor
establishment
for
a
number
of
years
in
this
district
but'
was
obliged
to'
sell
out
and
seek
u
milder
climnle
on
account
of
his
daughter's
health,
which
has
not
iieen
of
Ihe
best
since
an
attack
nf
ptomaine
poison
a
couple
of
years
ago.
Mr.
Anger
who
wus
Ihe
first
merchant
tailor
to
set
up
in
business
in
the
interior,
came
to
llaielton
from
Seattle
in
101
1
with
a
slock
valued
at
$5,000
and
opened
up
there
on
May
15
of
filial
year.
He
also
conducted
a
store
in
New
llazelton
for
three
years,
moving
on
lo
Smilhers
in
May.
1920,
where
he
purchased
Hie
building
known
as
the
lied
Fronl
Store
on
Main
Street.
This
he
has
now
leased,
part
of
the
lower
floor
lo
the
Newbery
llak-ery
and
the
balance
including
the
upstairs
to
Shield''-'
rill.
He
regrets
having
(o
leave
Smitheru
ami
staled
that
there
has
always
been
a
good
business
here
for
a
tailor.
Several
years
ago,
Mr.
Anger
purchased
a
small
fruil
and
poultry
farm
about
three
miles
from
Heutou
which
ha
since
been
rented,
but
he
now
Intends
to
give
Ibis
his
attention
and
go
in
for
poultry
breeding
an
a
large
scale
and
in
addition
will
also
open
up
a
store
in
the
town.