25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Cth
8t.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
VOL
MV
.
NO,
VS.
-
ultt
ANNUAL
i
!
limfliiiK
ra'-lna
lo
ii('iiiini
or
tl.runiali
ami
wliili
virltl
li
to-aon
on
arh
I
rack
I
lpHr
doiwilii"
Mrvaiil
in
1
I..-
.IowihivIiI
prohibition;
I
to
.
Iioiiii-.
;
!
rf.iill
in
no!
onrl
Tin
lull
U
Imiiik
mt
rodiiml
a"
Br"!n
Will
Make
Demand
of!
Egypt
as
Result
of
Stack
Episode
Yesterday
hOMMlX.
Nov.
!0.
SI
rung
B,'d
imiiiedialu
nrllou
will
be
de-""""''d
by
lM.
Mrilisl,
Kovern-""nl
In
rcprcsenlations
to
Ihe,
?ltian
Riivcrnnienl
as
a
result
',r
Hk'
allenipt
on
u
life
of
Sir
'e
siuek
C(m
.,,l).r,ny.
'
.
,'cp
f,',i"
Cairo
llils
morning
M'''
Hial
II,,.
eoiidlllon
of
Slack
8b
ou
..grated
i.rx
yrar.
.if,n
'-'
'.
'-
MniHi
-
ad.
.wud
N.
cou.luete.l
by
Hi
'I
Mi-
l,...r(
n
ri.oiiablc.aiii
fotlovtinif
mk'mi-
aailaliuii
lmM
Imperial
.
ilajely
......
,.
the
advice
'ini
woiilil
l
rracliril.
j"f
'In-
S
.,iti.
--o-u-f
nN
ami
Motor
Vehicles
Act
"ilins
n.iii
niy
'
ii
Hut
i'haii)'
in
Hu
Moim
,cl
wa
forv,a'i'd
ly
'lcirioy
(iriii'ral
lo
roiii'
'i
.
i-mii1
of
uliitr
lii'Mior.
'
"'
firnl
ronvirlioH
'of
III'1
r
I
within
Ihe
six
mouth
he
nilil
pet
a
red
Iiik
and
a
third
'i"ii
within
six
month"
ft"
hi
I-on
Hie
suspension
or
Halion
of
his
liceime
allo-fi
'!irr
CRAY
RETURNED
Vessel
Used
by
C.O.M.M.
for
Q
C.I.
Freighting
Back
to
Owners
lie
whaler
(fray,
which
ha
'"r'
userj
this
summer
by
the
'
:ti
iidiaii
Hoverniiienl
Meichanl
Marine
m
Ihe
Quern
Charlolln
,k,aiii
fri-iuiii
service,
was
rc-'!!i"!'i
In
.r
owners,
,(.
(
;iii
-"liilatnl
WhaliiiB
f.o..
last
week.
RUMOR
ABOUT
be
Called
by
President
Cool-Idge
of
United
States
upon
of
bin
Canadian
Ministers
ami
that
Hie
obligation
so
incurred
should
be
hiniliii?
on
am
enforced
by
Canada
alone."
The
event
lakes
place
at
Convocation
Hall
at
Hie
University.
I
L
::z
z.
.::,.:;;,
i
ARMS
muz
PARLEY
ramr,
i
-
starving
man
is
were
no
roiiic(ii.ii
fir
.
(
RRfllirHT
TO
PITY
m
.nil,,
llie
driver
coiil.l
,.,.!
.
Oenoa
,t
Tnal
Mocllno
W!
DUUHUITl
1UU1I
ii
itp-
winie
mif
mil
ii
con-
W
illiam
Welili.
an
l-.ulishmau,
,ajied
IH,
was
liiDUjilit
in
by
(lie
I
provincial
police
last
ufhl
from
(I:M;V.,
.Nov.
'.
'Hie
latest
.North
Pacific
cannery
.suffering
rumor
circulating
here
on
I
he
from
starvation.
Ir.
II.
K.
Tre-disarmamenl
iueliou
is
that
mayne
also
made
(lie
trip
with
President
Coolidce
of
the
l
ulled
Slates
will
convene
a
new
arm's
conference
to
meet
in
I'.urope
perhaps
at
The
Haunt',
circulating
Ihe
rummr
that
Ihe
Wash
tnal
on
government
has
already
sounded
ihe
Mriti-h
Kovi'i'iimcnl
on
I
lie
jeel.
Ihepolice.
Webb
was
found
in
one
of
the
cannery
shacks
in
an
emaciated
couditinu
and,
on
ar-
TIiosp
rival
here,
was
admilled
lo
the
insist
hospital.
He
is
said
lo
have
he-
come
exhausted
ami
crawled
into
new
I
Hie
shack
where
he
was
found
by
suh-'Ihe
cannery
walcliinaii
after
he
Halibut
Commission
Hold
GOVERNMENT
IS
U
.
.
Sesswnat
Q
.
Seattle
c
,,,
CALLED
TO
TIMEi
Pemng
SKATTLK,
Nov.
20.-
The
iiileriialionul
joint
.immissioii
reprcseiiliiig
Canada
mid
I
'mlcd
Stales
esierday
heard
persons
here
who
were
interested
in
the
halibut
fisheries
of
Hie
North
Pacific.
The
commission
was
told
dial
Ihe
closed
season
from
Nov
ember
15
lo
February
15
was
likely
lo
prove
bencHc'ial,
Some
of
Ihe
fishermen
who
appeared
before
Ihe
commission
told
or
llio
use
of
small
hooks
which
lake
Ihe
fish
lie
Hire.
Ilicy
are
Hilly
grown
and
suggested
that
this
ought
lo
be
prohibited.
The
hearing
here
was
com-1
...
.
-
plt'ted
hul
the
commissioners
will)
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
(he.
remain
on
Pugel
.Sound
for
Hie
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
After
pointing
out
that
Hie
object
of
Ihe
law
was
more
lo
furnish
a
deterrent
egect
to
crime
rather
than
lo
punish
criminals,
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
went
into
Hid
ilulic.4
of
the
(irand
Jury
and
charged
it
in
Hie
two
criminal
rases
on
hand
in
which
it
must
bring
in
Hue
bills
or
no'
bills.
The
(irand
Jury
lefl
the
rourlj
room
at
1.3(1
on
Ihe
adjournment'
of
court
and
was
rrpucrdfil
byj
His
Lordship
to
return
with
il
decision,
at
IH:;t(l
this
morning.
Heorge
II.
Muuro
was
chosen
foreman.
There
were
four
counts
in
llo-indictment
against
Jack
Mac-ilonald
in
connection
with
the
alleged
assault
of
Provincial
Constable
Arthur
Collins
at
Ocean
.Falls
.some
months
ago.
They
were:'
first,
unlawfully
and
wilh
intent
lo
resist
lawful
ap-
had
had
nothing
local
for
t
day.
.""'hension,
nllempling
lo
discharge
a
loaded
revolver;
second,
Unlawfully
and
with
intent
lo
re
sist
apprenens,ioii
causing
previous
bodily
harm;
third,
unlawfully
assaulting
a
peace
olllecr
engaged
in
Ihe
execution
of
his
duly;
fourth,
unlawfully
assaulting
with
inlenl
to
prevent
lawful
apprehension.
(icorge
Hull
ami
Fred
Ilretner,
alleged
accomplice
of
Mac
doiiald,
were
jointly
charged
with
unlawfully
causing
grevious
bodily
harm
in
an
allempt
lo
prevent
arrest,
unlawfully
in
lulling
previous
uouiiy
hni'in
or
Constable
Collins,
and
unlawfully
assaulting
(he
constable
in
llio
execution
of
his
duties.
K.
F.
Jtiue
is
acllng
as
crown
prosecutor
and
MacDonald
Is
defended
by
II.
Caslllloil,
of
Kverybody
-
-
please
stinnorl
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMUNCi:
HU'KKT,
11.(1,
TIlt'MSDAY,
NOVKMHKH
20,
1021.
r.tdM',
cirCuut.n
1.77s.
Joint
Oliver
i,
iilrrady
iri'iiiring
lo
cul
down
e.'ii.es
u
f'ir'iuli'd
by
Finance
Minister
McLean
in
recent
iet'rh.
Assizes
Opened
Yesterday
When
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
Complimented
III
addressing
ihe
(irand
Jury
al
the
opemiiir
ol
ihe
fall
ses
sion
of
llie
Supreme
Court
assizes
yesterday
afternoon,
Mr.
Jusliee
tiregory
eongralulalcd
Ihe
city
mi
Ihe
lightness
or
Ihe
docket
coming
before
Ihe
court.
Humorously
he
staled
that
he
did
not
know
H
Ihis
was
due
to
Hie
hvo
new
church
buildings
he
had
noticed
in
course
or
erection.
Seriously,
he
said
that
it
was
a
good
thing
to
keep
the
clinches
in
a
stale
or
preservation.
11
indicated
good
reeling
in
a
comnniiiily
that
was
trying
lo
do
the
right
thing.
He
mentioned
the
tine
weather
and
apologized
for
iiuMiip
iii-cii
uiiiiwiiuitmy
aie.
FLYERS
LOST
GULFGEORGIA
Left
Nanalmo
Yesterday
For
Anacortes
But
Not
Heard
of
Since
NANAIMO,
Nov.
20.
Two
Seattle
aviators,
David
and
Edward
Mooney,
left
here
late
yesterday
afternoon
presumably
for
Anacortes.
No
report
was
received
of
them
since
they
left
this
place.
There
was
a
strong
gale
with
rain
over
the
gulf
last
evening
and
It
Is
believed
that
the
men
were
forced
to
take
shelter
In
the
lee
of
some
Island.
They
arrived
here
yesterday
morning.
WEMBLEY
EXHIBITION
REOPENING
DISCUSSED
Announcement
Is
Expected
to
be
Made
Monday
Next
Says
London
Despatch
OTTAW
A,
Nov.
20.
The
'matter
of
Canada's
participation
in
the
Wenihley
exposition
next
year
is
under
consideration.
It
is
understood
olllcials
are
favorable
but
no
definite
decision
in
regard
to
it
has
been
made.
LONDON.
Nov.
20.
It
is
understood
Ihat
a
considerable
ma-
Jorily
of
the
onies
meul
w
cmiiiey
ex-
T
I
.
I
.
.
...
...lint
I...
I
f
II.
I.
H'
I
I
I-
I
.l
....
.1
...
lv.
....
,
..
,
MMLHII
Strfft
Stic.
Sf
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
ftoor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
ding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PORT
OF
FEDERATION
OF
LABOR
HAUWT
COMMISSIOH
CONCLUDES
IIS
OPENING
SESSION
AT
SEATTLE
Pattullo
Replies
on
Taxation
Issue;
Number
of
Subjects
Discussed
Legislature
Hears
of
Licensing
Motor
Vehicles;
Horse
Racing;
and
Sale
of
P.G.E.
Railway
YICTOlllA,
Nov.
20
Hun.
T.
II.
I'ullullo.
minister
or
lands.
lCMiiiiunf
(he
huihgel
debate
elerday
rrilieixed
Hie
remark
J
W
June,
member
fur
South
Okauagaii,
in
asking
Tor
a
!
,
lion
of
taxes,
lie
declared
that
(he
opposition
had
a
:c
held
lu
cullivale
when
he
lulil
Hit'
taxpayers
Ihev
were
i-rrv-g
loo
heavy
a
burden,
us
nobody
likes
tu
pay
luxe.
Mr.
Fat
tened
dial
the
present
high
l.ix
rde
was
I
tie
if.
nil
of
t
-
i
i
idoii
ol
Ihe
nalurul
resource
t,f
Hie
provn"
'
during
Ihe
Milludc
regime.
Selllement
was
established
m
all
ronirr-
ol
;.ro
tuft
Hum
causing
Hi'
.
in
-.
-
Uincry
01
girterilHieilt
lo
In'
v
rosily.
P.O.E.
Sale
II
II
imic.
member
for
F.s-mill
Ii-uii-
of
Hit'
I
.
I
t
1
1
1
(
lilt'
lllHIMl
Kill
iiii'-iil
!
I
hi
Pacific
liri'iil
1
Stall
.
TUi
amendment
I
it
the
hIiiuoI
complete
j
1
.tfiin.-
of
the
original
rtMlu-l
'he
i.i'itkfliiul
i.LlfMtl
iif
u.lairli
!
:
j-
'to-
curtailing
of
nn-
lcr
in
favor
of
a
deeMnn
on
liy
Hie
Legislature-.
Horse
Racing
i
nl
ry
declared
Hi
PROTECT
WHITE
WORKING
GIRLS
government
Hi
ronnoclMMi
'VILIOUtA,
.Nov
at
v
proposed
ate
of
the
.
in
Hi
TILLAMOOK
ARMS
PARLEY
Vessel
Is
Changed
to
Canadian
hcglstry
and
Will
be
Operated
Here
The
motorshfp
Tillamook
Is
to
be
changed
to
Canadian
raglstry
and
will
be
operated
out
of
this
port
to
8keena,
Naas
River
and
other
points,
according
to
W.
E.
Warren,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
who
arrived
here
yesterday
and
left
this
forenoon
for
the
Interior.
The
Tillamook
will
be
brought
here
and
overhauled
at
the
dry
dock
prior
to
being
put
Into
the
service.
PREMIER
SON
WILL
DEBATE
Takes
Part
In
Big
Event
at
Ed
monton
Tomorrow
Against
Three
Canadians
Kli.MU.VroN,
Nov.
to
be
Introduced
to
Prevent
'.-..lin
.Macdooald
mmi
of
Hu-
fnr-Orlenlals
and
Whites
In
.wet
labor
Premier
of
lirqal
Itrit-Sama
Home
-,n'
J
VV'HMlrulT.
x
-jr-
iInl
4
-
.
rTWV)iniTfvrrily
Liberal
v
ii.!l'm"
.M.
"mil,
a
young
l?ilalurr
ly
.Mary
Klleii
Smtlli.
iiiniiiVr
fur
Vanrou.fr,
of
hr
iiiteiiiloii
nl
mi
parly
dalr
In
inlrodiicr
a
lnll
IkIiihJ
to
iircvnl
Hip
eninloy
'
wriirr,
wii
i
inrf
nasi
urrnieiti.s
of
lli
Oxford
'U'liivnisily
debating
Union.
are
lo
engage
in
a
debate
here
tomorrow
night
wild
linn'
Alberta
University
men,
Ceorge
Hryan.
Jim
OTIrieu
and
Jim
"Ma-tialfy.
The
resolution
i
!
debated
in
whirli
Ho
Canadians
tlaae
Hit
aillriualie
it:
"Itr.olvfd
'dial
(hi
t'tfrnal
.itTatrs
of
Can-
SPIRIT
OF
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
BUDGET
Labor
and
Industry
is
j
Discussed
in
Report
of
Federation
at
El
Paso
Pronouncement
by
Samuel
Gompers'and
com-!
mittee
to
Annual
Convention
Yesterday
I
is
Notable
Document
!
KL
PASO,
Texas
Nov.
20.
Industry
must
solve
it
own
j
iuIi!mi
ur
face
the
alternative
of
slate
iiitruio!i,
the
American
I
Federation
or
Labor'
Kieciilive
Council
reporled
loday
lo
Hie
uigauiuliou'.s
annual
convention
here.
Stale
iiilriMuii,
it
added,
,
'inii.-l
iiH'vilahly
lead
lo
bureaucracy
and
breakdowni."
j
"Indiislry
must
fm.l
its
own
way
through
Ihe
tdifricullies
with
which
it
is
bcsel."
said
Ihe
report.
"There
is
no
oulside
agency,
goverpmeiiliil
or
otherwise,
which
-
may
he
called
in
as
physician
lu
cut
away
the
entanglements.
Drcomcrury
cannot
t
-
-
-
-
:
Icoine
to
industry
through
ihe
imirn
iriirin
slate.''
juKWaYALUfc
I
OF
CHILDREN
j
Samuel
(ionipcrs,
I'resident
of
Hie
Federation,
and
ten
other
members
of
the
committee
.signed
Hu-
report,
which
dealt
with
ac-
j'lviiie
spreailin-;
over
Hie
preo.
"
jSfraphica!
field
of
Ihe
continent,
J.
C.
Brady
Makes
Plea
to
Parent-!
including
Mexico,
Canada
and
the
.Teachers
For
Increased
Interest
Making
a
plea
for
heller
en.:
'
a"
"'""T-
Ltty
on
Lightness
of
the
DocketilXZrSjZ.
XS
and
enthused
the
large
gathering
with
the
need
of
heller
home
draining,
more
eo-operalion
be
tween
parents
and
teacher
ami
improved
moral
and
phvsical
surroundings.
He
urged
the
value
of
education
in
the
training
of
the
child
but
also
gave
equal
stress
to
Ihe
value
of
careful
home
training
ami
a
reestablislirnent
of
home
life.
Added
to
this
should
be
Ihe
best
possible
environment
especially
for
Hie
period
between
the
Hi
n.e
of
school
dismissal
and
Hie
dinner
hour,
and
for
Saturdays.
The
boys
and
girls
of
today
were
I
lie
future
citizens
and
were
or
more
value
lo
the
city
than
elevators.
Mrs.
Arutdl
presided
ami
music
i
was
provided
by
Hie
members
of
jtlie
First
Northern
H.C.
Hegiment
'band
of
nine
pieces
led
by
W
N".
.lloss.
Miss
Annie
Ialby
sang
I
accompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
II.
Among
Hie
business
of
the
evening
was
a
Discussion
on
a
i
proposal
to
arfilialo
with
the
provincial
Parent
-Teachers'
Association,
ami
this
it
wi
3
decided
lo
do.
I
MR.
WARREN
PAYS
1
UICIT
TA
PITV!'
morning
by
train
enruute
to
his
headquarters
in
Winnipeg.
Mr.j
v
arreu
:
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rr.i.to
nu.
mk'
liiirlstmas
Cheer
Caudle
that
a
decision
in
regard
lo
Hie!
vale
secretary
Panama
Canal
zone,
as
well
as
the
United
Stales,
and
vvilh
objectives
uv.
poJiticaL,.aai
social
en
of
j
Co-operation
Necessa-y
.
prin-l
"We
must
iKinl
out."
it
con-
cipal
of
Hie
High
School,
addres-
tiiiued"and
we
wish
lo
emplia-
serl
Ihe
Parent-Teachers'
Asso-jsize
Hie
point
beyond
mistake
cialion
at
some
length
last
night!
the
road
to
drmnernr.v
in
in.ln-
m-i-ompaiiicu
n
I
in.
.Mr
dominions
and
col-
Warren's
official
parly
inrlmled
4
have
iadviswl
the
maiiage-'-
Cauiero
1,
assistant
general
1
4
inai
nicy
are
willing
io;iuunser,
Vancouver;
Morrison
participate
in
the
llie
hibition
-
next
v...
year.
"
L
Z
TV
"epl"P
conlest.
A
worthy
re-opening
will
be
announced
on
I
Mr.WarrenwasanxiousioV.ee
'
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c--i'ise.
K
itoy
iicollier
Hill.
Mo
m;iv.
of
the
engineering
depart
inenl.
Vancouver
aniUI-.
Mmpson,
pri-'j.
illM
'id
f
'he
Mpo
iy
.1iy!ih'.
try
is
not
a
mad
that
labor
can
ravel
alone.
Democracy
in
industry
implies
and
involves
Ihe
arlicipatiou
of
every
useful
ele-neiil
in
industry.
While
there
are
large
groups
of
employers
lial
still
holds
the
despotic
at-ilude
which
denies
to
labor
even
U
inosl
elemental
and
fundamental
rights,
progress
toward
lemocracy
is
being
made.
While
'here
are
croups
of
employers
'haj
still
refuse
lo
recognize
the
(coiii
inued
on
page
two)
TROLLING
BOAT
WAS
WRECKED
Madu
Driven
on
Rocks
Near
Dun-das
Island
3ut
Crew
Safe
The
trolling
boat
Nadu,
owned
ml
skipperetl
by
Capl.
Ivarson,
was
wrecked
on
Tuesday
at
Moffat
Island
olT
lundas
Island.
The
raptain
and
his
male
being
brought
into
port
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Cape
Spear
by
'apt.
Isaac
Lear.
The
Nadu
was
nil
getting
clams
and
was
an
chored
alongside
the
Cape
Spear
luring
a
north-easterly
gale.
The.
wind
veered
round
lo
the
soulh-
C.N.R.
Qcnoral
Manager
Spent
"'"'
w'"'
reuh
that
the
Brief
Time
Here
Yesterday
a,l,'.,l"r
wa
,orn
from
",0
l,oal
A.
11011
1U
Ul
1'.
"
The
Cape
Spear
relumed
to
the
"
I
scene
of
the
wreck
this
morning
'
warren,
general
managerjin
Ihe
hope
of
salvaging
the
cn-
of
t.auadian
National
western
igine.
lines,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
aT-ternoon
in
tin
course
of
a
tour
of
inspection
On
the
Pacific
'Co'ist
and
continued
Kusl
this
NOTICE
A
nieeling
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association
will
be
held
in
the
City
Hall
ton
I?
hi
at
8
p.m.
Fleet
ion
of
olllfer
and
oilier
important
business.
All
member
please
attend.