X
25
TAXI
and
Irate
BOSTON
GRILL
Ambulance
mlm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall.
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
i
Service
f.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wed-
)
Sltnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
din?
parlies.
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
ii
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XIV
,
NO,
?7I
HALL
't,
,
ilflLl
'
i
b
ACQUITTED
Second
of
Ocean
Falls
Cases
Ends;
Jury
Disagrees
In
.
Third
to'frgi'
Hall,
charged
in
eon-;
ion
with
I
lie
naull
of
I'ni-,
;il
Constable
Collin
at
o.
!
an
i
nn
on
.ugui
.'(i,
wu
uniuilifd
"I
Hi
Supreme
Court
tr
Mil
afternoon.
Tin
jury
i-w
I
hi
I
rac
of
Trei
li
mi
similarly
charged.
Gourl
!;tr;i'd
on
tin
ease
alioul
1(1:30
a:
j
Mu'
following
jury
were
cm-irllrd:
G.
W.
Nickernn
(fore-
Jurk
Judge.
W.
Italic.
P
j
liyan
D.
MeD.
Hutiler,
J.
A
i
W
O.
Vigar.
Stanley
Smith,
It
Arthur.
W.
.1.
Greer,
Malcolm
M
l."
.1
and
W.
W.
Wright.
Af
'lie
faking
of
evidence
11
nil
the
a
ii'iichI
of
rmitl
hail
been
i-lu-i.
die
jury
lefl
Ihe
oouri
111
ut
UK)
ami
returned
with
Mining
111
1
:.i".
court
wn
adjourned
mil
Hirer
it'll
I
lit
hIII'ihmiii
when
Jack
Mai
Donald
will
lie
sentenced
and
i
itl
and
divorce
cac
prn-
If'l
Willi.
'I"
1
en
follow
injf
culled
a
jury
i:ff"
were
lin
aside
at
I
lie
in
"f
K.
F.
June,
crown
pro
'
jf"i
:
I
Aldridge.
J-'.
Scadilen.
If
1
.101.I11.
F.
W.
Weseh.
C.
K.
V
ncrg
mid
James
.labour.
II
i-Hlloii,
counsel
for
llir
r.
challenged
lilt
follow
s
Marlon.
T.
W.
SJUersides,
Marl
ha
Leek,
John
llulger.
Walker.
George
l.eek,
Steve
and
J.
Ili'iil.
The
Evidence
w
itur!
for
lli
crown
I
.instable
Collin,
c.
J.
'
l.alk.
night
cok
at
Mi
Full.
Hotel;
Wilfrid
Dm.
11
laborer,
and
Sam
Zirll-
"i-Hirer.
Tlir
Oil
I)
willieHr
he
d
f,
nee
ww
I
lie
two
ae-'
Their
defetiev
was
liy
l
-'iiiilc
Collin
Ht(thrly
'ii'd
1
In
two
arcned
an
the
;
;r
wlm
had
ailrd
Jack
M
null
aij
1
11
aaulling
him.
I'liy
.
1
In-
ami
while
MaclMnald
:
m'Hm
linn
AciMtnlliiv
In
:
if
iii
roiik'
lliiouny
I
1
1
1
luul
aioitlirr
man
tytm
kiirlicn
after
Hi
fijhl
and
'
llu
(111M
I.1I1I
him
lhal
Ue
had
1
Ciillilln.
Owrll'
fvideit')
wj?
Dial
an
n
ilrd
man
rroinb-4
Hall
hnd
color
to
a
float
v.
,f
'Y
lie
ds
and
id
hr
hud
a
figlil.
iritich
wa
aMc
10
nlcnhfy
rlihcr
of
Ihr
'iv
ai'.
UMd
a
the
inch
who
lia.l
Willi
MaclMnald.
i:idcuc
Wi'l
lhal
Ihc
nanll
had
oc-fd
in
a
ioorly
llulilcd
lam
Hi
nicr.
011
lakliu
I
lie
la'id.
!i
i
d
luniiiK
hern
I
he
man
in
"ii"
alley
wilh
Macltoiiald.
I
nder
"xaiuinatiou.
Hrcmcr
ad-i:
liavinx
conic
on
I
he
day
inn
oiioii
from
11
camp
'!
'lie
.amc
fiihoat
with
Mac-"'1
aid.
The
panic
iMkIiI
a
hunch
Hiding
wiluc
and
MacDonald
1
-III
colir
In
a
hOUM
ul
the
puinl.
t'-'-upiJ
dialed
he
knew
uothiiiK
ii:;:nit
the
nlil
in
tliu
lam;
no.
'an
he
imylhintr
lo
do
wilh
il.
Just
Out
of
Hospital
'o'lirue
Hull
xuiil
ho
luul
uuinc
'lie
day
in
iiic.tioii
from
the
continued
on
paffe
31
CONFERRING
ON
SIRDAR
MURDER
Views
of
Field
Marshal
Viscount
Allenby
are
Awaited
Before
Action
Taken
LONDON.
Nov.
1M.
The
Iliil-'
li
1
oielgn
oilier,
is
in
coiiiinuni-"
"'
with
Field
Marshal
Vis-"UHt
Allenby,
llritish
High
Com-ini'M.incr
to
Fgypl
and
Hie
Soudan
l
egiu
diiig
I
In
steps
In
be
'"ken
h,
connection
with
the
as-"nxMiiatiun
id
.Sir
l.ce
Slack,
"irilnr
or
the
KgyplUm
army
and
(fveriior-geueral
of
the
Soudan.
'"til
Allenby'
m
views
arc
cx-I'ceted
lo
be
received
and
con-Mdered
by
Ihe
llrilisli
cabiucl
in
"me
for
a
nnle
lo
be
delivered
io
tin-
KBypti
uuthnrilies
by
TAX
COI.I.F.rTnR
-v.vn
MUCH
MALIGNED
W.
E.
Fisher
Explains1
to
Rotar-i
lans
Some
of
sthe
Hlah
Lights
of
8ystem
J'IihI
tin
lax
roilertnr
j
ii,(.
11101
inalihiicd
man
on
earth
was
tin
Opinion
Xlircnocd
hv
Wnller
,
'
.
""'ei-uir,
ai
I
no
ihc
i
niied
Slafcn.
died
today
at
llolary
Cluh
luncheon
w,c,,
he.H.r.r,.
Dcall.
wan
due
directly
lo
-imk
'
lo
the
club
on
laxalion.
He1
kidney
ailment,
from
which
she
aid
the
Mibjccl
wa
a
vexed
one
uffcred
for
years
and
which
an.
Ihc
public
had
liille
infor-!
nearly
,eue(
i,
r
death
tnalion
in
regard
lo
il.
Taxe.;
while
at
(he
While
lloue.
The
were
col
led
e.
umW
,.rWn
di-'late
reidenl
Hardim
wa
Mr
linct
headniK:
l.an.l.
income.
1
HardinK'x
necond
huban,l,
tier
personal
projrly.
ctal
and
coke.j
frMiavlng
brn
Henry
DeWuJfr
mine
and
mineral,
milling
I
hi
marriaae.
conliaded
farly
claim,
rorporalkiii.
bank,
rail-
in
life,
pro.cd
)P
unhappy
niiniii
uilil
ill
amnion,
there
wa
Hie
aiiiunemeut
and
fuel
oil
tax.
Mr.
Fi.hrr
lol.l
of
Ihe
different
kind
of
laud
lax
mi.-Ii
a
wild
latuN,
rim
I
land,
limber
lauds
and
improved
land,
all
of
which
had
to
be
I
rente.
I
neparately.
The
duly
of
Ihe
iieor
wa
lo
put
a
value
011
the
land
of
the
district,
coiiiim
of
oer
.'lMHn
parcels.
many
of
which
were
a
much
a
a
uare
mile
in
exlept.
Absurd
Statements
Spcukiu?
of
die
absiml
Male-
meiil
eiil
mi
by
some
biiines-
tiieii,
Mr.
l
ivlier
said
he
womler
e.1
how
many
of
litem
could
ei
ecl
to
art
away
with
them.
If
rwry
per-on
pa
Ml
his
jusi
x,
a
was
hi
opinion
dial
Ihe
rale
eould
be
lowered
rifht
now.
The
itrreonal
proerly
tax
nf
a
half
of
one
imr
ccut
whs
one
acaiut
wliirh
rople
railed
but
he
did
not
where
ike
money
was
eoinlmr
(roi
if
it
was
ahot
isl.e.1.
Tlie
eakr
went
on
In
tell
of
Ihe
coal
and
coke
lax.
Hie
lax
on
cannery
(Milput
aud
oil
rrfinrl-s.
5alWi
wlF
lo
J
&
and
miUI
cure
?
a
lirrce.
Gil
leo
.-rut.
a
I
barrel,
bum
inat
i'lir
a
Ion
!
Mine
am!
mflierat
paid
inrouiej
tax
or
a
two
r
cent
tax
on
Ihei
oulpul
no
mailer
whether
I
lien-!
wa
nrofil
or
not
from
Ihe
in,-;
tlertakios.
!
Corporations
The
rorpwratioii.
hank
and
railway
luxes
were
paid
direct
lo
Victoria.
Hallway
were
aesed
nl
Jlii.ono
a
mile
011
the
main
line
and
3.00i
on
idiua-
and
on
llii
iissemenl
Ihey
paid
a
lux
of
two
er
cent.
Mr.
I
islier
said
he
would
not
alliuit
at
that
time
lo
deal
with
school
taxes
as
they
wen
very
omplicaicd.
ALL
BLACKS
DEFEAT
OXFORD
UNIVERSITY
AT
RUGBY
YESTERDAY
OXFOltD.
Nov
.1
The
New
calami
All
lllacks
rugby
team
which
is
touring
tin
country,
defeated
tlx
ford
t'niversity
team
by
a
H'orc
of
.13
points
to
15
yesterday
uftenioon.
SITKA
ARRIVES
(Inly
one
boat
sold
al
tin
exchange
this
morning.
II
wn
the
Silka
wilh
l.ViHin
pounds
thai
di.poed
of
her
calch
lo
the
Gold
Storage
al
I
Ml
ami
0.
The
Sea
Maid
is
vet
out.
MAJOR
ZANNI
WILL
FLY
NEXT
SPRING
COMING
THIS
WAY
TOKIO.
Nov.
:l.
Major
Zannl.
Ihe
Argenline
Hycr
has
been
inslrucli'd
by
his
Government
.
lo
remain
in
Japan
until
spring
and
then
lo
resume
hi
lliulil
to
the
Cliiled
Slides
by
the
Northern
Pacific
route.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Aillmr
I.everell
and
sou.
who
are
leaving
llnzel-
lou
lo
lake
up
their
residence
in
llrlliuuham,
Washington,
arrived
from
Ihe
interior
on
last
niulil'
train
and
proceeded
sotilh
on
'be
leainer
Prince
lUinetl.
this
moi'iiu,.'.
1'IUXUi:
!mr5
harminc
miiu.
ijltiiiiimu
PASSED
TODAY
Widow
of
Late
President
Dledl
From
Kidney
Aliment
This
Morning
MAIlfOX.
Ohio,
Nov.
21
I
lor-lice
Klinu'
HardiiiL'.
willow
of
VV
ii
1
11
..1..
..,
am
lie
o
1
a
nr.
:i
.liw.rrn
in
IH.r5.
Tin
faiirral
will
lake
place
Mninla.
CONFER
WITH
!
THE
DOMINIONS
Action
of
Premier
Baldwin
Ap
.
proved:
Whole
Question
to
'
Corr.o
uo
Aaain
'
l.nxim.N.
Nov.
ii.
Premier
liaMwin's
action
in
conferring1
Willi
the
hit)
coiiiiuisioners
of
the
Dominion
a
few
davs
aio
i
weicome.1
.y
Ihe
Daily
Mail
in
a
leadiilK
rtlitorial
advoealin
clos-l
lr
relalious
between
the
variousi
slates
of
the
Umpire
and
(lie;
mother
country.
:
Tin
paper
says
that
vijjws
ex-'
pressed
in
Government
circle
are
lhal
the
whole,
'.
queslion
ofi
Dominion
i'enreeiitaliou
in
IMI-!
Ion
10.
iv
reimiie
lo
be
recoiisid-'
ered
111
II.,.
lilil
of
eliairs"ei
cou-j
diti.'ii-r
'
j
BOOTLEGGING
!
AT
VANCOUVER;
Pollco
Complain
of
Inability
to
Enforce
Laws
Under
Present
Conditions
VANCGl
VKII.
Nov.
21.
Van-,
comer
police
complain
lhal
Iheyi
are
unable
lo
effectively
enforcej
lie
liquor
taws
orcausr
01
iii-i
ability
to
enter
private
premises
....
I..!
MI.M.1.
...I
.
t....
lu
'11,...'
ul.l
.
--.,....
iu
..-.--.
1
111:1
that
liiior
i
being
sold
in
Van-'
couvcr
Hlieilly
liy
exporters
who
J
do
no)
even
pay
the
Dominion
luly
011
it
ami
in
that
way
Ihey
;
defraud
the
government
of
its
,
customs
diilie
and
the
provin
:
cial
government
of
il
profit.
!
The
plan
of
handling
this
1
lienor
is
for
a
esel,
large
enough
lo
meet
with
the
rc-
!
itiirelnenls
of
the
department,
to
1
1
..r
IX
r..
1
I
lii.ni
ii
enroll
111
iinuui
mi-
11-
trnl
Amerjca
or
Mexico,
clear
for'
a
pttrl
in
one
of
thoe
counlrfes!
but
Ik
up
along
the
coast
of,
Vancouver
Island
or
elsewhere!
and
discharge
Ihe
liipior
into'
smaller
crafl
which
bring
it
back
lo
Vancouver
and
oilier
poiutsj
where
il
Hnd
a
ready
sale
al
prices
less
lhan
Ihoso
charged,
by
Ihe
gmernmcnt.
j
The
Dominion
dutv
is
$50
a:
case.
Ihe
tiaymeiil
or
this
evaded,
the
exporters
are
able
to
sell
at
a
cheap
rate.
CEDARJNDOCK
United
Slates
Lighthouse
Tender
'Is
Hore
and
Will
Remain
Several
Days
I'niled
Slates
lighthouse
tender
Cellar
went
tujo
drydock
this
morning
fur
her
annual
overhaul.
'This
vessel
conies
here
every
en
r.
She
will
remain
until
about
the
middle
of
next
week.
She
is
in
charge
of
Capl.
I.eadbetler.
Frank
Gomez,
Wilfrid
Thompson
and
Cyril
llagshaw,
each
sentenced
lo
Iwo
years
al
llu
F.s
HUPKHT.
.11.(1.
Fill
DA
Y.
NOVK.MIIKH
SI,
ltiSM.
COLONEL
AND
MRS.
CHAS.
KNOTT
OF
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
Ainontr
Die
v:si'
ir-:
v.-nwwi
from
1
lie
hi
tIi
.it-
1
-Mnr.v
will
ne
'
hr
in
.
ir'aii'
si'iiiti
of
officers
pf
Ihe
Sal-
aitim
Army
dial
went'
horlh
Momiay.
Tliey
look
part
Mi
a
very
imporiaiit
ualie
coifre
at
Wranell
which
pnncd
very
successrnl.
Tie
party
eonsii
of
C.loii'l
jt.'ha.
Kni(f.
chief
secretary
fm
the
Sahaliou
Army
in
Cunada,
West.
,
Lieut.
(d.
G.
Phillip
of
Winnipeg.
Ilriiradier
V..
Sims
of
Wiuuipev.
Adjutant
J.
Merrill
of
Vancouver.
Capf.
F.
Dorm
of
WraiiRell.
Ala-ka.
8
HOUR
DAY
EXEMPTIONS
Board
of
Adjustment
to
Sit
Hsrs
Next
Week
In
Regard
to
Law
IRambirt.
of
the
board
of
adjustment
under
the
Eight
Hour
Day
law
expect
to
bo
In
1
Prince
Rupert
toward
the
end
of
next
week.
They
are
due
to
arrive
on
Thursday
next
from
the
East
and
will
hold
sessions
on
Friday.
The
object
of
the
meeting
Is
to
obtain
Information
and
qrant
such
exemptions
from
the
strict
48-hour
week
as
In
Its
Judgmsnt
j
may
be
necessary.
The
board
Is
composed
of
J.
I
D.
McNIven,
deputy
minister
of
labor;
T.
F.
Patterson,
and
I
F.
V.
Foster.
1
!
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
Saturday
S
p.m.
!
WELCOME
1
.
Sunday,
3
p.m.
LECTURE
j.
1
7.30
p.m.
SALVATION
MEETING
j.
Tj
.......
.
A4.X
4.
.
BOXER
nun
WAb
mixin
DUMB.
'
rri
a
r
vi4ttrh
x
I
tm
rUK
rUUK
DAYOI1"'1"":-
'
lw
,,a'
,ul
l
Swing
to
the
Chin
Affected
Nerve
Hitherto
Unknown
to
Science
I
PAIUS.
Nov.
2t.-Tl.c
plea
of
eiilhusiaslic
boxing
rans.
Knock'
him
speechless,"
was
literally
complied
with
during
a
bout
be
-
;
1
vv
iwo
luinlierinr:
heavy
-
,
I
weights.
'They
had
been
maul-
ing
and,
pulling
each
oilier
through
round
after
round
when
one
accidentally
cauglil
the
other
I
!
on
Ihe
point
of
the
chin
with
n
wild
swing.
I
id
Hie
swing
we.nl
down
like
a
log.
He
was
revived
alter
a
tew
minutes,
but
was
amazed
to
fiuO
that
he
could
not
urticulato
a
single
word.
Unitizing
that
ho
had
gdne
completely
duiivb
he
tell
orr
into
a
swoon.
-
It
was
four
days,
before
the;
detealed
boxer
recovered
Ids
speech.
Doctors
attached
to
the,
French
llo.xlng
Federation
do-
dared
that
his
Jaw
was.nol
dlslo-
,
,
,
,
.
.
,
,
,
,
,
1
,
......
,.
..
.
.
sondale
Imluslr.a
School,
were,
caled,
but
hat
the
blow
arrcct-
lake.,
soull,
by
he
prov
ncialjed
a.
nerve
hitherto
unknown
to
police
on
(he
steamer
Prince
science.
'Ihey
are
making
a
fur-
U-peri
ih.s
tnorn'tty.
tlur
stvdy
of
IU
caw.
VMUrdtr'i
Colonel
Knoll
lia
crvel
for
vear
a
an
officer
in
Ihe
IiiH
Salvation
Army,
holding
various
important
position..
He
served
as
chaplain
.lurinp
Ihe
Great
Wh
l.eintf
with
the
llritish
fiKhting
forces
in
Kaypt.
At
the
lose
of
the
war
he
was
appointed
Ui
survey
work
in
Palestine
anC
for
two
years
he
lived
in
Jerusa
'em
and
travelled
extensively
in
(he
Holy
Laud.
His
last
appoint-nieni
was
Chief
Secretary
in
Den-mar'
and
he
speaks
the
Danish
a
;--iiae
fluently.
I
.
BOAT
OWNERS
TAKE
STAND
Ask
For
Exclusion
of
American
,
Fishing
Boats
From
Port
While
Duty
Remains
OFFICERS
ELECTED
j
Meeting
Endorses
Proposal
to1
Fill
Cow
Bay
Out
as
Far
as
1
the
Bridge
j
Al
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Ksihing
Vessel
Owners'
Association
held
in
the
city
hall
lat
evening,
four
im-portaul
resolutions
were
passed
having
a
bearing
on
the
fishing
industry
here.
II
was
decided
to
again
ak
Hie
Dominion
govern-
'nieut
lo
close
the
port
to
non-!
resident
fishing
boat
owners
in1
the
event
of
the
duty
remaining
on
Canadian
fish
as
al
present.
11
Was
also
decideil
lo
ask
for
the
abolition
of
the
Canadian
duty
.
of
one
cent
a
pound
on
American
caught
halibut.
j
The
third
resolution
was
dir.,
r.tro.il
iillfiLrillinn
fi'iini
llienllier
";
-
"
i
having
on
iniernaiionai
siguui-
icauce.
II
asked
llial
the
Domln-i
.
.....
.
1
.
"11,11
1rr111if.nl
iiiiiiii
n
rpuk.
"
ih-.'iI.ip
valT
at
nl
,.r
or
mxie
uoar
I!jii'
(iv
Itnv
Hay
fnr
for
Mil
Ihc.
proiecuoii
oi
usnnig
noais.
mi
cow
nay
1
lie
ri.iirlli
eetftlin
inn
a-n
nn
inleresting
one
one
in
in
that
mat
it
it
showed
showed
a
total
change
of
front
from
the
old
stand
of
waterfront
bald-
ine.
ii
euuorsru
ine
piau
lor
hrnlge.
there
not
heing
a
voice
afa""il
il-
i",
.
'
,,oul,1c,1,1l
f,u:1"
I
here
wns
some
discussion
on,
9200
,-
and
was
incapacitated
from
each
or
Ihe
resolutions
but
each
;
perrorming
home
dulie?
and
de-
wn"
riirvM
"nliiiti-l--
when,
Jiie.l
Ihe
onlinary
eujoyment
of.
v,p
vv,,s
UxUll
fol'wing
rx-'l.eallb
,
!
I"'"""""-
"incers
ior
ine
com
-
1
'"
-
'
'"r
xv0,c
,h,''
n
fiklliivi.
follow
"
s
'
.....
ii...,o..j.,.,i
i..i...
m.
i
i
,".i.'
in
.mini
.iii
i
ii,
ii
i
Vice-iu'esident
ll.
W.
Nicker-
son.
!
Secrelaiy-tnanager.
H.
M.
Dag-:
Poll.
j
Iruslees
-
Mr.
.
I.
Kerglll.
George
Frit
and
M.
F.
Nicker-'
son.
TON
OF
TURKEYS
ON
ORDER
FOR
RUPERT
The
merchants
of
Prince
llu
pert
have
placed
orders
for
a
ton
0f
Ilulkley
ValKy
turkeys
Tor
Christina.
These
will
be
handled
hv
local
stores
and
will
lie
nn
indication
of
the
develonment
"
"
i'i"".
in
hi
ot
.
turkev
raising
imtuslry
or
the
Hulkley
Valley
and
or
Ihe
buying
power
or
the
Prince
Rupe'rl
peo
-
'r'e
Circulation
1M.
Street
Salei,
461
SIR
LEE
STACK
DIES
AT
CAIRO
Failed
to
Recover
From
Attacks
of
Assassins:
Country
Shock-at
Outrage
PERPETRATOFS
NOT
FOUND
j
CAIItO,
Nov.
it.
Major
Gen-
I
ral
Sir
Lee
Slack.
Governor
leneral
of
Ihe
Soudan
and
Sirdar
1
of
the
Egyptian
Army
died
at
I
midnight
follow
in;?
wounds
which
were
received
on
Wednesday
at
lie
hntifl
nf
n.Mii.iriii
I
u.li
I
'
lack
remained
at
the
bedside
!
1
her
husband
Ihe
whole
day.
1
The
whole
countr-
country
is
is
1,10
iro-
-
,
,
oui'
lly
shocked
at
Ifie
outrage
J
ml
tt
e
gravity
of
the'
siluatiou
everywhere
realized.
'I'he
pre
"'t"ested
.
.
....
n
Inspecting
the
l"-niises
Tor
Ihe
first
-".tt,,,hoi"e
U,ne-
Hnanc.allj
the
affair
was
ilenouiice.'
Ihe
crime
Ihe'
,1,,-
i
i
nil,:
in
in
iiiit;
Ji.i.ivuM.
st.o2csl
term,
demanding
UlP
d.scovery
of
the
culor.ls
and
lemplary
poriishme.il.
Thus
far
Ihe
assassins
have
not
been
Irae-
ed.
STORY
TELLING
WAS
FEATURE
OF
CONCERT
I
Presbyterians
Close
Day
of
Bazaar
With
Fnturt
Inment
'
In
Church
Hall
Story
lellin?
was
the
great
feature
of
the
concerl
given
lat
night
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
hall.
A
contest
was
staged
in
which
Thoma
MeClymont,
Dr.
Grant.
George
llorie.
Consul
Wukefiebl
and
T.
II.
Johnson
'00k
pari.
Major
Taylor
and
II.
II.
Little
were
I
lie
judges
and
1
ihey
derided
lhal
Mr
Johnson'
.was
Ihe
winner.
One
reason
"for
the
ilecision
v:i
IliaL
lie
miiil-0
only
fixe
minutes
yet
never
looked
al
his
vvateh.
The
musical
'part
of
the
program
was
of
high
merit.
There
w
err
setcetfons
by
Art
ia
s
on1
orchestra,
song
by
M"rs.
p.
J.
.McMillan.
Mrs.
Kraser.
and
S.
K
Campbell;
a
duel
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
Na"fy
Vonp-
L.
O.
I.arsen
:
a
trombone
sotol
Handkerchiefs
Mrs.
C.
F!.
by
Mr.
Tisdall
and
a
piano
solo1
Slarr-
Mrs-
T"
w
Kergin.
Mrs.
by
Mis.
Kenny,
(ieorge
Munro
NV-
VaMC''
Mi"
,pw'i"-presided.
1
ea
room
Mrs.
T.
McCly-
-
j
nionl,
Mrs.
Fred
Stork,
Mrs.
K.
A.
SUES
EDMONTON
CITY
FOR
DAMAGES
DUE
TO
A.SinFWAfKArrmFNTilarto..
MNs
Kathleen
Stork.
w
a
aw
11
iiwii
1
1
VVli
&J1
1
1
!
""
j
KDMONTON.
Nov.
21
A
dam-
age
action
for
I3,55H
against
the!
city
was
filed
in
the
Supreme!
Coin
t
by
I'.lizabetb
Grcgson
and:
Mrs.
D.
S.
Cameron
was
cashier
William
Grcgson,
her
husband,,
for
(,.a
room.
for
damages
arising
out
or
Jn-i
.V
large
number
or
ladies
work-
juries
caused
through
a
side-
fuilhruly
ul
10m(.
altj
liel,K,(1
wnlk
ne.eiili.nl
Atiril
X.
1il!t.
'Ihei.
.
...
.
Claim
asks
,
-sio.ouo
general
dam-iu
gsoii.
!?2.50(i
ages
for
frs.
lire
.
.
1
(
mi
n
hl'iu
iiip
.,
.1
r
.
iireinii.
mill'
"r
r
ax.Fi
.np.'iju
"
umi
I
1,038
(ITiH
sneeiHl
,..
.
il:ifiiH?es.
,7
.
I
u
siauvs
uiai
.irs.
iirvgsuu
-
...
....
...
jirippeu
on
a
rouen
piaiiK
on
urn
llei.l
l.eiweell
11.1111
linn
1
1
1
1
11
'
Avenues,
.wenucs.
which
wincn
sidewalk
si.icwjiiR
was
was
in
in
a
bad
slate
of
repair
due
to
neg-i
ligence
on
the
pail
of
the
city..
-vs
a
resiiii
oi
ine
injuries
.urs.
ri'?son
was
in
hospital
338
days
at
a
eosi
or
?iu.
puni
a
ineili
-
k:
jT
iiiinoii
Province,
iwvinrp.
has
lias
iweu
cap-
SIXTY
TALENTED
ARTISTS
Special
Costumes
"THE
BEAUTY
SHOP"
:
Wednesday
and
Thursday
November
26
&
27
nl
8
p.m.
sharp
:
Westholme
Theatre
SEATTLE
AVIATORS
FOUND
VFQTFRIiAVl
'"IdN,
Nov.
21.
-
The
Free
j
from
the
llepublican
"rebels"
VANCOrVF.H,
Nov.
21.
The
when
Cork
relumed
two
govern-
II
f
I
I
A
livi.'i
liklu
ulia
lvfl
Vuiiiiii.ti'.'
.k
1
1
.
1
..
1
.
1
1
i
V
I
L
Z
Z'
'
,...,J"r
1
m
com
o
suiiy
b
ior
.viiaciM
ies,
i
Iv
Kmnd
yesterday
arter.ioon
Oraha.n
Island
near
Sidney
w
wbere,
'lbey
were
forced
to
descem
I
''nm
ri
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FINE
CHURCH
BAZAAR
HELD
Presbyterian
Ladles'
Aid
Was
Very
Successful
at
Annual
Affair
In
New
Church
Yesterday
CONCERT
IN
EVENING
.,
....
.
.
.
..
.
"
u,lt
"T
10
m
..
,,ei.u
"',
."!e
,"PW
Ww
Church
wuiiii
1
iiuw
iicuruif,
cuuipie-
f
mu.
the
annual
bazaar
of
the
''IV"6"'
Aid
'''I
vlT
e,e.ay
""'
'
'p
appointed
"a'"v"1
'"'
euiiice.
1
ne
place
was
prettily
decorated
and,
in
addition
to
the
bazaar
attractions,
the
many
lailies
who
patronized
the
affair
,
11
'7
over
?yi)U
bavin'.'
already
been
irealizeil.
I
The
bazaar
was
opened
by
Ilev.
j
Dr.
H.
It.
Grant
who
'also
look
occasion
lo
dedicate
the
hall
lo
the
slory
of
God
and
the
use
of
'the
congregation.
The
pastor
read
So'omon's
dedicatory
prayer
from
I.
Kin?,
Chapter
viii.
Will,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Taylor,
pre-
jsiiieui
or
ine
Ladies
Aid.
as
convener,
thoc
in
charge
of
",e
var'")
'Icpartments
were
,"ow'-
Fancy
work
Mrs.
Joe
Greer,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Pearson.
Mrs.
William
Millar
ami
Mrs.
II.
It.
Grant.
Plain
sewing
and
baby
booth
Mrs.
T.
K.
Pringle.
Mrs.
ft.
F.
McNaughlon.
Mrs.
S.
K.
Cairm-
,
.
I..-.,
1.
"
.1
1
r
-jits.
j.
i.
itesiennaver.
.ir.
11.
ii.
Mewari
anu
Mrs.
I.
II.
Johnson.
Candy
Mrs.
J.
O.
Sleep.,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Ileddie.
Miss
J.
Uothwell.
Home'
cottking
Mrs.
D.
Mcr.
Hunter,
Mrs.
A.
It.
Holtby
and
lM...T.
Iluss,
Mackay.
.
.
Novellies
frs.
(ieorge
llorie,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Wilson
Murray
and
I
Mann.
Mrs.
Sam
Massey.
Mrs.
I
Norman
Watt.
Mrs.
II.
II.
Little,
j
'
Mrs.
Ilirry
Wei
ford.
Mrs.
A.
Fin-
nie
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hrvnnt.
Mrs.
S.
Mis
Marguerite
Young.
Mis
I
'.t
inula
Marsh.
Mis
Weatherhead
and
Miss
Creiglilo"n.
Fish
noml
Mrs.
A.
C.
Clarke
.
Miss,w
(onrL
io
oring
aooui
ine
successiui
re-
In
the
course
of
the
afternoon.
.
....
,seieriious
were
me
piayen
uy
,
...
.
.
i.auies
.Musical
uiuo
orcnesira,
conUtinf.
."-'i.
f
f!
.
.
Hrvant
-rs
j
.
llinton.
Miss
Marjorie
f
ancasler.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Ackroyd,
t-
la.
ii,.ibroiier
and
Geoce
p,orje
jr
The'
proceedings
''of
the
d
iv
P1WM.i
,.111.
n
,.11(.r
,,,,
i
p
,,,,
of
npor;s(.
MutirH
am,
.
(;wirp
torj,.
iiIR
former
ore
siding.
CAPTURED
BY
BANDITS
SHANGHAI.
Nov.
21.
Ilev.'
lArne
Anda,
Norwegian
Lulheran
missionarv
stationed
al
Sichwan.
it
Hired
by
bandits.
.
TWO
WINS
FOR
.
FREF.
STATERS
Republican
Candidates
Beaten
In
Cork
Which
Was
Rebel
Stronghold
.!,-
111
uir
t'liy
will'lIT
lllll
on
llepublican
Lord
Mavor
was
d-
rented
and
the
other
In
Fust
on
;
Cork
where
Michael
Walsh,
Ilc-
I'Mltl'can.
wa.
defeated.