O
W
C
TAXI
and
J
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
MEN
TRAPPEi
I.
in'-
-i
military
hit
strong
;,i
i
'
keep
the
situation
in
ore
persons
ven-:
"
rimlody
today
and
the;
i,'
to
detain
.ij
in
all
:
it'll
inn
COOLIDGENO
LONGER
TIED
1!"
I'l-csidml
is
more
open-mind
slvnioi,
Army
Sale
of
Work,
attorney
'"'
lie
Wr
it.
-
'
Ui
INS
British
Troops
Fire
on
Sudan
Mutineers
After
Attack
on
a
Hospital
i
(AIIIIJ.
Nov.
2H.
Two
platoon
ui
Hit-
Eh-teuth
Sudanese
lit
Khartoum
mutinied
lodav
iiiil
.ittiirkfil
,
uiilil.tr)
i
ll
Til')
killed
one
Hnlisli
am)
two
.Hvuan
doctors.
Hi
li-li
troop
fired
mi
(hi;
mutineers,
uho
siillend
,rt're
.
:tlC.
I'
h
mil
believed
thiil
(lit
miilinv
can
-prr.nl
Mirticieiitlv
!
i
iger
Hi
British
position
hi
Ihe
SuiI.iii
or
i
il
I
ik
l
(
.
n
in
llutii:c
Hgtioiel
llnlaiii
I
li-re
Tlit!
battalion
at
Khartoum
constitute-
I
he
onlv
Egyptian
"W
left
in
the
Suduii.
The
-
-
GOES
TO
COURT
Case
to
be
Submitted
as
Appoal
From
Board
of
Hallway
Commissioners
OTTAWA.
N-iv.
28.
Uave
to
appeal
in
I
lu-
supreme
court
of
li
aiimlu
from
the
Hallway
Com-1
J
iui.ioiihiV
maiorily
judgment.
Can
Carry
Out
Own
Policy
nd
d
U
opcr.Uoil
Qf
the
People
Wondering
What
It
Is
V.
jNuilX,
Nov.
.'8
Hy
i
t
Pii'
Development
.
!
M
Mliry
oi
ihe
iH!miniinlioii,
now
that
I'.milidllr
llM
Iwell
1
..y
H
Kir
l
popular
ma's
awaited
with
intense
hi
r.uiijrcsooiml
ami
ai
ii
circles.
II
i
the
aen-
--iina
Hiar
Ihe
President's
.w-
a
lo
furrMli
relation
a
ni'
extent
an
unknown
y
fur
Hi-
miftoit
dial
un-w
he
Im
!"
n
obll.ed.
or
.
was
obliged,
to
b
more
-:
trd
io
t
ht
Harding
poll-
I
.luulil.
Ih
Coolidge
ad-.'
khi
will
prerve
an
at-f
1
1m
utmol
frlendline
j.
J
I
anada
and
th
llrltleh
1
1
1
ui'iirml.
Ill
chw
Can-;
mI
iim
envoy
Ui
Walking-c-
a
permanent
proMiHlon.
i'
x
mm-In
I
here
will
be
'lie
Cooltdgo
administration
vl'
'
tin'
such
action.
Willi
icpect
In
Hit
Na
khi-4.
the
Worlil
IJoHrt,
lU
iii
of
the
It
lli
i
lull
i1
uihI
polii;Hi
in
Urn
Fur
Uuii
ii'n
t
a
fiKltiipr
ol
iltHilil
and
uncertainly
a
'
:ai
'hi'
CiioliiliJi"
ndniiiiili'H-'
II
tin.
Jinliiliig
friitii
al
1
'"'
...:'ts.
the
I'm.-ulriil
fiMU
!""
I.i'uuiih
itintliiiti
in
MllltMl
1
f.
'.'n.
imd
I
hut
llu
.Uniliil
!r
mU'iiiU
lo
kri'ji
(Mil
of
Iho
''IK
lit'
'II'
I'lCxiilrnl
lot
kIioWII
nWIIM
1
i:i
loward
the
World
lloiirt
xm
Uy
what
rcM-rMilMiin
In'1
'
Wiifil
if
ihii
country
Joiiu
il
:!)!
cnliiely
cltMir.
Russian
Recognition
Oi
lliiM'iiiii
iri'osMiliiin.
'
nouie
rriiKon
In
lit
I
i-
:rww
.Nt
I
rem
lit
nrN
nifiil,
kiaiiifil
b)
IUr
railway
roiuiMOkiloil.
JllilKUH'ilt
waa
rri'rMl
on
llii'
form
(
u'a-lion
lo
Im
iiilmiit
I
I'd
to
llii
riiurt.
ELKS'
MUSICAL
SHOW
Financial
Returns
Wero
Not
Completed
This
Morning
Dinner
and
Dance
Last
Evening
While
financial
n-luin
had
not
been
cotntdrled
Hit
iihuiiiiiij.
the
ueco
of
the
Iwo
ni.ihl
uiuairal
show
"
The
Ti-auly
tliop"
pot
on
in
ttir
Wenlliolme
Theatre
ty
C.
II.
I.ewia
under
the
auspices
of
tin-
Elki'
I.od?e
for
Ibe
Gliri-l-mas
libeer
Fund
was
an
-tired.
It
i
f-liniali'il
llial
stunr
per-ou
allendetl
each
irrroriiiance.
I
luring
an
inlerinisuion
al
lalj
..ir,i.i'
iiinu'.
IUn
Self,
exalted,
'ruler
of
Ibe
local
lodse.
formall)
I
banked
the
oalions
for
Ihrir
Mipporl
and
apoke
ajuneciaiively
or
Ibe
sii(wen
thai
bad
attended
Ibe
efforla
of
Mr.
l.cwo.
in
devel-
.
.
.
..
..iu..
oHtiR
local
laiem.
r.
.--n
iri
made
Ibe
welcome
annouiici'iiii-ni
I
hat
slept,
w
en
already
being
taken
lo
have
Mr.
Lewis
come
aire
in
lo
Ibe
oil)
next
year
lo
put
on
another
entertainment.
After
IhI
nifins
snow,
mo
lodge
entertained
Ibe
perlor
is
ul
a
dinner
and
dance
in
Ihe
St.
Ilegis
l'.afe.
Mimic
was
furnish-tl
by
Ibe
l
holme
(iiTlH'slra
Mr.
Lewi
waa
called
upon
fur
n
few
remarka
ami.
m
sp-mmm.
ViMivralulaleil
Ibe
cily
"
splendid
lalenl
lhal
il
pni.-e.vsc.l.
II
wan
exceptional,
be
said.
ftr
a
place
of
Ihia
le.
Mr.
and
Mre.
Lewis
will
stop
over
in
I'riiice
Hupert
on
lieeein-
l...i.
Ill
on
I
heir
return
irom
"
oil
ll.o
subject
than
Secretary
,
K,0,,,Ull
a,
the
lodge
"iSlics
who
is
implacably
against
w
u1
,,,,,
ft
,.
,,,,
u,
i
hnown
mat
irienu
oi
n'-ygiuUou
in
the
Senate
tin
not
coiisnlvr
II
to
be
out
or
Ihe
ijues-iJ"
Mini
tin!
president
may
lake
u
"aurso
Ihul
may
lead
lo
this
faunlrv
In
Vint
ilfivL'ii
oj
il
it
iii
mil-
llieir
hlnuir.
'iuiotis
whlcli
llmslu
will
be
ablo!
'"
I.O.NMOX.
Nov.
28.
lie
recent
"l-l
This
does
not
mean
''u'
tecognilion
but
It
means
death
of
Hon.
CouIN
Marjori-l.ii
rrlt.ll(
nf
recognition
banks,
uncle
ami
heir
presuini.-'"'I'e
fur
i.v...
,(,...
i
.
in,,,,
nt
live
lo
Ihe
lirosenl
Lord
Iweed-
I'umls
or
Hie
Coolidgc
iiiiinin-lnioull.
on
his
llrllisl.
Coluinbia
'"ruiton,
DEATH
OF
B.C.
MAN
AND
A
BARONETCY
WAS
GREAT
SUCCESS
?
I
EGYPTIAN
MUSEUM
MEETING
FOR
WEDNESDAY
Committee
Met
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
Will
Mako
Sug-
'
gestlons
t
h
liii'i'l
in
jf
of
I
lie
roniioiltre
liaxiua
ui
hand
Hie
triaraliiry
-work
for
(lie
oroanuallmi
of
a
inuffiini
in
Priori
IIuimtI
it
wn
difili
lo
call
a
public
meHiiig
for
orR4iiization
u4irNi-c
Im
lake
plan-
in
llm
rounril
cfaaiubor
hI
lb
lliij
JaJVxl
WrineV
At
!..
-M
lhal
tnerlmii
lh
roioiniili-r
wdl
liavp
Knur
ib'tmile
unjn-r-1
1.
-
'
makli
and
tlny
Iiojh
thai
Iberr
will
be
a
good
allciidaiici.
Thii
iirraritt
al
Ihe
inin'ting
in-
IuOimI
S.
K.
I
jtiniibll.
roneiii'.
.
S.-..U,
li.i.
It.
I..
Mrlntoiib
mill
II.
K.
I'lllldi.
STUDENTS
FROLICS
SHOCK
PEOPLE
OF
CITY
OF
BOSTON
HiiSTiiN.
Xov
28.
MtlslliM
Ii
oliocki'd
Tlir
lli.inn
Intercollegiate
coiiiinittei'
on
living
Coti-ditious
aiuong
luili'iils
has
appniviMl
a
report
indicating
thai
all
Is
not
as
il
should
lie
in
the
famous
Hack
Hay
district
where
men
and
women
students
are
"livmg
with
less
protection
from
moral
temptation
titan
is
desirable."
The
report
charges
that
gambling
and
promiscuous
drinking
are
common
amongst
the
student
population
and
that
drinking
at
club
and
college
organization
ilanccK
recently
lias
been
"noticeable."
It
urges
Hint
Ihe
college
authorities
ask
the
police
lo
be
more
strict
in
student
residential
sections.
WISTARIA
TIE
MAKER
KILLED
William
Lamb
Lost
His
Life
this
Week
accidental
death
Is
Verdict
of
Inquest
lU
lt.NS
LAKE.
Xov.
28.
Wil
liam
l.ainli,
tie
maker,
was
in
stantly
killed
al
Wistaria
last
Moiuiay.
Di'mHi
by
accident
was
return
ci
I
al
an
impicst
presided
over
by
lr.
Iloss
Stone
of
Yan-
derhoof,
coroner.
KILLED
IN
QUARRY
VA.NT.OtlVKIl.
Xov.
28.
Mal-
tliew
Simpson.
07
years
of
age,
fi-uil
riinch
makes
Ills
siepson
was
miihi
wnne
uimhk
as
n
Sir
Douglas
Hogn.
llriiain'-
n
.-vv
'
tiil
l.'i-
in
one
oT
the
coast
quar-
geiieciil
Ih
h
"i"
ii'-s
near
iiunizen
i.mkc.
lie
roll
i.t
TVr.
'
Members
Sign
Pledge
That
Per
sonal
Property
Tax
Shall
bo
Removed,
Says
Memucr
YUTUllIA.
Xov.
28.--Oiarles
Woodward,
number
for
Vancou
ver,
lottl
in
i.egisiaiure
day
he
had
little
tioiibl
the
per
sonal
properly
tax
would
be
re
moved
next
year.
It
was
hoped
lo
abandon
it
this
year.
He
said:
The
Liberal
members
of
Van
couver
tune
signed
a
pieuge
u
will
be
taken
of
f
aeLjear
and
we
have
a
club
over
the
Ilcv.
M.
.1.
lliiichcliffe
present
ed
an
auteiiilmenl
to
the
budget
resolution
and
bitterly
attacked
Ih"
government
for
allowing
dis-
ciiniiniilorj
chanjrea
In
the
regu
lations
regarding
the
Mothers
Pensions'
Act.
Uinchcliffe's
nmendmeiil
cinutiliflan
a
motion
of
want
of
confidence.
Uhanges
in
the
l'ensioos'
Act
lie
asserted
result
iu
great
injustice
to
the
women
or
llrilish
MRS.
HANK1NS0N
DIES
Wife
of
a
Smlthcrs
Doctor
Passes
Away
Following
Illness
Word
has
been
received
here
of
Ihe
death
iu
Smilhers
or
Mrs.
Ilankiusoti,
wire
or
Dr.
C.
It.
Ilankiiison.
She
had
been
ill
Tor
oeoplc
BOSTON
GRILL
mam
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dtnees,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XIV..
NO.
280,
l'HINUK
HLPKHT.
11.(1.
FIUDAY.
NfiVCMIihll
28.
VMUrtfif'i
Circulation
1S.
trtil
i
a.
PRir.E
FIVE
CEN13.
MUTINY
ZAGLOUL
PASHA
Form
I'li'iiin
r
of
Kgypl
wlm
r-Mgned
following
the
usMissiiial
ion
ol
Ihe
Sirdar
and
the
making
of
demands
from
thi
F.gyplian
(ioveriiment.
Zeppelin
Service
Between
United
Slates
and
Europe
Carrying
Half
Millioii
Letters
a
Trip
Announced
HUH
LIN.
Nov.
28.
A
weekly
Zeppelin
service
between
Toiled
Slates
ami
Kurope
w
ill
i
he
started,
l)r.
Hugo
Kcknor.
director
oi
Ihe
.rppHiii
Companv
announces.
The
Zi
ppi
lui-Cioi''ii
ar
i
oiiilnii.itioii,
thai
i
to
operate
tin
lug
Hying
ship,
dm
not
intend
lo
establish
a
passenger
service
low
but
il
oeiirvi
s
thai
one
Zeppelin
cm
Ii
way
weekly,
carrying
hall
u
million
!
tlei-
.if
25.-
carl:
would
be
a
business
success.
MITCHELL
IS
NEWLEADERj:
Liberals
Choose
Member
for
Bow
Valley
to
Lead
Pary
Alberta
In
CALUAHY,
Xov.
28.
-
Hon.
Charles
II.
Mitchell,
member
ol
the
Legislature
for
How
Valley
and
provincial
treasurer
in
the
Stewart
administration.
was
elected
leader
ot
Ibe
Liberal
parly
for
the
province
at
a
convention
of
Liberals
attended
by
A00
delegates
from
all
parts
of
the
iirovim
e.
The
eleclion
was
by
acclamation.
REFUNDING
DEBT
OF
OBJECT
TO
BEING
CALLED
BOBBED
HUIR
SISSIES
IN
CHURCH
WASHINGTON.
Xov.
28.
Hoblted
haired
members
of
the
choir
of
Mount
Vernon
Place
Methodist
Episcopal
Church.
South,
have
gone
on
strike
as
the
result
of
their
designation
as
"Mobbcd-haired
sissies"
by
the
llev.
Hurke
Culpepper,
a
Memphis
evangelist.
About
half
the
choir
is
out.
Undaunted,
Culpepper
is
continuing
lo
lambaste
the
ladies
who
have
bobbed
their
locks.
He
said
'ie
had
had
a
lot
of
letters
anenl
his
denunciation
of
short
tresses,
but
lhal
I
lie
people
who
wrote
him
"would
have
stood
more
chance
ot
Ibe
pearly
gales
il
they
had
spent
their
time
praying.
FRANCE
IS
DISCUSSED;
CLOSE
SEASON
TREATY
WASHINGTON,
Xov.
28.
In
formal
discussions
have
been
in-
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
SHAVED
BY
A
MADMAN
WOItCFSTF.lt.
Mass..
Xov.
28.
Numbers
of
Worcester's
prominent
citizens
are
going
about
shaking
in
their
shoes
because
they
were
shaved
last
week
by
Simon
Dasho.
barber,
one
of
the
most
dangerous
inmates
of
the
Slate
Hospital
for
the
Insane
Dasho
escaped
and
got
a
Job
in
GENERALLY
ENDORSED
some
lime
and
her
death
will
bojnn
exclusive
barbershop
where
he'
lerests
of
the
halibut
regreue.i
ny
mi
tiiitkl.
y
alley
.
handled
razors
with
dexterity
uu
a
r'
W
days
ago
s.-.-vi
SUDAN
OUTH
WALES
COAL
MINE
WHEN
RUSH
OF
WATER
COMES
LEAGUE
GETS
Egypt
Characterizes
British
Dsmands
as
Excessive
and
Iniquitous
GENEVA,
Nov.
28.
The
league
of
nations
has
received
a
protest
from
the
Egyptian
stale
condemning
Britain's
recent
action
In
Egypt,
The
message
characterizes
the
demands
for
satisfaction
for
the
anamination
of
the
Sirdar
as
excessive
and
Iniquitous.
i
is
not
thougnt
the
matter
will
come
up
at
the
next
league
meeting.
Scores
of
Miners
Escape
from
Flooded
Mine
with
Water
up
to
Their
Necks
and
Nine
are
Below
CAUIilFF,
NVule-.
Nov.
28.
-After
working
waist
high
in
walur,
li.iltliiig
the
deadly
hlackdanip
all
night,
rescue
crews
today
were
t!ll
striiggling
lo
reach
nin
miners
trapped
in
I'eulan
I'il
.It
Iiiinvaiil,
when
a
sudden
rush
oT
water
caused
numerous
roofs
to
tail.
S-re.s
of
miners
e-raped
through
water
reaching
to
their
necks
and
reached
the
outside
safely.
The
scene
al
the
pithead
war?
a
touching
one.
Hundreds
of
women,
relatives
uiul
friends
of
the
trapped
men.
gathered
there
lo
keep
vigil
awaiting
the
arrival
from
below
of
those
who
did
not
come.
TRADE
BALANCE
RECORD
MADE
U.S.
BETTER
TWO
WAY
TALK
Cain
Last
Year
Amounted
to
Communication
Between
Ship
and
$33,000,
0C0
Over
Previous
i
Shore
Over
Distance
of
Year
Halibut
In
Its
4.800
Miles
OTTAWA,
Xov.
28.
Canada
is
OTTAWA.
Nov.,
28.
What
is
buying
less
from
ami
selling
believed
lo
lie
a
record
for
two-
niore
to
the
United
Slates
than
way
communication
..between
ship
'slie.was
a
year
ago.
During
the
and
shore
was
established
when
jpast
year
United
States
imports
the
radio
station
of
the
depart-i
amounted
lo
i53i.00O,0ui)
a
de-
ment
of
fisheries
at
Kslevan,
fcrea-eW
.N6;1)0,000
front
tile
B.C.-
coTnmunlC-ited
wiUi
the
prexious
year.
steamship
Tahiti
bouud
from
h.xpnrt"
to
the
United
Mates
Australia
to
au
rrancisco,
a
from
this
country
amounted
in
distance
of
t.800
nautical
miles.
Hie
same
time
to
1
18.000,000
!
:L
LV'
."INTERIOR
COUPLE
da's
trade
balaace
shows
an
im-!
provement
of
8V3.0O0.OOO.
i
HAPPILY
MARRIED
Miss
Rachael
Shaw
Becomes
Bride
of
Ova
L.
Watson
of
Topley
SMITH
ERS,
Nov.
28.
A
quiet.'
j
wedding
was
solemnized
in
Smitbers
on
Wednesday,
November
26,
when
Miss
Rachael
Shaw-becanie
Ihe
bride
of
Ova
L.
Wat-
son
of
Topley.
The
ceremony"
i
was
performrd
by
Rev.
M.
W.
I.ee-
at
the
Union
Church
parsonage.
?
Mrs.
Watson,
who
was
a
resi-
idenl
in
Smitbers
Tor
a
Tew
i
months
in
the
early
part
or
the
;yeur,
is
a
daughter
of
Mrs.
Ira
L"
ISImw
of
Hums
Lake
who
is
one
jof
the
pioneers
of
that
district,
t
Mr.
Watson
is
Hie
youngest
on
of
J.
V.
Watson
or
Topley.
Afler
the
honeymoon
the
younff
ienoi.b
Hri
i-phirnintr
In
Tni
ley
and
intend
residing
on
the
ifarm
of
the
bridegroom
in
that
jdistricL
i
COMMISSIONER
OF
:i
LIVESTOCK
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
HOSPITAL
VICTORIA,
Nov.
28.
W.
T.
Macdonald,
livestock
commissioner
tor
British
Columbia,
died
here
al
Ihe
hospital.
He
has
held
the
olllce
since
July,
1912,
and
he
slituled
between
representatives
,
Meeting
In
Seattle
of
all
Interests
was
also
secretary
of
the
H.C.
of
the
governments
of
France;
and
the
I'mled
Slates
relative
to
the
basis
r-H-
refunding
France's
I
wartime
debt.
I
Connected
With
Went
on
Racord
Favor
Stockbreeders
association.
DIED
ON
STREET
In
Seattle,
al
a
public
recep-:
VANCOUVER.
Xov.
28.
John
lion
given
the
international
halt-
j
Mclean,
clerk
in
the
land
registry
but
fisheries
commission
by
the'oflice
for
ten
years,
died
as
he
Deep
Sen
Fishermen's
Union,
Ihe
was
stepping
from
his
auto
on
Vessel
Owners'
Association,
and
Fourth
Ave.
Heart
failure
is
all
the
large
halibut
producers,
iven
as
the
reason
for
the
every
interest
represented
endorsed
the
close
season
treaty
which
has
just
gone
actively
into
efrecl.
J.
P.
Habcock.
chairman
or
the
oonunissiuii,
slated
In
Vancouver
Ibis
week
that
the
commission
had
been
promised
Ihe
or
trll
Ihe
llrilish
Columbia
in
and
also
that
of
the
fatality.
VITALITY
OF
WHEAT
BRIGHTON,
England,
Nov.
28.
An
archeologlst
digging
In
Sussex
recently
fond
the
frap-
supportjnients
of
a
cooking
pot
used
by
the
wife
of
an
early
Hriton
about
risheries
700
B.C.
biological
,
fragment
:
said
lo
be
In
a
crack
of
ope
is
a
grain
or
wlicut,
m
p,'i-fr,-i
o"di!
I'j'i