25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Servica
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
gland
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VtDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XIV,
NO,
370.
CAlIlO.
Nov.
21.-The
Kirvolinti
rnliiiiel
h-ailed
by.
.agloul
lia
has
leiuJciTil
its
resignation
today
to
King
Fend,
who
ac
j
''I'led
it.
The
King
I
lieu
summoned
Ziwarh
I'asim.
pi
esuiem
the
Senate,
who
roiiM-nteil
to
form
a
ciihinel.
The
lalter's
'"
"enlnnce
of
(he
premiership
is
believed
likely
In
case
the
pre-t'nl
Mlunlioii
quickly
as
he
is
known
as
A
moderate
and
is
nni
''
ll.v
tikeil.
II
was
eveii.llniughl
in
some
quarters
that
a
new
Hihcnl
outlook
has
been
produced
which
will
obviate
Hie
tak-"'K
f
further
measures
which
Ihe
Uritish
considered
necessary.
LONDON.
Nov.
21
The
F.Rypl-"n
crisis
will
be
greatly
eased
by
Hie
resignation'
or
"Zagloiil
''""ha,
is
the
view
il
Is
underwood
Prevailed
al
Ihe
hour
and
half
session
of
the
cabinet
'"ailed
al
noon
(inlay
to
consider
lypllau
reply
0
the
Hrilisli
deiiiainlM.
AM,
1'1...
-..rir...i'
111
at
Iiiimip
for
I
lie
nasi
Worn
FUNEnAL
TODAY
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mis.
Dorothy
OoMietl.
who
lost
her
life
in
a
boating
nceidcnl
on
Hie
harbor
some
vvVeks
ago,
was
buried
this
aflernoon
iu
Fnirview
Ceiue-lery
followhiK
a
service
in
the
jll.C.
UnderlakerV
Chapel
al
which
llev.
0.
II.
Hacker
ofllriated.
lias
i
Among
Ihnse
M'liding
(lowers
Miss
Jean
Johnson,
Miss
w,!,!ki
in
ablc
o
around
again!
Fannie
While
and
(ieorge
While
l""i'.in,
Mas!.
a
FORMFR
MEMBER
OF
PARLIAMENT
LOSES
ACCEPT
T
LIQUOR
ARRIVES
Five
Hundred
Cases
Came
on
Cardona
Yesterday
ot
wnlch
300
For
Vondor
Some
five
hundred
cases
of
liquor,
over
300
of
wiiich
were
for
the
local
government
vendor,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Union
steamer
llanlena,
Cap!.
A.
I'..
Dickson,
yesterday
afternoon
,
.
..,
ll...
iti
l
....
I
lias
uiiiM'ii,
iiii
iu
win
iif
iiu
I
.lunger
of
any
kind
of
a
drought.
for
a
few
days
al
least.
The
Cardena.
which
arrived
at
15,000
coiniiiission
in
connection
NN'ells
and
Mr.
O'llourke.
For
with
Ihe
assignment
or
u
dry
dock
Stewart:
J.
F.
Hreeze.
A.
Hruce
sulisiily
poulrurl
from
M,
mid
J.
Arsenau
I'.oughlan
lo
the
Wallace
Shipyards
Co.
was
dismissed
by
Chief
Justice
Hunter
In
the
Supreme
Court
Til
Vancouver
last
week.
The
assignment
was
brought
about
at
the
lime
Mr.
Clements
will
silling
ns
menlber.
derson,
an
unnecessary
the
ease.
IRELAND
ENTERS
FOR
DAVIS
CUP
AT
TENNIS
NFAV
YORK,
Nov.
24.
Ireland
Coslswas
(ho
first
country
to
enter
the
were
awarded
to
Ihe
successful
IU25
Davis
Cup
tennis
pompttl-
defiTndanl
who,
however,
was
or
dered
lo
pay
costs
for
James
An
lion.
A
challenge
has
been
re
ceived
fnin
the
Irish
by
Hir
third
United
Stales
I.awn
Tennis
As
)"
ll
llll
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'i
'Newspaper
PIUNCB
HL'l'KKT,
H.C..
MONDAY.
NOVEMHKIl
25,
12S.
YuUrday't
Clrcullln
1.SS0.
liff
claimed
'wrongrul
sehure
on
Hie
part
of
Hie
defendant
off
in
treacle.
ko.hU
and
chattels
on
tt
Francois
Lake
ranch
was
completed
in
Hie
Supreme
Court
before
Mr.
Justice
(Sregory
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
judgment
wns
reserved.
Iu
the
course
of
Ihe
taking'
of
evidence.
Idlers
from
defence
counsel
to
the
plaintiff
in
which
fraud
on
Ihe
part
of
the
taller
was
stiggi'stiid
were
read.
His
Lordship
expressed
surprise
at
There
U
plenty
of
rain
these
ii.
eotiteiils
of
said
letters,
es
days
and
now
thai
such
a
sub-j
1Moially
coming
from
a
member
slantial
shipment
of
wet
good!f
die
legal
profession
and
said)
1.
15
ami
sailed
for
Stewart,;
n,
defendant
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
at
8
o'clock,
rnniniiccimi
piiit
"an
ine
lotiowing
in
tier
nrsi
LUlllllllOJlUll
OUlljclass
passenger
Iisl--For
Prince
Hupert:
John
Matson,
G.
T.
Wjl-
The
acllon
or
Herbert
S.
Clem-j
Hams,
J.
II.
McAllister.
H.
Myers
euls,
forniere
member
of
federal
and
M.
M.
Waterman,
For
Anyox:
parliament
for
Comox-Atlin,
H.
Herlier
and
Mr
Nevison.
For
agaJnst
John
J.
(Vnighlan
for
Alice
Arm:
A.
C.
II.
(lernardi,
Mr.
they
might
havo
been
just
cause
for
libel
action.
Alex.
Melt.
Young
appeared
for
the
plaintiff
and
L.
S.
McOill
fori
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HULL
IIAIlHOIt.
Cloudy
;
westerly
wind;
bar.
30.05;
temp.
H:
heavy
swell.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy;
liar.
2U.HU;
lemp.
32;
sea
biuooth.
DlUltV.
Cloudy;
f-ash
wesle'r-
y
wind;
bar.
2D.yi4
letups
10;
uoilerale
swell.
Noon
HUM.
IIAHHOn.
Clear;
west
prly
wind;
bar.
30.05;
tembp.
19;
heavy
swell:
.10.30
a.m.
Camosuu
at
Fitzhugh
Sound
southbound.
DEAD
THEE.
Clear;
calm-
bar.
50.90;
temp.
3H;
sea
smooth
DK511Y.
-Ilnin,
light
southeasterly
wind;
bar.
:I0,
tem;.
18
wilii
them.
Slriwl
Silw.
bit
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dance,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TISH
DEMANDS
GOVERNMENT
AT
CAIRO
RESIGNS
AND
NEW
PREMIER
APPOINTED
BY
KING
Egypt
Accepts
Demand
of
British
Government
for
Indemnity
and
an
Apology
for
Sirdar's
Assassination
Troops
are
Already
Moving
out
of
Soudan
and
HATCHERIES
TO
Money
Paid
Over
to
British
t
This
Morning
LONDON,
Nov.
21.
Tin
Kgyplian
government
h
agreed
lit1
HrtiiMi
demand
m
coiiucrlion
with
the
aoatMUalioii
ol
Lee
Stuck.
Sirdar.
of
the
Ik
ptiii
Ami)
and
tiovermir
of
Ui
mIiiii.
who
wiiii
aliot
down
at
Cairn
ll
week.
The
ItritiHil
tle-:icd
i
proper
ajK
.
p'l
ti
li
m
e
n
1
,of
1
1
1
.i-n--.in
ami
an
innitj
anil
uImi
promise
thai
1
1
1
-
government
would'
prevent
..
n
-Iratioiift
wlui'li
would
tend
lo
dilurb
tli''
pence.
The
Mnli'li
government
ha
derided
that
Uir
indemiHly
of
kmiuo
demanded
of
KKM'I
-ImhiIi
bo
-nl.jc.
(
t
provisions
for
-Bllon
of
f
!
"victim,
be
.
f
o
object
in
aiau.
f"r
which
country
it
S
j
l.ce
Slurk
devoted
hi
Excavation
Begun
NM)X.
N.iv.
21.
The
rvae-t
f
iih-
Soti'luii
by
Hie
Si
i
1
1
n
lot
begun,
)
nw
y
deilrh
Oil
af-'I'li
i
ik
in
niTonl.ui.e
of
yix.iltM'OMinf
Ida
,
m-
i
.vartiila(il'
strong
ar-j
Wards
l".(tyl
III
MMIIICHKHI
uiftliMoii
f
Sirdar'
mkc
wide
H'ral
from
i
-
and
publle
although
R:
r
l
?
ti
of
Ihe
ie-quai'er
nnl
ron-"ii
Hie
srl
of
Hie
pre
and
political
I
Min
li
hh
Uv
demand
tor,
withdrawal
f
of
Egyptian
f'oru
l
li
Soudan
and
py-j
'('
lP
500.000
ilidemiill)
j
In-
.nily
requirement
in'
It:
-ti
ultimatum
oiiiiliain'
h
-It
were
niri'ifM'Ully
I'll.
Il
U
aMIIIICil
tli"
-ll
I
.ivITIIIIHll
Will
llllowl
mnlilp
lini
In
fulfil
lhe
i-iipiilalioitx.
there
I"
mi
;
.
mi
lo
Jio
taken
however
K
y
weakening
in
I
In
Itrili'li
;k
nii.iii
lo
have
Uit
term
I.-
noip
stririly
observed
Indemnity
Paid
MUM.
Nov.
21.
H;
'i
li
for
Mir
death
of
I
lie
SirJ
Haviil
i!;:;
wan
mini
by
Uie
Egyptian
ti
AN
IMPERIAL
COMMITTEE
Marketing
of
Dominion
Produce
to
he
Handled
In
London
OTTAWA,
Nov.
24.
The
Canadian
Government
along
with
the
governments
of
other
Dominions
has
agreed
to
the
formation
of
an
Imperial
com-mlttse
to
deal
with
the
marveling
of
Dominion
produce.
The
personnel
of
the
committee
Is
as
yet
undecided.
Objections
taken
at
the
Imperial
conference
to
the
formation
of
an
Imperial
economic
committee
do
not,
It
Is
stated,
apply
to
the
proposed
committee
on
marketing.
The
objections
at
that
time
were
to
the
creation
of
a
committee
with
practically
an
unlimited
field.
There
was
no
objection
to
the
formation
of
committees
which
would
consider
specific
subjects.
JUDQE
DAVID
DEAD
AN'ClltlHAliE.
Nov.
21.
Judge
.POlold
X.
UllM't.
15
viir
of
ae.
"Hot
her
of
heart
I
rouble.
I'll
iHdfiti-illi
came
lo
Alaska
20
jcar
aaro.
f
jno.000
demanded
by
the
nili-illy.
Indian,
wak
ami
in
tin"
rily
t
:
i
iiictil
nl
11:13
Ihii
morn-
polifi-
rourl
this
uiorniiiK
for
iii-
toXlral
ion.
Egyptian
Government
Resigns
and
New
Premier
Chosen
by
King
Feud
for
That
Country
BE
DISCUSSED
Authorities
Differ
as
to
Value
of
Artificial
Propagations
to
Biological
Board
to
j
Decide
A
ritil
full
ini'nliiiR
of
Ihe
biological
hoard
of
(Xanadu
has
bi'i-ii
ralli'd
at
tin
r'iiii'l
of
the
.
iin
ri
UKMit
of
fUlirriiM
for
Dv-
(
leniWr
30
mi
Ullawu.
and
this1
'
will
iiocPMititali
JiiIiii
llyliliavn.
tin1
local
rji'ei'iitati
on
that
lioard.
IrntiiiK
on
or
befori",
iMiri-luiai
l
in
ordi-r
to
bi
pre-,
nl.
II
will
iIIsciik''
lialcbery
,
'
,-robpiii.
Then'
i'm
lo
!
a
difference,
'r
opinion
ainuR?;HutlioriUfi
hi
o
Ihe
Miljlie
r
liajtlnriex
in
fifhl
wiltui.
II
bmi
coiicrii!ividy
!
-Iiown
tn
U
iJn
'iaUrorKib-
fhwrlrftifr
riiiiwt&lrW,
j
im
have
a
coiuplrle
failure
hii'I
many
calnion
canners
and
oiliir
haw
llii'
opiuioti
that
the
lialrlirncH
are
of
no
value
lo
Ibe
-ulnioii
iiiduslry.
llii-
III..
Caiiniiii:
and
racking
'"o.
operah
a
lialrlorj'
of
'heir
own
mi
lto
Xiiiikiih
Itivi-r
in
con-uii'lion
with
their
Niiiiklli
Iliver
'-antirry
mid
(
the
tiianapineiit
f
that
inxlitulion
declares
lliey
are
not
at
all
Mire
(hat
they
derive
any
benefit
from
I
lie
hatch-
I
ery.
What
Was
Responsible?
The
vooil
run
of
cockeye
tliis
eiu-
on
the
Skeena
Iliver
i
set
I
own
to
the
liatrlnfies,
but
no
one
is
sun1
dial
Hip
run
would
iiol
Iihvp
been
just
as
In
rue
if
Hie
lnilrlierfes
had
nol
born
ihere.
The
'halrhpriiw
oi
Hie
rnr
llivpr
di'l
not
save
the
fish
Uirre
from
depletion.
'Hie
conrMiui
of
opinion
seem
lo
If
that
for
the
less
valuable
salmon.
Mich
a
piuk,
Hip
halplipries
are
useful
but
for
ftockr-yr
there
is
grave
doubt
of
their
utility.
1'ndnr
a
mate
of
contradictory
opinion
the
ilcpnrtinMil
of
fish-ries
wUhes
nn
opinion
on
the
subject
from
the
Biological
lioard
o
that
Ihey
may
deride
whether
In
restrict
Iheir
hatchery
opera-lioim
or
extend
them.
Doubtless
under
Ihese
circumslanees
the
board
will
collate
all
Dip
rvi-lance
procurable
and
pome
lo
n
'
Air.
J.
K.
T
.
'iin.i.-.
.ou.i:
.secrciury.
t..k--
inrmls
Willi
souie
little
Ivuiiir
lnl
m
-o
during
a
it
'eo.
v
-n
to
.t.ape
Colony.
South
A
I
en
a.
M.
.
Tlmmas.
.i
lie
-cm
v.iili
hmi.
KU
KLUX
KLAN
IS
SEEN
AT
TORONTO
TOilONTU,
Nov.
2
i
The
first
experience
in
connection
wilh
the
Ku
Klux
Klau
look
place
here
Saturday
nielli
when
while
robed
figures
burned
two
largp
wooden
crosses
in
dilferent
parts
of
the
city.
"
t
JODGMENf
RESERVED
1
Hanged
Himself
on
Train
Near
Smithers
Early
Yesterday
With
Handkerchief
and
Piece
of
Cord
lliiiigeii
by
Hie
nci
k
from
a
coat
hook
with
a
handkerchief
and
ioiii
piece
ol
cord,
the
feel
just
touching
Ihe
floor,
the
lifeless
bo:y
of
J.
V.
lloiliiigsworth,
aged
about
28
and
lielievtd
to
lie
single,
was
found
early
yesterday
morning
just
after
leaving
hake
Kaililvu
station
by
bonductor
l-'ru.ik
Waner
in
the
lavatory
of
the
first
class
coach
of
the
westbound
pas.seuger
train
vvliich
arrived
here
from
the
Kl
hist
evening.
II
was
apparently
a'
lear
cjise
of
suicide,
taking
place
about
Ihe
time
the
train
reached
Sniilliers.
Ideiitily
was
established
by
the
name
on
the
inside
COLONEL
TELLS
OF
PALESTINE
Salvation
Army
Head
Gives
Interesting
Lecture
on
Sunday
Aftsrnoon
The
lecture
given
by
Colonel
l.hai'les
Knott,
chief
secretary
of
the
Salation
Army
in
Canada,
was
very
well
attended
in
spile
of
Ihe
inclement
weather
yesterdayl
afternoon.
Mayor
Newton
tookl
the
chair
and
iu
introducing
the
I
of
Ihe
coat
and
also
from
insur
ance
papers
on
Ihe
person.
There
was
a
dollar
or
so
in
the
pockets
of
deceased's
clothes
as
well
as
a
Calgary
bank
pass
book
show
ing
a
balance
of
230.
As
lo
the
motive
1
1
vat
might
have
actuated
deceased
in
taking
his
own
I'Tfe,
the
trajn
oflicials
were
unable
to
lell
anything.
Ilollingsworth
was
said
lo
have
been
on
his
way
from
Trail,
B.C.
lo
.Smithers.
where
a
year
or
so
ago
he
had
been
employed
by
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
as
a
watchman,
tie
is
believed
to
have
boarded
the
Prince
Hupert
train
at
Jasper,
having
come
there
over
the
Vancouver
HneJ
fronivthe
said
JSOl
'
0,"'y
ws
removed
speaker
some
very
cangralii-l""11'
.
.jfni
iatory
wonls
unoul
me
aIvauoal",,'
.
"
.mw
Army
ahdils
worli.
.
iunmi
over
io
inc
provincial
and
interesting
slory
of
Palestine
Conductor's
Story
before
and
after
the
war.
He
was
Telling
last
evening
on
arrival
in
the
country'
firs't
20
year
ago
lu-re
of
the
gruesome
discovery
,
and
was
privileged
to
hold
a
he
had
made,
Conductor
Warren
commission
as
padre
under
lien-
staled
thai,
while
checking
over
eral
Allenby.lhe
Hnlis
Icader.who
his
passengers
after
leaving
conquered
the
Turks.
Ho
de-'Smithers
where
he
had
taken
dared
that
no
country
in
ihe
charge
of
the
train,
he
passed
-world
was
so
attractive
for
his-
Hie
open
door
of
the
lavatory
lrttifal
Ili,tnlnrrirn1
fir
Fltlpml
in-'un.l
u..t.
n.i.t
t.-lll.
1,tw
l...yL-
Ir.
!
IN
UAWAuL
AtllUN
lerP'-
Al
present
the
population
'the
door,
the
position
seeming
j
,
was
about
half
a
million
people
Hie
natural
one
of
standing.
of
all
nations
and
tribes.
The
bulkiihough
the
body
was
somewhat
.
j
Caustic
,t
d
Remark
m
f
l
fyi
Made
hw
oy
'
M.
Mr.
.
,,
...
,,r.
.
..
...
.
'
wprp
flesepiiilpiits
nf
Hip
nlil
11-.mnilu.l
nvoi
nn.l
lln.io
unniprl
jubi.ee
urcaory
n
o.on.u-
naaiu'tifh
tribes
mentioned
in
the
to
be
a
while
cloth
around
the
nlcatlon
of
Defence
!
llible.
The
best
guide
book
-to.
neck.
Nolhinz
wroiu
was
tlieu
Counsel
TakinK
of
evidence
and
argu
t
l'ales'tine
was
the
llible.
'
The
Dead
Sea
The
Dead
Sea
was
a
very
suspected.
After
the
stop
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
(he
conductor
at-
again
relumed
through
the
ves-
ment
or
counsel
iu
Hie
damage
tractive
place
hut
in
name
only.'hDule
pas!
Hie
lavatory.
I
lie
action
or
II.
I..
Sidener
of
Hums
Some
travellers
said
thai
a
bath!
man
was
slill
there
In
the
same
Lake
vs.
Sherirr
John
Shirley
of.
in
the
Dead
Sea
was
refreshiugJposilion
bul
there
was
no
res-Prince
Hupert
in
which
the
plain-
The
Colonel
said
he
disagreed
potise
when
he
was
asked
for
his
II
was
like
bathing
Hckel.
The
conductor
then
touch-He
had
been
very'.ed
the
arm
lo
attract
attention
cralerul
Mr
a
dip
in
Ihe
Jordan
'and
the
body
swung
slowly
aflerwards
to
wash
off
the
saline!
around.
Then
il
was
round
that
deposit
.
Colonel
Kuotl
aw
Ihe
charred
WARSHIPS
LEAVING
FOR
EGYPTIAN
PORTS
London.
Nov.
si.
The
admiralty
lias
ordered
the
superdreadnaughl
Iron
Duke
to
Alexandria,
Egypt,
the
battleship
Malaya
to
Port
Said
and
the
cruiser
Caradoo
and
two
dpslroy-ers
lo
Soudan.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
tho
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
on
November's
I,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
4
Alex
.Maedonabl.
1153
Elevenlli
.wenue
r.asi.
Hie.
man
was
dead
from
hanging.
I
Ihe
body
was
nol
yet
cold
or
ruins
of
the
nbl
cities
in
thejslill
,
though
the
hands
were
waters
of
the
Dead
Sea.
This
leH
jslarting
to
become
chilled.
It
no
doubt
in
regard
lo
Hip
Iliblejwas
apparent
that
death
had
narrative
or
the
cities
or
the
plain
Maken
place
not
long
before,
overwhelmed
by
Ihe
fiery
de-'l'Mdenly.
the
man
had
tied
the
struclion
of
the
days
of
Abra-1
''andkeichief
around
his
neck
ham.
Jerusalem
and
jumped
from
the
lavatory
seal
thus
hanging
himself.
The
"We
cannot
think
or
Palestine
!coat
and
hat
had
been
remoyed
and
laid
down
nearby.
(conl
inued
on
page
Tour)
The
body
was
taken
down
and
turned
over
to
the
next
provincial
police
station
at
llazellon
to-
unlliAi
wifli
uiioli
nlTnnnla
nf
j
I
o
fkllS
Willi
CUVII
VUVVVIO
Ul
uv
.i-eased
as
could
be
found.
A
.bundle
of
overalls
and
working
Jclolhes
found
in
the
coach
after
,
arrival
oT
the
train
here
U
als6
!believed
to
have
belonged
to
de
!
ceased.
,
ASIA
IS
SHAKEN
BY
EARTHQUAKES
LONDON.
Nov.
21.
Many
towns
in
Anatolia
were
shaken,
by
.earthquake
on
Saturday
night.
The
new
railway
station
at
Oucliak
was
dnstroyed
an4
cousiderabe
ilaindge
was
done
elsewhere.
TOKIO.
Nov.
21
Severe
earthquakes
ol
rour
minutes
duration
rocked
the
Lake
Huwa
region
liij.
Ilobert
Kipp.
charged
witli
in-;
eluding
the
cities
or
Kioto
and
loxication
was
ruied
J5
in
MieXagoya
early
this
morning.
No
""'
'
!'-
''';
set'ious
dainaB
ts
reported.