25
rcpl
I
TAXI
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOI,
XIV
NO,
27D
ui
ill
l
et.
AGAIN
ARRESTED
.
AFTER
ESCAPING
WESTBOUND
TRAIN
I
n
A
V.v
.:
I1.mii--Uli"
-'
tl
i
-
I
from
Hie
a.
Mo.i
iiii'
Hal
Wcdnes-w
.
ip
imug
ccorW'd
lo
Yan-
f
.
.
in
Hilawa
charged
with
r
.Mu
valued
hi
2,ooo
ii
Yam
miiu'i
adi-ess.
was
I
a-'
ihkIi'
'
Maple
dtsruM
NEW
BOAT
FOR
GEORGE
FRITZ
Margaret
I.
Arrived
From
Van
couver
Last
Night
and
Will
ba
Tied
Up
(ii..
ri-
rule
arriM-il
Ii'-it
t'vi'iiiuu
from
VHiicoincr
1
k
k:
In
new
lioat
the
Mar-::
'
I
whirh
l
In
fili
haliliiH
f
(Ins
port.
Ilie
vrweel
tt
:
l
l
ing
with
10
foot
beam
'
li-i't
iiioiiIiIimI
(lilli
and
ik
i
ill
wild
it
ii
K0
liorfe
power
ili.t
M'lm
-ili-i-el
engine.
Sli
i
iilaic
Hie
TheliiMt
wlilrh
ri-i
iMiiiy
iim
hI
(tea.
Krilz
miys
lie
will
have
I'-
tU
(he
liotil
here
ami
will
'
hep
up
in
rrniliiieo
for
Ilie
ri!
:
l?ig
of
Hie
luillliul
(ieunon.
)
;
''It;
V.v"'
l.ll.M(..
Nov
ii.
.Km.,
(ieorge
eul
a
MiraKe
)'lfNayl
to
Fielil
Mai
hat
uruuiil
Allen
-by.
Ilrili'h
HikIi
r.oiiiimioner
in
llgypl.
ai
follow
:
"I
am
ileeply
grii-M'il
Hi
I
In-
ih-alli
ol
Sir
Lee
Slack
uml
fi'i'l
lulli-rly
the
imlm-uily
inllii'teii
upon
my
army
by
lltt
cruel
imilili-r
of
one
of
ils
IMohI
llll,IIKllili-il
mIIcim.
'
REQUIEM
MASS
SUNG
FOR
CARDINAL
LOGUE
Many
Catholic
Dlgnatarles
and
RellQlous
Orders
Attending
ItoMI.,
.Nov
.
Ili'ipiiem
niuHf
lor
Ontiiiiil
l.oKiie
wh
niing
in
ln
IiIiiUi
rliurch
sitnln
.Maria
1
!
la
rare
yenterilay.
nuiny
uhiii-i
Oak
Bay
Sells
All
its
Reverted
Lands
for
Lump
Sum
Payable
in
MCTOIUA,
Nov.
22.
-Negolinlions
for
li
biggest
real
es-liile
deul
in
Oak
Hay
since
before
Ihe
war
were
coiupleled
es-'l'dy
between
Ihe
niutiifipalily
of
Dak
Hay
ami
11
syndicate
of
'"'Ml
realtors.
Under
Ihe
deal
Oak
Hay
sold
fiOO
revelled
lots
to
Miidituile,
thus
making
ilseir
Ihe
first
mimieipalily
in
W'est-'
Cuiiailii
lu
clear
up
ils
revelled
lands.
Tlie
lands
are
being
taken
over
for
iinprouMiie
nl
and
re-'"l''
The
price
at
which
lliey
are
being
puirlitiMMl
is
a
lump
""in
of
tjrto.iMHI,
the
terms
being
1
5,0(1(1
cash
by
December
:l
"nn
me
luil
n
nee
in
four
eipial
an
mini
iiuyiiiimU
wild
lulioi'sl
at
five
per
n,nt
..()
,lV(.,.j,,.
price
"f
Hie
lols
is
50.
Mrtl
or
i,h
lols
in
Oak
Bay
f
ftv
feel
wide
by
I
'.'0
I
reel
deep
bill
Ihey
vary
somewhat
from
Ibis
size
in
different
see-lions,
notably
011
(ionznles
Hill
i
he
iliunaUrie
ami
repreieiila-i
upon.
Iies
of
Iri'li
religioiiti
onlern
rlleiiiling.
BRITISH
BATTALION
ORDERED
TO
EGYPT
SAILING
WEDNESDAY
VAI.KI
TA,
Malta.
Nov.
'ilie
rirsl
llalliilmii
of
Ilie
Kant
Laiiciisliire
llcgiineiil
hts
been
sinl-diMily
ordereil
lo
Kay
pi
and
vmII
sail
011
I'hoti'gniph
-how
ol
Naples
(luring
were
being
operated.
V"f
:nge
peak
load
seen
would
The
The
650
nver-
horsn
'
.llio
lioisi"
mi'i
111111
111.
cuiiin'i
1
I
K00
horse
power
or
about
D3
peri
I
;
.
I
I
1
demand.
1
ceui
01
ils
us
maxiiiium
maximum
Five
Equal
Annual
Instalments
ZJz
Ih
the
mill
ami
elevator
alion,
it
was
readily
to
be
that
the
present
plant
be
greatly
overloaded,
utilities
committee,
Mr.
EIGHTY
BUSHELS
OF
OATS
TO
THE
ACRE
Bl'llNS
LA
KM,
.Nov.
22.
The
(iowanbank
ranch
operated
by
J.
M.
(iowau
thrashed
oats
a
few
days
ago
that
went
eighty
bushels
lo
Ihe
acre.
This
is
said
to
be
ami
al
Ihe
Uplands
where
Hicy!
an
excellent
result
for
land
in
tho
illy
'
irgcr.
i-tricf.
1-
w
-
-
ft
s
Ilie
Dante
Alighirn.
one
ol
f
r
.
J
"
gre.dest
Ili!
recent
review
of
Ins
ilc
l
l
Ilie
king.
Enough
Can
be
Developed
at
Woodworth
to
Supply
Three
Elevators,
the
Sawmill,
and
Twice
Present
Population
Thnl
Ilie
water
ait
Wuodwortlt
Lake
ran
lie
harneed
so,
as
lo
fiiriiili
four
tnue
Ilie
power
that
is
at
pre.-ent
being
pro-1
ilmed
at
lite
eil's
hydro-electric
plant
and
that
the
output
of
WtMMlworlli
Lake
would
take
cure
oT
the
power
demands
of
three
elexators,
the
Seal
Ctue
sawmill
and
twice
the
city'
pre-enl
iMtpulatiou
and
still
leave
water
supply
lor
lOO.OUll
people
were
only
tw
or
the
interesting
slulenieuts
made
by
Krnesl
Love,
superintendent
r
utilities,
in
addressing
the
Prince
llupert
llatepayers'
Associalipn
last
night
on
the
tiiuiiifiutl
power
sjt-nalmn.
Mr.
Uve".t
address
was
a.
verv
eiiliKhletiing
and
iwtssuritig;
t
...
s;ll,i
1....1
iia.i
ii10
situation
me
ami
was
fully
appreciated
by
umt.r
ailM-cim-nl
several
times
Ilin.e
who
heard
Low
hail
spoken.
it.
After
.Mr.jihi,.
yi.ar,
u
ha,
I
ln-en
decided.
Mayor
Newlon,
I
..I...
I
f.'illml
WHO
WHS
it
I
SII
il
I.
-'"in,
v...
He
gave
further
assurance
by
slat
ine
thai,
even
u
the
elevator
plan
malureil
ami
the
Seal
Cove
null
were
put
in
operation
again,
the
eily
was
in
a
position
In
nieel
the
power
demands
of
Miolli
at
very
slmrl
notice.
i
Would
Overload
Plant
!
In
opening
his
address,
Mr.
;I.ove
explained
tliul
the
present
,
installation
at
Ilie
Shawallans
!
Lake
hydro-eleclrie
plant
con-
isisled
of
one
machine
capable
of
i
providing
lllto
horse
power.
II
was
now
parrying
a
maximum
;
load
of
H5
horse
power,
this
i'.imlv
when
Ilie
illy
dock
lumloons
i
however,
uol
lo
risk
pulling
m
further
installation
until
definite
contracts
for
power
had
been
obtained
so
that
the
city
might
be
protected.
The
wisdom
of
this
bad
been
demonstrated
in
connection
with
Ilie
previous
operation
of
the
sawmill.
It
had
cost
the
city
$15,000
to
make
the
connection
and
till
(he
city
had
gnl'
out
or
it
was
1
5,000.
This
hail
been
a
pwor
investment.
II
was
necessary
to
pet
rockbound
contracts.
Power
Possibilities
Mr.
Love
referred
lo
a
repoit
thai
had
been
made
on
Wood-woiilt
Lake
possibilities
in
loll
by
Mr.
Hoss.
Ihe
Seallle
expert.
At
dial
lime
Mr.
Hoss
had
given
assurance
that
Ihe
water
in
'lumiiF
Tliercrnrc.
there
was
sllll
1
Votlworth
Lake
conlil
nroilnre
100
or
B00
horse
power
available!
5.000
horse
power
continuously,
from
the
present
planl.
Tlio
a
maximum
of
0,
000
horse
power
sawmill,
which
U
was
being
pro-1
nnd
water
for
208,000
people,
posed
to
reopen,
would
require
1
Last
year
Mr.
Hoss
had
again
f
ii.)
I........
.....I
II...
alAinlni.
!
(continued
on
page
0
ONE
ARRESTED
Confession
of
Taxlcab
Driver
Leads
One
of
Assassins
of
Sirdar
Into
Jail
LONDON,
Nov.
12.
A
special
despatch
from
Cairo
says
one
oT
the
alleged
assassins
of
Slack
was
arresled
after
t
tto
confession
of
a
taxicab
driver,
who
had
been
following
the
shooting
of
Ihe
Sirdar.
PRINCE
RUPERT!
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
IMUNCH
HL'PKHT,
B.C.,
HATl
IIDAY.
XOVKMHKIl
22,
lOSTi.
r.-u-dt'i
circuution
mi
fighting
lnjis,
in
the
Bay
KING
DEPLORES
.WnnfoniUf
nf
Utilities
Makes
CAIRO
MURDER
d.
r,
Says
He
Feolh
Dll'crly
tho
In
dignity
Inflicted
Upon
the.
Army
by
Act
jRatcpaers
at
Of'
HallLastNight
FRANCE
TO
BORROW
$100,000,000
FROM
THE
UNITED
STATES
I'AIUS,
Nov.
:2.
The
senate
and
chamber
of
deputies
last
night
passed
a
bill
under
which
1
00.-000,000
will
be
advanced
to
Franc,;
by
the
United
Slates
financial
intesesis
Ii
eat
led
by
the
Morgan
Company.
ST.
ANDREW'S
WHIST
1
DRIVE
LAST
EVENING)
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
In
Second
Avenue
Club
Rooms
Last
Night
Twelve
Tables
The
SI.
Andrew's
Society
held
a
wliit
drive
last
night
in
tho
club
rooms
on
Second
Avenue.
There
were,
twelve
tables
and
tin
t
Iiitii..t
ui.ri"
I.
miles
first
first.
Mrs.
Christiansen;
men's
second,-Charles
Teylor.
After
refreshments
hail
been
served
a
few
square
dances
were
enjoyed
j
lo
Ihe
piano
accompaniment
played
by
Mrs.
Bruce
Love.
William
It
rid,
president
of
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
Sjieiely,
was
in
chargel
and
Ihe
ladies'
committee
con-
sisled
of
Mrs.
F.asttnau,
Mrs.l
Duncan.
Mrs.
Beit
Dalgimio
audi
Mrs.
Christ
innsen.
!
BALDWIN
GOVERNMENT
IS
NOT
IN
FAVOR
OF
the
colonies,
said
lasl
night
Ihe
Baldwin
(iovernnient
was
not
in
favor
or
Prohibition
and
Ihey
are
confirmed
in
their
altitude
by
the
experience
M
Ihe
Hulled
Stales.
He
said
prohibition
would
not
promote
temperance
and
social
problems
were
not
solved
by
drastic
measures
which
deslroy-
.!
Mie
freedom
of
the
majority
Street
Sales.
6I
TAKING
TIME
Action
of
Sidener
vs.
Shirley!
Oblll
DCIIiy
noaiv
ak
Hssuca
I
This
Afternoon
The
damage
action
of
It.
L.
Sidener
of
Hums
Lake
vs.
Sheriff
j
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining.
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
parties,
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PIIICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
MAKES
DEMANDS
FROM
EGYPTIANS
POSSIBILITIES
OF
DEVELOPING
POWER
AT
W00DW0RTH
LAKE
DISCUSSED
Mailed
Glove
for
Egypt
Over
Assassination
ol
Sirdar
Sir
Lee
Stack
Number
of
Demands
by
British
Government
includes
Payment
of
Two
and
Half
Million
Dollars
Indemnity
I,
MHO.
Nov.
ST.;.
Tin
llnlili
nole
handed
to
S.-uglHil
I
Iili,
the
Mgyphuii
Premier,
loday
demands
u
"proper
apology'
iti
no
lion
with
the
Killing
by
aaftiM
ol
Mnjor
General
.Sii
I
t
k.
(lie
Sinlur.
uitd
n
inileminly
of
half
a
million
hmiiu1s.
The
U'de
furthermore
holds
hi
reserve
h
revision
of
I
Ik
;.ion-
governing
tin
rclnc
incut
ui
Unlt-h
ol
fii-iaN
from
Yfi
,
'
uml
insist
upon
III
retention
of
Ihe
Hiili-h
j
1
1
.tl
aim
in
mi
advisor.
Tli'
lode
!
ilftiiMiKl
Ilie
pi
IhIiiIiii
i
-1
t
di-mmi
-
u
.
I
I
It
withdrawal
of
-
,'iilli
of
(l(T
Hllll
Wills
fliilll
s'
tidan.
tlii-
Soudanese
troops)
!in
under
control
of
the
,ai
Government.
k
,.i.ier
funeral
for
General
-
Ui'ihv
held
today,
at-'
I
tiy
Hii'i.li
official
tun!
It
W4
it
v
r
Tr---pvT-ia-Ki
urorwTi
-
v
Sentence
Passtd
on
Two
Men
Assizes
Yesterday
by
Judge;
Macdonald
Got
Nine
Months
Jack
Maclioiialil.
who
was
found
guilty
ol
assaulting
Police
Constable
Arthur
Collins
while
engaged
in
the
of
his
dutv
at
Ore
,111
Falls
011
August
20,
was
sentenced
yesterday
afternoon
by
Mr.
Justice
(Sregury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
lo
nine
months
imprisonment
with
hard
labor
a
I
Okalia.
Prison
Farm,
the
time
commencing
from
the
date
of
his
airesl
on
August'
SJSt.
Fred
Hreucer,
on
w
hoe
rase
the
jury
had
disagreed
earlier
iti
ilie
day
was
again
arraigned
and
charged
with
unlawfully
assault-
YEAR
CLOSES
F0RHALI8UT
Sales
Almost
Samo
as
For
Last
Yrar:
November
Good
The
total
halibut
eales
for
tho
year
just
closed
amount
to
approximately
23,154,000
Ibst
as
against
29,193,700
for
the
whole
of
last
year.
For
the
month
.of
November
the
arrivals
brought
2,-314,200
lbs.
as
against
2,-330,400
in
the
whole
of
November
of
last
year.
The
Sea
Maid,
the
last
of
the
halibut
fleet
expected
to
arrive
from
the
banks
this
year,
brought
8,000
lbs.
which
sold
this
morning
to
the
Cold
Storage
at
13.30c
and
6c.
The
fish
exchange
will
now
closs
until
February.
:
DAMAGE
CASE
.
ii
oonstable
Collins
yvhile
in
the
execution
of
his
duties.
To
this
charge
he
pleaded
guilty
and,
on
uggpstion
of
II.
Castiilou,
counsel
for
the
defence,
which
was
concurred
in
by
K.
F.
Jones,
coUnsel
for
the
crown,
was
released
on
.suspended
sentence
on
his
own
recognizance
in
the
sum
"r
1?
1,000.
The
passing
of
these
sentences
concluded
the
criminal
docket
of
he
assizes
and
thereupon
the.
civil
cases
were
proceeded
with,
II
is
expected
that
the
session
'will
conclude
today.
Charge
Reduced
On
resumption
of
court
at
3
11
clock
yesterday
afternoon
after
I
he
noon
ress,
Mr.
Jones
gave
nolice
I
hat
he
had
decided
to
withdraw
the
first
Iwo
count
againsHifeiiif.iijt
proeee.d.witli
the
third-
A
plea
of
guilty
was
Ihen
entered
by
Mr.
Uastilluu
oft
behalf
of
the
accused.
He
asked
for
leniency
on
(lie
grounds
of
accused's
previous
good
character
and
the
circumstances
of
the
.night
in
question
when
'accused
'bad
come
lo
town
after
several
months
in
the
woods
jarnl
had
1
been
under
Ilie
influence
of
li(f-Uior.
Mr.
Jones
suggested
that
suspended
sentence
be
passed.
While
he
had
really
no
definite
Ui
informal
ion
as
to
the
age.
char-
conlinued
on
page
five'
-on..
in
u.
"7;"
iU;e
whisl
drive
and
social
held
by
started
yesterday
aflernooir
b
.1
,
1
nn.
,,,,
r
Kn.
the
Suprenu!
lturt
assizes
'and
-fj;
;
.
was
still
proceeiiuig
litis
auer-
i-i
:.
..
...l
.I....I
..fl"!?111
it,.
IIOOII.
IIICIC
IS
ft
nin.ni
unu,
jui
documentary
evidence
and
case
is
taking
longer
than
was
expected.
Alex.
McIJ.
Young
!
Prince
(ieorge-appears
for
plainlirr
and
L.
S.
McCiill
Sntithers
for
the
defendant.
I
Sidener
claims
wrongful
Mrs.
James
Simeon;
ladies'"1"
,lK,ri"
"
cliaUrt
belonging
to
him
second.
Mrs.
It.
Ituucan:
men's
The
question
of
title
is
the
main
issue
in
the
case.
Plaintiff
claims
that
he
worked
on
I
he
ranch
ol
(ieorge
Powell
of
rranoois
Lakei
lor
three
years
and
received
no'
money
outside
of
board
and
ex-i
penses.
Powell
was
leaving
forj
Alberta
and,
having
tto
ready
cash,
offered
Sidener
Ihe
stock
i
uiiil
implements
on
the
ranch
in:
lieu
of
wages.
This
Sidener
ac-i
1
cepted
ami
a
bill
of
sale
was
made
I
over
to
linn
uy
byster
.Muivany,
notary
of
Burns
Lake.
Powell
still
owed
another
party,
Sam
Long,
on
original
payment
for
j
the
ranch
ami
tho
latter
issued
a
CflD
CuflflTIATr
1
inilftD
DDnillDITinMlwril
against
powell.
The
seizure.
Tim
iinUU
!
!
Ill
Uyuim
rAUfllDlllUlVt.v
the-
sheriff
of
the
goods
and
chattels
011
the
ranch
followed
in
Sidener
who
claimed
tho
goods
did
not
belong
to
Powell.
The
defence
attempts
to
establish
a
defective
bill
of
sale
as
from
Powell
to
Sidener.
It
is
not
"expected
the
assizes
will
close
until
Monday,
the
di
vorce
actions
having
yet
to
be
heard.
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
leaves
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
SOCIAL
WAS
HELD
There
was
a
good
turnout
at
well.
1,
VI
tlm
llftvnri
I
uliluu
r.f
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wt
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;iwiuncrs;
mines
nrsi,
.urs.
r
reu
.jWerinig;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
Ol
1
,
,
,
11
.
n
.
,
,:.
the
of
Alex
.iirnae,
iiicii
s
iii
si,
r.
i-iu-
er;
men's
second,
William
Hoth-
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
ami
.Mrs.
v
lllon
'l
played
piano
selections.
There
were
aiso
a
tew
uauces.
DEAD
BEFORE
BODY
CREMATED
Wife,
of
Columbus
Parson
Did
Not
Commit
Suicide
as
Inquest
Found
COLlMHl'is
Nov.
22.
The
report
of
the
chemist
analyzing
the
lungs
of
Mrs.
Annie
Sheathey,
wife
of
Hev.
C.
V.
Sheathey,
who
was
found
practically
cremated
in
the
furnace
or
Ihe
parsonage
home
Monday,
proves
that
the
woman
whs-
dead
before
the
boify
lUKMINUH
AM.
Nov.
22.
Col-jspite
of
several
protests
by
was
placed
in
the
furnace.
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t,
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m.
oT
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slate
I
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f.,..l
1
1
I
.
n
.
.1
'
Tl.
.1
..I.
n.
onel
Ainery.
secretary
for
The
firs!
report
xiven
out
was
IliRl
Ihe
woman
committed
suicide
by
crawling
into
the
furnace
and
closing
Hie
door.
A
verdict
of
suicide
was
brought
in
at
the
inquest
early
in
the
week.
The
funeral
of
(he
late
Dorothy
Gosncll
will
lake
place
at
5
o"-
ror
Prince
(ieorge
Monday
after-
clock.
Monday
afternoon
from
""mi.
Hi.'.
Vuder'aker's
Parlors.