25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8U
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
FOOD
SHORTAGE
IS
ESTIMATED
te
of
niii'lCiilliire
lit
Home.
NEW
STEAMER
FOR
STEAMER
GOES
NORTH
r
I
It.
steamer
Princess
Miiry
ancntivor
for
Alaska
ports.
Ii
"u
I
o'clock
(his
afternoon,
'lie
vessel
will
lake
the
following
l'aseng,.ri)
,.,
rrom
,.,.,,.
MMi
leleii
Mackenzie
for
Juneau;
A.
M
Auckland,
Hrigadier
K.
Slmn.
"I'l
V
Dorln
ami
I.ieul.
M.
"nrdner
f,.
Wrangell:
A.
Nord-n8
and
A
A
ColHsou
for
Ket-
The
new
American
halibut
boat
Akutan.
built
lnl
winter
SeHllle.
made
her
first
vhdt
,
Kelehikan
delivery.
'ill
t
Mm
n
try
for
the
Union
Sleam-
j
'r
"'hYardm
aster
is
Sk
ami
Skeena
cannery'
points
ejunritnf
the
Yeuliire
which
will
'
:
a
local
rnu
out
of
Vati-"rr
The
new
vessel
is
i
Hl-'i.'
lioiter
Hutu
the
Caiileua
but
tuts
ntoii!
passenger
acconimoda-'"::
limn
that
sleatner.
She
will
iia'
r
(wo
funnels.
WILL
NOT
SELL
SHARES
IN
ANGLO
PERSION
CO.
Lt.NO.N.
Nov
I?.
The
bov
"""tnenl
,.
resolved
not
lo
sell;
i""1'''
Hrllish
holdings
of
the
Anglo,
'tsiuii
oil
chares,
according
to
Morning
Post.
II
I
he
re
fine
'""own
Hint
there
will
be
no
'"e:-grr
id
(he
AliKlb-Perniflll
und
oilier
conipiinies.
LOST
OVERBOARD
VANCttUVI'.lt.
Nov.
17
Slnuwood,
southbound
with
lumber,
reported
lo
Point
Orey
wireless
Saturday
evening
Dial
n
sailor
hud
been
lost
overboard
during
a
fog.
.
W.
A.
Found
of
Ottawa,
director
of
fisheries
for
Canada,
snil-ed
on
Hie
Prince
Hmmrl
Saturday
niuht
for
Senllle
whore
he
will
attend
Hie
first
Hireling
of
Hie
inlerniilioiinl
halibut
ronserva
Hon
board
which
was
appointed
ti'lde'
'tie
I'b'Si!
season
tnu'r
She
it
J
1
1
11
1
1
1
u
K
out
j
be
will
not
arrive
here
until
Wcd-
1
neday
ullernoon
from
Vnncnu-
the
iiforreiueul
at
the
beginning
t
of
December
of
the
law
abolish-i
nii:
the
dual
nationality
of
Jap-Eake
TRANSFERRED
TO
SOUTHERN
CITY
0.
II.
Thompson.
fr
s.-vetal
yearn
Canadian
NuHoiuil
yurd-nmsler
Inyo,
sailed
on
the
Prince
lioiierl
SHturdiiv
itiKlit
for
Van
couver
to
which
point
he
has
I
n
transferred.
Mrs.
Thompson
and
family,
at
present
visiting
on
the
prairies,
will
join
Mr
Thompson
at
Vancouver
and
lake
up
Iheir
residence
there.
Having
wide
circle
of
mentis
in
the
cilv.
t
ie
ileiiarltire
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thompson
will
he
generally
regrelled.
ver.
After
rinishiitg
here,
he
will
procceil
to
Prince
tieorgo.
Hie
rase
wet
for
hearing
are
j
11
follow:
Criminal
IW-x
v.
Jack
Maedonald
of
Ocean
Fall,
charged
with
wound-it
ik.
L.
W.
Palmorc
for
the
do-fenrtatlt.
Re
v.
Fre,J
llretner
and
Oeorge
lel
it
inner.
j
Stephen
Morrioii
vs.
Lilly
Mori-now,
ltnjainin
Woods
ro-'
reontiut,
L.
W.
Palmore
for
I
the
petitioner.
M.lil.l..
I
I.
..I-..II.
.
-
i
i
I
run
.iipjiii.jii
liinu.riii
to
ijuxii
i.iniiseiu,
i..
vv
.
i-aiiiiore
The
AV0tat.i!'ro"wu,or
ha
Hde
ef'HI
lrip
thl
year
but
had
been
marketing
at
RUPERT
SERVICE
nei
and
7C
feel
long.
I
owned
by
her
ViiMr.
Capl.
Hjerke
and
O.
V.sssl
Now
Under
Construction
In,
'"'
110
JKn'"P"r'":
Old
Country
Will
Take
Place
of
Venture
:;ri
of
Hie
three
new
steamers
ouise
of
construction
in
I
ho
of
thirteen
men.
Like
other
halibut
boats.
Hie
Akutan
will
proceed
lo
Seattle,
her
home
port,
t"
lie
up
for
Hie
close
season.
at
the
BIOLOGICAL
BOARD
SECURES
SITE
FOR
ITS
NEW
BUILDING
(Special
to
Daily
Ncwsi
VICTORIA,
Nov.
17.-The
Hiological
Hoard
of
Canada
has
secured
a
site
on
the
(iovernmeul
wharf
for
experimental
purpose.
The
Provincial
(iovern-inenl
being
anxious
lo
encourage
the
development
of
Hie
fishing
industry
is
providing
accommodation
for
the
Hoard
at
a
nominal
rental.
Wml
Hall
of
Ocean
Call,
charged
withj
obstructing
a
,iolice
ollleer.
Civil
Robert
Lee
Sideuer
of
Burn
MtrilT
John
.Shirley
of
ane-e
Immi.
in
Canada.
United
Prince
Rupert,
damage
for
3.-Slalo.
Aiifeiiline.
ltrHiit.
ChiU
WO
for
wrtwigfully
depriving
and
I'eru.
FIRST
VISIT
OF
0r
Half
Billion
Bushels
Under,
Need
Is
Reports
for
World
j
HALIBUT
YESSEI.
OTTAW
A
Nov
17
'Wi-
wrldi
ti
'
iinaleil
luead
and
tiiuni
sii
rT
i.
nun,
000
lui.lirl-v.
..iai
and
t
T.I.iioo.ihhi
IiuIip.
:C
j
K)i
alone
there
in
an
iir'-fl'i
anil
Krain
'
iiinaied
with
last
year
ing
ana
soia
nar
v.aicn
ui
40,030
Pounds
For
Ketchikan
Delivery
j
plaintiff
of
yudi
ami
.chattel,
I
frtivftf
-.eJl
from
Prince
tieorge.
A.
'Mfll.
Vouftg
for
the
plainlilf
and
1
1..
8.
Mrtiill
for
I
lie
defendant.
1
Divorces
Lillian
tiertritde
Hotliwell
vs
!
'
...
..
W
illiam
Itolhwell.
I..
W.
Pat
mure
I
Tin
r,.,ma.e
ba.ed
on
offi-l
T
f
"J"
"K
luioiiiltt
for
K.
F.
Jone,
w
.iner
m
r
01
10.000
TTiirns
"
1
tie
inienianonai
.
,
I
be
crown
Assize.
A
temporary
arranguient
has
been
reachetl
whereby
Norman
Walt
becomes
regis!
rar
and
J.
It.
Tan-neick.
deputy
registrar.
r
LONDON
PAPER
IS
IN
FAVOR
OF
EARL
GREY'S
SUGGESTION
Thinks
Loaguo
of
Nations
Might
Act
as
Safety
Valve
For
Empire
LONDON,
Nov.
t7.
Discussing
t
h
o
suggestion
of
Viscount
Orey
Hint
the
Leitgue
of
Nations
might
lie
employed
as
a
safety
valve
In
connection
wilh
Imperial
relation
in
foreign
affairs,
thus
avoiding
the
embarrassment
or
perplexity
on
Hie
pari
of
the
Dominions
on
an
occasion
or
tin
Tor-seen
crisis,
the
Dully
New
think
t
Ii
o
suggestion
practical
and
snys
il
would
he
the
application
or
one
of
the
first
principles
of
tho
League
of
Nations.
'
'i
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Above
is
slmwn
i
view
of
Notre
Dime
Cathedra.
Montreal,
which
is
recognized
as
one
or
the
largest
Human
Catholic
edi
fires
on
the
continent
One
Killed
When
Auto
Rolls
Eighty
Feet
Down
from
Malahat
Drive;
Two
Others
are
Unhurt
VIC.TOIHA,
Nov.
t;.
James
Hennie.
garage
proprietor,
was
killed
whereas
Anthony
Knowles
and
William
Marwirk
were
not
even
hurt
when
an
automobile
fell
over
an
embankment
at
sixteen
;
placed
by
the
Senate's
action
mile
post
on
the
Island
Highway
near
the
top
or
tite
.Miiiauai
iasi
night.
The
car
left
the
road
and
rolled
over
six.
times
before
it
landed
eighty
feci
below.
In
the
course
or
its
descent
lleunie
was
i
killed,
but
the
Other
two
occupants
were
.thrown
out.
M
il.
i
nnint
where
lite
accident
occurretl
the
Malahat
Drive
overlooks
Saanich
Inlet
soinMhmg
like
a
thousand
reel
below.
There
ate
a
number
or
sluirp
turns
and
the
highway
is
nol
very
wide.
The
wonder
is
that
all
three
men
were
not
killed.
FINE
MUSICAL
COMEDY
"THE
BEAUTY
SHOP"
TWO
NIGHTS
NEXT
WEEK
Something
unusual
is
billed
for
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
next
week
when
the
local
l.lks
will
pui
on
the
musical
comedy
"The
Hcauty
Shop'
in
lite
Weslholme
Theatre.
The
cast
and
chorus
number
about
sixty
persons
who
.
.
,
i
i
me
retiearsing
tniigeniiy
miner
I
he
dirccllon
of
nil
experienced
t
lira
t
ileal
roach.
There
are
twenty
song
nutii-
MRS.
H.
WALKER
IS
LAID
TO
REST
Funeral
Took
Placo
This
Aftor-noon
From
B.C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
to
Falrvlew
With
an
assemblage
of
friends
present
lo
pay
their
last
respects,
the
funeral
of
the
laic
Mrs.
II.
Walker,
who
died
last
week
in
Hie
'Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital,
look
place
this
nftenioon
al
2
o'clock-
from
the
H.C.
Under
Makers'
Chapel
to
Fairview
Ceme-jtery.
Archdeacon
(.
A.
IHx
of-
hers,
all
of
thai
haunting
kind'
ficiated
and
the
pallbearers
were
which
linger
in
Iho
memory
some
A.
II.
Bailey,
t'.eorge
Crate,
Alex,
very
fine
dunces
ami
humorous
Dingwall,
Fred
Clarke,
W.
O.
lines.
The
beauty
chorus
is
one
'.Smith
ami
Thomas
Collins.
remedying
id
Hie
elder
features
and
many
or.
Among
those
sending
flowers
the
city's
most
popular
and
tal-
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Bailey
ented
young
ladies
will
be
seen
as
and
family,
La
Casse
Bakery.
Mr.
".Manicures."
"Broadway
(Urls."!and
Mrs.
R.
R.
Duncan,
Mr.
and
"Sailorettes,
and
'Corslcan
Oil-Is.''
Tlie
costuming
is
something
exceptional,
some
two
hundred
different
costumes'
being
worn
throughout
Iho
three
nets.
"The
Beauty
Shop"
has
been
given
In
Seattle,
Tacomu
and
practically
every
other
town,
on
the
Pacific
coast
aiul
has
been
Hie
talk
of
the
town
Tor
weeks
Mrs.
Fred
Clark,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.i
C.
Svendsun,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Dingwall,
Mrs.
Cummiugs
und
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Hal-aguo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Oilhuly,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Mussallenr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
(.oomb.
Miss
May
Pringle,
King
Edward
High
School
schoolars,
husband
and
ramily,
Aid.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
H.
Casey,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A.
C.
Crate,
Mr
afterwards.
The
proceeds
nf
and
Mrs.
Sam
llaugen.
Mr.
and
(ho
two
performances
are
ror
thej.Mrs.
F.
W.
Collins
and
Mrs.
A'-
Klfcs'
Xmaj
t'heer
F'.uut.
in'.
AM-
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
Arthur
tienaro,
16.
had
$10
when
he
was
olTered
an
auto
for
$15
cash.
He
organized
a
poker
game,
quit
when
he
had
won
735,
and
bought
the
car.
Being
too
young
lo
have
a
license
a
friend
drove
him
home.
The
friend
was
arrested
for
a
Irallie
violation.
and
Hie
slory
oT
Frankie's
deal
in
high
finance
came
out
in
t
tie
district
court.
DIED
FROM
GAS
IN
VALUE
OF
FISHERIES
V
!
I
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
4S7.
VOl,
XIV
NO,
"70,
1,1
'"'i,'
j'
PIIINCB
IIUPERT,
Ii.C,
MONDAY.
XOVK.MHEIM
7.
I2i.
s.iurd.ri
cireui.t.o
1.771.
stt
t.u.
492.
price
FIVE
CENTS.
ATTEMPltD
MURDER
VANCOUVER
CHARGED
SITE
SECURED
FROM
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
FOR
BIOLOGICAL
STATION
Attempted
Murder
is
Charged
at
Vancouver
Woman
has
Throat
Cut
V
WCOl
VEIL
Nov.
17.
-
John
While.
engineer
f
H.C
i
being
held
hI
the
nil
ice
station
011
a
barge
of
ii)leil
murder
and
Mr-.
Han-lay
i
at
the
general
hospital
-irioii-
rundilioii
n
the
result
of
an
alleged
assault
in
a
on
Vernon
Drive
here
Saturday
evening.
The
police
ullegc
Hint
the
couple
had
been
living
together
'
on
Wednesday
morning,
word
ha
1
sicnl
lite
uttettiooii
ilrivmg
from
one
pi.
00
to
another
and
been
received
from
Mr.
Julicc
liking
Hiiturduy
night
(he
luxirali
driver
hi;ud
the
woman
loregory,
the
presiding
judge,
that
an
aim
me
mtiii
inrcuieti
10
cm
nor
mii
i
iiirnihK
dor
f
the
cab,
'
1
mi
ltd
I
lie
niHii
holding
a
blood
-il
razor
while
I
In-
woman
li
I'Wt
file
seal
Willi
ill
OOi
I
awing
from
a
gnh
111
hei
II,
man
lunged
al
the
woman
JAPS
WILL
THEN
BE
CANADIANS
ij
i
I
t
It
driver
interfered
i
u
the
mnii
attempted
lo
flM!0lJ-
Nationality
For
Children
1
him
wilh
.1
blow
and
culled;
Bopn
Here
tt
to
De
Abolished
j-
iSir"
The
wniiiii
wan
un-i
,
when
admitted
lo
tlie
nKt,
X.n.
i;
An
imperial
''J
ordinance
iiilil
ilirl
here
iliieoU
ASSIZESOPEN
ON
WEDNESDAY,
Tvo
Criminal
Cases,
One
Civil
Action
and
Three
Divorce
Suits
Set
for
Hearing
'1'wo
i-nuiimd
cases,
one
civil
action
and
three
divorce
suit
comprfie
Ilir
docket
for
I
he
o-nioii
of
til
Supremo
Court
A-if.p
lo
be
held
here
Ihj
week.
j
While
court
in
scheduled
lo
open
Bad
Indians
Arrested
at
Juneau
Lcoting
and
Violence
Charged
Hawk
Inlet
Cannery
November
5
Jl
NEAL,
Nov.
17.
Five
Indians
accused
of
having
composed
the
hand
lhd
trussed
A.
E.
Oesa,
poslmasler
and
lone
winter
wulcliniau
at
Hawk
Inlet
and
looted
the
cannery
commissary
of
guns,
cartridges
and
money
und
food
on
November
5
are
in.
custody
here.
They
were
surrendered
by
their
fellow
tribesmen.
Th?
suspects
were
surrendered
on
Saturday
night
soon
after
they
appeared
in
the
native
village
at
Juneau.
Two
of
the
reputed
leaders
of
the
band
are
reraptured
prisoners,
having
broken
jail
here
four
days
before
the
Hawk
Inlet
raid.
LEGION
ENDORSES
REFORM
OF
SENATE
Pass
Resolution
Backing
Action
of
Ian
Mackenzie
and
Major
J
Burde
i
VICTOIILV
Nov.
17.
At
the
HALIBUT
HERE
Close
to
Four
Hundred
Thousand
Pounds
Changed
Hands
at
Exchange
las'
general
meeting
of
the
Can-!
adian
legion
a
resolution
was'
niis
morning
31(1,000
pounds
unanimously
passed
endorsing
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
local
the
action
of
Capl.
Ian
Macken-
exchange.
The
Scandia,
which
7.1c
MP.
P.,
and
.Major
H.
J.
had
been
reported
going
to
Scat-llurde.
M.P.P.,
in
riling
a
resolu.-
tle.
decided
not
to
face
the
stiff
'ion
on
the
order
paper
demand-.southeaster
with-her
heavy
car-nig
that
the
Federal
House
of
gJ,
of
90.16o
pounds
and
came
in
(.ominous
take
such
steps
as
are
here".
"
The
ItSdlo
"and
Akutan
necessary
to"
xuclail
tin?
povve'rsoffrfor-'lvelcTifkan
delivery,
pel-of
Hie
Senate
jn
the
matter
of
ling
the
same
prices
as
paid
(interfering
with
returned
soldier
locally,.
Only
one
boat
of
Hie
lot.
legislation.
the
Lysekil,
was
a
Canadian
ami
The
legion
has
on
previous
oc-
she
brought
but
twenty
thousand
casinos
forwarded
resolutions
of
pounds.
It
is
reported
that
a
'protest
at
the
aclion
of
lite
Sen-
number
more
boats
are
nearly
ate
in
modifying
the
measures
due
rrom
the
banKs
and
will
sell
which
passed
the
Commons
at
here
during
the
next
few
days.
its
last
two
sessions
in
giving
eftect
to
the
report
on
the
llalston
i
Commis'sion
on
treatment,
pen-'sions
and
re-establishment,
and
I
they
therefore
Following
are
today's
sales:
Scandia,
90.000,
at
13.40c
and
fic.
to
Cold
Storage.
Columbia.
18,000,
at
13.20o
feel
that
they
and
0c,
to
Cold
Storage.
action
along
Itadio,
CO,
000,
and
Akutan,
10,-
assist
in
000.
at
13.C0c
and
Cc,
to
New
the
unjustifiable
r.nglaml
Hsiteries.
position
in
which
Hie
ex-Service
i
men
and
their
dependants
are
BOY
BOUGHT
CAR
ON
POKER
WINNINGS
11
Ilesolule.
10,000,
at
13.00c
and
fic.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Kanatak.
26,000.
at
I3.70c-
and
Cc.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Venus.
17.000.
at
I
t.
10c
and
6c,
to
Hooth
Fisheries.'"
North,
30.000,
at
13.00c
and
6c,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
,
i
ireiess.
l
i.uno.
at
l
i.ouc
ami
4
Cc.
lo
Cold
Storage.
LysekifT
20.000.
al
13.60c
An
Irt
Villi,
Ptttfinripa
and
WARRANTS
OUT
FOR
MEN
KNOWN
HERE
Swathe
Being
Cut
by
Americans
j
In
Their
Liquor
Proseoutlng
l
Activities
t
!
I
In
eonnecfion
with
limior
nros-
-
......
-
-
-
,
ecuting
activities
which
have
.
i
been
launched
in
San
Francisco.
-
,,
1
1
.
,
:
.
.
r
lotiowiug
lite
recent
seiiuri!
ui
the
alleged
rum
running
steamer
Quadra,
warrants
ate
out
for
the
arrest
of
Olier
Besner.
Nat
Hell,
l
III..
.1.1..
',.-.
il.l.l
PA1IT1I
If
ITPniMTrn
,,
oil'sirm
nun
.
nrnooii-
mini-
MJU1H
YANLUUVhR
Woom-all
well
known
here.
i
These
men,
all
living
in
Canada.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
17.
W.
A.
cannot
of
course
be
taken
in
cus-
Brooks.
or
South
Vancouver,
was
,,Mly
unless
Hiey
enter
United
round
deait
in
a
gas
rilled
room
territory.
al
the
Empire
rooms
this
morn-',
i
j
and
many
empty
bottles
tesUried
MILLION
AND
HALF
to
the
circumstances
surrounding:
nfYII
AD
DI
A7C
1M
Hi..
Iiil
iI.-jv
nf
the
niinr
life.
LIULli
l
UULit
111
JERSEY
CITY
SUNDAY
JERSl'.Y
CITY.
Nov.
17.
Two
VICTORIA,
Nov.
17
The
value
large
Erie
railway
piers
and
rour-of
the
fisheries
products
for
teen
barges
and
a
slenni
lighter
British
Columbia
in
1923
was
with
nmrh
valuable
freight
120,795,911,
according
to
a
re-'aboard
were
burned
yesterday
and
port
submitted
to
the
Legislature.,
the
damage
i
estimated
at
1.-Salmon
came
first
tn
value
with
1
500.000.
This
Is
the
second
mil-
11,936,668
and
halibut
$0,271.-
lion
dollar
blaze
her.
in
thrcu
M;:
s.