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nnd
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Dining
Hall,
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with
newly
laid
(lancing
Service
I
.od
,
four
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
a
"iimn.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
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Librnry.
parlies.
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llulidinn.
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and
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Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XIV.
NO,
27
1.
PlllNGE
II
UP
HUT,
IU1,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMHEH
18,
102i.
TtaUrtfty-t
Clrculttonl
17M.
Ilrttt
-
PRIfiE
FIVE
CENT3.
PROGRES
HOWN
IN
PROVINCIAL
BUDGET
LIBERAL
CONSERVATIVES
AGAIN
Provincial
Budget
Shows
Healthy
Condition
of
Finances
with
Revenue
Exceeding
Expenditures
for
Year
Expenditures
to
be
Reduced
but
no
Change
inj
Taxation
This
Year
Announced
by
Finance
Minister
VlGTOHIA,
Nov.
18.
In
In-
budget
speech
iU
the
l.egisla-)rlfnlay
Hon.
J.
I).
McLean,
finance
minister,
announced
I
I
hfri
would
lie
no
change
in
provincial
taxation
during
the
iiung
yi'ar;
(hut
fur
tin?
m-1
jear
In
wa
able
lo
show
u
aur-iit
revenue
over
expenditure
and
tliut
it
w
propo-ed
to
li
expenditure
for
nest
year
lo
Hie
extent
of
?l.l:i,Kl5
w.i-
Mr.
McLean's
Hrsl
budget
speci
b,
he
having
taken
the
e
miki'
lhe
election
on
Hit
retire
tiienl
of
Hon.
John
Hurl
::
the
government.
f;i!
estimated
revenue
of
Hip
:
.
.
.
i
".
lor
i
lie
next
iiscai
year
-
at
9IH.3IU.UOO
and
Hi
untied
expenditure
at
I8.
Ylir
in'
debt
of
Ui
province
is
f
to?,
hii
inereaw
during
-
ml
year
or
5.307
.fltMI.
I
In-
He
ol
Hie
province
iiibjlilie
ure(lald
u
le
t
lUC.IIH.
Mewiiue
fur
'
Hi
iHililiH
MartUl
31.
ItlM;
-1
Hie
enftllHfM-
liy&8H.d&2.
""I
mirtpalilje-
rr"ived
grant
i
Mi
piovweial
liovcrtiuietil
c:
litiiing
to
55
Vi
per
eeiil
of
oUI
revenue.
Grant
lo
!
paliiie
hohhid
imI
to
?30t.-
I
more
Hutu
wm
collected
municipal
iMMindMrlen.
.
v.mial
revenue
receipts
ii
.
ii-ai-
t:il
wr
eenl
since
I
I
Muiiieiiial
grant
in
thai
have
incieaM-d
ty
526
per
r
I-.,.
f
education
ill
the
qialitie
ha
increased
Inl
ut
since
IUI7.
Provineial
-
to
municipalities,
which
iir
n-i-d
for
educational
pur-liave
increased
165
per
;ii
Uie
same
periiMl.
M
Mrl.i-an
aniioiiiireil
Unit
'
would
be
a
new
loan
lull
nlmif
for
the
Itorrtiwiiis
of
,110.000
which
will
include
3
(10(1
for
irtiiik
nad
and
'tUlOO
for
land
settlement.
CITY
MANAGER
PLAN
BEING
CONSIDERED
BY
THE
GOVERNMENT
Some
Member
of
Strongly
In
Favor
of
It
But
No
Announcement
Yet
VH
I
(MIA.
Nov.
tH.
The
gov-r
im
nt
Ims
not
yet
announced
wlirlher
l
will
lake
nclion
In
ejiiird
lo
Hie
reipicsl
of
Hie
nioii
of
Mmilcipiililles
for
(be
lit
lo
IniHale
the
city
manager
o:nn
of
rlvle
ailmiiilit
rat
Ion.
It
1
kimwn
Hint
eera
nicnibein
f
Hie
rabinel
nlrongly
favor
Hie
move
but
whether
legislation
will
be
Introduced
Hits
ear
will
ie-nend
rry
largely
on
Hje
altitude
-en
by
the
independent
up-1'urlern
of
llu
government.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
Ihe
I'l-iiirc
llupert
General
Hospital
'"
Nnvpinlicr
10
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
"
laiuanaeka.
BELLINQHAM
BRINGS
FISH
Mnlnrnhlp
llelliugham.
Gap!
'?
lllinms,
Is
In
porl
from
yiciiiknn
,ny
discharging
hice
rarloads
of
froxen
fish
fur
'rlilpinenl
Kasl
o'er
the
1,1
N'ulio'
ul
Hailway-.
.'REFUSE
TAKE
BACK
MEMBER
Former
Minister
Ousted
From
Position
by
Transport
Workers'
Executive
l.TJ.K..
nV.
1M.
N.arly
'
ffieialik
and
organ
uer
of
(lie
l'ranMrt
rker
t.nion
hae
gone
on
lrike
a
a
n
role
I
againl
the
net
ion
of
Hie
union
exerulite
in
refusing
lo
reiiiaUle
Harry
G.
II.
Uo.ling
as
prenident.
the
pooitioti
he
held
prior
to
bi
entering
Hie
Macdonabl
government
as
ii(inilci
or
Iranaport.
The
everutlvr
claim
llie
Iimv'
decidel
to
al...lili
Hie
position
in
the
inii-ri'!
ni
.'iniiomy.
FOUR
AND
POSSIBLY
FIVE
CANDIDATES
MAYOR
OF
VICTORIA
Alderman
Andros
Announces
he
Is
In
Field
and
Marchant
Considering
VlinolllA.
Nov.
IH
l
our
and
io-ildy
He
candidates
will
be
uounnaled
for
Hie
mayoralty
in
Ibis
eily
if
Hie
tiesenl
announeed
plans
an,
carried
out.
Alderman
K.
II.
Andros
is
I
be
rnurth
in
the
litl
and
there
is
ipiile
a
po
sibilily
Hull
Alderman
Marehnnt
niay
also
line
op
i"r
Apirauls
in
addition
to
these
in
clude
Aldermen
tJhrislie
ami
Mir-
genl
and
J.
G.
I'endray.
iJieh
and
every
one
ot
tnesc
cianos
thai
he
is
inspired
with
I
lie
desire
lo
sae
Hie
ciiy
irom
n
uancial
and
nlher
ills.
Alderman
Andros
would
cut
the
mayors
salary
fitmi
3.(i00
lo
tlMm,
and
would
agree
lo
sene
the
eily
failliftllly
and
well
ror
thai
small
euioliimenl.
Mr.
Pemlray
stands
for
advancemciil
and
Mr.
Sargent
for
economy,
paling
eerylhing
(o
the
bone.
CRAWLED
INTO
FURNACE
AND
BURNEDTO
ASHES
Woman
Believed
to
Have
Committed
Suicide
at
Columbus
.COliI'MIU'S,
Nov.1
H.
'li'"
body
or
Mrs.
Annie
Shealhey.
3
j
ears
of
age,
wife
of
llcv.
C.
V.
Shealhey.
was
round
burned
lo
ashes
in
her
home
yeslerday.
All
hupiest
was
held
and
a
verdict
of
suicide
was
relumed,
it
being
believed
lhal
Ihe
wiiman
crawled
inlo
Ihe
Menace
am
closed
Hio
door.
The
police
are
InvesHgiU-j
!
f.,
ether.
ANOTHER
MILL
FOR
VICTORIA
Cooperage
Company
to
Erect;
Plant
on
Former
Indian
Re
serve,
Sweeney
Announces
Leo
Sweeney
of
the
(Canadian
ern
lrHtperiige
Go.
of
Vic-ioria
ami
Vancouver,
who
waj
here
on
one
of
his
periodic
busi-lies
trip
and
whn
look
part
in
the
Knight
of
Goltiiithu
initiation
fetiilie
on
Sunday,
announced
liefore
leaving
for
Ed-tiionloii
that
his
firm
was
to
erect
a
new
mill
at
Victoria
on
.'he
Indian
lteerve
where
the
IiiiIImmk
yards
Mood.
This
will
'i-
tte.
in
eoniiecHoii
with
the
nini'iTHiii'
plant
in
Vancouver.
II
i
to
coi
!il-J5.(MM)
and
eoiMruo-iioo
will
f-oiiiiueuce
al
once.
The
firm
.tupplics
the
big
tierce
Tor
(he
Northern
Hrilish
r.oliinibia
eanneries.
THINKS
PATTULLO'S
CRITICISM
UNFAIR
Father
MaeDonnell
Does
iVot
Like
Plain
Speamng
ot
Prince
Rupert
Member
WIXNIPEO.
Nov.
IH.
When
lure
enroule
lo
Ottawa
to
take
up
.villi
the
government
Ihere
the
whole
itictiou
of
the
iulroduc-Iioii
or
llebrideau
Hshermeu
into
Hrilish
Columbia
lo
replace
Japanese.
Father
MaeDonnell
said
lie
was
very
much
surprised
lo
read
the
"most
unfair
erilicisni
of
my
clieme
by
Hon.
T.
I.
Pattitllo
in
the
II.G.
House.
1
abolulely
rc-fftse
In
bring
these
families
and
make
lliem
live
in
tents.
Since
bringing
out
Ihe
llcbrideans.
many
births
have
taken
place
ml
four
et
of
twins
have
been
bom.
I
wonder
H
Hie
minister
intends
to
give
me
a
tent
us
a
maternity
hospital."
l'alber
MacHonnell
will
decide
what
lo
do
ufter
seeing
the
Dominion
authorities.
SOCIAL
IN
BAPTIST
CHURCH
LAST
NIGHT!
Substantial
Sum
Realized
at
Affair
I
Under
Auspices
of
Cor-nor
I
Club
and
Ladles'
Aid
Lal
evening
in
Ihe.
Haplisl
Church
parlor
a
Joint
social
was
held
by
Ihe
Corner
Clnb
nnd
the
Haplisl
Ladies'
Aid.
During
Ihe
evening
a
very
interesting
address
on
music
was
given
by
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
There
was
also
a
piano
selection
by
Miss
Gonslaiice
Morgan.
W.
Vauuhau
Davies
was
pianist
for
Ihe
evening.
Uefreshments
were,
served
by
Ihe
Ladles'
Aid.
Those
in
charge
of
the
tea
loom
were
Mis.
Frank
Morris,
convener,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Herl
Morgan,
Mrs.
George
Hibbard,
ami
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
S.
Ilambliu
had
charge
of
the
homn
cooking
and
candy
booth
and
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
P.
II.
Limey,
A
very
substantial
sum
was
i'e:ilied.
ORGANIZE
NEW
RECORD
SILVER
FOXES
Shloment.
'
of
381
Valued
at
$850,000:
from
Prince
Ed-
i
ward
Island
MOM
HEAL.
Nov.
18.
Two
shipment
or
Silver
Hlack
fuse
CUjX(.
nf
u,
Trade
ami
Labor
which
for
size
and
Value
create
u
,;olun.,.
0f
Canada
consisting
of
new
high
record
passed
through
p
n
peiijfougli
and
W.
H.
Cut-Monlieal
tasl
xiighi.
The
ship-
r,.
of
Vancouver.
.1.
J.
Gillis
of
men
I
which
came
rrom
Prince
prjCe
Hubert
and
E.
S.
Wood-Edward
Inland
and
were
handled
WIir,
of
Victoria,
which
iuler-
by
Hie
Canadian
.National
Ex-'
ire.
roil-lilUled
381
foxes
with
a
total
estimated
value
of
P.H'ttl,
lino.
The
find
and
most
valuable
lol
comprised
2n
prize
fuses
valued
at
75(I.(mmi.'
Ihe!.e
were
on
Ihcir
way
to
the
Itoyal
Winter
Agricultural
show
at
Toroulo
and
they
repre.enl(Nl
the
very
finest
Prince
Kdward
Island
has
1
u
able
lie
pritdure
during
the
past
two
years.
TJie
exhibits
from
Ihe
island
have
won
all
the
major
prizes
mid'
(be
sweeplakes
al
Ihe
wilder
fairs
and
the
exhibitors
are
confident
or
repeating
again
this
year.
The
greatest
can;
was
taken
in
Ihe
handling
4'
.of
this
valuable
shipmentOwner
of
the
animals
accompanied
their
properly
in
a
j
ae(
that'
Hie
8-hour
day
principle
special
sleeping
car-a1tcled
lo,.
extended
to-
all-
induslrie
in
Hie
maritime
express
and
late,r,c,
pn.vmce,
that
the
act
to
re
to
the
.Montreal-Toronto
train
leaving
Hou-Adveutiire
at
(I
O'clock
Sunday
night.
List
of
Exhibits
Exhibitors
Vho
made
up
Ihe
party
were
John
A.
Lea,
winner
of
last
year's
sweepstakes;
J.
X.
Stewart.
P.
(i.
Glarke.
(leo.
A
Gollbeck.
It.
G.
Ilogers.
winner
of
IU22
weejislakes.
Percy
Tan
Ion,
Hay
Tanton,
all
of
.Summer
side,
P.E.I,
D.
A.
McKinno
Horn
bergh,
W.
Johdan,
of
Gharle
town,
P.E.I.;
H.
I.
Haynor,
Al-
berlau,
P.E.I.,
and
Dr.
E.
Itamlall,
Truro,
N.S.
In
addition
Hie
government
was
represented
by
three
inspectors.
Gen.
McCal-lum,
Oltawa,
John
Moiuilly
and
Thomas
Carrulliers,
Suminerside,
P.E.I.
The
feeding
of
the
animals
on
boanl
Ihe
train
was
in
charge
or
E.,McN'uH.
fox
speciall-d
of
Charleston.
Others
in
(he
parly
were
J.
I'-
Milliugau,
Northan,
I'.E.L.
who
will
be
a
Judge
at
Ihe
show.
J.
E.
Webster,
D.
McGuggcti.
Hon.
A.
E.
Maclean.
M.P.
and
D.
It.
Morrison,
all
breeders
who
arc
not
exhibiting,
S.
G.
Martin
travelling
atfcnl
represented
Hie
Canadian
National
Express
and
Charles
Meikle,
travelling
ageul
of
the
Canadian
National
Hall
ways
represented
the
passenger
The
second
sliiitmenl
consisted
of
Ht
Silver
Hlack
foxes
valued
ill
I
(i.dixi.
The
animals
arc
to
be
used
for
breeding
purpose
!am
are
being
despatched
lo
many
dllTereut
points,
some
of
tlie
points
lor
winch
they
arc
destined
being
Oregon.
Ohio.
In-
diana,
Michigan,.
Pennsylvania
and
Ontario.
Ollieials
id
the
Canadian
National
Express
Go.
stale
that
no'
only
do
these
shipments
represent
a
new
high
record
Tor
Montreal
in
the
number
ir
and
value
or
lhe
Hixes
handled
but
Ihey
also
create
a
new
world'
record
ot
Ihi
type
oT
express
business.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
E.
Swanson
ami
O.
O.
Ilvalum,
Seattle,;
O.
Sunde,
Harry
Liml
and
Fred
Swanson,
Prince
llupert.
Central
M.
I.awler
and
Eillng
Ursitn,
eily.
AND
CHOOSE
MEIGHEN
LEADER
FAR
REACHING
REQUESTS
MADE
Local
Man
Was
on
Labor
Dele
gation
Which
Interviewed
Cabinet
at
Victoria
Last
Week
The
delegates
of
the
H.C.
exe.-
viewed
the
provincial
cabinet
at
victoria
lasl
Kri.lav.
asked
for
far-reaching
changes
in
Hie
Workmen's
Gompcnsaliou
Act.
Stressing
the
points
that
employee.-,
were
dissatisfied
wild
the
administration
by
the
Work
men's
Compensation
Hoard
and
that
technicalities
were
seized
upon
lo
defraud
the
worker
of
i,eefils
lo
which
be
was
fairly
entilled
.Hie
delegation
asked
lha'
Hie
act
should
be
amended
to
fix
the
amount
of
compensation
which
must
be
paid
and
that
Hie
boanl
be
deprived
of
its
present
discriminatory
powers.
Other
re-
iue.s
were
that
compensation
be
increased
from
02
4
to
CO
2-3
per
cent,
lhal
casual
workers
be
brought
within
the
etope
of
the
gulale
the
barbering
trade
be
ap
proved,
that
police
court
wit
nrses!
be
fotupensalcd,
(hat
an
old
age
pelisfon
scheme
be
in
troduced,
,4
hat-
u
minimum
wage
Tor'
boys
'lie
-el.
thai
child
labor
be
abolished
in
Hsh
curing
or
fruit
paoking-
(ilants.
that
esteu-
""'
l'"lI"c
works
be
undertaken
lu
roreslall
iiuemploymeut,
dial
private
enterprise
be
encouraged
to
employ
as
many
men
as
possible
Ibis
winter
and
that
a
bill
be
passeil
lor
tlie
protection
ol
Aj'oi'luyees
on
buildiiiiis
and
exca-
valions.
WARREN
IS
COMING
TO
CITY
TOMORROW
Chief
or
C.N.R.
Western
Lines
Will
Arrive
on
Steamer
and
Leave
by
Train
for
East
Cameron
With
Him
E.
A.
Warren,
general
manager
ot
Ihe
western
region
Tor
the
Canadian
National
llailways,
and
J.
It.
Cameron,
assistant
general
manager.
Vancouver,
will
arrive
from
the
south
on
lhe
steamet
Prince
llupert
tomorrow
aflernoon
and
proceed
East
by
train.
Mr.
Warren
is,
reluming
lo
his
headquarters
in
Winnipeg
after
a
visit
lo
Vancouver
in
Ihe
course
of,which
he
appeared
before
Hie
railway
commission
meeting
there
on
the
freight
rales
question.
SUGAR
REACHES
NEW
iaiii
nnipr
I
CUCI
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A
further
reduction
in
the
sugar
price
on
the
local
retail
market
of
25c
per
hundred
was
recorded
Ibis
morning.
This
establishes
a
new
low
level
aimw,ank
ror
Hie
many
kind
ex
iiu
war.
wiuie
sugar
now
retail
-
ing
at
8.60
and
brown
at
$8.t0.
Union
steamer
Ganlena,
Gapt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
al
1.30
Ibis
afleriuion
from
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
ami
will
sail
at
5
ror
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
On
the
way
south
Iho
vessel
loaded
2.000
cases
of
sal-
mon
at
Arrandale
Cannery
for
Vancouver
National
Liberal
Conservative
Party
Formed
at
Convention
of
Delegates
at
Toronto
Yesterday
TOHONTO.
Nov.
IS.
The
.National
Liberal
Conservative
sMt(;jalion
of
Canada
was
formed
here
yesterday
at
a
conveii-ioij
of
delegates
of
Hie
provincial
parties
of
all
the
provinces
ex-ept
New
Hriinswiek.
Arthur
Meighen
was
elected
lion,
president
and
endorsed
as
leader
of
the
party
.
J.
It.
.lacicol
of
Toronto
is
the
president,
J.
A.
LaMarr
of
Montreal,
secretary,
and
Hubert
lingers
of
Winnipeg,
treasurer.
Eighteen
vice-presidents
were
chosen,
one
man
and
one
..
..
...
.
-
woman
rrom
each
province.
WILL
LICENSE
CAR
DRIVERS
Bll
Introduced
by
Attorney
r..nrai
P.ld
foe
Chanaes
In
Vehicles
Act
J
..
.
,.
.
VIGIOHIA,
Nov.
IH.
Proposed
changes
in
the
Motor
Vehicles
I
.vci
io
prov..,e
,or
me
--
i
ol
urivers
were
mcorporuieu
in
a;
bill
introduced
into
the
legisla-1
lure
yes
erday
aflernoon
by
tomev
General
A.
M.
Manson.
The
bill
provides
that
there
will,
be
no
examination
of
drivers
ror
the
present
but
everyone
who
drives
ar
earniffniav'"a"
license"
and
must
always
carry
me
document
in
his
pocket.
The
fee
'for
Ihe
license
is
t.00.
These
included
Mrs.
K.
F.
Green
or
Victoria
and
It.
I..
Mailland,
K.G.
of
Vancouver
for
British
Columbia.
Provincial
organizations'
will
be
asked
lo
co-operate
with
the
Dominion
committee,
for
organi-
zanon
purposes.
A
-"du.noii
wa,
adopted
pro-
vidiiig
for
an
interchange
of
speakers
between
the
province.'
in
order
to
lioiu
more
public
,.,
rii
I'he
suggestion
that
means
be
rouIlll
,0
ob,ai
al,
extension
of
.
.
,,n,wo,
'
va,ivp
iin
jn
lhe
,pf(
ecullve.
Application
for
a
license
to
"
drive
must
be
made
in
writing
at
Expected
to
Make
Representa-the
same
time
car
licenses
at-e
tlons
to
Washington
In
Re-obtained.
,
I
aard
t0
Fpod
Anderson
ppeeit
limns
unuer
me
pro-;
posed
new
law
are
fixed
a
fol-,
lows:
In
cities
20
miles
an
hour;'
in
open
country
35
miles
an
hour;
on
country
roads
where
it
is
wooded
or
Hie
view
is
otherwise
I
obstructed,
20
miles
an
hour.
Those
convicted
under
the
Act
may
b
punished
up
lo
a
total
of
three
mouths
imprisonment.
Each
conviction
is
to
be
endorsed
on
the
license,
which
can
be
cancelled
for
cause.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HULL
HAIlHOIt.
lAiinim.
llaining.
OTTAWA
MAY
TAKE
UP
CASE
OTTAWA,
Nov.
18.
While
as
yet
no
representations
have
been
made
to
the
Washington
govern-
in
reganl
to
the
arrest
of
Imeut
Fred
It.
Anderson,
the
Vancouver
.lawyer,
arrested
in
San
Fran
cisco
on
a
charge
or
liquor
smuggling,
it
is
practically
certain
that
action
will
be
taken
during
Ihe
day.
The
case
will
probably
come
before
the
cabinet
when
it
meets
tliis'ufternoon.
It
is
probable
the
Dominion
government
will
request
Washington
to
investigate
the
arrest
,
and
ascertain
if
it
is
Just
or
if
iTohibition
law
in
San
Francisco
,Aerslepped
the
mark,
.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Two
American
and
Two
Canadian
Boats
Marketed
Catches
This
Morning
About
half
a
dozen
schooners
are
expected
in
within
a
day
or
!
iness
on
the
exchange
as
far
as
tiainin?.itl0se
sponsible
for
the
en
....I...
I...
......
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,-aie,
,
..U.V...I.
iiuioineii-r.
.j.ii,ifl,r,.in
r.,rt,.n
of
tiu.
United
Slates
temperature.
t5;
sea
rough:
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Mogul.
"(
miles
rrom
Taconia,
northbound;:
8.30
ii.m.
spoke
steamer
Camo-j
sun.
leaving
Wadham's,
southbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
strainer
;
Anyox.
towing
barge
Itiversdale.j
,
l.adysmith
tor
Anyox,
230
'miles
from
Anyov.
DtGHY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer,
2U.72;
temperature,
10;
sea
smooth;
Princess
Mary!
due
Ketchikan
11.30
p.m.
(Mon-
day
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
so
lo
market
halibut
caught
be-Alameda
arriving
Wrangell
fore
the
close
season
com-norlhbniiml.
imeneed.
Wiith
their
arrival,
bus-
Noon
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm,
halibut
at
least
is
concerned
will
barometer,
2H.3H;
temperature
10,
be
discontinued
until
towards
Iho
sea
smooth;
1030
a.m.
spoke
end
of
February,
steamer
lloosevelt,
Ketchikan
for!
Today
two
American
'
boats
'
nines
soutn
or
net
-
chikan.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
II.
Walker
nnd
family!
i(tosiro
io
exnres
their
sincere
-
ip,essions
or
sympathy
received
ami
two
Canadians
disposed
or
Icatches,
the
Hires
totalling
103.-
000
pounds.
Sales
were
as
follows;
American
Atlantic.
35.000
lbs.,
at
13.50
and
Oe.
In
the
Canadian
Fish
A.
1
Gold
Storage.
Co.
Majestic,
I5,00()'lbs
in
their
recent
bereavement.
land
Cc,
lo
the
Atlin
.
j
for
Ketchikan
delivrry.
There
was
a
good
attendance;
Canadian
at
Ihe
regular
business
meeting.
Tram.ii.
3.000.
lbs..
of
lhe
Great
War
Veterans'
As-!
and
Oc.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
wiiPIll!
ififl
tlittl
itv-uiiiiitr
IlfUdiiltatit
V.l.r
l?i
re.
vuiMAt
i'
-inviii
ii
mi
ri
1
1
rum
i
al
i
to
Fisheries
at
13.0c
j
Fred
Pyle
in
Ihe
chair.
11
was
I.ysekll.
which
revised
a
bid
or
derided
to
hold
a
Christmas
Tree
t:tc
ami
Oe
yesterdav
from
the
for
children
of
returned
men
and
Allln
Fisheries!
was
offered
12.20
also
war
orohens
on
Hoxing
Day,
unj
0c
by
the
same
firm
tins
:iecniber
?6.
'
morning
J