25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
.
-
...
7
V
'.
,.
vol,
xiv
.
Ml.
200.
INDIANS
ROB
CANNERYMAN"
Rifles
and
Ammunition
Alaska
In
M
M
Nov.
12.
l
ive
In-
I
-
a
siuu
of
Hi'
I
line
thai
-Ii'miM
(b'.uaiid
more
uii-v
hi
I
heir
home.
Not
Hint
want
all
Iheir
own
vvuy
bill
i
w
ieii
comfort
and
economy
si
nke
they
art'
usually
liel-'
ules
than
Iheir
husband.
1
v
are
at
lioiue
all
day
nu.
I
v
iimir
about
the
thing
(hat
;-
make
for
tlie
com
foil
of
H
lioiue
I
Hun
t
he
husband
w
ho
ii'
home
at
night
expecting
imihhjj
M.
jw
,
,i
why
o
many
I'rince
lluperl
'
")-'
-
insist
on
having
Nauaiino-W
(liiton
eoal.
They
have
made
U'ly
of
coal
and
have
diseov-
'I
hai
Naniiiiuo-Wellington
fai
Miperuir
lo
it
coinpelt-'
Very
liltle
last
a
long
H
diari
are
hul
oil
at
,;'gb'
'lie
rire
will
be
I
here
in
tho
""
imna.
N
,,.k,
u.ry-
liitliv
"
find
no
laek
am
oilier
point
in
f,,vwr
of
Nanalnio-Wel-
Ullgloil.
Hi's
famous
eoal
I
sold
only
I'V
Albert
A.
McCnITery.
They
have
Hieir
own
Irani
and
Mucks
"nil
assure
prompt
ncrvirf.
Order
ill
reel
,
f,,,,,,
.nl
(
-i:rc
Viu
tfrl
(be
only
coal
Nanatinii-Vcllmglt,ii.
Their
phone
nuin-b"r
lc
1
1
r.
and
501.
Willi,,,,,
Ciuiui,,,,
r
the
'"Vlt.
pity
ticket
olllce
returned
""
H'o
I'rineo
lluperl
lid
niter-"'iii
fro,,,
Vnncouvor
where
he
"Meiideil
Ihe
runeral
of
In
sisler.
Mi
.
Keddy
CLASH
WITH
COMMUNISTS
Lieutenant
and
Woman
Killed
at
Kavata,
Italy,
and
Number
Wounded
ATIH.XS.
Nm.
2.
s
hrulen
hiiI
killeil
mid
Hiiollier
offl-
jWlnloii
l'oMliiialer
Heneral.
Sir
William
Milehel!
Tliompson.
Miiiinfer
of
TraiipjrU,
I.Ieul.
fkil.
Wilfrid
A.Mey.
Miuiiter
of
IVHwions,
Major
(i
C.
Tryon.
er
and
fifleen
koI.Ii.t
were!
I'arliaineiilarV
Secretary
to
Hie
wounded
in
a
clash
at
Kavala
be-1
Mininler
of
Transport.
J.
I..
0.
I
wren
Ir.M.pK
and'
eomuHinttil
'.Moofe-Hrabaon.
Loot
Commissary
and
Carry
Off
vkorkmen.
who
were
IrvliiB
lo
Jir.!
I'ailiameniar)'
Serrelary
ol
venl
lolutero
lieina
e-it
out
froMi!'ver-ca
I
ra.le,
II
M
Samuel,
or
h
uwn-iiakn
factory.
The
eom-'Faroham.
,
mOllUU
ue
revoher
and
d-
Imimlle.
The
InuHi
fire,
itilo
Hie
I.I
A
H
Gra-e.
act-
up
,.nw,
killing
..tie
w..iun
and
m-
uiusiei
Admlrally
l"-;juriiiK
i
rlvilian.
Hawk
Inlet.
'M
niilen
from
Tli'
V
tooled
Ihe
rominie-l
f
li'
xalm.iii
rannery
Hiere
i
was
yuanliiiir
alone:'
wmier
ami
ewaiMNl
in
a.
!.a
..
tMk
twelve
rifle,
all
iiiuiiiuiiiitoii
ami
a
lar?e
-d
ifrorerie
and
IKO
ill
They
It.iiind
Urease
and
ic
hail
freed
himself
the
had
hoik
I
I
hours.
OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY
IN
SILENT
ELECTION
Prince
Rupert
Women
Register
Interesting
Vote
to
Save
Money
and
Lessen
Work
n
FISH
ARRIVALS
SI
Boats
Sold
Catches
Totalling
164,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
This
Morning
llalltiui
l
arc-
oiieruia
at
me
Hie.U
vri
i.rk.
tailed
lOUKM!
pound,
four
American
boats
ilipoiug
of
tJW.nnd
pound
and
Iwo
Canadian
selling
35.UOU
pound.
Ai
rival
and
sale,
were
a
follow:
American
Srinolir.
SH.immi
lb.,
ami
Sherman.
tH.ii(H)
lb.,
at
!.)'
ami
He.
fo
the
Canadian
1
i-li
.V.i
,
:obl
Slorage
Ot.
1
Sun.el.
tll.lHlP
lb.,
al
I
I
.ic
J
and
Be.
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries.
Arrow,
I3,'U0
lb.,
al
I
l.r.c
nrtd
fir.
In
Hie"
Hooth
Finhcriesj
I
'41
n
ad
Ian
Ho.
Canadian
Liiiigloii".
VI.
''
lb.,
and
Johanna.
1
1
nun
p.
mint-,
at
I
Ic
and
lie,
lo
Hie
Mini
Fishenc.
FRANK
ADAMS
DIES
VICTORIA
OLD
TIMER
VIC'lOlllA.
Nov.
1
2.
Frank
Adam,
70
ears
id
age,
niasler
of
the
high
s'ehool
here
for
20
year
.luring
uie
earner
nay,
died
yelelday
as
a
resllll
id
in-Jurle
received
when
he
fell
down
the
ele'i
of
a
local
bolcl.
Ill)
was
a
native
nrVlrloivn!e.
Nova
Scolia.
.
ARRANGING
FOR
A
LEASE
OF
SITE
FOR
BIOLOGICAL
STATION
YICUHHA.
Nov.
I.'.
Ilr.
A.
I
Kuijdil.
chairman
of
Ihe
I
tiuluj--i-
ral
boaiil
of
Hie
lirpurliuenl
of
j
Fielierie.
arrived
here
today
lo
Hk
of
Hie
department
of
l'uldic
Ilio
riuhl
in
lrur
for
the
local
exchange
Hii
inornina
lo-
tKiimnioii
Uoveninienf
a
NEARLY
BURNED
Good
Fortune
and
Efforts
of
Fire
Fighters
Saved
Institution
at
Port
Simpson
From
Destruction
PIIIIT
SIMl'SON,
Nov.
12.
II
was
only
by
good
fortune
and
the
efforl.
of
a
large
number
of
willing
workers
that
the
I'm
I
Simpson
general
hospital
wan
saved
from
destruction
by
fire
last
night.
Ax
il
wa
there
was
a
good
deal
id
alarm
and,
while
fire
did
little
damage,
water
did
considerable.
A
V
oVIoek
Ihe
blaze,
raued
by
a
defective
flue,
was
caught
in
it
incipient
stages.
Iiiijnnli-alcly
Hie
alarm
went
up
and,
after
about
an
hour'
rigid
in
the
flame.
were
under
control.
Amundsen
Expedition
to
the
North
Pole
Doomed
to
Failure
According
to
Message
Received
tJIIIIISTIANIA,
Nov.
IS.
-
The
Norwegian
explorer.
Olio
Sverilriip,
slates
thai
Ihe
latest
message
received
from
lluotil
Amundsen's
exploration
lii.
Hit
Maud,
wus
iiufavurnlile
and
lie
exprst-sos
fear
thai
Ihe
plan
to
drift
past
the
iiuiUi
iole
in
Ihe
j
I
nder
Keeralary
for
War,
Eirl
wilh
the
Coneratie-
or
i
iiiKi.
iw.
Civil
Lord
of
Hie
Ailmirally
I
'.arl
Slanhop.
Solinlor
(il-naral.
Sir
Tiioinii-In-kip.
iiderneerelary
for
Foreign
Affair-,
(tonal.
I
McNeill.
Kirt
Swrelary
to
Hie
Tranr
Walter
iiitineM.
I
nder
Jjecrelary
for
India.
Karl
dcslr-
able
ile
for
Ihe
new
biological
slat
ion
lo
be
creeled
al
I'rince
lluperl
for
I
lie
sludy
of
Ihe
I'ae
ific
I'islirrirs.
As
miuii
a
Ihe
jile
tin
Ih'imi
approved,
conslruc-
'
..I
id.-
.).
(lion
.-oiuinence.
GREETINGS
SENT
TO
THE
CANADIAN
ARMY
OIIAW
miiiisiralioii
uu
A.
Novt
12
and
Iieop
senl
conlial
gie"
Canadian
army
The
ad-
p.e
ol
Moll
inus
lo
I
lie
I
e
rd
ay.
est
to
agricullurisls
and
business
jnen
in
these
-parts.
The
Fanner"
luslitule
movement
i
making
rapid
stride
throughout
Ihe
interior,
and
it
is
asserted
lhal
many
agricultural
improvement
have
resulted
thereby.
The
trip
exleuded
to
Ihe
Okanagan
and
Cariboo
districts,
and
took
over
threi1
weeks
lo
accomplish.
Prince
Rupert
At
I'rince
lluperl
Hie
dairy
situation
caused
much
astonishment,
and
the
prospect
lor
in
creased
consumption
id
dairy
products
were
looked
into.
It
was
found
lhal
there
are
only
Ibrec
creamerle
in
lid
city,
witli
a
population
reputed
lo
be
0,0(10
outs.
Milk
i
being
daily
imported
from
Woodcock
and
Quirk,
the
latter
being
over
2nd
miles
away
from
I'rince
llupcrt
on
Hie
l.T.t'.
and
U
sold
id
eleven
(did
for
I.O0.
Ice
cream
and
sweet
cream
are
also
lieing
imported
from
Ihe
Fnier
Valley.'
(tinned
milk
I
slill
very
popular
hi
I'rince
lluperl
and
inut
remain
so
until
the
price
of
fresh
milk
ii
dropped.
More
'vegetable
hit
now
being
.supplied
from
interior
point
but
a
large
quantity
is
slill
being
brought
in
by
boat.
The
I'.
Hum
Company
are
ex-(coxMiiue.l
on
page
live)
SENIOR
BILLIARDS
The
(ileal
War
Veterans
will
make
their
first
appearance
in
the
first
division
billiard
league
tonight,
playing
wilh
the
Orotlo
Teams
will
meet
a
follows:
(irotto.
Oeorge
WViugh
Don
Hrown
AiTtic
ice
llow
will
have
lo
lie
given
up,
u
is
helieved
thai
tho
F.rnic
Pierce
,
message
mean.
thai
Ihe
Maud
exhausted
her
oil
supply
and
miut
llert
Morgan
!.
i
"itl
U
i'
")
I"
rr."-U
u':
.
W.
J
N!
.
Vets.
Col.
McMordie
.
.
.
Sgl.
Jepson
.
Alex.
Volume
.
.
.
Fred
I'yle
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'!
Newspaper
day
aflernoou.
had
lieen
previously
used
for
an
Mr.
Neeland
staled
thai
he
arsenic
Iree
prayiu?
coniiound.
;aud
hi
eollea?ie
had
yet
lo
he
Seventeen
other
residents
of
the
conv
inced
of
Hie
Heed
of
revision
home
are
(
yrecetil
yreeetit
limber
limber
ruyidtyj
of
the
sjI.Mii.
He
said
lie
would
Und
i
in
!-!
riiaildin
rhaiixe.
in
Hie
admiiii--I
tratioi.
of
Mir
workmen'
com-
'
peiialion
Art.
Drank
Apple
Cider
Which
Seems
to
Have
Been
Diluted
With
Arsenic
Other
wer:
.who
spoke
in
the
IIoue
yesler-,
rel
which
contained
Hie
eider
still
ill
MEMORIAL
AT
TRAIL
THAU.
meii:orial
iii
ii.ui
iui
Nov.
1
1
Imibliii?
ir!iiMinn
A
beautiful
r..
....I
.
.
i
iiti
it
turni
u
linen
and
rouiiuuuily
u-e
was
Idediealed
Tuesday,
Armi.slice
1
1
lay.
SCIENTIST
DIES
IIA.CI..MKHK,
Nov.
12.
Sir
'Arehibabl
lieikie.
former
presi
dent
of
the
lloyal
Society,
died
Ijesie
r.lay.
Tells
Southerners
About
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace,
Smithers
and
the
Francois
and
Ootsa
Lake
Country
V..
K.
liiliiey-Uriffilhs
who
recently
jiaed
lliroiigh
1'riiice
llupcrt
on
lus
way
lo
interior
points
ha
been
telling'
the
people
of
Ihe
south
ubuul
what
he
saw
here
and
eNewhere,
especially
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
farmer.
lie
is
.-ecrelury
of
Ihe
advisory
hoard
uf
lite
farmer'
institutes
and
hi
observation
will
prove
interesting
reading
to
people
of
this
district.
The
Victoria
Times
report
of
the
Irip
says:
The
ecretary
repoits
a
mCbt
r-r
:
.
.
.uccesrul
lour
and
has
brought!
naek
much
information
of
inter-,
OCTOBER
OUTPUT
AT
ANYOX
BEAT
ALL
PAST
RECORDS
ANYOX,
Nov.
12.
The
month
of
October
saw
another
big
nunc
output
at
Anyox.
The
month
of
September
broke
all
past
records
for
produclion,
but
October
production
was
almost
a
thousand
Ions
greater.
115,555
Ion
hciuz
mined.
The
suielfer
handled
5y.8'.G
ton
of
this
ore
and
Hie
concentrator
treated
J'.'.Cd'J
Ion.
accepted.
4
EQUIPMENT
ON
SMITH
ISLAND
TO
BE
TAKEN
AWAY
CITY
DECIDES
The
rock
crust,
my
equipment
Used
Ii
v
the
city
ul
Smith
Island
some
years
ugh
is
lo
be
reluroc.1
lo
I'rince
lluperl.
the
council
decided
last
night
when,
on
recom
mendation
of
Hie
Hoard
of
Work
an
offer
from
John
Fyolfson
to
move
the
plant
in
for
9200
was
Mayor
Xcwloit
explained
thai
Ihe
longer
Hie
equipment
was
allowed
lo
remain
at
Smith
Island
Ihe
less
there
would
be
of
service
lo
Ihe
city.
The
Hoard
of
Works
had
deemed
it
advisagle
to
bring
Ihe
machinery
in
and
hold
it
uu
til
there
was
an
opportunity
to
dispose
of
il.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tleorge
McAfee
of
(ieorgetown,
who
have
been
on
a
J2k
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upslair
pining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f.oor
for
hire.
Huitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parlies.
For
rales,
apply
lu
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
"'ill,
I'HINCU
III
I'KHT,
B.C.,
WKDN.F.SHAY.
NOVKMHKIl
12.
l2i.
circuiioon
i.tti.
tr..i
.
..
-is.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
U.
S.
POLICE
ARREST
VANCOUVER
LAWYER
UNFAVORABLE
REPORTS
RECEIVED
FROM
AMUNDSEN
IN
POLAR
REGIONS
Vancouver
Lawyer
was
Arrested
in
Connection
with
Seizure
of
Quadra
s
FJIANUSCO.
Nov.
It.
F.
II.
Aii.lt-
roii.
idlomcy
of
.over.
11.11.
was
aircsled
here
today
charged
Willi
violation
!t
Volstead
Art
ill
connection
with
the
recent
seizure
of
Uie
li
i-Umiiut
(Jimdra
liy
tli
United
Slale
roaf
guard
mller
;ii't!
off
Sun
Pruiii'ifti'o.
1
1
i
dlcgeil
I
hut
IIh-
(.liiuilm
had
aboard
.i
lupin-
cargo
i
,if
.VMi,uot).
Tin
IitHiliuir
ol
Hit-
w.ed
in
will)
the
l
J
mm
lii'ir.
Imr-ligaliuii
is
being
made
'ha'
i
lit
Ouadra
u
oiet
j
.'
-million
Maud
and
dial
-m
ttij
t
never
belonged
Id
I
U'd
stale
and
oa
ii
not
I
a
being
in
territorial
I
n,
h
i
-mi
Hiil
he
had
no-1
l-
Willi
Hie
nitrations'
U'lidia
of
Ilic
pond
i-.
1
1
-.
1
t
Hie
,(..
BRITISH
MAKE
LABOR
PLAYS
;
APPOINTMENTS
BOTH
PARTIES
1
L
One
Woman
List
of
Ministers
,
n
0ppoeL
NeeUnds
Revision
of
;
In
Conservative
Admlnls-
.,
.
,F,
.
!
tratlon'
I
Tlmbp
oy4les
De
LONDON.
Xn.
.'.
TIm-
Diirh-1
of
Alliol.
parliamentary
eee-
NINE
KILLED
Survey
to
be
Made
of
Woodworth
FROM
POISON
Lake
Dam
Connection
w'th
Powa
mands
Oth
r
Changes
'
BLDFOltD.
Ind.,
Nov.
12.
VICTOltlA.
X.
v.
12.
-Conser-
Nine
people
are
dead
from
poia-
relary
to
Ho
Hoard
of
education
viilive
and
l.ilx-AiU
look
alike
'o
oiling
due
apparently
to
drink-
in
I
he
only
woman
in
(he
core
of
member
of
tho
j.ahor
Party,
au-..
,'.'
enter
Monday
ut
Hie!
for
Prince
Rupert
Industries
Aid.
Mucdoiiuid
reporting
thai
III.'
rouditioti
of
I
lie
Wood-worlh
hake
dam
wu
such
thai
an
iiiimediale
inspection
seemed
necessary,
the
city
oiirieil
last
night
decided
that
uu
inspection
.should
he
njade
foilliwilli
by
Hie
city
engineer
and
the
superiii-leudeul
of
ulililie.
The
Mipeiiiitendenl,
Aid.
Mardouald
staled,
had
rei.orled
.on,.-..-
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maue
cor.ii.is
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ii.
n.j.ireia
hi.
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imcaugauuii
l!u(
,.ernenl
cold
1h.
amoved
out
of
Ihe
dam
v
the
handful
viii
mm
la
v
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I'raiiiiMM
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in
:
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w
--
ap-ta
Flie
time
had
come,
he
fell,
where
Ihe
situation
should
be
pul
lieforc
Ihe
council
through
an
official
report
from
Ihe
engineer.
:
:
"
llpferring
to
a
visit
lhal
bad
ARMISTICE
DAY
DULY
OBSERYED
Enthusiastic
Banquet
Held
Great
War
Veterans
Last
Nlnht
In
St.
Regis
Cafe
The
spirit
of
I
lie
occasion
was
fittingly
and
enthusiastically
celehraled
at
Hie
Armistice
Day
ihauquet
pul
on
by
Hie
(ireal
War
Veterans'
Association
in
Hie
SI
IlegisHafe
last
night.
Music
and
story
telling,
addresses
by
Maytjr
...
Xcwlou
and
I'rtident
I'yle.
community
singing
and
spirit
of
good
fellowship
made
the
affair
one
of
much
enjoyment
lo
Ihe
100
or
so
men,
in'oslly
velerans.
wlu
sal
down
lo
(he
fcslive
board.
F.
(.
I'yle,
president
of
(he
(ireal
War
Veterans'
Association,
was
in
the
chair.
Hefore
the
proceedings
opened,
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Hugler
W.
Hance
and
those
pre-enl
lood
at
attention
and
in
silence
in
tribute
lo
(he
comrades
whom
Ihey
left
in
Flanders
Fields.
"Ileveille"
was
sounded
as
Ihe
gathering
look
il
seals.
A
splendid
repast
had
been
set
and,
after
it
was
done
full
jus-lice
lo,
the
program
.
started.
There
were
stories
by
Dr.
II.
K.
Tremayne
and
Jack
Judge,
songs
by
W.
Murray,
J.
X.
Kelly,
Comrade
Bradley.
James
Harris
and
Comrades
Hales,
cornel
solos
by
Comrade
Schorield.
trombone
olo
by
Iktuirade
Teasdale,
violin
olo
by
Win.
Murray.
Jr.
speeches
appropriate
lo
Hie
o.euasion
were
delivered
by
Mayor
Newton
and
President
I'yle.
W.
Vaughai
Davie
was
accompanist
of
the
evening
and
Sid
Thompson
pre
sided
at
the
pianc
fur,romiuunily
singing.
The
very
successful
alfair
broke
up
about
11.15.
The
Poppy
Day
fond
benefit
led
$21.10
as
u
result
of
Hie
saie
of
poppies.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
(i.
II.
Clarke.
C.
L
jVoungman
and
S.
L.
Warrior.
Ii
L.
Landrey.
secretary
of
'V
As
sociation,
assis'
d
at
thw
door.
SURPLUSES
FOR
UTILITIES
SHOWN
The
electric
light
department
showed
a
surplus
of
$2.878.
to
during
the
month
ul
October
and
the
telephone
department
a
sur-i
plus
of
Vti2.33
according
to
a
report
submitted
lo
the
eity
couucil
lasl
night
by
Hie
super
intendent
of
utilities.
Figures
for
Hie
operation
of
the
two
departments
were
as
Electric
Light
hsl
limited
revenue
Hxpcnditurc
Surplus
Capital
expenditure
Telephone
Kslimaled
revenue
Irip
south,
returned
from
Van-lKxpendilura
.
rouvcr
vn
the
Prince
llupcrt
this'surplus
8.700.00
5,821.85
2.878.15
7,132.33
3.850.00
2.887.07
002.33
'
ion
',8
been
made
thi
summer
to
the
dam
by
the
utilities
committee.
Aid.
Casey
asked
if
Hie
matter
had
nol
then
been
placed
before
it.
Aid.
Mirdonab)
replied
that
some
reference
had
been
made
to
,
Hie
nralfer
Hiei)
but
it
had
not
by
seemed
so
seriou.
Now
il
ap
peared
that
the
dam
wa
nol
safe.
Aid.
Collarl
inquired
if
there
wa
nol
an
arrangement
with
the
dry
dock
lo
provide
power
and
tight
in
eae
of
emergency.
There
va
an
arrangement
witli
the
dry
...
IT
lock
to
take
care,
of-tne
city
in
case
of
a
shutdown.
Aid.
Macdou-
aid
replied.
"Apart
from
ltd,
power
might
be
needed
for
the
elevator
or
even
fur
the
mill,
f
supply
not
beius
arrauge.ttforfrontb
drjMocki?
asked
Aid.
Hbllart.
.
Aid.
Macdonald
pointed
out
hat
(he
expenditure
of
22,00O
had
only
recently
been
authorized
by
the
council
to
take
care
of
extension
lhal
would
be
required
'ii
supplying
the
elcvalor.
Aid.
Macdonald
alo
referred
lo
a
communication
that
had
just
been
received
from
the
designer
of
the
elevator
staling
lhal
1500
kilowatts
and
not
800
kilowatt?,
would
be
required
and
that
it
was
expected
lb
have
Ihe
elevator
in
operation
by
Oct.
1,
1925.
Ihe
situation
was
such
that
it
should
have
the
attention
of
the
council
at
once.
"II
seenvs
to
tne
thai
we
will
need
all
Ihe
power
wo
can
get
Irom
the
dry
dock,"
said
Aid.
Collart.
Mayor
Newton
then,
called
the
discussion
back
to
the
motion
for
'he
inspection
of
Hie
ilam
which
was
unanimously
pasei.
TOM
UPHILL
WANTS
BEER
Labor
Member
for
Fernle
Says
all
Rlqht
foe
Vancouver
to
Drink
Coca
Cola
VICTOltlA.
Nov.
12.
Beer
by
Ihe
glass
in
accordance
with
the
expressed
wish
of
the
people
oT
his
Hdiiiir.
was
demanded
on
the
floor
of
Ihe
House
by
Tom
Uphill,
Labor
member
for
Fernie,
in
a
speech
yesterday
in
the
debate
on
Ihe
address
in
reply
lo
the
peeeh
from
the
throne.
"If
they
want
to
drink
coca
cola
in
Vancouver,
let
Iheui
go
to
it.
but
in
places
where
they
voted
beer
they
want
action
and
I
will
nol
be
satisfied
until
Femie
gets
ushce.'
said
t
plnll.
ACCIDENTAL
DROWNING
YERDICT
AT
INQUEST
Death
of
Miss
Dorothy
Gosnell
was
Investigated
by
Coroner's
Jury
Yesterday
Afternoon
A
verdict
of
accidental
drowning
was
relumed
by
Ihe
Jury
which
sat
hefore
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
yesterday
afternoon
lo
investigate
Hie
circumstance
uUending
the
death
of
Ml
Dorothy
(iosuell
in
the
boating
accident
near
the
tt.T.p.
wharf
"ii
Vo
!
m
!!'!
;i