TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
wmm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
Willi
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire,
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
lioston
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
467.
vol
xiv
y'fisj.
Chargea
J$,
Murder
of
two-year-old
Ckild
At
Pentecostal
Meeting
XA.NAI.MO,
Nov.
II.
Leslie
Dickie,
jU
years
ut
ugc,
n
tninrr.
i
held
ly
H'
local
police
charged
wild
murder
hi
rou-
(ion
willi
Ihe
deulh
of
his
two
year
old
graudoii,Lesic
Dickie,
,,t
S.durday
night.
Uiief
of
I'olice
Harris
alleges
thai
Dickie
-uifoialed
Ihe
hoy
by
placing
his
hand
over
I
lie
lad's
nose
unit
mouth
during
Hit'
holding
of
I'cnteiostal
service
ul
his
resi-i
If
lire.
AIIIiuiikIi
Uh'
bov's
"lolhPr,
Mrs.
,.
Dickie
or
Merrill.
In-(iinllier
Mild
two
sinters
ami
three
brothers
ure
alleged
lo
hnv
)
m
present
at
Hi;
meetiiig,
no(
'
a,
vii.pl
was
made
to
resist
ll.e
.
fc,:,mllall.er
action,
ll.e
police!
I
hANKM
iTTrnnTTr..n
iVIMP
'mm.
Dickie
joined
the
religious!
1
llnlmUUl
I
llIU
t
,h
a
year
ago
and
since
then,
-
r-,,-----.-
i
;t-
iM'i'ii
laboring
under
it
strong!
i
i
iis
fervor,
according
to
Ui-
i
i.-r.
SENATOR
LODGE
DIED
SUNDAY
Wat
Prominent
In
Political
Life
of
the
United
Slates
i
WlllllllK.i:.
Mu.s
.
Nut.
.
s
t.
i?
lion
i
Cabot
Lodge
died
,jf
Sunday
night.
I
Hiked
upon
as
one
of
the
'
i.
ins
of
modern
demoeraoy
on,
iiinienl,
Senulor
l.odge
had
mi
the
Sriiule
sine
IH'J'J
roil-1
'
iily
ami
since
Aiuu.l
HUH
n
r
liren
leader
of
the
llcpuhllrail
,
i
v
lie
opposed
the
league
of
Xu
'ill
and
the
Irfily
of
Ver-
-11
'
-
and
ted
Hi
inlesl
against
I'
ijcnl
Wilson
fur
ratification,
v
nig
Mi,
fighl.
M
Lodge
m
friend
of
11
M-ll
and
was
always
ltj
riitar
(nliiriuutraJtou
and
imc.
.
ni
in
parly
council.
He
v.
u
student
of
art
and
in'
ii
re
and
mke
Fritrdi
CECIL
JOINS"
THE
CABINET
Two
Ministers
Added
by
Premier
LONDON.
!).
It
Premier
I
.
twin
eomidi'led
In
cabinet
day
hy
apolitling
Yicoui.l
first
commissioner
of
-s
and
public
buildings,
and
not
Cecil,
chancellor
of
the
liy
of
l.nneasler.
I
lie
Kins
called
a
meet
in-
of
Privy
Council
al
the
Palace
'
'.
nlav
and
Parliament
h-
.,1'Uvr
prorogued
until
Decern-'
It
lo
enable
Hie
new
minister
(Uji-nitne
aeiiiahiled
with
their
arlnii'iits
before
the
opening
"
I'lirllamciil.
I'i'
iiiie,
Baldwin
has
railed
n
aiiinrl
eoiineil
for
tomorrow
to
't
is
matters
of
policy.
Ihe
aildlllon
of
Vieount
Cecil
'In'
raliinet
is
considered
tin
-i
ititiil
owing
lo
his
inlerest
in
'k
Lm.uc
of
N'allons.
It
also
'r.anlcd
us
Mhnwing
the
goern-nieiit
s
policy
in
rouiieelioii
with
in'
l.riimi.-
reiiiains
unehanned.
JOURNALIST
DIES
TMItONTO.
Noy.
M.-
Johnny
Hicppuril,
C'.t
year
of
age.
found-
'r
uf
Snlurday
N'lgbl
and
tit
om
line
iho
foremost
journalist
in
'
aiiH.lu.
iln-,1
,
Callfui
Mill
on
iirda;
.
CAPT.
NIXON
IS
DEAD
VICTOIIIA.
Nov.
It.--Caul.
H.
A
Nuuu,
H.N.,
retired,
died
or
"'"leiiiiiiiiih,
,(..,.
a(
iukiii
loday
was
head
uf
Hie
former
naval
college
Jiero
and
senior
naval
of-fii'er
al
Ksquimall.
ORDERED
TO
LEAVE
TOWN
Minnie
Lawsoii,
charged
with
yi's-rancy
In
the
eily
police
eourl
Oils
inoruinif.
was
given
until
"its
afternoon
to
leave
(own,
it
nreiice
.MalticUnu
was
given
a
''t'ure
by
Magistrate
.MrClymonl
'j
find
"iiiii!
work.
Most
of
the
City
Churches
Had
Special
Services
on
Sunday
Congregations
were
Large
riiaiiki
my
whs
speeiatly
oli.
rved
al
II:''
iiinsl
of
Hie
eily
ehurelies
on
Sunday.
There
were
lanre
eoiirr'Kalioii-
lo
linien
lo
sermon
and
inu'ie
upprnprtale
lo
the
siiOII.
Itev.
I!.
!.
I
lacker
pmirlied
a
Me'Hl
riianksgivinx
eriiion
al
the
rcitular
tnoming
service
in
the
.Mfll4lil
Church.
In
J
he
aflermMni,
llic
Primary
and
Intermediate
Sunday
School
de-lurf
nienlx
Joineil
fnr
a
sjieeial
en
ice
in
Hie
auditorium
before
going
lo
I
heir
rlue.
In
the
e
en
hi
a
there
whs
spxeiiil
music
by
Hie
choir.
odoll
tiring
Mis
Kallileen
.lone
and
.1.
K.
luvey
Adilree
were
given
by
lir.
W
T.
Kergln
and
P.
II.
I.inxey.
Itev
!.
i.
Hacker
iM-esidhig.
llic
rhureli
wa
ilewtraiinl
with
rtn.
frulls
and
vegetables.
Al
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
Mr.
Oraul
nrfieehrsl
a
scil
thanks-
givittg
service
on
Sundai"
morning
and
in
the
evening
there
wen-two
anthem
Mutable
for
the
or-cnion
in
which
Mrs.
McMillan
and
Mr.
JhtvIs
Mrl.eml
were
Hie
n)loils.
A
hiiIii
was
el.'
.
unv
by
S.
K.
Campbell.
In
the
AnglicHii
Choreh
Areh-
b'lieun
It
I
v
gave
speeutl
Nllenllon
lo
Ihe
Aruiislico
llicioe
al
lite
sermons
morning
and
evenin?.
In
Hie
l.ulheraii
Church
Itev.
P.
ill.
llMl"lr
preached
a
sierial
Hinnksgiviiiir
sermon
in
the
morii:iig
and
in
Ihe
eenin
I
here
wa
harvest
service.
GUESSING
ON
Latest
Novelty
for
Raising
Money
for
Christmas
Cheer
Arranged
by
Elks
Ciiessing
on
Ihe
liurniiig
of
a
lighlcd
candle
is
Ihe
lules!
iiicIImI
of
raising
money
for
charitable
purpoe.
Tlie
Klks
will
lisrhl
a
candle
in
a
slore
window
on
liewmber
17
and
I
here
will
be
guessing
oil
Hie
lime
il
will
burn
ami
Ihe
sum
of
firm
will
he
given
in
prizes
In
Ihe
lucky
winners.
The
Klks
are
Inking
Ihis
course
of
raising
lyoney
insleml
of
making
n
personal
appeal
for
money
ror
Iheir
Chrlslmas
Cheer
ruiid.
The
candlo
lo
be
used
is
wlial
is
known
as
n
seven
day
caudle,
bill
no
one
can
Icll
how
long
il
wit.
burn.
The
guesses
will
be
plucnl
in
ballol
boxes
and
be
eolleclei'
as
soon
as
Ihe
candle
is
lighted
The
nearest
tuesses
will
securr
the
prUcs.
I'uion
steamer
Caidena,
Capt
A.
H.
Dickson,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
at
'-'
o'clock
Sunday
ariernoon,
sailed
al
8
hr
Sievvarl.
Aoyn.x
and
Alice
Arm
and
is
hero
again
this
afternoon
being
due
lo
sail
lor
Ihe
soulli
at
5
o'clock.
The
Cardeiia
had
the
following
iiorlhern
passengers
on
Sunday:
for
Prince
Hupert,
A.
J
I..
Wlllsoii:
Tor
Anvox.
W
II
own
i-d:
Tor
Stewart.
W.
Miller,
William
Dann
and
Airs.
F-
IMUNCi:
ItLPKIlT.
H.C
HALIBUT
SALE
IS
LARGE
ONE
pproxlmatsly
600,000
Pound!
Disposed
of
Here
In
Two
Days
Ilii'i'i-
was
no
holiday
al
lh
I'lsh
I.M'liaiige
or
in
the
loca
halibut
packing
houses
yesler
day.
In
fuel,
arrivals
yesterday
ere
unusually
large
and
:IH
1,800
pounds
was
marketed.
Today
mother
2110,0(111
or
so
pound
was
sojd.
making
a
total
for
Ho
three
past
days
of
000,00
.louods.
Wealher
has
been
cold
am
-tear
on
Ihe
banks
lately
aim
cry
soiluble
for
successful
fishing.
As
u
result
a
number
o
Hie
large
cliixiicrs
have
been
getting
in
wilh
their
catches
ear
licr
I
ban
expected.
None
of
the
boats
arriving
over
Ihe
week
-coo
will
return
lo
Ihe
banks
as
il
ie
only
a
few
days
now
until
tin
cloe
eaon
starts.
The
iiiohi
of
Hip
Urge
American
schooners
after
selling
here,
are
leaving
for
Seattle
where
they
will
tie
up
for
Ihe
wilder.
Transaction-
at
the
l'i.h
exchange
yesterday
were
as
follows:
American
Wave,
a.ooo
lbs.,
al
15.Gc
and
1c;
Omaiiey,
lu.ooo
lbs.,
al
11.3c
and
0e;
Alaska,
ifu.nmi
lbs.,
al
11.5c
and
Ac;
Yukon,
.IS.nud
lbs.,
al
11.5c
and
On,;
and
June,
12.000
lbs.,
at
1
5.7c
and
6c.
lo
the
Canadian
l'i-li
A
Col.l
Storage
Co.
iaiil.
OMJllio
..
at
it.7c
ami
fir.
to
the
1Uh.Hi
r'islicric-Canadian
tk.
Allen.
60.000
lb-.,
at
i.6c
and
4c,
to
Hie
PaciHe
Fisheries.
Ilonaiua,
13.000
lbs.,
at
t.5e
ami
6c;
llrothers.
lo.OoO
lls
ul
1
5.
or
ami
ftc;
hihI
Lumen,
i'.O'm
lit.,
at
IVee
and
6,
to
the
Atlin
irfnsiiiuiion.
ar.mm
ii
at
i
1.5
MdVvjui4j
SfoaUw,
SO.OW
Ibo.,
a4
1
1
.Co
and
6c
lo
Ihe
Hoyal
I'lsh
Co.
Canadian
M.
M.
niiris"lodier.
I3.IMHI
lbs.,
al
I
2
Mr
and
fie.
and
pair
or
Jacks.
V.OOfl
lb..
al
I
ir
and
tie.
lo
the
lUiuailian
Fish
A
Cld
Storage
Co.
Imlphin.
I.Klio
lbs.,
at
1.1.7c
and
6c.
lo
Ihe
Itovnl
Fisli
Co.
ProsMrity
A.,
not
satisfied
with
prices
offering
here,
cleared
for
Vancouver
with
her
catch
in
the
hope
of
obtaining
something
blter.
Today's
Arrivals
Arrivals
and
sales
tln
mom
ing
were
us
follows,
all
being
American
:
Helgelaud.
r.O.O(M)
lbs.,
al
11.
'2c
mid
fir.
and
Young
America.
33,-
oim
lb..
at
I
Mr
and
6c.
to
the
i
unii.liiin
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
'o.
W'esliTII.
tO.nuii
bsM
al
H.fio
and
rtc.
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Ilrik.
.iH.onn
lbs.,
ut
1
1.5c
and
lie.
to
Ihe
A
I
list
Fisheries.
Forward.
S,no
lbs.,
al
15.
lo
a
nd
(ie.
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
.
Pnisperlly.
Sli.OOO
lbs.,
at
17o
and
lli.rie.
lo
the
Pariflc
Fisheries
for
Seattle
delivery.
Forcmoif.
M5.000
lbs.,
decided
to
go
soulli.
QUIETLY
MARRIED
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
I
Miss
Florence
Effle
Knott
Becomes
I
Bride
of
Walter
Wilson,
Rov.
G.
Q.
Hacker
Officiating
The
weiblng
was
quietly
solemnized
at
the
Western
Booms
al
?
o'clock
yesterday
aflernuoii
of
Waller
Wilson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Wilson
of
Ladder's
Lauding
and
Miss
Florence
Kill
Knoll,
daughter
of
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
Joseph
Knoll
of
New
Westmin
ster.
Ilev.
O.
(i.
Hacker
ntllcialed
ami
Ihe
witnesses
were
F.dward
W.
(Snlisch
and
F.mily
J.
Sahlon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
will
reside
In
Prince
llupeil,
the
groom
being
on
employee
of
(he
city.
BIRTH
V
daughter
was
born
al'
the.
T.UF.SDAY.
NOYHMUKIl
II.
IU1M.
.-4V;'-
.
w-s;
TRAIN
AND
BOAT
SERVICES
CHANGE
END
OF
THIS
WEEK
i
Change
of
Irani
jo-rviee
on
llie
'.aiiailian
National
Hallways
'omes
iiilo
elfer!
next
Sunday
il
s
announced
at
the
I
o-al
city
tic-
iel
oflice.
,fler
Sunday.
I
here
vill
bo
Ihrcej!
trains
a
week
caving
hereiiror
the
Kasl
on.
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and,
Sal-
rdays
and1
Arriving
Tuesdays,
riiursilav.s
niitS
Suiida).
Hours
of
arrival
and
departure
will
he'liam
Dawson
and
John
Taylor
o
he
same
as
ij
present.
;
The
doijl
lar
weekly
service
be-
ween
here
and
Vancouver,
by
t
earner
will
e,
ead
wilh
wilh
Hi
the
sailing
in
Saturday
i)l
liBtbis
weel
i'k.
From
'fSen
on
tliVt'ltijfh
tig
the
the
wi
winter.
Ho-
strainer
wfl.f
arrive
rroili
Ihe:
soulh
al
SiifffliM-k
Wedtesda
...
aHcmooiis,
making
the
douMe
,
ended
Irip
loifAnyox
and
sievvarl
and
fiailing
from
here
for
Hie
south
on
Friday
morning
al
'J
o'clock.
.1
Starting
el
Saturday
evi-iinir
there
will
be.
a
fnrtniahlly
learn
er
servH-e
UM
v.tm-oiiviT
vii
inyj
Mi
jiiooesl
in'o
.
,e
p.
uni-Jueen
Charlljl
Islands
by
Uie
j
lai'
es
'iircooinliiiff
the
daath
by
I'rbice
John.l
1
Ex-service
men-ot.
Arniiliee
Da
I'.-iiiic
at
SI.
Hegis
Cafe
Ionia1
'
a:
8.-0.
Ap-dv
o
Seen-larv
fiAV.V
A.
'or
tic'.els.
'
British
Premier
Makes
First
Public
Pronouncement
Since
Return
to
Power
at
Election
LONDON.
Nov.
11.
Stanley
ilaldwin
was
Hie
guel
or
honor
at
lasl
night's
Lord
Mayor's
banquet
al
Ihe
(
lildhall,
oilier
guests
being
Uoiiseivalive
ministers
and
their
wives
and
ihe
auiliai-sttdur
of
the
United
SUles,
Spain.
Italy
and
Japan.
Austin
phamherlaiii
toasting
phaized
Uiy4Ktupires
desire
for
peace
and
said:
"We
rejoice
tlilv-opiyMmjuid;
lie
United
Stales
and
Inisl
llii-
will
not
witheld
in
itfeIifniHil
lies
now
to
be
raced."
Premier
Baldwin
said
the
foreian
policy
would
be
stability;'
and
continuity,
lie
intimated
that
if
the
Dominions
and
great
'"-!
duslries
were
ready
lo
do
Ilieir
j.
Iart.
the
Ooverninent
was
ready;
4,
to
make
provision
for
Ihe
re-
opening
of
Hie
Wembley
Kxhibi-
tiou
next
year.
He
said
the
(iov-!
eminent
wotuu
110
everyuiing
possible
to
improve
the
lot
or
HicL,
mases
along
lines
Ihe
country.
bad
hitherto
pursued
and
"not
by
changing
the
basis
of
our
system
by
which
we
would
fall
into
the
pit
of
poverty
and
misery."
I
COLD
WEATHER
ALL
OYER
THE
DISTRICT
Ten
Below
at
Hazellon
Saturday
Night
and
Skeena
Is
Freezing
Over
No
Snow
at
Stewart
Yet
The
Hear
cold
spell
which
Prince
Hupert
has
been
experiencing
lor!
.Ihe
past
week
and
which
today'
shows
signs
of
becoming
even
more
marked
is
not
local.
FroniJ
Ihe
interior
come
reports
ot
an
1
unusual
snap
ror
this
time
of
Ihe
jcar.
At
Hazellon,
Ihe
thermometer
registered
10
below
on
Saturday
night'
and
in
places
the
Skeena
lliver
is
already
frozen
jnver.
Though
Ihe
weather
has
been
cold
there
is
no
snow
at
Anyox
or
Slewarl.
ofllcers
on
Ihe
steamier
Cardena
reported
Ihis
morning.
TARIFF
COMMISSION
LEAVES
HERE
TODAY
,
,
Salllng
This
Afternoon
on
the
Cutter
Cygan
for
Ketchikan
Has
Been
Her--
Two
I
Weeks
j
The
United
Stales
field
tariff
commission,
which
has
been
in
the
city
Tor
Ihe
past
fortnight
coiiducling
investigations
will,
a
view
to
bringing
about
a
change
in
the
larifl
on
hallbul,
leaves
Mils
ariernoon
for
Ketchikan
its
next
slop.
The
Uniled
Stales
revenue
culler
Cygtiii.
Cant.
Hal-
Prjnoe
llupeil
(iciieral
Hospital
versou,
arrived
yesterday
aileron
November
II
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.Jnoon
from
Ketchikan
10
lake
Hie
Arthur
Uevwm,
Fourth
Avenue,
euminissiiioers
north.
aturdr
Circulation
1,771.
THROWN
FROM
AUTO;
KILLED
-
New.
Westminster
Mill
Owner
Loses
Life
and
Lady
Injured
I.AN(iLi:Y,
Nov.
II.
Charles
Caibrailh.
10
years
of
age,
a
mill
owner
or
New
Westminster,
i
dead
and
Miss
(iertrdde
Folk
ot
Fort
Laugley
injured
and
in
th
hospital
while
three
men,
Wil-
Fori
Laifiley."
and
J.
Macdouah
or
MurrayvilN'
are
being
held
by
Hie
police
as
material
witnesses
as
a
result
or
an
auto
accident
in
which
Ihe
aulo
Calhraith
wasj
driving
plunging
into
a
dilch
onj
e
n
Jnir
rii.il
early
Monday
morning,
according-
lo
the
Lang-
t
-...
f.
ley
police.
llatbraitb's
body
wa
bai!
j
Imrned
beneath
Hie
wrecked
car.!
INQUEST
T0D
Y
Irow-iinf
week
n-itt
lit-l
Sun-
,,r
xji
tiorolliy
(ionlli
noeneij
in
Ihe
cilv
iMilice
eourl
lii-afternoon.
Tli-
jurymen
are
'.
1'ooi.sbauk.
S.
K.
Parker.
Sinn
-
.
miIMi.
Vrlhnr
Hailcy,
J.
C.
Mi-Mae
ae,l
C.
H.
ElMns.
lo
lic
I
the
foreign
ambassadors,
em-
be
main
object
of
Hie
tinveriinieul's
LAST
NIGHT
WAS
THE
COLDEST
YET
Lasl
night
was
(lie
coldest
here
ye(
this
winter.
S.
C.
Jackson.
Dominion
1
nieleoroligst.
reports
this
afternoon
from
Digby
Island
1
thai
at
1.30
this
morning
the
thermometer
.of
read
II'
above
zero.
Something
like
six
inches
of
snow
fell
early
Monday
1
morning
followed
by
an
A
immediate
tightening
up
ot
weather.
There
are
a
few
isolated
reports
of
frozen
water
pipes.
4
STATION
TO
BE
'
BUILT
IN
SPRING
I
Site
on
Government
Wharf
Found
to
be
Most
Suitable
for
I
Biological
Depot
I
Here
All
the
available
sites
on
Ihe
waterfront
Tor
the
biological
station
that
Hie
department
or
marine
ami
fisheries
is
In
establish
here
were
Inspected
on
Saturday
by
Dr.
A.
P.
Kniahl,
chair-
iman
of
Ihe
biological
board,
and
John
Dybhavn,
Ihe
local
member.
..ti.l
I
1
...
I
..11
II11I
tr,iY-l'lllll,tlt
jwliarf
was
round
lo
be
the
inosl
suitable.
Dr.
Knight
will
pro-
report
lo
this
elTect
lo
Ihe
(executive
committee.
There
will
be
Ho
definite
decision
reached
until
this
report
is
made.
A
pecial
meeting
of
the
whole
bio
logical
board
is
called
for
next
mouth
and
il
is
likely
that
tho
mailer
will
be
dealt
with
al
that
lime.
The
building
will
be
creeled
by
Ihe
provincial
govern
ment
and
leased
lo
the
biological
board
and
it
Is
expected
lhal
construction
will
.
slart
In
the
early
spring.
'
Dr.
Knight
sailed
on
Ihe,
Prince
lluperl
Saturday
night
for
Van
ciU'
er.
tlrttt
filo.
4S.
Armistice
Day
is
being
Celebrated
in
London,
Paris
and
Dublin
Today
1)1111.
IN.
November
11.
--For
the
first
lime
since
the
end
of
the
war.
Armistice
Day
is
being
generally
celebrated
throughout
Ihe
Free
Stale
with
memorial
demonstrations
in
Dublin
and
'.-lsewlicre.
Thousand,
or
poppies
were
sold,
the
wearers
iu-lndiug
Ileptildiram
as
well
as
Freo
Staters'.
-
A
parade
of
ex-ervice
men
was
held.
LONDON,
November
11.
Tens
of
thousands
oT
people
of
London
galliered
around
Hie
cenotaph
in
remembrunce
cr
one
niillion
of
their
kin
who
died
in
-
-
-
-
A
1
lH
IfllTrn
N
I
l.rlluiUcAl
riptinri
II
f-
aii.!
iiiiiii.Mnii
DIES
IN
LONDON
Day
for
the
first
lime
is
a
full
C.
Wade.
K.C.
Had
Varied
and
holiday
in
France.
Celebrations
Distinguished
Carter:
Victim
;W?re
centred
at
the
Arc
dc
Tri-Muscular
Rheumatism
onvp.be
and
at
the
toniJj
ot
the
un-
LONDON.
Nov.
II.
F.
C;
Wade,
agenl
general
for
Hrilisbl
lOiluinliia.
died
of
muscular
Wieii-
matism
last
night.
Ust
week
he
sulTere'd
a
severe
heart
attack
and
last
liiglil
collapsed
sue-,'
numbing
a
few
hours
later.
t
Mr.
Wade
was
born
in
How-'
manville.
Ontario,
eduealed
al
Toronto
Lniversiiy
and
liecame
activities
and
observed
two
min-un
ediloriai
writer
on
IJie
Toron-
l'les
silence.
Tonight,
the
Oreat
filobe
in
82.
His
jounialis-
War
Veterans'
Asswiation
is
giv-
work
did
nol
end
lliore
Tor,
after
being
called
to
the
Imr
in
Manitoba.
he
beinuue
editorial
writer
for
Hie
Free
Press
at
Winnipeg.
After
his
removal
loj
Vaneoiiver
lie
was
one
oT
ttiei
Tounders
oT
Ihe
Sun
and
became
i
the
presiilent
of
Hie
company
controlling
thai
paper.
Mr.
Wade
had
a
varied
career.)
,
m
taking
a
prominent
pari
in
io'li-7B.C.
Keeley
Says
Several
Will
be
Heal
fife-as
a
LWMT
ami
alsol
jdislinguisiiiiig
himself
in
,
the
,-irofessioii
of
la.vv.
He
followed
the
tale
Sir
Itichard
Mciiride
as
.agent
gelieral
for
B.C.
jn
London
.and
since
taking
over
I
lie
posi-
ia
lion
has
used
his
journalistic
lability
to
further
Hie
cause
or
Canada
in
the
Old
Land.
Cabinet
to
Meet
VICTOHIA,
Nov.
II.
The
I'ro-
;vincial
cabinet
will
meet
this
a
week
to
makj
temporary
ar-
raiigement
for
the
carrying
on
Ihe
work
of
It.C.
House
in
London
followins
Ihe
death
or
F.
C.
Wade.
W.
C.
MeAdam
is
at
present
in
charge
or
the
oflice.
permanent
successor
will
likely
lie
named
this
month.
Telegram
from
King
LONDON.
Nov.
1
l.-Tlie
widow
or
the
late
F.
C.
Wade
received
the
following
telegram
from
Huckiiigliam
Palace:
"The
King
and
(Jueen
have
heard
with
much
I
regrel
Ihe
news
ul
Ihe
death
ot
Mr.
Wade
ami
desire
me
lo
ex
iress
their
deepest
sympathy
in
your
irrct
arabliv
loss."
Hishop
Perrin.
formerly
of
the
'diocese
or
Coliimbit,
B.C.,
will
conduct
services
al
the
cremation
ot
the
remain!!.
The
ashes
.will
eventually
be
conveyed
to
British
Columbia.
The
funeral
service
will
lake
place
Tlmr
lay.
MINING
ENGINEER
FROM
SALT
LAKE
HAD
MANY
SAMPLES
'
raking
win,
i.i...
11...
hen
uck;
1
containing
about
COO
pounds
of
samples
from
some
leu
minim;
properties
in
the
Portland
Canal
j
district
including
the
Premier
and
Dunwcll,
L.
F.
Paddison,
M.K.
or
the
United
States
Smelting
iv
Itofiniiv
Co..
Salt
Lake
City,
passed
through
Saturday
euroule
south
atler
having
spent!
Ilicr1
weeks
at
Slewarl
during
which
lime
ho
visiP.d
all
mir?s
of
importance
in
the
Bear
and
Salmon
river
sections.
Iho;
poppies
and
al
outside
tioInU
samples
will
be
thoroughly
lesled
when
he
returns
lo
Salt
Lake
City.
Mr.
Paddison
slated.
This
was
his
first
trip
to
this
pari
of
Hrilisli
Columbia
and
be
wasiging
for
disabled
veterans
and
much
impressed
with
the
appar
-
ent
mining
possibilities
in
the
Vorllnnd
Canal
country.
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1S.
the
(ireat
War.
King
George,
the
Prince
of
Wales
aim
the
lluke
of
York
were
present
al
Ihe
ceremonies
and
placed
wreaths
on
the
tomb.
The
military
and
n..
y
held
a
memorial
service
in
West
minster
Abbey.
PAI1IS.
Nov.
11.
Armistice
known
soldier.
bile
the
holiday
for
Armis-
'
ice
Day
in
Canada
is
combined
H'al
for
Thanksgiving,
Ihe
dale
today
is
being
ob-
served.
Al
Ihe
hour
or
eleven
litis
morning,
marking
1
lie
e.xacl
time
'wlien
hostilities
reasnl
in
Cnrnne
V'ars
ago.
all
industries
ami
"usmess
m
me
city
suspended
,n"
a
nanquet
ror
ex-service
men
lo
celebrate
the
momentous
au-
niversary.
BOATS
COMING
FOR
OVERHAUL
Here;
Expect
Get
Small
Coaster
It.
C.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager
of
the
Canadian
Cov-e'rnuieiil
Merchant
Marine,
was
the
city
Saturday
night
making
the
round
trip
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
nu-pert.
lie
was
on
a
trip
j)f
inspection
at
the
same
time
taking
rest
after
a
reeent
indisposi
tion.
Mr.
Keeley
dated
lhal
several
f
Ho-
C.O.M.M.
transpacific
and
coasting
lioais
would
be
caning
here
this
winter
lo
enter
dry
dock
Tor
overhaul.
There
was
nothing
new
in
connection
with
proposed
Alaska
vessel
for
the
company.
Mr.
Keeley
saiil.
1
he
situation
now
is
the
same
as
it
was
before
I
lie
necessary
fi-
nauees
are
being
awaited.
Mr.
Keeley
was
hopeful,
however,
that
another
vessel
would
be
secured
fore
next
summer
lo
augment
the
Prince
John
on
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Island
run.
Speaking
of
the
proposed
ship
ments
oT
Buckley
Valley
beef
to
Hie
Orient
from
here,
Mr.
Keeley
said
that
the
company
was
in
communication
wilh
local
shipments.
"
We
will
bo
ready
lo
handle
anything
thai
offer
and,
if
the
volume
is
sullicient,
we
will
give
low
enough
rales."
Accompanying
Mr.
Keeley
were
Mrs.
Keeley
and
son:
Miss
McDonald,
secretary;
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ktiuer
Johnston
and
son.
Mr.
Johnston
is
manager
of
the
Johnston
storage
Co..
Vancouver.
1
pQppy
DAY
TAGGING
RESULTED
IN
$216
BEING
COLLECTED
The
efforts
ot
the
Daughters
r
the
Kmpire
in
connection
wilh
Poppy
Day
tagging
resulted
in
J
16.06
being
realized,
this
representing
the
collections
in
tho
schools
and
the
streets
Saturday.
Further
returns
on
Ihe
sale
of
will
bo
announced
laler
by
H.
L.
I
Land
rey.
secretary
or
the
Great
War
Yeierans'
Association.
The
proceeds
as
a
result
if
the
tag-
j
their
dependants
is
a
good
deal
in
excess
of
what
was
realized
lasl
year.