Ali
Ay
t:
t
'MhjN.
Nov.
Tin
1
1,
j
situation
is
serum
hut'
.'ul.
Tli
i?llent
centre
.
mi
Hie
Sudan
which
i
.
'
iir
quieted,
telcgrapho-!
.
ll
Mill
Willi
I
-llll'I'll.
I
if
I
III'
.
1
1
.
1
1
1
.
v
.1
Ilii
Sudan
iiiiii'
ai
iif
M.
re
li.'i"
pol
-
.11..
Ming
lint
ire
of
motion
at
next
Monilay
-i
MMttHnt:
.
i
.-li-.
the
order
of
rm
,
ini'ii
in
the
public
works
...ul
dan
been
!
mil
on
"
caoiuna
by
the
Hoard
'U
iturinfr
the
preenl
i
the
euirineer
liistruclad
-aid
orderi
with
a
view
a
irefirir,
first,
to)
i
iiii-n
and.
secondly,
to
mri,
re.idinv
iii
Hie
city!
liarticuJ'Tr,
proMriy
!
tvlierean,
IhesA
onlpra
m
continuouiri
limoml
fficinlfi
in
rhanre
and,
si
downward
revision
In
-
been
Hiade
wilhoiil
'iioriiy
from
the
council
itliiltee;
(,,,,.,
He
it
reolva
that
i
oKineer
lie
given
nn-
niln'r
15
to
provide
hlm-'ti
a
r.impeleiit
foreman
In
f
J
Mcllae
und.
failing
li.'
.
iiy
engineer
be
given
iluv-
notice
and
the
coim-
"iii-p
fur
n
successor."
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
"
-liain
5.
Liverpool
2.
"
:..
West
limn
o.
It'
l
i.
x
J,
,lry
o.
'a
Jiff
t
.
Arsenal
I.
'
"
l
lluddersfieM
2.
'i
I
I.
Nolls
Foresl
I.
v
"
t
ninly
1,
HlacVburn
0.
''
'
I'
N.F..
2.
Munclii'sler
0.
f
li'ilaiiil
I.
Aston
Villa
t.
1
him,
l
Mi.nrrioi.l
I
1
I'roinwicli
JJ,
Ncwcnsllo
0
8COTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
,ri,n
n,
Kilmarnock.
0.
llnmillon
t.
'"'i
I
Parlick
Thistles
2.
'Vi'ilctilienlli
I
'
Juu.leo
.'.
iinin,
Hovers
0.
a.
Falkirk
2.
?
"''"
I
Third
Lanark
0.
''
"""''vvHI
I,
Alrdrleonlans
5.
""'ii's
a,k
.,
st.
Johnstono
:
SI.
Mlrren
L
a!
inn
Army
Sale
or
Wo
'
Hi
.
miiev
o.
8'
!
BOY
EMPEROR
f
some
.
CASEY
ATTACKS
!
CITY
ENGINEER
Dtmandi
Resignation
of
Fore-man
or
Departmental
Head
In
Notice
of
Motion
Posted
3.
Ill
l.oNlrON.
Nov.
.29.
A
paidi
from
Mekin
nays
I'iiiim.
th
Imiv
l.tuucrur
uf
Cfcln
h
wa
twnja
KfimlW
'
COLONEL
WEBB
TOOK
REFUGE;::;;
Nominal
Head
of
Chinese
Empire
Granted
Freedom
and
Goes
Under
Jap
WINNIPEG
HEAD!
I
Elected
Mayor
Over
S.
J.
Farmer
of
the
Inrfeptrdent
Labor
Parly
WINNIPr.ii.
Nov.
2.
-
Lieu-
nliaiil
Cttliniel
K,
II
Weli
was
elected
mayor
of
v
inuipey
yesterday
by
a
majority
of
1,710
over
S.
.1.
Farmer,
the
candidate
of
t-he
lmbpendeut
Labor
Party,
who
ban
been
mayor
for
the
past
Iwn
veai'.
WetiP
ecuriMi
zi,-
t7ti
votes
and
Farmer
17.580.
VVIRELEPS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HliillV
ISLAM.
Raining.
slrong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
-"..rn;
lempeialure,
ti;
ca
rounli.
IIKAI
IHIX
POINT.
-
-Haiiiiii.
slroni:
Kuulbeasl
wind;
baromei
ter,
2U.U5;
lempeialure
U;
hh
rough.
HILL
1IAHHOII.
overcasi.
strong
southeast
vuiu;
uaroiow-ler,
SU.70;
lemperalure,
12;
sea
rough;
W.3
!
l,0,,',
',H,,'I'
Alameda.
216
miles
from
Kelehi-
kim,
aouthbound;
K:3ii
.m.
spoke
steamer
Lamoun,
tue
Shusliarllo
Hay
1.30
a.m.,
norlb-bound
5.10
a.m.
upoke
steamer
Pl-tttce
Hupert
abeam
Adenbrooke
Island
Miuthboiind.
Noon
HltJHY
ISLAND.
-
Cbdy.
strong
southeast
wind;
baroine-
le,r,
SP.Uii;
lemperature.
10;
sea
roiHjh:
II
'
'i",k''
"I""""'
lriitei.s
lien
I
rice
due
Prince
Hu-
ncrl
t
ii.in.
I)1LI
TltKC
POINT.
-Itaiiiing.
sli-oug
snulhenst
wind:
baromet
er.
2l:3;
teiiiperaltire
l.
roiisb.
sea
HULL
HAItHOll.
-
Overcast.
MlnuiBr
south
-
east
wind
l.aromclcr,
20.02:
tcmporaluro
47;
sea
rough.
J.
A.
McAulay.
chief
ollicer
ir
ine
lighlhouse
lender
Hirnle.
saili'il
on
the
Pi'incess
Hca'rtce
'
V
i.
:
u
WASHINGTON.
Nm.
Ji.lte-
have
'
'
"l",,"'"dal"ni
conn
ruing
leu
i
I
i-iii'mii
for
(lie
roi'Kanizaiion
m
Hie
Commerce
Department,
fur
lli
control
ami
ilexelopmcui
o!
radin
mid
aircraft,
ami
lir
;
revision
uf
the
navigation
law
Wre
submitted
In
t
I'--1.
1
n
!
(lidge
.yesterday
by
Serri
iai
Hoover
fn
lb
aiimiiil
i
"n
1
1
o'
hi
department.
Tli
serrelary
also
recom-iiiendeil
that
Congress
appropri-ali
fimd
for
a
I
Apartment
jof
c..iihim"ti'
llnildiutt
uf
uf
fi
-
reeoverv
of
the
nation's
own
m-'iii-v
and
rortimerre,
Aside
from
cji
iciilliire.
The
pnsl
year.
Hie
secretary
i.
ioite,.
has
seen
area!
stabililv
(
inre.
high
production,
full
i.i.l..vinent.
foreittti
Ito
ie,
anil
hi
..-ii.tiiv
nironarnoui
me
dmsi-ue
world.
There
werf
some
tiio.lerale
decreaHes
in
activity
of
some
linns
during-
the
taller
nart
of
the
fiscal
year,
he
addeil.
but
iner
its
elne,
there
ha
train
Ken
general
recovery
in
thene
lines.
"In
reewt
years
the
couyner-eiat
use
of
air
travel
has
increased
to
a
considerable
extent,
though
there
is
reason
lo
fear
thai
in
thl
respect
the
t'nited
Stales
is
not
keeping
pace
wilh
some
foreiun
countries.
This
me
I
hriil
of
Iranopnrtalinn
means
much
to
our
economic
and
social
progres,
ami
every
en-i
coiiraaenvent.
legislative
and
otherwise,
should
be
Riven
loj
Its
developmenl.
At
the
saniej
time,
there
sliouM
be
crealcil
a
proper
system
for
its
reirulallon.
j
having
in
view,
primarily
the
safety
or
life
both
of
passengers
and
operators,
and'
the
orderly
conduct
of
ait-
navigation.
Eliminate
Waste
In
tire
field
of
eliminating
national
waste,
the
secretary
reviewed
the
progress
made
in
the
unemployment
situation.
Skillful
handling
of
the
problems
of
slump
iriods
by
conuiUllees
of
experts
hn
done
great
good
for
scncral
business
conditions,
be
reported
.
ire
In
ImiiMi
all
branches
organisation,
which
al
I
pre.e-il
are
scattered
Hirongh
a
-1
;t
1
f"
dozen
buildings
ill
Weshing-
ton.
Mr.
Hoofer's
report
defined
the
economic
progress
of
the
country
for
the
past
jiar,
netting
nut
I
as
outstanding
features
the
ad-
lvaico.of
aKriAiHiire
prices
which
ft
stlm
V
iVSS.
Ml
beginnhur
'rfliM
amiimr
i
.
.
'
.
.
.
v1Wpifinllt..nir
1iliff
In
a
hilt
i
tiaii
imii
iii
ntmj
HHip
1
1
1
.
i
he
.lspaiie
leaalhin.
Ap-
l-.ii
en'ly
Iher,.
iiu
caiie
fur
linn
t"
fi'.il
lliiiieii:(.
((.inger.
fill
enaun
f
wiin.imlc
reri
ry
in
I'lirftve.
and
tie
ronipjete
Seasonal
building:
periods,
the
report
set
out.
have
ieen
so
dealt
willi
Hint
building
is
being
spread
over
the
vear.
eliininat-insr
Ibis
source
of
depression.
TliiMpai"lneurs
division
of
simplified
practice
has
brought
aboul
n
standardization
and
simplification
in
nvnny
industries
wilh
the
saving
of
grent
sums
of
money
both
to
manufacturers
and
lo
purchasers.
The
department
has
encouraged
the
purclinse
and
storing
of
bituminous
coal
during
the
summer
months,
the
secretary
said,
to
Hie
great
good
of
the
industry
which
was
hampered
by
Us
own
overdevelopment.
The
depart
ment
has
also
encouraged
ile-
.....
m
.
.
ivemnmeni
oi
vvnier
power
re-
.
-
out-i'i's
or
the
country
as
a
j
'"led
".''
j,-..
1
'ire
'
PromUcs
to
go
With
Sutherland
to
Portland
Canal
Country
Soon
VICTOIUA.
Nov.
21.
Hon
William
Sloan,
minister
o
mines,
accompanied
by
Hon.
Or
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
.vorks.
will
make
a
trip
to
Port
ami
Canal
district
as
soon
as
tin
mow
is
off
the
ground
in
tin
iprinv.
to
acquaint
themselves
with
the
real
conditions
in
Ui
district.
This
promise
was
mini
tis
a
result
or
a
plea
for
greale
ictivily
on
the
part
uf
tbo
government
in
opcuim;
up
trails
am
oinls
in
that
section-of
the
coun-'ry,
by
a
delegation
headed
by
II
W.
ilolslon.
publisher
of
the
Portland
Canal
News.
Alter
hearing
Hie
delegation,
the
minister
promised
to
go
north
to
investigate
conditions
TALKED
VESSEL
NEAR
AUCKLAND
Long
Distance
Record
Made
Estevan
Wireless
Station
by
VICTOIUA.
Nov.
2V.
Another
record,
the
third
In
succession
has
been
established
by
Ihe
I's
lev
an
wireless
station,
now
con
sidered
lo
have
the
most
power
!ul
sending
and
receiving
ap
mratiis
on
the
Pacific
coast.
H
announced
last
night
that
nightly
communication
had
been
cslab
'ished
wilh
the.
steamship
Tahiti
m
its
outward
trip
from
San
Francisco
lo
New
Zealand,
the
ship's
position
being
obtained
daily
by
the
Canadian
station
until
she
reached
Auckland,
a
dis
tance
approximating
0,250
miles.
ROYAL
FAMILY
WILL
VISIT
DOWAGER
QUEEN
m-
II
MMWM
LONDON.
Nov.
21).
The
eightieth
birthday
or
the
dowager
queen
Alexandria
will
bo
rele-
braled
by
a
gathering
iT
the
lloyul
family
al
Sandringham
over
Ihe
week
end.
The
Dowager
Ouecn
is
enjoying
good
health
but
has
withdrawn
enllrely
oHdlr
a
ITn'
"J-
O
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
W
i
ind
Large
I'pstair
Dining
Hall,
Ut
Ambulance
STf
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Servlcn
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
Stand
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
'4
and
Gth
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XIV
NO.
'HI
PHIXCK
Htil'KHT.
H.Ci.,
HAIL
IIDAY,
NOVKMBKK
2'J.
H2i.
vt.wrd.,.
circuun.n
mea.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
"-at
SUDAN
SURRENDER
TO
OLIVER
GOVERNMENT
SUSTAINED
IN
LEGISLATURE
BY
MAJ
Sudanese
Mutineers
Surrendered
to
British
Allenby
Reported
III
I.
MHO.
m.
20.-
Surviving
timlun-.
i
Mi.irtiinin
nlcrcil
to
Hm'
fliili-li.
it
is
(ifliri.ill
a
i
t
'!.
'I'hi'
inn
.niMig
(
lie
troop
w.i
mi
1
1
i-
I
In
two
platoons
tf
the
f
f
t
Hiiiiaiii'ot
uiid
Hit
mutineers
surviving
have
.iirreinier-i.
r
linmlDirdini'iil
of
1
1
1
-
riiiiiiiiinl
itl
the
Kgvptimi
armv
'.
Two
Hrit
ili
iillirrr
wtri'
killed
and
fight
wounded.
Tli'
-iIuhImui
in
Khartoum
i
well
m
h.iinl.
mie
oftircr
and
.-it
(iicii
of
the
mutineers
are
il
In
have
been
killed.
(
i
uiiir
of
the
oilier
ArU
und
Sudani.
.
troops
an
chnr-
..
i
eirelleiil.
i
HOOVER
POLICY
Report
of
Commerce
Department
Shows
Improvements
In
Mapy
Lines
Four
British
members
of
the
new
lirilisli
cabinet
squeeze
in
the
gales
ill
liiirkuigliam
Palace
In
ulilain
their
seals
from
tilt
King.
I.efl
lu
right:
Sir
Arllitir
Sleel-Maillaud,
Sir
I'hilili
Lloyd-Ureame,
Sir
V.
Joyn-'un-IIii-ks
and
Lord
Kuslace
Percy
SLOAN
TO
VISIT
25YMRSIN
MINE
DISTRICT1
Post
Office
Inspector
arj
r.ll
tlclan
Doth
SentenctJ
for
Conspiracy
CHICAOO,
Nov.
."J.
--William
'ahey,
former
post
olllce
inspec-
or
and
James
Murray,
politician.
eceiilly
eonvictiil
of
conspiracy
ii
connection
with
a
two
million
'ollar
train
robbery
at
Kouuduut,
llinois.
have
been
sentenceil
to
25
ears
in
Ihe
Atlanta
penitentiary.
v
t
ROY
Mckinley
found
GUILTY
PHINCK
(UCOHUK.
Nov.
2'..
The
jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
assizes
here
beiore
Mr.
Justice
(ircgory
yesterday
found
Hoy
Mc-Kinley
guilty
oT
assuall-iu
Cily
Police
Chier
Czra
Carlow
and
Sergeant
MacLeod,
H.C..M.P.
Senlenre
will
be
passed
today.
The
incident
occurred
some
18
months
a?o
when
McKin-ley
was
living
here.
The
police
alleinnled
lo
arrest
him
but
be
got
the
drop
on
them
with
a
gun
and
escaped.
He
made
for
I
lie
United
Slates
but
later
returned
lo
Canada
and
was
arrested
at
Alice
Arm
where
he
lias
been
residing
for
the
past
several
monlhsv
He
was
out
on
bail
pending
trial.
4.
J.
4.
.
OPERATIC
COMPOSER
Famous
Plcolnl
Succumbs
Throat
Trouble
Following
an
Operation
'
.
DIED
AT
BRUSSELS
0MTY
HALIFAX.
Nov.
29.
Leo
I
kfirut7t
i
on
Iiih
wav
tit
I.OICaffOl
...
ii.-
t.
..
r
OF
TEN
Oliver
Government
Gets
Good
Majority
on
Second
Division
in
the
Legislature
Yesterday
VICTORIA,
Nov.
Yi-itenlav
the
go
eminent
emerged
li
innijiliaiit
from
iU
second
division
mi
what
practically
amounted
to
h
vote
oT
want
of
confidence.
The
vole
for
the
government
stood
27
lo
17.
Those
voting
with
the
government
included
the
three
Labor
member!,
thrte
pruviiichti
paiiy
members,
and
the
uiic
Independent,
Major
It.
J.
Hurde,
of
Alberni.
Two
Liberals
and
Iwo
Conservatives,
who
paireil,
were
absent
and
one
Pro-.iiinal
was
away.
The
result
of
Hie
vote
was
received
with
arclarnalion
by
n
..
.
-
..-
the
icoveriiiiieiit
members,
all
of
CHARGED
WITH
SWINDLING
OF
!
MANY
PEOPLE
Former
Chicago
Man
on
Way
Back
to
Stalls
in
Charge
or
Police
whom
were
very
much
pleased
at
tht
oulcoine.
Tin
resolution
was
moved
by
Joshua
lliiirhcliffe,
the
parson
member
for
Victoria,
and
was
in
'he
form
of
an
amendment
lo
t!ie
biuret
motion.
Its
main
feature
was
that
the
House
"re-trcetteit
the
passing
of
orders
in
council
under
the
Mothers'
Pensions
Act."
The
reverend
gentleman
claimed
that
these
orders
cieeeiled
the
powers
conferred
on
Hie
government
by'
the
Act
and
he
made
a
1ng
spech
in
regard
to
it.
The
amendment
was
op
posed
bvs
the
government
and
If
.o
...c
......
"
I
it
,a,Me
carried
they
swindling
people
out
of
several
...
.
million
dollars
in
stock
sellmtfj.
have
reaitkned.
would
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i.
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.
aw
ui
al
.
H.fcLA'.'SSF
'w"
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uiav
uib
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-
o..
iY-Zitn-rna
police
lie
look
passasre
on
me
.
liner
Coronia
for
New
York.
While
Koretzet
worked,
a
wide
I
j
-earcli
was
bejnj:
conducted
lor
1.:...
11-
li.....l
i
Vn..
WtM..li..
1
mill.
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....
...
.
.
j
.
f
wealthy
retired
husineMsman
under
the
name
of
Lou
Keyle.
The
man's
rislil
name
in
a
suit
ol
clothes
sent
to
a
tailor
lor
alterations
led
to
his
undoing.
POPPY
DAY
RETURNS
irnv
ernnieiii
f
whiiln
tie
sustained.
it
was
not
thought
the
majority
would
liave
been
as
large
as
it
proved
to
be.
FATHER
KASHEYAROFF
LECTURES
TO
PUPILS
.Shows
Pictures
of
Alaskan
Life
in
tlyi
Far
NortJi
at
Dooth
School
The
students
ol
Hie
High
Sum
of
$277.81
Was
Realized
school
and
the
senior
classes
or
Foe
Disabled
Soldiers
and
ithe
imblic
schools
wen
given
a
to
HhTSSF.LS.
Nov.
29.
Puccini,
the
famous
operatic
composer,
died
today
from
throat
in
reel
ion
following
an
operation.
Death
was
due
directly
to
a
heart
attack.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
bom
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oonenil
Hospital
front
on
November
?U
to
Mr.
und
Mrs
AW
S.v
M'
Mo'
Js
.pa'mi'(ls
One
Dependents
It
Is
nounced
An-
tgreat
privilege
yesterday
afler-
today.
The
detailed
returns
were
as
follows:
Schools
am)
street
collec
ted
ions
..
2I8.
s:t.
Itegis
Care
Crollo
Cigar
Store
Prince
Hupert
llilliard
Parlor
...
Oil's
Cigar
Store
O.
W.
V.
A.
Armistice
WIRELF5S
STATION
Erected
at
Lagan
Inlet
Kelly
Company's
Now
Centre
0
10.00
7.25
banquet
i.tn
Per
J.
Trinder
(Alice
Arm)
'.
....
0.00
FOR
LOGGING
CAMP,
SKIDFOATK,
Nov.
29.
The
T.f
A.
Kelly
Logging
.
,Cmpany
i-making
grent
preparations
to
log
on
a
big
scale.
Their
new
camp
is
located
in
Lagan
Inlet
four
miles
from
Lockeport.
A
wire-(
less
station
is
being
erected
at
the
new
camp.
Mr.
Kelly
has
al
pisent
three
camps
operating.
There
is
Me
Kmnon
s
Camp
at
Cumshewa
In
lei.
Al
Haden's
camp
at
Inlet
mid
Dick
McDougall
s
camp.
noon,
that
or
seeing;
the
splendid
sel
oT
pictures
of
Alaskan
life.
-ioialtv
r
the
life
or
the
Poppy
Day
collections
this
year
'
Eskimos
-hown
by
Father
P.
A.
olalled
277.6l.
H.
L.
Landrey.
Kashevaroff
curator
or
the
h.s-
ecretary
or
Ihe
Oreal
War
Vet-
erans
Association,
announcedi
.
niuseuiii
oi
.vias&u
hi
j.loneau
in
the
Hooth
school.
Some
fifty
slides
were
used
m
projecting
Ihe
pictures
with
the.
school
lantern
and
Father
Kas-I-evnroff
lU'si-ribcd
in
a
most
interesting
manner
the
lile
of
Ilia
northern
people.
At
the
conclusion
a
hearty
85
'vo''
'"I"
thanks
was
giver,
ttto
vis-
3.65
iior.
IS
ASHAMED
OF
LIQUOR
PROFIT
a
Member
For
New
Westminster
Objects
to
Using
It
For
Education
VICTORIA,
Nov.
29.
Opposition
tothe
liquor
profits
being
used
for
educating
the
children
if
British
I'nlumbia
was
expres
sed
in
the
Legislature
by
Dr.
K.
.1.
Hothwell.
Liberal
member
for
New
Westminster,
in
the
budget
debate.
"If
a
man
wants
his
1
whiskey,
let
lino,
have
it
at
a
I
reasonable
price,
but
don't
let
us
!iw
the
profits
for
educating
our
i
children.
Just
thiuk
what
future
!
generations
will
think
when
they
li...l
II,
a..
A.l.,n.,n.l
I
i.i',
.11
uon'
I'rrii
VII
.aizan
i
,
.
...
,,
l
woisKey
proius.
Lagoon
Bay.
..
.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that1
Mr.
and
Mrs
It.
P.
Maxwell
of
Mr.
Kelly
was
Ihe
first
man
to
li'VBucklcy
Bay.
who
havo
been
on
into
the
logging
business
on
theu
holidav
trio
south,
arrived
on
islands.
He
opened
the
first
the
PrinnM
Penture
Uiis
afler-
i-ainp
lit
Atli
Inlet
in
I'.Hti
aml
i:
;u.
will
or-.u-i-ed
to
Ilia
tilts
been
operation
steadily
ewi-.Oiii
i'.i..-n
lolt..
Islands
op
the
''
'
.
M
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47
i
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f.
1!
if?
.