,ifi'rnitiff
to
"P
!
1
1
1
!
lua1
mil-
nf
:-i
iiTi'iving
j
n,
nii
tin-
i
1
1
i
ai
-
vtortli
of
loln
jw
,
,.,
.al
.
I
Tim
ii
('in
II
i:.
Iti-nl.
re
-
'
il
ai
iinlfiir.
On
ii
i
rv
t
n
At
inn
AIM
All
A
Vk
RACE
PROBLEMS
She
Assumes
Nationality
She
Takes
Increofclnn
Interest
In
Pacyic
Affairs
I
II
I-
Xn.
.ill.
"A-
lain
l)
ln-r
i-iiIhiiihI
ntaliif
nine-
her
plaiH"
ac
a
elf--
iialmn."
hiiI
,
.
.
Saie
of
I
lie
Iniver-Id
it
itli
liotumlihi
il
I
h"
i-!--init
of
Ihe
iNicifi'
i
i
in-it
or
the
AmorrCun
ul
hoeiety
eonreri'in-e
on
"uv
"Mhe
n
lieeiimin!
more
t
i
hi
1'iirtfle
ulTair.
Her
u'
peueeuhle
and
alie
l
-olvr
Ihe
Aaialir
pi'o-w
iluiiil
injury
In
Hie
feel--1
lie
AHiatiei.
Ilr
gen-ay
ii'i'iiii'iil
with
.la
pan
in
'.timfM
1'ixi-lunion
Ael
mi
lined
feehngn.''
TORNADO
DESTROYS
HOUSES
IN
SOFIA
s,,l-1
No.
at).
Thirly-lwo
1
-
were
ilenl
royed
hy
u
lor-'
'i
la
-t
nighl
on
I
lit?
milakirlH
'
surur.
willed
foreed
inuny
f:
ipie
to
n,.
from
Ihelr
liutiion
'i
'lien-
nimbi
c:lollic9
SECURCD
DIPLOMA
.
AM:Ot
Vi;U,
Nov.
:io.
r.im.
lewellyn
lluiker.
of
l'rinee
lln-
,r
'
inn-
Knnlunled
In
I
do
I.
('..(!.
con,,,'.
on
HngdniiK
Air
''
mid
llie
diplmnii
uwarilad
liini.
tnpHiiy
of
allrji
f
i
'in
eumi''x
"
pi-ra'
I'H'C
SMi""ii
'
pri""
n
t
il
itowil.
Othi-i
-
Ulan
Irani
'
Itflievtl
to
he
moleil
Tin-
niff
iiKiiinol
Irani
i-
ne
inu
pritffiiliHl
hy
llo-
ti"
iti-1
1
ii.iln-f
a
it',il
hy
lv
l
l.anK'-.
.iip.-rinli'iiileiit
il
the
i-mupany.
Mili'-n
tonah-
i"
dtdemling.
BUSINESS
HELD
UP
RESULT
UNCERTAINTY
O'lT.WN
A.
X".
Any
'
"n
hideralde
delav
in
opening
l':ir-lininenl
wonlil
pn'M-
ery
ein-Imeaniona
a
mueii
wm-k
i-
Immiib
held
up
awadmn
-el
i
tninenl
"I
the
iineslion
l
M"i
'
had
huinenf
uenerally.
.m-
uiul
niiiiiiltilllirni"
";
liehiK
held
oer
until
Hie
M".
har
lieeli
laken.
BIRTHS.
ii
A
iluugdler
wan
hnrn
id
l'rinee
Itupert
Meueral
llonptlal
on
Nociuhui-
21'
u
Mr.
and
Mr.
Waller
1'erry,
Ol.'
Klgldd
Avenue
WokI.
A
miii
wn
horn
al
the
l'rinee
Itupert
Oenertil
llonpnal
on
Xv-einher
SK
lo
Mr.
and
Mik.
Joseph
Hay.
Kiahlh
Avenue.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League,
Dlv.
I.
Airdrionian
-'
sl-
31
im'n
r.lydehank
3.
OueeiiK
Park
Uiiudee
l
ulled
llihernutnn
2.
Ilainlllon
2,
r.odenliealli
I.
llearlK
I.
KHiiminoek
0.
.Morion
3.
Uiiudee
0.
pjirllek
TliUHe
2.
Molderwell
I.
llangefH
S,
Tnlkirk
3.
St.
.lodnMone
0,
Cell
in
3.
Ituilli
llnver
0.
Alieidften
I.
Advert
le
In
th
Pally
New
I
lie
lit.
Hot-
Arlliur
liiK'liin.
hinliop
of
London,
who
will
-pend
in-xl
-'iiuiner
in
Canada.
IL-
will
al-o
"peak
in
Ihe
I
ml
I'd
States
IRISH
TROOPS
IN
READINESS
Border
Situation
Causes
Precau
tionary
measures
to
be
Taken
by
Army
JlKLFAST.
Nov.
ao.
As
'a
pro-
eautintiary
measure
in
oonneo-
tinn
wild
Ihe
holder
situation.
the
llritixli
iiruiy
atilhuriiies
liave
qouiileiinanded
all
leave
for
leoouii
in
the
rlsler
eonimaud.
Sotttliarn
advices
'stale
that
a
hal
lull.
m
of
tlie
Free
Stale
army
satinned
al
Aldlone
is
being
sent
Iturrtvdly
In
a
ramp
near
Hone
gnl
m
tlie
Fe.rniunugd
border.
DEER
SEASON
CLOSES
The
season
for
!he
killinir
of
deer
n)oe.
today,
November
30
The
ihlsrrulntw
bird
season
will
roiilafji
open
until
Deeenider
31
.1.
U.
I'HIsliury.
maimger
of
Hit
di-v
lUiek,
nrturned
on
Hie
Car
dPua'J'WleNluy
nfleruoon
afler
a
InisineH!'
trip
lo
vuneouver.
LOCAL
GIRL
AS
I
ENTERTAINER
miss
Louie
Fisher
makes
Debut
in
Vancouver
and
Gets
Quick
Recognition
M
Lome
l
isd'M,
daughter
or
M
if..
i
Mm.
N
.
S.
Fisher
or
thi?
.
tta-
made
lo-re
debut
in
a-;
!
'-r
ai
a
puhlk-
entevtain-
week
ajro
die
npieared
at
te
Sunday
nisht
concert
in
the
Siiiii.l
riiealre
iii
"Midnight
Isciu
a
inu.xii
al
reading,
and
c
iv
-d
two
eiH
'irex
and
three
tri.iu)
rails.
The
preiou-
Fridtfy
flie
ae
eveial
nuuihei-
al
Sardi.i
a
i.ait
of
a
program
proviiled
h
In-
1
intent
of
the
Lyle
Academy
..f
Urumalii-
Art.
In
that
pio-
vi
iiiii
nhe
appeared
with
Alvida
M.
liilo-h
in
tlu-
Fantasy
playlet
Lima
liennx.'
with
Pal
Logue
in
a
vaudeville
turn
"Melvveen
Trains
'
and
"Jaxr..
and
in
a
musienl
readilij-'
"fiuiseppe
de
Harder."
Her
final
number
was
"Tde
Twilittdl
Hell,"
a
musical
read
ins.
Friday
irislil
she
gave
n
full
progi-iun
at
a
recital
at
Hie
ae.ad
t
toy
studio
at
wliieli-niany
of
her
friends
wree
presenl.
Miss
Fisder
is
Inking
up
the
work
as
n
profession
and
jud?
inc
from
her
surress
so
far
is
.
,
i
.
.
i
i
Ukeiy
io
tsuereeu.
VANCOUVER
ELEVATORS
FILLED
WITH
GRAIN
Little
Change
in
Situation
as
Arrivals
About
Equal
Sh'p-ments:
two
vessels
Load
Dally
VA.NCOLVIIIt.
Nov.
30.
Then-
is
little
change
ill
Hie
elevator
situation
here
lo.lay.
(Iniin
bill
ed
here
before
Hie
enibarKU
vvn
placed
continues
lo
flow
llws
way
nnd
Ihe
elevators
are
oructieally
filled
to
capacity.
-
tvvu
.ships
a
day
on
the
avcraxe
are
Indue
loaded
and
the
prospect
is
that
this
averaire
will
'continue,
hul
the
exporl
amount
barely
exceeds
Hie
annum!
romiugHuv
Leonard
Hale
oMlie?
Ihenl
tor
estry
stulY
l-elurueiLon
idu
Car
dena
yesterday
afleinunti
ironi
n
doliday
trip
soul
It.
COLD
WAVE
PREDICTED
Canada,
Northern
States
and
Great
BrJUin
Will
Suffer
Says
Prediction
CAEN,
France,
Nov.
30.
Basing
his
prediction
on
astronomical
cycles,
Professor
Gabriel,
the
famous
French
meteorological
expert,
forecasts
extreme
cold
this
winter
In
all
of
Canada
and
nor
thern
United
States.
Tho
sea
son
of
low
temperatures
he
expects
will
set
in
about
the
middle
of
December
or
early
In
January.
Gabriel
predicts
that
England
will
be
struck
by
a
cold
wave,
the
coldest
since
1740
when
the
River
Thames
was
frozen
over.
HUGE
GROWTH
ATLIN
MINING
Figures
Brought
Down
In
Legis
lature
Show
District
Made
Rapid
Strides
VICTOltIA,
Nov.
311.
llapiil
growth
in
the
mining
of
tde
Atlin
inininif
"dislriel
was
indiclilert
liy
'ijiures
tnoogli
down
by
Ihe
Hon
William
Sloan
tn.Uie
Legislature
in
answer
io
iiuesnwu
oy
n.
r
Kergin.
member
for
lliaf'dlstriet
I
lie
only
uroii
in
umi
ycars.-w.is
mi
I
lie
amount
oi
piacer
goiu
re-
covered
hul
on
the
older
hand
this
was
much
more
than
made
up
by
the
increase
in
lode
gold
Following
are
the
figures:
Silver
in
1
11
1
i
:
I3I.6UP
tu;i:
3.18LVHK
o.
Copper
in
lUlt:
1.1.123.370
Id?.
11)21:
3a.Pt3.t50
lbs
llneer
Cold
lull:
l.2.0
o.
It!:
7,510
ox.-Lode
gold.
I
I'll:
.S,8l
0.
IU2
1:
ll5,7t0
at,
Lead
in
H'lt
till.
Lead
in
IU24:
50.7II
lbs.
FIRE
AT
MONCTON
'i.
MO.NCTUX,
N.H.,
Nov.
30
Tdo
old
Cfmiinereial
Hlock
deie
iVyas
deslioyed
by
fire
Hits
inorUTntr,
Hie
toss
being
estimated
ul
(100
tu(.
Two
Killed,
One
Wounded
by
Moonshine
Crazed
Woodsman
Who
Opened
Fire
Upon
Them
(illAIIAM.
Ontario,
Nov.
:.
Mike
Luera
liU.ii.
section
foreman,
and
William
Lelelnre
are
dead
and
K.
Syrod,
section
foreman
for
tde
Canadian
National
Lines,
seriously
injured
from
gunshot
wounds.
I).
Hard,
21
years
of
age,
erazed
wild
moonshine,
opened
fire
on
tdern
Saturday
niglil.
Hani
and
Lefedvre
were
working
nl
a
wood
camp
iiud
came
into
town
Saturday.
Hard
got
into
an
argument
with
tlie
section
men
and
opened
fire,
killing
one
and
injuring
auollier.
His
companion
Lefebvre
remonstrated:
"Why
do
you
wan!
to
kill
everybody
1"
Tde
man
thereupon
shot
dim
through
Hie
dearl.
SUCCESSFUL
BAZAAR
fflffif
I
Al
S
ARF
TERRACE
SATURDAY
"
Anglican
W.A.
Benefitted
From
tieut
to
Amount
of
S170.50
Tl.nit
Af.K
Nov
30.
The
an
nual
Anias
ijaxaar
ol
the
Wu-J
men
s
.UMliary
or
the
Anglican
hurt'li,
1
en-ace,
was
held
out
taluruay
in
progress
nan.
.u
the
booths
were
very
artistically
decorated
and
tuft,
Jiafi
presented
a
very
ileasitigjil.
At
three
o'clock
Mr.
AIWtlie
president,
deiduHkaruS
sale
opeu
and
a
very
large
Auiidier
of
ladies
luniiy
of
buyittg
dainty
aud
useful
arUeles
especially
appropri-afe
for
Hie
Xuias
-season.
The
needle
work
bootli
was
in
harge
of
MrV.
t:.
II.
Oiliiert.
with
Mi
.
II.
Smilli.
Mrs.
J.
II
Viuug.
Mrs.
F..
M.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Pover
.-i.-t,ii;;,
and
Mrs.
Hurneil
and
Mrs.
Sparkes
acting
as
cashiers.
Tin
proceeds
id
the
sale
m
tins
section
was
l
13.50.
Mrs.
Frost
and
Mrs.
Nash
dad
charge
of
tde
eaudy
booth,
wild
ills.
SVarne
us
cashier
and
the
proceeds
were
Sl'J.2o.
The
dome
cooking
booth
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
A.
Larr,
Mrs.
II.
King
and
Mrs..
Sims
wild
Mrs.
.
11.
lhomson
a?
ashier.
The
proceed?
from
this
.tooth
netted
Hhl-t.
The
lea
room,
which
was
well
pal
i
onized
ull
afternoon,
was
in
liarge
nf
Mis.
F.
C.
Hishop
and
Mrs.
Ilaiiiliu
with
Mrs.
Jones,
Mrs.
Powers.
Mrs.
Monrkton
and
Mrs.
I'.hupman
as
assistants.
The
ea
tables
netted
!.".
making
in
an
the
graiuyin
ioimi
oi
i;n.5(.
As
usual,
uiisold
urtioles
are
beitiy
sent
to
Pacific
where
Jdey
are
placed
on
display
and
for
lie
hi
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
H
Mc
utibin.
BADMINTON
CLUB
AT
Game
to
be
Played
Two
Even
ings
a
Week
In
G.W.V.
Hall
on
Ground
Floor
president.
II.
Mrjjory.
seeretary-
Ireasurer.
and
Mrfsi.ninlal.
Mr.
1
i-osl
and
.Mr.
Hurnett
compose
a
social
committee,
playiiwr.
is
lo
be
carried
ou
on
Wedltesday
uml
Saturday
evenings
in
tho
lai-i-e
room
on
the
srround
floor
of
the
O.W.Y.A
Jlall
which
U!
being
wired
for
electric
ligdl
I
Id
emninir
week.
A
number
of
new
members
are
Joining
ldi
winter
and
an
enjoyable
winter
snort
is
anticipated.
A.
Mrivinn.
well
known
Skeejia
eannerv
innnuger
wdo
is
tftv
wild
the
Wallace
Fihei-ies.
sailed
today
on
Hie
Princess
Mary
for
Juneau
on
a
business
trip.
VlMliPibtllY
R.
Keatherington,
General
Manager
of
Elevators,
and
J.
G.
White,
Chief
Weight
Man,
Arrived
.
Here
oiv
a
trip
of
general
inspection
to
the
local
elevator
plaut,
11.
ileaUierlnglnn
of
Fort
William,
general
,
manager
of
Canadian
goveriunenl
elevuilors,
armed
in
Hie
city
on
(liis.niorn-
JU5.
twill,
"RSSfm
ly
.).
.
VMiite.
10
or
ion
William,
chief
weiKlihVan
'for
the
Hoard
of
lirain
Commissioners
of
Canada,
whose
duly
will
be
to
lake
charge
of
lesls
of
the
scales
in
the
elevator
which
will
lake
place
this
week.
A
carload
of
Brain
fur
test
purposes
is
due
to
arrive
here
in
a
day
or
so.
Mr.
Ileal
liei'inglon
aud
Mr.
Wliite
will
probably
spend
the
most
of
the
week
in
tlie
eity.
SPEED
RECORDS
AUTORACING
Number
Broken
Yesterday
at
Culver
City,
the
Big
Classic
Being
Won
by
Elliot
ClLVKlt
CITY,
Novi
30.
Five
world
speed
records
were
broken
during
the
running
of
the
auto
classic
here
yesterday.
The
event
was
won
by
Frank
Hlliol.
who
established
a
new
record
for
250
miles,
makim:
all
average
speed
of
I27.M7
miles
an
hour.
Four
records
were
broken
by
Karl
Cooper,
who
was
leading
until
In-
ran
out
of
fuel.
He
beat
previous
speeds
for
75
miles,
100.
t."()
and
200
miles.
TERRACE
REORGANIZED
CAPTAIN
CLARKE
OF
T
FJlllACi:.
iNov.
3ii.
Hadmin-
ton
enthusiasts
met
in
...A.
Hall
ou
Thursday
evenunK
,
and
re-urgattttfd
for
tlie
winter.
.Mrs.
M.
-Moliiilon
was
elected
VICTORIA
IS
DEAD
Was,
Veteran
of
Sealing
Days
and
For
31
Years
Harbor
Master
of
Port
VICTOUIV.
Nov
30.
Captain
Charles
Clarke,
fur
31
years
har
bor
master
add
port
'-warden,
died
Salunluy.
lie
wa
born
at
Taunton.
F.iu'Uuid.
on
Niive,mlei-to.
1K52,
and
came
lit
Hrilish
Columbia
in
173.
For
many
years
he
wa
fdenlified
wild
Hie
sealing
fleet
operating
out
of
this
port
to
HeriuK
Sea.
STREET
FIGHTING
CHEEFOO
RESULTS
MANY
WEN
KILLED
UIILF.FOO.
Cfuna.
Nov.
30.
It
is
estimated
that
i5
men
were
killed
and
50
wounded
in
street
figlitiuir
wlileh
took
place
here
yesterday
between
innrmes
and
Cbrcfoo
trotum.
ll
if
is
ih
TAXI
.
fTTL.
mnk
a
Zi
n7
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i
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.
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.
II
nt
rn
II
Or?
W
P
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
S'
r
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
'm'-
and
6th
8t.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
-do
Illy
il
XV
XU.
278
ea
Uoor
for
hire.
I
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
DD
TMPC
DTTDCDT
ti.
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Northern
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PRICE
FTVK
CENTS.
EVERE
STORMS
IN
EUROPE
AT
WEEK
END
HOOTING
CASE
AS
RESULT
OF
DRINKING
MOONSHINE
ENDS
IN
TWO
DEATHS
evere
dtorms
dweep
Large
Areas
in
Europe
and
Snow
Covers
Much
of
the
Country
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wrecking
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ill-
and
livestock.
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were
killed
unit
older
mjiiri'd.
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mirth
nf
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deep
snow.;
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fHARGFSCHARGE0FTHEn
wen
uwmieo
against
wiluam
Stolen
In
Vancouver
and
Point
Grey
Last
Summer
ORAM
ADJOURNED
TllUtti
iiihiii.
rhariiiil
wllli
!
RECOGNIZING
THAT
LIBERALS
CARRY
ON
OTTAWA.
Nov.
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Con
-i?jvff
here
recognize
the
pndiainlity
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the
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members
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tin-
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lirri'-uiy
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