ii
3l
n.
K
l
11
'fn
l(it
riMilv
fo
Mr,
r
.
I
M..il
t
a
f
1
1
1
i
LJ
-1
J
I
Vancouver
on
September
S,
1926.
V
M;ill
Vl.U,
Nov.
5.
f
Jtic
tn
1
1
ed
Church
con-yesterday
decided
thai
h:
::pt
i..kn
r..
..a
v.-in
in
iiiti.i
Vancouver
on
Sepleinlit'i'
H
I
u
sing
the
nlloliiii'iils
of
1
a
ions
presbyteries
fur
the
11
,f
ii
s
four
million
dollar
ctiuicu
fund,
Is
was
an-"u:
im
Mini
the
Sunday
xchools
11
J
'he
young
people'
a
noeletten
"I
'cached
an
aureeuienl
lu
iu
-
''I'1
a
1
1
1
ii
i
inn
in
of
eight
per
l"M
U4
limit
iiiiioiiiiIm
0
COMPFNS&TinN
m
m.u.ll
IH1I.
liliPIOI'HI
miiiinui-.
position
Itroiwrlil
about
hy
the
re-.mw
ojVPr
in
the
Legislature.
rnii
general
election
was
fully
replying
to
an
attack
by
II.
II
iiic'im
Hnu
ho
aiiii""
Pooley.
opuostlion
leader,
on
dences
of
Good
Work
In
'.
PodHlty
of
a4.yilng.Hit
i--,,ieiilire
of
1.5(uj)ltli
on
the
Court
Cases
rlletiey
to
Minmion
Parifamenl;
Cnhercily
of
U.C.uevv
buiMliweJ
.
II...
Ml
tiMi.liil
Jain
a.
.a
.hi
'a
:
'
i
J
al.
Li
had
Ni-wi.
i,n
,n,,rr
,H
,hP
al,,l,,,e
ofrnment'
plan
of
nlin?
uu
..
&'
trenilr
nf
,hr
l1aniinarjr
reprmenla..
u,rtty
for
the
.iniounl
oer
a.-.
mI
i
li
at
iahi
lti
tuari
Jl
II
I
.
1
..
I
ii
ii
ii...,Mt
1
"
'
,::
ftirrni
fir
iirr-iiirun
ill
iif"
ttir
Vainomoto
ll"l,,,n
rail
ly
the
mimeririil
nouvm
tIP
"miroii.titulional-
1
icfim-nic
rui..i-
,iy
oi
uie
Bovernnieni
pcniiiK
Ute
leaal
depart-!
ir
-M-rnnienl
with
the;'
j
money
hy
urnii.t
of
the
I.icu-
Accept.
Advice
tennid
overnor
.
a,li,rK
iii-nUl
ex-1
vlnr..
,u
p...-;
"Hie
Kxcelleiiey
ha-
Ih-cii
!.
Ilr.
Sutherland
promised
if...
n.i-n.i.l
ulcaxHi
Lit
aeeem
uii
anico.
..
I
In
di-alh.
-.aid!
Attar
relewlnn
three
po-ble
Hon
..
ii..
i..-
..u.,a.iiroomr
of
itroeeduri.
each
i
v
1
1
1;
iaw
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.
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....
.:.
.
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a
.
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....
a
FOR
ROSS
WATSON
VIC
TOIHA,
Nov.
S.
In
the
Npl
or
lUm
Watson,
who
Ik
l,uHed
of
a
charge
of
parlicl-"Hon
In
f
1
1
o
Natiuiiini
hank
rnli-cry
nsk.i
rdiupeusatiini
for
the
veral
montliH
n
which
lie
was
rid
uu
ii
.ii
.1
i..
ii.
ii,
.i
i
I
ill
11117
i
ucii
am
"Quest,
vvil
he
lorused,
il
was
of
--'aily
stmcd
hero
today.
"
Po
(Munition
Parliament
ami
to
r.wry
askeo
wneiner
sum
inipp
MMmv
Hie
House
ej
tjainion
toiiver-axpenditures
had
arisen
he-.i.i...-
:i-
aitiiii.n.
noon
the
di-
fore
around
election
lime.
"Ws
iion
a
procedure
warranted
alo
want
lo
know,
but
we'll
tiv
eoul
H
ul
ional
preeeilent
and
never
find
out.
how
much
the
hy
the
pifseul
eireuinslaiiees.
To
huy
sol
nut
or
if."
take
any
other
entire
wiuld
he1
'Here
the
Government
an-
failto
reengnije
the
xiiprcme,
nonncivi
n
woinu
answer
in
un-
ri'ui.i
..r
Ho
tieotdc
lo
(rovejliiiaii
any
i.ueMion
aooui
ouhit-
Ihriii.ilvis
in
the
manner
whirh;
eilv
financlnsr
lti.il
any
member
Iho
eonstiliitinti
provided,
name-;
wished
to
have
aimverei!.
i,
,.r
ik.
nm.fn.'lv
hv
esnre-liir
their
will.
-
Mr.
Mauon'a
iiWfi-
thrm.gh
their
duly
elected
repre-,
i.
t,..,i
shoii.
mwl'iaenlatlxes
in
Parllainenl
and
In
NkkUkNI'k
Ilk
m.
m
m.
MM
1
I
J
I
m
Ml
M
w
M
Mmm
UNITED
CHURCH
acconlaiice
with
reeognizeo
pur-,
liamenlary
practice."
j
No
Appointments
The
slalenienl
also
says:
"ln
the
interval
until
Parliament
a-,
semhles
it
is
the
intention
of
thel
a
.
..rtrMnlii
fniltll
iMiveriuueiii
10
unii
makiiiB
appoinlinents
beyond
cuch
as
are
essential
for
the
nroper
carrying
on
of
public
business."
Mclflhen
to
Reply
III,
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen.
leail-
.
..
..
.i.
..
Ill
ij
er
of
the
i;onserviun-s.
sue
a
statement
late
today
in
answer
lo
that
of
Premier
Mng.
CoiiMTvaltvcs
have
asserted
that
Premier
King
should
call
parua-0...11I
lo
meet
011
December
10
ii...
.iii
lenliiiivelv
sol
in
the
Canada
(iazelte
vvliieti
iloes
nol
commit
the
governineui.
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
MURDER
CASE
ENDS
NOT
GUILTY
VERDICT
vwaimii.
Xov.
5.
.lame
Killer,
a
while
man.,
and
George
l.eobar.
an
Indian,
were
yesterday
found
not
guilty
of
the
murder
of
Louis
.lainiesnn,
an
Indian,,
in
a
small
village
on
Iho
wesl
roast
of
Vancouver
Island
liml
Annus!.
the
Crown
alleged
thai
tho
two
accused
struck
Jamloson
following
a
drunken
row
ut
his
home.
GRAIN
GOING
TO
VANCOUVER
25
TAX,.
Boston
Grill
Ambula'
"'"m,,..
'
SI?'
main
ml
Large
Upstair
.Dining
Hall,
Servica
with
newly
laiij
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Qth
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
fdr
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
4B7.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XV
NO.
258.
I'UINCK
IIUPKHT,
H.C.,
Tlll'HSDAY.
NOVKMIiHIl
1025.
Vfiltrdif'
Circulation
1BI1
trtil
(!
51
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ACKENZIE
KING
IS
TO
MEET
PARLIAMENT
1
m
mmr
mmmmmmr
.
mmm
-m
mm
m
mm,
mmmmmm
mmm
mmm
mm
aaiv
mm
m
mhb
wm
BM
mmm
aiw
mbb
a
U
KLUX
KLAN
BEING
FORMED
VANCOUVER.
MEETING
SHAUGHNESSY
HEIGHTS
I
if-
yi
acRenzie
Aim?
iiovernment
tn
KJ
Meet
Parliament
and
Allow
It
to
Decide
Who
is
to
Carry
On
Mil'
'
t
I
i
.
f
Ililiftnnnitnit
rime
mimsier
aaopis
constitutional
practice
UlNlVtKull
I
iiifiirri
ic
nrronton
hv
I
.nt)arnnr
etmrama
right
of
people
recognized
:
UNDER
FIRE
DTIVWA.
Nov.
5.
It
n
of
filially
announced
Dial
I'rc-Mm
i.i'iizu'
KnifT
wdl
mce-
Parliament
und
that
Parliament
iliil
ul
the
earliest
xiible
dale.
In
lii
statement
he
i
T'
'
te-t
oflinul
returirV
having
Iteen
made
it
t
apjtar-e-ui
of
Hie
general
election
thai
ao
no
one
of
the
i
Turn
nrrpi
np
I
II
L
IIUUU
111
nen
itself
he
lie
Hear
dear
majorities
majorities
in
in
the
Ihe'
Opposition
Criticizes
Provincial
Government
For
Expending
More
Than
Authorized
FULL
INFORMATION
SOON
f
riie
vvonui
oi
Insinuation
by
Pooley
That
Some
tumuli
vviicu
r.iriinmciit
assembles,
il
heeanie
my;
of
Money
Went
Into
to
i'
Muiioter
ti
aiipiauit
Hit
Kxrellenry.
Hie
(Jovernor,
al
Election
Fund
I
i
r
it
1
1
i
.i
r.
it
i.i
ntbUVfcKMfcNl
lirnenil.
of
the
situation
and
to
advise
Ills
Kvcellency
a
to
the)
Special
to
Daily
New
..
.
'
...
.
.1.-.
..I
f
a
1
I
'""
miuiiiii
iif
ursutii.
VIGTOHIA.
iNoV.
o.
We
are
"Afler
ciera
interview
with1
.,r,.iVarcd
to
lake
full
oone-
Ili4
Iwllenry
nt
whleli
the,
ducnee
of
our
error."
-ail
Pre
We
will
lay
all
our
cards
of
on
the
table."
ho
faid.
-iwated
d
rom-ihleh
wa-roni.idere.1
hy
thecah-i
"llml
a
naty
in-luual
ion.
I.
.
...
i
I.urloil
Mm
liromior.
when
Mr.
"tn'rnld
Hie
'
any
wmtip
dninjr.
ii.
inn
i.
In
and
'Hnk
rae
wre
in-
..-ood
work
d'HH1
tiy
the
(liee.
:
flitter
ald
In'
wi
Miai
I
If
farli
whirh
'ui'
iil
in
eoiineeliiiiii
to
W
"uu
Foon
s?iti(r
ahdur-'
in
Vnni-oui'r
would
Shipments
Being
Made
Through
That
Port
lo
Oriental
and
European
Ports
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5.
The
grain
movement
through
Vancouver
Is
now
very
active
and
an
estimate
places
the
shipments
during
November
at
seven
and
a
half
million
bushels.
The
grain
Is
being
shipped
to
the
Orlont,
the
United
Kingdom,
and
to
various
points
on
tho
contlnont
of
Europe.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
lU..
Silver
Daly
Alaska-
.
Nat
Ional
SUvei
Premier
Silvercrest
.
Sui-r
Inlet
Ilulli
Hope
Howe
nund
.
Dunwell
L,
(V
La
....
Mnrinol
,
Terminus
Purler
Idaho
.
llnxrlloii
........
III,).
Asked,
1.31'.
1.35
1.15
.It
.HH
.15
2.25
2..0
.07
.08
li
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31.00
33.00
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MBfjajMHMajBBjHHHajaHajBHMaaapjraajHMHpjajV
A
new
die
has
tarted
n
Loudon
kinig
the
kiiorker
un
Uu1
door
of
10
Downing
Street,
offuiul
reideni'e
of
lh"
prime
ntiuit'r.
Forty-nine
Ounce
Nugget
is
Brought
from
Atlin
by
Geoige
Clothier;
Valued
Nearly
$700
Yesterday
(ieorge
Clothier,
reidenl
mining
engineer.
waJ
wandering
around
(own
with
a
little
sack
inside
of
which
va
a
big
pebble.
Hie
biggest
gold
nugget
on
record
in
northern
Hrilisli
Columbia.
He
brought
il
down
from
Spruce
Creek,
Atlin.
and
is
showing
it
in
Max
lleilbroucr's
window
mi
Third
Ave.
The
nugget
is
estimated
to
contain
uboul
half
gold.
As
il
weights
ill
ounces.
Mr.
Clothier
says
it
is
valued
ut
between
six
and
seven
hundred
dollars.
'
!
The
tiuggel
was
found
by
the
been
saved
and
would
never
have
owner
of
Spruce
Creek
on
the
been
found
had
il
not
been
that
In
mp.
II'
was
so
large
that
in
the
man
happened
to
see
il
on
Hie
hydraulic
process
it
had
not
Hie
lading
dump.
Montreal
to
Vancouver
Made
in
Three
Days
by
Oil
Electric
Car
on
Canadian
National
Ry.
VANCUlVVKIi,
Nov.
5.
All
records
for
(raiiscoiiliucutn!
travel
were
broken
yesterday
when
Ihe
new
Canadian
National
Hailwavs
oil
electric
car
No.
l.S20
arrived
in
Vancouver
after
making
the
trip
from
Mmilreal
in
three
days.
The
Irip
was
mil
onlv
a
record
breaker
so
far
as
actual'
schedule
was
concerned
but
il
wrole
a
new
chapter
in
.Ihe
railway
history
of
the
world
is
marking
Ihe
longest
nun-slop
run
ever
made
by
an
engine.
During
Ihe
S.U.17
miles
covered
by
Ihe
cur
engine,
nol
unco
did
it
stop
running.
There
is
also
ihe
actual
run
ning
lime
which
again
provide
an
unequalled
passage
In
Dom
inion
Iransporlaliou
annals,
for
eliminating
detentions
due
lo
nieeling
trains
and
ylher
delay.
incident
lo
modern
transportation
methods
which
came
lo
300
minutes,
the
actual
running
time
was
slmmy
miner
m
uour.
From
Ihe
first
to
the
last
Ihe
trip
demonstrated
the
superiority
oT
the
new
oil
electric,
car.
Arranged
primarily,
as
an
en
durance
lest
for
the
engine,
nol
only
did
it
prove
lids
point
hut
also
il
showed
Iho
speed
possibilities
of
the
car
over
long
distances
which
previously
luid
not
been
proved.
At
one
point
on
the
western
region
22
miles
were
matte
in
les
than
tho
saiueiium
her
of
minute.
and
one
nf
the
sleepest
grades
in
1
lie
Ioeky
Mountains
was
climbed
at
an
average
speed
oT
10
miles
per
hour.
The
average
speed
for
Ihe
entire
Irip
was
slighlly
under
I3',ii
miles
per
hour.
ZIMBALIST
IN
VICTORIA
YICTOHtA,
Nov.
5.
r.freui
y.imhallsl,
famous
violinist,
will
give
a
reellal
here
In
Hie
Km-press
Hotel
on
N
ovember
11.
IMMENSE
HAUL
OF
DIAMONDS
Young
Man
Walked
off
With
Wallet
Wh'Je
Expert
was
at
Telephone
NKW
YOHK,
Nov.
5.
-While
Louis
Steiberg,
diamond
expert
in
a
building
on
the
Howery,
was
answering
the
telephone
today,
a
young
man,
who
had
been
lit
vnled
behind
Ihe
counter
lo
ex
limine
some
stones,
walked
otT
with
a
wallet
containing
i
100
(too
of
uncut
stones.
BAGLEY
TRIAL
GOES
ON
NANAIMO
TODAY
NANAIMt).
Nov.
&.
Tho
trial
or
William
Kagley.
the
sixlh
man
charged
with
participation
in
I
ho
Dank
robbery
hero
last
De
cember,
opened
here
this
morn
ing.
Advertl"
lu
Hie
Daily
News,
Ku
Klux
Klan
Meeting
at
Shaughnessy
Heights
Vancouver
to
Organize
Objects
of
the
order
expounded
at
inforfnal
reception
and
delegates
present
from
State
of
Washington
Sliutigliiic:y
Height,
home
of
Vancouver'
iOO
anil
high
society
cenlre,
i
to
he
headtpiarlers
for
Kauadian
Kuighls
of
the
Ku
Klux
Klau,
which.
Iniilt
up
along
Hie
lines
of
the
hooded
order
in
Hie
United
Stales,
is
lo
he
organized
from
the
I'ueh'ir
to
the
Atlantic,
says
Hie
Vancouver
Star.
Inside
two
years
there
will
he
one
million
o'f
the
Klausmeu
in
Hie
Dominion,
according
to
"lli
Kxcelleucy"
Major
I
I,
l'owefj.
Imperial
Kleagle
of
the
InvisiMe
Umpire,
who
with
other
K'lansnieii
has
been
organiz-
ing
liere
for
some
time.
j
-
Aliiiougli
rumor
of
the
aelivi-'
1)1
AT)
I?
PUADrTC
ties
of
Hie
Ktan
have
heen
heard
i
If
II
IK
t1.
I
.H
IX
KllY.Tl
fur
several
month.
I
lie
first,
semi
-
public
organization
work
loiimienced
Friday
night
las.
when
aboul
fifty
men
and
ten
women,
resident
of
the
city,
met
at
the
Imperial
Palactt.
"lilen-brae."
Hie
old
Tail
residence
al
HiVO
..Matthew
Avenue
We'..
Shaughnessy
llciglilft,
in
ro
poiisc
lo
a
.special
iuvitalion
sent
ut
hearing
I
lie
cul
o;
the
Klan.
The
invitation.
theniselve
caused
comment,
and
by
many
were
taken
as
a
hoax.
However
lliey
proved
lo
be
official.
Type
written
on
official
Klan
slalion-
ery
in
black
and
red
type,
Ihoj
read
a
follows:
"Friday,
October
30th,
l2.r.
being
the
Fearful
Day
of
the.
Weird
Week,
of
Hie
drcadMl
Month,
of
the
year
of
Ktan
One,
Kauadiau
Knights
of
the
Ku
Klux
Klan.
an
informal
reception
will
be
held
at
the
Imperial
Palace,
16110
Matthews
Avenue,
West,
at
8
p.m.
All
Genii.
Dragons,
Hydras,
Greal
Than.
and
Furies;
Giants,
Kxalted
Cyclops,
and
Terrors
will
be
present
to
meet.
under
the
kindly
light
of
Hie
Fiery
Cross
which
will
illumine
the
Klavern."
"You
are
peisonalyy
invited
to
attend.
Upon
iireseiitalimi
of
this
letter
al
the
door,
the
bidder
will
be
conducted
to
Ihe
Aulik
of
the
Imperial
Klazik.
who
will
be
glad
to
give
details
as
to
Iho
oh-;
jeels,
ideal.
and
purposes
of
the!
Kanadian
Knighl
or
the
Ku
Kluxl
Klan."
I
"Done
in
Hie
executive
oT
Ills
Kxcelleucy,
the
Imperial
Klazik,
in.
the
Imperial
Palace,
in
the
Imperial
Uty
or
Vancouver,
Prov.nee
or
Hrilisli
Columbia,
Dominion
or
Canada,
on
the
day
and
dale
above
writ-leu.'
.
Hv
His
Kxrellenry,
L.
L.
POWKI.L,
Imperial
Klazik
Invisible
Kmplre,
Kanadian
Knight
or
the
Ku
Mux
Klan."
Those
who
obeyed
Ihe
sum
mons
round
the
door
guarded,
and
showing
throiuh
the
lighted
panels
were
Ihe
hooded
ligurei
oT
two
klansinen
on
duty
inside.
Once
in
Hie
visitor
was
taken
by
the
hand
ami
registered,
follow
ing
which
lectures
as
lo
the
ob
jects
for
which
tho
Klau
was
formed
were
given
hy
Major
Powell,
who
hails
from
Portland.
Oregon,
and
Dr.
Keith
K.
Allen,
of
Los
Angeles,
whose
card
shows
him
to
be
a
National
lecturer
for
the
Anti
Narcotic
League
or
America
with
heaibfuart
cis
al
583P
La
Ml
radii,
Los
Angeles.
'
One
or
the
flrsl
objects
si
ilk-lug
the
eyes
or
visitor'
was
Hi
fiery
cross,
which
was
erected
inside
near
a
rta;pole
from
which
the
Union
Jack
wan
flying.
On
a
tnble,
also
a
flag
draped,
Continued
on
pae
two:
IN
WONG
CASE
Summons
Issued
Against
M.
B.
Jackson
and
Others
Yes-
terday
Afternoon
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
5.
-On
Ihe
information
of
O.
Htl
V.
itobin-son.
summonsed
were
issued
yesterday
afternoon
charging
M.
It.
Jackson,
Mrs.
Jessie
Slralton.
J.
A.
Pallon
and
H.
P.
-McCraney
with
unlawfully
conspiring
In
"kidnap
without
lawful
authority
and
wifh
intent
lo
confine
Won?
Foon
Sing
in
Canada
against
hi
will."
Mr.
Jackson
who
is
chairman
of
the
Game
Hoard
or
K.C
was
.
appointed
tiy
the
Provincial
Gov-
eminent
as
special
investigator
;
in
connect
Km
with
t
he
case.
Ho
wa
member
ror
Ihe
Islands
in
;
the
last
Legislature
being
defeat-
ed
by
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
at
the
last
i
election.
;
llobinson
pleaded
not
guilty
:
when
dialed
in
Ihe
Assize
Court
this
uinrnin
with
the
ab
duction
of
Wons
Foon
Sin?.
The
case
is
proceeding.
LEGISLATURE
DEBATEOPENS
Poolcy
Attacks
Government
and
Oliver
Replies
and
Asks
People
to
Judge
YICTOIWA,
Nov.
5.
Criticism
that
the
Government
a
an
administration
hail
failed
to
provide
anything
more
substantial
than
promises,
unless
it
was
taxation,
was
made
in
the
Legisla
ture
Wednesday
by
Conservative
leader
Poolcy
during
the
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
tho
speech
from
the
throne.
Mr.
Poolcy
condemned
Ihe
administration
of
justice
as
controlled
through
Hie
Attorney
General'
department
and
declared
public
confidence
had
been
shaken
in
the
integrity
of
justice
here.
In
a
vigorous
reply
Premier
Oliver
outlined
Ihe
policy
of
the
government
generally
and
asked
that
the
public
bo
permitted
to
judge.
Full
particular
fn'
regard
to
expenditure
on
Hie
university
will
be
given,
Mr.
Oliver
slated.
SHIP
IN
TROUBLE.
NKW
YOHK.
Nov.
5
The
Independent
Wirele
Telwraph
Co.
reports
lhefeceipl
today
nt
an
S-O.S.
call
'rnrn
an
unidentified
vessel
In
mid
Atlantic
which
s.iid
"All
ads
gone."