TO
FISHERIES
HI
VIS
iesiuou
in
riivr
u.
Natives
at
North
Vancouver
Will
be
Appealed
I
A
NCi
U
VL1I.
Nov.
13.
"ti
ii.iudiil
down
-Y
'i
.nii'ijuicr
diir"
-
i
.ill-
Philip
ilium--
:i
iMJIIIat
IfclJlilti'i,
I
"linn.
I'kui
itii
salUtOH
in
n
in
the
Sipiunusii
.i
lm
torn
made
J
x
in
fisheries
di-par'
-
.
it
ivrr)
iii'iin!
U'i
(
tin
Indian
Ac
(..I
llml
c.lliiu
t
(ikIiiiik
hi
!
,!
f!lIMI'-
!-M
l
I"'
llppllil'l.
Hlhk
lkAA
I
TOWED
TO
PORT;,:!:
H
III
uw
.
U
1
1
,
V
I
WVIWW.N
from
Aiatka
After
Engine
Trouble
Begins
isa
S.S.
Company
i
idnva
arrtcil
in
pon
ini-k
1
lit
nflrriioo'i
"W
tlic
Canadian
Fish
x
"i
,ine
si'liortiier
t.liif
Canduw,
whfcrh
wi
..iil-i.lc
OnlnVK
Hi
I"
n
was
fishing
for
lull'-
'
ii
imnie
ii'iintile
devehui-
:iiaiM(jci
to
reaeh
t'.nr-i
'
tier
own
iuwer
and
.V'
il
in
f
cnin
I
here.
ii
iiei
nix
the
Zilnissa
i
ulova
1'iinlinued
tier
Ni'Migi'
to
health'.
,
DAHfi
MINF
-
w
ai4
l
m
.
ir
it
it
PAYING
BIG
Hocla
Proportv
at
Wallaco
De
clares
Another
Dividend
of
Half
Million
Dollars
WAIXACI..
hlahu.
Nov.
13.
A
'I'-'urte-ly
dixidcml
of
fifty
renin
l-
ii'ii-e
has
lii'cii
declared
hy
11
'I
'
hi
SdMr
Lead
Mine.
The
"'
-I'-"!'
snin
is
5110,1100,
nmk-"n
"lie
yen
ilislinrseivienls
lo
'
"e
.ooo.iio(i
ami
4i
total
in
'"'"h'ti.ls
,f
105.000
slnee
mine
was
discovered.
PASTOR
DIES.
V"iii.TO.
v.
I3.-Ilev.
H.
'
I'
ra
u
r
l
i
n.
..!.
1
1.1,,.
.I
III
lC-l,
n
eicctes,
died
yeslerday
at
Tin'
ljiiitnr
Mini
wiri
in-
itrMiralml
hy
(Iiik
SHfftrt.
Hie
wi'll
kimwii
mining
man,
wild
a
if
1;
1
1....
r
t
i
and
lMiin
n
lirtsi
"M-1y
of
hn
of
triMM-l
iitillbig
tmuli
thai
will
tili
lo
make
Hie
Stewart
ramp
priwroii.
Tin
l4nirr
croup
i
llualeil
imrth
uf
tin'
l.knii'v
prinip
ami
,
trail
lia
iwn
mini
lo
n
irom
'tilt'
l.akntw.
It
powil
of
Ihri.'
!
nnnrral
rlaim
mid
two
frae-
tiuii
HSU
ARRIVALS
Total
of
73,000
Pounds
wan
Marketed
at
Halibut
Exchange
Ih't
Morning
lilml
iirrixaN
nlfi'ifil
at
Hie
Kxcliaiige
this
iiiMiiiin.
totalled
ia.nini
niuml.
Arnva
and
nale
were
as
follows:
American
Sitka,
?l,oo(i
pnuiuU.
al
l:.l
hihI
(V,
lo
Ihe
I'aelfie
Kislierie.
I'orlloek.
?0.ml
ikmiihU.
a'
la.Jr
ami
;
Forwanl.
lOJUin
pound,
at
I
l
ie
ami
Or:
Mariner.
7xiMin
oiimls
al
IM.5r
and
Or.
land
lilaIy.
t.HH
t
l;i.:ii-
ami
Ge.
In
Hie
Canadian
I't.h
lVM
Sluruue
tlo.
Canadian
Wheal
;C.
1'.
It
I
I.C.
Sliver
Daly
Alaska
i:..Min
iiniitids
at
I
:i
ami
Or,
In
the
liinailiaii
I
isii
a
Cold
Slurage
'-
TiMiiip.
Il.Stitt
poiiiids
at
Ut
and
fie.
In
Ihe
Atlin
f
isheries.
Max
flower.
I
.mm
poundi
at
t:.lc'
and
fie
to
:he
lloynl
l'h
Co.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hums
ell
I..
A
I
Maitnol
Premier
..-.
Terminus
Purler
Idaho
...
Howe
Soiiinl
Hull)
Hope
SiUereiesI
Surf
Intel
National
Sliver
lluiellon
Hladslono
(Irani")'
lUlfus
I.ue.ky
.lltn
fllaole"
....
Indian
Selkirk
Hay
view
Hid.
I
.:
..I
18.50
..
I.
tt
1
i.
so
.
.12
S.i0
She
niiiiiir.ai
iivii
ill
?
.liMf.iHM.l
Uliu
tlic
rrxiktcml
uffiri-
in
Vaiiroii-j
mt.
Tumi
rni-fil
fnuii
loek
sold
urn
ufl
in
ilt,liuiieiit
!,
Willi
3ikh
reult.
A
-iimmI
d'-ul
i
f
rk
ha
lfn
done
here
iin-
Uli-r
Hip
iMTcomtl
iiMrvi!iuii
nf
'
Mr.
Sivfrcrl.
,
Wluli
llion
U
tint
iiturli
liili
Aikcd.
1
.25
.1:1
I.
in
.10
.00
2.23
.20
.IH
SK.00
,30.01
.:i8s
.12
.07
Ti
.05
M
M
H
.nu
.s
.02
.2tW
.2
10.50
.17
.2t
.2
AW,
.10
.
.2614
.2
.01
.00
.04
'
.OtW
.05
-00
14
MAV
MlllK.
Ni.
la.
Said
lo
l
llii
source,
of
supply
o
I
approxunale-ly
all
(In'
linilii'iili
consumed
ill
New
York
cily,
.u-arrrs
of
hasheesh
can-nilian
iudlca.
one
uT
(lie
urn.
I
deadly
habit
-forin-inu
drugs
ha.
been
discovered
growing
on
un
old
il
II
It
11
heap
here.
Tin'
plants
had
long
been
regarded
a
weed.
erm
rr
in
miy
nf
I
In
xhoving.
.
...
,
Mure-
U
plenty
of
sno.1
millina
ITALIAN
AVIATOR
.nn
itrr
Mini
ttHi
of
liiiihitf
Kriidi.'
Tin'
trikr
uf
Vfi'tirilay
hearn
mil
tin
i-tHwlHliin
of
Mr.
Sriffert
IttlMi;,
Nov.
13.
Coiiimander
Frnneeseo
de
I'inedo.
.who
ha.
Jul
etMiipletiil
a
sines.fiil
llialu
luMwren
llnine
and
Tokyo
via
Au.lralia.
Miimitmce.
that
lie
i-nnw
rvtakliiK
plans
for
a
flig'il
aioniiil
Hie
world,
lleinlemls
'o
eirele
Ihe
glohe
twice,
long!-luditially
and
lalitudinally.
land
mg
on
all
fie
rnntinenls.
Tin
light
will
prohaldy
tie
commenced
next
summer.
RAILWAY
EMPLOYEES
TAKE
EXAMINATIONS
pllssl'il.
KUKLUXKLAN
'
V
f
PLANS
WORLD
FLIGHT
Commander
de
Plnedo
Will
Circle
Qlobe
both
Longitudinally
and
Latltudlnally
IN
FIRST
AID
WORK
St.
John
Aiiiliulaiicc
As
sue
i
a
tioii
cKaminnlinn
fur
luc-al
tiKMiiliers
of
the
Canadian
Na
lional
Hallways
staff
under
the
.iipervi.ion
of
J.
Cook
of
Win
nipe(i
hihI
with
Dr.
C.
A.
Fggert,
nicitlliiK.
were
held
yesterday.
Marks
were
obtained
as
follows
J.
II.
Ilillman,
120;
C.
Ho-e,
I
JO;
W.
II.
'les.
110:
1".
Sleexes.
115:
II.
C.
.Maedonahl.
115:
11.
T.
J.
Ilii.e.
115:
T.
Wilson.
110:
J
A.
IVng.
Il:
F.
Derry.
IH5;
A.
Leaner,
i'5:
J.
W.
Ileffernian.
DO;
S.
It.
Marshall,
no:
t..
niiioen,
75
Miss
V.
II.
Talor.
100;
Miss
II.
Johnston.
0j.
All
whose
names
are
given
SO
FAR
EXEMPT
Petition
May
be
Forwarded
ti
Dominion
Government
Seeking
to
Prevent
VIOTOUIA.
Nov.
I
J.
Following
Die
anuoiinceincnl
of
Ihe
Al-torney
(iencral's
department
Ihat
the
Legislature
was
powerless
It
prexcill
Ihe
establishment
of
the
Kit
Klu
Klan
in
llrltisli
C.olum
Ida
as
recommended
hy
FriuieU
A.
Ilrown,
member
of
Ihe
Legislature
for
Iturnaby,
it
is
now
considered
likely
fluil
a
petition
lo
lake
ai'lioii
will
be
forwarded
In
the
federal
governinenl.
AdverllsB
in
the
DHy
News
25
TAXI
Ambula
and
Boston
Grill
Large
Lpatalr
Dining
Hall,
ScrvlcW.c
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'-'mary
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Boyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
-v-$v.
j,.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'
;
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XV
NO.
lMUXCi:
IIU'KIIT,
FltjDAY.
NOYBMHEH
13.
1U25.
VMtrir'i
Clrtwlattun
1547
Strt
(!
393
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
MANSON
DENIES
IMPUTATION
AGAINST
HIM
TKlKk
lh
im
AT
EMDEDfiD
1WIMC
C1TU7ADT
MftCT
IMDADTAMT
!M
VCADC
liuuu
vr
Jlu
n
1
ijiiii
.mill
mill,
ill
1
1
II
nit
I
.
11111.11
I
III
I
till
nil
I
111
I
l.nlii
1
trine
or
ure
at
tnweror
Mme
in
Bear
River
Valley
is
Biggest
in
Years
in
the
Stewart
District
Special
to
l,iily
New-
Ll'lU
dlT
V...
W'i.
.
.
.
..
-,....
...,
1...
t.
11,11
IMHls
III
C
Hie
llggCs
I
tin
Nlcvxarl
jilrt(-I
rur
xeurs
was
made
here
.vc.tcrihi
.
va-
reached
in
a
new
tunnel
,il
Hie
Kuipurur
Mines
i
?
depth
of
t(K)
feet
to
u
vein
which
is
'.'I
feel
with-.
.Sam-1;
i
rum
this
vein
shuw
it
line
grade
uf
milling
ore
whirli
well
fir
operation.
T
-
new
lnkc
put
(In
llfnr
Itixer
valley
in
Hie
producing!..
tut
lug
mine
uini
win
gie
h
great
impetus
lo
tin
a
iioccciing
un
oilier
nearby
properlies
NU
AN
Kltti
S
HASHEESH
FOUND
IN
NEW
YORK
ON
AN
OLD
DUMP
HEAP
llr.
Arlluir
M
doimUI.
ii-lnugi'iii
linun
i
vj;ilM,
who
-
In
iiijrixl
iiie
a
hill
in
Ihe
L
niti'ij
Stales
(.on-gri'.S.
aking
thai
t
lie
hraiit'of
ea'h
senator
ainl
re-pietilli!ie
In;
weighed
ami
niaile
pnhlie.
Vancouver
to
Bid
Against
Prince
Rupert
for
Future
Privately
Owned
Elevators
YA.NCOl
VKH,'
Nov.
CI.
In
announcing
Ihe
intention
to
rcipiesl
Hie
cil
council
In
siihmit
a
hjiaw
lu
the
ratepayers
on
Decemhcr
it
lu
grant
taxuliun
exemption
to
grain
elevalor..
for
leu
vears,
.Max
or
Taylor
loday
said:
"Vancouver
is
going
lo
loe
oul
as
;i
future
location
uf
fur
ther
grain
elevulurs
unless
privately
owned
elevalurs
are
placed
on
Ihe
same
hasis
as
government
devalues
in
Ihe
mailer
of
Mayor
Taylor
said
he
had
definite
information
Dial
a
large
.
.
..
..
-
.prairie
concern
was
.preparing
lo
MISSING
SUB
IS
LOCATED
Little
Chance
of
4
Officers
and
64
Men
Aboard
M-1
Being
Alive
PLYMOUTH,
Nov.
13
The
submarine
monitor
M-1
which
dived
yesterday
morning
and
failed
to
come
up
again
has
been
located
on
the
bed
of
the
sea
twelve
miles
southwest
of
'
the
starting
point
on
the
Devonshire
coast.
There
Is
believed
to
be
slight
chance
of
the
crew
being
alive
although
efforts
will
be
Instituted
to
get
the
craft
and
If
possible
raise
her
at
the
earliest
possible
moment.
The
crew
of
the
M-1
consisted
of
four
officers
and
64
men.
'QUAKE
IN
MANILA
MANILA.
Nov.
13.
A
Mrons
earlhmiiike
shook
buildings
in
Ibis
cily
tonulil.
The
centre
w:is
estimated
lo
be
300
mile
build
a
million
"dollar
elevator
al
Ihe
coast
in
Die
spring
ami
that
they
had
heen
offered
lax-
free
sites
.iles
at
at
I'rince
I'rince
Itunert
Itupert
and
,
New
WVslniinsler.
MINER
SELLING,
OUT
TO
NEW
YORKERS
NOW
MILLIONAIRE
VICTOIHA,
Nov.
13.
Thomas
Kirklainl.
who
mushed
into
the
Yukon
27
years
ago.
arrived
in
Victoria
today
lo
sign
a
document
which
will
make
him
a
millionaire.
He
will
turn
oxer
the
claims
he
slaked.
including
the
Kirklainl
near
Atlin.
to
a
group
of
New
York
Provincial
Taxes
Will
Remain
Same
as
for
Last
Year
Declares
4
t
C.
W.
Doxvliug.
xvhn
is
interested
in
the
timber
business
on
the
Oueen
Charlotle
Islands,
ar
rix'ed
in
the
city
from
Maoett
on
the
I'rince
John
last
night
and
sailed
this
morning
on
Hi"
I'rince
Hoped
fur
Ihe
south
ae
eomnanied
by
Mrs.
Doxvliug
and
family.
Finance
Minister
in
Legislature
YltrrolllA.
Nov.
I,V
l.iltle
hone
Is
held
mil
hy
.Minister
uf
Finance
Macl.eaii
in
Hie
Legislature
that
taxation
would
he
reduced
this
year.
On
Ihe
oilier
hand
he
gave
assurance
thai
(hero
would
ho
no
increase
in
taxation
ittilil
the
views
of
the
hiisiuessnieii
uf
Ihe
pruvince
hail
heen
secured
and
considered,
i
iteviewin'g
thu
hislurv
of
the
lUi.F..
Haihviiy,
Dr.
MaeLenn
said
thai
at
Hie
end
of
June
of
this
year
the
road
oxvetl
Hie
'guy
eminent
-5
17,800,000.
The
operating
losses
amounted
lo
$1,
iOO.OOO
in
all,
last
jear's
loss
heing
$337,000.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
in
Vancouver
Testifying
in
Kidnapping
Trial
Is
refuting
statements
made
connecting
him
with
abduction
of
Wong
Foon
Sing
by
McDonald
VAXOJL'VKH.
Nov.
:.
Hon.
A.
Muiison,
Alloniey
lieneial,
arrivetl
here
last
nighl
and
wiih
F.
U.
tiirier,
ilfputy
i
alionn
y
general,
will
appear
ill
court
luday
In
refute
stulenienls
ciediletl
to
II.
O.
Mi
Uonald.
that
the
Aitorne
(ieneial
knew
alionl
Ihe
alxliicliun
of
Wong.
'
VA.NUOL'VEH,
Nov.
Tetifyitigr
in
hi
own
dereme
e.terday.
Commissioner
II.
0.
MeI)oiiald,
charged
in
coiniee-tioii
with
Ihe
adduction
uf
Wung
Foon
.Sing,
gave
sen-ulioual
evidence
eoiicerning
alleged
interview's
wilh
Hon.
A.
.M.
Munsoti
and
M.
H.
Jaekson.
i
-
After
meeting
onr
of
the
Point
T
rprv
1
IP
fV
tircy
i.olice
officials
on
Septem-I
)
I
I
Kill
H
I
If
her
2J.
McDonald
teslifie.1
tliatj
-
v
he
went
to
Victoria
to
see
Mr.
.
i
i...
i
tn
f..
v....
t
jaeKsoii,
who
nan
icn
im
iit-
corner,
in
Ihe.
meantime.
lie!
Ihen
called.
on
Mr.
Manson
who
McDonald
testified,
said
to
him
n
connection
w'ln
,l,t"
Wong
abductions.
"Perhaps
if
you
diTnr-feirnTe
aihytfiThg
If
AvOLTttf
le
belter.
I
nm.
in
a
very
pre
carious
imsilion.
Don't
say
any
thing
lo
me
hut
go
back
to
Van-
couxcr
In
Jackson,
and
take
yourj
instructions
from
him.'"
Witness
said
that
al
Hie
con
clusion
uf
the
interview
Mr.
Manson
said
lo
him:
"I'll
gixe
you
a
message
to
lake
nacK
io
ancouver.
We
will
pay
llubin-
son
a
rexvnm.
I
il
leaxe
u
m
uu
mil
Jackson
what
it
shall
be.
Keep
it
us
low
as
possible
and
when
you
gel
hack
to
Vancouver;
forget
you
ever
saw
me."
Witness
said
that
on
his
re
turn
he
saw
Jaeksou
and
Jackson
lid
not
agree
aliout
Ihe
reward.
aying
he
had
never
discussed
the
reward
with
Mr.
Manson.
All
lie
had
heen
instructed
to
pay
was
thai
ami
witness
saw
Jnekoii
held
nut
hi
hand
with
fixe
fingers
exl
ended.
Witness
said
Jackson
told
him
to
"(set
Ihe
Chinaman
if
you
have
to
pay.
in
ahead
and
don't
get
the
governinenl
mixed
up
in
it.
1
donT
xxmt
that."
Later
Despatch
VANCtlUVF.lt.
Nov.
13.
HoMi
MaiiMMi
and
Curler
under
oath
in
the
a.size
court
Ibis
morniua
emphatically
denied
the
evidei'-e
of
commissioner
McDonald
given
yesterday.
While
extracts
of
McDonald's
evidence
whs
read
lo
them
bolh
each
of
them
denied
Ihe
statements
and
Carter
gave
Hal
contradiction
lo
Ihe
.statement
of
McDonald
that
the
At
torney
(ieneral
had
said
"Forget
vou
ever
saw
me
as
McDonald
b'partcd.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
SAWMILL
IS
Charlotte
Cily
is
noxv
operating
on
a
steady
shipping
bais.
Last
week
a
large
freighter,
Ihe
llan-j
uah
Xeilsoti.
loaded
1.
500.000'
feet
or
spruce
lumber
at
the,
plant
fur
delivery
lo
Ihe
Allanlio
seaboard.
The
steamer
I'rince
John
is
taking
regular
shipmeu'd
of
airplane
spruce
from
the
mill
'
In
Vancouver.
CONVICTED
OF
MURDER.
WINNII'F.U,
Nov.
13.
Jr.hr
Hlanlon,
eonvleled
of
tlie
murder
nf
JidiU
I'euny
on
December
1,
1021,
will
Ue
seuJeticed
laStif.
Dragging
Was
Carried
Out
Yes
terday
and
Is
Be'og
Continued
Today
Though
dragging
operation
were
carrieii
nut
all
day
yester
day
hy
the
city
police,
no
trace
xxas
round
of
Ihe
body
of
.Mrs.
William
Frost
xvtio
is
believed
to
have
lost
her
life
by
droxvnin
in
Cow
Hay
early
Wednesday
morning.
The
fiotloni
or
Ih
linrbr
near
the
point
in
iiiestion
was
thoroughly
covered
yeslc-
day
and
dragging
xxas
resumed
this
afternoon
at
Hie
loxv
.fide.
William
Frost
is
being
held
hy
Iho
police
today.
Since
Ihe
sup
posed
aceidont
he
is
alleged
t.
have
been
drinking
about
I
own
instead
of
assisting
the
police
in
the
search
for
ilhe
body.
W.
Lund,'
another
witness
of
,
eir-
icumslatices
preceding
the
sup
posed
drowning,
and
Frost
were
taken,
before
Coroner
Norman
A
Wall
today
In
give
their
statements.
Fred
Laxvlerx
captain
o'
ithe
Anna
J.,
and
C.
l.ckland
are
said
lo
have
leTl
yesterday
for
Ketchikan
abuard
the
boat,
xvhieh
is
"f
American
registry.
murdYrfoF
LOVE
TRIED
Dr.
Harold
Blaxer
Liberated
When
Jury
Falls
to
Agree
Regarding
Death
of
Imbecile
LU
"I'LL
TON,
Colorado,
Nov
13.-
After
the
jury
today
'
announced
Ihat
they
were
unable
In
return
a
verdict
in
hejae
of
Dr.
Harold
ruaxej&lajved
with
murder
in
eoiniuiii
wit
Ii
the
death
of
his
imbefelte
crippled
,l:.nelilrr
ml-,',1
.11
vein's.
the
SHIPPING
STEADILY1""-
"'.
prpUiioi.
Tip1
Sitka
Spruce
Milt
at
ijueen
and
lie
xvas
reteaseu.
The
legal
stains
of
murder
'cununiiteil
for
lovo"
still
remains
undetermined
in
the
stale
of
Colorado.
COHON
BURNED
UP
MISSISSIPPI
STATE
COtUNTll.
Miss..
Nov.
13.
Damage
estimated
al
.f.(l00,nno
was
caused
by
a
flraxvliich
prac
tically
destroyed
the
plant
nf
Hi"
nrninlh
Cnnipres
Co.ijiere
today
and
burned
about
0,0(10
bales
nl
cotton.
Advert
(nf
In
h
DaTlr
Nw