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II.
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jury
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lint
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hi
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kiiiI'v
noon
of
Ix-Iiik
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ilrii'iiUon
of
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FOR
ABDUCTION
B.
Jackson
and
Others
Ap-
and
Remanded
NC(lt
Vl.lt.
Nov.
II.
M.
II.1
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ueeve
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uoiu-
'Sit'i-
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p.
Mct'raney,
Mrs.1
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nnd
llnvlil
1'iillcr-
wet-e
iiiumoiicd
on
hiforniu-'
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to
by
(
Incur
Itobinson.
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until
Friday
xvlien
they
pciucd
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the
notice
court
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MONEY
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EMPLOYEE
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jury
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from
New
York
in
lliif
coiiui-rlioii
xxa
icraiid'd
by
(he
ciiiirl
herp
yeterday.
WANTS
MILDER
FORM
BEVERAGE
IN
U.S.
CIIM.UiO.
Nov.
11
(ieupral
-:
inoiceiliitg
today.
i
Jiihiph
(i
llarlinid
in
hi
Armi-
m
b
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w
ai
w
lice
I
My
speech
hei
r
declared
"decent
(oronal
liberty
as
to
j
milder
lortiM
ot
bcveriiice
xvilh
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iiccoinpaiiyiiiP
appropriate
in
ternal
revenue
inx
xviiuni
onxi-aie
Hie
necessity
of
income
tax
i
in
tins
country."
SELECT
COMMITTEE
in
ON
FORESTRY
ASKED
BY
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
VICTOlttA.
N
'V.
tl.
Moxiiwi
the
Legislaliire
for
the
crea
tion
of
a
select
committee
on
Forestry,
lion.
T.
I.
I'allnllo,
minister
of
lands
,
forshadowed
governinen
iiclton
lo
provide
more
money
for
fire
protection
purposes
In
lltitish
Columbia.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked.
Wheal
1.31
K
IU'..
Silver
t.2I
1.30
tlunvvell
t-'IO
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Alaska
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Sound
30.50
3'.'.50
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Silver
HH
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Hutli
(lope
37
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BOMB
FACTORY
being
responsible
for
the
light
trips.
Only
Canadian
boats
came
in
ami
tin-
Cold
Storage
Company
bought
all
except
one.
Sales
were
as
follows:
Maude
2.500
and
Nautilus,
2,500
at
I'.-.'O
and
rt;
Nuba
000
ill.
17.20
and
7:
K.
I.ipsctl
3,500;
and
(libson
t.O(M)
at
1
7.
JO
and
7
to
Cold
Storage.
Ilhiglcailer
I
VMi
;lt
m
iUI(
:
to
Allin
Fisheries.
SEATTLE
SPEED
BOAT
FORFEITED
DEPOSIT
IS
DISCOVERED
Eleven
Natives
Arrested
In
Calcutta
on
Occasion
of
Earl
Reading's
Visit
CAUIl
TTA,
Nov.
It.
While
l.ail
Ucadinc.
viceroy
of
India,
was
xisitiiiK
the
city
today
for
the
armistice
celebration,
Hie
police
discouM-cil
a
Iminli
factory.
A
number
of
Jioiniis
were
colli
iscalcd
and
eleven
natives
were
nrrcstcd.
POOR
CATCHES
OF
HALIBUT
ARRIVING
poor
catches
of
halibut
arriv
ed
thi
morning.
I
tic
bad
weather
BROKE
CUSTOMS
RULE
VICTOltIA,
Nov.
il.
For
tie
gh'ulinu:
to
comply
with
the
custom
regulations
when
she
entered
Canadian
walers,
owner
of
Hie
Scuttle
gasoline
speed
launch
Jack
M-UUO
have
for
felted
the,
?l00
deposit
paid
when
the
craft
vvns
released
from
cus
tody.
TAXI
nnd
V
Boston
Grill
Ambulanc
'
If,
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
try
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
"Mil,
K1.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Mil
XV
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l'KUT,
It.C,
NVKUXhSUAY.
NOVKMWUt
If,
Ui2."
turdiy.
circui.uon
issi
lrt
Salt
503
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
RGANIZER
OF
K
1
1
KIM
Kl
AN
K
RANNED
NLESS
FREIGHT
GOES
TO
VANCOUVER
NOT
OPEN
PEACE
RIVER
SAVS
EXPERT
rsamzer
for
Ku
Klux
Klan
Refused
Entry
to
Canada;
Lodge
Appeal
i
i
i.j
r.
i
.i
direction
of
Captain
Laycock,
D.S.O.;
Headquarters
raid
planned
!
NWCOIVKH,
Nov.
II.
-Tin'
Ku
Kln
Kluu
gut
tl
rtri
iMif
liiy
xvhcu
Major
Luther
It.
Powell
of
Portland,
or
the
K.uadibii
Knight
of
I
lie
Ku
Klux
Klan
xvu
re-j
uito
Canada
by
the
Canadian
immigration
oHi'ial;
I
s
If
1
It"
k.
lie
xvn
rlaed
n
an
undesirable,
according
j
xvhoh
paper
ay
it
obtained
iU
information
froruj
mi.
iuK
Poxvell
ha
appealed
In
Olluwu
and
his
ruse
I
jkl'll
lis
a
lest.
S.
ii
gues
till
lo
state
(hat
il
wu
known
arliou
was
-
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f"l'
lilt'
ejection
of
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nnmtm
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Klan
from
the
Shauglinc
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Height
residence
frmii
when
il
Hi
ilanin-i
In
direcl
a
llouiin-j
"ii-ttWc
(irnaiiir.nl
iom.
!
VICTOltIA,
Xwv.
II.
The
i
I
line
)lrrda
nid:
"Orgaui-
'jiliriii
.if
lli
L'uiiii
.Hun
LTit
k'l.it
an
Mailed
in
Victoria
Icxlay.
plain
W.
II.
LaXrock.
D.S.O..
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If
the
leader
of
Hie
Himi-
Tells
Jury
They
Failed
ln""'ni
on
1'ie
mainland,
arrived
he
In
Vi"
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Duty
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to
inn
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nmririj
orguni-latlon
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t;..lt,
eiifrm'e.
4
lionoreil
liy
ilnv
sion
SO
of
Uic
luullierliooil
of
tin
om
jl
ve
eugueer.
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vear
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lintel,
oil:
J.
Higgv
I.
SinijKon.
17:
(i.
Miiuni.
38:
l
Payette.
7::
and
J.
Mrttinue!!.
10.
LARGEST
CROP
OF
WHEAT
IN
HISTORY
FORECASTED
TODAY.
OTTAWA.
N.
II.
-rrwa-JiW
.
Hie.
,eoiul
lui'ife)
I'-aituiiian
'
wllea
cnip
mi
record,
llieloui-iii
ion
liiirc.iu
of
Mali-slics
e!limate
dial
this
yeai
i
yield
will
be
t2.327.(ino
lniliel.
.
an
increase
of
:tU.:iiC.uiin
oxer
the
early
eliinalc.
or
I
he
exee!.H
difference
i7..l00.000
i.
f.ir
Sakali'lM'vju
alone,
xx
here
llircHliin
re.ull
excri'ih'd
pxpect
at
ions.
Better
Nat
Build
Railway
to
Peace
River
Than
Have
Freight
go
to
Prince
Rupert
Special
to
Ilaily
News,
VICTOMIA,
Nov.
1
1.
Influential
member
of
Ihc
Legislature
xvhTi
ure
opjHHug
the
proposed
extension
of
I
lie
P.ti.K.
north
of
Prince
tieorge
have
fnilli
in
the
reports
of
I
he
experts
who'
investigated
the
xvhole
situation
in
it
xvas
snp(
in
ie
Legislature
hdihy
loday.
J.
(5.
Sullivan,
chief
of
these
investigators,
asserted,
that
under
no
consideration
should
the
line
he
built
ninth
of
Prince
(ieorge.
His
first
reaon
was
insufficient
prospective
revenue
In
justify
the
expenditure
and
secondly
because
the
Peace
Itiver
freight
in
his
opinion
would
move
to
lidexvaler
from
Prince
(ieorge
over
I
tie
Canadian
National
In
Prim
e
lliipert,
the
nearest
seaport,
and
not
down
the
P.ti.K.
lo
Stpiamish.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
to
Defend
Himself
in
the
Legislature
on
Friday
in
Wong
Abduction
Case
Special
In
Uaily
News,
VICTOltIA,
Nov.
II.
lion.
A.
M.
Maiison,
attorney
gen
erul,
is
said
to
he
burning
the
uiidnighl
oil
studying
details
tout
preparing
speech
for
Friday
that
is
expected
lo
be
the
biggest
of
his
career.
II
is
staled
in
goveri.meut
circles
that
Mr.
Manson
will
fur
iii-
ii
abundance
of
facts
and
figures
to
refute
Ihc
onslaught
from
all
sides
made
on
(he
administration
or
his
department
in
the
Janet
Smith
murder
mystery
and
Ihc
Wong
Foon
Sing
ahduclion.
"Ills
career
is
lit
.slake,"
said
an
opposition
member.
Ili
opponents
also
admit
that
Man-;
sou
is
under
a
uisativanuwe
in
being
Curved
I"
delay
his
speech
-while
the
Wong
cases
are
sub
judice.
.lohua
llinehcllffc,
member
for
Victoria,
in
the
House
yes
lerday
declared
that
Ihc
Attorney
Oeneral
remained
silent
when
lc
held
clues
lillic
secret
of
where
Wong
was
when
abducted.
Mr.
.Manson
intervened
lo
say
(hat
private
detective,
suspicion
Tell
on
Itobinson
from
the
outset
and
that
his
officers
were
on
lhe'
trail
in
a
few
hour..
"II
is
true
they
did
not
succeed
for
a
lime."
he
said,
'hul
eventually
they
dhf
succeed
ill
liberating
Ibe
Chinese
and
gettinig
the
conviction
of
Itobinson."
Caadlan
Press
VICTOIHA.
Nov.
1
1.
---Attorney
(eiieral
Mauon
will
defend
his
administration
from
the
strictures
of
Ibe
defence
In
the
trial
of
Wong
Foon
Sing
abductor
Itobinson
and
his
sou,
Mr.
Manson
has
set
the
dale
fur
Friday
of
thisiweek
when
he
expects
the
trial
of
the
others
on
the
charges
will
be
eompMed
and
hf
will
Tie
free
to
speak
or
the
events
which
led
up
to
the
June!
Smith
murder
investigation
.
and
abduction.
CEASED
WORK
OUT
OF
RESPECT
FOR
FALLEN
IN
WAR
Armistice
day
was
appropriately
celebrated
today
w
hen
at
eleven
o'clock
sharp
busine
ceased
for
a
few
minutes
out
of
respect
for
those
who
had
riilleu
during
the
Ureal
War.
This
evening
an
armistice
dinner
ts
being
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
('neat
War
Veterans
iiithe
St.
Ilegis
Cafe.
Passengers
nailing
last
night
on
(he
Cardena
for
Vancotivet
included
J.
Morrison
nnd
W.
U
Haker.
Sieter
or
Fishermen
Will
Be
Discussed
at
Meeting
of
Joint
Committee
Very
Soon
Fred
Stork
Initiates
Movement
to
Have
Federal
Government
Undertake
Work
on
Waterfront
View
to
Relieving
Situation
Fred
Stork,
M.P..
Iiuui?
rommuiiiraled
with
the
city
coiiii-i
d
lal
night
Mjggeslmg
that
Hint
hody
tuiiMill
with
ilie
Jlalilml
Fihe.
men
f
I
tnuii
and
the
llalitnil
Moal
Owner'
Association
w
h
a
view
to
arriving
at
f-orne
deeision
;i
to
llr
riMmiivn
l
rur
a
shelter
and
mooring
location
for
fishing
huati
in
Prince
I
Hujicrl
haihor
in
xvhich
cne
lie
xvould
he
pleaded
to
urge
upon
I
the
.'Jvernnient
Uml
imrnediale
tep.
he
taken
tu
provide
such
a
(he
mailer
of
ohtaiiiiug
ah
adeipiate
fivhei
men's
xvharf
Iiariltly.
Tur
Ihis
ort
again
heroine
a
live
iMie
xvilh
pcihnps
more
pro-mie
ol
ai
tual
iiccomplihmetit
than
it
ever
had
heron;.
j
Mayor's
Pos'tion
"
e
I
AflPr
Mr.
SlorkV
teller
liadl
lTTniTTT1
ni
i
I
TIT
ibecn
read
at
the
(Pectins
latl
K
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K
I
ftii.
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fl
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ii.u'.
.'ia.iu
,.-wnn
.it
auiiin
length
related
how
(lie
Hoard
of;
Works
this
year
had
endeavored
lo
reach
some
solution
of
the
iueslion
of
furnishing
a
fishermen's
wharf
but
vvilliotil
success.
The
proposal
Hie
provincial
government
thai
the
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay
he
permitted
by
the
city
which
in
return
would
re
ceive
I'uu
icet
hi
vvalenrnuiage
just
eat,of
the
mouth
of
Cow
Hay.
il
was
true
had
been
rati
ilied
b.t4UeeJds,but.ther
Board
of
Work
had
subsequently
decided
that,
as
the
cost
of
providing
a
wharf
and
shelter
o'i
the
walprf
rootage
would
be
prohibitive
as
far
a
Hie
city
wit
concerned,
it
would
lie
better
to
retain
what'
shelter
(here
was
at
(be
mouth
of
Cow
Hay
.
instead
oi
losing
that
and
not
being
able
to
provide
anything
else.
Therefore,
as
far
as
Hie
council
was
concerned,
the
filling
in
of
Cow
Hay
had
not
been
approved
and
the
transfer
of
waterfront
had
never
been
effected.
As
for
the
suggestion
that
a
shelter
be
provided
at
Seal
Cove,
Hie
fisher
men
themselves
had
said
they
would
rather
slay
with
the
limited
lacililies
they
already
had
a1
the
mouth
of
Cow
Hay.
ill
us
the
matter
stood
wit
It
no
practical
solution
of
the
question
having
been
obtained.
Different
Situation
Aid.
Casey
said
that
up
to
this
lime,
in
dealing
xvilh
the
matl."
of
a
fishermen's
xvharf,
the
city
had
always
been
confronted
wit'i
t
lie
necessity
of
making
a
large
expenditure
i'.self.
This
was
the
first
time
as
far
as
he
knew
that
any
government
official
had
called
ujkih
Hie
city
for
co-oper
ation
with
a
view
to
having
I
tie
facility
provided.
He
felt
that
Hie
council
should
have
no
lies
lalion
in
encouraging
Mr.
Stork
or
Ibe
federal
government
in
a-i
attempt
to
improve
harborage.
mooring
facilities
for
the
fishing
fleet.
He
wa
sure
that
many
suggestions
could
lie
made
along
I
he
Hue
referred
lo
in
Mr.
Stork'a
letter.
Mayor
Newton
again
referred
to
the
etTorts
thai
had
been
made
by
the
Hoard
of
Works
to
reau.'i
a
solution
and
said
that
lie
could
not
see
how
anything
could
la
done
to
improve
the
situation
for
the
flliermco.
ir
any
member
of.
I
lie
council
had
any
sug-
sestiou
lo
make,
he
would
be
glad
lo
hear
oT
It.
Aid.
Larson
felt
I
hat
the
city
should
not
pass
lightly
over
Mr.
Stork's
suggestion.
He
was
of
the
opinion
that
the
boat
owner
ami
fishermen
would
be
belter
able
to"
o
iter
suggestions
than
the
eilv
council.
Aid.
Perry
thought
that
il
would
lie
well
for
the
council
lo
call
Hie
meeting
suggeled
by
Mr.
Stork.
Too
Good
to
M'as
Aid.
Hrnvvn
referred
lo
the
fuel
that
il
wa
llif
first
lime
that
t
(continued
on
page
six
IIIVUUUIU
UltiAZll
TO
VANCOUVER
Several
Hundred
Cars
Unloaded
There
Yesterday
and
Quantities
More
Going
NATIONAL'S
BIG
BUSINESS
There
is
Now
4,276,265
Bushels
or
Grain
in
Store
at
Pacific
Coast
Port-
-t-
WTX.MPIIO.
Nov.
11,
Statistics
issued
at
life
railway
office
here
today
show
that
there
is
a
particularly
heavy
movement
f
grain
toward
the
port
of
Vancouver.
With
238
cars!
loaded
lo
that
point
during
yesterday,
270
cars
arrived
there
and
257
xvere
unloaded
hy
the
Canadian
Na
tional.
This
is
the
langest
number
of
car.
unloaded
In
any
one
day
at
that
point
and
with
125
cars
from
other
lines
makes
a
big
total
at
the
port
for
the
day.
The
day's
arrivals
lirings
the
total
western
movement
over
Canadian
iXalioual
lines
Ibis
fall
lo
5.187
cars,
being
150
cars
more
than
the.
entire
Vancouver
shipment
of
the
previous
crop
season.
There
is
now
I.27U.205
bushel
of
gram
in
store
at
the
l'a-pilic
Coax
port.
liverpoolIan
curingcancer
Tells
Academy
of
Medicine
of
Success
Obtained
by
Use
of
Lead
TllHO.MO,
Nov.
tt.
Heroro
the
Toronto
Academy
of
Medi
cine
Professor
Illair
Hell
of
Liverpool
I
diversity
and
Honor
ary
Director
of
Liverpool
cancer
research,
told
leading
physicians
of
the
successful
treatment
of
cancer
by
the
cheniieal
agency
of
lead.
He
cited
instances
of
remarkable
success
achieved
and
aurcd
members
0f
the
academy
that
fifty
or
more
patients
were
believed
to
lie
well
out
of
200
cases
treated,
most
of
which
were
eon
side
red
hopeless.
POLERIC
TAKEN
TOW
BY
VESSEL
Salvage
King
Finds
Her
Just
oH
Cape
Scott
In
Heavy
Sea
VICTOltIA.
Nov.
II.
Steamer
Salxiiigu
King
reached
"the
Polerln
at
seven
o'clock
last
evening
off
(tope
Scoll,
the
northern
tip
of
Vancouver
Island
and
has
taken
her
in
low
for
Victoria
with
a
heavy
sea
running.