.FfiKI.ATflRS
,1
1
11
IJUlULii
AA
WAftfe
OF
WASHINGTON
VISIT
VICTORIA
Pi.nlr.fl
and
Signing
of
Bills
tcrferlnt)
n
Her
Prt
Dispute
With
Great
Srtaln
n.
:'7.
An
I'.x-I'l'viaph
reijwirU
lliai
I
nf
in
in
-!
i-r
under
'
1
Ki-liial
I1.1-
derided
t"
'
.iiulory
iii
ini
nil
mmi
4i
,
.if
N
u
t
1
1
.
in
l
he
di
llnlain
ovim-
i
lie
Mueut
1
1
'
'
1
1
i'v
i.
iniiurtttlll
he-
-
an
mi
ini(lurin
""!
1
1
1-1
1
ii
111
neil
the
oil
uuvvNind
iiierehunl
inur-
UNION
OIL
CO.
MAY
COME
HERE
"
B'9
Fuel
Corporation
Now
Negotiating
For
Slto
at
This
Port
1
1
imiii
Oil
Co.,
one
of
tlm
iimvci-ful
rivals
of
tbu
Im-
"ii
l,u.
vvlileh
I
already
:
"
lied
here,
i
nejtulialinK
'
1
waterfront
Kile
lu
prince
King
George
followed
Ihe
ua-
York.
Ih.
occasion
Wheal
I
I.C.
SilvKr
i-eniler
..
llgftm
ilver
Orl
.
Ilnth
llupe
..
Hiiuwell
lhurllun
Ma
mini
SurJ
Inlet
Tertnlnii
niatlMlnue
Purler
Idaho
'"
1
whinli
lo
Hlarl
hul-
C.
P.
It.
11
-
prfigrum,
'Daj
vlew
.is......
ueKoiiniioiiH
are
broUBhl
Dally
Alaka
.
;i
uivi.NrU
LMinrliiKlon,
Ihejllnwe
Sound
will
probably
et
up
n'Nallonal
Silver.
nlatii
M.T,
including
tankn'sllvcrHinilh
nn
"""'kf.
a
i,i,.K(,
Hcrvire
lnjl.u(k'y
Jim
rentral
pari
of
IheiGlncie"
alHu
believed
lo
ho
on
the
Selkirk
wan
WOULD
ABOLISH
ALL
ver'
xiIpihh
iiiif.
:rwil
of
H'ople
tuii
1m..
.l
I
I
I
In-
In-
rouli-
nrtlle
nimI
nimI
walrhtHl
walrhtl
with
Willi
HOMEWORK
FOR
YOUNG
1
lllllll
"
-
"-
.
.1
ui..
ervire
a
i-no"i
nu-i.
..!..
t.,r
nlm'lion
lelllV
Oil
polity
of
exemption
from
iioine
work.
He
elium
m'
ni
eliililnm
who
peml
the
day
m
rhiMtl
hoiild
nol
have
to
vvoik
eveniiik'.
tirown
1
1'"'
u".'
do
not
do
it
and
he
-lioulil
be
renieitieil
Ihe'
tliink
il
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
1
n
Hid.
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EARTHQUAKE
AT
VICTORIA
RUMBLES
FOR
FEW
SECONDS
victhiua.
Nov.
2;.
An
rai
Ihanakc
wilii
il
renin-i
mile?
from
here,
probably
hem-ath
Hie
lrail
ii(
Juan
jle
Fuea,
was
registered
ul
I
117
yesterday
afternoon.
I;
wa
accompanied
liy
a
slight
rumbling
lasting
two
or
three
.rcuii'i-
llril
nig
imiii
also
re
in
ilcil
I
lir
ipiac.
k.-l.
walking
alone.
wtiH-
abreast.
immediately
behind
him.
came
---
"
III''
kllt
of
IMglUlll.
Norway
ami
Denmark,
and
Nark
of
them
Hie
Prior
of
Wale
d
lll'lll
lo-ro.
lii
I
In-
AtilM-y
wo
ijurcn
Mary,
.orrouo.trdUy
lit
uejgjIi
0
.
CO-OPERATIVE
elded
Last
N'pht
to
Organize
for
Mutual
Benefit
u.
27.
Mrliiurr'
Al
a
mectiiiic
in
liie
il
eonn-
ittitJ
Hlalr
lfti'lu-
buD-il
rad
a
llw
funeral
nro-,pil
rliaiittfT
lacl
hikmI
allend-Ml
l
rnis.
p'-i
a
...mn
imI.
while
oulile
lUe
liy
iniii-
i$ly
fixlirriuen
and
1.
IIm
Trt'i-ii
'-ul-'
AIiIm-v
Uo-
polie
kept
Um
tUrtinp
ioal
iwr,
H
"
deri.ll
in
-
iMire
w?i
"lii
and
i
H,k
h.
H
-oiachl
l
join
in
Jhe
take
iirelittiiiiHiy
iei
I"vhiiI
.lu
in.-
Hun
li.
kpimthI
inoiiriiinu.
ItelU
irtdaBin-'lhi1
oraniaal
um
'
I
hi
por!
nr
a
imiiIumI
.iiiwli
and
u
lulhns
ami
flaa
al
alf-mal
eo-ow-ralive
aMria!uiii
for
the
pNH'MIK
ul
UKKSKKK!
SK
li-iii"
in-
hIkiiiiik
ul
a
bill'
iihIihii.
iiiMiani
(wAeruoi.
--.I
lh;niel
a
.i.i.-..,.,!
witii
Ikina-.
nijj
hh-IIuhI.
KrakiM-
Uiieklniln
d-iii
nl
iliiuii-r.
ARBITRATION
10
icaguo
01
nauona
in-
all
lulil
Mieir
fule
of
a
orrowiiK
jiurpooe
of
baiidlm;:
lialitml
and
iiiiarketiiig
it.
II
la
llie
intentioe
The
final
interment
lake
le
form
a
company
ami.
witu
plaee
al
nul-m
lUi-llr
tumor-
Ilia)
end
iu
view,
applicution
1
rw
when
Urn
I10.lv
will
he
laid
to
Ue
IJhJ
l
the
proxniruii
jjov-i....i.i..
iiiui
..f
Mn-
laie
Kiiik
ll-'
eminent
for
a
eharler
under
l!ie
w.i
nl
VII
Co-oiirtftftir
Swwlli1'
Art
t
f..
II.
...n.u
nlaeiM.I
mill
i.
ional
dirwtor:
lr.
V.
T.
Ker-iciii,
lieorpi-
.
Niekeion.
Ohar-r.
I-0U0111.
Cail.
Jack
MiuriHiiii.
Caul.
J.
1.
Thurher.
Cant.
Dan
mil
nDCM
OK
VCrHnniS
l.ar.e
and
Gaol.
J.
Ulinstianscn.
'Cliai'ieia
I
iiNiiiii
wlin
in'-
onie
Yh
lnHIV.
'-'
1
1"'
llmic
h
heiMi
wnrkniii
mi
llie
....
1
i;...
.
.
.
.
li-r
uf
limnr
vvoik
1-
in
i"-
;
)ti.jiM-
n:
romiiiiip
ueu
an
or-
..ui-
111
the
ein-
i-amoMluii
Here
:ou,nxutoii
here.
Speaking
lirief-
lln.
year.
ii-iii
Ha-.
a
prn-lv
w
.1
MnniMin.
J.
II.
minnil
lawyer,
1-
olfenna
hi!
v,.,
..,
ilh,t
(I
,
.i,-il
llaiina.
The
In
4
FISH
COMPANY
spam.
Norway
and
llelgriuHi.;
Budget
Speech
and
Witness
rinriWl,
Mary
and
Duclte
f,Bot
Owner
and
Fishermen
De-
The
1
i
:u
la-ii-il
about
two
hour
II.
M
liiye!l
presided.
JOHNSON
FREE
IRREGULARITY
Conviction
Quashed
Because
Evidence
Not
Taken
Down
In
Writing
at
Trial
YANOdl
YKH.
Nov.
27.
evidence
again!
Nelf
Joiiiom
of
Prince
lluiert.
a
kigjrer,
Mnleneeil
In
ix
monllis
nl
Okalla
ror
eauiug
a
dilurb-auee
when
intuxicateil.
wa
no?,
taken
down
in
writing
by
the
convicting
niail
rale.
Mr.
.Ml-
liee
Oregory
ye.iei-day
quashed
Ihe
eolivielion.
DEAN
WELDON
DIES
Was
Momber
of
Commission
that
Chose
Site
for
B.C.
University
In
1910.
HALIFAX.
Nov.
2.-
Hiehnrd
11.'
Weltlon,
75
year
of
age,
dc.an
id
Dnlln'Uio
Law
Srliool
from
IH83
In
1018
I
dead.
He
vvni
cliaiiiiiiui
of
the
Fnivei-fdty
Com
111
1
k
i
on
which
in
JIH0
chtie
Poin'
lit-ev
n
t
lio
site
for
Ihr
I'
nivei
ily
of
HritlMli
Columbi.
GRAND
PRAIRIE,
Nov.
27.
The
final
summing
up
of
the
Peace
River
vote
for
the
general
election
D.
M.
Kennedy,
Progressive,
Is
shown
lo
be
elected
by
a
majority
or
37
over
J.
K.
Collins,
Conservative.
Rae,
the
Liberal,
was
only
a
few
votes
behind
the
Conservative.
Following
are
the
figures:
Kennedy,
Progressive
.
.
4,015
Collins,
Conservative
.
.
3,978
Rae,
Liberal
3,932
CHINESE
IN
COFFINS
TRY
ENTER
STATES
Elovcn
"Corpses"
are
Arrested
as
Well
as
Members
of
Crew
IIONOI.LH
.
Nov.
27.-
Kleven
Chinese
in
eleven
coffins,
each
slrelehed
out
with
food
and
baggage
alongside,
were
found
slowed
deep
iu
llie
hold
of
the
Dollar
litter.
President
Lincoln,
here
yeslerday.
The
eleven
"corpse"
and
several
memheri
of
llie
crew
were
hold
changed
with
i.n
attempt
fn
smuggle
into
Han
Francisco.
rtl-
TAX
Boston
Grill
W
and
we
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,
XV
NO.
IMUNCi:
111
I'UHT.
II.C,
FIIIDAY,
NOYLMlJKll
27.
1W25.
TwUfOi
l
Circulation,
1604
f.'fX
Salt
4Z&
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
MPRESSIVE
FUNERAL
FOR
OUEEN
MOTHER
UPERINTENDENT
FOR
NEW
ELEVATOR
ARRIVES
PRINCE
RUPERT
FOR
MTV
ing
Walks
Alone
Behind
the
Casket
of
Queen
Alexandra
as
it
is
Taken
to
Westminster
Abbey
i
i
r
i
i
i
-i
.l
iy
liuiiu
ii
iviuiti
uii
tuuu
uo
ii
uuo
uiicji
Princess
Alexandra
came
from
her
native
land
to
Britain
:
l.nVDOV
Nov.
27
Winter,
reaching
oiil
her
icy
Imiitl,
laid
the
tuer
uf
Alexandra.
Itiil.mi
-
t.hiiTii
Mother,
today.
in
i
.ikel
Willi
ii
(lecrv
blanket
ul
.now
a
it
vi'
i
i
f;n
ii
carriage
Iruiu
the
Chapel
ll.ivaJ
in
St.
Janie'
i
-luiiustrr
Abbey
where
III
nnplel
funeral
er-i
held.
Tin
-
H'
Si
King
-
daughter
dejwrted
fmni
'
ln-r
adopted
otnl'
a
-lit"
hud
entered
it.
for
mikw
ili.it
duv
-tl
year
ago
when
he
mine
from
h
i
In-
wile
ul
I
In-
Hnli-h
-ifhM-r
wIk
later
became'
t
km
Inward
:
!
Lord
IJardinge,
iht-
(flit
!
lie
of
volunteer
who
h
will
1
.
of
.1
general
Fred
icw
London
organization
!h-
public
services
in
case
strike
Cyr
of
Hanceville
is
Confessed
Slayer
of
Ducharme
Dm
ing
Quarrel
Over
Trap
Line
W
ILLIAMS
LAKK.
ov.
27.
Summoned
by
telephone
ine--iipe
I
nun
llii'i-e
die.
Chief
of
Puliee
tinll.igher
left
yeUr-day
for
that
M-ltiement
in
the
Cliileotin
dilnrl
wheie
F
ed
Ur
1-
being
held
in
oiiiiei-lum
wiUi
the
dealii
of
Alex.
Dii-eliiiitiie.
a
pioneer
truipi-r
of
ltinli-li
(Jolumliia.
Anoidiiiir
t"
the
Irieplioiie
ine.-age
Cyr
appeared
at
Jlan-revilie
ln-iidiii.irter.
and
eoufe-ei1
Unit
he
had
killed
Ilm-herinc
in
a
ouel
mmiI
hi
the
lore!
near
Chilko
Luke,
following
ijuarrel
over
the
ownership
of
a
trap
line
After
the
!liiiu!
ma
i.yr
eon-
feed
that
lie
had
nuried
tin-ii-lim
ImmI.v
hriiudel
by
ean-va
in
Hie
finI'll
sroii'id
near
thr
M-ere
uf
I
in-
'
rajiedy.
PROGRESSIVE
Conservative
There
Beaten
by
37
Votes
In
Final
Count
With
Liberal
Close
SUMMARY
TRIAL
IN
.
IH.
ABDUCTION
CASES
B.
Jackson
and
Others
Plead
Not
Guilty
and
Date
of
Hearing
Set
for
December
1.
YANCOUYLIl;
Nov.
27.
M.
11.
l.lackon.
K.C..
Ile
eve
Paton,
Police
Coiumiioiier
MrUranry,
Mr.
Stratum
and
D.
Pateron
jnppeared
in
ihe
police
court
ihi
'morning,
nleaded
not
vuilly
and
elected
for
a
summary
heariuu
before
the
magistrate
on
th.-charge
of
conspiracy
in
couuec-I
ion
Willi
the
abduction
of
Wo.ir
l-'ooii
Sing.
Tin-
cae
wa
I
hen
rciiiauded
unlil
December
I.
GERMANY
VOTES
FAVOR
OF
PACT
Adopts
Locarno
Treaty
and
Be.
comes
Member
of
League
of
Nations
ltKHLIN,
Nov.
27.
The
Ueich-slag
today
.ratified
the
security
pact
and
arbitration
treaties
negotiated
nl
Locarno
and
ap
proved
Oermany's
entrance
lulu
the
League
of
Nations.
The
documents
confirming
Ihe
(ierman
art
ion
and
finally
coin
dieting
her
pari
of
the
treaty
will
be
igued
in
London
nol
vv
eek,.
JEWELLERY
STORE
IS
HELD
UP
AND
DIAMONDS
STOLEN
Superintendent
Local
Elevator
Arrives
and
Will
Assume
His
Duties
J.
(i.
Uloop
or
Port
Arthur,
who
will
be
Miperintundenf
ul
the
Pruiee
Muperl
terminal
grain
elevator,
now
nearing
(romple-lion,
arrived
in
the
cily
by
this
morning'
train
to
take
uj
hi
renlfiire
and
uunie
In
dutie.
Mr.
Uluop
ha
had
wide
ex-periem-e
in
the
handling
and
flipping
of
grain
and.
up
to
the
preent.
ha
been
Miperintendeijt
of
the
government
elevator
al
l'orl
Arthur.
ile
i-
aeeompanied
to
the
ity
by
Mi.
(ilo.o
and
family.
Alo
arriving
Ihi
morning
wa
H.
H.
Mrlntyre
of
Furt
William,
who
w
ill
take
over
I
ha
dulie
aac.-inintanl
al
I
he
lut-al;
elevator,
lie.
too,
ha
had
es-'
teiiKive
experieiiee
in
elevalor;
work.
j
Next
Monday.
It.
of
Furl
William.
feneral
manager
or
povernineni
eieva-
lor.
i
expecttl
in
the
city,
lit:
lnJlMi
wm
le
III
eoi'.neei
nun
with
the
tel
liipnifiil
or
grain
that
f
expeeletl
nest
wee.
aml
the
ojieninV
of
the
plaiM
whirl)
hould
lakitilaee
Iwfore
Ions?
at-lUnucli
it
wW
nt
be
nuite
a
uon
a
the
offirialj
who
arrived
here
today
hail
epVrlL
1t
ftre-f-mie
Vtf
lhaf
VHl
IHirini:
Hie
Kruin
hiipin
a-ou
the
flatT
vrill
be
larger,
of
t-ouiM'.
Ilian
at
other
time
of
Ihe
year.
PARLIAMENT
WILL
ACTUALLY
MEET
ON
DECEMBER
1C
W.nil
tin
been
received
in
the
city
that
tin-
Dominion
Parliament
will
actually
meet
on
December
10.
the
time
lirl
set
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
Word
has
also
been
received
Trotn
Ottawa
thai
the
Liberal
tiov-ernmrnt
is
likely
to
receive
sufficient
support
lo
enable
il
to
carry
on.
I'.oth
Liberals
and
Conservative
there
reogiiize
this.
New
Manager
of
Company
Is
Expected
Here
This
Week
En
Route
to
Buckley
Bay
Mr.
Ileafey.
well
known
Itrilisli
Columbia
lumber
man,
who
has
been
appointed
manager
for
the
Masstll
Timber
Co..
is
expected
..
.
.
I
..
11
lie
will
arrange
for
the
disposal
...mi....
r....i
..r
WESTERN
GOLD
FIELDS
COUGARS
MEET
REVERSE
FROM
AMERICAN
TEAM
Victoria
Professionals
Meet
New
York
Americans
at
Windsor
and
Lose
WINHSOlt.
Onl..
Nov.
7.
Y'irtoria
Cousiirs.
ihe
cliamin.ui
lioi-tey
team
Yipi'rte
Vef
Jl'"
lw
einpioyeti
at
ne
ievaior
r
Jf.t
,uutiiei-
resemal
.
in
depend
on
(tie
extent
of
the
ue.,,e
y,.sierday
when
Ihe
New
lo
whii-h
the
plant
will
be
put
Y'ork
American
of
the
National
Hockey
Leajrue
beat
them
here
lat
night
by
the
score
of
one
goal
to
nothing.
The
game
was
one
of
a
erie
beiing
played
during
a
lour
of
the
champions
which
ha
proved
dialrou
to
Iheir
reputation
for
playing
good
hockey.
,
:iWlLL
ABOLISH
4
MASSETT
UMBER
CO.
TO
DISPOSE
OF
LOGS
Provided
Government
Finds
It
Practicable
to
Levy
on
Gross
Income,
Change
Likely
YIClnllLV.
Nov..
27.
Personal
properly
lax
will
be
abolished
altogether
next
year
if
Ihe
Government
can
be
satisfied
iu
Ihe
meantime
thai
a
lax
oil
gross
incomes
can
be
satisfactorily
substituted
for
it.
according
to
the
bll.liret
statement
of
Hon.
J.
1.
Macl.eau.
mini.-ticr
or
finance,
iu
the
Legislature
yesterday
In
estimating
a
surplus
Of
over
three
hundred
thousand
dollar.",
Ihe
minister
mentioned
that
this
was
expected
depute
the
income
tax
reductions,
which
had
been
provided
for.
Ileveuue
receipts
for
the
year
had
increased
by
2iy.3lUi
over
last
year,
made
up
ehieriy
of
limber
and
mining
receipts
with
a
"
sliglit
increase
m
die
amouiu
in
me
cy
ai
.
.c
...
o
uo-
!,.olu.t.u,i
from
personal
property
on
his
way
fo
Ilurkley
llay
"hero.
U)
huome
(nx
Kxpendttub
during
the
aiiie
Ol
some
soiiiiceu
uiom.u
inn
"'L.
reused
hv
i:t.:i5l.
logs
that
company
still
ha
in!
the
bush.
It
is
expected
(hat
the
log
w
ill
be
sold.
I
here
beiing
no
indication
al
the
present
of
Ihe
company
resuming
operations
in
the
big
sawmill
at
Buckley
Day.
PROSPECTOR
PIES
IN
EST
ATER
YEARS
IN
time
had
Ju
CITY
MANAGER
BEFORE
HOUSE
Passes
LealslatVe
Committee
at
Victoria
Ready
for
Passago
by
Legislature
-
I
VICTOUIA,
Nov.
27.
Any
TOM
INTO.
Nov.
27.
Peler
municipality
of
Hritish
Columbia
Laird
Troul.
on-
forly
years
ojwhii-h
desire
lo
adopt
tin
irllv
prospector
in
'he
Hrilisli
Colum-1
manager
form
of
cdvia
anverti-
TOt.FDO,
iNov.
27.
-d'ive
ban-;bia
and
Yukon
gold'ield
and
onelmenl
would
have
.power
to
do
o
dil
held
up
a
jewellery
slore
iujf
Ihe
rirsl
to
take
the
trail
under
leislatlon
approved
hv
the
heart
of
Ihe
cily
this
mom-
through
the
ChUknol
P
dur-jlhe
niuuicipal
eomiitilie
of
the
nig
and
escnped
wilh
$25,000
hig
the
Klondike
--old
irxc
inilegi-'a'
ure
f.r
passav
by
the
worth
of
diamond.
1
1
iS
1
In
ad
here
aged
85.
lltoue
at
Hie
present
seb.u.