25
v,,i
xv
no
?7-
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Cth
St.
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
It
mdlmg
of
?rai
ii
llirmigli
tip
Prices
Remained
Low
I'M
I..
Nov.
23.-
Iladium
ii
'
HI)ii,(iki
which
w.l
ae-'v
thrown
away
has
beer
I
in
Ihe
newer
pipe
lead-n.
Hie
l
uiyeisily
or
Min-ufter
a
M'areh
of
ix
ALLEGED
JEWEL
THIEF
ARRESTED
Coorge
Hall,
Aged
26,
Picked
up
in
Seattle
for
Complicity
r
Chain
of
Robberies
Wl'VITM'..
Nov.
23.
-tieorjic
V
a?pi
20,
wu
arreeleil
on
s
"iday
on
charac
of
roinpllclly
In
"in
and
jewej
rolihericu
from
uu
r.alifornia
eille
lolalMiu
On.000,
When
arresle.l
he
had
l
oo
worn,
of
Jewelry
mid
valu.
',n'''
furn.
helieyed
to
have
been
11
m
hi
possesion.
'u'w,.,.
,
.
i
ri.
.r
of
the
railway
on
In
Ittl-Hly
HALIDUT
TOTAL
IS
28,920,000
LBS.
FOR
PAST
SEASON
lni'luixi'
f
1
1
1
uioru-inji
iile.
Hit
'olal
f
haltluil
Unilniij-
for
I
he
year
at
Mil
rl
-lanl-
ai
jk.ii;ii.;
iMHiuii
a
eompntl
with
2t.l5l.iMiu
III
tt:t
wllen
I
here
a
oil.
week
Hioir
"I
fi-ll
l
iiy
.
The
total
for
llu
Nowm-Imt
i
l.doo.vmt
pnuntN
a
iinam-l
.'.II
i.f"
potimN
in
the
auie
nioiitli
lal
iar.
There
vtill
be
lit
1
1
-i(
any
more
halihut
mur-k-lt'il
hen-
tin
year.
only
Iwu
hallltul;
.heir
c..r.,e
on
VANDF.RHflOF
CHURCH
i
"ilay
the
iiiiren
re-.
tt
.
Il
I
eXeetl
lhee
'
Ui-l
In
rome
here
Iml
:!
or
(wo
more
boat
'
ih.iJ
Ihere
i
a
o-11
1
i
hey
niay
pome
here.
-
tixiuy
cre:
;:'.u(i.
at
t2.50c
and
I
s'l'iione.
I
H
Olio,
al
1
2c
oikI
Cc,
lo
asp.
BIG
QUANTITY
OF
RADIUM
RECOVERED
1800,000
Worth
of
Valuable
Ele
ment
was
Thrown
Away
at
St.
Paul
University
IS
BEING
ORGANIZED
Rev.
R.
T.
McFarlane,
New
Pas
tor,
and
Mrs.
McFarlane
Re-
sponsible
For
Consider-
j
able
Activity
YANDI.UUOOI',
Ni'-
23--Silioc:
the
arrhal
hen
of
Uev.
It.
T.
.MoFarlaiie.
Ihe
new
paslor
and
Mrs.
McKarlane,
eunsnii
ruble
orrfHiiiiatioii
work
han
been
rfo-iiiK
on
In
conneelion
with
the
local
Union
Chureli.
A
branch
of
the
'
anadian
Hills
in
Training
has
been
furmetl
by
Mi.
Mclarlane.
officers
being
us
follows:
President,
Velma
Ulurk:
ice-presiileiit,
Jean
,Mc-(ieacbV:
secretary.
Myrtle
Mitchell;
ireamrcr.
Jeanelle
Juhn-tou.
A
youiw
people
ocily
ha
also
been
formed
with
th"
r,d-lowinu
officers:
1'resideut.
tcll
Steele:
vice-president.
Mi
Mar-
jorie
l'aleison:
secretary,
.miss
F.llcn
Finnic
:
treasurer,
Miss
Sadie
Campbell.
MUST
PAY
LARGER
,.
.
.
,,
,,
,,
.
...
.
.
.
M
f.
'inffiths
reside
in
I'rinc"
;,,.
eft
Prime
tnpert
recently
,eel
.
.
,
'
";;n;
';
r
;'
ten.
rcg,.,,,
.
u.e
pra.r-
Uui
lMH.tl
,
ied
tw
lillM.
Kv,,.,
other
officials
f
tlit-
lift
and
went
Ihrongh
will,;,
Nv
,
,
ej.en,
-
-
litem
to
nc..mer.
Inere
the,.,-
...
.
,
,
'
.
RENCH
AGAIN
MAKING
CHANGES
AMOUNT
TO
WIFE
.MADISON,
Wis..
Nov.
23.
The
Wf.eonsin
slate
supremo
court,
In
decision
yecnm
..
rfi
mi
ni-.li'i'
urn
IH
in
hi
Illinium
"
ivii.i...i
William
Mitchell
t-
s
r
fur
mer
wife,
ruled
thai
Mlehell
must
....v
nun
n
year
more
lo
"ie
iim.or.t
of
bis
lliree
clnlilri'i
iii.i
allowance
from
UP
i
'
ucoip
--
--
81,800
to
JU.800
a
yuai.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
confeieitce
wa
held
with
U.
C.
....
,
...
..
,
.
,.
,
....
..
...
.
."
wa
hi
town
Salunlay
uttu
had
rvrrirj-.
me
mailer
win
nave
10
be
placed
heforr
Sir
Henry
Thorn
ton
for
his
roal
In-fore
be
ing;
finally
decided
on.
Mr.
Dawon
ha
bcn
11U0
in-
1
1-it
:
oil
in
I
hi-
gram
hume
in
Jovernment
of
Premier
Palnleve
connection
with
the
elevator
here
Rcilans
After
Adverts
Vote
,,lr
mailer
iierUin-
ln
Chamber
M
IlM'
iBiie4l
ii
Hire
bill
'a
Hie
me
of
IUe
ilrfeal.t
nc
lo
(he
work
of
the
railway.
He
hurried
home
beruue
of
I
he
'
bl
filler,
Mr,
ftricve,
Pamleve
w
i.
bam
undergone
an
operation
buttiU)
.
,....i,i
i
i.
j.
a.lveie
vl
u
F
,
l'roinjr.
wa
teati
-.
the
quelion
nl
11
Ix
intr
nti'l
.
i
the
national
de-
Later
Despatch
.'
i
Fort-lien
M'i'
-ti
m
i'
i
I
l-e
!
f.iiilin,-
,
in'.
'ROBABLY
LAST
HALIBUT
SALES;:
Jnlv
Two
Boats
Offered
Catches
t
Exchange
Today
and
i'jiinui:
nt
iM.nr.
ii.c,
Monday,
novkmhki.
2:$,
nr:.
eyidenlly
left
fire
in
Ihe
n'k
ioM'
and
it
i
thuuxht
the
wall
heh
i
ol
(he
Klove
inul
ha"
eaiiifhl
from
thi
ax
there
hail
been
tio
one
in
the
place
for
ome
hour.
The
huihlin
was
one
of
I
he
very
few
tuatere!
b4HiMff
here
ami
ImrneiJ
mor-
lowl
fur
thai
reaon.
Al
lie
fire
alarm
fittnal
sri-n
from
l.it-lle'e
mill
a
rrowd
oon
zalhereil
hut
il
a
Iim.
Ia
!
lo
aoylhiny
toward
naviii?
ihr
hotie
or
couleiitit
ami
effort
were
reiilpred
oil
aln:
I
Vilih'
lame
ham
ri.-lit
neav
the
iirmr.
mwrr
pi
niiiiai
no
wind
and
die
roof
of
Ihe
har
wm
oakeJ
wild
ram
lhi
wa
easily
aeeoiiiiliheil.
The
o
i
n-pMrled
lo
he
ear-
rl'-'l
li
mui
ain"-
"
P.G.E.
BEING
DISCUSSEDAT
VICTORIA
NOW
Will
Not
be
Extended
Into
Peace
R'.ver
Country
but
Connected
Up
'Special
Daily
News)
YlirnmiA.
Nov.
;3.-Th
rate
nf
the
Pacific
Ureal
ruslern
Hailway
will
be
de'iuilely
known
it
bin
18
hours
according
lo
an
oft
trial
statement
made
in
the
lfj.'iUiture
today.
Meanwhile
it
may
tie
laKen
as
a
imci
niai
Ulk
of
scrappiiiK
or
abandoning
(he
line
is
without
fotnnlaliou
and
it
i-
also
certain
thai
the
line
will
not
he
ex
tendril
into
the
Peace
ltler
country
as
promised
by
some,
of
Ihe
northern
members
particularly
II.
U.
Perry.
M.I.
.A.
for
Fort
(ieorpe.
The
government
is
undecided
as
to
whether
il
will
extend
the
railway
norlh
from
Ouesne!
to
prince
lieiiif!!'
or
.soiilo
into
North
Vancouver.
TWO
ARE
SAVED
FROM
TUG
WHICH
SANK
AS
EN
ROUTE
TO
BAHIA
lilt)
Dl.
JANFlllO.
Nov.
23.
The
captain
ami
one
sailor
uro
Ihe
only
sun
ivors
of
Ihe
llrnzil-iau
lug
Mogy
which
is
reported
to
have
sunk
with
the
loss
of
17
live
fill
limine
a
boiler
explosion
while
en
route
to
llahin.
The
two
nto
now
on
hoard
the
steamer
Ami
hound
for
Ibis
port.
1110
JANF.IHO.
Nov.
23---Seven-leeu
inenihers
of
Ihe
crew
of
the
Kraziliaii
lu?
Mogy
are
reported
lo
have
perished
when
a
boiler
explosion
occurred.
There
were
Iml
two
survivors.
Aetlng
Inspector
William
Spll
Icr
of
Ihe
provincial
police
re.
turned
on
thi
uiornin-.
train
from
a
trip
lo
lla'cltoii
and
iSimlliers.
PREPARATIONS
FOR
CALLING
MINISTER
Correspondence
in
Connection
With
MatUr
Read
at
Presbyterian
Church
Yesterday
At
the
Presbyterian
Church!
Rev.
Dr..
Cameron
yesterday
readj
the
correspondent
jn
connect
ion
i
wilh
derlariiii;
Ine
pulpit
vacant'
here
ami
the
apionliiient
of
a'
moderator.
Hex.
II.
1.
Mrltelh
is)
NEW
PREMIER
Silurtfiv'l
Circulation.
1504
The
veteran
luuk
ul'iie
Molfuita
iiniii
Inn
k
to
New
York
liaibor
after
liemg
uiighl
in
a
lii
r
n
r
veter.
Two
of
her
mat-
were
lorn
away
anil
another
was
partially
felled.
The
whole
a
Her
eetion
wa
nptied
up
in
M'ot.
Fisheries
BUI
for
Alaska
to
be
Introduced
at
Washington
by
Delegate
Dan
Sutherland
SF.ATTI.K,
No.
2:).
A
bill
pioiK.ng
that
control
of
Alaka".-
fiheric?
be
lukeu
out
ol
the
hand
of
the
federal
government
and
be
tttel
in
Ihe
territorial
legislature
will
be
pre-senleVl
bfurv
Tieft
eTlHi
f
UongceM.
by
I
tan
Sitthertand.
deiegale
from
-Alaska,
now
en
route
from
Y;ihiiigion,
who
de-
elared
"The
detriment
of
eoinnieree
a.lmini-teinig
the
liberies
i
giving
loo
nnirh
eonideralion
Hi
Ihe
big
packers
while
the
small
fiherman
or
independent
has
lo
right
lor
a
foothold."
I'ndrr
Ihe
bill
Ihe
l.egilalnre
would
appoint
a
fishing
commission
lo
retulale
the
kind
aiii
1
1
1
1
u
1
1
1
v
nl
M
ilnn
ear.
the
anas
of
operation,
the
length
of
si'itii
an.i
'he
amount
or
tax
payable
on
I
he
finished
producl.
FOR
ALBERTA
Greenfield
Resigned
Today
and
Is
Succeeded
by
Attorney
General
EDMONTON,
Nov.
23.
Premier
Greenfield
resigned
this
morning
and
Is
succeeded
by
Attorney
General
Brownlee
who
has
been
sworn
In.
Ssveral
portfolios
vdll
be
changed
but
no
addition
will
be
made
to
the
cabinet,
Premier
Brownlee
announces.
'he
moderator
it
was
staled
andj
he
will
appoint
either
Dr.
Cam-;
Hit,
tANUlUAltb
niimmiTrc
oroii
or
II.
C.
Fraer
4c
repre-i
sent
him
here.
Notice
of
Ihe
railing
of
a
meeting
of
the
rougreifatfoii
for
Tuesday,
December
I.
for
the
purposes
ot
issuing
a
call
was
also
announced.
BUSINESS
SECTION
OF
NOME
SUFFERS
$100,000
BLAZE
NO
Ml'..
Nov.
?:(.-
Three
build-in
us
were
destroyed,
by
fire
on
Sunday.
A
whole
block
wai
threalcued
and
Ihe
loss
is
placed
at
ftoti.noo.
Zero
wealher
was
prcMiiliug.
Advertise
In
h
Dailv
New
EDMONTON
MAYORALTY
HD.MONION.
Nov.
23
Iluis
ing
The
number
of
mayoralty
us
piranls
lo
five.
Ahlerman
Joseph
A.
Clarke
announces
thai
he
is
definitely
in
the
field.
This
ac
tion
follows
his
decision
of
some
day
s
ago
(o
retire
from
Ihe
court
cil
Ibis
year,
all
litiuifli
he
still
ha
another
term
lo
serve,
The
folic
others
in
thcsfontes!
are
Mayor
lllarhfonl,
ex-Ablcr-nuin
J.
W.
Adair.
Alderman
J.
T.
J.
Collisson
and
ex-Alderman
llice
Sheppard.
With
Ihe
municipal
political
pot
still
boiling
there
is
no
telling
how
many
more
mayoralty
starlers
will
be
in
the
race
hy
nomination
day,
December
7.
Highest
Prices
on
Record
Paid
for
British
Columbia
Apples
at
Auction
Sale
Saturday
Evening
TOHON'TO.
Nov.
251.
The
highest
price
ever
paid
here
for
u
box
of
tipples
and
probably
the
highest
ever
paid
in
(.untulti
was
Dial
given
for
llrilisli
Columbia
upples
here
Salunlay.
The
nlc
oT
apples
took
place
by
nticlluii
in
aid
of
(he
Adams
Heck
iiH'iiiiuiiil
fund
Minilnriuin
al
London,
Oulnrio.
Two
boxes
of
apples
from
Vernon.
H.tL,
fetched
k.ISO
euch.
Three
oilier
boxo
sold
for
$250
each,
Ihree
wenl
at
2in)
eacli,
Ihree
more
nl
$150
each
ii
Hit
thirteen
for
$100
oaeli,
makiiig
a
lolal
of
over$1,000
toward
Ihe
fund'
t
S!t
Slid
42ft
from
foreign
countries
attend
Ihe
funeral
of
Queen
Alex-
ndra.
Hie
Hcjrimi
or
Ithopal.
India's
only
reigning
princess,
will
also
attend.
The
Kiug
and
Oueen
of
Itelf-'iuin
and
the
Kings
of
Noway
and
lien
mark
have
sonified
their
intention
or
coming
while
ttie
tjueeus
or
Spain
and
Norway
are
alretidy
here.
FAMOUS
COPPER
MINE
IS
SOLD
TO
U.S.
INTERESTS
TIIF
,
PA.S,
HALF
BREEDS
ARE
Large
upstair
Dining;
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
fflPPING
OUT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
DISCUSSED
UNERAL
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
QUEEN
ALEXANDRA
AT
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
,
Id-
iTrnnirr
iiaitpp
nscussea
onwDine
in
utMAixnuudE
Connection
with
Port
of
!
WAS
DESTROYED
Prince
Rupert
in
South
I
wa-
in
V
amoiivcr
dirusiug
ta-
po-
Home
was
Owned
by
Mrs.
Griffiths
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Occupied
by
W.
Doole
TKHMACK,
Nov.
23.
.,,..
ibilily
of
p.ltl.llg
on
(lf
u
it
.frit
I.
near
ii
.
iitjl
.mil
I'nitcU
Kingilitin
enin'
for
(lie
Canadian
Nh-
..il
..f
llii
si..l
mI...
..r
.
:
.-
ii...
r
i
:
Tlit'
home
the
Calh-
lohc
Church
wait
completely
des-
mrimirs
,
...
.
.
K,.
..,..,-
Ir,..l.,r
heresaid
F.
!.;,;
M,,1U
Wl,
.,
return
from
aiu-ouver,
(0!)(!
Kings
and
Queens
will
Attend
Funeral
of
Late
Queen
of
Great
Britain
SANHItl.MillAM,
Nov.
2.).
The
body
or
the
Dowager
yneen
Alexandra
will
be
laken
lu
a
little
church
here
where
it
will
remain
until
Thuixlay.
On
that
day
il
will
be
removed
lo
Ve-triiui.ter
Ahbtty
for
the
funerU
venire!.
Friday,
after
which
il
will'
be
interred
at
Windsor
Castl
tialiirday
beide
King
Fd-ward
VII.
Hetweeu
now"nnd
Tluirnlay
the
elmrrh
will
be
open
to
permit
resident
of
Saiidringhatn
lo
pay
their
reperU.
LONDON,
Nov.
'S.l.
At
least
three
kniff
and
three
queen
will
will
at-:
-
J
AVIATORS
TO
MAP
ALASKA
......
Manitoba,
.......1,
ilv.jr,
,ll,iriin.
..r-
Xmv-ak--T--.'l3lt:
,JaMiouiu..v--,-l
Y.,.wiwffiW.'Ji-t
f'lin
Fhfc
copper
mine
lias
been
soli
to
l'nilel
Stales
mining
iutei-ests
fer
three
million
dollars
wilh
ttie
former
owning
mine
corporation
i
iambi?
ten
per
eenl
inlert-si
in
the
pro-duel
ion
.
May
be
Tried
Here
If
Committed
for
Trial
at
Preliminary
Hearing
The
three-
half
breeds
arrested
al
Ibuellon
laM
week
in
con
nection
With
Ihe
alleged
inunler
of
Matthew
McLean,
Indian,
whose
remains
were
found
recently
at
Salvu.
were'
Frank
and
hnd
Alex
llird
and
Albert
Plerre-
roi.
T4ie
crime
:
been
Hie
result
bout
on
the
llai
lion
Indian
re
:
alleged
to
hae
oi
.I
a
u
drinJiing;
serve
ovei
a
year
tqco.
II
is
expected
the
three
men
will
bavi
a
preliminary
trial
at
an
early-dale
either
al
Somber."
or
Ibuellon
and,
if
they
are
commitlcii
for
trial,
the
case
will
likely
come
up
at
the
Assizes
here
in
December.
1'lic
provincial
police
are
said
to
li.oc
linkcu
up
a
I
rung
4hain
of
circumstanlial
evidence
involxmg
the
three
men
arrested.
CRUSHED
BENEATH
ELEVATOR
BUILDING
MINNFAPOIJS,
Minn.,
Nov.
23.
Four
workmen
were
crushed
to
death
and
the
fifth
was
criti
cally
injured
as
a
result
of
a
U0
foot
drop
lo
a
cement
floor
inside
a
huge
concrete
elevator
which
was
under
construction
here.
BIRTHS.
There
wai
.born
on
Saturday
1J
Mr.
and
Mrs,'
Martin
I.etne.s
of
Port
Kssinglon
a
daughter
al
the
general
hospllal
hcrei
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ilalph
.f-MrtlthewH
of
llanal
at
the
general
hospllal
here
Salunlay.
'
.
.
This
'uiornm-,'
a
duugher
wa.
born
at
'he
general
hospital
""lo
Mr,.
anil
Mi's.
Willliani
Peuf,uMfc
Bib
Expedition
Com
'jig
From
South
In
Spring
to
Begin
Three
Year
Task
SAN
I'KDltO.
Nov.
23.
Com-pletiou
of
plans
for
the
aerial
inap'tiiiii;
of
more
than
200.000
Kqnrfte
miles
of
the
Alaskan
coast
waterways
by
aviators
of
Ilia
amrotmreil
by
l.t.
Hen.
II.
Wyalt.
who
will
icommamt
the
expedition.
The
expedition
will
include
(four
seaplanes,
I
wo
naval
lenders
land
20
pilots
and
photographers.
.
i
Ttie
airmen
will
leave
Sari
Pedro
next
April
and
besrin
a
three-year
task
of
providing
bird's-eye
photograph
for
a
gigantic
map
showing
every
'feature
of
Ihe
Alaskan
i-oast-line
ami
nearly
all
island
groups.
i
Ti.
v
.
....
i
.
;
ACCUSED
OF
MURDERS
liuard
and
Coal
Geodetic
Survey
will
get
copies
of
Ihe
maps
ami
the
aeroiiolosiral,
geodetic
and
metei'ologiral
data
gal
herej.
ATE
BAD
MEAT;
CHILDREN
DEAD
Tragedy
In
Home
of
Gus
Collins,
Miner
of
Manna,
HA
N.N
A.
Wash.,
Nov.
23.
The
four
children
or
(lu
Collins,
miner,
ranging
tn
ago
from
2
to
15
years,
are
dead
and
the
fatlie:
is
seriously
ill
as
a
result
of
eating
spoili'd
meat.
The
mother
did
not
eat
the
meat.
COUGARS
BEATEN
BY
SENATORSOF
OTTAWA
Eastern
Hockey
Team
Wins
Over
Western
For
Second
Time
Within
Three
Days
OTTAWA.
Nov.
23.
Meeting
Ihe
Cougars
under
tbclr
own
western
code
of
rules,
the
Ottawa
Senators
Saturday
(ilgbl
handed
Ihe
Victoria
team
their
second
defeat
in
three
days,
this
time
the
score
beinig
two
lo
nothing.
WARNINQ.
F.very
person
in
tlp'Cily
using
water
should
be
very
careful
und
not
waste
any
a
our
main
connection
will
not
be
completed
before
-Tuesday,
iuxt
n.
City
yf
Pr.JneQ
Hupert.
$75
'
",.
-
'$