Of
In
the
IU
H
-'-al
heard
hail
m-'.;.
:.M.
The
cale
la-t
i.ll'
Hie
(jnVll
llllieiil
IIAmii
.
h
w-a
b
v
n
rw
mil
ill
m
m
m
a
I
i
vunu
nijun
ulii
ONLY
TEN
DAYS
Aided
Police
In
Securing
Con'c-
tlon
to
Given
Nominal
Sentence
for
Crime
VAN'
l
VI
II.
Nov.
25.-
Plead-v
!
Hie
chart:
of
ill
proriire
an
abortion.
J
I
lu-li
and
II.
.Velron
r
senleiieed
lo
cerve
s
Hu
lime
they
had
al
hi
in
prison.
J
heir
co-ii--i-lcil
the
police
in
.
M
Uir
case
ari'tnu
from
s
ii
ci
Keyn
Camlell
as
i)
an
illegal
operalion
1
I
uy
Sam
.Mnnlttomery
t)"W
ni
rviiK
'
term
of
s
for
the
ulTeiise.
STOLE
$40,000
GOES
TO
JAIL
Inspector
of
Prisons
and
Charlies
In
Ontario
Refunds
$11,000
of
Amount
Taken
,
'IHUiixk,
Nov.
S5.-
Wlllian.
"Ul
o
farmer
inspector
of
prl-
uml
charities
fur
Hnlarlf
'
"
"il
millly
or
Hu
Ihf.'l
or
".Olio
fio
,
iiiivfrnineul
by
tuh
Itrntu,,
,
,
aflcrmion.
"I
'
ill
i'lrni..l...l
ik
I
I
mil
I
,..L
.iiiiiiril
r?
I
,iiinr
aim
IIU
A
NEW
CORPORATION
TO
week.
8fo
iWiirtrii.
SI
vcai
of
age,
a
iu-i
,
...
.
....
1
..r
11
.1,1
)ril
..lliml.ia
l,u.
I
.,
VI
a
flll'il
I
lie
4
llble
M-holailup
tor
Mii
v.-ai.i
Iflu
tit
fltful-il
niersi!
-
W.
I
"'
"
"
I
!
imtl
miliilillt
1
li
IniM
II"
i.o'
L-
..i
vii..r...
u....
.
tHimmi-siom'r
plie
in
future
will
it
WW
l
'
'
'
'
-
now
in
ieiieiici
III
Hie
IlllH
'"
I
iuiMily.
r::',-
Iclothier
organizes
i
i
further
hI
'
OPERATE
ELKHORN
MINE
II
I.
Ui.tliiei.
win.
l-fl
Sl.W-
i,n
n
nlly
in
w
I
o
lirceiiwood.
ha
jiii
oicnipiirali'il
a
new
com
pany.
Hie
Klkll'Mii
Miner.
Mil..
wilh
a
diweii
Victorians
a
.i...ii.inliler
lo
lake
over
and
npeiule
the
l.lkliorn
fracliun
al
ilrccnwniMl,
adjoinini.'
the
pinvi-ilenre
nioies.
The
enmpany
is
a
i
Id-oil
rurpoiiilton
ami
Ihe
money
has
all
been
put
up
in
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
MA'..
Silver
hunwell
(Hailslone
I.,
and
I
Marmot
Premier
..
.4
Ilufns
Ilarellon
Porter
IdahA
yilverprcul
Surf
Inlet
rermlnus
(Iranby
Indian
Ic.
1'.
II
I
tally
Alaskif
...
Howe
Sound
Il
VI
I
li
llopo
National
Silver...
Silversmllh
l.vicky
Jim
fllarle
Selkirk
HM.
Asked.
1.52
1.31
i:
.31
.ui
iiri)
.12
f.33
.07
V,
.on
10.00
1
18.00
.or,
28.00
.38
.11
H
.2
.11
..
.20
V4
.04
.10
2.2H
.18
.01
V,
.15
.ON
.07
.03
.Of,
V.
ao.oo
.12
.15
.10
.2K
.0(1
i
a
iTliimiiell.
formerly
c
'..I....
i
I.,
iho
local
mill
n'1'
t-i.iiiniiiii
...
,
,1..,,
now
Interested
in
loir
pro.lucllon
...
i......u
int..!
arrived
from
111
.11111
It
I...'.,
.
"il
nkmu
aionrm
iiiiilvI...,.niiVi.i.
mi
the
I'rlnoo
ltupcri
"
'''I
he
Inn
merely
burrowed
n
in
ni'v
,.
W,M
.,i,ni'f'il
to
'i
-
nopiiiinini'nl.
in..
...
.
A.t
wf
I
n
Hds
moruliitf
ami
wm
t""11;
'..
'
n...
ui.iimU
at
the
end
of
UQ
SANDBAGS
AT
OUTPOSTS
OF
ULSTERITES
BELFAST,
Nov.
25.
Special
armed
Ulster
government
police
In
the
Clady
district
of
County
Tyrone
and
facing
Hie
territory
which
by
the
reported
award
of
the
Irish
boundary
commission
would
be
transferred
to
Ulster,
have
erected
sandbags
at
their
outposts.
HAND
TO
HAND
main
COMMUNITY
SPIRIT.
IS
NECESSARY
TO
1
SUCCESS
IN
CITY
Have
ymi
any
rmii-iiiniiily
fiii
ii
in
I
hi
IowiiT"
iiKiu'i-i'il
)r.
Os.
IimIioiiI
wiiHritllitliil
of
i
llll-l(MI
of
till
llliil'll
;
Clniifli.
wliu-i
in
the
:ily
Ih.Ih.v.
(In
lieinz
lolil
IIihI
I
li
i'
r
ii
a
cerl
it
in
"""i
aiiiouiil
wlii'ii
il
chiiii'
I"
liJiHiii?
ally
lu
iiiKlcr-
f
Liking,
tlii
vifilor
n-
if
iMurkfil:
"OiiiMiiiinit)
spirit
j
i
a
irrrnl
lliinit.
In
tin
j
cliurctii.
lliiri
mur-l
!
a
i
rhurcb
npiril
ami
in
Hie
j
ouniliiunity
u
eoniiiiunily
piiil
If
Mien
in
li
In
i
allntnml.
Von
are
tit
a
fair
;
way
lowanl
!r(irn-.
if
you
ar
ileloiiny
il."
!""
ir.
0l?rliiil
tuiJ
lie
i
wax
llM"-l
In
the
itfowlli
of
llii"
eity.
Il
hail
liecn
loealeil
at
I'oii
lniirini
o
e
r
Iwenly
yar
asro
liefi
I'rinre
lluirt
wa
mi
I
In-
map.
"If
I
hail
moiM-y
I
think
I
woulil
buy
ui
-1'ine
of
Uiw
vacant
lot
Ihti'
"
he
ail-
itfil
for
tlie
i-ily
U
IuhiiiiI
to
urow.
Whal
Stlli
i
to
tb
I'niteil
State.
I'rinn
ltUirt
AiH
'!
Caiiaila
1
think
Vanrmi-
vir
will
l
another
.an
1'runeiM-n
hiiiI
I'riiii
Hu-
perl
u
in
her
Seal
lie."
FIGHTING
SYRIA
Women
and
Children
Reported
Killed
In
Scrap
Between
Christians
and
HIHIIIT.
Nov.
25.--
Ilefui-'ecs
numberiiv
2.U00
teacheil
here
today
from
ltalielya
in
Weslern
Damascus
report
that
in
hami
in
band
fiwblinji
between
IUics
..mi
t'.lirislian
volunteers,
the
i-el.el
Iribesmeii
killeil
many
women
and
children.
BRAND
IS
WINNER
OF
I.0.D1JCH0LARSHIP
VICTOIHA.
Nov.
?5.
rred-
eiiek
.1.
Ilraml
of
V
cloiia
won
the
t025
overseas
scliolarshli
valued
at
$1,100
presenled
by
Hie
Imperial
Order
of
the
naujfhters
of
Ihe
Umpire
and
entillnl
htm
lo
attend
any
llrilish
luiversily
for
one
year.
.1.
Shule
of
Monlreal.
fuel
In
her
I
or
for
Hie
Hauadiau
Notion
nl
llallways.
Is
a
visitor
In
Ihe
elly.il
belli?
lils
Hrst
trip
ly
the
Pacific
Coast.
Mr.
Shule
was
n
ololsl
al
Ho
Hro
Olub
lun
cheon
this
afternoon.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
7"
Large
Upstair
Dining
JI
all,
Service
.with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
SUnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Olh
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
''
Jli
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI
XV
NO,
phinct:
hi
pkut.
ii.c
wkuxeskw,
novkmhmi
23,
1025.
"'''
cir,uutio
IMS
trtl
('
Ait.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
TREASURE
WASHED
UP
IN
ATHENS
STREET
it
A
miiii
Ti
rn
in
1
yit
nmii
m
t
a
Ttmfi
mv
Afmi
nninn
tit
TTTifiri
nTmrinnn
m
m
m
AT
-
AT
A
AT
1
at
-.
mi
m
f
v
1
1
T
AT
Af
A
W
AT
U
.AT
.AT
AT
AT
&
V
AT
AT
p
Mummies
and
Gold
Vases
and
Ornaments
m
ft
-
'
J
lUMiiicu
litviiw
iuit-ttwu
iu
iiu-vc
iciioiicu
uf(Ui
v
m
w
1
j
'
J-
1
.
I
L
-
i
treasures
to
light
LOt,
Nov.
.".
Mure
tti.tn
one
hundred
people
are
-
!
to
Iiiim'
pori-hed
iii
flotitl.
iii
Allien
yesterday.
Ite-!
do
lluil
mail)
houo
in
Hie
refuge
selllcinoiil
col-.-ii)ing
Ihe
intitules,
and
many
wen
swept
away
ami
mil
ol
water
wahel
up
MS
tomb
in
out
slreol,
tin-t'
mumtnio
and
numerous
gold
ornament
ami
.
ami
known
In
what
imhicIi
Hie
tiinil.s
unit
miiiiiniie.
H
I
I
IK
H
1U11
VtUUl
UllU
IN
THE
STATES
riirictal
Culture
Mutt
be
Relied
1
belonged.
Earlier
Report
ATIIKXS.
Nv.
25.
Twelve
I
tli
were
reported
killed
in
rc-
fuuci'
-Hili-miMii-
here
a
h
re-sul!
of
Iiilirl1ll.il
ruins,
which
til
damage
111
Hie
i-ily
niOoOiiliO
10
m...ui
tXl'5.oMi.
on
In
Future,
Sayt
Report
;
UCMDV
WARRFM
K
Commissioner
SEAL
HERD
INCREASES
I
'IN.
Nov.
25.
..i
I
lie
general
p.dicy
of
last
1
filitr!r
nf
mined
into
MU1U11
II
JlUUim
lJ
I
-
RHODES
SCHOLAR:
.
.
!
VAXCOtYF.II.
Xi.v.
:'5.
Henry
SaALUaIaHaW.
RLAAef5
9iAAAAAAABAslefliSAAAV
(ireek-llnlyarian
ImimIit
in..it.
Mactilutn
m
li;
ml
l
niein-liei
of
Hie
Uonu'ailj
are
Iiowii
hn:liii(,-
up
an
aiilumolnle
ifireat
Missionary
Work
of
the
United
Church
and
Benefits
of
Union
Are
Discussed
at
Dinner
"All
thai
is
vo
ile,
dynamic
and
spiritual
!ia
been
i
claim
d
in
Ihe
L'niled.
Church.
(July
the
name
Mcilnuh-I.
Piei.yteiian
and
Conpregation
have
pased
away,"
de.la.cd
Dr.
S.
8.
U?Ier-hooL
spiM'ial
representative
of
Ihe
I
niled
l.horch.
who
was
the
Kilt'!
of
honor
sir
Ihe
llK
coiireratioirdt
dinner
in
Hie
UhiU!
Uhtirrli
rooms
al
evening.
"As
a
learned
Chiuee
had
said.'
'We
agree
lo
differ.
reohe
lo
love,
unite
lo
erve.'
We
can
eliminate
a
great
deal
of
wale."
That
wa
Ihe
message
brought
to
the
United
Church
people
of
Prince
Kuper1
and
the
doctor
showed
in
r-onie
ilcl.nl
the
need
of
union
iu
Ihe.
sreal
missionary
work
iu
whicji
they
were
engaged
In
different
parts
of
the
world.
The
United
Uhurch
had
taken
over
practically
the
whole
of
Ihe
missionary
work'
of
Ihe
three
others.
The
church
maintaim-.!
2,251
missionaries
in
the
field
as
well
as
a,:i:il
oilier
worker
making
a
-rand
total
tiT
5.5'J.I
people
in
the
ijiissiou
Held,
who
looked
lo
the
new
church
for
guidance
and
support.
The
r,o-of
carrying
on
these
mission
would
amount
lo
four
inilli'Uj
dollars,
it
was
estimated,
and
this
amount
was
apportioned
aiooiii;
Ihe
churches.
Prince
Itu-
pert
was
being
asked
lo
bear
e
small
share.
Discussed
Twenty
Years
Dr.
Oslerlmut
said
it
was
over
Iwenlv
vears
since
Ihe
idea
o'
union
had
been
first
discussed.
It
was
fell
from
Hie
first
that
they
could
do
belter
work
if
uni'
rd
than
if
Iheir
Torres
wort
divided.
Il
was
a
puzzle
lo
the
non-r.hristiaii
world
bow
Christ
iaus
were
divided
into
so
many
camps.
This
was
the
first
al-
templ
in
a
thousand
years
lor
Christians
to
forgot
their
differ
ences
nml
form
one
organization.
The
differences
between
the
Hi
roe
churches
concerned
were
small
but
the
similarities
great.
They
could
easily
forget
their
differ
nee
and
had
united
for
the
Christianizing
of
the
world.
One
of
Ihe
great
benefits
to
hi
derived
from
Ihe
union
was
tho
elimination
of
waste
and
tho
securiuii
of
greater
.efficiency.
While
in
some
places
unneces
ary
churches
would
be
ellminal
ed,
in
others
where
there
was
need,
new
congregations
would
be
formed.
In
1,15
1
1
places
just
now
where
there
were
schools
there
were
no
church
services
or
Sunday
schools
and
I
lie
children
were
growing
up
without
a
sense
of
moral
responsibility.
Tin;
United
Church
was
strictly
Canadian
and
on
that
account
was
better.
filled
limn
any
oilier
lo
minister
lo
Ihe
needs
of
the
people.
They
had
combined
Ihe
methods
of
the
Presbyterian
and
Melbodisl
churches
In
ln
man-tier
of
choosing
ministers.
II
was
Ihe
aim
of
Ihe
church
to
(continued,
on
page
Tour)
FRENCH
POST
IS
RELIEVED
Widespread
Action
Imminent
In
Syria
It
Is
Beloved
Where
Druses
Active
BEIRUT,
Nov.
25.
The
French
post
at
Rashelya,
west
of
Damascus,
was
rellevedycs-terday
afternoon.
The
gXrrl-son
of
250
men
held
off
Sov'i
cral
attacks
of
the
Druse
tribesmen
and
the
Invaders
retired
In
tho
direction
of
Damascus.
Widespread
action
Is
believed
to
be
Imminent.
WINE
PERMITS
WITHDRAWN
IN
UNITED
STATES
WASHIXUTOX.
Xov.
25.-
All
xermlls
allowing
householders
to
manufarlure
annually
200
gal
lons
of
wine
weie
ordered
with
drawn
today.
Tin
action
sweeps
aside
one
of
the
few
remaining
practices
ol
pre-proluliiliou
days.
FIFTEEN
DOLLARS
A
TON
FOR
IIS.
SHIPS
WASIIIXOTOX.
Nov.
25.
C.
P.
Coles
Corporation
to
Open
Office
Here
in
Order
to
Handle
Grain
That
his
firm
will
open
an
office
iu
Prince
Hnpert,
was
ftiiteil
hi
illuming
ly
U.
P.
Cule.,
Iieuil
of
Hie
firm
of
(J.
l.
Cole
Orporaliou
l.til.,
grain
broker.,
who
arrived
in
Hie
city
this
nioriiing.
Mr.
(jo:e.s
ilid
not
know
jut
when
he
would
le
ready
in
open
up.
whelher
imniedialely
or
a
litlle
later,
but
he
expect",
to
do
liuiness
here.
Mr.
Cole.-,
was
here
a
couple
ol
years
ago
in
connection
with,
i
a
proposal
lo
form
a
company
tu
Iniiid
an
elevator
here
ami
lie
Ilia
been
in
cIom
touch
with
Hie,--
sil
nation
since
then.
This
after-j
frnnn
US
TP
111
ill
IT
U..O.I
In
i
nu-etiiiK
M.
P.
Mei:af-;KHHK
llriV
I
A
I
I
T
Ihe
Shipping
Hoard
sincc'lOJl
old
"05
vessels
of
approximately
four
million
dead
weight
tons
lor
$00,52
1.017
or
an
Average
of
about
fifteen
dollars
a
Ion
CANNERY
CLOSED
AT
SEAL
COVE
TODAY
fery.
chairman
of
the
local
uraini
board,
and
i
discussing
the
lo-!
ca!
situation
from
the
shipping
standpoint.
DEFICIENT
OUT
Unfortunately
the
elevator
isj
not
ijuile
ready
for
operation
atThat
Is
Advice
of
Hon
William
Jui
Hie
lino
when
the
pressure
on
elevator
space
is
so
trreut
as
lo
insure
filling
up
of
the
local
house
rapidly.
.
TWELVE
COMMUNISTS
GUILTY
OF
SEDITION
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
.
f
J1XDUN,
;pv.
?5.
Twelve
Communist
leaders
who
wer
tried
on
charges
of
conspiring
to
publish
seditious
Niels
and
viola-lion
of
Ihe
Mutiny
Act
were
today
found
guilty.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DKHtY
ISLAND,
Iliinin
calm:
barometer.
29.82;
temper
ature.
38:
sea
smooth.
DKAD
Tin.i:
POINT.---
Over
cast,
calm;
baromeler.
2U.8.J
temperature-,-
28;
sea
smooth.
HUM.
HAIlllOll.
S.iually.
ou1lica.l
wind;
barometer,
20.-
01;
temperature,
38;
sea
ino.b
orate;
0
p.m.
spoke
motorship
Oregon,
Ketchikan
for
Vancou
ver.
151
miles
from
Vancouver:
0
p.m.
spoke
lug
l.onie
stormbound
al
Safety
Cove;
1.
10
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Itupert
iu
Millbank
Sound
northbouud;
7.30
a.m.
snoko
steamer
Canleua
abeam
Ivory
Island
southbound.
Noon
DKiltY
ISLAND
-Clou.ly.
calm.
barometer
20.02:
temperature
t7:
sea
smooth':
11.30
a.m.
in
steamer
Prince
Itupert
northbound.
DKAD
Till'..:
POINT.
Clear,
calm:
baromeler.
20.78;
temper
ature.
13;
sea
smooth.
HUM.
IIAUUOIt.
Sipially,
outhcast
wind;
barometer.
2t
02:
temperature.
12;
sea
moder
ate.
ASSOCIATED
BOARDS.
VAXCOUVKU,
Nov.
25.
-
The
associated
boards
of
trade
'of
lllrilish
Columbia
will'
meet
in
'convention
al
Chillivvack
on
November
30
and
December
l,
it
was
announced
today.
..
John
AY.
King,
port
slewar.
for
C.X.
11.
coast
steamers,
arriv
ed
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
this
mornim
on
departmental
business
and
will
return
south
Friday
moruinir.
lohn
Dyhhavu
relumed
on
thi
I'he
Sommerville
Cannery
ul
Prince
Itupert
this
morning
after
Seal
Cove
is
closing
down
for
Iheja
flying;
business
trip
to
Vaueou
season
loday
and
will
probably.
vcr.
,
.
remain
closed
for
two
or
three'
.
-
"
'
nionlhs.
Of
late
Ihey
have
been
Frank
S"lrttighalu,
who
arrive
iiniiimr
rlmna
mill
IlllVl.
Illxir
II.
Ill!
I'll.
sl.f'lhlV
frillll
AllVlIt
.....t.l,.M
...V.....(
.....
.--J
tf,
,
pack
up,
about
the
same
iiuaiulcoutluued
throngirto
Vancouver
lily
as
last
year.
Ion
Ihe
Canb
ua
Sloan
Which
Legislature
Backs
up
VICTOHIA.
Xov
25.
A
resolution
submitted
to
Hie
Legilaturo
yesterday
by
lion.
William
Sloan,
provincial
secretary,
unging
that
Ottawa
take
the
provincial
.government
into
its
confidence
iu
regard
to
the
matter
of
immigrants,
who
were
granted
permits
.
(o
resbje
tn
nafro"diHiv(thoutbe
.
ing
subject
to
Hie
provision
of
Ihe
Immiirralion
Act,
was,
given
ready
passage.
The
steps
urged
by
Mr.
Sloan,
he
said
were
taken
as
a
precaution
aurainsl
the
lifirti
percentage
I
rt
ti
ww
t
r
n
I
L
iiiiwtntr
(fin
fit
on
I
ally
deficient
that
were
being
treated
by
the
province
of
llril-ih
Columbia
al
the
expense
of
the
people.
MANSON
OPPOSES
KU
KLUX
KLAN
Says
He
Thinks
It
Unwise
Permit
Organization
In
Canada
to
VICTOHIA.
Nov.
25.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
in
Hie
Legislature
yesterday
speaking
lo
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
resolution
presented
last
week
by
Frank
Urowne
of
Hurnaby,
sharply
criticized
the
Klan
and
its
organizers
hero
and'
said
ho
did
not
think
il
wise
to
permit
its
organization
in
Canada.
Letters
lie
had
received
from
responsible
people
in
Oregon
concerning
Hie
Klan
organizers
were
read
to
the
House.
POLL
TAX
ON
WOMEN
LATEST
Recommondatlon
Favor
of
It
Comes
From
Agricultural
Committee
of
Legislature
VICTOHIA.
-pv.
25.
i'lhe
im
position
of
a
poll
tax.
on
women
earning
more
than"
Ihe
lepal
wago
under
(ho
levins
of
the
Minimum
Wiu'i
Act
is
recommended
to
the'
minister
of
finance,
lion.
J.
D.
Macl.oan,
by
Hie
agricultural
committee
of
Ihe
Leg
I
slain
re.
It
holds
thai
revenue
obtained
from
such
a
tax
would
make
it
pol-ble
for
Ihe
government
to
give
luxation
relief
lo
tho
farmers.
H.
A.
McMillan,
draftsman
nl
Hie
dry
doek;
and
'-Mrs.
MtM!llan
nailed
last
night
a
hoard''
the
par-trra
for
Vanmuver
on
a
vacation
trip.
'.