1
TAXI
Boston
Grill
f
B1"
and
mm
Ambulance
Service
It
i
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
I
-
1
fw
with
newly
lai.l
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
i
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
f;.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
'I,.
.
'1,
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop..
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV
NO.
203,
PHIXCIv
III
1'KIIT,
H.C.,
TIIUUSIJAY.
XOVKMUKU
12,
1U25.
v..id.t
cireui.no..
ises
Slrttt
StlM,
43.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
KU
KLUX
KLAN
STILL
DISTURBING
FORCE
nnflTriP
niTnrTlTl
I
1T
1n
I
in
ivTTTnrv
a
wt
vs.
s.v
-
r
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rwmx.
KUTLKl
ANU
KtAlt
KlvfcK
AbAIN
VbliW
A!
LtUSLAiUKt
Educational
Meeting
at
Vancouver
Tonight
I
All
AH
J
.
on.
i.
m,
munzun
utiiiti
urgumzauon
is
en
dorsed
by
Masons
as
asserted
by
Captain
haycock
in
Victoria
m.ih
v
r.n.
i-.--.aoihc
are
neing
emulated
in
i
that
lilt
Ivnnadian
Knight
ul
(In1
Kn
Mux
Man,
u
while
Protestaiil
Christian
law
-abiding
men
will
hold
j-
in
rt
hi
Hi
mi
ouvi'r
Hotel
lln-
evening
when
their
.iiji'i
l-,
power
and
puroes
will
he
explained.
i
TOIUA.
Nov.
12.
When
hown
a
slalenieiil
of
llaplaiu
h
,,t
c
luriH.
Unit
the
organization
wa
endorsed
by
Hie
i
i
:
!
r
iiiiri
t
n
ii
ii
i
ii
iiuhi
i
m
i
u
n:i.iinia
ROR
AFTER
KU
KLUX
KLAN
j
uuiu
nfi
man
mmmn
ih
I
on
rtineiiilineiil
In
in
reply
l
Hie
4.
"in
Ihe
throne
urgmn
a
rial
liuveriiinrnl
to
POUCE
COUPE
IDEAL
PLACE
Plenty
of
Money
and
no
Crime
and
Not
a
Man
Out
of
Employment
Vl
ItlltIA,
Nx.
is.
Ponce,
-
an
ideal
plare
In
which
-'
in
oiilnii;
to
Tied
Fro
tee,
i
in'
'ii
imeni,
who
arrived
5
atrtiluy.
,
lie
lnle!
that
't
-mule
cae
of
unemploy-
hii'it.
I.veryone
m
,:
1
mil
md
n
ilnil
police
:
'
-ufe
Iiiih
heen
tried
durlw
year
and
there
i-
no
li'Ksms;
evnlenl.
I
iipi.c
hi
the
di.ttricl
earned
ii0(i(i
iimruijf
M10
KCitxnu.
TRAINS
CRASHED
Number
Dead
and
2B
inlumri
on
Pennsylvania
Railroad
Fol-lowlno
Collision
VI
...
.
,
VOitK,
Nv.
2.
hir.
'Prt
r
.......
.
""'I
and
po-.sll.ly
Hcven
morn
are
'N'1'1'-
tin
wreckage
mid
25
In-'"''I
when
two
PeunHylvaiiin
rm-m
train!,
crahc.l
nrar
1
""".'born.
,Now
Jersey,
hi
the
'"is
tnorning
rafl
in
trilili
Columbia,
emphatically
denied
Hie
aVerlioi:,
tobling
thai
"
fur
u
he
wa
aware
Hie
Klaii
wh
not
endorsed
Hie
Ma
mmi
i
anywhere.
Mr.
Mmiimiii
said
he
dnl
nol
rare
to
tlnrus
Hie
tui-lion,
n
I
for
Mir
removal
f
Hie
"Imperial
jl'alaee-
frm-
Ihe.
Sbaiiglutes)
illeiEttU
man
iii
where
Hie
Klati
'l
ril
In
have
established
head-
'
..
.
r..
ii..
i
r
i.anaua.
j
r
,
.
,
,
,
red
Frem
Holding
Official
-
Petitions
of
any
Kind
M4tt4M
v
li
A
Ii'ihuimI
.
i.l
arlMill
In
M'eteii
4
(if
h
l4iiialiaii
4
'
Kn
Kldt
Kluii
w
4
l.iiliiture
yeler-
j.
'
1-.
A.
llr-'wii.
Ib"r
'
Huinaliy.
SUBMARINE
DIVED
REMAINED
UNDER
l.ilNHON.
.Nov.
IS.
-Tear
i
eVrefi
lien
thai
Hie
iiliyurine
niiilir
M.l.
i
loft'.
She
dived
early
thitf
niornina
nlf
Orkney
I-lamU
and
did
nol
anain
aiM'ur.
ary
-leW
t
rf-
ttttte
11-
mhIiIiuiii
iiHWemenl'"
SEQION
TRACKMAN
ilu
nil
iiii'ittnii
under
1
DIES
AT
HOSPITAL
Hii
vvrk
vvhen
the'
"
Mii'dd
lo
runie
to
an
Ihe
deulh
occurred
at
the
I
I'rlliee
Huperl
Hospital
tal
-
1
liisht
of
Jaine
W,.
Uainphi'll.
forinerlv
of
I'riuee
Kdward
Inland
iliut
recenlly
tteeiiun
trackman
on
:
Hit
Canadian
National
Hallway
lcceaed.
who
wax
in
yeurn
i.r
nut
ii'AM
it
wiil'iw
livinc
at
Kennedy
Slreil.
NVinnlpep.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheal
11.0.
Silver
I..
I
-
Marmot
(rtmiler
Porter
Idaho
...
Howe
Sound
Itutli
Hope
iHinwell
Sllvercresl
Surf
Inlet
Terminu
daily
Alaska
...
National
Silver
llnzrllou
Oladslono
flranhy
....
0.
1'.
It.
...
imrus
Sllvprnmllh
1.
ucky
Jim
(llaclc"
....
Iudlnn
Selkirk
...
Ilnyvlcw
...
i
Hid.
Asked.
J!?
U
y.ta
MO
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v
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'v
ii
Tolmv.
C..N.II.
superln
lendeul.
was
elected
a
member
of
Hie
Prince
Huncrt
fiyro
Club
at
Iho
neellnw
of
Ihe
club
ycMr-
dav
ailernoon.
MYSTERY
MAN
VISITED
WONG
VIslJ
Evidence
at
Trial
Mentlona
Of
Unknniun
Daaenn
ln
f
w.
w.,..,,w..M
VlffWII
w
III
carcerated
Chinaman
EVIDENCE
IS
DENIED.
Bench
Warrants
Issued
for
David
Patterson
and
Mrs.
F.
R.
Stralton
VA.NCOt
Vi:i(.
Nov.
IS.
.U
tin;
trial
yeMerday
aflernooii
of
Hi
fee
I'uiiit
(Irey
police
officiaU.
Counniiioiier
Mi'lioiuild,
Chief
lUiii'lalde
M
unlock,
and
fferpean'
Kirkhaiu.
Verily
Norloii,
itiiH?:i
lor
of
Hie
proteeulion
of
Hie
al-
ihieiort
of
Wong
tiwu
Siuz.
wiit
aim
a
wilueoM,
iiilrodiiced
into
I
h
f
evidence
n
iu
trriou
ilratiKcr
who
v
lulled
lln;
Soth
Ave.
little
where
Vcn'r
wa
ronfined,
aceonliui;
to
hin
evi-
letire.
Ttie
itraiiperV
name
vva
nol
repealed
hul
wa
wrilteii
ou
a
piece
of
paiier,
which
Crown
(ioiui-cl
tiraiif
"howed
lo
the
de-
an
official
of
Hie
l'ruviuctallcue
lawyer)..
.
a
-
l
-
n
t
T
-
.
..u.
........
1
...
I
.
I
o
no-
i
-n--.
-
.-
meni
lo
Tano
aup
strain
Organliallon
MOVES
AN
AMENDMENT
Afternoon
Session
1
ne
anerniioti
cmoii
wa
uiarkcij
hy
elrniii;
dcuiaU
fronl
nciiler
of
Hie
I'omfe
,
;yiyv
Kle
force
of
variotiM
ilale-
miif
made
hy
lUcar
lioliiiinon.
.Vorlon
and
Won.
1
liirliu
direct
examination
hy
proeeuor
Crat,'
Heir
ye
,1'altoi
cniifeed
I
hul
allli"Ui:li
the
lo
jut
(irey
polire
knew
that
the
I'.lnne-e
had
hen
illegally
ah-
lucled
and
imprinoiieil
vviHioul
"aiiclion
of
the
law,
no
effort
wac
made
to
arre-l
Ihe
abductor,
whom
Hie
lleve
and
police
of
ficer
wore
aware
had
committed
Ihe
crime.
1
Special
lo
Malty
New)
1'iirlii?
Hie
leHtiuiony
I'alou
wan
called
a
"liar"
hy
W.
Walker,
owner
of
the
liouc
in
which
W
im
K
wa
eoiifiiusl.
.1
in
lac
MorrNnn
llireuleued
to
put
Walker
oul
if
Hie
iulerrup-
linii
vvere
repeated.
Walker
wa?
md
a
witnr.k.
I'toiH-ulor
Crai
iiuiiouiiced
Hiat
ImmicIi
vvarruli
had
heen
i
oiinl
for
Oavid
PallerMin
and
Mm.
I".
It.
Sliallon.
who
wen
summoned
a
crown
witneec
hul
who
failed
to
appear.
CUTTER
SEIZES
FISHING
BOAT
Schooner
Foremost
Being
Held
at
Ketchikan
Following
Conviction
Against
Her
Captain
The
American
halibut
schooner
Foremost,
well
known
in
this
unit,
is
being
held
in
Ketchikan
followlmg
her
seuure
recently
by
the
coastguard
culler
Cygali.
Her
master
and
third
part
own
er.
Andrew
C.
M.
I'elerson.
was
convicted
before
Jud:e
I.
M.
Heed
In
the
fulled
Slates
divi
sional
court
on
a
charge
of
preventing
a
customs
officer
from
Inking
Honor
that
wa
found
aboard
and
of
attempting
to
destroy
Ihe
Ibpior.
The
vos
sel
was
taken
by
the
Cygan
on
her
return
lo
Ketchikan
from
Prince
Hupcrt
last
week.
The
rcipiesl
of
Marcus
Xess
and
S.
A,
Ness,
owning
the
other
two
shares
of
the
Foremost.
I
tint
the
vesel
be
released
under
bond
so
thai
sheuniahl
pursue
her
occupation
of
rMiIng
for
halibut
In
order
lo
pay
large
bills
incurred
In
Seattle
for
supplies
was
re
ferred
lo
Washlnglon
for
decision
by
Serrelnry
Mellon.
jpBBHHBiEiiii3HBIllSfl.a
es?aH?'
.a"
H.VBB........I...........t...V
A
new
pliolograph
oT
Leopold
(i.
M,
S.
Amery,
limn
.iiiiiii
e.
retary.
who
st-O'
il
at
lieueva
thai
Kng
.md
would
not
he
hound
hy
her
pledge
to
ni'dd
Hie
league'.
ileriMou
m
regunt
to
Moul
unlc-
Hie
Turk
ali
"toed
the
line."
Test
Shipment
of
Grain
is
Expected
to
Arrive
on
Nov.
20
say
Contractors
A
lcl
hipmcul
of
grain
is
due
here
ahoul
Noveihher
21'
lo
go
through
Ihe
terminal-
grain
elevator
which
i
now
rapidly
Hearing
completion.
Hy
Dial
lime
Ihe
machinery
will
lie
ready
lo
handle
Ihe
grain
although
it
will
prolmltly
be
a
while
after
that
before
(he
lruclure
i
finally
corn-pleled
by
the
conlraetor.,
Carter-llall-Aldinger
(io.
Ltd.
The
poor
weather
that
ha
prevailed
during
Ihe
pat
few
week
has
rather
hampered
progress
on
the
big
job.
Prince
Rupert
Again
Mentioned
in
Legislature
as
the
Route
for
Grain
out
of
Peace
River
District
i
Special
to
Daily
Xevvs;
VIUTOHIA,
Nov.
12.
Opposing
the
extension
oT
the
P.ti.K.
as
proposed
by
II.
II.
Perry
of
Prune
tieorge,
A.
McCreery.
member
of
Hie
Legislature
for
Vancouver,
in
Ihe
Legislature
last
night
said
he
doubled
Unit
the
Peace
Hivc.r
product
in
any
rae
would
travel
over
the
P.ti.K.
with
its
heavy
grades
and
twisting,
course.
The
product
might
go
to
tidewater
throng!
Prince
llnpert
over
the
t..iuadian
National
Itadvvay,
he
staled.
McUreerv
said
be
felt
the
best
soluliun
of
the
railway
pro
hand
the
line-
-
-
blem
would
be
lo
over
lo
private
interests
maij
would
operate
u.
to
aid
sueii
a
scheme
he
would
favor
making
large
granls
or
land
to
the
company
taking
ii
"if
their
hands.
EMBARGO
ON
DAMP
GRAIN
IS
PROPOSED
Vancouver
May
Have
to
Restrict
Unlimited
Quantities
of
Low
Grade
There
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
12
That
an
embargo
against
the
shipment
of
unlimited
quantities
of
"tough
"
and
"damp"
grain
to
Vancouver
will
be
necessary
If
pralrlo
shippers
do
not
restrict
tho
movement
of
this
class
of
wheat,
Is
expressed
In
telegrams
sent
from
the
grain
section
of
the
Vancouver
Merchants
Exchanae
to
Winnipeg
and
Calgary
oxchanges.
DR.
WRINCH
IS
SECRETARY
Committee
on
Agriculture
Wants
to
Vise
Minister's
Bills
In
Legislature
Special
lo
Daily
News)
YICTOHIA,
Nov.
IS.
Dr.
II.
G
Wrincli.
member
Tor
Skeena.
wa
today
cIiommi
secretary
'f
lh
commillee
on
agriculture
of
which
Dr.
F.
J,
Holhwell
of
New
Westminster
is
chairman.
Hon.
K.
D.
Harrow,
minister
of
agriculture,
was
rapped
for
nol
placing
drafts
of
proposed
agricultural
legislation
before
Hie
committee
and
it
was
unani
mously
resolved
thai
the
minis
ler
be
asked
lo
do
this
in
fill
ure
KILLED
BY
SHELL.
I'AIHS.
Nov.
12.
Three
i
glrl-
under
ten
years
of
age
wero
killed
Mi
Armistice
Day
at
Ciry
salonge
bv
a
shell
which
liiry
found
in
a
field.
No
Winter
Yet
in
Far
North
Where
Volcano
Bursts
Into
Activity
A.NCIIOHAOK,
-Nov.
12
.Sumnierlike
weather
in
Hie
region
followed
an
eruption
1
;
-1
week
of
Mount
.Sliili.i!diu.
an
u
live
volrano
on
Uuiinak
Inland
in
the
Aleutian
achiielagu,
more
llian.
iiuu
miles
.oiithwe.t
01
here.
i
The
rivers
ure
rcinuiniiig
open,
nioiinliiins
for
hundred-
of
miles
north
are
smoking
ami
the
whole
landscape
remains
.
green.
Fropeefors.
in
remote
m-.
lion
are
held
pri.-oners
by
the
open
weather
waiting
for
the
river
lo
freeze
o
tliul
they
1
may
make
their
way
out.
Many
ure
reported
to
he
fliort
of
oru-
VISIOII-.
j
All
of
Cook
Inlet
i
affected
hy
Mhe
plienomeiia.
Hnriiig
the
fir?t
ten
days
of
Xoventher
the
iniui-l
AFTER
GRAIN
NOW
VANCOUVER
IS
FULL
The
t
irain
IUard
re-eefved
a
wire
this
moi
from
M.
P.
MeCaffery.
r-i.li4iriau
.
sif.
tjlie
,
Uuar,iL.
win
is
nl
present
in
Van-
couver.
lo
Ihe
effect
that
an
embargo
is
lo
he
plae-
ed
mi
all
raiu
into
Van-
couver
this
week
and
that
he
had
wired
C.
I.
Howe.
Fori
William,
in
an
effort
to
obtain
westbound
pram
through
the
Prince
llu-
lcr!
e!evaior.
4-
44
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
i
iiiuni
temperature
was
30
de-'
free.
.
1
Mount
Slii-slialilm
is
U,a87
feeti
hiKh.
j
OPENS
NOV.
23
First
Game
to
be
Played
at
Van
couver
Arena
Aga'nst
Portland,
Ore.
Team
CAI.tiAHY.
Nov.
IS.
-
The
Western
Hockey
League
opens
ils
series
of
games
for
Ihe
winter
on
Monday,
November
23,
a!
Vancouver,
when
Ihe
Vancouver
learn
plays
Portland.
The
latter
is
the
team
recenlly
taken
over
from
Hegina,
This
will
be
foi-j
lowed
by
a
match
two
days
later
al
Forlland
between
'.he
same
teams.
Saskatoon
will
be
at
the
coast
at
the
end
of
the
month,
playing
ainsl
Vancouver
on
Novcmbci
U0.
Ihe
prairie
team
will
the!)
proceed
to
Portland
on
Decern
ber
2.
Victoria
does
not
get
into
the
game
until
December
3
when
it
nieels
Vancouver
al
Vancouver.
FISHARRIVALS
Over
One
Hundred
Thousand
Pounds
Marketed
Here
Today
at
Lower
Prices
Prices
were
lower
this
morning
at
the
fish
exchange
u
lien
1
1
1,000
pounds
of
uulihut
Was
marketed
Sales
were:
American
Zenith
11.000
to
Pacific
Fish
eries
at
10.10
and
0.
Akulan
24.000
1
booth
Fish
eriees
at
10.50
and
0.
,
Swan
1,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
17.
SO
and
0.
Daley
35,000
to
Cold
storage
al
10.
10
and
0.
Canadian
.
,
.
Mab
2.000
fu
Cobt
Storage
at
15
ami
0.
.tn
im.mhi
to
uoiu
storage
a.
IT..S0
i
ml
0.
WAS
DROWNED
AT
COW
BAY
.Mrs.
William
Frost.
Wife
of
Well
Known
Fisherman,
Believed
to
Have
Lost
Her
Life
II
is
fearrd
that
Mrs.
William
FtosI,
wife
of
a
well
known
loca!
fisherman,
lol
her
life
by
drowning
olT
the
guyeroijieiil
fhjuits
al
the
mouth
xtf?
Cow
liax"
early
yes
terday
morning.
,
Her
husband
reported
to
the
city
police
yesterday
afternoon
af
I
o'clock
thai
he
and
his
wife
and
another
man
named
C.
Hc-1
a
1
1
1
1
had
been
drinking
and
that,
while
they
were
coming
off
the
schooner
Anna
J.
at
Cow
Hay,
he
Tell
in
the
water
twice,
ile
remembered
bis
wife
saying
"Will.
I
will
save
you"'
and
Ihahwas
the
last
he
recollected.
Ho
assumed
thai
she
had
gone
Jigmej
but,
on
arrival
at
his
house,
slio
wa
missing,
lie
hunted
the
town
over
but
could
find
no
trace
of
tier
and
then
came
4o
the
conclusion
thai
she
had
been
drown-
I.
..i
..i.....
i
ii...
I.:....
i...
I-..H
:..
ii.
t
it
annul
me
.linn,
lit.'
itrit
in
itir
water
at
Cow
Hay.
Thereupon,
lie
reported
the
mailer
to
the
police.
Dragging
operations
were
started
early
this
morning
at
Cow
Hay
by
City
Police
Constable
(ieoige
Crale.
Mrs.
Frost,
who
was
between
50
mid
00
years
of
ago
and
came
from
the
,
New
Fngland
States
wilh
her
husband,
was
we'l
known
in
the
city.
For
somo
ime
she
conducted
rooms
at
315
Second
Aenue
West.
DISABLED
SHIP
AT
VICTORIA
Polerlo
Reaches
Port
In
Tow
of
Salvage
King
After
Being
Battered
VII-.TOIUA,
Nov.
12.
The
Sal
vage
King
reaciieil
port
Hits
morning
towing
the
steamer
Poleric
which
was
disabled
400
miles
off
Ihe
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
vessel
will
go
inlo
drydock
here
for
survey,
prior
lo
being
repaired.
The
Poleric
was
en
route
from
Vancouver
to
Ihe
Orient
wilh
a
cargo
of
wheat.
During
a
al
that
amounted
almost
to
a
hurricane,
the
rudder
wa
broken
and
the
cargo
shifted,
giving
tho
vessel
a
heavy
list.
Two
seamen
were
painfully
injured.
-.
V.
VANCOUVER
BYLAWS,
VANCOFVKH,
Nov.
12.
fhs
wily
council
decided
bist
night
I
j
submit
"bylaws
on
December
0.
calling
for
hn
expendllhro
amounting
to
$L285,000
for
various
improvement.
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