V
.1
1
M
-1
it,
il
UltilltllOl
iHl.
were
l.
A,
SIihI-
I
if
niilri(-in(nl
for
Al-
I0DIES
PICKED
UP
ON
COAST
Inly
One.
Still
Missing
of
Those
Lost
from
Coast
Guard
Steamer
Mor!l
H
"
III
MM:.
N...
18.
r.iuhl
"f
i-aili'ii
of
the
I
.S.
i-null
cieuiin'r
Murlll
were
i'"
on
Hie
nlmre
near
here
I'V
One
hod)
i
nil
men
sero
ilrowiicil
u
nop
to
1
lie
Hleamer
in
'
n
wln-n
the
erafl
eapii-
'
iy
mil'
out
of
1
ho
ten
it
viis
-uve.
1
ODY
OF
VICTORIA
WOMAN
IS
FOUND
v"
HtlllA.
Nov.
18.
The
iiodv
r
Miina
Alilili.
5.'.
voai
Jf
..i
U
11
a
f.
.1
1
...
I
fl.
In
f"E-
liny
IukI
eteninir.
Sho
hail
l'1'
11
noiptuiK
Niiirn
inniiilnK.
"
PUDLIC
NOTICE.
-
Tin-
Kiuhl
ami'
l'ovver
W'H
lie
sliul.
olT
Tliinihiy
lieiwren
2
nm
I'
m
for
ulioiil
3fi
minutes
'n
fntnieet
up
nraln
T.le-vulor
r.ily
Light
Dept.
'
f
TECHNICALITY
TO
ETCOMPLIED
WITH
M
Nov
18
Hie
i.JConprrgatlon
of
First
Pi-eby-
'
flint
divuion
terlan
Church
Is
at
Present
is
ii
an
miieiuliiirnt
j
Unable
to
Fill
Vacancy
.,
k.
(4.n.enaliej
,n
p,,torate.
i
lie
Maud-',
w"
I
cypres..
I
regret,
,
wa
fUM,
ttr.
congi-ega-
i
hail
i
..i
been
iUtm
nieelinji
of
Ihe
Find
lre-iepneniiii..ii
lrBPrjin
Church
liel.l
la.t
even-n
mi
-.nd.n-
Jefeai
?
for
((.
pur,,v,
0f
iaktnx
i-IpP"
I"
fill
Hie
vacancy
made
linetil
w.
a.eeple.jrilJB,t
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IYj,
,
f
Hev.
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ti
n
lrninlil,,r
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a
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llil
'llil
III
Mew
nun
i
urn-
r
for
Ffrnle:
"t,syi
h.
another
ronpreitaliuiliil
liieeliiiK
on
llocrinlier
I,
when
11
1.
expei'leil
llial
koiiiq
ilrdnilf
in-linii
USrii
Hie
fllllllj.-
of
I
lit"
Mti.inrv
111.1)
lie
luken.
I.
II.
Miiinn
pn
nli'ii
ul
l.it
iiikIiI
TEST
BROADCAST
FROM
LULU
I.
TO
AUSTRALIA
Program
to
Commence
at
Ten
O'clock
In
the
Morning
Friday
of
this
NVeek
VWml'VKIi
Nov.
IH.
An
nl
Irmtil
will
he
made
Friday
lo
hh-ndea!
a
emnplele
pro-jrain
from
I.11I11
Nliind
station
to
Australia
11ml
New
Zealand.
The
H'-l
will
eoniioeiire
nl
10
II.
III.
OUT
time
ami
shmild
le
heard
in
Mel
bourne
nt
IU"
p.m.
Iheir
lime
nndjil
Aiieklan.l
al
H.;io
p.m.
iiiiviniiim
l.i.imli
Inixc
necii
nirkinz
no
Ihe
C.N.H.V.
pronratn
,...nlurlv
iili.l
il
IS
lllllieil
IO
reai'li
Auslrulia.
FATHER
BELLE
OF
ROME
VISITS
CITY
Superior
of
Prlnco
Rupert
Prlosts
Arrived
Here
on
This
Morning's
Train
1'alher
lleUe
of
Home,
superior
of
Ihe
falhers
of
Hie
unman
Callmlle
Church
In
l'rinre
iin-....ii
.ludifl
iiiilvinl
in
Uu"
cily
on
this
mornliip's
I
rain
ruining
direrl
rroiu
llnnie.
Ho
will
"pond
11
week
here
nn
orficinl
ilulios
mid
will
Mien
proceed
south.
Fiillu-r
Hellp
was
met
on
nriivul
hero
by
lllsliop
H.
M.
Huno!
ami
Fa!
her
I'.
J.
MrGratli.
LOOKS
FOR
GRAIN
HERE!
Vancouver
Embargo,
.M..
P.
Me-Caff
cry
Expects,
Will
Dene-fit
Prince
Rupert
That
the
inliaii.-ii
which
has
Iteen
idaeetl
011
the
sliiiitnent
of
k'rain
to
Vaiioouer
on
aeeoii'ul
of
t
tie
lurk
of
facitili
there
lo
dr
II
-a
ill
revolt
in
praiin
for
ex
port
uliipiuent
roiniii:
Ihrouch
this
port
a
soon
as
Hie
elexalor
here
is
rumpleled
is
the
opinion
of
M.
I
AlcOiffery.
chairman
of
the
lorn!
cruin
hoard,
who
ic-
turiieU
lo
the
city,
on
the
I'riure
H
11
perl
tlii
inorniiiR
afler
a
im-
ine-s
I
rip
south.
Itesiills
of
his
trip
a
far
as
the
ipicslioii
of
pmln
sliippinp
is
eoncerned
will
he
re-HO-led
by
Mr.
MoJiffery
to
the
grain
hoard
al
an
early
meet-
in1;.
Mr.
Met'affery
was
areom-
paiiied
011
Ihe
trip
by
his'
daughter.
Manaan'l.
THOMAS
TOWERS
IS
GUILTY
OF
MURDER
GOES
TO
AN
ASYLUM
WIXDIII
STF.lt.
Fni-land.
Nov
18.
Thomas
lowers,
first
offi
cer
of
Hie
steamer
Meliln.
was
found
auilly
of
muMerinit
Can
tain
A.
II.
t'lews
nlioard
the
chip
at
Antwerp
on
Hclolier
12.
Towrs
was
declared
insane
and
was
sent
Ik
a
lon.ilir
asylum.
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE
FROM
OLD
COUNTRY
WIXNII'FO.
Nov.
I.
or
a
parly
of
inuniaranls
crossing
the
eoiilluent
toilay
2ti
are
on
their
wnv
lo
lliilisli
ColumTiia.
?(l
to
Alberla.
I
to
Saskatchewan.,
and
IP
lo
Manitoba
points.
They
are
lraelliii(i
by
C.N.
II.
and
'15
are
women
and
children.
Hie
party
being
rondueled
by
Miss
M.
T.
McKenny.
WUNSCH
APPOINTED
COUNTY
MAGISTRATE
tiii-
VICTdHIA.
Nov.
18.
T.
V.
S.
Wuiiscli
of
the
Canadian
.Mounted
Police
ilepartmenl
was
yes-
leiday
appoinlod
stipendiary
iiuuilslrale
for
Ihe
county
or
Prince
lliipert
1111
coroner
for
Ihe
oily
and
county
of
Cariboo.'
Adverllio
In
the
Dally
News
the
water
rolenseilifrom
the
pipe
caused
part
of
Ihe
lino
to
be
washed
ino
Hie
creek
and
drove
a
hole
15
feet
deep
to
led
rook.
the
cause
or
the
slide
was
probably
the
recent
"heavy
rains.
J
Il
is
believed
that
it
occurred
about
3
or
I
o'clock
this
morn-ins;
and
the
first
intimation
of
the
trouble
was
)den
about
0
o'clock
this
morning
when
it
was
noticed
that
the
pressure
was
down
and
that
Hie
w
titer
in
the
reserxoir
was
falling.
Had
the
power
plant
al
Miawnliaus
Lake
Seen
in
operation
it
would
have
been
noticed
sooner
and
the
power
.supply
would
liae
been
slopped.
There
is
110
incoiixeui-ciire
on
that
score,
however,
because
the
city
power
is
al
present
oomiiis
from
Ihe
dry
dock
while
Ihe
plant
al
Sliawallaiis
Lake
is
undergoing
j-epalrs.
Immediately
after
the
break
vas
discovered,
wal,cr
from
Ihe
.tit
111
Into
Ihe
main
was
turned
oh"
lo
prevent
ftiHhcr
erosion
and
ntrnmcmeiiM
were
made
to
put
the
pumping
plant
al
Shawatlans
lakc
into,
operation
lo
pump
water
into
the
reservoir
II
will
be
running
by
evening
and,'
wit
li
siilficicnl
water
in
Ihe
reservoir
to
carry
Ihe
city
in
the
meiiullme,
no
interruption
in
wal
or
service
is
anticipated
al
though
Ihe
pressure
may
drop.
A
crew
of
men
left
town
early
this
afternoon
lo
make
repairs
to
Hie
damaged
main,
'the
job,
Hi-pest
l.ove,
ruperiutendenl
of
utilities,
staled,
vvlll
be
a
heaw
one
as
the
hiii
pipes
'
are
very
uuwlebll.v
and
hard
do
handle
in
the
position
where
hcy
have
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
JtJ
Ambulance
main
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
A,
with
newly
laid
duncing
floor
for
hire.
OlinU
nUHI
'V'f
w
I
U
fTV,,
(
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
em
au
"
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV
NO,
508
I'HIXUK
Hl
l'KllT.
H.tl,
WKIJ.NKSDAY,
XOVKMHKH
IK.
11125.
r.tt.fda,-.
cireuiiiion.
iso4
Mountain
Landslide
at
Shawatlans
Carries
Off
Sixty
Feet
of
City
Main
Pump
will
be
in
operation
by
evening
and
in
meantime
reservoir
is
supplying
city
with
water
The
muuieipiil
gravity
water
system
is
out
of
commission
I'hIhj
am!
Ihe
cily
is
depending
011
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
reservoir
for
its
water
supply
until
the
emergency
pumping
plant
al
Sliaw-a'tians
Ijike
ran
be
put
into
operation
us
a
result
of
a
big
slide
wiiirli
m
111
u
down
u
sleep
mountain
side
early
this
morjiiiig
apd
carried
away
abonl
ill
feel
of
o
inch
pipe
011
the
mainline
between
NVooiIwoi
Hi
ami
Shawatlans
Lake.
The
point
where
Hie
pipe
line
was
thus
damaged
is
about
2,000
feet
below
the
dam
or
three
hundred
feet
below
the
falls
in
Ihe
creek
between
the
two
lakes.
Originating
up
a
.steep
side
hill,
the
slide
nicked
tin
tree
and
Aerytlihig
mowible
with
it
and
'
washed
oui.
11
win
uc
the
imparl.
011
striking
the
pipej'-e--"-.v
!'
'
-"
line,
broke
a
joint.
The
force
oN"'ig
or
concrete
and
the
job
of
making
repairs
will
probably
lake
ten
days.
The
washout
may
delay
the
reopening
uf
the
Shavyallaus
hake
power
house
which
'
had
been
scheduled
tor
November
2
P.
CANADA
FIRST;
EMPIRE
NEXT
H.
O.
Bell
Irving
of
Vancouver
Addresses
Economic
Conference
This
Morning
WTNNII'LO.
Nov.
18.
II.
O.
Hell
Irving
of
Vancouver,
ad
dressing
the
F.couoniie
Confer
cure
this
morning
'
warned
against
the
dangers
of
"benevo
lent
aloofness."
Discussing
the
subject
of
imperial
trade
relations
lie
scored
the
free
trade
policy
of
llritatn,
eharaclerUiiig
il
as
a
"cold
blooded
ami
selfish
doctrine."
The
policy,
he
maintained,
should
have
been
scrapped
25
years
ago
and
if
persist
ed
in
might
wreck
the
Umpire.
"Canada
first,
the
Umpire
next
should
be
the
watchword
of
Hie
Dominion."
he
declared.
SCHOOL
AT
GORDON
HEAD
WAS
BURNED
VICTOIUA.
Nov.
18
The
two-roomed
school
at
(Ionian
llnail
in
the
Saanieh
municipal
district
near
bete
was
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday.
The
loss
is
placed
at
-5.000.
Strttt
Salt
42t.
with
her
catch
of
lO.UOM
pounds.
Sales
made
here
were:
COMPLAIN
TO
POLICE
Victoria
Empty
Houses
Being
Robbed
of
Fixtures
and
Otherwise
Badly
Used
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
18.
A
ion-
from
I
lie
Victoria
real
estate
board
lo
Hie
police
commission
complained
of
wholesale-
robbery
of
baths
mid
pluinliiiu
fixtures
from
vacant
houses
in
Ihe
cily.
It
was
staled
thai
Ihe
maller
bail
been
broughl
to
Ihe
attention
of
the
commission
before
but
nolltirg
had
been
done.
The
commissioners
declared
Iheir
intention
In
go
after
lhoe
who
commit
'ej
Hie
depredations.
vancouverIxchInge
Wheal
It.C.
Silver
Dunwell
-
(Hailstone
....
L.
A
I
Premier
Porler-ldaho
Sllvcrcrest
Surf
Iulel
Term
1
11
us
Daly
Alaska
Marmot
...
0.
P.
It.
Howe
Soiind
....:r
II
nth
Hone
National
llv
er...
llfuellon
Granny
llurus
Silversmith
Lucky
Jim
GlacJe-
Indian
Selkirk
Hid.
Asked.
l.tS
1.32
1.50
1.
15
1.50
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.0UJ
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
UNDREDS
'"
SPEND
'
1
NIGHT
ON
BLAZING
t
.
.
SHIP
Iff
WATER
MAIN
CARRIED
AWAY
BY
BIG
LANDSLIDE
FROM
MOUNTAIN
Ixciting
Time
Aboard
Burning
Vessel
as
She
Races
for
Nearest
Port
assengers
and
crew
of
Steamer
Lenape,
368
in
number,
reach
Delaware
breakwater
in
safety;
one
drowned
I
IKWIH.
Delaware,
Ni.
IS.
-
Tin-
(ilde
liner
Loiwpe
wii
ui-iilt'
the
Delaware
hreukwalcr
early
tin-
morning
uf-
pi
1
1
k
"'
''
wiiii
.no
iuicii2cr
ami
crew
.
li"
spent
u
burn-wing
night
ul
sea
uu
hoard
I
hi-
burning
I
-
Lco.ipc
iHiigltt
fire
Mil
l.i-l
night
otr
Allaiilic
llit
en
Vv
York
Irotn
JHtkouville.
.Ninny
women
ami
'
hilil-.'lourd
iiinl
naturally
there
was
the
gre.ilet
rouslcr-Th'
vcstri
put
inlo
the
nearest
shellrr
mid
discharged
-
'
-
"
'
li'r
m
sjw
it
Bern
iiful
sent
the
crew
IRST
DIVISION
THIS
SESSION
Hlon
of
Colonel
Peck
Defeated
Vote
of
24
to
20
on
Amendment
to
uliorc
before
the
fir
roI
juffi-
h
iii
headway
lo
make
their
pre-j
nice
allium
ifnpoitti.
to-
man
wa
drowned
and'
more
Hutu
a
ilmen
person-
wcit
uijureil
toil
none
serum!).
Mr.
md
Mr.
Hoy
T.
Wootb.eA.
pioin'crs
of
K;
raiic'.
Alia.,
and
now
oi
A
ni.
outer.
Willi
their
ten
hddrcti.
np
or
whom
are
node
2
years
or
age.
The
Oilier
i
u
native
of
Onlano.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Says
to
Seek
Election
Before
House
,
Meets
Would
Cause
Undue
Delay
OTTAWA,
Nov.
IH.
To
bring
oil
a
by-election
under
nay
conditions
or
ciicumstam-es
in
order
to
secure
my
presence
in
Ihe
House
of
Common
on
the
opening
day
of
the
session
would
be
to
render
my
colleagues
mid
mysell
liable
lo
the
charge
of
deliberately
adopting
a
course
of
procedure
which
would
not
permit
of
Parliament
assembling
at
Ihe
earliest
practicable
dale
and
such
circumstances
would
immediately
become
contingent
upon
a
factor
for
which
I
myself
or
my
government
would
be
solely
responsible.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
stated
las'
iit-Ji!
in
Kiviti;
reasons
l
-
-
-
-
rr
-
-
which
would
cause
him
not
to
seek
a
seal
in
the
House
of
(ominous
be
Tore
parliament
assembled.
Indicating
Hie
probability
of
parliament
merlin-.'
next
month
to
lest
and
decide
the
contention
tha!
Ihe
iiovernnient
is
not
entitled
to
carry
on.
the
premier
tales
it
is
olniously
desirable
and
every
ay
in
the
public
interest
Mn!
all
doubts
in
Hie
matter
he
speedily
removed.
SCHOONER
ALASKA
SOUTH
TO
SEATTLE
SECESSION
RIDICULED
All
Maritime
Provinces
Ask
Is
Common
Justice
and
Fair
Share
of
Benefits
of
Confederation
U
lNXIPl'li,
Nov.
18.
The
secession
of
the
maritime
province
was
ridiculed
as
an
idea
which
al
present
vouM
not
find
support
ot
"conseiiuenee"
was
the
opinion
expressed
by
maritime
Low
Price,
Paid
QEtchanflYTc;rpre
the
day
For-
Halibut-
Causes
joliBnTft
ItimfvWa
f
idace
here.
Tlie
memTSers
lor
Biggest
Boat
to
Leave
I
the
provinces
in
the
far
eastern
,"r'
.f
('"nu'Ul
ma,J':
an
er'"'!'!
Schooner
Seattle,
not
satisfied
Willi
the
low
pri
e
paid
here
for
halibut,
left
today
for
teal
tic
yt'n
(tji
lumiiiMii
aim
a
fair
share
of
the
benefits
which
should
be
theirs
as
partners
in
the
confederation.
They
also
asked
for
serious
consideration
and!r.
"'T
v''
as
a
national
Superior,
to.ono.
at
12c
Oc
lo
Hooth
Fisheries.
Tatoosh.
".nun,
at
12c
and
(c
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Livingstone.
I8.000
al
1
1.80c;
mid
Cc
to
Allin
Fisheries.
Impereose.
2.000.
at
t2e
and
Cc
to
Cold
Storage.
Johanna,
t.000
at
12c
and
tic
t,i
Cold
Sl'-ra-ie.
REAL
ESTATE
MEN
otiligalion.
BRAINS
BLOWN
OUT
BY
A
GUN
Fifteen
Year
Old
Step
Son
Held
By
Police
While
Husband
Is
also
Detained
as
Witness
SASKATOON,
Nov.
18.
Willi
her
brains
blown
out
by
a'
shotgun
discharged
as
she
lay
in
bed
Monday
night,
Mrs.
Mary
Kozel-ovvski
was
killed
ill
a
farm
house
west
of
North
llatlleiot'd
ami
the
police
are
holding
the
fifteeu
year
old
stepson.
Joe,
in
con
nection
with
it.
The
husband.
Joseph,
io
years
of
age,
is
also
held
as
a
material
witness
pending
an
investigation
today.
The
victim
was
the
mother
of
five
children.
BRITISH
IMMIGRATION
STILL
ISRESTRICTED
LONDON.
Nov.
18.
The
Houe
of
Common-
yesterday
defeated
without
a
division.
a
Labor
pro
posal
lo
have
(he
war
time
restriction
on
immigration
remov
ed
.
SAWMILL
BURNED
MONCTUN.
Nov.
18
The
sawmill
owned
by
the
J.
D.
Irving
Company
at
Huclouche
was
burned
last
night,
the
loss
being;
8o,000.
NOTICE.
The
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
Canadian
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
V
Association
will
be
held
in
-the
Cily
Hall
op
Thursday,
November
19,
ut
8
p,rn.
All
members'
please
allrnd.
SNi