BOOTLEGGERS
FINED
HEAVILY
Fines
Totalling
j,jsu
and
sev
eral
Hundred
Dollars
Worth
of
Liquor
Confiscated
In
Anyox
and
Stewart
A
a
result
of
recent
acfiviliei-'
iiri
Anyox
of
l.iijuu'
i
operators
ami
(Ik
pro-
r
police,
fines
tnlalllu
it
uric
this
week
vollcelr.l
i
Mil
ll'gjfers
llf
those
Colli
-
iiml
several
hundred
worih
of
liquor
wait
eon-
rj,
I
ll"MIU
ill
Hit
III
in.
lines
iii
each
ease
dimmi
paid
by
tin;
uffend-
Stewart
v
llivani,
iiipjor
in
o.
f'l
pUlpOSC
of
sale.
.-
;
i
,
osIm
(ir
ItiX
Otoliths.
Moxmi.
unlawful
rah.
l
ii
rnt
or
ilx
months.
I)
'Unit
iicll,
unlawful
sale.
,
i
costs
or
ix
month.
-
AmiIpi
(mi.
unlawful
II
ii!
i.
50
and
cost
or
3n
Anyox
Adam,
unlawful
-alii
or
i
months,
lilui
kliurn,
unlawful
salt
;
I
-!
or
lx
month.
Thomas,
unlawful
Mile
ajo
anil
cost
or
t
,
!-'-uiioii
were
carried
i
!
tablea
I
moii.
Mtirniy
r
:-(ici;il
oftt-rators
f-i
'
Control
I
loan
I.
-
S
igPHiii
McNeill.
Con-I-
p.
Coiisluble
Marklmid
a;-lc
Smllli.
3!
f
Tircrt
ii-hii
iiral
lo
(.ii-in-iil
Ho-
nm.
iniu
1
11
ii
n
an
ar-irn"i
aMv
sm
wr
am
s
ABSENTEE
VOTE
"""
announces
mat
meng-
menu
to
Act
Will
be
Brought
Down
this
Sess'on
'
KJ
N..v
M
The
Prr-
red
ll'l
tl.iy
lit
the
'
ilia'
Icgistat
urn
woiil.l
'
down
in
an
rlTnrl
Ii
defects
alleged
to
mi-
present
nrl
in
rc-'I-
t
i-i
nrdniK
of
tin-
ah-v
Hi-
would
do
Mils,
ni'ti-mgh
ln
would
uol
defed
really
existed.
;,-
llil'l
iroi'd.
OT
GUILTY
IS
JURY
VERDICT
hree
Point
Grey
Officials
Exonerated
of
Complicity
In
Wong
Abduction
VANcmVKU,
Nov.
It.
AHei
-'
is
ilctihcralioii
ver-
f
1
"i
guilty"
was
relumed
tir
n-s..
i-iiurl
late
yesleidiy
Mn-.-e
point
drey
men
d
wilh
conspiracy
lo
uh-N
njt
1
oiu
Sing.
The
ine:i
ed
are
Police
('oiiinii-Mrhonalil,
Chirr
eonslah'c
Miirdoi
k.
and
SerKean'
K
Miaui
CUT
OFF
EARS
OF
SOCIALISTS
VII
NN
A
Nov.
It.
The
ears
if
so.
lalisl
aailiilors
have
...
...
.
.
'
'
ii.v
neasanls
in
a
I
lllill...
.......
II.
111
.
.
Ml,
yill.lKC
unruly
l'ir
101
lee
elerliou
eainpaigii
Ml.
ll
It
II.IVV
ill
Iil-Iilr.-K.iu
ill
''''
Slovakia.
,
and
Mrs.
M.
II.
Mel.eo.l
and
""Ualiler.
Miss
.Sarah
Mol.eod,
in
Hie
Mealner
llalala
this
,.
Tiit
V
.....
.........
.......
..a
t
muruini'i
iii.
llll'V
will
,,M1,
f,,...
,...a
i,,.,,i.
I,,
.
"-
"
.'
-
"
pnieeciiiur
san
l-'raiiclser
wiie-o
IPy
1)ptl(1
wil(p,,
""u
possn,
y
(.,,(1
nei-niaiieiil
v
AJvertl
in
ih,
Dally
Newa.
8be
Cow
Bay
Question
City
Because
of
Waterfront
in
...
,norl:'!'.?T,1,!..f,,,:.lw"
.-
v.
V
.,8'
"
deputy
minister
of
land
.
,
Jilnrl
engineer
for
Hie
provincial
IH'uviurial
depur
-iii
id
iiinuc
work.
Oil
I
.
Mucin.,.
I
U
1
1
1
1
J
I
..1
Ol
I
II,
lo
the
filling
In
of
Umv
May
in
.......!..
I
.
-
.
.
VV.
.
"
"e
,or
,,,c
lM"l"'
r
a
nilicnneir
wharf.
.Ulrr
the
englhy
ilicniuii,
the
inaor
and
four
member
of
he
niiiiiril
.iil
lliroiigli
u
ri-oliitlon
giving
il
la.
it
cuiisunl
tu
...r
1-i.ijici
provKjiiiK
me
iinninrial
governiiieiit
aiw
the
lliir.'
hundred
f.M-l
of
watfrfionl:rT"
s
-
oil
Ihe
wfl
Hide
of
the
mouth
of
Uw
May
Mind
.roided.
at
I
ho
ousKCHiiou
01
in.'
mayor,
the
r.d-j
eral
co?rniiHut
laket
utepn
lo
iiixlal
aih.iial
iroti-ttioii
for
the;
iii(iiiiili.
fleet
at
thai
ooinl.
Thej
revolution
wu
uol
panm-d,
how-i
ei'r.
until
after
Aid.
Cai-ey,
Aid.!
.Miilth
and
Aid.
Mediein,
ai-
imri-iitly
wiariei
with
the
delays
in
rear
hi
us
a
diTll(Hi,
had
di--!
iiMlwlly
filed
out
of
the
couiicil;
ohauiber.
I4.
In
railing
Hie
t-ouueil
to
order
at
i
o'eloek,
llin
Worship
ex-;
pUiiicd
why
the
nx-.-liiij;
had!
iMwn
ralleil.
Tln
maltfr
of
a
fioliernwu'c
wharf
and
heller
had
Ifcu
hr.xislil
up
011
TiH'dm
In
a
Irller
from
Mr.
Stork.
Mr.
Nadfii
had
come
to
Mm
rily
with
a
view
to
hating
the
?ity
and
provincial
Koerumeiil
eoiiM
In
ni
a7reemenl
with
ri-
pM'l
lo
(h
etrhaiisp
of
wnler-'
tronl
property
in
return
for
Hie
elly'
eoii-.-nl
to
the
filling
in
oft
(low
Hay.
Waterfront
Applications
Mr.
Naden
elated
that
he
had
Kern
(i-iit
to
I'rlnri-
Ituperl
tie-
of
euue
lliert
hail
lieen
a
uuniber
of
application
.for
waterfront
in
the
h-111ily
of
O.w
Hay
ami
a
final
fPttlciiirnt
l.elweeii
the
Jul
provincial
v.ncrninciit
and
the
11
railway
r.n.ipai.y
wa
dcirtftl..
,,
,
,
1
....
claes
of,
livestock,
Hritii-I.
Ihe
leuiolaturel
.
..
ll.l.ll.JI
MVl.ll.llfkPtf
ttf'
l.l...
Two
Hr
...I
......
......
....
.
.,,1
Ji.l
lin.i
loiinni
ii,
uhlch
it
wo
provided
thai
the
etly
was
lo
be
ofrerml
ro
reel
d
waterfront
in
exchange
for
il
.is
-en
I
I.,
the
fillliw
ill
of
I'kiw
Hay.
Ihe
object
was
to
have
an
vcl.ause
iiia.le
by
which
the
lailsvay
company
would
receive
the
proerty
inside
I'-ow
Hay
and
Ihe
irv
eminent
the
I5n
feel
or
waterfront
outside.
As
the
ulli-male
objeet
i.r
the
railway
company
would
be
lo
fill
in
Cow
Hay.
I
he
railway
commission
had
made
an
order
in
Mairh
V
lhat
he
exchange
ibelvveen
the
provincial
eovernmetit
and
the
railway
company
eoul.l
nol
he
made
until
the
city
gives
ils
assent.
Apart
from
lhal
the
city
had
mi
actual
rights
in
Cow
Hay.
Mr.
Naden
made
it
clear
Unit
he
had
no
authority
lo
offer
the
city
any
particular
portion
of
Ihe
walcrfn.nl
involved
hut
he
had
cine
to
Ihe
conclusion
lhal
?i"
feel
of
waterfronl
on
the
wesl
side
of
Ihe
moulh
r
Cow
Hay
would
better
suit
Hie
cily
s
requirements
than
Ihe
I'liu
feel
011
the
easts
side
originally
offered
mi.
1
tie
uas
i.rcnared.
if
the
council
approved,
of
making
lo
Ihe
niirh
a
i-eeoiiUiiendalion
i.rnv
Ineial
aulluiiitics.
As
the
siiiMiii.i.i
iii.w
stood,
no
use
,'ould
be
made
of
the
vvalerfronl-
11
1
.this
point
hy
eilher
tne
......vineiiil
Bovprumeul
or
Hie
inllwuv
comi'iiuy
uniii
a
scun-
nieiit
was
reached
wilh
tin'
city.
ir
11...
ciiv
ci.iincil
refused
to
iiiM-ce
1.1
some
si
cu
nninnr.
looked
as
If
the
tiim'Cinenl
would
he
eventually
broken
and
Ihe
city
would
then
gel
no
waterfront
al
..It.
If
Ihe
city
council
and
tut'
provielal
eoverninmt
came
to
an
,.f.rn...,i...ii
Mm
wa
errroni
coum
prohiibly
Je
put
into
operauon
Ganaral
Discussion
Mr.
Nntlcii"
remarks
were
followed
by
a
discussion
over
maps
of
l)e
ground
presented
l
the
council
by
Mr.
Naden
and
the
ilishicl
etiulneer.
m,.....
NWIn.i
felt
lhat
llmC
should
bo
tanen
lo
dellberale
on
1
ilnl
inieslioii
so
Unit
"I
immature
decision
would
not
lw
rearhed.
If
necessary,
lie
ie
the
coiinoll
mliahl
well
sit
till
miilulghl
on
Hie
mailer
although
lie
was
desirous
of
having
a
ile-eision
reached
so
that
he
could
presonl
Ihe
city's
view-
lo
a
Joint
meeting
of
the
fisheries
commll-(conlinued
on
page
six)
"Hi
tty
Boston
Grill
m
A
SW
A
mttttl
r
r
aff
nuiuuicu
Service
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hal!,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
Tiest
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XV
NO.
205,
i
niMiiv
nirr.ui.
n.o.,
o.mi,),
,u
r.AlHr.M
I
i.
I',ia..
iwtr
cH-euutic
iun
su-ttt
sIm.
47t.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
Again
Before
Demand
for
the
that
Neighborhood
0
quarter
last
nigl.l
(k-iiarl-
In-
l-ilv
..nin.r
n.u.i
n."n
'
relurii
for
a
'"I
".-
IIIB
.ily
PROGRESSIVES
NOT
ISSUINQ
STATEMENT
WHAT
THEY
WILL
DO
VI.XII:(.
.Nov.
It.
-Itol.erl
l-'orke,
leader
of
the
l'i'oi:re..iv',
an-iioum-.-il
al.
the
concliii-ion
of
a
iiu'Hiiiir
of
up-porleri
yeelerday,
lhal
110
I
a
t
cmcn
!
would
In-
i
.ut'd
al
pri'.cnl
dealing
with
lite
aMiludc
of
I
lie
parly
al
tlx-
coming
eiiou
of
Parliament.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WON
MY
PRIZES
Much
Money
In
Apple
Classes
and
Livestock
Captured
by
this
Province
TUIIllNTd.
Nov.
It.
Hrili-h
t!oltiiubia
look
a
a"dl.v
number
priies
t
the
royal
w'lnlcr
fair
whtfli
was
offkially
opeueJ
here
elei-dly.
In
loxe
6f
ai-
ple
and
apple-.,
In
coiiititerlat
II.
U
held
its
wwu.
uud
loo'
u.
nil
priie
money.,
in
varioti
"
-
'
if......
....l....
.........
v.-
.......
in
eoin.elfllun
wilh
Ihe
i.esl
111
t'
leasl.
EMBARGO
ON
DAMP
WHEAT
Dryers
In
Vancouver
Elevators
Clogged
with
A
berla
Shipments
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
14,
Owing
to
heavy
shipments
or
tough
or
damp
wheat
from
Alberta
clogging
the
dryers
here,
an
embargo
has
been
placed
on
shipments
from
the
prairies
effective
lonlpht.
II
Is
expected
that
the
em-bargo
w'il
be
brief
as
weather
conditions
on
the
prairies
are
now
favorable,
giving
relief
to
the
necessity
or
drying
wheat.
WINNIFRED
VALENTINO
SUING
FOR
DIYORCE
Rudoph
Will
Not
Live
with
Her
so
She
Is
Asking
Paris
Courts
to
Intervene.
t:V
YIHIK.
Nov.
1
1.-
Willi
fred
lludnul
Valentino,
through
her
mother,
today
confirmed
reports'
that
she
had
instituted
a
soil
for
divorce
in
Paris
Haiu-t
Itudnlph
on
lhal
the
grounds
thai
he
ivfii-.-d
in
live
with
her
conspiracyIrials"
COME
UP
THURSDAY
VANCttLVKH,
Nov.
It.
-
Willi
Ihe
aciuillal
veslcrday
of
the
Ihree
Point
drey
police
officials
on
abduction
charges
cleared
from
ilie
present
nssie
docket
Ihe
last
has
not
been
heard
of
Mils
cliarue.
however,
as
lleevc
I'aliin
of
Point
drey,
M.
H.
.lack
son.
Commissioner
II.
J'.
M.
lira-
iiev.
Mrs.
T.
H.
Slrultoii
and
Dav
id
I'alerson
appeared
in
court
and
were
remanded
until
November
lit,
on
a
charge
of
conspiracy
lo
abduct
tVv
ong.
Aid.
W.
M.
llrown
left
on
this
morning's
I
rain
Tor
Hunts
Lake,
He
will
be
away
a
week
or
ten
drvys.
DEATH
OF
ALEX
ROY
LAST
NIGHT
Prominent
Local
Athlete
Passed
Away
In
Hospital
as
a
Result
or
Heart
Trouble
The
death
of
Alrjander
Hoy,
ell
known
for
Hie
part
few
sua
in
local
athletic
circles,
took
place
at
7.
.10
lal
eveuiing
in
the
I'rinctr
lluperl
General
llopital.
He
had
heen
ciirreriiifr
from
heart
lioiilili-
and
had
been
ri..1:
:
,,o,,JUa,
ror
A
native
of-Vjctorla
and
21
years
of
aae.
deceased,
after
having
c.-n
Mttive
service
during
the
(ircal
V;ir-r
will.
Ihe
1
1
lit
";"'"a'
auponnicnocni
1
rns-C.M.II.
caniB
lur.!
diiriuK
M.it.
ferrc.d.
.l0
miooP
and
Mrs.
oiiflructlon
day.
at
Ihe
dry
dork
and
was
there
ei.iidove.l
h
riveier.
I.alfr
l,e
wa
et.n.,
o-cled
wilh
lhcjlnff
of
the
f'.rol-
Ut
:i-'ar
S(re
and
before
his
.le:.!!.
Iih.i
l.wf.
(-ii..,l..vi
,.i
ii.
i:i..pre
Hotel.
iK-eea-ed
was
ur,l,'
r,,r
Vancouver,
where
they
wi!l
",i,k'
l,0"'
fl'r
",e
an
acne
allilcle
and
was
a
(mdl.t
of
Home
repute.
future.
Mr.
Kirkpalrick
is
sii.-
Hesi.le
a
Widow
and
iiree,,'r,',,e,",'rn'
"
"lis
diviMou
or
ear
m.ii
riofilin'
in
Ihe
citv.,""'
cs-
Hailway,
hut
has
re-
the
late
Alex.
Ily
is
survived
hy
us
parents,
Mr.
and
-Mrs.
K.
Hoy
of
Victoria;
three
brothers.
Jack
and
William
or
Victoria,
and
Jim
in
Ihe
United
Slates,
and'
i
wo
sisiei-s.
MisJcsie
Ituy
and
Mrs.
Patterson
ffi
Victoria.
!
the
remains
will
be
taken
south
by
the
strainer
Cardcua
on
rues.)iy
uftcriiiMin
ror
inter
meul.
being
accompanied
by
William
Hoy.
the
i.rolher
who
reached
the
eityflasi
week,
and
fam
Lrskine.
nu
..Id
friend
of
tirceuwi.
1
lie
.
oi.er.akcrs
have
cliuiyc
of
loeal
arrange
ments.
TWENTY
FUR
COATS
-RECOVERED
AFTER
STOLEN
FOUR
YEARS
VANCdl
VKH,
Nov
It.
Iweniv
rur
coat
valued
al
s?:'!),-
(Hiil
stolen
from
1
lie
Hull
I
ur
Company
lien-
on
February
rt.
IPl'.'.
were
recovered
alsl
nighi
and
four
men
were
arrested
lit
coniieclioti
with
the
theft.
CHANGE
OF
SERVICE.
With
the
Irani
service
chang
ing
al
the
week-eml
from
daily
I"
thrice
a
week,
there
will
lie
no
train
from
the
Fast
between
3:3ti
tomorrow
aflernoou
and
7
o'clock
Wednesday
morning.
The
mjxt
train
leaving
for
Ihe
east
after
that
al
H
o'clock
tonight
will
b
tm
.viutiday
mgiii
ai
f
ociock.
NO
TRACE
OF
BODY.
Dragging
operations
were
con
tinned
yesterday
and
were
re
suuied
this
afternoon
by
the
city
police
bul,
so
far,
no
trace
has
yet
been
round
of
the
body
of
Mrs.
William
Frost,
who
Is
be
lieved
lo
have
been
drowned
in
Cow
Hay
early
Wednesday
morn
ing.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked.
Wlieat
1.38
,
C.
P.
II
IJ'J.OO
H.C.
Silver
I.2G
1.30
Daly
Alaska
.11
Duiiwell
..
.1,20
1.50
L.
.
I
.12
Hi
.15
Marmot
,
.10
Premier
i.22
2.25
Purler
Idaho
.10
.10
Terminus
-
.20
Howe
Sound
.
28.00
30.00
lliith
Hope
,
.38
.12
Silvercrest
.07
.00
Surf
Inlet
-
.05
14
.00
In
National
Silver....
.11
U
.15
Itazellon
'
.02
niadstono
.24
.20
Oranliy
,10.50
Hufus
.17
Silversmith
24
.24
Vi
Lucky
Jim
.HW
.10
C..N.H.
sleamer
Prince
Charles?,
Capl,
Nell
McLean,
from
Vancou
ver
and
way
ports,.
'is
due
al
0
o'clock
(his
evening.
.The
Irain
for
the
F.asl
is
awaiting
Ihe
arrival
of
Ihe
Prince
Charles
and
will
leave
at
8
o'clock.
Mummy
of
Fifteen
Pharoah
Been
Luxor
Wearing
Golden
Crown
CAIHO,
Nov.
11.
The
iiiumy
of
TiileiiklKimeti
with
hand
cJapeil
011
Jii
l.reiil-uii(l
a
tall
golden
crown
011
Ins
head
liac
been
disclosed
al
lat,
a!
u
message
from
Luxor.
'
...
:.
..,
,
,
,;
A,,
examination
.,
expert.
e.Lli.hed
lhat
,h.,
Pl-oahj
J
tl
S
wa,
o
,ly
fifleen
year,
old
wJ.en
he
d.ed
aB(
,,,
of
,e
cac
M
,(,
On
Ihe
breast
of
the
mummy
were
found
Uvo
laege
ko!i1'
...
...
,
wuruto
an.l
strapped
lo
the
side
Knives.
j.
p.
kirkpatrick
is
LEAVING
SMIfHERSi
rkpatrick
Leaving
Ml
1111
'
1
"'"""'"
funnier
or
ju-
".v,'r
me
v''ar:
Mr-
a'"1
Mr--
J-
'
Kirkpalrick
arc
leaving
on
Sal-
reived
notice
of
a
transfer
to
a
similar
position
on
the
Kainloop
Idivision,
where
he
will
lake
charge
on
November
15.
Mrs.
Kirkpalrick
has
been
president
of
Ihe
Ladies'
llo-pilit!
Auxiliary
and
was
an
active'
member
of
other
ladies'
organi-
zalioiis
and
her
friends
have
been
giving
a
number
of
social
even
Is
in
her
iioin.r
during
the
week.
pt
IT
fT
1
r7IMp
P.I
,l
IlK
A.l
ill
GOLF
COURSE
Bears
and
Deer
Also
May
be
Seen
on
Jasper
Fairway
While
Beaver
Build
New
House
I
U'lVVIhL'i'
ft
!.
deer,
bear
an.
heaver
are
helping
111
niakntg
tne
Jasper
.National!
Park
course
one
of
the
most
at
tractive
in
.the
Dominion,
accord-ig
lo
report,
received
here
from
Stanley
Thompson,
the
architect
in
charge
of
the
building
of
the
new
course.
He
says
.the
thrifty
Scottish
plan
of
turning
sheep
oil
the
golf
courses
in
order
lo
save
"letter
U"C
sone
one
report
fromj
Mr.
Ihouipsoii
to
Ihe
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
llailways'
here
slates
that
upwards
of
200
elk
titul
deer
w
gra.iiig
on
the
course
and
orders
have
been
issued
lhat
these
animals
be
not
'molested
as
their
presence
tliere
is
beneficial
in
many
ways,
one
of
which
being
in
keeping
the
course
trimmed
down.
Hear
are
also
very
numerous
in
Jhe
vicinity
of
the
fairways
and
greens
and
on
Lac
lieauvert,
close
to
one
of
Ihe
new
greens,
beaver
have
built
a
house
which
adds
to
Ihe
atlrartiveess
of
one
of
the
natural
hazards
of
tho
course.
KILLED
IN
REAR-END
COLLISION
AT
MISSION
Two
Alberta
Stockmen
Victims
of
Railway
Accident
on.
C.P.R.
Last
Night
VANCOl
VF.il.
Nov.
tt.
William
Schmidt
aged
to
and
Joseph
stringer.
2C,
slocknieii
of
Alberta,
were
killed
in
a
rear
end
collision
between
two
Canadian
Pacific
Itailway
freight
trains
two
miles
east
of
Mission
last
night.
NIGHTWATCHMAN
OF
CHANTICLEER
CAFE
IS
HELD
UP
AND
ROBBED
VANCOtVFIl,
Nov.
It.
Filtering
by
'he
hack
window,
two
armed
masked
men
early
yesterday
forced
fieorse
Oaldweli
night
watchman
of
Ihe
Chanti
cleer
Cafe
lo
lake
100
out
of
the
cash
register
and
hand
il
over
lo
Iheni.
They
escaped
hy
way
.r
Ihe
roof.
Year
Old
Discovered
at
two
gold-hilled
swords
and
Kvo
'ROYAL
PURPLE
BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
AFFAIR
Sum
of
S200
was
Cleared
at
Event
Yesterday
Card
Party
and
Dance
Last
Night
The
bazaar
held
yesterday
by
the
Ladies
c.r
Ihe
Itoyal
Purple
troved
a
very
successful
affaft
financially,
the
Mini
of
ahoii'
i00
being
cleared.
Raffles
resulted
as
follows:
Cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
W.
K.
Williscron,
won
by
Mrs.
L.
Astori.
I'air
of
pillowslips,
donated
hy
a
Friend,
won
by
Mrs.
W.
Ital-agno.
Child's
crib
cover,
donated
by
Mrs
Frtzzell,
won
by
Eric
Her-
ner.
Silver
Iray,
donaled
by
Mrs.
John
ltulger,
won
by
1).
Me-
Donald.
Tea
pot
stand,
donated
by
Mrs.
'John
Hulger,
wfm
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart.
Cushion,
donated
by
Mrs.
Fred
Idilhuly.
wtm
by
Mrs.
A.
Aslori.
The
festivities
of
ihe
day
eh-
eu
with
a
winsi
drive,
l.ridgi-
parly
and
dance
last
evening
There
wen
25
tables
ami
th-i
1
.
r
u
w
i
1
1
1
r
a
we
nsr
'
'
Whist
Men's
first."
11.
T'ul-
loch;
men's
consolation,
A.
Oh-nesarg;
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Haskell:
ladies'
cotisolation,
Mrs.
11.
IDallon.
Hi
l.l
...
.......
lun'
fir.
.
"".rt'3
LarM
,alj.
f
M
,
il.arsen;
ladies'
consolation,
Mrs-
.
Akerberg.
llefreshinenls
were
served
an.l
dancing
followed.'
Music
win?
furnished
by
Arthur's
orchestra.
David
Hal
four
was
masler
of
ceremonies
and
A.
Donald
presided
al
Ihe
door.
MACKENZIE
KING
IS
LIKELY
TO
CARRY
ON
Will
Have
Short
Session
Before
Adjourning
For
Christmas
Holidays
OTTAWA,
Nov.
It.-It
is
generally
expected
here
that
the
Mackenzie
King
government
will
be
able
lo
carry
on.
After
a
vote
has
been
taken
and
the
debate
on
Ihe
address
carried
on
for
a
short
time,
Parlianiet
will
pro
bahly
adjourn
for
the
holidays
ami
by
time
il
reassembles
the
Premier
will
have
secured
a
seal
and
his
new
cabinet
will
havo
'jieen
completed.
Officials
of
the
governmental
deparlnients
are
busy
preparing
the
estimates
for
the
coming
year,
the
rushing
on
of
an
early
session
have
changed
all
tho
reg
ular
plans.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
I.
Arsenal
0.
Hury
t.
AsL.it
Villa
3.
llud.tersrieid
0.
lloltt.11
5.
Maurhesler
City
1.
Hurnley
I.
Sherrield
C.
I.
Leeds
I.
Cardiff
City
0.
Leicester
t,
Sunderland
I.
Liverpool
2.
West
Itromwich
0
Manchester
I'.
3.
Hirininghaiu
I
Newcastle
f.
3.
Tottenham
1.
iNolls
County
0.
l.vcrlou
3.
West
Ham
2,
Hlackhurii
t.
Scottish
League,
Division
l7"
Airdrieoiiians.
t,
Dundee
t.
Clydebank
2.
Falkirk
3.
Dundee
U.
2.
Aberdeen
'0.
Hamilton
1.
Hibernians
2.
Hearts
3.
Molherwcll
1.
Morion
2.
Queen's
Park
Q.
Parlick
Thistles
2,
Kilmarnock"
1
Ilailh.
Hovers
I.
Celtic
2.
hangers
3,
Cowdenbeath
0.
St.
Johnston
I.
St.
Minim
0.
HALIBUT
TAKE
DIVE
IN
PRICE
Down
to
Ten
and
Eleven
Cents
For
First
Class
View
of
Expected
Landings
Tliere
are
homc.ililltr
iik
f,5
boats
still
out,
all
due
to
.arrive
within
a
few
days,
and
Ihe
result
is
that
heavy
landiitgs
are
expected
Sales
today
were:
Seattle.
18.00(1,
al
10.80c
and
Cc
to
Cold
Storage.
Polaris.
38,0(10,
to
10.00c
and
Cc
lo
Uoolh
Fisheries.
Hadio,
28.000.
at
10.80c
and
Cc
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Hunana,
27.0OO,
al
10.10c
and
Cc
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
At
tiu
20.000,
at
li.lOc
and
Cc
(refused
lo
sell,
going
to
Scat-tic)
II
bona.
8.000.
al
lO.tlOc
and
lie
to
Cold
Storage.
Thelma.
ti.SOO.
at
lie
and
Cc
to
Cohl
Storage.
WESTERN
GRAIN
BUSINESS
UP
About
Five
Times
as
Many
Cars
Delivered
at
Vancouver
this
Year
as
Last
WINNIPKO.
Nov.
It.
Deliveries
of
grain
lo
Vancouver
are
approximately
five
times
as
great
since
August
I
of
this
year
as
for
the
corresponding
period
of
-Ltrst
-year
I0,03
cars
were
delivered
whereas
this
year
tliV
iiim.beLUiTt.t?
ts?iSl"r-
While
tjle
increase
in
deiTvcr-ies
to
Vaiifouvcr
is
.large,
Hoi
bulk
or
Ihe
grain
still
flows
east,
almost
as
many
ears
having
been
unloaded
al
the
lakehead
duririf
the
week
as
for
the
whole
season
lo
dale
a!
Vancouver.
The
ears
unloaded
during
the
week
num
bered
4.050.
NO
CHANCE
OF
SAVING
DIVER
British
Admiralty
Consider
Men
Aboard
M-l
are
all
Lost
PLYMOITH,
Eng.,
Nov.
14.
The
submarine
monitor
M-L
which
dived
and
failed
to
route
up
and
which
was
located
yes
terday,
is
believed
16
be
submerged
in
210
feet
of
water
an-1
rescue
of
survivors
is
thought
lo
be
impossible
owing
to
the
tremendous
nr&ssurc
at
that
depth
LONDON,
Nov.
II.
The
ad-mirally
is
definitely
convinced
lhal
there
is
no
possibility
of
saving
tin-
crew
of
the
subiuarne
M-l
which
is
lying
oil
the
bottom
olT
Ihe
Devonshire
Coast.
EXPLOSION
AT
ALBERTA
MINE
Three
Dead
and
Others
Injured
In
Shaft
Near
Drumheller
Last
Night
CALOAHV.
Nov.
II.
Thre3
men
are
dead
and
at
least
Hired
eriously
injured
a,
Ihe
result
of
an
explosion
at
Ihe
new
coal
mine
shaft
near
Kirkpalrick,
five
miles
from
Drumheller
laal
night.
Other
casualties
are
feared.
The
dead
are
Mike
Oilday,
.1.
J.
M.-Lean
and
L.
Ilurke.
AN
EXPLOSION
KILLS
THREE
NEARMONTREAL
MONTIU-AL,
Nov.
It
Charles
Mathieu
and
M.
Trmleau.
employees
and
A
.McLean,
a
visitor
lo
Ihe
plant,
were
killed
yesterday
aflemoon
when
an
explosion
destroyed
the
packing
room
of
the
Canadian
Explosives
Company
at
Heloell,
25
miles
from
Mont
real.