TIGHT
VICTORIAN
Sign
of
Any
Change
In
Spite
Hriiib
Columbia.
of
Po
Itlcal
Fireworks
and
Referring
to
the
report
of
Dr.
Opposition
Newspapers
Mevfn.
superintendent
of
men
i
;ti
hoopitalo,
in
winch
i
was
Daily
Ne
j
staled
that
a
lanae
iiuhiImt
of
in
i
i;
N
iv.
19.
Tin-
poii-jltie
defect
ic
wore
hereditary
bete
is
nut
had
rae.
Mr.
Sloan
urged
that
atH'iir.
A
mini-
-lep.
liould
be
lakrn
to
prevent
it...
.........
..
,
....i.
..
.
vett
willi
'lie
vi-i"!!
Mhen
they
allow
and
eiu'our
Mlnrnt-t
'teiier:!!
atfi
Hie
iiiHiuiK
ni
menial
tieiee-
i
iuelf
f
i
(t
Die
In
in
iv
it
Peiilil
j'-e
ri'iil-
ii-
liiili
taken
ly
I
he
n
n-fll'lttj:
to
linl'lj
.!
the
M.
I
nixer-iir
Oulliliiuo
nulil
Winter.
Wit
in
Ilie
ill
the
jnllire
'he
little
11it)
i
link
lliinle.
the
i"i
likely
!
tie
-""inn
and
there
a
pKiviurial
eer-
W
Inn
lii'il-lirlii'
ILDUP
STORY
WAS
A
HOAX
kllce
at
Vancouver
Say
It
Was
Concocted
to
Cover
up
Theft
of
Money
From
Chanti
cleer
N:t
Tlt.
Nov.
Ill
-llrund-c
li-dluii
Mioiy
told
hy
1
l;iit'.n,
niKht
wnteh-
i
lie
(
liaiilli'leer
tJafe.
il
ll
p,s
In'
police
todny
urroled
fu
.il
i
liat.
il
him
with
'Ihefl
I
r
'
;
urn
with
the
dUnp-
I'1
or
Mllll
finiii
the
ninth
'
Friday.
I
;
pnliee
lutt
thai
lald-
ll'i
Willi
huIiI
tin
uMi
fjirri'i!
Iiv
i!
'.UNM'd
men
lo
hand
oxer
"
"ipv,
now
inlniilli'd
he
liad
(i
the
story
In
coxer
up
ii'ft
a
irs
V..
Starr,
inanaiii'r
of
'''
t
,.
Fn.ienei.
and
Mrn.
Ill
Wlil
kllll
ill
ll.ii
mill
if
till'
f
i
Seuiile.
They
expccl
to
''"U
lie
winter
vi.illntr
nl
vur-
J0"li
ill
I
f
W'c.llM
Il
.lllll't
.
NOTICE.
llii'
annual
mcellujr
of
'''
Canadian
FMilnir
'''I
Ownerit'
AMorlallou
vv"
lie
helil
in
the
fillv
Hall
lo.nlRhl.
Thuwdny.
Wernlier
111.
nl
K.
n.m.
tupiiihiTM
pleane
alenil.
hr-
ami
iuoiIiii
r
a
rrnll
of
human
d'-relirt."
C.P.R.
SHIPMENTS
0?
GRAIN
TO
VANCOUVER
Capacity
of
Elevators
Cut
Down
by
Quantity
of
Tough
Grain
Delivered
There
WI.V.MI'Kt..
Nov.
Il.
W
ern
liiHiieiili
of
Bin
in
over
CP.
It.
to
Vatieouver
amount
ri.3ll
t
.r-
a
aitaiii!
l.o?l
of
Trade
has
sent
a
reipiest
to
the
Hoard
or
fnderwrllera
at
Vancouver
asking
for
a
downward
revision
of
Hie
fire
Insurance
rales.
BIRTH.
A
daughter
wan
l"fti
nl
lh
Prince
llupcrl
flcncral
Hospljil
on
November
IH
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Find
W.
flrlmlile,
Tenth
Avcnun
Fasl.
itt-hi'
lo
for
the
wiiir
pt-noil
tal
year.
lui-HiK
the
name
period
i&.0H0
rars
dae
lieen
delivered
at
the
lake
Lead
ami
about
;.(0"
ut
local
null-.
It
l
reported
that
the
normal
elevator
canarlly
al
Vancouver
i
MX
tnilliKii
iiilifU
hut
ovvinj;
to
n
nn
if
li
louah
I'.raln
lieinu
le-live'
etl
I
here
Hi"
rapacity
i
cul
ilovvii
to
five
million
COLONIZATION
OF
INTERIOR
AREAS
ON
LARGE
SCALE
J.
'Morrin
"f
Vanonxer
now
in
romnuiniealioii
with
a
tyndlenle
of
Americau
who
plan
rolonUiitlon
on
a
laiwe
i-calc
of
amp
in
the
Necliakn
and
Hulk-ley
Valley
and
the
Peace
Itiver.
Mr.
Morrix
left
Vancouver
thi
week
on
n
lenulliy
trip
Ihrouph
Kaiiitii,
Mitteouri,
Tennc?otee
and
Kentucky
lo
meet
the
principals
behind
the
proponl.
XlAV
VOMK,
Nov.
ID.
A
loan
or
$10(1.00(1.000
t
i
Ihe
Italian
tjuverniiiem
fin
I
Ik
purpose
of
insuring
financial
support
for
restoration
of
)
lie
goid
standard
in
llaly
liar
been
arranged
llirujigh
;i
group
of
American
bank
headed
ly
J.
I'.
Morgan
1
.;.
TWENTY
BOATS
YET
TO
REPORT
Sales
of
Halibut
This
Morning
Few
Cents
Higher
Than
For
Terminu
Daly
Alaska
Manned
I'.
P.
It
Yesterday
Slightly
oer
twenty
fishing
Uiatn
have
not
yet
rejiorted
and
it
i
i'xwled
moot
of
them
will
nrinji
llioir
enletie
hen.
The
Sea
Maid
urrivwt
too
lale.
today
to
efl
ami
her
ratrh
will
be
of-feml
toniorruw
morning
along
,4.
..
earn
.
.r
.
..
.u
"jwji,
,
arrive.
irrn
tolln
i
mi:
i"
i.wlial
Might
In
termed
an
uuual-
ility
then-
i-
n-.
Ural
policy.
The
eople
of
Can-
'ndtttVM
Kery-;ada
are
irulHy
of
fin
of
omi-
l'rlr"were
:i
few
rent
hnrhcrt
thin
luoruln?.
All
the
boat
were
American,
the
delHil
of
(he
aIe,
heiiu
a
follows:
Suinel,
25.(100.
at
l3.J0c
and
(Je
lo
Allin
Firlicrtc..
"mauey.
IK.onn.
at
lie
and
Cc
In
Cold.
.Slorapo.
Oalilution.
15.000.
al
12c
and
6c
to
Cold
Slornce.
Italnier.
Sti.OOO.
nl
12.50c
and
fir
lo
lloolh
FilM?rie.
Kanaea.
30.000,
al
18.10c
and
Cc
to
Colli
Horace.
(itipNIone.
50.000.
at
12.10c
and
Cc
to
Hnyal
Fish
(X
Wave.
1.000.
ut
12.10c
and
Cc
to
lloyal
Fih
Co.
PEACE
PACT
IS
ENDORSED
Locarno
Agreement
Ratified
by
British
House
With
Huge
Majority
LONDON,
Nov.
19.
The
motion
of
Rt.
Hon.
Austen
Chamber
aln
for
the
rati
f
cation
of
the
Locarno
security
pact,
whereby
European
nations
undertake
never
to
declare
war
on
each
other
again,
was
carried
In
the
Hocso
of
Commons
last
night
by
a
vote
of
375
lo
13.
A
Labor
amendment
In
connect'pn
with
Mr.
Chamberlain's
motion
was
defeated
333to130;
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
II.U.
Silver
...
Ihinwcll
I..
&
lA
ii.......
.....
IS
ASKING
FOR
LOWER
PorU
ii:
FIRE
INSURANCE
RATE'S
i,,ieT'I."
(iladliiniv
...
NKl.SUX.
Nov.
10.
The
Hoard
silvercnl
...
Howe
Sound
.......
...
Iltilh
Hopo
Nallonnl
Silver...
Hatelton
-
n
ran
by
RIlverMilIlh
Lucky
Jim
filaole"
Indian
!
Kid.
Asked.
I.ti
i
1.32
1.12
I.30
1.50
.I3V4
.17
"jO
.15
.IN
.05
V
.00
.2H
W
.-'l
H.
.07
Vt
.09.
.25
.15
.10
...I
IH.00
28.1)0
.3H
.141!
10.50
.11
'4
.
.50
ts
.04
30.00
.12
.15
.02
.2Pn
.10
,00
TAXI
W
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Large
Upstair
pining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'"'try
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
v
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VMl.
XV
NO,
2(59.
PIUXCK.
IllPEKT.
TIJUItSDAY.
NOVKMHHH
III.
125
Lady
Hikers
Reach
Vancouver
After
Being
Two
Months
on
the
1lrUt't
Circulation
U3
Jti'c
J
ii
t
-era
nd.
retired
French
number
al
Washington,
who
;it
wi
ik
n
it
Look
lo
lie
railed
"The
Lil-enry
Holnn
if
the
Knglirli
People."
Road
by
way
of
Prince
George
Kxuctly
two
nioiillit
on
1
tic
roud.
.Mi.
Sam
Joliiiun
and
Mi
Anna
Jlorvik.
hiking
from
here
lo
Vancouver,
reached
their
objective
vc-lerdav
afternoon
according
to
wont
reaching
Ihe
citv
today.
Leaving
here
at
5
o'clock
on
the
morning
of
September
IS,
Hie
two
ladies
hiked
il
over
Ihe
lies
from
Prince
Huperl
to
Prince
ticoige,
went
south
from
lliere
over
the
Qiiesiiel
highway
and
Cariboo
trail
lo
Ahcroft
and
resumed
Ihe
journey
from
there
into
Vancouver
on
tjie
C.P.H.
tracks.
Often
they
were
of
fered
lifts
iiul
these
they
did
not
deipn
lo
accept,
slamlm?
resolute
on
the
undertaking
to
walk
the
entire
distance
of
auoul
1,-OOii
mile".
Mrs.
.lohiisou
it
is
expected
will
return
to
Prince
Itupeit
shortly
Humph
Miss
Hnrvik
may
remain
longer
in
the
fOUtli.
TRIBUTE
TODAY
FOR
THOSE
WHO
DIED
ON
VESSEL
Burial
Service
Read
and
Flowers
Thrown
cn
Water
Memory
of
Submarine
Crew
Pl.VMOtTlt.
Nov.
Hi.
An
mi-
pressiy,t
iribule
was
paid
by
the
Navy
today
to
the
memory
of
G8
officers
and
men
who
perished
in
the
submarine
M-l
a
week
ago.
The
fleet
assembled
al
dawn
at
a
spot
off
the
coast
of
Devonshire
where
the
submarine
made
Ihe
fatal
dive
and
the
burial
service
tor
those
who
die
at
sea
was
re.
id
after
which
wreaths
of
fl"vns
were
tlirowu
Upon
the
wa'e'
KILLED
MOTHER
AND
SISTER
BEFORE
SHE
TURNED
GUN
ON
SELF
HUTTK,
Mini!..
Nov.
10.
Mrs.
Madeline
Hon'lli,
30
years
of.
nee.
shot
and
kilb'M
her
mother,
Mrs.
Chillies
Schmidt.
07
years
of
age,
her
sister
15
years
old,
and
then
turned
the
gun
on
herself,
ending
lier
own
life,
at
Ihe
family
home
today
She
recently
suffered
a
nervous
breakdown.
DOWAGER
QUEEN.
ILL.
LONDON,
Nov.
,
ID,
Dowager
Queen
.Alexandra
Is
.critically
.111
will)
heart
attack.
REV.
GEORGE
O.
FALLIS.
.
"
""
v.-
.
mm
3
A
Pastor
of
Canadian
Memorial
Chiiri-h,
Vancouver,
who
led
a
delegation
of
Vancouver
pastors
to
cities
in
Washington
and
Oregon1
ill
connection
Willi
International
(loodwdl
Sunday
lliis
week.
Some
fifteen
Vancouver
pastors
crossed
the
hor-'
der
and
preached
thai
day
and
I
heir
places
in
Vancouver
were
laker
by
puslors
n-i'in
I
lie
older,
nbv
LUMBERMEN
SHOULD
PROTECT
BUSINESS
H00H00
CLUB
TOLD
VANCOI
VF.H.
Nov.
10
Unless
the
lumber
dealers
take
steps
Immediately
lo
combat
the
cam
pawn
being
waged
against
con
struction
of
frame
houses
In
the
I'uitcd
Slates,
the
industry
in
Canada
will
suffer
serious
loss,
II.
A.
Kendall
of
North
Tonowan-
da,
N.Y.,
told
the
lloolioo
Club
today.
!
StMt
(tlt
EOT
4.4
4.
ARRESTS
MADE
MURDER
CASE.
.
IIAZKI.TON.
Nov.
lit.
Tlirce
-uierl"-
have
been
arretted
hy
Hie
provitirial
polii.'i
in
connection
with
the
rtiiiMMi.-ed
iiiurili'r
of
.Matthew
McLean,
Hazcl-tou
Indian,
who
was
lost
from
tin.
pi
are
about
a
year
ago
ai
d
whowe
remain
were
discovered
recently
al
jniIvii.
a
coroner
s
jury
iai'-r
liritiin
in
a
venJiel
!hal
deceased
had
nit-1
his
death
an
a
remit
of
foul
play.
ODD
SHIPMENT
NEW
ZEALAND
COMMISSIONER
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
WILL
VISIT
CITY
j
Commissioner
Rich
oT
I
lie
Salvation
Army
and
Mrs.
Rich
are
now
on
the
coast
cn
route
lo
Juneau
where
they
will
attend
the
annual
congress
of
Indians
of
the
Northern
CoasL
At
the
conclusion
of
the
congress.
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
Rich
will
visit
Prince
Rupert,
Port
Simpson.
.Maxell
on
and
(Jlen
Vow-eM.
VICTORIA
COUGARS
DEFEAT
CANADIENS
Exhibition
Game
In
Montreal
Results
,n
5
to
3
Victory
for
Pacific
Coasters
MONTREAL,
Nov.
19.
The
Victoria
Cougars.
Dominion
hoc
key
champions,
defeated
the
Can
adieus
or
the
National
Hockey
League
by
a
score
or
5
lo
3
in
an
exhibilioo
game
here
last
nlglit..
Advertl
in
the
Diily
News
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
INSANE
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
ON
INCREASE
WO
WOMEN
FROM
RUPERT
COMPLETE
LONG
JOURNEY
TO
SOUTHERN
GOAL
Hnister
Brings
Up
Serious
Problem
of
Mental
Defectives
HTOlWA.
Nov.
lit.
Ilnti.i
Columbia
-
raring
for
in
i.'
li)-.iiuN
and
asylum
one
tnenl.illv
dcrr.liu'
person
mil'
ur
population
according
li
figures
presented
in
the!
lure
by
Hon.
Willium
Slo.ui,
provincial
serrelnrv.
vho!
i
it
resolution
lu
uulhorizc
the
aHMiilmeiit
of
a
special
t1
t
j
nive-ligalc
lh'
mIiioIioii.
M
Si.ijn
staled
lliul
the
increase,
of
insane
in
the
province
v
2
IihiI
lieeu
uiil
of
nil
proi'orlion
lo
tlit
im-reusc
of
pop-i!'
)
n
l
In'
present
year,
the
condition
ti,d
readied
a
IVERNMENT
IS
'iim'i
serious
ap"-ri.
Mental
defect
ive.
I
lie
minister
i
i
inijctl.
HUM
numbered
about
IHMi
mill,
of
lli
total
iiiiiiiImt.
trr
cent
had
been
born
of
Canada,
(if
the
thirty
iter
hum
in
Canada
only
'ii
ht
wnl
had
been
born
in
LOAN
TO
ITALY
MADE
BY
BANKS
IN
UNITED
STATES
:
KLAN
PLANS
TO
HOLD
PARADE
i
;
-
,
Imperial
Klailk
Says
Three
Thousand
Expected
to
Take
Part
In
Vancouver
YANCOLVFIt.
Nov.
ID.
Major
L.
L.
Powell,
Imperial
Klazik
of
the
Kauaihan
hiiijMils
of
the
Ku
Klux
Klan,
who
is
now
in
Van-
i
comer
arter
having
been
held
up
for
about
a
week
al
the
tiorder.
!
announces
that
in
about
a
week
or
ten
days
there
will
be
a
parade
,of
Ihe
new
hooded
order
with
something
like
three
thousand
I
taking
part.
!
The
Imperial
Klazlk
stated
that
Ihe
Klan
was
now
well
established
both
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
and
brandies
were
be-
irg
formed
in
North
Vancouver,
F-a.l
Vancouver.
New'
Westminster
and
at
two
plat-es
up
the
I
raser
vallejv
In
Saskatchewan
Files
Sent
from
B.C.
to
Fight
also
seven
or
eight
organization
Destructive
Pests
In
South-
are
under
way
but
so
far
there
ern
Dominion
has
been
no
invasion
of
Alberla.
As
joou
as
the
organization
VICTORIA,
Nov.
ll.
Nineteen
is
ready,
a
permit
for
the
big
hundred
lace
w;ng
flies
in
spec-'
parade
will
be
sought
from
Ihe
ial
boxes
stored
in
a
refrigerator
chief
of
police
here
and
the
Union
aboard
the
big
molorship
Aoran-
Jack
will
be
carried
al
the
head
le
fefl
hist
niahj
for-A'ew
Zca-
."f
Hie
line,
'
land
where
(hey
will
battle
in
park
and
pleasure
ground
of
the
southern
Dominion
lo
protect
I
oaks
and
other
M'ees
from
Ihei'
depredations
of
the
green
fly.
The
shipment
w.is
collected
by
enlomtdogisls
from
under
the
loose
bark
of
the
pine
trees
in
Uie
Okanagati
district.
The;
Shipment
Hrilish
Columbia
flies
it
is
e-pecleil
will
prey
on
the
green
flies
and
hold
in
elieck
Iheir
de-Iruelion
of
the
deciduous
lree
in
New
Zealand.
DOMINION
BOARD
OF
'
TRADE
NOW
MOOTED
Would
Fi
I
Post
of
Non-Political
Advisory
Body
on
Colonization
and
Agriculture
WINNIPFC.
Nov.
Il.
--
The
formation
of
a
Dominion
Hoard
of
Trade
in
recognition
of
Hit"
aspiration
of
;lic
maritime
provinces
for
the
creation
of
a
non-iol
lu
al
advisory
tioard
on
co
.on
nation
and
agriculture,
was
rniioi'st'd
in
a
resolution
parsed
a
i!
t-'iai
session
yesterday
of
ne
f
s:
I
s
i
t
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
wide
ceonom-
t(
'Oil
f-venre.
BIG
PRICE
FOR
STEWART
ORE
From
Porter-Idaho
Fetches
S9S.61
a
Ton
at
Selby
Smelter
VICTORIA.
CSov.
1D.
Payment
for
07.11
Ions
of
ore
sold
to
the
Selby
Smelter
near
San
Francisco
al
1H.0I
a
Ion
has
been
received
by
officials
of
the
Porter-Idaho
mine
on
Ihe
Marmot
River
near
Slewarl.
it
is
announced
here.
Fitly
tons
more
is
now
ready
for
shipment.
POLICE
SEEKING
W.
J.
RICHARDS
VAXCOlVF.ll.
Nov
1J.
W.
J.
Richards.
who
escaped
from
custody
while
handcuffed
and
about
to
be
incarcerated
in
okalla
prison
farm,
Saturday
night,
is
since
then
believed
to
have
molested
women
three
lime
on
Ihe
streets.
Detectives
who
answered
a
call
yesterday
chased
Richards
through
(tie
streets
but
he
eluded
capture
hy
clauilx'ring
over
a
high
board
fence.
COMMISSION
TO
REVIEW
TAGGING
OPERATIONS
V.VXiHH
VF.R.
Nov.
19.
-
Sal
mon
lagginu
operations
carried
on
during
Hie
summer
by
Caua-
litMi
and
Fluted
Slates
fisheries
fficials
will
be
reviewed
at
a
meeting
of
the
international
Pacific
salnmu
commission
in
Seal-
He
next
Tuesday.
T
date
three
thousand
salmon
have
been
Incited
in
Rrilisb
Columbia
waters.
PUBLIC
NOTICE.
The
Light
and
Power
will
be
shut
off
Friday
between
IS
noon
and
I
p.m.
for
about
30
minutes
lo
connect
up
Grain
F.le-vaLor.
-
Cily
Light
Dept.