V
25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
innate
at
Anytime
cund'
Exchange
Building
MtTTVinnCK,
Prop,
HI
Ki
ll.
as
born
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
st
their
home
ou
rlltb
this
morning,.
im:ral
NOTICE.
J,-:rrl
services
for
the
lr
C'nmeron
will
be
"
the
Presbyterian
larf'i
tonight
ut
7.30
and
i!.i
8lo
mains
will
leave
the
'
"dertuklng
Parlor
ut
J'nday
morninir
for
i
ouver.
Jtiv
kindly
accept
this
Hfy
Ht:
OLD
BUCK
TURNS
UP
Old
king"
Pornell
Mill
Anrr
-arrhiao
Hurtm
'l-slU
by
vun
Wmwn
HI;MV
lltKIM'lt.
Mh-hlgan.
N.
mWnJjniln
Iraiiallii
I'urnrll.
ttr4
M.
Ilie
-oli
'
"''
otranre
rrllgtou
-lii
naiiieil
Ilie
-ll.iuM-
f
KstM."
!
!
w
mu'hl
fr
ire
Ihan
llirre
years
a
rtrprr
t
""
anmaii-IkhmI
a
arrr-lwl
on
hi
rrlurn
hrfT
Turxl.)
tilsltt
il
s
rr-lrH
ll
un
lH
f
on
lrrrinlH'r
t
,M",',
"pr
u
M-rlu
rlurir
marte
l.
young
auinrn.
Pum-ll
l
sutterlni!
Irm
a
i,rre
lllne.
EXPERT
W0KK1NCS
ON
PORT
DEVELOPMENT
VICTORIA
JUST
NOW
vtcrrfilUA.
No.
18.
lloger
D.
Plnneo.
.
nnrt
elopmfnt
expert,
who
has
,
far
some
osys
InvestlgsUng
the
.vnalltlrs
of
this
port
snd
Itt
do
L.mu
declares
thst
he
has
already
ale
well
defluetl
projects
that
will
make
for
lucreased
business.
These
he
is
announcing
what
wurkmg
on
without
10,1
Mrly
pub"
Uej
are.
his
P
-
.
a.
i-
K.nM
nf
lUfi.
Holty
may
injure
cess.
l
1
iM'NCIl
FRANC
(JAINED
TEN
POINTS
YESTERDAY
MONTREAL.
Nov.
18.
Continuing
its
w.ki.
recovery,
the
French
franc
vwiterdst
with
an
overnight
'
r
t'i
points
at
S.4
ceuU.
This
high
level
on
the
reirrei'
a
"
1
new
.
1
...
.j....
f
the
franc
from
pedlar
....
.,.
the
IB3
on
July
w
,
W
the
franc
s
,equl-
net
appre.-i.tion
v.,ent
to
.pprotlas&y
.U
,prW
rrench
bond
re
higher
,,v
(
ND1DATES
FOR
MAYOR
OF
EDMONTON
EDMONTON.
Nov.
18-Thl.
six
City
M
h.7.U
csndldstf.
in
sight
for
the
,.-
Thev
are
Rice
Bheppard.
dfr!n.,U:AM
'm.n
J.
J.
Dugan.
ex,
"P1"-"
I
A
Clarke
aud
A.
U.
Q.
mayor
jo"
Dun
.
.
VANCOUVER
Nov.
18.
The
Ajpeu
Court
has
reserred
Judgment
In
the
appeal
of
the
Robertson
&
Hsckett
U
against
a
fine
of
110
Imposed
in
poi.tr
court
and
sustained
by
Chief
Just,.
OMdou
Hnuter.
in
the
Supreme
Cou.-for
the
failure
of
the
company
to
coo
ply
with
the
Minimum
Wage
Act,
-This
appears
to
be
a
case
h:e
i
legislature
has
tried
to
control
industry
and
found
tsif
in
gra--
dimculties.
remarked
Chief
Justice
J.
A.
Mcdoaa.i
of
the
Court
m
Apjieal
at
the
conclut,
loa
of
argument
of
counsel
last
nigt
Hon
J.
W.
de
li.
Parrls.
K.C..
counbel
for
the
company,
argued
that
the
appli
cation
of
a
minimum
40c
per
hour
wags
to
the
lumber
industry
was
dtacrtmln
atory
nd
placed
the
industry
in
an
unfair
position,
lie
declarde
that
the
Act
should
be
made
generally
applic
able
before
becoming
effective.
QUEEN
MARIE
QUITS
TRIP
KINO
rr.UIIINAMt
Mt'K
Ml
IIEK
HEC
TIC
TWII"
Mlf-T
COME
Tl
AN
ENII
Jmnn
LOUISVILLE.
Nsv."
18.Qucen
Marie
of
Reumanla
decided
to
abandon
her
American
J.6ur
t.t
a)troU
on
Saturday
so
she
may
sail
homeward
next
Wed'
ttsdS-
frilm
New
York
aboard
the
liner
.
i
aa
n
',1...
ueiergana."
.a
srriuun
ium
iu
iui
condition
ot'htr
spouse.
King
Ferdlu
and,
is
said
to
be
the
cavue
for
Marie's
decision.
-
I'lONIIlIt
MtltKilM
HIES
VANCOUVBR,
November
18-Charle
Nelson,
aged
63.
a
pioneer
Vancouver
druggist,
died
last
night.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY.
KOVEMDER
13,
192G.
DAME
t
LARA
Bl
TT
who,
with
her
husband,
it
kenii.
-
Jey
Rurnford,
has
ut
com,le
ed
a
lofjy
tour
t
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
has
brought
wth
her
a
"discoverr"
in
the
person
on
M'
s
l'fhe!
Osborne,
an
Australian
soprano.
Photograph
shows
Dame
Clara
at
Trac-tice
with
her
husband
in
her
liampstead
home.
iStatus
of
Dominions
in
Empire
and
Recognition
of
Autonomy
to
be
Included
in
Statement
JUDGMENT
IN
APPEAL
COURT
IS
RESERVED
NO
DM'IHION
VLT
U.t
llEI
IX
ItOII-
i;kiivii(
ki:tt
t.u
imu:ii
MIMMIM
WAIJE
ACT
Imperial
conference
likely
to
arrange
for
giving
semi-diplomatic
powers
to
high
commissioners
in
London
LONDON,
November
18.
The
proiosed
statement
on
the
constitution
of
the
Empire,
on
which
the
Premier's
committee
on
Inter-empire
relations
has
been
working,
is
now
taking
definite
i
shape.
The
statement
it
is
believed
will
do
the
following:
1.
Define
more
clearly
the
present
status
of
the
Dominions
in
the
Empire.
2.
Recognize
Dominion
autonomy
not
only
in
purely
domes
tic
matters
but
also
in
questions
of
foreign
policy
primarily
concerning
the
Dominions.
'
The
committee
has
not
yet
completed
Its
work
and
some
changes
may
yet
be
Europe
but
mtux
not
plj
acceptance
made
in
tne
siaiemem
ouumea.
of
th-
,iM
h
the
Dominions.
On
IIKill
(MII(INEKS
jthls
point
It
Is
understood
there
has
In
connection
with
a
discussion
by
been
a
division
of
opinion
among
the
Imperial
Conference
committee
on
.
Dominion
delegates
with
the
result
that
inter-emptre
relations,
there-
is
a
proposal
to
widen
the
powers
ot
the
high
commissioners
of
the
various
dominions
and
give
them
seml-dlplomatle
functions.
So
far.
however,
the
matter
is
in
abeyance.
At
the
conference
a
resolution
in
re
ference
to
the
Locarno
treaUes
will
b
confined,
it
Is
expected,
to
an
expres
sion
of
appreciation
of
the
Locarnu
spirit
and
the
work
done
by
Austin
Chamberlain
in
promoting
peace
in
a
resolution
calling
for
fc.mal
adhesion
3t
the
Dominions
to
treaties
is
not
being
presesd.
The
British
government
has
granted
temporary
settlement
In
Loudon
to
170
Russian
Jews
who
have
been
trying
for
three
years
to
enter
the
United
States.
Passenger
travel
to
Europe
from
American'
ports
Isst
summer
showed
ai.
increase
of
10.518
persons
over
IBIS.
Miners
Vote
Against
Proposal
.
to
Settle
Coal
Strike
Under
Terms
Arranged
at
Conference
LONDON.
November
18.
It
is
reported
here
this
morning
that
voting
on
the
Government
terms
for
the
settlement
of
the
coal
strike
resulted
in
rejection,
due
chiefly
to
the
immense
majoritie
cast
against
them
in
Scotland
and
South
Wales
and
partly
to
the
fact
that
local
miners
councils
prevented
miners
already
working
lrom
voting.
The
miners'
federation
today
is
considering
the
voting
re'
turns
which
will
be
referred
to
another
delegate
conference
Friday.
Predictions
as
to
the
outcome
differ
but
the
situation
seems
likely
to
be
influenced
materially
by
the
fact
that
thousands
are
voluntarily
returning
to
the
pits.
Circulation
J
538
Sale
415
ctudled
for
many
yeara.
The
mother
brought
auit
for
HOJDOQ.
Hi
decision
cf
the
court
of
appeal
yesterday
was
against
an
application
aaiclns
that
an
order
authorizing
jury
trial
be
dismissed,
the
majority
of
the
members
of
the
court
baring
decided
againrt
the
contention
of
the
appellants
that
the
rrldence
In
the
case
would
be
of
such
a
nature
that
It
could
not
conveniently
be
heard
by
Jury
but
should
be
presented
before
a
judge
alore.
0I1HERS
APPOINTED
AT
MFXTINfi
IIEU)
HERE
YESTEKDAV
AITERNOON
port
so
'.hat
the
local
boys
may
hate
j11"
the
same
opportunities
as
those
it
etery
seaport
vest
of
Montreal.
The
following
constltue
the
officers
and
executive:
Chairman.
Thos.
McClymont.
Vice-chairman,
Stanley
W.
Taylor.
Hon.
Sec.-Treas..
D.
C.
Paterson."
Executive
F.
O.
Dawson.
J.
J.
Dore.
Capt
J.
R.
nfort..W.
S.
Fisher.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Jarrls
H.
McLeod.
Mayor
Newton,
R.
P.
Ponder.
Philip
M.
Rar-a.
Percy
Tinker
and
Mrs.
Robt.
Blance.
Mrs.
S.
Darton,
Mrs.
J.
Manson
and
Mis.
H.
E.
Treymayne.
tepresenting
the
FISH
ARRIVALS
Two
American
KojIk
ltl
Their
Catches
at
I'NIi
Exchange
till
Murnlng
Two
big
American
halibut
schooners
the
Helgeland
with
70.000
pounds
and
the
Yukon
with
32.000
pounds
scld
their
cstches
over
the
Fish
Exchange.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
purchased
both
fares
at
a
price
ot
U.5c
and
9c.
There
are
still
a
few
American
and
Canadian
boats
to'
come
in
and
the
last
arrival
is
expected
about
next
Tufsday
or
sooner.
GOVERNMENT
WILL
BRIM.
DOWN
A
BILL
G.T.P.
DEBENTURES
OTTAWA,
Nov.
18
-C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
ot
railways
announces
that
it
la
the,
Intention
ot
the
Oovemment
to
bring
down
legislation
at
the
December
session
ot
Parliament
to
give
effect
to
the
arrangement
reached
In
London
tn
September
by
representatives
ot
the
C.
N.
Railways
and
the
stockholders
of
the
O.T.P.
four
per
cent
debenture
stock
over
the
payment
ot
Interest.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
1
Bid:
Asked.
BC
Silver
1.76
180
Oladstone
1
29
31
Indian
,
MY
.05
V,
Marmot
."
.08!
.09
H
Porter
Idaho
.07',,
.0814
Olacler
-07
H'--1
Independence
;.
.07
H
'
M
L.
&
La
08
Premier
..'..1.
300
J.05
Surf
Inlet
.03
.03
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
late3t
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Prijs
Five
Cents
UKK
Ot
THE
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
ji.
i
v
fifiiti
4
iinrnrrri
rim
i
irn
rir
nnfr
Tynr
ynr
jt
iiti
r
mrrin
if'
a
i
w
m
m
w
i
ma
n
arc
-m
m
un
a
m
an
mi
nr
r
aiv
m
i
k
n
i
u
at
a-tv-
II
i
m
X1M.MU11
ruuXLiO
l.LtVmmm
Lill
U1UJU1
IIT
iJifi
UUUiiJil
VJ
UIVUVIA
A
a
I
T
any
irresrs
and
i
wo
Speed
Boat
Seizures
Result
of
Dry
Roundup
of
the
greatest
drives
against
liquor
smuggling
into
Pacific
Coast
States
brought
off
is
now
going
on
IjANC'lKCO,
November
18
A
wholesale
roundup
by
night
resulted
in
the
arrent
of
approximately
fifty
nir-Ie
and
four
here,
wirure
of
two
of
the
fastest
on
the
Cat
and
reiture
of
extensive
documentary
ituting
one
of
the
greatest
driven
ever
made
against
v.
tig
on
the
Pacific
Coaat.
Warrant
have
alo
been
;e
ttrret
of
thirty
other
people
connected
with
the
in'
officer
diacloneil
the
fact
that
they
would
reek
'
"f
moaied
men
behind
the
combine
and
thev
claim
"
c
men
are
caught
tbey
will
accomplish
what
they
urtvorinjr
to
do
for
yearn
and
will
have
dealt
a
death
io!idated
Hxwtera
of
Vancouver,
who
are
alleged
4
the
entire
Pacific
Coast
with
hundreds
of
thousand"
'(Uor
TURE
IS
APPRAISED
AS
LITTLE
VALUE
:
m
il
..
..a-
a
a
a
-a.
a.
a-
illlll'l
jws
or
omriu.
-
it
it
u
u
put
a,
valu
o
in
la
U
DMnuuon
.
mistake
'
immiMkioa.
m
that
iniporUttoo
ol
j
-.que
furuHuts
etitenag
C
rru
had
bees
pprr3
'arruuir
and
rated
a
,
irtirr.
Utreugb
wttos
-.'
!
before
Ui
parllwaseni-.4i
imKn
had
sbown
.
jr
were
absolute)
..ona
tor
the
work
thf
t
r
j-irr
Md
WHEAT
THAN
STORAGE
'
MtHV
MILL
IIWE
in
:-
"M
IV
AUH
I
NTH.
Mill's
"
.tKKiti;
is
tult
'at
pln
b
1
an.
Uf
hrst
WTll
v
io
t
lorrd
Jn
U
timt
m
a
hlp
arriw
'
ih
grain
Irom
the
t
the
acartlljr
ol
b3t-dmkHxl
that
ahlp
owoer
rniea
lor
their
veJ
niakiuc
it
lmpoulble
M
With
the
mpenin
n,:ur
in
Orltalu.
It
I
'tie
commeitlat
altuatton
ffdjut
itwU
and
ahlp-
r
more
regular.
MIM.K
KLMtIV
mux
u
tit
nTitx
LOKVOH.
!.
M-
Secretary
Cuok
at
Ute
MhMt'
rtaetaitoo
Uri
rmUiMi
Uiat
a
tou
of
ike
an
wm
aaunit
Uve
aaxuta
nee
of
tbc
corrnunear
Mnkr
aetUewrat
pnpol
T1"
rau
u
tityhaUc
eacept
In
Yarkahire.
all
Mlftcti
rejKlinf
the
ptrypm
with
couatdtrable
twrsio
Jar
Will
Dacde
Dcniagi
Claim
for
Loss
of
Voice
by
Girl
Who
Planned
be
Professional
Singer
j.
$-
!
VANCOUVER,
November
IS.
Trial
by
jury
euits
brought
against
the
British
Columbia
Rapid
Transit
Cp.
by
Mrs.
Jane
Bral-shavr,
wife
of
the
chief
of
police
of
New
Westminster
and
their:
daughter
Helen,
aged
22,
for
alleged
injuries
and
shock
sustained
here
last
December
7
while
riding
in
one
of
the
company's
buscj
which?rollided
with
a
street
car,
have
been
granted
by
the
court
of
appeal.
;
Miss
Bradshaw
claimed
?25,000
on
the
ground
that
her'yocal
chords
which
were
injured
by
the
accident,
pre-ented
her
becoming
profeaslanal
linger.
for
which
she
had
SERVICE
FOR
-DUAMERON
MILL
TAKE
TLACE
IS
FIRST
rBEMJV-TEKIAX
(IUKC11
THIS
EVEN
IN'(i
INTEBSIENT
IN
VAXCOt'VEIl
The
congregation
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
aa
well
as
the
many
friends
and
'f.VY
LEAGUE
j
acquaintances
of
deceased
regardless
of
I
tonight
In
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
to
pay
their
last
tribute
of
respect
to
Ber.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron..
The
sen-Ices
will
be
conducted
"by
Venerable
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
of
BL
An-
In
response
to
an
Invitation
extended!3"-
oa.m-u.au
u.
br
CaDtaln
O.
P.
Mirrts.
dominion
or-l"'-
wTf
-
v
.
Calle1
Ctmrt.
Special
music
U
gaalzer
of
the
l.ary
League
of
Canada,
rtSuave
gathefTng-of
"tbe
elti-
Ow'!ieliig-
Vrut,
tC!:
'
;
jrens
of
Prince
Rupert
met
in
the
oace-j
Tomorrow
morning
;
-at
MS
-the-re--jof
cart"-
m
the
chapel
Ltd,.;1"1"
the
Northern
Shippltg
Co..
BC
Undertakers
to
O.TP.
wharf
iHays
Olock.
at
S
pjn.
yesterday
for
thei
;
purpose
of
reorganizing
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Branch.
CaDtaln
Morris
outlined
the
Dlan
to
1
No.
3
where
they
will
be
placed
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
and
taken
to
PJ
The
pallbearers
will
be
J.
W.
that
his
be
followed
and
stated
ser-
vices
were
at
the
disposal
of
the
com-
jMcKlnley
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
sslon-
Thomas
McClymont
of
the
mittee
for
as
long
as
was
necessary
to
canvasa
the
city
for
members
with
M-i&xu-l
ot
Managers.
George
Abbott,
re-tle
and
he
presentnfc
the
SL
Andrew's
Society.
W.
expense
to
the
branch,
hop-
Cameran
of
the
Lodge
Loyal
Orange
ed
to
raise
suScleut
funds
to
re-estab-!
lllsh
this
Ho"rd
n
Md-
Wm'
Brown
the
sea
cadet
corps
in
growing
m
a.a
ir....i.
T
v-au
The
remains
will
be
accompanied
to
Vancouver
by
F.
O.
Dawson.
WILL
INQUIRE
.
INTO
CUSTOMS
COMMISSION
EXPECTEO
TO
COME
TO
ANCOlEK
AND
VICTORIA
SOON
OTTAWA.
Nov.
18.
After
a
brjef
session
here
of
the
customs
Inquiry
commission,
the
commission
Is
likely
to
proceed
to
Vancouver
Saturday
and
will
open
hearings
next
week,
thence
$olng
to
Victoria
on
the
request
of
Attorney
Oeneral
Manscn
to
investlgats
sootlegglng
phases.
Returning
East,
.earlngs
will
be
held
at
Calgary.
Regtna
ind
Winnipeg
before
Christmas,
on-ttrlo
coming
under
review
early
In
the
new
year.
HEAVYSELLING
SLUMPS
STOCKS
NEW
YORK,
of
VS.
Steel
Nov
18.
Heavy
selling
common,
which
broke
three
points
on
selling,
presumably
ln
spired
by
the
reported
falling-
off
la
crders
unsettled
the
market
yesterday
after
an
early
period
of
strength,
Threshing
machines
broke'
nearly
fourteen
points
and
dozens
of
otber
stocks
sold
down
from
one
to
three
points.
The
weekly
trade
reviews
declared
that
mill
operations
of
the
United
States
8tee
Corporation
have
talleri.be
low
eighty
per
cent
of
capacity.
,
'
GOOD
PUBLICITY
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
PORT
A
very
finely
Illustrated
arUcle
on
"Prlnct
Rupert,
the
"City
of
'
Hope
la
Northern
British
Columbia
appears
In
the
November
Issue
of
.The
Sailor"
the
omclal
organ
ot
the
Nary
League
In
Canada.
As
this
journal
has
a
circulation
ot
something
like
ten
thousand,
the
publicity
It
gives
the
port
Is
worth
having.