ftlt
'-
1)
D.
.
IRtr,-
r-'
Ht
25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
jtnywhere
at
Anytime
"
qndt
Exchange
Huildlng
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
'
e
TR
Not
II
BrlUth
Oos--.-..en
lost
Ue
second
round
the
wtfWtWMnt
by
Wage
Ik
rd
of
rules
i.i.ber
industry
when
Chi
.
Hunter
yestefttay
mora
Jiittetsoo
of
Rofetnaoxi
.
wn.:ie
u
U
mm
brawfht
a.:
ol
tbt
act
h
defence
ctM
tut
tc
inquiry
shown
b
sj;
the
iftdurtfM
Man!
ifr
Wet
rosdt.
Tfct
CsUtfj.
.
eed
wit
that
ajkd
sMaswss-1
j-nc-
it
orarr.
.'He
tht
CM
tll
.
t'uurt
m
ortftnair
ak.d
lla.
J
IfA
up
1
no
rnn
RUS
1
11
n
m
m
r
1
u
1
1
tri
ill
1
lilt
BEATING
WIFE
"
H
SRWfiN
ov
M'i.kcii
iikim
tiiuom:
''"'AWA.
Nov
It
B.rll.m.Lt
Will
-U.
I'i'osuion.
the
sueech
from
the
VOL
,u"
''"
,
'i
be
disposed
of
in
one
dsy.',
consenuent
Increase
in
vnumates
and
aunnlrmentary
.,..,.
r
1
.V1IJ-
.
i.
l
will
be
taken
up
Just
as
they
""
oft
laat
Ve.r
ulil
Mr.
Robb.
l'rt
-.vied
tht
hope
that
considerable
'
'it
,irf
...
...
....
...
-
mb
uisposea
Ol
oeiuio
ni
I'lll
st
c
'
t,,mdon
ttenaij
tht
Imperial
-
.
bt
preaent
at
the
open-
Oi
isinent.
M.Y
(INK
IKIAT.
;
una
boat
sold
her
catch
hert
In
Vf
t-snadlan
halibut
boa?
which
brought
la
'
sold
fur
19.10
aud
9.S0.
nrrw
urrrn
u
an
ir
if
ni
a
a
n
a
luum
noiei
uncn
is
expected
w
ue
erected;
shipping
facilities
to
be
improved
EXCLUSIVE
TRAFFIC
BENEFITS
Freight
rate
arrangement
made
by
railway
with
proposed
new
pulp
and
paper
mill
in
neighborhood
of
Prince
George
At
the
diner
given
in
his
honor
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
at
here
was
the
list
worn
n
ing
jusl
given
oinn
to
twina.
one
01
and
equipment
and
naa
goi
y
:
which
was
dead,
tne
otner
premature.
.
.....
T.n
million
bushels
oflii.
h.rl
a
rioALnr'a
rrrtlflrate
to
the
ef.
a
BOOU
.
..
7
"
Member
B
It
was
announced
tnn
would
probably
pasa
tnrnugn
ii;ftct
thaf
the
woman
would
be
unabla
.'ames
a.
Robb.
acting
pre-f
iisy
afternoon.
Tht
govern-
s
that,
with
tht
co-operation
this
season
-
.v.
-
oommencemcnt.
The
speaker
saia
,
dvlsttW
that
she
travel
within
a
to
see
a
cousUntly
Increasing
amount
month,
He
asked
that
the
cae
be
ad-
of
grain
shipped
tnrougn
v
i
industrial
m
4tii
trial
ae
flra.
sir
Henry
sstd
ne
nu
,h.
trsck
this
side
of
Red
Paas
improved
He
assur-
junction
.houldb.
ed
the
ord
oi
ir"
mam
Journed
"until
such
time
at
she
would
be
able
to
appear
A.
M,
Johnson.
K.C..
counsel
for
the
crown,
had
no
objection
to
an
adjourn
ment
but
he
desired
that
the
case
be
handled
at
this
session
ot
the
Asalres.
He
had
been
instructed
he
said,
that
...
..n..v
facilities
were
provided
.h.
.,cond
child
had
now
died
and
that
inc
.
.
,
.
a
that
the
track
was
of
tucn
a
Mf,
Kameda
would
probably
recover
ana
,.mc
which
1
..
.u..
.v.
-
'
.
.
I
.
.
.4
-It
IT
I
wsrji
up
uu
puraiun
bcr
i
Was
offering-
sii
K
sill'li:MS
lordship
had
returned
from
the
Prlncs
.
.
tn
silk
shipments
by
this
George
Assizes.
Then
...tai'itr
t
tne
woman
couia
MINISTER
TO
WASHINGTON
OTTAWA,
Not.
Hon.
Vimrnt
Mar)
ha
tnn
orflelalty
appointed
Canadian
mlnlMer
to
Wa-lilnrt'jn.
An
orJer-ln-cuiirw
II
i
thl
rlfrrt
a
pawil
by
lh
rahlnrt
yrt
rr&i;
aUfTiiawn,
nnnurnd
Hon.
Jamr
A.
Uobb,
attlnc
prrnilrf.
Tbc
appointment
of
Mr.
liw;
to
tbl
position
hi
a
nr
and
Important
trp
In
tbr
rolulkn
of
I'anada
a
a
ntlon.
It
rnablr
thr
country
to
dral
dlrrrt
with
tlir
I'nltrd
hUtr
un
purrly
lural
mattm
Instead
u(
carrjlnf
un
nrrotutlo.i
lalKriouv
Ijr
throaib
liOndon.
e
Cafe
lt
evening.
Sir
Henry
Thonrion,
prtidit
of
i
;
tlie
CalMdiaB
Natlool.
Uted
thjft
1
had
jusrteceHrea
feleWm
;
CM
A
1
1
PfiY
AMflKC'
f
.
.
t
i
r
.
l-.-i
-uiiinuui
niuuitu
'
irom
ibc
vruer
iimrni
ai
iiau
tuiiiirniuiK
irnc
m
d
iiuuci
rue
at
Prince
f!urt
for
a
dollar
a
year
for
20
years
te
a
oyndilatc
B
rvua.
tiTtrif
ht
turn-,
which
projKH-ed
to
erect
a
hotel
building
with
140
room.
,
This
!
would
Mite
the
hotel
question
at
this
port,
and
would
make
It
un-i
m
original."
tea
llu
,
necewar)'
for
the
railway
to
go
into
the
buiiness
here.
!
Mr
llMtry
atw
aiavd
tbat
ke
had
v
m
i
fretgBt
raw
arrrmen
uvn
i
1111
i
i
4
i
11
i
i
i
i
iriwtimi,
rajotw
rMkrvrn
UMI
was
OTUMtMUOf
a
;
Ia4e
latfaMtfy
uoi
far
frora
Prtace
Ru-
4.
Pi
ia
f
.
tuqu
tred
Mr
Ju-
wtmto
womM
IdtWvy
a
larg
ex-s.
'peodltur
Tfcla
wasaM
mean
a
great
5
i:rr
would
hae
mm
dl-
bu
(or
U
port.
It
la
un-
I
Mnk
-
MM
Mr
l"rm
drmax)
su-
uwr
a
referring
t
Uae
proprwed
new
pulp
and
pap"
!
(KAMI
JI
UV
I
IMH
Tltti:
l!IM
IV
AIX
TAM.S
AT
.SM7XS
Um
Qrand
Jury
at
the
Supreme
dutry
Uul
la
being
atabllahed
near
Court
Aaatees
yeaterday
after
Prince
Oort
Mmm
llcttirml
by
llwior
Mlille
t
amlnlng
(
lilldren
at
Tanana
l
or
Tubrrrulwl
TANANA.
Alaska.
Not.
11
Smallpox
among
the
Indians
was
reported
esttr-day
by
Dr.
E.
W.
White,
superintendent
of
the
government
hospital
at
old
Port
Gibbon
at
the
Junction
of
the
Tanana
True
bills
were
returned
by
1
and
Yukon
Rlrerx.
after
be
had
exam-
noon
n
ttve
eaaea
of
Lee
Poon.
I
lned
school
children
f:
r
signs
of
culosla.
Precautions
have
bean
eatab-
,
llsbed
against
the
spread
of
the
amall-
The
preasdent
of
Ue
raUmay
spoke
!
cbarged
with
mounding:
Jowph
,pox
which
U
of
a
mild
form.
,k.
ui.uiiaae
to
the
raUway
and
to
Bntef.
eaargea
wun
murorr.
T
Uim
port
that
would
be
dartred
from
nd
Hegbert
Htnaon.
charged
with1
h
theft
Darld
Thomson.
the
esrluit
U-afac
arrangement
K-
ru
and
Duntecan
Railway
toreman
of
the
jury,
announced
"M.V
IMIIMt
Al.lrV
t
lOrMl:.-,,
uie
Oreat
Waterways
Railway
w
of
the
VIMoiHK
)IN
IKII.M
(ll.TTIXI
L
'
bt.
Jv
be
r
UMI
MUM
l-KIMIN
i:V
v
HACK
i:n
Not.
It.
The
ue
I
ual
harm"
Instead
ol
1
i
harm"
la
the
charge
o(
v
fe
who
was
In
a
delicate
ved
WUIUm
Emery,
agad
tneot
house
caretaker,
from
'
"d
to
tht
lash.
Magistrate
id
police
cqurt
here
tester-'
riding
the
accused
guilty
'-g
sentence
ot
two
years'
aid
to
have
whipped
hfc
ooped
pitta
of
heavy
In-
tf
raumg
welU
irom
waist
the
Oov-
Jury,
to
inspect
and
report
on
owied
and
to
be
operated
by
wa
Public
butldlcg-
in
the
city.
ernment
of
Alberta.
Prince
Rupert
the
natural
outlet
tor
the
Peace
River
country
and
must
benefit
largely
front
taM
arrangement.
mm:
(ii
'stkami
us
A
number
of
other
matters
were
dealt
with
In
his
addresa.
He
had
been
aiked
t?
hare
the
line
of
steamert
plying
be
ta
ee
this
coast
and
Europe
com
to
this
port
He
could
not
promise
nw
without
consulting
with
the
omclals
of
Hi,
oot
ernment
Merchant
Msrtne
In
itontreal.
It
would
depend
on
the
r-
ault
of
mvesttgstlons
thsl
would
bo
made
He
would
talk
It
over
wun
mem.
Str
Henry
promised
to
Improve
the
aerrlot
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
when
they
must
The
time
had
oome
materially
strengthen
the
coastwise
SANKEY
CASE
IS
DELAYED
riUMlfAL
uitm:ss
un;
hiiikmi;
s
11.1.
AMI
AIUOI
ItNMI.NT
I
NTH,
Clllll
It
"'1
is
AI.L(llYi:t
The
case
ot
Rex
vs
Sankry.
charged
with
the
murder
of
Miss
Loretta
Chls-ivDtm
at
Port
Baalngton
on
Msy
33,
has
been
adjourned
until
Monday.
November
aa.
Requeat
ot
L.
W.
Pstmore.
rvie
of
the
company.
They
had
ai-,
counsel
tor
the
defence,
to
this
effect
iresdy
exsmlned
the
situation
and
theyjwi
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Ms
j
ffCOgUlMKI
Vltr
v
-
I
sAMWIU
IHW
WMgvawaaaw
wwua
the
defect
In
making
the
applcatlon
for
ad
tk.
now
of
raln
to
this
port
b4
jovimment,
Mr
Patmore
explained
that
...mr
on
the
railway.
The!-,,.
n,
moat
lmtortant
wltnriuea
for
M
..
;
tniprovru
-
L"
in
Imi
A
iv
iiitii
niki'i
kkiiiv
...
.Kih
waa
in
active
operation
.
u
defence.
Mrs.
Kameda.
was
111
hav-
eievawt
.
.
.
.
.......
t
PREMIER
MACKENZIE
KING
AT
BANQUET
IN
LONDON
LAST
NIGHT
LONDON.
Nor.
11
Premier
Mscken-tie
King
attended
for
a
abort
time
last
night
the
reunion
dinner
held
by
the
members
of
the
Canadian
expeditionary
force
now
resident
here.
Owing
to
a
previous
engagement,
however,
the
Premier
was
unable
to
stay
throughout
the
evening.
Msjor
General
Garnet
Hughes
presided,
and
Viscount
Byng.
who
was
among
those
present
was
given
'a
vociferous
reception
when
he
rose
to
speak.
The
French
Merchant
Martne
has
been
Increased
by
1.000,000
tons
since
1914.
On
August
1,
1934
there
were
8.378.000
tons,
aaglnst
2329,000
August
1.
1914.
Read
the
Montreal
Importers
adver-
nsrment
on
another
page.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
11.
1126.
EVIDENCE
THIS
.MOHMMi
Of
FIVE
CROHN
WITNESS
HAS
PtKKLY
CIKCVMsTAN-TIAL
ETldence
which
waj
of
an
entirely
ctr
ctuutantlal
nature
waa
prsdmed
by
four
crjan
wltntasea
Ribert
Rom
Dun-rr.n.
John
Vuscr.
FranX
Cameron
and
,Capt.
Fred.
Walter
at
the
Supreme
Court
Aatlzca
thia
morning
In
the
cae
of
Hegbert
Arthur
Han.ea.
charged
;
with
theft
from
the
fish
packer
Zlbaia
of
which
be
vac
captain,
cf
M
COO.
be-lug
the
property
of
the
Canadian
Plan
ic
Coi&
Stjrage
Co.
With
aereral
more
!ltnetn
yet
to
be
beard,
the
hearing
I
vaa
adjourntd
at
noon
until
2
o'clock
th:
alternoon.
llJton
O.-nzale
U
conducting
the
pr
tecutlcn
assiated
by
8.
W.
Taylor.
I
a-hUe
L.
W.
PaLn
.re
la
In
charge
of
the
defence.
Afte7
th;
charge
had
been
read
;to
Hiddd
and
he
had
pleaded
not
,
guilty-
tbe
following
jury
was
empan
!eU:d:
U.
U.
MatLachZan
(foreman).
M&lcolm
it.
Lima.
Rupert
E.
Benacn,
!
Jaoiea
Arthur
Smith.
John
Bulger.
James
Oeir
tree
Seadden.
Djuglaa
P.
Stork.
'
O.
H.
Muaro.
P.
J.
Byan.
J.
D.
S:ot(
and
IC
H.
Elklm.
In
the
aection
of
the
!
Jury.
Urt.
Margaret
R.
Munrj.
Peter
!
t
OuuJla,
JaAita
Hanter.
SbelTord
Darton.
W.
H.
M:ntgsmery.
Oeorge
B.
Caaey.
Ura.
Ethel
Vlargtn.
Urt.
Julia
Hammond.
P.
J.
Olbbons
and
Sid
Hxmblln
vera
abxd
aside
by
the
crown
and.
Sidney
V.
(continued
on
page
aU)
ALASKA
INDIANS
'MOTORISTS
HELD
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
ALL
PASSENGERS
Whether
They
IMy
or
Not
the
lrlier
has
to
Par
for
Hamage
VANCOUVER.
Not.
11.
Motorists
should
not
encourage
the
practice
of
giving
"Lilts"
to
children,
for
by
giving
such
rides
they
render
themselves
liable
In
case
of
accident,
accsrdlng
to
Oeorge
E.
Housser.
director
and
chairman
ot
the
Leal
committee
of
the
Automobile
Club
ot
British
Columbia.
The
Automobile
Club
through
Mr.
Houaser
has.
Issued
a
statement
condemning
this
practice.
Co-operation
ot
drivers
and
parents
In
discouraging
children
from
asking
for
rides
has
been
requested.
There
has
been
an
eyer
growing
tendency
on
the
part
of
children
to
ask
for
rldea
from
motorists
since
the
re-openlng
ot
school."
said
Mr.
Hous-aer.
"Now
Is
the
time
to
try
and
bring
this
practice
to
an
end.
"Neither
parent
or
motorist
should
shirk
responsibility
In
this
matter
anJ
everything
possible
must
be
done
t
try
and
prevent
children
from
taking
needless
risks.
Teachers
too,
should
do
their
part.
"Motorists
who
give
children
"lifts1
should
bear
in
mind
tbat
It
an
ac
cident
occurs
while
such
children
art
26J
ponalblllty
Explosion
of
Gasoline
Tank
on
Halibut
Schooner
Johanna
Wrecked
Vessel
This
Morning
Jack
IMahoney
and
Ivor
Martinen.
fishermen,
are
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Central
Hospital
suffering
from
burns
and
shock
j
following
a
gasoline
explosion
about
8
o
clock
this
morning
which
wrecked
the
local
halibut
schooner
Johanna
as
it
lay
at
the
government
wharf.
Circulation
1031
The
Johanna
had
ceased
finning
for
the
season
and
was
to'
...
.
they
lit
a
match
on
entering
tht
gassy
companion
way.
A
gasoline
tank
burst
with
a
reverberation
which
was
heard
for
some
distance
along
tht
waterfront.
The
boat
then
burst
into
flsmes
and
was
In
a
blare
from
stem
to
stern
when
the
CNR
President
ssld
he
had!
be
brought
here
by
launch
from
Port
fire
department
arrived
on
the
scene.
The
th
'
r0Ul
no
far
it
all
went
to
jEsslngton.
I
flames
were
quelled
with
aome
difficulty
and
ne
"
Hl
Lordship,
without
comment
.
con-'
and
the
damaged
boat
w
as
towed
up
to
,,,.i,uuueu
cm
pa.e
live
seined
to
thsadjoumnuut.
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dry
dock
by
Capt.
Alfred
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i
cover
the
1
Sales
tOO
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
l'hone
157.
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Cents
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FOR
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home
Important
Announcements
at
a
Board
of
Trade
Dinner
Here
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site
given
to
syndicqte
for
proposed
140
JflASSEY
(jOES
HANSON
CASE
Plane
Fell
Into
Stream
BEING
TRIED,1
m.l
ail
j
iULUflUM,
ilUSKU
UffU
Men
Narrowly
Escape
Were
taken
off
in
boat
after
spending
hour
cn
wings
in
zero
weather;
fierce
battle
with
ice
Roes
McGRATH,
Alaska,
Nov.
11
Joe
Crosson,
pilot,
and
Charles
Salami
and
Carl
Carlsen,
miners,
were
nearly
frozen
to
death
yesterday
when
the
airplane
in
which
they
were
flying
fell
into
the
Kuskokwim
River
here
with
a
cargo
of
gold
dust
estimated
at
300
pounds
and
valued
at
approximately
$90,000.
The
men
were
saved
after
waiting
an
hour
on
the
wing
of
the
plane
with
the
temperature
below
zero
and
the
river
running
full
to
the
bank
with
ice.
The
plane
lay
in
a
perilous
position
while
the
rescuers
attempted
to
launch
a
boat
over
the
ice
which
extended
out
from
the
titer
bank.
The
men
bad
scrambled
I
cut
on
to
the
7lng
when
the
plane
'
turned
over
In
tne
water.
After
taking-
oil
the
flytw.
the
amall
beat
began
a
desperate
fight
to
reach
shore,
the
whilrllng
Ice
battering
the
craft
and
destruction
seemed
Imminent.
The
population
stood
on
the
banks
of
the
-river
and
shouted
encouragement,
when
a
break
appeared
la
the
Ice
Ooej
and
the
craft
reachtd
the
frozen
shirt
j
and
the
men
were
rushed
to
a
huge
fire
which
had
been
started
neir
the
l
MACKENZIE
KIXO
HAS
MAPLE
tiTer.
J
rivi
s
i
uiim
iik
mrv
niTTtr.r.
crooser.
aiaiea
mat
anoruy
aiicz-1
taking
off
from
the
bar
of
the
stream.!
which
they
used
as
a
landing
field,
here,
that
the
motcr
went
dead
and
there
was
no
c
nance
to
reacn
una.
i
.
The
plane
waa
partly
demolished
by
I
NANAIMO,
Not.
11
MINES
EXAMINED
ON
Smlthers,
owner
df
the
Victory
mine.
YANCOUYER
EXCHANGE
havu
been
taken
out
for;
The
two
men
a
hunting
trip
this
morning.
BC
sum
!!!!!!.'!!!!
1.75
i.n
who
were
members
of
the
crew,
were
going
aboard
the
boat
to
pre-
consolidated
232.00
332.00
pare
for
the
trip
and
it
is
believed
that
the
explosion
occurred
when
ounweii
lbs
i.os
with
tht
powerboat
"28."
(Glacier
The
ateru
of
the
boat
mas
practically
Orsnby
blown
out,
the
decking
raled
and
plank-'
Independence
Ing
Injuted.
A
gasoline
drum
was
blown
Indian
out
and
tht
boom
detached
from
the
L.
tc
L.
mast.
i
Marmot
master.
Capt.
John
Wick,
and
it
was
Porter
Idaho
stated
that
there
was
no
insurance
to
Silver
Crest
.
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Inlet
ham
raftr
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PREMIER
LAYS
WREATH
UPON
THE
CENOTAPH
NEAR
OTTAWA
LONDON.
Nov.
11.
Canada's
represen
tatives
at
the
Imperial
Conference
Joined
today
he
Empire's
tribute
on
Ar-
ml.tlM
TViV
wVt.n
Vint
V.
.
the
ice
but
by
means
of
a
rope
fastened
of'
Duke
York
to
the
body
of
the
p
ane
an
attempt
wlU,
be
made
to
draw
It
ashore.
The
gold,.
.
.
,
Is
In
this
part
ot
the
machine.
ARMISTICE
WAV
IS
4
KEINO
CELEBRATED
the
other
Dominion
premiers
stood
with
members
ot
the
British
cabinet.
The
Canadian
Premier
deposited
a
wreath,
the
dominant
note
In
which
was
maple
leaves
brought
especially
for
HV
LOCAL
HANO.IET..
jthe
PurPot
from
tht
Premier"!
country
!
collage
at
lungsmjre
near
Ottawa,
in
This
Is
Armistice
Day
and
la
i
to
them
were
woven
rosea
and
chrysan-
belng
celebrated
locally
by
a
banquet
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
This
morning
In
a
good
many
business
places
a
pause
ot
a
few
momenta,
was
made
at
eleven
o'clock
ln
honor
ot
the
men
who
fought
and
died
for
their
country
in
the
Great
War.
AGED
RANCHER
HANGS
HIMSELF
TO
RAFTER
Hotly
of
David
Minna
Wat
I'ound
Near
Nanalino
Yotertlay
by.
Ills
Son
j
m
it.
jcstice
d.
a.
Mcdonald
vp-
!
themuma.
:
CONVICTION
IS
QUASHED
.SETS
HE
'IMPOSED
ON'
CAPT.
CAMERON
IN
CITY
POLICE
COIRT
Conviction
and
tine
of
aloo
imposed
-during
the
summer
by
Magistrate
Mc-'Clymont
for
a
violation
of
tht
harbor
'regulations
was
quashed
by
Mr.
Justice
iD.
A.
McDonald
In
chambers
at
the
I
Sunrunt
Court
Assizes
vesterdav
after
noon.
The
grounds
taken
by
His
were
"
th"
M
l!LordshJP
aged
81.
was
found
yesterday
by
fno,
.
.
.
i
son,
Edward,
on
the
aged
farmer
s
.
,
,.
,
..m
"
passengers
that
driver
la
liable
to
them
.
'
.
,
,
A.
.
.........
ranch
twelve
mUes
south
ot
here
whert
lor
any
uijurj
iiiai
turj
uiaj
vuvm.u
by
reason
ot
hit
negligence.
Tht
tact
that
they
are
not
passengers
for
hlu,
makes
little
difference
as
to
his
res-
he
lived
alone.
He
had
been
In
poor
health
for
some
time.
offence
In
unloading
benzol
In
the
harbor
without
a
permit.
L.
W.
Pat-more
appeared
on
behalf
of
Capt.
Cameron
In
the
certlorl
proceedings
and
j
the
crown
was
not
represented
by
'counsel.
HUDSON
BAY
MOUNTAIN
TRIBUTE
PAID
SMITHERS.
Not
11.--The
"Victory"
and
"Coronado"
Groups
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
were
examined
again
on
November
S
and
6,
this
t!me
by
Oeo.
R.
Kilburn,
mining
engineer
tor
tht
Con-
j
solldsted
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
!
ot
Canada.
He
was
shown
over
both
I
!
properties
by
Donald
C
Simpson
ot
HONORED
DEAD
TllltEE
MISTTtS
SILENCE
OIISERVED
AT
INSTANCE
Of
Jl'DOE
IN
HITKF.ME
COI
KT
THIS
MORN1NI1
At
tht
request
of
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
tht
entire
assemblage
In
tht
courtroom
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
this
mornln;
paid
silent
tribute
to
tht
honored
dead
of
the
Oreat
War.
This
being
tht
eighth
anniversary
of
tht
armistice"
His
Lordship
said,
"I
would
ask
everyone
to
rise
and
observe
three
minutes
silence
'
In
memory
of
tht
honored
dead.'
Solemnly
and
with
heads
bowed
the
tribute
wat
paid.
A
blow
at
tht
American
film
Industry
la
seen
In
tht
formation
ot
an
Australian
ccmpaay
with
ttOXWO
capital
to
dli
tribute
British
made
pictures
In
New