......
.
25
i
ami
in
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Standi
Kxchanjre
Hulkling
V
JIATT
VIDKCK,
Prop.
X
I
No.
2G'J.
CRIMINAL
CASE
li.ifUlOV
IX
III1IIMI
IMIItIA
ihl
r
r.n.(ii:ii
to
mmi.tu-
La
Tin:
mu
At
ion
:7
It
u
expected
that
ix
introduced
into
th
at
regular!
the
H-i'd
to
criminal
appta
"urHI
The
nutter
1"
tint
i!
la
understood
the
ii
i.i
la
wUJtiig
to
meet
pui
of
view
as
preeW
C
seat
Lapomte.
wfco
has
I
rnre
with
tb
Brtttob
h
question.
j
9-
by
the
Judicial
oom-frwy
'
Council
last
Mirth
Tn.iuee
upheld
the
rtftit
privy
OurtsU
In
the
if
Kadrn
versus
Altoec-
i
Canada
appeal.
It
ami
wia
no
apprau
t
l
x,
unci!
in
criminal
pro-.
Naden
case,
however,
was
granted
under
an
EATTLE
TRAM
SYSTEM
LOSING
lv
ILW
I
It
f
t
VI
III
VII
IIMI
ITII
'
KII
TO
l'tti:I..NT
IHNK-
iti
en
v
or
coNt
i:it
Njv
i1-
In
order
to
pre-
C
;e
Municipal
Street
Rall-I
irrhaaea
in
1010
tor
15.-
3
into
bankruptcy,
the
n-'
of
the
elty
council
n;aure
permitting
muni
rr.ake
a
las
levy
of
not
more
tr.
'
i
pay
tne
principal
and
,i
bonds.
The
trouble
la
:a
impetltlou
of
prlvateiy-
EWFOU
NDLAND
ARGUMENT
ENDS
"';,
VANCOUVER.
Nav.
17
Albert
Orauer
nrU
graduate
last
year
of
the
University
of
BC
and
now
attending
the
University
of
Call-form
is
selected
as
the
Rhodes
Scholsr
to
take
up
residence
at
Oiforii
in
October
neit.
-
number
on
the
bridge.
Two
officer
ho
were
locked
in
their
;
oabiiu
managed
to
Mure
revolver
nd
t
midnight
breaking
opes
te
doors,
.
twM
te
bridge,
thot
and
killed
the
'
two
pirate
and
secured
e:titrol
of
the
The
remaining
ptrataw.
seeing
that
their
pUni
ere
defeated,
seferd
Chief
Ettf
i&eer
Cormaek
and
ualng
him
a
a
shield,
rushed
the
bridge
In
a
body.
Here
the
two
defender
turned
loose
a
deadly
(lie.
eleven
pirates
befog
killed
and
earmark
wounded
In
the
chest
and
leg
Beaming
that
their
efforts
to
retake
t
bridge
were
futile,
the
pirate
fired
the
flrat
class
accommodations,
hoping
to
make
tee
bridge
too
hot
for
the
of.
fleer,
but
the
wtnd
earned
the
flames
I
MM
It'll
V
OC
IIC.
MAN
IOI(
OMOItll
WATERFRONT
WATER
SERVICE
DISCUSSED
(Mini
II
leeli
thai
lUllway
'niiuiiy
Miuulil
ilu
iMinirlliliig
In
the
Mittlrr
The
question
ot
supplying
wter
to
waterfront
concerns
again
cropped
up
nicht'a
council
meeting.
Edward
Upsett.
who
Is
building
wharf
and
store
east
of
Cow
Bay.
hd
been
en
deavoring
to
get
surance
of
a
uppiy.
The
council
felt
that
the
railway
com
pany
should
make
the
connection
but.
if
It
refused
to
do
anytning.
n
then
be
UD
to
the
City
In
connection
with
thla
matter
will
also
be
taken
up
the
question
of
better
-.ir
service
for
the
fishing
fleet
at
I
Cow
Bay
Aid.
Ursen
referred
to
re
I-
m:lts
MHVI
lhst
h,d
m,de
by
fisher
r:iii:s
Jl'IKiMCNT
mfn
,nd
boat
owners
In
this
regard.
NflON,
Nov
IT
i,.,.m.t
tav
"
re
r.hc
Judicial
committee
of
r
mncil
appeal
in
the
Ubrador
'
tn
which
Canada
and
-ttd
eanh
seek
to
prove
own-
a
certain
m-ii.i4
rxt
trrl.
.
-
.n
a
the
"rniil"
,
ccl
udrmnt
i
a.-.
A
v
...
w
ivovi
IIUi
COLLISION
IN
ST.
LAWRENCE
Q''tBF.C
Nnu
it
iru.
i..i
rv"'
t
.....
....
lKsd.
nocneinga,
badly
aam-
-
cnea
43
mile
below
Que-'ullowin
.
ii.i
'"n
vwiiniou
vius
morning
'h
v
t
to-
"
"
'"ignicr
wopoia
during
it
.B
i;muI
re
reported
and
...
turning
in
tinder
her
own
LESS
FALL
WHEAT
IS
SOWN
THIS
SEASON
OTTAWA,
Nov
17
Canada's
total
area
estimated
tq
be
aown
to
iau
30
exclusive
of
wheat
up
to
October
British
Columbia,
Is
807.000
acres
com-pared
with
003.600
in
1025,
according
to
a
crop
report
Just
Issued,
NOVA
SCOTIA
APPEAL
TO
PRIVY
COUNCIL
HALIFAX.
Nov.
17.
-
The
Supreme
granted
leave
for
the
Court
yesterday
Nova
Scotia
Government
to
appea.1
to
the
judicial
committee
of
the
Prlyy
It
desjre
to
Council
in
a
case
Involving
system
of
Pro-mii.
abolish
the
bi-ewnera
ml
O
vcrameut.
t
Wail
Jl
ITI.AM
HOTTING
THERE
BEFORE
WAR
m.ti,
h.mu
to
in:
(
oMri.i:ii:o
mith
M
U
tllllK
1
1
KM
Kill
rt
K
ciiam:
or
i
m:
lot
VANCOUVER.
Nov.-11
Rolling
stock
valued
at
13.000.00)
when
shipped
from
Oreat
Britain
prior
to
the
outbreak
of
war
for
delivery
via
Canada
and
China
to
the
Imperial
Russian
Government.
mhlt
since
have
tain
unpaid
lor
at
Montreal.
PttUburg.
Tscoma.
and
Port
CoultUm.
Is
reported
sold
to
the
Soviet
O
or
eminent
by
a
New
York
firm,
according
to
wary
published
today
in
the
sun
The
stock
eanaiatt
cf
4XJOO
bjx
car.
aft
.
simI-away
from
tcHtlral.
crematjttg
IjisMcst,
03-a4My
rafl-ya
but
Xie
the
dead
oodles
or
we
pirates
wno
naajguage
road
of
Russia,
ine
atsrocnoerra
been
lUUed.
The
rraainlag
ptr
then.parta
ot
XO0
hive
Iain
eipoted
to
the
evseptd
la
two
lifeboat.
Mean
hue
the
flames
attracted
the
attention
of
the
gunboat
Bluebell,
which
earn
eloikjaMe.
plsced
a
guard
aboard
Ue
Sunning
and
then
pursued
the
pars
lea.
one
boat
containing
ten
belnt
overtaken
One
pirate
Jumped
orerboard
attd
wa
drowned
whHe
nine
were
element
at
Port
Ooqulttam
tor
many
JTra.
The
amount
of
tnouay
Inrolvrd
In
the
deal
is
not
mentioned
by
the
Sun.
which
say
There
la
a
definite
ruanr,
lacking
authoritative
verification,
however,
that
the
deal
between
the
New
York
firm,
which
purchased
the
components
psrta
of
the
4,000
bjx
car
a
year
ago.
and
the
Soviet
government,
has
been
completed.'
KILLED
HER
HUSBAND
IN
THEIR
HOME
MltS
M.H(IAKI:T
.MrKAi;
MIOT
IIIM
TIIUOI
till
IIKAO
IV
l'ltt:
hKM'l!
Ol"
fONSTAIILi:
tlCIOItlA,
Nov.
II.
Mr.
Maf
gnrrl
Mtltae
tlit
ami
killed
her
liiioliitnd
In
Hielr
liome
here
till
iiiuriiliig
In
the
pre-eme
uf
l"ollte
(i.n.lalile
Mriing.
Kerenll)
the
couple
-hatl
trouble
ami
a
ewrIUii
wa
gmnteil.
Thh
liioriilng
McKae,
urroui;
an
e
I
by
Coiutahlr
Mro:ig,
prw-erdeil
tn
the
Iiiiut
In
nnlrr
dial
Mrllae
mlglit
citllrct
lii
lielon;liieH
anil
a
he
leareil
tliileucr
on
the
part
of
Hlfe.
hail
nWnl
tliut
he
If
ur1-rtl
mIIt
protrctliin.
VMini
Me
It
nr
uml
the
iiiutable
enlrrrd
the
hnue.
Mr.
Mtltae
pnw
lelel
ut
Hie
pHlUemau's
presence.
Alter
it
few
iiiliiutr
olie
left
the
riMMii
unit
went
iiplnln.
While
her
InMiuiitl
was
lirniling
over
packing
a
sullrne
the
noinuil
reappeared
anil
flrril
n
retolter
Mnt
Iwfore
I'l.ii.iulil
Niriiii
riiiilil
Interfere.
j
the
bullet
striking
her
liiMwndn
-
Hie
hriul.
The
mlUe
unnouhieil
that
a
rharce
of
murder
would
he
laid
ugaliitt
Mrs,
Mi-Kae,
uml
mi
Inquest
will
he
held
Thursday.
PRINCE
JOHN
IS
BEING
TIED
UP
HERE
FOR
WINTER
G.N.H.
teamer
Prince
John,
which
ar
rived
this
week
with
a
cargo
of
cosl
U
to
be
tied
up
for
the
winter
at
the
local
dry
dock
and
while
here
will
have
her
annual
overhaul
work
undertaken
Cupt.
Mnbbs
and
other
officer
of
tho
Vetuel
will
salt
Friday
morning
tor
Van
couver.
The
Prince
Charles,
due
from
the
south
tomorrow
morning,
will
remain
In
the
Prince
Hupert-Queen
Charlotte
I-liiudJ.
-Vancouver
run
indefinitely
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PKINCE
ItUPEKT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
17,
1926.
MAJOR
GOODSElL,
of
Ausf-alia,
world's
champion
single
sculls
oarsman,
wlia
vuil
rare
Pat
Hannon,
champion
of
New
Zealand,
nex
Febiuary
at
Loi
AnKcle.i
Major
is
not
a
title.
'ut
Goodc-dl's
Christian
name.
Apoplectic
Stroke
Causes
Sudden
Death
of
Minister
First
Presbyterian
Church
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron,
Itrilliant
Student
and
(lifted
Orator,
Collapsed
Yesterday
Afternoon
in
Down
Town
Store
Coming
as
a
shock
to
the
entire
community,
the
death
occurred
with
tragic
suddenness
yesterday
afternoon
of
Rev.
Charles
J.
Cameron,
I'hlD.,
pastor
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Deceased
had
entered
the
jewellery
store
of
Max
Heilbroner
to
obtain
a
couple
of
bq.xes
in
which
to
enclose
gifts
he
was
sending
to
his
little
grand
daughters
in
Vancouver
and
was
conversing
in
his.
usual
jolly
man
ner
with
the
proprietor
and
attendants
of
the
store
when
he
sud
denly
gasped
and
appeared
to
crumble.
Mr.
Heilbroner
rushed
to
Assistance
and
had
grasped
him
as
he
fell
to
the
floor.
Dr.
J.
A.
West
wa
Immediately
called
but,
when
Queen's.
His
ardor
for
clean
sports
he
arrived
on
the
scene
within
five:
never
diminished
and
he
was
ever
to
minutes,
life
waa
extinct,
draU
being
be
found
among
the
most
enthusiastic
declared
due
to
epsplexy.
The
time
of
of
the
fanv
death
was
3.42
pm.
Deceased
had
been:
After
his
graduation
from
University,
apparently
In
his
usual
health
and
per-1
the
late
Or.
Cameron
held
Important
sons
who
had
c;n
him
only
yeV.erday
j
position
in
the
Presbyterian
ministry
remarked
that
he
looked
most
fit.
at
such
cities
as
Kingston.
Boston.
Phil-
The
late
Dr.
Cameron
was
born
In
addphla
and
Fort
Leavenworth,
Kansas.
New
Glasgow,
Nova
Scotia,
some
sixty
t
Same
ten
years
ago.
being
of
keen
mind
year
ago.
He
received
his
early
educi-
and
energetic
phyalque.
his
health
broke
ttojt
In
the'Boston
Grammar
S:hxl
and
down
and
he
retired
from
the
active
later
attended
Harvard
and
Queen's.
At
1
ministry,
coming
to
Vancouver
to
re-
the
Utter
Institution,
where
he
was
a
classmate
of
Rev.
Dr.
II.
R.
Grant,
for
merly
ot
this
city,
he
received
the
King
Edward
medal
for
classic
while
a
sophomore,
an
achievement
that
had
never
previously:
and
ha
not
since,
been
Besides
being
a
keen
and
brilliant
scholar,
the
late
Dr.
Cameron
during
his
youth
and
early
manhood
participated
actively
In
athletics
having
been
cap
tain
of
the
Harvard
track
team
and
president
of
an
athletic
organization
at
aide
with
his
sons.
esti:i:mi:i
itv
all
While
the
late
Dr.
Cameron
had
been
In
Prince
Rupert
hardly
a
year,
hi
genial
manner
and
happy
disposition
endeared
him
to
many
friends
who,
though
they
ma,
have
been
brief
acquaintances,
feel
lu
his
passing,
as
It
a
real
old
friend
had
gone.
He
was
a"
brilliant
and
dramatic
speaker
and
a
deep
student
ot
Shakespeare,
having
been
respinslble
for
the
recent
organ-Icon
ttnued
on
page
six)
Witness
in
Narcotic
Smuggling
Case
Tells
of
Plans
Laid
to
Hijack
Rivals
in
Criminal
Act
VANCOUVER,
N'ovember
17.
llt-jacking
or
a
rival
drug-run-ning
syndicate
was
ordered
by
one
of
the
company
principals,
Verne
l'artlow,
secret
service
agent,
testified
in
the
police
court
Tuesday
when
the
trial
qf
three
Itnliansaiul
three
Orientals
charged
with
narcotic
drug
smuggling
was
resumed.
Partlow
told
on
thestand
of
elnborate'JbIi(iis'i;lin6Unced
by
Lee
.
.1
.
.
.
.
:
i
t
,
.1
Circulation
153S
Sales
415
M(
KIX
TO
KIN"
ON
PROIimmoN
TICKET
KINGSTON.
Nov.
17.
Former
Attorney
General
Nlcile.
who
resigned
foil
owing
differences
of
opinion
with
Premier
Ferguson
oa
the
liquor
policy
announced
this
morning
that
he
would
It
a
candidate
on
the
Prohibition
ticket.
MACHINE
FROM
OLD
i:oy
utm,
one
oi
tne
accusett,
10
retrieve
vaiuauie
cirug
parcels
uc.
silver
dropped'
overboard
from
liners
plying
to
the
Orient.
The
hl-jack-ing
incident
catno
about,
l'artlow
said,
when
some
one
aboard
the
liner
refused
to
sell
his
bundle
but
de-
elded
to
drop
It
overboard
for
a
rival
concern.
Partlow
aaid
they
were
In-atructed
-to
follow
the
liner
and
watch
when
the
drug
ere
dropped
and
try
to
pick
them
up.
It
anyone
else
got
re
uot
seen
to(?t.
PIllVkK
HI
AN
I
Mil
II
Council
Accepts
Offer
of
Terrjre
Man
for
Exciter
Which
Originally
Co-t
$5(0
The
city
coudcU
last
night
decided
to
accept
the
offer
of
a
Terrace
man
to
rent
an
exciter
from
the
old
Cow
Bay
power
plant
at
10
per
month,
the
rent
to
be
applied
to
the
ultimate
purchase
price
of
the
machine.
The
matter
wa
brought
up
by
Alt!.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
utilities
committee
.who
thought
the
offer
should
be
accepted.
The
machine
the
superintendent
had
said
would
be
of
no
further
use
to
the
city.
The
original
price
was
$500.
Other
members
of
the
council
felt
that
the
city
should
be
given
proper
security
for
the
ultimate
purchase
or
safe
return
ot
the
machine.
It
wa
flully
decided
to
accept
the
offer,
ar
rangements
with
the
purchaser
to
be
made
by
the
chairman
of
the
commit
tee,
superintendent
and
city
solicitor.
COLONEL
BIGGAR
TO
RESIGN
POSITION
TO
ENTER
FINANCIAL
FIRM
OTTAWA,
Nov
17.
-Colonel
O.
M.
Blg-gsr
has
resigned
the
position
ot
chief
electoral
officer
of
Canada
carrying
a
salary
of
1
12.000
a
year
to
accept
a
posl
tlon
with
a
financial
firm.
Announce'
ment
to
that
effect
will
be
made
after
Premier
King
returns
from
London,
it
Is
reported
here.
CRUSHED
BENEATH
A
L0ADJ)F
GRAVEL
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Nov.
17
Crushed
beneath
a
loaded
truck
which
toppled
oyer
on
him
while
working
in
gravel
pit
hear
here,
today.
Harry
Kel-lock.
52
years
ot
age.
diet!
a
few
hour.
later
at
the
hospltsl.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
be
the
aole
transport
ageucles
for
the
Tremler
company
at
first,
witness
told
ot
effort
Porter
Idaho
made
to
extend
the
business
to
other
Surf
Inlet
...
there
ftrst
they
were
to
tell
them
they
liner
but
before
this
expansion
of
bual-
were
customs
of
fleet
and
take
the
nes
took
place,
the
custom
men
acted
bundle
away
front
them.
The
plan
tall
rd
br
ause
'tit
dr
Bid.
..:
1J9V4
.....
1.76
punwcll
1.05
Glacier
.03
Vj
Granby
34.00
fall
from
the
llner'a
deck.
lHowe
Sound
While
the
EmnreM
liner
appeared
to
L.
A;
L
41.00
.05
!i
l.9
.07
.02
1,
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Vra
Five
Cunts
A
TTLE
WITH
P1RA
TES
ON
STUMER
WCT0R1A
WOMAN
SHOT
HUSBAND
PRESENCE
OF
POLICE
ksperate
Battle
with
Pirates
on
Board
Steamer
Sunning
in
Which
British
Pluck
and
Ingenuity
Won
I:
KONG,
November
17
-A
desvrate
battle
took
place
'x
British
steamer
Sunning.
Monday,
the
vessel
arriving
g
ail
the
mark
of
the
bloody
conflicts
between
pirates
era
and
crew
of
the
vessel.
They
reported
12
pirates
(Downed
and
nine
captured.
t::i;if
to
the
story
told
by
the
officers
of
the
Sunnlnir.
.
c
rushed
the
rails
last
Monday
as
the
watch
was
being
;
'
.
i
,unkly
overpowered
the
nearby
officers
and
at
the
1
XHlh
,01
"
ihanh
cars,
most
l
.vrs
took
control
of
the
shin
bv
nuttlnir
two
of
their
or
WHICH
aim:
AT
port
to.
0
APPEALS
TO
PRIVY
COUNCIL
-
(
SOVIET
BUYS
ROLLING
STOCK
Seize
Draft
for
$75,207
Being
Sent
Vancouver
Consolidated
Exporters
SEATTLE,
November
17.
Springing
a
coup
in
their
war
against
Canadian
liquor
houses
alleged
to
have
defrauded
the
United
States
of
inepme
taxes
in
excess
of
a
million
dollars,
agents
of.
the
internal
revenue
intelligence
department
yesterday
halted
the
process
of
the
mails.
Through
assistant
district
attorney
McKinley
they
secured
an
order
from
Federal
Judge
Metterer
directing
Postmaster
Perkins
to
turn
into
court
a
letter'
containing
a
bank
draft
for
$75,207.
The
draft,
according
to
the
petition
upon
which
the
order
of
the
court
was
predicated,
was
belnt,
sent
from
Lea
Alleles
Id
the
Ccnao::-
pi-fcll
1
IT
TlA
1
TP
dated
Exporters
Corporation
Llm-d
at
AMtS
AM
Kl
I
A
I
Vancouver.
B.C..
in
crier,
it
is
alleged.
JUilLllU
VXli
I
lsVil
A
J
to
defraud
the
United
Btatej
of
tacoaie
-
BRING
wm
T
HALIBUT
tttTttttttrt
tttt
v
2tEYEK.lL
t.S.
BOTTOMS
MARKETED
I
LAST
1
111
CATCHES
IIF.IlE
THIS
Asked.
182
1.09
oo
V4
36
00
43.00
.09
2.03
.0814
.02
ft
Matrimony
deplete
the
rank
of
and
the
company
was
placed
under
ar-
popular
London
mancquln
so
rapidly
that
fashion
house
are
In
despair.
MORNING
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
through
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
T
1
14.S.S00
pounds
of
-vhlch
American
boats
sold
137.000
psund
at
prices
ranging
from
142c
and
8c
to
16.1c
and
10c.
while
two
Canadian
sold
8,500
:
pounds
for
17ic
and
9c
and
lCJJe
a'nd
9c:
-Tfcs
hst
.Included
saver!
bur
Amcr-
lean
schooner
whichj
after
unloading
here
will
proceed
to
Seattle
and
other
theme
ports
for
the
winter,
the
close
season
now
beingon.
The
arrival
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Arrow.
32.0C0
pounds,
and
Tahoma,
15.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Atlantic.
27,000
pounds,
and
Fairway,
18.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
Corona.
12.000
pounds,
and
Tatoosh.
35.000
pounds
to
Canadian
Pish
5t
Cold
Slorace
Co.
CINAIllAN
Gibson,
6.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Flrh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
White
Lily
2.500
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
ARCHIE
WATT
IN
ACCIDENT
WOMAN
KILLED
UV
CAR
DRIVEN
UV
MASTER
MECHANIC
Ol'
RAILWAY
AT
PRINCE
(iEOKUE
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Nov.
17.
A
verdict
ot
unavoidable
accident
wus
brought
In
yesterday
at
an
Inquest
on
tho
death
of
Mrs.
Susan
A.
Tllton
ot
this
city
who
was
struck
Monday
by
an
auto
driven
by
Archie
Watt.
CJtJL
master
mechanic
here.
The
accident
happeued
at
the
bottom
of
a
rather
eteep
grade
during
a
very
heavy
'fog.
Mr.
Tllton
who
was
crossing
the
street,
saw
the
car
when
about,
half
way
across
the
street
and
she
ttopped.
As
the
car
swung
to
go
iround
her.
(he
attempted
to
cross
and
-an
right
tn
front
of
It.
Mrs.
Tllton
leaves
a
husband
and
three
children.
YUKON
RIVER
CLOSED
TODAY
TANANA,
Nov.
17
-
Winter
dosed
In
the
Yukon
River
here
today,
Last
year
the
fall
run
of
slush
Ice
caked
and
froze
to
a
standstill
on
November
8.
Today
two
below
r.ero
Is
the
lowest
reached
with
four
Inches
of
snow
on
the
ground.
LARGE
DEFICIT
ON
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
FOR
YEAR
ENDING
JUNE
30
VICTORIA.
Nov.
17.
The
balance
sheet
ot
the
P.G.E,
for
the
year
ending
June
30,
show
an
operating
deficit
of
e27S.OOO
and
a
total
Investment
of
the
line
ot
450.000,000
with
additional
asset
amounting
to
half
a
million.