25
VOL
XVI
.
No.
2C7.
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
"
Slands
Kxchnwre
Uulldlnjr.
.MATT
VI
DUCK,
Prop.
BY
A
WOMAN!"
ll
I.WIARK
VICTIM
Ol'
rAHINWi
aMir.
ix
vtnoiui
nooMi.Mi
hoim;
ill
T'
A
Ntiv
IS.-
Fred
Lunarr.
40
FROM
GAS
BOAT
IK
l;ots
I.OsT
.lit:
AMI
COM-
I'tMON
1
1
1
1
MT
NOTICE
III?
r
t
v
wa
stabbed
to
death
baling
houae
on
Johnaon
u.
Doera.
17,
proprletree
u
held
bj
the
police
on
a
kalfe
a
plunged
into
t;
:tr
death
rraultlng
almoat
e
rding
to
inform
itton
i
.tee
The
killing
folloaed
:
between
Hie
victim
and
ICHER
FALLS
mi.lMi
IHOM
(
llAIT
WESTMlNSTEn.
Nov.
15.-
Nick
-rWa
at
ate.
a
rancher
in
the
Lake
dtitnet.
fell
ff5"-n
hli
g
tiroceedlng
up
th
ftaier
Port
Mann
Salurdar
and
i
by
peter
Peteraon
who
wa
ie
craft
and
waa
drowned.
Canadian
National
employrei
Port
Mann
docka
atatert
they
aim
after
the
baat
for
aome
3
but
when
their
crlea
attracted
an
ot
Peteraon,
Rom
had
dla
:4.
ITKA
HERE
LOST
RUDDER
f"
iiiu,
NIY
OXK
IIAV
,VC.
II
til
TO
UETl
KN
TO
I'OHT
INIUill
JCHY
UKl
"-
in
Mrh
DIIKK
WI11CI1
WIU
'"se
this
morntng
lot
her
rudder
Ii
now
i
.
.....
t
TOiwwn
raauiai
ana
vope
Pr
or
aeveu
hundred
mllea
from
one
had
fuhed
only
one
day
and
nad
to
return
l,lr'
'udder
rigged.
in
every
state
are
suggesting
'
:!
Chicago'
centennial,
Intend--
'la
.'upoiuiou
in
1033.
AMtKllAN
51HUUHIK5
HERE
WITH
CATCHES
rrke
l'4lil
Atrrate
About
ll.fiOr
and
(or
Halibut
on
llh
l:rhancr
Today
Only
American
acboonera
aold
halibut
today
at
the
exchange,
the
price
ranging
from
1140c
to
ISc
and
averaging
II
0Oc
for
flrtt
clau
and
be
for
aeconda.
The
catehe
were:
Paragon.
20.030.
to
Atlln
rtaheriea.
Weatern.
32.000.
to
Royal
Fih
Co.
Spray.
11.003.
to
Atlln
riaherlea.
Ivalhoe.
1900.
to
Pacific
FUherles.
North.
23.000.
to
Booth
Fliherlea.
Middle
ton.
38.000.
to
Cold
8torage.
Sitka.
S.ooo.
to
Cold
Storage.
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
BOY
TO
MARRY
IN
'FRISCO
NEXT
WEEK
AnnouncemenU
haveeen
received
In
the
city
that
Sidney
Darett-Jonea.
aon
of
Mr
and
Mr$.
A.
E
Barett-Jonea.
will
be
married
neat
week
to
Mlaa
Ignore
Roaemarle
Martin
Manuell,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
It.
E.
Manuel!
of
Ban
Francisco.
The
wedding
will
take
place
at
8
o'clock
on
the
evening
of
November
24
In
the
Church
of
the
Incarnation.
1370
Nineiecnm
Avenue.
San
Franclco.
iiiudt:
ma
amioiu;
Officer
of
the
temer
Carden.
which
arrived
from
the
wuth
yesterday
afternoon,
reported
having
spoken
to
four
men
at
Hardy
Day.
who
dated
tht
they
were
from
a
Coaatw!si
Steamship
&
B.rge
Co.'a
barge
which
had
gone
ashore
In
that
vicinity
on
Vancouver
Island.
There
were
no
detalli
aa
to
the
name
of
the
barge
or
the-steamer
that
had
been
towing
It.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
UC.
Silver
Dunwell
Glacier
Oranby
Howe
Sound
.
Independence
Marmot
Premier
portei
M.'""
Did.
1421s
1.75
1.11
.05
H
34.50
42.00
.07
.08!i
2.01
.07
Asked.
1.83
1.13
.07
36.00
44.00
.074
.10'
2.03
ORIENT
WILL
TAKE
MORE
WHEAT
SOON
itr.rnt
m:t.tiw:
mow
v.tNCot-
Mt
SAV.H
Tlli:V
II
:
IXAUN-tl
ITS
VAtlt
MCTOItlt.
Nov.
13.
The
mills
In
Mianglul
hate
learned
I
lie
value
of
hard
CaiudUn
wheal
and
hl
l.imt
nel
)rar
Irnm
Canada'
to
Hie
trirnt
genrrully
are
going
to
ii
r
pa
mi
all
liirmrr
totals
by
a
wide
margin.
C.
O.
Julian,
ir-UI
epvrenlatle
lor
the
pat
nine
ninlhs
In
the
Orient
of
I
lie
Van
router
lliwrrt
of
Trade
drrlared
on
arrlt.il
here
thl
morning
aboard
I
lie
l
inpre
of
I'nii
vU.
oriental
nilllrr
aiirrrlalr
the
tulne
of
luni
wheat
for
mixing
with
I
he
poorer
gradi-s
thereby
keeping
up
the
Maudard
a
a
w
llolCf
PARSON
KILLS
FAMILY
THEN
SOUTH
TORRINOTDN,
Wyo..
Nov.
13.
Rev
J.
B.
Mln
rt.
45
year
of
age.
pastor
of
the
Baptist
Church,
yesterday
shot
and
killed
his
wife
and
four
of
hi
five
children
aged
from
four
to
fifteen
and
then
commn'-od
suicide
COLDER
WEATHER
IS
PREVAILING
TODAY
ESPECIALLY
YUKON
Colder
weather
la
prevailing
at
many
point
especially
In
the
Yukon
today.
There
the
thermometer
register
14
above
rero.
The
following
la
the
detaU:
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
south-Temp,
east
wind
43
TerracePart
cloudy,
calm
40
Anyox
Rain,
catm
45
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm
33
Har.elton
Cloudy,
calm
32
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm
....
27
Smtthera
Part
cloudy,
calm
28
Burnt
Lake
Clear,
calm
29
Whltehorse
ploudy.
south
wind
..
27
Dawson
Foggy
calm
14
While
complaints
are
general
of
bust-
necc
depression
In
Japan,
the
theatre
Apparently
are
prosperous.
More
than
400,000
persons
attended
theatrical
per'
formtnees
In
Tokyo
during
September,
or
about
20
per
cent
ot
the
population,
w
Archbishop
Nathan
Soderblom
of
Stockholm
say
It
women
Insist
upon
shortening
their
skirt
he
is
in
favor
oi
.08
'them
wearing
tr.iuscrs
umcad.
SHOOTS
SELF
PRINCE
RUPERT
putting
up
fifty
dollars
ball.
U
.encountered
a
police
aquad.
which
made
an
effort
to
disperse
them.
The
stlcks
ct
several
of
the
banners
were
broken.
On
the
banners
were
such
legends
a.
"Roumanian
Peasant
and
Worker
are
paupers
but
Queen
Marie
spends
thousands
on
a
useless
trip.t
Another
was
"Stop
oppression
and
Murder
ot
Ukrainian
Worker
and
Peasant."
'
Several
communist
were
arretted
when
they
attempted'
to
enter
the
city
hall.
QUEEN
MARIE
WILT
HURRY
TO
HUSBAND
CHICAGO,
Nov.
15.
-King
Ferdinand
asked
Queen
Marie
to
return
to
Bucharest
by
Christmas
so
she
cancelled
her
southern
tour
In
order
to
tall
homeward
from
New
York
on
December
11
Instead
ot
Dctember
24.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1926.
.
At
the-
other
two
places
a
number
ot
arrest
were
made
and
the
keepers
are
charged
with
selling
liquor
and
permitting
gambling.
In
addition
to
the
arrests
more
than
13.000
baU
money
was
collected.
The
case
are
up
Ui
the
police
court
here
Demonstration
of
Communists
Displaying
Hostile
Banners
x
-Greet
Queen
Marie
at
Chicago
CHICAGO,
November
13.
Three
hundred
communists
carry
ing
incendiary,
banners
derogating
Queen
Matie
and
the
Rumanian
Government
were
injected
into
Chicago's
welcome
Saturday
night
upon
the
arrival
of
the
Royal
tourists
for
a
four-day
visit.
The
fea
ture
was
not
included
in
the
reception
plans.
The
Queen
gave
no
indication
that
she
noticed
the
bedraggled
battalion
of
communists
in
the
background
of
the
throngs
which
gave
her
n
welcome
outside
the
depot.
The
workers
had
marched
down
a
side
street
toward
the
station
but
as
it
neared
the
objective
EARTHQUAKE
WEST
ALASKA
I'OIMIOVA
KEPOK1H
MIOt'K
TIHIUK
UST
KVKNIMI
WHICH
WAS
"
WIDKM'KKAl
CORDOVA.
Nov.
15.
An
earthquake
of
unusual
violence
waa
felt
her
at
8.20
last
night,
coast
time.
The
tremor
wa
accompanied
by
a
distinct
rumbling.
Buildings
shook
and
the
antennae
masts
of
the
VS.
naval
radio
stttlan
fourteen
miles
distant
swayed
a
foot.
No
dam
age
waa
reported.
Indication
that
the
disturbance
wu
widespread
wa
indicated
when
a
naval
radio
325
miles
to
the
southwest
report
ed
a
severe
alio.k
at
the
-ame
time.
Circulation
1C53
Exclusive
Society
People
in
Raid
on
Roadhouses
at
Vancouver;
8ales
Ml
Gambling
and
Drinking
Charged
Colonel
McMullin
directs
fifty
provincial
police
as
they
swoop
down
on
several
rendezvous
and
make
arrests
VANCOUVER,
November
15.
Early
Sunday
morning
under
the
direct
supervision
of
Superintendent
J.
H.
McMullin,
fifty
members
of
the
Provincial
Police
raided
three
road
houses,
two
on
Kingsway
and
the
"The
Narrows"
located
at
the
North
Vancouver"
end
of
the
second
Narrows
bridge.
In
the
latter
between
two
hundred
and
three
hundred
citizens,
mostly
of
the
exclusive
social
set,
had
assembled
Saturday
night
for
dancing.
Here
the
police
found
80
men
and
women
in
a
back
room
gathered
around
roulette
wheels
and
other
gambling
equipment.
Cal.
Dltmara
waa
arretted
for
keeping
a
gambling
houae
and
1
alao
charged
with
aelllng
liquor,
two
complete
bar
being
found.
The
police
arrived
at
130
aan.
and
It
waa
eight
o'clock
before
the
last
of
the
patrons
waa
permitted
to
depart
after
SLANG
WORDS
OF
ITALIAN
MI'S
VOIR
OUt
MAN"
REMARKS
ILYER
AITTER
HRLAKIMl
KECORII
NOKIOLK.
V.
Nov.
13.
Major
.Mario
de
IWnurdl,
the
Italian
fly-er,
who
established
a
new
speed
record
of
3
1
mile
an
hour
In
winning
the
Schneider
Cup
raresat-urdJ),
wa
worried
today,
fearing
he
had
roiumlttrd
an
Indiscretion.
Hepljlng
to
congratulation
from
President
I'ortrr
of
tbe
National
Aeronautical
Association,
the
Hal-Ian
titer,
whose
knowledge
of
English
Is.
limited,
felt
he
had
to
a)'
Mmiethlng
m
he
eame
out
with
the
only
four
words
at
his
command:
"o's
your
old
man."
KILLED
RETURNING
HOME
iROM
CHURCH
RENFREW.
Ont.,
Nor.
15.
Garfield
Humphries
and
three
young
children
were
Instantly
killed
and
the
fourth
seriously
Injured
when
an
automobU?
In
which
they
were
returning
home
from
church
Sunday
at
noon
was
struck
by
a
freight
train
near
Cobden.
The
auto
was
carried
125
feet.
SUICIDE
YERDICT
YUKON
TERRITORY
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
137.
Pri:s
Five
C-nts
OCIt
r
PEOPLE
TAKEN
POLICE
MID
OUTH
WALES
MINERS
AGREE
TO
STRIKE
SETTLEMEKT
louth
Wales
Miners
Accept
Terms
Decided
by
Executive
Council
MIDI
PP.
Novcrnber
15-
The
executive
council
of
the
South
M
ierr
Federation
have
agreed
to
the
proponed
term
of
the
'
-
for
a
settlement
of
the
coal
tieup.
The
action
of
South
been
awaited
by
the
country
with
greater
anxiety
than
;
--.ion
because
a
quarter
of
a
million
miner
are
involved,
,
;cm
being
the
bulk
of
the
so-called
"red"
section
of
the
federation.
t
j
V
ic
it
may
!c
a
week
or
more
before
there
ia
a
general
re-'
:f
work,
the
recommendation
of
the
delegates
to
the
con-!
tt
tract,
if
carried
out
by
the
various
j
i
limn
1
nrnn
fPA
wire
upon
mi
Bringing
'
INT
R
ACTS
TO
rjrsr
-
m
ot
,n-
!
Secretary
Oook
of
the
miners'
federa-
DC
I
17T
CHAA!
ttoo-
bo
iotn
dttr,B
ih
i"e
Dli
LEI
uUUlvbt'n
p00'
"
the
I'-not
minute
on
the
day-
of
which
nothing
do
remain.
U
reported
to
be
suffer-
l!lU
l
ANTITY
or
1M.J
TO
Lhi
ln,
fron,
netrt
,lUtlt
due
u,
the
(trm
:
II
K
Hill.
Ill;
ctT
IN
Tlllt
,
of
prolonging
the
struggle
and
la
order-DIsTltlCT
,
ed
to
take
a
rest.
National
Railway
wW
:
r
tie
cutting
Uim
win-
-y
;
Rupert
dutrlet
of
n
similar
to
last
inter
X
000
ert
cut
A
to
who
mtracCs
it
has
not
ye
announced.
The
price
.
understood
will
be
6V:.
fx
Ho
J
'
jrk
for
the
handling
o!
U
already
being
under-
IAN
STABBED
it.c.
i
hi
tr
taki.h
IIKT
I'KII.s
AT
TOKIIMO
EMIIIIIT
TORONTO.
Not.
18.
DrltUh
Columbia
wtm
tn
the
PW
.troatra'
section
of
.the
Royal
Winter
fair
here
was
one
oT
tne
aeruullona
of
the
,day
LMt
evening
ttbUie
judging
pmc-ttrallr
complete
BrlUah
Colura-bla
had
lakrn
first
place
In
every
ciaaa
in
which
he
had
entered.
AT
NATIONAL
FOOD
SHOW
in
New
York
City
a
$50
prire
for
the
distinction
of
having
the
largest
family
brought
out
a
number
of
patriarchal
contingents.
Here
is
one
18
strong,
the
baby
of
nine
months
being
absent,
lined
up
"for
inspection.
Father
is
42;
mother
is
40;
eldest
child
is
22.
INSPECTION
ON
THIS
COAST
DEFITY
MINISTER
OF
MARINE
VISITING
IX
THE
CITY
TODAY
In
the
course
ot
an
Inspection
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
Alex.
Johnston,
deputy
minister
ot
marine,
and
Commander
C.
P.
Edwards,
director
of
the
Radiotelegraph
service
ot
Canada,
arrived
aboard
the
hydrographies
servey
steamer,
Lllloet,
at
Dtgby
Island
this
morning.
They
paid
a
visit
to
the
.
...
,
-v
.ati3ns
this
morn-jg
and
then
cajae
In
to
town
on
the
Sjmie.
Mrs.
Johnston
is
accompanying
4cr
husband
and
included
In
the
party
U
S.
C.
Jackson,
chief
of
the
Ganzales
Hill
wireless
station
and
formerly
chief
here.
Mr.
Johnston
and
Commander
Edwards
will
return
south
tonight
enroute
East.
They
have
been
on
the
coast
far
several
week.
.
FOR
CONSOLIDATION
Mr.
Johnston
has
come
to
Prince
Rupert
more
particularly
to
ascertain
if
consolidation
may
not
be
possible
ot
various
ot
the
department's
operations
at
this
port.
There
are
half
a
dooen
Institutions
now
working
separately
here
that
might
be
combined
to
bring
about
better
economy
and,
at
the
same
time,
not
impair
efficiency.
Regarding
the
report
that
has
been
current
here
recently
that,
the
marin
station
on
Dlgby
Island,
might
be
moved
to
the
waterfront
of
the
'city
and
the
wireless
station
moved
to
the
present
martne'atnJrief
MjV'
Jo6toit'aid
that
this
wa
one
of
the
matter
he
bad
come
here
to
Investigate.
There
are
circumstances
tor
and
against
the
move
and
no
decision
in
this
or
other
.natters,
he
said,
would
be
reached
until
he
had
returned
to
Ottawa
and
wnsulted
with
the
minister,
'
V
With
regard
to
the
matter
of
a
dlrec-
Ucn
finding
station
being
established
it
or
near
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Johnston
remarked
.that
wireless
service
at
this
port
wos
likely
to
be
expanded
Instead,
of
decreased.
YICTORIALOST
TO
UNIVERSITY
AUSDKTA
TEAM
TO
FLAY
KEOINA
IN
THE
FINALS
FOR
CANADIAN
'
RKillY
WESTERN
CHAMPION-
SHIP
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
15.
Presenting
a
stone-wall
defense
against
the
powerful
attacks
ot
their
opponents,
the
University
ot
Alberta
(mothered
Victoria
by
a
score
ot
21
to
2
here
Saturday
In
the
Canadian
Rugby
western
Canada
championship
scmi-tlnals.
REG
IN
A.
Nov.
15
Tlelng
the
score
a
minute
before
tuU
time
and
launching
a
brilliant
offensive
In
ten
minutes'
overtime,
the
Reglna
Rough
Riders
defeated
'
St.
John'
College.
Winnipeg,
In
the
seinl-flnals
Saturday.
MIDONCORK
CIVICGUARDS
SEROEANT
SHOT
DEAD
AND
BUNDLES
OF
DOt'l'MENTS
UEMOtED
HY
PARTY
OF
MEN
DAWSON,
Nov.
15-"Sulclde"
was
thej
CORK,
Nor.
15,
Sergeant
FlUslm-verdlct
ot
the
coroners
Jury
which
In-
raona
In
charge
of
the
civic
guards
bar-vestlgated
the
death
ot
John
Thorn,
)
rcks
at
St.
Luke's,
a
populous
'reslden-
a
miner.
04
year
of
age,
whose
body
was
brought
here
from
the
frozen
bank
of
Stewart
River
where
It
waa
found
November
3
with
the
top
of
the
head
shot
away.
SEASON
CLOSED.
This
U
the
last,
day
for,
fishing
hail-but
prior
to
tha
.(losing
At
the
season
until
February
1st
but
a
number
of
boats
are
still
out.
Alt
will
be
expected
to
bring
In
their
catches
within
a
week.
A
London
firm
ot
vermin
destroyers
tlal
district,
wa
shot
dead
soon
after
dark
Sunday
night
by
a
party
ot
armed
men.
Three
other
police
barrack
in
tbe
city
were
similarly
raided
and
at
the.
otbir
places
raided
bundle
ot
document
wert
removed.
.
The
city
1
patrolled
by
soldier
and
police.
BANDITS
SACKED
TOWN
IN
MEXICO
last,
year
killed
60
million
rat
In
Lon-
VERA
CRUZ.
No.
13.
A
large
force
of
don,
Liverpool,
Southampton,
Olasgovj
troops
seeking
a
group
of
bandits
which,
and
other
ports,
an
Increase
of
20
!
descended
upon
the
town'
of
Oanderllla
million
compared
with
a
normal
pre-;
near
Jalapa
today,
surprised
and
killed
war
year.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
the
garrison
ot
twelve
soldiers
and
wounded
several
civilians,
sacked'
bust
neta
houses
and
escaped.
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It
I
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