25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Servlca
,n)wh"e
n
Anytime
"
gland?
Exchange
ISuilding
MATT
VIDKCK,
Prop.
y0L
XVI
,
No.
2C8.
waa
who
played
Watsons
:
a
hearing
tor
Watson'a
eitra-
Di
iwh
Columbia
in
ronnec-'.is
robbery
of
the
bank
at
nt-mhr
13
103
Harris
PIRATES
BOARD
BRITISH
SHIP
1
lit;
i;shi
i
nv
in,.,
hi
t
-
it
i
ii
-tillllVA
"UNO
Knun
.r
III'
lllllllsll
HOAT
(UN-
"in.
o.
tno
uniim
(
t.unnlng
waa
boarded
by
pirates
ni"C3
,rom
hfre
nd
wt
0,1
,,r
b.;,
"
Jrom
destruction
oy
me
ai
rt
ii..
......
.
.
.......
H,
urmsn
gunDOD?
.uiueoen.
-
M
tU
Wilt"
PrtM
secured
any
loot.
EXPLOSION
IN
JAPAN
TOKlft
'71
T.
dua
io
-
Thirty
miners
are
jrr
UlJurttl
,n
xplwlon
which
-
in
uyauu
Collifry
at
l
VANCOUVER.
'ot
16.
There
no
response
when
the
namee
of
40
men
and
33
women
charted
with
bcirw;
inmate
of
gamMlng
room
at
the
"Narrow"
were
called
In
the
dlatrict
court
yesterday.
Their
bail
totalling
M.10Q
u
ordered
PRINCE
OF
WALES
SETS
j
FASHIONS
UNWILLINGLY
3
.
the
court
room
crowd
f
ram
LONDON,
Nov
10.
The
Prince
of
i
inuii,n
itnM'M
attrmDt-
u'im
nn
start
a
fashion
In
any
ar-
x
Wataon
llcle
of
ntena
wear
and
often
doea
but
t
it
the
slaying
of
Harris
Is
'he
doea
it
unwittingly
and
Is
certainly
BOWSER
WINS
tr
IN
VANCOUVER
in
men
chosen
as
a
reauu
oi
i
R
for
delegates
to
the
Kam
.veuiiun
at
45
for
Mr.
Djwser
;r
Mr
Ladner
with
five
doubl-is
the
result
of
twelve
meet-
Qrey
gv
Ladner
almost
aolld
seven
delegates
and
Rich-
not
a
wtUing
arouer
oi
rasnion.
Rather
he
Is
most
anxious
to
avoid
publicity
or
advertisement
of
any
sort
and
often
goes
out
of
hla
way
to
escape
attention.
He
dresses
well
and
taste-fi.iir
but
not
anr
more
so
than
the
!
average
msn
about
town.
I
Hi
high
rank
and
popularity,
now-
lever,
are
im
cu
w
....-
K
lilU
I
ITV
It
III
1
1
(i
Ti:S
Tlim
UIIT
tailors
to
do
some
quiet
advertising
on
...
ith.ir
own
When
It
becomes
'known
10
'
UK
,0t:
Suah
whoring,
that
the
hta
of
this
or
that
article
of
favor,
Vf.NC0CVEH.
Nov
16
The
Hawser
j
Wale,
f
the
f.sh.on
mmed
become,
ed
th.
day
at
th.
Vancouver
a.ure.
,.
'
lthuth
other
may
have
worn
r
nnm.ri..
u.t
,.ht
Th.e
i
ateli
r
Placed
by
well
Informed
party
j
them
before
NOT
ENOUGH
GOLD
IN
BANK
OF
FRANCE
MAKE
PROFESSIONAL
PAnia
Nov
18
There
Is
not
enough
gold
in
the
Bamfue
of
France
to
Induce
me
to
become
a
proiwwioua!
irmu.
player."
said
Rene
Ucoste.
world's
amateur
tennis
champion.
Ucoste.
Jean
Dorotra,
Henri
uocnet
f.ntira
Drutnon.
rrmr
Cup
quartet,
are
all
of
the
same
mind
toward
professional
tennis.
All
re-celved
oilers
while
In
America
and
all
turned
them
down.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
D
C.
81lver
.
Dunwell
Olacler
Ciranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
Marmot
Premier
pmii-i
M.il
Bid.
Aket.
1.43
1.78
183
1.05
1.11
.OS
.07
34.00
$8.00
41.
SO
43.00
.07
.08
05U
.08
;
.09
3.00
a
03
07',
08
U
COL.
J.
V
CAMPBELL,
the
"Tally
Ho"
V.C,
who
-before
an
attack
once
at
the
front,
sounded
the
"Tally
Ho"
on
a
huntsman's
horn.
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
NEW
PLAY
C
AXTI;
IM'Lt
ll
M
.MIli:K
III'
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
YOl
Nd
rtOn.K
The
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players
Club
are
very
buty
preparing
to
put
on
the
play:
"Mra.
Temple'a
Tele
gram"
early
In
December.
A
rehearsal
was
held
last
night
which
showed
that
the
players
have
a
good
Idea
of
their
parts
and
some
of
the
members
know
their
lines
perfectly.
Director
Connon
from
this
on
will
devote
hla
attention
to
finishing
the
parts
and
It
la
confidently
expected
that
this
effort
will
be
better
than
any
which
have
preceded
Each
part
has
an
understudy,
ao
that
tf
anything
should
happen
to
any
of
the
performer,
the
work
will
still,
go
on,
U
la
planned
to
take
the
Westholme
Theatre
for
two
nights.
Those
taking
part
are
Misses
E.
Mo
Kay.
Louie
Fisher,
Nora
Rivet.
Vlrgtnla
Retl.
81dney
Hunter,
James
Palmer.
Richard
Howe
Oesrge
Pearson,
and
It
Ponder.
The
director
la
Alex.
Connon:
atagt
manager,
deo-go
Mitchell:
and
business
manager.
W
It.
P
Fleming.
CUSTOMS
PROBE
PREPARATIONS
VANCOUVER.
Nov
18.
-A.
E.
Nash
of
Toronto
nnd
R.
H.
Law
of
Ottawa,
Government
counsel
In
the
customs
In
vestlgatlon.
arrived
at
Vancouver
yea
terday
to
gather
data
preparatory
to
the
sitting
of
the
commission
here,
lloth
ponf
erred
with
Dugald
iDonaghy
and
they
plan
to
co-operate
with
'the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
other
civic
bodlea
i".
the
prepa!
.iti"n
.'
ovnifuue.
TfinnVTO
Vnrpmli-
If.
Adrlrpasinir
th
mpmhpra
of
the
Canadian
and
Empire
Clubs
at
luncheon
yesterday
Governor-General)
the
low
level
of
the
year
reached
on
O.MMITTEi:
TAKES
11'
tii
for
rn-oteraUon
narticularlv
with
the
Emtnre.
July
80.
The
drtatl
deflaUonarr
1
......
ft'
-l
-
-
-
I
After
referring
to
his
earlier
days
in
the
diplomatic
service
when
he
had
liberty
to
discufs
political
questions
as
they
arose.
Lord
Wniinjrdon
ild:
"But
now,
in
my
present
jiosUibr?
I
am.
bound
o
keen
myself
clear
of
dtscusrioa
of
any
.political
issue.
I
intend.
oeiieve
me.
durinif
my
life
here,
to
keep
strictly
to
the
narrow
path
of
virtue
in
this
matter,
but
if,
owing
to
my
previous
experiences,
I
ever
stray
from
the
way.
I
trust
somee
"
"
sympathetic
consideration
may
be
a
T
T
1
IT
iiriffOItT
shown
me
owing
to
the
difficulty
I
may
n
I
I
A
VJ
I
HIH
II
111
find
lu
getting
rid
of
my
old
habits.
'
riiiJLiTll
vlllUlllLull
JOIINMON
Nt
.MllEK
OI'
qi
E
TIONS
OI'
LOCAL
1NTEKE5T
Various
matters
concerning
this
port
were
taken
up
yesterday
afternoon
with
Alex.
Johnston,
deputy
minister
of
mar
ine,
by
a
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
consisting
of
John
Dybhavn.
chairman.
W.
O.
Pulton
and
David
Thomson.
The
reting
took
place
In
the
.rerently
opened
flaheriea
experimental
station
which
was
Inspected
by
Mr.
Johnston
aud
with
which
he
stated
he
was
much
pleased.
Matters
taken
up
wlth'Mr.
Johnston
were
particularly
In
regard
to
aids
to
navigation
such
as
the
establishment
oti
a
direction'1
finding
radio
station
on
Lan-gara
Island,
the
installation
of
a
lighthouse
and
5g
born
at
Rose
Spit
and
the
putting
in
vt
an
occulting
light
and
fog
hern
oa
Rachel
Islands'
The
deputy
minuter
atated
that
these
matters
would
have
the
attention
of
the
department
but
on
ths
money
available
would
depend
the
complying
with
auch
requests.
Mr.
Johnston
definitely
cleared
up
any
misunderstandings
that
might
have
prevailed
as
to
who
were
qualified
to
attend
the
school
of
navigation."
Such
a
school
as
this,
the
deputy
minister
said,
was
open
to
all
who
wished
to
attend.
Mr.
Johnston
could
not
aay
If
a
school
of
navigation
would
be
conducted
here
again
this
winter.
Mr.
Johnston
and
his
party
which
consisted
of
Mrs.
Johnston,
Commander
C
P.
Edwards,
director
of
the
Radio-
telegraph
Service
of
Canada,
and
S.
O,
Jackson,
chief
operator
of
the
Oonralcs
Hill
wirelnu
station
at
Victoria,
returned
south
during
the
night
on
the
hydro
graphic
survey
steamer
Ltlloet
on
which
vessel
they
are
making
J
their
tour
of
the
north.
Ill
I.I.ETIN
KKTKAl'TK
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
18.
The
One
Big
L'rlon
Bulletin
has
retracted
alt
allega-
Hons
made
In
an
article
published
sear
ago
to
the
effect
that
a
certain
emnlover
of
domestics,
a
woman,
had
treated
her
maid-servants
"Inhumanly
And
further
a
snm
of
money
had
been
given
by
ths-
Umoi'
Ut
actUenicnt.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
1C,
1926.
!iON
LOUIS
A.
TASCIIEREAU,
premier
of
Quebec,
an
office
he
has
held
for
G
years.
He
is
in
London
attending
the
Imperial
Conference,
and
is
shown
in
the
photograph
with
his
wife.
Governor
General
Willingdon
Asks
Consideration
Should
He
Stray
from
Political
Virtue
MEET
DEPUTY
MINISTER
AND
DISCUSS
AIDS
IS
LAID
TO
REST
IXNLKAI.
MiltVlCK
AT
CHI
KCII
til"
ANM'NCI
tTIO.V
W
A
tttLL
KNOWN
AM
OTtL.MEll
CITIKN
With
Catholic
rites,
the
funeral
took
!pla:e
this
morning
of
the
late
Allan
WITH,
ALEX.
iChlsholm.
whose
death
occurred
last
m-Mr.
with
ft
lirce
number
or
mourners
In
attendance,
high
requiem
mass
was
performed
In
the
Church
of
the
An-
nuclatlon
by
Rev.
rather
P.
J.
McOrath,
I.,
the
choir
being
present.
Follow-leg
IOJ
the
service.
Interment
took
place
In
FalrvieW
Cemetery.
The
pallbearer
were
Peter
Byrne,
J.
J.
Olllls,
Lawrence.taw-ler.
A.
D.
O
Ulles.
George
Holmes
and
J.
Johniuon.
Deceased,
who
was
a
native
of
An-tlgonlsh
county.
Nova
Scotia,
and
64
years
of
age
had
lived
In
British
Colum
bia
for
43
years
and.
In
Prince
Rupert,
about
eight
years.
He
waa
highly
es
teemed
by
many
friends
whose
sym
pathy
Is
being
extended
to
the
bereaved
widow.
Amone
thos
whs
sent
flowers
to
mark
their
esteem
were
the
Longshoremen's
Union.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Clapperton,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
George
White,
and
Mrs.
M.
Richards
and
son.
JOHN
BULL'S
BEER
IS
SOMETIMES
POISON
LONDON.
Nov.
18.
John
Bull'a
famous
bitter
manages
sometimes
to
get
lead,
boric
acid
and
an
excess
of
salts
Into
It
In
spite
of
the
boatd
purity
of
British
beer.
.
The
Minister
of
Health
reporta
that
out
of
387
samples
of
beer
which
were
taken
at
random
for
analysts,
nine
vamsles
contained
one
of
these
three
idulttrants.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
strong
8.K.
wind,
temperature
44.
't
Anyox.
Rain.
calm.
temp..
41.
Stewart.
Snow
to
rain,
calm,
temp,
32.
'
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
41.
Hazelton.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
35.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
33.
Burns
Loke.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp,
'
'
36.
Telegraph
Creek
(later!.
-Heavy
rati
jid
snow
at
all
cabins.
Advertise
m
The
Dally
Newt
Circulation
1653
Sties
544
measures
instituted
ty
roincaire
art
believed
to
be
behind
the
rise
of
the
franc
but
the
return
of
Freatch
capita
currency
is
also
an
Important
factor.
It
Is
believed
that
If
thulatter
more-
ment
gains
further
momentum
the
advance
of
the
franc
is
likely
to
become
a
skyrocketing
affair.
FISH
ARRIVALS
l.aiiiiug
Marketed
Over
llh
Exchange
ThU
.Morning
Totalled
I8.6VO
Pound
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.
Price
Five
Cents
v,7i
.
.
mt
m
V.
FV
svslv
stv
am
mm
mmm
mmm
Mk
sasaw
aaasi
asm
mm
mm
asassss..
-A
b.
saassasw
mmmm
.Bm
BBr
nMMI
txtaiaw
LEADERS
Ut
RUM
RUNNERS
ARRESTED
SECRET
SERVICE
WITNESS
TELLS
METHODS
OF
SMUGGLING
Secret
Service
Agent
Employed
to
Pick
Up
!
Drugs
from
Steamers
After
dragging
was
successful
in
locating
sack
.Qf)
f
nnium
rnnlninma
rinc
n
nenr
Victoria
wharf
'
OL'VER,
November
1C
The
manner
in
which
narcotic
'
a
-c
dropped
from
Pacific
liners
nearing
the
British
Columbia
;
n
d
the
method
employed
in
nmuwtlini;
it
into
Canada
was
ie
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
by
V.
A.
Partlow,
secret
;
3
airent
in
connection
with
the
trial
of
Frank
and
Dominic
:
Dominic
CrUtofl,
Ice
Si
nr.
Lee
Coy,
Jim
and
Wong
Sung,
-
with
nmuggllnK
drugs.
V
f)cs
told
how,
employed
by
a
member
of
the
jrang.
he
-.e
the
speed
boat
Dynamite
from
Seattle
to
Victoria
to
pick
--
eup
load
trout
the
Emprew
iincr
MURDERED
MAN
WAS
WITNESS
dropped
nnt
the
wbsrf
it
Victoria,
Th
tint
trip
u
unsuccessful
but
the
next
one
made
on
July
14
last
was
successful
,
ilw
conaidersbte
dragging
operatlone
In
locating
the
sack
which
latet
was
found
to
contain
90
can
of
opium
On
another
occaalso
Partlow
aald
be
instructed
to
go
to
William
Head
until
HtUMlH
WHoi:
HoliY
W
As
nd
wait
there
for
a
load
dropped
in
loiMi
IN
III
Ml
rtUI.li
HO
that
vtcUUst-.
WIMV
Hot
MX
TtK
hearing
la
eootlnuing.
t
ATTKMITEn
SUICIDE
mi
ri:
ihii.mi
or
momin
who
imi::i
to
iaii
i.ni;
Aitr.it
in
titiMt
or
iu
hlaiii
r
No
10
Charles
llarrto.
90
of
Kenosha.
WWeonMn.
body
waa
fouad
in
the
:'t
Wednesday,
la
revealed
figure
in
mipocuat
hear-Hi-
it
further
Mmufted
aa
tnrnd
of
Ito
Walaon.
fx-'
policeman.
ba
la
defendant
ie
caa
ami
of
Mrs
WaV-
tempted
to
end
her
lift
here
D'-.r
the
body
of
HarrH
waa
ttetttt
.
1
MIMIll.lMI
11111111
l
IOUIMTI.lt
lltll.
IN
'
VANIOIW.K
COIIIT
1
1
Leaders
of
Rum
Runners
Are
Arrested
Including
Captain
Geo.
Ford
formerly
of
Quadra
1
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
16.
Government
officers
last
night
arrested
four
men
at
Los
Angeles
and
two
at
San
Francisco,
three
of
whom
are
said
to
be
among
the
wealthiest
and
most
powerful
liquor
fmugglers
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
as
the
organizers
of
a
huge
rum-running
conspiracy
credited
with
landing
in
San
Francisco
last
week
a
single
shipment
valued
at
$300,000.
All
the
prisoners
are
said
to
be
connected
with
the
operations
of
the
Consolidated
Exporters
Limited
of
Vancouver
and
include
J.
W.
Neard,
a
wealthy
B.C.
liquor
dealer,
alleged
by
government
offi
cial!
to
be
a
powerful
figure
far
the
past
three
year
in
the
rua-runalng
i
.
industry;
L.
L
Tali,
a
Canad.an,
aald
I
to
be
the
San
Francisco
agent
of
the
Consolidated,
and
Captain
Oearge
Ford,
former
commander
of
the
tt'ati
rumrunner
Quadra
and
who
Is
now
und:r
sentence
of
two
years'
tmpr-somient.
FRENCH
FRANCIS
MOVING
UPWARDS
MONTREAL,
Nov.
18.
The
persistent
strength
of
the
French
franc
during
the
past
few
months
has
been
the
outstanding
feature
of
the
foreign
exebangi
markets.
Yesterday
It
dosed
at
336
showing
a
net
rUe
of
143
points
from
BANCROFT
SEES
MINING
IN
B.C.
FORCING
AHEAD
'MilLL
PK01'!OK
KLTt'KNS
TO
MONTKEAL
AFTER
YEAR
SPENT
IX
THIS
PROVINCE;
MONTREAL.
Nov.
16.
British
Colum
bia
has
mineral
resources
which
will
materially
assist
Ut
putting
Canada
on
ihe
map
aa
one
of
the
leading
mining
countries-
of
the
world,
professor
Austin
Bancroft,
professor
of
geology
at
McGUl
University
said
'today
on
his
return
after
a
year's
.leave
apentln
the.
of
the
lead,
ttne
and
"agnation
cop-
and
wwisequent
demand
for
French
Halibut
arrivals
this
morning
totalled
18.600
pounds,
one
American
veseel
dis
posing
of
8,500
pounds
at
16.5c
and
10c
and
three
Canadians
selling
10.100
pounds
at
blda
ranging
from
16.1e
and
6c
to
17c
and
10c.
The
day's
arrivals
were
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Valorous.
8
200
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
t'ANAIH.W
Birdie
B..
1,600
pounds,
and
Pair
of
Jacks,
6.000
pounds,
to
Atltn
Fisheries.
Verna,
3,300
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
CAPTAIN
J.
CANTELL
DIES
AT
MONTRE
AL
MONTREAL.
Nov.
16.
After
a
record
of
'34
years
as
captain
of
merchantmen
on
the
aeven
seas
Captain
John
Cantell,
R.N.R..
died
last
night
aged
66.
He
retired
from
active
service
three
years
ago.
His
son,
Donald
Cantell,
resides
In
Victoria.
B.C.
WIKELS
REPORT.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
strong
SJE.
wind:
barometer.
30.14;
temperature.
44;
sea
rough;
9
p'm.
spoke
'
motorship
Thomas
Crosby,
anchored
In
Nakat
Inlet,
southbound,
towing
motorship
Nor
co.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer,
39.-
63:
temperature.
43.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.33;'
tem
perature.
43;
sea
moderate;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Gray
at
Rose
Harbor
dis
charging;
6:43
pm.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Fog
Rocks
south
bound:
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith
abeam
Malcolm
Island
bound
for
Powell
River..
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining."
strong
S
K.
wind;
barometer.
30.10;
temperature
50;
sea
rough.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Barometer.
2.-
67:
temperature.
44,
BULL
HARBOR
Overcast,
fresh
B.E.
wind;
barometer.
30.30;
temperature
43;
tea
moderate.
'
t'OK.MEK
MEMBER
DIES
TANTALLON,
Nov.
16.
Thomas
Sales,
58
years
of
age.
former
Progressive
member
for
the
federal
riding
of
Hei
nle
died
here
list
ulght.
per
mines
of
that
province.
While
be
was
unable
to
say
anything
today
In
detail
of
the
Investigations.
Dr.
Bancroft
Intimated
that
British
Columbia
waa
going
ahead
fast
and
that
the
mining
Industry
had
a
great
future.
"British
Columbia
seems
to
be
moving
along
the
good
solid
way.
There's
no
boom
on
but
real
progress
a
being
made.''
he
concluded.
PROVIDE
FUEL
INHISWILL
MERTHVK
HI
MNESMAX
LEAVES
COAL
AMI
WOOH
TO
WIDOW
A.M
MMTEKS
MERTHYR
TTDVIL.
South
Wales.
Nov.
16.
The
ccal
strike
waa
of
ao
much
concern
to
Edmund
Edward,
prominent
businessman,
who
died
recently,
that
under
hla
will
now
probated
he
bequeathed
among
other
things,
eight
tens
of
coal
and
a
ton
of
firewood
each
year
to
his
widow
and
five
tons
of
coal
and
half
a
ton
of
wood
annually
each
to
his
three
sisters.
MOLTEN
SUGAR
FLOWING
FAST
f
IKE
C.U!Etl
LOSS
OI'
W'AHEHOl'!E
HIT
IILAZE
CANNOT
HE
PUEBLO,
Colorado.
Nov.
18,Flre
this
morning
caused
loss
of
the
three-qusr-
ten
of
a
million
warehouse
of
the
Holly
3ugar
Company,
cno
of
the
firemen
be
ing
seriously
Injured.
It
1
expected
It
wUl
tske
48
hours
to
completely
extinguish
the
blaze
aa
the
molten
sugar
Is
running
in
streams
from
the
Imme'uce
pile
of
160,000
sacks
which
fUled
the
warehouse.
REDUCTION
PLANT
CLOSES
FOR
WINTER
lutki
Inlet
Etabllliinctit
Will
be
renting
Operation
NVtt
Werk
Alter
Huy
SrHon
The
Rupert
Marine
Products
reduction
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet,
after
busy
season,
will
cease
operations
text
week
for
the
winter.
There
wilt
be
a
staff
of
four
or
five
men
kept
busy
throughout
the
winter,
however,
making
(he
usual
repairs,
alterations,
etc.
O.
O.
Bushby.
head
of
the
RAIP..
hopes
to
keep
his
fleet
of
tug
boats
busy
during
the
winter
with
local
towing
work.