E-ave
Money
Boston
Grill
1
Mil
ne
!
.
yry
way
to
buy
the
I"0'M1
t.'ifl'Donfli'nt
,
sUDS'-'ioe
J
'
,,-e
it
delivered
duly
of
course
you
jt
:oi
shorter
period.
68
and
have
tt
de
niln
i
s
f
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
here
tour
(..ntcrence
with
local
halibut
fishermen
which
will
take
i
tm...t
...i
ii
ii?
lit.
report
tnat
a
longer
cioseu
season
on
itauuui
wui
uu
the
commission
in
Ketchikan
on
Saturday
afternoon
at
There
were
about
one
hundred
insraons
in
attendance
.
t.
--f
A.
1
It
Al.
I
f
Ki
tiikan
meeting
anu
unanimity
oi
views
iratureu
me
khi-
wii-
urged
that
the
present
close
season
or
three
montns
..
.
i
.
i
iL
n
irnnFNT
IS
PREVENTED
Mr
and
Mr
P
W
Seventh
Avenue
East
Lowe
iloim
Sixth
Avenue
.isMiiK
on
a
sled.
p-
i
trom
down
t.i
side
i.ii.fdlately
In
front
of
,-.fnt
hlttWK
tlie
boy.
nr
to
the
rlKh'
over-ditch
As
It
was.
the
Mime
scratches
and
mix-up.
his
sleigh
being
';u
The
car.
Dodge
damaged.
Including
the
v
ndowa.
nltltmnnn
rt
ELECTED
M.P.
'.it
nil
flniuiniirild
lil
A
lmiwt
Two
to
One
in
Enj,lish
Election
,n:rnM
w..-
ai
.
-rrniinLeMi
ive-ffn
w
be
able
to
write
M.P.
after
:n
.the
having
been
eleoted
Sat-
i
tue
8outlieud-on-Sea
bye-e!ec
..met
two
to
one
over
her
next
.1-
The
vote
stood
:
C
Iveagh
31.221
111
Ki
ll.
11.913
91T
477
tintcss
Mid
she
hoped
the
agt-.ainst
the
so-called
flapper
vote
w
go
on
the
acrapheap.
f
'Milliliter
was
born
on
Saturday
xi.
November
19.
at
the
Prince
1'UlILiC
MEETINCt
l'ublic
Meetlnir
will
be
On
Tuesday,
NoyemleiC2,
at
"
K
P.m..
in
the
Moose
Hall,
;
a
e.:ond
public
meeting
will
'
e
held
to
deal
with
the
sal-
mon
industry.
As
these
matters
are
of
vi-
tat
importance
to
Prince
Bu-
T
tttlf
1
1
...
1
may
i
nope
uotn
meei-
MIL'S
Will
ho
In.ml..
c-viwi,
,
iviayor.
submitted
at
Ketchikan,
as
a
means
of
conservation,
was
that
halibut
fishing
should
be
stopped
altogether
ou
banks
where
chickens
and
other
small
eiaea
predominate
'ii,il
:
.-
IT.
.11
4
Monday.
November
21,
at
9
o'clock,
to
deal
with
the
hali-
but
situation.
Tt
.
.1
all
if
rnmmiiiiiinn
ti.loViia
4
r
Sf
tit
t
-
xiMiiiinoiuii
w
lauvj.Of
i.
v
vws.
.
j
T
ler
with
ail
engU'iteUUn
the
T
J.
halibut
induaf
It
la
thought
that
the
views
expressed
by
the
Ketchikan
fishermen
may
not
rninrM.
entirely
with
the
feeling
here.
slouers
this
mormug
o
u
wi-.
conference
tonight
would
open
at
7.8
lb
the
Moose
Hall
and
not
at
9
o'clock
a
originally
announced
due
to
an
error.
MEMORIAL
TABLET
ON
FOUNDING
OF
CAPITAL
OF
B.C.
CROWN
COLONY
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Nov.
21.
On
a
spot
on
the
banks
of
the
Praser
at
Sapperton
near
New
Westminster
where
the
Royal
Engineers
pitched
their
camp
in
1868
a
memorial
cairn
and
tamei
commemorative
of-
the
establishment
of
iVMtmiiniH
th
first
caoltal
of
the
crown
colony
of
British
Columbia,
was
unveiled
Saturday
under
the
auspices
of
the
New
Westminster
post
of
the
Native
Sons
aud
NatlveDaughters.
LIVED
ON
CLAMS
FOR
SIX
DAYS
ON
PRINCE
OF
WALES
ISLAND
KETCHIKAN,
Nov.
21-
C
Ellefeen.
56
years
of
age.
was
picked
up
by
a
passing
vessel
and
brought
here
Satur
day
after
being
shipwrecked
six
asj"
on
Prince
of
Wale
Island.
During
hi
enforced
stay
the
temperature
wa
below
freeelng
and
Ellefeen
subsisted
on
clams
while
walking
the
beach
In
search
of
habitation.
SPENT
THE
NIGHT
GROUSE
MOUNTAIN
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
Nov
21
Three
boys.
Earl
McLaren.
16.
James
naroy.
18:
and
William
Clark,
le,
speni
n
i
night
In
a
shack
on
urouae
umuwiu
having
got
lost
In
snow
and
heavy
returned
at
3
mm.
Another
party
r
o'clock
this
morning.
VANCOUVEK
i:.CIIAN(JE
Bin
MMsoun
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dumvell
George
Copper
Gladstone
Independence
.
.
Indian
L.
and
t.
Lucky
Jim
Porter
Idaho
!
Richmond
.
;
'-'.
Bid
Asxed
.25
14.50
18.00
.10V4
.Ui
.17
.18
1.85
.15
.17
.04
W
.00
06
.00
53'
4
57
26
.11
.11'-
FIGHT
SEEN
ON
THE
ICE
Canadicns
Tie
With
Montreal
After
Ten
Minutes
Ovfir-
time
Saturday
MOVTItKAI..
Nov.
SI.
The
Cana-illrns
of
Montreal
URrd
a
l)lul
battle
against
.Montreal
In
a
Na-tlnnal
ugiir
hwkej
(tiune
Suliir-ilay,
ten
minutes
nertinie
fallhtg
to
brink
i
ilrHillwk.
The
CMnuillens
hail
the
edge
on
the
game
ulilrh
rmled
I
In
1-
Miliums?
nml
Martin
llurke
prinetl
ftahj
niltltiites.
Uplne
filled
the
.lilies
of
the
Injured
Murenx
uil-mlrulily.
.Mimni
uml
.Minlha
were
rinrsl
Sl.
mrh
for
u
fight
I"
ableli
ni.ot
of
the
iiiemliers
of
the
o-IHi-lng
teams
tiMik
irt.
Monro
Mured
for
the
Maroons
In
the
se-
THREE
KILLED
IN
esscl
Now
on
Iteef
to
Come
Here
us
1'art
of
the
Salvage
Contract
I
Part
of
tbc
undertaking
In
connection
with
the
salvag
of
the
wrecked
MMir.cr
Cuula
wtli
be
to
place
the
'
vessel
safely
on
the
dry
dock
at
Pruice
Ruperi
it
wai
announced
by
H;o:d
wrtually
all
boat
owners
and
captains
who
attended
the
Brown.
general
manager
of
u
Union
UWWWU
JW
MM!.,
VWUV.B
W
MW
.
...
who-
pi
and
through
the
city
on
the
OastMUn
last
xdfht
enrouie
to
the
seene
of
the
stranding
on
an
Inspection
trip
Once
the
vassal
la
safely
delivered
to
thr
dry
dock
here,
ahc
will
be
duly
Inspected
by
ttflweenutivea
of
toe
yard
on
the
eoMt
which
will
bid
on
.
the
repair
Job.
In
the
eaee
of
a
aueceeeful
salvage
Job
not
being
carried
out.
Mr.
Brown
stated
that
the
company
bad
plans
already
under
way
for
the
buUdlng
of
a
shin
to
reolace
the
Calais
The
com-
.
--.
.
.k-
if...
inanv
would
have
to
maintain
its
ser
IV
Bf
uuinwv
uuk
nitm
.
niwv
wa
-
.
....
I
..
.
.
M..IU
MUMim
j
f
'
thi
m.gu
-
Sixth
Avenue
cnajige
M,
accan)p.nM
on
1
10
tlK
doelU8
of
U"
trlHarto
to
W.
J.,
McLaren,
for-
,
mmd
at
aome
risk
to
his,
Jo.u,
P.
lbcock
T,
rr
of
Montro
rbeotland.
who
P
of
Prd
Lowe
siou-T
of
U.tl
TL?
uWned
d
supervised
the
touUmtvg,
.,e-ed
an
accident
ysVer-
InUnssMopsl
J-"
C'
,fUd
of
thVoat?.,
wIlTie
returning
am.th
,
t.ie
corner
of
Hath
!
w.
A.
Pound,
director
of
Hoherle.
for
Vnmoum
u
Oamosun
too-J
iriwri
Btreet
which
nun-.
in
teoeeai
iwwkwwv.
ft,r.w(m
c:
attended
with
much
rr.
suits
for
LeMer
Ortmble.
1
.!
a
MutherweU.
oiwef
Inspector,
of,
Insbertea
for
British
Ooiumbia.
reached!
the
city
from
Ketchikan
on
the
hvher-,
lea
patrol
steamer
Malaepina
yesterday,
j
afternoon,
while
Dr
W
P
Thompson,
j
(director
of
Investigations
aud
also
aj
member
of
the
commission,
arrived
last
i
1
night
cm
the
schooner
Dorothy,
i
It
wa
snnounced
by
the
eommla-,
oiiil
iierlMl.
and
-loliet
for
the
CUi-uillens
In
the
third.
Ottawa
broke
Into
the
win
colli
inn
on
saturil).
rreilerl-kon.
M-oreil
two
of
IWs-tnn's
giwls.
making
lli.st.iii
ii.
Detroit
3.
The
win
for
Ti.ri.nti
er
Chleugo
was
un
liii.reUe
affair,
the
score
emllng
four
to
t
i
the
Toronto
rink.
following
were
the
Mores
Mlimlav:
Krtrolt
S.
Huston
5.
Montreal
I.
(anailiens
1.
I'ltlshiirg
I.
Ottawa
3.
Clilcugo
"J.
Toronto
I.
Miuilav's
(lame
New
York
Hangers
2,
New
York
American
I.
Two
Were
Struck
by
Train
and
the
Other
by
an
Automobile
SEATTLE,
Nov.
21.
Three
persons
were
kuled
ana
a
score
lnjurcu.
jjru-
Kahltr
ftal!v
twnn
OVr
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'MNCE
UL'PERT.
UC,
MOJ.!'AY.
NOVEMBER
21.
1927
STRIKERS
ARE
KIL
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
Chairman
and
President.
Canadian
National
Itailnays.
photographed
at
Montreal
on
his
departure
for
Mexico
to
inspect
the
.Mexican
government
railways.
Topley
Consolidated
Will
Ship
Ore
Within
Twenty
Days
Says
Frank
H.
Taylor
The
Topley
Consolidated
Mining
Company
expects
to
be
shipping
ore
within
twenty
days
according
to
Frank
II.
Taylor,
who
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
on
the
steamer
Camosun
and
left
for
his
home
at
Smithers
this
morning.
Speaking
of
the
present
prospects
of
the
company,
Mr.
Taylor
said
they
would
work
fifteen
men
all
winter
and
as
soon
as
the
water
was
all
out
of
the
mine
a
competent
engineer
would
be
engaged
to
give
them
expert
advice
as
to
how
next
to
proceed.
Thoir
finances
were
in
good
shape
and
they
had
the
ore.
He
was
particularly
pleased
with
the
outlook.
Mr.
Taylor
said
he
was
the
man
who
brought
Captain
J.
J.
O'Brien
into
the-district
and
put
through
the
deals
for
the
King
Tut
and
Victory
groups
of
properties
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain.
Contracts
had
already
been
let
for
700
feet
of
tunnelling
on
these
properties
and
Mr.
O'Brien
was
bent
on
pushing
development.
Alaska
Canners
Would
Close
120
Fish
Traps
Next
Season
But
Extend
the
Seining
Areas
SEATTLE.
November
21.
The
committee
representing
the
Alaska
canners
on
Saturday
presented
to
Henry
O'Malley,
United
States
commissioner
of
fisheries,
a
plan
for
reduction
of
fishing
iJ-'
!
.......
In
onnDiotKlorn
Alaatcn
iipyt
vpnr.
Trip
ill
an
would
eliminate
II,
IU
W
.
-
-
......
'
"
"
-
I
"
approximately
120
of
the
544
salmon
traps
in
operation
this
year.
Mr.
O'Malley,
in
taking
the
proposal
under
advisement,
said
new
regulations
would
be
issued
in
December.
The
packers'
plan
provides
for
extension
of
the
area
in
which
trap
operations
are
prohibited.
At
the
same
time,
O'Malley
said,
week-end.
!te
propeeal
aarentlyr.would
extend
t,.
M,.rf.h
si
assistarit
eltv
trea-icope
of
'selno
fishing
bjr
allowing,
""
r
1
.
,
In
.MWUB
lS
H-hlnVl
urer.
and
his
mother
were
killed
wheneemers
h
an
automobile
In
which
they
were
riding
was
struck
by
a
train.
Robert
Harris
was
killed
when
struck
by
an
auto.
HAMILTON
BEAT
QUEEN'S
IN
RUGBY
SEMI-FINALS
KINGSTON.
Nov
21
-
Hamilton
defeated
Queen's
21
to
6.
winutug
the
Dominion
rujby
scim-lluals
8u'-uru.iy.
traps
are
prohibited
the
The
committee
assured
me."
O'Malley
said,
"that
their
plan
attempted
to
take
care
of
the
independent
trap
situation.
Of
course
many
at
the
Independent
traps
would
have
to
be
eliminated."
The
committee
pveseiMthf
the
plan
Included
H.
B.
Frleie
of
the
Nakat
Pack-Iur
Co..
Augut
Bushman
of
the
Deep
8c
Fisheries,
("lwles
Burkhardt.
and
John
ailber:
of
-In-
Alaska
Consolidated
t.
sic
enwai;
e
Petersburg
Pack-
ln
Do.,
and
Qllbert
Skinner
ot
.the
j-Sunny
Point
Packing
Co.
PRESIDENT
OF
BANK
DIES
AT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
Nov.
21.
George
8.
Campbell.
76
years
of
age.
of
Halifax.
Dresldent
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia.
j
died
here
today
of
heart
failure.
Advertise
Id
thf
Dally
News.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
tor
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
Pri.-e
Five
Cnt
IN
COLORADO
ETCHIKAN
FISHERMEN
ASK
SHORTER
HALIBUT
SEASON
longer
Closed
Season
Halibut
is
Advocated
Ketchikan
Fishermen
,
,
l'ropo.-ed
That
Hanks
Where
Only
Chicken
Are
Taken
Should
!e
Closed
Altogether
CATALA
WILL
BE
DELIVERED
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
W.
W.
Strikers
Killed
and
Others
Wounded
!
in
Conflict
with
Police
l
,
Strikers
Swarmed
on
to
Mine
Troperty
This
Morning
and
Refused
to
Heed
Command
to
Halt
IiRVVKR:
Colorado.
November
21.
Four
I.W.W.
strikers
were
killed
and
more
than
a
score
wounded
this
morning
when
state
police
'
opened
fire
at
Columbine
Mine
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
Company
In
:
Northern
Colorado.
1
The
Colorado
National
Guard
has
been
called
out
and
martial
'
law
declared
in
Northern
Colorado.
A
number
of
the
state
police
'
were
injured.
The
state
police
turned
a
hall
of
bullets
into
the
strikers
after
!
a
hand-to-hand
fight
in
which
the
officers
were
overwhelmed
by
a
!
larsv
liUi-.ber
of
sinkers,
wao
warmea-
on
t;
the
mine
poverty,
sfnortng
the
'
comiuuiids
u
halt.
j
Oi
e
of
the
injured
was
a
woman
dressed
as
a
nia.i
Disturbances
broke
out
In
8outheru
'
Colorado
but
there
were
no
casualties.
'
Six
of
the
strikers
arc
said
to
be
dying
In
Longmont
Hospital
j
KEARNS
CASE
,
NON-SUITED
Tex
Kickard
Called
Lawyer
a
Contemptible
Liar
Wheij
Accused
pf
Hoast
M'.W.lltK.
NJ..
Nov.
21.
('lurges
oT
attempted
tampering
with
Justice
on
the
part
of
Hempsev
ami
lllckaril
l.rouKht
to
an
end
Jack
Kearns'
third
of
a
million
dollar
action
against
Hem
prey
In
the
siiH-rlor
court
here
today.
Itoth
sides
agreed
to
eikl
the
c;im-J)V
a
oliiutary
suit
when
JmUe
liun.ti.n
said
the
onlv
alternatie
would
he
a
mistrial.
The
court
was
thrown
Into
uproar
I.
Kickard.
who
mi
reented
the
remarks
of
Kettrns'
counsel
that
the
promoter
had
boasted
of
li.iv-Ing
the
case
"In
the
bag'
tlult
he
called
.the
lawyer
a
"contemptible
liar"
In
open
court.
COUNSEL
IN
SANKEY
CASE
NOW
IN
CITY
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C..
Crown
Prosecutor,
and
J.
E.
Iliril,
for
Defence.
Arrived
last
Msht
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C.
ot
Victoria
and
J.'
Edward
Bird
of
Vancouver,
who
will
be
opposing
counsel
In
the
Sankey
murder
case
at
the
session
of
the
Su
preme'
Court
Assizes
in
the
city
this
week,
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Camosun
last
night
and.
duAng
the
next
couple
of
days
intervening
before
the
opening
of
court,
will
consult
with
witnesses
and
otherwise
make
preparations
for
the
trial.
Mr.
Johnson
will
prosecute
while
Mr.
Bird
will
appear
on
behalf
of
the
accused.
DECKER
LAKE
MAN
IS
SENT
DOWN
BY
JUDGE
AT
SMITHERS
Sentenced
to
ten
months'
Imprison
ment
at
Okalta
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
in
County
Court
at
Smltljers
on
a
sta
tutory
chane.
Ed.
Paauette
oi
uecxer
LOW
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
Saturday's
Offerings
Finally
Sell
and
Second
Exchange
Session
Required
for
Todays'
,
,
Halibut
boat
which
would
not
ae-1
cept
prices
offered
at
the
morning
session
ot
the
FUU
Exchange
on
Saturday.
ifiM
u
fallows
in
the
sfternoan:
4
8Kki.
20.00rrpoutcUBojluyPlCJ'
10.8c
and
6c.
Resolute.
32.000
pounds:
Attu,
43.000
pounds:
Kanaga.
27.000
poundi:
and
.'ortlcck.
38.000
pounds,
Canadian
Pish
3c
Cold
Storage
Co..
10.6e
and
SC.
Senator.
21.000
pounds.
Booth
-
Fisher-.
10.6c
and
6c.
Albatross,
60.0000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries.
10.8c
and
6c.
Wave.
8,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
tt
Gold
Storage
Co..
11.2c
and
,6c.
The
Northern
cleared
for
Seattle
with
16.000
pounds.
TOKAY'S
SALES
The
following
boats
would
not
accept
10c
and
6c
this
morning
and.
at
a
second
session
ot
the
Fi&h
Exchange,
wld
as
follows:
Helgeland.
20.000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
10.4c
and
6e.
Gladstone.
30.C00
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
10.6c
an
d6c.
Irene,
32,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries.
10.2c
and
6c.
Alurla,
32.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
ii
Cold
Storage
Co..
10c
and
M.
Dorothy.
30.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisher-
.es.
10.3c
and
6c.
The
Grant,
with
47.000
pounds,
re
fused
the
prevailing
price
and,
went
on
to
Seattle.
Following
the
advent
of
the
close
season,
there
are
still
two
American
vessels
the
sale
of
whoee
catches
has
not
been
announced.
All
Canadian
vessels
are
now
In.
BENNETT
TAKES
OVER
OFFICE
Will
Also
be
House
Lender
When
Session
Opens
Early
In
New
Year
OTTAWO.
Nov.
21.
Hon.
H.
B.
Bennett,
who
was
elected
leader
of
the
Conservative
party
at
the
'Winnipeg
convention,
arrived
today
from
Calgary
and
formally
assumed
the
leadership
of
the
party.
Mr.
Bennett
will
replace
Hon.
Hugh
Lake
was
brought
to
the
city
on
last
I
Outhrle
as
house
leader
when
the
House
night's
train
by
Provincial
Constable
Q.
of
.-Commons
resumes
session
early
In
A.
Wyman
of
Hazelton
"and
will
be
the
new
year.
taken
south
later
In
the
week.
L.
W.
Patmore
appeared
for
the
orown
In
this
case
with
Milton
Gonzales
for
the
EARL
CATHCART
DIED:
FORMER
WIFE
IS
ILL
LONDON.
Nov.
21.
Earl
Cathcart.
former
husLand
ot
Vera,
Countess
path-cart,
died
Saturday.
Countess
Cathcart,
who
was
divorced
in
1022.
Is
seriously
111
of
heart
affection.
She
took
a
relapse
on
hearing
thr
new."
The
co-respondent
In
the
U.xorcv
t.ui
v.i.
the
Earl
of
C.'a'.ea.
ROUGH
RIDERS
ARE
CHAMPIONS
Kegina
Heals
University
of
B.C.
at
Kugby
Nineteen
PoinU
to
Nothing
VANCOUVER.
Not.
21
The
Regln
Rough
Riders
won
the
Canadian
Rugby
championship
of
Western
Canada
Saturday
by
defeating
the
University
of
British
Columbia
by
a
score
of
nine-'.cuii
pj;i.'
i'j
uuUUus.