5
TAXI
Ambulance
nd
Service)
erwhere
at
Anytime
nd!
Exchange
Ilalldlni
!ATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
FFORT
Puncan
Beport
on
Maritimes
i
esterday
'
!.
B.
-Federal
subsidies
miners
and
the
Duncan
.0
Maritime
claims
were
review
at
yeert.erday's
dellb-.le
provincial
prccalers
con-P
six
hours
these
matters
and
at
the
time
of
ad
was
announced
thai
the
t.ouid
be
continued
today
ibility
exist
that
conatder-
Fa
"t
-ae
auestlons
msy
delay,
the
1
a
of
the
conference
until
'E'.z-j-l
Ialand's
appeal
for
In-V.t
has
received
the
provinces.
It
Is
Intimated
tOLPH
ELECTED
'FRISCO
MAYOR
H
Finn
Defeated
for
Sheriff
wy
Ury
Close
Margin
it
U
Announced
'
1
F
Nflsm
VTv
n
VMntvtWa
rcurna
of
the
San
Francisco
election
indicated
this
Mayor
James
Uolph,
Jr..
fc-ted
James
E.
Power
in
the
by
about
80.000
votes
F'lerlff
Tom.
Finn
had
been
f
tut
re-elecUorv
by
W.
J.
Flto
-
o,
aaout
88.
The
total
vote
re-
more
than
J63.00Q.
;00D
CROPS
REPORTED
FROM
LAIRD
RIVER
"rfOMA.
Nov
9.-The
Uard
River
-i
produce
excellent
crops
of
--iaui-a.
ii
was
staged
at
...im
ox
agrlcurture.
follow
'
nients
carried
out
In
con
'
"e
R.CWP.
on
refloating
the
steamer
on
tbc
high
psny.
wws
slao
standing
by
daring
the
ifbt
Some
twenty-eight
psasngsra
from
the
stranded
vael
reached
the
city
last
nagtit
about
7J0
after
a
two-aour
tide
tram
Port
Simpson
In
the
BjC.
Towage
&
UgtHerage
Oo.s
powerboat
Kasi
River.
Tnone
remauung
at
Part
Simpson
were
bllletted
in
the
homes
of
hospitable
Port
Simoon
folk,
the
omen
being
made
comfortable
In
tbe
bospttal
where
there
is
spare
room.
Apparently
little
In
the
way
of
discom
fort
has
been
suffered
by
any
one.
The
rsnwCndcr
of
tte
paiaengers
reach
ed
the
city
today
on
the
"Naas
River.'
Anwngetnenwt
have
been
made
to
send
the
asset's
through
psssengers
south
board
the
Prince
Oeorgc
tomorrow
night.
NTOKV
ill-
PAxslAf
!lt
Most
or
the
psssengers
were
In
the
dining
saloon
at
luncheon
when
the
Oatala
crashed
onto
the
reef
as
she
outbound
from
Port
Simpson.
"I
waa
Jurt
about
half
through
the
meal."
stated
w.
H.
Edge,
rancher
of
Cochrane.
near
Calgary.
Alberta,
who
la
on
a
holiday
trip
Weet.
to
s
representative
of
the
Dally
News
this
morning"
when
the
crash
took
place.
The
vessel
was
apparently
proceeding
at
a
good
rats
of
speed
and.
as
the
Impact
occurred,
there
was
a
rending
grind
and
a
series
f
bumps
before
she
came
to.
a
stop.
I
thought
there
would
be
no
bottom
left
In
her.
Then
she
tilted
up
and
over
to
one
side
and
It
waa
almost
impossible
to
walk.
I
and
some
of
the
cooler
of
us
finished
the
meal
but
others
bolted
from
the
saloon
and
there
were
shrieks
from
some
women
although
others
were
cooler."
A
panic
was,
averted
by
the
cool
con
duct
of
the
officers.
Mr.
Edge
stated,
and
sll
-the
passengers
were
soon
lowered
away
In
the
life
boats,
the
women
being
taken
off
first
In
one
of
tlie
lar
ger
boats.
The
plight
of
the
ship
was
Observed
from
Port
Simpson
ana
noon
fleet
of
boats
from
that
place
was
at
the
scene
to
render
any
possible
as-ttstance.
The
lifeboat
contlnlng
the
women
was
taken
In
tow
by
a
port
Simpson
boat,
the
remainder
of
the
passengers
being
transferred
to
the
local
boats
from
tne
nic
cwtiva.
u
of
the
passengers
remained
to
take
their
baggage
wtth
them
but
otners
riiri
nat
wwlt
for
it.
Many
of
the
pas
sengers
feared
that
Mat
vessel
would
,tlp
off
the
rocks
before
they
could
be,
taken
from
the
snrp.
The
rtef
which
the
catsia
strut,
Invlsable
at
the
mr
imm
stated,
was
the
tide
began
to
M.h
tide
but.
as
1.
it
loomed
up
like
a
mountain
of
rock
In
Mr
Edgea
opinion,
the
(continued
on
page
six)
CHINAMAN
SENTENCED
NO
SUCCESS
"
PULLING
OFF
THE
CATALA
Vessel
Would
Not
Nudge
Though
Tide
Higher
Than
Yesterday
.til
effort
lo
pull
the
trainrr
Calais
from
the
nxk
near
I'urt
simp-tin,
Mliere
he
ran
)rlrrdaj,
early
In
the
aflrrixran,
were
uiiie-rrKoful
even
though
the
tide
was
etrnil
lucliet.
liljlirr
today
than
whrn
lie
went
on.
The
plnnatle
riHi
held
her
fat.
Another
effort
will
tie
made
tie
murrow
but
it
l
doubtful
If
this
Hill
mirrrrd
unle
the
trainer
l
llghtrnril
a
trrut
deal
In
the
Meantime.
She
lu
been
Uklng
water
Irrrl.r
but
It
l
not
known
whether
or
not
the
Inner
rhambrr
of
the
hull
are
plrrird.
proposal'toreduce
electric
light
rate
Whalestown,
Cortez
Iqla,nd.
was
acci
TO
EIGHTEEN
MONTH:
I
Urn
Wng
Nrnt
Huan
by
Judre
Youn;
for
Entering
IratrllMV
Cafe
and
Knlihlng
Safe
tide
of
UJ
(
at
nine
minute
past
J
pound
guMe
of
entering
the
premie
one
this
afternoon.
Tomorrow
after-0f
the
Travellers'
Cafe
recently
and
ea-noon
at
1
M
there
will
ee
a
at
ill
higher
i
tractlng
a
sum
of
money
in
xcm
of
tide
of
94
feet
after
which
the
high
!
100
from
the
aafe
therein.
Harry
Wang,
water
mark
will
commence
to
recede.
;
Chinese,
was
entiiced
to
elghLee-Morning
ttdea.
making
only
21
feet,
are
month
tmprlaonment
by
Judge
P.
Mc-not
high
enough
to
float
the
ablp.
a.
Young,
tn
County
Court
yejterda.
At
Ute
low
tide
laat
evening.
Uk-
iftemocn
The
trial
comnMnced
at
r
vasael
was
reported
to
be
completely
j
o'clock
and
was
In
progress
all
after
out
of
water,
virtually
teetering
on
the
noon,
several
witnesim
aubmlttlng
evi
pinnae
ke
of
rock.
She
listed
to
one
side
j
denoa.
L.
w.
Patau
acMd
for
and
ratlog
at
an
angle
of
about
4
crown
while
i
Cljrne
appeared
for
degrees
Calm
weather
minus
Iced
the
1
accused.
danger
for
the
tune
being
at
least
of
the
m-1
allpolnc.
JjUa
.deep.,
water.
However,
her
paa.Mm
was
pssnounoed
perilous
and
tbe
shspa
personnel
wt
also
ordered
off
as
there
as
no
pur-pose
to
be
served
by
their
rrmainme
on
bjard.
Some
of
the
crew
were
taken
Ooveruor
Cieiteral
'
sshore
to
Port
Simpson
whUe
tbe
mas'.
during
titKr
ierm
of
the
officers
took
to
the
boats
atand-
leaat
twu
r.i
;.:hv
lng
by
to
direct
au;h
opsrations
as
Brtuab
Columbia
miKht
aeesn
advlaable.
A.
L.
C.emeatt.
reslden
e
.n
u-
S'.'ifciai.t
general
manager
of
tbe
cam-
.he
plan
will
be
!MIRS
TALK
FOR
SIX
HOURS
ru-t
Federal
Subsidies
and
ttK
th
EDMONTON
NEXT
YEAR
EDMONTON,
Nov.
8.
Reduction
of
electric
light
and
power
rates,
which
will
mean
a
decrease
In
present
revenue
of
about
190,000
annually,
will
be
re
commended
to
the
city
council
by
the
civic
finance
committee.
After
consid
ering
the
report
from
the
commissioners,
the
committee
decided
to
msk
this
Should
council
approve,
the
cut
on
domestic
lighting
from
8
to
7
cents
per
kllowat
hour
will
take
effect
on
January
1.
The
reductions
on
certain
power
charges
as
well
as
the
rates
for
signs
and
show
window
lighting
would
take
effect
as
soon
as
approved
by
council.
WAS
MISTAKEN
FOR
DEER
AND
KILLED
COURTENAY.
Nov.
9.
Sydney
Cox
of
dentally
shot,
and.
.killed
by
a
hunter
mistaking
hlmXor
a
jeer.
k
,
KIU.CII
IN'
VANCOl'VEIt.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
9.
Benjamin
Pearse
was
killed
when
he
was
struck
by
a
sling
load
of
lumber,
while
work
lng
In
the
hold
of
the
steamer
York:
City.
Mrs.
R.
P.
Clark
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
be
the
guest
of
her
eon
and
daughter
in-law.
Constable
and
Mrs.
George
H.
iC'l
trk
Emad
Block.
I
Isttl
agsfflTBM'
II.
A.
BRQWX,
whose
appointment
as
Vice-President
and
General
Manager
of
General
Motors
of
Canada,
at
the
age
of
37,
marks
hinf
as
one
of
the
youngest
higher
executives
in
the
automotive
industry,
Mr.
Brown
has
been
connected
!with
the'
Gen-,
eral
Motors
organization
for
a
number
of
years,
having
held
the
position
of
comptroller
at
Oshawa
since
September,
1924.
He
succeeds
Gordon
Lefebvre,
vrho
has
assumed
an
import
art
post
with
the
Oakland
Motor
Car
Company
at
Pontiae,
Michigan.
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
BY
CATHOLICS
Event
Opened
Thy
Afternoon
by
rather
.McUrath
Promises
to
be
Outstanding
Success
TW
annual
two-day
baeaar
of
the
Catholic
Women's
League
i
ji
pened
U
3
oUock
this
afternoon
tn
ne
Bos-
n
Hall
by
Father
P.
J.
MeOrMh
wbo
.tiade
a
few
approprhste
remarks.
The
hen
is
tastily
decora
tad
with
evergreens
predominating
and.
wtth
a
vast
number
of
articles
qf
use
and
ornament
offered
tor
sale
as
wad
aa
many
of
special
M-
tracUons.
the
exent
should
be
as
great
success
aa
any
of
1U
like
In
past
years.
A
large
crowd
of
todies
was
on
td
at
the
opening
to
give
their
patronage.
Mrs.
M.
P.
MoMaflery.
president
of
the
Oathoatc
Women's
League,
is
giving
the
vent
general
supervision
and
those
in
arge
of
various
department
are
as
follows:
Tea
Boom
4,Jrs.
P.
J.
MeConnlck
this
affeeraooni;
Mrs.
J,
J.
Muldoon
this
evening):
Mrs.
O.
W.
Nickersor
tomorrow
afternoon
I
:
Mrs.
John
Dorr
tomorrow
evening).
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Oratton
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Blaine.
Handkerchiefs
Mrs.
J.
MeNulty
and
Mrs.
Harold
McEwen.
Fancy
Work.
Mrs.
S.
Batcher
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno.
Country
more
Mrs.
J.
C.
Garfean.
Plain
Sewing.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Otitis
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Meagher.
Candy
Uass
Puknlra
Assort
and
Miss
Vary
Astori.
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
'
P.
M.
Crosby.
MAKCOM
IS
II.U
LONDON.
Nov.
9.
WlUlam
Marconi
wireless
Inventor,
is
seriously
111
In
"r.ndon.
says
the
Dally
Express.
sStto
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PttlNTE
Kl'PEKT.
B.C..
EDKEDAY.
NOVEMBER
9.
1927
TtkDULL
OFF
Htl
MII.KH
INVITED
HI
VIMT
K.C.
IJV
HON.
4.
II.
MarlXAN
VANCOUVER
Nor.
8
-
An
Ot-a'.i
special
to
ahe
Bun
says
dii-at.ons
are
stost
an
the
;rroi
.ucM
premiers
acMl
ptob-ab;;.
Premier
King
win
iiwpt
.e
invitation
of
Preaxter
atae-Lean
to
visit
Brttlafe
Goluasfcta
next
spring
when
a&stel
dls-
:Mlou
of
Osaadssa
problems
.
take
piece,
MOTORSHIP
KING
JAMES
NE1R
PORT
Nft
(iraln
Ship
of
SruMin
i;petel
to
Arrhr
Tonlglit
or
Tomorrow
Morn
In;
i
!
Tbe
elevator
mangement
Is
expcat'.ng
tfee
aeeoad
grain
ship
of
tbe
season,
the
British
motoraalp
King
Jamw.
to
i
arrive
in
port
to
Bight
or
tomorrow
morning.
The
vessel
will
lead
full
to
I
tbe
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
!
Orsln
tn
the
yards
waa
all
elesued
up
this
mornjnj.
preparatory
to
another
jtratnload
arriving
at
noon
today.
JUDGES
MAY
GEHHEIRS
Shake-up
in
System
Is
Said
to
be
Imminent
in
This
Province
Says
Paper
VAMOl.tKK,
Xo.
9.
A
xptt'lal
drKitiitrlt
from
Ottawa
tu
the
Son
uyn:
-A
Rhakrup
In
the
HrltMi
Columbia
Judicial
srxtrin
In
believed
to
be
Imminent.
Premier
MarLran
and
Attorney
General
Manson
Mill
hat
e
a
ninference
before
leaf
lng
Ottawa
with
Hon.
i:nie.t
l-apolntr
and
Hon.
l-uclen
Cannon
regarding
the
resent
oltuatlon.
The
pUn.
It
N
believed
will
be
to
ubollh
the
aM-IUte
dltlslon
and
transfer
the
Jnl;e
6f
that
tilt
Mon
to
the
other
high
court."
LAPOINTE
HEME
VAXCOl
VEIt.
Nsr.
9.
-The
ITo-vlnce
e4'lul
rorreMinlent
at
Ottawa
a)s
"No
fcurh
matter
ha
liern
brought
tu
my
attention
.
In
an)
form'
was
the
comment
of
Hon.
Ernest
LaHilntr
on
the
re-M-t
that
Mime
ohakrup
anion:
the
Jn.lirlary
of
II.C.
wa
In
pftKiert.
SASKATCHEWAN
WILL
HAVE
NEW
MINISTER
ItEOINA,
Nov.
9.
Rearganlzatlon
of
the
government
of
Saskatchewan
is
fore
cast
In
an
official
statement
issued
Isst
night
by
Hon.
Mr.
Latta,
acting
premier,
when
he
announced
that
George
Bpence,
federal
member
for
Maple
Creek,
Is
to
be
taken
Into
tbe
Saskatchewan
cabinet
with
the
portfolio
of
railways,
labor
and
industries.
PRICE
Of
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
9.
Local
quota
tions
on
Number
1
Northern
wheat
here
today
were
at
I1.37H
a
bushel.
Premier
MacLean
Tells
East
of
Problems
in
This
Province;
Discusses
Oriental
Question
OTTAWA,
November
0.
The
difficulties
which
have
been
overcome
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
and
many
problems
facinjr
the
province,
was
the
subject
of
an
address
delivered
by
Premier
MacLean
before
the
Ottawa
Service
Club.
He
spoke
of
the
great
distances
and
natural
features
which
made
municipal
government
almost
an
impossibility
in
many
districts
and
this
placed
the
burden
of
policing,
education
and
communication
on
the
shoulders
of
the
provincial
government.
Dr.
MacLean
told
of
the
vasjt
strides
the
province
had
made
industrially
In
the
past
ten
years
and
the
increasing
of
the
payroll
from
78.-000.000
to
1175.000.000.
Dealing
with
the
principal
problem.
Inroads
of
Asiatics
not
on
Individual
grounds
but
because
they
were
Increasing
at
such
a
rapid
rate
that
they,
contributed
a
serious
source
of
compe-
the
premier
said
.at
the
people
of
tltlon
to
the
white
men
whose
British
C"lttmb:a
W'
"'
opposed
to
the
fr.'iiers
had
been
pioneers.
fore-
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
danelng
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
;
Premiers
Conference
Members
Price
'Five
Cents
CA
TALA
FAILS
'EMIER
MACLEAN
BUSY
MAN
AT
OTTAWA
INTERESTS
B.C.
leamship
Catala
Stuck
m
m
Pinnacle
of
Rock
is
Exposed
at
High
Tidel
In-tra
all
Taken
off
and
Many
BrouKht
Here
It
Night
by
Speed
lloat
.aa
luver
;
Tug
Stand
by
i
.
r
forty
or
so
paaaesgers
as
well
as
officers
and
crew
i
lie
vessel
rorted
to
be
making
no
water,
the
most
m
connection
with
the
salvage
of
the
Union
steamer
miK
itself
this
morning,
which
piled
up
at
1.15
yes-m
on
Sparrowhawk
Heef
in
Cunningham's
Passage
m
Port
Simiwon,
was
whether
or
not
the
steamer
-lully
removed
from
the
rocks
on
the
high
tide
early
-
a
c
orresponding
tide
tomorrow
afternoon.
It
wast
r
-
at
tor
the
high
tide
of
23.2
fef
that
the
stranding
i
si
occurred.
All
effort
were
beinc
bent
RERNORHAY
UVE
IN
B.C.
PART
OF
TIME
S-id
to
be
Successful
to
vt
Wjllingdon
Spend
Two
Months
on
Coat
T
'
Ko'.
9
1t
Sun.
Ot-V
iidrnt
at
Otlawsj
.e
MacLean
la
work,
come
to
in
under-
It
Ekcelleney
Viscount
Premier
UttKwir
-3
!
Till
KMOMMI
R
TAKES
IlltOI'
ALAIN
rnnw
i
tt
aiiove
zero
The
thenncnteaer
reachci
a
new
low
level
(or
the
season
'
S
o'clock
tola
morning
whei.
descended
to
J4
above
rero
.:
8
degrees
of
froat.
according
'
H
D
Tot.
Dtgby
Island
Dam.:,
ion
meteorologist.
Tbc
b;.:
-
meter
remain
r.eady
tui
r,
north
wind
eootlnuaa
to
o!o
lndleatlni
UiaC
bbe
preu
:.:
apall
should
continue
for
anotht
r
day
or
so
at
least.
Guests
of
Canadian
Club
at
Ottawa
Optimistic
in
Outlook
Premier
MacLean
Tells
Them
About
British
Columbia
and
Claims
Province
Unexcelled
in
Whole
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
November
9.
The
significance
of
the
year
1927
pantcuiartr
'
in
the
history
of
Canada
and
the
wisdom
and
foresight
of
the
fathers
me
affeottog
western
Canada
of
confederation,
a
parallel
between
the
provincial
delegations
:ts
relation
to
the
eastern
j
prior
to
and
leading
up
to
the
union
of
the
various
provinces
and
the
proviucea.
present
conference
now
taking
place
on
Parliament
Hill,
and
a
broadly
optimistic
outlook
for
the
future
of
the
country
were
ele
ments
which
were
compounded
in
the
address
of
the
prime
minister
and
the
premier
of
the
provinces
delivered
last
night
at
a
banquet
tendered
them
by
the
Canadian
Club
here.
Premier
King
and
all
tbe
representatives
of
the
province
spake.
f
rem
er
MacLean
cf
B
C.
declared
that
:n
the
Pacific
Slope
the
people
bad
the
asjste
aaplratluns
aa
th-e
In
Eastern
I
Canada.
British
Columbia
waa
ndeav-:
arlng
to
build
up
a
province
which
In;
years
to
cosie
would
be
no
discredit
to
I
,e
-.tiier
mmcrs
of
onieaerstttn.
He
reviewed
the
natural
resources
of
the;
province
and
showed
what
was
being
du
e
to
'.Vevelcp
them.
,
I
At
tbe
same
time.
Dr.
MacLean
sild.J
they
were
trying
to
develop
the
pro-:
0LMS1ED
APPEARED
"INSEATILE
LIQUOR
CASE
AFUR
ABSENCE
SEATTLE.
Nov.
9
Roy
Olmated.
formerly
a
Seattle
police
lieutenant
who
has
been
missing
since
the
last
of
four
scheduled
trlaVs
three
weeks
back,
re
appeared
in
the
federal
court
today
when
the
"Woodaisnt
Beach"
case
In
which
he
and
seven
others
accused
of
liquor
running
were
called.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Three
lloutt
Sold
Catrlie
Total
ling
KI,(i(mi
Pound
at
Exchange
TIN
Morning
Three
vessels
add
halibut
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
as
follows:
AMERICAN
Kodtak.
27.000
pounds.
Booth
Flsh-t.'.i.
14.8c
and
6c.
i.cXSnley.
3J.O0Q
pound.
Canadian
fish
it
Ctld
Storage
Co-
I5c
and
6c.
CANADIAN
Prorpertty
A..
2200
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
14.ee
and
6c.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear.
rooter,
29.94;
jmooth;
8
AO
calm:
baro-
WEATIIEK
REPORT.
.
Prince
Rupert,
Clear,
calm.
temp.
25.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
22.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
20.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
19.
lyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
8.
Rosswood.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
11.
Terrace.
Ctoudy,
windy,
temp.
18.
Hazrlton.
Part
ctoudy,
calm.
temp.
4.
Tclegrsph
Creek.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temp.
8.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
temp.
15.
Whltehorse.
Cloudy,
north
wind.
temperature
12.
CANADA
GIVEN
RADIO
STATUS
Wave
Hand
Allotted
to
Country
in
Which
There
Will
be
no
Interference
LEAD
WORLD
IX
FLYING
vines
socially
and
he
ventured
to
ssyl
uo
province
f
Csnada
excelled
his
own
1
Hereafter
All
Nations
of
World
In
the
care
exercised
in
Improving
the
social
conditions
of
the
people.
!
mil
Keep
oil
rorbldden.
I
Iladio
Area
'
WASHINOTON.
Nov.
9.
A
radio
wave
twr.d
.sufficiently
wide
-to-.
take
.
oarc
of'
the
extensive
development
of
commer-:lal
flying
in
Canada,
has
been
set
'
aside
by
the
Internationa
radio
conference,
for
tbe
sole
use
of
Canada.
Canadian
delegates
to
the
conference
pointed
out
that
in
the
practical
application
of
aircraft
In
forest
protec
tion,
survey
work
and
similar
useful
purposes
Canada
led
the
world.
Tbe
Canadian
Government
had
been
com
pelled
several
times
because
of
Inter
ference
from
powerful
European
broadcasting
stations
to
shift
the
wsve-
lengths
used
by
their
aircraft.
Here
after
broadcasters
the
world
over
w"Jl
keep
off
the
exclusive
radio1
wave
band
alloted
to
Canada.
PRINCESSMARY
IN
HOUSE
FIRE
Was
Anion?
Thosie
Who
Hushed
From
Their
Rooms
When
Residence
Ignited
LONDON.
Nov.
9.
Princess
Mary
and
her
husband
Viscount
Lascellrs,
were
among
a
number
of
well-known
people
who
rushed
'from
their
bedrooms,
many
la
their
nlghtclothes
when
fire
broke
cut
early
this
morning
st
Bretton
Park,
the
residence
cf
Edward
Allendale.
temperature.
35;
sea
iwhr.
th
ajn.
spoke
motorshlp
I
t-v,.
w.u
rfon,.
hut
iung
rfm.
rxnsna
tor
rnnce
itupert
1.
WM
nurt
i
rem
cngtana.
no
males
west
of
Prince
'
Rupert.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm
barometer.
2932;
temperature.
22;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
northeast
wind:
barometer.
29.72:
temperature,
36;
sea
choppy:
9
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Prince
George,
abeam
Sunny
Island,
north
bound;
9:59
pm.
spoke
steamer
Oray.
arriving
at
Rose
Harbor.
OOV
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
north
wind:
barometer.
29.99
44:
sea
smooth:
1030
am.
in
steamer
Prince
George,
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
2934;
temperature.
34;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Oloudy.
fresh,
north
,east
wind;
barometer.
S9.72;
tempera
ture,
40;
sea
choppy.
LORD
MAYOR
IS
INSTALLED
LONDON,
Nov.
9.
The
ancient
historic
ceremony
of
Inaugurating
the
newly
elected
Lord
Mayor
of
London.
Sir
Charles
Batho.
took
place
today
at
temperature.
,
the
Guildhall
to
which
His
Lordship
and
the
lady
mayoress
hsd
driven
In
the
coach
used
for
such
occasions.
YOUNG
STRIBLING
GOT
DECISION
IN
A
SIX
ROUND
BOUT
SPOKANE.
Nov.
9.Youhgi
6trtbllng
-of.
Madon.
Georgia,'
last1
night
"slammed
Angus
Snyder
of
'Winnipeg
tor
ade-.,
cislon
In
six
rounds
and
'advanced
his
claim
to
the
heavyweight
championship
of
Canada.
HON.
C.
A.
SEMLIN
FUNERAL
SUNDAY
ASHCROPT.
Nov.
9.
The
funeral
of
Hon.
C.
A.
Semlln.
former
premier
of
Dawson
Clear,
calm.
18
below.
River
British
Columbia,
will
be
held,
next
ilred
Dawsou
ibunaay.
t
i
-r
j