ft
111
in
lave
Money
Boston
Grill
se
to
i
t
a-
.
tl
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7:
way
tu
buy
the
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subscribe
by
the
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delivered
daily
Of
course,
you
i
a
snorter
period.
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t.
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it
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UKON
),).
il
News:
c
a
meeting
wh
-
i
j.iudian
legion
Club
U
,m
u-vs
the
proposal
to
r
uph
in
our
city.
..!
-
have
elapsed
since
-.
,.(-.
In
practically
,
:.
t
grow
old,
as
we
li
ft
grow
old,
weary
them,
"nor
condemn.
K
down
of
the
sun
and
miming
"it
mber
them.
-
are
most
impressive
.ider
the
fact
that
n
in
our
midst
have
n
the
company
of
memory
this
ceno-
nber
them,
.'mactera
of
fjftiwE
rcTc
ire
.ViULUlildHJ
Let
us
stone
:
were
brave."
yours
truly,
ARCH.
R.
SINCLAIR.
Iff
A
M
1
TXT
a
IT
ITITITO
IN
ROAD
RACE
nmcs
Very
Close
to
Breaking
Hecoril
and
That
on
Muddy
Course
.WICKE
Penn
.
Nov.
26.
Clifford
i
Oali.
Out
.
won
the
nine
and
tor
i.i.le
ruad
raoe
from.
37
long
:c
runners
of
the
United
States
'i.ida
Wednesday
In
48
minutes.
23
u
cjusldered
remarkable
time
m-idcJy
course.
It
la
28'i
second
Willy
Bltola'a
record.
10
Webfter
of
Hamilton.
Ontario,
:iarles
anell
of
Toronto,
came
In
:
a
!enth
respectively
In
the
same
MAILQUICKLY
Urplanc
Service
Puis
People
in
Far
North
in
Touch
With
Outside
NOME
Nov
28.-
-'
The
airplane
from
brought
lte
Nome
'
tii.nl
Thursday.
Among
Seattle
"
r
:
ivcd
were
same
dated
Novem-
fa
Ee-j-.
rd
bv
bout
fhn
'tVi
Fairbanks
''''i
mid
thence
to
Nome
by
alr-'"
Ordinarily
the
Journey
requires
'J
to
three
months
by
boat,
i.:-d
dos?
team.
CUSTOMS
BRING
SUIT
$344,000
HAMILTON.
Nov.
26.
Solicitors
for
asf
)ms
department,
have
Issued
a
v"
''
Hai'iilton
Brewing
As-;
for
1344,000.
Tlie
action
arises
uih
investigations.
in
MAIL
unil
hamlet
throughout
iiumorials
have
been!
WHITEIIOttSE,
Y.T..
November
26.
The
airplane
"Queen
o.
mmemorate
the
he-
the
Yukon,"
piloted
by
Ueut.
A.
I).
Cruikshank,
and
carrying
on
m
o
of
our
(ilorioun
passenger,
which
ha
been
missing
since
Thursday
when
it
left
fo
I
t
e
llupert,
alas,
is
Mayo
auO
miles
northeast
of
here,
is
reported
safe.
It
left
here
a
behind
the
times,
but
i
10.:)0
a.m.
Thursday
and
encountered
a
storm
soon
after
leaving
an
(lou(j.
l
losing
considerable
time.
When
last
reported
It
was
passing
iuko
Hat
a
highly
developed
.
r
ice
may
be
establiah-
.
uth
of
future
genera-
r
is
great
Northland,
if
mji'iii
memorial
were,
!.
..ur
city,
j
-'
oi
the
proposed
me-
v
ulJ
be
approximately!
and,
providing
thej
lunds
are
forthcoming,!
vd
u
suitable
site
may
a
h
the
provincial
gov-i
trant
of
the
Court
Crossing
and
it
wax
feared
by
the
company's
office
here
that
tht
gasoline
would
become
exhausted
before
it
reached
Mayo
and
the
plane
would
be
forced
down.
It
carried
a
supply
sufficient
for
fi.
show'
flying.
TRETHEWAYS
BUY
A
MINE
BEAR
RIVER
First
Ontario
Concern
to
Enter
Portland
Canal
Field
Secured
Red
Top
"
l("lllll
,
"N.
Hie
TrelU-r)
t
ChIhiII
hate
tuiwludrd
an
atrrrnwnt
for
I
lie
lurrlie
of
the
Krl
Tup
mine
Hie
upper
IW-ar
Khrr
from
i.
i.
-mnr.
e-maor
uf
4
ii
wan.
anil
Jhn
MrNrlll
uf
leart
fur
ft.W.mm.
TliW
mark
Hie
riitrttii-e
of
the
flrl
Ontario
mining
organization
Into
llir
I'ortUml
C'mial
field.
RATE
FOR
LIGHT
IN
SOUTHERN
CITIES
BY
R
f
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Pears
vert
not
sapreased
lor
tin.
i
safety
of
Orulkahank
and
hi
paascnge.
A.
D.
Milnnrt.
u
there
are
muuerou
ainall
Jakes
(or
landing
and
it
w
UMnifbt
he
oould
land
near
any
road
house
along
the
Wh.thre-Dawon
MM
The
overland
stage
arriving
at
Yukon
i
Cratalag
from
Dawson
tM
morning
re-
'
port
that
OralkahaDk
wa
forced
U
land
on
a
lake
near
the
summit
road
houae
twenty
mUea
north
of
the
Fell)
BJver
Orcaslni,
With
eeanaae
low
tem-
pemure
of
from
30
to
40
degree
be-
'
taw
cero
th
engine
was
aoon
Iroren
int
I
unable
to
taU
all
agali
h
oijfcanx
sna
MSlmmjtuud
watt
'
Ins
toward
Mavti
anal
should
arrive
then
today.
It
la
believed
the
plane
will
b
in
commbuton
a
aoon
a.
the
weathe:
moderate.
The
Scettfent
proves
the
ne:atty
o!
preparation
of
emergency
landing
plaoe-and
the
building
of
temporary
aheltef
to
keep
the
machine
warm
while
refuelling.
The
plana
had
made
two
round
trips
betaeen
Whltehorae,
Mayo
and
Dawaon
carrying
paeaengera,
mall
and
express
and
demonstrating
that
ba
venture
will
be
a
auccew
when
thoroughly
organized.
Under
favcrab'e
condition
the
flying
time
from
Whltehorae
to
Mayo
la
twe
hours
thirty
mlnutea
and
from
Mayo
!
to
Dawaon
one
hour
fifteen
minute
VANCOUVER.
Nov
M
-
Further
par-
tlculnra
of
the
light
and
power
reduc-tlone
which
were
announced
yesterday
to
be
now
et
at
tour
cents
a
kllowat
hour
in
Vancouver,
ahowa
that
in
the
suburbs
of
Vancouver
.the
reduction
Is
from
the
former
price
of
oenU
to
S
cents
In
Victoria,
the
same
company,
the
i
B.C.
Electric,
has
reduced
one
cent
from
the
five
cent
rate
formerly
In
force
for
commercial
purposes
and
for
domestic
ue
one
cent
la
taken
off
the
six
cent
rate.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i:.;i.imi
i.i:.(iii:
DIvMon
I.
Arsenal-Tottenham
postponed;
fog.
Aston
VlUa
2.
Blackburn
0.
Bury
2,
Everton
3.
Burnley
4,
Manchester
United
0.
Derby
County
4.
The
Wednesday
6.
Leloester
3.
Newcastle-
0.
Liverpool
4,
Huddertrield
2.
Portsmouth
2,
Birmingham
2.
Sheffield
3,
Cardiff
4.
Cunderland
1.
BJlton
1.
Wet
Ham
4,
Mlddleaboro
8.
lislon
II.
Barnaley
2.
Reading
0.
Fulham
2,
Orlmaby
2.
Hull
City
1.
Southampton
0.
Leeds
1.
West
Bromwlch
2.
Manchester
Ctty
4.
Stoke
City
0.
Notts
Forest
1.
Bristol
City
1.
Port
Vale
I.
Chelsea
1.
Preston
4,
Notts
County
0.
South
Shields
2.
Clapton
2.
Bwaneea
0,
Oldham
0.
Wolverhampton
2,
Blackpool
4.
hCOTTISII
I.K.U11
E
Pit
Moll
I.
Alrdrles
1
Oowdtnteath
2.
Boneas
0.
Celtic
1.
Clyde
1.
Bangers
4.
Dumferrattne
3.
Queen's
Park
I.
Hamilton
3.
Ulmarnock
1.
Hibernians
3,
Falkirk
1.
Partlck
1.
Motherwell
1.
Ealth
Hovers
1.
Dundee
1.
St.
Johnstone
2,
Heart
3.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Aberdeen
1.
Head
the
Montreal
Importers'
Adver-tisemrnt
on
page
.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
GRAIN
GOES
TO
U.K.-C0NTINEN1
Practically
no
Oriental
Business
out
of
Vancouver
uunng
Week
Just
Ended
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
26.
Practically
al
the
grain
ahlpped
during
the
week
from
this
port
was
consigned
to
United
King
dom
or
the
European
continent,
although
many
boat
have
had
to
call
at
ports
er
rcute
for
orders.
Two
Japanee
ship.
INFANTILE
IMKALYMS.
PLANE
ment
comprise
the
whole
trade
with
the
Orient.
Following
have
been
the
shipments:
Scekook.
for
Hamburg,
with
option
oi
Bremen
or
Antwerp,
78.400
biuhels.
Bradford
City,
to
Colon
for
order
278.000
bushel.
City
of
Rangoon,
for
Hull.
93333
bushels:
lor
London,
with
option
ol
Hull.
37(334
bushel.
Montana,
to
Havre,
for
orders,
141,-
866
busheat.
Breata,
for
Genoa,
134,400
bushels;
for
Naples,
37,333
bushels;
to
Gibraltar
.for
orders,
87319
bushel;
for
Oenoa
again.
3,733
bushels.
Nebraska,
tor
Rotterdam,
42367
bush
els.
Brlarwood,
to
Colon
for
orders,
200,853
bushel.
Zurtchmoor,
for
U.K.
Continent,
243,
68u
bushels.
Roxby,
to
Fayal
for
orders,
250,878
bushels.
,
London
Merchant,
for
Manchester,
56,-000
bushels.'"'
:t.iu
flu.
.,;!
.
m
Brldgepool,
to
Fayal
for
orders,
272,-
P"tiur.
for
fUXgetla,
Puerto
Colombia,
16.900
bushels.
Admiral
Sebree,
for
Santa
Maria,
10.-000
bushels.
Arizona
Maru,
for
Kobe,
15,853
bushels.
Junyo
MaTU,
for
Kobe,
63334
bushel
NELSON.
Nov.
26.
Lou
Jean
Robln-Mn.
two
years
of
aj?e.
of
Benton
Siding
itiod
'if
infantile
par.
:y-!S.
rioiii:u.Mt:
iuiiiiim;
ON
IlKIHV
ISl.VMI
AM)
tl-Hlltl(i
UM
TllKKl:
Having
acquired
government
plots
on
Dlgby
Island,
a
number
of
local
fishermen
wUl
live
aahore
this
winter
instead
of
remaining
on
their
boats
as
has
been
the
uaual
custom
Quite
a
program
of
building
is
said
to
be
going
on
over
there,
ranging
from
humble
attack
to
residences
of
more'
proud
appearance.
Construction
of
half
a
dozen
or
so
dwelling
places
Is
now
In
progress
and
land
clearing
operations
huve
commenced.
'
LADY
LOSES
LIFE
FROM
HUNTING
ACCIDENT
IN
WHICH
PRINCE
PRESENT
MELTON
MOBRAY,
Nov.
26.
Lady
Victoria
Bullock,
only
daughter
of
the
Earl
Of
Derby
died
today
with
gaining
consciousness
after
suffering
Injury
when
hunting
with
the
Quorn
hounds
yesterday.
The
Prince
of
Wales
was
one
if
the
riders.
LIBERAL
ELECTED
IN
.
SASKATCHEWAN
RIDING
in
the
Satkatcbewan
government.
STKNfXiUArilKUS
1
1-
A
MS.
VICTORIA.
Nov.
26.
Successful
candidates
in
tho
civil
service
examination
or
Junior
stenographers
which
took
ilace
on
Ort.i!er
-
included
for
Prince
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
MINCE
lilPEItT.
D.
.
sATUi.i'W.
NOVEMBER
2G.
1927
-
.
.
r,.
ill
Ul
I'M!
Ml
Ml
81
A
NEW
TYPE
OF
NAVAL
VESSEL:
An
airplane
carrier
being
built-as
part
of
the
eouipment
of
the
United
States
navy.
Airplane
Faced
Raging
Gale
and
Carried
Wounded
Girl
in
Darkness
to
Alaskan
Hospital
ANCHORAGE.
November
26.
-When
I5es:ie
Howe,
gojern-ineht
teacher
af,the
villajre
of
Nininchic.
liV
mire
west
bi"
Anchorage
on
Cook
Inlet,
accidentally
shot
herself
in
the
abdomen
Tuesday
while
cleaning
her
rifle,
an
amateur
spark
radio
set
fent
the
distress
signal
to
Seldovia
and
Anchorage
but
it
was
impossible
for
boats
to
go
to
the
rescue
in
the
gale
that
was
raging.
Pilot
Kussell
Merrill
and
the
Government
doctor,
A.
0.
II.
Everatock,
chanced
it
in
a
plane
and
after
carrying
the
girl
six
miles
in
a
dog
sled
to
the
plane,
got
'her
to
Anchorage
in
the
face
of
head
winds,
making
a
safe
landing
in
the
darkness,
aided
only
by
automobile
headlights.
The
girl
is
in
a
critical
condition
in
the
hospital
with
a
fighting
chance
for
recovery.
:
GIRL
DIES
IN
THE
HOSPITAL
Miss
Aleda
Iversen
Passed
Away
Alter
Long
and
Lingering
Illness
The
death
occurred
thla
morning
at
the
hospital
of
Miss
Aleda
Johanna
Iversen.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
'veraen.
of
1264
Beach
place.
Miss
Iverson.
whose
father
1
a
fisher
man
ten
years
In
the
province,
was
born
In
Norway
eighteen
years
ttg.
The
young
lady
was
Ul
a
year
ago
In
the
hospital
and
seems
to
have
never
recovered
but,
gradually
faded
away.
She
wa
well
known
here
where
she
rent
to
school.
Her
premature
death
Is
Generally
regretted.
She
was
a
member
of
the
Lutheran
Church.
The
funeral
will
take
place
Monday
from
the
Metropole
Hall,
Iter.
John
Hanson
officiating.
SEATTLE
CLUBMAN
IS
FOUND
NOT
GUILTY
OF
DEATH
OF
MISS
PAYNE
SEATTLE,
Nov.
26.
A
directed
last
night
freed
F.
Crelgh
Nelson
j
a
wealthy
clubman,
and
Captain
Amery
Bell,
skipper
of
Nelson
s
yacht
Mur.el
who
were
tried
on
a
charge
of
man
slaughter
In
connection
with
the
death
REOINA.
Nov
26
-
WHUam
Rock.lof
MlM
vloIet
pTne'
mulc
nd
d"n
teacher,
who
drawned
laat
summer
was
Uberal.
was
elected
by
acclamation
In
j
.v..
t
Mme
crir
frih.
tM.!"en
she
fell
Into
Lake
Union
while
,e"ln8
held
aboard
the
yacht.
ral
Parliament
yesterday.
.He
fills
the
until
recently
held
by
Hon-'
josltnon
r
"iV'
r)XI7
A
MCUID
TA
George
Spence.
new
minuter
of
rallwaya
,
fAKl
lZAlNjHlr
lj
iU
BE
INVESTIGATED
IN
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
OTTAWA,
Nov.
26.
The
appointment
of
W.
A.
Mustard
to
Investigate
and
re-
H
i
spr.ng
opening
date,
before
which
1
all
salmon
fishing
will
be
prohibited,
v.ll
L-e
et.
The
U
S
btireafe
of
fish-:
er.es
wUl
retain
authority
to
order
at
,
r.iiy
tliue
the
cessation
of
fishing
In
j
any
areas.
f.
W.
IT
SI'IKITS
THAT
,.
a
JOK
SM
NDEItS
UKAItl)
,
4.
IX
WIIITCtV.VMI
TKIAL?
feature
Introduced
into
the
trial
of
Peter
Whitewash
at
the
As-
4
sizes
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Af-
f
tct
abort
recesa
bad
been
de-
c
la
red,
th
defence
asked
to
put
had
atrnck
Joei-On-
the
occasion.
.
of
the
siege
of
the
Whitewash
home
by
the
police
last
August
hcuse,
which
he
supposed
was
that
of
Peter
Whitewash.
In
fact,
he
awc-re
It
was
the
voice
of
the
Indian
prisoner.
Then
the
Idea
suddenly
occurred
to
him
that
it
wa
probably
a
spirit
voice,
for
was
there
not
a
9
grave
yard
nearby
ELEVEN
NEW
STEAMERS
FOR
GREAT
LAKES
MONTREAL,
Nov.
26.
The
past
sea.
sen
of
navigation
on.
the
Qreat
Lakes
v"
pr
vei
'.0
satisfactory
to
the
major
ity
o:
'steamship
owners
that
eleven
new
steamers
at
least
will
be
constructed
for
th!3
traffic
next
year.
Th:
Hill
Corporation
of
Canada,.
which
br.ughi
cut
the
S.
S.
Mount
Louis,
the
Walter
B.
Reynolds
and
the
John
H.
Price
this
year,
are
plannlny
to
add
three
more
ships
to
thejr
fleet.
Like
the
first'
three,
the
new
vessels
will
be
constructed
by
Smith's
Dock
Company,
Limited,
South
Banfc-on-the-
Teea,
and
should
be
ready
to
cross
the
Atlantic
next
April.
They
will
be
similar
to
the
Mount
Louts,
and
will
be
fitted
with
the
most
modern
equipment
necessary
for
economic
and
safe
naviga
tion
In
the
St.
Lawrence
and
lakes
trade
Pulp
wood,
grain,
steel
and
coal
cecapoae
the
carg-es
of
these
ships,
which
operate
between
Lake
Erie
and
Lower
St.
Lawrenae.
KINO
itV
NEW
YOKK.
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
28.
Premier
Mac
kenzie
King
arrived
here
yesterday
and
is
leaving
for
Ottawa
today.
nart
unon
ehareea
of
rjolitleal
nartlsan-
:
Premier
.
.
U.
P
'O'Brien.
M.
A.
Dow-1
aupert
Mtsse
thlp
agalnit
oovernment
employees
InjPoru;.
Idaho
iher.
arid
B.
Arney.
and
for
Prince
Albert.
i
announced.
CKKjrue
Miss
E
'
Haydon.
P.
Mclnn
.
.
mil
M.
C
Cri..
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
."
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w
WHEAT
IMIH'E
TODAY.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
26.
The
price
of
Number
1
Northern
wheat
quoted
on
the
exchangetcday
here
was
al.43.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
'-S''
B.C.
Silver
....vT.
'
Big
Missouri
VnV.
Coast
Copper
.....
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Gladstone
Independence
.....
Indian
L.
ar.d
L
I.ui-ky
Jim
R'chmond
7,
SunkTb
T.
n,-
l4fc
133'
37
y
.m4
.18V,
14H
.04',
.06
.08
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'-i
2.34
3fl
ll'i
3
SO
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
nr
DOWN
FARING
FLIGHT
TO
TAKE
WOUNDED
GIRL
TO
HOSPITAL
nhe
Letter
Box
Lnadian
lemon
cemj.
TAPH
FUND
Airplane
Queen
of
the
Yukon
Forced
Down
Flying
in
Far
North
Aviator
Criukshank
and
Passenger
Hoth
Safe
and
Co.-np'.cle
Trij
Whitehoa-e
to
.Mayo
on
Foot
Drastic
Salmon
Regulations
in
Alaska
to
Prevent
Possible
Extinction
of
Fish
in
Territory
SEATTLE,
November
20.
Drastic
regulations
designed
to
avoid
the
threatened
extinction
of
salmon
in
southeastern
Alaska
are
announced
by
H.
W.
O'Malley,
United
States
commissioner
of
fisheries.
Th
new
regulations
include
an
order
for
the
closing
of
all
br.ys
and
estuaries
and
passages
in
Southeastern
Alaska
to
fish-traps.
,
In
addition
new
regulations
to
be
announced
from
Washington
on
December
10
will
effect
a
reduction
of
the
length
of
purie
seines
from
the
maximum
length
now
of
250
fathoms
to
200
fathoms,
.vii.le
dep.h
nov.
of
the
net
,1a
3
00
i
-
-dree
and
a
half
meahea,
fhla
la
nduoeri
,
liO
juch
meshes.
-
GRAIN
BEING
RUSHED
OUT
Loadings
and
Marketings
on
Prairies
Far
Ahead
of
Last
.
i
Season
T
I
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
26.
Increases
la
!d
'
are'Wated
There
m
an
totertattog
Uttle
J
.
u
j
itic
vftuwiiu
ntuvuai
grain
movement
report
for
the
week
of
'November
18
to
24
Inclusive.
During
Uie
past
week.
11.703.000
bushels
were
,
marketed
along
Canadian
National
lines.
Joeuarfeis.
IndJaa
policeman
"
"JMd
'!tn,
9-M4JOW
)f
ib?
at
Bella
CooU
back
In
the
box.
It
,eiAawtfaaV'-a&rlgbt
tPUmbered
7327
as
against
8334
whlcl
Idea
Tfln
pushers
1
o,7S5.TjOOto,703,6o6.
"ate
the
figure
was
15.986.000
Joe
had
heard
a
voice
In
th.
.....
.
1
I.
W
V.
.
J
114
He
went
Into
the
a1""
-c.i.w.u.
witness
box
and
solemnly
gave
4.
;
nd
Nov.
23.
It
as
his
conviction
that
It
;
Th'
marketings
are
at
least
m,K
w.
w
..rit.
AsSM
16.25
12V4
30
.1614
.05
08
V4
.09
Vi
36
V4
235
.42
.12
79
4
50
urain
w
store
at
mi
lunc
suuuuais
to
26.944.000
bushels.
Last
year
at
the
Saskatchewan
Is
far
In
.
the
lead,
with
6374X00
bushels
marke'ted,
5347.000
'
loaded
13314,000
In
storage.
:
'
Alberta's
showing
Is
3331,000
bushels
.
marketed.
2379,000
loaded
and
10,183,-
000
In
atore.
1
As
an
Indication
of
the
movement
of
a
million
bushels
better
than
last.
CATALA
IS
DUE
HERE
SHORTLY
Salvage
People
Expect
to
Deliver
Wreck
to
Local
Dry
Dock
Iletween
Decenjber
5
and
7
It
Is
hoped
to
bring
the
Union
steamer
Catala,
which
has
been
strand
ed
on
Mist
Island
near
Port
Simpson
since
November
8,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
during
the
high
tides
between
December
5
and
7.
according
to
a
statement
made
today
by
the
salvage
Interests.
Blasting
of
the
rock
on
which
the
vessel
Is
stuck
will.
It
Is
ex
pected,
be
completed
tomorrow
or
Monday
and
then
It
Is
proposed
to
pull
the
vessel
to
as
near
an
even
keel
as
pos
stble.
probably
with
a
list
of
fifteen
or
seventeen
degrees.
Patching
of
the
vessel
will
not
take
a
very
long
time
and
it
1
anticipated
that
everything
will
be
In
readiness
to
pull
her
off
on
the
December
high
tides
and
Immediately
bring
her
to
Prince
Rupert,
thus
completing
the
salvage
contract:
LABORBEATEN
IN
WINNIPEG
Lieut.-Cnl.
Dan
Mcl.enn
Elected
Head
of
City
Government
for
Coming,
Year
WINNIPEG.
Nov
20
LleUtCol.
Dan
McLean,
non-partlzan
candidate,
was
elected
mayor
of
thla
city
over
John
Queen,
nominee
of
the
Independent
Labor
Party
by
a
majority
of
more
than
seven
thousand.
OLD
ORKNEY
WINNER
NOVEMBER
HANDICAP
MANCHESTER.
NOV.
26.
J,
J,
Murphy's
Old
Orkney
was
the
winner
of
the
November
Handicap
today.
Adieu
i-amc
second
and
Sliver
Lark
third.
1