ave
Money
Boston
Grill
t
r
1
c
vr-
u
buy
the
'
:
subscribe
by
the
t
.
dtiivcred
dally
Ot
count,
you
n
shorter
period
CS
and
nave
It
de-
Are
Expected
inu
action
of
the
re
Ht
the
local
Fish
moon
with
367,000
fr.-:-Mi
by
nlm
American
M''!hui'u
1
hut
tb
hurt
:
tiir
season
has
now
u.
there
btinR
none
i".:iK
Tile
Inllowtng
-,ril:cd
with
bids
o6e-
.
D'MiiK
ttom
10c
and
7
mid
are
going
on
tr.
afternoon
.
,.
Resolute,
32.000.
.
Senator.
3100;
Attu.
.'V
o):
Albatross.
00.-Pr.r.l-jrk.
SS.00O.
an-
afternoon
that
opted
a
bid
ot
AUiu
Fisheries.
NADIANS
TO
INVADE
FRANCE
tflehrate
Tenth
Anniversary
t
1
.
a,,
X-
.
A
!.
Paris
Under
the
Canadian
Ex-retura
to
France
Ar
Md-acon
announced
urne
will
travel
uu-gu.de
of
a
Canadian
celebrate
the
tenth
armistice
in
Parte
representative
of
the
'In
nnritnrv
no
DUMXW
AT
EDMONTON
-
u
uv
m
as
a
a
a
v
a
rom
jjoor
With
ilaby;
Loses
Life
in
Fire
""'
Nnv
10.
Trapped
at
the
1
her
home
thla
nvornlng
munth'
old
baby
girl
la
Mrs
C
M
Talt,
the
wett-
r
rn:iiiiou
photographer,
wa?
dcaih
with
her
child,
while
.a.
.a
i
:
1
1
1
j
Kmc
she
was
right
m
:an
:cd
the
two
older
chU-
ar
uack
uirs.
RTHfillAKF.
CALIFORNIA
MARIA.
CHllfornla.
Nov.
IB.
Mfce
was
felt
here
last
night.
i
.
d.iws
were
cracked
and
a
;ovh
weakened
by
the
tem-1
week
ago
toppled
and
fell.
.
j
i
j
h
felt
at
Lompos
and
San
;.
where
It
la
reported
the
v.
mure
severe
than
on
ITIHJC
MEETING
a,
4.
4,
J.
WfiiAT
ritiN(i;s
M
AKItll.x
VOI
Ml
MAN
IX
t.UCMVNY
lOUAV
BONN.
Oermany.
Mcv.
IB
Princess
Victoria
Bchaumburg
Ptppc.
61
years
of
as,
a
slater
of
the
former
Kaiser
waa
married
today
to
Aleaaaoer
Subkoff.
31
yeara
of
age.
a
Ruaalan
refugee
civil
one.
The
ceremony
waa
NOT
SO
COLD
TODAY
nl.M.A.
'
indeoendenee
Indian
L.
and
L
.
Leadamlth
.
.
f'uhlic
Meetinir
will
be
itucky
Jim
i
n
the
Moose
Hall
on
"clay,
November
21.
at
9
u
'
io'
k.
to
deal
with
the
hali-
!iut
-n.uation.
Tue
International
rMsher-.
,r
r
ornmisHion
wishes
to
con-
;c'
wii.b
all
engaged
in
the
hulihu;
industry.
'"i
Tuesday,
November2.
at
P-m.,
in
the
Moose
Hall,
u
onu
public
meetine
will
"
held
to
deal
with
the
al
on
industry.
ft-
these
matters
ari6f
vi-
Jl
importance
to
Prince
Ru-
'"'t.
may
I
hope
both
meet-
Ul(r
will
be
largely
attended.
v
M.
NEWTON.
Mayor.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
rUchmond
Sllvercreiit
Bllversmith
.
Surf
Inlet
..
Sunloch
Tortc
JO
1.85
,18
,.04
-OS
.02
3.M
,05
:is
.01
'A
3.00
James
A.
Brown,
wall
known
Ecstall
River
sawmlU
operator,
who
la
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
sunertnR
from
injuries
sustained
In
an
explosion
nn
his
aasboat
at
Port
Esslngton
on
Thuradsy
night,
la
reported
to
be
mak-
lng
as
aatlafsctory
progress
as
wwu
be
expected,
his
injuries.
Shock
has
complicated
Oordon
Craig
of
the
circulation
of
the
Vancouver
Sun.
who
hBR
been
DUBine
cm.
sailed
'!u-
moniin
by
the
!
.
V.i:'..
a
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
i.Mii.i-ii
i.i;.m
i:
lllvMon
I.
Blrmtugham
1.
Ananal
1.
Blackburn
Hover
l.
Weal
Ham
0.
Button
Waucamn
S.
Portsmouth
1
Cardiff
City
4.
Derby
County
4.
Everton
0.
nnaerlind
1.
hudoeratleld
S.
Bury
0.
Manchester
Darted
i.
Aaton
Villa
1
MicVaieaboiwugh
J.
Uvarpool
1.
Newoaatle
1.
Burnley
1.
The
Wednesday
t.
Leicester
City
1
Tottenham
HoMpan.
abeRleld
V
1
HllMui
II.
Blackpool
0.
Leeoa
OnrbMl
1
Bristol
City
l.
Preston
North
End
S
OhaUee
a.
Notu
rarest
1.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Mane
bettor
city
3.
CMnuby
Town
l.
Port
Vale
0.
Notts
County
.
Paraetey
0.
Oldham
Athletic
3.
WeJvartiampton
0.
Heading
5.
booth
thfetts
1.
aovrfhamBtrai
t.
Pulham
3.
Stoke
City
1.
'Swaatea
Town
1.
.
West
Btaanamh
AkMoa
1.
Hutt
onjr
1.
M
oTTl-il
Mailt
i:
1th
Men
I.
Celtic
1.
Comgtntaath
I.
Duiistre
.
HMtlltOB
A.
L
OunJbrmlme
0.
Betth
leatuis
4.
Pblklrk
t.
Baageta
.
Her(a
t.
Aberea
fi.
Kilmarnock
I.
Clyde
0.
Motherwell
a,
Boneaa
3.
Parttck
Thlle
1.
St.
Johnalone
3.
Queens
Park
e.
Hibernians
a.
Bt
Mlrren
3.
Atrdrleoaiana
1.
INTERIOR
OF
B.C.
There
was
a
decided
rle
In
temperature
this
morning
at
all
points
in
the
interior
as
well
as
on
the
coast.
Pol-lowing
Is
the
Government
Telegraphs
report:
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
north
wind,
temp.
3S.
Ai:ok
Cloudy.,
calm.
temp.
30.
Alloa
Arm.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
30.
Alyaneh.
Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
6.
Hoes
wood.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
22.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
30.
Haaeitcrn,
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
8.
Bmlthere.
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
10.
Burnt
Lake.
Snowing,
calm.
temp.
8.
Whltehorse.
Clear,
calm.
10
below.
Carmaeka.
Cloudy,
calm.
38
below.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm.
33
below.
Telegraph
Oreefc,
dear,
calm.
13
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Rid
Wheat
V2?s
BC
Stiver
.......
Big
MhMiourl
.34
OMet
dapper
13.60
Cork
Province.
George
Copper
As.1ed
10
at
13.76
.13
3.25
16H
.00
.08
28
2.34
.30
.13
M
.06
.18
.02
J60
Princess
U'.
'.
r.
PLANE
BROKE
WING
AS
IT
FORCED
DOWN
Captain
.Mcintosh
and
Hinkler
at
lA-nilx-rg.
Now
Culled
H
.lK"t.W,
'Knf,
ll-tiitaiti
M
-Ih4Mi
smI
licet
HUkler.
atkiUtn..
Mho
H
sat
to
ft
fruia
lwtbin
li
iMlat.
Ittntfrs
al
IHaMtrynit-.i
ami
I
hew
rfwmlm
Utelr
fHll
were
rnrml
thHui
ndrrda.t
at
Ma
ana,
miHIi
f
lTuna.
Two
aectaNrr.
arre
Injured
hj
tltrlr
iitarhinr.
one
wl
trf
Mhlrh
Han
Itrokra.
Tnr
iHaeWtte
Ha
mi
haslrt
damaged
H
wtn
Hlll'l
Impwwtlilr
lo
rrjialr
M
un
Hie
opitl
w
(lie
II.
i
r
e(
le
l.em.
u
(!
aln
knomt
l
I
lie
narae
f
ItiiiIh(.
POLICE
SEEM
TO
BE
PROTECTING
CHINEE
Naiaaa
l!efueil
NeHiirr
on
Order
of
litfei'lr
hplUrr
Till
.Morn'iH
The
names
of
about
sixteen
Otitaaw
who
name
up
on
remand
In
the
poflce
oauat
thla
morning
and
whose
me
ware
again
remanded
for
eight
dasa
wejre
record
a
thla
newspaper
today
tag
HVe
aitg
feistt
ot
tba
ftmtimttM
haltte
errder
of
laapectar
BplBer.
The
men
who
are
charged
with
gams-
Hag.
dM
not
aMBcar
Ui
court
thla
inorn-
but
J.
dyne
of
the
firm
of
WU-
Tllama.
jLtanacn
St
Oonaalea.
waa
present
and
asked
lor
the
renkand
which
wai
granted
by
MkgUitrate
McClymont.
The
names
were
not
men
t
toned
whan
the
remand
was
asked
HELP
YOURSELF
TO
CANADIAN
APPLES
WINNIPBO.
Horr.
18.
"Canadian
Apples-
-fil
ease
help
youraekt."
Thla
legand
on
a
card
pieced
in
a
tray
of
rosy
Canadian
anples
which
Is
placed
on
each
tattt
m
Canadian
National
dining
eara.
dining
the
breakfUst
hour
thla
weak,
la
attracting
much
attention
on
the
part
of
travellers
and
Incidentally
la
serving
to
bring
home
to
Canadians
the
luscious
qualities
of
the
Canadian
apples.
The
Canadian
National
dining
car
department
evolved
this
plan
of
participating
In
Canadian
apple
weak
and
the
Invitation
printed
on
tne
cara
i
which
Is
placed
before
each
traveller
In
i
the
morning
has
pleased
hundreds
of
travellers
on
Canadian
National
trains
on
all
parts
of
the
aystem.
-
I
-
REFUSES
TO
ACCEPT
ABANDONMENT
TENDER
UNION
STEAMSHIP
CO.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19
-With
a
view
Us
the
possibility
oi
salvaging
uie
Catala.
the
underwriter!,
have
declined
to
accept
the
abandonment
tender
of
the
Union
Steamship
Company
and
the
latter
Is
aaslntlnK
In
the
salvaging
with
out
prejudice.
ARTHUR
MEIGHEN
IS
MAKING
PROGRESS
FROM
flKMjLiflll
Liil
1
11
UkJ.
TONSILITIS
OPERATION
TORONTO,
Nov.
ID
The
condition
of
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen,
former
Con
servative
leader,
who
underwent
an
operation
for
tonaUltla
Thursday
Is
reported
favorable.
ARRESTED
CONNECTED
SLAYING
OF
CONSTABLE
ST.
JOHNS.
N3,.
Nov
19
Nehemlah
Hudlln.
wanted
In
connection
with
the
slaying
of
Provincial
Constable
Russell
Hayward.
was
arrested
last
night
at
Grand
Bay:
t
IIIKTH.
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
6
Walton.
McBrlde
St
at
the
Prince
'iV.i"':'
Cc:;-."
..!
K-.-vcuibvr
18.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATt'RTV.
V
NOVEMBER
19.
1927
ATI
RAM
HMTU1
TQ
Br
NOT
ONLY
ABROaT).
but
at
home,
the
public
duties
of
"EJ"
never
cgaae.
lit
re
he
smite:,
his
greeting
to
the
child-"
'
ren
on
a
visit
to
Meyrich
Park
Conference
of
Premiers
was
One
of
Most
Momentous
in
History
of
Canada
McLean
VICTORIA,
November
19.
The
recent
gathering
of
provincial
representatives
will
produce
rich
results
in
every
part
of
Canada,
Premier
MacLean
told
the
Canadian
Club
at
a
luncheon
in
his
honor
here
yesterday.
The
results
would
be
felt
in
increasing
understanding
and
a
stronger
national
spirit.
Readjustment
of
provincial
problem
and
irritations
by
the
conference
had
showed
that
Canada
was
thinking
nationally
as
never
before.
All
the
provinces
were
willing
to
make
concessions
in
order
to
help
others.
From
these
positive
offers
of
co-operation
he
predicted
the
Canadian
Government
and
Parliament
would
work
out
solutions
for
all
Canadian
problems.
.
,
In
moulding
a
Canadian
spirit
and
promoting
development
of
a
great
country,
the
conference
was
one
of
the
most
momentous
gatherings
in
the
history
of
the
Dominion,
Premier
Mac-Lean
stated.
FUNERAL
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
Services
Held
Roth
at
Athletic
Hall
and
Also
at
Church
PORT
SIMPSON.
Nov.
19.
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mr.
Musgrave.
of
Port
Simp-,
son.
took
place
on
Friday.
The
cortege
left
the
residence
for
the
Athletic
Hall
where
apeelal
semens
were
held
by
that
organisation.
Fri
in
he
hall
the
procession
waa
led
bv
the
Port
Simpson
Band
to
Grace
United
Church,
in
which
the
deceased
had
bean
a
prominent
worker
and
member,
whare
the
Rev.
M.
F
Bby.
asifcHed
by
Mrs.
Kate
Dudoward.
conducted
the
services.
The
poll
bear
ers
were
member
of
the
church
quarterly
board,
the
stewarda,
the
PB.A.C,
arid
the
Y.P.E.A.
Society.
,
The
floral
tributes
showed
the
esteem
In
which
the
deceased,
waa
held,
theee
being
received
ftanvlirOtKlr,
Miss
L
Deacon.'
UlM
M
teay
Stien.TlP4iA.
th
PS
AC.
Mrs.
P.
H
Weey..ry
auild.
Mrs.
Magar.
Mrs
Comer,
Geo.
Ryan.
George
White,
Mrs
Kate
Dudoward.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
P.
Dudoward.
and
others.
The
deceased
leaves
a
widow,
one
sou
David,
and
two
daughters.
Mrs.
Bey-ir-n
of
Prmce
Rupert,
and
Mias
Alice
Musgrave.
I
CJJt.
steamer
Princess
Beatrice,
Capt.
!S
K.
Oray.
arrived
In
port
at
2:30
this
mornini!
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
.
ml
uilcc!
a'
.
:
iier
return
suu'.ii
LOST
HIS
LIFE
QUEBEC
FLOODS
Automobiles
Washed
Away
But
Several
Escape
by
Scrambling
Ashore
QUEBEC.
Nov.
19.
A
man
named
Bra
j
ere
of
Donnaoona
lost
his
life
last
night
when
an
automobile
which
he
was
driving
washed
over
Donnacona
bridge
by
a
flood
of
waters
from
Jacoues
Oartler
River.
A
companion
who
was
with
him
escaped.
Oeonpante
of
another
car
which
was
washed
over
also
escaped
by
scrambling
ashore.
The
Jacques
Cartler
River
has
risen
33
feet
and
the
whole
district
of
Val-cartler
is
flooded.
KILLED
WHEN
STRUCK
CJIrl
-
JnJureil
utofl
Mutunnitii
Arrested
mid
Charged
with
Manslaughter
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19.
Stanley
HU1-ton.
23
years
of
age,
was
Instantly
killed
this
afternoon
when
his
motor
was
struck
by
a
B.C.
Electric
freight
at
Jubilee.
Ellen
Winter.
13
years
of
ite.
was
Injured
when
struck
by
the
truck
In
front
of
the
station
platform.
Motorman
J
E
Campbell
was
arrested
by
the
Burnaby
police
and
charged
.
.1.
laaichuc
'i
,c:
'.amages
over
the
erection
of
a
build
-'
i
or.
Imd
which,
though
not
known
st
first,
subsequently
turned
out
to
b:
owrad
by
the
plaintiff.
Patmore
tt
mttna
have
the
ease
for
the
plaintiff
aski
W.
E
Fl'her
will
appear
for
the
U9ft4aat.
sfflMpaay.
The
divorce
case
will
be
that
of
TujKter
vs.
Tupper
in
which
Patmore
&
Fulton
will
represent
the
petitioner.
SHOT
CONSTABLE
AND
WITNESSES
IN
BELLA
COOLACASE
ARRIVE
Provincial
Constable
J.
A.
Williams
of
Bella
Cools,
with
the
attempted
murder
of
whom
Peter
Whitewash.
Indian,
will
be
charged
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
next
week,
arrived
in
the
city
from
down
the
coast
on
the
Cardena
this
morning
accompanied
by
six
witnesses
In'
the
case.
Including
Rev.
P.
E
Rendle,
Indian
missionary
at
Bella
Coola.
Other
witnesses
will
arrive
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
Tt
Is
alleged
that
Whitewash
shot
Cotistp.ble
Williams
with
a
25-35
call-
rTle
wlien
the
latter
was
to
arTest
him.
The
shot
entered
the
effleers
left
hand
which
Is
still
out
of
commission.
The
Incident
Is
alleged
to
have
occurred
In
midsummer.
NORTHWEST
PASSAGE
OPEN
THIS
YEAR
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19
The
northwest
passage
through
Franklin
Strklts
and
Peel
Sound
Is
open
this
year,
according
to
Bishop
I.
O.
Stringer
of
the
Yukon,
who
la
here
en
route
to
Toronto.
The
Eskimos
estimated
it
would
be
another
ten
veers
before
a
similar
opportunity
to
make
the
trip
occurred.
GUILTY
AT
VERNON
OF
ROBBERY
WITH
VIOLENCE
VERNON.
Nov
19
Albert
Esplin.
accused
of
robbery
with
violence
at
Kelowna
on
October
18.
was
found
guilty
in
the
assize
court
by
the
Jury
and
will
be
sentenced
later.
The
marine
department
announces
a
change
on
or
about
February
1
in
the
characteristic
of
the
fog
alarm
on
Triple
Island
in
Brown
Passage
Thla
will
consist
of
the
alteration
from
one
blast
of
four
seconds'
duration'
every
BY
ELECTRIC
FREIGHTJ.J".r
of
rour
Mrs.
Charle'
Harradine.
wife
of
the
C.N.R.
yardmrater
here,
and
daughter.
Sylvia,
left
ou
this
morning's
train
for
Montreal
where
they
will
embark
on
November
26
aboard
the
steamer
Reglna
for
Liverpool
where
they
will
pay
a
holiday
visit
to
Mrs.
Harradine
s
former
home.
Passengers
sailing
for
the
south
on
the
Princess
Beatrice
this
morning
hi-cludcd
Chris
Eltasson
for
Vancouvei
mU
A
A.
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fjr
Vaucuu-cr.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Prire
Fiv
(m
CONFERENCE
1NT0SH
PLANE
BREAKS
WING
AND
STALLED
IN
GALICIA
ST
HALIBUT
IICIIIIN
IIIUAV
:
Canadian
Boats
Now
in
and
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1
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A
nturlfiinti
t'Wi
II
nil,
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ivui7
T
BOYS
GUESTS
ASSIZE
DOCKET
OF
BANDMASTER
Two
Criminal
Actions,
Two
Civil
and
One
Divorce
to
lie
Heard
in
Supreme
Court
Nest
!
Week
Five
cases
two
criminal,
two
civil
rod
ore
divorce
-have
been
set
down
lui
the
fail
aesaton
of
the
Supreme
;
Ccur,
Aialatm
wa.ch
v.
Ill
ope
a
In
the
t
i.a
Wednesday
morning
next.
Mr.!
Just.ce
W.
A
MacDonald
will
preside
;
i-i
d
A
M.
Johnson.
K
C
,
will
prosecute
.11
the
one
murder
case.
I
The
criminal
cases
wtU
be
as
follows:
,
Bex
vs
Bjankey.
charged
with
murder.
I
A.
M.
Johnson.
K
C.
prosecuting:
J.
',
Edward
Bird,
defending.
Rex
vs.
Whitewash
attempted
murder.
L
W.
Patmore
defending.
In
one
civil
action.
Ernest
Love
will
sue
the
International
Electric
Co.
for
breach
at
contract
and
damages.
Pat-
mere
iz
Fulton
have
the
case
for
the
plaintiff
and
Williams,
Manson
At
Gonzales
for
the
defendant
company.
The
action
has
to
do
with
affairs
pertaining
to
the
electric
light
service
at
Stewart
'
I
The
second
civil
case
la
that
of
Mrs.
Dupuls
of
Haysport
who
la
suing
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
Entertained
ai
Ranquet
Last
Night
by
Thomas
Wilson
at
Boston
Hall
Thomas
Wilson,
bandmaster
of
the
Soya'
Band,
entertained
the
member
A
the
band
and
the
band
committee
at
a
banquet
last
night
in
the
Boston
Hall
those
present
In
addition
to
the
members
being
Mayor
Newton.
J.
C.
Brady.
MJ..
Oeorga
Woodland.
Walter
Vance.
W.
OUchrlat
and
Colonel
NlchoUa.
Mr.
Woodland,
who
Is
chairman
of
the
committee,
presided.
Addresses
were
given
by
Mayor
New
ton.
Mr.
Brady
and
Colonel
N'leholls,
and
there
was
an
interesting
program
of
musical
and
other
selection
by
members
of
the
band.
Billy
Fuller
played
the
piano,
the
Buataaicb,
Bros,
played
a
duet
on
the
comet
and
clarionet;
Percy
Mcintosh
waa
Jokester;
Bandmaster
Tarn
Wilson
sang
two
songs
and
F.
Derry
did
a
comic
stunt.
The
younger
of
the
Bussanlcb
boys
It
was
announced
was
the
winner
of
the
medal
tor
punctuality
and
regularity
and
this
will
be
prvsenied
at
a
later
date.
COMMISSION
PEACE
RIVER
MacLean
to
Lay
Views
of
Government
Before
Mr.
Justice
Martin
of
Saskatchewan
VICTORIA.
Nov.
19.
The
final
hearings
of
Mr.
Justice
Martin's
Royal
Commission
In
regard
to
the
return
of
the
Peace
River
block
of
railways
landi
to
the
province
of
British
Columbia
will
be
of
great
Importance
to
the
province.
Premier
MacLean
intimated
yesterday.
The
premier
will
lay
the
views
of
the
provincial
government
before
the
concluding
session,
likely
before
Christ
mas.
CASH
TAKEN
GAS
STATION
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
19.
Walking
Into
v.
gas
station
on
Hasting
and
Slocan
Streets
last
night
an
unmasked
bandit
held
up
Frank
Willis,
the
proprietor,
and
escaped
with
825.
A
few
minutes
previously
Willis
had
taken
1150
from
the
tlU.
.
FIRE
STARTED
GRAIN
PLANT
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
19.
Considerable
damage
wai
caused
to
the
plant
of
the
Imperial
Grain
and
Milling
Company
last
night
by
a
fire
believed
to
have
been
caused
by
the
overheating
of
the
grain
jn
the
shaft.
It
was
soon
under
FLYER
RETURNED
FROM
ATTEMPT
TO
RE
CH
NEW
ZEALAND
VIA
HONOLULU
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Nov
19
-Captain
Frederick
Giles
returned
45
minutes
after
takjng
off
tor
New
Zealand
via
Honolulu
today
owing
to
fog.
SWINTON
IS
WINNER
LANCASHIRE
RUGBY
CUP
OLDHAM.
England.
Nov.
19.
8wlnton
won
the
Lancashire
Cup
far
professional
teams
In
the
Rugby
League
today,
defeating
wigan
five
to
two.
LETHBRIDGE
IS
NOW
PROGRESSIVE
LEADER
TORONTO.
Nov
19
John
O.
Leth-brldge.
progressive
member
ot
the
pro-vtunal
legislature
for
Middlesex.
West,
has
been
appointed
leader
of
the
Pro-
r..:-
.