CLASSIFIED
HABIT
l
ne
read
the
Clanlfled
Ad.
advertUe
for
It.
t
v
u
lone.
(i
ii
find,
locaU
th
owntr.
Vi
,trViT
ru
ncl.
advertla
or
II
ii:T
THE
(XAHSIMEII
IMHIT.
CRR
EVIDENCE
IS
DISCREDITED
iir
Saya
Slory
Toltl
by
n
Wax
Impotnilile
niwl
'
juUI
Not
be
Relieved
'I
VEU,
Nov.
24.
De-t
he
could
not
accept
of
the
accused
and
r
i
n
i
t
weigh
the
evidence
wtneaaes.
Magistrate
"lerday
reserved
his
ii!
November
30
rn
the
s.
Robertson
Orr,
Mth
assaulting
and
at-:
detain
Harold
B.
K.
('.
in
a
local
hotel
.mi
17.
Referring
to
iimony,
the
magistrate
lory
told
by
him
was
No
normal
person
hat
took
place
could
j
t
"iv
was
a
correct
one.
w
inti
to
convoy
the
im-,
mi!
Mr.
Orr
came
downj
deliberately
lied.
He
in
normal
condition
for'
i
i
-
before
the
occur-
j
not
in
normal
condition!
v..
i
on
the
witness;
PILOT
KILLED
AT
VICTORIA
"'
Itavbone
whn
llrntlter
of
Mrmlier
of
Lwal
Police
I'tirce
"I'.IA.
Nov.
24.
Arthur
Vii
lnria
pilot
for
Tonautical
Association,
"
yestertlay
and
Val-i;'
inidt,
former
VlcUnria
i
man,
seriously
Injured
plane
lUybone
Mia
''d
at
the
local
ainlrome.
'loitunate
pilot
who
lost
ttii
a
brother
of
Cow
tl.uold
ltflyboivs
of
provitv
111
'
ditrict
lHMhiuartra
Ur
nutde
his
liome
In
HKtilNA
MAN
DHLS
'-N.
Nov.
l.-John
Held,
"
'
OT,
flftt
treflWrer
x"ith
West
Tifrltorlag,
to
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
TO
GET
POLICE
OFFICER
Transfer
From
Prince
(iconic
of
Constable
Malcolm
Martin
Im
Announced
The
southern
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
ia
to
get
a
police
officer,
for
which
it
has
clamored
for
tome
time.
Provincial
(tolice
divisional
headquarters
announce
the
transfer
from
Prince
George
district
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
of
Constable
Malcolm
Martin,
the
chatiRe
to
become
effective
forthwith.
Constable
Martin
will
be
in
charge
of
police
work
on
the
south
end
of
the
islands,
and
Constable
Andrew
Grant
of
Massett.
the
north
end.
STOCK
QUOrATIONS
lUourty
t
&
O.
tfokMKMi
Co..
tW
i
The
following
nuoUtJoiia
were
bid
a
ud
tasked.
Hayvlow,
34.
4.
II.
C.
Silver,
1.30.
1.40.
Kig
Miasouri,
m.
ce.
lteavor
Silver,
Nil,
13.
Cork
Province,
SB,
86.
Cotton
Molt,
ftt,
M.
Dtinwell.
13,
16.
Duthie,
88,
trO.
(ieorge
Copper,
4M,
AM.
Golconda,
70,
7.
(i
rand
view,
W.Vi,
W.
Independence,
OVs.
10.
Indian,
4,
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
30.
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
18,
1H.
Kootenay
King.
81.
L
&
L..
C'a.
7.
Lakeview.
llii.
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
8.
8ft.
Mohawk.
7.
7V.
Morten
Vooley.
0.
fi'a-National
Silver.
lVi.
Noble
Five,
50,
l.
Pond
Oreille.
10.15.
Purter
ldho.
Nil.
66.
Premier.
2.20.
2.26.
Ilufue
Artfent.
20.
22.
ltuth
Hope,
60,
60-Silver
Crest,
0V4.
7.
Swiwflake,
88.
83!j.
Topley
ItlchfMd.
60,
61.
Tortc,
130,
2.60.
Unstcrn
Slock
Norn
ink,
01.60,
Nil.
Oil"
There
jlooall
iiL.
A
I
111...
i
a
Itodajr
ejjbriing
to
foreign
coun-
inenanwR-UHieiuwi
koou
hoiouiii-iig
t..rtany
nillllwa
of
dollars
ttH-e
Umb
the
total
production
of
nwnufikturotl
g4a
in
the
whole
Dominion
in
1M0.
.
nr.
.BO""01
jwun-
bulletin
stated
,voi
pamcuiariy
oy
roaaon
or
tne
fact
that
rred
Luuduist,
a
well;
known
local
fisherman
and
for-'
,merly
part
owner
with
his
brother,
Charles
Lundquist,
of
the
In-1
grid
IIH
ia
a
member
of
the
crew.
,
'The
Hrunvol
was
last
reported!
on
November
14
when
she
was!
i
seen
by
Other
boats
on
the
nor-1
ithern
banks
trying
to
haul
in
her
gear
while
a
gale
was
in
progress.
The
local
branch
of
the
ler--Sa
Fisherman'r
Union
sunt
a
wire
north
yestorday
asking
to
be
advised
immediately
anything
wan
heard
of
the
Brunvol.
A
searoh
is
to
be
undatakeo
by
the
United
States
coast
guard
for
the
iBtuhvoI
as
well
as
the
iHiperial
iwhich
ha
not
been
seen
pr,berd
of
for
couple
of
weeks
at
least,
,
illUlMlil)
TODAY
The
fuderal
of
the
late
Karl
Kusaofc
of
the
Peace
Kiver
country,
whose
death
occured
on
Thursday
morning
in
the
Prince
Hu
pert
General
Hospital,
took
place
tais
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
II.
C.
Undertakers
to
Fairview
cemetery.
Rev.
V.
F.
Price
officiated
at
the
rites
which
were
of
a
very
quiet
nature.
cmIanow
AN
EXPORTER
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
21.
The
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
in
addressing
the
Hoard
of
Trade
yestertlay.
Mid
that
the
total
gross
of
POWER
CABLE
IN
TROUBLE
TTHitamitsion
Line
lletucen
Citv
and
Dighy
NIhimI
(ioos
Out
of
llusiness
Ihie
cither
to
a
surge
in
the
line
i
or
the
work
of
toredos,
the
power
cable
connecting
Digby
Island
with
the
city
bl-w
out
this
week
and
an
auxiliary
power
plant
.at
at
the
wireless
station
may
be
held
partly
reeponsiblf
at
least
for
disturbances
local
radio
fans
have
been
experiencing
(he
post
day
or
so.
(ieorge
Gilbett,
electrician,
and
A;
Chisholm.
rigger,
of
the
radiotelegraph
branch
at
Victoria,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
tho
Cats
la
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
south
to
supervise
n-pglM
to
the
powor
cable.
r
.Te
tetephom?
cable,
fk
not
MRS.
WINSTANLEY
J
GETS
LEAVE
ASSUME
'
DEATH
OF
HUSBAND
VICTORIA.
Nov
l!3.
Aa
oJer
Caiila'
Industrial
production;
granting
Mrs.
Nelli-
Winstanley
had
risen
from
approximately
two
of
Prince
Rupert
leave
to
pre-and
iMilf
billion
dollir.in
1822
toisume
the
death
of
her
hiwbantl,
four
billions
in
108.
Canada
is
Thomas
Winstanley,
who
dleap-
pea
red
on
June
10,
1910,
was
made
in
the
supreme
court
Ipiay.
The
ouple
were
'uw
tried
in
Englnnd
In
1018
nnd
te
husband
ilkappeared.
No
trac,fC4irm
haa
ainoe
been
found.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
lil
,h"''
a"'
nu"tio"t',l
for
l"tB
in
the
cabim-l
of
Herbert
Hoover,
president-elect
of
I
,u
the
UHe.l
Males.
Left
to
right
.
,
W.
K.
Borah,
who
...
,-xtr
cted
to
I...
Se,rt,,
v
f
s.,i.-
I
I.'
1
.
.'
-
I
'
.
.,...,.
I
'-.
nrny
retain
m..
position
ii:.
Secretary
of
War;
i
retary
of
the
Treasury,
who
will
probably
he
asked
to
remain.
ANXIETY
OVER
ber
MISSING
BOATS
iiuiiii,ui(ti
in
turn
Ksiiy
.tivm
t
t
4H,H
t
1ILALTII
OK
KINf!
IMPROVED!
TODAY
...
tod
and
Andrew
Mellon,
present
Sec-
;
BODY
FOUND
IN
A
TRUNK
Judge
Young
Allows
Freedom
to
Carl
Lindstrom,
Who
Was
Sentenced
to
Six
Months
in
Jail
The
appeal
being
allowed.
Judge
-K.
Men.
Young,
in
County
Court
Uti
KjMWilMtV
quMhag
oonvkUoii
of
Stipendiary
Magistrate
J.
P.
the
condition
of
kiav
liimnr
J
rtltlk
rurt'liaed
ill
Saw
Fonnil
i
r
u.
.
.
.
of
Crew
of
Hrunvol.
Not
,
.,
.
"
":
...
:
T
"
ocar.eii
01
niewan
airain
i.ari
--'"
a,M"
"
i
Lindstrom.
who
had
been
llanrd
of
Sinre
NWm
sen-
ft
?aMinK
fir
0lht
1,,eUr-
0nen,al
l,er
I
I
8
months'
intprison-
iy.
which
commonly
accom-
1
.rA.1,J-
M-
'irnf
on
a
second
off-nce
of
keep-
is
considerable
anxiety!
XZ"T.
.ZliZ?
lil-lv
r
.
k-
"
.
'
.
"W
"Uor
lor
aaie.
jonn
v
L,iyne
I
,mw"
Kwuauw
w
T
"
was
counsel
for
the
appellant.
v
aver
over
the
me
whr.h.,
wnereaoouts
or
a
k
,
Churese
Janantto
w-m.!.
r.,-...
i
or
wa
fnnnil
in
...
...
.,,
..
j
..awMi.twnL
iniNiv,
hnc
i
flv.
u,
n
ia
iv
m.
r
iinar
iniMiivn
mr
-j
"'.
r
(ne
crown.
chased
at
a
sale
on
Wednesday
by
;
J.
K.
Iletts.
who
paid
$14
for
it.'
SjrJEfcn
n5iguw
cargo
which
was
a
metal
lining
which
ws
soldered
in
which
the
body!
was
apparently
embalmed.
Au-j
thnrities
believe
it
was
iiraiwred
i
!
for
shipment
to
the
Orient,
,but'
'
1
I
how
it
came
into
the
baggage
!
room
in
a
mvalerv
nnmilvMl
PROHIBITION
PARTY
TO
BE
ACTIVE
BUT
NO
CANDIDATES
UP
VANCOUVKR.
Nov
WILL
ASK
FOR
PROHIBITION
OF
SEASON
TO
LEAVE
HERE
IN
DAY
OR
SO
The
Japanese
freighter
Yayf
Maru
will
soil
either
tomorrow
or
Monday
from
tn
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator
for
the
Unried
Kingdom
or
continent
w'ih
the
fitdt
full
cargo
of
grain
!
whipped
from
the
port
this
season.
,
Loading
of
the
British
staer
'
Rock
pool
is
proceeding
and
this
24.
-The
vessel
should
be
ready
to
anil
by
rthe
wireless
station
is
sew
in
m,.,
British
Columbia
Prohibition
As-
Tuesday
or
Wednesday.
I
'
I
:.....
.
L.
...
1
.
.
.
.
erwtion
to
take
care
of
'require-
uwwn
iw-
o
aeitntie
lime
is
yet
set
lor
mentaon
the
Island
for
a
few
days
ronl
to
establish
an
indeeiidnt
the
arrival
of
the
third
snip
of
untl
repairs
to
the
line
can-be
of-
prohibition
party.
The
speakers
the
season,
the
British
stemnOr
feeied.
Meantime,
the
spark
set
I
intimated
that
hn
of
fort
be
made
Carperby,
which
is
due
tomorrow.
to
oring
proniouion
issue
ueiore
tho
government,
and
in
future
CANADIAN
GOLD
elections
association
members
be
PRODUCIiON
organized
to
support
candidates
in
j
sympathy
with
the
movement.
I
if
gold
production
in
the
United
I
States
continues
tn
decline
in
the
I
'
fairly
steady
way
it
has
done
since
1916,
Canada
with
Ha
yearly
in-'
creasing
production
will
in
a
very
few
years
be
the
second
largest
gold-producing
country
in
the
world.
Association
Investigalion
of
Says
...
rlM)lrr(1
,,,nr
Present
System
Sufficient
lUI.lNljkb
MAUL
IN
Re,on
for
.hane
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
VANCOUVKR.
Nov.
24.
The
abolition
of
the
present
system
of
VICTORIA,
Nov.
24
In
the
re-
government
control
of
liquor
and
organisation
of
the
department
of
in
its
place
total
prohibition
is
to
the
provincial
secretary,
J.
L.
be
urired
upon
the
provincial
gov-
White,
deputy,
retires
with
an
ernmeiit
bv
a
delegation
of
the
honorarium.
P.
D.
Walker,
chief
Prohibition
Association
before
clerk,
is
promoted
to
deputy
sec
the
next
session
of
the
legkla-,
rotary,
while
the
position
of
chiof
ture.
when
the
government
t
to
clerk
goes
to
r.
II.
Hurlet.
This
be
asked
to
institute
ati
enquiry
saves
salaries
amounting
to
$2too
into
the
method
of
control
now
in
per
year.
voirue,
whleh,
according
to
pro-!
:
hlbitlonista.
"will
reveal
suffleienti
Spruce,
baUana.
.hemlock
and
reasons
for
repeal
of
present
legie-
ponW
together
nude
MP
over
t7
lation."
Angua
McGougan
wa
per
cent
of
the
total
wood
used
hy
elected
prMident
at
the
elMtpg
the
pulp
'and
paper
fmlary
in
of
ttie
seaaion.
Cnnada
in
1d86.
Boston
Grill
LAROE
C.tOAKET
Speela.1
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdaya
Oanrlng
trtj
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Halt
for
fljre
Accommodations
for
Private
Partlea
l'hone
437
',.
N"'f!
I'HlNfJK
RIJPKRT,
li.
('..
SATURDAY".
'NOVEMBKR
'"
'
l'U
DEATHS
RESULT
FROMTeRMFIC
STORMS
IN
mfEH
ISLES
Rail
Connection
with
Vancouver
for
Peace
R.
Planned
by
Government
I
n
micr
Tulmic
Also
Announces
Scheme
Tor
Establish
1
inent
of
a
Provincial
Marketing
Hureau
to
Help
Farmers
Sell
Products
olJVEU,
Nov.
21.
Two
very
important
an-i
nts
wore
made
here
by
Premier
Tolmie
in
ad-
tlie
Young
Conservative
Association.
He
an-Liiat
the
provincial
government
aimed
at
securing
ic
ction
with
the
Peace
Hiver
district
for
Vancou-ay
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway.
While
vnment
had
not
decided
on
how
this
was
to
be
bout
the
policy
was
established.
Iut
important
announcement
was
that
the
gov-.
through
the
department
of
agriculture,
planned
iisli
a
marketing
bureau
which
would
provide
r
the
farmers
to
dispose
of
their
products.
TIICi;!:
I'OSSIUiU'i
ICS
V)11
Til
:
HOOVER
CABINET
Terrific
Storms
Drove
British
Shipping
into
!
r
heker;
Damage
Heavy
LONDON,
Nov.
24.
Terrific
storms
off
the
coast
of
the
Itritish
Isles
and
Northern
Europe
drove
shipping
to
shelter
and
caused
at
least
nine
deaths
on
land.
Telegraphic
communication
was
almost
entirely
suspended
between
Northern
Ireland
and
England,
while
heavy
dam-ago
is
reported
in
east
and
middle
Cheshire.
A
great
number
of
trees
were
blown
down
and
thousands
of
acres
of
land
flooded.
CONVICTION
UNDER
LIQUOR
ACT
QUASHED
PRESENTATION
TROOP'S
LEADER
At
the
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Third
Prince
Rupert
troop
Boy
Scouts
held
in
the
Toy
Stop
of
Friday
evening
Troop
'Leader
Duncan
Miller
was
presented
.with
fine
KingV
Scoot-
Badge,
allraund
cord
gran.
A,
a4
i'iarfc's
badge.
Rev.
V.
F.'Priee
made
the"
pre
sentation
giving
the
troop
a
talk
on
"Knowing
How."
Duncan
Miller
is
representing
the
troop
at
the
Pacific
Coast
Patrol
Leaders'
Convention
be
ing
held
at
Olympia,
Va4h.,
on
November
29
and
30.
The
Scouts
report
that
they
still
need
toys
for
repairs.
HYDRO
SCHEME
FOR
WINNIPEG
WINNIPKG.
Nov.
21.
Ratepay
ers
at
the
civic
election
yesterday
npproved
planx
for
a
six
and
half
nv"
Marn
ueveiopment
.
city
hydro
system,
railing
tor
the
construction
of
ad
ditional
power
unite
at
Stave
Falls,
Winnipeg
River.
Mayor
McLean
was
re-elected
hy
acclamation
for
a
second
term.
TEN
YEARS
IN
PENITENTIARY
NANA1MO,
Nov
21
George
Robertson,
found
guilty
of
statutory
charges
at
the
assises
here
today,
was
sentenced
to
10
yearf
in
penitentiary
by
Mr.
Jutk
Morrison.
Edward
White,
negro,
found
guilty
of
permitting
defilement
of
u
girl
under
14
years
of
age,
was
sentenced
to
five
years.
NOTICB
KB
WATBR
PIPliS
Owing
to
numerous
com-
plaints
about
low
water
pros-
sure
received
by
the
Water
Department,
all
cititens
hav-
ing
water
pipes
Insufficient-
ly
protected
are
notified
that
the
Board
of
Works
have
Is-
sued
instructions
to
shut
off
all
services
thereto,
after
November
30.
1998.
II.
A.
McLBAN,
4
City
Engineer.
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