Vol
I
Today's
Weather
nu:
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Rupert
Cloudy,
light
,jlhpu
t
wind;
barometer,
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iturc.
48:
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CllOD.
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XXIV
No.
277
to
enter
a
naval
race
with
Japan
hut
should
'
contented
with
su-
prcmacy
in
the
Atlantic,
leasing
the
Pacific
to
Japan.
Lord
Rother-
mere
suggests
that
it
might
prove
beneficial
to
the
world
if
Japan
took
over
China
Kt'thcr.
.A
tkns
between
Oreat
Britain.
Unl-;
v
from
n
authorlta-
i
;..,.,.,.
aa
.
Ud
State
and
Japan
hate
not
.
IRothermere
i
Urges
Pact
With
Japan
I.UMJUN,
iNovcmoer
broken
down
but
that
there
U
stll.
"
hope
that
Japan
.nay
reiax
Its
dc-
ij
mand
for
attual
parity
of
naval
.
strength
wiUiOrea
Britain
,andt-
United
State's,
thus
making
possible'
a
trl-partltc
agreement
and
thel
holding
of
the
projected
world
naval
dlaarmament
conference
next
year.l
The
Japanese
ambassador
to
England
and
Norman
H.
Davis
of
the
United
States
met
yesterday
and
It
was
believed
the
conference
would
be
of
Importance
in
conncc-
.....
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wiin
iuiimiiu.i
....
nnaottatlnns.
I
Ioril
KothermcrC,
'"
Tribute
to
Simon
'Muh
his
newspaper,
t
ft
t
ft
....
...
.
wauy
iMJtii.
ure;e.H
a
-
lpii
til
.f
4l
t11itrk
i
i
ill
illl-
ii
1
1
iii
i
it
l:
kv
een
Japan
and
Hri-
ain.
Great
Britain
should
have
no
desire
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Nov.
28:
SeereUry
of
State
Cordcll
Hull
of
'
ninio
on-
i
n-nc
xbitrd
In
,
I'AIUO.
.
.
I
.
yesieij
tiniv
which
are
reported
to
have
been
active
in
naval
and
aircraft
building
ot
late.
Would
Break
Down
Door
Even
of
Premier
Says
Mavoralh
Candidate
j
-
fiery
Vancouver
M.
L.
A.
Wedges
Salaries
of
Mayor
and
Aldermen
Will
le
Cut
Fifty
Percent
and
Mayors
Official
Automobile
Sold
,
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
"If
Anybody
slams
W
on
me.
even
if
he
is
a
provincial
pnc
minister,
the
Pm
Archbishops
of
York
and
Canterbury
m
an
Anglican
ceremony
au
BATTLE
OF
fenders.
ACROPOLIS
the
United
States
paid
uioutc
nine
K
or
AltacUfd
and
niown
Up
j
end
of
the
week
to
the
ef
forts
of
Sir
-
,)f
ff
ndf
itoorsaniie
and
John
Simon.
British
foreign
secre-.
Annihilate
the
Enemy
tary.
to
bring
about
a
naval
I
.trength
agreement
between
Great
fcscrvolr
and
United
I
States.
BrlUln.
Japan
and
destroyed
In
a
slum
Failure
ot
dlaarmament
efforts.
Mr.
Canadlan
Naval
ol
noy
Hull
said,
would
result
n
an
arma-
Je
ment
race
which
must
eventually
j
the
atUcklng
force
was
later
ambushed
and
completely
How
France
Feels
I
annihilated
by
the
surviving
de-
was
under
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Ross..
The
blues
attacked
on
two
sides
but,
while
the
main
attack
was
repulsed,
they
broke
through
on
the
flank
and
enfiladed
Uie
defenders
who
had
to
retire.
There
were
heavy
losses
losses
on
on
both
Dom
sides
mqcs
as
us
the
ic
attack-
'
ihronKS.
crs
attained
their
objective
and.
Foz
hW
it
im.
Following
the
retreat.
however,
the
white
succeeded
In
reorganizing
their
forces
and.
am-
bushing
the
enemy,
completely
an-
ninuatea
u.
There
were
twenty
on
each
side,
members
of
the
Sea
Cadets
acting
as
scouts.
I
WEATHER
REPORT
TerraceCloudy,
northeast
wind,
i
temperature.
34.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Stewart-Part
cloudy,
calm,
29.
'.mie
io
Kick
that
door
down,
ueumfu
u.
'
p:rr
of
his
:Bith
e
-
Part
A.
last
niKhl
in
addressing
a
meeting
on
behalf
calm,
22.
cloudy,
light
"KiKiature
for
the
mayoralty,
ne
whs
i
'8
i"
,
Dums
Lakc-Duii.
calm,
io
cent
inoi.iniif
.uUn
PinmiM
pjit
tullo
did
not
receive
a
dele-.
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1
I
I
II
L.
ULL1IIIVU
.
I1AII
SILVER
If
elected,
he
promised
he
NEW
YORK.
Nov
28:
(CP)-Bar
"vouclcctmc
the
mayor's
sal-
McGccr.
nd
lK
oT
he
aldermen
will
would
sell
the
mayor
official
auto-
silver
closed
i
at
M
fae
on
the
local
5"
ct
by
at
least
the
amount
we
mobile
and
ride
In
an
ordinary
po-
mctol
market
yesterday
and
ad-
.
.
...
hn..
ivnnrrri
m
SnU.r
lnn.1V.
io
reduce
the
Interest
rate,
uce
car.
ulxhes
to
the
royal
couple.
The
police
finally
cleared
Uie
way
for
the
machine
to
proceed.
Later
in
the
afternoon
Queen
Mary
and
Princess
Nicholas
of
Greece,
Princess
Marina's
mother,
were
surrounded
by
cheering
has
again
settled
down
over
London
but
arrangements
are
going
ahead
uninterrupted
for
tne
The
actual
Anglican
marriage
ceremony
commences
in
West-minster
Abbey
at
It
o'clock
in
the
J
morning
with
the
Greek
Orthodox
j
service
in
the
private
chapel
at
Buckingham
UCKingaam
Palace
i
aiacc
at
lit
12:15
p.m.
u.i.
ham
nam
Palace.
raiacc.
The
me
jhib
King
and
uuu
yui-ni
Queen
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
28,
1904
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
Royal
houses
tomorrow
will
stage
their
most
impressive
pageant
In
20
years
a$
George
Duk.;
of
Ken
son
of
King
George
V
and
Marina,
Greek
princess,
are
married
m
Westm-nstor
Abbey
by
the
X
iXDKRELLA'S
C
AKKIACE'-
-CINDERELLA'S
CASTLfc
Historic
royai,
coach
will
carry
the
couple
through
the
throngs
waiting
in
streets
and
keep
them
on
'exhibition
for
hours
for
ri.fn
..tinn
nf
rnmmoncrs.
But
after
the
wedding
Is
over
and
a
-.oni-ymoon
is
spent
in
the
country,
they'll
settle
down
like
other
LONDON
CROWDS
DEMONSTRATE
LOYAL
AFFECTION
FOR
ROYAL
COUPLE
WHO
MARRY
TOMORROW
The
marriage
of
Princess
Marina
of
Greece
and
the
Duke
of
Kent
will
he
broadcast
by
the
Canadian
Hadio
llroadcastinR
Commission
from
Station
CKCV,
Vancouver,
at
7
o'clock
tomorrow
morning,
Prince
Rupert
time.
There
will
be
a
re-broadcast
later
in
the
day.
t
nvnnvr
Wnv
oc.
ic
riiperinir
crowds
sweut
ac
ross
the
Mall
in
front
of
Buckingham
Palace
today,
sur-,..,,in,i
Mm
.nitnmnhilf
in
which
the
Duke
of
Kent
and
'
1
UllUWllt
UIV
uutuii
-
inn
wlm
nri
tn
he
married
tomorrow,
were
uiunuii-i"
authorlUtlvc
v
s"""
quarters
"
-
-
i
The
Trie
blue
Diue
iorcc,
inc
n.tt.iwt.
i
i
iuui
-
-
-
that
it
was
France's
intention
toi
commandcd
by
L1eut.
l.
ii.
Ha-1
riding
and
forced
it
to
stop
for
almost
five
minutes
while
boost
naval
and
air
strength.
France
worlhu.hl,e
the
wnltc
force,
which
,numerous
persons
jumped
on
the
running
board
and
of-Is
fearful
of
both
Gennany
ana
lindertook
1
0
dctCnd
the
reservoir.
,
fprf
PQnBra.uiations
and
goodn-
Queen,
and
Princess
Manna
oi
Greece.
It
will,
however,
not
oe
a
public
holiday
and
business
will
go
on
as
usual.
Kdmonton
Schools
Open
EDMONTON.
Nov.
23:
The)
school
board
of
Edmonton
an
nounces
that
no
holiday
will
be
observed
In
local
schools
In
connection
with
the
royal
wedding
Aged
Resident
Of
Sixty
Years
In
Capital
uinmniA
Knv
28:
(CP
James
later
In
real
estate.
CANADIAN
GOLD
OTTAWA.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Tne
n.unJInn
nnlrt
hrlpO
Vftfrrlil
V
Will
COMES
TO
USUAL
END
"Baby
Face"
Xflson,
"Public
Enemy
Xo.
1,"
Goes
the
Way
Of
All
Gangsters
WASHINGTON",
D.C
Nov.
28:
(CI')
"Baby
Face"
Nelson,
known
as
Tublic
Enemy
No.
1,"
was
found
dead
today
near
Niles
Centre,
111,
fifteen
miles
from
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:25
ajrt.
17
J
It.
19:30
p.m.
1!L7
It,
Law
0:35
a.m.
7.4
It.
13:21
p.m.
10.1
ft.
i
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GERRY
McGEER
PROMISES
VIOLENCE
UNITED
STATES
READY
TO
PLAY
NAVAL
GAME
WITH
JAPS
Chairman
ot
United
States
Committee
Is
Opposed
to
Equality
i
i
If
Tokio
Insists
on
Wrecking
Washington
Treaty,
He'
.1.1
II..M.I
CM.!-..
i
I
rpi
)U(liil
imiiiu
i
mi:
oiiiJ
iu
.juiwiicm."
iiutc
vu
Operation
in
Abrogation
of
Pact
Sought
WAxlllNTfrrnW
nr
K'nv
X-
(CV
"Wo
nnnnnr
jrat
naval
equality
to
Japan
at
any
price,"
Chairman'
i
i
Vinson
of
the
House
naval
affairs
committee
de-
wl
yesterday.
"If
the
Tokio
government
insists
on;
inx
;;,injr
the
Washington
naval
treaty,
I
will
insist
thaf
i
umittee
arid
Congress
make
enough
money
avail-
!
u
Id
five
shins
for
each
,
..
..
'"
wn
by
Japan."
nounce
the
treaty
before
the
end
of
.
Japan'
Action
,
December.
,
TDK!':'
Nor
2
CP
Japan
ha
,
"P
For
Agreement'
Mo
France
and
Italy
that
LONDON.
Nov
2S:-BrlUh
.
I
rr
in
abrogating
the
preventatives
state
definitely
that
Scenes
in
Royalty's
Biggest
Wedding
in
11
Years
WILL
NOT
SAY
WHEN
Premier
Bennett
Vague
on
When
Election
Will
be
Held
To
Reveal
Record
Soon
CALGARY,
Nov.
28:
CP
In
an
nouncing
that
he
would
again
be
a
candidate
of
the
Conservative
party
in
Calgary
West
at
the
forthcoming
federal
election,
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
made
the
remark
that
the
record
of
the
government
would
be
revealed
"within
the
next
few
months."
He
refused,
however,
to
elaborate
on
the
statement
to
questioners
who
thought
It
might
have
some
bearing
on
the
date
of
the
election.
GRANBYIN
.
GOOD
SHAPE
Statement
Prepared
by
President
to
Assist
Shareholders
in
tiding
For
Future
1
,
-V
1
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
Is
carryln-
on
inventory
an
accumulation
of
$6,100,000
worth
of
unsold
ores
at
today's
prices.
Charles
Bocking.
president
and
managing
director
of
the
company,
reveals
In
a
supplementary
statement
to
the
sliare-holders.
.
I
The
statement,
which
has
been
issued
with
a
view
to
assisting
the
shareholders
to
reach
a
decision
at
a
meeting
called
for
December
12
I
to
consider
the
advisability
of
per-jmanently
closing
down
the
Anyuz
I
mine,
shows
that
the
company
has
;
!
99,000,000
pounds
of
copper.
650,000
'.
jounces
of
silver
and
6700
ounces
of
'
gold
on
nana.
After
taking
into
account
out-'
standing
loans
and
accounts
pay-
able,
the
company
has
an
excess
of
value
of
$4,680,000
or
$10.40
pec
share.
unicago.
inc
Duy
was
ijms
'
w
ell
1
ditch
clad
only
In
underclothing.
J-JQ
QJ
JflliflSOH
riun
iiau
urcn
int.
in
the
stomach,
twice
in
the
chest
and
five
times
in
each
lef,
presumably
as
a
result
of
a
gun
fight
last
night
in
which
two
Department
of
Justice
officials
were
killed
with
machine
guns
when
they
tried
to
trap
Nelson
and
a
man
and
woman
companion.
HAWKS
IN
I
PUCK
LEAD
Defeated
IJruins
Last
Night
to
Assume
Supremacy
of
American
Division
Canadians
Win
ViofiMn
PucSAqI
boston-
Nov
28:
CPt
In
a
V
lClOllcl
1
0Co
cra.ji
American
Division
standing
.U-
M.l
1
ui,
j
..
zaiiic
oi
uic
iwnuuai
"uvj
The
marriage
of
the
Duke
of
Kent
K-ih
uiKon.
Hanker
ami
'League
last
night.
Chicago
B'ack
X
U
1
1
1
.
.'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
i
.
t
I
u
fAMi.,n
nf
of
nAMA
Greece
i,.rt
e
.
.
.
.
,
.
i
1
..
1
.
It.wl..
4h.
Ttnetrm
Tlrillna
and
Princess
Marina
was
rehearsed
yesterday,
rites,
of
the
Greek
Orthodox
Church
being
heard
for
the
first
time
in
Bucking
Ural
risiale
.Man,
nau
i.iviu
dM
wimtcu
uv.ih
.u...-.
by
one
goal
to
take
exclusive
poj
session
of
first
place.
In
the
only
other
game
of
tne
.
I
.1
i
-
.
1
,W
ll...t.n.l
n.nlllin.!
i
Keith
Wilson,
agea
jks,
resiaeuv
uicvciun,
tuumirm
wmwuuuv
were
among
those
present
at
the!
victoria
for
sixty
years,
died
yester-
defeated
the
Rangers
at
New
York,
rehearsal
in
the
palace
chapel.
day.
ne
was
engaged
In
the
bank-
It
being
their
first
victory
of
the;
There
was
also
an
Anglican
mar
rlage
rehearsal
ut
Westminster
Ab
bey.
Children
Get
Holiday
OTTAWA.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
School
chlldrdii
throughout.
Canada
will
have
a
holiday
tomorrow
In
observance
of
the
wedding
of
the
Duke
of
Kent,
fourth
son
of
the
King.
and
Last
night's
scores:
Canadlens
3,
New
York
Rangers
2.
Chicago
3,
Boston
2.
V.
S.
Moore,
who
has
been
on
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver,
re-
Vdlinumil
f
V
ii
nd
mmm
Thn
London
urlco
turned
to
the
city
from
the
south
was
$33.83.
"
die
Prince
George
this
morning.
Bay
Company
Is
Due
Here
Soon
There
is
still
considerable
uncertainty
as
to
whether
or
not
tlj
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Is
to
open
up:a-general
retail
business'
In
this
clfe
as
has
been
suggested
for
somcr
time.
There
will
be
no
announce
ment
available
of
the
company'
Intentions,
it
Is
stated,
until
th
forthcoming
visit
to
the
city
of
Ralph
Parsons,
fur
-trade
commis
sioner
of
the
company
from
WlnnU
peg,
who
Is
expected
here
In
tno
course
of
the
next
week
or
so.
Vancouver
Wheat-
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28:
CP
--Wheat
was
quoted
at
7814C
on
tho
local
exchange
yesterday,
advancing
to
79c
today.
"WOULD
CONTKOL"
Lecture
by
C
Roberts
Moose
Hall
Tonight
at
8
Auspices
Jehovah's
Witnesses
Seats
Free
k.j
a
Collection
4
-rift