EviII
No.
275.
fy
are
In
addition
to
one
I
steamship,
r
the
Adolf
the
Woermann
had
slipped
Mablto
Bay
Portuguese
Al-
IbTrmbcr
IS.
kGE
WAR
ON
MINES!
i
GoTernment
Calls
Upon
inthti
and
Fishermen
For
I
Assistance
I
Nov
25
CP-
Oreat
tu
tu
"turned
turned
to
to
the
he
scientists
i-uccesswul
in
bringing
Oer-
EimeUc
mines
to
the
surface
-tlon
and
hence
are
vere-
indicapped.
Meantime
ex-
i
experts
are
trying
to
una
a
ter
weapon
Naval
autnonues
cnTJnced
that
one
will
be
f
a
splinter
fleet
of
wood-
Yt
mav
snlir
thl
DetTTian
t:r
mine
menace,
it
is
be-'
t'
the
British
Admiralty.
Bn
fhhlng
smacKs
nave
Dccn
H
right
hrough
the
mine
without
being
harmed.
It
ia
a.
islermen
are
Intensifying
their
Is
t3
sweep
the
sea
lanes
clear
ilirlaim
machines.
hti
tank
another.
British
ves-
steamer
Mangalore.
yestcr-
The
8000-ton
vessel
was
rld-
tt
an
hor
close
to
shore
and
nklna
was
witnessed
by
large
hs
of
spectator!
The
crew
.of
Wy
seven
all
csvaped
safeiy.
Ralston,
who
spoke
last
night.
i
uoniracu
are
aooui
10
or
in
iur
.
UnnitrtiotlriH
nf
onH
KM
hm.ir.nr
inn
which
was
scuttled
0n
"
"..
.
.
ij
"and
mine-sweeoine
craft
In
Cana-
F
yards,
the
minister
stated.
numbering!
her
passengers
hSwrf
127
all
being
!"
were
also
being
prepared
for
craft
later.
construction
of
larger
Orders
had
been
placed
for
J
25.
000.000
of
war
supplies,
$9,000,000
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
$10.-
000,000
tn
the
United
States.
This
was
in
addition
to
$25,000,000
for
new
railway
equipment.
Th
rfenartment
had
been
o
busy
getting
organized,,
said
Col.
Ralston,
that
It
had
been
impos
sible
to
keep
the
public
fuiiy
informed.
This
was
to
be
rectified,
he
promised.
Economic
war
Mitral
and
money
count
for
so
much
in
war
that
a
"resolute.
ivai
nd
enthusiastic
economic
mvj
.
.
.
,
front
may
be
the
determining
w
-
ttid
in
his
na
morn
in
the
fight
to
cope
tlon-wide
'
..
hrAll,ru,
broadcast
Plans
wer,
were
Btom
warfare
which
naval
t.
Otttclarrsay
they
Tlive
belne
made,
lor,
aahreet
jear.
war
.nrt
131
5.000
JWO
would
cover
the
cost
of
the
first
year,
he
antici
pated.
Trade
Between
Canada-India
War
is
Causing
it
to
Increase-
Manufactured
Troducts
Required
OTTAWA.
Nov.
25:
CP-
The
a-ar
Is
resulting
In
an
increase
In
Card
of
Thanks
As
President
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
I
desire,
on
behalf
of
the
Executive
Committee,
to
extend
sincere
thanks
to
our
friends
In
the
city
and
district
for
the
generdus
financial
support
accorded
which
closed
today
to
us
in
the
National
Campaign
Total
subscriptions
to
date
amount
to
which
amount
Is
well
In
excess
of
our
expectat
ons.
The
Is
also
extended
to
Arnold
thanks
of
the
committee
chairman,
and
to
the
captains
Flaten,
as
general
campaign
and
their
assistants
for
services
so
graciously
rendered.
(The
names
of
the
captains
and
their
assistants
appear
on
another
page
together
with
the
respective
amounts
collected.)
...
.,,...
F.
A.
MacCALLUM
i
i-
trade
between
Canada
and
maia.
Motorvehlcles.
newsprint,
machinery,
etc.
are
required
by
India.
ITALY
ON
BLOCKADE
fenty
slx
lives
were
lost
In
the,
Suests
to
Britain
and
France
Not
J
ton
Dutch
tanker
Sllerdrecht
fh
was
torpedoed
November
16,
as
disclosed
yesterday.
fw
forestry
rk
North
Of
bmloops
Plan
To
Interfere
With
Her
Trade
HOME.
Nov.
25.
Count
Ciano.
Italian
foreign
minister,
called
the
French
ambassador
and
the
Brl-
ii.
v.
.Vint-o
ri'af
rnlrr.t
Into
confer-
ence
to
discuss
the
Allied
blockade
of
Ocrman
Imports
and
exports.
No
official
statement
was
made
out
Ciano
Is
said
to
have
reminded
his
callers
that
Italy
was
Interested
In
hemm
w.
.
rm
a
seeing
that
Its
commerce
was
not
with.
Germany
was
I
Interfered
Provincial
foresfls
being
cs-i
Med
north
of
Kamloops.
It
one
of
Italy
Important
customers
I
be
named
after
Hon.
A.
Wells
and
Italy
did
not
wish
that
trade
y
minuter
of
lands.
'disrupted.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtey
B
O
Johntoti
Co.!
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne.
11.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
26.
Dentonla,
.01
z.
Falrvlew,
.02.
Gold
Belt,
2k.
Hedley
Mascot,
.42.
Mlnto.
.01
V.
Noble
Hve.
Pacific
Nickel.
.13.
Pend
Orlelle.
250.
Pioneer.
255.
Premier.
1.45.
Privateer.
SI.
i.
RetvelcXaldtO
uenoj
Relief
Arlington,
.10.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep;
Creek,
1.19.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.17.
Calmont,
.35.
C.
Si
220.
Freehold.
X2B.
Home,
2..
Pacalta,
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta,
1D1.
Mercury,
M.
PralHe
Royalties,
20.
Toronto
Aldennac,
JO.
Beattle,
1.05.
Central
Pat
252.
Cons,
Smelters,
AW,
East
Malarttc,
3.15.
Francoeur.
40Vv
Oods
Lake.
8.
Hardrock,
129.
Int.
Nickel,
4725.
Kerr
Addison,
2.12.
Little
Long1
Lac.
3.15.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
220.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.46.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
123.
Moneta,
.90.
Noranda,
7525.
Pickle
Crow,
425.
Preston
East
Dome,
221.
San
Antonio,
1.90.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.14.
Stadacona,
21.
Uchl,
.77.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.091i.
Oklend,
.11.
Smelters
Oold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
39.00.
Moving
Picture
Tie-Up
Threat
Entire
.Production
Industry
In
United
States
and
Canada
May
Cease
HOIXYWOOD.
Nov.
25:
A
tie-
up
of
the
entire
American
moving
picture
production
maustry
a
thrpntenrd
following
rejection
by
producers
of
the
demands
of
the
I
technicians'
jmion
lor
wage
increases.
Unless
"the
demands
are
.mnt
at
nnce.
five
thousand
tech
nitan
will
be
called
off
their
ijobs,
tho
union
announces.
This,
it
Is
declared,
wouia
ciose
ev.i
studio
In
the
United
States
and
Canada.
lather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
Ice
Rupert--Fresh
to
strong
Last
winds,
shifting
t0
south.
ly
and
mild
with
rain.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
"PRINCE
RUPERT,
lie.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
25,193U.
In
Trouble
More
Reports
About
Two
British
Roumania
Will
Try
To
Keek
Her
Arenls
Accused
of
Being
In-
self
Out
of
Entanglement
In
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
The
British
Admiralty
officially
admits
tin
.
"
.
.
.
.
I
11'
volved
in
Munich
Beer
Cellar
Bombing
1
t
t
rr-u
n
fqt
piimanla
Nov
Author-''5:
The
new
cabinet
of
Roumania
....
A
-.
f
1
A
TS
1-.f--
fast
by
a
submarine
0r
mine
in
iUes
said
that
two
Britons
seized
was
sworn
in
ranignv.
-
j--uS--the
heavily
fortified
Firth
of
by
the
German
Gestapo
on
the
Itself
to
a
neutral
cours-
in
inter-
Forth
naval
base.
Twenty
mem-
German-Netherlands
frontier
No-
national
anairs
ana
wi-i
wcr.
ioi
bers
of
the
Belfast's
crew
were
In-
vember
9
were
endeavouring
to
find
unification,
reconstruction
and
co-
l.,rH
Th
Himnirlnir
of
thl-
Bel-
nut
If
a
fiprmnn
Peitel
offer
wai
oramaUOn.
ine
new
rnmc
JMiiiis-
cellor
Adolf
Hitler's
life
In
the,lnnf
iWrooco
Munich
beer
cellar
bombing.
Qll-
-
uov
Reports
regarding
the
whole
af-.
TJ
D
"
fair
are
very
confllcUng
and
con-!
In
DeeT
T
HCC
fusing.
It
is
difficult
to
sift
the
facts
from
the
propaganda.
(
jDEUTSCHLAND
NOT
TAKEN
I
Berlin
Benie
Capture
oj
Battleship
by
Allies
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
ToRK,
Nov.
2JT
TTTi
N
?w
York
copper
price
was
up
2
.
terday
with
March
delivery
closing
at
11.49c
per
pound.
I
i
WAR
TURNS
Allies
Continue
to
Bring
Down
Many
German
rlanes
All
Nazis
Can
Boast
of
is
Three
PARIS,
Nov.
25:
(CP
The
Allies
rcivirt
rnntlnillnff
triumDhS
in
aer-
Parlor
OieraUr
In
British
tne
war
vurius
uuaiuj.
im
.
.
French
say
their
aviators
shot
down
t
i
r
1
l
utimaii
auu
AVblUUll-UU
ICICYITII
three
days.
Royal
Air
Force
head-
.
r
Col-
umbia
Urrn
Government
To
Make
Cut
VICTORIA.
Nov.
25:
CP
Be??
iparlor
orr-tTS
of
British
C"-
I..
kl.
...4n
th.
TtrlfUV.
r'r.l-
lumbla
goverpent
to
reduce
the
Peheti
wholesale
Drlces
Following
the
in
h
wj
ilBmji2I!4Wy
raised,
reported
that
the
German
pocket
.
bu)
'.new
federal
war
taxes
on
liquor,
uiT'W'sV
""-'re
o
beT
was
battleshlD
Deutchland.
which
hss
,
A
f
ronv
2250uto
$25
k
perar-
bei
at
large
on
the
high
seas
for
contmue.
the
beer
parlor
operators
some
weeks.
Is
still
in
erman.(je.lare
"
hands.
It
had
been
reoorted
In
London
that
the
ship
had
been
cao-1
tu'red
by
Allied
war
vessels-in
the'
AUantlc
Ocean.
The
British
ad
mlralty
did
not
confirm
the
report.
IMPRESSES
WITHDRAW
New
Transpacific
Shipping
Arrangements
Have
To
Be
Made
To
Handle
Oriental
Carto
Eastern
Washington
shipperj
were
informed
by
Col.
C.
W.
Blck-ford
of
Seattle,
port
manager,
oi
the
cancelling
of
shipments
on
thc
steamers
Empresses
of
Japan
ana
Russia.
They
said
they
were
noti
fied
lieu
that
tuav
the
tne
ships
had
,eu
been
trans-
f
lal
combat
on
the
Western
Front
asjferred
t0
"other
services."
uaricts
ty
Mic
ii
uMuujiui
armv
iiiTain
iiiis
v
nine
German
planes
In
two
days.
11:111,
J
IgdUl
UUoJ
In
Berlin
the
German
High
Command
claimed
that
German
planes
had
brought
down
three
Allied
aircraft
arid
the
German
filers
returned
unharmed
from
"frequent
air
fights"
with
the
enemy
Bombings
Last
Night
in
London
and
Birmingham
Are
Attributed
to
it
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
A
new
nnthrpafc
nf
hnmhlnsr
terrorism
IS
I
iru.
...1.1
AAmMI
n
-1
!
..I
f
-
f
.
1
-
J
.
T-l-V,
T7amiKlfnon
I
.lie
tvel
idi
.umua.
t-ibivii,
-
UlillllCU
upuil
V11C
&11011
-.vuw..vm
.
s
I
t
-
.
.
t
,
-
Hl.t..
I
.
m
.Uln.
1-ef
ier
naving
oceu
niuie
imcusive
uuiArmy.
iiierc
were
uuiuuuis
1
1
1.
n
....tin.
fmnf
Hiirtncy
4Vi
ii.aaI-
.
nUkl
I
n
Tnnn
Anil
Tlrmln
ham
bllC
nlll
Ill.H
v.w.
,111,
-.
V1
,
I
lllllb
111
4U11.11
UIIU
...-
is
reported
In
a
French
communique
to
have
subsided.
The
communique
said
that
an
enemy
In-
rantry
ram
east
oi
tne
Moseiie
River
had
been
unsuccessful.
There
was
local
artillery
action
and
"we
took
a
few
prLsoners."
The
allies
claim
that
the
Ger
mans
have
lost
some
100
planes
In
telephone
booths
and
mall
box
es.
New
York
Stock
Mart
Has
Break
since
the
war
commenced,
eighty-
Uck
of
n
in
Interest
Caused
flvn
havinc
fallen
in
Allied
ter-!
-.
.
-..
iikuijr
mj
.iicii
u-obi
uvviuii
vvuiu
uo
officially
confirmed.
In
Berlin
an
official
German
statement
declares!
that
Allied
re
ports,
of
air
victories
have
been
greatly
exaggerated)
Since
the
war
started,
according
to
the
Germans,
they
have
lost
oniy
twenty
planes
Including
those
destroyed
ln
ac
cidents.
On
the
other
hand,
fifty
,
siump
in
ir
lies
icsicru-j
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
25:
The
New
York
stock
market
had
one
of
Its
widest
breaks
since
the
war
began
on
Friday.
Lack
of
buying
Interest
was
evident.
The
breaks
were
as
much
as
four
points.
The
turnover
totalled
820,000
shares.
The
Industrial
nvprnpf.
at
closlnc
was
148.47,
two
British
planes
have
been
shot
down
1.87;
rails,
32.93,
down
-Us?;
down,
the
Oermans
claim.
utilities,
25.41.
High
Low
vasuait.es
rs
Is
Cut
Up
By
0:51
ajn.
19.0
ft.
12:41
pin.
213
ft.
8:39
am.
ft.
19:22
pm.
2.9
ft.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
n
ko-British
Sea
Patrols
Active
TURE
9
Vt
Ihlps
Taken
By
Allies
In
J
Atlantic
In
Addition
To
Two
Scuttled
ba
AIRES.
Nor.
25:
Drt-
j
WAR
BILL
IS
LARGE
I
French
patrol
snips
are
thres
0MT
tor
Conflict
Is
Enormous,
i,
hare
captured
vessels
in
the
Bouth
At-,
stte
of
f,nance
nd
another
has
been
scut-'
In
Address
tve
"
id
capture.
Sources
with
P
."connection,
told
of
!
OTTAWA.
Nor.
25:
.CP.
-
Caa-The
e
Sorkum
boats
&
caDtured'dawarcomm,Uraenl,,l,Ptomarch
an?j.
next
are
placed
at
,31500.000
by
The
Tenerlfe
was
scutUed.
'
"
'r
..;
V,
Western
DAMAGE
.
,
IS
INTRIGUE
NEW
GOV'T
Germans
Suffer
Heavy
..mini
in
nnm
t
to
alpf
TTn
i
T
Cruiser
AUMllltU
ibbhm
lb
nUlfcALr
I..
a.
TL,
Belfast
Was
After
Ail
III
U3l
Gunfire
Blistering
Machine
Gun
Fire
and
WitTiering
Artillery
Cut
Up
Encircling
Movement
East
of
Moselle
River
PARIS,
November
25:
(CP)
Blistering
machine
i
1
111
A.
.....
nM
nrMVf
tA
ATI-
fast
by
a
submarine
which
sllppel
bonafide.
These
source
said
that
ter
says
the
government
win
com
gun
iire
and
Withering
aruiiery
cut
up
du
aiiciuptcu
lnto
the
Firth
of
Forth
had
been
Captain
Richard
Stevensfend
Slgls-
directly
under
King
Carol.
It
wlU
cjrcjRg
movement
by
the
Germans
On
French
OUtpOStS
on
previously
reported
but
the
reoort
mUnd
Best
were
acting;
with
the
organize
the
military
and
Indus-
Western
Front
today
ten
miles
east
of
the
Moselle
was
not
accoraea
coniirmauon.
Knowledge
oi
me
unusn
govern-
-
XT
.
...ara
jM-vn
hnlf
with
heaw
Repair,
have
already
commenced.
ment
when
they
were
kidnapped.
-
matter
or
pro-
,v.
naimitips
x
in
rlpnrl.
wounded
AA
and
Drisoners.
nr
It
It
was
thl
the
Tne
Germans
say
tney
are
neia
ior
-
Mmnllillv
In
lh
iftrmntnn
Chan-
I
1
Bulletins
DONT
LIKE
BLOCKADE
COPENHAGEN
Denmark
yesterday
ioined
other
neutrals
in
their
protest
to
Great
Britain
at
.h!
plm
to
interfere
with
neutral
shipping
in
order
to
intensify
blockade
of
both
exports
and
Imports
of
Germany.
The
he
nations
protesting
are
.Japan
Jlaly
Sweden,
Holland
arid
Belgium.
Japan
Is
the
only-nation
so
far
to
threaten
re-nriL.
The
attitude
in
London
to
these
protests,
it
is
reported
-e'e.
is
that
they
should
be
addressed
to
Germany
as
having
made
the
move
necessary
by
Great
Britain.
REGULATIONS
EASED
PARIS
Certain
war
regular
tions
in
southwest
France
and
i
Corsica,
which
had
been
imposed
for
economic
reasons,
were
lifted
today.
SEATTLE,
Nov.
25:
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Seattle
Port
Commission
has
tele-
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PROTESTS
graphed
a
request
to
the
United
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press
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been
withdrawn
from
vii
m.
th
oriental
trade.
was
claimed
that
a
7,000-ton
Brili.h
merchantman,
disguised
as
a
neutral,
had
been
destroyed
by
a
submarine
which
it
had
attacked.
More
intensified
submarine
warfare
was
threatened
by
Germany.
In
London
the
Admiralty
said
it
had
no
information
of
the
incident
mentioned
by
Germany.
VICTIM
OF
OWN
MINE
COPENHAGEN
A
"00-ton
German
patrol
ship
struck
a
mine
in
the
north
of
the
German
mine
fields
and
sank.
It
went
down
three
minutes
after
an
explosion.
SURROUND
BRITISH
ISLES
BERLIN
-Germany
will
fire
ten
shells
for
every
one
fired
b
Great
Britain,"
says
a
Nazi
government
spokesman
who
predicts
that,
within
two
months,
the
Reich
will
have
the
British
Isles
surrounded.
.Contraband
Control
Under
Discussion
Subject
of
Special
Session
of
Bel-gian
Cabinet
BRUSSELS,
Nov.
25.
The
cabinet
was
called
into
ses
sion
last
night
to
consider
Allied
contraband
control
measures
which
have
been
already
made
the
subject
of
protest
both
by
Belgiurt
and
Holland.
first
land
engagement
of
any
con
sequence
for
several
days.
There
was
also
patrol
and
'light
artillery
actfon
near
Saarbniechen.
Later
In
the
day
rain
and
snow
Conditions
returned,
after
several
dear,
cold
days
and
the
possibility
of
a
major
German
drive
appears
to
have
been
once
more
eununaiea
for
the
time
being
at
least.
There
were
light
troop
movements
In
the
Aix-la-Chapelle
area.
VISITORS
FROM
AIR
German
Aircraft
Make
Calls
on
Shetland
Islands
and
Scotland
Again
Today
LONDON.
November
25:
(CP)
For
the
ninth
time
In
four
weeks.
German
bomber
flew
over
the
Shetland
Islands
today.
There
was
only
one
ship.
No
raid
warning
was
given
and
no
bombs
were
dropped.
The
visitor
was
driven
off
by
British
pursuit
planes
and
antiaircraft
gunfire.
I
In
southwestern
Scotland
there
was
a
37-mlnute
air
raid
alarm
signal
but
no
planes
were
sighted.
Railways
Ready
To
Handle
Much
Greated
Traffic
VANCOUVER,
NOV.
25:
(CP)
Speaking
here
last
night
S.
W.
Falrweather,
sDeclal
representatives
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
said
that
Canadian
railways
were
now
able
to
handle
twice
as
much
traffic
as
In
1917.
Mr.
Falrweather
was
speaking
before
the
Vancou
ver
Board
of
Trade.
Highway
Scouts
On
Way
South
Williams
and
Logan
Now
In
Cariboo
District
on
Way
To
Vancouver
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Nov.
55:
(CP)
Slim
Williams
and"
John
Logan.
Allaska
Highway
motorcycle
scou-3
on
their
way
to
New
York
after
traversing
the
Telegraph
Creek
to
Hazelton
route
for
the
highway,
yesterday
headed
through
the
Cariboo
district
for
Vancouver
ana
Victoria
after
a
brief
slay
here.
WARM
IN
INTERIOR
Open
weather
continues
unusually
late
In
the
central
Interior
this
fall.
A
weather
report
from
Hazelton
this
morning
said
the
temperature
was
43
above
with
no
'snow
on
the,
ground
'
as
ye
t.
"
K
f
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