i.....
Thai
I
he
Prim-"
lluiierl
Sulphite
and
Kihre
Co.
Ltd.,
winch
recenlly
!iriiiim
Ihr
Heal
liou
sawmill
ami
(lie
exleiiive
lim-
Iter
Iimils
going
with
Hie
properly
from
Ihs
J.
H.
Kmersuii
e-j
flair.
Iia
il.
plain
prepared
mid
ha
onhred
machinery
for
uj
liu
(on
bleached
sulphite
plant
lo
he
nl
in
operation
within
thei
next
twelve
mouth
i
leanieil
on
Ihr
Iet
of
authority
by
the
llaily
New.
Thu
pulp
mill,
which
is
In
he
?slaMihed
hrrr,
will
lie
twire
in
large,
n
the
plant
of
I
he
YVhalcu
Pulp
v
Paper
Co,
at
Adviei'
n
irreived
here
thai
Ihe
Canadian,
halihul
schooner
Thel-
jhwHiuon
Hay
and
will
provide
;
employment
for
600
or
700
men.
ill
will
consist
of
Mime
seven
or
eight
new
concrrle
building
ami
the
rol
of
lliese
building
mill
I
lie
machinery
w
ill
te
anywhere
friiiii
Hon,0(io
to
H.ooo.-
oon.
II
will
lake
h-vi-h
or
eight
month
lo
gel
the
marhiiier)'
I
laid
down
here
a
the
most
of
il,
not
being
available
in
Can-
lada,
has
lo
he
manufactured
In
iKiiKland
and
Ihr
United
latrs.
In
Ihr
meantime
an
rarly
lar'
I
ill
I
Stair-
Kovrrniiwnl
w;LII1,arttioiL
of
the
llr
al
at
ii.
1tie
AiiTenr'a-ftiriltia,,-j
Airfnvx.;T.d
T?rlTrnfTo
n!iTOcmn
,
maj
dipt
.(Icorga
Krilz,
.which
met
Umln,
Willi
mishap
and
lost
two
men
mil
1
l.t;
fishlnK
banks
ten
day,
ago,
(JUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
Is
having
I
i
ii
i
rii
i'v
1'iMialrs
inmlei
All
A
J
l.
Jiincmi
before
proceeding
lo
I'riucH
Ilupert.
She
may
not
be
here
for
davem!
days
yet,
The
flair
over
Ihe
Norweuiiin
CoiiMilale
is
unfurled
today
in
"1'servaneo
of
Ihe
birlhday
of
"e
uue.r,
"
Norway.
Ihr
pre-
t
I.l..r
SllillVoVtl
I
llf
CHWIlllll
IU
l-
V"l...r..
""I'"'"-
IM-H.H
,
,
.,
Maru
went
nhore
near
Monlacun
roium
,...
Inland,
laka,
Priner
William
Sound,
emi
m
l"
and
.
eMieeled
lo
he
a.P"''",','
lundier.
total
I",
Hi'ordiuK
from
Cordova.
Kpalch
null
lli'lll
iiiiuih.
to
a
REPAIRS
IN
NORTH
rive
Prom
Juneau
For
Several
Days
Yet
this
iimulli,
LEYIATHAN
BREAKS
in
l
l
lie
new
mm
u-
i-
vm,i-iiii.cd
of
WiM-ousin,
Iowa-
and
...
mrn
and
ii
wo
of
r
the
II,..
n.e.Mi.e
ald
nothing
of.llfonila
already
in
an-
fate
of
more
than
Ihirly
men
Principal
are
ahoard
tin,
veel.
It
,taled.tl.at
emiver.
I
hey
are
expec
Ihe
tR
lh.iuacon.vs
had
lake,,
arrive
in
""uZi
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
ii...
ui..i..i..
i..
,.fr
n.n
near
future.
ii"
1
1
1
1
1
r
v
R
1
1
M
irii
vi..,
,n,...
i.i,..,.i.
i,
i
r.
I
Sulnliile
ami
iiiimi
i-.iiiMin
imi,
liv
n
fii.rn,
unln
In
ilrim
till'
lalited
freiithler
nod
to
remain
uland
iiiK
hy
hut
hrlplrxs
hecaue
the
li'iiipi'!
to
plve
any
help.
The
poillou
of
Ihe
wreck
Kihre
Co.
I
capi
at
1,500,000.
wnile
I
no
ifirl
auiiouncemeni
oi
me
com-
..f
nlelion
of
the
null
deal
Maieii
thai
500,000
had
heen
paid
for
u'lhe
mill
and
liniher
llmll,
It
is
ni.,.,
i
y'.ii
...n..
......i
i.......,i
,,r
now
leanieu
lliat
me
nuurc
ns
,.,.
IIIM-n
,l
111
,
,,.
,11
ii...
ii
lliimacouna
v.
n.
iii
tic
it
nmier
inan
mui.
ii
ir
im;
II
IIIIIHI.IMIIIII
ll"l
II,"
-
,
,
vessel
in
low.
The
Hliinkoku
went
udrift
No
Mmilipr
i
on
breaking
her
tail
shaft.
THELMA
RECEIVING
final
pa)
mem
nianc
enj
ATLANTIC
RECORDS
:V
YOUK,
N'v.
20.
The
.
.
.
i
.
,
i
.
i
MIiiiip
l.i'v
i.i
inn
en
i
pen
uiiiu'uu
.
iiilnules
off
Ihe
hesl
previous
i-ocsi
Halibut
Boat
May
Not
Ar-
...
....
t.
,llanlic,
cross
hiB
from
Cherbounr
in
five
days,
nveii
hours
and
20
minutes.
'i
i.n
)
nieviou
record
was
made
by
the
Cunanlor
Maine
DEC
l3
Land
and
Sea
Traffic
Held
up
and
Sports
Interfered
With
In
Old
Land
LONDON,
Nov.
26.
The
greater
part
of
Britain
was
held
In
the
grip
of
frost
and
fog
over
the
week
end.
Ports
were
tied
up,
land
traffic
halted
and
In
some
places
sport
programs
were
Interfered
with.
FITZMAURICE
MEETS
FRIENDS
OF
BROTHER
Expresses
Gratitude
For
Kind
ness
to
Himself
and
Marks
of
Respect
For
Brother's
Memory
J.
II.
Kil.niaur'ieo.
brother
of
the
lale
(.
S.
Kitzmaurire,
who
was
here
at
the
week
end
for
Ihe
funeral
and
who
lias
been
the
Kuesl
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
ilurinu
his
brief
slay
in
Ihe
city,
relumed
lo
Vancouver
last
niclit.
Hefore
leaving
he
ex.
pressed
a
desire
lo
meet
nt
least
few
of
hi
late
brother.
per
sonal
friends,
so
Secretary
A.
J.
Hishop
of
the
(S.W.V.A.
immediately
;iathcrcd
as
many
as
possible
at
short
not
he.
The
presi
dent
of
the
association,
the
ex-
ecullve
and
several
of
the
members
met
at
the
rooms
at
ten
o'clock
and
Mr.
Kilznvauriee,
speaking
with
deep
emotion,
expressed
gratitude
and
appreciation
for
Ihe
sympathy
ami.
kind
ness
shown
him
personally
and
for
Ihe
marks
of
esCevni
Iho
citi
SIX
MONTHS
AND
$200
FINE
FOR
Whan
Yi
Want
A
rP5k
8Br
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
99
Third-Ava.
The
Latest
in
Heslauranlii.
Private
fifties
for
Ladies
Pkne
tt
and
Party
Use,
Mi
Oar
and
Bast
Sarvlea
PRINZE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
In
th
City.
Rates
Reasonable
'Take
Her
to
the
Iloslon."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
MIL,
.NO,
278.
IMUNCi:
HL
PKIIT,
B.C.,
MONDAY.
N'OVKMHKIl
20,
i2:j.
Sturdr'
OlrcvUHon
1721.
Siritt
StlM.
SS4.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
7v,7,',r
A
1
1
1
1
1
f
i
'"i
I
au
Mf
k
-'V..
11LTT
OULi
HITE
PLANT
IS
TO
BE
LARGE
ONE
WILL
HAVE
CAPACITY
OF
90
TONS
A
;DAY
BLEACHED;
MACHINERY
ORDERED
Pulp
Mill
Here
to
be
Twice
the
Size
of
that
at
Swanson
Bay
and
Machinery
said
Already
Ordered
LIS.
PROPOSES
CO-OPERATION
WITH
CANADA
Wishes
to
Prevent
Uquor
Smug
gling
Into
That
Country
and
Asks
Aid
VIIIMi
Mix
mix.
me
,
j
riperled
on
JAP
FREIGHTER
IS
TOTAL
LOSS
al.heal
lime
juopiW
bulld-
ilinn
Ibpior
Jmiinglitig
conference
lp,,
ir
!
illi
ttsr
of
a
wharr
opening
tomorrow
at
Ottawa
that
w,c,
w
,
ued
for
the
direct
clearance
of
hlp
deittlnril
for
loadinz
of
ocean
going
steamer
lulled
Slate
port
with
liijuor
,
,
included
in
the
Immedi-rargoe
1
prohibited
hy
Canada;
,c
j,ftn(,
,,f
n,c
m.V
rompany.
that
search
and
seizure
of
erl
-pijc
mill
buildins
will
he
surh
engaged
In
smuggling
ou
the
(ta
equipment
may
he
readily
tireal
l.al.Vi
lie
authorized:
and
Hj,,H
fr
(.
iriHluclion
of
the
that
treaty
arrangement
he
ftiwf
oaper
product.
iiia.ln
fur
I
In-
otlrn.llllllll
U
Iter.
i
Mm
accused
of
violating
II.
fll.,n..
II
....
.-
Cllll.ll
lo
1
lie
I
Mar
i.uirvit
-.,
,Me,A
Kihre
Ok
Lid.
expectn
to
oh-
liijuor
lawn.
'IhIii
lis
water
and
power
from
Ihr
cil)
hut
II
may
eventually
jinlali(
own
walcr
and
power
plant.
If
KUlllcicitl
orders
can
lie
ob-
lained
lo
ensure
steady
opera
-
:1
Ion
hefore
the
pulp
mill
l
huill.
I
he
vprenent
nawmill
n'
'
l.
itopeiied
by
the
new
inler-
Shlnkoku
Went
Ashora
Prlnc
p((i
(,
n
euy
dllU,
lt
j,
William
Sound,
Alaska,
Af-
H,j
ia)
,
s
in
ouch
a
tar
Drifting
Long
Time
Ui,,,,,,.
,,ow
thai
it
rmild
he
cut-
uim
....
ri.
llnz
naain
within
thirty
day.
fM..vnui..
.iin.
....
...v
-
NOMINATIONS
TODAY
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
1400
CANDIDATES
I.OMlO.V
,'ov.
SC-Anollier
stage
in
I
he
Ken-eral
election
cainpaiuu
wa
reached
today
with
the
nominal
ion
of
more
than
1
100
candidate
for
015
parliamentary
rcnl.
Polling
lake
iilace
on
liecemlier
C
and
in
the
meantime
the
contest
proiiijiT
to
he
mo-t
fiercely
contested.
BRITAIN
IN
FROST
GRIP
zens
of
Prince
Huperl,
the
(ireahileeiiled
War
Veterans
and
the
Kirst
11.(1.
Ileitimeut
had
shown
at
the
passing
of
his
brother.
HAVING
MORPHINE
iiuii
i.uoe,
i.iuui'se,
louuil
guilty
of
having
morphine
In
his
possession,
was
sentenced
lo
six
innnlli
nl
OL.1II11
lrimi
l-'nrm
I
here
wn
jrreat
rejoicing
when
the
Turks
re-occupied
Gonlautinop!e.
Kii-lhusiaUc
crowds
cheered
th-
march
of
General
Shukri
Naili
p.-ha
and
hi
men
of
the
Iron
Division
on
their
entry
into
the
cUv.
ALDER
REPORTS
ON
CONVENTION
efr
In
Qnsollne
Tax,
Prince;
Rupert
Road
and
Other
Matters
Taken
up
by
Associated
Boards.,
YV.
J.
Alder
of
Victoria,
dele-gale
for
Prince
Hupert
lo
the
Associated
Hoard
of
Trade
convention
held
recently
at
Vancouver,
ha
submilleil
his
report
lo
the
local
board
and
il
will
be
iire'iileil
at
Ihe
next
regular
meeting.
Mr.
Alder
was
a
member
of
the
resolutions
eommilli-e
at
Ihe
convention.
Kamloops.
Gasoline
Tax
deporting
on
the
mailer
of!
Ihe
proposed
gasoline
lax.
Mr.
Abler
report
that
a
reiuel
was
made
recommending
that
such
a
lax
not
apply
to
gasoline
used
for
fishing
and
marine
purposes.
This
was
opposed
n
Ihe
ground
that
Ihe
propoed
lax
would
constitute
an
invasion
of
iMiniiiiuii
righls
and
would
he
ultra
vire.
Accordingly
Ihe
Associated
Hoards
took
the
view
that
it
should
not
in
any
way
recognize
Ihe
righl
by
asking
for
exemption
of
fishing
inlet
ests.
It
was
also
pointed
out
that
there
had
ln-en
no
proposal
to
tax
gasoline
used
for
marine
purposes
hi)l
il
was
purely
a
road
measure
lo
make
(hose
who
used
the
road
pay.
for
I
hem.
deferring
lo
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
road
which
the
convention
unanimously
recommended
should
be
built.
Mr.
Alder
said
this
was
passed
in
a
hearty
manner.
One
oil
speaker
characterised
I
lie
lack
iprairie.
of
a
road
at
Prince
Huperl
as
"a
damn
shame."
Extended
Invitation
Mr.
Alder
invited
Ihe.
Associ-ated
Hoards
to
hold
the
next
convention
in
Prince
Huperl
lull,
ou
account
of
I
lie
expense
ami
oilier
obstacles
that
would
he
involved
in
doing
so,
it
was
to
meet
next
year
al
deference
lo
Ihe
completion
of
Ihe
Pacific
Ureal
Kaslern
Hallway
to
Prince
Ueorge
and
extension
to
the
Peace
Hiver
nnd
oilier
mailers
which
were
dealt
with
by
the
convention
is
contained
in
Mr.
Alder's
report.
'YAI.F.
WON
THE
FIRST
OVER
HARVARD
3
YEARS
CAMHHIIHIK,
Mass.,
Nov.
20-
ARF
RUGBY
lHAMlUNn,,1
nurd
200
will,
the
optUm
of
Ynlo
won
the
first
ruby
"hnm-
lU
II,,.,,,,
,,,,,,,
II.
u
l
I,.,.,..!.,.,..
'..!
i.i..
:..
il.
i..f....l
M
HOMinif
i-.,uii
iiut'i
istni-
iiiiusnii
111
iiin'r
jri'iw
s
iirifin-
KINHSICiN,
Nov.
2.
Uueen's
nient
by
Maglslrale
McClymont
In
lug
Harvard
t
to
nolhlng.
Hain
University
won
the
eastern
rugby.
Ihe
police
court
this
morning,
and
mud
marred
Ihe
game.
The
championship.
defeating
the
The
prosecution
was
conducted
Army
and
Navy
learns
went
rull
Tigers
or
Hamilton
13
to
5.
jby
the
Hoyal
Mounted
Police
who
time,
without
scoring.
In
the
mud
Ouecn's
will
now
play
Hegina
arrested
accused,
and
Milton
Oon.'and
rain
at
New
York.
The
trains
!.)..
.
I
.
.
'
..
I
.
I
ihe
Li
ui!.;i-
a
tine.
aput-a.-ei,
in
!
u
ueitul:e
v,,
ft
tiren
.
-m
British
Liquor
Smuggler
Seized
hy
United
States
Outside
Three
Mile
Limit
wnu'i.-.
-r.w
iunh.
Adv.
2.
The
British
auxiliary
schooner
loinuko
was
seized
nner
u
sharp
engagement
six
miles
off
shore
and
in
hsr
hold
was
found
William
McCoy
i
Hiimmy
Bill
characterized
as
the
rum
smuggling
king.
In
his
pockets
Was
Ihe
sum
of
$00,000
and
in
Ihe
safe
another
$.'10,000.
Two
hundred
case
(r
liquor
was
all
lhat
remained
aboard.
The
schooner's
master
declared
he
was
not
liable
to
seizure
as
Ihe
twelve
mile
limit
treaty
between
Britain
and
the
United
Stales
had
not
yet
become
effective.
LONDON.
Nov.
26.
If
Ihe
schooner
Tomako.
seized
hy
Ihe
4
L'niled
Stales
proves
lo
be
aj
British
ship
with
papers
in
or-'
der.
Ihe
British
government
will
i
probably
bulge
a
formal
protest!
againut
Ihe
seizure
outside
the
three
mile
limit.
'Hie
protest,
will
be
in
order
mainly
to
keep
Ihe
record
clear
on
the
three
mile,
limit
issue
pending
final
agree-j
uienl
on
the
rum
running
treaty
permitting
seizures
outside
the'
limit.
j
ARCHDEACON
MCKAY
DIES
AGED
85
YEARS;
Pit
INCH
AI.HKHC,
Nov.
20.
j
Venerable
Archdeeon
McKay
died
this
morning
al
North
Battle-ford
after
a
short
illness
al
the
age
of
85.
When
the
veteran
missionary,
came
west
the
sites
of
Minueap.
and
St.
Paul
were
virgin
I'lie
Arrhdeacon's
work
was
closely
associated
with
mission-1
ary
efforts
among
the
Indians.!
He
Irnslatcd
Ihe
Bible
and
I
Prayer
Bonk
and
other
into
the
Cree
language.
IINITFD
STATRX
SHIP
works
Undergo
Annual
Cleaning
and
Painting
Hero
United
Slates
lighthouse
ten
der
Cedar,
Capt.
Leadbetler.
ar-
I
It-
iSwd'.
early
Uiis
tnorning
from
f
1
Ketchikan
and
Is
lying
at
the
ud
BELGIUM
SEIZES
GERMAN
ROLLING
STOCK
INDEMNITY
BHLSSEI.S.
Nov.
20.
The
Belaian
Uovernment
today
seized
Herman
rolling
slock
at
Luishurg
and
llainliorn
in
view
of
Uer-mauy's
failure
lo
reply
to
Belgium's
ultimatum
demanding
an
indemnity
of
11.250.000
franc
for
the
assassination
of
Lfeul.
(iralT
in
March,
1922.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
Boats
Marketed
Pounds
of
Halibut
This
Morning
acted
al
the
Kisli
Kxchange
this
morning
when
eight
halibut
AT
DRY
DOCK
TODAY
"
IJ?
H.
Neilson,
'7,000
pounds,
and
Lighthouse
Tendtr
Cedar
.
Korward,
15,000
pounds,
at
ll.ftc
I
,-
I..
1,
1
t!.l.
IV.
huh.
vv,
I"
ine
itovm
r
isu
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in
nun
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i
Ia
YUKON'S
OPEN
RECORD
SEASON
River
Closed
Saturday,
Eight
Days
Later
Than
Known
Within
Memory
MWSOX,
Nov.
26.
The
longest
summer
reason
within
memory
of
an
old
sourdough
came
to
an
end
Saturday.
The
Yukon
river
closed
over
here
at
noon
at
(he
bidding:
of
old
Jack
Krosl,
just
eight
day
later
than
the
previous
record,
(The
season
of
navigation
on
the
Yukon
opened
on
May
10
of
jthi.s
year,
making
an
open
season
this
year
or
at
least
two
weeks
longer
than
teorde
sY.tohcLQ
longer
than
lhev
record.
.November
IC,
1922,
and
the
same
day
in
1918,
was
Ihe
previous
late
record
for
the
closing
of
the
river.'
From
May
lo
this
dale
the
present
summer
season
had
yielded
a
mean
lemperature
of
57
degrees
Kahrcnheit,
which
is
also
a
record.
Tlie
mild
weather
is
(he
more
amazing:
because
it
lasted
to
within
three
weeks
of
Ihe
shortest
day
of
the
year,
which
in
the
Yukon,
is
night
without
Jay:
DANCOATESIS
HANDSOME
MAN
Wins
Trophy
for
Handsomest
In
Yukon;
Contest
Still
Going
on
l
UAWON,
Nov.
G.
Yukon's
(beauty
contest
has
been
com-
jPleled
with
unexceptional
weather
jfor
Ihe
foremost
place
in
.the
!osip
of
the
Klondike
during
the
pa.t
few
weeks.
The
most
hand-
some
and
most
popular
man
in
Ithe
Yukon
was
voted
to
be
Ian
Coates,
a
former
Winnipeg
man.
He
was
presented
with
a
trophy
(engraved
"Handsome-
;now
is
trying
to
live
Dan"
and
down
the
title.
;
Coates
is
president
oT
(lie
Daw-
son
hockey,
league
and
owner
or
the
fastest
horse
in
(lie
Y.ukon
"Starlight,"
the
horse
that
for-
'merly
held
i?i
Vancouver
the
pacing
record
or
2.8
rial.
The
contest
to
decide
the
most
beautiful
girl
in
the
Yukou.
js'Iess
easy
to
conclude
ind
the
HFAVIFR
TODAY
.controversy
rages
at
fever
'ieat
iiLfiniiii
luunijj,,
The
pjptjjt
Yukon
born
'izirl
will
be
awarded
a
tronhv
of
The
heaviest
day's
business
262,500
.
......iii.,-,,
r
Klondike
irotd
nuz.
-
-
gets
and
her
next
rouititor
will
get
a
nugget
wristlet.
for
several
weeks
past
was
Irans-
KILMARTIN
FREED
BY
TECHNICALITY
schooners
marketed
catches
totalling
202.5DO
pounds.
There
Information
Leading
up
to
Mis
was.
only
mne
i.anaiiiau
uoa
.
Arrest
Was
Not
Signed
.
Charged
Selling
Liquor
Paddy
Kilmartin
was.
released
by
Chief
Justice
Hunter
in
the
Supreme
Court
al
Vancouver
last
MMIUS,
I',
villi
lllllllllS,
HI
...!.
,
,
lrM,,nll,,M
9e.
lo
the
Pacific
fisheries
.an.
,
,
,
,,
,
,s
hai
llot
Seattle.
.90.000
pounds,
at,
.-,i
u
,n-
....
it.
.
,ii..
.-i
i.
smnrii.
niimuiiiu
ij.'jc
nun
ve,
in
me
.iiiu
Viking.
was
brought
from
Ferule
to
Port
Alberni
..n'vim.
where
..iii.,
hs
,c
was
alleged
tu
a.
........
i,
IKsund
,
at
.
i
lo
h
80ldJiqu0r,
and,
Hepublic,
"o,000
J
!,,
,,..
liu
.
Vnllminl
ilrv
iliifk
liti.r'
I..
.
I
I
I
,i
,..
II...
.,,..,.,,.,.
,imiiius,
i
i
hi
hiiu
in.,
i
inn
t
ninircr
hi
awailtng
being
taken
up
on
ine;c.anailian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
lyfllU
UIl
tnlilEOC
111
pontoons
for
annual
cleaning
and
painting.
If
weather
is
favorable,
the
job
should
Ik
done
and
Ihe
vessel
away
towards
the
middle
of
the
week.
A.
J.
Prudhomme
is
in
I
own
from
Telkwa.
He
expects
In
spend
a
couple
(f
months
in
the
-culli
'In-
'.vinti'V
Co.
:
Anna
J
4
31,000
pounds,
at
lt.Sc
and
Viy
to
the
Booth
Fish.
eries
Canadian
Co.
.
Canadian
Iris,
t
,5(10
pounds,
.at
tl.'.'e
and
BIG
GAMBLING
JOINT
VICTOIUA,
Nov.
20.
KlBhly-seveif
Chinese
were
arrested
afternoon
and
Ihe
Fay
Yen
9c.
tu
the
Canadian
Fish
.V
Society
Is
charged
with
keeping
Cold
Storage
Co.
Jihcrihi
'ir
thi
Dajtjr
Nrvv.
a
gambling
house.
Kighty-five
of
the
men
arrested
were
allowed
H
.
"
I.-,
it
i
f
,
a
h