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ay Launch First Ship in 1 December

WAY COMMISSION IN SESSION HERE DOES NOT ACT ON CAR SHORTAGE

Little Help from

Railway Commission

Matter of Car Shortage laid before it
this morning but without result;
Express Rates discussed,

 

ollent Progress Being
Made at Local Sh pyards

Vessels expected to be ready for Launching early
Decemter; Employees now number 770 end
work proceedin ig merrily

; . ‘ ture s ead ‘ irty of Gri rand lrunk | paper, that of the complaint of the Canadian Fisheries Association,
GOOD IBRARY ‘ i te rive a =f s} train this’ prince Rupert branch, against the shortage of express refrigera-
a cee ener o Witte, 2am ister tor cars for the movement of fish from Prince Rupert, and the

ipplication of the Express Traffic Association of Canada for a

PROMINENT MEN TO ARRIVE TONIGHT.

 

 

 

At the meeting of the Railway Commission held in the council

 

 

chamber this morning there were two cases on the official agenda

us stat bir. ¢ “ e W niper Ca -
“ Mesting Last Night Decides to Go vi j se th Canadian Club tomorrow and rate increase imounting to not less than 40 per cent of the
After Carnegie Building ‘: tolls at present in effect. In both cases the position of the « xpress
for the City. sateen icons : 3 , , ’
companies aud local business firms were exp! d and the
. . going ASSOCIATION FORMED 2 matters left. Other matters not on the agenda paper were then
MEETING LAST NIGHT ik taken up and were proceeding till well after the noon hour.
; ; Hon. F. B. Carvell, chairman of the Railway Commission; lon.

Judge Young rae st eg 7 B. Nantel, commissioner; Ed. Primeau, secretary, and Major
WHA 2 Large Eacemve Aguew, reporter, comprise the official party of the commission
Committee. B i i i ,

hile there are also a nuimber of
icials of express Companies in Piained by Mr. Puilen and he

ie city et the same time in con-) “ould do his best.
' 5 ‘Pr eparatory Steps to teps to Making Peace " on with the sittings which Judge Phippen explained the
a eat diff ee ca aha : ; a a is taking up questions in which "easons for the increase in ex-
og : have been arranged between These press rates asked and showed that

they are deeply interested.
Phip-|it Would not affect fish going into

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following officers
#4 rit eu the city (ress companies offer than theeduabzing with Aimerican rates
President, Jude ink i V jor par
‘ rare lent, M ; Carn ictories ‘anadian National railways; John/Was to be adopted in Canada,
. ee p> ‘ ¥s * Operating expenses demanded the
7 iPullen, president of the Ganadis pera n feman
si wy, Howard Whi RIGA, October 6.- aaitt agredinent for the signing of an arm-|'Ullen. president of the Canadian tian ne ti te te ee a
App Ll sry Express CLompany ; W. C. Muir, increas and if it wet n grant
aeLm, M istice preliminary lo a peace treaty not later than October 8 has|...)  ., perintendent of the/¢d. the support of the railway
2 : hn tlew sare z id er é I I I ,
ATS aie been reached by Joffe and Dombski, heads of the Russian and) -anadian Express Company; T. E.| Would be the only thing to Keep
| ‘A : . y ! ' 4
i oo Mel Gilel Ga hy Polish delegations respectively. . Mcwontell, viee-president of Che/®Xptess companies from bank-
' ‘ du Moore, McKis The Polish official report tells of the taking of 52,000 prison- (in! Express Gompany; W, cuptey. 3 he iness ‘% provide ‘
. ; s H. Burr fie anager o e for a jump of at least 40 per cent
‘ \ 2. ers and 180 guns as wel! as seven armored trains and 28 locomo- en maveset of tel)”. Mie nen eae eo Wee
| ; , . Dominion Express Company, and /f#res i ail express Pra .
: a tives. : abhi tsk! Thee ley \. H. Plant. auditor of the Do-|®48-

Express Company rhese

nicheist: 10l- FACARONT WON IN STRUCK BY TRAIN. union, Beatese Comeiec Sam
Clapp, TIAIAN HUNDERFEST KILLED YESTERDAY ©" =! evcnns. we caret WESLEY P ECK

id Mrs. Natel accompanied their

pac ‘ usbands and FE. Carvell, brother A
sas ; strikers Could Not Resist Tempta- J. Motumota Met a Fraight When «f/f Hon. F. B. Carvell, of Wood- P SSES AWAY

Staternent of Claim
¢ Though Writ
ec in July

 

, x tion When Plattsr Was Set Rounding a Curve on stock, and Mrs. Gomben, of Wood-
Carnegie I ary Before Them. mmeann # , ve a - See Smee Father of Col. Peck Succumbed at
= 4) rhe Ay \ les pine: nie RRsA is “Wetnea Taare e New Westminster Yesterday;
gad ve just east Car shies Funeral TOmcrrow
AMER Sie : extra freight In taking up the car shortage ae oe
PRANK CA mn 4 io st k a handea ling a Jap-|auestion ‘strong .representations|) NEW WESTMINSTER, Get. 6.
; ; , sis 1. Mot ta Phe. body} ..re made by the local Canadian Wesley Peck, father of Lieut.-
' irted, it is) was ght here, and funeral @-}eicneries Association through }Cel. ©, W. Peck, V.C., M.P., died
j . ca ‘ ‘ i s are i hands of ; r solicitor W. E. Williams and here yesterd \ fhe funeral will
ee ee ee eer ee ee ee ey A in f jash J Bh. GC. Underta S strong faets and figures were 't#ke place from the family re-
‘ ————— given to show how the port has sidence on Thursday. Col. Pet
GRIFFITHS HUGHES ms ° . é been suffering through the con-/is bere and will remain until after
TO PENITENTIARY i Railway Commission to ditions and the large amount ofthe funeral
FOR FIVE YEARS business that has been lost there-| The late 3 ee cain: to: ae
nrovinee in 1885,

Again Conside C Question lia. be Ss eT aia "EL. ae

tf imine ten, Tnly | "A number ot esbie sed] OF Canad ian Railway Rates. i glean ae WOOL PRICES

ee eoweee

ipany, atid James L. Lee, secretary

six M. New WwW. G. D Pom OTTAWA, O ver O Ata inet council meeting yesterday Jf the Association and manager iL] KEEP UP
siewn ‘ rroy , lof the Atlin Fisheries, were heard. d

tw le i er the question of railway rate increase back

 

 

: ‘ E38.000 fre #1 Ke sabi ; i, . RTT a PEGs coches 4 tek Fhe, situation wes Fate eer ears
hag j Sper Lid . 1 \ Uined the in| . *% one Fe ly and a sympathetic hearing Was ig, phink Cloth Manufacturers;
> e a aa been] fhe 4 screpaney in the new rales between igiven. %e i nt of the. Say Nothing to Indicate Drop
AGUE OFFICERS in, Pat ini t { ] wey | saad = oe oe —* agarose er Stns he I 2 Oe ns ?
= ‘ \ It is ex ere tl ihe rates generally will f@ sustained ;“@0adan pt i VANCOUVER, Oct. 6. rhat

iplained that 39 ears had been or-

PREMIER OLIVER ON SD) torte of 4 eens eee one atong the {ines -suggenme: ____ dered some months ago and de-|Prices in the woollen thade wit

livery was to have been made by

PROHIBITION ISSUE : ; tn oor : i nee . s the Caraga Car Company on Aug- sro agegas: ot. # pars oe
eloth ; ‘ Ao ahh :. ale

i actur
ust 1, but owing to labor troubles manufacture

 

passing through the etly from

Munieipatities at Fault for mot), Qyiny | as steps will. 4e this had been impossible. Now sttahding ‘the Inisertal Cllaniine

on _— Enforcing the Law, He t ud tl jwverben ana lail ul unc eon they were promised for Oetober t “ AP a8 en ae. a en ‘
and as Mf. Pullen had not been rT) lommmerce convention, ray

say there is nothing in the world

in Montreal since that time it

RAINBOW TO CARRY A luncheon will be t ndered the members of the ‘ ble j f de. {tO indivate that there will cheaper
Board of Arvitration re G.T.P. Ry. valuation, consisting of would be impossible to say If de-| i until the big stocks

uC Meet ni :
Ng |) kevensrone, oot, 6.— re peels be, nigel iene ae:
: f tig Civer de a rattling good ORE FROM NORTH .» Walter Cassels, Chief Justice of the Exchequer Court of livery had a eee = carried by the wholesalers *have

ees agreed with Mr, }

Declares.

aN L night in whieh) ae Sanada, Chairman; William H, Taft, ex-president Of the vars¢ at least. ‘were heeded tol’’?? dlopancd of
eT Ce ene eer c) Nae RA. S200 pe 3 ing “ wr , United States, and Sir Thomas White, ex-minister of fin- handle the Prince Rupert fish poe s
i moble il i iasteri soa . i recent j ‘
“4 vant ance, and other distinguished members of the party, at the ibusiness properly. BROOKLYN WON THE

ta Neider

tatiog was Dominion Gey ent Matter of Cost.
iN a eg nie Mare OF Peers 7 ” tS vs Reece “FRnerh, Sea, OF 9 Mr. Carvell explained that it BASEBALL GAME
‘ne the premier said that 1 abe » taken out and the hulk , l | ck Wes almost hapeless for the rail- ie
ult lay ehielly with the muni mverted to be used th trans Thursday, October E 1920, at 0 C 0 way Commission to give any or- Brooklyn won the ball game

 

 

 

iliti In some places public tation of ore I n the north le for the tinancial affairs oft} K i sor :
j ders fo ‘ t i allairs iis morning by a seore of three
Meo, ms nt had not heen ne NOVELIST DEAD. Mr, Taft will deliver the address the Grand ‘Trunk Railway or the (to nil, The seores were made in
UNTER ene a ee aie ' BATH, England, Oct, 6.-—Chas Tickets can be procured from Mr, HM. Young, Secretary, and Canadian Express Co. would not the first and third innings.
i highty~tive . 1 ate ad naiiat at the Hotel allow expenditure, It would be ——
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espon il ' we! a hest to leave the matter as ex-| 8.0, Undertakers. Phone 41,

 

eee ent care 2. at Sa ah aie . ; lofticials include Hon. F. H. :
DGIT wives 's 06 ge eee ase Russia and Poland; Polish ae ail se adicaiia for the ex. the United States, for a policy of