MflMN
Vmi
Want
A
LlNlM)X.
Oct
13.
Soiilli
Africa
U
In
aeeord
wild
'Canada.
JOE'
Hra.vrin
n
n
insiilirniriheirmiie,ti
,
:
mtnoiu).
tieneml
Hnutu
say
till
the
iKimlnioH"
are
wirtuer
le
of
the
Kiiipiw.
They
are,
'
?!
nilmrdlnale
in
any
uay
lo
Ihe
ei
ior
narlner,
(ireat
Itrtliitii.
I'
nncnieiil
for
the
emor
jarl.
v.fi
to
act
for
them
in
dealintr
'h
oiher
lle
hut
lliry
expeel
kc
coiihIIpI
IroMi
lime
to
hine
mnl
nut
l
oininllled
i'IiouI
Ihelr
ttdvtee
iM-mp
akel
lit
drpartutrs
Imuhinif
-rrelallon
of
ajiplicalloio
of
'he
rrcognlicd
nrmciide
of
llrtl-iih
forcngn
policy.
Geenral
mul
in-il!
lhal
iKiiiiinloii
IbIui
tiiuol
he
n-eotf.
tuieil
as
u
realty
and
lhal
I
here
muet
be
no
Hllempl
lo
po
hack
on
it
lie
nnd
liU
follower!,
believe
lhal
Ihe
one
Him
which
can
make
dl!olullon
of
Ihe
Knipire
even
Incviialde
l
any
ileiiid
In
imdid
ution
the
"r'ilal
control"
ir
Ureal
llriliun.
In
hie
'aiid
it
l
aid
tleneral
miiui
rnliithleneil
'iiiiiiie!i-'i
KILLED
TODAY
GLIDER
CONTEST
Frenchman
Trying
to
Break
Re-
cords
When
Wings
Collapsed
From
Wind
Pressure
IAMP.Nl:,
Oct.
13
-The
French
axialor
Mnneroll.
competing
in
'
motor
glider
contest
here
wu
killed
lodav
when
the
wings
of
thu
machine
gave
way
under
lilVKxiirn
of
ihe
wind.
He
was
attempting
nt
Ihe
lime
'f
"'
collanse
lit
net
better
nlltude
fe-
.
i
...
i
.
.
i
i
i..
.i
earner
bin
..
inailo
"
GETS
POWER
Authorization
Bill
Passed
by
Reichstag
Giving
Him
Dictatorial
Authority
1IKIU.1X,
Oct.
13.
The
Reich
stutr
thin
afternoon
voted
Chun
cellor
Strcseiimnu'8
uulhorUnHnn
I'lll.
giving
hlm'aulhorlly
lu
.lic-tallng
tnciKJUt-ev
for
economic
re.
.
form,
...t
ORGANIZER
FOR
CONSERVATIVES
S-ci4l
lo
Uaily
Sewn
VAMUtl
VKIl.
Ocl.
13.
J.
I'..
Merryfiehl.
formerly
of
Prince
Ituoerl.
now
re-cldenl
here,
ba
been
ap-poinled
orjianiicr
for
Ihe
Oiferxalive
parly
in
Hri-lih
(rfdumhia.
Mr.
Merry
field
proxed
hiini-elf
it
xery
elticlenl
r-KimUer
In
Prince
Jlncrt
dtirinif
hi
residence
I
here
II
lx
aid.
He
w
(.elected
Omim'IA
alive
randidale
for
Skeena
in
llll
i.
hut
relin-iulhei
Ihe
position
in
faxor
of
Ikdonel
C
W.
Peck
at
Ihe
L'nion
election
in
IIU7.
Then
he
inoxed
lo
Vancouver
and
has
been
prominently
Identified
with
Ihe
Onioervatixe
eausc
here
fince
that
lime.
NO
EMBARGO
ON
Will
Ship
Grain
as
Long
as
'
lis
Ihe
support
or
,
,
,
,
.
,
a,
.
4
v
opinion
in
Sinilh
Afriea
distincllon
of
racial
oriwin
NATIONAL
LINE
General
Manager
Warren
Elevators
Take
It
WINNH'F.O,
Ocl.
13.
--No
em-
...
.
.I
I
..it
irhu
III
bargo
win
.pe
piareu
u
'
dilpments
lo
Ihe
racinc
ooasi
uj
FsbPBBBBBbX:
BB
Something
irlling
Charlie
Paddock
the
world
chain,
pion
sprinter.
HAL
PECK
IS
!
'Qun
Exploded
When
He
Was
En-
!
terlng
Auto
to
Go
on
Hunt-
I
Ing
Trip
!
AHIIOTSFOIth,
ttcl.
13.
Ilali-'lnirtoH
Peck,
older
hrollicr
of
llol.
tJ.
W.
Peck,
V.U.,
wa
kilttvl
here
thi
morning
when
hi!
fhut-
fin
u
nceidenlalty
exploded.
He
wa
enlerink'
an
aulo
to
so
un
a
hunliiiK
Irjp.
l
Deceased
formerly
owned
and
v
11t1a.p4la.il
Hi.,
iltti
if
.l
flivti
KUU'likllt
near
Prince
Huperl
and
at
one
time
w
as
mamii.-rr
of
the
.Vamu
cannery.
He
in
surxived
by
a
widow.
I
ens.
lion
ami
l.o
inc.
and
two
diiiiK'hlers.
Mrs.
Seymour
Wright
umj
Mtss
Kleanor
Peck.
Ibodyofman
Floats
In
From
Sea
Near
Victoria
With
Weight
Around
Neck
VICTOIIIA.
Oil.
13.
Floating
in
from
seaward
with
a
weighted
sack
around
its
neck,
Ihe
body
of
av
an
unidentified
nuiu
was
taken
Walren,
general
manger
01
western
region.
Ship.nenl
over
t
rrjl
I
AIT
A
T
ll.o
national
road
have
not
reach-
LURU
LUYil
cd
sunicienl
volume
u
...,
.(.lion,
he
salil.
ami
as
."'t
.m
a
nan
...
"
elevators
at
Vancouver
in
inc
i
ay.
numireos
oi
si-i-M.-
....i,
-liioioeuls
nmnnnn..
.
ml
W
n.ufli
.llicr
ut
n
Mi-
olKLotluAIxIN
....
o
u
liis
(minion.
h
soon
as
it
can
be
that
Ihere
will
be
no
conges
tion,
shipments
over
me
uiom-
diiiu
Pacitie
rou.e
wm
..,.,..u-.
ior
lo
l.
u.
i.oiiini",
------
.
.
.
,.
.,111V.
jce-pl
eslilciil
oi
i
ue
COMPANY
INCORPORATED
fioni
Ihe
water
at
Fisher
Hay
neat
here
laic
Thursday.
Yesterday
an
Inquest
disclosed
the
fact
I
hat
Ihe
man
was
dead
be
fore
the
body
was
placed
in
the
water.
It
was
lhal
of
a
man
(ho
Canadian
National
rnllway'a,,0l
5ri
.
inj,,,
jM
hoighl.
welghl
ioi
account
of
the
longshoremen
.j.jo
nounds,
fair
liaired
and
of
strike,
It
was
announced
by
A.
ntiitilc
age.'
Kiln
KILLED
TODAYS
IS
DISCOVERED
IMPRESSED
Organization
of
Canada's
Timber
Resources
Pleases
Him
Following
Visit
LONDON.
Oct.
13.
Lord
l.ovnl.
chalinian
of
Ihe
Foreslry
(Uiinmission,
in
an
ititerview
glvou
on
his
reluru
from
Caiiiula
lexpressed
great
salisfai'tlon
ut
the
results
of
Ihe
visit
or
tl.o
Imperial
Foreslry
Conference,
Ho
,.,,11
t;i.
Among
said
he
was
greatly
impresseu
ny
i.rovlneliil
lucorponith.ns
ll.is'the
forest
resources
of
Itrilish
it.,,
l,,c
J'1.0.
.!.
ill.
&
Hon
Coliinibla
and
also
li.ipres.sed
.
.
.',....1..
nnn,...rn
ciiiillul.
willl
the
orgiuilxttllon
of
Cannda's
!.'...
.V.
omi
will.'
head
office
timber
Industry
and
the
rise
of
aV
Prince
George.
'
Mhi.ulp
wood
trades.
.
;
CLOSE
FRASER
!
TO
HSHING
IS
NEW
PROPOSAL
Hon.
William
Sloan
Suggests
to
'
Minister
of
Marine
25
to
30
Years
!
VICTORIA.
Oct.
la.
The
closing
of
the
Fraser
River
for
o-k-;ee
salmon
fishing
for
a
period
of
between
25
and
3l
ye?rs
In
ordT
that
nckeyc
might
he
saved
from
extinction
wax
suggested
hy
Hon.
William
Slonn
lo
Hon.
Kruest
La-loiiilc
federal
nniiioler
of
marine,
in
a
conference
here
yes-tT)lay
morning.
This
year
Hie
combined
sockeye
Iralrh
of
British
Columbia
and
Washington
waters
adjacent
lo
the
Fraer
lifter
wa
only
75.-000
racx
wherers
in
11M3
Ihe
calch
S.5"r,iin
cases.
CHINMN
KILLED
IN
CANNERY
EXPLOSIONS
Coroner
A.
R.
Mallory
Colnq
to
Thurston
Harbor
to
Hold
'
-
-Inc'wast
Chief
Minlv
of
the
Provincial
Police
wa
advied
Mil"
mornin;
hy
Slijtendiary
Mayiflrale
J.
I..
narjfe
oi
iiuim-o
i.uarioiie
ouyi
thai
it
Cinaman
Jiad
been
killed
in
an
explosion
in
one
of
Ihe
(Jueen
Charlolle
Inland
rannerie.
Oir-oner
A.
It.
Mallory
is
puiii?
lo
Thurston
Harlntr
wlnre
Ihe
bod?'
va
taken
ami
an
iiniup.il
will
b
held.
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
'Latest
in
Restaurants.
in
a
burn
"9
t
Private
Boxes
for
Ladies
Www
ami
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
",
Beet
oar
ana
sxesx
service
u
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
the
City.
Rates
.Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL
Mil.,
NO.
212.
PIIINCK
HLM'EIIT.
IUi,
H.VITHDAY,
OCTOIIKIl
13,
HS3.
TMtr'
C.rtuUtlo
1TZS.
SUM!
S
41
1.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TROUBLE
tVITH
STRIKERS
AT
VANCOUVER
EXPLOSION
OCCURS
ON
LAUNCH
MURfcELET;
NARROW
ESCAPE
OF
SKIPPER
Strikers
Drive
off
Men
Working
Str.
Canadian
Highlander
at
Vancouver
i
VAXCOl
VKIt.
()
i
M
-Vine
alleged
linking
longshore
men
rrrpt
aboard
Hit
Cti.M.M.
steamer
U.iiadian
lliglilaiiile
r
i.
l
night
with
litk
iiikI
axe
ami
attacked
sixteen
strike
break
inn
longshoremen
wliu
xvcre
working
Uire.
Four
men
were
!eriouly
uijureil
and
the
tcl
were
driven
from
Hip
"hip.
Strikebreakers
rlumi
Ihul
armed
guard
aboard
(he
ship
.-lood
by
ami
mtuli'
no
allenipl
lo
ilff-ml
Ihcm.
Several
oilier
cHhes
look
place
between
lrikfr?
uml
strike
hrenkiT
lnl
none
prnxed
serious.
The
slnke
i
now
In
ll
fourth
EMPIRE
UNDER
DISCUSSION
IN
LONDON
TODAY
General
Smuts
Speaks
or
Partner
StaUa
and
Would
Have
Status
Defined
day
ami
ha
extended
Itself
Victoria.
Thrrr
l
no
f
iti
of
r-Miiuplion
of
iifiolfalioii.
Non
union
labor
ha
been
working
all
nloiiK
at
Vancouver
ami
I
rate
liver
Mtrt.
The
-hipping
federal
ion
claim
that
ships
are
being
handled
promplly
and
I
tie
strike
I
not
utfcriittg
I
hem.
Longshoremen
are
standing
Iih(
hi
their
demand
for
the
five
eoiiU
Ih-iiii
for
handling
lumber
JlsHi'
ilOi.
Mr
MB
W
bbbII
I
1.
1
"Bll
.Miss
Audrey
(inffin
of
Victoria,
champion
lady
swimmer
of
Itrilish
Columbia,
who
recently
announced
she
was
alMiiit
lo
commence
training
with
a
view
to
atlcntplin?
to
swim
the
l'.nylili
Channel
from
Hnland
lo
France
next
summer
Officers
of
Kennecott
say
Thought
were
25
Miles
out
coll
to
Sea
When
They
Struck
KF.TCIIIKAX.
Uet.
13.
Officers
of
Ihe
tnotorship
Kenue-
wrecteil
mi
Hunter
Point,
(iraliiini
Island,
arriving
hero
from
Ihe
xvreck
on
the
cutter
Unalgu
stale
Dial
it
had
not
l?cii
iulended
lo
enter
Dixon
Knlrunce
but
make
direct
on
the
out
side
route
lt
Cape
Flattery.
".
tL
Coer.
Ihird
officer
of
Ihe
Ktiuiecolt.
.wliu
xvas
on
Ihe
bridge
ut
the
time
of
the
disaster,
suys
that
when
they
struck
11...V
llimiirlil
Ihev
were
twenty-fix
v
miles
out
in
Ihe
open
sa.
"ii
...
I
LSn
o'clock
i.ni.
I
had
Kone
on
watch
at
8
o'clock
.n..ii..
i
iMi.li'iwlnml
I
In.
piiorse.
v
'
'
I.
......
...
i.w
...:ni
iti
.
1
would
ommaie.i
ui
u
....
in.
.......
to
be
one
lhal
keep
us
.i
f..iu-
ivi.ivfive
miles
.'and
Ihe
ship
itself
al
a
million;
"
v
r
-
iui
.-"iiiii..
v
.
.
When
we
struck,
my
Tirst
im-jdollars.
collided!
members
of
Ihe
crew.
i,u
nresion
was
thai
v
had
-Nine
with
anolher
ship
as
I
had
norluding
Capl.
John
Johnson
and
The
uu
cei-
...
.amisi......
.i-
shore.
idea
we
were
near
..lol.i
w.i
not
fotrcv
nor
xxiis
it
siaii.iing
oj
u.c
s.ii,..
stormy.
Hut
it
was
as
dark
as
il
is
possible
for
the
night
lo
be
Nothing
could
be
seen
ahead,
My
instructions,
as
I
xvenl
on
walch.
were
to
can
u.e
masier
m
si-of
fog
or
if
I
sighted
land.
There
was
no
fog
and
I
saw
no
laud,
therefore,
I
did
not
call
the
Water
Over
Vessel
Olher
officers
arriving
on
the
Unalga
Included
P.
F.
Kleepan,
second
officer,
nnd
W.
P.
I.owe,
Ihe
purser.
All
of
these
men
report
lhal
after
they
left
the
ship
ami
went
ashore
on
Orahani
Island
Ihe
xessel
slarled
pound
Invr
and
with
its
heavy
cargo
of
some
tt.ono
Ions
of
ore
the.
hot
dim
was
soon
knocked
out.
At
high
lide
the
wafer
swept
over
Ihe
vessel
and
nt
one
time
Ihere
was
fully
twenty
feet
of
xvaler
over
Ihe,
lops
of
the
musts.
xfter
striking
it
was
thought
that
Ihey
were
on
rrcderieK
Island
but
later
It
developed
that
Ihev
were
inuny.
miles
further
south
on
Oraliam.
i
itecnn
nnn
YANKEES
WON
FOURTH
GAME
Yankees
Giants
.
8
4
13
13
The
cargo's
value
was
esU-j
Yuukec
aukec
.
.u.
u.
...
.....
...
.
i
2
Gasboat
Murrelet
Blows
up
and
Sinks
off
Georgetown;
Captain
has
Narrow
Escape
The
well
known
gasoline
boat
.Murrelet,
ovnd
by
I)r.
V.
T.
Ixergiu,
Dr.
L.
W.
Hergiu
and
Henry
(ieoigesou,
.sank
in
22
fiithonis
of
xvaler
off
Hiirnl
Cliff
Hock
near
(ieorgetnwn
yesterday
afleruooii
about
;t.:u
following
an
explosion.
On
account
of
Ihe
depth
of
th?
water
xxhere
Ihe
boat
went
doxvu,
il
will
be
impossible
lo
ahage
her
so
she
will
be
a
total
loss.
She
was
well
covered
by
insurance.
LlapL
Ueorgesou
set
out
from
here
alioiit
1.31
o
clock
afleruooii
for
Port
Simpson
no
on
else
beins
aboard
but
himself.
Off
Burnt
ClilT
Island
he
notjeed
smoke
euiergiuv
from;
Ihe
window
of
the
lavlitory.
riirowiii'
out
the
clutch
of
the;
engine
ami
leaving
Ihe
wheel
h-.
weni
aft
to
investiKale.
On
opeuiiiir
Ihe
door
of
Ihe
lavatory.
Ihe
exdosion
occurred,
blowing
him
out
of
Ihe
door
of
the
cabin
on
lo
Ihe
afler
deck.
Fortunately,
he
was
only
partially
stunned
and
he
al
once
leaped
lo
Ihe
upper
deck
shoving
Ihe
dinghy
overboard
and
takini;
lo
it
him.clf.
As
he
got
into
Ihe
dinghy
the
boat
was
linking
and
he
could
I
sec
lhal
Mown
I'll.
bringing
him
info
Prince
Rupert
-a
.
....
I..
.
1
t
dran
caused
the
sudden
explosion.
The
Murrelet
xvas
11
feet
overall
and
xvas
engined
xvith
a
-'5
horse
power
lnediuui
duly
four
cylinder
Fairbanks-Morse
molor.
Capl.
(ieorgesou
lost
all
Ihe
belongings
which
he
had
aboard
Ihe
boat.
Kven
his
hat
and
coat
he
had
lo
leave
behind.
HARBOR
CONTROL
BEEN
SETTLED
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnt
Confers
With
Provincial
Government
and
Reaches
Agreement
VICTORIA,
October
1
3.
Mi
harbors,
Victoria,
Vancouver,
New
Westminster.
Naiialnui,
F.squitnalt,
H.
C,
nnd
Albeini,
will
remain
under
control
Steam
Roller
Tactics
Adopted
In
.
i.v,0,.
(ioverunu-nt
and
Crushing
Giants
8
to
au
w
icmaluing
harbors
in
British
Columbia
will
be
con-
Runs
Hits
Errocji.trolled
by
the
Provincial
Ooverti.
nienl
under
mi
agreement
reacheii
yesterday
al
a
conference
between
Hon.
Km
est
Lapoinle,
niin-
l!W
YORK.
Or
I.
13.
I
lie
uier
of
marine
ami
iism-ncs
aim
Yankees
ferried
the
sleanv
roller
,the
provincial
gr.vernmenl.
The
over
the
Hiirlem
River
today
ami
jbounduiies
of
these
harbors
are
put
the
crusher
firmly
bill
not
mapped
out
nnd
covered
in
a
for-
ii
ii...
niimU
I
lu
Nn.
uml
acreemeiit
between
me
ixvo
PAPYRUS
HAS
NOCHANCEOF
WINNING
RACE
So
Says
J.
B.
Joel
Who
Loaned
His
Jockey
For
Big
Event
NFW
YORK,
Oct.
13.
J.
B.
Joel,
Ihe
welt
known
British
turf-
the
entire
bow
was
niau,
pretlicten
beiore
sailing
lo-Within
four
minutes
;day,
that
the
international
horse
lof
the
lime
he
left
the
wheel,
it
race
between
Papyrus,
Ihe
Fng-
'had
gone
down.
Afler
being
I""
Uerby
winner
ami
.ev,
the
ithrowu
on
loihe
.altrx,
leck.
ielA'g.rj'J;Jig.SL,
L'!L3.i!lirse
L.
vouid
KeTiTTBfti
fffey
Ww6tfmrmiyK6uvr'
up
sviiieihiug
Jike
-'0
feef.
Hc
hexe
to
be
KMponed
or
cancelled
;iiolir.H
Ihe
oikc
pole
blown
iiilo'caU!"
f
condition
of
ilhe
air.
perhaps
forty
feel.
jPspyrus.
joei.
wuo
reieaseti
jockpj
.,
,
-
.
.
I
i
ihe
explosion
was
licanl
by',.
....
1
,
,
.
s
said
.
.
,'
iKuiouhue
to
ride
Papyrus,
Mie
lis
i
ut?
ooai
nop
nearny
..r.
...:..
.
.
ii
.
i
he
abandoned
Ihe
intention
which
funic
m
uic
irn-uc
aim
Of
witnessing
the
race
because
Ihe
picked
Capl.
Ceorgeson
up
Klrtjnjr
,1(1H,i.
w
,ake
away
by
the
inequality
of
the
horses.
UOOUI
ihsi
nigm.
ii..,..,..
l.
.IK.rl
umlir
The
Murrelet
had
been
lied
up
rattiel,
in
bad
condition,
and
in
port
without
being
used
lor
wouj
carry
u.e
weight
than
Ihe
pastjinonth
audit
is
assumed
ev
that
gas
gathered
in
the
bilge
,
of
the
lavatory.
The
exhaust
and
rmFPTAITP
P
A
TIPA
chimney
pipes
passed
Ihrough
the
KK
H
II
II
IN
I
.
AKllH
m..
.!
(iiul
il
i
H1111117I1I
tliev
awVww
v
caused
Ihe
gas
lo
smoulder.
When
the
door
was
suddenly;
onened
it
is
believed
that
Ihe
ON
KINDERSLEY
Hudson
Bay
Schooner
Carrying
13,000
White
Fox
Skins
to
to
Vancouver
Total
Value
$250,000
The
Hudson
Bay
Co.'s
auxiliary
choouer
Lady
Kindersley,
bound
from
the
Arelie
Ocean
lo
Vancouver,
sailed
fu-
the
south
last
night
afler
.having
spent
two
days
in
port.
The
Lady
Kindersley's
precious
w
cargo
oT
furs
collected
from
various
of
the
companyV
outly
ing
station
on
the
north
coast
of
Canada
included
1
3,000
white
fox
skins
and
Its
total
value
is
placed
at
-SiSO.OOO.
William
C.oldblooiii,
fur
buyer
of
Ihe
city
bought
sop.e
50
while-fox
furs
oJT
,the
Kindersley
and
also
obtained!.,
large
Polar
Bear
skin
1
3
feel
long
and
8
feel
across.
The
fox
skins
are
on
display
in
one
of
Mr.
Oohlblooui's.
slioxv
windows
on
Seeond
Avenue.
PRINCE
LEAVES
BOUND
ENGLAND
BaM
In
His
Honor
Last
Night
Before
Departure
From
Montreal
pi-iiiij
in,
u.i
........-.
.......
j
.mvTiH.Mr
Mi
ft
XV'IH.
it
i
C.......I
riiiiiiiniiiiiu
were
cove
rnmcnis.
I
jiuiiihuhi,
....
l.OI.U.
I
-
-
...l,!,,,.
il...
li.l.i..
r
flattened
out
by
the
score
of
I.
inter
the
new
arrangement
nine
ceremouj
mo
i
n
Vancouver
bar-jW
ales'
left
here
early
tills
morn-
to
I
Ihe
Yankees
knocking
out
oHurrnrd
Inlet
or
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
2
t.fe.tl
'
life
n
S.ih
tflai.t.
t...di
1
Ii
f
ill
tlk
llxA
aI1
V
slur.
remains
m
uiiur.
i.
"'
'"
uu'
box
two
of
the
(Mauls
nor
proper
slnbsters.
Seolt
and
McOulllan.
goverumeni
eoniroi
wune
r.iiiiisii,i.r
nuuiru
on
mo
bino
ui......v
liel.l
lie
O
an
Is
111
Inv
am
r
alse
lireeK,
ll.e
inner
oi
r
rauce
on
ins
ir.io.i
n,'
;
-
i
.
-
.
,
check
until
Hip
eigl.lh
when
xVeakeneil.
The
series
now
stands:
i
'
Olanls
3
he.xvhlchieuls
inio
tne
neari
oi
in
dustrial
Vancouver,
xvill
be
con
trolled
by
Ihe
provinae.
home.
A'
ball
was
given
In
his
honor
lust
night
and
the
Prince
danced
from
the
tlmo
of
hit
arrival
un
subscribe
for
tb
Dally
News.
1(1
adrly
morning.