WHmi
Vmi
Want
A
NEW
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
ib
a
hurry
99
t
if.
Private
The
Latest
Muxes
in
rteslauranls.
for
Ladies
Pbene
ami
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Bt
Oar
and
Bait
Service
Take
Her
to
the
Moslon."
L
In
lha
City.
Rataa
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
VOL
.XIII.,
NO.
20.
IMIIXUB
IUPKIIT,
H.C,
Tilt
HSDAY,
OCTOHF.It
II,
i2.l.
Vttrd'(
Circulation
146
Strut
Sal
M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
;;!
;
.
.
STEPS
luWARDS
KEEPING
TRADE
IN
EMPIRE
NEW
YORK
YANKEES
WON
SECOND
GAME
WORLD'S
SERIES
THIS
AFTERNOON
Babe
Ruth's
Home
Runs
j
and
Pennock's
Pitching
Make
American
Victory
NKW
YOIIK,
Oft.
II.-
Two
hom
runs
Itubc
Itiith
and
Herb
Peiniock's
toiithpitw
pitching
won
Hit
second
game
of
(he
world's
eenes
lodny
tit
tin
Polo
(iroiimN
for
the
New
York
Yunkees
by
a
mm
tf
four
to
two
over
Hie
tiianh.
ltnlli
jioled
out
two
circuit
clout
into
the
field
elands
mid
Hiase,
together
with
lvn
oilier
rune,
one
a
homer
f
Word,
were
chough
,)
bent
the
OiniU.
While
the
(haul
made
nine
hit
they
were
iinuM
lo
cimi-ncct
at
the
necessary
tune
with
Pemiork
and
they
scored
only
111
""
'
"T
in
the
oet-ond
and
sixth
inning".
WILD
OVATIONS
li
ARE
GIVEN
TO
LLOYD
GEORGE
Hoars
and
Tired
and
Will
Rest
Until
Neit
Week;
Addresses
Hu?e
Audiences
i
I
innl
Seore-
Yankees
.
f
limits
..
Jlflll.Tles
nod
Sehaiitf.
BH'i
Smder
It.
II.
H.
..
t
J"
"
.
.
2
V
'-'
Yankee:
Penuork
liianle:
McMillan
REV.
EDWIN
MOSS
TO
BE
MARRIED
TONIGHT
MUt
Daily
Dalnton
of
London,
S-.-I..J
a
-
a
mam
mitm
TllllllVtfl
1
1.1
II
r..li.Mllltf!
M9'"
w
1
day
f
wild
ovations
every
-
of
Well
Known
Clergy
man
Hf
"T'-dwin
Mo.
tinlil
refeiilly
i-jfr
audience
on
Umpire
Unity
,j.(jr(,
minister
at
Atlm
and
wli:
U
he
al'l
abme
nuhl
make
rr
WO
VHr
prior
in
thai
at
It,
am
sln.njf
enough
lo
I"P
Stewart,
will
he
married
at
8
ai
wiien
war
mrrjurnni.
Af'er
relni
al
Niagara
Fall.
"r
former
HriHh
premier
will
;
red
lo
Woimpeg
next
week.
BORDEN
SCHOOL
READY
NOV.
15
;
oVlirk
lln
evening
in
sl.
An
drewN
Anglican
Church
!
Mi
Daley
IMtnton
of
London.
Kng-land.
The
eereiiMMiy
will
Is
per-
fntmer
by
Arrhdeafttii
0.
A.
Hi.
i.
rerepl
in
will
he
held
at
Hie
iliomr
of
ArelibMiop
HI
Mrf.
tu
Wine!
before,
the
hay
ctniple
mburk
by
Hte
-leainer"
Piinre
iconic
to
iieiid
a
lioneymwuii
in
the
kimiIIi.
On
their
return,
lliey
will
lake
uy
their
reclileiiec
at
Rspalrs
Will
be
Completed
by
'mhuuM,
where
Mr.
Mu
will
That
Time,
Contractor
Scott
((0
,ajjmsj
Helint
n
Mipnly
Reports
to
Board
iniiii-ii.r
for
ariou-
l'oinl
In
I
he
vleluity
of
the
Hly.
l.unlrarlor
Hroff
S4""
ri"i
.Mr.
Mi)
arrhel
a
few
da
.
iMed
lo
the
M-bool
b..ar.l
nl
'H(XO
(rlt
Ajn.
Hainloii
ha
r.iftlif
HimI
Hie
reimir
work
n
tlie:M.t1
,,.av,.iillf
n,
(.anada
inre
Morion
Slreel
Sflnol
wax
I,p-
;n(.
May
Willi
her
Mler.
g
e,.Hig
well
and
thai
Hie
build-1
,!::ci,,';;r,rz;-
railway
rates
not
the
fiuiudatlon
work
u
dne
and
the
col
had
iraehcl
I.
?").
Meinberti
of
the
board
fell
lh
a
awod
Job
wbk
betnif
uimic
iu
AFFECTED
GENERALLY
BY
BOARD'S
DECISION
CHILDREN
FROM
THE
FAR
NORTH
Much
Interest
Taken
In
Little
Bessie
and
Teddy
Jacobsen
by
Local
Kiddles
i
LIFE
IN
ARCTIC
CIRCLE
CapL
O'Kelly
Tells
In
Interesting
Manner
How
Eskimos
Hunt
Seal
The
jUTfeiice
in
I
he
oily
of
two
children
ilre-eil
Martially
in
Ks-
kiino
rtnihei
and
bavin;:
iome.
ut
I
lie
Mnkiiiio
-
feature
raued'
h
rli.iilf
nf
excitement
anions
the
youljt.
pf
the
cily
yelenlay.
Mfnie
anl
I
eddy
Jaennen
are
on
(he
way
couth
from
Kent
Peu-
iiiula
on
the
Hinlon
Hay
(!.
ch(.Miner
Lady
Kinderley,
lo
be
educated.
They,
are
briaht
ouua1eri
and
ecni
lo
I
eii-
Joyinir
the
Irin
inuiieni-ely.
They
like
(he
tiling-
lliul
other
child-
den
like,
witli
the
one
exception
of
ice
cream.
That
lliey
do
no'
relish.
Yctenlay
the
.children
wcul
hoiditi(
and
viciled
noine
of
th
local
ctore
and
il
va
not
long
HW'M-flnri..
.
1
In
(heir
northern
life
lhe
children
had
no
real
liome,
a
it
i
underliHid
ben.
Tlie
lkiino-lie
on
i-al
and
they
have
to
build
Ihe
winter
igloo
where
Hi-
eat
may
be
caught.
They
tratel
Utile,
nwm?
lo
the
rotigli
nalure
of
the
eouulry
which
in
all
broken
up
by
the
severe
winter
wealher.
Catchtnn
Seals
(liipt.
T.
P.
O'Kelly,
who
i"Jn
charxe
of
the
expedition,
telN
iu-
lereliiiKly
of
,
Ihe
maimer
in
which
(he
peal
an
rauphl.
The
winter
igloo
of
the
Kkiino
i
built
aton?
me
of
Ihe
lane
be
tween
Ihe
1nae
of
Arclie
ice
pack,
a
Ihe
ice
I
thinner
in
three
lane
than
eleewhere.
There
Die
eeale
make
IhemeeUe
air
hide.
When
Ihe
ice
bejjin
lo
freeie
Ihe
eeal
break
il
with
hi
uoee
and
Ihi
breaking
(iroce
I
kept
Up
in
one
place
until,
a
the
Ice
around
thicken,
there
I
a
ho!
Ihi
rc
enough
for
the
eeal
to
crawl
into
and
breathe,
(nice
Ihe
miow
Trus.ee
Parker
...outih.
.ha.
U.e
prjmIer
0v
Judgment
of
Vlm
e,l,,a,e
of
would
,,-
prI
council
on
Equal.-
I"";,,"!;
t.
bably
be
exceeded,
FAMOUS
COW
BAY
MUG-UP
IN
POLICE
(iiuulable
.Mncdonald
nssieled
b.v
Constable
J.
A.
William
of
the
prov
ittclal
force
made
a
raid
lal
night
uiid
found
2o
bullle
of
Nunaimo
beer
7.5
proof
spirlle.
The
case
opened
this
inornlmt
and
evidence
was
taken
from
Ihe
(dllcers
mid
accused.
Ilcniand
Ooast
League
Vernon
I,
l.o
Angeles
5.
Oakland
3,
San
Frunclsco
5.
Salt
Luke
3,
Sacniiuenlo
8.
Portland
8,
Seattle
2.
Y.C.TOHIA.
Oct.
It.-
The
de-
Li..ti
of
the
Itailway
Hoanl
t"
'grant
n
ten
per
rent
reduction
In
i
I.....
oriun
rides
ie
apparently
AGAIN1"
nrraucetnent
to
nid
tUUlM
milRT
fiNfF
temporary
rtUrt,i(C
Inrk,,ing
of
this
year
s
crop
'and
in
no
way
afreet
Prillsli
The
humus
Cow
May
Mug-up
'V,;,;,
,,,,,
m.n
to
Ihe
Privy
ngaiu
figured
In
a
polit
e
roun
jr
ipj
f(,r
MunlU!iliou
of
rales
'
case
this
inoinlng
when
J.
Miiillr
j.
Premier
Oliver
ej-wa
charged
before
MHgi.irilBhlw,
1
)t.,,.r,lny.
McUlynionl
with
keeping
tiiloxi-(l,l,,,u
'Jjjl:
,:!;:;
senator
mclennan
l-iiioiees.
,-ri.-.....
-w
,
n
niTV
YISIIUK
IUUII
Member
of
Red
Chamber
From
Sydney,
N.S..
Passea
inrouB..
Last
Evening
Klewart
McLennan
,f
Svdney.
Nova
heoiin.
.o"
from
Vancouver
on
t
hey
arrived
the
Prince
a
l...
(teorue
niul
procee.lo.l
eaei
u
train
Senalor
ftiei.eiimui
i;n)
,er
of
Ihe
Mllllnry
Hospllals
mimlHuhHi
when
that
body
wn
formed.
MIm
McLennan
served
willi
Hip
nverseon
m
nur-
French
Army.
.
With
Ihe
aid
of
a
do?
Ihe
Kskiiuo
hunter
finds
one
of
these
breathing
bole
and
drives
hi
spear
into
il
in
such
a
way
that
when
(he
seal
come
up
to
breathe
be
can
send
Ihe
spear
through
his
body.
He
wails
until
Ihe
shaft
of
the
spear
begins
lo
quiver
and
then
he
knows
that
Ihe
seal
is
below.
The
spear
i
driven
home,
Ihe
shaft
comes
on!
and
the
spear
head
with
ils
strong
barbs
remain
In
th
seals
body
ami
fs
held
by
a
loiluli
llionx
fastened
to
the
spear
hafl.
Wife
Fetches
Carcass
When
lheeal
is
speared
he
has
lo
be
chopped
out
ami
Ibis
Is
a
laborious
task
as
Ihe
ice
i
very
I
hick
and
hard.
Once
he
Is
rantured.
Ihe
hunter
cuts
him
i..
i.
.in
utiiu
iii
iii-iii
nun
i
mm
ii..
J
ii'i'i'ii.
imr-
Hi.:-
..
!
was
made
until
next
Monday
t-xiw
senator.
Mrs.
.'V',
;'
I
goes
home
lo
the
Igloo
and
sends
onuble
accused
In
bring
Hi
H"-;luld
their
.luugniei.
...-
""
.
'
,u.
wft.
0
fetch
the
prey
home.
Iher
evidence.
Cily
Solicitor
.
McLennan,
pass.-
r
Jones
prpseculed
and
Millot,
,,M.
riy
yeslerday
afler.u.on
.'
v
....
n...
.i..-'..
.r
ii
ti
ensure
till
i"
uonzaiei
nuiieareti
mr
no."
-.ine
emu.-'
v..
-
.
-.
fence.
SCORES
In..
ii..,.lfli
P.oat.
lite
i
i"
The
seal
Is
covered
with
a
I
hick
layer
or
blubber
which
keep
it
warm.
The
Kskimos
ue
this
blubber
for
rood,
Tor
lighting
and
heating
the
igloo.
The
hide
I
used
for
clothing
ami
the
seal
meal
is
Used
as
food
for
the
Kskimos
and
Ihe
dogs.
Also
Ihe
bones
of
the
creatures
are
utilized
for
weapons
and
hunting
C.N.R.
PRESIDENT
IN
NEW
WESTERN
OFFICE
'
aBBk
"BBBaV
LLLLLLLLLLLiV-iBB.
.BfcBWSjiaBBBBsSBBaW
aLy
mX.
BaC
B
rflnLBBsfiH
Sir
Henrjr
Thornton,
President
and
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Canadian
Nitionalt
Railways,
at
work
in
his
new
Winnipeg
office,
which
he
will
occupy
at
stated
intervals
and
from
which
questions
affectiiyj
the
entire
Western
Region
of
the
National
Ilail-wajs
will
be
-decided.
Delegations
desiring
to
meet
the
President
on
rsilwsy
matters
concerning
the
weit
will
be
heard
at
Winnipeg
in
future,
insteadof
being
required
to
Journey
to
Eastern
Canada.
British
Proposal
to
Finance
Dominion
Undertakings
is
Laid
Before
Imperial
Council,
London
fin
I.OMiON.
Oct.
il.
The
Hrilish
(ioerniiieiil
.siipple-nlciit'd
jesteniay.
ofler
oT
preferential
treiilmeut
for
Ihe
colonics
by
offering
to
extend
to
the
Dominions
the
same
system
of
siihidiziug
public
work-
as
they
are
now
giving
to
Ilrit-
ish
cities.
The
British
poveriiinenl
would
guarantee
the
inter
est
and
capital
iuv-'sled
in
development
scIhmiic-
or
advance
narl
of
the
interest
on
anticipated
schemes
if
the
oversea
gov
eminent
would
hold
some
sort
or
join'
reionsiliilily
and
.if
Ihe
orders
for
material
were
placed
in
llrilain.
Aulralia
and
.Newfoundland
,avr,l..,.!:i":S:-.,,
offending
Indians
not
promise
that
all
order
would
Ko
lo
llrilain
hecaue
Caiiadinus
would
naturally
waul
to
get
her
chanrp
at
tin;
business.
ni.cuion
of
the
proposal
wa
postponed
for
a
week
to
per
mit
of
consideration.
KENNECOTT
ABANDONED
Officers
Standing
by
on
Cordova
Copper
Ore
Cargo
Is
Lost
SEATTLE,
Oct.
11.
Motorship
Kennecott,
ashore
on
Hippo
Island
north
of
the
Queen
Charlottes,
has
been
abandoned
according
to
a
message
from
the
steamer
Cordova.
Officers
of
the
Kennecott
are
standing
by
on
the
Cordova
but
the
crew
has
been
taken
to
Ketchikan
by
the
cutter
Unalga.
Messages
convey
the
Impression
that
the
motorship
will
be
a
total
loss.
She
Is
leaking
badly
and
has
swung
broadside
to
the
beach
exposed
to
heavy
swells.
Her
cargo
of
forty
thousand
cases
of
salmon
valued
at
$240,-000
It
Is
believed
will
be
saved
but
the
cargo
of
six
thousand
tons
of
copper
ore
will
be
lost.
WATER
SHORTAGE
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
AGAIN
(Special
lo
Daily
News'
OCKAN
FAI
LS,
Oct.
1
1
There
Is
another
serious
shortage
of
water
here
and
if,
rain
does
not
come
very
oon
the
Pacilic
Mills
plant
may
have
to
close
down.
Two
machine
are
already
cluaed.
ARE
HERE
FOR
TRIAL
Constables
Newnham
and
Wat-klnson
Arrive
With
Six
Native
Prisoners
and
One
Chinaman
Dominion
Constables
C
O.
Ncwuham
of
Aiyansh
and
A.
J.
Watkinsou
of
Port
Simpsou
ar
rived
in
Ihe
city
by
gasboat
yes.
lerday
afternoon
having
in
cus
tody
six
Indians
and
one
l.hma-maii
anain-t
whom
charges
which
have
been
laid
will
be
heard
this
afternoon.
Following
u
recent
stabbing
affray
at
Aiyansh,
Iteginald
Skadeen
is
heinv
charged
with
criminal
assault
on
Abel
Derrick.
Skadeen,
it
appears,
was
the
aggressor
in
the
ca.e.
hut
he
was
badly
injured
by
Abel
Derrick
and
his
father.
Arthur
Derrick,
who
are
in
turn
being
charged
with
assault.
These
cases
have
been
taken
over
by
the
provincial
police
aiid
the
hearings
will
open
this
afternoon
before
Stipendiary
tiiji!t--ili.
(inle.
Timothy
Der
rick,
charged
with
supplying,1'0
MARTIAL
LAW
LIFTED
OKLAHOMA.
Oct.
tt
Martial
law
which
has
been
ju
elTect
throughout
the
stale
since
Sept..
15,
was
lined
by
Governor
Wat-lou
today.
,
Commissioner
Frank
Oliver
is
out
in
Favor
of
Equal
Rates
for
this
Piovince
on
Railways
OTTAWA,
Oct.
II.
lion.
Frank
Oliver,
?ivin?
a
minority
decision
diseenling
from
other
members
uf
Ihe
mjlway
com-
ini--U)ii,
ay:
"I
am
entirely
in
agreement
with
the
contention
of
Hritieh
Colnnihiii
and
Alberta
that
the
grain
producer
of
the
prairie.,
the
hulk
of
whoe
product
niuet
find
an
export
market,
ha
a
right
to
an
equal
per
mile
rate
over
the
National
Hail-way
westward
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
as
ha
been
given
him
hv
Parliament
over
the
same
system
to
the
head
of
Ihe
lakes."
Mr.
Oliver
aid
he
could
not
admit
that
because
the
Canadian
Pacific
fuel
over
the
mountain
grades
might
julify
higher
rate,
that
eimilar
higher
rale
are
necessarily
jii-iiliel
over
the
(Canadian
National,
which
was
expressly
built
to'
avoid
the
ex-
essive
mountain
haul.
j-
BASEBALL
RECEIPTS
BROKE
ALL
RECORDS
AT
GAME
YESTERDAY
NKW
YORK,
Oct.
tl.
Attendance
and
receipts
for
Ihe
first
game
id.
the
world
ba.-eball
series
yesterday
broke
all
previous
record.
The
total
attendance
was
55.307
and
total
recejojs
t8t,tfl:r;
?el
syi.775.12;
eaeb
club
Ket
30,2,J.05
and
the
baseball
commission
gels
?27.i'8(;.t"0.
a!HALIBUT
PRICE
IS
home
brew
lo
the
men
Involved
I
."'-"'
'
;
FOREIGN
POLICY
and
Canadians,
18c
3,000
Pounds
Landed
h
exchange
this
morning
when
-'0.3c
was
but
for
the
catches
of
the
schooners
Ileliance
ami
June.
The
bids
for
Canadian
fish
were
also
higher,
Ihe
Cape
Spear
and
Hippo
drawing
down
tHc
prices.
Four
American
boats
sold
3G.500
pound
and
three
Canadians,
20,500
pounds,
a
total
of
03.000
pounds
for
the
day.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Sherman,
U.00O
pounds,
ut
20.
le
and
tic:
Success,
5.500
pounds,
at
20.2e
and
tic,
and
Ileliance,
5.000
pounds,
ut
20.3e
and
Itc
to
the
IJooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
June,
7.000
pounds,
at
20.3c
and
12c,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
M.
M.
Christopher,
15,000
pounds,
at
17,e
and
toe,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
0,000
pounds,
at
the
the
.
Canadian
Canadian
l
e
fighl.
will
come
up
before
f,
"'
,
...
,e
,
,
Fish
&
Cold
Murage
Co.
k-
i
i
boat
i..i
had
i..
to
spend
ti..n.i
a
;Lanadian
U.
Newnbani's
..I.
.1.1
..I
C.kiiwincillii
f'itllisiPV
fill
account
of
engine
trouble.
There
JANKER
IS
SINKING
Jacob
Stewart
and
mius
.waxwrii,
also
Indians,
were
arrested
for
drunkenness
and
Woo
Sing.
Chinese.
was
also
taken
in
charged
with
supplying
liquor
to
them.
These
charges
will
also
be
heaiil
before
Indian
Agent
OFF
FLORIDA
COAST
City
of
Everett
Going
Down
150
Miles
West
of
Tortugas
According
to
Miami
Wireless
MIAMI.
Oct.
II.
The
lank
steamer
Cily
of
F.verelt
is
sink,
ing
150
miles
west
or
Tortugas
according
to
wireless
reports.
The
crew
has
taken
to
lite
boats
and
aitlds
approaching
Ihe
sink
intf
vessel.
'
IS
TOPIC
AGAIN
i
'Economic
Conference,
.
Studying
This
Matter
Again
Empire
Debts
Neat
r'
TjDOMINION
PREMIERS
HONORED
TOMORROW
.
jtunied
lo
consideration
of
Great
lllrilains
foreijtu
policy.
An
I
-
...ill
u
l
i
.
.
ieiiueaor
vtiu
iic
iiiituc
io
viui-
the
discussion
on
this
topic
this
week
so
as
lo
prepare
the
way
for
a
discussion
on
Empire
debts.
Owing
to
the
ceremony
of
conferring
Ihe
freedom
of
the
filv
.if
I
iimliiii
mi
Or.mir
tvin?
STILL
HIGHER
TODAY
f
Canada
and
Premier
Bruce
of
Australia
tomorrow,
it
is
unlikely
IIipim
viill
1,.
a
..illfiiir.
American
Boats
Get
20.3c
Bids
Bids.
.
.
.,:,,
I
ll
iiliiiiiai
i
iiiv
u
u
-
"
w
v
on
Itrilish
preference
and
financial
proposals
jn
detail
by
the
economic
conference,
experts
re-
The
nrice
for
American
halibullpresenling
the
various
Doiniu-
"
.
-
i
reached
even
a
higher
level
at
the
ions
are
now
engaged
in
an
an
alysis
of
these
matters.
GERMAN
HOUSE
MAY
DISSOLVE
President
Gives
Chancellor
Au
thority
to
do
so
In
Case
Important
Bill
Falls
HF.IU.1N,
Oct.
tt.
President
Chert
Ibis
afternoon
invested
Chancellor
s'tresemaii
with
au-
Ihorily
lo
dissolve
the
Ileichstag"
in
the
event
of
the
government's
bill
giving
the
Chancellor
wide,
authority
in
dictation
of
nieas--ures
for
economic
rehabilitation
fails
lt
command
the
necessary
two
thirds
majority
in
that
body.
LABOR
FEDERATION
AT
PORTLAND
ASKS
FOR
BEER
AND
WINE
Would
Like
to
Have
Volstead
Act
Modified
Because
of
Polson-m.
ous
Llc-uor
Sold
P0IITI.AND,
Ore..
Oct.
tt.
tlie
American
Federation
of
Labor
went
on
record
yesterday
us
favoring
a
moiUricnliou
of
the
Volstead
Act
to
permit
Americans
to
get
beer
and
light
wines
instead
of
poisonous
liquor,
A
delegate
from
the
glass
workers
union
said
the
manufacture
of
whhkey
glusses
had
greatly
increased
since
the
advent
of
prohibition.
The
milkmen's
delegate
said
milk
bollle'
were
dlHlcult
to
get
fur
that
ivasou.
,.
J!
1
f
!
il
ve,ye,
P'ayers
will
iIllI,f.riai
Imperial
conference
Conference
today
today
re-
re-
I
2k
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