memory
which
honored."
IMMIGRATION
BEEN
DOUBLED
Olose
to
100,000
Enter
Canada
During
Sin
Months
Ending
September
30.
OTTAWA,
Oct.
30.
More
Ihan
double
the
Immigrants
came
to
1'l.iiu.Ii.
iliii-ini;
lhi
last
six
mouths
than
during
a
similar
uerlod
a
year
ago.
Figures
show
illlln.
i'lilereil
iluring
me
six
tuniilh
frtun
Arll
to
Sedeinber
Ibis
year
compared
with
4ti,33l
during
lbe
same
period
in
lt'22.
QUEBEC
PIONEERS
IN
DAWSON
PASSED
AWAY
i..nli
Hoaunra
and
Peter
St.
Laurent
Both
Died
OAWSOX.
Oct.
30.
-Two
pion
eitrs
who
runic
lo
lbe
Klondike
in
the
early
days
from
Quebec,
died
venlerilnv.
One
was
Joseph
Beaupre
at
Mayo
and
the
olhei
Peter
St.
Laurenl
al
Oavvson.
St
Laurent
was
born
lu
I
...
ii
ri....l,.w.
?
!
vnnrs
imo.
He
cainu'
to
the
Yukon
Jn
the
early
days
ami
was
n
trapper
101
long
lltne
on
the
Pelly
Hiver,
than
lhoie
being
made
just
iuw.
One
lo
the
fact
that
the
vessel
(
has
an
unusually
heavy
cargo
to
load
at
southern
ports,
the
C.
(.'
M.
M.
steamer
Canadian
Freighter,
which
in
in
port
now
lo
load,
will
not
take
the
usual
quota
from
here
this
month
but
will
take
only
150.nno
feet.
The
balance
of
the
COU.000
feet
al-
-
'reaily
assembled
here
will
go
for-'
LONDON.
Del.
30.
-
Word
of
Ward
next
month
and
the
ship-llonar
Law's
death
wa
rereived
mnt
(hen
should
reach
very
by
the
Canadian
delegation
lo
the
nearly
the
million
fool
mark.
The
Imperial
Conference
with
the
Freighter
should
finish
her
over-
,jtet
regret.
Premier
Macken.
hojil
at
the
dry
dock
thin
after.
tli
UnyeHUf
iwmlhViilainailtMtonnd'.wUI
iMbablyicommeitce'p
l"VTl
llTT
t)
P
Imve
and
chrysanthemums,
in
loading
at
the
lumber
acmtdy
JllXrYrK
1
themselves
a
touching
reference
wharf
tomorrow
morning
;
iaIUlVU
to
Bonar
Law
Canadian
origin.
'
Premier
King
eald
in
no
part
fnNFFRFNfF
LUnlXIlEniX
ALUrtlU;
RFHARD
of
Hie
Umpire
would
drrprr
ym-
pa.by
be
felt
than
in
Canada.
(JEPvMM
REPARATIONS;
wiiieu
ciauneu
oonar
on
c
of
her
son.
"His
unblemished
voitK
on
30
W
It
,-areer.
unfailing
courage.
Mmnd
r
Z
o.L.I.
Judgment
and
administrative
V
'.',
...
raiiorlty
bae
been
of
inraleula
ble
nervier
to
the
Lnvpire,
r
a
u
.
a...
.
I
ttuiillmiinii
tional
chamber
of
eoinmer
-e
sail-
l,e
ed
ItHlay
for
Paris
to
arrange
for
a
ronierence
oi
ociegao-s
irooi
am,
-ami
or
.a"i..
........
,
tlli.n
r,.rllI11111,.tlliu
unafraid,
.n.o
.he
great
beyond
behind
name
and
o
and
lrae.
a
n,i1.nriH
uiil
lii
ever
al
I
by
Secrelary
"f
f'nte
Hughes.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
I
Eight
Schooners
Sold
82,400
Pounds
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning
Eight
halibut
schooners
sold
catches
totalling
82,tuu
pounds
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Four
American
boats
had
ftd.'Jiio
nounds
and
a
similar
number
id
Canadians,
IG.2O0
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sates:
American
rordcnskjold,
Hl.tMMl
pounds,
Ihul
Vl.333
people
or
all
naiioi
-
,
.
tJ.
u,
unt
Vc
,,,
n,c
Gauadiali
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
Venus,
22,000
pounds,
al
15.7c
and
"r.
to
t
lie
J'
acme
l
lstienes.
Norma.
1.200
pounds,
at
11.10
..ml
op.
to
he
iioolii
risneries
Canadian
Co.
Wave.
3.000
pounds,
al
lac.
and
l'c,
to
the
Allin
i
isnenes
Canadian
.luluiniia.
12.000
pounds,
at
13.5c
and
loftc
to
the
Allin
Fish-
eries.
Hanaro,
3,500
pounds,
at
u.oo
mill
Ul.5c
lo
the
Hoyal
l
isti
u
Plop,
100
pounds,
and
Fannie
r
:ioo
nounds
at
13c
anil
lc
i.,
n.
r.niimliiin
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
WINTER'S
SPELL
IS
FALLING
ON
YUKON
OAWSON,
Oct.
30.--
Winter'
ncll
Is
falling
over
the
Klondike
nilCDCr
WCUCDADCP
immrlv
a
month
luler
than
usual
VUWLU
"MlJim
ui
,
Y(k(1,
uiv)l.
ls
filled
will.
IS
159
YEARS
OLD'sl'ifting
loe
1.lcl.
may
consoU.
Li,.!.,
nnv
day.
Us
tributaries
OUEBEC.
Oct.
30
the
Chronicle,
llm
English
'
"
"
Yesterday
tun-
Kiiiigo
morning
newspaper,
celebrated
lis
iStUh
anniversary
of
its
founding.
II
Ik
probably
the
oldetrneMpapr
In
the
world.
The
halibut
schooner
ingreu
.
.
'
.1
X
...
I
I
11
u
ul
the
uananiau
iauoiuu
..
i
sl.lnvard
having
a
new
piuu
!:.Uk-
built
.
The
provincial
police
office
wan
advied
thin
moriiinir
by
wire
from
Ocean
Fall
thai
Carl
iuidaenen
had
lieen
re-arreted
at
thai
point.
Oulaciteu
eicaped
from
the
cuclody
of
special
CotiKlable
Oeorge
Crate
while
on
hie
wny
Mnlth
aliounl
the
nleamer
Car-dena
lal
week
e'nroule
lo
Okalla
lo
nere
nine
moutliK
for
bavins
stolen
pood
in
hif
pOiieiioii.
From
the
lime
Jf.lii
ar-rent
he
had
proved
an
ob-flreperou
prisoner.
DAWSON
IN
TOUCH
HEARD
FROM
Prince
Hoped
Taxpayers'
Asso
ciation
was
received
and
Tiled
by
the
city
council
last
night:
At
a
meeting
or
the
executive
of
this
association
it
was
brought
I..
il
-I
I
....I
I....
II.
nt
I
ln
filv
Lll
II.
utiriiiiuii
liiui
...v
.
,
couneil
had
recently
given
soinencareii
ieu
hock
riiiisiilerutiiiii
lo
offers
inlide
OUTSIDE
BY
RADIO
OAWSON,
Oct.
30.
Dawson
was
in
uirect
communication
Willi
II
ivrli
llivoi-
AII.imIii
n
f..w
days
ago,
High
Hiver
Is
about
1,100
miles
distant.
The
new
government
radio
slatious
al
Dawson
and
Mayo
are
both
working
well.
FOOTBALL
RESULT
LONDON.
Oct.
30.
to
a
re-
played
game
of
the
first
round
.
of
the
challenge
cup
series,
Tolr;
tenhaut
defeated
Crvslal
Palace
'
go&U
o
cr.e.
HI
CiuadaV
champion
female
bull-terrier
1s
Lady
Uooth
of
Toronto.
First
Schooner
Race
was
an
Exciting
Event
Yesterday
as
TIumi
ramv
tin-
fight
fr
Ain
Kitftlt
tftliiuli
uaat
litiiiftrl:
twr
another
siioai.
Two
Vessels
Touched
Rigging
HALIFAX.
Oct.
;Ul.
The
race
yehterday
between
the
Can
ladiau
schooner
Hluenose
and
the
American
challenger
Colnm
the
result
.was
never
in
doubt.
At
one
time
the
rigging
of
the
esianilslieil
a
lean
oi
-
niinuics,
-
J7
cc-inuls
as
a
result
of
two
Advlee
Council
Against
Selling
rpar((.H
(
mark
and.
hav-
Tax
Sale
Lots
at
Less
Than
(np
the
race
well
in
hand
for
the
Taies
Against
Them
jthresh
to
windward,
he
threw
his
Udvantaiie
overboard
by
over-
Tlie
f.dbiwinif
letter
from
tlie'staiiding
the
third
mark.
less
Ihan
laxes
must
neces-flhe
finish
line
with
the
result
OWIUTS.
"S
III
lUII
slllt.
ill
.nni.a.v
nn.
I'herefore
we
strongly
urgc.ninmrs
of
a
protest
are
being
that
no
city
properties
acquired
diseusse.l
uisrusseii
on
nn
all
uu
sim-s
sines
but
inn
up
ui
10
iu
a
a
through
tax
sale
be
sold
for
less
than
the
taxes
and
that
all
such
ales
be
for
cash.
"We
also
strongly
against
water
or
any
other
public
utility
being
extended
at
the
city
expense
where
there
is
not
reasonable
revenue
to
be
derived
Ihererrom."
never
in
doubt.
Last
night
the
which
seems
to
be
NEW
TARIFF
IS
ONLY
ON
year.
FROZEN
FISH
only
by
the
jagged
rocks
of!
Cheducto
Head.
Ilacitig
neck
and
U.S.
Consul
A.
E.
Wakefield
Con-
neck.
Capl.
Pine
al
the
Columbia
kept
edging
Wallers
over
as
they
buoy
marking
Pine
torced
firms
Announcement
Made
Yesterday
U.S.
Consul
A.
K.
Wakerield,
on
TiTcSS
FIREMEN
COLLIDE
t
.'.
I.WVI
'n..l.
JIaI
.
tit.
Andrew
Bonar
Law
Dies-
in
England
Aged
Sixty
Five;
a
Striking
Figure
LOXOOX,
Oct.
'M.
Right
Hon.
Andrew
Bonar
Law,
fo
seven
months
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain,
died
at
his
home
ut
three
o'clock,
this
morning
folluwing
nn
acule
attack
of
septic
pneumonia.
The
ex-premier'
daughter,
his
only
relative
left
in
Eng
land,
was
with
him
during
I
he
last
days
of
his
illness.
His
two
sons
were
killed
in
the
war,
a
sorrow
from
which
Bonur
Law
never
recovVred.
When
he
accepted
office
a
year
ago
his
friends
well
knew
his
health
was
precarious.
,He
suffered
from
throat
(rouble
which
prevented
him
from
speaking.
Powerful
Figure
!
'
,xff
One
of
the
most
powerful
'the
funding
of
the
American
defil,
figures
in
political
Europe
pre-(and
the
difficulties
with
Soviet
ceding,
during,
and
immediately
usia
over
tne
treatment
or
following
the
World
War,
Honar
I
Urillsli
sunjects
In
the
ear
lvasl.
Law
became
Prime
Minister
or
Entered
Polltlce
Late
MnglaiKl,
October
23,
1U22.
upon;
A
stalesiuan
with
Tew
polilfcal
the
resignation
of
David
Lloyd
'enemies
the
career
pr
Bonar
Law
Ceorge
last
of
the
famous
war
(continued
on
page
two)
premiers
and
of
the
"Big
;Four
;
at
Versailles
to
ste;p
down
from
office.
Bonar
Law
had
distinguished
himself
five
years
before
as
the'
bia
o(f
this
pirt
was
u
close
one
but
during
the
last
few
Minutes
imau
wljo
refu,t
a
kiug'-offer
lo
make
him
Prime
Minister-
As
ltwo.'vessels
luuciied.each
uther
and
.theUdiimliiaw-asloNyea
Jiylit.nitrr.th;.(iliservntiv.iiaL,-
Tflieilefewfer
lorsoniPTliing
like
n
minute;
'
-
-r
largest
single
iiarty.
in
the
House
The
wind
was
blowing
at
six'
knots
al
the
start
Out
it
in
'creased
to
seventeen
kinds
before
the
finish
line
was
reached.
I
Capl.
Ous
Walters
drew
first
blood
at
Ihs
start,
beating
the
(challenger
out
by
30
seconds.
He
or
Commons,
he
was
summoned.
by
King
Oeorge
to
form
a
cabinet
lale
in
1916.
alter
Lloyd
George,
then
Minister
or
Munitions,
had
rorced
an
issue
with
Premier
As-
quith
and
brought
about
the
tatter's
resignation.
The
political
colleagues
or
Asquith.
however.
leclined
lo
promise
adhesion.
.1...
I..
..I..I...I
I.
t
.!
,-..
,.
...
l.-l.l..
f.,lll-
Ul-llinu
"llilll
iu
vvuv..
"
iirnlesL
.Hiereij
mini
iiuhmih
uu-
.iiuvn-
v-niri
mru
iiiuunuij
luiai.j
hi
can
contingent
here
that
a
protest
jured
and
four
firemen,
twto
of
would
be
lodged.
VICTORIA
CONTROLLER
YICTOHIA,
Oct.
30.
1).
A.
Macdonald
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
city
controller
of
Victoria.
FISHERMEN'S
RACE
WAS
POSTPONED
ON
ACCOUNT
WEATHER
HALIFAX,
Oct.
30.
The
second
race
in
the
series
being
held
on
this
port
for
the
Internal
ional
Fishermen's
Trophy
was
postponed
today
on
account
of
fog
and
absence
of
wind.
It
will
lake
place
to-mdrrow
if
weather
conditions
permit.
...1.1...
I'mrall
lAcil01tltf
Willllll
nr.
..i.iui
to.'.v
...i
1
.........
months
before
,..
1
....
...i.
i.
seven
were
severely
nun,
um
uu-
tuv
...
,
.
.
,
:
,
,
.
,
j
...1,1.
4i.
publicly
known
that
his
irucK
coiiuieu
in-jiu
uu
nun
me
fire
chiefs
auto
last
night.
GREAT
BRITAIN
HAS
ACCEPTED
TERMS
OF
....
j
and,
believing
that
a
coalition!
government
was
essential
Tor
the
s-
ccessTuI
prosecution
or
the
war.
Jionar
l.aw
reiuseu
uic;
honor.
Lloyd
Oeorge
and
his
ramous
war
cabinet
was
the
result.
Often
called
Hie
"Hoosevelt
of
England"
because
of
his
tremen
dous
following
from
all
until
Hie
hen
he
was
because
of
ill
with
his
party
when
the
Conser-I
vatives,
in
1V22.
met
and
decided
to
withhold
support
from
the
Coalition
government,
which,
it
mix
r.-l
t
bail
nut-lived
the
emer-
TWO
ARE
KILLED
sr
was
crealed-
iDespile
bis
failing
health,
he
was
(considered
the
logical
successor
r.vi.nr,!
J,
usu.,
uu
.
...
-...I
u-Iimii
,,e
hour
las.
night
Ben
lcnnis
Boyle.
55
yrs
of
invited
I,!....
I....I
l.l...l
nn.l.J
,.HIl
f.
.
.....I
Ik....
Mllolinll
KM
O
...
,
"
:,
.
.
"
,
.
,,
a
ministry,
he
found
1
no
HO
ine
form
tlie
sailing
cominiiiee
anu
11
was
nncKiayer,
were
kineu
mm
niv
.,;i,.
,
,,i,
-.,r,wi
Uu
iitniiafi.il
In
i.in.lilPl
I
lie
af.
specified
by
Premier
Polncare
of
period
during
the
war,
the
armis-
,
France
for
a
conference
of
ex-
tice
and
the
era
oT
reconstruction
perts
lo
consider
the
reparation
subsequent
to
the
ending
or
hos-
!question.
itilitles,
the
government
or
Bonar
VICTORIA
PIONEER
YICTOHIA,
Oct
Cray,
a
pioneer
f.iniiHitp
nf
'
Hie
Law
whs
eclipsed
in
Importance,!
nlMiiiiiuli
it
ilealt
with
several
LONGSHOREMEN
TO
NEGOTIATE
Agree
to
Meet
Employers
Independent
of
Union
View
to
,
Endlnn
Strike
VAXCOfVEH,
Oct.
30.
Xe-golialions
probably
will
be
re
opened
shortly
between
employ
er,
along
the
walerfroul
and
longshoremen,
who
have
been
On
strike
for
Ihree
weeks.
Following
the
offer
of
civic
ofllcialsMo
mediate
and
the
refusal
ot.llie
employer
to
meet
representatives
of
the
international
longshoremen's
association,
a
cvuu-111
il
tee,
claiminif
to
represent
the
parties
(
strikers,
Called
on
the
mayor.
last
lax
sale
lots
in
the
vicinity
of
Wallers
inside
the
mark
but
r,,in,
,,f
i..,.2raiihic
advices.and
all
walks
of
lire,
Bonar
Law
night
and
agreed
to
negotiate
as
Beach
Place
and,
according
tojWalters
blanketed
the
(iloucester
from
Washington,
confirms
the
became
Chancellor
or
the
Ex-a
committee
represent
ing
the
newspaper
reports,
some
mem-man.
ext
ills
main
noorn
",uy'-;
announcement
made
yesterday
tcliequer
under
the
new
premier,
workers
and
not
representing
the
hers
ol
the
council
expressed
ed
the
main
shrouds
ol
the
Col-
tlal
,,lt,
Jwv
nrjff
0f
c
pt.r
u,
roughl
side
by
side'wilh
thc.iuteriiational
longshoremeirs-
as-
n...,.i...ita
in
fuvor
i.r
it
siiusinir
uimiia.
ine
main
in
nf
Inls
t
a
nrire
considerably
Canadian
swept
hoom
or
Hie
l(0UI)(,
of)
Amtrj(.an
halibut
pass-
"Little
Welsh
Oiant
die
forestays
of
.
,iirouch
Canada
and
entering
spring
of
1U21.
wh
-
-
,-
lower
than
the
amount
of
taxes
the
American,
nouiumg
up
inc
L-nitfd
Slale
applies
only
to.
forced
to
retire
social
ion.
Mayor
Tisdall
noli
Tied
-the.
shinning
federation
that
its
con-
now
against
tlie
property,
sheer
rwi.
rjnany
ii
cauam
in
.
f
i-nzeirrish
and
not
lo
fresh..
health.
dition
had
been
met
ami
aiep
"The
executive
of
the
Prince
me
town
nam
oi
me
uoiuimuai
The
CU!ijoms
ruling
afrectingj
Logical
Successor
the
hope
thai
lie
would
be
-jar-c
llupert
Taxpayers'
Associationjiu
ami
ior
upvvam
oi
a
miuun-
fn(Zen
fish
was
mad(;
on
October
vu
hough
alwavs
a
champion
or
Hi-range
an
early
nrcCJ
has
given
this
ciuestion
some
Hie
defender
lowed
the
challenger.
I
,,ut
j(
il4
not
necessarily'lh;
,an
.
)ia,i'
virtually
made'1"
'we'
sBikers
and.
consideration
and
has
concluded
Then
the
Lunenberger
cleart'd.tfjmil
u
f0noved
agitatio.n
that'
,,,.,,.:,.,.
.,..-
La.v
re,Uained
''''
employers.
thai
selling
tax
sale
lols
at
a
and
opening
up
a
gap
ra?ed
for
nns
b)on
on
fool
for
lbe
,,asl
price
arily
have
a
demoralizing
efTecl
on
the
city
as
a
whole
and
thai
uch
a
policy
would
not
be
In
.,
-
1.
.
1
..
1
.
11
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llnlif.V
.1(1.1
UQUOR
FINES
IN
SIXMO
Total
of
$175,635
Taken
In
Result
of
Infractions
of
Law
ri
r
iu
.1.1..
..in
offiee
for
C.
liquor
lavvs
it
"
1
B
.
I.
1
i..ilt...l
became
monuis
enuiug
warcu
01
ionium
health
3S25.
Estreated
bail
durjrig
lagain
had
broken
down.
Late
in
"'"
,'".'"
May.
tV.23,
it
was
announced
that
ki"?
a
C35
aken
.1
as
a
result
or
uu
ithe
Premier
was
suffering
from
and
of
the
law,
accoroj
a
serious
throat
affection
factious
.1....
1.1-
iiMm..,t
in.min.
to
a
report
of
the
liquor
board.
lent.
A
few
days
later
his
formal
P
FDiairr
DTDJID
ATIAMC
resignation
was
riled
with
the
.-.,.....
FRANCE
REPARATIONS
King
and
Stanley
Baldwin,
Chan-Ma,VM'
cellor
of
the
tAcbeiiuer,
was
LONDON,
Oct.
30.
(.real
named
to
succeed
him.
Britain
has
accepted
the
ternvs
n
contrast
to
the
epochal!
by
Attorney
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
IS
RECEIVED
BY
KING
AND
QUEEN
AT
PALACE
'LONDON,
Oct.
30-
This
arier-
noon
the
Imperial
Conferencerat
problems
vt
great
domestic
and
tended
a
reception
given
by
King
30.
Andrew
international
magnitude.
Among
Oeorge
and
Queen
Mary
al
Buck.
ot
lbe
citythese
was
the
Irish
question,
the
Igham
Palace.
On
Saturday
they
Marine
Iron
French
Invasion
ot
the
Huhr
go
to
Portsmouth
as
guests"
-'or
Works
in
IHPI,
died
here
yester-.
Valley,
which
placed
England
in
the.
-Admiralty
UKinspect
tue.Ai.
ui
a;
fh
a.'
if
t'i-
King
again
YYikllll
I
ar:
e..:ivc.-!
de'U-ati
position
l,r.it:c
f'eeL
.
a
"
9.
1
t.
r
YICTOHIA.
Oct.
30.
r
tine
collected
for
infractions
of
ho
during
thelx
r'.
'Mi
r
17
When
Ym
Want
A
NEW
TAXinn
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Restaurants.
IB
Z
hurry
11
Private
Iloxes
for
Ladies
Pbene
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Beil
Food.
-
Best
Service.
St
Oar
and
"lce
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
In
the
City.
mr
Northern
and'
Centra
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
"I'n.t.
VOL,
XIII.,
NO,
250.
PitlNCE
HUl'EHT,
B;C,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBEll
U0,
l'J23.
VotUrtUr't
Circulation
1MC.
etrttt
atita
a.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FORMER
BRITISH
PREMIER
DIES
IN
LONDON
TWO
MORE
MILLS
FROM
INTERIOR
TO
SHIP
SPRUCE
TO
ORIENT
BY
C.G.M.E
More
Mills
Will
Send
Lumber
to
this
Port
for
Shipment
to
Orient:
Big
Lot
for
Next
Month
Two
inure
upriver
null
have
started
sending
lumber
lo
tlii
iMtrl
to
lie
exported
lu
Japan
by
the
McMillan
Export
Co.
on
(Ki.M.M.
jit-amers.
One
i
the
mill
al
Hutchinson,
this
side
of
Prince
(ieorge,
operated
by
J.
X.
Dexell.
The
other
is
a
small
IKtrtalile
plunl
al
Hkeena
City
run
by
n
Japanese
named
Sasashi.
The
laller
will
send
ubout
SO.UOO
or
(10.000
feet
monthly.
Ths1
McMillan
HxjMirl
Co.
if
ul
present
negotiating
with
other
in-'
lerior
plant?
wilh
a
view
to
shipping
this
way
and
the
possibility
i
Hint
monthly
shipment
fwm
h're
in
the
very
near
future
may
PREMIER
KING
SENDS
WREATH
Eipresses
Regret
of
Canada
at
Lett
to
Empire
of
Former
Premier
rrarh
much
greater
proportions
CARL
GUSTAVENSEN
IS
RE-ARRESTED
3
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