number
of
harvesters.
I-
Whan
Vmi
Want
A
"Vftr
J
,
P
R.
FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a
hmry
SHRIMPS,
CRABS,
Pbe
OYSTERS.
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
gut
Oars
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
In
tn
City.
Ratee
Reasonable
FRESH
MADE
SAUSAQE.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOl
XIII..
."0.
231.
PMINCK
IIL
PKHT,
I1.C1,
TllplHlJAY,
OCTOHKIl
t,
lsa.
ruri't
ClreuUlton
1633
Mrt
41
a.
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
GREAT
BKITAIN,
UNITED
STATES
AND
TRADE
DIRECTORS
AND
OFFICERS
OF
BROKEN
BANK
REMANDED
UNTIL
OCTOBER
12
Policy
of
Imperial
Conference
to
Keep
Business
at
Home
May
Justly
be
Expected
says
World
KV
YOllK.
(M.
t.-
Commenting
on
I
lit
mh
proocd
i..
the
1
1
rt
I
i
f
i
Imp-rial
Confcri'ior
in
London
In
keep
(rude
o
r
H?Mble
wit
Inn
Ihe
Hnipirc.
Hit
New
York
Worldjoday
dc-.
:j
I
Im
I
the
people
of
llir
tinted
Slate
tire
the
last
people
i
(lie
world
who
rould
complain
should
Ureal
llrilain
buy
!-in
(hem.
riie
Men
Entombed
for
Nine
Day
In
Falkirk
Mine,
Brought
to
Surface
All
.AI.klUK.
.-etniai.a.
Oct.
.
WESTERN
ROUTE
IMPRESSES
HIM
OTTAWA,
Ocl.
OAny
Soolt.
chief
counsel
for
Hie
lloyal
(.rain
ln.tiiry
i:oniini'in.
ha
relumed
from
Winnipeg
much
in.rer.ied
with
Ihe
Weflern
Mule
to
Ihe
1'aririr
laM
pons
and
believer
thai
u
very
lai'
I'ortioit
of
the
Alherla
and
muiic
"f
the
fakttleliewun
grnlii
will
Bo
went
ward
(Ills
year.
'
1
TO
MEET
PRINCE
Interview
Promised
With
Repre-'
enUtlvee
of
Dlsiatlsfled
,
British
Harvesters
j
WINMPKC.
Ocl.
.
Hefoie
h'
lenves
the
city
Ihl
afternoon,
the
Prince
of
Wnlen
hns
promised
In
meet
a
repreKentalive
or
dissnllsficd
Hritish
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
V,
SI.
bonis
Washiiiglou
H,
Philadelphia
I
Delioil
H,
Clilcnwo
1.
National
League
Hrooklyn
H,
llolon
tt.
Coast
League
Oakland
2,
Heattle
f.
Sacramento
,
San
rianelsco
5
Hnk
I.ukn
t(
I.o.s
Angele)
7.,
PorllantUVernon.
rain.
,
The
Innniiit
Into
the
ilealll
of
Molly
Ivnrnuti,
ImirUt
fnui
the
sleamer
Northwejtern
wiio-l-drownml
liii.lv
win
found
near
here
recently,
h""
b'''''
f"rili-r
inljout-ned
until
more
parucu-Isi'i
are
available.
anendn
of
mlnot"
topics.
f
t
BBMMMBMMM
H
B
LiiBMBtsTaaaTI
oa
'isiaB
Phil
Taylot'.
open
golf
chain.
,
or
the
Piicfle
norlhw-'st.
recently
s.-l
a
worl.l'-
record
l
Yieioria.
H.i:..
liM'
imned
in
a
card
of
(II
for
18
holes
II
t.
Chapman
of
Hu
Hranhy
i
M
I
ii
II
in
.oij
r
,,,,;
Ihe
city
bound
on
the
Peliice
('org
yesiermu
-"
JOHN
MITCHELL
BURIED
TODAY
We
have
tin
.eoiiomo-
jmhry
I
mitt)
which
invite
exarlly
n:
li
u
jMihcy
hi.
Oreu'
Hri'aio
i
dunking
altool."
say
Ihe
Many
Token
of
Respect
and
Ei-V
urM.
W
Imve
.1
Hitiry
designed
(it
make
uiiortaliou
diDi-
le,m
Marked
Obiequlee
Thle
esa""rai
-sta
jM
ft
w,,r,
vslii'ic
nations
Afternoon
UllllljltU
ijUVXll
Ll
'
1
""'
'
Mirprt-ed
then
if
Many
friend
of
decca.M
a-1
(
.
i-;i
I
Kriluin
an-wer
our
tariff
tended
the
fuiietHl
service
in
the
IP
nf?M
A
ni7
A
Df
TJ
hmoi-i
'mpoH
by
h
Mdiry
aimed
Presbyterian
Chimb
this
after-
,U
KWiIAiYIaAIjLLi
'"
r"'"r
,r
Htm
s-30
o'clock
or
Hie
late
.yUr
Xpw
Yofk
.nmftji
Jt(m
,
Mllehell
win.
died
on
flare
iimi
in
iirtlain
proMai
punuay
iai.
itrv.
nr.
11.
.
tu
develop
Imperial
trade
there
I
Oraul
officiated
and
sp.Ae
it
liliil
for
t
niled
Hale
that
need
solemn
wont
of
repTl
to
Hie
nol
In-
trtH.nsl.
,
memory
nf
dceacd
hihI
comforl
;
Today
at
Conference
!
'be
mourning
relatives
ami
LO.M..
Oct.
t.
iurulll?
frieu.lv
M.Jarvi,
MeLMM.
a,-.
attain
...
IN
.ubiect
f
lrde
f'anle.l
hy
Mr,.
II.
I..
l;ra.-r.
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.
.
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ii.-
i..
ii...
ang
ne
Sweetly
Solemii
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(triii;;
uune.1
iip
iwr
ntnv
imimrHh
i
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IIiuubIiI.
MciiiUt
uf
Hie
fl.
i....t
I
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.avikn.l
ifiiu.
I
lil
uuiriiinir
mi
mid-
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CHl.
UI
Uf-
l-v
"!'
I"t
!rr:r
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tl
atteti.le.1
in
n
IkhJv
aii.l
there
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U
liar.
I
nrj
virrt-
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.
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ii.-
.
,
im
.
ta.r
m.rr.enie.1
tna.la
in
the
al-
""'
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'
"
maal
.
.
her
r
I
(rkanle
e.cJ.c
fr-mi
.lea..,
h
w
l(
Fainiow
-hII
H'ut
Kmpire
.e
U
"
1
.
.r,
the
hoK-
of
rrlaii
f,
fnt.rn,.lll
niriiiil
tO0k
iwfc
"Mr
tlewetu
will
he
the
firl
iiKirt-
,..,.
1111r,,,Hi
mm
'"'
"!
l"0
officlaUnir
.nL
Z
.ronomie
In-f.-re
.he
.nl
-uhieei
.UI
11
r.
ll
iii.
A
lame
e,Sir.
i3'
r-frirr
hut
it
..
u.ihkrly
that
the
gr.w
muiju
i
v
hm.i
wan
rigareiir
iirjr
i,mIv
Hip
l"r
of
mourner
followed
the
fwnj
SiftCr
iff
f
M3-I
lid)'
ii
.
i
i
i..
.m.le
mat-
l-auuearer,.
an
luu
ierni
"u
.rheme
will
not
he
a
.Hmale
friemN
nf
deceased,
were
I
"white
th.
d..t...
f
the
deW-V
uh;"
-
J1,,amun'!;
A-
Man...
U.
N
N.rVer,,,.,.
Iho.na,
Ihe
to
..nte.
fntw
thr
I...,,,,.
o.r,.,eee
are
Mill
reeehhm-
McMeekin
and
I.
0.
I
,..
I
L........l
.kiimiiiiniil
i
f
111
wide
allralioti
from
the
.re!
1
"
,
'
A
...
,
'
hi-re.
.1
rxideiit
that
Kneral
.-
r
iu
H.fiii
mi..
Whlmr
.
an.
the
hudy
rcMr.l
i
i
l
.
.....
.--i
k
a
e
ul
the
resilience
on
nun
..,enai.
'
'-
;
Aue
VVe,l
from
Monday
until
"
'
"
...
u
p..in.
P.n.
m.,.
nil
.
of
rae
development.
The
dele-
'U
II.
deem
and
reM.ec
in
.
.
...
11.
1
i-li
.
liiM-ard
was
held
by
a
large
number
of
friends.
Among
lliein
were
offerings
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hichard
Moore,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Oaitgclt.
Miss
M.
A.
Wnv.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
F.
Itoberge.
Aid.
nnd
Mrf.
0.
Macdonald,
..Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
C.
I
.a
Trace.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Mi
Mct.aclilln,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1'..
A.
Mann,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
C.
Slewiut,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Osberg
,
Ketchikan
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Oilliuly
and
family,
'Serjeant
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
llailey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Honald
Urerar.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
(J.
Orchard,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joluf
Dybhuvu,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
P.
Upset!,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
co
Wnugh,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
HroWn.
Millar's
tllgnr
Store,
p.
Hums
Co.
Ltd.,
Prince
llui.ert
Pioneers'
Associa
tion,
Kaien
Hardware
Co.,
W.
J.
llaymind,
Mrs;
llaymond,
Misses
iJean
ami
Moya
llailey,
Mr.
,
and
.Mrs.
F.
.
Dawson,
Stafr
of
F.
0.
Dawson
Co.
Ltd.,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
jsam
Massey.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
0.
IMckeisou,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Fred
iSlork,
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Fred
llllchirt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
u.
rinuiie.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Thomas
McMeekiu,
Capl.
Dan
Archie,
Mr.
urn
I
Mrs.
McKay.
Mr.
and
Mrs
w
h.
Christison.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Cordon,
Mrs,
Donald
and
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
D.
Hohinsoii
and
family,
Lindsays
Larlege
Co..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaf-
rery,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Classey,
St.
Andrew's
Society,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ceorge
W.
Johnstone,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
II.
McLeod
and
fum'-ily,
A,
Finnic,
Mr.
uml
Mrs.
A.
J.
Mallelt.
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
Mur-
ruy,
,St.
Audrew's
Ludles'
AuxlU-
iaaiMiii.
Ander-ot:
s
defeul
uT
.1
jIiii-hii,
the
former
worltl'
hunipioii.
mi
the
lavi
cup
match,
was
out'
tif
the
liigge-l
eniitiou-
in
tenin-this
year
The
tall
uraliaii
(li.'liire.l
get-dug
a
diiTiriilt
hack-line
reliirn.
Home
Bank
Developments
are
Cause
of
Sensation
at
Ottawa;
Discussed
by
Dominion
Cabinet
OTTAWA,
Oct.
The
reelaliuns
conlained
in
1
lie
report
of
Curator
A.
Ii.
Maker
in
runner!
ion
with
the
Home
Hank
and
Hi?
speedy
arrest
of
the
President,
II.
J.
Italy,
und
the
members
of
the
directorate
of
the
suspended
institution,
hae
created
u
sensation
here.
A
meeting
of
the
cabinet
to
consider
it
look
place
yesterday
afternoon
nml
it
h
probable
Hie
ca-e
may
come
up
for
dheu.'Moii
again.
Hon.
W.
Fielding,
minister
of
finance,
Mated
Ial
night
thai
his.
announcement
earlier
in
the
day
covered
Ihe
case
uisu-
far
as
the
Dominion
government
-
.
.I.
.
...
..
i
.
...
i.
was
concerned,
lor
ine
pres-eni
ai.mein
uuni
ui.ooit
i.
j
mauc
leu-t.
today
in
Hie
hearings
at
the
The
resignation
of
II.
1.
police
court
in
Hie
cases
against
Cough
from
the
directorate
of,
ten
directors
and
ollicers
of
th
the
(.aiiadian
National
Itailwuys
suspended
Home
Hank.
All
apis
expected
here.
.Neither
llon.'peared
iu
courl
Willi
Ihe
escep-
I
nines
Uobb,
minisler
of
rail-
lion
of
II.
J.
Daly,
nresiilent,
who
ways,
nor
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
nresiilent
of
Ihe
system,
are
in
Officials
In
Court
TORONTO,
Oct.
t.
-Adjourn-jothers
TWO
HALIBUT
BOATS
Radio
and
Lltuya,
American
Schooners,
Received
High
Bids
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Only
two
halibut
boats
market
A.
R.
Pliillii
'il
is
staled
was
Retained
on
account
of
illness.
A
formal
bench
the
capital,
so
official
informa-l
warranf
was
issued
in
Ids
ease
lion
regarding
this
is
lacking.
Ibut
it
is
understood
that
hail
will
!
ed
catches
at
Ine
l
ish
hxehauge
this
morning,
bul
both
received
i
high
prices
aud
made
good
on
t
licit-
trips.
I
The
arrivals,
both
of
which
were
American,
were:
Radio,
CC.immi
poumN,
at
fie
aud
lc.
to
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
Lituya,
11,(11)0
pound,
at
l?.5e
and
Pc,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
nry.
.Mr.
ami
.mis
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
P,
and
Mrs.
Ceorge
II.
I.iney.
Mr.
Scott.
Mr.
and!
Mrs.
J,
McKeehnle,
Miss
Mitchell,
Ladies'
Aid
trf
Presbyterian
Church,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
Morgan,
Ceorge
Sutherland,
Kelly
Douglas
A
Co.
Ltd.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
F.dwartN
vllanall),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
I.ongwlll,
Stuff
or
m
i.m
ii
1
1
X
Mnlili'V
I.
til..
Mr.
and
!Mrs.
Alex.
Macdoiinld
(West-
'view
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Hatl.
S.
C.
Thompson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C
Stuart,
Principal
and
Mrs.
J.
C
Hrady,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W
Moerscli,
Mr
and
Mrs.
David
Olennie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
jM'unro.
be
renewed
as
il
was
for
the
GERMAN
CABINET
HAS
RESIGNED
HF.Ill.l.W
Oct.
L-Slreseinaiin
cabinet
-The
lias
resigned.
The
Socialist
seel
ion
of
the
Reichstag
rejected
by
.a
vole
of
lit
lo
51,
a
compromise
solution
proposed
by
the
(iovernnient
President
F.berl
has
asked
Chancellor
Slresemaiin
lo
form
a
new
cabinet.
DIGBY
ISLAND
SPEAKS
CANADIAN
SKIRMISHERU
C.G.M.M.
Vessel,
Eleven
Days
from
Rupert,
Is
24SS
Miles
From
Cape
Flattery
Digby
Island
wireless
station
was
iu
communication
this
morn-iim
at
0:30
wilh
the
C.O.M.M.
Contracts
for
2,000,000
Ties
are
Let:
Plans
of
Steamer
are
Completed
F.
0.
Dawson,
wjio
leturned
last
night
from
attending
a
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Directors
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Itailway
reports
tJi.tt
contracts
have
been
let
for
Ihe
getting
out
or
Iwo
million
li?s
between
Ibis
city
and
McHride.
alL
to
be
de-liveied
during
Ihe
coming
winter
and
spring.
This
will
be
a
good
thing
lor
the
settlers
along
the
railwuy,
who
will
be
able
16
earn
winter
money
to
be
spent
iu
spring
on
clearing
land
aud
exleii'ling
their
holding.
Mr.
Dawson
is
still
v-ry
optimistic.
He
savs
evervth
going
well.
The
plans
and
sieci-:
'
"
'
leal
ions
for
Ihe
Alaska
steamer
:
rj
A
1
rpp
lirpr
f
are
complele
and
lenders
will
he
fjlfA
I
i
lYr!
I
.alien
very
soon.
ne
win
ie
a
ine
boat,
without
exception
he
itnesl
on
Ihe
coast,
and
Mr.
Dawson
is
hoping
Ihe
con
("rati
will
come
here
or
at
any
rate
to
some
l.rilish
Columbia
yard.
This,
iiowever,
will
have
lu
lw
deter-
iiiiued
wln'ii
the
lenders
are
iu.
Al
present
iiolliiu
can
be
said
in
regard
lo
it.
Mr.
Dawson
says
the
sale
or
the
Prince
Albert
will
facilitate
the
securing
or
more
suitable
Wl"
fiV'Oifn'
.Tie',
"'
'
'
.Negotiations
are
under
way
jwilli
a
fair
prospect
of
belli?
car
ried
through
with
a
view
or
put-ling
on
an
American
owned
boat
for
the
local
passenger
and
rrei!:!it
business
between
Prince
Rupert
ami
Alaskan
ports.
A
Canadian
owned
boat
is
not
allowed
lo
operate
under
American
shipping
laws.
The
size
and
construction
of
the
proposed
hotel
was
considered
and
details
iu
connect
ion
with
this
are
being
worked
out.
Dr.
Dawson
expressed
himself,
as
much
pleased
over
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
of
Fdmoiiton
lo
the
Hoard
of
Railway
Commissioners.
He
is
a
strong
advocate
of
western
rights
aud
as
such
he
feels
sure
will
have
an
influence
on
the
board,
particularly
iu
connection
with
the
reconsideration
or
the
export
rales
on
grain,
which
are
now
being
reconsidered
by
the
board.
While
in
Ouebcc
recently,
wbere
Ihe
board
met,
the
directors
were
bauqueled
by
the
Ouebee
Hoard
or
Trade
and
entertained
al
luncheon
by
Premier
Taschereau.
The
Ouebee
people
are
enthusiastic
and
optimistic
and
have
a
keen
appreciation
or
Hrilish
Columbia.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
meeting
David
Lloyd
Ceorge,
runner
Hrilish
Premier,
in
New
York
tomorrow
and
is
accompanying
him
to
Montreal
where
he
is
to
give
an
address.
SHIPPING
AIRPLANE
SPRUCE
TO
JAPAN
Big
Bay
Sawmill
at
Georgetown
Will
Send
50,000
Feet
on
Canadian
Highlander
This
Month
The
HijJ
Hay
sawmill
at
Oeorgetown
expects
to
ship
some
10,000
or
50.000
reel
of
airplane
.
.
.
..
it....
i
spruce
iti
Japan
ny
tne
i.aiiniiiuu
Highlander
this
mouth
stated
Ceorge
McAfee,
manager'
of
the
mill,
tli
morning.
The
Rig
Hay
Lumber
Co.
has
a
standing
order
Tor
this
timber
which
is
used
iu
Japan
iu
the
construction
or
air-
sleamer
Canadian
Skirmisher
iirplaues.
I
he
mill
at
Ceorgetowit
mid-Paeiric.
The
Skirmisher.
Is
now
running
steadily
and
will
w
hich
is
eleven
days
out
of
Ibis
'probably
continue
throughout
the
port
bound
br
Kobe.
Japan,
re-winter.
ported
her
position
as
;M88
miles)
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
MoAfee
are
sail-rrom
Cane
Flattery.
It
is
not.iug
Tor
Vancouver
tonight.
Mrs.
oHen
the
Digby
station
is
In.
McAfee
will
spend
the
.winter'
In
communication
with
steamers
so.
the
south
and
Mr.
McAfee
will
be
far
out.
4
Jba;
k
in
about
a
week,
BUILT
HERE
Supervising
Engineer
Expresses
Pleasure
at
Progresss
and
Class
of
Work
on
Patrol
Vessels
Pleasure
at
the
progres
and
Class
or
work
lhat
murks
the
eousl
ruction
of
Ihe
,.j
wo,
pat
rol
cruisers
being
'"built
iir
Hie
Cana-dian
Xalioual
slifpyani
here
was
expressed
Ibis
morn
in?
by
J.
W.
Allen,
supervising
engineer
for
the
Department
or
Marine
and
Fisheries,
who
is
in
Hie
city
in
specting
Hie
construction
or
the
oals.
ir
no
undue
delay
is
experienced
in
gelling
Hie
engines
from
the
Old
Country,
the
boats
should
be
completed
ahoul
the
middle
or
December
Mr.
Allen
slated.
The
motors
to
be
installed
are
CO-
:
horse
power
Heardmore
send-
.
deisel
engines.
The
boats,
which.
ar
being
built
iu
the
overhang
lied
at
the
yard,
are
each
60
reel
Ion
jf.
On
completion,
one
or
the'
boats
will
be
immediately;'
put
into
operation
it
is
expected,
i
t
he
oilier
will
be
commissioned
iu
Ihe
spring
towards
the
open-
..
in;.'
ot
Ihe
salmon
season.
"
.
Mr.
Alien
will
be.
in
the
city
until
the
end
or
the
week.
TWO
ALASKA
MOTOR
BOATS
ARRIVE
IN
PORT
WITH
SALMON
Motorships
Starcol,
Oupt.
San-'
delbach,
ami
Moira,
Capt,
P.
H.
Moupiu,
arrived
at
midnight
last
night
from
Ketchikan
having
000
and
1021
eases
respectively
oh
canned
salmon
from
Alaska
can-'
tieries
for
transshipment
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Rait-
ways.
Holh
vessels
were
unload
ing
at
f
lie
O.T.P.
whar.ves
this
morning.
FIRPO
CONCLUDES
Will
A
MOVIE
CONTRACT
Have
Picture
Taken
In
nentlne
and
Will
Get
S1
00,000
Ar-
NF.W
YORK,
Oct.
t,
Firpo
ha
concluded
a
Contract
with
u
Cali
fornia
moving
picture
concern
for
?loo,ono
fur
a
picture
tola
taken
in
the
Argentine
shortly.
He
refused
an
extra
hundred
thousand
for
the
picture
to
bo
taken
iu
the
United
Stales.
GERMAN
THALER
LONDON,
Oct.
t.
According
to
the
Ccrnrm
newspapers
there,
is
a
proposal
to
establish
u
new'
coinage
in
Cermauy,
the
unit
fur
which
is
to
be
the
dollar
or
Tba.
In'
as
they
i-ull
il
in
Germany.