WMn
Ymi
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
L
99
Phone
671.
in
a
nurcy
SHRIMPS,
CRABS,
Phew
OYSTERS.
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
"
Best
vara
ana
ei
-ervice
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
MADE
SAUSAGE.
I
ttx
City.
Watea
Reasonable
In
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Onler
Solicited.
XHI..
N
235
Vol.
IMUNCi:
nUI'EHT,
11.(1,
I'll
I
DAY.
OCTOHKIt
o,
1112:5.
VtOrtfr'r
Olrculatlan
148
StrMt
Sal
04
PMCE
FIVE
CENTS.
ANTl-CTH
DEMONSTRATION
NEW
YORK
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
SANK
AFTER
STRIKING
Demonstration
of
Women
Against
Lloyd
George
was
Broken
up
by
the
Police
in
New
York;
Banners
Torn
N'KW
YOl
IK.
Oi
l
.V
-Tlwl
r,
-
.(iiik
mini
I
lie
war
have
been
-niiel
by
Hit-
tmprtiper
or
inr
Kfiluc
operation
if
the
Treaty
nf
Ver.ulle.
David
l.loyil
deuigr.
former
Premier
of
Ureal
Hrilaiu
dei
tared
today
on
hi
crrnul
aboard
I
In
.Muurelonia
en
route
lo
lniada.
Police
ren'ne
broke
up
u
parade
of
women
carrying
ban-'
..-!-
denouncing
limit
Hritaui
outride
Hit
oily
hall
where
a
'
il
of
several
thousand
person
hud
gMlliff
ttt
In
greet
Hie
former
llrllih
premier
on
hi
first
vjM
lo
America.
Some
ban-,
"T
'
GOLD
OUTPUT
ALASKA
LARGE
loih
Companies
and
Small
Con-
cerns
Increase
Production
From
Mines
'a
FAIRBANKS
IS
BUSY
on
Railway
Terminal
it
Payroll;
Depot
l
Completed
M
11
ud
ipMHr
eliiraH
irkiim
lhnHh"l
Hie
'
'
reorl
Hint
Hie
yearn
nl-'
I
.'
o
far
ha
eefee
all
e-
r
ahull.
The
iartlxiii
ilreek
i
i
ny
lm
been
wntki
mi
t-n
lor
the
Hrl
tune
in
many
l
a
,
mom
than
UrS.ooo
mv
M'nlel
lefore
artnal
W"il
"i
(lit-
j.nterl)'
l
laM.t
llo
frl
fhiiiiii
li'""
ii-
e
Alrh(i
I
hi
'
'
KT'er
than
1
tp-i.
I.
Hie
"ii.Ti
of
Ihe
rn-ity
it(.(.r'.-.i
Thl
year'
oulnil
Khl
n
ni
ne
(hull
double
Hull
f
l'
rai.
the
luinliiB
niniaine
il-
:are
in
a
tlnlenieni
The
fir-l
yrdl
In
llni
hilory
"f
1
"
iank
came
wllh
the
tnihui(r
'
Ute
roalroad.
I
lic
i"w
''i
twen
romideled
Olid
work
It;-
hern
Marled
on
lerinmoM
vulu
il
at
ano.oiiO,
STEAMER
ARCTIC
RETURNS
HOME,
Covera
7.800
Miles
During
Voy-an
to
Top
of
World;
'
Oreeted
McMillan
OlKlir.C,
Od.
f..
Tlie
Canadian
Koveriimeul
idcnmer
Arclie.
Cap!.
Hcnilcr,
hn
relumed
"fler
a
lhrc
inoulliK
visit
to
Arctic
regioiiM.
The
idiip
roveidl
7.ritm
mllcn
and
curried
paMemn'rs
who
elablli.icd
a
new
police
post
neeompllnhrd
survey
and
neienll-fle
wprk
and
cxehiinpcd.
uieel-ItiKii
wllh
Ihe
McMillan
cM'cdi-
l"tt
at
Klali.
EXPRESS
COMPANIES
MAKE
AN
APPEAL
TO
RAISE
PRESENT
RATES
.
OITAWA,
Oel.
5.
In
peal
of
Ihe
railway
express
companies
before
Ihe
railway
cojn-tnlsslou
for
Hie
peiinissildi
H
Increase
the
express
rales,
C.
A.
Hayes
lesllfled
Mint
Ihe
Caiiailhin
Nall.ianl
collected
l3.rK,0(MI
in
llni
emu-ess
business
In
I"-..
while
Ihu
cost
of
di'ln
Ul
amouiileil
lo
tlll.5UD.titl.
Tim
C.P.Il.
showeil
a
not
h""4
on
Mm
liiiinliiliin
Kxmess
sysli'm
for
1
0
1
nf
11)1)70.
Jiiilaiiimil
wm
-
reserved
until
heitHinf
aio
tukcti
elsewhere
in
Caqaja
at
a
later
dale.-
uiluiiin.
ami
difficulties
I.
....
...I
.
li'l
"...
...
ImI
...,.
I'j.
olun.l
i.
nil
A
'!
over
our
!!,"
anil
"'llril-
i-li
iMiollezacri.
floating
America
Willi
IIHIlll
MHUi."
I
Tin
Hiiri
grabbed
the
banners
!
mul
lor
them
inlo
shred.
During
(hi'
melee
automobile
j
paraded
Mt
tvkirl
uf
tin
rrowvli.
.intituling
anti-Lloyd
Oeorge
I
a
lenient.
A
woman
struck
police
sergeant
over
the
head
with
banner
she
wa
carrying
ami
wa
taken
inlo
fiittndy.
The
uumrn
said
they
were
member
r
Hie
American
Association
for
(,.
r4HHiltkM
of
the
Irith
re-
juilille.
(iie,uf
the
banner
read
t"l.(Oil.
M.rLc
iiiuek
nnn
i
nn
lmn.1
an-
ml
with
tlie
Ii!i.m
if
w..ni.
n
.
i
I
eluldrrn."
liflv
jMilire
Itmivk
were
riti..t
...
i
i
I
)of
ils
I
nnc
Hussowns
three
years
old
when
Hie
HaHle
or
Waterloo
was
fought.
Sin"
tin
now
and
say
hard
work
and
lot
enelnlilea
n,r
iriionsible
She
is
hold-m
her
vear-obl
grnndehild.
NEW
PRESIDENT
CHINA
ELECTED
pr.KlN.
Oel.
B.
Marshal
laao
!i
....
,.i,i..r
of
I
lie
noruiero
huh-
rvu"
.,.
i,
ri.
Is
has
been
elecieu
'n
of
China.
LEAGUEBASEBALL
American
League
r.leveland
U,
St.
Loulu
10.
Hoslon
7.
Washington
.
Pluladeli.hla
7.
New
York
0.
'
National
League
Philadelphia
10,
Hoslon
'1.
Coast
League
Oakland'
'A.
freuHie
v,..mu
l-:i.
l'orlland
1
1-0.
SaeruiiH'iitu
5
San
Francisco
'"'tall
Lake
8,
Los
Angles
3
HON.
E.
LAPOINTE
IS
COMING
HERE
ON
OCTOBER
17
Fred
Stork.
M.l'..
received
a
leleuraiu
I
li
1
-
morning
from
Him.
F.mest
l.apolulc.
minister
uf
Murine
anil
Kiliricj.
saying
he
expects
lo
be
here
on
October
I.
While
no
arrunuriuenl
have
yrl
been
made
it
is
understood
that
Mr.
La-IMiliile
will
be
suitably
entertained
when
here
and
lie
will
alio
meet
the
Hoard
uf
Trade
and
other
public
bodies.
.
THREW
MATCH
INTO
SEA;
STARTED
FIRE).
Serloua
Conflaqratlon
Narrowly
Averted
on
Waterfront
Yetterday
Afternoon
Hal
iniifht
have
Ih-cii
a
seri-...
fire
causing
inorli
ilamaKO
lo
-'iperly
wa
narrowly
averted
si;
Hie
waleifnnil
yeslerday
af-
enuwtn.
(lasMluie
had
been
spilled
on
he
surface
lit
Ihe
water
from
pumpm?
the
scow
at
Ihe
Prince
llupcrt
lloat
Hpiim.
A
paer
by
eoiuinv
uIoiik
threw
a
malch
inlo
the
waler
afler
liKhtiiu'
hi.
pipe
'and
Hie
ioiubuslible
liiiid
still
floul
ititr
uniueilialely
k'tiiled.
Ihe
.Dames
ran
up
on
lo
the
scow
iiKTa-ioiiiiip
a
creai
nrai
oi
smoke
"and
roiuin?
perilously
close,
to
lare
ipuanliiies
or
distillate
and
a
lieiuol.
I
niluiialely
Ihe
flames
were
overcome
through
Ihe
use
an
extiMKuMicr
in
the
hands
or
Capt.
Swanson
lielore
tliere
in
was
any
seriou
results.
The
man
who
threw
the
match
now
wondering
what
h
will
do
with
his
malch
end?
since
the
sea
is
found
lo
be
unsafe.
InEW
YORK
TnYeRESTS
II
111V
TIVC
AVCD
HDIIM
lTlftl
lnrvt
utcix
unum
LUMMON
MINE
SHORTLY
New
York
Interesls
reiresenled
bv
Kdward
I..
Hlimline
will
prob
ably
lake
over
Ihe
Drum
l.ummon
mines
near
Hartley
Hay
accord-
in?
lo
advices
received
U
Van
couver.
Hlenville
A.
Collin
mnuagiiiv
director,
Is
al
present
in
New
York
and
expects
lo
re
turn
lo
I
lie
const
w
ith
Mr.
Itlitu
line
who
will
underfake
an
in
neclioh
of
the
properly
which
was
closed
last
May
afler
l0,
000
had
been
expended
,
in
development
work
mid
on
the
construction
of
a
new
wharf
and
loading
facilities.
LAUNCH
CAUGHT
FIRE
THREE
LIVES
LOST
WINHSOIl,
OnL,
Oct.
5.
A
Ihlrly-four
fool
launch'
caught',.
,anee
followed,
fire
and
sank
in
heavy
seas
Ihe
SI.
Clair
rivei
Three
men
(!isliiig
or
Mrs.
Oawthorh,
Pro-
seen
aboard
were
apparenllyifossor
Vryce
and
'fleorge
Uorie
divwned
before
it
Ihe
Ihe
rescue
rescue
boats
boats
arrived.
Tlie
identity
of
those
lost
is
unknown.
Kubvorlba
for
the
Daily
News.
CWmBjiF7
le'P
AtPi.
k
BBjPr
B
Mmt
sHBBBBBaB'1.
iBMaBBBBVaVBBBBBBBB
V?
bbbbbbbbbbbbbI
y
Ibbbbbbbbbbb
Ik'iiry
Sullivan,
(he
American
who
pnincjl
fame
by
-wimiiiing
the
Knglih
Cha
iiim-I.
given
u
royal
.welcome
home
by
wire
and
lillle
daughler.
ARSENIC
NOT
.
IN
QUANTITY;
Dr.
Hanson
3eS
May
be
Mined
Profitably
with
Other
Minerals
Arsenic
Is
ii.l
!
be
found
in
sulllcienl
ipianlity
in
Ihe
llazel-I
mi
district
to
warrant
miiiiu?
for
it
exclusively
arcordinir
lo'
Or.
tieorve
Hanson
of
the
federal
veoloical
survey
who
has
just
completed
an
examination
of
dc
poit
uf
(hat
metal
in
the
interior.
It
may
be
mined
profitably,
however,
with
other
ores
in
such
properties
as
the
Oulliio
Mine
al
;
Siuilhers.
'
!
Or.
Hanson
stales
that
several;
prospectors
are
going
into
Ihe
Kilsumkalum
Valley
in
seaieh
of:
gold
properties
where
operations
may
be
carried
on
profitably
on;
small
scale.
mee
men
ore
cumin?
from
outside
the
district.
however.
I
lie
people
nearby
no
not
seem
lo
be
much
interested
il.
Or.
Hanson
recently
said
their
were
good
opportunities
for
this
tvpe
of
mining
there.
Or.
Hanson
sailed
last
night
bir
Vancouver
n
ml,
wilt
spend
the
winler
in
Ottawa.
II.
Ik
Cunning.
Sc.,
one
or
Or.
Hanson
s
assistants
in
the
district
this
year.
is
al
present
al
Terrace
and
will
soon
be
aoiug
to
Stewart
In
join
Ihe
slatr
or
the
Premier
Cold
viiiihiv
i'ji
It.
11.
It.
Jones,
his
i
other
asslstanl.
has
gone
lo
Wisconsin
lo
continue
his
slbdies.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
IN
AID
OF
ORANGE
ORPHANAGE
There
was
a
good
turn-out
at
tlie
whist
drive
and
dance
held
Insl
niL'lit
al
the
Metmnnlc
Hall
by
the
Loyal
Orange
ll-nevolenl
Association
in
aid
of
Ihe
fund
Tor
Ihe
proposed
Orange
orphanage
al
New
Westminster.
First
prize
winners
at
cards
.........
Hl'H
M
.1S.
....
li
.
VV'hiuliiiiii
"
......
mul
.....
Mrs.
John
Murray,
second
awards
go-inir
to
Mrs.
11.
Killcn
and
Mrs
Hills.
A
special
prize
for
.tho
highest
score
al
a
single
table
vvii!
won
by
Stanjey
Sinllh.
Hefreshinenls
were
served
and
music
being
in'r,m,,,e,
i,y
nu
orchestra
con-
Jr.
l.
'
J
.
Mrs,
Leek
was
in
charge
and
Ihe
'.committee
comprised
.Mrs.,
l,.m,l.l,ln
Miss
niifli
l.mnn
and.
Mrs.'S.
T.
Cox.
'
OBSTACLE
OPIUM
HAUL
IN
SEATTLE
Drug
Found
Hidden
Beneath
Tiles
of
Bathroom
Floor
Valued
at
$20,000
SEATTLE,
Oct.
5.
A
big
opium
haul
has
been
made
here.
Customs
officers
suspecting
that
a
large
shipment
of
the
drug
was
being
made
on
the
Admiral
liner,
President
Grant,
they
.made
a
search
and
discovered
157
tins
under
the
bathroom
tiles.
The
loot
Is
valued
at
about
$20,000.
While
every
effort
Is
being
made
to
locate
those
responsible
for
the
smuggling,
no
arrests
have
yet
been
made.
IKERMAN
WINNER
OF
JOCKEY
CLUB
STAKES
NIAVMAllKl"!",
Oct.
5.
The
lockey
Club
Slake
was
won
here
)-prday
by
Ihe
bay
colt
Ikerman
by
Invincible
out
or
Klizabclla,
and
owned
by
lleid
Walker.
Legality
came
second
with
Tran-iiuille
Ihird.
This
was
the
most
txii1
ins-
race
here
yesterday
i
DDIMfr
OF
WAIFv
tviivw-i
vi
n.iuuu
LE
AVES
FOR
OTTAWA
WINNIPKO,
Oct.
5
The
Prince
of
Wales
left
Winnipeg
Tor
Otta
wa
where
he
will
be
the
guest
oft
Lord
Hyng
Tor
about
three
days.
-;
"
trietly
private
IWIU
lions.
t
.a.
T
HALIFAX
GETS
AN
ELEVATOR
FOR
PORT
HALIFAX,
Oel.
5.
Plans
ir
Ihe
Camuliau
National
Hailway
engineers
ror
a
grain
elevator
here
have
been
approved
by
an
order
in
council.
II
will
be
the
las!
word
in
elevators,
according
lo
lion.
II.
F..
Finn,
of
llalirax,
who
also
said
Sir
Henry
Thornton
had
offered
to
place
a
special
train
at
the
disposal
of
representative
businessmen
Irom
Halifax
and
St.
John
Tor
the
purpose
or
louring
western
Canada.
SOUTH
OF
Halibut
Schooner
After
Striking
Something
in
Water:
Crew
are
Still
Safe
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner,
D.tLF.
No.
I,
owned
by
liipl.
Charles
Wallace
and
Jame
McNul(y
of
this
eily,
ank
in
.'l!
fallioin
of
waler
ubout
five
miles
south
of
iiih?ou
Island
in-
(ireuville
Channel
yesterday
nioruiug
after
striking
an
obslruc-t
ion.
Ihe
nature
of
which
has
nut
yet
been
ascertained.
Capt.
Wallace
and
his
crew
of
three
W.
William-
reached
iorl
this
in
by
Jack
Allen,
a
Lewis
Island
Aleda.
Ihe
U.Lr.
i
believed
lo
iilvaire
on
account
of
Ihe
dejilh
of
the
waler
and
she
lias
heeu
turne.1
over
lo
the
un.lcnvriters.
liaviiiir
heen
Iwo-lliinN
insured.
All
that
vvas
saved
was
a
few!
kales
of
tear,
Ihe
coiiiiiass
and
veather
'lass.
The
olxtructiou
which
Ihe
boat
i
ruck,
il
is
believed,
may
have
Imtii
uiie
of
or
a
part
of
one
of;
Ihe
railway
cars
loaded
wit
li
I
nulii
wliieli
went
overboard
from
Ihe
Swaiisun
Hay
car
ferry
early
this
week.
It
miv'ht
have
been
a
lotf
but,
whatever
it
was,
it
was
nut
seen
after
Jl
was
hit.
COI.L
MIJUS,
Oeonria,
Oct.
5.
Moonlight
Night
A
titular
fijrht
between'
Mike
Mc-
Leavinsf
I'lince
Hubert
on'Tipue,
lijihl
heavyweight
cliam-Wednesday,
Ihe
l.C.b
was
pro-
Pon
r
the
world
and
V.
L.
.-....Ihi
.i.mn
crriivill,-
r.liiiinl
tribliuff.
an
eighteen
year
old
bound
for
lluledaleto
take
on
ce
halibut
banks.
It
was
a
bright
conriuueu
jesirniaj.
moonlight
nizht.
About
i.30
ihe1
A
'ie
close
or
the
bout
Johnny
boat
struck
sOmelhing
on
the:
'rHe.
who
judged
the
Oempsey-.ort
&rpenl!er
right,
had
agreed
wnth
side.
Cant.
Wallace
was
at
the
wheel.
The
clutch
was
im-
'
newsiiapermen
hat
McTlgue
ls
class
than
S
r.bl.ng
mediately
pulled
out
or
ear
to,1'0,1
save
the'
propeller
from
striking'5"1'1
?a)e
"
l
,th"
..ilt.lr
.in
I
'tt
itirhl
T
it
KOliddll
and
engine
was
slowed
down.
An
examination
was
made
lo
ascer
tain
that
Ihe
engine
was
operating
all
right
and
the
boat
wa
started
up
again.
About
20
or,
25
minutes
later
one
or
the
men
came
up
and
advised
Capt.
Wal
t
lace
that
Ihe
flywheel
was
turn
ing
up
water.
Another
examimt
lion
was
made
but
soon
the,
water
bad
reached
half
way
up'
Ihe
flywheel
and
the
pump
belt!
started
io
slip.
The
boat
was
turned
into
shore
but
in
a
rew
minutes
the
engine
'slopped.
Leak
In
Engine
Room
A
leak
was
round
in
Ihe
engine
v
couver
to
San
trancisco,
and
.
the
..
...
,
...
l....s...
i.
''
"'TlT
re
'
."
.
?
iMiiiles
southwest
ot
the
Lmalilu
room
about
aiiout
annus
amidships.
tips.
An
.u
at-
ui-
:
,
i
i
.
m
tlie
leak
tempt
vvas
made
to
slop
but
unsuccessrully.
Halipg
oper-
alionswere
started'
but
in
about
.
i
.
n
.
.
..
...I.......
that
I
I
i
he
?
boat
could
,
.It
i
not
i
ii
1
1
1,
be
k
Weill
e
up.
wo
men
were
aken
ashore
in
;
:i
iinrv
iiorv
null
ana
llo
tne
oilier
oilier
two
wu
re-
re-
turned
to
save
what
they
could
....i
i
or
Ihe
gear,
t
he
boat
sank
at
5.30
an
hour
aHer
the
fion.'
Afler
wailing
around
Ihe
scene
for
some
time
picking
up
what
could
be
saved
or
Ihe
wreckage.'
Ihe
crew
set
out
in
the
dorie
Tori
Lewis
Island
about
twelve
miles
away
which
they
reached
at
2
o'clock.
They
remained
there
until
7.30
Ibis
morning
when
they
set
out
tor
Prince
Iluperl
on
the
Aleda.
The
O.C.F.
was
a
craft
or
nine-Ions
and
was
10
reel
long.
POPULATION
OF
MEXICO
vuviiuvy
DECREASED
A
MILLION
'
MliXIC'O
CITY.
Oct.
:
Pre
.
.
r
v
il...
I
I
iimiuary
ugures
nmu
census
indicate
that
Ihe
popula
-
lion
or
Mexico
decreased
nearly
1.000.000
between
tlt0
and
11)20.
The
t5
census
showed
12,-
iG32.l27
inhabitants
tl00,
it3,-
007,250;
IVIO,
15,100,360;
and
.
!l021,
11,100,312.
Fiiiigraliouj
.OTTAWA,
Oct.
5.-Oiova
Sco-
due
lo
a
decade
or
revolution
is
Ma
will
market
a
million
and
a
believed
lo
have
caused
the
de-.huir
barrels
oj
aiples
this
year
crease
in
population.
while
Hritish
Columbia
will
have
Southbound
from
Alaska,
Ihe
sleamer
Princess
Alice,
Capt,
OrmlsUin,
Is
due
in
port
at
6
nVloiik'
lliis
KventiiS'.
THIS
PORT
D.C.F.
Sank
men
(i.
Wicks,
W.
Habcock
and
morning
al
ll.lo
being
brought
rancher,
on
his
gasoline
boat.
be
a
total
los
bevond
hone
of
:'
TiAVIaM
1I7ATTPIi
DUAlllU
If
UiXlill
GETS
DECISION
FINALLY
LOSES
iStrlbllng
the
Eighteen
Year
Old
Schoolboy
Shows
Class
Against
McTlgue
1'
lS$
fVu'T
-
his
decision
ami
said
threats
or
'an
angry
mob
intimidated
him
into
uiving
the
decision
lo
Slrib-
ling.
SHIPS
COLLIDE
CAPE
FLATTERY
.
.
.
.
.
Montana
struck
by
aurora
bui
Only
Slight
Damage
Results
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Oct.
5.
-The
French
steamer
Montana,
Vau-
Hghtship
last
night,
but
so
rar
as
n
M-
accor(linP
to
word
rc-
.....
.
.
.
i
c
ivei
oy
i
ue
niariue
uepaniucui.
hp
cambpr
of
cominerce.
Tlu,
Montana
was
struck
uu
the
M
ro,.wan,
No
Illt.nlion
u
mae
uf
,ufor(
,,ul
u
u
l(ejex,M,
s,,e
h
continuing
her
'
,
ALAjKAN
ievi
r.nuCDC
rAKmCKd
HOLDING
BIG
FAIR
FA
1
11
HANKS.
Oct.
5.
Farmers
in
the
Tauaua
Valley.
aHer
re-
Irusing
financial
aid
from
the
last
(legislature
of
one
thousand
dollars
for
each
district
to
be
repre
sented
at
dislricT
fairs',
have
as-
'!1'1-'
fe1
mbur
;,
.ogriculttiral
exhibits
ever
dis-
,
,
.
I
1
4...
II...
.I'.innio,
iiayeu
in
.iihsmi
hm
in
Valley
Agricultural
Fair,
which
.
.
.
f
,
,
.
PL-Jill
pirrv
Uf
nr
ArrLM
nnirO
CANADA
THIS
YEAR
3,tt2,000
boxes
for
sale,
accord.
Ing
lo
a
report
of
the
fruit
branch
of
Ihe
department
of
agriculture.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News,