I
Wl
Whan
Van
Want
A
mmm
!
TAXI
ii
a
hurry
Phone
99
Beet
Cara
and
Bait
Service
In
Ihe
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOI
XIII..
XO.
250.
DDITJ
'
Dill
In
mih)
SKIPPER
OF
BIG
WRECKED
MOTORSHIP
MISSING
AND
Protectionist
Program
Prepared
by
British
Premier
for
Unionist
Party
Conference:
Election
soon
LONDON,
Oct.
I'l.
(iiial
Itritiini
iiiiiv
oou
be
preparing
for
nnnllier
general
rli-rln.ii.
if
intimation
uppeurmg
lit
today
new-paper.,
an
reliable.
In
H
pt'.'rli
In
lie
delivered
at
a
iiiiioiu!
parly
conference
ut
Plymouth
on
Thursday
Premier
llaldwin.
according
to
I
lie
Dally
F.xprt'.
rr
I
In
propose
all
round
protection
of
llrilih
industries
by
m
scientific
tariff.
II
i
not
uiiticipalcd
llial
he
will
Mijjrft
a
lax
mi
imported
wheal
or
meal
Iml
rather
that
rcveuiis
from
luriff
on
imporleil
1
REPORTS
ARE
'
CONFLICTING
FROM
GERMANY
One
Dispatch
Says
Separatists
Defeated
and
Another
That
Movement
Growing
HMI
(h
i
.m
The
M-par
a!
t
inovetiu'iit
in
llhiin-luml
I
v
iiilinst
.leaihly
wild
aliixtot
no
l
:
nNlml.
ucconlig
l
an
es-'j
hutr
IrU-KroplVJJAaliaiiJl,,1'",
lU.-lin
I
M
lll.IV
Ikl.
I.
Itepurt
f
m
tHilinu
IM..11U
1
llliittHoud
II,
,
dl.
r.,.HM.
indicate
II.I.I
(be,
.a
alu-n
lint
bmi
entirely
deJ
t
:M.
e.i.erMliv
in
AU
la
lltapelht.
Miifiiclicn.
liUillwch
-
i
o......
A
I
Mi
y
wen.
severely
Iaten
hy
Ihe'ioeinliiitf
I
hut
mnie
of
the
iITer!
'
iiile
iii!i
initi.
and
ijeclel
from
for
tax
fale
lol
13
and
tt.
block
llio
puiiitr
li'nl.iii
which
Iheyjjl,
eelin
I,
Ihe
double
comer
had
pern
hohling
nime
inidiiihl
il
HleuMilh
Street
ami
llearh
KriiUy
i,Pbice.
be
accepted.
The
iiccrued
1
-
Iluve.
on
lhi.4
nronerly
il
wa
BIRTH
AND
DETH
RATE
OF
PROVINCE
LOWEST
IN
CANADA
New
Brunswick
Has
Highest
Death
Rate
and
Manitoba
Highest
Birth
Rate
OTTAWA.
cl
'.';.
HritMi
Columbia
had
the
lowest
birth
rale
and
Mnnlloha
the
highest
in
IVH
aecohlinir
to
a
book
lulled
r
iverimt
vllnl
!.laliclb"i
of
the
!iimliiloil
by
the
-
Uoiiiinioii1
bureau
of
lnll.lie.
The
llrilinh
Oolunfbi.i
rule
n
i?0.:i
ner
T.IMIO
niul
Maniloba
llrillth
tloluinbla
had
Ihu
l"xv-
ei
ilenlh
rale
for
liable.
5rt.5,
nn.
I
New
Hriinnwlck
Ihe
hiphili
113.3,
The
highest
dealli
rale
or
nil
niiei
vmih
ill
New
Hrunwick
wilb
13.U
per
l.lMtn,
while
Hritlh
Col-iilnbla
had
Ihe
lowvt
with
H,
i:tm....H
nti.iit.i
Hut
...
lituliil
ner
v
i
iiiir'
m
eeiilnge
of
death
in
lrilih
'
t.oluiubl.1,
LUMBER
NEARLY
ALL
HERE
FOR
SHIPMENT
JAPANTHIS
MONTH
Thiileeii
carload
id
lumber
tuliillliiK
:-.'5,imhi
reel
hiiM'
arrived
from
interior
miwiiiIII
lo
form
part
.nf
I
Im
cargo
lo
be
loaded
for
liinau
mi
Ihe
leamer
Canadian
KrelKhter.
tlapl.
Curl
HUsetl.
due
here
mi
J'rhlay
if
lh
week.
II.
V
(I.
Ul'lne.
local
iigenl
for
the
H
II,
MoMillau
Kxport
Co..
report,
ITve
more
eaiload
are
im
the
way
a
well
us
:i5,00il
feet
of
aii
plune
iruce
in
"baliy
siiunre"
from
the
)v
Hay
mtll
ill
Oeoge-lown,
The
consignment,
noing
uciot
.
Hie
pacific
Ihi
monlh
iu-
eludo
imo
.
carloads,
"
of
...".'
cedar
board
unit
u
rliml.t.
'
ii
I;
bonlr
niiiimi)
Uh
mKi
HAVE
A
'"iiiV..
ii
r
manufactured
good
lie
iiipheil
.to
subsidizing
the
Dominion
in
llie
iriHliielioii
of
meat,
wheal
niul
rulloii.
If
Hie
suggc-lcd
program
be
nilnplnl,
Ihe
govern""1'!
l'nvp
i'
hiim-hI
I"
Ihe
country
for
ill
endorsement.
Newspaper
in
rloe
toiirh
with
i
In
premier
indicate
Dial
Mr
llaldwin
will
set
forth
a
pro.
i-cliouil
program
for
future
adoption.
TAX
SALE
LOTS
ARED1SCUSSED
Council
Divided
as
to
Whther
or
Not
City
Should
Sell
Lots
-
DjuVreme
,.f
opinion
aroe
at
ll
iiikhl
council
meeting
in
eoniierlioH
with
a
reinm
inin!J"r
u.i
e
.
...
In
un
kiimi
ikti
Ilia
mi
an
ii
I
ia
i
ii
ui'nut
polltled
out
umoilltlcd
In
while
Ihe
tiitf
1ipi1
offer
mi
6.l(l
from
l
Shriibpall.
Aid.
Mackenxie,
evplalniiitf
hi
rein-on
for
not
"ifc'nins
the
re-norl.
Hiilil
thai
he
considered
Ihe
"Iter
of
Mr.
Shruball
wa
a
fair
one
and
chould
be
aecpled.
He
wnn
niifojed
lo
Ihe
cily
council
hol.tinu
on
to
properly
like
a
real
estate
dealer
wailiiiK
for
i,cer
pricej.
.bl.
Slephcn
pointed
mil
thai
u(,o
had
been
paid
for
Ihe
,ulile
corner
ncron
I
hi
lreel.
a
uroiierty
which
wif
inferior
In
hhe
one
in
iiueclion.
'The
cily
t
nnci
IU(
,uy
(
prolecliu
.
.m.,v
viiIiicji.
Hy
Kellinjf
Hue
properly
al
le!.
than
the
luxe
(l
wm,,
i
unfair
lo
the
people
WIU
wm!
payinif
Iheir
laxe
ami
Un
to
the
man
who
had
paid
IM)(
for
Ihe
lot
aero
Ihe
Micet.
If
value
were
not
lo
be
prolccted,
then
how
wa
Hie
elly
lo
utalu
It
a.e.meul?
If
l
irH
'
not
line
Hie
pi
properly
XVorl
Ii
more
limn
5Jiu
.
.
it
il.
Sliruliall
bad
otreie.l
lor
n.
men
the
city
wa
bankmpl.
T'liere
wa
further
dieubn
in
which
il
wa
!uggeled
thai
lr
Sluuball
be
approached
..in.
..
ii.w
In
iailnr
III
"Iter
i
ii...
.m.
1
1.
T
wa
deferred
for
week.
Aid.
Stephens
pointed
out
lliut
the
committee
would
not
i.i.ve
hrouulit
In
a
report
al
Ihi
lime
had
II
not
been
rorced
by
u.i
M.i.-kaiuie
vvh'o
demanded
lunni'diale
action.
WAR
BOATS
LEFT
FOR
ALERT
BAY
ll.M.O.S.
dcslroer
Patrician
and
mine
sweeper
ThicpNal
.
.i.i..
morning
fr
tlio
eienren
im
foiuth
aftei'
.pending
.
llii'.'e
days
t
il.
in
noil.
The
lieu
Biop
ni
uio
J
hunts
will
be
al
Alort
'jy
"
Northefn
and
CHIEF
MINTY
TO
i
CO
TO
QUESNEL
NEW
CHIEF
HERE
I
inler
the
schema
Tor
:i
Ihe
reorganization
of
the
pri'Vineial
notice,
it
in
understood
j
Unit
Chief
M
inly
i
i
lo
-jit
In
IJucnel
ami
he
i
Will'be
Mirccrilcil
here
by
!
Chief
Constable
Spillcr
oT
I'eriiie,
a
veteran
in
Ihe
service.
The
change.
it
i
understood
will
go
into
elTerl
ill
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
month.
SNOW
ALREADWN
DISTANT
MOUNTAINS
Mount
Morse
Seems
to
Get
Later
Each
Year,
Last
Season
It
Beln?
Oct.
30.
Sunday
-now
fell
Tor
Ihe
first
""'
H'"
mi.unlalii
back
of
i""
'"'
"
'r
M"u,!'
Mocm'
i
nulle
clear.
It
ha-Iommi
noticed
Ihal
of
late
the
harbor
hat
been
Mcadily
jrcL
lluz
later.
.Mm.
ill
P.U3
and
I1MI
Ihe
liiounlain
dolTed
its
while
cap
about
the
firl
week
in
October.
Ill
later
year
lhi
wh
delayed
until
Ihe
middle
of
the
mouth
or
later
and
lal
year
il
wa
the
day
preceding
Hallow
Ken
that
unow
wa
een
I
here
flrsl.
It
w
ill
be
inlere"ni?
lonole
when
il
come
Ihi
year
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A.
0,
Ita.ikine
invented
the
pliolophone,
Ihroush
which
ypcech
b
transmitted
by
Unlit
ray.
SCHOONER
COLUMBIA
STRUCK
A
ROCK
AND
PUT
IN
FOR
REPAIRS
Contestant
Damaged
When
on
Wey
to
Halifax
to
Race
Canadian
Schooner
Bluenose
OI.OUr.KSTKIl,
Mass..
Oct.
i3.
Schooner
Columbia,
the
United
Stale
contestant
for
the
international
fishermen's
trophy,
struck,
a
rock
outside
Oloure.sler
Harbor
while
en
route
to
com.
pete
witli
the
Canadian
defender
Hluenose.
11
is
believed
Iho
Columbia
I
not
seriously
damn-Kcd.
but
shu
had
to
put
in
for
repairs.
Bnberlb(
for
th
Dally
New.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PMNCK
ItUPKHT,
ll.H,
XUISDAY,
OCTOHKH
2:),
lOS.'l.
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Who
.raiil
Luis
Angel
Kirpo
wouldn't
.-mile?
Just
look
at
the
way
Ihe
Argentine
heavyweight
beamed
upon
these
Iw'o
young
ladies
during
his
recent
visit
to
Montreal.
LEGISLATURE
OPENS
MONDAY;:
Will
Deal
With
Many
Important
Walters
at
Coming
Session
SJ.ccinlJtitaily.?'wiU.
VICTOMIA.
OC.
i3.
-The
legislature
or
Itriltali
tiliiiiiliia
will
formally
open
for
the
traii-acliini
of
Inisiuc
on
Monday
next
and
(he
jeiuu
shniild
conclude
about
Ihe
firsl
or
c(mid
week
in
l)e-ciMiiber
unless
anything.
uiiuiial
Irveloos.
number
of
important
ipie.
Hons
will
come
before
il
One
of
these
will
be
the
imposition
of
lax
on
ga-otiue
li
licl.
)a
for
the
surfacing
of
rtiad
for
Ihe
iic
or
nuiomoiuies.
niree
pr
cent
i
proposed
with
excmplioiis
for
fishermen
and
fanners.
Of
course
llo-re
will
be
a
lot
of
talk
about
liinor.
The
brewers
and
their
supporter
a
well
as
a
number
nf
hotel
owners
will
try
lo
force
the
?o
eminent
lo
allow
the
sab"
nf
beer
in
hotels
and
restaurants,
bill
il
seems
hardly
likely
that
this
will
be
carried.
Mlorney
(ieneral
Mauson
will
probably
want
lo
strengthen
Unlaw
in
regard
lo
beer
clubs
and
possibly
other
amendments
to
aid
in
preventing
boollcgping.
The
redistribution
bill
will
be
decided
upon
when
Ihe
Liberal
member?
meet
in
caucus.
This
is
somewhat
of
u
controversial
subject
bill
as
no
very
radical
chaiiKes
are
likely
lo
be
proposed,
there
is
not
likely
to
be
any
dan
cer
lo
the
pnvcruincul
from
it.
i
It
is
uiidelood
thai
.
J.
Howser
and
11.
II.
Pooley
and
one
or
two
other
opposition
member
will
attack
Ihe
government
on
Ihe
matter
of
expenditure
and
the
larpe
number
nl
provincial
employees.
T
here
will
also
be
a
pmbe
in
the
public
accounts
coinmillce
with
n
view
lo
trying
lo
ilisrocr
nny
irregularities
in
the
matter
of
expenditures.
M.
11.
.Inrksou,
chairman
of
the
game
board,
has
been
trying
to
discover
a
policy
for
handling
Ihe
fur
huiness
more
effectively,
but
no
one
seem's
to
know
whether
any
legislation
dealing
with
bif
game
or
fur
bearing
animals
will
be
put
..through
lhi
year
or
not.
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
Carl
(iUslaeiiseu
was
Hits
af
ternooii
senlenced
lo
nine
montli
imprisonment
by
Judge
Young
in
Ihe
County
Court
for
bavin
stolen
good
in
his
possession.
The
provincial
government
hn
authorued
repairs,
to
Ihe
jAil
at
Stewart
o
bring
il
up
to
tlic
rc
iuirmeats.
.,
...
'
VtlUrttr'
BIG
FISCAL
GIRLS
STUDENTS
BURIED
25
DAYS
AND
THEN
ALIVE
TOKIO.
Oct.
2a.
Four
Japane-e
girls,
luleut
al
the
Ypkohama
High
ic
h
iimI
were
,byrtgd
Jiml.r.
a
heap
of
during
Ihe
eartliiuake
and
were
re-cueil
alive
25
days
later.
'They
had
nolhitr;
but
water
lo
-ulain
Ibem
during
thai
lime.
'The
water
trickled
down
Ihrough
1
lie
rubbish
and
oxer
Ihu
great
boulder
which
prevented
Hie
debris
from
crushing.
Iheni.
TURNBULL
PROBABLY
FELL
FROM
DECK
OF
STEAMER
PRINCE
JOHNlZn'rale
.rerauUu,,
rilVll
bi'.Slcxe.!
Log
Line
was
Broken
and
Sup
posed
He
Had
Caught
In
It:
Had
Habit
of
Reclining
Near
Rail
(Special
lo
Oaily
News)
MASSiriT.
Oct.
23.
The
fire
man,
ueorge
lurniiuii,
who
is
Mipvoscd
lo
have
fallen
overboard
-
from
Ihe
steamer
Prince
John
when
crossing
from
Priuce'local
lluperl,
probably
fell
from
Iheithey
are
upper
ileek.
I
no
log
line
vvas
found
lo
hae
been
broken
ami
il
is
supposed
he
caught
that
and
attempted
to
support
himself.
It
said
by
the
men
on
the
ship
that
lie
had
a
habit
of
reclining
on
the
lop
or
a
table
flush
with
Hie
rail
when
on
deck.
T'urnhull
was
a
returned
sol
dier.
NAVAL
OFFICERS
ON
HUN
NU
hXrtUlllUN
Party
From
Patrician
and
Thlep-
vail
Spent
Week-end
at
Jap
Inlet,
Porcher
Island
Four
officers
from
the
de
stroyer
Patrician
and
mine
sweeper
Thiepvat
spent
Hie
week)
Muk
3.200
pounds,
and
Mar-end
on
a
hunting
expedition
to
K
noa-j
t
1,200
pound,
at
t7e
and
Jap
Inlet,
Porcher
Island.
The
me.
lo
the
Camolinn
Fisii
A
Cold
trip
was
made
on
the
Prince
lluperl
lloat
House
gasboal
My.
ranwy,
Capt.
Harry
Oilhert,
Ihe
parly
leaving
on
Saturday
even-
ing
and
reluming
here
yeslerday.
'They
bagged
a
deer
or,
so
and
also
some
grouse
a'ud
snipe.
Thu
ex.
Circulation
1633
StrMt
SOT.
THOUGHT
Sea
Tragedy
Seen
in
Disappearance
of
the
Captain,
oi
Kennecott
YA.NCOL'VKH,
Oct.
A
tragedy
of
Ihe
sea
is
forecasted
in
th
disappearance
of
Capt.-
Hubert.
Johnson,
muster
oT
the
freighter
Keuiiecult.
'The
!ii
broke
up
on
a
remote
cape
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
lat
week.
Her
captain
sailed
south
aboard
Ihe
recue
sleanifr
Hercules
-after
eeing
hi
ship
go
lo
'pieces.
He
said
"(ioodiiiht"
to
his
hot
aboard
the
Hercules
last
night
hut
today
he
cannot
be
found.
The
last
man
he
talker!
with
was
Ihe
engineer
of
Ihe
ll"rcules,
to
whom
he
said
"Keep
my
purse
until-luniurruvv."
The
engineer
took
the
purse
lo
humor
a
comrade,
today
lie
reluctantly
admits
that
Jilinon
probably
tonight
forget
fulness
in
the
same
element
which
claimed
his
second
commuuil
lat
week,
f
The
first
ship
of
which
John-;
sou
wa-
canlain
was
the
United.
Slates
freighter
Ohio.
She
was:
lo.-l
in
a
week.
j
Captured
by
Bandits
and
Carried
YICTOIUA,
Oel.
23,
M'arine
Off
to
MounUlns
of
Honon,
men
in
Victoria,
reminiscent
al
China
Hie
new
of
the
disappearance
uTj
Capl.
Johnson,
recalled
somewhat
pKKIX,
Oct.
23.
Two
British
similar
circumstances
or
the
missionaries.
Mis.-
Mary
Dar-Iragie
fate
several
years
ago
of
nirt,
or
(ilasgowv
and
Miss
-Mary
Ihe
'master
of,
'the
Japanese
sharp
of
Millkent,
Australia,
cap-
...
i,
r..it.:..-:
.
...
1
M'-'amer.
ti-anaiia-
.aru,
iimuwiug
luretl
Hy
bamlils
in
Honan
pro-the
stranding
or
that
vessel
on
vince
last
montli
are
in
a
pitiful
Ihe
rocks
near
Cape
Flattery.
plight,
according
to
word
from
Tvuiuwas
Ajitdlrd
n-er.s
successfully
by
Ihe
Paciric
.-alvuge
Mimiiany.
or
hy
Ilie
uni
-
I
h
Columbia
Salvage
limpany.
as
(he
organization
was
then
known,
and
later
lowed
to
Seattle
fo;-
repair-.
On
Ihe
way
from
I
Victoria
lo
th
Piiget
Sound
port,
tin-
caplain
of
Ihe
ship
fired
three
shots
iulu
his
head
and
then
plunged
blindly
into
Ihe
sea
with
loavy
wei'-'hts
attached
to
his
I....U-
It..
wtiiiL
iiWiiii.liiitl"
nml
nolhins
mure
was
ever
seen
of
him.
Ili-,.rn..a
......
fit
I
u.1u.l
v..
III
HlM
...
11
il
"
,l..l
I..
I.iw
w..
...,.r..
Il.nn
the
Japanoe
skipper
could
bear
is.
:
si.:..n
I
le-oivt.
FiSH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
Still
Scarce
and
Prices
Continue
High
on
Local
Ex
change
Halibut
arrixals
are
slill
scarce
,
utnl
prices
continue
high
on
Ihe
I
Fish
Kxchange
although
not
as
big
as
Ibey
were
ia(
weeK
This
morning
three
American
schooners
sold
02.0O11
pound
and
lliree
Canadians.
7.-
uo
pounus
a
loiai
lor
ine
oay.
or
('.'.).t00
pound.
Arrivals
nml
sales:
American
liladsfone.
11,00(1
pounds,
al
I'Jc
and
tnc,-to
the
PacUic
Fish
eries.
.
Sumner,
1C.000
pounds,,
al
Ill.Tc
and
12c,
to
the
llo'yal
Fish
i'..
.,..l
il...
i'o,.,..'li,.
l.'ll,
A
I'.il,!
Storage
-
Co.
iiMiiiiii.s
ut.ii
urpuu-u
u(
in
I
I
rescenl,
.
2,o
....,
Ml
pound,
i
at
.
iu
18.5c
r.,IMI,r
ha)
f
ipa
ft
neurrc,ice
and
10c.
lo
the
(.ana.Uan
h
ish
..
.......ij,.
,,i
u
.,,v,
ih
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Mdirneag,
3,000
pounds,
ut
17.1c
mid
lOe.
to
(he
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Storage
(to.
vivyrt
rCADfC
VICITC
LLUILI
uLUlvut
VlJllo
TOMB
LATE
PRESIDENT
peditiou
was
a
pleasant
dlver-l
MAItlO.V,
Ohio,
Oct.
23.
sion
from
the
ordinary
run
of
Lloyd
Oeorge
today
visited
Dm
seafaring
life.
Tho
captain
of(tomb
of
lao
President
Harding
tli
Thiepvnl
was
one
of
tho
and
Uien
paid
his
respects
to
.
STm.
Uardiug.
,
.
NEW
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
in
Hestaurauls.
Private
Duxes
for
Ladies
ami
Parly
Use.
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Take
Her
to
Ihe
Hoslon,"
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FIGHT
DROWNED
MISSIONARIES
ARE
PRISONERS
jn
a
niounlain
stronghold
by
the
joullaws.
GASBOAT
WAKE
MAKES
PORT
SAFELY
UNDER
REDUCED
MOTOR
POWER
The
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Co.'s
gas-boat
Wake.
lor
the
saTely
of
which
were
expressed
yes-
terday,
reached
port
safely
last
night
at
8
o:clock
under
her
own
.1
1.
in
with
l'ei
lliuugil
she
limped
e....uers
wocKiug.
xi.o
n
hkx:
iiuu
triiniuc
iiuiiLiir
ut
i
uit
;;iiiiii
in
i
iiiiiij.c
viiuiiiti
v
w
J,
.
.
.
.
.
looer
l-
ami,
auer
repairs
were
made.
Ihe
wealher
became
too
stormy
lo
return
to
port
under
reduced
power,
Mr.
Casebeer's
l,,nver
ooal
Heaver
tove
also
broke
down
atmiil
(lie
same
time
ami
bolh
boats
went
into
a
lagoon
for
shelter
and
repairs.
They
w
ere
I
tins
ourtif
sight
and
com-
nuuicatioii.
The
Joy
llird,
Capl.
James
.'Thomas,
which
went
south
ves-
i,..-iBV
i..
sfarc,
fr
n.
Wake
t
j
a,
,
,H
Mam
Tho
neilVer
Cove
is
still
ut
the
logging
camp
THROAT
TROUBLE
OF
FORMER
PREMIER
OF
BRITAIN
CONTINUES
LONDON,
Oct.
23.
Wight
lloji.
Honnr
Law.
who
resigned
rrom
Jibe
premiership
of
Oreal
Hritaiu
1
......
.......
'
it...
r
ill
conslanl
care
of
hi
physicians.
,i10
,roat
condition
is
appar-
,enl
ly
not
readily
amenable
to
treatment.
VrtvnrtU.,
In
h
rRiv
Nlw,
FOOD
DISORDERS
CONTINUE
HAMBURG
IIEULIX,
Oct.
23.
Disorder
which
started
In
Hamburg
this
mornlns
arc
continuing
this
afternoon.
Discontent
with
food
.prices
caused
the
(rouble.
f