MR.
LAPOINTE
AT
BOARD
OF
throughout
Ibiiiada.
Votes
of
Thanks
A
vole
or
thank
to
Ihe
speaker
was
proposed
by
W.
K.
Williams
.
l
...
I
1
-
-
H
V..iiltm
mm
Kci-ouurii
oy
.miijui
.
iasl
year,
both
or
whom
urged
Mr.
I.apolnle,
I
ii
it
t
ii
11'
i
here
ut
Hm
liincl
thu
lnulue
Mr.
Mork
for
which
many
in-i
Millions
have
been
issued.
I
lie
parly
Mill
lave
for
the
llat
n
their
special
car
llii
Veiiuig,
tho
next
olllcial
idup
heing
lit
I
jliiiiHiliiii.
liii.
tniirvicwvd
rviev.1
Jlu
ihi
morning
morning
by
by
rfTk
1
Tr
I
ITMII
TRADE
LUNlH-iisJ
expressed
hiuiclf
us
being
very
Dives
Optlmlitlo
Address
Dealing
favorably
impressed
with
all
he
With
Many
VIUI
Subjects
bad
M-en.
He
had
every
,.
deuce
in
the
future
of
Prince
llu-
Thls
Afternoon
an).
.'
d
that
v
h
matter
which
.
..
.
i
i
.
i
'
i
h
"n-
rn:,"1
,T,,"f""'
still
.,,
the
hand-
f
H,e
:
..i-r-.C
he
lbM.nl
M
f
Wlp
.
.
.
.
.
..
...
i
n.
..i
'mi
for
onie
time.
He
li'l
not
Ii
re
would
be
reciprocity
bc-een
the
I'lillett
sMnl"
and
t'iii-oda
in
the
fish
liiiiiie.
He
told
I
Hie
varfoiiw
lnipriAeiiienl
in
luilrt
mill
Oltlllfe,!,.!
Ihiil
had
'
'i."ii
plnce.
tuunla
was
the
only
i
mntry
thai
bud
been
nelleiy
e
kukiiI
in
the
vsur
from
the
lo-k
hiii
In
ir
whoe.
nione)
vvsi
nl
par.
If
the
world
had
confidence
in
it
u
in
In
why
should
Cumtdlaiis
d'
air.
Mr.
bapoiule
alo
spoke
of
the
p
imess
of
the
Canadian
N-
iihI
Hallways
under
the
dde
mamipeiufiil
of
Sir
Henry
Thorn-ii
mid
the
board
of
directors
of
which
h
Prince
lluprrt
maji
wn
by
no
menus
the
least.
If
things-
wenl
oil
ImproUmr
as
they
were
today,
tTaiiHda'
fihunclal
'
ouldes
would
noon
be
over.
t
he
visitor
also
mentioned
tho
pyiiipnlhy
for
and
interest
in
Prince
Huperl
which
wn
always
howii
by
those
who
hud
been
connected
with
the
original
plans
for
Hie
e
railway.
ralhvny.
They
I
l.i-y
were
wre
nl
think
Ihiil
much
would
come
of
it.
Anioiiir
the
delegation"
which
mel
Mr.
I.nnoinle
this
morning
was
a
Join!
one
from
Ihe
t'ana
dian
risherie-
Association
and
flheri
roiniiiitlee
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade.
The
most
iinp
irlanl
mailer
diriiscd
was
the
halibut
close
season.
Iletnoval
of
duties
on
fih
And
the
ceutraluuliixi
of
Ihe
control
or
the
rMiitnc
inilii".
ir-
nl
Prince
Itunert
vcro
also
i
taken
up.
TWO
RAILWAYS
ARE
COMPARED
Earnings
of
Canadian
National
Show
Greater
Increase
than
C.P.N.
MOXTIH
AI..
Oct.
IK.
The
t'neifie
llailway
earn-
hi-
I
'
,
ii.
.
week
Vmling
October
w"
i"H.lng
vviu.
..
...e-
-
l.-
.IU3.0ii
an
innde
fr
her
progress.
He
mn.
"
,
..,..
a
plea
ror
n
spirit
or
'"'
i
luiiiillnu
'
I.
V
'
Vear.
The
...i..
inoiiiiiox
Canadian
National
earning
tor
ii,
n
siime
week
amounled
lo
.
!
nil.
mi
Increase
of
17.35
er
Hie
corresponding
week
These
by
tip
IIAI.IPA.V
.VS.,
Oct.
t.
Joseph
l'osell.
iimaleur
radio
cuthusinsl.
whose
sluliou,
t
All
located
at
Woodslde,'
near
here,
stilled
today
he
had
been
in
"two
I.
the
Cauutllaii
way
communication
Willi
imiiiiiiu
lo
use
bis
best
influence
lit'
,
......
nas
ciirm-o
iM.riieil
tf
v
I
V3.0
15,1)70
1
It.
...
....iv.-i
MncMilliiu's
-
shin,
Ihe
How.
I....
1
-
-
11
...II
I........
,
"riimuitr
tu
in
reiinaiii'i
renllallon
those
imw
-
plralinti
Inaled
Hie
t
hoiiiii
-
"-i"
,nnTae
id
117.383,710
over
doln,
In
the
Arctic
twice
on
July
that
had
orlgiunlly
ac-,
u
mullls
r
last
year.
Ml.
al.Hat.He
Harbor,
ami
on
July
establishment
of
Ihej'"
6
al
tinidy
HnWtor.
Labrador.
'dy.
Thu
provision
of
u
uruiu
,,
,.M.r,
hooked
for
the
olfvatur
il
u
wits
whs
expressed
cp!"""
wmild
Loiilli
.
"
'
'
on
l
,
ie
(
,,,.,.
earner
rrmce
.
,((,,
be,
Ihu
first
l
step
step
In
In
Ibi"
thi"
direction
diieclloii.!"
nvnU
,
j,,,.,,,,,,.
.,,,,.
Mp.
Mr.
wa
a
large
allemlanc,
m.,,
Mrs.
HM-ncbeon
''
lepreseulallyo
o
McOougall,
J.
H.
venn
and
profelonal
Mw
..
,m,i
J'
I
W
'
Nunn.
Tho
galbering
M""'.
men
of
ihc
he
city
city.
;pened
with
llli
Hm
tho
Hinging
Mlnifliiir
of
r
"0
"
c.ialk
of
,
ii...
Ihe
c.i.
Salvation
i.unuiiu"
and
closed
wllh
tno
v
m
ill
.,
ihrnugh
An
o
x.
jloual
Aiillicm.
TU.
Wrutholnio
,
".
Orcheelr.
rendered
selection.
'
.f,
."JL
Vnoour.
Hu-ing
the
rpat.
umi...
Jack
Hanisley
says
Operator
Mix
of
Ihe'
Howdoin
acknowledge
him
a
Ihe
first
lo
gel
through.
BIRTH
.Vkoii
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mr..
Fred
SchaelTer,
of
Prince
Hiiperl,
al
I
be
general
hospital
Hit"
'inuniiug.
Capitalists
are
Negotiating
That
there
is
a
good
prosp.-el
of
the
Kmcr-oii
mill
and
Ihe
big
plilp
limit's
in
this
city
being
sold
to
some
big
I
nited
Stales
capitalists,
is
Hie
won
I
brought
back
from
Vancouver
by
F.
ti.
Daw-sun.
who
arrived
lal
evening
on
the
Prince
tieorge.
When
in
the
Hasl
recently
be
got
in
touch
with
some
molded
interest
and
gate
them
particulars
of
the
local
property.
They
were
very
much
uilercted
and
arrangements
were
later
made
to
meet
Mr.
Ibtwsou
in
Vancouver
where
they
were
introduced
lo
Hie
owners
or
the
property.
They
hav?
satisfied
themselves
in
re-
DARING
EFFORT
BY
BURGLARS
Attempt
to
Rob
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Greenwood
Failed
and
Bandits
Escaped
OHHHXWOOO.
I
i.C.
Oct.
IX.
miUlllLit.
VUllHinill
i
FOR
BOWDOIN
HONORS
Halirax
Man
Says
he
has
Been
In
Two-Way
Communication
With
Arctlo
Expedition
card
lo
Ihe
properly
ir
their
tceii-
tiical
men
bear
out
Ihe
informa
tion
which
has
been
given.
These
men
will
now
be
sent
here
lo
es-amine
the
mill,
lb?
pulp
mill
site
and
the
limber
limits.
Mr.
Itawson
explained
Ibis
morning
Ibul
Ihe
proposition
wit"
one
ror
a
puln
mill
lo
be
inlal1-
,ed
almnsl
immediately
and
llii
to
be
followed
later
by
a
paper
'
mill.
!
The
companv
which
bold
Ihe
A
daring
ntlempl
lo
rob
the
HaSik
properly
of
Montreal
vvus
nude
ben
til
an
mostly
on
loduy
have
51
limits.
the
(Juilsainateeii
early
hour
yesterday
morning
byjltiver,
between
here
and
the
Naa
several
bandit
who
after
culling.
with
six
hundred
million
feel
of
telegraph
and
telephone
wires
Lianding
limber..
This
has
been
made
an
uiisuecessful
allempl
lo
surveyed
more
Hiau
once
and
the
blow
open
the
door
or
a
vault
in
jcriiising
checked
up.
ihe
bank
premises.
In
Ihf
they
Tentative
arrangement
have
were
iiiisiiecessrul.
The
bandit
iKcu
made
with
Ihe
railway
coin-
were
disturbed
by
a
citizen
who
pany
ror
lease
or
the
sile
and
was
riled
nl
by
one
or
the
The
bandits
made
(heir
escape
In
a
high
powered
car.
AWATUCD
n
AIM
AWT
there
seem
unite
it
probability
that
the
deal
may
go
through.
FINE
WORKOF
AN
ORCHESTRA
Plaved
Quietly
on
In
Vancouver
Theatre
With
Burning
Curtain
Beside
Them
VANCOl.'VF.H,
Oct.
18.
Fire
broke
out
on
the
slage
of
the
Capilo
moving
picture
theatre
lal
nlghl.
Over
two
thousand
people
were
silling
in
(he
audi
torium
at
the
lime.
The
orehe
tra.
comprising
about
twenty
men
played
steadily
on
with
the
Mining
panoramic
c
u
rial
n
scorching
their
face.
The
asbestos
curtain
vvus
lowered
and
Hie
orchestra
wn
still
playing
when
Hie
lasl
member
of
Ihe
audience
letl
the
theatre.
So
far
as
Is
known
nobody
even
left
'
bill
behind.
The
city
council,
at
a
special
meeting
lasl
night,
reconsidered
and
finally
adopted
the
Firth
Avenue
East
grading
bylaw.
When
Vmi
Want
A
NEW
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
99
The
Latest
in
Iteslaurants.
a
hurry
in
Private
Hose
for
Ladies
Pi)6B
ail
Parly
le.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Mt
car
ana
sen
service
11
"Take
Her
to
I
he
Hoston."
In
the
City.
Rate
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
VOL.
XIII
NO,
210
I'MINCi:
HL'PKHT,
H.C.,
Tli.l
ILSDAY,
OCTOHFJl
18,
.T..
1tt4i'
Cirtvatlon
1702.
Sutt
taltt
MO.
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
HON.
P
f
ST
r
ltr
f
'
LAPOINTE
for
Local
Lumber
Mill
and
a
IS
VISITING
CITY
DAWSON
BRINGS
OPTIMISTIC
MESSAGE
REGARDING
MILL;
B.C.
LOSES
CASES
Minister
of
Marine
is
Pleased
with
the
City
and
is
Busy
Man
Here
Hon.
Knicd
L.p"nte,
minister
of
marine
ami
fili,n,v.
'
readied
the
cil
on
tin-
learner
Prune
licm-pc
lat
evening
u
'
jinp.uned
1))
Madame
Lapouile
and
O.
buiglois.
Mr.
l,iiMinii
'
secretary.
Tlii'
were
mel
at
Ihe
steamer
Ity
I'm
I
Shirk.
MP
tni
oilier
citizens
ami
proceeded
to
Hie
roiil-Mire
of
Mr.
,uid
Mr.
Hlork
on
.Mini
Avenue
where
a
dinner
party
wsi
given
id
ilieir
honor.
Liter
in
the
evening
Mr.
l.aMiinle
officially
oeii
i)
(lie
iiiimial
(lilholic
Itazuur.
This
morning.
arconiKiiiietl
ly
Fred
Hlork.
M.P..
Adam
Ma
kn
uispeelor
of
fisheries!
e
I
s,l.
I.
T.
Saunders.
AM.
Theo
proe.M-.l
lo
the
Hoard
of
Tram-l
llarl
and
Mr.
Langhd.
Mr.
iMHehe.ni
(men
at
t
clock
tin.
I
nponile
vl.lle.l
the
marine
ln-'nd'eritoon
in
hi
honor
in
tin;
si
'items
-ate.
Alter
tin
therc'wili
?i
on
I
tiuhy
Maud
Itnmcdiaiely
on
the
return
of
another
cruisb
along
Oie
hr
ninoier
I-.
iTi-
H.
he
meivval'i
ironl
to
the
dry
dock
aiitJ
vend
delenHli.'.-
!.l
die
Im-
r,,l'
storage
plant.
Mr.
I.H.oinle
t
being
honored!
::.
mil
li-her
.ffw
and
then
'
"'
at
a
leu
lln
afternoon
given
by
fair
razor
wielders
of
Atlanta
are
culling
deeply
into
the
trade
of
the
shops
run
stronger
sex
who
are
feeling
Hie
keen
edge
of
competition.
Good
Mirny
Nearby
Timber
Limits
GENERAL
MANAGER
MERCHANT
MARINE
COMING
THIS
PORT
It.
H.
Teaklc.
MIXED
JURY
general
manager
id
the
Canadian
Oov
eminent
Merchant
Marine
is
coming
here.
I,
(i.
Iiawsou,
who
arrived
home
last
night
from
Vancouver
says
the
head
of
the
merchant
marine
was
lo
have
left
Montreal
yesterday
and
come
by
this
route
(o
Vancouver
slopping
off
a
day
or
two
here
before
going
south.
This
arrangement
may
be
changed
slightly,
however.
It
will
be
Mr.
Teakle's
first
visit
to
Prince
Itu-pert.
DISAGREED
Judge
Expressed
Disapproval
Women
Jurors
and
Dismissed
Them
of
VA.NCOUVFIt.
Oct.
18.
The
first
mixed
jury
in
Hrilfslt
Col
umbia
disagreed
last
night
after
three
hour
deliberations
on
a
elmi-irc
nsaiiisl
Woilg
Hoy
accitsed
id
stealing
50
from
a
Sikh
boy.
Ilov
said
the
complainant
owed
him
money
and
be
wa'
trying
to
recoup
himself.
The
Judire
bad
previously
ex
Alberta
Calls
on
Dominion
to
Piovide
Facilities
for
Getting
Wheat
Crop
out
of
that
Province
IIOMONTON,
Oct.
IS.
Step
to
guard
against
the
threat-cued
congestion
of
grain
carriers
on
ImjIIi
(hi;
great
lakes
und
Pacific
routes
and
to
secure
the
fullest
possible
arrangement
for
getting
Alberta's
big
wheat
crop
out
to
market
have
been
taken
by
the
provincial
government,
in
the
wayof
calling
(he
dominion
authorities'
attention
to
the
crioiiiie
of
the
situation
mid
the
need
of
immediate
provision
fu.r
increased
freighting
accommodation.
,
.
A
letter
has
been
sent
by
the
government
to
Hon.
V.
S.
Melding,
acting
prime
iniuiste.
pointing
out
Ihe
enormous
proportion
of
the
work
involved
iu
moving
this
province's
crop
alone
ami
urging
acliou
accordingly.
With
three
limp
as
much
rain
lo
be
moved
from
Alberta
as
last
year.
Ihe
lak
fa?iuv
the
country
as
a
whole
is
a
hi?
and
erious
one.
and
there
are
posi-bililies
of
trouble
in
it
unless
prompt
sle;s
are
taken
to
meet
it.
That
i"
Ihe
purjiort
of
the
leller
lo
tillaw-u.
which
Hie
jjnv-
and
November,
with
one
trip
in
Iteceinber.
the
Canadian
boat
operating
on
the
lake.
will
have
a
total
carrying
capacity
of
about
7l.tU0.000
bushel,
whereas
lat
Urgent
Need
of
Action
Ihese
figures
make
a
serious
situation,
Ihe
dominion
authorities
are
reminded,
and
.Albert
a
much
concerned
about
Ihe
provision
necessary
w
meet
ii.
Oolli
Ihe
great
lake
and
Van
couver
route
will
be
required,
and
wilh
greatly
Increased
ser-
.
.
,
i
il
...
t
iitti.lis
fiti
link
I'll.
SAM
WESTON
GOES
TO
JAIL
Two
Yeara
for
Having
Stolen
Auto
In
Possession:
Other
Cases
Dropped
VA.:ot
VKJt.
Oct.
IN.
.Sam
i
Weston,
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-
ernmeul
has
iulendeil
as
un
oni-l,ierL
was
senteiued
lo
two
years
cial
reminder
or
what
the
farl"!jn
jail
ror
bavin?
a
stolen
auto-:
at
lliis
end
of
I
he
line
really
j
mobile
in
bis
possession.
Twelve
are.
other
charges
of
the
same
kind
Immense
Crop
to
Move
againt
hint
were
not
proceeded
.
Alberta's
hare
of
the
tolal
es-
with.
put
at
ltV.U0U.ui.)U.
and
approxl-
years
in
the
penilenTiary
was
Ihe
maleiy
70
per
cent
of
this
will
be
for
export.
Last
year
there
wa
handled
from
the
three
pro
vinces
about
:or,l,OUU
bushel.
and
Ibis
year,
on
the
same
basis,
jpear
I
here
will
he
it
is
expected,
overiyour
sentence
meted
out
by
Judge
Cay
ley
yesterday
to
Sam
Weston,
convicted
of
having
received
a
stolen
auto;
"Your
youth
ap-
lo
be
Ihe
only
thing
in
favor."
commented
ll'n
U'O.OOU.OUO
bushel.
So
Tar
most
,
Honor.
"You
were
evidently
in
or
the
grain
thai
has
gone
for-business
in
a
wholesale
way
a
w
ant
by
Hie
lake
route
has
l.een
j
a
fence."
C.
S.
Arnold,
counsel
from
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
for
accused,
asked
that
slay
of
and
Ihe
heavy
end
of
the
move
'proceeding
be
entered
in
con-
,(
incut
from
Alberta
still
remains,
nct-liou
with
ten
other
similar
'
huriug
the
month
ot
October
.charge
but
II.
S.
Wood,
crown
i
attorney,
staled
some
or
the
car
owner
were
pre
In?
to
have
the
case
they
were
interested
in
tried.
"I
have
not
yet
4e
cided."
"aid
Mr.
Wood.
The"
other
year,
when
I
here
were
American
jcase
were
accordingly
adjourned
:i
welt
a
Canadian
bouts
on
I
he
(indefinitely
with
Hie
understand-
route
the
tolal
shipped
by
thai
tug
that
H
Ihe"
Crown
decide
mule
wa
137.101,006
bushel,
nol
to
bold
any
other
trials,
a
The
letter
to
Otlawa
also
point
-slay
id
proceeding
will
be
en-
oul
that
Ihe
elevator
capacity
attered.
Ihe
head
of
the
lake
ha
in-
-
rreased
only
a
little
over
IV22.
und
now
is
approximately
00,-
OOO.UIMI
bushel.
PROPERTY
TAX
IS
CONDEMNED
Representatives
of
1,000
Bust-nessmen
Meet
Premier
Oliver
and
Mr.
Hart
on
Subject
VICTOIHA.
Oct.
18.
-The
per-'
vice
on
both
it
will
be
a
dillieult
properly
tax
should
be
matter
to
move
the
crop,
on
ao-'abolished.
representative
id
1,000
count
or
its
unusual
proportioii.;i'iisinessmen
oi
me
province
likely
,'''
premier
wuyer
ami
mm.
The
figures,
too,
are
more
to
run
over
than,
under
the
e.
John
Hart
today.
The
p.-emier
liinule
jut
.the
end.
of
the
session
after
What
provincial
govern-.''earing
the
arguments
presented
inenl:i
askimf
i.
that
action
be
M
Hie
delegates
said
that
no
uiw
to
that
nouncement
id
policy-In
regard
to
,
taken
t
Otlawa
secure
number
or
"
"
f'ill
be
made
until
aHer
Ihe
largest
possible
''e
or
the
forthcoming
opening
carriers
be
put
on
i
route,
of
H.e
legislature,
bu
he
be
"
in
order
that
provision
may
ll
Of
W'lieut
"
lipl'iomiseo
nun
uiej
wuiiiij
ku
0110
presseil
iiunseii
in
.nsappiuvai
,
..,
.
iiip
.i10i
llUeslion
ami
it
would
women
juror
reluctantly
d.s-
ie
.aKe
i.fuu
nnu
scaouur
.
.
missed
women
eight
men
and
four.wiu
ioiiow
inmost
neuiaieiy.
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
CLAIMANTS
TO
BOX
LONDON,
NOVEMBER
I.ONOON.
Oct.
18.
m
r:l.l
..,..1
I.'i.iiiiL
IIIOOHIIIt'lU
Ull'l
Jack
I
he
siiuullou
i
..
urgem,
ii
is
,nnn,n
tx,,1,..t,.pr
pointed
out,
that
action
along
HIMUKIt
UULUIflUri
10
these
lines
is
the
greatest
ami
most
'
immediate
need
from
Al
berta'
point
of
view.
J.
II.
Pillsbury,
manager
of
the
Ciiiiadiau
National
dry
dock
here,
relumed
by
Hie
steamer
Ooddard.
Prince
(Seorge
last
niglit
from
a
signed
articles
to
.meet'
in
a
J20,
business
trip
to
Vancouver
round
mulch
at
the
Albert
Hall
here
on
November
21
lo
decide
the
Hrillsh
heavyweight
lillo
uindti
vacant
by
Ihe
retirement
of
Joe
Ucckolt.
Victoria.
and
Mr,
a
Hi?
Mrs.
Frank
Sailer
re.
tiirne'd
to
Hie
cilv
last
nitihl
.'after
sbcndTOTi'a
VolTday
vfu
Ihe
soullt.
PRESENTED
TO
CANADA
l.ONIXi.V,
Oct.
18.
Sir
Lei
cester
llarinsworth,
in
memory
of
hi1
brother
Lord
NorlhclilTc,
ha
presented
the
Canadian
government
with
hi
collection
of
letter.,
diarie
and
manuscripts
including
the
celebrated
Monctou
paper
with
Ceueral
Wolfe's
original
leller
and
order.
.
SubHcrlbe
for
the
Dally
News,