When
Vau
Want
A
TAXI
99
tn
a
hurry
Phone
iHl
Cin
and
Best
Service
In
lha
City.
Ratea
Reasonable
VOL
Nlll.,
NO,
232.
8ht
will)
NEW
G
WISHIP
SERVICES
TO
THIS
PORT
ECONOMIC
CONFERENCE
OPENED
TODAY
IN
LONDON
CANADA
REPRESENTED
Direct
Steamship
Services
to
be
Initiated
from
California
and
United
Kingdom
to
Rupert
If
luiin"
vnrr,uii,
llie
Marine
wilt
upendc
monthly
l.elween
tuliforiiM.
Vancouver
and
Prince
Hupert
one
of
ii
l-aiucrs
mm
plving
hi
Ilu
ptiprr
cam
aim
iratle
between
Orcuil
Full
and
California.
Tin
announce-
liieul
wu
nuidc
Hii
morning
lleginald
lleaumoul.
(Ki.M.M.
i,.,c:
nuperuiteiidcut.
In
Ilu
manner
I
he
(-niumh
propose
to
tik
ore
of
roarc
freight
Midi
a
.com
I
ariiug
in
the
south
for
Ilu
formerly
handled
l.y
llio
steamer
Prince
Allfrl.
II
will
alu
afford
u
dire.-l
M-nire
from
(Jaliforuia
for
local
im-
PRINCE
HAS
BUSY
TIME
play
uoir
ana
uenai
10
aociai
,.nM.,.
ttlln
ocean
Fall.
Dullas
Yesterday
and
Got
Mr.
Iteaumonl
al.o
aiinounre
Away
Today
"nt'
CO.M.M.
i
prepared
l
Ml"
'
Mi,ei
Kingdom
Imihu
m-
4
iiiiuiv
ii.
i
.in.
i.inv.'i"
thi
Mt
whenever
uf
fi.
ieii
-.uMpii
i...i.
of
c.lr
ii.i.
ni..iti.i.a.
Ih
Pnnrr
of
Wale
"
u
i..
A;
M.i
i
wo
unuer-
UCMM
,etrriUjvw.
l'ria.
r-
f.la?raMftrf
r..-Mnl
the
1'rni.ir
of
Heoiuark
at
ttitrt.iufe,!
I.,
iwiir
fv
itlmll
Irani
Ih'j
fll
t-liam-l
on.
In
the
afternoon
tl-iu.-l
a
ilmtier
al
Hie
irnln
f
fif
Jarne
and
!.ly
lmalienl.
ami
a'Tiidrd
a
(lane
n
tl
chiiik
a,
KANvAi
INS
iifiniiiiii
i
a
iiLi
AT
TAX
SALE!
LUl
of
Thota
Who
Bid
In
Pro-party
for
Delinquent
Taiea
Yesterday
The
follow
Iiib
wre
Ihe
pur-
hae
l
(he
municipal
ta
sule
jeslenlay:
O.
P.
.Smith,
lot
M.
Mock
a,;
erllon
,
0,
i
upset
priee
75.o:);
lot
f.l.
Mock
3,
neeliun,
-'.
97
1.0?
(upscl
price
.
Theo.
tVdlnrl.
lul
IV.
MH'k
t.
"eelloti
2,
6I2U
Uipel
price.
I
7W.(JJ);
lot
20,
IdiH-k
,
secll.Mi
5.
101.72
(unset
price.
l;2.3
.
I.
11.
-MoDoujfiill,
I'd
22,
sec-
ikiii
3,
block
hi.
etw.iw;
lt
23.
block
io,-ecitoii
a.
m.oi:
lot
13.
block
37,
icvtiou
5.
?lfit.20;
lol
It,
Mock
;I7.
secllun
5.
SIIK.I3;
lot
17.
Mock
3,
s.cllou
0.
el30.3H
Upset
price
III
each
caei
.
Fred
i?leilieii,
lol
3,
Mek
21,
section,
5.
frt3.Hrt
(upscl
prlre,
9CI.H0.
;
lot
Id,
Mock
12,
fectloii
0.
eilfl
(ui.-el
nrlce.
MI.0l):
(continued
on
pauo
ilx
ENGLAND
DEFEATED
WALES
IN
RUGBY
GAME
HiminisFiixu.
oct.
2.
m
(he
flrt
of
the
piufessioiial
runhy
Internal
luiiitl
raine-
under
Norlhern
I'liion
auspices.
i:nn-linida
iTprcseiilullw
team
defeated
Wiiles
elKhlccn
points
l
eleen.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Amerloan
Leaquo
Wnslilnylun
3.
I'lilliulclplila
i:eolatul
13,
XI-
','l,
5-IK'troll
10,
I'.hloago
5.
'
National
League
None
Holieduled.
Ooast
League
Oaktima
8,
pottlund
12.
Others
travelling'.
Caiiiul'iifi
Ooverumt'iit
Merchant
of
Midi
eiimmodllie
a-
iMirlr
salt
.and
dried
fruil
which
inn.
iml
n
obtained
rlew1iere
tlimi
in!
ioilifi.rnla.
TIk
Canadian
Wilun-
(In-
sleamer
which
Hit
:
-
-
plan
Im
place
hi
Ihe
local
service.
Mie
will
iili
roll.
tome
lor
rctfiilur
paper
carrying
aiB
.if.iiiui.il
salmon
are
q
-
"'Med
lf
'
warrant
Iheii
'
pij
Hip
L'lillml
Kliiirlini
M-rvlrc
wmI
FISH
ARRIVALS
iddIUHC
ARE
DC
,w
HEAVIER
TODAY
AND
PRIPF?
CTII
I
HIHH
rAllvtO
01
ILL
II1UI1
Iialdxil
siipii
was
ln-Uei-
.i
Mo-
...I.e.
wrre
Mill
high
ul
t:u
,.v,,tt,r
rr:
im
iml
the
if
1111
rtfen
rn
ImmU
in
ii
wim
a
ttnl
of
lii.ouu
pound
inar-
...
.
.
....
k.-tHi
uieir
raicues
o-
-,
antage.
Il.e
blR
A,,H,r',,n.M
Omaney
iimi
es,Kia.i
P.....I
drawtnir
down
a
.uolat
un
or
ami
n-c
........
pound..
American
ioai
..ii.i
.old
it
K
I.
1.50(1
Son
oouiiil
pound
and
and
tt
ix
Caua
baua-i.
dlan.
to.&00
pouml.
Arrivals
and
sale-:
menc.n
111.1.11M
.13.000
oouuu.
at,
li.te
nnd
10.5c.
to
the
Atlin
Fish
eries.
Venn-.
I2.oo
oiiikK
at
I
ami
lie.
and
While
Mar.
a.oou
lioiimlx.
al
17.Ce
ami
llr.
lo
the
nna.lian
Ki-h
A
lold
Slorase
l.o.
Fairway.
13,000
pound
.
at
7.7e
and
He
ami
Mrf.
H.r.00
pouil.K
at
l7.Ke
and
I
W
lo
Hc
Parific
Fisheries.
Canadian
l.ivincolone,
17.000
potiml.
at
lO.le
and
I0e
,
lo
the
Hoolli
Flleries
t'.anadlaii
i'o.
Fiher.
0.000
iotinds,
at
l".3c
ami
toe.
nnd
iMlptiln.
3.000
pounds,
al
15.2c
and
1
0e.
lo
Ihe
Onnadiaii
Fish
&
l'M
Hlnraac
i'
i.
t
iioo
pound,
at
15.1c
and
10c.
to
Ihe
AIH"
Fisheries,
ii.
ii
7.000
pound,
at
15.3c
ami
IOC
to
Hie
Hooth
Fishwie
Cnnadian
r.o.
M.,vfi..w..r.
:i.r.oo
pound
al
15c
aii.l
IOC
to
the
Mnyal
FN'
Co.
EDITOROFCALGARY
PAPER
ARRESTED
FOR
FOOTBALLCOMPETITIONS
r.M.OAHY.
0
t
2
two
atfcnl
..f
ii...
Vniirmiver
spoilsman
nun
ii
iilni-
of
The
Joker
a
incui
port
weekly
were
arrested
ye-
.......
av
on
charge
oi
r...,n.nll
coiniielillons.
They
Will
l.
arraigned
Thursihiy.
who
Tor
V
o
S.
nourlay,
...vcral
oioolli
ha
l''0
mi
I
lie
,lTorilullf.'r
Cameron.
Jewr
U
,.,-s,
s
leaving
lonighl
by
train
for
Toronto
enroulo
lo
Uelndl
.where
he
tnUiuJi
l
louule-
Northern
and
BECKETT
LASTED
20
SICONDS
WHEN
HE
MET
CARPENTIER
I.OXlMlX.
Oct
.'.
It
took
(ieorgi-s
Carpenlicr
just
twenty
second
lo
piil
tlir
ijuielu
!
.I.m1
Itcrkelt,
who
hold
Hie
heavyweight
rliHiniii)iiliii
of
(.real
llritaiu.
Meckel
I
flruck
only
one
Mow
uiul
then,
wen!
ilowii
for
I
lie
count
iiinlcr
m
terrific
right
mill
If
rt
from
tli
Frenchman.
rAMAMAN
NATION
A
I
tflnfllMfln
IlAllUnAL
SECOND
WEEKLY
BOAT
TO
SThWART
IS
OrF
ale
of
JLIre'
AHnt-
and
liv
illnlruwal
from
tlie
coal
er-viii'.
the
tUiiailirtu
National
llail-
way
tVial
Steaiihii
flrice
au-n"iinee
the
di-i
unliniunce
of
it
'
'
wekly
I'oal
to
Stewart.
,reforlli
the
i'rinee
John
will
ii'd
make
the
trip
lo
Mcwail
on
nllniale
Monday
eenius.
She
from
ja
i:i..ri..n-
s
u,uai
second
Monday
rrlurniiisr
south
every
mm-oii.I
Wednesday
evenins.
ni
...r..
li..,...ri
will
roninllP
10r
r.-lly
senlce
tu
VHrl
sailing
from
here
on
jjtriUy
nPninS!,
nI
prinre
c.eovff
will
carry
on
Ihe
Anyox
j(
,,um!r
hpre-Wednes.lay
ilnirs.
.,-......
These
sleamer
tk
will
til
.Itltl
sail
flit
for,
ilhe
south
on
Tliur-ilay
and
Sun-
day
exeiiinjfs
fronv,
now
on
unlil.The
former
is
expected
lo
arriv
l1(,
((f
K,
(.ar
CLAM
CANNERY
BEGINS
WORK
CapL
Bablngton
In
Charge:
Op-eratlona
Soon
on
Large
Scale
.UAs!F.TT.
Oct.
2.
The
l.ani-gara
Packing
Company
commenced
operations
al
their
new
clam
cannery
lat
week.
The
cannery
l
located
at
IIL-len
llier.
Iwenly-six
miles
south
of
Mas-ell
on
Ihe
main
road
near
the
'bridge.
eroing
the
lli.eleu
Mixer.
Captain
HahiuiMou
is
in
charife
of
operation.
At
Hie
present
lime.
Hie
cannery
I
luriilug
out
twenty
cases
or
clam
dally.
The
coinpanV
leased
.the
foreshore,
a
sandy
beach,
extending
for
many
mile,
in
which
llw
clam
apcarlin.nvnloynieiit
in
('.real
lo
be
xery
numerous.
Operations
on
a
large
scale
will
be
rarried
on
In
Hie
near
future.
OKLAHOMA
HOLDING
A
STATE
ELECTION
OKLAHOMA
CITY,
Oct.
2.
Oklahoma
stale
election
at
which
will
be
decided
the
mies-lion
whether
Hie
state
legllulurc
shall
meet
lo
consider
Ihe
impeachment
charges
against
Oov-crnor
Walton,
swung
,
Into
full
imiveiii'eul
today
with
leport
in-dlciitint
thai
Ihe
polls
opened
throughout
1he
state
with
the
exception
of
four
full
counties
ami
a
part
of
Ihu
fifth.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCK
HLTIKHT,
U.G.,
TUESDAY,
OUTOHKIl
SL
W:.
Xfa
flFlfef
'SJBSSSSSSSSSSSSJ
Mi
Kilna
.MiMiilif,
ilaiigiilcr
nf
a
I'nmiiiK'nl
ri'fiilcnt
of
Oltawa,
was
rtrenll)
marrieil
lo
Pilot
Ofjct-r
Wliiiniey,
It.A.F.
linrnViUalcly
after
Hi-
cfrmuny
the
liritle
ami
liridegruom
journeyed
to
Paris
ly
aeroplane.
Economic
Conference
London
Opened
Today
Premier
King
Attending
...
,
.......
!
labored
on
the
Ipper
Naas
l.OMlON.
OcL
2.
From
the
siiliject
or
r
(.real
llritaiu
,Uivt.r
twer
and
the
in-
foreign
Milic
wlncli
was
broached
al
the
opening
ui
V1?''!'
t,.rior
were
coniplele.l
under
the
Hie
and
Kuipire
delegates
.passed
imperial
conference.
premiers
j,.
Uju.r
-pimr,,
.,ret.n
lo
ureliininary
consideration
of
trad."
mailers'
al
Ihe
Imperial,..,'
,
...
-
.
.
K.-.iiiomic
Conference
lodav.
sided
oer
by
SirTPhili
Llojd
Trade.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
again
represented
Canada
us
Hon
P.
(irahame
and
Sir
l.omer
t.ouin
have
mil
yet
arrived
attendinir
nlliiii.li.HT
Hie
kildilillu
sessions
uli
tfl
from
the
League
of
Nations
in
C.etiva.
toighl
ami
Sir
l.omer
later.
Although
the
economic
conference,
is
subsidiary.,
lo
the
main
conference,
it
will
handle
matters
of
sweeping
importance.
On
all
sides
one
hears
Ihe
plea
of
urgent
necessity
of
steps
beiir-'
taken
lo
encourage
trade
within
the
empire.
Suggestions,
for
the
improwMiiciil
of
hade
such
a
Ihe
institution
of
national
purchasing
hoard
ami
Ihe
discouragement
of
the
Investment
of
capital
outside
I
he
F.m'pire
are
innumerable.
The
forecasle
i
thai
Ihe
Itrilish
irinernmeiil
will
probably
indicate
n
willingness
j
I.,
increase
the
preference
on
i
goods
already
dutiable.
Apart
from
llie
preference,
confidence
is
fell
that
some
scheme
will
be
devised
for
Ihe
iiiiproMMiieut
of
present
conditions.
Premier
llaldwiu
yesterday
imlicnlcil
ils
urgency
when
be
re
ferred
lo
Ihe
growing-
figures
of
llritaiu
,ni
nid:
"
The
econonh'c
condi-
iu,n
of
Kurope
make
it
essential
that
we
should
turn
our
eyes
elsewhere."
Maritime
Provinces
Suffer
from
Rains
and
Gales
which
do
Damage
and
Spoil
Crop
HALIFAX,
Oct.
2.
Torrential
the
maritime
province
yesterday,
uprooting
trees,
washing
oui
iu.
I
In
mil
ii-uoks.
inmilviinir
Menhoiie.
telegraph
and
lighting
ser-
vice
mid
doing
several
hundred
thousand
dollar
worlh
or
ilamage(roumling
hill.
Empire-
Park,
a
lo
llie
apple
crop
in
Ihe
Annapolis
Valley.
Train
and
ferry
services,
liltle
below
Hie
village,
presented
were
demdralUud
iu
savci-al
plucea.
Ytrdtr'i
in
.
...
.....
Hie
first
of
its
kind,
it
was
pre
(Sreine,
president
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
LOAN
FULLY
SUBSCRIBED
Sum
of
$172,000,000
Received
In
One
Week
by
Dominion
Government
TORONTO,
OcL
2,
The
full
objective
of
the
Dominion
refunding
loan
of
$172,-000,000
was
reached
last
night
after
seven
days
public
offering
during
which
an
average
of
about
$25,000,000
had
been
subscribed.
The
minister
of
finance
probably
will
allow
oversubscription
as
a
sound
means
of
ralslnn
what
additional
money
he
requires
Immediately.
PUBLIC
SERVANT
DIES
OTTAWA,
Oct.
2,
-l.ieul.
Col.
Francois
(iounleau,
former
ile-
puly
minister
of
marine
ami
;
fisheries
ami
a
mildic
-crvaiit
for
i
S
years,
is
dead.
train
and
rending
gales
swept
'
Clrewlalton
16.1
irMt
MIm
S82.
Great
Religious
Festival
of
Natives
on
Nass
River
Daring
Dedication
of
Church
and
Hall
Neer
in
Hie
liilury
or
Hi?
Upper
Nikh
Itivcr
lias
lliere.
been
such
a
large
and
iepi
teiilalive
gathering
as
hal
wjiich
a.jse'm
Wed
al
tiitlakdamiks
during
the
last
week
of
September
in
connection
u-jh
(he
dedication
of
two
hiiildiiigs,
a
church
and
a
hall.
Th?
native
people
came
from
far
and
wide,
some
taking
the'lruil
across
rroni
Ihe
JSkeena,
Iml
mol
coming
up
the
Xaas
Uiver.
They
came
from
Kitwancoolj
Aletlakallu,
Port
.Simpoii,
Kincolith,
Oreenville,
and
(iwiuolia.
Seven
crowded
gas
boat
made
their
way
up
the
river.
To
lh?
fool
of
the
eaiivoii.
fiftv
nines
up,
navuauon
is
easy
ami!
safe,
hut
from
the
canyon
up
(iillakilamiks.
a
.litance
of
ln
miles,
(In-
trip
is
inu
.lifriciill
and
dangerous.
On
account
of
low
waler
ami
a
ilrop
of
almut
five
feet
tn
leu
yards
all
the
passengers
had
to
disembark
at
I
lie
Skaruarl
Itapids
and
walk
aloiifc
the
hank
while
two
dozen
men
pulled
on
a
lonif
rope.
asiting
each
launch
in
turn
to
surmount
the"
obstacle.
A
motor
road
from'tlie
Naas.
and
furnished
a
spleiih
the
shellere.1
hay
at
Ihe
foot
ofjiliii
tribute
to
the
civilizing
wor
the
caii)nn
lo
Oitlakdamiks
isjof
the
Clmn'h
missionaries.
greatly
neede.l.
I
Ins
road
was
cut
through
the
woods
fifteen
years
ago
hut
because
of
Ihe
lack
nf
u
!iriil'-i-
anross
Ilu-
Skainarl,
Jlliver
was
of
liltle
u'se.
Valuable!
...lives
hate
been
lol
in
the
canyon!
-iaiut
willjronliniieli
le(Iol-uiiltll-
lhi
bridge
is
built
and
litis
road
i
re-oueiH'i'-
I
Begun
In
1911
j
SI.
harthqlpinrw's
church
ik--'
iciu.ies
a
Prtuuiiient
posilion
on1
Ihe
bluff
'overlooking
Hie
river
at
(Jitlakilaiuiks.
II
was
begun
-in
1UII
under
the
lale
Hev.
J.
H.
Mr-
Cullagh
who
for
over
thirty-seven
in
ikjiiuiu
in
iniiini.
i
The
pnicession
lo
(he
eiiiircli.a,,com,,r
''a"r
Iun"'
a!
or?an-ou
Wednesday
morning.
Septem-
'"'
al"'
,u'
u
Irylnp
l.o
wors...
her
20.
was
led
bv
the
fSitlak-!''f
l,KaI
'a,,"r
'"'
v,,h
H
vi,,vv"
lorat
labor
with
damiks
band
playing
"Onward
aii.algamatiiig
I
...
tian
Soldiers,"
followed
by
various
societies,
visit
iug
village
councils,
with
Ihe
native
calechisls
ami
Ihe
clergy
in
surplice,
ami
Ihe
archbishop
in
hi
robes
bringing
up
the
rear.
The
beautiful
church
with
its
grace-
fill
golhic
arches
was
crowded
lo.ioe
inoxe.iiciu.
ue
sain
..it-y
overflowing
for
the
solemn
,,,M
l'ul
,,e
n1a,,
f
W""
l
'a
aiiyllilng
to
do
witIP
vice
or
dedication.
Archbishop
IniVernet's
address,
which
was
H
liiiliriii'ili.l
liv
the
llev.
W.
K.I
icollison,
was
bas.il
upon
Ihe
text
j
"This
is
the
House
of
(Jod."
A
flarge
choir
led
the
singing,
and
Ihe
offering
of
Ihe
people
amounted
to
$200.
Immediately!
after
this
service
350
invited;
guests
sat
down
lo
dinner
in
the
Victory
Hall,
each
guest's
numbered
card
corresponded
lo
his
place
card,
young
men
Ushering
without
a
hitch,
and
young
women
waiting
upon
the
numerous
tables.
On
the
evening
of
the
same
day
the
church
was
again
crowded
for
a
confirmation
service
when
llie
archbishop
confirmed
forty
young
people.
The
following
morning
Ihe
new
St.
Peter'
Cliiuch
Army
Hall
was
dedicated
by
Ihe
archbishop.
This
hall
was
built
out
of
the
material
of
the
obi,
4-hurcti
ilt
Aiyansh
which
was
opened
27
year
ago.
On
account
or
the,
great
Hood
in
ll17
the
"low"
lying
village
(if
Aivunsh
ha
practically
been
.abandoned
for
Ihe
village
of
(tillakdamiks
situated
on
a
high
bluff
two
miles
above
Aiyansh
Picturesque
Scene
Nothing
could
be
ni'oro
piclur-esipie
than
this
village
appeared
on
Ibis
festive,
occasion.
The
Hug
on
church
and,
house
had
ror
a
nackgroumi
me
green
mn
age
and
autumn
tints
of
Ihe
sur
pretty
scene
wheu
there
was
P.R.HSH
MARKET
Phone
671.
SHRIMPS,
CRABS,
OYSTERS.
FRESH
KILLED
POULTRY.
FRESH
MADE
SAUSAGE.
A
Trial
Onler
Solicited,
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
baseball
match
between
Oreen-ville
ami
Kincolith;
each
team
appearing
in
distinguishing
cos-tum.'s.
wliile
Ihe
junior
Aiyausfi
baud
eoiisistiiig
of
boy.
fro
fourteen
to
sixteen
played
familiar
airs
such
as
"Old
lUaetf
The
whole
of
the
festival,
re'
ligious
ami
social.
reflected
great
credit
upon
the
Nishga
oi
TRYING
TO
MK
OILANDWATER
,
lAttempt
by
General
MeRao
Group
to
Drag
Labor
Into
Its
Ranks
'The
question
i
now
whether
will
be
able
lo
drag
Ihe
labor
men
into
Ihe
Provincial
',ir'"
ranks."
said
a
prominent
la'or
loader
in
Ihe
cily
tinlay.
r-
ferring
to
a
nieeling
being
cauea
o
the
labor
hall
which
is
lo
be
ad??,
lres!el
by
Oeneral
Mcllae
ami
others.
The
parly
has
secured
i!
ii,
services
of
Jas..
Nixon,
a'
.
llie
(teurrai
pnriy.
ur
iiom---
ami
Labor
Council
have
so
far"
nothing
to
do
with
the
matter.
When
asked
regarding
theJ
nieeling
S.l).
M'ardoiiald.presidcnt
of
Ihe
Trades
and
Labor
Council
disclaimed
any
connection
with
..
.
.
ii
i
i
,1.
HI
AM
A
IAf
I
AD
UIHllii
lALLiUV
UNDER
CONTROL
Hold
Was
Flooded
and
Fire
Seerm
to
Have
Been
Extinguished
In
Ship
LOS
ANOFLKS,
Oct.
2.
Hold.
Number
six
wn
flooded
and
Ihe
fire
was
apparently
under
control
aboard
the
freighter
Oiana
Hot.
lar.
it
was
reported
in
radio
de-
palches.
These
messages
fol'-
lowvd
earlier
despatches
imiica-,
Hug
thai
preparation.
were
being
made
for
abandoning
Ihe
ship.
KILLED
IN
AUTO
Cllll.l.lWACK,
Oct.
2
Finest
Peek,
38
year
of
age,
was
instant
ly
killed
when
an
automobile
plunged
oyer
a
bridge
hear
here.
ST.
ANDREW'S
SOCIETY,
Members
are
requested
to
meet
al
the
Uooius
on
Thursday,
at
2
p.m.,
for
Ihe
purpose
of
attending
the
funeral
or
Mr.
J.
I..
Mitchell.
Service
at
Presbyterian
Church
2.30
p.m.