TWO
BANDITS
HOLD
UP
TRAIN
KILLING
CREW
Secured
Any
Booty;
Passen
gers
Injured
HILTS.
Cal
.
i-i
1:
Tw
"
i.ii.it
boarded
a
passenger
trtmtaraMoHHItt
"
when
Ilie
liHMlive
Ju-t
lesnil
the
tmiHrl.
shot
ami
killNl
if
eiinlneer.
flrwnan
ami
brake,
j
n.ii,
and
uirew
a
wwni
oho
mr
.
jt).re
ear,
ktllliiK
the
mail
clerk
i"
rhatterins
t
,lr,
ear
i
b.u
ami
dauMK'iiit
two
roach".
I'll-
'unnrl
wao
filial
wilh
Miok'
f
hat
hitbI
.wiiis-i
wre-rt
in
the
ia''
Tie
handil
fie-i
v.'i....i
ha
-'
iir
rcurcl
ai
y
Ic-tv
GERMAN
MINERS
ARE
RETURNING!
It
r?tF.I,lMHF.
'
I-
Vn
;
tiU'-ernielit
v.
til
he
u;nr.l
loipfii
".
oriimn
miner
onion
and
'hf.
French
authorities
for
the
return
to
work
of
all
miners
and
"-1
DURING
SEPTEMBER
Chief
VickeriT
lejiotted
to
the
iKilice
comtnUfion
yesterday
afternoon
that
Ct
cuees
had
len
''led
in
Hie
liolice
court
duriuis
In
inoulli
of
September
reoull-inir
in
57
conviction,
nine
dl-
miMaU,
one
wlllidravyut
and
two
ae
pendliiK.
Drunk
hud
nuiu-hfied
iH,elht
under
the
ttov-eminent
Control
Act
nml
20
under
(ho
Indian
Act.
There
were
eight
cacs
of
linuor
in
jioufes-
ion,
four
wimuiiry.
four
up-I'lyuilr,
two
umeuult
and
l"
'liurKes
under
Hie
Motor
Vehicle
Act.
Fines
tolalled
7HI.H5
and
the
payroll
for
the
mouth
"l0.
Mayor
Newton
fell
thai
I"
uny
statement
thai
the
police
hud
not
been
active
in
patrol
duty,
in
tfeplpinljer
Ihere
had
been
o'J
I'nse
In
the
police
court
and
In
August
7l.
BOILER
EXPLOSION
KILLS
3
SEAMEN
PUILADELPIIIAr0l.
1?
Three
seuinen
on
Itrillsh
sleainer
Daifhlld
were
killed
by
u
boiler
Mpli
vion
aboard
the
vnv,il
lion
of
loyally,"
Kmc
said.
The
collective
body
GIANTS
WIN
.
THIRD
GAME
Casey
Stengel
Hero
For
Making
Only
Run
and
That
a
Homer
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
12.
Old
Casey
Stengel
bloomed
forth
as
a
hero
again
today
with
a
home
run
smash
off
Sad
Sam
Jones.
He
scored
the
only
run
of
the
conteit
and
the
Olanls
walked
off
the
field
victors
1
to
0
In
the
third
world
series
game.
Both
Nehf
and
Jones
pitched
airtight
ball.
A
record
crowd
saw
the
contest.
lain
of
iHiretflelil
Mine,
one
oi
;w
visitor
Hero
Recently,
the
inri!i.l
in
Ihe
lluhr.
Similar
sgreemeuU
arc
MnK
made
with
'her
uiiinV
All
eipell.sl
miners
fd
official
are
to
tie
allowed
t
f
turn
lo
work,
SIXTY-NINE
CASES
IN
POLICE
COURT
COLUMBIAN
EDITOR
DIES
WESTMINSTER
...
.
...
........
i
iiiid
SA1
I.T
was
noon
by
A
nimilar
Maxwell
SIT..
MARIE.
Miih
crew
were
saved.
Mr.
Mackenzie
IhmhIs
which
I
great
empire
or
common
wealth
exists
and
will
remain
in-ilihil
a
loiiir
a
II
rl
uii
the
full.
eomplele.
and
untratiu
ni.-lli-.!
autonomy
of
il
eotiu
nation
and
Ihe
greatness
of
the
Time
of
Meeting
of
Union
of
B.C.
m:v
-J.
W
Municipalities
wtwtmixsthii.
Oct.
I:
I'.iiimlnfhuni.
editor
of
,o..
..r
i
..
ii...
1.
1
,ii.nnivi
i
....
I
lie
earner
o
i
i
"I
t
oi
oiv
riiuri
Mtniiii
wi
i.
-
-
-
.,
i.
ii,...
Hurotilon
sunk
in
vv
uu
i
.w.iii.iini
wilh
the
steumi't
Member
of
the
Cclu
in
a
fog.
Jacob
Stewart.
Kincolilh
In-
"
.
.
ill.
l..l..vltil
inn
dlun,
chargeu
who
hu.v....
dismissed
yesiemay
Indian
Agent
i.oiiishu.
charge
uguinsi
?na
i
u
l.
Ii.tr
heard
title
HI-
I
V
P
"
uppb
in?
'""W,M'
lll,u"r
Hg,,'"8t
Sing,
iliinainun.
Miss
Daisy
Dalnton
Becomes
the
Bride
of
Rev.
Edwin
Moss
of
Metlakatla
Prelly
and
inlereslini:
was
Hi
uwliliiiu
.if
Rev.
Edwin
Mo-".
null,
tin
peojUe
in
a.
community
;nij,,
MM(
f
Mr
M,
Mni-
itntw
..f
nation
at
far
more
enduring,
j,
m
Jlnghlon,
England.
aitd
Mil--
Hairy
Dainlou.
third
daughter
of
Hie
late
Mr.
and
Mr.
Frederick
W.
Dainlon.
Finrhley.
Untdoii.
England,
which
took
idaee
last
evening
al
H
o
clock
in
"'WW
mrm.
iih
no-
prtiinpie
,
....u....
.iM..ln.i.
loth
Escape
but
Without
Having
..
,,regll,
of
.he
iMIvWu.!-,
WM
lutty
dmiralpi
for
the
oeeion
wilh
fall
flower
anl
folluge.
'Phe
ceremony
was
iwrforine.1
by
III
Orace
Areh-
bMiop
I".
II.
liuVernel
aUled
by
iVtnfjtdiL
Ajslidtia
'I
utlie
elraiii
of
The
e.l
Mareh
olaye.1
by
Mr.
O.
A.
Mix.
Ihe
bride
entered
the
church
on
Ihe
arm
of
her
eider.
t.Mi
Florence
liainlon,
who'frae
her
in
marriage.
She
looked
ery
charming
in
her
weddin?
kowii
of
pale
gray
fi;(urel
rrcpede-chlne
,wiMi
hal
to
match
and
carried
a
white
orayer
IhkiW
Willi
while
ribbon.
Mi
Florence
Haiutou
wax
jrowned
in
lloyal
Blue
crepc-de-ehiue
wilh
hat
lo
match,
r.liarle-
V.
lMll
supported
the
Broom
ami
Ihe
usher
were
Alex,
ltd
and
K.
II.
Murray.
The
full
church
choir,
which
was
in
at
tendance,
satiif
"O
Perfect
mc
and,
duriwr
the
signing
or
the
realsler.
Mr.
W.
H.
Ackroyd
sun-
"O
Promise
Me."
Afler
Ihe
ceremony,
a
reception
was
held
al
Ihe
home
of
Archbishop
and
Mr.
F.
II.
!u'ernel,
074
Fourth
Axenue.
Kasl,
where
about
twenly
friend
of
the
contracting
couple
assembled.
The
lonl
to
Ihe
bride
was
proposed
by
Archbishop
UeuVernet
and
suitably
responded
to
by
the
groom.
Later
Mr.
and
Mr.
Moss
eui-
Ilie
i.iunuiian
iierr
s.ii.T
'r.''.uartA
on
the
steamer
Prince
.lied
tills
morniuir
am
!'U
BUOUl
ov
...
years.
He
was
a
former
president;
.,f
tlo-
Hoard
of
Trade,
dir-clur.
of
the
Exhibition
Association,
and
wiis
secretary
of
Ihe
ood
Hoaus
Aseoeiallvn
of
Hritish
unumuia.
He
was
bom
In
i?trectille.
Ontario.
Mr.
Cuuninchani
was
here
with
Iho
Union
of
H.C.
Municipalities
at
Ihe
time
of
their
romentlon
and
took
a
prominent
pan
in
me
proceiNlings
and
pariieuiany
m
conneclion
with
'lieirnaiiiiinn
ami
publicily
end
of
the
work."
CITY
OF
HURONTON
COLLIDES
ON
LAKES
SINKS
TO
BOTTOM
(leorjie
for
Vancouver,
victoria
mill
Seattle
on
a
fortnight's
wed-din;r
tour.
The
bride
travelled
in
a
suit
of
navy
blue
gabadiue
with
tight
blue
hut
adorned
Villi
llower.
The
happy
couple
were
bIvcii
a
routing
send-ofT
a
the
sleHiner
pulled
out.
On
their
return
north,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Moss
will
take
up
their
rei
deuce
at
Metlakalla
where
the
groom
i
now
stationed
in
Hi
Anglican
ministry
hi
duties
tak
lug
in
various
points
in
the
vi
clnity
of
Ihe
cily.
l
or
Ihe
past
summer
Mr.
Mus
has
been
Duiulou
bus
been
travelling
in
Cauuda
since
Muy
with
her
sisler.
The
groom
enjoy
widespread
popularity
and
esleem
which
bis
bride
will
undoubtedly
share.
TANKER
SINKS
30
MEN
LOSTlr
KEY
WEST,
Florida,
OcJ.
12.
-
Seurchers
failed
to
discover
uny
of
the
thirty
men
who
look
to
Ihe
lifeboats
when
the
tanker
City
oT
Everett.
sunk
on
Thursday
in
the
gulf.
The
men
are
given
up
us
lot.
The
local
Longshoremen'
union
has
received
a
reiiuesl
from
the
Vancouver
Union
asking
that
the
local
union
call
its
men
out
in
a
sympathetic
strike.
This
the
local
union
refuses
lo
do
and
notified
the
Vancouver
union
accordingly.
l
The
New
England
Fish
Co.'!
sleam
trawler
New
Knglaud
is
in'
port
loday
discliarteiu?
a
calch
of
IMO.OOO
pounds
(d
American
hali-j
but
al
the
Al
I
in
Fisheries
dK'k'
for
IranssliipinViit
Kal.
Tlie
essel
arrived
In
iorl
from
Ihe
banks
via
Kctchlkau.
The
Canadian
schooner
V.
A
;
F..
Capt.
tieorje
Cook,
i
in
porl
with
roil
pound
uf
halibut.
She
had
made
only
one
set
when
she
l.fHtln
.li.U'fl
Ufl.l
llU.I
l.a
f-lllt-ll
I..!
porl.
Including
Ilie
ratrh
of
the
New
r.ulaud,
Iiy,i00
pound
was
lauded
here
lodav.
There
was
ai
decided
drop
in
price.
j
The
following
boats
marketed;
at
the
Kxchaiiift:
I
American
....!
Hardin?,
0,000
oouuds,
al
17c
and
I
lie,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
k,
Cold
Storage
Co.
1
Canadian
Serul),
3,500
iiouikIm
al
lCc.
'
and
lU.oc,
o
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
V.
A
F
200
i.ound,
al
10c
IC
'4c
and
10.
5r
lo
Ihe
(Canadian
Fih
k
Cold
Siorai-'e
C-i.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Coast
League
Portland
5,
Seattle
I.
Sail
Luke
5,
Sarraioeulo
il.
Oakland
5.
San
rrauriro
t.
Vernon
!,
Lo
Angeles
I.
LONGSHOREMEN
NOT
TAKING
ORDERS
FROM
VANCOUVER
STRIKERS
of
etuip-.
Canadian
National
Railway
have
nol
pul
an
embargo
on
wheat
shipment
to
the
Pacific
Const
and
will
not
do
so,
according
lo
0.
F.
Martliu,
superintendent
of
(ruiisportation
when
asked
ii
government
lines
would
follow
the
example
of
the
C.P.R.
In
prohibiting
western
routing
on
ac
count
of
Ihe
loeul
slrike.
"The
slrike
affects
u
a
much
as
Ihe
5.P.R.
but
we
will
keep
Ihe
port
open,
lie
stuieu.
i
lie
uuiiikiiiiu
National
ha
some
250
cars
of
grain
in
trunsil
to
the
coast.
1
1
Ceorge
A.
Woodland,
local
iniinuger
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
left
by
lal
night
s
train
for
Ter
race
on
a
buiues
trie
MfcM
Vw
Wul
A
TAXI
main
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
The
Lalesl
in
Restaurants.
hurry
ie
a
Private
Hoxe
for
Ladies
P1Q
and
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
Beat
Car)
and
Best
Servloe
"Take
Her
to
Ilie
Iloslon."
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII-
NO,
211
PHINCK
ItlPEHT,
11.11,
FRIDAY,
OOTOHEH
12,
loss.
VMUrtfr'
Circulation
14
Strati
SIm
MO.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
am
"t,
i
it..
'""..71
AUTONOMY
EMPIRE'S
SAFEGUARD
LOCAL
PROPERTY
OWNERS
FORMED
PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION
LAST
NIGHT
Existence
of
British
Empire
Depends
Upon
Spirit
of
Freedom
says
Canada's
Premier
in
London
I,0,NION.
Ud
12.--"lnio
our
unferenie
we
seek
to
carry
(lie
spirit
of
the
Frc
miii
of
London,
knowing
Ihut
o
long
a
Uiut
spirit
survive
the
Hntish
Empire
will
endure."
Tliee
word
were
used
by
Premier
Markeiuic
King
of
Canada
Unlay
,n
(he
iineieiil
(itiildhall
wrlieu
th-
Uily
of
London
conferred
on
luni
Hi
well
a
on
Premier
lUldwiu
of
Hrilam
and
Premier
Urmc
of
Australia,
her
honnrarv
freedom.
These
words
were
tun
alive
of
Hie
tenor
of
the
r-mnrk
ImiIIi
llien
and
at
Ihe
ub-t.finent
liinrheoii
given
lv
I
In-
linl
Mayor
at
tlie
Mao
-ion
House.
rr-TW'
1
"
nave
no
HttNi
oi
ueriara-
HAPPILY
WED
LAST
EVENING
TRAWLER
IS
IN
PORT
WITH
HALIBUT
CATCH
Including
New
England's
100,-000
Pounds,
Fish
Arrivals
Today
Totalled
119,700
Pounds
NEW
COMPANY
FOR
STEWART
Grant
Mahood
Organizes
International
Financiers
Ltd.
and
Underwrites
Stock
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12.
Major
W.
G.
Swan
has
been
e'ected
to
succeed
Grant
Mahood
as
president
of
the
American
Milling
and
Mining
Company,
which
Is
developing
an
Important
mineral
property
near
Stewart,
B.C.
Mahood
resigned
to
take
charge
of
the
company's
fiscal
arrangements.
A
new
company
known
as
International
Financiers
Ltd.
j
has
been
organized
by
Mahood
and
it
has
underwritten
the
entire
treasury
stock
of
the
company.
SALVAGE
STEAMER
ON
WAY
TO
STRIDING
OF
MOTORSHIP
KENNECOTT
The
salvage
l
earner
Alerine
LSsJiHtj
a
mU
HZlUjUil
b
Hoj
aj
Jtls
U
jatf.irrtnvofta
'
lf
cldinpl
.i
May,-
1,000
ikiuiiiIs,
at',,,r
w
,Uf.
ranjjn;r
of
Ihe
molorship
Kenuerolt
north
lof
the
Ouei'ii
Charlolle
Island
and
should
reach
there
tomorrow
evening
arcordin?
lo
advice
received
al
Ihe
liigby
Island
wireless
stalion
this
moriiiir-'.
The
raplaiu
of'
tlie
Kennecolt
'and
son
of
the
olhrer
are
still
on
shore
tear
the
wreck
stand-in
by.
NATIVE
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
CHARGE
CRIMINAL
ASSAULT
Reginald
Skadeeu,
Aiyaush
Indian,
charged
wilh
criminally
assaulting
Abel
Derrick,
another
native,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
(Sate
this
morning.
The
preliminary
hearing
of
the
case
took
a
good
deal
of
time
yclerdav
afternoon
and
this
morning.
Abel
Derrick
and
Arthur
Derrick
appeared
u
witnesses
but
were
nol
charged.
C.P.R.
Suspends
Shipments
of
Wheat
to
Pacific
Coast
but
C.N.R.
will
Keep
Going
WTNNIPF.d,
Oct.
I'.
Temporary
suspension
of
grain
shipments
from
Hi?
western
provinces
to
Vancouver
over
Hie
(IP.IL
lines
ovv'ing
to
the
longshoreman'
slrike,
is
announced
by
Vice-president
Coleman.
The
statement
says:
"Suspension
restrictions
will
be
in
effect
until
established
loadings
can
Ut
made
from
elevnlors
to
steamers.
There
is
sufficient
grain
in
the
elevators
and
in
transit
lo
provide
cargoes
for
all
vess
in
port
or
in
sight.
Just
as
soon
as
it
is
established
that
inbound
shipments
can
be
taken
care
of
without
danger
of
congestion
and
delay
from
luck
located
al
Allin
and
prior
lo
that
ment.
shipment
will
be
resumed.
PITMC
CCI7m
.pent
two
year
at
Stewart.
MUsi
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12.
-
'
1,v
UUlllJ
JLIllIJ
AT
VANCOUVER
Arms
and
Ammunition
Was
Con
signed
to
China
for
Use
of
Rebels
and
Bandits
bandit,
China,
the
authorities
Property
Owners9
Association
was
Formed
Last
Night:
Officers
Elected
and
Plans
Discussed
I
A
Prince
Hipert
Property
Owners'
Association
was
formed
jut
a
well
attended
meeting
in
the
city
council
chamber
last
night
I
hirty-one
members
were
enrolled
and
the
following
officers
were
elected:
President
John
IijMiavn.
Vice-president
J.
(1
Mclta?.
Secretary-treasurer
Arthur
lirooksbaiik.
Kxecutive
committee
F.
W.
Hart.
Holier!
(iordun.
A.
V.
Edge,
and
J.
V.
McKinley.
Organization
matters
weredi-cussed
(fenerally
and
the
next
iineelin?
will'
be
held
on
Friday
evening
of
next
week
when
the
:
executive
will
have
Ihe
constitution
ready
lo
submit
lo
the
mem.
I
bers.
The
member
enrolled
last
evening
were:
A..
W.
Edife,
John
Dybhavu,
H.
U.
Ilocheler,
J.
C.
McHae,
Hubert
Cordon,
W.
H.
Sherman,
J.
Lawrence,
T.
Priest,
Judge
Gives
Mr
.!
Vlr
V
I
k'ii-L-i.ulfinlr
i
rrom
Mr.
and
Mr
S.
M.
Johneon,
Mr.'
and
Mr.
William
Keith,
Peter,
"
Hlack,
John
Huckley.
C.
F.
Kemp.!
.
'
.
aauiil
...
t.n,
uci.
much
lo
say
as
lo
how
civij
money
was
to
be
spent
and
should
lake
an
active
interest
in
all
affairs
pertaining
to
the
city
generally,
(ireat
mislakes
bud
been
made
in
llieiut
such
Ihe
Hoolh
Memorial
School
construction.
There
was
also
Ihe
matter
of
the
Hays
Creek
bridge
ror
which
a
.
$50,000
bylaw
had
been
passed.
II
hud
ultimately
cost
only
13,000.
Such
mistakes
as
these
might
be
prevented
witli
Ihe
Influence
of
such
an
organization.
Assist
In
Governing
KxuressiiiK
the
opinion
that
such
an
organization
would
be
in
a
position
lo
give
great
as
sistance
to
civic
governing
bodies
and
could
well
act
as
u
check
on
exlravuganees,
A.
W.
Edge
moved
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
.12.
The
'"'
"!"
"
'
NN
.
II.
M.ennan
seizure
or
50
Mauser
pistols
mi.l
'
f'-.ned
and
the
motion
was
wawon.ll
tli.OOO
rounds
of
aiu.nunllion
i..
i
ffi-1,.1-
ii..n.
v..i...-.i1.v'eaiTied
with
enthusiasm.
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ui
uiiilij.
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us
mr
oio-i.
...in."
jlisi
.
,
.
.
,
Australia,
was
about
to
suil
ror,'""'
ievoi.u-u
,v-
Ihe
Orient
.The
arms
were
for
Called
upon
lo
speak,
Aid
..iillm
un.l
rehiU
In
,
StepllHlS
slUieu
lliai
lie
wu
icr-
leelnr.Ml.
tuinly
In
accord
wim
me
orgaiu-
Thev
were
hidden
in
bugKUge
and;iH".
The
cily
.should
not
have
bor.
uaiiics
S
fictitious
persons.!
(contiuued
on
page
t)
GREGORYTIRE
COMPANYGETS
BACKITSCASH
Right
to
Recover
Inventor
all
Money
Paid
For
Patent
.
H.
T.J.
Hose.
F.
Hrochu.
Robert
o-niaj
m
uie
supreme
couri.
nr.
Yates,
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Ald.'Jll!'t"',,
M"nby
In
delivering
Thco.
Collar!,
r.eorge
Sutherland,
J"l?""t
(;.
V.
Wilkinson,
I.
H,
Mc-t,rpf
,r'
,,r
me
case
oi
me
ire
&
liubber
i-o.
M"01
"regory
oi
i.
Dou-all,
ArlhurltrooUbank,
F.,BB1UM
T7in1roTr'T:vlarT
Kiidey.'
Mayor
Newton,
h
Mjand
sulphur
compound
for
mak-Datr?elt
'
au'
awanled
plaintiff
.1
.
.,
M
.
the
right
to
recover
100.000
in
j
Organization
Needed
Mi(l
m
,6Su000
in
tl(Pk
,
The
uieeling
was
ojiened
by
company.
These
represented
Mayor
Newton
who,
briefh?
ex-j
j,e
amount
paid
to
(iregory
for
plaining
what
had
led
up
to
its
us
compound,
being
called,
aked
that
a
chair-!
man
be
appointed.
Aid.
Collart
and
F.
V.
Hart
moved
that
Mr.
Dybhavu
lake
the
chair.
After
doing
so,
Mr.
Dvbhavn
slated
his
agreement
with
Ihe
feeling
Ilia'
such
an
organization
was
needed
in
(he
cily.
There
had
been
similar
organization
before
but
they
had
failed
for
well
known
reasons.
He
hoped
that
Ihe
new
association
would
be
formed
along
safer
and
more
lasting
lines.
On
motion
of
Mr.
Rochester,
Mr.
llrooksbank
was
elecled
sec
retary.
Discussion
was
then
called
for
by
Hie
chair
as
to
the
udvisabilily
of
organizing.
F.
W.
Hurt
felt
that
the
properly
owner
in
the
past
had
been
too
indifferent
with
regard
lo
civic
affairs.
Every
other
city
had
its.
Properly
Owners'
Association
and
they
were
doing
good
work.
This
city
could
have
saved
perhaps
a
million
dollars
had
it
citizens
been
organized.
RECORD
CROP
AT
BALL
GAME
Number
Attending
Today
62,430
and
Takings
$201,072
Was
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
12.
The
attendance
and
receipts
at
today's
game
at
the
Yankee
stadium
broke
all
records
for
Ihe
world
series
baseball.
Otlicial
figures
show
C'.',t30
paid
admissions
with
the
receipts
20l,072.
Of
this
Ihe
baseball
commission's
share
will
be
30,I60.80;
the
players
gel
I02.51C.72.
The
Yankees'
and
Ciauls'
clubs
each
receive
$31,
183.21.
APPLES
SUCCESSFULLY
GROWN
NEAR
TERRACE
Such
an
association
should
have
Collection
of
Oravenstelns
at.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
From
Mtchaud
Ranch
Proves
It
That
apple
growing
may
be
'successfully
carried
on
in
the
Terrace
district
is
demonstrated
in
a
collection
of
fine
Oraven-sleins
which
Harry
Rochester
received
this
week
froiu
E.
F.
Michaud,
who
is
visiting
(he
city,
and
which
are
on
exhibition
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
The
apples
are
unusually
large
ones
and
are
exceptionally
firm
and
juicy
and
Mr.
Rochester,
who
lived
for
several
years
In
the
centre
of
Ihe
apple
belt
in
the
Okauagau
valley,
says
they
are
as
good,
if
not
better,
than
any
he
ever
saw
there.
The
fruit
was
grown
by
Mr.
Michaud
on
his
farm
on
Ihe
Lakels
side
of
the
Skeena
River
from
Terrace.
EXLOSION
IN
MOSCOW
MOSCOW.
Oct.
12.
At
least
twelve
persons
were
killed
and
several
score
injured
by
a
terrific
explosion
today
in
a
building
goods
store.
Olof
Hanson
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Seattle
mi
a
business
trip.