SOCIAL
L
reply.
Mr.
Clearihue
Hllaeked
Hie
eutertirle
and
Ihe
proposal
lo
DRIVER
ACQUITTED
OF
MANSLAUGHTER
KILLED
A
WOMAN
Compelled
to
Swerve
Violently
by
Oncomlnn
Car
and
Ran
on
to
Sidewalk
Mre.
Mary
Ellen
Smith
Takes.
Issue
With
Clearlhue
Over
VANCOl'VKlt.
Oct.
31
Sharif
Company
j
H.
finilth
of
Vanrouer
wa
ar-
iqu(trri
of
the
ehante
uf
loan-
MCTUHIA.
Orl."
31
-X
tfrelf4u7r.tery7reru'a"y
W
IKr
iie
debate
in
Mir
tepulaturr
llii
e.
jury
composed
of
nine
men
andf
nloti
over
Ihe
iiropoisl
Ooat
ibrre
women,
which
deliberated
j
Itsnsre
Hleel
nlsiil
i
forrhdow-
05
miiiulr.
i
rd.
In
Uie
debute
yrMrrday
Mr.
Mrs.
Catherine
lloltoii
rreelved
Mary
Ellen
Smith.
ecoitding
Ihe
jau
injuries
when
he
wa
uddrei
in
reply
lo
a
iqech
from'
niruck
by
the
auto
driven
by
the
Ihrone.
slmn-'r
crilieued
the
Smith
on
Auril
27.
An
oncom-atliluile
of
J.
H,
Clearihue.
niein-jjnj-
motor
truck
compelled
Smith
her
Jor
Melon,
who
moved
Iheju,
.wene
violently.
Hi
car
inn
up
on
the
fldewalk
where
Mrs.
lloltoii
was
standing
ale
ft
a
liovernuienl
subsidy
H,lllr't;p
UfiTFRQ'
1
1CT
Mr
Smith
rrlliciml
ClearlhueVitlllt
lUlTilW
UJl
alliludo
naylnir
thai
"knowinsi
what
the
steel
industry
means
lo
(he
country,
be
Oovernmenl
will!
not
quarrel
or
quibble
with
those
desiring
to
ive
the
industry
cliHiire
of
development."
lieallng
with
lnuniruUMi
Mrs.
SiiiIIIi
sold
Ihe
old
country
was
full
of
desirable
immigrant
to
whom
Canada
is
a
land
of
heart's
desire
hut
Ibey
must
be
made
lo
understand
thai
thev
will
be
welcome,
because
al
present
there
is
a
propaganda
of
discourace-ment
which
lend
In
keep
litem
away
GOOD
HUNTING
IN
THE
SOUTH
Two
Parties
Return
cessful
Trips
to
Bay
After
Sue-
Hartley
A
huiillnir
parly
escorted
by
Caid.
I'cle
Itorvlk.
in
Ihe
N.M.IL
relumed
to
port
this
morning
Afle
a
vorv
enjoyable
and
suc
cessful
Irin
In
Hartley
Hay,
CuimiHiMiiu
Island
and
Hanks
Island.
They
ifol
Iwo
deer
and
number
uf
irresc.
grouse'
and
duply.
The
tiarlv
ronsisled
of
C.
II.
Onne.
V..
C.
Olbbons.
Joi
Scott
and
Harry
McLeod.
The
nowcr
boat
Helhune,
Cap!
Jack
Hrudbury.
returned
lo
poll
last
iiIkIiI
having
been
down
the
coast
wild
a
party
on
a
nine
day
hunting
Dip.
The
larly
in
cluded
Hurry
lleray.
.luck
Keefe
I
Lindsay
and
J.
Thomas.
The
country
around
(iardner
Canal
and
Douglas
Channel
was
Ihorouxhly
gone
over
for
game
ii
nd
Kin
iiiii-iieliniiilM
are
loud
In
their
nraise
uf
,
the
excellent
sport
offered,
A
lutg
of
five
dee
and
a
quuntlly
of
grouse,
geese
and
iltickM
tells
lis
own
slury
of
WILL
CLOSE
TODAY
Up
to
5
O'clock
This
Afternoon
Will
be
Last
Chance
For
License
and
Householders
License
a
u
d
householders
wishing
lo
qualHy
for
the
municipal
voters'
list
have
until
5,
o'clock
Ibis
ariernooii
lo
reiris-ler
After
that
linw
it
will
be
loo
lale
for
them
lo
obtain
Unfranchise
for
the
next
civic
elec
tion.
Mayor
Newton
and
City
Irea.
....
...ii
...
,1...
nrer
Mat
irsotl
niieuueii
hi
inr
Cily
Hall
last
night
for
Uie
pur
noe
of
receiving
reiilst-allons,-
I
n
to
noon
loday
200
persons
had
registered.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HULL
IIAHIKHL
llaln;
fresh
southeast
wind;
baromeler
21.t3;
lemperaluie
15;
sea
smooth;
o
?tn
ii
in.
sooke
steamer
Anyox
3l0
miles
from
Anyox
north
h
s.an
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
(icorge
oir
unny,lslanu
northbound;
0.30
a.m.
spoke
learner
Cardena
entering
hank
Sound
soulhbnund.
Mll-
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
llaln,
calm;
ouromeler
2i:o;
Jiein
iieraluie
43;
sea
smooth.
.
..
.
..
.
i.
Dili
IY
1SLA.MI.
nam:
iresn
southeast
wind;
barometer
2l:8K
temperature
;
sea
inoderule.
Noon
ill
1.1.
HAHHOIl.
Halu,
fresh
ti.nl
beast
wind;
baromeler
2W.HH
lemperaluie
ttf;
sea
moderate.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Over
nuui
calm:
baromeler
2l.tH
IUOW,
'
.
lemoeraturc
15;
sea
smooth.
'
ikinitY
1SI.AM.
llMin;
light
,,,n,..,4l
wind:
baromeler
2U:62
i..iinirnluie
til;
sea
Noon
spoke
tug
Il
l
i
,-!!
moderate
Lome
In
Cum
BONAR
LAW
WAS
DOOMED
WHEN
HE
ACCEPTED
OFFICE
LONDON,
Oct.
31.
-It
wa
revealed
for
I
lie
first
time
yesterday
that
High!
Hon.
Andrew
Itonar
Law
wa
suffering
from
concer
of
I
he
throat
for
over
a
year
and
wa
aware
of
it
when
he
accepted
the
premiership
of
lirilaiu.
It
wan
known
only
lo
hi
most
intimate
friend.
CHECKED
UP
Notified
by
Britain
that
Separate
State
In
Germany
Not
Recognized
LONDON,
Oct,
31.
Great
Britain
has
formally
advised
France
and
Belgium
that
she
cannot
recognize
the
separatist
movement
In
Rhlneland
or
the
establishment
of
an
Individual
state
In
Cologne
or
other
of
the
occupied
areas.
OCTOBER
BUILDING
PERMITS
$4,285
Waterfront
Shlpshed,
New
Resi
dence
and
Repairs
Provided
For
In
List
Ituildiuj?
pernitlsMolallinjr
L-
85
in
value
were
issued
by
the
cily
during
Ihe
month
of
Octo
ber.
They
were
as
follows:
N.
M.
McLean,
for
frame
shlp
shed
on
Ihe
waterfront,
t,HU0
A.
J.
Lancaster,
for
dwelling
ort
Summit
Avenue.
500.
Mrs.
C.
T.
Partington,
for
re-airs
to
residence
on
Seventh
Acnue
West,
?U85.
INTERNATIONAL
RACE
MCH'IIIA,
llcl.
31
The
legislation
wli
icli
Premier
Oliver
plans
i
introduce
lo
regulate
Uie
hour
of
labor
in
Hritish
Columbia
will
apoly
only
In
lumbering
'
ami
kindred
induslries.
It
i
UU-lierslood
the
(iOVITIUIKMlt
hill
does
not
a
Uu
al
establishing
an
ci
ill
I
hour
dav
In
all
industries.
t
WINNIPEG
BLOCK
IS
SWEPT,
BY
FIRE
AND
Uie
i-ilv'n
hosine
section
U
lie
rOUONTO,
Oct.
31.
Hev.
J.
H.'
I
'
nibulL
Jair
!)l
H
!ci
,
Park
Orckhvleriaii
4tliiil-rh
here
uml
line;
SCOTLAND
WINNER
IN
COLLISION:
Collides.
With
Police
Car
and
Many
are
Injured
on
Busy
Corner
LOS
ANOELES,
Oct.
31.-Twenly-four
persons
were
in
jured,
two
fatally,
when
a
fire!
IikiC
wagon'
and
police
patrol,
holh
answering
the
same
call,
enlliitpil
at
si
hiirfi
btreel
enrner
jFIREMAN
INJURED,"ni
ral.pd
iulo
a
sloie
window
mowing
down
every
body
in
Hie
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
31.
The
wa-
Sacral
firemen
were
ilamnmnd
Hlork,
Albert
St
iH.!"'"""?
Injured,
eluding
a
large
office
and
sample
The
collision
look
place
at
room
building
in
the
centre
of""'
c""r
r.i...
n....
ing
fire.
One
fireman
snoppcr
ana
ineairr
goers
swept
swept
by
by
jwas
injured
hnd
the
occupants
of
building
were
rescued
wi
(difficulty.
REV.
J.
H.
TURNBULL
till
DIES
AT
TORONTO
Hrocdway
where
a
crowd
oi
.win-
were
al
1
lie
lime.
LAW
WILL
BE
BURIED
WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
LONDON.
Oct.
31
The
bdy
of
Andrew.
Hoilar
Law
will
be
buried
III
,
CJM
Mlllli.i.
I
.iwnr;
a.
11
r",,l..i.l
funeral
and
that
the
will
or
the
mosf
pifMnineni
a.lvocalen
irrae
r
Choirb
L
nioii.
.Iie.l
su.l.lenlv
be
somewhep
jn
Ihe
nave
of
the
lof
hearl
disease.
a?ed
52.
abbey.
RANK
OUTSIDER
WON
AGAINST
IRELAND;
THE
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
MlXOOX.
(h't.
31
The
inter-'
NT.
WMA
H
K
171.
Ocl.
3t
tr-
leairue
game
played
belween
did.
at
100
lo
7
against,
won
Scottish
and
Irish
league
football
the
Cambridgeshire
Slakes
here
teams
resulted
in
a
victor)'
Tor
tiHlay
defeating
Epinard.
thi-ee
to
Scotland
by
a
score
of
one
to
one,
by.
a
neck.
Dumas,
seven
to
nothing.
onf.
came
third.
Leader
of
Nova
Scotia
Miners
Goes
to
Prison
Two
Years
ior
Sedition
HALIFAX,
OcL
ill.
Two
year
in
Dorchester
penitentiary
ii.
..etifpiH-e
iirinioiined
this
morning
on
James
U.
Mr-
il..i.
hliiii.
former
secretary
of
the
United
.Mine
Workers
for
Dis-
fraine
trict
20,
convicted
by
the
Supreme
Court
on
a
charge
of
seditious
libel.
During
the
coal
and
slel
strike
in
Lane
Hrelon
i
last
i
July
i
i
and
August
.Maclaghlan
was
nrrcsted
on
n
charge
of
spreading
ru.
renorls
nod
his
colleague.
Daniel
Livingstone,
president
of
Ihe
orgauitation,
was
also
arrested,
charged
jointly
Maclachluu
with
conspiracy.
LivingstUne
has
not
yet
been
tried.
SCHOONERS
CALLED
0FFjScflrce
Jm
mim
pomds
HALIFAX.
Oct.
3t.
Today
s
international
fisher
m
e
u
'
s
schoonei
race
was
called
off
several
hours
aOer
lhe.
vvvels
had
started
because
of
lack
'of
wind
and
Ihe
impo8sibility
of
finishing
within
the.
time
limit.
BIRTHS
A
daughler
was
born
at
Ihe
licinMiil
Hospital
this
morning
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Marenlelte,
lTflh
Avenue
West.
A
son
was
bom
at
the
General
Hospital
on
October
30
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Wicks,
Seventh
Avenue
West.
CABINET
RESIGNS
LISHON,
Oct.
ul
The
Portuguese
cabinet
resigned,
today
It
is
announced.
Eulniuribe
for
the
Dally
News.
of
Halibut
Marketed
During
October
Owing
to
Bad
Weather
ni.r,.vne:ilile
rishiiiir
weather
prevailing
during
almost
with
entire
month,
caused
the
total
halibut
landings
hero
in
October
to
be.
lower
than
usual
at
1,811,
100
pounds.
be.venly-three
American
bouts
landed
a
total
of
l,t70,l00
pounds
and
seventy
six
Canadians,
S7:i,S00
ihiiiiuIs.
The
total
was
320,000
pounds
less
than
that
for
October
lust
year.
2,101,100
pounds,
and
270,-r.00
less
pounds
than
the
tidal
for
September,
which
was
2,111,-(100
pounds.
The
highest
price
paid
during
the
month
went
to
Hie
Atncri-can
schooner
E.
NelUou
which
marketed
0,500
pound
on
Oclo.lHsh
&
Cold
storage
wo.
I...
.
on
fur
l3.1e
and
t
e.
T
ie
uanagian
lowest
price.
13c
und
We,
was
paid
for
two
small
Canadian
catches
yesterday.
Today's
arrivals
and
sales;
American
lleliance
No.
1,
1,000
pounds,
and-
Sadie
K.,
5,500
pounds,
at
15.l)o
and
Vut
to
the
Canadian
1
1.000
oounds.
at
1
U
Colored
Lady
is
Given
Six
Months
for
Selling
Whiskey
-Admitted
Having
Sold
Beer
.May
Huger,
colored,
1)13
Third
Avenue
West,
was
found
guilty
this
murniug
by
Magistrate
ilcGlynioiit
on
a
charge'-o.f
selling
in
toxica
ting
liquor
to
wit
whiskey,
and
was
sentenced
to
ix
mouths'
imprisonment
al
Okalla
Prison
Farm.
Constables
Slewart.
Buggies
and
Huggard
of
the
provincial
drv
siiuad
tes
tified
that
she
sold
whiskey
and
beer
to
them
in
the
form
Vf
drinks.
Accused
admitted
the
selling
of
beer
but
denied
that
she
had
sold
whiskey.
W.
E.
Fisher
conducted
the
prosecution
and
Milton
Gonzales
appeared
for
the
defence.
The
hearing
of.
the
case
look
lime
in
up
i
lie
most
or
i
tie
the
pidice
court
this
iiiorniiif,'.
Constable
Stewart,
principal'
witness
for
the
crown,
told
of
gointo
Ihe
premises
of
accused
on
October
o
al
9:i0
p.m.
in
e
pany
with
Constables
Hug-pies
ami
Huijard
and
four
other
men.
Al
first
witness
gave
Ihe
addres
as
818
Eraser
Street
but
later
corrected
himself
and
said
I
hat
it
w
as
IH3
Third
Avenue
West.
Counsel
for
the
defence
objected"
lo
Ihe
etiief
of
police
making
a
su??estion
to
witness
as
lo
the
correction.
Constable,
Slewarl
I
lieu
went
'
on
and
told
of
eifthl
drinks
being
served
twice
by
accused.
Constable
Hupgard
for
"
the
'ur
'
firsl
round
and
wit-
lu
II
1
!.!!.
.1
II.
l..l..
I'""'
i..,,,
LWEi
,V':Yf'q4e,wr,rlhe.-1.wnd--The-price
'will
be
cwnaTed
Iwfore
Hie
...
.
,.
....
.
t
having
been
paid
in
each
cae.
Witness
and
Huggard
drank
Scotch
andIlu?gles,
beer.
Cross
Examined
Cross-exaininirigr.
Mr.
Conzalen
tested
Hie
evidence
of
the
witness
and
asked
htm
if
be
was
quite
clear
as
to
all
Dial
had
hapened.
It
was
also
brought
out
in'
the
i.pf,.tf.ATuriiiiiiilifiii
Hint
u'tllie
lin.l
Itinieit
:i
iru
in
lo
urnisPil'K
Ibelweeil
I
.
.
.......
.
.
.
-
-
i
place
in
order
to
purchase
a
bottle
but
had
been
unable
lo
do
so.
While
he
was
satisfied
with
the
evidence
obtained
in
buying
drinks,
witness
admitted
that
it
would
strengthen
the
case
to
set
a
bottle.
That
was
why
he
had
relumed.
Men
with
which
wi(iies-s
was
associated
m
the
obtaining
of
evidence
had
also
desired
lo
return
lo
the
place
for
they
were
always
wanting
drink.
Witness
was
advised
by
the
majislrale
lo
give
straight
answer
and
avoid
evasion.
In
examination
and
cross
examination,
Constables
Huggles
and
Huggard
largely
corroborated
the
evidence
of
Slewart,
although
some
details
as
to
sub
sequent
visits
and
the
purpose
thereof
did
not
entirely
In
Own
Defense
Accused,
on
the
box,
admitted
selling
beer
but
denied
selling
whiskey.
She
remembered
the
detective
coining
to
her
place.
One
of
the
detectives
had
bad
a
botlle
in
his
pocket
and
she
asked
him
why
he
wanted
another.
Constable
Slewarl
had
followed
her
around
and
begged
her
lo
sell
him
a
botlle
of
whiskey
saying
that
he
would
pay
any
price
for
it.
She
never
sold
whiskey
and
she
knew
that
ii,
'by
doing
so
she
might
get
six
HI-.
,
.
...
..
.i...
i.i.ai:....
mom
lis.
l
w
ire
me
urutinrf
had
come
back
and
had
tried
in
Ihe
worst
way
to
buy
a
botlle
but
all
Ibey
got
from
her
she
said
was
beer.
Under
cross
examination
by
Mr.
Fisher,
accused
admitted
that
she
had
become
suspicious
when
she.
had
seen
Huggle
already
had
a
bottle.
Other
Witnesses
Intending
lo
call,
them
as
wit-
mwi
He.
and
Iliiiao.
800
pounds,
nesses
tor
the
defence,
Mr.
uon
......
....
.-v
.
-
.-i
...
..
II
.
..
.
had
accompanied
the
deleclUx-,
knowing
they
were
dHectiSW,
had
volunteered
their
assistance.
The
oilier
two
.were
in
the
employ
of
Ihe
detectives.
Mr.
Fisher
volunteered
to
produce
these
men
as
witnesses
if
the
defence
so
desired
but
he
declined
to
divulpe
their
names
in
advance
of
Iheir
appearance.
Mr.
fioiizales
then
closed
the
defence
and
argument
of
counsel
followed.
MEXICO
CITY
HOWLING
MOB
IS
FIRED
ON
One
Deputy
Killed
by
Police
When
Free
Fight
Taking
Place
Between
Factions
MEXICO
CITY,
Ocl.
31.
One
deputy
was
killed
when
rioting
broke
out
in
Ihe
chamber
of
deputies
the
resuH
of
a
quarrel
Uuerista
and
Callista
factions
in
the
lobbies.
(Joe
Uuerista
named
Zetina
was
killed
when
Ihe
police
fired
inlo
ITie
howling
mob
of
deputies
who
fought
with
sticks
and
canes
and
were
brandishing
revolvers.
B.C
LEGISLATURE
PASSES
RESOLUTION
BONAR
LAW
DECEASE
V1CTOUIA,
Oct.
31
The
Legislature
yesterday
recorded
its
;rejj
gret
at
the
death
of
llonar
Lawi
in
a
resolution
proposed
by
thfi?
premier
and
seconded
by
Hour-is
D.
McLean.
'Ihe
resolution
readr
"That
this
House
desires
to
plaou
on
record
its
appreciation
of
th&
splendid
service
rendered
the
Empire
by
the
lale
Right
Horn,
Itonar
Law
and
its
regret
al
MtU
removal
by
death,
EDMONTON
MAN
FOUND
IS
DEAD
AT
VICTORIA
SHOT
WITH
REVOLVER
VICTORIA,
Oct.
31.
Found
dead
in
a
room
In
a
down
town
hotel,
Ihe
body
of
a
man
beliefe'd"
to
be
C.
Wilson
of
the
firm
'-of-Carroll,
Wilson
&
Co.,
of
Edition
Ion,
was
found
with
a
revolver
bullet
wound
in
hi
bead
and
(lie
weapon
clutched
in
bis
right
hand.
ut
lie
and
Wc,
lo
the
i;anauiau
zaie
usmn
ur
um
num
vi
...u.m(.
()cai
compuuy.
t'i.ii
Cold
Storaire
Co.
oilier
men
who
bad
been
with
'M
new
head
of
Ihe
rout
Alliance,
2,000
pounds,
at
lie
and
10c,
lo
the
Allin
fisheries.
The
total
Tor
the
dify'wns
23,-
NEW
LEADER
FOR
LOCAL
COMPANY
GIRL
GUIDES
Prince
Rupert
girl
guides
have
a
new
leader.
Al
a
meeting
of
Jlie.
Prince
Ruport
Olrl
Ouides
Association
yesterday,
Mrs.
A.
V.
(Ireen
wa
appointed
gulder
lo
the
detectives.
Afler
explanations
pany
Is
a
comparatively
new
ar-had
been
made
by
Mr.
Fisher
and
rival
in
Ihe
city.
She
1
a
iler.
Coimlable
Slewart,
it
developed
In-law
to
Mr;
Hubert
Ward
and
that
two
of
the
fou,r
men
vlto
lie
la
Weitvitw.
i
IV
51923
.1.
iTH
rats
Whan
Ymi
Wul
A
MEW
1
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Ave.
99
The
Latest
in
Jlcstaurants.
iR
a
tuny
Private
Boxes
for
Ladle
Phone
ami
Party
Use.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Food.
Best
Service.
win
ana
mm
mrnrv
ice
Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
Lmmm
In
the
City.
lUtea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL.
XIII,
NO.
257.
f
HINGE
IIL'PEKT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBEH
3,
1023.
VMUrOr'l
Cif
filiation
1MI
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ILS.
BE
GIVEN
THE
RIGHT
OF
SEARCH
NOVA
SCOTIA
LABOR
AGITATOR
FINDS
HIMSELF
IN
PENITENTIARY
TODAY
Terms
of
Treaty
with
United
States
Presented
to
Imperial
Conference
by
Lord
Curzon
LONDON,
OcL
a
I.
Final
Irrnis
which
form
Hie
bai
fori
llic
Anglo-American
treaty
lu
enable
the
lutli-r
country
Ui
cop'
with
rum
running
along
the
American
coast
were
formully
pre-i
MMited
to
Uie
Imperial
Conference
by
Lrd
Curzon
this
afternoon.
Th
term
of
Hie
treaty
follow:
1.
The
United
Slutes
authorities
have
Uie
riglil
lo
search
any
British
ship
wiUnn
Hie
twehe
mile
limit
suspected
of
currying
liquor
for
smuggling
purjHie.
2.
Tlie
Lulled
Htate
will
formally
affairm
by
Irealy
Uie
riuciple
of
llr
three
mile
limit
for
territorial
waler.
IX,
British
liip
have
Uie
right
to
carry
liquor
under
seal
inlo
the
territorial
water
of
Ihe
I'nilcd
Slate.
COAST
RANGE
STEEL
COMES
INTO
DEBATE
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
IS
PROPOSED
IN
I.IIMRRR
FIRE
WAGON
IN
industry
of
B.c.j
LOS
ANGELES
IS
It