WMn
Vm
Want
A
he
TAXI
BOSTON
new
GRILL
99
Third
Ave.
n
a
hurry
The
Laic!
in
Restaurants.
PkuM
Private
Iloxes
for
Ladies
and
party
Use.
Beet
Oar
and
Best
Servloe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bast
Food.
Stat
Service.
In
Ui
City.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
lo
the
Boston."
H
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
J
VOL.
MIL,
NO,
255.
GERMAivi
CANADIAN
Plundering
and
Violence
has
Become
General
Throughout
the
Ruhr:
Bavaria
Holds
to
Republic
DUtfHF.LDOllF.
Oct.
211.
suddenly
liecouM!
o
Keucral
ami
Ixilli
Hit
French
anil
Herman
aulliorilits
ure
beginning
to
realize
that
something
ilrastie
must
be
done
to
remove
Hie
economic1
riiiifi
Immediately.
Pillaging
or
More
continued
Saturday!
mglil
in
the
suburbs
regardless
of
Hie
curfew
law
and
molis
v-r-
mi
rananl
yesterday
tliat
Ilic
l)lcllorf
olicr,
who
have
been
disarmed,
ilare
not
enter
the
district
o
face
the
iool-rs,
who
carry
modern
rifle.
pistol
and
ham
grenade.
.Several
were
MINISTER
HERE
FLYING
VISIT
Hon.
Jacques
Bureau,
Minister
or
Customs,
Inspects
City
and
j
Leaves
ior
boum
supremacy
for
the
Oernian
llu.
On
Saturday
evening
Hon.
Jao-
public
throuBhf.ul
the
fierman
ur
llureau
minister
of
rulnin.
(nlr.
when
he
ordered
the
ISa-ai-eoiiipnled
by
Dmiiiioner
of
jvartan
SttrialUt-ComnuinUl
jrov.
Custom
Farrow
arrived
in
the
eminent
to
disband
and
restore
nly
and
left
for
Vancouver
laolUierinan
authority
in
llavaria.
ni-lit
after
spending
om
liinej
JMljffflj
Oct.
9.
Premier
seeing
the
elly.
I'rrd
thrk'dFoxe
ZncrTtf'tlie
nrViy
Yornird"
re-
he
dUllugiiUhrd
visitor
around
the
city
and
ihey
rxprced
much
urprlr
at
the
Mir
of
the
city
and
particularly
al
I
he
cold
tor-a(re
plant
which
Ihey
inspected.
Mr
llureau
reiAelled
being
unable
!
remain
over
Ion?
enough
lo
meet
any
of
I
he
local
public
li:hlie
hul
he
wa
making
a
hurried
trip
and
whi
bound
lo
leave
for
be
south
on
lh"
steamer
lal
mailt.
LEGISLATURE
OPENED
TODAY
VICTOItlA,
Oil.
20.
Hie
Legislature
opened
fornl.illy
Hil
afternoon
by
Lieutenant
(iover-nor
Nirholl
nud
prcpaallon
are
being
made
to
forward
business
wi
that
eteryl"lK
"'ay
f
Ira
red
up
before
the
Christmas
holiday.
J.
II.
Clrarihtir,
member
for
Victoria,
I
lo
move
the
address
In
r-nly
lo
the
speech
from
the
-
-
-
III..
famou
lUIIH'U!.
mill
cancer
1
I
-n
i
niiii-i
linn
ll.rone
and
I
vnl
I
econded
..,
c,K.fk
,(C
Mr-.
Mary
Mini
Smith.
Moth
H
r
lt.
vnw
,r,IIti
malaiy
8lve
addree
reviewing
general
from
wijpi
which
the
former
j
rv
coiidillon
ami
mentioiiluir
(he
policy
of
(he
governinenl.
The
biir
Kpeerhe
will
be
delivered
a
little
later
by
Hie
premier
ami
the
leader
of
the
oppoxiliou
and
the
ilehalc
will
prnhaldy
lal
Into
next
Week.
New
Legltlatlon
The
prech
fnnn
the
throne
Toreraoted
the
inlrodticiuK
of
n
bill
providing
for
more
efficient
organization
and
retaliation
of
I
Ik-
provincial
police,
llov
1-Ioim
of
the
latutcH
liava
been
completed
and
a
bill
confirmin?
(he
same
will
be
preenled.
Other
bill
will
be
those
regulallnir
the
hour
of
labor
in
certain
Industrie
and
one
lo
provide
for
a
more
equitable
distribution
of
representation
in
the
Lewlslallve
Assembly,
REPARATIONS
INQUIRY
MAY
NEVER
BE
HELD
LONDON,
Oct.
20.
-lleserva.
liniiA
which
President
Poincaro
al
laches
lo
I
he
French
assent
lo
Die
proposed
reparation
inquiry
Is
regarded
by
London
newspapers
as
making
the
holding
of
a
conference
very
problematical.
6uburlba
or
ta
Dally
.Now
FISHING
SCHOONER
WINS
FIRST
Plundering
and
violence
have
menacim:
IhruiiahoiiL
Ituhr
that
Lilleil
or
wounded
n
rrnijilit.
The
plunderer
emptied
a
large
liquor
tore
in
the
Kneller-
:lrau
in
the
night
and
dawn
found
doi'ii
of
nen
and
women
and
children
scanned
alonfr
the
street
apparently
dead.
An
ex-
animation
dUHo.ed
that
all
ofl
M.,
wrr
,rUnk.
I
HKIlLIX.
Oft.
?.
Chancellor
Slresemaun
attempted
to
reaain
Ipublir
of
llavaria
slates
that
the
Saxon
ministry
ha
voted
to
ignore
tilianeellor
Slrcscmann'
ul-limatuin
and
the
Ilavarlau
republic
will
continue.
Soldiers
Seize
Government
LONDON.
Ocl.
20.
Herman
soldier
today
entered
the
Saxon
parliament
building
In
Dresden
and
arreslrd
a
number
of
communist,
some
of
whom
were
member
of
the
Diet
and
other
leader
of
Hie
communist
parly.
a
a
despatch
from
llrrliu.
On
order
from
the
central
government
al
Merlin
member
of
the
Saxony
cabinet
were
dismissed
from
ofllcc,
BONAR
LAW
IS
FAILING
FAST
AND
RECOVERY
IS
DESPAIRED
BY
FRIENDS
LONDON.
Ocl.
2l.
The
condition
of
former
Premier
llonar
Law
I
becoming
fnrrcasingly
serious.
Sir
Thoma
llurder.
I
he
specialist
ha
ht
sulferlinr
anjl
his
friends
des
pair
of
his
recovery.
Thoe
who
have
een
him
lalely
say
lie
has
failed
greatly.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
lo
Mr.
ami
Mr.
It.
IL
Public-over.
Seventh
Ave.
Vel.
at
thedeneral
Hospital
on
October
,.'rt.
B.C.
GETS
TEN
GOLD
MEDALS
FOR
APPLES
MANCHESTER
VICTOIIIA.
Ocl.
llrillsli
Columbia
apples
made
prelty
much
of
a
clean
sweep
at
the
Imperial
fruit
show
al
Man
Chester
which
opened
Saturday,
it
was
announced
in
a
cable
message
lo
the
minister
of
agriculture
from
Agent
(Jeneral
Wade.
llritish
Columbia
captured
ten
out
of
aixleen
gold
medals
in
competition
wllh
apples
from
every
pari
of
the
llritish
Ktnplro.
I'll
INCH
IlL'l'KHT,
H.U..
MONDAY,
OCTOBER'
2,
1023.
OUSTS
COMMUNIST
GOVERNMENT
OLE
MARTINSON
18
SENT
TO
JAIL
FOR
:
SIX
MONTHS
HARD
I
Failiu?
to
etablih
an
alibi
llii
afleruoou
Ole
Martinson,
wa
convicted
by
Magistrate
McClymout
in
Hie
police
court'of
selling
intoxicating
liquor
illegally'
and
wa
eentenced
lo
six
months
imprisonment
at
Okalla
with
hard
labor.
The
wilnees
heard
this
afleruoou
were
James
:!
Hunter
and
the
accused.
t
!
"eeeei4"
RESIDENCE
OF
J.
ROWAT
Lord
1
1
are
wood
is
Princess
in-law.
li
rAKlLl
UtalKUItUiHiid
not
to
fresh.
This
is
the
Defective
Electric
Wiring
Be
lleved
Cause
of
Fire
Which
Occurred
Saturday
Evening
Defective
eleclric
wiring
is
believed
lo
have
been
the.
cause
of
a
fire
which
caused
damage
estimated
at
M0(l
to
the
residence
owned
and
occupied
by
Joseph
Jtowal,
717
Sixth
Avenue
Vel,
at
11.30
o'clock
Saturday
eveuiiu.
The
tia.-einent
anil
altic
was
gulled
and
oilier
parts
ot
I
he
house
suffered
from
the
effects
of
water
and
were
scorched.
Mr.
How
at
left
the
house
about
8
o'clock
and
the
alarm
was
turned
In
by
neighbors.
When
the
fire
department
arrived,
the
flame
had
obtained
a
kom
grip
and
were
starting
lo
come
through
the
sides
of
the
house.
The
inaccessibility
of
Hie
place
also
caused
delay
in
veiling
(he
conflagration
under
con
I
rid.
There;
had
been
no
slove
ul-
slde
of
an
electric
one
ued
dur
ing
Hie
evening
.so
the
wiring
was
tield
responsible
lor
llio
outbreak.
The
residence
was
an
old
one
and
was
partly
insured.
JACK
STENYER
GETS
BAIL
PENDING
APPEAL
Francois
Lake
Rancher
Released
on
$5,000
Personal
Security
and
Two
Sureties
of
$1,000
Each
Word
has
reached
Ihe
cily
thai
Jack
II.
Slauyer,
Francois
Lake
rancher,
who
was
sentenced
recently
by
Judge
Young
In
serve
one
year
al
Okalla
Prison
for
shooting
with
intent
to
do
grievous
bodily
barm
lo
.
In.
speclor
A.
K.
Acland,
H.C..M.P.
and
Provincial
Constable
P.
Chit,
has
been
granted
bail
by
Chief
Justice
Mucdohald
oT
Vic
toria
pending
tin
appeal.
n
has
regained
his
liberty
for
the
time
being
oil'
$5,000
his
own
.security
attij(lwp
sureties
of,
$1,000
each.
Slliarl
Henderson"
represented
Slayner
and
W.
1).
Carlerrdepuly
attorney
general,
appeared
on
Hie
bail
application.
SUBMARINE
SANK
PANAMA,
Oct.
20.
Three
member
of
the
crew
of
Ihe
U.S.
Submarine,
five
.were
drowned
yesterday
when
the
vessel
sank
in
collision
with
a
steamer
at
the
Atlantic
entrance
lo
the
Pauumu
Canal.
lTwo
Cents
United
Applies
only
to
not
to
Fresh
The
new
'2c
tariff
uti
American
liulibul
passing
through
('
...(..
i...l
o.iiu-;..fT
I
cinU.
.nitJiu.
....I.-
i..
r
......
t:.
slnot.ers
rsreivVd
lhi
this
niorniiiir
morning
customs
uffu-JLAiMhis
noint.
.
.
.
.
fTiitrri
i
hji
l
irn
rnif
n
i
American
halibut
as
may
be
in
cold
storage
here.
,vmcia
constable
from
Uncou-
his
getaway
by
climbing
through
lidding
on
Ihe
Fish
Kxchatige
t!,i
morning
was
back
to
Hit-,er
,f
';"""''
"
nJ
a
porthole
at
Ocean
Falls
while
old
basis.
Prices
dropped
considerably
but
tins
was
due
tu
llieir"'",T
.u"
.,
.
fv,.n,.n!r
.
rtiM
custodian.
Special
Constable
fact
that
there
was
a
ood
supplyi
....
I
offered,
Ihe
total
for
the
day
1-
be
ing-
23t,mnt
pounds,
IU
1,000
pounds
of
whirh
was
American
and
the
balance,
10,'joo
jxiunds,
Canadian.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
'
Pioneer,
58.noO
pounds,
at
lt.tc
and
tOc.
to
the
Allin
an1
Itoyal
Fisheries.
Vansee.
52.000
pounds,
al
ll.lc
and
Ve,
to
the
Pacific
fisheries.
Sitka,
00.000
pounds,
at
lie
and
Dc,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
Hooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
(ira
lilts,
K.000
V'ximts.
and
Iteliance.
6,000
pounds,
at
15c
and
He.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
At
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Livingstone,
21.000
pounds;
Hippo,
10,000
pounds,
and
Foodie.
3,200,
al
13c
and
'Jc.
to
Hie
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co,
Torberg,
500
pounds,
at
13-s
and
Pc,
to
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
W.
and
F,
0,000
pounds,
al
13c
and
'Jc,
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries,
PROVINCE
INVITED
TO
SHOW
AT
SPOKANE
VICTOHIA,
Ocl.
2t.
llritish
Columbia
has
been
invited
to
lake
part
in
Ihe
Pacific
Northwest
Potato
show
lo
be
held
al
Spokane.
November
20,
lo
23.
This
show
is
financed
entirely
by
Ihe
Spokane
chamber
of
commerce
and
C.
Tire,
Ihe
H.G.
potato
experts
is
the
llritish
Columbia
director.
Canadian
Fishing
Schooner
Blue
Nose
Beat
United
States
UUrUl't
eircuUtt
1721.
RACE
OF
Mary's
father-
States
Tariff
Ftozen
Fish
and
Halibut
from
here
information
thai
local
"haiit.ni
'.
from
from
M.
M.
L.
U
Sten.
htet.
United
Lmled
Mate
Slates
.Such
beimr
the
case
iL.il.Mwii.it
.
.
'
j
.
.iiiii
win
iiiiiiii
11111
111
aiii-ii
-
-
---.
.
-
-
MAYORALTY
CANDIDATES
Aid.
Stephens
and
Aid.
Col-lart
are
Definitely
In
Field
Two
definite
announcements
of
candidature
for.
the
mayoralty
were
made
today.
They
were
from
Aid.
Stephens
and
Aid.
Co
1
1
art,
both
of
whom
stated
their
Intentions
on
being
questioned
by
the
Dally
News.
It
Is
also
understood
that
Mayor
Newton
will
seek
reelection
and
Aid.
Maedonald
Is
also
mentioned
as
a
possibility.
Aid.
George
Munro
said
this
afternoon
that
he
had
not
yet
given
the
matter
his
consideration.
SALMON
CANNING
OVER
FOR
YEAR
Queen
Charlotte
Plants
Last
'
Operating
Closed
Down
on
Wednesday
Salmon
canning
actisities
iu
District
No.
2
are
now
finished
xor
me
season,
me
iwnnniou;o
t,
,llBnl
,
qiu.sljn.
risneries
oince
reports,
ine
lasl
canneries
running
,were
those
on
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
which
closed
last
Wednesday.
Challenger,
Columbia;
Today
-
HAI.IKAN",
Oct
.211.
The
Hlue
Nose,
Ihe
Uanudian
fishing
schooner,
holder
of
the
international
fishermen's
trophy,
today
won
the
first
of
a
series
of
race
for
the
championship
against
Ihe
American
cliullengsr
Columbia.
Ten
minutes,
ufter
the
start
the
Hlue
Nose
was
three
lengths
ahead
and
one
hour
nfler
the
start
Hie
Hlue
Nose
was
tnaintaiu
-
ing
the
lead
by
tiuir
u
mile.
Shortly
nfler,
however,
it
looked
like
anybody's
race.
The
Columbia
was
nbeant
of
the
Hlue
Xose
vvilli
the.
defender
half
a
mile
to
windward.
Thru
a
huurs
turd
fifteen
minute
after
thu
start
the
sehoon
-
or.
ttrw
yiue
Uv't
uuJ
ue.k.
for'the
fourth
murk.
tr.t
Ult
tZ.
SERIES
OFF
HALIFAX
EVIDENCE
IN
LIQUOR
CASE'
Three
Provincial
Police
Officers
Give
Evidence
Against
Ole
Martinson
OTHER
CASES
SET
Bottle
of
Spey
Royal
Cost
Purchaser
Eight
Dollars
at
Clifton
Rooms
I
be
charge
of
selling
liquor"
,..
,
.
.,
,,
to
.
.
refuse
permit
the
reparations
.i
i
i.-
'
against
Ole
Martinson
resulting
.
.
,.
-
,,.,
,
,
,
..
.
..
...
i
..
commission
to
be
divested
of
any
'
from
the
recent
activities
in
the
,.,,
.,
....
.
,
.
,,
,
,
,
.
,,.
auluorily
or
replaced
by
any
cily
of
liquor
board
officer
was
.
'
,,i,
...
,
.,
,
,
...
.
.,
,.
lolher
body.
Mmultaneously
the
prweeded
with
in
'Hie
ci
y
po
i?e
French
.....,
.
,
.
...
,,Lr.i
i
government
announced
before
moot
this
moruiuc.
All
the
evi--deuce
for
the
prosecution
was
I
lakeu
and
adjournment
r;as
made
I
till
this
afternoon
when
James
litmler
will
be
railed
by
the
defence.
In
the
absence
of
City
Solicitor
K.
F".
Jones
in
the
south.
I
V.
K.
Fisher
appeared
for
I
he
proseeulion.
Martinson,
who
was
not
represented.
by
counsel,
is
attempting
lo
prove
an
alibi
for
himself.
Three
-dry
squad
operators
testified
that
they
had,
l"?l'l
liquor
from
him.
.
.....
....
..
rirsb
r,rr
witness
I.
J2!Y!ln.e.'til
lu
V-
,riii
iiiii
nue
-
TirriiA
n
tuu
o
i
nu
-
-
-
-
"""''
v
wn.
"c
"an
jp"
I
met
him
at
the
clnli
in
the
Iluval
Hotel.
Together
wUh
Constables.
Crate
has
not
yet
returned
to
the
Stewart
and
llugzard
and
two
'city.
oilier
men.
witness
ami
accused)
1
proceeded
in
accused's
car
to
IMDCDIAI
rAUTCDEXirC
the
Clifton
lloonvs,
818
Fraser
St.j
lilll
ClUAL
lUNrtKLNlt
They
went
to
the
apartment
of
one
named
Hilly
Hen
and
three
rounds
of
drinks
were
served.
Witness
asked
Hilly
Ben
for
a
bottle
lml
he
said
that
he
did
not
have
any.
Accused
volunteered
to
j
get
a
bottle
but
said
that
it.
LONDON,
Ocl.
20.
Afler
some
would
cosl
$8.
Witness
gave
ac-jdays
respite
Ihe
Imperial
Con-disc!
two
5
bills
which
he
ference
again
today
resumed
placed
011
a
table
saying
hejsiltings.
The
principal
business
"
would
return
with
a
liottle.
Ac-
to
be
discussed
this
week
is
the
cused
left,
at
10.30
and
relumed
'question
of
the
status
of
Kast
about
ten
miuiile
later,
picked
up:
Indians
in
Ihe
Kin
pi
re
and
the
the
Iwni
5-
billsi
handed
over
a
'quest
ion
of
participation
by
the
bollle
of
Ollhey'.s
Spey
Scotch
Dominions
in
Hie
llritish
foreign
whiskey
and
gave
two
$1
bills
as
policy.
'
change.
Tlie
bottle
was
opened!
'Every
effort
is
being
made
and
there
was
a
round
of
drinks
clear
away
remaining
business-after
which
wilnes
left
for
his
before
Ihe
dale
of
the
opening
hotel
where
the
bottle
was
sealed
uf
Parliament
on
November
13.
and
nrarkvl
with
Hie
name,
of,
-';
accused
together
with
the
initials
Martinson's
car
had
been
repaired
of
witness
and
Constable
Slewart
on
Ihe
night
in
question
or
tliere-
and
Huggard.
iluess
idenlified
the
bottle
produced
in
court.
Accused
asked
witness
if
he
was
sure
that
II
was
he
(Martin
son
1
who
had
Iteen
Willi
turn
on
the
niylit
in
question.
Witness
replied
that
he
was
sure
and
Martinson
then
indicated
that
he
would
call
James
Hunter
to
testify
t
tint
he
(accused)
was
working
on
his
car
in
Hunter's
shop
Corroborate
First
Constables
Stewart
and
was!
p
u
1
ia-
-.-veivv
""'vo
i
corroborative
in
every
Jet
ail
loj
Mamie
linger,
charged
witl
dial
of
IliiKgles.
Chief
Vicker
selling
intoxicating
-liquor,
Weii-5
also
testified
to
making
Martin-'nesday
morning,
son's
arrest
on
warrant
on
Oito-I
Tom
Pong,
charged
with
sell,
her
21.
ling
intoxicating
liquor,
Tuesday
There
was
an
adjournment
of
morning,
ten
minutes
in
order
to
have!
Peggy
Stevens,
charged
with
I
James
Hunter
appear
but
he
was
um
lo
tie
round,
instead
Puny
Mauel,
Hunter's
apprentice,
took
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FRANCEHOLDS
OUT
AGAINST
A
REDUCTION
Will
Insist
on
Pound
of
Flesh
In
Dealings
With
Germany;
No
Reduction
In
Debt
PAItIS,
Oct.
Premier
Pi'incare
said
in
a
speech
at
Sani-
..I......
L
I
II.
I.
f.
that
France
will
refuse
to
agree
to
any
reduction
of
llie
Ovnnan
war
debt.
UNABLE
TO
FIND
ESCAPED
PRISONER
.
.u
trace
ha
yet
been
round
of
Carl
tiuslavenseh,-.
a
provincial
police
prisoner1,
who
escaped
from,
the
Union
steamer
Cardena
last
week
while
he
was
on
his
way
south
to
Okalla
prison
farm
to
serve
nine
months
tor
Having
.stolen
uoo.1
in
.
hi
possession.
i;i
.'inv
anan
.
n
t.r.o
t
i
wwx
miu
sm
-
'
-
i
mm
(ieorge
iraie,
was
in
wie
unuiiij
--tl....n
Imlnir
.linnur
liin.igl.1.
Business
Resumed
Today,
the
Question
of
Status
of
East
Indians
Belnn
Up
for
Discussion
about.
Other
Cases
The
following
dales
were
set
for
the
hearing
of
oilier
charge
made
through
,
the
activities
01
(It?
government
officers:
Jack
Zarelli,
charged
with
sell
ing
beer
at
the
Loggers
Club,
2.30
this
aHernoon.
Dick
Duller
.charged
similarly,
after
the
Zarelli
trial.
Owen
F'lsher,
charged
with
keeping
intoxicating
liquor
for
Hug-;sale,
Wednesday.
Two
witnesses
for
defence
are
out
bunting.
selling
intoxicating
liquor.
Mini
day
rext.
Owing
to
the
condition
of
accused,
her
case
Is
being
(the
stand.
Her
testified
that
Mar-Uakeu
up
-with
the
Attorney
Oen-
linson
hail
spent
an
entire
even-'eral
by
City
Solicitor
Jones,
ing
about
October
9
In,
the
re-
Hail
In
all
cases
was
renewed
as
pair
shop
working
on
his
car.
He
before.
jwas
not
.positive
of
Ihe
date,
how-l
II.
T.
Cross,
analylst,
told
the
ever,
though
Hinder
would
pro-
court
that
ho
had
examined
eight
Jbably
have
a
record
of.
tho
time,
sample
submitted
by
the
police
Adjournment
was
then
made
iu
connection
with
tho
case$.
until
8.30
this
afternoon
to
hear
lleer
had
gone
over
7
per
cent
Hunter's
evidence
and
that
of
a
ami
whiskey
over
75
per
cent.
'mau
named
lleale.
at
whose
shoo
This
evidence
,
was
admitted
by
ivpairiti;
shop'
tho
curtains
af.lfemlin
.ounst1.