Whan
Yn
Want
A
TAXI
She
r
BOSTON
NEW
GRILL
99
Third
Av.
id
a
hurry
The
Latest
in
Itestaurants.
Phene
Private
Hoses
for
Ladies
and
Party
Use.
Beet
Oar
and
Bast
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Beat
Food,
Beat
Service,
In
tha
Oliy.
Rates
Reasonable
"Take
Her
to
the
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
VOL,
Mil;,
.NO.
-19,
GERMANY
SEEMS
TO
BE
ABOUT
BREAKING
UP
BIOLOGICAL
SUBSTATION
LIKELY
TO
s
BE
ESTABLISHED
HERE
BEFORE
LONG
Rhineland
Breaks
Away
from
Germany
And
Republic
Declared
AIX
l..-ClliPPELLK.
O.
I.
Leo
Derken,
untl
Dr.
(iiillmrdl.
yesterday
proi
luimed
Ilium-laud
;
republic.
Nut
u
drop
if
liluiid
was
-h-d
although
Die
sepai
.i-
i;
M
Uuk
Oscssioii
of
the
city
hall
and
various
public
buildings
j
nd
contract
public
sen
ire.
;
Tli
regular
olne
ranged
lhernclcs
on
Hie
sole
of
the!
rpuldir.
which
i
now
makuiK
il
regime
effccliv
throughout
j
irtually
Hit
entire
zone
occupied
y
Prance
and
Helgiiuii.
I
Joseph
Mulllo'".,
separatist
leader.
ha
set
lip
general
li
-.id-
!
MORE
HALIBUT
REACHES
PORT
''
Weather
Better
on
Banks-Prices
Still
Hleh
but
Declined
Thle
Wornlna
earlier
ha
uii.i
mnl
mi
Hie
I
...i'jil
hank
and
I
In-
total
of
c
ul
ill
Hie
I
ih
KiHiaiitf"
s
tii'irtnntf
i;;.iioo
ihiuimI
.
us-
hiyher
Ihan
fr
efral
ilayx
C.iiiieiueiilly.
lite
prire.
itU
tll
COI
llerlilifvl
;
!;ed
Ui
wrek.
Ini
tiiual
il
lies",
i.,per,
were
liglii
i.
l.iyltt
Anieriean
-h'"
j
lot.
201
Miund
ai
w
jihan.
Jw
.
n
n.
i
-h
.
ali,
and
al,
American
II
tt
t.:'00
iHHin.l-
u
'
i
t.
l
(Or.
ami
Ann.i
J
f-
al
Itr.Je
it
I
.
:
I
I:
I"
olierie
I
lun.t-
I
IN
hi
K-ral.
Il.tMiO
i..
ir
!-
a!
'H
'.'
a
id
I0e,
and
Ann
i
.
,i
"i
y
uinUT
al
IH.'-
an.
1
1
I
.
I
anadlan
rVli
I
"
d
'
r-t:gs'
li.
Tahoma.
13,000
m.ui
l
al
'HVc
ami
I
Or,
and
forward,
Ij
ii
iiiinl
al
I
'J
.ti-
aii'l
I
j-
l
u
;:r
Itoval
I
ih
tU..
I'aunma,
al.noo
i--ito
J
al
"J
ir
Hiid
He,
to
the
ADin
I
Mi
C
lr,
Sal
He.
SU.000
pound-
a
IH!ti
f::i
lor.
lo
Hie
I'aeifie
1
iclienes
Canadian
W
I"
lj.000
innind
a'
li
a:
I
Mr,
ami
llennell.
Kill
pnundi
a'
t?r
and
lie
lo
the
I
unadian
l
ush
,V
Uold
Horace
Co.
COLUMBIA
TO
RACE
CANADIAN
SCHOONER
HALIFAX
NEXT
WEEK
Henry
Ford
Gives
Up
Race
Allowing
Other
Boat
to
Win
by
Default
OLOUCKsi'l
KJL
M10.S.,
Oel.
Thu
eclipotier
Henry
Ford.
Iat
ears
rhalletitfer,
unit
the
race
after
the
third
mark
ami
left
lie
new
chiioiiei
Columbia
winner
by
default
of
the
eliiuiualiim
are
0
decide
which
will
meet
Hie
Canadian
boat
off
llalffat
next
uerk
for
Hie
fohinK
I'oal
ieed
chauiplouship
of
the
North
Atlantic.
MAYFLOWER
BREAKS
SHAFT
ON
HALIBUT
BANKS
AND
RETURNS;!?--"-
I?'!
The
Cuuadiuu
halibut
schooner
Mayflower,
Capl.
II.
Ihompsiin.
returned
from'
Ihe
fishiiiK
IIIlN
eti
banks
tfalurduy
afteriioou
In
tow
of
the
home
al
71
Indian
lluau,
loionm.
Miss
King
Is
well
known
here
schooner
llennell.
The
former
ri-i.ri
......
r
1
,..
1..
on',,,!,!
1,1
Terrace.
Hie
luuglii
.111
account
of
u
broken
shaft
and
is
l'
Hie
dry
dock
ululergoln
,.,.1..
1.
..
..
..
.
.
,,
Bavaria
Also
May
Separate
22.
The
eparaii.s
led
Ia
jntmrlris
al
Duereu.
Tin-
Trench'
I
ami
IMaiaus
placed
Hie
lele-j
'lliiiii-
system
u(
Iheir
diioal
inf
i
!
keep
In
clic
loueh
with
I
llii
ir
niowinetils
throughout
!
HIiiiiflaiMl.
LONDON.
Oct.
Ji.
The
HHr
ir'"'hr'
K
w-
J""
h
,l"
,
'"
hM,
T"
tmMny-
,tc-
jeoitllinr
lii
a
llertin
dcsuilrli.
MANF.NCK,
Cerinany,
Del.
?.
Hliiiielmid
forces
entered
the
eily
lino
morning
bul
mH
with
reilun-,'
when
ilo-y
iilliMiioledi
inrujiy
(lie
uy
linli
Tw
eiarai
were
woimUed
in
lie
eYrlianjre
of
li-.l
JAMES
R.
MITCHELL
EbbbbVHbbbbbVbbbbbCI
BBk
BBBBJ
UbBbbHbbbbIbE
rune,
iieiweeu
llie
iwo
01
iiirni.iiii
ll""v
'
'
...
,,..,....
....
Henell
and
Mnyflower
hud
J00
occasionally
visiting
IHIhco
Hu
v
-
'
of
fi!i.
'
pert.
Popular
v
antif
nrlu.
,,H,,,f'irjnTiTiniJC
rnmn
ttid
or
iun
aihlene
of
uis
eily
rtllilUIlO
rAVUK
Wll"
in
recniliB
mc
J
'pj4t
,
uin-
1
1.
,
p
nf
liu
friend
on
tin
sur-
.
.
.
:
.
I.
..
Ik
..I
ce
nil
aiiiiimii$
iiu-
iiuriivmi
i
Arl
deare
at
the
l.'nierity
o)
II.C.
Mr.
Miirhell,
who
has
lied
111
Prince
Ituperl
frmit
boyhood,
received
hi-
;
I'lllilie
and
High
School
educalinn
here
ami
is
nuw
a
member
nT
the
lis-al
leaehiii):
!lan.
He
is
j
Ihe
oldest
miii
of
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
John
It.
.Mitchell,
;0U
NiuHr
Arnue
Fast.
MISS
LILIAN
KING
MARRIED
AT
TORONTO
Becomes
Bride
of
Benjamin
Bruce
Reddltt
al
Wydlffe
Chapel
Curds
have
been
sent
out
by
Mr.
Mild
Mis.
William
King
of
Terrace
announcing
the
marriage
r
ilieir
dauuliter
Miss
Lilian
Unite
nn
took
place
al
V)cllffe
Chapel.
Toronto,
on
October
10,
and
Mr.
and
----
Mrs.
lle.l.litl
will
make
.
their
.
the
rll)'
"fhools
and
since
g
I.
g
eiisl.
she
has
spent
her
l'""
'i..
t
.,
wt
III
her
parents,
also
PRINCE
A
SUGGESTION
FOR
ARMISTICE
DAY
BY
THE
ARCHBISHOP
As
Armistice
Day
will
he
Sunday.
November
II.
and
il
is.
customary
throughout
Hie
lirili-li
Umpire
l
observe
the
two
minute
Mlcuce
exactly
at
II
o'clock
he
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
suggests
thai
service"
in
rliureh
on
that
day
should
begin
al
10.15
a.m.
..
I
pass
thl
suggestion
on
l
thrtse
congregation
utiiih
uually
meet
al
1
1
m.iii.
K.
ii.
iuM:hm:t.
Vii
til,ilini
,,f
Cule.iiMiia.
IN
CITY
IN
COURSE
OF
COAST
INSPECTION
TOUR
.
Found,
aulanl
ilepuly
r
fev
nf
fiherie,
Ottawa,
and
Ma,
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
in.
"r
of
filierieH,
Vanroiiver.'
a
-a
in
Ihe
eily
in
Ihe
course
of
a
Ki'
"fill
iioperlion
tour
of
Cana.
la
ii
I'aeifie
eial
fiherie.
They
sireued
on
Ihe
fiherie
patrtd
earner
Ojwnchy
Salunlay
een-ft
after
hat
in?
pen
a
week
on
he
voye
up
Hie
eoat.
vi.itin
iiimi'I
of
the
point
where
filiin;:
eaified
on.
Timitlil
Ihey
will
ail
for
Hie
Xaa
lliver
and
on
rhe
return
outh
will
1il
iarl-ner
Canal
and
Knihl
Intel,
two
'ooinlv
Ihey
lniil
roniin?
up,
Tln
niurniiiir
Ihey
vi.ited
Hie
jinaroie
olation
al,
Di?ly
llaml
and
(his
afleriionu
will
iuperl
Hie
Iwo
eniier.
le'lnv
huitt
al
he
dry
dock
for
Ihe
department.
I)
I
Mr.
Fonn
T
regular
-riniiiiiil
iio'peeHoii
tour
'of
the
roal.
ESKIMO'S
MURDERER
Claim
Made
That
the
Dwellers
In
Far
North
Do
Not
Understand
White
Man's
Law
TOHONTO.
Oct.
2'.'.
At
least
seeu
petitions
demanding
slay
of
execution
of
two
llskimos
re-
cenlly
convicted
of
murder
in
the
Arctic
are
being
circulated
here
for
signatures.
The
general
argumeul
is
Hint
the
Kskimo.s
do
not
understand
while
man's
laws
ami
that
it
t
least
one
of
the
prisoners
is
only
sixteen
years
of
age.
11
is
suggested
that
de
finite
action
be
postponed
until
at
leas!
next
spring
when
copi-muuicatiou
iu
Hie
Arctic
reopens.
PRINCE
IS
GIVEN
OVATION
ON
RETURN
Is
Officially
Announced
He
Will
Visit
South
Africa
Next
'
Spring
LONDON,
Ocl.
22.
A
considerable
crowd
assembled
outside
York
House
on
.Saturday
and
gave
Hie
Prince
of
Wales
an
ovu
lion
on
his
return
from
Canada.
II
is
olllclally
announced
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
will
visit
South
Africa
next
spring
completing
the
lour
of
thu
Duminlous
IIUPKUT,
H.U.,
MONDAY,
OCTOHKIt
28,
IU2:t.
s8h
Ilungarv
s
furemot
slalonian.
Dunt
Albert
Apponvi
and
ln
daughter,
(illlllles
M;irika.
arrived
on
this
continent
recently.
lie
i
to
deliver
a
.eries
of
lectures
on
Ktirovun
,
affairs
Biological
Station
be
Established
here
is
to
Aid
Fishing
Industry
llciug
the
nio-l
1111
Mirlant
deep
sea
fishing
port
011
the
Pacific
coast
of
Canada,
Prince
lluperl
or
the
immediate
vicinity
of
the
eily
will
undoubtedly
be
being
planned
by
the
liiologicul
Hoard
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries
staled
V.
A.
Found,
assistant
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
in
an
interview
this
tnorifing
with
the
Daily
Nvws.
Nut
only
will
research
work
in
connection
with
the
fisheries
be
conducted
at
the
station
but
lectures
and
motion
pictures
will
be
given
and
general
educational
for
the
otllcers
of
Hie
fisheries'
department
and
the
fishermen
in
order
to
seno
the
industry
frwm
all
standpoints.
Power
and
water
supply
will
be
necessary
for
such
a
station
ami
the
site
will
have
lo
be
selected
accordingly.
The
Hiological
Hoard
is
about
to
make
an
investigation
into
Hie
character
of
a
building
lo
be
creeled
ami
its
.surroundings.
explaining
further
details
iu
connection
with
the
extended
scope
(f
the
Hiologjcal
Hoard
which
is
lo
be
dlccled
ami
which
was
indicated
last
week
when
the
announcement
of
the
appointment
of
John
Dybhavn
of
this
eily
lo
that
board
was
made,
Mr.
Found
slated
thai
Ihe
object
was
lo
make
the
functioning
of
Hie
board
more
intimate
and
useful
lo
Ihe"
actual
industry.
Heretofore,
Ihe
Hoard
has
consisted
of
university
men
named
by
the
minister,
but
now
11
is
to
comprise
representative
of
the
industry
from
the
Pacific
and
Atlantic
coasts
and
a
member
of
the
Department
of
Fisheries
will
also
be
added.
Particular
attention
will
be
jfkeu
lo
the
practical
cud
of
Ihe
.Industry
such
as
Ihe
catching
of
fish
and
its
preparation
for
market.
SINKING.
AT
SEA
NF.W
YOIIK,
Oil.
22.
-
The,
united
fruit,
passenger
steamer
Saugill
out
from
Hostou
for
Havana,
reported
by
-radio
this
morning
she
is
siiikiug'
In
heavy
seas
southwest
ofMuhiaicn,
Powerboat
P.H.T.'went
on
the
dry
dock
at
noon
.today
for
rud
dor
repair.
bbb!
MurUl't
to
the
sit"
of
a
new
siib-.tutiou
now
facilities
will
be
made
available
CUICT
DI
A
MT
Limn
ruuu
IS
DESTROYED
Fire
Does
Big
Damage
at
Sap-perton:
Cattle
are
Rescued
by
Cowboys
VANCOUVF.ll,
Oct.
22.
Damage
estimated
at
u
quarter
of
u
million
miliars
was
caused
by
a
speclacular
fire
which
destroyed
Ihe
main
buildings
of
the
Swift
Canadian
Packing
plant
at
Sap
per!
on
today.
The
main
plant,
killing
beds,
refinery,
and
lard
ami
tallow
storage
buildings
were
consumed.
There
were
spectacular
scenes
when
the
large
boiling
vats
of
lard
fell
from
the
third
floor
to
the
hide
room
where
a
lage
slock
of
sheep
hides
were
destroyed.
Two
hundred
head
of
callle
were
recued
by
two
cmvboys
iu
a
sensational
man
ner.
MANY
SOCKEYE
EGGS
BABINE
HATCHERY
OTTAWA.
Oct.
22.
The
dc
parlmeiit
of
marine
ami
fisheries
reports
collecting
nearly
8,500.-000
sockeye
salmon
eggs
from
Habiue
Lake
hatchery
on
the
upper
Skeena
Itiver.
The
collection
exceeds
those
of
previous
year
and
In
addition
to
fish
that
wero
stripped
for
hatchery
purposes,
a
sulllclcut
number
ascended
thu
creeks
after
llie
fences
were
re-nioVed
to
abundantly
seed
the.
uatural
spawniuy
grouudi.
Circulation
1721.
t
si
ate.
Total
Fish
Pack
for
Season
is
Approximately
Million
and
Quarter
Cases
says
Inspector
The
-allium
jmek
in
Di-lrict
No.
2
liu
beeji
very
.alisfactory
iliii
!eaon
and
there
i
no
indication
of
the
depletion
of
the
fisheries
particularly
u
far
a
itkeye
i-
concerned,
slates
Major
J.
A.
MoUierwell,
chief
inpeclur
of
fiherieif
who'
is
in
the
city
Ualay-
in
the
cour.-e
or
an
inpction
tour
of
the
coa.l
with
V.
A.
Found,
aji-laut
deputy
niiuinler
of
.filiexie..
The
total
pack
for
the
coast
this
eaon
will
be
iu
the
neighborhood
of
1,".'.'0,000
cae,
practically
the
same
total
a
Iat
j
ear.
Sockeye
fishing
lia
be?n
good
on
the
Skeena
Hiver
and
at
ltierf
Inlet
and
Smith
Inlet.,
The
Fraer
Itiver
iack
has
been
'
I
A
PI)
A
1
P
117
1
TP
and
li
A.nl
A
I
WAlVI4
very
small
the
Naa
niver
tUMj
has
alM.
been
di.appoinlin;?.
Ir.U1,JL,Unl
regular
cockeye
packs
on
the;
If
MAT
O
1
fV
Naa..
Itiver
of
lale
year
are
dif-
ficull
lo
account
for,
slated!
.Major
.Motherwell.
Tlii
year
the
I
lotaloack
of
sockeye
for
Hie
Naas
was
set
al
10,5
51
cases
as
coin-
pared
with
4i
big
pack
of
30,000
case.s
last
year.
Practically
all
Hie
canneries
on
power
boat
Joy
Hird,
Capt.
J.
Ihe
coa
are
now
closed
and,
Thomas,
is
leaving
port
IhU
af-Major
.Motherwell
gave
the
fid-'lernooii
to
search
for
the
Dig
Hay
lowing
estimated
Tigures
or
the'LunnVr
Co.'s
gasboat
Wake
pack
fur
the
year
up
to
Septein-jwhich
has
been
unheard.
of
.for
lcr
30:
the
past
fortnight.
The
assumo-
District
No.
1.
Sockeye
..
..Cases
27,36
springs
7.7VT3
JUtkUTck
Sleeliiead
.
iv
.1
Cohes
10,
I'inks
63.219
Chums
J.
5.153
Total
rases
IM.0i2
Naas'
River
Sockeyo
...
.......caes
IC.Sit
'
priugs
..
890
Sleelheads
Colioes
Pinks
.
S
1.30a
Chums
...
J3.237
i
Tfdal
cases
89,912
Sheen
River
Sockeye
..
..-..cases
120.775
Springs
...
-
10.837
Sleelheads
253
Colioes
29.311
Pinks
I29.t57
Chums
12.CC
I
Total
eases
303,293
Rivers
and
Smith's
Inlet
Sockeye
cases
112,350
I
Springs
508
Colli
H'S
1,522
Pinks
..
10.055
Chums
3.212
Total
cases
127,737
DIsL
2,
Other
Points
Sockeye
cases
-3.150
Springs
..
2,202
Sleelheads
389
Colioes
..
10.318
Pinks
128.718
Chums
113,081
Total
cases
281.218
-
District
No.
3
Sockeye
cases
18.031
Springs
1
03
Hluebacks
117
Colioes
29,893
Pinks.
'13,212
Chums
22,320
,
Total
cases
110,077
.Coast
Totals
Sockeye
-
..ease?
318.088
Spring
.
22,753
Hluebucks
277
1
Sleelheads
.
1,079
jCohoes
...
1.810
Pinks
118,310
Churns
180,000
Total
cases
1.035.920
The
total
pack
on
the
coast
in
1922
was
1,21)0,320
cases,
ami
iu
IVI9,
t.393,150
cases.
L.
W.
Palinore'returued
lo
thu
city
by
last
night's
train
after
spending
the
past
fortnight
in
New-
Hazeltou
on
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
I
.A
111
I
I
ntll
Pt
Powerboat
Joy
Bird
Despatched
South
to
Search
For
Missing
Big
Bay
Boat
.Hon
is
that
Hie
Wake
has
been
disable,
and
that
she
was
forced
to
take
shelter
at
some
point.
The
.yifl4.JJ'.W
rl...
1
-.r
'ii----
'
1
iic
ar
leu
nere
i
o
WTfeks
i'Jl'ao
lomorrow
for
Caseby.
one
of
the
company's
logging
camps
in
Princiie
Channel
about
100
miles
south
of
here.
She
had
on
board
Chris
"Dixon,
logging
siiper-
ifnleudenl
of
the
eotnpany.
and
(;orge
iibon.
of
the
mill
staff.
Wigwam,
Capt.
K(rium,
went
south
to
search
for
the
"missing
vessel
but
was
unsuc-
f"1'
",e
iuest.
EMPIRE
STATUS
IS
DISCUSSED
Imperial
Conference
Deals
With
Knotty
Problems
of
United
Action
LONDON,
Ocl.
22.
The
per-
'plexiug
ituestion
of
the
Kin
pi
re's
foreign
policy
it
is
understood
will
be
discussed
by
the
Imperial
Conference
iu
three
phases.
First
will
come
Hie
question
of
what
extent
a
single
policy
on
all
foreign
questions
is
possible
ami
with
that
will
be
allied
(ho
further
question
as
to
how
far
'should
Ihe
responsibility
of
the
Dominions
extend
with
regard
lo
policies
in
which
they
arc
not
directly
interested.
If
the
conference
decides
that
united
foreign
policy
is
desirable
or
possible
then
will
come
discussion
as
to
the
machinery
lo
be
adopted.
The
third
phase
will
be
H13
signing
of
international
treaties.
MAN
BELIEVED
TO
HAVE
BEEN
DROWNED
George
Turnbull,
Fireman
on
Steamer
Prince
John,
Missed
Sunday
Morning
(leorge
Turnbull,
fireman
on
the
steamer
Prince
John,
is
believed
to
have
been
drowned
off
.that
vessel
-early
Sunday
morning
shortly
after
the
steamer
left
this
port
bound
for
the
Queen
Charlotte"
Islands,
According
to
wireless
messages
received
here,
Turnbull
was
missed
on
tho
steamer
between
Petrel
Hock
and
Lucy
Island.
Constables
J.
A.
Collins
of
Masselt,
who
was
oil
board
of
the
vessel,
took
charge
Of
the
case.
The
body
was
not
found.