I.OXHON,
Ocl.
.
The
lalmr
party
u
active
on
Hie
assumption
that
there
in
to
he
a
gvufrral
election.
The
leaders
bidieve
the
campaign
will
tie
in
full
swing
hy
the
beginning
of
November.
Polling
I
lay
will
probably
he
on
the
first
or
second
week
of
December.
I'mim
trn.k
a
blml
ear
to
JjW
rwontHii.t
,
,,Mlnst
Md
but
were
Mn'ZZt.
future
on
L
a
west
working
of
.
,,..-.
Hotel
wfM.ni
the
'
r
w"rm
'""TV
w
i-neaiang
iroops.
,
,
(
,
,
,
,
f
f
wj
,,,
thlrtiri.H.rha.tbern'He
aerompanled
through
-jVunVMid
Fentien
army
cap-
J
on
ieI0II1
Jr
30.
Victor
,..,r,he0ya.par,y,Tt.el'Hre
Unr-r
.ou.hbound
on
Um
Yuan,
proceeding
l-
an
old
employee
of
-
.....e
ht
been
.lrrty;tay
"Jitl.l
vAikta-
P,;,
1
"
j
Ihe
(Iranhy
Company
and
for
the
'"C
cn"'"'
wtll
lead
the
I'ekin
1
.,!
and
rtecorll.
,ur-j-"
?ro,.hes,c
,
,wr'
ttlhlfmMBll
superi.
pa.,
rew
day,
the
wtri
r.
Klmindorr
1j(fcIen
c
k
mjne
."'
he
managemenl
of
the
Rrm(,w,
n,e
ruptur
of
Jehol
onler
day
and
nht
In
vil
Q
F(l.UjniJ
wlu
0K.ra.ll
.H.Hht
be
f1nl.bHt
In
Hiw.
""
M'Hini-
expre.
w,,
Utwvr.
be
most
difficult.
(U,)bl(,r
0uarU
m
a
kp
ba,is
"
lU"
aiidj
uU,e
influence
and
I...M.lenanl
Oovemor
rail-tn
tl"l)iave
COnlrartcd
to
gel
out
from
noallv
nhorilv
alter
the
'"a"
"
i"
""""
ineaure
oi
uiriicipawou
missia
nirixi..!
at
llio
lmtel
lsl"
-
pec
ted
that
I
he
1'rince
some
hiiiittnfffwhlle
on
the
WINMI'KO,
Ocl.
0.
F.x-"g
llio
rouviclion
that
the
K
ate
will
not
now
pass
a
bill
r
In'
immediate
complcllon
of
lh
ll'iisin
Hay
Itailwiiy,
I'reinler
Mai
rnie
King,
niblresslug
a
'I
-'
audience,
said
he
could
not
i"
tm
to
utroducu
siirh
a
m
ne
iihxI
session.
He
said
1,1
hail
fail
It
In
Hip
project
ami
!"""'d
in
time
the
value
of
the
'Jtiway
would
be
demonstrated
h"
was
certain
lis
completion
w
ui,
r,1Pp
Kr,,a,
,ffrully
"'
f:'
Itiiiiu'tit
at
the
presenl
tuinv
i
tin
government
had
chosen
Io
in
li.
ni
with
branch
line
pro
MiinLI.,..
li
....I..
r,,l..
I,.
work
to
proceed
on
a
larger:
war
,,m
a
i.olnnt
factor
cab-
he
wnt
from
Seattle
forliinii
jBimn
mHy
iM
ciilna's
than
hiTi'lofoie
i
lier
and
birds
are
re-i
i
a
a
a
MM
nm?x
i
plintlfiil.
He
.pent
Hi.
SAVAl
K
S
KAU
at
the
governor'
hoiie.
-
announced
officially
that
tu
the
lliroto"
will
vlll
-
anil
I
let
roll
a
well
a
'
(MlalMt
and
Montreal
He
al
from
New
York
for
'
t
on
Hie
Olympic
on
Of.-
SENATE
WILL
NOT
CONSENT
Mackenzie
King
Saya
Cannot
Proceed
With
Hudson
Bay
Hallway
at
Present
B.C.
PRESS
ASSOCIATION
VANCOt
Vl.ll,
Oct
li.
Savage,
puhlishu
or
the
f.ovvi-,
cluin
Leader,
al
Duncan,
wni
re-
elected
president
of
the
llrillsh
IWdumliia
and
ukon
I'rens
As-
sociatioii
at
it
annual
meeting
t
here
Saturday.
Hen
IIukIics
of
lOuniix
was
re-elected
seereUiryU
laud
It
l-
Cunimins.
vice-piesl-
dent
represent
in
k
Ashcroii.
t
he
iLHsociatlon
is
uioslly
coin-1
posed
(if
publisher!
of
weekly
iievviapcrs
FIRST
VISIT
HERE
'
Japanese
ciliieiiH
are
urglngtheii
government
In
interfere
as
an
ally
to
(leiieral
Chang
Tsolin,
the
.Mancliiirian
leader.
BRITISH
ELECTION
MAY
BE
DECEMBER
LA30RITES
ACTIVE.
.
lone
hundred
to
one
and
thirty
Ions
of
ore
per
day,
this
being
the
average
produce!
for
some
time
past
and
all
that
will
Jio
required
at
Anyox
smeller
foi
some
time
to
come
All
construction
work
al
Maple
Hay
liar
been
completed,
and
the
properly
is
in
splendid
shape
Io
supplv
smeller
needs.
Palmer
Cook.
'who
has
been
in
charge
for
the
Miranhy
Company
at
Maple
Hay
since
the
properly
was
acquired
by
(iranby
has
retired
from
the
mining
game
ami
will
make
his
home
on
southern
Vancouver
D.
.
Cnnierm
,
fisheries
over-
iseer,
arrived
yesterday
nflemoon
i
wllh
the
fisheries
patrol
cruiser,
.Itividis,
from
Swnnsou
Hay.
Mr.
j'ar
rron
will
soon
be
returning
here
In
hike
up
his
residence
in
the
city
for
the
winter.
Mrs
IN
THIRTEEN
YEARS
nnm,,ron
fa,,,i5y
having
i
Hi
.
a.
4
teady
arrived.
Duncan
D.
MoTavlsh,
Son-ln-
Law
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morto
Craig,
In
City
For
Holl-
day
Imuran
I).
McTavl-h.
son-tn-j
law
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Morte
Craig.,
is
here
on
a
holiday
irip
pun.
his
first
visit
to
the
clly
since
he
was
married
here
on
September
28,
11)11.
Mr.
.Mc.Tavish,
who
fornierlv
liveil
here
and
who
is
now
in
Hie
brokerage
business
in
town
in
thirteen
years
wiiuu
is
most
agreeable
surprise
Io
him.
it..
lll
remain
I
ill
Wednesday
iiiuhl
when
he
will
go
south
wills
New
Speaker
of
Legislature
May
be
Chosen
From
Outside
Liberal
Party:
Two
Names
Mentioned
VICTORIA,
Oct.
0.
-With
the
date
of
Hie
opening
of
the
Legislature
definitely
set
for
November
!.
the
mieslion
of
llio
Victoria
notices
a
change
in
the
speakership
is
being
keenly
discussed
officially.
Many
Mieve
'
i
ii.
a
ii...
i.....
.......
.
i
.
l
.
i
as
inai
ine
spcaKer
may
oe
appouueu
ouisiue
1110
governnu'lll
milks.
The
iiaino
of
I).
M.
Sloddnrd
of
Ikiriboo,
a
provincial
party
uiaii.
is
ireipieiniy
neiim
us
is
that
of
Harry
Neelands,
Laborile
!
.
(
,
a
'
,
'
.;,
'
r
Mrs
Vralg
who
Is
going
to
upend
If
it
is
possible
to
npp.iint
a
government
member
it
is
believed
'
-
where
mos;!::::?:;
vacation
in
.I.,'
...e
J,,.,,
...
A.
HoU,,,u
of
Uilumbia
amMan
u'
j
c.
,
'll
are
to
be
operated
in
contract,
similar
to
that
at
the
Hambler
Anyox,
and
:
LOCAL
MAN
UNDER
ARREST
IN
SOUTH
Officer
Goes
South
to
Bring
Alex.
Roy
Here
For
Trial
Under
Vagrancy
Act
City
Police
Sergeant
Hugh
Mc-(linchy
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
Itupert
for
Victoria
where
he
will
pick
up
and
bring
to
Prince
Itupert
for
trial
Alex.
Hoy
who,
on
complaint
laid
here.
was
arrested
by
the
Victoria
city
police.
Hoy
is
charged
under
the
Vagrancy
Act
with
wilfully
neglecting
to
maintain
himself
and
family.
The
wife
lives
here,
Hoy;
having
left
the
city
some
time
ago.
He
was
prominent,
during
his
resilience
here,
in
looal
box-
ng
circles.
GOVERNMENT
WHARF
STORE
BROKEN
INTO
night
thai
his
premises
bad
been
broken
into
between
closing
time
Saturday
night
and
uuon
Sunday
and
cigars,
cigarettes
and
confectionery
to
the
value
of
SCO
removed.
The
matter
is
being
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
notice
that
Atlin
Avenue
from
Seventeenth
Street
to
Vnnnrsdol
Street
will
be
closed
for
three
weeks
commencing
October
0.
Hesidenls
are
requested
Io
gel
in
Iheir
supply
of
coal,
etc.
before
(hat
dale.
F.
W.
PEARSON,
236
City
Engineer.
NKW
YOHK.
Oct.
6.
Fighting
for
the
odd
game
advantage
fol-j
lowing
the
victory
of
the
fiiants
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
anil
another.
IS
BEING
BUILT
SEATTLE.
Oct.
6.
A
halibut
schooner
Io
the
Foremost!
is
being
constructed
here
and
is
neariiiK
completion.
She
will
be
AND
GOODS
TAKEN;ru"-.urn,,
iH
u,ner
,,,e
.
.
opening
of
fishing
on
lebruary
Harry
Jackson,
who
conducts
a
15
following
the
close
season,
store
on
the
government
wharf.
The
new
vessel,
which
is
not
reported
to
the
city
police
'
lasted
named
is
80
feet
long
with
an
18
fool
beam
and
will
have
Installed
a
105
power
heavy
duly
oil
engine.
She
was
laid
down
I
he
first
week
in
August.
The
owners
are
Harold
Xesland
and
Einer
Ericksen.
who
also
own
the
Foremost.
REMAINS
OF
HYDER
WOMAN
SENT
SOUTH
The
remains
of
the
late
Leilha
Davis
of
Hydor,
who
died
in
Hie
local
hospital
last
week
from
heart
trouble,
were
shipped
to
Vancouver
on
the
1'rince
(Seorge
yesterday
afternoon.
Cremation
will
take
place
in
the
south
and
Hie
urn
b
returned
to
Stewart
for
burial.
The
body-was
accompanied
by
O.
Erickson
of
Stewart.
There
was
a
service
presided
over
ty
Hoy.
J.
J.
Smith
Son
C
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
W
e
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
4mdJ
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parlies.
and
Cth
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Fhone
457.
VOI
XIV
NO.
?35
I'HIXCK
iU'I'KHT
H.C
MONDAY,
OCTOHKH
0,
Hl2i.
Saturday'
Clrsulitlon
1.860.
Straat
ImIm
520
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
RUM
W
(MUlD
BY
CUSTOMS
BOAT
ANYOX
MINE
OUTPUT
SEPTEMBER
EXCEEDS
THAT
OF
ALL
FORMER
MONTHS
Rum
Rnnner
Captured
by
Dominion
Customs
Boat
Portland
Island
Fusilage
of
Lead
Peppers
Another
American
Speed
Boat
Which
Escaped
YICTOIUA,
Oi
l.
0.
Hwooping
down
on
the
United
Htale-
J
h
I
.h
II
a
sjie
Iny
off
I'ortlHiid
Island,
Hit
federal
customs
!
,
iiiim'iiihi'
made
(lie
Urgent
haul
of
(he
year
Sunday,
rap
g
the
ho.il
Mini
700
case
of
cargo
including
Scotch
whiskey.
,t-
mid
gin.
Another
American
speed
boal.
suspected
of
being
engaged
-
,mc
tniflic.
einped
despite
a
heavy
ftisilade
of
lead
from
'.million
government
rrafL
V.''
rmn
runner
i-
heing
lirouglit
to
Victoria
lodny.
PRINCE
VISITS
REPORTS
UPON
Snrvi
"-
ni
the
Topographical
Survey
of
Canada
are
shown
poling
a
dngoiil
canoe,
loadi-i
with
-iipjiln-.
up
Silver
Creek.
25
miles
north
of
Agussiz,
Hntish
Columbia.
IN
VICTORIA;
KEYSTONE
MINE;
CHINESE
WAR
All
Previous
Production
Records
Will
Hunt
on
Island
and
Raturn
Seattle
Engineer
Favorably
Im
to
Cngtend
by
Way
of
New
.
pressed
with
Showing
at
York
,
Allca
Arm
Property
IM.
fl.
The
i
riiirr)
W.
J.
Kliiiii.doi
f.
mining
en-
arrived
ni
ait
o'efcwk
n(
Seal
Ik,
who
had
koii
......
II..
S
PrinM!M
Alice
Arm
io
I
.
...
..
.
.
tJ-latuirilt
TOMTII"
III
HI
tag
Co.
Co.
prior
prior
diamine
the!
LlIN
llNUlNli
i)roKen
at
ntaaen
ueeR
mine
ror
Japanese
Urge
Government
to.
Take
Sides
With
Manchurl-
)
ans
Against
Pekln
a
a
1
III
IV
aV
ft
If
Ilia
.111111
I
VfllJ
II
fUl
A
L.
1
Io
Hie
,,,
other
previous
,oth
,f
this
tonnage
0.30:,
.vieyor
Ma
y
r
H
neainam
eain
M
ujf
fihr
.ivvxlmi-
.
.
.
,.
tons
were
treated
al
the
smelter;
IJO.Ou
tons
were
comen
e
city
rjw.ll
TlZt
5
tr-tl.
wh,l
1,107
tons,
if
pyrites
were
slopped
to
llarnet,
H.C.
w,,rk-
'
"
'
r
uk
"
28
,
iff
l"
a,,p'
a.
lie
aliwH
:
."..J
lLur,n
1
Cener.l
Suoeriiileiidei
t
J.
H.
Mafiner
announces
that
the
.
.
.
i
-
1
1.
.
nwnMpniHii.r
iiihi
r
w;
niu.
.....i
rtu.
u
I
,.r
siai.nirt.ui
i
Special
to
Itaily
New;
ANYOX,
Oil.
0.
The
month
of
September
saw
all
records
for
production
broken
at
Hidden
Creek
Mine,
the
total
tonnage
of
ore
mined
aggregaling
S,riS7
tons,
eight
thousand
Ions
I
weiromrfl
oini
-
.
"
"
fJpau
.v
iwnniiuv
urot.er
es
al
Maole
M.iv
,4
the
l
.Kb
'
'
"
favorably
imprf-Hl
with
Hie
Thy
then
ronlinued
attack)
New
Abbatoir
Here
is
to
be
Commenced
Soon
Says
General
Manager
VANCOUVER
Ort.
(1.
The
establishment
of
an
up
to
date
(
new
ahhatoir
at
Prince
Itupert
was
announced
today
by
W.
Hlake
Wilson,
general
manager
of
the
P.
Hums
Company.
The
site
i
has
been
obtained
from
the
Canadian
National
Railway
and
con-;
structiou
will
begin
shortly.
For
the
present
the
abbatoir
will
eare
for
the
loeal
market,
but
it
is
hoped
that
with
the
development
of
the
country
and
as
the
rattle
raising
industry
of
Central
British
Columbia
ex-!
pands.
Prince
Huperl
may
also
become
an
important
export
CiMtl:e.
-
-
-
--
NFW
YORK
WIM
Hazellon
to
the
Rocky
Mminl'aVns
Hull
1
VIUY.
ll
lltU
thousands
of
acres
of
mixed
Defeated
Washington
In
World
Series
Today
by
Score
of
Six
to
Four
I
September;
Maple
Bay
on
tontractL
:
.
-
Wasrtiingfon
aged
an
farming
country
await
only
the
'
provision
of
a
convenient
market
to
begin
rapid
expansion.
IS
PROMOTED
Sen-
Locid
Court
Registrar
Receives
I
annnlnlm.nl
a.
1--.
r,rviiiliiivol
a
v
nvwuillllj
1nVancoi7ver
Taxation
keen
World
Series
contest
today.
Office
v
which
resulted
in
Hie
defeat
of,
..
the
latter
by
a
score
of
six
to
Waller
(iale.
registrar
of
the
four.
The
scoring
was
opened
in
I
he
second
frame
when
the
Oianls,
playing
their
first
panic
at
home,
chalked
up
two
runs
on
the
score
board.
They
came
through
with
another
in
the
third
and
Washington
piit
itself
in
the
counting
with
two
in
the
fourth
followed
by
another
for
the
(Slants
in
their
half.
New
York
gol
another
in
the
sixth
and
each
team
scored
one
run
in
Hie
eighth.
Three
runs
behind,
the
Senators
were
able
to
score
only
Supreme
and
County
Court
here.
has
been
promoted
to
the
position
of
accountant
in
the
provincial
government
tax
collection
department
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
(ale
will
remain
in
the
city
until
such
time
as
his
successor,
who
has
not
yet
been
appointed,
arrives.
Mrs.
tSale
and
family
will
go
south
about
October
15.
They
Jiave
already
taken
a
house
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
(Sale,
whose
departure
will
be
generally
regretted
in
the
city
'
ihas
been
fourteen
years
in
the
one
in
the
ninth
and
the
Giants
!
north.
He
arrived
In
the
Hulk
did
not
come
to
bat
The
batteries
were
Washing-Ion:
Marberry
and
Huel.
New-York:
McQuillan
and
(Sowdy.
Score
by
innings:
13345078
u
Wash
.
.
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
t
X.
Y.
...
0
2
1
t
0
1
0
t
x
0
New
York
made
eleven
his
and
no
errors;
Washington,
nine
bits
and
two
errors.
ley
Valley
in
1911
and
was
for
seveial
years
in
private
business
at
such
points
as
Telkwa,
Smltli-
ers,
Moricetown
and
Hubert.
In
11)17
he
joined
the
provincial
government
service
at
Smitbers
and
came
here
in
11)11)
as
chief
clerk
to
the
government
agent.
Later
be
was
appointed
registrar
of
the
Supreme
and
County
Court
and
he
now
holds
fourteen
separate
positions
including
those
of
stipendiary
magistrate,
coroner
and
judge
of
the
Small
Debts'
Court.
Apart
from
tbeso
I
office,
he
has
found
time
to
take
Sister
!nn
:irliv-p
imrl
in
IImi!
.
Crn.
ninl
Canadiar
Club
work,
having
been
secretary
tf
both
organizations.
COUNTY
COURT
WAS
IN
SESSION
TODAY
Five
Cases
on
October
List
Japanese
Application
for
Citizenship
Passed
County
Court
was
in
regular
session
this
morning
before
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Young.
The
following
are
the
oases
ou
the
October
list
:
C.
K.
Ytreberg
vs.
Louise
Adams,
date
to
be
fixed.
A.
II.
Wilson
vs.
J.
Dool,
dale
M"rs.:to
be
fixed.
Hex
vs.
Doane,
appeal
against
dismissal
by
Magistrate
McCly-moul
of
beer
selling
charge,
dalo
to
be
fixed.
A.
J.
Wbeatlcy
vs.
Al
Falconer.
October
17.
U.
Suga
vs.
W.
E.
Williams,
October
li.
There
was
one
naturalization,
the
application
of
II.
Vuml.
Jap
anese,
,.
r
i.iiiijuliun
cil
ieusliip,
hen
.
-
,,..)
,,,
.