M
M
M
I
25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
V(ll,
XIV
NO,
211
STATESk
ft
iff
lit-
Honorable
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
Prune
-trr
of
Uiuada,
is
lodny
paving
his
first
visit
In
Prince
Ru-
at
the
rapacity
or
head
of
I
lie
Dominion
government.
Ar-)?'""'"
nil"
are
two
member
of
hi
rnliinel
lion.
Pierre
Ih
Arllnir
Oarditi,
minister
of
murine
ami
fisheries,
and
Harold
Hniliaiiau
McOivcrin.
minister
without
portfolio,
i
Hon.
Andrew
llavdou,
senator.
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
minis-"f
public
work.
had
iln
been
expected
(ml
lie
had
other
in-"
ill
the
south
and
wiii
iinnlile
lo
come
here
liul
will
Hie
Premier'
parly
in
-
....
'i-i.
Also
aecompaittlng
,.niy
i
this
eily
are
Prof.
I
udmore,
head
of
the
Imiii-llureau
of
gtalMir;
V.
II.
i-
i
re.
'
Senator
Huiduit
allendei
service
A
l.u-ier.
.
secretary-lo
.
,
Mr,
..
II.
.Mellae
of
WHinl-i
.
(i-rcnlalive
of
Hie
ltn-
Pa.-ifti-
Railway,
and
Col
i
pot
lrr,
I
he
well
known
irg
Jiiuriiallal
and
(i.
II.
general
superintendent
of
i'li'irH)li
ualdy
one
i
Htle
-ellltded
Ml
!,.'
Cauadimi.
lailway
ntaltoit
yiMrr-n''iui,..n
wba
Ihe
prism-
ii
iv
arrived
on
the
regular
i
(
rain
from
(lie
liant.
tiatelled
on
two
vpecdal
rred
Slork,
hea
member
0
House
of
Comi.ihhi,
had
Pi
Hire
tii-ioiie
lo
weef
(
miir
iar'y
M'Vl
lie
re.
1
i
the
rlty
with
litem.
taken
lo
I
he
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Slork,
Wetvlcw.
where
he
i
a
gueni
during
hi
stay
in
lite
iilv
I
u.l
.t..,.a,.
l
w
L.i....
I
al
the
Presbyterian
Chureh
wheic
llev.
Dr.
H.
It.
(Irani
prearlxvl.
Jr.
(Irani
and
Senator
llaydon
were
classmate
at
(Jueen
I'nlversily.
Kindlon.
Having
Busy
Time
The
time
of
Hi
Premier
and
hi
minister
will
r
fully
lakeq
up
during
llteir
lay
here.
Anion?
thoe
uliii
are
lo
have
confer
ence
with
litem
are
a
rommillee.
i
..
rm
ui..
minmer
01
w,
,,,
MUrrn
,
Mf(prIHM
aim
iothi
memper
oi
me
11Jir(v
.
,.
.
.
iKllu,
me!
mem
iiere
ami
u,
,M
,
,
,
fftri,uH
in.
i-emenl
for
Ihe
rerepl
ion
1.
1.
u
vl.
.
.MVa,..
mi
Hie
hand
of
Oil.
P.
"lie
ami
H.
F.
liley.
Compllmenta
Band
lireem
ille
eoneerl
band
an
.
i
I
arruiil
of
Ihe
train,
played
!
r
Maple
Leaf
for
V.srr"
a
King
stepped
on
to
Hie
ptal-
cite.
At
noon.
Premier
King
and
hi
pariy
were
pue
al
a
Hoard
of
Tiade
luneheon
where
Ihe
for
nier
delirrel
an
inMre-..
Tin
aruve
pan
in
uie
n-u.
fidlowe.1
by
a
public
reeep-
i
-ijj
n'n'moiurn
himi,
inline
in-sole
Ihe
Premier
ear
on
lion.
Tonlalit
Ihey
will
fiwak
al
a
public
meelfnit
in
Ihe
Vel-holuie
Theatre
afler
whieh
Ihey
will
hiI
for
VatiPiner
on
Ihe
(anadiaii
delroer
Palrleian
tii
i
ne
rremier
wa
juirsiy
w,
j,.,
Mrn,.,
tmm
...
.
t
il
ivi'iy
uinn
i
ne
paiio
nail
!iii
iU
-teleelion.
He
then
Uiiiii'iiled
to
I
hoe
iiImmiI
lillil
Ml
i-ieelleiiee
of
Hie
lilll
(I'.touatly
eonaral
ulated
U
f
i
McKay,
Ihe
eonduelor
.
L,
Tiic
parly
'then
proeeeded
In
L
'iiik
auloiunliileH
and,
headed
Hie
(ireeuville
hand,
look
pnrlU
a
parade,
Ihrouvh
Ihe
timln'
tii
in
.the
Prince
lluperl
l
il
!
'Hie
lre.uier
Hien
xlep
d
fnun
I
he
automohile
in
which
:;r
wa-
ruliiix
with
Mr.
Slork
and
i-
in
il
Hie
miiil'lcr
jieronally
(
eri.,1
Itnliert
Stevsarl
of
Kin-
)li'!i
chairman,
and
mciiilier
f
Hie
Nishka
land
roinniillee
wli
i
came
to
the
city
lo
roofer
IMPROVEMENT
IN
LUMBER
MARKET
EXPECTED
SOON
AHcr
llio
presidential
election
"cxl
nionlli
In
over
an
Iniproe-inrnl
in
lumber
,
market
condl-Mnri
(lenerally
in
the
l;niled
Xale
ix
expected
and
Ihl.t
dix-
McHlinchy
and
the
coal
was
also
fiuiml
there.
Till
morning
they
came
up
before
Magistrate
Mc-Clynutnt
and
admitted
Ihe
Ihefl
The
case
was
reninmled
until
to-
mni'i-ow.
She
lh
.oulll
Ihe
ocean
doek
al
3.15
yenlerday
aflernooii.
ZR-3
IS
ON
WAY
ACROSS
ATLANTIC
IIKIII.IN.
Oct.
13.
The
Hiant
Herman
dirigible
X.ll-3.
which
lefl
Frcder-lrtiiien
)eliniiiy
morn-iiik
on
it
I
i-aiiH-Al
Inn
I
ir
fliuhl
to
l.akehtirl.
Xew
Jerhey,
reached
Hie
Atore
al
noon
today
ami
continued
her
Journey.
YOUNG
BOYS
ARE
CAUGHT
STEALING
Youths,
14
and
12
Years
of
Age,
Arrested
and
Admit
Theft
Have
Long
Been
Sus-
pected
Two
you
lit?
hoy,
aped
1
1
ami
I"
whom
Ihe
police
have
lona
suspected
of
helnjr
aellvely
in
Hiet
w(
benofil
wllh
Ihe
rest
of
jvohed
in
pelly
thlexery
about
Hie
'lie
Cininlrv
Millies
lllnf
llnnnntl
wlin
reliiineil
lust
iiIkIiI
from
a
luisiiie
hip
.;Hs
M
.
course
"r
willed
he
vlslled
New
York,
"liliiijio.
Ottawa,
and
Montreal.
Mr
Hanson
had
nothing
lo
"'"In
al
this
time
as
lo
iuime.il.
le
il"elopiiienl.
He
will
be
go-J'ik
soiilli
shortly
lo
confer
wllh
linher
inleiesl
In
Seattle
and
ptokaiie.
Then
Mi
Kuiv
wus
city,
were
cauuht
red-handed
al
7
o'clock
lhi
muming
packing
I
wo
acks
of
coal
away
from
the
Philpntl-F.vHI
lunikers
on
Ihe
walerfronl.
They
were
arrested
at
their
home
by
Police
Sergeant
IS
SHOT
WHILE
DRIVING
LADY
Vancouver
Auto
Dealer
Dies
Hospital
Following
Traglo
Event
J.
the
Priitee,
Kurt
Hun-d
ufL-.ijinx
Smoky
Nighf
FinlriW
Trdde.
the
M.hU
lend
eomtoMf
eel
tp'r
t?
yjff
oJ
aJp
arreslr.
of
Hie
Xaa
Hiver.
Hon.
T.
D.
I'ii
Hollo,
niiiiinilrr
of
lend;
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrtoeh,
M.I..A.
of
llaiel-Ion
and
W.
W.
Anderoii.
mana-ser
of
Hie
llodon
Ibiy
company
at
llaieltoti.
Smne
of
lhee
cou-
fereiieen
liok
jdaee
Ihis
niorninff
in
c&nM'Upn
with
Ihe
shootiu
Wmln
ml
VAM:orvi:ii,
ocr.
13.
siioi
Miroiixh
Hie
(train
while
motming
uear
I
la
reel
Sumlay
evening
Krank
A.
Keall
of
the
Vaiirouvet-Mulor
died
lat
nishf
al
St
Paul'
Hospital
here.
According
lo
Hie
poliee
he
was
driving
wilh
Mi
Dorothy
Winder
of
Van
cnuvrr
vvlien
a
shot
was
heanl.
Keall
e
illape.
over
the
wheel
and
the
aiilomAhite
plunged
info
Ihe
dileh.
A
passing
ear
eon-veynl
Joth
to
Vancouver.
Keall
d.Hfllf
-sliortty
aflr
J'lniisimi
lo
IL.
1.
..
.....
..
1
"Mr
of
Phillk
Keall.
The
von
Hi
said
thai
while
mil
wilh
his
hrolhei
hooting
crows
he
was
passm-.-
along
(he
hiyhwHV
when
Ihe
rifle
was
dixeliarue'l
aceideulally.
Ihe
Itollel
teiielraliiir
Hie
aulomo-bile.
The
bov
ronfeseil
lo
his
father
who
rommunicaled
with
the
police.
Alaska
steamers
it
wus
pointed
out
that
loo
much
haste
could
uol
be
exercised
in
starting
Hie
scr
an
even
fooling
wilh
Ihe
Quia
diati
Pacific
Hallway.
!
.
The
memorandum
also
thanked
j
Ihe
government
for
the
elevator
construction
vote
and
expressed
Ihe
belief
thai
Ihe
elevator
would
t
be
oT
great
benefit
lo
Hie
Cana-j
diau
National
llailway.
Ihe
prairie'
jjj
farmers
and
those
in
Northern'-
!!.(..
tributary
lo
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
and
Ihe
port
of
Prince
liuperl.
PRINCE
LEFT
WINNIPEG
FOR
CHICAGO
SUNDAY
VINNIPi:l,
Oct.
13.
After
dining
at
Oovernmenl
House
Sal-unlay
night
Ihe
Prince'
of
Wales
allended
a
dance
at
the
home
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(leorge
(Sail.
leaving
there
In
time
lo
cnlch
the
train
for
Chicago
at
three
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
The
parly
from
Hie
dance
went
lo
Hie
depot
In
bid
Inm
goohye.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
HI.
PHUT.
H.C..
MONDAY.
OCTOHKR
I
I.
102
.
1
OF
DOMIN
turd.r
ciretiUllon,
1.S2S.
Lays
Prince
Rupert's
Needs
C.tiadu
s
Prett
r.
vlr
h
i
stir
rs:-:'t",l:.v
orvf'irtetl
the
in
lairs
of
state
,.r
Ihe
(
m-i
(lire
yrurs
wiiliont
a
majority
of
members
oi
Ins
own
parly
in
the
House
of
Commons
Before
Ministers
and
Thanks
Them
for
the
Elevator
Vote
t
-
A
mcmm-timliuii
emphasizing
the
nere--il
for
Ihe
hciicfii
of
Prince
niiierl,
the
Canadian
National
Hailwav
and
Cimola
of'
instituting
at
the
earliest
possible
moment
a
freight
and
imsseu-;
geir
boat
service
between
here
and
Alaska,
a
more
ademiale
ltoali
service
out
at
this
port
lo
district
points
including
the
Queen;
Charlotte
l-dauds
and
an
Oriental
steamer
service
from
here
wai
presented
this
morning
to
Premier
King,-Hon.
P.
J.
Gartlin.
min-
'
islcr
of
marine
and
fisheries,
and
Hon.
Hal
Meliivorin.
mimsierl
FIGHTING
STOPS
BETWEEN
OPPOSING
FORCES
IN
CHINA
SHANUHAI.
Oct.
13.
-The
Cliekaim:
forces
defending
Shanghai
against
Hie
invading
Kiangsu
army
surrendered
loday
and
an
arioistfce
has
been
declared
between
the
opposing
forces.
without
portfolio,
by
a
commitlee
from
the
Prince
lluperl
Hoard
lIATri
trrnrn
pivp
d
Tra
onsisling
of
NV.
K.
Premier
King
and
his
c
d-
HU1
Ui
Kthl
fcK
0
Aid
tfiiii
t
w
vil...ii
t
r
owners
were
anions
those
heard.
Saturday
afleruoon.
n
s
imrata
x
aim
k
b
s
sm
b
a
rumic
m
Will
be
Held
m
Ihe
iiuuios.
o.
.
icouiis,
i..
u.
leagues
were
nusy
mi
miiriimiij
BHIDnCDCn
UIC
UICC
Hlbbons
and
J.
V.
Scull.
Par-
receiving
deleuatioim
in
H.
1...
lUUKuLlulU
lllj
VYirii
Ocularly
with
regard
to
the'dian
Agent's
office
which
was
.
placed
at
their
djinsal.
The
KAM
LOOPS.
Oe.
13.
V.
I.
Indian
ennimillee
fttm
the
Naas
Payelle,
proprietor
..f
(lib
Notch
Hiver.
Oil.
It.inn!
nf
lces
mi
that
I
ho
Canadian
Na-
inillee
and
representatives
of
the
loops,
eon
reused
to
murdering
lioiial
Hallways
might
be
put
on
halibut
risliernven
and
boat
his
wife,
aged
50.
with
a
poker
'
mz
a
:
s
j
bub::
a
va
a,i
ufm
eenng
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
ON
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
AT
8
P.M.
Speakers
will
be
HKIHT
HON.
W.
L.
macki:n7.ik
KINfi.
Premier
of
Canada.
HON.
DH.
J.
II.
KINO.
Minister
of
Public
Works.
HON.
J.
CAHDIN.
MiuMer
or
Marine
ami
PUliorioa.
HON.
HAL
McClVKHN.
HON.
ANDHKW
HAYDKN.
HON.
FHKD
STORK,
Member
for
Skeena.
HON.
T.
D.
jJATTl'LI.O.
Provincial
Minister
of
Lands.
Chairman
-Col.
S.
p.
MrMrdie.
r,
st
7Uvb:
:isnrat-a
ro
;:Bra:ra"B."aKar.B
k:b
w
rata
f:a
'
Slrot
Im
412.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
ami
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Doston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
VISITING
CITY
DESIGNER
OF
ELEVATOK
HEME
TB
Iff
Mi
SUPPLY
OF
POWER
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Party
Arrive
and
are
Active
Here
Today;
are
Guests
of
Honor
at
Luncheon
RIGHT
HON.
W.
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
Three
British
Parties
Issue
Election
Manifestoes
Sdtlng
Forth
Stand
on
Public
Questions
LONDON,
Oct.
13.
The
Labor,
Liberal
and
Conservative
arties
iMsoed
election
maiiife.-loe.
SatunJay
night.
That
of
,abor
was
signed
by
Premier
J.
ltamsay
Macdonald;
J.
R.
Clyne,
AtTii
Privy
Seai
and
leader
of
the
Hou.e
of
Commons
;
Hubert
miilie,
leader
ofc
Ihe
tscotlish
Radicals
;
and
J.
It.
Lansbiiry,
ader
of
Hie
London
Laboriles.
The
Liberal
document
wus
acked
by
Premier
Asquith
and
David
Lloyd
George;
the
Con-ervative
by
Stanley
Haldwin,
former
iirernier
and
house
leader
if
the
iarly.
POWER
FOR
ELEVATOR
City
Receives
Enquiry
From
C.
D.
Howe
&
Co.,
Port
Arthur
Designers
A
letter
has
been
received
by
the
city
from
C.
D.
Howe
&
Co.
or
Port
Arthur,
who
have
been
commissioned
by
the
department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
to
design
the
elevator
here,
Inquiring
Into
the
power
that
may
be
available.
The
company
wants
to
know.
Jt
800
horss
power
could
be
supplied
and
what
phases
and
voltages
could
be
furnished.
The
letter
Is
receiving
the
attention
of
Ernsst
Love,
superintendent
or
utilities,
and
a
report
will
be
glverj
to
tbo
council
at
the
earliest
possible
moment.
The
power
requirement
can
be
handled
by
the
city
If
it
Is
so
decided.
The
800
horse
power
will
be
the
maximum
demand,
the
letter
pointed
out.
HERMAN
BACK
SAFE
AT
NOME
Gasoline
Schooner
Nearly
Met
With
Dlsastsr
In
Arctic
Ice
Packs
Makes
Two
Trips
NOMC.
Oct.
13.
The
gasoline
schooner
Herman,
which
left
here
on
June
17
wilh
Sidney
Snow,
the
San
Francisco
big
game
hunter
aboard
bound
for
Wrangell
Island,
returning
on
September
8
and
going
out
again,
relumed
Sunday.
Capl.
Louis
Lane-,
the
veteran
Arctic
navigator,
commanding
Ihe
Herman,
reported
ice
in
the
Arctic
far
worse
than
in
any
previous
year
known
to
while
men.
On
the
second
voyage,
I
ho
Herman
was
nearly
sunk
by
waves
reeling
over
her
and
freezing
to
her
decks
until
she
was
weighted
down
almost
fatally
g.
LARGE
ATTENDANCE
AT
BAND
CONCERT
Greonvlllo
and
Aiyansh
Aggregations
Joined
Forces
and
Gave
Good
Entertainment
Last
Night
The
Labor
ami
Liberal
manifestoes
largely
ignore
foreign
affairs
and
il
is
evident
that
Ihe
competition
of
the
three
parlies
is
on
social
and
economic
re-
'
forms
alone.
j
The
Liberal
document
comes
Joul
clearly
for
freq
trade
bu.
the
Labor
manifesto
fails
lo
mention
jthis.-
Stanley
Haldwin
slill
ad-jvocates
Ihe
safeguarding
of
industrial
measures.
Labor
claims
thai
Ihe
govern
ment-was
defeated
by
a
partisan
combination
of'
Liberals
and
Tories.
That
U
to
be
made
the
grand
national
question
or
election
slogan.
All
three
manifestoes
of
Hie
big
parties
give
space
to
housing,
education,
pensions,
uneni-JovnjeoJrMrenieiliiiljoeasures.
bettering
of
Ihe
conditions
for
women
and
children
and
the
abolition
of
slums.
Liberals
emphasize
the
need
of
dealing
with
the
coal
mining
and
power
ques-Mon
and
wodld
.atlHiorize
the
slate
lo
acqfre
all
mineral
righH
and
provide
for
stale
assistance
in
the
construction
of
superpower
stations
for
generating
electricity;
Labor
advocates
"organization
of
the
whole
mining
industry
on
Ihe
lines
of
national
ownership."
i
Wiih
aiyeyey.t
the
.ivomon'a
vole
Baldwin
advocates
a
royal
commission
to
inquire
into
tha
high
cosl
of
food
stuffs.
FISH
PRICES
HIGHER
TODAY
One
Boat
Sells
as
High
as
19.20a
at
Exchange
This
Morning
"itu
prices
were
up
again
at
the
exchange
this
morning.
One
boat
sold
for
19.20c
and
the
lowest
purchase
was
for
a
Canadian
boal
at
17c.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
Allen.
10,000,
to
Pacific
aad
ltooth
Fisheries
at
17.90c
and
9c.
Forward.
1
1.000.
lo
AtHn
Fisheries
at
19e
and
8c.
Yellowstone
11,000,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
al
19c
and
8c.
Gladys,
8.000,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
at
19.20e
and
8c.
Oony,
3.500.
to
noolh
Fisheries
at
18.0o
and
8e,
Arrow.
12.000,
to
rtoyal
Fish
Co.
at
18.60c
and
8c.
Canadian
Kaien.
10.000.
to
Cold
Storage
at
17.10c
and
7c.
Johanna,
fi.000,
lo
Cold
Storage
al
17c
and
7c.
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lltin..
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.
Knn
pl
i
ci
A
r..ll
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i.i
il...
i:ww.
'
i.inmn
u.,
id
vuni
oiur-
ville
band
at
its
concert
in
the
M
'
Westholme
Theatre
last
night.;
18'8'
A
,
0
"d
7
from!M,lrnpp
The
Aiyansh
band
arrived
the
Naas
Hiver
lale
in
the
day'
P,,,ea,r:
l'50.0'
Cold
Royal
ami
joined
the
olher
in
the
ron-j"""
no
na
o.
eert.
About
$57
was
colleptrd.j
The
Aiynnsh
band
also
parlici-1
PRINCE
AT
CHICAGO
paled
in
the
welcome
to
Premier,
.
!
CHICAGO.
Oct.
13
The
Prince
Fred
McKay
or
Greenville
eon-
of
Wales
was
greeted
by
a
large
ducted
the
selections
at
the
con-
liming
on
his
arrival
here
this
cert
last
night
and
Heuiamin
morning.
He
visited
the
sinck-Mnneo
of
Aiyansh
the
marches.
ar.s.