MURDERED
WIFE
AND
CHILDREN
Forrrer
Captain
In
Air
Force
Turns
Slayer
In
Fit
of
De
spondency
j
'KAVv
A.
ilrt.
2.
-
John
Iturh-"
V.f...
an
ex-enplaln
in
i;
1
1
An-
Force,
who
wa
i
in
ma
Hie
war
and
"
1
a
forty
per
ewit
pw-"
i'
e
m
murdering
hi
i
little
daughter
i'
M"inlenry
over
fnablllty
.in
adequate
income.
The
w.t
murdered
ruereii
with
wiu.
a'
a;
"infession
I'lrte
staled
PRINCE
OF
WALES
Mle
Fast
Run
to
Famous
Holiday
Resort
on
Canadian
National
Today,
Leaving
Last
Night
'
M
WW,
Oct.
-Tim
I'rhice
left
the
ranch
at
lliph
"t
evening
arriving
here
;
"ie
o'clock.
Ills
special
al
tho
slnllon
bnlf
an
1
Hip
I'rlnro
did
not
leave
frelaht
train
when
eei
their
tiiioineon
ur
lark
uf
H
w
a
onv4.nmriiiary
,Wf(M,r,r).
.b,..
,w
ano,ier
'
'-
Monday
nipM
l..jlirr
rfUP
for
rU(h
mU(tek
,
HH'if.
one
or
th-iOHemilned
I
Miletl
!tale
romin-!li.-IH
plhil
l.ieut
i
i-liirler
niendter
of
iii
uf
mylon.
flhio.
k
i
he
hanntiel
were
!
of
Vaneoner,
tn-
who
atleuipt
to
do
their
travel
ing
in
moeooor
puiinian
or
by
mean
of
"riding
I
he
rod
ha
been
touched
by
Hie
railway
roalfianie
and
this
drive
is
lo
i
be
irorutad
lo
the
blUer
end.
I
lent
of
n:
.
nuiufmllmi
Salvia...
r.ilu..v
Vaiirmiver.
di-'rw
nra
ma
municipal
Hlie
...
ni,ui.)iu
niiirrr.
marialrales
and
olber
uu
.,r
the
fsrific
pulird,.,
0f
e
law
H
i
hoped
to
reduce
lbi
traffic
to
a
mini-
Miuui
ami
brio
about
a
drastic
I'liniiiuiiion
in
the
niniiber
of
iim-paina
tcurnt
carriad
by
the
iailvta
in
weleru
Canada.
Steel
Their
Hearts
l
Poiue
i.
Hirer
are
being
in-.it
1
1
-1
I
in
xleel
their
hearU
luiun-i
Hie
plea
of
woulil-be-
ifr.-f
ti.ivi'ller
and
brine
them
in
iiihI
mi
charges
uf
lrespas-iM
vt
ami
lealinic
riden
ami
mag-ntlralee
eer)
where
have
prom-
ied
their
cooperation
ly
tllTen-ing
up
(he
etileitcert
iitieil
on
thoe
who
follow
this,
ilanRerou
and
illegal
practice.
A
larfe
per
cenlatre
of
the
iterioun
and
ratal
aecidiuita
on
Canadian
railway
it
I
pointed
out.
Involve
pernnn
who
are
irenaint
on
railway
property
M.lll,Jnir
i,e
amount
of
Mtneni
and
the
ehlldreii!""".
'
"
,V
,
,
...
r..i,,,
U
luilu.nxl
lTinllli
!
wen-
Ul.l..
potoned.
the
iiumlier
of
injuries
and
ralalllien
which
an-
,:,,;
every
yearj
tended
taking
1,1.
own
,ajl.
this
year.
OapL
,1
i
i
diservalion
nl
n
men-
""".
,.....
...
iirniiertv
t.arlv
i
ila
amaae
IIMSe
lias
US
"t-ii
i'iii
ror
some,
weeks.
caused
as
well
a
lliefls
per-pelialed,
arfecling
liol
only
Ihe
euilwnvs
but
private
persons
i
...
.
..n
,w
I
lu
r.'iel
AT
JASPER
PARKlihaMhe
hoboes"
are
a
""
lo
the
travelling
public
are
hind
the
drive
which
is
now
noma
launched.
RARRY
CHIEF
JUSTICE
OF
NEW
BRUNSWICK
OTTAWA.
'''
-
J'"1"'
of
the
K"'B
-
llrl,''h
,,vi"
A
ii
r
-i..m
in
New
IrnnswirK
lias
t..-..
Minn
lllllllllt'l-
III
itiiiii
11"
.
..,
"d
aboard
appointed
elder
Justice
Ihe
oar.
11
'
in
success!,.
n
.
J
da.
eM.ecle.
(hat
I
pedal
Hrunswlck
,i
.....
.
.
m..i.-i..iv
ii
w'liii
lias
iieeu
'"He
n
nisi
nin
jo
jasper
j.
..
,,f
""
,,,n
there
at
nboul
half
l
""
pl"ir'
l.aler
advices
slain
way
nnninisslon.
6
w
,s
dun
in
reach
Jan-
,,,
;lv
,.,.
She
mil
Unite,!
Slates
increased
in
our
?
eyes
the
risks
we
have
aisumed
and
Jlie
history
of
F.urope
during
the
pnal
five
years
has
not
been
.ATrl
n
Um
sneli
as
to
lessen
that
npprehen-
(11,
utJU
U
A
flj
K
nion.
TEACHERS
ELECTED
OFFICERS
FOR
YEAR
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer
Heads
Local
Association;
Miss
Rothwoll
Vice-president
and
Miss
Mitchell
Socretary
lloolh
Memorial
scliool.
lim-cers
were
circled
as
follows:
President,
Miss
K.
A.
Mercer.
Vice
-
President,
Miss
Jessje
llulliwell.
Secretary
Treasurer,
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
JOIN
FORCES
Standard
and
Sterllnq
Unlto
un
dor
Namo
of
Standard-Sterling
Bank
of
Canada
TORONTO,
Ocl.
3.
A
joint
The
annual
meeting
of
the
ann'oiMiceiiienl
issued
last
night
Prince
llupcrl
Teachers'
Assoe-iby
(he
hoards
of
diret'lors
of
the
ialloti
look
place
last
evening
in
Standard
Hank
id
Canada
and
Ibe
Sterling
Hank
that
approval
I
ii
1
1
been
obtained
from
the
federal
.minister
of
finance
foi
the
amalgamation
of
these
two
banks
under
Ihe
name
of
Ihe
Standard-Sterling
Hank
of
Canada.
Under
Ihe
"agreement
two
Executive-
Miss
Until
Mewnrl,
shares
of
Standard
Hank
slock
Miss
Hlanclie
Muedonnld,
l.
II.
will
be
given
for
three
shares
of
i
,.
ii"
1
M'-
-
N
H'"'i
1
is
...n8.
l-
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
nnd
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing,
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Doston
and
6th
81
firill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
vol
XIV,
NO.
232
lMIINtJE
Mri'KHT.
II.C.
Tilt
IISUAY
OLTOIIKIt
2.
I
f2
1.
TMttrdir'i
Circulation,
1417.
Street
!
607
I'niCE
FIVE
CENT'S.
'"'
,
C0MPLE1E
UNITY
IN
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
LADY
KINDERSLEY
PROBABLY
BOTTOM
OF
ARCTIC
WITH
VALUABLE
CARGO
FLYERS
ARE
ON
BURNS
WILL
WAY
TO
DAYTON
TAKE
BEEVES
Lcnothy
Leave
of
Absence
to
bei
Dulkley
Valley
Cattle
Will
be
Qlen
U.S.
Airmen
Planes
Still
at
Seattle
;
l
1
11
.
OH.
'.'
The
t
'
i
lotted
stales
idii
ml
i
flyers
are
now
elii)K
.,
Dayton.
Ohio,
wIipiicc
rii,r"d
by
Major
ileu-,
.
i..
chief
of
the
I
llllcil
,,
-eivire.
After
luni-
ir
final
report.
Ihe
uf
1
in-
ien
extended
.ilienre.
Lieut.
Lowell
spend
bl
leave
on
Coaal
ft
ml
Lieut.,
m
expect
to
violf
In-Sweden.
plane
are
sfill
here,
in!
field
awaiting
nr-ii
final
dipoflim.
'
(
New
Orleans,
after
J
'
v
NeUnn'i.
plane
waul
-
akei
dial
H
lie
sent
kept
'
a
permanent
,
lour
watch
m
beinn;
machine
here!
.v
"ir-lmiilcra.
"
M.LEIGH
WADE
purchased;
Abbatolr
Will
be
Built
The
Board
of
Trade
has
recoiled
a
communication
from
P.
Burns
Ltd.
staling
that
they
are
making
arrangements
to
take
care
of
the
beef
offering
for
sale
this
year
In
the
Bulk-ley
Valley,
The
telegram
further
states
that
the
company
Intends
to
proceed
with
the
building
of
an
abbatolr
here.
HOBOES
TO
GET
"Hopping"
Freight
Trains
and
"Riding
the
Rods"
to
be
Discouraged
by
Railways
WINNIPEG.
o-t
2.
fienlle-men
of
leisure)
who
follow
the
il-
MFMRFR
nYRn.r.
.
R
"SM
prnir
of
The
Seal
tie'
drive
fatnt
Oioe
The
drawing
show
huw
u
diver
secured
corul
specimens
from
the
sea
bed
of
tlie
Ha-hiitn.i-
wlnle
miles
ami
pictures
were
taken
from
an
under-waler
lube
by
hi
ro-work-t
is
mi
exjiedilion
ul
the
Amen
aii
M
n
-en
..
i
ol
Naluiiil
llilory.
Assembly
of
League
of
Nations
Adopts
Protocol
Without
Any
Sign
of
Dissent:
Canada's
Position
Senator
Dandurand
Lays
Stress
on
Failure
of
AGREE
NOT
TO
United
States
to
Take
Part
of
M
A
VT!
WAD
AT
Burden
on
Herself
OKXBVA,
OrL
2.
The
assembly
or
Ihe
League
or
Nations
today
unanimously
adopted
a
resolution
recommending
thai
all
states
accept
the
proliMol
of
arbitration
and
security.
Fitly-seven
delegations
supported
Ihe
resolution
and
nol
a
state
was
rcpre-seuted
at
Ihe
gathering
lliat
allaiued
fnun
voting.
The
protocol
provides
for
the
pacific
etllemeut
of
inlenia-tional
disputes
but
iii
many
rases
the
constitutions
of
the
countries
represented
provide
thai
the
protocol
iiiu-l
be
ratified
by
parlianieut
before
being
formally
adojded.
Canada's
position
(IKNF.VA,
Oct.
S.
Hon.
Itaoiil
Handiirand,
Canadian
repreeen-lativa
of
(lie
League
of
Nations,
peaking
before
the
Assembly
today,
declared
that
Canada
must
be
loyal
lo
Ihe
covenant
of
the
League
and
would
support
the
protocol
of
arbitration
and
se-
rarity.
He
said
when
Canada
sub-
scribed
lo
the
covenant
she
fBr'
from
Ihonghl
she
would
have
the
entire
burden
of
representing
North
America
when
the
nppeal
eairta
for
maintaining
peace
in
Kuroiie.
The
falling
away
of
Ihe
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
Telephone
Itirec-lory
is
ahntil
in
be
printed.
All
perous
desiring
any
change
or
addition!
lo
service,
listings
or
new
service
please
notify
Telephone
depart
inenl
in
writing
not
later
than
October
8.
.'33
EACH
OTHER
ilgntory
Nations
to
Protocol
Bind
Themselves
to
Reduce
Armaments
(il'.NF.VA.
Oct.
2.
What
is
vt-ricially
known
as
ihe
protocol
Tor
the
pacirir
settlement
ot
in-temaliiHial
disputes"
that
was
presented
to
Ihe
Assembly
ot
the
Leaaue
uf
Nations
yesterday
aHer
being
signed
by
representatives
of
the
great
powers,
contains
a
preamble
and
21
clauses.
The
preamble
sets
out
that
one
or
its
poroses
is
the
realization
ot
a
reduction
of
national
arma
ments
to
Ihe
lowest
point
consistent
with
national
safely
ami
the
enforcement
by
common
action
of
international
obligations.
The
most
important
rlauses
in
Ihe
document
interpret
and
strengthen
the
covenant
or
the
League
or
Nations
and
provide
a
system
tor
arbitration
of
all
or
any
disputes,
thus
paving
the
way
to
what
former
Premier
Hrinnil
in
a
speech
today
called
"making
war
on
war."
The
signatory
stales
agree
in
no
rase
lo
resort
to
war
with
one
another
or
with
any
other
stair
which
accepts
the.
obligations
se'
out
in
Ihe
protocol
except
in
case
of
assistance
to
acts
oT
aggres
sion
nr
when
acting
in-
agreement
with
Ihe
League
or
Nations.
GOVERNMENT
AGENT
ON
WAY
HERE
WITH
FAMILY
TO
RESIDE
VANCOl'VFll.
Oct.
?.
Norman
Wall
and
family
passed
through
the
city
yesterday
en
route
to
Prince
llupert.
where
he
will
Inko
up
residence
and
take
over
Ihe
position
of
government
agent.
He
was
formerly
private
secretary
to
'
III'
"HIH.'.'r
.1
l)tl"H.
Million
Dollar
Cargo
Was
Lost
on
Lady
Kindersley
and
Vessel
Probably
at
Bottom
of
Arctic
VJfJTOlUA,
Oct.
2.
The
llinl.-on
Hay
auxiliary
schooner
l-.uk
KiiiOcrsley
is
probably
at
the
bottom
of
the
Arctic
Ocean
iow.
anl
Cajit.
Foellmer
of
that
vessel
upon
his
arrival
here
board
Ihe
iiayciiirno
with
live
olher
member;'
of
Uiq
crpw.
The
Kindersley
had
a
cargo
aboard
worth
a
million
dol-.rs
not
a
particle
or
which
was
saved.
"If
we
had
stuck
to
our
ship
one
day
longer
not
one
of
ns
would
have
had
a
'
han.
e,'
the
captain
s;mi.
"We
waited-fifteen
days
before
we
were
able
t.
get
away
from
the
vessel.
Many
I-T:
-
!
'imes
we
ineii
but
each
time
were
REFORM
SENATE
Voutd
Enact
That
Bill
Could
Not
be
Rejected
by
Upper
House
Third
Time
FOHT
WILLIAM.
Oct.
2.
Premier
Mackenzie
Kin?,
speaking
by
Ihe
Senate
on
(he
third
occa
ion
it
is
brought
before
parlia-1
men!
CARSON
IS
SLATED
FOR
IRISH
BOUNDARY
COMMISSIONERSHIP
LONDON.
Oct.
2.
Lord
Carson.
I'ninuisl
leader
in
Ulster
and
a
prominent
figure
in
Hrilish
public
life,
will
be
Ihe
Hrilish
Government's
nominee
on
the
Ulster
Houndary
Commission,
according
lo
the
Daily
Express.
The
North
Ireland
Government
is
nol
appointing
a
man
to
represent
them
on
the
commission.
WIREL1SS
REPORT
8
a.m.
1)10
HY
'ISLAND.
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
2U.88;
temperature,
50;
light
swell;
10
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
passing
out
bound
or
Anyox;
8
p.m.
steamer
Prince
eorge
southbound.
DEAD
IHEE
POINT.
llaining
calm;
barometer,
2U.78;
temper
ature,
(5;
sea
smooth.
HULL
IIAHROIl.
Cloudy,
light
soul
beast
wind;
barometer,
2D.y2;
temperature.
o0;
sea
smooth;
H
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scott
abeam
Adenbrooke
Light
hound
Tor
Port
Angeles;
6.10
a.
m.
spoke
lu
gl.orne
stormbound
in
Huc.kley
Hay.
Noon
IHOIIY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind
;
barometer,
.'y.08;
temperature.
53;
sea
smooth.
HULL
IIAIUtOll.
Clear,
strong
west
wind;
barometer.
2i.i3;
temperature,
59;
sea
rough;
9
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Gray
35
miles,
east
ot
Hose
harbor
north
bound;
9.15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
through
Milbank
Sound
northbound:
10:15
a.m.
steamer
Prince
Alice
abeam
Adam
I'ivc
!
i
-
!
lilmu
n
ii
.
.'orced
back.-'
!
The
fiayehimo
will
remain
in
auaranline
2(
hours.
Other
members
of
the
crew
left
Capt.
Foellmer
ami
arc
coming
out
overland.
UNION
REFUSES
TO
ARBITRATE
icrp
last
ui'ht
in
the
course
of
hilveslern
tour,
said
bills
of
Conciliation
Board
Proposed
by
pubyc
jieneril
pa.-sed
by
the
Co,d
Storage
Company
But
Iloisecif
Commons
were
beinjrl
Refused
ruthlessly
rejected
by
the
t'ppert
--
House.
He
said
the
situation
was
i
Tuere
was
no
change
in
the
sueti
that
he.
bplievc-lr-Uavins.ro.--?
'AualV
at
the
Canadian
sard
lo
democratic
govenimenU
Storage
Ob."'s
plant
he
would
be
justified
in
saying'
n'
morning.
The
company
that
legislation
would
be
intro-
bavin?
offered
to
artdlntte
with
duced
amending
Ihe
constitution
jHP
fish
Packers'
Union
of
the
so
that
a
measure
which
twicer'1"
I'nlon,
a
reply
was
re
had
been
supported
by
the
House
jceived
from
the
secretary
of
the
f
Commons
shall
not
be
defeated
'
un,on
,n,s
niorning
as
follows:
I
beg
to
report
that
the
Fish
Packers'
Union
of
the
One
Hie
Union
on
the
second
ballot
unanimously
voted
down
your
suggestion
regarding
a
conciliation
Iwanl."
Olher
fish
packing
houses
are
suffering
from
the
lack
of
ice
supply.
The
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
was
the
main
buyer
al
the
Exchange
this
morning.
It
il
getting
in
ice
from
its
storage
houses
al
Lake,
Kathlyn.
'Three
American
boa.
ofrered
1
1,000
(tounds
id
halibut
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
and
three
Canadians.
38.500
pound.
The
catches
were
disposed
or
as
follows:
American
Nomad,
5,500
lbs.;
Fairway,
5.-500
lbs.;
and
Washington,
3,-000
lbs.,
at
t3.fic
and
6c
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Livingstone.
18,000
lbs.,
at
tS.tc
and
Cc
lo
the
Booth
Flih-
eries
Canadian
Co.
Hose
Spit,
12,000
lbs.,
at
I2.tc
and
c
lo
Ihe
Allln
Fisheries
for
Butedale
delivery.
Tillie
S.,
8.500
lbsK
holding
over
until
tomorrow
for
a
better
price
than
was
ottered.
EASTERN
MEMBER
OF
PARLIAMENT
YISTED
THE
CITY
YESTERDAY
Eastern
M.P.
Much
Pleased
With
City
Visitors
in
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
were
Dr.
J.
W.
Carru-
thers,
member
of
parliament
for
Algoma
East
f
Ontario,
Mrs.
Car
nitines
and
their
daughter,
Miss
Inez
Cnrrulhers.
They
are
on
a
our
of
the
W
and
arrived
here
by
train,
sailing
last
night
on
the
slenmer
Prince
Hupert
for
It
wa
Dr.
('arrulliers'
first
visit
to
Prince
Hupert
and
he
was
much
please.
I
with
the
clly.
Fred
Stork,
the
local
member,
showed
him
and
his
family
around.
Dr.
Oarnttliers.
who
is
a
Liberal,
resides
in
Little
Curren.
III'!