'a
motor
arrulenl
uliorlly
after
Will
Not
Recede
From
Position
In
three
o'clock
UiU
morning
that
British
Parliament
Even
If
.itiultl
iwrllr
have
eo.(
hiw
his
Election
Forced
li'NUOX.
tl.l
7
'
nnn
-
-1
.n
Premier
irrtiintanee
under
wblch
--
I-M.
in
charge
againl
a
cmu-ii'i'n!
editor
were
recently
i"l'ne.
TWO
MEN
DROWNED
IN
THOMPSON
RIYER
RAM
LOOPS.
l,-t
7.
-loll"
W
Mlt.trom
and
Patrick
Fandle,
w
'i
kres
on
the
construction
of
a
1
li'
spanning
Hie
Thompson
H
-
.1.
were
drowned
when
the
"uuig
on
wliieh
Ihey
were
ii
'ding
wan
carried
away
by
the
niTi-nf.
DUTY
ON
HALIBUT
IS
BEING
INVESTIGATED
Ropresentallve
of
U.S.
Tariff
Commission
Inquiring
Into
Prices
L
T.
Hopklnson.
fisheries
for
Hie
I.
S.
Tariff
ConunlK-
Sfnt,
nrrivnl
In
Senttlo
recently
'
'
undertake
the
ImcMllgittinn
of
"ini;nite
poU
of
Parlfic
lni'ilmt
luodiiction
In
the
United
eialra
and
coinpellng
roiintrlen
the
work
Is
being
done
under
Xerlinn
3?
of
the
Tariff
Art
of
'"-
Willi
eiiiiiparalixe
rost
Hi
hand,
the
orcxidftil
will
ilelerniine
wlinl
the
proper
duly
l"uld
be,
nlii
If
In
hi
judgment
"
o
Ihe
nulilie
Interest
he
will
proclaim
a
ehange
in
the
tariff,
hn
effcellve
.in
days
after
an
'I'Miiieemenl.
"
s
innndalory
that
Aineriean
"unviiliials.
firm.,
etc..
supply
nil
cost
records
desired
hv
the
life.
He
wa
driving
along
Third
Arnur
and
falletl
lo
negotiate
I
he
turn
'on
lo
MeltrWe
Slm-I
'
MMi'ilinialit.
addressing
jurreifiill)
with
I
lie
reutt
(hat
i'iiiml
riiiifcrriirr
of
Iheihe
rar
a
Ford
one
door
Sedaii
'
oarly,
confirm!
ernihl.
went
.over
the
i.lewlk.
I'.i'i.nin
that
(lie
government
itiahe
Ihnoirfi
(he
railing
and
.......
reaming
both
the
vole.
preripilaleil
IUlf
over
Mie
high
"
iore
advanced
by
l'aeer.eMilankte4tl
near
the
Ark
on
lo
i'w-.
and
the
Liberal
aiu"!!-,
Ihe
ground
a
dl.lanee
of
about
i
proponing
an
inquiry
lino
IB
feel
below.
Jii.t
liefore
going
over
the
emibankment,
I
lie
rear
end
ol
I
lie
car
caught
on
a
pi
fie
bos.
'IliU
canted
I
he
fall
to
be
'''liner
.f
aetlona
Id
ilidiealN!:hmkMi
unit
white
II
eau.eii
Ibe
'
Uif
government
would
not
(only
daioae
I
he
automobile
r-"k
front
destitution
and
an
eelveil.
it
was
IliU
cirBllin.lanee
'
:
.
ti
ir
pill
In
the
te.t.
He
1
tin
for
-i
re.M.iihillly
an
"
''n
will
not
he
on
the
Iwthor
11
IV.
injured,
has
been
arrested
tin
!
l
,.r
.li-Wlnrr
In
till'
COIUIIIOH
t
II
ii
l
"
diiiige
M
AV
VullK.
Oct.
7.
Leon
ro.tin.
Senators'
slar
outfielder,
iiiuilc
h
hero
nf
himself
again
i"la
and
was
largely
roKitihle
for
hanging
up
the
second
victory
as
he
did
Ihe
first
for
Washington
in
the
fourth
game
of
the
World
Series.
Washington!
won
over
the
New
York.
(Slants
by
a
sure
of
seven
to
four.
The
few
.....o.rvMHs
ibI
ViU
VV?J..
that
prntMihly
saeil
the
motor
going
headlong
oxer
with
re
sults
that
might
have
been
much
more
serious.
The
ear
hit
Ihe
ground
right
side
up
put
apparently
toppled
over
on
tie
side
when
it
lauded.
The
rear
of
the
body
was
badly
smashed
up
In
striking
the
pipe
hot
and
alo
Ihe
rear
window
and
one
on
the
left
side.
The
engine
and
chassis
sustained
little
if
any
damage
and
Hie
ear.
afler
being
llfled
back
by
the
Kalen
garage
wrecking
out-fit.
this
morning
was
driven
to
Hie
garage.
According
to
the
only
report
or
the
accident
that
had
been
made
at
the
police
station
Ibis
morning,
a
Chinaman,
out
of
breath,
dashed
into
the
staliim
at
3.15
saying
that
a
car
had
been
driven
over
the
Mcllrlde
Street
embankment
al
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
near
the
Ark.
Conslable
Alex
Mardonald
rushed
to
Hie
scene
and.
on
arrival,
found
Dr.
llggerl
being
assisted
out
of
Ihe
car
by
J.
.!')'
and
H.
Ihuy
or
the
sanitary
department.
The
doclor
did
not
appear
to
he
badly
injured.
VICTORIA
MAN
WAS
THROWN
FROM
AUTO
KILLED
YESTERDAY
VIC.TOIUA,
Oct.
7.-
i.
L.
L.
Wood
was
thrown
from
an
aulo-inobile
yesterday
and
killed.
John
Timiiueray.
the
driver,
who
was
im
mTiioiii
oi
""
snmiirs
sn-
iwrior
playing,
but
Wcaune
of
their
seemingly
uncanny
ability
In
hit
Ihe
(Hani
pitcher.
(toslin
openetl
the
scoring
for
Ihe
Senatorn
in
Ihe
third
inniuu
when
he
touched
Karnes,
the
New
Yrk
pitcher,
for
a
home
run
on
the
first
hall
pilrhed
lo
him.
There
were
two
runners
ahead
of
the
baiter.
Itelde
(loslin
made
three
other
afe
hits
during
the
KB
me
and
wa
iiilrtimciilal
in
bringing
home
more
scores.
The
(lianls
used
three
pitchers
Virgil
I
la
rues.
Huwnrd
llaldwiu
and
W'aylaud
Dean
hut
were
tin
-al
le
to
stent
the
tide.
Harry
(towriy
caught.
The
Washington
bat!
cry
consist
e.1
of
(ieorge
Mo-vride
and
Harold
lltiel.
The
weather
was
clear
and
hoi
and
.15,000
fans
paid
entry
to
the
Polo
rounds.
'lite
score
by
innings:
1
13
8fi7
18
V
Wash
..
New
York
dint3niinin8o
.
i!ojnoioit-
Watbinglon
uvade
thirteen
hits
and
thren
errors;
New
York,
six
lilts
and
one
error.
-
The
'Siniils
and
Yankees
have
eaeh
two
games
lo
their
credit
now.
EDMONTON
RATIFIES
RAILWAY
AGREEMENT
Will
Got
Station
and
Subway
at
Estimated
Cost
of
Three
Millions
IHIANDON,
Onl.
7.
F.dmnnton
ratified
Ihe
asroement
willi
the
liaiiaiiian
National
Itailway
where'
y
Ihe
railroad
will
build
a
station
and
subway
in
101st
Street
al
an
estimated
cost
of
S.noiuinn.
the
city's
share
being
283.1100.
CTY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
noHce
that
Allin
Avenue
from
Sevenleenlh
Street
to
Vauarsdol
Street
will
be
closed
for
three
weeks
commencing
Octo-
her
9,
Resident
are
re-
quested
lo
gel
in
their
supply
ol
coal,
etc.
bo-
fore
thai
dale.
F.
W.
PEARSON.
230
Cily
Engineer.
25
AXI
She
mMn
BOSTON
GRILL
Mt
tan
willi
Large
newly
Upstair
laid
Dining
dancing
Hall,
Si.
"A
floor
for
hire.
Suilable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ta
'',')
dances,
banquets
and
wed
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
ding
parties.
and
Gth
8L
J
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
V(U
XIV,
NO.
236,
PIUNGE
IllPKHT
IJ..C,
Tl
EHDAY.
OCTOHEIl
7,
1U2V
rtttirtftf'l
ClrcuUll
1T2.
"
"
PMGE
FIVE
CENT3.
RITISH
PREMIER
OPPOSED
TO
COMMUNISM
CAR
ACCIDENTS
AND
HIJACKING
FEATURES
IN
NEWS
OF
PROVINCE
TODAY
British
Labor
Premier
Plain
in
Condemnation
of
Communism
and
is
Promised
Full
Support
LONDON,
Oil.
7.
In
hi"
lug
speech
at
(lie
annual
meeting
i
Uir
LmImjc
Mrly
t,ti,nla),
Premier
J.
Ilinicay
Mui-douahl
-
.r-t-l
Coniiimiiinin
mm
t
product
of
fzariwu
and
war
hrulalil.
,
l
i-
-urh
"we
will
have
nothing
lo
do
with
it."
lie
expressed
.
!
lltat
eminent
labor
men
of
Hrit.ii:i
ami
other
countries
a
il
not
he
induced
to
fall
into
the
i-oinmiiml
trap.
The
Premier
admitted
that
the
cure
(or
miertiil
iikmiI
had
-t
heen
foiiiid
Iml
no
poernnieiit
h.nl
done
more
hi
such
i
ikmih
to
ulleviule
the
hard
lot
of
the
workle.
M
Maedottald
aid
the
next
Midget
wuulif
carry
n
.-Inchon
of
luxation
and
would
I
a
eruing
of
the
i
'.'H-.
"ii
commodities
for
the
m
i-'
benefit.
l
!,i-
mlilren
u
l-omllv
an-i
LABOR
PARTY
AUTO
ACCIDENT
EARLY
MORNING
.
(
-I
and
llo
conference
.
.
fn..
ii.
ly
cuigratolaled
the
Car
Drlen
by
Dr.
C.
A.
Eggert
m'iiPmI
....
ii
record
and
Went
Over
Bank
at
McBrlde
LITTLE
DAMAGE
DONE
nnP
1
ITfMtTn
TY
1
TP
Oood
fortune
allowed
Dr.
C.
A
.M
A
Will
INI
1
I
A
I
!HKrl
lo
crap
with
a
Mik..,
,
Hp
hiH
a
SENATORS
ARE
BALL
VICTORS:
Washington
Seats
Now
York
7
to
4
In
fourth
Game
of
Series
Today
OCSLIN
13
AGAIN
HERO
Knocked
Home
Run
In
Third
In
ning
With
Two
Men
Ahjad
of
Him
'&r.
iff-
I
W.
Had.
iilhletic
Englishman,
defeated
Dig
Hen.
a
horse,
iu
u
t
di
oiidiiranre
niilet,
running
an
average
of
len
...
-MitMi:4l4iy'.
-Tlie-TMc
is
shown
in
progm?.
Battle
With
Bullets
as
Hijackers
Raid
Customs
Vessel
Which
Took
Whiskey
From
Tacoma
Launch
Y1CTOHIA.
Oct.
7
Middling
the
Dominion
Customs
launch
Wiiiimac
with
bullets
as
she
lay
anchored
at
Gauges
Harbor
on
.-iitlt
Spring
Island,
hijackers
vainly
attempted
lo
wrest
from
her
holds
the
largest
haul
or
whiskey
made
in
Hritish
Columbia
in
years,
it
was
learned
yesterday.
.
The
seiipre
was
made
when
the
Winimac
captured
the
launch
Eva
II.
ol
Tacoma
with
a
cargo
of
700
cases.
When
the
hijacking
craft
crept
into
Ganges
Harbor
with
a
display
of
arms,
the
Wiiumac's
crew
opened
fire,
which
was
re
turned,
tioin
vessels
were
ruiuied
with
bullcls.
the
stranger
uccing
micr
uif
i'ik
oniiier
mm
escaping
m
me
darkness.
PRESENTATION
TO
S.
J.
MACLEOD
Retiring
Bank
Manaqer
Enter
talned
at
Banquet
and
Given
Purse
of
Gold
REGRETS
EXPRESSED
Largo
and
Representative
Gath
orlno
In
St.
Regis
Cafe
Last
Evening
Aboul
a
hundred
of
Itupert'
most
prominent
citizens
Slithered
last
night
at
dinner
al
the
SI.
Hegis
cafe
dining
hall
lo
do
honor
lo
Stuart
.1.
Macleod,
manager
ol
Hie
local
branch
of
lhi
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
who
l
lie
Prince
Itupert
Club
and
your
friends
in
general
lo
present
to
you
in
their
name
this
small
loken
of
their
appreciation.
"In
makinc
this
presentation,
I
assure
you
In
their
behalf
thai
as
a
highly
respected
and
public
spirited
cifizen
or
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
banker
and
as
a
wise
counsellor
you
will
ever
be
remembered
by
all
those
with
whom
you
came
in
contact
with
feel-
lings
oT
highest
regard
and
es
teem.
"In
looking
around
Tor
a
suit
able
loken
to
present
to
you,
wej
renieinlicreil
vmn
scnlrli
iniii,nt
Prince
janj
decided
to
ask
your
accetd-
anee
or
Ibis
purse
or
gold,
but
with
it
we
give
you
our
unfeigned
appreciation
of
your
labors
in
our
behalf
and
that
of
our
city."
Dr.
Grant
Dr.
Grant,
who
was
the
first
is
leaving
or
Monc
on
lo
tako
spPakl.r
,,,
Uero
wa,
i
charge
r
the
branch
here.
F.
f
,
cvenl
..
Dawson.
,1
rector
or
the
Cana-
(o
kmw
wtre
,.,,
M,.
dian
National
Ra
lways
presided
,,,,
lim,
m.oirniz.
and
supporting
hint
at
Ihe
head
.,
lat
,iad
,
uiru-
iitiauir
.nr.
.uacieou
were
ip
r,,,...,,!
iit,n,,i.
11......
i..
!
Motor
Car
Turned
Somersault
'
And
Dropped
28
Feet
With
4
People
Inside:
Local
Man
Hurt
Special
to
Daily
New-;
Four
people
were
injured
in
an
auto
wreck
200
yards
west
of
the
Devil's
Elbow
between
Decker
and
Burns
Lake
Sunday
morning
while
returning
from
a
dance
al
Decker
Lake,
when
Ihe
car
rolled
28
reel
over
the
embankment
and
made
a
complete
:
somersault
on
the
rocks
and
boulders
below.
Walter
11.
Perry
of
Prince
Humeri
was
Ihe
most
seriously
injured,
suffering
contusions
of
the
bead,
his
face
Was
cut
andibips
badly
crushed
when
he
was
thrown
out
of
the
car
and
it
rolled
over
his
body.
It
is
thought
no
bones
are
broken
but
he
will
be
taken
lo
Prince
Hupert
for
hospital
and
medical
treatment.
BIG
SEASON
FOR
SALMON
Quarter
of
Million
More
Cases
Packed
This
Year
Than
Last
Fishing
Near
End
The
salnVon
pack
this
year
to
date
is
over
a
quarter
of
a
mil
lion
cases
greater
than
for
last
year,
the
total
for
the
dislriet
to
date
being
1,110,579
cases
at
against
H75.K03
cases
last
year.
The.
pack,
made
upta
follow:
1
r-
'
"
:
-"-y-j
Calest.'"
Soekeye
305.88U
Springs
16,760
IVihoes
18,900
Pinks
511,121
Chums
262.829
'
Steclbeads
1,077
Canning
is
till
going
on
at
Sunnysiile
on
the
Skeena
lliver;
al
the
Millerd
Cannery".
Prince
Itupert;
Holla
Coo
In,
Naimi.
llella
Delia,
Lockeport
ami
Lagoon
Hay.
These
are
now
packing
chums
and
cohoes.
All
seining
on
the
mainland
clones
on
October
10
and
Queen
Charlotte
fishing
will
close
a
week
or
perhaps
two
weeks
later.
LABOR
PARTY
TO
HAVE
CANDIDATES
IN
235
RIDINGS
:,"1,5e..Yr"'
."Ihl.e
I
west
might
perhaps
eel
SOCIAL
WORKER
TO
i
Wakefield.
Dr.
R.
IL
Grant.
D.D..
jJ.
W.
Scott,
president
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
and
Police
Mag-
jislrale
Thomas
McClyinout.
l.oinplimenlaVy
speeches
niade
following
the
banuuet.
and
1
before
adjourning
Mr;
Dawson,
on
behalf
of
the
gathering,
pre-
sented
Mr.
Macleod
with
a
purse
of
gold.
In
doing-
so
Mr.'Daw-
json
said:
1
"1
have
been
selected
by
the
.members
and
nlllcers
of
the
.(.
Pr,
ll'iiip-i
11..
11
id
T'
nle
was
a
siep
nacKwaru
to
go
easl.f
They
honed
he
woud
be
iniivct'
west
again.
The
doctor
referred
lo
the
were
fact
that
he
had
seen
four
man-
angers
of
the
Royal
Bank.
Mr.
(continued
on
pare
two)
GYRO
HOEDOWN.
Friday.
Oct.
10.
in
Hie
Auditorium.
City
slickers
iu
while
collars
or
any
i
I
:
1
1
Mis
Zella
Clark,
Hruce
Kerr,
driving,
and
S.
Goodwin
were
the
other
three,
occupants,
when
Hie
car
made
its
revolution.
They
were
not
thrown
out
and
with
the
exception
of
Miss
Clark
who
suffer
a
damaged
'
ankle
they
escaped
with
minor
cuts
and
brumes.
Afler
the
accident
Godwin,
who
was
the
least
injured,
sprinted
to
Burns
Lake
for
as
sistance,
but
while
preparation
were
being
made
for
relief
three
other
cars
came
lo
the
scene
of
the
disaster,
drivn
by
llonald
Prosper,
Andrew
Anderson
and
Clarence
Hickey
and
brought
the
victims
Jo
own
where
Mrs.
IL
J..
Jewell
and
It.
Commons
ren
dered
first
aid
unit!
the
arrival
of
Nure
Moore
who
is
now
residing
at
Iiurn
Lake.
Further
rolling
of
the
car,
which
is
a
complete
wreck,
was
arrested
by
a
telephone
pole,
otherwise
it
would
have
probably
rolled
on
to
the
railway
track
and
i
thence
into
Decker
Lake
as
the
bank
is
very
steep
at
this
point.
Miss
Clark
is
Hie
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Clark
of
Burns
Lake,
and
waitress
in
the
Omin-eca
dining
room
where
sheNis
very
popular.
She
will
be
confined
to
her
bed
for
several
days
as
(he
result
of
the
accident.
All
I
people
view
ing
the
scene
of
the
.
v
!wrtl'k
are
marvelling
that
the
.occupants
escaped
death.
The
LONDON.
Oct.
7
The
labor
parly
expects
to
have
235
candidates
in
Hie
field
for
the
general
election
that
seems
imminent.
This
is
31
less
laborites
than
iu
the
last
election.
roads
were
muddy
ami
are
in
jvery
bad
condition
where
the
ac-
jjVI'OIIV
VV
twill
u
Ullli
IMC
1
IIUIMIJ
was
poor
owing
to
a
log
arising
from
the
lake
and
obscuring
the
road.
Walter
II.
Perry
the
cliieT
victim
uf
the
accident
and
II.
Commons
who
rendered
first
aid
lo
Hie
injured
are
both
well
known
in
Prince
Itupert.
The
latter
was
formerly
at
the
Rupert
branch
..r
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i.
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,
f,
t
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Jlillllk
Ol
Liiioiua.
FINDS
HOT
SPRINGS
"IK
ALASKA
VHERE
i
WATER
IS
BOILING!
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Oct.
7.
Aj
group
of
hot
springs,
has
been
i
discovered
in
the
vicinity
of
Hie
iv
f
Inn
4
t
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m
11
!
vitwilnj
PREPARATIONS
TO
HANG
MONTREAL
BANK
BANDITS
MONTREAL,
Oct.
7
-Preparations
were
made
for
hanging
five
lloclielaga
bank
bandits
on
De
Ellis,
the
hangman,
stated
there,
would
be
three
scaffolds
and
the
icainv
t
tt
11
iiivhi.uum
iik'mt
.i.
1
.
.
.
.
1
.
men
would
be
hanged
singly.
,,
,
,
Hie
vast
region
of
multiform
I
earth
disturbances
300
miles'
southwest
of
here
on
the
Alaskan
peninsula.
j
From
these
springs
the
water)
boils
constantly
emittihg
steam
,
voluminously.
The
water
con
tains
much
mineral
in
solution.
VISIT
UNITED
STATES!
TOK10,
Ocl.
7.
Japan
s
out
standing
social
service
worker,1
OLIVER
MENTIONED
DOMINION
CABINET
Speculation
as
to
Who
Is
Likely
to
be
Given
Western
.Representation
In
King
IHIANDON.
Oct.
7.
Premier
Mackemie
King's
announcement
thai
additional
cabinet
represen
tation
would
be
given
t
lie
Wesl,
Toyohiko
Kagawa,
widely
known1
gives
rise
to
speculation
as
tp
a
hagawa
oT
Robe,
plans
to
who
Is
to
get
tlui
position.
The
visit
Ihe
I'nited
Stales
late
this!
name
frequently
mentioned
in
year.
Mr.
Kagawa.
a
novelist'
gossip
Is
that
of
Premier
Oliver,
wilh
a
wide
public,
conducts
a
who
it
is
believed
may
be
invited
social
settlement
in
Kobe.
Dur-jtn
round
out
his
quarter
century
ing
the
past
year
he
lias
been
i
of
oolitic
lir.i
m
Mm
r,.inrui
..i.
one
not
appearing
in
farm
anire
much
In
Tokio
doing
relief
work
fuel
before
Hie
next
Dominion
1
rll.ri:,k.
-Mffeivr,
"I
tin,,.