u
i."
.uyaIyHMU.
.
how-.
I
.I
lal
night
there
wan
a,
i
,
of
bribery
and
it
.
,
i
ii'i-i.
.
.
.
t
'!'
lit
!
.m.rwr.
-
inr
mmw
a"i
SILVITI.K,
Off.
3.
Major
i.
punitrmi
u
w
p
Kmlfi...
I..
Martin,
find
eom-
a,tr'
,
I
wander
of
the
United
Slalea
-
"
MnUlMH,,worid
flyer.
was
given
the
big-
'
rr
""
Ut-VTl
ovation
of
the
day
marking
i"'
nn
Afry
ikiihii.
imp
i
imeh.
The
taller
wa
CHIEF
CLERK
OF
FORESTRY
OFFICE
IS
LEAVING
CITY
Gordon
J,
Reading
Going
to
Seattle
Will
be
Succeeded
by
Allan
M.
Davles
local
forestry
"Hire
l
l;
1
.mother
popular
member
l
i'-
-1
1
IT
m
(lordou
J.
Heading
mil
leave
next
week
with
Mi-
Kindiiix
and
family
for
Simim.-
near
which
rity
they
will
--
up
ibeir
residence.
The
iiiiii
frirmi
of
both
Mr.
and
Mi
-
Iti'adlitf
,
who
wa
formerly
Mi-
Hi
lly
Harrow,
will
regret
to
,,-'ii"
of
i
heir
departure.
Mr
Headinf
will
le
oreeeil-
I
I)
M.
I
,
!i
,
i-
flntf
elerk
in
Ihe
forilry
y
Allan
M.
I
in
vie-
from
g"imiiienl
anenl'n
ollire.
;
ii
It.
Tannnrk
will
eoine
Kurt
Frnner
to
lute
Mr.
Jilare.
SOVIET
WILL
RESTORE
LENINGRAD
TO
POSITION
;.
M,
of
Soviet
ItusMla.
Ill-,
'"nii'-d
workers
of
Leningrad
""i'
Hie
(fovoriimeut
intends
lo
'''"-f,,r
some
of
lis
departmen's
'"
'
'
'
'iignid
and
il
intruded
that
""'
i'v
should
be
restored
to
"
";'t
nositioii
us
ihe
first
city
f
ll.l-M.-l.
HANG
IN
DECEMBER
MURDER
SWEETHEART
I
T
1-IMiHAY.
(nil.
:i.-'iiinmey
la
plghl
lo
hanir
on
Frederick
Wits
coti-
Dt'ceniber
Former
Head
of
Dying
Squadron
Wit
Object
of
.Pande
monium
f
Cheering
the
ureeful
conclusion
of
I
be
Hiatal
here
nn
So
mini'.
When
the
i
f
iimUKalMiK
the
brilwryin..-i..M.
.n,i
tllllniirrN
mw
wea
Hoint
field.
Major
Martin
was
Hie
firet
to
rwh
out
and
grasp
the
baud
of
l.lul.
Unwell
Hmilli.
When
the
flyer
look
(be
reception
stand,
I
here
were
crlen
of
"Martin.
Martin,
we
want
Martin."
The
major
then
look
hi
plare
and
nlrh
broke
down
a
he
tillered
wont
of
eonjrratula-I
ion
for
bin
more
ucceful
comrade.
Tliereuwn
the
crowd
joined
in
a
pandeinon
nun
uf
cheer
for
the
former
riiloiiiaider.
BIG
BAY
EXHIBIT
GOING
TO
WINNIPEG
Will
be
Shipped
Monday
at
Re-quest
of
R.
C.
W.
Lett
A
reor1
fnmi
II
W.
Lett.
Iinlulrial
ami
I'loiiialion
aneiit
of
Ihe
r.auailiaii
Nalional
Mail-wayi..
thrfl
Hie
Hin
Hay
l.uuiher
CoiiroanyV
exhibit,
wbieb
won
Ihe
gold
luetlal
al
the
recent
ex-hlhltion
he
uhlpped
intaft
to
Winnipeg-
for
exhibition
pur-pni-!,
wa
rerelved
in
a
wire
to
Harold
M'cKwen.
divilonal
IfrelRhl
nuent,
yelerday.
W.
II.
i.MrAfeo.
preidenl
oT
the
Hlg
Hay
'
l.umlirr
Company
ban
pixen
tho
iium.hii'v
iii'i-inUtKin
and
II.
V
rmoi
FIRST
tin
CITY
ur
OF
RUSSIA
"
Vlw.
the
loral
manaKer,
in
iuooini)(k(ii(f
(ixhil)il
(o
hnxr
,ll0
--
i
i
...i
.
i.
,.
i
in-
lar-nniy
iarK.-.,
a..,.
Iiu.
i
Oct.
t-..i
Kalen(u.
mi
it'll
in,
i
pilxiM'Ugrr
nam
VYiumpeg.
8ht
Monday
to
BOY
WAS
KILLED
IN
MISTAKE
FOR
DEER
Albert
Hoover
Victim
of
Shooting
Accident;
Langley
Farmer
Held
by
Police
l-V
WKSTMI.VSTF.il.
3-
-Mislaki'ii
for
a
deer.
Albert
Hoover,
a
boy
twehc
years
of
age.
wa
shot
mid
killed
by
James
dales,
a
Langley
fanner.
h
i.
,
i
il,,,
mm
of
Mr.
and
i
ur
no.'
i
murder
of
his
nineteen
,
Mrs.
J
F
Hoover
or
Mumiyvi
c
"
-vvei'lheiirl
Itenlrlce;
dale
Is
betng
hehl
by
h'
i
1
.
,.
;i
'
v--i
0.r--
Men
at
Work
This
Morning
Following
Meeting
Last
Night
f
ollowing
tlir
ipriion
of
the.
Fih
Packers'
liuon
lanl
niulil
l
relinn
In
work
under
a
new
igre'iietil
wilh
the
Oiinadian
Klh
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
reeect
ing
grievaureo,
the
etrike
wtiich
ha
hei'ii
in
prugreK
ninw
Ihe
i
iid
of
lal
week
was
concluded
Uii-
moniing
and
Ihe,
halibut
liiiiitling
hmtiuen
at
this
port
is
ioii.i
hark
to
normal
again.
I
Ik-
fih
paeker
have
agreed
'i
L-i.i-
ihe
company
SA
dayn'
no
in
i-
in
future
in
Ihe
event
of
their
.pire
lo
lp
work
owing
to
any
sneaoee
arising.
.The
former
a
alrreiaw-m7rA'Tt
mil
havtnai
been
in
vol
led
in
this
dispute.
The
men
returned
In
work
lliK
morning
under
llii
agreement.
The
three
Mien,
ter
whom
Ihe
trouble
utarteit.
agree,!
to
itav
their
dnea
anil
rejoin
the
l
iifon
and
the
I
ii
Ion
members
hae
decided
lo
work
willi
them.
T.
H.
Johnxin.
manager
of
ihe
Canadian
Pih
Cold
.Storage
C-o.,
in
making
an
official
nl
airmen
t
tin-
morning,
olaleil
,
thai
the
ulrike
wa
largely
Mdtlcd
through
the
goo.
I
off
ices
of
two
of
Ihe
company
engineer.
Jack
lloddie
and
A.
A.
MeKwen.
who.
on
their
own
initiative,
interviewed
the
Fih
I'aeker"
I'nimi,
diitctiKttiiig
lln
filiation
fully,
llieir
elforl.
after
much
.dii-rllioii
and
.eral
vole
had
been
inken,
ii'ulle
in
the
aEree-lioal
being
adopted.
JAP
WOMEN
ARE
COMING
Durlnq
Past
Five
Months
139
Entered
Country
and
101
Men
OTTAWA.
Oc.
3.
Immigration
of
Japanese
women,
which
baa
been
the
subject
of
negotiation
between
Canadian
.and
Japanese
governments,
appear
lo
agttln
be
on
the
Increase.
During
the
last
Hscal
year
233
Japanese
women
came
to
Canada
and
for
Hie
first
five
months
of
Ihe
present
year
13l
entered.'
During
the
sanro
period
101
males
came
lo
Hie
country
.from
Japan.
RECIPROCITY
WITH
AUSTRALIA
PASSES
IN
COMMONWEALTH
MELHOl'llNK,
Oct.
3.
The
Australian
Parlia-
uient
yaslerilay
passed
the
Australian-Canadian
re-
rlprocal
tarllT
hill,
which
il
Is
anticipated
will
rc-
still
in
a
considerable
in-
crease
in
trade
between
Ihe
Commonweal!
h
ami
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
find
mtim
Large
I'pstair
Dining
Hall,
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
6th
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop,
,.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
'II,
VOI
XIV
.
NO.
233.
I'lllNUK
III
PF.IIT.
11.(1.
FRIDAY.
v,
'in,
Or
OCTOHKIt
3,
1021.
'MUrtfij't
Circulation
1,773.
lr..t
Stlit.
4SI.
PIUOE
FIVE
CENTS.
U.S
BASEBALL
SCANDAL
CAUSES
FU
Mr.
(iisse.
wlui
wa
102
la-t
March,
came
from
Irelinu
when
he
was
only
sexen
years
old.
Mr.
(.'..issells
is
seen
with
h.
great-granddaughler
rl
r
?
i
r
Lieanup
is
uraerea
tor
Vancouver
Following
the
Murder
Chinese
Student
VANCOUVBH,
Oct.
;i
(i.imbling
mnt
be
slopped
in
Chinatown,
Ihe
celling
of
nanoln
s
must
ceae,
long
activities
must
be
curbed
so
IImiI
Ihe
fear
for
-afety
of
life
and
limb
may
be
removed,
the
sale
of
liipior
in
chop
suey
houses
ami
blind
pigs
must
be
siippresxcjl
and
the
civic
bylaws
be
rigorously
enforced,
according
lo
Ihe
oruVrs
of
ihe
Police
Commission.
"Conditions
culminating
with
the
assassination
of
David
Lew
hae
become
intolerable
in
Ihe
Chinese
quarter,"
ile-l.-ireit
.Mayor
Owen.
There
has
gol
to
lie
a
cleanup,
a
real
one.
I
don't
intend
to
be
satisfied
wilh
any
half
way
mwtsure."
Other
commissioner
agreed.
Commissioner
Mo
Phew
on
de
REGRETS
EXPRESSED
BY
ROTARY
CLUB
M
SHANKS
THE
BARBER
!
SAYS
BOOTLEGGER
manded
further
aiHion
to
bring!
lo
Jushre
Ihe
promoters
of
the!
J-
Shanks.
Ihe
barber
who
H.C.
Veterans
football
competi-1
recently
spent
some
weeks
al
lion,
saying
"barefaced
theft
j
Stewart
and
later
worked
in
from
the
peopb-
must
be
pun-'-'nek
Keere
s
barber
-shop
during
ished."
:the
fair
and
for
a
short
time
.
jafter.
has
lieen
........
telling
the
people
:..
i
in
ii
un
iii
wnui
h
wii
ki'ii
ciiuii-jlry
the
north
is.
According
to
a
.despatch
from
Victoria
to
the
Vancouver
province
he
says
RORE
VANCOUVER
POLICE
COMMISSIONERS
ORDER
CLEANUP
FOLLOWING
MURDER
Sensation
Caused
by
Baseball
Scandal
in
Which
Attempt
Was
Made
to
Bribe
Philadelphian
World
Series
Will
go
on,
Commissioner
Landis
COLD
STORAGE
bays,
Although
managers
Would
Cancel
Games
This
Year
VSIIINUTON,
OH.
bas.-b.ill
s.
midal
that
threaten-
.
Hi-e
I
lie
caucell.ilion
of
(he
world
series
hit
jul
Iweii
dht-i
hmI
ha
caused
n
fiinlnni
throughout
(lie
United
Stale,
,
r
,g
i
he
faith
ot
the
Imii
hi
the
integrity
of
the
men
who
are
.
nid
ratting
suspicion
on
eerune.
I.
nmtisMoiier
Laudi
declare
that
the
lug
games
will
go
-
;:
the
fart
that
lehall
ha-
been
shaken
(o
the
founda-..
the
dn.cliM.tire
growing
out
of
an
attempt
of
Jimmy
()'-
the
New
York
outfielder,
to
hrihe
llemie
Sand,
Phila-,
-
Imrlsiop.
in
the
name
.
1
I
Ihr
National
League
i
are
for
the
Slant
Johnson.
preident
i
can
league
and
"
-'
.
...
.
..
Club.
aerled
that
lln
ilil
to
be
ratted
iff
a-,f
lh
aenndal.
MARTIN
CALLED
FOR
BY
CROWDS
STRIKE
OVER
Irish
Boundary
Bill
Pus:es
the
British
Commons
but
Government
Likely
to
be
Defeated
Wednesday
LONDON,
Oct.
3
Political
youMp
predicts
an
early
general
election
here.
It
is
believed
that
Ihe
Government
is
likely
to
be
defeated
on
a
vole
of
censure
next
Wednesday
on
the
question
of
Ihe
Kussian
treaty.
Opinions
differ
a
great
deal
as
to
what
will
be
the
outcome
of
the
election.
There
are
many
who
prophesy
wilh
Winston
j
L.niirrniu
uial
me
Liberals
or
middle
party
will
be
practically
j
wiped
out
and
thai
the
real
fight
will
be
between
Conservative
i
and
Labor
forces.
Another
shade
of
opinion
sees
little
hope
for
,"
"
"""
rrT
:
"
a
return
f
i.onra(ive
admin-
i
tl
1
lTnAnTrr
If!
;
isl
ration
but
think
Liberal!
mi
VA
VI
ISI
VTK
l
will
be
donUnant.
I
fall
VAU
I
1U
j
What
seems
clear
is
that
Pre
AGAINST
BEER!
Majority
Alters
Corrplexlon
of
Case
In
Legislature
at
Com-
Ing
Session
'
mier
iiamay
Macdonald
has
made
many
friends
among
Liberal
and
has
won
the
respect
of
Conservatives
for
the
able
manner
in
which
he
has
handled
many
outstanding
quefion.
The
arrangement
of
a
settlement
of
uic
uerman
reparations
problem
VANCfiUVEK.
Oct.
3.
The
to
the
satisfaction
of
France
has
final
counting
of
the
beer
plehis-
alone
entitled
him
to
considera-
i
cile
ballots
in
Vancouver
city
lion
as
a
leader
in
diplomacy.
;
fteemingly
putting
the
city
in
the
Labor
will
support
him
solidly
dry
column
changes
the
com-
in
the
industrial
eeulres
and
it
.plexion'
of
the
returns
to
the
is
suggested
thai
he
may
even
get
Legislature.
Wth
Vancouver
a
majority
of
Ihe
next
House
of
itiifiti
i!nlv
ilrv
lu-Ahlv-ln-n
mtn.
fVimmitn
...
.
4fctaucjutiUMiv-Xaii-
of
rhe
Irih
hill
providing
Jor
a
iieer
and
18
against
but
there
commission
lo
adjust
the
bound-will
le
36
members
representing
ary
between
Ulster
and
the
Free
dry
ridiuss
and
22
wet.
,
Stale
passed
its
third
reading
last
The
change
in
the
complexion
'
night
and
it
is
practically
certain
of
Vancouver
is
Ihe
result
of
the
that
it
will
pass
the
House
of
disrovery
of
an
error
on
the
part.
Lords
also,
of
the
returning
officer
in
trans-
j
'
Labor
Convention
posiiic
riahl
"no"
votes
with
58
Yesterday
John
It.
dynes
an-"yes"
votes
so
that
it
seemed
an
nounced
in
the
House
of
Com-if
tlnre
was
a
vole
for
beer
by
mons
that
it
was
Ihe
povern-the
glass
when
as
a
matter
of;ment's
in
ten
1
inn
In
give
effect
to
fact
the
majority
was
agait
it.
'he
Washington
Labor
conven-
.
lion
railing
for
a
IK
hour
week
LARGER
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
iCarruthers
Brought
in
65,000
i
Pounds
and
Number
of
!
Others
Here
SUPREME
IN
NORTHir-iU.ii.n
Wi.
Zw
or
f
Co.'s
trawler.
James
Carrulhers.
which
arrived
with-
05.000
'
Four
American
boats
marketed
5G,koo
pounds
and
six
Canadians
2K.500
pounds
al
the
Exchange.
'Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows
:
American
llesolule,
31.000
pouuds,
at
I
Uic
and
lo
tbe
Hooln
Hsli-LUjinil
"'"
I,rnJ,"'',,,"
all
the
territory
ic,
1
OCIMP
A
rnfin
MrilDrD
A
llUUlJ
Illil.llljtiK
of
our
province
which
lie
north
cries
Canadian
Co.
and
east
of
Prince
llupert.
the!
Democrat,
15,000
pounds
at
President
W.
T.
Kergln
Refers
to
bootlegger
is
supreme.
Ho
or
she,1
15.1c
and
7c,
and
Adeline,
1.800
j
Loss
About
to
be
Sustained
whichever
the
case
may
be,
and'
pounds,
"I
Through
Stuart
Maclood.
Leaving
City
(here
are
as
many
of
one
sex
tanailian
t
as
Ihe
oilier,
carry
-their
head
Co.
mighty
high,
and
follow
their!
Sadie
K.
illegal
pursuit
without
tear
of
I
l.t'c
and
At
the
Motary
Olub
dinner
last
law
or
regard
for
public
opinion.
Fisheries,
niglil
at
which
Hie
Cyro
Club
'They
put
on
tho
same
airs,
members
were
entertained.
Pre-
and
are
received
in
Ihe
same
Alliance,
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
j
for
woi
k-i's
irri'sici'live
of
what
'other
European
countries
did.
BOSTON
PEOPLE
INTERESTED
IN
STEWART
MINE
pounds,
halibut
fares
here
today.
Says
Is
Developing
Into
Greatest
totalled
150.300
pounds.
Mining
District
on
tho
Con
tinent
VICTORIA.
Oct.
3.
Korthcrn
Hritish
Columbia
and
especially
the
Premier
mine
district,
is
rapidly
developing
the
greatest
mining
eamp
on
the
continent,
declared
Charles
llerron,
publisher
of
Seattle,
who
lias
Just
returned
from
the
north.
Mr.
llerron.
who
oubllshed
a
ll.Nc
and
7c,
lo
Ihe
mining
paper
in
Seattle
as
well
isii
a
uoid
Morage;ns
a
pa.Wr
jn
Alaska,
staled
Hurt
sidcnl
Kergin
of
Ihe
Holary
Club
society,
as
anj
other
merchant
Hrandt,
3,000
pounds,
at
I3.8e
referred
to
the
fact
that
before
or
banker.
In
fact,
il
is
nin-'aml
8c,
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
the
next
meeting
one
of
their
freipieut
lo
find
the
leadiug
Hippo,
3,000
pounds,
al
13.7c
valued
members
Stuart
Mac-
businessman
and
the
most
in-
and
8c:
Tillie
S..
8.500
pounds.
Lend
would
have
left
Ihe
city
to
tluenlial
bonlhgger
one
and
the
"I
He
and
8c,
and
Thelina
H..
take
up
his
duties
in
F.asteru
same
person."
(1,50(1
pounds,
at
13c
and
8c,
to
Canada.
Not
only
his
fellow
j
jibe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slor-
members
of
Ihe
llotnry
Club
but
!age
Co.
i
citiiens
generally
would
regret
his
departure.
He
asked
that
the!
gathering
express
lis
esteem
fori
Mr.
MacLeod
in
Ihe
usual
ninn-l
tier.
This
was'
done
with
n
rous-
ing
round
of
applause.
Mr.;
MacLeod
replied
briefly
stating:
that
it
was
with
much
regret
he-
was
leaving
Prince
Itupert.
lie'
would
always
have
a
warm
potj
for
Ihe
rity
in
his
heart
nnd
he;
hoped
that
il
would
not
he
too
long
before
he
might
come
West
again
lo
see
the
many
friends
he
had
made
A
new
Telephone
Directory
is
about
lo
be
printed.
All
persons
desiring
any
change
or
additions
lo
service,
listings
or
new
service
please
notify
Telephone
department
In
writing
not
later
than
October
8.
233
I
!
la
bis
1
to
I
on
banking
groun
that
6.000
pounds,
at
i
3
500.000
into
Alaska
mines.
7c,
to
the
Pacific
j,,
lakp,,
over
the
financing
and
,
i
development
of
the
Hyder
Jumho.
Canadian
n
probably
would
be
followed
by
t.OOO
pounds,
and
other
big
financial
developments.
OFFENSIVE
IS
BEING
STARTED
D.S.T.
U.000
pound,
al
lt.7c
Chinese
Attackers
Against
Shan-
.and
8.5c
to
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries
,
nhal
Drlt
Onnonnni
n.rk
1
f
Two
Miles
cid
urn
1
1
am
nmrr
J1JA
UlLLlrtlH
riltCi
SHANCHAI.
Oct.
3.
The
of.
VICTIM
I
AninSMnP.f0,,Hivp
b'
whic"
11,0
nvadlnif
Ilblllll
LrinUJUUL.
Khingsu
Torres
are
attempting
lo
I
lake
Shanghai
has
been
guther-
yUKHMC.
Oct.
3.
Sir
William
men
aUl
nnmitloim
Tor
three
Price,
president
of
Price
Hro-,
,uy
,iarle,i
tonight
southwest
of
thers
Company,
Ihe
well
known
,
Smiklnag.
ml?..
southwet
of
financial
hulnessnani
wa
kill-;
Shanghai.
Tho
lefiMiilliiir
Chek.
iCd
yestenlay
at
Kenogami
in
a
iang
troop
were
forced
bark
two
landslide.
He
wa
buried
under
,
n,,i.
i,,
,.iii..
r,..
"V
rij(
ii
I
injf.