.0IiON,
Ort.
W.
Itritniu's
ln
t
Labor
fiovcrumeiil
virtu
.
,nn
to
mi
end
at
eleven
o'clock
lal
night
when
Iy
a
rom-,h.iu
of
Conservative
ami
Liberal
vote
the
House
of
C0111-.
,
-
,uril
a
motion
demanding:
lliul
a
select
conimitlee
of
the
,
investigate
the
action
of
the
Attorney
(ieneral.
Sir
Ptri-k
,
-'info.
111
withdrawing
the
prosecution
111
the
rase
of
the
com
,
-r
O.
U.
Campbell,
editor
of
the
Workers'
Weekly
charged
u
ti
im
1I111K
Hi
Majci)
s
iorf
01
scuiiioh.
'I'lii'
tiovcrnnieiit
declined
to
accept
the
motion
and
treated
;,.
u
vd
of
oetisiire
Wllll'll.
if,
.
.1
i.y
the
lloue.
would
111
-,
,.n
appeal
to
the
ciMintry.
V'.-i
a
sharp
and
exciting
dr
Ik-
.....llHMI
Wlllltcd
lo
1.
Sn
Robert
llnriirn
motion
-lire
ami
vole
oil
Sir
J.
A
amendment
railing
tor
;
ligation
On
I
lie
gov-1
.
reftming
to
aecrpl
this
'Ik-
limine
divided
nu
Ihe
hi
a
to
Mi
Wsh
it
should
lly
a
vote
of
W
to
llH
1.
lis)
id
.dr
011
Ihe
Simon
airu
tuifni.
Tliu
wn
Hjululia
.1
f
Ihe
vyte
of
ceWsure
1
Ninon
amendment
wn
i
and
carried
301
to
U,H-i
King
I
In
NiiiiniiiiceiiM-nt
v'e
Premier
Main
Mac-1
(timed
lately
arose
and
!
Hir
adjournment
whteh
t
:i2i
(!
to
unanimously
It
t.iod.
however,
that
the
iu.nl
ha
nzretil
to
carry
'il
the
lrili
Itniindery
hill
.tv
and
the
HiMiiiilnry
Coiu-;
ii
appointed.
Premier
wilt
see
King
'inlay
and
ak
for
Hie
ilia-'"in
of
pnrtiamenl.
DR.
BOAK
GETS
JAIL
SENTENCE
Found
Guilty
of
Manslaughter!
Connection
With
Death
of
Ballantyne
and
vi(
TOMtA.
Oel.
0
Four
years'
':n
1
isunmeiit
win
yeslenlay
nf-
!)ii
imposed
by
Mr.
Justice
M
:
-i
!iy
upn
Dr
I
V.
Hoak.
'
-:;i
guilty
of
maiisluughlir
in
SaaM.'h
on
Augusl
L'O.
FREIGHTER
AT
WATUN
RIVER
LOADING
FISH
C.
Q.
M.
M.
Freighter
Canadian
Coaster
Arrived
Here
This
Morning
for
Cargo
of
Salmon
Mi.M.M'.
freighter
Canadian
'.mister.
Capl.
Iluhley,
arrived
at
Wiihin
Hlver.
MtisKell
1
11
lot
.
this
ciui
rHiig
lo
load
salmon
at
the
'annery
I
here
for
Vancouver.
I'lir
Cnasler
l
Ihe
new
addition
Hie
r.O.M.M.
Pftelfle
t'oal
flent
wliieh
recently
arrived
from
vnnouvrr.
ROY
COMING
NORTH
CHARGE
OF
MC
GL1NCHY
VICTORIA.
Ocl.
P.
Alexander
loy
Hie
boxer,
who
was
arrest
ei
here
veslnrday
at
the
reipiest
of
"'0
I'rlnee
Rupert
police
on
a
"liargo
of
wife
desertion,
left
Tor
he
norlh
in
charge
of
Constable
MfHIinc.hy
.
f
Pnnce
Rnporl.
lie
Ihe
speaker
THREE
4RE
KILLED
WHEN
AUTOMOBILE
hy
a
:.IMl.
freight
train.
The
lead
are
Mm.
Homer
Sipiire.
Mr-.
Diincii
lladgeruw-
and
Hugh
on
There
will
he
n
public
nvHmg
ini
Monday
evening
in
lheVet-lioltnThrnlrr-nt
which
Hlirhl
Hon.
W.
.1..
Maeaentie
Kin?
wMI
give
an
addre
and
other
speaker
will
he
eho-en
nun
Hon.
Dr.
King.
IIihi.
P.
J.
(nllii.
Hn.
Hal.
1
STRUCK
BY
A
TRAIN;;
St
Dill
HY.
Oct.
'J.
Three
were
killi'il
and
Ihree
eriouly
injurrd
nl
a
levi-l
enxxing
west
of
here
when
an
automobile
wa
struck
LimUaly.
all
of
Nairn
Onlre.
1
King
Signs
Proclamation
and
Election
to
be
on
October
29
LONDON,
Oct.
9
The
House
of
Commons
will
ba
dissolved
tonight
and
the
general
election
will
take
place
on
October
23
It
Is
announced
this
afternoon
alter
King
George
had
held
a
privy
council
meeting
at
Buckingham
Palace
at
which
he
signed
the
proclamation
proroguing
parliament.
Premier
Macdonald
waited
on
the
King
following
the
government's
defeat
last
night.
He
had
an
audience
which
lasted
one
hour
during
which
he
ashed
the
King
for
a
dissolution
of
parliament
In
line
with
his
previously
announced
policy
of
appealing
to
the
country
through
a
general
election
to
approve
the
course
'
pursued
by
his
government.
FISHERMAN
WRECKED
i
BROKE
HIS
LEG
AND
IS
NOW
IN
HOSPITAL
Being
Treated
at
Port
Simpson
Aflee-
Rather
Eicltlng
Experiences
Oscar
Anderson,
a
fisherman
of
Digbv
I
stand
who
ha
been
en-
iKed
in
thai
iirriiialloii
for
Hie
.MiMMteni.
senator
.nurew
nny-i,...,
,
V(.
,.,1
den.
tre.1
Stork.
M.P..
and
Hon.
l.(i(H
j()
H
Morm
fli!iarr
D.
Pallullo.
Col.
ii.
P.
Mc.Mi.rdie
Wa!(.
,
m
a
(tlky
nw.
will
preside
and
il
t
eiled
wrl
hnuUnf
,,.
Ihe
allemlane
will
l,r
large.
lmfh
,
Muk
(l
bp
TieleU
are
heng
...Id
for
tliej,(f
,,
brke
hj
,
Bl,lan
limeheon
ill
the
nflxriiooil
.T
the
,,,
,,
,,
,irlUU,,,
llin,
,
aine
dd
wlien
Premier
King
will
,.,.,
simj.-.oi.
where
lie
entered
the
lioiiliil
on
Tuesday.
IRISH
BOUNDARY
BILL
IS
PASSED
LONDON.
Oct.
9.
The
llou.e
of
Lord
Iiik
pa-ed
a
hill
creating
an
Irish
boundary
com
mixtion,
giving
Ihird
rending
lo
Ihe
meanure
wliieh
had
previously
passed
Ho'
House
of
('.illiniums.
Local
Men
Have
Established
Fox
Farm
on
Island
Near
Here;
Took
Stock
Through
City
This
Morning
The
Ness
brothers
of
Prince
Itupert
have
established
them
selves
us
the
pioneer
blue
fox
fanners
of
Northern
Hritish
Columbia,
having
slarleil
a
farm
Under
the
name
of
Ness
Fur
Farm,
on
a
hundred
acre
island
in
K
itkatla
Inlet
situated
at
Ihe
south
end
of
Porchcrlshiml.
Andrew
Ness
arrived
here
early
Ihis
morning
from
Hotspur
Island,
near
Ketchikan,
whero
he
pur-
chaed
six
pairs
of
four
mouths
old
blue
foxes
from
Ihe
Ketchi
kan
Fur
Company
with
which
10
slock
me
Jarin.
i
lie
six
pairs
consist
of
six
male
mid
six
female
blue
foxes.
They
are
four
muntlis
,old.
I-
:
.-rs
The
arrival
of
(he
foxes
calls-!
eil
a
ureal
deal
of
Interest
on
thoipasl
gelling
the
place
in
readl-
vM,i.,i.r.-..ni
Mils
moiii
nir
ami
i
iivnes.s
nir
ine
reception
01
tue
limit
carrying
them
was
visited.
live
cargo.
.Mr.
jxess
is
leaving!
by
ii
number
of
people.
In
spile'thls
aflerhoon
for
the
Island,
of
Hie
many
callers,
Ihe
lilllel
When
he
arrivesvliere,
the
foxes
foxes
did
not
seem
much
afraid
will
ie
r
aseu
ami
win
live
and
comfortably
stretched
lhein-
practically
In
their
wild
stale.
selves
oul.
afler
a
good
feed
or:
I
Hey
ilig
clams
ami
kill
Plrds
lor
,.nw
,,,'
in
their
straw
filled
food'
and
also
lake
cooked
rice
boxes.
'Hie
foxes
were
brought
ininl
oalmeal.
iHue
foxes
average
down
in
separate
boxes
lo
pre-
six
'In
a
litter
while
in
some
,,..ii
,...v
.l.niiiiae
lo
Ihemselveslcases
Ihere
are
as
many
as
by
disagreement.
The
Fox
Farm
i
Two
men
have
been
working
fourteen.
Mr.
Ness
nays
that
Ihere
are
I'.M
islands
in
Alaska
on
wliieh
oul
on
the
island
for
some
li(oe
an-
.situated
fox
farm.
uiug
runs
In
Ihe
wilh
safe
hits.
In
the
ninth
inning,
Roger
pockinpaugh,
the
Senators'
short
slop,
was
injured
and
had
to
be
taken
on"
I
he
-field.
II
was
field
in;
that
won
Iho
r..
i..i.iArii.
r..M
I1.K
IffIMM-
Mil
i
n.iiiiinn
....I
(julial
iigniest
game
oi
me
enure
series
wilh
several
innings
having
hits,
no
runs
and
no
errors.
The
score
hy
innings:
1
2
3
I
5
'
6
7
H
!)
N.Y
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
Wash
...
II
0
0
0
t
0
0
u
x
2
Lineup
and
-Umpires
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
New
York
Llndslrom,
3b.;
t
risen,
,'b.;
voung,
n.;
iveuy,
lb.:
Meusel,
cf
Wilson,
If.;
L
jacKson,
s.s.;
uowuy,
c;
.eni,
p.
vvasningion
.MC.eeiy,
ci.;i
Harris,
Sh.;
Rice.
cf
Coslin.
lf.;!
Judge,
lh.:
Hluege,
3b.;
Peekin-
paugh,
ss.;
Rue!,
c;
'Zaehaty.
p.
The
umpires
were
Klein,
Dineen,
(juigley
and
Connelly.
The
weather
was
clear
and
pleasant
and
37,6on
howling
spectators
were
in
Ihe
stands
and
bleachers.
llefore
the
opening
of
the
game,
the
players
of
both
sides.
as
a
mark
of
respect
lo
Ihe
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining;
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
Suitabte
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
t
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
drill,
Third
Ave.
MftTT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
Vol,
XIV
.
NO.
238.
I'ltlNCK
HUI'KHT,
H.C.,
THl
IISDAY,
OCTOUKH
P,
1024.
YptrrdijJ
CIrcuUtlon,
lift
Stretl
Sle,
461
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
Britain's
Labor
Gi
:nment
Comes
to
an
End
as
Result
of
Defeat
in
House
of
Commons
Huge
Majority
...
Demands
.
Appointment
.
.
of
Select
DISSOLUTION
n
w
m
W
1
f
tommiHee
Jo
nqmrc
inlo
IcJion
o,
j
PARLIAMENT
CONSERVATIVE
CENSURE
IS
BEATEN
Government
Will
Put
Through
Irish
Boundary
Bill
Before
Retiring;
Ask
King
for
Dissolution
Today
PREMIER
WILL
!
GIVE
ADDRESS!
Mass
Meeting
Will
be
Held
Monday
Evening
In
West-holme
Theatre
PRINCE
OF
WALES
IN
WEST
It.
It.
II
the
Pnnre
0:
Wale
greeted
on
his
arrival
at
Winnipeg,
where
the
spei
ml
Canadian
National
tram
t-arrying
the
royal
parly
made
its
lirst
slop
eu
route.
Left
to
right
jn
the
group
are:
A.
K.
Warren,
(ieneral
Manager.
Western
Itegion
C.N.H.:
ll.ll.IL
the
Prince
of
Wales,
and
Mayor
S.
J.
Farmer,
who
extended
a
hearty
welcome
to
Winnipeg.
Below
is
shown
ithe
special
Canadian
.National
train
bringing
the
royal
i.lor
to
his
Alberta
raiieh.j-rClLjjhjilyj.
Washington
Senators
Win
Over
Giants
and
Even
up
World
Series
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
8.
In
a
game
which
was
featured
by
Ihe
spectacular
work
of
K.
tl
Itice,
the
Washington
right
fielder,
Ihe
Senators
today
won
the
sixth
game
of
the
world
series
from
the
New
York
(iianls
by
a
score
of
two
lo
one
and
evened
up
the
race.
The
seventh
and
deciding
mulch
will
be
played
tomorrow
in
Washington,
the
Senators
having
won
the
toss
to
decide
the
venue.
New
York
got
its
one
ami
only
run
early
in
Ihe
first
inning
and
in
this
inning
Hire,
fur
Washington,
with
a
wonderful
running
one-hand
cairn'
after
leaping
into
the
bleachers.,
prevented
Meusel
of
New
York
making
a
home-run
which,
as
it
happened,
would
have
tied
up
the
score.
Another
spectacular
running
fly
catch
was
made
by
Mice
in
the
fourth
inning.
Washington
got
its
two
win
fifth
inning
liHseman
ami
cutnlain
Of
Ihe
Cin
President
and
Mrs.
Cool
id
ge
Hllended
the
game.
As
Ihey
en-
.
lered,
the
band
played
the
Na-
Aiillitiii
and,
when
they
line
Hint,
as
a
result
of
the
split
players
of
Hie
winning
team
will
each
receive
t.3l8
and
those
of
the
losing
learn,
$1,265.
Airplane
l'he
total
score
for
Hie
series
lo
dale
is:
New
York,
24
runs;;
Washington.
21.
j
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
notice
that
Hays
Cove
Avenue
from
Sixth
Avenue
to
Conrad
Street
will
be
closed
for
three
weeks
commencing
Monday,
October
13.
Residents
nre
requested
to
get
in.
their
supply
of
coal,
etc.,
before
that
ditto..
F.
W.
I'KARSON.
238
City
F.ngineer.
Stewart
Holds
More
Promise
Today
Than
Ever
Before
Says
Businessman
of
Thai
Town
In
the
opinion
of
J.
P.
Hawkinson,
who
was
in
the
city
on
business
yesterday,
Stewart
today
holds
more
promise
than
it
ever
did
of
becoming
the
biggest
and
most
Miccessful
mining
camp
in
the
country-.
Particularly
in
the
Hear
River
Valley,
which
is
really
of
more
importance
to
Stewart
from
a
business
standpoint
than
the
Salmon
HJver,
development
work
is
proceeding
on
more
properties
than
ever
before
and
the
beauty
of
it
is
that
not
a
single
one
is
proving
disappointing.
In
fact
the
showings
are
really
better
than
were
anticipated
in
many
cases.
-
--
-
!
-
Mr.
Hawkinson
for
one
in
imbued
FISHERIES
INSPECTOR
IS
IN
CITY
wiin
!i.e
grealesl
confidence
and
onliiuism
for
I
lie
future.
A
great
deal
of
w
ork
is
planned
for
I
lie
winter
and
nexl
summer
should
see
the
biggest
season
of
activity
in
the
hislory
of
Slew-art.
Investing
Everything
Mr.
Hawkinson,
who
is
well
known
to
all
mining
men
of
the
.north.
conducts
a
flourishing
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell
Arrived
relauratit
business-
at
Stewart
on
Malasplna
This
Morning
and
has
Invested
extensively
in
After
Trip
up
Coast
,
Hear
lliver
mining
properties.
'He
lias,
jn
fact,
sunk
all
his
pro-Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
fils
Ihere
and
is
now
In
a
posi-inspector
of
fisheries,
arrived
lion
where
he
could
sell
out
and
-here
on
the
iisheries
protection
realize
a
tidy
fortune.
He
i.
sleamer
Malaspina,
Capt.
Laird,
however,
not
considering
the
this
morning
having
come
north,
idra
of
selling
bul
is
still
buy-from
Vancouver
on
the
vessel
in?.
He
is
eventually
going
lo
visiting
various,
cannery
points.
become
a
quile
wealthy
man
or
en
route.
Major
Motherwell
is
he
is
going
to
lose
everything
on
a
regular
trip
of
inspection
he
has.
He
is
not
r.uch
afraid
and
will
be
here
until
tomorrow
of
the
tatter
eventuality,
morning
when
he
expects
lo
re-i
dialling
with
a
Daily
New-s
lurii
south.
.
'representative
last
evening
in
Accompanying
Major
Mother-
Hie
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
before
well
on
his
trip
is
J.
W.
Allen,
tie
returned
to
Stewart
on
the
supervising
gasoline
engineer
of
Prince
John.
Mr.
Hawkinson
told
ihe
fisheries
department
tof
work
that
is
being
carried
out
'On
many
of
I
he
properties.
I
r
.1,
u
1
LIBERALS
OPTIMISTIC
!
a
e,w7Z
u
driving
fiVED
THE
PRfPsPFfT
wanl
l'
mam
0,iy
ore
in
UTLiA
lllL
rrAUorLl
4.
tunnel
on
the
Dunwell.
There
.
.
liwtill-300-inoie
feel-to
go
and
Prophecy
From
Victoria
That
it
is,
expected
that
this
main
Government
Will
Stay
Power
Four
Years
VICTORIA.
Oct.
0.
In
body
will
be
reached
about
November
I.
If
as
good
ore
is
encountered
in
No.
i
tunnel
as
was
iwpiir
rUck
in
No.
3.
the
worth
and
:be
dereat
of
Dr.
K.
C.
MacDonald,
;Mtent
of
the
mine
will
have
been
provincial
secretary,
in
North
proven
and
it
is
prelly
safe
to
Okanasan
by-election,
the
Oliver
pretiict
that
Dunwell
stock,
government
will
face
the
new
which
is
now
sellipg
around
Legislature
on
November
3
with,,
wjll
take
a
sudden
jump
in
every
pronauiiuy
oi
geiim
the
direction
or
810.
In
anticl-ihiough
the
esMon
unscathed.
l)aion
of
ore
being
shipped
from
Although
Dr.
MacDonald
s
de-ni,e
Dunwell
this
winter,
a
wagon
feal
was
regretted,
friends
aiid.r0a.
is
now
being
built
into
the
political
foes
of
the
a.lministra-
properly
from
the
main
Dear
ion
concede
that
the
Liberals
jp,iver
road.
The
Dunwell
mine
will
be
in
power
four
yearrlis
controlled
by
Stewart
Bros,
hence,
and
thai
a'
Liberal-Labor;
ani
Harry
Thomey
is
in
charge
coalition
will
give
the
premier
0f
it
development.
The
proper-
romparatively
easy
sledding.
The
premier's
announcement
Saturday
that
the
Legislature
will
convene
on
Nevember
3.
leads
lo
the
belief
that
the
session
will
be
a
short
and
snappy
one.
It
will
December
20.
Lit
tie
contentious
legislation
is
on
Ihe
agenda.
This
is
due
rhiefly
to
the
fact
that
for
the
past
four
years
social,
labor
eiiin.it
i
Reds
who
died
Ihis
morn-
and
financial
legislation
has
been
ing,
stood
for
one
minute
with
'kept
well
abreast
of
the
liim's.
If
heir
heads
liared.
hint
in
advance
of
other
provinces.
I
Is..
Harriot;
1i.ii.iin
limior
amendments
nt
it
nwitv
I
II
nndi
till
the
final
settlement
of
the
beer!
ipieslion.
no
clouds
appear
onj
Ihe
legislative
horizon
and
the
.
n.n.Ms
uii
r
,..
-1,,,,,,
should
have
no
,Hkw,
,ipir
ie
,,iayPrs
administration
the
(iianls
had
seven,
the
onlyl,,
Mon
tlt.ir
llag-bedecked
difficulty
in
getting
through
the
error
of
the
game
was
cliulkr.lt,
w(h
,iais
Session,
dow
n
lo
New
ork.
It
was
the
j
Wll!,
annmincw1
lM
morn-
HUl-r
i
...
fir.l
f.u.r
PRPPAH
Nl
III
P
i
feme
h
.-i4.i
ioi
j
ixijg
riltltlJ
m
J
1
v
1
games
in
which
they
share,
me
..n
,
i?
nnrn
iTIfYM
!
memory
nf
Jake
Dauber;,
fu
-!
1
"
Hons
hull
in
urennuun
Spruce
Plant
at
Port
Clements
Bilng
Taken
Down
and
Graham
Island
Renovated
by
F.
L,
Buckley
A
small
crew
of
men
under
the
direction
of
A.
K.
Weaver
of
Van
couver
is
proceeding
with
the
demolition
of
the
Airplane
Spruce
mill
at
port
Clements
ami
the
re
novation,
of
the
firnliam
Island
i
.of
the
equipment
in
the
Airplane
,
Spruce
milt
will
be
put
in
.Crahnm
Island
plant
and
the
ty
lies
about
a
mile
north
of
('lacier
Creek
about
a
mile
and
a
half
from
its
junction
with
the
Hear
River.
Lakevlew
the
sile
of
the
milt
that
is
being
taken
down
will
provide
increased
i
.
it...
.
-
i
I
)Ulll(ttr
HIT
111,'
innv.ri
I'J'riq
The
I.akeview,
something
less
probably
be
over
on
SaturdayM,an
mile
up
tUlacier
Creek
from
the
Dunwell.
is
another
property
thai
is
looking
exceptionally
good.
Present
work
consists
of
drifting
on
ore
which
is
(continued
on
page
three)
FISH
ARRIVALS
Five
Boats
Marketed
Catches
Totalling
92,500
Pounds
at
the
Halibut
Exchange
This
Morning
Five
halibu!
schooners
marketed
catches
totalling
02,500
lbs.
at
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
prices
being
somewhat
lower
than
those
offered
yesterday.
Four
American
boats
had
87,000
lbs.
ami
one
Canadian
5,500
lbs.
American
Kanatak,
27,000
lbs.,
at
10.8c
and
"c.
and
Virginia,
17,000
lbs.,
at
17.
2c
and
7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Gold
Storage
Co.
Tatoosh,
25,000
lbs.,
at
10.8c
and
7c.
to
the
Hoolh
Fisheries,
Canadian
Co.
Atlantic,
18,000
lbs.,
at
16.4c
Spruce
x
Cedar
mill
which
it
Island
7c.
lo
Ihe
lMifie
Fisheries.
exoecled
will
he
nut
in
operation!
.
o.-.hi.-
I
"
I
veniBuiBii
i
next
Miring
by
F.
L.
Buckley
who
'now
owns
both
plants.
Certain
CaiM
SiuMicor,
5J00
lbs,
at
i
4.1c
and
7c,
to
the
Atlin
A
French
Canadian
named
Marsette
is
at
Port
Simpson
Hospital
being
treated
for
a.
twisted
leg.