fadtj
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
V.)l.
XIV
NO,
i!5l.
mirr
mudo
up
hare
t
six
fiting
gie
lh
fol-
iviitie
.......
37
I
,tM
It
I
I"
ml
n
i
,
v
Piii
lie
13
Labor
Crushed
,!.
I
or
Ureal
MriUin
,
.
ni-hing
and
their
fir-l
.
w
lib
ii
Labor
nuem-,iurniiig
the
tkMioena-i
'Mi'i
ill
parliament
with
Hie
-IroilHest
lliajorille-i
liming
the
lul
renlury
i
two
to
one.
In
llii
.
hoiitiral
clianae.
the
-
sunk
to
the
weakest
'xi-ericnced
by
litem
i
I'liligtiment
of
parties
ii,
i
nmeiy
years
ago.
i
,10
tin
ufternmMi.
Ihe
witivi's
had
made
a
net
f
I
18
sculs
wlille
Ihe
Irfb-
-'
Kill
and
Labor.
3K.
i'
-i
v.'rosi
blow
for
the
Lib
w.i-
the
defeat
of
llieir
Hon.
II.
II.
Asulthhy
H,
the
Labor
eanilidale
in
Liberal
reconl
of
U
in
I
Ins
seal
was
thus
ti
Mr.
As(iillh
nays
he
will
l
.iti-Uirr
seal
and
slaii
!
Hainar
(irwuwood
won
iiiiercd
fiuht
In
Kul
ii'iin-tow
with
a
plurality
o
'
i).
ii
the
Laborlle.
Urcen-
v:
1
ran
us
as
anlt-Sociulinl
am
1
'iliiHonultst.
Lloyd
George
Elected
'x
Premier
Lloyd
George
was
I'd
pulling
IC.0S3
lo
3,1(11
1
'
lit-
Labor
oniioiienl,
Prof,
'lllllllCl'll.
A
'
'miicy
(ieneriil
Patrick
Hast
wlmse
couducl
of
Hie
(
-mplii'11
tiroscculioii
was
per
'he
most
important
Mnule
i
ill
t
i
euuso
of
the
downfajl
of
'
l
ilior
Koverniuenl,
was
re
"ffeil
In
his
seat
al
Wallscnd
l,y
.0(1(1
nliiralilv
over
S
Sf;-W
'n.
tH.
CoiiHcnallve.
ulurallly
over
Cnd.
Wll
I.ilienil
Iliad.
P'Tinicr
llamsay
Macilonabl
:
"-elected
with
in
Aberavon
the
fin-1
HiHiz
Ibul
iUI
hap
pen
lo
Hy
party.
With
lb
p
re-
Wit
slnlr
of
trade
and
the
uen-
eral
outlook,
be
iisr(el
that
lie
IW
not
envy
the
Conrvalhes
their
Job.
Women
hae
faretl
rather
badly
so
far.
Only
Lady
Actor
and
Ml
Villoiuion.
l.aborie,
ni
lHen
elected.
Early
Returns
r.arlie-1
returns
last
night
in-
liealwl
Ihal
a
change
was
likely
lo
lake
place.
At
one
o
cliwk
a
vain
of
thirty
seals
had
leen
maile
by
Hie
Conservatives
and
this
gradually
Increased,
until
half
IniI
two.
Miss
Margaret
llommeld,
wliose
parliumentary
record
was
con-
IdetTil
noteworthy,
was
ueieai-
ed
bv
less
than
a
thousand
voles
Sir
Arthur
iy
a
CotiMTvalhe,
llollalnl.
lorn
Maun,
the
Labor
com-
inunisl.
was
badly
dtTealeii
in
Nollingham
Knsl
by
K.
Ilrockle-bauk.
Conservative.
Lady
Aslor
was
re-elecleil
tor
Plymouth.
line
of
Ihe
notable
"features
oi
the
elect
on
was
I
lie
eai
in
Paisley
of
llighl
Hon.
H.
niilli,
former
premier
ami
leaner
of
the
Liberal
parly.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Amerloan
Boats
Sold
83,000
Pounds
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Pour
American
hnlibul
boats
..1.1
Knlelies
totalling
83.(10(1
pounds
at
Ihe
Fish
r.xrnang.
ii.
i-
morning.
There
were
no
Canadian
arrivals.
Sales
were
as
follows:
8ht
r.0(l(l
lbs.,
al
11.
lo
ii
ml
7c.
to
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Sitka.
23.00(1
bs
al
tic
an.
7e:
Taloosh.
1
1.000
lbs.,
al
11.1c
II
fill
fie:
and
Tahonia,
11,000
lbs.
ill
15,5c
and
7c,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
p
ii
vv
'
M
oi
Hc'
born
at
Gibraltar.
Mrs.
Jones
wa
held
in
high
esteem
in
the
community
and
her
demise
is
greatly
regretted.
She
passed
Ray
on
Sunday
after
a
long
illness
extending
oxer
three
year.
The
funeral
look
place
under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
fbe
Anglican
ckurch
and
Hie
funeral
service
was
conducted
by
Mural
Mean
Marsh
in
the
Anglican
Church,
arrangements
being
in
the
hands
of
the
H.C.
Undertakers.
Ilesides
Ihe
widower,
there
i
hImi
a
sisier
at
Terrace,
Mrs.
Arthur
Jones.
TENDERS
ARE
IN
FOR
CRYSTAL
GARDENS
FOR
r::;,;
,C
Tf
171
HIP
tTT
C.P.R.
AT
VICTORIA
VICTGIUA,
Oct.
30.
Scxen
lenders
haxe
been
receixeil
tot
the
construction
of
the
Crystal
Gardens,
Ihe
new
ainuscmeni
centre
to
be
erected
here
near
the
Empress
Hotel
by
Hie
C.P.Il.
these
lenders
are
now
under
consideration
and
it
is
under-
Stooi
I
the
contract
xvill
be
lei
and
actual
work
coiuenced
before
the
beginning
of
the
year.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Twelve.
Pointer,
First;
Bachelor's
Point,
Second;
and
Verdict,
Third
.
NEYVMAHKKT.
Englnnd.
Oct.
30.
Twelve
Pointer,
owned
by
Ihe
Duke
of
Westminster,
xvon
the
Cambridgeshire
Slakes.
Hach-elor's
Point
was
second
ami
Vcr-
I-
GilrJ,
Mint
the
chief
inspector
of
the!
city
detective
force
be
bonornbly
uieninnualed
for
his
long
and
faithful
serxices
and
that
highly
trained
oulsnb
men
be
engaged
to
superintend
the
suppression
of
crime
in
Vancouver
?RINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMUNCK
111
'PEHT.
U.C
TIIL'HHIJAY,
OUTOUKIt
30.
1021.
furw
cirtui.t.ofi
1.773.
it
...
i-
.(
VltlUKI
FOR
trt
'
4S3.
addicts
was
not
on
the
wane
or
taken
up
with
the
coroner.
branches
in
Vancouver,
in
anyway
becoming
less.
Dead-'
Waller
Hales
xvas
about
;
Officially
Announced
ly
narcotics,
the
report
contin-(
32
years
of
age
and
was
the
MO.
I
IlhAL.
Oct.
30.
It
t
ues.
are
alino!
entirely
iiianu
i
son
of
Peler
Hates.
He
xxas
-
officially
announced
that
the
Vilrif
I
i
'f
Icy
Cane
with
its
en
Tondcrs
Have
Boon
Received
forj
uaty
disabled,
the
Sealtle
Construction
or
crysiai
hnlibul
schooner
Akutau.
(.apt
Qardens
in
Victoria
l()lon,
was
picked
up
at
noon
vesterdav
bv
the
halibut
vessel
Kodiak
and
lowed
into
shelter
at
Dixon
Harbor,
according
lo
in-
fortnalion
given
out
at
local
U.S.
Customs
headnuarlers
says
the
Juneau
Empire.
The
disabled
ship
carried
a
rrew
of
13
and
had
a
cargo
of
approximately
37.000
pounds
of
halibut.
Word
tt
the
resell
of
Ihe
Akulan
was
brought
hero
by
the
rescuing
vessel
which
is
com
intituled,
by
Capt.
Die
I.arsoii.
The
Kodiak
was
too
heavily
loaded
to
j
handle
the
Akulan
into
port
here
OTAVrO
Dlltd
ACr
Customs
officials
today
sent
OlnuLO
IXUll
UTT'
m,i
ii,,.
cannery
tender.
Francis
E,.
a
Tee
Harbor
-boat,
to
Dixon
Harbor
to
bring
the
Akulan
into
Ibis
port.
The
lender
left
from
Auk
Hay
al
noon
today
and
xvill
return
here
as
quickly
as
it
can
make
the
trip.
The
Akulan
is
ruled
at
57
gros
and
13
uel
Ions.
U
is
owned
by
Mode
A
HJoik.
of
Seattle.
t
irt!e?
v
Mi
Daily
.
w
,!-aid
up
capital
1.000,000,
and
,the
rest
fund
5,000.000.
r
Tim
authorized
canital
of
the
.
siorv.
t.
.
,
.
;
ann
tri
t
Art
!
working
out
c
Hutedale
Hank
of
Montreal
has
taken
over
Cannery
and
fell
overboa.-d
Alolson's
Hank.
Molson's
share-
j
tripped
up
xvith
the
line
of
llirce
of
Molson's
and.
in
addi-
anolher
boat
that
was
in
11
ion.
a
cah
bonus
of
ten
dollars
tow.
The
accident
occurred
for
each
share
of
Molson's.
in
Graham
HcacIi.
'
T
EIGHT
KILLED
.:
two
KILLED
WHEN
IN
EXPLOSION
Death
List
In
Railway
Disaster
Near
Nelson
Increased
by
Finding
Two
Bodies
vi.'i
ciiv
nl
:in
Tlie
ilealh
II
cniangieu
in
iuo
wihvh
-h..
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
f
oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457,
PRICE
FIVE
CEN1S.
CONSERVATIVES
WON
BRITISH
ELECTION
YESTERDAY
WITH
BIG
MARGIN
OVER
ALL
PARTIES
People
of
Great
Britain
Put
Crusking
End
to
Their
First
Labor
Government
Experiment
Liberals
Sink
to
Weak
Position-Latest
Return
Gives
Tories,
387;:lajmr,
148;
Grits,
40;
OtherMes,
13
LONDON,
Oct.
30.
ThfBfrvatives
swept
the
boards
In
the
general
election
whlJBIPr
place
yesterday
throughout
England,
Scotland
and
VJgWand
the
north
of
Ireland.
Out
of
a
total
of
C88
returns
received
up
to
six
o'clock
this
evening
thd
Conservatives
have
secured
387
seats,
making
a
majority
over
all
parties
so
far
of
180
and
placing
them
in
a
predominant
position
In
the
country
to
carry
out
the
policies
for
which
they
have
stood.
The
total
membership
of
the
House
of
Commons
Is
CIS,
so
that
there
are
few
places
yet
to
hear
from.
There
were
583
seats
contested)
the
balance
having
gone
by
acclamation.
i
',.!)
i-
look.-.l
upon
n-
lu-al
(
the
nation
l
mh-
direction
uf
HwNhev-
i
,
-
undoubtedly
h
blow
,i
i.-iociil
dial
lr-,
.,
i
Ik-
labor
party
Ub
:
me
iool
eirlLn
Hw
',
,
'in
pi
in
lb
practical
i.
ii
,f
i
hi
Liberal
parly
i,.
i
in
Hi?
Government
of
,,
i
lAhnr
na
taken
nmnentl)
a
I
In
oHI-,,-ni..n
and
the
forty
f
i
In-
old
party
will
without
any
tn-
,
iiiflueiio
in
I
hi
elehentier.
was
relumed
wel
Yorkshire.
in
Wlimluii
Chticehhill,
(iiluu
tMuall-l.
war.
deeded
with
'J.000
plurality.
Clear
Majority
Feunk
Hodges.
mtvi
bml
of
ill
admiralty.
wn
defeated
in
Lichfield.
SIfTonl-lilr.
by
It.
Wilson.
MORE
HALIBUT
MARKETED
HERE
Total
Already
Half
a
Million
Pounds
Hlghtr
Than
Any
Previous
October
W
illi
one
nun
day
to
so
Ihr
j
halibut
.-ali'"
show
that
the
ar-j
rival-
li'-ic
(In
month
liae
becii
.'.H-.'H.Mki
miiiiI,
winch
j
nearly!
half
a
million
pound
more
tban'
fur
any
previous
October.
Thin'
hat
I'mi
ilone
in
spile
of
tin:
bad
weather
which
has
H
f
uiletl.
Til'
tlal
atc
for
October
Ial
year
amounted
to
.Hli.liO,
aiid
in
iv:j
iin'v
were
2.
int.
inn.
(TERRACE
LADY
Tlie
Marquis
und
Mardnone--
i
Mi!foid
Ms
who
hit
now
Mopping
iti
New
Ymk,
say
th
i!
they
are
ii
!
g?itr
with
the-
"peppy"
illilnde
of
folks
on
tin-
I
of
I
In
Atlanta-.
The
niurrjiiis
is
a
ronsiit
of
Ihe
Priin
e
of
Wale
Vancouvir
Grand
Jury
Urges
Reform
Police
Organization
to
Effectually
Check
Crime
FAiJuIjU
rilfil
lM,,n
Vi"'i'vec
and
Hie
p(oiifciMl
pojce-'
aiiif
secret
service
Hank
of
Montreal,
this
morning
f
lenient
as
this
was
a
function
of
ihruiirli
Of
(he
Canadian
Mounled
Police
to
be
wrong
and
badly
ill
received
a
telegram
slating
thai
that
bod
v.
It
was
right
and
pro-
ijoiiserxamc.
whim
nwiomj
mm
.
e(,
nf
rergaiiizaliuu.
."
'
Funeral
of
Mrs.
John
Jones
Took'
Siimorlmg
this
conclusion
the
(irand
Jurv
Kven
if
the
Coliemalivex
j
should
le
all
I
lie
remaining
ft.
thoy
would
battt
a
clear
majoiity
which
hid
fair
to
he
Hie
New
lb
graiel
the
arty
ha
ever
Place
on
Tuesday
From
Anglican
Churcr
Tbe
funeral
took
plan
at
Tuestlav
of
Mrs.
Emma
wut-
wife
of
Pi-emler
MiclofiHl.l
ileclarrd
II
anelie
iptiruon
Jones,
...
,...:
-
Vancouver
and
Rupert
Becoming
Increasingly
Important
-
Thdrnton
General
Overhaul
of
Freight
Rates
Urged
by
President
of
Canadian
National
Railways
in
Address
HIIA.NTFOIU),
Out..
Oi
l.
30.
That
the
entire
structure
of
freight
rales
should
be
re-examined
by
the
Railway
Commission
with
u
view
to
re-adusting
them
so
that
satisfactory
arrangement
i
could
lie
made
to
the
onntr
at
large
was
advocated
by
Sir
j
Henry
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
I
lie
Canadian
Na-llioiiul
Hailwavs
in
an
address
delivered
before
the
Urantford
Cil
Council,
citizen-
and
representatives
of
adjoining
municipalities
at
a
luncheon
held
in
the
Urantford
Oolf
and
Country
i-
!
?rr--
...
-.
":Club
yesterday.
MOLSON'S
BANK
IS
PURCHASED
Amalgamates
With
Bank
of
Won
troai
Subject
to
Ratification
I
VANCOUVER.
Ocl.
:jo.-
In
their
"
presentation
to
Mr.
Jus-,
of
Shareholders
i
tier
Murpjiy.
,;bu
.presided
i
the
-mutual
Mk
tujkll
JIS
4
.
.
rniiil
jury
vesieruav
neriHreu
ines
wane
iieteciivr
system
oi
ii.
ri.
i.
iee.
manager
oi
the
Sir
Henry
made
the
foregoing
iTominondation
following
Ilia
introduction
in
his
address
of
the
discussion
over
the
Crow's
Nest
agreement.
"The
Crow's
Nest
axrceineiil,'
said
Sir
Henry,
"has
become
a
distinct
issue."
The
railway
companies
avail
themselves
of
the
judicial
procedure
for
Hie
determination
of
this
.Hie
railway
rfmimfssion
for
set-
i
arrangements
liait
been
agreeu
per
uuu
i
lie
mauer
suouni
several
upon
for
the
purebae
qX
Mol-
referred
to
them
any
other
pro
lo
lie
me
wcbk
uio
in
uie
jMnu
T
.moisoii
s
nanK
is
o,"oo,uou,
me
cuiuimssioii
renuereo
us
decision.
today
dial
defeat
wus
siiiHliiws
I
Arthur
Junes
of
thai
place
at
the
,
Thn
t5r'an(,
JurJ.
recommend
!
cited
iiMiriler
and
bank
robbery
ruses
in
Hie
city
winch
the
police
had
son's
Hank
bv
the
bank
of
Mon-
ceiluie
would
have
been
a
viola-
failed
lo
solve
and
in
connection
w
ith
which
no
nrtc-U
had
been
treat
at
an
early
date
subject
toltion
of
business
judgment,
com-
niade.
i
"
ratification
by
the
shareholders
mon
sense
and
protection
of
your
The
political
ehoice
of
a
crown
oT
both
institutions.
(interests.
The
case
was
fully
prosecutor.
Ihe
report
declared.
TP
authorized
capital
of
arpueit
by
both
sides
and
the
:ODY
IS
FOUND
AT
KLEVV
NUGGET
Some
Dissatisfied
Hut
this
is
only
part
of
the
large
number
of
peopl
I"lins
have
reporle.1
to
iBank
of
Montreal
is
30.000
000.,,,,',;
,
sw.o
of
ie
coun.
Ihe-prox.ncial
police
t
Ii
.e
2.000.
,the
paid
up
capital
,VlMRlMM
wllh
lhis
finding
of
a
iMMly
on
the
;and
Ihe
rest
fuiul
a-
i-.n
AAA
I
O.I,.au,,.,,,
,
li
......
nn,
ln
lu.
oTi...fv,l
beach
near
Klew
Nusgelt
The
amalgamation
of
the
two
xvill
in
Grenxille
Channel
believ-
j
therefore
make
a
very
strong
in-
ed
lo
lie
that
of
Waller
,slitution.
that1
any
decision
in
this
matter
xx-ould
be
unanimously
receive!
but
he
who
regards
a
decision
as
Healing
with
Hie
drug
Iratllc.
Hales,
a
native
of
Hartley
Molson's
Hank
is
not
repre-;,..
p
,.tair
n,
salI.
Ihe
report
claimed
thai
the
ped-
luy.
who
was
drowned
lat
senll
to
any
very
large
extent
...
,
,
a
,
j
nPi2i,bor
IJ
I
I
II
-
OI
COIII
I
iillrtllU
lllllIIV
UUIII.
1
IIC
Ill.tllUI
11,13
I.T-C-li
111
HIC
UUl
lb
I,
V.
VJ
faclured
in
Germany
and
exported
and
it
is
suggested
that
international
steps
be
taken
to
slop
the
tratlic.
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
PICKED
UP
BY
KODIAK
It
is
believed
thai
he
was
,of
Hank
of
Montreal
stock
for
the
same
wilh
sections
as
with
individualtbey
can
avail
themselves
of
judicial
procedure
and
carry
the
case
lo
the
supreme
court,
for
courts
'are
pro
vided
for
the
purpose
of
settling
cases
between
individuals,
cor-
Inorations
and
eonlestanls.
Peo
ple
who
have
a
difference
do
not
go
into
the
street
ami
shoot
each
other
up.
Differences
are
not
settled
by
force
of
arms
bul
In
course
of
juslffe.
That
is
tho
i
rocetlure
in
nil
civilized
countries.
It
seems
lo
me
the
set-
lOWFRINP.
A
nORYl
Cement
of
the
Groxv's
Nest
agree-
nienl
should
proceed
in
an
order-
i
ly
fashion
through
various
trl-.11
NF..U".
Oct.
30.
Two
deaths
buunl'
and
whatever
decision
have
resulted
from
an
areident;uIlinalry
may
D0
reached,
tho
on
a
fishing
Jboat
in
lloonah'
ranways
Vill
accept
in
good
which
occurred
last
Sunday.
faith.
Andrew
Fulton
xyas
killed
al-
Mrneslly
'trust
that
any
most
instantly
wiien
ne
neca
f(.ontinuf.,,
01t
page
five)
which
he
was
loxvcring
his
dory
,
from
his
gas
boat.
j
Mrs.
Fulton
tried
to
rescue
him
nrriPTn
tTinkJC
rnn
ami
also
became
caught,
suffer-
KLulMKAllUPItJ
I
UK
..l.l..-wt,,
v
-
"
'
-"
"
.....
I
I
list
in
the
Farron
railway
disas-insr
a
crusneu
migu
auo
....
i..r
....
II...
Kettle
Vallev
llailwav
injuries.
Mie
wns
urougni
10
mo
said
to
haxe
been
the
result
of
an
government
hospital
in
J"""-
..v.l.wlm.
on
the
train,
rose
loVon
Hie
r.sienein
.xiomiay
an.
..iiri.i
Inst
nielli
with
the
offi-.Tuesday
morning
rials
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
llailxvay
reporting
the
finding
of
two
bodies,
an
unidentified
Hindu
ill
I
a
young
nouKitonor
woiivuu
said
lo
be
Miss
Mary
Streloerf
of
Nelson.
PLAYWRIGHT
DEAD
NEW
YGHK.
Ocl.
30.
-Hodgson
Hiiniett.
aged
75.
-ti"
is
it,
-ad.
and
i
ix'w
Frank
author
tied
The
body
xvas!
MUNICIPAL,
ELECTION
ARE,
NOW
PILING
IN
shipped
to
Hoonah
on
the
Este-
Registrations
of
householders
belh
last
night.
laud
license
bottlers
for
the
fortli-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fulton
are
sur-.
coming
civic
election
are
begtu-vived
by
two
grown
sons
wtioijiing
to
pile
in
at
tlie
city
clerk's
reside
in
lloonah.
NO
MOOSE
TEAM
l'Jie
Moose
Lodge
derided
its
meeting
last
night
that
at
orrice.
On
Tuesday
125
declarations
were
filed
ami
the
total
lo
date
is
175.
The
list
for
householders
and
license
holders
will
close
tomorrow
night.
The
city
it
solicitor
xvill
be
In
his
office
for
'would
not
undertake
the
putting
the
purpose
of
receiving
them
loin
of
a
team
in
th-
Senior
Has-
night
and
tomorrow
night
until
1
,..,-,n
I
'
9
"".