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Library.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
I'a
liuincn!
Uuilrtu,.
with
newly
laid
dancInR
f'oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Mar.,u,-i
dances,
banquets
and
wedding;
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
Oth
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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rales,
apply
lo
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MATT
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flrill.
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Ave.
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and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOl
XIV
NO,
2
lH,
IMUNCE
HUl'KHT,
H.C.,
TUF.SDAY.
OCTOHKIl
21,
1024.
vuf
oireuut
i.m.
SlfMt
StlM
40S
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TARTUNG
SHOOTING
CASE
AT
VANCOUVER
CARIBOU
TREK
IN
SOUTH
YUKON
IS
MAGNET
FOR
PEOPLE
OF
WH1TEHCBSE
Whitehorse
People
Are
All
Out
After
Caribou
Herds
Which
Are
in
Southern
Yukon
this
Afternoon
WIIITKHOUSK,
Oi
l.
21.
W
hilehorse
is
practically
eva.
;
Hit
inhabitant-
having
gone
out
to
see
out1
of
the
great
1
ryhl-
lif
Hie
YllLllll
IliM
IfuLLiMir
.,f
Hi..
I'....l
rh....
II
!
.......
hi
iiii'
iiiiii,rii
u
mil.
uir
ir
SlUII
-
:tv
breeding
grounds
(a
tlif
feeding
grouiidt
lit
be
occupied
by
)ir
herd
during
II
winter
mouth.
This
year
the
lug
herds
forlher
south
than
usual,
(hi
probably
presaging
a
hard
:ler.
It
is
thirty
yean
f
mrt
there
ha
lieen
mii'Ii
an
opnirtii-'
in
see
the
big
diiitual
and
In
shoot
Mime
of
thcrn
a
has
urriMl
liere
today.
'
..nly
are
hunters
old
alxl
i
-
male
and
female
gone
on
I
;ti
lin.ii.
ImiI
cameramen
of
have
taken
up
the
epurl.
hate
Ih-i'ii
preed
inlo
the
and
are
at
the
trail
he-Itraelnirn
and
Takeena
i
iMoaiiil
of
animals
arc
"it
slowly
(nil
surely
miiiIIi-
i
!
r'
year
Hie
caribou
are
lo
hi
the
ueighlorhood
of.
ni'l
'he
people
there
look
I
tUi-ViiiK
"f
Hie
herds
,u
-
jm-i
.f
dii-ir
supply
'flllllK
meal
FILLING
IN
OF
COW
BAY
WILL
BE
VOTED
UPON
!t
Provincial
Government
Offers
Walerfrontage
Which
Council
Would
Use
for
Municipal
Wharf
'i
I'l'i-iimiiiiMiilalMili
of
the
I!
3'i
of
Work,
the
rlly
council
I
d
last
timhl
lo
submit
to
rirrtorate
at
Ihe
next
rivir
I'm
a
referendum
on
the
-'i.iii
of
whether
or
not
the
'
jii
of
Cow
Hay
in
Inlternft-
I
to.
If
thi
i
perinillrd.
'Ii
in
ineial
government
has
"d
to
give
Ihe
eity
UHi
feel
vvalerfronlaiie
letween
Ihe
a
f
f
lub
and
Inn
oil
wharf.
It
lie
idi-n
of
ihe
council,
a
v,
"-'d
by
Mayor
Newton,
to
t''i)UI
a
muniripal
wharf
on
lhi
'
'
'ane.
I
i
explaining
the
pniKed
rc-f
"
mIuik.
City
Solicitor
June
'.'-d
that
in
IWJO
Hie
railway
'
Jiiiiiissin
had
refused
lo
nl-1
w
Mir
filling
in
of
(low
Hay
by
lie
provincial
government
unless
lir
nly
4
permission
wan
nldaiu-'l
The
government
had
not
nf-f'Trd
Ihe
oily
.'(in
feel
of
vvaler-'rcni
if
it
would
consent
to
tlio
work
being
done.
Mayor
ivewton
spoke
at
iouie
iri'.-'li
on
(lie
mailer
Mating
that
'he
rruireiiienls
of
fishermen
nrnl
outside
people
coming
lo
Ihe
i'V
in
boa
In
hud
led
lo
I
lie
feel-Mix
that
there
idinuld
be
a
iiiuni-
ipHl
whurf.
The
wnlerfrniilage
oeiwcen
Hie
Yaclil
Club
and
oil
wharf
oireied
Ihe
rlly
by
the
Kfneniiiieut
in
rrl
urn
fur
per
mission
being
uiven
lo
fill
Cow
Hay
was
doomed
Miiluhle
for
Ihi
purpoHc.
The
report
from
the
Hoard
of
vvorks
recommending
a
refereii
'bun
mi
Ihe
mailer
was
adopted
'i!iuniniouly
without
furlherdlf-cuslon.
'Hie
Kelchikan
molorslilp
Ib'lt-'"Khain,
Capl.
,en
Williams,
un-buuled
0.00(1
pounds
of
frozen
fih
at
Ihe
lloyal
Fis,
Co,
dock
his
morning
for
transshipment
asl
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
and
then
cleared
for
s,,aHe
wllli
a
caruo
of
canned
il
inn
which
she
has
on
board.
BANK
BANDITS
REQUEST
STAY
With
Opportunity
to
Appeal
to'
Privy
Counoll
Following
Su-
I
pre
me
Court
Finding
l
f
I
VI'll
I.'
t
I
ful
.!
I
-I
.
for
Ihe
five
llorhelaaa
Hank
lion
-
till.
lor
cfllli-liri.
nf
ilnulli
uill
rNue
a
ntay
of
execution.
In
their
opinion
it
l
altnoit
certain
that
potpouemeui
of
Ihe
execution
et
fur
Friday
next
will
be
KRkUjd.
.
Hie
defene
couneran
meeting
today
(o
oouiider
the
advisability
of
carryi'iK
their
appeal,
which
wa
illMiiixftl
eleiilay
by
the
upreme
court
of
Canada
the
prvy
Council.
The
roudemnml
men
them-
-.cve
think
they
have
a
Hood
chance
of
ricapiiiK
the
iiimhc
on
Friday.
HALIBUT
PRICE
STEADILY
RISES
First
Class
Fares
Got
Close
to
22o
Mark
at
Fish
Eiohange
This
Morning
Hid
for
halibut
on
Ihe.
local
l'lh
Kxehauite,
steadily
climbing
day
by
day.
were
very
rloe
lo
Ihe
JSc
mark
thi
mnriiius.
Six
American
Imals
sold
H(,5ll)
lbs.
(ins
paid
welt
over
21c
for
first
clas
fish
and
an
average
of
9c
for
seconds.
There
was
only
one
Canadian
boat
which
brought
the
total
fur
Ihe
day
up
(o
l
1.500
lbs.
'
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
llainier.
'.'K.OOO
lbs.,
at
21.
tc
nud
He,
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries.
Mildreil
I!..
JH.IIOO
lbs.,
at
21.7c
nud
Ve.
to
the
I'aclfiC
Fisheries.
Wireless.
(i.OOil
lbs,,
at
21.
7e
and
lc;
Wabash,
000
lbs.,
at
21.
Ic
and
li.le.
and
Western.
13,000
lbs.,
at
2l.lc.
ami
Ho.
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Senator.
18.000
lbs.,
at
2I.Ce
and
He,
lo
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Prosperity
A..
8.000
lbs.,
at
20c
ami
8c,
to
the
lloolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
TROPICAL
STORM
HAVANA,
Ocl.
21.
Heporls
that
from
eihl
lo
thirteen
per-
oits
were
killed
ami
fifty
Injured
when
a
tropical
storm
struck
(lie
town
of
Arroyos
de
Manilla,
were
received
today.
Properly
dainatre
is
heavy.
OLD
YUKONER
DIES
VANCOL'VKIl,
Ocl.
21.
Hubert
Hllbeck,
a
former
sherllT
of
Ihe
Yukon,
one
of
Ihe
best
known
'old
timers
of
the
uorlli
is
ilea,!
here
following
a
short
illness.
He
was
71
years
of
age.
EVERYTHING
IS
BURNED
Fr
Destroys
Home
of
P.
Chrlstenson,
Queen
Charlotte
City
(Special
to
Dally
News)
SKIDEGATE,
Oct.
21.
A
serious
fire
broke
out
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
the
middle
of
last
week
completely
destroying
the
home
of
P.
Christensen
and
everything
contained
therein.
A
cottage
facing
the
Christensen
place
also
was
burned
up
as
well
as
J,
Renner'a
barn
and
everything
In
It.
The
whole
village
turned
out
to
help
fight
the
blaze
but
It
had
got
beyond
control
before
It
was
discovered.
WHISKY
BOAT
WAS
SEIZED!
Impala
Had
483
Cases
Aboard
When
Glvenchy
Took
Her
Near
Banfleld
VHTOMIA.
Oct.
it
The
power
pioal
Impala
wa
neiziNl
at
IHnl-
jjcr
Cove
near
Hanfield
by
the
Canadian
Fiherie
vce-
Oi-venchy.
The
liiipala
had
183
cae
of
vvhifccy
aboard
which'
Ihe
crew
of
the
fiivenchy
removed.
Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis
relumed
yesterday
from
f!enr?elnwu
whilher
she
hail
accompanied
Mr.
I.ewjs
on
a
hunlin?
trip
two
weeks
ago.
Making
(leorselowu
his
head-
inarlers.
Mr.
Lewis
has
found
sport
so
eood
in
that
neighborhood
that
Ik
will
not
r
urn
to
town
fur
a
f
jw
days
yet.
TRAFALGAR
BATTLE
ANNIVERSARY
TODAY
This
is
Hie
anniversary
of
the
Hal
lie
of
Trafalgar.
One
hundred
and
nineteen
years
ago
Ihe
naval
eucaueiuent
was
finish!
which
saved
(he
Hrilish
Empire.
Admiral
Nelson.
Ihe
hero
of
Ihe
war,
lost
his
life
but
the
day
was
saved
and
all
Hrilish
people
speak
wilh
pride
of
the
great
deeds
lone
that
day
and
of
the
victory
well
won.
.-
!
EVIDENCES
FOUND
OF
LAKEHURON
WRECK
Message
Picked
up
In
Bottle
and
Three
Bodies
Recovered
POUT
IIUnON,
Mich..
Ocl.
21.
Thai
the
steamer
Clifton
sank
In
Lake
Huron
on
September
22
with
nil
hands
numbering
28
was
made
certain
by
Ihe
finding
of
a
bollle
near
here
wilh
a
message
from
Captain
C.nllighor.
The
bodies
of
three
men
were
found.
Capf
Cap!
llonnl'l
Donald
M.ie.MilKiii.
M.ie.MiIhin.
Ardir
r
'lie
cxpiorer.
cxpiorer.
whoe
only
com-munii
munii
ation
ation
4-ih
i(h
Hie
Hie
outside
outside
wortd
wortd
was
was
cui
curried
on
for
many
miiiiths
via
J'rim
e
Hoped
through
the
Harusley's
luime
made
amateur
radio
set.
Ihis
townfolk
at
Wiscaset,
M
City
Will
Supply
Elevator
Willi
'
All
the
Power
it
Needs
at
Same
J3
f
1
'The
delegation
also
look
up
with
'
Kale
aS
IS
Lf
One
III
VarXOUVer"
V"-?
the
curtailment
of,
j
horse
racinp
in
the
province.
A
t
.
.,
from
f
...
i,
.
i
.
f
,,
.
i
,
The
premier
.
and
his
colleagues
.
.
..
report
1
.,
the
utilities
committee
recommending
that
spent
.
,
.,
the
.
whole
,
day
.
(..
D.
Howe
,1,
:
v
Co.
of
r
Port
ii
i
Arthur,
ii
designers
i
of
r
ii
the
e
i
evalor
i
i
here,
,',.
,;
.
,
.
,,
receiving
be
communicated
with
to
the
effect
that
the
city
will
supply
'
""9
"
t
)
'e
"on
l!!ey
?
power
'
for
elevator
purposes
t
the
same
rate
as
hat
give,
to
C?"ad,a"
.ubr
-,
...,,,''....
,i..i.i
i
i
.
...
.i
al
luncheon
when
v
the
premier
v.,ul,.i.
...
.....w.....
lllg.
The
complete
report
of
Ihe
as
follow:)
Your
utilities
committee
begs
lo
report
that
they
have
gone
thoroughly
into
the
matter
-
of
supplying
of
power
for
the
proposed
elevator,
and
recommend
thai
the
supt.
of
utilities
be
empowered
I"
communicate
With
C.
D.
Howe
&
Company
of
Port
Arthur
to
the
effect
that
the
oily
will
supply
Ihein
wilh
power
for
elevator
purposes
at
the
same
rale
as
that
given
to
elevators
m
Vancouver,
which
rate
is
attached
hereto,
this
power
to
be
supplied
for
a
period
of
5
years,
with
a
fixed
minimum
amount
of
50c
per
H.P.
per
month
whether
elevator
is
operating
or
not,
this
clause
lo
be
inserted
in
the
contract
to
protect
thecity
against
hul
down
,nf
ejevalor,
in
order
to
iifsure
Interest
on
Jhe
investment
necessary
In
give
Ihis
service
.
Your
rninmillee
further
recommends
(hat
no
money
lie
expended
for
this
purpose
until
a
contract
has
been
signed
for
this
power.
Line
Extension
In
order
to
meet
this
demand
we
recommend
that
the.
lino
capacity
from
Vhawatlans
lo
the
city
sub
station
be'
increased,
and
a
line
lie
constructed
from
the
eity
suh
station
lo
the
Dry
Dock
witli
the
necessary
Irimefnrmei1
r
capacity
to
assure
us
the
full
output
of
one
machine
from
the
Dry
Dock
for
emergency
service
This
will
meet'
the
power
de
mand
as
long
as
waler
is
flowing
over
uie
nam
ai
Miawaiiaus.
When
the
waler
begins
to
drop
below
the
errs!
of
Hie
dam,
dur
ing
dry
weal
her,
and
w
e
have
no!
sufficient
pressure
lo
operate
our
plant
al
full
load,
wr
pro
pose
io
purchase
the
necessary
power
from
the
Dry
Dock
to
carry
us
over
this
period,
lhi
agency
of
Jack
is
shown
greeting
Maine.
I
Ul
...b..i3
iuuiiui
.",-
committee
on
the
matter
was
,
power
to
be
purchased
under
ai
special
contract
which
it
wilt
be'
necessary
to
enter
into
with
the
Dry
Dock.
the
estimated
cost
of
this
work,
including
the
line
from
the
city
suh
station
lo
the
elevator
s
S22.000.00.
Vancouver
Elevator
Rates
On
the
first
05
KAWH.
per
ac
tive
H.P.
per
month
al
2c
per
K.W.ll.
On
the
next
05
K.W.H.
per
ac
tive
H.P.
per
mouth
at
94c
per
K.W.H.
On
excess
of
130
K.W.ll.
per
active
H.P.
per
month
at
He
per
K.W.ll.
Minimum
50c
per
H.P.
con
nected
load
per
month
or
$100.00
per
month.
CITY
READY
TO
START
ON
ROAD
Will
Build
Connection
to
valen
I'
and
Highway
When
Government
Commences
Grading
The
cily
council
has
decided
In
communicate
wilh
P.
Philip,
chief
engineer
of
the
provincial
public
works
department,
and
HoiwT.
D.
Pallullo
lo
the
elTecl
that
Ihe
cily
is
prepared
lo
pro
ceed
immediately
with
Ihe
building
of
its
connection
In
Ihe
Kaien
Island
roiid
providing
the
government
starts
grading
i!s
portion.
Such
a
recommenda
tion
from
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
was
adopted
al
last
nighl's
coun
cil
Hireling.
Shot
Pal
by
Accident
Then
Blew
Out
Own
Brains
With
Same
Gun
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
21.
Lying
fide
by
side
in
a
room
oh
Hichards
Street,
Maurice
lioie
and
William
Lovett
were
found
Monday
evening
with
their
brains
blown
out
with
a
heavy
automatic
pistol.
According
to
a
written
statement
left
by
Dore,
he
accidentally
shot
his
chum
and
in
fear
that
the
story
uT
the
shooting
would
not
be
believed
killed
himself.
The
statement
by
Dore
said:
11
was
an
accident.
We
had
been
drinking
and
Saturday
"
.
night
we
went
to
bed.
My
pal
put
TIP
1
HV
niliTTi
!
the
gun
under
his
pillow.
When
r
r
A!
r
KIVrK
wa
nl,,ei'
1
'""i1
fo
,ak
lh
.
I
LJlVll
111
I
MX
KU
awaj
forgetting
it
was
load-
TA
IT
A
MflAirnrTi
e,i
a'"'
blameHung
went
off.'"
'
TO
VANCOUVER
u,r
j-.
-rrt
Board
of
Trade
Takes
up
Transportation
and
Other
Matters
With
Premier
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
20.
The
establishment
of
transportation
facilities
Ji'etwein
Vancouver
and
peace
HIver
country,
the
appointment
of
Hrilish
Columbia
representatives
.
on
the
railway
board
and
on
the
directorate
of
the
CjN.jUaililjutry
oT
Eastern
Can-1
HOIUII
KUIKIS
SllippiNI
VIS
.fW
York
inlo
the
port
or
Vancouver
duly
free
vvere
urged
upon
Pre-
mier
King
tiy
a
delecalion
of
the
board
of
trade
here
yesterday.!
,
spoke
k
on
the
rmliprllll
Imperial
r.nnfeience.
Conference,
4
GERMAN
ELECTION
TO
BE
DECEMBER
7
,
HKRLIN.
Oct.
21.
The
Oerman
general
election
will
be
held
December
7.
Dissolution
of
the
Reichstag
anil
the
advent
of
the
new
parliament
will
in
no
way
endanger
Die
fulfilment
by
Germany
of
Ihe
London
agreement
on
Ihe
Dawes
reparation
plan.
Chancellor
Marx
staled
today.
MOTION
REGARDING
SALE
OF
LOTS
HELD
BY
CITY
ENLARGED!
Withdrawing-
his
notice
of
motion
for
t
tic
sale
al
auction
without
reserve
of
all
lots
held
by
the
city
in
Section
2.
Aid.
Clapp
at
last
night's
council
meeting
substituted
therefor
ai
notice
applying
lo
all
city
held
j
lots
in
Sections
2,
5,
0,
7,
and
8.
The
motion,
which
will
come
up
at
nexl
week's
meeting,
also
calls
for
a
committee
of
three
to
be
appointed
to
se'upsel
prices.
A
letter
from
the
Prince
Hu
perl
Ratepayers'
Association,
op
posing
the
sale
without
.reserve
of
lots
in
Section
2,
was
received
and
filed
without
being
read.
Explosion
on
Warship
NORFOLK,
Virginia.
Oct.
21.
One
ofllcer
and
three
men
were
killed
and
18
injured
in
an
ex
plosion
on
Ihe
scout
cruiser
Trenton
during
target
practice.
Lovell
of
Hornby
Island,
H.C.,
be
notifietj.
DEATH
CALLS
DR.
NEWCOMBE
Well
Known
Anthropologist
and
Collector,
Frequent
Visitor
Here,
Succumbs
to
-
Pneumonia
.
r
-
.
VICT0IUA,
Oct.
21.
In
thd
death
li(Te
of
Dr.
Charles
F.
Neweombe.
Hritish
Columhla
lose
one
of
its
leading
anthron-
ologfls
and
historians.
Widely
known
as
a
leading
authority
on
anthropological
questions
as
to
the
aboriginal
life
on
the
Pacific
.,
.
,
.
northwest
slope,
he
arranged
the
.
..
..
.
.......
10"
for
l,e,d
tU,C
?,
,he
ff,
vmeial
Museum
at
ictona
col-
teele.i
lecled
for
for
i
the
Smithsonian
Insti-
Mule.
I
eat
h
came
to
Dr.
Newcombe
after
two
weeks
illness,
pneu-mnnia
hastening
the
end.
Dr.
NewconUie
was
well
known
to
a
great
many
people
in
North-
ern
Hritish
Columbia.
Years
ago
jhe
ntade
frequent
visits
up
the
coast
travelling
in
a
Columbia
lliver
boat
and
visiting
all
the
Indian
settlements
along
the
route.
He
had
often
been
in
Prince
Huperl
and
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
was
known
as
a
student
and
collector.
He
was
also
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Provincial
Museum
and
the
Victoria
Natural
History
Society
and
his
name
is
attached
to
hundreds
of
the
exhibits
there.
One
if
his
sons
was
engaged
in
survey
work
here
in
the
early
days.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
TO
ENTER
ALASKASAYS
PAPER
According
to
the
Victoria
Colonist,
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
is
to
add
five
new
coasl
steamers
lo
its
fleet
instead
of
Ihite.
It
is
also
suggested
that
Ihe
Union
Co.
will
enter
the
Alaska
route.
The
boat
for
the
Alaska
run
will
be
230
feet
long
and
will
have
ac
commodation
for
88
first
class
and
forty
second
class
jiassen-
gers.
It
will
have
twin
screw
propelling
engines
and
two
funnels".
"
Yesterday
afternoon
a
large
number
or
ladies
visited
Ihe
Had-minlon
courts
and
took
part
in
Ihe
games.
Tea
was
served
by
Mrs
.MoPherson.
A
number
of
Ihe
visitors
expressed
the
inlen-
jlioii
lo
join
Ihe
club
ami
play
af
ternoons.