f
25
I't
ilr
MATT
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Rt.nd
Royal
Hotel,
7
nd
8th
St.
M'IHnlh
Ubr,
f
VIDECK,
I
ra.IJ.nnu.ut
nnlf-
V
II
XIV
NO,
257
sMiren
of
llieir
program.
-M-.i.Tlirut
Will
prWfWHi
,.e
uw
tri&r"M
fr
fWfef
i,
v
Mil
Inn
the
Empire
f.ake
loans
to
sueh
-
a
Hnta
a
win
pro-'!,
Marti
'.n'
l
ji'iuet.
-
M..
likely
'i.
ml
of
Hie
iiih'i.I,
one
il
llieir
i-.mv
alive
parlv
in
ie-
afeguanl
Ihe
ewi-,.n,i
mnUard
of
living
x
i
lie
principle
of
Ihe
una
of
industries
act.
k;im'
unemployment
I
,in
eitlelent
Industry,
f
unfair
competition
fi-.ui
(he
disorganiicd
or
ejrlinnue.
or
from
.1
lubor
awl
rveeie
work.
Consult
with
Dominions
,"'.15.
ni'nnlive
foreign
nolicvl
in-
rlo.enl
eonnullalii.ii
Di.iniinoii,
and
we
sh
a
)
strengthen
the
I
Niu'j'.i.s
on
praclieat
line
ni
a.
iv
to
the
overriding
.!
H.n
Mint
there
shall
lie
!.
Wn.-nis
involving
Nue
and
war,
without
Ihe
.
c
of
the
Dominion.
iUiiH
imperial
defence.
favor
of
any
practical
:s
for
Hie
fieneral
linill-'!
lit
inainenU,
we
hIiiiII
w
arefullj
Ihe
eoiiiinll-
d
iiiidieation.
of
the
of
Nation
scheme.
We
ixaniiuc
afrenh
Ihe
whn
h
the
ilefenrex
of
the
have
heen
put
by
the
iiilmiMMiiitliou.
I
(iimervaliven
have
a
con-V'
nxri.
iilltiivil
iml
hoij-
i'y
and
eland
for
pro
r
liii
ahoiinl
developmenl.
:
Hall
iippoinl
n
royal
com
exainine
every
phae
:
food
xiluallun,
IuvckIUhI
'lie
rumen
df
tliu
pi'ienl
1
food
prices
ami
endeavor
e
oolite
nielbod
of
lccu-
:
lie
(
ol
of
traiisfetTinit
food
1
'-'h:
front
I
he
Hebl
lo
Ihe
Ist-iicr
FREIGHT
TRAIN
RAN
INTO
YARD
ENGINE
KILLING
A
FIREMAN
KAMI.Oops,
Del.
31.
When
""
'
I'
ll
freight
train
collided
y1'
yard
engine
the
fireman
"r
Uie
iuiier.
,)m
swanson.
was
""any
in
i.
..,
l
.i.
.,.,.
fu
i,,.npyl
War.ai,-.'!1".
Ish
Elections
Strengthen
Tories
LONDON.
t)el.
41
When
Hie
relurtis
from
all
tint
a
few
be
I
tiled
const
iluetteies
from
Scotland
ami
the
rnitersilics
were
coon
ted
last
nivhl
Ihe
om)Kti-Mon
of
Ihe
new
House
of
(Utni-tiions
vt
fmtml
to
b
OoHervtalhM
3VH
Labor
v
.
.
.
I
lit
I.IWraU
10
liHlMnients
I
OtvpcralloMil
5
Comioiinlls
I
fJonslHttltonnllsis
....
3
Total
Mi)
There
are
fifteen
yet
lo
hear
from.
Ihe
total
I
tuemlH'rshii
of
Ihe
lloue
beinK
wards
and
Mr.
lluchan.
warnwp
through
Ihe
firs!
explosion,
were
able
lo
gel
away
in
the
dory
although
they
lost
everything
Hull
was
aboard
the
boat.
The
Amies
was
uf
Ihe
rive-men
halibut
schooner
type
and
was
partly
covered
by
insurance.
The
accident
occurred
about
lfi.30
Tuesday
night
at
lleef
Is
land
where
Ihe
Azores
was
lay-1
lug
in
awaiting
an
opportunity
to
start
across
llecale
straits
en
roule
home.
Capl.
IM
wards
bad
1
u
packing
salmon
for
Ihe
Imperial
Tending
Co.
to
the
Locke-port
Cannery.
After
Hie
hiss
of
Ihe
boat,
Cttpl.
lMwards
and
Mr.
Ituchiin
rowed
In
Hie
dory
Ihe
distance
ot
leu
miles
lo
Thurslon
Harbor.
There
they
spent
the
night
boarding
Ihe
lug
Lome
Wednesday
iiiorninir
and
arriving
hero
this
hie
Stall
ALIBUT
CATCH
WELL
and
details
of
the
building
to
bej
creeled
have
not
yet
been
derided
upon.
ANOTHER
VICTIM
OF
EXPLOSION
ON
TRAIN
DIES
AT
GRAND
FORKS
Vancouver
Newsagent
Is
Ninth
to
TIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKillY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
light
north
wind;
li.
'ironic
I
it,
i'l:5o;
temperature,
13;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
in
llcuvet
Passage
bound
t
for
Captain't
Cove;
5
a.m.
in
steamer
Venture
northbound.
HULL
IIAHHOll.
Haloing
light
soullieasl
wind;
barometer,
.".oh;
temperature,
it;
sea
moderate.
Noon
DHUIY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
211.70;
temperature,
on;
sea
smootli;
U:30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
arriv'tig
al
I'orl
Simp
sou
norllibuiind.
HULL
llAnHOU.
Passing
showers,
baroiueler,
29,70;
letn-
morning.
The
Lo'rne
vlsllcd
llieiperalure.
II;
moderate
swell;
10
f
II...
exi.loslon
but
not
n
a.nl.
spoke
steamer
Princess
1'MNCK
IU'I'KMT,
H.C.,
F1UDAY,
OCTOHFJl
:tl,
IMS'.
Lose
Uf.
Fromj.ttle
Tragedy
Valley
frOpOSQl
h
DAlkley
I.
HAND
KHIKS.
Del.
31
II.
K
Faweetf.
of
Vancouver,
a
newsagent,
dieil
yesterday
at
Ihe
hospital
here,
being
Uie
ninth
victim
uf
the
Kellle
Valley
explosion
al
Farron.
BRITISH
FARM
BOVT
ARRIVE
ON
PRAIRIES
Have
Entered
Agricultural
Train-
Inn
School
at
Vermilion;
Others
to
Follow
KDMONTON.
Oct.
al.
Itrillnh
farm
boys
arrive"1
al
Vermilion
and
have
been
en
lered
in
Ihe
(iovermnenl
farm
ehool.
This
is
the
first
eon
'inirenl
of
lads
under
a
new
sys.
ent
of
inmiaralion
in
eo-opera-
"ion
with
the
Overseas
Settlement
Hoard
in
llntrl.ind.
under
whose
lusoice
Hie
lads
are
collected
More
are
expected
to
be
brought
io
Canada
during
the
winter.
Skipper
of
Azores
Tells
of
Narrow
Escape
of
Himself
and
Mate
from
Burning
Halibut
Boat
The
explosion
which
on
Tuesday
uighl
lesulled
in
Ihe
demolition
or
Ihe
local
halibut
boat
Anores
at
Heer
Island
near
Thurston
Harbor,
.Moresby
Mntul.
occurred
so
suddenly
lhat
Capl.
Charles
Kdward.
her
owner
and
skipper,
uml
his
male.
Joe
Huchan,
hardly
were
able
lo
realize,
what
had
happened
said
Capl.
KdwntiU
Uii
morning
in
lelling
or
the
iiecidenl.
Aftor
a
Juirklire
nT
the
engine.
Hie
boat
soon
became
ablaze
and,
when
the
flames
reached
Hio
gas
lank,
the
craH
wenl
up
in
smoke
urn!
rianie
and
disappeared.
This
all
liappened
within
ii
spac
4f
I
Ii
VIU
111
Iniiles
bill
t'anl.
IM
have
lo
cross
the
equator
and
many
tT
llieui
die.
Cattle
shipped
from
Alberla
have
(tamed
on
the
trip
through
the,
more
north
erly
latitudes.
N
TERRIFFIC
STORM
ON
SOUTH
COAST
Radio
reporla
received
last
night
indicated
lhat
there
was
a
terrific
storm
yesterday
in
Pticel
Sound
and
south
of
there.
.The
steamer
Trinidad,
last
reported
at
130
W.L.
and
13
N.L.,
was
reported
missing.
A
fishing
vessel
sank
in
Puget
Sound.
DR.
TOLMIE
WOULD
RAISE
DUTY
ON
ALL
MANUFACTURED
GOODS
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
31.-
In
an
address
here
Hon.
Simon
Fraser
Tolmie.
organizer
for
Ihe
Con
servative
parly,
made
a
plea
fnrj
higher
duties
on
manufactured
goods
coming
to
(his
counlry
from
United
Stales
and
other
counlries.
He
objected
to
the
lowering
of
these
by
Liberals.
He
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Valley
Cattle
to
Japan
it
:
NEW
SCHEDULE
rrdr'
Clrtu-ttlon
1702.
lilMllsllilinWWPM
IT
i
Leaflet
-
)l
the
t
It
li'ui.
Anp.ng
':
'I.
A:
I'
rvd
M,
,
L
(,
Ki
,im
'1
l:
.
M
iM
ill''
.
I',
it.
N..'ii;r
.
H
il.-!i
i'
-A-.nlh.
S.r
Proper
Arrangements
Made
Ualn
tram
4.
Arniuzenonts
Itave
jnsl
about
been
cuiimktcd
by
Uliurle
.""
i
Kxstemm
Uie
fit.
rvciuUy
liStrtlif
rsM
etifalie.
tA
mum
of
sixty
head
or
minimum
oftifly.
It
is
believed
lhat
Ihe
ln
iiienl
of
cattle
from
the
Kulkley
Valley
to
Japan
ran
he
made
a
profitable
proposition
and,
if
t!ie
(
initial
shipment
proves
a
suc-1
cess,
there
should
le
?real
x-l
pansion
of
Ihe
business
poi'dyl
meaning
Hie
ratlin?
uf
slaers
here
rearularly
to
lake
the
cattle
across
Ihe
Pacific.
I.oeal
inarKei
conditions
of
late
have
leen
somewhat
discount
rill?
lo
the
sUck
raisers
in
the
,
interior.
'
This
country
is
favorably
sit
uated
tor
Ihe
shipment
of
live
cattle
lo
Hie
Orient.
ChUIc
from
Australia
ami
South
America
FOR
STEAMERS
Zne
Coat
Weekly
or
C.G.M.M.
for
Winter
Season
Effective
from
Vancouver
on
Monday,
November
17.
the
C.N.
II.
oasl
steamship
winter
schedule
etween
here
and
Vancouver
will
come
into
operation.
'The
hit-go
deamer
will
again
serve
Auyox
ami
Stewart
as
well.
TJie
schedule
will
be
as
follows
:
LeavH
Vancouver
Monday,
11
P
.nr.
(-calling
al
Powell
lliver.
Ocean
Falls
and
Swauson
Hay).
Airivc
Prince
Rupert
Wednes
lay,
3
p.m.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Wednes
day,
1
1
p.m.
Arrive
Stewart
Thursday,
7
a.ni
Leave
Stewart
Thursday
noon
Arrive
Anyox,
Thursday,
6.30
p.
til-
Leave
Anyox
Thursday,
1
1
p.m.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
0
a.m.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
y
a.m.
Arrive
Vancouver
Sunday,
a.m.
(after
nulling
at
Swuttsoit
Hoy.
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
lliver
.
Effective
November
15,
from
PriiK'e
Ruert
Hie
steamer
Prince
John
will
operate
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Chitrlolto
Islands
on
the
following
fortnightly
schedule
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Saturday,
8
p.m.
Arrive
Vancouver
Thursday
n.tn.
"
Leave
VanctAiver
Saturday
'November
JR!),
4
p.m.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
a.m.
BIRTH
A
daughler
was
born
al
thn
urged
thai
Ihev
be
increased
in
i
Prince
Rimer!
t.eneral
Hosnilnl
Irace
wan
lo
bo
found
of
the
lost;
HPaince
itneani
ivory
isiano
order
To
protect
Canadian
in-
on
October
31
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs
n-
I'MiliL.i
i
ml.
uluslries
iig.'in-'
I'nnipii'
h
Ctrttt
('
43.
jirnhibit
the
sale
during
the
close!
season
of
fish
legally
caught
during
the
open
season.
.This
is;
ptally
true
of
the
United
Stales
Act.
I
'There,
however,
must,
be
no,
doubt
lhat
any
fish
brought
into!
orl
or
disposed
or
during
the
close
season
had
been
legally
taken
during
lite
open
season,
and
Hie
customs
and
fishery
pffi-
ers
who
will
be
authorized
to
enforce
the
provisions
of
the
Act
will
be
required
lo
obtain
evi
dence
of
an
entirely-
satisfactory
nature
that
the
Hsh
were
so
ra
nc
lit
before
llieir
sale
during
lh
close
season
will
be
Resumption
of
Fishing
Willi
reference
lo
the
resume
tion
of
fishing
after
the
close
season
in
each
year
you
will
note
dial
section
I
of
the
Act
prohib
its
vessels
leaving
port
to
engage
in
lialibut
fishing
sooner
than
three
days
before
Ihe
'beginning
of
the
close
season.
It
was
considered
lhat
this
time
might
reasonably
le
necessary
for
vessels
thai
would
proceed
to
list
ant
grounds
and
which
had
lo
leave
some
or
lite
more
southern
ports,
so
(hat
they
would
be
in
n
position
to
begin
fishing
when
the
close
season
had
fully
expired.
You
will
also
note
that
section
12
authorizes
the
International
onrmission
that
will
be
appoint
ed
under
the
Act
lo
make
recom
mendations,
for
regulations
tor
Hie
purpose
or
giving
effect
lo
lite
provisions
of
the
Act.
If
ex
peiTence
should
show
Dial
it
would
be
belter
lo
prohibit
Ihe
landing
of
any
fish
In
ally
porl
during
all
poHions
of
the
cIqso
season
a
regulation
could
be
noopieo
t
o
ntai
enu,
suouiu
ine
commission,
so
recommend.
Yours
truly,
A.
JOHNSTON.
Deputy
Minister."
STORM
WARNING
The
Digby
Island
wireless
station
reports
(hut
southeast
storm
warnings
from
Alaska
lo
California
are
be
ins;
displayed
Hi.'
;!,
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
four
lor
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rale,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
LAST
YEAR
BRITISH
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
HAS
CONSTRUCTIVE
POLICY
FOR
COUNTRY
Imperial
Unity
is
Part
of
Conservative
Policy
in
Great
Britain
Today
With
Large
Majority
New
Government
Will
be
in
Position
to
Give
Effect
to
its
Constructive
Program
LONDON.
Oct.
M.
-Thai
llicrc
will
b
great
diaugcs
of
,
i
.lowing
the
election
of
lite
CminM-valives
under
Stanley
I!
n
uid
the
derisive
defeat
of
hold
lite
Labor
ami
Liberal
-
.1
loreguiie
conclusion.
While
Ihe
ltuMaii
Irealy
and
'(ti.iuul
ol
Ihe
Campbell
proscnilioii
were
very
promin-
...
iilmneil
in
(he
rumMiigu
wlnrli
lias
jut
iloed.
(lie
Cou-
-
,il
hail
a
onlruilie
mIu
wIihIi
will
now
be
n
(heir
future
adtmnislrtilivc
anil
legislative
actions.
Willi
ti
ge
majority
behind
I
Item,
mi
large
u
to
be
ponderous
na'-'Tiii,
they
are
in
u
i
i
jll-CONSERVATlVES
.rcsr'-'j
ARE
INCREASING
rar..rHKMHtll
of
mutual
w.iiiin
the
Empire
i
uiiMHt
Night's
Returns
From
Brlt-
L
KA
K
l
EXCAVATION
Angelo
Antonelll
to
do
Work
Preparatory
to
Erection
I.O.D.E.
Building
,
Municipal
Chapter,
Imperial
Onler
Daughter
of
Hie
Empire
I
has
awarded
the
eonlract
for
Hie
excavation
for
the
propned
building
al
Ihe
corner
of
Mc-Hride
Street
and
Fifth
Avenue
to'
Augclo
Aiitonclli
and
work
will
eoiniiieitee
iniiiicdia'cly.
The
ue
Halibut
Catch
Higher
Than
Last
Year
by
Two
and
Half
Million
Lbs.
The
total
halibut
arrivals
al
this
port
Tor
the
ten
months
ending
loday
reach
the
fig:ure
of
2,3!,ttt0
pounds
as
.nt-:i;ue;
with
Sf,251,U0U
pounds
for
the
first
ten
months
or
11)21.
It
is
hardly
likely
now
lhat
Ihe
lutal
fulrh
for
1021
will
conUj
up
to
the
total
kir
102:1
which
was
2!,l'07oO
jMjutids
b:il,
in
.-pile
of
the
fact
that
the
close
season
l
oiiitilencing
on
November
l.i
givs
only
leii-uud-a-half
months
to
couul
as
compared
with
Ihe
full
12
mouths
in
H23.
it
may
nof'lie
very
lr
behind.
Heavy
arrivals
on
the
days
around
the
fffdsing
dale
are
antici-
:
paled.
Last
year
American
boats
CLOSE
SEASON
FOR
HALIBUT
of
Treaty
John
Dbliavn,
manasjjr
of
the
'loyal
Fish
Coof
this
city
has
i-eceiveil
an
aawerTlo
a,
IWter
written
to
llielepjtfvmiufsler.Qf
reirahl
latlut
iai.ile1
iinuually
larse
catches
in
Deoenil-er.
There
will,
of
course,
be
none
of
these
Ibis
year.
The
total
caleli
this
year
would
easily
!
exceed
lhat
of
last
year
were
it
not
for
the
close
season.
Octobec
Catch
Further
Information
In
Regard
to!
During
the
mouth
of
October
Enforcement
of
Provisions
l'"?
'"-lay
tl
American
hali-
Iiul
boats
united
z.oto.t.ot)
ounds
for
an
average
of
25,200
pounds,
to
the
trip.
Sevenly-eijfhl
Canadian
biwits
landed
583,100
iwunds,
the
average
being
7,500
-ounds
In
the
trip.
The
total
for
o
the
close
'he.
month
Is
2.029,100
pounds
'ta
iiua9
compared
with
1.811,100
iVUieiAEs
uci
eser-i&iu.
year
from
here
lo
Japan
early
in
December.
-Advfr
is'Leinir
awailed
O"
reference
io
tne
.ci
you
mT
mT
fnuu
Ihe
UuiadiAii
trade
etmimissioiR-r
in
TakuMreganling
tuar-
observe
that
it
is
specifically!
I
f
1UPJL
1UIMI
ket
eondiljoiis
ami
.there
are
certitirl
detail
to
He
-el
I
led
in
the
restricted
I"
prohibiting
fishins
LUlVllL
IJlUltUlJ
mlerior.
Mr.
Kellev
exoerU
to
know
derinifek
e:,riv
nevl
week
i
dm
inft
Ihe
close
season
or
Hie
The
plan
is
lo
bring
Ihe
Canadian
Oovenmif
n'
Merchant
Mai
ine
disposal
of
fish
caucht
during,
steamer
Canadian
Miller
here
about
Dt.
rmher
::
..:(.
maxi-1
"h
time.
It
does
not,
however,;
LARGE
RAFTS
Has
Three
Million
Feet
of
Logs
at
Captain's
Cove
for
Delivery
to
Swanson
Bay
and
Powell
River
The
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
tug
Lome,
Capt.
Lewis,
ar
rived
in
port
al
I)
o'clock
this
morning
bringing
home
Capl.
Edwards
and
Joe
Huehan
of
the
Ashing
boat
Azores
which
blew
kup
near
1
tturston
Harbor
on
Tuesday
night.
The
Lome
brought
across
Hie
fSlrails
a
rafl
of
one
million
reel
or
logs
from
Ihe
Wlialen
logging
camp
at
Thurston
Harbor.
It
was
leH
at
Captain's
Cove
while
Ihe
Lome
oame
on
here.
There
are
also'
Iwo
other
similar
raits
at
Captain's
Cove
which
the
Lome
will
pick
up
today.
Two
are
for
the
Wlialen
mill
and
will
be
dropped
at
Swanson
Hay.
The
third
is
from
the
Kelly
logging
camp
at
Lockeport.
H
will
be
taken
to
Powell
River.
When
tho
Lome
arrives
at
Vancouver
sho
will
be
lied
up
for
overhaul.
Ollleers
of
the
Lome
reported
lhat
the
Wlialen
logging
camp
at
Thurston
Harbor
was
ctosini?
lown
but
Ihe
Kelly
camps
aro
dill
continuing.
MINER
KILLED
BY
HIGH
YOLTAGE
WIRE
NANAIMO,
Ocl.
31.
Georgu
William
Hock,
10
years
of
age,
a
miner
at
the
Lentzville
mine,
12
miles
from,
here,
whs
killed
in--duutly
when
coming
off
shift
yesterday
his
head
coming
in
contact
with
a
high
voltage
wire.
HANG
FOR
MURDER
Of
WIFE
AT
NOTCH
HILL
NEAR
KAMLOOPS
KAMLOOPSrOcT
31
W.
J.
Payette,
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
wife
al
Notch
Hill
on
October
12
was
found
guilty
at
the
assiie
court
presided
over
by
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdoiiald,
and
was
sentenced
ti.
hang
on
'i'r;.r"v
1".