yd
XIV,
NO.
'31
VAN
nit
Hi,
,
i
nvi
nnd
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Oth
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
LIQUOR
Will
VMt
Jasper,
Vancouver
and
Victoria
and
Return
to
Ranch
for
Two
Days
Mli.H
HIYKR,
Alia
.
icl
I.
lit
I'tinea
of
Wales
leave
lo-swht
at
t
'ofoek
for
Ihe
Went.
Hr
spend
several
hour
at
inr
Park,
one
day
al
Vannm.
t
ml
another
day
in
Victoria
Hi.
h
in
wary
calls
for
reaching
Vincouver
on
Saturday
I'll'
fc-mre
will
rttur
to
hi"
ranch
krir
ai...ui
Ortofeor,
t
f
or
two
day
!'iitr
i..r
tbo
Last
on
OcIom-,
ALEXANDER
MACKAY
WAS
BURIED
TODAY
Filters!
cf
Halibut
Fisherman
Took
Place
this
Afternoon,
Rsv.
Dr.
H.
R.
Grant
Officiating
'
IIBST
(he
auspices
of
the
,lM,
ea
Fishermen
tnlon,
"'
funeral
took
place
this
af-lernn.ui
at
O'clock
of
Ihe
late
vl'wmler
MaeKuy
who
lle1
al
"f
i-liii
llf
I
ha
uImIi
llarv-
I
IT
H
H.
(irani
nillclated
and.
after
111
i
ii.ifriavhri,
inUroienl
look
in
rairvtew
(-Dilery.
Ih
iiMl,,r,.,..
afta
Hohert
llaima.
J"'"-
Uask,
qh
anilvar
1
III.
ieVi
Marsh.
J.
I
llahl.
and
,:iirisin".
lit..,
stnitttif
llornl
IHIoiles
",rl"l-'l
Mr.
and
Mm.
I.
Me-'""l
and
family.
Heep
Sen
fisli-
Union,
Flslierinen
-M'-.
and
Mra.
fleorgi'
DavW
,;ii.
JIHly
lleak,
Mr.
himI
MrKSBila,
Mis
llelln
Mr-N.
MuDonald.
Jam
Mo-
''"l.
limn.
M..I...M
i..r....
M,t.
l.
.MeAli
lev.
I".
wiui
.Mi
""
"d
Mr.
and
Mra.
I.
(lien-
VANCOUVER
MAJORITY
REDUCED
ON
RECOUNT
OF
BEER
PLEBISCITE
kh-OlVi:i.
del.
I
.--A
a
re-
Hlll.u
....
-
i
ii.
.
.
.....
1
1.
irv-ilUIH
rn
111
11
1
111
III
iiit
IIIC
mi
OH'
111
1111
Vi
Anglicans
by
Vote
Decide
Not
to
Admit
Women
thus
Eiclud
Inq
Haislfon
Lady
"
I.OX
M
i.N
.
i
k-l
.
I
-
Kollo'inir
an
!
oflieial
rultoK
thai
I
lie
eonttlu-j
Umi
of
tke
AnarlK-aii
Synod
doe'
mil
cnl
Hie
worn'
1
1
lo
ell
eiially
mlh
men
a
tleleaate.
Im
tucker
swain
moved
I
hat
Ibe
t
nr'rry
ia)
!
taken
lo
au
thorise
their
adnitnn.
II
was
defaalerf
by
vole
of
69
lo
IS.
The
reeull
of
Ihe
vilc
was
re-rched
wllb
rheer-
hy
Hie
dee
aa!c
lo
I
lie
aeni'ral
yind.
The
oiol
ton
defimli-ly
(rinded
Mi
Inez
SiiiiIIi
of
llaieilon
Iniin
the
confereiinv
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
100,500
POUNDS
On
Account
of
Ice
Shortage,
Some
Bought
for
Butedate
Delivery
No
Change
In
Strike
Situation
There
wax
no
change
llili
ninm
I
ti
a
ill
I
In-
strike
siliialUll
at
Ihe
lanl
of
Ihe
tonadrftl
Kih
A
,lild
Sloraire
G.
vhili
loilay
is
entirely
cIoimhJ
up.
To
relieve
Ihe
in-
slioiiase.
iisii
hnvinir
houses
on
the
goxcriu
iiM.nl
wharf
were
Ihl
litornina-
prepartnv
lo
lrin
a
supply
froio
Ketchikan.
me
iasi
on
uhiki
u.u.
n.fil
In
lakinu
care
of
the
haliliul
arriving
lday
and,
at
fish
wan
iMiught
fur
liileille
delivery.
Arrivals
and
sale
I
In
morning-
were
as
follows.
Ihe
total
losing
lOU.MH)
pound:
American
lleavo.
t.OOII
IKOIIld-.
and
n.....it..
t
son
iiiiiiiiiN.
at
1
3.
tic
and
Hc
lo
Hie
Hoyal
Fish
.Nepliine.
11.000
pounds,
al
la.tfr
and
6c
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries.
ir..i,i..nl
10.000
pound",
al
i
.
Anil
I3.tr
and
6c
nnd
i.nuya,
-w.i"
pounds,
al
IS.Wc
ami
0c.
io
im
llooth
Fisheries
Ona.lliin
l.o.
Canadian
i
i...
loon.
18.000
ixnlil'ls
ii,..'..
soil.
12.000
pound.
'
.
.
1
.1
Ilnyjteon,
3,000
poumw.
ai
and
Oc
lo
Ihe
Allin
r
isuero's
Iluledale
delivery.
PENNSYLVANIA
FLOODS
PIIII.ADF.LPIIIA.
1
iiitnsif
Oct.
I.
'"f
Vancouver
o.i
the
I
r
KIkIiI
l'Ulhs
and
heavy
proper
tcl
due
m
m
i
s
Plebisclle
(be
iivaJor-
ilainawe
i
repoi
,vt'
of
beer
buH
been
re-conililions
m
csi"."
1
m
aa
em
DAWSON.
Oct.
I
The
.
-'denee
miii
mission
IjnililiiiK-)
t'
Fori
Yukon
with
lli'ir
romer.ls
including
winter
mippiirs
clolhitu:
were
!!
ry-l
liy
raila'd
by
defective
winh.'
cording
In
informal
!
t;r-.
bei
by
I
In
steamer
ui.oi
lnnl(tl
building
adjoining
"av
I'd.
Hon.
Dr.
King
Suggests
That
They
Are
all
Obsolete
and
Should
be
Changed
Hon.
Ir.
Kinu.
Federal
Mirn--tfr
of
I'uhlic
York.
I
nut
far
ailray
when
he
eavs
thai
Mi'-
preenl
wrliestiiles
were
hulH
up;
under
roaitilions
which
have
radically
altere.1
and
complete'
re
iiHiroclimi
o
a
different1
hav-
will
Im
necessary
before
justice
i
done
In
shippers
everywhere
ami
lo
shipping
companies.
I
The
cost-of
opemlinx
the
railways
has
pone
up
since
tlie
Crows
.Net"
I
asrreemenl
was
fravned.
and
will
prolmhly
never
again
sink
to
that
level.
The
port
on
Ihe
pacific
uMfe
Mome
oullels
for
praij
Wfljgf
a
ml
inlets
for-
prairie
ftJrJWrls.
because
of
the
roniiruelion
uf
Ihe
Panama
aoal.
The
rnllwn
say
APPEARS
I
a
i
ft
-o
ft'
'
,Ml
III.
was
RATE
REVISION
ON
RAILWAYS
the
same
service
rendered
under,
shall
be
settled
hy
pacific
means.
comoaraM"
eonditions
ns
to
cos.
Hiscriniliiation
will
bavejo
be
clinilnaled
In
respect
lo
com-inodily
rale
from
eastern
points
to
nraii-ie
eenlres.
The
movemenl
Of-
goixls
lo
nnd
from
Pacific
psjrta
will
have
lo
lie
put
on
a
partly
with
Ihe
cost
to
and
from
eastern
ports.
Ihe
railvviiys
de-
and
aeeurilies
and
I
hey
'llf
llr"-
hably
'
rinhl.
I
lie
presenwajw-:
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
Telephone
Diiee-Inry
Is
aboitl
lo
be
print
-ed.
All
persons
desiring
any
change
or
additions
lo
service,
listings'
or
new
service,
please
nollfy
Telephone
Department
in
writing
not
later
Ihan
(irtober
8.
233.
4.JH.
4.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'HINCK
HIPHUT,
II.C.
WIClr
KHDAY.
(M.TOBFJt
I.
I't''',.
circui.iion.
1417.
tBMaftaaa
(mmKWfUVtB's
Hlfmff
raHaaaaaWaaaaBla'lft
V
H.
r.-
.h..
I.
K
;
R
tiC.i-ge
tV
F.'-
tflf'h.
tlli
exV-t
e..v.o--'f
if
i-re.-.
pft
;
ir-l
hfii
tmrtmens
horily
iil.-f
tlii-ir
.irnv.d
m
LMdou.
Th-y
,-,re
to
pend
sixeral
niiuilh-
viMtmg
in
Kuglaud
Protocol
Before
League
of
Nations
Prohibits
War
and
Makes
for
Pacific
Settlement
report
hi-lorical
uiuf
analytical
in
regard
to
the
liilure.
special
chapters
an
devoJjid
In
condeiniiulmii
of
aggressive
war
aml'w
they
cannot
sirorrt
in
apply
ine;
rompolsorv
jurivnytioti
oi
a
wonti
court
oi
justice,
strongmen-:
Crows
Nesl
rates
evervvvliere.
hig
of
w-ifi
mcUn
of
irocediire,
dohiestic
jurisdtctiou
of
J
Hut
people
living
in
one'
pari
of)
stales,
sanctions
uf
reductions
of
armaments.
SHIRLEY
TRIAL
SEATTLE
TEAM
ettre
Hint
Ibese
change
oannol.waa
io
navo
i
acn
r-mco
l.e
l.roihl
about
hv
ihkllmnle-
Pr'nce
Qrorgo
but
Chanqe
exiHMlienl
ot
rate-sinsnmp
wiin-oot
wrecking
railway
'
jPrveiiues
of
Venue
Ordered
VA.NCOl
VKH
for
the
trial
of
ii.
.i
t
o
......
.
.ivjr.
mourn
rnii'iiri,
u
lion
for
the
general
appnmiion
riirn,rr
Hgaiiisl
let
perl
instead
uf
in
P
1
1
lie
net
1011-
arose
the
I
seizure
by
tile
slier
iexeeulion
prtecss
eat
tie
and
Imraes,
aiisence
is
not
rega,
Oliver
us
an
even
-
Til
I.
I
.
Venue
of
Uie
crows
,esi
rates
is
vety
ui,,,av
...
-(.,.
b,lni
...
nv.
probably
only
Ihe
beginning
of
w,
of
w
,,,,i
cMy
by
Mr.
Prinro
llu-;
nee
(ieurge.
'
out
of
Ihe
IT
under
an
pf
rtidener's
WILL
NOT
RESIGN
YANCOrVF.lt.
Oct
feat
of
(he
provinr
In
the
Xorlb
.Okani
lion
held
ilnriitK
I.
-The
deal
secretary
tVhn
by
-elec
ts
Premier's
de.
hv
.lohn
va
1
in
11
1
iiik
MAJOR
ZANNI
AT
SHANGHAI
SHANtSHAI,
Oel.
I.
Major
.anni,
the
Argen-
tlnean
round
-
I
he-world
aviator,
arrived
here
li-
day
from
Foo
Chow.
He.-
landed
his
plane
in
the
outskirts
of
Ihe
city
nl
a
point
where
Ihe
hoslilU
ties
of
Ihe
war
will
not
interfere
with
him.
m-
ni's
next
hop
will
.
be
hcihiss
Ihe
China
Sea
lo
K'aRosliiiiiii
in
.lupiiii,
f
.
Stritt
B07
I
noon
after
v
isilirg
his
old
home
I
in
Xew
foil
ml
la
til
accompanied
hy
Mrs.
Morry,
The
latter
is
at
present
in
VVcloria
visiting
but
expects
to
rcuirn
some
time
this
inou
Hi.
Mr.
Moriy,
who
is
an
employee
IWV
Ml
Kl
IM
IlIM
"f
'
Packers
al
EssjnKm
VI
i
IV
liJO
1
Vll
Was
naturally
inlereslwl
In
Ibe
I
'
fishing,
'liUsfness
in
Newfound-
at
Will
bo
Only
Amorlcan
Hockey
am
ays
Ihey
have
baij
a.
j
Team
In
Eastern
Canadian
p,H,r
year.
Living
there
is
x-
Loague
This
Soason
pensive,
meal
and
woollen
goeds
The
Seattle
,,i:yiany
m"1.
U?
.
.i
oi
irmil
UI
Mir
I
ftl
IMC
VUirtl
IIUUM'T
...
,i
,
.
.
.
1.
.
.
'
(
Vniutll'll
flllltefcJlIlkll
VasfV
Ml
M
lTlV
Vranrriitt
IaVp
f.onmii
will
tl
u
v
lioeo
iliirim
f
Im
liAPiir
inim
rnfiinsimvino-
MaawM
il...4u.
iirH
i.
Morry
who
sanr
lie
wlis
.-.-
(V!
iiiiArIMA
.'i
n.-.i.
UIOIVI
IIK'i
.
.
.
...
.
presidency
of
Charles
F.
Aj"
"'"
7
Adams
who
will
be
Ibe
only
UnlU'lVJ"flu
much.
,,,e
l,ul"
,CF
uie
rr-Hinm..
o.
.-
-
.luslice
Morrion
jcslerday.
the
ed
Slates
member
of
the
Na
inert"
II1U1.
ntin.-i
i
,
-,,
1Mll
v,,..
,.
.I.,-..,
t..r
l,
lmill
llnnLi.v
l.utn.
tvl.lel,
in
....
1..1....
n.i,..i.i
conie
sooner
01
.
asjIp!(
ul
priice
(;wrr
teealwlalion
of
Ihe
scales
..
lNov,inUpr
2fi
iraiisporuiuoi.
1
1
e-s
.
,.,-.,
jU(,gp
prrtpre4
,h
chag
Mpotl
nresei
u
co
i.i.noos
..,
,.-
ijf
ypnw
wlfej
for
,t
gnnlloss
iillRe
or
preceuenis
ami
oujllved
oonveulions.
.defendant
slferitT
jnderfook
U,
I
pay
Milener
,
w
liauwr
expense
inighl
be
ine'Uncil
,
trial
taking
place
ill
ttlntMigh
I
ho
on
eludes
teams
from
Ottawa,
To4
onto.
Hamilton
and
Montreal
12,000
LOSE
JOBS
SAAIlimUCKKX.
Twelve1
thousand
workmen
are
added
to
v!lhe
unemployed
of
the
Saar
state
'iby
Ihe
announcement
of
Ihe
SV
ILmnlilitiT
If.
111
.t-
loel
V"..rl
ft
1
,
......
vv
U
VIKC
!closinjt
down
the
plant.
A
deficit
'uf
25.000.000
marks
was
shown
jnn
Ihe
last
balance
sheet,
since
1
which
lime
Ihe
works
have
been
'kepl
running
by
state
subsidies.
.
ilirHI.IX
In
n
rofonl
n.l.irnil
I
Kimonn
de
Valera
staled
I
hat
the
fund
for
Ihe
assistance
of
the
l
dependents
of
prisouers
p'll
io
jail
by
the
Free
Stale
had
received,
S75.000
from
America
amj
1
25.000
from
other
sources.
I,;,.
PRISONER'S
FUND
LOW
Al
present,
he
said,
the
iund
1
w
.inn
BOSTON
GRILL
I
Large
tpstau-
Dining
Hall,
I
with
newly
laid
dancing
I
riA-
Li
c
iiuw
iw
Hire.
ntmatue
lOr
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
1TT0YU
PIlir.E
FIVE
CENTS.
EFFORT
BEING
MADE
BY
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
TO
PREVENT
WAR
IN
FUTURE
large
licit
Liqruor
Shipment
Discovered
on
Arrival
at
Dawson
Was
Hidden
Among
Fruit
an
I
Polatois:
Government
Consignment
90
Cases
Short:
Empty
Bottles
Found
IlAWtfON.
UeL
I.
Territorial
ScrreUrry
mill
Treasurer
Hiltli)
Ul
niglil
I'H
r
uf
fruit
and
potatoes
con
signed
U
Mvr
('uditt
from
Vancouver
which
were
found
to
con-taia
in
til
W3
bolU
of
Scotch
whiskey
and
rout,
all
of
which
ert
sets!
Several
ert
wre
reorted
imping
and
from
other-
Ihe
liquid
content
hail,
it
wh
ltcd.
been
removed
during
lrani.il.
Oodiu
4lt
knowledge
of
the
shipment.
A
shipatMH
of
liquor
fur
the
territorial
government
from
Ywiver
wa
W
cae.
lmri
,
m4
mM
"f
-
""'"pa.
AMI
U
IT
r
.aid
to
evulen.e
Vh(
(INI
Y
A
I
,.i
....
''
lanii
pr.
ir.l
with
HlLllI
VllLf
1
Al
GENERAL
SYNOD
MCE
LEAVES
ALBERTA
MAY
FORT
YUKON
IS
DESTROYED
flesldn-ca
and
Mission
Building'
Co
up
In
Flames;
Houpltal
Is
Saved
Finding
of
the
Railway
Board
Will
be
Appealed
Says
Premier
J.
Oliver
Criticism
That
Too
Much
Time
Occupied
in
in
Legal
Quibbling;
Mot
Functioning
Well
c
..-
YANCOUVF.H,
Oct.
I.
So
mailer
wluh
way
Ihe
railway,
i.;
ad
adjudicates
upon
the
recent
hearing
of
complaint
ngainut
liM-rim
-.nation's
arising
from
the
resloraUon
of
the
(Jnw
Ne.l
l'as-.
agreement
schedule
of
freight
rales
there
will
lie
an
npjeal.
'
This
is
the
conviction
expressed
by
Premier
Oliver,
who
returned
-''com
Ottawa
this
morjiing.
"Gerlauily
if
British
Columbia
is
not
grayeij-rale
she
is
asking,
we
shall
appeal
to
the
Governor
(teneral
in
Council,"
be
said
.
.-
-
-
-
"
'
rr-
The
Premier
commented'
on
niCTHMC
rnilCPTinMC
"ie
fttcl
',ial
a!)
a
ult
'of
sev-LUjlUiUj
t'JLLLtilUrij
fial
allendances
before
the
board
QPPTPMRPR
t9fifitvfi9fi
,,e
,,art
formed
the
opinion
that
OLriLiHDCn
0,Uv0.0lQf,
n,C,
jmewa,
taken
up
with
Lack
of
Development
Work
Go
Ing
on
In
District
Responsible
for
Decrease
ff$fn
Last
Year
'"Kin
quibblin?.
He
declared
that
J
i
his
opinion
the
board
was
not
.
Uifiiinms
Ihe
best
advan-
:re.
Custom
collection
yfosfe
Uifr
PI
TiYTCfiD
T
i.O56.20
as
compared
with
j
DDflUMC
CAlirUT
"
37.0I5.23
in
the
same
inonllii
UJJ
If
JYL
uUUuil
1
lasl
year.
The
main
reason
for
!he
figures
bciiiK
lower
Ihi
year!
.
7,'T.....
is
that
there
is
little
develop-;BurnabJr
Courc"
W,M
"eplace
ineni
in
progress
and
little
new!
Labor
tlember
Elect
as
ma-lti
ury
is
iieina
iinKirlei
i
Municipal
Accointant
It
is
staled
that
customs
cillftc)T
ions
are
lighter
at
almost
all'
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
I,
,
Toe
:
i
m
I
s
in
the
Dominion
this
year"
fturnaby
Couiicil
at
Cdnftidi
in-
"Ainicled
ln
clerk
ro
aaverme
PHDT
CCCIkirTAW
MAM
b
'
a
sueeessor
lo
Frank
K.-
1111
I
I
ul.1l
111
I
I
I
I
III
f-t
II
(SKNFYA.
Ort.
I.
-The
amended
draft
of
Ihe
protocol
on
RFTI
RN
FROM
VKT
lal
aceountiiit.
The
a
nil
oh
ftil-
taalsiiaulatii
Mflfl
.CfMirilv
V:i
fll'ePlllfl
III
lh
MSAtlllllv
llf
fill
League
of
Nations
today
for
approval,
accompanied
by
a
general!
SJ
JOHN
NEWFOUNDLAND
W.
Morry
Says
Poor
Fishing
leav"
"f
absence
l
attend
the!
Year
In
Colon,
and
Cost
of
session
oi
ine
egsiaiure.
LUInn
Hint.
,
MAM'.IIAI-L
.
.
...
nr
Ihe
enotitry
cannot
afford
lo
payj
'
Tiie
n'porl
cjneludes:
"Our
purpose
was
to
make
war
im-
H.
V.
Morry
of
ort
Essing-hialier
rales
than
are
paid
ly,
possible.
The
plan
drawn
up
(eaves
no
loophole.
II
prohibits
llmi
arriveyi
from
tie
south
on
people
living
in
aaolher
pari
for
war
of
every
description
and
lays
down
the
rule
that
all
disputes
I
Mile
Prince
(JeoifSe
this
after-
1
Itrowne,
M.I,
elect,
as
Buniei-
lowed
Ihe
protests
ot
severalf
labor
union
bodies
J)rolestlng
al
the
council's
refuTfg
Browne;
MESSAGE
FROM
KING
GEORGE
Admiral
Field)
Complimented
on
Success
of
Crnplre
Cruise
of
Speclaj
Squadron
LONDON,
pel.
1.
The
King
sent
a
message
to
flear
Admiral
Field
congrijlulaling
Ihe
commander
of
the
special
squadron
on
the
conclusion
of
the
Hmpire
eru'se.
The,
message
says:
"You
have
proved
yourselves
worthy
representatives
of
the
British
navy
and
maintained
its
vest
tradition
in
dts'tawl
lands."
II
concludes
with
thanks
for;
the
great
service
"rendered
the
Empire.
Field
1
has
been
advanced
from
rear-admiral
to
vice-admiral
of
the
fleet.
BIRTHRATE
DECLINING
-:
K
Bureau
of
Statistics
Reports,
a
Steady
Dropping
off
In
Canada
Since
.1921
OTTAWA.
Oct.
l.-According
lo
the
I
hi
rean
of
Statistics.
Ibe
Canadian
Mrlh
rale
hus
elpadlly
ileeliiU'it
since
M.i.'l
'liie
rale
durlns
March
of
that
yeiir
was
:'H
per
Ihousitnd
of
imputation.
I'll
i
-
Maivl
.1
wit.
;;
m
il